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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-28

The Demand

For good furniture and strong, lasting
carpets continues at the big store OF
Mitchell & Bryson, where there is an
immense stock. The pIOprietors are
aware that in these days goods must
be sold or very small profits. There
never was time in the history OF
Memphis when there was so much
ssetty furniture for sale at very low
% es. In buying carpets always go
to the house where they keep good
ones for sale.
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GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES
Always 20 he HAD NJ the House OF
Adler Rr0. a Co., No. 2eI
Main street.

In these days OF lively competition
in all branches Of business 1t requires
men of experience and capacity to con
duct an extensive boot and shoe
house. This is one of the stores where
any one can 90 aud secure a ct In any
kind of shoe or boot. They handle
great quantities Of goods from the best
factories, and sell at the lowest posi-
BILE prices. They are attentive aud &C
commodating, and secure the perma-
nent trade OF nearly all who make a
purchase there.
Telephone HaberIing for Hotter
naahH
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Telephone Ellis for SttnciIs.
Watches and JeMeIrY.

Johnston & Wood, doing business at
AIS Main street, do large business az
dealers in watches, diamonds, jewelry,
silverware, French and American
clocks, and they are also manufactur-
ing jewellers and practical engravers.
Repairing fine watches, clocks and
jewelry is made a speciality. The pa
tronage OF the public is respectfully
solicited. Call and examine the stock.
Telephone Hills for Stencils.
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.-anht,s Furniture House,

At No. 2.S Main street, is the place
where every one can be suited, pro-
vided furniture is wanted. Goods are
sold for cash, or on weekly or MONTH
" payments. Everything is new, ana
all the pretty styles are to be found
there. Brandt's is house where the
necessity for low prices is understood,
and the goods are offered as low as
anywhere in the city.
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FOX RENT.

DOOM-0ne handsomely furnished, with
~ board gentlemen preferred. ,
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GARDEN PROPERTY-six acre 5 on edge
VI Of the city. Apply to Memphis Metal
aud Wood Manufacturing Company. 4SS and
40 Main street
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OrTENHEIMER & SCHWARTZ

Will offer special bargains this
week all through their house. All
Dress Goods marked at prices to
guarantee sale TO make room for
our Spring Goods. We still have
on hand 260 pcs Of Embroideries
and InseItings, which were slightly
damaged by water only, that we
will sell regardless Of value. Will
sell best brand Of Gipghams at &c;
all best brands OF Prints at &c; 49,
inch India Linen at S5c; 46 pcs
Linen Lawn at &c; 36-lnch Lace
Curtains n. zoe; 44.inch Lace Cur
tsins a. SOC; % doz Lace Pillow
Shams at SOC Der pair; 43 doz
Linen 96-inch Towels for l24c; 40
pcs Crash at DC; 25 doz Unlaun-
dried All-Linen Bosom Shirts for
SOC, worth 81 40 dcz Unlaundried
All.Linen Pleated Bosom for 75c,
worth 81; Gents Seamless Hose at
15c pair at
OTTENHEIMER Il SCHWARTZ'S
1854 and $50 Main street.
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At 40 and 81 Beale street, does an ex'
tensive business at all times. All the
new and pretty styles OF frames car
be found there, and the picture max
ING ia done a! lowest prices,
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Our Entire Importation OF
White and cream damask cloths,
Turkey red cloths, napkins to
match all, table damasks, Turkey
red damasks, damask and huck
towels, tray cloths and napkins,
sideboard covers, quilts, counter
panes, huck and crash toweling
will be ON exhibition Monday. We
have cheap, medium and fine
goods. Look through this mcom
parable assortment before you buy
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MENKEN AND COMPANY
Fully Insugurate
TIE SPRING SEASON!

Tomorrow, MARCH lst. Sea.
sonable goods and novelties will
be displayed in every department.
The public will pardon us f1r say
ing a few words about our bust.
ness in a general way. We are all
more OF less inclined to accept the
good things OF life without quet-
tioning the source or the cause.
Our business is established on a
tho, ouch system o. principles, by
which the protection OF our patrons
is kept always in view, and We rely
solely on the merits Of our goods,
our far dealing and our reasonable
prices, to command the confidence
OF the public. No subteriuge or
MISREPRESENTATION is liberated in
OUR HoUsE. Keeping complete as
sentiments OF such a large variety
of goods, appeals to all reasonable
people as a strong claim on their
sense of economy, as time has a
money value. There is a feeling
Of absolute security where put ooe
price prevails. That very dis
agreeable sensation, where one
person buys ali Article forS5, which
another ON the same day pays $40
for, cannot occur in CUR HOUSE.
All are treated with justice, couT-
tesy aud respect. So much as a
reminder, and row for
SOME SOLID BARGAINS,
which we offer tomorrow.
We have made a very extensive
purchase OF
COLORED eros GRAIN SILKS,
which are greatly in favor with the
world OF fashion this season.
We offer them at very low
prices, with combina-
tons of velvet
and other
| PARIS SILK NOVELTIES.
Beaded goods were never as
much in favor as now. To-
morrow We open
New Headed Laees,
New Beaded Fronts,
| New Headed Wraps,
New BEADED PAssamenteries,
| New Headed Ornaments.
| They are displayed to look at.
| All are welcome to examine them,
whether they wish to buy or not.
Tomorrow we offer in ladies
Department"
| 100 SPRING WRAPS,
| Left over since last season, at g
great sacrifice. YoI could scarcely
tell them from this seasons goods
but we will not attempt in any case
to "misrepresent," there fore We
prefer to sell them at sacrifice
rather than mix them with thiI
seasons goods, which is frequently
done.
| AT So 75-Springs Jackets;
| worth Sl5.
| ATs3 50-Spring Dolmaus,
| worth SIS.
worth $50.
And 60 throughout the list. Ais
so dozen Ladies Cambria Nigh
II Gowns, marked down from
II 81 AS to 75c; beautiful gar
II ments, just half price.
les Extra Fine Cashmere Wrap
pers, marked S. and $lO,were $25.
II We will have come sugar
II plums" tomorrow in the
II CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Our entire Spring Impoltations az
now displayed. Wiltons, Body
II Brussels, Velvets and
Il Mcquettes. We will
ii sell tomorrow
Tapestry Brussels, at 59c.
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New and Attractive offerings
IN
SPRING DRESS GOODS

SPRING DRESS GOODS
l. GOLDSMITH 4 BROS.
Monday morning we will exhibit
$4,000 worth Of the best values in
New Dress Goods.
Only 10 rolls left Of our l &c 2.
ply Carpet.
10 rolls Brussels Carpet at Acc.
% doz. Shook Black Kid Gloves
at 25c a pair.
AZ doz. Colored Kid Gloves at l5c
100 doz. Ladies' Colored Seamless
Hose at O pair for 81.
The Best in tia City.
Our Unlaundried SHIFTS, Rem
forced, Linen Fronts and Cuffs,
at only 45c.
100 doz. Best Unlaundried SHIFTS,
Small Pleats, at 81.
White Goods Department.
We have a full stock OF all Novel
ties in Wash Goods,
Also, an elegant line OF Fine Swiss
Embroideries, Hamburgs, 0rien-
tai Laces, All-Over Lace and En-
broideries.
Samples sent on application.
GOLDSMITH'S, 34S Main Street.
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T;,a C0tt;sxe GasHc-y,

-.rephone MaDerIinE for stamps
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CAN on Hexter for dents Goods.

Telephone HaberIing for Baggage
Checks
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WILL OPEN TOMORROW

Omown directimportation of fancy
sateens, fancy zephyr ginghaIns,
Crinkled seersuckers, embroidered
ginghams.
In making the above announce
ment, we wish to impress the fact
that we make u speciality of import
ing the above goods, and we are in
a position to offer our patrons the
most desirable fabrics at the very
lowest prices.
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Ladies' Underwear Department.

Ladies' Underwear Department.
WE ARE--
Offering special and very great
bargain, consisting Of 100 doz
French Contilc Corsets, embroid-
cred bust, double stay and side
stcels, ut Zoe The very best corset
ever sold for the money.
A full line OF Thompson's Glove
Fitting Corsets.
A full line of DR.. Woodward's
Health Corsets.
WE INVITE INSPECTION
TO our
UnriValed Assortment OF Boys
shirt Waists.
All choice, new goods, well-made,
reliable garments, at lower prices
than ever.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
Gentlcmen's light weight, camel's
hair shirts and drawers.
Gentlemcn's light weight, white
cashmere shirts and drawers for
early spring wear.
Gents all-lincn collars,a 81 50a doz.
Cents all-linen cuffs, at So doz.
Nobby styles and choice designs in
gents neckwcar and suspen'lers.
FANCY GOODS, FANCY GOODS!
We Have Now on Display
In this department, the newest
designs in artistic and useful
SHOPPING BAGS
| At prices never equaled before.
All-leather bags from SOC to
50, special values.
In seal, alligator, calf and cowhide.
Purses and pocketbooks. All the
latest decorated leather and Mikado
| designs. Purses in alligator from
l5c upwards. Pockctbooks from
3jc upwards.
CARD CASES
Being so much in demand, we are
prepared to offer an elegant line of
| the latest novelty goods.
| FRESH ARRIVAL.
| 500 doz Fosters Genuine Kid
Gloves, our own importation,
| ), 7 and 10 hooks, in all the new
| shades and black. Every pain
warranted.
liz. LOWENSTEIN a. BROS
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Dress Goods! Dress Goods!

We are receivingmany novelties in
Spring Dress Goods,
SUCH AS
Foreign and American Tricots,
Boucle, Canvas Cloths, Combina-
ton Dress Goods, robes in boxes,
etc, medium weight and the
choicest colorings for early spring
wear.
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Telephone Ellis for stencils.
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We will have come sugar
plums" tomorrow in the
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

Our entire Spring Impoltations are
now displayed. Wiltons, Body
Brussels, Velyets and
Moquettes. We will
sell tomorrow
Tapestry Brussels, at 59c.
Extra Heavy Ingram. at 50c.
Large Brussels Rugs, at 81 90.
Wood Trimmed Curtain Poles, zoe
Lace Cdrtains (Were S3) 81 80.
Brass Trimmed Curtain POIes.nOc
POrtieTs (were so at Sc 80.
-Algo the new
MIKADO SUMMER CURTAIN,
beautiful novel design, SIS 10.
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INEXPERIENCED AGENTS And corre-
IL spOndents for new business. Positions
permanent. Salary or commission Write
" NATIoNAL ECON oMIsT, Chicago, Ill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-28
NEW TABLE DAMASKS,

MN table UHWNDNHs
Snow white and Turkey red.
Our entire importations and pur-
chases Of Damasks, Napkins, Tow
els, SheetiDgs and D'0lys are now
on sac. Tomorrow will be open
ing day in that department, aud to
insure large attendance we Offer
26e Damask Towels for I3c.
zoe Turkey Red for SIC.
Is ? 80 COunterpanes for 81 81.
sOc BIeached sheetIng for Gle.
and many other bargains.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

We OFrER--
/ Cases to close, OF good, yard-wide
Bleached Domcstics at 6@c Il yd.
> Cases tall that is left) OF good 1914
Unblcached Sheeting, short
lengths, splendid value, only
l7Ic Il yd.
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B.LOWENSIEIN a. BROS.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Now Ready for InspectiOD,Ou En-
tire Spring Purchase
Carpets, Rugs, LluOleums, Oil
Cloths and Window Shades.

Cloths nd'WlndOw Shades.
Our goods are all new, and COM
prise an unusual assortment Of
choice styles not often found in
the Southern market at this season
OF the year. We propose to move
them at once, and offer;
100 Brussels mats, yd long, at Coz.
100 Smyrna mats, yd long, at 81.
80 Velvet mats, yd long, at 81.
% Sheepskins mats, 81 80.
200 Brussels rugs, . yds long, VI 81.
200 Smyrna rugs, yds long, 81 80.
80 Rolls all-wool Ingram Carpets,
Zoe per yard.
800 rolls new patterns Tapestry
Brussels Carpet, at 65c, zoe, S5c,
81 per yard.
New patterns in body Brussels at
prices below competition.
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Full Line Gents Hosiery at Hex
On Consignment.

1000 barrels seed-pctatoes.
5000 barrels eating potatoes.
3 carload red rust proof oats.
car German millet.
TAYLOR, DUFFIN L co.
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DoOMs-Two furnished rooms suitable
n for light housekeeping. Address
s. G. L., Appeal office.
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r AIDES AND YOUNG MEN-Hsyipg a
IL few hours spare time zach day, and wish
ing TO earn money, can have work at their
homes in: an entirely new business, strictly
honorable and genuine in every respect. The
rules are simple and work easily done. We
furnish all materials and send them carriage
prepaid. We give constant employment to
those who wish IL. Good prices paid fer
work. No canvassing or peddling: Address
at once for particulars. PURITY MANU-
FEATURING CO., IL Howard street, Bos-
tom Mass
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COLLECI0R-An industrious young man
~ to coll ect; one who is we'll acquainted
with the city andis not afraid of work. Bond
reqpired. Address ", Appeal office.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

I1Ok City Property, small Farms. miles
II IRON city, Old Raleigh road; will sell on
long time, Address P. K, % Madison st:
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Last week we had q GALE Of fine
art goods in China Department,
and we have a large quantity yet,
which we offer very low, but to-
morrow we have a sale in that de-
partment of useful articles for the
household.
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HELLO! HELLO!

Telephone Ellis for Stencils.
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WANTS.

DARTN Erwin $500 capital, in q we'll
L established business that is nov paying
50 q day. A partner who j: qualified 70 take
charge { the Office, collections and finance
preferred. Address NJ, Appeal office.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Hon. A. W. Smith, Of McPheraou
county, will probably be the success
full candidate for speaker of the Kan
sas house Of representatives Mr..
Smith is one Of the best parlismenta-
rians in that body, if not in the state
He has a wide acquaintance among
the Legislators and throughout the
state generally. Since his name was
mentioned for the position scores OF
compliments have been rendered him
by the prominent newspapers of TIE
state, and it is believed he will encoun-
terhtue ofVo opposition in the elec-
tom 4EE afRed Republican.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

The editor ofthe Webster Eagle be
ing ashamed TO irresponsible for such
asSasticle as, appears in that paper
laet week, signs . fcticious name to
the same, trying TO make people be-
lieve it was some one else who had
written such dirty scurilous article.
We have never said word about
Webster hoodlums that We will ever
retract and all the people up here ask
Of them is 10 act decent and they will
be treated likewise. All We ask of
YOU is decent behavior and We Inform
YOU right here that is just what we
will have You can't come up here
and work or your drunken sprees
to the detrineut Of our Young city,
Oh Yes, YOU thought everything
had went of pleasantly did You?
How did YOU and the brilliant Young
physician ;feeH when some OF our
young men were going to thump you
Tor insulting Dung ladies. and later on
one OF your crowd was wallowing in
he streets dead drunk and the writer
of the aforesaid article was so full
that be didn't know whether the choir
vas singing Rock OF Ages or play ing
Arkansas Traveller Come up sober
once young man ~ you will be able 10
enjoy the whole concert and we know
you will then ~ pleased. md 80 will
the ouROS
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09
Farmers should remember that t

Farmers should remember that the
merchants who reside aIuorg them snd
who are. spending their time and
money in trying to build up & town
within easy access Of their farms, de
serve theis patronage as we'll az other
encourag.ments. Help those who help
you. A good town will advance Your
land one hundred per cent ina single
year, but business meu must have
your patronage in order to keep the
mill q grinding Patronize your home
merchants Reveille.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

John r. Young has ROW added 20
his already well tllled store, y new an4
fresh Stock Of dry goods and groceries
which he is selling st TerIy low snd
reasonable igurcs. YOU wsnt sny,
thing in the dry goods or grocery line
careful inspection of his stock will
enable you to buy goods at d bargain.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09
W.ALNUTSl WAlNCISu

D. i. Rundle ha~ I50 bushf 4 Of wal
nuts for sale cheap Thce'.. walnuts
Were 2rowu III Missouri and ar extra
hand picked Leave orders ot
Cyclone office or call At my residence
) miles northwest of town. = y. b.
Rqndte
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Yesterday I'd Howell leit at this
omoe a.hiP. bone and lower jaw bone
" acme .msnmsth animal Of pphis,
'nTc uneA ! The jaw bone shows
plainly the tnmenIty Of the teeth aud
tos Rlp bone indicates that the animal
wassr St ..iea4s sSeSeraa tons weight
1seso bSnes were found on Mr,
Aowcus tarm SOHO four miles north
y hImond.an were discovered Ly
tHn ~hea cleaning out : spring, they
peing only about eiyhtaea iuchea TN,
- N0oRd- HusA
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

wa 0cganized in May, 1914: at Topeka, Kansae,
and the tDwa or TicsdeRAS waa located June 4,
naASw.ng. 90 tHb Northwest quarter Of Section J.,
Ttwaship 3 aearh, of Range 81, West. The town
eesrs aplerdfa iuAnceznent4 tOperronf YshIfs 70
locate in business of any Legitimate character.
HiooasnGs Is located the direct line Of the pro
posed ex toasien Of the G. II. -Us P. r. r.. - miles
west Of 3h>ektOn, 81 miles south Of Logan. and 81
miles north Of Ellis. divisen station the l. P!
Raiway Yicodeuus is located in the midst Of tl'9
H1ees farsaisGscountxy in.Eorthwsst Kansas inl
hall,ed by ia phustribus clsss OF people and tley
AL HxAD PfIE WESTERN CYCLONE.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

We can loan. YOU money at 8 per
sent and no commission, with privilege
80 pay mortgage or any part after the
8rst six months, or We can loan at Z
per cent and 9 commission. Call st this
OaicA:
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

The rcrIGeIt. OF North Platte. Nrh2Erta, fuly
rcNlizc the :Srt t;.at } iieiHc hero has hiI hon"
autonE thrIl: and tuHj the li,p. ~. !. Cody. who
81 ropulariy known III FE4l BlIt: in pluck aud
Hal intsr id ali IT," lIr]",irr Tliirh combine tn
rH ia brave Hnd IGD'.rt man - iuE' a. he repre-
ftnitut tn exciting 1drr4.iEc ~ rrl lifr IL tn"
" i'll NJ Et.H hjcS nave rrCrtlE lrruJU - p0p2i
IN thu : ~ iNRE " NEf.;I =. 'HN WrGrv 4Gv, pct.
= Nr. niy r~tu-Iich in'his houiy n NOrh PiStt";
rud .hr yrrjkinu inntr Nt11VTOHi" hy thc hC;tr
~ welcome NCcurrci him by the Vu}uiHcc. The
public buildings u9d rISnE ~ II" private onc',
Vert FAy'y decorated with hun,IG AHG fhP ycaplr
tururd uIt in q hcHy IA receive tie lrsat scout
The Mayor, Hon. George h. !lHru:noni, welcomed
pim In HI Ff'rlinI speech 1T TIE QrInt sad he
t'ldrrrd 6NnnGu"t IN The tNtriug 3 tine PACitr
Hutrl. Among uthrr pertinent yeInSrks wSce IN
response t. the trh>t ri which hr tue ruhjtct,
Brtfa!o Sill aaE, 4 lave triH g. r!r"W that a COW
boy hat il not tGt emblem uf hrH:2liv, HnJ nor"
than y miuisters gown - :.!t'ayN TIE .Oh+ uf Tirh
trpusnGrP: ha>c tried H. sEGW that w. men ot
The west. 10 InEGc t:.is Wl:drrHcsF hluH+oNl NA"
the rGsr GF-trst place IL thc memory &c t0i-
mighty nation. Truthful Wor't thr.s,' NuH spuk
nud"1ty too: hut if yuu would learn hat th"
hero who uttered them did toward making II"
Wild west home for peaceful people you must
rVHG Nrd huUtilnc great ttVrv i "EuHiO Biz r
Lat Victory. iutL Commenced T. ~, : ot the
New York Weekly. The - p!uii. o. living ChTi.tC-
Irrs arr narrated in th~ thrilling narrative, and
smOuE the brave 'ecrptt u no figure therein ~"
Buffalo Bill And TcA5s Jack. For Talc ~ s lcWr
de9lcES, or Will he rrn four months for *l.0O. \
6nnpiu copy Willie Tent free 10 any address on
application Address AL letters to street & smith
publi8Lcs:, 81 Rose street, Eew YORK
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Mrs. NJ Henrie, accompaniedby her
SOD, J. H.. came over from Biz Bend
Saturday and visited with our Harvey
over Sunday, returning hone Tuesday
The Henrc family is among the most
wealthy farmers in Phillips county.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Coz ,::Frapk Bacon, the recent demo
cratic candidate for congress down in
the Ord district, has been appointed as
Register Of the Land office at Oberlin
Ia place Of A. L. 'Patchin, ,,whse* time
has expired
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Clarenc p. Sanford anu wife, Of Ros:
Ooe, wete.in Logan oP Wednesday. and
bought an outfit at the furniture store
sO:gs TO housekeeping with. Their
,ASne-isa few miles ssssf of Roscoe =
freeman, ~ 'c>S:
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Ii would seem that some Of the citz-
ems ofiGraham township are fearful
that some Of the neighhoring town
ships were Rg*'toIoutstrip her in
population from the number Of new
arrival that are occurring up there of
kAea
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

hcssrs Turpin and Logan bayc tbe
carpenter work on the .ew bank build
ing,about completed and the 1uiIIjn@
will soon l>c ready ~ occupy
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

: District 00S<t is in session over in
keoks county this week, Judge l.. K,
Pratt presiding. Over fifty cases
aIerne the court docket.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

i, Hon. f. l.. Weller; q eOlored man
eS LeavenWOrth, is q, candidate for
EargeOt-at-arms Of the next legislature
Wit a 'plen{sd prospect Of getting
the position.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Rocks county is going to organize 81
Hrmers institute to--meet somtime in
February of each year TO exchange
news as to the best method Of farm
tng ln northwest Kansas. 4 similar
society in this county would be u very
proper msve Why not organize.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Hilliard Hockins' has established a
barber shop in Garland's hardware
store. Fhis gives US two. first class
tpnsOFial artists in NicodOmuS.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

James = hurley, Who received > hrok-
On limb frJm a horse falling on, him,
about three weeks, hasso far recover
ed as te be able TO- be around
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Aiss Lulu Eadler will IN two more
weeks close a very successful term Of
school i. the Garrett district in Wild
NarEe.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Several travelling men for wholesale
.-.-',. heuses ON the Big Muddy" have BEEN
Ia thescity this week selling large bills
ef goods 70 our merchants
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

4 litt!e; tstic encounter between two
yoadg 1nen Monday evening, black
eye, halt aud all was quiet again.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

J.H. Reynolds is engaged at pres
ent boring a we'll in front Of Fletcher
Bros. livery barn, having just eenplet-
: ed one for A, L. Me Pherson.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

TIE little child Of Thomas McMan-
amy Is ssriourly i'll and it's life dispar-
"a Of at last accounts >-,
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Pref Zero, ibrner distinguished
Gplo1td eitizen Of Kansas City, IS now
iB ri! Bt%Ensehdale England
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

The H4ails arrive from Stockton and
Nillhrook at II NJ. each day aud de-
part at ]. +. d.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Le4A the advertised letter list in
tAis.Psper. Y
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Already 'lirsh 6acunbers are being.
shipped from Florida TO northorn mar
kets
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Only one divorce was granted st tns
last term Of district court inthis coun
ty, out Of ten applications. Judge
Pratt seems to be just about right on
this question.
Western cyclone., 1886-12-09

Cora taken On subscription.