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The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-05-27
Buffalo valley Items.

The water in the lake is slowly fall
ing. and as it recedeS we begin to no
tice the damages caused by the Hood
We find Il great many trees badly
haYked. and some Of them completely
girdled.a and others torn out hy the
roots. Timber WAS none too plenty
on the shore and some OF IFS could
bring III quite 4 hiil for damages.
Won some good. kind. benevolent.
wlole.spnled. chri stan philanthropist
get up petition for or felief, a few
thousand distributed throlt-iithr Val
lev lust noW would calssc il general
smiling.
Yves Reeves has Won such Il repu-
tation a, Il horse Jockey that he can t
keep i horse and has sold I'LL Int three
Of his tavorite nags. he to, !; tire boys
IL WAS GOING to break. t he has
probably gone to Chicago and New
York 10 inspect the imported stock
III those cities.
Will some one please tell rs the
way to get rid IF lopllers. here are
three kinds. stliped. grey AMI pocket.
and they are each and al a great pest
10 farmers and gar,Iners. they begin
etempda.ion 4, seeding and work till
tl1. ground freezes.
l.on, l.udloff was seen Oh load Of
machinery going toward town, taking
Goals tt New Castle. and !. i snppos-
81 ap has gone to peddling machinery
LATER We learn that .otl return
Ell 4 'nan-kilfyl. anl brought back M
improved binder: sensible Young man.
II 4 NorlG ike to whisper 4 word
ii tie cas- 81 lie powers iIat be II
Sic stone City. The hill iast beyond
.tN HERALD office. is III 4 dangerous
condition. Somebody MI have il bic
,iaa@h-nn thee Vet and someone else
W have Il II1cr little lii u foot.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-05-27

evenings entertainment was the result.
sMiriam's Crime. or The Lost VIII
is drama of deep interest, and the
whole plot WAS admirably carried out.
Mrs. D. W. Holbrook, as Miriam
West was the complete parsonage Of
the part she represented, and the
natural and easy spirit OF
her acting completely carried
the feelings of the audience with her
throughout the entire play. Mr.. J..
Nj. Baker. AS "Bernarl.' could not
be to highly commended, and he gave
to the character he represented its
full worth Mr.. Biles' the legal
adviser of "Scumley,'' was vividly
and hnmoronsly portrayed 10y f. W.
Moore. whose natural humor found
full vent in the ludicrouS character
he represented. His inimitablc man
ner OF acting drew from the audience
the heartiest applause, and one would
have imagined the prat which
he represented had been written
expressly for him. Miss Hettie
Molm. as Mrs. Raby, made All ex-
cellent old lady with a sharp lookout
for number one. Willie DR. Osborne as
the careful solicitor. and r. r. Baker
as '.Sc,lmley.' the william. performed
their parts in creditable manner,
and the whole plot was carried out to
its fullest extent. and was thoroughly
appreciated by the audience. After
tie entertainment the lovers OF the
art terpsichore, ild,lged iii a little eN-
ercise, the youth and beauty Of the
town participating, and all returned t.
their homes well satisfied with the
evenings pleasure. The proceeds
amounted to something over $500.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-05-27
Can he Killed.

There are 4 great many successful
WAYS Of keeping business 'aen from q
town. some folks have al llra that
hat it is difficult matt / % ,rd off
prosporit> from i place, hit il is 4
mistaken idea. only Use little per
sistent enterprise Of the right kind,
and Il great deal can he dole toward
stopping the wheels Of thrift. IN the
first place. il YOU don I wish yonl
town to prosper. make Il point 10
run it down. tell new comtrs that you
never saw such Il dead place III your
life; put To Let. on yonr house.
and give i'll your neighbols to under
stand that YOU propose u leave As
soon as You can get money - walk
out of town with. This done. quite 4
step is accomplished toward hurting
Your municipality. The neNt thing
You 10, run down the business houses;
tell how they charge two prices for
their goods. how they Wonl'ln hesl-
tate to fleece Il customer II they got 4
good chance. and how everybody can
do from ten t. twenty-five per cent.
better hy trading III some nelglbOr-
l1IS lDNlI .Aiiitil ~ tiliS. SIl 81 WIN
the hotel evenings where there are
strangers who have likely came to
look np site, and ridicple the natnr-
al advantages Of youl town and farm
ing country. Tell how YOU know Of 4
hundred better places of III Mime
sofa CT elsewhere. to locate, and just
As like as not some one may he Indlc-
ed 10 seek pastures green II q more
inviting place. All tl4i5 done. i you
find the town is not more OF less dam
aged. try and hear OF 4 mechanic who
has notion Of locating. 81 some
institution seeking Investment. and
tuck OF the price nn Your property
Gtt IL 50 high they won care To i'll
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-05-27
"a GRAND SUCCESS,
This Was me Universal Opinion
Of Last Evenings Entertainments.

-feated to one Of tie best entertaln-
meEts ever given III Big Stone City.
When the proposition OF starting s
oand had been decided upon last win
ter. it was concluded that Il very
proper thing would be for some Of
nChe young people To prepare i literary
IlenterfainAen.. III the shape ot !.
lurama. and present it to the public.
||the proceed, II uhlch should - to-
pWard f'lnd for PURCHASING. Instru-
mentS for the band .Accordinyly. Il
number OF on Young friends who are
histronicail5 Inclined. set to work
with this Object ia view. and last
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-05-27
LOO ~. l.At owes.


DeGrpef Bios. have been burning
n OF lime t'tls week.
1t The friends of Mr.. >pamens are ex-
Meeting HIM every day from his old
too el home.
rf, uele, p,,1,n is ,oaip mak;ny
r.,,.r r r;ns',', ,lo lake having
L "a up last Friday.
The water N the lake is receeding
at. having gone down about
oa feet during The last two weeks
,,l.,. .,.,.;, .,t fr,n ha, home
~ ,1.'1;,, r., : 49, I.,a, a,ing ;ntendin,
!, f1,,,',,n,n,,e,. win hpr sister
na,,;I liiI;+t =, th;s ,l,ce
r.,
ma uev iail hujllinu. is husily en-
,ayed m the erection of the same.
f,+y;ny RECENTLY obtained the npcessa-
- material.
+r;,.;,,, , ,,,ul,r
,,nJ ~ Ia ha,-;,n tra.,,1,. n,intej tnpir
et"' = .a:a' :"' inili;n,r ~ ,rha, tssn :, tin.
20, 'u,o o .f ,,;ea,. 'n,,,,;ay and fr.,;t h,.
49, - 81. ,.t ,,+,t;anar, hn,ts and
'oes o.oo" Va '''''''''' = ''''N'' ''''>
''sei.iVs'
oo*'f -. Mu'it y "a Va Wv ''"-S i''.''
= , Te lately added an addition 20 lhf
ach OF their building as store room
y. = da,,,o tho 1,,rL in Ms usu,l
III mannnr ,nl when comn)eted It
-u.dI ,,,,,,h :, tlo convenience and
af tno d,,a .tnrn
We have on hand number ol ~.
!. SnNEsh iahota Set1ler uni'e.
Va t'abie reference book IN al laflu
eaters. any parties deSlionS ~ oh-
1Nts ning Il copy. can get lneih 1fee ol
haige ~ calling at the HERALD o.
see. Ihey are 1nll of Naiuanle IN
= ormatlon IN regard t"the pnhllc lahd
tWs.
on, ,.vns,n,n NJ A. + Manly.
49,, -, +ha l,ct fa, ueaks has lepn
,,nacta al will tha n,tonyill. North
Nc a,a sn,,.y IA CAV has steDnea
own and ont flnm thr ,n.naqe,nent
- nane, va haa honea 10 see
,,l,ly nar,n.nanfIv and satisfae.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-05-27

vest; or should Ncy ti,ral, oonclula
to purchase and need lite assis
ance. skin all You ca. 0Ct ul lhem ii,
interest and discount. >u"n plans
have been adopted III some place,
with remarkable res},It. and tley tAn
be heartily recommended rs IA safe.
sure and speedy town killer. .N'i'e
by these simple rules. brethren, 8lt
if we do not have the ,ieadest tow II in
America within few years, We W il
eat our old hat. Exchange
\ little mlpleasal,ne>& Occurred in
town OH Monday, LetweeH Geo. La
Deux and \. +. Dixon. 1t seems that
La DeuN owed Dixon a board bill To-
which suit was COmm"nc. Il. y Nj
Pasco being employed rs counsel. La.
DeuX became enra"ei wIiyn lapeis
were served on him ani r,o"rcda,' .
buy a revolver and hecan search,u4
for Dixou and P;aco sw.r.irg thut i4p
would sh0oC bp,h 4. ,.4ell %he
Meadows h"in. n e't+n. 4 M-aE.
was placed IL Ii lul 4sa4l T., t.r.>
immedia ~ aI"o,t,@ ;li taa@i =.
fore a JUST e fo. ha.,in.. The at,> !.
fa IS were proven against h.m .tnj ~
was bound over 70 keep the le K T.,
der $500 bonds. il default o. / Ia ne
was commi ed NJ in,;I4k ,Ict; Ill.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-05-27

Tie finest II ,afs ali t3taeee th4t ey,r
me t. Biz stuIle 1lty 1T q he la.lt al tie
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

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indianapolis, sept Z, 1881
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

MRS. 5. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
tA Tor Young Ladies' West End Institute Conn
Eleventh year commences sept % send for o.rcnlar
S2.3.errAa.tt Mount Hope ladies' Seminary,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

Mars. PiATT'S school for young ladies,
I'VE Utica, N " The fail term begins Thursday. Sept Is,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

l5VAnD "a IT. and a thorough practical education
A'uI'S1 1Lrs A. LAWhENCE Oran.e \. d. - ,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

EUERST'S INSTITUTE, College Point, l.. l..
VIII reopen segem6er the 9th Boys prepared for bust
For circulars apply 10 Dr. H. NJ. BAUscHER. Principal.
College Point, L. L
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11

MANHATTAN BEACH.
4NH Steamer SYLVAN GROVE. connecting
GREENPOINT, leaves Pier foot 23lst. River flr
MANHATTAN BEACH at as 9:t5 i0:2j IA. aud half
hourly ron li:l5 a. n.t Sib > n.
Trains Manhattan 7: S5 10 ll:05
1880 l:OJ and II and 30 minutes past
$500 9:O5. $3.50 aud 1885 D "a.
Steamers ID. r. MARTIN rHOS. COLLYFH, oonneet
lna wAl trains BAY RIDGE leave Pier foot OF WHITE
HAiL-SI, terminus of Eevatel Roads haf lDIaT frD
OlOa N. To $40 D. Trains leave Manhattan Beach "
$40 $40 a. and hall hourly from 1910 m.
p.
ALL TRAINS STOP AT ENTRANCE To COMFY
ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACECOUR~E. SEE SPORT.
ING COLUMN THIS
GRAND CONCERTS by GILMORES FAMOUS BAND
assisted bv WALTER EMERSON solo carnet. and other
sooists, under the direction r. : GILMORE
every AtTERSOO and EVENING.
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR MANHATTAN BEACH
FOR SALE AT ALL ELEVATED RAILWAY STATIONS.
PRICE. 900 INCLUDING FARE On ELEVATED RAIL
ROADS
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
Eam Schools.
Proposals.
RAILROAD MATERIAL FOR BRAZIL.

~ By order OF the Brazilian Legation Consulate Cen
ersu the United
teen days receive proDossis for supplying rilroad ma
iera wanted for the Sobral aroad The Pryince of Ceaf
Brazil NoN'"'
particulars be had application the Bra
Iilan Consulate General, No z Broadway Room TO- 90
New-York tribune., 1881-09-11
Ctcursious.

\ ONG BEACH.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS DAILY BY
SCHREINER'S ORCHESTRA.
Trains leave Hunters Point s33, 10 and IL a. M $780,
43t. and y.
Leave Long Beach. 5tJ, 3d. $50. HAD n; atl 3l5
0:lu, 7t5, l:25 ami l0:l5 m
SUNDAY trains leave hunters Point 9:S5 ani IL m
], = B 1, .. 8, aud y. m. Returning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-23
STATE RC\nS
SUB-TREASURY BALANCES. q


Gold ....... SIS 766 sos Currency s. 81 SO
NEW YORK, March 22.-The exports of domestic
produce for the week valued S7,SCO595 Money
was easy at 3G6 per cent, and closed at per cent.
Exchange weak, and the nominal rates reduced
&c To 1907 for 60 days and 4S3 for demand, with
tuaI business at $50 for long and 4S@4S2 for short
sight. Governments steady for four and halls and
fours and 4 lower for skies and yeS. State bonds III
moderate demand. Tennessee new skies were per
cent. lower, Louisiana cOnsols declining to 59a Rail
road bonds irregular Metropolitan firsts TO I052a
Iron Mountain rsts preferred incomes, to 925S and
International second incomes 10 IS. Chesapeake and
Ohio series sold at S2GS2l5 Mobile and Ohio first de-
bentures declined to Sia, and Ohio Central incomes
TO 80.
The stock market opened generally weak and lower,
and in the early dealings prices declined Z 2z per
cent, the Northern Pacific shares leading the down.
ward movement. Before noon the latter shares had
advanced % per cent. for the and per cent.
for the preferred the general list recovering Il TO 15
per cent. During the afternoon The speculation
feVerSh and unsettled the general tendency being
ward lower prices and after the second board prices
showed decline of d TO 81 per cent, Wabash pre-
ferred, the coal shares Nashville and Chattanooga,
Hannibal and st. 10, and st. Paul being most promi-
therein. In the final dealings a rmer tone pre-
the latter in Wabash preferred. Oregon Navigation
declined from f56 to 49, and rallied to 511s. The
transactions aggregated 600 Shares including Can
ada Southern 5000; Delaware, Lackawanna and West
Hannibal and st. TO- 500; Iron Mountain, 600G Lake
Shore 1900 Michigan Central. 600; Manhattan Ee-
waited, 1900 Northwest 5000; Nashville and Chatta-
noOga, 1000; New Jersey Central, 24G00; Northern
Pacific $1,000 Pacific Mail, 1000 ST. Paul, I3OO; Sutro
Tunnel, 1905; Union Pacific, 6C0o Wabash Pacific,
1oN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-23
New York GeueraI Narket.

NEW YORK March 22-CottOn quiet; sales, SOL bales;
upIands 10 ISI6c; Orleans, IL 16c; consolidated net
receipts, 1888 bales exports-Great Britain 1883
bales; the Continent, 1913 bales. Flour-Southern
quiet and steady TO fair extra, q 75@5 20;
good TO choice do s. 2597 25. Wheat opened shade
stronger; afteFward cash was heavy and declined
trifie and closed firm; very moderate export fair
speculative trading; ungreded red, 81 149I 80. Corn
heavy and about &c lower; trade moderate: uEgrsded
57lZG6Ic Oats heavy and shade lower; No. 8, Hsc.
Hons in moderate demand and steady; yearlings, u
GlSc. Coffee dull; Rio, 10Gl3l4c. Sugar duh and
nominally unchanged refined steady; standard a,
SsGS5<c MoasseS in fair demand and steady; refining
quoted 3l@ &c. Rice active and firm; unchanged.
Resin firm at 81 Sdl IS. Turpennea shade stronger
at S. Cite Wool dull and declining; domestic fleece
3Sd4Sc; pulled 2l945c ulwashed, 14e936c; Texas, IA
sc. Pork dull heavy, and lower; old, Sl5 new, SIC;
middles dull aud depressed; long clear, S1zc1 short
clear Szfc Lam heavy and about 20c lower; fairly
active al SO 95dI1O0. Freights steady.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-COttOn quiet; middling,
10slc. Flour firm; Howard street and Western super,
g 2564 O do extra 81 25@5 co. do family, s. 25@6 2
City Mills super. 50 25@4 co. do extra 81 25@5 co. do
family Sc 2596 5O do Rio brands S. 25 Paapsco FAM
lily, 81 90. Wheat-SOuthern stronger Western lower
and weak; Southern red 81 ISal 2 do amber, 81 249
IS No. Western winter red spot and March, 81 2O4
al 2OI; April 81 205I1 9O<: May, 81 205z91 2Oz June
81 GOAL 20l5, Corn-Southern firmer; Western spot
higher options shade off Southern white, SIC; vel
low c Western mix ed spot and March. 577s@571sc
April, SEC asked, no bid; May, steamer 5is
tG5i5Ic. Oats steady; Western white 4657c do mixed,
4iG45c. Rye quiet at 81 10. Hay-prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, SIS 00g2o 90 per ton.
Provisions firm mess pOrk-old, SIS so; new, SIS So
bulk meats-loOse shoulders and clear rib sides,
offering; do packed, 6@8'4c; bacOn-shoulders, 6Iae
clear rib sides, 9tac: hams, l1(dl2c- Lard-reined,
nl4c. Butter quiet; prime 10 choice Western packed
13@22c roll, lsid22c. Eggs frmer at lSc Petroleum
nominal; refined. S9SAc. Coffee dull Rio cargoes.
ordinary to fair, I94Gl12l4c Sugar firm SOFT 94c
Whisky dull al 81 lOdI IL Freights TO Liverpool
per steamer quiet cotton, 36@h4d: -four 22s Sd per
ion; grain, 5Ed54d. Receipts-iour, 1874 barrels
wheat, 9S 500 bushels; corn, 249s30 bushels, Ship
ments-wheat 4j,096 bushels corn, 27,7Ss bushels.
Saes-wheat, 80 rs bushels: corn, 1880 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-23
" SEVEN up"

Brains do not pay so well as rum,
lers. or a well trained tenor voice.
"A Gems of Thought" writer says:
"No star ever rose and set without influence some
where" Ii is the same way with a hen.
1T is harder TO get ahead IN this
vorld." said Clorindas young man, as her father
assisted him out of the door with his boot, than
il is to get foot
There are two things wanting to make
fhe New York Worlds Fair success. One is a
change of site and the Othcrisa sightof change"
-EoTistOlC7i Herald.
button stockings are now
fastened on by tying them TO the hat ribbons. We
saw the knot the other day as young lady was
wading over TO the post-Office.
A man in Albany having announced
that he had a historical pitcher" fourteen base
hail clubs have written him, asking what the
pitchers terms were for the coming season.
An old sportsman says that those
who shoot most care less for game suppers. Out
ofsye good hunters three said that they never ate
game and four said that while twas good enough,
Il could not compare with oysters, beefsteak mlsh
rooms, or seven up
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-23
MONETARY MATTERS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Wall Street TransaetiOns-The Latest Quotations
in Stocks and BOnds-New York and Bal
timOre Produce Narkets-LondOn
and Paris Money Markets,

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday together with open
ing, highest lowest and closing quotations. fur
nished by the banking house of H. d. Cooke, r * Co.,
1913 street, Washington. ID. C.:
There has been very little general activity in the
market to-day. Northern Pacific has been the chief
interest Following il in rhe scale of features may be
mentioned the Goals, which have been weak; Della
ware, IackawanHa and Western closing = per cent.
on, Delaware and Hudson per cent. off. and New
Jersey Central 81 per cent. off, The general market
has been absolutely void of outside pressures and
there remains positively regarding it to
port. Until further developments we cannot expect
to see decided move in either direction. Tonight
onethrd of the list closes where it opened onethird
has declined . to Ia per cent and the remaining
third has advanced Ia per cent. The fluctuations
have been within very protracted range and have
been created almost entirely by the-ordnary process
of room trailing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-23
REAL ESTATE,
OhhcIal Transfers OF Yesterday a,

Recorded.
q r olmstead presents the following transac-
~ Ieal estate in the District yesterday as re-
t'i'ed 10 him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY
nar 10, 10 - north. corner Eighteenth street west
!! west 25by 95 feet Inches square I56: John
On Cor 6rc ~ Mary b Bigelow, s. 800
and street north side) between Fourteenth
feil snI streets vest sublots 81 and So 80 by IS
s2Gs "i1e u.s. JudSOn F. Jones 10 Hugh Mct frey
po U twelfth street west between and L strapts
in part sublOt (norih 81 feet inches b % eat
"CSOJT9ury, nominal ~ -s L.
hsIFsfrstfeet south, between Third and Fonranda
feet nS est; part LOT least II feet inches by 70
Fusitt, $G5l ''o' Iolih Grinder 10 Magdaline
iSn 9 street east near street north mart lot
Richard ny o. ieel square SIS; Louisa j. Toone to
ST., street north, between Eleventh and -,,ol,,,,
Spr 6 part lot west p feet inches bv I30 fefI
nal. 49, SARAH Howard to Mary ]. Brady nomi-
avcnrn I5Iteenth street east betwpe. PENNSYLVANIA
In u and + streets south. naTf 81 10, n t,i % 10
CJro,ryy Silare lois; William b. jackson In Jobn NJ
SsoIy, nominal. " 'In'oi ~ JUhii W.
y 50 fer 'eth street east near street south lot
on IL IL lolL W. Starr, SlIj -
North. s,,A street west. between V and W streets
5B: Sy5To[O % !I3 feet inches by IS feet Soara
On streS -. EEch, trustee, 10 Mary i. Fitch S50J
lots , ana north near Fifteenth street west sinh
S1.,~S 20 go by ITO feet) SQUARE IaI. WILaI,nins
S,Ib !, % John Roche. S2080 " iiii''
,ah ri,ia hkHi.y ct al. TO William H Trotten: all
$3.50. ' and Interest in the estate Of John c CASH
CaiIti TitIlulleF 10 Jacob Hnster mari of a tract
county road fS9iLoush, lying the east side Of the
latef.SI,"r iet9iig from Second street IN The old
So '1' obtaining acres and rs. perches,