Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Proclaimed Best Cold Cure
Sufferers from chest pains and lung affections praise Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a speedy cure for colds and coughs. Testimonials from Joo. Webster in Pawtucket H. E. Simpson in Rogers Prairie and others claim rapid relief and life preservation after use. The remedy, made by Dr. J C Ayer & Co., is sold by druggists at $1 per bottle or six bottles for $5.
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Joo. Webster
Pawtucket
H. E. Simpson
Rogers Prairie
Texas
Robert Vanderpool
Afeadville
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Washington, D. C
E. Andrews
Thos. Lydon
J. P. Harkins
Peter Collier
A. S
Dept. of Agriculture
Wedehase seeks name change to Foster in Dakota court
Fannie A. Wedehase applies to the District Court of Davison County Dakota to change her name to Fannie A. Foster. The hearing is set before Judge Bartlett Tripp at the Mitchell courthouse on Tuesday November 28 1886 at 10 in the forenoon. Attorneys Dillon and Preston accompany the petition.
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Davison County
Fannie A. Wedehase
Fannie A. Foster
Mitchell
Dakota
Bartlett Tripp
Mitchell, D. T
Dillon & Preston
Land Office Notices for Mitchell Dak 1886 final proofs
Notices from Mitchell land office publish settlers Henry Applegate George Letcher and John W Woodruff filing final proof for their land claims. Witnesses listed include Johnston Alterton Adams Goodykoontz Holshire Dean Sholes Dresser Drake Brown Clark. Dates January 28 1887 January 22 1887 December 18 1886. Registered by Geo B Everitt.
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Mitchell, Dak
Henry C. Applegate
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Ruben S’. Alterton
Jonathan M. Adams
Stewart F. Goodykoontz
George B. Everitt
Register
Mitchell, D. T
George E. Letcher
Jan Hewames
Lang
Henry Holshire
Sanborn County
Thomas
Déan
Edwin Dean
Willard C. Sholes
Davison County
EO. B. Everitt
R. N.kratz
Land Office
U. S. Land Office
Mitchell, Oak
John W. Woodruff
H. B. Dresser
C. F. Drake
Levi Brown
Joseph. Clark
Rome
Dak
B. Everitt
Mitchell D. T
Anson S. Layton
Range
Hanson County
Chas. E. Horning
C. T. Stockton
Wilber F. Booth
George Peterson
Geo
J. N. Crow
Alonzo Stephens
Alvin Scott
Joel M. Post
Nels Anderson
Philip Lucas
D. T. Geo
B. Eritt
Lover Seeks Sioux Chief's Daughter Marian Mission
A Nebraska youth asks the Interior Department for consent to marry Standing Bear’s daughter. He plans to live on the reservation, but officials say he cannot stay with the relatives and must provide a home elsewhere. Secretary Lamar will reply with pragmatic guidance.
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the Evening Star
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Train wreck near Hawarden injures several observers
The Milwaukee northbound train struck a broken rail five miles below Hawarden at 10 30 a m derailing a rear coach. Passengers including Ohlman and Miss Rhodes suffered injuries while Bruce Oliver and family escaped serious harm. A six week old baby was hurled into a snow drift but unhurt.
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Identity sought for Big Bear's wife claim white origin
The Indian department is asked to identify Big Bear's wife who is alleged to be a white woman. Harriet Montgomery disappeared from Dundas Ontario twenty five years ago and relatives seek clues. Col McDonald says Big Bear's wives are full blooded squaws and relatives may have the wrong trail. Dundas people say a roaming band abducted Harriet and sold her to Big Bear.
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Dundas
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Interior Department
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Dakota's New Governor Nominated by President
President Cleveland nominates Louis K Church of Huron Dakota to be governor replacing Gilbert A Pierce who resigned. In Huron a large crowd gathered at the opera house despite bad weather for a legislature reassembly eve, with welcome by Mayor H J Rice and speeches by Mellette Edgerton Campbell Kanouse Eddy Allen Kellam and Kel lam. The event featured a supper and music by the Forsully band as Huron proved a loyal capital of a loyal state.
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Huron
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Fire Attacks Shapleigh Cantwell Firm In St Louis
Fire at the A T Shapleigh and Cantwell hardware establishment in St Louis began at 2 20 PM and grew rapidly. Roof collapsed and several clerks were injured by falling floors as explosions from dynamite in stock worsened the blaze. Twenty others were hurt and many may die.
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A. T. Shapleigh & Cantwell, Hardware Company
Choler a Declines and Various 1886 Telegram Notes
Telegram summaries report cholera easing in Calcutta. Pfeninger hosiery failed in St Louis. Trades Federation in Columbus Ohio. jobs disputes with NYC Chinese laundrymen and San Francisco streetcar workers. lynching of two Black men in Ringgold Georgia. Manning denies resignation and improves health. Penn railroad engineers may join Knights of Labor. B&O telegraph linked with Canadian Pacific. Dublin prepares to welcome Michael Davitt and bride. a Texas planter named Lewis shot dead. crop value falls from 1885. William Reed pleads guilty to embezzling 160,000. Duke of Manchester cuts rents 25 percent in Ireland. funeral of Congressman Abraham Dewaney held in NYC.
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Texas
Agricultural Department
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Ireand
Abraham Dewaney
St. Patricks Cathedral
Execution of Harvey Post at Bardstown Ky
Harvey Post, a Black man, was hanged in Bardstown Kentucky in the afternoon in the presence of about fifty people. He was executed for the murder of a fellow workman on June 4 1885 in Nelson County New York.
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Harvey Post
Bardstown
Post
Nelson County
New York
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