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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-04
TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE.
DLANING MACHINE-To exchange a COM
l. bined planning machine for double surfacer
OF a flooring machines also 20 buy forty-horse-
power engine and boiler. Address X. G.. box S6i,
Superior, Wis. 52-72
FINELESCOPE-A new hrst-cass Western
IL Union telegraph key and sounder, worth a.,
Tor good three-draw telescope Of same price,
VIII sell il for cash above named. J. p. Ashbaugh,
Edgerton, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-04
Minnesota & Northwestern.
50. Louis & Kan. City. go,
Chicago Waterloo and Du

ouQue exp. go.
Randolph, Northfield, Fari-
bault and Waterville acc.
Dodge Center, Rochester,
Austin and Mona accom- 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-04
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.

A GENTS-Either ladies or gents, in every
n town and city and throughout the country
I'm the entire Northwest for the Ohio rug
iiv made: The only reliable rug machine made; a
miss of 10 years can work il as well as man OF
IO adjusts itself 20 the stitch; either wool
or rags; weaves rugs, hoods, mittens, etc. agents
outfits from So up, including machine and several
designs of rug patterns; send 81 with order; VIII
send balance c. o. D.; get agency quick before the
field is taken up; instructions given to work ma
chime at my office. Printed instruction with every
machine. John Haisley, 2l7 East seventh St, up
stoirs - Pnul 6l-10
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

u ING LOST in the ladies' toilet room Of the
II Chicago. Milwaukee 4 50. Paul railroad
depot on Saturday Feb. %. at T:30 D. M. large
gold band ring with inscription MY TO Allie, Aug.
25. lsSl;' the finder will be literally rewarded on
returning IL 10 3li NicOllet av.. Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-04

T IZZIE, who formerly lived at Mrs. Joseph
IL McKey's. call at 2S5 summit av. 8
SEWING MACHINE AGENT who enticed
- dog away from 70 Etna street on Tuesday,
March 2, win save costs by returning same before
SATURDAY.. 8
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-04

A GENTS WANTED, either ladies or gentle
a men for a new patent household article never
before canvassed chance Of n lifetime; sells AT
sight in every household; ladies go wild over IT.
also agents in every county who VIII appoint SUP
scents i'm every township; sample by mail 2j cents
money refunded if not of merit. John Haisley'
manufacturing agent, 2l7 East Seventh ST. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
4 NEW song To An OLD fUaE'

faers ssss sazas a.asaa ~l-3
tl s7ias ,afts1f.
Aei - s.ll'ieaa 5as src@4 hQ{ts'sie
Insrs Fas 5 -. .iest -t1 - - H.4rtsi
- -tesitas e.,asasl 1sa-i s-s43~t lssfsst
1.eca.ass az s-e asesans - ella ef.He sAsaa1.lg
Ari 81 als-1eslp ass srssl h9Rtesle-
tssrs hesas q argis q pas saa q pasaeas
tosszrs E-asl-ls. 4ass-sa-as 4.-a sas4laas
lls~eJ G. Lat fa. tlll.- .lfsi-<kt G-gffd
= 81 aIllI-E eaIsrest fiata s1alaat ssFla
beeA.s-s 81 tez c---larl al sita sf.ls eafdgate
Asi ~ e-siataa iae sftai h-ltslie-
Iaere ass q la4rss asl essf1y saa ssllsoea
Eases tlt lflzsiss tlTls4l Stla -as.tLsI
II sstsas ,bs drvFe ae pass 4aa a. g-sAoas
lle gesaers isaslers. sl..ssal. zaa i..i.l4s
ls9ssl - 81. Halrilt liiiil.gss laarlzi-
a o. iLlaet tlterssl 1eall sla1aay noffai
b.es.s-s ef iae l.slsfs sus sita EfLl.a saIdooic.
Aet ~ eels'sealu ihe sleal aoftozlt.
Tben eane saaai Waaf sslia-eye &C. uusighuy.
ARG haunted tAt dakliil. dails zEa atzltly
becallse of lae l-4rsf al eaiItied sld lallsi,ed
A@ee - - zoe erasksl ehe taFiseo sna iAi-
ln ssihls the arops the pills sad TIE fosions.
Vas l-1sders, liasttfs. el1 alslols 4hd .slisns.
LE>e1 % the ls4l. .elil llItslst n4grlzl
n ~ aimosl saleFed dtsih sl&aoay portal
beea9se - ihe dossor, ho with srlns sArdoulc
Mel - condemn ths gfvai hoptsnie
Then ero0ped tlse Wife and n ith tear unoea.iue
ffased boz lhe salt snd sure releasing
vi the bonds ~ gslnt Want grim - I'd insight
ly.
olAauted The dwelling daily and nightly.
beeailse oi tie purse ali einpls aEd nalsroed
Made - - Tie Druggist ho thriFed asd TAT
tened
iD selling the dlele a pills and the potlons.
The powders. pi4sfeTs. emuislous aud lotlous
lhseo o. thc patient lniliCky mortal
v ho almost enterrd deaths shad0ay portal.
bee tdtsc Of the doctors, mo with gTiu> sard5uic.
Met to cohdeiaA The great hopg0nic.
The sign With is angel o. high declaring
Health "a the world, met the eyes despairing
of The weary wife, who with tear Uncezsing.
Prayed for the swim and sure releasing
OF the bonds OF gaunt Want grim eyed insight
ly
Who haunted the dwelling daily and nightly
Because 81 tie purse all empled aud nalrenei
Made 80 by the druggist Who thnycd and fat
tened
In selling the drops the pills and the po,iof,s
The powders, piaslers emulsiOns and lotions
Do~et o. the patient UBlucky mortal
Who almost entered deaths shadowy portal
Because the doctors. who with grius ssTd0nic,
Met 20 condemn the great H0pt0nic.
Then they brought dollar, blessings on H.
And bought hottie OF pure iloptonic.
Then hO for the changes that came with that
bottle:
A. the doses went down the sick man. throttle.
The sign was brought 70 adorn the wall,
The wifcs hot team soon ceascd to TALL
Gaunt Want went skulking in fright away
For the purse gpw heavier DAY by day
The doctors stuff few out the door.
The patient smiled in health once more.
And now those dOctOrs no more sardouic
Meet and commend the great HoptOnic.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

The elig Librarian HI. }. Carr. states that
40 'Olanns ~ the neN books have been
disposed Of up 10 this date. OF which the
larger portion, chiefly fiction. are DoE on
The shelves for circulation Much Of this
atDnbef serves merely % replace worn out
and missing works already named ia the
printed hsts and hence does not mean that
quantity OF WORKS actually nex to the
library For that reasons. and. a. being M
duplicates 20 considerable extent. these
books We been more speedily located than
Nill be possible Win The nearly 5000
volumes yet 10 be handled Nor do they
add 80 much - the valued resources of the
library a. will be possible later on
Bulletins OF the new additi ms. since the
last printed lists, viii be made as fast n
possible and posted Tor the aid OF the book
takers
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
AHEAD OF DETROIT.
It's sHeosrs Fsspls are A4sla~a - ths
s,~atlasl~ - has 1. 0sso1 FsE
tAs fzk4ea

We have rsifalEed ffem usaking any
essaa a.ent IA feearI ~ TIE 4sa1a ksplis
Isisgfaas ~ iate been kiB.3 oi ~siiins to
see boa 3 4nd tAs bypben attachment
4se0lent. Llosd Bresee. TIE editor and
manager ~ fbe IELssss ss.h hEsALg i =
hl-tlsf he : presenting bis readers u iEh
eiean. vell-eiited and .ell-goiien ap
al boiled dosn snd presented la hrst-eiass
style lf reaches Ne-os-a b. The $50 = m
lrain about elglt hours la advance Of the
Detroit dalies oar Eeadsrs sho c0ntsu-
plate iaking daily paper soaid do sell in
sIviHz it a trial Neoosta Sss.fsasf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Owing - the fact that farmers are busy with
their spring work but lew OF them visiting the
city IN fngwcather. there is a scarcity IN nearly
all kinds q farm produce and prices are arm with
an upward tendency.
App.es-Mo~ If the fruit offered is in poor con
dlfIou and sells anywhere from 3I to ~ cents per
oushel while prime stock brings nearly double
these dgures.
beans npiekei are worth ioG6oc; picked -
asl
Bu',er-Fresb ron. 1selec. dairy. l6alsc:
creamery. i~aAc
Cheese-2alii4c.
Ciitr-i0r flf u p C8l.
briei Fruifs-Appies. 1H.ii ,c. evsporafed 81 "a
Sc. reaehe~, italHc. cherries it1i~c.
egs-4Ifiae = d0x
frcsh Meats Dressed hogs s. 5o66 e cvt.
mut-on siiAo6 50. veal S,R6 beef 500
ttriu-A heat. eiaxson. -lfa 81. Lancaster
ssfr.e e8ts. t5liafc Rye 5lc Barley 81 la
80 per rwf- Corn. l>ld toc.
Hides Green, atsc ~ part cured. 7c. cured
-c. calf skins, - iZfs. iec sip skins
green. ~c cured. s., dekin skins 1'00c =
rlece. sheep BE- g wool being estimated Al % = p.
Honey -iftfis 81 t
Hay fimGfhy q .aii per ton. clover, saaii
onions -i1tlhac Z au
Psfitors--t tlalfnC.
F1gItfy 90 fhicsens loy11}eC m
parsui f.s--tigr.4c Z pa.
straw -sts3.-e r ioad
Failaw- 3i.atr g.
Wood Rut ilrie offered Four-foot wood Is
worth = o9 cord Block stove wood, s215G u
A.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

About a score of propristors Of barber
shops in Vie city met az The Morton last
evening 20 take action on the proposed early
closing movement Harry Millard was
elected chairman II. G. Hatch secretary and
treasurer A9er some discussion 80 was
decided ~ foru a Master BARRIERS Associs-
ton for tbe purpose Of projecting the inter-
ssfs of the BARRIERS. snd sixteen joined then
and there The meeting adjourned ro meet
next Thursday evening st The Morton
House barber shnp when it il expected that
souse sctiou vii be fasen relative 20 closing
shops al clock on az days except Safur-
tsv
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Eher Rice foreman Of T. b Stanton 3
printing office. has received from a friend
MO resides in Honolulu, specimens Of
Hawsfian silver coins The coins are of the
same s.sa welzht ard genera appearance a.
rhe silver COINS of fhe United ~fsfes ON
ere side is sftn8red 8n iusge of THE head ~
che King sucircIc3 hv kalsssfta 4 King of
Havait snd ga fh- reverse sife aprea -
fha reva cest of arms ard the r0rG d.
noting tha vsi1e ~ fae cnin Tne c7a
correspond tn s1e 20 fhe American 5oi-
lar IS called -Asahi naIs fhe hslr deiisr.
Hans'sra the 1nartsr Hspsis snd
- b me- E n1l kenetfa
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
GraIn and rrn,I,lnn.

Nav YORK, May Flour. duIl and without
material charse Minnesota extra $500; cify
m .li extra - 1i for West Iudles Ohio extra s. =
o., ~. Louis extra. IS 2'sG3 81 southern dull.
common choice extra. SA25G5. -.
Wheat. options moderately active aud prices
hrm. closing 'tc hiSner. spot lots closed nominal
~ unchanged. spot sale of No. ! RET state gac.
No. 3D. Gle, NJ I white. 9ic. No red winter
- a.. uagrsdcd red. s1a9ic. No. red winter
May @ s.. 10 june % g.. do July. sl4a9s.c
Corn. options moderate active and closed about
unchanged. except Tor MAY. which was slightly
lower. spot lots closed steady and unchanged:
spot sales u ungraded mixed S.at5c. No do
eit,e ~ mixed, ilc; No. mixed May f71.c;
do june. iyt. toi &C. do July. o. a. bid
Oats options closcd weak at 4. .as- ~ lover spot
closed steady and unchanged. spot sales OF No
white stale, i-C, No. 7 do. ale. No ? mixed May
81 - DO June. 81, .0.-rf &C..
Rye. dull western. tHt62i9c. state 6iG6jc
Barley. nominal
Pors. dull bat irm. new slo27Gl050
Lard closed duh and easy at s. - cash 81. 100
8 q June. e 20a6 - July.
sugar duli. fair to good refining 5d5t.c
butter, steady. state. ll02fc. western 10323c
tnccse dun, state. fr9ttc. western old S4sc
EFgs, weak; state. i-c. western. IlL1liAc
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

CHARLOTTE, Mich, May 6. lss6.
To the Editor Of the IEIEGEAN-HKRALD.
a base ball enthusiast OF the deepest dye
and y ben l ind daily OF sufficient enterprise TO
get up reansble report of the league gaInss il H.
] assure You a rarity. Your paper thoroughly
meets the requirements. G. r. BANTER,
City Editor Republican
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
Michigan A olin

Train No r. has Through Coss daily s1oeYf
sundhf f0r Grand Espids holland Grand
Haven. Nufkegun and fe1ii SISTER. ~ . Through
Coach leaves the stovr fsgius Via A Va hV
each day. eTcefd sunday. arriving IA Iuedo
Train No ~ st s.it y M
~ trsint daily eycepf tundsy.
" n MrTrHFII McH rev
ksf Gen Pas Aren't 1s-ui fsss Agent
"a q NtTTHFWs Northwest srn AZ Nust efsst.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

What wine is mock agony Champagne
lsham pain II IL was a real pain in the
lungs or chest Taylors Cherokee Remedy
of Sweet Gum and Mullen would cure it.
For sale Icy Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Saturday We shall offer at special sale an
unlimited assortment of gents fine neck
wear, satin lined. bright, new and tasty
sty les selling regular at 30 and 70 cents
Your choice for y cents.
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

The people aroused 10 the enorIuity of
the bargains We are now Offering in mems
clothing. and eager throngs hasten To avail
themselves of the grand opportunity.
GIANT CLorHfNG Co
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

ExPoliceman VIM. Whalen will open his
liquor store and sample room, at - South
Division ST. Saturday evening next Friends
are cordially invited
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

The Mefarr elNo gave verv en vft'e
concert .s-t nisai a. the Charles 81 Baptist
church. A arze asaience seen.lesi ari a.
the numbers ~era xivea VITA ssttsfs<fion.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Persons having articles or property in
pawn at the American Loan office will
please call and redeem the same at Hart:
cigar store. Canal-st.. on or before June /
as | have gone out of business
NJ. MARIN, Prop'r.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Don't forget the excursion on the steamer
Barrett Sunday, May 9. The boat will leave
the dock at p. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Fare only p cents on the steamer Barrett
tor at excursion down the river next Sun
day afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Arrive. Leave
t1rress ..-...-.. ....1 % m = - m
Nal s-.- . hls IA Z a. A. Al
The train leaving ~ $50 A. m. conneot o.
White Pigeon viii Atlantic fxpfese ou Main
Line, which haf faflhC Drawing kpom Sleeping
coaches frum Chicago % New 1ofk and Boston
without change
Pigeon giving one hour for fiusGf| pith special
New lork fxpres Main line
Through tickets and berihs ln sleeping coaches
can be secured ai Union Iiclsf Offce 81 Monroe
street and depot
Trains ran hy soth meridian time which 10 ~
minutes slower than Detroit time
). " hCklFNFY, Genera Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
Ma ke a Note of IL.

Six second hand Pianos from $50 TO $50,
at Paul w. Friedrich's. No. p Monroe-s 81.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
Detroit, Grand H...n mn~suIes.


TI'HII 7
fasst nFert .ag the t.t n m fNpro-k make
close connection az oNcs-o foE Lansing and al
Detroit for New loTk arriving there 81 su.S8a al
the following morning
Night Express hss local kieeIdug Car nom De-
troll ~ Grand Rapids
Thit Il the only line running Limited E1prcss
leaving here al io,<a o. NJ with sleeping "a 70
Deii0it. making direct connections fa all points
East. arriving a. New York : a. N the secund
morning
Through tickets secured af - a. Al 4 A of.ses
Sweets Hote block aud a. thg dep0t
y loTTEE City Pass Agent
GKo =. RTFyE Trafac Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
Grand Opening.

The place TO buy fine Pianos, Paul W
Friedrich :, No. "a Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
Noticc

Call for bargains at Paul w. Friedrich s
No. ~ MOnroe-St.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Excursion on the steamer Barrett mex
Sunday. For roand trip, - cents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Why is poor doctor like a mob You
can track him by bis holes in the ground.
If from the effect of coughs, colds or cramp
collie how much better To have taken Tay-
or's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and
MnLlein. For sale hv Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

We are showing a large line of new
mouldings and make 10 order frames Of all
sizes. HARVEY & HEYsTEK
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
THE BUSINESS WORLD
The Financial and Commerc al
Transactions OF a Day
At TIE GlElT ciNTfss Or TllE
A. acfrss Tra1s ~ Cniesg3 Tsstsr-
daf-A Liberal Oaieaaing The
Ns~ Tcrs Markets Com
pists Or Local
NaFkefs


asa Aay r-fheFe sas a. aftl4a trade
sE4 sa laasellis1 uaraei l.siay assea ~ apeuiag
1ssns faene sas asefg ..lr degree .sf ,srsagih
r IS saa 3e a1sei ~ tse faet shal gsl raIzs oi
arsl quotations sil1fls zfsaler taaa tie fail be
.os laelo. 81 hea trading tesaa tbers sas uoia-
a4 li slshs ts earoiluaxr a seiief i1 anything g.
ase Irets AesaI ersrsl.sd sppearaa 81 b. .
aeaer tad .Aere sss hhera. ua.oalliuz Crop re-
paI-s 4efe siaefaag favorable gusate c4ales
l..at-d Lisesaooi s1eat aal eofa osle ihift .oser
Esoal an opening sl 80. June wheat pie ked up
g. buf 81 this point weakened aad
alI.isf aessg selling topped haek ~ 7@.e Be-
airs aeon thele aere fslegraals "a lae aoor an-
noaneiag Elsry aaar bo4t hsasia iaksa az Nes
f9fA yesterday su1 estimating sefso bushels of
Naeat ~ - 9lt this secs TINS bsonght out
sd iiue of lecal bayus and june once more
started un a. ~ tara this time advancing -
81. nut e a. Dliossd A. ,isusi b. a eaclioo-
tae meruiug session elael steady aud ahoul nrm
al iot4ison- Northwestern adyices are that re-
eeipgs al Dglata aud other polnts are decreasing
an.l nski ~eeA as expected 90 DC considerably
Hgutef -iia1 i1ls.
IS assi 5naeE. siih good leeal ouyins. steady q.
~ atg ih4s 1dne -it-e fisy = - Aug llst.
tnrl. steady - 81 Nay ~ June 3lc tu,y.
oai.s. saaie easier - se Mays - .GZs c
jnae ~ = l-.y zfse august.
"a 'at-4 = IN sitlAE
- i-'a juiy - --ts August
LaIa gec1acse'i. > ,s.1 May, 8 g2i. June
81 = Juirl >. u3as ora Augtl.t
SNORT Hibs. ua change . s7ls May. : s2t.
Jase' - e. July > "a august.
New York Money aud stocks.
NEW Y0RA May Money closed easy al
as per cent. Exchange closed duil. pasted
rties. foitz9to. actual Fales. f-6t. sf,7 Tor %
4t}s aiil s's et,5-s ~ demand
.iosefnnaeui bonds closet steady; currency 9.
~ oid - coipo1. H. BAD. As 10 -.
f4clnc Railr road bonds closed. Unicn nrsts ll7i.
@lil>s. % land grants lJ4 bid: &c sinking funds,
tttslts. Ccutrais ll5t. .nii6.
LaekaWalna was tbe fr.t 90 the stock Ex-
change tQday. uder lg steady shipping prices
ais aacet With bul liEtle interruption frDin the
opening until midday. The stock banned was
active traie az Advancing figures and 5000
siages changing hands in che tao hours % mid
day A. the highest point which was Touched al
us.n fr-ce- sfioHe aD advance Of IA. Gas wAs
the feature pt the day, advancing - per cent.
lhe strength OF the market was attributed 70
manipulation Dy the bull. there was nothing
iu fhe news current that would warrant the al.
vance. Ihe sales Tor the morning amounted to
10000 shlfeS The market waS Not - active
aiter mltiLy. bat The mHrket continued strong
aud price. closed az about the best figures. West.
efu Luiuu WaS an exccptioa. selling down -. per
cenL The advance Ia tse rest of the list ran ID -
Rom al per cent. TIE Jersey Central dir,c
tors to-day determined nos only o take The roai
oti o the hands Ot the receiver bat also % cancel
the Reading company lease Tue sales were
-st. 35 shares.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Exciting Times,

Sohmer Pianos at Paul W. Friedrich's :
No. n Monroe ST
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

For satin lined scarfs; regular 80 and Il
cent goods; new styles. latest designs
GIANT CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
Pieture Frames ard Mouldings.

A Bargain Chickering, SO, at Paul w.
Fnedrichs 5, No. - MOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
MICHIGAN CENTRAL


The iAelfoii fkpress loagile 81 tia "a. g.
DftIast reaching that cliy a. li a. m keW
AUIk ltos IA aud hoston o. a AL neat daS
sisefslg can f0n GA facinC end Atlantic "a
pres trails
Through tckstf ioI al poiuts and ssecplug car
berfhs mas - Obtklnsd at tui8l 1llk OfbCt
eslfDer h01r,st and ortsse sfrocts and a. inloH
ocgsst
cnss II NosEls General Ags. " Msnrcs ssreei.
o. " kU0OLks- 4. 4 a r A. Chioaso
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
twenty-five Cents

Behr Piano. at Paurs. No. "a Monroe 1,
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08

Dated May 1, 1856.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-08
Detroit WHEAT Market.
Farm Produce From First Hand.

DErsorr May Wheat closes No. whit
Nay >i'ac No red May. sc. June, SIC
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04
otterbourneltens.

j. H. Fort leaves for Fillmore ct unity
Neb. about the 10th of November on
business.
Il. II. Archer has moved onto his
SC lool land. There was some straw
left in the old house which he set
fire too and the roof caught from it.
They threw water on it and supposed
they had it all out. But in the night
they foun1 it still on fire and too late
to save it so it was torn off. He will
reroof it and donate it for church and
school purposes,
School commenced last Monday.
Geo Lindauer is back from Kendall
He found his brother better and met
his fat,.er and several Iowa friends
while there.
Mr. Dunagan has moved into his
new house
Bud Cochran is back from Missouri.
Maud Taylor left last week for
Ashland Neb. aud the DR.. is patching
Il now.
Henry Niiiler finished we'll ast
week for Mr. Hines and commences
one this week for Mr.. Hushberger.
VIM Murphy also dug one for Mr.
Brewer last week, and has two more
to dig for some new corners near Mr..
BIS.
Also Jensen and Mcbride are Dor
ing one for Mr. Thistlewaite. Mr.. +.
is one of our prosperous farmers Of
western Rovohl. He has large frame
barn almost completed and other
buildings accordingly and will erect :,
windmill! as soon as be gets his well
done.
Ike Crumley has traded his pet to
John Stephens who wears it on his
neck
Tom Carson has sent for his family
and househould goods and will settle
down to a Thomas county granger.
Welcome:
Mr.. Munson has moved into his new
! house.
The Bellies Bros, have gone back
to Iowa for good
The boys that ordered fruit trees
last Spring received them the first of
the week, in good shape We will
have lots of fruit in 5 or 6 years.
S. L. JR.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04
Notice For Publication No. slss.

Land Once At Oberlin. Kans,
Oct. 2, loto.
Notice ie hereby given that the following
named settler hus tied notice Of hlo intention
and that said proof will BE- made before Judee
ri District Court Of Thomas county or in his
absence the clerk thereof 1t Colby Kans. on
Nov. q. lSe6 viz; Marx j.. Cosherman. d ls30
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton Of said land viz: r. T. HeminR, Newton
Hayes. Harrison Taylor, h. Herring ali OF
QuIckville kans. A. L. PATCRlK. Register
Kiry + Co., 3l-SeOct.7
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04
Notice for Publication No. $3.50.
Land Office of Otariin KanS

Notice for Publication No. $3.50.
Land Office at Oberlin Kans.,
Oct. 2, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his clairs,
and that said proof will be made before FRO
bate Judge of Thomas county at Colby Kans,
on Nov. ~ lSSS viz: VIM. MOrehead H + 3sslfOr
the ne Or sec 49, town south. rangeA west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiya.
ton of, said land. viz: John Vertrees, of Colby,
Jacob Clinkenbeari. or Copeland, Vim. Stall.
Quickyiile Kans.J. w. Miller Of CopeiantiE ans
A, Z. PATCHIN, Register
81 36Oct7
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04
Notice For Publication No. 6132

Land Office at Ober!ic. EGrs.
Scpt:, Is:si.
Notice is hereby given that the follow ieg
ramed settler mas uled notice 60 bis inte:Itisn
to make final proof i'm Support of his
claim. and th:,r said proOf viii he ira,.c before
Judge Diss. Court, or in his absence Tho u.rrK
thereof. at Colby. Kansas. en- Nor. s. is'si,
viz: Hetta K. bixby H. L. No 4l@ for the
re or sec =. town Scutn range - wesss
He names the tciiowing witnesses L, prove
niS continuous residence upon ANA cll:ira.ion
Of said lard. viz: Robert &. Waters F;!i "
Waters Vim. W. Waters, Henry :. " l,s a.. of
Colby, Kansas.
A. l.. PATc.:,S REGISTER.
Finnerty 3t,.5SeD.:D
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04
Notice No. 6257.
Land OGsce, Oberlin,

Land Of;ce, Oberlin. kas.
Ocs. T. 11HS.
Not Ice II hereby gwen that the following
la1cd settler has fled notice Of his intention
% ssake Anal proof il support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before Judge
District court or In his absence the clerk
shereof at colby Kansae, on Nov. d 1855 viz:
W &. MailOch. d 1H for the sw or sec %
town south. range !. west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
lis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land viz: James ]. pOaslce ] 4 Pcaslee
). 8. Fisk. A. Rizzf all Of Colby Kansas.
A. L. PArCHIX, Register.
Porter 4 Hovey 3235Octl4