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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27

BALTIMORE, Nov. 90. noon.-Flour steady at
unchanged prices Wheat easy; spot 1880
7314c; December 7316GD73Ssc. Corn irm; spot
ard November 49c bid; white, by sample, 473
4Sl6c; yellow $40 i9c; steamer mixed SIC
bid
BALTIMORE, Nov %, 5 D. m.-Flour quiet and
steady; receipts, 1928; shipments. $50; prices
unchanged Wheat, southern. firm; western
easy; receipts for southern 20s7; for western
Der 73l607s5sc; May 81sk6Sl3Sc; others I'M
changed. Corn, southern, Trmer and 120S4c
higher on sample lots; western irregular; re-
ceipts for southern 22.9e7; for western S,755;
others unchanged. Oats firm; receipts 1000;
shipments 6, S96; stock 99. 495; prices unchanged
Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs firm and
unchanged. Coffee nominal Freights dull
and unchanged.
ST LOUIS, Nov 26.-Flour quiet; dull; patents
s. 40D3 60; extra fancy 50 1908 20; fancy
November delivery 6s1fc; December delivery
6816c; January delivery voc; May delivery 7614c;
July delivery 7Rc. Corn lower; Noveu Der deIiv-
cry 1850; December delivery ss16c; year
delivery 3S1sc; January delivery 3S1<c; day de-
livery 43l1c. Oats closed lower; November de-
livery 30lkc; May delivery $40, Eggs firm and
unchanged. Butter quieti creamery 2909oc
Pork standard mess, Sl3 rs Lard prime steam
80 3716 Dry sailed meats, shoulders 81 90, longs
and clear ribs 81 20; shorts 81 So; bacon, boxed
shoulders s. 25 longs IS 6aI6 clear ribs So 6216;
shorts IS S218090J. Whisky steady at 81 49,
Bagging and cotton ties uncha ged.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 26.-Sugar active and
strong: open kettle, strictly prime 15- 100 30;
prime 2zSc; good fair TO fully fair 23402 I5-16c
common 70 fair. 23sGD2szc centrifugal off plan
tation granulated 43Sc; choice white f-l63b
41Sc; off white 5000; off gray white, 1l-160
431kc; choice yellow clarified lI-l6c; prime
yellow clarified 8 9-16N3 &c; off yellow cIar-
fed 3 6-l6031kc; seconds 2149S4c Others
unchan ed
CINc1NNATI. Nov. 26.-Pork, regular, s1s Is;
family $l4 rs. Lard. kettle dried. $40 la1kN
10 25. Bacon short clear sides 50 IS. Whisky
sales / ,029 barrels at 81 Is.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 26, noon.-Sprits turpentine
quiet at Si4@3lAc. Rosin dull; strained to
good at 81 300S1 IS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20, g. p. m.-Spirts turpen-
tine moving quietly at 3l1403!34c. Rosin quiet |;
strained quoted at s. 80; 20 strained g. 35.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 90 Spirits turpentine
firm at 2s46c. Resin quiet at 81 05
WILMINGTON, Nov. 26.-Spirits turpentine
firm at 2514c. Resin firm: strained 81 90; good
strained 81 05. Tar steady at 81 20. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 90; yellow dip and
virgin 81 20.
PETROLEUM AND OILS.
NEW York, Nov. 90 - Petroeum-Parker's
crude. barrels, s. IS: bulk 81 IS; refined
New York barrels. IS 1905 rs; bulk So 10 /;
Philadelphia and Baltimore S. 5515 20; pipe
line certificates nothing doing. Cotton seed
oil rtrm; new crude SOC bid; new yellow
34035c.
New York. Nov 26-Rice fairly active and
steady; Carolina and Louisiana, common to
low fair, 33501334c; fair to good 41144c; prime
to choice 41S0t5c; extra head 6ss0a34c.
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MARKETS BY rel sGaApa.


NEW YORK, Nov 26. noon.-M Money on CALL
loaned at 1855 per cent. Exchange-Bankers'
sixty day bills, 81 Sc; for demand, 81 $50
State bonds opened neglected. Government
bonds opened dull; currency Is, 1913 bid; Is
coupon, 1141f bid; extended p, registered, iO0A
bid
NEW York. Nov 90. 500 p. m.-Money
loaned easy throughout the moruing at 4Ca4l6
per cent. Sterling exchange closed steedy:
posted rates 81 5000 SS15 actual rates, 81 IS
for sixty days and 81 S7% for demand. Gov
eminent bonds closed steady; currency o. iO71S
bid; extended rs, registered, 1901 bid; Is,
coupons, 1l4lk bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows:
Union firsts l07S4 bid; sinking funds 1903 bid !;
centrals 10S bid
Stocks were decidedly more active this morn
ing than during the corresponding hours Of
Yesterday. The sales to noon amounted to
i79, 06l shares. The course of prices was irregu-
lar At the opening there was some show of
strength, and few stocks advanced frac-
tionally, but this soon wore away, and the de-
cline in most stocks ensued. Consolidated Gas
advanced from l26 TO l2714, and then fell to
l25l6 General Electric was the feature of the
first hour. 1t was pressed for sale, and declined
from l12 to ll0-the result of the issue of the
new $4,000 900 bond loan. New England fell
| 136 per cent. Baltimore and Ohio fell from 90
IT, s., and Evansville and Terre Haute advanced
from l4l to l43 There was a steadier feeling at
the close owing to a favorable bank statement
Prices as rule, however, were lower than
those of yesterday.
m .I.-as. l. H.
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THE WOMAN OF FASHION.
And How She Appears in Club
land.

land.
(Copyright)
NKw YORK, Nov. 26.-Swelldom made a
great sacrifice the other evening-gave up
the horse show to attend the opening of
one Of its new clubs-yclept Colonial.
Chauucey Depew was there as usual. and
spoke OF the number of pretty women
present. looked about me. Did | gaze
through green spectacles, that could not
discern his rose-colored visionss / had lust
before made mental note Of the fact that
there wasn't single pretty woman there
no, not one could I fud, although had
gone from room to room, up and down
every staircase, peeped into all the cozy
corners where beauty might be lurkinR.
and examined critically every woman in the
lovely gold and white theater. Perhaps it
was because they were mo Q like the nselyes
than they used to be. Powder could see
plenty OF, but very little rouge, cream
washes AID beautihers
Another thing that l noticed was the
courage of the American woman as ex-
emphted In that portion OF them present.
Although the empire has been the thingn
for some time past, any number of those
WOlhOA "OAC ShpAA Aocb " lAlboL kOWUB with
the most wonderful equaninity. couldn't
count more than twenty empire gowns.
and wasn't able TO discover one In the 1880
although that l hardly looked for, it has so
recently come over. To be sure, the season
is still young, but taking all things into con-
sheraton, It was certainly surprising
aud Disappointing was sorry that
the women had not made more of an
effort to be bewitchiug They seemed lust a
rifle Indifferent. noticed it even i'll the
dressing room before they came down
there wasn't the usual crowdIng alb ut mir
rors; almost all OF hem gave only look or
two into the glass and then turned away. Ia
IL the growing strong mindedness, do Won
suppose, that has anything TO do with the
changel Surely the element isn't creeping
into tue circles Of exclusivaness and Rayety-
Bengaline was the most popular material
apparently. and chiffon. There were any
number of bengaline gowns in light colors.
with velvet sleeves White and green were
there, and great deal Of them, particularly
10 all white gowns, with very bright gree1
velvet sleeve puffs. Next to white and
green in favor came whlts and pale yellow:
possibly because the exquisite little ball
room was decorated in these two
delicate colors. The women had
20 MS OF these two shades. or ~
pale yellow alone-and there were ever so
many OF both-looked very pretty when the
shades that covered the wan background
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Well, the election ia over, and we are hur
rabing for Cleveland. 1t was a regular sur
prise party; bets are being paid and the hat
trade is lively. A great many be'-s were
made for suits and overcoats, and "Ihe Fd-
NOUS" Clothing House saved the loser 25
per cent. on the amounts of their bDss.
For this week we will cut prices in suits
and overcoats. The season is late and we
have too many goods, and il 10 " prices will
move them they Will go, as we will make
you prices that, if you are any judge of
clothing, you will see at once that you will
save money by purchasing of THE Fd-
NOUS" Clothing House..
4
Bear in mind that we are not in the
habit of advertising humbug sales. II We
say that we will give you cut prices you
can depend on getting it: best les, we don't
ask YOU 60 take our word for it; look at
the goods and prices in every store IN Sa-
vannah, and il we dou't save you money
we don't ask you to buy of US. "The Fd-
nous" Clothing House, l4S Broughton
street.-dd.
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OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov, 90, 1892

NAVAL SToREs-The market for spirits turpen-
tine was quite firm, but prices were rather ir-
regular. There was good inquiry and an ad-
vance OF 40 was obtained on the bulk of trans.
actions. AT the Board of Trade on the open
ing call the market reported as firm at
2S@4029c for regulars. with sales of 932 casks at
the second call It closed firm at 1881 for
for regulars, with further sales OF rs casks
Rosn-The better grades continues firm at quo
tations, and are in good request with light of
ferings while the lower grades we're unsettled
and irregular There was a pretty full
business doing; the total sales for the
day were about 4,500 barrels. At the Board of
Trade on the first call the market was posted
as firm for l and above and dull for H,
with sales OF ass barrels at the follow
ing quotations: A, b, c, d, and E, 81 O5;
NJ, 81 IS; n. 81 IS; window glass. So IS; water
white. SO So At the last call 1t closed firm
with further sales OF S,62S barrels at the follow
/ 65; F, 81 OiIkSi 10; q. siig16aiis; Il.
81 30GDl ~. Other grades were unchanged
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Schr Aaron Reppard, Philadelphia
Schr Margaret A May. baltimore.


Barrow. Nov 29-Saled. bark Finland [Norl,
Lundstrom, Apalachicols.
Bremen, Nov 23-Arrlved, steamship Congo
lBrl, Rowe. Char eston.
Ghent, Nov 23-Sailed. bark MathiIda [Swl,
Anderson. Charleston.
Liverpool. Nov 24-Arrived steamers Inch.
barra lBrl. Major, Brunswick; i4ueina Bril-
Greig. Charleston; bark Jan Melchers Dutch |.
Hemmes, Mobile.
Lizard, Nov 24-Passed. steamship Empire
IBrl, Davies, Brunswick for Bremen.
Rochefort, Nov 22-Sailed, Nudge IT, Apa-
IachicOla
Baltimore, Nov 24-Ceared. schr Island City,
WORMS, Savannah.
Salled-Scurs Emma G Middleton, Charleston;
Blancb Hopkins, Savannah.
Brunswick, Ga, Nov 24-Arrived, schrs James
Judge, Martinique; Frank w Howe, New York /;
William Jones, New York.
Georgetown, sc, Nov 24-Arrived, schr John
Q Gregory, AndreaSsan New York.
Jacksonville. Nov 21-Cleared, schr Nellie s
Pickering McKeon. New York.
Pensacola, Nov 21-Arrved. ship Agra lNorl
Chrlstoffersen. Santos; barks Louisa NorI,
Aaroe, Rio Japeiro; Henry Litchfield, Dow,
Barbados; Arabia Norl, OmundseD, Hartlepool;
schr George Twohy, Farren, st Jago
Cleared-Bark Lakefeld [Norl. Nelson, Liv-
erpool.
Philadelphia, Nov 24-Arrived, schr Belle
O'Nell, Dunton, Apalacl icola
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weak and sc lower. but rallied 10 later on,
closing at decline for the day Of &c: spot lots
closed steady; spot sales. No mixed, 5lAc;
s15sc; May 5s5sc. Oats = Options dull and
weak; ira ing was featureless and prices closed
at sc decline; spot lots closed steady at pre-
vious prices; spot sales, No. 2 white 4l@l4i4c;
No 8 white Ssc; No. . mixed s5s4c; No
mixed, November 36s4c; December Soc: Janu-
airy o71sc May 4Oc. Suzar-Raw duh but firm;
Muscovado, 80 test, . Is lee; centrifugal, 96
test, 3ssc; refined cut loaf and crushed 531
@51sc; granulated 4sl05c Tor extra fine; pow
dered SlQbc; mould A 4946slsc; coniectlon-
No. I7A9 1880; futures closed easier; Rio or
Santos No. December delivery 10 20; Jsnu-
airy delivery 10 So; March delivery 10 80; April
delivery 10 %; May delivery 10 20. p anuts
barely steady and quiet; fancy handpicked AZ
44S4c; farmers 301315c Molasses dull; un-
changed; Cuba, 50 test, hhds, nominal; Porto
Rico best S3G32c; English islands 2i@25c;
New Orleans. new crop, 34d4ac; New Orleans,
old crop, open kettle 25035c. Cut meats
steady; picked bellies e9sAS55c. Shoulders
size. Hams 100 !O1sc; smoked shoulders and
changed family 80 OOSiI 90; extra mess sc so
as 20; ctv extra India mess in tierces $13 000
10 90; packet in tierces 81 6o0l2 30; packet 10
s4 6Sai So SO PORK DUE Sef and aHn Steady ad old
mess Sl3 256613 so; new mess Sl4 25014 rs;
short clear S17 5O119 %; family mess Sl7 90
OBS GO. Extra Urine, new, Si7 Oo@l7 50.
Lard-Cash western steam steady at $40 %;
city steam So 30; options strong at $40 rs for
November; December 50 80. Freights weak and
dull.
CHICAGO. Nov s6.-Flour quiet; about steady;
hard wheat patents So 6004 Is; soft wheat
patents So 90 613 90. Wheat was easy on
generous receipts in the northwest and reported
satisfactory condition of winter wheat; closing
prices were 5000 lower; No. ? spring in store
72c; receipts 239 cars. Corn was easy on larger
receipts than expected and cold weather; clos
ing prices were 4c lower; No. in store $3.50
441Sc; receipts 260 cars. Oats were dull and
easier, closing &c lower; No. f. o. b. 326J4c;
receipts III cars Provisions eased off near the
close on realizing sales Pork declined 214c and
lard nc. Ribs closed unchanged. Whisky
steady and unchanged at closing prices.
CHICAGO, Nov 26.-The following are the
opening quotations.:
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, Nov 90, s75 bales cot
ton 1875 bbs spirits turpentine, i,O45 bbls rosin,
162 bales Jmestics, bills hides, 2 bids paper,
2l4 pkgs mdse, pkgs hardware, pkg vsge-
tables, Z cases eggs, l horse, 100 tons pig IRON 2
empty tank, car furniture, l car lath, 2 cars
coal SO bols whisky 20 bbls sugar 800 bbls cot
ton seed oil, bbls syrup, 260 bbls -four 81 bbls
clay, car lard. cars wood. 8 cars lumber, car
corn.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway,
Nov 26-793 bales cotton, 1.724 bbs rosin, 401
bbls spirits turpentine g. 0S boxes fruit, SO cars
lumber, 6 cars wood. / car cotton seed, 81 pkgs
baskets. 100 bdls names. ~ bdls spades. l organ,
10 bbls rice, . stoves, tables, / signboard, 10
bbls sugar, 2cases lanterns, / car turnips, 10
pkgs furniture % bbls syrup, bales hides, %
boxes vegetables, ~ bbls fiber. % bales moss
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway Nov
26-5 bales cotton, 235 bbls rosin 20 bblS spirits
turpentIne, cars cotton seed, cars lumbar, ~
cars wood, cars oil, / car empty bbls, bales
sheetang, I crate buggy l pair shafts, lot
household goods, box clothing, bdls shovels
/ case locks, box berries, sacks Rrits, 4 pkgs
household goods, case paint, bdl hides, ba :
potatoes, 8 trunks, 80 boxes tobacco, 8 stoves, /
case sewing machine parts
Per South Bound Railroad, Nov 26-276 bales
cotton, p pkgs tobacco, 4 cases cigars, 8 bbls
syrup. Dbl potatoes, sacks potatoes. 900 lbs
buggy material, bag wainuts, box groceries,
l box books, 81 pkgs furniture, car brick, IS
cars wood.
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New York Market view.

Reported By Palmer. Rivpnburo Dc Co., Sue
ceSso,s to q. s. Palmer. 1876 Redde ST.. MY
New York, Nov. 26. Oranges, fancy brights
selected sizes SO OO03 IS; straight ines 81 5O6
90; russets, 50 25Qo2 81; lemons, 81 0O13 co.;
grave fruit, 81 50G.3 so per box; eggplant,
81 00Q5 90 per barrel; beans, fancy, 81 50GtS 90;
cucumbers, 81 OO05 90 crate
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS,
MEDnINGA

Wedding invitations and cards printed or en-
graved at the shortest notice and In the latest
ryles. We carry an extensive and well selected
stock Of line papers. envelopes aud cards es
pecialiy for such orders. Samples sent on APP
pHcation, AoRMSo NEWS Printing Rouss
Savannah. Ga
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The British schr Beaver, which arrived at
quarantine several days ago, has been ordered
to Fernandina and sailed
London Nov 26-The steamer Friesland, New
York Tor Antwerp, passed the Lizard at a. IN.
brunswick, Ga, Nov 24-While off the bar in
TINS port this morning both topmasts of the
plot boat Oracle were carried away. The tim
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Local Record for ths Morning News.
Local forecast for Sava lnah and vicinity:
Fair; followed by showers.
Official forecast for Georgia: Fair;
southerly winds.
OonD&rison o. mean Ssmperasurs at Savan-
nah. Ca, Nov. 20 1892, and the mean OF ths
same day FOR Al ls ,e91 VsRrs:
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
YorK-2,99s bales upland cotton, 116 bales do
mestics and yarns. 206 bols rosin, 100 sacks rio
chaff So as feet lumber, 305 bos cotton seed oil
800 sacks cotton seed meal. bbls fish. $3.50
boxes oranges, 65 boxes vegetables, 254 tons pig
iron, bbs terrapins, 1855 oars, 51l pkgs mdse.
Per steamship D H Miller for Baltimore
2,040 bales upland cotton, 1890 bbs rosin, IS
bales domestics. bale hides, cases domestics,
/ bag rice, 81 casks clay, 90, 1904 feet lumber,
crates vegetables, bol yegetables boxes lem.
ons, 400 boxes oranges, % bbls oranges, %
pkgs mdse
Per schr VIM H Allison for Baltimore-360,6S 4
feet p lumber f Hunting & co.
Per schr Warner Moore for Philadelphia
352, 3S5 feet p p lumber-Frierson & co
Per schr Aaron Reppard for PHILADELPHIA
$50. 1859 feet D lumber-Dale, Dixon q Co,
P r schr Matte E Eaton for Baltimore
44l,696 feet p p lumber-otIlwell, Millen & Co.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY
Bark Topdal [Norl, Anderson. Barbados
in ballast TO A Minis Sons =
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Bark Phonizia [Gerl, Freese, Liverpool. with
salt TO @ NJ Gilbert g co. vessel 10 Chr @ Dahl
& Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Washington, Nov 23-Notice il given that
on or about Dec 90 1892, light vessel No 50 will
be moored in 80 feet of water in the present po-
sitlon OF Frying Pan Shoals light vessel No 90,
on the southerly extremity of Frs ing Pan
shoals, making OFF to the southwark aud east
ward from Cape Fear, North Carolina.
ON the same date light vessel No 90 will be
permanently withdrawn from the station.
Light vessel 40 SO will snow fixed white re-
Hector light at each masthead, 5734 feet above
the level OF the sea, visible in clear weather, the
observers eye IS feet above the same Level, ia
nautical miles.
The vessel has two masts. schooner-rigged.
and no bOwsprit. The masUheads are black, and
at each there is a black circular iron cagework
day, ARK. The hull is yellow, with tue words
Frying Pan Shoals In large black letterA
on each side and SO" in large black figures on
eacn quarter. A black smokestack and fog
signal are between the masts.
During thick or foggy weather a 12-inch steam
whistle will sound blasts of seconds duration,
separated by alternate silent intervals of 10 and
40 seconds. If the whistle be disabled bell will
be rung by hand.
By order OF the lighthouse board.
JAMES A GREER,
Rear Admiral JTSN. Chairman
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FIdenotes trace of rain or snow.
T. l. 5dErL. Oossrysr. 1Vea5asr B1reaL
Zig bargains in fine clothing OF Kohlersi
15s Broughton street. Overcoats and un'
derwear sacrihced.-ad.
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Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint cures an
corns. warts and bunions.
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CLEARFD YESTERDAY.

Steamship Dessoug, Christie Philadelphia
G. Anderson
Steamship City Of Augusta, Catherine. New
York-C @ Anderson.
Steamship Decatur II Miller, Billups. Balti-
more-Jno Caroan, Agent
schr VIM II Allison, Remission, Baltimore--Geo
HarriSs & Co
schr Warner Moore, Crockett, Philadelphia
Geo Harriss & Co.
Schr Matte f Eaton, Carnage. baltimore
Geo Harriss q Co.
Schr Margaret nay, Jarvis. Baltimore-Geo
Harriss & Co.
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. EAlEIlEI U ENIlNINe
Rear Admiral. USN. Chairman.

Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters of vessels free of charge
in United States photographic Office in the
at the office.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City OF Birmingham, New York.
Steamship Decatur II Miller. baltimore
Bark scott [Norl. Buenos Ayres.
SChr Matte h Eaton, Baltimore.
scar Warne Moore. PhilsaelphiA
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MEAN TEaPERATuRE.
COMPARATIVE RAINFALL STATEMENT;

The hight OF the Savannah river at
Augusta at 8 a N. 10th meridian time was
~ feet, fall of o. feet during the pre-
cediug twenty-four hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for twenty-touv hours
ending 6 p. m. Nov 26 1892. 18th Meridian tins.
Observation a<en at the same momsnt OK
time at all stations
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
York-Mrs Henry Blum, Miss nlun, Mrs Edw
Karow, Miss Laura Lester, T F Hascan, Mrs
Sheffield, NJ Q Warner
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YES
TERDAY
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PRIZE STORIES

Don't become constipated. Take BEECH
ANS PILLs.-dd.
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Ooservations ;ASBn 81 t1s 50 rs mOnenb OK
time atauSsbiD ~ tortla MoaSIS4 Hsws
SAVANNAH. Nov ~. 1888 p. H., CITY tins.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-03-04
NoT1cE-TlMBER CULTURE.

No. 1854 United States land Office
0berlin, Kas., February 8, 1892.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
fee by Charles Apologize, against e. Pelton
for failure to comply with law as to
timber-culture entry No. 2I71 dated May
20, 1885, upon the southeast quarter section
IL, township south, range 40 west, in
Sherman county, Kansas, with view to
the cancellation Of said entry; contestant
alleging that E. Pelton, has wholly failed
for more;than two years, last past, to Guilt
vate, any portion Of said land, or to plant
or attempt to replant any portion of said
land to trees, tree seeds, or cuttings and
the entire tract has been wholly abandoned
and let to grow up TO weeds during 1890
and 1891. up to the present time without
any acts OF cultivation and such failures
exist at this date January 20, 1892, the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this Office on the 22d day Of April 1892, at
l o'clock p. m, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said failure. Testi-
mOny in this case to be taken before NJ. D..
Cuthbertson, notary public, at his Office
In. GOOdland, Kas., on the 18th day of
April, 1892, at 10 o'clock q. m.
CYRUS ANDERSON, Register.
Service by publication.
G. L. CALVERT, attorney for plaintiff.