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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24
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Aatsursea session.

Adjourned oessisa.
OFFICE SoAnp or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, !
YANKTON. ID. T.. Oct. Slst 1878. )
Board met pursuast 70 adjournment.
Presen,-Commlssioner N. r. OhllAan,
chairman, and w. q. Valentine; also E.
Miner, clerk. and N, A. Baker. sheriff.
On motion the board proceeded 70 desw
the names Of forty jurynsn to al The panel
for the November term Of court, aud tho
following names werc chosen:
James Clark, Al Fuller.
James Grove, N. d. GArdner.
Eugene Cutting, Frank Gill.
G. w. Delmater. A. N. Glozier,
F. N. Devoe. w. 8. Goodwin,
Geo. ]. DovOe, Geo. W. Green,
f. J. Dewitt. Fred Hammond,
James Donahue, J.. II. Hanson,
Henry Dubois. j. NJ. Har,elt,
Hiram Durham. H. A. Harvey.
Wm. H. Edmunds, j. BrinkerhoE.
Herman Ellerman. Hans HelRerson.
Charles Fshrenwsld, Geo. Hendershot,
0. A. Fauske, Geo B. H"fhmsp,
Thomas Finnigau, N. U. Hoyt.
s. X. FELTON,. Thomas Inch,
E. l.. Fletcher, II. A. jerks,
John Fogelty, N. Il. Kari,
l.. Foskett, ID. ID. keeler.
Thomas Frick. jacob Lunde,
On motion the bond Of Fred Lerch Tor
liquor license was approved. and the clurk
Instructed to issue tue license.
On motion the board adjourned to meet
o morrow al 10 a.. m.
Attest: Approved:
e MlNEN, n. p. GILMAN.
Clerk. Chairman.
SECOND DAY.
October 22d, 1878.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. p. Gilman,
chairman; w. B. Valentine and Ole Samp.
on also L. Miner, clerk.
The following bills were audited and al.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24

ALL ORDERS FOR OYSTERS
In any quantity promptly attended to q,
Jsnkinson s Pixies. Third ST.. Yank,ou.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24

Chas. Eisemau, Broadway, is civ Ing ex-
ceeding low prices on all kinds Of dry goods
ladies furnishing goods cloaks etc etc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24

Or. u. D. Doass. ssnusi, issvtss's block
Ysnkson.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24
MUSIC FURNISHED.

For Balls. Socia's and evening parties. Prof.
vlnateiri is prepared to furnish piano. forte. VIC.
lin and coruet music for public or private enter
tainmcntS. Address
FELIX VIHATEIRr,
P.O. Yankton, residence. second st.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24
fresh celery at dickinson 4 Pixies.
YAHkroN PRODUCE MARKET.
O THE c. o.

o THE C. o. d.
Five cent cigar. 1t beats them all. For
sale at Jenkinson & Pixies.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24
For RENT.

A nrst class store room. a2xso feet. next ad-
Joining Merchants hotel, broadway. Excellent
location. Apply to
iAnktOn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-24

Carl Bender, rent OF house for pau.
90
James f. Hardin, c%onstable's feee... l3 90
A. w. Barber, 60. Supt., July..... Is 00
=. Eiseman Il Co., mdse for county. l Is
j.. Max, mdse for ail....... 4 90
James Cornell, house rent for pau
la 90
A. w. Barber, Co. Supt., August. Is sc
J. 4 J. Campbell, b. dAteads 70, jail. So OO
w B Valentine, work on court house % Is
Blatt & Buerdorf, mdse for county,. 3 6u
P L Lindholm, furniture for county 36 81
A S%chandein, mdse for county.".". 3 81
NJ A Baker, sherif's fees, July... II as
Frank Swanson, %jailor's salary, July
and August 100 OC
E Miner, salary Co. Clerk, quarter
Ell ding Sept. $50 0t
L H Eliot, deputy aheriff's fess.-. 81 &C
p o News CO., stationery, &c. ....- 10 As
| Phil * F4nlk- Co. Att'vs fees. Sc sc
! KARI Bender, mouse rent LOT p6upef IN 90
Wise Bros, mdse for county... sc
Dakota Herald, printing, &C.,. sc
Wynn & Buckwalter, mdse for county S O(
The report of +. T. White, justice Of the
pc zee for the quarter ending October 30.b.
1873, was approved, and fees allowed a
follows:
E T White, Justices fees.....".....S G5 50
] r Mer.hon, marshars fees....... S 81
C H Bates, "...." IL 00
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13

which was made by several persons In the
town to the effect that Miss Duer had
left Pocemoke City for Baltimore In
male attire. On this point she said: al
have not left the town, except perhaps 70
& visit some friend in the neighborhood."
AS to whether she ever donned male at
tire and appeared in 1t in public, as has
been alleged by the gossips Of the town,
Miss Duer said nothing. Some further
conversation ensued, in the course OF
which Mrs. Duer stated that her daugh-
ter was passlonately fond of reading. Of
ten sitting up nearly all night with her
books Miss Duer said that her favoriie
author was Byron, "whose nature" she
remarked, sis similar to my own"
For the past six months Miss Duer has
been studying medicine. On Monday
she gave bail amounting TO $1,000 before
Judge Mock, for her appearance at the
NAV term OF court. The little town is
greatly agitated over this distressing
tragedy, public opinion being divided as
TO whether the shooting was accidental
or not.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
THIRD EDITION
The Treasurer's Accountant.

This morning Mr.. Cornelius Stinson,
the newly-elected Treasurer's Account
ant, called upon City Treasurer Vim
cent, aud announced that he had
taken the oath of Office and was ready to
enter upon the discharge of his duties.
He said he would hold himself in readi-
ness TO receive notice, either oral or writ
ten, from the Treasurer, as to when the
latter would receive him into the office.
Mr.. Vincert politely expressed his re-
greti to Mr.. SEBs9n, but reiterated his
Intention not TO receive MIN INTO his
office at present.
Mr.. John NJ. Taylor, the retiring Ac-
countant, is in the office to-day assisting
the Treasurer to pay the monthly bills.
He has finished his official duties, post
cd the books up to December 10Th, and
as now ready TO depart, leaving every
thing in good condition behind him. Mt.
Taylor's abilities as book-keeper and
accountant, combined with his high per-
sonal character, are too well known to
permit of him being idle for any time,
and he mas already received two ehgi ble
offers of situations in private firms He
has not vet decided what he will do.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
Probable Homicide.

The fight which occurred among a
number of negroes, near Townsend, on
Saturday night last, prom lses TO be OF
serious nature.
The affair was fist reported as having
occurred at a placs called Scrabble" q
short distance from Townsend, but in
stead of that place, IL took place at the
house of Richard Jefferson, near spine
Tree" 1t appears that number OF me-
groes, both men and women went TO the
house of Jefferson for the purpose of hav-
ing a .jolification, and after having been
there a short time fuss commenced, in
which several engaged. For a time
things were hurled around the room In a
very lively manner, and one of the men
went so far as to kick the lamp of the
mantle.
/ This action so enraged the head of the
house that he picked up an axe and pro-
ceeded TO "wade" into the dlsorderly
persons. In doing so he struck Eli Bris-
tor on the head cutting him very badly,
not content with what he had done he
continued his warfare upon the Others,
until the house was about clear, when he
discovered that Brisor was very badly
wounded. lie then called for assist ancc
and the wounded man was carried TO ths
house of Mr.. John Mccoy, where he il
now lying in critical condition.
DIR. Wood Of Odessa, was called TO at
tend the wounded man, but as he die
not seem to improve, Mr.. Samuel Towns
end, was of the opinion that 1t would b'
betterto have the opinion ofanother ply
sician, accordingly he consulted Esquir
Wilson, and Mr.. James Kneally, one @
the Trustees of the Poor, who summon
ed DR.. Oge, the county physician, TO re
pair at once 10 Townsend.
In compliance with the summons, d.
Ogle, went down TO Townsend this morr
. ing, and in company with Esquire Wi
, son and Mr.. Kneally, visited the wounC
ed man. In case that the wounded ma
Is In danger of dying he will be remove
to the Almshouse in this city. But if
: the opinion of DR.. Ogle he will recov,
: Ire will not be removed.
5 Several of the parties who were eI
. gagged in the fight have been arrested an
taken before Esquire Wilson, who in
posed penalty for disorderly condu
and held them in bail to keep the peao
l Esquire Wilson is in possession of u
; axe with which Jefferson struck Bristo
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
Florida SOIidIy Democratic.

TALLAHAssE, December 10.-The
state )aId Of canvassers met here to-day
TO canvass the vote of the November
election aud issued certificates of election
to Davidson and Hull as members of Con-
gress from Florida both arc Democrats.
For long time there was a doubt about
Hulfs ele ction, because the returns from
Breyard county had not been received.
The cause Of the delay was that Brevard
Is an out-of-the-way part Of the state and
the difficulties of communication are SO
great that Intelligence cannot be procured
from there in less than a month This
county gives q majority of 269 for the
Democratic candidate and his majority
in the district is 80.
The county board of canvassers fol
Alachua county on the score OF seriou:
irregularity in the precint returns of thai
county at first refused to canvass the vote
there, bnt In obedancs 10 the Supreme
court, at the motion of the Republican
candidate, did so. The returns from
Brevard, however, have decided the mat
ter as above and Florida takes her plac,
in the next Congress in both houses as
Democratic State, for there is large
Democratic majority in the Legislator,
and the election of a Democratic senator
to succeed Conover, whose term expire,
March 4, 1875, is absolutely certain.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
FOURTH EDITION
General News.

The Eagle furniture factory of Paxson
Bros, at Muncie, Ind, was burned yes
day morning loss $4,000.
In the trial at Pendleton, Oregon, OF
the Indians charged with the murder OF
a settler, one was sentenced to be hanged
January II, and the other two were dis
| charged.
The industrial exhibition of the South
Carolina Agricultural Society opened at
Charleston Tuesday night with a large
attendance of visitors and fine display
of exhibits.
But $4,000 will have TO be raised to
make available the late Joseph p. Ea-
toms legacy of SS0,000 to the Young
Mems Christian Union of Boston and
relieve it of debt.
At Stockton, Cal, yesterday, Rarus
trotted against Goldsmith Maids 2.14b
record, and made the first heat in 2.16a
and the second in 2.12t, running horse
accompanying him.
The schooner Glenwood arrived at Sa-
vannah, Ca, yesterday, from New York
for jacksonville, had sails blown away,
lost two anchors and had two men dis
abled. Put in for repairs.
May Marshall, the pedestrienne, has
accepted challenge from Dan Carroll,
of Warren, Pa, to walk 100 miles al
! jamestown, n. Y, for a purse Of $40O.
The start was made at 7.30 O'Clock last
evening.
The st. Louis (Mo.) Evening Dispatcl
and Evening Post were consolidated yes
terday under the control of John A
Dill, Of the Post. Joseph Pulitzer will
be chief political writer. The paper will
be independent.
Rev. John II. Wray, of New Bruins
wick. \. j., who disappeared on Satur
day, is supposed to have committed sui
eide in Central Park, New York. Hi
memorandum book has been found in thu
"Cave" in the park.
A reception was given at New Yorl
last night to Col. j. NJ. Keating, edito
of the Memphis Appeal, in recognition
Of his heroic fidelity to his profession
during the late yellow fever scourge b
the New York Press Club.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
DUBLIC SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
Personal Property,

On Thursday. the 18th day of Decem Der,
1873, at 10 o. clock, a m, will he sold at
Sheriff's Sale, at the residence of Geo. w
GruBb, near n ewp port, in ChTIstiana han
dred, New Castle county and State of Del
aware, large am cunt of valuable person
al property, comprising 2 horses, ~ cows.
lot of hay. VIII at corn, oaLs, potatoes, IL
wagon, carts. dearborns, sleigh, harness,
plows, drill, reaper, grain cradle, grain
fan, corn shelter, harrow, lot OF poultry
household and Kitchen furniture. dairy
fixtures. and lot OF farming implements.
decl2-wit
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
SALE OF TROTTERS.

The following trotting horses have re-
Gently been SOLD from the Hambletonian
Park trimming course Charles 4. Bow
dies mare, Matthew Kirby, to a Phila-
delphian, for 81 800; T T. Seymour's.geld-
ing, Careless Boy, TO VIM. +. Pollard, of
Baltimore, for 5000; John X. Caulks
gelding, Potato Bug, TO a Baltimorean,
for 500; Chas. w. Benefits mare, Lady
May, 10 Luther NJ. Reynolds, Of Balti-
more, for S400; w. r. Merryfeld's geld.
ing colt, Elmo, 10 Joseph Halsted, OF
Baltimore, for S375.-Edston Md.) Star.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
A FINE PERFORMANCE.

For fine minstrel performance, com.
plete in every detail, 60 to the Grand
Opera House, on Monday evening next,
when Duprez & Bensdict's famous min
strel organization will delight the peo-
pie. Here is what the Chicago Ecenin5
journal says of them.
These charming songsters close their
performances in this city tonight, after
having delighted thousands. The TALENT
of their performers and the excellence OF
their programmes have made them IA
vorites here,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
Port News.

The following is the movement of YES.
sells III tins port:
Schooner Rebecca W. Smith, of Phila.
dolphia, arrived yesterday, aud is now
receiving cargo of phosphate at Wal.
ton, Whann a. Co, consigned to parties
in Savannah, Ga
The schooner w H. Vdn Brtat, of New
York, which arrived a few days age
with quantity of scrap iron for the
Diamond State Iron Co., has discharged
her cargo, and is now receiving cargo
of phosphate for Savannah, Ga,
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
CLOSE OF THE BAZAAR.

The Bazaar under the management of
the ladies of the Provident Society, which
opened in the Grand Opera House on
Tuesday evening, closed last evening
The attendance throughout was good
especially last evening, and most of the
articles that were on sale were di'posed
of and those remaining can be purchased
at the rooms of the society on Market
street near Eleventh. Financially the
affair was a success, and the ladies de
sire to return their thanks to those whC
assisted in making il SO.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
Band Concert.

Carl Sentz's famous military band Of
Philadelphia, will give concert to-mor-
row evening at the Grand Opera House.
The programme selected for the occasion
is from some of the best composers, and
there is little doubt but that the band
will render them in the best manner.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
For the Gazette.
Query :?

assumes to be the custodian of the public
morals and the guardian of the public
interests, why does 1t not protest against
the poisoning of the Brandywine water
by the vile refuse matter that is sent into
the stream from Bancro oft & Sons mills ?
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
A REMARKABLE WILL

One'of the most remarkable wills on
record is that of Phebe Hall, deceased,
Willistown, Chester county, made July
90, 1876, in which she divided her proper
ty, amounting to several thousand dol
lars among four of her descendants which
sheldoes in forty-three words.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
Register of Wills for Cecil
County.

Renben Il. Jamar, son of the late Reu-
ben ID. Jamar, of Elkton, Md, at the
meeting of the Orphans Court, on Tues
day, was appointed to succeed his father
as register of wills for Cecil county: MIR.
lamar is about 30 years old and is thor.
oughly familiar with the duties of the
office, having held a clerksh,p in it foI
a number of years.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
LADIES'DEPARTMENT.

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE Proprietary
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGN sc.
AT WILLIAMS
fine assortment of HAIR. TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
AT Ninth and Market,
a choice Imported Key West, Pride of X ey'
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING EXTRAC
Strong and Pure,
At Ninth and Market,
AT VILLA ~
| Fine AMERICAN q IMPORTED SOAPS
Al Ninth and Market.
| i" Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA.
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
| Ciotce Goods, Accuracy In dispensing dliC
| Reasonable Prices.
| WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
apl2-u Corner Ninth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
TOTAL IBSIlNEsCE SAVING NilE I'LL II
RIPEsS.

There Is a curious story about some nahvs
wines which are extensively advertised nova
days, and have only recently been put upon
the market. DR.. Underhi.l, the well-knowI
grape-Crovcr Of Croton Point, died in 1871.
Some Of his heirs entertaincd temperance
views Of such exteme kin! that they were
unwilling 10 allow the stock Of vines then on
hand to be sold or any mofe 10 be made.
The grapes have sometime been sent to
market, and sometimes LET 70 decay upon
the vines. Ills only now that the other hers
have succeeded in arranging lor a settlement
Of the esta.c and the sale OF ~ vines on
hand. Among these i;a vine q tAe Nn'agc,
Of 1864. described az ":'Hcs! Inlon FoFt
but suggesting TIC lmpcua' IoL7y more
than any other Europcnn Wne, ana beng
wholly ankle ary othcr wire Il American
growth. It, purify. aCc ard rt"o"a, 81 a'e
remarkable. and boih y .rat' and "9e,
fancicrs have a special in'c-cat ~ il a' u-
oldest native wine nov per" "ie iA atI con
sidcrable quantity. The whole s'oekis IN 'ae
hands Of the weil-knoNH wholesale sigcay
house Of the 1hurbers.-N. L. 4"'A"
Nov, ~, I577.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
| |||.I2!!!l'!l3l[

ohainsi for Inventors, tnths UnD1d 9qiSs Cc1a1a
dnd Europe, AZ reduced rates. Wih orr pt,ng,s'1
Q0ice located IN Washington, directly o,Ss., H.
Idieni Businsss ruth greater ,5.,,.
dnd less cost than Other patent airn,ys uig oge nj,
distance from Washington, and uhs hlr, heresr,
10 employ "dssociate dttorneys" We rq,e pr.,.
narF erainindiions and furnish opiHiohi rs 10 DAP.
tn'db4dy, Jrce g charge, and all cho are lis, fi
N Heto interiions and I1ients dse inpi eiHI1. r.
copy Qt our Guide for obtdifing I1llaua. 3..
Il scht free 10 any dddrss, and cOninipg conn !.
7ruciiOHs hoiD ~ obtain PIien,s, and ofher i1...i
matter. We refer 10 TIE Gsmln. American Ncii,au
Bank, Washington, u. C.: he ROyal Susii,A Nor
Tcgidn, and D0nish legations. at HashingOn Ion
JDstlh Dusev, idic Chicf Justice L. S. C0riQ( Ciama
10 NE Oficidls Of The q. S. Pdtent once and 10 Mnl
Tors and Members Of COn0ress from etery STATE
address: LOUIS BAGGER 4 Co., Soiict,ou
of Fatents and Attorneys al Lao. lie Jvs'' s-A&i,Q
washington. ID. q.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13

The above speaks for Itself. but VIC v'an
add fhat this is the pure jaio2 ct the gIaIF'
neither dyHggea, H3a0rrf nor ''eff'ei' "'' !
has been ripened and mellowed by age Du4
for medicinal or sacramental purposes Il D
unsurpassed 1t can be obtained from mos
Of the leading Druggists throughout le
United States, and at wholesale iam u''
undersigned. who will forward des'f'p'''
pamphlet, free of charge, on application
Respectfully etc..
r.. K.&F. B. THURBER q CO.
West I,uadlOay. ReIdt and HA1'0" -
NFw.YnRK.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-13
MISS HEARN's DEATH.

Hiss Hearn's sickness was long and ex.
ceedingly painful. Her death on Friday
last was quiet and peaceful On Satur-
day post-mortem examination was
made, and the jury of inquest, with the
Rev. William Dale as foreman, listened
to the following evidence -
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

Tho troubles which have been 10.
wsasinx between Easland and Af
sasuistan have At last culmius,cS in
. wsr. Ia 1869 the .Afsbans looked
for protection from England a~suiasi
the Russians. bu, rs !, did 10, come
n . wy tina, ,hes expected, they have
steadily refu-~i any ,stsu. OF concihs.
sicn which the Eagl,sh offsrei. They
dsdiasd to receive On embassy from
EaGasnd. NJ nov to msin,siu her NO.
sisios, England ~ . lac, rrsor,. has
unshssshsd The ssord. Tho viccroy
at India rays: "rhc Amcer has mis-
taken for ~cstness the laas icrb ear
ascs Il sLc British 0ovcrnmea,, sud
has thus Deliberately Incurred It's jus,
rsssasmsns. Tho free hattie ocrar !.
red % the 29sa iwss., resshiag Ia the
capture Vi Tort All Nasl.d. near jun
rood. sUd mssy pussser- beside. can.
noe ~ stcr,s. What the result, vii
tS. ,aty che future Gao decide.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

A large p'r'y vent from here 20
Whssu'pd AT satori'y To a''snf
The As'ocis,'on OF 'spcsera' A'e' .
lons old rJe ~ 'r'i'ed 81 the 'el'o''
hon'r, ae'n sIe'cs o ciocs. ihe h''
'''a''oo ~'fa,a'ies AZ o"c'' s'''
500 10 fhy''e'ogy was s''sn s"e' We
'oos sfecr'' ''f d'""ef'
A''sf fo'fe.r"s"''' o' sn'en III so'
spi"''' !" ~i'c'' mr. "'o'ef'
"''"'.' Tvs "''"o' o' '''n'"F "'
"'' !" s"o"s' Wy '"'' """, s"ou''
",s'" "p'n oa' co""o" ~hoon
wa" '"'o'sa oy "'
:" s''s "a Ve"'m ""o"''s
"''""h' w h"'" io"o"ea WIN
wy p'''"''' "'""i'''o" :" "'ch
avg "'oa'sp"'' "'''N'hs :, 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

Considerable. ssitsaon " b,ius
c~oscd In Chicago BY scaflcman
FROM Cahicsuia, Jsmsa kesuc, who
hes t+.ooo,ooo to loves, In No, :
scriax wheat. Ito 10 buying on .
cory olosc margin for Dscsmb<r, tie
hes airvsds secured 500 Oco bushels
and has 1000. ono rrs. option. Iiic
has alec epssca az in Milwaukee,
His object Ia 70 kcep up The prize II
whcs, but all tho buyer, ~. opposed
TO him. aud Il i. thought that hc viii
kreak soon and thu ericu viii 10 down
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
CuA TEL MORTGAGE SALE.

Whema, Default ha. been msde in
tho payment fa~'rfaiu chsttci mort.
gage given ~ Oliver ~ Dice aud
" alton W, Lewis u a. Ysasei Cash
isr on tho 2;,h day III Nsrch 1873,
which wor'sss- WAS duly tlrt IN tho
Office Of 'ho Coua'y Clerk Of Web.
s,er County S.,raka gu III. 10Th
day m March 1878. at q clock .nd
~ MINUTES A N n.t said mott.
ssse sss dub assigned 10 " alton W.
Lssis; ThA, there Is now due thereon
<iSs al, therefore ] w,il ON tho 18Th
day o' Devsmbcr 1873, st o,~ o 'clock
J.. Il, soreolu-c said mortgage by sole
~ ne dsrk hey horse usuls abou, II
= hAujs high \ years I'D, oac ha,
horse mule ,hout nSsA .Gd. Lish
riEht wears old, the pruper, ds~rib,
rd IN said nr,-,gssc sale TO ,aic
place an Ssc. ~, Towh :, R,ug, Ia,
west. W.Ia,us Coup,v Nebraska
Nee. 2lN 1917.
WALTON " Laws.
Assigner " .s,d mortgage.
By Ash 4 ScchcL h = A,tys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

Tho tsslois aud He'd Cioul Stage
iiue 70 nov oas Of tho be-, p%a.sonis'
I'd llues In The State. 1Loir hacks are
crowded ~Mh passengers every lay
fvv this Nsscu of the year travel VAS
ssves ball ~ good .,ucc tho country
Gas as,s ss,,isd. by the way, daily
service hss been ordered on this en-
,he route from beioit 10 Ned Cloud
-. lkcancv U.mond.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
$1,000 IN PRE-
NUNS

VIZ will raw the sseot sending as
the largest l~t Of sg~bsclter, t..,ose
March hr>t ls-e Que irs,. ctA,f- Is
octave. krsewa,a ~ walnut. aEw
scALr, ufRionr PIANO iall ira
frame, os-r,trung Ras>. parent ia
proved AgtsHe tsr arrsnr. mem. IN.
riis Rtcs, ssS0,U ~. 1hts let Ia be
u lcsS, $50 names,
tor the sccond list, not 10 be lees
than NO names, si01 in goa
FOR thru hsf, bot 10 ho less than
loo names, NC all pay ESQ 10 rod.
Address NAV kENG FURNISHING
Co, burlington. Iowa.
The yellow fever is NJ longer IN sp.
ide~,c. Over 900 havs died in Neu
Orsans.