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The New York herald., 1879-09-20
EUROPE.


A VISIT TO LoNDoN.-MEssks. JAY REsPEoT
fully the honor Of visit from ladies and gen
Of Elegant six Costumes parisSD Nantes srtssc Mil
merry Hats every variety in Dress specially selected in
fashions the The Following extract from
M ihs ans
scoar in London last year the warehouse Of Messrs jay
looking through its departments able to
which las attonded the estabshnent FOR many years
Messrs receive large supplies Of Costumes and MILL
at much more moderate prices than ladies can procure
fair to this time honored estab-
lshment where they will be honestly and 10y
BLACK SILKS
Special agents Bonnets Black Silks 243 245 247 249
Pol and 2a3 Regent ST., London, England.
FACTORY IN VIENNA. AUSTRIA, WANTS AN
~ silver pencil M % worhman who can arrange and guide
ears ears o
u RIsTOL HOTEL, LONDON, BURLINGTON GAR.
Ddcns wThis large first class family hotel in the best
style and With possible
and modern %Pr1ye@en. excellent cuisine and ~ines
TRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO REPRESENT IN
= Paris good American firms Address K, Il Rue
Crevse. Paris.
r ONG'S HOTEL BOND ST.. LONDON
Established upward Of century This we'll known and
arisocra.c hoase is situated II tho centre Of the most
cuisine and cellar of tho choicest wines.
OAT STRAW IN PRESS PACKED BALEs.-JoHN @.
OEAST OF Neweas eoDTyne is open to buy large lotss
c. if 10 Liverpool, Hull. London and Newcastle
WASHINGTON HOTEL, LIME ST.; LIVERPOOL
w Extracts from visitors book. To whom 1t may
:"Iaving been guest the Washington Hotel, in
company with my wife, have hesitancy in saying foI
myself and wife that well pleased with its varied
appointments and with pleasure recommend to my fe
low Americans.m-J. NJ. Lucas, United States Consul
Bursleni, Stafordshire self and family very much
pleased Yours j. X Emmet tFritz)." This magnihcent
for American travellers reopened June By
Sir Wlred Lawson, Bart, NJ. p and Mr.. A. NJ Sullivan
NJ T. About l2O tlcmen down splendid lunch
In the dining room including the Hon r. Packard
American Consul. 1he Washington Hotel is Immediately
facing the ST. Georges Hail. and is opposite the London
Northwestern Railway and in close proximity to the
and piers Visitors sending letter postal
card from America Queenstown will be welcomed by
the manager ut Liverpool
IN OF THE MOST CELEBRATED MEN OF GER
fOmany especially of 1870 have been pleased TO found
their with their autograph and partly with
motto for the benefit OF school for children. Con.
spieuous mong them those OF hcr Maeses the EN-.
saxony; of Bismarck Moltke Room &c This collection
will knocked down the party making
the highest within three Address g. H. II ,35J
Messrs Haasensten Vogler Advertising Agents.
Stuttgart, Germany
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BY WATERWAY TO CABUL

woRKMEN SENT TO COMMENCE THE NAvIGABLE
CANAL FROM THE BLACK SEA TO THE CAS-
pIAN-RUssIA's PLANS FOR A WATERWAY TO
THE FRONTIER OF AFGHANIsTAN.
GBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Sept. 10, 1879.
A despatch from ST. Petersburg announces
that nj. Daniloff, the eminent Russian engi-
neer, has commenced the works by which it is
intended to unite the Black and Caspian seas
by connecting various rivers. Large parties Of
workmen have been despatched from Astra-
chan.
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uERE 1T Is AT LAST.
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THE FoRrNIGHTLy REVIEW.
CONTENTS or SEPTEMBER NUMBER
l. THE coMiNG LAND QUESTION. BY ). Boyd Kia-
2 rIE NEW PSYCHOLOGY; BY ". L. Courtney.
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PROGRESS OF RUssIA's SCHEMES FOR THE TURN
ING OF THE AMU-DARIA INTO ITS OLD BED
TURNING THE COURSE CT TIE ArTRAK-THE
WATERWAY TO THE FRONTIERS OF AFGHAN
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nAT STRAW IN PRESS PACKED BALES-JOHN e..
OEAST OF tcoDTyne. is to buy large lots:
c. il 10 LYernool. unll. london and Newc astle
Smyrna times., 1879-07-16
Hosiery.

Customers QcD cypress sUrpr,sc at the continual change
gDHg on at 0r Hosiery depdrtqCR They Gllcdys
Som'tbiHg Nf1r. There is hd:diy incoming sttdmn
TINT decS MT bring q case or tlCO Of hosiery
c are SholriHq RctC things in " HUr,rS" embrdc-
ing hcr CrcSt styles open dRd cmbrOiderS at our
W'HkaOlr' IOpUdr prices. Ic call particular attention
tn fire ncw styles Of geHcmcS hG hose fiOR Of the
a'0>f cCicbrdfCd Nottingham makers.
Thcy Wcre specially designed by order Of oar hosiery
6nr. GHd 0a receipt " The SdmgS CTe cUcd for 6y as
lic cdH rih certainty assure or friends that the style,
'CiH be confined 10 the Grand Depot.
In addition To O'r impOrtliGRS shOOiHg SOmt
great bargains in ddiCS and chdrchS fancy hOse 6Oug
from the importers at remarkable sacrifices to close ldrg
tOts Thirty days from lcW see grCdt change il
prices Cf Hosiery the ddrdHce rdiU material the un
Seted condition Of the lGbOri1g classes abroad lrW al
tcid 10 rapidly ddrdace UdlHes
II IS much 10 your CHtCrct ~ take GUdHdgc Of on
present iO,r prices.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
GRAND DEPOT
Smyrna times., 1879-07-16

,yD n,v1s IL LUCK-MrS. Sarah A. Dorsey of Mis-
:Snn died few days ago and left her entire estate
NJ Jefferson Davis. In making this bequest Mrs.
n,sev refers 10 the great services and sacrifices of
w nsvis ON behalf of the South and reprOaches his
s1nntrymen for their failure in gratitude and appre
s;on for such services and regrets the small cOntri
bnrion which She is able TO make for his relief
WS Dorsey was well known in literary society
bot5 in Europe and America. She was on terms of
nsrr1nQl friendship with Carlyle, Herbert Spencer.
asn Stanlv the ROSeis and others, and correspond
snt; in Rome Dresden and Calcutta, well as New
York and london. She kept up to the close of her
fa the exercise of an elegant and hospitality, and
hers was one of the few southern homes in which
since the war anything approximating the style If
entertaument of the Oden time could be maintained.
she was an earnest. ardent faithful, unchanging
end enthusiastic friend. Her admiration for certain
rersOns-as for Governor Allen. Thomas Carlyle and
her aunt Ms Warield, and few others of less note,
nOok of the character of herOworShip in its highest
bast and most unSeihsh form Above all was her
reyerent admiration for jefferson Davis. Her house
was habitually the home of the Confederate eXPresi
dent and his family and it her chief delight in
every possible way to show him respect and honor
combining the Office of hostess with that of secretary
Oramanuenss, as circumstances might require
Mr. Davis thus enriched, can now devote his entire
time 10 the work which he has had for several year
in progress--a vindicatiOn of his administration a.
President Of the COnfederacy.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-16
John AnIANAMAKER.
FOR EXAMPLE:

All Wool French De Beige, 10 cents to 81.
All-Wool French De Beige, 10 cents to 81.
The lg-cent quality embraces all shades OF ''rayS
and Browns, and being strictly allwOO are unqueS-
unabiy the cheapest goods of the Kind ever offered
our finer goods will De found upon examination
to be equally cheap.
Nl-WOol Dress Buntings, 2j cents to 81.
The 2jcent quality is the hest value ever otiered at
the price, being finer and from to inches wider
than similar goods II the price We also call aten-
ton 10 the fact that assortment embraces cOlors
that confined TO ourselves, notably in the AlWOol
Lace BuntingS, at 30 cents
iSinch All-WoOl French Bunting at Go and a cents.
IN FINE FRENCH NOVELTIES
We have Just received several small lots Of very
handsome fabrics purchased of importer to close
the seasons business. We will sell them extremely
cheap.
All the newest designs, with and without sldc
bands.
Real Scotch Zephyr Ginghams 90 and - cents.
Bandanna Zephyr (iinghams, Iii cents.
New styles (thC prettiGst yet just received.
JacOnct Lawns, exquisite designs, l2i2 cents The
largest assortment OF
CHOICE STYLES
In
Light and Medium Calicoes and Chntzes ever offered
at retail in this city.
Prices range from to l2l2c.
50 PIECES
Fancy Dress Suitng at 5l9c:
Fancy Dress Suting at SIC.
Were sold by the manufacturer at lie.
800 PIECES
Half-wool Suitngs at 10, 1917 and 1jc.
IIaf-WoOl SuitngS at 10, l212 and ljc.
Best value ever offered for the money.
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silks.
silks

Silks. silks. silks.
Itis well established fact that all silk Goods have
materially advanced i'll price; nevertheless we con-
nue to sell ut old quotations. and to take advantage
of present prices means to the purchaser saving OF
money. For instance, you can buy for
As cents-COl0red Jaspre Stripe Silks.
30 cents-Col1red Stripe and Shaded Silks.
- cents-Colored Stripe and Check Silks.
6J ccnts-COl0red JaSpre stripe and Check SILKS.
- centS-COOred neat style Check Silks.
81 cents-CoOred JaSpre Check very new silks.
% cents-The latest novelties in Fancy silks.
Satin Stripe Ioplard Silks at 80 cents.
Granite Ground FOulard Silks at IS cents.
Satin stripes and Polka Dot silks at - cents.
Chintz patterns White and ColOred grounds, 81.
Satin faced stripes and polka dots SID.
~ cents-2l inch black gross grain.
30 centS-2l15 inch black groS grain, extra weight
Sl-Our famous silk at this price.
| 81 25-Beon's sublime quality cachemlre.
| 81 25-Bonnets g. Cies celebrated fine cachemire.
| Sl75-Handsome quality Egyptian band.
S2Several makes, all desirable, and the next season
| will be much higher,
S225 to S5-Royai "a inch; finest good for walking
suits imported. ,,. ,,,.,-,,..,.,
| GRAND DEPOT. THIRTEENTH STREET
Towels and Linen Goods.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS!
100 dozen Loom Huck Towels
| 90 cents each, S215 per doZ.
| 26 dozen Linen Turkish Towels,
| 90 cents each, Sc per doz
| 50 doz. White Turkish Towels
25 cents each.
500 doz. Nlatalass Initial Towels,
81 cents each.
90 dOZ Old Bleach Fine HuCI
Towels,
Sc per dozen.
| 20 doz. Old Bleach Fine Huck
Towels,
$3.50 per doz.
| A large assortment of the widest and best Qualt
in Huckabaek and Diaper Towelngs
Chrsties Celebrated Turkish Towels, all white al
| cOlOred. at very low prices,
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Latest Rcady-Made Suits.

Latest 1&cady-Madc Suits.
SUITS Dee. Figured Lawn Suits lace trimmed 8
SUITS pieces. Price $500
SUITS Variety of Polka dot Lawns, desirable
SUITS shades. pieces trimmed with lace .$} 25
SUITS 10 Striped Linen Lawns, piped with plain
SUITS shades and trimmed with lace 90
SUITS II Robe Lawn suits, made in pieces, with
SUITS full trimming of lace and ribbons at. SO 81
SUITS Always sold before at s.,
SUITS Full line of Percae suits. plaid trimmed .
SUITS pieces, special bargains, at $500 per suit
SUITS Special line of extra sizes in Percae suits
SUITS from 30 TO 46-ineh bust measures att. SO 81
SUITS Full assortment of white suits from lbs to
SUITS $500
SUITS Summer silks stripes desirable colors, from
SUITS $3.50 upwards
SUITS Black silk walking suits cOrduroy skirts
SUITS SOD 5(
Smyrna times., 1879-07-16

It is a fact for thoughtful peobe to contemplate
that marriages in the United States believed 10 be
decreasing in number in proportion to population,
alO divorces areinereasing correspOndingy Several
ppeas devoted to matrimonial brokerage" have
been started 10 remedy this: and Cincinnati society
FOX the promotion of marriage is several years old 1t
Is alleged TO have over 1000 members and to have
branches in forty cities Of the country. How much ii
has actually effected the ostensible object in view is
matter Of doubt, but it advertises "a grand picnic"
On August TO- on which occasion one hundred couples
VIII be publicly Joined in the alleged bonds OF fmatri-
GOny This is large-sized experiment, and it has
hSIp business jingle quite paralyizng to sentiment
Is sH!menial brokerage the hope of the future?
"A PRETTY PHILASTHROPIsT.-The " Prisoner S
Friend" Of New York is a very handsome and quite
wealthy Western lady named Linda Gilbert. She
supplies the poor wretches with books papers, etc,
sl m taose who are penned in the deadly and horri-
oe lom6s she brings Giles Liniment IOdide Ammo
ma Which she says is the only real treatment for their
gia
sold by all druggists. Jas. P. Hohecker, Agent,
smyrna Trial size % cents. Send for pamphlet
DIR. GILES,
120 West Broadway, n. Y.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-16
FOR EXAMPLE :

SUITS FU assortment of Linen I7strs from 81 20 To
SUITS $500.
SUITS FHu uGriety Of Fancy Ld,cns, idce trimmings
SUITS from 2l2 To SIS.
SUITS NcDhT ciOth suits BOrpyieS $3.50 10 $500
SUITS (PlrqSllS 10 match at 81 2jl
SUITS job lot Dercde OrerSirtS and baSuCS, at 81 90
JOHN NAMARER
GRAND DEPOT..............TI TIIIRTEENTT STREET.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-16

How WOMEN WOULD VOTE-Were the question adj
mted to the ballot and women were allowed 20 vote
every woman in the land who has used DIR. Pierce's
Fay0rte PresCriptiOn.woud vote it to be unfaling
remedy for the diseases peculiar TO her sex. DR..
Pierce has received hundreds of grateful testimonials
dtS curative power,
Iowa City, Iowa, March 4th, 1875
hRN Pierce, Buffalo, y. y:
Dear Sir-For many months was a great sufferer
Eysicians could afford me no relief In my despair
snmenced the use ofyour Favorite Prescription. II
gediy effected my entire and permanent cure.
Yours thankfully, Mrs Paul Baxter.
Smyrna times., 1879-07-16
The Misses and ChiIdrcn's suit
Department.

The Misses and ChiIdrcn's suit
Department..
GRAND DEPOT..............~ THIRTEENTH STREET
Hare placed on the counters this ddy
ONE LOT
Misses blUC flannel suits
IriHcesS skirts and bdsquCs)
handsomely trimmed 'rtth small slepherfs plaid,
), 10 aud y gears, at S7.Sj each.
ONE LOT
Misses MOhdir Dresses,
In fine hair line pldids
Win princess skirts and bdSqHeS,)
Elegantly trimmed lcith silk,
$, 10, - IA and I6 gears,
ONE Lot
Misses MOhdir Dresses,
Princes shape, trimmed 3Cith siuk
4,G. s. TO- u and II gears,
AtsG, 1919 s7.75. S 25, $50 and $975 each.
Trimmed skirts dRd basque
S, TO- II, Ii and 16 gears.
AtS2.50 1915, s., $3.50 and 1915 each.
ONE LOT
Misses sailor suits,
Bi)USe rdiSt dI,d skirt,
In flannel neatly trimmed 1Uih IUhHe braid
t. G. 8, 10, u. II and 16 gears,
At 1922 S5.25; Sc, 675, $50 IS and 81 each
The ObOuC four styles only be had at the Grand Depot,
as there are "onc like them IN this city.
ChilfS ChiRt= Dresses
and gears, % cents each.
3,I, and years, so cents each.
ONE LOT
Child Chint= and Percale Suits,
| From 4 to Il gears 10 cents each.
ONE LOT
ChJdS Chintz and PercdLe Suits
| 2,3, 4, 5, 6 and gears. 7j cents each
ONE LOT
| Chhds ChiRtz and Iercde Suits,
| s, 10 and II gears, s. cents each
| ONE LOT
| Chifs CtiRt= and Iercdle Suits,
IA gears 95 cents each.
ONE LOT
Misses Plaid Giagham Suits
| Trimmed With Hamburg EdgiRg
| s. 10. II. ii and l6 years.
| So, $3.50, 81, $3.50 and So each.
| ONE LOT
| Misses Striped SeeTsucker Suits,
| XIII Skirt and Jacket,
| Handsomely Trimmed lUih Hamburg Edging,
s, 10, II and II gears
1850, S4.7j. So and $3.50 each.
ONE LOT
Figured LdlCR Suits,
Trimmed lCuh Lace Edging,
40, 3, 10, Is and IA years.
AZ $3.50, S2.75, So, S32j, S3 so and S3.75 each
ONE LOT
| Linen Suits for hUpeliRg,
Trimmed aCith cotOrcd HtmbUrg Edging,
| 4, e, s, 10 and L. years.
At 81 %, $3.50, S2.75 So and S.. .25 each.
D ONE LOT
D Dotted StOiss Salts.
Princess Skirt and BdsqWe
Bor-pldied Trimming on Skirt qChK Ldce-trinlmcd
RH6te GbOUe,
J. 8, 10. L., ii and 16 wears
o. At $3.50, S7.25 IS, $3.50 aud 50 each.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-09
ne Daily frsss and 1ststaias
vAhkToh DAKOTA
Wednesday Evening". April 9, 1879
ONE OF our COMING ctr1Is.

R0ckport Pioneer.
kockport is charmingly situated On The
west bank OF the James river; il the cente,
md the county seat Of Hanson county, and
the commercial center of the James riveI
valley. 1t il surrounded by the hills which
incase the river, and has q pleasant view up
and down the stream. 1t has q bountifuj
supply of the best building stone in the ter.
r!tory, and while good water can be lad .,
the depth Of fifteen feet, cellars at the depth
Of six feet are dry and pure. Tie tovu
occupies . healthy location, and is free from
all miasmatic influences. Since late lasl
season there has been considerable addition
made to the growth Of Rsckport. One
Touring mill. n large public house, two
store buildings, and several Offices and
dwellings. We boast of = good FIGURING
mill, a first class hotel, q coed lunberine
yard, and one Of the strongest mercantile
establishments in Dakota, and "still We are
not happy" We want more hotels and
landlords, more merchants, more lumber
dealers, more mechanics, and more farmers.
We want blacksmiths, %tinners, harness max
ers. lawyers, doctors, preachers, and BARRIERS.
We want producers and consumers of every
description, which go 10 make up an indus
duce, and We want the labor to develop.
Situated as VI are along the lines long since
adopted BY the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul, the st. Paul and Sioux City, and the
southern Minnesota railways, now being ex-
tended to the Missouri river, va will soen
he happy in the enjoyment Of all our wants.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-09

AYERS CArHAKTic PiLiA are the best Of
oil purgatives for family use. They IRE
the product OF long, laborious, and suc-
cessful chemical investigation, and their
extensive use, by Physicians in their prac-
tice, and by all civilized nations, proves
them the best and most effectua, purgstive
Pill that medical science ran devise.
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise
from their use. In intrinsic value and
curative powers no other Pills can be
compared with them and every person,
knowing their virtues, willemploy them,
when needed. They keep the system In
perfect order, end maintain in healthy
action the whole machinery oflife. Mild,
searching and effectual, they are specially
adapted to the needs.o of the digestive ap.
paratus, arrangements of which they
prevent and cure, if timely taken. They
are the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitutions
where q mild, but e%ffectual, cathartlc II
required.
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS. If
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now TO GET MARRIED cHEApLY.
Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press,
Yesterday forelssn, while q Detroit JUS
tice of the peace sat warming his feet by
the stove, and his nose by a cigar. a stranger
entered and presently enquired:
"Judge, how much will you charge me
to read over about fifteen lines of printed
matter from u book 1 have?"
"Why, can't yeu read them?" replied his
honor.
II can, but I want to hear how the lines
sound when read aloud. I'll give you q
quarter to read them to me-"
"All right" replied the %juetice, II CAM
earn two shillings any quicker"
A woman opened the door at that moment
and the stranger put down the book on tn.
desk, and clasped her hand and said
"Begin at the pencil.mark there, and reae
slowly"
His honors chin dropped exactly eigh
teen inches by dry measure as he saw tina
the reading matter was the usual fern Q
marriage, but he didn't back down frsn
his word. 1t was the cheapest marriage b,
ever attended, and he didn't half EMO,
the chuckles of bride and groom as the,
vent ont.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-09
MINNESOTA WHEAT GRADES.

st. Paul, Asnn., April 4.-The farmers
board of trade appointed under the act Of
last winter, to-day established the grades Of
wheat in this state to correspond with the
Milwaukee standard, except that q grade to
be known as No. l extra was provided for,
to weigh not less than go pounds, bright and
clean, Of hard variety. The board also
adopted what is known as the Stacy filler fol
filling the standard half bushel or testor,
which will therefore have t be used here.
after by all wheat buyers in this state. The
board has not yet named the date after
which the Law making it illegal to buy
grain BY any other measure than that pre-
scribed BY the board shall 60 into effect, but
it will probably not be later than June l.
It is estimated that there are about five hun
bred testers in use in the state. all of which
will have to be discarded for the filler adop.
ed by the board,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-09
BLACK HILLS RAILROAD.
CheyeAale Sun,

SLVSchAlc Ouus
The Denver News, Of which Mr.. w. A
b. Loveland is proprietor, y
ut is rumored that the directory hav'
determined to extend the Cheyenne divis
ion of the Colorado Central on to the Black
Hills. The sections of Wyoming through
which it runs are prepared to make liberia
su bsidies, and the determination to build
the read is now regarded as final"
Yes, the enterprising men Of Cheyenne
are prepared to do all in their power to
build the road. to Fert Laramie this season,
but somebody seems to be blocking the
wheels of the enterprise. All but a small
per centsge Of the required stock has been
subscribed, but there are those who are oil
the opinion that nothing more can be done
until congress enacts certain legislation for
the company. That is just the situation Of
the railroad question,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-09

Office of County Superintendent of
Schools, Yankton, Dakota, March 10, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
section % of the act to establish . public
school law for the territory o! Dakota, ap-
proved February 1879, l will hold . public
examination of teachers and grant certi6-
Gates to teach in the public schools of Yank-
ton county, in the court house building in
the city of Yankton, commencing at 9
O'Clock Q. m, Tuesday, April 29th. All
persons expecting to teach are earnestly re-
quested to be present at that time.
T. 8. Dickson,
County Superintendent Of Public Schools,
Yankton County.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given, as required by
law, to the teachers of Yankton county and
all intending to enter the ranks of the pro-
fession IN Yankton county during,
the coming year, that a teachers
institute will be held at Elk
Point, Its session at 3 o'clock p. m. on
Monday the 14th inst. In view of the
eminent aid enlisted by the territorial su
perintendent to assist him in its manage
ment, and the prospective benefit to be de-
rived from punctual attendance on its SEES
sions, l earnestly request your presence.
7. s. DICKSON.
County Supt. of Schools.
Yankton. April 8, 1879.