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The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-01-03
Did YOU swear off?

Only about 80 below Thursday
morning.
&C. Howell moved his restaurant
into the post-oflice building
The Ft Sully Military Orchestra
holds weekly concerts at their hall.
Thursday was typical winter day
beautiful sunshine, pleasant yet cold
John Cole visited Blunt, Monday,
returning, Tuesday, with 300 pounds
Of coal.
C. III. Whitman shot large jack
rabbit just south of his stable, Wednes-
day. 1t was white as snow.
The WATcHMAN is little later
than usual this week, owing to the pa
per not reaching us until late, to-day.
Everything that will glide DER the
beautiful or in any way resembles
sleigh is now brought into requisition.
"A mirage this morning caused the
hills on the Reservation the other side
of the Missouri to show up in fine
shape.
i. X. Clark has moved his grocery
from the Odd Fellows building opposite
the WATcHMAN office to his own store
one door east of DIR. Veseys drug store.
The roads have been the worst for
a week past that they have ever been
in the winter season since the settle
ment of the county. Drifted snow is
the cause
Clarence III. Whitman laid in 5000
pounds of coal at couplc of loads,
last week. He keeps it for sale, to ac-
commodate those who do not want to
visit Blunt or Pierre.
Several who were advertised to
prove up within the past few days,
have failed to meet their appointments.
Too cold weather for some, while others
have been disappointed in money mat
ters.
The wife of Frank Goddard yabout
nine miles south west of Clifton, has
been busy preparing a fine Christmas
present for her husband. Not getting
it quite ready, the presentation was
postponed until New Years. 1t proved
to be ten pound boy. DIR. G.. E.
Vesey was invited. Frank was absent
TO the Black Hills, but we'll bet he
does not mine so big nugget in those
famous gold diggings, or one that as
says as much wealth TO the quartz
j. A. Meloon has been absent for
several weeks, called to the death bed
side of the dearest and best friend on
earth-his-mother-yet there are those
who seem to take morbid pleasure in
throwing out or publishing a low and
despicable slur against him whenever
the opportunity offers. Comparative
ly sized up, Mr.. Meloon is Washing
ton monument to section mound, in
honor, Integrity, ability and those parts
which constitute the gentleman, beside
bis defamers.
Register Armstrong has acted rather
herocally in the case of his brother
Paul, if all that is told of the latter is
true. lie hunted Paul out, took him
in charge and settled the claims against
him which are alleged to have caused
the young mans flight. Their friends
say Pauls case was greatly exaggera-
ted and that his alleged shortage of
$400 could never have caused him TO
abscond. They say he simply got on
"tear" and that all of the rest of the
story is pya0Oeratlon Times
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-01-03
DOWN DOWN DOWN
GREAT
Closing Out Sale
Star Cash Grocery.

This is No Humbug, but genuine, bona fide CLOS
ING OUT SALE. am not going to leave Pierre but
AM going into another business, and for this reason
will Close Out my entire stock at once !
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-01-03
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Now write it 1885.
Norfolk, this county, is talking up
a martial band.
M. NJ. kenney visited Pierre the
first of the week, in charge Of the U. S.
mail.
The winter term of the Clifton
public school commences on Monday
next, Jan. 9Th.
Mrs. III. II. Butts, of this place,
has been quite seriously i'll for some
time, but is improving.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the Board of County Commissioners
occurs at Clifton next Monday, Jan. 5.
There was decided GOODNESS "
between the old year Iand the new
about 80 degrees when 1885 was usher
ed in.
Our senior has sold his grey
hound to j. 2. Merritield, post-black-
smith at TT. Bennett, who will train
him for deer.
The old-timers tell us that we have
s'cold moon" 1t is not to be won
dercd at that the moon is cold, hang
ing out all night this kind of weather.
Elmer Il. Bare, who recently
proved up on fine claim north of
Clifton, has gone back to Bloomfield,
Iowa, to spend the balance of the win
ter.
M. NJ. Kenny, n couple of miles
from Clifton, lost about so worth Of
goods in the Pierre fire, which he had
bought and left in Jones store the
night before.
The Harold water-works wont
work. 1t is rumored that a COW got at
the hydrant and drank the water all
up, but the general impression is that
the said water-works are frost-bitten.
1t is only necessary to cite the fact
that it took b. i. Hoover about eight
hours to drive from Pierre to Clifton,
Wednesday, to prove the condition of
the roads. He usually makes it in
from three to four hours.
The Clifton and Fairbank mail
carrier broke down about four miles
this side of Falrbank, Tuesday, and had
to grope his way on foot IN binding
snow storm and darkness, but reached
his destination about o'clock.
Among the jurors drawn for the
regular term OF the District Court which
conyenes in Pierre on Monday, next,
we notice the following from Sully
county: Grand Jurors-G. W. Case, }.
N. Garner III. r. Barber, Bernard Free
man, John q. Tyler and c. W. Holmes.
Petit Jurors-James Hlner, II. Busse
w. L. Garner, 4. J. Darr, Fred j.
Birchard, w. Hutton and ID. W. Cronan,
The first issue of the Dakota
School journal, edited by Prof Henry
Hoffman and published at Blunt, has
reached us. 1t is devoted to education
al interests and the upbuilding of our
public schools, and IT strikes us, from
the manifest enterprise of TIE people
of Dakota in these matters, that it
should meet with success. The Jour
nal is gotten up in pamphlet form and
presents very neat appearance.
The mandamus case before Judge
Smith at Pierre, this week, in the Sully
county seat contest was quashed and
fired from court 1t Is, perhaps, just
as well that it terminated in this man
ner, for the writ asked for in this mat
ter could never be granted by any
court. The County Commissioners de
cided the question in accordance with
their understanding of the law-de-
clared by several supreme courts to be
correct rendering and no court can
compel them to believe against their
understanding of the statute in the
case. A competent court might re-
verse their decision if the law existed
to provide the authority.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-01-03

Also Large Stock of CrOckery and Glassware at less
than Wholesale Figures.
STAR CASH GROCERY.
r.. ID. JONES, Proprietor.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-01-03

arrrprNCEs.-E r. Button. Clerk Supreme
nEk III II. TIlsood Member pf Congress- syci-
more. H.: Sycamore Natl Bank, syesHmorr III.
ns',,.lt Lane aster 4 Co.. Commission Merchants,
gap ai,v Mo: ReadIe Go, Natl Bank, Huron,
n.s + i. stevens, Treasurer Beadie County, ha-
4 roa, DakQ.a.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-01-03

Judge Ross has manufactured a
sleigh and mounted his buggy-box
thereon.
Col. Richard l. Dodge, Command
er at Ft. Sully, is about to take q
months vacation.
1t is talked back in the States that
there will be big rush to Dakota in
the spring. Let them come-there is
room for few million more on our
broad prairies.
Miss Cora Botsford entertained a
number of her young friends at the
residence of her parents near Clifton,
on New Years night. A sumptuous
supper and pleasant time is reported
M. NJ. Kenny, who drove the stage
to Pierre, Monday, only reached God
dard, about nine miles from Clifton, on
his return trip, Tuesday. 1t was a
fearful day to be out facing the wind.
1t is expected that all the newly
elected officers who have not already
qualified, will be on hand at the meet
ing of the board next Monday to do so
and enter upon the discharge of their
duties.
The animal which is supposed to
have made such havoc among stock
near Canning and Rousseau, was killed
last week and was found to be mon
ster buffalo wolf-one of the largest
and most savage of its kind.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1885-01-03
WE NOW HAVE A VERY LARGE AND EXTENSIVE
STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes and Groceries.

Which have lots within the Consequently
goods following prices
United States This
and the following will be the proof
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10

In one Of ms most frequently quoted
poems Alfred de MusSet asked that will
low-tree be planted above his grave Years
after his death the request was tardily
granted, but the tree refused to grow and
remains to this day stunted skeleton.
And no one IN all Franco cares to replace
it with living plant,
Victor Hugo died worth about 100000.
his royalties amounting to $40 900 yearly.
Jules Grcvy. Leon Say and Leon Gam
BETA were the executors named in his will.
Death incapacitated the last. the first re
fused to act, and the great tinancicr. left
alone, found his other business to be too
pressing; SO he has nominated NJ. q. Pal
lain to take his place and execute the
poets VIII,
Sir Noel Patton, the Queens Scottish
painter, has notable collection Of histori-
cal relics in his mansion of George Square.
Edinburgh. 4 Pi-fs'sry DispsftE cores
pondent found there, on 4 recent visit, a
scrap Of the plaid worn by bonnie Prince
Charlie" at COlloden. and various arms
etc, from that famous field: a Isochaber
axe from BannOckburu. Il sword from Both
well BrlSS. an axe once carried by William
Wallace, md scrap Of the shroud and bit
Of bone from the skeleton of Robert Bruce.
II the name Of the English cutter is a
mild insinuation that she intends to sweep
everything before her she is as badly sold
as the old Dutch Admiral Van Tromp was
when he hoisted q broom to his masthead.
and boosted that he would sweep the
English fleet from the seas. The fact that
his vessels came into harbor, after they
were captured by Admiral Blake. and
were sold as prizes with the brooms still
grazing the mastheads. is the origin of
curious custom still in vogue in England.
A broom hoisted to the masthead serves
the purpose of an aueGoneers red flag.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10

The patron saint Of whist, Hoyle. was
born over two hundred years ago, and
lived to the advanced age Of 81. diving in
Cavendish Square, London. IN 1863
The story Of Egyptian mummy wheat
having terminated has never been con
hrmed and Is not credited by any one who
L warranted by knowledge and experience
IN such matters to give an opinion In
Vulnerable attempts to stimulate mummy
wheat INTO vitality have each and ali
failed
Professor Frink. Of Hamilton COLLEGE.
who was appointed to succeed Professor
Chickering in the chair Of English at
Amherst. Is now in Europe preparing for
his work which be VIII begin in JANUARY.
i SEE said an opposing counsel to the
late Emery A Storrs, You hate to meet
the truth IN this matter" I never do
meet II, was the prompt reply; the truth
and always travel in the same direction
Two OF three grains Of salt are soms-
times desirable 10 Be taken with the state
ments Of Il Morale I5.rux. OF Paris. which
Journal declares the Princess Henri Of
BattenbsTg tBss+riee Of England to Be 50
pious as TO have several Bible verses en-
hrOldered upon every article Of linen in
her Uousseau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10
Bun Nre ON tho Roller Rinlist

have epre mon, tri,.l D., ,i,,. b, ,,,ir, 81
Ter skates Thar i ,bs r,,s,,, I -, 5,,,,, -,
tbe mi. ,,,l j-,,,,,, ~, ~ NJ. :.
the reason several rp,r,ls ~, ,i,,,,, -, ~,
That * ~, ~, r.,sr Nm. ! ,,,,, 80, :, =
public manner tp a IN, mi ,,rl,,,, 80, h.,
unless lie rcller-ripl i ~ NM, ,l,,,isf,I H.,
,rla,lc rivilis.yf r,ee vill n ,r,, IN ,ir,,r.sj
into Aph,,-
Ihsd tried II rBt,, I,f,re bnt h,,, ,.,, ,,r-
ris,l my eypo.in,cr,s IN i, s,,r.,ssF,I ,.,,,,i,,-
ton. / made a mn arcupd tie mil I,st
August, but was ruled on, In il.e in.i,-,s r,r
incumpe.enrr. and advised /, sssrs s,r,5r-
people who were hostile 10 the C5ycrpr,,rr,t Si
the United States. while ,hs propricicrs r,-
pairei the rink.
ON the q,h al Ssafr-rl,sr rcs,I,.r 81. .,t,
bosom vi a cyclone 10 exccss, and II has re-
1piry.,i the buik ol tIe sp,,.ssi,,-- ,,,,,is ~
Nature 10 clue ,ife b,1s II mn Iss t,-,eii,.- II,
prol,er shape. That Is Tho r,,sop / NV, M,
given tue attention 10 r1lIer-skatfp-- tr,t
should.
A few weeks ago read what Mr. T.,l,,.-,
said about the .gea. national vice. Il Was M
opinion aha, ii ac ska,cl in a pro,,ar spirit Nc
could leave Tie riuk cac,, evening with opr
immortal souls in ru1,i shape.
Somehow il 20, '5pt tfa, -, Ttrrs,I,,. oven.
Ing l would undertake the ioas OF skating
three rounds IN three hours with no protection
10 my scrnplcS, for ons-half the cate money.
Talmage rules. 81 there was quite a large
audience present with oprra-slasses. Some
had umbrellas. especially on The front rows
These were worn spread, In order to ward off
fragments OF the rink which might become
disencaged aud SCI in motion hv 5,nosnberi,
disturbances
In Obedience 10 a Wild Wa-u,rfaD SNORT FINN,
the orchestra, cam, forth irt, tls r,,,, Mil,
ny skates In hand feel rarfe~fI, A hon,
bssore an audience when 1 have mn slstss in
hand. L. is a morbid desire 10 wear tbe skat,s
On ny feet that has alvavs bean my 49, -,rfy-
VIII the oifice-b7y please rive rrs n b-,ss
check for that word So that / can get i, when
| 20 away?
Ny first thought, after getting myself secur-
Cd to the skates, was tEis. .sAm in he
proper frame Of minds Am 1 doing This In
the night Spiril2 An l about 10 skate in sucb
a way as 70 lift the fos Of unbelief which now
envelcps sinful world. OF shall l ieepsu the
cpa1ue night in which my .racs is yzrann,-iP,'
Just then that end Of lie rink erupteI in q
manner 50 forthwith and So .3w easensfts that
l had to push il hack in place with my person
l never saw anything doae with less delay or
less lAnguor.
The audience went wild with enthusiasm.
and l responded 10 the encore br rrftiD-- nv
name in the air with nv skates.
This closed The frst sezuce and my trimmer
took me IN the dressin--room 10 attend ! en-
sultation Of physicians. After Tie mil ar
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10
ASafequard.

The fatal rapidity with which Slight
Colds and Coughs frequently develop
into the graveSt maladics Of The threat
and lungs, is = consideration which should
impel every prudent person To Keep at
hand. Is a household remedy. bottle Of
AYERS CHERRY PECTOltAl.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
and works 50 sure cure in al affections
of this class. That eminent physician.
Prof. f. Swectzcr- Of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Ne, says -
Medical scic1cc has produccd no other an1.
dync cxpeeiorant 50 good as AYERS CHEERr
PICTORIAL. Itis Invaluable for diseases 0ftlse
throai and lungs
The same opinion is expressed by the
welEen0wn Dr.L.J. Addison, OF chicago,
H., who sIys:-
II havc never found. in ilirt, -lyc years q
continuous study and practice q madeleine, ans
preparation q 80 great value a. AYERS CHEEET
PICTORIAL, for treatment Of diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Il not only breaks up colds
and CURES severe coughs, but is more effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICE!

IL MAY q co, beg to inform their patrons that they
viii deliver goods at" Waikiki early on the mornings
Of Wednesday and Saturday, and would respectfully
That orders may be sent not later than Tuesday and
Friday evenings
lhey also beg to notify their friends that they de-
u'eT goods twice day the Plains Nuuanu
valley aud Paama and would ask tbs, orders for
morning delivery should reach them by O'Clock. and
Tor afternoon delivery not later than 6 O'Clock.
IL II. MAY 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10

P.sl, =. es- l-ssif5.!E s.losues to ovr
~ hat Ts hzFs 5e-s1 f1'''as a1e TIE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10

. Risks takcn In M
.nd Noodcn HalIdIn... ~ /.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10
-o"esr market Rates.

: n q = s'li'ei . AZ rl.f' q lss.,y.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-11-10

THE UNDERSIGNED Is READY
L 10 take yes= % order in hest style o. the Pao;o
Ar AID CT me st reasonable t-nz consistent siib
ro15 wo-k
50 Islzud Yizzs fo- sale q b l. smiths Fort
i2sss H L CHASE.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO JOHN CUFF AND CHARLES McDoN.
Il AID: You are hereby notified that !
have expended thr. Q hundred tsS00l doilsH
in labor aud Improvements upon no
Lamb lode. TN Ruby Hill, In Enren
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shat being the amount required TO hold SAID
claim for three years ending December u,
1884. and that your proportion ~ co-ownersih
said claim Ia As follows:
John Cua....-. .....-.&0 sIS
Charles Mcdonald 20 70
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Cards. neatly printed. with ,he SJbSi
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Rooms To Let" In large letters 0AA
had Al this Office Of IS cents eaen'
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Railroad Notice.

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ct the Jackson House. Parker no
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OF memory, Lass.tude. Nocturnal - Lois
Aversion to Society, Dimncsy Of yision ssicns
In the Head the vital Auid passtro non, Noisu
IN the urine. and many other diseases ,vho.eerrysd
to insanity and death. mat lead
Oh. MfETlE will agree 70 sov,s,
Hundred Dollars fors case Of th,s five
the VITAL RESTOKATTVE .lnd thsi
special advice and treatmentl viii NV ,uaasr biz
for anything impure or injurtous ,ous Sa,e. u
DIN. MINTIE treats all PRIVATE ntsna.ani H.
cossfully without mercury. Co,,srI,...sut.
Free. Thorough examination ARD .Sss.aatiou
Guiding analysis Of urine, 80 co, prfeeasWUs.h.
restorative, 81 80 . bottle. or fon, shai
the quantity. IS 60; sont TO any 49, ales
receipt OF price. or O. o. D., seems s.aasra
serynton, and in private name N Sas,ssa W
A. Il. mxHrIH, n. ID.
II kAenrny Nc. Man Fraue,sco
SAMPLE BOTTLE FRRR-Sento on
uon by letter stating symptoms, sex ~"
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LeueorrhGa. For sale by ali drucgIs,.'' a. S.mme''
bottle, six bottles for So 90.
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are the boat and cheapest DYSPTPsra..s
BILIOUS cure In the market. For
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MEDICAL.

M "a . never.fainp
Uure for Neryon
Dasofiity.R Exhaust
w..dy. seminal
,oe1., Sperms.
%TnGa. Lost
~posency.P~ arslylis
and all the terrtbi.
t. Of self.Abp,
youthfulfollisss ns
sxcesses In maturs,
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