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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
IN MEMORY OF KELLY
Memorial Services Held at
Tammany Hall
A LETTER FROM SAMUEL ]. TIlOEs
Addresses ~ Hon. bourke Cechran,
Charles 4 Dana. Governor 40
beu. General : cNles ard
Others ildsn's Letter.

Ms Yosg June Memorial services
were held al Tammaay Hall tonight il
honor oi the late John Kelly. The greai
ball Of the wigsaln was heavily daped A
life size bust of tne dead Sachem rested
upon pedestal al the right Of Tie caair-
man. The audience filled the hall io over
flowing aud seemed 40 comprise neari
every well-knswn public man oi the eity
Many ladies ere also pi esent. occupying the
private boxes. Among those on thr plat
form were, ex-Judse iappan. who presided
Governor Abbctt ot New jersey, Gener4i
Sickles. STATE Treasurer Fitzgerald. Collector
J. A. Sullivan Hon. %. i Potter. Arthur
ieary. Judges Patterson and Duffy Gen
John Cochrne. Thomas r. Grady. eX-
Senator Ecciesine, John ID Newman, ex
Mayor Wickam. Recorder Smytb. Gen. Fitz
John Porter, Hon. Nicholas Muller County
Clerk tiack Register Reilly aud scores OF
other prominent ciuzeus
Secretary Thomas Giir0y read letters of
regret al inability 10 attend and highly
eulogizing The deceased from samuel J Tie
den. Governor Hin. Judges Eapalio, Ruger
aud Miller, Of the Court Of Appeals, Judges
Noah Davis. Barrett. Don hue. Larremore,
. German and DAILY. Hon. A : Hewitt,
William Purcell eX- Mayors Ely and Edison,
Hon. =. :. Cox, General -piroia and others.
la moving the adoption oi resolutions Of
eulOsy and grief Hon. Buurke Cochran de-
liyered an address fal Of touching refer
ences 10 the personal quahues OF the de-
ceased, and appreciation OF his political SER
vices and sagacity. The resolutions which
have already been prin ed. wese then unaR-
imously adopted bv "a rising vote.
Mr. Charles A. Dana was the next
speaker. He paid 2 glowing tribute
70 his late friend aud praised his s,eadflsy
aud disinterested devotion 10 the public
Hon George Raines, of Rochester, Governor
Aobett, of New Jersey General Sickles. ex
Senators Eccesine and Grady also spoke in
terms of the highest laudatian of Mr.
Kellys public career and private ife
Mr. liden letter is as follows: u regret
that the delicate condition Of my health
does not allow me ID accept your invitation
10 take part in the memorial service COM
memorative of the late JOhn Kelly.
although join in the tribute you propose
10 pay 10 his memory.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
WIRE UNDER THE SEA
Parnel's Statement Contra
dieting CarnarvOn.
Psrne WHi Not Issue a Manifesto a.
Present -rlH Speak in Dublin
and Co.k efter the Dis
solution

Ia>aos Jaas 30 49, paneu Aas re-
44s,tel -le .4ole Nes- % publish the fol-
.aalne statement 81 positively deny thar
2 sought an il,sr4leN Eith Earl larnarsou,
lnl also liaef 0itl lim iu regard 20 tao
VI fhe conditions lpau Hhich Lord Car
uArtua alleges ae based An Interview, via
Il-sr ae VA, acting upon h.s own hook en-
lre.y snd ilal ne declined to bear or say
lue fori which mist be construel as de-.
r.ueltal to the union Lord CaruarF on
l.I rol .aV auv conditions whatever pre-
V1u- l0 bis conference with me. / admit
faat tlerr la eaiur foundation ieg the
,Airi csudiuan be has mentioned, viz.
rla Dee hoped 90 would be understood that
Dee Was lut engaged in making ans treaty or
bargain. L9rI tarnarvon said he had
sought an Interview With me ia order tO ask
my Eieso upou the question Of cous.itu-
lou Tor Ireland, but Dc soon became obvious
tlal h- wished rO give his OWE Replying
lu bis inquiry respecting a proposal tO
establish central legislature IN ireland.
founded upon the County Board. ! said
did NOT think that the Irish
people would accept that as a
final settlement the central body ought
O., be a parliament ln name. and in fact
having power to deal win the local govern
menr ot the countries. Lord Caruaryon
stated that tlls was ms ONn view, which
statement Impressed me as being An im-
porttnt concession 20 The weight of Irish
opinion. lie also suggested the idea of
oa-ii'g au I-isn parliament in Dublin upon
tine mode. Of colonial parliamentary bodies
Ills opinions ON thi, subject struck me a.
the result o. much Thought aud study /
remarked that the protection
OF certain Irish industries against
English and foreign competition was
absolutely necessary. Lord CarnarvOn re-
piled. Il entirety agree aith ou. bat what
% row there D be- ln England 1 left Lord
CaruarYon believing that We were in COM
p.rre accord upon the main outlines Of
settlement Of the question OF governing
Ireland. and have reason tO believe thar he
impressed hi, views upon the Cabinet. |
/ al-o believe that Lord CarnarvOn resigned
office because we did not give the COnserva-
tires maiDrity al the polls spoke at
at Wicklow aad acted during the elections
under the impression which l gained at
this interview
Alr. Parnell in an interview with cor
respondent Chis evening said he did not
intend t0 issue an election manifesto at
present After the dissolution OF Parlia
ment he will address the electors of Dublin
and Cork aud fully enumerate his views.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
Preparing for a Big Fourth.

WooDsrocK, Conn, June 1l.-For the
Fourth Of July celebration at Ro-eland
Park the following programme is an
nounced. Address of welcome, by Con-
gresham J. T. Waite, of Connecticut ad-
dress. as President of the Dav, by Senator
Joseph X Hawley, Senator Edmunds will
speak on The Liberty of Labor General
Horace Porter. OF New York, on
Power of Example, Congressman
Charles H. Grosven0r, on The Ballot :,
Howard Carroll, IL. d.. of New York on
"The Republic of the Future Lieut.. A.
W Greedy. on The Arctic Regions Hon.
Levi T. Morton. on Allies OF the RevOlu-
ton cen Sheridan will also make an
address. and poems will bee read by Louise
Chandler Moulton, and ex President Hill,
OF Harvard College
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Played on the Diamond Yesterday D.t.ait
suu Holas the Lead Tor
fIrst Place

fnntnElrMA, May IA number Of
sectors who hare essayed sifh more or less
success the difficult ROLES Ia MY Farmer
and Tie Galley Slave iorsoak TIE foot
lights ioT Tie base ball Geld ihis afternoon
The pial ers were atiirel ln the costumes 81
ihe characters in those PLAYS Al admission
Tee oi - cents was charged and fht fra-
ceeds. c11l. Rll De- presented io Nr. Bart
ley Campbell. the vale 90 thv unlriunaie
playwright oaIy seven innings we're
played Score My Partners. 25 Galley
Slaves is
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
MUSKEGON NEWS.
The New DePot's Location-It WIZ Be BE
gun Next Week-She stole "A SILK
Dress-Othsr Items.


MUsKEGoN, Mich, June 1.-THE new De
pot, II is at last deci led, will be erected up
on the tongue of land leading ouI into
the lake aud that the work of building Is
Will begin next week The plans show a
spacious. handsome structure that will in
every way be a credit % the ciy
Ellen Bernden. accused of stealing a silk
dress from Mrs Geo. Gilett although
guilty. vas this morning discharged az ihe
request of Mrs Giilett.
The Muskegon Rifles viii at once begin
getting ready for the competitive dri 81 The
Clay avenue nnk June 80. They expect 20
make a tine showing
Chief Kraiz viii probsblv leave Monday
for Ovid 90 buy another team for the fire
department. The old gray team viii be
sold
Joseph Hamlin dropped dead En- Toussaint
Perro saloon on pine-st Heart disease Is
supposed 20 boz the cause OF his death.
f. W kellogg. of Grand Rapids. j. roam
ing around our verdani fields today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Senator Moon. ut Ma se-ol is develop
In-. CONS. lrralle strength ior tle Ggoerua
.nriA nomination al rhe hands OF ,he
Republicans III he would accept. h- could
secure ru- nomination wiilolt Ia struggle.
1lr l. ltr- back and says f0 al who ap
p-.ael hm ~Not thi- eve He may
be looked ON as a lively candidate for me
congress- Ilua. nomination and i- viii not be
surprising N Dee KNOCKS our the doughty
Gen. b A. Cltcueon lhe present iucCm-
BENT nao IS looking tor second term.
W Banerolof Port Huron. the ap-
rliured o4t uucouurncI Collector of Gus
toms or chat port. ha, some great scheme ON
llof lie has Sept up almost continual
whispered conversation with leading DEM
oc-ais. SD much SD as ro attract general at
fcufion Iue result Ut the c0niaos NAV he
looked tor ere many davs some ot his
friends -aF th1t bee would take the nOmina-
t0u ior Governor II rendered him.
When 3. come Ex-Governor Biair's time
t0 speak rai. morling gentleman az The
relf of tar President moved that a CONF
mirfee be- appointed 90 escort him fo the
platform. D. s. Noodman Ooieced aad
Various other members added their protest.
AU Tas confusion t1r few moments, bur
rle motion Tl- lndlv Withdrawn and the
speaker came fhe platform without The
guard o., houor
Senatorial asso.iali1u has been formed
under fae direction ot senator J. N. Belk
nap. 0f Gr.envile T. has up officers. olt
HIi uIref lr reunion Iu connection with the
Ie--. .t.ise Assoc. %. 4 committee cpn-
-isftu- 1f Senators Monroe. of South Haven.
Austin. ~ Battle Greek and fulver. OF
l1.n-.barE we've appointed to arrange
programme and go 0ul illl representa-
u0r.
-.e4frr.- af tho Uau7r--4tf. ~fafa Conn
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
FRANCE a z PUBLIC
The Expulsion OF the Orleans Princes
Necessary to show That There - Only
One Government.

PARIS June ll.-ln the Chamber of
Deputies today ii was voted $40 70 283 90
consider the committee clauses for ihe im-
mediate expulsion of al the Princes Fifty
members of She left voted with ihe ministry.
The Chamber subsequently rejected The
FIRST clause, Cnacung The expulsion Ol ail
the princes by "a vote of als t0 Z1l le
Freycinet explained ihe necessity for The
expu.sions he did not believe So neoes-
sary 90 eXpei ali the members offhe families
whose ancestors bad reigned in France
but Jhe Government thought ihc expulsion
oi the hesrs oi families. fhe pretenders
necessary to show chat there ~as only one
meut a Repuhlc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
cHAM8ERLAIN's mANIFEsro.
The Governments Irish Proposals Con-
demued In Advance What the
Opposition Proposes.

LONDON. June 11.-Mr Chamberlain's
election manifesto was issued this evening.
It says the Governments Irish proposals
hal been condemned i'm advance of every
Liberal statesman of the century. what
the Liberal ieaders i'm November soiemnlv
and seriously declared 10 be unwise and
unsafe. the Premier has now undertaken.
The Irish landlords of ali the
class s. affected, are alone subjected
t0 exceptional consi ieration Dy the
terms Of the government scheme. En-
glishmen are told that the Act OF Union
was procured by corruption IL is 10 be
hoped that the Act of Separation is not to
purchased by the most gigantic bnbe ever
offered to the opponents of any legislation.
The alternative proposals increase the
number Of occupying owners of
land. establish complete sys-
tenn % popular local government alike
in it- main features for England. Scotland,
lrelau and Wales enabling each 10 exer-
else greater influence I'm IT'S local admins
tration and in legislation for the special
needs aud requirements of all, The Imperial
Parliament being supreme over the whole.
This wi. satisfy the national aspirations of
England and Scotland. The national aspir
aii0ns of Ireland are not stronger than
those. nor are they more entitled TO sym
p3rhy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Flrrseure. Jnne if.-Ile Amairsmsfed
Assae.ation ~ Iron and Steel Workers con-
rennou vas na. in session ffIs afternoon
Tie Conference Commute mF vith The
rarre=eu urafsres nf Gee manufacturer
promptly st O'Clock They remained
0Iasetei FED es rest discussion uf fte scale
unfiI Date hour toniahf when az adjourn
merf vas taken un-l ~ oriaes Monday
rt.e Ans esn.ste3 COMMITTEE ul report
progress fa ttf convention faucrrnv ard
art iaT Further instruction. TIE aanufar
frsrer- object ~ eur msfrriaI advance in
rr.as enH aH Monday U present conn
fer proposition HlIch adhere csef 81
r.ra.aef.t nrr0na
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

NEW YORK, Juune 1l.-Receiver John
son. of The Marine Bank, has begun suit
to have the Supreme Court set aside the
claims of Receiver Davis. Of the firm Of
Grant & Ward. and cause him 10 account 20
Mr. Johnston for an the money and prop
erty in his possession The suit Is based
ON the claim that James ID. Fish as a mem-
Der oi the firm of Grant s. Ward. had 40
legal right 20 sign The assignment of that
firm 90 Davis. having previously assigned TO
Nr John n Morris. The matter will come
up ON June d.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

IosnoV June ll.-5ir Charles Dixie has
Referring fo the Irish question he says he
believes the choice lies between coercion
and large measure of autonomy for Ire
isud and that he prefers the latter policy.
Aifh0Izh ae says ~ su sporteI tho
second reading %. iae Home Rule bill ] do
7nt agree Nitn al' tae details ut Mr. Glad
stones scneue. -tIl believe that The
Iri-a are ensit.ed ro elective control of Irish
affair.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Hy . Desperate Ehoft thrs succeed in
.dosrlatuG to Fastlss.ns Action GA fiates
bs tne Typos ra l.t.ic-l nioE-

llg-at He. la Jlue ii The hiL a4g of
,le tspgsr-i 4ie4. lai9n was consumed -a
consideration ~ las plate nuisance suc.
AFTER oue af sle hottest debates WhiaA has
lakea place d4ilus flle IAiriy- -fuurih session
ile "a lo.e aa.ter vas taken nom aul llt
lsufs ai ile ioc4i unions ald iiaue1 la lle
uanas ui tlc fAelaaFe Council THIS va
laalls leaves tlt lulsanee lu lhe same place
as 90 has been ioT another year lhe pials
manufactures wee lers iu fs. ce a q .res N
lsel lleir luulUnee aul nleaAs .o pat =
Shop a. TLeIT aoaaslmeuI iheA seemed -
have successfully gathered together ever
-llap oi evidence In Their favor all usl
leAly went oar lut8 tAe highways aDd bs
WAYS and bitches Io procure lLo same.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
The Awful Crime # an Amer
lean Vice-Consul
He SH80IS HIS MITE AND HlRsELf
ne Result ct q Family Quarrel The
Dresaioi Deea Done in the pres-
encs az f7is Three Lu-
tie Children.

ncsuN Nav n-Mr A Mackenzie
lnl.ed State N8os Consai a. Dublin shat
hls siie viii q revolver this evening
lodging ballet m heT temple he theu
placed lls pistol io his osn bead aud fred
bullet lulo lls brain. halh Wers taken
io the hospital. but hr Naekenae died oa
lne way Mis- AacEtnne vlI pnshahlr
npt ecoFer lAe caapie bad FREQUENT
gaaffe.s and t eas during ole of ibs.se
periodical dlsputes ihai the Tragedy as-
Cured lhe shooting occurnoi in ile pres
euot ui thc.r Three uuls children
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

81 Lorr Mich Junt IS Deputy Sheriff
Pam today arrested a n Hau. grocer and
WHISKY dealer. charged vifh BLOWING up fhe
shop and re.i5efce of John Notlr vffh dvr-
aniie The outrage was cunmfued last
Summer and fhe guilt has only iasi been
brought home
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

WAsHNGr0N. June III q Hayes.
customs inspector a. New York. has been
in Washington eudeavorins to get restored
HAYES it appears is the officer who accom-
panied Col Lamont down the bay on thc
revenue cutter. aud passed Miss Folsom g
baggage without inspection. thinking that
fae Colonel bad an order SD THAT effect
Mr Hayes claims that his offensive par
fisanship IS based upon his political
.--- -a--.ns snreraI Nears ago
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

BsuiE CsrrK Mch.. June l-nr.
sIiy. was hanQueiei az fhe Williams House
last night hy ihc Battle Greek alumni.
During the evening fhe Central Michigan
Alumni Association wac oreanIzed and H
IL. Hubbard clecrcd President and A ID.
Whirple Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

L0Nu0N, june II.-Nr ". ). Cane,
member for Barrow-in Furness. and the
uior whip of Mr. Chamberlaiu's faction,
addressed q meeting OF his constituents last
evening defending his course IN opposing
tle Home Rule bill Has speech WAS
received rather coldly and a resolution offer
ID hv one one his followers expressing CON
Gteuce iu Mr. laiue and endorsing his
course was rejected. After considerable
discussion q resolution expressing the regret
of hi. constituents AZ Dis action was adopt
aI av q small majority.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

nnTHofr Mich June il william 81
~ hesf1n p chances for fhe oontrfi ieretir
haFe been materially weakened lir 81 sc-
transaction concerning fhe boulevard riEtf
IF wsr
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

DFTRoIr Nicb jnne IA dispatch re-
ce'ved here by ths police CONVEYS fbe nf1r-
nation that s,'phie Lyons has been senf fo
prison in New York for sbor-Hfane She
has p notorious recorf sd over $40 state
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

PmfArEfrHrA. June ll.-CharIes T k.
Yerkes. the head Of a syndicate that rar-
chssed fha No-h side passeuEer raH vav
of Chicago wss In fhis city tadaF TIE De-
MED thsf Pc bad paid The Beard ~ Alder
men of ChicsEo sILoo for cerfs.n frsn-
hses ss chsrEel hr The Chicago papers
in the mo-i empsaz manner Mr herses
ieniai rarnE ANYBODY ang money to F-a-
care tae passage u tae hii granting Fan
al fsrra ses - the ral.raad Company
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12

Ma Hhffs Mirh June Frederick
haiii aged 35 living nrar here. dfrrs
across tie fraci ioisy and vss sirnct bs sn
eaef bound psssenfef ra.n. He Fas ir-
sfaftY fitlei buf thf hnrses escaped
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-12
senate

able debate in tie Senate on the N)rthern
Pacific Land Grant forfeiture the oill went
over uil tomorrow, the Senate adj0urning
Ut . u m
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-22

G4ORT HORNS run salE-15 head Of
- thoroughbred Bulls. Thirty head Of Cow;
and Heifers, with good pedig7ees. Send fol
catalogue and prices, z. Il. HOULiTGN
H-wSw-a2w Yankton. ID. T
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-22
Cure For Pies.

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to
suppose he has some affection of the kid
neys or n%eighboring organs. At times,
symptoms of indigestion are present, as
%aatulency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc.
A moisture. like Precipitation, producing q
disagreeable itching, after getting warm ia
a common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching Piles yield at once to the APP
plication of Bosanko'sP Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and efecting a permanent cure.
Price fifty cents. Address, The DR.. 30.
sanko Medicine Co., Piquas 0. sold by
Purdy g. Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-22

Sharp Pangs AthwarG the Forehead.
And in the muscles of the neck and shoulder,
usually most violent after nightfall, are among
the cheerful manifestations of neuralgia. It is
an affection of the nerve intensified by a cold.
Repose, bringing with it q cessation of pain,
is induced by Hoststter's Stomach Bitters,
which is a fine nerve tonic and tranqnilizer.
1t is also a reliable means of checking rheu-
matism and govt. These maladies have al
when inactive, fail to throw off the impurities
which engender them: The Bitters can be
action of the renal organ. Besides this, It
give tone to the stomach, liver and bowels, and
enriches the circulation. Appetite and sleep
means of terrifying the system against malaria.
1t hastens the recovery. of strength by conval-
escents, mitigates the infirmities Of age, and
helps the constitationaliy feeble.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-22
9ailg gpess a,aa gaaotaiaa
M0RRlsoN,s DEFEAT.

Opinions of New York Newspapers
Relative to the Failure of the Tariff
Bill.
New York Times: 1t is worth repeat
ing, what We have often noted before
that Messrs. Carlisle, Morrison, Hewitt,
tanning and the other revenue reform
ers, can carry their cause to victory whep
they are ready to fight for it. So long as
they go on as they have gone for the
past six years, patiently submitting to
treaohery and insult, they will not do 81.
That the leaders, who command the sup
port of ive-sixths of the party repre-
s~entation in the house, cannot shape the
policy OF their party il they choose to do
so, is a palpable absurdity. So long as
they move to the assault with an offer of
surrender on their lips they will be COM
PEELED to surrender. When they get
ready to fight in earnest they will VIE
So far their opponents have resisted
them with the threat that if they pressed
their policy their opponents would de-
sert the party. When they
get ready to declare, and
to live up to the declaration, that If their
policy is not carried out their opponents
must leave the party, the process will be
reversed. The fate of tariff reform de-
pends entirely On the courage or coward
ice of its defenders.
New York Tribune: Though Nor
sion does not like to admit it, the fight
is ver for the present. No one doubts
that a majority will, at any future test
be found opposed to the consideration
OF this. ill-timed measure. Continued
agitation is not desired by anybody
except by free trade theorists, and they
desire 1T only for the purpose OF embarras
ing political antagonist, even these thee
rist have come to know hat no chang.
of the tariff at this session is possible
and they should, by this time realize
that continued agitation at a time wher
there ia no possibility of SUCCESS onl,
prejudices the people moro strongly
against Them"
New York Sun: "By O majority O
seventeen the house of representatives
yesterday refused TO take up Morrison'
tariff bill and make it 9 subject of dis
cussion. This is a wise conclusion. I
would be impossible at this period of tn,
session to give to such a bill the pro
Toned and minute debate and ex
animation which would be necessar,
before bringing the house to q decision
upon its naerits. Better put it off"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-22

That Hacking Cough can be SO
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it Sold by Purdy & Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-22
Nervous Debilitated Men

You are allowed a free trial Of thirty
lays of the use of DR.. Dyes celebrated
voltalc Belt with Electric Suapensory
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permanent cure Of Nervous Debility,
loss of Vitality ana Mant God, and all
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diseases. Complete restoration to
health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred. illustrated PAM
phlet, with full information, terms. etc.,
mailed free by addressing Voltaie Belt
Co., Marshall, Mich.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-22

These cars are the most modern. complete
arc managed and run entirely in the interestB
of the travelling public, and without regard to
expense in maintaining the table,. The meals
furnished will include all the delicacies OF the
season, and. equal to those to be had at any
strictly frst-ciass hotel. Speed, comfort and
safety are combined. which render this the
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-22


To Holders Of Yankion County 10
Per Cent. Bonds---Take Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
YASKToN COUNTY, D. T., May %, 1885.
" urer of Yankton county, Dakota, will be
prepared to redeem and pay off all ten per cent
1876 and July1 1879 respectively.
The following is . list of Bonds to be redeem
ed: Series of leI7. Numbers !, q, 16, 20, q, q,
%. "a, g, %, %, 90 and 90 Of 800 each. and mum
bers 50. 81, g. 81, 81, 81, 50, 30, Is, 80, 20, Il g,
IS, SO, 80, 81, So. 6s. o., 50, SO, OF, 10, n, 70, 70, 76,
~, 81, 81, 50. "a, IS. Sc, 81, 80, SO and 80, of $50
each.
Series of 1879. Numbers 14s. l49, $50, ISL. i52,
1853, 1ta. 1855. l5s, l57, 1853, 1853. 100 and l6l of $50
each.
Bonds viii be paid upon presentation at the
Office III the County Treasurer. Interest on
the foregoing bonds will cease July /, 1885,.
a.. ELLERMAN.
d&wtjulyl County Treasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-06-22
Free Distribution.

What causes the great rush at Purdy &
Brecht's drug store? The first distribu-
ton of sample bottles of DIR. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, the m.st popular
remedy for coughs, colds, consumption
and bronchitis now on the market. Regr
lar size SO cents and $l.O0.