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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

n New Anaesthetfe Process. s.---The last
number of the Medical Record contains
notice Of a now and curious method
Of deadentng pain, which IL of striking
simplicity. It was discovered by DR..
BOnwill q dentist OF Philadelphia, In
1875. In 1875 DR.. A. IIowson made q
favorable report OF his experience with
1t to tho international Medical C0n-.
gross, and at recent meeting OF the
Philadelphia County Medical Society
several papers were read on the subjCcf
and much discussion followed. Iii
using tho method, tho operator morely
requests the patient to breathe rapidly,
making about 100 respiratlons per min
ute, ending III rapid pulling expIra-
tions. At the end Of from two to five
minutes an entire or partial abse nee OF
palm results for half minute or more.
and during that time teeth may be
drawn or incisiOns made. The patlens
may be In any position, but that recon-
monded Is lying on tho aide, and 1t Its
generally best to throw q handkerchief
over tho face to prevent distraction of
the PATIENTS attention. Whom tho ra-
ptd breathing Is first begun tho patient
m9y fool some exhilaratlon; following
this comes u sensation Of fulness in tho
head or dizzlness. The face Is At first
luahed, and afterward palo or even
blush, the heart beats rather feebly
and fast, but tho sense OF touch Is not
ailooted, nor is CONSCIOUSNESS lost, The
eifoot produced In females moro readily
thnn In males, and In tho ,niddle-age(l Il
moro easily than In the old; children
oan hardly be mado to breathe properly.
1t ts denied that there IL any possible
danger. Several minor operations,
other than frequent dental ones, have
boon successfully made by this method, :,
aud tt is claimed that In dentistry
minor surgery and obstetrio, 1t may
supplaht the common antpsthotios. DR..
howssn's explanation is that rapid
breathing di.nInishes tho oxygenation
OF tho blood, and that tho resultant ex-
oess OF oarbonlo acid temporarily pol
sons tho norvo oontres, DR.. Bonwlll
gives several explanations, ono being
tho spaoito effect OF oarbonio acid, an
other tho diversion Of will force pro-
duoed by rapid voluntary muscular &C.
ton, anu third, tho dammlng up Of tho
blood In tho brain, due to the excessive
amount or air passing into tho lungs.
Tho Record Is not satisfied with the
theories, but considers 1t we'll proved
that pain may bo deadened by tho mo-
thod, which 1t commends to the profes
sion for exact experimental determIna-
tlOn OF Its precise value,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02
FAthsr 10 0sttlny Wei,.

My daughters SAY, "lluw much bet
:er father is since no used Hop Hitters."
tie Is getting we'll after his long suffer-
ms from y disease declared incura Bile,
.nd we arc so glad that he used your
Rtters,- IA lady Of Rochester. \. "
Ctica Rsrul3.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02
Answer This.

DID you ever know any person to be
III, without inaction Of tho Stomach,
LAYER or Kidneys, or did you ever
Know one who was we'll when either
was obstructed or inactive; and did
you ever know or hear OF any case of
tho kind that Hop Bltters would not
cure. Ask your noigher this same
questions. Times.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

SreSrrrVrE scR lVoKY. -Eonsllate Is
the nSMe given to new substance,
which, 1t Is clslmea win take the place
Of ivory, rubber, celluoeid aud similar
materials. IL is said to De composed
chiefly Of haety-ground bone, syglut-
tnated BY some compound, which, " hen
III Its plastic ssste, eau 10 moulded tuto
shape.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02
"Aua the Leaves were Tor the Mealinx o
tho Natsons."

This is fully exemphfled la the de-
monstrat'on that so common q pasture
weed rs snaare-weed, or water-pepper,
possesses medicinal properties which,
whea combined with essence Of jams
lea Ginger snd other etfcacious yegeta.
bic extracts, as in Or. Pteree's Com-
pound Exerast Of Smars- Weed. 1t con.
stitutes q most potent remedy for bowel
sGectlons as dlarrhces, dysentery, ttux,
etc. 1t Is also an ettcaetous medtcine
fpr colds, and to break up fevers and
aaammstory attacks, and tor the allie
Walton OF pain. Every family should
keep . supply ofls. 30 cents BY drug
Sista.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02
Personal.

Extract from 4 Private Letter to J.
H.. Zsilin q Co.--"I write you this
note 70 congratulate you on being the
proprietor Of the best Liver Medicine
(Simmons' Regulstor) known to the
human race. have known It for q
number Of years, and ] pronounce It,
as prepared by you, pure and genuine
and | pray you, for the sake OF human.
ity, TO keep It 80. You may prepare It
and recommend II, but you will never
know the true value OF 1t unless you
rave . dlsordered Liver yourself. II
upclogs the Liver Of impurities with
which 1t has been confined for years,
and puts the wheels In their original
motion.
''Simmons' Liver Regulator, l be-
lleye to DO ono Of the best remedies for
q derangQd Liver that have ever triod,
1t has beneatted my wife more than
any medicine she has taken for that
disease. I believe 1t mo plus ultra.
~. b. RANDALL, N. d.,
Bethany l.. o.. g. Il. r., Ca
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

HINTS A tesspoontul Of horax add
ed TO- an ordtnsry kettle Of hard water,
In which It Is allowed to boil, will ef-
feet0ally soften the water for washing.
Sealtug wax OF all colors easily dis
solves In s'ronx alcohol, snd forms an
exrellsnt varnish for small crnaments.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

piaEAsE IN Sw,NE.--Nugs are seldom
diseased when they are allowed To
wander through the holds aua woods
~ they know tho remedies that are
necessary when the first symptoms Of
sickness appear, and they are very
prompt IN makiag use OF them. An
mte(ngent tarmer ~ Ensland, seeing
one et hts hoss lying slick III tho ren,
laid spaaetul Ut earth near tts nose.
Fhe hog Eot up and began to est 1t
Greaaily. "A spSdetul uf etnuers was
then introaucea. This MAS eaten gree
dtlT, witch caused tho ani,ual TO Vomit
~pl"nsly ana ina TOW hours 1t WAS
quite welt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

As \ recent eoltrert. IL was the sub
iece Of remark that ia W hat tlne "yolce"
the slpgers were; In commenaipg his
good Judgment, the leader will pardon
as fox Whispering that be always re-
eemmends Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
for clearing and strengthening the
voice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

DtsAcLol 9s.-- " III tell bow to naks
alshclo,hs: Net B pair of wocdsa need.
les and one bali bf candlewickiuS; set
ap row OF twenty stitches, knit back
and forth until you use up the ball,
toen 1t will be aone.--a nice, soft, thiek
aishcloth.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

FoLtSSxp RRAss.--rhere Is = way Of
keeping polished brass ornaments
bright otherwise chan BY eontinual
pvtishing. Coat them With 3 thin solu-
tor. Of bleached shellac IN sleohol. This
Is good Also Tor polished steel and
SSppSr,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

IL Is we'll to hSye key o, beer In
the house When four kobbers broke
into y house in Arkansas, Intending to
murder the inmates and rifle the place,
they foand key OF beer, got drunk,
and were all arrested.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

THEODORE TyHoN In back from Europe,
His new lecture In entitled 'vThs Worlds 70:
Morrow" He is under tho msnaysmsnt o.
Mr.. Charles Mumford, lete OF cooper Anstl'
tute, now OF Red Bank, N. ].
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

\ WISCONSIN man who has just re.
covered from lung fever thinks 1t was
ca usea BY catching cold In she army IL
years ago, and he therefore applies for
pension.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

OArNsAL.-Glve the children oatmeal
At least once day. 1t Is y genuine
bone amt muscle food aud they must
ths,ve. Gould our girls make the
morning and night meals on real nour-
HhMent t--not pastry-tAke to nourish
tho brain and nerves, we should have
loss Of ths nsuralgia among our wom-
sn. Indeed, this oatmeal mush would
afford ample food for tho last meal,
whiSh should ordinarily DO tho light
est, simple and easy Of digestion, ss-
curing good sheep, while Il may well
FORM y part Of tha morning meal. Its
extensive use would do much to pro-
mote health among us.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

81 think IN cut across the fields"
said \ cisy belle, who was yis,Glng her
country cousin--"the we,her permit.
ting" she added, as she observed q
demonstrative sheep Of the MASCULINE
persuasion.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

"rHH Lord lovsth y cheerful Siver," ;"
but 1t doesn't count for man who
puts twenty-hve cents In the eontribu-
ton box on Sunday, and than makes
his Wife erenom,ze on butter during
tho remainder Of the week In order to
make up tor Is.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

AS the time for truly agricultural
fairs draws near, the conmistees are
h uniting around for lawyers and
clersymen to address the farmers on
agricultural topics.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

WEST Phlladelphis has woman who
sdmits that her baby Is not half SO
pretty as her neighbor's. She has been
sent to the insane asylum.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

\ lady said to us tho other day,
"Dohbins' Electric Soap, (mado by
Cragin Il Co., Philadelphia, pa.,) has
saved my life. 1t has so lessened my
lshors when I have been worn out"
TRY It once.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

liza few weeks young women who
have not opened the family Bible for
months will begin TO display great
Interest IN the sacred volume. They
will gaze into It dozen times day to
see how their Autumn leaves are press.
Ing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

tHiS spots IN y grass aeld SOW with
grass seed Ana scratch them III with y
harrow. and give y light dressing W lth
soioe tue manure.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02
Kittucy No,nrIaints

Of oil descriptions sre rohoved at oncc, and
speedily cured by Kidney-Wort. 1t seems IN.
Of tho kidneys caused by ,weskness and do
biIity. Try II to-dsy-LrADES
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

JArANxaE S0UAsu.---A new suuash
has recently bsun intretuoeu Into thls
country from Japan. 1t lsa very dis
tin"t variety IN every particular, and
has thus tar proved u mosL Valuable
aruutsttton tu our hat. IL Ia OF tho lur.
hnu olass, auu groWs 70 u moderate,
uniform sihe; stem worry long and thin,
wooly ami angular, set IN rather
deep elrnnlar oppression surface deup-
~ rthhed; skin warlea III its carly
stages; color duh orange green; dark
when fully ripo. Tho tlosh IL Of tho
deepest orange hue, and flavor most
exquisite, dry, sweet, tine grained, aud
has positively no hrro, u quality not
found In any other variety. Another
peculiarly ot this valuable variety Il
lts thlek, solid flesh, leaving very little
roo,a tor pulp, aud having very few
seeds, " hieh ae small and not SO white
aud rln.ap as those OF tho hubbard. 1t
Ia also late Keeper, though perhaps
not DO late IA tho latter, not having
such y hand and sheli-like skin. For
pies II eau not 10 sui passed,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

no gratlty his wife's persistent de-
mand for y Summer In tho country
Smith hired \ suburban villa, Of which
however, the garden WAS SO small that
one could scarcely turn In Ii. "But
how Ito you get the air In such \ tiny
gardenY" one OF her friends asked OF
Mrs. Smith. "Oh, it Is easy enough" )"
answered that lady: eve have only to
open tho dinlny. room Window"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

HE went nto a prominent drug store
ana said to tho dentist: "Sou pulls out
mttout pa,np"
"Certalnly."
"What docs dot costY"
"Oue dollar"
SPY shlmlny--you dlnks dot dun't
hurt none, py gracious !"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

"Ana whom our heads arc covered O or
AS once they were, ween,
Wen noise abroad tho praises
or wonu0rOuS CARnOIlNE.n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

AN old uity gantlomAn who roaently
travelled In Europe, said ho was At u
dinner ono day In Paris, and while
telling story was attacked with y
sudden and continued ft of sneozlng.
When no had ceased, u Russian gentle =
man at another table, named Philt-
eheekeo, turned about and compliment- T.
OIL him on his eXoellent and correot
pronuu lation Of tho Russian language.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

WAsulNa FLANNKLa.--'rh secret of
washing tlannols appears to bo not to lot
them dry slowly, TO take them In from
tho limo whtle stlll slightly damp and
press them ont with warm iron.
There IL dltforanoe Of opinion about
ironing hannels, but mono about thls {;
that every par,ialo OF moisture must bs
got out of them ~ soon rs possible, and
~ much ~ can be before they are hung
up. Then they may DO either pulled
into torm, when nearly dry, or press
OF. Never rub soap on hanuels, on
knitted or any wooien goods. Lot them
Ito tor u short tlme In cola water, to
loosen tho dust, then plunge thom int~
very hot lather, with bat little rub
bling, press the moisture out. Hand
wrlnging t'lls them up, tho wring,ng
Ia best. Then dry very quickly before
tho stove In damp and heavy weather,
aud either pull or Iron them rap,.ily,
and they arc done.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

CONCERNING HAIR CUTTING. is
mother, but sha docs not know how
to out tho oMldren'H hair. This Ia q
pity. because IL 10 expensive to send to
tho barber, and Papn negloots tho job.
sides, tho children do not liko Hloir
hair hagglod, and 1t Is not nloo to look
at, oitheS. Tho trouble oft0n Ia, tho
solaaors arc duh; now, this should not
be. A woman ought, above all things
earthly, to have sharp soiss0rR, especial.
" whore a whole family Is TO sow for.
Nsxt tn Importance to having plenty Of
lry klhdling wood aud lively ysnst, IL
hnving sharp scissors. Owen sharp
aotasors, sho cannot then out tho 0hii-
dren's hair. bhe makes thoir heads
o@tsleppyi for tho lifo Of hor, sho oan It
help IT. Tho trouble ia Hho docs not
manipulate tho comb properly. Let
her push this inatruMent through tho
hair In direction opposite to which It
lles on tho head, and olip of tho onds
OF those hairs that projoot through tho
comb. DO this, littio by little, taking
hold OF frosh hair with tho comb oon-.
tlnually, and soon tho job is oomp eted
AZ beautifully as though tho barber had
iono 1t. Don't ont tho child's oars.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02
AGRICULTURE.

AGRICULTURE.
EsSIoHJN9 oRoHAR1s.--Anyf farmer
who has been accustomed TO Fsising
RpDlSs. apd has been uniformly sue-
esssful, VIII doubtless say that II he
expects 70 get good crops ne trsSH the
m.nurs t' tI.s viii DO 90 for Ss moi e.s tnss asop:
will do tor The Drop Of apples. Itis tie
neglect 10 maDurs 0rGhSrds At all that
causes them " bear 10 poorly, and the
tress t0 look In bad condition. There
ts nOLhipg better than wood ashes for
orchards, II we had the ashes; but
aesrly everybody burns coal except In
certain 0nt-of- ths-way sections, and
we must therefore resort 10 HomethinG
else. Next 10 w00tl-ashes there ~ no
other fertilizer bstt0r than baril-yard
manure. A Liberal application OF this,
y only onoa IN three years, with care.
and terrsting out the bores and all
other insects Whioh lay concealed un-
der tho bark, will soon make change
tn tho prOdu0tivsnsss Of the orchard. :.
October and November are tho best
months 10 apply The manure and to give
tho trunks OF the trees Il good s0raDinR
on OF all old bark. II tho trunks were
washed with whHie-oil soap, Aay one
,.,an ~ ,n 49, "y ,."' S,no" puoAee VI
ssets lett alive after tho operation.
ihk d'sease known ns "blK head"
anu dig Jaw ~ all ehlargoment0 0f the
uoHos ~ the ho"o ~ LN@ lower jaw.
nob'i aro tho aa'ho '|1sohse, Dut appear
'nR ~ u'"aFelL P'"oos' me oharaotar
ri In IL ~
o' she oisoase " solGehlnK OF the
noh"s, W"'o'' pooohhe porous or apOnKy,
,ohe t''e,t soiIu'ty hhu atfSnKth, ana
"oooo '"o.",o", w th" SHOWS anu
,'"eoon '"ao t""iT "o't' upon thoNh. IL
70 uo',"u. M' the Wnolo pony sLruo-
1u'o y. Wv aAe1elo'I w w IhVOlvot, ior
a'p ".ao"so ~ u",'as'tus!o''"'. ~ pe.
WWNy Wv epoo'"' W tho Misaisslppl
"''oJ' "no'o way t'e'' "t"V'h' aolis
,"p'. ao"'o t""'Ity W t''e !iefbaKo, or
W,, Wn'u'' u""noa " ~ 10 "o'ooliVe III aohlo
l",'t'", l"",ttoa, ." ',a "a W a.not W" nutrition
w "",""'1 "'s"ar' o"h'y' l"o'o ~ no
w." ~ ""v"'ou" 'nhos, put who'i t'o
'"u" ~ ."u "Ppu' J"w W." i"ue " Iho
.""o' " J"W w." .u"n" w 80 onlarV'hA,
n,u''.S @ n''y "y ",' ."o' ,l' a"u"'" -. 10 n"R"h ~
,"sn. n,nv hn ,.,u., "'n 80 t,n, ".op
nurso. nuT tan ,irons IN vnari,S,, q"
Lno ,lr,,hinu- nu-wnter' An rum,vnin,,t ~
| nh,s,,I,nIn ~, irnn n,y In ,,,,a, ~
| OAuau. Odth Ati0Ulu h0 tho ohi0r hood,
-'"---~----"---~--
NENMlN nf Aonn X ind ynry frouunni- -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

a six-year.old boy, living noar
bridgeport, was questioned by hls
school toaoher tho other day as to his
name. The boy said "ho hadn't got
none." But you must have some name, !,
lnsistou tho questtono:; "what
Ito thoy oall you around home P"
"thoy oall mo a genulno jao kNss," ro-
piled tho little iellow with sincerity.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

no CunA BAooN.-Cut up tho pork
tho day after 1t Is killed. lIso Liver
pool salt, and rub every pieoe we'll on
tho skin. 10 eaoh Joint OF meat tal:e a
desserispoontul Of snltpetro aud rub It.
on tho flesh then rub all over again
with salt, and pack away In hogshoRts,
with tho akin downward. lot It. remain
hva or ak wooks, according to tho TONI
pornture OF tho weather for, II iroexing
GOLD, tho salt Will not strike SO woll as
Mnuor other oondiuons. Rub In also a
little black pepper, pounded and mixed
with sugar. Have ready dry ashes from
hickory wood, take tho pork out Of tho
tubs or boxes In which It has latin for
sailing, soraps off tho salt aud rub tho
ashes on. Hang II up, aud mako u good
smoke ovoly morning, taking oaro
never to lot tho meat got heated. Smoke
tor some weeks, In Mar0h wrap "a Oh
ham In II nowspapSr, and thou put 1t
into bag to hang UP tor good; this
ins''res safety from sklppers,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

a CLERGYMAN asked his Sunday
a0h0Ol: "Wilh whnt remarkable
weapon did Sampson at ono time slay q
nImber OF Phillstlnos ?" For while
th9ro was no answer, and tho clergyman,
to assist tho childron II littlo, COM
menaod tapping his jaw with tho tip or
hta tinYor, at tho s0mo time saying,
whats this ?" Quick M thought, u
little follow lnnoo0ntly ropllod, "I'ho
In ~ .OONO OF m ma air -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

A LIENS brain Food cures Nervous Debility
"A and Weakness Of GenerAtiye Organs, oI--cf(
813 First Ave-, N. Y, 0'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-02

TnE German papers toll this story In
connection with Baron Rothsohlld's
death: A meats B, weeping and sob
bling aloud. Says A, "Why do you
weep ?" "Beoauso," says B, as If his
heart woro broaklng, "bconuso no Ia
doad---tho powerful and rIoh baron. +"
"But," replied A, "why do you ory SO
much; he was no rotation Of yours ~
"fhat's Just what am cryin about, {"
hOwlod Is, moro, affected than over.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15
The Pemb,Da Pioneer ..,.:

-- sF7.H L|.LL q
We venture The remark that we believe
nearly nne.hslf Of the cnunliss viii Ii
represented 10 person at the Fargo con.
v%ention, to say nothing Of those counties
In the southern portion who will make IL
Q point to be represented 10 q convention
heidi for once outside of YauktOp. Ynu
see The novelty of ,hs thing will juduce
quite . number IN attend. -
So saith the Pioneer without knowing
whereof II speaks. Let us 20 back into
the past aud zee what the record savs abou,
90 many conventions being held at Yauk-
ton. This record shows that
The convention Of. 1859 was held q
Vermillion
The convention Of 1884 was held at yer.
million
The convention Of 1866 va not held II
all BY republicans, Johnsonism having Do.
moralised the party. Several individuals
nominated themselves and it was free "a,
al, 20 . you please race;
The convention Of 1868 was held ii Eli
Point;
The c~oovention . fis7o vas held II Yer
million;
The eonvsa.ion Of 1879 va held !. Can
ton
The o-oovsa.ion Of 1874 ~ held a.1vsr
nillioa;
II. ooa,.at,oa Of 1875 -. held :. V.
aiIlioa;
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15
,aoposAi.s ron rnUssl DEEv AND
nEEf GArrL9.
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orr,cx cnIkr c. s, p.Ir. or nAkorA.
q, rA1;; MINI " T;;a AZ. =; , .ssG
ST;a = ~ ai pape eSssl,las.. :" WHY iH' Ss ssc. sSel' u
,'ms ":"sS '"c Of subsistence Mt Helena.
,iay the 18th day Of April. isso. y which time
and places they viii Oe opened. n presei!ee 81
Eiiders ior furnishing sncli quantities - Frssh
s ssSs Department U, :. Army ~ Forts
AssinnlbOine, Benton. Custer. Ellis. ktOvh'
logan. MissOula. and Shaw. Mon, ai!A lrrtai0rS.
Proposals. will be- received up to. aud opened, W
the same hour at tho several posts by the res.
pectlve Commissarie. Of slcl pvsts.eAcn pos!
uommissary receiving PROPOSALS lor n's pos'
Separate. Sealed proposals will be received
amt opened At the time above mentioned. ~
Of SnO.istencc at Yankton. u. T., for deliver ny
10 the subsistence. Department At Fort Hale:
Dakota Territory, twenty go head n. Of beei
,'att,e, on the hoof' On or before tile SUN Jay Of
Blank Proposals, and printed circulars giving
detailed Information rs to. the quallty 81 Oeel;
Dv bidders. &C., may be obtained on application
tS the undersigned, 10 the COlnMiSSary o. Sun.
sistence ut YaI,kton, and ut Helena. or to the
Acting Assistant Commissary of sapsastence ~
\ Il IL expressly understood that the contracts
made under this advertisement, shall not De con-
CATION for PAYMENT In excess Of The appropria-
lions granted nv Congress for the purpose.
Tile United States reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids.
Proposals should be enclosed IN sealed envel-
opes marked Proposals for Qlere insert the
name " the article hid fOr) NJ Fort (hcre inser,
the name If the pust). and addressed a> follows !:
For Fresh Beef or. Beef Cattle M any Of the
10 Capt. j. r. Weston. G. S., U. .. A., Helena.
NJ r., or to the A. A. c. ). ut the post bid for.
For Beef cattle, vt Fort Hale. y. t.. the, pro.
pOsals should be addressed " the undersigned
Or to Capt. W. A. Eldcrkin, y. s.. U. y. A.,
Yankton, -. r..
NJ. Il. MORGAN,
Major aud Q. s.. u. =. A.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-15
A Washington telegram Of The 12,h "a,

A Washington telegram Of the 18th inst
says:
There ia quite a contest over the appoint
ment of governor for the territory of Dako.
"a. the Office made vacant BY the death q
William A. Howard. Senator Cameron, Of
W'sc,n-in. went to the president this morn.
ing and recommended the appointment Of
ex Congressman Rnsk. Senator Baldwin
aud Others Of the Michigan delegation rec.
ommend-d Henry ". Lord. Of Detroit, aud
Nev H%amp.hire people aaked the appoint.
ment OF ex-Sergeant at Arms Ordway. The
president stated to everybody that the peo-
pie Of D+kpta had asked delay until they
could be heard from.
The Dskota g%overnorship seems to be q de-
sirable political plum. The gentlemen above
named are all prominent in politics and in
public affair. That the president Intends
to consult the people Of Dakota reRsrdins
the eelecsion. Of successor 10 Governor
Howard ia . gratifying surprise. We are
not much accustomed to such consideration,
but the process Of seping nseds to il j. ex.
ceedinsly delightful. We think our people
will p%oanimously favor the appointmen. Of
. Dakota man to the position.