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talking with New York Pres:
orter the other day about the refusal
New York savings bank to make a
l(!ln l!lln on bonds issued by this State, be.
ase of the ascendancy of the Farmers
Snance here, Senator Pettigrew said:
aSWhy the entire issue of bonds was
ly 1886, 600, and will agree to pay
fem myself if the state does not. They
We been placed at 81 per cent. pre-.
bum, which Is doing pretty we'll for 9
I'm state.
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Married.

AT the Holy Family Church in this
city at8:30 this morning, the Very
Rev. Dean Sheehan officiating: Mr..
christopher Germ of Sioux City to
Miss Ellen Pagan of Kimball.
The ceremony which happily united
this young couple took place at a
nuptial Mass celebrated by Dean Shee-
han. The bride is we'll known in this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Germ will make
their future home in Sioux City.
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Considerable difficulty is experienced
Inducing the Indians to enlist i'll the
6lar army. They don't want to join
infantry because they object to Sc
6h walking; and they are averse to
biting in the cavalry because they
ct to riding except when they feel
pit. About the only place an Indian
Ia be happy as soldier is in the
nissary department..
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What an Inch of Rain Means.

st. Louis Republic: Few people can
form definite idea of what is involved
in the expression an inch of rain.''
1t may aid such to follow this curious
calculations: An acre is equal to 6,272,-
GAO square inches; an inch deep of water
on this area will be as many cubic inch
es of water, which at 227 to the gallon,
is q, 900 gallons. This immense guam
tity of water will weigh 100000 pounds,
or 100 tons. One-hundredth (O.OD of an
inch alone is equal ia a ton of water to
the acre.
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The press of the east condemns the
epublican Congress for making large
appropriations for interior improve.
11ents, while in the west the howl goes
ep over the large sums of money de.
Noted to coast defences and the navy.
Meanwhile the sc. o. P.," with its
&plicy of dealing fairly and generously
With all sections and all classes, will &c
hight ahead in the consciousness ofduty
we'll and patriotically performed.
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Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure

WHEREAS, Default has occurred in the condi-
tlons Of mortgage containing power of sale,
which has been duly recorded, given by Susanna
to Foster R. Clement, mortgage, dated Sepfem..
ber lst 1883. and mortgagtng lot number ten, (lO)
IN block number forty-twO (42) in Cooley q
Guernsey's addition to the town (now city, OF
Mitchell, in DAWSON county, state Of South DakO-
ia, by which default the power of sale has become
operative. and no action or proceeding having
been Instituted at law to recover the debt thereby
secured or any part thereof; and there is claimed
to be due on said mortgage at this date, thirteen
dollars and sixty-fve cents
Notice Is hereby given. that said mortgage will
be foreclosed by sale of said premises at public
auction by the sheriff of said county, April 18th,
1881, at o'clock p. M, at the front door Of the
court house In the city of MITCHELL In said county
OF DAWSON; to pay said debt interest, attorney
fee and disbursements allowed by law.
Dated February 1st. 1891.
FOSTER R. CLEMENT. Mortgage.
c. G. CHURCH, Atty for M'tg'gee, Watertown,
So. Dakota.
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Pierre Capital: A number of third
politicians of this state hope to ell
|3eyate themselves politically and in
their Importance accordingly by
|ssthrowing mud at Senator Pettigrew.
Isn't it about time to stop this "throw-
Sing" business both ways? The Repub-
glicans of the state, as a whole, have lit
@tle or no interest in these spats back and
forth between individuals but they have
ERn abiding interest in maintaining and
estrengthcnlng the party organization.
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The County Commissioners.
tFrom Wednesdays Daily.)

At the forenoon session Tuesday the
co mmissioners called up the matter
ofthe condition of county court records,
reporting that many instruments of the
past term were unrecorded. Therefore
Clerk johnson was authorized to write
up all such back records OF the court,
and for doing the same he is to have
pay.
After considerable discussion Treas
urer Smith was allowed clerk hire for
eight months at $40 per month.
The auditors office was allowed a sim.
liar amount.
Mrs. Reed, a county charge who has
been kept at Finstad's, on the south side,
was ordered taken again to the poor
farm. She is over 80 years old and is
hard to manage.
In the matter of sending delegate
to the Yankton Worlds Fair conyen-
tion the commissioners declined to
name a delegate.
The treasurer was instructed to keep
insurance renewed on court house, not
to exceed SIS, 1000, fire and tornado.
At the meeting of the board in Janu-
ary States Attorney Hitchcock's
salary was cut down from $500
to s40o. Mr.. Hitchcock then disputed
the authority of the board to do SO. At
this session he put in his bill for the
first quarter at the rate of the former
figure, $500 per year. This bill was re-
jected by the board, and sum allowed
based upon $400 per year. Mr.. Hitch
cock gave notice that it would not be
accepted.
It is but justice to Mr.. Hitchcock
to say that he cites the law
wherein it provides that the salary
of states attorney cannot be reduced for
the same term in which such action be
taken.
This forenoon T. j. Ball and r. G.
Wills made application to have time
extended sixty days in which to COM
plete the Beulah township artesian
we'll, as per contract with Chas. Keifer.
The matter was referred to County
Judge Hannett, who stated he would
not extend the time, but if, when the
we'll was complete, it was found that
contract was complied with he would ac-
cept the we'll without reference to time
Charles Allen, whose eyesight has
for some time been affected, was allowed
means to take him to Chicago where
his eyes could be treated.
BY resolution it was: decided that the
register of deeds and auditor would be
ermitted to exchange office rooms,
thus giving to the former more vault
room for books. Commissioner Lewis
was authorized to see that the change
shall be made.
Il. S. Johnston was called in to ex
plain with reference to the condition o
probate affairs, it having been iount
that many of the papers of his tern
were not recorded. Commissioner
Davis wanted to know whose fault i
was. Johnston said he presumed i
was both his fault and that of Mr.. Nc
Bride. To the question as to whether
fees had been received for recording
same, Johnston said he probably hat
received fees for recording where i
had not been done, but said he was will
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The Huronite ofthe Sd inst. contain,

! The Huronite ofthe Sd inst. contains
Wa clear and comprehensive review OF
Ssthe work OF the late congress from the
Npen of Hon. E. I. Cressey, who was
II Nright on the spot during the entire ses-
|E#sion. While the record OF the Republi-
gcan majority in the Fifty-frst Congress
@needs no defense, it does need great
@sdeal of detailed statement of fact to
counteract the flood OF malignant mis-
Representation which has been turned
@sloose upon it by the Democratic. the
aSMugwump and the Independent press.
MIR. Cressey's contribution, therefore,
Nils both timely and valuable, and the
of the Huronite in securing
Nit is highly commendable.
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he question of restricting immigra-
sto within reasonable limits begins
6om up on the horizon and may yet
shadow what are now considered
3 vitality important issues. Ger.
Iy and Russia are also considering
problem from the other end of the
with view to checking the annual
(Ges they sustain to increase the pop.
kion of this country.
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Esg kmong the lessons farmers of this
solnty have learned by experience is
desirability of using a grain drill,
ghAt plants the grain deep into the
IDAnd and covers it we'll, and not the
Dadcast seeder OF sower. No doubt
oh OF the crop shortage in our state
resulted from too shallow planting
shalf covering.
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NOTICE.

taken to h. rd on the ankton Indian reserya.
tion during the season of 1871. The season VIII
commence May lst, and continue until Oc o.
Der 3lst. 1891 Price 81 per head. None but
thoss having the brand of the owner. Good
care. perfect security and safe return guaran.
teed.
by order of the council of the tribe.
FELIX r. PRUNoT.
Preside mt of the Tribe.
The foregoing notice is authentic. Parties
desiring further information please audress
Felix L. BrunOt, Greenwood. 8. d.
E. W. FOSTER
u. s. Ind. Act
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sherirf's Sale.
State of South Dakota, In the Circuit Court with.
fS6.
Fourth Judicial Circuit In and for Dawson Co.
The American Investment Company Plaintiff,

Max Gedl Walburger Geidl, Mamie e. Doty
PENDANTS.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of judg-
ment of foreclosure and sale in the above entitled
action on the 2lst day Of March, 4. D 1851, and
an % execution Issued upon said Judgment, the sub
South Dakota, for that purpose appointed. viii
sell at public auction at the front door Of the
ison, South Dakota, on Saturday. May End, 1881,
at lOl6 O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day, the
real estate and mortgaged premises situated in
the county of Dawson, South Dakota, and directed
In said judgment and execution to be sold, and
therein described as follows:
The northeast quarter (ne1A) of section Notwo,
~ IN township No one hundred and one, (1Olj
north, and range No. sixty, (6O) west 9Th .. M
and containing one hundred and sixty [l6Oi acres
more OF less according to the U. s. government
survey thereof. or SO much thereof as may be suf-
tcient to satisfy said judgment and costs amount
i9g 9S, IN al to foEty seven dollars and eighty
said Judgment, and all accruing costs Of sale.
Dated at Mitchell S. D., March rs. 1891.
SPERRY DWIGHT. Sheriff of Dawson County.
A. h. HITCHCOCK. Plaintiff Attorney.
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g ith the Democratic and MIugwump
ers in this country, and the press OF
Hand and Europe united in com
Raing the dignified aud masterly
aner in which MIR. Blaine has han
the affair with Italy il begins to
lf16ras If the ",]ingo" statesman we're
the right man in the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-04-10

causes US to look carefully for grey
fls on our journalistic Uranium when
is called to the fact that
MEDIATE Parker New Era is fourteen
- old and that the frisky Kimball
pihic is entering on its tenth year.
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~ lrI,erintendent of Public instruction
Ton has issued a circular to school
prs advising them as to the best
nod ofputting the now school law in
Nation. He suggests that no change
81 made in the size of the districts for a
Sat least.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1891-04-10
L. E. STAIR.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Portraits Of Children a
Successful. Speciality
Pictures Made in Cloudy as we'll as in Clear Wsathst
how APUZZLE Was SOLVED.

., When you want certain article, you want
the best make Of that article, don't your
But how to determine which make is bast
10 what puzzles you, isn't it?
And when the puzzle is solved for Won.
by authority which cannot be questioned.
you are pleased, aren'. you?
And you would like to hear Of one pux-
zle that has been solved for the people Of
the whole world, wouldn't your
Well, we will tell you about that very
puzzle, and its solution.
At the Universal Exposition of 1889 at
Paris, France, the best sewing machines Of
the world, including those of America, were
in competition. They were passed upon bya
jury composed of the best foreign mechsn-
ical experts, two of whom were the leading
sewing machine manufacturers of France.
This jury, after exhaustive examination
and tests, adjudged that the Wheeler &
Wilson machines were the best Of all, and
awarded chat company the highest prize Of.
fered, the GRAND PRIZE, giving other
companies only gold, silver and bronze
medals.
The French Government. as a further
recognition of superiority, decorated Mr.
Nathaniel Wheeler, president of the com
pany, with the Cross of the Legion OF
Honor, the most priced honor of France.
That is how the puzzle Of the best sewing
machine in the world was fully solved by the
most competent authority in the world in
favor Of the No. 9 and No. 12 Wheeler 4
Wilson machines.
The No. 9, for family use, and the No. 12,
for manufacturing uses, are the best in the
world to-day.
And now, when you want sewing ma.
chine, it you do not get the best, it will be
your own fault.
Ask your sewing machine dealer for the
No. 8 Wheeler & Wilson machine, and if he
does not keep them, write to us for descrip-
tive catalogue, prices and terms.
Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory
WHEELER 4 WILSON MFG. CO.,
1875 and 1877 Wabash Avenue. CHICAGO. Ill
WIS. GROUSE. MITCHELL, SD.
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en. Hugh j. Campbell of Yankton is
(nd to get an Office if he lives long
Agh and the supply of nominations
|Sn'tlun out. After being a candi.
+ esuccessively for the U. S. Senate,
|gongrcss, and for the Legislature,
has just been nominated by the In
kndents for Mayor Of Yankton.
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apt. j. r. loves Huron Indepen.
has been suspended because of lack
atronage.. 1t didn't have the Alli-
$ pull the Ruralist has.

ruus-Leader: There isno improve
in trade for the past week-so
Bralstreets'.
hat fact ought to inspire the AL.
tical economist to some misrepre-
Nation of Republican policy.
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For Rent.

1 have several good farms for rent in
Dawson, Hanson and Aurora counties.
Can suit any one desiring to rent.
d. A. MIZENER.
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vensic Belt 60 Msrshsll ~
Sss1JdAv iysel1o
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DAYsi Bsa.istrsef, former resident of
ti,e city vio ir nos in the West vas here
yesterday on brief sisir.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Recovered Her Speech by sudden

SoSCG.
DIS Ma,Sss. fosa, Jan. 9.--nne year
ago Miss Julia Morris, then handsome
yiil of II, living AZ pahcque, saw her
brother murdered before her eyes. She
~as insensihie 70, . day and a half after
the tragedy. AID whsa she r.eovercd her
speech vas gone. Nov she can txlk AZ
wel as ever. She els the following ssers !
My brother was killed before nav ewes
year age last Saturday, fell 10 the tsaor
unconscious. ard remained 20 for DAY and
. half. when recovered MY senses, bat
found hal lost nay aeser OF speech. |
VAS very weak and nervous for tes days,
bu. soon recovered save that
completely lacked the ROVER OF AZ
tiealation. l could make no sound
whatever, and ms 'asyh was noiselsss.
Recently i,eeosered the powers Of articals-
ton to such AN extent that could laugh
very heartily, bat speech seemed as far eif
as ever. though never lost hope. heard
Of many cases of speech lost through a
shock 10 the nervous system, ard recovered
in some cases by another shock, This
made me hopeful, xad three weeks xgo l
returned TO dialogue.
when went there had no hope Of
regaining my speech, Some of my rels-
tiyes had kept the knife my brother WAS
stabbed with. twas shown TO me sudden
ly. and the .hock Was very great. Ia less
than half hour. OF at least as soon as
could recover from the sensation produced
by the sight Of the knife, | could talk. II
vas the mos, agreeable surprise in the
world TO me, aud think my recovery vas
due entirely 10 the second shock reetis
ed
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The man who tried DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. and was sure Of the $500 reward
offered by the proprietors for an incnrable
case, never called for hi, money. Why not?
., because be rot cured He WAS sure Of
two things % That his cAtsrrh could not
be cured. ~ That he would have that
$500. lie is now sure Of one thing. and
that is, that his catarrh is gone completely
So he is out $500. of course. Tie makers
Of DIR. Sage's CAtarrh Remedy have faith
in their ability to cure the worst cases Of
Nasal CatArrh, no matter Of how long stand
ing, and attest their faith by their standing
reward Of $500, offered for many years
past. for an incursbie case of this loathsome
and dangerous disease. The Remedy is
sold by druggists, at only 80 cents. Mild,
soothing. cleansing. deodoriziBy an;iseptie,
and healing. dsea9d&wfoIrm.
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SUPERIOR COURT,
December Term, Hon. o. q, Hall N
siding.
W. 8. CHoATE, Clerk.
l.. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
@. T. SrEvEss. Sheriff.
i. A. SMALL, Stenographer.

y. n. ShALL, StenORrApDef.
FRIDAY, Jan. 2i
| Calvin Putnam 81 al vs.. H. MsncheM
Haynes a NJ. Spear and G. l.. Andres
| for plffs Heath & Tusll for defts. Ths
| is an action to recover the sum Of Sl5sil
which the pins. allege the deft. is Liable u
pay them NJ third Of the cost Of buihinl
lam On the south branch of Dead River
They claim - reooyer uoder special cst
trEcs which IL expressed In two letters whiss
pissed between the parties. sept 49, i@'
the plf wrote The delft. i; "Are We to 10
lerstsnd that yon and Totmau want US
build the Coplin dam on the south brand
of the Dead river, and that you will NJ
one third Of the expense incurred IN buk
ing said dam and that the Totmans vi
pay one third; viii you please write, ,bs
no Misunderstanding siise." The merit dsi
the left. replied Eyes. that 10 it. / vl
one third Totmsns one third. you on
third. You 10 do the building
The lam vas built tina, fail, the old dsS
being removed. The defense IL that III
pin Exceeded the terms of the c0nirse
obuld the Coplin DAM but that be In fsd
built 200 feet longer and six feet wider thu
the Old dam, giving structure more tis
sufficient for The purposes Of the partiess
the contract the driving Of their lumba
and that dan, Sufficient for the purpos'
could have been constructed for at le~
$500. The plff.. admit they built II Large
but claims that by q reasonable coosirH
ton of the contract The capacity tf The nss
dam was left to their discretion, and ths
the one constructed IL no more than sui
iicient The case was opened to the jug
but subsequently taken from them and VI
be reported To the law court for aijudi0
ton. The testimony bsd been nearly tsss
out at the time Of adjournment. The jT
was fnaily discharged thi. afternoon.
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gotten out, Loss estimated at $50, 900 b
$50, 600; insurance Sli5,0 600.
Marshall Field & Co the Chicago tp
goods men, have begun suit in the y. &
Circuit Court for the recovery OF dula
paid under protest under the Mckinley bill
on the ground Of nstitu,iouslity asi
will carry the case to the Supreme court
Steamer Cay of Macon arrived at Boz
ton, Friday, bringing Capt. Dunton snl
part Of crew OF schooner Dudley FAflin.
foundeTcd Dec. 2s. They were transfer.
ed from steamer Alamo which picked ihss
up In bosis. The schooner belonged i
bamH, lcotta, Me.
VIM. wainwright, OF Moi tfEal, formshy
ly assistant manager Of the Grand TniI
railway, has been appointed to tie Io,as
OF assistant general manager Of that ri
II 10 understood that he will also MI IL
position of traffic nansget, which w
made vacant by TIE promotion Of H.
Sergeant to Sir Joseph lliokson's place.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

The wbistling buoy off MoDhegan has
gone aslriff,
Twenty eight inches of snow fell in thu
last two storms il Pennington.
Allen Is Williams Of Wstervilie, has
flied bic petition for insolvency.
Mess Abbie Maud II.n.ccm. agei %
lied 1T Bath. MONDAY evening Of heart iis
sa-e.
Camden claims TO have a spectre which
plays the piano, opens and shuts and locks
ipcrs but cannot he caught.
Clara Vaughu, the gr who was recently
convicted of forgery AT the United StsteS
District ten,t r; puttiant and sentenced t.,
pre yesr in the State Prison. WAS taken Ia
rhonlsstnp. Thursisy.
Rorkiani proposes To have street rail
roeh ~ soon rs possible. Arthur Sewall is
president of the company. Camden has
voted not ia grant the el. ctric road conan,
thr r'gtl' 10 nae the street. and the propos ed
scam road will probably tc built next sea
son.
ID, putty L. s. Marshall Burton Smith o.
Portland, arrested Joshua Benuer in Dam
srtsrutta Thursday AFTERNOON and th'
pfisoncr WAS taken to Portland last night
Bena.r has been wanted for some time for
violating the liquor laws sud selliag with
o It having pail the special L. s. liquor tax
The creditors of VIM. C. Furnel OF vii
ton. met Dec, 30 The committee chosen
report tie liabilities in round numbers al
$50 900 AMI the nominal assets Mt SJi GOO
MIR. FHrnel is to make An assignment OF
all BIZ, PROPERTY. prov i,Iel his creditor. " i'll
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CoHDn1sED DseYArCaa ~
The Pith OF the News 1aksn rsota ths
Current Events OF the Day

The nine patients being treated with the
Koch lymph at Boston, are doing well
Gov. WatsfIsan OF California has par
donsd six;y-sro conyic's in the past forty
six days.
The tow boat Annie Roberts exploded i,s
boilers Friday, At Portsmouth. Osi3. xiii
ing two men and fatally injuring three.
Loss. $50, 900.
Osfin Hawkes. Of Portland, Ne, dropped
dead In Boron, Friday forenoon, of heart
disease. He bad stocks TO the value Of
SO, 800 in his pocket.
The works OF the Ohio Raggy Co. a,
Columbus obio,,,~ere parity bafssd Fir day
nigh. About all the flushed stock WAS
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Recommends Reward to Brave
Sailors.

IIAt1iAN, n. s Jan. 2.-t nitcd Statf
Consul General Frye sent a dispatch to the
American government, recommending that
a reward be paid to the Captain and officers
Of the British steamer Deer llill, for the
heroic rescue Of the Captain and crew Of
the Bark Angela, Of Machias, MGHe.
The ANGELA was bound to DeDsfara
from St. John, laden with lumber. when
dismssted. The steamer rescued and took
the wrecked seamcn to st. Johns, N. +
and The captain refused to accept any com
pcnsatiDa. The wrecked m,n were sent
from st. Johns to Halifax by the Ameri-
can Consul. They arrived here today and
were forwarded 10 their homes. The cap
tain Of the Angela speaks 10 the Highest
terms OF the treatment received from Capt.
Bsinbfidge Of the Deer Hill. and Al his
instance a recommendation to the Ameri-
can government was made.
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whitmore. the toesoriai aitiss placed .
handsome new chair in his roorn under TIE
Evans house yesterday.
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He Got -Four Years Ia Prison,

HAvEEHnL. n. H., Jan. Frank Tai.
bert, who vas arrested at Enfield. y. H.,
Aug. p, for brutal assault upon Oscar Col.
Inns, vas sentenced to four years in the
States prison. He claims that he vas un
der the influence of liquor at the time and
that he procured it of A. X. John,on Of
Eafeid. Collins nov brings sui. under the
civil damage clause Of the prohibition law
against johnson. in the sum OF g. 600, on
account Of injuries iosic,ed upon him by
Tsibe'.. The trial will be argued by the
Leading criminal lawyers Of the State at the
March term.