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Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Who OF ps are not at times subject
to those spells Of melancholy and abb
straction, the blues! do you never have
the blues, those links of"sober sadness,
az it were binding us with a golden
chain to the might have been, or lead
ing us out into the great futurity? The
blues. called up oft times by a careless
word or unkind action on the part of
a friend, or perchance, the cares, trials
and petty annoyanpes of business or
home life. A picture, an old letter, OF
some simple keepsake ofone laid away
to rest, may recall memries ofthe long
forgotten past, and throw around us
such a saddening influence, that while
we drop a silent tear, we long to live
over again those by-gone years. The
blues have at times a chastening, hal
lowed influence, which, thrown of
leaves one better able to "look on th'
bright side of things" better prepared
to struggle with the trials and dificultie'
of life; better prepared to believe "it
not all of life to live; nor all of deatl
to die,
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

MUSICAL CONCERT.

There will be nusicafand literary
concert given on Thanksgiving Eve at
the Baptist church. This will com
posed Of some ofOur hest rallent Of Ora
ham COUNTY Those who fail to at
tend will miss rare treaaa. Admission
Is cents
LrLU SArLER. Directories,
NFrT1E J. CRAIG, Pianist.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18
CONSUMPTION CURED,

An old physician, retired from active practice
having had placed in his hands by anEast India
Missionary the formula Of i staple vegetable
Consumption. Lung affections, after having
thoroughly tested ts wonderful curative powers in
thousands OF cases, feels it his duty to make it
known t0 his suffering fellows The recipe sent
FREE. to all who may desire it, with full directions
for preparing a9d successfully using. Address,
with stamp naming this paper. DIR. NJ. f..
CASS. 210 Grand St, Jersey City, y. j,
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

No 12I5l Urt %, IS~I.
N0tic j. hereby given that the following named
settler has fled net e Of bis intention tn make
final proof in sup ~'rt Of his claim, aud that laid
proof will be made before Probate Judge at Mill
brook Kans, on Dec II, 1885, viz Barbara Rudemanu
u :, 2l0i9 forthe eh sec - tp rang" II. lie
names the following witnesses Ia prove his con
tinUouS residence upon. and cultivation o. said
lard. viz: James OConnor. OF Wild Ilbr@- KBnFa-
and Vim Keleher Albert Nesper, Nate H. Minor. &
Millbrook kausas.
John Di-seil Reg
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18
Land Office at kirwin Kaue.


NO. I'D sept =. lN+l.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has flied notice Ofhis intention 10 make final
proof in suzsort OF his claim. and that said proof
will be made before Register Receiver at Kirwin
kansrs, on Nov. u. 1876, vcz: c. VI. Forne Id
2l53l for thh r.: El4 &Eia : El4 sec : tp orange
20 He names the following witnesses 10 prove hi-
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land. viz: W J. Mclaughlin. G. r. Mclaughlin
l.. d. Leroy. Frank Budd, all OF Cres-on Kansas.
John Bissel, Register.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

The late snow storm in this part OF
the state was one of the most severe
on record. Monday night rain began
to fall in small quantities, turning to
hail when about eight clock Tuesday
morning snow began to fall and drift.
A high wind prevailed all day increas-
ing in velocity towards evening when
the snow was blowing so bad that it
was impossiable to see loo feet
Stock suffered severely and trains snow
bound on the open plairie, travel was
suspended and Boreas shook his hory
locks in deluge over the land.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

No. 1927. oct 2G. isss.
notice il hereby given that the following named
-etter hAs fled notice Of his intention ~ make
final proof in support % his claim, and that aid
proof will he ade befars the Register ~ Receiver
Ak Krwin Kansos, on Dec 18th, lS%i. viz: Gsorgs
T.. Henry DS. 2ill3 for the Va y Wa and Va :
w, sec 10 ~ : range ~. He uAmes the following
W.tnc--e- ~ prove hi continuous residence upon.
and cultivation o. saa and viz: l.. Welton. (has
Band. CAa- Zehien, Jn0 ssdd..r, All ~ Crcs-eE
Kansas.
John Bi--ell Register.
Moore &Bsnjimine attys.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18
Land Office Al Kirwin, Kansas.

No 1852 Nov IJ, 1886
Notice is hereby given that thetolowinS namedset-
tier has fled notice OF his intention 70 Eske fnal
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Probst Judgerat AillbrOOk
Kansas, on Dec %, 1886, VIZ: ". II. NApueHd
1880 for the ) arsec IS tp s range q. tie names
the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation OF, said land, viz
Taylor THrper.L +. Wilson, ). Garland, J.SSRue!I
al OF Nicedenus Kansas.
JcAA Bitaeu Re-
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

John T. Young has now added to
his already we'll filled store, a new and
fresh stock OF dry goods and groceries
which he is selling at very low and
reasonable figures. Ifyou want any
thing in the dry goods or grocery line
a careful inspection of his stock will
enable YOU to buy goods at bargain.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

TcRSALE-Two good farms, both have living
water on them. snd one is fenced. For further in
formation see f. NJ. HART, miles nortnwest Of
town. A
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Inc Quarterly Conference OF the
Dapuat Church convens at the church
'ulS city next Friday, so We are in
ueR oy parties living at distance.
! as"Ould have cheerfully published
psosrame had any of the msmbera
'u's Vicinity taken the trouble to in
~ Us. Here is an illustration ofthe
Ou Why we don't publish every
4. mat is going on in the commu-
sv.., -Oecause we are expected to be
- pace and in our Office too, We
! ,oiq oapeefed to know everything that
us On the entire county, and to
Se.a laa reader to read other peoples
M Nov let US say right here
- g ,I'' nOta walking encyclopedias
ercfasi tokaOW everything
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

NO. I-1't .N"E z, IOHO.
Nhtce II hereby given that tie fo''nwirg named
settler las FLED uotirc ~ h. nte;tinn 10 make
final sroof in SUPPORT OF hiE r.a1l. uc3 t,i3t said
proof will be made before tGe Ju1Se Clerk Of
the Court at Stockton kanR25. Oh de- ~ 1886, viz
Lewis Norman DS 1898 r.r the NE = see 10 tp S
r %. = uamCr the following YitEe e-cs To prove
his continuous residence uuOu. auc cultivation
eaic lanG. viz: John Smith. Thoe ". :. 1pl6. John
Neese, OcorgeIIarper all cf Alcoha KSn>os-
.Ttru Ris.pN
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Remember if you wish TO nav nm
your subscription that four busAel of
corn paws for the paner one wear. This
does not hold good after Dec. 10
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18
-
Lal 4 oslec e, Kirw.n. Ean-as.


NJ. IZ5Es Nov 4 i-nns
%ot5ss j. hereby diyen that the iolsow.pg nsfns~s
setter lAs Ilet hcfIre of hl. inignthtn to maxi
anal prof IN .uppert ~ hls claim. Aad that sass
proof Sill - made before sgi-teF ~ HserfyFE -
kirpin KGnFsf. ca Dee q. T%s viz JaDes NJ hFussa
ID : 2FsO sor the So Ear zee 1 tp1 Fg n. hs
names the folIow ing Nitnesses a. prove hts rtn.
ttun0as re-td-urs gpou, and cultivation of -.
land, viz; John stout. ~ Slrogemn. haas. Fff
Ott. 81 Logan kan-. Marion HAT. - Siec1emTa
KAEs, aEd HaF4la sIolt. q Sirodemu. gansaF
JOAN Bsssei krs
Moore & Bsny ia atty
Land o.-ee II hlr1sta E4nsas,
No i2sss Nor. q lssa
otIre i hereby g!vea t.af re following nsfis~- ;
-etGler has slcd rofiew - bis tnt~utsnu q nls%
anal pFoos - suI PORT or hss claim. sad EhstFa
proof ws!. 9e "a ia befnFs hs.tsEeF "a keee4rE9
kiFwfa haI--pa urr -, .-sJ. IL JOAN -ErsL t*s
Ig1<s fer tse ~ ~ 3 = =. -. lir nssies =
following Witnesses - prove kIs csuIlaEeae re-
dcu@e aps1s. aup Cultivation o. saAd land. sfeT
Iazs. u hrcgr. ~ NleoIeMas kans, Fse1 III -
i<ggaa kaasss. MArsoaa H1nL % Nlco1eDas AAe1
u. TauksFssey, = Nlcods4as kkns
Meoec kna Renism.ae alsya.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Mics HGnrie Of Bio RnnA hos taken
. nnoit;nr qq clerk in hnr hrothnrs
atore ot this place.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

A neighbor's son, two years older
than NY elder, when he heard that Vice
President Hendricks was dead, came
10 his mother and said Was he re-
publican or democrat?" "a demo
crst, answered his mother. And died
ademocratr' said the little boy in a
tone Of .orror lowered to stage
whisper-Ex.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

: Wallace Read and George Byers OF
Webster were in town Friday.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

A minister once told Wendell Phil
lips that if his Business in life was to
save the negroes, he ought to go to the
South where they were, and do it.
That is worth thinking Of" replied
Phillips "apd what is your business in
lfe?' TO save men from going to hell >
replied the minister. Then 90 there
and attend to your business!' said Mr..
Phillips.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

{: Show us the man who said we were
going to have a mild winter.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Both the Stockton and Millbrook
mail drivers were snQwbound at this
snlace during the storm.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

The snow storm seems to have been
The severest in western Kansas.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

The Woodston Saw is the latest
newspaper Venture H. Rocks county,
;by C. G. Thompson
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Land Office at kirwin, kansas. Nov. t.1Ss6

No. 12514
Notice is hereby given that the f..i1wingl aned
settler has filed notic9 OF MS intention 10 maze f.
hai proof in support Of his claim an Tat said proof
will be made before the Probate Judge at Millbrook
kansas. on December Is. 1856. viz:
Benuie baldwin Hid 20lSs for the sc 4 sec!4 and
WIs SW a SEQ 13 tp 9 rg 81. lie names the fol
lowing witnesses t. prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation OF. said land. viz: Thomas
Hoap, Columbus Cookies. John Tum5ly, Joshuay
LanChes, ali OF CressOn kansas.
Lob, pfsseN Pa.y
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

: Concert at Baptist church next
Thursday night. Admission Is cents.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

The remains Of George Baker were
entered in the Nicoden1us cemet1y
this, Thursday, evening. =
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Mr.. Deshon, living on Bow creek,
north of Nicodemus, has wood for sale
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Whistling in a graveyard is never a
pleasant pastime, but if there is any
Aunan being that can do that kind Of
EOtk and swear he enjoys it, that
AOrtal belongs to the democratic party
a1ey will whistle and pretend that the
a'Oadon is perfectly delightful-just too
"'ely for anything, when they are
surrounded by admonishing grave
"0Aes' Not even the ghost Of An
laAlas could convince them that in the
must Of life they are in death.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

"Sweet Lotas" smoking and chewing teosco 8,
Eeuries try IL
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Mics H9nrie Of Bio Rnnd hos taken
q nnoit;or aq clerk IN hnr hrothnr's
atore 1T this place.
Remember if you wish TO nav nm
your subscription that four bushel of
corn paws for the paner one year. This
does not hold good after Dec. 10.
Dr F Robbins, coroner. and denutv
sheriff Ma;Ott of Rocks county. were
m to-dav t. hold an innreet on the
dead hodv ofGnorop Baker. who was
frozen to death Tuesday evening.
Miss Npttie CRAIG has only one more
month to teach to comnlotn the present
term Of school in Nicodemus. We
suggest that the district proceed at
once to engage her for another four
months term.
NicOdemns boasts Of the neatest
tidinst andbnst kept hotel in Northwest
Kansas. we have referance to the
Gibson House. which is an honor to
our town. and Mrs. Smith shows bv the
way things are kept arranged that she
knows inst how q first class hotel
should be kept.
In the case Of Shearer and Cotton vs..
Mrs. Fred Mahurin and others before
ESQ. Lee. to-day for tho payment Of a
certain note, the case was dismissed on
eror at cost Of plaintiff. Cotton ap-
nearirg as attorney for plaintiff and
VIM Lawson of Millbrook attorney for
defendants.
The editor aud family spent last
Sabbath evening very pleasantly at
Jas. Buchanan's, in Graham township.
Mr.. B. has fine 320 acre farm well
improved and is cOntented to live in
Kansas. By the way Graham town
ship is one of the finest in the county
and can boast Of a very enterprising
class of citizens.
The new bridge when finished will
be one Of the most substantial on the
river Peter Hansen he's been busy for
two weeks putting cylinders down to
the solid ground. AMI the bridge when
completed will stand o. solid stone
pillars with heavy iron bolts running
up through the pillar and fastening
on to the sills.-LO@H0 Freeman.
A new town is 10 he plated tnis
week in Rocks county, near the old
Alcona postoffice, B. NJ Sample we are
informed is the protector. There will
someday be good town between
Nicodemus and Webster and Alcona
being about equi-distance, six miles,
from each point is the proper place for
the new station. The rail road will
come up the valley next spring and
make the new town boom.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Nicodemus boasts Of quite a number
81 excellent musiciens.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

"Any Time" is the name Of a post
Office in Kentucky It embodies the
Kentucky idea concerning the proper
TIM to take drink.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Sam Jones says When see a man
who doesn't believe he has soul, [ feel
like saying, We'll, old fellow, if | felt
like that / would get me some hair and
q tail and be dog"
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Bruce Borin, Of Borin Bros, machine
men Of Stockton, is up on business
Bo-day and gave us a call.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

The late democratic raid into Africa
for votes has made the party a saddel
Is we'll a. madden one against the
Kansas colored voter. The bourbons
pill return 10 tie word "nigger. Cap
ital
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18
s. F. Stewart atty.

Land Once At kirwin. Kansas. Sept :, 1886
No. I202S
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof VIII be made before the Judge or Clerk Of
Court at stockton kansas. on Dec sth. 1856 viz:
Lucinda +. Shell, formerly Slusscr Hd 17OS1 for
the W., Nwl. sec "a and W.. SWLsec q tp6 r 20,
He names the following witnesses TO prove hi con.
tnuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz: Augustus Deotts, J. II, Martin. David
Miller and GeoOge Rsnds all OF Slate Kansas
Jubr bi=.fr ECt.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

The "black district in South
Carolina went almost solidly demo
cratic this year. The actual voting
population, however, is about $4,000
republican and 5000 democratic.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Chas. Parsons, formerly in the
grocery business at Webster, was q
caller at this den Monday.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Fntrred at the postoSs At Tio2tum1s aecanH KanTas a
5or tfsnsmission through the 1ASiS "S oecono 'l"S
snaGter.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18
Land Oaics 8; KiEwin. Kans.

No l2+t2 o.. Cc- ~ -
Notice i hereby given that the folioging named
saftIss has Sled notice OF hi intention 10 makcnnzl
proof in support Of his claim and hat said proof
StocktoD kansas on Dec 3, 4rSe. VIZ; James H.
Reynolds Hd al3el for the 5 E1r ; K qr=cc :! NEqF
n Rqr sec.7 tp 7r=O. lie names The following
Witnesses TO prove hls continuous tes,afhGe ILon
Alhert House, Phillip Shsttsman,of Aleona Mans
and Oliver Neal Of Nio0demEs kagsss
'Hu " = Jcen Bisseil Reg
FFatpT. 6tfv.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

The coming legislature will be COM
posed Of ninety republicans, twenty
six democrats, three Independents, anq
one antimonopolists.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

WESTERN CYCLONE
\ !t,vns Dollar 6ssI.ysa'. in Advance.
H. K. LIGHTFOOTy EDITOR,
nrrrs KANSAS.
,-a - the postofics at Nico1umus, Kansas
IN .iiaansmisson through the mails az Second class
vsnaEter' :,
Nicodemus boasts Of quite number
81 excellent nusiciens.
---------
Z: Show us the man who said we were
xoing to have mild winter.
: Wallace Read and George Byers of
Webster were in town Friday
The snow storm seems to have been
The severest in western Kansas.
: Concert at Baptist church next
Thursday night. Admission 10 cents.
Mr.. Deshon, living on Bow creek,
north of Nicodemus, has wood for sale
The Woodston Saw is the latest
newspaper Venture IL Rocks county,
,by C. G. Thompson.
The remains Of George Baker were
.ntered in the Nicodenus cemet1y
this, Thursday, evening. =
Both the Stockton and Millbrook
mail drivers were sn2whound at this
zplace during the storm.
Bruce Borin, Of Borin Bros, machine
men Of Stockton, is up on business
1o-day and gave us a call.
Chas. Parsons, formerly in the
grocery business at Webster, was q
caller at this den Monday.
a.:
The coming legislature will be COM
posed Of ninety republicans, twenty
ak democrats, three Independents, anq
one antimonopolists.
~ = -------------
"Any Time" is the name Of post
Office in Kentucky. It embodies the
Kentucky idea concerning the proper
tim, to take drink.
4, ---------------------------
Sam Jones says: When l see a man
who doesn't believe he has soul, [ feel
like saying We'll, old fellow, if | felt
like that would get me some hair and
q tail and be a dog"
The "black district in South
Carolina went almost solidly demo
cratic this year. The actual voting
population. however, is about 10000
republican and 5000 democratic.
The late democratic raid into Africa
for votes has made the party saddel
Is we'll a. a madden one against the
Kansas colored voter. The bourbons
yill return 10 the word "nigger. Cap
ital.
A neighbor'S son, two years older
than my elder, when he heard that Vice
President Hendricks was dead, came
10 his mother and said: Was he re-
publican or democratic" "A demo
crst, answered his mother. And died
ademocrat! said the little boy in a
tone of Iorror lowered to stage
whisper-Ex.
A minister once told Wendell Phil
lips that if his Business in life was to
save the negroes, he ought to 90 to the
South where they were, and do it.
That is worth thinking Of, replied
Phillips "apd what is your business in
hfe? 40 save men from going to hell =
RnNAl,o u Al Il
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18
B. y, and ATTY.
Pard Ofide ST kirWiu, Mans

No i2l4s oct u, 1856
Notice is hereby given that tbs following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention 70 mako
final proof in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will ne made before Judge clerk Dist court
M AiiIbruuk kens1-. Oh Eov - is~S, viz: Loui-
serena I'D Is u for tie En- NJ = rAr pa -ec
3 IL : = -. lie GS-ne- tae following witnesses
~ r,,,. his continuous residence upon. -nd Cviti
vation Of -sid ans. VIZ: =. NaH>.yck.. Geo Gal
Balna FREQ Creole, and Geo GrcJ.c- al OF Firms
Kansas.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18
John Bis-cll Register.
" II, II u. ttttt
L.rt Oa.ce - k;rWin- ksnra@

No l241s Oct - $50.
Notice il hereby gwen that the following named
sett!er has 6sd Iotice OF his intention TO MAKE hna
roof in support Of his claim, and that said proc:
yiu he made before Register Receiver ~ kiryin
Kansas. on Dec :. 1856, viz: Lewis Made!
Administrator. Martsn Nader on Id I95Oo for the
: Wcr -ec : To D Range - west He nance the
foIloWeuc witnesses to prove his continuous resi
dence Cpou. and cultiV alton, OF said land. viz
ICbn clark. :. Fisher. 5 J. Brown, aud J. NJ. Liz
all sf NicodemRs Kansas.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

H,K, LIGHTFOOT, EDITOR,
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18


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NllCDf - IAMS,
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- NO. -" 10" 3, 1885
Notice - he e. tt.- ..e - uvS 'ng- named
settler &Sf i.f'r e. ...1..r 70 make Anal
proof in s".-er- o- ... ...f.. .. hat said proof
will he n. @ H1s. or o."'I # Court at
Stockton. te'.-.. i'.- 80. -~t tor tre Ets S Eqr
sec 10 tp 81 70 ''e name. .'- .a, ding witnesses
vation ton a. -ar a .., <,-a.fn. ""G Gecree euei,
Uartrpr. I ich -. =. --. ~ .... .-,r'1 srd In
Neese Of e. ...-,... anu Jog"
Dbl. n-osenPeo
A.W r'-.....
Land N.-.s - = .C..t1. t.nens.
No.12 sept %. 1896.
Notice - .'C.nE -..'r 'aat 'aa "in";ng-namrd
settler has "o -.',.- ~ .. tcnt;On 70 make
final procF-i' "0n} "~- .' i.- md that said
proof will h. '..'" br CO.. ~ .'r !u'Ge orClerk
DIST court ~ -. h'na A... Nov end 1895,
add Wa sE'5 .". = - .,.-s 70. He names the
residence uo.a. -,. cu't'..t ,,, " said land viz:
Slote Kar~a. All Al.ert -. - webster.
f.3.. piese Register
J. r 3--n,t rtr~
v..f C,4;...,.. r..-.. I-o,..o
NJ ,otc - '>'ilSI O. 20 ,ooc
%ot;cc - hn-- ,:, +.. .,, .n. 20 o. ,,o1oa asn,
ttio ~ io " e. ,..:.-. ,;t INV" slnat;Ie',
80 :. ""r ~ .,: 'uh ! :" IN; III N. ! INA!
proof IN snpt.l' "l h@ '''.'' 49, lat sald proof
YIN, M!1 uS nl'.' ~ ~ ,~ 80 60 urt al
ia Hd!GT%SN 1I0S5 a. & ~ ''"o ' - s,haInS -. ma
I1n 11n d.uno ,' ~ -. w. ~2 50 sec 20 Up RI
a1n,taI, IN aameS L .s,.1Wn & W""sSe' 10 prsye his
said lann Wv b yp6S,yc& Towis Serena Fred red
Grdbles. Gc5 l.r, bs,,.a!. q: Fjrmis. Kansas
..,''1 :5isseTi Regi.te-
W. + go .t.v
-t ,,f...... ... t-i.,,;, ro
Ni'' 80 '' '''' t"!FHs. 600,
~. ; ;>oN l. l09o :,
+tIt ttI.cT ,:s = lo'.tH.i .! i"s u! lailito t
fnai r,cot ,.,,.rt ~ ss - ;,c o9G tEo+ Snii
. " ~ T., - 80 ~,
P " ~ % "'t =, - - ~ ~ 't WILL, i'll
II1 ut9HH 1E-pc Dc, Iio"i,S w. W @ ilIcE
tho foilov.i - .-..nz..s r ro,.e - cont;nnnns
FeFe Rrc .r & 4 .;r = Fr9n rn5 'T'' Asbton hm
Christ Mem. ',.-dcr. . r. r',ar Kausas
Io RisSel Reg.
Ia. r'i'e =. +.-'i' HrrsH9
No. 1920 oct =. 1886.
settler has sl. ,ot CO - r:> 'rtentior to make
proof i'm SUPPORT ~ lie .iu. :5., I - said proof
will he mat'e hrrcr. Prcpete lug, ~ Stockton
Kansas. ,1 Tnv 'Gt1, i.Si, viz H. bennett pE
.20211 t..' = Wa So IS ~ : r =. "a nlme the
dencc i1 ~ lnd cuiiiv,t'r, 9. ,,j1 and, viz:
Mi of Cres,o1 Kansas ''0'''
'"'" ' "'s'
-, Oa.. -. r-.:
NJ ~ - >' 90 'N1"''' "' -, 9 ,ooe
w I-''f ~ T. I0oo'
settler las filed uotirc 81 h. inteatinn To make
final sroOt IN SUPPORT OF h!F '.Gl1 urH t.i3t said
proof Will be made before t0e Ju1Se Or Clerk Of
the Court at stock kan8aS. Oh te' - 1886, viz
Lewis Norman DS Iya+E ror uIc NJ = sec IL tp .
r 20 - name TIE foI'ow'ng Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uuOu, aHc cultivation
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

e wpe Do15r per year, in Advance.
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

NICuDEMUs, NAN'A''
Western cyclone., 1886-11-18

Dr F Robbins, coroner. and denutv
sheriff Mn;Ott of Rocks county. warn
m today tr hold an irnreGt on the
dead hodv oFGnoron Baker. who was
frozen to death Tuesday evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-15
TEXAS IN TYPE.
Clippings from stare Exchanges on Matter,
OF Interest.

Clippings from stare Exchanges on Matters
OF Interest.
Work has stopped on the water-works
test at Sherman.
Up TO the 18th OF this month Greenville
has received 1900 bales OF cotton.
I'd T. Reed, adjudged lunatic in Bell
county, was taken TO the Austin asylum on
Tuesday.
Over 500 bales of cotton In one lot were
received 10 Temple on Tuesday from
Coryell county
Mr.. James Herndon was taken from
Groveton TO the lunatic asylum at Austin,
on Saturday last.
In Medina county the cool weather has
put a stop to the ravages OF the worm
among the cotton.
The dengue has entered the Denlson
News office, necessitatlng the cuItailing
Of work on that paper.
The Bolton News says that cotton is
coming into that market at lively rate,
and the congresses are all kept busy.
There is a great demand for cotton
pickers about Caddo Mills. The fields
are white, and owing to rains the cotton
Is wasting.
Heavy rains at Haskell City on Thurs
day of last week. II Is estimated that the
millet crop in that vicinity viii average
two tons per acre.
Hunt county is making fine showing
asian apple-growlng country, wsgou-loads
of this fruit being for sale on the streets
Of Greeuville every day.
The large cotton-gin In Sherman will
be In operation in few days. Already
there are 1000 bales Of seed cotton await
ing the opening Of the gin.
The citizens of Coleman county met
last Monday and organized Joint stock
company to own and operate roller -four
mill. Twenty thousand dollars was sub.
scribed.
j. G. Owen, living near Garlic Springs,
lost his barn and contents by fire last Sun
day night. 1t is supposed to have been
caused by spark from a pipe falling
among the hay.
A bear has been depredatlng on hogs in
the couptry near Denison. A number of
parties went out in pursuit, but failed to
secure him, he making his escape to a
cane-brake across Red river.
An appeal has been made by the mem
bers OF Walkers Division association for
the relief of the old general, who is
unable to work, and without q home.
The Clarksyille Standard Will take charge
OF any contribution made in his behalf.