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THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

fh0HAS DO"l fNo' Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE RESIDENCE ON
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
Under deed dated March ID, 1876 recorded In s.1tA
Lber No S11. folio 213, request of party Sc :IH
cured, VIII offer at public vendue, on THURS ~.
DAY, the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF APKIi !,
1856 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the south part of Lot
No In subdivision OF square No. 500 fronting Is IT.
In 2n 9TH street. having depth of .4lO feet and
improved by the comfortable Residence No. 1907 OH
street northwest
The terms: One-third cash. (s1OO deposit at sale).
ahe other twoihirds. In two equal payments at one
secured by deed of trust or all cash at purchaser
option o Terms not being complied with In ten days
after sale deposit to be forfeit and property resOd
purchasers risk Conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser cost The title is considered perfect and all
taxes will be paid to June 80, 1886.
FRED. W. JONES,
apl9-dtS Surviving Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AMP I DNdMPRoVED Real Estate. House
ON sTkEET,, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
S ST. q as N Sb 4E On ALLEY N
BETWEEN CANAL AND sECoND sTRE .E1tS
soUTHWE EST; CANAL AN, STREET, BETWEEN q
STREET, BETWEEN q IND STREETS
SOUTHWEST, AND CANAL STREET. Be
TWEEN STREET AND GEORGIA AVENUE.
BY virtue Of the last will of Clarssa Heiss duly 80
probaed in the supreme Court the District of GIN
Columbia. holding special term for Orphans G.sj
Court OF the district of Columbia holding Snecia
sell public ancon front Ct each Of the premises
District OF Columbia, to wit: On TUESDAY the
ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY, AID 1885. AT FOUR
O'CLOCK r. NJ, part OF Lots and X. in square 800
improved by three-stOry Brick House. being nmn.
bered 9lS l. street northwest.
1mmeddately thereafter part OF lot X, fronting
!.9O-lOO rect On street. and lot and part of lot
fronting 2o5O-lOO feet on street, and lots l., Nj
2292-1OO and N. 22.9l-1O0 fronting each 2292-iO6
15-foot alley and on the f. side 3O-foot alleV to-
gether with the improvements thereon ~ w
Also, on tDe same day. IL HALF-PAST FIVE
lot A, In SO. 6O4 f WY al"
Terms Of Sale: One-third of the purchase money in
cash ana the balance in two equal nstaments In one
ana Two years with six interest from day of
Saie for which notes OF purchasers must be given
secured by deeds of trust the property sold or all
must be made on each of the lots in square 500
ana SoO on each OF the other lots when knock ed
down; All conveyanclng at cost of purchaser Terms
OF sale must be complied with within ten DAYS from
DAY OF sale default of which the trustee reserves
right to resell at risk and cost of defautng pur-
chaser alter tn. ee days public advertisement
HENRY WISE GA RN EFT Trustee
THos E. WAGGAMAN, Auct. ap7-d&ds
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Springman agt Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
roam Co; judgment below reversed and cause
Temanded Tor d new Trial. SRlnson Sy Judge
Judge James sustaining exceptions to the
auditors report Eckloff agt District Of Co
lumbia; judgment below, reversed; opinion by
Judge James. Causten agt Young; bill dis
missed; opinion by chief justice; appeal noted
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judg Hagner.
Today, Gleason agt. Virginia Midland rail.
road; on hearing.
POLICE OoURreysdoe Shell.
Today, Thomas Brown, cruelty TO animals;
%. Aaron Digs, do; collateral forfeited.
Mary jackson, colored; larceny; 60 days.
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"HANDKERCHIEFS,W
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
%HANDKERCHIEFS~
"HANDKERCHIEFS.~
Observation-Disclosures

Very fine Pure Linen Handkerchief. with white
colOred mourning borders, scalloped edge and
hand embroidered 4Sc each, or 3 for Sf.25
Pure Linen Handkerchief, white, black or colored
hemstltched borders, equal to the usual for 25c
Hdkfs., Sc each or 3 for 25c.
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AUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
And LOT, BEING No. 1919 ELEVENTH
STEET BETWEEN AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, duly recorded In r-tA
L9ef No. 500 folio 26l, ct seq, Of the land N
ors Tor the District of Columbia will SELL on fA
THURSDAY. APRIL TWENTYSECOND, A.
u 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ, in front of the
premises all that lot parcel of ground living and
being In the city of Washington in the District of Co
iuhpi being lot numbered nine (9) In John M Sims
executor subdivision of square numbered three hum
ofed ana tity $3.50, together with all the i'm
proVeinenis, ways, easements, rights privileges and
appurtenauces " the same belonging or In any wise
appertainng. ~
Ibis lot is improved by well-but three-story and
basement brick dwelling, with modern conveniences,
III good location.
Terms: One-thlrd cash; balance In one and two
years notes 70 bear interest," payable semi an nualy
and to be secured by deed trust or all cash at OBJ
on OF Purcnaser deposit Of $500 required az time
11 s sa &C. at cost Terms
tees reserve the right to at the risk and cost of
tie deiauitng purchaser amer five days public mo-
uee OF ,uch resale In some newspaper published in
Washington. d. &. -
WILLIAM H. CLAGETT,( m--
apI3-d&ds DORSEY CLAGETr. trustees
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ATTENTION,

ATTENTION. ATTENTION
ATTENTIONS,
Gentlemen who have not been able To GET perfett
n'ung shirts we wish TO say a few words to You We
can nj you. We make the finest quality shirts and
guarantee perfect it, Six (solid bosoms) for So six
Furnishings, the ~ ~ 'S
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
Np--ict 1Ou2 81. n W.
M ALkER'S 2Oi 10TH STREET NV
MOTH proof Eel, Carbolate OF Ii me- Felts Pitch
ssr; ~. aud Gas Tar. Charcoal. Han, LIME &c,
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BALTIMORE, Nd. April le.-virginia skies.
consolidated, 53: past due coupons, 64ia do. ten
forties. Al: do. new threes IS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. April 19.-Cotton Quiet-mid-
ding, 91s- Flour dull-Howard street and
western super, 2.65a3 10: do. extra, 325a4OO; do.
family, 425a5oO: city mills super. 2.75a3.2S: do.
extra, 3.5Oa4.l5; do. Rio brands. 4.S7: Pa
Wheat-southern higher with light receipts; western
frmer and quiet southern red, S4a97: do amber, 80
ass: No. western winter red, spot, 9lh4a91@a;
May, 02asaS2ai August. 9OiAa9O4S. Corn-southern
higher and quiet western higher and dull: southern
white, 45a45.e do. yellow. 45aA5i; western mixed.
a44hs Oats steady and Quiet-southern. 39a43 west
ern white 39l2a43: western mixed, 3Sa39: Pennsyl-
vania, 4Oa43 Rye steady, 1Oa12. Hay steady
prime to choice western, l4.00al6.5O Provisions
quiet and about steady. Mess pork 1OOOa1 90.
Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides. packed,
ga; hams. 1Olaa1l le Lard-refned. IN Butter
lower-western. packed, l2alS: creamery. 25a2S.
Eggs steady, IL. Petroleum quiet-refned, ~.
Coffee steady and quiet-Rio cargoes, ordinary to
fair. S1aaSts. Sugar steady-A soft, 6l2: copper
refined dull 10lsa1Ol4 Whisky steady and quiet.
inally steady-cotton 3-l6d; -four, Is; grain. 4d.
Receipts-hOur, ABB barrels; wheat. 5000 bushels:
corn 4O5OO bushels; oats. 13, 700 bushels rye 1S0O
bushels Shipments-four. 1853 barrels: corn,
$4,000 bushels Sales-wheat, 35S.OOO bushels: corn,
"a 900 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April 49, 11:15 a. m--wheat was
excited and buoyant at the opening, May starting
SO1 with little trading at so GIG, and held steady
at these figures for half hour then broke off to so,
and hung at that price for time but finally went Off to
79la and is now quoted 10 ll-l6 The other arSets
are quoted as follows: Corn-May, 374s. Oats-May.
1913. POrk-May, 800. Lard-May, 59Oa5. OH.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
3 q. m, 40; 2 Am, 81; IL q. M, 73; 2 pm,
"a. Maximum, "a. Minimum, As.
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EDGAR w. CHANBERLAIN has been appoint
ed receiver OF the First National Bank Of An
reliCA. n. Y.
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AyENGING AN 1SsULT TO a SIsTER-A sDo-
cial dispatch from WATSON, Tcnn says: 'N IL
liam and Dan Kent, young men about town,
met Miss Soards, n respectable young lady on
the stree. and, as She says, lnsUltcd her. she
told her brother, Lewis, aged seventeen years
about the Affair." lie seized a shotgun and ,y.l. !
In pursuit OF the hents. When hc caIne upoa
them he emptied barrel into each of the yotll,.-
men. Dan was mortaly wounded, wnile Nj :
liam VIII have 10 suffer aIlpu taIion OI the leo
arm. 1oung Soards was placed In Jail"
FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR BAITIMORE.-Lou,s
Praeger and his daughter Matilda fouric,..,
years OF age, were caught sunday afternoon Bv
a train on a trestle bridge that spaus gully on
the Western Maryland railroad, one and s.-half
miles from the western limits q. Baltimore bv
the Hagerstown express. lie was hurled from
the bridge and killed, while the child 5 life was
saved, though one oi her feet was crushed 81
that the leg had 10 be amputd;ca.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS

Lately received new styles Of Hussar LOOP Beadet
Edgings, Ornament Gimps, Moss Trimmings. Low
prices for newest and best goods.
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A~TRTMMTNNS IN

Genuine French Flowers, beautiful bunches at CSC;
5000 to select from.
OSTRICH FEATHER TIPS, 3 in bunch, warrant
ed very best quality; SOC. a bunch, worth SOC
RIBBONS. in new spring colors Picot edge Sash
Ribbons, and other novelties.
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pRuFFLINGs are q great specially of the Palas
Royal The largest stock, the best variety, and New
YORK prices guaranteed Easter Novelties-CREPE
LISSE. with loops Of Ribbon in orange and black,
orange and white, red and white, blue and white,
FLAT PLATED RUFFLINGS, with Ribbon edge
In all coors; Double fold Rulings in orange and sill
yer, cardinal and silver, skyblue and silver cream
and silver. Bolting Cloth Canvas, Crepe Lisse Crepe
dc Chine and Silver Canvas Rulings, in new and
beautiful designs
COLLARS AND CUFFS
Ladies' Clerical Collars, 3py; the regular price is
for Doc; will be sold until Tuesday April Doth for
for 2oc Linen Cuffs 3-ply. reduced from 12i to loo
pair until April Goth. Novelty Collaring is sold by
yard
Novelties for Easter In French Collars and Cuffs,
new designs and coloringA
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THos E. wAGGAMAN, Au eth street northwest n%sds


WALTER b. WILLIAMS d CO., Aucuoneera
ASSIGNEES SALE OF MAPBI.EIzED MAN
TELS. THING, SLATE HEARTHS SUMMER
PIECES. CRATES, ETC.
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL TWENTY-FIRST
1856. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell at Our
saesroom. corner 10th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
% Marblezed Mantels, six sets Thing
46 Slate Hearths, summer Pieces, Crates etc
frVaIe BUYERS and the trade should give this sale
special attention.
HENRY RALPH, Assignee
ap17-3t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & co Hncts
4 UCTION SALE OF VERY VAIJART. +
"A BUILDING LOT, ON THE NORTH SIDE. OF
STREET NORTHWEST JUST WEST OF
14TH STREET. Va
will offer for sale In front of the premises on SAT-
URDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH 1856 at H ALE.
PASTFIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, the east rs feet front bv
depth of original Lot 4, square I'll.
Terms made known time sale.
w. CLARENCE DUVALI. Auctioneer
apA4oGuS 925 street
eS- ON ACCOUNT OF THE RAIN THE
above sale Is postponed to WEDNESDAY, APRIL
IWENT1-FlkST, 1856 same hour and place
w. c. DUVALL.
app I-uVus AuctiOneer
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

INOR SALE-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NEAR n
st, only 81 three other lots same avenue (as
awhoie) tor only SLID. Special baT in on
Meridian Hill; easy terms a. p PARDON.
aplg-.t 12of II ar
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m Rride Driven g euicide.

gered into her mothers house In Covington,
KY, last night, and tell on the floor overcome
by poison which she had taken. She died in q
few minutes. She had been married but two
months. Her mother says that she was cruelty
treated by her husband.
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CAPT. THOMAS c. JoNEs, Of Kentucky, IL to
be appointed Us. consul at Funchal Madeira.
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A FINE HOUSE TO BE EREcTED.-Mr. Lucius
Tuckerman, formerly of New York city, but
now resident of this city, is about to begin the
erection of q fine residence tor himself at the
southeast corner of 10th and streets, being a
portion OF the garden about the residence OF
Mr. W. W. OrcOran
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F.NOR SALE
II At bargain, a Lot in the northwest section hav-
ing front of siXtyeight feet by depth of seventy
feet TO a wide alley. For particulars apply to
j. V. y. HUYCK,
apl4-3t 1908 Pennsylyanie ave
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RAILROAD TO MOUNT VERNoN.-Surveys for
the railroad which a company organized at
Alexandra proposes to build between that
city and Mount Vernon, connecting Washing
ton with Mount Vernon by rail were completed
Saturday. 1t is intended to use the Alexandria
and Washington and the Fredericksburg roads
to q short distance beyond Alexandria, whence
lateral line will be run about eight miles
direct to Mount Vernon.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY. SITUATED ON SEW
ENIH AND STREETS SOUTHEAST AND
4 A
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REAL Estate SALEs.-Renjamin A. Warder
has sold to Henry A. Willard, for So, 100,
property II feet front on the east side Of 18th
street, between l. and NJ streets. John A. Pres
colt has sold to Rudolf Goldschmid, for 81, 500,
property 55 feet front on the east side of 19th
street, between NJ and N streets. Susan E Gan.
non and husband, l.. E., has sold TO Theo. NJ.
Koeth, Tor $6, 600, property 10 feet front at the
southeast corner Of 10th and 3 streets,
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"EMBROIDERIES~
~EMBROIDERIES.~
ELECTROMAGNETIC
"EMBROIDERIES. "a
%EMBROIDERIES-

You are Invited to inspect the new and choice pat
terms OF Colored EmbrOderies in Founcngs Skirtngs
and all.over to match. Swiss Cambria and Nainsook
Embrolderies in new and beautiful designs, and al
prices unprecedentedly low.
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IGOR SALE-AT y BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT
i once; To , nicely finished twostorv brick
houses, o0ns. modern improvements hot and cold
water &c; OF the streets in the north
west All cash. OF part cash: balance time 10 suit
Nm l. MCLEAN
nlh2.-lm 18th and IL SIs NV
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TIE FLOWER LEAGUE.-The st. Dorethea
flower mission, for supply OF hospitals and or
phan asylums, has become 50 popular that it
has grown into q league. The Young Mems
Christian association have rendered the use OF
their rooms, at 14O9 New York avenue, to the
league, and a request is made that persons send
contributions for the league there. The rooms
will be open Mondays, Thursdays and Satur.
days. In the forenoon.
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NOR SALE-HOUsE AND LOT I:Ssr, \ ST \ w
eIerant property: lot 2tjxI00. Vacant Lot north
wesi corner 18th anu SIS: 24xlOO splendid location
Tor hne residence Apply 10 Owner. Rooms g. and
. GIS r ~. flIlryn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-14

De se6u tu5 man from the east surround
ed by redskins, whom is killing as fast
as he Can shoot. OF course he Will send
a copy OF the picture east and make his
irien1s think that he captured the whole
outfit.
The wife of Rev. Joseph Cotton died
at the residence of her son, Rev. Geo,
Cotton, Salem. Dakota, April 18th, 1886
aged abont sixty years. The deceased
was a sister of Mrs. John Dougherty.
and an aunt Of John A. Stafford of This
city. Funeral services were held at
Wakonda yesterday at two pl m. the re.
mains being inferred in the Wakonda
cemetery.
Lang Brothers are at work decorating
the1 interior of Hamel & Brooks
photograph gallery and it is the inten.
ton of the proprietors to make these
parlors the most attractive of any in Da-
kota. When the gallery is thoroughly
overhauled and papered, and graced by
an entire new set of furniture,
Messrs. Hamel & Brooks will be bet.
ter prepared than ever before to turn
out the very best of work in their line.
Prices to suit the times, and good work
guaranteed. Give them a call.
The Indian witnesses before the
United States court were paid off to-day
and they spent an hour or 80 in close
communion with Cashier McVay, of the
First National bank, getting thei,
checks cashed. They declined to have
anything to do with gold or pape,
money, being %irrevocably welded to the
silver and nickle theory. They also in.
slated upon equal quantities of dollars,
halves, quarters. dimes and nickles.
Alter concluding business at the bank
they went out among the stores and
invested their earnings in trunks, valises
and umbrellas, ar ticles of wearing ap.
paral which always capture the untutor.
ed mind.
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personal.

Sheriff Brennan went TO Tyndall on
business this afternoon.
Geo. B. Everett, of the Mitchell land
Office, is in Yankton to-day.
DIR. Burdick, mayor of Vermilllon, was
at the Merchants last evening.
l.. Robertson, q prominent Sioux Falls
attorney, is counting in Yankton.
Harry B. Wynn took the road in the
interest of his wholesale hardware house
to-day.
d. Ray, division agent OF the North
western, came up from Eagle Grove, Ia,
last night.
D. j. Spaulding and j.. @. Bridgman,
colrt attendants from Chamberlain, left
for home this morDing.
Mrs. q. M. Barker, of Chamberlain.
territorial president of the w. O. T. o.,
reached Yankton last night.
Matt Gebring, an Elk Point attorney
and a candidate for the position of assis-
tant United States attorney for Dakota,
is in town.
w. b. Woolley and wife, parents of
NJ. T. Woolley, left this afternoon for
their home in Morrison, Illinois, after a
long visit in Yankton.
j. B. Weeks, one of the principals in a
perjury case that has hung on in the
United States court for several years
past, is at the Merchants.
I.G.Ury, of Davenport, Iowa, father of
Mrs. VIM. M. Powers, is visiting in Yank-
ton. Mr.. Ury has just returned from Cal
~ifornia, where he spent the winter.
Harold d. Motter, one of the many
genial travelling men who take in Yank-
ton every once ina while, has been talk
ing cigars and teas TO his Yankton
customers to-day.
WI. Hovey, land, loan and law dis
tributer, of Hutchinson county, is in
the city on business. Mr.. Hoyey is an
old Yanktonian, transplanted to Hutch
inson county, where he is engaged in
the aforementioned business. He will
have the agency for the sale of the lots
in one of the new towns on the Scotland
Mitchell extension.
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LOCAL

To-day's wind reached a speed OF
thirty-eight miles an hour.
A wind prevails to-day whcse force
and yigor Is q reminder of ancient blasts.
Outgoing trains this morning were
loaded with ex-witnesses and ex-]urors
OF the United States court, returning to
their homes.
a quarter OF q century ago to-day the
American flag was lowered from Fort
Sumte and the fort was surrendered to
southern rebels.
The United States court is not much
Of an acquisition to q CITY in these de-
generate democratic days. It's terms
are brief and little is accomplished.
Acase of petty larceny from Tabor,
iankton county, was 10 have came up
IN Nudge Learned's court to-day, but on
motion made by one of the parties ii
was postponed Tor one week.
Ozark West gravely asserts that Gay.
Vile is to have street car and telephone
eonnectlon with Volin's Siding and
mat the duck sloughs whereabouts are
70 De illuminated bv the electric light,
captain Lavendar says the officials Of
me Milwaukee road have bought a tract
VI iand at Scotland, near the tow mill
inb purchase wss made in anticipation
=! the construction of the Scotland
Mitchell extension,
Olty Engineer Palmer has asoertaineG
.uat cross walks can be constructed IL
isnkton from Minnesota lime stone fol
ABOUT double the cost OF wooden cross
'ngs'and that they will last fifteen years
VI nve times as long as crossings built
Of plank,
on Friday Of this week General Beadls
Snl address the history classes of thu
puolio schools, giving outlines of tht
0sapalgns in the west. Mr.. Woolley
saa 70 occupy the time next Friday, bu'
- out OF town and General Beadle take
his place.
Judge Roberts offers to farmers ant
INVESTORS q number of very desirable
.afm properties. improved and unim
po'eo.i IN different parts of this county
~ also has a list of Yankton city prop
etsy TO dispose of. See his dsscriptiy
announcement tomorrow.
several Of the up country witpessa
summoned under United State
an'nofity are kicking because they wer
aoaght here and kept a week or so ant
Aaaiiy discharged without being Gale
upon to testit-- They allege that thei
's,e Is to important to be wasted.
me directors of the coal company he'll
Meeting last evening to receive the re
psle OF The committee appointed to as
.'f'ain the cost Of sinking 8 shaft o
no oencks coal farm, but the commitse
Has not prepared to report and til
useeing adjourned for q few days.
Inc Mitchell Republican says wor
uAthe Mitchell Scotland extension {
sue milwaukee road will begin at til
ashland end and the line from the jun
Non west will be finished by August Is
"ulie the line into Mitchell will be cor
p'sted 4 month later. The new town
douglas county will be in the mark
about May lat.
a man from the east had q pictu
vixen to-day Of the Indian camp on Il
Aii west OF town and in the photo nj