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The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
THE DAMAGED CLOTHING.

The stock of clothing OF the New York
Clothing House, which was so damaged by
fire and water early last Sunday morning.
has been removed by the proprietor, Mr.. b.
Cohen, where he is drying it to prevent It
from moulding. 1t is necessary to mako
I'D q new entire stock of goods, and the
old place has got to undergo considerable
repairs, and probably three or four weeks
will have elapsed before these things can
be done, at the end of which time Mr.. Co.
hen will again be able TO wait on his custo-
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
PENINsULAR NEWS.
Compiled from our Exch anges.)
D DELAWARE.

Compiled from our Exch anges.)
DELAWARE. b..
Clover and other hay has been seriously
damaged by the frequent rains.
d The corn crop has been much injured by
insects and the cool wet weather.
The Lewes and Rehoboth Railroad will
be ready for travel about the Ath instant.
j Twenty young ladies and gentlemen ofMil-
ford, will shortly encsmp on Slaughter
Beach. f.l i, .toIE a1 ea l"rl w 'at.|
Mr.. Turtle, late U. 8. Consul at Port
Lous, arrived at his home, Georgetown,
Dal., on Wednesday last, ,,.,s ,,-.,
James B. R. Powell, Esq. an old resi-
dent, and leading citizen of Pennington,
died suddenly on Wednesday, in the Goth
year of his age.
The odd fellows of Milford will celebrate
the 4th of July with an address In the af-
ternoon and festival In the evening. 1t is
anticipated that j. w. Stokes. G.. g., of the
M. W., Grand Lodge of the U. s.
At the last regular communication of
Temple Lodge, No Q, A. +. A. M, the fol-
lowing were elected for the ensuing year
Dr.. r.. Y. Mason, w. NJ; ]. II. Abbott,
S. W.; B. Hlrsh, j. W. j. w. Truitt,
Treasurer; s. M. Simpler, Secretary.
Mr.. Noyes Spencer our new Real Estate
A gent has, sold 10, James II. Repley, Eco,
of New York State, the farm of VIM. d.
Il ,dclife near Lincoln, conseining 356 acres
for 81 800, and also to he ssiae party
tie farm Of DR.. W. Purneli, Ton the Har-
.rineton road, containing q acres fol
$3,250.00.
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which have arisen between the two Houses,
the Sonata will nronahIy trim m nh ~

which have arisen between the two Houses,
the Senate will PROBABLY triumph.
The saving to the Government by House
measures this session will be considerable,
but not by any means as much as it should
be, and not as great as it would have been
if the several appropriation bills had been
reported earlier in the session.
At Tuesdays Cabinet meeting the inter-
national monetary conference mcnopo!ized
good deal of the time, About every pow
er In Europe has signifed its acceptance of
Mr.. Evarts' Invitation save Germany and
England, No more important gathering,
as weighed by its relations to interests that
are universal over the whole civilized globe,
has ever been convened, at least not 10
modern times, and Mr.. Evarts may feel a
justifable pride in the prominent part he
has had in inaugurating movement that
will bring into personal conference the rep.
resentatives of hundreds of millions of peo~
pie. IA
1t appears the settled conviction about
the War Department that we are to have
another Iadian war this Summer, and that
we may deem ourselves fortunate If we can
confne the disconlent to tribes already In
arms against us.
DOW
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
Centennial

On 5th day cf May we opened our Cloth
Ing only Art floorIwirh TX cen salesm ST.
During the Sprir z and .Su inner our bu re
ness so increased that in the Fall we WEI,
compelled to buy off tt e lease Of A a
Stewart Il On. for the upper floors, and
force of ioriy salesmen to meet the demand
of our customers sAnd now, after tw-
years Of unprecedented succt So, never be
1oIe known in This CITY, our business has
more than doubled from Year T., year to
such an extentthat we now use the entire
five floors with u stock of over Half a Mil
lion of Dollars Of Fashionable Clothing
with sixty. seven gentlemen salesman, who
will show you through our building and
consider IT no trouble to show you gOoos 4
you don't buy. Our sales have oeen sc
large during the months of March and
April that we have beeu c mp
make up al en- ire. econd.
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CARRYING THE WAR INTO JERSEY.

Yesterday afternoon half dozen or so OF
the temperance workers of the city got the
Alice E. Preston and went over to Penns>
grove where temperance meeting was held.
The pavilion was taken possession Of and
though but little notice of the meeting had
been given, over a hundred persons In
short time congregated from the neighbor>
hood around.
The meeting was presided over by Henry
W. Morrow, and addresses were made by
Mr.. Morrow, J. Larkin Smedley, John B.
Cook, Rev. Mr.. Van Horn, and Rev. Geo.
Day. 1t is the intention OF these gentlemen
to continue these meeting at Pennsgrove
every Sunday afternoon.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
CHANGE OF TINE.

To-day the new schedule will go into ef-
feet on the Wilmington and Northern Rail
road. Trains will leave Wilmington for
Reading at .25 q. m. and 8 p. m, arriving
at the latter place at 1925 q. m. and 7.O3
D. 10. Trains will leave Reading for VIII
ming ton at 7.45 q. NJ. and 3.45 p. M, ar
irving at 1l.80 q. M and 7.35 p m. The
Coatesville train will leave that place at
6.15 q. M, arriving here at S.05 .. m, re-
turning will leave here at $40 p. a., reach
ing Coatesville at z p. m.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MAD DOG IN HEDGEVILLE.

Much excitement was created in Hedge
vile, yesterday afternoon, by rabtd dog
belonging to VIM. Robinson. The dog has
acted strangely for several days, but ne
one had any idea that he was affected with
hydropho5ia. Yesterday, however, he
showed unmistak able signs of madness
and bit George Sedgwiek an employee on
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad
The wound was upon the right hand,
tearing through the leaders and mutilating
the flesh very much. DR.. West cauterized
the wound. Officer Neal Gibbons shot the
dog.
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Mr.. ARTHUR, who, as the Chief of th

Mr.. ARTHUR, who, as the Chief of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
ought to know whereof he speaks, denies
in the most emphatic terms the rumors
current relative to contemplated general
strike on the railways. If the railway men
are wise they will avoid the possibility Of
such damaging alliance with tramps and
outlaws as brought disgrace and odium on
their cause last summer.
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DISCHARGED.

Last spring George Davis, who lived in
the city at that time, was suspected OF
stealing watch from Richard Bordelette,
who keeps store at Church and Curlett
streets. Shortly after he disappeared and
was not seen until Saturday morning, when
officer Jones spotted him, and in the after
poon made the arrest. On hearing yes
terday morning Davis was dismissed On a
scarcity of evidence.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
ROBBERY AND SHOOTING.
BOLD ROBBERY AND A DETERMINED DE-
.- FENDER OF THE ROBBERS.

FENDER OF THE ROBBERS.
About 2 O'Clock Sunday morning the hoI
tel OF William Guthrie, at Glasgow, was
entered by robbers and over hundred dol
lars in money, valuable gold watch, a re-
volver and u lot of cigars and tobacco
taken. The robbers are supposed to have
opened the bar room when they effected an
entrance, and to have made their exit
through the kitchen estrance. The money
was In bureau drawer In Mr. Guthrie's Is
bed room and the revolver lay upon the top
of the bureau. Mr.. Guthrie was awaA ened
by noise similar to the striking of a
match, IN the rooms below, and when
search was instituted no one was to be
found. The bar room and kitchen doors
were open. The robbers were traced from
there to cabin just outside of Browntown,
on the Hare's corner road, near the rail
road crossing, which is owned by negro
by the name Of Dave Williams Word be-
ing brought to the police station, officers
Bouzarth and Brickel were sent to the place
to arrest the parties. Frank Jackson, a
negro, was found hiding under the house,
and came out on the summons of the off,
GERS. Officer Bouzarth took Jackson In
charge, but Williams showed signs of fight,
and assaulted officer Brickel with pair of
shears, when the officer fired on him with
bis revolver, the bullet taking effect in VIII
liam's left groin. Meanwhile Bozarth gave
his prisoner over to another officer aud
came to Brickle's assistance, when Jackson
broke away and taking to his heels made
his escape good. DR.. Blocksom dressed
Jackson's wound which. though of pain
full nature, is not dangerous.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17

BEAcoNsFIELp wants to protect Constan-
tipople and Asiatic Turkey, including
Egypt, and be will leave the Czar and the
Austrian Kaiser to do as they please about
the balance of Turkey in Europe. Poor
Turkey.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
ORDIN

At St. Andrews P. E. Church, Eighth
and shipey streets, yesterday morning,
Mr.. D. NJ. Bates, Jr., son of Hon. D. NJ.
BATES, OF this city, was ordained to the min
istry by Right Rev. Bishop Lee. Mr..
Bates will propably go to China in few
months as miss onary. hE. si
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
M ASONIC TEMPLE,
A DJOURNED CONSTABLE'S SALE.
sALE POSITIVE.
PROPRIETOR.

By ,virtre OF sundry writs, TO me direct
VIII be exposed to Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, the goth day of June, A H.,
1878.
On the the premises OF Jesse Sharpe, situ-
ated IN Brandywine Hundred, In New las
tie County, Delaware, at 10 oclo M,
tii me following described Personal Property
w.: w. Fivr horses, 30 milch cows. l bull,
m nogs, 2 bnggles. one W. .th top. Jenny Lind Linz
wagon, wagon, q milk cans, farm wa$ ons, mllR ,tas
= roller, wheat Grill, 1mower and reaper
so,n so,noin ned, 2uouble sets CT harness 2sdhgie
81 oe's or harness, 2plows and ha,roWs, 2seIs
wh Arm harness, l gripdstone, ~ acre o.
", wneat In the ground more or lees, 20 acres
~ VI oats the ground more or l. ss, 6o acres
VI vi grass more ar less; lot of rakes' forRs'
ptcks and snovels,a a d sundries
Selzed and laken in executionas the pre-
porty Of Jesse sharpe, AMI to pe sold ny 4
u,, ISAAC DILLlN, Constable.
wilmington, June Sth, 1873. ~ fl A.t r, .
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LOCAL NOTES.

The Foundry fires are reviving. X
Boating parties are all the rage now.
The strawberry crop is on its last legs.
1t was more like leafy June, yesterday.
Never bother bee when he is buzzing.
David Davis has horse called " Hoodle>
bug"
Deviled crabs at Fulmer's, SOC Market
street.
Smoke Cbapman's cent Havanas and be
happy. je15-1w
Read the advertisement of Monterey
Springs.
Some New York ladies are wearing gilded
straw hats.
Delaware farmers are exultant over fine
wheat crop.
Outdoor temperance meetings will soon
be started again.
The wheat fields just outside of town are
turning yellow rapidly.
Good hats at low prices at McCloskey's
Opera House Hat etore.
The Schuylkill and Delaware catfish have
differently shaped heads.
People who didn't 20 to church went over
to Pennsgrove, yesterday.
A fine Mackinaw hat for SO at Nc
Closkey's, 812 Market street.
To-day the St. Mary's Pioneer Corps will
70 I,,o
Ladies' cabbas, fine pocket books, and
hair brushes, at Mrs. Taggert's, 607 Market
street.
If another republican editor says Jim
Anderson has the jim jams shoot him on
the spot.
The United States makes ten milli ons OF
hair pins annually. That's the kind of hair
pins we are.
Fine Summer hats of all styles at Nc
Closksy's Opera House Hat store, s12
Market street.
Montery Springs is nice place to 60
about the time the gold bugs descendeth
upon the sweet potato vines.
The religious services at the Holly Tree
Inn, yesterday, were conducted by Rev. M.
W. Pratt, Of the Unitarian Church.
W. s. Wood, taxidermist, No. 903 Market
street, Wilmington, Del. All kinds Of
birds, beasts and reptiles stuffed to order.
The ladies Liquidation Society, of the
Grace NJ. E. Church, will go to Cape May
on the 25th of June, On the new steamer
Republic.
When you see bright baby pleased with
itself and everybody else, be sure that Dr..
Bulls Baby syrup has been used. only rs
cents per bottle. f.,
Mrs. Mary E. Tillottson, who was dress.
reforming Wilmington about a year ago, is
going round with Dr.. Mary Walker. When
the bows see them on the street, they shout:
"There goes DR.: Mary and her dad 70
If YOU desire cheeks with roses of health
upon them; If you want that peculiar bril-
liancy of complexion so priced by ladies and
admired by everybody; If, in word, you
want that perfection of physical appearance
that pure blood insures, use DR.. Balls
Blood Mixture.
What lovely flower is the lily of the
valley, and how closely resem bling 1t In
purity is the complxion which has been
embellished with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP,
that wholesome aid to beauty.
SILVER LOCKS GROW DARK from the use
of HILLS HAIR DYE.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
THE WATER WITCH.

The steam yacht Water Witch started for
Sea Breeze, Saturday evening, about 2
o'clock, and returned to the city at IL
O'Clock, last evening. The party which
numbered about Is persons, stopped at Sea
Breeze for several hours and enjoyed them
selves very much. Several of the crew say
the little vessel labored magni6cently.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE SHIPMENTS

On Saturday night only a few scattering
crates of Strawberries were shipped over
the Delaware Road. The shipment Of vege-
table products is now very heavy, potatoes
being the most numerous.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
BUDD LOPER ON DECK,

"Budd" Loper, living on Greeley street,
went into neighbours house at 2 O'Clock
Yesterday morning and kicked up thunder
about some dishes, which he declared had
been taken from his house. 1t cost Budd''
$1.50.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17

The Miners on the Pacific coast have
created considerable excitement in San
Francisco, by strike against a reduction
of one dollar per day in their wages. They
demand continuance of five dollars. The
Consolidated Virginia Mine has agreed to
advance that in the future.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
CLOTHING HOUSES. |
PROCLAMATION u
Citizens of Philadelphia and Sm rossnd
F% Ing L0Untry u,

owing to the Great success and Prosper.
ity OF our enterprise rwo years ago, We
take this metnoa ot tfiapking the peop 9
dence. During tbs pct w0 years We h. We
tried to do onruuty, and have not faile !
In the attempt, lsi~hy we make this spet ial
announcement TO The reA lie ON tie 6th OF
May, SIG. wien was the FIRST Centennial
to our ArIerican Peope and Republic.
which nev er wilt he forgottt by the citi-
Zens OF Tniladelphia
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TEN CENTS EXTRA.

On ard after July the 1st, the P. W. q B..
R. R. Company will charge ten cents extra
on tickets taking passengers 10 or from the
West Philadelphia Depot.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
HEAVY FAILURE.

Mr.. j. W. Griggs, who used to live near
Whining ton, on the Philadelphia pike, fall
ed short time ago for the sum of $780,
900. He was furnisher Of railroad sup
plies.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference OF uRion NJ 4.
Church will be held next Thursday evening
Leve Feast Friday evening. .
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17

-.If these tornadoes continue, Western
people will have to anchor their cows."k
The Morning herald., 1878-06-17
BOARDING..

RoARDING.-Che4p, at 1916 shipley st.
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Ell EG ANTE
7 EXTENSO SURTIDO

! En- esta imprenta Sc ACADIA de recibir
por los nltimos vapores, un grandiosf
surtido de efectos de escritorio del 1oS,
delloado gnsto, procedentes de Alema.
MIA, Francia, Espaha y Estados- Unidos
he aqui una relacion del surtido:
Papel de imprenta, diferentes dimensiones
-ldem de color para cubieras. -Idem secsp.
te doDie, blanco y encarnado. o.-Idem sin colo
para eopiar = Idem espafol blanco de j. ?. O',, =
s'-idem rayado -Idem de cartas de todos
!amancs classes. -S0bres yariados desde tar.
leta al mas grande Escribanias de excalan-
Ie gnsto, de bronco, MADEIRA, cristal metal
salVanlzado, con preciosas tiguras aleaorIas
Ifinteros Gle cristal para viaie. .-LImnia,.
pluinas de porcelana -Escaerillas para hin.
mas. Brochas para copiar -Timbrcs nara
mesa -Reglas Cartabones de MADEIRA. shane
con on netesy si'l ellos. -Gomas para borrar lsniz
tnta Pisa papeles cristal, bronco marmoI
ae mu2no gusto. Coma lfquida en- frascos cor .IS,
81 rocha.-L@ere pojo negro. -0bleas ~
Dllumlnos para belo.-seeadores de tiut
pGpltres ,-Porta-plumas desde 10 clas
nierlor hasta la de mas lujo --Caias de
y natlcas.. Colecciones de dibuio.-,Jr
lDfos. os.-Repertorios oha infinidad
oS &c cuyo merlto podr& convence
2 acefqne "a imprenta del BOIe
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SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL.
S. D., PUERTO RICO.
Convocatoria i Junta ge

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articn,os 46 de los Estatute
mento General de esta Soc
sus accionlstas para lap
ordlnarla que deDera cf
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G. AU0(FEREQ Y G0WP>
SASTRERIA.


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@@la mayor extraction. --Bombas
s~euarapo horizontales, verticales v de va
fSor-Mdquinas de rapor, verticates, horizon
tales fijas y portatiles de uno, dos tres ciiin-
dros, con expansion, condensation, senceillas y
todos tamafios. Mdquinos atn,ostaricds que no
gastan caliera, carbon nj aqua. -Tdchos al
rdcie y triple etecto con sus bombas Y conden-
sadores, injection y superfcales para lu-
cares en- donde escasea el aqua Tachos de
capor al aire libre.-- Eraporadora de Wet
gel Bour y otros s-Clarifcod0res rectangula-
res, semi-esf6ricos continues - Centqtitgas
de Hepworth, Weston Manlove, Alliot -Ffuros
de precipitation, de sacos, carbon animal, V
Filtros prensas. .-Calderds de flu> es, cilindri-
cas-, seccionales, Galloway, multiubulares Y
compuestas. - Calentadores y purifcadores
de aqua para calderas que ofrecen una econo-
mia de 20 a so por ciento en- combustible, que
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M'llB IIlElIfl d 70 llf0-llcO
PREOIos DE ANUNoIos.

Deun4 eHia lineas de imnresion pEubIic6nao.
9aesA 4<Nx44ee 90 cts. en- Ia Hisnas prl 90
ea Dn cue exeeda ds'los seis = Los precios 50
ran aoolee 4z11H}oe anuHoios hayan de- n,,hlsse rs
Ga anraet9r4N 8 en- q niimeryos an tiro,
GENE los - e9tas hncas = Por meees amos "a al
mlten a4unciQs preelos conyencfonales - Tsns az az
mNnica19e 30 c0brarAn ecentavos la Inca In,
press: - Annncicsy e0munisados se aboraar6n ada
lantndoG. sue
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SOCIEDADES.
Seeisdaa kn6lima
MERCANTIL..
S. j., PUERTO-RICO.
AS0ClACI0N DE CREDPTO
CONSTIrUIDA POR ACCIONES.

Capital social ........ 81 600. 600 nom
Id realizado Is de
Nosiemhre 1917. 22l, ,904 32 efvo
Acciones suscritas { Il dc
Noviembre 1877 l........ 1885,;
Id. sin snscribir ......... 4,42i
Operaciones de que Sc ocupa la Sociedad.
Descontar, prestar, giiar, ilevar cuentas go.
rrientes, admtir depositos, recibir mpcsicio
nes abonantio inter6s, verihear cobranzas poi
cuenta ajena, negociar valores con sin sl
resFonsabilidad, y cuantas otras operaciones
de credito banea one no sc opongan 4 sus
Estatutos Reglamentos.
Tipos acordados para las operaciones.
l0p. q annual rara los descuentos
Up, . anual para los prestamos.
/ pa por comision de cohranZa.
p. q al trimcstre sobre el vaior de los de.
p6sitos en- custodia.
Las cuentas corrientas son levadas gratni-
tamente no exigiendosc NADIA de los interesa-
dos per los 'obros pagos.
La sgnlente tarifa expresa el inter6s que
abona la Sociedad por las imposiciones pIa-
70 flo:
De $500 arriba por 3, y meses, 5pss
anual.
De Id. Id por 6, :, 8 6 9 meses 6 r. q id.
DE III. III por 10, l. IL meses Z p. % i'd
D~id. Id por ILLNESSES eA adelante 8p9s id
Director, Marques dc Ia Esperansa. -Secre.
tario, u. JOSH antonio Canals. -- Contador,
D. Rafael Perez y Garcia - Cajero, II. Lau.
''san0 Feon All 3.
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MuebLes.
~. SAN FRANCISCO -.

n FL el antigua acreditado almacen del
O que snscrihe, sc acaba de recibir ua va
" ia,lo surtilo de muebles do toslas pfoce-
denGef lie Qnstn moderno, los que 81 prOpo
re 'Ader { pieeios de qnemazon AprOve.
csiarse, T'ues, los que necesiten, segHros de qne
por maclios nuevosdep6sitss que rec0rran, ven
dian parar nj antigno del que tirma, nor Ias
exeepcionales condicones d8venta u Ii indBs.
putable superioridad de los aFticulos
y. 81 DIRE. Qairico Masj,tun.
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PAPEL DE CARTAS,

Ena8 AdIaihistrael0n del BoLr19N d h "a.
clbldo AZ Europa IN abundante surtiio az -.
pei sobres de todos tamaio. 4 ,clases. nr,. a,o
pdeit0 p4ra 81 e0nlercio u laS iSiiliI Iii;S -
e vende { precios md diGos por Isl 3 ii
). gs..sass s,.!1 :! ~ pApsI M abgo ypara cuen-
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ser, y q
maqalnaria al va
JOHN Fo,rier y
IS al vapor para
3. Fleming y C'
4 maquinaria J tinta
iasones Sims y Head
.ccs agrfcolas, Molinos
a1.'s''fes. E. RdnsoDies y G.
Gnal q para trabajar maderas,
quincalleria etc. --Sres. J. B.
Slehester. AEaratos para la
Aras, Y los materiales en- que
Y Desk " Glasgow. Escri-
casas de comereio Y parti-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-03
r.,xAsErn cADy STANTON.

The lecture committee after having given
to the people OF Yank,on = series Of enjoy.
able entertainments havs displayed good
taste in leaving the best for the lase, and We
feel sure that the announcement that the
veteran lady Lecturer Of America will speak
at the Congregational church on next Tues
day evening. the 9th, viii he hailed with
pleasure by all.
Mrs. Stanton IL one vi the finest types Of
true womanhood known. Though the frosta
Of sixty winters have silvercd her hair, the
energy Of her youth is still there. Stately
aud digniied in her bearing, she commands
the respect that handsome old age alwsy'
induces. As lecturer ,he is the peer o.
any woman now on the rostrum, and few
speakers now before the public draw thu
audiences which invariably greet her APP
penrance. Her subject here will be "Oul
Girls" in which questions Of vital impor
lance are handled in the moat able and elo
quent n
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-03
or rsADE ssxrlso.

In accordance with q notice published in
the Press and Dakotaian . meeting Of the
businen nsn Of Yaskton wss held las eve.
ming at ]. r. Sanborn's store for the capsid.
aasiou Of the project to organize = board Of
trade Tor The city Of Yankton. s
Thsrs was q. good attendance Of leading
men and the meeting va called to order by
Capt. Mcyay. Dr.. J. A. Potter was chosen
chairman and Jsa. 6. Foster secretary.
The subject before the meeting was gener'
ally discussed and finally the following com.
nittee was appointed by the chair to draf
r~ssolutions and prep,re . constitution and
bylsws for permanent organization
". W. Brookiugs E. P. Wilcox, Newton
Edmunds, J. c. Mcysy, A. w. Lavender
Charles Eiseman aud Wm. p. Dewey.
The meeting adjourned with the under
standing that it should again assemble ut til,
call of the chairman to take action upor
the report of the above committee and Il
transact such other business a. may COM
before it.