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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-07-24
BARNARD, SUMNER & co.

you go a-shopping you like to
have a pretty Pochef-6ook in
your hand.
Real Seal can be had at
$500, $3.50 and $500;
Real Alligator for $3.50.
Antelope, to match Chate-
laine Bags, $3.50 to $500, and
we might as well say that ele-
giant Chatelaine Bags of Ante
lope can be had from $2.75 to
$500.
You can choose a P0cket-6o0k
for as little as IS cts, or 50 cts,
or rs cts, of course. We have
what is in good things at prices
to reach all wants.
The young ladies like belts,
and we like to see them worn.
There is a good deal ofreal style
to them. We have the genuine
Seal, with elegant oxidized
buckles, IS cts to S2.75, while
if you want canvas belts to wear
with your tennis suit SO cts
will supply your need.
Another charming low-priced
dress fabric for you to admire
just received. It's a Nuns
Yelling of rather more than
usual hrmness-in summer col
ors, of course, with pretty lines
of color grouped effectively
40 inches wide, and IS Cts is
all it costs. It's lovely.
Twenty eight inch Striped
English Mohairs of extraor-
binary goodness, IS Cts, and a
42-inch English Mohair, than
which there are none better, As
cts, down from SI.oo.
Side-band Ginghams that
give you chance for artistic ar
rangement and effective drap-
ing, IL I-2 cts.
Scotch Ginghams, II I-2 cts.
We give you another word
for Challis Beiges at 5 cts. The
word is: Don't mistake them
for common, no-account goods
because 5 Cts is the price. With
us it means a remarkably good
dress fabric for the least sum
to be named, 5 Cts yard. We
have sold as many cases as we
at first thought pieces would
answer.
We ought to repeat that story
about the II I-2c Satines, for
they are remarkably fine quail
ity, with the leading designs Of
the season, made to sell for IS
cts, but until August Ist IL I-2
cts gets them.
Summary Challies, with
suggestion fgreenh fields, warm
skies, birds singing, and wan
dering in the cleaning. We
have a lovely abundance Of
them at 6 IA cts a yard.
Standard American Satines,
8 Is cts a yard, twelve yards
for a dollar. Almost gone.
Seersuckers, with a dash of
color, in pretty, fine stripes, 5
cts a yard.
All wool Striped Serge,
,37I-2 cts, down from 50 cts.
American Mohairs, 42-inch,
81 IL cts,
While remnants of every
thing at any price.
India Silks, IS cts.
Genuine wash Surah Silks,
IS cts, down from a dollar, you
know.
China POngeeS, in all good
colors, 50 cts. A rare bargain
in fine, delicate silks.
go Damask Oatmeal and Huck
Towels, that you can not match
anywhere at our price, IS cts
for either one.
Tennis Flannels in white
grounds, combination stripes,
IS, 80, 81 SO and 70 cts.
All Over embroidered Elan
nels, white grounds, SI.25;
colored grounds, SI.57 I-2,
While Suitino FlannelS are
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-07-24
Lamoille County.

Lamoille County.
EAST ELMoRE.-A heavy rain-storm Wis
tied this section last Friday. Grain was
badly lodged. 60 Noah, eldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Lawson, died last
week Tuesday and was buried Thursday.
- John Bragg and daughter of Green
field, Mass, are stopping for week with
his parents. 60 Miss Edith Swift of
Blackstone, Mass, is visiting her uncle,
William Swift. - Mrs. William Foster
is no better. 60 Mrs. A, Swift is visiting
friends in this place and at Wolcott
MoRRIsvILLE.-The foundation for the
new building, one hundred twenty
eight by one hundred ninety -four feet, is
completed. A brick chimney eight feet
through at the base and seventy-tive feet
high is TO be built. == The exterior work
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.l
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-07-24

BRooKFIELD. - Rev. A. j. Lyman of
Brooklyn, n. Y, preached at the Second
church last Sunday morning to a large and in
terested audience, who seemed to fully appre-
ciate the rare privilege of listening to him.
Quite number We're present from other
societies and adjoining towns. After the
sermon he read letter from the pastor
(Rev. William Carr to the parish with ref
erence to his present and past relations TO
it, in which there was a suggestion of
discontinuance of his pastorate here. There
was also reference to the debt for current
expenses by which the society has been
somewhat embarrassed of late After the
reading of the letter it was suggested that
there could be no more opportune time for
raising the debt than the present and that
it could be done by individuals taking
shares of two dollars each. In this way, in
dividuals taking shares ranging in number
from fifteen to half shares, the debt of sos
was soon raised, and all seemed to feel that
ii was an appropriate close of the service.
MIR. Lyman has been called to Massachu-
sets by the illness of his mother but in
tends to return here, as his family will re-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

Surveyor for hss gusdsnee. cfssn re4asrsns
TIE work 80 be tone too o. three nnes.
ssns cauxsng unnecessary expene 70 We
street HAVING 70 pay for fl szfrs engi-
ns~rsnz VII. probably. b "a indueeusns
20 the contractor 10 exercise mcrs care
IwcuIs also recommend tEsas the terms
ard con1stsors Of contracts BE hereafter
rsgiz.sv enforced. and thai 10 contractor oe
permitted 10 proceed with ro-x zzrsi the
contrast i signed and hon6 fsed, snd sny
contractor In saeEsEaf II The performances OF
i ccnsrecs, or any cUnistsoa thereof re
hsrrs1 from any future ecntrart-
! you'd also recon- mend that shs city
surveyor be requires. 10 keep systematic
record OF al wovk tcre under his snpes-
vssfcu. and Of Al surveys made y order %
the council. and q. the expiration Of his term
q service 10 tarn shsrn over. with complete
inventory thereof, 20 bis szcreSsor, ts@ars
receipt shsrefcr. Respectfully s1onHitieas
goHs q. SrrRsy,
CITY Engineer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

A sair representation u the stenegnasons
os Seattle saet in Turner hs1 Friday even
lar ~ fertilizer CONSIDER 80 organization ~
~senegussons anton. enZposary ofsiccrs
Weoe sseciei as follows President, ?.
hlrsin, SECRETARIES. John Johnson asd q.
Delaney 81 k.e- John SsEser. 4 charter
S. e4Qse,ed IN les days when a pS.saa.
beat organization vii ee asade. The next
neetsag of tie sieBsnza scas Is announced
taf t@es3Ay even.as in w3eszsrasa's bal.
- HIS ha4 BE rot 4y4lAsle they w4..
a. sszstte .c farmers hall
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29
Loan se3 fTust Companies Pile ARA,
siss WITH the County Auditor.

Loan sea trust Companies File Arti-
clss with the county Auditor.
Articles Incorporating the i-amberinen
and ioggers Loan and Trust Company Of
Seattle were alcd ~ith the county auditor
yesterday hy W ", SAaaner. L. w. Con
snt and Edwin LouaeThaek. The cspj,sl
stock ct The corporation Is SIS 90. and It's
q lects arv &c baild own aud operate
whsvves steamboats,. street railways. saw
Uaslls AMI arsCkySr4s, 60 to act as agent Tor
manufacturer
Articles have also heea fled hy Georre
W. Triabls and y ', Hunter. 81 Colorado,
J. G iscrhorne. Of Virginia, \ Maxim
tosh. atson {. squire. james Coimau and
william X. Lsewsllyn, OK Seattle. tncorpor.
asoss and trustees ct tae Tses6o Trust and
Investment Company. The eapsiAl stock
50 sh-s corporation IS lxed az &21s3 81. wl,a
power % increase 10 SSC<e 90 It's % iects
are lG4 Gated ey ais 0AHe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

We TscetVss1 "a aeses4 Eua euabras se1e3 hs-A
stsgase1s s&Nsa = h1ss s-st tzace et5ars Xe-,
EHe ava Shea Svu ess. - A. {-srs.-t.--
Jog ~ ~ "a tAe Ga.s- - all csex tns ID
yaas cAesce ~S a. Sa1e as wastn -Se
Esssr is-af@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

GREATLY REDUCED RATES To WASHING.
Ton y G AND RETrRN

Account trtcnalai e8ae2aye of srats Terap-
lar, tAe rae wia ~ SIC - Tor The rsslaa trip.
fesurBInw ~ Northern Fsrj1e. Anaiisu Psrisr
VceeoE ~HuTt Isfae ar southern Pacific Tickets
Tetn-u up ~ ard Ier atsHK &ovemnsr "a ltis
necessary "a cal ]Es es8lsfe'v ia order 70 sacare
steeFtEE ca ACCOM- rsostatlans 81 Northern
tsct0c ticket ef@lCs. - second street. gnsscr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

! VII aATe feT sac t0s&g { nap ~ al the tsss
lsl&s 81 ~ss.Ese saa 8aoasa& eugcress hx yalen-
i.ne SeFigt, A23 sa2slsE EE} tae entries % "a
2sse t9eesAez ~s5a tae ate as5 aSmes o. rsar.
$50 a4taE las rap NIL ~ cs-rlcsef day
hfcaaF1 NeF2as H. eva Ear3ueer ki.-en
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We received lsFse 90 of frlmtaiags refsse.
tsnt.sE evesS hing that Is See. in fac; yea
N0a5a ihiak sc tNrHS8 oUr store tato trim.
p * stofc. Ne a~e 9etesle la-a 10 mAAp this
2s 8aT .rlcz1 Sfaae sEcCes> eut sill par spselA
&ite2t.aa - p As 81 n>inrtjos Wc w.ll
2n@se sg=eels} ss2e % tTifsEasags tzss week Al
0as, SAL fss1aSs VgseeA GaeSsdG / cary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

@ Hfa r. 49, srTrTfs reaas sz4 49, q essa HrA
cassse a,ss 29rs fEs ~ ~Tr&s af FtgE A. Ii
49, ta aa-eaa1r wash assass 81 efsessma -
F.taslee laE sfsfsnz y sas csk.1e a. ~ 3oNs Eysr
sses - 80 81 q togfles Is A. ssasEE GFax.
ksfs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29
SUMMARY OF SHIPPING.

Arrivals for the sear-Freisht Over the
city slips.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
Of the city Of seattle 6est,sasH / have the
boaoy 10 submit tbs following report OF matters
relating 10 my Office during the year ending
June 1870
SUMMARY oF ARRIVALS FOR TGE YEAR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29
THE CITY'S AFFAIRS.
Development Of Streets in
Twelve Months.
Statistics 81 shfpvsax-E<p~rss 81 sns
CITY saY..ys~. ehs<f Of PosIes
asa Hsrhsrmastsrs

roslo~iaS are tks Selaysd srnazs reports
snapnstse1 70 sas cszneA Friday nlzns 81
the city s4yvevoy. ehssf az posscs a1c aaF-
hg2rr1xsse-
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CRY srEvEYoas. sEroEr.

rxs~axs0n Of ssrwets--@w~rsEe ard
water Recommendation
tpvyser o. CRY sggTEYos
exarTtn. W. r.. July =. fssss.t
To the Honorable Rohert Moran. Nsyos
es sse city Of seattle. SfFs--I herewith
sah-alt q report % TIE operations Of this de-
p.rtrsens fss the rear ending May 81, issEs,
with statements in detail Of the WORK done.
Is character and cost. 20 VII:
EFxKzsI srsw&EY.
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Fss rates SD sfEzsaer RESERVATIONS q 4 a,
Sss.ee7s f-et-- .ss2s. o-1ss, "a sseS.4 stsesz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

TIE Record SHOW. ,ss4 Arrests for tsas
Year.
rrvtcx or CHfEY cy P1tfrE.
sEarTLE MAJ 81 Isss-,
p FL Feesr tAs ArEsrs IN scrorssHse
~f.- see Z az she eAay-er have rns hozor 20
reeasrr sse following arrests for the year srcfog
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Ne ia asfb Nfa 2
4 few mem hcTsAlps IN Club No 2-Sogid u
carat gold ease. va;h fail jeseled movement for
ss1fo 81 ole dollar week or IS Xpu want TO
pay fGF q Remember Is per cent discount On
al watches and diamonds sold through the
Clubs We ueSn what We say. Awsgdiass
every sasuF.sy alght 81 oel0ck
FINK & CLOCK.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29
1qh sSsspSss9shx MORAN BROS. .,sga,ss S8l

Balroad dry
asx rebuilt and supplied
description
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/ received io' freight over the city slips dur
TWO rINANCI,, s>rrRrRisKs.

Years respectfully. ssNCEl A Royr.
Hsgtsegtnsx5er.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-29

AwARpISGs-fIScK 4 CLOCK WATCH
CITHS
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Janey Murphy fled a suit against James
A Murphy. To whom she was married at
Denver. Colo, in March, 1888 for decree
al divorce and the custody Of their ore
child. She alleges cruel and inhuman
treatment and habisuAl drunkenness as
gToandS for the application
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sraxxzz oRapxp.

Note Accom-. ayIEs tho report are vsry
commemorative tabular statements showing n
detail the vagx referred 20 ia the Ah0ye sasa.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the Tues
day after the second Monday OF May next.
| being the l4th dav Of May, 1889, an election
will be held in the several voting precincts
in.the county OF Grant. Territory Of Dakota.
which with the counties OF Roberts and
Deuel. constitute the Fourth District for this
special election as the same may have been
fixed by law for election purposes, for the
election OF three delegates to a;constituton
al convention to I've held nj the city of Sioux
Falls OF tie fourth day Of July, 1899, and Tor
the ratification rejection OF the constitu-
ton adopted November 3, 1885, at which h
election the polls will he opened at O'clock
in the morning and will tnniI.ue olen until
five o'clock in the Afternoon - tine same day ;.
Each elector will have printed or written
upon Ills lalle the NAMES 81 Gniv two per
sons whom he shall ir~r, /, yot- Tor as dele
gates to said constitutional convention, and
upon said ballot he viii have also the words
.for tire Sioux Fails Constitution il he
shall he in favor oi its r.tiiicltipit or the
words against the Sioux Falls Consti,u-
tlni" il he shall desire is reie tinn
The respective ia"nsnp e.ecilan bolrts
will mak.* returns ,u s,Ir County A,ritt;ir the
s..lne :s III lelfrt:,i .it.e. ions.
oa books MI ;e delivered To Town
,t Jerks hv til,. Sheriff
Dated this l:,'a ,.sy oi April l-s'.
.'eHs l'.usiAss.
35wi DUTY Ahdito.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
A New Puzzle.

No house is complete now without
its pig-pen and four little pigs. "Pig
in Clover is the latest toy and puzzle
and it is having great run. The puz-
xle consists of circular block Of wood,
with a pasteboard rim around it and
three other paper rims in concentric
circles inside OF the outer one. Each
Of these inner rings of cardboard has
an opening in it and the openings are
on opposite sides. The inside ring of
all is two inches In diameter and is
covered over. It is called the pen.
Four marbles are placed in the outer
division Of the box. These are the
pigs The test OF skill is to get them
ali into the pen without touching them
with the fingers. The box is manipu-
lated in one or both hands, 50 that the
marbles roll one at time through the
gates in the circular fences and finally
into the inner inclosure.
They act very much like pigs. inas-
much as nobody can be sure Of them
until he has them all in the pen. He
may get three in and. while trying to
put the fourth one in the others will
run out. Anybody who has ever driven
pigs will appreciate the toy, and If
everybody who appreciates it has
driven pigs it proves that there are
thousands Of pig.drivers in the city
NeW York Sun.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
33ll,s |
Notice .: Murtstge Sale.

gs.g aS. l..st.i@ K.iselike and RoSaie
l.eist lIla itttsl,t.st ,ftd Mite.
h,r'-aee.. " 4 BnN,irn.
Mortgage ta,i-i Hteelnis.r ID, 1887, ani re-
cur,lr,i IL the ect ni tire register ~ deeds tnr
Grant county Dakota. OH the fifth day III
ic.,lnirl :. H. -. ~ q. q u.'stork a. VI. :.
IL iro l. - - r"r' sa.es 81 ipH~s .pU-Gti
uurtga1ed iirl,l>,s :: The so.'.l lialt
II ,i... t,'rthNt :; quarter, and Tive north
iinh ot tie -ts,tiMtst quarter ., section
eighteen i. IL township one hnn
,ir.,i t.ios t.,.n s.une (l: !. north ~ rang
Tor, -Slx ~ Vest q. tllr i'lh y. NJ. cull :
ialllIg !. .rlss b..iMllt lf.sirs been ,nn.t,-
III th- payment 81 i"entStwG and I,aiD3
49,, d"! :is ls.t dlt, alid the nIurtIaKe
p,.N day iiat shuutd there I've Il default al
/, l. d.N. j.. the payment ni ANY sum due,
| tia Il i, s!ltil cr,Sr lt,e whole VI - 4 money
| 10 rcu,nr due at n.sce, at the .1,,lon oi the
III. .p.l holder thereof and the mortgage
n.;.y lie fprrclos.d ior ill- wh.,le u said n:tti-
~ Az interest due. Due therefore the wtVl-
sum 81 one ilalttrtl and eievr.l ami H-!M
fSlll.,.l dollars Notice is Lrrrby given
/ ,haI SAID mortgage Will t+ br-coscd by ..
sale OF the n"tEayed premises a: pubic
Suction al the front door III the court house
| in Milban X, Grant county, D.k., by the ser-
III ot s~id county, or the 18th day IL May, 1853,
at ~ o'clock u IN, to tile highest bidder Tor
cash, to satisfy the amount then due Oh said
mortgage, with costs ard disbursements and
twenty five ($.5) dollars attorney ices ~
stipulated III said mortgage.
| Dated this 2Yti day ~ March, A, u. 1899.
w. }. bOHDEN, II slcrtgagee.
A. w Movius, Big Stone City, b. r.. At
torhey for Mortgages.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03

The Stallion III HASTINGS" will
stand the season of 1889 at the Big
Stone City elevator.
Pedigree-Hastings by Janesville.
he by Milwaukee, by nysdyk's Ham.
bletonian No. 10. Dam-Lady Rich
ards by Richards Belfounder. he by
Hungerford's Blucher, by Blucher, by
Duroc, by imported Diamond. ID
dam--Gib, by Farmers Glory. Sd
dam, Old Kate from Connecticut
driven in her 34th year.
l.. S. Follett. breeder. Weight 1850
lbs. $40 to insure.
II. B. CRIPPEN.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
The Initiative ChinaInan.

Senator Stewart, Of Nevada, does
not believe in the theory that II China
man can progress, although lie may
be Americanized in most particulars.
The other day he was telling about
some of his strange experiences with
the sons of the Celestial Empire. when
he said: when we got our first
Chinaman to cook, he didn't know i
blessed thing about the kitchen. and
it became necessary for Mrs. Stewart
to 60 down and show him how to do
everything. When you demonstrate
in an ocular way how things should be
done John never forgets. He is very
impressionable. Mrs. Stewart owed
him how to make biscuits. After she
rolled the dough she took the cutter
and began to cut out tho biscuits.
When the whole roll was done there
was little triangular piece left. aud
of this she made half moon. which is
customary. l didn't know anything
about it at the time, but ut the end Of
three or four months | discovered
that every day WheG our biscuits were
served there was half moon among
the lot. At the end Of year l made
inquiry about the matter Of Mrs.
Stewart. and she went into the kitchen
and watched the Chinaman each time
he cut his biscuits, and she discovered
that he always made = half moon and
would spoil four or five biscuits to do
so. He thought it was as necessary a.
the salt or the shortening. Indian
ai,0lis Journal
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
First Publication March %, 1889
Notice ot Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Detanlt having been made in the conditions
OF certain mortgage, {made and dated De-
cember Goth, A. d. 1888, by Herman Hauer
and Elizabeth Hauer his wife, to Charles
Betcher, and duly recorded in the registry
OF deeds III Grant county. Dakota Territory,
on the Sd day OF January, A. ID. 1884, in book
IL OF mortgages, page 3l2, at II o'clock and
81 minutes n. m, conveying and mOrtgaein
the following described premises, situate in
SAID county, to-wit: Commencing at a pOn,
seven hundred and seventy l17U1 ieet west OF
the southeast corner OF lnkpa City lnow EN-
braced in the village of Big Stone City) thence
running south one hundred and twenty ll2u)
1eet, thence east one hundred I00) tee,
thence north one hundred and twenty i12ot
ieet, thence west to point of beginning, with
all the appurtenances and Improvements
thereunto belonging, on which there is due
al the q ate hereof one hundred .nd tour dol
lars and forty eight cents (Sln4 49, including
interest, insurance. taxes and twenty dollars
attorneys lee as therein conditioned. said
mortgage having been given to secure the
payment OF two promissory notes of ninety
hve dollars each from mortgagor to mortga-
gee. one due December 80, 1884, and one .ne
December Goth. 1883, and no proceedings ~
law having been instituted to recover anv
part thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power OF sale IN said mort,
gage contained and herewith recorded. and
pursuant to statute, the said mortgage viii
he toreclosed by sale Of said mort ga ged
premises at public auction by the sherjt, OF
sad county or by his deputy AS agent for that
purpose, III the city Of 5lg Stone City IN sand
County OF Grant, on Tuesday the l4th day ot
May, "A. ID. 1889, at one o'c lock in the alter
noon, which sale shall be made at the ,ro Mt
door OF the post office III said city OF Bic
stone City, 10 satisfy the snln which sha!
then be due, together with all the costs and
charges OF reclosure
Dated at Big Stone City, Oak, this eth
day OF March, A. d. 1889
CHARLES BETClIER, Mortgage.
F. NJ. BENNETT. Attorney tor Mortgage
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
Five SOutherN Land ExCurAiOns.

The sLL'NO CENTRAL RAILROAD will
run five Southern Land Excursions to points
in Tennessee. Mississippi, and Louisiana ,
leaving Chicago, $40 a. m., st. Louis 7:4O p.
IN; Tuesday May IA, June II, July 9, Au-
gust l3, September 10. The regular ONE WAY
lst and 2nd class tickets will be used.
Through coaches to New Orleans For cir
culars and ptmplet entitled "Southern Home
Seekers Guide" a ply to the undersigned
at Manchester Iowa. For rates and fares APP
ply to nearest Ticket agent and then be sure
that your tickets read via Chicago or St.
Louis and then via the Illinois Central Rail-
oad
J. L. MERRY,
Gen West. Paas. Ggt
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
Well Acquainted With His Habits

why did you give your husband
that letter to mail; he'll be sure to for
get it?" said nice old lady to her
daughter yesterday.
That's why | gave it to him. 1t is
an invitation to that dreadful Mrs.
Blank. I've got TO send her an invita-
tion for my reception, but don't want
her to come. "--itttsburq Dispatch.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
4 appreciated Georgia Girl.

@ang girl in Anderson county
her own efforts, made two
eDtton last fall in order to pay
sbooling, is worth her weight
|$ 1f there was more work aud
parade about our girls in
country there would be less
X1 of hard times. Working
the jewels Of the country.
trifling women, young and
zones and positive evils TO
luqustd Chronicle.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
A Point In NOah's History.

..What did Noah live on when the
food had subsidized aud provisions in
the ark were exhausted1" asked q
Washington Sunday-school teacher Of
her class last Sunday. Il know"
squeaked q little girl, after all tho
others had given it up, "Well, whatP"
inquired the teacher. DRY land
WASHINGTON Star.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03

)entists are unanimous in
lppon the great good to be de-
: botanical garden In New
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-05-03
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm II
oehier Husser is tins day dissolved Nv
mutual consent. All accounts, notes or debts
OF any kind due he firm can he settled by
the undersigned respectively
GoDFREY 0EuIER,
MATHrIs HusskR
Dated Big Stone City, Oak March Ii. 1859