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TRUSTEES SALE.

I NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED
~ executed TO the undersigned Trustees by
Ferguson u llampsOn ON the lth day OF January
isol, recorded in Mississippi County, Ark, IN
hec9ra BOOK, vol Y, PAGES iSg 40, ETC. the in.
paid at the request Of the bcuefcarcs We will, on
Saturday. January .. 1889.
In legal hours IN front OF the courthouse door Of
said Mississippi County, Ark ia the town Of oscc-
OLA sell 10 the highest bidder for cash the follow
ing described real estate situated IN sad county.
towlt The tnct OF land known as The "Nodenai
plantation Containing about d 800 acres; irnctional
part OF section T. containing $50 71i0) acres: iric
ton northeast quarter OF section ~ a. acres east
iractionGl part OF section Is containing 10 10 100
acres; northwest quarter OF section Is, iOO acres
northwest quarter OF section 10, 100 acres south.
west qunrtcf 81 section is, 100 acrcs-al I'm town
snip u, north base line. and OF ringo II east OF
the principal meridian the east half OF the south.
east quarter OF section l. northeast fraction Of sec.
uon 100 ilO0 acFcs; west fractional half Of SEQ.
Ton H. III iSloO acrcS, east half OF the northeast
quarter OF section - 30 acres southeast quarter OF
section ~ lbO acres, west half OF the northeast
quarter OF section H. 81 acres cast half Of the
northeast quarter Of section u, s0acrcs fouthcast
quarter OF soci0n ~ 100 aores, southwest quarter
Of section II, leo acres northwest quarter OF sec.
ton y, 100 acres west half OF the northwest quar-
tef OF section l., Sacrcg west half Of the south.
east quarter Of section I, 50 ncrcS northwest quar-
Ter OF section 100 ACRES east hall OF the southeast
quarter OF section 2 20 acras. cast half of The
northeast quarter Of section H. 50 acres southcast
quarter OF sectOnll, ldJ acros: northeast quarter
OF section ~, lG1 acres cast fractional part Of the
northwest fractional quarter Of section H. q acrpS
imcilona part Of the southwest quarter OF section
Terms OF sale-Chsh. Title believed cool. bu
We sell and convey as Trustees only. This Noyem
Der W, ISM u. III. POSITION,
I. 7. PosTON.
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At Cairo.
specIal pIsnatoh 70 INC Anpnal.


CAIRO. ILL.,, Dec. 25.-Thc Minnetonka left
here this morning for Fletchers. Tho
Videite went to Apple Creek after tow of
stone. The Mississippi has laid up and her
crew goes home tonight The H. NJ Hoxie
left here with five bargcs this morning for
tho South. Two bargcs will be left at Bel.
mont and two loaded ones added, giving her
six barges in her tow. The City OF Cairo Is
at Dirdspoint unloading her lighters.
Weather clear and very warm. River Is 2.lO
feet rise Of inches in twenty-four hours.
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THERE was very little business transacted
on the leyce yesterday.
The Chickasaw departs this evening at s
o'clock for White River.
THE Annie p Silver will get away this
afternoon for New Orleans.
The Ruth goes out this evening at . o'clock
for Tiptonyille and the upper bends.
The James Lee for Friars Point, and the
Rosa Lee for osceola, leave this afternoon at
8 o'clock.
THE Granite State, from Cincinnati, az
rived early yesterday morning with fair
cargo. She returns this morning
The snagboat John Il. Meigs departed yes.
to-day morning for Red River, where she
will be employed during the winter.
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AZ Evansville.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 25.-The DeSoto
lett for Memphis at Z o'clock this morning.
Business is generally suspended The banks
and Government offices are all closed. The
packets are all out with light business The
Nisbct from the Tennessee River, was loaded
to her full capacity. The Paris C. Brown
left for New Orleans last midnight with an
elegant start and had, from points below
sufficient 10 Gil her out. The Mary Houston
and Ohio, overloaded due for Cincinnati
will pass up early tonight The w. +. MIS-
bet unable 10 discharge in time to get out
tonight lies over until o o'clock in the
morning.
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Dr. Walter X. Hammond siyE AFTER long ox.
Tcficnco have come 10 the conclusion that two.
Thirds 81 oil deaths from coughs Pneumonia aud
consumption might bC avoided II AtkCr's Enriis n
Cough Kennedy were only Clrriuiy us-d In time /"
This wonderful remedy Il sod under positive
guAunicu ~ H. L. ilFisTtu Druggist.
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Dissolution Notice.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, December %, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the firm OF Cun &
Whitaker, propHoton Of the Clarendon Hotel. Is
this day Dissolved by mutual consent. said A. ".
Whitaker alone Is authorized to collect and receipt
Tor all Indebtedness due said firm, and assumes all
Liabilities. JAMES CUFF.
A. W. WHITAKER
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GREAT BARqAINs

In Sole Leather Hat Boxes and Leather
Collar and Cuf Boxes at
=. LcvS's Trunk Factory. as Main 49,
The rcatestopporuniiy ever offered TO
purchase fine goods At low prices.
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Al Cincinnati.
spcoIal DISPATCH 10 Tho Annonl.

Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal.
CIsciNNArI, O.. Dec. 25.--k.yor falling.
with II feet inches OF water in the Chan.
mel last evening. Light slnsh ice com
mcnccd passing; cloudy and m oderate. The
Louis A. Sherlock returned TO Pittsburg ON
time. The Buckeye State is due from Mem.
phs.
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lNsrHR your rn-houses In the Citizens
Insurance company, No. % Madison street.
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White Oak Slaves

AND WALNUT WHITE OAK AND ASH Loss
WANTED TO CONTRACT WITH RELIABLE
w rafiiie for iar'e quantltot III FtaVcs am
icrs TOT feTuag supply, delivered On soy riilrsai
LlCnt % ~
SEw YORK EXPORT rfYnrn On.
Nos ne and N lr,tsd1rav Wv
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LADIES cape collars n speciality AZ Mem.
rhis steam Laundry, 22i Second street.
Branch Office 357 Main.
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GnrAr bargains In vn,cbos A. Tboyor,s
Holiday gxcur.Iop.

On December 81, %, %. q. 25. %. 90.
81 and January ], the Tennessee Midland
Railway will sell round trip tickets be-
tween all stations ai one fare for the round
trip. Tickets good returning until Janu-
AIRY 3. J. I. GARNER, q. J.. A.
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RUPTURE CURED.

DR.. e. NOBLE.
Specialist In tho Cure Of Rupture and all Forms Of
Chronic Diseases Male or Female
puPTuRE CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE O.,
hindmncc 20 business by the MedIcntod
SOFT Fad Truss and Oiicc Treatment
IN Diseases OF Women. ~ all their forms glyt
immedat1 ssiief and permanent cure
Structure, Hydrvccleani Naricnceie. aad ali form,
OF Blood pin.nscs cnncd Ia short time gtarantel
ever ease tnko. Tiug~s made aud fitted cali
'"i hals's aal address OF cures made In the city.
ohieei No. 90 IEFFURsoS sTtEEr.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisement m ~ coiuas uu ~ chirgai NJ IA, q,
Is ~ hf0 0ia0Hs taSril0I too nsgdl0ai, gi. ono
Urfi. zoe
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AMUSEMENT.
NTEw AENPHls ThEArER
~ Frank Gray. Manager.
Tonight, MaiInycs Xmas and Saturday,
The I'iul ~ the Pun. Loving Public,
kA1b tAS1LETON.
KATE CASTLETON
And Her superb Company Of Comedians I'm Her
latest laughing Success
A PAPER DOLL
A PAPER DOLL.
All tho Latest Music, Including Mis- Caslleton's
Famous Topical song.
"for Goodness sake Don't say ] Told You"
Monday. Dec gi--LosT ~ NEw YORK.
lVoNDERLAHD THEATER AND MUSEUM.
w 100 aud w Main stnset between Adams and
Washington.
0mnd OPENING Monday, Dec. o.
Tho Worlds Collection. of Wonders 10 be Seen fof
"ONE DIME"
Among the many icnturs on exhibition arc
fr0i. chs. Miller aud Nmc. ioruw
bohemian elias Nofkcn.
The DashinFt Alvin, Irof Larry,
Miss Mabel Adams MIS- Gray. Thomas Adams.
1bo Human idilo1n.
pclmania the Man serrcnt
And other freaks i uituw too numerous 10
mention.
This y Strictly Family Resort.
Ana worthy Of the patronage Of the lcst u our
ctgclA
ONE DrNw Adults 10 ALL
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Bny FIoyd a Moneys
Pure homemade candles, put mp In Gle
CANT boxes, for Christmas presents.
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TO Holders Of Taxing District and Mem.
phls Compromise Bonds.

coupoul due iahuaiN iga. WI h paid At ma.
iuriiy on presentation NJ 30 GERMAN BANK.
NhMriile or al the CHFNlCAL NATIONAL
gASk. NLw YORK. NJ holden may pnufcf
DAVID y HADDES, rr,s't Taalng.Dlsif!ct
Ncmphl. Tcnn, Dccembef "A. iSsA
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FlSr gold head umbrellas At Thayer'a
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Horsford,s Acid Phosp,,n,o


FOR Abuse OF ALCOHOL.
u relieves tho depression therofrom.
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ron fno Icwelry 30 70 Thnl 90
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I
rtRsoNAt-
yIrANTED-A MOpfL nRipf fAMTuF M
| w miiilry p0ssossof 1i vast domain md newly
hullt mansion iinnod 10 the nuist ris NJ Memphis
Ibis mansion which has many line apartments. d
,hio WI lg,e} ncadgN nnl Yields through
| sitnmg for anguns-it rfospntsa rccne ihhi la.
| sp.fu thc soul VIII poetic feeling iut however
Tli ie W sI XII my 20 t1ns who lgdg9 q
/ lille ulnk u ycr melancholy 10 behold none
bnl my.ch IN W nne lpnns and 70 fcg none bui
After mature refi,vuon have rtiolyod 10 msrry.
an iariy Year, Of hfc, IN mot excellent hoalui.
aud viii cndeavof 70 makes mot moicl husband
| " iho inlf hglng who viii cYuaruf o. hcrnmo mY
bride She must DC between sixteen aud twenty
hlng tlsi bcir tpnldvl1 lot Win ihs eScsrii5n
~ on' o. sars,'9n .os el,Fnni mccfsghaum
present iSg Zen Tho iair LADY who will answer this
$40 Naa street ncnphl. iean.
A MON isKLK MANUFACTURER on AM
~ dealefin boo,a siil shoas, it'i Nonroo sIclt
A sgmopg 4 WHIT gll rnoSr en-. RAY
~ hlghest ca'h ific@ for Hides. fun aud Wool
CAnrTsTEg AND BumDEh n j. RYAN.
- no. ~ hafnsu II lObb|uT promptly attended
%. Jack scruvr Or hire 1clephoisiSL
y BANoLfrr. ARTIFICIAL STONE PAvH
u mont clsicn1, lnrkWnfk TELEPHONE NtL
Vhre hhd residence, 81 Nanc0 THOMAS CUB
mNA
GAs AND OIL. FToyEA LATET DniGN.
" IAilrt cic, Al =. hibleldh ~ sccond T.
II iDfs AND FuHs WANTED AMI HIGurT
II price, oit scuEyllER 90. 90 Main Il
MENpius sTKAN CAIliET oLEANiSG AND
lNl kenoyallng Works, ~ isaic NJ tpholsief.
lnf agne ih all ~ bmHhls Telephone Ca
WlEh Work OF ALL KINDS. qs sro0yD
w street TENNfsskL Wins aud Iron Worat
telephone i111.
t.rffz7, ~ DR. BLY's CFLrBnATTD PAT
~ ffI4s..H I'M AkTifiCiAL lLga AND
FttfN..tt-,f<f AhNs have fii ihn motion % tin
~ -g'slf~-f natural luiha rcricci atflsftslinn
III $3.50 ~ oil eases 90 ne pay. pflons o.
~ - ~ duorh t0ln manufacturer inl |
~ IC taA inclined inuisiann soldier & fulrHf |
~ fltItl q and Ifuset 81 all styles aud |
- j-L@tH nrcg. Pamphlets and pfioealsl
A, hcpEKNOTT, Manufacturer
No cost CihflCa street krw Ofin1ua
NO ACCOUNTS
EIceplSIih BuSInaG Firms 1911 ssll.v..A |
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Movements at the Leyee.
General News.

Arrivals Granite State, Cincinnati.
Departures-None.
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Election.

zion viii ie held "a the ni0n aud rlanirfs btft
uu Monday January a. issg from ~ ofl0rk am
unih O'Clock pm. ~ choole Difyciorl thafulof u
scftC Tie ensuing yoaf
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SCUM silver in great variety at Thaycr's.
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RAILROAD TIN: TABLES.


Mississippi valley i1outo a.. y. U.&Eut,
,,,,.,.,..- o., lrlfw Arrives
~ o Past Mail fi0pm eN q Hast Mai $50 M
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ron sALr on nENr.

LAND rO LIT.
4 n ACRES ~ THE VANCE VINEYARD on
u n Mclean avenue and FrtiaFsf'.vi boulevard
lh. plncp j. Stocked With q variety Oi gutp vines
apple nud peach trJcs. aud has some tour o. Give
nrns suitable Tor ruti-n. u has n new fffino.
i1uf nom cottage, AMI a we'll ~ god vairr
Paved streets into lhc city Apply %
D. u hcilENitl, % Chancry Clerks Onico
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Fox SUPT. PUB. INSTRUCTION,
MISS LOUISA COOLEY.
For PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
G. :. YOUNG.
MILE, CITY TOWNSHIP.
For JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
FRED DRAPER,
HENRY HOGAN.
For ~CONsTAHLFS,
MATT ELGIN.
CHAS, T.. WOOD.

The figures which have been pub
lished regarding the number of mea-
sure- introduced and acted upon by
either house or by both houses Of con
gress Just closed, show thot Rn extra
ordinary mass of proposed legislation
wss brought before congress, In all
over l5,Od0 measures wore introduced,
OF which nearly thses.tUurtbs bad
their inception IN the L0uae Of repre-
sentative. Vi the wlglr number in
trOduced considerably Teas taan bali
were reported from committees. The
senate made y better showing in pro-
Crossing legislation han The house, a
fact which IL probably due 10 the
greater efficiency Of q smaller aud
nor compact body Than Of a larger
one ia dispatching work. or the total
number of bills introduced Ia the sem
ate a little over O. per cent. reached
the stage or report FROM committee,
while of the whole number Of bills in
Produced In the house less than 80 por
cent reached that stage. The session
Itself was the longest in the history Of
the government, exceeding by nearly
three weeks the longest previous con-
tinuous session o. congress.
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rhr.Inlorlral nearInr Of cnr conc.

In the biological section the vexed
question Of stays and tight lacing was
discussed Ia a separate department. The
attendance Of the fair sex was especially
large. The general expectation which
they apparently entertained that the
paper would condemn the wearing OF
stays was, however, agreeably disap-
pointed, Mr.. @. s. Roy, professor OF
pathology u Cambridge, and Mr.. J. c.
Adams university administrator OF
pathology who had announced a joint
paper "On the Physiological Bearing Of
Waist Belts and Stays" blessed instead
OF banning these articles.
They have Lately been making some
pathological experiments and had found
that q good deal Of the blood 1Jorca use.
lessly M tho abdominal veins Is, by 1llght
pressure placed ndyantagcously nc the
disposal Of the muscles, brain. and kin.
This explains how men, MS well aH women,
instinctlvoly employ some method Of ABB
domlnnl compression, wearing w~gl5th1nds
or belts or the moro elaborate c0rsets, at
perio1s " Increased activity. No doubt
fashion has sometimes led 10 the distor-
ton Of .ho female figure by means Of
stays, but II not laced too tight the mod
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ern corset, by clasping the waist and sup
porting the bosom and back, constitutes
a convenient combination of the different
forms Of girdle which have been found
useful by the women of all civilized
nations from the remoteSt times. OF
course, during sleep they are put of, but
during hours of exertion, social or other
wise, reasonable tight lacing is fitted to
increase mental and physical activity.
They, however, cautioned young ladies
against carrying this to an injudicious
extreme.
By the way, it was suggested to train
ers of horses that if they girthed on the
racing saddle behind the ribs instead OF
over them they would thereby gain for
the horse the same advantage rs was ex-
p~erienced by the long distance runner
from his broad tight leather belt.
Several physicians Immediately at
tackled the paper. DIR. Wilberforce Smith
considered it a most dangerous n to be
read to an assembly like that. He de-
Clared the cyilsof tight lacing to be man
ifold and terrible, aud that il is perfectly
refreshing TO liul n girl the muscles Of
whose hack have mot been withcrel by
wearing .'lys. Miss Becker took the
Other side. and advocated rigid and not
elastic s.lys. ut The same time giving her
approval VI modern fashions as better
than sauH dives IuG0rWs,-LOn4Ja Tele-
rrguh.
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So ! hold 20 book IS only ist Lalt writ
ten when Che author end The pFiu.ar and
binder are through with H.. It Is hardly
that. Ii Is only whom thc readers have
annotated il that il j. done. The last
edition should include tie marks and IT,
marks Of reputable readers, and then the
book would be finished. This is the way
it would read; This passage is more
eloquent than truc-the facts in the S
are these" and this point the author
should rewrite in the light Of modern
psychology, and "here we have a noble
Illustration Of how a great mind crap
Piles with delicate questions often in
vain" or this passage is written under
the influence Of the bigotry that the
author supposes he has escaped"
Soa running commentary is made, and
the reader gets the advantage of both
what he reads and what he writes. How
is thatl you say. | will tell you. You
will never think a matter through and
through until you write it down, and
as You write you are compelled 10 sift
your general notions and make them par
ticular and accurate. So that when you
are well through a volume YOU have
written a book if you are a good ammo
tator. Really, there are many of our
best authors who never wrote any other
sort Of book. &c. p. p" in Globe DEM
CCrns
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NorIr

In ihe FrooHre Court Of the County Of Custer,
Territory of Montana,
Ia the matter u the estate Of Gardner y. Com
sl0Ck, deceased.
Order 70 show cause why order Of salc q rsaI
sstaIe should not h. Wadg.
Mary J. fpmsluUk, tba adminisirhtriA Of the
r-tAic Of Gardner a. J0mst0ck, deceased, hn,iHg
Glc1 her petition herein praying imr AN order Of
sale Of he real estate, Of said detrd'ni, Tor tn rur.
poses therein vet forth,
II r. therefore, ordered vs. The said NOuri. that an
persons interested in The estate u sand Nruascd.
apreaT bct0 r 'ht said Probate ruuri on Monday,
TIE gFh day OF UCtHh0r, lsNS, ~ ten 1ClGci, ~ TIE
forenoon VI said dag, az the Court rDUm u saIi
tyurt ~ Ailes City, b. thr county Of Custer, "a
show cause why an ORDER shout not le granted tU
The said admini.tratTlA TO hull sg much VI thr real
estate az The sad deceased ~ shall he n,Crssgry.
And that a copy OF this order he Published a. lrns.
four successive seeks in the Daily "lrllowstOue
journal a newspaper printed and Published ia
said Custer County, NJ NM. Z. STABLE
rTREyLLI a puETEH Probate Judge.
Attorney. Tor Administrators,
Dated sept, 18th, 1855
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waterprooang Process, FOR Leather.

1t will not be long before the shoe
maker can add to his stock Of raw mate
rials q waterproof leather. The process,
which has teen recently perfected, is not
only Of service on the uncut leather, but
can be used in rendering worthless leather
valuable by pumping, stitching and
interpreting it for ~insolos, counters,
hox toes, etc. Every part of a boot or
shoe eau be "watcrproofcd' either be-
fore or after it is tinishe'
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Notice.

Notice is h0rehy Civen that a meeting Of the
stockholders 81 me Parker C4ulp C.upauy viii o
heil a. room lnL. y. =. PrOiuTc Exchange Build
ing, ~ ihrtiiy. GpaHty sUl stale Vt New York, on
h. idh day vi NyycIaber, less, At luo clock ia the
forenoon.
Tho 0ljrc, OF such meeting is to complete the
organ gt,i0n Of said company by directing the
stock thereof o. be issued 10 the persons Who may
then De entitled thereto; 10 elect officers IL sSid
company for the snsuipg year, 90 take such action
in reference 70 the dissolution Of said company ~
may be- necessary ard 10 transact such other bust,
ness as may be silly and properly presented 10
said meeting,
rAN'LM rAHErR,
EUw4TpG 0, DUrarss. Trustees.
to. ", ALLERTuN.
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Notice,

Notice is hereby given that . meeting o. the
trustees al The Parker tt'tis Company vii Le L,id
NJ room lll, y y. Produce Exchange liuiiding,
~ the Cry, rouUiy aud state OF Sew iOTk, on Tic
18th day ~ Ngyrmbcr, ls's, gt rl ven . ulUIE in
the forenoon
The o'ytot Of such meeting i to take such action
A. may be Necessary and IrOp,r TO complete the
organization ri saii company, 10 transact npcss-
saTy business in connection ihyresitu and 10 take
such action with reipwne to a dissolution thtieyf
a. may he nccc ,ary and proper
sANl ". lNIEFR,
rINAEbG .uFGtss Trustee.
GEO. ". ALLEETuN
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OFFICE or CLErE ASD RECORDER,
CuhTHR turNTY,

OFFICE or CLEGE ASD RECORDER,
CuhTEB lurNTY,
Miles City, Montana, Sept. q. 1855,
Notice O., hereby gly.H that scaled proposals wil'
he received a. The county clyik's Ol,e, Il Cl.iei
county, Tor thc ra1c, support aud maintenance al
The County DOR Fatm, Of The sick, POOL and iufru
OF thr county, pr capita bg The wntk tor 'usuIrE
year. commencing ler m'a'r lGih. lass said
pr uUsal-. TO lUl'utU iHc VHn VI Ihy tOuutg Foot
b arm, auI uorJr thr, ntifs ru.f u le dug, Ull,rlul
and nuraing VI said sicI. poor aud iufrui add all
burial e. TvT-ps thereof, said prop0sti. win be- r..
erivpl until II u. Of Monday h"roT.h.r .ui
lSss, addressed 10 the gnld arl marked
Proposals for ave VI l00r
llhe board reserves the right TO r. jeci Guy or UI'
bids,
By order Of the Board.
J. G.. DEAR.
lJuu'y Clerk.
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First publication September -, lsss.l
Noticc for Publication.
Nd vi III N HFIsT II 7
Septemb r 9th, ISIS

Septemh r 18th, ISIS
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has h!cd nutIc ut his mention TO make
inal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof be made 9ufucc Rrgisl, aud Receiver nj
Miles CIiy Land dice Oh November oh q! 10
o'clock a m, 1855, viz:
KIRK :. ADAMS,
II. Z No. no, tor the SElf NWli. r.: SWii,
ant SW4 SWl4 SEQ. 2l,T On, Il. III lleUirue. tie
following witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
Hence upon, aui cultivation ~, said l8ni. Wiz,
Edgar J. Taliaierro Of Ina, lIanry e. Howard. of
Etnp; George e cullgr, Of Gutter William lIcury
Smith, Of Cutler.
A.GEpy r.,
Register.
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No Other Railway in The Northwest

llar IN ~ short a period gginedth rep
ut ION and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN, GENITAL LINE,
From comparatively unknown factor
In the commercial world, H. has beer
transformed 10 an independent. iutiu.
ential. grand Through Route, with
and unsurpassed termipal facilities
through careful catering "a details IL
has won for itself "A reputation of solid.
Ivy, safety. convenience and attention
20 IL patrons, second 10 no railroad 10
the country. Pullman rleepefs mod
els Of ~palatial comfort. dining cars 10
which the cuisine and general appoint
ments are up To the highest standard,
and coaches especially built for this
route. are among the chiCi ~rlrtNeDts
which have contributed towart' cater
ing successfully 10 n Discriminating
public. Located directly on its line,
between Minneapolis aud 81. Paul. aud
Milwaukee and Chicago, and Duluth aud
Milwaukee and Chicago, are the follow.
ing thriving cities NJ Wisconsin aud
Michigan New Richmond, Chippewa
Falls, Eau Claire, Ashland Hurley, Wis,
Ironwood. Mich, BesBemef, Mich Stew
ems Point. Neenah, Mea0oha, Oshkosh,
Fond du Lac, Waukssha, ADD Bufling-
ton, Wis.
For detailed information, lowest eur
rent rates, hrrthE, etc.. Via this route,
to my point IN The South W East, n
ply 10 nearest Ticket Agent or address
VIM. S. MELLEN. JAMES BARKER
General Manager, Genl rrsar, q Ticket Agt
MILWAUKEE
=. n. AhSOI,, Sorthwcslorn Passenger Ag
n, $40 Niooleit H,uae Niu1eapolisnnMi
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-11-02

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Sprclur an. Atlanta TO- Grptlcmrl IL tbr
early part pt the pr-vut y,tr, a bad case ~
Hood poison appeared uIun me. | began
trkluE =. =. = under advice ~ another, uUi
ilElnE Tao IlptlirIuu ami Shall rontiuuH ~ DO
Fn luUl am U rfHrily Wrll. IhHligNru vii
effect npprfCyJ care. Yours truly.
boz. n. HUWNgD.
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