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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27

New York, Feb. 27-Flags are display.
ed to-day at half mast on the public
buildings in Brooklyn ont of respect to
the late President Garfield.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27
First Publication. February l6, 1889.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Yankton. D. 7

Land Office at Yankton. D. T.,
February 1lth. 1882.
named settler has filed notice Of his inten.
ten to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before
day, Malch IL, lss2, At 10 O'Clock, .. M, v,s:
John Anderson. ID. 8. No. SeQ6. for the south-
east Quarter section 3, township %. range 81.
his continuous residence upon and cult;vation
of said land, viz: John Hadorf, Henry san
berg Charles Slot Hama p. Nelson all OF Ade.
ALA, d. 7. GA. WETTIk, Register.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27

The house committee on militia has
agreed upon the bill to amend the mill
tia law in accordance with the petitions
of the national guard to increase tho an
nual appropriations to $1,0OO.OOO, and
distribute it to the states in proportion
to the number of militia they maintain.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27
European News

London, Feb. 27.-Rumors of Glad
stones intended resignation are ground
less.
Paris, Feb. 27.--The republicans were
successful in the election yesterday, ex-
cept in one instance, that Of Bonpart
list elected member OF the deputies.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27
A fine quality of potter's clay has beon
d;scoyersd in Hand county.

The Chicago division Of the Southern
railway association has revised its system
nj SUBJ divisions for tho allotment Of per-
centages on traffic.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Feb. 81.
March; sl.8stGSSl.26ai April; Slssaa1a6;s
,CosS-HiGher, 5sac cash; 5sXass;. April;
,OATs.Stcady.. higher, 4OAo cash; 4ohalo,s
March; 4l@54la April; 44@4ll4 May.
BAKLEY-lower, 81. .C4.
WHISEY--$l.lS
PoRK.Good demand, higher, $l6.9saa SIe.e7n
cash; l!.ss.a@M March: Sl7.l4aSl7.51s April; !;
LARD active, higher. SIO.45 cash; slo.4s@
May.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27

Nlilbank Review: Determined that if
they can NO longer rule they will ruin,
the conspirators at Big Stone City are
now endeavoring to create the impress
sion abroad that the credit of Grant
county is being impaired.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27

Tho Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
following the example of the st. Paul
roads, has withdri wn from the compact
to prevent agents from receiving oona-
missions from other roads other than
their own for the sale of tickets.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27
NEW YORK.

MILWAUKEE.
Milwsukes. Feb, y.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27
BEER.
JOS. SCHILTZ,
Milwaukee Beer, !,
On draught at
GEORGE BROWNS
Third st., Sample Rooms.

RROWNB facilities for keeping Beer cool
- and fresh are unequalled. and he is at ali
beverage It his popular establishment.
GentlemAnly bar tenders 'fisiate and BrouS
10 ready to guarantee satisfactory attention and
satisfactory goods. The best of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
street Whea in Yanktsn.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27

~ Because it's CasA system is success
tully established and gives to its Gus.
toners advantages which the credit sys.
tenn does not possess.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27
No report.
New York, Feb. "a.

NEW YORK.
mo rcrort.l
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-02-27

mo report
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21

in the cause. Who, that has any knowlege
of Inc laws delays In this state. Will not soy
that hs was the wiser course7
lie knew how 10 present his pleadinRs
and evidence, how far 10 examine an OPP
poslng witness and seldom failed 70 expose
a false one. But his greatest skill was IN
the uye of books OF authority. lie brought
in but few, and only those strictly peril
nent, and used them with mastery power
and whitening effect. But he never dis,
played surprise or want OF knowledge oil
the authorities his adversaries read
seemed TO have studied every case
infinitely, and to be prepared as II by intui.
ton, to show the court in brief style, that
they did not fit or control the case on trial
AS
ALEApER or THE PEOPLE
and pioneer in public thought, he was
bold and independent, earnest and sincere
in his present convictions, however
at seeming variance with previous
and his political education progressive
Such a man, in such an age and country
will ever be, as Mr.. Hill often was, assailec
and criticised for inconsistency. And II NJ
| had q weakness as q statesman, more prom
inent than others, 1t was probably showr
in the useless and continued efforts he wa!
accustomed to make in giving prominence
after results were achieved to his own lore
cast and where they took different turn
in indicating his own consistency: >,
Those who knew and survive him, VII
gaze at the splendor of his intellect, ant
the heroIsm of his moral courage, like tow
ering cliffs, that stand above the plane
life in common and ordinary men, withou
hating much to count his faults, and viii
in fact, lose sight of the feeble lives tina
shade the splendid picture of his life ant
character,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
me sale Of Aaulterated Drugs

How TO prevent the sale Of adulterated
drug. is question which has been much
discussed in Philadelphia, and Il Is i'm
portant. Even the diution Of drugs often
results in serious injury TO health, and the
Philadelphia Press gives an instance oil
death resulting from the use Of pure
ladanum sold by an honest druggist to a
Young man who bad been accustomed to
take the same dose Of the drug dilnted BY
A dishonest dealer. II is recommended by
Mr.. Eastlake that the drug trade appoint q
standing committee Of practical chemists
10 whom complaints Of adulterating OF III
luting drugs may be made, each complain
ant 20 deposit money enough 20 pay ior
making an analysis. the money TO be re
funded II the complaint is sustained. But
why not enact law providing that bali Of
the fines imposed for the adulterntion on
dilution Of drugs be given 70 the persons
obtaining evidence 70 convict the Offenders
A motive would thus be provided Tor the
erecution Of the laws 30 prevent pernicious
practices Of druggists. Chemical experts
would be alert TO test the wares 81 suspected
dpalers. in order 70 obtain the reward and
. Ereaf evil would soon be corrected
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
The Court-fiouse Bonds.

There was a called meeting Of the county
commissioners court yesterday for the pur'
pose Of concelling 5000 Of the courthouse
bonds, issued 1873, bearing 10 per cent. in
terest, and to mature in 1893, The present
debt OF the county, including script and
bonds over and above the present assets
now in the hands Of the treasurer, is only
49,. 500. and Of this sum $1,000 is in court
house bonds, which are at big premium
and which the county commissioners court
propose taking up as soon as possible
By this transaction Dallas county Is saved
As $50 interest that would have TO be paid,
over and above the premium given.
The bonds had eleven years more 70 run,
and at ten per cent. interest per annum
added 10 the principal, 5000, would sum
up Sl4,7OO. The amount given Tor the
bonds was $3.50.
IA i true the county, under The law,
could invest the cash on hand In United
states bonds bearing four per cent. The
premium. however, for L nited states bonds
I twenty dollars on the 800. 1.-THE county
should have pursued this course instead o.
purchasing a. they have done, the county
would have lost on these bonds s4,65O
which IL saved 20 Dallas county BY the er'
perienced financiers Of the Affairs OF oui
oouuty.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
brother Horse-ThIeyes Ragged

Deputy Sheriff Elstner, Of Shreveport
Louisiana, passed through the city yester
day morning, hay ng in charge as pris
oners Henry and Robert snead, colored
who are brothe,s, wanted in Ellis county tc
answer to the charge of cattle stealing.
committed in 1876. They were captured
near Shreveport, and brought back
on a 'requisition from the governor;
The prisoners are well educated and
rather slick in dress and their general APP
pearance. Robert was a member OF the
stone county, and Henry is at present and
has been for some time justice OF the
peace in Arkansas, just over the Louisiana
line, where they both have been residing
for some time. They accumulated, if re-
ports be true, fair share of the, goods Of
this world, and Robert, who is knowing
looking fellow, is credited with being the
husband of white woman of intelligence,
but vitiated taste.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21

year different from the past ones; 'et us he
animated with the spirit Of true.
religion, which consists not W. the length OF
our utterances, nor IN the y'jhemence Of our
tones let us vow 10 "R ant mercy, TO do
Justly, TO walk humbly before our God, to
enter on q course OF true pcnitence, heart
felt prayer between now and our holy fom
Kippur; then, my beloved, when our last
hour on earth has arrived, and the trumpet
of recall to our true home has been sounded,
we will truly realize what is the actual
profit Of mans labor upon this earth; -,
Let us in the new year all rally with, ola
enthusiasm around our flag Then, indeed
our names will be recorded In the BOOK oil
| Life, and Gods blessings be with us.
THE ORTHODOX CHURCH.
The Orthodox Jews, who cling techni'
cally to the old forms, and who differ from
The other church, or reformed church, IN
their mode Of worship, held services at i:3o
yesterday morning at Turner hall. They
humber but few members. Their services
are conducted entirely in Hebrew.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
Tho Dallas County Lines.

A HERALD reporter had a talk with Cap
tain ]. NJ. Strong, county surveyor, yes
terday concerning the new surveys he has
run of the Dallas county line, and elected
the following facts just as stated by him;
II have received the opinions of the
Hon. w. G. Walsh, commissioner OF the
general land Office in regard to the disputed
points on the north and west boundary
lines of Dallas county. That the public
may fully understand the points OF differ
ence l submit the following. Dallas county
is constructed by law parallelogram OF
thirty miles square (barring the .convexlty
of the earth) with the old Fannln county
line as base line. | claimed that Dallas
county was entitled to thirty. miles square,
her boundary lines should be straight
lines, and that all former surveys OF
her boundary not made in conformity to
the law creating the county were void: me
commissioners court Of Dallas county IN
the year of 1850 appointed Warren A. Fer
ris to establish the boundaries OF Daiias
county. At the northwest corner, OF the
county Ferris made well Defined corner
east, marking and defining the line well;
after passing the fifth mile-post, he ascer-
tanned that he was south of the Fannin
county line nearly half-mile. He made
at this point an Offset north to the Fannln
line and proceeded eastward with his work,
and did not go back to correct his north
west corner or his line up to this point. he
made his report to the commissioners court
and it was received and recorded with tins
error in it, and l might add much
of his work was inaccurate. Denton
and Tarrant counties claimed that
Dallas county was held and bound
by Ferris, survey of the boundaries. These
are the points that were before Commiss-
Toner Walsh for his decision. lie directs
the surveyors to run the lines as defined
BY law and not to be governed by errors OF
former surveyors" Dallas county, accord
ing to this decision, in the re-suryey OF her
boundary, will gain about 1900 acres OF
land, and thus will be added to her taxable
property at least one hundred thousand
doll RS and also several good and estimable
citizens. Judge Burke and the COMMISSION
ers court were aware of the inaccuracy OF
Ferris work, and for this reason appointed
me to re-survey the boundaries OF the
county. The court also ordered me 10
plant at the end of each mile on the line
bois d arc posts, eight inches square, hve
feet long and three feet.in the ground. When
the survey is completed, these monuments
will enable any one, who may wish to know
to easily determine the exact locality OF the
county line. The re-survey will certainly
be benefit and convenience to the county
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
Negligent Homicide.

Charles Clark, the co!ored youth who
shot and killed Mary Carroll, colored, near
Miller's ferry on the 10th inst, had prelim'
mary trial before JusticeEdwardsy yesterday
It will be remembered by the readers of the
HERALD that the prisoner claimed that IL
was accidental and that he voluntarily
came in and surrendered himself to the
county authorities, since which time he
has been confined in the county jail.
County Attorney Seay appeared for the
state and Colonel ID. A. Williams Ior the
defendant. The prisoner made the follow
ing voluntary statement to the court, winch
was reduced to writing:
81 live about two and one-half miles frcm
Dallas; lett home at O'Clock on SUNDAY
morning, the 10th, and went over 10 Henry
Dunigafi's, where / breakfasted; carried
along with me an old five.shooter cap and
ball revolver Of ancient pattern, which had
for a long time been kicked about the
house BY us children; after breakfast Mary
Carroll, step daughter TO DUNCAN, Emma
DUNCAN and / started out to gather hickory
nuts; when we had got through picking up
nuts and were about to start home Mary
picked up the pistol and snapped II at me-
| took it and snapped 1t her, and in at
tempting to cock it the second time. could
not get Il beyond the half COCK notch, but
pointed il at her and snapped it, when i
went off, the ball taking effect near the lett
eve; 1 had handled the pistol for months
and snapped it at everybody on the place;
Mary and Emma and / played together
every day, and no ill-feelings had ever ex-
listed among us; am 10 years old"
Emma, the stepsister TO the deceased,
said that when they went TO start home
after they had finished gathering nuts
Charlie snapped the pistol AZ neT lLIliuaJ
when Mary told him he had better quit be-
fore he shot somebody. He then pointed
the pistol at Mary. and saying: "l'll shoot
The court pronounced it negligent homi-
eide, and fixed the bond Of the prisoner at
$500, in default Of which he was recon-
mitted TO jail.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
Successful Operation for Cataract

Mr.. John S. Phillips, of Hunt county
had been blind with cataract for nearly
three years. He is an old man, "a years Of
age, in good health and much respected in
his county and wherever known: He came
to see DIR. Davis, of this city, who removed
the lens successfully on the 18th inst, with
will remain in the city until the eye heals,
and will return home seeing, but will have
to have an operation on the other eye for the
same trouble.
DIR. Davis is said to be a success as an OPP
orator, and thoroughly understands his
business, and his Office is thronged every,
day with patients from the city and all
parts of the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
THE BLUHs.
ron rliE suSDAY HERALD


And 80 you, sweet Lucille, were believing
am ever llght-heartod and gay"
As though llfo were with me but the weaving
Outright sungloams with roses OF May
That some Genei stands ready to gladden.,
By oboying my every behost
Any by rubbing lamp, like Aladdin,
Roallzo every wish of my breast,
Since, whether in the mazes OF men,
Or salons OF the lovelier sex,
Nor my eye nor my lips, nor my pen,
Be.ray aught of the thwartings that vex
All. fair friend of mine, little you know,
OF the counterfeit masks that VIC wear,
or the wells that disguise the Below.
And hide the cruel caverns OF Care.
And how little you dream OF the DART
That the sweet scented petals conceal,
Or the wrecks that lie strewn through the Heart
Wrecks that surface waves never reveal
Know then, when our Souls are the saddest
Disappointments we cloak In smile,
And when warbling and seemingly gladdest,
We're grieving In Sorrows broad isle.
"And our eyes wear Summers bright glory,
When Winter is wailing beneath.
Yet we tell not the World the sad story,
OF the thorns hidden back of the wreath"
Nor of the gay garlands we braided,
At Youths golden Gates of the race,
OF the laurel and palms that have faded,
Or the Cypress now grown in their place
These are struggles 'twixt duty and feeling
Lies travels we bravely should bear,
And It's wrong to be always revealing
To others our mountains OF Care.
And yet, yet there was Ger known sea
That rocked not pearl in its blue,
And each sky has star, it may be,
For the soul that is patient and true.
And SO out in the broad World somewhere S
Each heart is awaiting its guest
That t will lift from the depths of despair,
| To rock to repose on its breast
And now you are asking the reasons,
My verses sound so like sigh,
When in brightest or bleakest of seasons,
My life seems their truths to deny
know-but I'll never tell why.
DALLAS, September 16, 1882.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
A Snake In n Cactus.

The large water cactus, brought from the
land of the Montezumas, which stood in
the Glen Lea saloon, an object of interest tc
all who saw it, was carted off yesterday
II began to rot and why was a source Of
much conjecture. as it had plenty Of dirt
$50 for it before it began to decay but re-
fused it. On cutting it open, to Their
great establishment, a large spotted snake
some seven feet in length, was found coiled
up in the center of it, which was no doubt
the cause of its decay. The reptile was
killed and his skin preserved.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21

ms In Al ft--nut. ches ard lung trou-
t1-----r.Ia1 ufrrrfnr-courh. selma. ccn-
~--~-@fr-- rsr-e-sn a sinfls de- ~ D..
lrrrr.s ErrIi1t EerrelT III reeve -
49, err~rIfr--s 81 dist-ess i = rleas4ri 2
trFs. rrisT y rirsr - ne yU1nreE etle
~ rrnr-nrtees rrrs ir rrET 60 La
49, NV n rerta. Errrlnr So 5crs
~9r. Fr ~ ~ r P1tters1r A G Q
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
The First Train.

The first train from the new depot of the
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe road leaves this
morning at 8 o'clock for an excursion 70
Alyarado springs and Cieburne, and will
have aboard several of the officials of the
road and a number Of citizens from this
city. The track will be completed to the
depot this morning by Q O'Clock, and on and
after Monday trains will run regularly from
the depot. Mr.. Storms, the ticket agent,
will move into his Office in the new depot
Saturday, and within the next few days
through trains will begin running TO Gal
weston
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21

Considering the number of competitors
and the strenuous efforts put forth. and the
high repute some of the competing Brands
enjoy at home, the wiHning Of the only
Gold Medal ever given at an Australian
exhibition is quite a matter OF congratula'
ton on the part Of Messrs. w. I. Black.
well a. Co., manufacturers Of Blackwells
Durham tobacco.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
D.II.. Co.nty Assessment

The tax rolls Of Dallas county for lseZ
lust completed By Mr.. z. y. Rsvlins
county ASSESSOR, show mp the following In
tsresfing facts and figures, to-vit 575,40l
acres Of land assessed ct S3.ss,4l0; real
estate Of the towns and city assessed A. -
o. 50. rnilruads and telegrsDbs, ~ -
vehicles. s1914s5 manufactures tools,
implements. machinery, etc. tzl5ls91 ms
terials and manufactured Articles, $40
horses $50 so. cattle, 81, l3f jacks and
jennets, 800 sheep, f5trst goats. 80
hors So merchandise - s1Jus
rn1nev On hand. f79,14j. miscellaneous
Tropertv. s0Di190, Total, sl0f1e-,
do state tan. 81 MlI; cguD-
~ tar. s15. ss554. T0tal, Sl9 l64z.si
II 4 esfirnated thni there az SO 90 ncres q
and in Dniins county. SO 800 a Which Il
g-nrfed 20 the Irternsti0u.l 4 6resi
knrlhern rnilrosd cornpary, an1 a erciElrt
from tarntion. 20 acres belong - he
rorrfr fn-rn. also ererrpt ICtal, -
sddef 70 SIS 81 rnafes tCtal ~ ~
nr-ss. ms f. gettirr = oyyn frettT lfies
81 Il fnkes fust suct q hard-wurftnr.
rnIns-t.kinE nsn 81 our Fopulr assss.or
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
IVA. III. January "A isa.-olrra HrDrors

O..
oeufs.-Enclosed find one dollsr, fol
which please send By return mail one bot
re CARERS Little Nerve Pills, and for TIE
balsnce Carers Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle Of Liver Pills recsived rom
you sons time arr have been tested 81 me
and several q my frends, nnong NDom 4
dirfribufed fhern, and in every lnstancs
here efvrn entire sHtlsincti0n- For s1cf
be9darhe. tbsy ars the rnedicins-seek not
70 improve thern-theT AZ perfect
f. HrsH VIII, Ava, Inckson o.. Us
Fur ale hy WilliErns. ToLlivE A Nalker,
drurrisia. U.llns Terns.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21

Whole Tickets, s2, Half Ttchets.S1
81 Tickets, S50t 55Tickets slOO.
Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
express can be sent at our expense, Address al
orders to r. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier-Journa
building, Louisville, KY or z. M. BOARDMAN
6os Broadway. New York; or Box Sc. Dallas
Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21

Illusa.1ed Marriage duide, ~ pages, RS
and XII binding, 90 cents ,sinc II, pspti ,ove
20 cents Manhood. 10 cents; womanhood I
cents; ps iphlet . cents, securely sealed. n
mail Send money or postage stamps
WHITTIER, the great specialist, or H. fhsrp
street. ~. Louis, No.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
CURE YOURSELF!

Dr. Bohnnnans v~srtabie Curative" isvkcnied TO per.
manenty cure all forms Of spsrnattorrhsa or senlna
Weakness Gerersi Debility, impotency. etc, and restores
.Iost Fever" and brings back the syouhfal Ngor' Of
those who have destroyed by sexual evil prac
tees in from 20 seven We ks time. This remedy, which
has been ued BY Dr. Bohnnnan in his private practice fI
thirty years known to fail In curing
the hOif1 tthIS II gscs sdsiiy and tnpErts energy
with wonderful cct 20 those mdde-ogcd mon who feel
weakness beyond their yssrs IT. inygoTstlng propeiis
are felt a. Young suffering from de conse
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this Medicine with the OF npeedy fr
pBRnlAENr The paslciA gains strength and ess
teity Of spirits ct once acts directly te parts eect
ed soothing end healing tonic md nnodyhe 10 the
laxed seminal vesices and rritsed ducts, mparng p0ve
and tone aud restoring them 10 their natural STATE The
II the banefnl habit hsd been indulred in. IN
ingredients simple PRODUCTIONS q naur-bsrks,
herb. &C. tndAre sSeche for TIE aboys diseases.
u8-1rice, live Dollars, rnt with full drectous etc.
vy addrsss, Tgr rse only At Dr. A. Bohannans Office
No Cl North Fih rtrrf, between Washington snf
Grtea street, 81. Ions. s<s. Esiablvled IN tsgs.
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