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Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

II . 5 e s WAGONS, CARRIAGES.
CARTS AND HARNESS.
~ head Of good work or driving horses.
III nitura cars, two horse carts
l lumber wagon, l coal wagon. firm
wagon, ! falling top buggy. no.top wagon.
Jump scat wagon, all Kinds OF wagon. carr
and carriage harness; Buffalo robes, horse
blankets, cutter box. forks, shoyels, picks
cna'ns ana crow ba's, and many other ar
tioies net herei4 e. umerated,
sale Positive
IERMS All sums OF S4) and le4s casb.
on all sums over that amount credit of 3D.
Gays WIZ be given by the purchaser giving a
osnkaDle note with apl roved irdorser, or 8
per cent. Oft or cash. -
mlo.t CONNER..& BR TIER.
Il. W. STIDHAE " Son Auctioneers
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& PEOIAL ATTENTION
~ GIVEN TO THE

PRESERVATION or NATURAL TEETH
Also beautiful sets Of liie.like artiaea
teeth nom ~ to SIS on the best plates. an
whites superior teeth. Filings Sl TO AZ
extracting rs cents. Over 70 years experiencs
A it guaranteed. Reliable and superio,
s0ots washes, powder, etc. Open Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday 1ights.
NO. 700 MARKET STREET.
DELAWARE DENTAL OFFICE
ian7eodl DIR. JAS. H. SCOTT. Dent,st
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Get the Best +!

wst,'' .s' S'., ,'. Clothing is til. cheap
M val ! times. LEONARD Hx,ss
At.s .ass Third street, has tb.
SpgIsaa a. no.ss largest variety OF
.atss1 ''ses' Superb tit sos..
b, .n., As = tailor and outts,
l,,s. Employs nOae but tn. b.s.
su,,s,,,ad snd therefore guar.utsss s
nlt 'ass''n sssa to all. You would oon.
Md ,'srs ,pss own interest by osllinr uHa
usA..n ,'a,n,ns : . NJ his stock, as he j.
,,sI s'sp p y tho cheapest, and HI. =,
My, ''an0' . sxoslled in ths as
n36-8m
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

nR: KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE.
~ STORER, 10 the wonder Of the age for
= sl 1eev0 diseases. An dtS stopped freS.
Seed % vi AEoh street. Philedelphis Pa.
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,a()R SALE.

MoR SALE.
4 ,,.n,. Market street property store
vsu"S ,,nS with an established business
nd dwe,ssssrr yssrs lot extending through tho
Nusrs;. Columbus Inn property, situate on
Aso ASso,unstt .rs PIKE adjoining city, ApRlyt to
Aenn' W. MoUAU1LEY %,
. 600 Market street.
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voR SALE.
s11oR SALE

b a.s,rsble. choice and valu. y
TWO very high state Of cultivation, In
sbls farms. IN H., a. Kent County, Della ware !;
ths garden sP%' Sy the n stats road from Frederios
Ailrectiy ~ s1ioining each other, contain.
Nv 10 Mll,otiu, scres upland and 10 acres in
inv about ~ &c. about is6 acres upls nd and 70
ripple theosussb t,". ssbery on farms, peach 4 apple
Niss cripple pnS other % iruit. Oiose 70 Milford
orchards sna anu" ut Two Of the most thriving
and Fredeleesc, ~ Olose to plenty Of oysters
towns In ken, kar,rs Hs Of JOHN MERRIOK, vii.
fsh, sc. in11aaMES SAPP. Milford. al9-lm
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-op sALE-THREE STORY BRICK
oh dvelling, No. 7o7 Monroe street, con.
rooms. In go,d repair will be sold
malne Int little cash required ; apply 70
cheap pu' W. SCOTT VERNON,
-,o, RRPUBLIoAN office.
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A DJOuRNED PUBLIC SAIL.
(Dn Installmsnt Dlan)

A DJOuRNED PUBLIC SAIL.
(on Installmsnt Dlan)
-0P-
Fifty BUILDING LOTS.
situate In Christians Hd., one square west G,
Union street In the city Of Wilmington. com.
prising one entire bloch, bounded BY Seventh
and Eighth streets extended, and Grant and
b@yard avenues, on
THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1857,
At2 O'Clock. p. u., on the premises
The attention Of tho purc hasers Ia calIsd IN
these building lots as being VOL COATED on
nigh ground and desirable for dwelling sites.
he sale VIII commence at 2 clock. o m. :.
ann proceed in order OF numbering on the
posted plans. An omnibus will leavS I'm and
market streets at l.a0 Pm.
TERMS oPSALB 30 psr cent, ca h as S,r.
leit money. and the balance In ell. ht monthly
payn ents OF 10 per cent. each without inter.
est' Deed and possession delivered when sIl
Is paid Settlements in all "a ses TO be made
previous to the fell Jwlsy Thursday, May Is
ut II noon. 1''
Failure In this or in meeting monthly p,y.
ments may void u sa'e. at option of the sell.
ef. DANIEL FARRA
Agent to effect sale.
L. W. S.lDHAM u SON Auctloneeys.
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,,1I11G HOUSES AT PUBLIC

DsALlEI;,, III, a.,,asa ,na. " . can get fair
Nemiu ,,i nr ces for dwellings valued under
ifno! ,.itH iu y X and under our rules Of making
sy syss.oiss sse.v s and during the next weeks.
Pubic saisI' HEALD & co.
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VIII be sold at public sale, at Northwest
corner Of Ninth and Wa nut streets, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY @4th, 1882.
at 10 80. O'Clock, as follows, the entire stock
rf ~S~'Ac esoSA
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NOR SALE, TEN HORSE POWER
UPRIGHT engins In good order. W. +.
GROS5LhY, III 2Snipley street. MI tt,
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INV sALE-NO. s23 WALNUT ST.
VS ssven rooms and bath, front porch, bay
G,dov lower floor grained, front and side
s,.dS suavI, ,ct 2l by ITO n. Terms easy. Apply
{SS's Allan Hil!es, 1000 King st. mar9-u
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wAG TIED.

JTANTEp-TWO GOOD aENTS, TO
w canvass this city for An excellent
work Apply from to each day at &06 Ship.
10y street, Std floor. mlbT
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P0LIEICAL OAEDa.
NOK SHERIFT,
S0HAIMAH Z. GEORGE,

Of Now OastIo Id,
~ .As9sn announce myself 8 candidate IN
~ Ss omoS OF sheriff Of New Castle County. a
Ssc,Son ~ general election. Subject to the
mZsen 70 support the nominee Of The psrfx.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-17

yyANTEI-A II JUSEKEEPEk ABOUT
w six miles In country. HENRY M
VBIrN, State Road Station. mlS.4t&
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vIYANTED. TO PURCHASE THE FIX
w lures or part Of hxturss of Q barber's
lhop Apply at 1903 Eas, Second st.
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NOR CORONER.
no cards no posters, but II l an not no,ni-
nated lor Coroner, hereby pledge myself TO
may be. THOMAS j. BENNE:TsT
azA-u Wilmington Dol.
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many ladies become my patients for that

many ladies become my patients Tor that
operation.
Talking of noses, was reminded OF
curious freak of nature this morning.
A boy of nine years of age was sent here
by his mother to have tooth pulled.
That child has the largest nose ever
seen on a human countenance. 1t is al
most as big as my fist His mother and
father were both patients of my father.
One day the old gentleman came down
to the Office and found man and woman
waiting his professional attendance.
Each had three-cornered black patch
of sticking-plaster in the middle OF the
face denoting the absence of nose,
They were complete strangers to each
other My father took the necessary
plaster casts and told them to call on the
following day. They did so, and again
came together; but this time it was very
evident they were acquainted. Suisse
quent visits clearly proved them to have
become intimate, and on the day my
father fitted the pair with noses they
walked off arm in arm on the sunny side
of the way, proudly conscious of restored
beauty. Three weeks afterward they
were married. The boy who came this
morning is their only child. He is per-
feetly healthy, and his enormous probos-
els is regarded with intense admiration
by his artificially beaked progenitors."
-LaterVieW in Philadelphia Press.
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flor ponhg Readers.
d CONSCIENTIOUS D0LL,MAKER


f d CONSCIENTIOUS DOLL-MAKER
Correggio Carothers was man of much re-
nown; Sues co.. f -.s..l .s,..I.. B.
The dolls he made and painted were the talk
of nl the town; ~i'I |I- rst f#.
In room half shop, half study, he would
gailv work away, t'. .I.. 81.
Completing, by his diligence, one dozen dolls
a day.
us l.g.t .l.t ..l..a aN .4.'4
If it Glanced to be fine weather, every Mon
day ne would go
With u number to the toyman's where he'd
lay them in a row;
And some would be so beautiful that one
could scarce refrain
From kissing them; while others would be
very, very plain! .......... t..,.
Correggio, Correggio,' the toyman oft would
ID cry,
"Oh, why do you persist in making dolls no
one will buyi .... - II
In my second-story wareroom l have hun
dreds stored away; 81 tff.. t. ..tt
And. if each had a pretty face, they'd not be
there to-day!" tt' ..t -[9-i if
my work is conscientious sir" he proudly
would ex lain; F. = ~ :
" AS dolls are mimic people, some of them
must needs be plain. '.'....t
cannot, assure you, give good looks to
every doll,
Since beauty is priceless gift that does not
come to all! 1"
Malcolm Douglass, in st. Nicholas.
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Horses Better Than Steam.

The Paris Tramway Company, after
five years experience of steam and
every system it could find-the number
was no less than twenty-one--has re-
verted to the old system of employing
horses. The result of the prolonged
trials has been to show that steam is
dearer than horsepower. The engine
requires driver and stoker, whose pay
is grea er than two of the old drivers or
coachmen. Then the fuel and maintc-
nance of the engines inorder were costly,
while the original outlay in capital is
about the same as that required to keep
up the requisite stud of horses. More
over, hardly week, often not day in
the week, passed without some accident
on the steam line, which proved very
costly to the company and led to com
plants being addressed from various
quarters to the authorities. Hence the
authorities at last issued a prohibition
against the further employment of
steam, and in this the company acqui-
esced with perfect readiness.
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"A fight broke out in the audience at
the San Antonio (Texas) theatre. Ma
mayer Jack Harris appeared on the STAGE
win cooked revolver in each hand, and
announced that he would begin firing in
Two minutes unless quiet was restored
The row ceased, and the entertainment
went ON. The account mentions that an
anter9om of this theatre is devoted TO
gambling, the games being brisk be-
tween acts, and that the actresses serve
drinks in the auditorium when not ON
the. stage-N Y. Sun.
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-Vanadium, discovered in 1901 by
Del Rio, existed up to 1867 as one of the
rarest of chemical curiosities. At that
time Rouen calico printer made some
experiments with it, and found it so SUI
perior to the sulphide of copper that it
grew into demand. But vanadium was
so difficult to obtain that even in 1867 its
compounds, containing but fifty per cent.
OF the metal, were equal to the price of
gold. Within the past year, however,
large quantities were found in France, in
alkaline earths, and the supply is sup
posed to be adequate to all demands.
This is striking instance of the unex-
peeted practical value often found in pro-
ducts originally supposed to be of inter-
est only to theoretical chemists.
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"A Boston man who found s. bill
in the street and then denied it, paid
$l7 for the lie and the larceny in the
Police Court. I'D '-IIIfna $50 -.
81 - ...fF NF.L.I
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Three Vicious BOYS.

Three little boys yesterday broke into
a car of the Reading Railroad, which
was standing outside the depot at Broad
and Callowhill Streets, and committed
sad havoc among its contents. With a
couplin-pin they smashed in the head of
a barrel of crackers, and, after eating
several quarts, strewed the floor of the
car with some more and executed war
dance in honor of their achievements.
They next attacked key of apple-but-
ter, which they absolutely wallowed in.
After that they opened barrel of eggs
and filled baskets with them to take
home. The rest they churned with an
iron bar. Harold Mclaughlin, aged
seven, was captured by Detective R. H.
Gray and taken to the Superintendent
Office, where numerous confessions were
extorted. He admitted that the other
two marauders were his brother Lewis,
aged nine, and a boy named Aiken. Be-
ing asked what he would do if let go, he
replied: ''Come back and get some
more eggs and things Detective Gray
says that these depredations by small
children are of frequent occurrence !;
that when he prosecutes he is laughed
out of court on account of their tender
age, and they know this and become
reckless. philadelphia Times. ~ u.s..
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When they want to be little utter
in Key West they have turtle egg socials
and cook EN- in FIVE styles.
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The Nineteenth Century speaks of
Christian missions as standing in the
foremost rank of powers. destined to
change the face of the world. Although
the beginnings were so small as to excite
contemptuous indifference, the. success
already attained now excites wonder and
admiration, "There are few things in
human history that wear an aspect of
higher moral grandeur than the opening
of what are now our great missions.
One or two men sent by this church and
by that, are seen going forth in obedi-
ence to a command spoken eighteen
hundred years ago, to begin the enor-
nous work of undermining heathenism
and reclaiming the world to God,
Among the glories of the century none is
greater than this All other enterprises
Of benifcence must yield to this magnif-
icent attempt to expel debasing super
stitions and convey into every heart the
ennobling influence of the Christian re-
ligion." "a r#l. w. -- 'n'
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BY slip of the pen an editor the
other day wrote, "the Satan of Turkey"
meaning the Sultan. AS John China1
man would say, its ''allee samee." go
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-03-24

The ~. rsfrich's yiap.

On the evening Of orr arrival at
Rir stone. ESt. Iatrick,s Day We re-
eelyed tastily printed invitation 70
attend ">oeial Hop at the -.
Charles given Ill honor Of It's proprl-
ptnr. III. Evans, b. his numerous
friends in Zig Stone AID Ortonyllle.
From the Joyous sounds heard later
I,o we could tel that ''all wis going
merry as Il maYia4e bell. :, and though
Innarrpstomca To stripping lie llsilG
fantastic toe, were greatly tempted
for rush out and join in the nolsesome
glee. Many Of the leading citizens OF
the sister cities We'd IN their efforts
ia make the occasion one OF soclal
harmony and pleasure long 70 he re,
membered; and the high farnval
which 1T times prevailed il 2 frlpndly
and temperate way would have done
rreait to a Mafal Gras festival. Be
rana tl.is we cannot speak from per,
sonal Enowledte. Int have been told
hv MANY Of thotc present t'ia5 the
rrowninr treat Of the evening was
,the unsurpassed nenn to ~hieh mine
1hasts OF tht st. Charles welcomed ms
1r,asfs We now begin 20 wisn tha'
#ssr had been there as we know some
thine of the kind CT table oar worth!
landlord sets.
I
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NJ. III NM
Mr. y. ". Cameron and "lte re-
turned from their visit 10 e"Stei y
Minnesota yesterday.
a. ". Buehford returned last h'9h9
from Excelsior, MIMI, anu s'oile'
over oll his route 70 Groteh.
John l.. Yehe has returned TO b.s
S,"nnt,Ify from Lake Zalieh, III. 10
resume his farming operations.
large assortment Of Boots anu
,hn.s of ali kinds and prices at JACK
son Buhler.s.
Charley Arnold joaneymaih ear, eal
neuter for ]. y. Wade, Niliie - VIZ "oin
the Other DAY. sawed into his llllSe'
~. - ,ch las since swollen badly hy fea-
snn II cold getting into y, Ho has
49,, 1,7l nfl work several days.
,ho county scat war up in Grant
county appears TO threaten the lease ~
- 9',I tha Sanctuary, for We ilnd IL Sle w,
:, ,;,han,, ~ Review TINT Elder h0ex
:" .,'ishas 10 thank Marshal Iock!lale w. :
i for preserving ~ Press
services on Monday evening go
and Dakotian.
1oh, Packard. Messrs. Tavern a a'.a
| Uaoan and Others. oI oseepi,'' ';,,a the
1ataiuei III town two day. 'l'lms7 49,. ars ~
hIilzard. They made l'eaaa 1ivelv
:, ''.'4h, me snicer House and are IVY ~ ~
o. "n, n,rru1jsing set Of farmers N,lo,,, an a as
/ eis'' 8, = 60 80 = n town. such men = =
thar soon build ~ 2 country ~ ,;aot ! - =
pits that they snow y ta1ati,n. ii
eIorbltant levles ol 'f.A.'s''
No,.ins Bros. sell the oWat'il''''
MoNl'e rha ~ best IN the market
o,t,nxi,le and Big Stone cjt1 : van, an
- ~ lam II tha lower end q - !,
a.a. ~ ,,.e ~ 90 that big lot q w. 49,.
stone laAe, nj - !, reserve, to aid naFlsa.
,;nn IN on the Minnesota a!a' I'M - - - Wasa.
r;rars rr \ delegate has psea - = - ion-
inaton to secure an app'op'
aIsnnuood Iii Messenger.
~. philip Roder, late o. ., = ps sectior j, II
VIA has purchased 2 laai.lha hont fou1
- y n land from 5. g. Jones, nv" NJ Whet
OF INV ast Of town near the nn, -,
lnliea = M cr.ep r, where he INTENDS =" - n'ea -,
stone 4,a,a - 20 home, as soon as ~ 80 -, -
. hls IoSn.e h;s family from Nlscons,s .ranae
, where he now y n.' ,.al
ments ,s for their removal sod,
Garden and Flower see0'
! u Mnnroe's Drug Store
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E.GT Al IAGNNIt,S


krch ~. 4 b,iz-z-z-a1l,
L. !,
- = = oiiI-z-z-dl".
/ laaa ,a sos Sho' ., ! afn'i - = .',' n''' !.
last week, and they have 60 SACKS
/ p o.,a,o
h., ,spolsSu % MA, ''',el ] ',,. ,,,a,i. ,',i,,
ss H. ,1afs,laA ol DAKOTA, ille.ar', 80,
H. 10 ne'al''1f'efs ~ :" a''''
(onteyideo. Nirn. is likely to have
(uaty-seat war. IF like Big stone
should fall into tho hands OF the
4is''neF' what then!
lheraeen Has al artesian well $50
deep which throws ~ i stream
Eater to the heisllth oI siAty-tiYe
above ground and at the rate Of
gallons per minute.
lur1ar u IL. a4ha,
ns,r ~ NJ, Vo',l'1'11sso NJ ',,,n ,, !,
|ea a"l -, Ml'0,alE. ! nn'cai'''f
L. as hos and baked i II one ., :.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE

| offer for sale, for the next ten
days. at a bargain for cash, my entire
OUTFIT Of household goods, consisting
Of one piano, one marble top bedroom
set, mattresses. bureaus, cOmmo,es,
wash sink, beasteads. chairs, tables,
carpets. cooking and heating stoves
dishes and in fact articles too numer-
Gus to mention; also about 50 bushels
Of seed oats.
The above can be bought within
ten days at bargain. Inquire Of
O. T. Jones at the HERALD Office.
Big Stone City, D. L.
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Baptist Social.

The ladies OF the Baptist society
,,i11 aivc Il nush and milk social at
: Charles Hall. on Friday evening
49,, g1st inst. to which the public are
cordially invited. Before the supper
come choice music and rccitations VIII
so''r1 - ron1erea. and after the mush and
,,.;,,s :. festivities have been disposed q
tha - siIe.spIitting farce Of tie Laugh
80 80 IJvana. will be produced With
NJ Nee Efettie Molm, as Mrs. Fnmcr
Mss Nellie Buckley, as popsey, John
= , Munro. as HornbloWer and DoWnie
- - M Fumer. A small admission
- ,r,ca will be charged at the door, Du'
nothing extra at the table.
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NO'EIt'i..

In consequence Of the recent change
in the proprietorship Of the HERALD.
We shall within 4 few days call upon
all parties owing Us. whom We have
not already seen, and request set
tlement Of their accounts. We wish
to get all the affairs Of the old IlrM
settled upat as early a day as possible,
and our friends can aid US hy giving
our bills their prompt attention.
DoWNIl. u JONES.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-03-24

Wv" l''t'Ic ul "a six coaches, all
crowded with immigrants for the Jim
RIVER valley and the towns along the
route
| y brother Of II. J. CHASER together
with Mr.. Rudolph Struble. a brother
ln-laW of the same gentlemen. arrived
from Pennsylvania a short time ago,
and are expecting to loc.te here.
Our accommodating station agent is
| a Wisconsin man from Waseca, ON
the Prairie du CHEN division of the
NJ. 4 st. 7. r. r. He came on the 9Th
OF March, and expects to be sent to
the front, first Of April.
| The members of the prospective |.
=. .. +. are on the eve of making
suitable arrangements in their hall
Tor the accommodation Of the lodge.
and among other things are having
made for them an excellent wardrobe,
! 10y the Baker Bros.
County Commissioner Barron staid
over at the st. Charles Hotel We'd.
nesday night, on his return to Wilmot
! from Nermillion where the trial of
County Clerk Bailly IS being held
! lie was quite sanguine of the ulti-
mate success of Big Stone in the
county-seat fight, notwithstanding the
! fact that two Milbankers were ready
and willing to swear to any and every
thing, rs usual.
Deputy United States Marshall BY
ron L. Pay, Of Waubay, was in this
lneighhorhood last week from Wed.
neslay until SATURDAY., and from his
/ intercourse with Sheriff Meadows it
was quite evident there was business
/ in hand. Two arrests were made,
Thos. Burns, Of Waubav, and --
Wheaton, of Mlbank, both for re-
peating, or making government claims
in different localities when only once
entitled to the privilege. Verify, the
way OF the transgressor is hard.
An instance Of the rapid settlement
Of lands in Dakota is found in the
fact that General B:adle, territorial
superintendent Of public instruction,
las been forced to relinquish his
choice Of fortN-liye sections Of land
which were to he reserved as A part
IF the gift OF tie government to the
Dakota state university. Tie slow
! process Of government routine in Sc
earit.fs thnae leatla n@7 49, g A4ae1 u
tor tie enterpTising immigrant. Try
again. General.
DR. r. Weller. whom we mentioned
canl,lp of te'-s ago as c0ntem-
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-03-24

Buhler 4 Ballou have just received
the largest and best stock Of clothing,
ever brought to this country, which
will be sold dirt cheap. Call ana sec
them.
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large stock 0f the St3nHaTi. DOCKS
atbottom figures At the Postoiliee.
Two Thousand acres of land for
sale by Jones \ Monroe.
Cheapest Money il Grant county,
Ter cent. interest. at MoNlus Bros.
The larg est stock of furniture and the low
e st prices Of any store ii the county, al +. J.
Monroe & Co.'s
The finest cigars and tobacco that ever
cane to Biz Stone City are TO be found at the
rost-ofIce.
Formers insure your property in the old
Continental Insurance Company. Of New
York. Jones Monroe, agents, big stone
City.
Parties wishing to buy land will do
we'll to call OF Jones L Monroe as
| they have more land for sale than any
other dealers III the county.
Farmers should call on Jones q
Monroe and look at the kalamazoo
Spring tooth Broadcast seeder and
sulkv Harrow. just the thing fol
putting in sods.
Get your Sewing Machine Of +. J.sMonroe
at the Furniture Store. They are the best anI
cheapest in the market.
! FRESH SEEDS
at Munroe's Drug Store.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-03-24

70 close ont ON entire stock g
LAMPS anl shades We are olieIlil-
them regardless u cost. a
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-03-24

REST.-Atter April |, a comfortable
Ie. " month 81 Year. Inquire 81 No
r..
ElLT Three rooms over jno. A. Nun
e's Drug Store. Apply on the prem
Girl for general h1lsewpfh
! ii private iamlly, enquire oi =. 1.
3, Big Stone City.
REsT Rooms In second story snitalle
bng Inquire Of J +. sehwantcs.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-03-24

Land bought and sold by Jones
Monroe.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-03-24

a large stock Of the standard books
at bottom figures at the Postoilice.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-03-24

The passenger train last evening
was made up of six coaches, all
crowded with immigrants for the Jim
RIVER valley and the towns along the
route
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-03-24
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aal Fresh Garden Seeds a
Plges.