davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
6ere d) tferti9t.
Sic Ttrmn GMnO0S, SID & 60.
fciner 1tuehrenbnftcn 9nuSz
lMn8 l6MLot8-

@or einiser Seit entnabm bic uSaS.
StautS ,eituiio" einem 8clltuiucr Slate
cine Nnfla8e Ge8en Die gatcntmeDiStnenz
Sabrifanten 9unoaS, Did Il SO. III Jteip
Oorf. be5 SSlbalt5, O0b bielelbc ben ltaz
nIell eileS befnuntcn Dclltld)cn ScueDtler
NpotbeferS, 6rn. Mn. Senlpff, gegcll oclz
ieu Biltn bcuiiBt babe, I'M iDre W1eol3lz
ncn su emtTcbIcn, inocm tic SIdelhcn
nit Nnpreiiun9en ibrer UlebtSinen, lpe5tel
ibrcS vSbermaltNe", uuo nit ocr 0ez
idGftSfarte beS !0rn. &cmpff III rotbem
Druid pcrieben, an BeuepiQcr 8llr9cr
ianote. IS hat ii9 iebt bcraHSgcitclt,
baB ST.. &enp1f, inOem CT bic Tiruna be-
iduloi0te, ii6 ictnc3 9tamens Dbne letlte
i3uitimmung bebieut 81 babcu, berlclbcn
Gin ldiucrc5 llure0t s~ugcfIi9t bat, bcnn
nadoem bic 6irm0 i'm ilbcr3cIgt, onB tie
Die 9tanlcu Der 8iir0er, 6cncn btcS Sii6els
d)en sugcld)idt mar, dUf ctlcr1 nit tOrlt.
&cmpff'5 gtamen pcrlcbcGeu No9er nit
icincr l1ebcri6rift pcricbcu erbaIten, crGab
ii6 bci9ta0inrlbung, 0aB elmer lcincr 0cs
hillfcn, Der ibu fur; Dor Dem Gtntrcffcn Der
8iidlcr perla1lcn lno na6 ct. Gout5 &C.
aal9en mar, alf bic DON 0cr Oirn1n 9ez
lteute Mnfrage bin Obne letn Soriptllct
cine 9~famen5liite an9eicrtigt nnb III i%ct1crt
ytamcn cingeihidt bate. SIS miro inns
Dies icpobl burd inns iibcrlanbte 2tbi6rifz
ten zines Bricies ocs 9errn Gempif, mic
bUr9 cincn Nrtlfcl III bcn Scueutuer
Stern" bcSeu9t.
SIT Solgc ociicu lit Is ein einiadeS @ez
bot Der @creNtigtcit, iene 9~lnfIoge, Der
mir burd Nboruf unlererieitS SerbrcitIng
ge9cbcn, 5Nriid5niiebcn. N1o 81 crfldren,
DAB bic Tirma 0uubas, Did & SO. nidt
nur in bicicm Sale bon icocm NerbaGt,
III uusei6aitsmdbi8cr 9Sciic poraez
gangeu ST. ieil, fret 6nltebt.
louoern aud baB iic, luie unS 0urd 8rtcfe
BON icbr au9eieDencn GcihGit5lcuten III
9tew Oorf bc5eu9t miro, iibcrDaupt zinc
b0d)it cbrcnnollc SteIlNng i'll gci6aitIider
Oiuitht eiunimmt. 1luO mir filgen bent
germ biuau, DAP DEM 3eu2nilie eineS nus
ais D0tbit perlGbIiG betauntcn Npotbeter5
unD Gbemitcrs III SEEM Yort sufulge Die
bon Der TirntG angcfertlgten WtcoiSilten,
iid bt5 Nertrauen5 Der Acr;te crfreuen,
uuO upm benieIbcn piclia6 ucri6ricben
tperDcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
Scf6ciOcnDctt.

Sn bos Bureau eincs Otaurermeiiters
tritt bic Srau etneS idon lett ldngercr l3eit
arbeitSloien Waurcrgeic1en, nit Der Bite,
ibrcn WiNnH auSuitcucn.
Meiiter ~@5 tbut mir lcio, es lit
jeff lidtS gu tbun. oub itnO Die Nnlprll6e
Der @elcllen III 2tubetra6t Der .3citptrbalts
ntlle nod Diel 81 Do6."
8rau: vStebitet !6err Oteelter, 10 is
ntein Otann uiht, Der is 10 beiGclocr, -
nit cen DtiQefcn 0ebm rno cen 0ugeno
Stecne, Oa be6elit ct ii6 Die gauge No6e
nit"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
gtod eim Sdifibrmd, Scr @bicoooe)

Shooner 1.-TWO Fannies", Der an W{itts
ipOd MOr8eu bon @lt %Jtapios, oil Der
@ranb Graperie S0p, nit elmer &oOung
Go6eticn na6 8uffulo auS9efabren ipar,
iuurOe bon DEM fur6tbareu Sturm erfuBt,
na6 ieinem 9lusgangSpunfte 5u~rild9eipors
.feu, uno troB beIoenmiltDigen Samples
ieiteuS Der Wannlhaft az Der Sit0tiiite Der
@rouo Sraperie SaD Guf Die Selieu gez
iuorfem uuo scri0ellt. yta1 unldgliden
Otiibcn 9elang cs Der UtannidaIt ullo bent
&apitdn, iid 8u retten. Ser S6ooner lit
fir SIG, 400, Die 2ooung fiir $4,000 in
Den uereiui9ten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ueriidert, 10 oaB Der Gerlult einSig auf Die
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fGlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
@ut Ge0ebctt.

SIN elmer 9eIeui6aft purbe itber Sec
REMEMBERING gciprodsu. Gin iungcr
Ocf. Der it'd oariiber lultig madlen polte,
auberte, Ct crinnere ii0, Oas 0Olocne &aIb
9ciueien 81 lciu. = v@i", pcricBte cine
iun9c Dame, vba 1abeu Sic ltd bis n"f
Ole GCrgol6un9 lebrgUt conlerbtrt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

6err Baitor Oeblert in 6orcit Sunction,
gSis., bate Die @iitc, inns folge1oe Ntitz
tbeiIung SIT maden: Wtebrcre 0ltcOer
meiner @emcinbe braudcn OaS ec$abr binz
ourd cine Siemli6e Quantitdt Don Or.
4uguit 80nig'S 9am burger
Yruittbee uno Stpar irnn1er nit Ocu=
ielben auS9e5ei6uetcu @rfolg. Sd ielbit
gebraude i'm III meiner SamiIie. Ger
iclbe bat nmS l6on oft reWt CUTE 9ienlte
a~eleiltCt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

2luBer0em tpurben Dem Sberilf etn tpeiz
terer Oiilfsi6rei5cr nit $1,000 @cbalt su=
0eitnuDer ulb cine finite 0illfspGrterlteIe
I'M 0efGngniB nit $3.50 0sbalt geidafien.
9as 9tmt Des 6Ills : County : Qlgeuttt
tpurOc abgeidafft uub Der. Soften zines
Gbcf Glcf nit bemiel6en 0ebalte oafiir
geidaffen.
Die fol8enbsn Yoiteu purOeu abSez
i6afit:
Sin 8ddter i'm GountD : @ebdu6e NIT
$65 Gjebolt per Wtonat.
Sin Glcrf uub Gaiiirer i'm Mbitractamt
nit $1,000 SaDreSgeDalt.
Sin Glcrt fir YlGue in Oemlelben 9lmt
nit $3.50 Gebalt.
Der Glert im Steucrant nit $1,000.
Sin Gopiit im County : GlcrtSamt NIT
$1O80 Wc1dlt.
2luBcrocm lpuroen cine Nnsabl Qenbez
runBcn in Der Gcrt6cilung Der 2lrbcit i'm
Srrcnz IND NrmcUDauie uorgenOmmcn,
DDrc Dap naONr6 Die Oeiammtiumme Der
XDbne oalcGblt DerGtOert purDe.
9Sie man liebt, lDuroe cine gerringerl1ug
Der Ocbaltt nidt D-or9enOmmen. Die ab=
aciddfItcu SteIIer iuaren I'M 0an3en nit
$444O o%otirt, bic 0cbalt5s Grb0bun9cu be-
I1uisl it'd alf $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
Sic sat- tut Sat 0cfauft!

benft Islander, Der Dnr6 Notwithstanding
Nn;cigcn bon Munoermittcln pcrlcitet, leilt
gutcs @clb bcrgiebt unb eiuc BIui6meoi<
sim babur6 crbanOelt baf. 80 Ocntt aud
npbI Wan6cr, Der bon Dem grobcn 6eilz
Utittel beS DR.. S. Silsbee gcgcn 6Gmorrs
bDiocu, ANAKESxS, Iieli. Seio olio
pOritdtig, Sbr @eioenoeu, uno icnoct crit
nah elmer Yrobs, bic Gud p. Neustaedter
d Co., Box 1916, New York, auf Gerlanz
gen rOitcnfrci Suidifcu ucroen, cbc ibr
etncn 8orrat6 su faufen braltbt. gu babeu
III alien renomn1irtcn 9Ipotbefeu.
mon. init. irei Il mn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
GeiHf6ttcu ttno Sarrncn 1T NorO:
NI0b0tt0.

9teie 2Grbercieu iiuO icbr iru6tbar uu6
biIig. &lima unb QSaiier M1iibertreiflid.
9te NniieDlnngen 9cgriinbct bon tpeltlidcn
6armerr, bcpOlfcrn ii0 jcbt iebr raid.
gSegen ndbercr 8eidreibungcu aDrelltre
man 2ouiS 8uuingcr, 9aRos@omrnilz
iiouGr llbli6 Nlod, ytorbz Glarfltr.,
Gbtca9p, Su. 24n131Slpo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
Yerfauft tuur6er Ii. 81:
GMDctIUe

ShtoctBe.
Die 3ufubren besifferten ii6 auf 1884,
SIC Stlid, 9egen 1913, 531 III Der 8ortpodbc.
Seridifft wurOen 1855 Stlf, gc9elI
26,527 1T Der gDrnoGc, gretle bODer.
Besablt tpuroe:
@umito9. gOr. @omito8.
G1rperc S6rpeine gum
90fcln............S3.S0@4.10 S.50G94.O0
2eidtc, Do. unO sum
Gerianbt .......... 3.10@3.90 3.G503S5
G6ipeine iir ben Often. 3.S594.10 3.6Ol94.00
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
oas

Sn 6aperID'5 Office fano Trcitag stpiz
idcn Oieiem, 6crrn y. $. 8ruce Don
GcringtOn, Sp., Sol. 3. Sobniun bon
ytaibuiue, s.. 9. 8ccmiS uuo Or. 0toe,
pom Gbicugo 6ielo. ciuc 8erat9ung itatt,
III ipclter Oas Yrogramm fir bas Sriib=
iabrsz 9tcunen aufgeltcIt tpltroe. Sa baSz
iclbc nod Dem @refutiu : Gomite sur 8ez
i~tdtigung DorgcIegt tpcrbcn mus, fam bas>
iclbe nod nidt per6ffentliht peroeu. 28ie
man erfGhrt, lpirO Oas 9tenucn sD0lf Sage
Daucrn, ruD iii Der FINITE SuIi (oer ricrte
iGut auf Den Sonnta9) nit etngeidlulleu.
Der @Iub bat $40. 116 WtonrositraBe le6r
clegdntc GGnmli6tcitcn gemictbet, in Deuen
AM /. 9eseulbcr 9ta0mittagS , ubr Die
0ircftorelt= ultb 8eamtentuabl itattfiuOen
mir0,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
@ebaItc scr G-omutvs8earntcm

0as GOmite fir OffentlibeH Olenlt be-
cnoete an 6reitag 9ta6ntittag lcilc Qrbeiz
ten nit 9c;ug alf TeltiebunG oer @cbalte
Der GouutDz Seamtcn, uno miro anI Itonz
tag 8eri6t crltattcu.
Iiir folgeuoe Soften iuirb baS Gnmite
bic angegcbcuen @rb0bungen Der 0eDaItc
empfeblen:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
Giebmnrff.
WinOnieHMaret.

Sim g1in6niebmarft bauerte bic fIauc, 9cs
6ruGte Stimnulg, tpeIde lett QSodea
Elm Observation-Disclosures Wlertmdl oeiielben 9cz
tuelen lit, fort. Grit am Samltag lpuroc
Die 6altung cine ~feitere uno Die Brctle
9eitalteten iih ettuaS better.
0ie 3ufubrcu bcsifiertcn ii6 auf 1890
Stiid, 9egen 1906 in Der Dorbergebenoen
WoGc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
Spc3ldl=A m;ctgeA.
Gl1te G0rfc!

Nm Tue, rocIde en- ben ToEq:n Don SuacnbrInber,
rcrp6icr z d,pdde, 0ntyrditiQun3, Gcrtuft Der Ntnnness
iioit =. kipcn. lenoe i'd toitcujrci ein 9tccert, has lie
!urtri. Gtie5 aroBs peilm:ti:l pMrpe Don e,ue,n Alttt.
ijoIdr III SHOs AmcritI tutost;. S6Itt elm uo,eliirtes
Gouucrt AT kcv. Sol. !. SnuIaI. Sta,ion d, gteps
gort eIIs. 14lGMlSt LAT up0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
MGt,tHnS=Grf

Sin9it CAB td 9roBt S6mauleret,
lSdreu nur CUTE Sreunbe babel;
Die lo6ten uno prieien mir ieoeS @ert9t
NGer Die Serle frabeu'S nidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
MOSer,se &ieDe.

vg2as neinit 0u Otr bic 2eugIctn roth?
Nas i6lu1;eit Du i'll bittcrn XeiD 2"
80, !0err, mcin t6curcr &arL lit tobt,
uno a9, i6 bab' fein GraucrtleiD!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
Ser ocutSd5s anertfamiI6e Bolts

rcIiauteu uno untcrbaltenocn9elcltoff, eine
Statiitit iiber bic lcbtidbrige Grntc lit 0en
Ser. Stoatem &C. ltub ci8uet CT ii6 sur
0cricnoung au TreunDc in Der alten 6ei@
matb. Sicbe 2ln;ei9e III elmer anoerem
Suoltc
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

dur WUV SaftVWVCN~
~frcunoc tDcitcn nit fDlAcnbcS nit: Der
6eraUSgt6er Dc5 Seem Yorfer Sd
Dcns8otcnDtrS, q. 6ecrbranot, 1876
QSiUiam Strcet, III gtcm yOrf, giebt Sc
Dem, pcLder ibm $1.2O tur Gin 0ubeuo
&0Icuoer Dor DEM /. Se3cmber einieloet,
eiu yoos Der lllmcr- Dtiiuiterz 2ottcrie ais
4routie. 9amit fDuUen $4,000 0farf,
oo:r 10000, obcr 10000. oOcr 5000, Oocr
1000, ODER 500 Marf II. i. 10. geiDonnelt
tperbtn uno c5 lit 3Datladc, DAB ein gfeW
2)ortcr 6onbpcrtcr nit ciltem inl6en ErGc
micnIoo5 in porigcn Sabre ben critelt
9rciS (S8,250) geipann. Die 3icbMng lit
am 10. OsScmbcr icOcu Sobrcs. Der &as
Ierocr lit einer Der rcihbaIti9iten nno bat
nid)t fir Sdlwahcu a~Icin, %ionoern fir iez
Den 9cuti6eu intcrcnantcm 2cicltoff ouI
GA Seitcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
St0ot CbiGago.
g}ittc nut y%luSfMnft.

Sim Is. Ofto6cr rciite Gen. Trau3
Robmom pon'@bicagO ab, I'm ii6 int
Gtuftra9c Der SninojS StaatsScitun9 iibcr
Gpriusfiels uuO ct. 2oui5 no0 &auias
at begebet. Set Dem "a. Sftrber, ot
pethcm Sage CT iid, lfab mc~brtdgigem
NliicntGaltc in ct. 2ouiS. Had 8elepiue
begc6cn bate, I'M oCr OOrtigcn Gruppcnz
ilcbu1g bcisupoDnelr, Iabcu mir unb bat
icinc camille 9tidtS mebr BON i9uu geb0rt-
IS OrGtgt iidJ ba0urG bic peinlide Ser
mutbung auf. boB i'm, eiu llngliid su8ez
itoBen lit. l0iermit ergcbt an SoIde, Die
aber icincn SerbIeib NustunTt gcben f0n=
uelt, Sic 8ittc, 4Ges ipa5 auf Die Spur
oc5 8cridtpunOenen fiibrcn fonnte, Der
Expedition Der SuinoiS Stats Seitung mit=
3utGciIct.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

9lgenten %berlangt, I'M etn neues 8iI6
The Messenger of Love" SIT %pcrfaufen.
s. GaEten 1Iager,
3no4tp QaDtnn, ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

@ertDpoues 3cu8niG. - Gincent
2unbberg Don Stodpolmt, crltcr 9(rSt ocs
&Dni0S uon SduDcbcn, cmpfieblt Halle's
Vegetable Stefan Hair Remover fir ocn
SOpf uno oaS 6nar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

fir quite creamery" uno 34@35c. iur
Die bette. Stride bette v0Girp" 27@30c.,
red)t quite 24(026c., mittelnnQ6igc bis quite
17@22c., gerlngere g8aarc 14@1Gc.
Gier. = 20@22c. fir 9ans irii9e;
vTruitbouie" 16(91sc.
&pril 1.10.
en- 6 nc in Il ii -1.09.
Sn 9sor IT 1857.
scin . q 1t III 0: D.: 1.13@1.133.
Sn Ct. 2oui5 10.
Sn sc 10 Oort 1.16@1.17.
Su YbilooeIpDta 1.13.
S6mter I ct t.. - 4t@54c. pr. Bf6. ut
groben Quantitdter.
GaIa-64@ TIC. per Bfb. in 9r.0u.
Sortoffeln.- DBsabblows" 400
vgarlots" 3O(@35; I'M &lcinen 4@6c mebr.
@iIo. - Tcloblbner 1915 a 600;
vMauarbs" So. 75@3,OO tleine S : %
-; Seal" 81. 5O@1.75; Ma1teln
So. O002.5 bas Duteno.
GefIug Ct. = BUter leb. 8@93c.,
gei6l. 9(@10}c. bas ST. Spring G9ideuS"
1.O0(02.5O ie mad @r0Be uuo QualttGt;
attic iOertaen $2.25@$3.OO; 0G6ne ulto
!5cuncn 81 $1.75(02.5O ullo alte !6G6ne
s.OO(92.25 per 0Us.; 9ei6I. 6@S4c.
bash.
@rbien.- - 8efte CRIME 81. 75@1.80
CUTE SEQ. 2 DO. 1.50(01.55; gclbe sOfars
ronfat" 1.1O@1.15; SelDerbien 75(@90c.
3mtebeI - 2.5O(03.OO oas TaB.
Gioer. - $4.75@5.OO beim SaB.
Observation-Disclosures bis CUTE
6.5O@7.5O; ih0ue bis bette v8eu" no
v8ugle" 6.5008.00 0as SaB.
Ma6s. -- Pr1ma gcIbes 20@22e- oa5
Giuno.
,0opfsn. - MitteIauter gBiSconIiu
0opfel 33(@3Sc., better 40@43c.
vSIBe &artpf II el H." Weitlid)e
Deim Tab $2.ON02.50; Girginia $2.50@
800; Serlep $3.O0@3.o0.
0pnig. - Better ucuer in Waben III
12@14c per ID.
Ginselne6Giitr iebr id6uer
2lepfel s.. 5O@3.OO, mittelsute 1.50@1.75
quite So. 0O03.50
u8e1snforn".- v@bOice 5urt unb
Carpet Sruib" 6@6}c; 9ute5 bis beltcS
,SclItpprftng 5@52c. orb. grades vGorn"
4l@42c., idlctteS &c; frummeS 2I@35c;
SO. l Snlioe uuo Gopers 43@53c. yto. ,
DO. 4(@43c.
NRept tnad Dem neuelr:: BOrlensez
r;Gt).
GeiBe @irter vGrtras". beFtc5 6.5O@7.a5
So. ;ierlIih id0nes bis ih0nes 5.7J0G.50
90. ihledtes bis mittel0ut:5.- 5.0OW5.75
u2Seiterg Sprin3 ug1ra5'
ttles ............. 80. $4,000 25
80. Gute5 unb rcdt dute5 ... 5.OOW5.5O
sSprtng SuperflGc5", 9ute5
bis reh: outes. ......... 4.30@4.SO
So. l6lebte5 lt1t0 nritteldlte3. 3.O0@3.SO
Ulinleior0 redlr g)tGe5 ;ll!o hcite5 5~.T5@G.15
~ ~A aaA -,, F-Ns ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

!Serr Is. s.. BcrIis in 0reenSburg, 8a.,
thcilt Inns nit, DAB OaS st. SafObs= Del,
peldleS purd Die iperrsn q. GO8cIcr 4 so.
i'll Baltimore auf Oeu Ufartt gebradt
nurOe, iid zines ebenio grpBcn Details
~trfrcut, ipic Or. Gu8. S0ni8S hamburger
9Sanliltenz NteOiSincn. t0err BcrliS tbeilt
nns tpciter NIT, DAP er ielbit WeIe9enbeit
9cbabt babe, Die QSirfungSfraft bieics Oiitz
fcls gu crprobcn uno cS immcr 5uuerldiiig
unO iducuipirten0 9~efunOcn babe. Gr iagt
terllcr, DaB oas ct. SatobSsOsl baS bette
Otittel, pcldes lie auf Den Otarft gc6ra6t
tpDrOcu, iSi,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
Grants Sicr5cim ant 6. 0csember

WCWEEt SEtEItIW NIIl o. SV5EHIUtl
miro nidjt DDnc cireu ipeitercn @mpfanG
pcrflicBtn. Oericlbc miro ibm non Der
.lcaDcmv Of 0eiign" gegcben iperoen, bic
III uoucn Gorbereitungeu Oa5u unb 81 Der
Nusidmiidung begrifen lit, iucIhe iic benz
Giicnbabnlpagcn 81 gcben 0cocntt, Der
Grant nah Dem Often bril!9en loI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

Der GrSiebungSrntD bcs eriten 8ez
Sc;irfs bon !0DOc Yart bat bci6Ioiicn, filr
$500 ein OrunoitiIf all 6rcocrif Elace
Hno 81. Str. 81 %taAten.
Die 9incoln NDe. : GDauilcc piro re-
parirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24
g6afe.
Otarft belebter urO fclter. gertauft tpurz
Sur9i9nittsse
GUeenieines Basre1 s s.:k-

Butter. - Teit. Se;abLt tpurbe 20
@30c. iiir m%itteI9ute v@yeamerD" 32@33c
fir CUTE creamery" unO 34@35c. iur
bic bette. Stride bette r9airp" 27@30c..
redt CUTE 24(026c., mittelmdBigc bis quite
17@22c.. 9srln9ere g8aarc 14@1Ge.
@ier. 20@22c. fIr 9alts lrii9e;
nGrMithouie" 16(01Sc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-11-24

gtcro itcfte Bic 5ieDcn6iiscIitabt aus
dit6ctiid)cn WeiidtSpuntteu, nno Slpar all
DcridieOcncn sugIei6 alt. Ser i~o0euonnte
oolOene GGurm, Dol! bciien 60be CT benz
8ranOe su9ei6aut Daben iou, i!ebt nod
immer nidt feit.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-01-13
DANOTA:S FIRST TVEDDING.
How tho Torch OF Hymen Burned
a@ Twenty Years Ago. lsr.

The first marriage in Dakota Territory
conducted according to the legal forms
then recognized occurred on the first day
of January, 1S59-just twenty years ago
at the house Of Louis st. Onge, on Big
Sioux Point in Union county. The groom
was John Claude, and the bride a dusky
maid of the forest and relative of the St.
Onge family. The ceremony was pei
formed by Jehn II. Charles, then justice
of the peace of Sioux City, and now more
generally known as Commodore Charles
of the Charles line Of Missouri steamers.
He was assisted in the performance OF the
ceremony by the late Enos 6tutsman, who
made a prayer, sang song, and delivered
lecture to the newly welded couple
which, coming from bachelor, contained
some astounding statements and advice
in which he did not appear to consider the
physical endurance OF the groom. After
the ceremony, dancing commenced to the
squeaky music Of cheap fiddle in the
hands Of a negro named John BraZeau,
who lived with the Indians, and whose
boast it was that he was "Ce tust white
man who built a house in Dakota Terri
tory" Alta late hour the festivities ceased,
and the party adjourned to a neighboring
cabin, where feast had been prepared.
The appetitcs Of the guests had been
sharpened by the vigorous exercise OF
swinging two hundred pound squaw
through the rapid and muscular changes
Of Big Sioux cotilllan, and all partook
most heartily of the viands set before them,
and it was not until after their hunger was
fully appeascd, and they took time to ex-
anime the appearance OF the remnants be-
fore them, that the truth fastened itself up
on their minds that dog meat was not at
all unsavory, and that when once discov-
cred was more effective in satisfying appe-
tite than the most te,nptingly prepared
roast turkey. Although this was the first
marriage in the territory under a quasi
legal ceremony, it did not prove happy
or enduring one. At the end Of two weeks
the bride deserted her husband and re-
turned to the parental topee. alleging us
an excuse for her action the astounding
assertion that she cou Id not sleep with her
husband because his feet gave forth an
odor directly the opposite of the exhala-
tions Of the night blooL ling g cereus:
A short time after the separation. Mr.
Claude removed 10 What is now Yankton
county, married a white woman with less
sensitive olfactories, and now resides on
his valuable and well stoc ked farm about
two miles east of Yankten.
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Amuscmll cnhs.

The Opera House, especia lily since the
arrival Of the Hudson Bros. has has been well
patronized and the enterta! nment, Win
one or two exceptions, has been GOOD. II
Nj. Cavana had as keen an apprehension
of real wit, as he is proficient IN the use
Of smutty language and disgusting sugges-
tioas his citing would be mere I19 anoroagn,
" appreciated by the Intelligent portlonl
Is good. but he should not acrifice com
mon deccncy to the credit OF we pro1an
3 compared to the one being given every
Mr. Gus Rivers, the old standby, ended
his engagement Saturday, snd was ten
dered 8 Krand benefit last evening. "a Hs
llsa this morl,lnE tas Fargo. h54s
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NEyV YEAR'S LITERATURE.
Poetical Scraps from Country Ex
. changes. BIZ

1t is when your country editor braces
himself for struggle with the pathetic
that the heavens grow pale and the earth
quivers. Generally their bracing strikes
in about New Years time, and the fol-
lowing selections from couple of ex-
changes will illustrate the stomach ache
which generally results.
The Vermillion StGnd0rd man perpet-
yates his views in this strain; ''The wall
ing winds of December sing the requiem
of the dying year, and we are about to bid
good bye to 1878, as we welcome the
young and promising 1870. The bare
branches of the trees, those harpstrings of
the woodlands, utter their solemn dirge,
and the fields put on their robes Of snowy
white 1t is only by looking back through
the vista Of the past that we realize bow
swiftly time passes; for it seems but yes
terday since we welcomed in tie birth Of
the new year now about to lie down in its
shroud to sleep forever. Solemn thoughts
will press upon us ,atsuc.l 4 period, spite
of the natural iioyousnf So oi our nature,
for we cannot forget that time is but the
isthmus between oar lives and eternity.
How rapidly these years run through
their career and vanish, while time seems
quite undefinay yie-tne past is gone, the
future is not : ct, and the present becomes
the past even while we are speaking about
it." t 3a s4s85
Measuring time by looking back through
the vista of the past, is perhaps AS efhca-
ciou 40 any, except when a fellows note
or wash bill is about to mature. when 2
little yquint into the future and q casual
examination OF the bank account will be
found convenient, if not poetical. That
J '.the past is gone Is q piece Of intorma.
! ton startling, if correct and only equalled
\ by the Intelligence that ''thc future is not
YETI
The selkirk Inter-Ocean man appears
TO have been educated in the same school.
He observes: t"Another year has been
numbered with the past and the ceascless
roll of time finds us in the last year OF
another decade 1878 has left its impress
! on the history of the ages, and we noN
write 1879. Some Of the renemb brances ot
the dead year will be fondly cherished
while Others willrankle bitterly, and many
4 more so0n be forgotten as a dream"
l. This sort Of thing always makes pro-
sale man feel down in the mouth and
wish he could sling his fcelings IN the spo
etical way. ,1a eg HI i5s 4 sftt.ga f5}}l
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Davis. Of nearly AL the money he abscon-
ded with. He is now in Canada.
FUN Ar THE FORT.
Grand Masquerade At Gen. sturgis.
5a Quarters. aaEE ia2&

Grand Masquerade At Gen. Sturgis.
Quarters. 6
Last Friday evening Gen. and Mrs.
Sturgi. and Miss Ella gave q masquerade
ball at their quarters at the post. The Of
ticers of the garrison generally were invi-
ted, and most ofthem attended. The Gen
eral appeared as the Lone Fisherman, and
his daughter as a Moorish Princess; Mrs.
John Garland as a Spanish peasant, and
Miss Cook as Flower Girl. Mrs. rturgis
did not mask. nor did Mrs. Baker, Mrs
Poland, Mrs. Bcnteen, Mra. Wilkinson, or
Mrs. Hare, who attended in evening cos
tune. ss ssgt
Col. Poland immortalized himself and
tlattered the press by an exaggerated rep
resentation of a newspaper reporter, in
which the dominating characteristics
were an obnoxical development OF quality,
and phenominal display OF cheek ! H
was ably assisted and bctriended by Capt.
Josiah Chance as a gentlemanly, efficient
devil. Lieut.. Stevens wore a complicated
uniform, in which he artistically blended
the dashing spirit of the Spanish free
booter, and the grace and beauty of the
Mexican brigand. Major Sanger appeared
as a Chinese puzzle, and WASH solved the
whole evening. Major John Garland
united the somewhat diverse functions
which inhere in an effort to successfully
miscegenate the child of the Emerald Isles
and the son Of Senegamba. Messrs. Bell
and Starr cleverly counterfeited Henrietta
and Louise, from the 1.-TWO Orphans" |"
They displayed all the grace, attractions
and bouquet that made these unfortunate
girls as popular at the garrison as they
ever have been on the professional stage.
Mr. Canon took the character of sick man
in the Bible and walked in with his bed.
Lieut.. Fuller appeared as peripatetic ar
senal, loaded to the muZzle. @''
Several others were in character so well
assumed that to identify them was impos-
sible@ There was An excellent supper and
lots of fun, and the party did not break up
until late. s5s5@~'
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Dakera AZ a state
a WONDERFUL eEAECE
IChicaro Times.l

And now Dakota-to use the accepted
phrasc-is knocking at the doors OF the
Unien.'' A bill,for her admission was in
troduced in Congress yesterday + is no:
unlikely, that the next census Will prove
her population sufficient to justify the de-
mand; and there Is certainty that IN
character It will he the equal Of any State
in the Union. The fertile pralries Of the
far Northwest, with their wonderful
wheat-producing capacity, are drawing To,
the country along the line Of the Northern
Pacific some Of the best farmers in the
west ,54 SOL
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4 Had Look Out. j
(csdsr Springs (Micn.@ Clipper ]

aF (Csdar Springs (Micn.l Clipper
One Of Brother 5lurphy's active helpers
in his Washington revival is now 9, con-.
vict in the West Virginia peniteptiarv.
and If Murphy doesn't reform, he too wilt
darken some prison door before he dies
Then will come Moody and Sankax and
the rest Of that class Of would he good meis
who save sofia for money. The highest
bidder gets their service, SO you see when
a city or town haven't got the, collateral
they can &c, drunk. sin, and. ge down Oh.
consistency thou art 2 jewel ltv