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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22

The choicest styles Of oassimasss and
spring suitinss a Chas. Eiseman 4 Cos.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22

The cheapest pls0s 70 buy your dry
goods IL st Chas Eissmsn 4 Cos. Nsw
goods and nav prices
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22

And full line Of Acids, Il The Excsisio
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-22

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A full lins of childfso's bon tip shoes
Just received q aIen Buffalo He'd.
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
The Agreeable Boy.
rDetroit Free Pressl


In these hard times when boy
gets into good situation, it makes
one feel sad to see him fall and lose
allhis bright prospects. After weeks
of weary waiting a Detroit boy sec
ured situation in an insurance Office
the other day his employers said to
him:
"Now, James, you must treat all
callers alike. Be pleasant to every
one. Say that it is nice day, and
so forth, and be respectful to man,
woman or child"
The boy has sole charge at certain
hours, and his first call was an old
man whose barn had burned down.
"Come right intake a chair-nice
day-hope your family are well, :"
smiled James.
"What are you giving me, you
young upstart?:" muttered the old
gent.
"Be seated-growing weather
wheat coming on tinely-come right
up to the stove, continued the Doy.
"Don't give me any of your chin,
sir! know what / want, and l know
what would do you good!"
James is boy who means to do
right and obey instructions. He left
cast down; but he smiled at every
now caller, and tried to give them a
tireside feeling. Yesterday morning,
as he was setting the room to rights,
man walked in, with a bushel of
snow on his boots and hat full
down the back OF his neck"
"Nice day." said the good boy
-"crops promise well-take a chair
make yourself at home-folks not
down yet"
"Boy don't you give me any of
your sass" warned the man.
"No, sir-nice day-sit right
down"
"Are you hired to grin like mon
key, and to chatter like parrot"
demanded the man.
"No, sir-fine day. sir-sprng wea.
ther seems to be opening up right
lively"
81 have a good mind to make your
heels break your neck, you saucy
fledgling, but I'll call by and by and
see that you are discharged. 1t has
come to pretty pass when a boy of
your size talks the way you do"
When the insurance folks came
down the key was in the door, but the
boy was gone. On the table was a
tear-stained note reading: "I've got
the hedake, the awflest kind, and Pm
sick to my stumuck, and ma says the
business is killing me, and guess I'll
resine. No more-James."
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

lolioN liS HuCStlouS III
and Grammar, were used in the examina-
tions held at Buffalo Grove, Hazleton, Jes
up and Rowley, during the month of
March:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLASS.
1. From IA 1908 take 9s.
2. Divide G.43S75 by 4O275.
3. What number is that to which if its
sixth part and its eighth part be added the
sum will be 1856?
f. A commission merchant sold SOC
pieces of cloth for $50 piece and paid to
the owner S14, 700, what rate of commits
sion did he charge?
5. A merchant pays So, ,24o on vessel
and cargo, the rate being Al per cent, fol
what sum is he insured?
6. If sell horse for $24O, and lose
20 per cent, for what should have sold
him to gain 10 per cent?
Z. The interest on $3.50 for year and
4 months is $22 80, what is the rates
8. An 8 per cent. stock sells q 112
per cent, what rate of interest does il
yield to the purchaser?
8. Find the cube root of 523606616.
10. A man buys of piece of prop
erty and sells 90 per cent. of his share fol-
5000, clearing 25 per cent on its cost
what was the original cost of the whole
property.
GRAMMAR-sECOND CLASS.
1. Parse the words in italics:
"The Lord of all, himself through ali
ditused, sustains, and is the life of all
that hues Nature is but name for On
effect achose cause is God"
2. How do English nouns ending in 6
form their plurals? Write the plural OF
wo, hero, negro, potato, folio, bamboo.
3. What is an auxiliary verb? Name
them.
4. Give synopsis of the verb teach,
in all the modes, third person, singular
number.
5. Form sentences with the following
words, in the past tense: Know, come,
slay, draw, drink, fly, begin.
6. Correct the following:
The cat sprung out. The ground is all
frozc over. have stroye to do right
Emile is the brightest of my two daugh-
ters. Which is the Oldest of them two
boys?
7. Analyze the following, and parse
the words in italics:
All the world is stage, and all the
men and soomen merely players.
8. Write letter of introduction.
.. Make out bill for the following
articles and receipt it:
jameson & Son sold, April 9th, 1877, to
Richard Roby, 2 dozen mems hats, at 81
apiece; dozen boys hats. at 81 so apiece;
! dozen umbrellas, at $4.5 apiece; / doz-
en- satchels, at $3.5O apiece.
10. What notifications have verbs?
Fifty-thrce persons were examined.
Thirty-one persons are entitled to Ger.
! tificrtes.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

I was wet to the skin. 1 ran on, fol
l heard advancing wheels coming
rapidly: l stood in the road anG
cried: "Father! father!" The chaist
stopped. Another chaise behind
stopped also. 1t was our next neigh
boris, who lived a quarter of a milt
further on.
"Ann, my child. Good heavens
What is the matter? What has hap
pened?"
1 told the whole in few words
amid eager exclamations of joy a
my safety, of surprise, even of anger
because Thomas had left me alone
"Don't blame him, father, insist
ed on his going"
A hurried consultation took place
My father was very brave. Ou1
neighbor was very timid. He pro
posed going on to his house and re-
turning with weapons. In the mean
time / had got into the chaise and
crouched down at my mothers feet
who was half crying, and wholly
thankful to feel me there.
We rode on and came to our gates
under the willows. There were
lights in the house, but all was still
Nothing moved. My father put the
reins in my mothers hands, and op
encd the other gate that led up the
lane.
"Will you go home with Nathan?'
said he.
"And leave you here? No"
"Take your wife home, Nathan, il
you will, and come back"
"We will stay by YOU"
"Let us reconnoitre then, little.
They got out, leaving us sitting
still. The rain fell less heavily
They got something that would do
for weapons from the Toulouse
They went all around the house-al
was quiet. They went in. We sal
still, speaking few words, my hand
clasped in my mothers, and my
frame trembling with fright.
"Thomas is comingw exclaimed
eagerly. Il hear the Wheels
We called to him as he came to
the gate. For he could not see us
he drove through and called out:
"What is the matter?"
We told him sufficiently, and he
left Betsey and Hannah, and went II
at once with only the heavy whip
We did not wait long, Nathan came
out directly.
"What have you found? Who il
there:"
"Nothing. Nobody"
care they all gomez"
eyes, with some Of the silver ant
a few things. We don't know wha
yet"
The horses were put under th'
shed and we all went in. Fathe
said calmly:
"We will take a lantern, Thomas
and look around out of doors a little.
knew they would 60 to the OLE
well. l stood and looked out of The
window and saw the CLEAN of thu
lantern as it moved. In very few
minutes they came back.
"One Of them is dead" said N,
father, "and the other lies at the bot
tom and groans. The third has es
capped"
They laid boards across some bar
rels in the shed, and brought up th'
dead man and laid him on them
His comrade, who fell in the well
had shot him through the head as h
plunged through the boards. Hi
ugly face was uglier. 1t was thu
Raven. That night my father
prayers were very solemn, and hi
embrace was close as he gave M
my goodnight kiss.
The robber in the we'll was bruis
ed, but not seriously hurt. The Law
took him to punishment. The thirt
escaped. l was never left at hom
again alone.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

Again o few errors are noted. Let it
be distinctly understood that these are not
the errors of the qualified teachers of the
county. There are many well qualified
and earnest teachers in the county. May
their number be greatly increased.
ARITHMETIC-sECOND CLASS.
Four persons failed to solve No. 1 !; six,
No. 2; ten, No. 3; eleven, No. 4; nine.
No. 5; eight, No. G.; five, No. Z; sixteen,
No. 8; four, No. 8; eighteen, No. 10.
GRAMMAR-sECoND CLASS.
1. CAN" is common noun
Through" is proposition, shows the
relation of Lord" to "all."
"But" is conjunction connecting the
sentences.
Himself" is governed by "of"
'Diffused" is an adjective belonging to
"all."
Lord" is the subject of "djffused."
Himself" is the object of "diffused." ;"
"Diffused" is verb, indicative mode.
"God" is the object of "is."
Through" is an adverb.
"Is life" is verb, indicative mode.
'But" is proposition, shows the rela-
ton between "name" and 'is."
"Name" is a common noun and nomi
natice case
'Is" is verb, third person, singular
number, to agree with its subject, chin
self"
"Whose" is relative pronoun, nomi
native case. subject of "cause."
Cause is verb
2. By adding an apostrophy and es.-
But few attempted No. 2.
3. Are those verbs that are irregular
formed and they do not form their past
and perfect participles by adding ed; 'is"
"was," are auxillaries.
4. Three persons answered No. 4.
5. They began their eroreises at ten.
She knew that the man was slayn.
Carrie drawed map.
The drunkarl drank the all last night.
6. Which is the Oldest of those two
boys.
Which is the Oldest or eldest of the
two.
7. "Men" and "women" is compound
subjects of players"
players" is objective case, governed
by "are."
"Players" is a verb.
players" is a verb, and modified by
the adverb merely"
8. Dubuque, Iowa,
March the Goth, 1877.
MIR. THOMPSON:
will write you a few
lines to let you know that my cousin has
come here this evening and he is coming
to visit you, he will be there the 25th of
this month his name is E. T.
Yours truly, E. c.
March Goth, 1877
Clinton,
Iowa,
Mr.. d.
permit me to introduce to you, my most
esteemed friend Mr. O. H., of Cincinnati,
Ohio. E. F.
To whome it may concern,
Mr.. D. is person Of good
moral character, He has taught in II
county, and given good satisfaction.
r.
Concord, \. H.,
Marcn 20, 1877.
Dear Sir
You will please introduce
the bearier of this letter into your society
as he is most estlmable gentleman.
Yours truly, W. Y.
Mr.. James johnson,
Chicago, ILL.,,
Dear Sir
The harpr Of this
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
Richard Roby, d.
$241.50
Aug. &. 1876.

/ " satchels " $50 /"
Six persons attempted No, 9.
TO- By objective elements and adverbs.
They are modified by adverbs.
The object of an examination is to test
the applicants knowledge OF certain
branches, ,and to test his mental discipline
by causing him to use this knowledge
Without this knowledge, no person can
teach in our common schools; possessing
this knowledge, yet without discipline, the
knowledge from what source to draw and
Ao,o and phsn to use, the teacher must
necessarily fail True, the teacher may
do some good work, but is Mt the expense
of the pupils time, and mental growth
The teacher must know how to arrange
school work, and how to save time. l
have frequently witnessed proceedings
like the following; The teacher had just
called spelling class of small pupils to
recite, when pupil at her desk, called
the teacher to "solve an example" The
class spelled through the lesson, without
any assistance, or corrections, though
several members of the class could not
pronounce their words. After the lesson
was thus "spelled through" one little fel-
low called out, 1--WE are done" Without
looking up, the teacher sent the members
of the class to their desks. Two reading
classes, consecutively, were put through
the same kind of drill, and still the eX-
ample was not solved. Another: Up
on examining the work OF class in
arithmetic, l found that the class had
omitted three pages of prOmiscuous eX-
amples, and were beginning new sub
ject just beyond. inquired the reason
of this omission. "Our teacher said we
need not spend time upon these examples
as we had already been through the
principles" was the answer The real
cause of the omission was, neither pupils
nor teacher could solve the examples
These schools cost money. The teachers
were fine, smiable persons. No doubt
they needed money, or they would not
have gone through their consciencc-stid-
ing process of teaching. What of the
young persons, their pupilss Were they
benehtcd9 Were they taught to be con-
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Independence, Iowa
n ONCE over Morse & Barnett's Store. Con
sultations in English and German. l19-y
D. W. BRUCKART J. j. NEy.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
HOUSE & WILSON,

physicians AND SURGEONS, independence
Iowa. Office over Peoples National Bank cor
per Chatham & Main Ste. Will attend to calls in
.ity and country. Consultations in English !and
German. 46-tf.
J. g. HOUSE. 8. c. WILSON.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
Business Cards.
Attorneys.
JOHN S. SNIFFIN,
BEGUN & HASNER,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ and Notary Public, Walker, Linn County,
Iowa 6mos23
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
Mnrse.
MONTHLY NURSE.

MISS L. MANGAS, WILL GIVE THE BEST OF
Il references Terms eight dollars per week
IuQure at z. Holdermans.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

The Darer OF this
letter is Mr. ii. l. he is friend of mine
whom can recmend to you without hes
itation, with regard to character and ac-
complishments they are the best. you will
find him in every way deserving of your
protection. Please to except the respects
of the sent and sender. Yours, &.
Many did not attempt No. 8.
Aur 1879
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

". A. MELLEN, N. ID.
"OMEOPATHIST-Ind Office and
Rooms in Burr's Block Chatham St. over
Barnharts grocery
OFFICE HoURs-From to A. NJ and from
to 2 and a to P NJ. 1l-39u
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
AXE e. HARMON,
RRuCKART e. NEY.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Independence, Iowa
n Office In Aunson's Block Main st.
JED LAKE. NJ. W. HARMON.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
W. 81. b. DONNAN,
Rally &JACKSON,

r AW CONvEYANCING. WAR CLAIM, AND
II Land Agency Office. Office in First National
Bank building. Independence. Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW AND GENERAL COL
~ lection agents Office over Peoples Nation
nj Bank, Independence, Iowa. Will practice IN
the State and United States Courts
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
@, HIP. ROSZELL,

q. M. I1AA6I III
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBIC
IA Office in Osgood's building, up stairs, next t
the river. H-42u
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
n Special attention given to Collections Office
over Fisher Bros. Grocery Store. lbw3
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

A. G. PARKER,
A TTORNEY AT LAW and Collection Agent.
IA Office with Bruckart & Ney.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
n Agent, will practice in the several Courts OF
the Coanty and District. Special attention given
to Collections. Office over the New York Store,
Independence, Iowa l26-u
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
EXAMINATION,

The following questions in Arithmetic
and Grammar, were used in the examina,
tions held at Buffalo Grove, Hazleton, Jes
up and Rowley, during the month of
March:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

MRS. DR.. BETSEY EGLESTON.
WILL BE IN NINDEPENDENCE, BUCHANAN
w county Iowa. the 25th of November. Rooms
ND stairs over r. OBrien's store. on Main
street first left hand door, nearly opposite Post
Office This lady has acquired a very wide repnta-
tion She doctors all diseases. She examines her
vatients and explains their disease solely from the
Circulation of the blood All are cordially invited
to call and see her. Consultation free. She will
remain in this place several months. 11f
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27

You Will please introduce
the bearier of this letter into your society
as he is most estlmable gentleman.
Yours truly, W. Y.
Mr.. James johnson,
Chicago, H.,
Dear Sir:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-27
Phusitians.
DIR, H. O. DOCKHAM,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Quasqueton, la.
i Will visit Winthrop Thursdays and Fridays
Of ca ch week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICg NO, 32p.

VTnITED STATES LAND 0rFIcB. CARBON
u CITY, Ne,Ada, February q. 1877 -kotics 10
hereby rlys n that the NiAuARA GOLD AAD
sIIvkR MINING COMPANY. . corporation
,xis,ine under the laws Of thu ftaie Of califor.
ais. having its postofiee 81 ssn Francisco. Cal:
ifornis, has, By X. Caldwell. tho sg' nj md
superintendent thereof. this day 6led in this
once an application for United ttaiss patent
tor ave hundred and seventy nve ts15) linear
fct of the Nias ara Lode, vita surface efoGnd
no hunerd i2ro) fest In width, embracing
sSc .e; o,.y s.1,,y .us,'}s 3, E .fa is .1S Ts as
.hip is north, Range u east. ~. u. u aid " I.
and being Etusts In tho 0old liill Mining Dis.
irict. county Of BtorcS and hisis Of Nevads.
and dsscritcd In the plat snd field notss on nle
IN this once % follovs. viz:
begipning at Poet marked No. ], =. Sur.
vry No. ia5, on the east eide OF Gold Ca,yon.
D. sr the snuth end OF the Silver Hill Coppsny's
dump and on the east boundary OF tho Lrho," I"
d, ii Survsy No. 20. from which said post the
quarter section corner On the orih lire of Fec.
Ion eight !sl. Township 10 n.ith. hanse u
utes vtst. disisnt ! 94s fest. and the fagsisd on
Nlsgara Company's . hoisiing w,rks bearr fouth
81 degrees 20 minutts east; therce. running
fvm rsid Post No. !. ncrth fory.six AID one.
,ourth ttek) dogrees east two huLdr CaO) feet
% Post No. . thence south ioriyibr,e and
ihies-. ourths ltsk) dsgress es,, nve hnpdr,d
and ss,enty.dve ls'bl feet. 10 POET No. 81;
thence sostk 'orfys ysil and one fourth ltshI de-.
vrscs west two hun red t2ool feet ~ the ), nth.
eat corner OF the Echo" U. q. furvey No. ~ |;
,hrpce aiorg esst boupdary OF said u. q Survey
No. % north iorty thres and thfeo fourhs tt3t)
deersss vtst Ave- huLdrcd and seventy i've ts1s)
Ret 70 psid Post No. !, the place OF b ginnirg.
4 the northvestriy roinff 90 the calm; th.
mining gound hsrrb, sought 10 10 Tatented
.elrg bounded ON the wssi By the Eeho cain.
~. q. survey No. 90. belonging 20 the Silver
fiiii Mining Company, and on the south by
u.s. Survey No. "
'ri.s part Of the said Fiassrs Lode hsreby
applied for is tie hofthwesterly or nort.efly
siS feet OF the 10 feet ihervof ovped by said
Niagara Gold ai,a Siiver Mining Company.
shich sald Nisssz conpsny does hot. how.
ever. hereby vaive or prejudice any of iis
legal rights under mining Laws "a the u main.
lng OF souihefly 62s ret OF its said io.e not
hereby soucht 10 te paieDud.
kollcs OF the lao.iion ,f tsid tisRara lido
may be fund IN Bock 7, A. p.se iss. Gold Hill
Reference IL hereby made ~ the plat and
ield nntcs on ile In this ofror. ana 20 the Tlst
ard notice upon raid claim. i.r ensier par
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