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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-09
MICHAEL FITZPATRICK,
SIMEON ]. FOX.
c. B. MATTHEwNAN.

City of New Haven, March 90 1890.
Ordered-That the sum OF six thousand six hum
dred and thirty-three dollars ard seven cents
(66s3oO be and is hereby assessed upon the owners
of property fronting on Poplar street, from Grand
avenue to Lombard street, being proportional
and reasonable part Of the expense Of constructing
a sewer in said street. The names OF each party
and the amount of assessment being herein partic-
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-09
Ro.erte Street sewer Assessment

ITO the Honorable Court OF Common Council OF
Il the City of New Haven.
The Board of Compensation for Assessment of
Sewers and Pavemenis. 10 whom referred the
superintendent OF a cost OF a sewer in Rossste
street, from Button street 70 Howard avenue.
among the parties interested therein. respectfully
report that they have attended 10 the duty as
signed TO them, ana recommend the adoption OF
MICHAEL FITZPATRICK,
SIMEON J. FOX
g Il. MATTHEMMAN,
Board OF Compensation for Assessment OF Severn
and Pavements-
City OF New Haven, March IS 1850
Ordered-Tha1 the of thousand
ave hundred and forfy-seven dollars and thirty
four cents so be and is hereby assessed upon
the owners Of property fronting Rosefte
street. from Button street TO Howard avenue.
being a proportional and reasonable part OF the
expense Of constructing q sewer in said Rosctte
street.
The names OF each party and the amount Of
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-09
Connection VS.. Instrumentation.

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i stimulus to business. The latter is neither,
and while seeking to undermine IL destroys ell con-
fidence and business. Thirty-six years practical
experience in the manufacture and sale Of
Fire Proof Safes, Locks, etc.,
Has provided us with q stock OF Information wor-
thy Of confidence All parties contemplating the
purchase of either FIRE or BURGLAR PROOF
protection may avail themselves of this informa-
ton Free OF Cost and ct the same time examine
our large assortment of Safes. etc, without Incur
ring Any Obligation To Purchase running the
risk OF being persistently bored" thereafter Our
Prices Are As Low AS The Lowest Quality consid-
ered). and all we ask is the privilege OF Showing
Our Coos, Naming Prices, and fair treatment at
the hancs OF intending purchasers who consider
Quality as well as Price. New Safes from TWEEN
TY-FlVE DOLLARS (s25) upwards. We leg to
refer to q few very recent sales
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-09

2is and 2s5 State street, cor. wooster ST.
Yale National Bank.
Merchants National Bank.
City Bank.
Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
Wallace B. Fem & Co.
Butler 6 Tyler.
Benedict, Downes Co.
City OF New Haven for Board OF Health.
Town OF New Haven for Registrar Of Vital Sta,
tistics.
Holcomb Bros & Co.
Yale Gas Stove Co.
NJ. Schwed.
Shelton Co., Birmingham.
City OF Waterbury.
The E. Read Goodrich Mfg. Co.
The Lyon s. Billiard Co., Meriden.
Town OF WATERFOWL.
B. Il. Mattoon, watertown
Federal Lodge F. & A. NJ, watertown
Town Of Belchertown, Mass my23
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-09
miscellaneous.
PonIar street sewer asses.ment.

ITO the Honorable Court OF Common Council Of
Il the City OF New Haven:
The Board of Compensation for the Assessment
Of Sewers and Payements, to whom was referred
the apportonment OF the cost OF o sewer in Poplar
street, from Grand avenue to Lombard street,
among the parties interested therein. respectfully
report that they have attended to the duty assigned
10 them and recommend the adoption OF the &C
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-09
RED WITH BLACK

Makes brown; white with brown, chestnut; car
mine with white, pink; and red with light blue,
purple; but none equal the perfestly pure combina-
ton that results in that necessity in every house.
hold, the @. O. Taylor Bourbon and Rye Whiskey,
bottled by G. H. GRAVES & SONS, and sold by
every reputable druggist and grocer a. of guaran
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

Az ORDINANCE. granting permission 20 the
NaIeytltyot ana able Railway otapahy
10 construct, maintain and use street Iaii-
Way Ou certain streets iu the city oi ofahd
Rapids. and o. abandon and take up lis fat4-
way tracks on certain other streets ln stld
city. tue saiur being q supptcMcui ~ aA OF
dIAaur- entitled:
''An odinance granting permission 90 the
Valley tlty street aud Gable halfway Com
pauy cd Grand Rapids. TO construct. mtlutaln
aud Vst, a street railway. on certain streets iA
th- city OF Grand Rapids. Michigan. faosed
The Common Council of the City Of Grand
Rapids DO ordain ds ioIows;
section J. lnIt consent. permi,s ION ana
authority arr hereby given granted aId duly
vested iu the SAID Valley cry street ana Gable
FaliWay Company OF Grand Rapids. 10 las TOT
q street railwdy.a single or double ltac@.as ihe
said COMPANY shall See n, with all ihe uece@s-
AIRY aud convenient tracks iOr tuiA-aGts, slue-
tracks. cI discovers. turn tables ANA tNltchct.
az such points ls the Common Council shali
first have approved. on. In aud along the iol
lowing streets iu said city. VIZ: commencing
at the intersection Ot ottawa ana LolNs
streets, running thence ln westerly direction
IN. through and a4on- Louis street 70 t&e Ia
tersectl0n OF Waterloo street, 81 a. q connect
with the tracks OF said railway company. now
i'm Waterloo street.
shall D. completed ami ready Tor TuIuiug ot
ears thereon. oa or before November }, lsf.
and the powers and privileges C0Airfred ~
the provisions OF this ordinance snail De nm
tied 10 thirty years from the passage thereof
Srr 3. raid railway company is hcrcDN
authorized and required 10 take ap IT'S tracks
In the following streets boa said CITY. VIZ. Com
mencing at the intersection 0f tampau and
Lyon streets. thence south d ODg taupau lo
Louis street. thence east along bou'sto Water
Too street; and 20 abandon SAID streets last
named lOT street railway purposes; said trari
10 bee removed from the streets ia>i named
and said streets pat into good condition where
SAID tracks are removed. on or before NOyclL-
Der ]. lS4i.
see T. said company shall, within thirty
DAYS after the passage of tlls ordlntucc, SIG
uify its acceptance. ln writing. ol the rights
and privileges hereby granted. aad Tire otli-a-
tious aud requrt meui, imposed upon % hy
this ordinance. and lie such acceptance Win
the city cleTh.
Sec. s. FMS ordinance sail b. taken and
treated rs "A supplement- % au ordinance.
entitled An ordinance gftnfiLE pcruies'o on
10 The Valley cats street and cable Railway
Company. Of Grand Rapids, to construct.
maintain and use street Raliwaf on crriTiu
streets iu the CITY o. Grand Rapid Mich pas
cdauly. II. l~s-. and. 40 tn provisions ~ said
last m-uti, ,ucd ordI nance shalt. except where
other provision rs herein maac. app.y o. and
| De % force as 90 the railway hereby author
| lLed.
Passed and approved 40 regular session of
the Common Council held Monday evening.
/ June lb. ls.0
". A SHINkMtN.
l-6 City Cle.k.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
MoRrGAGE sALE-whereas. delaaLt b.

MORTGAGE SALE-Whereas. default has
VI been made in the payment Of the money
secured by a mortgage dated the cighih day oI
June. IN the year one thousand eight hundred
aud riEhty-S4X executed By Mathew r. Hatch
and Julia Hatch, his wife, Of >pC ncer town
ship. Kent county. Michigan. TO Chester ".
Stenblns. OF Lakeyitw. M0ntcsm county.
Michigan. when said mortgage was recorded
in the Office Of the register Of deeds br the
county o. Kent. In iibrr ~ of mortgages. on
page ~. on the fth day ~ March, in tie year
s. ID. lsS7. al O'Clock p. IN, and where's, the
said mortgage has been duly assigned by the
said Chester IT, Siebbius % Sanford A. 4eo-
mans. hv ass. .gnUeui. bearing date tlf l@in
day of Nay, In the year y -. l,s4 and record
ed iu the OGce OF the register Of de- dsot the
county % Kent. on the 18th day of Nav. I'm the
yeaT 4. -. i',D, at % clock a. m, in lher lls
Of mortgages, on page l'z, and the same IS
now ned hF him. said assignee; and HlrreaS.
the amount claimed 10 be due ou SAT- NOR.
prgo az the date Of this notice is the sum -
Ave hundred and four do. ars and foris three
cents >0L45i of principal and interest, and
the further sum ~ twenty i've dollars rs an
attorney fee. bg virtue Of tre statute such
case made ant provided, and the whole
amount claimed 20 be due and unpaid IN SID
mortgage includlng attorney Zee As aforesaid,
IS the sum Of FIVE hundred, twenty nine dol
lars and forty three cents i>1Elii. andno SUIT
or proceedings having been institute, ~ ior
10 recover the debt now r. naming scored ~
said mortgage. or ans parT thereof. WirT uF
the power Of sale contained iu said mlrtgage
has become operative.
bv virtue % said power ~ sale. and if pursu-
auce ~ the statute in such case msde and
provided. the said mortgage wiil Do foTecIos-d
hy sale 20 the premises therein fes,rhed.
public auctlou. 10 the gbest blod. a tHe
front south door &C the Court h'sc ol l.
81 in fhe city - Grand Rapids. in saidfounfT
~ Kent. that being the piare ~ hU uE TIE
circuit court f1r the county of kenf|cn fhe
Iath day ~ August neE 2. of tH0 o'"lros in fne
afternoon ~ that tay. which said premises
are described i1 said Worf gaze as foiifrS. fn-
w't. Ali and slnzHiar that certain olrc' or
parcel ~ land situate ln the township of
spencer. in tb- u1ty - Kent and -ta-e ~
f - rEfran. ana particularly bee es isr
lows ". The n.rtn haif = ~ rhe uthrn7f
quarter ~ section tnsnfv. .sna .-I except
, tee Tive srre- oH fhe uhrfh sfe ana
+ hoI nc ID township ten .0 north. range n' q
/ Dated. Grand RariIs Nlrh.. Na7 ls. s. p.
I i7o.
SANFORD A. TF0NtN~.
Ass r1.e % NotgaEa-
A g. Ffrrs hv- Pc MF.Fr
At'or1rvs far Ass'g bee. Trna Nr1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

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as a s. s4 f4.rs .ae .s
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t4, 81. ara.... - ee
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tar sr-s.e -.- +s,s latr t.e t-.t
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ela ai4-
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salaeatlc lr tlas eslt.I- taia .aat at.a
t.lr sl-rsses ~ ess-sas- "artt tars
s--atl trrtt ,a.a .etai- as s.is'. - i4
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s. RESPECTS .I l.e -4.a lellitaa It4...t. sll1
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t.r and sss. af g. AIS haAs -sifl>cl tiat pass
a. -say sl al, H..ss .a aly Q4 sala street
4F-E4-s 3 ilfs 80 putle places 4fal ss lleh
lhrs H4y sr a.-l sa1 49st tat cstaI lrtlan
~ aeg lrpal.s ~ ailel Ilr rrHpfal ~ AIS 81
stla i5-alalas >a4ll l-t thr streets. atrelcs-
g lrgs aul F4rll. places a1rrt tar a.llr Ntrr
erected Us as .aoa rrrali aa4 efArf tA 4.l te
s.srrto ss tAe sam Hcr. lN. trt9fr s-tl rtf-lf q
ls ~ rfet f.oa ia -url fat--la ll,. a4t esl tt4l
sai4 Automatic uUAAlAs lu~ lt.la latl - y.
JurlT 81 cess. .rs ar asal E4s. s4a krcE a. s-rA
fol tSils tlc.tt1 9g tlrW t-.r4 NatG isitcIs
arIlAtls NarrF afrloat expense O. eol4 cils.
al- silau 81 al lIG4s AtNN sltA 81 t4l tt.iNs
gUe1 rvF-lr aal nlcer. aA4 lar
taru Tor fhr flIalohlug oi Alak
haftr fef tlf Use "a tlr p-o .r 4l9n
s1ea rra.oHat.e iurms IS ihrs le5 es
tablsl subject o. Ihe saptrf-slsn al4
reasonable attention II sleh fatcs -
"a 4 Common Council h hAeurt-r tucg SHAH
q a.. .Ee 4 .lH \
als3. lhat 4 4 damages acrrlIus "a account ol
acgli gruce 0r any other causes WITH regard g.
ths privileges HEREBY granted pa erect. ~
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21


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Eher 9.-e l.a- .--lse sFe-lls l--lt
f-eos si4gl4 -ac s.aEl 4-f -I.4 4-.A-
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u TerlT Eal-z.ss elaacef ~ lzA-
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Wlel l.lL-g .lE- 4-e4 g. the Dod
aal o-agrd Eifl lornsr 14Es
us g..g mate fall -ls ,isase solae1,
Tler promptly tsiloassd s-lL.
We I.ll--y .uofcd selealA E1e rex
Hls flrtlFe lfal clglr
Tlrg 8oll erssle9 1cus4aEe es-sly s1ex-
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Bat Ysars rss "a ~ xirh .rszt ssrsaz~
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B-nind tleu lizs a iaad ~ 1rs4La.
Tlair ga.s ~ gl4dlood -1g.
Aer aeedle los must A.ltY ply
r. earn - t4mels fec
Anl & Ca r1i44l s.g4 = lsslg good bye
for ga 10 ~ - se2
T. uig1tf she so1oed- ~y0g-u = s2li Gszy
beT1lI tls l4rDor-o4Ff
Bat alen y,a praT 90 ~ znd say
sly kttsV is aos far"
Two years vent oY--f9r hina, two years
~ r-ags 4Ec change 21d str,
90 hopes sld f-aEs gf grsy-rs znd tee
And parien, tgil IN Esr
Al thel beside TIE Ola lien. gstas
IEg leiglDors, .QolEilg oat.
behGld 3 sailor alk and sslh
elecrV al AID stout
b Hris Tom sGe s@t1i -oe's getting wea--
God bless the honest t4r.'
Tls Ofher Ersyely shook her hssct
T1ea Kitty sons b. Tar '
-Er-tcriok Lang bridge. n ~ \ Trtbune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

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t1ers l1 at.I lf-nUrtk., .saastu 81 cad 3.
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a. n. arrlh. Martin and Auar h Deaaa-
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l.arssust isabella clifford hds.r Laa sea-.
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u .lal,,rI.fr.,l,t Jacob HeNdFivks Jane
a.d Figshffh HsNluea Mm j. Nalsu
Martin Huee.dTkt ~arah A Hubbard fralk
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
DIR, KELLY'S
GREAT HEALTH SECRET
BACILLUS ANNIHILAToR REMEDIES
Or. keIiy'S Caprfine.

A new discovery. Ii has been proven
by microscopic examination, that Scalp
diseases and Dandrutf are caused by the
Bacilli, or Germ, which burrows atselt
under the scarf skin of the scalp, and
that these diseases are contagious and
are communicated by persons using the
same hair brush, comb or towel, or
sleeping in the sane bed with another:
Caputine removes this cause and Will
cure all Scalp diseases ana Daldrutf,
check the falling out of the hair, ana
increasec growth, softens harsh brittle
hair, restores faded hair 10 natural
color. and preserves the gloss, thus pre-
venting badness and prematurely gray
hair, Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price SI.OO per bottle.
FOR SALE BY
PECK BROS. corner Monroe and Dlyision-sts
JEM EFT Mplr0eSt
a.. T. HAAN s .l-1 Clualst
A. .STONEHOUSE......... LconardsJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21
Hpps's Cocoa
BREAKFAST

by a thorough knowledge ot the natural
and nutrition, and by careful application ot
the fine properties Of well selected Cocoa. Nj.
Epps has provided our breakfast tables withA
dclcately Favored beverage which may save
US many heavy doctors bills. IL IS by the iu-
diciOus use Of such articles OF diet that a con-
stitutiOn may he gradually built up unIii
strong enough 10 resist every tendency 20 dis
ease Hundreds Of subtle maladies are foat-
ing around us reIdy 10 attack wherever there
is IA weak point. We may escape many fatal
shaft by Keeping ourselves well forfeited VITA
pure blood and properly nOuriShed frame"
Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or mix
Sold only in half pound tins by GrocerS. labeled
thus:
JAMES EPPS& CO.. Hq%@GPa.hiG onGPpn EngianG Gaisms''
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

ONE prizes - q recent bazaar lot
to-v we're ~ p very modest kind and
rather q sarrol1tinE to thoir tat ipieuts
Brt thetr dlSc0nr ture ras small ocu-
pared -o thst of Che gentleman who t,-
i-z a smoker. vas 3elich ed vfth tha
arcancene ent thst "a had gained a mag
nifcent smoking apparatus. Which
turned out t- he a halfre1nT Nsrs4illes
p, - sn3 three- penny -ToFth = tobacco
A rronsseaa f-r = TounT nsa- rss ths
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

The reasoning faculty OF sone chill
dreu ia almost beyond comprehension "a
is illustrated by tho following: ~
littio .ot OF nino wrote letter % her
grandma and among o.her things stated
shat her ma had boon making pair Of
''ranco'' for ono ~ her brothers When
her attontioa was called 20 the improper
spelling o.; the word she said. Well.
y0g spCil dance dance. and p-a-n-c-o
should pCu 0snts' Anorher affair hay
7eued - che same Tounz lady worth
repeating Whiio her brother Ceorgie
was coastin- on tis h-nd-sled it ~
some means c0t away from him and ran
into q uill-iau. who-e, Ike Nc6dntT.
Sc vent 20 tho bottom Littlc Gracle
was incorsolahIo over tho loss AMI
wanted -he rord drained or SO tbatthoy
could get the sleigh, f7- said shc They
d-av of tho water to get de7d -s7,
who is ri. 0erL AMI vhv not drav it off
ta rat Georries sled which vas s0mo
rood. '~-Chicar0 Tri7une
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14
The Circus.

McMahon's New United Shows. This
much heralded combination will be with
us at Sturgis on Wednesday, August 20.
The excellent character of entertainment
always given by the above show recon-
mends it to the lovers of sawdust novel
ties. The small boy and the larger man
needs circus occasionally in his business
and we can suggest no better antidote
for the craving than visit to the above
show. That this is among the few legit-
innate arenic exhibitions travelling cannot
be denied, and now with it's allied attrac-
tions must arouse desire on the part
of many who are not in the habit OF at
tending shows to see its many wonders.
We are assured by those who ought to
know that there is much of unusual in
terest to the spectator. Every man, wo-
man and child in radius of many miles
will want to see the performance given
by the largest elephants in the world.
1t is said the whole show, from first to
last, is of unusual excellence. The
horses are splendid specimens, while the
artists are culled from the beet on every
continent; that, together with it's new
features never before seen with other
shows cannot fail to interest. It is
vouched for that the above combination
exhibits the largest known animal, Queen
Jumbo, whose history is identical with
the Geological Gardens, London, and is
recognized as the undoubted mastodon
of mastodons. That there is treat in
store for us and an occasion of recreative
amusement no one can deny. It is not
often that such an opportunity presents
itself. We will all be there to see it.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14
''s0LD OUT.n

Knowles attempted last week to inform
the public that Frank Green had 'ssold
out when he leased the Lead City Trib-
nne and changed the politics Of that pa
per. How well the Tilford hypocrite
succeeded in "doing up Mr.. Green in
this manner may be cleaned from the
following explanation given in the Trib-
une:
Under this head Sold Out ! the last
number Of the Meade County Times I'M
dertakes to explain why the Tribune
changed hands and politics. Since the
Times can only repeat it's old worm eaten
chestnut, and cry Homestake, and since
the Tribune has already defined its posi-
tion, and owes no apologies to anyone
the article does not merit i reply. The
editor Of The Tribune never told anyone
| that the Homestake was trying to lease
the Tribune. He told Mr.. Knowles, just
what be afterwards stated IN open con
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14

The general impression seems to pre-
vail throughout the state that the old
ticket will be renominated at Mitchell on
the 9th inst, except possibly the audi
tor-and the only opposition he seems
to have emanates from a monopollstic
source, which arises from the fact that
Mr.. Taylor enforced the law in the mat
ter of making insurance companies pub
lish their financial annual statements.
Now if this gigantic monopoly attempts
to dictate to the republicans of South
Dakota who shall fill the Office OF audi
tor it must be sat upon at once in the
interest of the party, the people and
common decency. Demonstrate to this
insurance trust that we have respect fol
an official who has the courage to exc
cute the laws OF his state, by renominat
ing him. Mr.. Taylor has the endorse
ment of his home county and the Soutf
Dakota Press association, and will have
stronger endorsement at the polls thil
fall than any man on the ticket by rea
son OF the fact that he has been tried il
the balance and not found wanting
Taylor for auditor.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14
Justice Court.

George Dover of Tilford was brought
before Judge Rollins Friday on the
charge of destroying property and dis
turbing the peace. Found guilty. Fine
and costs amounting to $12, in default
of which Dover occupies quarters at the
county Jail.
O. d. Hart made complaint that D.
Cruickshank was breaking the peace, be-
fore Judge Rollins Monday. Defendant
was put under bonds to "keep his shirt
on"
Yesterday-through bad counsel
Cruickshank swore out warrant that Hari
was violating the law in some trivia
manner. Hart will appear today.
Ed. Primmer of Tilford was up Tues
day, charged with assault and battery
on the person of @. Loranger. PLEAD
guilty. Fine, $5; costs, $42. Deal
sport.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14

1t is reported that when Jack Hart
man recovered sufficiently Monday after
noon from the effects of the electric
shock received during the thunder storm,
he said: ''H-l, TIM still in the ringp'
After November Jack will most likely
discover that he is not even within sight
of the ring, as lightning seldom strikes
twice in the same place.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14
south Dakota Cities.

Following is the population according
to the census returns OF the ten largest
towns in the state: Census returns for
1890 give Sionx Falls, 10000; Yankton
3,700; Pierre. 5000; Aberdeen, 3,150;
Huron, 8, 100; Watertown, Z, ,700; Lead,
1850; Deadwood, 1856; Mitchell, 1900
Rapid 2,074.
Counties Minnehaha, $4,000; Brown,
$4,000; Lawrence, 1853; Yankton,
10,5O0; Beadle, 10, 900; Codington, 900
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14

The independent movement at Hot
Springs is led by Harry Clark, notori-
GUS dead beat who resided in Sturgis a
few years ago. A blk of the deepest
dye-that does not own a dollars worth
of property in Dakota or elsewhere-is q
pretty specimen of humanity to preach
reform and vote taxes upon the people
of community.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14

The ADVERTISER has received small
pamphlet containing the story of Damon
and Pythias. souvenir to the Knights OF
Pythias of the world, presented by the
Pabst brewing company, Milwaukee. II
is unique in design and tastily arranged
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14

Remember the republican primaries to
be held Saturday next between and 6
p. m. to elect delegates to the conven-
ton which is to select delegates to the
state and senatorial conventions.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14

The ADVERTISER is in receipt of a map
of South Dakota, corrected to June /,
and handsome hanger from Commits
sioner Hagerty. The latter is equal, if
not superior, to anything heretofore is
sued by this bureau.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1890-08-14

The superintendent Of census has or
dered a recount OF ST. Paul. Sturgia
seems to be about the only city satisfied
with the returns.