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National Republican., 1885-03-31
DosToFFIcE NOTICE

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Letters fSr Europe need not be specially a.
order 70 secure speedy delivery at destipatlon,
lsast s M yssssis ayaIlsble a'S oS 'he
wlleloss tPRoNPrLy 10 all casosl At This once
WEDNEsDAY,-At4 Z a. N for Europe, per
Steamship Elder, via southampton and
per Elderly; at 4 a. m. for ireland. per
steamship Bothpia, viz Queenstown Qetters
tries must be dIrectsd ''per Bothnia' " At q a.
m. for Newfoundland, per steamship Miranda;
a l9 A. M for Central AmeriGa iEa and The south
Aspinwall letters for Mexico must be directed
per City Of Para G az 7B0 p m for Grey :
town, per steamship Lucy y. hiller' Via New
THuRsDAY.-At IL m. for the wlndward
for Beriibnds, per slesmship' orlGGoo; At :p0
p. m. for Cuba and the West indies, Via Ha-
vanaj and for campeche. Chapas, Tabasco.
and Yucatan, Mexico, per steamship City OF
must be directed "por Guy Of AiexandTls'li
FfIpSY.-xt / / .. M, Tor t6e Wesst Indies, Via
81 rhomaN for Brazil aud ne Ia Plata eonn.
Newport News at n m. for NewfOupdlapd
skRuiRipK9.-Atea. a. M. for Europe. per steam.
ship Werra, via SOUTHAMPTON aud Bremen
uettors for Ireland must be directed "per
WerrT ssto M foT TdTelHI9is pr og seamsP sndP
Britain and other hnroneHn countries must
be directed per Aurnnia' u NJ a. m. for
Scotland direct, por BteamBhip Ethiopia, via
Glasgow (lPtters must be directed per Ethi'
opiadl; at u y. IN, Tor Belgium direct, per
steamship Belgenlnnd via Antwerp tletteTs
must be directed "per Helgenlaud1; at 1850
o. IN. for Hayti per steAnlhhin AlyOi At l;aO
p IN. Tor Cuba and Porto Rico, per steamship
Newport, Via Havana
suNDAY,-A .7i3O D, M, for Trpxlllo and
Huatan, per steamship ). 4 j. Oteri, via Now
Mails ' ior China and Japan. per steamship san
Pablo (ya san kraihiesscoG aiiS close here here
Zealand, Sandwich and Eli LAlRnds, per steam .
ship city OF sydney (vla San Franoisco). close
here April "a ~ z p. IN, (pr on arrival At Hew
York otsts,Smshlp Rsppbllc with British malis
tfho sohsdnle of closing ofTrans. Pacific mails
Is arranged ON the presumption OF their unin-
terruDted overland transit to san Francisco
Malls from the east arriving ON TIMR at san
Francisco on the day OF sailing of steamers are
dispatchad thence the same day.
HENRY q. PEAHSON. Postmaster,
pOsrOFFIoE NEW YORK, N. ", March AZ 1850.
NXTooDRUPFis FILE. HoLDERS,- -FOIt FL
w ing business and official papers compaclly
and conveniently for reference. They have been
universally adopted by the government, aud are
fIlst becoming the standard dOcum ent file OF the
country. They arc made Of various sihos, aud
can bO placed on ordinary shelving They are
also put up In cabinets containing any desired
fGire and manufactory, Hoa aa7 aud U3a
hli,,S av. n. W., near to seyenth and through
= = = ..F".n. |a Hh| NfN
National Republican., 1885-03-31

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations:
To be postmnsters-Wm. ST. Iglchart at An.
napolis, Md Frederick g. Kendriok, Mount
Clements, Mich; Aquilla Jones, sr., Indian,
apolis, Ind; Mrs Lizzie ii. Ficklin, Charles
ton, H.; Claiborn Bowman Sazoo City, Miss.
Warron s. Barrows, lIlnsdale, n. II. Samuel
w. Cobb, Hanover, N. H.; Edwin @. Fletcher,
Camden, Me-; Samuel j. Gerrlsh. Portsmouth,
Nicholas Hathaway, Fall River, Mass; Orson
q. Couch, Amherst, Mass; William Burns,
Plymouth, Mass; Mrs Elizabeth s. Herbert,
Newberry Court House. s. o.; Donald J. Aud,
Clarindp Iowa '
National Republican., 1885-03-31
AUCTIOS SIZES.
I,HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
~ ESTATE SITUATE No. 1915 u STREET
8 W., LOTTO FEET ny 100 FleE'E

By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia holding an Equity
Morgan " A. are QomplainantS, and Peter
BOlden ct al. are delepdants, the undersigned
trustee win sell AT public auction, In frOnt on the
premises, at O'Clock p M, on MONDAY, THE
BrH DAY OF APRlL, 1888. the tollOwlng.d0.
sqrlhed reAi estate, Nilh lmpr9yqments, 70 wv
lots 7and \, In square numbered two hundred
ant sixly.eight lldSl, rs recorded In the sur
vGyor' OnlCe Liher ". H., page alb,
Terms OF sale : Qne-half Ofthe lmrchase money
IN cash aud the residue in equal insialments In
ak and twelve months, with Interest nom the
day of sale (Or all cash at the option OF the pnr-
chaser. TO be secured BY q deed Of trust on the
property soldi 400 deposit 10 be mnde ut time
ing TO be paid by the purchaser, ~ terma Of
sale are not compiled with within seven days
amer any sal0 the trustee reserves the right to
resell at the risk aud cost Of the deiaultng pur-
Chnser, , u. " THOMAS, Trustee,
No, Qld II Street N. w.
DuSCANSnss BRnS, AuGtioneCrA WV wy
mh2A.t-th.s&ds
National Republican., 1885-03-31

Miss Lottlc Church. supported by Milton
Aborn's Dramatic Company, presented the
"Sea Of Ice" ut Barton and Logau's Dime
Museum yesterday. Tho play is of the spec
tacular order and is set with magnificent
scenory aud wonderful: mechanical effects,
prominent among which are the aurora
IN the Polar seas, The Gosfuming is exceed
lngly rich mud beautiful The "Sea Of leo"
will run during the remainder Of the week.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

THE first of the series of the Stoddard
lectures, being that Of Travels in Sunny
SPAIN" was delivered last night at Ford's
Opera House before one Of the largest
and most select audiences Of the season.
The lecturer handled his subject with
the skill Of an artist in his descriptions,
which gave an additional zest to the mag
nifcent scenes which illustrated his
theme, and enchanted the audience, To.
night Mr.. stoddard lectures on "Ver-
sailles and Marie Antoinotte," and cannot
fail to draw a crowded house.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

No APPOINTMENT yet made by Presi-
dent Cleveland has given moro general
satisfaction throughout the country than
that of Mr.. Pendlaton as minister to Ber-
lin. 10 those who refer to this mission
as less important than that of London or
Paris, we have to suggest that SO long as
Bismarck holds his grip Berlin will be
the political center Of Europe, The place
at the diplomatic mahogany which he
occupies will be the head Of tho table.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

REFERRING to "Mrs. Taylor and her
brothers," who were recently lynched in
Clay county, Neb., the Omaha Bee says;
"The victims had not been convicted of
any crime, but wero merely charged with
being hard citizens" Such an act would
disgrace the Apache indians, The fact
is the most diabolical crimes perpetrsted
in the United States are murders COM
mitted under pretense of Furnishing
crimes
National Republican., 1885-03-31
The Tariff as an Issue.

IT is nothing but fear TO meet this issue
that has ever kept the Democratic party at a
disadvantage, or ever will so keep it, in u con
test which directly involves the question. 1t
needs to be forced upon ourselves II we
haven't the pluck to force 1t upon the enemy.
-IrnShingtOA Post,
What kind Of tariff do you favor2
What sort of reform do you want in the
adjustment of customs dues? The Presi-
dent in his inaugural address, plainly
states that he favors tariff for revenue.
adjusted in such . manner as will give
protection to American labor and to tho
capital invested in our manufacturing
industries. The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
approves the Presidents position.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

THE REPUBLicAN predicts that OK
Gov. Norman ]. Colman, OF Missouri, will
pull through for the commissionorship of
agriculture-that is, if to secure the
right man for the right place is the con-
trolling influence.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

SCORE ono for the Payne-McLean fac
tion in the appointment of the new sur
veyor Of tho port of Cincinnati. 1t will
take few good surveyorships to Offset
the Berlin mission.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

THOMAS NJ. WALLER, of Connecticut,
for consul general at London, is not o
bad appointment. Mr.. Waller is a gentle
man of good abilities and more than the
average supply Of hard sense.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

President Cleveland was recipient few
days ago OF a handsomely bound scenery book
from tho young ladies Of the female seminary
at Lutheryllle, Baltimore county, Nd. The
President sent an autograph letter of thanks,
National Republican., 1885-03-31

BAD TOBACCO Is an abominatiOn, fine, full
favored ditto is delight So say chewers oil
The Violet Plug Chewing Tobacco has no bad
Use IL once and You will thenceiorth be It's
patron. Whom Its merits become thoroughly
known twin become 'iamlliar In mems
mouths as household words" Luehs u Bro,
agents, 525 seventh street,
National Republican., 1885-03-31

PRESIDENT TAYLOR, the successor of
Brigham Young, may be expected to re-
ceive an anti-polygamy revelation on
some fine spring morning during the
next six weeks.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

VA WHOLESOME type Of liberal Democ-
TaGy in the south gains recognition in the
appointment of Evan p. Howell, OF
Georgia, as consul to Manchester.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

FREDERICK RAISEs, of Maryland, is
newspaper man Of good repute. He will
fill the position of consul general at
Berlin in creditablo manner.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

Nova SCOTIA wants to secode from the
Dominion. She should ask South Caro-
lima for an estimate Of the cost Of this
kind Of divorce.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

THE Senate and SamuelJ. Randall con.
stituted the fOrty-eiGhth Congress. viii
the forty-ninth Congress be made up in
the same artistic style?
National Republican., 1885-03-31

IT is Just possible that by the use of all
the potential influences at its command
the administration might elect Mr.. Ran
noprbeaker of the national House of
representatives, and thereby accomplish
happy result of disruptiug and per-
manently retiring the National Demo-
cratic party. rl
National Republican., 1885-03-31
Losr IND FoUND.
Personal CoMFoRE
BO1RDING.

PEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOMS, JUST
Id vacated, ID and 3d floors; best table board;
lovely location; oil convenencea 223 East
Capitol 81. mh27-3t
National Republican., 1885-03-31

SALVATION OIL prompt In its action and
permanent in It's results. Price l5 cents.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

strVNHE TREMoNT."-THIs HOUSE HAS
l. been repapered and rcpainted, and In
every way put In lrst-class order. 1t Is the cool.
est and most desirable place TO board In tho city.
Terms $40, $50. $40, and Sl5 per month. House
aud hall heated by atelim.
National Republican., 1885-03-31
THE THURsBY CoNCERT.


The Elks' ball at the Washington Light In.
select affair yet the sale of tickets indicates a
very large attendance. These are IN the hands
Of members only and great care is being eNer
cSed In their distribution.
National Republican., 1885-03-31
AMUSENI ENTS.
sropDAnp LECTURES At roRp's


sToDDARD LECTURES At FoRDs.
Fords Opera House was packed last night
on the occasion Of the complimentary lecture
of Mr. John l.. Stoddard who begins series
Of ofillustrated lectures at this theater this even
ng The subject last nigh was Travels in
sunny Spain" aud included descriptions and
Views OF Toledo, Cordoya, Seville and
Grenada, aud OF the many wonderful and
beautiful things to be seen at these places
Mr. Stoddard il pleasing speaker, with nIll,
clear voice ana q remarkably fine flow o Ian.
guage His descriptions are lucid and highly
Of his travels abound. His description
of tho Spanish bull fight, which he
witnessed at Seville, was dramatic piece of
work, aud was warmly applauded. The illus
trallons are thrown by an expert operator
from an excellent stereoptIcon, upon u large
screen placed before the drop curtain, the disk
being about twenty-five feet square The
photographs are excellent, and give vivid
impression of the scenes presented. In many
instances different views Of the same subject
are shown. The aud ience was very appre.
oiatiye, aud frequently INTERRUPTED the speaker
with applause. The Presidents party occupied
one of the proscenium boxes, and consisted of
Miss Cleyeland, Mrs. aud Miss Folsom, Miss
Van Vechten, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel g. Lamont.
The subject for tonight Is "NerBallles and
Marie Antolnette," and will cover one of the
most interesting periods OF French history.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUSE.
Alllts huNA hplNuitA lhlku hAhltHGt
at Albaughs Grand Opera House last night In
THE American Countess" Since It's first pro.
dueton In this city, this season, many i'm.
proyements have been made In the play. and
the company are now thoroughly familiar
with the parts 50 that its performance runs
perfectly smoothly. Rhaa Is, OF course, the
center Of attraction, but is well set in a strong
company, Her rendition OF the part Is,
through careful study, natural and artistic,
while the slight accent in her speech only
adds 10 the charm Of the part Tonight she
will appear as Lady Teazlc in ''sohool foT
Scandal"
THE TuURsBY CONCERT,
Tho sale OF reserved seats for the Thursby
concert Is progressing very Satisfactorily, The
programme is u rich one aud Will no doubt bring
out packed house. This will be an excep
tonal opportunity for hearing this brilliant
vocalist, as she has had q long rest and will dc
herself ample Justice Mrs, l.. a. Powell, oi
this city; Mr. a, l., King, OF New York Mrs
Harding, of Baltimore, aud Prof. Caulhold will
assist.
THE RLKs' BALL.
The Elks' ball at the Washington Light In
fantry armory on Monday night Is to be
select affair yet the sale of tickets indicates
very large attendance. These are IN the hands
Of members only and great care is being exer
cised In their distribution.
Ran ToHACCn Ia an ahominatiOn fine full
National Republican., 1885-03-31
MONEY TO LOAM.

MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE,
INl- In sums TO suit, At lowest rates Of interest,"
III. B. ORITTENDEN
1922 New York aV
National Republican., 1885-03-31

Nationals " Brown Ualyorslty to-day, il5,
National Republican., 1885-03-31

RS- All property placed In our hands will be
literally advertised without cost TO owners
Money placed on Arst-clsss Western Securities
at 10 per cent
National Republican., 1885-03-31

IDAHO is getting herself into an un-
happy state of mind over the proposed
issue of bonds for the construction of q
capitol at Boise City. This embryo state
has yet to learn that she can scarcely
enter on the pathway of true greatness
until she is decorated with bonded debt,
National Republican., 1885-03-31

BOOK AND ron PRINTING
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SoUThEAsr CohSEh TuIRrkkScH STREHE
The Largest Printing House In the City
Printing of All Descriptions Promptly Exc
cuted In tho Bost style and at Lowest Rates.
National Republican., 1885-03-31
W1NTED-HBLP.

VIZ ANTED-A COLoREn GIRL AS FIRST
w class chatnbermaid and waitress; only
those having best city references need apply
National Republican., 1885-03-31

GUS, sprains, scalds, and burns speedily
cured by Salvation OH Price rs cents.
National Republican., 1885-03-31
TOR RENT---MIscEl1ANEoUs. us.
DRESS SHIRTS 40 oRDHR'

FiN@ N'f ~
FINISHED AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS
constantly on nAnd
A FULL LIKE or HosIERY anl NEok
WEAR Just received
L, ~ ". CuLL4Alp5 AND CUFFS
National Republican., 1885-03-31

FI,HE PUBLIC is HEREBY NOTIFIED
Il that viii not he Responsible for any. debts
oa ongtibUns e1rgSfa v rlty Sy n person s @ my
SAM. o. REID, 4
National Republican., 1885-03-31
Observation-Disclosures

yJTANTED-BY A SETTLED CoLoRED
wv womnn situation by April as cook In u
ifSt,clss iamily. Call or address Mrs, L y,
No. 1D1S 12lh 81 N. w. 1.2
National Republican., 1885-03-31

dsOnnREWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
DSOO asked for return Of JeYelry taken
from room Mt Riggs House on 9th Inst. Mo
Devitts Detective Agency, 800 Pa av N. w.
National Republican., 1885-03-31
WAvrEp-MIscnL,GiANEouy. uy.

AN ENGINE-oNE OR Two-HoRsE
IA power; Gas power preferred Address,
stating price, ENGINE, Republican Office.
National Republican., 1885-03-31

A FEW YOUNG LADIES CAN BE IN
IA structed In Arithmetic, Penmanshlp Book
Keeping, and shorthand, either day or evening,
AZ 20 cents an hour. Address MISS NJ. REED,
Republican Office. mh30-3t
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4 Phenomenal Journal.

Probably no paper ever met with such a quick
and generous recognition at has been accorded to
TkxAs Sifr1NGs, the great humorous and literary
weekly. Il Is nov published simultaneously In
Austin. Texas; New York, N. T., and London,
England, and is credited with a circulation Of over
NNrUD COPIES. IL Is an 8-psge, 4S-culumn paper,
contains every yeas more than loo original Illus
trat!ons and cartoons. Its good stories and hui
moroas sketches are upexceiled. The publishers,
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Because the quick, hasty word ron.
in ill.temper or ungentleness today
my boy, leaves q sting in your heart
to rankle half a century away. Be
cause to-day, If / could, would burn
up every book there Is in all this
world just to feel the little hands that
laid those leaves in the pages where
4 said they must not go, and clasp
themselves about my neck for one
hour, Hold yonr tongue and your
pen, my boy. Every time you are
tempted TO say an ungentle word, or
write an unkind line. or say, mean,
ungracious thing about anybody, just
stop; look ahead twenty-five years,
and thing hew it may come back to
you then.-Robt. j. Burdette.
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Land Office ut Mitchell D. T. Nov. 18th 1884.
settler hrs filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that aaid
at Mitchell D.. 7. on Jan. 9th 1885. viz: Emma ~
Hollinger d. 8. No. a75B for the S-W A-1i .l0A-
.Ss. She names the following witnesses to prove
Of said land, via; ]. W. Woodman, g. b, Than.
b. H. Waanr, E., A. Benedict, of KimbalI.p. ii.
3-9i Geo. B. Eyeritt Reviatsr.
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Land Office OF Mitchell D..T. Dec. 5th 1884.
settler has filed notice o. his intention to make
nnai prof s.?1d IN in support: ct bis claim and that said
Go. ct Chamberlain D. 4. on Jan. ath 1885. Via:
VIM estper HID. No. 252n for the S-W X Ia-io5-
q. he names the following witnesses 70 prove
Of said land. viz: Henry Bentine, Albert Ketner'
b. P. Shilling. Jenola Dot. of Kimhau Dr..
8-S1 Geo. B, Everitt Register.
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Land Office at Mitchell D. I. Dec. ard 1894.
Notice is hereby given TINT the following-named
final proof in support OF his claim and that ,sid
prof will be made before Register or Recei yer
at Mitchell D. I. on January 18th 1885, viz: Sas ali
He names the following witnesses. to prove his
continuous. residence upon and cultivation 1T
said land, VIZ: John Chandler, Eugene Chamber
White Lake, DIT.
s5 Geo. B. Everitt Register.
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Notice is hereby given that the f~ollowina-uaned
settler has filed natice Of his. intention to make
final proof in supper OF his clnim and that said
At Mitchell DIT. on Jan. 9th 1895, viz: Enoch
White D. 1; No. 30e10 for the NE 1A-8-1Oi1g7.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous. resiashce upon and cultivation OF
said land. Wig: ". G. Cook, Christopher Hines.
Frank Hand Charles Miller. of lOt-67.
s-sS Geo. b. Everitt Register.
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land Office u Mitchell D. T. Dec. 9Th 1894.
Notice il hereby given that the f~ollowind-named
settlcr: has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof In support Of his claim and that said
proof will he made before elk. Dist. Court Brple
Go. at Chamberlain D. T. on Jan. 2sri 1875. VIZ:
John ~. Hamilton HID. No. eeso fer the H-W u
1s-s.a!s lanes the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and culti-
walton Of said land. viz: Il. H. Neil, Torey Lar
son. w. Il. Ankrnm, G.. L. McCurdy, Of Brile Co,
DIT. S8 Geo. B. Everitt Register.
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Land Office at Mitchell D. T. Dec. nth 1884.
Nptics 10 hsreby giyen that the Encouragement
fpGl proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before Glk. Dist. Court BruIs
81 t Chamberlain p. I. on Jan. sDth 1855, via:
su!I67.. .Ha names the following witnesses to
prAye his Continuous residence upon and cult
y,ltl0n Of eaia land, wig: Richard Nell, Harrison
t1obel John lg9zyfek. Thomas Furlong, of Dam
ISL Geo. B. Everitt Register.
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THE HOUSEWIVES FAvon1rr.

We will send free for enc entire yeur. 20 svory
lady b sends us at once the names of ten mar
ried ladies, ut same address, and IL tvo.ct
stamps for postage, onr handsome, entertaining
and instructive Journal, devoted to Fashions.
Fancy Work, Dncornting, Cooking ard House.
hold matters. Regular price, s1.OO. Send to-
day, and secure next number. Address,
pnMHsTIo JOURNAL, Nunda. N. Y. s1-sm
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notes i iessby xiysn that the 4 9 ieiio isi nss,:
settler has Fled nekfee ut his intention, 70 make
fnal prosf IN support Of his claim and that said
Go Mt thaabcflain D. n. on Ian, nth IsS5. VIZ
Ernest {. Austin %. ., No. 1asls FOR the S-W X
Zc-lOS56S He nauaes the following wltnesses to
tion Of sAid land. viz: Fred Warner, 4. PRtiss
q kiWbali p, T; and L. F. Scott, j. III. Long Of
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AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE NO. Q.

AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE NO. 9.
Sec. No. 3. Any person or persons violating any
OF tbs provisions of this ordinance shall upon
convection thereof be fined in any sum not ex-
ceedins $40 for each and every offense SO com
mitted,
Passed and approved this 18th day of Decem.
her 1884.
Louis Richards. II. 8. Dunlop
Chairman. Clerk.
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5ohn = Wilson says Is would not
aocsps AZ governorship Of Dakota If
appointeds
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William n. Esarts, who il now
mentioned for United States Senator
from New York, was : oandiaate for
that Office twenty-five years ago to sue
coed Willias1 II. Seward.
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The Washington correspondent of
the Pierre Free Press says the whole
argument Of senator Vest against d,.
vision Of Dakota was based on reports
5andsdAta received from Bismarck.
South Dakota saayriss up in hermight
and give Rismarck : lesson if she is
not careful. b
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siys Ia divlsion anyway II we can.
NOT hive ANYTHING better.
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The attacks Of Vest and Cockrell
in Congress on the Dakota bill have
pulled 9 hornets nest about their ears
and the hornets are the Dakota bust
ness men. So great ii the resentment
+thrsughoutth III Territory against these
gentlemen that much Dakota trade
Will be turned away from Missouri on
this account. Alta mass meeting Of
business men held there last week il
was agreed that Dakota trade should
be wholly withdrawn from st. Louis
and ST Joe MISUNDERSTANDING
Sunday Voice.
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he pakota legislature viii CON
syens en January 18th. ssSs
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lsnd olics at Mitchell D. II. Nov. 18TH 1891,
Noti1e is hcrchy g;yen that the sollowing-nnmpd
settler has filed nbtice uf t,is intention to make
proof vii! be mad, before iteg,ster or Recejver
at Mitchell D.. I. on January 9th 1855, Wig: John
v. Moottman DIS. No. ZeaG5 for the BE II Of
NV Az S-W u of NE i 2-tO4 w. He ,.i,n1s.,
the following witnesses tu prove his e9r.jg,Jous
Tes'9e4ee0 pom and cultivation of ss::d Iasni, viz:
z 4 lrlnayl, y. II. .WaEar,. Ismina C. E.1lliase-,
u. a. Benedict. OF Eafibail u. L,
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-02

Ina billiard game in New York
last week between Mclaughlin, Of
Philadelphia, and Canton, Of ST.
L.oais, 5000 points, French caroms,
unrestricted mil play, the former
made . run Of s4s and the later one
Of 85s the two largest runs on record,