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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-11
W.N.COLER & CO.,
Bankers,
MUNICIPAL BONDS,
"a NASSAU STREET.
Aurtion Sales. financial.
\, rr,r crpC1rrT COIrRT OF THE UNITED

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN zen. En-
tn Eastern ps,r YORK Sf e, n VS. RICH
MoND 4 DANvILLE r. r. co. ct
Xnc. u bspy given that under and in pursuance OF
an order made in the cause on ,ne i the
day Of August, 1895 by me OF virginia upon
the pstition Of It's receiver the undersigned
Spencer az SOLE continuing receiver on tne Ia rause
viii on Wednesday the twenty afh day Of sepemIgss
1895 twelve ocoeS noon a, ' SswY%rk at No.
isroadway in said city sell public auction o' a. re-
Muller Son tioneers without Teeousre legal and
equitable such receiver and an me me, Iss,nhmond and
interest legal and equitable OF tne h foowing claim
claim OF tn. receivers OF the Richmond ana 4aRSs
ing Company Of Georgia for the principal sum OF an nd
n n wG p and tW"nty.nne cents 23 45 DO alleged
to advanced ~ shln IN pairoad and
Psnkns company OF and Gamsd in ana
brought January 5th 1893 by r. w phn"nd < Dan
Vile Railroad Company. in the supreme tour, OF IN M
state and Count, Of New York. against the Csh.ta s
removed from said state Court the Circuit Court OF
and still pending and undetermined In saih ias'-"
80 -. - condemnation
the dsy Of sale and no bid Of less amount than nVe
The bidder bid il accepted as the highest or
will be required q at once to me liz nv
him I, snv bids should be rejected by the Court the
amount 80 deposited by bidder will be returned 10 MN
making The same shall fa to comply all the conditions
Of the ale and all orders Of the Court In respect
shall be applied the Cour, may direct ,.,.,,,..
For further particulars and for mchr spdc'He bane
Railroad company in the claim 70 be sold reference -
Ss ny 'a the 70 once Ss Of the Clerk q Rich
mond virginia-Da,ed New-York, September "a lsso
Solo Continuing Receiver.
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Dnblie Notices.
AouEDUcT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 200. STEWART BDILDlNG.
NO $50 BROADWAY
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the worn

AQUEDUcT coMMissioNEi.s, OFFICE.
ROOM 200. STEWART BUILDING.
NO $50 BROADWAY
NEW-YORK Angus, 3d. isA
CONTRACTORS
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the wort
ID and furnishing the materials called Tor u the A.
FORMS on nle m me o'-ce 81 s
tovedict Commissioner FOR compstinS Highway q
etc. crossing IN" Fast Branca
- Reservoir -" N the Town OF Kent. Putnam County
New York Will be received at ms once UNI " eaassfaL
nubIciy opened by the Aqueduct comm!s,on as
az nossibe and the award n the contract !s
aoing aid work and furnishing said materials will b
made by said Commissioners az soon thereafter as prse
ticabe. 49,. --..., .o.,-,,, ~. o.. .,.,.s..
% ,he,eor and bids or proposals and proper envelopes
Tor their Enclosure. form OK bonds ana al otner n'ona.
,,n, can te the above o'ce ~ the AQuetg1
CDI, r,t a.. ON application the Secretary.
nv order VI the Agueduct Commissl9neir .
p' ''' " JAMES C. DUANE. President
rnwApD T. ALLEN Secretary
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financial Mleet,nqs.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF
vi TJIE CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD GO.
Portsmouth. Va. Sept TO- 1895
V,HE REGu LAR ANNUAL MEETING Of the
i c,ockbolder. Of the Carolina Central Railroad Co
viii be held Front street Office OF the company
the city Of Wilmington y. g, AZ o'clock y. m on
r,',r.t,v The 10th day OF October proxlmo.
i""''' JOHN II SHARP. Treasurer
A DyERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FoR
n "TtTt NF:W- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
cElvEp At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i,242 Broad
TiSf;MENTs the following Branch orees 25a
ri.h,hav, G. corner TwentY-thirist. l62 Sixth ave.
III Fourth ave. cor. Fourteenth-st
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financial Gletticns.

VNIIE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
ers Providence and Stonington steamship Com
many Will be held Butler Exchange. In Providence,
on Wednesday September II. 1895 at 1880 A. m. Tor
IN. 4 directors and the consideration OK such
other business may properly be submitted
Tine pols viii close iOlJ a the day OF the
transfer books viii be closed from sept
I'm 10 sept i9th both Inclusive.
Nv Ynrk Sept. 4. ih9l w. r. HERBERT. Secrefary
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, Sept. TO- p. m.-Csnsos 1O7 10 10 for money
and 1914 for the account Canadian Pacific 5sh Erie
Oh DO second consols 1gll Illinois Central 104 Mexi-
ordinary. 23&: 81. Paul common, 7s1s New York
Central lO5x: PENNSYLVANIA, IS; Reading I0h Mexican
Central per bonds ~; Louisville and Nash.
VILE. 65i1; Atchson common. 2ls.
4:30 D.. m.-The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Bank Of England balance to-day Is f77.O0. Money u
per The rate Of discount in the market for
both short and three months bills is y per
p. m.-Pars advices quote exchange London at %
francs 2Sta centimes for checks.
Berlin Sept. 10.-Exchange London 20 marks 49,,
pfennngs for sight and 20 marks 3s pfennngs for 30
day
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,

NEW YORK, Sept. 10Th. 1895
ny ORDER of the Board Of Directors. the
ID tran.fer hooks Of the REGISTERED BOND GER
TIFTCATEs Of this Company will be- closed Friday.
sentember 18Th at o'clock i. NJ preparatory the
na,ment on Tuesday October lsi, 1892 at this Office OF
The somi-annual cent said certih
cafe. The transfer books will be reopensd Wednesday
October "a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
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Proposals.

a pyERTISEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW YORK IRiBuNE WILL BE RE.
CEIYED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 Broad.
way. % door north OF Thirty -nrst-st and ADvER.
TlSEMENTS AZ the following Branch Offices: 25&
Iiehth-avp Twenty third st. 1852 sxth-ays
~ Fourthavs. cor Foure.n,hst 60 Thlrd-ave. 100
Thrd-aye cor. Fortysevsnth-st 028 Thirdave near
sixty hrs Los Fln lave: 100 West Forty second
i42 Columbustve;; 81 Avenue A; lS23 Ihirdsve 2oI
sSs Thrd-aye 2O5i Thirdave. between One hundred.
Broadway. -. ......--... ,.o -.
,~en,v s 24s One hundred and NTH
az and $50 One hundre and forty ATHEIST. up to
d m al regular once rates
n Brooklyn at 1907 Fulton a. - Court-st. - Broad
son-st: 3s4 Bedford ave- near South 2d'st. UP % .
D m, at regular Office rates
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..,,or. a,,n,nishing to 1854, 900. while the
temper was heavy throughout changes were TOT
tho most part for slight fractions only Out nan
sas pacific consolidated receipts declined ~ to
81. Missouri Kansas and Texas skies lh to 6Gh,
and Mobile and Ohio fours Ia to to-t.
rrho Irn,ted states Treasury received to-day
slb9 343 National bank notes TOT redemption: Gus
tnms receipts reported to-day from washington
,ara sAob O64 the internal revenue receipts $2s66l9
and the miscellaneous receipts Nnooo. Iotai Gov
eminent receipts for the day. t.oati: expe oH
Ere. fa,j 200 excess Of expenditures, SlSO.S6S
p.ce,nts for the month to date Sls71l3: expendl-
tures e gsS 400; excess OF expenditures Nu,Zb'.
Receipts for the fiscal year to date $ooNs,oo' ex-
penditures $S0,O94.6%S; excess Vi e"pe"'''' wv
receipts, s13. 5soAl ... -
To'dav's Washington Treasury statement COW
erng actual results of two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement. was as follows:
~. .o,, on hand SOS 772 sas.so'OCs Dec sS,iOo
xs5 .i1s@ on ii s sSSssfls SsSS Dec Sd5
Actual cash in the
s SysT Sssanans lsso14 Dsc s9sls
Deposits in bank. io.soo.eH h'ltlss Dec l4l,4oo
.,.,,. o.,, seoi oco 7is $3.50 s22 Dec si21.se
D si,,s, minor Ia laesso25 isecosos Dec o722l7
cash bs, ss2 200 Oeo sis2 1904 Dec si49s7G
The Treasurys net gold on mana Win 'o-oh'
withdra walls Is s91.56o, ~ a..
Tho Sub-Treasury had debit balance AT the
Clearing House OF 1915 It's net loss on pal
ance was ST. 1886. made up by Ioss IN ourrency
-, sso- 772 and a loss In coin OF 2l6,224 To-days
onerations included Receipts. x.ol6.3o4 pay
ynents e. 100 $50 resulting in general balance OF
sIsI 900 10 consisting Of $S76067o coin and 1884,
02942 currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There was little doing In the local money mar
Vets and rates were practically unchanged as
follows:
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There were no transactions in State issues or In
bank shares. Trading in railroad bonds was COM
paratively quiet and uninteresting. the total
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ReichsnarkB
Guders .........''. <,.
The price OF domestic exchange was az ioio"'
nj the places named: Charleston. buying par
selling isc. premium, NeW,ore" sa nah huv.
16O discount bank 100 premium; savannah. puy
ing mar selling n premium up TO S3'oVo' I-lV LOT
az 300 and over; San Francisco. sight par. teie-
graph Sc per 800 premium; chicago QUO u'S-
count: Boston, 10c. discount 40, ,o.
Rank clearIngs were follows at the places
named: ew-York-Exchanges sloS,ooo,o'..: 900 Uai
ances. ss.l56.lO5 Baltimore-ENGilnahs e.
559 s69. balances 81 1872 492. Boston-Excnahges
sI51 $40: balances. $l.561 495 Philadeiphia-EX-
changes S16.3"3 1926; balances. lsSlooe'
The nrice OF commercial bar silver In THIS mar
rot uas &c nominal per ounce. Mexican dollars
were quoted at 532s In LONDON me p,.ce VI Dai
silver was unchanged at 30 9-l6d Inc Ne"-io N,
sailing tomorrow, Will take out "io'VVo ou"'e' "a
silver. :, - -. IT. :.
Money on call In London was a per cent: Inc
rate OF discount in the open market was - ps.
cent for short and three months DIS ne al'Vu's
81 bullion which was withdrawn from the BANK OF
England On balance to-day was l,'v vog3 T ar
consols we're 1O7 1916 for money and lo'.s Tor ac
count. American stocks were irreguiar rbi,n
Pacific preferred made net gain OF - Wna ,
linton. Pacific Erie Illinois Central ST PauI'
New-York Central. Reading, Atchisoh ana I-ou's
Vile and Nashville were down ma Y per cent
French rentes were quoted at lO2 francs i'1e
confines: Paris exchange on London, 20 francs
ssIb centimes: Berlin exchange on LONDON. :.
r,orls I4ih nfannlngs The weekly statement or
the Imperial Bank OF Germany SHOWS uec'ea'e
in specie OF 10 OPP, 900 marks.
Gold premiums were quoted as follows az me
nlaces named: At Buenos Ayres 1850. at MADRID
1850, at Lisbon 24a.. at st. pe'efsoure o. 1T
Athens IL at Rome AS. at Vienna s.
\. W. Harris e. Co offer TO investors new loan
~ 81 100 900 Kansas City Mo) Az per cent twenty
year gold bonds. which are issued TO pay LOT the
,yraterworks plant acquired by the city under de-
cree and Judgment OF the United states court. Inc
income from the plant Is sufficient to pay the In
terest on the entire city debt ana sho" sutpl
The bonds are a legal investment for all New
England savings banks.
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STOCK MARKET DULL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRICES
GOLD RESERVE AGAIN LOwER-BoNDs'
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER ~
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
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Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
DEPOSITS OF THE
Seconds, Thirds and Consols

should be promptly made with
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY,
IN exchange for Its negotiable certificates
UNITED ACTION by these THREE CLASsEs
OF MAINLINE BONDHOLDERs results In such
control OF the property to them the best
attnnable results. DUE REGARD BEING GIVEN
TO THEIR RESPECTIVE LEGAL POSITIONS
AND PRIORITIES.
Under the agreement for deposit the committee may
IN its discretion terminate the period for deposits with
out notice. and impose exceptional terms for deposits
thereafter.
EDWARD ID. ADAMS, Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
JOHN q. BULLITT.
CHARLES II. GODFREY,
j. u. PROBST,
JAMES STILLMAN,
ERNST THALMANN,
Reorganization Committee.
A. MARCUS, Secretary.
Mills Building New-York City. March T. 1895
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(inanrial.
HOLDERS OF
Northern Pacific Railroad
THIRD MORTGAGE BONDS,
AND OF THE
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE COMMITTED IS
Certificates for Third Mortgage Bonds.

Are reminded that the United states Circuh Co"r'
has designated MIR. VIM NOstrnnd OF 'ni'
Committee, the sole representative OF the inter-
ests Of the Third Mortgage Bonds In the Nor'h-
Pacific foreclosure proceedings and MT Aoa"s
Of the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds.
HOLDERS of Adams or Consolidated MORT
gngc Certificates for THIRD MORT"A"E
BONDS nre REMINDED that by the provision
of that Committees agreement they are en-
titled to WITHDRAW their bonds from the
Mercantile Trust Co. during the month o'
SEPTEMBER payment of their pro r"'"
share Of that Committees expenses, not ef-
cccdinGl 81 bond.
The depository Of this Committee the new
York Guaranty and Indemnity Company No.
85 Cedar street, New-YOrk city, VIII receive
the bonds and Adams Committees certh-
cntes for Third Mortgage Bonds, and Issue
its own engraved certificates therefor.
Charles II. Van NostrRnd.
Evans II. Dick. 1Comnittee.
Max Ruckgaber, jr.,
Charlcmagne Tower, jr..
John l.. Nisbet, Secretary,
40 Wall St., New-York.
SEPT. 2, 1SOo.
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New. York, New.Hayen & Hartford R. R. Co.
Stock & Bond Rights
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
CLARK, DODGE & CO.,
81 WALL STREET
Cipi0en0 Notices.

CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD 60.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
N ONE-HAG.F PER CENT. On - has been declared
on preferred stock OF this company payable In New
York on Tuesday. October ls 1895.
The transfer books for preferred stock VIII be closed
after business hours Saturday. september i+th. and
remain closed until "Wednesday, October "a lsoo
{. ". HIIL.ARD. Trsasurer
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There was a slightly better supply OF CONNER
c,ai hills and futures in the foreign exchange
MARKET hut II was rapidly absorbed by the de-
mand Gold shipments tomorrow VIII amount oIi
80 sgoo 600 OF which Handy Hartman VIII SEND
o. IN ooo and Neeslage & Fuller sl50OOO The rates
at which business was actually done were as fol-
lows: 80. ,u,. shor, hui.
oou L8o
Steriing 49, B.16k b.l5
Francs ......'.''.'' esq e5N
ReichfinafkS ''''''''' i0r 4Oi,
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nils from the first, second and third
grades. Miss Clara Harris, who has
charge of this work, wishes to see a.!
pupils desiring to enter these classes
at the school house, room /, Saturday
June lst.
The Santa Fe has now placed
in effect summer tourist rates to Den
yer, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Mani
tOu and Glenwood Springs, Colo, Lo'
Vegos, Hot Springs, n. NJ, Grand
Cannon of the Colorado via Flagstaff
Ariz., Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah
Helena, Butte and Anaconda, Mont.
and Spokane Falls, Wash.
Knapp does not even appropriate
the high profits other dealers in vehi'
cles have been making on buggies bul
their profits are not so much as ont
would think to compare prices. The
great difference is, they did not buy
right and they had too much freight
to pay. This freight is what plays
thunder. Knapp, he pays the freight
We neglected to mention last weeE
the severe mishap that had befalIeT
Mr.. j. H. Hamilton in having his
arm broken by kick from a playful
colt. The accident will prevent hin
from making as thorough a canvass
for the office of treasurer as he would
otherwise have made; but his friends
will doubtless see to it that his inter
ests do not suffer on that account.
Mr.. w. s. Carr, NJ. P. Jacoby and
family, r. H. Bennett and family and
J. w. Johnson attended the Usage
township S. S. convention held al
Wesler chapel Sunday the 10th. The
S. S. people of this township are very
much interested in the good work and
the spirituality that ran through 9
good program was enjoyed by a crowd
ed house both before and afternoon.
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Miss Clara WEIGH and Miss Leda
Crawford gave an entertainment at
Walnut, Crawford county, of which
the EdgLe speaks very highly. Re-
ferring to Miss WEIGH the EnqLe says:
She is a fine elOcutiOnist, has splendid articu-
latiOn, graceful gesture, good conception, and
her stage presence is easy and natural Miss
WEIGH made several decided hits with the aud
fence and was number of times encored.
The ladies of the Christian church
have acted upon The sugge ton in
last weeks REGISTER and will serve
dinner on Decoration Day. a there
is no vacant room in town they Will
erect a temporary dining hall on the
lots between Reeds barber shop and
Beck's implement house. The lOca
ton is a good one and the ladies will
no doubt have all the patronage they
can take care of.
Quite an awakening of Sunday
School interest has been the result of
the labOrs of the county association.
Revs. Faust and Squier and Mr.. Carr
the American S. >. missionary, who
resides here, visited Center Grove on
May 10 and with the help of the peO-
pie there had most enjoyable and
profitable convention which will like
iy be followed i'm this near future by
one in another part of Cottage Grove.
If low prices and good vehicles will
fetch it, Knapp, he who pays the
freight and Blows and Busters ought
to have the trade of Allen and adjOin-
ing counties and he thinks by paying
the car load freight he will get it,
as other dealers have so much local
freight to pay they must sell an infer
ior buggy for fully 20 per cent. higher
price. Knapp will warrant his ''auc-
tionubuggies and make warrants good.
Will warrant wheels two or three
years.
This Office is indebted to Mr.. Frank
Jackson for fine mess of new peas
and potatoes. Frank thinks some
thing is pretty badly out Of joint il
the 20 of May rolls around and finds
his peas and potatoes too green to pull.
The only man who got ahead of him
this year that we know of was Farmer
Picken, of the lola high school, who
had his first mess a week ago last
Sunday. But then he did that just
to show the people that he could do
some things as we'll as others.
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The finest line of cutlery in the
county, fully warranted, can be
seen at Bartels' & Son.
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Carpet paper just received at Gull
bertson's.
Several bolts of that cheap carpet
! left at Culbertson's.
Buy folding cot and sleep cool
I this summer. j. Culbertso1.
EGGS, 10 cents. Must be strictly
fresh and clean. A t the Leader.
! Brigham & Munger had new screen
doors put ON their store Monday.
Miss Clifford Mitchell went yester-
day to Fredonia to visit old friends.
A new walk has been laid along the
west side of the c. c. Clark property.
Hammocks, from IS cents up, the
prettiest and best, at J. II. Campbells.
Renew yonr furniture with those
W God stains at Campbell's Drug Store.
GIRL WANTED, at the Nickleplate
restaurant right away. Good wages.
Miss Marcy Stevenson went up to
Kansas City Monday to visit her aunt.
If you have any tin work don't fail
to consult prices of w. l.. Bartels q
| Son.
Fresh COWS for sale, 5 the choice of
my herd. J. b. Fergus, Lone Elm
p. o.
The Q. @. C.'s were entertained
Tuesday evening by Miss Sadie Rel
inert.
Mrs. w. H, Evans went to Carlyle
Tuesday to visit few days with her
sister.
Miss Jennie ODER and brother, of
Garnett, spent Sunday with friends
in lola.
If you have any tin work of any kind
that you want done, get w. d. Roots
figures.
There will be no preaching at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening.
Geo. Often has moved his lunch
room to the old Often building near
the depot.
The largest stock of barbed wire in
Allen county at lowest prices at Bar
| tells q Son
A full line of fresh garden seeds
from the Kansas Seed House at Bar
tells & Son.
There is ll-barrel iron water tank
at the REGISTER Office that will be
sold cheap.
Knapp's Bow-protectOr (worth 81 .OO)
put on any buggy he sells at his sales
! room no extra charge.
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THE lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY, MAY "a, 1895.
TINE WEEKS NEWS.

Seven and one-hGf per cent
loans from Henderson.
Watch Klaumann's ad.
Go to Campbelrs for drugs.
Poultry netting, at Coutant's.
Baling wire, all sizes, at Coutant's.
Buy your groceries Oft. NJ. Bartels
Is jewel Elgin watches 5000 at
Goff7s.
Window glass and putty at Cou-
tant's.
Miss Cragie Mcdowell is home from
Topeka.
&C. Warner was over from Moran
Monday.
Choice cut flowers at the lola Floral
Gardens.
Have you seen { ampbell's hammock
display?
Lawn Settles just received at Gull
bertson's.
Mrs. J. z. Wright went up to En-
poria Tuesday.
Beck has a full line of buggies and
spring wagons.
July wheat touched so cents in New
York Wednesday.
John Everhsrt was in Humboldt a
few days last week.
Miss Sadie Reimert was in LaHarpe
Saturday afternoon.
We will trade new stoves for old
ones. Bartels & Son.
DR.. Haas Hog & Poultry remedy at
Campbell's Drug Store.
j. S. Turner went up to Garnett
last Saturday on business.
Pocket cutlery, razors and shears,
fully warranted at Coutant's.
Mrs. E. c. Esse went up to Geneva
last Saturday TO visit relatives.
Tom Anderson shipped seven ear
loads of cattle to Chicago Tuesday.
Jacob Schultz wants to sell his lot
and house east of the school house.
Charlie Hess and Joseph Shellman
were up from Humboldt last week
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Shirt Waists

Are universally by the best dressed ladies this
summer, and have brought very large assortment
of Sizes styles and prices from among which you
be suited. They perfect fitting, rich and stylish,
and equal in price and quality to anything you could get
in the city We have all kinds of ties to 90 with them,
too Come and let us show you these goods, and any
thing else in the line of Dry Goods that you stand in
need of.
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Dress Goods
Departments

We have taken special this season in making our
selections of Fine Summer Dress Goods and we honestly
believe that show line of Chiffon Crepes Satnes,
Fancy Swsses Printed India Linens and other dress
fabrics that is unequaled in the county. Select your
dresses from stock and YOU may be of Comfort
Beauty and Style.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION.
To be held at Denver, Colorado,
July 5th, to 18th, 1865. One fare
round trip plus 81. r. A. Edgar.
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The Freshest
and Finest

Teas and Cofees to be
found in any market. Price
of Teas from Zoe a pound to
75c. Come and sec.
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LIVERY wants to dress in summer so as to be
Ia cool well handsome. The most efectual way to
accomplish both of these laudabe ends is to patron
ize
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And Don't Forget

That we are headquarters
always for Fruits and Veget-
ables, and all the delicacies
of the season, and that We
pay the highest price for
produce.
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Have a Drink?

If you want one of the best
you ever had get your TEA
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