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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-01-10
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The Brookhaven leader., 1884-01-10
SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR
MIIILIN ERY
TO
Nine. Rosa Reynoir,

Her stock is the largest and most Fash
ionahlc in the city and having been select.
ed by her personally and bought at Facto.
rieS for Cash she sells the most sty liSh
goods ut unusually low prices
Orders promptly filled and goods cheer
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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-16

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5lS 18a Ie2 s1IIS. SIS 1fz.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-16

Inc law regulate the practice o medicine i irrespective in
and hence encountered little or no opposition Its
WI not pc seen at once for all practcng hyscans
th incense without regard to their qualifications but
VII appear hereafter all incompetents are gradually
anu .ns rigid examinations Of the Board Of Cenors
daylo President Of the State Board " He35 apy states
49,; ~ & Alseenre "a progressive reformation in the puc-
erc ~; Ane physicians q the State almost without
g.ee tnat this law should be continued in force
Hs report q he President and Secretary Of the Board of
as 49,. ~ }9n he operations md expenditures for the
'snilon e respectfully invited s F7''s1F
- SUPERVISORS "a RAILROADS.
sah q tha state supervise ralroads linn coastiia
'',en them from unjust discrm nations,
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

The call for Beggs' Blood Purifier il daily
increasing. NJ 4. Gilbert il furnishing sample
bsttlos free. II is an excellsnt medicine for the
Liver, Kidneys Blood. Warranted.
The valuation Of the taxable property of
ths territory this year iss79. .2o5, ,09o. In 1853
the valuation was eos. .l55. .so6, snd in 1852 Il
was ga, ,loi,s7g An incrsese of over $4,000
QUO ia two yegrs.
Dyspepsia cen be cured BY the use Of Beegs'
IDasdolion Bittsrs. Iswill ct once restore action
10 the liver and kidneys and tone up sid regulate
,he stomach, so that food will bo tligested For
sale BY n. ]. Gilbert.
WAR0Kn MABxhrs Wheat, No. 1, Goo; houi
per cwt., 81 90 feed per cwt.. 81 80 salt pork
per n, 12c hams per u, I6c lard per lb, l5el
butter per ib, zoe; cheese Per y, lsoi sggs PEI
aoz, 100, coal per ton, s7.u0 to So.
ous-liye druggists n. & Gilbert, u daily
having calls fsr Beega Diarrhces Bslasm. II
cases IL colic, cholera, cholsra Mosbus,
Diarrhoea, Dyaentesy, bloody Fliix, In5ana'
saasson of tie Bowels ete., il viii bring I'M.
nedsase relief. Bsesy bottle Is positively
warranted 10 give satisfaction. er money re.
funded. Price, s5 cepts
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05
Cold nights

Cold nights.
Cns up your corn.
Nothing new about the Rock Island this week.
The circus at Aberdeen on Saturday drew q
large crowd from this town.
A dollar in cash will buy as much at Humph-
rey Bros as anywhere in Dakoia.
Grapes are numerous along the Jim this year
and afford an excellent treat for natives.
Geo. w. Lupis's COW gave birth t5 twins one
day last week. That's the kind Of COW to have.
Humphrey Bros. have very conspicuous and
ornamental sign which says NJ more credit;
settle up and pay up.'' We don't blame them.
Threshing machines are exceedingly numerous
and farmers experience some difficulty in pro-
curing sufficient help. However. the No. hard
Tolls out to the tune Of thousands Of bushels
daily in this vicinity.
8. B. niclKs, the popular wholesale hardware
merchant Of Aberdeen, gave us call last week
He feels coafident that Aberdeen will ecure the
Rock Island read, possibility which all Ron
dellites are anxious to have become Fixed fact.
The caucus Friday afternoon was not very
numerously attended, as farmers were 100 busy
stacking or thresbing. Messrs. A. j. Allen,
A. Il. Williams and j. Kern were chosen dele
gates to attend the county convention on We'd
nesday, the 3D. inst.
party ofour young folks consisting Of III. Il
Slack and wifes b. Slack and wife, Miss Minnie
Slack and several others start tomorrow on an
excursion up on the Elm river. The party
win be accompanied by several from Columbia.
We predict an immense time.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

PETITIONS are in circulation request
ing the county commissioners to re-
divide Brown county into five commits
sioner districts, the same to take effect
before the approaching county conyen-
ton. Whether the move is a good
one or not is questionable, in view of
the possible abolition Of the present
system Of county commissioners by the
legislature this winter. No one dis
putes the fact that the existing organ
ization is needlessly complicated and
expensive and that d better way would
be to form board Of county COM
missioners from the chairman of each
township, which board could meet
from four to six times a year and per-
form all the duties Of the present com
rlissioners at a less cost and be, thor
opghly representative A change Of
this nature is being seriously considered,
and, as stated before. it is now ques-
ton whether or not it would be advis-
able to undergo the expense necessitated
by a re.diyision. We are far from
wishing to influence our citizens in the
matter, however, and those desiring
the county fe-diyided will have an
opportunity to sign petitions to that
effect at this Office.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

The republican electors Of Newhope town
ship met in caucus Saturday evening ii the
school house near the residence Of o. O. Sanbosa
and elected g. u G. Macleod and d. II Drshef
as the fret delegates from the township to attend
the county convention at Aberdeen.
-A-The adjourned caucus Of the repubIicsn
voters Of Warner township waa held in the city
hall on Tuesday evening last, Mr.. N. I. Gilbert
calling the meeting to order. On motion N. 4
Gilbert was elected chairman and @ 3 Dawes
secretary. The work Of selecting delegates Ii
the county convention was then proceeded With
BY acclamation and resulted IN the Election ox
a, Green, W. d. Fisher, q. N. Cooper ana Fred
Fisher. An effort to run in resident Of AberS
deem on the delegation was Indignantly voted
down, and the gentleman who Il made id sbe noriuas
tion was also slaughtered. The caucus vas
harmonious IN action, although not large in num-
bers, and performed it's werk il. regulation
style.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

tisan in the best sense of the word, he
was always eonsiderate and courteous
toward his political opponents. Sena-
tor Anthony has for third Of CEN
tury been a conspicuous figure in the
councils Of the nation, and Of his
party. His public life was without a
stain, and during all these years not a
suspicion Of reproach has ever been
cast upon his good name.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

AT meeting Of the Irish indepen-
dents in New York on Sunday, 0sair-
man Rowe made an address; during
which he severely criticised the demo-
cratic meeting Of Thursday night pre-
yious, and said ii was a disgrace that
Mrs. Parhell had been cajoled into
lending her influence to the democratic
party. 0'Meagher Condor arose and
continued where Mr.. Roweleft of. He
said that the dispatch read at the
Academy d. Music on Thursday night,
and purpcsting to be signed BY three
prominent men in Washington, was a
IT, gerry. aThe support Of BIaine and
Logan by the Irishnen Of this country,
he said, ais crushing defeat to Brit
ish Influences
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05
Press Comment.

chicago Herald: Tnis is the season ia which
the able partisan editor carefully preserves files
Of the opposition papers for use in the next cam
paiga.
New York Graphic, Mr.. Dana will look very,
veet to.night at the head Of the Butler meetings;
but there is many smile that Is worn TO hide ..
conscience that il an hupgered, and even decoruni
and suavity Of words and expression are not al-'
ways warranted to catch fish.
New York Mail and Express; Gov. Cleveland
seems to be spared some of the most arduous
cares and troubles Of candidates for presidency,
He is not embarrassed by d multitude Of social
and other invitations, NOR run down by callers,
whether in the woods OF in Albany.
New York Mail and EXPRESS Our esteemed
democratic contemporaries profess to be 10
scstaciss over the fact that there were still left
in the largsst Irish city in the world--"which i
is'' New York-Aenough Irish democrats to crowd
the academy Of music last essnipg. It would be
the heightof impoliteness and inhumanity to
treat such Joy as this with ieyty or with lack OF
ssissffss s. isfss b b =. a-7--7-- 4 :.
Cleveland Leader: 1t is well settled that the
democrats are going to make desperate oifort
to carry Ohio In October. In view Of this fact
ii is necessary that the republicansof Ohio be on
their guard and fully prepared to meet and re-
peIl the onslaught Of the enemy. They must not
dslude themselves with the idea that they have
an easy walkoysr, and that tho state il certain
FOR the republican ticket In October and Tor
Blaine an Logan in November,
Portland Oregonian, It's interesting to no.
tice that the Indianapolis Sentinel, which is 70
be hauled into court for its dirty campaign
SANDER. is the same paper that started the accu-
sation against Blaine in the Little Rock 4 Fort
smith case 1t is interesting also to notice tnat
the accusations in the Little Rock 3 Fort Smith
case were started st the instance Of Harrison.
the Indianapolis banker, who has just shut MP
shop and swindled host Of depositors.
Chicago Herald; The practice Of making
oreside6tfal nominations SIX months ahead Of
the uncogering Of the urns, e they say in
France. was instituted in the days ef stage
coaches, slew mails and bad roads. But In these
days u teiegrsp PITY, ezrs-es= tsaina hoEnine pig.
cons. balloons an dynamite, month Of Six
weeks is quite enough for tho nerves and stoln,
schs of decent pecp'e. All that has been accom-.
plished aimee tho conventions could be just as
wen ohIiterated from the national consciousness
and the entire necessary campaigning be done
betwsen the 18th q September and the Let Of
November.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05
sENAToR HAaRIsoN. now in Main.

SENATOR HARRISON, now in Maine,
asked about the Blaine libel suit
against the Indianapolis Sentinel,
which he Ii engaged to prosecute, said !:
g0fs course, / do not know exactly
what the line of defense will be, but /
apprehend the defendant will resort to
dilatory tactics to secure delay. /
have no idea that they will attempt to
justify their publication BY setting up
that the facts alleged ore true, but
viii rather make what with us is called
d plea'in mitigation. This last plan
may permit the dragging in Of all the
Sumors and stories connected with the
case"
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05
Dlssolptlon OF Partnership.

Notice IS hereby given thatthe coparfnership here
Ioiorc 8 exlsng between Fred Fisher and Ds T. Me-
kenzic, under the firm name Of Fisher 8 MrK ~ ~;
tnls day dissolved by mutual consent Fred Fisher
VIII continue the business and collect an bills ana
pay az debts. FkED FISHER
ID. j. MCKENZIE.
Dated Warner, Oak, August ia, 1884.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

IL.
Thus far it has been impossible to
obtain two estimates Of this years
wheat crop which at all agree as to the
amount. Thelatest and apparently the
most reliable, being based on official
reports made within q few days BY
state agricultural departments and
statistical agents, places the total. pro-
duction Of winter wheatsat 3S,000,00Q
bushels; spring wheat, 150,0o0,00o ;
total winter and spring wheat 530,ooo,.
600 bushels. This makes the total
yield Of the country fully 25,0o0,O0o
bushels more than ever before pro-
duced, and 130,00O,ooO more than last
years crop, and So,ooo,ooO; more than
the average crop for The past five years
The departments all agree IN report-
ing The quality as superior and where
# II has been thfeshea they @ say the yield
has more than met their calculations.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

The officials Of the employment
bureau at Castle Garden are having a
good many applications for wives just
now. Said one of them: Il never had
such a time before, proposing to every
onewhoc comesinto the egarden. Strauss
offered me $100 if / found him one."
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05
5uNBEAMs.

5uNREANGS.
l
Corn is ripe.
--Watermelons.
mo. hard, Goo.
Warner is booming.
Windy for tiireshing.
Good nights for sleep.
Mot 50 dusty as it was.
Business is on the increase.
"A good corn crop is assured.
Mrs. G.. 3. Waterman--a girl.
What have you got for the fairi
-~Don't forget to pay the printer.
We actually saw s5 bin this week.
The Putnam elevator Ii all completed.
IL. A. Hubbard is the busiest man ia towu.
Warner was almost deserted CIRQUE aay.--
Saturday last. \,
-1usiife in the old reliable Continental Of New
York, at TEE Sun Offices
Parties who de life to rent land viii do we'll
70 call at THE SUN Office.
Remember the county fair at Aberdeen on
October 9Th, 9Th aid 10th.
Mrs. r. r, Burdick returned to-day from q
visit TO her nephe#, Dr. Alien Of Woelssy,
--Rey. g. a. Brandt Of Aberdeen win preach in
the city hall or Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
--FoR sAlE--I will sell my dwelling house in
Warnet cheap for CASH J. D. FIbxD.
"A FIRE in Aberdeen Tuesday evening de-
stroyed small frame building neAr the pump
house.
IN. Il. Childs has the most sincere thanks
Of THE sUx staff for the largest watermelon Of
the season.
- w, Porter IL one Of the ,asag farmers i.
this vicinity who intends shipping his grain TO-
Minneapolis.
DIR. Jennings shipped carload Of wheat to-
Minneapolis this week under consignment to
Wheeler 4 Carter
"A train on the Northwestern road desnoi-l
ished farmers wagon on the crossing west Of
town Wednesday morning.
"A valuable horse belonging to Mack's Livery
barn. Aberdeen, died here this morning after
suffering several days with brain fever.
The democratic territorial convention to|
nominate candidate for delegate to congress is
called 70 meet 1t Sioux FaIls October let.
The many admirers Of Rey. Ms Bliss 10
this vicinity have presented that gentleman with
magnificent hanging Iamp as token Of their
ostsem.
Mrs. g. N. Cooper removed 10 Aberdeen
Tuesday evening to reside during tho winter.
Mr.. Cooper remens to attend % bis coal business.
"a. b, Berg has secured The services Of A.
N. sneby IN hia Blacksmith shop and Is now
better prepared then evpr to turn out frEt-olass
work promptly asd chsapl
-Den's wait uptiI ns1 % dead before YOU
| begin to speak of Ais coed trsite q charseter.
fhe epitaph "a 1ha sehFestoie consess np intel+
lieenco 70 she deed hensatb. ~.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

The Chicago News suggests that the
Hon. Frank James be invited to assist
the Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks at
opening the Peoria cattle show next
month, Mr.James and Mr.. Hendricks
were in close sympathy during the war.
There was only this difference between
them Mr.. James had the courage to
fight the way Mr.. Hendricks talked.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

Chicago News. Ben Batier Is tae third presi.
den'isl candidate Of the greenbaok party Let
us hope the party will recognize the beauty 81
that good old rule Of the game ssthree out, all
out q
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05
RONDEL4I1.

NOTIcE-C.I. Humphrey IS our authorized agent
at Rondellto receive subscriptions and advertising
for The Sum. Such business iitrusted 70 his care
will receive prompt attention.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

JN~NyN/NTNre~l1- l.<,I
THE Sun publishes Final Proof Notices cheaper
than any other paper in the district. our fse
being only s4.25 when paid nadvanbF a When
not paid in advance the regular fee oSS IS. b.
will be charged, without discrimination
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

isissued every Friday evarinsby
G. J. G. MACLEOD, EDITOR AND PRoP'R.

Price of subscription sa.oo per yeafi six months
SI.oo. Subscriptions must be paid invariably in
sdvahce.
THE SUN is admitted to the mails at second-class
postage rates.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05


HENRY B. ANTHONY of Rhode
Island, senior senator Of the United
States, died at bis residence in Provi-
d1nco On Tuesday last, aged sixty-nine
years, five months and one day.
Senator Anthony had served 4 longer
term in the senate than any of his
compeers, holding the position contin.
uously since 1850, and was elected
president pro tempore of that body
IN 1869 and again ii 1871. Person.
ally The senator Was one Of The most
popular men IN Washington, nor was
this kindly feeling confined To those
Of his own party Although al an
svefving republican, and 4 strict par.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

than snv ossas .s ans' riocI %. soal9es cheaper
hs,no ,,,, go ~ 81 70 .ne dssiacS ppr fse
Paid advance sss hs ss regular - 49, aS's
Land oaire ii Aberdeen. Dak.. Aug,,.. y. ,aa;,
Notice is hereby given thar the folio,;fp' ,,s,ea
settler has led notice Of his intention TO make Anal
prcofin support Of his claim and that said proof Viii
be made before the register or receiver az me III 8
land Office at Aberdeen. Dak On October q s8ss ~.
DANIEL LEE,
B. No 1859, for the sec as, tp. Ia1, +. 66.
ruous residence upon and ouivsson ofs 81 aid ia sga
VIA b. Parmlee, Horace Hemsteds Asss<~ II
HHsgsIene ana Henry Dodge al q ssalserwaod P. D.
Reed q Taubrnag, .Astys. = '''s'''.' ''ss 's's'
Lard Once Il Aberdeen. Oak, Angus. j. .ss4.
settler Sa sd sds0g sna, sss ieewas named
proof IN support Of his claim and that said proof VII;
be made before the register receiver Of The IT, S.
VIZ: 8 @ RoEIrs II. E Bncon' sa s''oo's : ''st'
o. the following witnesses sswa Il '1 prors bs
sad n egs spd sv s
Parnslee and +. A Shaw, all d Brown CT, pai.
'''',S'
Noce L hereby eiysn abst sne zs sesz
settler settle has filed nases q his intention make ns
be made before The register ., receive f ~ II
land office IL berdeep Dak On Ocfohe, 81 ,es, ,
.., ., !, cEoaes 4 MILES, ~ 'S.'' c
the s o sec. ~ town f aI.,ss et
the FOLLOWING witnesses IS oroyt E;;s sS,',;, s
agas ugoh @ro .s cSas'on Ct said land xa
Nosssie ass, ii kfSass Ds Dak and Charles Dodge =
,,., 81 !. e. a. MccoY, Register.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

Notice is Hereby given that the foIloWinV naIae1
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make ina5
proof ia support Of his claim and that said proof Will
Be made before the regstsI. OF f2t<itefof ihe II s.
land oIilce at Aberdeen Oak or 7cpteG3li 81 xSS1
viz: LAKs S, MUNSoN s s.
No f4ro, for the sw Of seS ii, tr f79 ii i DOW
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove lis con
tnlouS residence upon and cultivation 81 said 4td
viz; b. q. Roscndahl, oIof Ol>o.1 of Aberdeen
Oaks George Country man and Wi aSfov BsEmmons,
of Nina, OAK. W
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

I'D Q * 4 ~
Notice Is hereby given that The foilowinr na.t
settler has filed notice Of his inlention o make 4,
proof 10 support Of his claim and thar said proof i
be made before the register or receiver Of Il s. Is
Office At Aberdeen. OAK, on 0ctobct 6, 1854. We.
kpWARDs QUINN,
d 3638, for the n Z v sec 10. tp fa7, range 81.
He names the following Witnesses 70 prc
His continuous residence upon and cuItiV of !:
lsnd ,siz: Emory f Wright, BENZ I. K. Lott !; s
Abraham Lott. pf Aherdeens OAK, znd Arg,
Bobke Of Rudolph, OAK
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-09-05

Land Of1te mt Aberdeen, Oak IA agustfS, 1884
Notice IS hereby given that the following mann
settef has hled netee Of his isl<sstien tq make f
be made before the register or receiver 81 the b.
land ciee at Aberdeen, Daks, on Scptembcr.zo la<
viz: o. M WAsRx
D.s No for the W. u Of sec aa, 10 III \. rance 81
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his 81
tinuous residence upon and rultivato cf xaia IL,
viz: n. !. Gilbert, o. A.. swanson. Al. II. (srar
and John Williams. all Of Warner, OAK