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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY
FOR the UPPER sKAciT.

stnnr 0ilae @. W. coye, master
r RAVES YESLERS WHARF ON
II "Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at Stan
wood. UtsiAlAdy. Moss Landing, Skagit
City, Mount verAon, Starting and all In
termedisfe points above. For freight o.
pasaage apply On board of 10 9EORGf
FOSTER ON the wharf APT
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To azznre The cxssteos diesstian and
assimilation q feed. and 10 care shrohss
nssIepsia. tndlzeStion. FlAlplsney, Saai
Stomach kaek HeAiiaehe. etc, use Ts Ela,
sens DyspepsiA ciIre Il never fails %
tzssct eui'e, and q eapefiaf 10 all medi.
e.res sHrsssd 10 the public Tor ths~s tron.
nteA easlfle bottles free a A. n
nTzsAKFs nr0e s.esa.
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NKn11sa UsE All Gosz.-- Tha enslFsI
stooh Of Eaheass, aiamsnss. isutlry,,
silver waFss eleeAsk apexa Rissssa ..ula
H3zia and pslfellss alo. wiil BE- eald AZ tlrstI
eaas. ALmkalE Hsskxe. waichnaaksr ard
ssssiss. falisf l<asy hioek. fsaei q iss
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THE
DIR. IIEBIG
PRIVATE DISPgNsARY.
900 Gsary street. san Fran.
cisco, cd.

Conducted BY qualihed PIN. NEA
graduatea NM
svrhs OLDEST srEct.xzr.F7ZSSk1
IL the United States, whose VSSAAM
LIVE LONG HxPERIRScR, per. KIM
feet Inethed aud pure meaL ~
cine, insure sfEKDF and pm. CN
MANnNr CURES Of all privata Isl
Chronic and Nervous Disasspa LSf
Anections Of the BLoop, sKp,. LSI
kIpSeHs. BLADDER, EKuFrloNs ~
uLoKRs, ON SoREa SwxIIue hM
or THE GLANDS. SokE Morua w
THROAT. BONE PANS, pernaas,s,x - =.
sradleaisd rom the system Cor In
NhhN0US Debility, Impotsnev 49,,
L.asses' sexual Decay, Mental Al IT,-'..l
Weakness. FAihng Msmorv W..s
stupted Development ImpeIim.,t. 4. ~.
risae, etc, from excesses or vnrshe., sas,s.f
or snS CAUSE speedily. s>fsly a1d psissssl,
Young, mIdile.sesd and cid ma. ~ ~
WHO need medical q III and sxperirn,. -
SUI. ,he Olo European Phyaiuian d oa.S. n
opinion costs nothing Aad mas sss1 lu.sr
visit the CITY fer treatmeg 4 r,aIFIrisss -. \.
| sent everywhere by express - -. -.
WALTON. IL q self-evideot tAst 4 pixs,-i-,
who gives his whole attentisn b esssfef -
eases ahtAins great skin. enl -.
throughout the country, knoxins llk -
quently recommend diflculs essus q ~ "a
est Specialist, BY whom svwy tnvse 80
remedy Il used. TIE Dectoss = "a sus~.l
ence makes his opinion q sspsns nc.
Send for the SAnttarist auIas "A n..,sA
| 81 MT free. Also, Self AnAly,a.
DR.. Liehtgis woSDsRFuI drEssr px,a..
ION permanently prevents d unszfaisl -,
from the system, TONES the nsFsea sI1sassA
ems the muscles, checks The wzss, intiFvrsi..
the whole systen, and restores ne ,siis,st 1.
health and happiness
Tie reason - many eannct a, uu.ea a
seminal Weakness. less az NankosA, - I. I
owing 70 complication eslled PrOsistsrrkss
with HyperaetbesiA which reguis pssaiz
treatment. DR.. Liehig's Inviecrninr 4 u.
only positive cure for prostaiofFhss. wifh -
guitsr special trestme1t, ussA e. IN Iiskiz
DispensAry.
Price Of InvieoratoR, "a. caae a m hi.
Ties, $40, Sent % any address. covered 4.
curely nom observation. To prove fns vos.
degful power Of The Inyieprzsm . % bod
will be given or sant frss.
Powerful Elscsric Balts fras 10 paiisn.z
Consultation fres aud private. Gall q -
dress EIEBlc DlsPENBAkI,
100 0eary street. San FrzncasN, IL
Private entrance, Aes Mason HrNt ta
blocks mp tseary from Kearny. Nm k4zpa
shro1gh DispensAry DRUG store nalssssn
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Notice ~ Creditors.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
! terms At Seattle, In King county, Washing.
ton Territory.
Ne. 447s-Francis JacObss. insoivsnt va
his orsditers.
Territory OF Washington, King county, 81.
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Honorable
Roger 8. Greepe, Judge Of the above entitled
Court, notice Is hereby giv 10 all creditors
Of the shove named insolvent rraDcis ia
has. to be and appear before the raid Judge
n his chambers In tire Court Honsp, 10 the
ely Of seattle. King county. Washington Ter
ritery, within 80 days from the date u pnbii-
cation Of this notice. toGit. on the 22d
day August. A d 1885. ct II o'clock q. NJ
Of that day, then and there 10 ehow cause. If
any they can. why the prayer Of said In
solvent should not be granted, IN assign
mert OF his estate made. and he discharged
fronl his debts and liabilities. pursuant 10
the statute in such ease made end provided.
And In the neanftme II prooesdtugs against
said insolvent are to be Stayed
,~l Witness my } and and the seal OF
sEAL. said Court, this It'll day Of July.
49, A. d. 1888
JAMES sEASEY, Clerk.
BIZ Jams ?. DUDLov, Deputy. ;yesw
Date Of first publication, July Q, 1885.
Mhits & Munday, attorneys for insol-
vent
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NgrAs--ths slAanAsf zspAyr kss
ehanEsd iisF keaf ~ ieastss eeatfls
fx Iaena4k 49, 0t nesa 10 : 'uinnk :.
q. svssy lEend&y, Wednesday and Frs.
-. IL
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Generation

el.'ssss sesaCsa'io., 81. -e'ns legacy
..t ssssS3 o I'll, .-cc0EllEs - vsels-kDoTn
1y.iessl Av.. 70 the UH.sEiHB41e suf-
4sc from hsresiil aFv serotuls. nothing can
* more eIleeriag than The assurance thai
n Ayers Conpoasd E,ctrsct Of Sarssps-
lila Is found constitutional remedy.
which eliminates the poisonous faint. aDd
restores 10 the blood the elements neces'
sary 10
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PATENTS.

Inventors SEND MODEL OR
: .ketcA q Tour fnventioa. when 1 Win
max careful preliminary examinaSiaH
and report - 70 patnntAhiIity, with ~
VICE ctrcuiAr& etc, EREx % CHARGE. an
eesine3 hatore U. I. pssenE OsE,os al
te1oed p TOT MonEkAxk Kxka. Infurma-
Won ard references scns On appiicAfiaa,
NO c1Anok uNRlRzB rATzxf u sRCuRRra.
J, r. L1rfEiL
Maahlngton =. c. diruckly opposite q
. rAaent unieA nofwff
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETC.

~2 DIRECT ROUTE TO
M Whafcom. Through by day
light. Steamer w. +. Munroe leaves at
o'clock q. N. on Tuesdays and FridayA
touching at Utsalady, LAconner and Sam
ish. Leave Whatcom for FerndAie on
Saturday. Returning. leaves Wkatcom
on Wednesdays and Sundays at 7 o. m.
For freight or passage apply ON board
or 70 GEO. FOSTER, on Yeslers wharf.
CURTIS BR0WNFIELD.
apis Master.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

PnRrl.Aail Juiy a. Potatoes n M.
~ waaksit. Althangh values arc m.
shAheed. The demsnd y yefy light.
Farmers are Offering 30 sail their crops
~ 800 per hashei. Qaosa 10 ~ 7te.
Fl onioas--selling steadily ai 81 pei
pound.
kRRS-ln plenttfv,l SUNNY ana demand
sAir. Quote i5e.
Chiekens---Oad aise selling a RAEo 10
al yeunR. % 10 esL6as
WheAs'-ifhs ieoal market II steady,
bat littie aoAns. Nallay is Quoted II
ei.se'f .3ISi wAlta walIs.t 81 l5eel.igsS
hope-nhlL Very ligAt business das-
ting. oaote beses l,eF peanA.
floes -StandAFd hrsnds. % 3; Others,
g. 7t,9a.
Batser--tshoice dairy. aoa'asc. sean.
sry store. tlh8ihe.
uAssse- Local ei~sansry. fasastes Inn
parted, lsSsIsn
hay-fat tan. 46 6aeaa.
OAss-Ohoice fsaa, SssSse, and slex.
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shi
loh's P0rus Plaster. Price % cents.
sald By A. b. Stewart.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE



Dispeaary No n
kearsy HrN<. -
HFapciscs. Ei1A
nfhsd n i8t. n
the treaflne1f 4
SEXUAL ana esAla1
Diseasu, s1cA =
| 0oNonM a, tam
| HrMcruHA axFEE
! I In al - lorna
/ BkxzEAl Wkkum
4 and IMRpfEsef
I Loss " raAAsst
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HARRY IOTT c.hartara,

HARRY LOTT. Charterer.
WIN leave Yesler's wharf every Thurs
day. 1t Z O. M. and Port Townsend af 10
= m. for Heniahmoo calling az San Juan.
Lopez Friday Hsrbor, Roche Harhor.
Orcaa East Sound. Guemes. Anaoortes
6Amish and WhAtcom.
Returning win arrive 81 Seattle about
Y . n. every Saturday.
Fare % Port Townsend. 81; to semiah-
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NOTICE.

A n ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON
n the 18th day Of July, 1885. between
the hours of 2 and O'Clock m, at the
North Sc. DOL House, in the city Of seat
tie, by the electors OF School District No.
l. King county. Wash. Terri. to determine
whether tax shall be raised to furnish
additional school facilities for said dis
tris,t and to provide for the payment OF q
balance due on the Denny school building.
The amount of money proposed to be
raj sed Is five thousand dollars (Sse00).
The purposes for which II is intended 70
be used 10 TO pay for additional school ia
cilities furnished to said district. and to
pav balance due for building the Denny
school, house.
Ely order Of the Board Of School Direc-
ton, OF School District No /, King eoun-
Seattle. w. T.. June q6 lss5.
THOMAS BURKE,
ID. n. WARD,
II. @. STRUvE,
Board Of School Directors.
A. W. YOU'VE. Clerk. je2s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23
PRiNK NC NTLLIN.

a ny ONE KNOWING THE wHERF-
n aoouts Of Frank MoMnIlin. of Cn-T.
ennA wyoming. viii confer favor 6g
seIMztng The fnfarmasion 20 his mother
Sin MRS. JESSE McMUGLlN
So HArrteon ~, san FrAncisea ca.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-23

Ga LAND oyyIcH AT OLYMPIA, WI
duty Q. 1885.
Notice 8 hsreby given that EDWARD
CoUkNuLk has alsd posios Of intention 10
make maj proof before the Judge, or In his
absence, the Cserk Of the Distriot Court. e
he osHee, IN SEATTLE. ". T., on Saturday. IL
lth G<y o. August, A. D. 1855. On Home
sssad applieafi.sn No. sass. for the los 4
And : y Of NV d Of section Is. townsnts
20 aorth, rAsse sast.
he names ~ witnesses: silas smith. 4
y Neite. Henry Groshsn and q. .. Mason, oil
Of oscsoia, "
JOHN y. CONVEY.
Jysssni3 Rssistsr o. ths land once.
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II. M. HALL, M. D..
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

Offiee in Safe Deposit Building. over
Merchant National Bank.
ONCE hours: From 10 q m to u m 20
and to SPIN. i've
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REMOVAL.

II A. CHURCHILL. N. D., HOMEO-
4 pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his office 70 his
residence. corner Fourth and Madison
streetA :.
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,TEAMER Z RAILRoADTRAVEI
-, sTEAMER LONE FIsHEF

AaR4 STEAMER LONE FISHER
1919 imam. will leave HArr ngton s.
smiths wharf. Seattle, every Monday and
Friday. "a 4 .. N. for Useless Bay. Port
Gamble. Seabeck, URion City and way
ports. connecting at Union City with
stage for Olympia. Win stop at any point
On the route 20 re seiye or land passengers
Returning will leave Union City every
Tuesday and Saturday AZ o'clock a. m.
8. II. WILEY, Master.
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JoBx q. JAHIcKx, CHAs. y. JANIcxE,
Notary Public Surveyor.

JN0. q. JANIUkE q SON, -
viii locate settlers on the public lands
OF the United States. file al classes Of
entriest and execute Land Ofaae papers
at our office at Falls City.
5000 acres Of vacant Government
LAMBS. essa
1inber and farming lands open TO
settlement and purchase.
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DR.. CHIPP,

8. A. London, Engl
OPERATIVE SURGEON.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND
IL nervous system, and all organic ar.
fectiens. speeialt es.
Ufiice Hours Morning. stil 1 o'clock /;
evening, till O'Clock. and any hour
during The night.
NoTn-w omen and children only, after
noon from till O'Clock
ONCE langley and Bastion streets,
Victoria, b. q. : jeIs
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Attorneys at La w.
Once In Whites Block. cor. Front and
Columhia Sta. d9tf
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VIM o. WOOD,

A TT0RNEI- AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
IN tica In all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Office. at rooms OF the Probate
Court. Yesler-LeAry Building.
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Arehitsct ana Bnperfnssnaent.
omoe room :. Ponesn Budding. Frsns
ektneM ~ nQA1
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FERRY TO Port sLlkslY

NLt&&N sloop Maria. Captain Antoine
I'd strom. leaves the foot Of
Washington street every morn
Ing 81 o'caee < for Port Blakely.
FAYE rs cents. my7
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ceAsr MARkErs.
seattle.

heatfie.
sxAf1Lx. J,alv n. -Basiness generally
s-A a., -. -, 5000
ms oosn esH H'hso ''.' $50 49,
WOOL-Tns shearinz season is over,
and toe Rreatef portion o. TOE years
clio has gone fofSafd, aitnonen inefe
are occaslonai small iots sslii arriving,
W lne .s0ouO poands o. WOOL psooaese
IN western Washinaiou, including tns
Puget Sound Islands, Ffaneaihsi Broth
ers, Of this atty. haaate about iOo,vU
Ro1nds annually Iney pay from W 20
~ goats per pound Tor small iots, 40
ecfainR ~ quality se'd cleanliness, aDa
Ter me plsifie WOOL OF Plsrca cennfy.
some 1000 pounds ~ one lot, they paid
z hieher hRurs. vi the WOOL nanaiee
py tnis nrm seout oile,naif y snippea
70 nAl francisco And the balance 10
shIpped East. :.
hopo-fery ittle DONG. Sone small
le's are going ferwani 70 san francisco
ano tne East lbs outlook Tor the
growing crop is tine, bat prices are ruin
ousiy low, seminal quotations. 20 ~
cents per pound.
wheat We gustes EHsbO per ton.
HlAJUk-- Demand good. Sales OF
SSa.,iofnla standards nave been maae -
s.sv ofsson gut saee orands, 70
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REMOVED.

nr. 7. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
~ his Office TO Frye's new Opera HOUSE
Building. rooms Mes. and Z
Once hours: II m to IL m; 2 to 3 y m
and 7 tO s D m.
Telephone No. S. auSo
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-01-15
THIS AND THAT.

The Thoroughbred dyed-in- -the-wool
Democrats say Bayard viii be at the head
Of the cabinet; the protection Democrats
say Randall will view the foreign policies
through the Secretary Of State glass, the
mugwumps will be satisfied with the only
Henry Ward Beecher. or Pendleton.
Gen. Grant declined the fund which
Gen. Sherman Cyrus Field and others
raised for him Grant Is right. The only
proper course to pursue win be for Con-
gress to place the ''old man" on the retir-
cd list. as his past services demand.
Cleveland has resigned the governor
ship Of New York, and will proceed to
manufacture a cabinet, in which the pub-
lie will get its first inkling of his ''policy.'
--Iewas prohibition amounts to little or
nothing. Iowa Republicans have got it
in for st. John to such an extent that
while aiming their guns at him they are
very likely to strike the cause below the
water line.
The Democrats now attend all meet
ings and enthuse over the smallest matters
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-01-15

The good, honest, old christian who
pilots the quill for the ''rumors" of the
st. Lawrence Tribune went on Register
Keeler's bonds. He was compelled to
swear he was worth $4,000 above all ex-
emption and liabilities. He did this readi-
ly enough, but the pious old cuss had
acqcaintances on the board, who suggested
it would be just rs we'll to have com
mittee appointed to examine the records
and see what he had in sight. The COM
mittee found his printing outfit and real
estate mortgaged for more than it was
worth, and straightway told Mr.. Keeler
abont it and asked him to secure other
bondsmen. This scanctifed old Presby-
terian will probably fatty deny this in
his next issue. The foregoing Is neither a
matter Of ''rumor" or current report
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-01-15
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

According to eastern writer's and finan.
ciers the severe business depression of
the past few months has been successfully
weathered. Ordinarily the experience the
country has just past through would have
resulted in disastrous panic, and it is a
matter for congratuIation that the down.
ward tendency in monetary matters. COM
merce, and manufacture has reached the
limit land steady. substantial upward turn
of all business interests in the east, has
called for quick response from the great
grain producing country in the west and
northwest. The advance in wheat quo
tations is the best possible evidence to the
westerner that the financial stringency
and commercial stagnation of the east is
at an end, and the reported upward aove-
ment is not the imagination of distorted
brain which made the wish Iather cf the
thought. Eastern capitalists are remoy-
ing their horded millions from the banks
and investing or preparing TO invest.
Manufacturers who were forced to shut
down are preparing to begin operations
again, and re-engaging the idle laborers
so seriously affected iy the general,
though perhaps useless, loss of confid, nee.
Merchants will soon find the demand in
creasing for all classes of goods, and a
consequent restoration of the profits Of
successful business. will cause them t.
relax the close economy practiced in all
dull seasons.
Many and conflicting are the reports
from the different portions Of our Terri
tory. The older settled counties seem
not to have felt the severe oppression in
an exact ratio with the newly settled
counties, owing, perhaps more than all
else, TO their successful practice Of diver
sifed farming. However, the same
causes affecting the times in Hand county
NAV reasonably be accepted as criterion
for all Dakota, if not the entire northwest
The principal crop last year was wheat,
in quality only fair average, and in
quantity rather below the average. But
nothing serious need have resulted from
this had not the bottom fell completely
out of the market, and instead of receiy-
,ng Is to 81 cents as in 1883 the prevailing
prices have been any place between 80
and so cents, averaging about AZ. Directly
following this, or ABOUT the first of Decem-
bsr came orders for a cessation OF busi-
ness srem the ioaning companies, who
daily send hundreds and thousands OF dol
lars into the Territory to furnish means
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-01-15

Many manufacturers are preparing to
start up again, and others say they will
follow. If the business men Of the
country determine to livon up things stag
nation must so.
Foreign immigration decreased g., 1000
last year.
jackson Day. was observed by the
Dems more generally this year than ever
before. They love Jackson. not so much
for himself, but for that little sentence
which is so closely associated with his
name: ''To the victors belong the spoils.
Weaver of the 9Th Iowa Congressional
district will be contested before the House
by Frank Campbell.
Potter county has joined the fool
counties Of the Territory, and is nov
under great ,tress of excitement. jim
Brison an old Hand county character ant
about one hundred armed men made {
rade on Forest City, tore out one side o
the court house and removed the records
loaded them into wagons and took then
to Gettysburg.
Later reports say the men who removed
the records were authorized TO do SO
and that they were not armed.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-01-15
THE COUNTY PRINTING

The PRESS. though somewhat disfgured
is still in the ring. This year however, we
haven't an exclusive corner ON the "coun-
~ pap" The proceedings of the board
for which the PRESS received 80 cents a
square. will this year be printed in the
PRESS, Gazette and Tribune for one cent
for year, the result of the desire of the
three papers to be called the ring organ. y
Now If Hand county can succeed in fur
ther establishing the fact that she is a
pauper. and have the county officers vol
unteer to do their work for love,
We will Indeed have civil service
reform administration. This silent
tribute to the splendid climate Of
Dakota by the editors Of three papers
is scfficient evidence that we are all here
for our health. Here is furnished an
opportunity for doctors and scientists tc,
study the climate of Dakota as health
resort. The PRESS wishes to acknowledge
a slight advantage over its fellow ringsters,
as we have been practicing on one meal q
day for some time--to be candid. ever
since the old ring was buried--but HOLD!
Usage accent AGAIN. we forgot the old ring
had to be resurrected, and we haven't
seen any notice Of its re-interment. So
we are now in good shape to discontinue
the ono meal, and live ON this one cent
diet as long as the rest. Let the dance
proceed.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-01-15
CITY GOVERNMENTS

MILLER. d, 7. .tDec. 26, 1854. .'yie2
Board of Trustees met pursuant TO Nov
%, 1884. ..sags .S' sl6 "a iisas a,e4 ,isns Il
Present on roll call, p. H. Anderson. ~
President and Trustee sn.oiiTrustee
Dixon absent. .assulEossg1nii w. ~, ,,'.'s,
Minutes Of the preyions meeting, read
and approved. S. 81 e,so saw ) ttH
On motion by Green the bill Lrofa u. B.
Daniels for $l1.5O forp one watchmAnsa 3
time clock was allowed i,.ss q " ~ ..s Y, s
On motion by Green the bill of. g. H.
Carroll 81 $2l for eight months rent
dating from May 4, 1884 to July 4. 1856.
be allowed. So ordered. ai aa' .s,,s 'i.'.'I n
On motion of Green the bond Of q.
II. Wilson as Marshal was approved. Z y
Cn motion of Green the Marshal be
instructed to deliver forthwith to the
County Treasurer the town tax ron for
collection. ,,tid ih tss 3s9.
On motion OF Green the watchman's
clock was ordered to be placed at the
postoffice and the town Marshal be in
structed to attend to the clock and report
once a week to the President Of the
Board of Trustees.
On motion it wns ordered to adjourn
j. Q. HERscHELMAE. Clerk.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-01-15
ORNAMENTS, ETC.

Just now while we are congratulaung
ourselves upon having been partially re-
leased from pretty severe business de-
preston, is it not veil to consider whether
we cannot in some way offer some praeti-
cal assistance to the promise Of near and
complete restoration of business and good
times 1t is in the power of each indi-
vidual to benefit himself and others by
cheerful word and action. 1t is the duty
of each individual to "chip in" his mite
toward return Of the much desired pros
perity. This mite placed in the balance
alone may cause no perceptible change,
but collectively, the many mites combined,
the effect will be decidedly perceptible,
and beneficial results must necessarily
follow such united action if tending to-
ward the accomplishment of a single pur-
pose. This generalizing of individual
duty and benefits which may follow the
direction of a little energy and united
action we propose to apply directly to this
locality and our first love--the tow mill,
Here is means within the power of Mil
Ter Of benefi ting hundreds OF men in
Hand county by using a portion at least
of the fax straw now going to waste, be-
cause of no market. We don't attempt to
attach blame to any one in particular foi
this humiliating failure of our first enter
prise. yet we are all deserving OF at least
criticism for our neglect of this matter,
when little effort might have succeeded
in starting the mill long ago, furnished
employment to several men, and made 9
very convenient market for commodity
which otherwise must be- entered upon
the Gloss" side of the farmers ledger
This mill, which was conceived in cred
liable burst Of enterprise seems to have
been thrust out into the cold with no on'
to love, or none to caress it, and its silen
entreaty for friendly word has at las
pierced the PRESS to such an extent tina
we have promised to chaperon this exper
imental industrial adornment for the sea
son of 1885. To be continued.