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Religions Notices.

North Presbyterian Church OF 9haye. and 3ls
stPreaohng BY The Pastor th Grey s. D. EosslIGdh 6d
Evening service, 7:SO subject on Guard"
9d cy Tasfhs fa9
at 1880 and 1880 p sundayschool cassmeeting
ii cofdas T29Rs RSGPif' Dray'm''ns OSO s9A'
Pew No 60 81 Paas NJ z Church. 4t4aye and 22dst hs
SaasSS Sc S,S 9161 n'S size Np
sIT% fn%f' Ch%res E9ss a @ sSe Rev ,S9 l5 ms
TIE nm e six sgSDSY EyESISGSG SGGTT6k SEN
SMITH D. d, Rector Of the Church Of the Ascension
ss IL Lukei M E Sh9Fch sts near ne od s5hays "a S
and 745 p All welcome
Society for Ethical Culture. standard Han, cor Broad
way and 42d si-PrOies;Or FELIX ADLER will lecture,
Liberty" All Interested cordially invited to attend
south Reformed Church Shaye and 2lssstseryisssss ss
teRt4 sermon In me course on Heaven TO MORROW
Seryee Of sons-Yogas Mems ChTsila3 ASs9cation oil
Seats free hearty invitation
s1 S:e . e s 4 AZ sG. q ysn5 wifi
offend religious service Friends MEETING Honse ~ East
7ii5 ,. N All Al arc invited D.N- y'-', : -.
81 Georae's Church, stuyvesant SQUARE simsgNDAY, M
bi TYNG Evening prayer, $3.50 o'clock sermon by the
ayes tie y 9. EwEE Rector: oaieiatngIcoIm- Com
bration lOi2; Choral Evening Prayer, 70
st. PnuI's Methodist Episcopal Church, 4thave ana
22 the Eey % DE IT,. TFFAH y M & sn6 py the
Rev q. f. sTROBRIDGE, 7.90 All cordially welcome
Seventh Presbyterian Church corner Broome and Ridge
preach.
81 Johns VI u. Church, 5Sdst between Broadway and
IN 6c a. Sv tP bS rev a r F. Sla q aCRRs&s R e. Of central
New YORK Conference aud In The EEENISG ~ the hSs
Rev. GEO. VAN ALsTYSE. Pastor -
"Tbe Question of Retrlbuton after Denth."-Lecture
bY the JOHN COTION DID,, IN thc course On
Modern Culture and the Old Theology IN The Church Of the
Ascension, corner 6thaye and lOth-st SUNDAY Apfh "
A4 p IN.
The West 23d-st, Presbyterinn Church, the Rev
In the hall Of the Erie Building and at $50 NJ IN the south
Reformed Church (Dr RogerSs, ouaye and 2lstst
The Rev. }. T. Elder ID. d.: Pastor, Madison Avenue
BAPTIST Church, 20 5$dst near 7thaye.PIe9ehRg by the
O'Clock Sunday school at $3.50 Prayermeeting We'd
ucsday evenings A cordial Invitation To each service
The Rev. John w. Chadwick will lecture on "Tho
Of Congress BROOKLYN. MORNING subject "Iho
Province OF Religion" -
Tabernacle Baptist Church,
2dsye eeIS9rn Ssr ION iIIir ana It'1sis, pa.io,
"JoY And sTRENGTH"
THE LAW OF RECoMPENsE."
BaBti.ng after the Syenng seimoP a8g rrsav evening,
Strangers cordially welcomed
ThIrt,.fourth street Reformed Church. west Of sth
y bs Rev cXRf65 WkRTYN In the morning:
suffering with Christ" Evening; "a Lesson from the
The Rev William How'd viii preach IN the MADISON
Avenue PREsBYTEKiAN CHURCH, corner OF Madison
a FsH.S Rsf fdrso 4 s TSem EESrSvG at S' & aS
Tho Temptation Of Christ Reality, eynD2. @ III
ing strangers oonliaiiy welcomed
Thirt, street ". E. Church. between "a and 81
Preaching by TIE Rev " HWhN @ y sHC M IFR
75Op Young peoples pTaTer meeting al O1O p ' All
made welcome
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Disciples Of Christ,

Tho ury u r. VAN BUSkIHk prr2clea 81 SDAt
u1itEING and Nv NING. Public HlDi' C'"s' Oh Oi-'
DAY EVENING. All are c"fdlaly lhNtVl'
Five Potnta House Of Industry, NO 100, W1ili-St. l
william 4. BARAAHn suJcr1nte endeni.1 ii Ell
,ia n song on SUNDAY $3.50 o'clock. Fuhhc hitlgl
nnatious OF secondhand clothing and sh0os earnestly uo
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RIarble ano sIaIe fflanlels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
IN SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL5. ,,s,
low State and rsers and 81 knhS VI
affeWoTk PENRHYH SLATE co.. -
so UnlOnsqusre, n. X lstbsy@ and l7thssal
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CoruoraIlon Notltcs.

Corporation Nolliee. .-..
NOTICE.-LeRses for certain piers and bulk
~ heads will be offered az public sale 70 be held by order OF
the Department Of Docks at tho Exchange saesT0Om 20
in Broadway, on MONDAY. 18th APRIL lbi6 F0fIu
Information sec "Ihs city Record" Tor sale al NO zOV
Hail. -----
PROPOSALS for GROCERIES, &c, will be
received BIZ the DEPA HTMENT Of CHARIIE ES ana
SoRR gCTfoN until April TO- 1873 For fun particulars see
The City Record. tot sale at No, z CITY Iiall
T1popOs rs for GROCERIES, ,HARDWARE,
md cROOKERY, win DO received 9y me Rep1tItm,ehi ,
Of Charities and CORRECTIONS Intn ~ a CITY Hail
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Gotels.
GlnsiraI 9nsIrnmerls
6ituatlons Uanleo-females.

XyyAITRESS ard CHAMBERMA1D.-By a
w eman gr neat aud capable understand her work In
every branch aud will do II cheerulyi In city or country
yae "a moderate Call at 300 Gthaye, near lsthst.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-06

Lyric Hall
Gthayc near t=usL
SUNDAY EyENING SERVICES
Subject ol sermon :,. ,,.,,,,,.,,
TOMORRnw-"TIE REAsQNs WITCH JCSIifitt4 Ell ~
~ totEFr ~ M FrRS iS Is HSiAINo EA
E;i4SD DAY. AIg1I i4.-'lHE LORDS GREAT EEiEAL
IN PKLFARAI1OS FoR MS SECOND coAlN''
Commences at - o'elqck ,.o-r,o,,
ALL ARE INVITED. 30 CoLLECllpN,-
-TI.,o,iaI Prc.i,terinn Church. Mod,onaye. and 6$d
st. he Rev GIiAs s RoBNsQN b D. ra.ior 70 service service
in NORNING al II o'clock fNl;E!NG = 5 h5 a. ~ r '~
,tcsouIc TempIc 23d ST. and 6th,aye-O. l. FROTHlHG.
Ram, Pastor Of hs lEdepanden, ilp' 1i ,ct bs
on sTNDAY M0RNiNG ST. o. l942 , 9iiGc1; 90 ga 9n''''
Madison Avenue and Tyeniy-nIn street ItgtgerS
PresDylerinn Church Pastel re re i JSs w R MORN
W CoNklJHS ia ~ ~" onr Ml oi 1bic woTsiip 1880 a. m
and I:3O p m
Nt.sIson Avenue Reformed Church. cor. 67thsL-Ihe
Rev NJ s HNiLSf VIRGENT az 71o p ~ sabbath
school AZ .. m All made welcome.
Madison Avenue Baptist Church, cor Slsts Preach
lhR s " nav HpT 4 Services at II a. IN. aud 730 p.
PT PRAYER meeting WEDNESDAY EVENING at 1:i5.
North Dutch Church. III Fultonss and Ss Annst, % =,
PTGas9S SSSes ~ tG sUSDAY ana
D. M MONDAY EVENING 10 & 1 anS he a
ton-st daily noon prayer-neeting u held.
-N,yori, Supday-schooI AssOcIa atiOn.-The conclud.
ing lecture Of the present Souss % W., ] DS ccon@ 10 81
INN next MONDAY EVENING, at O'CLOCK, III the Coi'
iegiato Church. 6th.aye. and 29th-st
Newly Or sundayseloSl Assoe,Htion;@Tbbs ;esrbs, P
TntendcnVs" Tuesday, o'clock Fulton street ShPs tho
s ksy 40 DR. trosbys Church Chapel tho A. f. schau
fer conductor
GhuFse Ysst SF l eeyssI
SIp esFyies @ 10 HoRRow at 1880 and p. special
meetings. Thursday evenings for all
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3re dream.
A FACT-HORTON'' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
To CHURCHES, FESTIVALS. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
AND THE TRADE
25c PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON, SOe PER QUAKE
CHARLOTTE KUssE and JELLY,
FREk ii, RICH and DELICIOUS,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
Dspots. 3o5 4thave l2G4 broadway. and IS chathams
TIUSSELLS ICE CREAM. s,.,,.s
successful record OF n years mas gyen "a -
ICE CIEAM reVu uatiOn for purity rchnesa ana na'o u'
equaied. .,....,. o. oo,.s us, ,uort. IN
i''n'ii'a' izo po' BIBLE HOUSE and e2S 6TH,AvB
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26
THE POTTER INVESTIGATION.

The special bent of the American, mind
seems To he that 81 Old Si-,p investigate
We began to investigate in 1860. and We
have been Investigating ever since. We
investigated the south pretty thoroughly
then, and now thew have caught the, spiri,
and propose TO Investigate US. Investigs.
ton, that is q thoroughly. bipartisan, un-
prejudiced ainvestigation, always leads to
one excellent rrsuit-the good, the true, is
vindicated, and im%pos.ures are exposed.
This is precisely the reason why DR.. r. V.
Pierce invites and urges the public to in
vestigate the remedial powers Of his family
remedies: He knows that the trial viii
'vipdicste all hrs cfa,rhs for them and all
TINT has been written of..hsm y grateful
tly their use. The golden medical discov
and pleasant pureat,ve pellets are the
acknowledged standard remedies Of the age
for all diseases ,df the stomach AVID liver.
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Pastor Congregational Church,
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Keno.ha, Wis, Dec 1, 1873: l.
SOMETHING FOR rag NEW YEAR.

IL
T. The world renowned success Of Hostetter's
Bitters, and their continued popularity Af0r a
quarter of acentlry: as a stomachlc. is scarcely
more wonderful than the welcome that 9reets
the. ANNUAL appearance of Bostetter,s almanac.
This valuable medical treatise is. published by
Hostetter & Smith, trsbtng Pa. under their
own lima etiats'sapet fsf0hf,i nnpioying 80 Hands
in that department. Ten cylinder printing
|presses. 3 folding machines s Job presses; &C.,
gre running about eleven months in the year on
.fllis work. and tie issue. Of samef Tor 1879 wifi not
be less than ten millions, printed in the English
German, French, Welsh. Norwegian. Swedish
HofaHd. Bohemian and Spanish languages Re-
fer to "a copy of 1t for valuable and Interesting
reading concerning health. and numerous testi-
monia,s az to the efficacy OF. Hostetter's Bitters,
amusement, varied ~fnformatfon, astronomical
calculations and chronological Items, &c, which
can be depended on for correetness.' 1.-THE alma
nae for 1879 can be obtained free Of cost, from
druggists and general country dealers in all
parts of the country. s.3ja0t 5u2. |
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oua lArc,.


wisaisg . WAGER aaa : WlTs % Qss
a8st1aS
lisrd-A abort Cat Road te Rese.
Had-Fatal Accident.
Correspondents Press aAa DSEotaian.
Bijou Hills, d. T.-Dec. 81, lS7s.-Mr.
W, Pqags resident sPgd ,Rr8psissoss ef ,s|Asas is
kn6Q1a as Tho HlraM Wood islsndW h..
been entertaining fhs pepPls hercabouts BY
winning the following wager: To chop five
cords afs costoa wood, coskthe;msals fon I've
nsn and mske aons "trip AFTER NE nsileto
PrAtU feek, Ss16 miles and return, an tos be
accomplished within f2lhaJurs, without Sleep,
Hss. aassoo'thA2ppllleisa HE .ttsSslkk u successfully,
but With ouly thirty minutes TO sspare.
The stakes we're $4,000. Miss melfsssX
Sherman came sxo,osft Che -a4solid wscon.
ciasish that Poet ywnas' j6ss'shs m1hfb tiss 10
lfof,a hu.Sshed.. judge FosEef,A 81, Peg. r.
land, lnA1ea them in the, SACRED bonds Of
vedlook ,on,the l9ah iush .~ii:ahasisCi ea,s
Jim Somers has no notion Of 1osinsg
his grip OIL Brnle, City, He has therefore
bSil! lin i ss.nnssx' ht9ssFsssii this ffsllt.n' and III. i.
tended ipvitatioasto his friends to, mesthim
Christpasnitisht,tp 10 help warm; It up; sYour
correspondent has been reliably informed
that thefesls 10 be 'tn,oo ccalr,ds'' or old bourbon
70 assist. s.Jim's old time reputation isgssd-
.ually leaving .him,~sinking, behind, his
fame .ssi soicitizen f and stock raiser.
His held now numbers -sw 100
head Of cattle. H@'a i ~ { "5' /
Nail is to be, forwarded from this Office to
Rosebud agency ouce . week until1 further
ORDERS F.-e ,s.o Tsaa9 ,renTla7no bss.
The new road leading up country :..ffom
ysnkton Via. VIM! ,seaauan'.l stock rancho,
on the head wa.ers Of. aGho.eauacre<k, via
Pratt creek, Bijo,s Hill. Botebud landing, to
Rosebud agencyjiis meeting with gsost,fsvor
with f~reightets..o Ii il over.a level country
withont hh:iis. tsloougshhas or igumait,op. shortening
the distance q, Spots new agency 10 . tri6e
over4200 miles from Yanktons This new
read brings Yankton 20 mites nearer us,
which We consider, quite an item in winter
transformation. Il isa Third street. to both
the river and Firesieel route. ,a..',o, 81. +:
Mr.Londax Of Pease island, had the mis-.
fortune to fall from his wagon, roth wheels
passing over him and killing him. almost
Instantly. His family have no visible snp
perG9ae se G'T - ss ~ y
Joe LsRoche has returned from his Mon.
tresl visit and reports having a good time.
The thermometer recorded, on the morn
ing of.the 18th inst, 5 below zero. h. q rj.l,
.,a ,esIa. hl,.ts T.. i yhsi IBIJou.
z. ly ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26
For CHRISTMAS.

The largest assortment-of holiday goods
ever brought to Yank,ou has just been IN.
loaded from Santa Claus delivery wagon at
Schoreggea. The stock embraces every
thing needed for Christmas stockings and
Christmas treessud includes toys, candies,
and 'knick knacss of every description. a'''
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26
EviN uEHksixksSM

llN6S1tt{bttion At tho Various CAaaEgMR
s9easant Chsastpas AnAseyn@sas
:. NaSStbefore GAristaasistM hapa>6
esoao all the year to the ~jnyepiles who
peaplsaShs~orld apd .e h~firspsptoypes
Es~DSasGzaaz, who dslighAsu deliSiRias he
hearts Of the youngsters With their yearly
sfferiass SOnst6m now anticipates the
events Of Christmas morn, and Christmas
81 "T8itihies ] bippy public, gatherings
1heH presents are distributed from the
fruitful 4f.s 81 oths mellow light Of
&axtn tapers, with music and scenic accom-
paniments heftting saoijioyous an Sooasiens
These gatherings in the public places are
always inuumierodtslyy attendA and the Christ
asss eve j;sst pae.-in@Yanktc was-nu excep.
lion, to the rule.
At the Congregational church there was
the conventional tree, laden Arom base to
Fits of every naq,ssand nature,
for young and old, and frqin,, yie, branches
every member of the f16klath school
rseSsed as,ddbstantial remeaiBiance of the
HaH frssxShurch was welfshflsaaaspd the
entire affair was one ofa'9lAsessrg.u1alloy.d
At the Methodist hurfhYbsanhme OF
mueical and recitat1ye NfS1s5 preceded
4ls.gN ds.hbu,ion ssdsss thsir sabse the
Sunainroeehpon shsfaAyhrs Of theevenine
"a handsomely ria esfatip.yMr though
in; its cargo ofnes{Mi1nilsr aIIhes CON.
grega,iou. The IdSasIadhimo ,ccspssd abou,
an hour and all sssoriSsd ptessatlsg~er,
brought down fromaSdfttssriggittgan give,
ppt 10 stheiespectant oass TIE ehuascrhsswa
beautifully decorated andsasshouse fall. o
people was in attendaae4
|. The people of ChshsChnrch :isesspbte.
d Valentines all raRosee55 596onlyIl la1iteo
g. thering. than thfissehhrchs eboitdlsy:
Jacobs Ladder chad been erected upo'
which the gifa Of the SsIsning Yer
ARA, ged in bountifui profu. ion.
: The members Of Unity congregation he'll
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at their place or swb,
ship in the oopst house. A. evergreen arcl
was their device for the occasion. and from
it the presents we're taken and. eiven out X
fessts .ho4..h PEI. iasssM 81 :
Qkis.mias d6HHaass brsghtsshgPlSsSanS
With i tetIperdLkn iSild; and ID MhospEeri
dry and bracing. The churches held the
usus+-e Christmas services, and the day wa-
mmests haappily- passed. Business was gener.
Tally ss~lspypdSd, Snd zach Individual sought
out the best means for observing the worlds
holiday, an4swith good success all around.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!

= withons Regard to Cost. y so.,l
The undersigned odsrs!toit sal, his entire
stock of groceries de, for ouch prices ..
they will bring sfthous regard % cost. Those
wanting bargains can have them by calling
at once. First come first served.D
Also a fine Chiche,i6g pia1o Tor sale at
less than half its value.
90 & 2novsE. i. K1hs, q (.
i Sd street, opposite Jencks Hotel.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26

tsfs ssjifr .ssssSS-ri-s is"SsSii5fExa JIG aA
Rudd'si Lodi aour tkk,sasdqltaaalse L, is;atsam--
uel vaance's and I. y. RtsG,. asG s S. si.sr a. I,
,sAflight' fall Of s~norAEEsbout . quarter 81 y
an inch-came this morning.
Ten gallons 81 egg nog waslGs6fee
Browns Christmas present to hsEta1leD. q
Holiday goods were mostly disposed Of
and dealers are generally satisfied with their
trade ss,.i,s ~ .,,A hound ,s.v.4
and8uSse&siuf spseies of a~1lkss(Ssnt this
winter.
Ice in the Missouri is solid enough u
hold a locomotive, end heavily laden ate a.as
are coniantly ~crosk.st 80 q;
Charles EisshanS moSsed tod
elegant new quartersin Cox's BID
be.ready for busines byto-mqrreSsy
sMidniaht nnas vas emitted a q II !.
lie church on Christmas eve, AApdihsiitsellaAdL
two services WERE held1dh ChfiAnssds
Diptheria prevails stensfIelysIa1 ~
neighborhood. bu. fatal cases are not hume.
rous, our pphyuaciahliEE ssnafaH7E 1as aSER
overcome the disease.
The Turner society Eavea blaN ataSecae's
hall last evening, which Nsaaexaktura of
the evening. Everybody attended, and .
good time was the resnlt. ) ea = +,
The hook and ladder boys sa,e still Civ
ing their time to preparations for their New
Years masquaradess Il vilsbe Dhe Of the
most enjoyable events Of the season.
Pittsburg Dispatch, 2lst: The weather
permitting, Evans & Coulson's second noun
tain steamer will be ready to launch from
McF.hsvand, Galifornis, in ty1l ffsks> |:
The ladies Of the Catholic church real
ICED $3.50 from their fair and festival after
paying AL expensss.> which wes. paid over
to E. P. WlcdfpipPyyin ~liqtlistion 81
his bulldog clain.sgahafthetsJchty:s sa'
The indications of the weather for the up.
per Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
are: Falling follewedby rising barometer
southwest, Se. ipE 81 notlwetEEsoh
stationary temiperatufea, cldddy weather and /
occasional snow.
James Grove received seassr i votes Is,
city justice at Tuesdays special election
and as'therei exists vacancy in that Office
his friends argue that he is duly elected, Ii
case Mr. Grove becomes city .%jjdlstide,, III,
election will not have been held in vain.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26
some Legislation is Necessary to Regulate
Dealers.

SOAAAC ~ = - e eAAuk
Dealers.
If there is one thing more than anothe,
which will finally inaiee the Pfsap5ks4SfY shE
ton to invest their sn5ntyftni so&e improved
plan Of supplying the city with water. il j.
the provoking independence of our watei
carriers as a class and the contemplate i'm
pertinesce:ef sdasse Il tAta Is i.di,iduss
Unlike other business men who make theiI
living by the patronage of The
assume the position. thsttheys are; <copfur.
ring d favor upon tie community ~ con
descending 70 haul water from the river
ard sell it for twenty bditA Sor twenty-five
cents a barrel. Orders given them are at.
tended to- OF. NOT as .he :meodscentrols
them, and II 'expostnlate6 with fsr many
annoying delays the s~uferer is made to upr4
ders,and thaesths M.tef map yiDsua6aS,,
his case when be gets q good ready, and no,
before, or perhaps not at all. The conse |
quence is that taere<iss q eearcffynf wateran
over town. In some instances families ARE
almost suffering for it. Nowhere is there q
sufficient supply, to. be Of value ,inyesseof
fire. The people Of Yaankton- depend on
the men who engage in the water business
for their supply of water for domestic and
other purposes, but it has become evident.
that as a class they are not to b reiied upon.
Such a condition Of affairs Is a public
grievance and gshoulds. be- Created in
that light. As a remedy for the existing
evil it is suggested that the, Fifty couA.
Gil regulate the sale Of water in
the city by appropriate legislation. 1t
can require dealeFs 70 tskess o1tSSSs llee6Sles {
and revoke licenses when holders cease to |
perform their work In q manner satisfactory !
to the people. Il Tan feEnlsas the ptce ofd t
water and can s,ipulate that q celt,in guam
tity be kept avltlseie orsdt4Rprposes. l, !
can. BY proper legislation. relieve fh1apsQz !,
pie of tas,cousdEnt. .Assoydncsst wbtef !
they are subjected and break up tie wafer
famine which exists whenever verders of !
the liquid. ses 1T 10 CIT oGttpesa supply scu
Charles Eisealan Mss moved his dfyd 2
goods esd blishhii,ent Into Co1ss block, ON @
street. IN rs s4-aS. AZ 4 tster ,n1H
We are very sure Awecan saye yon money c
if you will buy your holiday goods of us. G
TT: MARSHALL &c., =
Capital Street. II
Bo.rde, yap,ed. Amiy !. Nj. Han. 8
near the corner Of Pine and Third streets.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26
100000 ENVELOPES

White and colored, sizes g., 6i4, GU, 81, 9s and
los, plain or printed, cheaper than ever before
offered In this market. Cal at Press and Dako- /.
Italian ONCE and examine, ~! ~ .s5sD4sB
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-12-26

Charles Ei.eman has. moved his DIR,
goods establishment tnto Cox's block, 81
Third street. 40 So. 81
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PERSONAL
Jvno DIE afrivedl Fuesday uixhtffum tue
m aE..yse5eS,s
IN (hr's' d
sels, eoasV AisSs Kno
e00ntH Neb.s,a is blending he holidays ID


l948tQ8GA
Ma. b. I. Bramble arrived last night
from the east, whore che has been visiting
several month";. ~ 'et.
! !, Simon { GsaqqalssieIs retn.ttnsed!. Tuesday night
dom an ipspsctionlof Krsmer's SIOUX Eails
.stagss lii.paeea,ss III I'LL 1piroonnsoiu,invces. il good, ! sJa
Sam Fsuchst,; who has been: building i
nils up The Niebssss .yssh
returned from that region . few days ago.
says; that the rush Of immigration into
the Niobrara valley continues without cessa-
.;gs[,sdst as,.. +. Y's[Hs,1 s,, . si.ss
;::i l]s1||,! y 4 ''s:st "i'',s'4
{ .tAsIisl Eiseman has moved his dry
goods establishment into Cox's block. On
Third street. I-E
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Charles Eiseman has moveA No. airy
goods establishment into CSaSAdek, Oh
Third street. :
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Charles Et.eness has ne1ved hIe dry
Third street.
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STORE TORRENT.

rbel s1s bidding IL t5- Js55,1l it'hs
Burnhsm as a millinery store, on Third
beiaor rspt sfaa January first
next. w. P. DEWEY.
n,cro,c+ 4 I ropxevc e. ~ :
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taplEslFJB E.RIi

A fuH;Iae Of lid iss' smisSss' and ichil
drep's'f urs just received at /, Piles & Co.'S.
i Go to Schandien's and inspect his large
and attractive assortment ofsnew goods.
Prices lower than eve, and III good. of The
0e'' qua!lty, soaA 9iil aoag7D2 .aei5,r
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BUR1.EIGH BROS.
siig! sT6hSYBaDY anaINE

Wanting an improved Sarm,. that has 80 acres
broke, so acres IL splendid hay land, a good
h%ouse-nearly new, and only seven milesfrom
J.. PARKER HAYWARD.
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o RENT.

A first class store room. 29xfO feet. next ad-
joining Merchants hotel, Broadway. Excellent
location. Apply to ORG
.osasssszx Nv; y. VALENr1xE.
NanktOn.