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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-11-08
Legal Notis.

! ard efseo II t.i.tlSel., S. Dakota, Nov. 4. 1859
Natice is fetsis given t;,st the following
npled settler In. flied %itatics of his Inten,ion to
make final proof dive :enrs' residence in su y
po't of hisaclaim aud that sad proof W II he
made before A u. isnherts, judge of tnnnty
Court IN and for Brnic county, -, D.. Ut Cham
ebeIlain, y. d.. on December II, lsaa. viz: Joseph
Bonner, for the southwest lla:.er of section Is,
township los. N. Range 81 w, under HIS Hid.
entry, No. $3.50. He names ths following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land. viz. Leonard owen,
Henry Dlleson, Ehrhardt Eckstein and John
Wilkes, all of Riyes Brulc Co., South Dakota.
NJ. IL. Rowley.
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she has what | haven't"
Mr.. LIE, "What is that's"
MEs. Les; ..'Well, she gets all OF her informa-
ton from the Magazine they take. | admit that
she knows all that is going on. and is bright and
entertaining in conversation but 1 could do az
well as she does il | had the same source Of
information. She lent me the last number of her
Magazine lnrely, and ! learned more in one hours
reading. about various social matters md the
topics Of the day, than ] would pick up In amonth
by my occasional chats with friends. II certainly
covers every topic of Interest," from the news Of
the day down to the details OF housekeeping;
and everything is so beautifully illustrated. too.
Every time Mamie goes over to the Aliens che
comes back and leases me TO get you to take
Demorest's Family Magazine, us the stories are
30 good. Even The boys watch for it every month,
as n place is found for them also in its pages; and
Mr.. Allen swears by It, 1t is really wonderful
how it suits every member OF the family 1"
MR.LEE. We'll perhaps l had better send for a
Specimen Copy for, ifitIsanythingl like what you
sayitis. it will anause and ins,ructthe whole Ct us.'
> Mrs. LEE. II sec that w. Jennings Demorcst,
the publisher, 10 East 18th Street. New York, is
offering to send a Specimen Copy for 10 cents, so
we can't lose anything, as each number contains
a Pattern Order emitting the holder TO any
Pattern she may choose, and in any size-which
alone makes each copy worth 80 cents and / Just
want q jacket pattern like Mrs. Aliens. The
subscription price is only S2.CO a year and I
mnst say I can't see how they can pubush 70
elegant o Magazine for so little money!
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Jefferson Jackson, Publisher
AS Dearborn St.. Chicago. Illinois ins)
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FIFTH
POINT

purity Ut HS CsoS
ReMembey-Its circulation is 10000 a day-over
a n,l,nIn 7 so Wee mon,hs 81 !. COSBY ny e .aat a a a,.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04

finoet, bietet eine iidere @nlase fir St.
iparnt6s, ob sroB ooer tlein. &leine
8etrdee f6nnen bort sa eaten 3inien an.
eelest tperoen. Nitglieosr t6nnen fiH
bort @elo bergen uno stuar su niebrtetn
SntereHen. Die @eieQidaft befebt aus
einieen Der befien @eihdftsleute Der
Gtaot uno 1T unter febr conierratiper
2eitung. Die 8eamten Der @eieQIdaft,
beSonbers Der Secretdr mtrb ieoeraeit
mebr Musfltnft ertbeiIen uro auf Ser
langen Girculare ienSen.
IS 1T tpertb gu pi7en pp man
ietne 3tamattten, m55ren, 8 ue
welen Silber rnb plattirt e
@aaren duBerit nieoris tallfen fam.
OpnelDn, 2O3 NicpIIet Mp.
pertauft nl1r quite @aaren gu niebrieen
Hreilen. eSeber Mrtifel tptrb garantirt
@enn nidt sufrteoenitelenb, tpiro bas
8elo germ slrrldseseben. M}an iprede
bort bDr. ba
= $50 ftd jebt NIT benz beramnabens
ben Sriibjabr ieSe 9arsfrau ii6 Be-
feibigt fid tpieber ppbnli9 einsuridten,
giebt es tppbl bic Bette @elesenbeit fid,
bas unsebeure Eager BON Mbbeln, Sep
piden, 9allsgerdtbidaften alIer Mrt BON
8Dutea 8rps 2O3, 2O5 unb 2O7 gftz
coQet, 2119emepin pber 228@aibimg=
ton Ipenue Sio> arsuieben. ba
Wtr MAIDEN uni re 2eier baraui
aufmertiam, baB bic Sormers &
Wer@ants State SAINT Gde
6ennepinzM penue unb 2. Strabe, Sc.
poittensg Dnti, eleidptel pie srpB, gerne
enteesennimmt, @eaiel auf DeutI&z
lamb unb ale Tbeile Guropa's ausifelt
uno ale @eiddfte i'm 8antfa@ prompt
teioret. GplIectipnen cine @pectalitdt.
Dte 8eamten Der 8anf finb: M. S.,
Scoielo, Brdfioent Sep. 8. Matdan,
@iceprdfioent, uno &obert s. Gang,
gaifierer. ba
@enm uniere Seier biqises Sdub=
iperf faufen pplen, 10 sibt es feinen
b%ei1eren 9lab pie Der Cinderella Saub=
Saoen, oil Nicoqet Npe. 9prt miro
aGes> tpas CUR 8rande seb6rt> gu Saz
brifpreilen berfauft. Sic Strma fault
MIR eesen 8aar unb fann iid bebbalb
nit fleinem 9rofit besnitgen. ba
g. SO. Dana So & 55-3. Str.
g., leibt @elo auf aleMrten@ ertbla9en,
Wt6bel, Steal gitate, ubren, Oiaman=
ten, Bferb unb @asen. 8e9iel se=
fault. NQes unter itrengiter 8eridmie=
genbeit. &letne Absablungen tperben
angenDmmen. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04
- Sci 6. 9. BeaIes, 8lumers

- Sci q. Q. Scales, Blumen'
gdrtner, @de Gebar uno 3peiter Strabe,
finbet maj, edit importirte boldnoii&e
8lumenstpiebeln. 8eitelunsen fir Mns
phansunsen eenommei,. 8lumen Saas
men Direct importirt. SdDne 8lm1nen
INNER uorrdtbis. 8eipnoere Mufmert'
1amfeit DecDratiDnen eetpiomet. Tele'
pben 117-3. ba
s Yroeent bpppelte Snterefen.
Die linton Oebenture @eieQs
i&aft sibt eiueu 8pnb aus, weldsr als
@elbantaee fi6 Defenders far 2eute, bic
ibte griparniHs anlesen ppQen, EN-.
pfietlt. Dte@onos lauien auf $500 bas
Stud, foifsn aber MIR $50 90 per Sabr
unb itnb in 10 Sabren fdlig. 2eute,
tpelhe tleinere Summeu anleeen tpolen,
ioQten bieiss Spltem unteriu6en. Die
ielten aieben s 9rpcent boppelte SIN:
tertfen. gu pertaufen Bel SO. g. Mon=
roe. $50. 10 DIT 4. Ctr. ba
- @ir madden uniere 2eier auf bas
beutide Notoriatss @eiddft oes Germ
2orena @ y, 444 CT. 8etersS Str,
neben Der Martet. 0alIe. auimerfiam.
Derielbe beiorst bic ginca7irung BON
@eloern, @olImadten nebif coniularis
ider 8eslaubisune. Tefamente, fcpie
ale geridtlihen unb auBereerihtltden
Baptere. Mia bat beriel6e 9ots init
poer pbne 0duier In allen Tbeilen ct.
Baul's au pertaufen, iowie ale Nrten
bon @eiddftspldsen. At
- 6, SO Douglas & 6 D., 245
9ennepin Mpe., baben in lebter Saiipn
oas speitsr6bte @eiddft in 6plS &o9z
len uno Gotes semadt. Die Sirma
bat alein flint SasertDfe fir Soblen
uno auberoem nod welde fir 6Ols.
6. Sc. OpugIaB & So iaeen, bab Die
&~oblenpreiie iebt oas Minimum errei&t
baben, unb bab bebbalb es an Der t3eit
lit, tpenn man @elo 1parep mill, ii4
ieinen 8inter6eoari einsulesen. Die
Sirma liefert nlr bas 8efe. ba
- Gontractpren iino biermit eriudt,
ii6 gu erimnern, baB 8. S 8rDwn>
289 @eit 7te Strabe, ale Nrten 3inns
unb giienarbeiten madt ST 9ibt audi
8oranidldse fir ale Grbeit. &epa=
rirsn prompt beiorgt uno quite Irbeit
garantirt. ba
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04
|. Hudson,
9o9lommer
RQumun9s> Derkanf.
&letber %n1tien es bepe1fteQigen.
2.-Die Yrei1e ma6en es beperftelieen.

Sin Rdumunassg a fouf bebeukt ben 8ehouf Der ktkn gefe zines euten
Maaen:2aaers gu ibr niso,isen 9rdien unb bdufs nit etneu @srluf. SIN
ben mdfeu Sdnen 1T es sdunb, ater os mar eme irMe SaHcn, pebunben
nit inherent genDbnlih iebr grDben @nauk, unb 10 fnb mir btntr Der Belt
NIT elmer snOrraen aushoabl BET ia5nfea sOmmernaaren, uO sbs mir bic
Waaren nbIfabren, geben mir ben 2euten bon CT. Saul uno Dem ganen Nprb.
usfen ene @slegenbea, bic befen sSaarea mierr berGhsn aumabl gu ben.
elben pretfn gu taufen> ns lpenn es gepbbntde @aaren udren. @enD9ne
|ite Waaren fonamen nieunals In umere Stores. gtr Ieen bon beute db unher
emass 2agr bon sommsrsanslsen fit IRdnnr, 8naben umo anber, ami u.
Ee Glide, hUshe NIT sroben Opk1n permut peroen. Dtes 1T tein
8rofitsg ertaut @s nr bereas eeiast baben, infer 3l III, unRre
Noaxn lDsalueroen, uno mtr iino B erett bafar 3u b%e3abIem.
Nr dberteiben ntdt unS secenten aber omt nitt, unine N1amen meswfenz
ten. Sas np1be gusren &enntni1en pioaipreden. Die Gnxige, Waaren
meesueeben 1T ee Specification. giQs m pataufen. ODER gu annebmbaren
ger!uaen, oau miro nttnnter Der Bette 6dnoler eeaulnsen. ii geben
an, in btefe 2aae eeratben gu iein, ben MIR eInuben ntt oaan,
gSaaren bon elmer SaiOn CUR @oeren au fhbren, umo mir m ii EN- Raum fir
unier inn1enfs 2agr pmn 9ertf.@aaren baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04
ct. Daul @runoet9ntbum

Curtis & gbmurbs, 81
DIT Ate StraBe, pfferiren III ibrer beu=
tisen InSeise erobe Bargains in biai=
gen 8allots uno Sarmen. Sebr Bill
lise Spts i'm Slice StraBen Diftrict.
= Tpfgenbe 8araains In @runos
eiaenfbum Bel 6. s TbDmfpn 100
Oft 4. Ctr: $4,000 fir Qal1s unb 2
Qots an @. 7. Str, nabe 9ab, ] baar,
&tit leidte Beoingunsen; $1,000 fdr
2 2ots in &eo @tng Nobition, nabe
Summit Ioe., f5nnen einseln pertauft
tuerben ; $4,000 fir 2ots l u. g. 8lod
2, Glart Aocition, leidte 8ebineunsen,
lanae Belt $4,000 fir 9aus nebit 2
2ots an Como Mpe. nabe Madu6inar
oieb lit iebr biais; $1,000 fir eine etene
Got an G%eanepitr.. nabe 0ppe, 1hDn
fir Wcbaung III Sub an Summit
Npe. @de Sale, idbnifes @ptnunes.
@t3entbum in Der Staot; $4,000 fir
Elm neues 6aus, 8 3immer, uno Got
al Safonoltr.
Soft & Gresch SIDE Grit
ter urb Gobert Ctr. $3.50 bas etid
fir orei idDne 2ots an Safono etraBe
spiiden Madubin uno Sent Strabe,
500 baar, $40 monatli9 -$l1OO
fauft cine idDne 2pt an uniperiitp Mpes
nue nabe 8ictprta. $4,000 fir idDne
gdtot III 8lod 5, Rroipect glat;au 40
Nder 3 Meilen bon Stiawater, uno
l4one Got in ct. Saul Yart gesen
6aus uno Sot gu nertauiden, uno ptes
les mehr.
-Oie &abel 0inie lit iebt i'm @anae
ouf 0optOn's 8luft mir fDn=
men iebr idDne Cots in Der yldbe ber=
ielben fir $3.50 Bis $3.50 perfaufen
3ablunsen nad @unid. @enn man
ipfort baut, brauft MAJ, gar niAts
baar gu Sabteu. &leine menatlide
3ablungen, nenn man ipeculiren mill
Smitb q TanlDr 333 Gpbert Str.
- gu perfaufen: 6duler in Den
folsenoen eisenen Qooitionen Srances
: trabe, Nelion's arlington Oils, 8o=
rup uno Yobnt 8 uno anneren Mubitie=
men, welde ih fir J 8aar poer auf MOS
natlide Nb3ablung pertaufe. SD neb.
me aud 6ppptbe'en. ooer Nrbeit iraero
tpelder Irt. 8ertaufe aud 2ots Obne
4nsabluns an Seute, Die bauen tpoQen,
uno lol4e, Die nidt i'm stanoe fno,
oieb gu tbun, sebe ih 6ilfe. SD Be.
bari nur elmer Nnsablltng bon 10 gros
cent bes @ertbes unb aere mebr 2eit in
&ranfbeitsfdaen. 8enn 9eute Giaen=
thum baben, peldes oeriduloet III, per=
taui4e id es sesenNnoeres, pel6es frei
lit. Hdberes Bel GbarIes a.. g..
8 eibe, 366 SadlOn StraBe, 3im=
mer 5.
$500 fir 5 3immsr 6aus unb
Got nit gutter Barn. $500 baar, Gef
$12 monatlia. $500 fir 6 3immer,
0ails hno Barn, Gdlot, 500 bdar,
8ef mad 8elieben. $4,000 far 2 6du-
ler nit ie 6 3immer, Got SO SuB,
$4,000 baar. Reif rad 8elisben ; $500
fir 9 3immer 6aus rno Got nit Barn
| Blod bon &ice Str. $1,000 baor,
&elf nast 8eIieten. $27OO fir 4 2im=
naer 6aus unb Got 6 Blbde bon 7
Gden, $500 baars &ef na9 Belle:
Fen; $1,000 fir 2 2ots an Gonune
Str, $500 baar. so 5uB 2ot mil
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04

= Die NDrbpeif Oampf Sdrberei,
416 &pbert StraBe, 8ban 8lDd, s.
S. st b ct, @ieentbumer, fdrbt, reis
niet uno repartrt Gerreu. rnb Oomen.
tle,oer aQer Mrt, iowie Spisen uno
@loee Sonoihube. Sahen percen
abeebplt uno uieber abeeIiefert. Sci
@rpreb ppn Nuspdrts seiarbte Nrtitel
weroen prompt beioret. ga
- Srau 8. 6. Sailep, 3immer
Is Mannbeimer 8lod, empfieblt iih
Den Seierinen D. 81. CUR Nnfertieune
BON eeidmadpolIen Tpiletten aIer Mri
gu md6isen 8reiien. Die neueifen
Mcoen INNER porrdtbis. 3ufliebenbeit
sueeii6ert. bo
StabImann 8remina
SO. tpar fets bemiibt benz biertrin;
fenoen 8ublieam Elm retnes, BON beifen
Waterial sebrartes 8ier ppruieben
uno 1T oeBbalb Der unsebeure guf.
ihpuns ibres @ei4dftes eeniisenoer
Betpeis, eaB itr Strsben DOM 9ublis
cum getpiiroist tptrb. @ir t6r men ba=
Der nidt umbiu, ibr 8es= fotpie Sla.
idenbier aufs bette gu empfeblen.
8effeaunsen nbsen enttpeber in Der
8raucrei OH Ger @sf 7. Stra6e ober
erp Telebpn etma6t tpDrben. ga
: @elb auf AbsabIuns at
p~erleiben, auf perbehertes @rlmbeieens
tbum IN st. Saul -6euerperiiherutg
belOrst. = 8iaete nad europa ilber
9amburs Doer 8remen Bel 6. S.Sboms
Jon, frfiber Sdnarsbad & 9bomipn,
Np. 100 OF gierte Strabe, ct. gdill.
| ia
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04

- @rp6e Yrdparatipnen peroen bpn
Der Direction Der 4. idbrlthen IusffeGs
ung aemnht. 9ieiebe miro am 81.
ausuft eIDffnet u. bauert 81 @o9sntase.
Der Observation-Disclosures 8brpn miro
bsionoere Mnitrenenue MAIDEN bic 2unft-
Ibtbetluns, bic inouitrieIe Ibtbeiluna
uim. GIT einem groBen Grfola al aeitalten.
Snnes' beriibmte &ape[e ovs Is. R.oi.
ments unter Direction BON Qru. Breo.
Snnes liefert bic Mufit. WGes wirb
nod srpbartiser tpte I'm 8oIiabr per>
ben
- @enn man s ilennaaren braudt,
10 idreibe man an 6. 9. uno S. $.
Smitb, Minreapolis, bieIelbe balten
allies in ibrer 8ranhe tpie 8arb @ire,
Ndsel, 9opier, Sarben uno Dele,
g6lD1er uno 9afen, Stolen fitt Sbiis
rem uno 6eus nno Miitsabefn. -sebr
nieorise Yreiie.
Die NDrtb ~ e It term Sean
Building Gpcieth arlf
beutid, Nprbmeifltde 2etb u.
8au=@ efelli6aft, 1T na6 Dem
neuen @risbt 8lpd neben Dem
&aipta Rlpd an Der 6ennepin Npe. ses
3ogen 9ieielbe lit auf lplioer 8aiis
Drsanifirt unb mub idpn fder fem,
ionit bdtte Die srD6te 8anf in Minneaz
polis, bieSecuritb 8ant bpnM inneiota,
ein Siran5 Snititut bon erormengrfpls,
tpDbl faum ilbernpmner1 ais Jruitee su
fun9irsr, uno Die Sbatiade, baB bic
Oirectoren Der @eieGidaft su ben eriten
uno beoeutenoiten &aufleuten uno ST.
nansgrDBen gebDren, trdst a,th NIT ba=
gu Bel, Die ytprtb @eItern in Der 6rpnt
Slant ~berartiger Snititute gu beben.
Gs fpltet ia nrr cine &leiristeit bei3u=
treten.
- Die bette Ndbmaidine i'm Marft
lit on6 Die u@bite." Oieie(be bat
ndbreno Der 8oriubre erpbe Sprtidritte
gemadt, man ipr' DIE in Der Office, 314
NicDIet Ipenue Dor.
q. =. @upofellpn u. Co.,
gio. 247 Bis 253 glicoQst Mpenue,
baben fpfeenoe Rareains fir biele
@ode. rs feline Sud- Saden, friber
S. bis SIS iebt So, IS uno 81 Der
Stid. so etnfade uno faneb New=
malfets gu balbem 9reiie So, S. uno
S.. 0amen Saden aus ipeibem9awn,
elesart gu 65 Gents bis 81 nno mebr.
so Sinber ansiise in tpeiB, stpas be-
i6mubt ] meniger pie eemHbnliAer
Yr,is. 1000 merge Oamenfleioer in
ben neueiten Muitern MIR 50, 1913,
SIS, Sc, So unb $40. McreenrDde
aus Satpns, 8atiites unb 9encales,
s3eptprs Satines gu IS Gents, Sl.Oo,
81 25, $1.5o, S1.75, $500, $50 unb
$3.50. 8rose Bargains in @eib,eug.
200 Sid geitreifte unp c~,rrirte 2amrls
nur 10 Gents Die 9aro. Sancp Sanns
l23 Gents Die garc. Shwarse Snbia
Sawns 10, 123 Gts. uno mehr. @inss
BANS BON s Gents an. : &(eirer ga
tines IN 500 peridierenen Muftern bon
s Gents per Oaro on. Stidereien su
allen Brsi1en, idDne breite BON so Gts.
an, fiir As 3oa brit fdbne 8esen=
ldirme, Seioe, MIR ST.. so uno 10 nod
piele Bargains in &leiberfpHeH, spiben
II. |. ~.
@ir MAIDEN aniere 2e'er ouf Die
Mn,eise oes Cults Commercial GpQeas
IN ST. Saul unb Ninneopolis aufmert
lam.
= Die Guaranty. 8auannt
9ebaefeItfhaf Fl, teren 6aupt
Office fd In Der 2umber er9anae &c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04
Tarttt ST. r%erfaufen.

Cine pradtpplle 6arm npn 16O Gcre unter Ieidter
gebingurgen gu r~ertouien Oiefelbe Iie9t in Sutdin,
lung, nit 2 airden, cine TX Meile g.sS. unb bu
aneere 5 Oteilen Go. BON Der Sarm. Gin qutes
gtdbtten en- Der @iienbabn in Der Idbe elm anSeres
1T muir 7 Oteilen %entfernt, AUDI en- @iienbabn. Beict
sentbimer p~erfaufen min, 1T, neil er NIB iein'
Srau reg bobea alters tpesen, nidt nlebr i'm tanbt
itrlo, be Sarn 5l bearbetten. Saufiebbaber ipuller
%aorelftrel an Batrtd SIane, Y%arffton, Sutttn.
ion Co.. Dat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-04

leiAten 8~eoineunsen, $50 baar, Geii
$40 monatlih. $500 fur 5 3immer
6aus uno 2pt NIT Barn an IS. Z. ct.
$500 baar, Geif nad 8slieben. Sobn
@igrt@,7 gden, Mppre 8lod.
50. 6. 8Iafempre, 1O5
Drafe 8lod, Ste StraBe Spiiden Sads
ion nno Siblep, bat 75a: 1169 SuB an
Taptpn Mpe., nabe 8irsinia, NIT 6ats
BON sebn 3immern. 5O:14O GuB an
9prtlano Ape., 3tpiiden Sent unb Dale
Str, Saus NIT 10 3immter, GROCER
Stall. 1926 SUP an Summit Mpe
nabe Grottc, nad 9Ortlano Mpenue s1.
4O:119 Tub Bis MGeb an Niblanb @pe,
spiiden ct, Mlbans unb @rotto
straBe: Sabne Cots III S. s.
stout's Qooitipn E; iebr biaise 2ot In
8lpd IL Summit Yart Mobitipn. IL
neue !6duier III Mfadubin & Mar1baa's
Gooition iebr bidis gu bertaufen uno gu
pertauiden.
-8ebenfet, 6. So. goungmart, liz
on Ate StraBe i'm Deutids glmeritanis
iden 8anfgebdlbe pfferirt brei idDne
2pts an Der @et 7ten Strabe gu $500
bas Stid Bel Qbaabl1ns BON $40 mo-
natlid. Muf ieber Got miro genug
Stein e%efuneen INN Elm 9aus baraus
gu bauen. s. IS. gpungmani lit
Der Sreunb bes Nrmer, MAJ, fann bon
ibm SDts gu $500 NIT fleinen 3ablun=
gen faufen.
- 2pts auf Mrlington Sill nabe
Strabenbabn auf monatlide Mbsablune
$14OO, 6 3immer @alls, 2ot 4O:125
Masnolia StraBe, nabe @rcaoe, 5000
fir feline 2ot an @arltier nabe Srpnt.
$500 gdlpt an 8lair unb Mbpn, leidte
3ablung. 6duier in 2etpis 2 .Nooitipn
biais uno leidte Sermtne. Sin eutes
@iientpaarenseiddft in etnem reeen
Stdotaen biaig gu perfaufen, quite Sc
le9enbeit UNI Elm @eiddft gu Beginner.
$500 fir 7 3immer 6a1s unb Got
at WasnDlia StraBe, nabe 9abne Mpe.
u. &nutpn & Co., 100 of 7te
IStraBe.
- @elb s1 perleiben auf perbe1Iertes
ooer unberbe6ertes @runoeisentbum in
ct. Saul gu 6, 7 uno s 9rpcent Gin:
len. 6aus uno 2ot nabe WeIt 7ter
straBe GttaBenbabn : stduen, MIR
5000 baar, &elt $40 monatlid. 8eter
S4Dnartb ST., 80 OF 4. StraBe.
= S. s. @tienmeneer> AVG
Slice Strabe 3immer Is, BAT cine grpBe
Quswabl 2Dts unb Iderlano, aua
6duier unb Spts an peri@ieoenen Seen
gelegen, biaig gu bertaufen allf 11pnatz
lide Ibsablune ooer ipnt paiIenbe 8ez
oinsungen. Iub @pbn1ngen uno
3iminer gu nermietben.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-30

How II Works IN Richmond County.
The MORNING NEWS published a commu-
nication few days ago. in which the
names Of the counties of this state which
have adopted the mo fence law were
given These counties are among the most
prosperous in the state TIE law mast be
entirely satisfactory. or il would have beea
repealed in SOM, or all, Of them soon after
it was adopted.
In order 70 find out how it is regarded in
Richmond county, in which Augusta, one
Of the important towns Of the STATE, is stu
ated, the MORNING NEWS directed its cor
respo ldent TO fad out whether or not it is
popular there. His reply is as follows:
AUGUSTA, GA, June -, lssa.-The mo fence
law went into effect in Richmond county on
July l, 1854, just five years ago. The demand
| for an election on the fence question was
strongly opposed. and the fight at the polls was
stubborn one. Progress triumphed over old
fogyism. however, and the new order Of things
was established.
Said leading citizen Of the county 20 whom
your correspondent spoke on the subject to-day,
"A step 50 beneficial 70 al the best Interests OF
the county will never be retraced. Progress
doesn't go backward
He continued: The saving to this county
eacn year due TO the 'no-fence' law is a
tremendous amount TO the credit of the farm
ers- Farmers are enabled to plant lust such
rich portions Of their land as will return the
greatest yield without the expense OF running
fence around II. and they have their cattle
penned up fenced ia and thus save all the manure
FOR their farms Il costs just as much to raise
poor stock as good stocl;. Sna the 'no-fence' law
mas resulted in greatly improving the cattle and
horses IN this county
The law is regsr. ed as one Of vast benefit to
the county, and step in the direction of
progress and better government. The members
OF the Richmond County Agricultural S Jciety
and the advanced farmers of the county LOOK
back to the introduce ion of the no fence law
as one OF the most important steps In the his
tory Of the county"
From the foregoing it is apparent that the
mo fence law has the approval of the
people Of Richmond county. There was
great opposition to the adoption of it, and
the contest at the polls between its friends
and opponents was a stubborn one. Its
friends triumphed, and now the most of
those who were its enemies are its friends.
No doubt Richmond county has improved
much more rapidly than it would if the mo
fence" law had not been adopted
There is great deal of opposition in this
county to the adoption of the law, but if it
is adopted the good results which will flow
from it will be so noticeable that those who
are now opposing it will have to acknowI-
edge that they were mistaken. The MORN
ING NEWS has already pointed out that the
people of this city are as much interested in
the approaching election on the fence ques-
ton as the people outside of the city are.
They should, therefore, vote at the election.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-30
A Field for Mission Work.

One effect of unrestricted immigration to
this country is seen in the large numbers of
immigrants in the leading cities who are in
destitute circumstances. They come here
expecting to get good wages as soon as they
arrive, but they are disappointed. Com
paratively few Of them bring enough money
to support themselves in case they do not
get employment at once. and in consequence
many of them find themselves in a very
unfortunate condition. Take, for instance.
the Italians in New York. There are a
great many of them in that city, and some
of them are doing well, but thousands are
in the depths Of poverty. They live in
sky-scraping tenements in the Italian
quarter, and being unable to support their
families, they send their children into the
streets to beg, or to obtain money by ques-
tionable methods. These children grow nm
in ignorance and sin, and they make the
worst kind of citizens
Is there not good field for missionary
work among these classes2 Undoubtedly
there is, and Archbishop Corrigan and Mrs.
Di Cesnola, wife of Gen. Di Cesnola. of
New York, concluded several months ago
w ihoAO Oil CAOtb Al bAeAb QlttCblOl. 1noY
wrote to Lombardy, the headquarters of a
new order of missionaries, known as the
Sacred Heart of Jesus, and secured the es-
tablishment in New York Of a branch of
the order. The missionaries are all Italian
women, and they have already done good
deal in rescuing Italian children from the
dangers that threaten them. Their
work at present is among the
girls, but as soon as they have sufficient
funds they will work among the boys also.
They have established home, where thew
care for and train girls between 4 and Is
years of age. They depend for funds upon
private subscriptions, and wealthy Italians
have been quite liberal in their contribu-
tions. There are many wealthy people in
New York who will, doubtless, contribute
to the fund as the order becomes more gen.
orally known. Missionary work among
destitute immigrants Of other nationalities
would be in order, and the fact that it is
necessary should hasten the passage Of a
law restricting immigration.