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For Boys and Young Men-City.
NHARLIER INSTITUTE, New York City,
v los West 50th-st-on Central Park.
For boys aud yJUng men from tO2J.
Be0pens september 3, isoi
TR!NITY SCHOOL. Founded a. D. 1909.
I 1877 Broadway. Rev. r. HOLDEN. Rector.
Under direction OF tic Trustees Protestant Er scopa
Public scho) Right Rev. EsaOp Potter president Prepares
college for business Foree beuehcos apphon to he
made 10 the secretUy Paving pupils received Father in
formation given az the school
Mex term begins sep ogh"r J.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
y No l473 Broadway, DIST; 4Sth year Primary
Commercial assios Departments instruction thorough
Terms moderate NJ. NJ HOBBY, ". l. AKIN, fIIDip-is.
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4 NEW DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS,
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Primary TO Senior the advantages OF school with the IInu-
cnco Of private Glasses
MRS. SALISBURY.
vi 20 EAST -Ath.et.
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Gtfamboats ano tlallroaos.

A -ROND0UT, KINGSTON and CATS
g.. gill @9UNTAINs1 e Cragstons West
aud Esopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware steny
Glove aud Catskil Mountain and Ksatersk Railroads
Steamers City Of Kingston and James ". Baldwin
every week day at por foot Of Harrsonst N. II" Ell
cept SauTdays when city OF Kingston leaves at m for
ROndOut direct making way.landings connecting With
special train for all SUMNER RESORTS THROUGH THE
CAISKILL MOUNTAINS.
Freight steamer will Leave p. m. Saturdays for all
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| ONG BEACH.
I Enl0U VALLEY RAILROAD, -rs.sso,.,,
NEW- YORK CENTRAL AND Hnns0I

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER HAILnOAD -qcahebclBg June % lsK
through tTalas will leave Orebs Ceanai Depot NV
b IA Western New. YGk and Northern ETprss wiz
uIou 90 dfaH hg room cara 70 heeh ester sad 10 M0n real
$40 m Fast Lmlitd Chicago Express with dining cars
stopping ~ Albany Vucs Syracuse Rochester Buffalo 81
loll a. next day.
eoos. ,srI ga Lake George and Montreal express.
through draw nfiOsm
1890 m Chicago EXPRESS drawngroom cars 70 Canaan.
dagua sRochsster Nlagara FAILS Buffalo and RohAsd
EPhsgs connects for osweao ..d Hh.r.a >prinas
II a NJ Western New York and Northern Express with
drawing room -
nm Albany. Troy, saratoga Lake George and Utica
Express, throu Oh draWlnRr09fn cars
4 r. m Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
IS st. Louis Express with sleeping Niagara
Falls, Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday Toledo Ds0s
and 81. Louis
Aubnrl road n q TO > rato o. also to Montreal
M Pacific Express with sleeping FOR Rochester,
Buffalo Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chicago
st, Louis, Oswego also l3yt0p Except saturday.
II m. Night EIIsess with sleeping Albany ana
Troy Connects with the morning trains for the West AID
North except saturday night.
Tickets on sale at Grand Central Depot No Bovlrs
Ofees Park place and 755 and e42 Broadway Newfq.
FouTth-st. Williamsburg.
Accommodations in drawnyoon and sleeping can 10
procured any OF the ticket Offices In NewlOk City AID
bS3 WashingsOn-st, Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residence
J. ~ IOUCFY {. IS MkEKER
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
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A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.

49,. a, :, IItTIW npd IT. JOHN,
leave Pier II " n. foot OF anal 81 every week IA,
~, i'hn,1 .9d and baggage checked 10 ali stationPl
~. iVIA Nehlial " ~ ana West 5lUfe iuUrflf er.l
80 rs. 90 "Doys rad are entitlcd o passage ~
S'N'''o'''o ''''' ". W. EFtrlI :"
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OCULAR SHORE LTNE.-Fdr Providence,
Roa'on and the hest Al rail from Grand Centrs, Depot
Inree express ens daily Sundays excepted TO Boston
ul B. m. paTor attached aud 10 with palace
sleeping cars' sundays a. 10 p m with palace sleeping
cars Newport express leaves ana Genital Depot AZ
L. ". POPPLE. AGENT
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
v,l n rs,,ai., FAST LINE TO IrE wlsf

Via Philadelphia ma ltimors snd Washiog,1,
Trains leave from Pennsylyapla n H. Depot.
M except SUNDAY Tor WASH gtDn ami an poi,,. ~.
p ~, DAILY FAST ENpRksa thronTb .ies.,,-
ooaches 10 Chicago Cincinnati ~ Loua Connect, o IN
l. NIDNIqHt daily FOR Washington sni on points Wa.
tgr Tine Tables, Tickets sleeping Beths and Rs,,,,.
apply a. ompany samce ~ 30, 80 aud 20 gfosiss
aCouftst, Bfoohlyni Pennsylvanls nailioat '"'
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points ON non
u EATONfC and NAuUATrUB RAILROAD siasm...
leave Catherine ipat A m ~ tai A. Ea., ni,sn
BIO y. M. Ears lover than BY am ether route WV
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MorffAiNA without ttansisf "llt, n wgca,'sr h9
snai ~ New kak JHnsisrs Thu slnya aad ntunaYs
Ahd pspuiat "Ciy ~ nostsn Mondays Wednesdays
and Ffdsrs Of , ~ 49,
fnons may ba spanftd 3D1 broadway Nj 81 fiaf 50 sU
prjl0i alvaptAsss afa ohrfsd ny ibs hha az FAST
iIIIHlfi 1fNl, 1W0 steamers each Weekday
fo Information ofernG to passensY fCegh Ls'gs apply
Ia "
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For sale at news. stands. Price, % cents each.
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NLW-lIANEN STEAM EOArCOr TEAM
" ERs & n NOurHAM AID CONTf E7TAL Leave
feoa slip RI % PA 2, ~ seFisya es,e'g,sd ape
Jslsl traps tqt nEblDl y. HAhltpnD, HpHed;
~ lnl 1gkL &c tfteta sgd 'n9 ss1g,ss 'ho.ssd
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 0 ON
SUNDAY STATIONS IN PHILADEL
PnIAI IN NEW.YORk.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-05-17

B. p Hoover, delegate to the
Democratic Territorial Convention
which assembled at Pierre, Wednesday
returned home, yesterday, and pro.
nounces the demonstration the biggest
ever seen in Pierre Gov f. NJ Zie-
bach, of Scotland, Bon Hommc Co,
and c. II. Mccormick, of Grand Forks,
Grand Forks Co, were elected delegates,
with Don Watson, of Clark, and r. t.
Stearns, of Rapid City, as alternates
There were ll6 delegates present, and
500 are said to have participated in the
banquet at the Wells House in the
evening The delegates to the Chica-
go convention 90 uninstructed.
---All parties desiring anything in
the horse -shoeing or plow repairing
and sharpening line, can get good
work and low prices by calling at my
shop in Clifton.
JOSEPH KoKEsH.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-05-17
SULLY COUNTY.

Commissioners r. Hoover. Chair
man; f. w. Enkin. G.. NJ. Carr.
Sheriff C j. Millett. .Ir.
Trcasurer-Charles Agar
Coroner
Survcyor-William Ashley Jones.
Asscssor-Jos. t. Mcdonald
Clerk of Court-li. w. Edgerton.
Judge of probate-Merii Sweny.
Superintendent of Schools-David Sta
pies
Register of Deeds and Ex- Oiiicio County
Clerk, J. A. Meloon.
Justices of the Pcace-Wm. u. Ross, G..
w Evcrts, ID. G. Nicol. d. ID. Bryant.
Constables-IIcnry w Sprague, Thomas
III. Tolton. Geo. II. Pcase.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-05-17
OFFICIAL PAPER OF SULLY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.

Delegate In Congress B. Raymond
Governor-N. q. Ordway.
Secretary. III. Teller.
Trcasurer-W. III. McVay.
Auditor-icorge L. Ordway.
Surveyor Gencral-Cortez $. Fessenden.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
w. III. Ill. Bcadlc.
Chief Justice of Supreme Court-Alonzo
J. Edgerton.
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court
WIN. Z. j. Church, c. S. Palmer. s. b.
Hudson.
United States District Attorncy-Hugh
J. Campbell.
United States Marshal-IIarrison Allen.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-05-17
Pierre is again talking up street

Pierre is again talking up street
car project
A large number of fish are being
caught in the lower Okobojo.
The weather has been consider
ably warmth not hotter-the past
few days
The Harold gcntlemc,1 Of leisure
are now engaged polishing buffalo
horns.
The barefoot boy with "cheeks of
tan" and toe-nail stubbed off is again
on deck.
Lieut.. Hand, of Ft Sully, is en-
ljcying n 30 day furlough, and has
Egone east
John G. Blaisdell was thrown from
his wagon at Ft. Sully, last week, and
somewhat bruised.
The new loan and real estate
agent, A. j. Wasgatt, visited Huron
and Pierre this week, returning Thurs
day.
Judge NJ. Sweny was busily en-
gagged Thursday settling up the pro-
bate business of the estate of John
Wesley Smith, deceased
A call is made for meeting of
the Editorial fraternity of the Huron
Land District, To take place mt Pierre
on the afternoon of Saturday, May 81.
1884. Brethren, lets all be there.
shake hands and, talk over matters of
interest To the craft
We regret to learn that the office
building of the Fairbank News, to-
gether with the entire contents, were
consumed by fire last Saturday night.
Will, commendable pluck and enter
prise Messrs. Miller & Dewey, publish
ers, Immediately ordered another
! outfit.
All during this month the Chi
cago Il Northwestern is selling round
trip tickets from ierc To Chicago
and return for $2970 This is done
To give those who desire an opportu-
nifty to visit Chicago and see the won
dertul panorama of the battle of Get
tysburg, which is pronounced Il very
realistic representation of that desper-
ate struggle, and Il masterpiece of art
Messrs. G. j Mllett Il Son, the tree
men ut the mouth of the Olobojo, are
planting great many trees this spring
They are thoroughly responsible par
ties, and anyone contemplating the
planting of shade and ornamental trees
should give them their orders. G.. J.
Millett has had som, thirty years ex-
pcrence in tree planting and tree cul-
ture, and understands his business
| thoroughly.-Picrre Signal
The Philadelphia Clothing House,
of Blunt, Walter L. French, proprietor
is causing quite furorc of excitement
by selling a superior quality Of goods
at about half the price heretofore
charged for an inferior article Long
| experience in the business and having
the inside track in the best buying
market in the United States enables
him to do this and yet make small
prpfit. When in Blunt call and see if
this is not true.
1-Our Farmer friends, II. g. and
G.. III. Pease, of Pymosa township, CON
tiguc TO improve their farms in every
way possible. They have this spring
yet out several early varieties of apple
Ytrees, currants, Strawberries, and goose.
berries, and one hundred mulberry
trees, with u quantity ofseed sufficient,
if all grow and are not destroyed by
insects or frosts, to set out fifteen
acre mulberry grove next spring. The
walnut and box-elder tansplanted by
them last spring are said to be grow
ing nicely. The Messrs. Pease have
also sown thirty acres of wheat and
fifteen acres of oats this spring.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-05-17
The early chicken pecpeth.


7S. were in town, Tuesday.
Henry Potter has built a residence
on his homestead east of town.
w. II. Roberts and Ted Miner of
Fairbank, made us short but pleas
ant call Wednesday.
Big time in Pierre this week.
Delegates and everybody full--of en-
thusiasm.
Last week we called for rain and
day of showers followed within 4S
hours. Now little more please.
Buy the celebrated Studebaker
Wagon and everything on wheels at
Warner Bros, Pierre, and Blunt, Oak
WIN. G. Cunningham, of Fairbank,
made final proof on his claim, near
that place. Thursday.
Geo. Wagner, of Artichoke p. O.,
Potter county, pail Clifton a visit the
first of the week
Joe Kokcsh, the blacksmith, is
kept quite busy nowadays, sharpen
ing plow lays for breakers.
Fred Bonzcv now has charge of
the culinary department of the Clifton
House Fred has evidently been there
before
The world removed Casady Sulky
Plow, the only Successful sulky plow
made. for sale by Warner Bros, Pierre.
and Blunt, Oak. -
A number of dogs south of town
partook of poisoned bait put out for
wolves, last week, and "kicked the
bucket"
"A. j. Wasgatt has ordered safe
from the celebrated Hall Safe 4 Lock
Co, of Cincinnati, for use in his busi-
ness ut Clifton.
Andrew McFall and family have
removed to their claim a short distance
east of town, where they will reside
during the summer.
The largest and best line of Hats
and Caps to he found in this part of
the Territory are kept by j. d. Elilger
Il Co, Pierre, with prices the lowest
DR. Il. f. Smith, f. G. Tracy and
Geo w Price, OF Pierre were in town
Tuesday, the doctor making final proof
upon Il fine claim near Fairblnk, this
county.
-Chas. $. Fisher returned to his
farm on sec. 1i-l15-7s, few days ago
and is busily engaged planting his
spring crops. He expects his mother,
brothers and sisters to arrive here dur
ing the summer TO remain permanently.
Sec j. d. Hilger & Co, Pierre, be-
fore buying anything in the line of
Gents Furnishing Goods. ,
See adv of the Winona Lumber Co
elsewhere. This company cuts its
own lumber, and keeps everything in
the building line. Mr.. Grier, the agent
in charge of the Blunt yard, will be
glad to see you, and will sell YOU as
good a quality of lumber as you can
buy for the money anywhere.
~-:----------------------
The first issue of the Okobojo Times,
published by j. +. Frankhauser and
S. 4. Travis, ut the village of
Okobojo, made its appearance, yester-
day. From long acquaintance with
these young men, we feel like congrat-
ulatinp the pcopla of the south western
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-05-17

The first issue Of the Okobojo Times,
published by J. +. Frankhauser and
S. 4. Travis, ut the village OF
Okobojo, made its appearance, yester-
day From long acquaintance with
these young men, we feel like congrat-
ulating the people of the southwestern
part Of the county, for we know that
they will be given II paper in which
they can take just pride in support,
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1884-05-17
FRITERNTTIES.
O.. o. T.

o. o. T.
DE-ECUO LODGE No II. |. o. %. +, meet
II saturday evening AT o'clock. Visiting mem
bers cordially invited tu attend.
y T. HOOVER, y. q.
!. II. GgntE suIEsER. i;e Sc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-17
All - @9xxs. 40
DNE30AYEyf60. DEC. N 1884.


OuR Public LANDS. The c0mmit-
teo 90 public lands are ready to re-
port > bill 10 Congress to prevent
.aliens who have no intention Of be-
coming citizens, from acquiring titles
to lands in this country. This il On
important measure and should not be
postponed day. Il has become
quite common for 8 syndic tie Of caDi-
taIist 70 form company aud purchase
vast b ,dies or Ind 10 our Wts.ern
end Southern States, by which means
millions Of acres fal into the hands Of
those who have not the slightest in
terest In IL or the count,y except the
profits that may b wrung from Il,
either BY resale in small farms TO &C
tuaI settlers, or hoping 10 the future
to realize from rents . princely In
come from their American estates.
We want no foreign landIordism in
this country as ID Ireland. What is
left Of OR public domain must be
held for actual settlers. who, though
they may be Of fOreiga birth. will be-
come American cit zen and hold an
interest IL the counWy's welfare TIL
laws heretofore passed by Congress
have failed to do this. The bill pro-
posed By the co nmittee, If we IN ier-
stand Alright. il Of sweeping . ma
ture e. will accomplish the ends de
sired, and Congress should lose no
time in making it law Of the land.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-17

OFFICE-G GRABBING AL men Of all
parties should learn that the peop'e Of
the Uoited States do not elect Presi
dent for the sole purpose Of Gill; g the
Offices. The story that President
Arthur will leave important places
vacant 90 as to give President CIeve-
land the opportunity to gil them Is,
absurd on It's face. That is a thing
no President would do. Besides,
President Cleveland will have bis
hands fun filing the vacancies that
occur after the 4th of March next.
That Democrats will fill the ofIises un-
der : Democratic administration, as
did the Republicans under RepubIi.
can administration, there Is not the
slightest doubt.
We are anxious FIR the success Of
che next administration--so anxious
that we would not see its prospects
jeOpardized By any unworthy lighting
over che spells. When Offices become
vacant they belong Of right TO the
Democrats and will be filed BY them
During the next four years the mat
t,r Of the greatest concern to the
whole people will be the industrial
- a ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-17
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF 4
Lot On Horn Point.


DY virtue Of q writ of terd facsas, issued
ID out Of the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel County, at the suit Of Charles
Martin, against the goods and chattels,
lands and tenements OF Lemuel Mitchell,
L. ". DuvaIl, Geo. Wells, Jr., and Thorn.
as Morgan. and to me directed, I have
taken in execution all the right. title and
interest OF the said George Wells, Jr., In
and to all that PARCEL OF LAND. lying
and being on Horn Point, in the Second
Election District Of said county, which lis
specified in deed from the the Mutual
Building Association Of Annapolis, OF the
first part, and Charles III. Hopkins Of the
second part. TO George Wells. Jr., of the
third part, dated the 10Th day of Septem-
Der, 1888, and recorded in Liber s. H.,
No. 2, folio 02S, &C.. one Of the Land
Records OF Anne arundel County, desig-
mated as LOT 24y. on plat made by
John Duvall, Esq, surveyor, on the 30th
day of September, 1868, beginning at point
S21 feet from the corner Of 18th street and
Severn ave, and running thence the said
ave. 821 feet in q eOutherly direction. sc
right angles with said ave- to the water ]
edge, bounded on one side by Lot No. 24o.
and out TO outer side Of Lot No $50. being
part Of the same tract conveyed By VIM.
Pcntx TO the said Mutual Building Ass0-
citation, dated 18th Jnly, 1858. a. BY refer
ence TO said deed viii more fully appear.
And hereby give notice, that On
Saturday, 10th Of December,
will offer II The Court House door. II
Annapolis. at ! 1 O clock, A. D.. the prop.
erty IS seized and taken In execution. a
public sale. g the highest bidder for cash,