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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25
"oNLY PRINTER

A reader would think from the following,
in the Crawford County Qowa) Bulletin,
that Mrs. Beavers had been belihling the
professors Of the presevative art. Ii cor.
reefs her in this indignant manner:
"In her lecture last Wedne day evening
Mrs. Beavers took occasion to remark that
amoung her a%cquaintances is a man who il
a printer. He has travelled through differ.
ent countries, and been a public speaker,
and people (including Mrs. By wondered
that he was only q printer. Only a printer,
indeed! Perhaps Mira. Beaver thinks tina,
the printing business is below her standard
Of intellectual greatness. Yes, he was only
= printer Who was the Earl ofStanhopei
He WAS onlya printer. Who was Prince
Frederick Williams married TO the princes,
royal Of England)7 He was only sprinter
Who was WIN. Baxton, one Of the the fro
mers Of English Literature? He was only ,
printer. Who were Greeley, G. P. Morris
Sothern. James Parker, n. r. Willis, Bayarc
Taylor, Charles Dickens, Thien, Douglas
Jerrold, George D. Prentice, Dix, Canerou
Nile, Colfax and Bonner7 Only printer
Who was Benjamin Franklia! He "a
only . printer. Who vaaJanes gschauaa
he vas Only a printer. II requires brain
70 be only . printer"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25
Of nots I have read on Dakota. outside .h,
Dbl YY.pS.v

Of nots I have read on Dakota. outside the
Black Hills"
The answer is that va have not within
the ~bcuAdaries of Dakotas land grant Sail.
so.ds ~ slSxe no Assy5 oqsbontie1s ID
Aik ~ US. sndo or lseis6tures insa sspari,
q falSe ecoAbny, hes psrsisSa q! vosins
sppsuprlassons for inauguration
work. Hence We are comparatively un.
known, while localities of far less value are
In the minds aud mouths Of millions of
people.
We have printed these questions and
answers for the benefit Of those who want
information about our territory. vii
every Dakctstas who reads them send .
copy os this paper to some one At the east!
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Reliable Evidence.

Ma. n. r. STEVENS
Dear Str:-I will most cheer
fully add my testimony to the
great number yONhave already
received IN favor Of your great
and good medicine, Vc9etino,
for ! do not think enough can.
be said In its praise for / was
troubled over thirty years with
that dreadful disease, Catarrh,
and had such bad Coughing
spells that it would seem rs
though l never could breathe
any more, and veKetino has
cured me; aud l do feel ia
thank God all the time that
there ts so good q medicine as
vekettno, and l also think II
one Of the best medicines fol-
coughs. and weak, sinking feel.
ings at the stomach, and ad-
wise everybody to take the
veEettnc. for I eau assure
them 1t Is one Of the best medi-
%ines that ever was.
MRS. L. GORE. .
Cor. Magazine 4 Walnut-Sts.
y Cambridge. Mass.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25
1T 10 A
Valuable Remedy.

SOUTH BOSTON, Feb. I, 1870.
Mr.. STEVENS
Dear SRI have taken sew
eral bottles Of your VeKetinc,
and am convinced 1t is a valu-
able remedy for Dyspepsia,
Kidney Complaint. and general
debility of the sytem.
l can heartily recommend 1t
to all suffering from the above
complaints.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. MONROE PARKER.
s6 Athens Street.
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GIVES
GIVES
Health, Strength
And Appetite.

My daughter has received
great benefit from the use of
veRetine. Her declining
health was n source of great
anxiety to all her friends. a
few bottles of VeGetinc re-
stored her health, strength and
n. H. TILDEN,
Insurance 4 Real Estate Agt.,
No. - Sears Building,
Boston, Mass.
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CANNOT BE
EXCELLED.

CHARLESTowN. MASS.
II. r. STEVENS
Dear Sir::-ThiS is to certify
that l have used your Blood
Preparation in my family for
several years. and think that,
for Scrofula or Cankerous HUI
moS'or Rheumatic Affections.
it cannot be eNcelled and. as
a blood purifier or spring medi-
cine. it Is the best thing | have
ever used. and l have used al
most every thing. lean cheer
fully recommend 1t to any one
in need of such n medicine.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs, A. A. D1NSMORE,
No. 10 Russell st.
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An Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name. 10
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THE GOTRTS.

EQUITY COURT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday. Riggs VS.. Douglass; exceptions to
auditors report allowed. and report confirmed
In other respects. Temple VS.. Lacey; validity
OF deviSeS adjudged and decree directed Fry
VS.. Stlckney; decree to be drawn referring case
to E. Carusi. Peabody vs. Peabody; divorce de-
creed; complainant to have custody of chill
dren.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Smell.
Yesterday, George Hardeman, obtaining mo-
ney by false pretences; nolle pros. VIM: Cahill,
assault; continued. Albert Smith, petit larcnny,,
OF meat for Mrs. Hudnell; Jail 60 days Frank
Selby, larceny of silk dress; continued. Sam,
Wheeler, grand larceny Of carpet from Kerr
Clark & Trunnell; continued to 10th. Albert
Middleton, keeping vicious dog; $40 or Is days.
John Cook, larceny of a stencil plate; SIS or Is
days.
To-day, Henry Kaiser and Henry Schultz, loud
and bOiSterouS; S. each. LuelliS Taylor, loud
and bosterouS S.. Frank Young, John Jones
and Noah Burke, ARRAY. Burke plead guilty:
Young claimed that Burke attacked him and
Jones that he attempted to part them. Burke
was fined S., and the others dismissed Laura
Mason was charged with the larceny of shawl,
testified that she found the coat on the back OF
Laura, and held her till an officer came. The
defence was that she bought the coat from
boy. The property was ordered to be returned
and Laura was dismissed. Matthew Smith, as
sault on Joseph Carroll, plead guilty; S.. Alex
ander Dubant, assault; continued Samuel
Mneelef, larceny OF a roll of carpet from Kerr
Clark Trunnell; continued. Samuel Mack,
assault on Warren Young; 81. Richard Crown
peace, or 80 days. VIM. Cahill, assault on Har-
r1et Cahill; bonds to keep the peace John Fred
erick, rape; continued. Henry Wright. larceny.
jail three months.
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GEORGETOWN.

SENT TO THE HOsPITAL.-Thos. Evans. a man
about As years Of age, being sick and destitute.
was sent to the almshouse hospital to-day.
CANAL NEwS.-There is almost complete
Jam along the Georgetown level OF the canal
from the outlet lock to the creek the cause
being the non-working OF the new outlet lock,
the repairs of which are not yet finished. SO
thal all boats have to come down the canal to
georgetown. 1t is expected that the lock will
be In working order by the first of next week.
COAL TRADE.-Receipts and shipments for the
week ending to-day: Recepts-Maryland Coal
Co, 5000 tons; New Central Coal Co., 500 tons:
Borden Mining Co., 5000 tons; Consolidation
coal Co, 3C0o tons. Shipments Consolidation
Coal Co, $500 tons; Maryland Coal Co., 1920
tons; New Central Coal Co., 9,40O tons; Borden
Mining Co. $500 tons. Vessels very scarce and
fIeightS advancing
GRAIN.-Arlfved- Boat Hattie and Bessie,
WIN ) 3 o bushels wheat to Hartley q Bro.
.. ME E AM MISUNDERSTANDING on change
to-day $500 bushels OF wheat, which sold at
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GOOD Ingram Carpets. 25. 81, SIC
Extra Heavy Ingrains Carpets 40 and 40
All Wool Ingram So worth Toe
lew styles Lowell, best Ingrains 7sc
GOOD Brussels Carpets, az, IS and g0s
Remnants best Brussels 75c
Enll Size White Blankets, 81. as, 81. 81 50 &c
CARGO Comforters, Cotton Lined, very cheap
tosks-newest styles-unprecellen;sd low i,rscae
FOR qualities, from 81 IS to S25 fAAOoo
Black Cashmeres, extra cheap, Wool ssc Nm
Coinied Cashmeres, all wool, -, 80. g. 75c
All Wool Diagonals and SERIES "a Lss.
I. n. NArDAIN
noNS-r 700 MJErftef SDreS.
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ok FINE DRESS SHIFTS

nne Linen bosoms, for 81. so; ready to pnt on
Finest DRESS SHIRTS made TO order in ,Io
most e.eEant manner for So % ~ 'A-0
Our " MYSTERY" SHIRT, unfinished at ~ c,o
pace h1ace 81 Mansutta Muslin and Extra fine Linen
bosom, IS the cheapest Shirt in the world ~
Our " Mystery Shirt al 75 cts unfinished 10 ~,
good rs any 81 Shirt ia the market - " 40
Our Mystery" Shirt is rsta!,ed NJ Fac.or,
Wholesale prices and Six of them = Z nice Chris
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, OPEN FRoxr
at 80 cts. is made OF the same nG;erI as tie "NSi
terry ~ 'Ae hSs-
onf 81 shlrt, ready to put on, has been reiucad
70 % cts, ana is worth double the Money bTt Wa
are compelled to Reduce Stock at our Factory in
B.4ul-oTe as We are about To build large addition
iEeTt!o, and desire to carry less Stock whilst the
Eo,5.tr MtGiNNISs', 1909 r. stree, ,.,r.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Editor Star:-AS you shine for all, please in
form me why the report of the receiver OF the
German National Bank does not allude to any
expenses of closing up the concern. Is no charge
to be made for Mr.. keyser'S services? How is
it? YOvrS- Ajax
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A PLEASANT REMEDY.-Messrs VIM. s. Kim
ball & Co, OF Rochester. the manufacturers OF
the Vanity Fair cigarette, are making cigarettes
from valuable recipe for the cure and relief of
asthma, catarrh and cold In the head Many
people have used them, and say they are the
pest and pleasanteSt remedy yet known. They
are purely vegetable, contain no tobacco and
furnish withal very pleasant smoke. Sold by
elgar and drug dealers. Sample package by
mail, 25 cents
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CUNNING ACCIDENTAL. p. Deitrck. nror,i-
nent merchant, and postmaster at Manfkel l.
GocchlaEd county, Va, while hunting ye,ter-
day shot himself accidentally, and Is Supposed
to be mortally wounded. His brother ab1uf
two years ago committed suicide. Deitrick was
Highly connected
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PLACE Your fire Insurance in reliah,e cor

PLACE your fire insurance in reliable COM
nanles, and never be dazzled into a feeling OF
security by grand array OF figures placaried
by numerous institutions, whose Internal
management will bear little scrutiny. Patronize
your nome companies by bearing in mind that
tne Well-regulated and efficiently-man ared
Arlington Fire Insurance company for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, (oftice 1905 Pa ave y insIlres
al equitable rates, and guarantees prompt pay
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OFFENSIVE Discharges from the Head. Deaf
ness, Catarrh and Throat Affections successfully
treated. After an experience of thirty years.
curing which time DR.. Hartley has permanently
cured the most aggravated cases, he now offers
10 the public his Great Remedy for CatarYh,
price 81 per bottle, or six for S. 90 Sold by the
Mholesaie Agents, w. b. Entwisle, corner 18th
and Pa. ave; StOtt q Co.. and by Druggists
everywhere. Cures ncrmanent
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1905 F. ST.. Between 18th and 18Th sts
peNter's Celebrated Bah Knitting Cotton. So mn
olarks Best, oyard Spool Cotton Sc C6 sIoos for
= cents. "a Navy Blue RepeIlant I.adi,.s' C1oth
foc I'd. Co!ored Wooden Blankets, h5e piece 81 al
lair Ladies, Fine Merino Under Vests Sa, ana
M. Linen Crash for Toweling Be- yd and M
Androscosyfn "A Bleached Cotton. 71ac vi IoveIy
Dress Goods. l0c. I'd and up. White Wool Flannel
TX I'd and up. Atwood French Ca,hmere
doube width, superior finish so Cotton. warn Cash
nlert 8, Zoe and up. 20-bone Corse:s in Boxes Doe
beautini Neck Ruffiing. Toe yd. aud up. Splendid
and 3button Paris Kids. 800 and 81 * nair
Navy Blue and Seal Brown Silk. only SHE yd
BECK Lyons Gros Grain Silk, 81 90; worth N 'o5
rOyl4tr RRpDIf l. aI,C
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THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS,

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" VETS,
FROM AUCTION.

Having The largest stock of yELVETS in this CITY
We are able to offer SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To
DREssMAKERS. MILLINERS and 4 AIIoRs who
tuy 10 SCI again To regular retail trade we ar.
prepared TO offer unheard Of bargains in SILK and
FELEEJS.
CONNoLLY-S,
COS Ninth street,
noy2fr OPPOSITE Patent Oacs
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Condensed locals.

street lamps viii be LIGHTED at 500 .. N. and
txtincuiSEed at 1l:50 p. IN.
Revival services at I2th-Strept southeast
church are increasing in interest. A large nun
Ter have been converted and Joined the church
Intending purchasers of furs viii be inter-
ested in Willett q RuOff's new advertisement in
tO-day'S paper.
Miss Lille st. Clair, residing on II street, be-
tween Atm and 5th streets northwest. was Sc
'erely burned in the face last evening by the
explosion OF coal Oil lamp.
Jas. ClaXton, the driver OF the fremont house
coacn- fell from the box OF his coach in front of
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad depot YES
terday, aud cut his head severely
About ~ o'clock this morning Officers NokeS
and Marks brought 10 the Eighth precinct sta
lion dead female infant, which they found in
bucket at the corner OF New Jersey avenue
and street southeast.
Henry Rwyers. a resident of Caldwell N J.
became the victim last night of some confidence
men, who took him 10 a restaurant where he
was robbed. Sergeant Brosnan, through the
agency OF Benjamin Beyeridge, recovered $780,
which was about the amount stolen.
J. ShillingtOn and ]. G. Parker send early
copies OF the atlantic HonthiU. HGrper's Monthly.
Seriba6I's Magazine and st. Nicholas for De-
cember.
Justice of the Peace Beuter writes that the
affidavit Of one 7. j. BickSler in the Wilmer
ease. published in Thursdays issue, is unuuali-
hedly false so far as IL charges him (I;euter)
with having received other than his legitimate
ices as magistrate, and he asks a suspension
Of public opinion.
Detectiye Miller arrested a bright mulatt0
man this morning named Al. Mchenny. on the
charge OF being connected with the recent house
burSlarieS IN the northern portion OF the city
The proofs and circumstances are pretty direct
against hin, and he was commit Ted Tor hear
lIg.
At the election Of trustees OF the Columbia
BANK Note company. held to-day at the Gfice OF
Tie company. the following gentlemen We're re-
elected 10 serve for the ensuing year: VIM H.
Philip. Geo. T.. JCncS. j. ". Waters, John O.
EVans- III. >tickney, Walter :. Cox, Nathaniel
wilson.
iavid Thomas, convicted a few weeks since
o. & ling policy. was sentenced by Judge Wylie
IN I lie Criminal Court to-day 10 ten months in
iail.
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CARPETs, CARPETS, CARPETs.-Cottage car
se' e. 10 IS .; ingram carpets, 81, 40, a. So IS
foo So w. 80 twoRy carpets new patterns, 15c
prooI; cents; Nottingham lace. Is, 80. 81, so.
up aoleS new style cloaks from 81. So S. 81, IS.
S sro S !. elankets immense stock to select from
sl:25, $50. AT Towsons. SsS pa ave South CO. ~,
side, near .th.-Adrt WV q: ave. so"'n
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DUN SAtLE IL; Downing, auctioneer,
on Monday evening next. It Comprises a list of
about 600 lots, In which are many rare and NJ
valuable works. See advertisement Tor partic.
ulars. AS' P"i@'S
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PLAIN FACTS.


TO BE CONVINCED, CALL AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF.
Business Suits,
SGT. 8. 10. II. Il. Is. IL. $50.
Dress Suits,
10. II, Is. IL, 20. %, Is. $3.50.
Fall Overcoats,
So, 8, 10. II. l5 $ls.
Winter Oyercoats
$50, 4, 3, 6, 8, 10, II, 10, IL, 20, S25.
Diagonal worsted Coats and Vests
7,e. 10, II, Is, IL, $40.
Black Cloth Frock Coats,
e.. 10. II, Is. 800.
Black Cashmere Pants,
4,5 6, 8, $40.
Fancy and Dress Cashmere Pants,
3,4,b 6, z. SO.
Business Cashmere Pants.
2, 4. s. Sc.
Heavy Working Pants.
!. l25. l50, L75, g.
Youths Suits,
81, 8, 10. II. SIS.
Boys Suits,
as. 8. 10, $l2.
School Suits,
S,4. 8. 6, 2, Ga
Children's Suits,
260, 3, $50. 4, 6, 6, 8, SO.
Youths Overcoats,
4.6, 6, Z, 8, 10, II, SIS
Boys Overcoats,
8, 4, 8, 6, Z, 8, $40.
Children's Overcoats. 2.25, $50, g. a. So.
Children's listers. 4, 6. 9, 8. $40.
Mems Heavy Working Goats, $25O.
Mems Double-breasted Box Coats, S.
Black Cloth Vests. l.5O. 2, 225. $50. H. g.
A. sTRAUs,
1O11 Pennsylvania Avenue.
oct18tr Between 10th aud 18th streets
MISSES SULLIVAN.
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS,
No. 40 street n. w.
MISS r. SULLIVAN will call on Ladies at their
residences to receive ORDERS if requested by postal
SnvERsPooYSss,h Ks.
OF the most elegant styles,
MANUFACTURED by
nov7tr ~ va saM nai kis g., bs s8S;
SNOW-WHITE BREAD
- VIII be guaranteed if you use
CERES,
The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour In the Dis.
u1ct; or,
SteTltno'S Sc. LOssiS EdncV Patent.
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour; or,
GOLDEN HILL,
The well known Standard Family Flour Of the Dis.
rict II is better than it ever was, and makes
Rolls and Bread as light and a
white as the driven snow.
class Grocery Store.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
OoRNIR lsT STREET AND INDIANA AyNuA
oct22m' WIN n GAIT 4 90.
S ..7s CARRIAGE ROBES.
. ::::: TIE BEST ''; 81: :!:s IN THE
HORSE COVERS and BLANKETS.
from 81 up, at the
POPULAR HARNESS and TRUNK FACTORY of
JAMES g. TOPHAM,
1875 Seventh street,
Adjoining Odd Fellows' Hall
Trunks Covered and Repaired Promptly. oct25-tr
limited STATES 4 PER GENT,
y BONDs On hand for immediate delivery.
District Of Columbia, Twenty and Thirty year Gold
S6S Bonds Of D. O., guaranteed by the United
States. Coupon or Registered, bought aud sold.
Other 1nyestmenf gecurities bought on orders
Sug2E LEWIS JOHNSON 8 CO., BankeEA
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ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE
Lawrence Reilly, laborer, 60 years old who oc-
cupled room in New York tenement house
Win MS wife Catharine, aged 45 years, yester-
DAY, IN par0xySm of rage, seized an axe and
leHed ner 10 the floor by blow on the head
making deep and serious wound. Believing
MS VIE dead ne took razor and cut his own
throat 1t Is believed Mrs. Reilly's injuries are
not fatal, put that Reilly cannot live Jealousy
Is supposed 10 nave caused the tragedy.
IowA's DEADLY PEsTILENCE.-The country to
the south and east Of Newton, averaging five
miles distant from the courthouse in f'hat CITY
| is suffering from malignant dphther1a to an
alarming extent. The population OF the Injected
district is about 3,O00 and the number of deaths
has already been about 100. This makes death
rate equal to that the fever-infected cities of
the south recently suffered--Neuton (Ial Letter.
"The Andrews brothers have refused soO OoO
for the dory Nautilus in which they crossed the
sea, believing that they can make more money
by exhibiting it.
eE-The Abbott democrats or ssregularsn IN
Boston have nominated Hon. F. o, Prince for
mayor.
IL Scarcely tramp is now to be found in
New Hamphire, thanks to a rigid tramn act
thoroughly administered. WV
u Arthur BlaZ, law student. was rim over
and instantly killed in Philadelphia Yesterday
by train on the Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road.
TAnd now they say that Weber OF Louis
lana is also going to confess how he periured
himself In the fraud investigation.
eVTopsy was scientifically right, Mr.. Huxley
says when she 'spected she gr0wed, for it is a
misuse OF language to say that people are made
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &C.. To might.
National Thrdter.-ROOert Heller, the mayi-
cian, musician, and Wit.
TRsater Comigue.-" staff os Diamonds; Or
True to the Core" and varieties
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O0tNOt II III TeVWSVtCUUtU UC6NNe.
NEW Law AND MISCELLANEOUS
IN BOOKS
Scientific Memoirs. By Jno. ": Draper. .......S3OO
Growth OF the steam Engine. Thurston....... $50
Cousin Poy's Gold Nine. Mrs. A. E. Porter. 40
Inc ceramic Art Jennie j. Young. ........... 500
SLnltns Manual Equity. lngeTso.l's Notes. 400
Hinkleys Testameltary Law of Maryland. 800
Revised Statutes N Y, I'd edition, 1873. 200
Us. Supreme Court Reports Otto. Vol O.. 500
Our Stationery Stock is complete with all the
new and attractive styles including very handsome
Ties in frames, Glass Inkstands and Paper Weights
Chromos, Picture Frames, Russia Leather Goods, &c
Our customers are invited to examine
w. Il. L o. II. MORRISON,
Law BOOKSELLERS AND STATIoNERs,
oct9-tr 4S5 Penu1. Qpenue,
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~ IN
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