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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
Real Esfate--Countru

TOR sALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
the estate Ofthe lste Daniel Schermsr rhorp,
one mile west Of The q y, fronting Bridge ~ IL
j. q the dairy farm Tor fruit raising aud gar
dengng. May lie sold in from ten 70 ia Tgy acre
lots. Apply 10 Dr. Whi worth, admin Eirasor, ls2
fOurthst Grand Rapids Mich. lG2tf
nor sALE-oR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
+ real estate, forty acres. thirty i've improved.
two barns; twenty eight miles moth on oiand
Rapids * Indiana K. r.: one pile from Pienon
vilisge. bargain II sold al once. NJ. l.. S~iiL
Is Canal-st g7lf
TOR SALE OR TRADE-FRUIT FARM AND
L tinbt red land. subj ban loLs foT sale. Houses
End lots for sale and rent Notary pIslic and
conyeyancer, A. I. kellogg. 81 North Division
ST. ll9
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
properly, q farm of u acres, four miles south
of Haltst. Enquire Of Watson q rost, lS5 Grand
yiiie-ave IOl
IyOR SALE-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
II good farms and city propsrty fof sale cheap:
also money 10 loan Call AT Lovett block Canal
ST.. opposite sweets Hotel. A. r. Antisdel. sdf
NOR sALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR sALEAT
i Byron Centre. good hotel and bar con-
neeted and good reasons for wanting 70 sell. I'D
dress Mrs. Mary Adrion. Byron Centre, Mich. 4itf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

Or. Brigham has removed his Office to
the new Kendall Block. l47 Monroe ST..
where he may be found from 8 Till 10 a.
~. 3 till s. and Gas till G:30 p. IN. Dr.
Brigham and Mrs. Brigham will live at the
Warwick until the opening OF the Living
ston. Telephone Office and Warwick go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
Masonic NOTICE..

A special communication OF Grand River
Lodge. No. 81. +. & A. Nasons will be held
at Mssonic Hall on Saturday, April IL. a. 2
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of attending
the funeral OF Bro. Joseph Salkeld. to which
all Master Masons are requested to be
present BY Order OF the w. NJ
l.. A. koGERs,
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

Masquerade will be given by the Good Tine
SOcisl Club at 90. KS Armory, 81 and 80
PesTl-st, Thursday evening, April u.
Music by Wurzburg & Bronson's full or
Chestra
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

Senator pAtNwR = serving his cornsry
~ circulating in onr American House of
Lords "crssy qailt hlock" for sigma
tiur~s - Senstors he block vas sent
80 NJ fsrwxR by ia adde's 81 he Firss
Presbyterian Church ~ ~. Lsonis- They
fviii sell e s. fair for the purpose of
raising mon-y 10 pay or mcrtxszs on
TIA church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

The Ancient Order OF United Workmen
will give grand benefit ball at the Sons of
Veterans Armory, and IL Pearl.st., Fri
day evening next. The bill for the dance
will be 80 cents. All friends are respectfully
invited to attend.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

First annual ball will be given by the
Ladies Society and Grand River Lodge. No.
2b5 Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen.
AZ Kedmeps Hail. South Division-st..
"Wednesday evening, April Is, 1888. Tickets
IS cents. Invitations will be required at
the door
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

KJANTED-TO CONTRACT ONE MILLION
W brick delivered in q and Rapids about one
hundred thousand on hand, TO be delivered at
once. balance 10 be delivered in May, June aud
July. ALBEIT Brown. loj
MA ANTFD-EvEsYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w viii furnish chairs and tables on short
notice Tor parties of any kind. Nalfers Fur
niture store, South Division-st, opposite Living
ston's block. lUu
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

Lost.
OsT ON TUESDAY EVENING, A SQUARE
Il gold cuff button. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving at Prosecuting Attorney Office ly6
I OST - BETWEEN IMMEN BLOCK AND
IL jsckson's pho ogrsph gallery. pocket book
contaiaing 1915 snd three key Reward u left
with Mrs Harry Hubbard, room q, lmmen block.
IS Monfoe-st. lo5
4 OST-1HREE TEN AND ONE FIVE DOLLAR
IL bill; return 10 Telegram Herald ofAce aud
receive ten dollars reward. 10
I OsT-A KEY nING. HOLDING TWO DOOR
Ii keys. several cesk ana other small kcys.
r. flnder Will confer favor by returning same TO
Z. ID. Couger Telegl am herald office
4 OST-MONEN LOST By EVERYBODY THAT
ii has any cleaning OF coloriDg 10 be done. in
trst class style, If they don't go 70 the Eagle
Seam Dye ouse." No. q Canal-st. l6S
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

re Ruri,nstoB strike is ssid n hava
.sst the contestants g D000 tlsrIs fsr
TT = i,uhtfsl rhefher thsy have had So
0e rc0 Worth - fu- crt sfR
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
A nI.nsr.sn.aNrArIoN.

The EGgie and other oppoaition papers
are lDdas5riolsiy circulating false re-
Tort that NJ Wssros IS engaged IN op-
posing an honest coant while the truth
Is that hs Is amply obiscting 10 an Illegal
tribunal which has no powers to investi-
gate sny.hing. Our charter puts the
wto. matter INTO The hands OF the Com
mon Ccuocil which Can investigate Irrsg-
n,srshss ss well IS count the votes Ia tha
toxss Mr Wgsros ssks to have the
rev Common Council investigate every
thing when they raeet on shs 9Th of May.
lie asks nothing Dors. Are the opposi-
ticn afraid to 20 before such tribunal
which nas full po0srs2
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
thechurch

f, ~Blinky' NosGsx seems 20 % getting
iirto closer corn@r than hs hss beeu sc-
cusicnisd. bat until the drop sslls il u
lros safe g. bet Inst he viii - hanged.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

Ovsr Z5oCG copies of the special trads
sdiiicn cf ia TzI.EaskH HKRsLB issuad
yests-.lsy hsvs hesn sold. Copiss msy
all Be ahlasned a the cusnhng.rnom.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

nav znn. oult ior 0~s ag the Itslisn
sf0r n Aagssis. bss i'st e~-n tessed.
ard r. described a. ne most svfal wesr-
.cn ~ assfrucnca yst devised
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

q vac twenty y-asvsn years ago today
vhsu the evscus'i0a Il FLrt Sampter vac
sTrsed upou. ls was assaulted by Gen
srai krS- aEasED on ths morning az tas
i1fb. No enc wss hurt. but Msior Az
ussscSs Frovisious ard ammunition
gave oui. and IN the ilth IA agreed 70
withdraw and iid so cn The 1t'h. march
inx ont. sitter gallant defense. with fiy-
inz cciors. Iust four years sf,er. on the
ftsh - April. ist5 tie ssme mon esg
vhich vas lowered In 1851. vss sgsin
irsised over the battered old fort
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
PHoToGRAPHs
A n II w Rrxrrrr Pan

at Wykss gallery, 80 Monroe-st. Those
elegant Cabinets for $500 per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Tks n9zatsF - ts1ss ~ anF a. sffisetsezt
eAn - fonEe - r8stfs1E ths naaa h4F ~
seEcs - sesea. AEy psi 80 = 4tes oo1alsS
sseze fs5z tixse-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

The State horticultural Society has cut
los - from the stats Agricultural Society
nd in;a~ds to 40 Il alone Il "a fur
tnsr proposed 20 divide the Society into
ihrse sections. making one o, pomolOgy.
ors 4 lsudscape and ornamental garden
~. snd one ot horticulture or vegetable
hardening. TIE ides Is good one and
{ suggests he question Whistler still
fnrthsr DIVISION os The work is not advis-
sbls Another question worth consider
inx . ~bsthsr it would not q well 10
to'a Two meetings. Qua early IN toe Fall.
caieay for an exhibition os products, and
auotfs- N ths Winter tor discnssi0n and
the business a tGe association.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
food.

JITOOD-EXTRA NICE PINE SLABS FOR
w sae By ssr load or cord. -four foot and stove
length, al $40 per cord at the wood yard Of
John II. BrueSt, lsl Lagrave-st lO7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

F-tsv - an nnisexr iav sr3 sfirtssa
an saiecsv fase II Fou 5ont bslie~s e
ez< fae BsrkxAp rr,tsssants.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
REDUCTION.

REDUCTION.
For $500 per dozen you can get the best
Cabinets in the city at Wykes' gallery. 35
Monrce st
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

T8a fzr.7esW- HsstEDs ~sr-cisl
Tla.ie EEiacnr wss 30 tsix of he tcrn
ssfertav.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
eaordsna.

rz~4NTr0-4 tfECHAyIc ANn rErGrTFp
~ ~s-ts f1st q srf vccns vst -ee-ss e<i.
r5vse a1ag. Actress Bosz1erE box = re
T7ASTEl--scA II - N1RTH
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

$500 PER DozKs.
Cabinet Photos. finest finish. at Wykes
gallery. IS Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

sDsiy. All others daily excs7,i SUNDAY.
Sleeping "a n rUD on ssclbc ID kliaItf ~
Tfesses o. aud from Detfoit-p zT4Or rsr f1iu 90
Day fxDress and Grand Rapids fsIfsFs to sDc
nom Delroit-Dlrecf connections yuatf 81 betrea
with ell through trains east IT Ckes on $40 "a
mon Ticket once, o7 Eonroes. soc a. In'on
depot
CHxs. II. NORRIS Seni AgL - Htpzoe-s.
o. W Rus0ElS. g. T. and A.. CtocAgo
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
(0enfS--UGrfe6.

agents. TAINTED.
IL ANTET-TWO GOOD AGE It's FOR THE
w beat ling insslnent work now before the
public. ". l. Hsrris & Co. room 81, Porter
block lse
IIAETED-THREE HONEST. PUSHING MN
w De your VI infy. rIelisi iudUCement u now
fast tseliing sFccielries. st0ck frs lClsss salts
fsctie1 guaranteed. peeflisr sdvsnfsges to be-
glnDs p Ion't delay. salary from stsr- Brown
Erctbers- nursefyHeB. thicsgo. IL. 1xl
yIAkTED- -REiIAHLF AGENT FOR KENT
w County 20 sell Scbofelds Napprizine IN
hsler. Quics seller ard good EHef.fs Gail o. sd-
oress Mathews q 90. 10 sixth 81, stale agents.
sfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
FOR Rsnf--Hoases.


FARE CHAx FOR RRNT AFTFR
NaV frt rf eefs : p ~ 1~tsiae We r-I
- rsar fssts7 ts SfE-n liTe ror "a
fesisFs saeF - r :. NeSirtrses- szs solsS l1fz-
r.ln 81 1e
TrCR RFNT-4a wEAT MkREFT AZ 10 sorTH
i Iv rn q So for - g. roe e-r
: ! rF1,r 80 - res6r f.r e-ssre-< p 80 -<s-
soa - = - tsr1Es1f rs1 Trser1l Asresr
- s. 49, 1ss in resr - ss~e
: o. - fooN A8ees srFsse -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

~ ally, sunday excepted. slin3ly.
lGstfna ers iatiag tbe i,etr8il txpr-eet a. q
N make rirfcf ffsirlaolionf Cor AeW ffrk H.
tor. sul E. u p.fnu last
Through fcteu 70 81 prints cnE sro Es
end Feepinr ca be-fhs 81 be seCUre1 - =. 9
HAN kairosd ciy oftce. fwee< H0tsa- ez.<
a. ccpot ~
Go. p. RgEvE Irsfic NsBsSer. cEic4 70
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
Garnet CIedufug York..

CARPETS TAKEN UP, CLEANED, RELATD
y and msde over. Carpets cleaned separately
In the open air. window Shades made to order.
Carpets rscked u pre- ent moths Bot of rsfcr-
ences. Louis Reynolds. No ! North DiviS0nst.
lOy
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
Brinkerboff System

r,r Te~rl Trerfrrert fn1 Ee5irsfi1~, cssref
TfIFE WITHOUT rtfN. IsbETTpF
EkIFR ~ ChEfEEf
for f0f FfTirFF ~ CIR
rssrf 81 t.r~7s - p eersl arf fse1t - -sf~~
fisesses ernos.. rfFfrrs Ff1fsss Fisso<f Pc yffH
ffuTifHk A. erff<ure fw Er<srr Fets flR
er.rse Eerts iefTsti1a. sfs fsDse - Fizfuss
Ferrfe ~ flsef' erf frzpsfrIF tissf sore
feez Efr1eE - tark ~ Ses~~r f17fsf iFttfa~ -
= p -rkfe rrt frsrF Tsfns FFf-Ttre 81 10
rrrfr. fsoof - r-e - s*ssf rssir ta st0F~nft
stfreren ST. irsinr So ReaeTrl efatirf-
~sfT fs~f ~ e rr~s > - - fer<frr,rrris -
f7ts 70 - rsFr-ssatsfirt ?. Ekt svxe.
DR.. W. q. CHRISTOPHER
F<-s.ererTs focyrt r = sonss> sEvs@'
= efstse~rt trii 'csrfI Ct1rs nrrrF a T. -
= osiy ezceEs y ex1esesy sn< 1hrr<1ey
<~rsesr n : Iafs ekrexw - &z~~ =
Esd 81 (ezfU fa1s1 fzne
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
Ssf1dfsons JI70nfed--ITCIe.

MANIFESTATIONS BY A YOUNG MAR
W ried swede as coachman. Can do all kinds
OF WORK around the house. Address go North
College ave. IO6
WANTED-BY COMPETENT ENGINEER
W and maehinist. situation as stationary
engineer eight years experience. Address En-
glneer box 8. this ohCs 100
" TED-sITuATION. YOUNG MAN, lso)
W married. ~ pfesen residing ia New York.
competent hoOkkeeper. correspondent in English,
German and French. With long experience in
business. desirss ps rmsnent position with good
house a. Grand Rapids; highest references Ad-
dress V. ~, box 3 Telesram- Herald. lO5
Situations H0nfeG-Felndle
MANIFESTATION BY A YOUNG LADY
W who S a ompetent ste1ogra.her, system
Graham's speed II, woIds per minute. can Oper.
ate csiigraph rapidly: long and practical ex-
peuence keeping accounts. business cor espoud-
ence and Office dutes. Address B. n, = High
ST, West, Det OFT, Mich. lo9
VUANTED-BY An EXPERIENCED GIRL, A
W liiuston n light second work or 10 help
take care of CHILDREN; no Objection TO leaving
town: city references given. ADDRESS ~, box 3,
care Telegram Herald l06
For kent--Rooms.
UOR REET- TWO OR THREE FURNISHED
rooms suitable for housekeeping 81 Bar
clGy-si. is
no RENT-A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
room with gas At 30 North Division St. one
block iron Post ONCE.
ITO RENT-EICE FrRNISHED ROOMS WITH
| gas At 30 North Diviscu.sf. JOS
EOR RkNT-1HE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
L IN suits 81 tao or four rooms. with all modern
iT provemerts on Canai-st. for ofiices or light
manufg, turing puTDOsss. also for lodging Ea-
euiFe at once. No. y Csnsl-st.. OF 6. a. ber1in.
9Hf
RIO RFST a LARGE. LiGhT ROOM FOR
1 jight manufacturing. steady power. at No.
pesfl -. Enquire Of G. z. Judd or z L. ThHing.
sitf
EOR RENT-TrENISHED ROOMS TO RENT
II in the Vinegar block knqusre Of + d.
brurk Getf
TOR REST-FUnSfsHED ROONs STEAM
1 heated and furnished rooms for light h0use-
Keeping. Apply a. roolz l0S New Ho0semsa
block f5tf
f,OK RFNT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
r either single or en- suite. steam heated. also
Toonls for hzni house seepi1g. Apply a. Room 4s.
efvs1 iocF. III Ottssa-st. 2lStf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

CCUND-THAr THE EAGLE STEAM DYE
I House" No. q Csnal-s;., turns out the best
end gents clothing Go there and convince
yourself l63
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
Furniture stored.

Furniture Stored.
RNITURF STORED, PACKED AND
moved. Expert packers sent on short notice
Dy Radclif Holt, Iii south Division -. tele-
phone No. 90l Jsn'y 2. -
FURNITURE STORED. MOVED AND PACE
4 ed By MIS-. g. J. walker. Nos Il 10 Il South
Divis on-st, on shvr notice. ls7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
. kego

Cncs. 81 AestsIn Ave. NLaes 800 11s
: sea9ck.
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U0nted--TO EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE PROPERTY 20I
w North Fronts. for south Div sion st. pro-
peIty. Bryson Pierce, 20l North Front s.. lO7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
Red JTOOd Timber.

nor s.LE-RFD WOOD TIMBER IN LARGE
L or small tracts, lying on good streams; easy TO
log and will cut fifty thousand feet TO the acre;
solicited. Address VI. J. Morley,
WllIits, Aendoceno Co, Caliioruis. Ill
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
AKE sHoEE 4 NI0HleAN soUTHEklsl

A Bocs srflfhf iesftf bftflo kspids a. y n
m fsrrr7Tf IesffHfer a. fsF q aEms1<<,
% trslrs osflf elff3i tuuosf.
1frruft tisttif - 81 tolris end berfhs trsesF-
y eosches car fe ferrFfo ~ fflion Ticksf oftg
g. boflrue-sl-. sric 81 of1yoi
ff.s. ~ q .fs.ispi
fte,o CT taea
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13
cITn NEWS CONDENSED

NCsNEo0N. EaiDAT. AFklL Z
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

A. AmqGai JAcLsl Acear Al oepos, tseotgs ".
kUnsou. Juiop 1tckef sgenL a. Aonroe-t
{. l. LoCKwooD. Gen fss and 1acket AZ
CHICAGO 4 WEs.T AsCnl5AN-sLL TRAINS
Y arrive al and dGpAf rom Union Dcpo-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

cKAsD RAPIDS a INDiANA-IN KFFEcr
N Osc0beT = 1857
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

Saginaw l1pfess rUGls through so.id.-frsin
lesYing 81 a - hss shalf taT aglschcc fa
InseFse rsty-il 81 a a. un.n has chair oar
Tor MsekiliaN --f ua p a. tain hAs tieelang osf
Cor Tstosa 81 sDd AaeEilss Civ
1tiNl cJITH
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-13

= ~ uhlhf teIir e10tfA rbhcse
~ N iIsin has sies plnf car iH 'incipinn -
J. ~ ffSln ~ met al tElank1oo f0f tielfot
mo csnsdisn Isoipis srriving Ia Detroii 70 e. n.
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Is Consumption Incurablep

Read the following: Mr.. G. H. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says: WAS down
with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
oversee the work on my farm. 1t is the
finest medicine ever made"
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says: Had it not been for DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died of Lung Troubles. Was
given up by doctors. Am now in best
of health" Try it. Sample bottles
free at q. c. Smith e Cos. Drug
Store. s
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COMMERCIAL.
Bullion
NEW YORK, March 2O.-Bar silver, "a.
Money Market

Money Market.
NEW YORK. March 2O-Money, 2@3.
LATER
Money on call. easy, ~ q 8. Closed Of
fered 215.
Prime mercantile paper, 8 q So.
ster ing exchange, 485]4 for sixty day
bills; 4 S11a demand.
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Now York Stock Exchange.

WIS quiet, but weak, from the openinc to the
close to-day, without reaction, and the
prices in the entire list are materially
lower tonight. All the interest was cen
tered in the uld stocks to-day and under
the lead OF Missouri Pacific they led the
market The opening figures were gener-
ally the highest: the Lowest prizes were Is
tablishef in the last hour, he closing bling
quiet, but weak, at or near the lowest
reached. Everything except few special
ties is lower, and Missouri Pacific lost 22I,
Texas Pac fic 13s Louisville & Nashville Ia,
Manhattan and Wes:ern Union ~.
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ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF MAILS
Salt Lake City. December 1, 1887
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Afternoon Railroad Stocks

Chicago Produce marker.
CHICAGO. March 20.
Wheat-Lower; cash, 70 lilo; April 1873
May, II Lilo.
Corn-Lower; cash and April, Nh; May,
so 1916.
Oats-shade easier; May, s0A
PorR-Steady; cash, 1895: May, 14.1o.
Lard-About steady; cash, 7 So May, 7.55.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Easier: cash, 7224; April, 1885,
NAV. TN
Corn-Easy; cash. AZ; May, 5O16.
Oats-Uuchanged
Rye-dull; $50.
Barley-Unchanged.
Whiskv-1l5.
Pork-Easy: cash, IL 921%.
Lard-Easy cash, 471a
Shoulders. 800 @ 60; short clear, IS @
7 20: short ribs, 7.l2h.
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New York General Markets

New YORK. March 20. - Hops Quiet,
easy. Sugar-steady, qaiet; fair refining
quoted at ~; centrifugal GO test, 1-32
Molasses-Good, 4 "a AZ; refined, steady;
extra G. 59s. Woo!-Quiet: domestic feeces,
% q 81: pulled. Is "a 40 Texas ID % % Con-
per-Dq l; lake. 15A q l6 Lesd-Wesk:
tee--spot, fair; Rio, dull, 1874; options
variable. irregular, c'osins steady,
Sales, 1850 bags; March. 10 o5G10.2O: pril,
9 95@lo.00; May $500 90; June 9.75@9 30;
July, 9 60G9 65; August, 9,55@990
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Mining Market.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-Mlning shares
were dull; Amador, 81 %; 5odie $500;
Bulwer, 81 %; Caledonia Black HiNe, 81 rs;
Ell Cristo, $40: Eureka, $ll M Navajo,
81 SO: Plymouth SIC 90; Pronstite, 80 TO-
standard, SO s.; Srtro Tunnel, 10 cents.
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PRfrnlAum

NEW YORK. March 2o.-Petroleum opened
steady at 95M. and after slight advance in
early trading became weak, and dec ined
to 90 Buying from TIE ives caused rslIy,
on which the market closed firm at 9513.
Sales, 353, GOO barrtls
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Chicago Live sSooh

CHICAGO, March 20
Cattle-Receipts, 5000: steadier: steers.
S.25 90 Sis: storkers and feeders, 2.29 @
8 60: Texas cattle, 2.25 (0 400
Hogs Receipts, 1o,00l: steady. and 5
higher; mixed. 5.15@ 5.45; heavy, 5 80 Ip
$50: light. SO a 5 40.
Sheep-Receipt 5000; shade easier: na-
tives, 450 q 90; western, 81 @ Cos;
Texans, $50 "a 5 90.
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tClosed pouch for Frisco and Milford and
all points south of Milford three times u
week.
*lhrough pouch from Denver.
G. K. BARRATT, Postrn aster.
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Boston Ountationa.

BOSTON, March 2O-Closing prices were:
Atchison first sevens, 12t3z: do railroads,
e27s; Burlington, 1.22Sz; Mexican Central
bond scrip. 81; do fist mortgage bonds, 66L.
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LIVERPOOL, March 20
Wheat-Firm: demand fair; holders offer
moderately: California. is Cd per GENITAL; red
western spring, 6s Sd q g. Cd
Corn-Firme-; with fair demand new
mixed western As SID per Genial.
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Wanted,

Our friends to know that We still hand 2
grain, -four, hay and seeds of all kinds.
SEARS & LIDDLR,
80 W. First South Street.
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WE have just received splendid line
of Corsets.
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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-22
HOME HAPPENINGS.

luoIitALC az olIuA hSA'
week.
John Blaisdell went to the rlver
Thursday.
Gasoline for sale at Clifton by n
]. Willis.
-Onida will be full of school
ma ans all next week.
Wanted at this office Immediately
oats on subscription.
Mick Schlachter of Gettysburg,
called on us Sunday last
Ben. Hoover, Esq, of Fairban k,
was pleasant caller yesterday.
Grouse are said to be numerous
in some localities IN this county.
Mrs. A. Ross and N. j. Willis
visited Blunt on business, Tuesday.
Miss Cora Botsford is meeting
with success in her Iowa township
school,
The first damaging frost of the
season made its appearance last Satur-
day night.
A. j. Wasgatt spent a couple of
days visiting friends hereabouts the
first of the week.
Before buying your fall supply OF
dry goods, call and examine Weyand's s
stock, at Onida.
Miss Belle Beedle, of Okobojo town
ship, is now at Onlda, assisting Miss
Minnie Agar in the Onida House.
Geo. II. Newton of Onida town
ship, will leave for California next
week. The WATCuMAN wishes George
success.
There VIII be a public sale
chattel mortgage-at Onida, Tuesday
next, the 25th, of fine horses and cattle,
commencing at ii o'clock a. IN.
Tonight 1t will be decided by the
Carson Literary Society whether or no
we must support j. w. Harden, the
Democratic nominee for Congress.
The candidates for county offices
have been doing their best rustling
this week. The Republican county
convention will be held next Saturday.
The Hughes county Democrats
have nominated Hod. Chase of Blunt
for Sheriff, joe Stone for Treasurer
and j. f. Hughes of Pierre for District
Attorney.
Richard Burton left last week
with his herd of cattle and horses, for
his home in Illinois. He has sold his
Okobojo rancho to w. L. Garner of
Garner township.
William Toomey has been sum-
moned as witness In an important
ditch case in illinois, and left for that
state Thursday. He expects to return
by the middle of next week.
Don't forget that N. j. Wilhts
keeps ot.soline for sale and pays the
highest market price in trade for Butter.
Il. Henry, of Pearl township,
passed through Clifton, Sunday, with
team and household goods en- route to
Salem, McCook county, where he has
been engaged as principal ofthe public
schools.
L. w. Trumbull, Of Iowa town
ship, will leave to-day for Mitchell to
attend the Territorial fair as repre-
sentative from Sully. From there he
will 60 to Sioux City and take in the
corn palace.
The voting at the state fair in
Minnesota was decidedly one-sided
Harrison and Morton got there in great
shape by handsome majority, while
the ice palace carried everything before
it. That other ice palace, Cleveland
got left.
IN. w. Porter OF Cora township
candidate for Register of Deeds and
w. d. Weed of Rich Valley township
candidate for County Assessor, made
short stop Mt the WATCHMAN office
Is
yesterday afternoon, when en- route
home from a tour through the west
end of the county.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-09-22
Grand County Sunday School
Picnic.

Having been requested by the last
Sunday School Convention to call
Sunday School workers and children
together for the purpose of enjoying
social picnic, | have designated Satur-
day, the 18th day of October, 1888, at
Onida, at 10 o'clock a. m. Each
school is requested to secure an
appropriate banner and arrive at Onida
at as near 10 o'clock as possible, and
each Superintendent be prepared to
deliver an address of five minutes; also
their school to sing song.
Fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers
and sweet-hearts turn out and have a
glorious good time, not forgetting to
have your baskets well filed.
By order of committee.
j. M. MOORE.