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Rich and Poor,

Prince and Peasant, the Millionaire and
Day Laborer, by their common use OF
this remedy, attest the worldwide rep
utation Of Ayers Pills. Leading ply
sicians recommend these pills for
Stomach and Liver Troubles, Costive-
ness, Biliousness, and Sick Headache
also, for Rheumatism, Jaundice, and
neuralgia They are sugar-coated con-
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IN operation and, therefore, the very
bot medicine for Family Use, as well as
"a. Travellers and Tourists.
az have derived great relief from
Ayers Pills. Five years ago l was
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Co,,on .ce,, products.

yellow, 429l5c; new soc, prime summer
white cotton seed OIL 43Gljc off summer
yellow, i0di2c; choice cooking summer
yellow, ijMi7c cotton seed meal, $1,000
1900; less than car load .l7.5O1ls.5O; oil
cotton seed meal, $1,000 less than car load
Lot. -, mn
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Live E,1ck.

LAMns-Choice, 4IG6g5c common TO good,
per head, Sl.5O6t3.OO
HoGs-Choico light, G@G3c good, 51E@Gc;
common, bGI51sc,
CArrLE-Choice, 3i{@3iic; good, 2H@3ci
scallnwags, lHm2Hc;
SnEEr-Choicc, &c, medium, 393Ac; COM
mon, 81. OOGL50.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK EX.
CHANGE lac PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Middling Cotton, $40
Sales Today, 1850 Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market Steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.
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Groceries.
Wool.

ST. Louis, Mo, Sept en.-wool-Ihere
was a steady, healthy movement Ia wool
during the week, with no particular varia-
ton w values All kinds sold freely when
offered on basis Of manufacturers prices
bright medium, i5Gt2iC. coarse braid, ll@
2Oc. low sandy, i0ai7c. fine light ls9ls
Tine heavy, li@i7c tub washed, 2sSeSthe'
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CASNrp Goops Pine apples $3.50 Peaches
2 lbs, standard, sl.ani second, tl.n Tuma.
toes lbs. standard. S,c 3 lbs standard
a. as Strawberries, i2i. Rhspbrrrics, ~. -
Backbcrtics, 500. Green Cages, 81, ~, Fears
s2GO. Plum,, ~ - Asparagus, ti.uI. Green
corn, kiUNt1it Is. Grcrn peas, els. Cove
oysters full weight, II, p,c ? lbs ti.b5. light
weight t5C BIB. ". Condensed milk Crown,
500. Eagle $40. Swiss. $50. Salmon,
a. 7Sdi.Sb. Sarlincs, ti7h. mustard sar.
dimes, l55. Mackcrcl, si.2i, herring mack
crrl 500
SvdAR-Purc white, Sc. OF white, &C;
yellow clarified. 79,HSc. refined 4, ~, stand
ari gtnnulatcd. sACgsfc, powdered, sAc,
cut Loaf, Sac strung.
CoTrn-Cummon, llisc. ordinary, i6itc.
fair, lb'sc. prime Rio, lsc, choice 10 fancy,
in'. old government JOGtl1c. strong
sAIr-Saginnw, si,JOWiJ per brl, Ohio
river, si.9dl.2h per hrl. SIS, inc, tl.35Ot
t.tO coarse, Si.iOgl.i5, pkts, 21.d1c.
RtcT-louisiana, babhc, Carolina, e.;
quiet
CANpiu-Stick, all sizes, IN bxs, pals aud
brls, paiic, fancy assorted, pai5c, extra
fancy. isbi2,c. firm.
factory sos, full cram, nlsci Young
America, l2c
soArr Ann CASplu-Soap, S4@Sc, can.
dies. full weight, p'tc.
SrAucn-3h@3'sc.
MoLAssu-l.ouisiana, common 90 fair, ~
Ct2,c prime, choice, 33dNsc. fancy tOitthc,
Centrifugal, common ~ fair, 2OCt2jc, prime
~ choice, SotgA,c. syrup @aI0c, quiet
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Money in active demand and ample sup
ply at the banks rates 8 per cent.
The clearinghouse report is as follows
Clcarauces. Balances
Saturday, September Co.'s 1850 a. 9 s9,2Od IS
Total this weck....""....... Il ,Hs,Dl 10 S0S3 Os
Total last wcck,...,........- 9s5.ltl ~ 2962 10
Corresponding time, 1sS7,....l,b 9li3 II SJ99Os %
Corresponding time, lsss..o.l, ii7,2lo Gl 86596S II
Total for September lSss"..5.O9L6ib GO iiOi3lB 81
Total Tor September, lss3"."6, l1HO'5 b3l,jsivl5 Vi
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, &c dis.
count buying, sc premium selling. New
Orleans 20 discount buying par selling
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louisville de.
mand par buying, 81 per $1,000 premium
selling.
The local cotton market closed steady;
sales, $50 bales, OF which exporters took
/ 200 bales aud spnncrs 90 bales. Al New
Orleans spots closed easy at decline of l-l6c,
with futures quiet and of l 10 points
| Liverpool closed dull and somewhat irregu'
lar, futures barely steady and unchanged,
The New York market closed quiet, with
futures steady at n decline Of to points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say "a lower Liy-
crpOol this morning and the apprehension
that n considerable line Of long cotton would
come upon the market In consequence OF
| the failure Of Mcssrs Williams, Black Co.,
brought about a decline at the opening.
Sustaining orders came to the rescue Of
prices, however, as the day progressed, and
the close, though showing some depreciation
from yesterday was reported steady The
fact that an actual count in Liverpool In
crousca the stock there by 81 600 bales over
the estimated amount, nugmcnts the supply
10 that extent, and corrcspondinRly weakcns
the position
Tho Commercial bulletin Of later date states
that "on the whole, the room gives evidence
Of fuyoring the bull side 10 the greatest cN'
tent partly because the majority Of the trad
ing for some time has been on the long
side without a chance 60 secure q good turn
and partly because there is belief that the
chances favor a rise ON natural influences a.
as likely 10 exist for some time TO come
New cotton, to be- sure is coming In NOR,
freely IN quantity, but does not improve II
quality, aud 30 much OF. II Is thought &,
likely prove practically useless, that ia,
| supply iNH'F w llNH'N''t N''l'N ~ "''''l'
ulntcd by the shorts 10 hammer away against
buoynnt inclinations that may from time Il
time arise As q sample Of the quality, we heat
OF one lot today Of fi1y-cight bales rendered
out II which liny-iwo bales we're rejected ~
being sandy aud otherwise unfit for use, and
II Il fair 90 presume that the effort will b,
made 90 urge the storm damaged picking
| until IA n ont of the wny There Is reason
To believe that Wall street is taking consid.
cradle quiet interest In the market, partly
selling, but In the main ms a purchaser
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s 13-l6d; good middling, O 3-1Gd; middling
uplands Cd; middling Orleans, Cd.
Futures opened barely steady, and closed
barely steady.
[Thcse prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus; 4,03 means 4.63-Ol, and 6.Ol means
5.l-G.l
Al PM: October 5.43 sellers; October
November 5.3l sellers; Noyember-Dccem.
her, 5.26 sellers Dccember-Jnnuary 623
buyers January February, 5.23 sellers Feb
ruary- March, 6.23 buyers; March-April, 6.24
buyers AprilMay, SIG sellers; May'June,
OBJ buyers.
LIVERPOOL ACTUAL COUNT.
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TscuASdr Quotations.

Ordinary, 5Nci good ordinary, Sc; low
middling pNc, middlinE eAc good mid.
ding, l0c, middling fair, iO'.c, fair, nomi.
nal
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CoTTC N MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
closed steady middiing. use. salcu ,75o
bales, including go bales last evening, OF
which 200 bales 10 exporters and 80 bales
To spinnors.
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lon..haId sappIIe..

ArrLrs-ti 50Ct2 - per brl. Dried apples,
SOS 'ic per III, from stor. Dried peaches,
Ntlc from store.
Fnvir-firtn. Oranges, 600 per box
Lemons aUuCtAbo Per bon. bananas, ti.OO
GtfOO per bunch.
Eaas-Stcady. Boxes lie. cases iSc.
Reconsideration layvrs. S25DCt1Up. layers,
O. 5b. California. D.. 5OC1AO1
HUtrIu- Buttcrnc, lSc. creamery, 2lc
dairy, lsc, country butter. i2hc@lSc.
Clprn-Olafk, 300 per brl, aud $3.50 per
half brl.
NINTuAH=rcr gal, iOdi2r.
NIaItNn Onions, Ills per bril- Cab.
barr=l loose. 81 Louis bCt,c' Chicago 90
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Rheum atism

that was unable TO do any work. l
took three boxes Of Ayers Pills and
wa. entirely cured. Since that time !
am never without box OF these piiis'
Peter Christensen, Sherwood, Wis.
savers Pills have been in use In my
family UPWARDS OF twenty years and
have completely verified all that Is
claimed for them. In attacks OF piles,
from which suffered many years, they
afford greater relief than any other
medicine I,yJr triod. " Il. i. Adams,
Holly Springs, Texas.
81 have used Ayers Pills for num-
Der Of years, and have never found any
thing equal 20 them for giving me an
appetite and imparting energy and
strength 10 the system. always keep
them In the house. ID. Jackson,
Wilmington, Del,
1.-TWO boxes Of Ayers Pills cured mo
OF severe
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pllLY oorros rlrrNrNr.

NNNHfNN " " " " ~ - ~ ~ - " W. aAff
T. a y. n R, ~ " 81 u u a., 10 G.. o. 4 4.
". n ~. 81 X. C.. SAN Ok. C., " 4
~ a. r.. ia J. N. a. ", 81. steamers, geo
wagons. soo Total,rs bales
Esp1ru AN. X n, ~. G., O. As ". n r.,
~. l.. n. o., At. u a.. in. Total GO bales
MN YoEK
Spots opened quiet aud steady and closed
quiet. middling. 10 : ID. Sales 2ss bales
Quotations wcrr ~ follow. Ordinary, 7Ac.
good ordinary, lice. low middling iOc
middlinR 10 5iGc, good middling, 10 Nc,
middling fair. use, fair, isc.
Futures opened steady nj decline
aud closed steady, a. follows ocio.
her, pCl@n65. November. pCSaoOa he.
ccnbcr, a7l@o - January, o7seso.7a Feb
runfy. psG@ps5. March. OnSaapd, April,
iooi@iOoA. May, ioi2niol5, June. 10 ~
@io2i; July io@@io2S Sales $500
bales.
INV oniT,Na
The spot market opened quiet and closed
easy. MiddlinF. i3iGc. Sales, 7So bale,
Quotations we've rs follows Ordinary,
7l.c. good ordinary, SIC, low mldiling
e'.ci middlinr o 1916. good middlIns.
tOt.c.
Futures opened easy aud closed quiet
ns follows October. p1ino32 Noycm
Der. pIsGtp ~ u 'rcmbcr. oipapeO Janu
AIRY, q 25Wn2s. February, nSGaoS7. March
paie,p ~. April, 0Sl9o65. May, e9@
oCi. June, o52aoi3 July, osO@oS2
Sales, $500 bales
bAuY roW Ash iNrrr'or MOVEMENT.
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nR. JOHNSON y acknowledged by an parties IN.
ID terested a. by far the most successful phyxl.
clan IN tine treatment Of private or secret dsease8
Quick. permanent cures guaranteed In every case,
Eyphills cured In few days without the uso OF
oierrury change VI diet. or hlndranco from bust.
rated without the use Of mercury. Involuntary
iG. Of semen stopped In q short time sufferers
IRON I'm potency or los Of sexual po W rcstoredto
ircc yieof In few weeks Nictiu = soli.abuso
aud excessive venery, suffering from spcrmniouhpa
and los Of physical aud mental power, speedily
ard permanently cured. Particular attention paid
o. the diseases Of Women, aud cures guaranteed
Piles and old sos cured without the Use OF oaustlo
or the knife. All consultations strictly conhden.
tisl. Medicines sent BY eHprcSs " all paTu OF the
country.
ss-worsingmen cured al half the usual ste1
Ofhoe houn IRON . O'Clock an. 70 O'Clock u N
ID. q JOHNSON. Nh
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LIVERPOOL.
AZ noon spots-Duil. somewhat irrcgu.
2. Sales, 500 bales. Of which American
COO bales. Receipts 1900 bales, ~
tations wcru a. follows Ordinary SD
good ordinary, . gi6d, low middling,
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toNpoS, sept AZ p.m.-Consols closed
nj W 3.iGd for both money aud the account
The amount Of bullion gunc into the Bank
of England on balances today IL $4,000. Bar
silver, tSl.d per ounce.
PAms, sept 2l-Thrco per cent rcntcs,
SJf i5c for The account
RANK CLfARiNas.
cmcloo. ILL.,, Sept co.-Bank cloarings,
gu, l22,OOO.
BirNoRE, Sept %. Clearing o., AIS p6i.
balances t3sn, tlb
PmtAprLrnt,, Pa, sept 2n-Clesrings
today. SguOl, d52 balanccs, ti.4g1, l2l. For
the wccN clcarings, t's JSJ, iSD, balances
taO3i, tlg
iostoN. Mass, sept p -Clcarings today.
giA s2l, 90. balances l.lGa. 61 For the
week. clcarings. 80, ir, go balances, O..
ESQ las For the same week last year, clear.
inrs. Ellgl iG2 balance a. ~ ,S57. For the
month. ass, asa 100. balances, k8Q7Ss, $40
For the corresponding month last year
S5Sl, oiG, 30, balances, tSniha,p2S
81 LOWS No. Sept @-liank clear.
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shipments, 1000 head. Market quiet steers,
SO. 2565. 00 stockers and feeders, $l.90@300;
cows bulls and mixed, sl.30@2.s5; Texas
cattle, S2.O0@3S0; western rangers, 800
@4.l5.
Hogs-Reccipts, 6,00O head; shipments,
5000 head. Market stronger; mixed, $3.50
Gao; heavy, $6.0O@G70; light, $5.55@6.l5;
skips, s3.5O@5iO.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
1000 head. Market stronger natives, $500
ga. 20; western, S3l0@3.75; Texans, $40
@3.G0; lambs, S300@5G5.
OIL and Turpentinc.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Sept. 29.-Turpentine
Steady 30Nc.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, Sept. 29.-There was quiet
market.
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CHICAGO H.. Sept. ~. Tho Drgrer, Jour
nal reports Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head,
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Articles. opening Highest Lowest Closing.

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-ln fair local demand and firm I;
some holders asking 5tlOc advance.
No. 2 spring whcar fl1O92pf No. 3
spring wheat. s7G,DOc; No. 2 rcd, Si.10Cg
2'OO. No. corn, &c; No. oats, 2Jl.c;
No. rye, 5Jc; No. barley, nominal; No.
nax seed, sl3i prime timothy seed, Si.a5
@l.5S.
Mess pork per brl, si5. 3o@i63 2JE lard,
per 100 lbs, si00o@lO.D2lf short ribs, sides,
loose, Ss.o0@s.D2H.
Reccipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat. 5000
bu: corn, 22iOOO bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, G5,OOO bu.
shipmcnts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, H..
90 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 10000 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley, $500 bu.
ST. LouIs, Mo-, Sept. 29.-Flour strong.
wheat-Cash excited and higher. Options
higher. II was Wild market most 81 the
time. Excitement enough rs Chicago AL.
yanced rapidly aud largely, and oil news cx.
trcmcly bullish while trading was at times
heavy. The close was 2tc higher for De
ccmbcr ana % higher for May. No. 2 red.
cash, aSisc; October, psitc, closing at SLOJ
bid. December, g9ik@si.OO,sc, closing at
siO2N, May tl03,s@lOSA.
Corn-Higher No. ? cash. i0,sCCii, &c;
September, i0dii 3-5c, closing &c bid;
October Sssk6t3iC, closing nj JDisc bid year,
S3isc, closing SS9.c bid; May, So)lc, closing
ut $3.50 bid.
oats-Dull but firm; No. 2 cash. 22ss@23c:
May, 2sClJs,Sc bid; October, 222.e bid;
year 22Ac bid.
Ryc-No. 2, cash, 5Ofc.
Bmn-Stcady at 6t'C.
flaXsecd-llighcr nt 81 %.
Cornmcal-Unchangcd nj a. iO62ib.
Hay-Stcady aud quiet prairie, sGjOgs50
timothy, SGOOCtii.O0.
Bultcr-Quici; creamery, 1890; dairy,
l6Ml7c.
Proyision,-suG anl higher. Pork
SIS 75CUiGOD. lard-irime steam, 5000
Dry salt mcnts-shouldcr, 500 long,
and ribs. 81 10. short clear, $40. Bacon
shoulders, $500. longs and ribs, ti0OOCf
SOLO, shor, clear, si037h9l0.5o Hams
-si2. 5Oal4O0.
Reccipts-Flour, 1900 brl,; wheat 1905
bu. corn, 900 bu, oats, $1,000 bu; rye,
5000 bu. barley, 900 bu.
shipments Flour. 500 hrls; wheat, "a,
600 bu. corn, loo, 90 bu, oats, 1000 bu. rye
mons, barley, none.
Kansas CRY, Mo-, Sept 2o.-whcat-
Receipts, SsnB bu, shipments, G.pro bui IN
store SOC il6 bu; steady. No cred, cash, ~
bid. October ai.c bid. SIC asked. ID vcmhof
ssssc bid, slr asked May, pOc bid. No. 5 red
cash, &c bid. No. 2 soft, cash, no bids moi
offerings October Csc asked.
Con-Shipmcnts, none, In store, NI,
bu. steady No. cash. no bids, no offering
October, DC Asked the year, 2sc bid.
Groceries.
NEw YoRK, Sept @-CoGcc - optioni
steady. sales, 6G7SO haTs, including October
N273Mi2p5. November. sl2Ujtti2 -. Dc
ccmbcr, til.s5Ctii.Ot January.sii % Feb
ruary, sii.N 10 ii21; March, Sii ,2Otrii. ~
| April, tiiihdil.21 May, tlii5aii@
July, fii.3O. SPOT Rio strong. fair cargoc
quoted, iSac. sugnr-llaw, quiet, nominal
refined, quiet
Cmcloo, ILL., Sept 2p.-on the produce
exchange today the butter market was un
changed. Eggs-frcsh northern, isjt9lec
1
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LouIsyllle mud NashyiIle.
Tennessee Midland Railway.

Mississippi Valley Route H., n. y. ~ I. u. ~
Leaves Arrived
eVicksburg Tx 900 am eVicksburg FIX. $50 p. n
On. o. Fast Mail 4:50 p m cN. o. Fast Mail $50 a 10
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Kansas City, Memphis and birmingham

Memphis Diy.-IlIiuois Central IN. AT. H. ny
Leaves Arrives
tAcc'n aud Mail $50 am hAcc n and Mail 1880 u a
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ArPEAL OFFICE. |
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept 20, 1888, !

SATURDAY EvENls0, sept 70, 1888,
Money in active demand and ample sup
ply at the banks rates 8 per cent.
The clearinghouse report Is as follows
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Head ache,
from which I was long n sufferer. -
Emma Reyes, llubhardston, Mass
"whenevor am troubled with con-
stipation, or suffer from loss OF appetite,
Ayers Pills set me right again -- A'J'
Klser, Jr., Rock House, Va
ayers Pills are In general demand
among our customers. Our sales OF
them exceed those of all other pills COM
bined We have never known them
fail 20 give entire satisfaction. ~
Wright & liannelly, San Diego Texas
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED ny
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicine.
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Leaves ArrtvG
eMorning TIN. $3.50 a m Evening TIN. SIS p.n
oil, Spy. Accom-. 4OOp.m III Spg. Accom-. 800 4 Z
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chcsapeako and Ohio Route.

Mail and express trains run solid between Meni-
phis and Louisville. Pullman buffet sleeper rjus
on mail md sleeping and reclining chair car on eH-
press Three hours quickest time " Chicago.
Ticket otlCc under Peabody Hotel
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An actual count Of stock made today
shows:
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Cheap Farming Lands south

Cheap Farming Lands South.
It is, recognized fact that the
cheapest farming lands in America
to-day are in the South, and men of
much OF, moderate means, looking
for real estate investments, or per-
manent homes, should not fail to
visit the following points, where so
many northern people are now set
ling, viz: jackson, Tennessee; Aber-
deem and Jackson, Mississippi; ;
Hammond. Crowley, Jennings,
Welsh and Lake Charles, Louisiana.
Round trip tourist tickets limited to
June 1st, 1888, with stop-over priv
leges south of Cairo, Illinois, are
on sale to New Orleans, Jennings,
and Lake Charles. Fur rates apply
to nearest ticket agent, and be sure
your tickets read via the Illinois
Central Railroad from Chicago or
st. Louis. For pamphlet entitled
Southern Home Seeksr's Guide" !"
and circulars concerning the above
named points, address the under
signed, at Manchester, Iowa.
j. F. MERRY,
Gen. West. Pass. Agt.
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CHANGE OF BASE.
We understand that Dr.c. B.Re

We understand that Dr.. C. B. Rock
well will take his departure for Chi
cago and New York city Saturday
of this week. We understand the
doctor has two openings, one at
either city, and that he will accept
the one he likes best. DR.. Rockwell
is one of the best men that ever
done business in Wahpeton or the
county. He first oficiated. very &C.
ceptable, in the Baptist pulpit and
practiced his profession, in a COM
munity where there were a number
of learned and capable doctors, till
it became an utter impossibility to
do both, then he dropped the pulpit
and looked after his growing prac-
tice, till latterly people were sur
prised to learn that the doctor was
preparing to move away. However,
since it is known that he makes the
change on such conditions, no one
can blame him for it. He exchanges,
largely, prairie travel for city prac-
tice, and who would not rather have
it. In this change Wahpeton loses
a good family notwithstanding
which. The TINES and the hosts Of
friends of the family hope pros.
perity and happiness may attend
the same in its new home.
The doctor. however. has not left
Wahpeton without a homeopathic
physician to take his place. and in
obediance to arrangements. DR.. W,
A. Franklin, late Of Bismarck. ar.
rived at Wahpeton Saturday and
his card will be found among those
of professional nature. It il fail
TO presume that Dr.. Franklin viii
j fall the bill, s.
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Wahpeton appreciates the lady
operators. Miss Schorning of the
Western Union braves the wintry
snow laden zephyrs like a little
lady-certainly. Mrs. Fitzsimmons,
SO successfully aiding her husband
at the N. P. depot by doing the
operating. is always found at her
post. in defiance of the playful
zephyr. And the telephone girls
think its just too lovely for any
thing.
The stormy weather of this week
has done much toward the blockad.
ing of trains. The Milwaukee road
had a through train Saturday, the
first for humber of days, but
Tuesday it was blockaded again
The N. T. snow plow that left Fer.
gus Falls Monday morning is fast
in a snow bank at or near Ames.
They report that two miles toward
Fergus and three miles this way,
the snow is packed from three to
Eve feet deep with sand and snow.
Wednesday fuel was all out and the
engine dead. No way to get pro.
visions or fuel to them, as the wind
blew fresh from the south and snow
flying. One of the heavy engines
at the n. p. depot was derailed
Tuesday. and the ice and snow is SC
heavy that up to Wednesday moor
but little or no progress had been
made toward moving It. We doub,
II ever this n. F. branch had 1t,
patience tried as now
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-02-16
NOTICE.,

We are not partial to continued
articles of any description running
through the average weekly news
paper, but we have made arrange
ments to publish the facts about the
great raid into Georgia planned and
undertaken by j. j. Andrews and
twenty soldiers of Kentucky in
1862. 1t is true to history and is
one of the most thrilling things we
ever read. 1t is stranger than ac-
tion and yet is a fact from beginn-
ing to end. The first six columns
appear this week. and will be con-
tinued in the same proportion three
weeks following.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1888-02-16
TO ADVERTISE THE COUNTY.

The Wahpeton Board of Trade
does not seem to receive the atten-
tion it deserves. Some of it's mem.
bers. including. President Seely.
have been trying to get meeting
with q view to devise ways and
means of advertising Richland
county's great advantages through
ont Wisconsin,-and possibly a few
other states. The meetings have
not materialized very satisfactorily,
and now Mr.. seely proposes to.
write up succinct statement of
our advantages and have the same
published for a month or such a
matter in four of the leading Ger
man newspapers of Wisconsin, and
occasionally supplement this an
nouncement with letters written in
the German language by farmers
VINO nave been here and are able to
speak from experience. MIR. Seely
proposes to do this in. the name of
the board, instructing all who want
further information to address NJ.
H. Morrill,. secretary of that body.
There are at present splendid ad-
vantages in this county for men
with a little capital. Homes may
be procured now for a nominal sum,
including land for all the boys of a
E,iven family, thus saving the break
( ng up and scattering of the same.
IRlchland is one of the greatest
counties on earth, and now is the
time to get to the front.