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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-21
bismarck Items.

tribune of June 18th.
work is progressing nicely on Gen
Stark's large farm near Bismarck ~,
sround is In splendid condition for break
lng' and the continued rains give assurance
wa. Tue sod VIII become thorough subdued
giving a good crop next season.
The crops, of all kinds, are coaipg on
nicely. The abundant rains continue and
the ground is now SO thoroughly saturated
va. 'ne usual drouth in July will not seri.
ously affect vegetable growth. TIL grace
hoppers have not yet made their appear.
anee, and there is little reason to exnect
.rousle from that source. A good cron
'his season, which now seems to be assured
VIII 40 much toward building mp this coun.
Try, and Will renew the faith of any who
may doubt as to the permanenc, of Ris-
marck's present prosperity.
Dave CrOwthers, who was lost eioh,oa,
ays on the prairie between Fort Buford
ana Tongue river, is in the city. Dave saws
ne got pretty hungry. He found Some
meat poisoned for wolves and eat it tbouob
49, Ss v tAouStl
ne knew it was poisoned. He saws it
Would not remain on his stomach but he
cleaned it and eat again and for eighteen
Gays lived or rather starved on such rub.
Dish as he found about the old CANNING
places, suffering terribly at night from the
cold. Dawes mind still wanders at times
Dit 1t is hoped that he will soon recover.
Our Fort Buford correspondence is full
OF rumors, embracing the massacre of Gen.
Mckenzie at Red Cloud and reported dis.
aster at Tongue river. Of course there is
no foundation for the former, and the lot.
Ter seems to grow out of a raid by seven
indians or masked white men which was
made on the stock at Milesburgh, near the
a few days ago, resulting in a
loss to the citizens of that burgh of about
orty head Of stock, principally mules.
This is the only thing of interest that has
since the battle of Nh; 7th. ard
'ur Buford correspondent says the Indians {
they would be glad to repeat that for ,
eight thousand rounds of amms- i
ition. r
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M. H. Jenkinson respectfully announces
that having SO far recovered from his late
illness as to be able to attend to business,
he will open his ice cream parlor to the
public on Saturday, June 22d, when he will
do his best to please all who may favor him
with a call, and as finances are very low
Just now, and upon the principle that every
drop IN the bucket helps to fill it, he would
respectfully ask all who owe him large or
small amounts to please call and settle at
once.
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was any occasion for it. He had beside
Tim a box of cartridges, and whenever a
Chamber of his revolver was emptiea, he
put IL a fresh load. Occasionally he
Wouia appear al the window and
'ake aim al The crowd on the oppo.
slte sid OF the street, and there would
De a general stampede. This condition
oil affairs continued until ten O'clock this
forenoon, when Mr.. Clark seemed to par,
TALLY regain his senses. He suddenly left
his defensive position, stepped to the door,
opened 1t and walked out into the hall and
into the clutches of those who were waiting
for him. AS they took him in he said it
was all right-they could shoot him if they
wanted to. He was ironed and carried to
the county jail, where he is still kept in
confinement. His mind is still unsettled
but the violent period of his madness seems
to have passed away, at least for the pres
ent. During a lucid interval he said he
was subject to such attackS-that he had
them every year. He said to MIR. Corson,
in the Jail, that he should have known
Better than to have come so far away from
home, as he felt this attack coming on. His
head ached violently, he said, and it was
hot with fever. Re is tenderly cared for
by the boys in the Jail, and is gradually
gaining confidence in them. The slightest
excitement no aever, unsettlcs his faculties
and he begins his wild talk again. He
supposes now that he is to be hung ard he
is momentarily expecting the arrival of
officers to lead him to execution. Re
keeps his shirt unbuttoned and his throat
barred for the rope and has given his
fellow prisoners instructions about
writing to his mother after all is over.
Sheriff Baker to~legraphed to MI. Carroll,
illinois, The place which Mr.. Clark claims
as his home, for information concerning
him, but has not yet received a reply.
There are several Ctarks belonging to d
colony at Swan Lake, winch came from
Mt. Carroll, and as the cause of this morn
ing's excitement had engaged passage for
Swan Lake, it is supposed he has relations
there. He had in his pocket book, which
he threw from the window of the
Merchants in his delirium. some sixty dol
lars in greenbacks. BE is "a medium sized
man, with sandy hair and q Sun burned
complexion. The room occupied by him
at the hotel last night is in q demoralized
condition. The bedding was ali destroyed,
The crockery snd mirror broken, the chairs
overturned and the doors and walls spat.
tered all over with bullets from the mani.
ac's revolver. Messrs. Harvey & Brinker-
hoff will not soon forget last nights ex
perience.
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we mean business aud want TO firmly
impress upon the mind Of everybody, and
satisfy them in the bargain, that we win
do better b them in their spring aud sum-
mer clothing purchases than they can do
elsewhere. We have advantages in cur
business that justify US in saying this and
only want a fair and square trial to prove
It, HAIRY KArz.
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A GRAND BARGAIN OFFERED
Timber and Prairie Land For Sale
III Bon Homme County.

fralrie land-151 acres adjoining the town
OF Bon Hommc on the west, Sjvty aores
upland prairie, thirty acres under c%rjljva.
tlon. House on the land, remainder nf
land bottom, meadow and yopng cotton.
c @oSu TIMBER For sale very cheap for
Apply at the Press & Dakotaian Office
or aaoress drawer 3, Yankton, Dakota,
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DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a
most powerful restorative tonic, also com
blnng the most valuable n~eryine proper.
ties, especially adapting it to the wants of
debilitated ladies suffering from weak back
inward fever, congestion, inflammation or
liberation, or from nervousness or neural.
gic pains. 1t is sold by druggists.
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tlnfry katz has the most extensive stock
OF his nee Of goods west Of Chicago, and
you can get as late styles, and bug as cheap
of him as in Chicago.
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Notiee 10 pog nwnera.

Tie annual dog tax viii be due On the
LIST of July, ard dog owners are requested
to call at the city clerks office and pay the
same. Iax-for male dogs, 1926; for lie,
male dogs, 1925.
GEO BAUMANN,
City Marshal.
4%ankton, June Il. 1877.
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The FAMILY PROVIDED with GLENS's
SOAP need have no fear, if it is
used freely, of Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
ting Worm, Itch or any other of those
annoying and %disfguring eruptions, which
children are SO apt to contract at school,
PERFECT BLACKS and splendid BROWNS
are created BY HILLS HAIR DYE.
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NOTICE.

John w. Bramble has sold out his Brold-
way grain and feed store to Il. B, Burleigb.
The accounts due j. w. Bramble are now
IN the hands of Phil. X. Faulk, Esq fer
collection, to whom all parties indebted to
Bfamble ere respectfully requested to
make payment.
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The best hair cat in town for the amount
of motley invested can be procured at our
barber shop on Third street, four doors
west Of the postofice. We are working at
living rates and doing first class work.
Call and see us.
WATSON & MosEBY.
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Another large invoice of The latest styles
i straw hats, just received at Katz's.

India gauze, lisle.thread, patent merino.
silk, Jeans, and linen underwear fof gentle
men at Hairy Rstls.
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Gauze understands, jeans, drawers and all
of summer underwear at Wise Bros,
opposite postoffce.
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Tailoring of every description done at
hents old place, Third street, west of post
office block.
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Notice

The members of the Yankton hook
and ladder company are requested to meet
at The truck house, Thursday evening.
9lsl, at seven O'clock sharp, for drll.
j. II. Mcnamara,
W. Cox, Foreman.
Secretary.
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AT this season Of the year every body
should drink peruvian beer, at Mills &
Purdy's.
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lfthere is any luxury more generally an.
preciated than another it coon roFFFp
Few persons can roast coffee wen and To-
meet this want Messrs. Bell Conrad & a.
Chicago, have imported and roasted a cofea5
called o0Lee
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Visiting cards on damask board, white
and tinted b~ristols, at Press and Dakotaian
job rooms.
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ANKoRIA,

which is the nearest approach 10 Java Of
any heretofore offered to consumers. It's
mol glazed, is brittle and VIII grind easily.
YOU grocer has the goods for sale, as also
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PEERLESS BAKING POWDER,
made by the same firm. Ask him for them
ana Obtain the best goods in the world
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Roasted Coaee.

Yankton, June II, 1877.
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n Card.

WATSON & MosEBY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-12-21
a SerresrSsd Wedding.

The loss Of Lieut.. Palmer on the
Huron did not interfere with the mar
riage of his sister. To avoid publici-
ty the hour was changed from 1:30 to
8 p. m. The guests present were
strictly confined to the bridal party,
Sir Edward Thornton, who had just
arrived from England. and few old
naval friends. The bride wore her
bridal dress and the diamonds sent by
Lady Adam from England. The
bridesmaids wore The same dresses
which they had prepared when they
expected that the wedding would be
the event of the season. There was
no music in the church. II was a
solemn, sad marriage. After it the
bridal party returned to the house Of
DR.. Palmer, the brides father, and
from thence on the $3.50 p. IN. train
for a short wedding trip. They will
return for the funeral of Lieut.. Palmer
when his remains arrive here. Ii
was ut the urgent request Of Mr.. Ad.
am, the groom, that the afflicted fam.
lily consented not to postpone the mar
riage, which had been fixed for the
29Ih. The day had been selected by
the b,ide, 1t being the birthday of her
dear brother. He feared he might
be ordered to sea before that day, and
thus be prevented from being present.
II no had only had the superstitious
dread which possessed one Of his CON.
rades, and refused to sail on Friday
on the ill-fated Huron, he would now
be alive, his young wife. who was Miss
Amhurst, Of Philadelphia. would not
be broken-hearted and her babes faith
erless. The man who refused to risk
his life on the Huron has been court
martialed, but instead of being pun
ished his sagacity should be commend
ed, and the Secretary should mention
him as Mr.. Lincoln mentioned the
whisky upon which General Grant
was reported to get drunk: "a little
Of the same kind might advantage the
other Generals. "-[Washington Let.
ter to the Baltimore Gazette.
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TLeD Are Gone.

He wore a face us sal rs a baby
coffin, and his clothes were tatteret
and torn as he walked up and dow
in front of the church yard. His un
kept hair glowed in murky ringlet'
far down his greasy collar. The ira
ces Of tears were visible ON his un,
clean, unshaven iace--a face whose
contour betokened education.
As the wind whistled through hi,
scanty garments, he muttere'l:
"They are gonel"
The busy passers.by jostled him
rudely us they hurried To their daily
ayOcations.
Ever and anon he graspe'l the iron
bars Of the fence in two thin, bony
hands and sadly murmured;
They are g'nel"
An old lady, kindlier than the rect
of the busy throng of the great city
approached.
He shook his weary head and he
seemed MS ifhe said, They are gone!"
and the wind, as il wiis,led through
the tombstones seemed To echo back
"they are gone"
"What troubles you, old mani"
asked the kind-hearted creature. Have
those you loved been torn from your
Does your heart yearn for.one depart.
ed to better landy Does one Of those
little marble tablets mark the last rest.
ing place Of a dear oneY Are you
mourning for"
"lm mournin' ior three cents ] lost
through my pocket. ! jist had ten
cents to git drink with, aud that
busts my little racket. The barlend-
ers fire me out If ! give him seven
cents for whisky. What shall ! do
What shall ] do! They are gone"
As the old lady continued her walk
she murmured, "He is gonel" aud
the tramp continued III. third person
plural business.
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Che feels a necessity for an object
Of dev otion, that necessity which lies
in the heart Of all women.
BY and nv she curses the social
laws which have given man the right
Of action and woman the duty cf re-
naming passive. Possibly II che
could have gone 10 one Of those beings
who have thought Of her for an in
.,.,, Al. woni1 have s.;d N him.
.yo, ,,o... - w;il lao. vo,
T.le me ,or ,h;,e ow,-
Po..;blv a, mi. very bour she might
be the n,,ber If a family Ike the
rest
Still she sees worldly women more
homely than che, who are rude and
have no heart, covered with riches,
surrounded by men Young and hand
some.
She can't account for the strange
phenomenon in virtue of which n
young man will not marry young
and charming virgin, because she has
no money, and will consort with an
old woman Who is ugly.
Her life slips away, and humanity
in its tolly has nut IL 30 no Use. But
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TINS standard article Is compound
cd with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair TO its
youthful color.
II removes all eruptions, itching
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BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and max
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
As dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assayer
Of Massachusetts, says, 1.-THE con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and !
consider it the Best PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
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symptoms Of Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of Diseased Liver.
PAIN in the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure I;
sometimes the pain is in the left side !;
the patient israrely able olie nthe left
side sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and il frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
10 sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
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he distrusts every remedy Several al
the above symptoms observation-disclosures
but cases have occurred where few oi
them existed, yet examination oi the
body after death, has shownihc LAYER
to have been extensively derangcd
AGUE AND FEW Err
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CASES or AoUE AND FEVER, when
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CONNECTIONS.

ras~snscrs on I. &. a .. n r. tShort Iinsl =. N.
T. u. T., a. A. ". u. H. and 4. ;. Mail Iles
S'eanlets .enneci ~ Louisville With TRAIN M
9Th iraln No " Tor al points on Knoxville and
R,hmond branches. Train No. Is connects n Let
anon Junction With Train No. ffom all point. on
the Memphis sud Montgomery LINES; 81 lrisson
With stages ~ and fOm springfield plsiisville
Columbia and titeenshufg, 81 Mitehelkburs Nth
Stages 10 aud ifem frfty Ville srd Hufcsi-hurr n
ianNtlle staticn With stages To aud irom n.nvils
city a. stamford vith stages 10 add ffn Somerset
AZ kichmond Junction 10 aud frun p..,nts hot wen
thcre and Livingston; NJ Riehmand with s,sgrr 10