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BEFORE AID AFTER MARRIAGE.

BEFORE.
Ny MagsIi nsy beautiful darling.
creep Inta az RIMS my SWEET
Let me fole y.u again TO Tny bosom
50 close can hear your heart beat.
" hatl these .ittie finger been sewingg
Ones pFicked by ire nee lie, see:
These hands shall he kept from such labor
" hen once they are given to me-
All mine. li,sle pet, will shield you
From trouble and lab II an | care;
will robe You like some fairy princess,
And Jewels shall CLEAN ia your hair
those slippers you gave me are perfect
fhat dressing gown ITS TO "a r
Ms darling! wonder that Heaven
should give such i treasure to me.
isht-niHe-t eu-elevenI My precious,
Time flies when L i'm with yOui
Ii seems buE moment I've been here,
And now must say itE Alden,
Oh. Meg. OF are heavy, I'm tiTedl
60 sit la tue rocker. I pray:
Your weight Gems Il hundred and ninety,
When y0u plump down in this sort Of way
You had better be- mending my coat sleeve
I've spoken about il before
And want "a finish this novel,
ind look over those bills from the store.
This dressing gown sets like the d.:
those slipl.s r. run down at the heel,
Strange BcIhi = can ever look decent;
Wish you 60 td know how they feel
W hats this isiii from GreenE Why. surely
IT'S not uHG;h n new dress
Look here, IA he ban krupt before New Year
Or your sIore hills will have TO grow less
FL ght O'Clock! Neg, sew on this button
= soon a. you finish this sleeve
Heigh-hO. I'm 80 deuced sleepy
l'll pile or hs-tl, believe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

There are fiftythree cotton asiils In OPP
eration IN North Carolina, and the con
sumption for the Rs<si year Is estimated
az. Sc, 4S4 ta.es or 1927 800 pounds.
This Ssas an increase of 16. 6A4 bales over
me previous year. Three large mills arc
now being erected, with the prospect
that others will be added Within tae
next twelve months Georgia ssad the
CaFolinas are making sesbstaniiai pro-
gress III the manufacture OF cotton
goods.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

JOSH BIIIISqs ON MARRIAGE.-Sum
people marry bekase they think VIM
men will be scarce next year. and live to
wonder how the. stock holds out.
Sum marry to get rid of themselves,
and discover that the game was one that
two can play at and neither win.
Sum marry for love without cent in
their pocket, nor a friend in the world,
nor drop of pedigree. This looks des-
perate, but is the strength of the game.
Sum marry in haste and then Sit down
and think 1t carefully ogep,
SUM think II carefully over fust, and
then sit down and marry.
No man can tell jist exactly what cal
leo has made up her mind tew do. Cal
leo don't know herself. Dry goods oi
all kinds il the child Northumberland
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

The Peoria, ILL.,, board of health has in
vestigaied the charge that diseased beef
Is shipped from that city to canning es-
Establishments in Chicago, and report the
charge unfounded.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

SoME FACTS AND FIGUREs.-For gen
eral Information we present few figures
showing the relative voting strength of
yarlous towns and counties in this por-
ton oil the state. These figures are tax
en- from The official reports of the No
, vember elections and are therefore
reliable.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

Congress will reassemble one week
from next Monday. svhen the country
will be entertained by the spectacle of the
great Democratic party trying in vain to
control its own mouth.-N. Y. Tribune.
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\ The Troy Chief don't go in for the FL
dorado Times boom.

Our congressman left Topeka for
Washington Thursday.
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\ Card From Jay Gould.

ST. Louis, Nov. 2l.-It Is stated on
high authority that the Wabash. ST.
Louis IS Pacific road will make no
change in the system of prorating on
| freight and passenger Traffic that has eX-
| listed between the roads running east and
west of the Mississippi river, prior to the
consolidation of the Wabash d St Louis
and the Kansas City & Northern, and
that the Wabash, st. Louis Il Pacific
| will pursue not only a fair but liberal
policy with all connecting and compel
inn linnC
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Sad End of Life.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2I.-A stranger
was seen wondering about the fields ut
the southwestern limits OF the city, and
on being approached by persons living
III the vicinity, he gave his name as Ash
ton, from Kentucky. He was invited in
out of the cold, but refused to go, and
said he would sleep in the fields. This
morning he was found dead with a bull.
let hole in his head and pistol by his
side. A silver watch $15 Ia money and
a husinoe,e snrt! 81 Bob Culhertson, Pal
| mouth, Kentucky, was found on his per-
son. The coroner's jury reported suicide
under fit of arrangement.
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An Irish Row,

LONDON, Nov. 21.-The Irish arrests
seem to be the leading topic of CONVEX
sation. The Times thinks there is every
reason to believe that a timely display Of
firmness will extingulsh any really mis-
chieyious element in the anti-rent agita-
ton. Two companies Of soldiers have
arrived at Boyle enroGte TO Balia, to be
readiness in the event of disturbance at
the forthcoming meeting. The agita-
| tons declare that the government wishes
to provoke collision.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

The sseadeniH prefara.ions of opium for
tIi.s baby are rapidly fisBt,tseHssDg before the.
use Df DR. Isu1lss Baby syrep sold hy al
druggists vtstl
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 21.-Thc
United States auditor of railroad ac-
counts received communication from
the vice president Of the Central Pacific
railroad, enclosing check for $609,0S0,
which settles all accounts with the road
with the government up to the 3lst of
last December. The cash payment for
1879 will not be due until next Feb
ruaFV
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Queen Victoria takes womanly M
tereal in hearing who has new dress,
who made it and how much it cost.
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The s.. Iouis Cas rrau,l

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Twenty-one of
the twenty-eight members of the lower
branch of the municipal assembly held a
meeting tonight and gave the recent de-
clsion in the gas case by the supreme
court IA free discussion. II was stated
that the mayor and law department have
shown no disposition to take further ac-
tion in the matter, and that the Interests
of the city are thereby being greatly in
jured. 4 committee was appointed to
look intn the matter and instructed TO
call on the mayor and city council ON to-
morrow, and demand that an application
be al once made to the supreme court Tor
! the re-hearing of the case, as the time
in which such application can be made
expires next "Wednesday. rhe commit.
tee will insist that action be taken tgitii.
out an hours unnecessary delay. The
coslalnittee IS also charged 10 investigate
the FumoFs and reports which are in cir
/ cuIation that corrupt means were used
| to obtain {. decision against the city in
/ this case.
Give me nay Morphine.
Chicago, Nov. 2i.-Mrs. Buckmen
stead, of North Ashland avenue, sho
| herself fatally this morning. She hat
been the victim of morphine, and he
husband having late deprived her of ihi
drug, she became melancholy over I'll,
loss Of lis soothing effect.
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The Cholera in Japan.

YOKOHAMA, Nov. 21-The latest choI-
era returns show upwards OF 10000
deaths. Ii is expected that il will cease
entirely at the end OF the year Extraor-
binary precautionary measures for the
future are applied to even tho minutest
districts. 1t is now believed that the
japanese sanitary system is not surpdss-
ed in the world.
Last August general Grant presented q
valuable drop curtain 10 the manager OF
the principal theatcr in Toxic, The
manager now sends in return splendid
set of harness ornamented with gold
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RouEHr NtLlIkTN.

ROBERT YiLLIkEN.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SJRFLYOt.-
Office at II. W McCune's real estate Office IN
rear al Emrorla National i;anN wEatf
Z Ii. WELHlTI.. D.V.s
veterinary 75ursra,os1.s-g.az'sz,'
Oflicc is at Joseph Peaks barn, ON Consti-
tuition streat All diseases uf animals success
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28
A TYEo & HERMAN,
Dealers in Meats Of all Kindsl
Tho Eest and Cheapest Meat AIrket Tn
EmpOria.

Have nov On hand and FOR SAFE cheapG large
amount OF Pork, Ham, shoulder att Rae5lr.
thoroughly saited. cured and smoked. and
equal to the very best that can tic found any
where They have also 4 large quantity a.
lard. by the barrel or pound Call and see il.
All orders receive prompt attention, ard
dealers are particularly requested TO give Iiz
u Gait The best Of Beef, Mutton and Eeals
usual. kept at 0gr market en- west side cf
Commercial street opposite = o.. EmpoYias
Kansas ATTY 20 Z HERMAN
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NO. As.
Welcome. Rru,ldern.


MARSHAL, Texas, Nov. 20-The ad
vance guard of company of five hun.
dred negroes, from NacogCloch county
reached here Today, on their way 10 Kan
sas. They report tina; others are prepar
| ing To- follow
DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 2o.-To- day TWEEN
| " wagons, with about 100 negroes from
| Washington county, passed en- route for
Kansas. They said white man had
been amcng them, working the thing up.
| This morning I'VE or SIN families Of ne
groes passed south on the tram, from
kansas, abusing the country generally.
Ocean Disaster.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-The iron steamer
Helas, from Copenhagen for Amsterdam,
is believed to have foundered off Leems-
Kirk, aad thirty persons persisted.
Trouble in ireland.
LONDON, Nov. Gothic speeches for
which Michael Davitt and james Brice
Beilen were arrested in Dublin, and
james Daily, editor of the Connought Tel
eSraph, in Castle Bar. were made at a
meeting ON the 2d inst, al Garten, county
Sligo. The following placar,l has been
posted III several places in county Mayo
TIE the people Of HGyo:
FELLOW CoUNTRYAIEN Tho hour of
trial has come; your leaders are arrested
-Davitt and DAILY are in prison You
know your duty; will you do it? Yes,
you will. Balla is the place of meeting
and Saturday is the dav. Come IN Your
thousands and show the government and
world that your rights YOU will maintain
to the end, and rescue in the mightiness
and power Of your number land and lib
crty. God save The people, Balla, Balla
Saturday next.
All London morning Journals approve
of the arrests except the Daily News
which makes them occasion Tor a silent
partisan attack.
Busted.
BosTON, Nov. eli. BOYD & CO. boot
and shoe mandatory, have failed, liabi-
lities 100000.
Fire and Gold.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l--The french
cream of tartar works at Green Point,
burned last night; loss 100000, insur-
ance $4,000. The fire was in ciudary
The steamer Canada brought $4,000
gold coin. 1t is estimated that $4,000
600 coin are afioat, bound for this part
J. Gould Pushing Things
New YORK, Nov. 21.-The Denver &
Rio Grandc railroad company have Just
made a contract with Pittsburg firm
for $4,000 tons of steel rails, to he deliv-
cred 1900 tons per month, and 1000
freight cars, ten to be completed per day;
and are receiving bids for forty locomo-
tives, the delivery To commence in Jam
uary at the rate of two per week
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DRS, LAWRENCE : LAWRENCE
Dir. :. i.AWRE*cE- DR.. TISNTE $ LAWRENCE
ocHHst and AurlSt Obstetrics and Biser>e
al
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Shutting poun on Lotteries

WASHINGTON, D. c. Nov. 21.-Post-
masier-general Key has issued orders fGr-
bidding the delivery of registered letters
or the payment of money orders 10 Nor
ris Richmond, at Covington, Ky, and
Murray, France 81 Co., or Simmons s.
Dickens, at Louisville, Ky.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-11-28

AMOlilt bhIlk FFesHItIlI.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20.-Edward c.
Palmer, late president of the Louisiana
savings bank, was indicted today for
making false entries IN the books of the
bank, with intent to deceive the stock
holders and depositors IS TO the condi.
ton of the institution, and gave $1,000
hail
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DR.. !. W. FILNI,S,

j. W. TRUEWoBTIIY, N. D.s
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Emporia
Kansas. OIloe 1T SISTERS drug store.
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John A. MOORE.
| EHISiCiAN AND SURGEON once IL
! his hrc. store, No. $50 Commercial St
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) I. NORTHEASTERN.
DENTAL SURGEON. Eninori.. Kans.s
OhcS over Grange store. VIA. Anea x
TRoiRF soH. aIIanoi-tr5t,r
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PHYSICIANS.
nEs. AIIEN 4 .rHnMpsnN

DR, W. W. GIBBEN.
OFFICE - over Dunlap Y COS Bank
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". L. R0UP,
ply sIC!AS AZ loBSrETRICI AN. Read.
ing, Lyon 20, hsfs- once LIST door =. 81 y.u.t
Office " al attend calls day or ni,sh, as-tI
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/. y. JACOBS, ". D.,
OFFICE IN Pcrley y Ry,lc1's tiTue zlu!s
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Formerly lcsiaent physician aud surgeon
OF Mercy hospital Chicago, Illinois, an,t iatu
government surgeon at i'GntIac, Illinois, has
iermTneatiy located at EmpoIia, kansas, to
practice us profession. Calls promptly NJ
tehued 10 IN the city or country. Unlec in
EsArluSc block, norta OF First National Bank
EilpoTIa. Kansas. dI5qt I-,y9a{r
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MILWAUKEE. Nov. 20.-These are
many rsImors in circulation n regard 10
tie amount of aas5.Gsy enbezzfed l,y
| Ghaa- e Rsssgs. faie tookkeeper OF the
Wisconsin fire and marine company
! hank. il being ysFacnsly estimated at
from 500, 900 10 500, GOO Since his
arrest, Bosse has transferred his home.
stead and other real estate. thresssis his
broker, n his vile
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Snow storm.
AUGUSTA, Me, Nov. 10.-The heaviest
fall of snow here to day that has been
for years. 1t showed steadily for over
three hours. The storm seemed TO be
general in this section.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-01-23
The Dakota LextslAtu

Our territorial legislature convened on
Tuesday of last week, and after the or
ganization the houses met in joint
session and listened to the Governors
message, read by His Excel'ency.
The Council organized hy eiecting Geo.
IL Walsh. Of Grand Forks, rs president; {;
o. II. Hubbard. Of Line >ln, chief clerk !;
A. W. He'll, OF Union, enrolling and en-
crossing clc,k; JACOB Brauch. Of Yank'
ton. sergcanr-at- NJ. G. Lyon, OF
Minnchaha, me .senge,; r. B. Burcharl,
Of Turner, wa,chman; Rev. J. A. Potter,
chaplain,
The House organized hy elect'ng the
followiog officers: Speaker, j. X. Jack
son, Of Minnehaha county; chief clerk,
T. A. Kingsbury, Of Yankton; enrolling
and cnerossing clerk, ". G. Grant, of
Bon Homme county; sergeantat arms,
Julian Dix, Of Lawrence county; messen~
ger, T. W. Clark. Of Lincoln county ;
watchman. A. Gulbertson. Of Bon Homme
county; chaplain Rev. J. P Coffman ).
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-01-23

prising our population; and it seems
better to have three authorized agents Of
immigration, one for each Of these dis:
tricts, instead of single superintendent.
This arrangement would also save much
in travelling and other expenses, while
each would thus be able to organize eff
ciently the harmonious interests Of his
district and secure the CO operation Of
many other agencies. The expenditure
Of 1000 would give 1888 to each dis
tr,ct, of which say 800 could apply as
salary and the remainder be expended for
printing aud other necessary expenses.
There is now an increasing demand for
accurate and reliable information concern
ing Dakota. and some ecomical method Of
supplying it would doubtless result in the
general advantage"
Speaking about our educational interests
Cove nor Howa:d says:
"rhc grant of land made by Congress
for school purposes, two sections in each
township, or more than five million o..
000,0N0) acres, if carefully preserved and
wisely applied, will at no very distant
day make Dakota model community for
the general intelligence Of its people
whether it shall b- organized into one or
more >tases
The Governor shows the cost Of keep
ing our convicts for the two years ending
the 3Oth Of uecembcr, 1878, was 1891.
81, while the cost Of their transportation
for the same time was $12,363 33; and
adds:
"Whi!c am NOT prepared to make, at
this time, any very dctii.'te or distinct
recommendations, venture 10 suggest
that cheap prisons or work houses might
he c,mmcnc' d, say one located in each
judicial district, where cOnvicts sentenced
to hard labor for short terms, Say one or
two years, might he cnniinc': and Their
labor ut,izcd> with little if any cost for
tranSpnrtatiOu.'
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-01-23
Poisoning His Canary.

Kingston COurler.
A city gentleman has y beautiful. canary
bird, which has been kept for some time
in his trading ruolL, as the gentleman is
very fond of hearing the bird sing Now,
it 50 happened that the cunary's cage
hung just above the chair in which the
gentleman used to sit and smoke. As
time wore on it Was noticed that the bird
had ceased t" sing Us mu"h rs formerly.
After while the bird ceased to sing
altogether, Finally. 'ne day the bird
was observed wildly trying to keep on
its perch. and f.undering about the cage
as though dizzy and very weak. 1t oc-
Cured to the gentleman and his wife that
perhaps the tobacc" smoke might have
something to d" with the birds strange
condition, and it VAS taken into another
ro"m The pure air seemed to have an
effect. In \ da, or two it was heard
singing, though in a weak and tremulous
voice. After week had gone by, it
began to s.. nd forth notes Of purity and
clearncss, and At the end of a fortnight it
was itself again.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-01-23
The Cause or the 'SDlOshin.

II would invite yt,n to my house, Brud-
der jackson" SAID Johnson, ''but dunno
rs we'll get any supper dis night, de cook
stobe am 50 dreffully out ob repair"
'What d. matter wild de stObey"
"Why. you see, cold wedder am comm
on. aud woods gettin' skecse and high,
and I've 'e,ructcd dc folks to be berry
eckononical in de usin' Oh it Wc'se bin
huyin' in small lots, an las night bein'
out oh fuel, | sent one ob my boys ol'er
TO neighbours to borrow few sticks.
DE- man or bis family had gone to bed
n~in to de latrness OH de- hour. an dat
bow, who would 'spise 70 do Il unhoncst
transaction. wrote out Ills note for de
valus Oh de wood, an lroppin' it in a
permanent place in de wood shed sl,oul
iercd an armful ana brough, it home
jess So
"a fire was kindle,l, de tea kittle put
on, de old Nlnan she Was gettin' de s',I.
per. All oh n sudden, puff went d. stobe
kulu>h W, nj somcthin, an' as tumhlcd
ubcr / sa" de ole woman maxim for dc
roof ~id de TIA ki.tl", and stobe plates
! fol own her. while d. boys an Dc gals
was brark wild smut
What WAS de cause oh d. 'sploshin:"
"l'm st"ngly 'c'ined to 'e!i've dat da'
war powder !" dat wood, and dat da,
p"~',er was don put in dare by dat white
main t., kt.t,h som" thievin' darkies what
never buys no wood. an dat man 'spects
me, kasc hc couldn't find dat note, and
won't make II" pol g.es."
dat anl an ',u, rage"
For fact, and de children's supper
VA, spilled Elk.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-01-23
High Toned Reds I'm College.
Detroit free Press.

Detroit free Press.
It will sound bit funny when the
fortv-nine Dakotas take their seats in the
chapel of Hampton Institute, to hear the
"Faculty-man" call out behind his specs
MAN That Looks Around, Frank Yell W.
Bird, Laughing Face, Men That Hoots,
One Who Comes Laughing, Lizzie Spi>
der, and Walking Cloud" The govern
ment will pay the institute $167 apiece
for one years instruction. If the MAN
That Hoots" can be trained to peddle
starch or run sewing machine, and Liz
zie Spider can be taught to lace q corset
and bang her hair, the Indian problem is
solved. %. ...
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-01-23
How to Trim an Usage Hedge.

Bu' lington Hswkeye.
saw AL honest farmer trimming an
Usage hedge over in Henry county. It is
very peculiar operation, and l listened
with great deal of interest. say
listened, because the interesting feature of
trimming hedge consists not so much in
what the farmer Goes as what be says.
The honest farmer had q crooked knife on
the end of hoe handle. He stuck this
into the hedge and gave it a jerk.
Then be said:
"Ah!"
Then he jerked again and down came a
hedge switch. Then he said:
"Ah.hl" .~s ----
Then he took hold Of the withered
switch and be drew it away from the
hedge. Then he put his thum in his
mouth, and stood on one foot, and said:
"Ah.H-H!!r s.... ...A ....:
Then he once moro unto the breach.
dear, dear friends, made another prod
with the hook and said, loudly:
"Gee whiz!'' ....| ......
Then he jerked at . wicked looking
branch with his hook, and roared: "
"Great snakes" .,
Then he pulled OUT crooked branch,
50 full of tho,ns that it made your back
ache to look Of II, and when he stumbled
over it and il wrapped itself around his
legs, he stood still tor second, then
dropped his hook. lifted his hands to
heaven, and screamed: s-ta
"Oh! Bloody murder!"
The next rake he made he brought 3
whole top Of = hedge plant, with tive or
six branches, right down on his hack.
Then he threw ha hedge hook dty feet
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-01-23

into ten acre field, opened his mouth
thrice in voiceless gasp, spread his arms
out and fell down flat ON his face, dug
his toes into the turf, drummed on the
turf in agony with, his clenched fists, and
walled like storm of wrath: ~
"Oh! dad essentially! Take him off!
Somebody take him Off"
When he got up he said l seemed in
terested in hedge trimming, and he would
teach me how to dot myself I said no,
wouldn't try t" lert.n. ! would like to
know bow. out wal ITO awfully lazy.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-01-23
NOTICE.

Notice s hereby given that there will be 4 Special
Election held in stutsman County, Territory Of
Dakota, on Monday, February the 18th. 1879, for
purpose Of voting for raising special tax Of three
mills on the dollar for building County Building,
Bridge, &c. '''
Given under our hands this 18th day OF January
A. D. 1879. by order Of the Board VI County Com.
missoners.
D. Nj KELLEHER
Attest: GEo. W. VEKsUN, Chair. OF Board.
County Clerk.