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, 1877-02-12
IOWA.
a "1Fo6LtCAS GLkCTonsItlr UNDKn DEMO
CRATIC INVESTIGATION.


6perfdt cafTespoadenes af TAs TRIBUNE
LES alolS1s, 1a., Feb. 1U-J. Proctor Knott
proposes to investigate the 1000 Republican
majority In lows, and ascertain how It happened
the Hayea aud Wheeler Elccturs, wLen Nutir,,,,,,
L., wAo wa elected, docs not. Accordingly,
SEcaNcF hahdall aent = summons to Alr. lru i,
appsar before ar. Knost's Conn,ltt.w xnt
explain; all Of which lr Will do to tlu,
td.s,:t. etmlnsrt =. satiafastton Of tau qucrulous
Icing q. Unitrd Htatck Co,nfnissio,,rr'
~ was Ineligible, aud, aan; that thu yo,o j,,r
!Tes'1tni was closu ont, and that thr Demo
s5ats were satalnE howl ab,ut tho matter. AMI
llkcly to make truubIr. to vet Ut rest ali ,ayii.
sent t9 Goy, KiTkwe.d, on thu 5tt. ot Uecc,nI,cr'
NJ Resignation, a. Presidential Elcetor, wltcl,
sas accepted on ihc 9th. lie ,ltd nut anpcar
heIe u ali !luFtg tllc a'ceiuE Of tn: Electoral
LoAess. Ihe C9i!eEc met, nNd. b1cru Icing 4
yar9tcy. II was TILED bf. tho election vi Sfr.
podd. when, IN ueof:i1.cc with law, tic Col.
!GCs cast IL enttrc fGte for Hayes uuI Wheeler,
The SUMMONS.
, 1877-02-12

~ IN6Ul4T.
asAAooa oAssLs BIT 1 WARRINGTON H3Ha-
PAFKK.
Ap<aoa N4poecA - ~ 1.1Ass&
"Asandros, D. G, Feb. 1l.-To-dsy's DEM
ocsaae papers hess do not take kindly to the
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4
l'c summed up In fen words. Tint tribunal
the leaders say, has refused 10 receive any cyt
slcnco Whatever fmpeacl,ine tho authority q
oov. atcarps' certificate. That certificate con
tains In ltsc1f no evidence that II ia based on tff
report Of any Returning Board, Of that any Re
turning Doaru had anything whatever Ia dc
| with eanvsssing tho yotc. That part Of tho de.
ctston in which reference IL made to the repos,
\ Of Returning Board was nut In, thcy eav. IN
| order to sare tho case Of Oregon, which IA the
! only ono Ia which any reference whatsycr IA
| made 10 tho Boards Of State Csnvasscrs To
use the words Of leading Democrat, Ia con.
vcreatfon to-day,
THE Loslc or 7u1s pEcfs.oy
ID, that, Haih no man can bo deprived OF hs
property or personal rights under tho taws Of
th's country 80 long ~ he can trarc his property
or can show thnt bis personal rights hare beer,
fnsatcd, thq rights IT tho Stases a.e not to be
projected IN any sucll way. II q tnat, steals INV
watch. and It passes through the hands of
hundred different pcrsons, and find It at lat
and identify It, I car recover my property, but
II the rotc Of State Is stolen, no matter how
cunvinetn0 tho proof that may be adduccd, that
proof Is not to be looked at, and that vote is not
to be restored under any circumstances, pro-
vfdcd the Governor has certified to tho fraudu.
tchs certificate"
TIE RzrunL,cArs
arc. OF course. pleased with tho actson Of the
Commission, and think that they hare already
Won the battcfor Gov. flayea. William II. Eyarts
and Other leading Republican counsel arc re-
ported tonight to have eajl that the Florida
cnsc. in point Of Inv, was much stronger
against the Republicans than tho Louisiana
casa possibly ean be, and that under the oplnfnn
Hfver hv The rtrhf fnny,e.orr r,f &t,A t~st,,..g
, 1877-02-12

NO" THE FLORIDA DEC!sIoa IL RECEIVED,
8pecfaa Ntpotck 10 Tia 7Fit3ax
NsW YoRk, Feb. l0.-Thu lIsrald's Washing.
ton snectal gives tic opiniopot Cougsessmeu On
the Electoral decision. Townsend, Of Peupsylya.
nla. said: "The voto is - It should be. II ia
yludlcation OF the wisdom OF tho creation Of
the Commission"
Plalsted said: "ilow could sny oue expect
different Tesultln
liuhecll said: ut shows conclusiscly We afo
entitled to build our hopes on tustieu and Fight,
even With t4s approval Of tho Dcmocrscy."
Foster: "Taa lonl Is q Just Judge. and liayca
IL tie choice Of small majority VI peoplo."
1e Nspanlktsan Consress,aea generally arc
luoAaht over the report. Qn tho Democratic
sidcs. there aru all shalca Of opluious.
nuckner said TO dldn't expect mig thing better.
kehr: aln bound to acrept tho dccisiou,
and u such am p1cpasel TO say 1t Il right"
Thomas, Of Maryland: "1t ncaus that Hayes
yct 10 f2r."
Aasdenbuz2: "Bf4dlcY Is great 1uaths1pa-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
A.ssses s.ymsss Aeeidess.

This morning Charley Brooks, a eolored
man. who has been for . long time in the
employ Of DR.. Hall. was asked by Mrs.
Hall to take some het water aud thaw out
the caves trough, which had become clog
gsd with snow and ice. In order TO reach
this. 10 was necessary for Brooks to eross
the roof of the Fashion Saloon. which
stands next TO DIR. Halls residence. lie
finishsd his work aud started to return,
but the nov gave way beneath his feet.
and be slipped and fell through the SKY
light 81 the saloon. 4 distance Of fifteen
feet. He struck on his head. and a chair
which happened to lie In the way was en-
tirsly demolished. The man was carried
" his room In an inssnsible condition. and
has remained 50 ever since. DIR. HALL says
no bones are broken. but the e~oneussioo OF
the skull is very great. Ne thinks the
spine 10 also severely injured. The full
extent Of Brooks injuries cannot DO Judged
at present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20

Tnn old foundry opposite the Justice
mine collapsed last evening. Too much
snow on the rsof WAS the cause. The build
ing was worthless and deserted.
DAVE TADovicx invites the attention Of
the lovers OF good eating 10 the fact that
he will give his usual grand Sunday dinner
tomorrow.
A sI.Eiou.LoAD Of Virginia policemen
visited Geld Hill Yesterday. They made
the place look quiet and peaceful for .
time.
A SPECIAL meeting Of the Gold Hill
Town Trustees will DO held next Monday
evening.
RicnARp IorALwARp IL lying danger
ously Ill Of pneumonia In Silver City.
The sutro grade is still blocked with
snew.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
BRONCHITIS.

From John Flsgr. Rsq.. Of Bennington. N. H.
"Throe years since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough, which resulted In Bron'
chiiis. affecting me 10 severely 90 Ia render u
dlficuit 10 speak In an Audible w CO. To this
Was added severe night rweais. ard { was fear
ful Of going Into q decline Afi.r rccour~e "a
various remedies TO no purpose. l maize u-e- OF
DIR. wistar's raisam Of Wild Cherry u few bot
tles Of which mily restored ne TO health
since that time I have had several severe a.
tackr Of cough, but the BAlram har always TO,
moved them. I always keep II by me, aud
should not know how 90 10 without IT,"
Bold By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20

-- -. iii. a-., ,-.lxs
"s -rvc,".-.
-. a.....,., a. 81. ..m,,omi..
I'M -. ~,
luase was nears, ane .nc noe, ..A 49,
suAAs run ,oP y oS''oua, -.
anu sAnes sotues In the .Annss.anu ~
,nIo.h W 'he noo'' .ma sAa .I..s,.in
\ .s .pr.,u.i chair China anil
bolted for the from, door. After the first
scar. som. Of tbs: ec'a,.' pro-lse'sa ,ns
s,"m ~. soos ~ smi,h'. barhsr.hop
as.;.., ~. "a. ~ he h.n.e' anJ tbat II
-. mi. -hich h.a m.Js ali m. uoi.r.
p.v.n.I .t.v ho.rl. hei.r torn from the
.iis al ths houss. mo- DAMAGE MAS done.
,u,
-S,~-.I r.,,.., I,,,,, mar silver
o.. - o,,,. an e,ci,em.u, in tina,
~m...... n,,h, nj. vs.l n, r,ror,ipr
VI. ~ no li,.I In M. sam.
snn.a .,,h him h.d committed suicide.
Co..t.hls Ls.ter followed the man to hi.
cshin. vhsre tho reported suicide wa.
ornd 10 have oesh suffering "ou h
'P"eP
PHI ur iors TEAkrrrLrs.-owins to
rspain 10 the fiums Of tho Water. Company
The water has been turned of in Gold Hill
today. but was 10 be turned on again at ]
o'elsck = =. We are Informed that u will
b turned on again to-morrow, probably!
Tor all day: frovident housekesp~n wih
MI up their pitchers anu thihgs' OF else
ne.
ws Srushsd In by the wsigh' OF sns" upon
10. The mill had already been Quilted Of
neat sf lie machinery, and was fast goiag
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
SAN FRANCISCO.
.rsnAL TO u soLD NIL DAILY NEW
rixeos shessinx Msteh Yesterday
The KuiekerbScker Eiectiou.

sAx PHAScisco, January 20-lr. H.
The pigeon.match between Bogardus and
Robinson commenced this forenoon, but
was stopped On the third pair, Robinson
refusing TO continns on the ground Of un-
fair ruling.
At tho meeting Of tho Knickerbocker
Mining Company yesterday. . crowd was
present. attracted by the expectation Of =
contest In view Of tho recent dissatisfAc-
ton Of many stockholders. II wn an
nounced. however. that . Satisfactory set
element had bssn made. and without OPP
position tho following we're elected Trus-
tees: II. A. Cobb. O. @. Evsrston. J. ii.
Crossman. J. N. Miner. samuel L. Thsl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
VACANT rLacss

In the dental ranks will never occur n you are
particular with your teeth, and cleanse them
evcrv DAY with that lamous 90 th-wa.h SJZ0-
DON'T. Prom yoath TO old age 10 will keep the
en- amel spotlesa and min -aind. The teeth Of
persors who uss suZODONT hare q IearL.likc
whitencss, aud the gums roseate hue. while
the breath 10 purified and rendered sweet and
fragrant. 10 IL composed Of rrs antlseptic
hsrbs, and 10 entirely Ire. from the digestion.
able and Injurious Ingredients OF I oth.Iasirs,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
FROM A DISTINGUISHED suRlsr.

81 have tried the PRuviAx syxur. and the
result fully sustains your prediction. 10 has
made Q new ma of m~e-infused into my sysr
TEN new vigos and energy. l An N longer
tr.mulors and assii,aied g vhen ye1 LIST
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
At any time during the last i've ysars." rod
By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
A s~urrocArINa couom.

In . letter to Mr. Lislc, Of Chicago. . well
known contributor TO the Western presr, che
ascribes the cure OF q dangerous cough, accom-.
panied BY bleeding at the lupgs, to iIsle's
Honey OF IIorchound and Tar. MY cough
she says, threatened TO ruffocatc me- .
but the Honey Of Horehound and Tar has
removed every irase OF IT," The letter was to
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed Il al
the dlsIosal of O. N. Crittenion. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops curo In one
nlnuta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20

Lrox's KAiHAisox make beautiful. glossy,
iuxurisnt hair; prevents its falling out or turn.
Ing array. IL has stool the test Of forty years.
10 charmingly perfumed. and has no rival. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
r-aa~.... jubilee s,ar.r-.

Our people arc happy in contemplation
% the fact that the Tennessee Jubilee
Singers will appear in Gold Hill Miners
Union Hall tomorrow evening. Already
these sweet singers have enaesred them
selves to the hearts Of the mslody-loving
Coms,ock folks. and upon Tomorrow even
ing they are are Of drawing . bsttsr audi
enc. than upon any previous occasion. Al
though this 10 their third visit 70 this 10
ealiiy. These Jubilee singvrs have ap-
psarsi in all ths great cities Of the world.
and their success has been universal. They
return To us with new laurels and the same
dear old sosgs that all love 20 well TO hear.
A their songs partaks Of the religious and
pathetic order, their concert tomorrow
evening will be most appropriate, md .
better place for spending Sunday evening
conld not be found. These who have heard
them before will not fail to be present. and
thoss who have not heard them should not
loso this opportunity. There will b no
extra charge for reserved ssats. The Ju.
bilee Singers will hold forth In National
Guard Hall. Virginia. this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20

wnSiSo THEIR HoSoRs.-A the late
examination for second-grsde certificates
the following. named ladies were success
full: Mrs. Mcnamara. Miss shsehan, Miss
Currier, Miss Davis. Miss Cordisll. Miss
sullivan, Mrs. Griffin. Mrs. Jsssup. Miss
Buckley, Mrs. Swift. Miss Simpson Miss
Tinmcns, Miss Brophsy. Miss Nsall. Mss
patterman, Miss MadigHn. Mrs.. Pottsr.
Mrs. Mygatt. Miss cashion. NM. shep-
pard, Miss Lincoln. Miss MArsnis. Aiss
Davis. Ms. Mercer. and Miss Daley. The
ns,h.i Of competitive exanination can,
not be too highly commended. and IL vii
doubtless have the effect Of keeping out Of
our schools many Incompetent and worth
less teachers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20

IHAsAxs MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and ~
stores the complexion. removes frrckiss. tan
and .allowness; makes the skin ION. white I'D
delicate. Its application cannot he detectei.s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
PETER lARkln.

Hts LAss ssassmsss-ns Q~nsssisn
or HIS 0sils Finally ssetlsa-
Cards from Lawyers Drasssa
and Csute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
crock %aEr0kT.

srOcK sErokr.
~luuro.rzp pAnr IT n =. KrAfrxe . col
. Frs.sises Beard
LAST rvxxNo.
go Belmont, as.aS
rs Hurska c1u.. %
40 L<opArd.t
ioo Jefferson. a5c
ss Northern Bslie, Is. "a
100 Gila. Sc
500 osddss 4 Bertrand. AZ
go Iced. ~. 81
SO poorman. fe
So Manhattan. II. NV, u. i3S
50 G~nsrsi Themes. Soc
40 Grand Prxe.A
llOs y dso. 5.ta
$50 aslden Chariot. AZ
$50 New coso. a.,
1915 Justice. iik, liz. nk I'D
100 Union Con-. wv
l0e
80 Ju, IA. a..
100 silver NIL. 81
SIS Knieherboetsr. os
20 New York, Use
20 oceidshtsl. sc
80 DsrdHneiisr, IN
80 Baiti NOR Ia
as DAYTON, ~
50 Phil sheridsn. Al
ITO Lady Warrington. !. ik
To- bullion. ~
aiio .sliiornis, Is. a. tsx. 70 so
$40 Con. Virgins, 50. ~. tx. %. obs, ts
b.. S1x. tss. sSk
100 Prospeet. SSo
To Trojan, 15ke, SOC. sc
sS North Con. Virginia, sse. Csc
50 Roek Leland. Xc
$50 Mexican. i1t. TN
$50 Ophir. u, sik IS, 3is
30 cosn Pom, Ravin.. aoe
so Be-, ! islsh.r. q. ny, - ns
$50 rsllev jsshst. IN. l2s
SO chcllar- rote~i. 81,
rus ~oHruss.
io3o ophir. Is, 2aS. 3JA
asss MEXICAN. lsx, 10. iss. is<. l9s
1850 Gould 4 Carry. ian, Ia. its
400 Sss, . Bslehsr. s's. M. ssS. Sh. 70
ssS California. IS, saS. 8, 80. sss. sS. i'x,
ssx
80 Coo. v.rGinis, seS. 50. 49,
2i0 ChAiisr, ssx TN
ie7s Hale q norersss, q, ~
ir0 Crown Point. s, 81, fs.Tk
so jacket, f3s
sess lmpsrlia, 100. LIS
Ai0 Kentuek. 81
us alpha. iy<. %. 2pk
lS5 Bslchss. ~
80 Csnnisnes. sh
<3s sierra Nevada. So
10 Utah. 10 b3
2sso bullion. II. iiik. II bis
400 Kxehsausr. a.ss
bssx. bslehsr. %
eos ovsrmsn. es. y. % bio
i6o0 justice IAN. IN
1910 Union Csa-. et
ltiO Julia. th
ISIS Caledonia. i0h
$50 Baltimore. ~
is0 silver Hin. 5k
Is Dayton. ~
TO Nsv York. COO
~ hock IslAnd. SOC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
TAX SALE POSTPONED.
HOUSE 70 RENT.

CENo 300. TO O. r. RowELL . 90.
> Ncv York, fer rsuphis. Of 100 pal.s. eon
iaining lists Of 1000 Eewspepsu. Nd :
shovtng cost Of advsrtisiie. nf1I
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
At rAE cApIrAL.
REPoRr OF THE WARDEN OF
THE STATE PRIsON.
The psIiisn Tax IAw-The BilI -
.Prohtbis GsmbiinE-our Lsgfs-
lassrs werkisE Actively.

I,ssx OF. SPECIAL coRRrsrosDrsr.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
.eESrIE1Is,s olofuIIs, Etc.

'sESlIEHssy OLofHIrs. Etc.
Housing Attractions
GREAT REDUCTION OF pRloEs
BANNER
m. Great closAlsr ofvlrsi.l. City.
Owe. .ss .,: 10 .: sa: s. e :..:s.' SEASON
BANNER BROTHERS
oa.r to tn. public ,l.lr lnn.n.. stock Of
WINTER
AT PRICES so Low
A. to compare Avorsbly with the tine.
OUR ,MxENsr AND coxrLriE STOCK
GENTS. ASB BOYS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS;
Blankets, Trunks, Vallses,
Hats and CAPS, Etc.,
We propose to unload ct PANIC Pk!cks.
uladden the hearts Of purcnsssss sna
terribly all compositions
VIZ INVITE COMPARISON.
A . caresul examination will ssdsfy al In need
Of Clothing that
Our Prices Are Way Below ANYTHING
Ever offered in Virginia oa,y.
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner OF O and faylsr streets,
virginia, NEVADA.
taSm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-20
SENSIBLE Views on rux PLAN,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-Ths Joint Com
mittss's compromise bill still csatnuss
TO bs the all-sbsorbing topic OF eonversa-
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-13
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, Pa MARcH18, 1877
THE SUN.
NEW YORK.
1871

The different editions OF THE sun during the
next year will be the same during the year that
has iust passed. The daily edition will on week
days be sheet of four pages, and ON sundays u
sheet OF eight pages, or 30 broad columns while
the weekly edition Will be q sheet OF eight pages
Of the same dimensions and character that are
already familiar 10 our trends,
The Sun Will continue to be the strenuous nd
vocate OF refOrm and ietrenchment and of the
substitution OF craftsmanship, wisdom and In
in the administration Of public affairs, it viii
contend for the government OF the people by the
people aud for the people. as opposed to govern.
ment IN the ballot box and in the counting Of
votes enforced by military violence. II will en-
deavOr to supply Its readers-a body now not FAR
from million of sous-.with the most careful,
complete and trustworthy accounts OF current
events and will employ for this purpose n numer.
Gus and carefully selected stan OF reporters and
correspondents. It's reports from Washington,
especlali, will be full accurate and fearless and
it will doubtless continue to deserve the hatred of
those who thrive by plunderlng the Treasury or
by usurping what the law does not give them,
while II win endeavOr to merit the confidence Of
the public by defending the rights OF the people
Phe price OF the daily Sun will be 55 cents
month or $3.50 year. post paid, or with the sun.
day edition SI70 a year
The SUNDAY edition alone eight pages, 81 30 u
year.
The WEEKLY Sun, eight pages Of SO broad col
unns, VIII be furnished during 1877 nt the rate of
The beneft of this large reduction from the
previous rate for THE WEEKLY can be enioyedby
making up clubs At the same time, II any Of
our friends choose to aid In extending circulation
we shall be grateful to them. and every such per-
son who sends ten or more subscribers from one
place will be entitled to one copy Of the paper
for himself without charge. Atone dollar year,
postage paid, the expenses OF paper and printing
are hardly repaid and, considering the size Of
the sheet and the quality OF its contents, we are
confident the people will consider THE .WEEKiY
wd Ine and gnSsss We st s n he yX
S6t Address, TIL SUN, New York City, N. Y
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-03-13
NetC Pension .Ldac.

TINDER All act of Congress approved March 3,
I 1873, widows nf officers who were killed, OF
died OF disease contracted i'll the service. are now
entitled TO s200 per month for each of their chill
dren.
The guardian uf a minor child of a soldier who
heretGtore only received sS.0 per month pension
is now entitled to $40. per moth.
soldiers who receive invalid pensions can now
have their pensions increased to any sum or rate
between SH. and sl8. per month.
Soldiers who have lost their discharges can now
obtain duplicates,
Fathers and mothers who lost sons in the serv.
ice upuu whom v,iey were dependent for support,
can also obtain pensions
The underSlgred having had over 10 years ex.
peTiencp IN the Claim agency business will attend
promptly tn claims under the above act.
Call On or address
LEWIS POTTER.
Stnrney FOR Claimants,
New Bloomfield,
2utf. Perry Co., Pa
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
NAN sEey1cs = m ma.

noaAiag w. - last sveaiag - .talk
evs h;eet e u ssrvlr IN Y6al
soa y ~ BLACK 1s11 vAlu - paSai
pstsd in by several Of onf sost peoniasai
cidaene. The tins ffoa CAioaeo 70 Dad
wood. via YaAkson sand Pie1e. vas figured
doxn TO lourtsen Assss len than b. any
oskar rouiA ) The lsarss wers nads by
pracsical ssl1e men, who have I'D large
expssiencs h conveying nails Il thswesseln
country, and their conclusions may b relied
upon = abselutsly correct TAs reaalt Of
Last .svsnilg's work Win Be- made into, :
ssalenent fof the use Of the postal conm mis-
sioa, md il d hoped that Nesars. Fox ard
Hubbard will - that we ,are properly rp-
resented belbrs u dspassms1t. The messs
liag hyossd he pss3sss q maarlhg : go.
Itinuoas nail route ftom Yanktoa % euny,
inatsad Of = ftliyisioe int lire reutss, . i
ths eass unAsR ths prssanA arrangement. Il
y expsctsd thai there Will be some opposi-
tion to this propositioa. but = there i
notlliag sas das'S iasit thass lhoua be
no sesioss o6jectioa 10 ID adoption. S .,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
1Nro,RMAr1oN WANTED.

Postmaster Howard wants to know wha,
- shall do. He 4 is-receiving pecks Of Let.
ters from the east asking him to ssnd descrip'
(tians of Dakota and of Yankton. BE can.
not reply to these letters. There are too
many Of them, and an answer to each one
would require several pages Of writing, q,
the questions are numerous and no: of the
kind which can be .satisfed BY plain yes OF
no. There i no immigration commissioner
to go to and no printed matter available for
his purpose. So our postmaster is in .
wor1e fx than he was when the civil SER
vice rules were first put forth. He wants to
crafty all these eastern home seekers, he
has great deal which he yearns to tell
them, but while the spirit is 90 willing the
fesh shrinks from the enormous task. His
predicament leads US to suggest that it might
be we'll for Yankton to organize little
immigration bureau Of is own for the pur-
pose of disseminating information 80 con-
SANITY sought for. We might call it board
of trade OF business mems association OF
anything else appropriate. The expense
would be slight and the benefit to be derived
therefrom incalculable.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11
sEnslBLR ADVICE.

You are asked every day through the col.
umns Of newspapers and by your Druggi.,
to use something for your Dyspspsia and
Liver Complaint tia. you know nothing
.ssSs ass, ,a os Ess e.sss''s1S :p.ns1
you aaaisfacso.y proof that G.sEss Arous.
FLowsa will cure you Of Dyspsfsis md
Liver Complaint with ell its efectiy such u
Sour Stomach, Sick Hesdacl Z, Habitual
Costivens1 palpitatioa Of the Heart Heart.
burn, Water-brash, Fullnsa u the pit d
the etonsch, Yellow Skin. Coated Tongue,
Iad6oessios, swinming q ahs hse1, lew;
spirih ~, ~ ask yoa toes y yoss Drag.
90 Ailb Z Pssdy, cd - 0aopls RstiIe
Eof 0nxREs AU0UUf RLOWn fos 10 esala
cd W 4 q . ssgalas siss lss IS csss
Two doso viii relieve yos.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-11


The following is sto.morrov, g programme
of the institute exercises: .---7.,-se
Nsne oesock, a m.-sO Outline.map excrcis
g; keeping school-rolls and records; *per.
centa9e; strictness of school programme
sprimarg language elesson alphabetys. word
method.
u Rnfp psss one o'eloekp m.-*Puuctua,ion
and infections; pronunciation marks. Die.
tionary; diagram analysis; school signals
instead Of words: *climates. seasons, NC
tions Of earth examination papers.
NorE-Exercises marked will be drills
or recitations BY the class. to show the con.
ductor's method Of teaching the subject in
school. Those not marked may be either
brief lectures, discussions or familiar talks
BY an. Music rollcall and intermissions
will occur at proper intervals.
The people Of Yankton and strangers
visiting here are earnestly invited to attend
the institute sessions.