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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-04
IInsolvsnt Notice.
srArE OF TsSNrssrr. surrnr Con.

0rArE OF TENNESSEE, Shelby CouSry0
OFPloE COUNTY CouRT CLERK.
~EArHis n December Is, ISIS.
A3 Godscv dykes Administrator, etc., of Mary
II asiHt suggested the insolvency of the
are berebSe q Mary Godsey, deceased, You
usement in some newspaper pnblisbeg3 T SJiner
Suo saiu state, and also at the court.hnnss
oHTr ol shelby county, for ali persons nav inc
tba against said estate, to appear and 6iee
sptSsntsw Win tine Clerk Of the County Court
nav on OF before the 18th day of March 1870.
onI Sny claim not filed on or before raid dav.
~ osIore an appropriation Of the funds Of sSid
ss'a.s Is made shall be forever barred, both
Of December, 1878. 'N u~S
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
~ vohN phhAi u y. 94-1O0- 106- 10
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate


d. D; lsss-R. D. 23A-Cbapeerv Com, %
SSn n C3unty-Edward Whitaker vs. q. "
X virtue Of an int~erlocutory deoree for AL.
ehtsred In the above cause on The mn JJa a1
~ yuiyi 1911, and renewed Decemher6 1SeSy
seli az public auction to the biobasf
sMoo 'front.' Of the Clerk and Mastar5s
SWmee, courthouse building, Main stssat
Memphis, Tenn, on NAN street,
saturday, January 4, 1879.
within legal hours, the following d.sor;boa
& SfSa'yI situated IN the city Of Mempbis
nIy county, Tenn, to-wit:
On tue north side Of Adams street and ru
lug north through to Washington STRAIT an5
~ ioq1 as follows, tO-Wit !: Berinnine 81
by y soqtnWest corner of the lot owned 10 :
- ray thenee west along the north sido
" Auams street, sixty feet to a stake. tbenoo
upIth thfee hundred and tWenty-one feet ~
Masnlngton street; thence east on the sontI
siue OF Washington street sixty feet 20 az
NORTHWEST corner of said Wrayis iof. tbanao
souSn along the line of Wray's lot t6rae bnn
SIeu ana tWenty-ono feet To the heeinniSn.
1eing me same property described in he JaeA
IN trust OF Z. +. Conn and wife H. A W
l3ung, az trustee, registered in the Reg;si.rr,.,
oMce oI enelby county, Book Sc, page ifS 80
which reference is made. F"s0 AOo' 70
Terms Of Sale-On a credit of
ans twenty-four months, purcb osar ~ = WE'VE
notes with good security: lien rafo Execute
This December II, 1878. e'c'
N X. }. BLACK, Clerk and Mosto.
g--Qi- In IoS w ooleltor for complainant.
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N~On-ResIdent Notlcn-

No, 94-In the Chancery Court Of Shabby
Jesse NJ. Tate. N"" 10
appearing from affidavit in this cause that
4 the detendant, Jesse NJ. Tate is a non-resi-
ueht . the etate OF Tennessee; it Is therefore
at the courthouse in the city Of Mempbis'
Tenn, on or before the 6rst Monday IN
7 eoruary, 1873, and plead, answer or
demur, to complainant's bill, or The same
VIII be taken for confessed as 10 him
ana SCI, for hearing exparte, and that a COW M
this order be published once a week Ear ~ ~
successive weeks in tho Public Ledger. Tbis
18th day Of December, 1878. A"
II. !, BLACK Clerk and Master.
By &. B. McHESRY.
Deputy Clerk and Mastpr.
SS-9l-1C0-l0 "nAht'
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Local.
Admidistrator,s sale.
Executors Notice.

ii AtlNG qualified, in the Probate Court Of
ohelDy county, as executor of the Last
VIII and testament Of Paul Cicala. ST d..
ceased, all persons having claims against bia
estate are required to present the same 10 me
properly verified, within the time prescribsd
Dy iaW, or thoy will be barred; and ali persona
ihueoIsd 70 SAID estate are required TO make
immediate payment to me.
BARTHOLOMEW VACCARO
IT Executor Of Paul Cicalla, deceased
II. CLAY KING, Attorney.
December II, 1878. o. oe- 100 100
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AdmInlstrator,a hnnnn-

HAVING duly qualified as admip,st,star 81
- Cesar keinig, deceased, ali persons hav-
ing claims against his estate are hereby mott
nea 70 present them, duly authenticated, 10
me- corner ofPoplar and Third streets, within
w tlme prescribed by law and persons in.
sooteu 70 SAID estate are requested to come
forward and make payment or prompt steps
Will Do taken to enforce collections.
CHARLES REINIG, Administrator.
Deeemoer 20, l68. 96-l02- l0s-l14
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AdmInlsIraiOr's Vioiiee.

HAVING duly qualified a. administrator
IL of Martin Eyke. deceased, ali pefSogs
having claims against his estate are hereby
10 ne at ll2H Boal street, or 70 INV etiornex'
George g.. Dent n South Court stfeef' Wifbgrs
the time prescribed BY law; and perions IN
debted 70 said estate are requested 10 como
iorTera ana make 9ayment or prompt stsps
C.H. N. SMITH. AdmSni.,.t..
peeemoer o., 1873. @-l02-lo8-iit
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NEw ORLEANS, January 40 am
Cotton receipts to-day 4755 bales; stock
36I,076 bales. Market closed yesterday
steady, middling 9hc. Sales 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL January 4, l2l5 p.m.-Cot-
ton opened easier, but not quotably lower,
Uplahds, 5 7-l6d Orleans, 5 ll-l6d; esti-
mated sales 5000 bales; for export 1000;
receipts 1900; American 1920; stock
4l5,0OOk American 2S,300. Futures opehed
l-32d cheaper. Deliveries for January.
5S@5 11-32d March and April, s lisa
8 l3-32d April and May l5-32@5 7-l8d;
May and June, SID; June and July,
. 1-l6@5 19-S2d; December and january,
shipments, 53sd.
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Cotton.

Tie market opened this forenoon with
buyers offering 20 less than on yester-
day. nA\n easier feeling prevails and the
situation is quiet.
The market yesterday closed firm at &c
advance during the day; sales 5000 bales;
to exporters 300, to spinners $50, and
spectators 450 bales. Prices as follows:
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
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saturday, January 4, 1873,

urona iegai hours the following Described
VpgrS stuAIed IN Shelby county, Tom.
ths northwest corner Of lot No. / Of War6eId5s
TSestrAsio1 At the intersection Of he PiSeeS
az ~ ppGsa WIN Locke avenue in the center
tne east size Of Loekc sTenus SO chSins ~ VIZ" ~
corner Of lot No. 6; thence cast 3
~ III sna re INKS to the northeast co~ner
oI 10y 20; q thence north 1919 east Z cIaIHs
nnd ~ links thence west 3 chains ana ~
tlaksi thence north q chains and 81 iinISS 70
I;tS os sa o. I1e Pigeon Roost Road; thence
sam being consolidation into one trscs me no
10y i, y ? and a part Of lot 4 of the WarSsiIdI
s suSguiylsIon, eontaing Y 76-l0O acres as aid Of
A TO the bill. ""uo exhibit
Terms Of Saloon a credit of six. trolv.
note, eISHseen months, purchaser executing
This December ii, 1873. wv
II D X. J. BLACK, Clerk and HastDr
a. a. a ~ ~ E6dpq9d5ssGToN, Solicitor for complainant
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UUIIUN QUOTATIONS..
fStandard TnternationaI mossieo,t

The receipts Of cotton at all United
States ports for the week ending yester-
day was 1892 bales, against 1858 bales
last week, and 164,147 bales for the same
week last year. The stock on hand is
s67,O7S Gales, against S95,67O bales last
week and 0l0,1l8 last year for the same
week.
The total receipts of cotton at all United
States ports from September l to date are
2,696,922 bales, against 2,509,374 bales at
thisdate last year, and 2,672,687 the year
before. Increase this year 1858 bales;
increase this year over the year before
last to same date 1925 bales.
NEW YORK, january 4, 1s79-11:O2a am.
Cotton opens dull, with nothing doing.
Ordinary, 7 9-l6c; good ordinary, SIC;
low middling, 8 Lice; middling. 81 7-l6c;
middling fair, l0MG fair, IL ll-I6c. Flu
lures opened steady ut a decline of 4 10
6 points from yesterdays closing prices.
Deliveries fOr
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Yicksburg, Vicksburg.
Josie Harry, White river.
Golden Crown, New Orleans.
DEPARTED.
Steamer John B. Maude, Vicksburg.
IN PORT.
Thompson Dean josie Harry, Belle Of
Texas, Coahoma. m
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The river here is falling rapidly and
full of heayipg floating ice and naviga-
ton partially suspended. The upper
rivers are closed by ice and navigation
suspended. Arkansas river is frozen
over above Little Rock, with the river
below there full Of ice and navigation
suspended White river Is falling and
is also full Of Ice, though there has
been no Interruption so far Of nayiga-
ton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Arctic wave tsrries with us.
The coolest weather for years.
The Q. P. 0houteau left New Or
leans last evening for Memphis.
Captain Bob Wise and his accom-
plished lady are spending the winter
at Cairo.
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Z, 1873. 90-s6-lO2-lOs
ChaRCery Sale of Real Estate

II. D. HC7-R. D. Ae5-Andrev W Wood :.
al. ". Mary Z. Hicks ct al. "OOu ~
Rf virtue Of an interlocutory dscras 70, al
~ entered In the above cause on the 97tb 5aS
81 FEBRUARY, ISL, and renewed April ~ SSaaSS
Dseember 8, 1875, l will sell at public anct;on
20 5ns highest bidder, in front Of the ClerR
Nam Itreet, Memnhia- Tam - 0uIluIhgI
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

house floor.
At nine o'clock Lisette came down
To the well, like Rebekah of old. to
draw water.
"Lisette!" spoke a stiaed voice.
sounding as il it came from six feet
under ground.
Goodness me, what's that" said
I4isette. upsettins the pitcher of
water in her dismay.
'Lisette..
The sepuhhral accents were re-
peated.'
Its ghost!" cried Lisctte, be-
ginning to tr-mble all over.
1T amt. either. You silly goose
squeaked the widow. Its me,
Mrs. Beeswax-locked up in the
hen-house. Open the door quickly,
or I shall smother"
Lisette flew to the rescue, much
marketing, and Mrs. Beeswax issued
from her place of durance vile, very
much flushed and crumpled.
Dear NE, a'am, however came
you there?" said Lisette, BREATH
lessly.
1T was a mistake" said the
widow. majestically.
So it was-a mistake all around.
And DIR. Dodd married pretty Lii
settle, aud Mrs. Beeswux has lost
faith III human nature.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

DoN'T WASTE VITAL E.NERGY.-The
most vigorous persons do not have
too much vitality. People gem
orally inherit lack of it, or ut
least find that much vital energy
has been permanently lost III their
childhood and youth, through the
Ignorance or carelessness of their
parents. Often it Is impaired by
wrong induisences IN early null
hood. The endeavor with all per-
SONS should be to husband what Is
left, be it much Oh little. There
fore
Don't do anything in Il hurry.
Don't work too inany hours n
day, whether it be farm work, shop
work, study work or house work.
Don't abrldge sleep. Get the
full eight hours@Nt. and that, too,
III u weil-ventilate1 and sun-puri-
fed room.
Don't eat what is indigestible,
nor too much of anything, and let
good cheer rule the hour.
Don't fret at yourself OF anything
else; nor induls. III the blues" nor
burst into tits of passion.
Don't be too much elated with
good suck, nor dishetrtened by bud.
Positively - be self-controllel,
calm and brave. Let your brain
have all the rest it needs. Treat
Your stomach right. Keep u good
conscience, and nave u cheerful
trust ill God tor all Things aud Ill
both worlds.
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NEW CAAfELIA,-


NEW CAMELIA,-
MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS. on the
arrival of the IL NJ. train.
SATURDAYS. on the arrival Of tie ~
4 Z. II. train. sE ~
SUNDAY, (sxcursionl. vt "a. n. +.,,Ass
ABITA, saA7
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY.
and SArU t;DAi. on the arrival cf thsa
L. NJ. Train. City i.&iirosd. .lsaSiaS5
Canal street. -sF rsaT
Returning leaves CONVICTION 9toaay
l4andins), ~.
CAllELIA, cas- = =
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Ut sAx.
Leaves jacksonville. SUNDAY. AtEx
4. N. and P. n. MONDAY. u =. =. 10
ABITA lrea
Leaves Old Landing: zs
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURS Z
DAY and SATURDAY, ~ u A. II. 1;,- I'd
The trips uf the ABIrA will be made, a
direct IRON .Ne,o Drlenls 10 Iad.sunrils a.El
the U.d Ldiaii,.J, tocipTtOa.. rF3ts r.fF
Regular SUNDAY excursion trips will q
be inauc during the entire season. lesS.
ing every sunday ut ] 4. NJ, and gs-e
ruruil,, to the LAKE End in time for the
7. N. train.
Fare for the Sunday Excursion Trip q
over and back. One Dollar.
freight will be Received daily. NJ hes
l,ndlns. New Basin, Rear Aasnolia
Bridge.
Freight deferred to issta.dtion IN. CoV.a
instOu Free OF ChtrJe. ~ s-.7T ali
Baggage lonlyl received vt the cornsr
of Canal and Carondelet streets, on the
departure vi tile tram on wnicr the boa .
leaves.
Shippers and Passengers can safety
rely upon the above trips being rexu.
larry male. unless prevented by IaAl
Weather or low water. ( ,aF,aF
FOR further Information, apply to
&. NJ. oUklA, agent, lil3A
No. 20 Union ST., New Orleans. ~,
Or TO Nm. BAUON, Covin.toa..
New Orleans. May l, 1879. ~ Jal
*#.f 84sx 81 as
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

Can love die?" inquiries Mary E.
Nealy, in u recently published poem.
1t can not; though it gets dread
iull, adjourned occasionally.
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CoyinK1Op. July IL, 1879.
THE WIDOWS LOVER.


answer in the affirmative" said Mrs.
Beeswax. smiling into the tiny as
paragus-bordered looking glass.
and adjusting the little curl ON the
left tsmple. WHICH she had just roll
ed up on a hot slate pencil He
certainly means something, or hs
wouldn't have squeezed my hand so
when he Went away last, or left that
copy of the Trumpet Call. And
such al appropriate thing, too,
when ons comes to think of it! He
is bachslor aud am = widow. He
is partial to rural life and ! have
got q farm, He must be thirty-six,
ut the very least. aud ] am not for
ty-one until my next birthday. Its
very lucky ! called him in. instead
of that homeopathic doctor. to at
tend Lisette's sore throat Mrs.
Doctor Dodd, 1t sounds y great
deal better than plain Beeswax. to
be sure"
Mrs. Benjamin BeaSwax was fat,
fair and forty, and if her hair was
reddish and her eyes did not re-
gard, tbs behoIder strictly on par
allel line, it il well known that there
are few diamonds without u flaw !;
and Besswax Farm. with its COM
fortsbls red.brick dwelling and fine
pasturs lands. WAS enough to cover
n multitude of defects.
And Mrs, Beeswax, dressed in
black milk. with long gold chain
fastened around her ueck, for the
greater ssfe-kesping Of the depart
Ell Bsexwa1's immense gold watch.
descended the st,lirs.
"Lisette," said she,
Yes, ma'am," soft voice re-
sponded.
And tall. slender girl of sixteen
OF. seventeep, with y rich olive skin,
black hair coiled carslsssly at the
back of her head. and eyes Of the
softsst rhazel. appeared from the
kitchen, with sleeves rolled up, q
china saucer in one hand and q
dish-tawel in the other.
Tomorrow is Sunday, Lisette, ,
said the widow.
Yes, ma am."
~ shall invite DR., Dodd to tea"
Yes, ma am,
You may boil q lobster. Lisette,
and do up . fe. ounces. Brown
sugar will answer very well-and
make a fresh tray Of cup-cake."
Yes, ma aln.
"Lisette
Yes, INA AN"
"How old should yon think !
was" simprretl the Widow Reeswax.
II AIN sure. na'am. I don't know"
said deinure Llsette. "Just in the
prime of life. should say"
MrN. ReeswaA slml cred a second
time.
Then you wouldn't think it very
etrsuse, Lisette, if ! should quarry
Aysiu?
Marry again" echoed Lisette.
"Guodness gracious, child, what
are YOU Repeating my words like =
poll-parrot for: Yes, marry again
marry DR.. Dodd! There, now
/ declare. you've broken that China
saucer! Dropped it deliberately on
the floor! never did see such a
careless clIii
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As'Su A-iSceeS. 10 BIC SloOpeu W
recover the pieces.
There's nothing to be surprised
ut. said Airs. Beeswax. turtly. The
doctor is a professional man. and
I've always wanted to he % lady,
He's fond of lne-and nm taking
the matter into consideration, Now
go and gather the ounces as quick
rs You can. and see that my hest
medallion lace collar is nicely
starchsd and ironed before night"
yes. mn'sm. said Lizette.
The frosty October twilight was
darkening around tie farmhouse
door when Mrs. Beeswax put on the
tea-kettle with Il sigh.
Its lonesome work, this keeping
house by ones sell" said she.
Enough to give one the horrors in
the fall of the year, when the wind
is bowling down the chimney aud
the dead leaves tapping ut ones
window. DR.. Dodd will be obliged
to be away a great deal, to-be-sure,
bnt the sight of a mans slippers
t0astipg on the hearth-rug will be
better than nothing. Poor. dear
BesGwax never would wear slippers
but then he wasn't u professional
man. DR.. Dodd is very genteel-
and then he's Sd fond of Brahma
fowls. Black Spanish and Houdans.
TN glad that he's SO fond of poul-
try. wonder now-I do wonder
whether that eather-headed Lii
settle remembered to lock the hem
merry door? With GYPSY camp in
the Bottleberry Woods. and no end
of trnmps about, one can't be too
careful. Lisette,"
No answer,
"L.s-e!ie :"
And still the echo returned only
i mocking sound.
IN wager my best cap that she's
down ut the gate, flirting with Tom
Walter" said Mrs. Beeswax. sharp
ly. "A chit like that! But I'll dis
charge her if / iind out she has any
followers-thntI will !"
AMI Mrs. Beeswax, Ainging red
shawl over her head, ran down the
back garden path, to look personal
ly after the welfare of her bantams
and dorkinss.
II knew it," said Mrs. Beeswax.
Not locked, and after all / have
said to Lisette about it, I'll dis
charge her NOE, followers or no fol-
lowers !"
But rs Mrs, Beeswax stood there,
with the fringe of her shawl blow
ing backward and forward in the
keen autumn blast, tue sound Of
familiar voice struck ON her ear
from tue high road, which ran di-
rectiy ut the back OF her hen house
DR.. Dudd's Voice.
40, pretty one, don't run awav!"
it said; and Mrs. Beeswax Was just
about to issue forth, snlllngly, from
tue lilac bushes, deeninS herself
addressed, when secund yulce re-
Piled, hurriedly:
Il must go back to the house.
Please don't keep mo, sill"
But just for :. moment, Lisette,
! get so few opportunities to speak
to you!"
Mrs. Beeswax heart Turned u
sumers.lult within her; the rosy
flush s,ltfused lue end of her nose,
and, with Initiate presence of miid,
,:,..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

Prof. SwinS Says that sermons
should be written with Ink ratner
than with pencil, and that u man
who will rise and make Ills toilet Ill
a satisfactory Hammer will make
better SERMON than the lazy brother
who writes in bed, and upsets his
ink-staud over the pillow. He also
wishes 1t understood that ministers
can do better work after breakfast
than if they begin very early in the
morning, on Ill empty stomach.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1879-07-12

I-isetts VOICE WAY huUiDle, saying.
Don't, DIR. Dodd! You are only
laughing al me-
Laughing 1T you. Lisette! My
darling. what can put such an idea
into your head"
Mrs. Beeswax says you are 60
ing to marry herr"
Mrs. Beeswax! A fat, elderly
woman like that. old enough to be
my mother? Nonsense! She must
have been joking"
We'll, perhaps she was" said
Lisette; but it sounded very much
like earnest"
"Come. child, you shall not CO."
DR.. Dodd's voice sounded closer
still to the wall, and the dead vines
rustled as if Lisette was drawing
back among their shelter.
Il must 60 said Iisette. "Oh,
DR.. Dodd, please let NE hurry back
to the house,
Not until you have promised to
be my wife!"
But"
Yes, or No." insisted the doctor.
"Dr. Dold!" pleaded Lisette,
piteously.
That isn't the right world"
Yes. then! But-but what will
Mrs. Beeswax say?'
Little one, what do you care
what she says? I'll make it all right
with her tomorrow. And now l
must go on to Squire Ebbitt's
croupy child. The idea of old Bees
wax thinking that / cared for her!
Doesn't she know that Il man may
not marry his grandmother"
And, with a parting kiss, DR..
Dodd sprang once more upon the
back of his horse, which had been
peacefully grazing on the side OF
the road during this interview, and
trotted away.
All this time Mrs. Beeswax had
been crouching Ill the hen-house.
with her head among the Black
Spanish pullets, and her spinal col
umn at an angle of forty-tive de-
grees, willis the sensations that
eddied through her mental con-
seriousness were beyond description.
"O-o-oh! the depravity of this
world" groaned Mrs. Beeswax.
His grandmother. indeed! Old
Beeswax. What are we coming to,
I'd like to know? Lisette, indeed !!
4 chit that does housework for Inc
ut six dollars month, and hasn't
ALI alpuc;t dress to her back, lot
alone silk And me with :. farm
and"
But us Mrs Beeswax was cropping
her way through the feathered
dwellers Of the uen-house, toward
the door, clicking noise without
startled her.
Its the PENTHOUSE door," gasped
Mrs. BceswaA; "ani Lisette has
locked i'll"
The next instant gay young
Voice, carollnS,
"uh. there's nothing half so sweet in life,
AS loves young dream =
sounded OH her eur, gradually re-
cedins, until it WAS lost behind the
Closing uf the kitchen door.
lin locked i'll" thought Mrs.
Beeswux. And 1 might screaln
my lungs out before my one would
hear me, Oh, dear, dear, what acit
become of iue?"
And the widow sank, a subbing
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For Covington, Madison
vile and Mande-
vile.
aS3aakE -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
se7s - r 4 ~ rs=ss---a = -
Change Of Schedule. 'd
The nrs United State
NEW CAMELIA e.
81
AND
ABITA

VIII hereafter leave the New Lake
End for the above places. as follows: = :.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-07
BLACK HILLS NOTES.

Judge Mcguire. formerly of Vermillion
is getting up q map Of the Black Hills.
The a~pportionment Of school funds IL
Lawrence county on the list of July VIII
81, so per scholar.
Eight hundred pounds of ore taken from
one of the newly discovered mines near
Custer, yielded SOS in gold,
Dan Costello and Tom Miller have sent
for d circus tent, and are going TO organize
a circus composed of Black Hills artists.
There are now six companies at Fort
Meade, and Col. sBenteen with two COM
,pantes of the seventh cavalry will arrive on
the 18th. The recently approved army bill
contains an appropriation of $4,000 to
complete the buildings at the post.
The Blacks Hills Evening News is the
name. of q new daily paper at DeadwooG
the first issue being made on the Both Of
June. 1t is q neat appearing paper and is
we'll filed with local and mining news. 1t
Is published by Miller & Flynn, and the
subscription price is $40 . year.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-07
Sign OF the Red Barrel. opp. aic.
Special Sale, Saturday. July 5.
AT AND 7 O'CLOCK, p. M.

The following goods that must be closed
out:
One Black Sofa Set, six pieces; one oak
chamber set, Bedstead, Bureau and Wash
stand; one Black Walnut Book Case; Two
Second Hand Sewing Machines; Three
Centre Tables; one Dining Table; one
Lounge; Six Chairs; Six Feather Pillows;
Six Bed Ticks; Ten Sheets; One Wool
Mattress; One Child's Bed,tead; Ten
Chrome Pictures. One Rifle; Three Revol-
vers; One Clock; Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Notions, Jew.
elry, Watches, etc. Two Oil Stoves; One
Velocipede; All kinds of Tinware; Heat.
ing Stove; One Government Bedstead; One
Bucksaw; Twelve Pairs Blankets; Store
Counter, Stools, etc. Orders received for
thoroughbred Cochin China Chickens.
Auction Every Day and Evening. Con-
signments solicited.
Sole agent for sale of County rights o.
Dakota for Phiney & Linsey's Patent Iron,
ing Board, an article used in every house
hold, and at a price within the means of all
Fifty orders taken in this city with only
one and one-half days canvass. Call ant
examine. A rare chance for men withou
employment to make money with small
capital.
Several ponies for auction sale Saturday
July 9Th.
+. s. CRADLE,
Yankton, D. I