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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-29


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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Hygienic Filter
.....o.. AND ........
Water Cooler.

This invention places within the reach
OF every family the means OF procuring
pure and wholesome water. 1t will re-
move all decayed animal, vegetable or
foreign matter, mud, sand, alkali, etc.,
thoroughly cleansing and also cooling
the water, by reason OF its being made6f
porous pottery. to degree healthier and
pleasanter to drink than Ice water.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-29

Price lists and further information may
be obtained by mail or otherwise, on appll-
cation.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Nusfdnoif6e 2sano(djau.

Ole beuti9e &esisruns idsiut
iid abermaIs nit benz YrOiette Der @rwsrs
buns pon @OIOnisn fur Oeuti4Iano su tras
gen uno brinst bic 5rase bur9 bic prehe
sur gr0rtsruns. gs wirb bic grri9tuns
uon brei alafsu uOn gOIOnisn in gOri9Ias
sebradt; nduIi5 GderbaucOIOnisn, 9an'
beIscoIonisn uab SrafcoIonisn. Man bs'
firpOrtet, ObneGidi5t auf bic WOnrOs
0Octrin, bic grusrbuus zines 9anbitri9ss
in Sabamsrita, bes iibIidsn Ebsilss uOn
SraiiIien obsr zines GbsiIss uOn gataso'
nien su aderbaucoIOnien. Ssne 9anoersien
warsn pOn Der bsutidsn Resisruns bur9
Rauf an fi6 tu brinssu, Der Strom Der
auswanbsrans mad benz ususn gOIOnial'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Eefegrap6if6e 9epef6en.
Oeuti d Lamb.

Bremen, l5. April. Siebeu buns
bert WitsIisber Der grsmsr gDrIe unb ans
bsre Ysrionen bieIteu bsuts im SSrisniaaIs
cine SeriammIuns sur Bsiprs5uns bsr
3oufrase ab. Ser &ei9stassubssOrbasts
fir Bremen, MosIs, iprad su @uniisn
bss 8uidlass3OlIes auf iberissiide gr'
seusniiis, usIde aus suropdiidsn sisbsr.
Iaseu einsefibrt werbsn. "
Rad brsiitinbissr Debate trat bic gsrs
iammIuns nit acknowledgement Msbrbsii
ben uou Der Sremer SanosIstammsr Be.
firuortsten freibsnbIsriidsn SnRdtsn Bel
unS usruurf ben uOrsei5lasepsn 3uidlass'
aoa sdnSIib. a.w .a. .r. sa..
Berlin, 16. sIpriI. Oie v9srmania"
iast, bic Sidtisteit Der RsIbuuseu ibe,
cine bsuOritsbenbe freunbi9aftIi9e gini'
suns bes Satitan nit Der Ssutidsn Gssis'
runs aus sutsu @riubsu in 3wsifsI sis'
ben ;u ntahen. %.
Berlin, II. apriI. Die Goufersn,
Der GbssOrb4stsu aus ben bsutiden 9afen'
itdbtsn bsi5IoB, bel benz &ei4stase cine
8ittidrift sssen bic @infabruns ppn
RampfSSaen hnb auflasen auf @strsibe,
giien uno SuIs sinSursi@sn. Sie iinb
fsrusr Der aniidt, baB bic uOrssidIassnsn
80us uuf Gbes, Raiise, MaIS, Sped unb
Ystrolsum pisI su bod sesriHsn iinS.
Oefsrrei9suu .At
Ysf, IS. @priI. Die Gliie WarOs
unS Raros babsu bic Samme wisbsr
bur5brOdsu. 3srsnb 1T ssritSrt unO araS
in @efabr. Isbrere bunbert WsiIsn fis'
ben untsr @afsr ano bic Staote 8e3ensrb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
Summer 4O4.

attentat IN &usIanb, no bic bur9 NibiIi.
fen besansenen Weu9eImorbe an ben bS9'
| fen Staatsbeamten feine SsItenbeit finb,
ni9t eber srfotst 1T. Oisiss nsue gerbre.
den seist, wie fred bic ReuOIution in benz
&ei9e bes G,aren bas 5aupt erbebt. gieIs
lei9t, baB bieier ueue Moroperiu9 aui
bas eeben eiHes setr6uten Sauptes ben
europdii9en &esentsn rvisber sinmal bic
aussn 0ffnet unb ibuen seist, baB ss sss.n
ioIde Ssinbs Der @sieui9aft nur Elm R;t
tel sibt-bie .utboIiids Sirde. llsber ben
Rorbani4Ias tbsiIt uns Der telegraph nur
turse Ssri9te NIT. 8dbrenb Der Gsar
am Rorsen einen SYa3isrsans In Der
Idbe ieines PaIaftes madts, purSen finf
S4iiIe aus unmittsIbarer Ra5e auf i'm
absefeuert. @lidli9srweiis uurbs bsr
ielbe ni9t setroiisn. Der M6rbsr 60.
Icniew wuroe feftsenommsn. Bis ss
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Gift ueri9lutt unD III tobt trant. Sb er
Utitueri4worene bat, weiB man nod ni9t
Soloniew mat friber Bsamter i'm Winis
iferium Der Siuau,en. Wis man iast,
bate Der Raiier uorbsr Orobbrief: srbals
ten, unb guar in fran,Ofidsr, snsIiider
unb ruifii@er Spra9e, feiu uOn Damen.
banb sei@riebeu, bic snsIifde gofRsmpeI
trusen. Das iif nun bas brittle Attentat
auf ben issiseH ruifii@en Raiier. Das
srte sei@ab am ls. apriI 1859 bur@ sinsu
Mann Rameus Dsmstrius aariafoi, unt
bas sweite AM 8. SuIi 1867, ais fi4 Der
@sar su einem Beiu9e RapOIsons III. in
a3aris aufbieIt, bur9 sinsn pOIsn Ramsns
8eresOwsty. Bel ben bsibsn attsntatsn
euttam Der G3ar obne gerIesuns bapOn.
Ob tn GOIse biefss Meu@eImOrbusriu9e
ssssn bie pOIitii&en @sfanssnsn msni9li.
der su @ert sesausen wirb, iit taum sa
sIaubsu, ba beretts tsIesrapbii9 bis @ss
fansennabme Saufsnbsr In allen EbeiIsn
bes wsiten &st@es semsIbet uirb.
Sn Wertto III am 1. apriI Der gon.
srsB isner Na9barrepubIit erSfnst pOrbsn.
Sn ieiner Boti9aft tbsiIt BrdTbsnt Dias
ben abf@Iub zines gsrtrasss lber bic Der.
itsaams elmer EeIssrapbsnIinis NIT, psI9s
in .inem amsritaniiden 9afenpIass am
msrifanii4sn Neerbuien besinnsab Lungs
Der msritaniidsn aifts usridisbsns Saien,
pIdss beribrsu unb ibsr Sis 9anbsnse uon
Esbuautspec bis on bic Riits bss ftiGsu
Mssrss ssfibrt wsrbsn iol. gesisIi9
bss SerbdItnifss gu ben Der. Staatsn Be,
i9wert iib Der BrdiiOsnt iibsr bas Sortbe.
itsbsn 0ss BefsbIs bss @snsral Srt psseu
Der SerfoIsuns uOu Ssrbrsdsrn auf msris
tanii4ss 9sbiet uno bOfft I'M SntsrsiIs Der
anssbabntsu 9anbsIsuerbinSuuse BiOsr
ruf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

an3sissn fir gienies, 9sttsrisn, @lifsfpies
&C., ais esm 8eife Ssr fatb. 8ir6s auptSsr, 5s-
ben fsins Aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

aue ah3etsen ienbe man ipateifens
Montag Worgen etn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

So6 .Ar6ettsu aGsr Art prompt nnS Enlie
ansgefi6rt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

Ssiratbs- unS 1pbssan;sissn NIT Ssru6
$3.50, pbne Sprue $i.0O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

anspSrtiss aH,eistn maHsn sSrsasSeatn sasrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
SDrGl>0uti,cn.

untsr !3silsn grspisr pertsn nidt ansrapm.
men. 5nr isee 3eils BREWER ober bsren &aam
sas 1. gfal 10 Cts. bic nGtfen RaIe Gsnis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
greiss dsr Anzeiss,s.

Ssssn !3Un Der SpaIts per Sabr..
- 6 Wonate.....St0D6
- >, Npnats....S GOO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

Office Der gazette
20. Az @ainifrabe, ,,uii6en 4. u. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

Eorausb unb @uplauorafap ftnO beorobt.
Sn S3esebin III bas Baifer 8 3ol ssities
gen unS bic 0eute usrIaiien bis Wobnans
gen. ,l .na,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22
S3esebin.

Bisn, Is. gpriI. Sn SSsssSin bat
am Sonntase elm furdtbarss unpstter sei
tobt; ss bat isdsis Ssraife gum ginram'
men uOn YfdbIsu psrnidtst; nit 9ebsnss
mittsIn bslaSsus 6abrSeuss sinssH unter
unb bic GbsiB unb bic WarOs fnb piebsr
I'M Steissn bssrifsn. 3ebn esi5en purs
ben nsusrbiuss aufssfunbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-22

&om, l6. ApriI. Der gapf fat ben
Gsaren tu beifeu sIidIidsr 8sttuns aus
Der esbensssfabr bsslddulni5t.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29
GOING TO he MARRIED,

He was evidently a tramp.
Nothing about him seemed to
say he was anything else. 1t was
not very cold and a number OF
the passengers were out on deck.
Presently the seedy individu:
al moved up toward a well l-dress-
ed man and inquired:
Hudson river, eh9"
eyes, this is the Hudson"
"Pretty deep here?"
"Guess SOL" and the map LOCK-
ed over the railing into the water.
"There seems to be a great
deal of ice in the river" was the
next revelation Of the tramp who
was trying to be sociable," .9;
"You mean there was?"
"Do u Do you know, sir, that
your daughter and ! are going
to be married!"
"Great guns, no, screamed the
other angrily as he made a crack
at him with bis umbrella.
"Well, we are; your lovely
daughter and ! are going to be
married."
ooh, let me at that ruffiaH!"
shrieked the ofendedindividual,
as he brandished his parasol
and tried to get. away from the
men who held him.
After he was slightly pacitied
he said TO the bystaHders, with
great emphasis:
"My daughter is going to be
married on the eighteenth 20
John r. Murphy"
And then the tramp shouted:
And on the twentieth | am going
to be welded to R. Angelina
Buddington. Then, old man,
won't your daughter and ! be
marriedW
After the boat landed, all the
crowd, including the tramp, had
a drink at the expense of the
man whose daughter is soon to
become MIS-. JUf1n II. T~re,. .F,ry'-
Elk.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29
HOW TO GET ON IN THE
WORLD.

A bit of adYice to young men
who are trying to get on iR the
world. Never complain thatyour
employers are selfsh-not that
they are otherwise, but it will
not help matters to growl about
it. They are selfish, Their en-
ployers, when they were young,
were no doubt selfish, and from
Them they learned the lesson.
You, too, learn it, and when you
become employers you'll be
selfish, too. 1t is from selfish
motives that men engage in
trade, and selfishness rules their
actions. Of course it would be
better, and wiser, and all that,
if they were not selfish; but they
are, Now, what are you going
to do about it? Why, make it
for their selfish interest to do
better for you, and they will.
Respect yourself, and you will
make them respect you. Re
member that you are at q disad-
vantage-that there are a hun
dred ready to climb into your
place if you do not fill it, and
those who employ you are fully
aware of the fact, and ready to
make the most they can out Of it.
Remember that if you are get
ting $500 this year and want
5000 next year, you've got to
earn 5000 this year, You've got
TO pay for promotion, often an
exhorbitant price, and as you
have no other means to pay
with, you've got to pay in work.
Of course it is unjust; Of course
it seems hard that your employ
er should keep and spend
money that you have justly
earned, but our word for it, it
won't pay to fret or growl about
it. Never be satisfied with hav-
ing learned your money" Earn
more than your money, and then
in a manly, sUraiglltforward, e"e
mess like way, ask for more pay.
Ten chances to one you will get
it, If you don't, look about, and
as soon as you have found a
better place, discharge your en-
ployer. The hard work you
have done, the record of it, and
the reputation you will have ave
established for hard work, will
make the task of finding new
employment comparatively ca
sy, Your capacity for work is
your only capital. Invest heaVi-
ly, and you are sure to win
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29
BATESVILLE, ARK.

'
Will insure woolen, -four and
saw mills, cotton gins, store
houses and stock, dwellings,
barns, &c., in none but frst-class
companies. Capital represent
ed, S8,O0Q,0OO.
lam also agent for Capt. A.
Hs6ths Tare6oatbh5s ahs 1f1l 1elaG7ator. ST 5rAAreW7ff1 VIII
receive and forward all consign-
ments, giving through bills of
lading on receipt of goods. No
charge for storing or forwarding
goods consigned to Capt. Smith
or myself.
I am also agent for all kinds
agricultural implements, thresh-
ers, gin stands, horse powers,
steam engines, &c. Circulars
with price lists furnished on
application:
All purchases in this place,
for merchants residing at a dis
tance, will be promptly attended
to, and to best advantage:
Being a resid lent Of Batesville
for 20 years, | am known to
most Of you. TO those who l am
not, | refer to Messrs. Butler u
Neill or other prominent men
Of this town and county. Cor
respondence solicited.
Office at warehouse and ele-
vator, foot of Spring street.
Residence on Boswell street.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29
HAVE PATIENCE.

"The mills of the gods grind
slow, but they grind exceedingly
fine" Have patience. What
ever may have been done to
you by an enemy, if it be really
an evil thing deteStable
thing, a thing that is bad in
itself, so that it stains the soul
of the doer-you need not break
a commandment to have revenge.
Lift no finger, do no overt thing,
say not word; above all, pray
no prayer that punishment may
fall upon the one that has de-
spitefully used you, but be sure
it will fall. The time will come
when, if you have any pity in
your soul, you will gladly do
aught in your power to help the
one who has to-day stabbed
you to your hearts core; for in
the accomplishment of a cruel
deed, in the doing Of a shame
full act, in the very utterance Of
words that injure, forces are set
to work the power of which can
not be comprehended,
The man who follows another
into the shadow of some sweet
green place, and for revenge or
love of lucre "stabs him at his
prayers" perhaps-for men do
not always pray upon their
knees-kills him, and $50 he
goes to heaven" But what has
the monster done to himself:
He has made himself a MUIR
derer. Far better death than
life with such a consciousness
upon it-with that horrible dead
face glaring at it from the shad-
ows, and those bloody hands
that all the waters of the ocean
cannot wash clean. So, in the
hurting of a neighbor, a man
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29

hurts himqelf, tprRQ big steps
into those paths in which retrl-
button awaits him, and seldom
fails to meet it. Be less ), sorry
for yourself, if harm befalls you,
because of the cruelty or treach-
cry of any other mortal, than
for the other; for the mills Of the
gods never rest.--Ex.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29

1919. loFS.
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Arkansas Gazette
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
Oldest, Best, and Cheapest
Paper IN the Land.
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Terms:
One copy, six months, 81 20
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six months 20
One copy, one year. 2 Nv Nv
Five copies, one year, - W. W.
Ten copies, one year, II w
DAILY G A ZE T I E.
One conv, one wear. $40 90
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For less period, per month, oo
PAYABLE inya5abIy IN adoon0e.
Address A. H. SEWER,
Little Rock, Arkansas.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-29

- as represented, return nla q,
inber, this offer is ut tne ~, -
IDLY warranted Ior 95s "a
l.. 1t is about the actual nj Nh,
" sells others. It is Q stapS
Z the first one at cost. you W.
Jrated Pianos and organag
wv one that does not give E.is
lost successful House n Alilsl 1sal
,aies now over the entire M
t return from an extendeoun
I, tow or village throrGsn0ssle
few Pianos, si25, SlSS,o
tence hundreds Of irrespvSr,s
houses. Illustrated NeMsTss NtIs N
his Advertisement Il lne
now! II you do not wa"
reatest offer yet made. -,ts
J Jersey, u 8. Amei"
sEIcHRoR. -G
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
SCIENTIFIC CONTRIBUTIONS.

Among several interesting contributions
made to the Scientific association recently
are some immense fossil bones, probably Of
the mastedon. wh%ichlwers sent by Dr.. Wix-
on, from Spotted Tail agency, to Dr.. Peter,
and given BY the latter to the association.
Also the fossil bones Of the paddle or ripper
of ~ ancient lizard, found BY Mr.. Carl
Hand in one of the bluffs west of Yankton.
The animal must have been at least twenty.
Eve feet in length.
Some interesting specimens of ancient
Indian pottery were donated by Mr.. w. E.
Cation, ex-territorial superintendent. They
were obtained from Indian mounds west Of
the Missouri river in Dakota, and are espec.
tally interesting a. coming from = compare
lively new field. the work of the mound
builders being but little known west of the
Missouri.
MI. E. E. Hudson donated a very "hand-
some war club, made Of red pipe stone.
with . handle Of raw hide. The last men.
toned is considered rather more ornamental
than useful.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19

Commodore Coulson hos gnns 70 Chi
cago.
". F. Ktter IL hone again, this tune from
st. Paul.
A. ]. Co9an, Of the Bon Homu. cluzsn,
10 in town to-day.
Hon. Geo. stlcknsy. Of Elk Poist. was
In town last night.
Herman Busrdorf w..s to Sioux City this
morning on business.
J. Brinkerhof came 10 last night hon .
trip overh is Dakota Central stage route.
Mrs. W. II. Evans and children left this
morning for their homo in West Virrinh.
County Superintendent Dickson 10 In
today. He 10 now spending oil bis
about the county on school
buainess, but will open On ed1ce In Yankton
10 about two weeks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
JOHN DILLON, Ex. CONTRACTOR.

The Deadwood Times states that John
Dillon, an up river character we'll known
in the former history of Yankton, is chop.
ping cord wood ON the river near Bismarck.
Time was when Johns bank account stood
way up among the Thousands and his peck
cts were lined with ready cash. In those
days no one suffered when Dillon was about.
His money was scattered in all directions
with . generosity which amounted to prodi-
gality. He made large profits from up river
contracts and spentit with readiness which
gave him = notoriety from Bismarck to
Yankton. This il the reason john il now
choppins wood by the cord on the banks Of
the Missouri. His openheartedness would
not permit him to keep that which flowed
into his Golfers. The outgoing stream was
larger than the incoming stseam and his
present condition Of poverty was only 4
question of time. The Times wonders if
those who have been recipients Of his boun.
ty will remember him now. 1t is not the
way Of the world that such should be the
case. Dillon has had his brief day and has
gone out Of sight in the ebscurity Of power
~. His luck may turn, for he has money
making ability. We sincerely hope it nay,
for Dillon with all his faults has traits of
character which commend him to the best
Of those who best know hin.
Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
TEMPERANCE LECTURE LAST NIGHT.

Hon. John w. Boyle, ex-associats justice
Of the supreme court Of Dakota, by invita-
ton of the Yankton Reform club. delivered
an address on the subject of Temperance at
the Congregational church, last evening,
which was listened to with marked attention
and very evident satisfaction, by n of the
most appreciative audiences ever convened
in this city.
The Judge is an entertaining and convinc-
ing speaker, and upon the subject Of the evils
of intempersnce he is thoroughly At home,
having, in his twenty years Of western life,
gathered by personal experience and
association q very complete and correct
view Of the subject. He is also
thoroughly IN earnest, and the ak
years which he has already given to
the Temperance cause IS . public speaker
and organizer have tended to increase his
zeal in the work o. we'll ~ to inform him Of
the best methods to insure success. His
address last night was supplemented by q
profitable addition Of names to the pledge.
Judge Boyle vas member
of the first Dakota legis.
.lature, representing what 10 now Clay
county, in the council. This body wa in
session in Yankton seventeen years ago this
month. Subsequently he was appointed ~.
sociate justice Of the supreme court and pre-
sided in the third district. In 1870 he left
the territory for Iowa where he has since
resided.
He will repeat his Temperance talk at the
Congregational church this evening, and
would like to have all the old settlers, a.
we'll q new ones, among his hearers.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
INDIAN pEMLrey.

The Braves 81 Red Cloud aaa spotted
Tell Afflicted With the bad
Heart.
A letter has been received o. Omaha by
James Creighton, written from O'Neill
City, on the 18th inst, by s. 8. Burton.
which gives . few details of exciting In
dian operations. The letter, ~ published
In the Omaha Bee, reads Is follows:
take this opportunity of informing you
of what 10 going on here at present. One
of Poor's meu came from spotted Tail
agency and stayed at your ranch the night
of the 9Th. He says that the Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail Indians are killing cattle
% they come to them. skinning end selling
them to the buyers at the agencies, and are
also burning the prairies. Tho stock men
will lose . great number Of their cattle > II
they don't put . stop to this Immediately,
We need protection right away, and if We
don't get it. further trouble is looked for.
We cen see the Indian fires every night in
every direction.
"A good many cattle are diving, but Eot
so many as I expected.
II got here yesterday morning the 10th,
and will remain here . few days.
The news reached here from Atkinson
that there we're 100 Sioux there yesterday
evening hunting their ponies, and they mel
Wallace and several others fifteen mi!ei
this side of Kountze's ranch"
O'Neill City is located the headwaters o.
the Elkhorn river, some twenty miles south
from Paddock, on the Niobrara river and
perhaps . hundred miles from Spotted Tai
and . hundred and fifteen miles from Rel
Cloud. Tho information contained within
Nj. Burton's letter indicates that the In
dians belonging at those agencies arc rsam
Ing over . large extent Of country and are
menacing the entire Niobrara and Elkhorn
stock growing frontier.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
LE.L LITERARY ASSOCIATION

The regular meeting Of this association
was held last evening At the residence o.
Miss A. Heyt. The exercises Of the even.
ing consisted ofa recitation BY Mis Mar.
shall, . defamation BY Geo. Bolton and
the deb&te:
"Resolved, That moral power has great.
Or influence than money power"
Affirmative, Nie Annie Edwards and
Geo. Bolton; negative, Mis- Anna Hoyt
and Cal. c. V~aleatine.
Alter lssgthened arEunents on both sidea
II vas decided by the chair in favor Of the
negative.
The association accepted the invitation Of
Mr.. c. c. Needy to hold the next regula.
meeting, which takes Plaes On Tuesday,
March 9th, as his residence, when the fol.
lowing will 10 the exercises: Select Read.
Ing BY Mis- Boyles, defamation BY Henry
Briggs, recitation Or essay By Miss Js.ksa.
son, and the debate:
Rsssleed, That Ars il noss dastructiv,
than Wstsr.
Amroativs, Misses Harris Nd schi,dlss
negative, Mesrs. Hand aad Josdas.
REoAHc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
a RARE CHANCE FOR a FARMER

For rent, . farm Of 100 acres, 40 acres in
excellent farming condition. log house Of
three rooms-gardsn and barn. To . reli-
able family good terms will b given. II
nscsasasy . tsan, haEssss, wasoa AID TIVE
salky plows caa - included In Tie rental,
q team, hasass aad plsvs r. ssls. For
pasHsslass aPSiy y 0ev. 1dnss1a, Iaak.
- Il 4.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to return our sincere thanks to
many kind friends for their assistance and
sympathy during the Last illness Of our
child, and the final preparations for burial.
Nh. AND Mrs. JACOB SE1BERr.
Yanktou, March 10, 1879.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-19
y. s. LAND OFFICE BLANKS.

We have just printed blank forms for
use In making anal proof in homestead
cases embracing forms for fnal afndavit 70.
quired Of homestead claimant; testimony Of
witness; and testimony Of claimant. Thess
blanks ore Of same size and style % these
furnished by the government.
Bowen & KNosBuHY.
Yanktou, Dakota.