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jfcWgll Uto Rrpoblkaoa would atilt bava
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RUSSIA VS. TUIIKET.
TVS (TTTOMjLH MMEI 121 Til
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Baariaa*.
Tba following late telegnph diaputch
ea la regard to the Rusaia-Turkiah war
era «lip from tbe Prtm DaMaiun of
tbla momlng:
BagoLDoc. 10.—At 9:30 this tnorniug
Onu Paaba'a entire army attacked tba
Rnaabo grenadier corps, holding the line
of Inveatmant on the left bank of the
rive Vide, and endeavoring to force a
pa wage. Tba
ATTACK W4B MADE WtTB M«***»« W-
KKOY.
A portion of the Turkish troops did, in
hct, pao*trate the line ot entrenebmeuta
and batteriee, bnt all attempts to break
through the poiitiona of tbe grenadiers
wera ineffectual. After five hours of
aevere iigbting the Turk a were defeated,
aad Oanau Paaba surrounded on all
tides, waa complied to
stmuxoxii
with nia whole armt.
Up to the present time it ia linpoaaible
to eatimate tbe number of Turkish pris
oners or quality of war material taken.
We oaly kuow that everything in Plevna
ba| fallen into oar hands. The Russian
Inas ia incoiwidefable compared with the
reMlt obtained.
OBEAT KEJOIcmO
St. Petersburg, Dec. 1ft —Tba 96W# of
tba fell of Plevna occasioned great rejoic
ing bare. The theaters are celebrating
tba victories by additions to tbe usual
programme euthuaiastic popular demon
strations in bonor of tbe imperial family
and army are made iu the streets and
public placea where great crowdea are
aaaembled, clieering and singing the
rational antbem. The city is partially
iUimiaated.
ALL KKJOK
INO.
Bucharest, Dec 11.—A To Deom was
sang here to day to celebrate the Rus
sian success at Plevna. Prince Oortscha
knff and tbe Russian aad Roumaaiaa
autlnvliea were present
THE CXAR ASD PRIWCR GORTZCBAKKOrV
will retura^to St. Petersburg in a week.
•IBOFBSS or TOE CIAB,
The ctar after tbe surrender of i'lev
na, placed his own carriage and eacort at
the dUpgeal of Osmau Pusha.
OS WAN PASHA aEVEAELT WOLNDKD.
New York, Dee. 11.—Specinl ad*ioep
from Bucharest pal the number of Tunr
isb prisoners taken at Plevna at forty
thousand, and number of guna captured
at tour hundred. Tbe grouud which was
the scene of tba sortie waa literally strewn
with
THOUSANDS or DEAD AND DTrHG
Osman Pasha himself was aeverly
wounded before he would cousent to sur
render. His valor, \thicb is described
The sufferings of the Turks in tha
beteagured towo, were actually awftil
cold, disease and famine decimated tbf
ranks and reduced tbe soldiers to living
skeletons. To aggravate tbe suiftriugs,
tliere were
HO DOCTORS AHD HO MXDICI5E
obtainable.
There haa been an important rise in all
claassa of Russian securities oa the Lon
doa atocka exchange, aad they maintain
gtaat trmaaaa, notwithstanding that large
raalixiogaalee bave been throwa upou
tba market.
Tba gaaerai loaa of the London press
ia to urge tha governmeut to seize the
preerat opportaaity for meditation, and
wbila it my yet not be too late.
son A VCST BE CAPTL'KED
before long, sad that uccompi^hed. no
importaat obstacle remains to tbe nt^id
advance of tliu victorious Russian*
Adriaaopla.
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MriMM ti Oaagress
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to build a house HOW india rubber ia iraihar
HOW money is made
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IIO IF they laid the atlautic cable lloW lliey
work In the tea-rountry HOW to be a parlor
msjriclan I here wiil also be a series of sketches
and stories of foreleg life.
TRAVI.L A\D ADVENTCRB,
sseh as "old Nieoii ta Ku.-slau story,) a day
among the welch castles. Raster in lierinatiy.
The Indians of the Amaz in. How Kitly was
lost In a Turkish Bazar. Master Montezuma.*
Mexican story, llansa, the Lapp Uaideu. aud
many others.
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1878. 1878.
THE SIOUX CITY JOURNAL
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PEOSPECTUS.
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past that lis publisher can hardly expect for it a
more hearty welcome Ib the future. During the
past season however the Northwest has been so
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ance has been upon the harvests,and ill- harvests
owing to raids no army could prevent, have been
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when we tome to look at what people elsewhere
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boen harder then theirs. The season of 1S77.
however was rne of uuexauipled fruitfuiness,
though the seed went into the trround with a
fkith thai was weak, but with a faith weak as lu
was. that had it ihnndaui salvation. Thet,
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in the district Court of Cnton conntv, Dakota
Territory, on the 1
."ith dny of (jctobor lKTT. ordur
int: thn islp of certain premises hereinafter de
s-ribed which siiitl iluu'uirnt was lend-T 'il In
favor of Marshall Key and a!»ninst E. I.e Gro,
j'i the sum of $Kil .W nnd costs tared at *11.Of,.
And clso hy vtrt lie of a tertaiu execution to
nut directed and delhcied ami in tuv hands
Issued e je e'erk's otjlce of the Uiftjict
I'otir :i ,mii for H-iid )unty of I'nion under the
hand of the Clerk thereof and lhe seal of
D»tel
av the discouragements of year*'
pea plans for the luturu that pres
ent a prospect of niiusual activity In all depart
mentaof business. The Journal looks for the
rapid bmldine upof onr towns, the rapidsettllni
tile acres
&2
C£
S
a
new discovery or
Invention, cau assertMn, free of charge, whether
n patent can prolily he obti liied, by writit.g to
the undersigned. Address for the paper or con
cerning 1'atei-ts,
IfUNN & CO., 37 Pari Bow, Kew York.
PCh
X.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILWAY.
SHORTEST E0U7S TO CHICAaO
SIOUX CITY TO CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR
Comnn ncini? Por. 1^4.
A dally fxpri»»a pan*cntr«T train will leave
City. »unday^ or
vpted,
train from
anil itrrivrM
i» by the euislirh iirtist Walter
s
td
CO
un arrival of
Ynrkton. s*»ou*
M.
City at
l.t5
P.
at Chicago at 4, i\
it
HleHpin^rarHmn
tlimnsrh
fr*m
Nmvell
10 a. Jt., via lhe IHihuih
foChicapo
PaHPcnjjiTu i-hica«ro, txiiul
nt
Oiural
raiJro.-ul, will
arrive a* Siw ix City tlx* m-xi iy at p. m.
An aecoinmodaMoij train will Ivavc si«.m iMty
(IhiIt. exrt'pf Sundnyti at fi.00 p. m.» connecMnic
with through pappen^fr train at Ft. iHxIgc. Pas
leaving Chic.^i at y.2"» p. n». arrive at
Sioux City at 7.10 a. in.
T/aint* going cai»t connect at Chlratro with all
tram* for efrolt, Cleveland. Hnflalo, Nliuara
Fali^. PiitPbur^. Piiilndeiphia. llalMmore, Wa^h
incton. New York Boston, and all pai t« uf the
Ea?t
ThiP train counectsat Waterloo with frainp on
he Cedar Fallp and Minni-^otH Drarrh. leaving
WaterUH» at 1J.50 a. m, ami arriving at Moi\a a
fi.2M a, ni, roniMTMtii with the Milwaukee and
At. Paul railroad truics, and arriving at 8t Paul
'it «,S5 p. in. Mfid Miniix-A|H»!it at 8.:i'ip.
BCoiuicetiunp are made at Freep«rt wi^h trains
on the Illinoi- Central main line, leaving t*ree
por» at *).4T p. m. arriving «t (vale^hnrg ar 4.45 p.
Peoria, ti.fwi p. m,: Hurlltgt(*n at
7,00
p. m.
Hock Ihliiid at p. oi. ^uiney al 9.H(j St.
LouIh at 7.1ft a, m. ntul Cairo at 4.15 a. m. con
necting at Cairo with traiu* for Memphis, Nafli
vi 1
If, Vickphnrg. Mobile, New Orleans and al'
p«r'P ofthe Smith.
ConnerM(»n» are midenr Kreeport with West
ern Tni in tra^UN.
leaving
Freejw.rt at 1.30 p. in.
and arriving at liacine at 6,35 p. m, and Milwau
kee at 7. i». m.
C'»ntir Jinn-are aNo mnde at Pnbuque to 8t.
Loitig. Cairo and all p»inta ^outh.
Baggage Checked Through
To nil li[i|nvrtaiit ixilnts.
For through
tn:',:.- s
«ml information ap ly at
the llllnoisCoiiiral depot.
Trains run hv l»tihtu|« time, which is twenty
tniuittcs fatster '.hun Hiou\chit tune.
Joseph K. IVckkb, Cliicago.
W. P. Jonxsow. (ien'J Sapt.
Ufti'l Passenger v4 gen l. Chir»,'o,
B. A. IIamii.uiN, Asfrnt, Siotis it
S'tid
Court upon the aforesaid judgment and decree
orrterine me tosell salt! property to satisfy said
Judgment.
1 dijon the 15th day of Octobcr()18T7 l"vy upon
the following tlescribed real estatu of the saitt E.
I.eflro, the same that is described In said decree
of foreclosure to wit
The north east quarter of the north east quar
ter of Section H. anil the South half of the North
east quarter of Section '_"J and the South w «t
quarter of the north wot quarter of Section
Township !t] ot Ware- 4'.1 west of the !Sth P.
situated in I'nion coitnty, Dakota Territory, ami
betnc Rommandea both iu said judt m"nt and
execution to ai,l the same to eatislv said Judg
ment. costs, and costs that may accrue.
Now therefote hy virtue of said execution and
Judismuxt, I shall on the 24th day of November.
l^TT. nt the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon
of said day at the front door of thn Court House
In the city of Klk l'oiot. I'nion (Anility. I. T.
proceed to sell said nroperly above descrilH'd to
satisfy s»id jud-inent amountini: at this date to
fKfwl.W iiicliultn-interest and c^ms and also to
coverall accrueiiif.' costs and riishursuients. The
same to be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
Uctober pith, 1«77.
W. BBAl'MONT. Sherl*
ByA.Bovr.K,
48 5w. Deptrtf.
PAYING BUSINESS
and pertnaoeut
i^eney at home
»r the popular
f»»r men and women, cnnvax-iti^ fort
.the resto-
family papcc. 4'ontrioiUor,
74
colnmiif,
department#, rulmloua and teculur. Hcv. lrs
Karir. Abbot. Lincoln and other noted anthore
and preaeber* write for it. Only f!,V\ a year.
Take* ever weere. hup revived, croj a
are iintn«*n«o I unw in the tine for arent^.
"Hkih*7.7.\nhikKfabt
2-1)
Thu Journal, as heretofore, will pay large at
tcniion to Northwestern news. Nortl western
Iowa. Northern Nebraska. Southern Minnesota
and the Great Territory of Dakota will care
fully scanned Irom day to day for interesting items
independent Repub­
lican. It will comimie as heretofore to labor for
the triumph of Kepublican principles which
have been tbe glory of the Kepublican party
htthertv. and to which the party must look for
success in the future, rt believes tnal Justice
Is a fundamental point In the Kepublican creed,
and that no arsnment of party expediency or
pcrsoi al consideration should tempt the party
from the nobility «f its birth. The jarty can
a Fine Steel Plate. r.!t)
engraved expre*t*lv for the nt rlbntor, irl1. en
to «v«ry dnbK hlmr. ICxtraordinary inducements
to a^cntp. Addroap, J. 11. 1£ahlk, ISopton.
UwA How Lost, Hoi Restored!
Just published a new edition of Or.
(TI «'«l»erwrll's Celebrated Gmay on
A J.A the radicnl cure twiihont mediciuK) of
ww*Hpertnatorrhas or Semhul Weakness. In
voluntary Seminal Losses, Iiu)oieury, Mental
and Physical Incapacity. Imi.edimerts to Mar
riage. etc.: also, ('onsiim .tljn. Epilepsy and
Kits, induced by self-indtil)(tuce or sexual ex
travagance. Ac,
Ju*t pnhlithtd, in a Sea lei! Enrrlop. Price lim
MUtt.
The oelehrated author, In this admirable tg»ay
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years suc
cessful praetlcs. that the alarmingConVeqnsnces
of self abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use vt internal medicine or the appli
cation ofthe knife poin ingont a mode of cure
at once simple, certain, and
af­
justicd lor all, friend
and
foe
alike. Tile party, where II has the power, can
altord—.nay. mnst
if
It live—accor! Kqnal Justice
to all—
they ofthe foulh as well as they of the
North They who have the backing of strong
influence, as well as those who have not. Tbe
Journal Is for a broad and vthoiic Kepublican
ism, whose policy shall be to advance lhe whole
country in good and prosperous ways.
2]8T7IUl'elr" h°Ur U' lW°
cast of
tfleetumI.
Address
Tlic
by means
of which every sufferer, no mailer w hat his con
dition may be. may cure himself cheaply, nrl
valelv snii radically.
IVThis l.eeture should be in the hands ol
every youth and every man in tIn. land,
Mcut under Seal, In a plain envelop, to an
address, on receipt cf six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Culverwell
nedtral CO.
41 Ann Nl. New Vork. P. o Hox.4580
8UERll'F'«i8ALE.
By virtue of a chattel morteaee erected by M-
Moles
lo K. W. Skinner dated October Tlh, 1875.
on which default has been made slid I shall sell
the proper!v th. rein di-scribed vl* one Buchanen
watfon Willi whiWetrres and neck oke and
sprlnir scat at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at tljc front doorofihe shcrin's i.tflcein
Klk Point, I nion comity, T. on the 17ih day
o
c'uc^
November
P- •. A.
6th. 1477.
51-aw. WM. BEAUMONT.
UNITED STATES LANDOFFICg
Siotu '"alls, D. T., Slnv. 21,1877.
Lawrence Power- you are hereby notified
that the lion. Commissioner of the general laud
office, iu a letter dated Nov. U. JST7, hiis adjodL'
ed your Timber entry No Mil upou the HW¥ of
Scctlon 7 Township HI Kan e 4v forfeited. You
areallowed sixty days from a. rvice ef notice In
which I*
appeal from tM derision.
Hi 'l Casmwju, Degialer.
J. m. WssuaviiN, Receiver.
BOQJS and^^apjl^
Wednesday, Novembet 21st, 1877.
Low Prices Sell the Goods.
For a Complete Assortment
GO TO GEO. FORD & SOU
W. H. PINCKNEY,
DEALER IN
FRESH and SALT MEATS,
DRESSED CHICKENS and DRIED BUEF.
A Full enpply ot Vegetables kept constantly on hand. Farihert'bitt­
ing produce to buy or sell give me a call.
GEO. HODAHil
H»a established a Meat
Markel.,on
The Elk Point IMM wber* b* nlll
keep
all
kinds of
Fresh and Silt Heals, Saos®, k
AT "LIVE AND LET LIVE" PRICES.
Give Him a Call.
E 1 k o i a k o a
$50,000 TO LOAN,
ON LONG TIME
oi
In soma
$100 or over, «a good
Real Estate Security.
ALEXANDER HUGHES
Elk l'oint,D.T.
Graseriev Clol%
•t:n
of
all styles, Ladies G-loves, "Waterproofs,
Bl'k Cashmeres, Cloaks, Plain and Plaid,
Flannels, Cassimeres, Mens and Ladies
Button Arctics, &c„ I
Notions
sis.,
Cor. MAINtJb FRANKLIN
ELK POINT, 0*$.
MURFHY &EAUSS
SELL THE
S A
the Corner
ia lie
[kmitiMi CUlOtgo Inltr ocean.
6-40- ly.
Y 1 1
All11!0- |U
••mif? MY a****'
NIC PRICES.
GOOD NEWS TO ALL!
THE NEW AMERICAN
SEWING MACHINES
BEST THE WOHZ.D.
Two Jlfdal* Anared nl tlic Ceulenniul i:\JiUtliloa.
$30$
XE3 "NEW AmiCAH" SZWIN3 HASSmS
IS TIE 1I3STEST ErL'lTIMJ »7EB B22AZS T2S ZZZZ:.?
SEUTTLI SELF TH5SATIN0 SELF SETTIKS KESILS
NEVES SKIPS STITCHES IIS U03? EUHA£I5
The l)f=t Miichi.ie fr all family purposes. Tlvrie is
knicrarrd Hlc+vr, Ituitosu: thrw (ii «, irl\Aa*»
All
i
w
w
s»
o
do niitd
wily letrneil ai.tl winch ai coitibn.tM liftlitnpjwatH) rttini!ility. 1'nf s |...rn ^30 to
$4&KCordii>g In the aryle of rubinct work. Kvt rj Miichitic w*rruntf4l(',r litre jrnri.
tjaud for Illustrated Catalogue and price li»t. .»
»t
k
'^,?rdnBe
rLw»!lI.»nU*t?d
4',
4M
p-
O
$
2
il
il,«-tlmt i« »o
pricc
KENNEDY & MAHTIS',
21S DdUglllM Uiu it,.., is
GOLDEN OPPOETin'ITY.
In order to Introduce our 40-pn^e illustrated Catalogue (in book forni) of Jewelry »nd
Watches, with full information ll«w to Become Affcuts, antl Make Money,
we will send, on receipt of One Dollar, br return xmul, this IUustrated Catalogue, to
gether with
OUR ONE DOULAR GOLDEN CA8KET.
U
•obby Collar Button one latest pattern Ijidv i i? w ^ith
ant CuomiS*i»l „ne beautiful chasr.l liitnd liIn-- I'mpadSBrXsck Chslnt one
ue pair (j) elegant entn-ared ilrareliita.
•"H"
vnc fin®
P*ir
|,cmr'4-
"e "i iiSre 'e«rsre Ufauauad IMdI
CataJ*''«
of IwiVi ya^VCYlclm^ntVitHM^
eint •3i5.WA,UI,l,"ne p*"
'WOBT A CO., Importert of Jewelry and Watehea,
w -"r" j*wriry no w IICIKI,
111 WUowuda Stmt, Kllwauk**, \n«.
Prices Down lo Bed Rock.
S.W. KENT,
MANUFACTURER OF
HARNESS AND SASLGS,
AND ALSO DEALU l||l
Wftff*, Collars, rt.wl all kinds Hurnc^ml iuldle IlarjwarP.
1
St
1
U 4 i v o i i U u O i k U O i i U U I V
^anne(^ '-outlier n&ed iu niaiuitacliire of Ilmncs*'.
AJ1 kuuls ot rejiairiug done neatly, jwumjiit^ nod rea*'.ufttilo ^.irictf.
I 1 i ,f v,i i,i 1 ^tt..
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