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Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
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SoT We. Chester, via IAzsEin. so ans
Fof Newark (Centrey and lntsFnedlAta s,a.
asd lassr aSs g 2 s.ssOns lsIaG
BsItI5oTe sn5 ssy lane, sRn
e ., and Y g q. m, %, 4 ", a. u tu
New C,astie, ia so 4. m, Epa
e15 D. M, and " oS Might
qeorggtown aud Lsves. 8 90 =. N - sop.m.
HsrrinRson. I5slaiSr, ana way statiean, sN
ETPrsss for 4 R I; 60 p. n. Wa
EIpE,ss 81 Dover. HArriaEtOa. and Dsl
mar, ~ % Might,
ESp a S Sat DDS c ) oia Point OOn
tort Aad Norfolk mod Night.
AAaANN tfMAAa 4INAil nAANNA4 NNA WI
ninRton lexpreael 11aA . 50 Ym, IN, bla
pH y a a. Y a., &c. so. ga ga
sH, tSLt q s@ ises ie4e and II q .. n,
SUNDAY TRA1Ms,
Tor Philadelphia teHDressh go, tha ste
~, $40, IL 81 =, m.t y, . ~ ana f0e -
Accommodation, ia. M, 2l1 ~. 10
SO 149 and 10 % p, m,
EoE Chester texprcasl, 10. 10. II 81 q n
-. 06. ana 70 % D. M
Aeeommodatioh, ana m, nm. 1 Is, tIp
SIS, II 81 q, NJ ~. tsA 'b3l o., and 1o.9
For West Chester, via LanOkin. sIs N.
FOR psps Caallss. Old Point Comfort, aaa
For New Ca6tie, NiddletoWn, CLAYTON
Dover, FELTON,, HARRINGTON, beAford. Laurel
and Deimar, y % Night
10 Il !. n.y., II Va "a ani ma ZIG N; siu
Leave PhllGdelphia, broad Street. for VIII
A. A., b.8A Isl and ii. ~ Z. III,
Accommodation, Q. 9A 10, n a. NJ, n, H. a.nR,
$40, 8, IS and ZIP. NJ.
For further inform alton, passengers are re,
ferred 10 the ticket once At The station,
TTains marked thus ~ are limited express,
upon which extra fare ID enArged.
sshsrAi hsnssSr asncrsi fssS |SSD Aut
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

CHERIFF's sALE-BYVIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of AIS, Levari FaciAs, 10 me directed,
will be exposed 30 public sale at the hotel
OF w n.iAm &. bMith, u kirkwoOd, In PEN
oader hundred, new Castle County, Della
ware,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l3rH, 1855,
At2 O'Clock. q m.

0..nAtt VI DeA"ahe anu cNate oA ItnntyifA-
MIA, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Iaru, Isss
at2o'clock, p. M,
All that certain nYansioa honse and tract Of
land situate partly In tho township Of Lower
Chichester and partly In the township of Up-
pc Chichester, containing about 10 acres Of
land, together with a valuable min site with
agdndsnt water power 70 ran during the
whole year.
The improvements eorsi Of a stone and
frame dwel iinE house two stories and attic
hish, 2lNs5 feet, containing thirteen rooms.
Also a frame barn aoxiO feet with straw shed
Annexea ihN40 feet, The barn has stabllBE
sufagient 10 accommodate ten head Of stock
Also two wagon houses, cart shed, milk honan
and other ont-butldfuRs A nrst-clnaa A. ~
mill In rood runnine condition.
There ia on the premises a Young orchard Of
apple and pear trees Ia bearing condition.
me lard " FERTILE and productive and well
fenced In Hveuicnt siEc1 dslds This prop
erty Il situate on the road leading from t'iay-
moot to Bo9th's Corner within = half mile Of
Ogden, on tho d. n %. X. n. aad about a mile
IRON Clayinont On the p, w q u. Il. H.,
and IN AZ Improving nelghborhoOd.
Inc mil site las WHtnr power Of twenty
one fect iAll. The pr perry sill be sold either
~ whole OF the mill slte and water power
Will be sol separately.
Inc conditions will be made known at saie.
For further pariic ilRru apply 10 the under
signed on the premises.
sAnUHL HICKMAN,
hl-ftw-itdt ClAymont, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

SlHElslFFls sALB-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ OF LeERri Faeias, 10 me dirontsd
viii ho expoaed 70 public sale, at Lho Oourl
House. on Market street between Tenth Rnd
Eleventh streets, In tho city OF WIlmington,
New Oastlo County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

TO ALL oRoAKRRs; Nothing smc-
dRsds like success" Wash THR Re
PABLIOAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

DE T. A. RRABE.Ra
~ DsrnEtaiogiEt. oTnasolevtu,
Omee aoHH 50. n, 20 II n.
sp. m, TO $40 D. N.
SPHutALFrNs:
Diseased Of the skin and aisaaaaa a,
women Treatment In both bFsnoSee by
tne new adaptation OF OlsotrieItY,
Elaotfolyeiss or Electrical 3arHsrv
no. pn Market STREET.
ieA0'eoo'u Wilmington, DslaWRfa,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

&c head Of frayh COWS and sprina. US-r-1
orn from Lancaster County, Pc h[NYS
Among this lot OF cows are DER
seys that are MI hly recommended for extra
iamily or butter eous. Also some grade
DarhAma that are young add nna and
big mnkeas. 10 head OF Hboata
weighing from 20 70 100 pounds, COED stock
bulls, ] hIst-olssB farm Ano dliVing horea
Also several sets Of new single and double
biapksta.
WaEon will meet train At rhuTiOw which
leaves Wilmington ~ Y 80 p m; ct FELTON,
n D., which leaves " ,lminEton ct 1 o.
clock, end return after sale.
2And months credit.
X. L. EOBBKTS.
La W. StidhAm d Son. sueta. nSdkW. T.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Serge, broken hair line culster stripes,
3 c, four styles.
serse, graduated cluster stripes, CSC
5o-inch 5orge, 2 styles hair llue \
ami = inches apari, 65r Scarce:
desirable, aud worth zoe as the
market goes.
52.iuch cloth In checks and plaids, 75c
styles A little fiuer, 81.
Stripes, Gmbre stripes and checks,
with plain to match, Sc.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
ON SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1883,
At2o'clock, p, m,


All that certain lot OF piece or land with a
two storied brick housU iheTcou erected situate
In the clty Of Wilmingt N aforeaaid. bounded
AVID described % follows. 90 wit;
BEGINNING At ApOin on the southerly side
Of Second 81 Get hetweeu Monroe and Adams
streets IN the middle OF the division wall be-
tween this aud tae adjoining house on the
west and Al the distance Of ~ feet and z
inches ON ,he eastgrty side OF Adams strrei
thence southerly PAT llel With Adams street
passing through the middle OF said wall itg
fect 10 Inches TO the nOrtherly side OF Pls Asant
street a. W cot wide thooce thereby. easterly
parallel with secoa ~ Get 10 feet 2 inches
TO line Of ka'han T.. Jahney's land thence
by line OF the same nurtherlY parallel with
Adams street aud passing through the middle
Of the division wall between this ana said
ia ney'a adjoining house ll3 feet 10 inches 10
the aipresa q side OF Sec oud street and theme
thereby westerly i62 Inches TO the place Of
beginning, be the contents thereof what they
may
SEIZED and taken into execution as the
prupcrt OF Cha les +. hrntOn aud Emma l..
his vile, and I. { =, and 10 b sold by
GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
sherlii's oiiee, Wilmington, October a. 1855.
o3
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
p EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REG IeIEUb OFFICE,

HI REGIarEW'B OFFICE,
hEW CASTLE COUNTY. bel,
Upon the application Of Francis III. Cloud
and Joteph II. Cloud, executors or Anna
n. Barr late OF Wilmington Hun
dred, IN said county deceased. It Is
iste that the Executors fnresaid give notice
Of Erag Tag ,g Of ietters Testamentary upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the tate Of grant
Ing thereof by causing advertisements 10 he
posted within forty days from the date OF such
iettelsin six OF the most public plsces II Inc
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having dsmands against the estate To present
the same, or abide by an Act % Assembly m
such case made and provided: and also cause
the same 10 be ins rtgd WITHIN the same upri-
cd In the Daily REPUBLIcAg, a news
paper published ia Wilmington, bel.
and 70 be continued therein three weeks, Z,
- Given undcrthe hand ana Seal n
L. s. ONCE Of the Register Aforesaid. Al
- wilmington, Ia New Castle Voitutv
aforesaid the day aud yefr above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD,
NOTICE All persons having claims agsi,ist
the estate Of the deceased must present me
game, duly attested to the EIecutors
on or before October 98 issg al
abide the Act Of Assem- hlv IN such cas- made
anu provided. FRANCIS Al, CIOITD-
JOSEPH h. CLOUD,
Address, Wilmington, Del. oai
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
ON TUESDAY,
THE Eth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888.
Rt2 o'elock, p, NJ,
The fonowinE desarlbcd real estate, vlll

All that rertai lot or piece Of land situate
In the city Of Wllm ugtun. with q anne
house. No. 6b CnTlstaga street. thereon
erected, bounded and described as follows, TO
Wili
beginning at stake IN the noriherly side az
Ci rhttana s RE. - feet CaBtCrig from the
sterll side o Madison street theucg nnrth-
eTly parallel to Madison sire - fe-L to q
stake, thence westerly .'af ailel To Chrl.tianA
street 10 feet 10 a ttAke, thence suutherly
parallel 20 haf.isos street % ieet to the said
eafteTly 8 feet TO the place Of beginning.
Book /, Vol. G. page 275.
tied and taken In execution as the nrop-
crty Of John Sweeney, surviving moFtgaR6T.
And the said John Sweeney, Administrator Of
Bridget Sweeney, deceased, and I. Il and
10 be sold by
GILES LAMBsON. sheriff.
theriHis CHiee, Wilmington, October n,
1888. 90
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

CHERRIES sALR-BY VIRTUE on
~ writ o. l,eyAri Faeias 2 me diIeetad will
on Market street, between Tenth aud Eleventh
streets, N the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
county, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

sNEsA.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Store open all day as
usual.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

OF this country ~ we'll 81 Ihai Of GssAi
BEltAin, sho W hes Alsays proved dts
astsr0uS 70 the working oiass.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
DEVoE's
BURNING OIL
COMES TO THE FRONT

More light and a better light
than ever produced from oil be.
fore Highest f c test oil sold.
No smoke, no smell, 70 flicker.
ing You get the one thing
needful, a beautiful WHITE
LIGHT.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06


- hkhlEI's SALE.-hH NIRTUE or A
~ WRIT Of Venditioni ExponGs 10 me
direoteo VIII be expobsd 70 public HRls Al
the hotel OF Eliah A stout, In DelRWaYe
OitY, 10 Red Lion Hundred, New UGstio
County, Dol,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE l4rH DAY OF NUVEMBER. lSss
a. 10 O'Clock .. m,
The following described real ogtAts. viz;
All that lot Of land situste in the village
81 fort Penn, ST Georges Hundred, new
castle Oouaty and state Of DoiaWarS'
marked on the plan Of thS village Of Port
Penn as NO. 28l adjoining q lot hart tofofS
purohased BY Hiram Webb lyinE on the
north tide Of said lot having q front OF 90
Ieet on Oonsrese street and sxts1 ding bR5k
o. right angles thereto $50 feet oontainipg
1000 square feet OF land With q double az
. or frame house thereon erected.
seiasd aud tsken into execution a. thu
property OF robert T. OArpsntar, ad minIs-
Irster OF STA johnson, deceased, and TO be
aold y tfiLkS LAmBSuN, sheriff.
1853. N'''O ~, 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

DIG SALE UF STOCK. WILL BE
ID cold 1t Public sale, 1t the farm Of II.
l., Robarts, on the road from Village llresn
to Chester, mile from Village Green,
ON TaUKsDAY. NovK1ABER s:h, 1855.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

gone for less than 75e; thai
would be a lively seller al
7sc Tile brzec IS soc, TIE
aClaM 50 inches. Every
thread fine wool. Clean, no
grease. Nothing in it that
oughtn't to be there. In
half-a-dozen quiet mixtures
Southeast Of centre.
One of the toughest stuffs
you'll come across. Hard
wiry, springy TO the touch,
and yet soft and yielding
enough to drape gracefully
For knock-about wear, Blu,
neat and modest. We never
heard OF It for less than 374
C. Tile price to aay is age. 10
checks and small plaIds,
dark effects.
Southeast Of centre ..
In all the crowded Dress
Goods there's no kind com
pleter in Its way than s,uRs
for Second Mourning. They
are at the Black Goods coun.
ter, a storeiul by themselves
We have given more thought
to them than ever. More
styles, more that are very
modest priced. Halt a dozen
to set you thinking Of sll.
Serge, broken hair line culster stripes,
3 c, four styles.
Serse, graduated cluster stripes, CSC
5Q-inch Sorge, 2 styles hair llue Y
ami = inches apari, Csc. Scarce;
desirable, aud worth zoe as the
market goes.
52.iuch cloth in checks and plalds, 75c
styles A little fluer, 81.
Stripes, Ombre stripes and checks,
with plain to match, S5c
Northwest Of centre.
We told you the other day
how Camel Hairs have again
come to be one of the most
fashionable Blacks Tor ladies'
wear. The genuine Camel
Hair softens and betters with
use almost to the end. How
shall you know the genuine?
Buy OF a reputable dealer.
Then you're safe; his guar
antee will be behind il. II
you wish to lean on your
own wit, here's a hint. They
say real Camel Hair-the
hanging hairs-takes a JET
black, while the blacklist oil
the make-believes has a
grayish cast
Six or eight qualities Of
Black Dress Goods that
have been 65 to 75c GO
down to SOC. Stripes, plaids,
fancy weaves and plain.
Ends of lots, and yet a bit
too big to be bundled off tc
the Remnant counter.
Northwest of centre
Because Jewelry Is mostly
extravagant is no reason The
prices should be WIZ
shouldn't Diamonds and
Watches and the golden
bits and ornaments thai
| almost everybody likes ir
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

AReSa the noteworthy things for
whi'e tu!s campaign oaa be nOlsd Is
tne aossnoe Of personalities The can.
pAgu OF 1884 was 6lthy throu EhouG,
Ana any foreigner rsadiEE tho leading
parry pspsrb Of that tins would have
peen led 70 believe thAI 4s had geRroh-
"a 'hs oouE'ry ovsr to end two OF Ihs
very WorI, men as candidates for tho
hisaesi tfale in the gin OF the Amsrl-
oan people Nov that this cam palRn
y endsa, Es cen feel thankful mai Il
nAs oeen notable exception In this re-
sps"' AMI Il Is hoped that oil oomlpg
oAmpAEus may bs oondusled In ths
sAme manner Principles and no, men
Nv essn attacked, Aud Il there Is 3
voter Who does not folly uudsrTs,nd ~
S tssusa involved 10 so-day's oontevt Il d
peeAuse be has OloEed his sye1 ma an,
sa1 refused TO see or hear. Everything
pet,alnlng 70 the matter has bseu o..
saed and discussed by orators apd
Newspapers VI bo,n pNrgss In a oIeuT
Ana comprehensive nsnnsr, and n Il
Psooeole las people Wll vose with 4
better undertaking ,hsn ever heioye
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

EAST HUUND.
FOR Phliad0lphia And UhessAP, gIG Yn
%, te 500 %, 10 % and Hll IL 4. m 90 o.
3 w. % %, 8 II, 20, 7 %, % IS and o. D. n
On aundhya7 40, : bs, Q oS, 10 30 and Eli ~
nj %, 0o,9 5s,ab 20, : ~, . G8,as g and u
p, q,
h.m.
Tee baltimore, accommodation, daily IL
koi Chicago and PittspurE, express, daily
OiheiDpAu and st. Louis express, dam
II % N.
BtitimoEs nooomn odEtiou, dAry ann
Ptttsours, OhiesEO and St. T,ouls szproih
daily 3 90 p n.
singsrly accommodation, daily fsopm.
HO4 AshHLNNMlkG, 10 a. h.aEnaaJ
2alyi lloo q. n. eAilF aXHspt sunday, 81
bol 20 =, N. daily.
IFzins isays issTkss ntgaai hs4slon,
Ter Phiis;leinEiA ape .. m. dairy. Eci
balttmera = W =. ~, deity. Fer LAHdGn
berg $50 and II. % A. ~. daily, OrosDa Fan
da1, area p on sunday uuIYi s,Sa and SIS
Pi,ts5aTs, Unisazo ana b. Louis szprss,
TIaiha f1F Nilpinrt5a--IaSvs shuaag
2nts, daily, ~ y, l0.ep, ail " ~ VA, IL o.
gcSR, - eos, 30, At.ea. Hse, llq, lole,
6s6y, syespt sunday. ~, y.ss .. n A.,
ht.at, shd y, n.
BEndays only. e.fs am.
HEpFess tr1i1es
RATEs TO TRsTNns POINTS L0wMR EMAB
VIA AMY oTHEH LmH.
". u. JLLski lll7Ia q. OBUUL,k
Coal eltuAEoF. Eonn FaS4, AHaE.
TslsnhoRs 40. Tvs.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

FInLADrLrnIA. Taesday, NOvembcr q ~,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

SHRRIFF'S SALE -BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of Levari Faclas, 10 me directed,
viii be eN posed 10 puhiir sale. At the Court
lIohBe, on Market sire between Tenth aud
Eleventh streets, IN the " OF WILMINGTON ,
New Castle county, Dol,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

CHERIFF's SALE BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ Of LevAri Facias ~
me directed, VIII be . xposad 10 publio sale II
the Court House, on Market street, be ween
Tenth ann Eleventh streets, IN The city OF
WILMINGTON. REV Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

bI THH slna this reaches oar rad.
eth we battle will b. alrnst eudsd. ana
~ Gsnszs hat victory viii perch upon
she hepuoti,An bsnnsFs Ths indioa-
aoas - tails writing nrs Ill iavoTsS,s
!. an1 :, ne nsas from E.T Jsrsy, 81 vel
= HeV York shogs lba, .bSss s,S,es
n' ess' ,hslr electoral vote loF HsrrI
zsyets NV norton e,a,, Tae people fuIy un-
Ps1ipatsiAba s@Pslga pys 80 ,,t ~ ,uls
Almost ,, itsdsi s01 On usss r. gls,s sssS.s
a@Sp9erE Sn.asy. Tas rssuIt IN
81. n knJsa unsH ,9.n,,rs1 80 -
laps bly, NOT thsn 10 asf.s,ni,v W.
Gid M. feVer, do nol, cspuo, baj.1s he,
=, are . msl }Flty Of tbs voters Of I'D srsst
aen1 AWNING 6isles ars "a to1lish 81
NoR S2slnsa oolioy under whIob
Ns aa'a Ptosys ed, Tor the ourpsss 9 1
eSlls Au sxpsrIosn1 Nh oa ths hISlorv
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

L -OF-
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

WIN be sold at public sale on the premissa,
In the township Of Lower Chichester, In the
county OF Delaware and State OF PennsJlyA-
MIA, on
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

- Il ERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ Of LevAri Faclaa, 10 me directed,
viii be- enI u5ed 70 public sale at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth ana
Eleventh street, In TIE city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, ID iaware,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

4 tstllll
ilisihE
F1BAllh
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

INs /.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06

Because Jewelry Is mostly
extravagant is no reason the
prices should be Why
shouldn't Diamonds and
Watches and the golden
bits and ornaments that
almost everybody likes in
one shape Or anotoer re had
Just as other merchandise
A little corner of a little
counter used to do for our
Jewelry and such like things.
We have added and added
Never space enough for the
busy times. Jewelry With.
out Extravaganza Where
else do you hear III
Daily Republican., 1888-11-06
MASTERS SALE IN pARTt7n
or VATttRu H"iiiN

pursuanttoSn ,rist' 'H ,i. ~
mon Pleas Of Delaware e. UNITS tIsp8,'s,,,l
ca Master will offer At pullls s1i, sH
premises In 'NN "a
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-24

Nebraska's railroads and Nebraska's
state board Of transportation are
wrestling over serious difference. The
board issued On order educing freight
rates and providing the railroads with o
schedule of prices they are permitted by
law to charge for moving freight. The
railroad companies resist and have gone
into the courts in their own behalf
against what they designate as the ex
tortionate and remarkable demands Of
the state board of transportation. The
railroad companies interested In the de.
fense are the Union Pacific and Repub.
licsn Valley, 81. Joseph i Grand Island
Kansas City & Omaha, Burlington &
Missouri river and the Elkhorn Valley
and Sioux Oity & Pacific.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-24

It stands as palpable, undisputed
fact that Dakota has attained about all
the development it can attain outside
the protectton of statehood government
with the accompanying constitutional
restrictions and stable laws. This is u
condition full of Importance to ell thoee
who have thus far kept companionship
with Dakota in its wonderful forward
march and have staked their time and
their means upon the hazard of the fu-
ture. They are mostly men of Drawn
and breIH--eneigetic and willing toilers
and able, go far as mental end physical
powers unaided by capital are concerned,
to attain the objective point OF success
But raw prairie and muscle end intellect
cannot accomplish destiny of the right
sort without the assistance of that other
pgredient--c8pitHl. Having reached
our present stage OF progress we find
that capital, always seeking use for it.
self, avoids this land OF great native
resources and unstable laws and chaotic
government. This will continue, and
Dakota will retrograde, rather than ad
vance, until its political future is defin-
| ed and permanency given the laws upor
| which capital SO strongly leans for sup-
| port and protection. Above all things
else Dakota needs government.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-24
Captive white Ch,ldren.

Winnipeg, Jaly 22-The annual sun
dance of tho Blaokfeet at the reserve at
Gleichen has Just concluded. Nearly
three thousand braves were in attend
ance. Objects of interest to the visitors
at the reserve were a couple of pretty
white children, who are kept by one of
the squaws as members of her family.
The squaws of Grow Foot's tribe keep
several stories in circulation as to the
origin of these strange little youngsters.
Ii is said the children were stolen some
time ago from Fort Assinaboine, Mont
and thst their father is an Anerican
officer qusrtered therer. Some people
who have become interested in the two
little ones have attempted to induce the
squaw to allow them to be sent to Indian
school ct High River. but che refuses TO
separate herself fscm them.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-24

Press--that it pays to rustic. But the
specific proposition that this is an es-
peoially favorable time for the exhibi-
tion of rustling qualities is not sustained
by its own authority.
However, the hint is friendly one
and is doubtless given in spirit of
neighboTly kindness and interest. 1t is
always advisable to tempt destiny with
a generous display of hard work and
hard dollars, and we cannot but COM
mend to Yankton the efficacy of these
two sipews and also the motto above
described as the touchstone of Sioux
Falls progress.
One fragment of the foregoing excerpt
strikes US somewhat upfavorabiy, and
| it has been several times repeated in the
columns CT the Sioux Falls Press, doubt
less without knowledge that il is lie of
gigantic proportions. Being so much
of lie and bearing upon such tender
subject, it is liable to become exceeding
iy damaging to Yankton's prospects if
persisted in much longer. 1t does a
community no good to be held up in
newspaper circles as being parsimonious
TO such degree that it is unwilling TO
pay money for benefits expected and
asked for. AS the repeated charge in
this case is SO baseless We ask the Sioux
Falls Press to reason with itself and see
| if it cannot consent to be truthful and
just in the future. The purse strings OF
| Yankton are not tied into knots of any
kind. They are loosely fastened and the
purse is open now, as it always has been,
Tor the purchase Of every public i'm
provement worth buying. While Sioux
Falls has been very generous to itself, ii
must not become infatuated with the
idea that its neighbors are the reverse,
as the fact stands that Yankton has
invested good deal more money than
Sioux Falls IN various enterprises and is
| as liberal in this specially to-day as II
has been IN the past Usually, however
Yankton wants to ind some one to pa,
the money to before parting with ii
Along with the untruths there is COZ
siderable that is true in the meditation
of the Sioux Falls Press and it's com.
ments as whole are submitted to ou
readers with the suggestion that they
can do their own sitting, We protest oil
our own part only against she misrepre-
lsentstlon that may operate against som
of our expected successes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-24

General Alger says Michigan will 60
more strongly republican than for six
years and that Indiana Is no longer
doubtful, but is certain to go for Harri-
son and Morton About the doubtful
states generally Alger said:
"To be candid, don't think there are
any doubtful states. New Jersey OF
course occasions little anxiety; how
ever, if the prohibition party does not
poll any larger vote ir New Jersey than
heretofore. the state is certain to 60 re-
publican. Every other northern state
will uuquestionable be carried by our
ticket, New York included. Wasne:
Miller, wao 1t is expected will be the re-
publican candidate for governor, is q
strong man. lie will make q persona
| canvass OF the state, and you may rest
assured that he will not allow the grass
TO grow under his feet