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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-04
TIE WEATHER.

Wichita, Sept g.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and warmer until Saturday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was q degrees, the
lowest g degrees, and the mean 20 degrees.
with generally cloudy weather and at sun
set a light shower, .O3 inch of water
Thus far this month the average temper
allure for the month Of September has been
20 degrees, and for the Bird day "a degrees.
FRIED l. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington, Sept. 3.-Following is the
forecast up til p. m Friday:
For KanSas-Generally fair; warmer;
east to south winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair; east winds; shifting to south.
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CONSIDERATIONS are Independent and
Decline, Weakening on Western Packing z
Chicago, Sept. 3.--Firm cables in the
northwest were the sustaining strength
Of wheat today. They were influential
in advancing that market to a POINT 1
cent above yesterdays close. Corn and
oats participated in the firm feeling and
closed sc higher each. Provisions, on
the contrary, declined and closed SOLO
cents lower.
Traders in wheat thought they saw
at the oepndns reasons for higher pri-
ces and quite few of them bought a
little. paying from 4 to &c over yester-
Days closing price for il, the figures
for December varying from 5sK to 5s1sc.
Reasons for the opening strength were
manifold, foreign cables, in the face Of
the decline yesterday, being perhaps
the principle one. This was supplement
ed by comparatively light northwestern
receipts and by frost in the northwest,
where there was good deal of wheat in
the Red river valley uncut More frost
was predicted for tonight also and the
price Of December climbed slowly but
steadily upward, bringing 591sc about
IL O'Clock. Minneapolis and Duluth
receipts were 557 cars, against 961 cars
on the corresponding day of the year
before. An advance of ed per Genital
at Liverpool over the opening prices
was taken to be on account of the Rus
sian crop damage, although Antwerp
and Paris each quoted the price OF
wheat somewhat lower than they did
yesterday. Atlantic port dearances
of wheat and flour were equivalent to
about 1900 bushels and 1t was rumored
that biS for cash wheat from the
United Kingdom had been advanced
1zc a bushel. but the items contributing
to the strength Of wheat caused the rise
to 591hc. The closing price for Deem
Der was 59@5sMc-
Corn was a shade better. The predic-
ton of frost tonight was a strengthen
ing factor and the market also symoa-
thized some with the advance in wheat.
There was less selling pressure and
more covering by shorts. May opened
unchanged at 2411sc. sold up to 25c, eased
off and closed steady at 24$4c.
Oats were quiet but firmer, getting
their strength from the better tone in
wheat and corn May opened a shade
higher, dl io14 0ioiSC, anu SsAu W loo
During the last hour more interest
was manifested, and prices held fair
ly well, December closing steady at
1SKG1sc.
Provisions showed independ ence Of
the grain markets for, while the lat
ter We're advancing, provisions We're fan
ing. The steady increase in the pack
ing of the west was rather a. weakening
feature. Packers were inclined to sell
but the demand was limited. January
pork closed 10 cents lower, at 1878: Jam
uary lard 5 cents lower, at s3.671a@
$40, and January ribs ~ cents lower,
at s3.371s.
Estimated receipts Friday: Wheat,
235 cars; corn, $50 cars; oats, 400 cars;
hogs, q, 900 head.
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QUEER NAME FOR A FLY.
GO Deceived the Judge Asssssss stsss r.
His Vacation

GO Deceived tn. Judge Aseus'ss stsss -
nis Vacation
Police Judge Campbell s1nounr~t
from the bench the Other day thai he
was desirous Of having all the eussnsss
n his esrvs cleared Sp prior 70 he dsss
Of hsgArnanx bis vacation. He bad
tzr6iy hescsp6ad from The judicial
bench WHEN . -so1cn1a viss0ed friend
approached him and erssped lbs hsDsL
aG1sd TO bear GHt yoa are going
srsy for relaxation. Judge" nd The
frieod. ~szt 7 wsntto>xsrh you seainss
he ssrnDphsr,."
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FOR tbs ssrOphsgs~nly 10 hss b>s-
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Che aieta pu EaeIe: gridag oruug septcnher H. 1886

focks. up to $3.0cFS.5 for choice westerns,
and prime native EXPORT sheep were large
iy nominal around $3.3oQS.5a Lambs
moved slowly at $3.0oq4.3 Is.
ReceiptsCattie. 1000: hogs. Loo;
sheep. 1900
Chicago. Sept 2-Buttef-Weak: dairy,
9Ql4c; creamery, $3.50.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, 111zc.
PoultyISteady; turkeys. 7Q1oc; ducks.
T1Qs12c; chickens, 7GSec.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-04
2III Strand. GALVESTON.

ST.4ysxs-"Well- beys. how did the game
Nv ha; have you 80, in thai bandlel" Boys
The umpire"
sfYoCSe man, said the merchant 70 The
prospective once boz. ARE yoo fairly vel
educeteds' Il be-" replied the by. pre1d-
0.-Tlt-Bifs-
FRrEyp-s1Do you always wait foy insps-
ration before you write q POEM Author
NO always need Ten dollars f-Soner.
vile Journal.
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CALLS 1T A COMPLIMENT
Mrs. Palmer 10 Mech Pleased and poes"'t
Make . Fool of Herself saying 50.

indianapolis, Ind. Sept. Ex-senator
Palmer was congratulated by many
delegates as soon as the convention ss1-
tourned. and there was quss- a streafn
OF visitors 10 his rooms at the Denuison.
He was also the Repent Of many tsie-
sran,s from al parts OF the COUNTRY.
congratulating him on MS nomination.
Senator Palmer was asked II there was
any doubt aboVt his acceptance, in view
OF the position he had heretofore taken
He said that he would aofspt-
Mrs. Palmer. wife u the senator. ac-
oornpanied him 10 Indianapolis. She
was seen after the nomination and said
she was very much pleased VITA th-
compliment which had been paid her
husband. and especially grzttaed By tbs
manner IN which the nomination cams
to the senator
Mrs Palmer ~ very much younger
than the senator. but they are a very
devoted couple.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
NEW YORK Markets

New Orleans, Sept. 3.-Cotton-Firm;
middling, re: low middhng, u-16c: good
ordinary, z 1-1Sc.
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len and Sugden. Earned runs-Phila-
delphia- 5; Pittsburg, 2.
GIANTS, 10; REDS, 5.
New York, Sept 3.-The New Yorks
allowed the Cincinnatis to score three
runs in the first inning today and then
went in and batted Rhines and Foreman
adj over the field. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati ........3 o 1 01o 0-5 2
New York 0 3 2 8 10 IL 2
Batteries: Observation-Disclosures, F. Fore
man and PETIT; New York-Meekin and
Zerfoss.
SPIDERS, 5; BRIDEGROOMS, 2.
Brooklyn, n, Y, Sept Poor play
ing was the cause Of the Brooklyns fall
down at their home grounds this after
noon Score:
RHE
Brooklyn ......O 000eo20 81
Cleveland ......0 002 1110 0-512 2
Batteries: Brooklyn-Daub and Bur-
Iel; Cleveland-Wilson and thinner.
POSTPONED.
Washington, Sept. 3-Louisvilie-
Washington game postponed; rain.
Baltimore, Md, Sept 3.-Baitimore-
Chicago game postponed: rain
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WICHITA Markets
Catq : ~ : q esgs:NT.TIyE SALES

shippers
Sykes Bros, New Murdock, car hogs
ard cattle
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NATIGNaI. VEAGUE CANES.
REANEATFRS. 2s-s: BROWNS. z;

BEAN EAI't1he>, 20, btNO "~>S' -
Boston. Mass. Sept. S.-St. Louis gave
two more of their star exhibitions of
how not to play bah today. The field
ing was mach worse than the score In
dicates. The second game was called
81 the end Of the sixth inning on account
Of darkness. Score:
RHE
Doston 511oos4 as so 5
s. Louis o o 0 ! 0 0 8 2-713 6
Batteries: Boston-Sullivan and Ber-
sen: st Louis-Hart, Kissinger and y.
Murphy. Earned runs-Boston. II; st.
Louis. l.
Second game-Score:
Boston .........6 02oo-S S .
81. Louis. 0 0 90 p
Batteries: Bostcn-Stivetts and Can
eel: ST Louis-Breitenstein and McFar-
land.
PIRATES, S: PHIIIIES. s.
Philadelphia. Pa, Sept. S.-The Phil
Tres lost TO Pittsburg again TODAY
Through very ragged fielding. Keaner
succeeded Carsey in the seventh inning
In the eighth. the Philhes pounded XII
len for fhree-bagger. three tUo-hssy
ers and a single. but they could not ovey-
come the visitors lead. Grady Was ord
cred Que Of the game IN the seventh i'm,
ing for back talk" Attendance 31eo
Score:
Philadelphia 20 o / o oo4o- 513
Fittsburg ..-...0 0 OILS 1es-sl, Il
BsTteries: Philadelphia-Cars KAe-
aer and Grady. Biol; Pitts5urg-Kil-
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SWARMlNG TO SEE
CROWDS OF THE CURIOUS FLOCK
TO SEE THE NEBRASKAN.

human Nature Displayed on an Unusually
LIBERAL Scale, in the Hoosier State-is
Droves of People Chase the Train as 1t
Slows up at stations or Pulls Out-Sirs
Bryan Distribu cs the Usual Largesse
of Flowers to the Scran bIers-Speechei
Made at Many Points Enroute-Arriva
at South Bend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-09-04

TEE difference between o sonnan bcIisr
and > messenger boy l. tri-ing: One walls
n his sleep. A.t DE ether Sleeps u as
wzik-Phsl>iesphIz Press
Hs- BoooL1s-"Yo7 begzr NE - . h&re-
soofet boz, I Eadersssz-r' Ses Cserk-
Yes. SIR was bora without shocs"-
IItrBi.s-
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Western LEAGUE Games.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 3.-The Mil
lers won their thirteenth straight game
today before at least 1000 people. Score:
r II E
Minneapolis 30 0 2 0 0 90 Al 8 8
Indianapolis 20 o 2 o O o 2 o 0-611 4
Batteries-Parker and Schriver; Dam
man and Wood.
POSTPONED.
Milwaukee, Wis, Sept 3--Milwaukee-
Grand Rapids game postponed; rain.
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r-oH ssUg--rsScd -sd7tsE %
ia - ss<1.BaxS % kzs1s sssGns 1ssA
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Batteries: Boston-sSullivan and Ber-
gen: st I.ouis-Hart. Kissinger and u.
Murphy Earned runs-Boston. II; st.
Louis. |.
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Alabama started Win IS VOTES fo-
Palmer ard 6 Tor Bragg. California,
Connecticut, Colorado and Delaware
voted ecsdfy for Palmer. But Bragg
got votes oDt OF GeTgfs. oae-h&lf OF
a vote from yovz. L. from Ks1tuc4ky,
and II from Missouri whii~ the rols
was being called. the Cs-eisnd bsrne-
% ~ fiorica deiers;Jozl vzs cz--Sed
out 20 IL-no1S Then. az each rate
vro.-d for Palmer. re guscpu. q Ire
states re-~ carried through ths aiss.s
20 Illinois wfse-e hey clustered. t>a@frz
only few gln6ors standing in thzr
pisoes. II was already apparent tkas
Senator Palmer would BE ncEus1atsd By
an overwbesrsnT majority. Toe vote
% Oregon gave him TIE oeo~s~ary two
;hirtz But tsse cal proceeded when
Wsscorsfn vac reached. sels Tor Villas
snnouncsd :s1st the Bz6gs- s,z-,r vu,is
remain ioyal 20 re candidate FOR Ehn-n
sae was Ezs<-uc-e-s. ssa1 cast = votes
Cor General Bragg When fbs call was
ognpls,-t Ceo-g1S caaaxst s votes froz1
B-srE % Palmer.
Toe-v1po7 G~ne-a1 Bragg s--xe n-ni4
re cae--<zx q ne csuy.nzso1. He
mounted G oos1r. Th~r- w-re or scs
him 20 take re pz<,orTn. bot -. gss-cy
old veteran soos< ha had Wien duet
was r-sso-~a- - Thanked his sta;e enc
hss shsto~.<s. ard thea szEi be oouis
DO h.rns>sf 20 gr~ster horog han 20
nsys- 90 rake Pzlrre~E ro-r:<z.ssprs
uaz,Enous- he pIefze; TIE s1p,Dr- o.
hf-n-=sf ard ia safe 70 ~ ticket E-
word b Sozot. he co5cIods-d. WIRE
uses saozIJt sfzaTs be 81 Sztfs-. n>zres:
1oe e0ssszlE q TIE guns
n
Ssth whoo2. ard tfres che-e-s so~ re
'-irorl commander sew czi5E,5 sor ard
gis-a S1sa q s[x Senator Casery tAea
{ --sA-s-s G>c~-- f-Asrnsr Ire ro1tuse
- TO- Sassr-zl Ce1oc-zrt~ -srty soF
2-.ssSsal q The rrsr-sS stz1~N
A. q Re s-ste ha1re-. see carried
s-0z5t "a Ia. . sEoc>ss-se gEss sse
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WinneT1sw, o. T. Sept- Z-To1txtl.
Flynn spoke here in ne chu-fa- The
whole township was out Men. women
and Children attended Tonight they
were 300 strong. At one tine they were
ten children asleep On the platform
and ss many babies In arms IN the ao-
dience- Again the churc.a was nor
large enough and men stood az al he
windows Tire aods~nc> vas attentive
and reaSty win boundfal dern&assrs-
stocs q apprWal A. the coacius4or
Of -sss speech the same hearty r-cep-
rson on he platform took place Her.
as ~ W&,oagz and Okse2e. PopSs;;sis
cane up and SAID thai IN ~ matter
Q. territorial delegate hey were aoa-pzr
-SSza
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Second game-Score:
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Batteries: RESPONSIVENESS and Gan
eel: ST Louis-Breitenstein and McFar
land
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ACQUIRES A CENT
FIRM CABLES AND NORTHWEST
FROST SUSTAIN WHEAT.

Eore Frost Predicted Before Another Day,
Too = Northwest Receipts Lighter -
Liverpool Advances. Though Antwerp
and Paris are Lower-Corn Synpathizes
With Wheat and Feels Frost Coming
Besides-Oa Side in With Wheat aud
Considerations are Independent and
Decline, Weakening on Western Packing
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
Estray Notice.

We Jno. u. Plnkston, u. G, Pinks
ton and James Pavne, three citizens
of the county Of Sharp, aud houses
holders therein, having thereto been
appointed by J, A. Wood a }. +,
of sand county, have this day viewed
a certain mare ard a colt shown to
us by John Dlckey as an eStray,
said mare and colt described as fol,
lows, the mare is worth 800, color,
gray, no brand, about five years DID,
IA hands high. One dark yellow
mare colt, black name and tail, about
two years old, Is hands high, worth
$40.
U. &. Plnks'on,
J. r. Pinkston,
J, II. Payne.
Appraisers.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
Notice For Publication. ,,..,6O24.

LAND OFFICE Ar LiTltE Rock, hnK'
June 20, 1906
Notice is hereby given that the iollowing'nan-
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and mat
said proof will be made before the county, clefk
Of sharp county at Evening Shade, Ark'' on
August /, 1896, viz
CALVIN WATKINS,
II, Il, No. 1850, for the hlf ofa Tr sec, 20,
Twp, II n, Il. D West
He names the following witnesses to prove hls
continuous residence UPON and cultivation OIL
said land, viz;
william NJ. edwards Thomas 7, Kent, W
Marion 1hompkins, Abe Brandon, all Of pough
j, j, BEAN RS,
Register.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10

A DELEGATE convention of the dem
ocrats of the second senatorial dis
trlct is hereby called to convene In
Hardy on the 1lth day Of July,
1896, to nominate a candidate for
state senator. The basis of rcpresen,
tation shall be: Lawrence, 70; Ran
dolph, II, and Sharp, 8 delegates
A. JACKSON,
Chairman.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10

In Groves Tos,clcse Chill T,nio you
know what YOU Mo fixing, II Is simple
Iron and Qunine In tasteless form,
II Ia sold 90 a guarOntee.-No Cure No
Pay price 5oc,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10

Miss Elsie Metcalf has been chill
ing this week,
Misses lola and Make Price visited
relatives at Melbourne this week.
The Royal Arch MasOns are to
have a big time at Hardy on the
third saturday IN tkls month.
We were honored with a very
pleasant call from Presiding Elder
Jernigan yesterday morning. lie
was on his way home from Fulton
County.
Dolphus and Claud Jernigan are
visiting relatives in town tins week.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
1nna0t, Picnic.
ANNGEvILLE, ARK. June 80.

ANNGEvILLE, ARK, June 23.
EDITOR RECoRD:-Wlll You please
announce that the great Annevil!e
basket plcnlc takes place this year,
July 10th and that everybody is IN
vlted? Speaking by men of national
fame of all parties. The h. G. road
has made one rate fol the round trip
from Hardy to Imboden for those
who desire to come,
III be glad to see them down,
Yours truly,
GEO. C. DENT.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
Unnte0 at ORCe.

Active agents for each county.
Exclusive control and no risk. Will
clear II to 25 hundred dollars a year.
Enclose stamp for full particulars or
25 cents for 81 sample, Big Rapids
Mineral Water Co., Big Rapids,
Michigan.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10

The Cave City and Grange bail
teams crossed bats at Cave City
Saturday, but wo didn't learn the
score,
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
Notice For Publication -603l

LAND VrTlOE At TI1TTE KO0Kl NNk 7
June y, lSW.
NY ot,ee Ia hereby given that the following.
IN named sctlhr has nlcd notice ofh' Mlcn.
lion 10 make fnal proof IN support Of Ing claim,
aud that said proof viii be Madc before the
Counly clerk OF sharp county NJ Evening Shade
Ark. ON Augu 18Th lNN0, ylAl
HENRY KuNkEl
II Et No, l0sO1, lor 'ho loli / 2 . OnU5 Of
NV ar Sec, 4 twp, II n, u, q West
lie nantes the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon OOd cultivation Of,
said land, Vlbl
Peter ilnnsru Of fy0nmg shade Frank =
Smnllcy Of Evening Shade, Link ln Muller OF
Evening" Shade, Wylcy ROblOll Of Ash flhli
j,j, Beavers,
RprIHlpr.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
ONE DOLLAR
cry HOUR

is easily earned by any one of either sex In any
part Of the country, who is willing owork indus
triotsly ut the employment which we lurnlsl"
ii.& whatever. We lit you out complete, 80 that
you cm give the business 4 trial without expense
10 Yourself For those willmgtO do little work,
this is the grandcst offer made. You can work
all day, or in the evening only. II you are en-
ploycd, aSd have Il few spare hours ut your dis
p0sal, utilize them, and add to your income, =, -
our busincs, will not interfere At al, Non VIII
be amazed on the start at Che rNpldlty and eaSo
by which you amas3 dollar upor dollar day illgnd
first hour, ANY one can run the business none
fail You should try nothing else Untll you see
for yourself what you can do ut tse business
which we offer. No capital rskcd Women are
grand workers. nowadays they make ~ lguch
wrll ndnpicd 10 them, Write at once aud SEQ for
Yourself Address H. HALhHrC y CO..,
HoN $50, Portland. Nc
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE COURT NOTICE.

PROBATE COURT NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing administrators and guardians have
filed their accounts current for settlement
with their respective estates at the
May term, 1896,
FINAL.
r. T, Nun grdn, Nun minors,
j. s, Medley grdn Sharp minors.
T. F. Simpson " NJ. s, woodward
Geo, Mullen admr. }. Frost Est,
ANNUAL.
R, L. Hastings grdn Asa Baker.
Jno. R. Mob)ey Jas S. Bishop
G. w. Shaver and T, G. Sims
admi. 3. II. Davidson Est.
And all persons having exceptions tc
file and failing to do so on or before th'
Sd day of the July term, 1895 Of this
court. will be foreYor barred from exempt
ing thereto. JASPER JUsTUS,
Clerk
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
NEWS

The days are growing shorter
| Boots Craig is out buylng STOCK
Some more dry weather this week
Judge Murphy was IN town Mon
day.
Chickens are worth 81 to $3.50 pc
dozen.
Cave City had picnic on the
fourth.
A good mix COW Is worth from
SIS to s25.
NJ. B, Coger took in the court a
Hardy Monday.
Eggs are selling at ten cents
dozen at Salem.
The Judicial Convention met al
Hardy Monday,
& II. Davidson attended conrt al
Hardy tbs week.
ASK Charley Stokes If there is ar
apple tree on Piney'
Comfy court was IN session mere
the fret of the week.
There will be a picnic at Smith
vile on the 10th inst.
IF vou are not a su5crlber we would
like to count yoa one
The republicans have put out q
ticket in Fulton county.
W. T. Campbell was up from
Poughkeepsle this week.
w. A, Turner attended court al
Hardy the first of the week.
Both candidates for Governor vii
attend the Anmeyllle picnic.
TIE dry weather continues, anc
crops are not growing much
Several of our boys attended thu
picnic at Cave City Saturday.
Cleo Price went to St. Louis las
week with car load of stock.
The Masons had a very interesting
meeting last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Miriam Shaver Is visiting
relatives near Mayviile this week.
p. II, Wr1kerson was in attend
ance at the Hardy court this week.
Chicken stealing Is the latest mean
ness reported IN Fulton county.
Cattle are not worth SO much now
on account Of Missouri quarantine.
Y. J. Davidson and r, P. Tlndel
were IN lizard county the first OF th'
week.
Isn't 1t very near time for some
one TO bliug some watermelons tc
town.
Mrs. W. G. Shaver was quite srcl
for day or two this week, but !,
better now,
Our barber is improving wonder
fully in his art. lie will soon bt
"out of sight,"
Mrs. NJ. V. Shaver and two daugh
ters, Of Strawberry, are visiting
relatives IN the city.
Salem claims the champion bal
club of North Arkansas. Talk i,
cheap you know.
Sheriff Mullen went to Little
Rock this week to convey DeLonl
to the penltentiary.
Clerk Jnstgs went to Hardy th,
frst of the week TO assist his duputy
Mr., Hill during court.
Sam Fore and Luther Hamilton
spent the fourth at Black Rock
They report a nice time.
Cleo Price is the proud owner Of
q brand new "b,ke." lie came oyel
from Cushman on it Sunday,
&. N, Horn, Of Cave City, was il
the city Monday. We acknowledg,
a very pleasant CALL
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10

: know Mr., Battles very
Nelson he was called,
as mighty well pleased
this country and pas.
tely fond of peaches, .
'ld us so, Ills present .
to South Dakota has
|itical Significance what.
1t is purely a bust.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
official COW.

Second Senatorial Convention Called To
Meet at Hardy July llth.
Sharp County record., 1896-07-10
Piano ard d, .a-
ID above nItsuI0uHUs al

'q"H -, -,
4t Seems the thresher-
on r. Ir1ei, are determined to thresh
h'rl lhe wheat before it cures, 50
you Expect a turn out Of
nih, fouf you must sun your
u q wheat a day or 50 before
milling
y iy % |" Wheat may seem perfectly
MA Adry, and yet be so tough
md thatit is impossible to get
the -four out, and you certain
" can hot expect it when in
v, this condition. Please speak
to yOur neighbors about this,
Flour same price,