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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

Closlaz = sdlesdag s=PtsuoeS -
ApE.sz-5ss - per safrsi $50 per
s.l.er-l4alsc ssr 10. Tor a4Lzy only.
Cheee-siste. lse 1sH f0FE. lac. aone "a ne
a. 49, u4 erea4l. p Il ~
elossr sesa-sl -5as g. l.mot0Y. tlNgl d per
IT.sd Frasls-Applss. svspofalss sssc per
Tolnd quarters ss5e psr PSl-d eaerl'es. .
l.e aef peaae Be-ehss. lssi-c per Po-aa
TSs.h As4ss-SilslOo. 500 -. yea 80 q
go. os~f "a Aose.to
-Wnea--ssc lsr ola AT aer. sote 2nt
- Osis "a -. Rye. sc coFn. SSo-c
sAnsT. Lls1l- pel ewL
Cider ~ - 1er g. .,....+. -.
eursa sSos.e ca.f sk.as. . = X Po-sis q
lesin sslns. - ~ each sneeD gclti, isc4ssl--s
80. hsina ssli alals'i a. " PEI goaad
Holsy lie reE b strained. iHc
asy-r.uossy. 81 eeN2oo pr ,oo. elovsE.
ts.issss,.l l.t1ed. . -
Maple syrup t.-7 Qef gallon
Poanry- licksas. ictt ~. ducks. lls &c. owl
Sosalo>s-Ss- &c Per s.ahsl 10 o-d pO.a
} fomais-.-Se Jsr u. or g. % pr bashs..
6rsp>s-als &C per pound
Pssehes-F4fly Cr.~iords. Michigan -ro2. 81 0.
/ 8sl.l5 per she.
5sans--G u0lBSi-l9 Pei ousnel.
/ ODioos- &c pel bisnei.
4 suz~--ffs 49, toB.
Iallos--oosl.s PefiD
Il WON rinf-A ANfr VOL IL y - 80 =
I rur io0t wOot a. 00keso per cord
Cocl-SToo crate.
/ time-frand Raptfs. 75c. Occ, %. Pesoskey.
i $50
4 salg-fe for saginaw og Nsalstss.
E-roeenc--Eieh tes. 10, water white. il e
4 bssoline-ize Per gallon.
Fio.r--gs So Der cwt -. % peF Dol. patent pro
/ csss 9L0a3 per cwt. t4so per Dol, ali wnee-
i -c..f t2i1 per ewt.. $50 per hoi.; ouckwhea-
Il f1-5 Per cWL
/ Nil Feed-screeni0g-, So per ton. bran. 81 81
/ shlpz s-aC0 micdiing1 flso1
Fesd-Corn and osts. s9itsZI per ton
1 eals-Michl<En. Sc EsstsT1. s. 0l.
/ 10. I whlteGsh. ITO per bait Dol
| trout s5fostS.ee. cod, sat a &c per 70. clans
| fCc pei hundred. oysters. bulk SIC es . gallon
standards &c can; selects, &c can. fn oked hall
1 tut. lsc.
Pork IN bsrrels-Mes PORK. Chicago packed
s. I5e. exTa shor' et. g6tog Is SC. standard eiea
| tsek. $3.50
4 Lsrd-Iisrces a<19c: - ard 81 10. tubs, sci >
| r. round tns. lc0 cases 9c. IN tiu pals, &c
Eeefln hsr-els--ExtTs mess, warranted scioa
| ss.e0: e1.ra. bonele=s. 500.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

~. kesf save ln he werd 6w Cuts
s.- -,-~s~ csrs. set Ehsurn. Sever
-. ra.fs~ Caappes Hsnis. Chibieins
~ a~f 81 Ski1 frar7Crs. snd ps,s.-
.~.~ -rras Piles. or 20 raT -egai1s8 IA
!, .,rsrs1.-si ts give perfeet 80 sisctio,. Or
rserev refu1oee. TIRE - cens rer oox
- - rerS eras. ccrner Noaes snd
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

Rssd ths foiiowing- Nr. G. n. Morris,
Ns~a~k Ark. says Was down With Ab-
s~sss ~ Iu1rs. snd friends end phvsicisns
prnr haucei aie an iutnfas.s csnsa0ptve.
pss.n tskfnz -. Atnss Naw Discovery for
r~nsin,rfion sns new On ny rhrd bottle.
srs ssle to oversee tne ~ofx on my isrni.
X IS IA h1est medicine ever made
fass. a f,iiewsrs npcstur ohic. saTs
ru.H +. nos beer fer ~ King Nsw ne
.,-~~. fr f..,rfsri rn nfsan 4 would hsrs died
- f.,,s.- r-,uh ss Wss given 70 6v do
-. ~, aa~ ~ tesf ot hesilh Try e.
S.,.-,I, sofsis iG reats a. Fsck Bros pruv
cf-ra
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

-.s --r.,.iv 81 ae-rr1ins 80 Teii xnc~n
-. .......rIs- a. O. us~si 10 srecisi aen-
~ rhn bare assi F.ectric Rttsrs
s.a ssrae s8ng ~ r~aiee-A Fg.fer
1000, .f-es pea sE@ sod 3 e xlarso
fa 81 rsf p cisI-~sd Fiersrie
-. go .if-e 81 r.sfsses 81 tbs Iva
- < .s.-a~e ~l re.r0ve fn'ries. f0i-s-
,--.,-n sns ether s eeEcrs caase8 ~
.,,.rrs eoos. W. crFe Nasrs ro7a
~. srs.r.r snd ef- - 49, as ezra a.
- ..-r--e --Hrr rrre -f r.e4faefc
...,-.,, s,d iati1eSsioa ~ Etect7ic
r,.sre ssEsfkrl4cn zrersn lessf- -
cits7'- .... ,sesf -F~ice - 80 anA g -
- - - Feak Sees. Dsag sssr>
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
ST. Marks Academy
TEACHERS


MISS VI. ". MARTIN,
Formerly Principal OF Private school Fonddu
&C. Ius-rucIress n Via nis female Institute,
Professor ia Cathedral school. Milwaukee,
TESTIMONIALS.
'.Hi.s Martin has taught for I've years n fhis
insutution TO her ability, hoeiity, indeaigsoie
ami 1ssiuus attention sc zsCI1De ne success ana
uninterrupied harmony o. our estab. snlneni- -
X r. PaIILlrs. Rector Y. :. Institute.
-Mis. Martin 5 a conscientious Chris.isn
Foms1 actuated By high motives aud a te4che
of ability her work with Us was highly salts
factory IN he Cstheerai school OF NhTauk - -
&. /. MALLoEY Dean Of AL Saints Cathedral.
Mss Martin conducted a Young Ladies sem
nary iu Fau.du Lac for some years, and ny
Daughters attended it Mss Martin "a lady ~
cultgrs and ability. and consistent Der ~
he church she makes herself sery useful IN
he sunday school and church WORK, exercising
a CAPITA and captivating influence on the
Young IT. s. RICHET. The Cathedral, fODd du-
Lac
Mss BELLA WEBSTER.
Graduate Of tae Chicago Eiadergarten Train
inz selool. instuiCtress N she Bohemian Kin
1srzsrten, chicago. teacher ia the public
scaool. etc
TESTIMONIALS:
Il axe pleasure in tessfying 70 Miss Bella
gahsterx ysith fulness IS teacher ~ little chil-
frsn. Her 8stura ability for interesting little
ones snd tns co1ssguent happiness of those
uader her care especially quality her tor kinder
rarssn work. ~ sEnEsick BEsRD. Principal Of
bonemian KindcFgsrteu, Chicago, III
Mss Webster hss hsd charge o. ny littIe ere
furiiig the past s, hooi yesr % The AuderxsrteA.
Is sireS ne q eaS1re % recommend heT 4
-eD.cieu /. crs. pslnsfssilg iescner. >Ae + nai-
orally sispfs3 % me csre II httse ones, and on
work -MSs. C. r. BsszikI, IS south Lesvitt.
S.. Cnicsgo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

L..,s..ss -rr Trel hius sna srp trou,lsi with
- ,,.e.t a eane ae1uz Do ss 7 I'D. rse
!. s-.tia III srlnhrr attsrs. 3 81 MAKE
-. assi Hkssnsw persou. * d'd me-.
frTTr Nsrnrz
- Len --.l- Hlslcn
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

Nrs WInsios's soothing syrup should always
he used f0r children tcetblog. IL soothes the
chiid, soifcns the guns. allsys al pain, cures
y md collie and = the uest remedy tor dierrhosa-
1areuts q hottie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

m veu suFsr from any sesss Of toe
kinod .fofnech disur.ier or difGcuity With
tse nrsr sr3 kidneys. trr the peculiar
rplicine. Hoods sarsapsrilis. Be sure
- res Moods = lsxs no other
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

An 3 inch Peacbblow Vase
in three different tints,
worth soc.
\ ten inch Feather vase,
handsomely decorated, for
mer price 81.
A nine inch Satin Vase,
hand painted, usual price
80 cents.
A Grand Derby Vase 6
different styles well worth
15 cents.
\ Satin Feather Vase i'm
several styles, we'll worth
ST.
And MANY others, all use
full and ornamental, con-
sisting Of over 25 styles and
designs. All go for
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

rbs sallo~iux - hsf of the marriage
Ie~u-e. issued siuco last pub6shed. With
-. names. residence when outside ne city,
and ax~s 0f TIE parties
Axex
n uarier fase "a so. lc1aie HsrTi1 ~
Itrnn lsrlsr. AHce p Dsvs ......-........-1-2i q
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

Al Efficient iustrsctssss IA isnglszss sad calls
fhe~fcS atc. Mss pe%raft hctfis q Diploma rom
tie Mayor al Paris certifying % ner ability a. a
seacnsr. etr
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13
cot RE oT TSsTRrcrToN.

cot RsE oF TSsTRrCrTo~
n sf7is.sn % she usral fill course n ins;Tuc
lion m ersi.ciss scnoal, nom the xnasEsTtsn
given q -s,ss0enie friAlag and mauuai sxsr-
system adopted E rao<f s-trst re fssc insfil Z
so ee stucai. and niIsie wi b. prom osrt
seaflie
sFECGaI CLAsSEs
wrl - ssrnsd sar iessors in Frsach sss eerusn
sn' ofaer slHiies. fae ohiect syssem VI -
Atr-e.y ssisnfef.
rHE RrCfTA rT0S ROOMS
srs ssmsrssiT s6srted s,r scholastic sar-1sss
rsng spaf -. wei zhtei sud sdmirsciy zen
n.sfec szsirsrT eieesfs- ste.
eERT.s ANp s0sS
- a. sges sre re,eirer sceo's ss-rt.or - -
zren ~ rehcisr a rnerksi recniis-tf4s II
either proasasaCy o. sefcisrcy.
F->n S. r. g Fcr asn.a seocrfiox = ags -
rsr s-4. etc
~Eo0r Rr-oPFNS
ue~sa- saux Ia - y pursss can - snter.s
F,rs srv sse sct c>srxss s-r scrrr.siari-
me sees-r g ac4n she srstswv ssliv ~-th :
s',s,rf .s,a tns-rasrssss serr ar~ 81 irr az
~ - r- a. ~ .r>sn rs rfs a rl the a serl
F,r airsasr oar-senisrs ptse-~ srriy - tse
Rsv. CaWFeEEI FATE. . y
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-13

1oy~5 Ht rSu~ @s.ndso rsaa,.e
ynfoR TLANgo opaAA~1 The ecnasO sODslyN
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30
Troops sen. TO oelrsehs.

~
OhadTen, Neb., May 28-The Indian
scare at Oelrlohs, Oak, hes been made
80 much Of that to-day troop of cavalry
under Captain Hughes left Fort Robin
son. on route fos that place. Calls had
been made upon the governor Of Dakota
for troops but to-day they were connter-
manded. There is q large emigration
pouring into the country expected to be
opened for settlement end they are de-
med admission to the reservation and ii
they get into the reservation are notified
to ct once depart
Fort Robinson, Neb., May 28-Two
troops OF the ninth cavalry were ordered
out to-day by the department command.
or to 60 to Oslrioks, Dak., to investigate
the reported Indian outbreak. ETsry-
thing is quiet. The excitement was
Icaused by hunting party under Little,
Chief OF the Oheyennes. e
Rapid Oity, Oak, May 2S-The Indian
scare ct Oelriohs has subsidized. and set.
tiers who stampeded have returned to
their homes ashamed OF the fright they
exhibited. No danger eyer existed, and
the alarming reports sent out from there
we're wholly unwRrranted by the facts
Colonel Thornby's request for two hun
dred stand of arms from Bismarck will
be disreRarded. Not Q Etsle sport has
been made OF the people who allowed
their tlnidity to get the better OF tEeil
Judgment. Parties who have oome into
tnis place from along the Cheyenne river
4 bring no news OF .he Indians whatever
| All is quiet as far as can be learned, and
no more danger OF an outbreak exists
now than ct any time for years.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30
First Publication May "a.
Resolution.

3 resolution for the construction of a sidewalk
Across aprivats alley between lots and 10,
s In block So. on the the north side Of Rourth
street, WitherspoenB Ysnkton.
BE ~ resolved by the mayor end council OF tie
Section L. That it Is, and is hereby declared
necessary, that the following aidewalk should
be constructed IN the said oity Of Yankten, to-
10, in block 80. on the north side Of Fourth
street, Witherspoon's Yarkton.
SEQ. q. That said sidewalk shall be six feet
wide, the outer and inner eiges thereof to be
M laid upon line yith ~ Mslks already laid
strt et feet distant from the adiaeedt iosa above
described; and the said sidewalk shall bc CON
structed of wood and In all respects in accord.
of the city, and plans and specifications to be
prepared by the city engineer. and approved
by the mayor and council. The Haid sidewalks
alongside. or In front of any of the aforesaid
lots, situated on corner, made by theintersec-
tion OF two streets .haiI be extended to the
curb line of the crossing street, Or 80 as tomeet
and connect with any sidewalaa now laid down,
or that may be laid down hereafter. upon such
'croasiaR streets.
SEQ. 8. That the cost and expense Of making
the Aforesaid improvements shall be betrayed
by special tax, to be levied upon the aforesaid
lots, or parts of lots, bounding OF Rbuttfng on
the same, in proportion 70 the feet front Of
said lota or parts OF lots 80 Astounding or abut-
sec.4, That said sidewalk may be laid on an
RpproximaEe grade to conform to the aurface
OF the ground, az designated in the saiG plans
and specihcations TO be prepared by the city
SEQ. 5. That this resolution shall be pub.
iished for four consecutive weeks In the official
newspaper of the oitys
Adopted May 2lst, 1SSa.
JAMES klNGSBURY, City Clerk.
Approved this 22nd day of May, 1851
JAMES b. TELLER, Mayor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

Yyestteriay murniing brought TiaFhed
change for the better in tho condition
of General Sheridan and the hope existed
that he had conquered the disease which
brought him to the verge OF ths grave.
Throughout the day the general continu-
ed to improve. BE made gallant fight
against death, fully oomprehending she
situation and meeting 1t with the cool
determined courage which is his CHIEF
characteristic. There is good reason to
hope that this valued life may be spared
to gratefal country.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

The twenty first anniversary OF the
day made sacred to the memory OF che
soldier dead of the republic was OBJ.
served to-day in all the loyal states and
In many of the states which participated
in the rebellion OF 1861 65. 1t is ous-
tom which grows with the years and one
which promises to outlive the genera
tion OF soldiers who fought for the main
tenance of the republic Of the United
States. Under the foRtering care of the
Grand Army of the Republic the ocea-
sion and its touching ceremonies have
attained national Significance and Mem.
orial day is recognized anniversary oil
over the loyal north. Its observance is
an annual announcement that the pub.
lie accords to the ex-soldier distinctive
position and cherishes his memory be-
| cause OF his deeds while life animated
his being. 1t is touching tribute to
the dead--.a useful lesson TO the living
an assurance to the new generation that
loyal service is not forgotten.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

Federal Office holders in Iowa have
been solicited by the democratic central
committee Of Iowa to contribute TO cam
paign funds and Che letter written them
by the secretary ofthe committee solicit.
ing funds was read in the national house
OF representatives Monday. 1t brought
ont o sharp discussion on the merits and
dement's of the civil service law the
democrats ere violating. This is an Of
fence which would hardly be noticed
but foE she ouscry against the practice
voiced by the democratic party while The
republican party was in power.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30
WANTED to shoot

Elk Point special 2Sth: Yesterday
afternoon fearful screaming was heard
in the house OF one John Davis. A citi-
zen was passing and thinking something
unusual was taking place opened fhe
door and to his surprise found MRS Da-
Wis struggling TO keep Davis from shoot.
ing her. Mrs. Davis cried ont to secuse
the revolver, for Gods sake, as Davis
was about to shoot her. The citizen
grasped the revolver by the muzzle, and
after terrific struggle succeeded In
gaining possession Of the weapon. In
the struggle tho trigger was pulled by
Davis, she hammer catching che thumb
OF the citizen, which prevented it from
being discharged. sheriff Bcvee We.
called and was about to arrest Davis
when Mrs. Davis objected. stating tina!
Davia was about to kill himself instead
of her. Poverty aeems TO be the cause
OF their trouble.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

At Duluth the Daily News 20 morning
newspaper) WINS bidder for the city
printing; but was knocked out by the
phenomenal ruling of the city attorney,
who decided the News not to be daily
paper because one issue cut of every six
was dated Sunday morning. 1t is more
than probable that the News has ct some
time during Its career srodden upon the
toes OF the city attorney. There are
people in existence who will use pub
lie position in the qualification OF per.
sonal spite and perhaps the Duluth
man is one of that sort.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

After thus introducing the subject 60
the neighbors of the governor of Dakota
the Farmer proceeds:
Lewis Koseuth Church, who formerly
resided at Hicksville and represented
she first district in the assembly, wss
appointed by President Cleveland gov
ernon of Dakota. The governor has
gotten himself into sea OF trouble. The
leading and respectable democrats OF the
territory has made numerous charges
against him on which his removal is
asked. Mr.. Cleveland may not deem the
charges to be serious, but Governor
Church stands in danger of being escort
ed out OF the territory astride rail.
Following this intfoductioa is re-
oital OF the charges preferred by the ter
Ritorial democratic convention and thus
is the Farmers concluding remark:
These charges do not come from an
nonymous aouroep, nor from irresponsible
persons. They are sent by the cream OF
the democratic organization in Dakota,
and the demand for Ohurch's removal is
earnest.
It does not appear in these lines that
Governor Church is highly yenerated in
the land where he is best known.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

IL is Tins to direct public attention to
the rapid disappearance Of the posts
placed in various portions of the city by
the surveyors who laid off the original
city plat and the several additions.
These are land marks indispensable
to the surveyor when he undertakes to
locate the boundaries OF los or block
within the oity. When the Broadway
water main was planted row OF these
valuable posts was dug ont and hung in
the dirt heap and when the North
western railroad graded up
Eighth street another row was unepn-
cernediy sacrificed. Surveyors tell M
that posts are constantly disappearing
under various processes Of excavation
and that their loss is becoming q matter
OF serioua concern. After while there
will be left no starting place ior nsas-
uremants and property owners will bs
liable 70 trouble and lsgislation oyel
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30
omaha's union club, an organizatio

Omaha's union club, an organization
devoted TO public Improvement. is
again considering the necessity for a
railroad reaching northwestwardly from
Omaha into the south Dakota country.
A meeting was held Monday night Of
which this project was discussed in con-
neotion with free bridge proposition,
free trackaee into Omaha, and project
for southwest railroad. 1t was csti-
mated that ebout million dollars in
bonds would be needed to carry out the
several enterprises and a committee was
appointed to arrange plan Of opera.
tions.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

The republican majority in the senate
gained the victory in the contest over
the proposition to make public the sena
toriai consideration Of the fisheries treaty
The democratic minority evidently had a
reason for shrouding the treaty discus
sion under the customary secrecy. Pos
sibly it is not proud of the diplomatic
work of the democratic secretary of state
and would conceal from the public the
bad bargain he made with England Is
representative over fishing privileges
on the northeast coast.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

Under date OF May 18th James G.
Blaine addresses letter to Whitelaw
Reid, of the New York Tribune, in
winch he states positively that he cam
not and will not accept the presidential
nomination if rendered him by the Chi
cago convention. This is conclusive.
The possible or probable nomination Of
Mr.. Blaine is eliminated from the can
vass. He is out of the race.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

A Paris dispatch OF the 2Sth bulletins
Blaine as sick with influenza, the result
OF cold. On Sunday lis temperature
reached an alaraaing point. and twc
physicians were summoned to the hotel.
Ds. Kinda, one OF them, pronounced Mr..
Blame to be suffering from influenza
and malaria. Mr.. Blaine will go TO Lon.
don Friday. ii we'll enough, and there
meet Andrew Carnegie, with whom he is
to take passage for an ocean voyage
which will place him out Of reach OF
uablegraas while the Chicago convention
is in session. This is the programme.
It may be changed by Mr.. Blaine's i'll
ness.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30
II You Fear an Attack

OF fever and ague, or bilious remittent, fever,
don't resort to auinine. a cumulative and
pernicious drug that has ruined many COM
stitutions. Use without delay remedy which
the leading physicians of America have reoom-
manded for over thirty years -Hoatetter'e
Stomach Bitters. Humb Rgue and ague cake,
no less .tnan the actively febrile forMs OF
malarisl disease, are promptly relieved and
ultimately uprooted by it. In tie tropics
where fsbrile complaints of this sort are more
virulept ts;an in the temperate zones Hostel.
tor7s Stomach Bitters has established a reputa.
tion for preventive and remedial efficacy which
competition has not been able to effect
sprsindiciaIly- nay. has even served te
strengthen. Disorders of the stomach ano
bowels, particularly those to which lanlaris
given rise are speedily relieved by 1t. Kidne,
Complaints, rheumatism, nervousness anS
sieeplessness. sick headache and constipation
YIELD to Ii. Appetite and sleep are both i'm.
proved by IL,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30
Call for Convention or tho Minister'S
@ W E UfDakota.

ga UfDakota. 3@
Huron, Dakota, May Gath, 1sSS-To
the Ministers of the Churches of Dakota:
A general convention Of the people OF
Dakota mas bera called to meet at
HEEon, July 10th and 1Ith next to take
into consideration the condition of Da-
kota aho recommend suitable and effec-
tive action taereon. aS
II is desired by those calling this con-
gention to consult with all the ministers
of Dakota, along with other bodies and
! TO lay before them such propositions as
| that convention may adopt for their
consideration and approval.
| As we understand IL, the matters to
be brought before that convention con-
cern vitally and Immediately the highest
interests OF the people OF Dakota.
Your counsel and judgment thereon is
desired.
In critical times like this when all
that the people OF Dakota have is at
| stake il Is natural and right shat they
should have whatever counsel and as
sistance We can sighttully give.
Therefore, as requested, We respect
fully and earnestly invite ell the minis-
ters OF churches in Dakota to meet in
convention OF Huron ON Thursday, July
4 12th, there to consider such matters
pertaining to the public welfare as may
be submitted TO them by the peoples
convention. m
i We are informed that arrangements
will be made for reduced fares and suit
able accommodations.
Rev. ID. 8. McOaslin, pastor Presby
terian church, Huron, Dakota; Rev
Joseph Ward. D. D.,president of Yank-
tot college, Yankton, Dakota; Rev. d
r.. Bradley, PASTOR Congregations
church, Yankton, Dakota; Rev. A. B
Smart pastor, Washington SprlnRi
church: Dakota; Rev. j. B, Pomeroy
Z PreabysssMsn minister, HaFcn, Dakota
Rev. F. A. Burdiek, pastor, Methodist
church, Yankton, Dakota; Rev. a. w.
Adklnson, pastor, Methodist church
Mitohsh, Dakota: Rsy. Thomas Hambly
pastor, Methodist church, Britton, De
, kots; Rev., A. d. Traveller. pastor
j Watertown, Dakotn; Rev. E. Hart
sough, presiding elder. III. q. churca
Sioux Falls. Dakota; Rev. W. Il. Cor
dan, pastor. Congregational church
I Milbank, Dakota; Rey. James Rbwe
!, pastor, Redfield, Dakota Rev. O. b
!, CLARK, pastor, Mitchell, Dakota; Res
81 M. Springer. pastor CLARK, Dakota
Rev. p d. Murray, pastor, ID. p. church
Woonsocket. Dakota; Rey. O. q. Hagei
. pastor NJ. E. church, Madison, Dakota
, Rev. Il. e. Olougb, paetor, Watertown
Dakota; Rev. d. Gostelow, pastor, An
dover, Dakota; Rey. W.. j. Hyde, pastor
Groton, Dakota; r. w. Ely, paste
: Presbyterian church, La Mouse, Dakota
al Rev. O. q. English, pastor, Hursn, Da
J kota; Rev, q. 3. Mills, pastor, Huron
Dakota; Rev. Ohss. Potter, paste,
q Huron, Dakota; Rev. D. B. Nickoll
v psstar Congregational church, Jams
el river.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-05-30

The Long Island Farmer is q newepa-
per published at Jamacia, Long Island
in Queens county, few miles from
Hioksvilie. Hicksville ls She abiding
place of the importation who is ct present
serving under commission from the
president as governor of Dakota. Hicks
vile is the place Governor Church will
return TO by and by. The Long Island
Farmer of the 18th inst. publishes sn
article of considerable length, relative
to its Hioksyille neighbor, which appears
under these headlines: