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SALES AT AUCTION.

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a's 94s a FIVE EEipAeh psAEohY Al MASsIoS \ oS,gho0k'
"', ,SSa iS sFI$SS sd sD ''A AVS
dtoanses Arm chairs cAsnss Centre fables; Reclining
SFoHzE 1.' s f.EcEs F.1ioE Organ
Il s.S'sa, tRS Sisin
NUMBER TtkKrsAAN ANp aSb qAEPErsso RNs sooK
SAsEst CAS- stT! TL!IBfxRy TAsLEs ruRkisH sur CHAN
sMESSyr Isss ssArFE rASR SSR sahn sfs
sna ass y 81 F a also single Nash
;sstF
Chairs, in leather; svsrwass c.asfery Wine olosss
STssa aDTsasS FaEE M eSea SS e %
TaH skow1 1vSEsk sqasE MAssroN s1LE
This RipSE MosSiSs ~ y9SSRselsd $sR 9Th d4sA
HAZE oiE P1iSfISas,' Sis'l skoSzss. s22s &C.
1. K
ss as.sS s:
.is: & Mss:
Class China and silver Ware Rs:e%sD, and servaat'
Goods packed and shipped Il raSailsa Aas'n''e
A !$S WEST 3sP ST. NExs sEa Az
sGiPnNETcNS AT ,E oSSLRSkIT
Tx octave Steinway cabinet Upright Piano.
.rs. ss,. $
50 piece. rare and costly Bronles.
nlaid and Sienna marble top Tsbisa
q, 3 ebony and giit Eases
> ssvrss and ornoa Sanssi sssA e.s<
+, 3 carved G and d i inisid Etssore. tis
Is wiadow lace Curtains. :.
sssss 81 f:sis;iss: eminent .ss'
2S vcvet and Brussels Carpets.
sssrss.ry ss.sass. x'sssds Bookcase ssss' M
= Ladies' EscrItores and Work Table, gas
~ T1rsi:S T1,%%is Issns.s Iss,ss sSSs, ana Chair.
s5is' solia xs~"s soySredin raw .aa sE E.,.
2 sissan.iy carved Buffet.
Z sGiSs sIss ibiass. :sd Tss sss;- -
a 10 m%ssn6SsenMt % 5saM Dressing CAsos and Bodstssda
q white earlsd hair Mss.!s..e.
ssiasa saiss soxs.sS S~'ssSfs Is raS ssp. rIl''".
sa soseS Tsss ran
~. !. J. LucIus SMITH. Auotionssr.
"A. Old stand. " Nassau st.
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ls. AT IL O'CLOCK, At
LARGE osk skK AdEsR919M dE II kbssAR
-AN~ Carpets Mirrors. Plano. &c..
removed from storage warehouse
A PETER B0wE. AUcTIoNEER,
sells THIS DAY. at II o'clock. at tho
auctioa rooms. eth st. and University place,
large Of Furniture from storage, consisting
OF Paror and Chamber Suits Mirrors, Sdeboards. hook
stands Hall Stands Sofas Lounges Chairs black walnut
English Carpets. Kissasn Utsnss. &c. '' ''''' ''N
-GEORGE W. keller, AUCTIONEER.
"a. SATURDAY ~ o'clock, at SIS Liberty St. i,
SALE o. sFINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITU RE, &C..
comprising lsdreom Suits Lounges, Bufets, Tables,
Chi6onniers. Carpets &c
ssIcsEE SALE q VINES LiSHoRs .s rs, CHAM A,
day! September Il at is Bowery the Stcsk q dealer.
Jack. Wines. Champagne As barrels Bourbon and Rye
Whskey Glassware Safe Desks &c In lots 70 suit the
trade. lTlT MI
RY JOSEPH E. wEIGERT, AUCTIONEER.-sELLS
~ this day 10s o'clock loo Thompson ST. near Prince.
sery Gloves Wrappers Suits, Skirts Suspcnders CosrA
CUFFS. Lnings, Yankee Notons. &c Counter ShowcaseA
Chandeliers, DC. in lots. Dealers Invited.
A n n SCIIENGK AuCrfONEER
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b THE NEW PLAY
DION BoSSyo1oAuLr
EVERY NIGHT AT
EVERY SATURDAY ana AFTERNOON AT a


RESCUED.
GIRLS ROMANCE.
CLARK, John Broughnm Ada Gilman, cece Rush. W. Her.
''f'' 9. Dc V'.e' H xoGNT s'l1lSTF'' 'Aup1EY.
THE SWINE THE pkpSs NH%Ss9yf oTEs CUR bgkLrr GAP
Box office all day Seats secured by post or wire
s
NIX. e. 'Ss 3SE% ERHsa'Er' T.. qsTYfss'5ssD qsSYsosD,
In Mr. G. woESEkrs + fiTsls g" Roosr SSos Drama OF
EVERY EyESSs' MAysES
II pd ;ss
fsTMPM 81 s'r
pE1IaafE6 afTffs s'sTSSd %JSaEkcEs, *
who '''ne' ssi p y
Doors open and 80 Performance begins 80 and 8
NEW BROADWAY THEATRE
Broadway. between 3Oth and Slst sta
INC ''''' eTss?' ENTiRHLV RExoDELLED
having new circle proscsnum, boxes. enlarged
''"s' anu '''isisS EIsGnNr xlsH OPERA CHAIRS,
coMHSY oPEs and
.. Of that %oSD
:#SI
sSS ,s:sSsSS :;S sRsfSs t
with all the old fsvorites and new faces
r. s.i 'SfSs:' 8, Tiss
uOPELE,s OLYMPIC THEATRE
MISS JENNIE ii Mi YEXxiXs and Mr. j. W sUMMEks.
with powerful e0mpsrs ppsstds II & Il o0H' realistic
Matinee on "Wednesday and Saturday
Box office open daily from o'clock
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EXCURSIONS.


A -A--RoCKAwAY BEACH. LANDING AT fHk
4A' NEW CoNEi ISLAND PlER.
ONE DELlGHTFuL EXCURSION DAILY AND SUN
IA Dy one OF the magnificent Pleasure steamers
"hAND REPUBLIC OR COLUMBIA
CHARMING MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS EVERY DAY.
MAhiNE AND MILITARY BANDS. SOLOIsTs, &C.
Leaving assh North River 10 A. ~; Leroy North
Jewelps Wharf Brooklyn II A. n. sI9l.l
u.c, a.. Leaves RockAway at r. ~
FARE % CENrs' EXCURSION TICKETS, so GENTS.
- NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR LANDING AT CONEY
ISLAND PIER
A -A-soMErHING NEW AND CHARMING
A SUNDAY EXCURSION THROUGH LONG ISLAND
SOUND 10 NEW HAVEN. THE BEAUTIFUL
CITY OF ELMS,
ON THE MAJESTIC PLEASURE STEAMER
CoLUMBlA 0he gem Of the ocesn),
SUNDAY NEXT. sEPrEMBER u
The will strive make this Of the mest
delightful excursions OF tho will their
efforts to afford comfort and luxury to those
who may attend i7ct
BY DEVERELLS ENTIRE 47Tu REGIMENT BAND.
MASTER LIZ GRAND WHITE, the wonderful xyophon
tst. and corps OF soloists and Specialists ~
Ample time will be Afforded In Nsw Havea visit the
city and is beautiful grounds and retprn 20 New York In
Leroy North River ,l5 M Pisr q North River, 80
NJ; Jewes Wharf, Brooklyn, ssA5 A. NJ. 23d st.. East
TICKETS cor the entire sxssrsson,. so GENTS.
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: In addition he GRAND REFUREI0 Leaves, DAILY
West .4,h ST 10 A. "; Leroy e io:30 n; Pier n.
Returning steamers eave Iron Pier 30 minutes "
g p. M. then 8 and lOP NJ. 49, &
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO rHK PIER
fA a5li Return Tickets good on either bsst
r ONG BRANCH PIER FAREwELL TRIPS
IL Last OF the Grand Excursions to
LONG BRANCH
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
uiLMORE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING

aILAoHE's BAND 4SR kvayiES. hESY AFTERNOON AND
s:s: isIs ss ;s s. ;'Ss N s'1
Resarnins trains leave Beach half hourly for
New YORK via ;Gr:enpon /, 70 ss, 10 3 En-.
.ss%sr MAsriS hourly T from ' s:sS q SIS
Steamers THOMAS c6LLYER and LAURA n. srARIx
leave Nsr.h ay9r issainYNFrgm va st. slo lo2
hourly to 1886 r. NJ pier s. IS A. NJ and hourly toe SIS
vi, ssy for No" York
All train. both divisions VIM stop. going and coming
q, Kings Highway for Prospect Park races September
pEGULAR EXCURSION no WEST POINT, ALLOW
hng hours tor sight seeing Gornws ~ noars Xsw-
Trip cfess Si z ss Albany Day Line sdvsr.a%ons IN
THkEo koSS Ssix hnlSaN sSAT AEb y2 THE FISHING BANKS
will leave on sHSpAY. HSSEpA9rsEfT4s sEfTaspER "a. 1872
Foo. Es., .s 4 NJ. Jewell. wharf Brcokiyn, 40
gss sGn K,ss 10 NJ ksSsns Msis sOs s.~s . Esns
Branch pier ai4 Landing ,hsnss . ,hs
Bsueh and two and half hours on the ashins ground
Ba Lines and RofrosSmsnts Of ali kinds on board and
Music by Pro2sssor George Hrs Brass and String Band
20 coSEY ISLAND, VIA Locusr GROVE,
Broeklyn !, Bath Bat and Coney Island feilrcad :,
A. NJ. 30 and 0 80 +. NJ.
s.y: ts.y: fssss Gssss. IsSs 1SSs .aS a
Excursion tickets good on railroad to Brooklyn,
FURNITURk.
n FURNITURE fivE srOKf MANSION, - WEST
lsth st. corner eth viii sell ss quarter Par
@ s. ssd bsdSns rS
ton BsSssS.d ysors.sss mtsonsSs Table Bnss Paint
ms. e. sos
psstsd Or sossd for Spid Shipping
PRIVATE FAMILY MUST SELL IMMKDIATELY
Aelegsn satin Psrlor Suit. cost 800 for si0o SUIT in
way Plane, sioe Painting. SrcS.s.; ash. mspis wa.
ass .a s ys no sssonS: oss
fused Cali i3c West Ssc. ncsr 9Th sv 'A'' 20
POSITIVE BARoAIN-ELEoANT PARLoR SUITS,
os @ sa SO n r fs~
Extension Table Bufet rooms Of Carpets $40 csii 30
.a IL c s
A A l. BAUMANN.-IMMENsR REDUCTION TN
G largest e AZ a% n az
city. 6i2 and si4 sth Av., corner 3ath st
A GEORGE A. CLARK's. 747 BROADWAY
de or spocs srsS ana s
PAUMANN BRos.' NEW STORE. "a WEST i4rH
from a. lowest prices in New York also selling or
HANDSOME FURNITURE FOR FOUR STORY
Ilh:nse for rent bedding and tabiewars rent in
board for one person and small bonus o. box i2 Herald
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, A0 PUR-
llchased Mt fair canh value.
D. CHARLES, once III West sssh q.
TxMENsE REDUCTION IN PRICES or FURNITURE,
sns ssS'i ssss.s ssif Il So ~
155 ana f57 Chatham 81. lII" fHIfI
MUSICAL.
sTa sso os 4 or Sss %
DATTRfNANTE, Herald once.
GRAND CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
" II East i4th st. ~
Instruction in ali branches OF Music.
Mr.. HARRISON MILLAaD WILL BE READY TO
lreceive pu pills In Italian vocaiixation the 10th
Inst, at Haincs Brothers Building. i24 9th av.
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
IN EAST ilT ST.. I'd door cast 9th av uncorporsted
NEW YORK OOLLEGK OF MUSIC,
IN 1863 EAST 10TH sT.
J. GopoSr. Secretary. LOUIS ALEXANDER Director.
Neutrality-suspicious. AND sINGkR FOR CHURCH,
w ladies' for school, American European Teachers Bu.
resu. 81 West 35th st.
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ONE DIELiGHrFUL EXCURSION DAILY AND SUN
IA Dy one OF the magnificent Pleasure steamers
GkAND REPUBLIC Or COLUMBIA
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Tickets, 10 csnts extra.
Uf Fss4 kHa4sTEG 4Eir HgRs0S 4is SEASON SUNDAY
BY se0h'd' psfrS; PSii' RoGT the f-''s'
time Ss a 'sa ss H.
wEsf sf fofST s5fsa AND
BY his nnrivalisd marine hotel, the
NEXT susbA3. K1HHosFF sEFrEaSEA h2SkA u, ,s.
.sas is%n:d nssis bend sriili:S:
Ss ns aS 10
THE PLYMOUTH ROCK
s
NJ ;'s;s sf ss s'' e r' sSS
TickETs fss =. round trip only: "a rrTy CENTS I ITS
x ::si S'i ssit me
EHHR FOR THE sGx 1GiFh
rhrnoS$G Ssc
5Gi SE ,..s.s NO
'|:|E |:||H '||$:g;||EE Il 4; |:;:EEE e
- tEAyiSs j; osSEy g, e., 7s.Asb zas y
Rsmsmssr IS whole excursion. Opposition retired
A. Last grand gala "Trip Of the season.
<t5f ra .tf..t0l LONG BRANCH,
4shf n. Captain James Lynch,
will make her Anal trip OF the Sunday Septe
Der "a to NEWBUkG,
landing Yonkers. Oscawana Island, West Pout and
Cold Spring fr
The grand feature this the presence
of the honorable Board of Aldermen OF New York. Brook
lyn and Yonkers who by special invitation of Captain
Lynch will be entertained at grand banquet at the
United Hotel Newburg The musical attractions
Martins entire band will be in style of
grandeur Maps of the Hndson River given to each
senger Tho LONG BRANCH will leave Jewell's wharf.
ss $50 s Fare entire sianS md
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y TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
From pier ~ North River NEW No. s5) foot Of Spring
cirY or COLUMBUS. Can. Nickorsoa. .ru..dsy, Sop.
CITY or sAvANNAH. Capt. Mallory. Thursday. Sept ii
Connecting with Central Railroad GoorsS, Atlsntic
YONGE. Agent Ocean Steamship Company and Central
Railroad Of Georgia. No 400 Broadway; G, ID. OWENS,
General Agent Atlantic and Gulf Railroad. 35 Broadway
(NK0MwELL LINE--FOR NEW ORLEANS D1RECT.-
Cstcamer NEW ORLEANS will leave ssturdAy. Sep
tember 49, at r. M from pier North River Insurance
effected at one-half per cent on open policy. /
Through bills OF Indng given to Mobile and principal
points on The MssissPgi ana Red rivsrS c.,.
CLARK 4 SEAMAN, 80 west st.
DERMUDA WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO.
ID Quebec aud Gulf Ports steamship Company.
FROM COMPANY's PIER NEw Al NOKTH RIVER.
For ST. JOHNS. ARECIBO A9UADILLA, MAYAGUEz
aud PONCE. Porto Rico, and ST enthusiastically
For MhkTIyIUuE ST. LUCIA. BARBADOS and
ship BAHAMA, September n.
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCBD.
For freight. passage and insurance apply 20
A. f. OUTERBRIDGE CO.. Agents. % Broadway.
(lLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and RICHMOND.
direct, TU ESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ,J r. NJ.
Ffor RICHMOND; yis VEST POINT MONDAY
steamers for LEwEs Dol, and REHOBOfH BEACH
FRIDAYS NJ.
pier A. North River foot Of christopher St. and PAssEN
GERS except Delnware) will depart from there.
Delaware steamera continue 81 foot OF Beach
aud all steamers will discharge thcrc
Through passenger tickets aud bills Of lading to all
points. Inturance effected ut "A per cent
Gcncral Office. lg7 Greenwich St
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A -A--R00RAwAY BEACH. LANDING At fHK
3As NEW CoNEY ISLAND PIER
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AFOK WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
calling Mt the following ports, viz =
Kingston, JA Cape Hayt Gonnives, st. Marc, Port
Prince Anx Cages and Jacmel, in Hayt; Santa Marths
savania. Cnrthagena aud Aspinwal In Colombia, and
Grcytown, Nicaragua
Regular fortnightly sailngs from pier No 81 North
FOR hxYTi, COLOMBIA. GREYTowN PORT ILMoN,
AsPINwALL. PANAMA. Nnn AND SOUTH PACIFIC
ALvo,: :scptcmbor l3 AILsA September n
ATLAS. ptember ..Septonssr 1s
FOR PORTO RICO.
Superior arst class pssscngor Recommendations
PIN, FORWOOD 90, Agents,
No. "a Wall s4
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JNxCuRsIoN PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ilrapidly and cheapiy done by tho Metropolitan Job
Printing Office 20 Ann Branch Office IA Union square,
connected BY telephone
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GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
ate LAST PAUL AND VIRGINIA" MATINEE,
TOMORROW (SATURDAY) AT 2
ON MONDAY NEXT
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
Miss EMMA ABBOTT. Observation-Disclosures
T0,S :, IPnEN SECOND WEEK
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leaving 18th ST. North River 10 A. n; Leroy St, North
kiver Ta lQ;o 40 NJ; pier 2 North River, io'4o A. NJ;
Leaves RockAway a r. "
FARE, IS CENTS. EXCURSiON TICKETS so GENTS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
ALMOST HEART BROKEN.

ALetter from the Mother OF the Foully
Murdered George ,Landphere.
=. United States Commissioner Congleton
received last night the following touching
letter from the mother Of George A. Land.
phere, the young man who was murdered
at Crow Creek on the 4th of July:
Mazomania, July 10, 1S79.-Judge Con-
gkton.-Let me beg of you to not let pour
prisoner. Beebe, get clear. Not that I am
thirsting for the blood of the criminal, but
that no other mother may ever feel as l now
do from the hands of that ruf1an. God
knows I far rather be to day the mother of
the murdered man, than to feel that I had
Graded in infancy and reared to manhood
q murderer. God pity and help his poor
mother.
The father of George Landphere was a
soldier in the wa: of the rebellion and died
of typhoid fever in November, 1851. Since
then my sorrows have been many. but this,
oh my God ! seems more than i can bear.
l wish to see the prisoner and be present
at the trial. Will you notify me when il is
to be? My brother will also be present and
do all in behalf of my lost son that can be
done: Is there anything l can do even be.
fore / 60 to Yanktonl Please let me hear
from you. = MARY E. HUNTINGTON.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19

Il ES&T Ef.NNl-fa E~-AE
Mrs. John ]. Thompson is viAdns friend'
Ein tom.
r. u. Kstchun rssusned Last night from
Ibasiness visit tosFfre.teel.
George W. Feb, of Sioux City, arrived
On the steamer Meade, from up river.
Captain McVay's little daughter Matte
was taken suddenly sick last night and is
seriously ia danger Of . run Of typhoid fe-
yer.
John j. Thompson is in town to-day from
his farm in the eastern part Of the county.
He says the corn and potato crop is good,
but he does not brag upon the wheat crop.
VIM. H. Harper. secretary Of the c. &C.
Esyator O.. Chicago, arrived from the east
last night and will leave on the frst boat
for Rosebud landing, and will 60 from there
overland to Rosebud agency.
Henry A. Pitcher, of the firm Of Pitcher,
Jones & Sonner, merchants at Benton Har-
Dor, Michigan, and traders at Rosebud
agency, arrived last night and will leave on
the first boat for the agency, via Rosebud
Charley Mccoy, Bon Homme county's
vide, awake register of deeds. spent last
night in Yankton. Being aware Of his
in town the silver cornet band par
lded the streets and discoursed some of its
music.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
THE.RIvER.

The steamer Penlnsh is looked for from
below this evening.
The steamer Nellie Peck will be due
early next week from the Yellowstone.
The steamer Meade arrived this morning
from Cheyenne agency and left this noon
for below.
The steamer Black Hills willleave Yank-
ton this evening for Pierre and Cheyenne
agency.
By the government guaRe the river stands
at nine feet and six inches above low water
mark, a rise OF one inch 10 twenty.four
hours, Ilaaa ,3f- - Go
Sioux City Journal, 18th: The transfer
boat for Bismarck: the Northern, Pacific,
should be at this city early next week, as
she left St. Louis more than a week ago.
and 10 claimed to be the fastest boat on the
river. The Gen. Meade Is expected a,
this city on Sunday from Fort sully. Fred
Evans has telegraphed from Pierre that
100 tons of time goods for the Black Hills
will be awaiting her on her arrival. IA
change of officers was made on tho Peninsh
yesterday. Capt. Wm. Baker, lately pilot
on the Montana, will henceforth. act o.
master. Capt. ]. Smith, who has been in
the employ of the Peck line for some. years
% pilot on their boats, will have charge of
the wheel, and Dick Talbot, late mate on
the. Montans. will have the same place on
the Peninah. . The contract for furnish-
ing the government $50 cords Of willows.
more or less. for the protection Of tho levee
at this city, has been let to w. G. and j. G..
Bower, of Vermillion, at $1.SO per cord, or
$40 per ton. The willows will be cut at
Burbank and brought down on the Dakota
Southern. Maj. Yonge thinks be can hire
men and cut the willows for the Nebraska
side cheaper than by letting q contract.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
REMOVAL

Mrs. E. J. Coaa1Ns has removed her
stock of millinery goods from the second
iaoor,of Danforth's building to the store re.
Gently fitted up BY Major Dewitt one door
west Of Walter Cars fruit store. Mrs.
Coggins extends thanks to the ladies Of
Yankton, for their liberal patronage during
the past season, and %solicits a continuance
of the same At her new place of business.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
NJ. H. J~ENK1NsoN,
Union block, Third street, 7 doors west of
LIST National bank.

, NEVADA CRY.
Nevada Co., CAL, May "a, 1873.
R. V. Pierce, N. D, Buffalo, N. ~:
Dear Sr-For three years I was afflicted
with a scaly eruption on the face, and PIN
plea. ditriedevery physician, and every
remedy that I could hear of, but to no pur.
pose. At last I tried your Golden Medical
Discovery, and was happily astonished with
the result. In one months time nv face
became smooth and we'll, and every pimple
and. bloteh entirely disappeared. IreR.rd
it as the best remedy in the world for di,.
eases 9ofs.bs blood. isa Yours irnly, 4
b3es "A. DIAMOND.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
NOTICE TO LADIES.

Mrs. G. A. Lyons respectfully announces
to her many customers: that she Is the sole
agent for Madam Harrison's improved Tay-
Tor system in dress making. This system
is perfect fitting and needs no trying on or
alterations. Mrs. Lyons will teach this
system. Ladies who do their own sewing
should learn it and save themselves q great
deal Of time and expense, besides insurina
the beauty of a perfect fit.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
D0NT FORGET YOUR OLD FRIEND.

= Peter Cavalier, the first merchant tailor
to settle and open business in Yankton, has
been adding greatly to his assortment of
goods this summer, and now offers better in.
ducemsats in the way Of fine goods and rea-
sonsble prices than any establishment in the
Territory. He Il determined to maintain
the position he has 90 long held in his par
field, and cordially invites the atten.
lion Of gentlemen to his present assortment.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
Che Daily gross aud 9akntaiau.
YANx TON, DAKOTA.
Saturday Evening, July 10, 1879.
RELIGIOUS.

The services At tho Universaliss Hall for
Sunday will b ~ follows: Alta. m.the
dedication Of children-atS p. N. sabbath
school concert. There will be no more
services until the pastor returns from vaca-
ton,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
L%ANDPaERE's BODY FOUND.
a P7ysss anA DaksaIas Rsports
Unoarths the Final Evidence
Against Beebe tho Muir. !.
j dsrer.
10 WIN Arrive Tonight From Crow
Crock With the Shattered Skull
Of the Murdered Man.
Especial relegram,1

w. Especial Telegram.l
Yankson Agency, July Ill lave found
the body Of Landphere and will DO in Yank-
ton tonight with the skull and the property
found in the clothing. The skull 'isbadly
fractured and the suppositien exist that the
murder was committed by moro than one
man.
The report BY steamboat ofsa person be-
ing hanged at Chain Dc Roche is supposed
to b unfopnded.s G.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
sTRAYED.

On Saturday night, July IL. 1879, from Yank.
ton. u. T., one bay pony white stripe in the
face both ears clipped; had 2 picket rope and
Germania House. YanktOn, or at Cameron, Da,
kOta, aud will be rewarded. f
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
FOUND...A sATCHEL.

On the Scotland road, within 10 miles of Scot
land aad opposite the Russian church, on Sum
dav. July 18th. one satchel. The owner can have
the same by proving property and paying charg-
es. Appiy.a at the Smithsonian hotel. YanktOn.
W1Wd2 w. r. WILLIAMS.
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TAKEN up

On Friday, the 10th of July, 1870. by the SUBJ
of YanktOn, one large red COW and one small
COW, roam color. The owner is hereby notified
to prove property, pay charges and take the an.
away. d3tw1t I. w. BKIsBINE.
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CRYSTAL ICE CREAM. WHAT IS IT.

It ii not composed of milk and corn starch,
but it is a pure crystal cream manufactured
upon scientific principles and is u~nequaled
for it's creamy richness and pure flavor.
Manufactured only by
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MECHANICS HOME.

Anew boarding house, the Mechanics Home.
Newly furnished and pleasantly located on
Walnut street, near the Congregational church
Terms moderate. ID. p, WILCOX.
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MILK FURNISHED

I am prepared to furnish milk in any quantity
desired, Satisfaction guaranteed. Leave or
ders at Pixies or Jenkinson's, Third street.
n44-1m FRANK A. SMITH.
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P%aEScRIPTlON FREE

FOR the speedy cure Of Seminal Weakness, Los,
Of Manhood, and all disorders brought on By
indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has the
Ingredients. Address DAVIDSON + Co, ID
Nassau street, New York.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

A frame house containing five rooms and s
summer kitchen house a story and a half high
located on the corner of Capital and Main sts.
apply on premises to r. E, Kelly,
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TO CARPENTERS.

Proposals are invited for the carpenter work
on the Academy Of the Sacred Heart. Plan.
the Sisters Of Mercy, where builders are invited
to call. july12-1w
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LAND TO

Wanted to e~xchange-Aso acres of land in
northwestern Texas, selected and entered 81
years ago., for lands near Yankton. Apply to J.
E. BRUCE, cor. Sd and Capital streets. At. In
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Tho Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved to q location one door north of Ed
munds & Wynn's bank.
For your worsted or cloth suits 60 to
HACKER & GREBE.
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Dr.. H. y. Dodge. oen.st, Dcwitt's block
Yankton.
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DR.. w. H. H. Brown, dentist, Union
block, Yankton. .f5t
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Connecting at Nz,
FORT PIERRE for all points inthe Black uills.
BISMARCK for St. Paul and all points east.
FORT BENTON for all points in Montana
YANkTON with the Dakota Southern Railroad
for Sioux City, Chicago, st. Louis, and all points
in the east. I
For information. rates, ETC., apply at the Com.
pahy's office in First National Bank, Yankton,
or at Bramble, Miner & Co. :