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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

A. o. u. w.-Weicome Lodge. No. Is. Meets
first and third Saturday Of each month. NJ. w,
David HAIL. Recorder, ID. q. Jordan; Financer,
w. y. Meloon.
c. A. R.-U. s. Grant Post No. a5, first and
third Saturdays of each month, p. m. G.. W.
Everts, Commander: j. N. Garner, AdJuiant
=. fV.-Corporai Tanner Camp, No. 81. first
Saturday Of month. p. M. Frank A. Everts,
Captain; u. NJ Anderson, Sergeant.
w. C. T. Meetings Second Thursday of
ca n mouth, public meeting next Sunday evening
Mrs. w. Porter, President.
w. r. Gu. g. Grant Corps, No. Meetings
first and third Saturday of each month. Mrs.. VIM
Tooniey. Commander: Mrss Carrie Everts, Sec'y.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
OFFICIAL PAPER OF SULLY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY.

COUNTY.
Board OF Commissioners-James Lawrence,
Chairman; j. II. Maxwell, Benton Doner, Thomas
Mateer W. w. Botsford.
Register of Deeds-N. w. Porter.
County Auditor-H. =. Kimmei
Clerk Of Coirts.-C. w. Hawes.
County Judge-Thomas NJ Goddard.
States Attorney-D. NJ. Anderson,
Treasurer-Wm. Toomey.
Sherifr-Albert A. Faust.
Assessor--W ID. Weed
Slrveyor-M. L. French.
Coroner-H q. Pease.
Superintendent OF Public Schooia--J NJ. Porter.
Justices of the Peaee-t;eo w. Everts, =. w
Lavery, III. Lounsbury, w. :. Haynes.
Constshles-1ra w. Cole, Charles Houck, John
T. .Gilliger, Sidney Ragan.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20

Geo. II. Sergeant of the On,da
House, is suffering from lumbago this
week.
The Republicans of the 4th Com
mississioner District will meet at Cliff
ton and nominated candidate for Com
missioner today at 2 o'clock.
Read Albright & Vests lumber
adv. in today's WArcHMAN. They
have concluded to close out their en-
tire stock at great reduction.
w. l.. Linke of Hartford, Conn.,,
and J. /. Houtz, Of Blunt, were in
town, Thursday They were looking up
some real estate matters for a Connecti-
cut firm.
A prairie fire recently passed over
parts of Morton, Cora and Norfolk
townships. In Cora it destroyed about
80 tons of hay belonging to Henry and
VIM. Lawrence.
Two threshing machines were dis
abled by break-downs in this neighbor-
hood Monday. w. Fl. Shepherds at
Wallace Lilly's and Chas. Nelson's at
p. A. Terwilllger's.
Dan Smith and r. McGannon of
Okobojo, were Onida visitors last Satur-
day. The former, we understand, is
seeking the nomination for Sheriff from
the Independent party.
j. f. Martin has had his stable
moved to Onida from Fairbank. HIS
residence will be brought over next
week, and placed on the lot north of
Tom Doner's grocery store.
Miss Susie Porter departed for
her home at Oneida, N. Y, Monday,
after spending year here with the
family of her uncle, n. w. Porter.
Miss Porter made many friends while
here whose best wishes follow her.
Potter county was represented in
Onida last Saturday by Hon. S. c. Lep-
pelman, Hon. VIM Austin, Editor +.
G. King of the Herald, A. L. Ellis, 4.
Il. Gross, Alo Abrohamson, d. l.. Carey,
w. w. Scott and j. r. Hughes of the
Potter Co. Bank.
1t is rather remarkable coinci
dence that in the death of Phil Walter
three of the ball players composing the
Potter county nine that played against
Aberdeen last year, have died, namely:
Dunbar, Keyes and Walter. The death
oftwo, no doubt, resulting from injuries
sustained in that game.-Le6aaon
Observer.
A party composed of Misses Ella
Toomey, Carrie and Gertie Everts,
Dele Finch, Mrs Y II. Allen and Miss
Maggie Butler of lincoln, III, and
Messrs. Harl Porter, Anthony Den ton,
Tommy Weed, Charles Everts and Al
bert Toomey, spent the first half of this
week along the Missouri, south OF
Forest CITY. They report having had
an enjoyable time.
HONEY, at Bargain store.
Will Allen of Pierre, aged 90 years,
met horrible death at Aberdeen on
Monday last. While exercising n
horse on the fair grounds, belonging
to Geo. Brong of Pierre, he was kicked
on the left cheek by the animal which
immediately ran away. When the
horse was stopped Aliens body was
found to be wedged in between the
wheels and other portions Of the rig,
and his clothes cut and torn from the
body in number of places. He new
er gained consciousness and died in
about hours. Will Allen was
brother of c. A. Allen, now of Forest
City, but formerly merchant in Fair
bank, and was quite well known In west
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
A Deserving Compliment.

Lebanon, Potter Co. Observer, Dem.
Our old friend, n w. Porter, regis
ter ofdeeds of Sully county, was rcnom-
mated for the same office by acclama.
ton, at the late republican convention
in that county. A deserving compli-
ment to worthy official.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
For Sale.

Six head Of mares; five head of
Colts; Four head of fresh milch cows;
Span of mules to trade; One Riding
Pony, with saddle and bride; Farm
machinery and Househol furniture of
OF various kinds. Apply to
FRED CoDDINGToN
s. ] Sec 1l-ll3-76.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY.

LADIES AID SOCIETY Meetings appointed. Mrs.
II. 4. Kimmel, President.
METHODIST Observation-Disclosures every alternate
Sunday morning and evening. Rev. j. d. Allison
pastor. &
UNION SUNDAY ScuocL-Sundsys, IL O'Clock. ID
q. Jordan, Super intendent; Frank A. Everts. Sec
retary.
Y. p. s. C. E.-Sundays, 80 p. m. w. B. Day,
President: Calvin Barber, Secretary.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
I WANT.
A good mulch COW to milk all winter
IN hnshals nnod nofatnns

/ bbl. White Beans.
and will pay fair prices for all, same to
have been raised In this Co. this year,
except the Cow
w. n. MELooN,
Onlda, s. ID.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
That Little Bill.

Now that the farmers are marketing
their grain and getting good prices we
hope they wont forget to call and that
subscription TO the WATCHMAN. Each
bill OF itself is small, but in the aggre-
gate will amount to quite sum to us.
Don't forget it.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
70 Taxpayers.

This month-September-is the last
in which taxes can be paid without the
expense of advertising heing added.
Parties interested should not forget
this.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
FOR SALE,

One 3-years. old full Blood Holstein
Bull. II. A. OEsTRIcH,
Harold, S. d.
S. w. I Sec. u.1l4-74.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1890-09-20
HOME HAPPENINGS.

DIR. II. j. Loughlin OF Blunt, was
in the city, Wednesday.
SHERIFF Faust made trip to Gettys-
burg the first Of the week.
Mrs. l.. A. Temmey of Blaine Twp.
is visiting relatives in Iowa.
--B. p. Hoover of Fairbank, was a
caller last Saturday and yesterday.
Rev. Emanuel Schultz will preach
in the school house tomorrow morning.
e. f. Brooking left for Pierre,
Wednesday, to work at his trade, tailor
ing
p. A. Terwilliger will spend the
winter at Belvidere, Ill.,, his former
home.
The County Alliance did no bust
ness at their meeting called for last
Saturday.
Two inches of snow fell at Fargo
and other points la- North Dakota on
the 18th.
-Rey. Allison will preach his fare
we'll sermon in Onida one week from
tomorrow.
The local equal suffrage club held
u meeting in the Court House Thurs
day evening.
DIR. Pease expects Mrs. Pease to
arrive here from Oregon the latter part
of next week.
Try can of that Standard baking
powder and get dish-pan or water
pail, at Frenchs.
The S. of V. will meet today for
the purpose OF drilling and organizing
for trip to the Missouri.
L. +. Looms and Chas. j. John
son S wheat, threshed this week, aver
aged over 10 bushels per acre.
w. S. Haynes, who has been living
in Pierre since last fall, has returned to
his farm in Pleasant for the winter.
Say. friends, don't be backward
\ few dollars on subscription is what
we want and must have Immediately
ID. F. Sweetland, of Okobojo, was
in Onida last Saturday en- route to the
State Fair at Aberdeen on his bicycle
S. d. Bonsey, of Faulkton, deliv-
cred an equal suffrage address to a
small audience here last Sunday after
noon.
Rev. A. +. Burrows, formerly In
charge of the NJ. +. Church at Blunt,
is one of the Independent party stump
orators.
IS. A. Travis, ofthe Okobojo Times,
smiled on us last Saturday. Steve was
attending the convention and other
meetings.
John Garner did not begin school
in the Finch district Monday, as stated
IN our last issue, but will commlnce
next Monday, the 22d.
Herman Schultz and family OF
Milford township left overland for
Mitchell to spend several weeks visit
ing relatives, Tuesday.
w. G. Ford, connected with the
Raii,say Age, of Chicago, was in town
last Saturday, in company with j. r.
Hughes of Gettysburg.
&C. H. Walworth, an Omaha capi-
talist, formerly of Fairhank, and b. p
Blair, OF Fairbank, were doing legal
business in town Monday.
ID. +. Killing of Pennington town.
ship, was in town, Wednesday, with a
wagon load Of watermelons which he
disposed of to NJ. l.. French.
The public meeting Of the w. G.
I. u. held IN the school house last Sun
day evening was quite well attended.
A good program was rendered.
j. +. Cole has received a conslgr-
ment of Begg's patent medicines, and
will soon put in a full stock Of drugs
for the convenience of the public.
ID. L. Carey and daughter, MISS
Agnes, of Copp, arrived IN town yester-
dag and are the guests of N. W. Porter
and family. Miss Carey Is in route to
Pierre TO attend the University.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10
SUM MONS.
IN tho district Court of the Second Judicial Dis
,rirt # TIE 4, 1rit, ry If IdsLo. il AID foI the

Ia .be District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
,rirt - ne T,1rit, ~ If IdsLo. il AID TOT the
County OF lturhs
s.,ri,s C.s.v, aintif. VS.. Reginald q. Casey.
d.fepdnLt
The I.rr tory Il ldhfo sen0s p~e' . " Az %
uslL 5 Casey Dsf nd d.
Van az, Il. r.i y Itqulr, d to sppt sr III an stuur
brought .eains, ,tu b! the altvt anne pia.H r
in ~ II. s1r,t {, TT the Second judi ai U,s-
tyict OF til. ier1itory Of Idaho, IN ana Io' 'n
Cou, 4, of : tu1as 81 10 HLsWer TIE c. mois ~
Al. herein wi,iin ten days texc1u I'VE VI tne
o,y of 81, vice, sft.r the service On you .! W.
sumnous. If served on you witnln tn!s CounH'
~ ~ ,pryed ont of this county. hut IN tnis ols-
lr,ct within twenty days; othei wise withln 1or'y
| days--pr default will be taken agsli 81 wy. a.
i'he aid action is brought to dissolve tne IN Ius
| NJ ~ s,rimony heretofore and now existing pc
| ~ cen plaiit fl and defendant, for resHoF. ~ :.
| At orne1 tee ard for costs OF SUIT arg TX aus'
"a ns,ti.s were duh, married At salt axe CITY:
r,.h sluut the 18th day OF January 1sct nv
| fer IL orr than one y, MT last pas' a. ,ehuAn "o
| Z II, TO n, VI, p tor TIE pAiLt the cohh"n
~. r.ss,,i.s life bee, Ut his ldle' tss pro''
lpa,y dissipation and habitual ihU lnIeFs",e'
! he facts more fully appearing IN plx'hun I'm
plai,t On FL VII b reference IL ner ov Lp. -
And you ar- hereby notified that II You is'l ~
sppea, and answer III. r"id roml 'sh .A,, Nv Wv
r,nur. d the said pi int # i'll take d. isul' snG
lly t. the Court LOT the feiiei uen" "
complaint. A.. nj.
Given under M hand and the Seal ~ the DIS
tr,ct Court of the S.c,nd Iu'.icia' 10
81 triet, OF the Ierrit'ry Of l'ann, IN AN
7 tor The County Of -lturns' tn,s 200 ., ~,
SEAL. of Juy. in the year OF our ora one 'Ao'
| I sand eight hundred ard ninety.
SOL. HASFROrtK,
| C,tlk Of the ietrict Court
BYE Z. RICHARDS. equity Cleri
| VIC BrERBnwER Plat tins Attorney.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10
Application tor Patent.
NOT &c No. 1873.


US1rEp SrATFs LAND OFFICE,
BAILEY. iDt Ho, August Is, lSso.
n tice is here,, g,v-i. that N. thtnlioi Col !
I'm S.tv,r Mining emp ny, oo1poiAh' our
c1ea w., under the laws # the st"te oi Ao"a'
wi IN ITS priu ipal tice 1T MAJ che str Iowa ua
N, auo.b.y inf. CT. L. sullivan v h' st posi-
, fice ader,ss l.. HALEY, Aitnras county. Idaho.
has iua.. application for United stht-s 1a'eh'
MAsCHEsTER LODE MINING CLAIM AND
MIL SIZE.
situnte in Mineral Hiil Mining District, Alturhs
county, state of Idaho, consisting o. 1898 linear
feet O, the lode and surface greuna eco feet vide
b ing ct 40. - A and and described IN the
iela notes plat of the official survey on ME ID
this Office with sgnef1c varlatitn ~ 10 ueereeS
and 30 minutes east as foil VS.:
D.s, ript,ou If the MancLt ster Lode Mlnine
LAIN Surve, el9 A. Lo' - A.
Coz, IN. u, ing nj tn discovery stake tHence orth
~ az. re.s ,nues ast 1913 feet I. the horthr y
c, nte tnd stnk, thenc. Loi til 63 cts 40 n''h-
ut. W. Il ~, f,et t. corner No l., wheh' cor e1
No of NaIr & uke No l. ode tia u. !"' ~,
iu.nti,nI With Z. rn.r No. Of tcl Iet L"d, Lot
A. bot, lnimed b, j. HI. V. Far~th ears htr,h
So d Ut, es ID mil uteS west e. fttt, th nee south
a d, rec lii east TO- feet I" ter1' NO =:
tt.,c. 50 nth s .tg,tts 40 minutes est 1898 ttet
| toe .n,rNo 8 wh.hc. the d rerh n~'orn, De-
| tween St. tiuns ana 10. 1o~hship n"rth, h'i ke
| ~ .ast lie. Is tUuth deg ttt "A NH utts Isl
| 7gu 7;Otept; thence north S. de REFS 10 minut s
wet 800 10 southwes, enter ind stake ana to.
let corr er No. 4; ,heuct II nth ~ gees :.
minutes EAST 1893 I, It l., c,ri er NO anu plhc VI
beginning surve, of exterior boundary u th't
| cl, i'm lucluilne An area OF 10 l4i 100 acres p
Piled tor. NJ colflcfs . q,
Descri ;tinn OF Manchester Mill Site. Survey No
Refining at corner No /, which is identica
with e ,ner No. Wala waltz Mil Site, Snr'e.
sis 3 WI. nee corner No. manchester Lode Claim
. surve, go A, LeslR south 80 uegrt. y 81 lnlhut
east Oss ..iu feet ana from c.rl.r No ] NIL! site
III. conner to Sc, tons I, 5. ann Town MP
nor,h. kange II st bears south 30 d. grees a i =
mites rs seconds east 5048 ~ feet thehc- fout
63 agrees / minut q west co feet e. corner NJ
2; the, &c nrth d.gr. rs W. st 25O feet to cornt
No 8: thence north Is d, Rr.ts 10 miiut' y east Ut
feet t.. corner No 4; thence q nth degrees es.
t, ,srner No. sns place of b. GINNING survey
ext. or b,und,r ~ Of this mill site. including \
area Il "a = on q. res applied for No coi hirts
The sa,a init II y cl.ttn ind Mill ste ceihs
recur / IN thu , r. vi the keccrNtr Of SAID anil
ing d,stri. 1t Haley, in Alturns county, Idaho
The neares. known location being tine Nsrro
Gauge No. l lode claim.
w. T. RILEY. Register.
1 direct that thi. notice BE- pub ish.d IN II
Wo klvtR lines, the newspnie r puoilsht
n. Arrest the said mining claim. tor the period
sixty days W. T. h1LL1' neRis'eF'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10

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1t contains every improvement that
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produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10
international Surgical Institute
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
BUTTE CITY, Mont,
KANSAS CITY, Mo

All bio diseases successfully treated. Syph.
little poison removed from the system witno"t
mercury New Restorative Ire tmeht Tor Loss
If VI, Power Persons unable t. visit us IN ~
IT, treated vt home by correspondence All r"m-
mu tcat ne confdel,t ial. Medi ines or Ins'ru
ments sent by mel, or express securely packed
one personal int rview preferred CT ana con
snlt u.s. or send history Of your case. and we VIII
3, nd il. plain wra! p. cur Book FREE exp'f'hi"l
VIII, thoIls ands OF be cure II Privath S1ecirl
nd N-r> Gus Dse .ees, seminal Wrakn' S. Sr'r
mnto. ri na. Impt-ncv, syphilis, Gohorrh9"'
Gl. ct, Varicocele &C.. etc.
Drs Li.hiy h Co. ar the only qualified or
resro, sble Specialists left in Mon ana, s'hce I've
new medical W. The FX"mih1ng surge on Will
visit HAiIFY Quarterly. Pr'va'e ofh VIII hF
vt the Alturas Hotel KITE uln and Bellevue
patients come T. ilai'y
OF c. hours rom to 5 and t" , p. m; or ny
sppo ntmelt IN obscure and urgent cases.
CONSUL T,TI' FkEE.
Northern Division BUTTE CITY, MONT.
Eastern Division KANSAS CITY, MO.
estern Division - AGO deary street. San
FRANCISCO. L.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10
Application tor Patent.
NGTlcE No g. 4.
TN TED oTA1Es LAND OFFICE,
HALEY li,AHU, uAust Is, !,

TN TED oTAlEs LAND OFFICE,
hAlLLY InAHU. august Is, l'"o.
Notice II hi reb! given that he 1 h"h pit God
and silver Mining e. mp m. II corpnr",I"n or IAN
r. d under tint l. ws OF hit State vi Iowa. with lis
r,ncipul off,. at Manchester Iowa, ~ ~. SUI
hvan, Its attOrneyin tact. whose Post nice add'' ss
made application scr II United STATES Patent tor
WALLA WALLA LODE MINING CLAIM AND
MILL SIZE.
situ te In Mineral HILL Mining District, Alturas
county, state Of Idaho. consisting IL 800 linear
fe, vi ,he iooe, and surac. ground to fee' VIDE
beng Lot No 90 A and nj d. scr, bed III the
Acid Ii. t. MI. plat OF the fiei' survey N lie III
this office. with mnen TIC variat on ut IL dtgi.es
80 minutes east. az follows:
Description OF tn. NalIn Walla Lode Claim. sur
wy M. 3 A, lot No. 93 A.
| CuInnen, ing at b, gin. ing Al thu disrov.r> =,
thence II nth 55 utgr' - ~ n.inut W.T. f'ot.'t
t. north Isl ht.r end St kt iLt &c s, nth "a de-
| gre : A. minute west 200 t+tt to toA'r NO.
orth "a eie.s ~ llth, tes e. It w te't TO
corr er A." = nee III .orher con MOI. ~ o., ~
EAST lenr moth a degrees 81 hi utts east 69i
feet; ii, nee south 70 uegrtts 20 minute sthst loW
fe to corner NO. y; thence south "a ''geets Az
niLu,es west SO feet to south' asst c. dtre thd
stak. 60 fee t" co n'r n" 4; thence
nor h SIS ueg minutes "'s' w fttt !" cor
mr. No. .nu pl"es OF 6' gih' II survey 'i tx'e,
rior nouniar. said cl III, Ii. u ing an a'e" OF
y 66l 100 ARES. tie rea 'ppied for. W c. n
"A IT'S. Claim .tuhted IN Sections nd y, fo"n-
snip nurth, Range II east
Dtscr,ptl' II of WailA Nalla MIL Slt' ourVt9
SlS Is. l., 90 b.
Beginning corner No. !, whence the corner Il
Sc, tluns 4, =. 8 nnd ., township north, ka sc Il
tAs ueurs south IS "egrees IL minutes 10 Sc. ono
east s As i 10 1, ct. and whence rurner : OF WAL
Nulln L,ue Clam, Survey sls A, bears sou n z
| Il, or es 81 minutes EAST 47o9 $40 feet: m
:, nth 2 grt,s ,.st $50 feet 10 conner NO.
tAe,. CT south G3 deGr IS 10 ninut's we ta' fte
to corner No 3; theme north q grees west 81
feet 10 q in,r No 4: tn. nee North 10 d. or /
| III ut rast $50 tee, 10 o,ner No. 'ni p zee "
be ginning survey OF ,xtrlor bou' GARY ~ th'
MA size. containing N area OF 4 - HOO acre
! applied for. Noe fl Is aid hi Ut - sf'
ated IN Section 5, low sh p n.rti, Range !
st
he said mining Il i'm snd mill site berg {
r.ro, tn. ,t1irt 81 the kec,rder 81 said n!ln''
District II Ilnl.eA, n aituras county. lohi o. L
near, st I'M VII cation t,lns the Nam, " Hant
No Lode Clam
". 4. III fY. RegIste-.
| dir ct u Il is Iotir, Ia pub Isl q III =
No u Ia iR ihfs, the n wsp req uhtlsh
ntare tn, saiu EIiLin ii n III 'bt f. f!"u
.i>n,a t. W 4 klLEY. ktstste,.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-10
P.ASTTURAGE

The undersigned,
having rented the Pin
ney ranc his prepared
topasture both horses
and COWS, BY THE DAY,
WEEK OR MONTH, and
will corral the horses
mornings from 6 to 8
o'clock, and evenings
from 5 to Z o'clock.
ALEX. HOEFFL1GER.
Haley, Idaho, June %, 1890.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-03-15
ROiiee.

II you want pure, straight whiskey, of the most celebrated brands, drop into the Pony saloon and satisfy your self of this fact. The Pony also car ries the finest brands of domestic and brandies and wines; also porters and all kinds of liquors, Tom and Jerry and hot Scotch; hot spiced spiced rums s specially; the Carman Key West cigars-the finest for the money to be had iu Arizona; St Louis Anheuser Busch lager beer on draught aL all times. No favoriies. Come, all.
 HENRY CAMPBELL,
 ProDrietOr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-03-15

DROPOALS FOR FORAGE.-HEAD- E qudr,rB D pdrtm Tt ct A iizona, OLCe ot ne ( h et Cuar,erbast Los angeles. { al !, idnu.uy 8, 89o Seaed pro pJsa will Le re- eyed ct uIs office, and at the ottIce o |. t ,guu termaser al tort Grant, A. T., until II .ciock a. on MONDAY. March B. I8eo. md cpened mmedia ey lner, after m tDc pres :uce of bIdGss, Tor iuruishi' g and delivering iunng Ihe rel 1hdeT oI the hscal year ending june 30. I8gt at Fort Grant, A. r., I6o, eco IDS corn ,riDTley. 30 1000 tbs bariry or 'tts, 10 ood lbs Lran and 300 900 fbs .ay PiUpois Ior delivery of ne supplies
 | points Oler than 5oIt Grant WI be -nt,rtalned. Preference given to article, of Iomestic pro.ucti and mdnui ctu'e con-
 ltlons of ploe and qultY brlng eqnal, ud such pre+r, nee gwen 10 articles of Auleri- en productio and maI u actu C, produced on he PaClhc Cast to the Xtent OI tne niunp- 5'on requr dby the pnb s, rWCe there. S,.ecl- lCa ions, Il, ,tuc,iUnS to idd rs and b. nk forms | ploposai VI oe 1u nisLed on d. pic ton 10 his off C., c to the QuTterma>t at Fort -iraut CT Icson, A. I. A. $. KIMBALl-, luartermaste U. $. Army, Chlef Quarter master.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-03-15
Lithograph Copies of Water Colors.

The Photographer smiled when asked about this, and said taat it was.quite true that tle Autograph copies of water colors were often taken fer originals.
 ''Son,o little t.-.,e ago." he said, lone o. the largest aIyereIse4s il the country was persuaded to order quantity Of imitation water colors for advertising cards He kesi- ta;edabo@t doing it, saying t1@t Le d.d not believe the masses Of the people cared fer such things. They preferred the shiny gloss of the ordinary Autograph, he bcl.eveI He gave the order, however, and Gs he does things on large scale, he gave large order for the first set of four sketches Before tA.s was exhausted he ordered an even l2r-er quantity, and this was again followed by au order larger than either of t-e previous ones. S-me of his employees noticed that one man came frequently for the pictures, asking fol 5hree or four sets 2t once They were ClcG to give them to him, for the cards were only lsed cs aGyerJlsecle!ts, and of course they wanted oS many as possible d!strir Ited. TLi stranger, however, came 6 often that their curiosity wGs aroused Gal thcy took so.le gains to find cut who Ee vyas. They found that be wSS picture frame maker who Ucc framing the cards il such a T2y as to hiL the advertisement, and wlS doing q flourish ing business, selling them ut S3 a set. .n-Nal York MJll and l,xpra.S
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-03-15
A Doubtful Accom- mmod,t,on

Browne's employer was calling his atten- tion to the sales of another travelling man, and intimating that he ought to try and do IS well
 "I tell you what it is" said Browne, "it's Ill in the territory a man has to traIc Now any fool can sell goods in that territory.o
 "Well," replied tbe merchant, Il our htful. ", q think will start you out on that route dext month "-1IerchaEt Traveller.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-03-15
SUNRISE AT SE A.

flow soft light from yondcr east IS tnrouu Across this waste Of sea, Svur1i.u, A glow 9S tender as when [ ne began, Though scre there is no otbe creature known Gave deep blue sea and leeD nlIc sky G!ore, And the rain burden VI clo.r.s' slow caravan The Sea and sly. for,retfal lerc Cf nan, Tali cacl [" aach in mnasUI-I monotone. Once in year strana slIlD passas by stIll presses oI the m1ltitG,,irous Eost or pillows, dark beneath tile lonely sly, Summoned ere night to hathe some distaD
 coast
 Thus OCT carth's desert places, eve and morn S.om the pale Ups of heaven, Gods smile k
 borne.
 William Prescott T'C,stcr in Tho Cer+urv
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-03-15
Wanted.

Agents, male and female, in every city, town and village. Outfit free. No capital whatever required. Stock, plan and terms he best. This is a -plcndid opportunity to make money. Nrile at uce for particulars P. F. Collier, G5 Warren St.. New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-03-15
TWILIGHT IN ACADIA.

The sunset gold fades in the sky, The night winds moan across the sea; Beside the tide Of Acadie watch the golden spendor die, Der cliff and headland, shore and lea, A mystic shadow seems to lie The sunset gold fades in the sky, The night winds moan across the sea O. mistress minel It is for thee The sable pine trees toss and sigh; The seq birds sad and soulful cry Suits well my dream and reverie. The sunset gold fades in the sky, The night winds moan across the sea.
 .-Sanoorn Cove Penney in Outing