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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-22
Vetenskapligt djurplageri.

Sist utkomna hattie af Androkles,
nordisk manadsskrift for djurskydds.
frSgan, meddelar bland andra lasvar:
da artiklar afven en- ON ssvivisektio.
ner," som vi rekommendera till ALA
vara lasares sarskilda uppmarksam-
het. vi atergifva utdraget efter
Dag. Nyh:r.
En- fransk medicinsk auktoritet, hr
Roche, har beskrifvit en- sadan opera
tion f6ljande ordalag: "Ett lefvan-
de dur spikas fast pa dissektionsbor-
det, knifven gar till hoger och ven.
stir genom dess skalfvande kott, de
kansligaste stallen blottas, blodet
str6mmar, smarta, f6rtvifan och
gagnl0st raseri kommer djuret att
utstota bittra klagoljud, sa framt
man ej f6rhindrar afven delta, och i
ett sd abnormt tillstand som det, i
hvilket man bringat djuret, tanker
man nu att undersoka eller upptacka
de: normala f6rloppet af en- eller an.
nan funktion hos menniskan friskt
och normalt tillstand.'' Man pastar
att delta b0delsarbete ar n6dvandigt
for att CORA medicinska upptackter
eller skaffa djurlakaren 6fning och
skicklighet operationerna; men mot
hela denna praxis uttalar tidskriften
den bestamdaste protest. F6rst fra.
gas: hvad ratt hafva vi att pa delta
barbariska satt pima ihjal skapade va
relser? Vetenskapen har ej ratt att
uppstalla fordringar, som f6rbjudas
af naturlagen. Darpa anf6ras en-
mangd uttalanden af ryktbara veten-
,skapliga auktoriteter, hvilka f6rkasta
vivisektionens resultat, som icke blott
onyttiga utan rent af vilseledande.
Och hvad angar metodel,s anvandande
syfte att skaffa den blifvande dur
lakaren 6fningi operationskonsten,
later ej heller har anf6ra sig ett enda
verkligt skal till f6rsvar for miss.
handlingen. Denna 6fning kan myc.
ket val f6rvarfvas. pa annat satt. Il
Och har ar ej fRaga ON blott ensta-
ka fall. Antalet at vivisekerade
dur Wien endast under tiden 1850
SO anslas till $1,000 (de manga gro.
dorna dock ej inberaknade,l az hvilka
s, 900 hastar och andra stora daggdjur,
E25, 900 kattor och q, 600 hundar. En-
|hr Orflz ensam forgiftade 5000 hum
|dar; huru manga andra dur han
misshandlat ar ej bekant. En- amman
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-22
Fragor och svar.
K1RKHovEr, den Is Mai 1879.

~SAA 40 @&~ss
Red. at MINI. Stats 7idning: -
Som jag ser att nj uti er' arade It'd.
ming gerna besvara fragor for den
okunnige och enfaldige, sd will jag
bedia er upplysa mig och andra ON,
huru mycket Gland office" ".tjensteman.
nen hafva ratt att taga betalning af
en- .shomesteads'' .settlare, mar han
esprofvar up" slit land. F6rr hafva
de blott tagit $4.25 har Benson; men
nu taga de 800. Hafva de rattighet
dartill eller Ell J. NJ
ON bevis och handlingar (the home
stead proof ar skrifvet az settlaren
sjelf, sd hafva de endast ratt att taga
$4.0O. Men ON Gland Office. ".tjenste-
mannen sjelfve ,skrifva dessa handlin.
gar, 50 ilafva de ratt att taga s7.oo.
3s S4 38f5$ a545: '55 Rcd.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-22
Bref fran folket.
SALTWATER, den IL Maj 1879.

SALTWATER, den IL Maj 1879.
Red. af Mimi. Stats Tidning:
Jag har sett i eder arade tidning, att
nj emottager korrespondenser fran ALA
hall, men som det ar sallan att jag har
funnit nagon fran eder syster.stad, So
har jag tankt att skrifva nagra ord,
ON de aro varda att blifva inf0rda i
eder Tidning. Tiderna har ha sett
svara ut var for den starka torkan
och den stora vattenbristen, och ON
det inte' blir vatten sa blir det Wis.
serligen svart, for "lumber"- -mannen
inte' "a ner slit vinter-arbete, kunna och
de mesta utaf dem fs da ga pa bak-
vagen och da blir det ocksa svart for
arbetarn att ia hvad han igenom svett
och m6dor f0rvarfvat. Det ar ovan-
ligt manga som nu ga bar och vanta
pa regn, sd att det blir arbete pa sion
eller sagverken. De ha nu begynt
att arbeta pa "baomen," men med SO
liten skala att det ar inte' mer an |
l0del som har fatt arbete. Men som
vadcrleken nu ser ut, So hoppas vi pa
battre tider. ON dagens nyheter
eller let dagliga lifvets handelser ar
ingenting att ontala, atminstone in
tet gladjande. Oenighet RAIDER ibland
var nation har staden. Det ar led.
SAINT att h6ra att icke samja och enig-
het kan trifvas Inland vart folk eller
var nation; oenigheten ar emellan
den sv. Evan. Lutersk, f6rsamlingen
och "Good Templars". .f0reningen.
Att icke nykterhet och religion kunna
trifvas tillsammans ibland svenskar
sd val som ALA andra nationer, tyckes
besynnerligt. Hvilket parti jag skull
le taga, for att hafva raft uti tvister,
ar mera an jag kan saga. Men cit
will jag saga, att en- sadan skrift som
en- forsamlings.medlem har skrifvit
uti "Skaffarens" tva sista hummer ar
verkligen ledsamt att bade h6ra och
lasa for flera orsakers skull. For det
f6rsta, darf6r att folk, som icke kama
forhallandet, tro att det ar idel san
Ming, hvilket det icke ar. Icke for att
jag will taga nagonderas parti, ty jag
h6r till ingendera, men jag, horde till
f6reningen samma It'd som insandaren i
"Skaffaren" horde dit, sa att jag vet att
han har oratt, och hvad som betraffar
denna forening 81 tror jag att jag
har funnit ut lika sa mycket som han
har.
Det ar sorgligt att h6ra sadant ifran
en- deacon eller rattare sagdt vice
pastor, som borde, f6rega sin nasta
med CODA exempel. Istallet for CODA
exempel, So fattar han pennan och be-
ljuger och f6rtalar logon. For det
andra, sd sager ban, att han will tala
ON huru denna forening handlar och
arbetar. Haraf ar icke mera an half.
ten sanning. Jag will nm lemna det
amnet och hoppas att de ma komma
till enighet och karlek till hvarandra,
for jag tror att Saltwater kan icke
.yara utan nagondera; ty nvkterheten
saval som f6rsamlingen, har utrattat
mycket godt, sedan de begynte att ar.
beta har j staden. Al. j. Pm.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-22
Storartad Exposition
NYA VAROF
G00dfell0W & Eastman.

departement moese med nagot annat staden
u So ga till Goodelow 6 Eastman.
sa ga till Goodfelow 6 Eastman =
lyxaiklar, sd ga till Goodfelow Eastman
kdningtyger 50 Cd till Goofeow Eastman
kaliko-tyger, till Goodfelow Eastman.
SO till Goodellow Eastman.
ark till Goodfeow Eastman
Goodelow Eastman
gardiner ga till Goodfelow Eastman
den enda pas Minneapolis:
GOODFELLOW& g. EAST MAN9S :
garan saja SAINT hvarje artkel var
bgare for pa pats
Paul. villa bevisa dett ett besok
Nj. ade Goodsclerk Minneapolis
ar alltd tistad betjena (ll7-ly)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-22
Ber hkom for omkn 20 ar sedan Borg ar
egare af och val vadad farm En- moqvarn och
nes detta town.

Berg hven hkom for omkng 20 Or sedan Borg
nu egare och vardad En- mqvan och fin
nes detta town. .-..-
BUSH CITY. s'F~s'
belsgen y st. Paul nvagen 54 mil fran st. Paul. ar den
v nva inom Chisago county Har har
nga "a ar uppsat en bmsande stad och handespats
Foande svenskar dva haade handel och yrken e. Maui
c. w. Smihdyersehandel och saloons E.
och saloon F.
del; Johnson-apotek John j. Lnder-
holmmed och tverkae af vakanda pogar; John Frksmed
S. B. Molanderfograf; Th
och uvelerare; A. NJ Peterson-svavare
Malmqvs clerk hos handanden F. Pratt och John Carl
For ofigt nnes pa platsen cit bryggea ho-
teller rycker hvarn utgfve veckodningen Crush City
kyrko nnes harades katols tutherk och
En- engek epkopalkyka ar under byggnad
svenuherska forsamn 1876 och k-
byggde 1877 Forsamingen raknar omkrng kommunkan
are: M Peterson John
trustee John Lnderhom Jonas Ruhberg och j. Modn
eyer onare pastor uan gudsensten
sdeacons For og fnnas bland saden boatte
skar anangare val adventist och baptist andra religions
sekter. =:
Hugo age recorder" melem af stadsnamn-
vage couns Forsa Ondagen hvare manad hae har pa
patsen forng a andmannaproduter staden ar
bebodd omrng 800 nvana hvaa eddl
skar (Sut)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-22
WALNUT GRovR, Redwood co., Minn.,
maj 1879.
7 Herr fed1ltOT!

Ne5T 5EtthIUy! 57.-..7s!5 - - :.
Da man under senare tiden funnit
ssunderrattelser fran folket, . som man
kallar dem. nagot sparsamma eder
arade tidning, troligen emedan dem
ma. .klass utaf menskli klighetan de fiesta
fan lite hyar haft att sk6ta med det
nu undanst6kade yar.arbetet, och da
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-22

80
ara as S.
Frank 4. Carlson. Red Wing, Goodhue Go:
81 5: sBgeafg Baynilason Van. s
d. r. Monson, White Rock, + .ss3 & g
2. Peterson, Cannon Falls e
a.. 1ilyalist 81. Petsr, Nioollet &
John Webster, Norseland, g
Partridge & Eldrigde Moorhead, Gay 1.
Lars Hunter, Stark p. O., Chisago &.
John @. Carlson, Rush City, 1 g fs g
LIZ. Lagerwall, Taylogs Falls, g g Ssszf
Gouldberg & Anderson, Cambridge, Isand CO...
Nels Sandeli, Jordan, Scott County
REaIsrRERHesH af eft bref kostaF endass
i0cents, utom cta. postporto, ooh ar hYarjs
postmastare skyldig att registera bref d1
So onskas. En s'Money order" ej 6fverati-
gande $l5, kostar 10 cents.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-05-22

att vi skulle fa vara penningar tillba-
ka, ON vi funno oss missbelatna.
vi hafva inga skriftliga kontrakter
med dem, men tillrackligt med witt.
nen. A7,dreU Anderson.
M6jligtvis, ON nj reser ner till Ohio
och dar installer rattegang mot dem,
SAINT tagen edra vittnen med or dit
och tydligen bevisar or SAX. For att
erhalla en- dollar, So ar det troligt att
nj f1nge f6rst utbetala 500, och detta
ar en- naturlig fold af att tiandla med
resande agenter fran sndra slater.
90 - -, r - = Red
The New York herald., 1879-03-30
SALES At AUCTION.
4 ucTIox NOTICE ArCTfON SALE.
"A J. LOCUS SMITH, Auctionccr.
WILL SELL

SALES At AUCTION.
sGgtsffS SMITH, @sss'0s SALE
roM3FR9M aT rSryxqE x2SDkf' kfs'rbkNSR HssaH 81
eohHsNlISq HSTlRS fHnSPrGsp. AE e G9s,apto'K. @
lpnaR sxSSR AIR TEBrf xS bsEs
PARLOR SUITS covered richest description OF satns
srqa. nsw s.as si,'sa S SSss HSs
Mirrors rare antique Bronzes sevres and ormolu Mante
s'i. ExRGE %Ss66iiEcrloy OF RARE AND VALUABLE
oSS ~ fAsr1Has fE VI AslspT
ohaSp DAs dxsAL sG LieEsnSf VENICE BY sy doSDr
ExleTs efF cASSr SSS sAh II rsiShS hIASPREws.
M S. a.S sSR Ss,S i%,.1.ss ~ .ss s%s.s
CHAxBERs.-Dressing Gases, yedsteads Chiffon niers
sS;ns % sd. e F. h:. Ky sa, sis i:s. ss
Lounges Chairs Brusscs and ingram Carpets, &C. Ii
''nd DsiSs Essassa s' rsSe Chairs, in
leathcs, China, Glass and silver Ware; cutlery Hall
waited railroad or Sixth avenue ears to 23d ST.
4 UcTIoN SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
oSl5ax St fHa ph5al hq FSyirN RHsibhscn
NO. ~ WEST igTlI ST. yErMWEEN M STii AND efii AVS.
rAnLof aSh HHssGp soGx rlAHq sHiT Turkish
.Si%s :;,is
cnAMBEs shTss ,IisRSky sSSS DINING
sRbsdox HFpTrHApf fsE
elaberaie and plain Be9room sets inlsid and gilt Bed
pSSSis Bedssesas ss inc hair and .psns
lo5 srS nseis; mssniSs
taire Bookcases, Library Tables rurksh Suit. u
open SAL
The New York herald., 1879-03-30

A r. LusK, AuCTIoNEER WILL SELL MONDAY.
he yst at II o'clock at s,s 9Th sv the balance OF
books Stationery Pockctbooks Pictures and Fancy Ar
ticles lot Of shelving Partitions SASH Doors Ae At IL
o'clock, fine 3 and IL foot Showcases
The New York herald., 1879-03-30

A.-A--A
NOVELTIES IN FURNITURE
ARTISTIC, sOUNDLy CONSTRUCTED. INEXPENSIVE.
Solid mahogany Chamber Suits, old English style.
Maple Chamber Suits, JacObean style.
Bamboo Chamber Suits, Japanese style ..t
Now patterns of Cottage Suits, SIS and upward
Fine Queen Anne Dining Chairs, S. SO and upward.
Queen Anne Sideboards. $40 and upward
parlor Suits, well upholstered $i5 and upward.
&C., &c
The Empress Patent Wardrobe Bed manufactured by
is the best and cheapest article OF the kind yet III
vented.
BUY OF THE MAKER,
GEORGE G. FLINT co.
Stores Nos and lOs West 14th between 9th and
7th avs, door west OF 9th av
AL FURNITURE Carpets,
on the easiest terms vet offered.
Read our new scale Of payments
The New York herald., 1879-03-30
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
NCME ALLEN IMPORTER, 1888 BROADWAY BE-
lvl atL 10Th has received last
"a of French Bonnets and Round Hats in all
the Leading shapes and shades; will make speciality Of
Round Hats this season. n. Bcaedonia, the most sty
ish hat.
NIME DELLAC III WEST PATH ST.. HAS JUST RE-
M ceived from Paris elegant assortment OF Ladies' Cos
tumes.
Ostrieh and fancy Feathers branch store. GEO q.
NORRIS. Feathers cleaned. dyed and repaired.
NIME. RALLINGS, IMPORTER. l,l53 BROAD
l lwaySemi annual opening Thursday. April 5: latest
exquisite designs in Carriage, Dinner and Walk
ing Costumes Wraps. &c choice selection Of Paris Mill
merry and London Round Hats Admittancc by invitation
NCME. HARTLy. 9l7 BROADWAY AND III aTiI Az.
as received another of Bonnets aud Round Hats
steamer Labrador which she will exhibit during
the week They the latest styles and
tremely handsome
lu Importer
will be prepared to exhibit her spring importatons of
Millinery after Tuesday. April !, 2971a 9Th av
NIME TIERCE HAIR DRESSER NO. SO WEST 18TH
M branch of Auguste Petit Rue do Ia Paix Paris.
Just received him latest novelties In Hair and Hair
maids concerng Wells, Flowers also certain number of
latest styles nice little shall DO
happy show them all the week from Monday the 3ls
NEW YORK PATTERN COMPANY.
The city in Pattcns Patterns cut to
''"''''"' ~ "'N PRoPAcH's. 10 East 18th St
1YHE PATENT ADJ uSTABLE DRESS FIGURE FOR
cutting fitting and draping which dresses can he
cut fitted and draped. Send for circular Address d.
MILLER Domestic Building, corner Broadway and 18th
ST., New York
The New York herald., 1879-03-30
Special for furnishing flats, houses aud
A FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE.
"A. Al Private sale Private Sale.

Special for furnishing as houses and apartments
A -FuRNargRE. FURNITURE; FrKNIrURE.
%oSBA AND rmE hiIs WEEK.
g, private Residence: no West 2sd -, ,.-.,
s,i sS.i % %% %sSs fssT wit
positively seI lots cash purchaser
'S @
.., % %
GOsss rCsss
leather; Bedroom suits cost $500 oi slSo s. AZ
lows Bosters Blankets Linen &c Basement and Kitchen
positively be sold regardless Of cost, no osr
refused Call before going to sne.,on a. i2o West 2sd
May Il desired Take sixth avsnae ears Gu, this out
Al -ruRSIruRsEs noupr nnos
ala Uti av.. corner 25th st.
Immense reduction in pricea
Lounges, $40: worth Sl5.
Marble top Bedroom Suits. VIZ:
Buy OF the makers,
and pay but one profit.
A -PARLoR, LIBRARY AND OFFICE FURNITURE
n. Largest assortment ..I , in the city
Cylinder aud Boston Desks specially. ,I
Ladies Desks. fancy Chairs, &c., &c..
rPESfs sossoS oS = liberty
A -PURNIrURE--PRIyArE FAMILY WILL SELL
sis s sc $50 y s "i"siTs s nS ri.
suits, $,o-fb rep suit. pieces SO; steinway Piano.
500; marble top Tables 81 to SO Chamber Sets, 10
pieces. $3S75; Bodstesds hair Mattresses So Library
Dng uasy Gai Glass, 81
day private residence No. ~ West 10Th between 9th and
9Th
A n ELEGANT BEDROOM SUIT ALSO PfER MIR.
-hrors. for sale cheap. ~ wcst gath.
ATrRIvATE sALE-ALL TIE HousEHoLD FUR.
hniturc 143 East 50th st. Parlvr Drawing Room, Din
ing Room Bedroom Suits ebony Cabinet, Mirrors Cor
nlces. Iambrequins, Curtains Bureau, Piano. Carpets
Chandeliers Gas Fixtures &c all In perfect condition
aud at very reasonable prices great bargains Apply
premises between 10 A. NJ. and an NJ
w. BOGAKT SELLS ALL KINDS FURNITURE
N A.Desks. Looking Glasses Bedding, at half price 2fs
Canal, opposite Eare's Hotel.
A MUST BE SOLD-IiOUsEHOLD FURNITURE;
.private sale; Bedscaos Chairs Tables Lounges Bu
reaus. washstands, Mirrors. Gas Chandeliers, &C.
Owne's residence, ~ West 3D. st., near Washington
square, Broadway
A FAMILY WILL SACRIFICE HANDSOME PAR
A1or Suits, Bedroom Furniture Mattresses, Brussels
Carpets. Sc. l3i East i2Oth ST.. near Lexington av
A NTIQUE FURNITrpE, CHINA, BRICABRAC &C.
N HOLBROOk's, 424 9Th NV.
The New York herald., 1879-03-30

12i and 1923 Newark 1oi and U1 Railroad Jersey City
~ and ~ Myrtle aud w. ~ and w Lawrence st..
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1879-03-30

a
AND BEDDING.
40 sTH Av, NEAR 31sT ST.. NEW YORK
Having made large additions my building now have
very extensive stock OF
Furniture, Carpets, Oilcloths and Bedding
made expressly for custom trade, rt
We have cheap catalogue or price list: Our goods
Easy given and time extended when customers r6
quire 1t.
A-PRIOR TO REMOVING TO OUR NEW
- GREAT cLEAkISd OUT SALE
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND BEDDING.
AT
BAUMANN BROTHERS.
OLD STAND.
22s AND 2so HUDSON ST. CORNER BROoNE.
EVERY ONE
TO GET THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED
IN FURNITURE. As EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS MUST AND WILL BE SOLD BRING WHAT
TERMS OF PAYMENT MADE TO SUIT EVERY
BODY. EITHER FOR CASH OR ON INSTALMENTS.
BAUMANN BROTHERS,
HUDSON ST. CORNER BROOME.
A RTISTIC HOME FURNISHINGS.
Furniture. Carpets. Mirrors, &C., on
GEORGE A. CLARKE's
new system of special Credit"
(Copyrighted) .
TAI Broadway. opposite Astor place. up stairs
(oOd m ri ed n
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
THE RIVER.

The steamer Black Hills got of yesterday
afternoon for Cheyenne agency with her cab
in full of passengerd aus all the fteisht she
could carry.
Sioux City Journal. 17,h: Tho Nellie
Peck got on nearly all Of her load last nigh,
and will leave some time to-day for Pierre.
......The Peninsh began lo.ding yesterday
and will keep putting on such city freigb,
% ie coming. mostly corn and bacon, till
the Nellie pulls out, when she will take
her landing place and receive machinery,
which comprises the heavy part of her
load. Capt Baker expects to get out abou,
Thursdsy.
Sioux City Journal, 18th: The officer,
from mate to cabin boy have been changed
on the Nellie Peck. The Peniuah will
commence loading this morning for Pierre,
and will probably get off on Saturday..
The Red Cloud, Carrier and c. K. Peck are
all running in the st. Louis aud st. Paul
tsade for the Keokuk Northern line =. Til,
strike Of the crew Of the Nellie Peck ia over
and the new crew Of eighteen men went Il
work at noon...... The Nellie Peck will es,
Oh this morniuR for Pierse with / full load
About fifty tons Of her cargo 10 private
freight from this city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Hanging 81 Man for the Murder OF .
Girl Because Sho Wouldn't Marry Him.
Indianapolis, Sept. 19.-The execution Of
Louis Guetiz took place at noon. He muir
dered Mary McGlew just one year ago TO-
day because she refused to renew marriage
engagement with him, which she had pre-
viously broken off on account of his habits
of dissipation. He has had two trials and
was sentenced to death both times. He has
seemingly been Indifferent to his fate and
only last night would he consent to the min
istration of clergy. In mounting the scaffold
and during all the proceedings he maintain
ed truly wonderful exhibition Of nerve.
He spoke few words. asking forgiveness Of
any be had vronged, and announced himself
ready to suffer the penalty of the law With
out complaint He then walked about the
scaffold shaking hands and bidding goodbye
to acquaintanees, while he nodded and smil.
ed to those he could no, reach. Again turning
he took his place on the trap apparently with
less feeling than those who were looking al
him. As tine bells ware striking 12 the drop
fell. and in 16 minutes he, not yet 20 years
old, was pronounced dead.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY.

The lnnsnse Increase In Telegraphins
Attributed to Revlvin9 Tfade.
New York, Sept. 1s-There is no more
reliaole barometer by which to Judge Of
the activity Of business IN commercial cir.
clss than the amount Of Telegraph services
required, eighty.five per cent Of which u
OF commercial character, and there could
be no better evidence Of reviving commerce
thsn the great increase 10 that service for
the past two months eveptful season. The
Western Union company has lent and re-
ceived at its principal Office In this city
from forty -four 10 forty eight thousand mes.
saGes per dsy, and the present week was
insugurated with the handling of 5l,54l
messages on Monday. lhe average has
been ten thousand per day above the cor
responding period Of last year. when the
business was considered large Some oi
this is doubtleas due to the steady growth
Of telegraph business. but much Of It must
be attributed to the increased activity ip
trade
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-19
MILLINERY.

The largest stock Of strictly fine good.
ever shown in Yankton are now in stock at
the millinery store of Mrs. C. A. Lyons.
u can and will sell thu same quality cheap
er than any other establishment in the ter
ritory. l do not buy any "snide" goods
only first class direct from manufacturers
and I employ only first class help. We now
have competent milliner who is thorough.
" posted in fall styles.
Please observe few of the leading pri.
ces: !-.I
l will sell due Ostrich Tip for 25 cents,
a five inch Plume tor t2.75. elegant fancy
Feather for 25 cents, nice Felt Hat for As
cents, nice Velvet Hat tor rs cents, Can.
ton Straw Hat for SO cents. fine Eng
Straw Hat for 81 90. Two-,oned Ribbon q,
Is cents per yard. nice handkerchief for s
cents. nice Silk Velvet for Is cents per
yard. two Rucbes for s cents. All goods
sold at the very lowest prices.
The finest selection of Ribbons and Flow.
ers IN the city.
The largest stock of Ostrich Tips, Fancy
Feathers and Pampons in the territory.
The best selection of Velvets, Pushes,
Silks ard Satins, in the city.
MRS c. A. Lyons,
Third ST., between Broadway and Cedar
street.
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INDIAN oEPRepAr,oNs.

reported right Dstvssn Inaians and u,
.. Tresps-HeFrlblsAte Atereelflss Coinnse.
tsA by Thsn II New l1sxioe. ieY --~,
Washington, Sept. ls.-sscrstxry Nc.
Crary received the following teleErsn lss,
night from Sants Fa: indians arS commit.
ting horrible atrocities. IL Grant county,
Not enough regular troops; plsass give me
federal authority TO put thrss or four COM
panies Of volUntssrs IN the field. T6iepsdl
LEW WALLACE,
Governor Of New Mexico.
The following reply vas ssas this morn.
ine,
Wan DErARTNESr. Sept ls-Gov. Lew
Wallace, 6ante Fe: Your dispatch receiv-
ed. The dspartmsns is vitbsut isforna,ion
- to the natufs Of the outbrsAk OF the mum.
bes Of hossiIss. have taken sssps % have
Tie necessary fsrcss eeeosaoassa u encs,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
DAKOTA HosP1TAL FOR THE INSANE.

DAKOTA HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
Yankton. D. 7. Sept II, 1879.
THE Trustees OF the Dakota Hospital for the
i Insane hereby invite bids for furnishing
the Hospital with the following articles during
the ensuing quarter, all to be delivered at the
may be required by the Steward. who Will in
Spect, reject or receive them:
Seasoned Cottonwood. -i-
Seasoned Hardwood.
Fresh and Salt Meats
Groceries. a14
Bids will be required to be made ON blanks
furnished by the Board Of Trustees and which
can be had BY application to the Steward Of the
Hospital -
Bidders whose bids are accepted, will be re-
quired to enter into bonds for the faithful per-
Torrance OF their contract In such sums as may
be required bv the Board Of Trustees
= The bids may be sent to or left with j. r.
m. OF Sept 26, 1873. .-
0 President Board Of Trustees.