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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08
,TAKEN UP..

One. sorrel mare, branded with ~ On 1
left hip had on leather headstali, with
small rope attached. HENRY REAHANN,
IS Willismsport, N. u
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08
NOTICE.

Meals at any hour and good accommo.
dations for travellers, at the Emmops
House, Wllliamsport, n. d.
Mrs. JonN F. GE1L.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08
Stevens Bros,
DEALERS m

New and Second Hand Furniture, Car.
pets and Bedding. Also, agents for the
Royal Sewing Machine. the only machine;
in the world that will run backward or
forward and sew IN the same direction.
5 Fourth St, BISMARCK.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned is prepared to do gen.
eral blacksmithlng. Horseshoeing q spe.
cialty. FRANK SMITH,
Burroak Ranch, Emmons Co., N. D,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP,

All kinds of repairing neatly done.
Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guaran:
teed. Harness repairing also done.
LINCOLN GEIL, Williamsport, n. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08
.LYONS& & WOODMANSE
DEALERS I'M ALL KINDS OF
+ arm Implements!
STEELE, NORTH DAKOTA
DEALERS I'M ALL KINDS OF
STEELE, NORTH DAKOTA

This the Of the and stockmeu
haying We lately
Mowers and Honngworth Hyke We celebrated
Fvote Wagon
This will
assortment of Bugg Road Wagons and
with either H. IA walking sufy of the
makes We taking orders leading brands binding This
quality ypu
Oct 1892 all kinds machine oils
three years time in which
LYONS & W0NOMAASE, Steele, Nd.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08

First publication June 17-Last July %.
Notice Of IlOm cstead Final Proof.
AND OFFICE at Bismarck, Nd, May "a, 1892
L-Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before tire register
and receiver at Bismarck, N. D., OH July %,
township 135 n. range u W., 9th p. M. lie names
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
John Melander, Nils p. Olson, Gmstaf M. Peter
son, and Peter A. Peterson-all OF Roop, N. D.
IS ae e. s. NEAL. Repister
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08
z M.M.0,N,S, COUNT Y'RECORD.
BY:D. RI sTREETER.
'W1LL1AMsPoRT, NORTH DAKOTA,
Pioneer, Journal. Of. the County.
The RECORD To- entered at ,the Willtamspors
Pes.oGce as seo0nd.class matter,
Ehe.F Fourth.

&, Ehe, Fourth.
Although,the people of Emmons county
are comparatively isolated from. the rest
Iof theworld, they never allow the Fourth
OF July to pass without an observance of
the day. The principal celebration this
year was held at Winchester, where a
llrge concourse of people assembled to
do honor to the nations natal day. The
exercises were held at the schoolhouse,
and began with prayer by the Rev. ]. w.
Mahin. Then, followed the reading of
the Declaration Of Independence, by
County Sapt Andrus. after which re-
marks appropriate to the occasion were
made by D. R. Streeter. The exercises
were interspersed with instrumental mu.
sic and patriotic songs. An adjournment
was had to the dinner tables. which were
loaded with everything necessary to sat.
isfY the demands of hunger and to which
full justice was done. In the afternoon
the sport in the field took place. The
mems 1907 yard foot.race was won by Ed.
die Coover boys 5O-yard foot-raee. by
John Procunier 50-yard sack.race, BY
Henry Bartu girls race, by little Miss
Corey; three-legged race, by Henry Chap.
man and Fred Cotton; running long
jump, by MIR. Winn running hop step.
and-jump, by Harper Simcoe potato
race, by John Bartu. In the pony race
best two in three-there were ten start-
ers, and the race was won by Johnnie
Gayton's pony. There was large at
tendance at the dance in the evening,
some fifty.f1ve numbers being disposed Of.
The music was furnished by Charlie Car
ley, Win Campbell, and Tommy Jones,
and was good. The day was bright and
sunshlny, and the large crowd present
seemed to enjoy themselves greatly.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08

I. A quiet and very enjoyable celebration
was held out at Browns bridge, on Long
Lake creek. A number of pleasant fami-
lies and young people from Burleigh and
Emmons counties were in attendance and
enjoyed themselves as much as though
there had been big crowd.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-08
EOR SALE.

~ d. <ANDNUS,
County Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

.pp IsGoe s 10y eG SlFS%s as :;Sy
no ed sRGs end Jul{ Geicr s5as5 stta. 80
red sIdSii4c receipts $3.50 bush stoeh ,' So13
July 55irc asked August and SeFemr oStsenn corn
eeas. 4o9 bn.h stock iOp NOMINEE 5ssSoc Oats
,,nsdv No = Witt Western. S9a392c No. mixed 20,
Ij reecPs p 600 sSs' r stnsS 5S bush stock
s. Sis bush Hay ann good 70 choice tuPIy n si I'd
d; 3 Sc for orde !a a ,T ID Gor,en nominal Hdds
shoulders "a sugar pefS s@. .@ e large itc
lard refined SIC; cruc &C. lt;er hIn slTsn ~
fancy 2c DO fair ,9 choice lsas 40 I5iSe store
Ssi-d isaie itaSe Ie X firm" s lse sSsss
sWvSiokk ssady, 81 25asi 20.
Suiet Provisions Arm. Butter suone wssnm creamery
&c H eGssSs i ssS he weesrloar GOO sb aud
900 sack. corn. 1000 BUSH oats ZS''oVo Ou'"
qury and liberal offerings sales 2oco bash 40 ood ha a
SPOT OH 5000 1s'e So % c. oo 81 bus do ' at SIZE @cH
COO bush special bin MInneapo. at sO2c. aod g 90?
bush 20 Scrthsrn f. q 7s &c. c Ys1tsr,o No. .so
s5sc do c. l. e.. size; No Northern spo,. ootc WIN
ter wheat cars No ,es sod at S o 'Iore 10
yellow sold at 5ihc, 5000 bash No. yellow at 6sSc
End 5oco Os' @aI 10 SO Wit .Sa at ss st &c.,
, do At S5iac and 3 cars No. mixed at @1G34c rye
ea No 70 I'd do winter - 36ds4 SO rye hour - od
= 60 MI iced quiet and unchanged Canal freight.
strong corn 2e psd oats az ' seed : S K
spFouT 900 S1 don hI eea' S 600 basn corn
Wpc,t o5 oG bush corn 500 oats 1872 600 bush
barley 900 bush seed IS lO9 bush BY Iail Flour
1900 bbls wheat, 10000 bush corn 10000 bust.
Chicago July 2I-The leading futures renged as fol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July 2l Especial Instantaneous bnyng by a
local and several St. Louis shorts caused the hr'' ad
vance ia the wheat mvrkct that It has for some Time
After these shorts covered market became quite
weak again end closed decline Of cent from the
pr yous days closing The snal local scalpers were dis
astrou.ly wblpsawcd. The early rise tempted heavy
sales by Lewis and Captain Phillips. The ST Louis ar
also put the grain which had been covered at t
start. Mitchell who has led the bull forces Tor several
DAYS shared ote Of The ~eapers. The news " the
dan VAS generally brarisf Exports were trfhg foIr HI
weak receipts at primary markets large and DE-
Inant cash wheat mode rate September wheat opened
al 49, sold 7sN and 79ia. and closed weak at 7s's
cents. The curb price was q cents. Corn Was fcia-
lively stronger than The short interest j. daily
growing larger and Is already wweldy. The hne weather
here AauI.s the barish feeling II was extremely hot
and Ia today and there were some reports 81
damage by hot winds These reports only Increase ~
shortage selling September sold from 4S2 20 ~ cents,
closing at ass cents. Wright, who covered 300 900
bushels In wheat stop order was selling ny hi lbs
Fully 100000 pounds went overheard. They wrIr
mainly taken by the Cudahys. The mafket clO~rd lower
but was by no means weak Ryan bought fully 10000
barrels January pork and sold sept nbcr Scpt'm
ODened III o. sold TO all - and Gil % and closed
al sl 90 Charters for $50 900 bushels OF what,
$50 600 bushels corn and $4,000 bushels Of naNotd.
Rates unchanged at cents on wheat 10 Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.



The wheat market was nervous yesterday at inter-
vals showing considerable irrcgulsrty. Tie activity
was somewhat larger. transactions running mp To
3lOO 900 bushels but the trading was stu wholly
local The unsettled fate OF the Hatch AntiOption
b,l clogs The market and the outside public refuses e"
become interested while this Prmcous measure -
cent lower The cables tame and the weather
abroad more favorable Longs unlo"ded ana ,i'e
domestic crop fine. Clearances were shaII
and the receipts we're liberal " The Cincinnati lfice
Current stated that spring wheat was doing larry
we'll. I'm winter wheat farmers Withholding better
qualities and selling others freely. Exporters. now
ever showed renewed interest IN spot o's ana hlser
poO came l4a3 I'D higher on futures SPAN reported
cram DAMAGE through excessive rains and there was
A general covering Of 1" shorts" There was = rally
Of 3.4al l-s cent, the market leaving on % cent
higher on July on the export buying ard 1898 cent
- ~ cents fell 10 s5 "a cents and 70 ~ So
as cents. Cash wheat was firm and 3s4,OOo bushels
were taken for export.
Corn weabened early 1914 cent on realizing and
the dulness OF speculation coupled with the posting Of
81. 600 bushels Of No mixed ~ ont OF cVndl'lnh IN
The New York Central elevators. There rally Of
l4al-2 cent on hot winds in Kansas. closing ) ga
. cent up on July and August. and unchanged other
wise Cash lots were steady and 1000 bushels we're
Gals were very slow and teatueless the speculation
gapsmieg TiI p cent ard August nnchanacd
Lard opened 5a6 points lower, but closed irmer
Tho hnai quotations were as follows: %.
Wheat July, ~ August e5 81 september SO;
October ~ december 5 SS s' re9ts . September
6a's-juy: Is rs: August, So 5-s; September
"a 81 October, ID Il cents.
Isrl-Augnst, ~ AZ September. s. 30; october,
at New York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were
follows: Wheat, 100000 bushels; corn lid'2A2
S"nss as s p a@S At chcaeo Nj
wankee and 81 Louis the sryais Were Whea fG - az
bushels; total grain. 7o33a6 bushels; four 2l,7'3
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22

Ta; 'h e Fl 4 Is 3 &;
pee ped 100 g e. 81 "fs s7f 20 pn
.ds 80 S S5y ' s. SGsFss' %S ds
goods, PER ga. 81 10. sus"" un'lansa.
Wheat 1900 1900 7So 5000 60
Rye. bush; S $50 1000
On The Prodacs Exchange today the butter market
firm and Unchanged Eggs. i+''c
ss: 81 so I'd Corr as,S H. $"A ss
H. a sS"n Bin %sss :t.1 :s,1J :s:
s ssf !. = ~ sSr ,dy Sugar dull Eggs heavy
Myagse VIZ IVY .2 2t?4 e h S s @ss' Gu st
SoP5,.sd os s: :,s$y " s.; VIA .s.
Ns g. sod ss%sS'S Fly. f1f' a rSyl,ea' aS
Fs S Sf"S s.a on 50 Geo 'i sa.h r. eg goo 6Sh
shipments 1890 bbs wheat $50 bush. barley.
r4sqepsa July 2i1SgI TT csA fn tn demand ma
IN ns 't on d Z, GS and patents aud his
trade Rye -four quiet and lower under nSescd pIeSre
%cdes md Win .FonY wss;eFn advice and
I%' f. nqS SfEef rro@ s Shipper but cuisines was
rcd BY @crs oncss Thus Ssv far Ms season s@oe.
rshs.lyena red in sSpStt esSao! Sas
a. eesc Se ~ sSSs5hc October So asoc Corn
Little disposition to trade but offerings light and prices
c.Se r% but s5pse,s dong s nGtN"s L
Of Of 20 Oxen S' s s S s1S ana ample supply
qale At former tes 80 mixed n grain depot at t r.,
as%Ss, 5 ia se5om %>eq ana 10y *
fobsS Ssd5ssct oats-Rec eips CdcrSte and The
sGst aem5 for wa arP s gape. S and " So @
,ortant change; No whit 37e; NO Whit. 39Ec
sSass%S; septcmser and octSt"i s7iadsse. Ealer
g and IN E02G p1r sx, oS III
steady rennSy yanis hrsts l1c S9GarN-Kehned STEADY
x&x9 5% sae standard pdMdS <4 nS
ast1d d SS standard gnSS5sS Ten ,G d,%nd
candy 7iSs cGnfcs'sqers' SIee red siaF l.
Frs1kIn extra C. &c red star G. 3'e green star g.
on ali grades, Other ARTICLES nnehaneed Receipts
% aG 100 65s . zoo S9 c Ehent 2gto 5c
~? SSfn s SAC ' S"R o SS 10 10 6ash
Log Ultra 5n lyo sEog 5ats n q @ sle9 Co.. :
choice 81 iods2 co; family. 50 25dse 40. whcat-A
P .S weaE S followed and bears Hammered price down
love The :o' Sns o S%ak INV ivy sos cHs M
August 7Gte closing T16,SSG Gd so Ssneer co.no
s s losing 4e lSc july s6c I'D KgHt s
oats were HomqS cash Sot@se July 3e'C G A"f I'D
nSw smstST ssnas ya.t:5 R g e
wni.Kev ' scesE snut u G:S.
Ga H9 lover IN IN :7spsSy cScagc r9rE ,'aqaa,d
NS ID ,os s2 SH to for sr asG D sG
shoulders 81 longs and tihs q 622 short " 90
boxed 15c more. Bacon shoulders ~ %; long aid
ribs 80 O2iq. Hams Halle Bgtter creamery q
Flour 1000 bbs wheat 142 600 bush corn r. GOO bush
10000 bush. Shinnrnt~,flour toVU bp,s, "I%
| 900 bush.
Tag July 2wcs' ss,lys 40 c cssA a %Gf
steady: No cash, 5Olc: no 3. doc; No A. t42c OF
cash esr: August 65 clover ICED dull. steady nr.m,
| cash s. 30 Receipts. nour IS btlsi whet ~ ~
lush corn SOI hush oats. 500 bush rye go bush
shipments flour. $3.50 bbs; wheat, $4,000 BUSH corn
| 900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
COTTON MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July ~ m:1Gsnoa- FutuleT closed
itSrv S5i.0iddS $3.50 July and August delivery.
s5i.6saS 55C4d Ausus nnd sPena1gcGr deiycry %
bet and ocol,.f deliver 5s6id. value octoJc and
w.. delivery ID sellers December aud January d..
iIntv 2.G4d4 3-64d January and February delivery.
t;syeston July 2lCotton quiet; mIddlng, &c low
~, 1.ie. exporte coustwisc $50 bales; sae, II bale
stock Il 47s bales Cation .,.,av. n,,,a,,.n ,.
sno If foe good ordinary g. net and gross re-.
celpt,. As t"lsi ,;o ' baies. O' '"'e' -
'o'ss ,yanUsh July q steady mlddllng i5.lGc
low NJ bales export coastwise 1873 bales sales
70 rnes ,,o- Jlly 2.COtton steady; middling. 7c !;
low mddns elc good ordinary 20 g. net recsp,c 5@:
bales; gross. 5s6 tales S'e'' LAW oN' 'o'A' iO0o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22

nea.y I s .;5o ,s sS1 caf o Ss
IN sit den and OF 62aszc for very common 70 PRIME
Msu's o. 'ss chicago dressed N nodsfaia request 1T
osdsc TcTe- bret 6ddc with poorest quality selling a.
a. private cable sdce' quote eis's,di be pct
9wsr a. s1e VI n. ESr. got Of with so cattle for "
Bager and e s0f ,g '"S? i s 800 The e ad
CIV Is due % ail Friday with 10 ots er cod
smith s9f gov SowsSo ftiesS Iets end no Hade far
PPy T". 9sG'fsSd, az S pc Asr nd 50
Jersey rty and fy $50 head besides IN The Pens
l nns e gs va. d d.Pis.s tAan 70: 2SS
calves se At the Close Fair to prime YEA, .o "a
s a. S,2' tet esiy,, an5 caH ,esis at 5d+s
city T dfes:ed a It ssG SsS s,, IS
sd %aS hoss Mft yey
'f.fs S1Si %TsS, 40 veois sye,ags
=, g. DO 1852 I'd a. ste g os 90 ls ~ &c. a
n ss,c,@ SI 49, 49, iss H. a, se = d. 10 r. at
M4lienbecE Hollis :? by,itrmk cave ~ ID "a "a
s sri.. aS az r. ysa5l"as 800 :, ec
FpF' Ss' %ar2 S So sq''ta si9 i isS a.
20 EsvG9 9sis 2" YiIs gn Sc1 at Is. " At '
Judd Buckingham: % buttermilks ard sfafs'''' %o-
D. MCPHERSON Co.: II Virginia veal-. 1si ~ at
SHEEP AND LAMns-Rcccipt. including cars so con.
signed direct 70 butchers were 70 cars OF COZ a,
obSksn Sheep we're jus, about steady Ggt slow for
Common Snd medum s"ae 5r aG cnno , slde. .,-
tanned price The reported tran sactions include th-
Of prime sheep A. 5oG~j - per 100
ordinary god lambs at 5@aCA.c per r ana I"'f
prime and choice lots would have sold n here at b6
Dressed mutton Is holding up firm FOR top grade an,
poo b. choice ranges from g. lie prime lsm1o are ."
selling readily at HALE, while commoner qualify t'"s
down ~
salcs-Judd Buckinehan 80 West VIRGINIA lambs a,
G3 y average NJ 6Ac per n go do. CO., H. at 90 =
257 do III y n. AZ 40 IS per loo n ,
j. y. iidcock \ - Virginia lambs, q" ln a.
sac: Pei Virginia do 81 p. NJ 6@c 251 do - IT,
at Sc 212 do. 81 r. at - GO Icr zoe y ~ 90 - ~
~ 80 90 DO 80, y al - 80 i65 do 90 ~ a. - ."
Iyut4rsn, A. sherman. ia Indiana seeo osL, n. at
81 - ~ Kentucky do 1o5'a H. at - -.
Newton & Grtt - Virginia lambs ~ y. at 10 %
D. Mcpherson { Co.: IA virginia lambs. G6 n AZ
Gle per =. - do 81 ~ CO; fu7 do, 30 H. ~ f.
80 do ~ ~ So cY d. So n at jiac; sheep - ID
at &c . do - ~. a. 3iec.
IIallenbcck IIoll- 2Oi Western sheep. part cHr
III n - 81 Der 100 - 173 do loS ID. al = -
% do lO3 r. at - 81 100 . -, .
u Harrington 2@G Kentucky lambs. Goia - ct &c per
n less $40: 25o do 90 n 1t 0,c; II d. 60 3D. at :, ~
q. Dcnback; 10 Michigan sheep a42 b. at - -
los do. 0Gi, n At - -. ,o.,
st and jersey CITY. Finn FOR live hogs, anu
good States sold q ~ pa - - por leo y. - ,
Country dressed steady AT sage for MEDIUM 70 Hsht
weights. 80 . -
a. So % rs.r 100 :. % Do. goo n. 40 a. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
,,,.c STOCK MAgkETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July 2l."Ihe Evening Joaf 1 reports
Zine TO extra steers ~ sOas5 70 Others s3 10
a. e 45 feSaas u 5oasS 90 ranger Is 20 nsSiye
"ns 1000 had market st.sdy mixed ana packet
- oVa9o .o,.S sht IS sOds - secondc - 6oG
& 70 sheep~Reeeipts, 1000 head shipment 5000
S1an r,.rk.f steady h lower natives - oodf1 40
TsSsns 90 7jxs4 so; grass Westerns - 82H lambs
S5dSe IS. go. uo.a,,,s . an he,n. chin
renss 700 head market shade better usn YESTERDAY
sasp ~ choice native steers A3ds3 10 medium U e0od
Texan and indian steers e. oodss % COWS s a can
100 head market steady bsayy fair 10 ehoee - 80
81 70; mixes srdnsry Goode Is 60GSo go lEhs meois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22

London July 81 y. m Ncw-York. Pennsylvania and
Ohio rrst mortgage bonds 80 Canadian Pacific. "3's
Erie 27i. do second rOnsos, lO7g Illinois Central
l05i. st Paul common. ST. NcwlOrk Central. lI1i4
Pennsylvania. 5j7 Reading. 3l. Mexican Central new
4 Der cent bonds. liz.
spanish -. Ol7s.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England
on Ia a to-day l. G@O,O 900.
PARIS sdvices quot per cent rcn-S at 9S francs 50
confines for the account .
paris July 2l.-Ine weekly statement Of the Bank ~
r,sne shows Of $500 900 francs Ia gold and
9-5 900 francs Ia silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22

nv, crr,r EXPORTS ANO sURfLUs-EFTECrs
OF FALsEHoODs-NALuE OF TIE
crop OF 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
New Grand Hotel.

Vt ENTEKN NNT~NIIT WOT MAINS.
OPEN UNTIL OCT l. RATES REDUCED FOR JULY
only Lotr mountain top with direct fair9nd access
elevation. > 500 feet. A. hour from N'W-Nort. tO
S.. add re~s J. :. CORNELL. froprletor-. @
/. {. CAMPBELL. As.t Manager, summit Mountain Pos
Ofire Ulster County. y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
WHEAT. NO. 2.

No sprins WSes, VIZ Toe No .prns what 1914
Ne f6AL 7ssc Ne 2 corn. 6o5c; No oats. Slke;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
LIVE SIODK MARkET.

~ heat a 7ods5 So Sheep-R.celpts 600 head EMP
tnents 800 head market strong. unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES.
ERAM EAlT EAsT 3lIu ST. EOK

GREENPORT RIvEEHEAD. s:2o A. NJ, ;5o
Saturdays only 30 Shelter Island Express Train lO
20 80 T. N. Sundays . 100 a. VI.
$40 HARBOR The HAMPIONS, 20 80 (SatuT.
day, only so Train l09." $50, 4:20. Sundays
K0NKoNKOMA. BRENTWOOD $50 A.. NJ. 80
(Satlrdays Only) 90 .35 20. Sundays, quo A. NJ
PATCHOGU T. 40, 5 20, 10 80 \. NJ. 30 tSatui
day- only 30 20. ;S5. 20. 80 r. NJ Sundays
B!BYLoN $50 40 80, - ;2o: 10 30 A. NJ :39
80 tSltil Only 20 = 20. So 20 , 90 ~
so 10 90 ~ 90 night (wetaesiays and and SstSTdas'
PORT JEFFERSON. NORTHrQET HtNIlNHErto%S6
COLD SPRING 80 80 saturdays only) 30, ~
Z. VI. 30 Northport OILY 10 80 ~ NJ, go + NJ sun
DAYS 9 10 \. NJ, 20 T. NJ 10 Noithpot only S1o
A. NJ. ,. . ,,,,,, posrvv
80 ) 30 10 80 4 NJ. 10 80 Saturdays onlyA 200,
doys and SATURDAYS only. sundays. go 200 ~ NJ
q 70 : 30 l.. NJ. -. - - o-o
GARDEN CifY, HEMPsTEADs go g 20. 10 20 a.
80. 80 : 90 10 90 =. NJ u % might.,, sundays.
90. 20 A. NJ 20 90, 80, 10 20 Y. NJ o,o
FAR KnC KNWAY. VIA Valley stream. 40. 10 30
4 NJ . 80 10 90 +. NJ. - % night. Sundays. 20
81 40. 30. o., : 90, : so. 10 20 p NJ. =,
NRVEENE NND FAR ROCKAWAl. Via y J: and
r b. nv o 49, 3 90 9 80 10 so 4. NJ, 2;6o Satur
day, only. 20. 20, 20, %, ~ = v oaann
days 90. 10 80 A. NJ, 20, 80 80 o;4V' oSo'
cke on.ces at Long Island CITY foot Fast Silh.,t;.
FOOT ~ Ch1inb"rs-t r. r.; n 2Gl 90 ana 3i5 broau'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-22
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL,

CATskIlI. \. \.
This popular + situated at Ca,skl. ~ y
on the h IN blum overlooking the Hudson Rlycr. ROD
tvef and mountain views are ghsurIosed The hotel AZ
lfln'uelt- nr-t-ca-s. with accommodations for $50
superior orchestra Lawn tennis. BILLIARD boating livery
un1 attractions Reasonable terHs for both transient
aud permanent guests Dor particulars apply 20
J. II BAGLLY Manager Catskil, ". z.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-04-28
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Col. Robert w. Monroe, of King
wood, is nominated by the .11gus
and seconded by the Hampshire
Recicw, for the judgcship of the
Court of Appeals. The Morgan
town New DOmiaion puts forward
the claims Of james Moreland, Of
MoDongalia. Both Of these are
splendid gentlemen, and those who
know say they are good lawyers.
We still hope, however, Mr.. Lucas
can be prevailed upon TO serve an
other term. -Martias6uyg Statesman
Judge Lucas, during his service
on the Supreme Bench, has made a
most excellent record for himself
and his friends all over the State,
regret to sec him retire from that
high and responsible position. But
inasmuch as he declines to again be
a candidate because Of the eondi-
ton of his health, it is necessary to
select some one to Gil his place.
The Statesman well says that both
of the gentlemen mentioned are
splendid men and good lawyers, and
while Col. Monroe is still an active
and vigorous man, both IN mind
and body, yet he has the advantage
Of Mr.. Morcland, by many years, in
the way Of experience. While not
a bitter partisan yet his life has
been spent in working for and scrv-
ing his party, and il there is a man
in the State who deserves some re.
cognitlon, Col. r.. w. Monroe is
the man. -DoUis Times.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-04-28
SOME QUEER WANTS.

WANTED-A skillful dentist to
Gil the teeth OF a gale.
WANTED-A cook to prepare
dinner OH mountain range.
WANTED--A stand-up collar for
the neck of the woods.
WANTED--A hat to fit the head
of the Missouri River.
WANTED-A set Of artificial teeth
for the mouth Of the Mississippi.
WANTgD-A crown for the brow
Of n hill
WANTED-A snug-ftling shoe
for the foot Of mountain.
WANTED-Sove hundred wo-
men to scour the country.
WANTED An energetic barber to
shave the face OF the earth.
WANTED--A lady to wear the
Cape Of Good Hope.
WANTED-Locks for the Florida
Keys.
WANTgD-A wise man to teach
the Seilly Islands.
WANTED Some one 20 love tho
River Darling. Br0ohlyn Lifc.