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Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
THE BEE HIVE
SPECIAL GREAT
SILKSALE.

We haze too many Six.
and are asts,minsa 10 get d
fen thousand dollars out o.
til: stock al all hazards.
Colored Silks at IS cents a
yard; comment Unnecessary,
A line of 6'3 and 7s-cen,
goods down to 40 cents
81 goods at 60 cents. $I.2s
goods at IS cents.
Colored Faille from $1.75
down to $I.oo; worth to i'm
port $I.25. -.-
Satin Rhadames, in black,
from $I.so do wn to $I.oo;
SI.75 quality down to SI.as.
Pure Silk Surah, in black,
very desirable. not matched
for value on this continent,
so cents a yard.
Plaid Surah Silks; the 81
quality for 90 cents.
~ inch Bel!on's Black
Silk; So quality down to
SI.25; the S2,so quality
down TO $I.5o; an extra fine
quality from $2.75 to $2.oo.
Every one knows the excel
lent wearing qualities OF this
silk.
Guinet Black; S1,2s quail
ty IS cents.
Moires in coTors and Black.
Examine these goods c,ih-
eally and IHGge FIR yeurseH
We feel SIRE If yoa don't
6my ii IS no. orr IaNik. We
shall haze 10 decline eisqng
samples Of a6eOs during Mis
extreme Low Price Sale.
Russell, MissimeI & Co,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
CENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW sERIEsl NEW SERIES

This association has ALWAYS been CAREFUL,
| managed and is now one Of the most sue
ssssInl and prospsrous Loan Asso stations in
six per cent: interest allowed to withdraw.
monthly meeting. ~e"
Anew ries OF 800 shares OF stock 4, now
offered fer sale at " per share,
Persons desiring to Join a reliable Loan As
50 latlon VIII do well 70 examine into The
merits OF lhts so.iation. Secure shAree 4
once and arrange to buy home on en1y
terms. Books now read y
ChARLEs n. TRUMP, Pr6sldent,
WILLIAM u. HAWKINS, Secretary
Once, No. 7I2 Market street, ma imeod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

among the thousands o1
visitors to-day will be boys
and their parents - perhap
hundreds OF them. They
should remember that 1t is
needless to 60 out our door:
to find the best that can be
done in clothing.
Norfolk Suits; from S. to
$40, upward in size from
tour years. The stock is
not proiaic, dull. Bright,
youthful, in sympathy with
the young customers and
younger season. ANY formu.
la OF price, save that on the
Trash line or below, finds ex-
preston in the stock. So
TOO for larger boys.
Eighteen dollars for a
mans ready-made suit. The
round sum of $50 is often
saved for this. Here are
two lines at SIS. Worsted
corkscrew, with hair lines ol
silk. The fit is admirable,
the worth is easy $40. Why
not save 81? No easier way
to earn so much.
Market street, east of centre.
Leaves and twigs and
bunches of buds h a n d.
embroidered in Silk on q
lovely light fabric-a camel's
hair melange. Beige, gray,
brown, steel. In Kobe pat,
terms, Sa5, from $35.
Robes IN evening colors
were $12 and Sl4, now 81
Southwest of centre.
A dozen different STYLES
| of Women's Fancy Cotton
and Lisle Thread Hose oper
this morning. New, hand
some, cheap.
Chestnut street side.
Several new shades o
Ladies' Suede Gloves, 4
buttons, and 8.button Nous
quetaires, embroidered, arr
shown this week for the frs
ltime. Match the newest
shade Henriettas.
Chestnut street side, west OF Main Aialr
Tennis Oxfords. Ligh
Iabove, strong below. Foot
wear that don't drag yol
down. Easy, breezy shapes
AS good for work for play
The old-time price mad
these sensible Summer Shoe
a luxury. They're withiI
lanybody's reach now:
Mems Light Shade Brown Canvas Tenn
Oxford Sl,2j
!, Mems Dark Brown Canvas Leather
'l Trimmed Tennis Oxford, SI.50.
sM.A's { .Lee colorou oUs. TeL-t- o forl
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

ID EMOVAL
III Having removed to no. 2Ig East
Feursh street, am prepared 70 do tin
en1 sheet IRON roc ing, gutteriaE. spoutinR
and JOB work of all Kinds promptly attend 81
70. Tin roots repaired and painted. Esti.
mates furnished when desired. Would ia
pleased In SEQ all my old customers and N
oaoy new ones as may wish TO give ne 4
call. ALkxANDEk OHAMBKRS.
Ala. Sna
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

a. AZ WE ARE iO.a6ad In iud s!uz by
~ slzs ~ lie Physicians bill, Mr.
us j. Ti.dea must have been q
FSrS s.E man Ald sffl ,.ed with Almosl
81 '"N r'seaios ~ which humanity l.
t aeI' SaIg bill amounts 20 the uodss
nssIe huS n' E!i0 900 for eight years
service, aud us 8elsve Is the chanpior
In this line in tie Uuited si.tes. Tn,
charge is =; tta rae OF S!7 800 q year
alleged services.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
STRICTLY ATTENDED TO,

Waving disposed Of nv saloon, No. 4ns
King street, TO John FRY, formerly OF the
clayton House, ! will devote my attention
son drinks. Al orders lett Rt 4O5 King street
or Fourth and Union. will be promptly al
tehueu 10. i. ELMER,
n
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
WE ARE GOING

Right along trying to
keep up with the de-
mand of the people for
fine Clothing. There's
scarcely a day we do
not add some new style
OF Mems and Boys suits
to our large assortment.
We mean to do our
best. We are Offering
by far the best assort..
ment of fine, nobby
(both in materials and
make up) Suits we ever
showed. We are pre-
pared to fit from the
smallest boy to large
men. We would like
TO have parents make
a special note of our
Boys and Children's
Clothing.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

Mother-of-pearl, smoked
pearl, and various metal:
worked into buckles fol
belts, garnitures, and millin
cry. 500 importers sam,
ples-2O0 displayed in a
case son the main aisle,
north of centre. Prices 20
cents to $3.50, value 40 per
cent. more. The types are
the introduction;yOu and the
goods must complete the
transaction.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

True co operation in store
keeping consists in making
yo1r purchases whe,e you gel
tile greatest aa0antags. 1He
more business yon glve 10 the
finn most deserving 1t, tie
better You can and mil be
se11ed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
EAST LAKE
PARK : LOTS.
MUST BE SEEN TO BE
APPRECIATED.
OBJ NOW SOLD.
FIRST COME FIRST SERVED
They that come first get
first choice. Rapid
trans sit.
Commencing

MONDAY, APRIL BIRD,
| will run daily excursions
to East Lake Park over the
electrical! extension of the
City Passenger Railway and
carry all persons free who
wish to examine East Lake
Park lots. Apply at the
Office, 923 MARKET STREET,
for tickets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

Tile aggregation Of 6nSi-
ness reaHees tie cost of doing
ii and the profits required.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

The New Castle County Cour. vii
convene mex Monday morning, and n
Is expected shA. the frs; TWO weeh,
Will Do taken up With criminal hus'-
noae' When that is disposed OF ,be
superior oonr; Will open, and the civil
hs' vii DO taken up. lis ho ped tha,
nne oil The atst cases called during the
tErm VIII bs that OF the proprie,or I /
s'%e one o. the corne' stands, as tbir
10 70 Tue people Of this oity, one OF the
lnos' U po;.ans IN alters t. De d;spo.ed
OIL II ttese men havs the right d
oSoupy the corners OF our pr!nci pol
sHee.s, us .'ne that fact was kuo an,
Ou! II they rave not, IL isA matter q
L,snI ami jus'ice 30 the public that Ihey
suou'u Know 1t, 20 that she corners ca.
% clesssd. l. Is hoped thA. there viii
no' oe sny n1'a p9siponements Of thes,
cAsss' snd Eai the city solioltor vii
see shs' q! lssss one is taken no 10,
VIA, 50 sha. tie decision OF the Our
can bO oOss.lei.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

THE BrLL 7h!ea is now b.,ors the
i,'use' providing 'arsqlAAisnss al n
~ lhs ErstkFStr, saouid be psssen
WI Il'aous a2'sy. I. has already passed
.lo .no oaa' - aat IL importance should
@@ @osea' -"E5ee'sAry delay Ia lEe
oa.aa nsuae- i u nA..sr vhtoh gseaty
concerns th.i lily, t1r undar .hs ofessn,
ssa's s. OF >it.!Ts " asa ysrsuslly With
ou' sng 'llpg % prevent . vessel having
VA iniea'.ons d'ssass en- board from
tne Som,oe up to '1' whAr7ss and spread.
nss. '1fouSaou; the city. PAlIAdel.
a. @ - prJssctd BY a Quarantine sta.
tons but aa saa. Ia naiIes nSova ths
mouth OF the CHRISTIANS. a i,not ol
tae sliSh.es: beuea: to u,' rbereIors
= IL mater OF vital i'm portsuoe tt
New ois'!e, as we'll ss this city, tbs. .
quaranH9c Station shall be est tblIshed
al the B'esi Va.er.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
A Clothing House in Trouble

Owing to the failure OF large Wholesale
Dy tho creditors and an sssisn nee was ap
ipointod BY tho order OF court. Tho stock
consists of $40 eco worth of II 90 clothing TO-
Ioeh, Deys ara childrap. and will oo sold at
36 or cont lesl than 40 .uBI cost This banz
rupt sale, watch S now EoiOg at tna s, W,
corner Of 2nd and Market streets, Whining.
ton, Del, viii Rive the people OF Whining.
ton and the vicinity TO get clothes for a. mo- (
nothing. We will mention a Tow prices A
suit OF mons clothing, ell To- match tSfT,
worth % 20; mons elegant black rorsted
nll wool ss.o0, worth $40 so; mend olsZsnt
Cashmere pants el,3l, 1ortH S276. a chiId's
beautiful suit, plsated and m ado in latest
style sl.sb worth S3ST; ohildren's pants rs
cents, at iho ). ". Oorusr 2nd and Market
streets. Oau ani see before going elsewhere
and Jou will save money mI-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

What 's mora attractive than pretty
Isce WIN fEelh, bright complexion?
Sor 1t U7s Z, gz r''s P3ss.sr.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
sALTInoAE q VssIO kAlLR0AS q
aoaMHLR IN HrFEUr. April 10 lsss
tfstns ieaSe JsiAwaeS Avauus Dsp,G
EAGr untrAn

aoh Np'bh ip n1FEor, April 10 1853
tfsins iesse bNsiAwaes Avsuus DspsI
EAST BOUND.
For Philadslphia aod uhestor, SIS "a,
te, y u, 10 30 and stl Il =. 70. 10 . O0
%, % 70, %, o ~, 7 80, 80 a. and 3 bb d. n,
On Sundsyt,T 80 100, o 0b, 10 80 ana All IL a,
a.; 70, SeU,o ss.'S 20. . aS. . to..s 20 and q
WEST BOUND.
For singerly, accommodation, daily Il 80
70: Btltimore, accommodation, daily OK.
por Chicago and PittsburE, expresJ, daily
:, Uincinnsti " and st. Louis express, daily
baltimore accommodation, daily 2t6 IN
daily $40 pm.
Sinse.ly accommodation, daily 7 80 p m.
sCGs sbAlfDhNbkht.v VIC a., M.sapTr
any, IL " .. N. dAiJ 0 toept Sunday, 2 Gt
~, 20 y. m. daily.
Ifalns lsavo laaFkst Street station.
Ier PhDadelphin 7es p, m. daily. Tor
bAltimore ar. NJ, daily. Hoi LAadun
day; 10 = %. on sunday oaiI SsS s aSd NV, ! ssc
p. M, dsiiY.
lPittsburE. Chicago and 81 Louis exDrOss
Trains t5r t{uminstOn-Lssys Pnuar.
noon, %, sSc, 80, as.OO, ESQ. ala 10 ~,
st.2A and 3 70 o. IN.
bundS1 only, e.lo am.
BTprnbs cAinss
RATES TO WESTERN POINTS LOWER THAN
VIA AMY CTHER LINE
W. d pB.sl1 ENrS, q, SOuI,L,
Benn 0anngor. esdnI PsAs, asSs,
TeiSDnCno No. InA.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

Tile accuracy Of Mis COL
umn is The standard BY sOAieh
you may test The store.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Mustang Liniment.

mEhicAS MUSTANG LrSMEET. for Rheunnttsn
1""oaao' selGiioa, Lame Back. SttF JoIata
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

NOTICE-TIE }. A. CKANSTON co,
l. ICY King street, have now on sale, ter
tillGers In tmall packages, for grass, plants
cemetery lots, roses. and all kinds OF flowers
making quirE growth. hone special prepa.
ration lOrchlckens. Agents wanted. As5-lln
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
G1OO REWARD FOR ANY INFoR

pIOO nation leading to the recovery of
herse. buggy and harness taken from stAhies
A. trout and Uhur h streets Sunday evening
Aptii End. DARK bay horse l5Is hands nigh,
Coal box top buggy with extra heavy wheels
And-runninE gears, One lap robe, black on
afa II JNO NJ snI oMnN
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

BOARDING - PHEASANT ROOMS,
- furnished or unfurnished, t3I Marx 81
street. maJ-Gtf
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

T1 ~. $500 ~ GOOD BAy ~
~. nna aind, will WORK Ia nsa n,sn sound
Sr, ~. nsfness, fearless o I eys,f o. dou.
ssn va,'n pI lady, viii ,oayynlns, ,oay I
.... s en hour, Dan bp ssss sa itom 4
sIuss ,sss ostrsen Madison sss :, y stable
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
CALIFORNIA.

Special Parties. saml.M onshIy. Free
S,eeping Cars Cheap RS,es Southern
Route. Address E IAWLEY, General
= 'steIn A5ept, 3S9 Broad way, N. Y.
Z j. BMITH, 4O2 Chestnut st., Phi g.
dslphlA, or any Baltimore g. OHIO
Ticket Agent i29. IS l6,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

fok SALn-,r,s,D MN ,,,,,-
- oeliyersd At Ens, ,iSss.pihG i.ss. gihG 4
y rin'h ward At reaso sAhis s M rslE a
SntHLLsY, Oaroroft p ~ n pncs'.
e. b-m ason vork do.o W DeL
snd stone furnishsd, NO's And lind
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Or. TIA. KeabIes,

Residence; 1ul1 Tatnall St. Office: 921
Market ST., WIZ, Del speclalties: Dis.
eases OF Women, Children and the Skin.
Office Hours: Ito la. m 3 to s D. m ,
Telephone No 2. m2i- ,s.lmw.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

FOX sALE-A soSp,,
soun,e ,eominx . years Old; % N.rs, y
. aJIo,e IiSn, and q good fArn Sot,. u' :, y, q
~ nsnt 9 wagon, cheap. Add,,,s.' " ~ ny
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

FoR, r, sALE-sEvEN ROOM n
haall u onnveniences; furn,,,.. SuM u
'"'ss'n' heA'on for selllng, ', ~, y, !, " y,
aiI-eod-Imt So W.. I = diBs
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

NO LEFT "A HOUSE ~ W
i Buren, street, room, Dom, rsssoa| r
modern improvements
ply on premises. II
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

T7OH RENT-THRE;El; Rec G9Iss.is|| q I'll
q and gas and p;iYii's'
at hi Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
WANAM AK ER's

PHIIADnLrHrA. SATURDAY. May, ., lsss.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
For sale.

Bon, n,.s. ss.ALs-HAvIN9 s..
xood n P,.e'. ! have for sals % a, ksNrEI
@ @nsss s.en oas mare, two-ho,', y lev pr
All Aseo osan poles, uSss y, wagon and
SAN cu,ung box, maah,nNe lsasoa,
sosn' ssns WI grind sosrse sa,ne !, a Tor cfu
w.gn u NO. bid glass sso. a ,svOn
$500! strong anf wall ! usrmSl
nnas svl = uinerent osriape q ana dnsdsi viii
ouos o,ns- ~ cash; ! platform ss s.,Iy pay the
othor articles for ssle 4, s,alol and n
AL o. WIN. REYSnd
--- rev Caste /
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

1aoK "TnRL.El SIGSsss s,Si ~ ;
o lod6o room 10 ~ md valid
PLY at F.W, II sISS, oth AuO
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

EXyANTED-A GIRL FaE H. u
w housework, at No. ~ A'-s
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

Is iOur, at 07S To'' sif'n :"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

TANTED "A 0OLUHeDh.Y
" oook and h1us.keepd'
9th street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

MTANTED-A SII uATlOa Ky
w BOckkeeper fIom tao coaal
erence. Addreis z. U. Hs1 ~, Vhl
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

"ANTED-sIaHTU Ua TEn
w mRsons. and several hsl
ply TO q. W. TRoMPsoE, lSh q
Highlands.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

EoR sALE-THE HOUsRpot
,th ~ ralih building, on TatnaIl ~, V'
Nv ~ 1ha ~ 1 ash w sts. Price low, term, t,, N
sTEin'So' 4. DAVIS. n l.. LId M
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

HYANTED-B9O BUshtnS W
w toss. DANtLL MsklNA1
and Monroe sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

" A MT E u COOKS, CHd
w maids, he p for hotels, itj
and TOR private ian lies. Int liJs1
for bns lish And . osrmsn, NJ l9I
street mist.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

NVANTED-AN EXPBRIESO1
" for general housesolE.
required. Apply at MRS, U. !.
llU5 Jeiieisun street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

"ANTED-H0RSES OR |
" Kind of stock to hoard on 4
terms. gor pArticu ATu Nppy OF
a II. q. PAssMORE, FairTlllt, N
All
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

ToR RENT-sIx ACRES III n
with house, stable h9l my oI u
near rGreenbAnk q ttAliuh,
Fish Err. s02 Market siIt-r
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

UTANPED-A GIRL WHO
w stands the millinery Iiade
b., this ofilce.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

HUE sALE.-A LOT an mn,
~ Material, oonsisting Of I,'s sS
moioings, binds, &n, AIao m ny
Ient j. L. MARX. No. liz Kis1W W y
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
nor Isent'

vNOR RENr-A YlNs \, K9JI'i ss'ii
society ia the HETGnssil Gsly II b
and market strests. Ap.1 "
OABLLY NO. 9 W. l9lh 81
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

NoR SALE-A CHILDrs PDHy
q ing esesis Old. Gan bo dylv,. M
dfen' Price 80. address V. X h
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

ok sALE-A GOOD SOMA
~. - IAN, rearly new. Cot slsl
sor .iOV' 9AhDAER, IN srd
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

w AHTED - PERSONS VA
w Reliable help for hotels resAI
orivat9 families can be accommodate
Ina at the Wilmington lnRlligenoe
Orange street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

Euk SAi.ts-LaKuE AND
- oermAntoNn wagons at I'm M
20 q collection cf butinsss W.
HAMMOND. I'd ard Pfenoh M, \
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14

Gov. CHURCH wisely calls attention
in his Arbor day proclamation to the
law that offers an annual bounty of 81
per acre for ten years for every acre of
trees that may be successfully grown
and cultivated. He quotes in his
proclamation the section that exempts
from taxation all improvements to the
value of 81, 900 for period of ten
years any one-fourth part of a quarter
section whereon five acres of timber
shall be planted to trees, seeds or
cuttings and the same kept in growing
order. The trees are not to be more
than twelve feet apart each way. He
quotes the paragraph of the law that
the value of land for purposes OF
taxation shall not be increased by such
improvements Us setting out forest and
fruit trees, shrubbery and vineyards,
He urges particularly the observance
If this day by our public schools. The
proclamation rs first published in the
territorial papers, and appeared in the
WATCHMAN last week, contained
several typographical errors. The da,
!or North Dakota is Thursday, May 3:
tor South Dakota, April % The de
viding line Is the seventh standard
parallel, and not the forty-seventh
,arallcl.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
The Great Sioux Bill.

1t required but one session of the
conference committee on the great
Sioux bill last Friday to reach an
agreement between the house and
senate upon the latter's amendments.
and rs soon rs reports can be made to
The house and senate and the reports
agreed to the bill can go to the presi-
lent. The senate amendments were
all agreed to with one exception; that
if the construction of the two roads
was reduced from four to three years
us the house had fixed it, and pro-
vision was added requiring the road to
tile with the secretary of the interior,
before commencing work, maps of
definite location and plats of station
grounds and shops and buildings.
Some verbal changes were also made
in the provision IN relation to the Crow
Creek settlers, whereby their rights
were more closely guarded. No dis
cussion was had over the submission
clause, and that remains rs it originally
stood in passing the house. There is
little doubt that the bill and amend
ments will be agreed to as they are re.
ported from the committee. The con
ferees are: On the part of the senate,
Dawes, Jones (Ark), Platt; on part of
the house, Peel, Hudd and Nelson.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
From Kansas.

In letter to Mrs Ella Warm, now
Of Huron, from which, through the
courtesy of that lady, we are permitted
to publish a few extracts, Rev. III. \
Barden, formerly of this township but
now located ut Russell, Kansas, has the
following to say regarding the close
times there and his family:
Tunes very dull and money out OF
circulation. Old settlers say they haye
never seen such close times IN Kansas
Even during grasshopper time there
was money in the country. Unless q
crop is raised this year there must be
much suffering and privatlon to follow
and many will leave So you see
everything is unsettled and uncertain
even in Sunny Kansas.
George is in school and doing very
we'll in his studies.
Mrs. Barden is much better, but not
well. She is getting back some of the
flesh she lost in Dakota, though sht
likes Dakota much better than Kansas
at least than this part. Other part.
we cannot say.
March was rough and cold"
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14

CHAIRMAN ALLEN has issued the call
for the territorial republican convention
to meet at jamestown, Wednesday,
May 16, at l o'clock, to select delegates
and alternates to the national con-
ventlon at Chicago, June 10. The
basis of representation is one delegate
for every 200 votes or major fraction
cast for delegate to congress in 1886.
The counties not having voted at that
time shall be entitled to one delegate
each. The convention will consist of
527 delegates.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
FIcm Washington Territory.

SEATTLE, W. T., APRIL ), 1888.
EDITOR MISUNDERSTANDING per
maps few lines from me would be OF
interest to your readers | take this
opportunity of writing. We have good
times here at present Common labors
command from - to - 80 per day, and
plenty OF work for all There is an
abundance of lumber and farming
lands, and poor land too, but most of
it is timber or brush land, all well
watered The climate is mlld and
pleasant, everything is green now and
fruit trees beginning to bloom. On
the coolest day of the past winter the
thermometer registered zero | am in
formed that it hasn't been SO cold for
l5 years past. The snow does not lay
on the ground more than two weeks
dIring the winter, but it rams great
deal during the winter season.
Myself and family had a very
pleasant time coming; all arrived in
good health. | like the country here
very well. Yours Truly,
FRANK A. PETERSON.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
Sully County Republican Central
Committee Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the Sully
County Republican Central Committee is
called to meet in Onida. ID. T., on
SATURDAY, ApRIL 2isT, 1888
at o clock p. III. for the purpose of max
ing an apportionment calling a County
Convention to non mate "A candidate for
the Office of Superintendent of Schools
and to transact any other business that
may come before the committee for CON
sideration. A full attendance is requested.
Dated at Onida. ID. T.. April ,, 1888.
BY order of Executive Committee
Ii. O'CoNNoR, Chairman.
J. HI. GRopENGTEsER, Secretary
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
Grand Army Campfire at onida
April ~.

As announced in our last issue u.
S. Grant Post, G.. A. r., at Onida, have
arranged to hold grand campfire on
Friday evening, April 9th, beginning
at early candle-light. The exercises
will consist of short speeches by old
veterans, music and supper. The Post
will furnish coffee and hard tack, and
the friends are requested to bring
beans, and other victuals sufficient for
"good square meal All are invited
to be present.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
Cattle Herd.

Excellent range, abundance of water
and salt furnished. The stock will be
put ont early in the morning, and
taken up late in the evening; they will
be watered with well water drawn with
horse. All for % cents per head pei
month. Corral on section 25, TIP. ll3
Range 70. One mile west of Goddard
Post-Otlice. BRING on your stock any
time after April lst, 1888.
WILLIAM MCGINNIs.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
For SALE-A good young mule.
j. II. GROPENGIEsE ER, Clifton
Horse and Cattle Herd.

The undersigned will herd cattle and
horses in the Okobojo valley, near
Clifton, during the season OF 1888, be-
INNING April l 9th and closing Novem.
ner lst. Plenty of water and Il good
range. Terms cattle $l.00 for the
season; horses 30 cents per month.
WILL POTTER, Clifton.
For Sale--60 cents per bushel-
10 bushels of Millet Seed Leave or
lers at Potter's store or call at resi-
,lence, 3 miles west of Clifton.
ID. \. HAROLD.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14

i want 10 Accomplishments Al
Once-must be cheap. | will also
make Real Estate and Chattel loans.
Address, S. Ii. NEAL, Onida.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-04-14
Stockmen, Attention,


The Imported Fcrcheron Stallion, No
j456, 4th Vol. PerChcron stud Book, will
De at my stable, on section l1-ll3 -, where
ne can bc seen al all times for the season
of 1855. His weight is 1870 lbs, is II
hands high, broad and Stoutly built, has
keen bright eye, smooth head and neck
smooth clean limbs, broad flat bone. well
musced, and has good style and action.
HALIFAX HOPE made last season II
success ut my place and colts can be seen,
soon.
lie is now acclimated. Twill be pleased
to show the horse Call and see him.
TERMs:-Single service, $500, Season,
$1,000, and to insure with foal, $1,000.
$. G.. " STOKES, Proprietor.
Post office GODDARD, SuLIY o., ID. I.