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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10
DONEsTIC.

BAKERS BREAD.-It Is rather difficult
to give specific directions for making
bakers bread, as that, like almost
everything else, requires experience.
The first requisite in making good bread
Is good yeast, which should be made as
follows: Into six quarts of boiling
water pour one ounce of good new hops.
Have vessel containing twelve ounces
of flour ready, and when the hops have
been boiling two or three minutes pour
some of the boiling hop water through
cOlander on the flour, making a
smooth paste out Of it, and then add the
rest of the hop water. After this has
become quite cool, break up the paste
and add pint of malt. Put then the
yeast in place where 1t can remain
undisturbed for forty-eight hours, in
which time it will have fermented and
is ready for use. In Summer the place
must be cool, and warm in Winter. For
one pint of yeast take about a gill of
water and make pretty stiff batter I;
put that away for seven or eight hours,
and then add more water, as much as
three pints, if necessary, and put
enough flour to it to make stiff dough.
Let this rise again for two hours, then
mould it into pans, and when sufficiently
light, bake In an oven not too hot. The
dough must be kept cool or warm, ac-
cOrding to the weather, and the vessels
containing the yeast must be kept clean
and sweet, as most sour bread comes
from yeast kept in dirty vessels. The
above is contributed by practical and
professional baker.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10

OLD BED QUILTs.-These must be
washed when much soiled, and wash
ing machine and wringer seem almost
indispensable. Plenty of suds should
be used, and a thorough rinsing be
given. If they happen to hang through
a good pouring rain, it will do no harm.
They can be patched up when very
badly worn out. more easily than some
imagine. If pieced in large blocks,
they can be patched with dark or light,
according to the shade of the worn por-
tiOns, so as TO look almost as good as
new. OF course they need not be ironed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10

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, 1877-03-14
Guropai(he Mabribten.

Wmprort. Dte NoDlenpret|s papen
au ,enbl!dli9 bel uu5 einet 10 nieorisen
Stano errsid)t unb bic Belfeuunsen li1
oerart 9eminosrt, SaB fir pisle 3eAen,
namentlid lolde, lpelAs in ben lestsu
Sabren 9esrinoet wuroen, etue belora.
niBerresenoe 2riits bereiasebro9en it.
Die 3abl Der entlalIenen Irbsiter be,
Iauft lid allsin i'm Nubrreoisre idon
auf mebrere E%aulenoe, uuo manbe
3eden meroen su elmer weitergebenben
Neoueirun9 beS 66rbsrquantum8 fidl
9e3wun9sn iebcn, oa le nur nit 8erlult
arbeiten. IuffaQeno 1T babel bic @ra
ldeinun9, baB Die unperheiratbeten jun,
gen 2eute, welde auf ben 6abrifen ent>
lallen wurtsn, Is uor3ieben, bettelnb
nno pa~9abunbireno in ben Tabrifbe3ir.
fen berum3ulungern, anltatt IN lduoli>
ben &reiien Nrbeit gu iuden. Die
@utsbelieer osS WieberrbsinS tSnnen
bic nOtbmenbise 3abl BON Disntboten
taum auftreiben, obfbOn elm &nedt bis
III 800 so. unb eine quite Maab bis 81
wv Nv. W. EuvN uetuIeUl.
G0fm. Das Sta6tperprsnetencoue.
GUM 1T in Der Insslegenbeit Der Staot.
ermeiteruns enoli@ gu elmer gntl1eis
buns 9efommen. Wtit IA sssen II
Stimmen wuros beialOGen, benz Nn.
TRACE Der bstreffenoeu taotrdtbli9eu
Gommiilion aemaB Der Militarbeborbs
ais &aufprsiS fur oa8 bel 9inausi1iss
bun8 Der Stabt'G nceinte III erwsrbsnbe
fistaliide Gerraia neun Wiiuioasa Wtart
an5ubieten.
Gir66ers. Mud bier BEL uns aui
BEN 9unsriiden babsn bic @iloidueiue,
bic bauptiadlid in oen f6nisliden Wals
bun9en ibre Stanoquarttere babsn, felt
pOrisem SABRE fih osrartis usrmebri
uab osrartise 0erwifunsen in ben nit
WinterfruAt belteutsn Gsloern anserid)>
let, oaB baS SAlimmlt e in Be3us aui
bic fOmmenoen Iernten fur Die betreffen.
ben @emeinben au beflr9teu 1T. Der
leei9e SAnee, auf ben bic 2anoleuts
BON Der 0OritbebOrbe INNER pertr0ltet
wuroen, bat uas fem sanitises @rsebs
aiB ieben lalIen in Bstr'if bes Gbidui.
les Der Wilbidpelne. obidon Nuoel
oon 8-15 Stid iebr oft in Der yfabe
Don Ortldaften bemcrlt ,perbsn. Gs
sarfte baber an Der Belt ieiu, baB bic
b0bere Seb0roe ibr Musenmerf auf bic
'Aleuuialte Wsrtjlauna Der WiloiAmeins
, 1877-03-14
Die Tobkmr,

u %beaimmt :. ssanae %btsberise SeiIuerfabren anss
sstSRen Sts Snr %tro enr9 has fo,ssnennte
bewfrft. Ste aobbaber seioen an, mo Sic &ranfbeit
i9ten Stb bat, NJ ttef le Iie9t, uno an slet6cr
Seit setSsn fe BITE sebenstraft bes Meni6sn an.
Iaulenoe itto IN ben lebtsn 5pet Sabrcn IN Der
morben. llnter ben @ebetlten beiinben ib pteIe
Wer5te unb Npotbefer. 0ie 9oDbtoer unterlbetcen
ttt9 pom anoeren gdoert baour6, bob ie brett aui
ete 9ranfbett etnmtrten, mnb ben franfen Stcii ents
ton'nle. Ste limb etn 8erbrennun9Ss pber @nsIbeis
bansss4roceb ber Srantbettsitofe. Sober &ranfs
wtro bs Der Aaptnarns bieier Sur i~osuiasen ietn
beflt tit, 10 tit er mirffi9 nnb rabifai sebeiit, masb5s
renS na5 Der biSbertsen SetImetbobe BITE Wtttst
8enohnlth sefabrltber limb ais BITE &ranfbett ielbIt,
Sae ,a sstsTs ~ sanaes Seer feeanbarer srants
ObeIei4 bic soybaber oIe arahtbetten, trferIid
anb duberli6. %turiren, 10 fino bod BITE sSirtungsi
pet tol8enoen Erantbettena b~eionoers penn Tie I'D
roo ~ aeIten3 uitanoe %beftnben, gang auberorSenk
It'd; Dteber, islbit sssrpens ainO 'Sppbusiieber,
neroen lebr lbnea, serpbbnli9 NIT Ia gabera,
fnrirt. SAILS unb XmngemS6,minojmht mlrb,,
b%eionoerS BET lunaet 2euten u. TN erlten Stabium,
s.~SbnIi9 JIet9t turirt. WaNerindf, Nbeas
sbenio MIsens nao Standardization. fonte aIe
t9pbtltttfde &rantbstten tn iebem @raoe. Set
anBeren frantbetten, 8rarotpunoen, 0es
pIoeli4e II. Rdtbare. Wur Elm Sab 1T bimrsiSenS.
nm Seben pom Der Wtrtnng gu ibersensen. 0sas
eentrebS mno Ste fosenannte '&arm= ober
Sucferrnbr (etne bis isbt unbsilbare RrantbetD
wlrSen gebetlt.. Bet lesterer &rantbeit seben rs
Nro3ent bes Sudsritofes nit iebsm Babe bur9 ben
urtn ab. -
Die Babes nnt gtrnebmesp nIper perben mad
tsbem plat TIM aanoe ~perIanot, Der prets bes
Babespulpers TT 81, Der bes Ginnebme : pulpera
81. MAN laDe lib etne Broidire iiber bic 8obEuS
eaaltder ODER Statider Sprade iditen.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanton Ctr, (Box 1sa9lJ
Rem 9eyks
, 1877-03-14

naF THE CIRCULATION or TIN
STATS GAZETTE is LA1GEk THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION on
PAPERS OF THE STATE. seE
, 1877-03-14

lpn, N..D., 1ieB 1T hem Seller cines9au-
les cine brennenoe Goblen0l. 2ampe fall
len; oas 9aus serietb in Brand, uno
Elm @esluft bon $4,000 tuuroe anseitif.
tet.
Nabe &odawan 2ong-Ss(ano, &C.
g., muroe borseitern Der p Sabre alte
Sanl. Norton ermorbet s%cfunben. Gin
blDolinni9er Sobn, Der neuli6 oro9te,
ieinen 8ater ermoroen gu ,po1en, lit Der
i6redli@en Sbat perod@tis.
Sic Barrie r8etbunp." ,pelde an, leb=
ten Donneritase bel &ape Map itrauOe=
te. liest 10 tief in ben Sano einssbettst.
baB iie idwerli6 wieoer flott sema9i
weroen fann. 9as 5abr5sus ma an
@ebriioer 8ropn & Comp. in Nep=
Dorf coniisnirt. Scr Cargo miro aa
100000 sei6dst uno 1T in Rew=Dort
ps,iiasrt.
Die 8rootlpner @ppier testen selern
bic Nrbeit nieoer uno ~perlansen cine
2oDnerb0bans bon 50 auf $3.50 pro
Sag.
8aItimore,1 II. Mdr5. Das A.
t6diae 2a9erhaus, Nr. Commensurate,
ipel9es BON %. 8. e@urs. Siids nno
&die.1dnoIer; uno Settle 2a3ear & 60.
Gnsrob= Groceries dnoler ,be,pobnt war,
wuroe beute Morsen .our@ 5euer SER
t5rt.
Mempbis, Senn., 10. Mdrs. Sic
nSadlon (Senn.) Gun" bonn lettsnSrei-
tase entbdlt einen 8sridt iber einen
ihredliden Gampf in Maoilon.g ouatp,
Senn. Salfs.S @eriff Salon, %. Sri.
lei unb feline gaefien @m. uno Sobn
Mnoerion be9aben lid nod oerW obnuns
zines semiHen Mnorew pateti, I'M oelien
orei S6bne, tpcl9e pesen Srasens Der.
bor9ener 8afeu in Inflagsitano periebt
woroen iparen, gu perbaften.
Sic Bateti's l~eiitcten 8ioerltano uno
tDotsten Gullsa auf Der @telle, wa9reno
Wm. Mnberlon leidt perluunoet ,puroe.
Ser 2ebtere bradte ieinerieits Dem Sobn
Bateti cine t0otlide Wunoe bel uno oer=
ielbe itarb balo oarauf. Nnorep Yateti
ipuroe feitsenommen, feline beioen iiber-
lebenoen @0bne be,perftelieten ieoo9
lire Gluht, nadoem lie Die Sai@en oes
ermoroetsn @9sriffs 9eleert uno oellsn
pierb seitoblen battsn.
q w=O rIeans, -. MGrs. Senrp
q. Iorbies, Elm 9oloat Der gompa9nie
9 ocs 2. Snfanterie. Gesiemcnts, muroe
seltern in einem 9talle, in oeilsn Ndbe
cine Militdrlua4e ltationirt III, toot 9es
furoen. Sein &opf mar BON elmer &u.
gel burdbobrt. Wm. Yortsr, bon Der
Gpmpas"ie 6 beHelbsn &eeiments, wur.
De als Der mutbmabli1e M6roer perbaf,
tet uno ouf Sefs6l oes Generals De Sro=
brianb Dem YoliSei.S uperintenoeRten
SopIm our @erfi9uns setcat.
, 1877-03-14
THE DAILY SUN, 60 A YEAR.

A prominently readable newspaper, with tina
hrgest circulation IN tho world. Free, indie.
from everywhere. Two cents a copy BY mail.
so cents q month. or Sc q year. "'
, 1877-03-14
Neuffe teIegr. gtps(9ta.
Scr erica i'm Orient.

2onbo n, 10. Mdr5. Giner 8erlincr
Tcpeide Der uEines" 3ufOlse berridt in
Mostau unb pstersbues oie allssmeiue
Iniidt. baB sic Miiiion oeS Sen. Ss.
ratieff gu elmer frieoliden 26iune fiblen
wirb. Man best tuenig ;3weifel, oaBGuB
lamb bemobiliiiren tpiro. iobalb BET Ya~
riier @ertrag, mefder obnebin feline Be-
6eutung fat, ouf bireftem ODER inoireftcn.
Wese aufseboben tpiro.
Cine Depeide aus yelsra6 min tpiiz
fen, baB I'M Snnerr BON Hubtanb bis
gum 16. b. Wi. 100000 Mann unter
@affen ftcben iueroen.
aomiral 9obart Baida. bon oer titr>
fiihen Slotte, uer0ffentlidt einen bonn
2. Mdr3. oattrten Brief in Der 2onoo ct
nIimeS." 1T reldem er Die I'M l1mlaufe
beinbliden. Der Girfei un9tinitigen Mn.
aaben in Nbreoe felt. St erfldrte. cs ie1
benz @rbfeinoe BET Girfei @aiier auf Die
Milble, oab iolde @eriidte in nmlauf
seieet tuiirben. I'M bobur9 at bemeiien,
Bag eS Der Dforte unm0eli@ iei. ihrell
&eformplan our Gusfibruas gu brinstn.
Die Mebr;abl Der Tirfen battle oieie Sc
riidtc fir ldderlid, um Der 8ioerlesuna
su bebitfen; cr f0nre ieood cine iolde
nnserettisfeit nidt' uuentsesnet poriiber
aeben laiien. Der gultan befinoe fid
bel better @eiunobeit uno arbeite Sag
uno Nadt fir bic Woblfabrt ieines Gait
ocs. S@cruet-p uido ici nidt gum Ye
feblSbaber eines. MrmeesGorps uno Mio@
fat @aida ici nidt ourd cine Balait
Satrisue s~eitiir5t woroen, ionoern Der
@ultau bdtte i6n ielblt abseieet. Wab-
numb @eooin paida iei nidt aus Dem
@rile suriidberufen luorocn. uno i'm sll
aemeinen iei oas 0ano, obaleid es ssseu>
mdrtis cine orobenoe &rilis busd,uma
den babe, po0itaaoia rubis, uno 2eben
uno @iaentbum Ieien 70 siber in oemiel=
ben, uie in benz iitriscn europa.
Cont 90 n. 10. Wfdr;. glns .TafhfenS
Turfeitan miro semeloet, oaB line Alaat
auiiden Ben Gbineien nub ben &alhsar~
Truppcn III gusiidt itebt; beioe Eartei-
en- iiao nur ourh bic Gian Sban'S iisel
bon einanoer setrenut. Die Gbineieu ba-
BEN elm gcienal gu Sand Su erridtet,
uno Dol t%reniscn Tasen uurben 1O.OOO
8eroans0 aAlen Don bort aus naa Gut
den. Dem 9~auptquartiere Der diaeiifAeu
Expedition. seididt. Dafob 8eb fat iid
~ebenfallS mSslidit gut s%erititet. uao in
@rwartnns zines &rieses init Gbina uts
terbanolunaen nit @uBlauo a~nsutnipfen
seiudt. @r fat Sen Sberiten Prejsmals-
II, welder auf Dem Wese uah Gbibet
oura &ai6sar maridirt. duberit freuub-
fih empian9en uno iull fih i'm beifen
@iuueInebmen NIT Dem MISREPRESENTATION
ruiiiden @eianoten bcfinoen, iuclde linn
naa Sfaiu fOlste unb Dem Gernsbmen
nad abseididt muroe, nm ben Sang Der
Greisniiie gu beobadten
, 1877-03-14
Snbten.

2onoon. 10. MGr3. Cine Dspeidle
Der nTimes" berihtet aus Calcutta, SaB
Die 3abl Der Ginseborenen. melde an Den
Offentliden @erfen in Mabras belddf
tiat uuroem, in Der letten Wode nm A..
500 uno in Benaalen um cine serinae
Nn3ubl suaenommen bat. Su Ben Ditrif.
fen bon WiaoraS. in welden oer ar0Ete
Motbitano berridtc, bat Die Ttibiobrs.
@rnote %begonaen. Geimabe bic SdIfte
Der Ginmobuer bon WiDiore nast am
9unsrrtu9e oas @aier 1T ebenials
rar.
|~olianbise 8ctidte iiber ben 0ebens~
Uerlnif rurd ben lctten @nflon er9ebsn.
taB bic eriten N%usaben, iuelde bic iSabl
Der um0efommenen uuf POS 900 idat-
ten. um bic !9alfte itbertrieben tparen
9nldaoi(ds yspr(Afn.
Nsp'1 I, Is. Mdr3. Sn Yroof.
, 1877-03-14
@eprae 6ibfpm, IT,,

(Ma9fslser Don acGses & @tbIpn.)
q 0. 1901 so a StraRe..
Smpprtear unb gdnpIcr in
aIen Sorten Yorsellun- uno Glas.
Waaren, iolpie in peridieSenem
Irten SauSbaltuu9s9ea
ratbibafteu.
Sd babe ipeben ptreft bon Der Tabiif In
9imosss, 8ranfrei6, cine fril9e @entung,
benz beten fransSfigen Mpseartifelm In
@laswaaren, welde fly febr fir Salpuus nnp
Wirtblhaften eiepen, erbalten unb tttte bas
yublifum mid su seia6en, ba i'd ifbr frbStiJ
bin meias @aassu. ~ seiasm.1s
, 1877-03-14
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, 1877-03-14

sSdTet, DsnH ul1r"oTt aru,en 0eractnoen
lsS 9unsridens bur9 Die 9roBartise
Wermebrun9 Der Beitisn auf oas snt.
pfnolidite 9eiAaoist peroen iouen.
, 1877-03-14

Gde BET 11ten uno Wlai1 Ctr.
Naberes iiber bic YsrlNiebenen 9IaIen nnb
her 2rGrarten fIlnen bei grof. 2aube 80.
~ &alt SrOab StraBe, pper 1T Der Aeapr-
mic erfrast percen.
Die n%euiten Gauge iuerben selebrt.
Der lint'rridt fir iuuse Oamen, MdtGen
unb 3nateL finpet Mittwods uab &pnna-
benbs, Ta aittags pun A bis 6 llbr, ben Der
perren D'tnfass Iao Greita9s, Ibenes BON
8 bis ~ uJr, ftatt MI Int
, 1877-03-14
Gtrgintn Staat8<@ a5e11t
tasltp bsrausseseben BON
3sba 8. peia.
no. 3tp6Ifte StraRe.
m ., V a.
Wretie bet Muaeisen:

Nretic ber @uaet8eu:
O.. sauar.. ,in mal sO7s
Cir Souare' srpet WQal IL.
Gtn Sqnare, bret Nlat- ~
Gin Sqmare, cine gDp&e 5U0
tia Gquare, etnen Wtcndt rye
Elm Sqpars bret Wecnate 70 oC
er~sssreansetsen psruen inistr Stse&net.
dot pbsr neniser 8ei'tn btlbsn stnen Square.
Nue amseisen Fnb TN gsraus 3u satItn.
Die 3eitume &ptrt IN &t6mpnt NIB 1tn.
sssemb BON ben 1rasern fit IS Gents pet
@che ausgetrngeu.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

The Pienecr-Press of the I'd contains
some statements Of interest to this locality
from which it appears new company
has been organized for the completion of
the Bra1nerd branch and the work of
construction will commence at once.
This will shorten the distance to St. Paul
about one hundred and twenty miles and
will be Of great advantage to this section
Of the country. This action has stirred
the energies of the Dutch bondholders Of
the St. Paul s. Pacific r. r. and it is new
reported that the Glyndon cut off will also
be completed. Gen. Stark stated in St.
Paul that the North Pacific Company
would build road from Bismarck to the
Black Hills as soon as the country made
this course desirable.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04
Dull BoYa.

Don't be discouraged. Slow growth
is often sure growth. Some minds are
like the Norwegian pines. They are slow
IN growth, but they are striking their
roots deep. Some Of the greatest men
have been dull boys. DRYDEN and Swift
we're dull boys. SO was Goldsmith. So
was Gibbcn. 30 was Walter Scott. Sa-
poleon when at school had SO much diff
fcu,,y in learning his Latin that the
master said he would need ginlet to
get word into his head. Douglas Jer-
rold was so backward in his boyhood
tha: at nine he was scarcely able to read.
Isaac Barrow. one Of the greatest divines
the English Church has ever produced,
was so dull that his father more than once
said if God took away one OF his children
he hoped it would be Isaac, as he feared
he would never be fit for anything in this
world. Yet that boy nas the genius OF
the family.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04
PERSONAL.

Major Bartlett and Capt Macklin, Of
the 11th Infantry, are in the city.
Gen. Miles has prohibited the intro.
duction of whiskey at the Tongue river
posts.
w. B. Shaw left yesterday in charge
Of Col. Wilson's trading outfit, Colonel
Wilson, will follow this evening on the
Fanchon.
c. H. Kaufman, of St. Cloud, is in
the city. 2
Peter Seimms submitted himself to
TRIBUNE interviewer yesterday and as
result some very interesting Informs
ton ir relation to the Bismarck route
to Deadwood which xill appear in our
next. # sss 55s1z. f4
Chas. Brown, one of the most "harm-
less" fellows in existence, has gone to
Moorhead to spend few days with his
family. .-
Chas. Green, late of Fort Rice, was
in the city. yesterday enrcute for
Tongue river. =.
Z Capt. Haycock and Jerry Webber.l
we'll known Red River men, are in the
city and will ship on one Of the con-
tract line boats. 2
Mrs. John Davidson and children who
have been spending some days at Bis
marck with their husband land father,
left for their home at Brainerdt this
morning.
N. g. Traverse, late Of St. Paul, has
accepted position at Camp Hancock,
Bismarck, as subsistence clerk. -,
L. G. Pendergrost, well known I
Minnesotian, is in the city enroute fer
! the Black Hills. f44 a
Fletcher Williams, the lively st. Paul
Historical Society man, dropped in on.
US like an evening shadow last We'd
nesday but departed with the morning
sunshine.
Dillon O'Brien, the popular Irish Wit
and author, is in the city and will lee
ture at the Presbyterian church this
evening at o'clock.
CIV. Freede, Of Standing Rock, is
in the city. 5Aa a
l
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04
The Deadwood Stages.

The stages for Deadw ood yesterday
carried the following list of passengers
L. G. Cohen, r. R. Marsh, Jas Gallahen.
L. Bell, D. Bell, E P. Robins, Jno. Ko-
ming, A. j. Pye, A. K. Shaw and A. NJ
Carpenter. messenger. The following.
list is booked for May 5th: Joseph Gil
rard, II. Metz, j. Walbridge, o. W.:
Kleeberger, S.. G. Pointer. The stage
company sent out to day twenty-five
teams loaded with freight for Crook
CITY and Deadwood. The foil owing
list Of em;grant passengers accompan-
led the train: H. Pallad, A. D. Emer-
son, G. L. Rause, VIM. DYnes. Louis
Olson, L. .Sisartson, j. j. Eggler, and
four others.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

/ Ben Wade's letter on the Presidential
ques ion was intended to be private and
when the old gezlemanl saw it in print,
an exchange says, he. was so badly de:
imoralized that he couldn't swear. He
says the man who made it public, how
ever, is utterly depaved and tetally des-
titlNe of honor.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04
Dillon O'Brieu.

The popular Irish author and wit
will lecture at the Presbyterian Church
this evening, detailing the side split
ting experience OF an Irish friend Of
mis-. O'Brien is chuck full of fun as all
kno~ who have heard him lecture OF
who have read Dead Broke, or Frank
Blake, popular Irish stories, written by
him, the latter just issued. His new
lec:n:e. "Tne Experience Of IN irish
man." is sa.dsto be the richest thing
out
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

The two women, who several months
:ago started on foot from Evansville for
the Black !Hills, have been keard from At
Bismarck. They have each been offered
$zs,ooper month and all expenses paid to
20 to the Hills, one as cook and the 9TH
er as a laundress.- Rost.,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

5 Col. L. P. Plummer, thorough news
paper man and excellent gentleman has
assumed the business management of the
Minneapolis Tribune. His connection
should be regarded as guarantee that
the institution has entirely CIT loose from
its St. Paul connection and will once more
become Minneapolis institution. 'r
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04
j. W. RAYMOND e Co.

Our readers VIII observe the adver
,isement Of j. W. Raymond e 60.
wholesale and retail dealers in grocer
les, wagons, crockery and furniture, st
Bismarck, d. T., the principal outdttine
point for tho Black Hills. This firm il
we'll and favorably known throughout
the Northwest, and emjgrants to the
Hills would do we'll to order their sup.
plies from this house, their established
reputation for f.ir dealing being guar.
sntes that all articles purchased from
them viii be just % represented.-Hst'
ena Indepesdent
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

Ex-Pres;dent Grant visited en- President
Hayes yesterday, and asked him Chow he
liked it as far as he'd got" To which in
President Hayes remarked: AYou know
how it is, my boy, yourself" then they
bolted the door so that Mrs. Hayes
couldn't surprise them, and looked through
some blue glass darkly at each other
G>0bhic. -
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

Parson Brownlow died at his residence
in Knoxville on the 29th ult. We hope
the old parsons troubles are over .';',' r;'w !.
but think the wickedness Of his tongue,
ifnot of his heart, will be remembered
against him. '1' - - 49, -, -~ '''
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

The Presidents proclamationa conven-
szgan extra session Of Congress will be
issued to-day Congress- will probablymeet
June 9Th. ,a, f.. s,,q,,-s- IL ..-,,. ,,,.,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

The Deadwood mail leaves on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. Several
light wagons have been received fox the
service.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

We have all sorts of reports concerning
the prospects for ,grasshopper depreda;;
tions with the chances in favor Of the
farmer. a .z..-ti :.'!: t
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

Messrs. Hallett & Keating keep Lake
Superior Trout, Rock Bass and other
fresh fish, also fruits, vegetables, and
meats of all kinds.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

Grant is said to sbesso depressed inani-
cially that he discounted his last years sal
ary to save certain morte teage foreclosures.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

IEFrank iS,errit,s of. Redwing, , finds, e him:
self fifty thousand dollars ahead on wheat
speculations during the recent rise.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1877-05-04

Charley Collins who invented the Black
Hills excitement is enroute I 70 Gayville
with daily newspaper outfit: