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VOLUME
GEMiltAL NEWS..
Formation of the New English Cab­
inet with the Queen's Sanction.
The Ki'imlilintn Kliernmnites of Ohio
lVepariiiK to Assemble in
Slate Convent i«m—Eve
rything Fixed V|i.
Bogus Indians Operating ill lln Sloch Ke
gi.m olthe Itluek 11111K.
The llrcslun Kxplosion.
Berlin, April 27.—Four more deaths
have resulted from the ltrcslau explosion.
Ollll Hill y.
l'uria, April 27.—Mart-insc, Fournier,
dramatic author anil novelist, is ilcntl.
Aged 71.
A Kuilwuy l.oau.
London, April 27.—Tlio oonHoliiluteit
Vussinr railway loan of £15,000,000 will
Hoon bo iHsuoil.'
SlmrtlllK.
London, April 27.—llagman won the
Prince of Wales stakes i'laisante, sec
ond Marcantliong, third.
A Sorlillist MVI'IIHI Itntkcn l*|».
London, April 27.—At Wanlieim,
Auden, a large socialist meeting was
broken up by the police, and five leaders
were arrested.
Only ltllliinr.
London, April 27.—The Times says
that it is rumored that the liberal gov
ernment intends to convert consols into
21 per cent stock.
Kxports ol' irulli.
London, April 27.—Exports of grain
from ltussia January and February are
1,()!)!»,(HM) quarters below the correspond
ing period of the previous year.
Pesth, April 27—The financial bill for
1880 shows a delicit of l'J.lt'.HMHH) tiorins,
covered by in issue of 15,000,000 gold
notes, railway preference bonds.
Berlin, April 27.—Bismarck is suffering
with neuralgia and will shortly go to
Luxumberg. Count Von llalsufeldt
will assume the foreign ollice for the
autumn.
China vs. Portugal.
Lisbon, April 27.—Portugese news
papers assert that Maco is blockaded
that Chinese cruisers captured seventeen
vessels iu Portugese waters, and in con
sequence the government telegraphed to
Mozambique ordering the corvette Kun
lia De Portugal to Maco.
Tim New uliilli't.
Loudon, April 27.—It is believed that
the queen sanctioned the following ap
pointments Duke Argyle, lord president
of the council Sir Win. G. Vernon Har
court, secretary of state for the home de
partment Earl Kimberly, secretary of
state for the colonial department John
Bright, chancellor of the duchy to Lan
caster J. Stanstield, president'of the lo
cal government board Earl Granville,
secretary of state for the foreign depart
ment Marquis of Huntington, secretary
of state for India 11. C. Childers, secre
tary of state for war Lord Selborne and
Lord Bright, chancellors Win. Fester,
secretary for Ireland Lord Northbroke,
first lord of the admiralty.
It is believed that the following ap
pointments outside of the cabinet have
been arranged: attorney general, Henry
James solicitor general, Farran Her
shel Lord Chamberlain and Lord Her
nial minister of lobes, Duchess of
Westminster.
There will be a council at Windsor
castle to-morrow, when it is expected
the new ministers will be sworn in.
POLITICAL.
Democratic State Convention*
Harrisburg, April 27.—Delegates arc
pouring in to the democratic convention,
ilandall and Wallace arc here. The
delegation to Cincinnati will doubtless
go uninstrncted.
Ohio Kcpuhlicun state Convention.
Columbus, Ohio, April 27—The hotels
are already crowded with delegates in
readiness for the republican state con
vention to-morrow. Matters are yet
in a chaotic condition, but the Sherman
delegates, being largely in the majority,
are endeavoring to map out a pro
gramme of the business. They have
about decided to instruct the delegates
at large and pass resolutions requesting
the general delegates to support Sher
man as long as there is a reasonable
chance for nis nomination at Chicago.
It has not been deemed wise as yet to at
tempt to enforce the unit rule iii view of
the number of the delegates who will be
in the convention favorable to Blaine.
The Blaine men are very earnestly at
work, and it is not unlikely that they will
make a very lively commotion when nc
tion is taken on the resolution. There
are eight candidates for secretary of state
and numerous candidates for most other
places on the state ticket. Those most
prominently mentioned for delegates at
large are Senator Garfield, ex-Uov. Den
nison, W. B. Beckham, S. S. Wormer and
Warner M. Batcman.
FIRES.
Kxplositn,
Hiivunali, April 27.—A txiilor in Tor
rpnt'H mill (^xploileil to-ilny, kill
ing Lewis N. Torrents, superintendent,
and (leo.
HIIRIIOH,engineer.
Kight oth­
ers wore injured. The building \v»s to
tally consumed.
In AiliilrHVilli*.
Adairsville, Ktv., April 27.—The south
Hide mid pnrt of the east side of the pub
lic square was burned. It was started
by incendiary in Kaylmnfs store. Losses
small, lmt the aggregate must le from
825,(XW to sao.ooo.
Tin* Army of llt* Potomac,
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Ki'itrii'vi*.
Hudson, New York, April 27.—llenry
Moett has boon reprieved. ILo wan to be
liuiig Friday lor wile murder.
A Murderer's Confession,
Columbus, Ind., April 27.—Win. J.\ Gil
lespie, on bin death lied, eonfeHHed that
bound several others—names not given—
killed Jumes Jamison a wealthy stock
trader, ten years ago, and divided his
nionev.
Itiiilroail Accident.
Charlotteville, Va., April 27.—A freight
train on the Chesapeake At Ohio road ran
into a near freight train going west, last
night, at Waynesboro, builly wrecking
the engine and fifteen cars, and killing
Fireman Markwood and dangerously
wounding Engineer Lorenzo Kmitli.
The west bound express was delayed sev
en hours.
Stock Thirvrs.
Deadwood, April 27.—While stock
thieves killed John Ded'crbach and run
oil' one hundred and fifty head of horses
from the Inyan Kara mountains, fifty
miles west of here, Tuesday, the fflltfi
inst. Dell'erbach was one of the heavi
est stock men in the west. He leaves a
wife and five children. The same band,
disguised as Indians, have committed
numerous depredations in this vicinity
for the past two months. A party from
here have gone iu pursuit.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
Washington, April 27.—Mr. Eaton
from the committee on appropriations
reported unamended the naval bill.
Placed on the calender.
Mr. Morgan by request introduced a
bill directing the court of claims to inves
tigate Benj. Weill and the Libra mining
company. Referred.
A joint resolution, authorizing the
president to re-appoint Stephen A. Mc
Carthy lieutenant in the navy was passed.
The house bill to equip an Arctic expe
dition and for a scientific station at Lady
Franklin bay was passed.
HOUSE.
Washington, April 27.—A resolution
was adopted asking the president for all
correspondence respecting the alleged
interference with American fishermen iu
Fortune Bay. Adopted.
May 15th was set apart for the consid
eration of Chinese immigration and
reports from the educational and labor
committees and the bill to enforce the
eight hour labor.
The District of Columbia bill was
passed 102 to 42.
The City Council,
Cincinnati, April 27.—The probate
court overrules the city council.
Marino New*.
New York, April 27.—Arrived, steamer
Arcadia, from Qneenstown, and City of
Paris from Liverpool.
There Will be Music in the air.
Cincinnati, April 27.—The Western
Union has begun stringing wires to
Music hall where the democratic conven
tion is to be held.
Tin* AVeather.
Washington, April 27.—The indica
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys are: South and east
winds, warmer, clear weather and station
ary or falling barometer.
Ifercticul Teachings.
Greenup, I£y., April 27.—The Presby
tery has declared heretical the teachings
of liev. T. D. Moore, of Covington, that
Sunday is the day for recreation as well
as devotion. Moore left the Presbytery
immediately.
POPPING ON THE ICE.
She came tripping from the church
door, her face ilushed by emotions awak
ened by the just finished discourse, and
eves bright with loving expectation. He
shivered on the curbstone, where for an
hour he had waited impatiently, with a
burning heart fairly palpitating in his
throat, and frozen fingers in liis pockets.
They linked arms, and started for the
residence of her parents. After a few
moments hesitating silence, he said
"Jane, we have known each other long.
You must know just how I feel. You
must have seen that, clear down at the
bottom—Oh, Moses!"
.1 slipped dowu on the ice with
•e that his spine was driven
He had sli
such force that ins spme was driven up
into his hat, and his lmt was tipped over
his nose. But she was a tender hearted
girl she did not laugh, but cheerfully
helped him to his feet and said:
"You were saving, Jolin, when you
slipped, that the foundation—Oh, good
ness!"
She slipped, herself, that time, and saw
little stars come down and dance before
her eyes but he pulled her up in haste
and went on:—
"Yes just as I said, clear down at the
bottom of my heart is a fervent love, on
which I build my holies,. That love has
helped me to face—Thunder!"
lie was down again but scrambled up
before she could stoop to help him, and
said breathlessly:—
"Yes, yes, Jolin You remember you
just said love that helped you stand and
face thunder. ?And that'you founded
your hopes on—This pesky ice!"
Q'fhere she sat. Joliu grasued the loose
part of her sacque between the shoulders,
with one hand, and raised her to her feet
as one would lift a kitten from a pail of
water by the lmcls of the neck. Then he
said witli increased earnestness:
"Of course, darting! and I have longed
for an opportunity to tell my love, and
hear those lips whisper—Whitop!"
Somehow John's feet had sliped from
under him, and he had come down like a
capital V, with his lioad and feet point
ing skyward. She twined her taoer fing
ers in his curling locks and raised him to
the stature of a man set his hat firmly
over his eyes with both hands, and erie'd
in breathless haste:
"I understand! and let me assure yon,
John, that if it is in my power to ligiitcn
your cares, and make I'irighter your jour
ney through life to—Jerusolem!"
John stood alone and said with breath
less vehemence:
"O my precious! And thus shall it be
my life long pleasure to lift you from the
rude nsaminH of earth nnd surround von
lloHtmi, April *27.—Oonortil Grant
writt»H that ho will not be with tin* army
of the Potomao Hooiety at Burlington,
the 17th of June. He expect* to S with the loving atmosphere of-Texi'is!"
got« the Kocky mountains for few And there thev l«ith sat together
weeks and will not go Mist of Illinois be- Tliey liad nearly renohed the gate, and
lore fall. At meetinor of the Hociotv hand in hand, and with hearts overflow
ing with the bliss of young love's first
-jjf
confession, they crept along on their
knees up to the front steps and were
soon forgetful of their bumps, on the
softest cushion of the parlor sofa.
.1 Itoirn lotrii .llf ri-lm
tif.
Having passed several sleepless
nights, disturbed by the agonies and
cries of suffering child, and becoming
convinced that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup was just the article needed, pro
cured supply for the child. On reach
ing home and acquainting his wife with
what he had done, she refused to have it
administered to the child, as she was
strongly in favor of Homeopathy. That
night the child passed in suffering, and
the parents without sleep. Kcturning
•home the day following, the father found
the baby still worse and while contemp
lating another sleepless night, the moth
er stepped from the room to attend to
some domestic duties, and left the father
with the child. During her absence he
administered a portion of the Soothing
Syrup to the baby, and said nothing.
That night all hands slept well, and the
little fellow awoke in the morning bright
and happy. The mother was delighted
with the sudden and wonderful change,
and although at first offended at the de
ception practiced upon her, has contin
ued to use the Syrup, and suffering, cry
ing babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial of the Syrup
never yet failed to relieve the baby) and
overcome the prejudices of the mother.
Sold by all druggists. 25 cents a bottle.
Sfi/'vtu from a I'VHtUvuttal .Sroiiif/e.
Protection from the disease, not a
medicinal agent which merely checks the
paroxysm, is the grand desideratum
wherever the endemic scourge of malaria
prevails. Quinine does not afford this
protection. The chief reason why Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters has won such
immense popularity is that it prepares
the system to resist the malarial pest.
This it does by bracing and toning the
physical organism regulating and pro
moting an equal flow and distribution of
the animal fluids, and establishing diges
tion on a sound basis. Not only is fever
and ague prevented, but the worst types
of the disease are conquered by it. &uch
is the only just conclusion til be drawn
from the overwhelming evidence in its
favor. It is equally efficacious in dys
pepsia, constipation, liver complaint and
general debility, and rheumatic com
plaint, and is a reliable diuretic and
nervine.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
WHEAT—Unsettled, generally firm.
cashj^l.lt'B May $l.lu asked June.
Colts—Firm, shade higher, 3U!aC cash and bid
for May: W'a July.
OATS—Firmer, 21*40 cash and May: 21* June.
KYE—Steady. Mc.
BAHLEY—
POHK—jfclWj cash $111.117'J June. Provisions
stronger, closing easy.
LAUD—$7.(15 asked cash $7.10 June.
WHISKY—$1.07.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, April 27.
WHEAT— a $l.'Ji. No. 1,
$1.1*1. No. 2 $1.10 cash $t.lll» May: $1.00 June.
No. 4, U.V..e.
COUN—Steady.!W?4C cash.
OATS—29C.
KYK-72'sC.
BAULKY—Strong, 72,jc.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE CHIEFC.8.DEPT. OF DAKOTA.
ST. PAUL. MINN.,April lv*.
CKALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, subject
'-•to the usual conditions, will 1h? receiveii at
this »Hice. and at the otliee of the Commissary
of Subsistence at Yankton, until 12 o'clock,
noon, on Wednesday, the 5th dav of Mav, lsxo.
at which time and places they will be ojvjned in
preKcnce »f bidders, for furnishing such quanti
ties of tresh Beef from the block as may be re
quired bv the Subsistence Dejartnient U. S.
Anny.at 1'ortsBuford, A. Lincoln. Meade. Yates.
Bennett. Sully. Randall. Pembina, and Totten
D. T.. during the fiscal year commencing Julv
1st. 1MI.
Proposals will lw receiveii up to. and open
cd, at the same hour at the several posts by the
respective Commissaries of such posts.'each
post Commissary receiving proposals for his
own post, only.
It is expressly understood that the contracts
made under this advertisement, shall not le
construed to involve the United States in any
obligation for payment in excess of the appro
priation granted by Congress for the purpose.
Blank proposals, and printed circulars giving
detailed information as to the quality of leef.
manner of bidding, conditions to be observed
by bidders. &c.. mav be obtained on application
to the undersigned, to the Commissarv of Sub
sistence at Yankton, or to the acting
'Assistant
Commissary of Subsistence at any of the post*.
The United States reserves the right to reject
any or all bidds.
Proposals should be enclosed in nettled enve
lopes marked "Proposals for Fresh Beef' at
Fort ihere iusert the name of the post» and ad
dressed to the undersigned to Cant. W. A. Elder
kin. C. S. U. S. A.. Yankton, U. T., or to the A.
A. 0. 8. at the post bid for.
M. R. MORGAN.
Ft'ltMTMlK.
J. R. SANBORN
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES
MIRRORS
Upholstered Goods,
UNDERTAKER'S GOODS,
Union Itlock, Third si.
YANKTON, DAKOTA TEKIMTOItY, TlTICS!)A KVENINd, APJtIL '-'7, 1880.
sri: i.ti. NOTII i:s.
WANTHII.
AGiltLto cook and do jjencral housework
enquire at Kee's auction and commission
house Jld street, Yankton, U. T.
I'or Sali*.
Dami
welling
Fifth, Apply t'
Hair i)re«M»ij
MYankton
RS. I. PRAY wishes to inform the ladies of I
unci vicinity that she has removed I
to over Mr. liruee's store. on the corner of Third
and Capital street*. A lar^e assortment of hu
man hair on hand. Switches, curls and puffs
made to order. Combings rooted and made up
an nice as cut hair. Orders from out of t-nvn
promptly attended to.
I'OI- itclli.
10C)M No. :t, Pennington's block, over post
otliee, one of the best rooms in the build
ing for an otliee. Apply to.
JOllN I'KNNINOTON.
For Sab* or Kent.
A SMALL brick resilience on Pearl street, 2nd
door from inv residence. The house has
six rooms and inalces a comfortable home for a
small family. Applv to
JOHN J.. I'KNNINOTON.
Piano Timing and Kcpait-iu*.
KAYK orders for Prof. Felliwr ai the Mer
chants and Central Hotel*. Webej'
store. Serr's block, or postolfiei.
ton. Dakota.
A DWKLL1NG HOUSK. four good rooms.
pantry, front and back i»on'h and ci^tvru.
Hituated on Green street, between Fourth ami
Fifth. Apply on the premises.
F-or Sale or Kent.
A LAUGHHOUSK-Hv
A
shed and barn, new cistern, with
fenced, shade trees. A:e.
Icr month.
1 OTi
WALL KTKF.ET.
New York. April "27.
Money-T/ftA cent.
Governments— Quiet.
NEW YORK.
New York, April 27.
\VHKAT—Spring, quiet, nominal. Winter,
heavy, !j^le lower. No. *J. red. ca»h. ^l.Sl1-^
$1.31-14 May $1.2*1.i(3$1.2(.i June
No. 1, white, April $1.2S: May $1
CNIIN-Dull, shade easier. Mixed western,
spot, ar^irVi^c: future 4'5\^.V.Je.
OATS—Steady. Western
I'OKK—Weak. New mess £li.7T).
LAUI—Heavy, lower. Steam rendered .^7.r»7!
WHISKY- $1.10.
CIIICAOO.
Chicago, April 27.
rooms, pantry, wood
tern, with eight lotis
Price. rent. £12
I'or Sale or Kent.
CMALL HOUSE. I
•-way. Price.
rooms, laht house on iJroad
rent. $•* jn.-r month.
1'or Sale or Kent.
HOUSE.
••^tine view of the
beautifully located, commands a
city: lots fenced, tree-*. .Vc.,
formerly occupied by A. M. Enirli^h. Price.
$1,»M): rent. $12 per month.
To Kent.
fpW0
HOUSES in Lower Yankton. Kent. $1"
per month.
OTS FOK SALK ON T1MK. Address or a p.
J. PAHKKI! IIAYWAHD.
Heal fclhtate and Insurance.
Yankton. D. T.
Notice,
A LL persons within the city limit:', are res
peetfully requested to remove all manure
and rubbish from their premises: also from the
streets and alleys adjoining their property.
This ordinance will be *trietly enforced for tl\»*
safety and health
of
the city, and if not com­
plied with within two weeks the authorities-,
will complain
of
the offending parties under
the nuisance ordinance.
Uv order of committer on *trect$. grades and
alleys. WM. ItLlNHAUDT.
City Marshal.
l-'or Kent.
STONK
dwelling house, with six rooms, cis
tern. shrubbery, large garden privilege.
Magnificent view of the citv. Enquire of
IT. W. KOliKKTS.
Heal Estate and Insurance Agent, :ul St.
i'ash paid for Yankton Countv order*. Applv
t.» (i. V. liOBKHTS.'
For Sale,
01
TIME, lots 17 and 1^. bloek 4". Lower
Yankton." Oood residence lot«. Applv to
G. W. KoliFKTS.
Good dwelling house*. Applv to,
G. W. IV
oni:uxs.
HD.
DODGE. DeWitt's Block. Third street.
Yankton. Dakota.
Wells HeudeiMiot.
and Counselor at Law. Yankton.
ATTORNEY
Dakota. Ot!ice over First National Bank
Strayed or stolen.
l^rotn the premises of the subscriber in Yank
ton. on Saturday. April 3d. one black Indian
mare pony, with white face, and one white hind
leg -rather slim. Had on a halter. A suitable
reward will lie paid for her recovery or for in
formation that will lead to her reeoverv.
GEO. W. KINGSBURY. Jr.
Ponies Lost.
(XS Wedne
Yankton county.
•sdav
April -1st. near Gayville.
ty. a span of Ponies—on" a
|.|
air Jewelry, manufactured by VanCott. Clark
iV Co.. the jewelers. Yankton.
Money lo l.oati.
Uper
Major and C.
S. U. S. A.
N FIRST CLASS FARM PROPERTY at 10
cent, int^'rest and reasonable commis
sions. DEWEY A-FRENCH.
dA-wtf. Attorneys at Law.
1*o l.onn.
oney ou Real
Estate.
V1
YANKTON. DAKOTA.
Tftl I .filTF Mfl 0 —^i\ilorr1 nrtuw.
i%T. T5 ohlM-U Iu
lad. S«1
»tun( for Dr.K.fa«BKY
GEO. W. ROKEUTS.
Time llook*
VOR WEEK OU MONTH, for
1
and Dakotaian countingrooi
sale at the Press
To Kxelmntre
IN MERCHANDISE.
Caivs. Notions
lots. Apply to
WORK CATTIJ \YANTKD.
WKYENTY joke of work cattle want* between
4 and 7 years old. Apply to
A. W. LAVKNJJE::.
.It 1*. block
-^tiiis oflice.
house on Pearl st. between Fourth
F. J. MAOKE.
consisting of
GEO. W. ROBERTS,
Heal Estate and Insurance Agent.
Privilege for N»n«»--»luj»tiee for All.
rANKTON
LIBERAL LEAGUE meets every I
Sunday evening at 7:»», at Lilteral league
Hall. thnn dot»rs east of Ketchum's store, Third
Strict. The public cordiallv invited to attend.
LARGE assortment just received by
Y-isi&Uut Jewelers first tloor west oi
Nicely
Yankton, 1J. T.
I or Sale
Lower Yankton. Apply at
ilouttc and 1ots l'or .Sale.
1
Ocan
NK of the most desirable houses in the city
now be bought at less than it is worth:
also, three lots on Third street. For particulars
and prices address
N. K. J5UOWN.
JJurlini/ton. Vermont.
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drui.
Yank-
MAHH1KD MAN. having a team, to so t-» a
new point in Dakota, where hl'KCl.YL JN-'
DUCKMKNTS are offered. For particulars ad
dress O. Box. 4«7. Yankton. Dalrota.
To Kent.
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FEED STORE.
S A S O N
DEALER IN
Agricultural luiplciiK'nts,
I'limr,
(Iniliaiii Flour,
Corn 3Ic:tll Ciromid Fci'd,
Oiits, Com, Harli'.v and K.v-.
1 hare in connection with my Feed Store a £ood
FHENCH JSUJTIT STO.SK MILL, and shall d»
any kind of custom work.
With a capacity of 12-"i to 2-Vt hrishols per day
can lill any orders with satisfaction, and at
very low rates.
L. SAMPSON,
Douglas Avenue, bet. 3d and 4th Streets
YANKTON. DAKOTA.
Mi:AT MAKKliT
FAMILY MARKET
Broadway. Yankton. Dakota
PATRICK liRI-NXAX!
WILL SUPPLY
1
TTO OISDEKT
A Full Line of Vegetables in Season
Always on har.d.
CiltOCKItlKs.
LAVENDERS'
CASH
GROCERY HOUSE!
CONTINT'KS TO BE THE
Favorite Trading Place
-iJlN TOWN AND COUNTY. .-
Because it supplies the very best goods to te
had in the world.
Because every article required for family u^o iu
the line of Grocerp-s can \k found
there at all times.
E A S E
three-year old horse, black color, with white
legs and face. Quite fat. The other a dark
iron gray Mare, white face. or lo vears old.
with one white leg and very poor. The findet- Its prices are uniform ami so low as to defy
or anv person giving information that will lead competition.
tow its CASH systi'in is successfully cs,.-,t
iallui|.unn .uldri. n- li-hcd ami aivos t" its customers ad-
HA1.\ KK KltSKN. vantayes which the credit
liayville, ». T.
To the I'ublie.
AS|
a surviving partner »»f tin* late firm of
Rueh A Tobin 1 hereby give notice that I
will settle all accounts against the firm and re
ceive all money due the firm. It will l»e neces
sary to settle all matter* pertaining to the late
firm as rapidly as )xs»ible. I shall continue
the business of Painting, Graining. Kalsomin
ing. etc. Thankful for past favors 1 solicit a
continuance of patronage, promising to give
satisfaction.
WILLIAM TOBIN.
Yankton. April lsso.
4.000 Pat tern* I
system doe*
po
not
Grateful
for the con
tinued fa
vol's of
the people, this pop
ular House assures its
patrons that every effort
will be made to keep its ctoek
and prices fully up to the demands
of the times. No other Grocery Home
in the Territory will be ivrmittcd
surpass it either in quality of goods or prie
Very UespeetfuHv,
A. W. LAVENDER.
I INSl'lJANCK.
IzcLsrcLr
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I
Underwriters
Agency, New York.
.'ajis. Notions and other .V- V^etw
:ot»ds, in exchange
|»r Fanning lands and City I *1 „.. A'
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,tsso 7,5:52.00
I Capital & Assets,
latw
1, 1KSO,
J. W. C. MORRISON.
President.
Watehe* atid •b'wolrv,
1XCRKASK F015
$954,906.
the
west of the
VAN COTT. CLARK A CO.
W«tclif«», tliwk* and •Jewelry,
rem ret
I bv
VAN COTT. C1ARK & CO,,
Next d(Nr to the jvmtoftioo.
Losses Adjusted Without Litigation.
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1H75 1SKO
Incorporated Jan'y 1.1875.
EXCELSIOR MILL Co
D. T. JillAMllIJ:, Prch't.
WM.
MJNEIt. Hup't.
I'. L. VAN TASSKI-. Secy.
*tot*
MANUFACTURER OF
Flour,
Corn Meal,
1
Fresh Meats.
Salt Meats. Fish and Game.
Bran,
Shorts
And Dealers in all kinds of Feed. Cash
Iaid for
WHEAT, CORN, OATS, &C
Waiti1 tlrtiioi't'ti in all jtartH of the
fit if Jt'4'v of fhavffc. itn1
svv it*. Ottt^ffoitr Mjtrak#
for itm'lf.
CAPITAL STREET.
YANKTON, DAKOTA
MI I.I. MACHIXKKY.
SAM. KAUCHER,
New Process and
GRADUAL REDUCTION
M1L1..S.
IKON AND PORCELAIN
Mills and Elevators Constructed and drawings
and Plans made, all yn the most
Reasonable Terms.
—tO*—
Coll on or Address. I
SAM. KAUCHER,
Merchants Hotel,
A N 0 DAKOTA
JKWKI.ltY.
J. P. REDAELL1.
I Repairer and Dealer in
{Watches, Clocks & Jewelry,
Third Street, opposite the Press and Dakota*,
ian otHee.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.^ I
V.I YKrO.V, IMKOr.4.
CUT*
AnritirH Nrwaad poMtifdr ttNlin
for the |«nuM«I
of Seminil BmtMtotia and Xmpoteaor
tru* »*T. vii-.
Geo. W. Hall. Agent.
t^Oflice-lVwey*» l*w Building, Third St.
1 Vankton, Dal.^tJU
v.f-^
ST. CROIX LUMBER
YANKTON, D. T.
„t«sS
MMHEH 2.
FM)\VI:K HKKDS.
A Fresh Lot
-OF~
Jameg Vick's Flower
Vegetable Seeds also Clover. Timothy, B&m
bus licis, Just received at
NKKI-S IJKOA DWA DlUJti 8TOKK,
Al&o a good Stock of Painta, Oils and Window
Gla*u and Kalsomine Stock always on hand.
LIMKKH.
CO.
—DEALERS IN—
Pine & Hard Wood Lumber
ALSO
Lath,
Doors,
Shingle*,
Sash,
Blinds,
Building
Paper
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention
Cool Milwaukee
The Celebrated
Jos. Schlitz
a
ON TAP
The quwntUy I well enable* me to keep It
frefth at all time*.
George Brown,
THIRD STREET.
PROFESSIONAL.
DEWEY & FRENCH,
Attorneys and Counselors
AT LAW,
YAXKTON DAKOTA.
OFFICE:
DEWEY'S LAW BUILDING. THIRD ST.
Practices in all the Courts and makes a Special
ty of Collecting and Securing Claims.
WOOD AND COAL,
S. X. FOLYER,
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Wood and Coal
HARD AND SOFT WOOD.
Also Sawed and Unsawed Wood.
Pnn*ylrtnia,
B« UI* OMJ
LHR*.T AR4CX-»tBM
14 tin of
U«
Dm tfn. TW
1 S
M-mT 1
WT trwn«M«i,i»\ to x— rmnxia mrmm tW«
i« lUl kw
|«T|ami«n.
tt» Ibkt jwtfnt MBArm,—*li—
Jllinoi^aitd Iowa
Coal Ahcayfi on I/and. Orl(r* Promptly filled*
Office First Boor West of PoBtoffice.
WINES AND LlUl'OR-S.
THE OLDEST LIQUOR HOUSE
ix
is
LEFFLE
WATER
WHEEL
Kt'lAI.TY.
TIIK SOUTH WEST.
Adler & Ohlman
WHOLESALE
Liquor Dealers
YANKTON, DAKOTA.
Keep constantly on hand the following brand*
of liquors:
McBrayer's. Taylor's. Shawlian. Aniler
«n County. Monock and Castle K«:k
KENTUCKY WHISKIES!
AIAO. Our Favorite
MILLER. GOLD SPRING,
BLUE ABA88. BOYD. Jkc.. &c.
Which we are selling at very low prices. Also
a full stock of
Imported Wines & Liquors,
The largest Stock of
O I 3 A S
1
Ever brought to the Territory. Seidenberg's
1 Key West a Specialty. Sole agents for
iSclilitz's Milwaukee Beer.
By the Keg or Ca*e.
In fact ever*thing usually kept in a first clara
ligtior store.
We are prepared to fill orders for any qnanti
ty of Wines, Liquor*, Cigars and Tobaccos, an I
guarantee satisfaction, and at prices lower than
ever before.
Adler & Ohlman.
FANCY GOODS.
L. C0NGLET0N,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS
—IANDI-
Ladies' Furnishing Goods
HAKK18 HCMtOY CO. MTUOHCMItTS,
yiarVrt imd Mrcrt*. DKWITT-S BIXCK» YANKTON,