davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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lebeu, oerfolst BON Dem MiB9eiAid, nel'
DIES Ou linn bereiteteit."
Isl, Du lbetnit nit ben 8erbdltnifel
oeS Scrrn 2ieutenant &raner iebr Der.
trout gu iein," bDbnte 2eiiesang, nunmebl
ipleoer Der 9efiiblole Wnderertne6t, uni
inoem leine Worte langlam au~feinanoe,
fol9ten, itei9erte iid ieime Wutb, uldeinli
Io9ar nit Dem leiAtlinnigen Surifen eez
neiniAaftlid)e Sad)e 9e9en Oeincn ei9ez
men 8ater MAIDEN gu wo0en? Sci met
ner Seele ! OaS inuB lein @noe erreid)en,
uno ludre id 9e3wun9en, @ewalt un3u>
lpenoen ! SDrit Oh, ~unoanfbare @reatur,
fir Die id mein Qebenlans Dor ben 9euten
frod uno ben Hiiden beuste? Wfit feis
mem SUP betrittit Du iuieoer leine Wobs
runs id befeble eS Dir! SORT Du :?
l3um lesten Weal warne ib Did! Sers
gig nidt, baB i@ Dem 8ater bin, oaB es
MIDI II men 6eoeritrih foftet, Did oils
8ettlerin i'll Die Welt bineus3ujagen, Oas
aber, mas id in einem lau9cn 9eben
miibieli9 erparb, 2euten gu ueridreiben,
,peId)e Oeiien wiiroi9er iino, ais mtine
3odter !"
6ortiesuug tol9t.)
, 1876-05-30
-Hs u y g I'M n e TX /! !

Giue ipunoerbare oe9etabiiiIbe Saponiiicirun,.
Stelt Die iSlrbcn Der mo rtiNi9t Sei0enitoife, GAIT
meres, Nlpacas &C. Snmtn iolten oas Wtittel Der.
lpenoen. Gtn Yadet per lIojt % Gts., an 9seilten 6
tir ST.. Haffifd,c xiee 60,
4p25npl 1870 tIearl str, 81. %.
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Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bud 90
Irtbnr'S lesteS uno gr6Btes.
@efobr!!!
ODER: Eerfpuubetir benz Sums e

ODER: Teripunbeti ii Dem pauS eineS S6reunbts.
9ieIes pptLensetffe @ere oieies geteransn Der
NmeritaniIGe Siteratur pat ais @ormurf einen Ge .
9enfano. lpelber oas ioeiale 9eben unieres seanmten
iber ltrbel, needles es blosltelt. QluAerprtentItdb
%ipannenn unb anfresemc, ipiro es BON Iqen nit
Sest:rOe sslsiei ipsroen. S%luftrirt mme fdbDn ee'
Mile bes 2anoes ein5utibren uno offeriren nod Kie
easetpeiene 1prtbeile allen Inannliden uno peibli.
: naD isiasn gratis auf S Ter pnsta"s Ssoi aysua.
aen uno beldreibenbe Girculare. 6. Nf. Gtpbtdr.
II. Co., 1873 9beitnut Str, wbila. 4gp2nJs
, 1876-05-30
Sa@ Bet.

sparet Seit unO Gelo. inoem STIR fir &oitens@n=
i6lage fir neue phcr alte Ge6Guoe ibidt. GenOet fir
unler ZOO seiten Bud gratis, penn Sbr beute
l6reibt) uuD erfabret, Die man ourbrinnenoe DGder
bilig nnp miriam maiernidbt MAIDEN fann; iparet
reue 51inoelod1er &C. Gorreiponoen3 crbeten.
N. Y. Slate Roofing Co., Limited, 8 Geoar ST., 81. o.
@ripdbnt bieIe 3eitun8. 3m16mi.
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Mdnncr t6unen $40 bis $I2O
tFUFeNtH DURV WI SNttWUT "" SUTN|
11uier 2anD

NUE 7 Z III . u tffeH1
pel6es cine ii,tereiiante Gei0itte BON 100 ereigniBopl.
len sSabren aibt lmo nit Der srpBen geelt.Wusitelun9
abi6liest. Gs lit eroB in Der Sei6reibuns unlerer
unsrl66phiben 6ilfsqueae i'm Iderbau, 6a Del,
Sersbar. Manuiattur, tatiirlideil 9aunOern. Gurio-
iitdten, II, |. 10. ais prabtig %illuitrirt. Cine ybun-
. 9anoes" irei. Gcrfauft ib munperbar idned.
Nod 1000 Msenten redt balo perlanat fir bieies aBert
ilno auf's yle9en BON 2ipin9itone", BON , IN bereits
&c, 600 Cop en- ~oerQriiten Iinb eb Mails cine neue Bt=
Del, 1000 Sauitr.. unper9leidbl If. g8e9sn Grtrataufs-
oebinaunseu idreibe an 9ubbarb Bros. erleaer,
SnriuofieIh Ipn{5 40R23ui
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a~onntnn IS Mbonuentet in einem Gage. Die
~sH~Htth- bette literariibe t3eitun9. Sur
S. per Sabr. Orei Gbromos, 3u $40 oas stiif,
frei Munppn II. Gppnsler. Gerleqer.
493!10mai philadelphia.
, 1876-05-30
Stin1atb uno Tremoe.

gsomane unb Grsdbluns.n IN sroB 8ue. For
mat elegant brodirt.
prstS yrp Hanb So 4entS. @ebuncen In 3ein
wane prs Bane IS 0enxs.
, 1876-05-30

l. sanS eer assts ssmsarstsr. ''s'us bon
4 Der piraten.9temtenant. erldbluna
BON Balouin Moabauien.
Die Diauen unn @elben. Dene3nela.
niidss 9baratterbilo BON Gr'sSr'&
1 Der Naub e~tra6burs's. gatsrldnbi.
i1er Homan BON beribert Rau.
4 DemtfdlaneS @bre. bitorii@er re-
man Don Serftb pon Buied.
& Das 1efament Deter hes 0roaen.
yipman unb Gsi&i&ts pon Gueian btr'
bert.
80. Ser tiiesemSs esndnser. biaort.
i9er Tomon bon v. T.. 1ra@oostL.
3pei BGnne.
ia ole Sbloasisbe. Gin. Gr,dbluus aus
BEN aiten Berlin, BON Geor9 biltl uns
EenefS, Criminal . 0slhidte bon
Srsp. 5risDri&. 3uiamntsn in sinsm
Il, SER eetpq. Criminal . ROmaH ssn
gmil Gaboriau.
IL 8pei beitsre Geid,fbten. Bon gboIi
MissIburs. -3snei sbbnea-SsrO'
bias. 3uIamllen in etllefn Bano.
II. Der toae Sans: Criminal : V.l4i1te
pom u. StrediuB. limb Die Gpbns
R3arnepelt's. biitoriider 9toman BON
e3mipt . sssiBsnTsls. 3ulammsn in
ID Nm Enron mne eeben. 6itoriIasr go.
man pom Gcors biltl
IL SIM G6fenfter. sociaIsr Roman Dor
EkEUbN8 klhb
Il 8abriele, eaS aSeib bee &ptelerS.
Criminal . Nooele bon 6. qitaipau
uno Die Eranctireurs, @rjGblunq
aus benz beutlb : tran5oii6en Grie9l
BON Sriserl9 Gsritddsr. 3nammtr
In einen, 8ano.
n. Gin 0erwprfener.. Criminal Noosnt
BON >. .. B. 1emms.-Nas 8prfabaui
ODER Die tpi!be Sa9b In Der !piaia. gu
iammen In einen 8ano.
n. SeremiaS unb bic fd)Dns 0iucensta
Der perr eeS raufes.-6raM %
dben.-Die Serlobte,-@e9ine. Gr
a~Gblun9en BON yTaria BON Oilers. 9u
iamnen in einem 8anb.
.. v, %, Der Sele BON Sra. Don:N. q. Brad
oo9el. 3wei 8Gnoe.
q. Dte alts fpaniidbe urtuncs, cen ar
mauo. unb Da8 meipenh. ..GpiIoe
aus benz beutldD. fram5oNiden Ariee
pom .. B. bon Deoenrofb. 3uIanlms
| in einem 8ano.
%. Bier Hiltbeu ume cine Srud,t gt
! peue bon Nilbelm Sbmiot.- q plpmtt
Mpoele bon prosper Mterrime. 3u
l iaminen in eiretn BanS.
y. &ldn3enee babusn.. Rousan bon Mul
/ Sllberiteln. liter Bano.
Z n 0idn,eube Sabnen. .RomaM bon Nus
Gilberitein. 2ter Ncno uno Die Gcnn
brinst 20 al ZEN xaa, 3uiammrm !
sinsln Bano
- . Die
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u. 4. ~. De. Die Ratneietdbsn. Rsnsas ben D
10. 6adI6notr.
-. =. %. Bb. I'm E,epter unh &rosea. Retire.
man bon Oregon Gamarow.

~. 4. -. 8e, Die &ntnttttdbe1. &etsdu ben q
-. n. %. Bb. um G,epter unh &rosen. Seityo.
man bon Oregon Samarow.
Ser Npro , MnerifaniiGe 9nImetides
unfebIbare satbseber
fir Gintpanberer uno Gtugerpanbsrte.
entsaIt cine tNsi ssfabte vnO idr SeOsrmanu ~oeraus.
.@rammatit Der ensliiden Sprade,
nebIt anieituua in tur3er SSeit
obne 2ebrer suaiiieb iprro1eH unc fcbrsibeH ~
lerHen;
%anBeroelr cue
uotftdubtge Nu%> a m mlung
Bon 9rieien, Nebnungen, S'~'Srngen, Goutratteh
abtNleIn, "sspeilun9en, 3stungs'4 nnoucen,
Uelba1tsfnrtet &c.
Eiebenjebnte Mufass.
NapposdeI o~ebunoen. so Gents. nit Sober mu6en,
10 Tents.
Die Contribution Der Ser. StnateH,
He5it Grlauterurgsu unb seibibtliher &inltttuns
Sur i~pesieaen B~ennsuns fir
Ginipan6ercr unb Sbulen.
Bearbeitet BON Suitus Seta.
9ritte 3tufase.
Veohfroen. 90 Herts. Gartonlrf, 80 G'Atb.
Gebihte
BON
2mbmio ntlamb.
s7S seiten $780,, brp,dirt, sl.OO. elegant %sssunssA
nit VsisrreIune, $3.50.
Ser amerifaniide. Gafetens8 Bidder
poer
SnftructiDe MnneifMna
sur 4nt.rti9une aaer Mrten
BaIteten, Sorten unb Gierrabme,
bon c tito Sriebri6. praf.ifdsr pafsten i. Bidder
aerriA ~ vertS
, 1876-05-30
Sauisnp i'm Druid ua& 1aem NOuai
MMTauenNer GrfpIQ.

Gin 4esnt u~sretsnt Stt2 In stsr Eassn uat tn anl'.
rtr $4bS tn b 3assn sHrG ben 8srfauf sea
Oeean's Stprs ; 81 'Ssss:s ss''s s y:
eedun gen, Mbsnfsuern une aBuneern ,eat \
antsr Der SET; 2auben, S<nnen, RatG etpsf@tnU
init 2S5 patsnpen Atbtlounpsu. Yrstf Spstrf atseIif
9at ben rai&tsn atsans. Waa F*rs f6 BALI 81
5sttSi
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Reine,r faltem Sranb!
&eine manlfperre mebr !!
GNs0snsa 6.anaasaa G.SIAHeQ

VEtEtlM HfdmetB VttITH1Ftf.
patentirt am 10. Wlat 1870.
Die gDirtuue biefes pfaaers II btmunberunsspastia
W ertairt isn pRafsr, peIGss sefss abertriHt.
Dur6 iatrelanesa &rprpten fann i'd biefeS pRGtu
ais elm untperfaIsS ous mttteI e~mpfeblen.
1amilisnsater. GabrttbsFser, ionic aae Nrteittr fputtH
Is tets I'M Saufe unb In her 0ertfdtte ~Ssrrdttis baJteu.
Cte 9Dtrtuns III cine nbsrrafdsnbe; man brau6t wsper
Ir3tlide 5ulfe su requiriren, nod bat man, bel ~5ptpsstses
anlrsneuna, einsn gerluh an Nrbtttssett ~ bsfisaun.
~ betit bic febtimmfen sBunben, bic bsrts
eet9ffen aiten 0efdbwMre. Bon GAM b~efpassrtr
.uas Cuetibmunhsn; > &Itmnsn BrnRen,,
auf, Blutseid,mlren, fmie BET Derpusbnua
d roftse eedsel etbt 20 tein bsHsrss Ntttei.
rOrs, ionsssa ssistsisi stsi.issa bel .insm S.srsnSs w., .ns
q ~. 10 Iasen sdn,Itd.
0 Vsupt.D tDpt: gilbert 9. Tuus's aprtbels. SO. u
oopeir per gur nebR 9sbrauGsanptifums so I.uts.
p7ebabta tn a1eaa potteien, ipwie an Der Gtearssu.
Wtlda q rreu. 3W17ns:
, 1876-05-30

8oleeube biaiee
%oW=, Sugenoidriitcu
nn6 NOmaue
fns 3a baben tn alien seutfd,cu
Snbbanelunsen int zen
Sereiuigteu Staatca urlo Ganaoe.
Grjablungen bDa 0uitao Nierig.
Sn hiibide Yappbedel init DiuslinsRiden
sebunben a 25 Gents.
SdS gtancredbt.
Die Nepprtirtsu.
2ie NnsUannerer mad NfrifA
Sd)nsieer unb 0eiger.
Sbriffopb 9olninbms.
Sldrus unb Maria.
Urane ppn 6bmbMrs.
nnredDf DIt seeeibst nid)t.
Sie grfnsuns res ppr5euauS.
ger slte arisstr unO ffsin eobn.
Die Rofsnma6i. Der sltine aamari''r. =
Die Baii.. oe.r cine cute abat tnOst oft auf erO'H
johanna, Soer eurd wadt aum eidt.
Der drme 0ottfrieb.
Ner stuitt9 nnc Der Muller.
Ods Hleebldtt. = 9rei HsIhihten. /. Der treut
1Siensr, O.. Der pai&sr uno ie;n sobn. .. Die
phaumenmdnn~x.
Die Gucfsu6ssubr.
Jaepb HnS feline e6bne.
Gr3abllngsn bon Gaiparins.
in btbihe Bappbedel nit Muslin.GtIden
gebMnoet a 25 Gents.
9efd5tdten aus Benz &peFart.
per S~dulmetfer unb fein &pbn.
ofrofburs auf Der GdbanJ.
Golfsgeididten.
in babf4e Bappbcdel NIT WtusIin.Niiden
gebunber a 25 Gents.
Der 3tseWMer, bop GIanbrtdt.
GdbredtnSiabre.
Die @tumnte DON portiet, bon @Iaubre4t. nnb
JobGnn BON 2epeen, Der prophet. Bon
Wobert berber. 3uIammen in eineri BUD.
Oefe6td9tem ees pfarrers 1iehentifH. Bon
Hadbtlaser In Granada. Bon 5r. Tprben. rlnb
Hannbdnler. Bon gprbert 6iirtt. 3uiammsn in
sinsm 8anb.
Barrier EausentHts. nns
1an>.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15
A Nocturnal Affiiction,

1t was night on Boundary street I'm.
der silent stars the noisy cow-bell clanked
and changed and tangled, while the mock
ing echoes replied from Angular street
And 10, while they yet tangled and clank-
ed and ratified there opened a door in a
house, and man stood revealed in the
dim religious light of the hall lamp. He
girded up his loins and strobe out into the
night. He bulged through the gate like a
cyclone, and ran over party of leisurely
travellers on the sidewalk and plunged
across the street like house a.fre And
it came to pass that while he drew nigh
to the browsing cow she lifted up her eyes
and beheld him. And when she had look.
ed upon him and knew the thoughts of
his heart, that he meant mischief, she got
up and fled. And he arose and pursued
after her, and gathered clods by the way
side and smote her full sore, and stayed
not his hand until he ran into tree box
and jammed himself up, insomuch that
he walled as one having "bile" that has
been trodden upon by somebody's elbow.
And the COW, when she saw that he had
returned from pursuing her, went back
even unto the same old browsing place,
and vexsd the soul Of her enemy with the
sound Of the bell from that time even un-
til morn.-BurIington Hawkeye.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15
THANKSGIVING DAY..
By the Prsstdent Of tile United States Q
AU1sricd.
PROCLAMATION

From year to year we have been accus-
toned to pause in our daily pursuits, and
set apart a time to offer our thanks to AL
mighty God for the special blessings He
has vouchsafed to us with our prayers for
continuance thereof
We have at this time equal reason to be
thankful for his continued protection, and
for many material blessings which his
bounty has bestowed In addition to these
favors according to the United States as
individuals, we have especial occasion to
express our hearty thanks to Almighty
God that by his providence and guidance
our government, established century
ago, has been enabled to fulfil the purpose
Of it's founders, in offering an asylum to
the people of every race, securing civil
and religious liberty to. all within its Dor.
ders, and melting out to every individual
:like justice and equality before the law
1t is moreover especially our duty to offer
our humble prayers to the father of all
mercies Of this divine favor to us a nation
and as Individuals,
By reason of all these considerations, l,
Ulysses s. Grant, president of the United
States, do recommend to the people of the
United States to devote Thursday, the 3Oth
day of November next, to the expression
Of their prayers and thanks to Almighty
God, and, laying aside their daily avoca.
tons and all secular occupations, to as
semble in their respective places ii 81 :; u
ship and observe such day as daG Of
thanksgiving and rest.
us. GRANT.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15
b Mindful Of the Absent.

A few days ago I received by express a
small box Of MOSES, grasses, vines, buds,
and many hued autumn leaves arranged so
artisticslly that they looked just like a
picture.
How beautiful they seemed to me as
they lay all cuddled up together waiting
for death. How they thrilled me with glad.
ness. How the different colors symbo-
liked my lifc-bright, vsrigated and SON.
bre. Every stem and tiny blade seemed to
be saturated with love-dews, just as if the
spirits Of the darlings who sent them were
lowering near, breathing the remembered
joy of the summer and the glory Of the au
tumn.
But their peculiar charm lay in the
thought Of the loving little hands that gath
cred and selected them; of the bright
becming ewes that had looked lovingly up
on them and kindled with pleasure as
they talked of the surprise and gratidca-
ton they were planning for Inc, never
dreaming of the tears that would flow
from eyes and absorb the gladness, or lie
forever upon it like dew of the glad warm
hearts that thought Of this method ofmak-
ing me happy; Of the busy little feet that
Adu u1tllC1 duu Ill1tuCl W SOlllC VI
Gods bright, beautiful things in the coun-
try to send away off here to make me forget
for. a time the dirt and smoke of the city.
There is measureless tread of unspoken
words, an utterable longing, an unwritten
volume, = deep sense of fullness that goes
out from the den in my heart to the sun
shine in theirs, and 50 create a golden
combination, or chain, that bars out all
dross and binds still closermy cloud cross
cd soul to the book Of remembrance, so
that l may be enabled to interpret it for
them in the future.
Oh, loving ones, dear ones, precious ones,
all oyer the world, be mindful Of the sb-
sent. If it be but a leaf, a bud, blossom
gathered by your hands, and sent to low
ed one, it will surely repay you 100 fold
and help to make this worlds changes en-
durable.-Ruth, THE Cleaner, in Pomeroy's
Democrat
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15

les separated and a vote without debate
was taken. If either of them support the
objection, the vote of that State was cast
out. Recognizing the suicidal policy Of
this rule, I,battled against it until it was
finally repealed. l then introduced bill
providing that in the event of an objec-
ton could only be sustained by a con-
f1rmatory vote from both houses. For
three years struggled to get this bill
through, and it did pass the Senate twice.
On the first occasion it was quashed by
Dem ocrats in tho House, but on the sec
ond, last winter, Senator Thurman, who
had been its strongest advocate, from over
caution moved that the vote be reconsider
ed, and the bill went to the wall, was
wea1!ed with striving, and said, DO as you
will Just before the close of Tho session
tho Democrats became alarmed at tho sit
uation, and were anxious to have prompt
actiontaken in the matter, for they found
out their mistake; but it WAS too late. And
now We are thrown back upon the rule, or
misrule, which prevailed prior to the
twenty-second joint rule, thus leaving the
power entirely in the hands Of the Vice
President. The present Vice President is
got a Democrat, and that party fears the
sting of its own action. This custom of
leaving the decision to the Vice President,
arose from casus omissus in the Consti-
tuition, and the effect was made evident by
the case Of Wisconsin in 1857. Before
your day, ell Well the matter stood thus.
Owing to a severe snowstorm the Presi-
idential Electors in Wisconsin failed to
meet on the appointed day, but cast, their
vote on later date When the electoral
vote wasibeing:counted by Congress an OBJ
lection was raised concerning Wisconsin,
on the ground of non-conformance to the
law. Vice President Mason, Of Virginia,
refused to entertain the objection and the
vote Of Wisconsin was counted as, he alone
had the right tv throw it out. So you see
we are in precisely the same position to-
day, a,ld must depend upon the judgement
and impartiality ofone man. l grant you
it is too great a power to be invested in
one person, and therefore 1t is that I tried
to remedy it."
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15

another seed time and harvest, and to set
apart one day for thanksgiving and prayer
in acknowledgement of tho mercies re.
ceived in the past, and to invoke the Di-
vine favor upon all our labors for the fu-
ture. ...
Notwithstanding the partial destruc-
ton ofthe crops by the migratory locusts,
we have been permitted to gather more
than enough to keep all our people until
another harvest; and though our misfor'
tunes in the recent past have been heavy,
let us take courage, ever remembering that
we as people, in the exercises Of lively
faith upon the promises ofthe Advise Ru.
lor of the Universe, do and perform our
duty in the temporal affairs of this world,
God in His great mercy will surely give us
His protection: that paul may plant and
Appols water, but God giveth the in
| crease" il a. true now as when first uttered
| and 50, while we would invoke the bles'
sings Of Heaven upon all our people, and
upon all their enterprises, we would at the
same time urge them, when they put seed
in the ground, to ask the protection, guild
ance and blessings Of the Lord for the
increase.
Let us humble ourselves before the Great
Ruler, for inasmuch as He has permitted
us to see this one hundredth year Of our
nations life, and render up humble and
hearty thanks for the blessings Of free gov
eminent, personal liberty, aud comparative
peace which reigns throughout our Dor
ders.
And for these considerations, I, JOHN L..
PENNINGTON, Governor of the Territory
of Dakota, do recommend to the people
of this territory to devote Thursday, the
3Oth day of November next, 10 prayer and
thanksgiving so Almighty God and laying
aside all secular employment to assemble
in their respective places of worship and
observe such day as day of rest thanks
giving, and prayer.
Done at Yankton, the capital of
said territory this the 2Sth day
Il. T.. of October, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy six.
JoHN;L. PENNINGTON.
By the Governor:
GEo. H. HAND, Secretary of the Terri.
tory.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15
The Electoral Vote.

SENATOR MORTON's vIEW-HISToRY OF THE
TWENTY-sEcOND JOINT RULE. "
The San Francisco Gall publishes all
interview with Senator Morton, in the
course Of which the Senator expressed
himself on the disputed electoral vote
question:
Can you tell me how the question of =
disputed electoral vote can be settled ~
The politicians eye cleaned and, his
tone became excited as he said: an 1866
the twenty second joint rule was adopted
1t worked as follows: When the Senate
and House assembled in joint meeting to
count. the 3 lectarai vote, isssny ebjestion
no matter how trivial, wss made with re-
kard 10 the vote in any State, tho two bod
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15
BEATTY;S PARLoR ORGANS.
~ Established 1RSR.

Believing it to be BY FAR the best Psrlor md
orchestral Organ manufactured we challenge any
manufacturer to equal them. The celebrated Golden
tongue Reeds in this organ in conjunction with The
powerful tones. Superb cases OF new and elegant
des1gns. Ministers. teachers, churches, schools.
locges etc., should send for price list and discounts
Dealers will find it to THEFT advantage to examine
This instrument. It has improvements found IN
no other. Correspondence solicited.
Best offer ever given. Money refunded upon 70.
turn OF organ and freight charge. paid by me Daniel
r. Beatty both ways if unsatisfactory, after test
trial OF i've days. Organs warranted for six years.
Agents discount given everywhere have no "
ent. Agents wanted. Address,
DANIEL r. BEATTY,
Washington, New jersey. U. g, A..
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15

On the Goth ult., an extraordinary due.
was foubht between two negro women 10
Louisville KY. Annie Simmons and Mary
Bueles having quarelled, resolved to fight
with knives. They met by agreement in
front of a Baptist Church at night, no wit.
nesscs being present, and they fought
tlercely for half an hour. Boules was stab,
bed and gashed horribly in six different
places, her right eye being cut out. Sim
mons was only slightly hurt and has been
arrested. The cause Of the trouble is not
known.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15
MARY MAPES DODGE.
DANIEL +. BzATFYs
Pianos & Organs.

CAur1oN.--The reputation I have g.,nad ,,,a d, !.
celebrity OF my Organs have induced come unnrin.
cpea parties and agents to copy my circulars. and
miisreprsent my instruments; against this the pub
nc NC re hereby cautioned Al.my Organs bear nv
tlaensrs Golden Tongue, and Ill my Pisuos have
she word PIANO, underlined, and also have nv
Ia. lame ana residence, DArIRL F. BEATTY, Wsshinr
ton. Nd, without which none is genuine,
Address, DANIEL r. BEAITY.
Weeahinetnc, Neg sssepA 3. a, 4.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15
By the Governor Of the Territory Of Dako
A PROCLAMATJoN

The fruits Of the labors of the husband
man for another year having been gather
ed into our gamers, we are reminded that
the season is at hand when we as people
should pause, and in humble acknowl-
edgement of the manifold blessings of
which we have been the recipients during
the past year, give, as is our most bounden
duty, humble and devout thanks to AL
mighty God for having vouchsafsd us
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15
BEATTY PIANO PIANO:

Grand Square and Upright.
from Geo. =. Letcher, Arm Of WIN. H LeSchse .
sru BIO, Bankers, Tayeste, Ohio:
we receavsd the piano and think Il Q very ~
so.ea one out mere. Waited short time 10 give y
cheerfuliy give 1t. y
,: amos q Brown, Esq, Edvardsvilis, H., aass:
ne Beatty Piano received gives entire saasfse'
1'on. Agents wanted. Send for caaslogue. AdArsss
DANIEL II. BEATTY,
Wsshsngtea, NM yWesSi .. -
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-11-15
BEATTY PIANO:

Grand Square and Upright.
Endorsed by the highest musical .uthor,ts.
throughout the world as THE BEST.
From D. s. Bodine, Stockton, N, j., after rece!y-
ing $500 Beatty Piano, says:
"Not only myself and family, but every one WIN
has seen it is satisfied in regard to its superior ou.
ty.'' 1A"'-
From B. II. Cormony, Esq, Chambersburg, Pa:
"Ihe Beatty Piano csme to hand ono week 40. In
good order. 1t has thus far given entire satisfso-
ton" ~
b. Holtzburgnr Tyrone, Pa, says:
"fhe Piano came at ha9d in good order, and
proves satisfactory, both in tone and hnish."
Agents wanted, male or female. Send for osts.
!ouge. Address,
DANIEL r. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. 8. 4.