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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-24
BUSINESS NOTES.
Dash CORN STILL coRNERED.
a Bank Suspends-Banks Tottering-As-
.isnmcuts-The Bears Haiding Rail
ways Commissioner Fink
VIII Not Resign-Crops.
Tone of the stock Markei.

NEw York, Sept. 23,--Government,
i'm.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-01
H. j. CAMPBELL,
ARCHITECT & CIVIL ENGINEER
Plans, Specifications,
Superintendent and Estimates
For all Kinds of BUILDINGS.

Surveys, plans and estimates made for ali
kinds of civil engineering, canals, docks. tea
minal facilities for railroads. water works,
sewerage, irrigation, drainage, river and liar
Dor improvements, and landscape gardening.
Land surveying, examination, laying out and
flying Reconnaissance taken. Properties and
proposed work examined and reported on FOR
nOn-rcsidents Office in GrifIin's Brick Block,
PalHtka, Fla,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-01
How She Catches Fish and Birds and
DiscIpIines Her Family.


DisCIpIines Her Family.
An instance of extraordinary animal
instinct and intelligence is reported from
Ellenville, Ulster county, n. y. Mrs.
Sarah Brown, of that village, has large
Maltese cat. which is the mother of three
kittens, now nearly half grown. 1t was
noticed lately that the old cat was regal
ing her offspring on some fine specimens
of perch and snnfish which she brought
in nice and fresh daily, one day coming
in with seven. She was watched, and it
was discovered that she caught the fish
herself in Fantine Kill pond, near the
village. The pond had been drawn down
quite low recently, and the cat would
crouch down at the edge of the water,
and when a fish came swimming along
within reach would spring upon it in the
water, and rarely miss its aim. She
struck the fish first with her claws and
then dipped her head in under the water
took her prey in her mouth and SWAN
ashore.
Besides the fish, the cat serves her fam
ilv with birds. not less than two of which
she provides every day. The most re
markable fact about the cat, however, Is
the system she has adopted III feeding
her kittens. When she comes N with 4
meal. she will not permit any miscella
neous scrambling after it, by which
one kitten might get more of the dinner
than its mates, but she lays the morsel
fish or bird, as may be, before one OF th'
Young ones. The other two she obllge'
to remain quietly at distance while the
one is eating, enforcing her authorlt!
against any protest ON their part by FIRE
qucnt cuttings. When the kitten has
eaten one-third of Ne meal the old co
removes the dinner apd places tim iron
of another kitten whS eats Its thlrd o
the meal unmolested, When the third kit
tens turn comes. The kitten that /
served first on one day becomes the las
on the list the next day, and that rota
ton is maintained with unvarying part
ality day after day.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-01
The Cholera.

ROME. July 31.-SiN thousand persons
are nov, detained in various lazarettos on
the frontier and along the coast.
LISBON, July 3t.-The port of Hueloe,
in Spain. has been declared to be in
fected with cholera, and ports between
Cadiz and Agamonte, both inclusive, are
also suspected of being infected.
PARIS, July 31.-There were three
deaths at Marseilles and three at Toulon
last night from cholera.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-01
A VERY WISE MOTHER CAT.

MILTON II. NAB
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-01

Philadelphia. Call.
Finks-Thanks, old boy. Glad to hear
you say l am looking better. I feel bet
ter too. You see / am on my summer
vacation.
Naturalization! In the city?
Finks-Of course.
Winks-Well, well, when want va
cation I go to the seashore.
Finks-But you are not married.
When want a vacation l send my wife
there.
General Mcclellan is now president Oh
a ranch company in Grant county, New
Mexico, owning 10000 head of cattle and
Is, 900 acres of land.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-08-01
A Story of London Life.

The circumstances were very pathetlc.
The ruined gentleman continued 70
maintain the wife of his affections IN a
life of ease by presenting himself as a one
legged beggar on q crowded city cross
ing notwithstanding the conviction that
it would one day bring him to grief. He
was finally run over by his own wife's
brougham. She had never suspected
what his business was till she saw the
victim of the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
Ccaal No!ltes.

NNE HUNDRED AND NINTH lKEEl
~ supreme Court City and county OF New YORK 9oht
email ION u. Magncr cNtcutois of inc Ia,
" ii and testament o. liarman Wagner deceased against
Elizabeth Mcehcn aud othtfs .- $500, 80 mad.
In rnrsuancr o judgment o. Tor closure ami sac nsne
ami entered the above entitled &C ol' on me ~, &
l. the under signed ne rrofer named III NV
"a tudem.ni will sell pnhc auction at the tAchhR
al number Hundred ana eleven IL fi"hu
WY IN ne ti-v z-in nay ~ ~ o,,D'
lock noon 81 that DAY. 10y John boSu
huc LONGER tie lands aud premises SAID Judgment men
ION Il and therein described. rs follows. go . 1T, -,
Al HAT lot piece ar par 81 90 Ihnu WIN ,H @ -
the con iuate In city of New YORK. bounded anu
srr,hed A. follows: Bcguninga 20 NJ ~ Tue sh'i
linz of one Hundred ana Auih street distant 49,, 81
fat escrly from formed NY thr me 80 non "a
~ .,ry i'm of Fourth win the southcty me
W one nnrrd and Ninu street running theLce sonth,tp
Fourth Avenue guty Get ten Inches urn"
parallel with Ono Hundred and nth street seen
tc fcet ,ncr njithrry pirII.ei WITH FOURTH A.ennd
,giy ten inches 80 The sDheIy Ihr OF on" Ia,
ia tltnCa eIstrry along Tho -ouLAey NJ
- one nudrcd Nluth street seventeen feet 10 the
mint or place -. b' g. uug
b"i'" -" '' uLKMAN srILFEI.
I.oicGco
A4UB.L T.. FITCH.
80 " Sassau.st. y y. CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
N,Y.CENTRAL g. HUDSON
RIVER R. R. CO.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR
$s,5Oo,ooo
5pER CENT DEpEMTURE BONDS.
Principal payable September !, 1So4'
Interest payable March 4 an" Sep''"'-
Der /.
Coupon Bonds of $1,000 each'
Registered Bonds Of $1,000,
$1,000 and $4,000
each.

WE cErru FOR SALE s6.jOO0 600 PER CENT
nrpr>TI-RE DONDs OF TIE NEW-IORk CEN
TB, g. HI psON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANh'
THE PRICE IS IOe AND ACCRUED INTER
Est. PAYABLE 10 PER CENT AT TINE VI
| SUBSCRIPTION, AND BALANCE ON Ok BE-
| FORE NOVEMBER NEXT, AT TIE oPllON
| OF TIE SUBSCRIBER.
Tho a. zoo OcO Bonds now offered are part OF souooVV
outborized TO he issued by the NowNork Ceh'iI ANU
RIVER Railroad Company. The resolutions W ' ian n
authorizing tho issue limit the amount 10 SIV'V'' -,
',o, If tn,se ~ 100000 shall be retained with
rhicb TO retire ~ $4,000 HUDSON River halioa" @ ,
second Mortgage Bonds due In June 1880 ana s-'.'
~ow.Vork Central Railroad Company Bonds que III p'0
49, ,rhe resolutions further state that between
no ro,rs 1871 and 1883. inclusVe the company "a
pended for construction ana III "u0 - co.
of stocks and Bonds OF connecting hno'' VIM" 80
entities are now owned 10y the Company the sun Vi 80
cor a. ina, dur,np this period the bonded debt was III
or.o.e "a the extent 4S3 5520l3 leaving an excess OK
pcnditure s2o3s4A, and that towatu npuu"', a
excess the Company has applied the SUN Vi 80
rr earnings. over and above the per cent annusl
mad q, s stoct holders during the period named 'ogelc
tin ,rcomc from various other sources aggeSa'he $685.
b7o leaving balance OF s66soO4o when ahiouh' u i
v,ded for by the Dcbeniure Bonds now issued
Tho bopd. pro, ide TINT my mortgage placed upon Tue
m, urop, RI, prior 10 July I. 1902 shall Include
Tho ,,c.c,, is.ue and further That each Bond sha DC
couner.gned by the Union trust Company Oh "
| evidence of the vail lily thereon ,,, 80
I'm, bonds Are not liable tobe Drawn or 'omP"so'p !"
,oo,.d nrot Ia their maturity 1901 They arc lssu'a
er IN Coupon form of 81 900 each to bearer or III hesi
,., certificates Of 81 900 So 900 and $40 900 each.
Thodennivc bonds ready and Will DO issuen upon p
| meit Of the purchase money ihful a.
| The subscription list VIII be opened III oul omoo' ~
O'Clock ON morning OF rhur'dy October lo' ana 'oscu
| upou not ncaton from FROM London
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO., n. Y.
DREXEL g. CO., Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
OFFICE or CH I, T. 9 g Ar E!AI

" It a 4 =
G1yFN-0E's ISLAND n Y. H., OCTOBER 10 1881
SEALED PROPO~AL- IN trpiicate subject 10 the usua,
conditions vii be received this Once and the Ohces n
he QuaTermast,r al the iosts M hiohcI ttinW
o,iocs the 9TH LAY NJ niri - -
al wr I'm places they will De rned In me presence
Of the bidders cons o one SET OF
nrire ar nam of each of hc posts OF Tort Ad ms X L. hh
Fort IIami ton H. i'll acor;nce win pans .n1 speo,
ncIttors which - i!7 once, ana htt "
the Post uartcmaster tOrt Adams H. L. ana foit HAM
& % of The advertisement shond he securely attac eh
To each proposal and be mentioned therein as com
pTisiug part o. II. ,--., . 80. =. ,,on,,r n. MD
ding ~. can be obtained al this Office -, -,
p1oposll- must accompanied by guarantee Win wv
sure,{e- In the sum n hundred dollars ,.,
propo.a ompanied by such guarantee WI" ho' oo
considered. ...t. .,a.t1 to ,,.,Lod q" Pm.
Envelopes containing proposals should DC maihN l'o
pns4is foi Construction OF Barracks ---, -, Al.
Tho GOV crulneut the Tig TO 'c any 9 al ps
A-~ ALIEN. + PERRY,
CudrtcImaster a. cncfa,
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
Nnttion Sales o! Re1. estate.

lanes L. WELLS. Auctlonesr; VIII SCI sc "a, q!
j pnhSc Auctiop at the Exchange saesroom No ia
S,,iwey on TUESDAY oct Fl al IL o'clock noon IN p.a
Stnn uncr the direction Of william W. bldchet1
Nos l,345 and 1,33I broadway
No. IfS 7th-aye. -, ,,,....o,,,ors q, it
Pe,ree. - CcDtTc-st 49, ,-o..on q,
N,thaue cox plaintiffs attorney, 10 Nassau'si rs,.o
L,,nux Hifch a Woodford, * wa st, an" i"""''N
Isvntn I.eekn an-st, Ce .cnGani's attorneys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
Enslnsss O. aMess.


JULIA MADDEN, deceased. ,,...,o~~
The OF kin Of Julia Nadie ias , ~ ~ jo.a al
Clonme Tppcrary ireland spinsler sn vi, neaS
Mory Madden Ryan, who ded IN oe,ops. "a y, Zorro
a. - Ia ms 81 her advantage 0y xppyuns
SltoVES esI solicitor Midd eham, ivrAshu'' Sss~~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
prouhlnu Dropertp for Sale ano 90 Let

uN IFT -Thrce- stOry cottage, 1GS Carlton
1 .xe Brcollyn from November L. Al impio eMeh' 81
4, ,srieo order twenty minutes from bridge ana
ssrr ear lUra $40 a month to one family OF nu'e 7'
crmi premises
M OoO CASH and 81 900, on mortg2gee
A,)(VUb will buy the four.story ana basement orlaa
"a Co,nn,'s heights overlooking the bay, ana con
sesS ~ ,,us lot 25I9O house 25xG0 Address r. L. f.
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
JAMES l.. WELLS. AUG TlONEEK.
a TUESDAY, OCT o.
AT noon at Exchange SaosrOon III broadway
INIlIfr ORS' SALE.
% ACRES on MANHATTAN ISLAND,

vnh rparan rights situated junction ofludson Ve anu
~rw,t.,, reek north 4 2ltthst ana coUNtulch W
Ipyccd Der OF Of Hudson River H. r. Property has eh,r
Harlem ship anal ana near views W ."t
9,nf .e.ncry az Hudson and Haron Rivers auu
fnr tounry splendid location for residences OF punt %
s",ts. ~ e .old Ia one parcel Terms easy She hD'V
Int Mans and full particulars With a. g. bhoNN ~ ,s
Attorney iol Executors 80 Wast, ana Aucuohcc'' y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

r0T The atoruowcr entire Of the Potomac fVeI VIII
ssn az land and bluf bCr ering that iiNer anu lg u
;rrt te -reets and lots laid down on the lht OF hle
pr o. 500 extending from sbenandoast 10 e wes1 my ~,
sihe l. : oraperiy excepting small triangular piece %
al a a quarter Of An acre at tho junction Oh to"a IT
sold to Alexander MURPHY 'og't'
nk m trl'ngs or.whees and other machinery ann
MI The mldug and other building ma ella vi 'no
grVuDd -o. 49,. 49, c,.u.udoab River md tie
At a The old Inc factory. , r.
Also seventy three town lots IN Harpers fcry ooh
Of sALF.-AH purchases unuef tl"O, '"SIh
o., not sun one.third ca Onenrd in one wear ana one
tlri IN Two years all cash at the purchaser Ol
interest Purchasers 10 nave Pos
an compliance with of sale, aud deeds 10 De
Of purchase money conveying All ieh'
r. and rt.ies o: the United states on... .,,o al,
~ Act requires thai inc ehhc properly '
| D" % 50" IV' "i''' ~ Ul.NRY { NEAL,
solicitor Of the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

,tNrrRNlSilrn 4 story, aO'h.st, nea ,g, n' :,
~ e. .'' .snon, Rklhs 81 saloiplns h,esdwas, sgNm
ese ehs'' H'' nAMtftI niAhtiN i,ppu h"ahWef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

yTu- AVE. Close 10 Cornelius Nandeibilts
ctm.e story dwelling at low rent haslus been decor
siea also ono w '''"''' FA CRUIKsHANK& co,
100 BTOadN Az,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
prcucsuls.
WAIIRR Nj fANi.ANp,
iDnI lnl III I.ngllrNTs.

IMPROVING CAPE FEAR RIVER, y. -:
l proposals Tor a boiler. t. - Engineer once 5.n
~ PAN 81 Baltimore Md oct l. lisa -iIoposas Tor iui
nirinr steam boiler fo the mTo, cmcht OF me 'ppe ga
Wiyer \ a. Will be elvcd until nom OF OCT ~ - "u
Opened Immediately th, refcr llank forms sp'n , o
and apple itlon 10 ms ONCE Oh
~, The resident engnocr Henry Bacon. AT Wilmington:
C. WILLIAM T.. CRAIGlIILL, LieutenantOO iohei o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
IryIrFD STATES SALE OF VALUABLE
CWArER.PowER AT HARPERs FERRY, W. VA

,, ., 40, of Congress o. Juy4 1884 the undersisne
~, rer a, uc auction the premises COMMENCING on
WEDNESDAY THE 22D OF OCTOBER 1854 Al
O'CLOCK L. NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
orIICl OF srPTRIN TFNuRNT OF REfAiK-,.
Arm FLOOR, ROOM III.
=. Il vi G,.t-tcr ,Nb nj pT IIOtfsi
AQtKDuCT COMMISSION
POOl - TRIBUNE BUILDING.
NEW.YoRK october 8, losi
ITO CONTRACTORS.

~ AO.N j INV D'''''
OR PROPOSALS. for GOpsrnG , s Sef ot he aTg
Of Newlork VIII be- received at hls 1Ig pace and h"uf
e win publicly opened and read by the APIs% %5 Eo IN
aid thereafter prsetlcso,e ,ero
invited is IN r%nnc and - ayded sections. VII
stCIIoN A. Extending om on, RIM NO I tee and hav
ns rmrfoN H. Extending from the end Of Section north
ward assistance Of about 300 feet and having Two WORKING
shafts, ,,.,,,, ann - ,r hath n, tho ehoye acc.
lions hut each must be bid for aud WIZ ne a"aun
separately Any bidder TOT Do1h SeoJs wn1 e IN Hi
%IG me S "a %@s, or persons making and
the Seciion ior which II Is made. , ..,,.aoo r.,
Esch biimu-l state the name ana place OF n,'nm. in
the making the Same aud ,9e name, ." a. hs% ANU
Interested wh INN therein s,S "S ing another bid ior tho
same work and is respects fair and ~on COLLISION o.,
fraud hat no Of he Aqueiuct omms,,%n o, 81
the Council 10 head OF Drpa,"e, , nnrep Of
sa n or ony person in the employ Of the Aqucuet
dccy o. indirectly Interested , ~ s o
zach verified 10y The oath Of n, ga ,t t and
must be by certified check upon ,
state bank Of the CITY Of Ncwlo'x di"wn m a' ont moi
less than i've per OF the amount oi the security r'a ncp
mus. no, he Sec~d With bid hut mus. be- 49,
vrrcd TO tho hgucduct %, ~, ,e,n, ,bat 81
the succcssu bidder viii be returned BY he uomh,tc ,Sc
ecps swa bidder .hs ".gs' n OF
refuse to s 10 h mn,n' a." amount Of The
pos, by hm shall ,. forfeited to ard rcsn sssic s OF
refusal the provisions ~ section " "l 'u,p,
tpO of Inc Laws 1854 but n he shall execute INC con
within the imo Aforesaid the amount oI hs d"posh VI" w
returned To him, ,
Ir amount OF required In tho contract of Ho,t"
ono nandica ant wcny. moa,Sa a"a oar vii,
moi than satisfactory snrrtlts WAC nust ~, mus"
the ~ ~. Of Ntw.
IIII AQUEDi'tT cost MISSl ONERt HlStitN !. ~ !
RIGIII 10 REJECT ANN AND ALL III ~ u ~ - ,
DEiM ~ FOR THE BEST INTEREST on THE "a
50 10 Do $500 . .. ~, ,r,t,n.. ,oi
rr MEASURE forms Of tho contrast, specifications ~,
hnd and a OF her ni,ruaon rcIulr d. can bo 9hiih, ~
c orr, of me Aaurluct riOers Room -, ilDup
Hv older Of uic Aqueduci Commissioners
SECRETARY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18

INDR SALE.-Nery cheap. to close an estate
J. segan, farm containing lao acres hlsh hao '"i a g
larye rck 10 rooms man Eanv floors alR
Sat buildings plenty fruits, great bagain ~ sH q'n ~
OF BoomsI utg, Soincrwt o. y - ~
ksvod nto1k Rail- y I'd. FIELDER ~ lADcriyst, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
Gelp Warteo.

GOOD Tin and Sheet Iron workers wanted at
~ on'e ~ ~ Apply from to o'clock a. IN
Az ANTED.-SOme person To sell gOOd anu
w nraqt cal pa in The cities OF NeW-lorA brSokyh
~, ~ ny Address3l1 no irsl-si.. LiniIA y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
Ciip 1)roperip Go Get.

IA, -, q, rpbont the furniture is 2h,oo feet Win
ether WIN ~ sion ~ full depth OF ot psck sMis, &C
Wei arranged and lno order ie'''''' '''''
Of ESQ H. MAN,
Nassau.at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
Gpunirp properin for Sale ano % Let

NOR SALE.-Dccidcd bargain, 80 acres
rrossod hy orheu Railrond and ini-Hde RaliOal
80. ,, ,.rnnna of AID ferryi miles from l3ths st.
ErrIa 4 IT INe elegant land ] anon ,ahu III Ncmy
s'"e' WV ~ z ~ vingtOnsi near BOwery
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-22
Daily &rsas aud 9akataixa
'ca,Uncn Drnrcronr.


iCoNaRraAr1oxAI CnuRen-C Corner WAlnnt sad
9Th street. Rev. Y. II. Clapp, lAstoe. 4er-
I'm. s.
CHR1sr CHuRcH-Corner Douglas Ave and Sixth
street. Rev: Dorsest rector: Services
at II .. m. and 80 p. m. Sunday School at Il n.
NJ. E. CHuRcH-Feurth street, near Dopsaas,
Rev. X. II. Dolliver, pastor. EeryicSs at
II .. M. and 7:S0 p. m. Sunday school at
2:S0 p. m. Seats free. 39
BAPTIST G4s;aaGace Corner of Douglas and eth
sIreets. Rev. G. J. Travis, pastor. Ser
vices ut II q. IN. and 1850 p. m. Sunday school
atl2m. : isE :
CATHo1Ic CHuRoH-Rey. FathsrWillard, pastor.
Capital street, corner 5th Services q $50 q.
m. and lO:9O Q. m. Services in the afternoon
and Sunday school at the hour announced by
the pastor.
Z. NJ. G. A.--Mcetiugs every Sabbath evening
Mt $3.50 ut the Congregational chapel. Cordial
invitation extended to everybody.
ecANpINAv1AN LUTHERAN CHuncH--Psarl street
near 8th. Rev. DR.. AndreAssen,. pastor. Ser.
vices, mOrAing and evening. Sunday school
at2p. m. gs7sl
zsoN's CnuBcn, GERMAN LuTnrRAN--Cornsr Of
Douglas and Ath. Rev. Or. Hilser, passor.
Services at II q. m. and 7:s0 p. m.
LyTHHnAN CHURCH, lGEnlANl-Six street.
Chas. Wenxlaff, conductor OF services. 6er-
vices at II Ia. IN. and p. m.
uTHERAN CHURCH, (GERMAN)- Fifth street. be.
tween Linn and Locust. Rev. Dent1. pastor,
Sermon at l0a. m. Sunday school at p. m.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-22
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

| The G. A. r. post of Csntreville will
give camp fife the 25th.
The university students OF Vermillion
gave o party, Thursday evening.
A series of weekly sociables are being
given BY the Masons Of Vermillion.
Mr.. Spencer, Elk Points cattle man, il
feeding 200 head OF cattle for the June
market.
Hon. A. O. Mellette, of WATERFOWL
lectured in Redfield tho other evening
to crowded house.
George Freeman, of Elk Point, bought
six COWS last week for which he paid
fifty dollars apiece.
/ The spring term Of the Vermillion
university will open April 1st. An atten
dance Of over 100 is expected.
During the past two seasons, Err
Richardson has sold from his farm nea,
Elk Point, over S., 400 worth of creamery
butter.
The Hon. G. g. Williams, of the Water
town land Office, gave an address at the
grand army reception, at RedAeld, las,
Wednesday evening.
Last Wednesday evening at Flandrau
ReynoId Post, No. 40, was mustered
Washburn Post. of Egan, aud the Egan
cornet band we're present.
Deputy United States Marshal B. T.
Pay, the Tribune says, is preparing to
engage extensively in the business Of
bottling liquors. at volga.
The editors of the Huron land district
held an interesting meeting at Huron
last week. They will meet at Pierre in
May to perfect the organization.
A branch of the Clay county bank at
Vermillion, will be established at Grand
View, Douglas county, April 1st Geo.
W. Lumley will be in charge of the new
venture.
The Veimillion Republican says: The
present indications are that there will
be large accessions to our city popula-
tion during the spring months which
will continue until We Scoop" all neigh.
boring towns.
Mrs. Ole Halverson, of Glenwood. Clay
county. died at Mt. Vernon, Dawson
county, last week, after short illness,
while on visit to her parents. Her re-.
mains were conveyed to Glenwood and
buried beside her three children who died
recently Of diphtheria.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-22
LIE .P YEAR.
by +. Z. d.

Twas sleep year-in her guarded bed
Miss Jones lay dreaming of the hour
When she would ask young Wires to we'd,
And make him should he cow'r.
In dreams she heard him murmor, "Yes"
And faint !; she felt the kiss she'd press;
In dreams she saw her bridal dress
Then snored with ten-horse power.
Before the glass Miss Jones in white
Blushed. pi1uing ON her hair;
Her mouth of hairpdns WA sight;
Her form was tall and spare.
But rounder, younger did itRrow,
By ways no naughty men shall know,
Till. transformed to . perfect beau.
She went fer Wires to snare.
Wires trembled when Miss Jones he saw
A-Stalking in his gate,
And thought naught but mother-in-law
Gould save him from his fate.
"Oh! you must ask my ma, !" screamed be,
When Jones popped down upon her knee
Come round dtO-Dorr0w-mall kill me
For staying up SO late"
Next evening Wires big Irish cook.
As mOther.in-lAW arrayed,
Armed with club, which oft she shook
At Miss Jones, Anch afraid;
0rinned, Take me bhoy, wild all me heart
But, moind, from him oil niver part"
They took Miss Jones home in . cart
And Wires died an old maid.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-22

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were held every ,ateht last week undss
the auspices OF tho Methodists, Con9re
gationallste and Baptists. The Methodist
church, at which they were held, was
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much interest was manifested. These
meetings viii continue every night this
week ct the SANS place
sioux FANS Press Negotiations are
~ progress which 1t Is likely will result
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-22

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