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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
HhllheIioma or .sRis Cancer.

This form Of cancer is the most prevalent
type, and is in many eases fatal, as it grad
udly cats way until it destroys life /,
would Sc, m that Swifl's Specific is indeed q
specific for this scourge.
Mrs. X. \. Armstrong, Verona, Miss
writes under date Of May 70, 1881; "Aftcr
t,king six bottle Of Swift > recifc the cancer
is healing; is greatly reduced in size Irnpw
gives me no pain, and my general health has
50 much improved that am able to be uT
and attend to my household dutios-,omc-
thing had not been able to do in several
years fecl that it viii cure me-"
Mr.. N. n. Clayton, of Red Clay, Ga.
writesunicr recent date: "AlI painful sen
satiou in my cancer are decreasing. I feel
decidedly better, and the cancer has conf
mcnced to heal
pr. NJ. +. Crumlev, O~le;horp> Ga.
writes under date Of Nay 10ih: Mr.. Nave
who had such=- terrible cancer 81, his fac.
is about well. New skin has grown all
over his face, and looks almost rs well as il
ever did, and would like some Of yoll
company to see him."
Messrs J.&J. Z. IIarter, Of North Man
chester, Ind, w.itc, under date of May LIT
The lady with cancer is improving right
along, The Specific increased the dischar. c
for the fr-t few days, bat the soreness i,
g,ne and she is nue. better"
Mrs, v. II. Route. of GorclonsvilI', Y
writes under date of May II, 1851 Al Gn
much improved. The cancer is better; doe.
not pain me at all. Il is a wonder IS al
my friends"
Mrs. James z. Lyon, Of AIichaux Ferry
Va, writes under date Of My 10, 1881
"Ny condition is greatly inllsoye,', my gen
erAl health is good; my appetite good; can
CIR decidedly better, and has begun to hca
nicely. How canSI ever repay you?'
Dir. J. S. Rhodes, Il Mill Eiver, n. c.
writes Under date OF May 10, 1851: "M,
mother has been using SWiit's Specific abou
two weeks md is improving The cancsri
not now painful and i healing"
Mr.. T. j. Teate, # IFacis~a, Fla, write
ua,ler datc off, 1884, "swifI's Specific hS
cured a cameron my face, and has aln,o.
made Young man out Of mc.p
Ayr-E, Tnsley, Of Burr Mills, va, write
May 1885; ''Ny wife las taken fu' b,a
tics of Swit,'s Specific COR cancer, and ha
Impressed wonderfully. shall keep Il az
taycsso doubt it will cure her"
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases mail
cd free.
The SwrFrSrEClFrc Co., Drawer 8, Atlar
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
oUraRonINa ovn.s 1870.

There are men and women in public
life whose pathway is marked by the
remains Of whilom friends whom
they squeezed dry and dropped like SO
many sucked oranges. In politics il Is
said Of such man that he has kicked
down the ladder by which he climbed
In literary or other walks of life the
human sponge often swells mp with the
thought that he has "outgr0wn his
humble friends of other days In pri-
waite hfe the self-conscious 50 contents
itself with becoming more and more the
center Of its little circumference, TAX
ing none within its orbit who VIII not
consent 10 revolve around it and emit
light and warmth for its enjoyment.
There have been many and noble defni-
lions Of what q friend is. People oI
real individuality, strength and sensi-
tveness doubtless have fewer real
friends than they are apt to think, I'M
less they have been cherishing, uncon-
soiously. low ideals. But, whatever a
friend may not be, certainly that sweet
and noble term is unmerited by one
who, however generous in other direc-
lions, Is selfish Of himself -Goldcn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
TIE COUNT.

The official canvass by counties Of
rthe State Of New York proceeds slow
j.. But few errors have been found
that make any change IN the official
result. There have been -furty-fvc
counties convassed and only a Slight
clerical error discovered, (which in
creased Cleveland plurality forty ono
votes. The chickens continue Il
crow and everybody says SIC haze got
'em. and Clevelan} will certainly be
inaugaratcd. There is general rejoic
ing AMI notifications in all Of the
large cities among Democrats, and
Republican have give it up. The
complete result of the canvass in New
York had not been announced at the
hour Of our going To press, but there
we're only a few counties to hear
from and Cleveland's plurality was
considered safe. Completes returns
will probably be announced by Sat
urduy and the fact Of CIeveland's
election settled beyonda p controver-
sy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13

Early in The campaign the Demo
cratic Executive committee Of the
state offered a banner 10 the county
that made tue greatest Democmtic
gain over the vote of 1880 So far
as we have seen Harleman is entitle
to the banner. Ter Democratic in
cFeased over the vote ofI88O is nesT Y
500 per cent Give US the banner,
aud tie honor that goes with it to The
banner Democrat county Of the State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13

The Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of This county is good growing
foam. TO the gentleman compos-
ing this committee largely belongs the
honor and credit for Uardeman gain
ing the banner for the greatest Den
ocratic gain ever the vote Of 1872.
Let us have the banner, that the
state may know what strides We have
made in four years.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13

IN the Circuit Court Of Harleman County, Ten
Il cssee-Ste;ia A;cSeal vs.. p4tsicx 2ieNc+i-l'eti-
ton for Eiyo9ce.
Ia tais cause it appearing foa she petition
wli9ci is s-r.rs. 20. that the defendant IS nor-
resident q the state OF Tennessee, thai the ofdi
nary ., ocess o. law cannot be served him. it is
4-lca fast publication BE- made for four suce s.
ssiye weeks in the B5i yarBalletin, Z newspaper
published in Bolivar, Tennessee notifying ard
commanding the defendant 10 enter his appear
ance here Il aud plead, answer sr dcmuysto the Pc
tition hy or before tho terra Of said court 10 be
held at the Court House in B,l:yar Tennessee, "a
the 81 sfouday-ia November next or-said petition
will y, taken for confessed and tais eaese SIT ful
hearing exp.trtce.
This September ., 1884,
GEO. G. ADAMS, Cork
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
Rom Res da1t E0tic3

IN the County Court Of E~rdemaa CouHy, Tonnes
see JOAN Il. Ia IG!o~ten, TX. Ct al re ii t.
sell luna to pay debts c5eisol HIl!leston, A.
,sxasAer H1miltou and vile, EGcl ne Ha1l lton'
and Be ty Wcs.brook.
It sope4rf"7.-3o thc undersigned, Clerk q tic
County Court os Hard county, from the Petit
ti.m. which j. sworn t',at the defendants y J.
son Hudaleston, Alexaed.r Hamilton aHd wife,
EasIiae lltpl'ton. non residents d. the st3te
OF Icna-ssee it IS therefore ordered tait aal'.t'-
zion be made for iour successive e., 20 the Boil
var 31iletin, newspaper pahii h.l Ia Bolivar,
Tennessee, quitting sad defendants 70 enter tilsr
appearance IN the above sta Ell cluSe pendihs IN
The Couu:r Cua.t Of Iy..riornIu C1uGty, Tennessee
WITHIN the first three days e. the Next December
t4rn of sails court, and Plead answer or dr'aur 70
same, OF the petition viii taken for eouf, sse'i
as to them, a4d set for h.aria--' S:'arte-
W. ". BARLEY, Clerk.
October 20, 1884.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13

A special to the N Y. Evening
Post, from Chairman ManningSays:
"By Official returns, reported fiom
every county, Cleveland and lie :
bricks have carried New York state
by safe and sure majority.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13

Every Democrat IN the county Is
invited to be present at the grand
ratification on Monday night. Torch
lights, music, speaking. etc, will be
In order.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
EEE-EEeTTR NJ

IN the Circuit Coarsof Hardeman Cauaiy, Ten
ness ec-Turner Finger vs.. Martins Finscr-Pcti-
tian Tor Divorce
II this eause ii appeaTsffroPl the petition which
is sworn to- that the defendant is nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot lie served on her, it is ordered
tz publication be made COR four successive weeks
in the Balisar Balletin, wspaPer published in
I3liYar, Tennessee. commanding The defendant to
eater her appearance iiegsln and plead, answer or
desuur to te petition By befor- the term q aiG
eourt to BE held at the Court House in-B5lis AZ
Tenncsssa on the 3 I Monday in Neveiaber next, o.
said petstion II be taken for confessed aGd this
cause set for hearing exparte.
This, sept. >. 1851;
GEO q. ADAMS, C erik.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
WIZ ASK ALL

I tercsted in hides, Turs, Woo, Roots Feathers,
Beesvax Butter Choose, E=ss,-itric2 r ui- Poul-
try, Hay and Prd0uee generally, to send ios Price
Currents Prompt returns on all c"nsignnents-
rriaI shipments solicited Waste cotton and mot,
4 ait in.
T. 7. WILLIAMS < Co,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Office IG9 William Street, New fors City
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
ruE MOST Successful REAEDF
Ever discovered, it's ccrt.in in Us 2iesis ai.s
d Is not b!ltcr- Read proof below

~. Charles tskans.s August % 1888.
y. 7. EEHpALL & Co., Gent ~ Iakc PIE s,lre
in informing sou tHat ;l,rti u4afiy al If fbc bot
81. Of .-ui 1is SPAWN Cure fHat yD Saat nc ifin
s. ! ouis, according H. diree IONS and to sy sa1is-
.-ctioii taud HIit- say u fIF aurp1s,J 80 lhFCt
lvo wFexs fHy mare ga ir!y wei Ol ha itti.-
ness caused by aH~it,iu fuyer on0 Ftar staus-
:ug and la three * tiusr the swell & Ns al
iI, and tie mars j. aoss entirely w,H 3s1f
rot az Oil. as ever e@usizieI bottle ii = eH-
ian, SPAWN Cur. wa ia IL .e 5t53.9 ns il animal
va worthless rs sac wac on taree c5s pad cD4ld
clrerly get around GA iheIa and 3. sh il hs
i,te~i 5,.e..y animal ia tirsr rs g. 4 vi - ti.e
rpf,inent II th, bottle aft.r rim til l. are have
nelriv cured Il vcrr severe no She all 81 ny
biz toe tlrtf has .,ivc4 gre pa for CT three
Years have. only applied en- AIS spa il Cure
FOUR times and tilr corn ariF COST 10y the
-eot~ slid bout a1y pain. -sst caH~i5l4 il
5ii.- l.st itfHeat ia t5ss l4a.a .cuIaI Trsi4-s
IN ttie Horse asH Sis .s.zs~-,i,t3 would
nv money fer ID Ii J caui4 t8t get anOt Leg. Hop
..l.r vg.. gr.s.t st4t.-s .-s rcifiu
IYagz ~ 9ccifaI]y,
Z. c. LAHTTN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
Nashville viii have q grand ratili
cation next Saturday night.

Rally aud ratify on Monday nigh
Democrats
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13

Bolivar will be bril- limit Monday
night. The Democrats are going to
ratfy. Come in.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
IT, .lT3l l111gs 7lEEaA7Tl gatP1gll 2l92AAallA
AN KOg>EGs 4. .Bo1pI ASH.

This compound is pure
~ vegetable, each article
of engrvdient is perfectly
huriv icss in Itself, and m
combination. fo.lus an II
the most powerful, 81
;icient ann pic ssh { mt-di-
cillrs for theacisuYal ard
permanent cure of i;IjkU-
MAT.saI, SClsoFULA, SCALD
Head or TET"rEl;, ON
CUBoSTC S'RrS, PM rs
and AL diueds~s arising
from all impure tate of
the Birod I, is also good
ae an .Als,.tisst.r and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
DIR. DUN CAN -
Blackberry Elixir
Natures Great F2esmedy for Diseases aad
5R.ctious If he 1sOtceEs

Nfsftefc1 tF8fttt FfSffH faf' &}t%t'FSeS fSSsft
+Hsctious oftte IosceEs.
This splendid and unfaissag medicine is com
pounded sron Blackberry AMI other Medicinal
Roots and Herbs Is therefore perfectly haralless
Ii il Pleasant and sl.et0 the rsost delicate soa sch
II IS the most speed. and eectua medicine for the
cure Of al forms Of Darrheca in children adults
Cholera Morbus Flux Dysentery, and the various
summer complaints of thu Rowels, SO prevalent
among i classes during he s.lirner season. Only
10 tie price 30 ct) Is suaic'eut to effect
DR.. DUNCAN's CHILL TONIC.
You need not Shake or Chill ii you will use this
Tonic. 1t never fails to stop the most aggravated
forms Of ChIls and Fever if taken dir eted, in
from thFe4 TO seven da VS., when Qunine and all
other medicines fail. II will So if taken regular
", build up and tono up the weak and debilitatej
SYSTEM and above ali leaves bad effects behind,
as do so many other pr .parations.
| DR., 1yEEAg's LIVER Z .sj1NEY MEDICINE
The great preventive and cure Of all malal i;ll
diseases and sure cure for all form. Of dis ep,ia
and indigestion. It acts drectY upon tn. liver
and all the secretory glan,ls Of the stomach and
bowels it cures the disease BY removing the cause
from the system tiat produces brings On the dis
s. hence, it is unsurpassed for The cure Of Con-
stjpati,p Sour Stomach! Heartburn, Headaches ana
all those symptoms indicating tie N>.n 6fproper
action Of these glands situated in the stomach and
bowels. Tgso cr three bottles Of DIR. DUNCAN'a
LIVER AND KIDNEY MEDICINE Is positively
recomn ended toreleve and care any Of the above
diseases if taken as directed. Price - cents.
Du1tcd3t'5 form Syrup.
One bottle Of this syrup viii completely expal all
'e.ics Of Worms aad without injury 10 the child,
as contains Caomel or other injurious sub.
'anc, Again, II is pleasant to the taste and :
eypallc t6he stomach and therefore Administered
without trouble PFic9 % cents.
SPURLOCK, PAGE & co
NASHVILLE, TENN,
sole 1oI-Oprief Oz.s.
Fer Sale By ?. Y. HUDSON. Be i7ar. Ter 5.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13

Come in Democrats take part in
the ratification Monday night. You
arc invited and expect to attend.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
How the President Is Chosen.


judging from The numerous commu-
ncauons we have received asking for
INFORMATION about the system Of elect
ing a president Of the United States,
it will doubtless surprise a great m, ny
Ienders to learn that on next Tuesday
not vote Will be cast for Grover
Cleveland or James c. Blaine or eth, r
ofthe other candidates for the prcsiden-
cy. Technically speaking. the pres
1nivSlscted by The people and
directly for any
e. They cast
1rs, and these
lent and vice
number of electors
number ofssnatOrS and
5Ves which the state has in
mgress. In New York there a c
thlrty~six electors. Eaoh party has
Gn electoral ticket with the name ot
these thirty-six electors printed on.
Voters who wish to vote fol Cleveland
1t their ballots for the Clevc-
Asoral ticket Tbo electoral
...ivcs tho ,r,,,,ost ,,,,,,,
- M st,te yv;l.
and u,e
entitled
49,,
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no,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
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fe.a -s an ..sssf,,- G. s.s.,',se ssi "a as-fIse
Lsli> 'i.l .s.-.e5.i- 81 Fseaz'e ana .vil;e
,as.fx5.ta ara Louisville, 4irllg ana caatfe-
son-a a"a $esssl'l e ana Atlanta cssasstias With
l-epe.s F5s.i L. points
as fs1;'tes 81 osl'aLioa call on your neezsst H. i
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f. ~ t-p'.ess. q. \. bal'a., T-xza.
~i te~nt Memphis, Tennessee:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
bolivar EIarkot Report.

F. Fcntress, Sol,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13

P-7T,-.EEE Coaches ZAgHsD,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
Eo.-R si3ent Eotic3.

GEO. G. ADAMS, C erik.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-07-05

The plainest and strongest practical illus
tgation of the value of temperance ever made
was by p. T. Bamum, when he said in an
address at Philadelphia: II will undertake
and give bonds for the fullillment Of the
contract, that if the city Of Philadelphia will
stop selling liquor, and give me as much d
was expended here for liquor last year, 4
run the city next year, will pay all the city
expenses;no persons within her borders shal
pay taxes there shall be no insurance onprop
crty; good dress and suit shall be given tc
every poor boy, girl, man and woman; al
the educational expenses shall be paid; {
barrel of flour shall be given to every needy
and worthy person, and | will cleac hal
million, OF million dollars by the opera
ton.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-07-05

81 knew here would be great things hap
pen in Wall street this year." said an old
bny fisherman while seated on an upturned
ski fl on the shores of the Narrows. ut has
been so to my recollection for the past forty
years. About once in seven years we have
a financial change through this whole coun-
try, and every seven years Holsters visit New
York Harbor. | have watched this thing
closely ever since 1S49, when the gold fever
was a-raging and everybody going to Calfor-
mia to get rich in big hurry The next
summer-'50-I caught HOLSTERS in the Mar
rows. Then we had flush times until 1857,
when the Holsters were due again, and then
there was panic and ruin, and the old fam
lilies, as well as the goldfish aristocrats, were
left stranded and penniless from specializing
too heavy in gold stocks, until things had
grown too inflated, the bubble was busted
and a general settling up ensued. Then we
had hard times for seven years, with money
scarce and everybody pinched. Finally the
war came on, and things looked bluer than
ever.
''Fhe HOLSTERS came again in 1868, and after
that the valne of the dollar went up very
fast and tbinos took on ! wonderful turn
Won will ronor,hor +1,,t +b., br+tor vau 6o
and 60 cents \ nonnd bread flour and every
necessity were likewise high Everything
rose III valne for seven years, until Jay Cooke
wont ~ rioces and tber R,,c1, F.idav ro;sod
tbe financial whirlwind rpmember that
while T was a. sitting ON +be docl, hero tend
ing a 1obstor NOT -ror 1ohe+ers wore tb;cl,
AGAIN tbop-I road in a c;tv nonor about
| CO. cr,,t,, .o1,, ,,;4,, +ho t.on1,ar. a. 4ho
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-07-05

A parent who don't know how to govern
a child without whipping it ought to sur
render the care of that child to some wiser
person. Sportsmen once thought it was
necessary TO lash their dogs when training
them for the field. They know now that
the whip should never be used. Horsemen
once thought it was necessary to whip colts
to teach them to start on the spot at
tho wUrd, anu pun steadily. They know
row that an apple is better than the lash,
and carass is better than blow. If dogs
and horses can be thus educated without
punishment, what is there in children which
makes it Unnecessary to slap and pound them9
Have they less intelligence? Have they
colder hearts? Are they lower in the scale
of being?
We have heard old people say: 'If we
were to bring up another child we should
never whip it," They are wise, but little
too late Instead of God doing so little fol-
children that they must be whipped to good.
ness, He has done SO much for them that
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-07-05

even whipping can't ruin them-that is, as
arule. But alas, many children are of such
quality that blow makes them cowardly, OF
reckless, or deceitful, or permanently ugly.
Whipping makes children lie. Whipping
makes them hate their parents. Whipping
makes home distasteful-makes the boys
run away, makes the girl seek happiness
anywhere and anyhow. Whipping is barba-
rous. Don't whip.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1882-188?, 1884-07-05

The Leading
House. Most
reliable in
every respect,
latest styles
finest work
IN a II s h i p.
Lowest cash
prices. Every
one can be
suited, whole
5 lie a II Il
retail.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-17
COX. oDloRNE & CO.
LOCAL LACONlCS.

Receipts of grain have been larger to
day than for many days past.
VIM. Box has 1872 bushels of No. l fax
raised from twenty.four acres of land.
A large number of delegates to the
Congregational gathering have arrived
from abroad.
The race course is the scene OF lively
training operations among contestants
for the fair horse purses.
Yankton's polo club went down to
Sioux City to-day to play the return
game with the Sioux City club.
G. R. Scougal's trotting horse is get
ting down to reliable three minute
gait and will cut figure in the fall
races.
The woman's guild of the Episcopal
church will meet in guild hall to.mor-
row (Thursday) afternoon. A full at
tendance is desired.
Aurora Times: The Yankton Fire
Insurance company paid tho most
money for losses in July, OF any com.
pany in the northwest.
Although we have had several cold
nights lately, there has been no frost.
All crops are entirely out of the way Of
frost, 80 freeze would do no harm.
Grand View Tribune: The re.elec.
tion of Mrs. Coggins, to the presidency
of the w. G. T. u, of Dakota,is compll.
ment to worthy Yankton lady and an
earnest worker in the temperance cause.
The Woonsocket Times says that Oh.
VanTassel. formerly of Yankton, made
an excellent presiding officer at San.
born's first county convention. His rul-
ings were impartial and he kept his
head.
President Ward, of the college, will
deliver an inaugural address at the an
nual meeting of the Congregational
churches this evening. The meeting
begins tonight and will last through
the week.
A counterfeit fifty dollar greenback
created sensation at the First National
yesterday. 1t is fair representation of
the genuine, only tie black ink has a
glossy appearance and there is visible
imperfect work IN the engraving.
Mitchell Capital: DR.. Kirkpatrick,
Of Letcher, passed through Mitchell yes
tsrdsy in charge of Mrs. Wilkinson OF
106-62, who had been sdjudged insane
by the Sanborn county commissioners
and assigned to the insane asylum at
Yankton.
Tomorrow afternoons passenger train
from Sioux City to Yankton will be held
in Sioux City until seven p. M, to give
visitors to the fair an opportunity to
take in the days exhibition and return
home the same night. Fare for the
round trip, 1926.
w. F. Lorenz died at eight O'Clock
this morning at the Minnesota house, ol
consumption. His death was eudden
but not unexpected. His brother, L. P
Lorenz. Of Buffalo, arrived in time 70 b.
with him during his last days. The de.
ceased has lived in Ysnkton about thre.
years.
A party OF four young men from east
ern Pottawattomie county, Iowa, reached
Yankton to-day BY private oonveyanoe
They have been travelling through the
territory With the idea Of securing infor
NATION In regard 10 its character and vii
| continue their trip west about al,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-09-17
Reachiur for the Black Hi,I,.

Reaching for the Black Hills.
The Deadwood Times of the 9th inst.
has an interview with DR.. McGillycuddy
of Pine Ridge, in which these points ate
given about the Valentine extension.
Graders are pushing work on the Sioux
City and Pacific. which road will be in
operation to point within twenty. five
miles Of Pine Ridge in less than year
or 115 miles from Rapid. While We
do not feel at liberty to quote the doctor
regarding the reservation bill and lte
chances, we are at liberty to say that
the Sioux City and Pacific will, in all
probability, be the first to bring relief to
the Hills.