Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-14


Christmas Eve. Friday night. Invitation
general.
1S7.lw.w1 C.. G. IRISH.
Her Last.
Mrs. De Gecr will give her las. lecture
To. night in the Methodist church, and those
who wish to hear her should take advant-
age Of this oppor,uaitF7-as=s =shc-may-neye
again appear in Yankton. Admission only
Is cents, or two for % cents. Id
Broke HIS Leg.
Judge Rossteuscher's little son George
met with serious accident this morning.
He was attempting to descend from Mr..
-Deiamatcr's corn crib, assisted by that gen.
tleman, when he fell to the ground and
fractured one bone Of his left leg, below the
knee. The little sufferer was taken home.
and Dr.. Miller Thinks the hurt will heal
without permanent injury to the leg.
There is no question now that Eiseman
furnishes Yankton with its most stylish
hats. The compliments which the writer
has received since he donned Pontoosac
which Simon rendered with his compli-
ments is sufficiently convincing of this
fact.
Mixing Medicines by Horse Power.
John Bremner's team ran away this fore
noon with a part Of a wagon load of drugs,
and the mixture which resulted was never
yet got together on one prescription. Mr..
Bremncr is moving his stock TO his new
store today, and while loading the wagon
tall wooden case toppled over and fell TO
the ground, which frightened the horses.
They started off on the Capital street road,
and ran to Jim river before they were stop
ped. Little damage was done beyond the
aforesaid mixture of drugs.
Governor se1xard's Travels Around
the World.
Il Mr. Seward had completed .i.A record o
his journey before his lamentcd and uncx
pccted death. The work is published jus
as it was left by him, and, as stated in th'
opening chapter, in his own words
The undersigned have Tic pleasure o
announcing TO the pa5iic that they hav
+ now ready William II. aewali's "Trayel
Around the World" The work Is edite.
! by Lis daughter. Olive Risley Seward, VIII
accompanied Mr.. Seward on his wonderful
Tourney, and gi.cs,he record of travels an,
: his political, social, mora! and philosophic
al observations and reflections, tn III Sen
!, a,ds olrn cords; together with his inter
: views and ta!ks with presidents, kings, en-
. pcrors, sultans, khcdive;. tycoons, mikados
: East Indian potentates. and his holiness
the pope. Crossing nearly all the noun
:. tains, rivers aud oceaus Of the globe, Nj
Seward was received in the countries Whic
: he visited as no private tourist has ever b
fore been received in all history, ,accompar
:. led by the largest demonstrations Of re
e spect, cmpcrors and kings vying with eac
6 other in extending courtesies due only
's the most distinguished guests, furnishin
# 10 his countrymen the evidence Of the e!
d altcl position he occupies in the. world
IS regard
q The work is printed on good paper, fin
!. ly and profusely illustrated, from origin
designs, photographs and copies, illustr
ting the text OF the book, the whole nnakir
: volume of 800 pages, and sold only /
Ii. subscription. Price, in elegant cloth bin
ing, $500; leather, 5000 half turkc
s75O; fgll turkey. morocco, gilt cdg
$1,000 Address
st. D.ApPLEToN q Co. Publishers,
an $40 & 55l Broadway, New Yor
u C. w. H1rcncocK, Ag,t for the terrific
IN aud Sioux City. l06.lw
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en- Removal.
ar- Vaughn and Decker haze removed tn
on Family Grocery and provision store fro
Dis Broadway to the former scandinavi
House ON Cedar Street, south of Thil
where they will be glad to meet the p'
ci- chasing public, prt missing fair dealing, f
th- chss goods, and prices as low as at 9
/ point in the city.