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Minor 'EeIpGrniIIA.

Rapela succeeds Simeoni as Papal
Nuncio.
President Grant will start on Wes-
tern tour on Monday.
Smith, Craig d Co. lost their lumber
yard by fire at Troy, n. y, to-day.
Loss $4,000.
The creditors of Henry Clews d Co.,
of New York, oppose the release of the
firm from its debts.
John Gonzales, resident New York
Cuban, has been sentenced for life for
arson in the first degree.
The mem bers of the National lnsur-
ance Association, after n windy session,
have gone on IN excursion.
Tennessee has assessed tax of ten
thousand dollars on the Louisville and
Great Southern railroad.
Dispatches from the Passes ut the
mouth Of the Mississippi river report
southeast wind blowing almost gale.
Madame Jerome Louise, Frances
celebrated musician and composer il
dead. She WIS ia her seventy-second
year.
ii. b. Nicolls, charged with the muir
der of w. Teach, of Danville, Ky, has
been convicted and sentenced % be
hung. A motion for new trial is
pending.
The National Transportation Con-
Vcntion now in session al Cincinnati
are considering the four great water
routes of the west.
The trial of Alder Il Co., for relilling
uncancelled whisky barrels, is now
progressing at Jefferson city, Mo-, and
is attracting much attention.
The Pope held consistory yester-
day, at which several French and
Spanish Bishops were appointed.
Monsignor Dietz was appointed Bishop
of st. Christopher, Cuba.
A man and woman, at Robinson
Hall. New York, fell head foremost to
the floor from the ceiling, while at
tempting a trapeze movement, last
night. Both are fatally injured.
Mrs Hogan, of Baltimore, recovered
verdict of $4,000 damages against the
Cum berland and Pennsylvania railroad
for the loss of husband 10y the locomo-
tive explosion. Suit was brought for
100000.
A Spanish ministerial newspaperan-
nounces that the government will soon
reply to the note of the Papal Nuncio.
They say that no concessions will be
made tending to prejudice Magistrates
in dealing with Bishops, and especial
ly with the Bishop of the See Of
Odurgel.
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washington Intelligence

WAMIAQToN, September 4.-The
following changes have been made in
the time of departure from New YORK
of steamers with foreign mails: The
steamer Etna, instead of the Atlas, on
the 25th instant for Kingston and New
Grenada, and the Atlas will leave on
the 10Th instant with mails for Hayti
only.
A train on the Baltimore Il Ohio
railroad branch which runs around the
city, ran over n wagon, killing the
driver. He had abundant warming
but persisted in crossing the track as
the train approached.
'The bail of Ottoman, the accom-
Mice of the treasury thief has been re-
duced to twenty-five thousand dollars
1t will be furnished.
Edgar Snowden, ST., editor and pro,
prietor of the Alexandria Gazette, died
at his home to-day, in the sixty'hfth
wear of his age.
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GpnpNvInLE, s. c. September a., :,
A suit has been entered by w. var,
editor OF the Republican, against JONI
c. and Edward Bendly, proprietors, VI
the Enterprise and Mountaineer, ior
SlO. 900 damages for libel In publishing
mn article defamatory to his character
This Ia a matter resulting; u Is under
stood. from Gaming OF j. NJ. Runion'
supposed editor of the Republican,
some time since, by Col. s. :. Critten-
den, editor OF the Enterprise a"o
Mountaineer. AS yet no papers haVe
been served on Col. Crittenden.
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Federal Appointments.

WASHINGTON, September 2l.-The
President has made the following ap.
pointments Charles Dorling, of Min
nesota, Agent for Indians OF Post
Bestford Agency in Dakota Territory /;
\. G.. Irvine, of Illinois, Agent for In
dams of Novoy's Agency, in New
Mexico; John II. Wildmon, Collector
of Internal Revenue for the district
formed by aunexing the Fihh and
Eleventh Districts of Indiana, to be-
known as the Eleventh District of that
Statn
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MARSHALL, MICH, September "a
A fire broke out in the office of the
Herndon House, about $50 this morn
ing, cutting OF all outside commun-
cation. 1t burned very rapidly with II
very dense smoke. Lives lost Claude
q. Gray, jeweler; Antoine GRADER,
cigar maker; Eliza Jenk, dining-room
girl, and Martha Vorsden, cook. Sew
eral persons were hurt by jumping
from windows: DR.. William Oldrutl,
ankle broke and cut on head; Mrs.
Avery, burned about the lower limbs
and somewhat bruised the hotel por-
ter's neck, and J Kenks both legs bro
ken; Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell and child
were slightly burned about the head,
neck and breast. Several agents lost
everything in their rooms. The house
with entire contents was destroyed.
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A. Massey. nm English inventor,

A Mr.. Massey, an English inventor,
has completed a frame work for a ra,l-
way carriage, by which he hopes 70
alleviate the horrors OF collisions AZ
H. we'll known that the spllnters OF an
nrdinary carriage, when 1t Is smashed,
do almost as much harm to passengers
as the shock. The idea has already
heen suggested of employing PAPER
mache as a constructive material, on
The ground that It would do but iittle
damage in case of accidents. Mr. Mas
sev proposes to construct the frame
work and partitions Of his carriage OF
iron hoops put together In a manner
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IRights ''citize1l,

OF he United Sdies-hOpto exercise and hoW 20
prcserre them. ~ ThcophOilS HTMH LL, H.,
Containinga commentary on the Federal
and state Constitutions, giving their history
and origin, aud full explanation OF their
principles, purposes and provisions; tho
powers and duties Of Public Officers; the
rights OF the people, and the obligations in
cured in every relation OF life; also, parlia-
mentary rules for delherative bodies, and
ness transactions, as making Wills, Deeds.
Mortgages, Leases Notes, Drafts, Contracts,
etc. A Law Lihrarary In u single volume,
IL meets the wants of all classes and sells to
everybody JONES BROTH ERS n CO.,
sept2idlW ST. Louis, Mo,
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which must be seen to be understood,
hut which reminds us more Of an iron
bedsteed of intricate pattern than of
anything else. An elastic frame work
Is thus provided which will withstand
IA considerable pressure. or course, II
il to DO enessed with some material
more pleasant to come in contact with
than "eold lron.n The inventor be-
lieves that his carriage Is also stronger
and more economical than those Of the
present pattern.
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BELGRADE, September 24,--News re-
ceived from Sclovonial sources an
nonnces that the forces under Priest
HorkO have been increased to seven
thousand and that they have been d.
vided into corps for Fjenitza and Pris-
chen, which they intend to lortify and
hold.
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Verdict in ,he Fire Ladder ,ns.

NEW YORK, September 2l.-The Try
in the inquest Fire Ladder accident
found verdict to the effect that The
break was due to inferior materials
and faulty construction of ladder. The
Fire Commissioners We're censured for
not hoisting the ladder practically he
fore allowing it to be used. Its further
use condemned.
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TEXAS AND PACIFIl
THE WEATHER.

For the South Atlantic and Cult
States, Tennessee and Ohio Valley
partly cloudy and slightly warmer
weather, with east to south winds,
stationary or falling barometer and
light rains on the Gulf coast to the
southwest, probably followed by lower
temperature and rising barometer west
of the Mississippi and in the Ohio Va
ley during Saturday night.
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Health Of Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September "a
During the past few days letters ana
kilograms have been received mere IN
curing II there was an epidemic pre-,
vailing. For the information OF al, a.,
concerned II can be safely asserted that
this city was never healthier than at a.
present. and there has been nothing
like an epidemic Of any Kind during
the year.
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A terrible story of murder comes
from Quesa, In Italy. A boy was play
ing hear the house of a man named
GrandI, and was enticed by him to go
inside, by story that other children
were coming to play there. Grand
suggested that he should hide beneath
some stairs, aud surprise them when
they came, He accordingly entered a
dark place and lay down. Grnndi then
seized him by the throat, and tried to
choke his cries with earth. The little
fellow il strong and his assaiant is
weak and deformed, They struggled,
and Grundi tried to silence him with
blows of some weapon on the head.
He continued to cry, however, and IA
woman gave the alarm. 10 those who
arrested the monster he only said that
the boy had thrown stones at him. 1t
appears that GYandi's deformity was
Knocked by the village children. Many
bones have been found about the
house, and some say an entire body.
These are being examined by surgeons.
A grave fresh dag, liy open under the
stacase, which, there can ba little
doubt, was meant for the rescued boy.
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TELEGRAPHIC
FROM THE CAPITAL.
General EeecilOn In December Post
pOned
Special 20 The Dallas Herald.l

SUtUIWl 10 IIIB DUITUS IIVIt0IVI'I
AUSTIN, september 81 1873.
Mr.. Browns ordinance postponing
the December election, passed the Con-
vention by vote of fifty-six to twenty
FIVE. No more registration in Texas.
y.
(The provisions of this ordinance
were published in rHE HERALD of yes
terday, in the proceedings OF the
Constitutional Convention. 1t post
pones the election until the election for
the adoption or rejection of the Con-
stitution is held. Ed. HERALD.
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telegram from Bogneros de Trebon,
France, containing the following:
Twenty-Five hundred CariSts are
blocked by ten thousand Alfonsolsts
at Vile. They will probably be forced
to cross the frontier.
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A "A R ID.

wish TO return thanks to the ladies and
specially solicit their patronage TO The dane
ing academy which viii commence ON the
iirst Monday and Saturday IN October, at
the odd Fellows Hail. Number OF lessons
twelve. Hours for ladies, Misses and Mas
ters four to six p. IN, Young gentlemens
hours eight TO ten y, III. same evening. Tu-
ltion ten dollars payable IN advance, unless
otherwise agreed upon ut the time OF enter
ence Yours, NO,
Spt23docul PROF. GEORGE.
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RepuhIiean Minority in Mnine o77.

BANGOR, September 2l.-NearIy com
plete returns OF the vote in the fourth
Congressional District give Plasted,
Republican, a majority of on.
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Carlists Driven into France ~ Al
fonsoIsts.
LONDON, September A.-The TINES a,ss
of this morning publishes a spec'a'
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Norwood High School,
VIRGINIA..
Session 1916 opens september 10, 1875.

WM.D CABELL tUniversity Va.), Principal.
r. KEY MEADE, University Val, Instruc-
tor Ancient Languages.
TH0s, A. Seldom, lMath. Medalist, INV.
Val, Instructor In Modern Languages, En-
gllsh, &C.
HENRY ROSE CARTER (C.E. and Assistant
In Applied Math., INV. Va.), Instructor In
Pure and Applied Math.
RIO, l.. BROWN lUnv. Va.), Instructor In
bookkeeping, English, &c.
Students received Mt any time.
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w. IA. WMEELOCK, Ag't.
sept22d6m
TrnStnG'S Sale Of HllSH and Lot.

Notice is hereby given that, by virtue of
certain deed OF trust, to me made, executed
and delivered by Louis Anglers, on the 9th
day of May, A. d., 1915, the same being re.
corded in book "B. h. ON pages "a and ., OF
Dallas county records of deeds, ETC., to secure
the payment OF certain promissory note
for three hundred dollars made by the said
Anglers in favor of Elise j. Smith, as de-
scribed In said deed OF trust, having been 50
requested 10 do by the legal holder afore-
said, will on the
I4rH DAY OF OCTOBER,A. d 1875
Sell for cash, at public auction to the
highest bidder, at the court house In the city
of Dallas, the following described property
situated within the city and county OF Dal-
las, Texas, to-wit The west half OF lot NO.
four ~ In block No. one hundred and thirty
nine 1897 In Murphy Il Martins addition TO
the city OF Dallas, the same fronting on the
north side OF Main street and running back
one hundred feet, together with all and sin-
gular the rights, members appurtenances
and herrditaments to the same, belonging or
appertaining.
Dallas, Texas, September 81, 1919.
sopt22d3w
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Ths1lailuA
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or THE
CITY and COUNTY of DALLAS.
ALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING ::;:: SEPT 25.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains as
Dallas.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Arrives.
from the South (mail and eXpreSsl. l0;OS p. IN
From the North (mail and express)- $50 II. m
From the South, accommodation 1850 p. m
Erom the North. Accommodation 2:l0p, III
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-28
Statement Of the Condition
NoRri,wE>rEnN
Mutual Life Insurance Company
. 4
on THE
3lst Day Of December, 1874:

olnl Dal VI bOC0lilUOl, I0t4.
1'Le name otatlc Company is The Nor,hwcs,eru
Nurua tnvuranret trr,,.,ry ~.
Milwaukee Wisconsin. The amount Of lis CAPT
uapa ga ai"ik sock IL 10 enp,a sssk yhs
THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE as
FOLLOWS.
CASH on hand mud in Bank, including
S5',iss,!s for ls1Iritit Transmission
;, reviewed Jan. lsi--!'tll, l,..,.., llo.,,n to
Zeal Estate unincnmbcrcd,. ... :,l,' ,a IL
ONCE furniture ana lxturas 30 per
l,ons owned by the con,ptnyio.wi. '''"H
B4iss Of the city of Groan
Bay Wis pnr value. $Ai, 5DOro
thic! States SEQ regis a
tered bonds, par valuc, 1DO,Gc0co
~. currency tii'erccnl,;
lnU value, ....-s,.. -. l.N.ouO.op
Market Value: ............s.. ;,,,Gn,a.
i9alls ON bond and Mortgage being
rsl lich on Hnihcuniburcd Real
Estate worth double The amoun,
loaned, -Ay.. ..sf...:.s........s ., ,ls ASS 10
lcclted inttfeA and rent .......s. isigi Al
as1erwIsc secured, lcdgerha ,s''.,.'
q VicG xnd bills receivable, rs, s.,
spe stor premiums deferred scm
/. tdiiaaliy and qnartcrly premiums
anu nnrcpurtrd frcmiunis.s s.s..s... 3fl:lia ~
assl1roNllcr securities, premium notes, ,sDi.sS,.t.
Total ASSETS ,,,......zsN .ESl5. .as75l,al' 's
LlABl LITlES
rAiGnuntSlus~g no, ,lue to IiunksNor
other dredll6rs;4, ll03s n,
Losses !;s adjaSted aud moi ,.- g.
Kessr.e ,n,,, q q ! per cent ,aseo,sGn
commission, $a,5IN: reserve 0n
lapscd policies entitled to pnid Nh 5.N--
insurance s',Ss W,,,.....,... ls,saslp
Total Liabilities, Il Sia,i tit. SO. D,
The greatest amount insured In any
-. Is.,. q
fahVh, ana except policies in.
creased by dividend auditionsl s,mNn,
STATE OF wiSGoNSIN,S,s.
County Of Milwaukee
ltcnry J.. Palmer. President, and Willard Mcl.
rlii, Secretary oi the Northwestern Mutual Life
INSURANCE company, of Milwaukee,, Wisconsin,
being u'l1y sworn dcposc and s0y, that tile fore.
going is 10 the best OF their knowledge and belief
Iiii, ruc and correct statement Of the Affairs OF
the SAID Company, thatihe sai1 Insurance Com.
Iany Is the bonn idc owner nj ut least One Hun.
.itcu Thousand Dollars, OF actual cash assets.
invested IN the State and United States Stocks
=aitd DetHs Or 1T ius attti 4::a:es-t,f-Rr.at-
Estnte. ui,lcumbcrcd and worth double the
amount for which the same Is Dori.agcd sand
ihc3 are the above described officers of sad In.
-s',runcu- ta'rrIlulry.
: lsEAl H. l.. PALMER, President
l>EAL MiLLAHD MERRILL, Secretary.
Subscribed aud sworn before me, Ibis ilih ,inv
Of MARCH,, 1870.
,IsEAL.lg WILLIAM II. FARNHAM.
IN .ieTT ~ il.ia';kl.a inlnlx-&Mis
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-28
TnesDakota Southern.

Conductor Boyee ran tlownto Gay.
vale yesterday morning but thought
i..imprudent to venture further with
locomotive. Q. s.AAorney Pound,
". S. Bowen ofthe Press & Dakota
ian, Capt. Coulson, Capt. Mason, Mr..
Bowers, correspondent of the Inter
Ocean snd Clarence Van Tassel, com
priscd the passenger list, and they
were soon transferred with the mail
to hand car and Sc: of for Vermil.
lion working their passage. Bowen
tuekered the emaindes 81 the party
out and went into Yermilfion at. an
average speed OF 40 miles in 10 min
utes, Bowen on the hrakesaAthe
: other boys piled up onSt tbe platform
like homeless sardines. z7 g g
The bottom from, Gayville down is
still under water, but the track is all
right, mo o,Norr0X Boyee viii run
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-28
YANkToN AND SIOUX FAILS

The legislature which adjourned in
January last recognized the fact that,
a daily mail was needed between
Xankton and Sioux Falls, and d me-
lnorialst..e TIE postmaster general was
passed urging in strong terms that
service be increased from a ri.weck.
~ to six. times week. The memo.
rial did mol meet wirh- -favorab}c-ron::
sidera,ion at the hands Of the post
master general, and that official fouId
that the extra expense to be incurred
would not be justified at this time.
The postmaster general undoubtedly
based his conclusions on the current
receipts Of the offices accommodated
by this line, aud judged in this
light we have no dispositionsto qucs-
tionFshis decision. But We believe
the business S.ef the route can be
greatly increased by q little watch
fitness on the part Of our local officers.
Considerable mail sent from the ter
miaal points Of this line goes BY way
OF Elk Point making a journey Of i2d
miles, when the distance between
Yankton and Sioux Falls is only 65
miles. We would urgc-.lte local
officers, particularly those at sionx
Falls and Yankton, to give the di-
,erec- route all the business that
legitimately belongs 10 it, and We
would urge furthershc active. co op-
Grafton Of the citizens Of Yankton
and Sioux Falls with the people in
termediatc, toward efFecting the es-
tablishment Of a daily mail between
the two places. It would increase
both travel. and trade and bring to
Yank;on benefits not now enjoyed,
and we believe Sioux Falls would Be
largely the gamer. A daily mail
will be put on the route from Sioux
Falls TO sibley, Julyselst. This, with
a daily from Yankton 10 the Falls,
woald be the principal mail route con.
Meeting Yankton with Minnesota.
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DAKOTA NEWS.
MiNNEnAHA COUNTY.

sS<--s-a-.7=1 MtNNEnAHA COUNTY,
Sioux Falls has been made money order
office.
A, Galcs,>of Sioux Falls, has sown over
one huntycd aetes to wheat this spring.
A hardware dealer at Sioux Falls adver-
Ftiscs . !" lIo for the Black Hills and other
agricultural implements
The Independent gives as san excuse for
lack of interesting matter in it's columns
that the boss devil is hard at workson the
immigration pamphlet
|. The ladies of the Sioux Falls division of
the sfogs of Temperance will hold a "frui,
festival on the 20Ili inst. The indcpend-
ent does not name the kind Of fu,itrtG Ike
served -. -
+ j. Morrison, OF Sioux Falls, los, a val,m
bic team Of horses week aso- last -SnndaY
sby prairie fires They were tied up i,s a
stable oa.his claim, and while the family
<Wefe-in town attending church, a prairie
fire came along and destroyed the stable and
contents. Mr.. Morrison has struggled
manfnlly against adycrsity for some time,
has large family TO support, and tic=loss of
his team at this season ofstllc year is severe.
ly felt.
+ The independent furnishes The following
scaly item:
Fish have been running lively the pas,
week. II has been no trouble at all so ne
.ale told, TO take 200 pounds in al hours
fpickerel that We see carried by every day,
fully verify this statement Ii is wonder
full that fish can make the ascent of the
{" Falls over 100 f., against such u volume
Of water but they do it. They average
about 31s lbs. in weight and are capital cat.
ing, although 1t would have. suited us Just
II tho anatomy of the fish could
haye been so arranged as To leave out all
the bones
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-28
The Difference Between :. four,
aud IS fcW.,,
RosEDALE, d. T; April aG. /

RosEDALE, D. T; April e6, 1915
Mn BowES:-In myiletter in your last
iss'ie paragraph reads, I" there were but
foarsetticrs from olivet to -Eircsteel,@
and it should read but few settlers. .
Few, is an indefinite number, but four .
is positive and is wide of the mark and
if the mistake is not corrected some old
fogy will be writing to you that l. have
made afalse statement. Hoping that you
will give, one line in your next issue t.,
correct the error. am yours very re-
speettully,- y. j. .PARsmAL,..
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-28
ABOUT THE DISPATCHES,
a brief statement Of the difficu

4 A brief statement Of the difficult
Ties we had encountered in endeavor.
ing TO procure the associated press re.
ports for the readers of this paper,
appeared in these columns yesterday
morning. The situation remains nn-
changed. The. only Information. we
had from. Sioux City yesterday was
that that office still waited for author.
ity.
= MIR. Bowen left Yanlston yesterday
morning with view ofaascertaining
the cause Of the delay and with the
Intention to procure removal of such
cause If in his power to do SO.
Owing 10 the interruption inrail,oad-
ing he wassobliged to take any means
Of conveyance that could be employ
ed, so that he was unable TO reach
Sioux City in time to make any pro.
gross last night, but wesare hopeful
to-day that he will be enabled to
brush away the distractions and pro.
curc-the fulflllment Of the agreement
made before we entered upon the
publication of a.daily newspaper.
We ask the further indulgence Of
our patrons, promising thatNo proper
effort shall be left untricd to secure
for them at the earliest possible mo-
mcnt the g latest news-''
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-28
through to Nermillion, will, atloeomo.

through TO Nermillion with asloeomo-
tive and baggage car.
Below. Vermillion the road is not
yet safe for lccomotivc. Supt.
Meckling went from Vermillion to
Elk Point to-day with hand car. and
returned He found no. water over
the track but in some places the wat
ser was running between the ties.
Workmen are busy putting tho
track in condition, and a trail, may be
able TO get through to the Big Sioux
bridge Tomorrow. Fl,e-trae4ks- All H
right between Elk Point and the Big
Sioux and also from the Big Sioux to
Bristle-hnrg on the other. end Of the
line
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-04-28
ca hand.
Orders from the4IRper Countr, Solicited.

We win also sell for cssh a...low
prices, two car loads of s.udebaker
ana Schu,tler Wagons 600 Break
ing and Stirring Piows; BoHollings-
"ortf''s Snlky Rakes 30 Wood Reap
ers 81 and -Haivesiers.; 30 Mccormick
iHespers and Harveaterss ni5tf