Press and daily Dakotaian., June 02, 1886, Image 1

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FOLXJME XII.
BRICK and CLAY, 8EWEB PIPE &o.
Also,
aJCliie fine
OF
WC
VTMjER1.JE
WEWarehouae.s.
Buooesa by
selling them.
WM. B. VALENTINE
Contractor and Builder,
And Wholesale and Retail
I keep the very best qualities and guarantee that I will
sell cheaper than any other house in Dakota.
I®" Mail orders promptly filled,
Wro.. B. ValentirL®.
Diuros and nuMfiNKa,
Excelsior Drug
E S A I S E I N 1 8 0 9
Purely & Breeht,
[SUCCESSORS TO MILLS & PURDY]
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
BOOKS & STATIONERY,
Gold Pens, School [Supplies,
W^ll Paper and Ceiling Decorations.
JSfSpecial attention given this Line,.Jg|
PURDY & BRECHT,
WHOLESALE L.IQUOKS AND CIQAR-S.
ESTABLISHED 18 70.
Adler & Ohlman
Destillers Agents and Wholesale dealers in
Kentucky and Domestic Whiskies.
Liquors and Wines.
MAKE a specialty of shipping Kentucky Whiskies dirent to the trade from U. 8. Bonded
BUV AND SKLL WHISKIES IN BOND. We carry the lar
e*t stock west of Onioago and will duplicate.prioes of any house, without anyl exception, in
he United States.
Goods sold only at Wholesale.
I-Tol XT511 (vara..Varying in prioe froml|12.00 to $100.00 per thous
llwll iVlllilOll VvLand. we handle the products of the mrgept
manufaotorie3 in the United States and can satisfy the trade in every respeot. Our principal
brands
are well and favorably known throughout the northwest and 'retailers will always meet
with
WE ARE GENERAL. AGENTS IN DAKOTA FOR
Joseph SSohlitz'a Brewing company, Milwaukee, Wis. Daheiser-BreBoh Brew
ing oompany, St. Louis, Mo. Chesterman & Barrow's Bottling Works,
LeMars, Iowa Brunswiok Billiard Tables, Chicago, Illinois
proprietors of Yankton Steam Bottling Works of
Schlitz's Milwaukee Beer.
taj^We are prepared to fill promptly any and all orders for goods in our line and
guarantee satisfaction both in quality and prioes. Send for circulars and prioe list
ADLER & OHLMAN, Yankton.
ELKHART CARRIAGE & HARNESS
Every Biiffgy sold bj* the middleman
has several dollars added to the first
price. Wo have no agents, but for
twelve years have dealt with the con
sumer. We 8h anywhere with
privl*
lege of exam lnlng before buy
ing. We pny freight both ways
If not satisfactory. Warrant
everythingfortwoyears. One
~rlce only. Our Platform
prlng Wagon at 855 is same
wyr
anb
denier in BliICK, LIME. CEMENT.
BTUOOO, PLASTBBING HAIR, JflltK
Store
Yankton.
fvi
S25. "MoT 1 Farm BarneRs.~s23.50. 64-T'aKO Illustrated Catalogs*
free. Address, W. B. X'KATT, Secretary, Elkhart, Indiana.
rOBNBABT AND MACHINE SHOP.
11AMK8.
Yankton Bank.
Edmunds, Hudson & Co,
Bankers, Yankton
Wo do a gonoral Banking, Collection and
Loan business, the samo as National Banks.
Buy and sell exohange on tbe principal titled
of the United States and Europe.
Speoial attention paid to collection*, and re
mitted for invariably on da of payment.
Will loan money, pay taxes and sell rea
estate for non-residents, on favorable torms.
Agents tor RELIABLE INSURANCE COM
PANIES, and insure property on terms
avorable. EDMUNBS, HUBSON CO.
JAME8 0. HoVAY President.
W. U. MoVay,Oashior,
First, .National Bank
—oi?-
YANKTOS,
a a
Municipal
Oonntv Wai
'PC CO".
Mill
Furnisher
-New process—
and gradual
Reduction
Mills
IRON
PORCELAIN
ROLLS.4
DAKOTA.
UNITED STATES DEPOiilORT
MAPITAl. $50,000 00
SUBPLUB $96,000 00
Correspondents: Olieini ct.l National Bunk,
New York. Commercial National Bank, Chi
cago, Illinois.
0y~8ell Exchange on al Ht principal cities
Europe. Collect ions receive prompt
attention.
MeKinney & Seougalv
Yankton, Dakota.
jSr-UO A OENEHAL BANKING UOBINEBP
Four per oent. interest allowed on depositr.
Oollootions promptly attendod o.
Domestic and Foreign Exohsngo bonfcnt and
Sold.
Money to loan on Farm Property. Longtlmo
Ten per oent. Interest, and No Commission.
Securities, School Bonds, and
'arrants Doupht on reasonable terms.
HOTELS.
Germania House
Bonglas Avenue, near Third .street.
Yankton, Dakota.
Wallbaum & Becker,
PBOPRIETOKS.
This house is the headquarters, for [.travelers
nd immigrants. Good stabling in connection
with the hotel.
Raymond House
Yankton, Dakota.
T. B. RAYMOND PBOPKIETOB
\f ED1CINAL ARTESIAN WATEIt possessing
HA most healthful medicinal properties.
Exclusive property of the house.
Torms—One Dollar per day. Free 'bus to
and from all trainB.
Polled Angus Stock.
(j^OH 8ALE-of prize winning strains,
breeds and grades.
One thoroughbred
Bull, $300.
pure
3-year old
13 months
One thoroughbred
old Bull $250.
Eighteen four year old Cows in
calf, to the 3-year thorough
bred bull, the bunch for $720.
Tho Calves are worth the money at 6 weeks ol
Twelve three quarter blood
young bulls tor $025,
taken soon—offering one of the beBtlohancea
tc a starter of a Polled Angus herd.
Address, BENNETT, BOTD & CO., auction
eers and fine stock commisiisn agents, Dee
Moines, Iowa.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
Dakota
Real Estate Agency.
farms in all Parts of Dakota
Stock Ranches, City Prop
erty, Loans. Municipal
SBauds Negotiated. £&&&»
'0i -"-Rill-?
YANKTON, DAKOTA TERRITORY, WEDNESDAY EVENING-, JUNE 2, 1886.
gmlM awfl gHfeotaiaii
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY KVENIN (I—EXCEPTING SUNDAYS.
Tkbms ofSubsobiption: By rnrriors, per
month, $1,00 per year, $12 by mail, per
month, 85 cents per year, $10.00.
Offioo on Third Btreet, Press and Dakotaian
block.
BOWEN & K1NGSBI7JRT, Prop ts.
The knights of labor, in general as
sembly at Cleveland, are laying out
enough work to keep congress and the
country busy for some years to oome
and as they represent a powerful voting
element, their wishes oannot be passed
in silence. They ask a sweeping ohange
in the monetary Bystem of the oountry
and go so far as to lay out a plan for its
consummation. This plan involves tbe
overthrow of all banks and loaning
agencies now in the banks of private
individuals and the assumption of their
functions by the government, to the end
that capital may be vigorously em
ployed to the benefit of the toiling
masses and that those who speculate
upon the liuotuatiDg value of money
may bo deprived of their lucrative yooa
tioD. By this step they hope to reduae tha
percentage on loans and establish a low
standard of interest to which the private
capitalist must yield or permit his
hoarded millions to idly repose iu his
vaults.
Other propositions of tbe general as
sembly of the knights of labor are pre
sented in the following list of demands
upon congress:
1. That patents for publio lands be
given to actual settlers only.
2. That all lands owned by individ
uals or corporations in excess of 160
acres, whether improved or unimproved,
shall be taxed to the full value of im
proved land.
3. Calling for the immediate forfeit
are of all lands where the conditions
of the grant have not beeu oomplied
with and where they have that patents
be issued forthwith, so that taxation
may take elTeot at once.
4. Calling for tbe removal of fences
from the publio domain.
5. That after 1890 the government
shall, by purchase and right of eminent
domain, obtain possession of all lands
held by aliens.
6. That after 1S86 aliens Bhall be pro
hibited from acquiring title to lands.
7. Asking the abolition of all laws
requiring property qualification for
voters.
8. Requesting the passage of a law
levying a graduated income tax.
9. Protesting against the cutting
down of the appropriation for the labor
bureau.
10. AskiDg for the passage of bills
approved by the congressional labor
oommittee.
11. Asking for the passage of a law
prohibiting the employment of minors in
shops, faotories, etc., for more than
eight hours par day.
Tbes« demands are in the main
within the bonds of reason and of utility
though two or three of them are of ques
tionable practicability, notably the
come tax proposition and the proportion
for the indiscriminate passage of all
bills proposed by the knights of labor.
Measures of such weighty importance
should be exposed to the light of full
disoussion and criticism, as they may be
susceptible of improvement or it may be
possible to demonstrate their inadvisa
bility.
In a lenghty resolution the knights
demand farther that election day be
proclaimed a general holiday, that the
workingman may have full and free con
trol of his time and opportunity to place
his ballot according to the dictates of
his conscience and his judgment.
Finally tbe knights deolare—
Resolved, That we hold responsible
at the ballot box all members of con
gress who negleot or refase to vote in
compliance with these demands.
As their name is legion, it is expected
that tbe congressman will give heed to
their utterances.
If the people ef Dakota have a per
fect right to set up a state government
in spite of tbe neglect of congress to
pass the admission bill, why have not
the people of Utah just as good a right
to do the same thing? Respectfully
referred to Judge Campbell and the
Yankton Press.—Sioux Falls Press
Just the same right, provided they
possess tbe necessary population. But
tbe people of Dakota have not made
themselves obnoxious to the enlightened
world by living in open violation of one
of its sacred laws. They are not asking
permission to perpetuate a crime upon
the soil of Dakota. A comparison in
this instanoe is somewhat odious.
Our Washington information is
that the DaweB bill for the open
ing of the tiioui reservation is practi
ca'ly dead. It was to have been con
sidered last Saturday in tbe house, but
that body refused to take it np and its
friends have abandoned all hope. Its
advocates had better come home and
labor for Dakota statehood. With two
senators and two representatives at
Washington they can open the reserve'
tion.
The captain of a coaster just arrived
from Boston reports the arrest of Amer
ican mackerel fishermen in British
waters by one of her majesty's war ships.
Meantime her majesty is actively en
gaged in assuring United States author
ities that tbe presence of British ships
in OunaCiau waters has no speoial
significance.
The DeSmet Leader favors the etate
leag&e movement. It say a:
State leagues are being formed in all
parts of Dakota. As a means o£ uniting
tbe people andj^tini
v« *S
SSKf1
the olaitns of Dakota until they are
recognized by congress,
bo
better plan
could be devised. Let everybody take
hold of this move and show a unanimous
sentiment for division and admission.
In view of the faot that Governor
Pieroe has repeatedly put himself on
record as an earnest advocate of division
it is difficult to believe that the infor
mation of the Yankton Press is "striotly
reliable."—Sioux Falls Press.
Yum, yum. He onoe put himself on
record as an earnest advocate of tbe
wishes of the people relative to the lo
cation of a capital. Need we ask tlie
Prsss to reproduce the painful sequel?
The Minneapolis industrial exposi
tion, opens on August 23rd and closes
October 2nd. Five hundred thousand
dollars has been subscribed for the
erection of suitable buildings, and the
city of Minneapolis is putting, forth
every effort to make the exposition a
credit and an honor the great north
west.
If the people of Dakota are half as
anxious for division as the etate makers
olaim they are, they can easily divide
after admission is accomplished.—lied
field Dispatch,
How aan they divide after admission
is accomplished?
Memorial day was observed in the Da
kota cities of Yankton, Mitchell, Brook
ings. Huron, Miller, Elk Point, Colum
bia, Wahpeton, Mandan, Fargo, Canton,
Biatnarak and probably others. The day
was universally observed.
It is now asserted that a majority of
fifty-one votes exists in the English
house of commons against Gladstone's
home rule bill. The test will be made
in a day or two.
Governor Pieroe delivered the Memo
rial day addresses at Minneapolis and
Bismarck, tbe latter occurring on Satur
day and the former on Monday.
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.
Two black tail deer were killed at
Wheeler, Churlas Mix oounty, the other
day.
Mrs. laham, wife of th« deputy sheriff
of Aurora oounty, died suddenly last
week.
DeSmet's militia have deoided to pur
chase dress uniforms at their own ex
pense.
Sioux Falla has contracted to furnish
2,600 car loads of granite blocks to St
Louis.
Tha first roller mill in Kingsbury
oounty will be built ut DeSmet at an
early day.
A public examination of tbe pupils of
Brule oounty was held in Chamberlain
May 29tb.
The p.ople at Bijou Hills will cele
brate the third of July, the fourth
coming on Sunday.
A soldier at Fort Sisseton deserted a
short time ago taking with him bis
captain's best horse.
Minnehaha oounty tarmers were
benefitted one hundred per cent, by a
recent heavy rain storm.
Ffty French immigrants are expected
to looate. in the weBtem part of Brule
oounty, until the opening of the reser
vation.
Four horses belonging to B. J. Glea
son, of Appomattox,whioh were afflicted
with the glanders, were 6hot in cold
blood recently.
Twenty-five thousand young carp
have been ordered from Minnesota
whioh will be placed in Sanborn county's
lakes and streams.
The sale of lots in the town of Bowdle,
in Edmunds county, has been stopped,
tbe railroad company not being satis
fied with the platting of it.
Tree olaima in the Watertown land
diatriot are receiving marked attention
this year. The law must be oomplied
with or owners oannot hold them,
Decoration day
wbb
mm
of
Sanborn oounty has a bonded debt
$10,487.
Oats Morrio Makers arc doing central
Dakota.
Plankinton's poatoffice building is re
ceiving a ooat of paint.
A hotel clerk at Canton is reported to
have fallen heir to $15,000.
There are 40,000 acreB of land under
cultivation in Jerauld county.
Dr. Odell, of Cantalia, is under arrest
on a charge of manslaughter.
Onida has a circulating library whioh
contains one hundred volumes.
Kimball had its first serious conflagra
tion for one year, last Tuesday.
Charles Mix oounty farmers are
jubilant over the orop prospeots.
A pleasure steamer baa been placed
on Lake KampeBka, at Watertown.
Many thousand trees have been set
out iu Charles Mix county this spring.
Dakota contains 75,000 girls under
twenty-one years of age. Do you believe
it?
observed at
Mitchell, Huron, Columbia, Elk Point,
Dakota City, Brookings and probably
at many more points not yet reported,
Columbia's artesian well stopped flow
ing the other day for an hour and when it
broke loose again all sorts of matter and
things were thrown out, sulphur, iron,
coal and lignite being some of them
The Watertown Courier-News has
completed its seventh year. Daring tbe
first year of its existence its entire /c ce
was a man and a boy. Now there are
sixteen regular employes about the in
stitution.
The Mitchell ll«publ can believes that
tbe soldiers' and 88110*8' reunion, tote
and
held .. th«te ou {the 22nd,
largest gathering of the kind ever held
in the territory.
Bijou Hills Times: The valley
between the river bluffs and the hills is
just beautiful with its fields of grain just
up, groves of young trees, the green
grass of the prairie and five school
houses and numerous dwellings that
dot its surface.
John W. Johnson, a farmer up in
Hand county, attempted suicide by
cutting his throat one dav rsoently. He
was living alone in his claim shauty and
it was some time before he was discov
ered. At last acoounts he was alive
with good prospeots of reoovery.
During the burning of a house be
longing to a farmer named Sam Wun
der, liviDg sear Ipswioh, the other day,
Mrs. WnuJer's clothes were burned
nearly off her body, and in trying to
extinguish the flames her hands were
burned to the bone. It is feared ampu
tation will be necessary.
Dr. Bosanko.
Thia name is so familiar with the peo
ple throughout the United Stales that it iB
hardly necessary to state that he is the
originator of the great Dr. Bosanko cough
and lung syrup, the favorite r»medy
wherever known, for coughs, colds, con
sumption and all affections of the throat
and lungs. Price 50 cents and $1.00.
Sold by Purdy & Breeht.
Scott's Emulsion of Pure
Cod Liver Oil, wltli Bypophospliltes,
PoBsesseH the remedial power of these
two valuable
speoifioB
Advtca to MotRers.
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick ohild suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth If
MSMl
in their fulleBt
degree. It iB prepared in a palatable
form, easily tolerated by the stomach,
and for delioate, Bickly obildren, Ema
ciation, Consumption and all impover
ished conditions of the blood is unequal
led by any other remedy.
A Walking Skeleton.
Mr. E. Springer, of Mechanicsburg, Pa.,
writes: "I was afflicted with lung fever
and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a
walking Skeleton. Got a free trial bottle
of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, which did me so much good that
bought a dollar boltle. After using three
bottles, I found myself once more a man,
completely restored to health, with
hearty appetite, nud again in llesh of 43
lbs." Call at the Excelsior Drugstore of
Purdy & Breeht, and get a free trial bottle
of this certain cure for all LuDg diseases
Large bottles $1.00.
Cure For Pies.
Pi leu arejfrequently preceded by a sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to
suppose he has some atlectlon of the kid
neys or neighboring organs. At times,
sf-nptoms of indigestion are preeent, as
flatulency, uneasiness of the
bo,
send at once and get a bottle of Mrs
WiNabcw'a Soothing Sykop
foi Child
ren Teething. ta alue
ic
incalculable.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Depend upon it/mothers,
there is no mistake about it. It oures
dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates tbe
stomach and bowels, oures wind oolic,
Bottens the gums, reduces inflammation,
and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. Wins love's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasan to the
taste, and is the preoription of one of
the oldest nurses and and best female
physicians in tbe United States, and is
for sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 26 cents a bottle.
Sbiloh's Yitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, loss of Appetite, Dizzi
ness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 50 and 75 .cents per bottle. Sold
by Purdy & Breobt.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalizer
guaranteed to oure you. Sold by Purdy
& Brecbt.
SPECIAL TAX SALE.
Office of City Treasurer, Yankton, D. T.,
May 1st, 188B—Notice is hereby given that
in pursuance of an ordinance entitled "An
ordinance to provide for tbe payment of the
cost of constructing certain sidewalks built
pursuant to resolutions of the Mayor and
Council, and also ordering the I*vy and collec
tion of% speoial tax against the several lots
abutting tbe same to defray the cost thereof,"
passed and approved March 10, 1880, and a war
rant for the collection of said tax having been
placed in my hands, and said tax being now
delinquent and the penalty having accrued
according to due notice given, I shall proceed
to sell at public sale, on
Monday, the 31st Day of May, 1886,
all tbe real estate upon which said special tax
shall remain nnpaid. Said sale will take place
at the front doer or tbe court house in tbe city
of Yankton, 1. T-. between the hours of 9 and
10 o'clock a. m. on the day aforesaid.
The following is a description of the real estate
and the amount for which the same will be sold,
and upon each pieoe or parcel of real estate
respectively. Said amount includes the tax,
penalty, interest and cost of advertising, to
which will be added the cost of the sale:
CP
Supposed Owner
I
Amt
Lot.
I
Julia FOollamer
Biroway
Livingston
John Bogers...
O FBvseteuscher
do
do
do
Emma Olson.
Thorn frMoulton
John'n Parsons
O W Boberts....
•do
do
Halvor Johnson
Emily Medicos
Pant Steven*—
II Matthtoson
Helen Hoyt- ...
013 Bun all..,..
Pw
'J. Mathieaon
do
S Wilcox*
do
Chaa. Northrop.
Location. 1 cts
lot 9 13 Yanirton .. 42 78
el-3 whf 10 13 do 7 11
whf 1*8 1 3 do 7 11
1-8 15... 3 do 10 93
lotl.••••«• 4 do 36 14
Lot 2 4 do W 47
lots 4 do 29 47
nhf 4 4 do 14 78
vr 2-3 shf 4. 4 do 14 78
lot 6 4 do 28 14
1*30 11 do 14 12
fc.3 6 .... 11 do 30 07
w5-3 8 11 do 29 47
w2-U0 .... 11 do 80 14
1-3 9 .- 2 ankton 14 12
1-3 ehf 9 2 do 7 11
el*3 whf 9 2 do 7 11
1-610.... 2 do 35 15
wl-610.... 2 do 7 11
lot 1 do 30 14
lot 2 hi ilt
nhf 3 .. 24 di 14 78
hf 4.. 24 do 14 78
6-010..w do 30 14
5-61 .... 2 do 29 47
1-3 .... 2 do •a a
wl-88...
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OF
For Sale
4
RES ODD LITER
3?11a.aaci"bi:jaLgT.
I WOULD respectfully nnnounce.rthat I am
prepared to ooutract for
Stenm Heatintr, Hot Water Heat-*
ing, Pli'smbuig and
Gas Fitting,
And am prepared to furnish the apparatus, se
up and exeoute work of cvury description per
taining to an of' the above branches.
Uhop and otiice on Walnut street, sonth of
Second formerly Thornton, Moulton & Oobby.
J. H. MOOLTOfo, Yankton. D. T.
New Advertisements.
m?P\TTt A lit 180 invested returns
iJAviV fcioo in 10 to 20 days.
For proof of this address, with stamp, W. W.
HENUY, Box 107, ttouk Hill, 8. C.
INTBNPINO
Btomach,
etc,
A moisture, like prespiration, producing a
disagreeable itching, after getting warm
a common attendant. Blind, bleeding
and itching Piles yield at once to the ap
plication of Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acta directly upon the parts affected
absoibing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and effecting a permanent cure,
Price fifty cents. Address, The Dr. Bo
sanko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. iold by
Purdy & Breeht.
j. t,- ^"r\T'
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NUMBER 33.
OIL
And Hypojilt&spliitiis of Lime & Sotta
Almost as Patatafoioas Milk.
The only preparation of COD LITER OIL that
can be taken roxdily and toloratnd for along tiino
by delicate stomachs.
and as a in-'tKn rtrx consumption.
SCliOKUM)IS A1 mr
1 v.:ANAKaiA. 11 K.N
KltAL bKClLITT, OOUKKS /.ND THKOAT AF»
rUCTlONS, and all WASj lMJ MKOKDEltS OP
CMLUITeN it is msrvoHoni* I its rosnlto.
l*rescribcd and endorcctl by tlio bosi Physicians
in the countries of the wo.'hl.
by all c^uggists.
J. H. MOUJLTON,
Contract or.
Steam Fitting
-AND-
ADVKKTISKRS should ad­
dress GlCOllGK P. KOWKIiL & CO., 10
Spruce street, New York City, for select list of
1,000 newspapers. Will be sent FREE, on
application.
Gold for Silver.
Bend us a postal note for $1,00 which yon can
buy with silver, and we will forward* free of
oharse to any address in the United States, n&e
pound of our
OLD NORTH STATE
LONG CUT
Smoking Tobacco-.
BRIGHT and PURE AS GOLD.
UALCOll I*. JO.SKS & CO,
Hllisboro, Orango Co., North Carolina
A POSITIVE
One box will
cure the most obstinate case in four days 01
less.
ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MEDICATED BOUGIES
No naneuos deses of cubebs, copaiba or oil of
sandalwood that are oertain to produce dys
isia by destroying tbe coatings of tho stom
ach. Price $1.&0. Hold by all 111
druggists or mailed on receipt I .11 I"
of price, i'or further particu- I fct»
lars send for circular. P. O.
Box 16SS. J. O. AliliANGO.,
No. 83, John street. New York.
m\
su: i^
,.1A Till.
8810400! SORTi
ts.
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If ciootinod lor or from any point In
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your Tickets via the1 Chicago & North
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equipments are the best In the world,
and by Its various branches It reaches
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If you wish the Brat i'ravenng Accoir.
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For rf-,tes for elngte or round triv
ttcto'.u nnrt for full Information' not ob
tainable from your heme Ticket Asreti'
ta rezard to all parts of the west. Nort'a
Mid Northwest, write to the Genier*).
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MAB.VIN HUGHITT,
ttYice-Froa. sea Gen. Manage*
To Holders of Yankton County 10
PerCent. Bonds—Take Notioe.
Office of Codiity Tbeasubeb,
Yahkioh Ooxjntt, D. T., May 28,1880.
ANnr before Jnly 1, 1888, the County Treasi
urer of Yankton county,.Dakota, will be
prepared to redeem and p»,7 off all ten per cent
bonds issued by the oounts' of Yankton, July li
1878 and July 1,1879 respecti rely.
The followina is a list of Bonds to be redeem
ed: Sari's of 1877. Numbers :, 2, IB. SB. 21, Si,
SB, St, 25,28,27,2a and 2) of 500 each, and num
bers *4 SI, 82, 88, St, 8S, SB. 87. X, 89.40.11,42,
48, 44 45, 40, 47, 48,49, ISO. 51, 52,6S, (4, M, R0. 57.
58, 59, 00,61,02, GS, M. 05,06,07,70.71. V2. 1%, 70.
77,81,82. 88, 84, 85, 89, 87, 88, 89 and 90. of $50
Bert's of 1879. Numbers M8.149,150,151.152.
153. 154, 165\ 156, 157,158,169.100 and 181 of *50
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Bonds will be paitf upon preaentatioa tbe
office of tbe Oo'intjr SrwMOirer.. lnt»r^t on
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