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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16
DECLARED INSANE.

Mary Anderson's Admirer Not Respon-
 Sible for His Actions.
 NEW YORK, Nov 16.-T. McDougherty, who has been admiring Mary Anderson at distance for the past three or four years, following her to Europe, writing notes, sending flowers, etc, was this morning de clared insane by a council of doctors. His latest demonstration is the publication of a long statement setting forth "his love for the actress
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16
Rarnum Grows Better.

Latest reports from the bedside of Hon. William H. Barnum give the cheering as surance that he has at least tided oyer his late dangerous condition, and with all req sonable prospects will be restored to health again unless some unforeseen difficulty should intervene. At any rate the states ent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16
It was Frederick the Great who said tbs

It was Frederick the Great who said that war is a science for superior men, an art for ordinary men and trade for ignorant men,
 Marshal Turenne, the greatest of those great soldiers of the age of Louis XIV, thought that the art of war was learnt more from books than upon battle fields, and his great talents were the fruit of the deepest study.
 The archduke Char!ec, who first showed the generals of Europe that Napoleon could be beaten, formed his reputation as strate. gist upon emerging from his study, where he had spent many months pursuing the theory of war. having previously served in three campaigns,
 =
 V;a;f Sanrad Heart fair aDd 4alya o obaDoa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16
The Way They Do in Bridgeport.

In Bridgeport Wednesday night young woman took wheelbarrow ride and was followed by big crowd. She had bet on Cleveland and was to have done the push ing, but had compromised with the young man who won the bet, allowing him to furnish the motive power.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16
The Strike Over.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov 16-The street car strike has been temporarily settled both sides agreeing to leave the matter to the board of arbitration. January 1 a new agreement will be entered into.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16
A Vessel Overdue.

BOMBAY, Nov 1G.-The steamer Vaitarna from India with 900 natives on board is a week overdue and is supposed to have foundered in a cyclone.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Store for rent. Inquire at this office,
 Those wishing to purchase an umbrella should not fail to call on J. B. Mullings t5 Bank street. He has large stock on haAd and is selling them cheap
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16

Florida oranges and lemons and malags grapes very fine at Ladd's.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-16

Visit Sacred Heart fair and take chance on that fine Shoninger piano.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-08
Gublaneet.

@n IS Mor sammel u9ift Normanb
peb 9}aun D(e Dlelon, o1ttalis Cruz
bearbeiber, beeif @elpmor6 peb at
ifpbe fig forrise 2irsbassaften i
geerbebeu al Grpital Soils, Mi6iz
gan. Set beber, at bet itebe unber
ct Nnfalb af temporert &anpib.
= @n nittenaars 9ame iom GDo.
5orleben b[ep en- uns &i9e, nitten
Nar gammel os Datter af en- astet
6amilie Nqe9benp @itp, qeunipl~
pania, arreferet forat BABE beitiaalet
en- al Samiliens @ieiter for $720 /
&ontanter. @ieiten anmeloe Epuez
riet for &o(itiet, men ban tunoe it,
anfpre noset, oer funoe leoe til Ep=
uens @aasribelie. S flere 9ase
anfpm Der til ben unse 9ame toit=
bare &after al Siltetpier, en- 9taal,
ct Eiano, ct @uloubr, fofbare Mpbz
ler piu. Eiliibit anfom Der osiaa
Brepe abbresierebe til 6rpfenen og
forf(arenbe, at bisie @aper ituloe pere
@rfienbtli9bebstesn fra en- gammel
Dame peb y1apn rMrs. @ollins", BET
/ beunbrenbe Droela9 roite benbe for
benbes 9apperbeo % 5eltemoo / at
rebbe benbe fra en- @porposnsulpffe.
Set par paa benne Maabe, bun pilbe
aflesse fin Sat. @n Dpbaseliesbe=
tient bar imiolertio iltanb til at af=
bette @emmeliebeben, os / Nerper
al &isens 5orelbre antlaseoe ban
benbe forat bape fiaalet 4sensene,
fipbt @arerne, ifrepet 8repene, abz
bresleret benz til fig 1elu os laet
benz Soften. &aa oenne MaaSe
ltulbe Gorbrpoellen ifiules. 9un
tilitob Gorbrpbelien os bleu arrez
iteret. Mfferen ital bape patt itor
@enlation.
Torlaot af iin Mooer. Ofrs.
Silt i Seem Boiton iab en- Sag for>
leben i Genteperel1et Union Depot,
oa en- bpi pg aanite imut Dame fem
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-08

Beter @tpaagart blep orebt af 2pnet
/ ct. Saul unber Eorbenpeiret forrtz
9e Manoas.
= @n un9 Mano @til1tpater bar
forleoen uoe os fiprte iammen meb
fin @piter os fin Sorlooeoe. 6eiteue
bleo ftp, og &ibretbiet peltebe. 9en
,ln9e Mano, bois @apn par @barleS
@beeler, falbt ub paa 9opebet os
Tos fig ibiel paa @tebet. &ans Sp~
iter forbleo ultabt, men ben anoen
9ame brat &raobenet. Sc Fuloe
bolbe BrpGup ON fire Tiger.
- Sfplse ~@t. Saul Globe" bar
@uperupr Mc@iu og bans @atter
nar blepen i1oaet i6iel al 9pnet
Tborsoa9saften. @uoernpren ban'
be paret uoe paa en- &ipretur 1ams
men meo fin 9ufru, men oa BET te9=
neoe til @tDsoeir, ltpnote De fig bjem.
San par netop tommen biem p9 ban>
be faaet @eitene tnb, oa 2Dnet i1os neo
| @talben og orebte en- al @eitene, og
ielp blep ban iaa tortum1et, at ban
/ Fere Minutter nelten lite pibfe.
bpab Ian 9ioroe. @upernprens lille
9atter, ber baube biulpet bam og
bolbt 2p9ten, bar paa &eien op til
@ploitet, oa 2bnet ro9 neo. Sun
blep iom lam1aaet al 2Dnet og funoe
for en- liben @tuno lite rpre fig.
- g Dulut6 er Der 1900 Mrbei=
oere, iom itriter, foroi be lite faar
fin 29n forbpiet fra $3.50 til $1.75
pr Sag. Strifen besDnbte fprit
meb 40 Manb, 1om arbeibebe ct
@tenbrub, men be itrifenoeS Mntal
tiltos, inotil bet for noale Sage fioen
bar 1900. Sc forbbiebe osiaa efter>
baanben fine 6ororinser til $500
pr Sag. 6orreten boloer be fig
meset frebelise os flyer Blot, at meo
be l1bsifter, iom er forbunone meo at
bo 9ulutb, fan be lite lepe tor en-
9ae(pn al $3.50.
- gauges @pnooes Menisbeo /
Gtpin &a0ep er ifarb meo at cpfere
en- np batter &irte. Den ct inart
ferbi9 ug pil blipe en- &rpb for Dor
lille Bp, mebbeler l1seblaoets &or>
reiponoent oerfra.
- 9pnet Hoa forleoen neo Court
buffet / Bredenriose og 9ioroe @faoe
for maafe $4,000. @n Garmer, iom
bor omfrins Z Mtl / 9eoro for 8pen
ps par uoe os plpiebe, blep iIaaet
puerenbe al 9pnet os Lao en- @tuno
uben 5onbs o9 Canning pao Mar<
fen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-08

peb, bpilten @ei ban bpr fplse, men
ban iDues life bet batter meo at be-
9Dnbe &anbrinsen. &eiens l1jepn=
beoer, iom buroe anipore bans @nerz
81, si9r bam toertom for1ast. Set
er soo Eio, tenfer ban iaa; ban Tan
10 pente os bpile. Smens faar ban
Eio til at betraste 2aitens blomiter>
inpt:ebe Sci, iom fra bet @teo, bpor:
fra ban enbnu betraster 2iuet, pinter
iom ct &araois. 9an bespnber at
battle os tpiple. Sans 9ine taller ct
@pros, bans iubre 8euiibe5 ct an
bet - os ban faar Spit til paa
nermere @olo at unoerigse Sorbolz
bet. 8loot nosle @triot! Set ct 10
altib sob Gib til at uenoe ON. S alt
forman9e Eilfeloe leoer iaa be faa
@tribt lensere enb fra 8espnbellen
tentt. gtosle @triot tilbaae mob
l1bsansspunttet isien efterfbl9es at
ter al enonu fere fremoper os iaa
pioere. &aratteren tommer unoer
Samlen til at lisue ct Slab, buorpaa
ben, 1om fprit fommer, faar ltripe,
bpab ban pil uoen @enipn til, ont
sSnbbolbet ct sobt eller baarlist, eller
ont bet er nosen Sammenbens meo
bet foresaaenoe. 2igeIon1 ct iaabant
&apir blir til insen 9tDtte, iaaleoes
blir osiaa Zig en- &aratter nopstis til
for fig at itiqe op os tonietoent sienz
nemfpre ct 9apnli9t 2iosmaal.
Set eielber altiaa al ubbanne &a=
ratteren til bet, ben bpr oGre. Wten
fal bet 1pttes, rnaa ben unae Mano
flebe fig / Banier % &laoe. Men
bisIe ct &iliefaitbeo, s@rlisbeo, Ifz
bolbenbeo, Nrbeibiombeo o9 Spar=
iommelisbeo. (&eterbeimen.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-08
Mabemt @reu.

@upernprtanoioat @@effer bar till
fiaet 5ormanoen for ben oemofraz
tilte &omite / &amieD County fplz
9enbe Brep:
&apporten fra ben oemotratiFe
@ountptonuention, afbolot / ct. Saul
ben 27oe Suti, leier ies, at 9elesa<
terne er infruerebe til at tremiette
NIT Mapn for @tatstonoentionen iom
beres &anbibat for @uuernprembeoet.
9enne s@re os Eillto al mine bemo<
tratiite Mebbor9ere bette County er
iee meset tatnemmelia for, iaameset
mere iom bet ct anben Gang, at man
piIer mig @Dlbutns os l1noeritettel<
ie.
Mqisepel ier leg bog, at oenne
@oers 9anblins tnineer mig oenne
Sang til, iom en- &list moo mine
&enner, NIT &arti, os mig {elp, at
9ipre @ber opmertiom paa min Stil,
ling incen ben foreitaaenoe 8alsfamp
for @uoernprpofen. s., laaueliom
andre af mine @enner, ueo fra fbrit
al, at ies er &epublitaner, os at je9
bar jpst min 9tomination til @uper=
nBrfantibat giennem ben republic
tanite &onoention @aob ON, at benz
ne pilbe erlist unoeritbtte mig.
Ser bar insen Marias til at toiule
ON benne min StiQtns, forbi bet par
aabent os erli9t frembolot / nit
8rep, iom enoosierte Sarmerallianz
Gems Hlatform; tunoe oerfor lite paa
noeeniombelit Maobe tro, at benne
&latiorm itreb mob bet sooe Dm>
b6mme o9 ben erli9e Suerbeoisnin9
BOG De republitanlfe @el9ere / Sta=
ten, o9 pil oerfor, ON no9en anoen
erlis &epublifaner, iom bploer oen>
ne 8latform, ituloe bliue nomineret
fem ben iterfeite &anoioat til at lebe
Bartiet frem til @eir gfopember, i
COB Ero, erlist os bjertelist unoer~
itDtte ham.
Denne Gambling, at @bers &omite
betanfte mig meb ct @nbosiement
iom en- Manb os en- &anbibat for
bette bgje @mbeoe, er en- 9@re, iom
leg fulbtub ffatter, os iom enbper
Manb har &et til at pare itolt of.
Men bpis ies forblep taus, pi1be bet
fe ub, iom ON ies ftiltienoe ipste en-
9tomination neb 9emotraternes &onz
pentiou, paa famine Eib, iom leg er
en- aaben &anbibat for benne @tillins
peb ben republifanite Ronuention.
@n laaban Tremsans piloe bore
imaalis fra min sibe os lite retfer<
big for mine genners Bebtommenbe.
Meb Sat til Cher % siennem @ber
til mine bemotratiite &enner Siam,
iep gountp, er jes @bers opristise
gilbert @@efer.
ct. Saul, @inn.. 30te Suli 1888.
(@fter Sllit. nseblab.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-08-08
Gergns Ga1ls Mgebtad
rofomlltcr bDer Snsoag.
a. So1ent llo9iper.
@ubitripttonSprtS $1.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
Chic 90 Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO Oct 1-FluctuatlonS IN wheat
were again wild and rapid today and the
feeling unsettled and nervous. Aggregate
trading falls far short of yesterday and
most of that in the way of evening up ana
settling trade. There is no doubt OF a
good disposition on the part OF operators
to close up trade and commission houses
advising their customers to hold of until
the market becomes more settled. Al
though the last of the session developed
more active trading the opening was very
unsettled and prices varied widely in diff
ferent Darts of the crowd. There were a
good many buying orders at the start and
but little wheat to be had at the first pri-
ces mentioned. The advance in conse-
auence was sharp and rapid, and prices
were soon up 393Ic above inside figures,
later dropped back nc and fuctuated
within this range became firm and ad-
vanced s4@5c above previous outside
figures and closed strong and &c higher
for October, 27Sc higher for December, and
Sic higher for May than closing figures
of yesterday.
There was very good trade In corn
The feeling was rather unsettled, though
on the whole generally stronger. Opening
sales were at about yesterdays closing
prices The later was steady for time,
then sold off &c, reacted 1$4c, became
steady and closed 116@1114 chigher than yes
terday. A feature was the strength devel-
oped in the more deferred delive.ies, De
cember and year in particular. Liberal
arrivals and the early decline in corn
caused an easy feeling IN oats, which ex-
hibit recession of 1sG1lc in prices.
Mess pork was fairly active at the open
ing and first sales were at 1@119c advance;
on the near futures a strong feeling pre-
vailed and prices on October advanced 40c,
but receded 15c, rallied 25c and the market
closed firm at outside prices January
received more attention and advanced 20c,
but reacted slightly before the close.
Lard received moderate attention, but
was sold freely by one of the largest hold
ers. but prices advanced 12Hc; later a
small reaction foil owed. Prices on the de
ferred futures wer,e irregular but trifle
higher.
The leading futures "a nged as follows
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
RAILWAYS in south America

The average reader will be hardly pre-
pared to learn that In the Argentine Re-
public railways are multiplying 80 rap
idly that it is proposed TO introduce legis-
lation against ''paraueling Competing
and unnecessary railways are being pro-
jected In large numbers. and the country
IL fairly wild over railways. The repuo-
lie has already . very croditable system.
but needs some additional lines and SONS
extensions But the projects are coming
mp In astonishing numbers. far beyond
the needs OF the country. their promoters
being stimulated By the concessions and
guarantees which tbe government mas
been making Public Opinion.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
strange and Mysterious Fact.

A day or two ago lady il the West End
called my attention TO strange and nys-
terious fact in reference 10 the prevalence OF
diphtheria throughout the city She had no
ticed that in nine cases out Of ten the disease
was found in the homes OF families living on
the south side of the streets running east and
west, and on the east side Of the streets run
uing north and south She wanted TO know
my opinion as 70 the cause. but must con-
fess wss unable 70 give Ter any inforraa-
tioa | have looked the matter up, however,
and find she was right about the locatis Of
.h- iiseasA On the south and east sides Of the
street D.. Warren G. Priest ia Giob-Den
ocfaL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
Hand WORK ant Brain Cultpre.

Professor Joseph lie Conte declares that
for every grade Of culture. whether of tbs
individual or of the race. there Is q cor
responding grade Of hsndwork necessary
for the best brain culture. In the cbild
OF pre- school ego sud n the savage ard
10 paleoithic man. It 10 tho stnpisuss Of
the hand. or assisted BY rude irnpisaants,
la the schoolboy or gixl. - also IN the
next higher grade Of races. 1: Is by tie
Use OF those finer inerunents which We
call tools; and In the university. ~ IN thu
most civilized races. IL IN by the us 81
scientific instruments and Irnczines--
Boston Budget
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03

The uses for sawdust are steadily null
tiplying, and 1t Is in ever increasing do
mand II Is used very extensively IN
packing goods for shipment. For stabling
purposes it is used quite largely. being
cheaper and cleaner than straw Many
thousands of cords are used yearly In the
manufacture of terra Gotta IL also en-.
ters largely into the construction Of
apartment houses. for filing walls and
floors to deaden sound. These are but
few Of the uses for which sswdust is in
demand Single excelsior. when made
Of cedar. is an excellent moth extermi-
nator. and is much used in packing
Plancr shavings are used for all kinds OF
packing and also for bedding in stables.
stock cars and stockyards. (Me.)
Industrial journal
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3
wHEAT-Stronger; No. red. soc bid 94c asked;
No. soft, 99Isc asked.
CORN-Dull; Soc bid; SllSc asked.
OATS-May, 24iec bid; 24ssc asked.
RNE-46c bid.
FLOUR-Firm; NIX. sc: xxx. s1.0SSl la family.
81 l5tal.2s choice S1.45&l ~: fancy $l70; extra
fancy, slso@l 81; patent, s2-OoS2.l0.
CORN MEAlL-S5@Sl
CORN CHpP-Nello~, SQSS5c.
SHIP SrUFF-5496lc.
BRAN-A@f2c.
HAy-Steady; $3.50.
FLAX SEED-$1l5-
BUTTER-Firm on good grades, creamery, ls&
BIC; dairy. l.c packed l0&lSc.
CHEESE-l0c.
EGGS-Firm. lac 4lec
LIVE CHICKENS-Dull; hens s. 2Sa2.S5.
TURkEYS-ac per pound.
SUGAR CURED HAMS-llAc.
BREAKFAST BACON-Ic.
DRIED BEEF-Slec.
DRY SALT SHouLDERS-$s.5 3as55; long clear.
fs.c5; clear rib t90os9.l5; short clear S9.25
SMOKED ShCCLDERS-S9.5s long clear 81 IS;
nlear rib 1900; short cesr$sS.
P0Rk-Sl5.0H.
lsARD-$9.J0
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03

The owner OF some ho1aing pigeons at
Hemn bet that On dne day twelve os his
bees would beat Ike uunber OF his carrier
pigeons in making the distance tone hour
between Lsz-lEn and tie eov1 CT Rhynern
Twelve pigeons and twelve bees Ecur crucs
and eight working bees, al powdered with
aour1 we're taken to Rhynern and sir-nitaos-
o1sly sae free. a white drc-e arrived home
four seconds il advance CO ths GEz pigeon;
TIE remaining three dru1z and fas second
pigeon arrived together, and the eight wo-k-
ing bees prccsded the ten pAgeous BY length
New YORK Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
st. Louis Produce.

ELOUR-Strong and quiet.
wHEAT-Cash higher, but with light trading
Options higher on the wildly excited market and
rapid fluctuations within wide range European
babies were strong and list advance was raised on
reports OF late cables coming in stronger the close
essc higher for December and &C for May as G. M
pared with yesterdays. No. red cash. sl65s: Octo-
Der. ti0S5s closing sl.04 bid; December Si.olS.os
Loss. closing A.os asked; May, $lo6,e,sLI, closing
b .Qas-
CoRN-Firrn: No. ecash- SaSlc; October SSle@ SSSse
closing Sssc bid year. &C. closing S4IaC jan
pary. ssssc closing Ssc asked May, SA. Ssc. clos
ing s5ssSsc
0AfS-Higher and steady. No cash. sc; May,
&3sc.
KYE-No. ? cash. 52isc
HAY-Steady and fairly firm; prairie e. .0aS9 er
timothy. <liinslol0.
FLAX SEED-Quiet fl.&
LEAD-Stronger; desilverized refined, nominal
D ,u5, soft Mo. <i.s6.
Observation-Disclosures: Creamery, lS∾ dairy,
lac &c.
EGGS-l5ei5,so for good stock. l+Gla5So for infe-
rior stock and seconds
wHlSKY-Steadys ala.
FRovISr0NS-Hgher.
PORK-$G5-
LARD-Prime. steam. nominal; $3.50.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03

The Chicago, Kansas 81 Nebraska rail
gay tSt Joseph s Iowa Railroad Co,
iesseel, is the best equipped line west of
the Missouri river. Our equipment WAS
built expressly for this line by the Publ
man Palace Car Company, which IS guar
antee To the travelling public that it i
strictly first class You viii find all Of our
coaches elegantly upholstered and very
comfortable in every particular II you
are going to any part OF Kansas or Nehras-
ka. or to any point east, remember you VIII
never regret having started right. BIZ tax
ing the Chicago. Kansas * Nebraska rail-
way. (Rock Island Route For further
particulars address Jno. Sebastian. G. T. s.
p A. Tonska. Kan fxlsf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03

A dietioa4asy ian unabridged on. II De
means of ths family psrnit3 Hhoah have
. place IN svery household; h should b
kept n fall Gxht. ma sl1t sway IN 3
bookcase or elosA- II thero a. ehzidrsn
they should b taught the proper U.s. 81
II. AMI snoouragsd 70 f-,a 20 n whsnsssr
they hear In oHvsr.stson or 6nd Ia resd-
ing . word tho rnsAxsing 81 which Shsy do
not understand In writing also. II IN
the least unoeraaAn - 70 ths eUrre<4 sp~ii-
ing Of . word. GO as 20 ths psoYxiety 81
using IL IA that rises. ssoor-ss should b
hsd 70 the dictanar1-0ooA He1sskscp-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03

Al the forstS co1veaf1oa n Esv Ya1k
cns 81 the sddruas<s 49, GA ths vond~r-
ftI grovth u the ssrisef sr.de Ia tbs
country. In 1870 fsaAc hekAwA vas cr.s
OF The few for4sss In New YORK rs
worried Like . s,Avs, s.snths sp dAy lorg
On Wal! sxese vf4h ha<4e q fowsrs
en- his arm. shouttzs HI vueus sxt ec-,
Crssulstsng hps>,f vtSa fortune sr9iei
CT han 70 The exssua q e3p1d Ay. s0v
soros %. coz baes year sSe sold IN ssv
York sAoss. AID asooaazds q seor~s sss
devoted 70 tbs s.1s u ADv--(1oAgs
ERnIA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
Read. ana oreer what TO. shoaid Have {


Each township trustee should have a
trustees record, road record, poor record
and full set of township records and other
blanks. worth ut least g Also some ssA-
tionery.
Each township treasurer should have q
treasurer's record
Each township clerk should have clerks
record and warrant book
Each justice of the peace should have a
civil docket. criminal docket, stray record
transcripts, compiled laws OF 1855. and
full assortment Of blanks.
Each constable should have an assortr
ment of blanks
Each road overseer should have a road
overseers account book. receipt book for
labor. receipt book for extra work and
receipt book for material used.
The above should be furnished 10 tho
officers of each well regulated township a.
the expense of the township
Fer sale at the EAGLE Office. Orders
promptly filed by mail or express prepaid
4Stf w25tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
PHILADELPHIA. July Is lssa
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita.

W '
Gentlemen:-We have seen one OF your
Mortgage Loan Registers at the Office of
the Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co,
this city, and shall be obliged il you viii
send this company one similar IN all re-
spects at your earliest convenience, and re-
main RESPECTFULLY yours,
THEODORE FRoTHNGHAM,
6otrs Secretary
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
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To the heirs OF said l. ". l. Pope deceased and t
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-03
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