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WINTER SCHEDULE. s.
THE sSSgI2eSsEssns-
Eastern Shore Steamboat ComnanY

OF BALTIMORE,
Ona after SnEdny, Nov. Goth, 1885,
saturday cxcepted) will run their steamers, as
follows leaving South Street Wharf at 100 o'clock
p. m.
Steamer TANGIER,
CAPT. 8. q. WILSON,
Tuesday and Friday for Crisheld. Finney's,
OnancocS, Pitts Wharf, Cedar HILL, Rehoboth,
Pocomoke City and Snow Hill.
Returning Leave Snow Hill every Monday and
Thursday Mt 6 a. m, touching at the above land
ingS at the usual hours.
Steamer MAGGIE
CAPT L. J. Smith,
Monday md Thursday. for Crisneld, Tangier
Island, Flnuey's Onhncock, ChescODnessox, Gull
ford and Hunting Creek. Roturning-Leave Hun-
ting Crock every Wednesday, and Saturday II
BOD A. NJ, GuiIford 900, ChescnnnesscX IL Noon,
Onancock PM, Flnney IS 2::'0 Tanger Island {,
r~sAll Steamers leave Crisfield for Bati-
w more. on arrival of last down train.
Freight and passengers received for all points
on the n. T., Phlla. and Norfolk, Wicomico and
Pocomoke, and Delaware, Maryland and Viz.
ginia Railroads.
Positively no freight received after p, m.
and must be prepaid to all points, eIeep
on tho N. Y. Phila, and Norfolk Railroad.
P. R. CLARK, General Agent,
los South Street, Baltimore.
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Cedar Island Guano is again offered to
the farmers through our columns. Am
pie testimonials can be furnished to
show that it is all that is claimed for it.
For further information regarding it
and other fertilizers advertised along
with, call upon Capt. o. y. Browne.
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It said that Receiver Peters, of the
Exchange National Bank, will shortly
declare another dividend of ten percent.
Norfolk Virginian. So small a pit
lance even will doubtless be received
with thanks by the Eastern Sholc depos-
itors Of the busted" bank.
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Mr.. VIM. 7. Wright and Miss Lula
J. Bundick, both of Accomac county,
were married at the residence of the
brides uncle. Mi. VIM. II. Bundick, Of
BROOKLYN, \. Y, on "Wednesday. Srd
day of March, Rev. VIM. j. Bridges
officiating. We tender congratulations.
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Messrs. Geo. z. Scott, and Julius
Ward popular commercial tourists were
in our town this week. Our merchants
had favored each OF them with large or
ders and they We're. consequently, happy.
May tie favors of our merchants to them
continuc-;,t least they have our best
wishes.
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D5.,.y.

BELL-At lis resiacAca in hiatlfoFd's
Neck, Oh Sunday morning i;''t,.iohn h.
Bell, OF typhoid pneumonia, a..ed about
50 years.
NIArp-Near W~cIiapreagaa. on sun
day, February 18th, Robins b. MapP.-
Afflicted and Led-ri.lden for 4 MI nbel
of years with chronic and rl.eunltie
goat. the immediite cause OF his deaf
WAS Hood pos ning ind exlilusti2Adu
to dry gll.5rele OF felt.
GorrIcoN-Fc9rui.ry 10Th 1856 VIZ
liam, son # n. Bturiss iioi'son. q
northampton, agei is month";.
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Col. Wm. Is. Smith has returned from
a visit to friends in Richmond and
counties adjacent thereto. The fire.
oucnt visits of our friend to those parts
mean according to madame rumor,
matrimonial expectations. !"
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titles bequeathcd by their business to
their respective places of abode. And.
forsootll itmay happen iu.a fcy more
brief years, that the residents of'these
former marts Of country trade-so busy
and important once-will come to re-
fleet wonderingly upon the chance freak
or local circumstance, which gave TO
each eff these old sites u local halitatiun
and Il name.
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Two colorct men of Chincoteague,
Charged with stealing four gallons of
gin and other liquors, were sent TO Jail
this week. One of them was suisse
Ouently released on bail to answer
charges AT grand jury term Of court.
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Especial attention is invited to adver-
tisclncnt IF Mr.. L. Y Tull, agent for
nursery near Snow Hill, Md. The rea-
sonable terms upon which peach trees.
berries. &C., are offered for sale cannot
fail to attract the attention of our peo-
ple. Mr.. Tull it will he seen, furnishes
ample referencetllat tile nursery he rep
sents is lirst-class, AID that he is worthy
your confidence.
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Dea IRE Groom Seed Sect Plta.o
FIR Sic.

J, stock Of seesl sweets were
gro9a from choice select seed of
me Sussex Golden Variety, an ex-
FRA G ry pred Give and hardy
yellow potato and extra market
poiaio. The quality of my seed
swcc5S cannot be beaten in the
=i;iasilct. will pay freight direct
lrO. the house in which they are
!Sra al the winter to any station
on=tac n. Y.P. & II. R.R. ] will
slip lilrm direct from winter quar-.
tiers, thereby avoiding their getting
cliaail as it is often the case when
bro lit from The cities. TIE po-
th,o!s IL pure yellow and should
zl,t b mistaken Ill; the Early Cold
en-. Prices will vary according to
market value. | will have also
spr,a5s for sale in season at S1.5O
Feg 500, special RATES On large lots.
Address
w. l.. .ELZGY
Snore;, KortllamptoH vs.
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Nj. John W. Gillct having been APP
pointed at the February term last, of
The circuit court for Accomac county u
commissioner in chancery for said court,
appeared in court and qualified.
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smorc,, Fortllamptora Vs

~ SGINIA:-At Rules hell i'll the
ks ollie. Of til. Circuit Court
ior connt of Accoml;k on the Iirst
~ in Mlrcli, y. D., lS66,-Lhe
sia cling tie first day of The said
-lnaHa.. 49,.
I.auaund U. Potter, trustee. Pltff.
against
.ll. rs Doughty, Augustus Doughty,
.g.,l.r y. Doughty in his own right and
as, ainist.;,tur OF Abel i. Doughty.
dec .I..- .Joynes and Mary }. JOyneS.
his G, in right of said wife, Henry G..
" al..4. ilrl Margaret Walker, lis wife,
ii n .ht.Cf said wife Lltt!eton Read
and nriett;L Read, Ills wife, III right
,ji sa wife, and Frederick G. y. Kel-
ii.,a. =, and Bette Kell;lm, his wife. i'll
II CiIANCEEY.
u object Of this salt is to obtain
tie rec Of said court directing the
dis lion Of certain money i'll the
aai5 III lie plaintiff retained by h:m
t6i;Gg5 lie clr,rge made ~ tue Last
ii Testament of Jno. r. Doughty,
dec. ii, in favor uf the defendant jail
JUS aaghly, upun ccr-;tln real estate
sel,l said plaintiff lately devised by
siii -u,J liUr.
.avit having been made before the
Clel2 II the said Court that the said de-
fenta..t julius Doughty Is nota resi-
dent u this state, Oh tile motion Of the
psl;.. li... by his ATTORNEYS, il is ordered
"a, s;s d defendant, Julius Doughty do
i,esa .4erc. within one month after due
nur tio.l Ut This order and do What is
i,.,.s. ny to protect his interests, and
.Ii.it tbs or'Ier be published once week
iUe talg successive weeks Ill the 'PES-
l.sui... ENTERplasE." II newspaper
pa9li5sled ut Acconack Court House,
~ coas;ck ,oluLy, Virginia, and also
p6.ts.4 ,.s the front door Of the court
nous Of said county iii Tie first day OF
tael5Xt tenn uf tile County Court 81 the
Irst. NJ. OLDHAM. Jn., G. G.
fest. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., c. G.
tJulael Il Blackstone, p. q.
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UEwr:tteEn History.
1By u Scptuagerarian.l

The earliest Methodist appointments
in Slulkill Neck were held in a school
house, but the society increasing at that
point, a larger house was erected Il year
afterwards, which, in turn, has been SUI
perseded by Il still more conmodious
building. The writer looks back over II
half century to recall with emotions of
pleasure many vivid recollections Of
those pious, devoted people who Mor-
shipped there. 1t was ample reward Tor
fifteen miles ride to attend Il prayer
meeting III that old sclool-house, if only
to hear old Brother Rodgers talb with
God in prayer. What child-like -lll-
utility, what sublime faith. And there
too was old Bro. Glenn, whose life be-
You'd its meridian had been Il long scene
of dissipation and wickedness, and who
gave God I'LL the glory of his reformation
And among others well remembered
were old Sister Smith, and that good
old Christian lady. Sister Boggs, and
the pious Jcyncses and Chandlers-now
passed up to their final and glorious re-
ward.
CAL, all have gone before. me,
Yc all have run your race
And yet, how few of tile present day,
in the full enjoyment OF SO many chris
tian blessings, accept them us the di
rect heritage of pious teachings and no.
bic examples bequeathed by these old
fathers and mothers Of the church, Be-
ing dead, they've speak.
Early after the Revolutionary war,
there emigrated to the Eastern Shore
of Virginia two young Scotcllmen.-
They brought with them some means
and Il considerable aptitude for mercan-
tile pursuits. One Of them was named
Morrison, and the otlier Hadlock. The
former bought land on the site of what
was afterwards known as Morrison'S
Hill. Here he built a dwelling to which
store house wis attached, after tile
style of his own country, and in this
place he prosecuted the merca.ltlle bus
mess with energy and success for sew
eral years. He was a member OF the
Methodist Church, worshipping regular,
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MA EsI.;E3.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 22St'
1856, John G. Killm:ti to Miss ;'corgi
ana w. Hatton, both OF Northampton
county.
Observation-Disclosures 2ls'
by Rev. e. S. Baker, 1T falsierI5lane
Jno. w. Johnston TO Miss Elsie Land
Ing.
TnoRNEs- ARKGs-Februryl4t h s
by Rev. G. S. Baker at lanylcr ls!an
by James Thorles 10 Miss Mafgare
P;lrkes.
BLoxoM-PARKs- February 18TH IS5'
at Mappsville. by Rev. w. \. Street
Perry l.. Dloxom to Miss DAME Ii
Parks.
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Notice is given by the Lighthouse
Board that after March 10th, 4 light of
the fourth order will be shown from the
structure recently erected on killick
Shoal, Chincoteague bay. Va.
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Cleveland,s extra early peas for sale
in large quantities at Blackstone u
Bcll'sdrus store. Accomac G. f., also
crrden seeds of all kinds and Of the best
varieties.
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I5,iQ BIZ l5.on Lots For SIZE ut
PriUate Contract.
offer for sale at private contract

! oifel for sale 1T private contract
/. louise AID lot where HOW reside
ut lec0lnac e. IL. This lot contains
e.. a...s;. has IL new lwo-story dwelling
4thele1a, with i comfortable rooms anu
al u& .osary outbUildings aid enclos-
ures il. good repair. Will be sold us one
u,.,.cz. Or suDdIvided to suit purchasers.
,. .ot Known as 'Hickman Lot" .
eoalst ing ST acres. This has Il dwell
iii!g ttieI,eon, and is susceptible of pi!rtl-
ton Ito desirable lots for building
purposes, w.Ici are Offered Tor sale to-
eet5er OF separately.
h. shove property is offered for sale
:; 1aasoaable prices and OH easy terms.
a. j. LILLISTON
Accomac {. H., Va
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A Card.

We have i Choice lot Of Opcr cent,
Peruvian tillano per steamer "Plan
tain"dircct from Lollon, which, unit
sold, We ulfer from Bonded warehouse
at the extraordinary low price Of 50
per 2,COOl lbs.
HoDeDoN 81 SPENCER Co,
ia & 156 Water ST.. Norfolk, Va
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The terms at the ''NIaltby House, y
Baltimore, ;ue made to suit the times.
First class accommodations at surpris-
inglv low rates.
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DR.. Thos. 7. Taylor and Mr.. w.
+. Tindlc, of Atlantic were welcome
visitors to TIE ENTERPRISE office this
week.
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A special term of Accomac Circuit
Court has been ordered TO commence on
Wednesday, March 10th, next.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Nora Anderson, of Williams
burg is visiting friends ut Drummond-
town.
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s: a cross-mark on paper, before
s:ss your name. made with pen and ink,
ssS" indicates tnat your subscription has
expired. or is due, anu you are re-
81 spcctfully solicited to remit OF re
e new.
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Nor1cE-Tor rent T0r L year 1856,
nv storehousc ut jenkins DrI.ge. n2H'
occupied by Harry L. Waiie;i!Iso aone-
horse farm convenient to the store, For
terms address S.tie u. tietcnats
Jenkins Bridge. ..ccemac c1.,aty Va
FOR RENT FOR YEAR 18s7.-Saieral
farms, different iiz; S. convenient to
Railroad suatian or S.e. mbgat wharf and
having bun ance of manllic AMI so III
buildin,s. UBs!lls II. ltui"p!.
February It'll, 1856.
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BuaaNESS.S5 NOTICES.

No1IcE.-All lessons indebted 10 mt
are requested to settle by 9Th Oh -ti'aii
next. ate that date al claims, #t'cn
have nat been Sl5a:A- ,esi to NJ 5.t4l lac
ton. will be placed II tie hvi5is. OF III
officer for col eutiol Nithou. tdrthern
tice. Ih@ve anew ard select -;lle OF
goods on h.n,i III Ill except q oetrl.,a
are sold a5 . per cent disc.,'lat -'i' cash
\. i. No ).
Niea.syii!e. w.
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CriStield Branch.

"f'' stops for passengers on signal to conductor.
az" daily, except Sunday. "1' daily. "t' meals
at plill lrl phil. and s,auster at Jorsey City By
5toamer Maryland.
II. W. Dunno, sup't,
Princess Anne, Nd
r. B. Cooke. Gent Freight and Passen-
ger Agent, Norfolk, Va
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.sH1NGLEs-A cargo viii be received
next week FROM North Carolina.
!. j Lill.stsn.
Ac5on.ac Z. ii. Va.
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Nor1cE-My thoroughbred Jersey
bnll. will stand ut my iicuse Mr. 9th
cock. Fee for svly. ce &l.5U.
0O0',. Wesley ". .splI
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WANTfD--Thepeop of Temperance
Vile a:.d vicinity to Know ,ll.!y we Ire
selling Jas. Me-. s. COS. celebrated
brand of MONA :cii' flour. Ese.y p..r
i.l We B.crellto l& M.sst!leWs.
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For SALE.-T.ireecows, ,ali' stock
eaca c;,lve early naxt sVrlna.
Jas. 5. i,itz.serli.i,
Only StaJiO.. va.
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WANrED-Liye c.ulyass ers 10 ell Tie
improved Singer Sewing .daciine. :
salary AMI COMMISSIONS PSF. For III
,iruIar address Tie singer .S;HiHi.cutir-
inr Company, pucumohc Git, Alti.
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g.
Phila., Wilmington s Bal
tiInOre Railroad.
DELAWARE DIVISION,

On and after December 21st, 1886 (sundays or.
cepted), trains will leave as follows:
n
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X or1cr-The sale of the personal

\ oTICE.-The sale of INe persoDaI
property of the late kCbin5 Is. Maip.
viii take place lit his folner re5i,ienGe
near ,Yacl.aprelsuc "Wednesday, l0ti'.
Of Starch prux. Among other things
will be sold gc0l horses. SOME CHOICE
hogs. Sc; erllcattlc. corn, fodsiei, hoi. t
hold aid kitchen furniture. &c, Sc.-
Terms li5.i,al.
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s !gNjIEzzEi EHl
NEW YORK, PHILA. & NOR.
FOLK R. R. Gu,

Quickest and Only Daily line between
Boston, New York. Phila., Norfolk,
and Old Point Comfort.
NORTHWARD
8 o. 10 IL IA
Mail .Oid PIT. N.Y.
Stations and :. Exp EXP -rhila Exp.
Mixed .Accom-F ght
Loayo...... AM A. NJ. Pm "A. NJ. PM
POrtsmOuII, NJ 40 1885,
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and Hospitality entertained.
Miss Harriet Hadlock finally married
Capt. Matthias, The master Of a schoon-
er in tic coast trade sailing from that
branch OF the Machapungo known It's
Parting Creek. The couple made their
home in the old Ulsllur malsion attic
banks Of this little stream. 1t is said
that OIL one occasion Henry a. Wise
took passage on this schooner on lis
way from New York to the Eastern
Shore. Observing with some misgiv-
irgs that Tie captain was pushing his
homewald voyage in spite Of uatoward
weather, lie demonstrated, and WAS i'll
formed by tie master that The eXpecta-
ton Of iii interesting domestic event at
home made linn naturally anxious to
reach there. Mr.. Wise johingly insist.
ed if The result proved to be u boy 1t
should be named Henry A. Wise, in
which case he should consider it al
VANS entitled to his patronage. On
dropping anchor III Parting Creek. all
further anxiety was soon sci at rest
The young mother was doing well, and
the heir was duly christened after tile
name OF the rising young statesman. 1t
is also said that MI. Wise subsequently
manifested considerable interest in his
nllnesake, and alter the father S DEATH
often called to look after his prctege il
lis rides up and down the peninsula
But the Death of the captain Was fol
lowed by the death of the son, the bull;
of the Iatilock estate passing to the
captain S children by aformer marriage
Ore of these we believe is still living
Having ln;tIriedand become Il widow il
her earlier life, size subsequently mar
rietl Il gentleman from Acconlac. The
venerable couple reside at tie old Up
shur settlement on Parting Creek
OTHER descendants, also, are yet living
on the Eastern Shore.
But ii thus happened, as if by Il sin
gular coincidence, that tie family
names OF these two successful AMI well
known business men would have be
come extinct ut ter death but for Tit
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-09
THIRD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT.
A Decidedly Hot Republican Conven-
tion Therein and the Result.


tion Therein and the Result.
j. s. Elliot, who attended the
third legislative district republican con-
vention as a delegate from Bon Homme
county, reached Yankton from Armour,
at which place the convention was held,
last. night. Mr.. Elliot reports a hot
contest between T. 0. Bogert's friends
anu /. W. Seaman and his forces. a
nomination for a candidate for the
territorial council was reached, after
the convention had balloted 1853 times.
On the next ballot a referee was ap-
pointed and he cast the deciding ballot
which resulted in the nomination of I,
.. Bogert, of Bon Homme county.
j. G. Jones, of Charles Mix, was
nominated for the house.
The convention assembled on Tues
day, the 9th inst. and the first ballot
was a deadlock, the vote standing nint
and nine for a councilman. This state
of affairs held out until Friday morning
at 8 O'clock, when the decisive ballo'
was taken.
I. W. Seaman, of Bon Homme county
the defeated candidate, ls known to b.
one of B. II. Wsgner's satellites, and i
said to revolve with Wagner aroun
the remains of the Ordway organization
The nomination of Bogert is considere'
a victory for the loyal south Dakota
ians,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-09

Martin g. Anderson have secured the
agency of the Tuerk Motor water power
and are prepared to place them and
warrant them to run from d to Is 81. 2.
For sewing machine use, this Motor
is the boss. A lady whose health will
not permit her to use a sewing machine
can accomplish double the amunt OF
sewing a person can in perfect health
Over two-hund.ed Motors OF other
makes have been taken out and replaced
with Tuerk Morton.
MARTIN L ANDERSON,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
Walnut Street. Yankton.
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1
a,at storm is the chief sensation of
to-day. .,
The county commissioners are still
in session.
Republican caucuses IN Iankton ooun-
ty next Tuesday afternoon.
Another day OF good business Is re-
ported by Yankton merchants.
The steamer Senator left to-day iof
Felber's wood yard after q load OF wood.
Another horse died suddenly in east
Yankton night before last. E. X. Barry
was the owner.
Sheriff Dix, of Lawrence county
| brought a patient to The YaGston insane
| asylum last night.
The Turkey creek mill (Kaucher's)
| bes changed hands and will be operated
| by it's new owner.
The Jewish merchants Of Yankton are
taking q siesta to-day because OF the
| festival previously announced.
Another well attended sale OF i've
stock and other merchandise was held
at the Yankton auction mart to-day.
George Back, who was accidentally
shot by the careless handling OF q shot
oun about a week ago,is in the ol'y. Line
accident occurred on a farm about ten
miles north of Yankton.
The Chicago and Northwestern com
pany have purchased at Volin's siding
LAND sufficient for business purposes mt
will lay side tracks and erect there
, platform for station purposes.
A Yankton travelling man remark
: that Dakota cities without the eieotrl
light are considered slow going an'
hardly worth visiting by parties looklnl
for places In which to invest money
Capital seeks localities possessing enter
prise.
Some of the residents of lower yani
ton ara considering the feasibility {
Introducing neighborhood electric ligt
works. Small dynamos can be put
which will supply four or five residence
with cheap light. The electric systei
in any OF its phases is much cheaper an
better than the oil system and neig
5orhoods may combine to secure tn
which is denied the general public.
-. Another crowded house greeted tt
Arions at Turner hall last night, al
thst the show was appreciated the pei
and laughter that were plainly hea
blocks away testified. The troupe
Dr. sare to draw at any time and place q
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-09
Enquire at Dan McDevitt's store on
Capitol street.
Adiutant Genera, Free INSANE.


Reliable information is brought from
Sioux Falls, that Adjutant General
Thomas s. Free, who has suffered with
a disease of the BRAIN for some months
past, is now pronounced by his physi-
clans to have softening of the brain, in a
mostI serious form, and preparations
have peen made for removing him from
Sioux Falls to the home of his early
years in Iowa, in the hope that he may
improve. II this resols fails he will be
brought to the Yankton asylum for
treatment. He is violently insane, and
very few of his friends doubt but that it
is permanent. This intelligence will be a
severe blow to his many friends in Yank.
ton. His bereaved family is entitled to
the sympathy and coincidence of all
Dakota. The Dakota national guard
will lose one OF its best officers by this
termination OF General Frees malady
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-10-09
over Many n xengue

Spreads the miasma, or poisonous vapor. that
begets malarial and typhnH fever. Wherever
there is s~tagnant water in which vegetation,
or refuse of any kind decays, there, as surely
as tks sun rises, are generated the seeds OF
fever and ague, dumb ague. and other endemic
maladieN of the malarial type. For the effects
of this esyenomed air, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters furnishes an antidete, and prevents
both the contraction and recurrence of such
maladies. Even along the line of excavation
for the Lesssps Panama Canal, where malarial
diseassa are not only ~virulent but deadly,
Hos.etter's Stomach Bitters has demonstrated
its incompatible protective qualities. Not
only for febrile complaints. but also for dis,
orders of the stoma Oh, liver and bowels, fol
rheumatism and inactivity of the kidneys and
bladder, it is very effective. 1t counteracts
the effects of fatigue, damp and exposure.