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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
LEGS NJ BRAINS.
10th Essential Ia the r'ursui' at tia
paper t;"sn".s.

Ny Young friend John Sm.
/ instaucc-who Wa graduated
university few week, ago ant
rushed into journalism. - be
it. came into nav room ~" "thcr
noon. famed himself viC"roU, .
els hat. and remarked.
~ sha!, quit this bu-in"--
You mean Won viii Leave the
paper business asked
..Yc,." be replied. the -
newspapers pa. more for !-'
they do for brains
do YOU mean that YOU Ear
brains than Logo a.Aei =
fcc;cd ,urrri."-
Il mean :.at | have vai>'
mile, ia the hot -uu tTyuE
down rum,-. aui u Wont
Is line
- smith going 70 4g;
pap hr>Iuc-, i--aG- D. bee
- Ill. when iE~ urs, r
nothing bIr h. OF =
pa VjI have - - % % i--
u.sn vii have - b. "
smith .Nss:- The RS
GA ~. have le-. -; b..
ram, al,o II" a.. kn'S
nrX- J.. Ta-l 49,
hnas - what U.a- D.
es-1- sol. =, t.a; s
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vsrau- @n!
rs..H-- t.tan. o.. -
sam-t4ncr. J.--.r-
tat IN
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
ITEMS OF

The larsss; Lp,rl ia the ~ srt as
I:ocka~ay lieaoh stands yarasl Als
ssasen. Ssra {
The shsmh~r "a the White nrss.c
corrupted 5g President Iarssli sts h<
wa Wounded has. 10 i sait. srvsftsen
opsued sinos h. LETT IL sas5b<o s
i6st. i
Tho longest clock pendulum IN he
world ia ai A,ign"n. fraaer is
=isty-sosen feet bong. and F..iairss s1s
AMI a hat .~conds IT, swing thresekso
arr 4 ninr aad a hall feet :
Aa in.pection 81 the nve I'D -
ma bag. that we're sans ga the otx~a. 5
ana ave sincr h.sn rcros~feti eass
that Inc iai.e. siuoggie . gs~si IN .y
French gloves. sish iAss. fsets.
etr.. In newspapers sen; ~
y. y Tv.1sa1
-Camf>ng cot on che mpierftr >,
1, t-eomin more snd NOR. iusufssa
It could bsuiiy De called "fuushsss Z
it AZ -oTne camps pnnts.i Us ~
fare IN g.-yi sAsn.s .
dsy dinner. and tao ss1sss 80 g. .
dain,s isas,. Chieag8 Hssslf
"A wirr apparatus has been i3ss~f
ia the Hlacl >ea ~ Amsresn ga ,
ns.r. o catch sai destroy ho-'l IT, /
prsio t4sa;s bs electric fuses secs-
.irtie' - 10 /. 3; = secret fhr sTt6
Seba.' yf-ei ~ closed fof tsstre sss>s
while ,ss spfsfsta. va bslna d
A. CanHes. ia tfaace. en- De-
filler, siose us-s IN = sra~,a it,
make 81 perfumes 1000" 90 q
oranxs aoseTs. The same - :
~Iyayrs. p..o rsasd. II sss~sb ga.
s2.Ds posnas = jasmine so~rr. -
80 t5lsrose zirI m uuaassera !
ansosla ~ I's,uss sh.isia /
-Frsk " 'ssnsr re~~I ; < H.
man g. rn Jsm~ssoss 81 tasafseuss
lat saisFdsy usrhL a asiznee q ~p-
eai.en sil~s. r. kss isaa four htsr
lie agG & TO p~rtsrrn ihs ,eai &c s~s
asf ,be ~Esstsas1n - -
,hus Aoromnsa~isssi pad hn eass
Jga.<sses lS 6ss4
-Ghr n ,ss anf p!zss "a a. ests
from grv~a ~ @zJsi - 20 po '
E~war~ a !. T. nsauhsT ~ pts<s
vias 49, shree isEss iH = siasts3s
~ a. hssu go sa-ina@ 81
e!u.ssss q SIS Aas<hTr ExiF
- rss ss,sy sHfsas = 80
suzzc q sra s42chsp
-Pryed ~. ar. . sss /
maa. az ass-Ars Aal utss
. us~fF Ia t~ss
ss.las. vss 80 hza fSs
sm.-.e IA. fss~
xssr asns b Al a. ~
eour- We ! sARI 49,
serrssinr 80 s1ss~ - - hs -
q tsx kSrs E~Ugrrew -
30. Fuza- Esa is gaa az pa
al 81 ~sa aaA 80 ~$ !
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
MOW IS
How r~s OF rsem Greexss atoa. -.
Arr~>, .s . Has xssr


Dogs guard their maxsrs' ~pgspe-.y.
aud give alarm i! bur<hrs attempt b
enter honsssthes ar. guarding. bai 80
following il the nr.; in. n 6 of wai.A
We have heard Of monkevs aclsn- IN
tia, capacity.
Il i said tia; . GENT man in Nee
fcrs City had two very bright guies
MONKEYS. TIA. hsi been brouxhs :roa
Gibraltar. and which arr SAIL br cat
nralis;s sc b. tn. ssrsr; :; o. sac ses
tribe Jack aud Jim hal been in ths
household o. their present master 80
seven years They coal do uaauy
amusing tricks. and taci- ante. oara
entertained visitors Bui ,hry did no:
like strangers. and. in f,cs. a, s-5n
"a a persoa whom they id not know
entered their -oom. ,hsy bSraa -
scream.
This hab.; made then useful a,
burgiar-alarm< They - mp slcA .
chorus of scream, and ,erir> whca-
yer = stransr person & me into ;ao
house. unless the Vi.itor vas accom-.
panied by some mrmtCr a the family
tina, no robbery was ica-cd by l4c.-
master.
One night an unknown man ~,
into the house. and. a, 1 happened
into the room occupiri by hc
TWO monkeys Tacy immediate,
recognized danger. aud be an a loul
cutlery. The man >uccce, i la catch.
ing Jack. and received a - ,crc bits on
,hc hand in consequence. while jim
seeing his companion IN 4 pgvr. il~W
NJ the manS head and ii, hls face
iuriously. taking oil the tp II his nose
and SHINING the organ ccmpic,cl,
Poor little Jack was killed bv TO
stranger. bu: Jim got away si;Aou, te-
inc injured.
The household was rpu .esi IN the
meantime. aud the MAJ escaped - lhs
way he had eni rcd. But l., ,iI not
get far. An %".icer. Lcaflus the noss
in the hons. from tHc street. arrested
him and took him ,uio custody.
Their, was grief over jacks un
timely fate. bat Jim was a greater
;avoritc than before. and ere long an-
other Jack was purchased To bear han
company.
IL i impossible for n stranger -
enter the native woods of monk,ys
without a universal alarm being
sounded from the trees. on the APP
preach Of English travellers ar hunters.
the chai,cring IN the trees warns the
Indians To be- ON their guard. and not
only the Indians. bat the more IN
telligcnt wild animals. The monkeys
in these woods are like sentinel crow.
in the New England ,rco-,ops. ihr nat
ural guard, no, only 81 their Kind.
but Of the susceptible animal world
YOUTHS Companion
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
WOULD NOT DIE.
One Of the Most R.msrhasis Cases 81
Niad-Gars On Record

Mind-Gare oa Record
Zone of the most striking instance.
of 'mind-cure' | ever saw" said Judge
W one day. twas exhibited In an
old lady client Of mine; but IL was a
case IL self-curc. Her name wa
ton. She had been a second Wife.
She was in bed. seriously III. and sen,
Tor me- To draw up her will.
II fastened to the house with paper
and pen. 1 found a table and chair
ready for me at the woman's bedside.
and in a few moments | told her ] was
ready To prepare the will II she would
tell me what she wished it, provisions.
To h.. wrote the Introductory phrase
rapidly. and leaning oyer toward her.
,aid: Now. 90 on. Mrs. Norton
Her voice was quite faint. and she
seemed to speak with NJ effort She
said: First IL all. I want Ia give the
farm TO my sons. Harry AMI James;
jus, put that down.
Bat. said /. 'yog cam, d. that.
Mrs Norton. the farm isn', yours IL
give away.
9TH. farm isn't mine she sad. in
\ voice decidedly stronger than before.
".No. the farm i.a'i yours. You have
only n If. interest in it.
".rhi, farm ,hs, I've run for goin'
on ior,y-,hrse years neSt spring isnt
mine 10 do what I please with 10 Why
not. judgr' Id Ike TO know MIA; yoa
mean
why. Mr.. Sorton-your husband
gave YOU a life estate in ali his
property. and on your death the farm
goes 10 h. son John. and yo1r Children
get the village honsA
And ~ hen I die John Sorton i. ga
have this house and farm whether
will OF nor
jus; So
Then I ain, going On die. sahi
the old woman. ia a clear and Decided.
~ ringing. neaIihfui voice.
And 81 saying. sh. ihrcs her fec;
over the from, 81 the b~.i. "a, up.
gathered ! blaske; and coysriia sbDs;
her. Strengthened up her gasni FORM
walked arros. the rom. and szi dowB
IN 4 chair befors the hrr Ths doctor
and ! cam bone That vs. hfi.cs
ycsr. a~3 Throlilady : alive TO-DAY"
cossysa.~sL
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
MAKING a LIVING.
The Latest Fad of a 0usrtctte WHO live
Entirely Upon Their Wits

4 reporter came across an ingenious
scheme the other day. which was being
worked with considerable success in
the cOunt towns of Illinois. -Four
fellows composed the business partner.
ship. Some bright morning they de-.
sccnd upon the peaceful countr vii
lage and soon the streets are Hooded
with circulars announcing that Prof.
John Smith will deliver a lecture tina.
evening ON ..The Shakers. Their E,li-
gion. Habits and Pcculiaritics.' There
i, nothing new in the idea Of 4 lecture;
bat the circular goe, on - say that tho
lecturer Wa, adopted at an early age
by this peculiar people, and finally be-
came an elder among them; that s.
genuine ShakerdInce Will he performed
and that Prof. Jones. Brown and Rob.
in,on-uncXccllcd artists in their way
will sing plantation melodies, with
guitar. banjo and tambor.nc accom-.
panimrnt. This i quite in the beaten
track; bat the final announcement
catches al! eyes. Prizes VIII be given
10 the LATEST man. the pretticst girl.
the most popular married woman and
the homiicst man. the prizes To he
awarded according to the popular
vote. at ten cents Il vote. OF course
every body turns out. including the
younr men with their best girls. The
lrc,urc i, stun cribbcd from the cncy-
clopcIia. the Shaker dance is a ,rave,-
" on any thing i'll the heavens above
or the earth beneath. and the planta-
ton melodies are not much better.
Then nm the voting. The cheap.
snowy prizr, are exhibited from the
platform. where distance lends enchant-
mcnt. Some enthusiastic youth casts
4 vote for 4 village belle. Another
chap starts a rival beauty, and the cOn-
test grows interesting. AT this juncturc
sornc village loafcr. hired for the pur.
pose by the lecturer and his partners.
steps up and casts a heavy va, for o
colorcd wOman. This knocks the bows
silly for 4 moment and then they Join
forces and proceed to outvote the
latest candidate for popularity. The
upshot of the matter is that the colored
woman il beaten. but only after tho
boys have expended their last dime.
The prizes are then awarded and for a
ffty-ccnt album the schemcrs take in
any where from twenty to forty
dollars in dimes. to say nothing of the
vote on the other prizes. OF course
they lose no time in getting out of
town. The country boy may b. slow
Ia see that he has been victimized, but
wnen his eyes are opened he is apt to
Use vigorous measures and the lecturer
and his partners are we'll aware Of the
fact. Next dav the same programme is
repeated in another town. and. barring
4 rough experience now and then.
when their scheme is Secn through. tho
Iuartrttc make an easy and comfor.
table living. CHICAGO Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
4 Dee, Mystery Solved

II stood for = l"ag tlms ioosis-
into the display ~IaA~ Of assEts
furnishing STIR. sna - and - as
CAV. aimS!f a .o-f 81 Lex sad 81
|c.4sn~f
-Hsnph. Jss: lie M
~ aax .u7 as2zi 3 Sss ukD case
bop
In fu'e
Tor whs
-for t-c.z~ TIE e~a wOotsra
sor tso rs- hsw sfii~r 20 fHio 60
81 IT, k1s1G-t-hsaL lr& AL 70
a. 9sxr~r-i thsi - dos $3.50 -
Isz- srszna ~ |; 20 erz< to E@z
90 - :rDas, Bza FoeDzE 49, ~ .
S1S.F. .usk~-Ess-sx Fgss rresx
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
EuLl OF FUN

-Rrx;sgsssi unssrpn@ - Vetyrr
ri:is 70 So up q E,;ls sSsTa ~ 5k.
rrviix - yoaeaa wks;sr -~l.
sac basirr bad aes5as' Mar x3.@xo.
The mat soaEa CAssn mss.
/ sa%e<rcPs (p ns~ e IN
pprs HraiS box IN n ~wp !,
IN 80 ssz rsfr- rs,or' I0s
Vel msuA ;hry ~rm $50
prr-;y sci. hsrrsa< ne
pcars - m.ls isury hessia -
\. RsiL
-Jooes-Aai you ar yosv mswr-
in-law has rrcS,siiy shan -. ~
beis.-. hecof1c 4a.ts aasiAs sashA
-1cs sbc srm.ni, ne e 5 ssips sfsas
IA. Just coaas iae roTt "!oIk~k hoe
so she "a. dspP2ea b. - or
st ieNss a&p
High A.; Appreciated IN .ssar
Artist. pAia;sn< \ buaca & apSh bio
sou. u small hv I~tag ot-ysl.
rommy. IA 80 knas = at ~ srss
Snail hoy, sitA asslp;e ~ it N
h, tone -ic> masm Asas -f Ia
tvssHarrr,ai B@G.ha
4 Rossna lasyrs rre~a' ss< hs
match N n w'tnrs' 49, "a = ing
ssidsuco abOu, Az oti hiy lbs q
mind iAvycr-!iai she okssi
am look.u- al yoa saa. i- lea "a
w1ne=-"well 50 4a,se sacsas
H., Ass.. FI
NJ A'crrnoa $50 Re.too rang
woman pri yos bssr ssssssa
tuas a. to lterap naesuas lsssx.
NJ t~caia' Nts. hagen t~Ns&
inac-I we hsI an e~.vaios vs. srne~
500 Nj Als,raoa whs. ! &c "a
be +. a. dead -
Il uad r.sanA sr. that ~ ~
conuressur ia dlan sut> - =
'.N iaf AinI would yes a = =
ia,. "Ne.l Ia have ;b- ia IA
clc.s g rrss.. hut oal.si. .;tsfw
i;h. Id b,,r a dne l4an lsatAis
"a, ia,s oi bali rsoaa,la
Jrt
-iss Was, la l.ueIs~
Peter. sWa.s rst la's .sr l@ 30 q
at, 50 ;ar tacs,tf fo.' ass. 81 "A
IN ,srfc .-or,s ot uns, ls1
loisT't Be- a vvTy sensitive ia =
eiraiI he voall Ia; r.en ulh frrls
Va no si behind htn p. hT
:anrh, soa know
FRAY ,iT down aal iae s."
lid Mr. wilson t. roaps ks a..
" ~ bal ls' dropped 30 y. a. ssally
~ siS al down - diBues ~ nss.
thank you. Ia rather nut. fert2.sk
Youth And ~hy 90 sd sis4
hospitals lady. We'll. Ia ssli spsstisq
truth. II I dli | shouli eat III 'hee
nn ih. .. ic and aak ior mao. s.r~
iiE Hon HIHls9f.
-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
TRICKS Or TR.r;I
They stain Their Yse,. m, q,
Genuine t..o

c.rn'H i No
Cvps;.. A.
Iadi.s w,, r;r. .
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al 49,
rad l.,5r.
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"''''' ''.'' 'i rec
''oi W az cemetery @.'A .ady
>"''' 4"' '"' gypsy H''a SAGE 20 ho.d
'"A' '"'' wax UP - lh' 'a'- g and
SP'aN u i''I'> LN'n Il aus
p"hI l. IN '1r carriage l. = as
ant To he'r such bad Ian-la csc
men III t"' camps U.s. ".. ing
horses nave studded TIE Up pie
closely since they nave been AMI
my OPINION II tHa; tH.' arr ID -.
WI" =" about i." ,H-a.r. the
gHI'H OF %ti'>.'~.
l"iN lazy l. BRAY" an! II mt
wpnia vi" has Travelled a.. br gh
Europe VIII her D." -a!. Inv
New York business uaa IAN
shoot IiN" q veteran >rea' wH nc ne
NDiytr. Sti WHO know W she
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10

-M~--tt--i 49, 500 tHse >
~-En; ri LIZ ~s-aF
esatsI. f~~ AMI =.
. c,rk~c Brs-~- u@r-
-Insiai- Ou usI -- "a c-H
Lu.n r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
Ia fg'e

-N- >szxA-r-cs&s 49,. sA<s
Had e sos~r !. tAsfs " k-nxs
q. ez~xsM,EL1. se.-
|<r Ss.<-s pAszs nS >a<A-
|so-~ 80 axe b S>0 ks< ssss
|n~ ps.C - sasgs>S - A-c~4s
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10

Tn high; r-sicncc n ne world
10 AS - - toe osbo-n- spartm-n;
building a; Ne~ YORK II measure.
;~o hGn1rvd fce;trOm .Hle~-IS 10 ROT
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10

eany perSon who takes the paper reg.
ulariy froEa the ~Iost-oftce. whether directed
TO ~ usus or whether he f. a subscriber or
ras. - re~FoB- hie for the par.
II. cgGrt- hare decided that refusing 70
szke u-H-paper- from the po-t-oftcs, or r-
nox..y and leaving then uncaiied for. Is
r~-ra faNts e-.dcrc- OF INTENTIONAL YaACD
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10

In ;se early DAYS q ,As American
re'olu'icn ths men VI the sosr vsc
nlnass HsR-I4ss Svsssyh
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10

An a~ts~r1~n~a: n s>s-~s- pa
PER insair~~ >~nxioGsy Tor AplA-n rosa
eng SCAT a. * reAs Lo~. E.k
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
GRIP tight,

sus 2 thou na,' found thy WORK TO 10.
Th-u HIS j. ths $780, par
ss.af BE- - on q thy lest % ci:ts.
Aus 90 a -Ith hand aud heart
u .zsk go sAr-.--. u:E.r- Ill sic
? G-afux trYu heid-t too light:
- -sfrt "f . haupy circumstance
Crap ugtI
H. 'bsI q hsu. tho ngmIic aud poor.
o. 900 - f1uu h. tbs Ic
trpF 80 tl-H' raat nothing on earth
To ha11r 4ls rav A-art i vide.
y al ff- 80 fr.m 'by h~.'.!l.-, haui.
kssp ta- s'b -a-Ou- might
n. LoE- :sF tas nan wlo home and ~lfc
'Ip- uxE-
sE.a t.r = 20 shr nan uhO caa win and
Ef.s
e. H.-. l- -ali. lUI h.- land.
iisfs - q. fH- 'rI, a4g -t.s4fs-t hart.
. Co. on. -Dr- 90 strong right hand.
? l-l 20 4a ros- .rt zen hold h. place.
b. h..s- 49, eau usHI h. rI-hL.
. .e BOO I- h..lrl1 "a. tus 80 lie
4as ras -4.ft Nofd- of tLc brave old
T -.f-
GRIP f.lt
-EI'er 'uIn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-09-10
GRIP TIGHT.

Var iioy lay dy.nz One -ummer eyc.
IL az - h- rz-~mcut Wile:
IL i,-Jksi a. n. green aud fertile lands,
.ns -sd. wish a fash 81 prte;
~Ou k"l-rt. thi- iori.hip fair u ours:
~ Any 4 syEi. thy right.
IL.y. but to words To- say 10 thee:
GRIP tgst."
~. .tort. strong uorf- Ike q trumpet call,
NoE .t-,.n % WHIST fu"y ~;
Tier - = tlfs ia th- Affair." oft men.
snd a oo-n.> not eE~ry day.
q; q truc fhe- rts-t Ia some good hour,
T4k- q q - 'hy nght:
goaa-r tssu k..p Il thine. Their. Is one
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-04-30
philadelphia Record.

If everybody should be protected
the system Of protection would be
useless to anybody. 1t is necessary
to its success that money shall be
taken from the pockets of one portion
Of the people in order to put it into
the pockets Of another portion. The
persons who get the money are "pro-
tected;" the persons who pay the
money are robbed.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-04-30

Persons who have a superstitiOus
dread of FRIDAY will not be pleased to
learn that this is thoroughly
Friday year. 1t came in on Friday,
will 60 out on a Friday ahd will have
fifty-three Fridays. There are four
months in the year that have FIVE Fri
days each; changes Of the moon occur
five times on Friday, and the longest
and shortest day Of the year each falls
on Friday,
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-04-30
NfItK IOhtI rs g
MILWAUKEE, WIS.

NOTICE-Land Office at Watertown, D. T.
~ April 9, 1856, Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed no.
tice OF his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Clerk OF the
District Court, at Wilmot. Roberts county, d
T., on June 9TH, 1886, viz:
David II. Junkins,
D No. 66l for the hi SW or sec 122, NE
ar SE ar and Sc or NE or, section q, tp
l22, r A. lie names the following witness
es to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz: Testimony
to be taken before A. w. Movius, Notary
Public at Big Stone City, p I, on June I'd,
1856 David Shaw, +. W. Fuhs, Henry Schitf,
+. d. Blanchard, all OF Big Stone City, I.
NJ. w. SHEAFE, Register
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-04-30

Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage in recent
sermon on "The Press thus shows
some of the inner experiences of the
newspaper fraternity:
One of the great trials of this news
paper profession is the fact that they
are compelled to see more of the shams
Of the world than any other profess
sion. Through every newspaper office
day by day, go the weaknesses of the
world, the vanlties that want to be
pulled, the revenges that want to be
Wreaked. all the mistakes that want
to be corrected, all the dull speakers
who want to be thought eloquent. all
the meanness that wants to get it's
wares noticed gratis in the editorial
columns in order to save the tax
the advertising columns, all
men who want to be set right who
never were right, all the crack Drained
philosophers, with story as long as
dis their hair and as gloomy as their
finger nails, in mourning because be-
Tett OF soap; all the itinerant bores
who come to stay five minutes and stop
an hour. From the editorial and re-
portorial rooms all the follies and
shams of the world are seen day by
day. and the temptation is to believe
neither in God, man, nor woman. 1t
Is no surprise to me that in your pro-
fesslon there are some skeptical men.
| only wonder that you believe any
thing
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-04-30

NOTICE. Land Office at Waterfowl, ID T..
~ April l6. 1856. Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim. and that said proof will
he made before the Clerk OF District Court OF
Roberts county. at Wilmot, Roberts county.
d T. on June 1st, 1856. viz:
Herman Herpner,
p D No 657 for the SE Or Sc ar sec 13,
l22, X 4S. and Lot 4 ana Sc or and SW Or
and SW ar SE or. sec Is, town l22. A. lie
names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence II pon and cultivation
OF said land, viz Jacob Steltz Rudolph Fel-
ling, John = Steltz. Edward kHolland, all OF
Geneva, D T.
n w SHEAFE, Register.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-04-30

THE House committee on territories
Wednesday, agreed upon an adverse
report on Harrison bill for the ad.
mission and division of Dakota. The
people Of Dakota can now expect
either division or secession as nothing
less will cool their heated blood.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-04-30
Easter Services.

st. Charles hall was very tastefully
decorated by the ladies Of the NJ E.
church with fine display OF flowers,
last Sunday, and an Easter sermon was
delivered by the pastor on the Paschal
Lamb.
The Rev. Mr.. Ware. of the Presby-
terlan church, in remembrance of the
day, preached an able and interesting
discourse on the Resurrection.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1886-04-30

We invite the farmers of the cOun-
ty ana of this section to give our
mill a trial.
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Notice to Paupors Outside the
Poor House.
OFrIcB OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,

OFf1cB OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
UNION, April 13, 1886.
"HEREAS, we. the Board Of County Com
w missioners, finding that the benef oiary
plan Of supporting Paupors outside OF the
Poor House, has proved too expensive and. op-
pressive upon the tax payers of the coun ty,
have made ample arrangements at the County
Poor House for the accommodation Of oil who
are entitled to the support Of the county, with
in that Institution,
This is made necessary, in consequence of
the heavy costs that is Immediately necessary
for repairs upon the Court House and Jail,
which, in addition to tho ordinary county ex-
penses, will demand the closest economy to
make the present tax levy meet the demands
upon the Treasury this year.
The Board therefore notifies all who may be
concerned, that on and after the 1st day of
June next, all support Of individuals, outside
OF the Poor House, will cease, end oil persons
applying for assistance and support from the
County, must file their petitions, properly cir
tihed to by Drs. c. 7. Murphy & Smith, Poor
House Physicians, as needy and worthy SUBJ
jects for admission to the Poor House.
BY order Of the Board
G. GAGE. JAS. S. DOUGLASS,
CLERK Chm b. C. c.
april 8O II It.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-30

A. R. STOKES. & CO., have just 70
ceived fresh lot of Flour of following
first class braudea:
Diamond Patent, and Free Trade.
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The cheapest and good and reliable weekly
newspaper is the Columbia Weekly Register,
price one dollar year. Eight pages Of good
reading matter. The latest 'telegrarhic news.
Remit to the publisher, Charles A. Calvo, jr.
Columbia, s. c.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-30

Now is the time for White Washing. Us,
Alabastine instead oflime. 1t is as easily OF
piled, and as cheap, and will not rub off. Il
also good disinfectant. Can be had in Whit,
or Colors, at FOSTER & WILKINS.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-04-30

Spring is at hand, and "lovers of the weed
will be delighted with the "May Blossom,
Sartor & Arthur's s cent leader. Try
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Business Notices.

just received, thousand lot Of fine cigars.
Havanah filed for 8 cents, at Sarter & Arthur's s.