The herald., June 22, 1883, Image 1

About The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890

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tie next SIXTY DATS we will close out
our Clothing FOR GASH ONLY.
420 Suits for $16.
$18 Suits for $14.50.
$17 Suits for $13.50.
$16 Suits for $13.
q.$15
$14
Sxuts for $12.
q.$15
$14 Suits for $11.50.
$i3 Suits for $10.50.
,,18 Suits for $10.
just received an assortmeut of Linen and Alpacca
cents' Purnisliing and other Goods for summer wear.
ELDRED6E & CRAIG!
TUB BEST
ire again at the front, with a Complete
Line of
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FARM MACHINERY,
CONSISTING MAINLY OF
New Improved
HAMPION CORD BINDER.
cuk. •uSftSWH®**
CHHAMPION MOWERS!
-The Meline and Canton Pins.
FISH Bines AND WA1PAGQ VA60IS.
Chieftain, Coates, Ann Arbor and Ad
vance Hay Rakes.
.inn 1RD HMD COIH tOLUHM
agents for the
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Pflts, and Nichols, Shepard & Co. Threshers.
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^5® bwt binder, or a lir-t-elass Straw-burning Thresher Engine,
tuQr,ix the Standard I* arm Machinery, call on or address.
MOVIUS BROS. & CO.
She fieraiir.
BIG STONE CITY, DAK., FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1 *83.
A WIFE WI OF TOWN.
01 all the insidious.
Temptation invidious.
Contrived by the devil lor pulling men down
Tli* re's none more delusive,
Seductive, abusive,
Ttian the snare to a man with 'a wife out of
town,
lie feels-snch delightfulneBS,
Stay- ntt-all-night-fullness,
K1 nil 1 -1 et- ti gl 1t ?-1 ull ness,
I own it with vans
A barhdor rakishness,
What- wU Uyou-takeT-ishness,
None can explain.
His wife may be beautiful,
Tender and dutiful,
^Tianot that her absent causes him delight
lint tin? cursed opportunity,
baleful immunity,
Scatter his scruples as day scatters night.
He feels whisky-and-water-full,
Rapine-aud-slaughter-lull,
To his toes1 ends,
sf( bachelor-ral
1 y-some,,
Unite corps-de-ballot-seme,
With wicked friends.
While his wife, trusting lady,
Is mourning, it mav lie,
His l«neU-
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su mournfully dull,
lit* Jeels energetic,
Towards places magnetic,
Joys^ar from .estnetic,
With many excuses his conscience to lull.
With a tako-every-drink-islineus,
Full-as-a-tick-isliness,
ril-l*e-a-briek-ishness,
Though cons«ience frown.
With a lorth-let-us-steal-fomencss,
fwok-upy »ur-heels-somenes8,
There's a wile of the de'il-svtueness,
In a wile out of town.
See
Here.
Movius Bros, hare had experience
in getting tli© numbers on hind
changed and they know how to do it.
Give them a call. I
l«t|urf indianw.
G«ii. Sibley, who is confined at his
residence with rheumatism, was visit
ed to-day by a delegation of Indians,
consisting of Gabriel Henville. who
was chief of scouts during the Minne
sota massacre Good Boy,'or Looking
Iron from the Sisseton Agency, Dak.
and Drifting Goose, chief of the Drift
ing Goose Indians. The Indians were
wcouiiKinied by Rev. E. Ashley, the
Episcopal missionary at the Sisseton
Agency. The object of the visit is to
consult Gen. Sibley about a greivanee
which Drifting Goose claims to have
sustained at the hands of the govern
ment. That chief alleges that at the
time of the removal of himself and
tribe from the .lames river to Crow
Creek on the Missouri river, the Fnit
*i States insde certain promises w hk1Ii
have not been held sacred. The gov
ernment promised that a house should
be built tor each family. Net a house
has leen built. A certain number of
harness were promised, only a small
portion of which came to hand. The
business was to have been transacted
hy letter, but on learning that the
missionary was to visit Faribault,
Drifting Goose drifted this way in his
company, and the other two disting
uished lted men came to have a talk
about some proposed la\ss. They ex
pressed regret at finding (ten. iblev
ill.—St. Paul Dispatch, June
For Salt*.
Oue hnndred i ml sixty acres ot choice land
about six miles south ol town. Will be suld
at a bargain. Apply at the UEKAUJ oliiee.
The most reliable, :»refu!ly pie
pared and bent purgative of the
present am* in
BKAMHil'TlfS PILLS.
The are cum{^uinded of Roots, Herbs ind
tiums of the most healing and l»ene!icila kind.
As a Family Medicine they are unrivalled,
curing Ilea A-ache, Constipation, Liver com
plaint, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia—clearing
the blood of all impurities— acting on the
Liver, Kidneys and other imj»ortant organs
removing the waste tissue, and adding years
|0 the lives ot all who use them.
For tiltv years they have been used by the
American public, and their cim^vit'.v in
creasing sales show how they are appreciated.
A Perfect itemed) in lMseu«.»**.
Ashfield, Mass.
I am verging on eighty years, and deem it
Wf duty to suffering humanity to say that
my long life is due to BKNDRKTH'S PILLS
which have been my sole medicine tor halt a
century. 1 know the last forty-three years
of my life is owing solelo to th»ir use. Your
PILLS saved me many times alter the best
medical skill in several States hail given me
up hopelss. I have had many converts to
purgation with Brandre h's Pills, and have
wen them perforin almost miracles ol cure.
For children, a lew doses have cured measles
scarlet lever, and whooping cough. In all
female troubles and weakness I have never
known them to tail. In adult males I have
known them to cure the worst cases of dis
pepsia, rheumatism, kidney diseases, dvaan
tery and diarrhoea even dropsy, paralysis,
and apoplexy have yielded to a persistent
course ol iirandreth's Pills. In fact 1 have
loutid them the true Lite Elixir. They act as
continual preventives against against the ef
lects, of time, disease, and labor.
'OHN H. MASH.
The only kind to Sow.
ttJEJMIEJS/IlJBJElFi
FLAX SEED
For Sowing on New Breaking.
Till Laro i'sisiiiu Tarielj, Clsai ai Fare.
We
Seed on Time. No Cash
Down.
Pay after the Crop is Raised.
For full particulars inquire of
C. L. HOLMES & BRO.,
The Grant County Head
quarters are closing out re
gardless of cost.
CAWARD & STEVENSON.
.FOE
M\i are still at the front with the following splendid line »f goods-
The Buckeye Binder and Mower, and
The N. C. Thompson and Hopkins Mowers
The Star Wagons, Buggies and Spring "Wag
ons, the Best on wheels.
Tiger and Leader Hay Rakes,
Steam Engines and Threshing Seperators,
The "New Model" and "Eagle."
Fanning Mills, Plows, Sulky
Cultivators, Hand Cultivators
and Shovel Plows.
Flaw Mlas, CMsas, Strut state, Daillttras,
Necl5L-yolie», dteo.
RFiXlfcMBER that we have a few more of the famous Norwegian Breakers
to be SOLD CIIEAK
Having recently purchased the building formerly occupied by Geo.
«p!e»r as a Livery stable* we have refitted it for a warehouse, filled it with
splendid goods, where they are kept nice and dry* and confidently ask farm
ers to leal with us, knowing that we can't be beat, in quality of goods or
prices.
Call and ©ee
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NO. 44
will furnish this
BIG STONE CITY, DAK.
Agents for Miniu'Hota Linked Oil Ctiiupii}.
This Sewl can bi seen at M. A. Botlax's feed Store.
JONES & WOLF