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, 1877-02-10

F,r-r or TIE S.Asoy.-The first boat Of
,,. .s,.an reached the Ending at an early
,,uron wednesday morning The passengers
came through By railroad, reaching WaIlA
VII, sh.ut , o'clock IN the afternoon.
v.yi.ariun Is now fully resumed, and We
NV at once expect renewal cf business ac-
tarrrV
, 1877-02-10

VENvrLATIoN.-Now that dip liberia and
other contagious diseases are prevalent,
great attention should be given to venii!la-
ton. Pure air washes away foul smells just
as water washes away dirt. Oae remove
solid filth, The other gaseous fil'h. Persons
having charge of school rooms or p'ac :
where large numbers Of persons congrega'e,
should keep these facts in mind, and always
-se that the rooms in heir charge are properly
ventilated.
, 1877-02-10

New CHURCH.-Ths settlers living at the
loot of the mountains are arranging to build
q new church in the grove adjoining Maxon 5
school house. \ fund of between $500 and
800 is already on hand, and it is thought
that with proper effort the remainder eau be
secured. The church will be under the con-
troll of the Me,hodists, and is estimated to
cost $500.
, 1877-02-10

WHO i He "A Mr.. Swan OF Walls
Walla. figures quite extensively in the Seat
tie LEte,!gaRsr, where he is described as q
highly successful farmer We have personal
knowledge Of about al the large farmers II
this valley, but Mr.. Swan is a strange bird to
US. Il is the old story. Go away from home
f0r neWs.n
, 1877-02-10

P,ovixG.-Hpn. 4. C. Lloyd informs us
b,t ;hs farmers in the neighboThood Of
W,i,-burs have commenced plowing. The
Ground j. rather damp, and IN some places is
f,.z.n. but the determination is to break
ro 81. much land as possible and raise big
,rog- Th.re is a reasonable promise thn.
y,I rric for produce viii rule the coming
sss.cp. and hence the farmers are putting III
3 larger acerags than usual.
, 1877-02-10

Cu,yar or Fuoi.-It Nill be noticed that
q, s.r, # F,or & Hralsy. fashionable boot
"A -los makers, has been dissolved, Mr.
r, r.,iripr from the firm. The business
in r- continued ty Messrs. Healey d
C.hr,.r AZ the old stand.
, 1877-02-10

THE COUNTY BOARD has teen in session
all this week, and up 10 this writing remains
in session The record of the Board not be-
ing made mp, we are unable TO give a tran
scrip, of the proceedings, but will have full
report ia our issue OF next week.
, 1877-02-10

H. G. STRIVE is removed from the office Of
Territorial Secretary, and man named Owens
appointed to The place. S'ruve has onr sym
pa'hy. H got out of the army in di-credi-
table way, aud now he is kicked out OF tn,
civil service. Strives ouly recourse now l.
10 ioin the naval service in tine character Of
a marine. At sea the OPporIuui les 10 aessyf
are limited. -
, 1877-02-10
a q a II ID.

To all who are suffering from the errors and inas-
srstjons Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss OF manhood, &c, VIII send receipt that VIII
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by Missionary IN South America
send a sci addressed envelope TO the REv- JosEPH
?. fS,,,., S.-iioa D, BJ's HOUSE, Nc'o York
5l-6n
, 1877-02-10

DrururnrA.-Some four or FIVE children
t.vs been attending The lower district
,l.-s down with the dipb'heria. Owing
-. r-ry,lence Of this disease The attend
...t the various district schools is seriously
diminished.
, 1877-02-10

Crrn,u BErI..-S,uas time since the ves-
trvaf 81. Paul's church ordered bell from
Try. New York. The bell, as We learn, l.
now st Portland, and may be expected to ar
rive h.rs IN a very short time. It weighs
sl5 pounds. and in point Of size as well as
ton., it is expected to be the leading bell at
W,la Wall4. The money to buy the bell was
mai, up by the children attending the S"n-
dsv school. and shows what the little ones
can accomplish by persistent effort.
, 1877-02-10

WHEAT MAEKET.-Ir l. understood that
several thousand tons OF wheat still remains
in the hands Of our valley farmers. The
hi,h rrfc, tlrnt now prryail-, aud the opPor-
tupl'y that offers tor shipment will soon bring
this uhaa, forward A. We understand, the
boats OF the 0. : y. Company viii BE- pre-
pared this season to take wheat away, at the
rate Of leo9 tons a week, and after harvest
thi. capacity viii be increased. If the crops
are moved AZ this ratr, our farmers will have
nothing to complain Of On The score OF trans
pgr'a'Iun.
, 1877-02-10

Tnr SIDEWALK on Fourth street, adJ'in-
i sim, House. has been paired aud Is
-oIruy,r IrsPto cA'cn u""''S
, 1877-02-10

Cu,>Ga or RE>.neNCE--Among the pas
s,ng.r- by Wrines!ay's cars were Mr. H. P.
I,,ac-. hi, wit, aud inter. sting family, all
iouni f1r san Francisco, where hey in
rerI 70 take mp their residence, Mr. TSracs
j. about 80 establish A5nr and commission
hausa IA san Francisco. aud hence the change
OF r--..rn,e. IN early pioneer, and gne who
W., always ready TO take holi Of any project
that Promised 10 advance the general welfare,
Mr. I-lscs hls been a useful ci'iz.n ana one
whom W. cln lily spare. Ia Lis Now home
We wish him h-uiih nui high fortune.
, 1877-02-10

THE LADIES Of s.. Paui's Church give
an entertainment on Mondsy evening, at the
City Hall. See advertisement.
, 1877-02-10

FLANK Dnns. IN lots To suit purchasers. en- be
had Ut the STAIEsuAN ctice
, 1877-02-10

ANOTHER BErT~-The Episcopal church
at Pendletou has secured bel, aud wiz
soon have It in position 10 cali the faithful tc
the house Of prayer.
, 1877-02-10

- - II II = = u
y - rr. - ALA Na..s. 1T
, 1877-02-10
LovciI Washing GgacEsiracs
Cumbersome Washing Machines.

II is probably the simplest r1utriyance in the way
of WASHER that ever ci-e in the way Of sOet linen,
ana one Of the most eidg:ent Equipped with tins
Machine tie r,Irily washing may he disposed OF IN
half tie time r.qun Cd by the Old fashioned method,
and = great saving Of lEhur To OVeTwOrke1t wives
:lul daughters Every man IN the valley . ho E;s
tie least Te-I Tor the comfort and CONVENE noes ot
home viii purrha~. one Of these Marl..nes and thus
get ril of the terrors Of wash cay- Husbands ami
fathers viii make tlrir wiy-s and daughters happy
lv investing in these WaSlsrs We are pre-
rlrsI 10 fiji orders Tor these Machines az the Iate
sF - Zach EOdEES 4 kENlSON,
81 al, Agents.
, 1877-02-10

Hos. !. Il LHwis will visit Walla Walla
au,ius ;he coming month.
TT j. getting ri3icu'ou-!y 'irsoma. Ills
tLiu- uf insisting that tha burs, vhi-h ha~
hardly reached the ihr-e-g 80 i, rh n
Of The Lyr-e vIoss nose is at The Jul se'>
; and.
, 1877-02-10
atrerklp Statebaan.

.February 10. 1877.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
(II((| \
"Art Initiating Nature.n

A coating of diamonds on pure crysta
these are Partisan Diamonds. Theit
luster is perpetual. For sale only al
RICHARD HUMPHREYS Jewelr,
Store, ITO Broadway, opposite Stcwar' ),
New York. Goods sent G o. D., with
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price list.
" | have no agents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
Notice.
Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN thai p.
1877 at Il o'clock, NJ, Of said day at ~ D G' su
Idaho City. Boise county, l. r.. offer a. to tie
ton the sum OF Five Hundred t$5Opl Don s 81 ssia
lowest bidder therefor in county wafIa y. Iauaars,
Boise county issue ard registered prio orINs
County TressS'
IDAHO CxT1, August II. 1877.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09

Attention, Farmers. 1.-THE WORLD
Office will accept in payment for subscrip.
ton or other debts from the farmers butter,
cheese, eggs. nam, bacon, lard, and all
"inds OF gram
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
Estray Notice.

nnW IA Great chance to make money.
HnE "a you can't get gold you can e.
LHH IL erecnbacks. We need person il
HhlEH every town to take subscription.
HDHIEE Afor the largest, Gil eapest and Der
" " A> ~ ILLUSTRATED family publication in tIit
world Any one can become a successful agent. TIL
most elegant works of given free to subscribers
The price is so low that almost everybody sub
scribes. One agent reports making over $3.50 in I;
week. lady agent reports taking over 400 sub
scribers in ten days. All who engage make none
fast. You can devote all your time to the business
or only your spare time. You need not be ava,
from home over night You can do it as well a,
others Full particulars, directions and terms free
Elegant and expensive Outfit Free II you wan
prof able work send us your address at once. l.
costs nothing to try the business. No one who Ell.
cages tails to make great pay. Address "The PEG.
pies Journal," Portland, Maine. ISep 46m.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
TO THE AFFLICTED!

That dreadful disease, the PILES, with
which very many people are, and have
been for years afflicted, and which has
baffied the skill OF all physicians, can be
cffctually cured by Piles well-tried RENE
dy. Hundreds have found relief from it,
and are willing to testify as to it's efficacy.
For sale at all the drug stores. II. Zipf,
agent at Idaho City. ISep.4tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
Notice.

T@HE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
j on presentation at the County Treasurer's of
fce, out of the County General fund.-
Warrant No. 1,25l, draw in favor of G. b. Walker
amount $12; warrant No. 448, drawn in favor of j.
|C. Henley, amount SOS; warrant No. 462 drawn
in favor of J. NJ Sheppard, amount SIS; warrant
No. 1884, drawn in favor of j. Tyson, amount S25;
warrant No. 6O7, drawn in favor of VIM. B. Dan.
iels, amount sos r. w. TOMPKINS,
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CRY, August II, 1877.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
PLAcEHv1LLE. June /, 1s77-tf.
Summons.

TERRITORY OF IDAHO, &C
County of Boise, -"
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR BOISE
county. Territory of Idaho, sitting conrt for
tine trial of civil causes:
Michael Kelley, plaintiff VS.. Con Haley and limo
thy Dacey, defendants:
To Con Haley and Timothy Dacey, defendants
IahOve named: In the name of the people of the
United States in the Territory of Idaho, You are
hereby notified that there is now file in the Office
lof the Judge and ex Oficio Clerk of the Probate
Court of Boise county. Idaho Territory. in Idaho
city. the complaint OF Michael Kelley against you
for she sum of Five undred $4,000 Dollars in gold
coin, or bar with interest at the rate of one and
ne.half per cent. per month from November 81.
1876 and that unless you appear aud answer to said
complaint within ten days after the service hereof,
Exclusive of the day of service, Judgment
will be taken against you by default for the Of
Five Hundred Dullars in gold coin. with interest at
the rate of one AMI onehSlf per cent Ier month
from November q. 1876, with costs and advertise
ment
- In testimony whereof hereunto set my
III BBSf hand and affix the seal of the said Court
- at Idaho City. this. Goth day of August, 1877
T. S. HART.
Probate Judge and ex Officio Clerk of said Court
C..S. KINGSLEY, Attorney for plaintiff.
Aug. 4-2m.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-10-09
Take Notice!

MRS. Fl. A. MOORE would announce
to the Ladies and Gentlemen who desire
the personal adornment of fine suit of
lair, that she has patented her celebrated
Hair Restorer, which has now been be-
fore the public for a space of two years,
and has in every instance given entire sat
isfaction as to what it promises. No min
eral or damaging substance is used in this
preparation, and it is guaranteed t. pre-
vent hair falling out after four applica-
lions. Well-knOwn cases of lOng-stand-
ing badness have been successfully treat
ed(as per testimonials in my possession)
1t will produce a full flowing crop of hair
on all stages of badness even to its most
pronounced state. 1t will prevent hair
from turning gray.
CO Preparations forwarded to all parts
of the country.
ONE BOTTLE, So; Or, THREE BOT
TIES, $40.
Address, MRS. n. A. MOORE,
1OO815 MARKET STREET,
San Francisco, California.
Agents wanted.
July 20-tf-s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-08
"a. aapitel.
spite Gnttau@un q.

yin 0aupt9runo, tDarum QnrcD @o>
tneE Ith gu Der barmbeatgen Ufarte stole
10 lebr DtHge3o0en FuDlte, tDar Der, oaB
tie alt@ etne teln9ebtl0tte Dame mar, -
ullo oaB ibr gan3es Welen uno Beueb~
men nsrrletD, Dab lie Selnesgleihsn, Den
D0beren StdIl0en an9eb0rig mar. Gr
bate lie lueDl ute barber befragt, Qber
ct por Oei1en fiber.
81 abnte, DaB lie cine @ef6i6te 1inter
itb babe - u1o er bdtte ~oieleIbe lsbr
gerne 8efannt -unO am Sage, nab benz
er Suzanne tbrem S6uBe ibergeben
bate, madte tbu Der 3ufau nit oeriel=
ben befannt. ST 6eiu0teS btpeiter Warte
iehr 3eulth al oleiem Gage uro lie EN-:
spftn9 tbn tDte gem0buli6 nit etnen ionfs
Iell Freun0ttGtn GGNeln.
vSIe '1tno 8etomMen, UNI unIeren
SGlgltn9 3E leben, 0arcb," 5aote Die
S6meiter, ibm Die 6ano retnenD. uSie
lit DOufommen pnbl uuo iebr oanfbar."
vuno au0 lle gu ItDeH, Derebrte Sreune
BIN, " ertDloerte er, 0@s freut mid Az b0s
rem, oaB tie pobI lit. Darf ib lie ieben?"
v3tnu ill.," mar Die etwas 30gernoe @rs
toiOerHua nit sinsm ed0elus paber
0GrcD ="
v9tuu?"
rBeriieben Sic flo ni9t Il, tie unb MAJ
ben Sic ite nt6t III ftp oerLtebt. Sic lit
getabrlih i6Dn."
oSlt tic bas nirfI;1?"
rSa, II aud iebr gut itno IieDensz
tniroi9, uno Sic fiHo jung uno empf&ngz
lid"
vuno freunbIos unb aIetnitebenb, I'm b
treler 0err. sI beiratben .ipen i0 nil,
~ebltcarot8e GWpeiter, la9te er ia1eno.
vN3aruM ioate t0 mir meine @attin
ntdt BON elmer S0nooner GburI1meIe
boien - tpeun tb miu?"
ngSe9en S6res reiuem 8lutes urb un
bemafeIten JtameuS," ernloerte tie.
DSaben sic MIR niOt ben Stammbaulr
Der Gopers gesetgt, perenMGnner purAs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-08

uno pienei9t uiht unbegriiuoet. Solbe
NebuljAfeiten geben OIL perrGtberllb in
Der QSett berunl, unb Soibaten pfleBen
III Der Ge9eI feline Gjniieoler au ieln."
vSte lprehen bon etnem &breunnnl1e
S0tDeiter ieuT3eno. yTein ElnD bon
ibm, aeieBt ben SAL, bieies tIetne Rtno
pdre zines gerDelelI, mare III Die OGnoe
zines berumSie0enoen 8autlers uno iets
uer 6rau 9efalen. 2rmalO o'Qubign1
mar Der Iebte SproIe zines Der ltol5eiten,
alien 0eid)Lebter 0ranfrei1S, uuo er
foHnte leire liebepolc UiItter nn0 leine
treue 8raul nibt 10 nett uergeilen, nm
cine 10 n%ieort9e 2tebiAaft arl3ufangen.
9tetI, neia, e5 uluB cine @tnbilonng Der
Wfntqutle geipeleu ietl." .
Ste lpr6h in trdumeri{6em, 5eritrets
TEN Gone, als Oh lie lDsif in ole 3Htunft
3urIGlAaue, unO OarcD @oiDer betra6<
tete tx aufmerGanI.
vQBor eS o%'NhbiBnD, Der Dor 5ebaito>
pol fiel?" fra9te er. vgeritauo lit sic
reGt 2"
vSa."
Sa."
Isle meinten feline @atttn."
w9teIn, eaS metnte iD ntbt," eriptoerte
tte traurig. Dir 9immeE bate es ane
oerS beihlonen. Sic martete, biz Der uns
Iellgc &rieg uoriber mar, UNI 0ant
gtubm unO gbre NIT ibnI All t1elien. A1,
lte fonnte nur iber ieinem fa6e pei=
men," "
Isle trren fib, S6pelter, e5 fDar nt6t
10. Sic rDqreE perbeirotbet, ebe CT III
ben 8rieg 3og. SD CLAUDE aber, es mat
oarlGls nod ulbt befanut."
yGerbeiratbet 2"
Sbre Stilnme flang auffaIenb beiIer
MD t5re Gippsn tpuroen bIeth; aber er
perltano Die ntla9e tbrer Aufregung
Mot.
pSa."
r98ann?. BO? @ober piiIen Sic
es Z" fragte lie baitt9.
v9tur our0 meine arme Otuttcr," ere
Dioerte CT. Sic mar cine tntime 5reunz
bin Der Dame. sic ipra6 nod furs Dor
ibrem Gooe nit mir bapon, ais iie einige
aIte Briefe our6ia1. Aber S1peiter,
mas lit Sbuen - sic ieben i9reftI9
bIet6 aus"
vS6 intereiiirs mid ungemein fir
S5bre Wlttbelluu9en, Darcp. SID ipuBte
ni1t, 0aB i1 bleib let. Sabren Sic fort;
id9en Sic mir 2tues, mas Sic barber
Dtlien - 50rel sic, Ques."
yS6 Dein nt1t ie6r btei," eripiberte
Der iunge Wann, unb i6 CLAUDE, gar
Sttemalto DelB mebr. SD babF aIeine
Ututter Oft oapon ipreden 9eb0ss, baB
AueS iebr ionoer6ar 8u9inB.".
@ortissuns fOlst.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-01-08

8entge Minuten fpGter Uar@Guianne
DDn Dem Wagsn in eth nettes, freudolt
dies, fIeiHes l3inlmer ge6ta6t@ moroen,
0e5 ieoo1 ieoes duBeren Shmu6es Bar
tDar. Die Xdmpe 6r0unte 5te.hii0 matt,
aber ibr Sbeiu geuiigte, um Sulolne1
gu Sei9en, oaB Die Dame. DelDe lie bers
etu gebra6t bate, grof HnO ltatjlI6 lpa
uno Elm l%anftes, bleibcs nno un9emeI1
crnites 0elt0t bate.
y8leiben Sic etnen QugenbIid bier"
fa9te iie. rrpGbreEo i'd gebe uuo Ufr.@o-
iDer quite yinht biete." Oeuu 0GrcD @0a
tper mar DER ipGten Stunoe balber nt4t
mebr 0ineingegangel.
Sic orIGte ocm iungen WIn1 ote6dno
uuo troate lDn, tDoh!n Ct geDe.
o8letben Sic nibt ~ LANCE braiiBen,"
laGte tie init beoentIamem GitGe. Isle
ftno nod nidt fart 9eung oa5u."
runo oenno1 0e0s t4 lest II ein0auS,
tro tie tbre Tel.ge.age Die gause 0ta1t
btaourb fcterI, S6weiter, ecmi0ertt er,
yuno nod oasu iebr nubsiii4s @ela8e."
Dote tperoen bob Mot tDi0er oaS Gtte
Seben onfan9eu, OarcD?"
Ser Son ~Hauften SlteTeHes, in pefs
9en tie 1proO, rilBrIe oen iAigen g2oa0.
p9tetn, ba5 tperDe i'd ljdt. ~glnuben
Sic mir" iaqte err louft. sd gebe in
eiu Saus, bas i'd ungllGtt6er 0eiie ges
ll0u tenIe, I'm 3u Ielen, eb ih iii6t etS
mas Q benz @tsenFbum 3urii dbeEom:
men Earn, oaS nan benz arinen &itoe
9~e1tnbltn bat. sic miro SSDnen cine feitz
tame 0el6thte eraGblens S0melter, aper
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-24

Charlie Collins holds the following s4seps
laaseeage Il last sundssytsi4edfshkBk
Hill ! chanrion, q des4hs the governor
and his appointees to Offices in the Hills:
II the late election had been a fair and,
honest one, carried on in an honorable way.
n the candidates had been honest men. Ee
would offer Z protest against trustinx the
wishes of,ths EeeRb II lpuSh the devices Of
mere technical Interpretations of . vague
statute, but when We come to look at the men
eiec!eo, the outrageous methods reported To
y tnem md their hirelings to sst, votn. the
lacf o. hith dispaayed BY the candidaaes IN
making contrecfs--sd contracting debts
bsfofsth stecsioA, which thew nov cls;;,n
they cannot pay, and very rener,liy rennd;.
ate. when we6think Of The free WHISKY. ON
election dey, 'aadthe ALLEGED votin99of,k I'm.
dreds OF teansters,%6d oahsrs known to h
non residents. We can truly say that While
We have no sympathy or friendship fora
majority. Of the EoyelnoIs appoiptses here.
between III IL dustna0 nc affsirs
Of !h: county 70 . lot Of msa WHO don't p.y
their honest debts, who repadiate their hon
est debts, we ray, and we believe every man
having any property interests in theINack
.i'iis,, will unite with us in sayineSnlsw ish.
ing that the oficnls now; q elBce hold The
same until decent men can b induced d
take some interest in politics. and hpnorshl1
men can be nominated and elected 10 county
olnces. fGga
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-24

JosephrA. Rhombers, of Dubuque, lows,
has made arrangements to enter upon the
construction Of an important line Of rail.
TOAD, which i, 70, be built bys one Of the
South American governments from. ~ ssa
coastt to the Interior. A government subsidy
Of ss.ooQ.0oo has been granted. MI, B. ar
ran 3ed the terms Of construction With the
accredited agents of the government recent
lyin New York, and win soon leave here for
the scsns of operations.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-24

Capital-How the Modistes use Bright
Colofs and SOFT, Warm Materials to En-.
hance the Attractions OF tho Fair Sex.
- PARIS, November .3,,lS77.
ThefashiouHble events OF this week may
be summed up in 4 sentence, but they are
of thrilling interest to Parisians. Three
new dresses-the mosaic, kaleidoscope and
the canoness ; two new shades-fepr do cit
ron iquite = rivalf6r Nine. Angot,s- heur de
peeher) and saurerelle; the coming mar
riage of the Duchess de Fernan Nunez
General Grant in Paris; Mile. Chaumout in
the Chg lie, Zulma Boutfar in the Tzigane,
Nine. Theo at the Boufies and the new
waltz, "Je Serai Votre Refine"
z The above sentence would have been too
long had another event been added to it.
Nevertheless the new giotss should be men
for thought maybe q old as French
'6~ricklayers, it has q new cut and is made OF
. new cloth almost Is thick q rag carpst.
1t is set in . yoke, q thing, strange to say,
which the strol 6 minded have not yet OBJ
jected to; It is attached, moreover, round
the waist with q belt and large oval buckle
aad the front Is fastened down TO the knees
With buttons to match the buckle. The up,
per part of the female figures being now
adorned with . melyas or walnut hat and
Ltwo.thirds of the Ssanie 3 with smock frocks,
we may comfort those among the soft sex
who stand up for their rights with the hope
that they will soon also stand in. panta-
looms and hear no more of their weak adaa
TLEUR DE cITRoN.
AThe more feminine will be glad to hear
about fleur de cl,ron. 1t is q delicate prim-
rose, and when in chenille looks like the
pulp Of exotic rushes. 6auterelle is the
taintcst and most sylvan Of grasshopper
greens and looks weldon all the new brown
colors. Tue mosaic is q thick damas de
sole, the pattern being an exact reproduc-
lion of Roman jewelry. The specimen
viewed vas in the hands of the DUCHESS
of Sotomayeur, at NJ. Worth's. It. wasc 4
mixture OF yellows, SO combined as to look
anything but yellow; 10 appeariln fact more
like varied ores on q dull ground of sand.
The kaleidoscope is the queen of the Sea-
son. Isis q velours clsele, the design teina
elongated velvet olives and all the effects
Of an old stained window are seen On the
ground work. Thissis pGp9lced by clever
changing nixtlrds Of Sirtp brocade in the
gorgeous medieval shades.H The robe is to
be made IN the Queen Anne style, with
high ru1f and hisn cnf'sof old lace.
NOVELTIES IN ZEPHYR.
The canoness is zephyrine, all wool,
hairy, and Of that catlike description so
much admired in the feminine world. Nine.
de Asintenon might have worn. il. The
train is . uniform Fold from the waist
downward; the tablter in font forms 4
heart-the point on the basis and the two
rounded contours on the hips the bodice
YVySaio q host Oh6tlthe lSetSt6 hide under a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-24

1.-THE democrats are the only pure men
and their policy the best the world has ever
produced, then should the state Of Mississipp;
be almost 9 paradise. at least . hansn
Utopia; fue, out of152 nembers of the two
houses ofthe lesi.lature, but two are re.
publican. The senate is uaahimously dem.
o~cratic; the house ia to 2. Thus there
shouldsbe lea. tha, n per cent of evil vi
that state, for have they not . democratic
governor (stone) after their own heart
tried q By Kemper county fire and not
rfound-wmtfne.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-24
YANkToN, DAKOTA.
saturday Evsaias, Nsys,nssrs 24.isH
to Daily Rrssss an slkotalaa
s~rEaaITpRY OF DAKOTA.
~ the aoverner,

~ t00 0OV03nOTS y
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
In devout recognition Of the blessings Of Al
mighty God for seed time and harlet ff ftee;
doW1pm deyouring inssftA SaIdiA4}4l karissl
s9At.ots hea{tfeltgsnn4S q the ,arbftef AID Dis.
atOe4 1f aIlshuARns an MI and In conformity
Wfthat III r1OclelhAtioR Of the Presidenei OF, the
United States, I appOint
THURSDAY, the aeth day Of NOVEMBER !.
instant as a day Of thanksgiving to Almighty
God, for the manifold blessings that we as 9
people have enjoyed during the year now draw
Ing to q close. n2a4 -fA.Ist
Earnestly urge all christian ministers Of ali
denominations to ass mble their people at their
respectivesp aaces Of. wprshiy on that day, laying
-asideA secular spirshit9, and let the pleasing
spectacle be presented at least in so far as this
territory Is concerned, Of q whole people, on the
same day, and at the same houl. bending the
knee and lifting the voice in prayers III Althahk!ee
giving, for Divine blessings already bestowed by
our Merciful Lord, and In earnest fervent invOca-
lions for a continuance Of the same.
Done at Yankt0n, the Capital of the SAID Ter
ritOry, this the first day OF E6voIa0et
aeL.s.1 0ne thousand eight hundred and
seventy-Seven -
JOHN L. PENNINGTON.
BY the Governor: ~
f H. HAND,
Secretary Of the Territory.