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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
A sELF.ExILEp WOMAN.
A woll-to-do, Cultivated st. Louis Girls
Disgrace and Flight TO Memphis.

Disgrace and Flight TO Memphis.
There Is being enacted In Memphis, nj this
time, one OF the saddost dramas In real life
that a newspaper reporter Is eyoroallod upon
Ia review.
The leading role Is carried-not as mat
ter Of choice but nccessity-by a former
wcll.known young lady OF ST. Louis, Of eE.
ccllcnt family and high social standing, and
one who received superior education at
the Arcadia MOL Convent
Her name h withheld from this story for
her benefit and that Of her family.
On the 9TH ~ January last there arrived In
Memphis from ~ Louis n Alondo young
lady about cifhtoon years of agc, with a
pretty face. bat poorly dressed and morally
and physically blightod. Tho new arrival
had lied from home under deeply humilint-
Ing circumstances aud iu spare her family aud
friends modification over her disgrace. Her
social downfall was repetition % the samo
old story, mans pcriidy and woman's blind.
clinFing confidence. In her Hight the
woman had taken nothing being bent only
upon getting away from those who knew
aud esteemed her and iindiug the best home
| she could among strangers. u was case,
| purc Ind simple, of desperation lacking the
moral courage 10 end Il oil Ia death. Find.
| ing nothing else 10 do. she accepted n posi-
| ton a. chamhrrmnid 40 the tnyuso Hotel,
| which she held until February . From
that she Joined the hotel stewards corps, In
the capacity of pantry gih. After iouF days
service, falling 10 give satisfaction, she was
discharged.
by some means her devoted old mother
| heard OF her Whereabouts, and. nccomlm.
nicd by another daughter, came on from s.
Louis Both mother aud sister cxericd
their every Influence 90 induce the crushed
and desperate woman % return with them.
The effort failed, and They sorrowiuly went
their way.
Tho sclfouica't then applied 20 the Young
woman's Boarding Home Tor work, but her
condition was such a. to leave The careful
mairon NO alternative but To decline 10 give
hes employment IN her application the
woman expressed willingness "a 10 any.
thing but wait on the nbs II was late she
had nowhere 10 ~ sfAr the night,
there was no accommodation for hcI
nj the home, and Mrs, Phillips
the housokcopcr rendered her shelter Ia
her home for The night For soma reason
the stranger declined, hut won't 10 a priyat,
house cut nn Union street aud applied tot
shelter She Nas permitted 10 rcmAin Their
until Last saturday frum thCFu she went 9,
a tainted place, but only a. work IN ~,
kitchen. aud len there yesterday, she uid
10 become an inmate Of the Mission Home
The woman also LAS wealthy kindred ~
| CaluudClcL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10
Chancery Sale
Oh
r e AL E S IA r e.

no. 2,52i R.--chanccry Court Of Shelby County
J. N. Wallace ". ". 4. Grcenlaw ct al
BY virtue Of an lntoriocutory decree for sale. On.
tered In the above cause on the I'D day OF Dccem.
Der lss7, and renewed the ~ day OF April, lss3
On. H. g. PAGE 2l1. / viii sell nj public auction.
10 the highest bidder IN rout OF the Clerk and Mas
ters Office nj the Main street entrance oi the Court
house OF Shelby County, Memphis, Tennessee ON
saturday,
The cIth dry OF April, 1850,
within legal hours tho following described prop
erty situated In tie Taxing District Of shelby
County Tennessee tnwit
A certain tract Of land situated. lying and being
IN the County oi shelby and state Ol Tennessee,
on Toosa Hatchie River. being part Of the Talbot
grant and being subdivision made by the Mefl-
phis 4 Hopcield Real Estate stOCk Association.
and designated a. is9 acre tract, bounded % -
lOwr BEGINNING NJ the northeast corner ~ o i0l
G7i00 acre tract being stake the bank Of said
river. thence west along aud with the north bound
AIRY Of taid i0l 6'-i00 acre tract twenty one l2lD
chains aud twoniy.thrcc CD links N stake which
stands north ali west scvcn aud onchnli 40 feet
form an ash marked "N " IL being the southeast cor
ner Of The 100 acre tract sold 70 VIM Clark thence
north with said Clafks east boundary line forty.
seven a. chains TO stake. thence east thirty tx
lo5l chains aud thlrtyscten 90 links 10 stake on
Loom llnichlo River, thence south ~ dcgrrs
west With the member Of nld river fifteen llsl
chains thence south i0' east twcuiyecycn IN
chains aud ten ti0l links thence south ~ wet
twelve ~ chning thence south a.. wet thirteen
li5D chalns and nifty 90 links TO ihe beginning
containing one hundred aud atty lii1l acres
Also lots - n ~ and - Of the Naldmn mbd
vision. each having front Of hity C0l feet on tho
oasi line Of Waldfan avenue aud extending east.
ward between PARALLEL lines three hundred aud ono
l90u feet 10 the west line Of the MhOon property
The south line Of lot - i 1850 feet, " lot , i 100
feet Of lot % 4 lo ieet aud Of LOT - n 100 feet
north Of north line Of Poplar street
Terms Of halc-Ouo third cash, balance on q
credit Of and y mouths note hearing Interest
with security required. lien retained, redemption
barred
This 9Th day Of April lisa
X H. MCHENRY. G an.
Meloali & Walker, Turley 4 Wright aud Graf &
Crlff Follflf0n
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PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship Company's
Mail Steamers.

The stea-.ors o. this, the only regular line sail
ing from the south 20 Liverpool. are very popular
with passenger aud the route they ake being less
liable 10 bad weather than that Of the New York
stehuien makes the trip thoroughly enjoyable.
The following Steamers are expected 10 leave here
HAlTiAN, o. sail about April 10.
YuCATAN. % sail about April 10.
AUSTRALIAN. 10 sail about April ~
BERNARD HALL. 10 sail about May s
FLORiDiAN, 10 sail about May 10.
ANDRAN, TO SILL about May n.
bARii.N. % sail about June .
TEXAN, " sail about June ..
WA. CLlgf, 10 sail about June
JAMAICAN. 10 sail about June IS
Saloon fare 81 Liverpool. 500; return tickets. via
West Indies. spanish Main or Mexico, 500 CHI.
drcn aud servants NJ n reduction.
For further particulars M o. freight aud passage
apply 10 N. j. SANDERS,
10 Carnnhelnt slrnoi Now OTlrana.
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CHASING A RIVAL.
Joseph Gatson Runs For Revenge, and
the Race Cost Him s25.

Joseph Gatson can't stand 10 see his best girl
swinging TO the wing OF dispicable rival
For violent protest against this infringe
ment he was fined $50 in the Police Court
yesterday morning.
II appears that Joe Is an admirer OF
dusky damsel residing on Mississippi avenue.
lie has a rival In the person Of Howard Col
Inns, who, IL seems, is the girls fayorite.
Monday night Howard accompanied her to
church. Joe was there, and when he saw
the couple enter. his anger rose TO high
pitch. Joe held himself down for awhile,
but, finding that he could no longer control
his temper, left lie concealed himself
behind a tree on Mississippi avenue, near
Looney switch, and lay in wait for
the couple. About midnight the cou.
pie came along arm IN arm, and
rs they passed the tree, Joe jumped
out and proceeded TO give his rival a
gcntccl thrashng. Howard WAS unprepared
for this reception and broke away leaving
the girl standing on the sidewalk. alone.
Joe picked up q stone and gave chase real
izing that lac was not rs fleet as his enemy,
he let drive with the stone, which struck
Howard on the back, causing him 10 stop for
breath. Joe was rapidly gaining upon him.
and when he started running again his pur-
sucr was only few feet behind. The race
was continued until Broadway street was
reached, when Joe concluded that further
pursuit was useless and. drawing revolver.
he pointed II at Howard and commanded
him 10 halt Patrolman Randolph put in
an appearance about this time and made
Joe hand over his weapon, after which lac
took him TO the police station.
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maj. Island srnn,ar,nin.

Providence, 4. l.. April o.-rhc I.cgisla.
turo met In joint session at noon toby aud
east the hilh ballot for Senator which
resulted A. follows Dixon--scna no. House
% Wcimorc- Senate g. House 2N Colts
Senate l, House ., Amold--fDcmncmtl
senate 8. Houses. Goddard -SrnatoO House
4, nuricc-scuato I, lluuscO. noratio Rogers
--scnato O, llonsci |. Necessary tn choice
~ No choice The ballot developed nothing
new except the Introduction 10y single yote
II Gen. llomtio Rogers into tie contest
The legislature then adjourned.
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A.nhrxinie.I nv Gna-

DrrRoir. April "A special TO the Jour.
nal from Port Huron says james Clemmon,
a ship canlker, employed In caulking a vat
Mt the mineral bathhouse, was overcome
by gas this morning, and In trying TO rescue
him Stephen Porter, colorcd attendant, was
overcome. DR.. Stephenson, the proprietor,
assembled ladder and looked In the vat.
lie became unconscious almost instantly,
but fell outward. sustaining painful though
not serious injuries Common and Porter
died soon after being taken out
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-10

Nrv YouE, April ~ Henry roihschild
& Co, special partners In the firm Of Dovns
4 Finch. The shirt manufacturers al a. and
% Leonard street Who assigs.d last week,
have begun an action IN the supreme Court
- sct mel the Assignment on account oi
fmud II Is claimed that Downs a Finch
on the eve oi the assignment DISPOSED Of
about $1,000 u the trims property, Upon
The application Of painuns counsel, Judge
beach, ui ihc supreme Court has appointed
Miles NJ. o bncn receiver of tho property.
The receiver gave bond OF $1,000 aud 4 nov
In possession,
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ChancerY Sale
o.
REAL ESTATE.

No. fiif R--Chnnccry Court Of shelly County
State II IcunCasco " ~. Anco 81 AL
iy virtue ~ an lurflnruf1fy dcrfos i0f flin. ca.
tered lu the above cnuse on the ipth DAY Of inuu.
ury, l.sA " ~ ~ plruii.A nud renewed lith day "a
March, issi NJ. II O. page co.. will scll nj public
aucilon, 10 the highest binder IN fruut the Clerk
the courthouse 81 shelby County Memphis. Tcn.
ncgcc on
saturday. a0ih Dny OF Aprii, 1880.
within ioral hours tho following dcscrhcd prop.
cry, Situated In Mcmphis shelby County, 1cnncs.
so, tuwil
Lot igbiork n Anna stephens subdivision. Sold
o. the property ol Andrew Allen. Wat strong.
ocufuc Thompson and W. A. Collier
Tcfns 81 nalc-un cndlt Of sln months nots
bcarins Interest with aecunty wquircd, lien TO
taiucd. redemption barrod
Ibis 9th day 81 March $50.
n n McntNfT, Cicft and Mrflrr
?. n. A G W. lloi,keil. solicitor.
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Graia Outlooh.

WisoSA' MINI, April o--Farme-l In this
vicinity have almost universally completed
the seeding ofSmal grain. The eround IL
IN excellent condition but there II soso
complaint that scoA u terminating Shy
on accoust OF cool Weather prct,Arats-~s
are being generally nNdc 20 plant an un.
usually large acreage " Ayrn.
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A MN rrr Intrr-

NhSp,LE Mich, April AVN. Glass
Of this city, yesterday undertook the task u
eating i've dozen cu~ in thirty minutes on
wager Of go. Tho cr- were boiled one
aud one half minutes. Glass broke biz eggs
and bad them al down inside 81 ihrro min
uics. lie ate the h~t ihiHy-two in three
fnurihs u minute and the other twenty
oIrhl ln lllilo L.. ihnn Two Inlnuiea.
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A Ir.nIfI.IheI nn,t.

ToroSro, Ont, April at T. understood
that the Mail Printing Company. IA the libel
suit brought against ii by the Jcsuii-, has
retained NJ. nemay, the celebrated Paris al.
yocaic. ~ assist its Canadian counsel IN the
preparation 81 The dcicnsc. Tho Jesuit.
have utnincd four prominent mcmhcr ~
tlc Montreal bar. The MaH. among other
pleas, will rniso the question " lhe invalid
ity Of the Jesuit incorporation.
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Consumption. scroiaIa. General

Debility, Westinghouse OF Children, Chron-
&c Coughs aud bronchitis, can be- cured by the
use Of scOtts Emulsion OF Pure Coz Liver
oil with llypophosphaies. Prominent ply
sicians use Il and testify 10 it, great value
Please read the following Il used Scott :
Emulsion for an obstinate Cough with Hem
orrhagc, los- Of Appetite, Emaciation, Sleep.
lossnes.. etc. All III these have now left, aud
] believe your Emulsion has saved a ease Of
well developed Consumption"
T. J. ffNDLEY, NJ. ID.
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En,i,Ied 90 the Hest

All arc entitled 10 the best that their
money viii buy. 10 every family should
have, at once, bottle OF the best family
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, TO cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In 30 cent
and sl.Oo bottles by all leading druggists
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Tor D,spepsia

usE nonsroRD's sem PHOSPHATE.
nr. T. J. McWilliamy, Dcnison, Ia. uyH
II have used 10 largely la nervousness and
dyspepsia, and I consider that ID stands an.
rivhllod 81 remedy la cases of This Mind. !
have al.o us,d u IN cases OF slCoplcssness,
with very gratifying usulta"
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MORE THAN nm BARaAINEp ron.
William Kuhn willingly Loses His WIFE,
But HanEa On 20 tho House.


But iianEs On 20 tho House.
Several months ago Mary Kuhn obtained
a decree % divorce from her husband, vii.
liam Kuhn.
The house IN which the couple resided was
glyon The phinun by the court
William continued a. visit the place, not.
withdrawing Dr. cX.wifo protested Ncstcr.
day tho woman determined o. put up with
bis conduct no longer. and brought suit
before Justice llurhcy for sole possession oi
the house. Tho ease Nas heifd and resulted
iu verdict for The plaintiff Notwlthstand.
ing The courts decision William went to tho
house yesterday and threatened 10 burn u
down unless be was allowed 20 sleep there
The result u a warrant Il out for tho fellow,
charging him with thWatL William U,ys Ia
viii bc ou hand when the case u called tl,i
morning.
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VIII be found an excellent remedy Tor
tick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills
Thousands uf lrticn from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them
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sozodont q a luxury ms we'll asa necessity.
Placed whore IL should always De upon tho
and senses II sends out adelicious perfume,
and gives pleasure aud health to H. users
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u order 10 avid all danger II running
your health by drinking impure wacf. ADJ
ten % twenty drops OF Aur0stun Biticm %
every flaas OF wutOr you drink.
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AnlsY, \. ~, April o.-Tho saxton bal.
IL reform bin passed The Assembly this
afternoon ny tho following vote Yeas "a
nays a. The Republicans almost Oh voted
fur Che hill and tie Dumorrats AGAINST a.
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" the Chiokasaw Stable can secure q com
petcnt jockey some OF its horses are likely
TO be heard from ut the spring meeting.
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IhrN nrnIn Ariinn.

Brrsg'T' ral' act liho magic on weak
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ASPHALT PkssI.

Vor Cellar, WAREHOUSE md
. lfcaa Kitchen Yarcs, Walks nn,wcl rack, comb,
from dampncss, ~, prsoi,;s ,ry morning Tor
rtrrtftlclr 100 Mornor IT. Tgcin uis 'tea'h
AiiehhNs-l'- PRUrzMAf oiiicc.
- R00fIh
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-25

meeting ~reoonvened last night at the
city hall. AS the copy of the bill tele.
graphed for had not arrived, the meet
ing agein adjourned until Saturday eve.
ming at s ,o'clock. The copies of the
Springer bill as it passed the house
forwarded by Delegate Clifford, arrived
this forenoon.
There is a sure enough cold wav
ooming and 1t is time to begin to shiver
The EARNING was issued from Washing
ton at 10 O'Clock this morning and il
says the mercury will be OF zero at eight
O'Clock tomorrow morning and that i,
will be still lower Sunday morning. AS
it has been in the neighborhood of forty
above to day, the change will be per
ceptible.
Professor Tay or, OF the Yankton in
suraaoe eff ,e, is the father OF an electric
boy. The little fellow is only twenty
n months old and exhibits remarkable
strength. Heavy articles OF furniture
that are a tug for an adult are readily
moved about by this: iniantile Sampson.
He toys with q we'll laden bureau as
though it waa a block house and gets
around With ease with an iron frame
sewing machine. The professor is some-
what dubious about who will be boss in
the not very far away future.
John Dillon drew q packed house OF
Turner hall last evening end in his "Sky
Scraper." a sort Of a base ball hit withou,
any base ball in it, kept his audience in
happy convnlsions. There was little to
the play except the fun in it and it was
brim full OF that commodity with Dillon
as the presiding genius. There is DC
comedian exactly like John Dillon, who
has worn out several generations oil
acto2s without impalring his own native
excellencies. In the "Sky Scraper" he
appears to the best advantage because
he assumes IN Irish character, a specially
to which he vas cast by nature and
trained by education.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-25

LOCAL IA Us
Go to the mems supper at $50 this
evening at the M e. church.
J. J.. Felber was awarded the contract
to supply the insane asylum 200 cords OF
wood.
Members of the board OF control OF the
firemen's association visited the insane
asylum this afternoon.
Treasurer Ellermsn says the tefato-
rial treasury is still in arrears to the
amount of about one-hsif the railroad
tex Tor 1888 due Yankton county.
Telegraphlc advices from Scotland,
Trip, Mitchell and points along the
Milwaukee road northwest from Yank-
ton. state that q heavy storm OF snow
and wind is in progress there.
Yesterday about noon the residence OF
Fra1k Walsh, just beyond the Jim river
bridge, took fire end before the flames
were extingHished q considerable hole
was burned in the roof. Forum ately
Mr.. Walsh was at home and his efforts
saved the structure.
Frank Hefner has struck 9 fine s~rtesiar
flow on his Suburban farm through 6
two inch bore. The we'll is $50 feet deer
and is q strong spouter. The artesian
vein wss tapped yesterday and il viii
give Mr...Hefner a line opportunity t.
water his stock.
There was a tremendous break in porl
to-day, prices falling off under the in
huence OF the Chicago market, from
s4@$4 so to So .25@$3.So. This droy
involves large loss to buy ers and is dis
oouraging to producers. No cause /
assigned Wheat. which was q little of
yesterday, rallied somewhat to-day an.
is selling at 76.
In accordance with Monday evening
order OF adjournment, the statehoo'
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-25
SOUTH DAKOTA FiREMeN.s

Meeting of the Board C0ntroI-rourna-
ment Dates june IS h, 10th, 10Th and
2Ist, at Yankton.
The board OF control OF the fremen's
association OF South Dakota has been in
session to-day at the fremen's business
room in the city hall and has completed
1t business and adjourned. There we're
present
W. B. Sterling, Huron, president.
q O. Tucker, Aberdeen, first vice
president.
Dick Woods, Sioux Falls, second vice
president.
B. D. Mofatt, Miller, treasurer.
j. P. Brennan, Yankton, correspond.
ing secretary.
In the absence of M. Bloss. of Mitchell
recording secretary, James Kingsbury
OF Yankton. was made recording score
terry pro ten.
The board transacted considerable
routine business and fixed upon Jcne
18th, 19,h, Goth and 21st, next as the
dates for the annual firemen's tourna.
ment, to be held III Yankton.
The much talked of appeal of the
Mitchell team from the Huron decision
giving the championship cart TO the
Yankton team was not considered, thu
board deciding that it had no iurisdic
ton in the premises, the old board hay.
ing made the award. So the only wa,
for the Mitchell to get the championship
cart is to win it.
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Go to Geo. w. Roberts for insrranc
Not q California Bear.

Anybody can catch o GOLD this kind OF
weather. The trouble Is Il let go, like
the man who caught the bear. We adj
wise our readers to purchase of Ralph Nj.
Ward, druggist. q bottle OF SANTA Able,
the California King OF Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs and Group
Cures, and keep it handy. tbs pleasing
to the taste and death to che aboqe com
plants. Sold OF $100 a bottle or 8 fcT
$3.50. CALIFORNIA OAT-R CURE, gives
immediate relief. The Catarrhal virus
is soon displaced by its healing end
penetrating nature. Give it q trial Six
months treatment $1.00, sent by mail
81 10,
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SOW
Harry Eller has gone to Lincoln, Ne
brsska.
Mark Bridges, of Sioux City, is in
town to-day,
Judge Trip will not come direotly
home from Washington.
w. Ii. Edmunds has ust crawled out
after q weeks session with a bad cold.
]. W. Collins, James Collins and DR..
Keap, of Wakonda. were at the Morrison
last night.
E. T. Forward, f. M. Slower and w.
e. Briggs, of Oenterville, were at the
| Merchants last night.
Nels Armstrong returned from q Mis-.
souei visit last Friday, but hos been
kept indoors by illnesss until to-day.
z o. Tucker of Aberdeen, w. B.
Sterling OF Huron and Dick Woods OF
Sioux Falls, members of the fremen as
ISOLATION board Of control, arrived in
Yankton last night.
J. T. M. Pierce and vile came home
from Nebraska Wednesday night, but
| Mr.. Pierce was sick and did not show
up until last night. He came home
sooner than he intended on account OF
indisposition.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-25
Wanted CAST Iron.
Old cast IRON at the foundry. Walnu
street.
Health Notice.

Health Notice.
The quarantine established by the
board OF health on all the schools in the
city, including the Sunday schools is
hereby raised, and from and after this
date the regular meetings of all schools
may be held as usual.
d. FRANK ETTER, M. D.
City Physician.
GEO. R. scoUaAL,
Member Board OF Health,
YanktoD, Dakota, Jan. 3, 1889.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-25

Max. Thermometer 80.
MID. Thermometer 81.
denotes trace of rain fall.
*Below zero.
OIL N. OSWELL. Observer.
AT VARIOUS POINTS.
Yankton Signal Station, Jan. 25-Reports
have been received to-day as follows from
northwest signal stations.
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carbohydrates.
Proposals.

County Surveyors Office.
Yankton, Oak Jan. 18th, 1883.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the office of the board of county commis-
sioners of Yankton county mp to O'Clock p.
m, Wednesday, the 9th day Of February, 1855.
for furnishing materiel and building two small
bridges across a slough on the county road.
between sections rs and 26, township %, range
81, about three miles south of Gayville. Plans
and specifications may be seen at the Office Of
the county engineer.
Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
ED. PALMER, County Surveyor.