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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-15
Isac klcn . Arnica salve

TsR Bssf SAWS in the wavld for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. 8 II kheum. Fevei
Sores, letter. Chspped Hand.. chilblaius
corss. and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures the Piles, or no pay required. II ID
guaranteed to give perfect ssnsfsction. eI
nonsy refunded. Price Is cents per box.
For sale BY DR.. J. Q. Moxlsy. 6-'s7
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-15
INVENTION !; :: g: :: !; =:

ders of inventive progress IL method aud
system of work that can be performed al ever
the county without separating tho workers
from their homes. Pay liberal; sny one can
do the work either seq. young " old I. no
special ability required. Cspitai not needed
you are started free Cut this nut aid return
to us ard We will send you free. something Of
great value and Importance TO you. that will
start you in business. which will bring you in
more money right away. than anything else 10
The world. Grasd outfit free. Address,
TRys = Co., Augusta, Maine.
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Gentlemen will find it to their interest to
wear Rosenberg & Co.'S SO shoes.
For collecting accounts get your guns, either
muZzle or breech leaders, from z. Rosenberg
6 Co.
We want all the ladies In Abbeville county
ID know that we are headquarters for line,
durable shoes. p. Rosenberg & Co.
Don't buy shoes Of any kind before you in
spect our elegant stock. p. Rosenberg & Co.
Wanted ut once! 1000 men and boys Of all
sizes TO buy their clothing from us at the low
est prices. p. Rosenberg q Co.
Buy your fancy china for Christmas from P.
Rosenberg T. Co.
\ beautiful line of fancy cups, saucers and
plates very cheap. The very thing for Christ
mas presents. p. RoseIper & Co.
If you want real comfortable and durable
| saddle at the lowest prices go to p. Rosenberg
& co.
Saddles saddles! saddles! P. Rosenberg &
| Co.
Keep warm. Buy your blankets from us.
AL kinds at reduced prices. Z, Rosenberg q
Co.
The largest stock Of hats. p. Rosenberg &
| Co.
Another large lot of gents underwear just
received. =. Rosenberg & Co.
AL groceries at lowest prices. P. Rosenberg
& 20.
Best French backing for boots and shoes
can be had Of Smith L. Son.
| HO for shine! Smith & Sons French
backing outshines them all.
Fresh Turkish prunes at Smith Sons
Headquarters for fine tobacco and cigars.
Speeds Drug Store.
| A complete line of millinery goods at lowest
prices. Il. VI. Haddon Il Co.
| Goods that must 90. a few ladies wraps and
Jackets that we will sell Mt greatly reduced
prices. Il. NJ. Haddon IL Co.
| Bargains! bargains 10 close the remain.
der of our wraps and jackets we o1ler speclal
Inducements. II. NJ. Haddon & Co.
! Look to your interest and buy your shoes
from u.s. p. Rosenberg & &c.
| Don't miss them. What? Why those Socks
at the Racket Store for cts pair.
Smyrna rugs, all sizes, low pri ces at p. Ro
senberg IL Co.
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spioces of dress silks at 35ct worth G(c. This
line of coored silks arc worth twice the mon
ey ask for them, but put them ut this low
price to close out the lot. WI +. Bell.
pieces dress silks in blue. brown, green
and goblin at zoe. worth 75c. This Is grand
bargain. The goods has a beautiful lustlc anu
Will make up L handsome suft. w. l.. Bell.
W. T.. Bell will offer bargains every week
during this month. Don't Overlook the bar
gains nc offered in last week : Press ant EG'''
fler.
Persons wishing to buy c!AilLrcn's SHOES,
either in fine or heavy SlIur~, save from 10
to 20 per cent. by buying tMii from W. j..
Bell.
Dress goods at less than thc!4' Illur. W. j..
Bell offers some wonderful bargains in - II
and 3S-inch dress goods this week. II you
can't get them This week lie will have some
thing in his next weeks sale Tor you.
Short wraps, new markets and walking
Jackets at reduced prices to close the lot. l
have some handsome fur trimmed short wraps
that viii! be sold this week ut greatly reduced
prices. w. f. Bell.
China tea sets, vases, guest cups anu EaucrTH
dolls, accordeons and numerous toys ior Tho
holidays Give us u call whGAi shopping lol
Christmas goods. Smith & Son.
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Flour can be bought at lowest prices from
L, Rosenberg Il Co.
Just look! $50 pairs chldrcn's shoes Mt G0c
and C5c. a pair, worth 9Oc. at p. Rosenberg Il
Co.
Overcoals at greatly reduced prices. p. Ro-
Senberg " Go.
Rain! r;lini rain! Christmas weather has
commenced already.
The w. l.. Douglas advertised shoes are
widely known everywhere rs the best value
for the money of any yet introduced. His Gel
cbratcd S3.nh calf seamless shoe Is perfectly
smooth inside, no taciS or wax thread to hurt
! The feet, and as easy as h;nd-scwcu shoes. 1t
| is 4 pleasure TO wear them. Read his adver-
tiScmcnt appearing in this paper from time To
time. Jcrvcy &Co. sole agents for Greenwood
"New crop" New Orleans molasscs just
received 10y Smith ~ Son.
Brccch and muZZc loading shot guns q
Smith a. Sons.
Ecioading implements cheap and good al
Smith u Sons.
| Special bargains in biankets ut Smiths.
| Always go to headquarters Tor clothing. =
| Rosenberg Il Co.
| We can save You money by buying your
shoes from us. T. Rosenberg " Co.
Buy your little boy and your big boy nice
suit from L. Rosenberg " Co.
New crop rasns fresh currants and choice
citron Just in. Smith IL Son.
| Go To Ii. VI. l1auuOl ~ IO lOE HlIlincTy.
Goto Il. VI. Haddon d Co. for winter wraps
GotoR NJ. IIaddon Il Co. for dress goods.
Brown homespun in the Piedmont goods.
have Il large stock and have reduced the price
in order TO reduce my stock. w. +. Bell.
ALL persons indebted to Seal IL Mcllwail
are requested to selLlc their notes and ;tc
/ counts. Ito oI
The attention of ladies is called 10 the large
stock of cIoaks, jackets and jerseys ut White
, brothers.
ia lady wants a black cashmere dress at
low or HIGH price, undoubtedly the place u
buy il is The store OF White Brothers.
White Brothers arc carrying this season tn
largest assortment of carpets and rugs tne.
have ever offered. Carpets are cheaper tnal
ever known TO be-. and at present loV
prices almost anyone can afford 10 nave
brussels or Il three ply Ingram carpet.
My stock Of fancy candies, crystolized fruits
tvc., is larger than ever before. FROM loc. u
SIC. per pound. Don't fail to sec II. Speed
!, Drug store.
4 Don't fail to see the pretty Christmas good
at Speeds Drug Store.
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Wednesday, Dec. IL, 1883.
The Drawing OF tliP 3cNs.

THE distribution Of the rcwS Of the l'rcShy
tcrian church took pacc immediately aii"i
the services on THANKSGIVING day. II * on,
of those points from which often arise b'ii"i
feeling, strife and even jealousy IN churches
We all love Il .32i SEAT and one lIau Is JUS;
as apprecativc Of comfort i'll this respect a.
another, and while IL! the seats ar" Coniinlln'
bic some are q little more desirable for S"m'
reasons than others. The peWS are all irrr, 50
that the poorest mcmbCr may have iS com
Portable Il seat as the wcalthieSt, and the sim
plest dressed child may be NOR" luNErlo"sly
seated than the bright plumcd Misses.
TO avoid all appearance OF pnrtl@iitN inc
names upon the church roll were written up
on slips of paper and dropped into a hat, ana
little Joel Morse. four Years Old. selected 10
draw them out The elders went in first. then
the dcacunS, then the fathers ard mothers IN
Israel, and then those who were not Strlctly
members of the church, giving to the wei
come OF strangers among us the highest RcittS
in the synagogue. In our humble OPINION
nothing could have been molc hcauiltni.
more courteous or more graceful in us invita-
tion than this, or Christlikc hand more dcil-
cately extended. ain my Fathers mousse are
many mansions"
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Stray Mule.

cTRAYED from the stable of Wallingford &
y RUSSELL on the night OF the fire, Wednes-
day morning, Dec. S, 1888, q black horse mule,
three or four years old. When he LETT his
name and tail were unShared.
A suitable reward will be puid for the deliv-
cry Of tho mule TO the stable.
WALLINGFORD e. RUSSELL.
Dec. 12, 1883, tt
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Sumtcr Districts. III. Jefferson. p. f
1t Will Pay You TO Read What Have
70 Saw About Low Prices.

100 pairs of women shoes for soc. worth 81 2;
This is I; heavy winter shoe and / offer them
at this low price to close the lot out. w. E.
Bell.
l29 pairs Of children's shoes for SOC. This Is
also heavy winter shoe, and l got 75c paii
for them, but l have no trade for this class o
goods, and offer them for less than cost W.
f.. Bell.
pieces of striped Manchester flannels for
25c. worth soc. These goods arc suitable fol
children s wraps Iiris is the best bargain ol
the season. W. i. DU!.
3 pieces 0: raiL dress flannel Mt 25c. worth
so. and G0c Thi: is Il wonderful bargain al
The price. w. L. Rei.
dozen ch,ldrcn'S hose in assorted colors
and sizes for 5nc. pair worth lOc. and l5c. The
sizes are broken and offer them at this price
in order to close the lot out. w. Il. Bell.
One lot of walking jackets at greatly re-
duced prices. w. l.. Bell.
Special bargains in ladies undervests Splcn
did article 1T 2jc. each. w. L. Bell.
Wonderful bargains in children's Jersey
jackets in pure all wool goods. w. +. Bell.
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Columbia Distric. So a. Weston. p. f..

Columbia District So a. Weston. p. f.
Columbia Station-C. NJ. Crosby.
ElythcwoOd Circuit-J. T. Player.
bethlehem CrcGii-J. j. johnson.
Cooley Chapci--I'ea MS Watson.
Columbia Circ"it-i. ri. Williams.
I.cHington--C. ", Foster.
Cedar Grovc-k. Il. TTapp.
Mt. Hcbron-.I. :. Perrin.
i'rovGcncc-J. K. Martin.
Shady Grove-D. ;. Rice.
st. Pml-D. G. Calhoun.
Sal3du--P. L. Pompey.
81. Pcter-H, y. Dorrah.
Wlnnsboro Stalion-J C. Sampson.
Wlnnsboro Circuit-G. X. Lyles.
White Eall-E. w. Williams.
Mill Crcck-A. J. G.. Johnson.
GrecnviIIe District $50 J. W. Lyke,'
u. F..
Anderson-W. II. Copeland.
Antloch-B. J. Ramsey.
Due Wcst-W. G. Johnson.
Fish Dam-W. Z. Johnson.
GrcCnvillc-Jno. +. Jackson.
Nit. Carmel-A.J. Hampton.
Pendieton-W. p. Chappcllc.
Seneca-R IL Fricrson.
Union-C. J. Nichols
White Hail.. b. Wideman.
Manning District. f. d. Spearmurt,
=. l..
Antioch and New Hoped. II, Alien.
Dicllcrson-M. s. Gambold.
Fricndship-E. Harvin.
Liberty Hill-E. II. Wilson.
Manning-G. ]. Hamilton.
RcevesvilIe-W. McDuflic.
Society Hill-k. II. Harris.
st. JaInes-H. Boston.
Sautee-I. $. Grant.
st. Mark S NJ NJ. Martin.
Wedgefield-T Brown.
Legarc-S. Cantcy.
Newbcrry District Hiram Young.
p. T..
Newbcrry Staton-R. L. Wall.
Newberry Circuit-I. y. Moragnc.
Prosperity-T +. Harper.
Goldville-B. G. Iryin.
lIaurcnS-H. l.. Lewis.
Bcthlchem-A. j. Cordc.
Cliuton-W. Il. Burgess
Mt. Olivc-N. ChileS.
St James-B. w. Boone.
Western-C. L., Archie.
Waterloo-P. VI. Hartwell.
Watcree-E. Williams.
Fairview-H. Long.
Oraugeburg DiStrict---C. Pierce Mel
son. u. L.
Centre Hill. Lawrence.
Fort Motte-F. Y. Dendy.
Felderville-R. $. Campbell.
Edgclield-W p. Marley.
Good Hope-I. w. c. Mintz.
llNc t;lk--A. lSEic.
LcWiSvillc-J. :. Parker.
Mt. Xion-G. II. Brown,
Nit. MOriah-I. y. McCaslaH.
Moore-M. G. Caldwell.
ParlOrville-W. w. DoZier.
Oranfeburg-D. Il. Mcdaniel.
st. Matthew Station-D. II. Johnson.
ST. Matthew Circuit-A. j. Williams.
Mt. Pisgah-J. Ii. Byrd.
Sumter Districts. III. Jefferson. p. f.
Sumter Station-T. r. B. Reed.
BiShopvillc-A. T.. Gregory.
Couterboro-JaS Jackson;
CaInder-S. Duckett
Fair Grove
Goodwill-D. E. Smith.
High Hill-C. K McGhcc.
Mt. Olivc-W. Fl. Smith.
Mt. Pleasan:-M. Latta.
Maycsvile-G. Il. Strickland.
Magnolia-A. Bradford.
Providcnce--J. II. keitt.
Statesburg-l. H. Miller.
st. Phillip-I. w. johnson.
st. Luke-L. PylcS.
Rocky Bluff. Il. Blake.
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The National Bank.

VNIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
holders of the National Bank of Able
Vile will bc held at its Banking House at L
o'clock on TUESDAY, JANUARY Sth; 1881
for the purpose of electing Board OF Dlrec
tors for the ensuing year.
BENZ. S, BARNWELL,
Abbcville, Dec. S, 1885, At Cashler.
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I~~~~ DS'"0oAA
the goth February, 1889.
There Still quantity of Real Estate and
er monies credits machinery
The law requires parties neglect make their
within the time above and add penalty
STRUCTIONS ARE TO PROVISION OF THE Law
WITHOUT EXCEPTION.
am particularly anxious
Real and Personal Property Abbeviie
good citizens to give me their aid in procuring
TAXPAYERS ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED THEIR
RETURNS PROMPTLY and penalty
the Auditor at the following places the
Due West: MONDAY and TUESDAY: and
Donalds WEDNESDAY January 9th 10th.
Hodges FRIDAY and SATURDAY January
Verdery: MONDAY: January ,..5%s
Coronaca: TUESDAY: January 18th.
Greenwood: WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
January 16h 18th
Bradeys FRIDAY: January 18TH .SsR
Troy: SATURDAY: 10TH .1lfbE
Mccormick MONDAY TUESDAY: January 2st and 22nd a
Bordeaux WEDNESDAY, January 23d. ts=a
Wellington; Thursday January 24th.
Mt CARMEL: FRIDAY and SATURDAY:
Heters: MONDAY: January 2Sh
Latimers: TUESDAY, ant .rsa6
Lowndesvlle; andT THURSDAY: and
Mt View: FRIDAY until 12 s.tl%
Anevle: FRIDAY o'clock and
NinetySx: TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY MORNINGS:
February 4th, 5h and 6h +g%1I
Cedar Springs FRIDAY: February Sth. %f
Giga SATURDAY: February 20
Abbevle, O. H: January LIST to February Goth.
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In politics our motto Is Tariff Reform. In
drugs, lowest prices and purest goods. Best
Patent Medicines, purest Drugs for Prescrip-
tion work, Paints, Oils, &c. Garden Seeds,
trade. ]. B. Franks, Lowndesvillo, sc
March % 1888 l2In.
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Instructions to Tax-Payers.

having Real Estate Township make
return for each Township.
Be that Township you
8. Polls must
must sign oath attached before
the Auditor authorized ".1r&%a
No
authorized by
The penalty cent will attach where neglect
or fail to make their : ssaS
VIZ JONES Eudi+or a.gS
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MARRIED..

MARRIED, Dec. 5, 1883, by Rev: w. +. Pear
SON. Mr.. W. T.. KiLLINSWO WORTH and Miss
BETTE +. SIMPSON, eldest daughter OF
james Simpson, Esq. All Of Abbeville, ). c.
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HapDy Union of Hearts and Hands.

THIS evening Mr.. J. c, Klugh, of this place
will he happily married TO Miss Carrie Brad
ley, daughter Of Hon. J. r. bradley, of this
county. Miss Bradley is q charming ana ac-
complished young lady, and will he quite an
addition TO Abbeville society. Mr. klu%h Is
we'll known and needs no praise from us.
We wish the happy pair every joy possible.
They will be married by Rev. llr. PreSslcy, as
sisted by DIR. Sloan. BridesmaidSand grooms-
men will stand as follows:
Mr. p. b. Speed and Miss Nellie Presley.
Mr. Hayne McDlll and Miss Minnie Morgan.
Mr. F. L, Gary and Miss Belle Neel.
Mr.. S. &. Thomson and Miss Julia Kennedy.
Mr.. ]. D. Chalmers and Miss Maggie Lowry.
Mr.. w. w. Bradley and Miss Ada Cowan.
Mr.. Walter L. Miller and Miss Bowman.
I DR.. Neuffer and Miss Jane Wideman.
Mr.. Thomas Thomson'S will be their home
for the present
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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Edwin Bates. & Co., ct al, against c. A.
Cobb ct al.
DY virtue Of an order OF sale made In the
% above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry at AbbevIlle c. H., $. c., on
SALEDAY IN JANUARY, 1889, within the
legal hours of sale, the following described
wit:
One Brick Store and Lot
in the town of Greenwood, known as the
Maxwell Brick Store and Lot, bounded by
lands Of S. Elmore, j. w. Green and by Rail-
road Street.
TERMS OF SALE-One-th third cash, balance
on credit until lst OF December next, with
interest from day of sale, secured by bond oi
the purchaser and mortgage Of the premises
and an approved insurance policy.
]. G. KLUGH, Master.
Dec 10, 1888, 1T
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N office.

RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens
Of Abbeville that from this date will teach
a School ut this place for pupils Of both sexes
and all sizes. To this school will give every
moment of time that 1t requires, and re
spcctfully solicit your patronage.
Miss Emma Perrin will assist In the work.
j. w. THOMSON.
May 16, 1883, If
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For 10 Cents.
For Sale,

ONE TWELVE HORSE TOZER ENGINE
" SAW MILL and PLANNING MILL, ano
one Yoke OXEN. All In firstclass order
and will bear inspection by first-claSs ma
chinist. For particulars apply to
]. A. HAGEN,
Hodges, Abbeville county, S. G.
Sept. 10, 1885, 3m
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Masters Sale.
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
WardIaw & Edwards against John Patterson
ct al.-Foreclosurc.
by virtue of all order of sale made in the
- above stated case, will offer for sale at
public outcry at Abbeville G. H., S. c., on
SALEDAY IN JANUARY, 1889, within the
legal hours Of sale, the following described
property, situate in said State and County, to
wit: All that tract or parcel of land, known
as the Homestead Tract, containing
Two Hundred Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of VIM. G..
Neel John H. Morrow, John Lyon and Jane
Wilson.
Also that tract or parcel Of land, known as
the Neel Tract, containing
Fifty Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Of VIM.
9. Neel, John II. Morrah, John Lyon and
Jane Wilson.
Also that tract or parcel of land, containing
Forty-One Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands OF Wardlaw g.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, balance
in twelve months, with interest from day of
sale, secured by bond Of purchaser and mort
gage Of the premises. Purchaser to pay for
papers. j. G. KLUGH,
Dec. II, 1888, At Master.
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THE AFRICAN Nj. E. CONFERENCE.
Their Pleasant Stay with Their Abbe-
Vile Hrrthrcn.--Appoint by
tho HiShOU,

The Tenth session Of the Columbia Annual
Conference of The African NJ. T.. Church met
in ~. James Church. Abbcville, December D
SSS, iiishop T.. ". Arnctt. u. H., presiding.
.AlDut one hundred and thirty ministers,
rrnrrS"rtu- The various circuits and stations
iil the Conference were present.
The bishop was at Ahbcvlllc for the first
time in this capacity, and received most
hearty welcome by III" Conference.
The Conference remained in session from
Wednesday !noraim" til Monday night. Dur
in. this time they enjoyed III" hospitality oi
their 4 ind ana Wnrm-hctrtCu brethren. VINO
had made extensive and generous arrange
lnrntS for their reception. All were bounll-
fully entertained, and everything possible
was contributed 10 The pleasure OF their WISH.
The town authorities had the Kindness to
allow us To use the Court House for religious
purposes. for which they have our sincere
thanks.
;STatrruol an,. brothcrly courtcscs were re-
c,ivci from Rev. f.. W. Williams and his con-
"rcgati"n.
The following is a lisl Of the appointments
e.. tl,N,
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xbI.cy:;In District 80 w. NJ. Thomas

y. T..
Abbcvilc Station-C.C. Dunlap.
Ahbcvillc Circuit--C. J. Shaw.
ST. Mary Circult-G. !. Fair.
i;radley Circuit-C. s. Bradley.
Bailey BcthCl-f.. II. Perrin.
CokcSbury-A. J. Hunter.
Grccnwo0d--D. r. Edwards.
Clear SpringS-D. j. Means.
I.owndpSvillc--G. 7. Steward.
Mt Carmcl-G. w. Marshall.
Mt Iion-A. y. Moore.
McCormick-T. G. Devln.
Ninety.SiX-L. ID. ChaviS.
ST. John--R. II. Perrin.
Warrcnton-J. II. Baker.
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WORK OF OUR W.MAKERS.
GLINIPSES OF WHAT IS BEING DONE AT
THE CAPITOL OF THE STATE.

'Ehc clemson College MIR. Benct'S
Bill 10 Commit The State to the
Project Of Establishing an InstitU-
lion OF Learning for Poor Folk.
The Circuit Judges Salary Likely
TO be Ecduccd-.-The Assessment Of
ProPcrty---TaXes to be Refunded.
Trial Justices TO he Placed on n
Plane Where Fair Dealing May be
Expected -.- The Dover Act -. The
DraTing of JurieS.-.The Commit
tees.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

4VoI ICE IS HEREBY
proper subject to taxation
ay KSs
Must be returned between the first day January 1885, and
the 20th February, 1889 ss#
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-09-06
Quickvtiie straws.

Politics are up to about 9OOc in the
shade
Did you 60 fishing with Pap and
Mother" Yes We all went old Grip
too.
Our citizens were thrown into the great
est excitement last Saturday. when there
appeared in the west some dark object
moving in the direction of our CITY, some
said it was cloud. as it appeared to be
funnel shaped. and the people sought
caves and cellars. to avoid the much
dreaded cyclone. but AS this fearful oh
ject drew near. We all discovered that it
was Smith Lawrence. wearing black
silk tile, and yelling at the top of his
voice for Harrison and Morton
Messrs Gill and Brant made Republi
can speeches here Saturday night. to n
rather small. but attentive audience, com
posed of both sexes. We thank the gen
tlemen very much, and hope they will ia
vor us again in the near future.
The Republicans will hold another
meeting here again next Saturday night.
all are invited to attend.
Mr.. John Broderick. of Colby. was
viewing the scenery of Rawlins Co.. last
Sunday. ''Ah therer' Jack we caught
you this time.
The funeral of the late Prof. Holmes,
was largely attended there being some
twenty-five masOns from Colby and vi
cinity.
Thanks to the gentleman who furnish
es our hotel with corn cucumbers and
watermelOns. may he live forever and
never grow bald.
McGreevy and Hutchinson took IN the
Hub Monday the 9th ult VanOrsdon
was on the sick list last week-toO much
cake and fish, Willie We notice anOth-
er new buggy in our neighborhood.
"AH THERE"
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-09-06
G. A. Il.

For THE NATIONAL. ENCAMPMENT OF rHE
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPTILE.
AT COLUMBUS. OHIO. SEPT 1Oth-14th.
The UNION PACIFIC. The Overland
Route. will sell tickets at q rate as low
as the lowest.
REMEMBER this is the only line offer
ing the choice of six different routes from
the Missouri River to Columbus For a
party of twenty five or more, Family
Sleepers will be furnished free from any
point on the line through to Columbus,
without change.
For dates of sale. limit of tickets. ETC..
call on your nearest ticket agent.
THOs. L. KIMBALL.. E. l.. LOMAx,
Act't Gen'l Mgr A.G.P eta.
}. s. TEBBETs, q. p. g. T. G..