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Summons.

Summons.
Territory of Dakota, In D. District snd &c Court
Second Judicial District, DAWSON County.
Christian Philips. Plaintiff,
VS..
Elizabeth l.. Philips, Defendant.
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting:
To Elizabeth Il. Philips, Defendant,
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action. which was
filed OF the I'd day Of February. A y. 1886. in the
Office OF the clerk Of the District Court within
and for she County of Dawson, Territory of Da-
kota. at the Court House in the City Of Mitchell:
County Of Dawson. ID. r., and t., serve copy OF
Main Street. in the City OF Mitchell, Dakota Ter
ritory, Within thirty days after the service OF this
summons. exclusive OF the day os service. II
you fail a. answer the complaint; within that
time the plaintiff will apply to the :ourt for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at MITCHELL d. T. this cd da q Febrt-
ary, A. d. 1885 &c. WULF ING,
2i-7 Plaitff'S a ttOrney.
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Land Natoa ofce at Mitchell February 1885,
settler has filed notice Of his Intention to make make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof Pr VIII be made before Register and Receiver
Jesse H: Root, Hid. No. 15lli, for the N. ", ar
Sec; 10, Twp. l03 Range GO. He names the foi.
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon, and cultivation Of said land, viz.
Mason Crary, John Crary, Edward Devy, Mons
Distad, of Mitchell, d. Z.
GEO. b. EvERITT, Register
U. u. STANCHFIELD, Attorney os-G
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c. v. PARMELEE.

NFFlCE hours 10 a. m. TO - IN. :fromo tn 4 nm.
" ohice over Blakesley's Boot and Shoe Store.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
|. WlMOlE, M, D..
A. II. DANIELS, M. TO-.

U. WtWuIE, M. D.,
" Sixth and Sanborn Streets.
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E. NELSON FITCH.

TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR. Lepitimat,
A Law Business and Collections Specially
lnice In Silsby Black,
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4 NEW SCHEME.
One Way of Securing a Seat I'm a Street
Car for Lady.
Ncr York Nal and Express.

One Way of Securing Seat en- a street
Car for a Lady.
Nctc York Nal and Express.
A Broadway car, which left the New
York Battery at about 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, got its first passenger at the City
Hall Park in the person OF what the con-
ductOr called a dude. He was, in fact,
very gorgeous. His long coat tails pro-
truded from under the tails of his short,
light-cOlOIed tOp-cOat; his hands were en-
velOped in the yellOwest of kids patent
ent leather shoes adorned his
feet, and his head was, in 4
measure, held down by an immaculate
silk hat. He with great care deposited his
person in the comfortable lower corner Of
the car and in An distracted manner look
ed for his fare A search of the first and
customary pocket brought forth nothing.
Sudden pain seemed to disturb the young
gentleman's cOmplacent face. He dived
into three unsuccessful pockets, and then
from fourth hauled out triumphautly a
nickel. The young man was temporarily
relieved, but as the car got up town he
seemed troubled about something again.
By the time the car got to Tenth street
it was completely filled. At Twelfth
street several people got in and crowded
the car. At Thirteenth street several Ia
dies were hanging on to the straps, and the
dude was the only man seated. At Four
tenth street some more people got in, and
among them was an old gentleman who
had in his charge a eet-faced, feeble old
lady She stood up in front of the dude
and hung on to the straps. She was
short little lady, and the position evidently
was painful one. But the dude looked
stoniy out of the window. The old gem
tleman stared at him. First with dis
gust, then in contempt, and finally his
emotion VAS one of anger. Suddenly he
dived down in his trousers pocket. His
hand came up full of silver. Carefully
selecting four quarters from the pile, he
leaned over and touched the young man
The dude looked up at him.
Young man, said the old gentleman,
extending the fourquarters, 'fll give you
a dollar for your seat"
"Wha-what?" gasped theyOuth. Ev-
erybOdy snickered.
IN give dollar for your scat, repeat
ed the old gentleman.
The dude looked dazed. He gazed first
at the old gentleman's angry face. Then
his stare wandered over the car, then fas-
tened itself upon the four silver quarters
"Wha-" he began. Then in a more
dazed kind of a way, he reached out took
the quarters, slowly got up, and, stumbling
off the platform wandered up Eighteenth
street.
The mild old lady, blushing as red as
if she had been 10 instead OF 60, sat down
in the vacant seat, the passengers smiled,
the old gentleman looked out of the win
dow, snd the car bowled merrily along.
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The Meaning Of Cards.

Afania Constitution.
Our preacher has got about as many eyes
in his head as ANYBODY, and as he sat near
my secretary his finger meandered to a
deck of beautiful cards that the girls for
got to hide, and as he shuffled them care
lessly in his hand he exclaimed: "Well,
this, is an age of pictures. 1 never saw
50 many, and some of tbGll are too lovely
for anything; but these are different from
any have seen. What are these for, young
ladies?" / saw their cunning embarrass-
ment and came to their relief. Those
gre my lecture tickets" saidI. ''Oh, yes,
I see!s said he: "thls one with the five
spots admits family Of five, and this one
with ten spots q family of ten" eek
actly 50, ~ said /, ''and those with the
pictures are eomplimentariesf for the preach
ers." 'T understand" said he, and so l
win lust take two or three Of these home
with me-" and he slipped queen and q
jack in his pocket. Those cards, saidl
''are reminders of many things. There
are four kinds which remind Us Of the four
seasons. The spade reminds rs that labor
is the leading trump in this worlds affairs;
the club that we must be aggressive and
force our way; the diamond that money is
good thing to help, and the heart that
after all, riches and labor and force are
worth nothing without love. There are
twelve of these picture cards, which re-
mind us of the twelve months intthe year,
and fifty-two cards in the deck, which tell
us of the 6fty-two weeks in the year, and
-" And" said he, interrupting me,
''there is Just 365 spots in all, which re-
mild US Of the number Of days in the
year" Right then l surrendered, for L
saw he knew rs much about deck of cards
as did, and / expect he has played many
a game in a gully or behind his fathers
harm
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He Declines Once.

IAc VAnCt.
DdirUt Free Press
Sergeant, can ask you something's
queried Carl Dunder, rs he made call on
Sergeant Bendall yesterday.
''Of course"
'Nhell, like some solid advice. Shust
der next day after election a stranger
comes into my place ind says: Was dis
Mr.. Dunder?" He EhaS. Well, Mr..
Dunder, how You like to be appointed a
deputy NIT der new treasurer's Office?
Dot makes me teel proud. Und l yhas
tickled und sets oOp der beer. Purity
soon another man WALKS in und look
aroundt und ask: Was dis Mr.. Dunder?'
He yhas. Well, Mr.. Dunder, you yhas
so shmart on election day dot we like to
reward you. Maybe you like to be deputy
sheriff or hat place In der shail?' Well,
sergeant, dot makes me tickled some more,
und dot means free beer for him. Eafery
hour in der day since election somebody
come in to me und say yhas sooch an old
yheel-hOrSe dot must be rewarded"
''Wellr
''Vhell, like to ask vhas dot means
Shake says it yhas all dead beat, but
dunno, sergeant Was Ia great man?'
mo, sir.
''Vhas / some Wheel horse?'' a
''NO, SIR"
IF -vhascoudt of town would som,
election come off shust der sames''
'ExaetIy. Those fellows are giving yor
the guy" ~ '
'Ehell, belief you. vhaS going bacl
home und get dotclub ready. Poorly sool
somepody comes IN nit q grin on his fac
und asks; 'Yhas dis Carl Dunder?' H
vas. 'Yhell, Mr.. Dunder how you like
dot vhas all, except telephone mi
der ambulance, und der verdict yhas
Hit on der headt NIT q brick building
Sergeant, gOOd-day~
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PATS LOVE EPISODE.
His Persistent Counting OF Sweet Nellie
McCusker and the Way She spooned at

Nelc York Mercury.

She's consinted at last! Fur two years
had notin' ov an Irish byc's bOldness to
up and tell her that same! But Yesterday
SEE l to mesilf: pat Murky, nOw's yer
tonne, or niverp
Nelly was in the pantry washin' the
dishes an sumthin' shouted: AK her!
She's too busy to look at yer, ony way.
80 starts on wild: 'Troth, Nelly. it's
bad loife for bye to be livin' alone
"'Iis,' SEE she wild nary a twinkle,
Mike Ryan, that's jist bin sint to prison,
is in bad way indade'
Och SEE !, there's mony a bye that
lonely liyin' rite wild his friends an nay.
bors. Sure an I'm lonesome mesilf'
How can l b'lave that, sez she,
'whin we've got fiddul?
'Fidduls," seq l, are cheerin' but I've
got me two eyes set on sonnet on somethin'
cheeriner.'
'-She forgot to Ak me what that some
thin wus, so trotted off by another road,
sayin'
Faith, Nelly, I'm goin' back cross
the pond in Marchuary.'
.Indader ser she fiurtin' the dish rag.
An it's a pity yey liver cam overn
"Gis, SEE l. Jane sed that same in
her last lether'
II Am who's Jane? axt Nelly, gettin'
red lOike the crabs on the table besoid her.
She thinkSa power O. me- seq l, on.
heedin'. .-E
"'Shure an that's quare. Is she young
as me?"
"'Yis."
AN better lookin'?'
"'Paple moight think So
An is she waitin' fur YEP
"'Yis."
She'll be changin' names sure.
reekon?'
| "FYisn
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Medirinat.
CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH.

No single disease has entailed more suffering
or fastened the breaking up of the constitution
than Catarrh. The sense of smell, of taste, o.
sight, of hearing, the human voice the mind
one more and sometimes all, yield to lis destruct
i've influence. The poison it distributes through
out the system attacks every vital force and
breaks up the most robust of constitutions. lg'
nored. because but little understood, by most
physicians, impotently assailed by quacks and
charlatans, those suffering from il have little
hope 10 be relieved of this side of the grave II
is time then, that the popular treatment Of this
terrible disease by remedies within the reach OF
all passed into the hands AZ once competent and
Trustworthy. The new and hitherto untriec
method adopted by DIR. Sanford in the prepare
ton of his RADICAL CURE has won the hearty
approval ofthouSands. Ii is instantaneous in
Attending relief in all head colds, sneezing, snuff
fling and DISTRACTED breathing, and rapidly re-
moves the most oppressive symptoms clearing
the head. Sweetening The breath, restoring the
senses of smell, taste and hearing, and neuraliz-
ing the constitutional tendency OF the disease
towards the lungs liver and kidneys
SASFORD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle
of the RADICAL CURE, one box of CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and one IMPROVED INHALER price 81.
POTTER DRUG Il CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Ahrina IN Mnfhnrs-

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription Of one
of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
hy millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalculable II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
ing in the bowels, and wind collie. BY Civ
ing health TO the child it rests the mother.
Price 25ca hattie. .....
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BuckIen's Arnica Salye.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Kansas Cit

AL trains daily except sunday, e7,,,s,,
PullInsu's Palace Buffet Or Hotel sH'tss
Car through gfthou, change frdn HifntrH'iE'
Ea,t 70 Phlisfclphia ard New York he8 a.,
lumbu., Cincinnati, LoYi,ytlie, Chlcsso' 'Ni'
napol.s and s. LotIis Linz
for through tickets, baggage chscl ,l,, ~,
Car accommodations, and any furihcf lii', -,
sunIy 20 mo, q. TONLISsOs, Ticsr tFs3't
Par.Handle Station. foot 81 Eleventh %,y',
al City Ticket onise, under McLure H6gs' nh"'
ing JANE MORA.
General MANAGE, PitvbufS -
Z A. FORD. ,..,.,.,,.
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1t surpasses any Cannon Stove in Durability and
Economy, and exceeds the Base Burner in Simplicity,
Heating Power and Cheapness 1t has all the advan-
tages of both and the disadvantages of neither 1t will
save double it's cost in fuel in any other
Stove They are just the stove for Churches, Schools
Large Halls Warehouses Factories and Depots and
their good looks do not interfere with their ndestruct
biity AS Natural Gas heaters they are absolutely
rivaied We invite SPECIAL ATTENTION to this
new product of our Foundry and solicit those who de-
sire the most satisfactory Stove for the above purposes
to inspect this Heater Visitors welcome. Circu-
lars ON application.
JOSEPH BELL CO.,
a andF Fourth SteetsW Wv
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81 watts her name now?'

"sWat's her name now?
"'Jane-Murkyp cried /, wild delight.
"'Thin, she's your sisters? SEE Nelly,
cross ez her mistress. Well, it amt much
matter, SEEM ez how I've got asbye
wotchln' fur me over in Ballycoran.'
Watts his name?" axt !, turnin' hot
an old to wunst.
Barney Flynn, SEE she.
About me size?'
"'Yis,"
cam duz he luv ye?'
"'Nixt to the Vargin.'
"'Is he comm to Americky sure"
"No.'
"'Why not, bedad?'
"tOch, Pat, he's married alriddy"
"'The spalpeenl' says l.
Don't give him hard names, SEE She
Barney Hymns me stip-bruther"
"'Then she lafft that purity laugh o'hern
an whit up close.
Nelly SEE /.
"'Wat, Pat?'
"'Cud We luv bye loike me?'
"sTroth an wouldn't thry.'
Why not, darlint?'
Faith, / wuz niyer axt to.
"Thin I'll AK We now
Don't do it, seq she. I'm that full
O. work couldn't reply for month, an
the dishes flew'd ivry witch way es she sed
it.
" But sat down on the slip.
g 4 kin wait, SEE l.
1.-The misthress vol cum an feind yez
here ..
Pd be placed to mate her.
"I'll tell her ye're robber.'
"'Begorra, that's just what l am, fur
I'm afther Nelly McCusker's heart"
"'Ye'll be arrested
81 hav bin alriddy and yer blue eyes
did it, SEE l. Cum, Nelly, lock me up
in yer warm heart fOriver.'
"'Och' it's boulted an I've lost the
F'Thin I'll cloimb in at the winder.
She hung her curly he'd fur a mint,
an whin she lookt up axt her to be my
wolfe
"I'll guy We foive secinds, sez l. Ell
We wull, just foteh me the big pewter
spoon ye've bin wipin'; eff You won't thin
put it back in the drawern
"'She peeped at me over the top av it. }
"'D'ye name what We say, Pat?'
eyes darlin, SCI |.
Thin here's the spoonr"
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No. 366.-FloraI Initial Acrostic.
The emblem of hope is the first Gull,
Then compassion which pray have on me
For il YOU neglect me surely shall die;
Nv friendship freely give thee,
honor thee more than all Others,
My love declare To the now.
To me thou art radiant with charms
And peace cOmeth as | utter this vow.
You are perfect in every respect,
And dignity sits on thy brow.
Dear poser, please accept these few flowers,
Which my heart has culled for thee;
They are tied with the string of devotion,
Aud sent per REGISTER 10 thee.
AMETHYST.
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NO. oDos-&Ah EhiBhaa'
In Congress halls I'm talked about,
There my defects are pointed out;
sometimes my flaws they try to mend;
Sometimes I'm totally condemned.
nv motions am known 10 go,
am law in embryo.
In traffic ] am useful found,
And often am passed around,
Vet when presented ITS my fate
To rouse defense and sometimes hate.
A kind of weapon | may be,
| sink with anchors in the sea:
81 ON fowls Unseen, 4 am the note u
/. That issues from wRrbler's throat.
..
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Der depends frem hook, which, gradually
melting, yields oil 10 replenish the lamp.
The interior of these houses are so warm
that both sexes sit in them nude to the
waiek
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Far over the seas where the winds blow loud
Like the sound of a bitter SObbing,
And pipe and SILVER in each white snroud,
Ana the restless sea l. thrubbing,
Aud the waning moon has yelled her light,
And the stars are gone from heaven,
The sailor yearns for beacon bright
To cheer the darkness given,
Aud away he looks ~ he guides the helm
OF his vessel CcasGieSS rocking,
While the waves each other Oyerwhelm,
And the gale sounds weird and mOcking.
And far in the darkness he sees light
A star on the breast ct the blllOw
lie smiles in the face of tho lOwring night
And restful goes To his pillow. K.
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b.. G. IL q. RAILROAD.
Leave Belisire at g:35 a. m. for Summerheld
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bcllaire at 2:O5 p. m. for woodsfeld and
Summcrfcld
Leave Bellaire AT $40 p. m. for WOOdsfell.
Arrive at BellairG go H. IN, 1880 y. N. and I06
n
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No. 3Bo.-An AnaEram.

A quadruped that is rather small,
And never very tame,
Has an alias which call
A very curious name.
/ will not tell it; this alone
Is all IN say about IL;
That il is one where lrtt Is ShUtrR-
Can anybody doubt IL?
NELSOSIAS
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Trarrlers' 6uidf.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
y EXPLANATION OF REFERENCE MARKS: 'DRily
tSunday excepted. MONDAY excepted Wheel
ing Time:
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educational.
INIT. DE- CHANTALACADEMY.
III Mar Wb>~Ifn, NJ ".

The thfrty-ninth year Of this wefl-known
Academy, under the charge of the vIstz;ion
Nuns, opens on the fzt Monday Of September
next and continues ten month";
Pupils received at any time in the session.
Those who desire 70 place their daughters In an
institution effOrding exceptional advantages In
the way Of healthlul and delightful location. eI-
at the hands Of lifelong teachers, IN every de-
partrnent Of female education. including the
modern languages and music, should send fof o
catalogue Of this school address.
pIREREcTss 0FTHE AcsDExYeF fHgysIfAIIoy
Nj de Chantal. near Wheeling. wa
auzTesdc
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Railroads.

HANAwHA AND OHIO RAILWAY CON.
~ PASY.
Ohio Central Railway Company, River Division,
recognized Taking effect Monday, September
-, 1876. Central Standard Time:
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE Il. h.
SUNDAY.

Leave the City at 500 p. m, and every hour 10
800 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 900 a. m, aud every
hour to 1000 p. IN.
1910 p. m. g.. HlRsCB
SUPERINTENDENT
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A monarch first please bring 10 mind;
Cur,ail him and relation unbind;
Behead and y proposition you'll find;
Curtail and still am lett there behind.
ON-EYE.
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AL trains daily except sunday.
oTrains leaving Bridgeport nj l:l2 ,. N. 10 ~
tlme) arrive nj Chicago At go follown morning
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling Al HI0
r. IN, arriving at 5l' m.
Leave Cleveland ITO y. m, arrive al Ehb"
port at IL r. IN.
T. A. FORD.
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, Piu.hurr IA
JAMES NCCRFA
a.urraI Manager I1tbhn'p -
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No. SEA- Charade.

FIRST.
The tints of myriad dewy flowers,
The seven gay hues the rainbow wears;
The food that pours through April showers,
Which battle the earth in Shimmerlng tears
The glow that streams through red yule fires;
The silver radiance OF the moon,
That glitterS on the tall church spires;
The early beams of dawning soon;
The glimmer of the planets far,
That downward steals in pearly rays,
And every distant sinking star
The sunny gold of summer days.
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SECOND.

The palace of the monarch high;
The simple cottage draped in vines;
The villa glistenmg To the sky;
The log hut framed of rOugh-hewn pines;
The mansion OF the merchandising,
Of brick built or massive stones:
The clay-walled cabin by the spring,
The simple negro calls his own;
The wigwam of the Indian brave;
The snowy cells on lccland'S shore:
The home on lonely ocean wave
Around whose base the pillows roar.
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SPHINX KNOTS.
No. 365.-An Enigma.

.Anyeommunieation for this department should
be addressed TO E. R. CHADBoURS Lewistown, Ne
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

This time table corrected 70 I'cc. IN -, -
Trains leave Pan. Handle STALLION - ~ -,
enth street near public LANDING a. JILL -,
trial Standard Tit0e-zhich 10 % n'inDSA
than Wheeling Tine:
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Train leaving Charleston At a. m. MAKES
close connection with G., W. d B. X. X. at Ath-
ems, for Cincinnati, Parkersbury, Wheeling and
all points North, East, South and West
Train leaving Charleston at p. m. makes
close connection al Columbus for All points last
West, North and South.
Through tickets and baggage checked 20 any
point In the United States
For further information, address or apply 10 J..
G. Hill, General Agent, Mlddleport, o., or II. L.
Moore, City Ticket Agent, chariest0n, W. Va.
tDaily except Sunday. All trains viii stop Al
any station 70 receive or deliver passengers.
THO3. X. SHARP,
Gen' Manager, Charleston w. Va
J. z STORY,
g. =. d p. A.. Charleston, W. Va