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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
E. v. SmaIiey at cooperstown.


Jones and hls men were all a:eld
when we crawled out of the hay NOV
next morning. The women folks kin
dly helped us to make coffee and spread
our provisions upon their table. Our
course that day was eastward across
the southern part Of Foster County and
into Gliggs County, through sparse set
Element until we approached Coopsrs-
town. Most of the settlers in the west
ern part of Griggs are Scandinavians.
They are sturdy, industrious and con-
tented people, who are sure to prosper
when they once get a footing on the land.
They highly value the possession of
land and regard their homes.eads as
their permanent homes, unlike the
American settler in the West, who is
a restless being. always thinking of
selling out and moving on. Near
Cooperstown, the prairie is broken by
langes of low hills, which seem to be
as fertile as the level lands. for the
wheat fields run up TO thir crests.
Cooperstown terminus of an \. P.
branch, shows new dwellings and new
churches and is a solid business place,
growing steady. In the evening a
Scandinavian band sernaded the visi-
tors at the hotel and the citizens turned
out and listened to some otfhand talk
about Dakota growth. the one mistake
mixed farming. etc. The band played
With skill and taste and the NorSk tunes
We're beautiful An undertone of mel
ancholy ran through them, as in the
music of all Northern people.-North
West Magazine.
, To the Voters and Tax Payers of GHggs
= County.
/ have been asked by many friends t(
make a personal canvass of the count,
in the usual pr;or-t election style, /
being argued that failure to do so will
i occasion a change of Indifference ant
). bring about my defeat at the polls, |
this is so your next auditor will thel
most certainly not be myself. Not onl
do strongly object to this method O
= elcctioneering-eXcep in some s,lcl
contest as that for our treasu ership-
Il but my duties as auditor during tht
o next three weeks require more work ant
y closer attention to it. than Will be til
d case IN any three monthS-after month
, i'm the entire year. Personal applica
II tion for your vote means that | mus
n neglect the service YOU are paving me
v perform; tins labor will NOT be neglecte
rs and am not Indifferent to your indivi
j dual support. on the contrary amajorit
;s endorsement of the action of the nomil
}. atlng convention-which take this oc
casion to sincerely thank-would Civ
me greater satisfaction than any othe
public event of my life, but if you Sc
fit to decide against my firm conviction
in this matter l will endeavor to accep
the verdict as gracefully as possible
y though with much regret.
Yours Very Trnly.
MAYNARD CRANE.
Auditor for Griggs by appointment ant
candidate for election to same Office
~ COoperstown, Oct. Is.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
For Justice of the Peace.

hereby announce that am d candi-
date for justice of the peace.
subject To the action OF the republican
county convention. L. /; WARNER.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
FOI. Assessor.

[ hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the Office of assessor OF Griggs
county and respectfully ask the support
of my friends and voters at large.
F. GREENLAND.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
For Register of Deeds.

To the Nctcrs of Griogs County
l announce myself as IL candidate for
the office of register of deeds and re-
spectfully solicit vo,u support.
.. d. PCRlNTON.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
For Treasurer.

l have been asked number of time if
am Il candidate for reelection as county
treasurer. That is what | am. | am
thankful for the support received two
Years ago. and hope tu receive the same
support again. kNt'D THOMPSON.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19

Indefeadent Candidate 70 Treasurer.
To 'hr Voters OF Grig.S County:
OFFICE OF GHiGGS COUNTY AUDITOR
COnPEKsTOwN ID. T Oct. Is. 1855.
| do hereby certify that l nave this
day received of Anton Enger d contract
for the execution OF a mortgage de q to
the county of Griggs. territory of Va.
kota, upon his homestead. SAID deed
conveying the title of six ,6j lots and
buildings situate thereon and to be de
Ilvered bv me to the register of deeds fol
GrlgSs county should said Anton Engel
having been elected to the treasurership
OF this county fail to perform and carry
out his promise to the voters of Griggs
as shown i'm published card a copy OF
Winch is lierellnto annexed.
Given under my hand and seal this
eighteenth dav of October A. ID. 1888.
MAYNARD CRANE,
40 Auditor for GrjrpS County
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
For Gountu Auditor

hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the office of county auditor
and solicit the vote of my friends.
T.. a. MELGARD.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
RoLLEr BERG.
For District Attorney

For District Attorney.
| hereby announce my self as lnde-
pendent candidate for the reelection to
the office of District Attorney, 'and
solicit the vote of everybody.
Respectfully.
lvER jacobson.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
Auditor for Griggs County.

l thereby announce mvself us can
dldate for the office of district attorney.
and ask the vote OF my friends.
WILL II. CARLETON.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
Announcements.
q Voter. of lirigys county.

TO the Voter. of tirigys county.
Notwithstanding by defeat in Satur
day S convention am Still i'm the field
tor the Office of Register of Deeds. as an
independent candidate, and want the
support of my friends
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
For Judqe of Probate

For Judge Of Probate.
To the Netcrs of Criggs county.
l hereby announce myself as a cand-
date for The office OF Judge of probate.
am here to stay. ID. II. SWAKrouT.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19

6rig0s county is the most fes>>
tile spot IN North Datota.
Tie character of the soil is
unexceiied eUen by that
the Valley of the Nile, Whik
for heaitfuisess, none dA
but the doctors, and theH
starve to death.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1888-10-19
THE EhMFURST
at A. NJ ADAMS'
Econoz.;!zs il Fuel.

The Elmhurst is acknowledged to
be the most powerful heater and the
most economical of any healing stove
in the market. II' the Elm
hurst for tour yea iy that it
gives better sat than any
stove ever sold
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THE CROWN PRINCE.
The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testi6es: Il can recommend Eiec ric
Bit ers as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was
cured Of Rheumatism of ten years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist.
Bellville, Ohio, afirms: 1.-The best
selling medicine have ever handled in
my twenty years experience, is Electric
Bitters." Thousands of others have
auded their testimony, so that the ver-
iict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
al, cure all diseases of the Liver. Kid,
leys or Blood. Only q half dollar a
hottie at A. y. smith d. Co.'s Drug
Store. uss ba0g 2
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J. SsxRrASs. q,

It'll has been said by the Orthodox"
that Uni aarianism is on'y accepted by
the cultured and learned, and its de
mise has as often been predicted as
wished for. But the reports of the
nAm.rican UHitArian Association"
slows that their church is spreading
throughout our whole country. and
Thousands of the intellectual and read
ing cornmanity lana esrmers and me-
clanics and artist are 'readers) give it
3 welcome wherever its doctrines are
preseuted to them. That association is
very active in opening missions
rnfon ehout.ths West and South.g Min
! tsrs are opening new places. and they
are everywhere successful. Even in
Msssachu the old hot-bed Of that
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Public worship will be conducted III
the various churches to-day as follows:
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, April 2s.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Catte-Recepts, 900 Market steady steers
bulls and mixed, $I.S00350; Texas steers, So 25
Hogs-Recepts, 10 900; shipments. A. 600. Mar
ket weak and Sc to Zoe lowers mixed, SIS. 2505. As
heavy, $5.3505.6O light. $5.250545; skips. $3.50
Sheep and Lanbs-Recepts. $500; Shipments
1000. Market weak ard heavy and zoe lower
ans, $3.7505.8o, lambs, $507.
BUFFALO, April 2S.- Cattle-Receipts 600
through: 800 sale. No demand. Nothing sold. Mar
Sheep and Tambs-Receipts, 200 through. sale,
$500 Market active but shade lower for common,
weolsd, So to 90 lbs, s7.75es.2o; clipped. 20 to
ket weak; medium to heavy $5.75o5 so heavy
Workers, &5.6O05. IS: light Workers. $4,000. So
pigs, $3.50. 10; roughs, $505.15; stays, 81
KANSAS CITY. April 2S.--The Live Stock Indi-
Market about steady; good choice oorn,fsd,
3 90; compSn to medium 20 2o94 stoekers,
Hogs-Receipts $500; Shipments, 1000 Mar
40. common 70 medium 10; siips and
shssp-RsesiPts rs; shiP1 gs none Good 70
$3.50 '-7 : : -'S0' S'ls''i'l '''''''
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, April e. Cattle--z-Recei2ts.
sos shipments sos Nothing doing; sll through
Hogs-ReceiDts, p 800: shipnsnts. 1850. Mar
ket fair. Philadepbias, $5.7505. 80; mixed, S5.65
0o.fO; Workers. 6Oi common to fair, 81. 40
$3.50; pigs, $505.25. Four cars of hogs shipped
to New York to-day.
sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments 1000 Mar
ket dull; 1o015c off on good; 2503oc off
to medium.
ST. LOUIS. April 8.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000;
shipments 500. Market steady at yesterdays
prices.
Hogs--Receipts. 500. shipments, L 600 Market
easy. Choice heavy butchers selections, S. 45D
light grades. ordinary TO best. S. $3.50.
Sheep-Receipts, 200: shipments, 100. Market
steady; fair to choice. $406.
CINCINNATI, April Standardization So;
shipments. none. Market quiet and firm.
Sheep and Lambs--Recepts, 81; shiDments 235.
Market steady. Lambs in good demand and steady at
SOLO
HoRs-MarEet firm; to Light. $4O5.4 5:
packing and butchers, S.. IS $50. Receipts 900;
shipments 620.
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specsions fos two days ara for 80 cars. against
cars FOR preceding days. The attendance ct tns
call board small, and but little interest SHOWN.
prices beirs, in many eases below real value. Wheat
offerings are next nothing. Millers claim that they
making -four at loss on basis OF the pressefns
prices for wheat vet the prices bring bat little
wheat Farmers that are holding wheat now will not
sell nc present prices unless the prospects Tor tne
they will be compelled shut down unless there Is an
Improvements in offerings No red viii sell readiy
board the prices bid are not represented in many
ca ses. No. 2 white Is salable at 30 g 56Ase 10.
yellow II 54c No 2 mixed at 54c. Oats market is
rather dull with offerings in excess of demand Hy
and feeds continue in active demand being saable at
SI7OO No. / timothy hay Eat SIC. 25Dl6.5O'
Track bids to-day ruled as gollows:
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Cash quotations were as follows Flour q:iet and
unchanged No. spring wheat. S0ia0 S05sc No.
red, S334 sac; No. 2eorn. 55Ise No. oats, 33At a
80 lae; No. rye. 64c; No. barley. 7T07sc: No I
Aaxseed $I.44; prime timothy-seed, 81 go;
pork per bril-, 90; lard per pound. iac;
shortrib sides Qoosel. 715c; dry-salted shoulders
(b5xedl, SID 06c shorteear sides boxed, z. 700
7.75c- Whisky, distilers finished goods per gal,
al. 10: sugars, eut-loaf, 75s0 S3sc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter mar
kewas without material change; creamery 25c dairy,
16023e. Eggs steady and in good demand st 121sc.
Receipts-Flour, 23 600 brlsi wheat, 42.oOO tu;
hui barley. 10000 bu. Shpments-Flour, Is, 600
brls wheat 80 900 bu corn, % 600 bu; oats. 3d.
600 Blu; rye 5 900 on; barley 10000 bu.
BALTIMORE. April 2S.-Wheat-Western quiet,
closing steady; No winter red spot. 9O1e 9O3sc;
Nav, 9040905sc; June, 0lls09l lac July, 9O14 a
90a4c. Corn--We<tern quiet and 4nominaly easier;
mixed spot, 62062l4c May, Co.'s 06o19ei june,
59l2 Ol2c Oats firm and higher; Western white,
43@44c: Western mixed, 4O042c Rye firm At
73G75c. Hay quiet but firm; prime to choice West
ern, Sl5.50a17. Receipts-Flour, $1,000 brls;
800 bu. Shpments-Flour. 1o. 900 bris.
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INDIANAPOLIS mARKErs.
A Good Weeks Trade and Brighter Prospects
Cover the Local Situation.


INDIANAPOLIS. April %.
Trade in the week closing to-day has been hand
somely in of that of any previous week of the
month, and will in the aggregate foot up better than
in the corresponding period 1887. And the month
of May opens under favorable auspices. The money
market is easy Retail merchants not overloaded
with goods and the future of the grain prov sion
market is more promising. In prices to-day there
were but few changes. in fact for month past fuc
tEation IN values have been few. The frmness and
steady tone TO prices doubt is helping trade in most
departments when prices are unsettled especially
if going downward, merchants buy with caution.
Travelling statesmen who came in to-day reported
a better feeling prevailing among country
merchants with the coming Of spring
like weather. In the dry goods market the past week
there has been good deal of activity. In
ing the position of the dry goods mar ket the Bos
productive Market says. Cotton goods hold steady
position stocks well sold out at the mills and the
prospects of the trade are very good. Some Of the
best makes of cottons sold ahead, and there has
been considerable amount of recorders. The trade
In heavy wooden goods IS very dull ard the prospect of
an improved state OF things is but small There Is
aannels are in good demand and well sold ahead
Tor faA delivery. Colored cottons are duh, but
of business doing in prints but as the weather be-
comes warmer brisk trade is anticipated. The trade
steady position. Fancy prints are selling we'll at
full prices The mills preparing for the next
goods In groceries there no changes Cofees and
sugars, the leading staples firm in and
ing out fairly well. The provision market is rather
sluggish little doing except in hams The hide
market is less tame but prices do not improve
Leather dealers report trade good, prices firm on all
descriptions. Hardware busy prices firm:
the same IL true of the iron market. Dealers in
paints ard oils report trade as large beyond parallel
The produce markets are moderately active EGGS
weak ct the reduced quotations of today. Receipts
large Butter coming in more freely, but good ar
ticle meets with ready sale. Poultry firm at the
quotations OF several days past Receipts Of Southern
vegetables more liberal, prices weakening. Straw
berries really choice fruit in good supply the sea-
SON and selling remarkably low. Irish potatoes tend
lower in price to-day. The planting being
about over, some choice stock is offered.
GRAIN.
There was only fair attendance Change and
bidding WAS rather tame. The Indianapolis Market
Report says Of the local market Receipts and ship
ments shofs an increased movement Of araieA In
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Half-Fare Excursions
TO ALL POINTS IN
KANSAS

NEBRASKA,
ARKANSAS,
TEXAS.
Palace reclining-chair cars free. Excursion
dates on April "A, May and o. For rates.
maps and full particulars, apply to
COKE ALEXANDER,
District Passenger Agent Mo. Pac. Ry.,
SO w. Maryland st.. Indianapolis Ind.
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fer the day. Nav ranged 81 i7ss and 5aas eas.
ara closed Al IS l4ct june sold It 54ka855c. ctsag
1T 54gsc The lowest prices of the day CEASED
by the very liberal estiate of 3s5 receipts for
early advance in svsntathy with wheat and but
after changing small range the market closed
jane AZ syo3sc III the provision trade there wss
unus-1al change Cash property met with 'som-
paratively fair demand hut the speculation INDUCED
In was limited and featureiess. Still, the market
held steady at she late depression based On last
lights final prices, the closing showing scarcely
unotabie aiteration. May pork sold at 13.55c. aad
closed at g. 81 Iqc; May lard sold at 7.S007 8loc,
closing at 82aac; May short ribs sold at .15c The
Iaadf fnfr ueveda "a follows.
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axaakauotations ON Produce at the
Commercial Centers.
briJ 2s.-Flour receipts, 1908
6.s62 brls and Is SGT sacks.
hrls common to good extra
NJ. s503.4O; good to choice
Ste $3.4005.10; common TO
Western extra, 81. 5004.7O;
estsrn extra. $47505. 10;
Era good to prime, $4,000
550 bu; EXPORTS none; sales,
IS, 12S, 600 bu spot. Options
Ay. After firm opening, prices
Ing firm 1T the top. Speculation
=, with better export demand.
Ungradee red, 93as 096la
O. b.; No. 2 red. Csc in levator
3sc f. Q l,9eso. 2 red April, 943.l "a
g3+09G1sc, closing at 94lss;
eosns ea t so = July Sa:ss; June sass'
~ August st. 9laa992e, closing at 92c;
a99lsc. closfsgat 99c.
sceipts. 20 100 bu; exports, 1878 bu;
s 6a futures a 2ao ~nI5 e. s, spot Cash
advancing 4 2 Sc, closing at the best I'm
a. 66aa067a &C. the latter sound yellow No. 3,
steamer 6642es No. ?. DoIninalj No. 2. May,
364sc. closing &C Ga lie; June. 622s0 62lac. clos
- 0zAao July, 6zss1162a4o closing at 62sac; Au-
sts e2sac closing 1t 624c; septembeT and October,
oats-Receipts. 81 900 bu; exports. none; sales
zoso00 N futures and 6S,o00 ba spot; mixed,
Western 36159e; Western white 40045e.
Aay quiet bus very steady.
Ccee Spot lair Rio steady at 1885; options lower
I'D dull closing steady shlesp $500 bags April.
II-6Oc; Nay, IL 60D11.65cs June, 11.15011.20c;
July. 1889 Coo, August 10. 15D1O.2Oc; Sep
TENDER $50 M9. 95c; October. $50 09.95s; Novern-
Der. $685. December, $3.50 Zoe. Sugar unchanged
ard quiet Moasses steady; so test, zoe. kice firm.
Inllow ensiet at Acc Rosin duh at $1.20o1.-
Eggs dun aad weaker. receipts 9.446 packages;
ii asEarn, 139131ae.
PORK hrsn and moderately active; mess quoted
@15116s5O new SLABS 314.5O old. Cut meats
arm but quiess IeSd advanced a couple of points
~ stag rn but quiet Western steam, spot. s30c;
Slay Size; June, S.110S.I2; FJuly, 8. l3c;
A1szusta g 17ss September S.2o03.21ei city
@taam, z. 500.
I.ussar i better demand and firm; Western. leo
tssssss qaiet and unchanged.
fHIuAG0, April 25.-There was a promise of
hrbtr prices and active markets curing the opening
eplx on ghanEe bat reaction before noon caused
Dizziness Ihese WAS little news except the old news
tn wheat regarding damaged crops. There was
tEying Tor export End the bears still reiterated
EeFertksssa, wb7at prices had an upward tendency.
~ ere very large trading but great deal Of
7KchanE1ne and scaaping, whieh made
- So 1Retige Bession in Ethe wheat pit.
ea5pta IT the Northwest and the
saxrant. e. a hsl4f that there will DO
Sihie supply for Che
bold at sic, back 10
osed AZ s07se. June
#orn 20 81 "a ~ 61Tscs
821tc. Corn took
firm and lac higher
= range without get
at about ssc higher
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r.-...,,o ....,n,nent and AZ they excsedingly
Fvnnss ssss n. tvs tactics their drills will DC
Of interest to the lover Of all that j. military.
The Fort Wayne militia, under command GO. o. East
a~eS r. ,bs Zonger ARTILLERY have been hold'ng
military fair and carnival during the past wesA ba
the purpose of raising funds % oufla a. arSy and
cave their assistance which has resulted IN the net
ting of lareestm The armory ouiding - 1850
of coDstruction and It will be one OF the
and best equipped armories in the state. al sno
eompanies gave exhibition drills. and tne Iruss'"
5r;lls bv the German Guards quite noyeity.
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-.
nENNsYIvANIA LINEs-THEDIRECTAN ANT
POPULAR PASSENGER ROUTES.
PANHANDLE RoUTE-EA
for pfttsbur9. New York. etc. 4;gan 4s3opm
Ae11 isiehmond aud Columbus. s:Wam Eo0pm
Arrive from NY. Pittsbg and East.st s, lMzpm
Columb's, kichm q, &c. si a,,+ ,s.oupin
sleepers to Pittsburg and New forx witnspe enanee
rr.va FAR Chca 90 and tn west .ll.l5am ll:oopm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwess' HV'aAh e'oVpm
- NJ I. j. R.-soUrH
Leave for Louisyilie &c.,. x.oo,-, s.xo
and the South. 4: ioam e.lSan r'0'PNi Ssoopin
Arrive iren soam Ilcam 6:45pm iotspm
r. 4 ". NJ. r. SOUTHWEST:
for Yiucennee -sypN
Arrive from Vncenn es ~. s9@lA 1.nVpr1
yANpALTA LINE-SHORTEST ROUTE TO
v ST LOUIS AND THE WEST. r,,
Leave for st. Louis. ';soaIm l'San i log
stIe and Terre Haute Accfn -... 9.v9pm
Arrive from St. H.. s:4sam 4isam s'Sopm , d:aopm
frarre II aufe ard Grecncastle Aeon. p.V0arn
Paror and recli chair cars are run
flrourh trains For rates and information Apply 70
ticket agents of the company or IL H. DAkiNS' As
sistant General Passenger Agent.
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sszHw YORK AND cH1cAGu.

xoRK April &c silver. ese.
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FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON s. HOSES
SEED STORE. 10 and 80 E. Market St, Indianapo-
LIS. Samples and prices furnished ap1lieatinn-
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LIVE STOCK.

Butcher Cattle STEADY. hat Shippers Loves
Hogs Weak and .Lower.
INDIANAPOLIS, April %.
CATTLE-Recepts. $50 shipments, l25. Fair sup
supply. Market about steaTy butchers, but dali
and lower shippers. Nothing good enough to sell
Ea- oIaft.o
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cheap Tickets 10 DnlIa., Tes.. and
nTlm0u.

on October ., T., 10. 10, % and %, tio
lion Mountain Route will sell tickets 10
Dallas. Tex, andviurn for SASS account
Di Dallas Fair and Exposition. Tickets
viii be- good l0r return raasagc W ANA IN
ciuding Noyrmbct 10. For further iniur-
nation call on H. u. WILSON,
Passenger nud Ticket Agent j0J Main
Street. Memphis.
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90 uiv0vgp uY 1uL tsg OF cocoAiNt
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
q thc ha.s
Burnclts fia,orng extracts mo iha
lfsf
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Atnrn nI lllr RI,rr..

OrFicr -ioNAL sEEvicE. q. r Al
ItNruis, iCun.. o. -, isA
The fuiioEtnu observations orr taken "a Oh ia.
ton, named boz the ii.h mrrdiau time, which T.
gur hour istsr Than MrnUu. tlnp.
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Tn Iron Mountain route hs decided 10
run fone. " harvest rA,ulIuuB tp OH
POINTS la Atlansas and Tcxa from Nom
i,hi. ON the following date, september
! I ami % and October % and -. Rates
lor the excursion will b. ono llru ior TIE
Mound tip. and tickets will BE- rood ior
tluriy days with stop over privileges.
ANY further information dsdrCi wil 0o
chrprul'y furnished by calling on
II. ID. NumoN,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent
No. 800 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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An,Ire so ai.iher..

soilp silver la great variety, at llpSic
A Hallcr's, $50 Main street.
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tm ! w. Galhwaih, No. 10 Madison
drpci, rent your houses and collect your
-cnis
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Movemcuts nc the Lev ee

Arrivals-Rosa Lee, 0sce Ola; City OF New
Orleans, st. Louis; City of Providence, St.
Louis.
Departures-Rosa Lee, 0sceola; City OF
New Orleans, New Orleans; City of Provi-
dence, Natchez; Chickasaw, White river
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Ms. A. G.. STEPHENSON, studio Cotton
Exchange.