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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts OF Stock at the "lcni'0
Union Stock Yards for tho Past 24
Hours We're: Cattle, 40; Hogs, 1s2.
Shipments; Cattle, 245; Hogs. none.
WICHITA, Nov. 10.

WICHITA, Nov 49,
The run of Cattle was light today. but
the market on fair or good stun was SILL
strong to shade higher than DAY OF
two ago. A few small punches OF iair
heifers today were quickly taken at an
advanced price over that OF the first OF ne
week. Good stuff continues in active de-
mand *
The quota mons mere presented are 70 give INC rhe
shipper an idea OF the general range OF prices nc
Various classes and grades sell WITHIN tle Iints VI
these quotations acc oIding 10 the quaity OF oner
inpx aud he state OF the daily markets. These quo
tations are only changed when there has heem a
ler,,, anent change In the general mhrkeI ms
sales should De rsferred TO TO get til
daily fuci uations.
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GOOD SALARY GUARANTEED TO LADIES
" willing to do writing for me at their homes.
Address me in own handwriting. with stamped en-
velope Miss Edna j.. Smythe South Bend. Ind,
pro- retOr OF the famous Gloris Water for the
plexiOn. Wed sat sun l3i 1T
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l. Sheldon, pisno tuner. Of Topeka,
Is here 10 remain while Orders hold him
NJ. Sheldon has tuned ia Wichita rega.
sarly too the past twenty-five years and
inclndes among his patrons nearly all o;
the Best teachers and musicians Of ihe
city. He never soiicifs personally aud
orders for tuning -honId be lrtt At Barnes
& Newcomb's music house No. sa7 EHsi
Douglas ave. or at tie Manhattan isot-l
I556S
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WANTED ONE HUNDRED LADIES TO CALL
w at room l. 2S516 south Main and investigate.
Agents wanted. Wed x sun Is. ~"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

by Telegraph.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. observation-disclosures 1sD0,
shipments 400 Market strong. Sales: Dressed
beef and shipping steers 81 UUe.5 Oh; and beif-
al U0a2 80, Texas aud Indian steers - 35es2 -.
Texas and Indian Il 49, %. stockers aud
feeders - ljt3 %. HOGS-keceipts 50J shipments
"a Market opened steady TO strong and cl, sed
20 &c lower. Ranged: ~ 2lee5 ~, bulk s. SOS 59.
,HEtP-heceipts 10, shipments Zoo. Market
seady. Muttons s. p; lambs
ST. LOUIS. Nov. ia.-CArrI d Receipts l:Gl.
shipments 5OI. q cd steady. Natives 81 t0se | J,
Texas and Indian steers ~ 1905 ". Texan aud
Indian cow. ri 5Ga2 i; HoGe-heceipts azJJ.
shipments -SUO. Market hrm- Heavy s. 4Hdi5 20
packing . 20a5 80, light s. SoCaj 80 ShEEP-Ke-
ieipts .0l, shipments 100. Market steady. Natives
s3 uJ&i 6u.
CHICAGO. Nov. observation-disclosures 500. ship
nents 1900. Market steady Natives s. o4a5 30.
Texans s. UVt3 3D. stot kers 81 5oa2 10 al l0Gl
90, HOGS keCripts 1900. shipments 0l1l Mar
set closed ltGi lower. Common 81 256.I 40.
packing s. Jao 6r butchers s. 65651 81 light 90 %
90 81. skips and pigs 81 de15 81. NHEEP-Eeceipfs
io.U. shipments 80. Market steady Muttons - "
as II. lnInirs s. 5lta5
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Henry Y. Shepard has removed his Office
from the fourth floor OF tic S-sig ~ &c K
building 20 the rooms formerly occapiei
by Biackwelder & Hcibroos Nos. -. and
204 on second floor OF the >-ogwick build
lug. He has houses ard lots Tor sale IN vi.
parts of the city at low prices and on easy
terms ai5otf
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EEFog RENT-GooD EIGHT Room HOUSE
north pal InGeTG IL oYeEile2ts. for 1Ls -
,sesIf xbse nans, eli address Ars 4. 4
Muat. Szt. r. tenlrai - 81
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Brief Mention.

Hog trading was light today.
p. Mckinley of Freeport with his wife
and daughter, were visitors at the yards
today.
J. ". Lindley brought in a car of hogs.
Harry Osborn is suffering from the
effect of vaccination, his left arm being
swollen considerably.
NJ. NJ. Munger came up from Harper
this evening with u Car load of cattle.
Mr.. A. w. Penny, who is well known to
most stockmen in Kansas and Missouri.
is DOW from Kansas City. He reports
his business prosperous at the Kansas
City Yards
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Wichita Produce Market

WICHITA. Nov ~
FLOUR-Highest patent. 81 anl second patent
Is; extra fancy. 81 65-
BUTIER-rirst creamery, 2sc: other grades, POO
a5c.
EGGS--Sa2Oc.
lLTkY-Roosferss 81 b0N2 % per dozen 81
per pound: hens. 81 0]aS2 80 per dozen or &c per
POUND: spring chickens. 81 1922 so per dozen .13c
per pound; turkeys, 1@sc per pound. DUCKs-teai
81 IS maliard. s. 70 per dozen. Yong Geese &c pcr
pound.
PuTATokS-Choice. 65Ga 15c per bushel.
APPLES-S4@5 10 per barrel.
COAL-Antiracite. eli So Canon City, Ss0s Weir
City, St 60 fronIenac - ~; Pittsburg. IL so ILL.,
uofs. st W. NcAlester. S. 0j.
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shipping steers. good 10 extra.....s3 159a 90
REpREsENTATtvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of cat


There was but one car of hogs in today,
and they did not sell, being held too nigh
for the market. Several punches of wagon
hogs were disposed of, but they were no
test of the market. The feeling was
steady.
REPRESENT TivEsALHs.
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Nov. 10.
Following the closing quotations.
GhAIN-t ar lots on track.
WHEAT-52c.
tORN-N GLOW. 2Sc.
UATs-tec:
HAYrtaled. q ooai so per tom loose 81 coas 90
GROUND Goa; N-Chopin lots, s5c per Ia
pounds; corn and oa:s. SIC per 100 pounds; bran.
sacked t9c per 100 pounds.
tI.AASEtD-t5l7U
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sso srss sia the "%ev -hcss ssss-. uis
seuri PsesHr i'sssnast ava. ressts-
Through sle~tsinz and eestr -.rs ~5sissar
change " ssL.s.s to s<e LczlA ssAxss
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Nov 49,
FLOUR-Unchauged. Patents 80 5lGp! 80, extra
hncS 81 Ne2 .. fancy 81 u5&2 10 choice ii Y1s1 o.
XA y IL .ICa2 to-
HhtAT-No red 62ta62lec.
tORN-No. mixed aUt4 Alsc,
oATS-N 2m.N.el. SO 2elec.
81 TfLii-Unchanged.
IGGS-Stesdy,
Enthusiastically. Young America i0c Kansas
iaSc.
AAY-Firm. Timothy 81 TO- fancy prairie IS 00S
S0L
ELAxsEED-steady at Sc on A basis Of pure.
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Under this head &C per line per day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
tlder ,A,s lead :. pes line yer day.

FTNAE SCHOOL OF ELOCuTIoN AM ORA.
Il tory Will open night class In oratoTy We<ines-
day. zStd INST m, in hch train az VIII 10
In sxienlore speaking. debate and par izH,vntar<
law. $40 for lessons IL ton "a enIbsr> vslut
man ar young wunaaas You want pr.s4 n. D.
tice law. work IN asseinsies esga-s. In Ee2t
campaign come And will try he y you set
ready. FIRST evening short lecture pnoie spsss-
in, free. AL invited
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-20

HENHY V. SHEPARD HAS REAoNk.D HIS
III once from The fourth aser sf the oesigwicA
building To the rcorns formerly occupied by Bi.cs-
weldcr q Hcibreok Sos. VI. ard so the sccoai
floor Of the sed9wick builaiae.
Having exclusive control ef many pieces cf real
estate IA all parts of the cty. iuouiax stores, nus
Residences small dwellings business lots and
dencs lots. and having authority make terms apd
prices. be Can raake satisfactory arrangement
with purchae css without loss Of tine TO ,oasu.
owners
He sell at low prices and ess est terms.
aiIl make trades for real estate. Ne has for
..Inoas ct her pieces Of property the feiiss ng:
-Four i-tooss houses loss Noa iss issa North
Fifth ave-. at 40 for each house.
Two t-room hous-s Sos. - znsi -. eomer sve
College Hill. block from electric car line At ssal
each.
4-room house and broom hoase Nos. i1sa and Ifss
North Waco. 50 feet Of ground. for sao
roon house and b. foet. No. 10 wichita 81. price
$50.
&-room house and 50 feet. corner sosfh Hark~t ~.
and kellogg. "a south Market. tor ga.
100 feet and small house. 80 SIS fonfth Just
Forth OF Centfai price o. 90 ad will seii ~ feet Of
this property Tor s.u
Broom house No sis New York ave- with good
stable and 10 feet Of ground. price sl1N
s-reom house with cellar. bath resss. eosss newly
pApsred and painted 80 feet OF ground. No. "a South
kmposis. price ~ 49,
Make oneFs the foi;ovfs.y
s-roon, house s.. No. North Main st.. eorssr wal
nut rs feet.
- feet corner Vest Dodge svsnnss. West Side.
with frame e',ils,tng iossQ feet sseriss. suitable
FOR hotel. factory wholesale house.
fremont house property ~ amt "a South Fourssi
ave. large frame hotel and s-story bItek bu aiBs.
suiisbe Tor factory Wholesale house.
Three story brick ls5 softb I'm poris
A fine H-room residence Lawrence Aes D.
tween bird ~. aud Central
Dwellings aud vacant lots In all parts Of IN. css
Persons b Tvlng real estate sell tn wiehnz or
farms IN Sedgwlck county will do well 10 list ras,r
popsrty with Henry v. Shepard for sale Ter
usde
HENRY Y. sHYYARD.
m and -. Sedgwiek Budding
di9 q Nichns ksu.sA
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AGENTS TAINTED.
under thi, bend &c yer Inc per day.

M -AGENTs-A LADY SOLICITORS
w Tor toilet articles. Cali at l30 north Main
ST.. up stairs. a4st
r.HE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR oUis GoUDs
IN Wichita and vcin ny II so,d for . or taons-
and year = i've agent; experience not aec-
essary. Apdress at once Manufacture Lynn,h Mas
WE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY. ~ TX
w elusive territory tfGr safes seii a. sight IA
eiiy o. counirs Agents hrss ~ b-.a seta'ily st
you Catalogue Tree Aditess Alpine safe
company, No o55-ssi Ci2rs stree. Cincinnati. o.
e.<i y SUP
,ITA<TFn-1GExFs $40 Pm BAY CT
w iectiDg sinai Siures ff's as 70 cps 1ad esi-
large Satisfaction en@rAste-,i asi s. oatht ;r-c.
g. = '-'-' . ~ ds..A w&F
rrALKS TO tHILpREs About JEoUs. ONE
4 al he mot opHlsr Dosks es.f Enbtsh,si.
81 sight. Credit gwen Freight pasa. Besi
o4hrs uc'sss mi blb.ss- = Il. Weo4~Agd = 60.
Bs,s'igsoss. asa 10
LHI,iogJHeat agencies.
t4.sr 80 II t....s =. s.s a. - .ssy
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ia: pas 10 wo9k. Bal ls4f5 Tsas
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lisGts 4Ei< A,nn ssF
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W naB-z b. Fos.1g 4ns god n i bsF- ass.s de-
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W = =. SuFgeTss ~ 1sFgS ~ css -
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y-Afy Aeafe-s 2s.s~eT. 80 - secx1sea SID yzse.
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Cure for Liquor Habit.

While IN New York procured the latest
and best treatment for the liquor habit.
With this treatmen, guarantee an ALSO
lutte and permanent cure IN from ten 10
fifteen days. This treatment Is mild and
absolutely safe The eyes ard brain are
not affected as in other systems Why
spend three weeks time and So when SO
and ten days viii cure you. Al! prrsous
who are unable TO pay. ccmiEt, with
proper endorsements. will be treale, free
J. H. TERRILL. VI. D..
I5S \. Main st.
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MAKE NOMISTAKE:

MAKE NOMISTAKE:
Buy one of the following pianos
and you never will: Decker
Bros, Behr Bros, Weber,
Knsbe. A. Il. Chase. Everett. Kim
bali. Newly and Evans for high
grade. i alsa have lot Of other
makes at bottom factory prices.
No agents commission to pay, the
largest stock in the west to select
from. and you cannot fail to be
suited in both quality and pricer.
] am here for business and will
not be under Sold by anybody on
earth with the same goods
Story and Clark, Estey. Kim
bali. and Chicago cottage Organs
] viii supply dealers with any
OF the shove good from here.
BICYCLES.
Columbia. Victor. Cleveland
and Hartford Bicycles.
l29 North Main ST.
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DANCING SCHOOL.
DR.. BENNETT.

Cnres Piles, +
tula, Fissure and
all diseases OF the
rectum W i t II on t
knife, ligaturs, caus
tics or detention
from business.
CureS Guaran-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa i.
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
ly cured in the
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Situations " a1ifed-JIaic.
miscellaneous.

MISREPRESENTATION AS 70 GOOD BREA d
w ana cake baker, can furnish best Of recon-
nendatlons from well known places; 10 yeii q e1-
I,-rience. Address. George ~, Cay a., Topeka,
han. oiJs -
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ADY MADE q DOLLARS LAST wtfF
IL selling LoDG's Sold SaSiIsR~ Pencil. Nby
not your Address e. A. Long. ulnff. %. Dcarboen
ct Chicago. Ills fBu
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VIZ ANTED-A STU ALTON BY PRACTICAL
w miller. a tnfi. right Address, w. u. -. zie
Cleveland ave. " ichlta Han. dIS Ct
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GENEEAL sIOE.sGE

SsJpEAsx - Ex i0s %AEEHGTey &EW
- ssAz sS< ssasers Frs Sfssf Seas rSezxzAs
.sesee xxc e~Sss be 1sss% .ss<s a. Z. Dssss.@.
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't- LOUIS. NOV. ~
fL0UR-Firm. slow. Patents IS 1OG.S So extra
fancy s. Jugs 81. fancy i5sS Is choice a1ss2 ~
family to- 81
NHfAT-Cash. 6sisc.
CuRN-Cash 4cc.
oATS--Cash, aNtsc,
RNE-s7l.c
BARLEN-5SIeGs57l>c.
BtiAN-o46sflc.
FLAME U6l4.
1lN0THl->l 70al g.
BaGGING->teadv 56ssl<c.
COtsN NEAL SIS
-HAY-Duli. Prairie e CO.'S o. timothy 50 cse
Is N.
BITTFR-Higher. Creamery asS5lc dairy s2S-7c
nGGS-eeIe023c.
Pokh-sl5 s..
BARD-;9 75sl0 %.
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SALES.

The following are the representative sales OF hogs
81. r,}sf rod.
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. speciality.
Moles and Facial Blemisles removed
Indolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited.
Office open from o'clock q. m, until 7
O'Clock p M, Sunday until 100 O'Clock p.
m. Call ut Office over Wcodman's bank.
Dr., j. E, BENNETT,
IAN Main Ct Wichita Ec
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x.IaNrED a MAN TO MAKE HIMSELF
w generally useful around the store. Famous
Clothing Co. ar
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LOR SALE-GOOD ROOM COTTAGE oS THE
II West side, u inside properly. in good neigh
borhood and condition ami must he sold st once
cheap II. y. knight. 81 North Main 81. dit2 II
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Receipts
shipments

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Nov -
COFFEE-Spot Fio quiet and firm MOI lie
stGAR-hefned steady. standard A IL
Graduated 4 il-lOs G, cut leaf 4 5-l6Sail.c
New YORK Money
INV YORK. Nov. 10
Noney on call easy at per cent. closiag Of
iered at per cent.
Prime nIercanii- paper sac per cent
Exchange steady "a 81 SiS. Tor sfxty-Jay hills
and "a S7sa for demand.
Total sale of stocks today s2,0N shares.
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Ma. l.svk hEkr a DESIRABLE sKoUM
~ II house, partly fufIsi-hed unfuTBishsa,
COS oak and Lawrence Sppiy Oh pfenils~s. Ii g.
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Trades.
BOOhheepeIs ant Clerks.
MiSce0Utslte0its.

wv ANTED-A LAVE NAN TO ENGAGE N A
w legitimate paying business; small capital re-
quired; experience unnecessary. Cali at "a Doug
I.s ave room Lii d4Jt*
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NY ANTED-AGES1S-A LADY cOLpiTUk
w FOR toilet articles. Cali at l:G north Main
a. nm stairs "a u.
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LrOK RENT - TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
II rooms with or without board. - NORTH 10
peka ai3s g.
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L-OK KEAT-HoOMS. NICELY FUKAISHEL
i with DoAsd Drivass family. - North kmPori
d..
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IoR hENI-sNALL BBfCK STORE kOUs
J. neaT Douglas On > Lawrence No. ITO. Is foons
~ hlcIllaIa bio. L. Ussee uas lJ6ndsl
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L,Ol. RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROO,
II Call at as South Mar sec sr. "a ST.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30
Candidate Nipple Honored.

PARKsToN, July 25.-Special: Over 200
people attended a public reception given
j. E. Nipple at the opera house here last
Saturday night. Tables were spread and
everybody fed Speeches were made by
Mayor Grimm, democrat, Hon. F. A.
Morris and the nominee. The whole was
prepared by the citizens, irrespective of
political atfiliation, many democrats being
leading spirits. Mr.. Hirple has been a
resident here since 1880. when no homes
had yet been started, and everyone knows
him, and hence the great outburst of en-
thusiasm over his nomination last Satur
day.
Mr.. Nipple is the Republican nomi-
nee for State Auditor with G. W.
Everts Of Onida as his Independent
party opponent, and the above shows
what the people at his home think of
HIM. When Mr.. Everts returned from
the Redfield convention his nomination
was considered in the light of a joke
an empty honor-and therefore a re-
ception or home greeting was dispensed
with. A man who is not popular at
home cannot expect to be elsewhere.
Nipple is popular at home, as shown
by the above special to the Siour City
Journal
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30

Blunt is to have "young ladies
band.' Prof. W. H. Reed will teach
them how to "toot"
Miss jessie Livingstone closed
her school in the Turley district, Rich
Valley township, yesterday.
Martin Schneider of Milford town
ship was a caller while IN town Mon
day. Hereports crops in his nelghbor-
hood slightly damaged by hail one day
last week.
-Robt n. Porter of Hartford town
ship has presented the WATClEIAN two
fine large solid heads Of cabbage raised
on his farm this season. They were
the best we have seen this year.
A. Rawson of Brush Creek, Iowa,
and DR.. L. G. Shut of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, two capitalists, were IN town
Monday. w. N. Meloon sold Mr..
Rawson a half section Of land. Sully's
fine crops are attracting investors.
&C. H. Agar has been cutting hay
in his pasture this week. Our "down-
east friends may think this big story,
but it is a fact. Sully farmers cut
hay anywhere this year, even though
the land is pastured by herds of horses
and cattle.
The Onida ladies met at the resi-
dence Of Register Porter Tuesday after
noon and made some quilts and other
articles to be presented to the sufferers
from the cyclone that struck Gettys-
burg last week. The ladies in this vi
cinity are always ready and willing TO
assist those IN need
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30
Go0DW ATER.

Nice haying weather and plenty Of 1t
Sam. Stokes met with quite an accl-
dent on his way home from Onida Sun
day. His horse became frightened
when near home, running into the wire
fence and cutting MIR. Stokes quite bad
ly. r. Clark and some friends, who
happened to see hlm went to hlsrescue
and took him home.
George Watson and family OF
Hughes county, formerly of Good
water, are visiting at r. Clark's.
d. W. Hyde is making d. @
Jordan's family glad by brushing uE
their abode. Mr. Hyde understands
the business Of painting and papering,
BY the way he is also making some
very nice cheese.
CHESS.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30
LAUR Ell,

Everybody is preparing for harvest
and if nothing happens wheat will
yield from 20 to 30 bushels per acre.
Thorp brothers haye bought a new
header.
A few hail l-stones fell with the storm
of last Tuesday night, but no damage
was done. The windmill on the Lep-
pleman ranch was blown down at the
same time.
B. Boice and Tom Towle will buy a
new header. Nj.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30

THERE is strong talk of fusion by the
Democrats and Peoples parties of
South Dakota on the electoral ticket.
In conversation with a member of the
Democratic State Central committee
last week he informed us that there is
now but little doubt but what the
Democrats will put up ticket COM
plete, except the electors already nom
mated by the Independents, who they
would endorse with the understanding
that if Weaver carried the State and
the vote of his electors was necessary
to elect Grover Cleveland they would
be so cast. By this means it is pro-
posed to carry the State for Cleveland
How do the Independents who were
formerly Republicans and are today as
bitterly opposed to Democratic sue
cess like the deal? Are they ready to be
led to the slaughter by the solid South
Such will be the case if the combina-
ton should succeed, which Is hardly
probable, in electing the Independent
electoral ticket. The latter named
party leaders are adventurers, crying
calamity, rings, ETC., to direct the atten
ton of the voters from the man issues
and thus drag Republican votes into
the Democratic party. They have no
hopes of electlng Weaver president
but should they succeed in capturing
northern State or two, the Democrat
ic party will reward them well for it
The WATCHMAN told it's readers two
years ago that the new Independent
party was nothing but a Democratic
annex and their political combines this
year proves our statement.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30

Persons holding the following
numbered Garner civil township war
rants are requested to present them at
once for payment, viz: 73, 50, 70, Sc,
"a, SO, 2, 10, 4, 5, 100, 3, 96, II.
WM. GOTHMANN, Treasurer.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30
Photos Artistic.

Notice those dates. July Goth and
3Oth and August lst I will be in the
gallery at Blunt to take negatives.
Come and get something to give to
your friends that will be valued, in
years to come, more than gold.
II. S. MAYBERRY.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENT.

AS my name has been certified to the
County Auditor, by some of my friends
to be placed upon the Australian blanket
ballot at this falls election for County
Judge, hereby announce, myself as a can
didate for that position, subject to the will
of the people of the whole county regard
less of party.
FRANK A. DUFFIELD.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30

TAKEN Up. - One fall steer calf
branded O or a circle on the right hip,
color red and white. Owner can have
same lay proving property and pay
ing charges. JAMES STfrE.
N. w. 23-ll5-78.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-07-30
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