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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
BARGAINS IN
RE4L EST4T TEI
AT THE OFFICE OF
BROOKS & BROOKS.

IF YOU WANT a cheap house and LOT call on
us We will furnish you lumber To build
and lot 10 build on for $40 down. and s. per
month.
TWO 7-room houses on Broadway; 500 down.
sl5 per month.
CHOICE building lot on Crescent ave, within
y 10 minutes walk of posi-Office; must be sold /;
this is a bargain; don't miss II.
HOUSE and lot. 3O4 North Lafayette-st.. al a
IL bargain; go and see II, then call and get
particulars.
WE HAVE several choice building lots on
w Coit-ave., LivingstOn-st. and Newberry-
sts.i cheap and long time; payments easy.
4 No. Hardware stock 10 trade for small
II house and some cash; does No. busi-
ness; open 10 inspection.
MONEY TO loan. and mortgages cashed on
VI short notice.
CEVERAI housee and lots on Shoemaker-st. b.
y West Side. cheap; 50 down aud $40 per
month.
BIGGEST bargain in the city on East Bridge
IL ST.; new and modern house cheap for
cash.
HOUSES and lots on Thomas sts.. cheap
II 500 down; balance on long time.
YARN PROPERTY FOR SALE-sO acres in
i township of Bcndon, ottawa county; -
acres improved, - acres black lOami orchard
and fair buildings. ~ acres four-aud- half
miles west of city. 40 improved; new house.
barn and other buildings; good apple orchard.
Jos acres in Middl-yille. Barry county. 40
acres improved; ten-r0om house; two large
barns, cOrn-cribS granaries and all necessary
buildings; good board fences. good soil; 10
acres of orchard; this farm j. only short dis
tance from the business center OF the town.
once open Tuesday and THURSDAY evenings.
BROOKS 4 BROOKS.
. and "A New Houseman Block.
Teieohone II4t
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

L'OR SALE-Drafl team yelrs old both
mares. DARK gray, well matched weight
4n. Address "A. ~. willard. Kinney. Mich.
Fridays. Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
T. ]. Lamb Il Company,

KKAL EsrATE AND COMMISSION.
ana ae south lenis.sr. 'Fhaat $.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
1921 Monroe Street.
Rooms 81 and 82 Telephone l0E
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

FOR SALE-Columbia Safety BICYCLE. in first
L class condition, So. b. D. Jackson. lU
Monroe 81. 10,
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SWEET * SCHMIEL

REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND LOANS
1927 Monroe Street
Rooms 81 and S2. Telephone loE
DINE and timbered land bought and soll.
FARMING lands under nearly every state OF
cultivation for sale on easy terms.
MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and bust
vi ness property open for inspection IN all
parts of the city.
4 HOME seen 81 for the trouble of looking
Il at one OF our excellent suburban bargains
IT WILL COST you nothing 10 call aud eX
u anime our list. We are sure 20 please you.
our horse and buggy is always ready % carry
you 10 any part of the city 20 look al property
on our books.
WE HAVE BUYERS for pine lands IN On
" fonagon. Bsraga and HonEhfon counties
We have buyers for city residence property
We have buyers Tor business chances.
ACRE PROPERTY FOR SALE-g0 acres one
y mile south Of city on easy terms acre
with good 1-room house and barn one mile
south II UaIl-sf. on easy terms. % acre. ore
and one half mile south 81 city; - acres eighf
a. city. Above are a feW 81 the many bargains
We have in farming lands. call and be con
vinced that We can suit You
OUR CHICAGO SUBURBAN PLATs are
- unsurpassed.
WE HAVE A DENTAL PRACTICE With
" instruments al 800 running order. worth
s-.3aAH which We vii close out - - hsfEai p
This IS rare opportunity foT young dentist
call ~ once and investigate
COOPERATIVE TNPLoYNENT GO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

~PRINo-SI .-ssfsst lot siIa boass i2r sa.e
- - Ill sKeaAaxs tor cheap lots REM
EeR. y Nerth ieal4-ss. t@
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

HORSE for sale; about years old. weighs
II I0h0 l. liU0; Is kind and gentle. would
make a good delivery horse: is worth sl35. viii
sell for -la. Chas. A. Coye. II Peari-st. l0
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

FOR SALE-A second hand gasoline stove. "A
coal stove. wood stove and some other
pieces OF furniture at ~ Maple-st l0i
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

TUE best and cheapest lot IN the market on
our Division 81. Cherry 81 OF Eighth waid
plat; houses built for you Oh any Of our al IA
tions. Call early and secure your choice.
Prices and terms 20 suit. Turner 4 Carroll.
New Housemsn building or Geo. \. Davis.
under old National Rank l2
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

TOR SALE-A 7sths jersey COW. Apply morn
Il ings AT 28 South Lafayet'est. 10
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

EOR SALEAA forty-acre farm. with house
l. and barn. for sale cheap; will take city
man. Is West Bridge-st.. or Mrs. Hindenach.
l+8 Straight-St. Mar u
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Iererson-sye. lots at $40 and so; Dickinson
81 and ReynoId saves lots Al $50 and $50;
Union Boulevard lots az slA wiz sell elght
Of the est Of them together Al 500 eacn ,eh
eariy II sou Want this bargain. II. T. lh0inl
sJn. Is New H0useman block. iti
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

WANTED -Prsss fsodsra Ths stanton
W Printing Co. hs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

I HAVE houses and lots near street car that
can sell you. By making a small paym ent
down and the balance on monthly payments.
Stop paying rent aud get home of your own.
Phone 45. j. W. Closterhouse. II Canalst. l03
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
Personal
help WANTED MALE.

A FEN csrsers can and Nork at the pull
"A mal Car shops. Detroit. W&
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

L'Oh KENT-Ieo rooms. second door. with
steady power AZ No. Pearl St Inquire Z.
L. fhsinE. Phone lO44. lsf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

No old Goods r. work o. The stock
is entirely new arc "a fine shape. The
assortment is varied ard complete.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
Co-opERATIvK ENPLoYNTNT G.

IIANTFD FD-~alesrnen. clerks book keaprrs
" hartenfers, feausters. hipping clerks.
farm hands oFlec hfir and siI others nuf ~
employment 10 cal snd lnvesfi gate our On
firplV new and thoroughly rel abe system ~
procuring situations faHfu operative fwnioT
menf COMPANY. 1921 Monroe 81. Rooms u
aHd 81 Porter Block Phone l0E
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
BULLETIN
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE TO LOOK ATl
NJ. {. Lapham & Son,
GROCERS,
PROVISIONS, ETC.
IS South DiViSIOn-St.
TELEPHONE IIs0.

TELEPHONE Jls0.
Beet Roller Process Flour, per 100 50 o1
Best Roller Process Flour, - lin... 10
= lbs pure Buckvheat Flour. 80
y rs best Bolted Corn Ncal ....-.~ 20
Rolled Oat Nesl, 6 lbs.-............... p
Granulated Sugar, e. por d. Is lbs o.
Extra sugar. &c per lb. j. lbs...-. 90
Pure Maple sugar, per lb.--..-...- Joe
Water White Oh por gal loc, gals a.
s bars German Family soap -....- -
csn Tomatoes 1oc, cans for 25
can Corn Ioc. 3 cans for -.-.---..-. -
] u very best Japan Tea .------ 30
Flaked Hominv, 9 lbs for...-.--.- -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

xfO-A 1K-Fegm ie4rusut vita nefd az
- SET water. O2s block uefth 81 tlis h&l
i4s4ife az sI Ott4s4-sf. cor. Nrsoergs lla
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

EOR RENT-Eufuished rooms. With or with
cut board furnace heated bath room.
with lot Or cold water. lnquire At No. y
Rarclay 81 Stf
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

kOk kENI-Large elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave and GauAl-st.. with
gas uesy f1ralshcd snd fehttcd. Everything
strictly hrSteiass Entrance. Crescent ave. /,
also. - CAuaist Enquire at Room IA sSlv
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
SPRING DRAPERIES.

Everything one can imagine in bright
and fresh colorlngs, original designs
and reliable fabrics at honest prices can
be found at our store. We guarantee
all goods TO be strictly as represented.
Only frst-c-ass workmen are employed
by US. By giving cur whole attention
TO the exclusive Carpet and Drapery
business we feel that we can give per-
feet satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
A perfect fitting Carpet and well
hung shade is Joy for ever.
We especially call your attention 10
the famous NAIRN LlNOLEIM for
which we are sole agents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

k'Ok hENf-Ts0 or more furnished rooms
ga ground fsor fsr housekeeping furnace
heated satn room. etc. ~ Bartlett a., op-
peaits south Dlusi0n-street school os
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

DOR SALE-I can sell you an elegant new u
L room house on College-ave. In the second
block south OF Wealtby-aye. for $3.50 cash or
monthly payments at SIS Per month; furnace.
bath. lavatory. closet. mantel electric bells,
hot and cold water up stairs and down. yard
graded and sodded. concrete walk and shade
trees close 10 three lines Of street cars. And
College Is going TO be the Euclid ave. of
Grand Rapids. Charles VI. Tufts. Tufts d
Buchanan's laW once. Ledyard block
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

DAnfITFF < doLT- seuerai ~srehruSerter
~ A. iil Scuth DiTis'ca-st.. store psarrs s-t
s,srsEHrtt zrnfs a. trw -4res sV-erf nars
a-s rar~f-l nrrrrs Fsh a-as vans sanE
srcmptls ~ te5epoeaias Ne 80 izn l-si
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Lon REVr-aoe- she lsra. ssSras's ssrn
1t a asnsom-st. llS
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

NIANTED-A woman 70 do general house
w work In the county no objection 20 one
child. 24g TuruerN lOo
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AVANTED-A competent girl 10 30 general
W aO1scWOrk AZ y PArkst. Ee
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

ACRE PROPERTY - acres - iana aSGRile
Il Nssr 81 eity ief sale { TAR prIrs Aud elsy
teFnls e. a. az u1.c- Narteake. sns iald
conff.ets htslkEhf Loans DfortflX MAde.
Joseph IA. Martha - Ca4sl-si. 10
L'OR sALE-or exchange s.oa sarm 81 $
acFrs. situated il fyrone township wil
sri esrsp ier cssh er ~iil sxctaaEs Tor city
va estate or Tor pefs4na pTVrrrfy. Neh GA
Wa. 4. Coroltt over FoaFtA National BSns.
cly. Us
TO Parties desiring II purchase property
il one ~ Tie most Pheasant rural loca
uQlS wE alil say. please take ! lsok ~ eur
pToRerfy la the village OF Llsoaa. snd then
make - a. ofer. We mean business ena are
bound g. seii % the hlgaest bidder ss s0oR -
kimsiies 6fzA1 Rapids. Mich lNtf
FOR SAIF-Or viii exchange for city prop
erty. a. elacIo farm Va Cascade toNl-
81 D well improved Cal ca or address Or.
NJ v Dantorth, Cascade. Mich. June
LOR SALE-If you want forty acre lot. OF
g0aa soil. easily cleared well located. near
railroad. dirt cheap. and terms 20 sufs or II
you have ! vacant loi 10 exchange. write me.
Y. y. Telegram Herald lua
SEE mERE-Mrs. Elmsiie has concluded %
- give her house and tor situated IA the vi
lase OF i.lsboa, 70 the frst honest man or NO
man who v ~ comply with the terms. As "a
PsSinef by NJ. o. Heath, OF sparta. l05
EORR SAIE-For $500. desirable forty acre
lot. Oae nalf nlIle from railroad station. IA
Arenac county; thirty acres easily cleared
beech aBd maple timber; long time n desired :.
rare bargain. a. y. Telegram Herald. l0s
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
WANTED B1ssDgRs


e. Nascnf- Key stone charm 4rfer wfll r.
rafre reward ~ e ~ esv.nE same r5th sfe.
-afsrv az sufifers tnd Ireies E1enanFr ora.
HSr-A ntrs seai rH rg.fa a~re- s~frr
- -errrn sarre - f~sf Sc Ve<r 81 s-l -
trrr era. snt "a rewsrfs.f e
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
xoxBT ToIosE

III 3kEt 81 tosn ea "a articles 90 ra.re.
- Ha5tneS eiooks er1 ieve.-v reE re- srt
warranted to~ 80 v4zr - lauesr rr.c-s t3
AT7n-sf-. y zble iosa cree us
Fl LttN-i herH eeveras rregsa = 1rtlFrs
- iesn ~ 5000 t8r-rved ras esrsfe ~
per cent- r ycu wsEf mcn-v 81 r. lrto
a'tsI - Ntih ~ Haild hegse rr -rterw o. i
rsa sccs7r -7ofsre ~ru. sprane t =
tirsJer1S4Sa. - Lsznss-sI lE
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

ANANIED-Glrl for h0usew0rk. Mrs. Il. ;.
" Pierce. = Sheldon-st. To-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

kNANIED-A feS bright. active and hone>t
" bsfs o. deliver papers. APpS az me
1.fice 81 ne fei-gFam ileTa 4 this evening De-
CT 81 t and O'Clock. :. n -seet. 1ugofia-
IruHeat itrculsflel-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

no lOU want 20 buy home In the best resi-
IL denee part Of Grand Rapids. convenient
10 three street car lines. suitable for one or
TWO families; good we'll and cistern small
barn. Inquire Al I52 Nealthy-aye. Terms
reasonable lle
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

XVANTED-sss good cabinet makers AZ
W Neaagso- The Converse hfg Co. u
igen 81 ID
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

u 4NTFI-r r, rsnf carrie ~ rrrr-s fHr-
" nishef fsr fiEaf fogSe- keepfog Address
- Sex II agran'- NerS.d its
u NTFTh--t a horse ~ ner te~z rha1 ~
- ~fer1s centrally located bvasrns. fan Isl
Na sarn en- ~roserv Nar-en. 4rrfF wffa rar
aeniars. ~ Home. care ~ Telegram Bsra'f
r7e
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

Sl00 Sasa per- aIn and S 9 SSy Ssde Ss 5%' r6p r
erly tn hea-t OF city. paying ia guaranteed rents
per cent. net and constantly Increasing IN
value. For Particulars cali 0r address Joseph
II. Martin. capitalist. o. CanslSt tS-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13

DOR SALE-why pay any more money for
l. rent. when / can sell you a beautiful
home on Paris or Coliegeaves., on monthly
payments? Scarcely higher than your rent
now costs you. Property close % the new
men 20 whom I have sold homes in the past
year. would sell out for what they gave me.
Charles ". Tufts, Tufts A BuchananS law of
1ce. Ledyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-13
REAL ESTATE cTr

~oAE seFy nies lots ~iu be psf % me t4Nrs
- SOFA Tor 49, = teri AS ~ s4il fh1 F9eAe1 81
every ere J. :. Prggia.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11
HE0rtgare sale.

Whereas, default has beon made in the pay
neut of the principal and interest on the money
secured by u mortgage dated the 10Th day of Jan
nary A.. d., 1852. executed by Franklin b. Sratz
and Alice Spatz, husband and wife, OF the comfy
Of Brute. and state of South Dakota, To George
". Lumley, OF the county of Douglas and state
OF South Dakota, and which mortgage was re-
corded III the Office of the register OF deeds of
the county of Brnla, stnln of South Dakota, in
book 10 OF mortgages, on page 7oN, ou the 18th
day of February. 1880 at 10 O'clock n. m; and
Whereas, no action or Proceedings ut law or
otherwise have been instituted to rncnrnr the
debt secured by eaid mortgage, or any part
Whereas, it was stipulated in said mortgage
that ii default would be made in the payment
Of any portion Of the principal or interest
promptly at the time the same should become
due, orif default be made IN the payment of the
before the same shall become delinquent, then
the whole sum, both principal and interest, at
once beComesNlue-
Whereas, the whole amount of principal and
interest has become due by reason of such de
fault. ard
Whereas, tile amauut claimed to be duo upon
said mortgage, at the Gatp of this notice. is the
sum of severtE-six dollars aud twenty-five cents
(sld.2a9 tp-wlt;sevauty-tiyr dollars $50 Irinci-
pal and one dollar and twenty-five cents tSi.25)
interest, hcs'te the sum OF fifty dollars $50
ttioraes,s fees stipulated for in said mortgage.
Now, therefore, uetice is hereby given that By
virtue of the pu,gar Of sale contained in said
mortgage, a&i r!uly recorded as aforesaid, and in
pursuance OF the statutes III sucl, case made and
provided, the said m"rtrase Will be fnrecloeed
by n sale OF tine mortgased premises therein de-
scribed, Mt public auction, by thasheIiti OF Rrule
county, South Dakota, al the front door OF the
court hngss ~ The city Of rhamhGrlaln and
tine 18th day of Aprii, 1870. al ten o'clock III the
forenoon Of that day. The uorteaged prcmises
are situated in the county Of Bru!c, state OF
South Dnkota and ARE described as follows:
to-ylt: fhe southeast qrtrtur Of section twenty
hge l25l in township one hundred aud three C03)
North of range siXty-ninr CbJ} w. : +. N.
Dated at Armour, S. D tins 27th day of Feb
ruarT, AID. 1880.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11

Here is something that ought to set
u South Dakota farmers to thinking.
1t is an associated press dispatch from
Mays Landing, New Jersey, dated the 4th
inst:
A misfortune which has come upon the
farmers of the town of Germanic causes
intense excitement all Over southern New
Jersey. Over forty families are homeless,
Sheriff johnson of Atlantic county sold
within the last two days 200 farms to
satisfy mortgages which had been fore
closed. One Of tho farmers invicted was
George Ling. His misfortune made him
crazy and he set fire to his home and
burned tito the ground, dying himself in
tile flames. Another farmer, Fred Wers-
DO, FABRICATED himself in his house and
announced his intention to keep possess
ion or die.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11

The Herald has no disposition to stir
up dissention but it would like to in
quire why a report of the financial con-
dition of the village has not been hand
ed TO the papers for publication. If the
affairs of the village and district are be-
ing economically conducted, let the peo-
pie know it. If the tax payers are being
plunged into debt they ought to know it.
1t is but a matter Of justice for public
servants to render an account of their
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
This is the way things were once con
Quoted in Kimball but thanks to the
GRAPHIC and a concurrence on the part
ofthe city officials, reports of the city's
finances are published regularly and in
fulI-
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11

1t is just as we predicted, some of Tie
papers are already hopping on to "Cal"
for the position lately taken by his Sioux
Falls Press in regard to politics. They
affirm that he has done ii for the money
that is in it. So; we had always supposed
that Cal was in the newspaper business
for his health.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11

The Farmers Alliance of Kansas in
convention at Topeka, recently, passed,
among other things, the following:
Notwithstanding the fact that John ].
ingalls, has represented Kansas eighteen
years in the United States senate, it's a
difficult matter for his constituents to
point to a single measure he has ever
championed in the interest of the great
agricultural and laboring element Ct
Kansas, and we will not support by our
votes or influence any candidate for the
legislature who favors his reelection to
United States senate.
The resolutions also demand the election
oil United Senator's by the people.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11

A Cleveland judge refused to natural
ize a foreign-born applicant because he
had never read the Constitution and
could not tell how and for what length
of time a United States senator was elect
ed. Said the Judge: "Ca1 a man be sup.
posed to be attached to lie principles Of
our Constitution ii he has never read liz"
That is the condition of most of the col
ored voters of the country, and also of a
good many white ones.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11

Prohibition is beginning to get in its
work. At the city election Monday
Yankton cntheels over head Democratic.
There were two tickets in the field, the
anti-prohibition Republicans voting
with the Democrats.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11
SPECIAL CLUB RATES

With e,ery club of Gye. at 81 esc!l, accom-
panied by tine cash cfnr no credit Is gwen on
TnR METEOROLOGICAL Que COPY ~ ibe seat free.
Here is n chance. then. to get tho papar . ear
~togetier aud get six copies at the price of Ave.
81" 10 mating rctrittnaces give full addresses,
plainly written, with posto'iica aud state and
county. Money may be sent in drnt, pustotiic1
money Older, eXpre-H money order or in reg.
istetaf letter at publishers risk.
Address, PERKINS BROS. CO.,
Sioux City, Iowa.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11

An eminent physician says good health
demands that the mouth should be shut
while asleep. Many a mans health
would have been better ifhe had kept his
mouth closed when awake.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11
Ct0pTES

will he sent free to any address upon application.
Do moi hesitate 10 atS for sample ettpiuS, tv n
for 3 lna: hist OF y"nr fr',nls Whom you may
think nasht to tax it or might like Il" take it
when th4y come 10 know what a large and com
plrtc tcHyspRp r FiG WEsKLy %JouG4AL is.
EEWSDLAL&G5 AND AGENTS,
including postmne,ers, school ~teac'tsrs, and
ottass who have time and incliuation 10 oarn
something bS carya,9'ng, will be given special
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-04-11
PERSONAL

1t is strted that Mr.. Theodore Thomas,
the orchestral leader, will soon marry
Miss Rose Fay, a Chicago society belle.
1t is said that Barnum will bring back
to this country when he returns from
England NEXT month with his show,
100000 in British gold.
Nellie Arthur, the daughter of the late
President Arthus, has grown into Il tall
young girl who possesses the attractions
OF a fine rosy skin and bright brown
Goes. She looks wonderfully we'll in Il
Diroctoire gown.
a special messenger took a phono-
graph from London to Egypt and paid
Mi Stanley a good round sum for talk
ing into the instrument for an hour.
Stanley gave the little machine u
humorous lecture, ~apologizing or not
coniiding to 1t the details of his recent
exploration,
The Talbots are the richest people in
Wales. Miss Talbot, daughter of the
late Father Of the English House of
Commons, is worth S15, 900, 900 In rail-
way stocks. besides owning large estates.
She is a fragile, swcet-faced oman
very charitable in her habits. Miss Tai
bots mines are immensely valuable.
The statue of Henry Ward Becchar,
destined tn-5e placed in Prospect Park,
Brooklyn, is now being cast in bronze
1t will be of heroic proportions, nine
feet high, and will represent the great,
preacher in the familiar soft fell hat AID
cape. The cost will be $50. 600, and the
statue will be completed in eighteen
months.
1t Is said that John C. Emo is a social
leader in Quebec. He owns a fashiona-
bic residence and gives superb enter.
tainments, which are attended by the
most aristocratic people of the city. He
has a summer residence on the ST. Law
renee: Emo is the bosom friend of
PREMIER MERCER and other distinguish
ed statesmen, and is at the head of q
dozen business enterprises.
A new piece of fiction by Jules Verne
will shortly be published. 1t contains a
satire on modern mining SPECTATORS.
The author makes his hero purchase
mining rights at tho North Pole. in Il
country so much frozen that it cannot
De developed. The company is formed
70 turn the world around, bringing the
North Pole into the region of the tropics
ana turning the universe upside down.
The Sultan of Turkey has sent Em-
peror William q splendid sword. valued
at SIS, 600. The blade is an old Damas-
Gus one of remarkable beauty, engraved
with sentences from the Koran. The
hilt is studded withe emeraldS and dia-
monds. Tho Empress has received a
pair of agraifcs, composed of the most
superb diamonds, from which hang
strings of pearls and diamonds, which
can be formed into a collar. The value
of this gift is said to be SIPS, 900.
1t is said that the mental and nbvsi.
cal condition of Mrs. II. r. Stove is far
less serious than would he inferred from
the accounts that have haon nrintoI rn'
Gently. Mrs. stowe takes d.fIy nyorcisn
and M octivo intorost in wbat = rajma
on about, Nor Sha continnns hnr 80
respopdence with nor friends and nor
letters-which are not. ne has haon said
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Notice TO Creaiturs.
State Of South Dakota, In County Court.

County of Brule. N""'! N'"N
In the matter of the}
estate of Deiterich
Marty, deceased.
To the creditors and all persons having claims
againat said estate:
Youa hereby notified and required toexhibit
your claims against SAID deceased, or his estate
with the necessary vouchers, TO the undersigned,
WHO'S the dulyappolnted exccnsoro OF sad estate,
at has place of residence in the township OF
Highland, in said county, or before tine 10Th day
of July, 1889.
Matthias Marty, ST..
Executor of Sand Estate.
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4. Georgia contemporary aeplores the
fact that there are only six editors in the
whole state that can set type.-SiouX
City Journal.
And we deplore the fact that there are
a hundred or 50 editors in South Dakota
who can set type-because they have TO.