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SATUKDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1880.
THK DAILY PRESS & DAKOTAIAN
Is publinhed
EVERY EVENING, EXCEPTING SDNDAY&
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Rv carriers—Per month, $1 per year, $12. By
mail—Per month, 85 cents per year, (10.
Office on Third street, Press and Dakotaian
ItOWEN A KINGSBUItY, Proprietors.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
Yankton D. T.. December 11,-1880.
liiver frozen. Maximum tem
perfttnre up to 2 p. m. to-day,
03 degrees minimum temperature in
past 24 hours, 24 degrees. Wind reached
a maximum velocity of 24 miles, north
west, at 2 p.m. to-day.
LOCAL LACOXICM.
S. J. Morrow is indulging in the luxu
ry of anew 3ido\vallt.
The Kendall combination give a Pina
fore matinee this aftemoou.
Judge Shannon delivered his charge to
the jury iu the Loomer murder ease this
afternoon and the jury retired to consult
upon its verdict.
Oapt. A. W. Lavender has been award
ed a contract to furnish 1,000 cords of
wood to the Chicago, Milwaukee St.
Paul railroad, at Running AVater.
The Pierre house, at the new town of
Pierre, Hughes county, is now open for
business, and the Nicholas Bros, are
bound to run it according to the best
methods of hotel keeping.
It is pleasant to know that the duties of
the superintendent of the insane hospital
are not so conttning but that the incum
bent is permitted to pursue his astro
nomical studies to a good advantage.
Box is marketing wood which must
have been a foot iu diameter before it
was split, from a crop planted on his tim
ber claim four years ago. Box is respon
sible for this. It's just as he tells it.
The young ladies of the academy of
the Sacred Heart will open their bazar
entertainment in Burleigh's hall on
Broadway, next Monday evening. Their
preparations are very complete and the
bazar promises to be of unusual interest.
John W. Maxwell received his sentence
to-day under a plea of guilty and a j'ury
verdict of guilt. The first was for break
ing jail, for which the court imposed a
penalty of two years in the Detroit pen
itentiary at hard labor. The second was
for an assault, for which he was senten
ced to thirty days in the county jail and
a fine of $100, the prisoner to serve fifty
days additional if he fails to pay the
fine.
The city council has been petitioned to
appoint a measurer of wood and a weigh
er of hay, and the petition is based upon
experience which would render the com
pliance of the council but an act of jus
tice. Under the present arrangement
purchasers must take a load of wood for
a cord if its seller says it is a cord, and
in nine cases out of ten it falls short of
that measurement.
Early this week the'log house on Dr.
Livingston's Keya Paha ranch, occupied
by Mr. Brockman and his wife, took fire,
while the men were absent attending to
their cattle on the range. The house
was destroyed, together with its con
tents, consisting of the winter's supply
of provisions, clothing, bedding and fur
niture. The fire caught in the roof,
which was made of hay, from a stove
pipe running through it.
The team of horses stolen from C.
Sackett, on the Bon Homme road, were
brought to town to-day and delivered to
their owner. Upon receipt of informa
tion of the theft, Sheriff Baker notified
all the officers in this vicinity, by tele
graph and mail, and gave them direc
tions how to proceed. Sheriff McDon
ald, of Vermillion, succeeded in running
down the game and capturing the
horses. The thieves escaped.
There is no other prospect than that
the scarcity of coal will continue for
some time to come. None is arriving
and dealers have given up all hope.
Fortunately we receive an abundance of
wood from Nebraska, so our people suf
fer no other inconvenience than taking
down coal stoves and putting up wood
stoves. Colonel Strait will develop
something this winter with his drilling
apparatus which will place us beyond
the reach of future coal famines.
The goods belonging to E. E. Hudson
when he was trader at Crow creek agen
cy, seized two and one lialf years ago by
the government, under the Hammond
Dougherty charges, are still held by the
government and are stored in this citv.
llio Hour and hides were sold and the
government liolus control of the money,
some S3,!:.). The governmenment failed
in all its efforts to indict ?tlr. Hudson or
to produce a case against him before the
United States commissioner, yet it neg
lects to return to him the property seized,
amounting in value to about 88,000. He
is charged with no offence, but is una
ble to procure possession of that which
is rightfully his. It seeius as though this
effort was about antiquated enough to
die of old age.
ing of a full share of praise for the suc-j
cess of the evening's entertainment, while
lasted from the beginning to the end
Between the third and fourth acts little
Maggie delivered a recitation which so
papturod the audience that another ap
pearance was loudly demanded, to which
the little miss responded. This evening
will be presented Kendall's great special
ty, Rip Van Winkle, and those who can
enjoy a perfect renditition of this always
popular production should not fail to be
at Turner hall. Mr. Kendall takes the
part of Rip and Julia Kendall appears as
Gretchen.
County TremowrS OH*.
Notice is hereby given that the County
Taxes for the year 1880, are due since
October 1st. All parties liable for such tax
es are requested to call and pay the
same. Office hours daily from 9 a. m. to
5 p. m. FRED SOHNAUBEB,
County Treasurer.
peifsoMi.
George Hefner and Fred Culver,
Springfield, are at the Jencks.
A. C. Van Meter, one of the commis
sioners of Brule county, is in the eity.
R. J. Mershon arrived last night from
Colorado, where he is engaged in survey
ing.
Paymaster Sharp, J. C. Young and
Mrs. R. A. Ketchum arrived on to-night's
train.
Clark S. Rowe and E. W. Benedict, of
Springfield are registered at the Mer
chants.
Judge West has received a summons
from the United States court at Fargo
to appear as a witness and will start
Monday.
Mrs. IJ. P. McClaren, wife of the mail
agent between Yankton and Sioux City,
returned to Yankton last evening, after
along visit at the east.
Mr. John Wilson and wife arrived last
night from Maryland and will settle in
Dakota. They are guests of Miss
Maggie Cooley who is a sister of Mrs.
Wilson.
The photograph gallery formerly oc
cupied by W. R. Ketchum has recently
been refitted and furnished by Messrs.
De Long & Son in first-class style
throughout, inoluding fine instruments
and the most elaborate scenio effects
that have ever been brought to our city,
and are now prepared to make first-class
work in all branches of the art. In
addition to the "carte de vesite," "cabi
net" and "promenade," De Long &
Son will introduce, for the first time in
Yankton, the new and beautiful styles
of photographs, the "panel," "imperial"
and also the "boudoir," that lis having
such an unprecedented run in the east.
Minnette photographs only $1.00 per
dozen. Call and examine specimens.
If anyone wants a first class sewing
machine with a five-year guarantee they
can procure the Crown, New American
and Improved Singer, at
SCHNAIDT
&
Co's.
You are invited to call at my Capital
St. Grocery store and examine my stock
and get my prices.
Tov' MARSHALL,
The Strictly Cash Grocer.
Call and see the display of Ribbons,
Ties and Handkerchiefs at
R. A. KETCHUM'S.
Brennan'm Market.
Mike Brennan will open his new meat
market in Swearingen's building, on
Third street, next Monday, and will be
fully prepared to furnish the public with
everything kept in a first class market.
Great reduction in price of Ribbons
during the Holidays, at
R. A. KETCHUM'S.
Get rubber weather strips to put on
windows and doors. It is the boss.
Richey has a supply of it.
Rav. C. F. Tolman of Chicago, a mis
sionary for many years tinder the Baptist
Foreign Missionary Society, will speak
at the Baptist church Tuesday evening,
on the customs and habits of the people
and of the work that is being done among
them. Invitation extended to all. Ad
mission free.
How to economize on coal and wood:
Get robber weather strips. Richey
has it.
Ladies' Ties at less than oost, to close
out. at R. A. KETCHUM'S.
Millinery Goods,
reduced in pnee during the remainder of
the season. MRS. E. J. COGQINS.
If you wish to see a good picture look
at the one of L. M. Johnson in Morrow's
show case.
I carry a large and well assorted stock
of Cmr/.e/'!/, Glassware and Fine China
which I offer at very low figures. Before
purchasing, let me make you prices.
TOM MARSHALL,
Capital street.
New Y'ork Cider on draft at
JENKIXSON'S.
Parties desiring to purchase jewelry of
any kind, first-class plated ware, and in
fact anything usnally kept in a first-class
jewelry store, will do well by calling on
J. P. Bedaelli, the jeweler, opposite the
Press and Dakotaian printing oflice,
Yankton, D. T.
The Kendall combination had another
full house last night and its rendition of
Miss was well received. It is a stirring
drama based upon frontier life—one of
Brete Harte's inimitable conceptions
dramatized and arranged for the stage.
Julia Kendall, in the character of Jlliss,
reproduced all the Strang vagaries of this
peculiar product of the mining camp
and endowed it with a reality which
could hardly be surpassed. Mr. Kendall
was the typical Yuba Bill-tlie stage
driver hero of many a thrilling scene. H. *^eeP dust, snow and cold out of your
L. Holmes, in the character of Manuel!llo,Ise8 using rubber weather strips
Torres, a Mexii-mi ad venturer, is deserv-
Iu a few days I shall open a choice line
of Holiday goods. The stock has been
carefully selected to suit first class trade,
and will be strictly new, embracing as it
does, the latest Novelties of the season.
You can
TOM MARSHALL.
The Strictly Cash Grocer.
You will gave money by bnying your
Silk Handkerchiefs of
R. A. KETCH
g°L^
LM
at
Fresl1
C. A. l-'ergiifoi., the diunUen father „F ^OREGGEV
M^sful* contributed his part. Thej Fresh oyster, in any quantity at all
play was fall ot exciting episodes, which times, at Schoregge'a.
RICIIKY'S.
°y8t€rs by the can or case at
GRAND MASQUERADE.
The Yankton Turn-Verein has decided
to give a grand masquerade ball on the
night ot December 31st, (New Year's
Eve,) at their hall on Walnut street
There will be a street parade of maskers
in the afternoon preceding the ball, pro
vided the weather is suitable, and a ser
ies of handsome prizes will be awarded
to the best costumes, the prizes to be
awarded by a committee of prominent
citizens not members of the society. The
committee in charge will spare no effort
to make this the most successful mas
querade ever held in Yankton. Price for
admission of each masker, one dollar
seats in gallery, fifty cents. Persons not
masked will not be allowed on the floor
of the dancing hall, until after tho masks
arc removed.
FUI your tee Houses.
Parties who wish to contract for Ice in
quant ity, should call an Clias. Wallbaum,
who will begin putting ice on Wednes
day, Dec. 8th.
Fane vanrases
of all kinds, cheap for thirty days.
MllS. E. J. COOCUN-S.
Kill Glove*
make nice Christmas presents. See Mrs.
Coggins' good, low priced assortment.
Go and see the New Extension Libra
ry Lamp at China Hall.
Bazaar Glove Fitting Patterns. Mrs.
E. J. Coggins, agent. Third street, Yank
ton. Dakota.
Fresh oysters as low as the lowest and
in any quantity at H. A. SCHOKREC.OE'S.
r.hllnu M* resents.
At bottom prices, at Redaelli's j'ewelry
store 3d street, Yankton. Dakota.
ri:.t!
TF.A TF.A
The best in town.. Try it and be con
vinced. STINE & ENNS.
Fresh Oysters
Served in every style at reasonable
hours, at PIKE'S.
Felt hats, 25c 50c 75c, and S1.2T„and
bonnets way down, at
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, a large
assortment just received, by
H. H. CLARK, it Co.,
Successors to VanCott. Clark .t Co,
Zephyrs mill Vretrcls
reduced in price till after the holidays at
MRS. E. J. COGGINS'.
The beBt Christinas gift to give to your
wife or children—a life insurance policy
in the Mutual Life Insurance company
of New York. The rates have been re
duced 15 per cent, and dividends as
large as ever.
J. PARKER HAYWARD, Agent.
ij. D. Farmer
Has just returned from New York City,
having bought the largest and best as
sorted stock of fall and winter goods ever
brought to Yankton, Dakota. His goods
are now arriving and being opened at his
store for inspection, He defy's competi.
tion and will sell at as low tbun prices as
any other house. Call and examine his
MAMMOTH STOCK of fall goods before
making your purchases, "No trouble to
show goods." L. D. PARMER.
BURNgTT'S Q0Q0AINE,
The Best Hair Dressing In the World.
BURNETT'S COCOA1NE allays irri
tation, removes all teudency to dandruff,
invigorates the action of the capillaries
in the highest degree, and has earned a
deserved reputation fur promoting tht
growth and prenercing the henuty of the hu
man /uiir. Ladies dressing their hair
elaborately for the evening will find that
it imparts a henlt/ii/ natural gloss to the
hair, and will cause it to retain its shape
for hours.
BURNETT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS are
used and endorsed by the best Hotels,
Confectioners and Grocers throughout the
country. They are perfectly pure.
•Mi
Mns. E. J. MORROW'S.
Five hundred pail's of spectacles from
25 cents to 810.00 just received and for
sale by H. G. Clark He Co., the j'ewelers.
IPental.
For first class work, or if you wish to
take gas in extracting, call on Dr. Brown,
Union block, Yankton.
Fresh Fish.
A fine lot of fresh Trout and White fish
received every Thursday of each week at
Jenkinson's, Third street.
Plenty of Money
To loan at eight per cent on improved
farms. J. PARKER HAYWARD,
Yankton, D. T.
Ht RCIAIi NOTIOB.
(JOOK and yard man at Fort Randall. Han
•ndwil.p»fe^dViln^»»ofoN
Cor. 4th And Walnut streets, Yankton.
CNiwriwi for Male.
PARTIES
wishing to procure Canary bird*
will find it to their interest to call and see
my birds before purchasing elsewhere.
7
MUS. M.8AN0KK80N,
Liun St., bet. Oth and ?th.
Girl Wanted.
GOOD girl competent to do general houne
xV work. Apply on Douglas avenue be
tween 5th and tttn Htjccts.
MRS. GRANT MARSH.
AT THE Mother Goose
entertainment, abrace
let setting. The tinder in respectfully re
quested to leave it at the Press and Dakotaian
oflice.
Wood for Sale*
/ORDERS left at the Germania House will bi
promptly tilled, JUSTUS LOEBElt.
Wanted.
COMPETENT girl to do general housework.
Apply to GEO. H. HAND.
For IS«nt,
DWELLING house on Broadway contain
ing live rooms. Apply at this oflice.
For Kent*
GOOD dwelliug house with eight room?,
pantry* closet, and good cellar nnd cistern,
on Sixth street, between Mulberry and Pearl.
Apply to J. N. HAKTEKT.
ton, Dakota.
For Sale Cheap,
NEW Mason & Hamlin Ortran, style i!M.
j. u. SANBORN & SON.
Money to Loan.
Oper
N FIRST CLASS FARM PROPERTY at
cent, interest and roanonahle commis
sions. DEWEY & FRENCH,
d&vrtf. Attorneys at Law.
Thv Lurson Washing Machine.
1JAV1NG purchased the right to sell the Lnr
son Washing Machine, in Yankton county,
I am now prepared to furnish them. They are
without doubt the beat Washer now in use. Call
on or address, Mus. E. H. Biiusu,
Mulberry street, between 4th and 5th. Yankton,
Dakota.
SILVER
goods of all the latest styles just re
ceived oy H. G. Clark & Co., the jewelers.
DIAMONDS
reset—R. js _.ad© over—Hair
iewelry manufactu l, Ov H, G.Clark &
Co., the jeweler?.
FOK S.V
I will advertise in this column Business
property, City and Country Real Estate, at very
low rates.
J. PARKER HAYWARD.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Tj'OR SALE—Bnck dwelliug house—on
J- Walnut Btreet—is centrally loeated and
in good condition. Blue grass lawn. Shade
trees. Price low for cash.
J^EAL ESTATE—On easy terms.
J^OANS—Cheapest money in the city.
[NSURANCE—First
(200)
Do Tou Believe It
That in this town there are scores of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives are made miserable by In
digestion, Dispepsia, Sour and distress
ed stomach, Liver Complaint, Consti
pation, when for 75 cts. we will sell them
Shiloh's Yitalizer, guaranteed to sure
them.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY.
A marvelous Cure for Catarrh, Diphthe
ria, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injecture for the more sucessful
treatment of the complaint, without ex
tra charge. Price 50 cts.
The Voltiae Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich.
Will send their celebrated Electro Vol
taic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days'
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay.
Diseases peculiar to females speedily
cared without taking nauseous med
icines by the new and wonderful reme
dy, Prof. Guilmette's French Kidnei
1W. [8]
A hacking cough, if not atopped in time,
will lead to consumption. Be wise, and
take Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup. It al
ways cures. Price 25 cents and 50 cents
a bottle.
All hail the chief of cough and oold
medicines, Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup.
PleseMt to take and perfectly harmless.
Price 35 cents aod CO cents.
class companies,
rates.
HOUSES TO RENT-At $3.00, *7.U0, and $12.00
per month.
1?OR SALE—Maps of the City of Yapkton
$1.00,
p^OR SALE—160 acres, for $400.
L^OR SALE—A farm of 320 acres—has 25 acres
1 broke. Frame house 18x12, stable, a good
well and living water at all times. Piice $900.
ADVERTISE in this space. Inquire of
A J. PARKER HAYWARD.
Proposals.
UNITED STATES INDIAN SERVICE,
Consolidated Santee and
Flnndreau Agency.
Nebraska and Dakota, Dec. 8. 188 i.
Scaled proposals, indorsed proposals for fur
nishing heifers, oxen, ox yokes and chains
complete, for the Santee and Flandreau In
dians, and directed to the undersigned at San
tee Agency, Nebraska, will bo recoivod up to
12 clock m. of
Thursday, January 27th, 1881,
for furnishing the Santee Indians two hundred
two 2 year old heifers, and for Flandreau
Indians twenty (20) yoke of oxen, twenty (20)
ox yokes, and twenty (20) ^chains. Heifers to
be full two year old. healthy and iu good con
dition, to be delivered at Saptee Agency on or
before June 23d, 18*1. Oxen to be domestic
work cattlo not inore than seven (7 nor under
four years of age, weighing uot less than
1,000 pounds, well broken, healthy and sound
in every respect yoke* and chains to be
strong and substantial all to be delivered for
Flandreau Indianson or before May 25th, 1WI.
All bids must be accompunied by a certified
check upon some United States depository,
payable to the order of the undersigned, for at
least live (5) per cent, of the amount of the pro
posal, which check shall IK forfeited to the
United States incase any bidder receiving an
awurd shall fail to execute promptly a con
tract with good and sufficient sureties accord
ing to the terms of his bid, otherwise to be
returned to the bidder.
.ISAIAH LIGHTNKK,
dtd U. S. Indian Agent.
Notice.
TKRKITOBV OP DAKOTA,
OFFICE or Bur T. OK PUBLIC iNSTtiucrioji
YANKTON, Octol»er 9, \M\
IN InstituU for the county superintendents
-i*- and teachers of tho counties of Yankton,
Hutchinson and Hon Honime is appointed ana
will be hold at Yankton, in the upper room of
the Franklin (frame) school building, commen
cing at 1:80 p. m. Monday, December 27th, 1880,
and continuing until 4 p. m. Friday, January
1st, 1881.
All the county superintendents and all teach
ers in Yankton county are required to attend
and all other teachers are solicited to lie pre.
sent. All are earnestly requested to lie present
at the opening hour, and to bring materials for
taking full note*.
The several county superintendent* are re
quired to notify teachers of this appointment.
WM. H. H.UKADI'E,
8npcrintcndent.
Time Books
IWXUOB BOOTH, for nUuUwrrwi
YANKTON MARKETS.
VNTIHR AN» DAKOTAIAN OFFIO*,
JANKTON, L)FC. 11, 1KKU.
WHKAT-New No. 1 80
1» New No. a 77
do .New No. 3 ftS
do Rejected AO
OATS IS
CORN
BARLEY 85
RYE....
POTATOES 85
BUTTER UX&W
EGGS aa
TURNER HALL!
9 NIGHTS
VOMJSEXV IXA
Thursday, Dec. 9
Not for a Day, but For All Time.
Kendall Combination
And Knglisli Comic Opera Co.
EST UN PRECEDE N TED SUCCESS
Triumphant Tour of Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
KENDALL
Supported1
by
YANKTON DAKOTA.
IiUW
f^OR SALE—A one-stoiy frame house 22x'£
nearly new, containing four rooms an_
pantry good brick chimney and foundation,
tin roof on adddition, lately painted and plas
tered. WiU sell very cheap for cash, with or
without lota,
OFFICE:
DEWEY'S LAW Bl'iLDiftG, THIRD ST.
I'nioiicc iu all the Courts and iu »Uo a Special
tT of Ci'Ucottn^ und Scetu iii" Claim**
MILL MACHINKKY.
SAM. KAUCKER,
Mill Furnjsher.
SHEETINGS
PRINTS
tho utronjicst, Inmost, most com­
plete and unexceptionable dramatic or
ganization in the United States,
anil a full and complete
orchestra tend
SILVER CORNET BAND.
Will appear in tho following choice reper
toire of the hnest selected dramas uud comic
operas:
Merchant of Venice,
Solon Shingle,
Banker's Daughter,
Garryowen,
Frou-Frou,
French Spy,
Rip Van Winkle,
Romeo and uliet,
M'liss,
Faust & Marguerite
11'.M.S. Pinafore,
.Josh ua Whiteonib.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 9,
Merchant of \enieoand Solon Shingle.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS.
Reserved *eat tickets for sale at the usual
places, withoutloxtra charge.
Reserved seat tickets, tood for six Nltrhla
and One Matinee, "i.oO.
H. M.S. PINAFORE MATINEE, SATURDAY,
At 2 o'clock p. M. Admission: Adults, 25 cts.:
Children. 15 cts.
ruonissioNAi..
W & S
Attorneys and Counselors
AT I,AW,
LEFFLE
WATER WHEEL
RVSTASRSJ A SI IXIAI-TV.
N«-\v Proccss and
GRADUAL REDUCTION
Mll.LS.
IKON AND PORCEIiAIN
KOIXS.
Mills and Elevators Constructed and Drawing*
and Tin as mr.de. all on the most
reasonable Terms.
For sale.
One Circular SawOIilL
Call ou or Address,
GAM. KAUCHER,
Merchants Hot* !, Yuuktou, Dakota.
1JKEH.
The Celebrated Jos. Schlitz
MILWAUKEE
CN DBAUGHT AT
Crown having refitted the
MERCHANTS BILLIARD PARLOR
will also keep at that establishment
Joseph Schlitz's Milwaukee Beer
on draught.
Brown's facilities for keeping Beer COOL
and FLTTISH are unequalled, and he is at all
times prepared to furnish this invigorating bev*
erage at both of his establishments.
Qentlemanly bar tenders officiate and Brown
ready to guarantee satisfactory attention and
satisfactory goods.
The best of
Wines, Cigars and Liquors
at both pl.ee.
CALL AT lSKOWN'S
Sample Koomfi and Billiard Purlor.
WINKS AND CIGAItft.
FItED LEUCirS
Sample Rooms
OPPOSITE POSTOmCK.
Yanktoo, Dakota
HARRY
KATZ,
Third
Street.
Yankton
Dakota.
1870.
O W N S
Third St. Sample Rooms.
We have received the
Circulars with_prine list an
...th ori
Orders promptly Attended
E A
Closing out Sale
BARGAINS IN
CANTON awl WOOL FLANNELS...
DRESS GOODS
HOSIERY
SILKS
SATINS
FRINGES nnd PAS8AMENTERIES.
CLOAKS and DOLMANS
NUBIAS
SCARPS
GLOVES, &c., &c.
Now is the time to purchase before Stock is broken.
I am determined to close Stock out before January 1st.
R. A. KETCHUM.
Has now open for
inspection his new
Stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing
for Men, Youth,
Boys and Child
ren's wear.
His assortment
of Styles and Pat
terns is the most
varied he has had
for years. I would
call particular at
tention to my large
and elegant stock
of Business Suits,
Fall Weight Overcoats
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
No one who con
sults his own in
terest will buy one
Dollar's worth of
Clothing, Furnish
ing Goods, Hats
or Caps, until he
has seen our im
mense Stock and
learned our Prices.
Remember
HARRY KATZ'
Third Door East of Merchant's Hotel.
WHOLESALE LIQUOliS AND CIGARS.
ADLER & 0HLMAN
We keep constantly in stock the following celebrated brands of Whiskies at different ages:
McBrayer, Oold Leaf,
M. V. Monarch, Cliickencock Bourbon,
Stone's Sour Mash, GiickeiiliBimer Bye,
Hume's Sour Masli, Woodford Co., O. F. C.
Also, complete line of
IMPORTED & DOMESTIC
WI1TES 2 XjIQTTOKS.
IUnging in price from $17.t0 to 1123.00 per thousand, including the following Key Went facto
rics goods:
Seidenberg's, Kelley'sandPrincipee de Gales.
1(,
A Urge Fine of Pipes, Merohaum goods and
1880.
Smokers artiolee.
Wholeaale Dealers and Bottler* ot
JOS. SCHILTZ* BREWING COMPANY'S MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER.
Wei'monr. full line of Bar Good., Glute*. Bottle., Flwta. Bnuw Boer F»ucct«, Vent*,
Playing Cards, Poker Chips, Ac.
BILLIARD TABLES I
Monoj (or Brniwwiclr, Utlke A(W. BillUpl j'Lfg.r!L1,"h
ia terms on application. Ml kinds of Billiard fiitoni fM»ok.
to and perfoot satisfaction guaranteed.
Adler & Oh I man,
Broadway, Merchants Hotel Block.