The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-05-02

A. J., Andrews has received another carload
Of cats. Can early and sooun2 what you need,
We have so acres Of good land for sale at
almost your figures. A, GDEES Co.
One secondhand harvester, IN good order
for sale or exchange for breaking or work.
n. l. GILnEDC,
A. Green & Co. can sell you a quarter sec
ton, decided, two miles north Of wtraor, for
$3.50.
Two cents reward will be given for tho re
turn Of Springfield watch taken from Tug sCN
Office Yesterday,
A Letter from the interior department at
Washington addressed to J.. I. Johnson remains
uncaIed for at the Warner postofico,
Mr.. B. Hubbard, father of L. A. Hubbard,
arrived on Sunday from Anoka, Mimi. BE
brought a carload Of effects and will reside near
Warner in future.
Spence & McChesney have disposed Of the
Aberdeen Republican to H, S. Williams an old
resident Of Aberdeen and formerly an editor in
Michigan. TIE Sun wishes the new manage
ment every success.
Our live druggist, Nj. ilbert, is distributing
free sample bottles Of Beggs' Blood Purifier. 1t
will at once relieve that drowsy, heavy, tired
fe ling, loss Of ambition, etc, caused by tor
pid liver and diseased kidneys. l, costs
nothing to try it.
1t is not often that a Dakotajn can be found
who will abuse Dakota water, yet when s. NJ.
Wright tumblod into W. D. Fishers well
Tuesday night, while acting as pilot to a party
Of friends, those best informed say ne denounced
it in glowing terms.
Upon the return of Hon. c. T. Mccoy from
Washington he was met at the depot by a large
number of Abegdeen's best citizens, headed by a
baud, and conducted to the Sherman House to
the tune of HAL to the Chief" There a mag
nifcent din0er was given in his honor. Over
fifty persons participated,
Mr.. sibley and family have arrived from
York State to make Dakota their future home.
Mr.. Sibley has purchased a farm three miles
north of Warner, is delighted with the country
and says he left the miasmatc Empire State that
he might enjoy a ripe old age in the healthy and
inyigorsting atmosphere of Dakota.
The United States grand jury at Yankton
indicted Gov. Ordway FOR asking and receiving
brbes as q public officer in locating the county
seat of Faulk county. Bail was fxedat $4,000.
The grand jury passed a resolution commencing
Attorney Campbell for diligence in prosecuting
the case and declared that no malice had actuated
either prosecutors or witnesses.
Now is the time to secure cheap land before
it is eEerlastingly too late. A. Green & Co.
offer some phenomenal bargains.
The house committee on public lands agreed
upon a bin to repeal the presumption law and
timber culture acts and to amend the homestead
laws. The proposed amendment to the home
stead law requires the applicant to prove con
tinnoas residence and cultivation or permanent
improvement on his claim for four years, and
that, if in the meantime no protest be made
thereto, patent shall be issued one year subse-
quent to tie date OF such proof. Representative
Cobb was directed to report the bill and author
lied to ask its passage, under suspension Of the
rules, at the earliest opportunity.
-Remember that on Saturday, May 10th, a /
public meeing wiz be held to take some final
acuon n regard to establishing a joint mill and
elevator ct Warner. il is hoped tnefe will be a |
large attendance. BY that time farmers viii be
thr0ugh seeding and they should make some
provision Of this nature to protect themselves
against 3 repetition of last years. abuses and to
insure themselves that their hand work all spring
vii not be merely for the benefit Of spectators.
Ths only practical method Of counteracting the
monopolistie Tendencies Of the grain market is
10 ersct elevators, and now that farmers have
exegtBd themselves to the utmost to raise a crop,
they should ndeasor to make some such arrange
Hsuts ss will give ssnem the full benefit Of their
labor.
We have leo acres Of land for sale, four
mlles east Of Warner, 10 acres broken, for $3.50.
A. GREEN. q Co.
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thy name perchancs may secure publi-
cation. Never shculdst thou loaf
about . printing office, ask questions OF
knock down type or the boys win bless
thee as they do shade trees--when thou ~leavest.
Never discharge saliva promiscuously on the
floor for verify taou mayest be discharged by the
pugulistic editor. Thou shouldst not read the
copy on the printers case or the compositor may
knock thee down. Never ask the editor for news,
for behold 1t j. his buisness at the appointed
time 10 give it to thse without asking. Ii is not
right that thou rAouldst ask him who is the
author If an article for it is his duty to keep
such things to himself, nor ,shouldst thou quiz
the devil for information, Tor verify be is wise
and saeacious and mayeat injure you with his
horns and tail. Examine thou not the proof
sheet for it is not ready to meet thy eye.-IEx.