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BALTIMORE.

p. BALTIMORE, August 14.-Virginia c..
consolS, 30; paSt-due coupons, 30: new
lO-4G's, %; new IS, -. North Carolina
6's, old, 1906. Bid.
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FIsxseed: sf.1oasi. rs pr tslsbei.
Bay: Prime to choice timothy eiA.bW
ei5.
Mill-Ofrai: BrownMuf. Sfa per ton
bran. e16 per ton; shipstu1, 20 per ton.
BaIed Oats: Nominal.
Roots: Ginseng, si.50aS1 90 per pound;
Seneca. free OF tops, 40a45c. per pound.
Peanuts 5a9c. rs TO quality, and scarce.
RYE: e0s85c. per bushel.
Sumac: Prime, siasl.j0.
Shucks 50a55c.
Baled Straw: 40a4jc.
Ta,Iow: Ta1tc. per pound.
Wool Washed, .7a2sc. unwashed. 20c.:
bury wool will bring from 10 Sc. per
pound less than the above rates.
CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, Ac.
Cement Rosendale, si.5Oasl 90 per bar
rel; James RIVER, s1.4Oa1.45.
lime: Agricultural. Sa10c. per b'ishel;
2oek,and, sl..oss!. 80 according 10 a;::r'i-
ty; Virginia, SlaSt.f0.
Plaster: Lump. a.; ground, - CAL
dned plaster, Ellis
Tar Large size, $3.50.
pRUGs. DYEsrUFYs. OILS. &C.
Alum: &c.
ALCOHOL. rz.DO lstr gtisoh.
Concentrated Lye: s2.T5as3.5o per case
of four dozen.
Copperas: &c.
Cocbineal: soc. per pound.
Extract Of Logwood: 1Ic.
indigo: S0a9Oc.
Maddcr lie.
Oils Lnseed, Csc; machine, 2Ja1jc.;
sperm, $3.50; whale. I5c.; straits.
e1eG5c. (; Labrsdor-cod OIL, 5oa60c.; lard, 'o'
s5c.; sweet, 90 per dozen; best salad,
$3.50; castor, sI.60 per gallon; Virginia
lubricating. 15a40c.; kerosene, &C., cash,
per gallon.
Race Ginger: l2tc.
Soda SAL. Haze, in kegs; English
soda, &C.; American, 3iaic.
Spirits Turpeniine: 4jc.
DRY GOODS.
Prints: Mcrrlmack. 51c.; Merrmack
Shirting, &c.: Richmond, 54c.; South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICuMoND, Va, August 1s.-Prlces this
week ranged as follows;
Beef Cattle-Very best, 5ta5ic.: medium
TO good, 44ajc.; common to fair, Bale.
sheep, 3ta5c., gross.
Lambs, i4a54c., gross.
Hogs, Ease, net.
There were l22 head OF beef cattle, 3l3
hogs. and li2 sheep and lambs on the mar
ket during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

TAX about boin' careful about wearin' out the
scat Of ny trousers,' said the hoy 10 his mother,
avon don't seem TO think o. that when your old
slipper asoin' it,
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
lRA-A NOV Eli.
l. BY MAMIE LAMklS HATCHETT.


NfYRA-A NOVEL.
vi BY MAMIE LAMkiS HArCHETr.
1.-The scene OF the novel is virginia. The style
Is easy, and the plot turns actual incidents Of
most dramatic character some u which are veil
known 10 the public STATE.
Ills for sale BY al hook sellers. and viii be maet
on receipt Of prlcc-sl n paper OF sl.2J b1uni.
}. ". RANDOLPH ENGLISH.
au lo-dSw Publishers.
NEW SUMNER READING.-The Bs.
~ by's Grandm0theT, by Walrcri. Soe.. csllcd
Back. by Hugh conway, 95c.. QuckAhds, from
Ire German, by Mrs. Wtster. -l.5Q; The Roman
siuQor. by Crawford. sl.25; Say Moor the Love.
Letter Answered. hy Wisie Collins, eOc. ani
soc; The fair Maid, ty Boblnsoa. zoe The
Perliou, Secr,t, by Charles ise5de. 2Oe.; lfaseis
OF 4 Doctor OF Ptysic. 0y ur. ". II. Taylor, 81
his city, Soc; A Country Doctor, BY je~ett,
WEST, JOHNSTON q CO.
auto oil Main street.
Doors MANUAL OF RAILROADS
FOR 1854.
PRICE, Sc.
For sale by
su To- codSw BECKWITH & PARhAh.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, August li.-Flour In fair
demand. Wheat weaker and lower; No. :.
cash and August, use. Corn Stronger;
rejected, 52c. Oats steady; No. white,
new 32a32ic. Provisions higher. Mess pork.
$3.50 cash aud August. Lard-Prime
steam, $3.50 cash and August. Hogs higher,
sJGyaS6?5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

T L. CHRISTIAN, -
lie FURNISHING USDERrAkn9,
No. 1915 EAST BROAD s1ggkL
RICHMOND. VA,
has large aSsortmeat Of WOOD ant METALLIC
CASKS, CAskETs, sHRouDs, CLOTH CAS-
kETS, xc., at low prices ..
Cocrtry and teies, aph orders pronp''y snenssa
70 dsy or nisht nc ~eo~
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DooR,s MANUAL OF RAILROADS
UNDEHrARERa.

WHLIAM ". sUTHERLANDcT
w & SONS. FURNISHING uNDLG-
TAKERS, between seventh and hishth. Izs eAsr
sHROuD~. WOOD aud METALLIC CAchhfss
CASES and ,L ORR CkSk Sfs. az tow psce<
Country aud Telegraph orScrs prompas sttenaet
to aay or night. f-tWNcoN5m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-15

DOCK AND JOB WORK
ID NEATLY fNECUrED
At THE
DISPATCH PRiSriSd-housE.
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FLOUR.
We quote: Fine. 81. 258S3.j0; superine.
40. jOG s3.2j; extra, S4.j6@5475; family,
s4.9OGs5.2j; Patent family, country, sa5Oo
$3.50. Market very dull.
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JOSEPH w. LAUBE, g.
u VVRNIrnfNo-T'N DeRrAkER,
ColNRR FIRST AID BROAD srkRRfs,
RICHMOND. VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC buRlALrCASESs
ROBES, HcARsE, HACKS,
and all thlags requisite At LSwsSf RArSS.
relesrAphic and eeanuv or.sss solicited.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06
The head Of : party,
Though covered with feard
Can never atone
For the last twenty years.

Floating banners, roaring cannons
and the smell of powder is the thing
to excite men to deeds of vaIor, but
sound logical argument is the thing to
reach the better judgement of men and
to harmonic them at the ballot-box.
There is no doubt but that the devil is
stalking abroad in the land, seeking
whom he may devour, but l never
thought it good policy to bring him
into notice, even by the severes.
abuse. The finer feelings of man, as
we'll as the soul need food of purer
kind.
While as an individual I might
most heartily endorse immersion as the
true mode of baptism while at the
same time would bitterly oppose the
erection Of a baptismal tank in the
midst of union protracted meeting;
I believe 1t would have the effect to-
chill the revival, and for the further
reason that the most important work
cas- not yet been done. The moral Of
this is Away with party prejudices
and party demonstrations. Harmon
ize the people in one common cause
and upon one common lexels before
the law; teach them to forget what
they have suffered, and learn them TO
work harmoniously for what they need
lin the future, and then when the
government mas been brought back to
| its Christian purity, with faithful ad-
ministrators installed, and when all the
subjects shall have been fully prepar-
ed for the baptisrnal ceremony, then,
liz needs be, we can have jubilee in
| 4 clear place. This accomplished, l
have no doubt but G,0osv will Czs(a)ve
to what is honest and right and will
land in the White house sure, and
then the old legal maxim, Lertalionis.
may be forever forgotten. No party,
lcreed Or class Of our people need to
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

i'm crew. AT the last moment Ras
Allula was struck with the brilliant
idea Of firing salute in honor Of his
monarch entering Adowa, SO
he hurriedly sent down to our
camp for necessary men and blank
charges. When our scratch crew ar
rived, the king was too near and the
people too excited to pay any atten-
ton to any order to stand clear Of the
guns, so the officer in charge waited
until his majesty entered the court
yard, when with great difficulty six
rounds at irregular periods were go,
off to the astonishment of the crowd,
who rushed round after each report in
great wonderment, some warriors
riding up, Aourishing spear in hand,
at the mouths of the little guns.
Others were too proud to move away
when the ''Stand clear" was ordered,
which so exasperated the Ras officer
that he cried: ''Never mind, shoot
them down." The camp followers
now arrived and tents in large
numbers were pitched up hill and
down Gale, the beasts of burden max
ing for the fields and eating up the
grass like locuts. Ger. London Dali,
Meys.
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06
What a woman can Do.

Woman are TOO modest and have
been too long suppressed by the tvs
rant man to assert their just claims
superiority over the lord Of crea1ieq.
But there are lots of things that i wo-a I
man can do that man cannot.
A woman can hold more clothes rlnI
in her mouth and talk throu
knot-hole in the fence at the e6a>2
time than man can.
A woman can arrive at conclusion
without the slightest trouble q rea-
sonlng on it and no sane man can do
that.
Six of them can talk at once
get along first-rate, and no two g
can do that
She can safely stick fifty pins IL hcr
dress while he is getting one under
his thumb-nail
She can button her shoes Standing
up, with both feet on tie foor, Asid
| he can't.
She is as cool - I eucupbe u
Ihalf 4 dozen tiehs 3eee6es al1d skjFSs
while man 4aat md fanie
and rfowi n loose shirt.
49, ~ 81 sweet as pt aches
and ~ ghe o "A s!e hates
| xc} Is two men hsId be punch
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

Ediloy Progress

| Edifor P,og,Sss::
In this, the most important contest
which has ever adorned the American
history, war of words should be
studiously avoided. God deliver US
from war Of words. The power OF
words viii separate hearts sooner than
the sharpest sword. The sting Of
of words remains in the heart through
a whole life-times There are, to-day,
thousands of good men who are luke
warm and found in the ranks Of the
opposition paftyHalone because Of the
lasting power Of the sting Of words,
uttered through a mistaken idea Of
mems motives in favoring and in OPP
posing the late war. ANY exhibition
of emblems of that unhappy struggle
only serves to kindle afresh in the
hearts Of the people the bitterness of
that contest, which cannot end in
good results. Words of advice and
words of condemnation have very
different effect-one appeals 70 the
better judgement, while the other
arouses the bitterest passions. | do
not believe any man was ever con-
.verted BY preaching to him the terrors
of hell. while thousands have been,
by preaching to them the beauties and
excellence Of the religion of Christ.
Its easy to speak words but hard 70
Adicate their damaging effects;
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

fXS{3Alr V1<p II .. 4yst y S;(32S xxsSs - ~:
t;nou;sbah,@ :. ma n, ALL, ~
velon;ro M M the 4, .c,,,,, e -,
.,o.,v ne,ho,,;a.,,,, q o,ss-,..
dr,,u, $50 81, so,-. HI. .lss y
hv y. ..'.s| { 3Ia1..,..s ,.s.,. n. a s,sa
W. t.s, S,s, ~ -
< a. .,.. Z. u Is - e., ...s
sra D. & 49, 81. 81. -.
d.vs r,,mer. s..' ~
be was slowly h.,sl ! :
presentlv III cha,;na "a 4. f;sTs:., !. j., Z
bells xas heard c,r; D, = ~; f-orn ~ al ;
rect;or of ~ 80 "a s,~s. -
church d;gn;tar;es,,d rr;e.,s fo,,ov,.
hv ! choir ~ hov. uandsd ,hs;r III,
mast our camn and over tbe Hills =
search Of Their po.l master ~ h..t
NO Of the drum re..r ceased - ro-
notonous refrain ,h;ch 10 - 49,,
able to read. and vh;cn meant. s.I an
Ne, 7 am hep, ~. Ahv..;n;.n
drum used 4 IL. no.. corsn;c-
IN. ,,srt 4 ~. I, .sl q,,...aor. shsn
\ do.. now Tr,tsl. u. co,,.c..a
= %; !: . !: 81: !: H.: i e.:
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

we were prevented from visiting, no
by direct refusals, but trivial excuses
as to the necessary escort.
The sun was well up over the hills
before the advance guard of the king
appeared on the he khts immediately
above our camp irregular horsemen,
who scattered over the uneven ground
without any particular order or forma-
tion.
Then in compact body came the
deputy Abuna and other church dig
nitaries, the choir Of boys still chant
ing. At an interval of few yards
rode the king, dressed in black silk
gabafdine, bareheaded and barefoot
ed68plln&nd pn mule richly capar-
f5o6 VIII liver and red leather. A
~ e silk umbrella was held
- e1f ~ page at respect
" f4hcc on either side.
Also at each side. at intervals, were
foot soldiers to prevent the pressure Of
the kings unruly subjects. The
kings son, also mounted on i mule,
rode beside his royal father. He
looked very princely with his rather
handsome face and good bcarin9. The
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

any more than the H. 85 "a
or the threshers, injured ~
in the wheat belt, X viii Ell Z { z
planters to increase greatly E
creage, to gather their crop - ~
critical time when it is ready, and 70
add largely to their profits. And this
should add. to the general prosperity
of their section, in which all indus
tries and temperate citizens will
share. Boston Herald
Water Valley progress., 1884-09-06

"the Mahdi of the south, who is 10
deliver the cotton grower from his
greatest trouble, and rescue him from
merchants claims and store-keepers,
bills-to revolutionize the entire situa
ton oflabor.
The Baltimore American from
which we CLEAN these statements,
says the inventor has refused ST, 600,
900 for his patent, and backed MI
bundant capital, will engage iA
manufacture and sale Of the ma6hinss.
1t is probable that there ares ! difs.
culties to be overcome; but if trial
machine has actually accomplished
what is claimed for 1t, there can be
no doubt that the Invention is perfec-
tible. In view Of the mechanic1
progress during the past 80 yea n
will not do to say that contrivi ie
Of this sort is impracticable.
. The effect ofsuch an invention -
colorcd labor-for this the only y
that has been tsained b pick cotn
is variously estimsxzk ne Soul
papers generally coukede thae
at first greatly injure the coI6 u
pie in the cotton states. BUf Sx(
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

Two hours after his arrival ouY duon-
dom Mississippi man rang Mrs. Brooks
door bell, and was answered by that
matron herself, with an air of dignified
defiance. After a great deal Of trouble
in ~persuading her to allow him to see
her daughter for a moment only, and In
her presence, Cary was summoned.
Again the soldier bowed low before her
this tipao removing a blue cap instead OF
the old SLOUGH, and returned her with
cred but carefully preserved roses.
81 beg leave to restore unlawful gains."
he sad: 81 did MT reach the One Hun
dred and First Mississippi, but [ have
never doubted that it has the abie5t
commander in the confederate army
and the most ~fortanatel' Whereupon
the soldier showed that he had prAc-
ticed retreating.
There came a time wren it was Colon
ell Birds luck TO reach l.auderdale with
his Mississippi regiment The Greyville
roses had faded ,andC .rey ouldonl f;ad
October leaves with which 10 crown her
radiance. Colonel Bird was more than
satisfied with the result; he elaine | a
kiss for every smile or favor given to
others during his long absence, and they
brought out the story of the Gre Vile
roses and the so-callcd Mississippi
soldier.
"But there is one comfort, Edmund
said pretty Cary, tired OF her lovers up-
r~oarious laughter, Il didn't give the ras-
cal aAy breakfast"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

The gunset glories of the skies at the
..st are frequently mentioned in the
newspapers az more lurid and gorgeous
.han anythiag Of the kind ever before
ssen there. A Troy paper says that the
s,nsat sky locked as if q vast %sonflagra-
son was devastating the entire western
S~smisphere. And the sunset over the
pacific waves, az viewed at San Francis
- are described as vel more gorgeous
han ON tAe continent. The theories OF
,ha scieatist in regard to this beautiful
,heaomena are not entirely satisfactory
Thew are widely divergent in the first
| Mace, anA also have too much the "p-
rearance OF guess work ia which every
\ ene Is at liberty to engage.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

cona.sr Vest proposes to enlarge Yell
.ws.oue Park to 1875 square miles and
Dase 4 4 portlcn Of Montana Territory.
!. nraseat it 10 a part of three territor-
Eentana, Idaho and Wyoming
~, much the greater portion of it is in
,rvomirg. The parks present area is
, II x,,,are miles, being ffty-fve miles
-, and west. by sixty-five north ard
san,b Vests bill proposes to extend
- eastera and southern limits each
wov forty miies. which would make the
.arr ! l.ae larger than the state of YER
nrnuk
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

The question with the Republican sem
ators IL, who is to put the bell on the cal?
They are afraid TO elect Senator Anthony
president pro tempore and thus place him
next In the presidential succession after
President Arthur. The tTou5is Is that nc
one feels like telling HIM the rsal difficulty
| hat weighs en- their minds. A. the opeh-
ing of the session, afLer caucusing two or
| three times. they put the bugoear ssiae WI
| yfter tAe holiday recess. Mr.. Edmunos does
net like TO appear 10 be hosding on 70 .ps
plarr. Now they have seeded 10 place .ue
| matter ia the han,is OF a con naistee, wsicn
ia err, Z cd to perform the delicate duty OF
creating a d 1u6ti the mind OF Mr.. An
| thopy hinselt as to his physical ability to
| attend 20 the duties OF presiding ofncer.
Al Milwaukee dispatch says: the spiritual
retreat for men, being conducted by Bishop
ireland Of ST. Paul, at ST. Johns Cathedrai
! during the present week, attracted another
large ATTENDANCE this evening. BisaGp Ire
land urged all Catholics 20 insist upon bet
or leeisl .tion to remedy toe evil OF DIV jrce,
| etc. and then to see that such laws are en-
forced,
The names of the Youngers are ommit-
led from the prisoners directory at the PEN
;,entiarv. This was rendered necessary
owing 70 the large numb r OF requests mace
by visitors to be shown 20 their cells.
In III imp achmentlrisl Of tbs ministers
OF state for Norway, counsel for the defense
opened pleadinas on he second count In
| the Indictment, which charges the ministers
with refusing 10 sanction . bill TOR arming
the peoi le.
The Inmaa Steamers. tbs City Of Paris
and the City OF New York were offered at
auction at Liverpool recently. Tbs CITY OF
P,ris sas w,thdrawn without q bid. Tue
CITY o. Nv York was also Withdrawn aftss
= bid OF &c coo.
Feeehorn county oaasss q bounty OF "a tor
wolf scalps in addition to the IS state
bounty.
Al The annual meeting OF the Blue Earth
County Agricultural society the report Of
the secretary sh we'd a balance oa hand az
tor having all expenses, Of sSS IL. The fos-
lowing officers were elect d for the ensuing
x,ar: President. Jasn Diamond, Mankato;
vic, presidents. Qaimsy Lsrsi non; "
r u. konk; secretary, Hon ~, I'm.
FLETCHER. corresponding secretary, y W.
psrke treasurer, ID w Evans; marshal,
gnas B rn~y President Dis -'ond u
Sscre,ary fletcher. were elected delegates 70
the stare agricultural society.
II ,reoy.ssss love cassss Miss Johanna
OFT to saoot herself at Etie. Pa, on Vie
.ni bit OF ths ON :nst. Sac was found In
Sensible, sud says she sants to die because
! her / we fur Max Gsli9r IN returned
! me .iri is a ae.fsss Of c0nsiderab g mhii.
inv. she recSftiy cams FROM Haxcny. Her
recovery i donb iui.
The sale OF Plymoutl church pews
amonrted To &220li p~resnsnas filling %
/ ~ xss 81 from last yFar. n B. CiAhiu
= paid the highest prs.ninm,, 1870.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

vigorous effort will be made inthis
congress To see what legislation can 90
towards restoring American shipping.
Some Of the causes OF its decline are
clearly beyond rel;efby statute, but that
n no reason why the obsolete and
|onnressive la va now in force on
lthis subject should not be repealed
I'm fayo. OF others in accord with modern
|reouirements. The division IF the com
Emerce committee viii enable bills to en-
1 courage shi nping To ge. attention, and
acton ia committee viii be enforced
by Jealous work on the floor Of both
houses by members of the ability and
Influence Of congressman Dingley, who
Heads on In the matter.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

8iAU TMtN#&MWNt MMH#Mf4M
has been made. as the law allows TWEEN.
W GAYS Tor the fiing o. the sasne. There
are no preferred creditoss.
Grisvold and party have abandoned
all further mining enterprises at Lisbon
until spring.
a house Of Henry Weafe, In Shear
fish. burned. Loss. $1,000 insurance,
$1,000.
huron claims to have pftcted S440, $40
worth OF buildings last ytaf.
The assignees have completed the
work Of inventory on tlse stock Of Wilt
am Holiday, OF SanboFs, with this re-
suit: Liabilities, slO,Sg5,56; assets, 3d.
1880. Agood snowipG.
Neis Larsen, Of Cooperstown, started
for home, about eighty rods distant, on
the nignt of Dec. %, and has not been
seen since. 1t is believed he wandered
on and persisted.
In the Deadwood mining distric. are
.725 stamps distributed as follows: L.
39o In Lawren Q county, go In Penning-
ton county and 10 in Caster county.
Williams & Co, hardware merchants,
OF Pierre. have assigned. No particulars
were known ut Bradstreet's.
The body OF an unknown man was
found near Sims, on the 4th inst,
apparently having frozen to death.
Dakota wants a successor to Judge
Kidder appointed.
AT tine annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the First National Bank OF
Mandan. L. E. Reed ofthe Capitol bank
of st. Paul was elecsed president in
place OF james Bellows. resigned. The
semi-an7ual dividend 0t 3 per cent. was
paid to the stockholders.
H. Bowles, in Dickinson, was found
dead in a hole near tha railway track,
having jumped from atrain AL cras
bis skull.
Lieut.. Col. O. Fl. Moore, Seventeenth
infantry, has been relieved from
duty at Fort A. Lincoln and ordered to
proceed to Fort Yates, OAK, and report
TO The commanding ofarer OF that fort
Tor duty.
A syndicate has purchased the town
site of Minor for 10000. =
The T.eech farm, near Fargo, has re-
Gently been sold for S02 600.
The stockholders of the Bank q
Brookings have elected the fol owing
officers: W. II. Moreheusa, president
X H. Williams. vice PRESIDENT; George
Morehnuse, cashier.
Charley Miller and newly mar,
ried couple, were lost ou ae prairie il
Lake Stay, and did not ii 4 shelter unit
10 O'Clock at night.
A meeting of the Mi&khtIl bar and Q
| the bar Of the second iBtrict has beer
called at Mitchell, to ed ire the election
] Of ut least six associat8 district judges
Tor the territory to be &d by tho terri
tory, and to consi Ter her necessary
legislation TO unload I'll crowded dock
cts OF the Dakota courts
Mitchell claims durif lfShe past yeal
ltwessty Ave new bsaAkrnosksA nnt
40 residences haze been built, costing
$4U0.0UO.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17


Y Mr.. MaIlock, an advanced conserva-
dive OF Eugland, has written an article
In the National Review, in which he
says THAI the socialists who are now up
rising throughout Europe are inspired
by gen~ine sympathy with human suf-
kering which il found among them, and
pf which they have q better opportunity
pf Judging than the classes from which
Rhe legislatures are drawn. Mr.. MaIlock
thinks there may DO troubles not 70 be
eonrelled by the police or lancers, but
xhieh will invade homes and drawing
kcoms. lie saoncIades very temporarily
~ Saying s:hat The proofs Of the growing
power ~ socialism are mostly Of serious
consideration.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

The Archie cranks are hard to kill.
rsov y,arssst the halls Of congress and the
mite acsse, soliciting announcement
Nd fnamcisl all for more fos! hardy ex-
aa-d;,;ore-but relief for Capt. Greedy
!. The sniy scheme that is likely to be
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