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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04

WHAT NEWPORT bellies DO WITH
CAsToFF Clothes People often Won
der what becomes ofrich women S dress
es; after being worn half II dozen times
they are cast aside ms dun, stale and de-
cidedly jrjune. A little Jewess who is
stopping ut the Ocean House II day or
two just now, could tell the whole story
il she would. She is here for the sole
purpose Of buying cast-oif clothing.
Dresses that cost couple of hundred
dollars. she gets without difficulty for
twenty-five or thirty dollars. Taking
them to New York with her, sells them
to fast women and actresses for good
prices. 1t may seem wicked tina; IA hand>
some wardrobe which cost two or three
thousand dollars shodld be sold out for
two or three hundred dollars, but it is
done by women of wealth and fashion,
and by Newport women more than any
elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04
THE WRONG CHANDLER,

Mr.. VIM. E. Chandler. the Secretary
of the National K publican Committee,
arrived here las: Wednesday, and the
next morning Mr.. w. L. Chandler. nm
Eastern acrobat and juggler, also reach
ed this city from Chicago to fll an en-
gagement ut " Woodwa' d 5 gardens. Lust
evening our State Central Republican
Committee, assisted by many Rrpubi-
cans, rendered the former distinguished
politician dinner Mt the Palace hotel, at
which there was represented an imposing
array of po'i,ical and financial bgbucs of
the party. After the steak wrestling and
knife swallowing had in n measure sub
sided the company braced back il their
chairs, closed their eyes in the attitude OF
earnest attention, and the speeches began.
FourteeE wcllknown politicians said
that never in the whole course of their
public career had they been called upon
to do Justice to an occa> ior more fraught
with, etc, etc. Eleven heavy capitalists
felt proud OF the opportunity OF extending
IL characteriSt ic California welcome to
one whose eminent services, etc, ETC.
Eigh. editors remarked that as what had
been already said had beer on the whole
SO we'll said. they felt that nothing re
mained for them but to join in extending
the right land Of fellowship to one whose
signal abilities. etc.
The occasion of all this 0ratorical tal1y
encased the edibles and surrounded the
Rnedcrer with II heartiness that did the
souls of his entertainers good, and when
the toast of the evening, "Our Di,tin-
gui>hed Guest" was drunk he steadipd
himself by placing one hand on the Web
sterian forehead of Superintendent Dodge
aud the other on Senator Shnrous virgin
dome of thought, and responded as tol
lows
Gcutemen-M Ny Dear Bovs-I really
am cr-knocked endways 10y this way up
blowout. You do me proud. I've er
hnarn tell that You California fellers
treated Booth and jefferson and them big
dugS OF their prolesshun bang up. bat
lidn I know you came out 50 alfred
strong on Us variety people. However,
| claim TO be The Only Chandler."-
| kin get away with any man in my line
ot business that walks on legs. There
amt one Of 'cm kin keep four cannon
balls in the mir Mt the same time--not
one, knows. There's that little Dutch
man Klopheimer who bin, to do hoop
contortion@ acts, but he's fraud, gents
II perfect fraud. The hoop he crawls
through with glass of water balanced
on hi, nose i, just the same size rs mine,
admits but then its Injla rubber
hoop, | Kin prove it. I'm gong to have
er benefit next Saturday evening, and
hope you'll all come Only six-bils for
reserved seats. l will now pass round
the table with the tickets"
But before Tho Great Senegambian
Jugger could consummnte his frugal
intentions he felt like one who trod alone
the banquet hall deserted. The gue,ts
had quietly, but firmly, lit out, and rs we
40 to press the miserable committee, who
had captured the wrong Chandler. are
still hiding in the foot hills until the
thing blows overs. 4. Post.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04

SOME STATIsTICS. The Boston Tran
script thus groups together some statis-
ties of the kind which almost everybody
might know if anyone took time TO think
OF them. Allowing two square feet To
each person, the entire population Of Ros-
ton could stand on the public gardpr,
with good deal of room To spare. The
entire population of the United States
could stand in Boston proper, (uot iuclud
ing Brighton. Dorchester aud West Rox-
nury). The ecntrepopulation of the world
(uow estimated at 400, 600 ,0C0) could
stand on the island Of Marlha's V Vineyard,
or in the space occupied by the towns OF
Boston, Brooklinc, Newton, Necdham
DeAham, Hyde Park and Milton. The
State Of Massachusetts would IN this way
accommodate seventy times the present
population Of the world. The entire pop
ulation of the world, placed side by side,
and allowing two feet to each person,
would encirclc the earth twenty times -
The States of Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont, taken together, areas large
as England. Any one Of the States of
Georgia, Illinois, Iowa and North Caro-
lima Is us large as England and Scotland
together. LELAND is about the size OF
Maine. France Is more than twice as
large as England, Wales and Scotland
together. Texas is thirty-fve times rs
large Ms Massachusetts, or as large as
Maine, New lIamp-hire, Vermont Mas
sarhusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
New York, New jersey, Penn-y wanna,
Deleware. Maryland, Ohio and Indiana
combined. The entire population Of the
United States could be provided for in
the State of Texas, allowing each man,
woman and child four acres Of land. The
entire population OF the world could be
provided for in the United States, allow
ing each person one and half acres Of
land
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

A correspondent Of the London Athen.
aeum, sends startling letter from
NJ. Betham Edwards, an extract ofwhich
we give below:
l send you the following PARTICULARS of
n recent scientific invention, Just patented
and destined, beyond doubt, to play an
important part in our economic history.
J think it must be regarded as Il solution
for all OF the great coal questions, or
rather fue! question, not on y among ours
selves hut abroad. NJ. Bourhonnel, of
Dion, the celebrated lion and panther
slayer, lighted upon tie following discov-
cry hy hazard, and after six years, per-
sistent investigation. brought it to entire
wokable' perfection. lie discovered
by means of two natural substances, in>
eXhaustable in nature, by means of lighl>
ing aud maintaining fire with wood or
coai; fire InstantaneOusly lighted and
eXtinguishcd: fire causing no dust,
smoke or trouble: n fire costing one tenth
at EAST o. ordinary fuel; and, what is
more wonderful still, fire, the portion of
which answering to our fuel, is everlast~
ing, that Is to say, would last life time.
Mr.. Bourbonneis invention comprehends
both stove and fuel. The fires could be
on the minutest scale or on the largest.
They would be used for heating baby,
food or for roasting an OK. Being light
ed instantaneously, they will be great
economy OF time. M. Bourbonnel ut
once patented his invention, and II body
OF engineers fnd servants from Paris Wis,
tied him and pronounced his discovery
enc oi the most remaI knble Of the age.
He has had evenl offers for the purchase
of ;he patent in Farce, but wants to seil
it III England, his own occupation being
ic another line. Any English gentleman
or firm wishing to see his fires or stoves
could do so by writing TO him day or 50
beforehand, have seen these fires and
stoves. There is no mistHke about It, It|
i, rs clear as possible that here we have
perpetual aud economical source of fuel.
Two hundred years ago the Giscoverer
would surely have been burnt AS II viz
ard III.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04

A RATHER amusing incident was wit
messed in the Scal borough Aquarium on
Thursday morning. The keeper, while
engaged in cleaning out the tank occupi-
ed by the octopod., was suddenly seized
by the leg, fortunately he had sea boot
ou) By the largest of the octopods, ~hich
fastened four OF lis tentacles round the leg
of The boot, and with the other four held
firm y on to the rocks forming the back
of the tank. A struggle ensued, during
which the man found he could not disen-
gage himself without killing the anima',
and finally hit upon the expedient of slip
pirg his leg out, leaving the boot in the
water and beating retreat. The hungry
octupod stuck TO the boot ior twenty min
utes, when it relinqushed its hold
Leeds Mercury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04

z"e keep constantly on hand a complete
E9T,i,m"nt Of Dining Room, Bedroom
~ hltchen Furniture, of the best man
"cllre, and will also make any article
F'red IN this line to order. Furniture
'p"'fed at reasonable prices.
-SoFFlNS made to order, in any style
La hnlsh desired. Mattresses, Picture
.Ismes, Etc, Etc, manufactured to
Iuer at living rates. Give US call.
r TIMMERMAN BROS.
"eaver''ille, April 22d. 1875. If.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04

"CAN it be possible my Algernon no
longer loves his little brown eye, ? Can
it be that her earesses have become ink
some to him at last ?" said heartbrok-
en- young pull. back Of our local 1obiltr
to her steady company" the other
evening, as the latter seemed inclined to
remove her cinging form from his breast.
" Your Algernon is all right" said the
youth with an uneasy squirm, but if
you don't let upa minute, Tilder, the
spiral of my stud will come Out through
my back bone, sure"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04

Hd1pe,is Bazar, on the table manners,
says: "Do not betray by any gesture
that you are hungry" Certainly not.
For, of course, no one is supposed to
90 to the table to satisfy his appetite;
it /. mere form. Any indication that
you 90 there because you want some-
thing TO eat Is very ill>bred,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04

THE old phrase "a lucky dog" may be
truly applied to n New York canine. lie
is of the black and tan genius, boards ut
first c;nss hotel at the regular price, eats
at the liable with his mistress, out Of 4
good plate, and when hi, birthday comes
round II pa7ty is given in his honor. 1t
l. the idiotic mistress. and not the dog,
however, who is responsible lor all this
Aummery Detroit Tribune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04
WEAVERVILLE, TRINITY COUNTY, CAL,
$5 PER ANN UNI.
Advertising Rates i;

Advertising Rates
pr, Squares Fl, ri KnssrffOn, s 90
Each SubsegMe"f 1nssrftOn, 90
Cards, per gear, 30 90
BOcis!y .S0ifcs<, per gear, IL 90
SPECIAL RATES to Quarterly and early
advertisers, furnished on Application. No
lireputable or illegal advertisements will
10 inserted at any price. No Agents.
Ca SAMPLE COPIES FREE ga
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-04
RANCH FOR SALE!

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale
his property situated at the mouth
OF Rush Creek, and known as the Cham
lain Ranch, containing $50 acres, together
with all buildings and Improvements
thereon For full particulars apply on
the premises TO
GEO. w. MOORE.
Rush Greek, Sep. !, 1879 I'm
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
LOGIC.

1T il uaelss. 10 take medicine. 4 I shsll
feel better to.norrow. Besides. Ineed the
money TO get that lovely new hat. Ny old
one il, such flight and .psopls villlook
more Il ny bonnet! thsnlfi they VIII At ny
6acs.. e will wait till I feel worss
before I spend am, money for ,mfdi
cine" The new bonnet 10 puschsssd;asd
fifty Other feminine aaosssartes in the form
of ribbons, lacss. breoches. etc., ssdwhiIe
rs iady's f.cs becomss every dsy. pslsr snd
thinner. md. her BODY. weaker, Until disease
hos gsissd %, nrm O foslhotd .tpuhsr sys.
sseiplni, lhst the most thorough. and ofttitles
along asd tedious, cour1s Of freshmen, ID
-secessary TO restore her to heaith.t Ladies,
attend to your hesllh before Jon ever think
Of sppsrsl. Alresh, blooming fsce 10 q plain
bonnet 10 much ~hsedH,nnsr and far moro
attractive to Your Eentlemen friends. ttsn
. pasi worn, diseased tsce 10 the most ela-
borats spd elegant hat your atlliner could
devise. Dr.. Pierceis Fayorite Prescription
70 evsryshers acknowledged 10 b the
standard remedy for female complaints and
wsaknesses. II 10 sold by druggists.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

W. K. H~ollsabsek. Of Finlay, Il in tswl
sinoa E,ss.an arrived lest night fFss
Couacil Blu&.
c. I. Mccoy, Of Boo Honne, vas visibl'
ia Yasktea last svsaias.
A.C Millstte, regiissr u the sPrihssplt
land okcs, b in town to-day.
Anton Pfsifsr. Of Laksport was In town
last night, and attended the masquerade. I.
John o. Bates started for Chicago jester
day morning to purchase . spring stock q
goods. j.
II. E. Boneslesl came down from Spring.
field isst night and went to Sioux City this
morning. yasrf q sstf1
He.. Anslsy Gray LEFT for the east tbs
norning. Mn. Gray will rsnain here until
his retura. "a 4
Adolph schandein says hs will bsA can.
didate for reelection 70 the position Of city
treasurer. .r q -.
Secretary Hand, Major, Hanson and Geo.
". Kiagsbury left this morning for NIL
waukee, on mining business. Il
Lieutenant j. E. Macklin, Of the eleventh
infantry. and family, arrived lass night from
he east on their way to Fort Bennett.
DR.. Whitfield will lsays fYanktoa for
Grand Rapids, in the morning, and will
there until Nay, when DO isssnds
returning. to Rapid City. g4gf Il 4
Mis- Nellie Giggan, sister Of Frank Han.
nam (whcse real name vas Giggsn) Who was
murdered BY Indians At the Cheyenne cres-
isg on the 18th, arrived last night from Du.
She had hopes Of being able tore.
cover the remains Of her brother, but will
probably give up the attempt until matters
more quiet. "
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

LlCAassss Iaeh ess, Jess II 1rsal 1esshs
III ssa lssass asAs lssss.aaaes.
cAsrass 1sckstI. % expssataSfy intsl
) es6t halt 'brssd. Who cstr.es ths mllail b
txeen Rosebud and Piae Ridge assscie.
lsrtivsd today. ffoat Rossbad atsscy. Ia,
issleft tast place on shs 13sh ihtt. q
lsays thateverything wasiqdlets Dc the sggesc
when he let and that thu, Spotted Tsi1l II
dians were unanimously 10 favor Of, aaissa
rsmsioipg At their asssciss cad ,eoeagiu
10 athe psseeabas avocasisn,'of esurk tov
eransut iat,ouS:ss They Mad, hssn waite
upon By = delegation from. Red Cloud
camp and utgsdtei joiaa in Z aoslhwaf'
movement 70 the realm. Of Sitting Boil
Their reply wa ahet, they had gone {.
Rosebud to make . permanent home IN
there they intended 70 renain. The white
had proved 70 30 their friends and the,
would remain the friends Of tts whitss'
Upon this tie warliks delegation withdrew
and the Spotted Tail Indians we're ill drawn
into. one soiid. camp ct the mouth Of the
Rosebud, where they NOW remain and mani.
fest no disposition to stray away. This il
Mr.. Tackett's statement and it i good news
on the heels Of the warllks nmorsi from the
plains. ylssia st, ~ - '.ss3 a1n e
Il He saysfatther that about the historian.
usry the C%heyennes passed between the
Pine Ridge and Rosebud agencies. going
northwes.ward, st Gap Creek. and that,
about that time, they murdered . asa.
named Aerehesd and another whose name
was unknown, Of the head Of Lake crock.
Mr.. Tackett thinks there were between
seven,ysdve and ose hundred Of The runa-
way Cheyenpes and that their intention
IVES TO form . junction with Sit
ting Bulla fopoes.-~A severe
storm arose about the tine:they passed Gap:
creek which probably drove them into the
bad landA where they made q general halt
and vent forth in small parties 70 depredats
ranches and trains They we're we'll cup
piled with beef cattle and horses. ,pikced up
from the herds on the upper Niobrara.
They had with them ABOUT . hundled'horses
stolen in that region and we're Otherwise
we'll equipped for 1 long march W.
Governor Bulls reached Rosebud agency
and took charge there the day Mr.. Tackett
left. ! ~ '''st ;s'i tt7 ss F}a
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
rHE r.ur wArr TO ,uvIso.arr.

TH6 TRUE WAY TO
The true way. 70 inyigorate . feeble system Is
to infuse activity into the operations Of the
stomach that wondrous alembic in which the
food b -~transmitted into thu constituents of
blood, the chief element of our. vitality. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. because 1t accomplish
Is this end, is greatly to be preferred 10 manyso
called tones. useful indeed IS appetizers. but
imperative as raids todtgestion aud a.similatioa,
.. ms syslt Z y , .s1.IcA ~ Xn, ,,s.a. .lsos -
els and kidneys, ensuring the escape through
the regular channels Of eftete and useless matter
thrown Oh by the system. which 10 thus purified
as well Is invigorated by Il. IT. tonic influence
Is soon made manifest by an increase of vital
energy and . more active and regular discharge
Of every physical function, and 1t has the fur
Their effect of rendering the system unassailable
by malarial epidemica.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
stooDEo STOCK.
sensthlng About Bufsrd Farris' Herd .,
Short Horrs.

sensthlng About BufSrd Farris' Herd q
Short Horrs.
Buford Farris, Of Maryville, Mo-, breeder
Of pure short horn stock. has become com
p.rasively we'll known among the qstl,
~raieers Of. this portion Of Dakota. Las
spring he landed here from = steamboa
several head of short horn stock and sole
most Of them to farmers in this mel Ihbor
hood. Without exception they have givel
entire satisfaction. Mr. Farris is now agai,
in Yankton having brought hither . herr
Of thirteen short horns-bulls, COWS apo
calves. OF this number he has already dis
posed Of Eve and the others ass to b sole
At auction next Thursday. This is the pop
ular method Of disposing of blooded stock a
the east, and the prices paid At eastern sale
Indicate . lively interest in the breeding o
short horns. Mr.. Farris' herd 10 At thu
American house stables, where they ars
open to public inspection and they are we'll
worth going to see. He has nov remaining:
Longfellow-a large red bull, thorough.
bred;
Floura dute-large red bull. cali, thor
oushbred y1
lone 4th-large roam COW, thoroughbred F;
Tulip 4th-roan heifer cali, thorough
bred
Junette 3d-heifer cali, thoroughbred
Emma Talbot-three year old roam COW,
thoroughbred a u
Ristori-two year old heller, thorough
bred;
Oneida-larse roam COW, thoroughbred.
This stock is ali Kentucky bred from i'm
ported ancestry and the pedigree Of each i,
. part Of the American short horn records
They are handsome looking animal.
equare and solid built, with very little waste
material in their make up.
The Improvement Of stock Is = subject oi
much vital interest to our stock growers that
W feel like giving to Mr.. Farris every en-.
e~ouragemeat 70 dis.ributs his pure bloods
among them. Crossed with our native cst.
tie, they produce superior srsde, which
tells to the profit ofths owner IL The. sale Of
every animal. Mr.. Farris intends to make
yiisiss t. this portion Of DAkot. il
sufficient interee i shown ia.hi stock. to
him for the shjpnens.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
the 1xpos1a1,ox OF CATTLE.

Wash,ps,os. Feb. 22-The following II
the bilf Of tue treasury department sent "a
Of catte SO d" 5a.ff taFs d - <'71a
Be It esaotsd, &C.,, Thst the secretary oil
ized To niahe. such stems and. -sdOnt ,such
measures, no.ineonsisteas' With he pro,i
etons Of this sct. n be msy deem necessarv
70 prsyept the exportstIon from epy portin
the United S,ates 70 auv mort in . foraiso
munt,v of live cdt,le sfR,Lted with. plsuro-
pneum0nia. orapy INFECTIOUS diuasesl .oet
L. Sec.,0. The ascntsrv, Of iha, tneaaurv 4.
in pursuanca, Of authofitv erantsd b. ~
ara, qsac,ion of ahia nj. ~anihoriz.dl IN ~.
noint ana ar nor lskilIed nenonass tnsnec.
~ ~ m. nnra nj Nav Ynrk s.sd ~, ~,
M. In M IIsi.d .H,.te. fnosn @Slch q.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

Our peerless roasted Rio and Java cofees
are pronounced the choicest in the market.
They are always the same. We select these
coIees green and receive them every ten
days. In this way We get good goods and
they are fresh roasted. They cost no more
than poor and stale goods. We grind al
co1ees free Of charge.
bail 7. F. MARSHALL 4 Co.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

Our stock nlalv.ss fresh. We receive
new groceries from first hands every day.
We bny no stale Eoodae WI selll our gno.
ceries lower than aoy other house in the
city. t. F. MARSHALL 4 Co. !
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
&pssial gptiffs.
NOTICE.

bissslatlon 81 cop.rsnership-wn. n.
Powers 4 Co.
The eopartnershlp relation heretofore exist
Ing betwesn William NJ, Powers and William r.
Dewey. At Yankton, Dakota. under the firm
name of VIM. NJ. Powers & Co.. Is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent.
We designsSAs opt Livery Building into
Store Rooms. and we therefore o1er the whole
Of our Livery Stock-horses, carriages, buggiss'
&C.. collectively or stngly, at bedrock prices.
either fol. cash or approved time paper.
Dated at Yankton, Dakota, February 10. 1870.
WILLIAM NJ. POWERS.
~, . $50. y a-,E WILLIAM r. DEWEY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

7. F. MarshalI& Co.. arstslways ahead
In thrse things. Reducing prices; intro
duciug new and novel goods; and giving
honest weight and full MEASURE -,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
! Tn.sH6 risE TRUTH ADour II;

+ That 6hachSSiSla ji4reed uapponssinong. il,
psities. interested - 4 dead secret i. ggsdu'
ally leaking out. The Canton Advocate
SAVE: ss.-G 1M7
"Messrs Perkins Of tho Sioux City Jour
nal and Bowen of the Ysnkton Press 4
DAkOlsian arrived with the Delegation. bu
Tor some reason did not favor the dining
room with tbeir. presence ~ stiss. ~
The Advocate further remarks:
Through some isexcussblai blunder Col
Wicker spd superintendent Merchant were
.b!Ockaded 10 the lower hall OF the court
aOuse during the entertainment. asc- were
DOT made participants OF the erjnymen,
they had 20 generously furnished Llucoln
county people with. II is 10 he sincerely
regretted, although too late TO amend.
D Then the Sioux City Journal says:
We reckon Bowsklaaud Perkins mus,
have been io the company Of Wicker and
Merchant. ".'sl
The mystery deepena Neither wer.
Bowen and Perkins in the companv q
Wicker and Merchant; nor were Perkin,
and Wicker. in the company of Merchan'
and Bowen; nor were Merkins and Per
chan.-well, We really don't know wher,
Mr.. Wicker was. He started for Canton
two miles away, on foot, 70 got . carriage L
ride back il, and, the 6rst> . have sine
heard Of him waa through the eolunns o
the Advocate. It had besn spplpo.odsup L
Inst moment that he WAS stakiiiag OF til,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
FOR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH.

O SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH.
.{tH. S If5G. 49, r- .EtTt "a
Mrs. G. Platt's dwelling house, on Walnut ST.,
near 9th street. ~
Hosea Briggs dwelling house on 9th street.
near Franklin school house. Good location u
all. Apply to G.. W. ROBERTS.
na.arsf ~. Agent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

Dr.. W. H. H. Brown, a%eut,st, Union
block, Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

Go down 70 I. + MarshallE4 Cos con- %
plets grocsrye establishment ia, cMosrison's
block, Capital, street, and ssst,ias. saslunzlpIss, Of
their teas free. aaofa .t9tSh
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25

Business Notieo-wm. NJ. Powers.
Having retired from the Livery Business. l re-
spectfully announce to my friends and the pub.
lie generally. that l have engagedin the Harness
and Saddlery Business, at Cosleya old stand,
lately occupied by Fred %Schnauber. where ]
shall keep constantly ON hand a tull stock OF
sg0QdsREpf jine. s.ojSgSs
Bel6EA 4ltaelical harness maker mlysel{.I shall
devote MY entire time to the business, and shall
a us sssssa sss 4 esss5sd,asean,sn aeo
Il s 0 q passtat !. ,s3s a..