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legal.
Notice In Rnnkrnnrcy.

Notice In Bankruptcy.
In the District Court OF the United State for the Dis
trfet OF West Tennessee-In the matter OF Ed. w.
PrOvtne- In bankruptcy.
UIAE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
pointment as assignee of Ed. W. PrOvine, OF
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
Memphis May 81, 1879. tn
Notice in Bankruptcy.
In the District Court Of the United States the Dis
tTict of West TennesSes-ln the matter OF &. h.
DeFord-In bankruptcy.
0NHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his sp-
pO,ntment as assIgee OF Q. II. DeFoTo OF Cerro
Gordo, Hardin county, Tennessee.
o. WOODBRIDGE, A signee.
Memphis, MAY 81, 1879. tue
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just Received.

New line of wrappers, percale, cambri
and lawn at Leubris Bros. new store.
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NEW hosiery at Leubrie Bros.

THE Pupjab scarf at Johnston & Vance.
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WE will display our new line of ladies' I'M
derwear Monday for the inspection of the
ladies, at Leubris Bros. new store.
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Leubrie Bros'. New store
Sewing-Machine Repairs.

Will offer on Monday line of novelties In
ladies', misses and children's suits.
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DOzier. Wexl & Go. 8

Patent glass covers for cracker boxes keeps
out dust, bugs and flies. Fer sale at Podesta,
Malatesta & Co.'S.
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Clothing and Furnishing Goods.

The gas ofice has removed to the Masonic
Temple building, on Madison street.
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Knights or Innisrau Picnic.

picnic of the knights of Innisfail will be
duly celebrated at Estival park. The
Knights, headed by Arnold's band, will
parade on the streets at two o'clock, and will
then repair to the park. Good music will be
furnished for the dancers and the best of order
will be preserved. The knights of Innisfail
of public recognition and support. It's mem
bers are we'll known and respected citizens of
Memphis, and they have a host of friends.
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Drink mead at staRer's, ssO Main
Removed

NOVELTIES in hosiery at Leubrie Bros.
TIE Punjab scarf at Johnston & Vance's
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A LsBAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IA Ssrvlces at / An. by DR.. J. o. Steadman.
6IfndalIechOOl at 8 am.
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r AUDERDALE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
IL CHURCH-Services at IL am. and S;I5 pm.
by Rev. II. s. Yerger
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Just arrived:
NEW STYLES OF FANCY HOSIERY!
for children, novel designs.
We will continue the GREAT CHEAP sALB of
CHILDREN'S STRIPED HOSE!
Is, 20 and Csc pair.
LADIES' STRIPED HOSE!
95c pair. 35c pair.
For one week only.
These goods are worth almost
double the prices.
CBCaH and erGmine tbem.-GE1
h. LOWENSTETN & BROS.
Shoes For ladies, gents, Shoes
Shoes misses and children, Shoes
Shoes in all the well-known makes Shoes
Shoes Fine goods a speciality, Shoes
Shoes at the Shoes
Shoes ES5 VERY CLOSEST PRICEs.&E1 Shoes
Shoes! Shoes! ShOesl
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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FOFs SALE

business RoUTE-on an evening paper. Adj
d dress R., this Office.
DRBsS-A Tyler Steam Cotton Press and two
i s cam Boilers; 50-hoTse power each. by
II. w. CLAUSsEN, Charleston, s Q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. esider &c at Iuka Springs,
~ Miss; large garden and yard good fruit, excel
lent water. J. p. Houston, 80 Madison, Memphis.
TfTBE CELEBRATED NASHVILLE WHITE SUI
J. PHUR sPRIEG WATER will be sold on cur
streets fresh and cool. Parties Wishing same can
JOHN A SI6HAIGO'S, 278 Second st.
I OTIS Privately, for 30 days two desirable build
l. Ing lots. go by 145 feet, on Linden street. be-
tween Lauderdale ana Orleans For price and terms
inquire Of j ID. Qugley, at e. III. AppeTs0n y Coz
UIRAME HOUSE, CHEAP-IS4 Beale, with lot;
IL brings $40 mOntDly; IS on norm Slde, west OF
Wellington St w. A. WHEATLEY, 28l Main.
CODA POUNTAIN-NO. soda fountain, slightly
- used very low: must be sold. Apply to
q. w. JONES * Co. 25I Main street.
TNNGINE AND BOILER-Me are authorized 70
IL offer at good bargain one 3O-horse power EN-
CINE and boiler complete. Cash or city acceptance,
with six per cent adued. Can be seen at our foun-
dry. RANDLE q LINEHMOkE.
a NICE cottage at Beersheba Sprlngs-Cheap
"a For information. apply to Mrs R. Il. G. BoSttck,
Franklin, Tenn. or n. G. Perkins, Memphis, Tenn.
DlLLIARD TABLES-TO close business, three
ID Billiard Tables-Best ManufaetuTe-at No.
Al Jefferson street.
4 NEDAR FENCING and Gate posts. by
~ W. r. LARKIN, Larklnsvtlle, Ala
~ ROCERY-A rare chance Tor man with sman
" capital to start In hTstciass Grocery and loca-
ton. Satisfactory cause given for selling Apply at
"a Jefferson street. J. STEWARr q co.
DRICK-Shipped cheap by river or railroad. Leave
d orders at John A. Denies, 952 Front street.
SRlmonBrck, suitable for chimneys or setting boil
PTs. etc. o. ID r. PlPEA
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RELIGIonS SERVICEST0-DAY

CT MARr5 cATHEDRAL.- Services at . and
- II Am, and pm.
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ResbR EsENT.

TTOUSES-on Mosby street. between Jones ave-
IL nue. and Winch ester street, house i55 nine
rooms. l3S, four rooms and summer kitchen, etc;
112lA, four r0omsall in rstclass order, and walls
newly parered and ceilings calcimtned.
Second street, half block from street cars, two
houses, four rooms IN each, In good order.
JAMES REILLY. 81 North Second st.
-IJlLEGANT ROOMS-At WhitemOTe House, Adams
II street, nom 10 cents per day to 81 per week.
A. YOUNG.
HOUSE-Two-st0rY frame house, with modern
IL improvements, I'm good nelghborhood, 1Sl
Vance street Apply to D. q JoNE !, II Jefferson.
IL OU5E-R0oMS-A very desirable furnished
IL house; also rooms for storing furniture; very
secure. Apply at 500 Main street.
IlEDROoM-Wlth fumlture for sale, corner Main
II and Madison over Louisville tlcket-Otiice. One
OF the most pleasant rooms IN the city, with all con-
veniences. Apply 10 w. A. WHEAFLEY.
NOTTAGE-Six rooms and kitchen, In excellent
= repair, at Looney's SWITCH fernando road. Ap-
ply on premises, corner Lauderdale and Broadway
streets. or at Room No 3, 300 Front street
"A EUANISHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL located. Address A. r., Appeal Office.
.La 0U5ENAND FURNITURE Centrally located;
Il man and Wife viii board with the occupant.
dress No. q Mulberry street.
fQOOMS-Pleasant sleeping rooms and onices,
4 45la Maoison. ,. j. LOCkART, 43lS Madison.
IOOOldS- Furnished OF unfuTnshed; suitable also
III LOT Families % hOusekeep 1Ol JEFFERSON.
TItURnlsHKD RoOMS-With or without board
IT NO. 200 Third street.
RTEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap 10 gem
IN tlemen. New brick house, "a Mulberry street.
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SFRAYED.

HORSE-On Friday, May 23d. dark bay horse,
Il about 10 hands higb Z years old; two white
streaks, one on each DO Of neck; small spots on
each hIp; was lame WI q tUred out. Any one seeing
such morse Will reca x a liberal reward by return
Ing him to r KOHh ~;
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READ K. & F.'s advertisement.
OdOrIess Excavating Company

a..
OdOrIess EXcaVating Company,
Vaults eKapt1ed at reduced rates of
fees. l92 washington and Az Madison
Kit Williams Bl 0ek.
Hats for Spring Wear.
The latest styles of hats for the spring and
summer can be found at the store of Martin
Cohen, on Main street, near Adams, under
the Worsham house. Cohen sells his hats
at very low prices, cheaper than any other
house in the city. His hats are Of the best
quality, and are warranted to wear well and
give satisfaction.
TEE Pupjab scarf at Johnston & Vance's.
The T0xing-District Sustained
at all Points.
The good news from Jackson announcing
the fact tn 1T the Tsxing-District was all
Ok, gives aS much general satisfaction as
the former M,.mphian enjoyed In smoking
Sol Coleman's No. 10 cigars.
Is dozen ladies' chemise, Csc, good value
for SOC, at Leubrie Bros. new store.
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-TlHTRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. chelsea street
Il Services at IL am. By Rev. E. NJ. Richardson,
ufstor Seats free 10 all
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TtHIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Il -CHuRCH-Cl eLSea-SeTvlces at II am, by
Rev. r. II. Padgeit.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Especial Notice.

DERSONS holding claims against the steamer
i Mark Twain. made prior to May 10, 1879 will
please present them TO steamer Batesvile for settle
ment May %. 1879. j. D. RANDALL.
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PNEs@aB Az.

II HeeNN q kNLIls
N II RS. JOHN HANCOCK KENDALL oesires any
lNl Information % her husband, j. II. KEN
DALI, who was in Memphis during the yellOW-fever
season and nursed there under the MaSOns. Any
Information Will be thankfully received by her at the
Mansion House, Charleston, s. c.. and II be Is In
need OF employment she bess him TO return to
Charleston, 5. c.. as che has promises OF situation
for him that viii support them With economy.
lob. J. ID. WHITE. $50 Main street, cures, Piles,
IL Fstula ana other Rectal Diseases. No hind
rance nom business during treatment
TNR. IS. A. WITTY has again opened his VAPOR
- BATH INFlRMARY, for medical treatment, at
1872 Desoto street.
AZ J. r. POWELL, DENTIST,
IL ~ south Court street.
TNR. Q. BASKERVILLE,
L. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Onlce. 2pA Main. hesldence. 4Sl Shelby.
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RTEMPHIS BETHEL--AdGns street, corner
III Charleston avenue Sunday-school every Sun
day at 2:8Op.m.
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DRAP D'ETE SUITS,

And made in the very best style, at less thar
cost, at
L. LOWENSF FEN,
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EIOHd'a

NOVELTIES in handkerchiefs at Leubrie
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FOUND.
STOLEN.

TTORSE-On Monday night, May 9th, dark
II bay horse, with white face and four white feet,
and white flm In one eye; has Jumps on wilAers.
liberal reward for his return to
OILY SESSION. shelby Depot, Tenn.
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TAX EN or.

T0W-On Nav 21st. Owner can have same by
" proving property and paying charges. Apply
at Posey place, on State line road
NOWS AND GALLON 18th inst, four COWS and
~ one heller calf; also one COW on the 2Oth. APP
ply at second tOllgate, Poplar street.
VOW AND CALF ed-and-white spotted. With
! bell on, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire at 16S Ala
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CALVARY CHURCH.-SeUces at IL am. and
- S pm. Sunday-schOol at am.
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KAHN & FREIBERG'S

ZEE Cur lawns, 619 and SIC.
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~ ERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH - Washington
" stfoz.-Sefyices at 1920 am.
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Removed.

Pure soda at stHner's, ssO Main.
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NtRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH-HeTnando street
NJ Rev. Dr. DalZell, rector. Services at IL am.
Sunday at $3.50 pm.
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7T-FERNLNDo STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.-Preach-
IL ing at II am. and 1880 m. by the pastor,
T1nn RI
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DROVIDENCE CHAPEL Central Point Pastor
i J. 3. MerriWeather Services at IL am, 3 and
z Din. SundaY-schOOl at 80 pm.
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CHRLSEA BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services at IL
~ am: and 7;l5 N. by tho pastor, Rev. W. h
baIks1ale. Slnday-sehOol at $50 am.
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n INDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Sun-
IL day-schpol az Q am. Lords supper at 10
AM Preaching az IL am. and pm. by the pas
tor Rev J. NJ. Tribe.
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GENTS WEAR GENTS WEAR!
CARPETS, oILCLoTH AND MATTING!

Best white and red checked mating, 14c
per yard.
Best hemp carpet at 15c per yard.
Floor oilcloth at SOC per yard, worth double
the money.
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HURST METHODIST CHURCH - Second street,
~ Ecar Poftdr--Services at l l am. aud pm.
Snnday'school at $50 am. Rev. r. II. MahOn,
pastor.
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The TNxing-District Sustained
okoII PnfnEa
100 French

Is dozen ladies' chemise, Csc, good value
for SOC, at Leubrie Bros. new store.
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I Union STREET METHODIST CHURCH-Ser-
~ vices at II am. and pm. by the pastor, Kew.
w. q. Harris. Sunday-sehOOl at 8 am. Seats free;
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STRAYED OBJ STOLEN

COWS ANDCALF SO REWARD-On THURSDAY,
| Mas 8th COWS and one calf; one large straw
berry-colored COW; white cow with red head; red
COW, with white face; red muley COW, heaVy WIZ
toward to the finder of them all.
MRS. B. RYAN, 81 Second street, Chelsea.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.
FOR WHITE RIVER

Cooper. master Billy Smithers clerk
VIII leave as above on MONDAY, June I'd. at
pm. For freight or passage, apply on board or 10
=. n. VIHS0N, Agent. No. 4 jefferson street.
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DlEETRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services at 1 ]
Rev. ThOs J. Rowan. sunday.sc at $3.50 am
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FOR ARKOPoLIS AND PINE BLUFFRR.
Adams LIne q. - Mail Packet COmT,y
For Helena, Friars Point, Concordla, Terrene, Ark
apolis and Pine Blu1 r. R., and al way lanoings-
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n IUBILEO PER GIL ITALIANI-Una missIone
NJ esclusiyamente per gil Italian, dee aver prin-
elpl0 neiln chiesa dt 81. Giuseppe dOmenica pros
slma allie $3.50 di sera L'0gettO per Revere dOVu-
tamente II guibileo. On able a. issionarlo Italiano
In 10 direzl0ne di essa
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4 OKNTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Union street.
~ Services Ok II an, by Rev. Z. H. Mahon. Sun
dny-sehOol at am. No services at night.
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CEcOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Oorner Of
~ Main and Bcdte StTcetS.-W. E. Boggs, pastor
Communion at / am. afternoon services at D m.
subject: did the Apostles Repeal the Sabbath?"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-01

/ CSAFFARANS STREET NJ e CHURCH, SOUTH
W Preaching az l am. and pm. by Rev. q. W.
Rzrnetf. late a student at Vanderbilt University
kGrdayschO0l at $3.50 a m.
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CIXTH STREET III. Z. CHURCH Corner Of
- Stxth and jackson streets, Fort Pickering-
Preaching at IL am. and pm. Sunday-school at
9 Am. Prayer meeting at pm. Wednesday, B. Il.
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4 tHuRCH OF TIE GOOD SHEPHERD-AfU
- otreet, C1ekscd.-S at am, morn
i1g prayer and sermon az 1890 am. Seats free.
Rev. A. J. Yeater, rector.
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~ Court strcet.-Sabbath-schOOl at am. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 3 O'clock Ladies'
Aid Tuesday, 1890 am.
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GENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH (COLORED)-
~ Oo1tsey street, 6eftp6en Linden and PontotOc.-
Services at / / m. and 730 pm. Rev. James
Lou, pastor. Sunday school at pm.
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CT. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH-HIgh Mas:
- at 1O3O am. Sermon by Father ODWyer
Fespers at pm. Lecture by Father M'Feely.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-06
CARD.

The place to get your moneys worth is
the Tivoll saloon, where you find the coolies,
Milwaukee, Lager Beer on drsuaht, and ,
fine free lunch every morning from 9 Ia
1880, and Saturday nights from 9 to 1880
P. NJ,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-06

If you wish a nobby pair Of pants 90 to
HACKER & GREBE.
Crab Apples. at
BLATT 4 BUERDoRr's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-06

The advantages Of these Lines are
,s 81 n 4 IS sssitss 0 ,sass sf SG e, Il VS.. sen e. s saS
buy his tlcketS via some one OF this COmpany,s
lines and be sure Of reaching his destination
BY IT OR MISCONCEPTIONS.
q. The greater part OF. IT. lines are laid with
Steel Rallsi Y IQAd bed ispeIfect.
Z. It's trains are equipped with the westing-
house Air Brake. uiIfer's Platform and Couplsfs
.:SS o s7.ss.s; spFcvemsns for Comfort safety
s. Itisthso only Rosdtnthe West running the
's css SoSSa, P sIa%s Hotel Cars between Chicago
&c: Itl1 AeonlI Road running the, Pullman
Palace NioeptnkC Cans either way between
.sessssss - z !:ss, sssa =: Ess.s't IA c's..'
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mn fd III sn% Fsi'
H makes connections with MI lines crossing
at intermediate points.
ThepupnAde1 ~ 9these ltnes 10 steadily In.
creasinx xIti passengers SilUuid consult their In.
terest BY purchaatnG tickets MA this line.
Tickets over this route arc sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents In the United States and CanAiAs
9sneNheI, yoa Ask 70. yeYr. Tickets via tn
CMfcxSe . North.wcat&f Railway, aud taks
mons Utaes.
Fs, ,niorn9llan. Relasu. laspa. &C., not oh
sainable e mnAsA Ticket once, address m,
o9ey1Cv9Nr. n n. Srunseu.
e1ssaSs. esAea GESe
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-06

fos thc. speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness. lnaa
o. nAnhe.,d. and all disordrr> brought on b,
ipSrcdlcuts, Addrr~s DAVIDSON Co. s
1&oDn Aoret, Mes York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-06

THE
hicago2Northwester
RAILWAY
~ Is Thru
Oldest, Best Constructed, Most Progress
sive, Best Equipped,
49, nENoE The
Most Reliable Railway Corporation
aQf@ Great West.
"a A1tl{tosdsysssAd viii long remain the
i aa)iIf RRV'F oft heV@ttNofthTest
a,z,s Il embraces under one Management
2,l58 MILES OF ROAD
And forms the following Trunk Lines:
el!ssss. eelsstl 1tsai 3 oaNts.ah ias,
ciisge. sissx CITY . yaatssa Linz,
chicago mtNHs, 11Shssssa 4 osssss Linz,
Chicago, .1sssDas 4,psislss it1s,
Chicago, Il Crease, Wlasaa ! YI,ssasts Line,
Chicago. g. lasl6 B xil1sapsHs Line,
chisass. xtvastss4lal q osssfiass,
tttstgs, o,sI1syt 11stssts ihs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-06

Don't forget 10 call at Paul Hamann'.
place opposite the post Office for a good
shave and tony hair cut.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-06

New Linen Collars and Cuffs at Farmers
cor. 3rd and Broadway.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-02
Air VS.. Soil.

Plants and animals together do
somehow keep the iand growing fer.
tile provided there is no exporta-
ton. Does the increase come from
the air or soil, or both +? Sc. g."
an old correspondent of the Country
Gentleman, gives fact of this sort
that may help US to the answer:
"When was a boy, turnip hus-
bandry was just commencing to
branch out, ard Swedes bad not
been cultivated to any great extent
then, bu, | recollect several poor
farms which grew miserably small
crop. and on the tenants rowing q
quantity Of turnips, and having
sheep to eat them on the fields
where they were grown, the manure
aud Urine put the land in such az in.
creased state of fertility that 40
bushels of oats or barley were grown
per acre whore there would not have
been moro than 20 bushels if no tur
nips bad Teen grown. The facts
were If the farmers bad not MANFRED
the land the same as for turnips
there would not have been more
than about 20 bushels of grain
whereas by sowing the turDips and
carefully hoeing them, 90 or 80 tons
per acre were eaten where grown,
and the soil was so enriched over
and above what was done before.
that about 40 bushels OF grain were
grown instead of 20 bushels. If
these turnips had been allowed to
go to seed the ground would have
been impoveYjshed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-01-02
The Japanese wax Tree.


The most important article for IL
Eliminating purposes In Japan is the
candle made from the fruit of a
RhuS, q tree about the size and ap.
pearance of the common sumac of
this country. 1t is grown more or
legs extensively almost everywhere
10 Japan, and especially in the west
ern provinces from the south, NORTH
west to the 35th degree. Specimens
OF this tree have been imported for
introduction. The tree has q quick
growth, and attains the diameter of
foot and half, and a height of %
feet. They begin to yield berries
the third year, but in California may
bear the next year after planting.
The berry here is the size of email
pea, OF white color, hanging in clus-
tiers, and contains the wax, as thick
white coating of the seed. 1t is a
hardy plant, growing on in different
SOIL, on embellishments and out Of the
way places. The wax is obtained
by the berries being crushe steamed
and then placed in hemp bags and
pressed 10 a wedge press. 1t 10 also
obtained by boiling the bruised seeds
and skimming the wax from the top.
The wax is paimatine or glyceride;
when first extracted it is of yellow
ish white color, and som ewhat softer
than beeswax. 1t nelts at 127 deg !.
and when formed into candles gives
. fine clear light. The tree IS high,
~ ornamental as we'll as useful for
it's production. The wax is in great
demand, and commands good price.
Ii Is valuable for candles, nakiog the
gloss for linen, for waxing thread.
and other purposes for which the
ordinary wax is used. Since it NAV
De grown 30 readily, its cultivation
could undoubtedly be made q source
Ut profit, aud especially einoe the
process OF extracting honey from
wax will tend to lessen the sc ppiv of
the ordinary article, and also leave
ample room for this new industrv.-
California Horticulturist