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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

NOTICE OF EAPlRAvlONH Of hEDEMfllON.
In whose name assessed Muldoon and lemon
Hdw. Co; description Of land, Palmer'e, Addition
to Minneapolis, Hennepin County. Minnesota;
lot a. block IL year tax levied 1906 date Of iudg
ment, March 81. 1892; when sold: May g. 1892
amount sold for to purchaser, $368: interest,
penalty and costs, $1.B1, total amount required
to redeem. s.. 20; total, $500.
Office of County Auditor, Henneptn County,
Minnescta 70 Muldoon and Ismon Hdw. Co:
Xor are hereby PGtiissd that to tax
Of Hennepin, State of Minnesota, as, above
statedE..the land herein above described, as
sessed in Your name. was sold for tax as above
stated, and that the time allowed by Law for re-
demption from said sale, will have expired after
sixty days have elapsed after service of this notice
has been made and proof thereof and Of the sher-
If fees has been filed in this office. In addition
deem from said sale, the cost 9f service Of .his
as may accrue from and after this date, 81
Witness my hand and official seal. at Minneapo.
lis, in said County Of Hennepin, this 18th day OF
June, 1895. 9. Il. COOLEY,
Per j. o. DAVIS, County Auditor.
Deputy. +.
No. 2es0. igsalj s
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Our Job Department.
Yes we do Job Printing and Of il, too, and
;: AZ Reasonable Rates. :.

ideas,
invitations, and anything
of a
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rIIE nlINN 3 8 J, MAKHF, y !,

ssEss THE hf1NNEAPOl1ISS MAFtHET.5IEss II.
The feeling was very weak at the open
|.ing ofs the market this morning the first
trade IA September being at 65azsc. half a
cent lower than yesterdays close, sold
|doWnsto 6477s C during the first five minutes
ofs the session, rallied to 6511c and held to
E6511 @s51kc until the last hour Of the ses-
/ sion, when a better demand sprang up
ana Septembe sold up to &c., closing at
that price. Trading was very light, but
1.-THE sca1pers who sold early found very
little wheat for sale when they started to
|sbuy7it back and ran the market up on
themselves. s S5sS
Gables opened steady but closed weak
ana lower. Clearances from the Atlantic
seaboard, 259, 900 bushels Of wheat and
hour, Of which only 48,90O bushels was
wheat.
81 The Price Current says the wheat sit
llation has not appreciably changed re-
gaTding indicated yield or interior offer
ings, which are restricted, partly by
moisture, partly holding for higher prices.
This. is in reference to winter wheat.
There is nothing but favorable news
from the Northwest. Primary receipts.
,sg9, 900 bushels, against 951.000 bushels
last year. Local receipts, SO cars, against
,98 last year. Another car of new wheat
came in today graded Mol and sold for
&c per bushel under the price Of old. When
receipts increase this difference will wild
en- out 2e
sa l3is5s5 Open High Low Clos
sS5 Il Ing. est. est. Ing.
z: sss$$ &. IL +
eru. 6SAc: No. 9 northern, 67a4c.
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generally is in good condition to ship, being
choice and well mntured.
4 Z; s FRUIT AaARAEIT. -Eg3
These quotations are prices obtained BY
jcbbers In less than car lots. Ne
81 Apples-Thei supply on the market is
and Iowa are heavy. Some apples are com
ing from Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana and
Nebraska. The stock is showing an Inn
prov ement III quality over last week and
buyers have no difficulty In getting: salts
factory fruit. Offerings are mostly Ouch.
Esss ana Maiden Blush. a few TJunese are Of
tered and other highly colored apples for
both cooking and eating: .
Fancy - .2SIpS q
{ & Rineb erries-Market is steady; receipts
are quite large but good stock cleans up
quite well. A. 81 "a: MS
CAGES. as16 quarts !. .25l2.50
a snb = little choice stock Of
tered. Dealers having difficulty In filing
orders Quotations are: s
Blae K, iS QUAR- IS !. 75N200
Black, "a pint ~. y 5e
b sKIaef baerries pferir1gs were small today
with 81 quick sale for good stock,
glss az aTass ais Il fe Il the rnarKst
ti1 q steady can for lee good
EGnTrants choice "a art Gas 40
Effhsfesi q fIrmer tone lions are TOR
Kubd shipping
sfana asSg s bnnsh n.
inln sl4elsas
eis 81. &
q sss
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FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.

FLOUR AND COARSE GRAINS.
FLOUR
Prices show another decline Of &c.
Trade continues dull and buyers abso-
lutely refuse to do business. Foreigners
are taking little or nothing and the move
lnent consists of stock moved on ship
ping directions. First patents, $3.55@3.90;
I'd do, $3.35@3.65.
BRAN. AND SHORTS.
& Prices quoted are unchanged. Bran is
weak, but shorts and middlings are
strong.
FEED AND MEAL.
Unchanged.
4 ,s44Ss.s5 HAY.
Indifferent and the best upland brings So.
Fancy upland, So; choice do, $7.50@S;
northern Minnesota, $7@7.50.
s334> CORN.
September corn ruled firm and higher.
Cash offerings more liberal. No. and
No. 3 yellow sold at 41c.
OATS.
Futures quiet; prices steady.
Spot oats weak. No. 8 white, 24c. No.
3, 22k@22Ac.
"a BARLEY.
No trading.
RYE.
Old No. 2 rye sold at 421ac. -
" FLAX.
No trading.
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hacking SlOCk
Grease. butter

f. Cheese-There is good demand for fancy
grades, but most of the stocks are COM
". Shippers should remember that uncol-
ored goods are preferred OH this market.
1rxr-fno or at ia flll1
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DULUTH MARKET.
M1NNEApoL1s PRoDucE.

~. Minneapolis, Thursday, Aug. !. .
Butter-The market is higher on cream
cry extras. with light offerings and a good
Seconds and thirds are slow. Dairy butter
is, in good demand. Fancy special make is
sales are being made as high as 15c. where
the quality is fine Most Of the butter COM
ing, owing to hot weather, is more or less
medium is moving quite we'll. There is a
srood dana nd for hacking stock at Sr
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" SIT. MICHAEL RYAN, ;Mortgagee. /;
4 GILMAN & MCMAHON, Attorneys for Mort.
5gagee, s2o.4 Temple Court, Mi nneapolis, Mimi
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION

No. 1888,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-18
GhEAT FALL GOSSIP.

GREAT FALLS, Feb. 17.-Samuel Hill,
president of the Montana Central railway,
and his party arrived from the East to-
day in j. j. Hills private car A No. 1.
George r. Newell, a Minneapolis mer-
chant, is of the party. They secured an
engine here and went out to Belt return
ing about 8 o'clock.
Tomorrow at o'clock a. m. the trustees
of school district No. 1 will open the bids
for the $4,000 school bonds which last De-
cember the people voted to sell to raise
money with which to build high school
building and improve the other school
buildings in this district. A number of
bond buyers representing eastern bond
houses are here. 1t is expected the bid
will bring a good premium.
An officer from Yellowstone county
passed through here to-day from Harlem
en- route TO Billings, having in his custody
KID jackson, the alleged horse thief cap
tured Friday near Chinook, the exclusive
report of which appeared in the STAND
ARD.
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When. Any day at o'clock n. m.
How. Via the Great Northern railway
from the Montana Central station, on the
only through train leaving Bate in the
morning.
through sleeping cars.
Arrives in 81. Paul at 7:l5 second morn
ing following, makes close connection
with all day trains for Chicago and East.
Passengers travelling on this train will
avoid a midnight "making up of Sleep
ing ber hs, and a transfer from one car to
another on the following day.
All meals served first class in the dim
ing car at reasonable price.
j. l.. DAWSON. General Agent.
1U6 North Main Street.
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New ~hor Line

To tho Black Hills. Omaha, Lincoln, ST.
Joseph. Kansas City and all Southeastern
points. VIA the Northern Pacific to Bill
ings, Mont, thence via the new Burning.
ton route, a solid vest,buled tram of
Sleeping free reclining char cars and day
coaches Billings To Omaha daily. From
Butte. shortest line To Omaha BY 225 miles,
shortest line to Kansas City by 3l5 miles
For rates, tickets, maps and general m
formation cali upon w. NJ. Tuohy, gem
crai agent Northern Pacific railroad, y
East Broadway. Butte.
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OFFICE OF THE RED LION MGNING Co,
ANACONDA. MONTANA,
%

NOTIt is hereby given chat AZ meeting OF
~ TIE trustees OF the Red Lion Mining COM
pdny. ed J N. l.. 1895 an assessment OF two
% cents per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock OF the SAID ompany. payable on the 18th
day Of February. 1895. to the secretary, az his
office In the city of Anaconda, Deer LOdye
county. Montana Any stock upon which said
assessor" nJ shall remain unpaid after the said
2lth day 81 February. ISQ5 shall. be deemed de-
hnqueni and will be duly advertised for ,ale at
public auction. and unless pawn shall have
been male before, will b. sold on he ism day
81 March. iSgi, 10 pay the deinQuen. assess
ment together With the costs Of ale.
NJ. j. IIrZPArRICK e 'retary.
COS L Commercial Avenue, Anaconda, Mont.
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The Burlington route has Sc; a new pee
for fast passenger service from Montana
CITIES To points on the Missouri river and
soul thereof via Billings, Mont. Note
the following:
81 hours Butte to Lincoln. Neb.
- hours Butte To Omaha, Neb.
a. hours Butte 10 ~. Joseph. Mo.
a. hours Butte To kansas City. Mo.
- hours Bite To DeAdwooi. :. ID.
a. hours To Denver.
spoud.ug.y short time TO iuterme-
dIaie points.
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FAMlN HOsCARY.

The Socialists Take Advantage of the
Situa ion
BUDAPEST, Feb. 17.--Famine is threat
ened in the district OF Hungary southeast
of Blu dapest, and a great deai of disorder
prevails IN consequence. The SOCIALISTS
have taken advantage of the situation to
incite rioting. 1t has been necessary for
the gendarmes to dispense tho rioters by
charging upon thom with fixed bayonets.
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Their Flea " "Not Guilty 4"

MIssoULA, Feb. 1.-The STANDARD
this mornng enormously stated that {.
+. Johnson and Angus Mcleod entered n
plea of guilty in the dls,rict court TO the
charge of arson. The paragraph should
have read that their plea was mot
guilty." and this correction is gladly
made for the sake of the accused.
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NestibuIed Trains,

Winter blasts, rain and sleet have no
terror for travellers using the transconti-
mental trains OF the Northern Pacific.
Their passenger, sleeping and dining cars
are yestibuled.
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MoURNFU- MEMBERS.
Tho Mandolin I!ubm-n Lament the
Los, of Their President.

MI.soULA, Feb l7.-To-day has been a
memorable one for the members OF the
Mandolin club. After n successful career
of 10 months the club now suffers its first
loss IN membership. The clubs meeting
held tonight was ia honor OF The PrcS-
dent, whose prospective departure from
the city Will leave a vacancy ~ tuc clubs
membership, which c1uuo' easily be III Ell.
Consequently. when The members Of the
club assembled tonight, there was al alb
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-18

Pure rich blood is essential TO go ID
health. because the blood is the vital fluid
which supplies all tho organs with life.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great blood
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-18

NINE IPANOFF, palmlsE and life realsr;
vi reads past present and future; gives ac-
curata advice on all affairs o IF. Ie.ts busl-
ness or profession you are best an pted for
liza, had - years experience. having read ths
hands OF mani OF the mos celebrated and sue
cesSful men and women or the aye. Mist tNsS
impossible. Positively last week In Butte.
Room D. Beaver bJcN. 'uttH
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TO HE LADIES or BUITE--A specialist
Il of >alt Lake CITY is now located n Butts
and will b. pleased 20 me : tn ladies' a. ner
home. COnsiIla ion iree for monllly irregu-
larlties Nine keStner, 3)i Wess Para sTrees,
Rutte.
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\ TVT- = U IOsT AUvfhIn-
To try Parks sure Cure. 4 specific cure
of ali diseases peculiar To women. Ask
your druggist our guarantee pan. Sold
uy smith Drug CO. anu ParcAen % Acheu.
Drug 20.
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Hoods pills are purely vegetable, harm
less, effective, do not pain or grippe.
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Big Bargains in Great Falls Real
Estate

7 I has been Officially announced that a great
Il dam will ue on it at hs RAINBOW Falls til ;
year, and the Anaconda company Will build
there tue largest Tedncr.es ana rolling mills n
the world. besides other immense WORKS en-
p.oying thousands Of men. This with the Bur-
lin ton rail- way and change OF the main limo OF
ths Great Northern 10 the RAINBOW Falls. will
send prices OF property out OF ST gnt. The Ealn-
bow Falls Land company own LOO acres choice
land lyln. both sides OF ths river Titles per-
fec | IN authorize b. A nonresident STOCK
no der To sci 4l1 shares OF this Stlc6 at only
$40 uer share (plrva.u 500. In amounts OF one
share or more For particulars address, quick
before pri.es .vlncs, J. o. Gregg, agent
Great Fails Montana.
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VXTANrED-Boar ,ers ~ lU7s Nes. Quartz
w street. Butte; home cooking. nics rooms
steam heat. modern Improvements. NJ.
4 M
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THE FRAZIER HOUSE
BOZE IAN, rIoNT.

Warm. comfortably furnished rooms O.
rant saup @ rooms steam heat: electric llEht.
Og.y Ers lass hstel n the { o. Rates $50
ger day. Tree hack TO a. trsiZs.
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L ABE, DR.. EOre.rs rrencl emile pits
II never fail. 81 o alI sure Sbd.ed 81. Par
ticuar, 4c. ) Aurum Med,cins 60, 81 state
st. Cuicago III.
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WANT ADS.

A DVERTISEMENTS under the head OF
~ "Employmen Wanted" and Rooms TO
Rent cent a word each insert on: I'm er al
81 ier headings. 2 cents a word for the FIRST
insertion ami I cent a wort for each subse-
Quent Insertion. No Ads. taken for less than
q tents.
CLASSIFIED ads. per line per month ..d.25.
count Z words TO the llnsl
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nIAMpND DRlLLlNG-The undergone is
H. prepared 10 do core druIng by contract or
otherwise Address i ohn krodel, GoX CG7, suite
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placer claim


c. I. Lighthall and Lew Switzer visited
Spokane Sunday.
James Stanford. vice president of the
Northwestern National bank of Grea
Falls, a brother of Mrs. c. l.. Conrad of
this city, visited hero this week.
Bank Examiner Wilson was here Mon
day and Tuesday on his regular visit.
Samuel |. Poole and Miss Stacey of
Sedan were IN Married Tuesday at the resi-
dence of Rev. e. NJ. Fisher.
The Jennings correspondent wrote the
following TO tho Graphic regarding the
sale o the Snow Shoe m.nr:
JENNINGS, Feb. u.-On the 2S.h OF last
month a deal was cOnsummatei here which
every citizen In this part of the county halls
with jOy-tbe sale OF tho snow shoe mine NJ
Libby. The mine was SOLD 10 Howard a. Wal
tiers OF spokane by MrsSr,. IL. G..
Loucee. Bragg Parmienter. ,. 6. Abbott
and Al Dunlap for biz sum. The
consideration Is not known but must have
been considerably over 500, on IS they had re-
fused that sum before. The snow shoe nine 5
no longer prospect, 1t Is mine There was
over 80 feet OF tunnels on the vein and one tho
entire length AMI Mir Walters has made a 20 Il
investment. A lJO-ton concentration l. 20 be put
up before the 18th OF next September, and work
on the mine i 10 commence at once. one
notable fac about the deal the mid le man
known TO the public a. the "schemer' failed 10
be a factor In this trans elton. and everyone
concerned seems 10 be wei satisfied. When the
railroad shat. have been completed from Ana
conda 10 Tobacco Plains Il viii enable min'rs
OF that section 10 ship tIer ore 90 the m rket
and open up another m neral producing fed Of
copper. silver and gold equal 90 Butte. and with
few more gentlemen ike Mr.. Walters, would
soon place F.athead county where 10 naturally
bel ugs-one OF the TIC est if 10. the ri hest
mineral producing county IN the state OF Mon
fan
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INOR fire. life and accidsns insurance ses
It Winners X Co., Nam IT., Butte.
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WANTED-HELP.

"ANTED-By young widower, a house
w keeper not over p ears OF age. Address,
stating age and description Of self, X. Y. L.,
care tan ard ofic-. Anaconda Mont
AANTED-k tchen girl at Montana res
w taurant Anaconda
MANIED-An exper ence shirt and collar
w lroner. Montana hotel aundry, AnacOudA
ID OPLr's Emp oyment Agency-We want
Il women cOoHs, household. private family
and hOusewOrk girls. BOARDING house and
kitchen help; also Mattresses, at the Peoples
Once. Ows eY BOOK. BntLe.
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A NNOt NCEMENT 70 the ad Is OF Butte 10
~ InJYe returned AM REQ encd my dress
maNiny cstaDlshmel.. at NJ. II l. ST or Il t.
reef. 10 m I, wAer' I wi be glad 10 see a
formeg patrons M many new ones. An work
strictly hrs-ca~s and 4. reasonable prices.
Mrs T. j. Busby.
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| + YOU want 10 rent a cabin, dwelling. store
L room or frni ned rooms. inquire . =.
Lewis, 1916 South Main. Butte. upstairs, roo So.
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nNE MONTH ONLY-Mispal, life reader;
" 4lG North Main, Butte.
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INuR Il Nr-iurnishei rooms. 2OI West
Il GTani,e street, nu.te.
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EUR Rant hree room furnished no s..
Apply ~ kemper Ave-, near Parros
smel.eT. Butte.
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WA led To buy or rent a furnish
w cd ing house; NUT b. rentrall .ocated
an IN good order. address H., standard
Lutto.
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NEW IMr OVID me lI.nter 49, Nortl
~ Main. They are ne. Wna.? Tho new
imp owed fire lighter. 1872 North Main. Nc
shaviuEs or nGung req ired.
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wANIED-sITUArIoNs.


WANTED-A refined, ed icated widow de.
W res position as housekeeper o. fur
nished rooms, board ng house or widower's
family. Address drs. A., Standard, Butte
WANT .D-Baker aud pastry cook wants
w pc ition by about Aarch - in FIR ST. class
hotel Address Thomas Pitcher, Montana
hotel, Anaconda Mont
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nRE>~M AKtN'i-Au work iirSt-class.
IL Pric - reasonable. 10 w. Granite, Butte.
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Mrs. j. HELD. claryoyaut and lie reader
vi ladies I'll asst Pail street. Butte.
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1.IS,ELL A$EOT

TO rRADR-Faur.tot ,rner in Denver for
l. suite or Anaconda property worth $500.
"C,' butte ofllc, Of st lldarl
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LNaR kEN r urnishei rooms in b. lex
Il house. ) East Broadway.
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L'OK SALE six mead OF draft horses and ?
j driving horses. Apply l.. fem ard, at
Brcker's sable, corner II WashIL gtOn and
1Teyonil ST ee.s butte.
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L'OR SALE, heap. bakery and con &C.
i lion cry. The only business OF its kn in
one Of lie best m nlns towns OF tbs sac For
part cuarS write o Henry Rapport. Elkhorn.
Mint.
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toi >AI.E

4. Ok SALE Five shov cases. Abe heym IN
i q Co, general brokers and commission,
OWs ey. m IN entrance, Butte.
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rTNO krNi-A barn. INQUIRE az B. & VI. Office
Il OF l0J Yves. Ia x rot. BAtte
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L'OR SALE-Full bl0oded prize pedigree
Il bull terrier. lmpOr ed STOCK from tue
ast aud N LAND. Add ess, Pc ligree, stand
ard oiiics, Anaconda.
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EOR RENr-Furn she'd rooms for house
L krepnE; a06 as Broadway. suite.
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LrOR SALE-rwo miles vest of Anaconda,
i d larry ranch o. 49, acres; SO 100 dairy
cows Address u. or y Anaco uda
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LOR nALE-In Belamy place, BOzemdn, n
Il lots IN one place. VIII sell cheap. Adj
dress, box Sc. south Butte.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-06
CITY BREVITIEs.

The next lyceum entertainment will be
on Thursday April 25 Mr.. f. H. Hop
kfnson WEI give an evening of reading
from his own works.
In the court of ordinary yesterday an
application for leave to sell personal prop
erty was filed by William P. Hardee,
guardian for Arabelle r. Sweat
The 52S bales of cotton damaged by fire
at the Savannah Florida and Western
railroad wharf by fire of March % were
sold yesterday on private terms.
Allen w Michael was arrested yester-
day on a charge of keeping a policy lot
terry. He gave bond for his appearance be-
fore the city court, by the grand jury of
which he has been indicted.
a general meeting of the Savannah
Cotton Exchange will be held at
Il O'clock to-day for the purpose
of considering the adoption of revision and
amendments in the charter and bylaws of
the exchange.
A Raymond & Whiteomb excursion
party, consisting of twenty-seven tour
lists from the north and east, spent yes
terday in the city and left for the north
in the afternoon via the Florida Central
and Peninsular railroad.
In the matter of the application of T.
Sampson for homestead exemption, heard
in the superior court on appeal from
Judge Ferrill. who decided against him,
the jury failed to agree and a mistrial
was declared yesterday