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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
THE DELINQUENT TAX LIST

II has always amused us considerably
TO see how cunning, in his own peculiar
way, a county officer, or in fact any poll
tician, can be. or attempt TO be, solid with
all the papers in his locality, In this
respect a Hand county politician has his
hands full, for there are no less than eight
papers published IN this county. and the
Washington times printed just over the
line IN Ee,,dle county but having more or
less patronage in Hand county. OF these
eight papers three were selected by the
beard us the Ciiicial papers OF the county ai
the rxtrvacant salary Of one cent each
They mere the ST. Lawrence Tribune,
Miller Gazette and HAND COUNTY PRESS.
Recently the PRESS heard that
the county Treasurer, whose bu1i-
ness it is, usually. to select the
paper 10 print the delinquent tax
list, tried to have the board OF commis-
sioners select the raper. Very naturally
the members of the board have no un,,ni-
nous favorite among the papers and so
odiulcu tut sei'ctlOif Oi tne paper TACK
on ,he Treasurer. The Press is not
mean paper and never intends to be and
has done some to tighten
the burden of the county officials by re-
signing its lucrative position as AN official
paper, thus leaving only two to select
from.
The PRESS has published delinquent
tax lists before and from personal knowI-
edge Of the work and remuneration there
for fully decides there is not enough in
the business to justify it in asking for it
A vast majority of the printers, let alone
the average reader, do not know the ex-
pense, bother aud worry vi setting up q
long delinquent tax list, Ten cents a
description for farm and five cents for
own lots will Just abont even up aud
cave no profit. That is what tho law al
ows and il is not enough. The PRESS has
igared this thing down fine ana has con-
'luded 10 quit doiag work for fun or
honor"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
ELIZABETH ITEMS

July 10. 1885.
Plenty Of rain last week and more wind
than the contract called for.
The storm Wednesday night did con-
siderable damage around here. demolisL-
ing shacks. granaries AMI out buildings.
II tore part of l. N. winsclrs house down
and took the roof from the rest. leaving
everything exposed to terrible rain.
But the worst loss. as far as we can Lear,
WIS the killing Of mule for y. s. Parrott
by the Lightning. The loss is heavy one
to him as he can i'll afford the loss The
appearance of several funnel shaped
clouds in the west about D. m. caused
several Of our citizens TO keep their cellar
doors open.
MISS Crawford returned from Chicago
last week.
Miss Heppen. who has been visiting
with Miss Neppen, returned home last
week. n. l.. d.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
nullpggs AND ,oarE1croes, ArrrsIIoy

Sealed proposals vill be received by the under.
signed School Clerk Of Spring townphip f1l6-Cgl
.nd county. Dakota, for the erection of two school
houses In said township said county And such
sealed proposals will be received at any time b,
twer the 10th Of Jttly aud te and snth Of July lsss
inclusive, according 10 the following plans and
Houses lsxsG. o feet high Foundation 10 be of
StoBe and Lime. Nsn tu be rs inches Thick az bot
tom and not icss thsu T. Inch top to b. 12 inrl-
es Ia ground and Xix inches above the level of
ground,
Sill. Gss ard joit Is 2Ss iG inch centes. stud
ing 2Hi ioet hi,.h rs inch ccntrr. with doull,
plates end corrcrs coisr plates :SG jn,h csntera
to be shoeisps outiGe EIcr and ~ inch ap'siding
not more ihsn al. iuthes TO o. We tatler mo. 4
cear q inch iioering iNo J clear Lated snd plus
tered with coat, with ard finish and yainscot-
ing 3 feet high all around with cap on ton Six
windows IN enrl house l0xli lights Three win
do1s un each sido of The house placed Ia equal
dis,,nce. Also outside biinds one door e-sAfS
-. No. J.. E"oi g. he Of third pitch 10 De of
good shee;ing, and ratters OF 2xI not more Than
Il apart shinred with Star star shng cs not more
tian = iDehosto the weather CoriIice plsncers ~
inches. freeze ~ inches. frr.er . inche Pam.
ing, two coats outside and inside ~ white lad
and c,l chimney OF brick The blank end If
room 10 he paint with liquid sla'iDg feet above
vainsc" a'inG. Kinney tn he ON each house 20
come down below criling SO n the pipe win I've IL
IN 'te' from eciiig with socurpL uLdcr Iil G, end
to le AT least three feet above the rcof.
One coal honSe for each house. lxi. and two out.
fouses Xxi. feet high. all to be of inch drop
siding with shingled roof. snd good matched floor
ing doors with venfilators In out bouse's door
and two coats pant outside same school houses.
Hardware must he Of the Lest cur i-y, bolts Tor
school honsss ai.xSis three sab fathers on eaah
window; strapthn-es on cut h'u ss: COED dead
iocts on school house doors and jail lo,k on coal
kogses with gouc thumb isteh for priycyz.
Ali work TO be done in fret class style and any
thing omitted has 10 he placed by the contractor.
Each bid must be accompanied with "a bond Of
good face Of not less tLan 81 600
Tie Roari resorycs the right 10 object any or Ell
bids. All Work 10 he completed by the hftoepth
day of August. 1873
Envelopes containing prop, ssls should ~
marked proposals for building ard d retsed 10
J. K. Wood. school clerk. Newton T.. o., LAX.
2t3
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23

Hugh III, Sni it'll one of ,hc delegates
elected to Sioux Falls has asked the Reg
lister of Dee.ls to ask as many of tho poe
pie OF the county as he can for their
opinion as to the pi,c;icabi!ity of having
Il clause engraftei in the new consti tution
requiring each borI of county commits
slJ uers TO be composed of one commits
sioner from each ship. We under
stand the st. Lawrence people are s:aong-
" in favor OF such law, and have given
Mr.. Smith TO understand that if they had
known be was not in favor of ii
they would have reserved their votes for
some one else. We do not hesitate to say
that Mr. Smiths bsad is level on this
question. The scheme is very old one
and has been tried great many times and
i'll every instance been found To be very
impacticable. A convention of forty
commissioners four or five times year
would be found to be very expensive
and enormous luxury for Hand county. Ii
is certain ePnd has been demonstrated
ilNN NNAi htitNttNt, lu-
telligent, energetic men will perform the
business Of the county in better aud
safer manner than forty commissioners,
and OF course with much less expense. 1t
may be claimed that with forty commits
sioners, the board Il ight meet only once
or twice year; that the bu ,iness of the
county might be classified and placed in
the hands of special committees. Bnt we
seem to be Of such nature in Dakota that
we are sure il body OF forty commits
sioneis got together each individual would
soon develop into great statesman and
when committee made report to the |
full board to be passed on there would be |
such nnii nitei laundering eloquence de-
iyered that the item per diem and mile /
lge" would wreck the county.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23


To John !. Conger Greeting:
Whereas,it appear by report Of special agent james
duly corrnberatea that your cash entry Mo- bt2S
made November 5, iSS3 at Huron. Dakota, upon
y. quarter, of section o. in township Ill, range
GS perfected through fraud and IL violation of
law in that you dIl not reside upoR said land as
set forth in your proof testimony. AM thai You did
not farm End Improve said land set forth In said
proof testimony; and that You did not in any
respect comply with the law set forth IN your
said proof testimony; and that thereby the Regis
ter and Receiver of said Office salsly informed
as to your inhabitancy aud improvement and the
nature OF the dwelling thereon cted, and thereby
falsely and fraudulcntly obtained final certificate
for sRid tract from said Receiver Aud the Hon,
Commissioners of the general land ofi'e by his
IT p under date of Match 10. 1871. has directed
hearing ~ be hsd before this Office to determine
the validity Of spid entry.
Now, Therefore You aud each nf yJu noti-
hed 10 De and 10 appear before this ONCE at Huron.
Dakota. on the 2Sth day of August 4. u. .S5. al
nine O'Clock a m. tlen and there 10 submit such
testimony in regard 10 the yaliGity OF said cash
eutry No, oi<, a. TO you may s'e,n proper.
q, u. ARMSTRONG, hegIster.
EoR -RT LoNB', lcceisGr. Iaiy23
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23

'''FI'I ''iIV' " IT VT O.I, JllIY Z, INNI.
Novice Is herobt given tha' the following named
sttcr ~ tclnOirs o' hiS trut0n 10 make t,ual
PRO "a support tl his claim. and secure Hnai
-tit'V thereof, sgl tfut said proof win be lna,.
before +. L. PAR b. Jadge Of th1 Probate cJlrt
Tor Hand county, Dakota, al Miller, Rand county
Dakota. ON saturday the 22d day of August iSSs
at O'clock, y. n, viz; Benjamin X 'purkey
under his II, H. = No, iOsl iIu-un series for thn
:, EquagteT, section Il, town us range H. and he
name tue following wines ca 90 prove Ids CON
hncous residence upon nad C-elfigatinn of said
tract VIZ: henry NJ Brenrr. " 4 se.yall. Alram
Lack and i&i~alL q 3 AK.lSI RDN.s
Williams 4 Pyle. IpCi lev
Attys at law, Miller. - i inIy l6
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
"KING HIGH y
WINS A POT OF $500.


In poker king high" is very poor
hand-so we have been told-but if the
holder has the requisite nerve and gail
and chips he can make "an ace full" hunt
its hole. John King of the Board of Com
missioners has bluffed his case through
and lately demonstrated that he has be-
come and will continue very expensive
luxury to Hand county. He has sue
ceeded in bulldozing the board of Com
missioners into allowing the county TO
pay his costs in the mandanius and QUO
warranto cases in his contest with Gass
for Commissioner. In the first case the
court taxed up the costs OF the case to
King who was defeated. In the second
case Gass Nas defeated, King was declared
were charged up TO Gass. To make
long story short KING bluffed and played
n majority OF the Doirl for suckers. Bluff
old John Du HE stands out alone as the
only member who had the sand TO say
na he costs amount TO bout $500.
The board had the same reasons and right
TO lay Gass' costs, and Gass applied bat
the board adjourned without doing it.
OF course the board ought not to pay Gass'
bill, neither should they pay Kings. Be-
cause King is commissioner does not
entitle him rny more TO his costs in this
case than Gass. We can't help admiling
the supreme gall of the man for he voted
Tor himself. When the ques ton Of should-
ering his debt upon the county was voted
upon. King, Harris. and Griffin voted aye
and Duthie nay. Thus far King has
made his Office pay him handsomely.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRITORIAL.
HoycrneI-G. A. Pierce
Sectetary--James H. Teller
supreme COurt-Chief Justice Alanzo A Figer.
on. Associate Justices, Gideon C. Moody. and n A
Hudson, Palmer seward Smith
United states Attorney--Hugh J. Campbell.
surveyor General-Cortez Fessenden
Dciegate In Congress--O s. Clifford
Z. 5, Marshal--Gsn harrison Allen
TtxTH LEGISLATIVE pIrCRIcr
Members of Council--J. a wcstover pDav
Members of House, A Picker n 4 Miller 4;
W. Pierce. I Blakemsfe.:
CITY OFFICERS.
Couueil--John Morrow. chairman: o. p. Fear.
heiley, Bert l.. Noitatt
Clerk--O, S Fulton.
Treasurer-B. II. StAmm
Assessor--J. =. cutting
Jnstice-J. A. Moon,
Marshal-Geo. Wilson.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23

We Last week unintentionally omitted
to mention the appointment by Judge
Smith of NJ. Edward II. Apiin to be
clerk of the court for Hand county. This
gentleman has lived Huron for several
years and has ALWAYS stood high as an hon.
orable man, with good business ability.
We believe that his coul Sc as an official
will be approved by the citizens of Hand
county Huron Leader.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
Nor.CE 10 CgGDIrJls

Eiate 81 Charlie u Tifil .stAn. .eecr'cA E0sire
j. iigFr5y s'ircs ~ ti.- uglgs.laod t4.eN IirinC.
stoa, Adi..!U trat r, OF tic citata q! (haglra ~
LIyii.gstcn. dccea-cJ. q the rrrdicr. Of AMI al
persons having raiIns against the said deceased to
eIbil'it them with the necessary voucbers within
f"Hr months aiter tie hrSt pubiicEtiHu OF this
to iS s5i, sis,.iis. :. Liz ..,.:e =,
the comfy nf Hand u r
Datrd st Miller JRly II, 1875.
& " IlVISGSTON
Almiai traitor @, cGsrlaS II I-r!ngstJy droca'rd
julylG.i
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23

Notl'e is hereby l1vrn t3st ths following named
settler has hi"i notice of EerUteHfGu ~ III ske anal
proof n support q Ee- glliA. and aeurs Hnal y,l-
Try thereof and tlat said proof will De made before
T. ii. Ap!tn Clerk 81 The District ceUrt in and Tor
Hand county, at Millsr. u. p. On Thursday. sept
y VIZ. orpha N. AloEs'ideT FOR u" Y. w. quarter
19l!S RS She names the following yy!tgrt,.s 4,
prove her continuous reef aarr uInl. sa,l rrlfiya-
tion ot aid land, VII. j. B Cat;on. J Il. CBttJp.
Abram Buck, l. v Wand, Ei, az Ni5ller y. r.
july ~ q. q. ARMSTRONG. Pc.ist,r
e II carroll, Land aud Law, Mlilcr, DIT
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
MurILr-r,,LRen cIIrrIRr

Z. s. Dand Once. Hurcn, ID + July l6 1885.
Complaint having been entered at Ills office v
Franri.C c. Trude again { Thomas Ferguson flr f4i.
iag 90 complT win law a. 10 Ijnb rcu,inre entry
40 i,9i dated September %, 1882 upon the 3 W.
qusrUr, section. ~ tCwusiIp ll5. rGnge -. in
Hand count". Dakota, wifi view to the cancelia-
ton af 9aid Cutr!; Coric-taut alicfrg that Thomas
Fer}.n failed to lev g.. cult,at or cause TO he
plowed or cultivated Eve acres on said claim dur
ing th" second year and Dfst said aitre exi T. rt
TIE present tisI. The sait prrtlcg are h'rrby sur
lnoncd 10 appear at thc office Of n II Aulin Clerk
OF District court of Hand county at Miller ID T
bctorc bin on TIE .lrt day of ~ pieIHber 1855 at
~ o'clock M 10 rc.pCnd and 20 furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure Einal determining
tion TO examine testimony and render decision et
this Office October l. lss5 Gam
jul,23 GB ARMSTRONG, REGISTER
MOON & FUSEY, attorneys
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23

hrl Gfnr wofhIn pc0ine. SEND 20 cents
sso-tatr, aud We viii aail ycu frrr u
kSrayal yEiuablr sainplc box ui lGs
+" 4 that viii pIt ypI m The way OF iusk-
As L~- in% mora money in fow days than
yuu c'cr thong p1s,i,ir at any
hGsiucss, tnp,ial nuf rs1trirau lGU Ctp 1--we At
homo and wog. 81 SPAR t,aIF Da'y a., Tie time.
~ ot both sexes 81 ali ages, graniily sus,U ~iul
~ ttnts 10 IS EASILY Saffyed cyyry eysbiag. I.at
~ who wEui No", may tt'- thu IN sEess 'ae G'5'
this uat HrAllrIul ofa :. - ail vl.o are HOS w,H
~ i,ES'l Nc viii scud ~ ~ gay tor fh' trouble
Writi3g u.s. itu i.a-'i i,ttlar- dircft. Is tta. seE
Tree l;emru-e paw az sClatn -Hr.' tor all VII
starr al once Dhn't teisy, At.rgss
6yl siiNSoN . IT,. 10. tlsnl MaiGe.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
GEN. GRANT DEAD

A Telegram passed ever the wire this
morning that Gen. Grant died at o'clock
a. m. About two Years ago this same
message WAS sent all over the United
States, but this time it is probably the
truth, and the old warrior has at last
given up the fight.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
Notice 90 Creditors

Estate of William P Hills. deceased. Hotiae L.
hereby given by the undersigned ENecutrix OF the
estate oi Willium Z. Eil, deceased to tbe credit
ors of and all ptr-oIs having claims ogairst the
snid q, erased Ia exhibit tlcm with fe NECESSARY
vouchers, within fou- InoI,ths after TIE FIST pnbli
cation Of this notice. 90 the said Maia O. Eillz or
her agent and attorney Isl!as Il. ECgi l.. az s:iler
in the county ~ ntna. y. 7.
Ds.ed at MiilCr JuEe ~, 1888.
MARIA G. ! Ills.
Exccutrix OF e'tste Of wliiam 7, Hills, dec,arcd
ialyati
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23

According to the late census the popu-
latlon OF some of Dakota'a best towns is
as follows: Fargo 1000, Sioux Falls 5, 200,
fankton 1000, Huron 2,795, Pierre 2,63l
and Mitchell 2, 400.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
SUaMGNS
TERRITORY or DAEOTA.l
fIFrH JCBiUIAL nigrRIg5 -

fIFrH JCbiuIAL nigTEIg1 ~
IN tlle Dist-iet cns.-, 10 aal i.r Hand coun'y,
i-.icJEi y. ua;l, fl=.auE
~
tAGtlrs Eillaan, Gc!cndaat
Ihs cr-Itnry n..uls greeting;
To Charles lsillmSu, Defendant you are hereby
<tHiunne fha TsGuirrd a. answer @ The cunl aint
Of linc,ln II l!aia i}aiguG s,hich wa tlrd ln lfc
orC' - tic leIs of tllr iIsirlc' o1ur. VIII D. a
e. sad Z and e"THiy, az AlivT, D. T.. 60 Say -
IL = all Errv., g{H ui yu,r ,usWsr "a. ti,u s.Gl-
aci4Ecf' AZ tsrar ORC IN tie town Of Miller -. T.
within thirty day alter tie seiHl'c OF tis sum
mon cNclu i've Of ths day OF service. tine Hahn
TN VIII take TndRm+nt s.isiit-i You for two huirad
nud nineteen dollars and hfty--cvrn cents tS2ighil
WIZ iitc;est al per cept 81 tal ~ from Mas -
Ito, ani inhrtft on Sfg1 30 AZ per eeat from
May 20 lSSs5, b. ea costs di .h,,r .nprt, aud ia
deinnii"s nt-r.os 4 u,nTrEy
May 2a, ISsa. 1876 lgz.nirs Atfornt-,s.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23

The Volga Tribune asks Gov. Pierce to
step down and out" Don't do il Govern
or at least wait until Grover mentions
sonnet hing about it.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23

fsifqInore money tan ~ anything eise by taking
AZ Nan ns.anCy Ter tie brrt sell!i, book ont,
w Bf'inucrS snCcr, ! prapli,. Eeilc fail Terms
tree, HATIEiT HOoE tO Portland Me- 6tyr
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23
COUNTY FINANCES

me following is he Trcasurer's state
ment OF The recni,., nd disbursements
from january 3, if|l t,June 80, 1885:
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-07-23

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The Jobbing Trade.

CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes: Two-pound cans 750sOc; 3-pound,
95c0S1 40. Peaches-Standard. 3-pound 81 65 ID
200; 3-pound seconds, PI.4001. so; 2-pound stand
ard 81 800 10. Corn-Reyere 81 %; McMurray,
81 250l5o ckbe Err d eos0$l lo
ard 2-pouad, ss1750250; second, do. $3.50 135;
coveoysters 1pound fulweight, 81 .05 q 1. To- light
So 065c; 2-pound, full, $1900I95; light $l.O5
peas narrowfat, 75c0$1 So % ! 80; small, So
Dps Holsters, $1S501.90 red cherries, 9Oc0
81 10; gooseberries, 81 .0501.20
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal So ~ ton; Pittsburg coal $50 ~
ton: Bossburg coal, So. % W ton; Raymond City coal
So so " ton: block coal $3.50 " ton; block nut, 81
ap ton; Jackson COAL $50 v ton; Jackson nut, 30. rs
~ tom; Piedmont coal, So; charcoal, 15c ~ bush;
Connelsvie coke, $15c ~ bush; crushed coke. loo
p bush or So 80 " load; gas coke, &c " bush, or
$2.25 f9 load.
PRlNTs-Albions solid color, 5l2c; American
fancy 512c; Aliens fancy sligo; Aliens dark 5iac
Aliens pink, &c; Arnolds, &C., Berlin, solid colors
51ec; Cocheco, &C., Conestoga 512c; Dunnells, 5l2c;
Eddystone. &c; Gloucester, &c; Hartel 5lac Har-
smony, sc; Hamilton, &c; Greenwich, 5l2c; Knicker-
booker, 5l2c Mallory, pink. &c; Richmond, &C.
BROWN Observation-Disclosures A. 7c: b OFT G, &C.;
Agswam. F, DC; Bedford r, 4lec; Augusta, 5lac;
Boot. AL 6lac; Continental c. 6l2c; Dwight Star,
7lac; Echo Lake &C. Graniteville EE, &c; Lawrence
LII, 5l4c Pepperell E, 7c Pepperen r. 6A9c Pepper
ell ga, &c., Peppererl 104, 1Sc; Utica 81, 25c
Utica 1o-4 81 ac: Utica @. l4c.
BLEAcHED Observation-Disclosures AA, 7c; Balou
man 5stc Dwight Star s. sac; Fruit Of the Loom.
8l4c Lonsdale, 74c Linwood. 7lac; Masonville, Sc;
New York Mills, 10l2c; Our Own. 5afc; Peppersll,
Oh 18c; Pepperell 104, zoe Hills. 73fc; Hope,
63c Knights Cambria 7lec; Lonadale Cambria,
lOloc Whitinsvile, 33-inch. &c; Wamsutta, 10l2c.
Observation-Disclosures AGA, l2i2c; Uonestoga BF,
14c Conestoga extra 13l2c; Conestoga Gold Medal,
I3loc Conestoga GOA 11l2c Oonestoga "A, &c; Con.
estoga Y Sc; Pearl River. 1212c; Lewiston 36inch
14lec Lewiston 32-neh 12l2c; Lewiston 3O-iach,
12c Falls OBO 32-inch, Ii l2c; Me3heun "A II lac
Oakland A, Shoe Swift River 6c York 32inch, LEG
York 30-inch 10lec.
Observation-Disclosures 7l4c: Bates, 7c Glouces-
ter 7c Glasgow. 7c; Lancaster 4c Randelman, i2c
Renfrew Madras, &c; Cumberland, Re; White, 7c
bookfold, 1Olec
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Manville 51ac; 8. S. & Son, &C.
| Masonve, 5l4c; Garner, 5l2c.
GRAIN BAGs-American $3.50. Atlanta, 800
Franklinville, $50; Lewiston. $50; Ontario, SIS
Stark A, $3.50.
Alcohol. So. 2003.3O; asafetida, 3o035c; alum
| 405c; camphor 25030c; cochineal 50055c: chic
| roform 81 a. 10; eoppcras, bris. $3035O; cream
tartar pure 80 40c indigo, Soc6$l hcorice Caab.
/ genuine, 35 D40c magnesia, carb 2-oz., 3003oc
morphine p. 81 w. v ounce $3i 65; madden
I2014c; Gil castor, " gal. 81. 90 0l.55; OIL berga'
mot, ~ TO- $27503; opium. "a .500475; qunine
| p. & w. y ounce, $l000105; balsam copaiba &C
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-17
The Indianapolis Journal
Il O r 1 8 8 5.
The Most Popular, Most Widely Circulated and Eaa
Comprehensive Newspaper in Indiana

THE JOURNAL collects the news FROM
all parts of the world, regardless Of expeuse
and prints it in an attractive and intelligcnt
manner
THE JOURNAL adheres politically to sAa
Republican party, because believes that tha
principles of that party are right and that
twenty-four years of successful and honorable
administration entitle it to the respect and
confidence of the people.
THE JOURNAL has special correspond
ent at Washington, who will send the fullesk
eports of news from the National Capital
THE JOURNAL has special correspondents
| in all the principal towns and cities Of tina
State and country at large and prints every
morning the completest news columns of any
paper in the State.
THE JOURNAL of Monday will contain
the reports of the sermon preached by Rev.
DR.. Talinage, in the Brooklyn Tabernacle sha
Sunday before.
THE JOURNAL always contains the CONN.,
pletest and freshest railway news.
THE JOURNAL prints complete and sc-
curate Financial and Market reports--not onIy
of Indianapolis, but of all the principal mzn-
kets of the country.
THE JOURNAL is the only paper in Iadf-
ana that prints the full reports Of the Western
Associated Press supplemented by special re-
ports from all the principal towns and citiesoH
the State and the country generally. Theae
reports embrace the whole world, and cover
every important event.
THE JOURNAL is newspaper, and al
such commends itself to the people of all
classes, parties and conditions.