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AT AUCTION.
BYI.D. LaRoCHE,s SONS.

THIS DAY, at II o'clock, in front OF store, 1853
Bay street,
so bales Hay, in lots.
Is cases assorted Straw Hats. some fine.
One barrel Jowls one barrel Smoked Beef
TOUR barrels Picked Beef, one box Smoked
Tongues, twelve boxes Goldfish, ten bags
Flour, Sdeboard, Bureaus, Wash Stands
Bedsteads. Sewing Machines, Picture Frames,
one lot Sundries.
Buggies, Horse and Buggy, Saddles, etc
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Embellishments


MY Zee Cream Garden, corner BIN and
NA Jones stree's, is now ready. kes ectable
p4rnes Wishing to hold small festivals In same
San make satisfactory arranCeiabn tsNfi th me.
HE'taHApARlCh, Agent, 92 Bull street.
IoePpAo9iaa . i9 3. ..-azl
DhDERlCK'S Ice Cream and eSherbot are
III only made Of pure cream and pure fruit.
Myfatnity for making same arc sdch than
cah on aii orders, large or smab with u
stricdy brst-elass article. Famil - picnics
and excursions supplied at Shofst.p0Lce.
THEQg = DERRICK, gent re'epaANe No 10
ENiNS THOUSAND HAVANA Cigars 20 be
Il sold 1g tile box at factory price. GAIAN,
lS0.l svt Br Nghlon. IL lN eU1of|
XXyO0LEN Blankets and ace Ehrtans
w ciehned and finished hv steam at savan-
nah Steam Dye Works, 1874 State street
CITRATE MAGNESIA ami seidlitz Pow
X ders fresh every day at LIVINGsTON'S
Pharmacy, Bull and state.
II ENTS' wear cleaned or dyed and the lin
" ings left perfectly white at savannah
Steam Dye Works 1874 state street.
TRY MoXe, Blood Orange, MIX shakes, The
i great drink, Ginger Fruit. At LAYING
STON'S Pharmacy. Bull and state.
" on can purchase Clothing this week at
i your own price. GAZAN, Bull, corner
Brougntou.
| NOTICE TO TOURISTS Send Your
~ trunks for repairs to factory state and
Whitaker; charges moderate
OSTRICH PLUME cleaned or dyed AT Sc.
~ vannah Steam DYE Works, l3t State st.
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PARA SOILS.

In this department we shall maintain
the reputation we have justly got as being
the leaders in this line, and advise our
patrons and the public generally 10 exam
inc our stock Of Fancy and staple Para
soils, which is now repIete with all the
latest novelties in Coaching and sun Um-
brellas; and always remember our stock
is the largest, our variety the greatest
and our prices the lowest.
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g0nt.

I OST, Medal. Maltese cross shape. engraved
i 4 August 18th, 1852" Finder will be re-
warded by leaving same At M. FERST h
CO.'S
I OST, about a week or ten days ago, Red
II Setter Dog; answers TO name ''ROilo;"
same Is nearly blind. /. y. BAROCHE, JR.
I OST. on Bull street a PookettOok. Re-
II ward az LlVfNGsTON'S Pharmacy, Bull
and state streets.
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GENERAL SUPPLEMENTARY OFFICE, ,
CENTRAL RAILROAD & BANKING Co. OF GA.
SAVANNAH, -, 1886.
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nE- IEABLE board and excellent table al
- l30 W 4l5t street New York city. Refer
ence: "a Liberty street, savannah. Ga.
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stiiBrrliaitrnno,

4 AIDES, the Pearsc lndestructible Bustle
- light, cool, and everlasting, 40 1853 South
BROAD street.
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BOar0tme

y OOMS. with board; northern or southern
II front; use o. bath; on the corner two line
cars; home comforts; two minutes walk from
post Office. 3 Broughtou.
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WANTED, % few gentlemen boarders, az
w 80 Barnard streat.
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EALL 10 soc our bargains IN Ice Coolers,
~ Ice Cream Churna. Ice Cheste. In fact n
rate; everything down 10 Que point; don't
think over b.. but call aud convince yourself
OF the Astonishing bargains that can he gotten
40 NATHAN BROS. lo6 Congress and iel 80.
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DOLTs, MUS and washers; orders filled
ID cheap ami quick. LOMBARD IRON
WORKS. Augusta. Ca.
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Urrennai,
employment 3ilamtrn.

EINE ROSIN Vented, a situation by a
Il nrst-class dsnller, Address f. b. & rs
KIN. Wavcross. Ga. state salary and work.
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NOR SALE. a comnodious dwelling house,
It destraby located, and full los 80 by 80
feet n g. MILLS
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Cor Sale.

EOR SALE, a very fine Mare, suitable for
II saddle or buggy; sold for no fault. Gle
MENT SAUSSY, l49 Bryan street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19
New Bism.r~k Pushed Hts Point
Paris Figaro

An interesting and characteristics anec-
aote OF Bismsrck's early career n
diplomacy Il Sivsn- He was Pru-sias
Minister TO the German Confederation
which sat AZ Frankfort In the house IN
which he lodged there vas NO tel. and ne
Irtimafc.i 70 the proprietor the necessity
81 establishing such means Of communities.
ton. The proprietor refused. rs Il was
snos 50 norin atei IN the bond" OF con.
tact. Nv and by pistol shot was heard
IN Bisnarck's room. The ahrishtet
proprietor hurried into the room 10 hnf
out what the disaster was. "Don' as
turb vourself." said Bismarck; "this = 70
cali nv servant. A. there y M tell VII
henceforwar.i employ this meshotof SUM
moninr him" The tell wAs supplied and
| the . anc.ing ceased.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19
WHO KNOWS sEsra

ignorant BiacksmIths who Attempt %
Improve the Work 81 Nature
II is. and long has been. our belief
that horses are too much and too con-
s-antly shod. Much Of the lameness in
horses il due to their wearing an in
flexible bar Of iron or steel on the feet.
which prevents the parts Of the foot 50
admirably formed and adapted for use
from performing their functions
A study Of the structure and material
OF horses foot can but TIL one with
admiration at its adaptability for use
under varied conditions; but when we
see how confdingly the horse owner
will turn over his faithful servant 70
The manipulations Of the bungling
blacksmith who knows nothing 81
what horse needs In the way
~ n foot. who sees no use in the
frog or any other part. except ng 80
much Of she hoof a. j. necessary 10
nail the shoe 10. who would laugh AZ
the idea III studying the anatomy Of a
horses foot for the purpose 81 better
understanding how bn~t % snoe. y
would seem as though the average
horse owner thought that the average
blacksmith knew more about what
kind ~ feet horse needs than does
the Creator Of the horse
Man. with arrogance born Of ignor
ance. adds "a the hoof that has been
made as light rs possible. consistent
with strength and durability. pound
or so OF iron to each foot for the horse
TO lift NJ each time he lifts his foot
The amount az strength and vitality
used in lifting and carrying this dead
weight 81 four pounds through q jour
NJ, OF one hundred miles IS certainly
worth considering.
In other WAYS does man maniics'
that he thinks he knows more how
horses foot should be than does ths
Designer and Maker Of that foot. Tn
wall OF the hoof was made very strong
but the horse sheer knows that u doe
not need 10 be 80 strong. 50 ne cut
away part to weaken IL This wall
made very hard. hut the man. wise
than God. softens 1t by making tn
horse stand in 4 mixture Of cow dun;
and CLAW
The Maker having provided for IN
foot an elastic cushion or pad ~ IN
kIb-s LOT TIC ENt FtrN -
the jar and keeping the horse fror
slipping. man shows his super ority p
eating away this pad and putting 2
an inhc~ible ring Of iron 70 catch 70
horses weight soliily.
And thus does man. In his wisdom
continue 10 improve on the work Of ~
Creator ~ the Universe by cuitin
away the material out o! which Natur
has fashioned the hoof. and pn
ting in il stead other natcri'
fashioned into shape according
his notion; to pare, rasp an
burn the hoof ito form whie
conforms % his idea OF what horse
hoot should look like; to improve u
texture by soaking. stopping ts
ring. etc. And yet with IN his wisdc
and skill he sees that ordinarily ''vI
horse can wear out four sets of legs,
and j. more thoroughly convinced ths
ever that had he had the Job n Il
first place he would have done bett
than did thu Creates. -- tolcmGp's Ruv
World
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

In the city Of Pesth practical scientists
are engaged on an experiment 70 supply
che city with warm water derived from
subtsrrAnean sources An artesian we'll
the deepes. In the world, has been borei
70 : depth Of about one thousand yards
The work vas undertaken by two Hum
esrians. the city Of Pesth contributing
forty thousand pounds sterling toward
expenses Already there = supply O
$4,000 gallons day at temperature q
lc1 degrees. rising 20 . height Of thirty
five feet above the surface, and the wori
u 20 Be continued until the temperature
which progresses regularly - the boring'
descend. rises 70 1.s degrees. and then nc
doubt il felt that there vii b bnbhiins
perennial stream sufficient 70 meet al 'ns
wants OF the city and 20 convert ne s~
rounding region into . tropical garden
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19


One Of the most delicious examples q !
che feminine method Of doing business has
jast come 20 light in New York. and NOT
even the fear 81 the indigestion Of the
uoman's Journal can restrain Ne from
telling Il. A~ealshy EnxIishman Who
had married On American wife with whom
Be lived In : good deal Of luxury. lost his
property by uniucky specuiations; and
after all sorts of other exped ienss had
been trio I. his wife mortgages some very
valuable Paris gowns - : fashionable
! friend. Some time after the husband re-
| turned 70 I'm land and the wife obtained
| employment. 90 that q the end Of couple
Of wears she found hsrself In . position
| where she could raise the money 70 70.
deem her clothes The posssasor. how.
ever, declined 70 part with them shs had
\ fondne<s for the sort Of laos with which
they were adorned. she found the handi-
work Of Worth quite 20 her taste. and e
ali oversures she returned : courteous bus
decided negative
The lady for whom the gorgeous raj.
ment had originally been fabricated, al
though she Was BY no means IN circun.
stances where the wearing Of such raj.
mont was appropriate :. her condition.
became only the more determi ned 70 re-
cover them. She found : lawyer willing
20 undertake her case on speculation, and
Through him she brought suit % recover
the valuable gowns. The case In due tims
cane on. Experts testified TO tie value Of
the property. the receipt Of them - Z
pledge was not denied. the original owner
testified 20 having pro6ered principal and
interest for the loan. aud the lawyer Tor
} the prosecution closed the case With Z
r complacent assurance that be had won hii
, suit.
. The council for the defenss simply sub'
! mitted TO the court single paper, but Thu
Q | was an agreement. drawn 1t the time thu
!, loan was made. and signed by the bar
= rover. that II not redeemed within . yea
! the gowns should become inaiienably III
: property OF the lender. Asked IL she &C
knowledxed the signature to this docu
ment, the borrower naively replied tina
she sirnei something at the time Of IN
4 transaction. hut Of course she did not sup
= pose il would prevent her from gettin
4 back her gowns when she wanted them
n The incident IL sufficiently ludicrou'
II but IL really has = pretty serious mora
II The Ignorance Of womankind Of legs
= forms AMI obi legations has been often com
e mented upon, but apparently the s~x a.
n as . rule quite ~ far a. ever from appr'
" eiating the disastrous consequences vh'c
"a may follow from their neglect 70 infor'
s< themselves in this direction The lady
| question left the court In tears and o.
!, spcculating counsel retired in q blue mi
81 Of profanity; Tut they left moral tenif
10 them which vouia % "eA ~ "o-''
A would heed and ponder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Twenty -four New York policemen vere
taken out 70 practice q target firing A.
old oyster can mas set up on post IN
The men banged away - distance 2.
twenty ave feet, and fred thir'y-e'sns
bullets before the can was hit Only nvs
men out q the twenty four hit u ~ mr.
ing twelve shots sriece. No wonder q
many people In New York are ciubbsd'
The ofIicer feels that be can't depsnd on
any thing else.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Eeycr give q horse which v usual.
~ f.d oats 4 full feed Of corn or corn
,,cai m place Of the oats. Better lee
n % without san FraBcisc0 c.-pn-
scie.
Soit-wooded plants should be
placcd nearest the light IN the window
garden. and the hard or smooiii-leayed
plants occupy the back ground -AS-
.r.I Tribune.
The fat from chickens i delicate.
aud may be used for any cooking pur-
poSe where butter ID required. for
moiStcning croquettcs, or even IN cake
~ pas,ry. A little added 70 the stufling
n fowls cnriches Il. -- Chicago Journal
An accommodating cake without
butter or milk: Beat six eggs very light
~ish Dover. add a cup and half 81
smear and beat again: then lightly stir
~ \ cup and half Of siftcd flour. A
teaspoon baking powder In the Hour.
and A tablespoon vinegar may Re n>ed.
mt neither are essential. Exchange.
Picked Onions: After pouring
boiling water on them. peel; put them
n weak brine. changing II every "a,
Tor tive DAYS; then dram dry. Take
vinegar 70 cover. add pepper. CHINA
mon. few cloves. some pieces horse
radish: boil all In the vinegar; pour Of
when cold. NM Toledo Blade.
One Of the first plants to chang
from green 10 scarlet Is the poison ivy
beware III il. Remember. the poison
enc has three leaves in a cluster, til
ls.v.s Of the harmless woodbine are Il
clusters OF five. Another gray-huc'
Man, OF the early autumn Is the poi>o
sumac or the poison oak. D. Iel
syram-
When piece Of meat is boiled On
Kettle should always be set aside g
he liquor 10 cool. then the fat can .
removed from the top in a solid cake
Remnants OF fat beef. steak or roas
with the pot skimmings should
..triei ont in an iron kettle or spide
skinned carefully. strained through
fine siraincr. and ii will then be exec
lent shortening for bread or biscuit.
with part lard answers well Tor con
mon pastry. Boston Post
"A carpet can be frightened m
cleaned by scattering corn-meM
salt over il and giving second swee
inc. II should be thoroughly swel
first however. 1t will also look cles
much longer IL tablespoonful
pearline be dissolved in pail Of war
water. and the carpet DO wiped with
flannel cloth wrung out Of this Cham
the water as often as II gets mu'
soilci. IL oilcloth be occasional
rubbed with a mixture Of bceswax Al
turpentine. it will last longer.
I0uSfhoL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Axoxo the people o. today. thers s arc
lev indeed. VINO have not heerd -
: hnn<e6oli remedy Teas and drinks have
ran made OF them for centuries. Anu Z.
hundred u families have formed the so.s
v.iisncs il rheumatic AMI kidney oiseesssSs
Pr,cklv All Bitters now takes tle pa u. ~
the old IS stem and - more benene'e- - -
trouble. of this nature
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

X : letter from HoS. Mas. frkr. Sssue
Grew. Limerick. Ireland bnoxS~ nncs-
Sa,st TsocuEs are thus referred 70: nss-
ing brourh- yonr Bronchial irocnfs ~,.5
80, .f,rr md given them away 20 those
Considered required them the poor pso-
rIe will walk for miles 20 Get few" FoE
Coughs. Colds and Throat Diseases
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

..~.-;,v from functiona. arrangements or
800 ~ -. nainful disorders or weaknesses
;nrs.ienf q their sex DR.. Plercs's treAuse,
,ilu~trased with wood-cufs and co.ofsa
nistes ll6J pages). suggests sure means q q
rcomplets self-cureL seat for ~ cent. ~
sfau,rx Address Worlds D.sPrnssxy
Medical Association Buffalo, - -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Col VIZ. Lorn scuiEy. Grand ese7:-
e&ry L b. y. Grand Lodge. Maryland.
found Red Star Cough curs perfect 40
Certain remedy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

-yor several years I had been troubled With
kind q asthma or cafsrrh m ny threat. sno ns-
tired several kinds Of '1c'cine net eca'e -.
- 4, k,ln ne ~ wife wanted ne % try bottle
III uooc's ssr~sparsllA- toldthe trn<x'st q wnon
,ouxnt Il that had faith n A. bat would I've
Il 4 trail vhich I ala must ssy - v~ry nucn
bcn>nf>d ~ usins u and would reconnend y reFy
hirhiy.~ ELIAS r. pEvkfk-. I'D - D"s'
Pcter<o1. Omaha <eb-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

u have suffered with casarh N ny hcsd 90
years ana paid out hundreds 81 collars - -.
r,-e. bur nave heretofore received only Temporary
r~,.~f. i p-r-.n 70 sake Hoods ssr<apanila end q
helped me . much that decided 20 keep On -
nv e.sarrh IL nearly cured the weakness p.
,o1y 4 ali zone ms Appetite . gcod-in f.ef 80
-, r,s-s enc have ever takcn-' Mas A cun-
xrxcnAx. Providencc. T. l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

FAN Fashionables patronize that sthpa q AZ.
n,,r 'fs.nr nxent Glenn Sulphur soap Hill
Hair Ana " hisker Dye black " broSn- &C
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

The whip belongs 70 the most common
variety Of tea stir
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

A rAvoKrrr winter resort-before III
6rs- Besfyn Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

~Fools Rash IN. Where Angels rear 20
Tread
So fmpetuou< youth il often given 20
folly and iniiscretions: AMI as result
nervous mental aud organic debility foi-
low. me nory Is impaired self-confdencs
Is lacking. at night bad dreams occur,
premature old a-s seems setting ~ RUN
ana should write 20 DIR. X v. Pierce, OF
Buifaio' n. ~. the author OF a treatise 70!
the benefit OF that class Of patients and
describs your symptoms and sunerings,
He can cure Won A. your home, anu MI
send you full particulars ~ mail
IxrcesrsLE 70 fnd-lost time -Hsyvora
Iin0-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

60 M shaken before taken" The ap'
pls on lofty bough- -Ih kamt'r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

= months treatment for SIC Piso''
Remedy for Catarrn- Sold by druggists
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-19

Is there no hysician there" 4.
rh.nks 10 DR.. Pierce. there y . balm ~
ria .-(olden Nsiical Discovery Ds 80.
Tor every wound" 70 health. from "a 81
cSronic. blood. lung and Liver Affections
OF druggists
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-13
NUMBER 229.
A sleepy senator.

A ludicrous incident occurred to-day
in the course OF the debate on the Da-
kota bill, says the New York Tlibune's
Washington correspondent. Senator
Harrison was in the middle Of his per-
Grafton. Perfect quiet reigned in the
chamber. The galleries were more than
ordinarily attentive. Every eye rested
upon the speaker. AS sentence after
sentence lett his lips it was followed by
an impressive pause. The earnest man
ner of the speaker heightened the effect,
Suddenly there came from one ccrner OF
the chamber, in deep sepulchral tones:
How long, Oh Lord how long ?" For
q moment there was an. awkward still
ness in the chamber. Then up went
shouts of laughter in which even Mr..
Edmunds Joined. 1t Was Senator
George of Mississippi, who had been
doing in his chair, and who when sud-
denly awakened is apt to think aloud.
He was utterly unconscious OF what he
said until nudged by his neighbor, Sem
ator Gall. IL was some time before the
senate settled down again to listen to
Mr.. Harrison's argument.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-13
To Improve the Old Hotel

Sioux City Journal: There is apros-
pect now that the Hubbard house will
be enlarged and improved and put in
first class shape for hotel purposes. An
architect has been sent for to examine
the premises and ascertain the feasibil-
ity OF building an addition on Che north
side, SO as to give more room and better
facilities. Ii start is once made an ad-
ditiop 35 by $50 feet will be pnt up,
the Office and dinning room be put on
the first floor, sixty coed rooms Eiade,
and the entire structure renovated
thoroughly and refitted in the best man
ner possible. An elevator, steam heat.
ing apparatus, city water, etc.. will be
added Throughout the floors laid and
everything put in the best and most con.
yenient shape possible.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-13
Anisan,s silver Rill

Washington, Feb. 9-The following is
the full text of Senator Alllson's silver
bill, introduced to-day:
Section /. That hereafter any holder
OF silver coins of fall legal tender value
may, at his option, present them in
sums of fifty dollars OF any multiple
thereof at the treasury, or at the sub
treasury in the city OF New York, and
receive therefor in exchange like
amount of gold coin, or United States
notes, and any holder of gold coin may
in like manner present the same and re-
celve therefor silver coin of the full
legal tender value of United States
notes; provided that nothing herein
shall be construed to authorize an in
crease of the aggregated issue of United
States notes now authorized by law, nor
to restrict or limit the issue of gold or
silver certificates now provided by law.
Sec. 2. That sections 5l93 and 519d
OF the revised statutes are hereby re-
pealed, and the word "lawful money
wherever IN the statutes of the United
States, shall be construed to include
United States note, gold and silver OF
full legal tender.
Sec. 3. That all laws and parts OF
laws requiring the lawful money deposit
ed with the treasurer OF the United
States, as provided by section 5,222 Of
the revised statutes, to be held as {
special fund for the redemption of notel
of national banking associations, art
hereby repealed, and all money now de
posted, or which may be hereafter de
posted under SAID section, shall be GOV
cred into the treasury, and all sums nov
deposited, or which may be hereafter de
posted with the treasurer of the Unite
States, as authorized by section 4 of a
act entitled "An act fixing the amonn
of United States notes, providing fer th
redistribution of national bank currene,
and for other purposes" approved Jun
20, 1874, shall be covered into th
treasury.
| Sec. S. That section of the Eastman
ed act Is hereby amended so as
authorize the redemption Of nations
bank notes in gold or silver, and
J authorize the deposit of gold or silv
in lieu OF United States notes require
to be deposited by said section.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-02-13

Senator Vest alleges that while he was
in Dakota last summer, he met three
residents of our territory in region
remote from supplies, and that, instead
of asking for bread and meat, they tap
ped him for whisky. This remark is in
ducipg some Of the papers to present an
analysis of the case. The conclusion is
that the three Dakotaians, being men Of
quick perceptions, asked the senator for
what they supposed he had the most Of
Men of intelligence, vino read the Con.
gressional Record, would not naturally
suspect Mr.. Vest of running about over
the pralries Of Dakota with his pockets
crammed full of bread and meat.