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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
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The Army Of the Tennessee Lcld it. an
nual meeting 10 Chicago last week. and
gave rousing reception TO Gen. Gran,
who was present. The Editor OF the Chi
csgo DaRg N7rs, having invited prominent
Southern men to send congratulations on
General Grant's return, received, .moug
others. the following from Robert Toombs
ALBANIA. Ca.
To NJ. /. STONE, Editor
Your telegram received | decline 10
answer except 70 say. present my personal
congratulations TO General Grant on his
safe arrival 10 hs country. lie fought for
his country honorsbly and won; fought
FOR mine. aud lost. | Am ready 10 try IL
over again. Death 10 the Union,
X. TooMBs.
Senator Ben. Hill Says that no man who
fought for the Confederacy will ever admit
tha, he was traitor to his country. The
leaders N the South are, TO all sppear-
ances, proud Of the fact that they once
tried 10 destroy the Union and many Of
them are only waiting the opportunity TO
again take up arms Tor the same purpose
The wiser ones, however. prefer now 10
remain in the Union and, by regainlny
control Of the Government. accomplish
within its folds what they failed to accom-
plish outside OF il by an armed rebellion.
They see the advantages Of having posses
sion, and will drive the North into rebel
lion next time rather than engage 10 It
themselves. Their love for the Govern
ment is measured solely by the power 1t
will give them and their hatred Of the
North is being intensified daily by the
teachings of their leaders. Until the equal
rights for every citizen under the laws. and
the supremacy of the National Government
In all matters pertaining TO the well being
OF all the States, are firmly established by
the law abiding people OF the North.
through the ballot box, we must expect a
continued struggle on the part of the South,
aided by their Northern allies, for the es-
tablishment of those peculiar ideas which
have heretofore proved so disastrous TO
the country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

weeks ago, tn reckon on last Monday ss
the day tor the expiration of the twenty
days allowed by law for correction and
thus go on and issue the certificates before
the republicans were aware OF the unusual
aud Illegal proceedings 10 this. however.
they were toiled by the large number of
witnesses by whom they were surrounded
aud whose presenr,. rra,irr.-,t such a high
handel pr""'e'l'na irpracficahle and uu-
safe
That the Council mean mischief is now
placed beyond a doubt. aud only hy the
utmost vigilance on the part of the Re
publicsn Committee eau the mischief be
prevented. IL Is possible that the Star
Chamber style OF proceedings now being
pursued, will shut of even this chance for
protecting The uud"ubted rights Of The
men'ber. legally elected That the Fusion
leaders are desperate i cl-arly shown. and
that their acts will recoi OF them with
fatal effect. 4. a. certain ~ that one year
will follow another.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

The proprieiors OF the -.et~istoH Wcsiiy
Journal have Just issued the prospectus Of
uist paper Tor 1850 There @. no paper 10
Ia Maine. designed for general circulation.
that more completely nils the ideal OF what
comprehensive family netrspaper should
be than the Le,ris'oH Weekly Journal. pa
per a. large a. the New York week lies. aud
for the purposes II Maine readers much
more accep,ably filled. After ones own
County paper. which all families should
IL place In the matter Of local news and
local Interests. the Journal will be found
10 al admirably the place Of the second "a
per. for general news, which all families
find II convenient to have. 10 obtain more
IN detail the news OF the State and the
country at large.
This Is precisely the field occupied by
the Ls'risoE W,eIiy Journal, which stands
In the front rank Of Maine or even New
England newspapers. The return OF ex-
Gov. Dlngley 10 the active charge OF the
paper. with health perfectly restored by
his visit 10 Europe. brings renewed yigor
II IL editorial character. Although de-
cidedly Republican la sentiment. yet It's
political convictions are expressed so
courteously a. Ia command the respect Of
those holding different views; while It's
high tone and entire freedom from offensive
personalities aud Objectionable reading
a. II k.ii al lot IN.
The journals news summary. both gen
eral and State, Is unsurpassed; IL. Agrlcul-
tural Department is complete; its stories,
sketches, and other literary matter OF choice
character and in good variety; its Chill
dren's Department useful and entertain
Ing; while its reports of ali important
gatherings aud its correspondence are IN
surpassed. In word, the Journal is the
paper for every Maine man. at home or
abroad. BY the use OF the telegraph aud
It's fast Hoe presses, the news in each issue
Is as late and fresh as that OF daily Of cor
responding date. Ii Is large is-column
paper. and Is furnished at only 81 per year
In advance; or It will be sent on trial three
months for 80 cents. Specimen copies tor
warded gratu,onsly on application.
The ErenfHg Journal, Issuing three
editions daily, always presents to the
Maine reader the latest and freshest intel
ligence.-the telegraph enabling its pub
fishers TO present several hours later news
than other dailies by the same mails
Terms by msil. postage prepaid. 81 per
year.
Address PUBLISHERS JOURNAL. Lewis
ton. Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
Home and Foreign News.

Prince Almayou. aged 10 years, son Of
the late King Theodore OF Abyssinia. died
at Leeds, England recently.
1t is reported that Bismarck is afflicted
with fatty degeneration of the heart, and
the disease is developed to a desrfe that
threatens to prove fatal in the near future.
Joseph Hinsley. who resided on De
kalb street. Chicago, encount red one or
more burglars in his house. Thursday, aud
was shot dead by the robbers, who es-
capped.
A heavy storm visited certain portions
Of Ohio and Indiana, recently, causing
great destruction OF property, and inte:fer-
ing with telegrsphic communication with
Chicago and the West.
The largest yield OF wheat ever re-
corded was on James l.. Rays farm IN
Lewis and Clark counties. Montana. this
season. one acre yielding l02 bushels.
That's a whopper. We refer to the yield.
William Burke. who murdered Alice
Strickland in New York in June, 1877, and
escaped, was arrested in San Francisco
Thursday. The murdered wOmau's child
was taken TO her mothers homo 10 Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

Mr.. ii. 5. Bartlett OF Lsmoine, has spent
considerable time in the lumber regions Of
Michigan and while there. Invented a log
ging sled which he introduced quite exten-
siveiy and which has been used In this
section during the last two years The
LunabeTman's Gazette, published at East
Saginaw, Mich, speaks of it as follows /:
III S. Bartlett. OF Midland, whose adj
vertisement of logging .sleighs has appear
ed 10 the Gazette for some time. she i'm
provement being known as Bartlett's pa
tent rolling beam sleighs. has met with
success in his improvement that but few
inventors can boast Of. This success is
not only apparent in the number of sieighs
disposed OF. but by the cordial endorse
ment OF those using them. The rapidity
with which they have grown into general
use, not only in this State, but elsewhere.
is due 10 large measure. to the simplicity
aud cbeapness OF the improvement, and
the fact that 1t will do more work at less
cost than any other logging sleigh or sled
10 use. These objects appear to have been
studied By Mr.. Bartlett in his improve
ment. and his success Is demonstrated in
the fesult
During the past season Mr..
Charles Dolliler Of this city has made the
iron work for III sets Of the Bartlett
sleighs.r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1879.
The Revolutionary Scheme at Augusta


IL Is difficult at this writing TO tell just
what is the situation at the State Capital
but enough can be gathered from the de.
spatches TO show that Governor Garcelor
aud his Greenback Council have called 8
halt in the march OF their proposed scheme
to set up Legislature for the State Of
Maine, which the people Of the State hav,
had no hand In electing.
What the delay means nobody here. aud
perhaps nobody on the ground can tell. II
may be that the manifestations OF lndig na-
ton, both out OF and in the State. and the
determination of the Republican party,
a eviaced by the gathering OF its leading
men al Augusta, never 10 submit TO the
contemplated outrage, have given pause
to the conspirators who propose, for the
first time 10 Names history to upset the
results OF popular election.
Or It may be that the hal, i. only TO gain
courage and breath for a fresh move to-
wards the usurpation OF the State Gov
srnment for the year lSs0.
whenever IL Is, one thing IS plain
enough. The plot to seize the State Gov
ernment, devised by few reckless men,
will proceed S little farther In its way
without; the people of the State taking a
hand In the proceedings.
The annual September election amounts
TO something yet 10 Maine. We have had
sixty Of them. and thus far their results
have been submitted to- in turn. by Jack
sou men, Adams men, Wings, Democrats
and Republicans.
The Greenback Democratic allies would
better put the milestone about their necks
before they NEEDLE with the legislature
which has been elected. and they can af-
ford 10 take lessons from wiser aud better
men who. when they have been beaten in
the years past, have Kept their hands of
the ''reiurns"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

-Bsrksdale, the murderer OF Dixon, In
fszoo, Miss, was elected Sheriff in the
last election In that State. Should he ever
be brought 10 trial, which is highly i'm
probable, lie will be acquitted of all guilt
BY the jury. as he already has been by the
people. The Democrats OF Yazoo have
leEt their sanction to that little transaction
and the balance Of the party, North and
South. can see no error in the verdict.
The party, possessed Of just such a senti-
ment as this is trying, by every means in
its power. to regain control Of the Nstionsl
Government. 1t is only the overpowering
Republican sentiment that holds them II,
check, even here in Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
Mr.. EDWARD KING
THiRTY-SIx LONG COLUMNS.
Notice OfFOreclOsure

BY deed dated December 2srd Is7e
-. - noIse nortgaged to me a lot of Hand -; -
sne Dniiuihgs thereon, bounded as follow, Ra
orn, - We shore % Blnehill Bay, at Inc no,th
Ne ~ unseT Eaton and now owned by aa:n.t inc
,aa, 1a 1 thence running westerly by said -
nnr, ,anu, ooe hundred and sixty rods: thenca
49,. Ie eIesen DDS to land owned tormerIv -
ne ne ne samuel Morse thence easterIy by linz ~
iofse iand TO the shore OF El,ehiti R
frst @on sVaaherly BY shore of said Bay TO he
,oh or isss also the house lot and hui,d;n.,.S
Ma -, ny, ,i 5ald Morse now lives in on he ss
the r,sht j, nagh.ay. BY the terms OF said deed
~ ish' VI fedeemng said mortgaged nren,ssaa
~ " forever fofecesed in one wear new assa
mst,.oaa OF foreclosure by any of re-
..,d provned by law and the cond,,iaa ~ =,
purpose. s hoeice Tor that
Ellsworth, Nov. llth, 1878. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

The governor of Michigan has ap-
pointed Fernando C. Beaman to I'LL the
vacancy In the United Ststes Senate, &C.
casioned by the death of Senator Chandler
Mr.. Beaman has held long and honor able
public service. After having filled varions
public offices in the state, be was elected 4
representative in Congress. where he serv.
ed from 1861 to 1871. He is a nstiye of
Vermont. and sixty-one years OF sge.
Later. it is reported that Mr. Beamau
has declined on account of i'll health, and
the Governor has appointed Ex-Governor
Henry p. Baldwin Of Detroit. in his place.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
Messengers Notice.
STATE OF MAINE
Office Of the she riH Of Hancock Couut,

HANCOCK ss;..........-.Nov. lsth, \. u. I>7y.
T Ms - 70 gave notice tnIt on the 18Th day Of
! NoFcuhert 4. -. ls51, Warrant IN In-oI-
hcey was issued out Of the Court OF Insolvency
Tor said County Of Hancock against the
estate Of said Hiram II. CoumDs of I,Ould-bpro
IN sam county OF Hancock al
Judgct TO be- an InrOyrnt Debtor On u.titipn
Of -ad Debtor, which petition was hlei On the
IAN day OF November A -. l-sg. to which
la-t named date interest on claims - To be CON
puted' That the payment Of any debts and the
delivery and transfer Of any property belonging
TO SAID Debtor TO him or tor his u.e. and the lie
i'efy anu transfer Of any property Is him are
forbidden by law That Il Meeting OF the Creditor.
OF sAHi Debtor, 10 prove their debts ani choose
one or more assiEHees Of his estete, Will be held
az = court OF lns3 eney to- be holden al the Pro
oatt CihCc' ~ Ellsworth The
third day Of December, a. u. ISIS, at two O'Clock
IN the afternoon. Given under my hand the date
fret above written.
a. X. DENEREUN
sherir. a. Messenger OF The Court o: Insolvency
Tor said County OF Hancock 2w.-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
Notice Of FOreclOsure

WHEREAS John j. Carter. O, Bl,e.,u - ~.
~ ooenty OF Hancock aud state Of Maine Ly
iis : eeo datea November fourth, A. ID. Is7s aud
leo page IS. conveyed 10 he nnseTs;gnod p''1
in certain lot or parcel Of land sItusted
e., lu ptn*hi,l, end bounded and describel a.
al ~ VIZ belng the same lot OF land conyey-
e. 20 ne, lthe said Csrter) BY Warranty Drtd
IL 80 t"haty this Day and being that nart Of
~ ~ me-, ef thiee OF the third division Of lois
ia - sam t9sh which lies above the road teadftg
~ Inn aeheafds to surry, refer enee berg had no
me ns pap OF SAID town Tor further teecriTti5D
and hiteen acres more or less exec ting
ca,,.s ',i flhs about acre ia the NORTH ca -
S MI owned by Robert Carter, and ocenpe,l by
beaa h."t me condition OF said mo- tgaze h.yirE
tt'er.o, o,9Pken' We the undersigned 6y reason
'17'eoi Claim Ii foreclosure
'oLLIss GRANITE COMPANY
iiiuehill, Nov 9Th, 1873. r' '''''' a'.,ss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
In Insolvency.

STATE oF MAINE.
81 Ia, ss--Court oil iRsovency In the care
r1tt leland X Banker, Insolvent Debtor
ne Z 70 give notice that pursuant 10 an order
J OF Court therefor, a see1na mee,Jag n, Ibs
a. o. SAID insolvent Debtor, viii be bid
a.. .sa.a omce IN Eiisworta IL said County
1893, at O'Clock in the afternoan a. IL. our.
80. ns a IN section 80 Of The Act vi sas
r. VI Nsiney entitled IAN Act In relation 70
ruary ~, ISIS. APPf"'s1 -
A''s'--caAs. r. DOM. Register Of said Court
3wfs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

Arc some oI ihe rirfing political events whirR
VII engage the ATTENTION Of the people ,urIug the
year ~ these Will be fully and prompt, re
poriei aud dl.ru+-ei "a the columns VI rur
WEEKLY Jpi K>AL- The contest - one uluu
which VIII 'ls,u4 the late Of The nation iar many
years to come The questions whether the con.
troi oi the nation Is ~ be continued in the hands
% me party which saved it, gives over 10 Lh,.
party which ought IT. hfe-u hclhcr the purity OF
lhr ballot and thc lrosiOm Of the suffrage are L,
DC preserved whether TINS Is ! nation or a mere
cousipmeration ot Independent states without
eohr sion and without common interest. com
mon responsibilities and ommon destIny-ilic-.
are questions concerning which no thoaghtiuI
luR patriotic mind can be md rent TuE
JOt kNAL siil continue 70 give It's influence for
The Nation. as against sectiOnalism for the our.
y u thc ua4ipt As against corruption and vlo.
lcnce, and tor the maintenance OF Kepttbft., n
principles, sound finance and honest eurren
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
Notice 10 Subscribers,

The date on the address label of each subsc RI.
bers paper shows the time to which the subscrip-
ton he paid; and all subscribers in arrears are
requested 20 pay up as soon possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription at this
once. receipt VIII be promptly sent to the sub
seriber and the date on the address label Will be
corrected on the next issue Of the paper.
In all communications relating 70 subscriptions
our correspondents are requested to stAte TIE
Posiofee TO which the paper IL, or IL to be. sent
l..
In directing change Of address, always give
the present address well as the one TO which
yen wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
VOLUME 90
Non Resident Taxes.


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tby wen n taxes,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

u Is prepared from Vegetable Extracts and Bark
OF wonderful healing properties and tins R,Issm
Is highly recommended by physicians rIergvman
snd others, testimonials from whom | can fnr-
nish without number 'e
The following are Jew OF the names of tbnss
VINO nave used this remedy; Hon. Jane. d.
Blaine, exspeaker House OF Repr.senta'ires
Washington, ID. e; Mrs. lion. James " pa
bury Arson L. Morrill,, Ex-Governor of Maina
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Ricker. key. L. b. Penney; Rev. WIN A Dretr
1oL q u Drew, Secretary OF state Hon ! n
woodward, state Librarian Col. George "
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Lane secretary Of Senate; Warren l. Alden. Ran.
gor; Charles G.. Nutter. ESQ "a Tremon, 80.
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AdansOa's Botanic Cough
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oiher Cough Medicines put together ana 49, a.. li
TO hear OF the hrst intimation In wbich !, sea
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RUST BROS = 'I pii,;,
nave had troublesome cough for mara ~
Ne years, shc have had advice OF three az AZ
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feiieve and ere me till used Adamson,s na,e :"
Cough Baisam notanic
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Don't tail 10 Try it. II is pleasant 10 ,as. ne
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Sold - Druggtsss s.A Dea,.,
lyreows
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

\ great discovery Of more value than gold
iE1msDR's BpfIAic BdfsGm f.r IN diseases o
The throat and lungs. Il seldom fal., to cure
Price - Is.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

wal the angels come down Tor me-
with chariot and horses when die e
asked iiltie boy uf h, SUNDAY school
teachsr II guess 10. II YOU are real
su"i boy sad the teacher IN" Hide
boys eyes Spafsied with anticipation as 81,
eSclaiasd; And. oh do YOU Think they'll
let uir ~ "u ru" front seat aud driver"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

heeuuntlng incidents on shipboar,i and scene.
on shore. and describing is hi. breezy and on
nAnd 'tyle all that IS new and interesting in
the countries visited. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20

Don't rail 90 iry pr krnbal's Ral.4n. fnr
tou-hS, 'uils. II1arsene-., ~,r.res. or tbr
Thr"si. Chest. LunE-. Sc 4 pleasant aud
cheoiuai remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price - 4 - cents, hy 40
DTuggi-t.. IyF-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
THE KENNEBECKER,
THE BElTED WORLD.

W nom he readers OF TAe Journal know a. one
q NE most original and charming writer, upon
topics con necied with the sea and with travel
VIII contribute a series OF sketches entitled
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-11-20
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENTS.

~ teieS raph and mail, Will be seat as heretofore
W 'ferley,' 4 correspondent Of long expe rtence
AM "fie Information, assisted by webb
" hose Enaturc Is already -aBtIv f,rntI,e :,
The New York herald., 1879-12-18
TRAvELLEIss' GUIDE.

CTEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
OPrntnp oil every description rapidly choapy done
At the Metropolitan job Printing Office ~ branch
Office. ~ Union square, connected by telephone
C1 TO BOSTON VIA THE sTONIN9TON LINE
.plsteamers MASSACHU USETrS aud RHODE ISLAND
leave daily except sundayS from pier - ~ r. foot Of
.fROvIDENCE LINE for freight oniy.--stcamers leave
picr 20 North River except Sundavs), at4P. N.
The New York herald., 1879-12-18
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY

old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
For NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND direct,
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and sATU st3P. ",
For RICHMOND: via WEST POINT. MONDAY.
Steamers for LEWES Del, aud REHOB0TH BEACH
2P NJ 1
All except Delaware freight will received daily At
pier 43 North River foot OF Christopher and PASSEN
GERS except Deawarc) will depart from there
Delaware steamers continue at pier 81 foot Of Beach
and ali steamers will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets and bills Of lading 10 all
points Insurance effected at per cont
General Office 1871 Greenwich st.
CINGLE AND EXCURSION TICKETS TO ALL POINTS
Ola tho southern States: also FLORIDA, BERMuDA,
NASSAU, CUBA, PORTO RICO. ST. THOMAS. Marti-
Dique Barbados Trinidad sale at lowest ratios
ut LEVE Il ALDENiS Tourist Once. 27l Broadway. Call
send postage for November number American Tourist
Gazette"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-22

Emigration from the states Of the south
is not confined to the colored race, though
that element of southern labor 10 just now
attracting the most attention in it's precipi-
tous stampede from the inhospitable region.
The whites of the south are coming north
to live and the rate of emigration 10 heavier
this spring than ever before. The border
southern states are ct present suffering the
greatest depletion and the border northern
states are receiving the greatest accessions.
Thus the whites Of Kentucky cross the old
slave line and 60 to Indiana and Illinois
and is is estimated that within the past year
not less than six thousand Kentuckians
have found homes in the two north.
ern states named. The northwest.
ward migration of the negroes of the south
will tend to increase this movement Of
southern whites to the north. Deprived Of
the plantation labor which has sustained
them, their plantations must be abandoned.
The south, barren as it is of business Oh.
portunities, offers no field of enterprise tc
those who are deprived of the means fol
procuring the necessities of life and they
must elsewhe seek that which cannot be
obtained at home. The great northwest
will profit by this shifting of the white
and black masses from one section TO an.
other. It is the field which invites and the
field to be first occupied.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-22
Jaf 9siIy 3rtss md 3slststss
yANkToN DAKOTA


We have met to-day I've men who vii
plant their stakes id Yankton and engage ID
di6srsnt kinds Of business. provided The
Milwaukee road comes to this city. These
I've are bat q small fraction of the number
Of new businsss representatives who are al
ready waiting and Watching for the con-
summation of the event which shall deter.
mine their actions. We met them casually,
without making search, and presume that
most Of onr readers could relate . like ex-
perienoe. The fact is, this proposed Mil.
waukee connection is of vaster importance
to our city than We can Immediately realize.
We who have spent Year, of our lives in
Yankton have become accustomed to its allow
yet steady growth aud can scarcely conprc-
hsad that there is within our grasp . posi-
bility Of taking = forward stride in the di-
rection Of prosperity which will at oncs dou.
BILE our importance and our wealth. The
representatives Of numerous business enter
prises are watching the course Of events.
They are pleased with Yankton asa place
to live and ~ . place for commercial invest
menh-provided is connection with the
east is made to conform to its necessities. We
who are here established must bear the bur.
den of bringing about the desired result.
Others will speedily come to u aid when
that is accomplished.