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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
OF Interest to the Poor.

New Y YoRK, Dec. 15-The weekly bank
statement shows the. following ch nves:
Reserve increase, $2.468,4OO; loans de-
crease, SS,1O1 800; specie increase, 974.lOO;
legal tender increase, $1248.5OO; depmls
decrease, $98S,200; circulation drcra>r,
$146.1OO. Tie banks now hold ,22O in
excess of the twenty five per cent. rule.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Inspecttpg Convict Labor.

SING SING, N. Y. Dec. 1s.-C Commission
ers E. K. Doe, E. Dunn, h. II. Hart and
John Norrish of the Minnesota legislature
visited the state prison here to-day and
made tour of the shops where the con-
victs were at work. The visitorss made Q
memoranda of the operation of prisons and
held conference with the warden as to the
MANAGEMENT of idle cOnvictS.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
In the Chamber of Denuties.

PARIS, Dec. 14.-ln the chamber
of deputies to-day M. Peytral, min
lister of finance, submitted bill
authorizing the postponement of the
payment of the Panama Canal company's
liabilities, including the interest and re-
demptiOn of the bonds. The proposed de-
lay would give time to consider fresh ar
rangments for releasing the company's
embarraSSments.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Connors wins With Ease.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 15.-Tom Connors
threw D. A. Mcmillan in catch as catch
straight falls with great ease. There was
considerable disappointment at McMillan's
poor showing.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Too Much Religious Excitement.

READING, Pa, Dec. 15.-Rev. Job Tight,
pastor of lions church in this city and one
of the most popular ministers in the United
Brethren denomination of the country,
dropped dead at home last night after con-
Quoting an exciting revival service.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Ammunition to Fight "our NAVY

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The Atlas line
steamer Andes sailed to-day from this
port bound for Port au Prince. The ru-
nors are that she carried, besides a gen.
eral cargo, several hundred thousand ball
cartridges for the Haytian government, but
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
The Panama Trouble.

PARIS, Dec. 15-The committee ap-
pointed by the chamber Of deputies to con-
slider the bill postponing the payment of
the Panama Canal company's liabilities
rejected the measure.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Chief Justice Boyle Dead.

SEATTLE, Dec. 15.-Hon. Charles Boyle,
who was recently appointed chief justice
Of Washington territory by President
Cleveland. died tonight from complication
OF diseases caused by over work.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Rejected : Good l,ill.

LONDON, Dec. 14.-In the house Of COM
mons this evening q bill providing for the
closing Of taverns on Sunday was rejected
By vote Of 1877 to 160 The employers
liability bill was Withdrawn.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21

Don't Believe in Compulsory Patriotism."
NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-The board OF ap-
portiOnment was to-day urged to set ap rt
$25O00 for soldiers monument in this
city. For such purpose the entire board
must agree and Mayor Hewitt declined 10
vote for the project because he did ''nOt
believe in compulsory patriotism"
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Three Lives Lost by Fire

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 1S.-This morn
ing fire broke out in Sweenry:s mattress
result in the loss Of three lives, William
Sweeney, Henry Carr and Walter Ma.
cOmber.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
ABank Presid. n t Insane.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. BE. l.. Harper,
vice. president of the late Fidelity bank be-
came suddenly insane and has been re-
moved to the insane department OF the
prison and locked up.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
He Never win be M tssed.

PlTT>BURG, Dec. 19-Hehry LANDSLIDE
a steel worker, suicid,.d this morning after
failing to kill his wife. The man was q
prominent anarchist and has been married
seven times. 80
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Report Of stanley,s Capture.

LONDON, Dec. IA From q letter received
at Suakim from Osman Dogma it is thought
that Stanley has been captured. FL Mahdi
and Emir Pasha were captured with him.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
Honorine Heroes.

PANAMA, Dec. 19.-The department of
Panama gave itself up the past week to the
celebration Of its independence, which took
place on the 28th of November, 1910. The
feature OF the celebration was the laying
of the corner stone OF the monument to
Bolivar and other heroes Of independence
of Spanish America.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
1T MEANS CONSOLIDATION.

nepaante0 cars Oh the W1ncOnsln CenGral
Marked .'Northern Pacific.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 13.-All the cars Of
the Wisconsin Central repaired and rebuilt
have been ordered marked ssNorthern Pa
citic." This is supposed to mean the alb
sorption of the Wisconsin Central by the
Northern Pacific. No officials are in the
city and the subordinates claim to know
nothing about the order.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21

An Author Arrested for Embezzlement
NEW YORK. Dec. ls.-Talemaque T..
Timayenis, author of the original "Mr.
Jacobs" which has attracted widespread
attention, was arrested last night for tx
trn>ive embtzzlement from tile Minerva
Publishing company and gave bonds.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21
OF Local Application

Indiana Times-A great showing of
hands All who want the post Office hold
up their right hand!
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-12-21

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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

7 AN ADVOCATE correspondent writes
from Chamberlain under datesef the
18th. az follows
EDIreR Aa sec 4 ,r1s.-T though per-
Eiaps an ITEM or two Frara blfe banks
of the Big Muddy may interest geur
readers at this time Since the Daspaq
BILL passed the Aeuge eur town has
again resumed fts Old time lively an.
Bearaaea Strangers are coming In
Oh. every train. some buvialr and 9TH
siT Esnttag aTzIeasing I1is. The real
estate men haze se6H quite busy flie
naga week, and are faiiV prgUared To-
nfeeE the IRISH when file biil finally
passes tie senata. Those who have
igfnped claims the past year or two.
on the Grow creek and wnlnef,ago res
ervafion, aeme of them having broke
From fifty "a. i5e acres, ,Ers now unite
Down IN the mouth. aa the clifford
,sl,tlIass IN aaid bin gsves the original
settler ninety dayspriarity sfisioeata on
the lamb Several Of the eastern etaE-
nails have been In communication with
their correspondents here &c interview
aa naany AZ possible of fhe leading In
dams IN regar.l to their signing the
Dawes hiii, asd as near as We can find
Ont tsie ma Isrissy Of them are willing
aaid ready tesigniiae bill on prasanl
latiaH. Chamberlain could frnisif
asl1es men who could get tsta sig
aatssses IF the Indians IN said resers
= =. fsa., II. -. II n
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

.lau~ H. p. Pcttfp1mw returned ta
oioux Fall# iaat- wefKr and tella the
prest rnAa a grnaB maap gaHabEa
ppieta ahont 1nIsgta rnagtnm Ele
..Ays Cllr senate Will pa8S the faanrva-
Ion Hil II tnna ~ t can be raa6feG
Every nnnl.nr Of he nnurmittpts m
Indian affairs IL faparahIe tn it, and9
there IA 40 0ppasitiom- In reply tG II
question: aR % whether u dc}nocratic
cunGinpanG, win Cox ~ the head,
wouId suDp9rc Ehc hitl ft,f stttCeHoad
Gar South Dakota Xfr.-: PattiRraw SAYS.
have ouiV caIlGads with Ma- Easr~
hut an qH9Ce certain that not euv
he huG Mo3hann and. 0ut5ifwlatt,a M
wnE arr IN favar 0f Giving rs om
figTts COX is i Douglas fttfmeat,-
and sincecEtT beijFvEs III sn0atft-r
sOYerniqTttq IIt S#Fs that il is It 90
tii.al crime tn dappiNa any senpie ~
et.If gHvgmmant who are so we'll raaIi-
t!cd for il as ,t1a tire penpfe of DaiHAft
further That they and theY alone
are AT right the Hdges AZ Jozthe hG'in-
l.tl1es amt other rIaGters. ~. long al
bhep fn.ill the EeH,frements af the
fadaral constitution an, the ordinance
If l7az- r. the managsFa OF the dem
acratiGs pHrGp gnnaiuda tss= GttuGaa 8a
the nae;La,Ira, # va Of eeurRa i;a d4.-
SaaGad; hat springer has pfnhaigfd Il
fair vote hr thr TtD,ge without parti-
san GERraiGnr-
When pre8ef to Bre8eHst al GBtn-
ION upon the d.-iepate question, Mr,-
TetGt9reyg eHIvea al aFgHHput that
vii prave tntsa.estiHq reading lIis
rrnla7lta we're aH f9iIawa~
Judge ftfffn1a haa made q multi
bndaa ut friends and EAe teaaainta4foea
he haa f6rned ara AR lfiqai,Etl,It: aid to
paaHta IN ttsassg5 The territory nev-
nr 1gfa a hDtGer thing titan when it. "a
turIGd hiur f8g q seHDtai tar{H1
dnn'b care lUW Brigift aatI aatlVs II
dring;ttst NAV he there III nothing GIYaG
is so eftretive as aerHFtntaHces ouG-
term uraralv fits q man hsr Knowing
how f6 net d.i1in4 . aGrssts There
are hmdrads ~ thinas GiHtG nabRiha
hit e&pesipuGa wtti anat5fp a man to
atGJHd To- II Ia only bg thig axBafi,
snce tHaG hs. gaT t1El whom f9 8ee Hfpi
how 10 sec tHena. Gjlfsmig gDsitiun
0, Ghe committees On fadala aifaf4B
has been 9f tremendous benefit, not
aaip ge Daisets,. but to 4il l,s terFfts-
rins and al ieettsHs aiassatiy effected
by t!te Lsaal.. question He tsaa E4pat.
the hardest; eHerfiiig iaarHitap ee kffG
c0u1mitsaa aHd las aeeDHIftiiabed pa,
snIts u7iieIt na new MIN esuid have
anyWige near achieved He f,axAs no
enemies, iEiHdiebfiaas. fias The fssp,es
Of epefYTtadg, and is a most eTeditaf5.e
reDrpsetttativs
have never heard Hd a4eiaFE
iiinseFf III 10 whether or no he would
be aeaadfdass For s4- election; bat r
suppose he pifl feelE AZ h.s lls1f
twice had the position he would piI-
!inglp step down and ont rather than
make a4gthlng Ike a eiaim upon the
paytip. 8nt il hi8 services in the pagf.
ami what he raap ee a1,ses tezde IN Etie
future By reason Of lfia experiences,
SHAH bH regarded l,p blie naoDle Of pa
kOta az entitled 70 such consideration
as TO want him returned, he would in
all probability accept
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

" r. Purcell, Of @ahpet0u has
BEEN sDpaintaa Emitted statts atCms
neyr oF Dakota bv the prasitf~at. lie
wnrsuceeas:s nou. Ieh1l T. Garland. the
new nudge for this d5a6Fiets b[r- FI-
cell u1oued IN Wa};peton ten years aroa
ant formed a ltw partnership with 7
81 2vatt,- beng at tl1at tilne twenty
years Git He wa#a aserate to the
olr4-stasa convan tfon held At AbaaGesnr
last fall, aR,t was s4spai6ted = n1eHl5a4
NJ ~I,n ennr0itfee at hf5aen to 80 to
Washington to further that ealTge
He rs. u nIeMI5er Of 5Ae North Dakota
TerritGral Bn tFd- q agriculture Fe-
coiHtnr the appointments from Gov
ehmah, gfn vas county aGt0raey Of
RjhlaHa county about; four qaars a4r,,5
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

IN GAs faEpt4 edition. Of Ehe Pi0~
ucer Pre4s1 aatea March ~ we end
Ehe fotowine
There is gossip in Soma fFfeadfy
cDrnerB tAaC GG, ". Caldwell, a5s EFfit
err ex-comDiler of she lawsi. anh al
WHva editor ef the mD8e praGntinug
daily in the territory, wBuId aeeept the
office OF dricgats, Palmer Airana,
Pierce, EdpRrt0n and Moody can't af
ford to take it, It ls like the Office Of
marer in IfHg0---a 5t1aFb-aat to DSliEi
cal oblivion Palmer is in position 10.
make iaw pay and, possibly, politics
wien the territory HeCGmes A. state
AiEsns, the local thorn IN GitferA's
sideT ia n1alSing IL pay. add n, ca7'5
throw u1} Il good practice and ahPseis
both fortune and prospects for one o'=
two terms astieiegats.
In con Vprsa+ien with ErF. .-AiIsar4 he
informed us that;h he wisIiea 70 he aes
Alright in regard to being a "hGn In
faf1ord's sides'' He sayB " As n
c 1 .scHrGRC nan. and one Interested in
the Issues at Stake, VII heartily sHp-
port Mf. Clifford, should he become a
Candidate All reports 70 the con
trgryd3 me aniniugtice.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

DE Il " Johnson; offraHd Meadea
AinH.s gFad;iafe Of Rt1Rh sfedieai.
collage viii Taeate m flwsad shortly,
WITH his family far the practice ef MS
profession and will open q dfeteIasa
drug store
1'aeIaarh1ef4 bank ia new ready for
business
The eeTleart lHet Friday evening nag5
largely attended: aFd the exercises ~.
cfdedls iaterestire The entertain
nerl# q AZ 8f4ttnpea By Rev Green who
il entitled to ms little efadst fer elip
SUCCESS mi outcome. h.Inane the inter
estinr features Of the arenfnp wafe Il
couple ofFeeitsfdsas Big Mrs. r. ,rillst-
sBfi, Of l5eIiyits who u pronounced #
lif8faIE.ss alseHtaanieE.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

The south is erldeavoring teWork up.
an immigration boom, bnt those con
tealpiagine y change ag base viii do
yell To consider the few advantages
Eilr8Wn cut i bspy Of land sharks
LGcatxsd IN s1ufliwestErn Espisiana are
4agLna etreHlass 10 catch the farmer
a4t BBstsd III southern agriculture.
E,.Qsza4ga By 5i1e n1fIeil bsiilyea-gf sunny
4augSIsIu e.ialatE, and ATTRACTIONS that
fL,s gasb bring wealth. tils victim invests
ia fszls alsstss Of land and starts snt
aTsR. Isa the art 8f farming. He asorF
tzlEes atiE ina q Ii takes hrs entire asten.
-ttsfa Estg aifIgar4H fiftesrl acres of south.
eEa ssyis These ftsw n.res have TO be
teEs.fSsasst rs 10 eBafTnasrs azpeHaa,
arc srR 1iaa tssgss begin tn fall,
Tae s4zs4sE Ras anf at4l9 fas ma .tslDr.
lae 4sass sss RsEsaaes aaH pc rafEad
4pgsa5 A4gtlssziIa the lasss1is bat these
g,s4tas aslz aassses4agy . drug On the HHr
tssf ilts Ilagzesi ssTtlsn ct tiit4 iffGid
f4s44afggs a1eEH1s4e nGsgra;ss can be-
n qFF. SKIS as SIS sef tsu,
gg4s GsfA ssssG sEalfE products srs
81 }sgf93 E3sis last 81 sgsspsag wi
g-54 sass Sissgees "a .stitsE To flsaIaa 'if,
szzss 5sSzi assss. S,s. EsxssssssflE OF Isfe Ifgf
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

4 PARIS newspaper III ita department
6f information from tile new world
stae.tss eiiai,l,. accounts are rpcafrea
concerning the appearance At 1t. Louis,
the eupit4tl af Dakota, OF 4 new and ter
fih,s epidemic. called tiie BliZzafa Hum
dretiR at pe6ptn ara dying Gf this ter
ribe visifafi,in. which this far batiHts4
the skill az the etiwsiciar1a st that eotlTl-
try Tt Is Thought. that st. Louis viii
be srtfFaiy deDanIIatea The. epdemir
alstp attaeRs animals with universally
fatal pRsVYtf9
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

7'fzeos cts IS hcrPty called ~ rn.st At The
'OnrF Aousr ~ Hs c'tv ~ G sf;'rHs aatUraap
Gs', If taa ~ s'cIoc5 NJ, frr the r,ts7i,s-..
# p'nci0g - nomination candifatea f0' thc PFT~
.1g "'ss oAicre
n"ro'nmttors - Sc Hsnde ~ Ballot. al
oterr - t'tr rtty rrsitr-f 10 Join sia
J n TH~'s. 0 4 Rrd0rh y 4 far7b"ors Geo,
1gsrn, 2 \ Gooccr y Y Copp"- 2 Eronal5 ~ 3
! " Tfdyrfft = y F;5f, Z N Zelicrr 4 sifrfeit 3
2 Eicfclbr-gcr, 6hGr 9hristorhcr, q u IaAcNssi,
iohr trd~-ror p J tudr-rcn. 4 G s'oinrr r Il
3aetSna E.E NAso,t, Q Rca 40 Aflhmans :
, F,t2rr~eld fcs, Keller. " + Q -gerfJd, Il Iar-
fT o K P-or~r' - n C'fUpctt n Wt-rZ, o Y RnR-
'eA , ? Fnyr.,i. 7 n Eot'h, nc Ihl; q sta-
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22
THE GREAT ARENA.
rmsssf4ht Eg sats Which TraaBBsfs
Threasiaa+ the County
At Large,
Ths Surrounding Towns sad gsdhtrp
FuAT Represented Bg
GorTesbendessts
ENNw

/ Our local iuHit4s.4. a1e poiiBhiHp Hp
! their shooting irBnR and eetting ready
! t0e4teTmriHats the Wild fowl tbi.j ~e,.it
Pred FfaHnar VIII Raifd a f'}n. fpai-
denee on Ris farm IN FJcawaap town
ahjp in Elte aea4' f,,tHrs
Aug. EaeeFeIJs Il sexppefcd back ffAnf
T fnieagG ~herFs he has heGn stadgf4fg
tn 10 hin1sslf FER A. place amenw tie
/ 1aedfeals practitioners
l. z b. Wripl9t.eUr w0thY ant faCdnd
sheriff e;t5ie ,t4y fi9>a, a. Syft,sf to ride
the qDa6 will the T.e,H4ng threeIfHH
lfetllEan iFiHt 4ittErd4F !Ia wac ac-
cmfpanied 5p Treasurer Been " r.
T}epef4ct amt p 4. Waldo RI . sady
glE8d lt4At the eyersiEp4. thee pro-
eeedaa To he MhH,iraHt4 whera jhei4'
inner naaH pEs.f Fstf4aaiiaf WITH f. baun-
Eeons reDaat
Hons A. F"Wit0p wasawfth hia fnls.-t
n1& fldendR Monday
T.. HufsHitB anF Lohn NLE"u2f..
Epynt 4oltd BaIawaTa tawHaIl;y. Ga1mefa
Were IN town Saturday
~. ~. ''''''l' ,' ,9 ''r ''fl'' ~ rue rue
,'i"'F' ''''y'' ''I.'i''','' '','"' u ,'''o'''.
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accHatoneti tIptltft
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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

Mias Cora F'~ilez Fellows, Who was
to. ,laTeq Jlle efld Sioux Fabian G,h:ta-
-Et haa,kinelg consented TO postpeae
the ma frfafe 7arftiE Mafeh ~, 10 satiHfy
kare parents r. thera IL anything We
IKE tn see ii js Gl4i4 wonderful, Ffue
parentaIafaaetion 90 qEuareualy dia-
played ny loving daughter Now, tc,
satisfy the whole u1liverse s're arTFlStzba.
p0stpaae the rafriHpes indefiHitelp
and marry 'pnr vt ita nf1a- who wears
DaItt4
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

=bb}le oesb can shows tno n4aaq 4na-.
hound sta sfsfitas r.a stats s,S ilas rits. es-
daStfpAness ~ a4r ssaiE tor ghes SEM
sibFs man who desires 81 fGVsass
CfoeaatEes. in siaenap swamnsr yei!o4p
tEVer In hail aIllaH4aaE tillss-=4ss:Ytf raw,
chiR4 FatAa In WiI1fef ARE t3f.l at
tfReffo9fs pewerftst as,os4eh Ia Engp g4ez
tidk ef tfusFigraGfaaa aaw about Ia
p6ttr fFata Eln I6ta-
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

2oy ter f"'i F"No A-a taFo-f paps. +-t5t7Ari5.
from E- pos6o+cg tlcr' ttfr.e.trf - I'm 1.
eFiefli"P ~ hHs s'fBerrFrd Or ftt So rrabo.as
bIs fog 6ra paY hnAn4
Tho e~nrfa haVa dScidsd stat -efuFtna= ~ gsHs
a"yea5sy5art o"F S,"sf from aFSc tSatot''c-
rena@oi-fR and t~srfsc q nHct4fttt ro is o-.1Tn-
ftciA "Si1fe'4,..seST frt~tf1ic-si F-e-t,f
r 8HY pATl6f s"fers hfs Dsner disGsnfinHri, he
hs nfTsaE osy ailaHsearssea o' the pNbIin.ss may
COP Fre 10 set IT, antf o-P ient ~, ft1-s, t-ti ~S.
!"at tN s'F eftl..t rsfe.' f}f,. rrparsis tae
rom, She sffrs ~. ~ e,f
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-22

Eegnn aRsprBH--u TIub ~ W~se
Eease T.s~sssry gseafsff.
Logan RepHHIiaaH Club will Iueet m
regular s44ssfuH at the eeHrt EHsHae He-ys
.Etiessfas evening, At .iiiefl siHle tars
tiTsb general debate viii fake place. A
.eortfitsF insritafioH II exter,asa IL fita
ladies' The fssitewing PrefTasH wili Be.
.dispesea afe
Reading and correction sf aainHs4a 4ss
preceding thesafiss
signing t.eHsffisHfEsfs BY racrsits
Music
Dlsesssainm of the asIpsfiGH, n hat Iss
aie differences syaan tsse republican
and denlcfistff par les = AilHWard Dp
Hon. raFtlE n: ii O. q. KenHadvs
and n IT II te;nef.
~ Music bsE fl.. RisseE
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The Ganfth ANIMAL fair fGr the GfTTi-
Tory 0f Dakota Will be hetd III Mitch
I'll +epte1aiter II ton ineI1tsips5 over
f2n ,G00 in peennfua8 will bc otrerest,
including $50 for county displays.
~ecrrfaGy RuahnelI ia prnDart1g a'a tn-
ts.reRttna program, and the efti2Hua of
SritahHil are already doing what is in
theif* rGpgt.r tn make this t,e H1ost; at
lrlc.4vs nenaaion Of the gaasa1l of ~
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a.1arlat fa 19EEg 4 lysre.,9 ,,p4 las

\ aHhelaf EA -FEFE 1l9NAt.sF44 -Ea3s
evening from H0a Ial,n Fl Eilaara-
ports the nisssa ge ef the Sia3Ty Fesarpa-
tton bill IN Bhe senate, with slight
amendments He sts8e alf wilTbe agreed
To. aalf tf.. BID al4.1rtla hef1raa q f.fgy-
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H. n Ftt RITZ FIR fsrgt6ea as es,iufy y1tTtqE
atau = 'Ftnirf +ttaar at'pw1ist 400
Tie bilf 81 tfi(fi for setgirfs
as pelfptfadent ittard 81 braitii. Waa
nsitetatt
Fheiitti af' Z b T0tfiy. fur bongiitfe
Louisa eiIng. pttf islia 5vAr
Blu % PfrHifat Bros for hHhaice
claimed 81 acee'tfft ~;tH refertsa,
Blli of j af S6rfil. FOR ssfgfees fs
agiiif, Aifpif - tlirlf; ie4eetett
MiFilits fraa afia Oh motion apbrav-
ati.
On netisn adioafnef siin. aie.
Abt-7t. i. N FfNf. if;;
81 COOPER Ebaii9mitii,
CousttV AlIaf4qfp
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E Th4 teTtl+sa'taE enc;assenefsg 81 the
sons % Veterans Will he held at AZ
naoar IN. Nfaps
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- Corn III lclnnt The 4eerE Raaes is
to hs 4 ylecftfsa s,tcpess Si0fTg City
- getGine BlferA ~
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We Told YoulSOl'

Second gr4 Wfre S8l5 Ifafsha4town Sei5ar Ms
world Bnferss copper 8hottefn ~
and VI 20 Pint M eepe for 0neatla kef9sens ean
20 0neeatton Kefbsene fsgefe 20 ef WE'VE
quart StaiAer Buckets TwepeGnnl F4ffing Fir i%f ~
Good Ter Kefe tepper bote IS cts Gotff Gohef Po s
Ter Pots from fB mp Good Door locks 10 ct steve
Pipe FIT Eowe eeufs lapeta Taees for 10 t toa
Seatt 3 eoa aet fsolne Stoves Pnhe afiha Ntonee nnd
all kinds Of Tin and Hardware abort haf price,
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MasgltaY etaB u


The beard 81 county eepiffiissIenr'qi
OF flFue1EH county, and fiie county
mdfset. If aid ceunty, niet at Che
atlditaF4 Office 81 Monday, March ~,
lSSs. fi3f the rnrpnHs Or eanYae.Aifg
tiie vote on tiie pfopoaitfon ti aeii Tiff
court ltonee sfaarr The board flteft
oEaafil2ea NJ q eslfi wasting board '.iret-
ing ! II, Fs9Pie4 ne chairman Of 5aid'
board
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lAW4
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