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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07

Tile advantages OF these Lines are
l. II the passenger is going to or from any
point in the entire West and North West, he can
buy his tickets via some one Of this COmpany'S
lines and be sure of reaching his destination
by IT OR IT'S CONNECTIONS.
Q. The greater part Of its lines are laid with
Steel Rails its road bed Is perfect.
8. 1t Is the short line between all important
points.
4. Its trains are equipped with the Wcsting-
house Air Brake. Miller's Platform and Couplers
and the latest improvements for comfort, safety
S. It is the only Road In the West running the
| celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs.
Q. It is the only Road running the Pullman
Palace sleeping Jars either way between
Chicago and ST. Paul. Green Bay, Ereepot. Ia Crosse
Winona. Dubuque, McGreoot. Milwaukee.
! Z. No road offers equal facilities In number
OF through trans. equipped With Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars.
& II makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points,
The popularity Of these lines Is steadily In
crcaStng and passengers should consult their in
tcrcst by purchasing tickets Ma this line,
Tickets over this route arc sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents In the United States and CanaaaS
| Remember, You ask for your Tickets via the
Chicago & Nurth- Western Railway. and take
none other.
Far information. Folders, Maps, SC not Oh
tainahlc Al nome Ticket once, address any
agent nj the Company or
MARvM NucAgf1, ". n. StENAgr1.
os.ssss
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
Stimulate. tho sluggish Kidneys.

Tradition to its tonic and cathartic proper
ties, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters exercise a ben.
eficial influence upon the kidneys and bladder,
when they are inactive, by stimulating them to
renewed e%xertion, thus reopening, as it were, a
sluice for the escape of impurities whosa regular
channel Of exit is.the organ of urination. Among
these are certain abnormal and inflammatory
elements, productive OF irreparable injury to the
system If not entirely expelled. The kidneys
and bladder themselves are also benefited by
this stimulus, as their inactivity is usually a pre-.
liminary to their disease and disorganization
They also experience, in common with othel
portions OF the system, the potent invigorative
effects Of the Bitters. which furthermore cor.
reefs disordered conditions of the stomach,
bowels and liver
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
WHY WILL YOU

Allow a cold to advance in your system
and thus encourage more serious maladies,
s tronb is rhen am ;m me%Gsteag 9eIia sfa can nuP bs
has gained the largest sale in the world for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung Diseases. It is DR.. Boschee's famous
German prescription, and is prepared with
the greatest care, and no fear need be enter
tanned in administering it to the youngest
child, as per directions. The sale of this
medicine is unprecedented. Since first in.
troduced there has been a constant increas.
ing demand, and without a single report O
a failure 10 do its work in any case. ASH
your Druggist as to the truth of these re
marks. Large size, Is cents. Try it and b.
convinced.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
Chr Daily fress aud gatstataa
YANKToN DAKOTA
Wednesday Evening, May 7, 1879
x~elcnsoauooo NEWS.

An abundance Of antelope we're recently
seen q short distance from Lake county's
north line.
Judge Charles Cooley has returned to
Niobrara from Maryland, with his health
much improved.
White & Rutan have disposed Of their
Rockport Pioneer, and have started the
Cameron Pioneer, published at Cameron,
McCook county.
The Madison Sentinel states that . rumor
is abroad to the effect that a branch of the
Worthington and Sioux Falls railroad will
be built from Luverne to Dell Rapids this
summer.
Canton News: Mr.. Branhsgen has twen-
ty-seven acres of timber planted under the
provisions of the old law, and $1,000 trees
planted according to the provisions of the
new timber law.
The Canton News Of the Sd says: Grading
was commenced last week and 10 being
pushed with vigor. The first iron will be
put down in about six weeks. The Rock ID
to be reached in forty days, and the Sioux
at upper Canton in sixty days.
1t is related by the Madison Sentinel that
an enterprising homesteader residing neal
Madison, recently saved his shanty from an
approaching prairie fire by tearing it down
and removing it to 3 piece of breaking
finishing his task just az the FIRE swept oyel
the spot where the cabin had stood.
Niobrara Pioneer: The new grist mil
at the mouth of the Verdigris is being com
menced, and life in that quarter is what in
dictates a successful future for our section
The Kaucher brother are we'll at work o
the mill fixtures. 1t will be . FIVE run {
burs-the largest mill. ip northern Nebrask,
Cameron Pioneer: NcCook county lii
directly west of Minnehaha county, and b,
an area of 256 square miles, or 163, $40 acre
II is drained in the east by the Vermilli.
river, and on the west by the west branch
the same stream. It's surface is gently roI
ing prairie-generally we'll drained by sma
"%runs." wich ramify the county at CONVENE
distances. The soil is very fertile, produ
Y ing fine crops of corn and wheat.
Ponca Journal: About three miles fro
Mr.. Dennis house is a new town which
springing up on the land of Mr.. Norr
Mr.. Norris owns there several thousal
acres Of the valuable land Of Logan vale
and, on its most desirable part is locat
"Norristown," where a hotel is being bui
several dwelling houses are in progress
contemplated, also a store, blacksmith shc
etc. The Omaha and Northwestern railro
when it passes up the valley, as it probat
will this season, or next at farthest, will
doubt strike this new town, and there
render it a place of much importance.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
x,osaAaAaovyLAm.
Operations ~ ahs Nsssstsss NtAAistss
Gang 81 Thtsves.
lhlcako Iimes Corfespondencs.

Operations 81 soo NOsOStSos Wb0OtGsOo |
Gang u Thisvss.
Chicago Times Correspondence.
Fort Hsrtsui, Neb, April 2s.-Four
men arrived at this post last night from the
Niobrars with intelligence :hs, the rotor
ious Middleton had made n 6, - on Vie
cattle ranches 10 The northern II al ihe
state, stealing aud carrying Away q large
number OF horses and ponies. One of the
principal ranches on the Niobrsra IL report
ed to have been entirely stripped Of horses.
All of the rsnchmen In the vicinity are ap
prehensive of another rad and have con.
centrated their herders to protect their stock
in case 1t 10 undertaken. The.l0ss of horses
at this particular period is very severely
felt on the rangers, as the rounding up sea.
son Is about to commence, when the use of
them Is Indispensable. Some hunters cane
into the rsnchesllately from the Keya Pahs
river who report the existence ofs stockade
there constructed of bales Of hay. As they
drew near to investigate II, shots were fred
at them, after which they thought it pru-
deut to retire. If this report be true, the
stockade Is probably, as the men suppose,
a stronghold of Middleton's gang Of horse.
thieves. The messengers who passed
through last night report that the cattle
men are organizing q party to 60 in pursuit
of the despersdoes. They were in quest OF
the sheriff of Valley county, hoping to in
duce him to accompany them back and
head the ranchmen In their At
tempt to recover their property.
;, 1t is to be hoped that this outrage will
result in the destruction of Middleton's gang
of outlaws. For a long period they have
{ infested this region and the adjacent part
of Dakota, and the same or other similar
. gangs have rendered life and property iuse
cure in Wyoming and the Black Hills re
gion. Heretofore, in the Niobrara country
,a Wholesale system Of herse-stealin9 ha
j, been regularly conducted of which the In
dams we're victims, thethieves taking q here
. of ponies from an agency on which the In
r dams were we'll disposed toward the whites
would run them of, taking a route througl
4 the ranches, demanding food and shelte
from the ranchmen on the way. The latte
fearful OF the result in case Of refusal, CAV
probably in most instances an unwilling a
sistance. This proceeding has continual
endangered the peaceful relations that ha,
of 90 long aubsisted with the Red Cloud al
Spotted Tail Indians, these two bands beir
.. the sufferers. 1t seems strange hat tn
es should have departed from the practice
az stealing from the savagss which has hitht
IF. to proved comparatively safe and provo
the open hostilities of the whites. If I
cattle O form a combination, as tn
Of are fully competent OF. doing, and sweep I
II. entire gang of deperadoes from the face
all the earth. they will deserve the commend
-. ton of every law abiding citizen in
NV land.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sales In County for tho Week
Ending May 6, 1879, Reported
From the Abstract and Real
Estate Office OF C. J. B.
Harris, Yankton.
e.. J. Walch TO William Wslpole to Rosa
Walpcle, warranty deed " e lots Z and 8
block IS lower Y~ankton-cOO,
Nikolans Serr and wife to Abraham Del
finger, warranty deed lot 4 block 80 With.
erspoon's Yankton-$225.
Caroline n. Hussey by attorney to Thos.
Hickey. warranty deed. 8 " u 9 u sec.
ton 3 township "a range IS, 40 acres
$40.
Daniel NJ. Frost to Mary A. Aney, war.
ranty deed lot 9 block "a Yankton-175.
James NJ. Stone to Frank L. Cochran,
warranty deed e 4 " q lots l aud 2 block
% lower Yankton-$6OO.
Frank L. Cochran to Antoinette Bruce,
warranty deed ~ " q lots l and 2 block
% lower Yankton $500.
Thomas Prick to Marie Frick. warranty
deed e3 set section 80, sw4 nwf and west I
sw} and set sw4 section 80 town "a range
SIS and net set section 5 town SO range IS
$50 acres-$300.
John w. Glazier and wife to NJ. D LINGO
warranty deed, lots1 and 2, block 8, YES
Yankton-S50.
D. o. Lawrence to Elizabeth E Eldridge
warranty deed, lot 7, block 50 lower Yank
ton-S1,200.
NJ. T. Woolley to Richard Burke qui
claim deed, lot Is, block So. lower Yank
ton-$5.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07

Chew Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
FOR sALe-eaAno BARGAINS.

Block II lower Yankton
Block 40 Lower Yankton;
E! Block Sc Lower Yankton;
Also is other lots in lower Yankton
l lot on Capital street.
2 lots on Main street.
Also / l 2! and 5 acre lots in city limits.
Also 3 quarter sections of land nine miles
from Iankton on Beaver Creek Basin.
Splendid wheat land.
All will be sold cheap for the next 10
days. For information inquire of
VAN ANTWERP 4 BRooKNGs.
Office, Cox Block, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
A CARD.

To- all who are, suffering from the errors
and indiscretiors of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., 1 will
send q recipe that will u r you, FREE
discovered by a missionary in South Ameri'
ca. Send a ~self.addressed envelope to thu
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d, Neu
York City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
SETTER DOGS FOR SALE.

Two English Bolton Blue Laverack dol
pups for sale. Finest bloods in America
just the proper age to break for chickens
this fall. Price f25, at
II. W. WHITE,
Gun store, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07
SWEET poTAroE PLANTS.

During the planting season I shall keep
for saIe'the best variety OF sweet potatoe
plants AZ a. cts. per hundred, or $3.50 per
thousand.
Cash orders by mail promptly attended
TO. WALTER II. CARR,
Third street. Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07

The Merchants billiard psrlors have been
moved 10 . location ono door north Of Ed
munds & Wynn's bank.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-07

Over 200 diIcrcn, s,ylcs Of wall paper II
Mills 4 purdy'a Parties dsaiguias to pur.
chase are invited 10 cali and inspect.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
See6er nn0 Die IretIe.

{ 9enrp Warb Bee6er bat iest in feline
Ylpmoutb &ir9e In Brootlpn Der amerito
nti@en Brefe cine Strafprebist aebaIten
bie mon4es Dabre entbdlt. Gr }aate ba
bet TN Wsisntliden foIsenbss:
.-rGin 9auptbinberniB 9rifliden Sort
i9rttts 1T Der b0ie @influS Der Seitunaen
Dts sroben 3eitunssn bieies 9anbes nab.
len tore Neuisteiten 10, baB Der @eidmad
Auer. Der bette unb her idlsdtete. bsfris.
otgt mtrf. Der %seisni9aftlide Quitant
auinst ben Neniden, cine Rleiouna ,u tra:
gen, aber bic 3eitunsen erlauben ibm MIDI
etnmal! msnise Gesen 81 trasen. Sit
sslSen Jules in ieiner u~0aisiten Nadtbsit.
9euiB baben bic 3situnsen ibr @roses
inb @utes; fe entbaIten cine Wense Be.
lebrenben unb audi p%erebeInben Qeiefoffes
nno tSroern uielfa9 bic Gusenb unb bic
VaterlanbsIiebe. absr 70 i4Sn aud ID,
Sberbau ietn mag, BON unten ifeigen ME
aus sinem l9le4ten NbSusstanale abideus
ltbe Quite empor, pelde bic geiunbe Cuff
perpeiten, weIde bic ittlibe a~tmoip5dre
NIT ben psrberblidfen 9initsn idpdnsern
uno f9 an bic aaerasmeiniten tbierii1en
Ertsbe bes Weeai9en ridtsn. Ote ausreSe
Der Serausseber unb &sbattsure III INNER 4:
rWenn mir uniere i3eituusen pertau fen
molten, miifen mir bisis Sa6en brinsen ;
tbun mir es ni6t, 10 tbun es unlere Con
eIrrenteu bod, unb UNI unisre 9eier su Be-
balten, mihen mir es tbun, 10 uuserne mir
es tbun." Sarin 1T pieI Wahres. uenn
es aud LANCE ni6t our Gnti9uIoisana bin,
reidt. Wirbe has Bolt ioI6e gldttet
nidt leien, 10 wirben iie nidt sebrudt psrs
ben. Ete 3eitunsen Iesen iol9es Gas
gum Vertaufe aus, neil es 10 piele Rdufer
inbet. 8obI sibt ss ebIe Seelen, Die
ni4ts nit iol9en 3eitanssn 3u tbun baben
molten, aber Der gobeniaS Der Weni5beit
mill sera;e iol9e 3eitunss: Rsuistsiten,
unb swiiden bieien beiben Grtremen itebt
eine Walle BON 9euten, welde ioI9e Ra9:
ri4ten nidt biuisen, aber bic Ssituusen
bod %taufen, UNI 81 iebea, mas fir cine ab:
f5euli4e Seniation ii9 pieosr susstrasen
bat, mas fir elm gutter Rame pieber in Den
&otb seSosen wirb, unb 10 tomnsn bic pon
ben abidsuIidifen Seniatiouen uno ben
niebertrd9tisiten Sdimpfereien trisfsnbsu
8tatter in uniere 5auier, nm iel6it bon
unieren &inbern uno iunsen Oienitmdbdsn
9eleien gu werbeu unb ibre Seslen su per
berben. 8as mid betrifft, 10 pirbe i'd
mid lisber gu einem Sdmaus pon Drsd
unb &otb ni~eberIa1sn, ais ioI6es 3eus gu
leien. &om bate feline @Iatiatorsn. Spa;
MEN bot feline Stiersefe4te, amerita bat
feline 3situnsen."
Sn Sieiem llrtbsiIe liest uiel 8abrss,
bod ursiBt Beeasr BARN gu erpdbnen,
baB serabe er Der ameritaniisu Brsfie reid:
li4e 9elssenbeit CAB, iOldeu S9mus auf:
5uwiblen unb es nod namentIi3 In bsut:
i9en Rreiien, ueridieosne Ssitunssn sibt.
pel9e ioIden llnflatbe ibre SpaItsu per:
i9IisBsn. CPS. gbl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
Befsi(&-SnxemBurs.

9abapsIasRe Gu E eruirtt ii1 cine
&eputation, bic ni9t grade bsnsibensuertb
1T. Am IL. Wai bate man bort uieber
etne Seuersbruni, bic pierte felt zines Sab
res. Oas 6euer brad in, Sauie bes Srn.
9ppolite 2anois aus unb tbeilte fi1 benz
Nadbarbauis nit. Beibe 9ebdube brann,
ten bis auf ben Bsben nieber. Sum t1ns
slit waren aue 90idaparats aubsr Orbs
nnns unb NIT Wibe ssIans ss, benz 5euer
Wiberfanb au Ieiten. gsibe Absebrannte
iiub uerfi9ert. Wau III, tros aIer gers
ft9erunsen, I'M Srte beunrubtst, ba man
Branbitiftuns mutbmaBt.
Wdbrenb Der Wuttereottess
octaue sinsen eisene 3ise pon Arlon
nod 2uremburs, wel9e Die PiIssr gum
@nabenbiIbe bra9tsn.
AIMS. Mai 3os man aus benz Tei1e
3uii1en goir unb ct. Subert ben Qei9.
nabm zines arr,en Wu1tannten RamepS
Sictor 9oupisup. Der ltnslidli9e bate
gu ct. 6ubert Bel elmer 9o9,eit 1ufser
ipieIt. auf Dem Seimueee, auf benz er
fi9 u~srirrte, firste er ms 8aisr unb ers
irdnt.
am 9. Wai brad gu NaIosne auf benz
9ofe Der Wittue 8arpaur Seuer aus, bas
f9 baIo benz 5auie bes Ssrrn Soiepb
fauter LIMB nod 3uei anbern Wobnbduiern
mtttbeilts. aae @ebduli5.siten unb Der
&eit Der grnbten Der grfsenanntsn purs
ben elm Raub Der Slammeu. Der 9anse
S4aben uirb auf $4,000 Gr. bsrs9nst uno
lit perlitert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
u m.

2nrembura. am 10. Wai fanb bier
bic seuObulide Sabresoeriammluus Der
reconitituirtsn Bring Seinri9' @iisnbabn:
@sisai9aft ftatt. Wir entnsbmsn benz
8sri5t Der SsruaItuus foIssnbe 9atsn.
Die arbeiten on ben Strsdeu Steinforts
golmar unb Qamaoslaine mad Der franSS.
fi9sn 9rsnss usrben tbdtis betrisben unb
wsrben isoenfaqs @nbe 1879 beenbst isin.
Wlit benz Stubium Der 9inie Sautenba9,
Dils in man bsiddftist. Der gabnbof
Petinsen III uersr6Bsrt unb nit einsm 60
comottpiduppen periebsn worben.-Oer
9srwaItunssratb bat einsn Sertras wesen
Der ausbsutuns Der grsconceifiou i'm Sal:
ssnbsrs ssi9IoTen unb es iinb bier i'm
Sabre 1878 an grs 70,027 Tonnen aus
ssbsutet worbsn.-Oie 9dnse Der i'm Sabre
1878 bstriebsnen 8abnen betrus lO2, $50
Wetsr, pouon 40, 5l1 auf bic SausrIiuis
tommeu. Die fog. grtbsden' 9inis mari
eiusn 9epinu uon 500, 500 ST.. ab, pdb:
renb Der Sstrisb Der Sauerlinie 5l963 ST..
msbr ~fpitete, ais er einbra9te. Der &ein'
seuinu bss sanssn llnternsbmsns bsIduft
ii5 auf 1914, 2ls st., pouou 5 pgt. in bic
&eisrue, 6 psf. Der Ssrpaltuns, l PCT.
ben gommi1arsn unb 800, 600 ST.. ais
DipiSsnbe fir bic IctionGre a Sr. per
2lctis) bsiimmt iinb. 9luf Ysrjiniuus
unb 4mOrtiiiruns Der O%bIisationsu pur:
ben SO7 ,29s ST. psrpanbt.-Oer gsrpal.
tunssratb Der @sieai5aft bsitsbt aus Den
50. 5. Urban, s. Ssrmont, 8. Z. Wom.
masrts, emil Seruais, s. Stsrn unb q.
lllusIins; lleberwa9unss: Gommifdrs fint
bic 50. u. Gonuert, Sol. Namir, 9.
8isnsr. Director Sr. g. 0iliers.
Siicn. Sor sinissn Sasen purbs BEN
SasIObnsr M. Gsutsr, 81 Sabre alt Dor
babisr, weI9er I'M Ort s~snannt Rebsls'
bii9 auf Der @iienbabu IN arbsit Itano,
Der rs9te SUB absstrsnnt, pdbrsno Der
islbe uon eiuem nod in S~spssuns iieben
ben @asson bsrabiprans, unb unslitIi
dsrpsiie auf Die S4isnsn fisI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
Sir&fi6e 2leuisReiten.
SnIauo.

9ie 8eieli3aft Der vRatboI. Sitter ron
Nmerita" bat in benz NIT .,Suli enbenbeu
Sabre bis isst 4 Sterbsfdle ssbabt unb
BON ben pier seitorbenen Witglisberu iinb
3wei etmorbet worbeu. Welde 9erfiae.
rungs: @eieui9aft nit iber 1000 Wiialie.
bern bat cine 10 mertuirbis niebrise
Sterbli4tsitsrate auf5uweiien2 Seine Elm:
sise, bas itebt feit.
Sic barmber,isen S6pritrrn batten
su gnbe bss perfofeneu Sabrss in ben
Ser. Staaten 1O6 QnitaIten, in pelden
$3.50 8aiienttnber, 1880 Sduslinae,
125 Wittpen, lO,S39 Sraute, l ,O95 SIR:
iiunise uRb 1888 SduItinbsr aufsenOms
men wcrsn uno uerpilest wurben. l,l79
S9wsiiern itanben Oisien 9lnitaItsn Dor.
@r3biOcefs New Yort.
9ie iatbul SrpGlfcruna bes staatss
Hew Yort b~e5iffert Ii5 auf 1928, 900 pom
benen 600. 900 our Gr3bi0ceis New Oort
ssb0ren. Die 3abl Der Yrieiter III $50.
Baltimore bat fur cine tatboI. 9spSIteruna
BON SOC, 900 Seelen 25s Yrisifer.
gr3bi6eeie Cincinnati.
9er telegraph uelbet Ra6ri6ten
aus &om BON balboffisielsm gbaratter ia.
gen, baB Yiidof WcNuaSs pom Yapft.
gum @oabiutor bss grabii9ofs Purcel er.
nannt wsrbsn wirb. Die offsiene Nad:
ri9t iber bieie @rnsnnuns wirb su gu6s
bieier Wo9e erwartet.
lleber bss bo6m'iten Gr,biidoi Bur.
rrl's iinan3ieHe S9uieristeitsn entnebmen
mir benz Wabrbeitsfreuno" bas GoIsense
Ssrr Wannir, Der WafenperwaIter Bee
bo9w'ften grsbii9ofs gurcsu unb feines
Brubers bsS bo4w. gbwarb Purcea bat cine
uoaidnbise 9ife Der grsbitotsn unb Oebito.
rem Der bsiben porsenapntsn Serren aus,
searbeitst unb uerOffentIi9t. Da bic Qiis
au umfansrei&, 70 beidrdnten mir uns aui
bic Wiebersabe Der bauptia1lidfe Bah
len bisies amtlidsn 9eri4ts. Die aitipu
beitehen tn:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

9uremburg. Cine 8stition BON Be-
pobnern Der Stabt uerlanst, baB Der neu
au erridtsnbe 9iabuct bic gerldnseruna
Der gbiIippsitraBs biIben fol-.
Memi6. Bel Serr l%1Ipslins gu Gemi9
fnb prouiiorii9 bic Ncten bss psriforbsnen
Notar's &nepper beponirt worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
,fSt, 569, AZ

Inter ben absei6dstsn 9runbfdden Be.
iinber id bic &atbebrale unb bic ersbis
i9Ohide &efiben3 gum Sstrase uon $3.50,
900 unb bas prieterieminar auf Wts ct.
Marps 3u $lls, 900.
Die S9ulosn betraseu an ginwobner
pOn Cincinnati So, S7O. 397.77 unb an
auswartiss grebiloren 1927, 25S.72. 60:
taliumme Der paifiua SO, 697, 85l 40.
Der ueberi9uB Der S4uIbsn lber bic @ut.
babsn, wenn Sisle ale, aud bic ais perib:
los anSefibrtsn realifrt wsroen tSnnen,
bstrast iomit ~, 6l6, Os2 .O2. gluf bieie
Summe finb bis isst sinise Eauisnb Dol.
lars bur4 freiwiaise SdentuAsen uon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Snbeu rife Eassn bss Mai's
bat es In Uist Il. Der umsssenb gu psridies
bsnsnmalsn bel Ra9t ssiansit unb ssrsift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
MuslanD.

Sn Gi6jtabt. Der uraIten 9iidoisfabt,
bersn Sisibum Der 81. Sonifacius sssriin'
bet bate, fanb am 8. unb 4. Wai bic elf,
buneertiabriSe Subildumsfsisr Der SeiIia.
iprs9uns Der bl. 0aIbursa ftatt, nobel
Der 9srr grSbii6of uon Sambsrs elm You.
titcalamt celebrirte unb bic Seltpreoiat
belt. Die 81. Walbursa wa. cine God,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

Ser bn&u. Viarrer s. 0ieberberssr
Son &oisbia, Su., III In feline Seimatb
Buo9S i'm canton llntsrwalben In Der
S9wsis absereif, um feline alien gItern,
bic in tur5er 3eit bas Geft ibrsr soIbenen
9o9jeit feiern, gu beia4en. M5se er
sIiidli6 rsiien unb feline brausn sreilen gls
tern I'M beffen @oblisin pisbsrieben unb
bann ebenio seiunb unb pobIbsbalten In
fem gbOptipuatsrIanb Suridtebrsn!
. OtSceis gIepeIanb.
Sn Canton, O., purbs am SimmeI.
fabrtstase bic neue ct. Setsrs' Sir9e burd
ben bo5witsn Sii9of 9iImour pom glsue,
lamb unter srOBen 5sisrIi9tsitsn sinse.
pei6t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-06-03

HGrPer's Magazine vas the drst OF the june
mOhthiles received. The number marks the be-
ginning OF new era in the publication OF this
Wideiy.known periodical. With the commence
ment of this, the 5gth volume, the publishers have
used new and larger type, and have slightly in-
creased the pages In width. so as 10 offer better
iacll1les Tor Illustration. The appearance Of the
magazine, with these exceptions. remains The
same a. before. The familiar cover retains the
TINT and design that have been characteristics OF II
rom the day twas first seen, nearly thirty years
ago. This improvement will warmly commend
ltseli 10 every reader, and is in harmony with the
pAst career OF the magazine, no violent or radical
ehange IN It's general appearance or In is editorial
conduct having ever occurred. The beauty OF the
engtSvings In the June number Is especially note.
worthy. The Honorable Hudson Bay Company,
by II. NJ Robinson; The Grand DAYS OF Histri'
onics,' by Olive Logan; the conclusion OF Col.
warnings interesting Berg und Thai" sketches,
and the second paper ON "A Peninsul Canaan,
0y Howard PYLE. are all attractivcly illustrated
+. L. Mhipple contributes some Interesting per
sonal "ReoOlections OF Agassiz"; James L. k1eld
gives sprighty "Free Lecture Experience; j.
ksten Cooke and Mrs. Gibbons contribute re-
spcclvely sketches Of Alexander SpOtswood'
and "rhe citizen OF Paris Miss Nulock's serial
y Dung Mrs. Jardine," is confined; and there is
the usual variety Of short stories, poems and edt
torial matter.