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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE

OLD POINT CoMFoRT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH
NEW. YORK PHILADELPHIA NORFOLK N -
Train leaves foot OF Cortandt and pesorossss,
daily. 100 Tickets and sleeping oc p,ahirosd Ca
IL w DUNE stunt r. u. COOKE. c. r. q .. ~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18

- Boston Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central Station 10 90 m. and 100 p. for Watch
Hi Narracansett Pier. Newport. and Providence and
Boston 90 D. l.. Limited Express for Newport, Prov
idcnce and Boston. IL 80 m Night Express for New
nort Providence BostOa-daily Palace Parlor Cars or
Slpeninp Cars destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
financial.

THE CONSUMERS COAL COMPANY,
OiO SIXTILAVE (37TIST)
Shareholders IS % pei .on; through coupon tickets
FOR ten or n,Io tons. 50 90. Tn mt shareholders
supplied Is 20. Any become a s,oc.huI1er
at IS a siare-a modcra' and dfst-c.ass inv sm,nt.
TRUSTEES
MAJOR-GEN DANIEL l.. SICKLTS, HENRY
DEXTER J. H. KNILLAND ;. n. HYDE PAUL
CO5TER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
For Bows and Youno Men-City.

For Bows ana I Onno men-Clty.
A -CtIcULhRs OP GOOD SCHOOLS FREE
"A. State whether boys girls ana locality preferred
J. E. AVERY. American School Bureau " W. l4th ST. IL
ID RELAXATION for Fall College EAsninatone sum
j. mer Session WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL" begins August
j.? 30 East l5thst
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR school,. 1l73 Brosdway;
L. near 42dst 51st year Primary c0nHeFSaI ana
classical departments Instruction thorough ~ b.
HOBBY. w. J.. AKIN. ~. e. HENDElCksON Prns
Brooklyn
DRoOKLyN HEIGHTS SEMINARY This gay ana
ID boarding school Of young ladies' 5oh yea) WIZ ieoc"
September 20 Circulars sent on application
13S lontague-st. Brooklyn y. y. n
CHARLES T.. WEST,
" Principals
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Eass. isun.on's isss
SPIRIT DE THE FURY.
isow Ii Elss s2rawn.

To be the recognized t~rotting horse
organ OF America, We arc frequently
asked what we chiefly attribute the I'm
preccdepted success of This Journal to.
With due inedesty we can cunscieu-
tiouSly say we Believe this success is
largely due to the sound principles OF
the paper and to the candor with which
all subjects. and all persons have
been treated. The reading public have
not been slow to appreciate this merit.
The proprietors OF this Journal have not
said Ill word or decd, the public he
id" The public, on the other hand,
has made the proper distinction between
u newspaper that makes n pretcuse of
honesty and One tt.G,: is truly TIE friend
of the people,
There is another moral TO this story
1t is that q newspaper possessing the
Guslitics enumerated above need not
fear rivalry. And 50, we are able to say
this journal has nourished under the
laborcd competition OF its rivals We
believed for agood many years before
we entered the great field Of Journalism
that the rising generation needed n pure
aud morally good turf Journal. Such Il
journal as every father and mother
would wish their children to read, and
TO this end we began the work Of re-
forming the trottIng turf. Moreover,
the growth Of this journal has not been
of the mushroom kiad which comes TO
maturity in a single DAY Ii has rather
been slow but permanent and last
ing, Its foundation was not built on
sand OF gsinhlesR. but upon the rock of
righteousness, so that when the storms
of opposition came and heat upon it,,
No II 40 al 80 t.aLl ,-I t-..t" - d. -
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Tiiat schOstiug sscrapc ri Bloom
---s

Gn.ton.
Bloomington C3aiqef. One of The
most horrible tragedies ever enacted IN
the history Of Chas, Mix county, DC.
cnred on the streets Of Bloomington last
evening, which resulted in the death of
George w. Baile35 and the serious, if
not fatal wounaipg Of Willard Bailey.
The unfortunate affair is the outgrowth
Of an old feud OF years standing, and for
those who are mol acquainted with the
facts III this old quarrel. it viii be nee.
essaFy to give 9 b ief outline. About
three years ago, Hattie 8ei.cg. n daug.
ter Of George, and a sister of Willard
Bailey, gave hi-th 10 an Legitimate
child, the p~aycntaeo of which was
fastened upon Elmer Wlls3n. a son al G..
II, Wilson. Elmer aftelward married
Hattie, but they lived together but a
short time, Hattie taking a Maynard
course. Elmer finally went to Chicago.
where lac sill remains, At intervals
during this time, tlleg have been wordY
wars and serious threats. Elmer OBJ
tanned a divorce from Hattie last sum.
mer, and since then, the affairs have
seemed to be very quiet. The child re-
fcrred to, has from infancy almost, bee1
in the custodY of Hattie's parents.
George aud Willard Bailey went TO Sioux
City some weeks ago to work at their
trade In the meantime, Elmer sent his
father a power Of attorney, With the IN
Outstanding that he should Obtain pos
session of the child and keep it until he
-Elmer-shoul4 be able l. lake care of
it. Wilson Obtained an order from the
probate court for the custody of the
child, which was served by deputy.
sheriff Walters Wednesday evening. and
the child was turned over to Wilson.
Early yesterday morning 5. II, Gragg
went 10 Armour and ,e,egraphed to
Sioux City for George and Willard. re
turning with them at abnut l;t5 last
evening. The latter two went directly
INTO Wilson store, and in a few mo-
mcnts revolver shots were heard and
M.tlard staggered out the door and fell
on the sidewalk. with bloo1 streaming
from a bullet wound IN The side Of til,
mead, and as was alterwardleurned, will
another bullet wound in the back,
About this time George Bailey emerged
from the-stoie carrying the child in dis
pute, and elesely tp..awcd BY Wilson &c
a point between the drug store and the
c"nrter Office, where he set the child
down, and IL sculte eDsued between
Bailey aud Wilson. At this juncture,
Millsrd arose and coming towards them,
fred his revolYcg; barely missing DR.
Stewart who was trying to part the bel,
ligercnts. George sank to the ground IL
an unconscious condition ard was car
ried to S. NJ. Gragg house, where II;
expired i'll q fsw moments. Mtllarc
then took The child and handed 1t 10 hi:
mother, who was standing near, ane
then drove Giaggs team to he, Il is
quite comfortable this morning, viii
chances for recovery Wilson i'll med
lately gave himself ny
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As the readers of the GRArlIc well
KNOX, W. are noted for our sweet dis
position, our ability to control IL
temper under the greatest ~provocation.
We vii! let a man call ms anything lie
wants TO, AN acresence. 'Ilnp of
misery" Object OF Charley" in fact
ercL little meomplilnentary cpithets
have been repeatedly hurled at Is with
ont n Elurmur of complaint We can
sts1d almost anything, But, 70 borrow
that t%hrcGdhare quotation, There u
limit TO human endurance and wenDw
commence TO kisk, not a small kick but
the full grown kick Of on adult. As
stated above, we can stand most any
hing, hut when the Fulton (KY.) Boom-
ny1hg deliberately steals u hall column
from the GnApmc we term it The limit Of
endurance. At times before when he
has faxed an inch or two, or even q
quarter Of a column. we have said moth
iu5, To tell the truth we rather admire
his taste IL ahoosig the GRApulc Tor
his field Of operations. but Insist that he
give US proper credit for hia clippings,
br al least quote them.
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Some newspapers not LONG ego made
no end of fun Of u college gtadnate who
could not tell who discovered America.
whites Burdette. l am like the above
graduate. Idon't know, lfyou know
or think you know a man who does, /
wish you would tell me. am also way
downin the spelling class. Ican't spell
ShaiAespear as Shakespeare spells it. |
do not know why there are so many
gray horses and no gray colts. / do
not know whether the hen began with
the egg or the egg with the hen. |
don't understand why we emit find the.
north pole when we know where 1t is.
! don't know why "a mntinae' snoald
come in the afternoon. | don't know
why a man should wear buttons on the
tail of his coat, l don't understand why
people in town are always crazy 10 go
to the country and people of the
country crazy TO come to town. Why
don't they change places at once aud be
done with il? / do wish | copla hear of
some wise man who would devote IL
-sN lot every century to teach ne Il
few simplc things that every body but
you and | seems to know.
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The readers Of the GRApHIc arc well
aware that i, has never been the policy
OF this paper TO boom anybody for a
public position. We don't intend to
break the rule now. In last weeks
issue we reviewed the qualifications
necessary fora successful sGperinten-
dent OF schools. Every voter who has
the success Of the schools AT hCart, who
that to make chem a success there must
be y ia9n Of genuine ability at the head.
a man who favors IA candidate for
party reasons, or by reason of some
gain he thinks may come 10 himself, or
to his friend, which would be to him
self, though indirectly, hiss not the
success of the pnblc schools at heart.
What Office is gilmore Importance Is
there anything of greater responsibility
han she training of the minds Of the
%Joung2 The efoee, when you deposit
yo4r ballot next Tuesday let il be one
for mar of executive ability, a man OF
mental ability, n disciplinarian, and a
nam of experience. In other words,
let it read, A. s. 70 eman, for within
him is found these requisites. lie is q
graduate Of MilleIsyille Normal Penn,
and has always commanded the hes,
positions rs teacher He holds the frs,
aud only normal certificate granted in
this territory, Don't allow yourselves
to be hmnhasged by the prattle of in
%dividuals seeking TO feather their own
nests, but look at it in the light of the
public schools always to ,he front, frs,
and fornest may they be.
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rLrcIklc rl1.Eks

This remedy is becoming SO We
known and so r|ululac rs to teen 10
special mention Ali who have used
Elactric Bit,rra sing the siiipe song ot
F%saise. y pnrer medicine does not ey,
and il m ranteed 10 do all that Is
claimed; Electric BitteGs will cure nh
diseases Of tAc I.iytI and kidnevS. VIII
other All atiana GtH>al By i~iaaaEe b.oati
VIII drive Nnlar a from the system and
prevent as we as cllfe All iiailria( Re
gers. For cure Of Headache, Constipa
ion and lnEigcs'ion tS Electric hjlterS.
Entire ~sltisfa ton gaafantecd - Eto}leN
refunded. Price 80 cts. and $t00 per
bottle II Mille''s drug store. E5
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Oregon settled the question of her
being a doubtful state, in the last clec-
ion. Republican about 1,000a.

If the Chicngo convention should
deny Dakota's ten delegates. what
effect would it have on the convention
At Huron! Would our enthusiasm tor
division hold out or would it weaken a
little?-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
If Dakota's ten are denied seats IL
the Chicago convention, the Huron con
vention will feel the slight. 1t viii
furnish an additional straw to the bur
den OF l~ndignities heaped upon the ach-
ng shoulders of Dakota, and willto that
sxten. hasten the day when Dakota will
throw off the load. The effect on the
Huron convention viii not be Il weaken
ing one. 1t will rather stimulate the rep.
resentatlvea Of the people to fear God
aud take their own part. - YaHitdn p.
NH D
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Michel Repu5Neaa: The South Da.
kota Firemen's association this morning
elected the following officers: President,
w, B. Sterling, Huron: first vice presl-
dent, Dick woods, Sioux Fails; treasurer,
Bert Lonat. Miller, recording secretary.
Milt Rloss Mitchell o-respouding sec
rotary John P, Cienan, snkton. The
next tournament will be al Yanhton,
which gave 50, eco for it.
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eucbissra srrlaa aa,se.

The best ealve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rneum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands.
C%hilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup'
tons; and positively cures piles or nopay
required. 1t is guaranteed &c give Per
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price - cents per box. For sale by L.
L. hiller.
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In the probate court OF the County CT Druia,
Territory OF Dakot6s
In the matter of tue estate Order appointing
day of settlement of
huai account and
Sordet toshow cause
why decree of dis
of Daniel Warner, tribptiou eho,.,:
Deceased. Inot be Atsde.
On reading and fling the final aeecna, us at
miDistratrI1 and the petition for distribution of
Nancy b. Warner, Administrative of the estate
of Daniel Warner, deceased, setting forth titEt
seii estate is in Il proper copdl ton to be CLOSED,
Had that 8 Lorstrs!, of tle ye=iIEo OF said estate
Saikfns Tn, be divided nr1uag she widow hnd
heirs of said deceased AS psrRons entitled.
IL is ordered, that all persons interested IN
the estate of the said Daniel Warncr, deceased.
be end appear before the Probate Court of the
Co.pty If Brnte. ut the court room of said court
III tile City of Chamberlain, il sind Brule Co..
on the Beth dry OF June A.. L. 1855. ats o'clock a.
M, tlen and there to show cause why sad az
count shoula not BIZ ailo94e1 aui eaid recount
settled and an order,of DIST, ihsSsian shonid not
he made Of the residue Of said estate among the
widow and heirs ct lag OF ti,e deceased accord
ing to law.
It is further ordered, thnt - copy of Silis order
be published three successive weeks next be
fore the sind both dayof June 1855, in Tho Kim
ball GRAPHIC, u newspaper printed and pub
iisied in the said Brule county, ord ! copy
thereof be posted i'll throe .ubtG places in sad
eoahS@.
VIC. .Graybiil,
Dated May 81, 1858.
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The l-rge number Of corn plows that
u dealers have sold this season shows
what the principal crop in this section
is. The cool weather OF the pas, few
weeks has not been the most favorable
for coyn. still the prospects for a large
crop are propitious.
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ssovsgugc Sate,

WHEREAS, Detauit has been made in the
payment of the Interest an the money secured
by a mortsaga dated the Ii.ieteerth day Of Dec
ember A. .. 1855, e,eoa,4d By Ja,aas =. Mc-
tiuire and wife kate Mc6uire, OF the Comfy Of
Brnle and Territory Of pakota, t. 4. 4. Rising.
at the County of Winone. Mlaapgnta, md wfich
se0asaage was recorded in the Office 81 Register
of Deeds nf the County az iiraie. Territory 81
Dakota. in Book 10 Of Mortgages, On page 80,
on the - dag OF February, 1850, tas@1o ctock,
Wifkgt.AS, M SETON % proceeding st law a.
otherwise have 5ees iGs atute4, 10 recover the
debt secured By egid mortgage, or any part
thereof
WHEREAS. it was stipulated IN said mort
ment of my portion OF the principal or interest
promptly ut The tifau the san1e should hacolne
sue. DC i = fauit he maie in the payment OF the
ses. before tho saIae shall BECOME delinquent,
then the whole SUI, both principGl and interest,
at once becomes due.
payment of the taxes assessed un said real prop
erty es agreed " The satas iaprts-sos IN said
~;4s5t&hEaS, the whole amount Of principal
and interest has become due by reason at sacIt
WHEnEas. the Whole aulo.al. claimed to be
due dpoa such mortssGe, nj the date Of this
au4.ea, y the snIn. of Seven Huittire6 Twenty
I've Dollars aud Forty Geuts tS723.I0l to-wit:
$6Gh.,U principal. ard $l22.40 iatsrest besides
the SUN of TScnt! six Dollars and lfifc-0ne
tents Tor taxes necessarily raid BY suid mort
gagee +: A.. Rising aud interest, ana Iwenty-
sall mortgage.
NOV. THEREFORE,, notice is hereby given
that by yirtueo of the power of sale contained IN
said MORTGAGE, and duly recorded as aforesaiG
ard IN pursuance of the statnies IN sucb cases
grada ana provided, the said mortgage viii be
forec!osed by sgle Of he .aurtRased premises
therein described 1t pubic aupliGn by T.. z.
Ochsner, shraiif Ct l5fllle county. Eak., at the
front door Il d. II. Roberts law Office in Kim
en- the 18th day of June, 1879. at cue o'clock 10
the afternoon OF that day. The nQrtgaged
premises are situated In the Comfy of Rrule in
follows. Sp-I,it: Che SOUTHEAST Quarter Of See
ton Ton {t6) Township Ore tiurdFed and Three
p. NJ.
Dated at Kimbalf OAK, this 18th day of May,
T.. A. Rising.
A.. e. Roberts. Mortgacee.
Atty. for Mortgarec. 3i5
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Land Office at Mitchell, Oak, Gisr, y. 1855.
Notice il hereby given that tie followiBR-1laiaed
settler has Eled notice of her Intention 10 make
final pres1 in support q her claim at1 ti1St
probate Judge of Hrule Co., at Cfau,peflHiD.
Dak, on june %, 1859. at O'clock d. M, yin;
MiS;tg aret :. raricns ID. entry hn. - lef tlle
l6~ing witnesses 20 prove her conilnisuos resi-
lance upon. and cultivation Of, sand land, Va;
,sirs. William G. Morris. Mes. a. &. StaSer. al
.Kinisan and j. W. urcptt and Mrs. Il, Fey
nolds.o of Chamberlain, Dak.
~ ii II. Boales, Reg.
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Al TIC .Gatjonnl Democratic Conven-
ton last week Cleveland was nominated
president by acclsmation. There was
considerable OF a contest for the second
place, but the Gray men finally gave in
and hurralled 70 Thurman and the red
bandanna.
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Land Ch;ee AT &itclalI y K, DIa. Sc 1873.
Notice is hereby giFen that the folio 5inp-namca
settler has fled notice of her intention to make
final proof in aapport OF Aec claim, ard tARt
said proof VIII be made before thh Clerk Of t.a
Dintrict Cou-t cf Bruie cuanty at CllAIu 3eriaia.
Oak, on J~aly'7th, 1883. 1T ] ~o,elocG, q. II. viz
Eliza Weber. under he y s. entry No. -
for the NJ. X t:ec. ~ .. lE3-R. Ga. She names
tue following witnesses To prove Ser continuous
resideno9 upon. and cultivatian OF, sniy! iard.
Iite y. High, Frank Craft. John Efee!gni AID
Daniel spat1, all of himhatI, Brute Co, DGE.
a23 II. 4. Rowity, Heg,
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b call is out for four division con
v%entian AT Huron mex month, viz;
Farmers AMI business men. ministers,
lawyers, aud editors. Every county in
Dakotn sho'sl snow its interest by send
ing its delegates.
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The representatives of the Pi0aetr
Press will hereafter trayel in a magnif-
Gent private CIR. When Dakota editors
take their little trips they either walk
or GO on freight tram.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1888-06-15

An excursion of editors OF the prin-
cipal agricultural papers of tie United
States, headed by Norman J, Coleman,
is wandering around in Nerti Dakota.
II they wait some straight pointers on
agriculture they had better come this
way.
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! Nay ~, 1885.
Notice is hereby ssiven that th6 following
named %settlrss have fled notice ot their inten-
siGn TO tanke final proof in support OF their
claims and that shid proofs will he intde before
the probate Judge of bruie county, D,T., at tGa
city of Chm berialn il suid eounty on
Thursday, Judy 9Th, 1893,
viz: JONI RYAN, HG, No. 1871 fer he sWs. 81
i0i-bs. Willingness Eatt. fam Gysen Smith,
Patrick tprce!l ans. I. Ii. farcell.
ilaa, 4aiolsnt Bait. Ryan. lid. No. 1918 SCI.
1.tnS.Be. Witnesses: John Ryan, Gwen Smith,
Patrick Purcell aud I. II. Purcell.
Also claimant Owen Smith. lid. No. lsl5s SEX
S-l0s-69 Witnesses: John Ryan, latt. Ryan,
Patrick Purcell and T. II. Purcell.
Also claimant An6re.7. Eaney, D. s. No. 1885
NWA 6-IOs-es. Witnesses; John liyen, 0,s9n
Smith, Patrick Purcell and n. II. Purcell.
Postoffiee address of all claimants and wit
III. IL, i~toNicy,
REGISTER.
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SUMMONS.
Territory of Dakota, lin Justice Court be
Cnnnty Of Brnle. .lfore j. b Long, j. Z.
Lpais Richard, plff.
George Mnkea dett.

Lpaie Richard. plT.
George A.cKes, deft.
The Territory OF Dakota eerG,s greeting to
George Mckee. defsndaut.
You are hereby summoned To appear before
me ut Ins Office in the town Of kimiall, il, suid
county, on the 18Th day of July, a.. 1, lass. at 10
O'Clock n. m, to answer to the compliant Of the
above named plaintiff, Louis richards, flied.
May Is, 1883, in the o~lticec f satd Loug, J. T.. at
Rimball, DaE., who ciai as IL recover of You tn
sum of lGi4tts-Eive Dofinrs t.S7.l on account of
II purchase from you Of horse on NOV. IA, 1887,
and which horse was afterward taken from HIM
by. virtue OF n"chattel mortgage given by you on
said horse prior to said purchase by plaintiff
and Tor the keeping of sad horse. And yoG arc
hereby notified ttat your. property ia attached
= t9sernre SAID neht a!,d'alse i.egeb5 notified that
II you fail to appear ard answer n above re-
CURED. said plaintiff will take judgement
against yon for tho sum ni Eigtty-Fiye noJars
and costs of this notion and attorneys fnea.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Mag. (.
d. ISSs. y I.GTr.
Justice Of the Peace withia and for RfGle Go.
w. II. Curtiss.
Atty, for PIT.
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A.ss.nror. Al
~ ,,H {. ~ ~. 49,, ,.s

Lard Office 1t a.sfche.i. nai:., Nag "a, 1885.
Notice is hcFeBs user: thai the toitqSD.a-aaaaea
settler has fiad fbitIce Of his intention 80 lnasei
final proof in & tport of his hahn, and that ttad
proof viii lie fnGds before the ldGe 81 the dIAf.
court or iH ms sbsence, the clcEt., ut G4.lpi3iar-
lam, naf., on July fth, lsss, NJ one o'ei6SS b. ~.
viz: lsecbep ii. Wilson D.. 5, 2s7ea for tla Sc s.
Sec. ZIP. l0i.R. 69, He nuSJrs the following
Witnesses to prove his cpi,tlngfils rs,iderca
upon. aud cultivation of, ssi.i lag, viz ,!iJleS
g. Gilbert. II. S. Dams. 81. Reed ard ifaleer
Hal,ersoit, all of kin, hG!!, Brul3 Co. i}ak.
/ 322 NJ. II. I~Sowle4. Reg.
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The Den Rapids ,1ours.aI has been
removed to Sioux Falls and hereafter
will be issued under the title OF Sioux
Fails ,JoR,'aal.
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The rivers of Northern Minnesota
and Wisconsin, are on a tear immense
damage hes been done to fefm lands and
thousands Of legs are lost.
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The Pioneer Press Co. have es,ablishe
. branch Office ~ Aberdeen.
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IL nan speahs aaaht 5H ms hoaes
corrections. prag neheret Is his honestly.
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Notices.

Land Office az Mitchell, OAK, siay y. l5sa. Z
Notice is hor.by 'aiyes THAT the follosing-ralaet
has fled notice. al her intention 10 Hakes
Snal proof in support cf her claim, aud Ilat
said proof will be made before We Grsybiil,
probate uIsed,tt Chamberlain, OAK, ua the 9th
day Of July ISIS, viz; Kaltie Conuelly. dauehter
and heir of Michael cornelly. deceased, Hd. No.
1850 for the SHA. of SEC. Fly. I9S-ts. bs. she
names the Soiiuwipg witnesae- e. Dr07e her con-
tinuous reRiieGcn upon. ashruit:N;tion nj, sad
land, viz: e. i'll. Anslin. Hoarg B.faTtneS. c. j.
Maynard and Dose ii itiibaaasn.sall al kiMshait,
Brulc Co, Dah. so NJ. u. lt9~lcy, Reg.
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Probate NetSce,

In the probate court of the County q Brnie,
Territory OF Dakot6s
In the matter of TIE sssAtel Order annntmtinA