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The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
COUNTY NEWS.
DEWALD.

Farmers are nearly done haying. Mr.. Whit.
ney has been pressing hay for Mr.. Green. A.
w. Allen IS putting up hay with Mr.. Tobey.
ID. G. Holmes was out to the Sunday school in
district Is a week ago last Sunday.
Last week, Tuesday, there was picnic in Mr.
Wilson'S grove, 20 or 40 In attendance.
Last Monday Miss Richie Maxwell and Miss
May Leonard went to MankatO to attend q ten
weeks term OF the State Normal.
Mr. Rose has bought a fine yoke OF oxen of A.
B. McCOrd. SEC. H.
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
HOMES IN THE WEs1

Persons looking westward for ho,.r,
can procure fun information concern.
Ing tho GARDEN sPor Of Iowa q
Minnesota BY subscribing for 4 -
Worthington ADVANCE, published at
Worthington. Minneoo.A Send ~ for
one year: 81 for six months. and 50
cents for three months, 70 ADvANoR
Worthington. Mobiles Co.. Minnesota
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02

Elsewhere We give the proceedings
Of the Senatorial convention held at
Fulda last Friday. It was lively
convention and took "a ballots to NOM
mate, w. B. Brown. of Pipestone, re-.
ceiving the nomination on the 34th
round. Mr.. B. is an experienced legis-
lator and Is said to be q substantial
and even an able man.
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
RUSHMORE.

Mrs C. Stewart Of New York City, mother of
Mrs. DR.. Wemple arrived on Friday.
Mrs. DR.. Merrick. Of Sioux Falls is visiting
father and mother Bedford.
Miss Bina Matson is home from Rochester,
where she has been visiting the best part of the
summer.
Miss Amy Matson has gone to Sioux FAILS.
Flax coming in slowly. 81 cents paying.
A pleasant party at VIM. Hollis on Tuesday
evening last. And u nice treat to watermelons
made every one more or less cOntented with this
world.
4. s. Wemple of St. Louis, son Of T.. T.. Wcm-
pie. is expected home this week on visit.
Walter Aagaard was around with five carriage
loads Ol land seekers on Wednesday. Also Ed.
Fields, OF Chicago, with one load.
f. l.. Wemple vas over to Fulda on Friday to
the Senatorial Convention.
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
TIM FAIR.

s...s.--.. TIM FAIR
We give considerable space this week
to the premium list of the Mobiles Coun-
ty Fair. President Green, Secretary
Durfee, and a corps of assistants are
busy getting the fair under way. They
will make it success only on one con-
dition, viz:
That the farmers and the people take
an interest in it and resolve to he on
hand with the best they have to show.
This year the management is almost
exclusively in the hands of the farmers.
Resolve to make it a success.
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
LORAIN.

Carl Leistico lost 80 tons OF hay and one horse
rake by fire. They were burning oil fire breaks
the hay stacks.
Wm Firth spent Sunday with friends at
Adrian. There was frost there Sunday night.
WIN. Tomt0rd had y runaway last week. The
horses dragged him by the lines some distance.
ThOs Selby and Mr.. Firth went overtO Adrain
last week with wheat to have ground at the mill.
Hunters must look out whose land they hunt
Oh or they will get into trouble
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
LEOTA,

Mr.. Taylor Is building house.
DIR. Barnard took in the state Fair.
Simon Vargason has a rev barn completed.
r A. Burkdal, VIM. Lock ood, "Joe' Bar
low and Frank Rurdett passed through town
last week on their way to WOrthingtOn.
The school house in district 63 has been paint.
ed.
The first frost on the morning Of the goth.
The Knips boys are doing the most OF the
threshing about here.
With the exception OF a small sprinkling of
crop OF tumble weeds OF any man in the county.
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
DIVISION n.


CLASS 13
Display of house plants in pots $50 s -
Bouquet Of natural flowers 100 80
Display of verbenas 81
Display of geranlums 50
Rustic basket or of flowers 80 o
Specimen wax flowers so q
Arrasene painting 30 q
KensingtOn Painting so q
IArrasene work 5O Ok
Kensington work 80 q
Pencil drawing SO a5
Specimen hair work, done by exhibitor so s q
Specimen bead work, done by exhibitor so q
Specimen leather work, done by exhibitor so 25
Embroidered chair cushion, done by exhibitor so 25
Fancy table cover done by exhibitor so %
Display of braiding, done by exhibitor 50 25
Worsted embroidery, done by exhibitor 50 25
Cotton embroidery done by exhibitor so 25
Silk embroidery, done by exhibitor so 25
Tatting work, done by exhibitor 50 s 25
Crochet work, done by exhibitor so q
Lace work. done by exhibitor 80 q
Pair embroidered slippers, done by exhibitor so 25
Display Of toilet articles. done by exhibitor 50 a5
Table mats, done by exhibitor so p
Plain needle work. done by hand Ly exhibitor so %
Knit or crochet quilt. done by exhibitor so %
Cotton patchwork qnlt, done by exhibitor 50 25
Worsted patchwork quilt done 10y exhibitor 80 o
Hand.knit hose by lady oyer 60 100 50
Carriage afghan, done by exhibitor 100 50
Chid's afghan, done by exhibitor 100 so
Rug or foot mat, done by exhibitor 50 q
Display of millinery goods done by exhibitor LOO 50
Crayon painting done by exhibitor 100 80
Oil painting done by exhibitor 100 so
All exhibits in this Division not on list will he consid.
cred by the committee and if worthy awarded pre-
MUM per list of same grade
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
DIVISION J.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Glass 10.
Pair fine boots made in the county So 90 500
Display of boots and shoes ECO IN
Set double harness, made in county 90 100
Set single harness. made in county 90 so
Best saddle made in county 100 81
DIVISION
EQUESTRIAN AND RACING
Glass l6.
1st Prem.
Best lady rider S. 90 81 IN
Best boy rider under Is years 100 SO
RUNNING
Farmers horses that have been tracked to be
RIDDEN oy owners or owners boy single mile prem
UNI, S., I'd, So.
Running race mile heats, best in g. lst $2O 3D. $40.
Sd, S..
Not less than s to enter and 3 to start.
TROTTINo RACE HARNESS.
Mile heats best 2 in 3, 1st s25, I'd, $40, Sd, S..
Not less than to enter and to start.
RUNNING RACE.-sWEEPsTAKEsT FOR FARMERS BOYS.
Horses that have been tracked ridden by owners
single dash mile 1st S., I'd, 49,
Slow race. riders to be changed, 1st, S. 3D. 81, Sd,
WALKING TROTTING AND RUNNING RACES.
Horses to walk mile, trot mile mile 1st S.
3D. So. Sd. ST.
Running race lady riders mile heats best in g. 1st
81, I'd S..
Entrance fee in all races ten cent Of the purse
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02

At the meeting of anarchists in
Cleveland the other day, the leader
said, IF the seven convicted anar.
chists in Chicago were hung, TOO, 900
avengers would arise from their
bloOd.' This is similar to the AD-
VANCE prediction last week. We con-.
denim the methods of the anarchists as
heartily as any one, but the hanging Of
these men will sow dragons teeth in
every city and town and anarchists
will spring up by the score.
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02

Wanted Immediately, at the Lake
House, dining room girl. 522
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
DIVISION !.

MACHINERY AND MECHANICAL.
CLASS H.
Manufacturers and dealers will be furnished suitable
rooms to display their goods application supen.
endent of this department. No premiums will offered in
th's DIVISION ls thought best to extend the judgment
these important articles to the purchasing public
place it in the hands of judges without trial.
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
COUNTYLEGISLATURE

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFNODLES
COUNTY. MINNESOTA.
AUDITORS OFFICE, WORTHINGroS, Minn..
Aug. 9th, 1885,
The board Of County Commissioners met pur-
suant to law.
Membe rs present: Patrick Blaine. Emf Graf.
James Cowen. VIM. Parry and Daniel Shell.
The record OF last meeting was read and ap-
proved.
Tho petition for the formation ci a new
school district In LOrain Tp., was taken up and
eonsidered; and on motion, 1t was ordered that
said district be formed rs petitbDned for, to BE-
composed OF the following territory: All of sec
tions 20 ,32 and g, ana the west half ofsec-
tions @. q and 81, In township 102. range So
said lands to be detached from school district
No. 2!-and formed into new school district.
to be known and designated aS District No. IL
Of Mobiles county for all purposes relating -
school dissricts-
The petition Of Z. A. Trip and oths.s to Va
cate part Of the county road IN Indian Lake
Tp. vas taken up. The eo,u,nittee recommend-
ed vacating said road from the northeast corner
ct section 36 to the southeast corner of the south
west x OF section Il In said town a. pe.itioned
for. Said vacation not to take effect until pub
lie highway has been established and made pas
sable by the board of supervisors of said town
from the northeast Corner OF said section Sc. to
said corner OF section II, in said town, by such
other routes as they may choose to designate.
Said town board to be permitted to remove and
to use bridges from said county road in rebuild
ing on the proposed new road. 1t was 50 ordered.
On the petition for rev county road along
the right Of way of the c.. NJ, st. r. & o Il. r.,
the committee reported that it was not a prao-
ticahle route, and recommended that the
petition be not granted, except across part OF
section 13, in Worthington Tp., from the place
OF beginning as petiti0ned for around = slough
on the west and north sides to 4 connection with
the county or town line road. makingthis AL ex.
tension or part thereof. The county attorney
advised that said action would be Illegal under
said petition. Not granted
On the application OF George J. Day to have
mortgages to him as cashier stricken from his
personal properly assessment ordered granted.
The county board of audit reported that
they had examined the account bo,ks and
vouchers OF the county treasurer OF receipts and
payments from January 4. .Ss6-the time of last
examination-to June 1st, 1856: that they found
receipts into the county treasury, and disbursc-
ments tnerefrom. during the time mentioned to
have been as below stated:
WM WIGHAM, County Treas
In account 1cith MOBILES Co., DR..
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
DIVISION F.

GRAIN, SEEDS AND VEGETABLES.
Half bushel fife wheat grown in 1885 81 90 S so
Half bushe soft wheat grown in 1886 100 so
Half bushe oats so 25
Half bushel barley so Is
Half bushel flax seed so Is
Half bushel rye so rs
Half bushel corn, any variety 100
Sample broom so rs
Half bushel early potatoes, any variety
Half bushe late potatoes any variety 50 rs
Half bushe sweet potatoes so Is
Sample rutabagas so Is
Sample onions so 25
Sample tomatoes, any variety So Is
Peck white beans Is
Peck peas Is
Three heads cabbage so rs
Sample ground cherries so 25
Sample garden seeds, all varieties SO rs
Sample squashes not less than three 50 rs
Sample yellow pumpkins, not less than three so Is
Sample sweet pumpkins, not less than three so Is
Sample watermelons not less than three 25
Sample citrons, not less than three so Is
Sample cucumbers, not less than three so Is
Sample caulifower, not less than three so 25
Sample celery, not less than three bunches SO Is
Sample beets, summer -~-.r so 25
Sample beets, winter SO Is
All exhibits in this Division list will be cons-
dered BY the committee and worthy will be awarded pre-
MUM as per list OF same grade.
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02

SWINE
CLASS g. Poland China or Magee Thoroughbred.
Boar year and upward 81 90 81 90
Boar months and under year zoo 100
Boar under months 80 so
Brood SOW year and upward 200 100
Sow months under year.
Sow under months 100 so
Litter pigs not less than and under mOnthsl 90
Berkshire Jersey Reds and Chester Whites CLASH
Acaton and premiums above. Natives grades
premiums above.
DIVISION 2,
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
DIVISION l.
SWEEPSTAKES
(Competition not limited to County or State.)
DIVISION l.

The above Premium List will be issued from the ADVANCE
Office In . few days in pamphlet form. ~ '
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02
DIVISION G.
DIVISION D.

GLASS S.-ShOrt WOOL
Classification and premiums same as class I.
The Worthington advance., 1886-09-02

All exhibits not on this list will be considered by COM
mlttee and worthy will be awarded premium
same grade. ~ ~ -
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
Praying For Protection

CHICAGO, Dee 29-Thc executive CON.
mittce Of thc Cattle Growers association a.
the United States. formed Il commuuic.-
ton today TO he forwarded 10 congress
The committee believed that commission
vested with the necessary powers could
clear this country of urc-preumonia in
twelve or eighteen mon'hs The comma
nication further says that the losses intlict-
e1 upon the cattle industry during he last
two wears by reason If embarrassing ir'er-
state and foreign guarantees amount TO ii
national calamity, and these quarantine
constitute the greatest existing obstruction
to interstate aud foreign commerce. The
communication closes with the statement
that the cattle industry represented an iu-
vestmcnt If two thousand millions ~ tax
able property. and asks that protection BE-
eyfe pded To IL
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
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IL Re Chicago. Esnsa. L Ssbrasta ~. 90.
So,iee :. hsrs1,y gi4sn tat - tbe az
d. .f<nrd eaf,s,lli s-ssfsg. sAfrsusts aaiy
appointed 81 IT, iiyasr4bis & u y 81.
J,tssy. Of To- District court q -sstE@lsn
r..ss.ty. E.a-a.. ~iH ~ % 4lst Gay %
Janusf,. f-sz. proceed to - &C -rrs'fffiaz
T., las far t5t-. tbisass. haass. Nesfssks
Ksit~aF EosHgzBB. zisaE tie hBr - 5ts
rstls@ a. a~s located. tlfsaEh tes fessntT
o! --s,Zzlek. al iasds nssssszfF - tHs
fosf;s isr ras-3 rstiSoz8. sol 40 $50 azsisss
a. f,sy - te.med nsrsss1TF fss stf-~ fzrsss
d~ssatz. ssfs shsfs vss~F stss4ese. ma
tsFt4f for construction. srs~tf ttafsTf. tDe
rgxat 81 azF oysr a isEeet t-rists. - f9es~as
20 4rats5. aid company - eeE-saFt All
f~fszgF ifs Fosss snd sfstissu-. sEd fisht 20
s.ssssiurt - afsr ~ sqBsaisrts. SD fsss TtEst
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sss1s. o. si.zg isssfsfsD % a. g1sftf szsf ss-
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lassY s4e~s - $40 Bsp sna sreas - *sti
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SID s. she ofssee - fb@s sGnss aisfk - sd
easats. - 49, eosass~nrr - - - sssJ
tossss :. zfor~szssf. TIE t4r g sd
essasazas Tsfifo=a. q. ioest>a. Il flsS ssss -
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of add -ssfg sirk ecnsfs ss sEcsa - sssd
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sss sna sgsl .sijaarE ffr>ss issEe ~ fissss sn-
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Il n .;ii~. CsnFalsslossEs-
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Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
The Schooner sir John Burned.

New York. Dec % a special from
ST John. \ y. 70 iGe Pest. sa'e. t.
two-4 as,esd SC socner, ST joan. urne j. Z
outside IL he harlsDf lat night s.s EE~.
news was brought in ~ pa~-ing sca0~'11s'f
which sas her on fire Searching I'aTties
started out. ard this morning found iiss
crew Of twenty men hi3ddle'i together ~
tie new On The r0cks 8; Black ffsnf, Their
clothes fs0zs-a to iheIr iys.iss They sers
suffering terribly Fise are - bssiis burn
ed. including CAPT PHriy. that thy fasn
not ike Joh5 Sinclair. the stewart, az
dreamed while swimming aeJcTe. be
r,-ss got on land by line earTi9i ashore -
tie captain Lgss ca steamer ard cargo
go Go
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30

JACKSON. Tenn. Dec. 90 The strike
Of freight brakemen on this division If the
Mobile & Ohio railroad j. al an end
Trains begun running this morning ard
the yards are clear. tbs forenoon th"
strikers through their Attorney noticed
Chas Hamilton superintendent that # lhe
peace warrants against them and the "ar
rants for conspiracy 20 appear before ihe
next circuit court we're Withdrawn they
would make no further resistance. Under
this proposition the cases were continued
until next Monday. at which time ihes
will he Withdrawn if the men give no more
trouble The. strikers viii not hr r.iisiai-
ed. and ihe nIen were pad OF this after
mon
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
The Wabash Troubles,

ST.. LOUIS, Dec 29.-Gen. Hubbard. on
behalf of the purchasing committee of the
Wabash railroad, made verbal application
today to the United States circuit count
that it make an order directing the recciv
ers to give possession to the purchasing
committee of all property purchased by II
and define the terms upon which such pos
sessions shall lie given. Gen Huhbart!
explained the functions of the purchasing
committee and maize some quotations from
Judge Greshams recent decision The
court seemed somewhat inclined to question
the jurisdiction Of Judge Gresham, but
without making any positive expression on
that point asked Gen Hubbard 10 make his
application in writing. and adjourned court
To enable him to prepare H.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
IRE.
Bankrupt! Stolen..

10 matter how | COS theI1, have them,
and a. the following prices:
30 90 Diamond I.2cs. Pin tor......S % o.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.


Daily Indicator reports wheat 81, Iptr li'Rh snip
- ants .ano. 40 telI 6Si4 Jan g.; A3y ~
Corn receipts go g. shipments - .; IN store J4Vtn
No . cash .sBl. Ian 81 Feb. 3 Nay 333.
Rye No. , lash IS bid. 49,,
Osts No , 81. Dec and Jan. 2 asked; May p Did
Flour ar ius. -. xxx. S5.t'o family. - 'ts
81 i5 choice. 81 a5asl A.; fancy, 5%SS! % extra
fancy g 6slsi 81: patent. 81 1888 10
EgSs butter and hay unchanged ~
1ytsions-Round lot SUGAR cured hams N.bacon.
e. Jrie beef 10. dry salt clear liS sides, 81 o. log
clear s. - shoulders. 81 -; short cie-Y, 80 ~
s-no ed clear rib sides Sc 81 long clear. So % shou
ders b -: short clear. IS g..
Mess Pork ~.
Iard.-ChOice fierce, &c o..
Mil Stu---Cuiet-
Corn Meal.-tireen. IS; dried 81.
Chop yellow. 80: bulk t0-
Shin stuff Sacked. .ifsj2.
Hat.-S,eady. small baled, $ 81 large, s. o.
Wax Seed.-s24s5- -
Batter~Steady, creamery fancy, .; good. 81 fine
1 fbee Fun cream ts Hats 7es young America
~. Kansas. sal.
Hidss.-Dry fin, NJ / - No u; eili AMI S sag
dry sit No l. 10 No. > 3 green salt 40 J. > 30
6 bun and stag :; green uncllred. 50<l4 CALI scr
sheep tells dry, call. -, -, -,
fp- 4j,l5i41: long coarse. 8sF cToSSesi- 5s'@@5S-
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30

ToPFKA, Dec. 70 "a special 10 the
Common wealth from Florence kansa-
SAYS: At2a m. the east side Of H'sIn
street opposite the posto;iice was discovered
on FIRE -Four h'isiress houses were burned
Ia the ground and three faBilirs rendered
homeless The fire originated from Dc
fe-.iiye fiue. Two ihpBsand bushels 81
corn in one Of the buildings was burned
The heat was - intense hat all the p!a'r
glass en- the opposite side II 'he street ga
cracksd and broken. Loss - 600. Ipsgr-
aoce - Goo
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
he suiov-r Her.-y Trial

BoSrox, De-. . The AndDTsr hefesy
trial resumed tbs HsorniDx, he qtae-
EOS, whelf.er eyisencr 10 regard - az Ibe
ACCUSED profess ssl0sisi p %, n sol ihs
s-vususats maize issorr Tie eD;2eiG-sfsn e
Pro. Ssnyfhsis CO., was aszsIesl a ia- s's..-
~; today. bgt sIs Gzsin ri nntiezrsi7s
Pruf Suyihe then res-lrrssFi his s'idfFs7 q
ms own e.eiease &Aish he tSaz1g ytsterstsy
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
, futures ranged IS follows:
cnaua1 Ranged
li25 RilnM
liD Gll2 ~
III f@Ita2I
ST. IoulsLive stock.

7. ;
CattIe-Psce!uts SIS shipments, 30; choice native
etaers as4 -, fair good shipping steers j bFs
~ butchers steers fair to choice 30 u; feeders
fair TO good s06a3 -, Texas ami Indians Common
70 fair S5113 IS. - -
H0gs-R.ceipts $3.50 shipments 9t; choice heavy
2ts4 -; workers medium TO choice ! usti % pigs
common good l5.0I 20.
rirrleo Nnri
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30

One Of the most dreadful alarms that can
be sounded IN u mothers ears l. produced bT
Group: dreadful. because il is known 70 be
dangerous: the more dreadful because the
life OF a loved one Is in jeopardy. Char1bef-
iain,s Cough Remedy is p never falling SAKE
guard against this dangerous disease, Its
reputation a. 8 preventive and care OF Group
i fully and firmly established In fact, Il i
the only ransly watch can always % relied
upon. Sod ~ Allrich l. Brown spi }.
p. Alton. diooI
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
Maverick National Bank,
BOSTON, MASS.
,o,,r,, Bauks. Banker. and Corporations %

Accos.r.ts ( Sank, Rankers and Corporations -
I.cited- ~. =. -
-. is.-ruut fer h.lr.ks when raianrsS wa rant II
Y,rstf reerxe CRY ard FalAncs- 10 - from
rark< not located IN otE@r Reserve ities-eount as
a reserve. -,
Weirax our cv~n Exchange on IonSon arc TIE
f-srtiu.pt ard make cable fraf sf-rs and f'are
-,nreg -hrotlz boat the United STATE and Canada
government Snn6s bought an sf'fG siso fGeasfs{
90 IL, v-ass.rzton made for banks without extra
n are.
we have market ,or prime frsteisss inTee irreti
ssur7fies and lsvf,e proposals. from STATES. Aoo1~
IT, and Cttsss y hen ts-EiBg Cepds
Ve DO general EanSiny bsss .ne-s a13 iBsl{e 81
-s-er-~.raerFe Asa p PCTTf =. Prsssteat
- - vc2- g. a.r en-
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30

Is cooling and soothing, when applied u
sensitive parts, i. promptly relieves Ihf1s-
f.1a-ioa chasng and sorenes~ OF skin, EMO a.!
.,T,.r-+,rr ami .frhirsx as--.--s. II ha. cuTsSS
-hror,f~ Inflammation Of The eye-. when
sxsrg Other treatment bAd falis-i- Sold By
.l8rfch x Brown ADD J = -aiI-n- L,5~f
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30

II you want 20 make money doa forget 70
cal Gu \ DTukxer s. Co., the 1--we rsal estate
hroserzL They have some good hargaisas Ia
Nan street iots and property Ga CoAs-ss-
h,l I,ous in al parts Of the city soEzs
GOOD hoss-ss. etc, etc So~ Is your urrs~ 20
invest and don't you fsrg~s IL No Isl sosth
Main street, between Dougias and Pms
.rT.~s diSzu
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
Sapsas City Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, DeceflDtT
! Cattle Receipts 1851: shipments 'sSl; steady;
good TO choice 81 u5asi 25. common 10 medium, - -
t3 %; stockers s. 25S9 10, feeding steers s. SIC
! s. ~; cows. 81 5ttS3 o. -
good 10 choice 81 0SSi IS common 10 medium 81 ~
| GsS4 Is -
good to choice e. s1Ss5 25 common 10 medium.
| Il 5DlSl ~.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. December 20.
Tie Drovers Journal reports cattle receipts $40
shinnents 9sYl: shipping steers EGGS 80; stockers
and feeders % as 3d. cows bulls and mixed SS3S
hutk > 15lf2 81 through Tex steers 22iss y
Hog, Receipts 1890. shipments $50 rough and
mixed 4ol al 50; packing and shipping ,5;s4 81
light 3 15Ge4 A.; skips 240S3 IS. -
Sheep-Receipts 1000 shipments 1000; native -
GA 40; western 1908 y: lambs 5ot3 w.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30

New YoaE. Dec. - -ONing 70 the III
cess u Jssagr Prsli. bearing If the ES'si a
for rezx trial for ex Alderman AcQazsss
ass this morning postponed siil thursday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30

Having added to my staff MeZsrs. Cole
and Jones, both experienced civil engineers,
| AN prepared to furnish TO my patrons sur
yeys and maps on short notice. Su0dlylt-
ing and mapping Il specially Specimen
mounted maps can be seen IN the real estate
offices OF p. V Healy, Ii. Solomon, j. I.
Firg & Co, Hotchkins & Wheeler, ard
others Office, room No. 3, No. 49, North
Main St Wa. KIP,
G3l-tf Civil Engineer
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30

Rye-Ss.-
Iead-d!ilI for all grades
Butter-Cre~Inery. y; dairy lStSS
Eygs-2iee2lS
Whiskey-Steady at 81 Is.
Pork-Eigher, Sill o.
Lard-Firm at eGESs12H -, $500
Receipts-FIour. 40D wheat. 2i.Oce' corn asHo'
oats q Ol0; rye It0to, barley. $500. 800
Shipments-Fiour, 500, wheat. l3Vvc; corn. sS'.
oats ynons: rye 900 barley none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30

And many other suitable diamonds az TIE
sGEae rate Also $50 laiieS and gents gold
witches :, less than 1ksy can bee fought n
New York Nos thsse are facts enc II yoG
VII call 81 ny store ! -an c5BvEncs TcE OF H.
Others NAV tell you /; Is inF<ss!h!e. blt
come eRl: sea Tor yourselves, and yoa VII
wonder aSa9 do hsx N the word / get
:asn- hosf respectfully,
A A POST.
Nc. As Doagias avenue. W.eEisa lit
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-30
tel sales Of stecks were SSs.5SS shares

vie total sales Of .tocks were oi9.5.S shales-
New York Grain and Provisions
NEW YORK. December ..
wheat-Fi-raer: ungraded red. - ass; No. red.
sliI Elevator ges.eesS afoar. Nc. red. December.
95i January, 9sssSHs. - -. an
Corn-UrgTaied. ,61s sssl.; No. = - eir'aI"r -
ailoar- No. ,. december. SOS -..c,<
Osr~-Miyei western IS GST; white do Ssss{2}s.
Butter-Frr; at l2Sx23
Chetse-Western fat. flHIf24.
EsSs-western, 23s4s2Sf.