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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct. 3. The HtOck mAfkel
opened active and strong this morning. nrss
prices showing advances of from y 70 \ pei
cent over tue ciostng ngures ~ iast evening,
kfie. which was OF Y. Oeing the only exceR'
tiun. Re~dtng. Jersey Central, kicn. ana w.
tive. WIN we'll dislrsbuted business IN tine ~
usAtndsr ol the Hist. Prices were heavy IN ttae
early dealknvxy and declines 81 fr0en y ~ y PEI
cent wele made, but later the marxet rallied
and tue losses were .enefAiiy regAiueds eno Ia
sumo inetasees trActicns In addition. jersey
tCeutral aud lmckaWnnua werU cOnspicuouniy
weak, losing III aud lab per csnt respee<iv0ly.
and Weog RUtns aftor M vAnC1nG and 0oouo'
1l1g = Per ooUk recovered 10 0poo10B u8uro& ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, oct 29-The agents
OF the trunk and transcontnepta railroads,
who have been In session daily since Tuesday
last, yesterday unanimously adopted an agree
meut which provides for "A discon tinuance of
all commissions on the part of ali the roads, ex-
cept the Iowa lines, which are allowed TO retain
one dollar commission on each frst-class pas
senger. Il also prov ides that each road snail
retain its o 0 office. and that the Canadian
Pacific and racfic Mail shall not be recog gniEed
AS coIapetiug lines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

coi0red men. Benz. Twilord aud Wm. btAylor
whitss were seriously w0unoed and - y =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

NEw YORK, Oct. 29.-The convention OF the
International Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers have decided To decline all further in-
viiations, and will devote the remainder of
their stay IN New York strictly to business.
Business of Importance 10 the brotherhood, hul
secret, was done to-day. The work oi the con-
vention will probably be completed next Tues
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

TFS DIR. N. WHTTCOMB,
OS DENTIST,
has returned from the north aud opened office at
93S + STREET,
where he would be pleased t. his patrons nd
friends. Remember-93S St oc25-lm*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct 29-Richmond aud West
Point terminal STOCK holders asked To send
their proxies TO Isaac L. Rice To be voted TOR
Alfred Suiiy, Geo. r. Stone, f. Lehman, j. A.
Rutherford and j. l.. Rice directors In place
OF the present board. THIS is the outcome ol the
recent negotiations by the syndicate for the
control OF the road, and IL h. claimed that they
have already secured "A mai trlty OF the stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

EN0LAND CANNOT EXPECT FRENcH FRIEND
sHiP UNTIL SKA kEcoGNLzEs THEM.
PARIS, Oct 20.-Iue Journal Ley Uet0ts says
that Lnglaud must understand that France
will mot surrender her share OF the infiuence
assured her In Egypt by her past, her POSITION
~ great power aud her colonial Interests, &nd
declares tnut as long as Anysand refuses ~
satisfy the just demands Of France, cordixi
reciprocal britiyh-Frencn policy " Impossible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

BARTHoLDI Posi- OFFICE.-A new post Of
hce In Dakota has just been named Bartholdi
by the Post Office department..
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The EARL OF sTRATFoRD DEAD.
LoSDoN, Oct 29.-The earl OF Slratford y
dead. he Was 30 years oil age.
WITHOUT FoUNDATIoN.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The statement that Lord
Lytton would succeed Lord Lyons as Britt n
ambassador ut Paris was without foundation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

A dispalch from Sofia says: At private
meeting ~ Tirnovsof deputies belonging TO the
government party 1t was decided 10 adhere to
the government policy toward Russia. Gen.
Kaulbars teleyraphed to the regency advising
the raising Of the state OF siege at Sophia aud
Varna. Tue Russian consul AZ Varna InreaGeus
town unless lhe project permits free access of
Russo bulgarian parttsans 70 the Russian con-
eulale or II he tries 10 prevent the landing OF
sailors from the war ships. Tho members of
The Sobranje are preparing to elect q regent 70
replace kaIAveiod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

WHY THE CzAR KILLED Hrs AIDE-Itis now
whispered In London, ana the story dnds many
aide, Count Reutern. Was that he suspected the
count Of maintaining = Unison with . female
member OF the imperial family. Count Reutern
high degree the prOpeusilies Of "Dou juan aud
the cxArs suspicions that hiAuide had not held
the huusenoiu of his Imperial mnster invtotate
are said 20 have been we'll founded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

Gov. HtII In Rhf10d0Ip660.
New YoRK, Oct 20.-3oy. Hin LETT his hotel,
the hoffman ttOuse, tO-1Ay and went 70 fh1lAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Oct 29.-John Green
horn, 90 years Of age, miner, Mas Instantly
killed this morning By a fall oil roof coal In tho
Potomac mine, near Barton, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

ADRIAN, MICH, Oct. 29.-The widow and
family oil the late Capt. Gotham and Miss Med
zie, school teacher, were asphy xiated by gas
from n coal stove "Wednesday night at tLeir
home near Grosvenor. They are not yet dead,
but all are In an unconscious and very precarir
Gus condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

TORONTO. ONT, Oct. 29.-Af q reform demon
straiion AT Guelph last night Mr.. Blake, leader
oil the opposition, stated tEat within the last
tweui -four hours he had received information
that the dissolution of parliament would be Sn-
nOuuced Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

TT~ THERE WILL BE A SERMON ON GOD
- to Noah do set my bow In the cloud. an
I shall be for token of covenant between me and
the earth. Genesis. 9th chapter 18th verse: to ouf
Hebrew brethren. sunday, october 81. 1886 at one
O'Clock M, corner 18th ST. and Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

TO GENTLENEN AND LADrEa
Stop your hair falling out One treatment OF the
Electric Hair Ressorer will do it Twenty-Five treat
ments tor Slo II has never tailed in 30 years 1au
ior testimonials tns bsss families in Washington
ap2l-wHs 1917 STREET n. W.
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NEW YORK, Oct 2Y.-The busines- failures
tor the week throughout the country. ar ported
TO X. q. Dun d Co., number for the Quilted
States 1876 and for Canada 10, q total OF 2l6
failures.
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Bass FIXTURES
for the
Open Fire Place.
PORTABLE CRATES. TILES and MANTEIs.
Useful Decorative Articles for Wedding Presents
HAYWARD d HUTCHINSON
424 9th street.
Plumbers, Dealers in Furnaces, Ranges, Crates and
Iafrn
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fE~ ENGLISH AND SCOTCH JAMS,
O $3.50 per iyozen, Assorted.
GEO. K KENNEDY d son,
OC2S-3t 1909 + street
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Interior received to-day a postal card from .
man who asked whether IL would be advisable
TO lend money to a nun whose name he mem
toned, who is AN applicant tor pension. He
states that il the peusion Il 10 be gralied thai
il would be sale ior him TO lend the money, but
that before taking any action he would await
Advices from the secretary.
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Tr~ OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
ONS DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA,
WASHINGTON. October %. 1856.
The taxpayers of the district will take notice that
the undei signed has received the duplicate
menfs of the for the ending June 80 1887
and will be ready to receive pay Of
Office from and the first day of November 1854
One hall of said tax is due November 1. 1856, the
other half May ], 1897.
On much Of the first half OF said tax due Novem-
Der !. 1856 shall not he paid du ing seid month
penalty oftwo CD per cent will be added On tie st
day of each succeeding month thereafter. until the
same is paid Or otherwise proceeded the law
directs.
The law imposes like penalty for non-payment of
second halt due May 1, 1887 ii paid within said
month of May. JOHN F. COOK
oc23-1t Collector OfTaxes. ID. C.
frS FRESH BARATARIA CANNED
O>S SHRIMPS, $3.25 per dozen.
GEO. f. KENNEDY q SON
0c2S3t street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-29

The first payment on the 18th issue tnew stock, is
due in November 1886, and be paid and shares
subscribed daily from $50 a. m to I:s;, the
office the Association, 9I1 street, the mouth
iy meeting, November 3. 1886, D. at National
Rifles armory.
Pamphlets explaining the OBJ ect and advantages of
the association furnished upon application
THOMAS SOMkRVILLE, President
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SPECIAL, NOTICES.

THs THERE WILL BE A SERMON ON GOD
- to Noah do set my bow In the cloud an
the earth. Genesis. 9Th chapter. 18th v.rse:
Hebrew brethren sunday, october 81, 1856. al one
0otss ocssI,! m' corner 'h ST. and Pennsylvania ave-
FC~ REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF MARY
BY cal ing ISOs (up Stairs street between and
ocZe-2i. WILLIAM II. GUNNIsoN.
1f-rS VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC HEAD
49, QUARTERS. 4I9 10th ST. n.w will be open
arpn. iron, Am to pm, and from pm to 10 pm to
TCNs \ MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
- - the Cosmopolitan Club win be held at the
oSaS einS house sunny wood" MoNrAY EvEMiSG, EN- ),
1~ IN MEMORIAM-A FINE LOT OF
O>-l>a italian and Amerie AL Marble VI onuments of
The iiLesi finish and at the lowest possible prices
,o 629 Massachusetts ave. near 9TH st NV.
oc292t* GEO. L. BENNER.
1~ "A; 4; HElTMULLER In Z CO.
Telephone 5S4-2. ocs9-6ts
1-. GAS FIXTURES
NEW vEEq fq3pf, Sow pRf1:hs XEE1 ELEGANT PATTERNS
WEDDING GIFTS
NE" TENDERS EF BNdoks HbW ANDIKoSs.
oc29 doi 10Th st. NV.
- mi ,isler of,he society, of Friends. will hold
s ana s,h ssaS 1GFTs Tidas
at $50 Pun oc2S-2t*
[E~ CRYsTALIZED CALIFORNIA Figs
GEO. Z. sh'EeiS KESNHDY RfGi & SON,
oc2S-3t 1903 street.
Ic<rs FIRST PAYMENT DUE
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS OCT. Is. 1886. s7O1 .25esO
The first payment the 18th issue tnew stock is
subscribed daily from $50 a IN. i:3 D. m at the
Office the Assocag ion, 9I1 street. the mon III
ly meeting, November 3. 1886, p. at National
Rifles armory.
Pamphlets explaining the OBJ ect and advantages of
the association furnished upon application
THOMAS SOMkRVILLE, President.
JNO. JOY EDSON, Secretary. oc2S-6t
I1~ ENGLISH PICKLES.
O|A 25 Cents per Bottle.
GEO L. KENNEDY & SON
Oc2S-3t LOG street.
~ EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS IN
O~S NIGHT SCHOOLS.
An examination Will be held at rankin School
on MON DAY. November lst beg nnins at y O'Clock
and continuing until comp eied for three prin-
cpals OF White schools for three teachers of
s1 In White schOOls. and for three teachers of Eng
three principals of coiored Schools three
of Penmanship in cOlored schools and fOr three
teachers of Enslish Arithmetic and History in
No person employed by receiving salary from the
u y government need apply, for such cannot be en-
ployed.
By authority OF the Committee on Night Schools
oc2S-3t
fErS ENGLISH AND SCOTCH JAMS,
O|S $3.50 per iIozen. Assorted.
GEO. K KENNEDY d SON,
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Maiden Rock.

A great many Italians in town.
Railroad work is being pushed Wig
orously.
Most of the buildings are out of the
rightof-way now.
Mrs. Lydia Otis, nee Warren, is
down from st. Paul visiting relatives.
White & Heslin are repainting their
store in very neat style.
Monday was observed here as Deco
ration Day.
This has been an excellent place for
trade since last fall.
Quite number of wells are being
drilled here.
Sam. Warren is laying the founda-
ton for a new store.
ii. L. Hubbard and family win be
at Waseca the greater part of the sum-
mer. He is manager of the hotel Ma
plewOOd for this season.
Schools close one week from next
Friday. b. F. Gilman will be retained
as principal for next year.
The other day while Mrs. Alph. Otis
was drawing tack out of the carpet
preparatory to taking it up, the tack
flew and hit her on the eye. Since
then she cannot see with that eye at
all, while the other eye is affected
some also. The injured one pains her
severely.
There was lecture in the school
house last evening on Oxygen, by a
struggling NJ. D., or more likely a
quack. Not much was said about
oxygen, nor anything else of value.
The speakers only object appeared to
be to belittle the local physicians and
convey the impression that he was a
wonderful parsonage. At the close he
invited all those having any ailment to
come and consult him the following
day, although he did say that it was
not his object to make money out of
the place.
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ILLS, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1886

Fred. Bliss has had wind mill
erected on his farm.
John Finklemier has moved his
family to st. Paul.
Ernest IIeckel has the deepest well
in the town and perhaps in the county,
it being 300 feet deep with 20 feet of
water.
Thomas Davis is adding greatly to
the appearance of the farm recently
purchased of j. X. Bardon, by grub.
bling out and breaking the fence rows.
tearing away old fences and burning
old straw piles.
The dance at John Tronmier's on
Friday evening last was largely at
tended and a very enjoyable time is
reported
David Stoufter has gone to Burnett
county, where he has taken up land.
His family VIII go there in the fall.
Co. Supt. Murphy has been visiting
the schools in this town the past
week.
Gottlieb Reeck is preparing to build
an addition to his house.
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Rock Elm.

At ] O'Clock p. NJ, on Saturday,
May Goth, the members of A. NJ. How
ard Post G. A. r., met at Post Head
quarters, and marched to the cemete-
ries to decorate the soldiers graves,
accompanied by the Band. They
then went to the church where the
services prescribed 10y the ritual were
held. The address was delivered by
j. A. Murphy, County Superintendent
of Schools, and was an able and elo-
quent tribute to the memory of the
dead. Mrs. n. NJ. Lowater read 20.
EN-, and remarks were made by COM
rades Eldred and butcher in reference
20 the relation of the G. \. r. to the
day. Music by quartette consisting
of Messrs. Belfontz, Gilmore, Church
i'll and TorDow enlivened the exercis-
es. The music 10y the Band and quar-
tette was very effective, and received
the sincere thanks of the Post.
a large quantity of wool is being
sold to Mr.. Fox. He pays Is cents
cash or 10 cents trade per pound for
it. Six thousand pounds brought in
Saturday.
On account of the camp-meeting at
Ono, beginning June 18th, no services
will be held in the church here on the
18th.
Miss Shepard, of Gilman, is visiting
at Mr.. Whites.
Mrs. Redschlag received a sun.strOke
on Sunday and is dangerously i'll.
The Summer session of the Rock
Elm Institute will be held in the new
building. Three rooms on the ground
floor, giving each of the three regular
teachers separate room with large
amount of black board surface. The
Institute will open July 18th, 1886.
Harry Bartell is building a wire
fence in front of his village property.
II. Lowater is building a l2xl8 adj
dition to his residence.
Pupils wishing rooms for self board
ing should apply without delay as such
accommodations are getting scarce.
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Regular meeting of the Union on
Friday afternoon at O'Clock, at the
Baptist church.
The Union has sent their Secretary
to Baraboo. as delegate to the State
Convention which is held there this
week. Mrs. w. d. Parker accompa-
MES her.
President Cleveland has signed the
Scientific instruction Bill, and after
ward presented the pen with which he
signed it to Mrs. Hunt, the indefatiga-
BILE worker who has this department
of National work in charge.
Aaotder uitc0ry is ours.
"THe open saloon in Kansas has
gone, and gone 10 stay"
The Union Signal six months for 90
cents. GiUe your names to Mrs. j. E.
Rhoads, and give the paper trial.
The Voice eight weeks for 10 cents.
Funk & Wagnalls, 10 and u Dey ST.,
New York, n. Y.
Prohibition sentiment does not seem
to be on the wane but rather on the
increase. Listen to the prohibition
echoes.
INCREASING license fee does not
seem to work the expected decrease
in saloons in Boston, more applica-
tiOns having already been made for
license than ever before at this time
of year."
"Why prohibit the shooting OF birds
and license the business that kills hui
man hearts and breaks up so many
honest"
'If it be of man, it will come to
naught but if it be of God, ye cannot
overthrow it. Acts v:3S.
Prohibition meetings are like the
signal fires on the hills of India. in the
olden times. They are kindling all
over the nation.
Strong Republican journals are de-
nouncing their own party's action at
Albany. Why!
Iowa is strengthening her prohibit
ton law, and prohibition does prohibit.
Read both sides.
In Russia $4,000 retail saloons will
soon be closed by an edict, memorable
as the law of the Modes and Persians.
Total abstinence is becoming fash
ionable among the nobility of Sweden,
the king and queen having taken the
pledge to encourage their subjects to
follow so good a course.
"What | wish to do is to lift the
temperance ideal to the level of patri-
otto significance. know that 1t has
two sides, but there is one thing that
law can do, which the safety of re-
public institutions demands, and that
is to shut the door of the drinking
saloon. wendell Phillips.
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The Prescott High School has closed
for the year. The work in all depart
ments has been prosecuted with vigor
and skill.
Mr.. c. L. Bowman has closed his
school in Fairchild and is again resi-
dent of Prescott.
The attention of teachers is invited
to the Western Farmer Publishing Co.
of Madison for stationery supplies, as
prices are extremely low.
The closing exercises of the State
Normal School at River Falls will be
held June IL, commencing at A. NJ.
Teachers throughout the county will
find it profitable to attend as charac-
teristic work of the school will be
shown in the exercises.
Teachers should correspond with
Gum, Heath & Co., $50 Wabash Ave-
nue., Chicago, in reference to their
"Classics for Children" AS supple
mentary reading matter they have
never been equalied.
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do, TO disrupt the Union; when southern
editors, revived from their comatose con
dition by this reasonable, and murder
Gus old wrath are again writing Of 'the
gorilla, Lineoh;" when southern con
gressmen are yillifying the memory of
Stanton, the great War Secretary, for the
part he took IN preserving the Union, it
is well that the young men and the boys
of the free North shall be taught the story
Of the war, and educated as to the cost
with which the Union was redeemed;
and from the pageants thus presented let
them learn also lessons in political as
well as military history, and so shape
their political warfare that an appeal to
arms shall not again become possible.
n NJ
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->s4s~
Diamond BiHT.

The grading of the railroad through
town is nearly finished.
Rev. johnson, of Red Wing, Mimi,
preached in the NJ. +. church Sunday,
May 23d. lie was the circuit minister
in this place thirty years ago.
The f. b. Society cleared 500 at the
festival, May Goth. The money will
be used toward building the church.
Mrs. ID. n. Wethern has gone to
Minnesota to visit friends.
Mrs. E. A. Wethern is in Beldenville,
visiting her son Allied.
L. ID. Morgan has returned from
Wheatland, D. II.
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tg Small instruments, Strings, Music,
Books, Sewing Machines and Notions.

First Publication May 27ta. Is,6.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY COURT FOR
OPIEEGE COUNTY.
In the matter II the estate of John HaWley.
deceased. iute>tate.-Iu Probate
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance ~ tan order If license made in said
matter ag the county Court Of Pierce Comfy, on
the 10th DAY 81 April. A. D. isS6. the undcrsigu-
ed Charles a HaWiey. administrator of the es-
tate % SAID John Tia 70 ley. WlI on the 18th day Of
june A. u. ls,6, ~ O'Clock D. ~, at the north
west corner Of the premises in the city of River
Fails iu said county. uner for sale at public nc
tIou tile following described land, to-wit The
west half 81 iut uue (l) ia block six 90 in g. W.
Pratts Village 81 Green wood Fails. now forming
a part IF THE city IF River Fails in Pierce Coun-
ty- Wisco. sin Terms Of sale viii be made
known oi4 day OF sale.
Dated May III, l~s6 --5-1
CHARLES A. HAwLET,
Administrator.
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Temperance.

CONDUCTED BY THEW. G. I. U.
. For God and Home and Natire Land
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Educational.


Communications rom Teachers and those
interested in Education solicited Address all
Communications 10 the Editor At Ellsworth,
Wisconsin,
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Program for Central County Association, to be
held al EHsworth, June 8. 1856
Election of officers.
Language in Three Forms--a paper, by
A. l.. Thompson.
Civil Governmental. J. Brewer
Stimulants and Narcotics-a paper, by
Win Cairns.
The purposes and objects to be attained
in the study Of Penmanship--a paper, by
+. X. Barnard.
Optional Studies and their relation to
the Schools, b. L, Gilman.
Arithmetic in Upper Form. Presenta-
ton and class exercises by J. b. Thayer.
School Management-a paper, by r.. b.
Hazard.
The attempt will be made to have this
meeting one Of prime benefit to those
actually teaching The teachers of the
county are cordially invited. Meeting
opens at 1920 A. NJ
]. A. MURPHY,
Pres. G. Div.
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MADISON LETTER.


THE BIYOrAC OF THE DEAD
% On Fame's eterunl camping ground
Their silent tents are spread.
And Glory guards. with solemn round,
The biyOuac Of the dead.
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Nick Rock has his new granary fin.
ished.
Thos. Manion lost good COW one
day last week.
NJ. T. Dill loaded a barge with wheat
at Smiths Landing the first of the
week.
About half of our town folks were
in Prescott last Monday, it being
Decoration Day.
Considerable wheat is being hauled
to Diamond Bluff as the wheat buyers
pay more than at Prescott. They pay
from five to nine cents per bushel
more for the same grade of wheat.
d. ii. Baker lost valuable cow last
week by clover bloat.
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Program for Central County Association, to be
held al EHsworth, June s. 1886.
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LIVERY &FEED STABLE.

And especial attention given TO Funerals
stable on Cedar II. 2-tm