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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-14

Memphis Ava|nnehal
A go,d joke Is circulating among thn boys
IN connection with tho prize military
drill ut st. Louis In September. In
which the ihiKaaaw Guards won tho
first urza. The Harres Guards, the
Urnnk company Of Dayton, Ohio, had entered
thr llsts early. ihnY proposed To show tho
assembled thousands just what u tlrst-rlass
military company could do. As each Waiting
company arrived local company met them
ut tho depot 10 conduct Thorn to quarters.
Tho Hatria Guards came In one morning III
all the glory of brass buttons aud plumes. A
detachment was on hand To receive them.
Commander III tho detachment stepped for
ward nnd sauting tho Dayton captain, said !.
"Cautain. ! hrve the pleasure TO announce
that Won havn haen assigned quarters VT tho
Fair Grounds next To tho famous Ghickashws
nf Memphis. When ready TO move shall be
pleased 70 escort YOU
Dayton captain, drawing himself M still
40 ramrod and evidently offended. SIR. !
don't want to camp alongside lot of South
ern rehela.
III Louis captain now slightly ION hia orr N
Very sorry. sir. didn't know that "tebels
nr politics had anything to do with this thing
You can Use your own pleasure anu llnH
quarters that cult you. Exit vt. Louis de-
tHrhment
But thu Spartan tirmness of the Dayton
man saved tho IIarrlas Guards from the CO.
laflty af breathing the same atmosphere In
hailed by those terrible rebels. the thtcks.
Tho iIarrias Guards roasted away down
about NJ ~ III the contest, Though carrying
away no prize they escaped contamination.
The incident seems to prove that Bll the po-
lltiral Iunatica do not have their washing
done south pf tho Ohio river.
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"Reminiscences of Grant.

Strictly fresh "Reminiscences of Gon- Grant /:
Whom u boy iii Ohio. OF somewhere else Grant
drove n millS-wagon, Among his customers
was y colored family, A. he drove ND ono
day tx the domiGlIe OF his colored patron he
bethought him to have II little fun ut the OK
pense Of piekannny that was making mud
pies In tho door yard, and 80 addressed 1t.
You, Ephfaham, take dat chalk out ob yo'
eyel"
Ephraham's mother happened TO be Just
around tho corner Of the house hocing thu
watcrmelons. and Fastening around In front
she almost yelled in her indignation:
See haah. honey Yen hab all you kin tend
to VI you take dat chalk out % yo' milk ~
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Natura,ls,ng n Gn,nam,an.
baltimore N,1n

Inspired perhaps by the late election and
the spectacle of thousands of citizens casting
the freeman's vote Chinaman. who gave
his name as Yang Tang, which was inter-
preted John Thomas was naturaltaed in the
city court by Judge Carey yesterday. He
was y Christian. he said, and had been hap
tiEed Iii tho Catholic Church III Spain over
five years ago. He answered the usual inter
rnEatories as to his devotion TO the eonstitll-
tion Of the United States. his desire to re-
noslnee his allegiance To the Emperor of
China and his residence of five years in the
United States. witness corrohoraLad hia
statements aa To his residence and testified 10
his good reputation. when the court being
satisfied. and all the demands Of tho law hav
ing been complied with, Mr. John Thomas &C.
eeived his certificate of naturalization from
the hands of Mr.. Lowry. the court clerk. Mr..
James Logan, the eror. administered the
oaths. which We're takan In tho usual form hy
lsssing the Bible. The newly made citizen
was dressed In the European or American
fashion IN coat, pants, vest, etc. and spoke
broken English. which could Dc understood
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George 6chaub va Theresa Doll and
Henry Doll

Henry Don.
41HInn DISTRICT lOI1RT FOR THE PAR
l. Ish Of Orleans. No. 25.o26-Hy virtue Of u
writ Of seizure md sole. 10 mo directed by tho
honorable he Third District Court for the par.
ish Of Orleans, in tho above entitled cause. l
will proceed to sell ut public auction, at the
Merchants and AneFionaers' Exchange, loyal
IN The aecouA District of this city. on TUES
DAY. November lR, 1879 ut II o'clock M. the
following described property to wilt
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with MI the
buildings aud improvements thereor, and all
tho rights. ways. privileges and appurtenanees
thereunto belonging. or In any wise hppertain-
Ing. situated tn tho Fourth District 81 the city
Of New Orleans, In the square bounded by st.
Andrew, Felicity, Hercules. now Rampant. aud
Drvadss streets, designated by tho number
eleven, md measuring twenty five feet ono
inch md four liDss front on 1T. Andrew street
by one hundred and twenty one feet four
inches and four limos on the line Of lot number
ten, one hundred and twenty three feet four
Inches and one line on the other eide line and
twenty. five feet In the rsHr. Being the aame
property which the late Henry Doll. ar.. had
acquired BY purchase from & ephen NJ. Maat-
more. per act passed before D. q. Wells.
notary In this city on the twenty eight of Mar h.
1859 And which property now belongs Jointly
aud In common to the defendants, VIZ: 10 tho
said Theresa Doh widow of Henry Doll, Sr.l
for ona undivided half ns having been common
in property with her said hnabani. and the said
Henry Doll for no other half Ms the sole her OF
his aad deceased father Henry Doll. Hr
Seized In the allowed suit.
Terms Cash ~ tho pot. .5
] II. sIAEE aAHTItREAUN.
'Clvil Sheriff Of this Parish OF Orleans.
nntT "a n nG7 "A 19
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CURRENT HuMOR.
There IL b msn up Ia Arkansaa
Who can't aHw as much ~ hia ma can saw:
Hill give him mn INK


And with ono or Two whnrkH
He'll chop up moro logs than hia IN ean saw.
Grief Ia like q free lunch, Shakespeare
said. "Gricf fillR the room up.'
The point OF pencil Ia always sharp
enough to break Itself of when IT, falls TO the
door.
III would be money IN the yest pocket Vt
some man to invent y trap 10 catch t, tfain
whom ones watch Ii slow.
A Congressman chilled ha daughter he-
eauae shepermitted her lover To atay attnl 10.
La, pm" she said. 1--WE were only holding y
little extra session
The Paris fashion Or Indies taking ten In
bonnats and gloves dnean't snem absurd To ~
country boy. who often drlnka water tom
hts hat.
The prevailing style or wide bolts worn by
the ladies In calculated tnlmpfaas one With
the belief that u great deal ~ leather betting
lis going TO waist.
stlnay paraon. "Ynur charge seems high
one. sweep. You earn your money very anai-
ly"Swnep with Il gtipl ''YnH. sir VIZ gnn'lo-
rnen o. the cloth do sir. don't weT'
IPunoh.
whose custom IL was to pull of hen hushaua's
boots every evening. was wont TO exoaim on
such occasions How truly n IL aaih that
y Hope Ii the yanker OF The soul.
No, George Augustus "trousseau" is not
the French for trousers. y n the French for
Of In d month. t4tst married and you Will
know more about It. Brooklyn Eagle.
"A recitation room scene Professor IN his
tory II nan attentive senior MIR how
long did the thirty years war lastY N; A.
E.--iAbnut siSteen years. ! think, cir" Ar
plauaa Oh the part Ut attentive sonlnrs -
Harvard Lampoon
President "Now, Mr.. H. suppose q ray Of
light uonlea into this room and 10 refraeted Az
us to enter my eye Audible smile ~ tho
...tE. nfFlf
prasike Ifsals Record. j
Two Esaies presented themselves Mt The door
OF fairly ball, and 90 being asked by the
usher what character they paisnnatad, tliRy
replied that they were not III special costume.
whereupon he bawled out, "Two ladies with
out any character
Instructor ia Latin ."Mr. H., Of what was
Ceres tho Goddess Mr. b.-"she W.. was the
goddess Of marriage Instructor oh. no !;
"Why. I'm sure my book says she was the
goddess OF husbandry."- Prlnoetonlan.
He was tnotl careful man Jollibny
HWsil, old boy, m sorry TO 500 you LOOKING
so down. WHAT'S the matter?' Friend -"Oh
I've Just lost u cousin " my wita's" Iollt-
buy.aDaarl dear Why. II was only Tho
other day ] met YOU. yon had Lost your
mother-in- laws sister. What careless man
YOU ai'-iFun.
When Mra. Shpddplgh read In tho paper
that the government had expended 1851 00O,-
600 on liz Indian Service ehe urged Mr.. Shod-
deiEh TIL write Immediately and ascertain
where IL waH purchased Hho said her China
service cost only $500, and SHE could never
hn happy again until sha WAS the owner OF
all Indian service. INor,istown Herald.
A passer-by puts he head IN al the window
of the sbon where an honest euhher IL work
ang, never thinking ~ evil and says, cheer
fully. "Well. my friend, how many thieves
are there In this street, without counting
Whutfs nDbtfar
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rHE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1879

saia a1aesso,, Ia tho Secretary OF State Oh or be.
foro the twenty-ninth day Of December, 1879, IN
aooordauee With the provisions OF the proposed
constitution.
In testimony whereof, .ahve hefennto affixed
;, = aisnat,,re and oa1,sed ,'he seat Of the State
of Louisiana to be affixed th,Heo Nv NV .ie' ~
New OtlaHns, this thirty first aaV =. 'nE' -
tho year of our Lord one thpus aha e'Ea o"n"
dred and seventy nine. r,,, \ wrttrl
by the Acting Governors
OSCAR ARROYO.
Asststnns Secretary o. state
aua ttawoc1-dta
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JUDICIAL Arpveu'rssEa s.n ,s
SHERIFF -As sss.
F. =. MARTINEZ vs.. Louisiana Fertinzs"

n eHs WHEt3HFF FHe AVHENFHHH HVFNFHF1F
Manufacturing Company. On opposition Q
II. West n. Mason subrogated.
AtIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- lab of Orleans. No. ap52-By virtue Of q
plurlua writ of ert faeaa, to mo directed by the
honorable tho Sixth District Court for tho par
ish Of Orleans, In the above entitled cause,
will proceed to sell ut public auction. ut the
Merchants and Auctloneets' Exchange, .Horal
In the second District of this city. on TUES
DAY, Novemhar 25, 1879, Mt u O'CLOCK ln. the fol
lowing described property, to wit
ALL THE HIHHT. TITLE AND INTEREsI
of the Louisiana Fertilizer Manufacturing Gem-
pany In aud TO United States patent. No, llb,5s5
june q, lali. acquired by said company. de-
PENDANTS, f. ON J. NJ. Lowensteu.
Gelzed IN the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot
j. H. ALCEB GAUTlfREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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what's In "A WORD Anyhow ::


Tho examination of candidates for teachers
positions in our public schools sometimes de-
velops some amusing and ingenious answers
to the conundrums proppunded by the Board
of Examiners, A few days ago a young lady
submitted her paper in word analysis, which
contained tho following definitions: "Autono-
my" was defined AZ "tha religion OF automa-
toms !" "Beatial.' us excellence or that which
Is hest" "nptimist," rs 'ono versed In the
science of the Dyes.
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should be In m age Of such progress. and that
In this regard mans constitutional right, IN
der the clause latng to the pursuit OF hap
pinese, has not been made eIactive by appro..
priata scientific means. lale professor 81
rhamistry has had live wives iii hand during
tho last year. from Tho State OF Connecticut
alone. wiinI, IL h small State, and used To- be-
called thr lnnI pf Etradv habits.
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- . -.

1t might be supposed that deaf and dumb
man and wife would not quarrel but NJ. and
Mrs Goodwin, Of Greensburg, Indiana deaf
mutes, lived four years in noiseless disagree
ment. aud finally had desperate parting
fight. In which he was scaldad and heE skull
was fractured.
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To the Gulf All Alone.
T{J0,lritsr. Journal.

Mr. Robert Tyson. stenographer to the
court OF Queens Bench. Toronto, Canada. ar
rived nere yesterday Oh cruise ia the little
sail-hoat, n II. Bishop to New Orleans. lie
sailed on Lakes Ontario and Erie, took rail
from Toledo to Cincinnati, and IS now On his
way down the Ohio and Mississippi To the
gulf The boat is sixteen feet long and four
feet wide Mr.. Tyson Is alone, and makes the
Journey for health and pleasure.
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Mrs. Charlotte Leteher, the widow Of OK
Gov Letcher. or Virginia. died at Frankfort,
Ky. on the twenty ninth az October, from a
dose of arsenic which she took by mistake,
Mlpposing it to be burnt alum. She was
eighty-seven years old,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
.. THE STATE OF LOUISIANA. -.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
.,,., s&ss@ ISL OF ORLEANS.
OF JOSEPH DUMAS-No
LEG. Az. NOTICES


+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE FIFTH
i day Of July. 1879, judgment was rendered In
thiR court In the following entitled matter. Ia
the words md figures following, to wi -
No. AZ. INSTRUMENTATION of Joseph Dumas.
of his court this dny delivered and on tle it
is ordered that the rule herein. taken January
lG 1879, bs dismissed with costs.
1T 10 further ordered that tho demands Of the
tnarvsn ora Mr. md Mrs. Chatl1s belmont and
widow Gibbs Hobbs, filed January 9. 1919. ,be
dismissed, and that the said Joseph Dumas be.
and he ia hereby duly iuteraicted the defend.
ants to pay all costs Of this suit.
Judgment rendered July i, 1879
A. T.. TfssOT. Judge,
In testimony whereof haze hereunto set my
hpnd and afIisad the seal Of the said court, NJ
tho city of New Orleans, on this TWEEN y second
day Of October. in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy nine.
EUG. D'HERETE, Deputy Clerk.
nos II II
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The Board Of Directors, at meeting held on
the twenty -eeoond day 81 January. 1879. after
setting aside Ten Thousand Dollars to tho
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the rear
and paying the 10 per cent dividend to the
pqbap Oh aTs FsssT2EEef ER BA on oAs ~
net earned participating premiums OF the year
ending December 81. 1878. said dividend payable
January, 1879.
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DIRECTORY:
IT, J. Hart. J. Weis Boot Meashea
Fl. RSnshaw. y. w. Taylor. u, FRtip,
B. B,seoe, j. g. Morris. T. L. Airey.
A. Baldwin. james /. Day. n. d. Craig.
u. Maeready, T. o. Levy. Earn1 Il, BOYD
W. r., Seymour Emory Olapp, Jne 8. Groves
Jno q, Gaines, d. A. 0hafYraix. J. A, Blanc
jesse &. Flower. y. l.. Harris. Fl. Newman
tRHtv
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The foregoing statement Il a Just, true and
orrsef transcript from the books of the Come
pGnV JAMES i, OAx. Pr6std6nEs
H. OAngENTHR, EeerstarY.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this twens
tv -seeond day OF January, 1879.
A. INGRAHAM. Notary Public
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

hin,to fassgo Tie plsasares Of recreation
Wherever Col. Lugenbsel may 30. he viii
30 held in kindly remembrance BY the
eteers and men of The Arst and BY hi
Eheelfs q civilian friends 10 ths portion Of
EDAkoAa.S
Dr.. Champion, the post surgeon, is to b
dsaigned to another post ere long. For two
year, he has had charge Of the Randall
hospital and has attended to the medical
wants OF the garrison and has won golden
opinions from all.
The first regiment band expresses a desire
10 attend the next territorial fair. Leader
Smith says il can b 20 arranged that the
expense to the society will be small. An
opportunity to secure 80 great an attraction
be taken advantage Of.
The Lugenbeel nine 10 also willing to
put in an appearance at the fair and contest
for the honors Of the diamond field with
any other nine in the territory. In the
base ball line they are the best in Dakota.
Fgt-- -tt u. NJ
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11
YANk1oN COUNTY NOTES.

Correspondence Of the Press aud Dakotaian.
Town SO, range IS, Yankton county, Aug.
II, 1S79.-Small grain in this locality is
cut and a large portion stacked. The aver.
age yield will be larger than the estimate
made before harvest. a s.
The corn crop is truly wonderful. Good
judges say many fields will, il nothing hap
pens them, average seventy-6ve bushels
per acre.
Considerable hay has been cut. Mr.. Ole
Lee, who own the largest herd Of cattle in
this region, has most of his hay secured.
A heavy Russian immigration is settling
northwest of here in the Jim river valley.
We are glad to see them come. They are
an honest industrious and thrifty people.
We are glad to learn that their political
proclivities are decidedly republican. They
will help to strengthen the republican par
~ in Dakota, the party which in the nation
has done so much to strengthen our govern
ment, to consolidate our institutions, and
excite the respect and admiration of man.
kind. Our "dimmycrat" friends out here
have declared for Alex H.. Stephens fol
president and Gen. Wade Hampton for vice
president. They say that these worthless
are their first choice. and they will surely
vote for them if they secure the "dimmy.
Graf" Endorsement in convention. Generals
Grant, Sherman, Blaine, Window and
Conkling each has his friends among repub.
licans here.
II, Yours etc. VER1rAs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11
THE RIVER.

The river IS at q stand, 1t tell one Inch
from Saturday to Sunday but rose one inch
since. t
The General Meade arrived at noon yes
terday from below and left at six O'Clock
last evening for Cheyenne.
The Helena is advertised TO leave here
for Fl. Benton, on Sunday, Aug. "a, and the
Butte IN Saturday. September Goth.
The Niobrara returned from Niobrara
last evening, and will remain herea few
days, and she may posibly take a load Of
freight to Rosebud.
The steamer Niobrara has abandoned
Sioux City as a starting point and is here
after business. The cause Of this change is
that Sioux City cannot give her work to do
and her captain thinks it is about time to
quit living on the glory Of bucking Yank-
tom. One by one the roses fall.
The river bank near the government
warehouses was caving In very rapidly last
evening. A bar has formed in the middle
of the river opposite the warehouse and the
current is driven into the bank on this side
with great force. striking the bank near the
water tanks of D. McCully and George D.
Allen, and continues cutting into the bank
for about two thousand feet below there.
Mr.. Allen was at work removing bis wind
mill and tank at a late hour last night, and
the quartermaster had q gang OF fifty men
at work removing the freight from the
south side of the warehouse. The bank
had caved' in up to the buildings al nine
O'Clock last night. and fears were enter
tanned that they would 10 into the river be-
fore morning. The brush and stone thrown
into the river by the Dakota Southern rail-
road company. only increased the damage
instead o fstopping it. An eddy was form
ed justbelow the rip-rsps and the caving
in of the banks increased with double the
rapiditv with which it had been falling In
before the rip rsps we're made. Mai. El-
derkin has made oil preparations for the re-
moval of freight in the lower warehouse.
and will be able TO move it out at Q few
minutes notice. This morning the bank
had caved in so as to let the. uuderpinnipg
on theisouthwest corner of the upper ware.
house into the river and unless the build
ing is speedily removed there is danger that
it will 60 into the river. Orders have
been received from Superintendent Mer-
chant to remove the building to the north
side of the track, but as the building is q
very lsrge and heavy one the task will be
9 difficult M A large force of men were
engaged this afternoon to do what can be
done to save The building.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

Just received the fall and winter report
of fashions for 1s79-so, and having the
best selected stock of broad cloths, doe
skins, worsteds and fascy suitings in the
territory, I am prepared to make up gar
ments in the most stylish and substantial
As my goods are all new they can
not fail to give satisfaction.
n. GRADY.
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L

the undersigned and Oliver Shannon Esq. hay
ing been this day dissolved by mutual consent
l shall hereafter be found in YanktOm from Sat.
Campbell andSmith's loan office. corner Third
and Cedar streets.
Yankton this 4th day of August 1919.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11
TENTS, WAGON COVERS AND HAMmocks.

Just received from "the Missouri Tent
and Awning company,st. Louis, No." full
assortment of wall and wedge tents, also
wagon covers and hammocks. aud for sale
cheap, corner Of Third and Broadway by L.
D. Farmer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11
PERSONAL

w. w. Aurner, Of Swan Lake is in town.
G. II. Cameron has returned from Wis
consln.
Joseph Allen. of the Swan Lake hotel. is
in town to-day.
W. E. Cation, trader at Rosebud, was a
passenger on the Meade.
Emil Branch and wife. of Swan Lake,
spent the Sabbath in town..
DR.. Livingston left this morning for his
cattle ranch up the Niebrara. He will re-
main several weeks. .arg
Mrs. Hall, whose husband recently died
of consumption, is lying in precarious
condition with the same disease.
Crab Apples, at
BLATT 4 BuERDoRF's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11
NEW GOODS FOR FALL TRADE.

Twenty pieces all wool shirting fannels
just received from the manufactury At La
porte, Indiana, and offered at low prices
corner Of Third and Broadway by L. D.
Farmer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

4. d. FARMER, srd and Broadway, 10
receiving goods from New
York, which enablcs him 20 keep his
stock fully assorted with now goods the
ssason'threaRh,andA At - lew prices a. can
be had west OF ChicaEo. W. him a cali
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

Fish, sliced ham, as we'll as fresh meats
on hand at all times, at T. N. Brays',
Capital Market.
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FOR RENT.

ASMALL frame dwelling house in good re-
"A pair, furnished throughout we'll of water
situated one block west of residence of Geo. II.
Hand. Apply at this office VIM. WALpOLE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

The place to get your moneys worth is
the Tivoll saloon, where you find the coolest
Milwaukee Lager Beer on drsught, and a
fine free lunch every morning from 9 to
1880, and Saturday nights from 9 to 1880
p. NJ.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

Something entirely new in the shape OF
collars and cuffs. Water proof linen, at
Wise Bros.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

Dr.. W. H. H. Brown, oeuust, Unior
block, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11
PRESCRIPTION FREE

For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness, Loss
of Manhood, and all disorders brought on by
indiscretion or excess. ANY druggist has the
ingredients. Address DAVIDSON & CO., 7s
Nassau street, New York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved to q location one door north of Ed
munds y Wynn's bank. a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

DR.. II. D.; Dodge. aenllss, Dewit's block
Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

Choice sheet music arriving every day at
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-11

Money to loan on one to five years time
G. j. B. HARRIS.