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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
- 9Th and streets northwest

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF a SMALL LOT OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNl1UR CONSISTING OF
BUREAU. WAsHsTAND, TABLES CHAIR,
4UPHOi.sTEKEp And CANE sEAT). sUF.1s,
BOOk-CA ~ES. BKUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS, PICTURES. ROCK Frs &c, &C, AT
AUCTION.
BY virtue Of an order passed b. the Supreme Court
oftGe district Of Columbia, holding special term iOr
probate business, We will Sell the auction rooms OF
DuIcanson Bros, 9th and streets northwest CU tS.
DAY MUkNlNn. OCTOBER TWELFTH A. H.
1896 at TEN O'CLOCK. to the highest bidders for
cash. the furniture mentioned above.
FANNIE v. BAGGOTT
HENRY WISE GARNETT
WIN. JNO. MILLER,
Administrators of the Esta.e of Edward Foreman.
Deceased. nct;-St
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4 NHANCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
SHOCSE ON 7TH SRTEET, NEAR CORNER OF


BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court ezsA
OF the district OF Columbia, sitting in equity :;EH
passed July =, 1856. in cause 1908. wherein E.D
Jennie ord ct al are plaintiffs aud George b an
Inc oeiaptn purchaser at the sale hereunder made
o. tine premises to the highest bidder, on tn KSDAY
OCIoBEk rOukTLENTH. 1856 al Fl O'CLOCK
r. NJ all that piece or parcel of ground and premises
improved by q ten room frame dwelling known as
aud being parts OF lots aud D. III square 466 the
city OF w Washington, in the district OF Columbia
Terms OF sale by said deer Onethird OF the pur.
chase money In cash. One-third in six months O. 70
third IN twelve months after date all cash nj the
option OF purchaser; deferred payments secured BY
dred dollars to be paid b. purchaser when property
Is bid OIL II terms OF sale i'll ten
days the trustee may resell at defauiting purchasers
cost
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, Trustee
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PROPOSALS.

p TANIC GARDEN.
ID OcroRER g, 1885,
proposals for Fuel for Botanic Garden for the
fiscal year ending June go 1887. will be received
at the Office oi the superintendent until TW Five NJ,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, 1885,
Particulars as to char and quantity desired
be obtained upon application ut Office.
VIM SMITH
oc9.13.16,1S Superintendent Botanic Garden.
PROPOSALS FOR
l. CONSTRUCTING FAMILY BUILDING.
REFORM SCHOOL.
WASHINGTON D. c., October 3D. 1883
Sealed Proposals will be received at the flee OF
Mr.. H. A. Willard, chairman o. the building commit.
tee OF the Board of Trustees of the Reform School,
until 1WE.LVE O'CLOCK NJ. ON WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER TWENTIETH. 1855, for constructing
one Family Building on the grounds Of the Reform
school
Blank forms OF proposals and specifications to-
gether with all necessary Information, be OBJ
ia ned upon application therefor office Of the
secretary OF the Board of Trustees, at No. 1884
street northwest aud only bids upon these forms will
be considered.
The right is reserved TO waive defects to reject
any and all bids. GEORGE w. ADAMS,
OCT I'd President Board of Trustees.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

DARK BAY HORSE SIX YEARS OLD GOOD
DDhIVER, SOUND, KINDAND GENTLE; CAN
BE DRIVEN BY \ LADY: SPLENDID
FAMILY HORSE; FEARS NOTHIN.i; AT AUG
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER TWELFTH.
at NV ELF J. O'CLOCK. Will sell in front OF
the above Horse to which the attention If
buyers Is Called. cc92t
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1hUSIEES' SALE OF TWO-STQRY SIX-ROOM
NORTHWE Est.
BY virtue Of deed trust. dated June 12th A. e.sS
- 1850, and duly recorded in Liber No. l,13z, .MM
fOllo 81 ct seq, of the land records of The ~
District Coiumbia, and by direction OF the parry
thereCy secured the subscribers will sell pubic
ton, In front OF tine premises. MONDAY, the
E!GHTEENTH DAY OF U, TOBEk. A. u. 1856 ut
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the Northumberland Real
Estate to wit: Sub.Lot numbered Il, in K -. Ter
Ton recorded subdivisi Of original Lot numbered l.
In square numbered 49,, together with the buildn9
and improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: One-third cash: balance in six,
cent: deferred payments to be secured by deed of
trust On the property all cash. the option of the
purchaser A deposit of $500 required ut time of
sale II terms O. sale are not compiled with within
seven days after the sale property to be resOd
at the risk and expense OF defuting purchaser All
cOnveyancing at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM w. DANENHOWER lr
THOS. DOWLiNG Auct- oc7.dSds
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING OFFICERS
l. QUARTERS
WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D. c.,
September %, 1850.
Sealed Proposals in triplicate, subject
ditions. will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CI OCk NOON. OCTOBER SIXTEENTH. 1SS6 at
which time and place they will be opened in the pres
ence OF attending bidders for converting building
16 into two sets OF officers quarters and building one
set Of quarters for nOncommissioned staff Officers ct
Washington barracks d. e., in accordance with plans
and Specifications in this office
Blanks and iull information. as to bidding terms Of
contract and payment, &C., will be furnished sppl
cation
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked,
'Proposals for building officers and nOn-commisr
stoned staff officers quarters" and addressed the
undersigned SEDGWICk PRATT
LIST Lieut.. and r. G. NJ, Sd Arty.
OcO6t A. A. O NJ, u. S.A.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

TTHoMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
AUCTION
corner Lot, containing 4642 square feet s.sssA
corner of Second and N streets southeast. Lot. Gl
fronts Ga feet s1 inches street by 100 feet on
Second street. Fine chance for building small houses
40 feet deep. five rooms in Kitchen stable and
hen house. Yard contains peach, cherry and plum
trees
The above described property will be sold at auction
in front of the premises THURSDAY. OCTOBER
FOURTEENTH, 1886. at FOUR O'CLOCK. Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost 500
will be required at time of sale.
Terms made known at sale. oc4-dts
TTNAOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer
CATALOGUE SALE
ORIENTAL CARPETS.
RUGS,
PORTIERES, LAMBREQUINS AND TINE
EMBROIDENIES
Embracing Rare piecrs, such as
ROYAL AGRA CARPETS. CAIRO RUGS SILK
BOKHAaA AND sH RAJ RUGS, AN
TIQUE HALL RUGS AND
OTHER SPECIMENS
OF GR.AT
VALUE
The Catalogue Embraces About Thirty Large Carpets
To be sold at Public Auction,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
OCTOBER THIRTEENTu EoI-prEENTu AMI
FIFTEENTH, 1886.
Commencing at
ELEVEN AN. and THREE O'CLOCK PM each
Day.
GRAND EXHIBITION
MONDAY and TUESDAY,
OCTOBER ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH.
THE.
FIRST FLOOR OF MY SALESROOMS
Southwest Cor. Of Penna av, nue. aid lth street.
oc7-5t rHOMAs BOWLING. Auct
nANENHOWERt & SON.
- Real Estate and Insurance.
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" ALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 1888
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On WEDN LSDAY, OCTOBER THIRTEENTH, at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. M we shall Sc lot IA. In MeCoy's
SUBDIVISION Of lot No. 8. square 526. improved by
twO-story brick dwelling, corner house; buy Windows
six rooms and bath: hot and cold water.
Terms Made known sale
WALTER Il WILLIAMS & CO., AuctoneerS.
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F01s0x OoAI.5 FUFs BRIDGE.
l. - OFFICE OF THE COMNISSIONERs,
WARRINGTON, DC, October Ath, 1855.
Sealed Proposals VIII be received ct this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. Oh THU kSDAY OCTOBER
iOUETEENTH. 1886, for the construction and cree
non IN ace VI an iron bridge at the Klingle Ford
Kock creek, District OF Columbia Length OF the
BRIDE between end pins S1l feet clear width
way ~ 1eet. and - sustain = moving load OF 100
Pounos per square foot Of roadway in accord
anee with general plan. specifications on file in
The ONCE OF the Engineer Commissioner DC
The abutments will be constructed 6y the District of
Columbia. and viii be ready for the bridge
Bidders must submit with their bids detailed plans
Struct.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts of bids. WILLTHM TIIDJ GvV
oc4-os Engineer Commissioners, DC.
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pROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF CERTAIN
l. MATEk!ALIN THE BRICK BUILDINGS AND
CERTAIN FRAME BUILDINGS SITUATED In
SQUARES NOS 729, 73O AND 731
Sealed Proposals will be received the office Of the
Secretary Of the Interior until TW Five O'CLOCK
M, FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEENTH, 1856. for the
sale Of all the material excepting brick stone marble
and josts contained in the following described build
ings:
123 125. 126. 127. 12S. 12p. 1874, 1875, 18S.
street E-Nos 123. 129, l41. l4S, l45, LAT.
First street 8 Mos 2 ~: IA. 1e, ID. 90, 100.
East Capitol st. eet-N lO3, LOO, LOT, 1Oa
fnrr0iis Alley Square 729).-NoA 1, 3, T. SO.
And also the following mentioned frame buildinas-
Nos. Il and 1l3 Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
NO. ITO First street southeast
Nos. l2b and 12S street southeast
Nos iS and 20 Carrolrs Alley. (721)
Ihe right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids
Further information may be obtained at the Office of
the commission for the construction of Congress
sohaa Library building, No. Las East Capitol street.
l.. Q G. LAMAR;
EDWARD CLARK,
A. r. SPOFFORD,
0ccl-0.A1.AS Commits. OnerA
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LADIES' GOODS.

/ AIDES ARE INV NED 10 CALI. AT HE
IL dressmaking estsblishment 1906 Pennxylyania
system. oesGe
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AUCTION SALES.
B: WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers.

Af HEA ~ cARvES PAkh5k SUITES soR
PEfs TARoIF6 6u 4ER CHINA
o9TfAAfskMb6kE 81 6HGRl fHSSuRrEESrH
mencng at TEN. O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell; at
No iol2 1Se
OF about twenty well-furnshed rooms paf'iAA's
sHfTEs. ASH sGfrEs, ETEsAMT RAS e Or
saA1kSS. t WsINTr t WakbkoDEs MIcS Fl
hHkklEsssw AkSPTo sAsY FAhh &ALsGT
PRaME =, IouNSts WALNUT rs BE S3plR1oR
male sPRiNGo AND oTHSR MATTEEsssnbss,
k kAsx cHhIFs hiis Ha1k IRE
%HATTNReTs FEATHER Ro Ptt kH Hall AL
cHAiRs. sRust AisN Hall I AID Stair GAK:
FkE FINE oP9 EGss PTS
P5S Ss eHISa AS hoc SEzss SE kffcRES
This residence furnished with the best articles
ph
ocs4s WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
NEwCoMB LOGAN, General Au ac' Ons,ass.,
sbFR SE S4 ASg usA
on fR ,s y tss
public reservation These lots are Il sslOo ice, 9n
feet on Sixth street east, and contain $3.50 4OlOO
square feet.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF THE
LOTS will be sold Houses No. 635 and No. 6o7 f
street southeast These houses in thorough repair
Terms at sale.
A. N. MEEKER. lrrusteea
EDW'D CASTELL,
NEWCOMB & LOGAN. Auctioneers. oco-4t
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
TMO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING, No 1899
THIRD STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION:
On WEDN b SDAY, OCTOBER THIRTEENTH, at
EVE O'CLOCK M. we shall Sc lot IA. in Mccoy
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| NADAME CHAFFIoT, 1l92 10TH ST.
AZ curtains and Laces, Infants Caps and Robes
Fine work Of al kinds done MP in The best Fl ench
| style ocS lms
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euinehiIy fashionable nouel Tor tne,. - "a
Idllor-fnaGe gown OF woOlieu more or less light
ana SOL, according 10 the requirements OF Tie
season. ~
AMONG NEW WHITE TOILETS for evening
dress are those of ivory and cream-wbite faiIIe
Francois and also OF PLAIN white satin with
corsage ' shaped, or slightly rounded front and
b1Ck. Dresses III this fashion are exnlDtIed -
The latest expression OF ELEGANCE Tho v..r,,;
Lures upon these 1eautlfdl gowns vary consid-
eTaDiy, some being made up " .tn tr.nIuinys a.
costly white lace on the bodice and snort sieve
Aione; others magniiiceaIiy decorated with
panels, vests, and snort sleeves "A Ne Lworx OF
pearl and opal beads. These all white dresses
will be much Wora by young girls as by Iheir
elders, though made OF siInper fabrics, Nix.
white corded silk merveilleux and India veil.
Ing.
As FUR is likely TO be worn as a garniture for
indoor gowns during the cold weather mo-
distes are favoring the Russian redingote. Its
simple straight lines and somewhat severe
style favor the utilization OF fur. The back Is
Cat in almost exact resemblance OF a gentle
mans great coat. the shIrts long and sls,shed
up the back There are Ltppets, large buttons
and u rolling collar The Russian rediusoye i,
also noted among elegant hong wraps Tor th,.
street, I.Nof4te material being goideu-1rown
or seaI-oro"h silE plush. These wraps are
highly favored 10y ieai1iu, CLOAK designers but
are severely frOwned upon by uIoaisIes " no
aver, anu very truly i.stt 10 matter, but little
no" PLAIN a dress Il Worn beneath THESE clo..ks,
hlch enNe4Op the wnO.e Gsure ana show but "A
bit OF ioot-pieatlng at The bottom OF the dress
SKIRT
OF UNDERCLoTHING, Dr. VIM A. Hammond
Says: silk Is not the best material with which
10 make underclothes. sc far rs concerns their
h"alth-preserving Qualities, whatever may be
is Advantages 80 Iar as beauty and hmm .diale
c1hioTt are concerneC ne chieI object of un-
derc!othIllg Is the retention of the natural neat
Ol The body IA such u Way that low lemper..-
lures and sudden changes Will not a ffecI Tine
surface NotnlES - IN TINS res pect preferable To
Wooi, ana OF this materia! all undercothing
meant Tor winter use should bc made. In slfn-
nier mixture OF wool and cotton called nierino
may oc worn A notion exists inat red Is a
paTtIcni"Fiy advantageous cUior To give 10 the
unosfsH4ft> ana drawers wOrE la very cold
"ealhef. inere II no foundation IN fact for
suen AZ idea Underciothing should be made
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converting together on the street. very de-
vout lady, seeing them, asked another, "Who
are those Rentlemen?'' On being told that the
one with the auburn beard was the minister, and
the one with the silver-tipped whiskers the at
torney, she said, $50 the elder gentleman is Mr..
Deckard. l thought he was n minister. See
what meek and pous expression he has," She
had gotten the two gentlemen transposed.
Ugh Imagine a lawyer with meek and pious
countcnancel Impossible!
DR.. Roop, Of Fairfield, Iowa. is again in the
Land OF Promise, ON visit to his brother, j. N.
1t Is said that the Doctor lost of his boots in
the mud while going to the depot in Fairfield to
depart on his journey. Dr. Roop is not one of
those nonresident land-holders who believe in
letting the actual settlers do all the work in i'm.
proving the country. He intends having fifty or
sixty acres broken on his tree-claim this year,
and more next season. The Doctor brougl
with him and put out on his claim several hun
dred soft.maple trees.
A RECORD representative, while in Burleigll
county, recently, had occasion to pass the tree.
claim OF Mr.. John Bcal, In the Glencoe neigh.
borhood. This piece OF woods, should be seen
by every farmer who wants to know Just how
trees should be treated to produce perfect re-
Suits They are now three to four feet high the
soil Is pulverized almost rs finely AS that of n
garden |; the rows nrc "straiglt as a slrng;' the
trees all alive, and not weed to be seen. This
tlmbcr.claim is one of the best-if not the best
cultivated in this part OF the Territory
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A Disastrous Fire.

Last Thursday evening about 8 o'clock Mr.. j,
A. Robinson's house, near Roop, was completely
destroyed by hre Since their arrival Mr.. Man
digo (his brethet:in-law) and family have been
living With him: Mrs. MandRo was in rooni
adioihihs the kitchen and; as bread was baks
ihE' thefe Was fousing fire ih the stdve Fii.ally
she 5pehed the door between the two rboms.
A part tf the kitchen roof and wall was in flames
a spatk from the stowe had ignited some cotton
cloth On the wall, and in minute the fire had
spfeaa beyond control. Mrs. Mandigo had bn a
calico dfess and 1t ID lucky that she escaped ses
rious harm, as SHE was at one time almost IL TIC
midst 6f the flames. As 1t was She was siightiy
burnett Nothing was saved, both Mr. Robinson,
Master Israel and the members Of the Mandigo
family losing all their clothing except that which
they had on. The loss is n discouraging one
especially to the newcomers; but Mr.. Mandigo
does not seem in the least disheartened.
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haiMt I Raiiii HHi6i

It has always BEEN elaithed BY the peupie of
the Wiliamsport country That the stttall propdr:
tion of sand In our soil would enable IL IL statid
long period of dry Weather: But; since settle
ments until within the past few weeksj there has
never been an opportunity 6f testing it. But, fot
period Of three weeks previous TO last Sunday,
there was no rain and the weather was very
warm: The soil, however, retained large
amount Of moisture from the spring rains; and
everything grew nicely the grass and grain
looking particularly fine. Sunday afternoon
there was a heavy shower; and Sunday night a
steady fain set In, which lasted for sevefal
hours: Unless something out of the ordinary
fun oocurs, Hmmoi1s County will produce large
crops this season:
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Winchester.

Correspondence ol the RECORD. May 81.
Mr.. John Parker has 100 acres fenced on
11-l32-77. 0>' VII
Mr.J: M. Stouder has been breaking OH his
tree-cluim-2O-l3l-76. va '"'
Mr.. K. S. Myhill has sold Il yoke of oxen to O.
W. Dykema, ofthe Holland settlement.
). d. Cummins and Michael Mal,nney are TAX.
ing assessment i'll the eastern part of the county.
One of our bachelors has signiied his willing
ness to work. up another surprise for Mr.. Worst
when he makes his next visit this way
The fine rains during the past twenty-four
hours have caused Il smile to appear upon the
face OF the honest granger, we'll as upon the
countenance OF the industrious insurance agent,
to whom life was b. coming burden
Those few individuals who have cloims in
this vicinity and reside upon them but a small
portion of the time should beware. for land
seekers are numerous and do not propose to
am glad to be able to state, however, that there
are very few ofthis class in this vicinity. MAX.
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Religious.

WIfoHBsTEH BATH-ScHOoL-Eyery Sunday
at oglUtk, in the schuolhouse j. M Ston.
der, Superintendent:
NILhIAMsPbRT SAnBATn-SGHOoI-Ever Sunday
at II o'clock, in Schoolhouse No, l: :john
hurta Superintendent
ALBEIT BARNES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (Glen-
goe)' scftiees every Sunday, ut o'clock,
-, Rev l: .. Sloan, Pastor.
WlLIiAAsPoRr ChUnCH SsERyICEs-Mr Worst
Wlll preach OF every alternate Sunday from
~, May W, at IL o'clock, at Schbolhouse No. l.
OHApMANvILLE Sun uNDAY-SCHOoI-Every Sunday
At oclocki at ScEoolllouse No. 81 John +.
Cell, superintendent:
Mr. Worst was to lllve preached last Sabbath :
but the Rev. j. r. Derkatd, of Bismarck, being
in towns was requested and kindly consented To
deliver the sermon: There was a large ctllgfe-
CATION present, every seat being filed: Mr. Deck
ard also preached in the evening to guud=sjsed
congregation.
t1ourishing Sabbathschool was Organised at
schoolhouse No. 3; Willian1sport Township
"Chapmahville') last Sunday; aftet which ser
vices were held by the Rev q: T: Williams, of
Bismafck: There Was large congregation
present.
Revs David Witt sgtids word tiiat f1e will preach
In Wllianispdrt next SUNDAY immediately after
Sabbath sehdo1
.-=-S=-=-::-------
Samples Of hew, spfing styles In Wall
Papers may be had by Wfitiig IT, L Du-
rant @ Co.; Bismarck.
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Glencoe.

correspondence OF the RECORD May 30.
This locality was blessed with n fine shower OF
rain today.
The time set for the festival at the Glencoe
Church is June II.
d.. Roop and Mr.. J. H. Worst made us u
friendly call on their way down from the Capital
City last week.
E. O. Taylor is having IL well bored near his
house: He has fifteen feet Of water, and expects
to 20 twenty feet deeper.
Elder Deckard and Judge Gray, OF Dismnrck
made business trip to Williunlspou last week
They are both pleasant gentlemen, nnd we en-
Joyed the call they made lis very much.
Considerable corn is being planted by the
turner's hcreabouts. and most of them will lntten
their own pork this fall. This will he IL great
saving to them, rs hogs Gun be fattened much
cheaper here than in any other place have ever
lived. WIInrn
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ARMSTRONG;.
May e..

Correspondence of the RECORD, May q.
Breaking is fairly commenced in this vicinity.
S; q. Coover has just finished forty-foot well
on his claim.
Charlie Allen and r. s. Lockton have engaged
sixty acres to break for w. 4. Jagd.
=, Crops are looking finely in this ocnlity, al
though they would be the better for a good rain.
think the Judge would have taken the Han
auer prize for the biggest pumpkin If he had not
split it. ''N ''o'
Dick Ihistlethwaite has purchased n new John
Deere brenking.plow, ard is now doing the
granger net Sin dead earnest
We are blessed over this way with remarkable
mail fatalities, we have two postotlccs only
three miles apart. / think we will have one on
every section by the time the new railruad
comes in.
The people of this neighborood seem much
eiated over the prospect Of IL new railroad but
your correspondent don't see much need of one
now, as there is a. weekly stage running from
Casseiman to Steele, making close CONNECTION
with the N. p. at that point. JUMpUF.
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COUNTY NEWS.

LfvOna.
Correspondence of the RECORD. Nrny %.
A small shower last night.
Mr.. j. Heppenstall is in Sterling
Mr.. Moses Beaudry went to the Capital City
this morning.
Mr.. Tom Kelly, of Williumsport, was Mt Mr.,
Bakers on Monduy.
Mr.. w. c. Badger lms the contract to supply
Fort A. Lincoln with fresh beef
Messss. Matthews and Hubbard, of Winches-
ter, l'assed Saturday night at Livona.
Mrs. D. r. Streeter made brief call Mt Mr..
Wesley Bakers lust Monday evening.
tied at Mr. Wesley Bakers last Sabbath.
There is a prospect of having the Buchanan
aud Wiliamsport mail connect with the river
line ut Livona, thereby circulating mail between
Wi,lIiIamsport and nll river poinis from Bismarck
to Winona In one day. ANoylI.
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B.aSn!

The Silent Pattner recently made visit 10
the pleasant and prosperous neighborhood Of
Glencoe: While there she was presented by Miss
Flora Campbell with pair Of lambs. The little
animals were brought 10 their future home in
Of the house, They have been named t'Jacob''
and Ruth" as suggested by the young lady
who gave them: They are very "alnoosin little
youthful hawks which We had as pets last year.
Since the arrival of the lambs the RECORD me:
nagesie nag & has n been about complete; as the afote
in calves, pigs; turkeys, chickens; and lsn,Gs'
However. If any friend In the county wants to
dispose OF pair Of good, healthy juvenile goats;
drop card to the business Manager Of the REC
Jacob has just shewed up the manuscript Of d
heavy editorial on ''The Causes Which Have
Led to the Present Depression tn the Wool Mar.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-06-02
Fine Millinery.

Miss Kate Brady has just returned
from the East with magnificent assert.
mcnt of all the latest styles of Millinery,
and it is admitted by every one that the
firm of K. Brady & Co. has the finest
stock of this line of goods in Bismarck,
and at very reasonable rates Also, H..
complete stock of the best makes OF
sewing machines, machine needles, w.s
pairs, oils, etc.