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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-08
sIpnwALM NOTEs.

A light norther blew up yesterday
morning.
"spaldiug's" celebrated glue, useful
and true.
A full line OF Burt q Mear's shoes
Leon Kahn's.
Drummers' outfits a speciality with
Ed. Randall, the liv0rYman.
Telephone Ed. Randall for hack callse |
Drivers polite aud attentive.
The bost photographs ever made in
Dallas, are made by Webster.
First-class grooming and board at Ed
Raudaips stable. Ratios reduced TO $3.50
per month.
A new sidewalk il being put down ut
the northwest corner of Lamar and
Main streets.
Horny Pollack & Co, manufactures of
trunks and valisos. Repairing neatly
done. To Elm street.
For the celebrated El Principe dc
Gales and Mardi Gras cigars call nj the
Merchants Exchange Bar, corner La
mar aud Commerce streets.
There were u largo number of visitors
In from the surrounding country yes
terday to witness the grand Democratic
celebration of last evening.
Mr.. II, NJ. Mcintyre, tho genial repre-
sentative of Thomas Pullman & Co, OF
, New York, arrived here yesterday from
y a business "trip TO New Orleans.
, Calvin Smith, colorod, charged with
4 the theft ola coat, will have hearing
before Judge Bower of tho district
court, this morning, on writ OF habeas
q corpus,
y A team of bay horses, hired from
q Loeper Bros, was stolen at Perry Wit
& TOMS II miles north OF the city, ON tn,
O. night of the 30. See notice of reward
elseW here.
Tho name Of Miss Gallo Williams, o
ii Wills Point, should have appeared OF
t, the roll of honor list In last evening
i'm HERALD. w, ks JONES,
or Dallas Female College.
y. Treat your stock well aud give then
4 chopped feed. IL IL not only tho best
n. but cheapest. Chopped corn, wheat
al barley oats, Graham flour and corr
q meal at Felton's mill.
he The sad intelligence Of the death {
Clarence Neatch, a prominent railr0a
engineer, and only son OF Mr.. and MIR
J. :. Neatch, reached here yesterds,
.st His remains will he forwarded from IL,
Springs, Arkansas, 10 Dallas for iute
~ meut.
IL Rev. J. A. Scruggs, Mr.. and Mr.
Ia, Diokard, of wills Point, and u
&c. Humphreys, of Hawkins, who hay
| q daughters at the Dallas Female colleg
or were in attendance NJ the ontertai
AZ ment given by thus school on Frid,
lin evening last,
Mossrs. Murphy Il Bolauz sold Mr,N
X. Wheelock's st. Louis street proper
In the codars, to Henry w. Jones, (
by the sum oT 1850, cash; also sold lot
The Cedar Grove addition, 60Nl0O feet,
,ol, Cochran street, for Prathor, Ardre
mo Sumpter Il Field, to Messrs. Loomis
n.y., Shea, for 5000.
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desire TO return thanks to tho board
ers at my house for their valuable ser.
vices rendered me In removing my
stock OF pianos from the fire Sunday
night. w. Z. BARBEE.
Pianos and organs at reduced prices,
having no place to store them.
w. 7. BARnEE,
Ills Elm street.
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City Court.

City vs.. Henry Grossman, interfering
with private propertyi discharged.
City VS.. s. Powers, interfering with
private property: continued indeh.
nitely.
CITY VS.. A. Stewart, assault and bat.
tefyj hned 50.
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Legitimate Barb wire Can be ParGlas,I

EG-THERE ARE SEW ERAL STYLEs
Of barb wire duly licensed by the own
eTs ofall patents governing the manufacture
and we would recommend their use, If after
a thorough Investigation OF the true merits
of our wire and its present los prices, you
tind that you can afford TO purchase any
other style or Inferior grade of wire. Inquire
for the genuine GLGDDEN. Sold only by Us or
our appointed agencies throughout the state,
a few OF whom We name, rs follows:
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Il. j. A. BROWN,
Secretary.

A Michigan boy ate bar. of soap,
drank lot of soda water and went, To
bed to cure his cold. The doctor had q
hard time to pull him through, but the
boy now says the next time he catches
cold he will use DIR. Bulls Cough
A,xyrup
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II. p, Rec, insurance Commissioner.
SMITH SHALL, Local Agents,
- L. -

NEPARiNIENT OF INSURANCE. STA
II usiics ant History, Austin, Texas, Jan.
|, lSSj.-Io all Wuom It May Concern; This
is to certify that the Fireman's Fund lnsu-
rance Company, OF san Francisco, CAL, has
In an respects mlly compiled With the laws
OF Texas as conditions precedent 20 It's doing
business I'm this state, and that said Comp0-
ny holds Certificate OF Authority from this
Office hitting 70 10 do husinessln this state
for twelve months rom the lst day Of Janu-
arv, 1855, to the 3lst day of December, 1885,
~. s l-Hivtn under my hand and seal, al
office, In Austin, the day aud date tlrst above
written,
IL. j. BEE, Insurance Commissioner
SAITH - HALL, Local Agents,
Dallas, Texas,
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ror.rora,. AcIa Phosphate.

UNANIMOUS APPROVAL oP MkbICAL
STAFF.
Dr. I. q. Comstock, Physician AT
Good Samaritan hospital, st. Louis,
Mo-, says: "For years we have used 1t
In this hospital, in dyspepsia and ner.
yous diseases, and as drink during the
decline and In the convalescence of ling
ering fevers. II has the unanimous ap,
prevail of our medical staff"
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Weeks weddings.

The following marriage licenses were
issued the past week by County Clork
Hin. James q. Crumo and Miss Il. j.
Danaway; w. p. Shanklin and Miss
Clara MoAllistor; Albert McCabe and
Armand. MoCabe; F.Williamson and
Matte u. McCommas; John Bruinn
aud Matte Ragland; Il. Il. HARDWOOD
and Lucy Keller; Austin b. Foster aud
Mary ~, JacOhy,
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nnhlndihc IInr..

Sage Robinson, who was arrested at
Shreveport by Charles Neymeyer, on
the charge OF committing a u0meless
crime on two lads Of this city, arrived
yesterday in custody OF the officers, and
IN behind the bars Of the county jail.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

nlssoLuuoN OF CO-PARrNER-HiF ~.
~ We have this lav dissolved our law ~,
partnership by mutual consent, aud WouW
saw Ia clients thaa both org will give ON ~
IGNITION 20 wiudi.glip tho business OF wv
linn. GEiRGE j, HUNDLEN,
T.. +. SMITH.
nkILAs March .. leS>i.
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Thr RnIlrnad sirlI,r.

The railway strike continues. The
section mon hold a meeting at the
union depot tomorrow. No freight IL
being received or shipped over the Mis-.
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Address " II. VI. sMITH. s.ern.

NOTiUE-I AM AUTHORIZED ~ THE
y Commissioners Court Of II Onward county
to contract with par.ios for an arte,lau we'll.
am authorized Inappropriate ',O,Oand i,2OJ
feet OF piping now un hand for thU purpose,
Would be glad 10 have those wishing to con-
tract fn same 10 address me at once.
!. >. PHURNOND, County Judge,
Mn .nLLu-. M.LL-L-l ..L.lLN- I.NnA-
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GEORGE j. DEXTER 4 CO.. Agent

II tlsucs and History, Austin, I eXas, Jan.
/, lSSi.-TO an Whom 10 May Concern: This
lstoccrtify that the sun Fire Onice Insurance
Company, OF London, England, has In all
respects fully complied with the laws OF
Texas ms conditions precedent To its doing
business In this States, and that said Cone
pauy holds q Certificate of Authority from
this Office emitting Il to do business In this
| state for twelve months from the LIST day OF
H.. s. Given under my hand and seal nj
| Office, ia Austin, the day aud date first above
written
il. =. BEE, Insurance Commissioners
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LOST.

I osT-oN SUNDAY LAST, CORNER
1 4 Cnbel and Commerce streets and the
Baptist church a lndy's seal ring WIN
onyx see; anchor and cross engraved ON s'hl'
Finder will No rewarded by leaving SAINT =!
1iA i I'm street. lnaI- -.
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Asa raindrop loretells q storm, 80
does pimple upon the human body
Indicate health destroying virus In the
blood, which can be neutralized and OK
pelled only by Or. Harter's Iron Tonic
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OPERA STABLES,
THE NATIONAL IRON FENCE COMPANY
n Cortlandi Sweet, New York,

~ UOrtlnndt NIfcct, New York,
lrou Posts aud Anchors and Wire, com,
prlsing an entire Iron Fence The latest, best
and cheapest fence now IN use, lndcstructA
bile by Ore or rot, and ten times az durable ~
any wooden fence Amy kind nf post can b,
used. Certificate OF highest medal award.
cd FOR this fence NJ New York State hair, dsSa
For circulars giving full particulars, write q
he office OF tho cNmnanv
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MASUFAcFuRER's AGENTS FOR
G. LIDD EN- s
Galvanized or Painted.
TENsIL STRENGTH. 1900 POUNDS.

AAsAN2AA - III AgoOp ONNF~fgf
Is made nom NO. IL STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and Is warran.
ted to be uniformly stronger and to
present more barbs per rod, being ut the
same time lighter, with the same size Of
main wires, than any other style. In coRse-
quence of these combined advantages, we
have good reason 10 believe that It's sales are
FIVE TINES GREATER than the united
sales OF all others, After reviewing tine above
statements and facts, the question arises,
Can purchasers afford TO make a series o,
experiments with other. cheaper and less
widely known styles and grades of wire
which Is manufactured without license
and by this course sublectiHg themselves Ia
assessments for damages by the United state
Courts? 1t Is possible that the manufacture
ers ofunllcensed barb wire may offer 10 pro
! teGt their patrons but when this protector
Ia offered we respectfully suggest that yor
investigate the responsibility of the guaran
teeOrs. While we dlsclaim any Intention o
monopolizing the barb wire business, on
readers will please remember that there ar,
few, If any, articles manufactured which
leave so small a margin between aohlal ifs
cost and the price ut which
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NV ANTFD-IWV UUVD UVhT-M AKERA
w ana tirst-class prices paid Apply nj
once to IL. jacobs, Waco Texas. ,nar5T
M ANTED-TRAV TO STOP AT
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas.
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprieiress. House
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on the
European plan, with restaurant attached:
meals at ali hours, and polite attention; spe.
cial Inducements for drnmmers. fehintf
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NOR SAhl-ONE FINE SALOON, WITH
Il billiard tables and fixtures; recently
Texas. Apply TO STRAUSS 4 LEVY, tH Elm
street ianSlt'
NOR SALE-CORn AND STOVE WOOL
" in any quantity aud best qualify; owe
1900 c0rdsOn hand, Also, wanted 10 buy cot
ton seed aud seed cotton At highest matke'
price. A. DYsTERHACH. SelT-'
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WANTED HOTEL HEU1-ONE VIII n
w waiter, one chambermaid and one dish
washer a. Barnes House, Albany, Texas. j.
l.. BARNES, Proprietor. marT-St
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
THE CLEVELAND CELEBRATION
A Grand Democratic Demonstration Last
Nlght--A City Convention to be
Held, in Order to Defeat the
Republicans Notes.
Lnst Nirht,s Celehration.

The celebration last night OF the "un-
terrified in honor of President Cleve-
lands Inauguration, which was post
poned until then from the eve OF the
9Th of March, on account OF the inclem-
ency of the weather, was grand
affair. The buildings along tne
line of march were decorated with ma
tionai colors and those of other nations
and were brilliantly illuminated. IL
was one blaze OF light and the ar was
iadened with soul-stiring martiai music,
as the procession moved forward on us
march, witnessed by the thousands Oh
people that lined the sidewalks ana
kiled the buildings. II was a
good. natured, whole-souled, patriotic
demonstration, and the scene will
impress itself upon the mem:
cries of those who witnessed
II for years TO come.
THE LINE OF MARCH
was: East on Main to Leonard, nortl
on Leonard to Elm, west Oh Elm TO JET
ferson, thence south on Jefferson to TIN
courthouse.
FORMATION or LINE.
Mounted Police.
Grand Marshal and Aids.
Music.
Military.
Artillery.
Floats.
Cavalry.
Transparencies.
Citizens.
Juvenile Democracy.
Music
Fire Department.
visiting Delegations.
Floats.
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L Cedals. Lot 96x2Gi feet running through
from Saint Louis to Pocahontas streets 4,
price 1900. Also lot S6Xl3i on the north
side of Pocahontas street, between AkaTd
and Browder streets will sell for $3.50 cash.
Also two los on north side Saint Louis street
tie northwest corner of Akald and Saint
Louis ST. Gets. For price terms etc, apply TO
MURPHY & BOLANI, Real ateAgenis and
Collectors 700 Main street mars II
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U0R sALE-RESIDENCE ON sou II
II side o. Ross Avenue, lot l06x2O9Just out
side corporate limits, OF large well fur
nished rooms. Iron stable and carriage
house l4x20 feet, good well, nice shade and
fruit trees; price $500 Alss residence No.
1914 Ross Avenue lot OK 10 feet, of 6 rooms,
handsomely papered and in splendid order
good we'll water, price 5000; terms to sui
purchaser, or we win rent he last described
place " good tenant at 5000 per month
Apply 10 MURPHY & BoLANZ, Real Estate
and Collecting Agents, 100 Main street
pnar2 A
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DOR RENT-NO. 12i MAIN SIUEET-.A
Il suite of rooms tlt'Ud with gas, water,
etc; very comfortable aud es CCiuily suited
for professional gentleman with family. Ap-
ply City Natlonal Bunk, mpr5t
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NOR RE Sr-A kESiDENCE,SIN ROOMS
= besides kitchen and servants room, two
story house uJUr business center. Inquire at
Mrs, Adoue, corner Cadlz and Evergreen
streets. mar 10
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IGOR NENT-THE SMALL OFFlCE Ap-
Il Joining the entrance Of Grnud.Wmlsor
Hotel, Main street; best location I'm the city
for IuilrCud iOkel Office, having an en-
trance Into iotunda OF hotel Apply 40 Office
OF hotel feb2Nf
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nor RENT-TItE SECOND FLOOR OF
4 No. COZ Main street, which is divided
light housekeeping C,stern and hydrAnt
water, southern exposure ahd IN Nrst class
order rooms nicely papcrod md gus IN every
TO m, We will give a - month lease st $3.50
i BOLANZ Real Estate Agents and COutcto. :
100 Nam street, maIN-lt
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EOH EXCHANGE OR FOR sALE-L0t
l. l30x27 feet on north side Cedar street
one mile north Of courthouse, house of 4
rooms, 80 barrel clstern; price 81 800 cash.
the City, must be III good nelgbboihood and
not to exceed In cost 81 400. Apply to MUIR
PLY &BoLANz, Land Agents and Collectors
100 Main street. mars II
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SALE.

NOR SALE-TWo COTTAGES AN d LOTS
II 25xlO0 feet each on the north siue Of
Commerce street SO feet east of Lloyd street
on which stands anew houses of 3 rooms
ZACH renting at $40 per month. VIII sell
both for 81 $50 cash, or will sell either one
seperate for $780, Also 50xlG0 feet ON the
southeast corner OF Main aud Lloyd streets,
house OF rooms and good well water price
81 200 Apply TO MURPHY d BOLANZ, Real
Estate Agents and Collectors, 100 Main street
mar8-lt
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NOR kENT-THr. LARGt STORE, COR
J. nor Haluaud Austin streets, uuder tao
Grand-W indsOr Hotel; this rs the most de-
sirable locatlonm the city for n drug store,
having nm entrance nom the court of the
h Tel as well as adjoining the 'adles' cu-
at onicc oi hotel. f,h25-ii
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NOR kkNl-rHE Brick LtNhRN STA.
II BILE formerly occupied by Mcdowell
SlmOns a Aston, situated on the south side
Of Elm street, between sycamore and stone
streets, ana in mont oi Mayors garden; slze
i1XlOO feet on Elm, aud horse lot n rom e5X
100, fronts ON Main street, 81 stalls; eytfrslN o
lnft-tocm, with unmwoy md every cuuvpu-
leucr, ana the most centrally located stable
In the city. Apply % W, II, PRAruER, ~
Elm street. ien2 u
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ROR RENT-TuE B8uCH SIuKE.l,O, VI
i No, I1 AMI SO Elan street, now Occu i,d
hy Randall Bsua pps.eSsi N AlNru March ].
Apply 20 JuHE BROWSING, Oiend,r stlCgt
f.hI5 I'm
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NOR tNr-Tii,EE rfuLES UNDER
II the Grand. Windsor Hotel, suitable for
almost any gentcel business. fch20f
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NNyANiED-bI A GERM An, FIFTY
w years of age, u situation in wholesale
grocery or in a hotel; has many years exper-
fence in either business; can give best of ref
erences. Address for II week Il. RAHTE.
POstOf1ce Dallas, Texas, nnark ~
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nor RENT-A HANDSOMELY MURINE
Y l.hnl rnnm. AnmlN .lM Elm n.

NOlt RENT-Bl THE EAR ONLY, THE
y large windows, iON.I, surrounding the
Office of the Grand " lndsor Hotel Office Ia
the rutundn VI the hotel. Apply 10 office.
This is without doubt the best advertising
space IN thi, city, as II Is In sight day and
night OH the year round. rsb2i-tf
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nor SALE OK HENr-l WILL SELL Ga
Il rent the store house In Re- Oak on Dali
las and WaXahachie road, SO miles from
WaXahachic, formerly occupied 10y j, Il.
Daniel. The house is new, built last year
and II nne tracing point being surrounded
by e GOOD country AMI thickly settled, APP
p y 10 JnHN q, GIBBONS, administrator OF
Daniels estate, Red Oak. Ma,-iW
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M ANIED-BY A GERMAN AND n IFE
w "A situation to take charge OF n
ranch or hotel; both understand the business
thoroughly; best of references can be givan'
Address +. b. Postotlice. maui-1t
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sAf ANTED-TO RENT OUI-IHk BEST
w opening for gents furnishing house
| IN the city; nice room, with large window,
! plenty of light; rent low; q splendid oppor.
| tunity for any one wishing to start in bus-
ness. Apply TO OLIVER BROS, 727 Main
street. mar5.7t
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INSURANCE.

HOUSTON, TEXAS.
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L Main, Commerce and Austin streets, at
rate 5 In keeping with the stringent times.
Also cottages and tive story residences in
every quarter of the city. We have several
desirable flats for rent In the business contre
and at reasonable figures, We will be glad
20 show any property we have for rent ai
such times as the applicant may appoint, We
are alwaye prepared. Apply to MURPHY &
BOLANz Real Estate Agents and Collectors
7O9 Main street, opposite the st. George
| hotel. marS-l
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XETNNTED-THE TEXAS NUIUAEEN-
w dowMeut Association will give good and
profitable employment To experienced inEur.
Gnce solicitors. Address A. NJ. HALL, Score.
tary, 728 Main street. Dallas, Texas. iyitt
XHTANTED--TO SELL THE BEST PAY
w log motel property In the west, first
class In all It's departments; good r. asnns for
wanting to sell. inquire az or Uddr, 81 Intel
~ ~ Ia. Et..s
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-09-25

Sauls oats averaged about 20 bushels
per acre. Who beats it?
All wool yarns in high and common
colors at Humphrey Bros.
The smoky days Of the past week re-
minds n of Indian summer.
A. w. White offers to bet he hes Sas-
katehewan wheat hat will 60 45 bush
els per acre.
John Foster and family will shortly
move to Warner to take charge of their
hotel in that town.
Our blacksmith has been laid up this
week with asw~oolenface but will doubt
less be athis post Of duty again Monday.
The recent rise in the price of wheat
has instigated a lively movement to
market of that cereal and farmers are
accordingly happy.
1t is expected that next Sunday the
last session Of the Rondell Sunday
school for this year will take place at
which a full attendance is desired.
Louis Grindle, brother-in-law Of M. j.
Humphrey, came out, from Wisconsin
and has become a bona fide Dakotaian.
He is a twin brother of Monroe who was
here last summer and as they resemble
each other so closely a great deal of
fun has taken place since Louis arrival.
A prairie fire of no small consequent
ce occurred in this vicinity last week on
Thursday. III. E. Bonds hired boy set
a fire in his employers stubble and as
the wind was blowing rather forcibly
the fire cbught In the adjoining fields
and prairie grass and demolished every
thing III its course. BY the -carelessness
exhibited in starting a fire on such a
windy day Mr.. Bond is out two stacks
pr wheat, Tom Williams a good claim
shanty and j. A. Allen several stacks of
grain, and but for the timely assistance
rendered by Smith Bros. threshing
crew, who labored most arduously all
the afternoon with teams and plows to
subdue the raging flames, a most dis
asterous and widespread calamity
might have befallen those living in the
direction the fire was pursuing. Farm.
ers, you cannot be too careful about
starting fires at this dry season of the
year and the sooner you bear this fact
in mind the better it will be for your
selves and nefghbors.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-09-25

Miss Nettie Campbell, daughter Of
Dan Campbell, is attending the winter
term Of school at Mellette.
Miss Rose Wiltse of this town has
gone to Montivedo, MINI, for the whit.
er. She will attend school there among
friends and relatives,
The water in the Jim is very low
lower in fact than we have ever seen it.
The late rains had no ~perceptible effect
on the volume of water.
The work Of the constitutional con
vention at Sioux Falls is being brought
towards a finish, and the people will
soon know the result of its labors.
Miss Fannie Loomis who has been
teaching school in the Cowler district
returned to her old home in Browns.
vile, Houston county, Mimi, last week.
AT our local markets the price OF
wheat has risen some ten cents per
bushel within the past week, and as a
sequence some of our farmers are hurry
ing of a portion Of their surplus.
From the smoky appearance Of the
atmosphere, we Judge that extensive
fires must be raging in various parts of
the territory-indeed weshear of several
destructive fires to the north and west
of us.
Mr.. Mahlon Bromaghim and Mr.. John
HI Carmichael, of st. Lawrence county,
are in the Jim river valley negotiating
for some of our fertile soil. We hope
and expect Theses gentlemen will he:
come pertinent residents Of our county
Reports of a g~reattime at the soldiers
s1nion at Aberdeen is received from
many oass -iGiers who attended the
gathering! Thegood people of Aberdeen
proved themselves fully equal to the DC
casion, and right royalty entertained tbs
war worn veterans there assembled.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-09-25

AS was anticipated Louis Rel has
been granted an indefinite reprieve by
Lieutehant-Gov Dewdney in order
that his case may be brought before
the priyy council. Riels counsel are
finding a great deal of difficulty in
raising funds to carry the case to Eng
land. The sympathy of RiePs friends
is exhibited by holding public meet
ings and passing threatening resolu-
tons which they promise to carry into
effect if the rebel leader is. hanged ;
but when It comes to putting their
hands in their pockets their friend
ship weakens. An appeal has been
made to the government for aid, as it
is held hal an important constitutions
al question is involved which effects
the whole Dominion.