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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
BURDETTE'S HUM0R.
FUNNY AND RAMBLING NOTES on
MANY ToPICs
A EapoIsonio Yiuancier-Ths Way to
Build Church-All cuist on
the Potomac, Etc.
tFor the DIspatch-copyrighted 1881
Won Arc xo yapoyeon.

You Are No Napoleon.
Did you ever notice how easily any
man void of conscience and honesty
passes n counterfeit half-dollar on you,
and how utterly impossible it is for you
to get nd OF it Other men pass the
glittering cheat along, but when 1t
reaches you there it sticks. In the dark
and gloomy street-car, where the shrek
ing blast and whirling snow put out the
Pickering lamps, the half-frozen driver
OF the bob-tail detects the swindle by the
touch of his benumbed and callous
fingers. The busy man at the ticket
office, making change faster than
mill-wheels strike, gets onto you
with both feet. Everybody recognizes
the cheat, and one glance at your guilty
face convinces them that You are pnr-
posely trying to pass the debased coin.
II you go back to the man who gave 1t
to you, he boots, aud laughs You to
scorn, and says he couldn't be fooled
with that chunk of glass and pewter If
he was dead. i once carried counter
felt half for two weeks, and utterly
ruined my good standing by Offering
it to everybody l dealt with. Twice
l put it in contribution boxes in
church, and the deacons, ono a
Congregationalist and the other Bsp-
tist-my own father-spotted me both
times. In despair I told a friend about
it one day, q brisk Young fellow, who
never had any money and had no credit,
but could always get what he wanted.
"Let me see it," he said. "Good as
gold" he added. tossing it in the air
"but l could make better one ont of
wood in the dark. Let's get a cigar.
I held him back. "Tve been in
that place with it twice." l
said, "and the last time the man
threw it at me and threatened to have
me arrested" "You don't count" said
he, and in We went; he bought three
cigars, got quarter in change. looked
at it suspiciously, and remarking TO the
dealer as he reluctantly pocketed 1t. that
there was more counterfeit silver than
good money in circulation, came out.
was dumb with amazement, but no only
said Robbie, there's nothing to yon
you'll die in the poorhouse." But you're
just like me. To be Napoleon OF
finance, one must be born so. You can't
"make up" for the past with any degree
Of success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
She Had Him There.

"Pshaw " exclaimed Grimshaw II
have no patience with a woman. You
look under the bed 10 see a man, and
you'd scream blue murder il you saw
one" "What of that ?" retorted his
patient wife " 1 saw you put your hand
on the radiator to see if it was hot, and
you jumped up and down and swore like
a trooper when you found that it was.
Grimshaw has now less patience with
'em than ever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
someth,ue for All Time.

"Do something, my brother" said the
pastor earnestly, "do something that will
stand the test of time /; something that
will outlast your life, andlive for genera
tons after youare dead and gone" And
the elder said he would he had gone into
a big real estate and railroad deal, and
expected to leave his children lawsuit
that would keep them busy about two
hundred wears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
Tbot,s tho way 70 BuiId I'm.

"Well sir" said Elder Passbasket
proudly, "there's one good thing about
our new church. 1t was built without a
debt. We Just got together and Dor
rowed So, COO on long time and easy in
terest, and we paid for every stone as it
was laid, and dedicated the church free
of debt" The elders children won't be
heard from until the elder and bis gen
Grafton have been gathered to their
fathers and the mortgages begin to fall
in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

Captain Peter Echels, of Cincinnati,
an old river man, has constructed won
derful little water-craft, which was tested
on the Little Miami river the other day.
II is called the marine locomotive, and
is intended for pleasure-riding Ii is so
constructed that the wheels are both air
and water-tight. The model used was
ten feet long, and o weight of eight per-
sons was placed aboard of it and the
machinery, although only of clock
spring make, caused the small boat to
make an average speed either way of
from fourteen to eighteen miles per hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
RauaIIIn AinniIlhna

"I find it almost impossible" said
Polyp, "to find hat that will fit my
head comfortably" "You ought
always to wear a soft felt. said Placidus,
land it would fit 50 neatly you couldn't
tell head from hat"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
A Little White Hand.
For the Dispatch.


A little white hand Is rowing now,
Amid the soft locks on mothers brow,
And now itis playing with baDy toes.
Now pattlng L cheek where bright health
glows.
A little whito hand Is making bed,
SO soft and white Tor dOlly's head,
And picking up scraps which mother nings
down,
To make for dolly a beautiful gown.
A little white hand "a culling flowers,
Which spring and bloom In -hady bowers,
And Wroathing garland rich and rare,
10 encircle a brow that's wee aud fair.
little white hand Is training now
The ringlets bright on malden's brow,
And planning a nosegsy With girlisn taste,
To be worn at a beautifully-rOuuded waist
little white hand now wears a ring,
With setting ~ clear as a crystal spring,
Aud IL you venture % question, why,
A crimson blush Is the only reply.
IT'S a soft and smiling summer day,
At an altar Is seen Il parson gray,
Before him a youth aud maiden stand,
As he gives In marriage lido white hand.
ia. ALLIE GALLAGHER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
Mock Agony.

What wine is mock agony? Cham
payne (sham pain). If it was real pain
in the lungs or chest, Taylor's Cherokee
Remedy Of Sweet-Gum and Mullen will
cure IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
Preaidena National Rank.

Meanwhile, Tenn. writes: In my opinion from
experience IN my Yifes case, your Lemon Elixir
has few II any equals. and no superiors In medi-
cine for the regulation OF the liver. stomach. aud
bowels. our Lemon Hot Drops are superior to
any remedies we have ever been able 10 get for
my wiies throat and lung-dlsease. feel GER
tain. aud 80 does che, that your Lemon Elixir
and Lemon Hot Drops have been the means Of
greatly proonRlng her life. We have not the
least idea that she would now DO living only for
these remedies Had she only used these RENE
dies sooner she would long since, In my opinion,
have been we'll and been saved tho great sunor-
W. II. MAGNEss.
To DR.. II. EOSisy. Atlanta, Ga.
FROM A PROMINENT LADY.
have not been able In two years 10 walk or
stand without suffering great pain. Since taking
DR.. Mozleys Lemon Elixir can walk half mile
without suffering the least Inconvenience.
MRs. Il. ii. BL0ODWORrH. GrlnIn, Ga
LEMON HOT DROPS.
Ihad for several years severe liberated soro
throat. causing much pain and uneasiness, as
there was considerable hemorrhage when cough
ing. | bought one bottle Of DR.. M0Eley's Lemon
Hot Drops. II gave me almostimmediate relief ;
have used Il only twoniy-four hours. and my
throat and cough Is almost entirely well. IL ie
certainly an efficient and speedy remedy.
N. +. THOMPSON,
ll5 south Forsyth street, Atlanta, Ga
fe 5-SutApl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
ComparatiyeIy Speaking.

ais Mrs. Fullbloom a widow,
Charlie?" "She's a widower." "A
widowerl How can that be?" "She's
been q widow twice. Once more will
make her widowest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
PROPOSALS.
o. 49,. Iall"a|af ~
$4,000.
RICHMOND, February !, iess.

RIcnvoSp. February !, iess.
SEALED BIDS addressed TO tho undersisned
win be received q, the ONCE OF the City Aa<s,or
until S O'Clock on WEDNESDAY. February s
1855, for oil Or any portion Of $4,000 PER
cgNTUM REGISTERED BONDS OF rae ciTY
or RICHMOND. payable tbIrty-four years aftss
the ist day Of January, issS
Tho bids will DO opened al the time sbove
named 10 the presence Of tho Committee On FL
nance Of tho City Council
These bonds viii be issued under authority Of
a resolution Of the Council approved January IL.
1855, TO provide funds for the redemption Of me
per cent. bonds maturing the iss Of July merit
Bids must be endorsed, bids for the $4,000
per cent Loan"
The Committee on Finance reserve the right
TO reject any aud all bids for these bonds.
ANDREW PlZziSI, in.
70 e-td Chairman Committee on Einaaee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

doctor" said the hypochondrlnc,
"this pain in my side is maddening."
Il know it is" replied old Bolus ait
makes me mad every time | hear You
speak of it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

Invest, young man invest twenty-five
cents in q bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup If your sweetheart has q cough,
and be happy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
DissOLUTIONs q PARrNERsHiPs;
OoO-OOO MAIN STREET.

/ have this day sold my STOVE, MANTEL,
&C, PLUMBING. THINNING, STEAM and GAS
FITTING BUSINESS. at the above numbers. TO
Messrs. HENSON & KENDLER. Of this city,
and earnestly reques. my friends and CUSTOM
err 70 continue 10 them tina; patronage which
they have so generously bestowed upon me-
Respectfully, WI. ANDERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

@. o. d. Kelly. an octogenarian Mexi-
can-War veteran now living in San Fran
cisco, has Just heard that he Is entitled to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

As will DO seen by the above card, We have
added Mr.. AndersOn's business % our GALVA-
NIZEO-tROS BUSINESS, and are prepared 70
give 70 our customers, his friends, aud tho pub
lie generally irst.class work at our GALyAN-
lied lRON-WORKs, Hancock and Broad
streets. 10 that line. and STOVE MANTEL, &C,
PLUMBING, TIMING. STEAM and GAs-FIr-
TING at the establishment Just purchased, 40
so and $50 Main street
feiW F&Su3t HENSON 4 KENDLRR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
l.. c. YOUNGER,
NJ. MILLHISER.
GUs1AVUS MlLLHISER.

STATE OF vIRGNIA-CiTY or RIcHXoyp-ro WIT,
]. Julius siraus. a notary public fof the city
aforesaid In the state Of Virginia, DO certify that
l.. c. Younger. NJ. Mllhiser, and Gustayus MIL
hiscr, whose names are signed 70 tho foregoing
certificate. have this day seyeraily acknowledged
the same before me Ia my ssid city; and FUR
made oath before me. I'm my said city. tina, tho
said N. Millhissr snd GustayUs Millhissr DID
each pay In actual cash into the partnership
when originally formed the sam Of 1910
Given under my hand this 3ist day Of Deem
Der, 1867.
fsignedl JULIUS sTRAUs,
IA -Sugt Notary PubIl..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
Then she Nav Come In.
60 savwe AIIofU..

What though the spicy brcezes
Sweep DER Dakots's plBinf
Two more midwinter freezes
VIII crack her right I'm twain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

Sold everywhere. Price; cUrTcusA, soc. +;
soar, &c hssOLvsST. 81. Prepared BY ths
POrFEK DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co. hoeton. Asss
fy- Send for How 20 cure skin Dierss~s," q
pages, 50 illustrations, aud 100 testimonials
TINTED with the loyelisat deicacy IL the skin
nrcaorvsd with CrrtCrRA MgDfgATyD SOAP,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
HENSON & KENDLER.


THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT l.. q.
l. YOUNGER. W. MILLHiSER, aud GUsTA-
YUS MILLHISfR, oil Of the city Of Richmond
and State OF Virginia. have this day RENEW ED
THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP heretofore
formed on the g0th day Of March, 1873. tor tho
purpose OF conducting IN tho city 81 hicnmoho.
Va, the GENERAL WHOLESALE GROCERY
ASb LIQUOR BUSINESS. The partnership as
nrn-name will DO l.. e. YOUNGER. The special
partners arc VI. MILLHISER and GUSTAyUS
MlLLulSsR, and they did each contribute &C
the time this partnership was originally formed
tne sum Of $50. making an aggregate ~
Si7,sO), which capital stock IL now unimpalred.
The general partner is l.. G. YOUNGER
Given under our hand this 3isg day u Decems
Dor, 1857.
lsignodl T.. c. YOUNGER,
NJ. MfLLHISER.
GUs1AvUS MILLHIsER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

CurIcuRA tho grea, satin cure, and CrrIcrRA
soar, an exquisite skin beautiner, externally,
and CuTfCURk REsoLyEET. She new blood purt-
ner, internally. are positive cure for every
form Of skin and blood disease fron pimplss 70
scrofula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASS0-
w GATED with US IN business Mr.. y. T.
BEYERiDGE, formerly with Mr.. &. J. TodA
The style Of the arm will DO
SAVAGE, BEyERIDGE & co.
Thanking orr friends Tor their liberal patron
ago IA tho past We respectfully solicit . coniinu-
ance OF the same 10 tho new concern.
fei,2l&5 y. X SAVAGE & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
HAvB YOU A HUMOR OF THE
III SKIN OR BIooDi Irso TN cUTL
CHM yOIf

was Induced. sftor all other remedies hsd
failed. 10 use no CUrIcusA RsSyofss on ny boy
four years " age. who bad running sores rom
his thighs 20 the ends 81 his toes. Tho nails fell
OF His arms and face we're Also covered, and he
was horrible sight Tho CUTicueA and CrTI-
cURA soar were all that used. Two days sftsr
their use we could rec = change for tno better,
and IN six weeks the child WAS perfectly we'll
was then induced 10 try them further, AZ my
wife had what we termed dry scale t<tter, %
psoriasls, for nearly fifteen years, aud tried
eyerv,hine mat ( could get hold OF and asted
the advice Of the most eminent OF the profession,
but all In vain. u WAS all over her BODY and All
over her head ana face She usod bal one bottle q
the RssoLyySr two boxes 81 the CUfISURk, snd
two cakes Of CUTfcuRA SOAP. and In Que week
from the time sne began their use could SO
change for tho better. IL IA now nearly ono YEAR
since she stopped using the CrricCKA hkHsytss.
and there Il 10 return. | pronounce her entire-
ly cured. No one. only those who have tne dis-
ease and those who are constantly about dl-
eased patients, can realize the torture Ia which
they ara PLACED. -
have recommended the CUrIcuBA RKsspfss
10 all whom have met mat were In any way IN
neod Of skin cure One man 70 whom lrecom-
mended them hal suffered for over twelve years.
and In that time speut nearly i've hundred co.-
lars TO be cured; but nOthing helped. and now
after tho use OF i've bottles Of the cUricuRA hE-
SOLVENT, and several boxes Of CUrIcUkA, snd
Two cakesof CuricUaA SOAP, re!oices la having
found n cure. I have others al preeest under
treatment, and with good prospects. In no case,
10 my knowledge, have The CyiicvRA hshEpiss
failed
take pleasure IN sending this 20 you, trusting
that Il may proyes blessing 10 YOU ADD 70 the
suffering D3- = MiLLIkON.
Kimhali, Rrule county, DAKOTA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05
HIS LITERARY WORK.

Mr.. Pedder, previous 10 his appear
ance before the public In the r0te of
publisher, had written several books
one OF them, Religion and Progress"
being very thoughtful and interesting
study. Another Of his books was enti-
tied "Jesus of the Age; or, Conse-
quences Involved in Modern Thought.
lie wrote another book which he styled
"Man and Woman in their Relations to
Each Other and the World" This was
his first published work. 1t was thought
by those who knew the ability of Mr.. Ped
der that he wouldsupport himself and his
family with the pen, but the place OF his
exile was not exactly suited to literary
man, and there was no avenue he could
reach whereby his pen-work could be
made remunerative.
His family consists OF himself, his
wife, and two nieces OF his wife who have
always shared his home and are depen-
dent upon him.
Poverty has now driven Mr.. Pedder to
make known his condition. He is walk
ing the streets OF London seeking un-
ayailingly for work. He is heart-broken.
il is said, and his urgent letters asking
for help for those dearer to him than his
own life are pitiable in the extreme. He
protests that he Is not the guilty man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

RICHMOND. VA, January 2, issa
+ HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED MY
A foreman, Mr. GEORGE g. WARE. - an In.
terest la my BUILDING BUSINESS. Tho siyls
Of the nrm will DO WlSGtTELD & WARE.
fe 2-n' JOSEPH +. MlN0FIELD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-05

Kimball. Brule county, Dakota.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-06-29
%nt;cc Of Mort gage Sale.
lr,rs. Publication June =, -

lt'irs. Publication June - .,,lo
lis wife. ! ornsbv
- M"l.s. - - Trust Deed dated reb 1a''i'
,Nss and recorded in the once q ~. ~ - =
~ Deeds III and or Grant county, 80 = 49,
80 NO =. o1th day ol February, \. = 49, =
-. ~. o'clock u. m. ii book !. " illoi :
On - page t35, t3f, and 637, .,.a., ,nar,or ot
on n,iars,eagea premises, Southeast quarter =
.o,, thirty Jour t34,1 township one NJ -
: rod and twenty ll2ol, ran5e NY ~, ~ nc.
q aie. =, mo IL, i. u containing l'e asres !.
"es. ne,anlt having been made III fhe as,''1"s ''e
p.'a' n,,nd-ed aad tlirty-slX aaa y "
% ~ ,el dollars, which is tie a. siiis a"',
" oo,u, ,cons;nr the whole sum 81 one iii"u-
therep. 80 ."a s,y ard 3b-lVO (Slo36.3bl doilaf,
anu 'nnl3 l3e according to the snpnlailohs -
IA mortgage or trust deed, 'ile 80 49, ..'o
sa'u -, rms, deed wi. be ioree losed " 49,
sash mor,ga.ed premises as above ueso, .1 .ha
9. ,,ii. 49, aDction AZ the front dool :, m -
~ p.l,. hnuse IN Milbank, Gran. Coan.y's - 49, :
co''I. s,'e-i.f q, Grant county, - on ~ ~
by .ne , sn :, August. A. y. 1855, ut y oelo.h
l7ln a., tho highest bidder Tor cash 20 sao's',
NJ, 80, - then due on said mortgage y,
the a'nouns and costs and disbursements al-d
trust de.u Liars attorneys tees as stipulated ~
said mortgage.., of 1n,e A u. 1853.
Dated 'il'S 1''A Il. 5. ORMSbl,
Mortgage or Trustee
- Mov,us. Atty for Mor.gagee.and rus
., 20 - Big stone City, OAK.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-06-29
ST UNIONS.
FIRST pnhllcatlnn .Iune

FIRST Pnhllcs.tion lunc T..
TERRITORY oF DAKOTA, iiull ln.4,sial
Distrct-ss. In the District Sour. IL .us
Tor Grant County.
,!ichael iiohenwald, Plaintiff,
Fiorentine liohel,vald Neit
70 Floreatine liohenwai, 4 etendant
Nau are hereby sun monei and required -
answer the complain. II tlas acton, winch
will lie filed III the office u the .fslol u tie
district court within III. or tie county 0t
Grant and Territor, o' Oak "a. At the cenr
house III MfIbank cousty o' Grant ard IA
kata Territory and To serve q e"pv ~ spa!
answer on the subscribers 1t tho Ntie. II
Bl. stone City, Dakota Territory, WITHIN
thlr.y DAYS after the service ot this summons,
exclusive oi tht ID, ot service. Il yoa tati
to answer tie complaint within tfsat time,
tie plail.titf VIII apply to the soart 81 I Is
rellel selnani"iln IL II. complaint.
patea IL b. rtofie City. y ! thls - la
II May, 4. !. i7o4
BENNETT 4 fIDREGGE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the a'ove named pstonlant
Take notice, that the complaint herein was
filed III the Office q! the clerk ~ tie above
named court, At Ml,bank. County OF ivaitl
pakota Territory, Oh the ist day q. laee,
ls.s. BEs,ErT Y ELnRLnGE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated the lst day Of June, lss'
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-06-29

NOR SALE. Household Furniture, lnclu-
ding Bed stead, bel springs. Bureau,
Tables. Commode, Sofa, Cane GhaIfs, Rocker
Ha,di Coal Burner and Cooking stoves,
r1otIes vrlnver, Sewing Machine, Lrockery
Yar. nl numerous other articles tor sale
elaau tr cash hy Henry Nell. Also his
4feI'Ia. house ior sale. Enquire at
Ilrz.t,,=athce and see list 81 articles Tor sale.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-06-29

| o''Viy "ocu Aoi plcnlc purposes hv ,ha
surrounding country. ana has >4y.,rI
buildings for the accommodatio, ~
campers and visitors. No mora ~,
] proprlate grounds for woyshin ,h1
! praise can be found, and the ANIMAL
camp. meetings are yearly prow;nr -
attendance and interest. >eynra1
springs OF clear, cold water run ont
from the bosom of the park ana snar.
kle gaily AS they dance over the rocks
into the lake. Trees of several kinas
afford abundant shade, and every "a.
cillty IS found for tenting. 30 obre,st
In which is lodged particle of sputi.
ment, can visit Simpson Park without
feeling impressed with the dlyIu,
! work OF providence. and when this
sentiment ls fed with prayers Of
praise and thanksgiving j. is almost
sure to break forth IN a pure RELIGIONS
! lame Adjoining Simpson Park on
! the north is that perfect gem .. nat.
hral beauty, the addition ..
ENDEELl
! Although IN the hands pf nature II
| requires no strcach OF lnaglnatlou Ia
5, picture the great beauty With which
AIT with i few stlochs may eIuoW 1t.
1t was arranged by the great arciIt.
Get as the auditorium wherein eyrly
! seat commands iull view Of tie
.,,, 80, : -. - .'''
''ol.,i' .has aa' so"ti' ~ - baat. -.
seral Aberdeen people are alIea,y
owners OF lots III EnCelly, and 1t Win
,,,l., ar,,N, .n,,,,., '''s'l '.''f
| ,,n ,ln,a ,han,,,.r ,1,t;l III. tan
! ,...ehed and ,,1lo No., n,..Ial, ,i;na
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1t So, .sl. :, - :, .'''.. '1'' ~ ~
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= .,'r,,,',,,,', -, '.,l'.,, r@,'1,..,,.,
3"' i.''.,s'''S ~ .s0'a ,'''.'
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,,,',,.
~ 49, ''"fi' -.
.''a '."a' ,t''.t = VIZ ',S''s ~ ~
80, ,,,.,,,s,, ,,,h,,..,.f3.= =t,.,..=,t ..,.
ii....iv .l,e ,.,,n,4t,n,, e4.s,.. .....4s Ia
grass and i few scrub 1aas although
tie shore continues is ttl4s.e.I con.
tour.
On Enle.ly i, situated il, .anoas
,n,., ,.,.t>..s
,,. ...l,.., - ,a,an-
Already lmlnoitalRed " 1t lesen
daIy poet. These stflhss i've 4orth
~ mex haustihlt ,yIfA q. .te p9lest
',..a s"'e'sss go, ~, 49, tiI .'.'' 49, An
~ ! - ''e'' - - - - ~
a.''l fsis - el.4s 'aAs.l - - 80
~ A'loso l'eli'eSS 80 i 's'5 - .oa
.'.''' 80 .4sth.
IT. a3tN - g 51tks
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1888-06-29

II looks a. if every one was p1s,, The
ming y holiday on the ~ -. " ~ Il i. NJ.
low rates announced ny 'he s:d -. daal
& NJ. road will influence = soo1
Of travel.
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