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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
Vermont News.


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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30

Toorf Stereoscupic Views, Card Photos |
bOOh Sheet Embossed Pictures, 50 Transfer
Ornaments, 5 Comic and Acquaintance Cards. The
above g cents worth AMI atarnes sent free for
y cents Address, H E IL AYFON, Montpelier, VI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
BENNINGToN corNrY.

BESNISGToS COUNTY.
Joseph 2 Jacobs. veteran Of the war Of ,sl2
dieu al East Dorset, the other day.
J9hn Kennedy who vas condnel IN jlII at Ben.
nlnztoa on charge OF burglary. effected his
escape the other night bS meas Of * .lston keys
aud has not yet been res aptureI.
The 4Ith annual gathering Of the Troy conference
vii Ie held in bennington this week. Bishop
Harris will preside. There are 80 active pastors
IN the society lni the church property represented
- va'uei At sa,9J000 %, with 4 membership Of e.
Oeo Aud congregational aitendince OF 30 600.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Tue North Dauvttle Free Baptists have called
Kew. Mr.. Lockhart, Of Lisbon, Ne
Potato buyers in Cllelouil county are nov pay.
ing from 80 to s. cents for early rose potltses.
Morris OConnell, a brakeman, fell between ears
near East Burke, and had an arm run over and so
Injured that it was necessary to amputate It.
There are q voters in St. Johusbury named
smith, ana the majority Of them are republicans,
but in other respects they are good people.-[Lyn
don Uaion.
The dwelling house, barns and sheds OF F. D.
Williams at East Hlrl~mk, were burned on the
I'D The Dire caught from a chimney which was
burning out. Loss 800 partially Issued.
CHErrENOES COUNTY.
The lumber business is looking up in Burnus
ton.
Rev. E. e. Atxell, rector Of 81. Paurs church 4.
Burlington has a!leu heir to from $50 800 To $40,
90.
new convent an hospital Is 5000 to be erected
IN Burlington, GA the land owned by the Rt. Rev
Bishop De G0esbriand.
The edior of the Burlington eutuel, Mr.. A. y.
Merchant, announces in the last ssue ofaIs paper.
his coming removable Providence, R. l., where
A We understand, he IS to u3lish 4 new democrat.
&c paper He will, he says, remain the proprietor
Of the sentinel, committing the chan re OF it to other
hands, and will reI1rl 10 Burlington ii his expec.
tAtlous OF better success elsewhere are unrealzed
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
James \. Heath, Esq OF North Troy, il holding
series OF reVly4. meetings at East RlchIrI where
he Is melting with success.
Ricart Leahey Of st. Adams has been convicted
OF forging receipts and en- lorsements by which he
o6taine another mans wages iron the Vermont
Central railroad.
The other dry three small boys OF Mr.. Jerome
warner, Of >Sintou Junction, being aloue, heard
some one walking IN III. chamber. They armed
themselves with a revolver and shotgun aud waia.
ell up stairs. Aite: looking abou. they saw man
IN corner behind bed. They drew tue revolver,
bat 1t only snIppel the cap. AiJer Igo caps had
been snapped in his lace the man ran down stars
an out Of the house. he secOud little fellow
sh It the gun at aim bat did not mt him and he feI
for the woods.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
Letters Caeniied for Montpelier VI Post
q.

/ O1iee April 25, 1879
:e-Fo nJtIrn 80 I4tters persons must rive the
above date
LADtEs.-Nrs. J. $ Galley. Mrs. Marion 4 Bamts. n
Ellen Chase, Resale Dion
GESrLExES.-P. o. Box 81. I5ssrh Lsne. Daniel
Roberts.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
WHITE BRONZE MONUMENTS.
4 Grand improvement.

All persons about 10 nurchasa Monuments. Head
stones, TAB lets. &c VIII ind it for their interest
hrst exam ne ADD see samne Monuments and speci-
mems OF White BrCuEe work at residence Berlin
Street.
We row make nearly 300 different styles Of Monu.
ments rom e TO ~ f. in heizht, at prices from s2p
20 81 SM; N style so diversified that all think Will
De able 70 select what viii uy 'lit their taste. our
sAtiary alone "a worthy Of the <hest consideration
I[ now embraces many beautiful hxures both for
adults aud chlltren's Monuments. We also make
MedAllous, Portrait B1sts. Soldiers Statue. feet
hlzn, 10 De placed on SoIders' Monuments. Crns
VASES and BOUQUET HOLDERS. for Cspstsriss and
LGgds: Corner Markers for Cemetery Lots, Flow
ers B1ul lets. Wrsa- Lambs Doves Cen Jury Plants
Old Fellow and Masonic Embems and Cemetery
Ornaments in almost endless variety; also Signs
Door Plates Numbering Letters for buildings r. &c.
These Are all made from nure Zinc, Tin and Cop
per and cast; actually Thicker and Stronger in
Material than BrOuZa Statuary, that has stood Ct8t
pGFet Tor thousands OF years; and pronounced by
stst1 be the best Material now in fer Gene
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
WINDHAM COUNTY.

The failure of c. F. Thompson Il Co ,Brattleboro
Ia lnnounced. Liabilities unknlwn-
Nj. and Mrs. Hiram Sutting, of westm mister,
celebrated their golden wedding. April IL.
Rev. y. F. Carter, pastor OF the Bellows Falls
Congregational church for the past four years mas
accepted call to the Quechee Congregational
church.
>liardIy night, 18Th, Gel. W. W. Lyude was
Iakau with commissions, precetlinga severe attack
OF coo sestiOn Of the brain. For several days his
condition. was regarded as very precarious, but IN
der Or. Gales skillful treatment VIC are happy TO
report thai he is now rapidly improving, and il
there Is no setback he may be able TO bust
ness in week or two. About Ieu days ago he was
thrown from MS buggy while dr. wing into his yard
ami received a severe coutusiou on the head, and
this 1t il thought may have caused his present
trouble = Brlttieboro Reformer
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Building lots are Ia goo demand at White River
Junction, and are selling for from $500 to $500 per
1T.
The dwelling house together with the horse barn
and she'ls,of the farm buildings Of Albert Chap
man, OF South Reading were surne recently, to-.
sether with most Of THAR contents.
Abler Adams, OF Andovsr, recently died from
Leaf poison an the doct Jrs were unable to discov.
sr how De obG lnstl il, bat few days ago, here
Waa found 10 the ciiler barrel which be had been
accustomed TO drink IRON piece OF lead pipe SIX.
teen inches long
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-30
LAMOLLLE COUNTY.

MoTisvilIe merchants are paying 10 cents dog.
en- for eggs, ID cents 4 pound for prime butter,
and from to cents for maple sugar
ORANGE COUNTY.
Nj. samuel Bass, for more than twenty yea
past bookseller and dealer in slver-ware at Wesl
Randolph, has suspended payment, caused By de-
probation IN valuation AMI carrying too large a
stock. Liabilities, 5000; assets unknown.
ORLEANS C)UNVY.
Lester Eecor OF Jay had his leg broken in two
places while rolling logs, last week.
Two accidents occurred on the Southeastern
railroad last week, one when two hand cars which
were being drawn By an engine were thrown o 4 h7
the spreading Of the rails. Several persons were
injured and one man fatally. Both accidents o.,
Cured n The town OF Newport.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16
SUpEBTpR-Centipu,d

Owner Descriptiop pl,o
II NClDridge est East lith Street 4
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16
RULES FOR GRADING WHEAT.

The board Of railroad and ware
house commissioners have adooied
the following rules for grading win
ter wheat, with the following p,o-
vision: "Thcse rules shall be IN
force on and after July %, 1870
but it is provided that all wheat in
store on SAID date, inspected an
winter wheat under the Ialaz hare.
by amended, shaA be Inspected out
IN accordance with the provision Of
SAID rules as winter wheat -
No. l white winter wheat shah
be pure white winter wbe..t. sound
plump and well cleaned.
No. 2 white winter wheat shall
be pure white winter wheat, sound
and reasonably clean.
No. amber shah be pure amber
winter wheat, sound, plump and
well cleaned.
No. long red winter wheat shall
be pure red winter, Of the long
berried varieties, sound, plump and
well cleaned.
No. 2 long red winter y heat shall
be of the same varieties rs No. ].
sound and reasonably clean.
No. / red winter wheat shall he
pure red winter wheat Of both lioht
and dark colora, OF the shorter
berried varieties, sound, plump and
we'll cleaned.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16
On Home Ventilation.

| When "the wise woman bui7deth her
! house, the first consideration vii be the
health Of jhe inmates The first and moss
1 indispensable requisite for heaItn is puro
air, both by day and night
| If the parents OF "A f2aii- should daily
/ withhold from their children q large portion
! Of rood reodigl ta groEsa and health, aad
every night should administer 10 cGcl, small
4 dose of poison, it would BE called murder &c
/ the most hideous character. But Sc is prob
! able that more than one half ef The nation
| are doing that vcrv thing Tho murGoras
+, operation is pcrpc,rato.l daily and Nightly
| III our par'ors, our bedrooms our kitchens,
! our school-rooms; and even our churches
are no asylum from che barbarify Nor cam
we escape by railroads, fer even th.re the
dreadu work is going on.
There are two modes OF u0uti8hinc the
body, one IS 10y load amt the otaer lis air
In the stomach the food is 6isseIFsa. ans
tie nutritious portion f absorbed b7 tie
blood, and then is carried by bi0advpssrls
to the luI IS, where i; receives oxygen from
the air we breathe Ia.5 oxygen IS Is s.ales-
sary TO the n2urjshmcug Of tie hoG5 as the
food Of the stomach Ia a ullefora man
weighing one hundred and fifty pounds, one
hundred and eleven pounds consists Of
oxygen, obtained chiefly from the air we
breathe. Thus the in1cs feed the BODY
with oxygen, a. rea'lv as the stomach sup
plies the other food 1equired
Now the caThou.c acid if received into
the lungs uadituted by sufficient air. is 4
fatal poison, causing certain death. when
It IS mixed with only small portion OF air.
It IS a slow poison, which imDegceptibly uu.
dernlincs tie consrit1tioa Whenever oxy-
gen unites with carton to form carbouio
acid, or with hydrogen 20 form water, heat
IS generated Thus it is that kind of cont
bustion is constantly going Oh il tae CapI-
iarles ell ever the body. It liz ,his bnrrir-
OF The decaving portions of body that causes
animal heat. 1t is a process similar TO lhat
which axes place when lamps and candles
are burning. Iao oil and tall5R. which are
chiefly carbon and hydrogen unite wth lae
oxygen Of the air, and form carbonic acid
aud watery vapor, producing heat during the
process. So in the caplIares all over ihe
body the carbon ana hydrogen supplied Go
the blood by the food unite with the OK zen
gained in the lungs, and cause the aeat 81 .eh
is diaused all ever the bodv
The child, who, fresh from his afternoons
rambie in the fields, last evening said his
prayers dUJfal'y, and lay down 5a sleep In .
Christian frame, this morning Sits aD in bed
with his hair oristlirg with cccssrcss, strikes
at his nurse, snd declares he won't say his
prayers-that he don't want 20 be good. The
difference is, chat the child, having slept IN
a close box OF room, his brain al uigEt fld
bY poison, is in a mild state Of moral insar-
ity. Delicate women remark that il takes
them till eleven or twelve O'clock 80 Get uD
their strength IA lhe morning. Why, % they
sleep with closed windows and doors. ana
with heavy bed-car#ins? One Of the results
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16

DIR. /. 7. Gaurreau, Physician of
the Board of Health of Superior,
lays before our readers this week
the first of q series of professional
papers which he purposes publish
ing in the TIMES. The Doctor ap-
pears to understand his subject, and
his letters are worthy Of careful
perusaI.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16

THERE IS such glut OF money in
London that prime three months
bills are discounted at the rate of I
OF l per cent per annum. The
posted rated of the Bank of England
is kept at 2per cent that figure be-
ing the lowest ever formally made,
though the bank no longer adheres
to the post-rate.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16

RAISE YOUR Own SEED.-Tn
your vegetable garden reserve room
for row Of seed plants. Every
gardener or farmer should raise his
own onion, parsnip, turnip, cabbage,
satisfy, and beet seeds, as well as
save seed from his choicest cucum
bers, squashes, tomatoes, and
melons. Gather them in paper
bags Of size to suit the quantity
desired, and then at once label be-
fore storing them. The room for
seeds enough to supply the needs
OF large garden, will hardy be
missed, and the culture is not at all
troublesome. In this way an annual
outlay OF five or ten dollars is saved,
and good, fresh seed made acertain-
ty.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16

NE PoI'''ca' oauIdFon IN our
= ''''o' my S'"'o ol Minnesota IS
~ '''''-ns 70 oo''' slowly but with
as ''7 hePuOhcans are
,'' = se'5 ~ 'l'e lnaJ0rl'y' OF course the
" "'"i7 " ~ oe III 'helr camp before
me Aoihhal'ohS' The greatest
=, ~ "s7'e "'n oe On Tue goVernorshlp.
nei { are 'IFee candidates IN the
"''0' l lilN00Fy 'he present Incum-
oeoV' " aNe'e'd, the lieutenant
governor ana Hon w. W. Bi'Ison.
lhoSe pest informed think Mr..
DillSon has the inside track. lie is
" young man, lawyer by protes-
sion, OF fine abilities. with an u1im.
Deacbabla record hos loon = -
I,o.:aI.. '''' ''' II '''e
''',' . : o''e o' TWO terms, ana
mas lof some time past held the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16

The recent decision OF Judge
Field in the case of the Missouri,
kansas, q Texas Railway against
the Kansas &c Pacific ditto, states a
principle which may be of funda-
mental Importance in a large num-
Der, OF parallel suits, Viz, that when
dlfferentrailroad land grants cross
each other, the Oldest must take
precedence.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16

THREsHING MACHINE. We Learn that
Messrs James S. Rltchie and James Collier
have purchased machine and horse power
for tbreshing, separating and cleaning,
wheat, oats, etc. They expect to commence
work in about two weeks.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16

Said Dir. CuyIes to the girls at
Packer Institute "Let woman do
whatever she can do well. Let her
follow every path of usefulness
wherein she can walk gracefully
and without stumbling. Can she
set type or make telegraph instru-
ment talk in electric s. eecb? ? Then
let her do that with a happy heart
and to the music Of merry voice"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-08-16

THE RAILROAD meeting at St. Paul
on July 22nd passed resolution
calling for the appointment OF a com
mittee OF fifteen, Of which Hon. Il
NJ. Rice was to be chairman, to
urge the building. at the earliest
possible day, ofa railroad along the
south shore Of Lake Superior, and
Dir. Rice has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen
Il. H. Sibley, St. Paul; w. D.
Y Washburn, Franklin Steele, Minnea-
polls Gordon Z. Cole, FairbauIt !,
j. =. Cu!ver, Duluth; { A. Gilman.
st. Cloud John T. Meagher,
Manka,o d. NJ. Sabin, tillwater !:
Michael DGran, lie Sueur; l. T.,
Hub bbard, Red Wing; Fm. p. Tan
ner, Cannon Falls L. ". Folsom.
TayIor's Falls L. Z. Rogers.
" ateryille n. Z. Brown, Albert
Lea.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
e4ig YELLOW FEVER

Memphis, Aug. 3.-Nine- cases, four
white and Eve colored, were reported to the
board of health this morning. -Four
deaths have occurred since last night, Julia
Castanover, james Lanns, Frank E. Graves
and Calvin 8. Moore. The last named died
at Vantyn station, six miles east of the city.
The weather is warm.
A. D. LsnRstaft. president of the Howard
association, who left last Monday, tele-
graphs from Louisville to-day as follows
Have received from Charles D. jacobs, ex
mayor of Louisville, six hundred dollars
which with two Thousand dollars previous
ly remiited by him 10 the Howard sssocia-
ton at Memphis is this entire balance re
mainlng 10 his hands from collections for
yellow fever sufferers ia 1873 Will con-
fer with other parties here, and proceed tr
Cincinnati to morrow. Am much encour'
aged.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES

6.izsbesh, N. j.. September IA family
named Cusick INDUCED 10 toadstools, mis-
taking them for mushrooms. Two children
are dead. aud the remainder, two more, ore
dying. The parents will recover.
Bridgeport, Conn, Sept. 3.-The body
found in pond near hefs has been iden,i-
fed as that Of Nicholas Helm Of Perry, ,IIls.
New Orleans, Sept. 3.-Reports Of iosses
by Monday's storm continue TO come in.
Al Lewis6urg and Madisonville, vharves
and both hossss and fences. vfe destroy ed
and residencss dsmaged. Tho town 81 iev.
isburs is Inundated. At Madisonville the
water 10 three feet over the wharf, flooding
the street. The steamboat Trenton. left
Baton Rouge Monday morning. Eight
m'iss below lhs encountered tho hurricane,
And made hse 10 ths bank. The wind ID.
SS!eaainS, y the passengers went ashore. The
Iines soon ahsr cave way and the boa,
vent sd!ih aad caaissd, the passengers and
cfss losiss shslr sasGlA TIE Tsssion h.d
e'shsy-sssht sais Of cotton. one hundred
Ssad Of cassls asd sasdries. RI, .,ssm,r
ossnos bfossas shs Tfen,os va..easssr and
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03

crew and recovered ifty.two bales of cotton.
The officers Of the Cannon report the de.
struction Of dozen sugar houses on the
coast below Baton Rouge. Emil Lefevere
had two sugar houses destroyed at Conrad's
Point, and Cougar and Kelly lost magnifi.
cent sugar house at Avery place. The coal
and ferry boatsat Baton Rouge sank and
seveial buildings were damaged.
!, Iuthe storm on Monday three barges Of
the towboat John Gilmore sunk above Bat.
on Rouge and one of the pilots drowned
The sanken barges had cargoes Of produce
including $4,000 bushels of wheat.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
TELEcaAPH,c. .BREvlTIEs.
IOWA STATE FAIR.

Des Moines, Aug. 3.-The third day OF
the state fair is unprecedented in the histo.
~ of the society. Fully $4,000 people
were on the grounds at noon, and the
crowd is constantly increasing. The re.
ceipts. yesterday were five times the amour,
Of the corresponding day lastyear II Cedar
Rapids. and with good weather tomorrow
the society will come out Of debt and with
money in the treasury. 1t is estimated that
$4,000 people will be in the city to morrow.
THE BUTLER PARTY
Boston, Sept. 3.-The democratic stat.
central committee decided that it cannot re.
oognize the Butler party as democratic, bu,
that convention will be held soon 10 which
ell democrats are cordially invited to send
delegates. Albert Farmer has accepted an
invitation to preside at the Butler convention
at Worcester on the 18th.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03

FORT PIERRE for all points inthe Black Hills.
BISMARCK for St. Paul and all points east,
tEoKT r I. BENTON M for all points In Montana
for Sioux City, Chicago, st. Louis, and alipoints
in the east. -
For information, rates. ETC.. apply at the Com.
or at Bramble. Miner s Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
the NEWS.
The California Elsctioaa aa::Qiiet
and Scratching Prevail.
Meeting Of tho New York Republican
state Genventien-Speech Of
= Senator Genkling.
Destruction Of Property by a Tornado in
Louisiana. 'ss 80
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

Quiet Eleetion.-Ths- werkinsmen vo-
ting Straight, all others scratching
viEerously.
San Francisco, ,Aqs. .3.-The election is
progressing very auisssY. In the uptown
precincts voting began slowly: South Of
Market street, in the workingmen's strong
districts voting was lively from the opening
Of the polls, workingmen- generally voting
the straight ticket. Republicans are
scratching Murphy for district attorney Of
this city, and giving Kalloch some votes
for mayor. The H. BIS. and democrats TO q
great extent are scratching Griswold for
mayor and substituting Flint, republican:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
FOREIGN.
AxER1cAalApx KILLED.

ANERIC4NlADY KILLED.
London. Sept 2.-The lady killed by the
overturning of carriage while driving
from Martigny to Chamonif was Abigail
Wright, spinstsr, aged 81, of the United
States.
PROTECTION ASKED.
Quebec, Sept. 2-Owipg to recent riots
the civil authorities waited on the governor
general with petition for British regi
ment anda speacisnt poliee force.
NoN.CoNFlDENCR RESOLUTION.
Quebec, Sept. 2-In the house of COM
nous to-day resolution Of non-confidence
10 the government and sffirm,ng the neces
si,y of q change in the ministry was lost by
"a 1921.
CROPS IN ITALY.
Rome, Aug. 3-Reports received BY the
minister Of agriculture confirm the bad &C.
counts concerning the crops. The yield ol
maize in several provinces is only half that
of ordinary years, while in several places
it 10 considerably below an average The
wheat crep 4 saleo generaily unfavorable
this production being equal only to &
third Of that Of 1873.
WEATHER AND CROPS.
LoAdon, : sANe. 8-There we're more
storms In the north. east and west Of Scot
land. and large tracts of land flooded, csus'
Ing further damage to crops. Further
shows . deficiency of 10, ,000, 600 qdiDtsls o.
maize. 5,O00 900 quintals of wheat, and one
and two n,Aionsof ether grains.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03

A. quarter consists Of ten weeks. two lessons
each week. Pupils desiring to take one lesson
effect. Fall term to commence Sept. 22d. No
deduction for absence except In cases IT pro-
tracted illness. Those desiring to take lessons
will please commence promptly with opening of
term.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To-
bacco.
Mason's fruit jars. for sale at o. P
Hage's.
Milwaukee lager beer and lunch at Frank
CocESane's.
For your worsted or cloth suits 70 to
HACKER & GREBE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03

Two toned ribbons, also striped ribbons at
Farmers. cor. 3rd. and Broadway.
Monte cloth for sui,ings at Farmers cor.
3rd and Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-03
PROTECTION ASKED.

Quebec, Sept. 2-Owing to recent riots.
the civil authorities waited on the governor
general with petition for British regi-
mAnt and n anlacianf nnlica force
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