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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

J. IL. Dagner returned from Leadvillc ON
Tuesday evening.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

@. W. Darlington, Of Rockford, Illinois,
who has taken the EAGLE siv years, writes
Us, under date Of February nth, thst thirty
families started for this valley from Freeport
last week, and another company Of farmers
will leave the former place In 4 few days for
the same destination.
John York had horse, saddle and bride
stolen from his stable last Sunday evening
also, gold watch. Suspicion rests on late
employee. Since the above was written the
City Marshal found the horse in a stable near
the depot, and laid for his man, but by some
hook or crook the offender got wind Of 1t
and never called for the horse.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

HORSE yAR1nR

pr. MUIR, ess - l.sssa ~ ~ ssss.. der -
sssti. - hsrl~y's Livery ssssss, ~ Nsssss
s''sst. sss'iy sss Prepared ~ pss<ssss vssssi.
nsf3 sssssry. ny essssss sss ssssssss~.
-s-,f Ds 4. hesp.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

quirc al this officc. Alt
The Masters of all Oranges in Sedywick
county are requested TO meet at No. es Doug
las Avenue. Wichita on Tuesday. March 4th.
1872. and bring with them the receipts Of the
Secretary Of the State Grange for the quarter
ending December 81. 1873. and oblige the
county deputy. ABNER ]. PorE.
4.-st
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

Hon. VIM. Ross has been in the city for
several days.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

$4,000 TO Loan

In sums Of tsoo To q .oo, for one cr avs ysars
time. Money furnished On sppsicas,es.
"a svRRln 3 Levy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

MN. EpsroR;-Piesse announce IN yen -
per that the Wichita Turu-vsssin vsass -
sell their property on corner q sseAs1 80
Market streets. sad TIVE lots II EaglisA's ~
dition, for cash. ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

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! ! y d, 4 s soa col go aIn-'
ir r[pa bs hol 81 ID actsIM the

| 80 81 ~ "a +, soc : COZ! on sain-
T q rms W be- boz RI by II acts 81 the
forty ia eisha3 Unanimous feEeWal
m every M would IL necessary nseiten
id 1 new mSnheea lodld be admitted 10 80.
ctety. or the express consent OF every new
member be eblafHed- 20 the rule by ~ ttch
the usaierity decides TOR The ~ hole. 8
IftfIese observations be not misnp plted IL
EfohoMYtHstrnB saiidiry OF III Bets 10 tine
computed life Of n generation estabiisnlns
them is In some cases not required by theory,
and In otherSn consistent with practtce.
They are not meant however to 1mpeacn
either the utility, as applied to the cases you
have narticularly, In view, or the genera
imporfanceI of ,it in, the eye OF the pinto.
sor,hical legislator. On the contrary, IL
wonld give me singular pleasure to see IL
.hrst announced to the world In Q law OF the
limited States, and always kept In view as
salutary restraint on living generations from
unjust and unnecessary burdens on their
successors. This Is a. pleasure, however,
which I have no hope OF enjoying. IS SO
much easier to descry the little difficulties
Immediately incident to every great plan
than to- comprehend its general and remote
benefits that further light must be added 70
the councils OF our country before many
truths. which are seen through the medium
LOT philosophy become visible to the naked
eve OF the ordinary politician"
This letter was banded by Mr.. ID aalson
70 Professor Tucker when he was prepar-
ing bis Life OF, Jefferson. And Mr.. RlYes,
sneakinp OF this letter, says that cit is re-
markabje. certainly for the, cogeBcy aol us
profound and unanswerabse logic, ana
not less SO for the aamiable and gentie
courtesy with which be expressed MS dis,
sent from the opinions of bis senior: am
distinguished friend, y, 4 and that it is Z"
striking Illustration OF that business ana
comprehenslyeness Of view denomlnated
by the great ,ptoneerof intellectual phlloso-
phys large, sound, roundabout sense
looking at subject on every side and IN all
its beurings--for which Mr.. Madison was so
eminently distinguished" -
MIR. Randall says. that "he (Jetersonl dls-
cussed at considerable length new queS-
ton, arising from reflections on The element
ary principles Of society which the course
OF affairs To- France has suggested y; that
8. his intellectual history would not be COM
plete without full and fair view OF bis
radical positions on this subject" and that
.Mr. Madison in his reply dissented from
these views with bis ,habituaI force OF logic,
but with his habitual candor and modesty."
ISee fuckers Life of Jefferson, volume i,
page 2O2; RaBdal's Life of Jefferson, vol
ume l. page 544, and volume 8, $50 to 594,
and Rivcs's Life Of Madison, volume 3, page
1871 ~ ~
So hereafter, when Monticello is invoked
on this subject, let Montpelier reply.
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The Pneumatic Tramwav Compa

The Pneumatic Tramway Company made
a trial OF one OF their motors Wednesday on
the Second-Ayepue surface road, New York,
in the presence OF large number OF in
terested spectators. These motors are run
By compressed air, which, before starting,
is forced into six reservoirs underneath the
floor Of the car. The distance travelled on
this occasion was three and one.ffth miles,
and an elevated railroad train was beaten
going down. President Thorn, OF the Sc
cond-Ayenue road, says that he looks upon
the motors fayorably, and Colonel Wyatt,
superintendent OF the surface road IN Rich
mond, Va, (?) gave it as his opinion that
they will save thirty-siX per cent OF the
running expenses OF an ordinary surface
road. 90.
The income tax Of Great Britain. accord
ing TO a parliamentary return Just issued,
was CHARGED last year on total OF S66O'-
600, 600. This shows IN increase OF S5,no,,,
mn, over the previous year. The number OF
persons having the tax was 397, $50, being
an increase OF 15,77S over the number in
1877. 1t would seem that there are Last
persons " hose incomes are assessed between
81. 500 and $4,000, while between $4,000 and
$4,000 there are 12,403; under $4,000,
1850; under $4,000, 1924; under $4,000,
$50; under $4,000, 1870; under S250,000,
994; over $3.50, 900, 80.
1 At the cump-mceting near Hampton. Ca.
Sunday morning last, Governor Colquitt
preached:to 1000 people. After the meet
ing the horse OF a young man named Joseph
Mcneil became unruly and ran away, throw
ing him out OF his buggy, iracturing his
skull and inhicting fatal injuries. Many
other horses started at this, and an aged
lady, Mrs. Rowan, was thrown from her
buggy, and her lower limbs terribly broken
and lacerated, She cannot survive. her in
iiuries. The frightened. horses plunged
wildly nmopg the vehicles, and many acct
dents OCCURRED. .rs-- g IS.
; BY; special request OF Secretary Sherman,
John ~. Thomas, 'Jr., collector OF Baltl-
more, lett thatcity Thursday on the revenue
steamer Robert Ewing for Cobbs Island,
Va, with instructions to conduct, on the
part OF the Government, an Investigation
into the case-of the burning, on the 21th OF
August, OF the life.saving station on that
island The collector will therefore be ab-
sent for several days: Mr.. Joseph Kinds,
of the Baltimore Savings Bank, who was at
the time OH VISIT at the island and present
at the Ere, has been Summoned asa witness,
{ and accompanied the collector on his trip.
Sara Bernhardt's American engagement
is at last signed and sealed, and the exact
terms have been published by authority OF.
her English manager, Henry Jarrets, in the
London Era. She is to 60, not this season,
Init in September, 1880. She is to receive
5000 for each performance and $40 day for
her personal expenses, Mr.. Jarrett defray-
ing; all other charges ef every kind, inclu-
ding steamer passages and railroad fares.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06
Now Books from e. f. Johnston.

HARPER's HALF-HoUR SERIEs.-Ihe Bar
Maid at Battleton, by F. W. ROBINSON. and
Chapters on AntS, by MARY TREAT. New
York: HARPER & BROTHERS. FRANKLIN
SQUARE -Framley Parsonage, a
Novel, by ANTHONY TRoLLoPE; Moy
OBrien, a Tale of Irish Life, by MELU-
SINE; The Gypsey, Tale, by G.'P. r.
JAMES; The Life of Charles James Nat
theaDs, by CHARLES DICKENS. New York:
HARPER g. BROTHERS. ...
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me- COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW

! H COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING d. --s.-
500 dozen LADIES and GENTLEMES'S LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS three for Csc, most OF
which are valued at csc. each;
Also, large stock Of fine HEAIsTITCHED HAND
KERCHTEFS at near enc half their value:
200 pieces of SILK BEREGE and TISSUE VEIL
ING at considerably less than market vaue
so pieces REAL BRETONNE LACE At less price
than the Imitation:
Also. large stock of PATENT vALENCIENNES.
TORCHON. FRENCH. and other REAL and
IMITATION LACES for considerably less than
market value;
420 pieces Of "EVERLASTING COTTON
TRIMMING at rs and 35c. piece Of twelve
yards, generally sold ut near double. se6
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1fAR,l,RrlA,GE
TfARRIAG6. go 55a
Marrieda ssptsrnber 8, s79 ~ Rev. AZ GiraTsoIn1
DasIiaii. at HlChHond, Va, Mr. w. o. sEHaLlsh
to Mics JEJBIE GORpON. N0eards.
NEATNHs.

- Died. aushe 9th sasisrat, ut o-Ps M,SANNi IA
-BINA .infnut dnughter Of George anf Catne r1ne
Wiggers; aged one ysar andeigatsen9days.
. isYoung and i6selyt hast thou fsft us
EIed thy moiberis fond arslsEace a.-t-,.rt-+
GYscfons God. thou hast. hereft rs,
Hide not from us now Thy face.
",Torn Abruptly, torn asundef,
~ s. searceiysffme for faith and prayer;
Scarcely lime my loss 10 ponder,
Orny heart to aughr prepare.
.Whsrs look we but unto heaven
q There our treasure Is removed -
Lent 1ittIs whllc-Dot given;
Yet that loan how fondfT loyed-''
Her funeral Will take place from ST. Marks church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON ut 4o'clock. Friends and
acgunirtapees are respectfully invited 10 attend
without further notice.
Died. at his residence, In Orange county. Va, on
the morning OF September /. 1879, THOMAS
SCOTT, IN the tighty-.ix.h year Of his age.
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: PAGE COUNTY az rL.oKAf SA AVE. :,
AND ALTER.-lfrom tne foge courier OF
the 4th. IA company OF Mlsslsslppl cadets
passed ltnronsn ,toMn >tast = ussoayi evening
en- r3ate 70 Tue = otas ca9etsiIl ney ats Piih-
clPaiIN zyouns msu' anniooh as las u Msy
naa ne'e trs LIEU sne ~ mf
auu we u s-.-1Ass were hea'iy
oS nhou;w o., ,,,,, 81, ,s. .,o
Que Sner'n Sap1sl 'sS a1 an sa S ., Two
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

pie Y .ss>I;ts~
NJ h w q o y ID $.
WHITE and RED FLANNELS at oh ,r.cc..
BLACK CASHMEaEs-ali woo.-!r N ;uc .,
1928;
BLACK SILK, 7jc.:
BLACK SILK. -:
BLACK SILK. 1925:
BLACK SILK, sl.3j;
BLACK SILK, $50:
BLACK SILK at all prices:
COLORED SILh at all pricrs.
Just received large and handsome stcexof
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED RIBBONS, IN II
shades:
TORCHoN LACES. BRETONNE LACES AZ!
large stock OF all kinds of LACE>
BLACK and CGL0EEO >AlINS;
BLACK SILK NELNET>
All the aboye-namcd goods were bought be-, " I,
heavy rise, and will be sol! q: old prices.
Don't forget that we are headquarters for
HOSIERY. MEEINO. and
LL.WOOL rNnEEWEAR.
COURTNEY & POWELL.
au27 429 Bros! .tf,r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

ME- OREGON-HILL NJ METHODIST
CHURCH.-An old-fashioned prayer aud expert
ence.meeting will be held In the Oregon-Elll Meth
odIst church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, 10
which all are invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Ne GRACE-STREET PREsBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.-The Rev. H. G.. HILL, Of Fay
etteville N. G., will preach at II O'Clock A. u. No
afternoon service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

NE BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CuURCH.-Rev. j. T. WHITLEY will preach TO-
MORROW, September 9TH, at IL A. NJ. and p. IL.
There will be service in the lecture.room every
night next week except Saturday. Exercises begin
promptly ut 8. cordia! Invitation 10 all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

NJ ST. PAUL'S CHURCH WILL BE
opened SUNDAY 9TH septemberl MORNING at II
O'Clock, and at night al quarter after O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

~ FIRST P R E SB Vt ERTAN
CHURCH Corner of Capitol and Tenth streets).-
Rev. W. T. RICHARDSON will preach at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. No service at night. - .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Me- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN N
CHURCH.-Dr. HoGE will preach ct IL A. NJ.
and at half.past 5'P. NJ. ...53
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Me- SEVENTR-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. ]. u. TYLER, having
returned 10 the city, win preach al IL a. M. and
P. NJ Ordinance Of baptism will be administered
at night. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

NE SECOND BAPTIST c Fl U R c Fl
fcorner Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, D. d., viii preach on SUNDAY at IL
A. IL. and 81 r. IL. ,#....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06
FALL STYLES MILLINERY

MT FALL STYLES MILL Err Y
NOW REAnY.-MRS. +. HUTZLER, 525 Broad
street, Richmond, Va, has just returned from her
FALL MILLINERY. All the new shapes Of Hats
In Canton Milan, Coburg, and Fancy Straws. Vel
vets, Plain and Changeabe Silks Fancy Plushes.
Satins Ribbons IN all the new shades. Call early for
new ST, les at low prices MRS. +. HUTZLER,
IN 81 6Z5 Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
10 FALL SEASON, 1870
THALHIaER BROTHERS.

| - AT
THALnIMER BROTHERS,
so1 BROAD, coEsEn SIXTH s,p,,
we lake great pleasure in Informing
ana the public generally that we are nor 'Tents
our '' Ttttiy,,
FIRST SUPPLY OF NEW FALL Gtn,.
1t shall be onr aim durIn. the en,j-e .e..,
| TO our customers all the '' h'a5r
No'Hhhih' and NEWEST STYLES OF Gt.n.
just as soon as they are put In market
Our large increasing trade enab,ss r
,arsel qhah'i'ies' and We will be able to sol,
We shall op"n on MONDAY, S4pre,,,.
tremendous stock or "t' 9Th,
WHITE. Red, and coLoRED FLAyyr,.
Just purchased at AUCTION.
These goods are worth every ones ,,,,,,.,
there has never been anything II, ,h,. ION "
at such prices. 80" 'Hea
BLACK CAsnMEREs! BLACK c,su,,-,
W eutNc just puICHtScIi lDt Ct SiSrY.--.
among which Is our alI-woo. num,s, :, ''''"'.
best quality and the greatest bargain M, 49, ne
Richmond have ever bought. All wan.arr 'F "
GOODS wall do well to give usa call "'H'H
LADIES. CHILDREN's aud MEMS ryny,
WEAR by the cargo. We can show IN. i, .,DhN.
best assortment OF these goods In the c,v 't ''i
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOOps,
A beautiful stock In all The newest style, JUS, 20.
ceived.
CASSlMERES, CLOTHS. TABLE IIyyy,
SHAWLS, NAPKINS. BLANKETS, or'r r.
KID GLOVES. RIBBONS, COESETs. aud n'n
sand other articles, all to be sold At reasonable
TRY OUR soc. USLACSDEIED SuEr-prp,
LINEN Bosoa AND CUFFS.
Our new faI!-style DOMESTIC PAPER r...
IONS are Eow In. 4 fll! as,ortmrn, alw,y,.,
hand. Catalogues free n,
T!lALIlTMER BROTHERS,
sc 6-S'h&W Col Broad. corner SIKH ar,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

NE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH corner
OF Twelfth and Broad streess).-Rev. Z. W. WAR
REM n. D.. win preach on SUNDAY at IL A. II. and
aP. III. -. -.--.E. -
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
LOWEST ROUND-TRIP RATES EVER OFFER
ED TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

From The lst 10 the 18th of September. 1879,
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, GOOD FOR FIFTEEN
DAYS, will be on sale at A. W. Garber's, S2b Main
Office Broad near Seventeenth street, ut The follow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06
stscaAI sogIGzs


fs5 COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF.
TER.oN MONDAY
80 pieces WHITE WOOL FLANNEL at 1896.
general valne OF which Is I5c.; 40 pieces as
zee, valued nc $50. &. &, .-ss go.
Also, large stock OF fne imported WHITE ELAN
NELS considerably under market valne.
SOC. pairs WaLTE BLANKETS at from 75c. to 80
pair-lcss than last seasons prices:
$50 dozen LADIES', MISSES, and CHTLDREN'S
HOSE, in all the new designs Of the coming sea.
son;
60 dozen LADIES' MERINO KNIT VESTS at5cc.:
the same quality sold last season at CSC. Better
qualities proportionatey reduced. see
DEE COHEN BROTHERS ARE OF
FERlN1, Of their own direct importation, on
which they save their customers from 10 to per
cent
AZ pieces Samuel Courtnpld's ENGLISH GRAPE;
100 pieces BLACK CAsHMERES;
The Paris fayorite I'D GLOVES, LEROY Seam
Iess'': also, a full line In THREE, FOUR, and
- SIX-BUTTON, the Lucia Undressec," KID
GLOVES, now most extensively favortteS In the
European market; they are enabled to offer
them at S1.25 for three-button, $3.50 for four
button, and $1.75 for six-button
Also, q large stock or BLACK and COLORED
SILKS. se6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06
W GOD ARID s;srEa..

Il p. MURPHY. No. TWENTY
IL. FIRST STREET. NEAR MANI am selling
for The month of september the best quality OF a n
TliRAClTE. SPLiST, and BlTUMlNOUS GOALS
CHEAPER FOR CASH than Goals have. ever been
sold AT this season Of the yeur. hust sell 10 make
room for winters supply. 4. L. MURPHY.
No. Twenty first street. between Main and Frank
lin streets, and sixteenth and Darlington streets.
SC 1-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

TRY ME WITH CASH.
i FOR WINTER SUPPLIES OF FUEL.
ANTHRACITE GOAL, SPLlST COAL,
CLUVER.HfI.L GOAL,
BRIGHTHOPE COAL,
SOFT COKE,
GAs-HUU9E COKE, and WOOD.
VS. PITCHER. SIT Aais sIses
an l3-cnh3m next NJ Express HEee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

Finest and largest pavilion for dancing In Vir-
gnia Ladies' dressing rooms and the spriug-hOuses
all finished. KESaNICH'S BAND IN ATTEND
ANCE. Refreshments II city prices.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS: Gentlemen, 50 cents
ladies. rs Gents. Trains leave depot At 8, 8, 10,
and ll:4O A. Nj sc D. st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-06

81 John, HlJlAh, III. pothe Epglish tmusi-
ejaa, who, has, done mere TO- POP plarlEe pll-
!ste, ipa EagisRda than sapyn 2tler pep. has t
Waited the eansinent .apa haaeys that
he,sEstemN teaching music IN Tia priMaryt
pAchaDkin Holland Isl zSellent AND. lnsi kei.
GUM IS good, the boosted popular sYstaM.o OF
Germany Is worse than worthless.
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event so hazardous to the rights OF property
could but depreciate its value; TINT the APP
pr0ach Of, the crisis would increase the
effect; that the frequent returns of periods
superseding all the obligations depending
on antecerert laws and usages must, by
weakening the sense Of them, cooperate
with motives to RIGHTEOUSNESS already too
powerful; and that the general uncertainty
and yicissitudes Of such q state OF things
would on one side discourage every useinl
effort OF steady Industry pursued nnder tpe
sanction Of existing laws, and on the otner
give an immediate advantage to the more
,sagacioiis over the less osagaclons part %
can, ind no relief from such, embaFrass-
ments but in the received doctrine .that
tncit assent may be- given to established
governments and laws, and that this assent
express revocation. II seems more practi-
tcaf,is 10 remedy, BY weli-constituted goy-
the pestilent operation OF this
doctrine in .the-unlimited sense in which it
tssa s present received than 1t is 10 ind q
hremedy for the evils necessarily springiDg
from snaunlimited admission OF the com
trary doctrine. q. ,s.,a,
Ills 1t no, doubtful. whether st be possible
TO exclude wholly the idea Of an implfed or
taeit assent without subyerting the very
Foundation OF civil society
easOn what principle ID It that the voice Of
Ethe ms ority Binds tie minority Agreat-
Fer pfo portion might be required by Che
fundamental c0Dsti tHtion 81 society II,
tnadsr ang paEsi auasg eiEepmstsnetss ii we're
Judged ssjis ibla,ssR rioEs thereae s4be
3Rasahl ishnsnt csstaiAs pfineipas iiBaaiJnity
EWaesnesessary ssaad aEigsa theesys sace0Rl
balyja pas Il 80 spts TIE m! Y
5npfifya VII az 5tl ls f9aI9 d IA this
pIlss sSsss q fefbIs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
PERSONAL.

II. A. Jandt, Of Sioux City, is 10 town.
Dr.. H. F. Livingston lsn this morning
for his Keya Paha ranch.
Mn. Mills, Mr.. J. r.. Hanson's mother,
is spending the winter with her daughter.
Henry Kadish came down from Niobrara
He says heavy ice is running At
Niobrars.a
Bishop Martin arrived Friday night, and
preached u the Catholic church ysstsrday.
He LEFT ,his morning for Omaha.
N. Morgan returned home on Saturday
night having completed his Nebraska grad.
log contract. MI. Woolley. his partner,
will arrive tonight
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
rNe s,Acx NILS.

The government Telegraph line was com.
plo,ed to Rapid City, Nov. 2Sd.
Thcre arc eish. hundred men Il. tho u
p!ov OF the Homeslake company.
jumping town lots with the improve
ments on them, 10 the daily programme a.
Custer City.
James ID. Cnfin. Que of tho founders Of
Lead City, died suddenly at that place .
Tow days sgo-s vict,M to strong drink.
The yield of wheat raised 10 the valleys
tributary to the Spearfish Touring mill 10
estimated hy c 'mpetent judges to be no less
than 10000
The new Potter power press for the
Black Hills Times weighs nearly . 1000
pounds, and is the largest press ever ship.
ped to the Hills. s.
An accident occurred in the Deadwoed
mine. on Bobtatl .gulch, Nov. e2d, instantly
killing . mat BY the name of Conkrite. atd
seriously injuring two others.
The Spotted Horse Chief" silver mine
located on the Deadwood, two or three miles
above Deadwood was sold last week for
100000 to a Boston millionaire.
Deadwood wants y city government, q
paid lire department, arrests end alleys kept
clean. protection given 10 the water mairs
and hydrants. three thousand feet more al
hose. and-thstis oil. +o.tastr
The Homestake company have just de.
clared their ninth monthly dividend Of 80
cents . share, aggregating $50, 900, and
making the sum total of $3.50, 900 which III
shareholders will have received.
The Galena silver mill has been in opera.
ton a month aud has cleaned up ninety
thousand ounces Of silver, the result be-
ing equal to almost one hundred thousand
doilars-more than the first cost of the
mill.
Missionary J.. w. Pickett who was in.
stanly killed in Colorado, BY . stage tipping
over in the mountains, q short time ago
had organized Congregational churches in
Lead, Central, Galena, Spearfish, Rocker
vile and Rapid cities.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-01
THE aoops SAVED.

consisted Of nearly all Of Fogsrty's harness
stock, about ons-third Of Mayr's s,ock and
. portion Of the goods in Mira. Lyons store
and some of the furniture In the rear rooms
Of her establish. ment. But for the almo..
unexampled rapidly with which the fire
spread = greater portion Of the goods could
have been taken out. In the adjoining
buildings there wa considerable confusion
and excitement and more or less packing
up.
Williams and McCully's water wagons
we're on the spot As promptly % possible.
loaded with water, which they contributed
to the extinRuishment Of the smouldering
Nj. Kleiser says he will probably rebuild
Immediately. with brick upon the site Of the
burned buildings.