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The committee on resolutions reported,
recommending that hereafter no money

u The committee on resolutions reported,
recommending that hereafter no money
exceptso much as, is. necessary to defray
the expenses Of this meeting. and neces-
sary expenses be paid out of the treasury
until the dues and overdues to the Ma
,tippal Grange be paid, Adopted. e ..e
The committee on Executive Commit
tees report submitted the following re-
port: That upon so much as applies to
establishing agencies, We deem it unnec-
,essary to make any suggestions, rs it has
already been acted upon by the Grange.
Somuch as applies to the question of
immigration we recommend to the earn
est consideration Of this Grange, and to
/ all the Oranges Of our Order, and would
gladly welcome some feasible; plan to in-
dhce immigration. g;ee, . .yl;..ui -,
p Your committee can recommend moth
ing upon the subject Of Insurance.
Adopted .sgo'ra' laiil t'i i''a 90 Il ioii!21'
|, 0nmmion of Bro. Russell, thematter
of estabGshipg,a Bureau Agency in, Co
lumbia was left il; the hands Of the Ex-
tecntiYe Committee. go - > -
Bro. Russell, in the name of Pomona
|, Grange, of Anderson County, extended
ahinVitation to the State Grange to hold
ibsummer meeting at Anderson Court
House., whereupon Bro. Al IA. Aiken
moved to accept the invitation, and. the
Executive COMMITTEES was SO informed
and instructed 70 smake'proper prepara-
tion.iiE': ~: ,lljI4I noi.. .p1s !, ~
tt On motion the Grange adjourned sine
die, at 2:30 a. M, Saturday, February 10.
l. THos. w. HOLLOWAY" ""R
[, ii M ,rdf 'i.;f: rao Z, Secretary. b.
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The obituary Of q book agent says:
"He was man Of marked comp Of
manner" .,s.i% ts,,'si,'f,'4 :, l.'i,
= Marriage is described by a French
cynic as q tiresome book with hIa very ane
preface. w, ,l1glt bs,.7ss, =, !, s,,A
- A witty writer. has observed st With Is
much truth, that every man is irl aseglse, q
three different men. In the frst ipiaces
he is the man he thinks himself to be s
in the second place he is the man other
persons think him to be; and, finally, ne
IS the man that he really is.
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have to be laid under ground instead Of:
strung ON poles. Apropos to singing bv

nave W Oo ldiu uuutI SIUuuu lusVcd0 VI
strung, on poles. .Apropos to singing BY
telegraph, I asked if il would not save q !,
good deal Of expense to our American
opera managers. "An American 4 au.
dience could5hea Nilsson Patti, ior any
European prima donna, without ,bringJp
ing them across the; Atlantic" i ,sng. =
'gested. "Just place the receiving ma.
Chine in the Boston Music Hall, f6r III. Q
stance, and let the songstress put her /
mouth CLOSE tolthe mouthpiec Din; Paris;I!
London, Vienna or st. Petersburg, and
the effect would be the same, as if. the,
priGa donna herself were present IN. The
flesh ."iS"l"; i G"Isi1dpm "if ight yii'jss
nCertainly,n' said Mr.. Watson; smiling,
and it would be curious to observe what
effect the presence Of tie voice and ab-
sence Of the person would have onthe
critics. "a Homsly singers would probably
advance in public .esteem,l iShilesome Of
the beautiful cantatrices might suffer, . ],
corresponding setback when their,yoices !.
were Judged On their metits." mon 20 ''.o'
I No trial has yet been made, however;
of the transmission of sounds to, sngreatIt
q distance as across the, ,Atlantic.t Mr.
Watson said that as far as they had been
able to ascertain, there seemed to Be a.
limit to the distance over (which utksf
sounds could beimade to 9tragel, , hut he j
expressed himself as confident that in
due time any gwen distance could be an
initiated. I'VE have, ID fatt," he added,
"talked throughea wire arranged To give u
an artificial resistancer edualato 10000
ohms, which is more resistance, than the q
entire length Of the Atlantic cable would Z
loffer. But there are other Obstacles to
be overcome in order totitranSGiit tHSf
sound ofthedvbice correctly toisuchl "a 2
distance as that Prof Bell tapaa are
constantly at work here ,perfecting the,
system you see. When q favorable ops.
portunity offers, we shall tfy and Have L
practical test over one of the tYansatlans
tic cables:"S ,a,..i 81 Ii enii1 edi bns .Goqi
The wonderful little, instrument of.
whose future value to civilization the in.
ventor is SO sanghfne, consists Of u pow
erful compound permanent magnet, to 4
the poles ofwhich are attached ordinary.
telegraphic coils of insulated wire. j., ),
front of the poles, surrounded BY these
coils of wire, is q, diaphragm Of Iron. ~ A 7
mouthpiece, whose functionlisi to CON-
verge the sound upon this diaphragm, ~
substantially completes the arrangement,
Tie operation of the instrument Is thus,
described by Prof Bell, y The motion IT. u
steel OF iron in front of5the POLLS of d 4
magnet creates a currentIof electricity iDii
coils surrounding the poles pslsi! Of FL the nagneh
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Preparation Of Manure.til

po,bono,. the c,time9 will .f1ayes t.6riyk,is
uhan ] ns can d;snense entirely with athe +
nse m of,eommercial fertilizers. In Europe, !,
va @ = The Northern States's 2where f6e :
I of stocE and ma Uyff H.
I nosS n,snnre have from tifhs, immaino.i.
Oh hesn, @ REGARDED ,as ths rpadu lo, suc., ],
ce.af1l ,farmine. the, ,luse ,,oficommercial, !,
fsrt;l;1ers ;s ranidly and steadily en- the
;oorsase The Sontfh' IN Ion ftih;s Other Il haId
;acsIssI asIv ,streiisSinu sh1 th;s dirscsioh ii
H., ,,t;i;s;n. nraterials, IN fhe ffarhp which .
uy ~ ;-sd % w;.S cLean nommerciaI fartiiisers.,,,
randar HS~ N them snual in value to- fhe most :
costiv I W. refer to ccoompossfs Of Icotto5int OF
I sssa ond acidI nhnsnhatA tlwi}ieh ss0sst yafy I!
i;tile 1If mo more Than half las much aas annmos Il
Mated Mote nhosnhates of they same aprlcul, !,
tnral vaIue AS another step in the same
rs J;rsct;nn We snogesf that conmpoas;ts of
= cntton seed and as6es NAV be- Fmsiie. to-"
Jem;se st;li further the purchasing maters'
r;aIsi iobtainable only, beyond ethe. limits, {
If the farm. These; composts. should be :,
made exactly like those with acid phos-I
,hato I iaddino To dstsiigRe bhskels foof
grean COTTON seed the same aamount of I
nnleached mixing .ths twoathbr-.t I
onohly-wetting and trampling 4thm
weIi that they NAV. rot slowly and stead
;iy Rotten cotton ias seed and td]ecomp,oossed
stable i manure would be Gnsnitsbfs for
snch, compost-it would be, best to usea
nothing but green seed and. ashes.utT The.
quantities above named, would Ibe 9 nod; Il
crate manuiringMabout equal to that
amount Of phosphate compost which
contains one hundred pounds of acid !.
phosphate. lo-al ,..a.-. ri e:ii:i,a % ,,,r:is.
If all the ashes. on farm are carefully
husbanded during the whole yeaI, enough
can be secured to manure Quite y number
of acres of land icys@ya 1851 edi ie
We would suggest also q bone compost,
as another home fertilizer. n Let all the
bones within reach be gathered up, and 9
pile of alternate layers of wood and
bones be made and fired. When large
quantities arctic be burned It is best to >
begin with, moderate sized pile, not;
more than five or six feet square, and
three or four feet high, and as it burns
down throw on more bones and. wood I'M
til all the bones are burned: H'tos greag
heat is generated and the al! Is excluded.
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LEGAL ADHERTBZNGG I'VE ara compslisdlte
require cash payments for advertising ordared By
Executors, Administrators and other fdueiarfes.
and herewith append the rates for the ordinary
money comes With tie Sfdef: s'''S 'seS'rf
Citations, two Insertions, SSSU0
Estate Notices, three insertions, 200
Final Settlements; FIVE insertions !: /. a0e!
+, TO CORRESPONDENCE order to receive
attention, communications must be accompanied
by the true name and address Of the writer. :ReI
iected manuscripts will not be returned unless ths
necessary stamps are furnished to repay hepostsys
thereon. $50 -a.: ..l..,tra. lr.--..! az
RSr We are not responsible for. tho views and
opinions Of our correspondents, Il 9j.i1..!41lGi
All communications should be addressed to ed.
itors Inteligencer,n and all checks; drafts money
Of t''''."'''- HOYT e. CO.,
!, -. ,t,sfar iGr Anderson, s. C.;f.i
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.'t,,n'i = COLUMBIA, S. c.. FEB. 8.
The w. Master called the Grange TO
order at 9 o'clock a. M, and opened in
due form.
| The Master of Grange 2S1 reported,
and was admitted as a member of the
State Grange.
By request of the chairman of the Com
Iaittee on lWn Masters I Address, Bro.
Norris was added to that committee.
COMMITTEES on Business reported the
following: "That the order of business
foE this session of the State Grange be as
follows; First, opening the Grange |;
second, reading the minutes; third, mo-
tions and resolutions; fourth, report of
the Executive Committee and officers of
the Grange; fifth, reports of standing
committees; sixth, reports of special
committees" Adopted.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
In the whole n,.,or, OF Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous, or maintained SO wide repu.
ta'ion, as AYEn's CHERRY PICTORIAL
which Is recognized as the worlds remedy
for al diseases Of the threat and lungs. Its
leng g-continued series of wonderful cures
in all climates has made It universally
known as safe and reliable agent to EN-.
ploy. Against ordinary colds, which are
The forerunners of more serious disorders
j acts speedily and surely, always rclicv.
ing suffering. and often saving life The
protection 1t affords, BY Ii. timely nse il
The throat and lungs disorders of children,
ssiakes 1t an invaluable remedy to be kept
siways on hand in every home No per.
.on can afford to be withoutit, and those
who have once used 1t never will From
their-knowledge OF It's composition and ef-
iects, Physicians use the CHERRY PEcTo
RAJ extensively in their practice, and Clcr.
gymen recommend il, It's absolutely Ger
tain in ivs remedial effects, and will always
cure where cures are possible. For sale by
all dealers. Sold hy Mills IL Purdy, Yank
ton
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why AAvessiscs q

People sometimes ask:vhy does Dr.. II.
v. Pierce. Of B1aalo, N. Y sreud % much
n,oncy IN SdveTstsis1 he isniIy nedicinss.
which arc n we'll known snd surpass eli
other remedies 10 popularity aud ale. Il
10 well known that A. T. 6tawart coosid-
cred II good policy, aad andoubtedly II
paid him. 70 spssd many huDdrsd thous-
and dollars 10 advertising his goods. va no
body ques'iooed tho exceliencs Of hisImer-
chsnd.se The grand secres OF snccess lies
in Offering only goods which possess merit
TO sustain themselves. and then Nhrough
liberal and persistent sdyerlisiog 1skins
the people thoroughly scquataIed With
their good qualities. Men do no, sucneed
IN amassiDg great fortunes, establishinR
thriving and permanent business, ana
founding snbstantisl institutions like Dr..
Piercc's Grand Invaiids' Hotel a Buffalo
which cost over two hundred thousand
dollars, uniess their businesa 10 legitimate
tneir goods meritorious, and their services
which they render the people genuine and
valuable. Or. Pierce does no. attempt Ia
humbug YOU BY telling you lha, his Gold
eu; Medical Discovery will cure all diseases
tie says, "if your lungs sre half wasted BY
consumption, my Discovery will not cure
you, yet IS remedy for severe coughs, and
vii durable broDchial, tnroat, aud lung af
frc,ions, believe II TO bs unsurpassed - I
remedy The peoplc have confidence IL
his medicines because he does not over
recommend them, aud when tried the,
give saiisfaction. His Medical Adviser, i
book Of over u1Hc hundred pages, illus,r-,
ted BY two hundred aud eigh.y-two cner
yinss and bound In cloth md gilt, ie offer
cd toythe people at 10 moderate u pric.
| t$l.JO, p,st paidl that IL is no vouder lha
sin,ost one hundred thousand have alrcad,
been soia. His memorandum books are OF
every druggists counter fur tres .d,s,ribu
/ ton
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N ERYOUs DE EBlLlT Y.

: Vital weakness or depFessaou:
weak exhausted feeling. no energcy ler
courage: the result Of mental over.
work, InASscrcsloas oS cxceasos,
or so,ae drain upon the system, is always
cured by HGAPHREiS HO1EO-
crates the system, dispels the gloom and
,iespondency, inparts strength and energy,
stops the drain and rejavenates the entire
man. Been used twenty years With pssiec4
success By thousands. Bold by cealers.
Price, fIjeD pc. single vial, or $50 per
package Of Ave viafs and $2O vial Of pow
der Sent Sea -i,f- fssai an receipt OF psaee
Address IHUNPH0 0EY6' HOAEO.
PATntC MEDfCfNE C0APA.
Ny. 582 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
H-sEE LARGE ADVERTISEMENT.
decd d. swly
Fsr eaie By Miis pardy ard g.. W. Wander,
Astr & 'sos. Aae,sis Al 5ankI9n.
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neadwood fssaess, 1sh. II.
g TIE Dsadvood school has 70 pupils.
Two oo1paAsss Of troops have ;bssn or.
dsred ffaa camp Rohinsoa 10 Dcadwood.
A kooicide at Gold Iuns This Tins
James Harrinton shoots Jerry Cansy, af,sr
: sey.Fs aSht and Jerry dis Alter three
lAys ssdasisk The shooting may hays
bean accidental Tho pAysiciaa reports
hat deaih ~ caused by injuries 10 the
bo~elA
Led City y proving to bs rich quartz
misin1 camp. The Becker lode l. favor.
ably nsatjoosd, also ths Hidden Wealth.
Rich paaoss discovssies have been made
Il Bear gelch. The Pocahontas lode ia
also % assoeisAsr.
Tbs Iadians are troublesome particularly
% ~ hsfdsn, and Dsedwood talks Of
orsaaizlAg % isdepsadsat volsntssr forcs
Tor The sxtermisasioa OF ths bsrlar!ans.
Bear Basts diasrics u Ten miirs southeast
Of Dssdwsod, cssAiss 800 ninen and !
town called Galsna City. The Florspcs
miss bas besa psobsd With = tunnel Tor 90
fess And hAs ore ON The dump that will run
$4,000. to the ton. The Red Cloud ls
anosaer that yields 800 oasce silver orr.
The El RetuSio, Custer, Nsrrits and Yellow
Jacket arc oil promising silver lodes 10
Bear Bate
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4 resriA,. q. .xs.

How often Ne hear the above remark
during these extreme changes Of weather.
Colds, Couxhs and Sore Thrnsts were nev-
er more prevalent among children than
now. Now We are gong to rEe you to
try remedy which hiss excited comments
BY phyatcaans I'll over the country. who &C.
knowledge their surprise At the wonderful
and happy results from its use. That rem
edy is the well-known preparation,
HALE'S COUGH CORDIAL. Your
own druggist, Mills 4 Purdy will tell you
that It 10 the best cough medicine they ever
cold; aud will warrant . cure or return
your money TO you In csse Of failure after
astnG one-balf the bottle Il Is very pleas
ant TO the taste, making II = very desirable
remedy for childrea.
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No..ee 10 Liz 4 or D...er..

All persous/ wko are engaged In
nr intening to engage In tie sale Of
intoxicating liquors in the county Of Yank.
ton are hereby notified that they must
make their application for licenses accom-
panied by good and sufiaeien. bond for
$500 as prescribed by law on or before the
'sl Of April, 1871. and pay into the county
treasury The sum of $50. The licenses will
run from the Is, of April, 1871, 10 the lst
af April, 1873. All licenses expiring on
he sameSda,e i
.Astes, I'D. MileoS,
+ MiSER Chm Board Co. Com.
Clerk
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Nessrs. Bell, Conrad 4 Co., Chicago
have placed upon the market roasted un.
ground cofes 10 one pound papen, that d
uDeqasled In. flavor and strength " Any
heretofore offered to col1oe d1inkers. Il
possesses many Of she CHARACTERISTICS VI
Java ard Mocha, and being roasled In air
tight cylinders, the oil 10 retained Ii the
berry. Aesass. Ball, Conrad 4 Co, are
manufacturers Of ths cslsbsatod Peerless
Baking Powder, and the only importers
and roasters Of Ankoria Coffee in the
United States. All the tro0srs have /, on
sale, aud wt1t' refund The money II custo.
mers are not pleased. Every lager of good
coifee should get pound and try Il.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
aoCAL LACoslCs.

.rwo inches OF snow fell last night.
Two yokcof oxen for sale at the Smith
sonian.
The 9 Balldosef' a, . cent rschNat Mills
4 rnrdy'-
Standard books, and ali the la.ess works
a. Mills s PurdY'a.
DR.. Geo. P. Dix Nentis, room, in Saw
yer's block 3d 81.
DR.. II. D. Doe ye, Dents. ofiice In De
Wits Block 81 street,
Fer blank llHss llHss,ks Inltail desifabie styles
80 10 Mills & Purly's.
Leave orders for BRAZILIAN artichekes
id, R,chey & Dix, Yankton.
The Rev. Mr. Ross, formerly pastor Of
tae Episcopal church at Sioux Falls, is re.
ported to have become insane, He resides
at Monroe, Wisconsin.
W i .sss. III lhe
we'll ia d-y.,-Sieur Fall Independent.
That depends on circumstances. Here In
iankton its 60 cents barrel
John Hornick, whose train was reported
carinred by The Indians in the Black Hills
last week, telegraphed Andy Walls last
evening that II was no such thing and that
Ii. would st1r, for Sious City next Tues
day -JoprHd M.Y. ..
Sioux City Journal Mar. I'D. Elliott,
eur Fourth street crockery man. sold lac
rcpe finch cotton) With which Mccall was
suspended by the neck a, Yank,on Yester
Hay tis ,he sseu,es.. cord madc,- ant
would sustain The weigh, Of m elephant i
pu. - The test.
Tie appoinlmefst@sif; a.s1airrr- surqeyol
penerat saE nsketa is announced Thi
ii1ae Il il Henry Eperson, Of Wisconsin
wao was nominated Thursday He is sais
20 lie a Ia Crosse man. In closing his efIi
cial career, the president seems to appl,
the pfiucinlc Of rotation in Office To III
position of surveyor general Of nakota.
One o. the most important duties Dc
yolvlng upon The public servants iia, o
assessing property The msnnerin In which mi
duty las blea rcttorned in Yankton cunn
~, mas gisen rise u considerable complain
s,wlng 10: :ifs fse, lbs, ,lir a.wssmen, ha
rot bern impartial. As new assessmen
i Row Icing n,aac We desire 10 call the al
tenslon OF the proper officers to The i'm
Ppfiance q masking ihe assessment. equi
ard IS partial listol the property 10 h
valued wn give The scale adapted by unin
essaunsy
Farm lands IL. cSsss, s,.is IS - t- ner acre: 20
Class Fl TO So per acre; unImproved nj
less than 81 % nor more than "a per acre
siuher land IS 10 ~ per acte; horses ihre
classes. lst class t;,5 ench, second class $50
tsird class not l,ss than IS each Ca,tl
work oxen frs, cass Ss55 per yoke; seem
ssass $50 .per yoke steers years old y
p4ir 30; 3yenrs Old per pair : ~ Iht
cattle, fifsts class SO each second class 81
each. third class. from 81 to 10 each shec
81 TO 81 each hogs, so cents 10 ~ eact
waanns, from 81 10 15u each
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Cut III. Osl-ls Hay save Ye~s

There Is no pe.on living bot what suf
fers more or less with Lug Disease
Coughs. Colds or Consumption. yet come
would die rather than pay rs cents for I
bostle OF medicine that would cure them.
Dr.. A. BoacAss's German Syrup has lately
been introdnced in this country from Ger.
many, md is wondrous cures astouishes
every 0ae that Try Il. II you doubt what
xe say ID paint, cut this cat and take Il to
your Druggists. Mills 4 Pardy, Ysnkton,
aud GET sample bottle for 10 cents and
Try Il. u regular size for % cents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
Notice. to BLACK KILLERS and
SPORTSNEN.

Great reduction In sho. guns, rides, re-
volvcrs and Ill kinds Of am0aai.ios. q
Wagner Bros. gun ssose, Barislsh's block
Brosdway Mln sell sunpowder for %
cents pound.
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vAnKroN. pAkoTA.
Saturday Evening, March :, 1877
The weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON. March s.-IDdications 'of
Tho northwest; Light sno@ ana ram lo''o"
i, during the night b colder northwest to
.outhwS.. Winds, clearing weather aud ,ris-
i,,a barometer.
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.Ghere Il Da,n n 0iie.A :.

And the Tar OF A6i1's Bahama, OF Balm Of
Gileed Tree, combined with Honey and
the Extract Of Hofehoun1, in the form Of
Hak's Honey Of HoreAouad and Tar, 10 the
most potent remedy for Colds, &c Cou shs,
Hoafseness, apd Infuenxs, ever sdmin,s.
terod In this'or any other country.
: Pixies TooahacAs Drops cure Tootbsche
In one minute. Sold BY all Druggist, 4,
Is cents.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03

Choice white oats. barley and shelled
corn for sale 10 lois 10 suit.
Wllsox \ WILLnns,
Elevator "a. 81.
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TIE Territory % Lasxs.

Two new livery stables are TO be opened
in Sioux Falls.
A new post offlee called Howard. has
been established between Swan Lake and
tFrITntay. -
The Rev. Nj. s4rdo, Scandinavian min
is'er, /. credited BY the Sioux Falls Panta-
graph with haring the larRe., episconcy
in the west.
J. L. Fisher OF Lodi is going further
west.
Sioux Falls will send delegation to the
Black Hills.
The Vermiliion Stand .rd Will hereafter
be epuolishcd on Saturday
Grable i Co., VeImillion, haze sold
out io-H D. Barber,
town convention Tor the nomination
OF city officers, will be held n, ycrmil!ion
mex, "Wednesday.
I The Rev. = +. Moore, who WAS expelled
| by The Methodist church OF Nefm:llion
some time last year for behavior unbecom
| Ing minister, an! who sued the church
| for his back ray, has been unable 10 prove
the debt, and loses the suit.
The Wild goose at Nermil!icn has been
il,'ng north. Spring. without doubt.
4 Ply sicians bills are M longAE protected
By thr exemption law
Chief Jasiice shannon has been runuir z
] the Nernilllon court while the contested
election cases we're on the legal carpet,
/. A Methodist Sunday school coucer, will
take place =, Elk Poin: next Wednesday.
i \. Flanagan, the Elk Point hoielist,
Is aoou, to step down and out. "
John Manncrin Sioux Pointer, Iamped
from he clutches of The law st Elk Poip,
last Monday, and escaped. John had beer
asfcsIeT1 for ihresiening 10 shes. some
body.
/ lAncoln county turner's propose to pu,
some Of their faith as welt as acres in fax
seed this season.
Turner county is organizing for a rald on
the infan, hoppers.
6 The Swan Lake Era has been laborinR
under the impression that Pe,ligrew, oi
Sioux Falls, was retired clergyman OF the
Methodist persuasion
| Gafots George, denizen OF ssddIs
Greek, Lincoln county. has been arrested
charged with wronsfully appropriating 4
pony belonging To John Lanning, ol
s. Springfield
tnion county has =, mystery. 1t is 1
round light, foot In diameter, and will
raise up from the ground to the height o
30 feet or even 100 feet, and dart ofr In DIFF
ferem aaections among The trees surround
ing Patterns milf The Courier in,imatea
that this light is the disembodied spiri. ol
man who once lived In that vicinity, asd
Who owned tract Of timber land from
which number,of his neighbors were &C
customed to steal fire wood and fence rails.
4 Their pecula,ions used to 30 enrage ,be
owner that be vowed a vow that after his
j death he would return and torment the
wood thieves. Whether the mys,erious
ball Of fire is the former owner Of The
wood land, or not, It's presence has beea
very tcrrifying to the parties who stole The
i timber.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-03
re D.,,4.rs.

Bids will be received up 10 Saturday,
March Cd, for furnishing material aud
building brick dwelling house In The
city Of Yankton. Plans and specifications
can be seen at my residence on Pearl street
between fifth and Sixth street. The rish,
70, reject any and all bids Is reserved.
4 2s ~. n. HARTERT.