Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-09-16

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club are requested to meet tonight at the
club room, at eight o'clock.
HI. B. WYNN, President.
w. s. Bowen, Secretary.
LOCAL LAcoH,cs
Court meets at Bon Homme tomorrow.
The city schools opened to-day for the
fall term.
New oats are selling at twenty-three cents
per bushel.
All of the latest styles Of ladie's cloAkings
at Eiseman's.
Ex-Gov. A. j. Faulk has built an add;-
tion to his residence in this city.
A large supply of choice Hysiop crab
apples just received at Browns.
The steamer Peninah will take a number
Of carpenters from here to Rosebud agency.
Five tons Of drv goods Just receivedfrom
New York, cheaper than ever at L. d Par
mer's.
DR.. s. s. Turnerphas moved into the res
idence recently purchased from Mark NJ.
Farmer.
Judge Bennett will address a republican
meeting at Gayville Saturday evening, the
21st inst.
The republican county convention has
been called to meet at Yankton on the third
of October.
The celebrated Diamond brand Of oyster.
and celery at H. A. Schoregge's, kept con-
stantly on hand.
Don't fail to.go to Eiseman's for your
business suit, dress suit, or over coat; best
make and surf fit.
A new four foot side walk is being put
down OF the east side of Cedar street, be-
tween Third and Fourth.
divers warehouse is receiving a cover
ing of paint to-day, and will be ready to
receive grain Wednesday.
The reform club will give dancing en-
tertainment at the pavilion Friday night,
to which everybody is invited.
The sisters of mercy beg to announce to
the public that their academy will open On
Tuesday the 18th as the school furniture
has come.
Harry Katz's stock is varied, and suitable
for all classes-working men, merchants,
professional men. Everybody can be suited
and fitted.
The Baptist society will hold a mite
fociable at the residence of Mrs. I. E. West,
tomorrow Tuesday, evening. All friends
are invited.
Our enterprisine water man, Col. McCul-
ley, fearing the wind may play out after
election, has wisely concluded to put steam
power into his water works.
The new side walk on the south side of
the Jencks hotel is a good, substantial i'm.
provement,hnd in comparison with it the
dilapidated walks in the neighborhood
look worse than ever.
The building on Third street until recent
ly occupied by the Grand Central saloon
has been secured for the headquarters of the
Yankton Trip club. The first meeting Of
the club will be held in the new quarters
this evening.
Weather indications for the upper Miss
issippi valley clear or partly cloudy weather;
warm southwest, yeering to colder north.
west winds. For the lower Missouri valley.
clear or partly cloudy weather, with varia-
bic winds, mostly from the northwest.
s. p. Gamble, superintendent Of the Yank-
and Fort Sully and Fort Pierre and
Deadwood stage lines, returned to Yankton
Saturday evening from q trip to Kansas and
St. Louis. He brought with him two car
loads of horses-36 in number-which will
be used in stocking the line between Yank-
ton and Sully. The horses were purchased
in st. Louis, and are a splendid lot of ami
mails. He also purchased FIVE coaches for
use upon the line. The horses are at pres
emit in Gardner's stable, corner of Douglas
avenue and Fourth street, but will be dis
along the line during this week.
Mr.. Gamble has rented the stable on the
between Third and Fourth street, near
and is having it fitted up in good
'hape for the accommodation of the stock
It this end of the line. After October 1st,
he stage line between Yankton and Fort
sully will be A No. l.
Twenty-Five pieces carpets, consisting of
|hree-ply extra super6ne, Ingram and Ia
'estry Brussels, Mating and Floor Oil
Cloths just received and at low down prices