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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

Lake. il looks as il something was
wrong. IL is true the Doctor Mas dele
gate to the convention, but il dos not
SEEN possible that such an event could
upset such practical man r. the Doctor
is Ask him for an explanation.
The sad news was received here, few
days ago, of the death Of our fellow
townsman, David Mcclure, at his old
home, Syracuse. \. y. He WAS q cool
and true citizen. and much liked BY all
who knew him. His wife and family
have the sincere sympathy Of the con-
munity.
Miss Causey and Miss Braswell, If
Georgetown and Fuitland, are visiting
Mrs. Heston.
Mr.. Geo. Hammer left for Utica. Ny.
last week. We cant spare many more.
\ nuuiber will sson 60 the cast, at OI-
mond, and try surf bathing.
One Of the weddings 81 much talk, d
OF al this place took place at Daytona on
the sad-Nr. \. X. Coombs and Mis-,
Mai Pastor.ield. We heartily consra,u-
late this couple. and think their mutual
Judgment most excellent. The brid.
/ and groom are here how. Here Is AL
example worth following. Who next:
Madame Pierre has returned from a
few weeks trip To New York.
Many are complaining II colds. Moth,
ing serious. BuCKEyE.
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True FI1DRIDIAN.
Our sanitary Condition.

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'',m" ,a'"'S" N'"'
Inc 'i'"ii,soh thai has been gong on
Of late in TiIE News regarding the SAM.
tary stat. Of our town. s..u,s IN h.xe
"a, , ;.a, -. 49,. ~. :.
wv" WV J"'' W. ''""E"' " WIZ
s"'hg !" u" some H"od ~ III" way III
stirring up the city council to take some
action in the matter. I w,,,.l ike IN
49,. ,..,, ,,.,.,, .,, n.,a e., 80,
' '' "''' INV '"o"' '""'"
need o'' rs u IS warning mat IL even
now TOO Iatr u gave, st''i. some gH"i
may "i" oi u u acto'I " only tskth ~
tue matter.
IhM streets, anu those ot Tie streets
when nave kat'ets IN '''t'i' are N
most nepiorho'e c'n"l'f"h' ana u " u
breach oi t'ust on tue part 81 the men
VINO hcs ns ulf"iMs "I the city govern
nent To 'et them remain 10 Their present
condition. u any one wh only go ~
our mann street, Whhh IN Lemon. they
VIII iind ~ the very center Of It mu'i
puu,''es an" holt~ containing water that
has been there Tor week or move. sub.
Ietted to the heat 81 Florida sun,
winch means "ec"iniH~''l"h 81 any vtg"'
table refuse u may contain ami evapOra
ton oi the water, AMI with u the germs
that cause the diseases which are among
,'s at present.
This II not III" worse. IL you VIII only
hook at the cutters on tins same street,
You VIII iin't them OVERLOOKING with WA
ter and iillei with u rank growth al
weeds which wilt down When the sun
comes out, and adj their refuse to the
already ovcr-stwked AIR. u" to the out
lets al these cutters AMI you will iiW
them clogs'd up with all kinds Of de
composing animal and vege able matter
which terminates the same thing. ana
which are the death ot some of us, rs ",
have already seen.
When the mayor Is spoken to OF this
he says he has only the power to suggest
and when he does this the council com
plain that they have not the means.
Why don't they tax and get tho means
II they haven't got them, as any of u,
would rather pay u few cents more eacl
year than have m epidemic Of some o.
the most malignant diseases known fal
on ~. am a physician and ] know
from what have seen that the sole caus,
IT most of the sickness that has been her,
this summer has been due to the poo
sanitary state Of the streets. cutters
wards and ont buildings that are found IL
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FROM SOUTH FLORIDA.
M Interesting letter from u 1'rO,nt.
hcnt Cstizrn OC l'alatka 1'unt a
GOrla, Naimes Guy. aud Other
Points ut Interest.

SsVSbUs WWU w UfG
Points at Interest.
PALATkA, July 81, 1886.
eiitor pALATkA Ntws:
Thinking that you would like to hear
something of what ] saw On my last
trip south that ! thought WAS of "a nature
to interest your readers, ! address you
these few lines. | will commence my
nip from Sanford.
left at = o'clock in the morning by
the south Florida railroad, for liaines
city, about slxiy-Onc miles from Sar.
ford, and located On a beautiful ridge Of
high pine land between Lake Eva and
Lake Tracy, the South Florida read
| running through the center Of the city
at the highest point Of grade, and about
2'W hundred feet or more in elevation
| alb we the Gulf of Mexico. The s,,r.
rounding country Is coanposed IT good
! pine, mixed aud hammock land, and il
much sought after by settlers. Some
two or three week ARE lrating in the
town or the surrounding country.
tine South Florida railroad IL now
budding very nice dept at this point.
~ the business If the city demands ~,
agent tn look after the comIany's inter.
est. The town IN u little ovcs n year old
aud has about 300 inhabitants. | left
llainrs City the next morning for Bar.
tow, u nicely located town at the iunc.
tiOn OF the South Florida. Florida south.
rrn and peml@rton Ferry branch rond.
Barlow Ii u good town, surrounded by n
tine farming country. and settlers would
do well To lock II over. II IL the county
seat of Polk county, and has from 200
to | 300 inhabitants.
At ls1rto~ ! met with Major Haley, oi
Palalka. who was on his way to Punt,
florida, on the east side VI Charlotte liar
bor, the terminus of the Florida South.
ern railroad. Tho next morning tn,
Ma lor and my sclf took the Florida south
crn for Cleveland, IA new town about sin
miles above Punta Gorda. We arrived
at Cleveland about . o'clock, and rs il
was raining and everything wan yer,
wet, We concluded Ia stay over night
and 20 tn Punta Gorda the next morn
ing. We found n very good Dime,
awaiting ~ at the hotel, aud we did i,
ample Justice. That evening we wer,
very much amused by u running rae,
b,twecn the Hon. T. i Mu,nhv. III San
fnrd and Major Ilo,.nn. nm. nrnnrs.tn,
of m, hotel II WAS n we'll r,ntsst,o
race and Was won by MIR. Murnhv
CLEVELAND has one store md s.y.ra
other bn,ses. and when the hotel i. fin
shed II will M Doubt i..ron,e :. r,snrt ~,
mi, f,,r tho winter touri.ts In Thurs
,lov morning Ma ior Haley and m,snlf
nr,omnn,si by The Hon Mr.. Murnhy
engaged n sailing craft To take Ma !,
r,,n,a ,.or,lo vnI back Ia Clov.Iao,i ~.
Ind n,nst ,l,i;yhi FIJI sa;, dnun ,h., hny
with n slight head wind n,ssinu III,
lInwnrd Place. an n sl;yht ,,.y,ti, N a.,
,he e,s, si,ls and ,ooLin ysrv nr.t,,
from tho bny IA w. went sailing nv
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'Ruwen" has a letter in another
column to which the attention Of the
city authorities is called. Its only neccs
sary 10 take stroll around the cit, Ia 49,,
that he is right about the ponds in every
quarter. Lets do something.
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Notscs To Teachers.

Hon. 4. J. Russell. State Supt. Of
Public Instruction. aided by c"rl- at
Thoroughly comIrtens instructors. viii
.,unduc, IA Teachers Institute, At Palat-
ka. for a Jerini If two weeks. beginning
TUESDAY. Aug. 3lst. 1856. The hest ar
rangenp-nt- p.rs-ible will IT, made with
the transportation lines, baariing ho'i-.r
AMI hotels. for cheap rates. All t-arh-
.rs are earnestly invited To avail thsn,'
selves IL this Opportunity Ia improve
themselves IN Ills. art 81 teaching.
Respectfully, A. j. WO1D.
Sscrriary and Ga. Supt. Of S;h..i-.
jy2.itw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

Mr.. W. w. Hawkins, u Lake t;eorp,
passed through the city yesterday On
route Tor Fort Valley, Ga, where h,
goes to attend H." Georgia State pon,.
logical Scclety's state falr, which will IN.
IN session ON the 2sth and ooh ins,s
The fair will be great success This ,,,,
as the fruit crop Is unusually good this
year.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

The dividends of the Mutual Life In
surance Company, ~ New York, by ac-
tnai comparison, are nearly twice NJ
large as they are IN any other company.
No conditions. no restrictions. This n
the company Ia insure in. The lest IN
the world. !. lIarkins billiard, STATE
Agent. je2,-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

A WoNpER.-The old Mutual I.ife IN
suranc- Company, of New York, now
issuea policy that surrris,s the whoi.
world, viz; returns all the premiums
pad 10 cass ~ death within given ~
rod. This never WAS dome by any otl,e,
company. Call On liiiiiurd AMI exam
me tor yourselves. jr2s n
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

Insure with billiard in the Old Nh
tual Lit" Insurance company IN the five
wear hl'tributlon return premium plan.
II beats ALL ir2,tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

Compare the old Ioi'c@s IN the Mutual
I.'fe with the IolIciss ~ the same age in
the New York lAfe and Equitable. and
you will sae some difference in cost
This Is what tells the ~hole story, Ton
tine wont tell the story, AMI thu Mutunl
Life DoS'I gamble ia fortunes.
je21.tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

lIoIEL roR RENT. The hotel huilliny
known NJ the Graham House. is offered
tor rent at reasonable rate Apply 10 l..
Falk. rstf
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House for sale.

The Miller cottage. on Lemon street
opposite the Putnam. must ,~ moved oil
IL" lot ut once. For particulars apply To-
II. II. ".nUs. jeo2lf
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For SAIE--Forget m..not Is,s.s, tie.
raniuals, Colens, etc. Apply to II. J..
Dnsen, Jyl3f
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Palalka Lodge. No. "a, =. & A. N. reg
uIar communications tirst and third IN
day IL each month.
u. L-LIIJENTHAi.. W. NJ.
T.. e.. Posi-, Secretary.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

'N-rtrees x 10. just received car load
Nuei's t.st Flour. Guaranteed ~ good
~ any IN the market; at prices 10 snii
the times. y21lf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

For SAI.E.-FIbe business property ia
this city. suburban lots, and two iaar'bg
orange groves. Apply Ia Griffin x Par
ksr, Palatka. Jylsu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

Mr. David Mc' lure. proprietor Of the
Met lure House. of Wclaka, dhd ON the
ltth inst. in Syracuse. y. T.. Of con.
sumption.
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CITY NOTES

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kerr " i - '''''''' '''''0 - VII
81 hsf m"'h'f-
The Curlew Is the name If thu pretty
little tss,t that rarriss the mails i-'t"'eh
Palatsa anil Rfcy Ppint.
Mr.. K. r.. Mansfield. had elrrk 81 tbs
division 81 the railroad mad service, ~
Charlaston. :. G. 4 III the clts,
Miss E,bl,i.. uanr,ak has returned
FINN A visit If several weeks duration
IA friend, and RELATIVES IN Tenn.s-e-.
NJ, VIII Vrnr..r, t,.,.4l through Pa
l,,ka ,es,eri,y nn Ll, way 10 Summer
u.,., vh,,.. Ia. ,,,..s IA nat nm a p,at
rn,,,.e f., , ,,,r,. If summer residence
far ms father.
=, T
a. ba, t..n removed 10 Mrs. B.n.t'.. on
From, .,,e., ou,.-,,. the S,ra,oea bo,.i.
Hnks can H. obtained any day during
m. week excep, SUNDAYS.
INV ''"'
W" have a comparat'v" analysis "i the
water taken from the IRON, AMI i|hs'h
street well AMI that OF "i'''-"a"r
branch. which WI H. gwen I" ti" h'n-
'rs 81 HE NEWS IN To moro" : ISSUE
\ trade VAS ai'ec"d yesterday by
.u., TO-. IN
the Idaho Ta'""n' On lemon street ="
sr' J's' pm Lynn anu ''' ~" pf'F'"~
TOT VIII take iarH'--t"h a soon hs VI "k
can IT, taken.
Mr.. j. &. Teller, If th" Florida south
ern railway, returned Yesterday from "a
visit Ia the Charlotte lIarlnr branch IL
their road ~. found things IN the most
satisfactory sbaJ. ard vas much pleased
with his visit,
A large numisr of the people Of Ia.
latka took aLyantag. oi IA. low rates Of
f.red by the 81. Augustine ami ralatka
railroad and spent Sunday in st. Angus
tine. ltn "A favofite resort for our ls.u~
pie. and no unc ever fails Ia hav. u
pleasant time.
,,p,.,,.." ,,,,,., ..,,., .,,o,,.., ,o,. a.,
Sund,x's N.ws t,u TIM. i,nt .,,v,r. of
Elor,J, .h,,iJ c,,s,l., ~. Il. ,o.l :,
.,,,,, ,,,,.,,.,,. ,,, ,L ,,,...
,,,.l Il, lam, r,,,, ,,,u,. ,,.,
take action AT one. or s,r the ENTERPRISE
Of oranp. growing dw,ndle Ia an I'm.
troiilabl.. industry,
TL. .,,cn,,y.. com,,;,,.. ,l,c,.i IA,
,,I,, ,., /. ..,,. ~, ,.n..,,,, -,
! u....,,, . u,.; u
Al WL.,, 4 \ s,,,, A 4. r,,.ol,
and g. I, E,,,,I,v IN. ,,,,,i,,,.
.,,,, IT,, ,.. ,.,. T,,. ,,,,..
ar, s,ro,,i, AMI .,,,..,,, o,,.,.,, =,
IA, ,,,;,;,.l .l,.,,,. =, u
gentleman VII" - Interested ~ III,
fa'atkh water works informed Va" ~
porter yesterday that III" contract had
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

|, vs.. Nl11 EtIR m
Nh iESiA y. SMITH. NDRtE
II iplsaring 10y the AFFIDAVIT Of complain
ant. iiied IN above ca,ee. that the defendant
therein, Artesia A. smith, is above the ap, al
twenty one years, aud that the ssi,l defend
ant Is non.residcDt Of the state of Flotbls
va, resident At the state uf G,,sria, hpi
ihe particular locality IN sad state ls'inr IN
knuwn. II Is, therefore. upon mot ion nI Ctl
noun. Davis tiiliis, solicitors Tor complain
ants, ord red as follows
list: That defendant, Artesia A. smith. do
plead. answer ur ,l.Inur tn the hin of com
plant filed III said cause. TN ur ipft,rp tbr i.t
Monday In September, A. IL. lSssi. th, sam.
le,ug tho dth LAY of said month. and heinv
Rule hay otherwise decree pro confess,
will tc rendered against her as tn said hilI
al. That copy ~ this order l~. published
once a week Tor four consecutive weeks in
the Paiaika DAILY News, IL newspaper pul-
iished in Palstka. Florida, previous 10 sa,d
9Th day 81 September, A. ID. iSI.
In witness whereof, hereto set nv hand
and seal. this I'D day Of July, A. u Is-,i.
lSignedl WIN. y. FORWARD
isEsii uysSatw] Clerk Circuit Court.
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Letter List,

Letters unclaimed IN the l'alatka. Fla
l"'si"iice. July 18th, $3.50 Persons rnll.
'nsior Ties" letters will please say "aIvcr.
tisri
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

For kENr--A neat cottage IN the cor
ner Of Orange and ilapg"Si S,s. En-
pnire 81 Mrs. Adele Mann on corner Of
Lemon and i,lake Sts.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

The Old Mutual Life Insurance. com.
pany, of New York. Is thu oldest, largest
cheapest and best company in tho world.
js21tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-27

Nertrees Il Co. just received ear
had Of Irish POTATOES. y2, II
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UEAfI.rMEN's LIST.

uEAfIfMEN'S LIST.
Bond n to. y. L. McMay, VIM.
b'r'ng, VIM. Mcmillan, Thomas
lamp John Miller, J.
tfaty,t. Moore, James
l@ lihrcn, I',hn Moore, j. ".
f.ccI's, ) anrs Murray, ID.
CALVIN, joe O'lIara, John
,ireeh, J'sa l.i,Iick. Moses
iiall, Hen Simpson, Marshall
iini', =. NJ summer, Benz. q.
I'M, D. !, Thompson, A.
Iluhttt, do" Nrrsuh, j &.
Martin. Walter
LADIES LIST.
I'rowh, Mice lIrndrick. Carrie
enter, Dora Jenkins, fannni,
Chandler, Frances l,ulinson. Ami,
Hall, Rra,ta Ioanas. rat-,y
BENZ. HARRISON, Postmaster.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-04

| Travel on both railroads is very light
nowadays.
The first issue of the Dakota Post will
/ appear tomorrow.
The Andrews opera company is domi.
| oiled at the Morrison.
Everything about our police court has
been delightfully."- serene again to-day.
There was a long drawn out rain last
night which has given this portion Of
the earth o thorough soaking.
Lively work was done by the bus lines
last night transporting people to and
from the Mikado performance.
By a new arrangement Peter Stefin
now carries the mail from the postoffice
to the Northwestern trains and vice
versa. in place of Chas. Kruse. resigned.
AS yet d. B. McCann's grip has not
turned up aud the police are thinking of
searching the interior of the man Bren-
nan under the theory that he has swal-
lowed IT.
Two men were seen to shoot two
prairie chickens near the Box farm the
other day. Their names have gone upon
| the gun club black list to be referred
after harvest to the blind goddess.
The st. Croix lumber company has
made arrangements for doing a larger
business this fall than for several years
Good crops and the indications TO,
good prices are inducing fine company
TO take these steps.
The w. O. Il. U. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock in the NJ. E
church. superintendent OF the differ
emit departments of work will repors
There is also important business to b.
transacted, so q full attendance is de
sired.
Commodore Coulson. 81. B. Wynn, G
P. Edmunds and Isaac Piles have armed
themselves With the Spencer rePes:ia:
shot gun, which fires six charges wlthou
removing the gun from the shoulder
The slaughter will be terrific wher
this quartette turns loose in the prairi
grass.
The fat boat feet is doing an OK
tensive business in the fsrriage lin
between Yankton anu Nebraska. Ih
men who are operating the boats ar
allowed to do SO through the kindnes
of Mr.. Larson, who gave them permil
sion to transport passengers under hi
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-04
l., Rappal, Chicago.
Lesterville Happenings.


Joe. kosh went to Mitchell to-day for
a weeks visit with his three brothers,
who live at that place.
a fellow who calls himself one of
Yankton's business men spent three
days of last week in our village. he
wound up on Saturday by getting into
a row with one of oar numerous saloon
keepers. which caused him to contribute
about nine dollars to our school fund
and the pockets of our chief magistrate
and deputy sheriff.
Frank Houska nov wears q broad
smile and when he meets the boys, says,
come in and take something" It's q
boy and weighs twelve pounds.
Mr.. Fenzel, the tailor, has bought q
lot and will soon the erection
of q substantial dwelling thereon.
Geo. Daley is again a widower, his
wife having gone to Calliope for q
months visit with her parents.
The wheat and oats are all In the
stack and the farmers are now busy
stacking fax. The hum of the thresh.
ing machine will be heard in a few days.
Mr.. Bagstad, the merchant and stock
man OF Gsyville. was ap this way yes
terday buying hogs, which he will ship
from this place next Thursday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-04
Personal


Geo. r. Palmer is visiting in Norfolk,
Nebraska.
Thos. Thorson, of Canton spent last
night at the Merchants.
VIM. Warrington returned last even
ing from a business trip east.
DIR. j. B. Van Velsor paid Centreville
a professional visit yesterday.
Horace CLARK was in town yesterday
from his Turner county farm.
o. H.. Carney n daughter went to
Sioux Falls this morning for a visit.
Mrs. j. I'll. Beaver, and child returned
last evening from o months s%ojourn In
Ponoa, Nebraska.
Ii. Is. Wynn left this afternoon for a
business trip through Hutchinson and
Bon aomme counties.
A. W. Howard intended leaving this
morning for Wyoming, but was detained
and will go Tomorrow.
Mrs. a. G.. Fuller returned yesterday
from a months soJourn on her husbands
Turner county stock farm,
Mrs, b. s.. Williams and family left
this morning for Amboy, Minnesota,
there to visit for a short time.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Dean, Miss Morrill,
and W. FL. Darling, of Yankton, are
sojournlng in Sioux City to-day.
ID. Herrick, of Racine. Wis, who owns
a 43,0oO-acre ranch eight miles up the
river on the Nebraska side, is in town
to-day.
Mayor Harris has just recovered from
a slight attack OF illness, contracted
since the appearance of melons in the
market.
Captain t. 8. Burleigh and Mrs. ". A.
Burleigh left this morning for Miles
City. Montana. Mrs. Burleigh will be
absent from Ysnkton q month or two.
Chris Noonan, Agent Deans assistant
at the Milwaukee depot for q year past,
has gone to Sioux City, there to take
charge of q key in the Western Union
telegraph Office.
At the Morrison: w. Ii. Kelsey,
Louis Ramsey, e. B. Hill, Sioux City;
J.C Rockwell. Chicago; Geo. Andrews
and wife, Geo. Diggle and wife, Misses
Hattie Nelson, Nellie Andrews, Fannie
Mcintyre, Ed. Andrews, A. Fl. Burns,
Q. e. Dennis, j. p. Wilson, Frank
Wilson, Chicago.
At the Merchants: j. M. Poole, Jas
Gallagher, O. f. Albught, New York; e.
A. Rockwell, Cincinnati; q, Donaldson,
Ihos. houes, FL. FL. Miller, st. Paul; j.
+. Fairfax, Geo. North, Sioux City; Ino.
d. Robert, Germantown, Ohio; Thos.
Ihorson, Canton; Q. L. Schen, Quincy,
ILL.,; l.. l., Rappal, Chicago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-04
franchise until the new ferry boat

arrives.
Late yesterday afternoon B. B. Moss
was driving n OF his Oregon steeds &c
a dog cart up Third street when q small
dog frightened the animal and immedi.
ately there began o circus. Mr.. Moss
and VIM. Bader were riding in the cart
aud when the horses, heels in front
began to evolute IN their direction
With great suddenness they got out.
The horse kicked away at the cart
Tor a while but the men succeeded in
getting 1t quoted and we're about to
resume their seats in the cart when 1T
opened the bombardmeut again and
got there with both feet. In O few
vigorous and well aimed kicks the
vehicle was utterly demolished aud the
horse tangled with harness by a most
intricate variety of knots. The pro-
c%ession, consisting of one man leading
the horse and the cart being propelled
from behind by the other, wendell it's
way to the stable there to hold an
inquest on the remains.
A bad break was made by one of the
Andrews company last night in the solo
They'll Never be Missed" in which that
expression was applied to the Grand
Army OF the RepublIc. The members
OF the Grand Army feel that a public
slnr against an organization which lis
quietly mlnding It's own business is I'M
called for. They recall, too, q time
when they would have been badly
missed had they failed to respond and
they realize that aver in this day and
generation they would be missed, but
for their organization, from the bedsides
OF the sick and the dying aud from the
hearthstones of the starving. The Grand
Army Is purely q charitable brotherhood
and is providing food and raiment for
thousands whom the government should
care for. The entertainment would
have been fully as good with the rub on
he old soldiers omitted.
Rev. George Q. Haddock, who was
murdered By som. cold blooded coward
In Sioux City last evening, was formerly
known by Mr., Bowen. of the Press and
Dakotaian. When the latter was a boy,
MIR. Haddock was foreman of the Gazette
printing office, in GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
OF which MIR. Bowen's father, recently
deceased, was n Of the owners MIR.
Haddock occupied the position of fore
man OF that establishment several years.
During the Fremont presidential cam.
palgn he wrote a number of campaign
songs, which were printed in pamphlet
form and became quite popular in that
A few years afterwards MI.
Haddock quit the printing business,
became converted to the service of God
and entered the ministry. He was a
popular preacher at Appleton, Wis
oonsln. for many years anu n .effective
prohibition worker. He was we'll known
IN Appleton by j. r. and X. j. Gamble,
of this city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-04

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 am unit of
sewing a person can in perfect health.
Over two-hund.ed Motors of other
makes have been taken nj and replaced
with Tuerk Morton.
MARTIN & ANDERSON,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
Walnut Street. Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-04
ST. CROIX LUMBER co
Yard on Broadway

We wish to say to the public that gu,
stock OF lumber is complete-that 1t is
of the best quality in the market; that
1t pays to buy the best there is no doubt
Our prices are low; expenses small
therefore we can sell just as cheap as the
cheapest. To all those intending tc
build we would say it Will pay you tc
get our prices before purchasing else
where. Your orders promptly filed and
satisfaction guaranteed. Carpenters ano
farmers this is for you
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-04

$500 Reward-The above re.
ward will be paid for the delivery at
this office of the following described
valise. Dark yellow leather, large size,
two straps around 1t and another for