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New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

EOR NEW -lIAFLN.-.oicamoro leave PecK
L slipat3p n. anl II pm. SUNDAYS eIceptei. II D.
EXCURSION % Haven snd relurn ~ 80 '''
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JE SLY
~ ir1n' ioiye rom c'anzas A. Da,ot gr Enc xoos
b40 $40. $50 ,. y mjn.sht sundays 7. a. m aad
Nsnu't spring Valley ana Noosey 7, 10 N. $50 D. N.
Sunday a m
ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a the NEW.
II YORK.. LAhh LaIL And WE,3hhN RAILeOAD.
Arr4nros'''r ". 49, '.',, ."'.. -.st 'rIO- rIoa
. m Daily eE,el. 4nno,ys nat 'll''7 Infet orawn{
fao tgaIa Fois AMI onspegsoD brd-e. stepping
s p a,.-asy. clicaso aua ~ loa Co., Er,ro.."
s)d riiisn S, ,s. I o' ty a ana '''- .s.e1 o'ohc
a. n. CIevclani I, Boa ~. Cincinnati. rf2 p d. Cicaso
~ ~ Day Euiaio ana Naglr, F,il' ID +. D." arrive,
Burao 80 a. M. 'u'pe"s.o9 lHyFe ~ ~. iue cost
q i.u m4l Day and seepug Coaches 20 Busha ol II.
mira. Buffalo :, atsra ais tino.n and .HrtD
NJ, i poog. "a, 800 80, 40 $40 $50 SEQ,
az a$ s6 49, @ o5o 30 % 20 ol5 S' m n'g,2
Paterson. ify 90, L4e ~. 95d I' ~ a. no.. .o,n,
80 1850 D. ~: II midh ght. suaiars ? - n. I01
iS sn. ~ $so i5. 900 l9s, r. = niaa.s-' ''-'
1Yo 200 ~ t2g 40, 52@ },,,. go e. % io9i
V.S s9rsrn e "a" IS 5t' 80 s8i 1920 a M -, 99, 2los
warwick AS. 756. l62o NJ. i:3op m. Sundays 54j
g. E.Swourg and cornvan75o A. rn $3.50. t3o pn sun.
"a a. M . p.
S9@@5{ Go.hya 445 5t5, 30 = loloa o o.Zs.
s 81 D. u. Sunday 5.if, 80 lJ-u D. II.. N 3D. g. . y
Mdle,ovu t.tt IS. 100 %, 10 A. d., 81. Z .,
80 D M SUNDAY 54j $50. 10 % a. 'n ' b. Thl
a. M and - p trans connect with SEES l.t .p'afi
end we.crn Ra,irosd az Han.,t raesa m .ria 't30'd
Man-st only.
Por, Jcrgis 44j $50, q, l020a 3d. 700. 500, 81
n m SUNDAY : 30 1920 a.. No. 80, =. 9 , p.
leave 23dsi. y. y. bt5 6l1 M 10 n. 20 90
b u every 81 minutes 30 ,. H. 70 % 90 D. 49, etcrf
Nirfy minutes ani Has p no. Snha'ys e.ty '-J
minutes.
sleegng COACHES can Dee ohte ur' .Ef ornr fot M ch13
and iraf,Ier baggage be eft ar tho Company l,
.GI H51 Broadway, loi Wt7t-L, ~. y 80 Jour.
Brook klyu, or at the tOupanY's DonOs
EIpress from the Wes arrive in Newf Otk az $40
7;3C. ! 2j d. az. aud 10 ~ b.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
WEST SHORE RAILEoAD.

TAD VEST -HOHE ECUCE T. ALlNe It. ..'t :
ARnCNo, F orl.ILL. -. .CAt XII N-v&E-tN, /;
MOHAWK.
on ana alter Nal,a q, lssG trains VIII clvo wo.ti-
o.. station as follows.
Al trains leave rom station foot 81,
Noth River. 20 minutes earlier than fsom foot oi ess
Drroit and Chicago q 30 B. No. 6 no .slC p u. g..5
through.
BuGa Rochester, ~u--eus on brIgc agars tals. y31
d.. -b 90 - 1. p r,atg.rs ~.0 t.sHt.s 0O. ,s..
Uura duu syI-'use. 800. Il % 4. Iu, 90 pal.
Highland, rok, epsie and Kingston. 10 4 so l.. lf l
3 j5 -~'o IL % CO.,. and 20 Oh D. i0r N.uas'o-.
saagerue- aud Albany +,l' - 80, MS n, 5t u ,.
C.tstin y 10 @ s0 ll.25s- m. 2.j7. .slr I'm
CraastOus West Point Cornwall a.a N~wyurr. 81 n
-4 20. -IlO. a % 5j5 2. 10, q 10 % Il
100 - 3d.. Tor ,I. HltJ1 8 tOInu AL 4uH N"-5.,g
Fol Montreal and CtH 70 I.st. 900 y. Do.
Haui on LONDON go 80 m 'JO), -.i0 ?. Toronto,
$50 q. u, ;. ol. "a 10 p iI. 4.
F'r ti,kets time tab . parlor sleep NJ car 1esr 30
tous. l Coronation. sl'y 30 J@e's. tr. Ti'
10 OF Fa,ou.,.; N-v.Yosk Cu. 5.5. 35j so. -!
Ero.dway i5a EoNeIy. ASH vs., -.o.3 stations ;Io J
west d., ~, aat foot Of: JHy g. N''' d O. - ,-.'
denccs. Orders be left ~ uc.. Cf .,r
$50 g~oatvav General ra-,.ate. = .
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
FOR PHLABIIpaIA
III II III III ~

express rcslns leave Ne~ YORK via Iaslr1s.es -.
laudt Slr.lt tcrIIes as follows.
a. D. ..-'. s. T. s Iu;ta-J Limited an. - Wash
Lnitot and ll a. ui. l. 80. 8. -:oI. D. q. Z. tnl
y. u, 4It i u-Af. tCrIW.-p'a ..Il. $50 lI.LI .,
and Al y. u. -DAGa, -. iAul.-.. Nl.. A. ..r4,
aud DO e. ln q. Vs. . .. .. rar f d. l. sa ~
Trans .cavlug New url utg. a
IIoH M, D. = g. and - p ui. a7i p 10. pu g.''rs,
connect at ITcutOn tor ,tml"n
Ie.urunt eIye Brood stree. station Phur,r.l,
1901. ~. oa. 3@. o. ,-.. So, u. .a.
q m IN tef INurt,, liz and y. I.'I. ..t. 4 p ;.
90. z = and 'ad p % ON sunday. .'..s D
l3, 5,'"t sty a. m, 1873. $50 L.Hlt... 35',
Leave Pmudcluhit Cani-n. ally eTceD: sunday
Ticket nnoes sac. i'a ana Hti .I4."ss A.tpr OI.e.
tId l1 .t Issh.4s7's ana .ng.t,iGt 4
Plop' Ign Annex station t1,t %. 4utou 81. E.y.1yIt
TuscA Hrt,l. HoNCsfn station J,rs.s lty. .w graa1
Ticket Or- e. so : Battery g2c aul -s..e Garden.
ia. \ew-Iorf rans.er on any vii cal f0~ aut hack
baggage from ho els a,f .e-itsula-.
CHARLES Pc PIGH +. b. WOOD.
Genera Msugz.r General Passenger A.srs.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
Musical instruction.
GRAND CONSEkNATORI OF MUSIC.

&C. WEST 2}H-SE-4c.
school o.u.s. toCuuoa dramatic at fore r.
Iau,uacts drawing painting. !I"" advantages Ju 10
j.. lL. EIARD, President
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after var b .. s5i
GREAT TrCEE LIEE
Nd UNITE STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNlrf1 STATES TAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Ne York; via l,,y,o sud tla,tl.a -tr-.i
FeII.ti. as follows.
EaI.s.ar, ,.tts.u.. AID tie VS.. .-a Pullman ia les
..it attached l '-, Fl, .Ha r H ... OBJ j. NrT.- il
CHICAGO Limited Of r.2I. Du.lH Sins ana -. egag
cas- 80 t o.. Ii er.Iy day
UtuIaIrs.,0rt. LO.. "a ytn p . . 20 0. 'HrrT
90 D. .l, eVuus.tl4g tt CORY -O. .-e,.t. Petroleum
C,Ctts and The Oti Regions.
FIR rfe ann . a 4. 8 Il. D rI. lut '.Hf-I.
Baltimore. Ws-a.a- .i and .Yr ~uu." iIt.t t- z24
TEuI,-- n lul' i7la.. ,.,- .s -I.. -. .
ru. .rT1va W-..fH for tHI %. H '-' f.'. ...l5
Washington .tH- p Hi. rrrr'ar Ar '.-J ll' -. u.
l:3l and y n 71' p night slr..y 9. a 2. go.
IoI Ajirric c,v except SauJly Through Pt.5r Ctr,
H.. Cape Nay. except sunday. lI...7 10.
Long Ert.eA Ca, Head Ju4.u'- slt .A, -Tn i-t '-l
ON Su0dey. 5tl n. ard 5p m. go nor s''' ii As9lJ
Tor I'D p0iat NoriDIk via NrU.voi. TLIl. u. ,nI
Norl5k lairotd, $40 week dave and 2. nvery
day. VIA Baltimore aud BAY lilr, $50 3D. m Nu.- .,N
E.ats ot hr.'..' Anh"H cont. ".., . tI'
% .Dr-y ttr, iA9idI- 't.tl tui direct transfer ,c
Pr0l.i. . travel
Trans Ar.vo from "trf-buI,. -5'. sd. li.}o IS
1853 p. d-..5 From "t. iHs "a a2t a'tl q a :,
10 a u.l.-lr 1880. :, .''. H -..o p.A ltP,
GEO 5oa Ia; @-1. 20 -ad, - . =. .r, f,.u f.t,';
~ %. o. - 3:'o 5'' e2o. g. 5 ''o, -i'5. ~.
lO.3J M ara -'f % 80. l.-u. 30 -,
40 Il:35 a IA 3 -. q 20 COS 800 gjj. 10 81 ..
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

~ CATSKfLL EVENING LINE for CarskM stuyvss
an and int'rneAiate Anlmgs "sva Nc01 ok from ,sr
49, foot Ot Javst, Y. R iJr this week every TUESDAY
THURsDAY and SATURDAY ats N. Freight received
daily until ., p. II,
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.
4

"
win leave every Monday Wedaesdsy and Friday. az
O'Clock from Pier foot o HIrris0n st. North Rive
Landing II 0rtnston fNest Point, corn all New
Marlboro KeIt0u rouchle'p,!e and express connrctu
with Ulster and delaware and stony Glove C-tsSi
Mountain Railroads
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
u,prrV RIVER BRANCH.

. | 82ttWtY6RE NEN.HAVEN AND BAR Z I'D Il. y
r.. T.,ye IL a.leu R!vtI -'... -- ri ID. :
, - .vr rrs- rli,' Av nue. b'-. t'ir' p !
11t al lv rh.r ri Avenue Eleva art Ra.ioN lt 't -
V.'S,a y az T,0 $40 -. J. 8 a. II. . TO- - -
$40 A. ands for Port Morris S4sano, 'N
i,nfs Pout West rarn- al Nra- w.. N'.'''
fiupsous Bsy Chester .4cl"-IH A"} 49, n a
,slau,J Pelham MsAO! a4d NC" "'.-'.'.f .. III. u
ssS'i-. ~ '..er ,r!tA III. ua OR % .n.ur '.-a1 r.
-" cy voT. Ts,S' i4vep 4ut flood n r 90 >
". Nv, - ne Nlv'4ous. Nv Ctral" i' Gov
tr,t, and Sutiod Branches an ao>,on ~t' e. '''
East ,, .,.,,...., all ,,t.-,.gs .., "a.
mons at 2.IU A. N. d. y, ok,eP. Aoao~'s T. ., . -
sunday trains fVI Nov -.,O,.c.c s.s a. ID =
t..ns ~ 10 .oon aaA . 5D y The o.t. =. "a
A. New Rochelle with way tTaius 10 Gt""d cen IA
a. nforf
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
bIenmboGis dn0 RaiIrua05.

EUR NEW -HAF FBN,--Sicamcro leave PecK
/ slipat3 p u sul II p. N. Sundays excepted II a
arrives tue for early rams Nofth aud Fast
Excursion 10 New Haven and return, II -.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
Nnstrurtlcn.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
CCHOOL or NINES.-PreparatOrv School.
- A High school of science and English
EAST 4J1H II.
J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS. G.. l., flt D.. Iiihtlpll
pOBERT x. RAYMOND,
IL ate Principal Boston school ot 0ratory -
KNTCKFRBp pt r. lt KU IIDINGlit-st. ana fh-aVe, NY
- az Ircsdvav rtar 49cst Agth YEAR primary COM
n cr,!al ana classical CQaituCIjs Instruction thorough
HODuy, W i. Al rms, n CndTIcLsoi ASHo te
For Poth Sexes-Citv.
BUSINESS EBUCAI AIlON.-Bo"kkcepin
~ Writing. Arithmetic Correspondence spelling, rLOn0g
raphy, IyPcwIItu2, day, vyeuu- Ladies departments
PAINES BU~IN L~S toLLIG4, g. BO7eiy uptown lOI
West 34th.st, cuIAci Broadway.
I'HE BERLII/ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
- est 23d IT, also roo.yn ID Court ST. Boston.
WASH l..,t!.i pl,a, C. .",..n "t "'oiF'h'4t
los iusutut ous fr leaning 10 speak modern tongues
Foe very reasonable ~p1lus tern U"elnS nov"
IO MIS- CIISH)IM's SCHOOL FOR GIRLR
uA-Aa-L nLnL--lL--- .---- ~ LuLo --L---A
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH AND EAST
(. RIVE. I.. best rNutr wa r'Nh'i. ~ ',-
nun, ,cconulo lat ons minimum rates From Per p ~ =.
fro N MURRAY 81. cvcrl day Sundays '.. g ' -:
steamers .-'' d"H ROM ,...y
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

Art Schools-CitT.
AIRS. LOUISA p. CULVER
B WI receive pupils beginning lu"5t2T, october 20 N
cravlug ol End wafer coor painting 'u 10, aU|crs anu
lflus"aI q. CHINA painting lg' decoration.
Studio No. 50 MddISJu-Jva
lJt.I,l,,@
hr. Hvvtiu~tC0 p-De.i, t National Acl.enT J D3A-l
Ri. William Hart, ~. A. MI. Jam g. Il. 4i@rt " 49,
III. UaNU JOuu,'u,S l.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
For Young Ladies-Countrv.

WINE ELMS," Sprn9icld. Mass Family,
I.vant Musc School f,r : Is Primary. Aca4c..c,
lossicaI ana POSTGRADUATE COurses.
MIrSLS PORTER S CNAMPNsl, 'L1clpCS
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

Z Y -
t,.ios ieavc O. o. foot OF 'or'l71t 'ni D''o IN:
=, G'4o ana : m for fss'11 9c h.rl"n .. .-.
town Eeafinx Maueh nunk, 8'en summit - -@ a q
'T,v-.rda Xsverlv. ithaca. Geneva YoGs hnH'"
vast Prllmau through ceachcs iuu lazy. Ao,H' -
A m aHd 541p m tOt Ess On b9'..t Ao" -, r n
Iralua leaving II a m. j, ana ~ T. n' N"'' IAN
,nuf,in Al a4on1y ard asa etVn ca lvE.Jhe '"'' ~
f.ayos Or Nau,I chunk end t ltt,Iuii q. 'h
General Eastern Olnc'. No go ~ i@tt @ S,,r,> q T. 4
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

NORTHERN RAILROAD Or NEW -JE SLY
~ trans oive rom 1,ars st Dep0t Enc xooa
Ciostet RI rn9Gt lBd Ny.cr = F55 TO DO. 81. . o.
80 40 $50 y. ~ midnight sundays 7. a. m ana
7.Ii
Nsnu.t spring Valley and Noasey T. 10 a M. $50 D. n
Sunday m
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23
Probate Notice

In the Probate Court of the County of
Dav, Territory of Dakota, in the mat
ter of the estate of Martha Grimm,
deceased.
Order to show cause why settlement and
Decree of distribution should not lie
made.
On reading and filing the petition Of
Joseph Becht, Administrator OF the estate
of Martha Grimm, deceased. setting forth
that he has filed his final account of his
administration of the estate of said de-
ceased, in this Court, and all the debts
and expenses of administration have
been duly paid, and the portion of said
estate remains TO be divided among the
heiIs of said deceased, and PRAYING
among other things for an order of set
Element of accounts ard distribution Of
the residue of said estate among the per-
SONS entitled, and that said Adminlstra-
tor be released from further duties in
said estate. 1t is ordered that all persons
interested in the estate of the said Mar
tina Grimm, deceased, be and appear be-
fore the Probate Cont of Day county, at
the court room of said Court, ut Webster,
the Ith day of October, A. u. 1886, at l
o'clock, p. NJ, then and there TO show
cause why an order of settlement and of
distribution should not be made of the
residue of said estate among the heirs of
said deceased and said Administrator
discharged from further duties according
to law.
1t is further ordered that a copy OF this
order DE published once in each week
for three successive weeks, before the ith
day of October \. ID. 1856, in the RepoT-
ter and Farmer, a newspaper printed and
published III the SAID Day county.
GEORGE BRYANT, Probate Judge.
Sept. II, 1886. S-l6-3
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23
AUCTION SALE.

The adjourned Administrations Sale of
personal estate of Pecter L. Kulsyen will
take place at the farm of Nels ]. Dahl in
the town of Liberty IN the county of Day
and territory of Dakota, ON Thursday,
September 30th, 1886, at 10 CLOCK. a. IN.
Articles for sale consists of oxen, COWS,
calves, clothing, crockery. carpenter tools
and other articles to numerous to men,
ton. COME EVERYBODY.
BY order of Probate Judge in and for
said county of Day this Goth day SepteIn-
Der, 1886.
NELs ] DAHL, Administrator.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23

Oak Gulch, ?,
Any town omitted entitled to delegates.
BY order of Republican Central Com.
). G. CROSBY, Chairman.
Plenty of cash on hand at Sew
cry & Cos, to loan on chattels.
WAErED.-A girl to do general
house work. Apply at this Office.
Money is the root OF all evil
W. W. Severy & Co., have plenty
of it to loan.
The largest stock of lumber
ever brought to Day county at the
Coteau Lumber Yard.
w. W. Seyery & Co., have ten
thousand dollars on hand to loan on
chattel security.
--Chattel security viii get cash
any time at w, ". Seyery & Co.'S,
office, first door south of post office.
--Go TO E. w. Small for yonr
lG-eber. He has more on hand than
was ever shipped into day county,
and :S.proposes to giye bargains.
SEE IERE.lJ. +. Blake has a
farm to ssnt adjoining the town site
of Webster. Fifty acres under cal-
tfyatiou, good house and stable: al
SO, if desired, will rent a team i
cows and other stock. Call on or
address J. I. Blake, Webster, i. r
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23
THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

The republican county convention
met pursuant to call and was called
to order by S. G. Crosby, chairman
county central committee, who ex-
planned the cause of the lateness of
the call.
On motion C. II. Sheldon, of
Pennington, was chosen chairman,
and w. II. Ware, of Andover, Sec
rotary.
The following gentlemen, on
motion, were appointed a commit
tee on credentials: S ID knight, of
Homer, S G Crosby, of Waubay and
+ W Bigelow, of Andoyer. The
committee retired and reported as
follows:
Andoyer-E W Bigelow, w II
Ware c Breed, A Z Raynes.
Farmington-J Hadlanff, d Hor-
ton, G III Sheldon.
Grenyille-M Thorson, A Tuft.
Highland-A Shepard A J Wolfe.
Homer d knight, r Dwight.
Liberty-H Sorenson, l. Il Larson
Union-E c Marston S S Tobert.
Waubay-M Rexford, II Free
man, S B Walker.
Wheatland--J Hanson L Ronch.
Webster-E Knapp, J McKibbln,
G Ecker, j. Babcock, I Cloyd.
On motion report of committee
was adopted.
After this report Mr.. Sheldon
made short speech, in which he
managed to get more meat than any
of the same length we have listened
to in long while. He urged the
selection of good men to both con-
yentions, and said that the farmers,
who largely composed the conven-
ton, were not there to antagonize
anyone, that they felt that they
had been victims of bad laws and
worse men and that they mad taken
hold of these matters to see if they
could not get equitable laws, and
that while they were thus trying to
do something for themselves, he
admonished them that it should be
done in spirit of fairness to all
interests-the tradesman as well as
the farmer. The address was in a
conservative vein, claiming for the
farmer what was justly his due,
and willing to eoncede the same to
all other classes of men. The adj
dless was both able and thoughtful
and places Mr.. Sheldon at once In
the front rank of the thinking men
of the county.
The convention then proceeded
to vote on the delegation to Yank-
ton, and selected the following
gentlemen;
j G Adams, chairman.
W W Ware, G l. Sharretts,
G Ii Sheldon, L Bryant,
G S Maynard, John Norton.
The members of the delegation
present were instructed to cast the
vote of the county.
On motion the following gentle
men were chosen to represent the
county at the Dist. Leg. convention
at Milbank, Oct. 9th, 1886:
L Knapp, chairman.
~ Breed, n j Dahl,
J ID Knight, A j Wolfe,
S B Walker, II Sheldon,
NJ i Slater.
Eight alternates were elected
whose names We failed to obtain.
| After Axing the date of the re.
publican county convention on the
9th of October the convention adj.
liourned.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23
.ANNOUNCEMBNTS.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.

'tbNis VI iAbh-AAE-s
4 hereby announce myself candidate
n for the office of Judge of Probate,
subject to the action of die republican
county convention. JOHN f. BLAKE.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
II hereby announce myself as a can
Il didate for the office of District At
torney of Day county at the fall election.
a. J. WOLFE.
COMMISSIONER 1sT DISTRICT.
ITO the voters of the LIST Commission
Il ers District of Day county: / here
by announce myself as a candidate to
represent you on the county board, and
do respectfully solicit your suffrage at the
coming election. Yours very truly,
LEONARD HAZELDEN.
Granville, Sept. Is, 1886.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
L hereby announce myself as candi-
Il date for the Office of County Auditor
of Day County, Dakota.
TH0S. BRIGHAM.
REGIsTER OF DEEDS.
II hereby announce myself candidate
Il for reelection to the office of Regis
ter of Deeds. q. l.. SlIARRETTS-
TREASURER.
L hereby announce myself candidate
i for County Treasurer of Day County
w. l.. DOE.
SHERIFF.
tt hereby announce myself as an Inde-
Il pendent Candidate for re-electian to
the o lice of Sheriff of Day County
/. J.IHANS0N.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23

Everybody is busy. The farm
ers are gathering and marketing
their crops, the merchants in sup
plying the farmers wants and the
candidates in repairing their fences.
The farmer should aim to grow
everything for his use that can be
produced on the farm. Many of
them devote their attention to stock
and cereal crops, neglecting the
garden, from which should come
many luxuries.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23

having cattle in my
pasture are requested to come and
get them as soon as possible-be-
fore the pasture becomes too much
reduced. While your stock is in
good condition, come aud get them
E. g. STATLER.
TIMBER.-Parties wanting to
purchase green timber can do so by
calling at my home on the Island in
Wau5ay lake, every Thursday.
NJ. W. REESE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

DR.. H., addresses all those who have
injured themselves by improper indul-
gences and solitary habits, which ruin
both mind and body, uniting them for
business, study, society or marriage.
These are some of the sad, melancholy
effects produced by the early habits of
youth, viz: Weakness in the back and
limbs, pain in the head. dimness of sight
loss of muscular power, paiPitation of the
heart, dyspepsia, nervous irritability, de-
Of the digestive functions, de-
bility. consumption, etc.
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Republ1oara Caucus.

The Republicans of Webster civil twp.
Will meet at the Court House in Webster
at the hour of Two O'Clock p. M, Saturday
October 2nd, 1886, for Tie purpose OF
electing delegates to attend the Tepub-
lican county convention which is 10 be
held at Webster on saturday, October
9Th, 1856.
81 i. Z. RuGsLEs, Chairman.
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Examination and Consultation FG..,
Catarrah and Deafness Treated Upon
Scientific Principles.

CdtarrdA disodses dependent upon rome tdiRt in
the organism The distressing s7loezc the Gcrd truery
discharges from The eyes and nose he painful aRd-
mdsitq extending 10 The throat The s,reiisHg Of lc
mucous dining, causing checking ssRsatt0Rs cough
ana splitting Of mucous, especially ii The morning qeT
rising noises In le had and splitting headaches are
fdmiiiGr symptoms % those suffering from periodical
attacks Of head c0ts or tnfUCHzu aud tCh0 arc i9HO-
rant of The TENDENCIES % rt into consumption. Cal.
drrdh affects the 0rguHic acrucs and he circulation
pecaly becomes d,Tangod Gad blood becomes pOiS2Rod
iches consumption JoE.ors.
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DH. H1t99aRD

Has discovered The greatest js The Word for 'roak
Of the back and limbs iBpotcHeg general dcbily
Herrosaess lHHgOr, confusion d idoIs pdipitati0Hg
thE heart, Hfrffty. trembling dfaHGsS ~ sigR g
diHeSs disedses Of ths throat R0se skin affection,
Qf the trCT iUBgs, stomach boic,IS-lhoSe tcTr6,
disorders arising from practices more JdtGl 10 Ucii
rctiRs than ne songs n The sirens 10 nc Mariner d
Ulysses bgh!iBg hirir BlHst rGdieHt hopes dNtic
pd.i0Hs, rendering marriage Impossible.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23
Organic Weakness.

Immediately cured and full vigor restor-
ed. This aiiliction, which renders lie a
burden and marriage impossible, is the
penalty paid by the victim Of improper
Indulgences Young persons are too apt
TO commit excuses from not being aware
of the dreadful conseq uences that may
ensue. The system becomes deranged,
the physical and mental functions weak
encd, loss of power nervous irritability,
dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart. indi-
gestion, constitutional debility, wasting
of the rame, cough, consumption, decay
and death.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23
DE- afuhha4d,

Graduate of one of the most eminent col
ieges in the United States, has effected
some of the most astonishing cures that
were ever known; many troubled With
ringing in the head and ears when asleep
great nervousness, being alarmed at GER
tain sounds, with frequent blushing, at
tended sometimes with arrangement of
the mind, were cured Immediately.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-23
AlAnsH IAsk!GG.

Married persons, or young men con-
templating marriage, aware of nervous
debility or any other disqualification,
speedily relieved. He who places him
self under the care of DIR. H., may relig-
iously confide in his honor as gentle
man, and confidently rely on his skill as
a physician.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY oONVBETIoE

There will be dele.a ate convention of
the republicans of Day county at the
Court House in Webster, October 9th.
1885, at O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF
puttingi in nomination the following coun-
ty ticket, viz: Register of Deeds. |
County Auditor; Shenff; Assessor;
Judge of the Probate Court; County,
Treasurer; County Surveyor; County
Coroner; ! County Superintendent of
Schools; County Attorney; and other
officers, and transact such other business
as may properly come before it. The
several townships will be entitled te.he
following number of delegates in said
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Toung Men

Who hare bscOmc rictRs Qf solitary rice That dread
fui and dcsruclirc habit rhich annually Sleeps 10
Wfitimeig grdre Thousands Of young Of GRATED
talent aud brilliant fRtce tr0 might OthSrtFisC hare
eHtrGpcod HsCHiRg SsRats teiH The tigRfrrs Of tor
eloTeRoe or trdtcd to ecs!dcy TIE firing rc, may cal
9Th fIH confidence.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Those who reside at distance desiring
the doctors services and cannot call, will
receive prompt attentioR through mail by
writing, stating symptoms, etc, enclosing
stamp. Address
DE- Elmss aInhhafd,
ToST OFFICE Box.7
liaiasvslu YiIlsfs.
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G.. A. R.
Masonic.
RABBoNI CHAPTER.

DR.k. n Regular Conroc1tion ut 'ife Ma
1 Hsn cszy second AID fozs.h Mondays u. each
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