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, 1880-04-13

COLUMBUS. O., April l2.-rhe State Jour
1laps Lancaster spccial tonight says:
"Charles 1lelst pleaded guilty Of mnI,-
slaughter III tho Common Pleas Court to-day,
and was sentenced to the Penltontlary for
twenty yours. Ilcist was Indicted with orc
lsaucll fDr murder III tho iltst degree for kill
tnK All old lIiun uullled Gr0ft.h
, 1880-04-13
KALLOCH'S TROUBLES.

Spftldl |715alftE 70 4Ht Ek1<d9o 1T7bUne.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l2.-Dr. Van
V'aack. chief physician In Kalloch's case,
has Just siletl Ills reverence tho Mayor for
sl,Vo0 for four months medical attendance.
Spicy developments are expected, NJ Van
Elaaek, besides being tulerably familiar with
kallocl,'s mods of living, WIS with kaIlocl,'s
SOIL t. short tin,e before the hitter WIS r,r-
rested a,al locked up on n cllargu Of drunk
enncS9, 6ulll0 weeks nlu,
, 1880-04-13
FOUND DROWNED.

9pFtlaF UHpdtfh 70 16s Cklf1Qo TV15Nns.
BURLINGTON, H., April l9.-,rhc body Of
George Woodaru. drowned several weeks
ago by the upscttlng Of boat short dis
tance above this city, was found on all island
Inquest wns held to-day, ind il verdict rem
tlercd Ut accidental drowning. Tile remains
were tukell to Oquawka, ILL.,, for burial.
, 1880-04-13
YELLQW.EEuER GOODS.

CINCINNATI, o.. April l9.-Dr. Minor,
Health Ohlcsr, to-lay found OH the Louis
ville ,nail-hoat a lot OF yellow.fayer feather,
from Memphis, consigucd to slealer hers
WHO had not ordered them, and who refused
to recUlvb them. l,r. Minnr ordered them re-
shipped t, Louisville. They nru tbs sanIu
lot recently sent ont nf Chattanooga.
, 1880-04-13

HPetH DUpdgtN q 7W CA1tdaV 7FluHHt@
WARRINGTON, D. C., April 1a.-Thc intcllis
gcnce Ut the death Of Sidney Andrews IT.
ceiyed IN this city to-day causes II feellnE Of
profound regret. not only III tho corps of cor
respondents with whom l1e was formerly as
sDctatut, but in = Wide clrcla Of friends In
Washington With whom lse hatl cordial rela-
tions, Rtul who sincerely esteemed his talents
and virtues. Mr.. Andrews was Mt Otlu tine
tho representative Of TIE tribune III this
city,
, 1880-04-13
NARROW ESCAPE.

jacob 1lelnhart, 81 years Of age, living with
his ptrents Mt No. 81, North Inflated street,
wlll'o ulltlur tile lnllnence Of liquor, ut
o'clock ti,ts morning. foil into the river ut
Suits street bri!gc. llc l,a1 hellsn enough to
and tllem to laIloo Tor help. lls waa rescued
by Eli kehoe, tho brltlgtt!.luler.- liN then
went t,0nle but little tho worse for his nd
S.Iaitf f1ltak
, 1880-04-13
a FOn0EIt CAUGHT.

8pse1a7 U1pateh 10 1AS Chicago 1rtkunt.
RocMEsTgis, Mimi, April la.-Erlc I4a.,-
son, forKer, was arrested by ShoritT White,
OF this county, on a redluisltIOn from Gov,
Plllshury, coming from West UnIon, In. lie
was brought 10 this city lust evening and
Jailed, and dispatch was sent TO tlle Sheriff
0f Fayotts County, 1owa, ulat ho. liad bocn
arrested,
, 1880-04-13
SUICIDE,
VVINJVE1
Special Dtspatth 10 The Chteaea Tribune.

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
l'E0IuA, ILL.,, April 1..-John Delgcl, n
blacksmith, was tou,ld hanging By the neck
In Ills shop this morning. lie leaves wiie
md fnur children. lilo )ns been depressed ut
iate over inability to meet mortgagu co,.l.
Ing tlne Oh Ills l,oluc.
1'KoNIA, ILL.,, Aprtl 1o.-John Dcgel, n
blacksmith, hung himself this morning wElllu
trullhIns.
, 1880-04-13

8pstsal DtspastA ia 7ns cAteapa Tribune.
SrR,saptEIp, Ill, April l2.-'rho Governor
las par.lol.ed JOHN Ryan, who was convicted
Of burglary III April, 1878. by tho Wirnebago
Circuit Caurt, and sentenced to tho ponlter,-
t!arv for three years. llyau Ii now III tho
hospital suffering from n disease Of tho
lungs, anu tho Prison phystc!un thinks 1t
nlay says his lifo to send Him l!nllle. Ills
term would cxpir0 In 4 fuw months.
, 1880-04-13

Marks schrnycr. second hand furniture
Henlnr at No 81 tue Island d. utl,l, WIS stat,t,pd
III the abdomen nt IN oe1tek lnst cvc.,lnE while
intnlKlnK in strrct brawi with ifcnry pecklcr.
Tho wound was not Mt nil serlDus and tho rccip-
lent waa about ia usuut last evening attending
T., hEa business. and soliciting tho authorities
70 arrest 1cckIer. nnd thereby prevent
him !r0tm carrying nut nlurticf,us ttircnts
made by him during the quarrel. pccklcr rims
iIrf'cr-stHp Tt M. ~ li,tlc Isfhntl avenue. Tho
DnrlIr wns mt arrPstt, for tho enry KoI rcl.-
son that tho police wgrg unable to tl,id him,
, 1880-04-13
FATALLY BURNED.


ISniASA1r,LfS, Ind, April IA day or
two ntso 3lrs. Heorge Paul, The mother Of tho
victim of 3[crrick, tho wife-lu,rlcrur, who
was ',Mng lust year, WIS futally burned Mt
her home. south Of this city. l,elng Insane,
n lruft Of uir carried tho lIinllkels in which
slu WIS wrapped agaEnst the stove, lgi.lt!tr
them. When discovered sfto was fatal'y
burned,
, 1880-04-13
POLITICAL NEWS.
ILLINOIS,

11JI4INUISt
sptetat DtspdteA to Tnk Chicago T1tbues.
CA1no, ILL.,. April 19.-A call has been Is
sned for tho County Republican Convention
to meet IN tlis city OH dc Stl Of atay.
Special Dspateh to 1ht't4ta2o Tribune.
DroDM1SoroS, ILL.,, April l3.-The laepnb-
lirnn Clty Convention tt-nlght nominated Z.
, 1880-04-13

New ORLEANS, April 1a,-J. Tucker, col
ored, charged with tho murder Of Aba Frazer
In 1916 was taken from Jail at Grcensbuyg
st. llelena Parish, Sunday morning, by tif-
teen men, alld shot to death, It IL stutcd tho
net Of lQWleyi!Gss,
, 1880-04-13

sptttat Dspa'eA 70 1ns Chicago Tribune.
KALAMAZOO. Allcli., Anril l2.-At the char
ter election to-day the 1tepblicans made
clean sweep. Peyton 'lmnuey was chosen
President. md Frank Henderson, Otto IhlinE.
and Thomas Clargo Tfustces Will, nlujorl-
ties from 81 to 125. 1t ,syns Democratic lust
yeur, ~
, 1880-04-13

Special Correspondence oj IAs Chicago Tribune,
'MKNAs1rA, Wis, April 12-Tllo residence
OF Airs Or. Torrey, u widow, WHO with hor
daughter, Mrs. Coats, live Iii Ncenal,. WIS
burglaslzed last night soon after midnight,
Mrs, Coats receiving many severe bruises IL,
her encounter with Dre Ut tic burglars. Mrs.
Coats was awakened by ono of tho gang
(which consisted Ut three, nit mnsked), and
a peremptory demand WIS snado for all of
her jewelry and yaluables, with threat that
unless they were produced Immediately the
revolver which l,o l,ad placed to her head
would do It's duty. Mrs. Coass knnckcd the
Krappled him. III. thu encounter sho wns
dragged to tho hall BY the f!nir, Kicked nnMl
pou,ided 10 that SliD lins 1nnny marks upon
her bo,ly. They then ralisaeked tho ronl,ls
and took away from g., ,oo0 to $4,000 worth Ut
diamonds alll tewelry mud stO IN Iuonuy.
4et0re departing, onn .nf tic burglars sat
Uye-Rld-EyG.H
, 1880-04-13
THE METH0DlSTS.

T1tov1lEScE. r. l., Apri! la-.rho rfoyl-
do,lce NJ. Il. Conference today adopted raso-
lu.lons ,urgtng the General Conference 10
create separate Connecticut Conference. !.
The Committee On the case ot tilo I,vy,
, 1880-04-13

Bpkttal Dhpatth 10 The Chica9o TFtbuns.
Sioux Crrr, Ia, April l9.--Afaxweli, the
road agent, escapet!IrUm Yankton jail Sun
tlny. Outside parties Ind furnished hin, y
revolver. When tho Ja|er ctllne into tho
common room OF tue jat! Maxwell presented
the revolver, took tho Keys and pistol from
the Jaiter, plheed him into tic cell, locked
tito door, aud walked out.
, 1880-04-13

WASHINGTON. u. e., April l9,-Col. I1atcl,
te1egrnplls from San A,ldrcas IN relutlon to
Ills receI,t engagement with Vletorla's band
" weru % sarIousy I % %wnnle., % and Ill thet ' liz III! In.
dlalls We're u, severely punished TINT II will
probably lnyc tho effect OF bringing them t8
{prnle. 0 -. ~ '"
, 1880-04-13

1p<eta4 D4spateh to TAs Ea4eaeo 9StbuHa.
CLINTON. ILL.,, April 1a.-Ilenry M!ssell,
aalas Russell, who stole valuable horso from
the premises OF Iliranl Wobb April l, and
who was aTEested III Clinton, Ind, with the
, 1880-04-13

property. was brought here to-day by Amos
'Weetlman, Sheriff OF tlis county, MisseI!
wns Just relrused from the jail III this city for
burglary. Tho horse was worth nfH,nt sl50.
, 1880-04-13

LITTLE Rock. April l9.-trhe t'oyrrnor To-
day rcspitel tho sentence ot l.. l.. Fnrtl, ro,l-
slenlned To bc llung April IL. Mt Marion, Crit
tculcn County, until May ~.
, 1880-04-13

DosToN, April 12,-'rhc State proh!bitory
Convention will be l,el.E on the Goth Inst, to
select delegates to the National Prohibitory
Reform Convention ut cleveland, June II.
, 1880-04-13

3's9EVs
Special Dtsrsieh to The Chtta3o Tribune.
CEDAR RAPIDS, H., Aprt! 1o.-Ataj. Charles
". Gardiner, General Agent OF tho l,urlng-
ton, Cedar Rapids l. Northern Railway,
nephew Of Gen. Z. F. Winslow, and formerly
Secretary and Treasurer nf tho ST. Louis &;
Southeastern Railway, died this afternoon
utter lingering illness With CONSUMPTION,
, 1880-04-13

Charles Be,ckwny, the notorious forger, ar
rived In this city yesterday In charge of Pink
erton detective. lie WIS moi aurrundcrc.l to tho
authorities BY hta bontlsmcn. whu are quite well
satisfied, apparently. with tho nlatlnpr In wllch
hG fIls conducted hl1nselr while nwuy fr1,n thIa
city. lie wua not pIHcetl In Jni. Int IN a,lil 1T
liberty upon bis b0.nls. lie will t!lernfrt, ru-
ftjnl 0-
, 1880-04-13

MASSACHUSETTS, GKEESBAC1lERs.
DosToS, April 1a-Thc Greenback State
Convention will be held Ut Worcester May II.
, 1880-04-13
SHOT HIMSELF.
Hxttdi Dtspatth to Tie Ehtedpo TfIbIEs,

HpztEdt D1JIdlfH ID Ehttdpo 7F1bNEk.
CEDAn RAPIDS, In, April ia farmer
while out hunting to-day accidentally shot
himself in the right side. The charge passgd
through thu ilesll just above tie lip, lie will
probably die.
, 1880-04-13

REPUHTEU DULL,
PuthAnKtpHiA, April la-lt Is reported
that the gentlemen engaged In difficulty 1t.
tbs Untun Leaguu Inst evening fought duel
t,-ilaY.
, 1880-04-13

Special DsspafeA II tn Cateaso Tt9buna. -,
l4EAvENwossrls, Kas., Aprlt lal-In q
drunke,, quarrel yesterday afternoon Anler,
son Berry was fatally stabbed by Henry Nor
ton, who was nrrestetl.
, 1880-04-13

oeffta9 Dstpateh Ia 7As Chicago 1ttbumx,
MesAsMA, Wis.,, April Ia.-About $3.50 this
morning burglars operated on J. 9. Colds
borough, and wete rewarded bya gold watch
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orange. canary. Pale blues and greens,
% groaods Of bronze. plum. noirs.
Ophslia, or dark heliosrope, Sspo!eon
ani lapis blues.
The hermit polonsiss deioes the
figure loosely. bus IL drawn to the
required size ~ . rope Or vide belt at
the ssiss..::shs .kirt is almost - deep ~
the under skirt. and 10 turned up IN
rerers in the wsshwomsn style; the
s,seves cut vide and deep are also
turned up. and the neck IL inished with
. csrdinsi cape. . cowi. snd narrow up
right eoiIar.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Dr.. GIBBONS
DIsPEusARY.

600 KKARNHY sT.
OLO corner Of Com
nssclal street. ss1
rrapcfsco. Estsblishs1
In 1854, for the trsse,
(mfns Of Ssxual aud Cen.
final Diseases. such -
! ssSBorshe 0bo0es
sssriessv., SypAtiis
A.. 80 "a sss~~-~n 49,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED,

y . nevee-failing Cuss
f09 Nssvoag Dsbtllsy ,
Ahe1stsd Vitality,
seminal Wsaknsss.
epsrmssorrkoa, LOST
4A1nO0D. Impoesa
81. Pasalysi-. sisA sli
The terrible Elects ol
telf . Ahoss. yJuthfui
fo1lisos I'D sxcsonao %
maturer y~srs - such
- Lsss ,f Msznosy,
4 .n&>tauH~ Hn~x--~1
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kossaon. Avession {. 0eeiety. Disnrcss Of visln1,
Noises y ~ Beal; IL vital Grid tasainy ussAs
essved " H. urtns. snd many other diseases shss
led 70 inaapfty and dessh
d. oUTiE Vim seTss 10 fosSsis YSyx HUs.
DexD DolxAEs for eass Of this hind the VITAL
kEsrORATIvk tuDdsr his special sdvics anA
sstsfmenfI VIII not cure. OF for anything fnpurs
g fnjurtoes found II u. DIR NINTfE treats I'll
rsfvsse D9ssasss succeasfully without msssusy.
ConsulxAuon Enxx. Thorough snaninskfoa -
a1vics. ineIudfng snaiyps q uEiss. Is %. prics
q VxAL Rksr0ax1Ivs. $50 bottls, q fous
dimes u quantity. 9l00o; ssnt 70 snv adds. =
upon receipt Of price. Or O. o. D.. src1rs fsoo
Observation. and In private name ~ desired, n
A. = NINTH =. n,
II KsAxny sfssss, - xraDeasees d.
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CemDlssues. 0oaeuA0e, 0loeG. LsocoszA0a ~
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1aaI weak ness. lsnpeeeney. right Iossea b
Dreams. pimplss on the fscs. aad lest msnbooe
On positively b. cured. The sick and sfnscts1
shoaM MOI fail 10 call upon him. The poetoe
hAs Travelled extensively 10 Europe. snd ipsp4els1
thoroughly tbs various huspti !. hire. obtaining
. great deal Of vslusLle infwmsiie q, which ~
70 coR pssens 70 impair to she.-. ~ need 81 ~
DrsiceA On. 0lbbO0 Will iss 10 no chasUD
vnless he saect . eure. Persons 81 . distance
Hay re CURED At HOME. all com
mursoas,.ss strsesly e0saAsatta1. yeu - -
-. bee the Doctor. Ressoas whiting 70 ths Doc
~ viii please state the naDe AZ tho pep they
- this advertisements %. Charges reeseashIs
Cell or write. Addsssa Oh. ]. y 0IBD0N. Boo
l.eca. San Irancisoo. Send SO for spschses o.
Uedtctne. olS-dsw1s
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-24
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are among the prominent
arrivals at the Dakota House during tile
past week:
ID. Downer, Fargo; J. Fl. Alexander,
Fargo; NJ Gleason, Fargo: Theo. French,
Washington, D. c.; A. B. Nichols.
Washington; Thos simons, Washington;
A. Anderson, New York City; a. A,
Towne, Brainerd; T. H. Spmgue, Daven.
port, la; H G. Chamberlin, Chicago; L.
s. Levath, Glyndon; Orange Judd s Son,
New York City; w. Broom, Minneapo.
lis; ]. L. Barry, Chicago; W. Kernott,
Lansing, Mich; Henry Bensch, Lansing,
Mich: ]. X. Bush, Louisville, KY. W. H.
Babcock, Lansing, Mich. Jas. Chambers,
Chiccgo; A. Gallinger, sanborn; Wn.
Tatium, Fargo, H. Kendall, St. Paul; A.
G. Thompson, st. Paul; J. W. Connors,
Waukegan, Ill.,; Col. J. s. Conrad, Com.
Fort Totten; s. Whitney, CORVALLIS,
81. Benson, Milwaukee; E. McMahon,
wife and son, Jefferson, Wis; T. S. Nc.
Kenny, Jefferson, Wis.,; Philip johnson,
Jefferson, Wis; R. M. Russell, Minneap
oils, T. M. Elliott, Goodrich, Ont; j. NJ.
Hicks, Dallas, Texas; Chas. Z. Phillips,
st. Louis; M. Carron; Fargo; ]. l. Tut
tie, Peru, ILL.,; Bart Holbrook, St. Paul;
]. B. Baldwin, Minneapolis; W. Sickle
seel, 6agina, Mich; s. Jones. sagina,
Mich; l.. Smith, Columbia; j. D.
Thompson, 14th Siding; R. B. Ware, St.
Paul; H. L. Hall, Winthrop, Mass A. s.
Capehart, Fargo; H. G. Newport, Dead.
wood; John Dougan, Deadwood: G. r.
Hamden, st. Paul, II. Sherman, Chicago;
H. G. stebbins, Cincinnati; Dr. T. D.
Hills, Valley City; H. A. Tuttle, Royal
ton, Me-; r. G. Cooper, Chicago; G. L.
Cooper, Chicago; F. J. Cooper. Chicago;
Geo. W. Barnard, st. Clair, Mich; Rev.
D. c. Lyon, St. Paul; W. A. Kindred,
Fargo; s T. Satterthwait, Bellaire, O.;
Geo. satterthwalt, Bellair, o; Andrew
Foss, Bellaire, o.; c. DeGrath. Mt. Yer
non, MINI: Prof. Hansley, Mich; L. ..
Green and wife, st. Paul; VIM. Shuttle.
bargsr, Wadena; o. J. Johnson, St. Paul;
E. Enklen, CeseA Iowa; A. R. Ong,
Martins Ferry, O.; Joe Medill, Martins
Ferry, G.; Geo. n. Sherwood, Savannah,
Ca; Geo. n. Whitley, St. Paul; ]. Il.
Reynolds, Minneapolis, W. n. Hurd.
Fargo; A. G. Msthes, st. Paul; Jos.
Lighton, st. Paul; Chss. II. Dixon, St.
Paul; Rev. John Irvine, Moorhead; G. F.
Potter. Minneapolis; J. Kimball. Duluth;
W.. ]. Hanck, New Buffalo; NJ D Owen,
GAINESVILLE, Wis.,; ]. A. Doolittle, St.
Paul; II. R. Barber, Minneapolis.
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Mandan Criterion.
Il. G. Newport, successful contractor
on the extention, came in from the west
on Thursday and left for jamestown the
same day. He has nearly completed his
contract west of the Little Missouri river,
and has in company with Messrs. Larson
and Donahoe, taken contract for fifteen
miles of grading about sixty miles south
of jamestown, on the Yankton & Dakota
road.
The railroad company is getting ma.
,terial together for the construction ofa
dixie from this shore Of the river diagon-
ally across the sandbars to the eastern
channel, On which track will be laid
and at the end of which the transfer will
receive and discharge csrA
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-24
The Republican Convention.

Au0 nOSuOAAOoH SVAVOAtAVus
The republican convention called to meet
at the Court House in this village last
Friday at p. M, for the purpose OF
choosing delegate to the Territorial Con-
vention at Vermillion, was literally st.
tended by our representative citizens from
both sides of the track. R. Wallace was
chosen chairman and R. A. Bill secretary.
A. w. Kelley, Thos. Collins, and E. P.
Wells were brought out as candidates for
the delegateship. The convention pro.
ceeded at once to formal ballot, and after
all had cast their vote the ballot-box
closed, and the counting began. There
we're 40 votes cast, out of which number
A. w. Kelly received. 2
Thos. Collins II
E. P. Wells. ~
Mr.. Wells was declared unanimously
elected, and will 60 to Vermilliop. Al
though the convention passed off quietly
and quickly, there was considerable feel.
ing wrought on the part Of the two lead
ing aspirants and their friends. Had not
Mr.. Wells appeared with a young army Of
supporters there would have been no diff
Guilty in running Collins.
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Grain Wanted.

We desire to inform the farmers Of
Stutsman county aud vicinity that we will
be prepared to receive grain at our new
elevator in jamestown by the first of Sep
tember. We wish to buy oil the grain
for sale in Stutsman county and will pay
the highest cash price for the same. Ster-
age capacity to the extent of forty thous-
and bushels, after the wheat season is over
at reasonable rates.
Aug. %. BusH = CoRwlx.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-24

Furniture at cost at Henry Vessey's.
Large stock of canned goods at Lyons.
New stock of fresh groceries, cheap as
the cheapest. L. LYON.
All kinds of garden fruits at Vessey's.
Mackerel, salmon, white fish, hallibut,
herring, etc. L. LYON.
Henry Vessey's is the place to get good
bargains.
New stock of Chicago hams at Henry
Vessey's.
Bargain in dry goods the coming week
at Lyons.
If you want the best thresher manu-.
factured, call on elder Inman.
Groceries at wholesale and retail cheap
for cash at Lyons.
Lumber at Henry Vessey's at $40. Will
net be undersold by any lumber dealer
in jamestown and don't you forget it.
Farmers, call on Lambert Smith if you
want your machinery fixed up in good
shape, ,.s@$ .,.3.-...'*-
Please take notice. L. Lyon sells the
best groceries and cheaper than any house
town. @
Henry Vessy keeps one Of the best
selected stocks OF groceries in the North-
West, and don't you forget it.
L. LYON.
Shingles, mouldings etc. sold by J. r.,
Z Winslow.
Curtin il closing out q large and we'll
selected stock Of clocks at cost. -,~--+---~.-
-Four new breaking plows for sale at
half price for cash at Il. Lyons. Jyg1
For sash, doors and blinds just call on
]. r. Winslow.
Harvesting gloves for sale cheap at L.
Lyons z. -.
H. L. IumAn sell the famous John
Deer plows. They are the best and cheap
est: 1w
If you want No. 1 bill of flooring,
sash, doors and blinds, just call on ]. r.
WinSlow.
Lumber at oest at Vessey,s.
Persons knowing themselves indebted
to me will please come forward and make
immediate payment, as I have disposed Of
my business here, and wish to settle up
all accounts. HENRY Wesley.
For all kinds of sewing machine repairs
and needles call on Elder Inman. Chew
ing gum furnished lady customers
J. R. Winslow sells tho best quality of
lumber and building material, sold in
jamestown aud don't you forget it.
yeu want Randall Harrew, call on
81. L. Inman' He keeps full line.
Elder 1nman is the man to go to to get
9 wagon, buggy, or anything in that lire.
He will have on hand large stock of
bob.sleds and sleighs this fall. Buggies
and wagons now On hand. 1t
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-24
Notice..

Present County orders Nos. 66, 81 and
69, at treas1rers Office for payment.
THos. S. COLLINS, Treas. Stutslnan Co.,
D: 7. Aug. 18th. 1880.
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The JAMESTOWN ALERT.
ISSUED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
By MARSHALL MCCLURE.
Onicial Paper Of stutsmsn County

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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-12-18

Bro. L. E. Bentley, of the Donaldson
vile First Man Of the Tribe, Secretary of
the Louisiana Press Association. Clerk Of
the Court, husband of the amiable and
witty Mrs. Ella Bentley, etc. etc, will
please find transmitted herewith our
thanks for the business like manner in
which he attended to that supplement.
Brethren, there is nothing in particular
ailing Bentley, that we are able to dis
cover, unless an excess of friskiness,
brought about by All exposure to Uncle
Harry Hyams.-4NWgas City Recic,s.
"Flat burglary rs was ever commit
ted!n We object to this stage of pro-
ceedings! Nephew Bentley is under the
care of our sheltering wing, and who hits
him strikes us. We hare cared for his
morals, soothed his woes, catered to his
neetlfnl wants, poured the balm of fnture
wealth and prosperity in his ear, brushed
the mosquitoes ont of his net of care and
reconciled him in tho worlds usage OIL
brain and intellect. Now, Nephew Wood
cock, never say those uncertain words
again, Or if yon do, beware the awaken
ing wrath of your mn tnal Uncle.-Hr
Baton Rouge Sugar Plaater.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-12-18
Prof. Marsh recently read q ma

Prof. Marsh recently read a paper
treating the dimensions of the brain and
spinal cord in some extinct reptiles. He
considered that the cerebral part of the
brain in living mammals showed de-
cided increase as compared with the size
of the extinct species. The early NAM
mails had smooth brains, and in the later
ones convolutiens appeared. The brains
of birds and reptiles followed the sane
law. A large specimen of all extinct ami
NAL from the Rocky Mountains, which
measured thirty feet in length, had a
brain cavity not much larger than dog.
There was, however, large posterior
cavity toward the spine. This suggests
the idea that it is not the brain alone.
but the whole nervous system, which
may he the seat Of mind.