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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-03

C,TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- IS District Court. Second Judicial District.
Maggie Purman. plaintiff, against Mack :. Pur-
man, defendant.
SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled action, which is ON file in the office of the
clerk of the said court and TO serve copy Of your
answer to said complaint on the subscriber, at his
Office. room 80, Gilhllan block in the city of st.
Paul in said county of Ramsey, within thirty days
after the service of this upon you, exclu-
sive of the day of such service; and. if you fail TO
answer the said complaint within the time afore-
said the plaintiff in this action will apply TO the
court for the relief demanded therein, together
with plaintiffs costs and disbursements herein
II. II. HERBST,
Plaintiffs Attorney, st. Paul, MINI.
feb2l-6w-wed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-03
RESTAURANT 2O6 NICOLLET

POWELL & MoLENNAN, Proprietors.
Five-sourse dinner, S5c; IL to pm. Open
from till midnight.
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Cincinnati.

FLoUR-Fancy, sLl0GL15i family, Sllbdti85
WHEAT No red, OOg02o, No, 7, OiDO5o,
CORN-No . mixed, 31lgsl1lci No mixed,
8s(GSlGc,
OAfB-No, 3 mixed, aOl6Galoi No mixed,
82G3g6Gi No, white, ailblDi5o
PORK Family slO.15gll,OOi regular, 5000
0tl0hiih
BACON N-sholt clear sdea 90,
LARD Kettle, Gll(GBJho,
CllEEsE Prime % choice Ohio, 0GOJGoi New
York lONlOl1r Northwestern, SGDc
POULTRY Choice fulRown chickens, $1,000
400, ducks S8jDdl,jOi geese siOOGbbO por
dozeni live turkeys, GlSG1
WOOL unwashed medium clothing 9lG25oj
fine merlnO, aOdplci common, lbGlOoi iloeGe'
washed medium clothing 3Og8ci cOmDlng, 900
80c, fine merlnO aud Xxx, SOGibci burr and
oOta i7Ge1c, tub washed, ~ SD8lCi pulled, NiGeso,
HAY-No, / timothy, slaebDip15i No, y Sll,b0
(Dl20O, mixed, slODGll,O0, prairie, ssOO,gp OOi
wheat, oats and rye straw, S10OGAbO
CATTLE Good 10 choice butchers S3.h5DibO,
fair, Sl0OOIB75; common, s20OG27b, atOokera
and feeders, sa75Oi25i yearngs and calves
S2b0GB,O,
HOGS Selected butchers. Sl2Stgi,lbi fair 70
good packing iOONl2bi fair 70 good light, S5o
lDi l0i common, s9bO,psF culla saO0DBbO,
SHEEP Common 20 'air. ,saOOgS7bi good %
choice, A0OGiibi common 20 tar lambs, 5000
4bOi good 20 choice, SlfbGbO
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Tnenday, tho lOlh day Of Mnrch, lSsl
LEGAL NOTICE

Samuel sluchey, rcaldlng IN Isabella county Mlohi,
ean levi Harley, whose place VI residence IA uhkn0wn
llunfJ summers, foaldlhH m Canning county Nubfha
Nal llebeoca Dchpy ana L6uhA tlthnft, feeldlnH NJ
state Center Iowa. leief Htuohey, fendng IN Ashland
pQunJ, Ohlnj aFAn MJefa residing IN summit county
Uhl0tnd lentleliA llens, George Hluekrf MalindA
Caroline hrnhhfi and Nora lelA ualdpnin VI y lum,
bana county, Ohl0I All " whom arc Interested, a.
helfp IN the ealAe " Hannah Huohny ducnAHed late
" STARK county uhlo will take notice that tho under
nlnnpd has presented 70 the Probate Court VI Bintk
county Onto Tot allowance 10 him. against said estate,
ulhlm Tot tBiNl aiHlnn on account f0f provisions
furnished wUih done, money paid etc. ~ AMI for do
peAsed duflnn her e time nj hrt request belweon the
9TH day of MN, ltv4i, and December a0lh ilelh
Aud the testimony concerning said claim will be
Heard ~ said Court On the pph dhy of March, 1880 NJ
10 O'Clock a. m,
HERBERT sfuoGEY
Administrator of tho estate VI Hannah
NlickuT deceased,
Minhs 4 avn Atlta mAfi.dw
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Jersey Cattle For Sale.

Five Yehfllna Jeftoy pula large enough for selyloe
from exoellen, mihlnp cow, all solid color all nnr
poutg not fepatefed, but thoroughbred For sale NJ
hfty dollars each,
Enquire NJ ib6 South Market street, Canton
Nh monthp time aiynn on uAntAble paper
Three fresb Jefeey Cows hlHo for pale febqi nm
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Saturday, the Ord day Of April, 1885,


rotice Ia huebr givcu that tho undersigned hsi
been duly appointed and qualified ~ AdininIeifAtrik
Mufst late Of Htask county, Ohio. deccssed
msfadw HANNAH MNrzLKil
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Administrator Notice.

Notics y hereby uven ths, the undmslaned has been
duly appointed and qualified m administrator ef the
estate cf ksihsf lnir late ef STARK county, Uhladecd
mHsauw ABRAHAM sponsrtr.rIl
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A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY,
STRIKE AT AKRON.

AKRON, o., March Forty moldOrs
employed In the Empire Mower and
Reaper Works throw down their tools
this morning because their employers,
J, u, seiberllng q Co refused them 10
per cent. advance, They have been get
ting o. per day. Soiborllng elaine
the men agreed TO work through tho
soason ut ~ 70, aud that buslnese Ia too
much demoralIEed to pay them any
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pEFAULTEp 10000.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 3,-W. s,
Thorne, caehier al the Union Depot has
defaulted the sum Of $4,000 aud has beon
relieved from duty and 10 under arrest,
The auditor Ia now engaged upon hla
accounts Thorne has been n trusted
officer OF the company for seven yoare,
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Saturday, Tho Sfd day OF Apt, 1880
sheriff salo.

John II poraer 4 SOU order Of Vale ..
w. hiAfh county common PlnhH
jefferson unch Court
Iiy virtue NJ an order " hao Issued by tho clerk
of the court VI Common Pleas VI STARK county uhl0, In
tho above action, And 10 mo directed Will 0iTor Tor
sale NJ publlt oucv NJ the door of tho court house. IN
the oity Of Canton, 0n
Saturday, the Ord day OF Aplil, 1886,
tho following described real estate situate In stark
county Ohlo t0wlt ielnH lot number twenty ALI hun.
dfpd and eighty tUuf (n1Hi) IN ulhhH addition 10 said
ciy Of Canton m eouhy aud state Aforesaid,
Appraised at u 900,
aale 10 commence nj O'CLOCK y m, rorma, cash.
A, LrlNiNGEiL Coroner,
Now acting Sheriff
A. A. wibn, Attorney
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Three we'll bred mares In foOl TO frat
clnee Kentucky horeee, for sale cheap or
axchatg 20. j, II, KITzMlLLEp,
Canton, Ohio.
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sltnrday. the ard dny Of AprIl, lssO.
Sheriff Sale.

MARI Thompson vondl KIponaa,
Va STARK County uuinmdn
i ID nNcy etM Pleas Court
iiy virtue VI yrndl tIp0naa Issued ny tn clerk II
the ODut " COmmon rlnaH VI stAit county Ohio And
10 mo directed viii Uin Tor tale NJ public tut H. On
tho pfpmlapu VI j. Wcltef IN sandy township stark
county, Ohio, on
MOI day, the 18th day Of March, 1886,
tho folloNlng described personal property VI ! j
Wphnf tnWlli ono bftwn l0fue, Que large hN hnith
QUO IN ~ bhy holHp two bay mNea 0no bay horse colt
one nharOn, one ulAndlhH toy luRRy MY thUl Apios
NboAt Ia tho nftu und, more or Lose
sAlp 10 commence Al 10 otlCoNm m forms cash
A, lElNlNaEll.
Coroner aud acting sheriff
WV 49, CLARK NlotnVA
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For Sale or Rent.

AsusA ny irlch i,caldence No 100 North MARKET a..
jrptHu contnnlnn rooms iatnp Aud comjneilpua.
lrnRnu on each INST and second oUf main building
N-a-s bath foon, Kitchen, panifps and chsmbpf,
ALEC large wah fopinl nnden we'll supplied WITH
Ffnree ana bpfiiesl barn with stalls aud carriage
hOusel clir water, we'll and large clsiein, For sale
cheap % 10 rent from April nfa on liberal terms Ap
Wy " NJ A. TaoufMlr, ~ Citf Nstional llant. -.
martif n n MyEnH,
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1SSO--1SS0
Mahoning Valley Real Estate Agency.

Offering Bgans eut the mes Those desiring TO purchase Rea
Estate VIII be their interest call on address this Agency before pu
Also property rent aud trade Following partial list our Bar
RaIna AlgO ave NIB chenD ~ ~''
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Bargalne are offered In writing papere,
ilne stationery, family Bibles aud photo
albums NJ Duibln, Wright q CO's,
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MIsoKLLAHKouB
Sheriff Sale.

" ". '''' STARK county Common PeaS
John y0gt et nj. court
Dy virtue Of an order 10 sell Issued BY tho clerk o.
the court 0f pleas of STARK county Ohio IN the
above action and 20 directed Will offer for hlo ~
public OntoJ NJ tho door Of tho court house In ho dv
OF Canton, on
Saturday, the Ord day Of April, 1885,
tho following described roal oatAte situate IN
IN tho Town Of Kendall now city OF MMion, county
OF stark and state Of ohio, t0w Known N ana being
lolA numbered nyo lhl and hn l0l % said town OF
Kendall now olty Of MaaaIllon N StAlk county, ohio
Lot No 0 appraised n 1900
Lot No, tl,bOO,
sale 10 commence At 1 O'Clock D. m. Terms one
third cash aud tho balance In two equal annual
payments, with interest from day Of sale, secured by
mortgage ca tho premises
A. LElNiN0ER,
Coroner aud acting sheriff
wiLlm0S 0ARREir Az raeyf
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Mol dny, Lho l5th dny Of Mlreh. lssl
sheriff Sale.

Esther OtnW order Of Execution
STARK ounnty Unihmnn
John j. Il, fntemef, Pleas court t''''''''
~ virtue VI an execution iaaued BY tho clerk 0
tho court of common pea Of STARK county Ohlo IN m,
above action aud " me directed Will offer f0r hAn NJ
public oulofy on the premises of j. lflgnle, IN rlLt
township HtAfh oouny, o, on
Tuesday. the 10th day OF March, 1880,
tho following described personal property " ilflgrlt
towlt HI ehuAts, tlfeo aowh two rod o0wA two aplt
tod Oowp, ALI hHAd tOunH CATTLE one tod hull three
calves twelJ hheep, Ole HfAy mare one bhy marc iw6
Une ytM old o0lH one reaper, QUO dfll chfn pow 0nt
hay rake, one aed ono alclnh, onn two horse wagon
Que open hugH, two hein harness, 100 hushel e0 OO
buphel oats, 70 buhht wheat 10 tonp hay, 1900 feet
oi 0Ah lumber
hale 10 commence At ~ oolook M Terms cAah
A. LuNlN0rH, Coroner
Now acting Sheriff
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FINANCE ANp COMMERCE.. I !
Quotations Of the Money, Stock, Produce
and Cattle Markets, March 1.

NEW YoRh-Money per cent Exchange
quiet. Governments firm
Currency skies, la0N bid foura, coupons, ig1A
founAnd-a'halfs, ilgl bid,
Ifhe stock market opened weak al fractional do
cllnea, Az the first call on reports OF cut In coal
prices and east bound passenger rates brisk sell
Ing OF the list began causing prices 70 further
decline Al noon prices were u TO u per cent
lower than at the close Saturday, Since II o'clock
thera hne been "A fractional recovery,
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sheriff Sale


WIN, N, urecr Order Of Sale.
VA HtAfk County Common
rreoc,icn j. semler ct ur pieas court
ny virtue Of An order Of sale lasued by tho clerk Of
tho Nourt Of common pleaa Of stark county, Uho IN tho
above action and 10 mo directed will oa for sale nj
public oucJ a tho door Of the court house IN tho ciy
o. Oanton, ON
Saturday, the Ord day Of April, 1886,
the following described real esiaie pltuate
IN nad county towit Lot number 10, IN tho town of
lreeutown, Nd deHianlcd on tho plat of Hnd town on
reoord IN the once of the Recorder " stark county,
ohio.
Appraised NJ tpboi
sale 10 commence at O'Clock y. m Terna oasb
A. I.nlnfNgEit,
coroner aud Actinslnhe,iu
W. W, Ma CLAIM. Attorneys
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0eorgo 0onsor Order Of sails In Partition
Vs. htAfh Ounty Common
Alfred 0onscr et NJ, Pleas Court,
Dy virtue of an alaa order of sale Issued by tho ocfk
oi the Court Of Common Pleas 0i STARK county, Onto
And 10 mo docted will oiof for aAn NJ public 0ulcy
NJ tho door Of tho court bousr, IN tho city OF ant n
On
Saturday, the 3rd day OF April, 1880,
tho following described real eatAto situate IN stark
o0untY, ohio % Wit ~ number NJ eieen hundred
And bkUHh 1000, IN tho CITY " Canton, Ohl0 except
piece Of hAd lot heretofore hlld tif Vt thu SAME 10
William u0uhef, jr, aud bang IN tho southwest side
thereof tho part 10 nod being dracfOud ~ followal o
Hln Hug NJ stake on Allen ttec thence woa 90 icol
thence nUflh "a foet thence east % iretl oneo south
along Alien aucet 10 foot " tho place OF beginning
Appraised NJ $500,
sAe 10 commence NJ O'Clock D. m Terms, cash
A, LEiNlN0ki,
Coroner aud acting sheriff
J, n fAWouf Attorney
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Saturday, the ord day Of April, 1885

tho following described real estate altuAto IN sAfh
county Ohio, owit Fart Of tho southwest quarter Of
section number twenty nlnn (enl, township hulnbe'
HOfihod w floNA 10 viii DeglnnlnR NJ ttohe NJ lht
northeast corner 0f tho southwest quarter " section
nineteen (iul township one (ll And range ton llO)l
thence running west along tt quninf llnu 6f nAd nto
tl0n variation degrees rghO llpn fnot 70 stone
thence south U degrees wca ih ert 10 ylhhr IN tht
teniN Of tho ofofk uuncr south, ~ drgNra cast lOlO
foot along tho centre Of said oueh 10 Makol thnncc
north llA degrees rast la feet 10 n point In tho cen
lfO VI tho lf0n bridge over had cfeot lhinoo north
dOgfrta east along the eonfe 0f tho Fulton 0A1 1900
foot 10 Tho place NJ teRlnnlnR containing hltu uuycn
And ~ 100 acres of lard,
Appraised At ta,aiHbd,
aAle 10 commence NJ O'Clock D. m. Terms cash,
A. LEiNiN0Ell, Coroner,
Now acting Sheriff
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sheriff Sale.

10y virtue Of an order Of AAc issued by tho clerk Of the
court " common pleas Of stark county ohio IN the
public ouloy NJ tho door Of tho court house. In the cJ
III Canton on
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Saturday, tho 8rd day Of April, 1885,
sheriff. Snle.

wlLlsos 4 0lRRRir. Az rooyr
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Public Healing of the Sick in LoOmfs'
 Temple of Music.


 pr. Henion, who is widely known and States for the marvellous cures he has per formed, will publicly heal the sick, in Loomis' Temple of Music, every morning from 10 to II o'clock for about ten days, free of charge, commencing Monday morn ing, January 11th, and continuing ten suc- cessive mornings, except Wednesday morning, January 13; tue Temple being engaged the 18th, the doctor will have to omit that morning. Everybody is invited to attend these public headings and listen to the doctors lectures and witness the mysterious cures. Dr. Hen ion is one of the few thoroughly educated physicians, and is without doubt the best magnetic physician living He has moved to New Haven and will make it his future home; his office and residence will be at the Tontine Hotel where those who desire may consult him from 9:30 a.. m. until p. m. Dr. Henion treats all forms of chronic or long standing diseases, and especially invites those cases that have been given up in curable: he gives no medicine except ill those cases where, upon examination, he finds some constitutional taint or blood poi son: then he gives little medicine, which, in connection with his peculiar magnetic opera tion, accelerates a perfect and radical cure Many cases of long standing are cured in few minutes by the simple application of his stantly relieved; 'ithe lame walk, the blind see and the deaf hear' Take your friends and go to Loomis' Temple next Monday morning. It will astonish the skeptical, set the serious to thinking and arluse the mirth- full Admission to Loomis' Temple is free and consultation at the doctors office at the Tontine Hotel is also free.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Dealings in the Coal Stocks Which Rule strong Throughout - Pric es Slightly Higher When the Market Closes.
 New York Jan. 6. 1885. The stock market opened weak this morning and on some selling induced by the further advance in rates exchange prices declined in the first hour ii to 34 per cent. but in the hour to there was good buying of the coalers, which strength ened the whole list The strength of the coal stocks was due it said to buying the belief that the advent of cold weather would obviate the necessity of further reducing the price of that commodity. At noon prices showed advance of Ii to per cent. for majority of stocks, the latter in Erie preferred The only notable exceptions Western Union, Louisville G Nashville, Oregon Transcontinental Union Pacific, Kansas Texas, Michigan Central and Pacific Mail all of which were fractionally lower The business of the morn ing was on limited scale, only 125 GOO shares changing hands. Of this Erie furnished twenty seven thousand. The market continued dull through out the afternoon but prices steadily advanced
 The bears seemed t1nid about selling the list fear ing some trap being set for them, and the bulls advanced prices with but little effort. The lea all exec; tionay strong and advanced steadily throughout. The highest prices Of the day were made at the close except in the case of about a dozen of the list which showed fractional declines. Outs de of these the closing figures as compared with those Of yesterday were Ii 10 31a per cent higher the latter ill Erie preferred. The specIaleS were strong but the changes were slight except III few instances The sales amounted to 269,66i shares.
 Money continues to loan at easy rates, viz, 2219 per cent.
 Exchange was frmer for sixty days. Posted ates 4.871aGl49
 Governments closed firm.
 CIosi:lg prices reported over the private wires of BUNNELI. < SCRANTON Bankers and Brokers-l
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
COMPLIMENTS LIST.

COMPLIMENTS LIST. A-George Andrews. B-R I. BIoxiey, Fl. C. Bradley. C-9eorge Cannon. James Convan, J. l.. Cotton,
 4. R. CrittenCen. D-Frederick Doty. Ell. R. Fowler 62 Co. H-George D. Horton. Nathan A. Hull. I'M. E. Landon, Frederick 4. Lane, J. NJ Leach,
 George A. Rewis. W-W. R. Martin N-Henry Newcomb @. O-E. S. Orcult. Jas. D. Ortman. P- Wilbur Patterson, William l.. Phelps, W, W.
 Price, WIn. H. Putnam R-James Rafferty. U Union St ve Works.
 BENJAMIN R. ENGLISH, Postmaster Ask for advertised letters and mention date of ist
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Chicago Grain and Provision Market. Closing quotations Reported over Private Wires to Edwin Rowe & Co.,, Commission Mer- chants, 4o3 New York Produce Exchange, New
 York.
 The following shows the quotations at P. M. Chicago tirne) for the past three days:
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Starin's New Haven IEramspGrIa.
 1iOn E,iSa

Leave New Haven, from sstayin's aszsszEEaIl---s3n Dock. at 1G15 o'clock D. ln The ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Spoor. carrying freight and passengers, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
 The JOHN LENOX, Captain Reiyea. carrying. freight but no passengers, every Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday.
 ~ Returning leave New York, from Pier 5s, foot of CourtJand street, at : D. the LFNCX freight only. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday; the CORNING, freight and passengers, every Sunday tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday night boat from New ' orB
 Fare, with berth in cabin, S1; statsroon SI Tx cursion tickets S1. 50.
 Free Stage leaves the depot OF arrival of RaTt ford train Leaves corner of Church and Charei streets every half hour commencing at 9:00 o'clock p. m
 Tickets and Staterooms cali be purchased at the Tontine Hotel, at the DowneS News Co, l51 Chapef street.
 Patrons of the Line will please take notice that while freight is transported every day usual, passengers are carried the CORNING ONLY, from New Haven Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days, and from New York Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays, the LENOX having passenger ae- commodations. c. M. CONKIIN, Agent,
 n2S New Haven. Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
c. B. LONGLEY & co. CLOSED UP TUESDAY, JAN. 5, To Mark Down Prices AND PREPARE FOR THE Greatest ClOSilg-OQt Sale
 EVER ORGANIZED.
EVER ORGANIZED.

We have to-day the biggest stock owned at tRe beginning Of the year. From headquarters come imperative orders sell at sold will let ffae loss be great Tens of thousands dollars worth Of the best goods sold fae cost of the cloth alone Thousands thousands of Wen7s K0utE, Eseys ClEdren's Fine Suits, sseefers listers PantaEoons half price.
 Read every this advertisement; cut it ;; bring it with pledge reputation business show aEi tlae bargains advertised dreds O9 others equally great.
 Now for something that will starte every clothing merchant iR New England Something that will ate talk and surprise than lime of goods sold En Conn, cficut.
 Suits and EOO Mems and Youths Elegant Black Cork 0vercoats splendd1y made and trimmed Coats bound with fine mohair binding, lined throughout with double aEs wOOE lzDzEag the identical goods and made in the superior suits s0Hd wholesale n through October and November for S15. New EEa merchants getting S1J for tEe evercoafs and S15 for the Suits. We shall sell the OVERCOATS FOR $75O.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
BOARDS OF HEALTH.

The powers vested by law in local boards of health, if wisely exercised, would be of manifest and great advantage to the public al large. In point of fact, a great majority Of those boards do not exercise any of their functions and do not even organize for the purpose of appointing the agents who, if ap- pointed, would be ready to guard their respec- tive communities against pestilence in cases of emergeI cy. approve the recommends, ton of the State Board of Health that proper legislative action be taken to require these boards to perfect their organization and ap- point their officers and agents annually
 Happily no occasion has arisen for making Hse of the fund appropriated last year to de fray the expense of safeguards against the cholera-but as the danger from that source has not absolutely disappeared, renewal for the current year of the same appropriation may be advisable.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Henry Schoenhals. foreman Henry Krus Pack ing Co.,. St Jo-eph, Mich, uses Dr. Thonas' EleC- tie Oil with his men for sprains, cuts It is the best j4 u&W1w
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07

Iale's Honey the great Cough cure .ac., soc. & S1 Gi ms Sulphur Soap heals and ceautifeS D cents German Corn Remover kills Corns and BunionS tIill's Hair and Whisker pye-Black and Brown Soc. Fixes Toothache Drops cure in one minute, 25c. Deans Rheumatic Pills are sure 50 cent,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Ladies, Party Slippers.

In satin and kid, all colors, plain and em- broidered, direct Importation from France, will be sold very cheap.
 BOLTON &- NEEI.Y
Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-07
Shoes for Tender Feet.

KNOW 'CKsY SELF, by reading the ''Sei- cnce of E.ife,a the best medical work pub tished for young and middle aged men.