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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-21
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THE NEWS.
Arrest Of 4 Brace Of Counter
toiters in Baltimore.
MacAaahsa's Manifesto Brings Out 4
lfDly frsn >Nsneress es
fariaiao& i -r~.
The Chicago Authorities are Exercised
About extensive Mail Robberies.
MISCELLANEOUS.
couNrrRrElrERs.

COUNTERFEITERs.
Bal,imore. Sept. els. w. Burfoot and
William Sidle, claiming TO be residents Of
North Carolina, we're arrested here today,
end ON Burfoot were found $50 counterfcits
Of the First National bank Of Buffalo.
ROBBERY.
Chicago, Sept. 2l-Large sums OF Ca.
madam money sent through the mails have
been stolen at various points in this coun.
try, and detectives have, for some time past,
been working up such cases. Recently,
5000 of Canadian money wss presented
To broker here by a woman, who received
10 return therefor American bills. She bas
not been sem since. Shortly afterward It
was reported from Canada that this FIVE
thousand dollars had been lost 10 American
mail. The officers ere now working on
this clue. although their movements have
been kept secret, aud little beyond these
facts is known.
ASKING, FOR RELIEF.
Fernandina, Fla. September 2l.-The
mayor Of this city asks contributions of
money and supplies for the relief Of suf.
ferers from the yellow fever.
REWARD OFFERED
San francisco. Sept. 2l-The governor
has offered reward fol the arrest and con-
vlction Of Chinese engaged In the recen,
Rscklin tragedy. Warrants have been
issued for the arrest OF q white men en-.
saeed ip driyisk stpsssa amy from ,hs,
vicinity. The governor characterized Col
oncl Bees dispatch, asking his Interference
TO put down disorder in Placer county, as
injudicious. tending to exaggerate in the
minds Of nonspecators the amount of dis
order prevailing there. He expresses regret
at the illegal action OF the whites, as tend.
ing to prejudice the eastern people against
the state, in the solution Of the question Of
Chinese immigration.
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HIS HEAD CUTOFF
NEW YORK.
FAILURE

New York, Sept. 21.-Ponv. 1T & Co., an
old and large sugar importing house Of this
city, has made an assignment. Power,
being in sympathy with the Spanish govern.
ment were specially obnoxious to Cuban
revolutionists, and several of their most val
liable plantations were burned, or other
wise destroyed. The losses in this way
must have reached from one to two million
dollars. The debts Of the firm are largely
what are known to su gar manufacturers a
factors, claims and probably are not less
tn an S30o,0O due mainly to Cubsn firms.
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CITY COUNCILS RESOLUTION.

Be II so'rtd BY lht Mayor and City Council Of
the Guy If Ydnkioa:
Section !. That il is, and is hereby declared to
be necessary, that sidewalk should he con-
strucied on the east side oi Cedar street. In the
city Of iankton, as follows: Commencing on
lhIrd street. on the northeast corner Of Cedar
street and Thiri street thence along the east
side Of Cedar street TO the south side of Fourth
street the same being Ia front ot lots l. 3 B. l. s,
&, Z. $ s .. in block -. Central Yankton.
Sec. 3 That said sidewalk shall, be constructed
III wood ot the width provided by ordinance.
and br made 81 the material and IN the manner
provided ny the ordinance Of sad city except
that the outer edge II said sidewalk shall I've laid
two feet from the curb linc ot said Csdar street
Sex. 2 This resolution shall be published for
four consecutive wrecks fa the rrvss aud D,sko-
!aisn newspaper. the etacal paper ot said cit, of
NAnktoa.
Passed September u, is..:.
4 7. wasrK- City Clerk
Arirycd s~sac,s.bcr u, ,ss,..
n ! IS. SsAMsE.: NE
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NEIcHsoRHooo NEWS.
Ncrmillion Standard Sept. 18th.

Ncrmlion Standard Sept. 18th.
The residence occupied by Mrs. Marion
which was partly consumed by FIRE last Sat.
urday evening. was again fired Monday
evoning, but the flames were quickly
extinguished.
1t was reported Wednesday morning that
person attempted to fire the Dakota House
Tuesday night. He was fred at with re
volrer by the landlord. Nothing further
has been heard from the affair.
S. S. Conrad & Co: have got their foun-
derry and iron works in operation, and are
now prepared to do all kinds Of casting for
machine repairs, manufacture all kinds Of
house goods, such as columns, door plates.
etc. and in fact anything wanted.
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THE DOMINION.
STRANDED.

Montreal Sept. 2l.-The steamship Row
land hen>e for Queenstown, with sixty
thouaaad baahels Of wheat, stranded on
Holy Rood beach. New roundland. The
weasel aud cargo we're insured.
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STOCKHOLDERS !. DIRECTORS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a special meeting
OF the stockholders and directors Of the Dakota
Southern Railroad Company will he held at the
Office of W. w. Brookings, st. Charles Hotel. in
the city Of Yankton. on Thursday evening, Sep
tember :1th, at : 30 o'clock.
CHAs. G. WICKER,
President d. S. K. r.
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The merchast te,iohss dspastnss, Il q =
Eiseusp 4 Cot Aas just beeo replcni1
with the latest au finest goods tq
10 eastern markets-lmported and ID pes1A,
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spttal Aotiets.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
On and after this date tile Scotland and Fire
steel stage will start from A W. I.avenders
store, 3r,l street. Yankton. For express or pas
sage. apply to a. W. Lavender
WIN. SEAMAN
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ACCIDENTS.
scALDED TO DEATH.

IT.
Rochester, Sept 2l.-Wm. H. Dawson,
engineer on the Central railroad, was scald
cd to death yesterday. his engine having
come in collision with the bela,cd 81. Lou
is express.
HIS HEAD CUTOFF
st. Louis. September 2l.-Edward
DIVERSION, Esq, at Legate and Batter to.
bacco factory, 2l4 and ZIG Washington q
avenue, accidentally came in contact with
the fly wheel of the engine, a, half past one
o'clock this afternoon, and his head was
taken of as cleanly as though cut with q
knife or guillotine.
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TAKEN uP.

BY the subscriber on his premises, at the SUM
mer Garden, near Yankton two white3 hogs
The owner can have them by proving property
and paying damages. AUGUST HUME
iankton d. T., Aug. 80. 1877.
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FOREIGN.
WAR ITEMS.

London, September 2l.-A CORES.
pondent at Garny studen. estimates
that the Russians with reinf,rcements
received since the battle beeorc plevna must
number nearly $4,000.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Three Horses Lost.

Or the 18th Of August, in Hutchinson county.
IS miles from Yankton, one light brown horse.
medium size, years old one bay horse years
old; one dark brown mare, years old. Any
person delivering the horses or giving informa-
tion where they can be found. at the store Of ia
cob Max. Yankton, will receive fifty dollars re-
ward JoHN ELwEI.
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REPLY TO MACMAnON's MANIFEsTo,
Paris, Sep, 2l-An address to the nation,
signed by number Of Parisians, and pro-
WINGED candidates for the chamber of depu.
ties. representing all shades Of republican.
ism. is published to day, l, replies point
by point TO Pros d mt Mac Mahons msnifcs.
IN
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.aaxe1s ~ rWteeaApx

ea7 W. = 4..s,~4 "a =
! MALL STREET.
New York, Sept. u.
Gold-l.03s.
Money!.
Govesnmenis-Wsak,
/ -S,ocks- ,frzeealss. ---sse ~
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Sept 81.
wHEAx aui<s lover At call; lAs
@l.5o3 Na 2, winter red. septemmber
1861 No. 2, spring for September.
CoRH-lover; mixed western; 81
'@5slc.
OARS qoies; mixed western; sl4
@37c.
PoRK-dull; ls4o@125o.
LARD-Aeady; 9.l5.
WHIsKY-Heavy 124.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Sept. 21.
WHEAT-t nsettled, lower; Lib for cash .
LIN for September; 1.05l for October.
CoRx-easy; 43lc for cash 43ac for
October.
OArs-easier; Asc for cash or October.
RYE--541c.
BARLEY-G3c.
PoRK-s,eady 'l2s for cash; 1880 for
October.
LARD-steady; 1924 for October; $50
for the year.
WHlsKY-9.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Sept. 81.
WHEAT-2@ 2ic lower; l.l3s for cash
l.l24 for September; LOCI for October
No. 5, l.09s.
CoRS-Steady; 43c.
OATs-Firm ;24c.
RYE-Firm; Sc.
BARLEY-654c.
, 1877-09-16

The games s,itl to play arc:
Doston-.; with Hartford. > with Ch1caso-o. o
lt0uisrit!e-t with St Louis. with thlcaspo11
Hd7ford--3 with Boston. with 81 Aoo's' -
"1th Chcago-6.
u. Louis4 with Louisville, with IiaEtio!n17o5;
Ch,eaqe-2 with Boston. with Loa1ssnie' ~
with uarttord-S
Jim White is said to have the best batting
average OF the League players.
St. Louis was badly beaten by the Resources
o. Elizabeth, n j., last week.
Mitchell is 4 ]cft-ha1idcr, and that accounts
1or the Louisyilles getting " lett"
st. Louis is anxious to "hire Hall" ucn~
ucrnan George will not get S2,soo next year"
Lip Pike will probably take charge OF the m Glo-
Son House billiard-rooin, Cincinnati, next VIII
tcr.
The Louisville Grays netted S2,ooo Gear GU
Their late Eastern tour. 1helE non
gaines i'll particular paid Qullc haooeonue','
Boston. Chicago, st. Louis, aud Lou'sEri.e srl.e
have I'LL fa1}cn VICTIMS to the Lowell Cluo- inc
spind1c City will rctain most o1 the pfsseh' ot'~
1or next yca--
The Couritr Jo,trnal has this heading one1 ~ .lG
10 ChiaSu-Dos,on game Of the Stn: ~, slne 10
Bravo CLilnvoi Do It Some More" A1as'
they wouldn't
Or the present Louisville nine De'inn .,san. a,u
SNYDER, Us is known. go to St. LOUIS nI snahoa
:emains here; Cr.lver and HaGue hase ~ +ha
;her names TO contracts binding the1 y ~ ~
new Hartfords, of Hartford, Conn. ;,,Iaat,
will take up his dwellins-p place III e1ne4"A1''@N'
, 1877-09-16
Payments Falling Behind, and
Settlements Disappointing.
Real Estate Most Active in the Suburbs
and Near the Parks.
Building Associations Shown to Be Su-
perior to Savings Banks.
improvements at Humboldt Park
Amount Of Building
in Chicago.


1UAN AARkET.
Business In this line has been quiet, and
shows no great activity, nor any immediate
promise OF any. Some agents are not attempt
ing to do anything whatever, being under rigid
restrictions as to placing their funds. and
directed by their principals to accept nothing
hut central business property tirst-c1ass resi-
dencc locations. Most of the applications arc
from men OF small means, who arc 1cslrous OF
building. Their security OF course Is not first
class, and their applications are generally re-
fused. Payments arc slightly In arrears, and
the settlements have not been up to cxpecta-
ton. Interest rates continue about the same,
with slight inclination to higher figure.
The following were tho specimen loans OF the
pastweck:
Twenty-e1s and one-half acres in n. E. x Of
Sec. =, 49, II, north OF the Calumet River,
S33, coo; iyc years at Q per cent
Indiana avenue, 50 feet north Of Twenty
ninth street, q feet, west front, $1,000; five
years ut s per cent.
North LaSallc street, $50 feet north OF Diyis-
ion street, las feet, cast front, $500; three
years at o per cent.
Michigan and Wabash avenues, S12,5 so; five
years ut Spcr cent.
Fourth avenue, $50 feet north of Polk street,
25 feet, cast front: also an undivided two-thirds
interest i'll 2sk acres in the s. E. a Of the N; E.
Il Of Sec. 81, 40, u, to secure SNooO; five
years at 10 per cent
Michigan avenue, a feet south Of South
Water street, y feet, east front, 91O,0oO; tive
years at per cent.
Beldcn avenue, between North Clnrk and
IIurbut streets, lo6 $40 feet, south front. also
four lots in the Town OF Lake View, to secure
loan OF St4,O ,OO0; fire years at per cent.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT FoR THE WEEK ENDING
gEIT. H.
, 1877-09-16
O'LEARY AND ENNIS,

O'LEARY AND ENNIS.
It seems to be finally settled that O'Icaty
has accepted the challenge Of Ennis to walk,
subject to certain conditions, and that the match
will come oil within sixty days. The history OF
the affair, as given by IN interested party last
night, is about as follows: Ennis originally
wanted to walk O'Leary for $3.50 Il side, in the
Exposition Building, and the winner take I'LL
gate money. This was about mouth ago.
Then O'Leary came ont and offered to walk
Ennis for 81, 600 q side. However, last Thurs
day, THE Tn1BuSE's informant states, the CON-
pctitors met III this city, and O'Lcary then re-
fused to walk for S1,oo0, but was willing to
walk Ior $500. Ennis took him up on this prop
This 0'Lcary positively REUSED to do,
hut said he would walk nowhere
except i'll New York, Boston, nr Philadelphia.
Thus, it is claimed that O'Lcary weakened on
his own proposition, nfter Ennis had senl Sl0J
to bind the $500 forfet-moncy which O'Lcary
e. E. Dayics claims to be the first man that
ever put up dollar On Ennis. This he did
about month ago, when this match was first
talked OF. He will now back Eunis for his
whole $500. The walk is to come off in New
York City.
The articles Of agreement are il substance as
are to walk match Of 100 miles, Tor -S5UO
side; to take place in New York
City, in either the Hippodrome Building.
at the Rink mt Sixty-thir4 street, OR in
any other suitable building to be Oh
tanned. There is to be no coaching
allowed. Attendants will be allowed OIL the
track to hand food aud drink to the walkers.
}g.tes' Spirit Of tie Times, Of New York, is to
be the final stakeholder. William B. Curtis, Of
this city, is to be the referee. He will appoint
tne-keepers and lap-kcepcrs from among the
members Of the Athletic Club, III New fork III
vicinity. Curtis signed lis uasnc as witness.
1t Is reported that O'Lcary would not allow
Ennis any money for bis expenses to New York.
Ennis is reported to be very eager, and has al
lowed O'Leary everything rather than to be dis.
appointed III The match.
, 1877-09-16

securities taken for loans may depreciate in
value, hut here the building and loan associa-
tfons considered as savings banks) are much
more secure than the best-managed savings
bank proper. Their securities increase in valllo
from month to month, SO that, II they are suf1-
cient when the loan is made, the rate of in-
creased value to the society will most likely
exceed the rate of decreased market value III
any} resulting fom bard times and gencl-
al business depression" II Judge Kelley
meant that the ''roobing" by building associi-
tions was done through foreclosure, be was in
error. The Shcriff's docket Vi 18Th shows that
the whole number of sales on foreclosure Was
1,l41, only oo; OF which, or III per cent wero
upon building mortgages, which.
however, formed 80 per cent OF the whole NUM-
ber registered. In 1915 the proportion OF sale3
OF building association mortgages was Il VIZ
per cent, while the proportion Of mortgages tc
the whole number was q Clio per cent Be-
sides this, large proportion OF these fore
closures By the buil.lins associations were on
property that had been taken by speculators,
who subsequently, found they had ogerleapcd
themselves.
, 1877-09-16

thro,Finu Iona wake oger The nluc;1 ar-fooo ~
Michignn. when the darshin tacl.at ;ntn ~. m
harhor Of Sonth Chicago. ihe rcst ~ tho aoat
in her waEn Tn = short time and n-;t} r,,r,f
war pron,ptncss tie vessels werc madr fast and
the ofIieers and men went ashore r. ;nin ~ IN IN
the modest degree OF rura1 mlrth which always
charactcr'zcs M that suourb whenever the &c. r.
collation. was spread in tie cabin Of W the ps ina
as well as in other boats. and the n1I;s
GERS, in addition, cnjoycd q hearty snn-
per at the South Chicago Hotel After
supper the Ben Drake made ready to
return 10 lne anu tne representatives of the
fhe Dralc towed the yarht Ma,na m o .s ~ !:
Chiroro m hcr way }inme Wr E;mh,1i ~ taa ha,r9 ~
ohlicsI to return at once Il snenrs xeiI.fG. nei
bis cHic as a vachtsman that he zane ali t,c
way down from Kennsha inst In nert;;nata w -
, 1877-09-16
do better In the future. the oll-tme prestige of
the track may be regained, but not otherwise.

LES1SGroN, NY so'istio Sop ine hls 1alt meeting
o. the h oe od soaas un
prospect OF the most brilliant meeting ever
held on their course. The number OF horses
| present to take part in the contest of the week
Is far greater than has ever been present on this
COURSE ~ u1 1rn;, ren1roa' no past laee
Is pFoposeu III "n!S .s anu -Aen nlTtef,
the champions ol lne tu'1 IN hchtueky, Will
| nlGGt. a,,+r oro orro,oo;7 fou 49,, s~a.
| The Phoenix Hotel stakes, with five starters !:
| +,,a T;rner stakes with eirI,trnn starters. and
the Pnrse rare, with ten starters. In the mile.
! heat race are five startcrs-Flight, Endowcr,
| 1'yphoon, Early Light, aud MeWhirtcr. Nc
Whlrter IS se!ilie III tne pools to.nlsht at to
! against the field. In the mile dash Brent and
Herctog lead ID tae poo's ~; a5alhst INC flcld.
e,;cM aa,;,,e, hat ri Iosf snr;nr - A''
nilce' ee''p'e '.T' .T,nsn nR.rcI,
ro., pn.xc,, Sent 15,~ht M,nmo,,+h p.r,-
ost t nh4. 1rsc rnrc. - m trea4for'a1l ~
suited in favor. Of Karus winning in three
! straight heats. Time, 2:225}}a, 2:25166, 2:32S.
TRACK TALK.
The trotting mare Fannie kcencr Was recent
II purchased oy d. T. o''a"n' oi 1acksoh'lAe'
ILL.,
The old white stallion Joe Brown won free
for.al race ut Rutland, Vt, recently, defeating,
among others, the Chicago mare Jennie Holton.
Charles Reid, Of New York, has bought the
weil-known steeplc-cllnser Waller, By imp. Hnr-
rah, out Of Queen OF Clubs, by Revolver, for
$1,5OO.
T,, to+,, v,1,e of all the horses in Racine, as
returned By the Assessor, is 81, $50. As Gov.
Spraguc is figured ut S3O,oou, the rest can't
amount to much.
H.. tr,tt;ng marc london Rcl1e WINS attached
he rT,,;tnrs ,t th. ,los,. of thc repent mcrt,nu-
II D,,urv and not allowed to leave the ritv md
Till other engagements.
At S,o,];ton. England. rcccntly. Mr.. Hrar
mn,t,s f;Irunoline Won race. and The i,uIre
hn;nr ont NJ the Stand at tho lime IT. was n1a7n
contcs,c re cd md won by MacEsicc:r.
-,,.,,-.-,
u no,.,rr ~ tE;s ritz. is IL thn m,1l,"t H. H. !:
D. ,rn', rt,1 b,rs, a!1l las rrr"r,i of .lSE
wLirh hr ran neat by several seconds.
"AA~ "
Geof9e iicennr51, u tohS lslanu' mas sent 70
his brother III London ENGLAND, tt,c 4-year-old
hn, '1.,liog rhance. hy Mamhr}nn P,trb"n % '~
~,
The programme OF INC flcctwood Fark meet
lng, which beslns oept. ~ nas oeen ehaneeui 9
2:l7 race having beei' substituted ior the Tree
for-all. lh1s bars lfarus ana Lucille Golauusl.
The blacIs stallion Thomas ,JefTcrson. record
2:e3, struck himself recently While being
spcedcd, ann Ill consequence m VIII not Start d: Ill
the 2:@-3 stallion race NJ uaft1ofu next iHufs-
day.
There arc fourteen entries for the merchants
stakes aIj ares. tyo-n11e heat at the fail meet
inn ri thc Nashville Blood -Horsc Association
which commences O:t. -. Among the lot arc
Ten Brock, Ferulgrls, AlcN nrter, auu Courier
Mike Carroll. the wel1-knoyn New York
,,r;v,.r who has for some time becn s1,frernr
frnrn snftrnin,- nf the brain has hcen sent to
h;s r.lot ;nrs n Maine AMI viii hc kent sw,ly
frtun tic excitement Of turf scenes for the rest
, 1877-09-16
THE EIFLE.

The third prize competition OF Thomas Post
G. 4. Il. Rifle Club took place yesterday after
noon On short-range, Crecdmor target, OIL
hand, viii, sixteen entries, as per following
rreIitablc scores out Of Il possible 50:
, 1877-09-16

Tue entry-book open every Saturday at
o'clock,
, 1877-09-16

The market has not been So active the past
week, but there has been quite All encouraging
business DUNG in suburban lots, and Property
in the vicinity Of tic parks, especially true OF
rcll estate near Humboldt Park. Within few
weeks past there nave been several sales On
California ayeuc and Mozart street, just north
of the pnrk, at prices yaryins, from S5O to $40
loot, according to locati0n- These purchases
arc understood to be by prospective residents
We notc the following sales Of suburban prop
erty:
Gcorge W. Miller sold to Hctty II. R. Green,
Of London, England, forty acres at tue south
| west corner Oi Sixty-tlirt street and Centre
avenue, 1or S30,UUU; ut Park Ridge, Browns
Addition, Lirce lots sold for $90; at Lal'ra'sIc
Ricllmon1's Addition, one lot sold for 500: al
Nclrose, two lots brought s., GU
Lot on the northeast cUrtler of North Water
anu Rush streets was sold for f4l.1G9
Aurora Turn-Vercin sold to JOHN Buchlcr lot
on West Huron street 25 feet west OF A1ilwau-
kcc avenue, north front, SOx1s9 feet for <s', ',sWO
Lot on West Madison street, Is feet east of
Elizabeth street, south front, 22oxl0O teet, with
building. sold for $4,000.
Lot On State street, northeast corner of Fifty
seventh street, west trout, 1UJx1l0 fect sold for
57,700.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were filed Tor
record, Saturday, Sept. Is:
crrT PROPERTY.
Augusta St. ao5 Il 9 Of curFier st. i, aax mn
F5's1.' zoo T. datea s sept sf ntrtv !:
hhi. eI 4sxl:Is: #. with bnilainss. datei 49,.
Sept II. ............ 4,5o0
Erie 1t, bet North Clark and LaSalie sis,
ST. a,,ax1Oo it, dated Sept IL .-..-.-- 5000
West Thirteenth 81. ~ It VI Of Loomis 1T,
ST, 2txi2 it, dated Aug. 9! Al
West Jackson ,,1 81; ,.S g eof & M'ncneseer zoo
,'ra. s l. - 'on ,0 = a. ~ TIIu nunc2 ar ;r
ISsi l0:. #. e 1atcd ted scpt ~. oa5
| 10 It. dated Sent. H.. -. -. 500
Lot on railroad, 5l4 It " OF Western av
and Z cor of Sixteenth at, VT, 5991
GU it. tlatcd Sept: IL 5,ooo
West Harrison it, - r u pau'lna ST. I'm,
e. 34S11 -; u, oatsa aep. H.; 1'ooo
A!no!n " ~. + u ~ ,ats st 3n
e,.',g,, o wv ",s,' ,1rIrs w,T',s 1.n1,,s NJ
e'oA" sry.s MIX, or ruE COURT
, 1877-09-16
cood Beef at Three Cents a Pound.

EI911 F54HE O0seFEET. :.
Some people may talk about hard and dull
times in Van Zanlt County, Texas, but when
man appears e,1 Our streets With good, lat beef,
Offering 1t at three cents per pound, NC c=n
stand all such hard times.