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Elrat nennr.lar.a Court

VIM. fiayes cutting and wpundtng John
Casey hitst bat IN court bonds f9EO
A. y Holman nalrylhg epnenptel weapons.
Rnpnrinr Criminal thu bonds $3.50
lnmeH F"w u cutting aud w0nudlnp William
l'asaa 2 uia' flnd without hnil t. await doc
tor en,tiHonia
Hy Holdings ugrfh, assault md battery $3.50
pnpnaranne bonds.
Alphnhsa Rranl alias Guha violating ordI~
nnn'a NJ" Fote, $3.50 htuue. In default thirty
days.
1nllehen 1oee. thtea's bonds Of s2so In do
'auli twnni flnga.
Emma Etgwn md Lucy Smith, fighting and
dtatnfling the penn". flp each or twenty DAYS
irftla Faiiah Edison
Ellen iatkhr violating nitg ordinance No 71p
relative = tnRgpr4 and ranurra was sent down
~ the btlaahe llo'el FOR thlrty DAYS In default
II a llnn II
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CITIZENS SAVINGSRAN
lts Charter Declared Not Forfeited.
The Supreme Court Decides That the
Proceedings Tor lie Liquidation
We're Illegal and Null
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oting III, ,ati,inn III. arars, am, ~, ,..,.n,,a
npd The ,vhrla nt tbat nyisuan vas RIO hnnt, i
ndn,iaaInn laala,nI MAJ ii ,rua nno.gsn,x IL,
an ntIl,nr of lie nnurf fo toxic charge II ,ha
n,nt,atr AMI aaaata w ,l.fand.nt. an III ~,
inrn,jfv 10 The ra,tla., ,,lapdtnoa o,nnintad 40
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MI ota,ai ali ,,,,a,ii,3 ,,i, Il ' '7 ''u'
The an,nmaetnnars tb,,a ar,nu,a ,arlf,a,
IN he aprand ~ l,anhnr ma an In tantI, -
said month nrrllnd ia, aud bta4na,, ~, n,f,o,
n 81 thp hpnhinv h,,nea AMI furniture l,ala,,g
jrn ~ fefaudnut
From, thr ar,iar III TIA FIftl nta,,I. gs,,,l
tendnro, nj chambers AMI IN he aaannI ~ 10
,nba, T,anG MnI.v ! a4,,t4b h,,lla, mo a.,
neslaJ
Iha nraf section IL thn ~ of tat9 a., which II
Ia eeuae,la that rIeint I'm d ea,inn Ia usaJ mr.,
vlIpa III ,lpin ta,me iha, w suah 80 a.tio,, no
This il Ia tho Att1rnnv aanotoI htnpalf rl,nshnii
,,rae nst tn.a rntifian una w IL ifrana -, T., IL
whanevar a,,y hank af tbia State lu1atei In The
nlv ~ New D,Iaana ahatl hara Incurred tIa
furfeifura nG liz rhartor Tfndar thai mi no ~
the dEaitipt attorney ruuet ntat naaaItein / hat
4 ~ bn Int ~ Ihnt
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DEATH OF A JOURNAIIsp

We have TO record the death Of Mr. David q.
Duncan. who departed this life yeatoriay nj or
torneon at his residence In this city. Mr. Dun
can was bora in Eainhurg. Scotland. In 1890.
and WINS tho son Of tho Row. Dr. Aleynn ler
unean, distinguished Clergyman Of That
city. Tho subject Of thia notice after residing
In Savannah, Ga. for snvein yenrp cHmu 10
was lnwyer by education but has boen, dur
Ing most ~ his eolourn here connected with
J9nrHnliam. having been nj ono time the FnRIfah
editor Of ihe BEE. and Inter this lending writer
on tho I1caWae. MIR. Duncan posaesaed d.
rtded ability and . faeiIe md f8rciblo
writer. Ills funeral will take plaee this II Tor
noon ~ o'clock from hta ltta RI fdnnne on
: ~ smut stree. httween Pension md General
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A TEST CASE.
Louisiana Conaols Before tho Unitod
States Circuit Court.


~ CLOCK 'hlR morning au iuf"toRtlng case
viii ottnr ia the EuitNf. EtateA Circuit Court
rFhfs IL a. auii invaIvlnc the ,,noation ~ tta,,,
.,ti. t,,t.,a - 80. -
StNna attitude toward tho Same II IL entitled
John Elliott et als. ~. tho ktafo of Louisiana
rrb,.,,a, W. tt,,.
Of the 1ndg".
Thieanuso boe ban, =a,,lt,,,tft,,t .,,,.,,..,,
IN hI I'LL nfTl,nritn ~ ~ UPON
thai i, Inrgaaii, o. i,,o f ~ - = '.rTtIH
ti, - sf 49, !, I'LL. t,' WV nla" ~ lou
r"na viii Il form part If 'ha { usoidnol dobt
rr"ated uud ihH net q h General Assembly.
49, ~" =. HpuieN.'i 'tthulFF W " !, ana confirmed
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cUsToM-HousE BREvIr1Es.

i appenrs that Mr. Weeks la Special Agent
9f tha Treasury ut this port has been dlapIncpd
- VI events % new special agent Col Geo G..
iirhenor. was yesterday installed In his Office
In tho Gu tom House.
The following were the gross customs re-
ceipts for he mouth OF November nj he Sub
II'a.nry: Gold sa2 929. currency 1924 627, silver
Col. F A. WooGey. tho clerk Of tho United
Ststa+ Giro 4 Court, has APPOINTED Mr. T. "
Conplaud his chief clerk. and The SAM, has been
confirmed by Judge Billings. Mr. Couulnnd ls
well and iagorably known, and f1r tong time
d,.schhrRsd With great credit The important
oflee OF deputy collie or ~ tbs port
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Burned to Death.

~ ] o'clock sunday, III her parents rsss"
nee MI 884 CG-tamhe ae street.. Annies
Eiheiitz a white girl. aged fourtssn years., vac
90 terribly burned about the body ard limbo
that 4 he died from The fees 1T on yester-
day 4 appears the girl was 4i'ting Ia front 81
thu FIRE. when lhe daft carried The ire towards
and l2niiing her drees ard before assistance
reached her che Was burned. as above stated,
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PERSONAL

Water Brrfa5D9 Esq. d tbs Haz.ehnrst
Miss N5ntf1r h Ia Iowa On blaiuaea eoLe
nectcd with that pager,
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Preventive of MaIarfai Diseases-OpInIOn
of Eminent DIR. "a. Z. walton. of An
fapnAIs Nh

0oidel's LIebig's Liq1id Extract OF Beef is a
most eScelIent prep tration. Il Is par excel
ienoe. Superior to cod liver oil or anything
have ever used in wasted or impaired constitu-
tiors. and extremely beneficial as preventive
of realarial diseases. Sold by leading druggists
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Fourth District Cfourl
Criminal COURTS.

FohHan + Som vs Mr. aud Mrs Sherman
Enlf on a nase md utlgunatt for plaintiff.
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CITY ECHOES.

Joseph Arthur charged vita vsRranoy. Waz
locked ~.
I.aao No-rts far disturbing no peace In q liz
tie e9Iorsd church. va l2exed 10.
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FIREMEN.s INSURANCE co.

The friends. patrons and stockholders Of this
stanneh corr Grafton met yesterday at the once
on the company On Camp street, 60 celebrate
election day over splendid lunch. accom-
panied With tirst class Wine to wash Il down
The following gentlemen were unanimously
voted f1r "A direct IA serve, aurtfc tha ~.
snins year: jacob Alexander. Leon srrtCl II
I'll BierhoFst, Il. B. Cam, john Fitzpatrirk. q.
E s Loyy. Il ". Marks Wash Nj trka, A. A M
gin1is, r. Prndhomme. G. Sport A. II slewerd
Otto Thoman. Geo. Waters. H. a. Wiltz
heating and cooking stoves at Sullivan l.
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THE COURTS.
sUPR EN- IT. COURT.
Monday. December !. 1879.

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Fn Il IT,; III VI ihhsi 'n"h o'enf ahi husband
~ ~ y th"tlhe Mtlei, HitH'iils'i@tty, Antl
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| NJ 1881 EuenoaeInu ~ Mia. Iannle Anaa
| Watef WIN I hmes tutor ~ hoo - sanDai
H. 7efp sun Mu,nol Insurance. Company
va. Tom nynun mi Ftnpk Wooaian
Ne TGal state * ~ Now pflanna Gaslreht
Company Va Tho Council 81 Ito fiIty ~ Nav
Orleans
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NJ 7eea I Fntalnll'a Rona " a Frttto
"ad !" Putnam 2'''
20
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NJ sont ] ! Fpurho 70 afawar BROS \ 60
NJ ftpn Henry Weston Va Caon Rffaaf city
Fink ana bake l,nilraaf Company
No 1sl5 Il. ] Fntatalfa Sons vs. Holdings
worth Flower.
H. 7sta Valentine Vr@denbnfe q a ~ " 4.
Hehan al as,
NJ. 7fla lIentiata Davidson a ri Va Oily ~
Now 0rlnnna
ruupar., ,pornnrp ,a,,
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'. NJ go NJ u ,,.
Taolay " -. " ~ '''' ''''''"'s vs. '@''''s "o
~ -
FRtnAS nFoFanfR ~ 1872.
No nleE tnsanb Holt 20 touIeiono 1ar.n
namrsny 'S'''' ''s'f'1 '''''7'''" '''s'''
NJ" e21l. Lavfannn Barrett 20 frty III Now
nrlaana
No GOA John WIliotpe 3 aon ! NJ unlIa
WY eutrnRntod va ttrnrtea sIntgnn
Mo tata Jaso, T, biol W nm Life In
au,anae fjnmranv " Intapai,.l, tntary'n1,t
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Attempted Suicide

At late bGur on Sunday night Mrs f.
insanity. attempted to commit suicide by Jump
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United States District Court.

Charles Pajewski vs.. The Carondelst Canal
and Nav CATION Company.
Libellant was owner Of the schooner Geo.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY DECEMBER . 1870

on the po,ina nav rolls md drew the salary
without performing any duty. lLeuRhter
The committee adjourned until 10 o'clock to
day
ratbarwoad'a pure i've WHISTLES, Something
hnpl
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United States Circuit Court.

Richard WelRhtman Va Pullman Southern
Oar 0nmnany Suit for $4,000 and Judgment
enterad ~ i, tnuh IN favor - plaintiff.
Charles 7 Howard ga Pullman Southern Gar
COMPANY. Action FOR $1,000 mud Judgment rem
dele1 ~ ia9pt IF painiaT hF default
United Eia3a 70. GuafayR Arnheln.-Ar~
fnigntd mud tlantd uudat hpnda ~ abGf The
Indictment ohatp'a him with demanding Tor
penainner tnota tltau wps allowed by law
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SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
raNN

Tho office of thia company was nlled io over
flowing Yesterday With ftienda attracted thora
wv The annual election NJ officers and perhnpr.
apn Nv nua lunch offered 70 The vaiiora The
gentlemen elected 10 servo aa diIeafota far lilo
enauug ycnr arc Meaara N j HINT Henry
RenshAw u naree. 4 Baldwin Cnnrlna Mac
ready. w " Seymour. ,Tnn Il. Gpluoa, Vcaao Il
Flnwer. .lulua W"in, Il v TAYLOR ] q Morrla
lnnlna ! Rar, lhos simma, Enary Gppr u
A Chntrfaix !. l. llalia Hann MnGnh,n, y
FaIn. II. u. aitay Il II. Craig Eam'I u Bpyd.
Ghna kaherta. !, A. Blanc II Newman
Tho only change In Tho direction hoirR tho
substitution INF the name If Mr. Ihca Eimms
In The place u Mr. loyy, who begged III 30
reiinvnA
rlnRaaut Incident hRpunnoA In qnlet wnv
M Tive lunch waa hainp served nnd tuc atonR
haldole were inuapiting IN = hallata II, al
dent Jamea i. Day, hnYine cessation ~ 90 ~ ha
dee ~ hUairn4a, Jaw thereon y neatly nut NJ
paGlaae, which after opening, Ia found Ont III
De q nlaaaivn piivar fishing reel inanrihad
iamca | Day tom tho omplayeR hnn Nn
tual Ina, DO Decent ar ial 1910 Our worthy
follow Citira took tire thing IA calmly Ill III
could, hut failed IN mastering hia ple5 nurntln
emotion at thn highly appreciated gift HI IL
wall know M an ndmirpr. adept and nuthuai-
aette follower If sir laaaH Walton ana many
nrn thn IN nv nuned fishes TINT have boon
hi rtHv. We congratulate him unon this q j.
praaean ~ the lovn aui aateom NF ha employees
knowing bow much he nnRorycn II all
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Ing into the river from the Aleiers farry wharf
Che WINS rescued and sent home.

Pictures true to nature nj Washburn's studio
100 Canal atraat neat corner Exchange Place
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Get vour plumbing dome at Sullivan = Bul,
ae, g. 81 Camp street
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Pandely, which he claims YVES wrecked through
the negligence OF defendant. and claims dam
nGee In the eum Of sHqss 10
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seonnd District Court.
Third Diafrint Court,

Succession Opened Mrs Bridget Bennett.
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Gas-heating and cooking stoves at Sullivan &
Bulger's. a7 Camp street.
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sullivan 4 nnlger a Camp street hava n
new assortment ~ rhaul"ier4 nitd hra,ko eta
forEalo IL reasonable proaa Gan anl examine.
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lNnEREar .tN rAHFs.

Tasna are siiil coming in hBrdaonely under
'hn arrangement with Sheriff tnnthrnans ~
remit MI legal ouets Hnma raupla arc how
ever under iha impression thai The interest
acnluinF M the face # tho tax billie IA also re
nife3, hut Fnoh u, net tie case The intareai
IL charged hut II y the only Item IF cost TINT a
ninnI
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-29
jim RIVER NEWS.

| Compiled from the Pioneer and Mail
Wheat harvest in the valley is completed.
Antelope are plenty 10 Hanson county.
Joseph Plat is laying out an addition TO
Firesteel.
| E. o. Stevens is erecting a stone dwell
ing at Rockport.
There are seventy-eght persons of school
age il Hanson county.
Sod corn in Dawson county threatens to
yield forty to>sixty bushels per acre.
A. ]. Swcetser and son have been look
ing up locations in the Jim river valley.
There are ten times as many gentlemen
as there are ladies in Hanson and Dawson
counties.
Twenty persons last week spoke for lots
upon which they intend to build in the
town OF Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Greene Of Firesteel
gave their friends handsome entertainment
at their home few days ago.
Alexander is the name of new town on
the line of the G. M. g. St. P. road in the
northeast part Of Hanson county.
Doud and Allen of Yankton have located
a ranch on the Jim river in town l08. They
expect 200 cows from Minnesota.
The Firesteel Mail says it fears "there is
going to be trouble between the Indians and
whites at the dirt lodges" but gives no rea-
son for the fear.
| The Jim river colonization society is To-
Gated at lake Tehanchicshah in Beadle
countY. Two thousand ares Of breaking,
the erection Of buildings, &C., are the pro-
ducts Of the first seasons work.
A fatal accident occurred at Pennington
the other day. A five year old son of Mr.
Garrison while playing on bedstead fell
backwards over its edge, catching his feet in
the Stats and ip,juring his spine from which
he died on last Wednesday afternoon.
Valley Pioneer: E. B. Cushman, late OF
Boston. now of Yankton called on US Mon.
day on his way to the Wessiugton Hills tu
locate cattle ranch. He is good ways
from home, bu. says he likes it tp-tDp
He expects to start With herd of 800 cows
Firesteel Mail: From Mr.. Gardiner
Mr.. Langdon's foreman, the gentleman who
has had the general oversight of all the
grading done ON the line now extended to
this point, we learn that it is not only the
purpose Of the company to lay the rails to
this point by the middle of September, but
that it is also its intention to grade the lin.
forty miles farther west.
Geo. w. Bowman, land agent at Ashton
and Mesers. Bottum, Beardsley and Lowen,
all residents and land owners within the
three sections recently set apart by the pres
ident for the benefit Of Drifting Goose's
band, inform the Pioneer that they propose
to defend their homes which they have tax
en- in good faith and are living upon. They
are of the opinion that bona tide white set
tiers have rights which the Indians and
president of the United States are bound to
respect.
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Atlanta, July 26.-Martin De Fore and
wife, an aged couple who lived near the
city, were murdered In bed last night. No
arrests.
Pittsburg, July 26.-Henry Miller, col
ored. was hanged yesterday at Johnson.
vile, Sunhower county, for the murder OF
Henry Murphy, colored.
Philadelphia, July 26.-Durlng heavy
storm this evening dwellings and barns in
the northwestern part Of the city were un-
| rooted and houses flooded.
Clark. Texas, July &c. "A TAILOR named
Thomas RaDquila was instantly killed hy
Pedro Garcia, whom he wss taking To
prison. The deputy jailor was severely
cut. Garcia escaped.
st. Paul, July ga special from Bis
marck says it is reported by scouts from,
Fort Peck that Gen. Miles command was
on Rock creek on the 23d resting after the
battle and chase of few days before.
Omaha, July 26.-Rey. w. B. Slaughter,
D. d., author of Modern Genesis and pre-
siding elder Of tue Omaha district NJ. E.
church, died ct his residence in this city
today at g. p. m. after short illness. Fun.
| eral Monday afternoon.
Halifax, July 26.-The steamer Nimblc
arrived from Sable Island with portion OF
cargo of the wrecked steamer State of Vir.
ginia, and ten of the ships crew. The car.
60 is understood to be 10 good condition
The stranded steamer still lies in the same
position, with her aftel-part on sand
ridge and the bows under water.
Chicago. July 26-Two organizations OF
exceptional strength leave gu tour TO-
morrow through the northwest after sue
cessful engagements Of five weeks here
They are Haverley's Church Choir Pima
fore company and Hooley's minstrels
Each organization will visit the principal
cities in Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois.
Dubuque, Iowa, July 26.-The Daily
Herald will publish on Sunday morning
crop reports from AZ northern counties ol
the state which indicates that crops OF all
kinds will yield above the average of pre-.
vious years, except of spring wheat Ir
eQme counties the chinch bugs have entirely
destroyed the crop and are ravagine thu
corn fields. There has been but little
trouble from the grasshoppers. The corr
crop will be imme nse, greater than eve,
was known before.
Pittsburg, July ga severe rain storm
passed over this section to-day, causing con
siderable damage to property in the sur
rounding country. At Irwin station tn,
food was the highest ever known in tha
vicinity. Houses were flooded and fence
and oatbuildings washed away. On the
Sewickly branch road the damage 10 til,
track was heavy. At Petrolia the creates
loss occurred. 25 or 80 stores and DWELLING
being washed away. The Harms City ant
Parker railroad was damaged to the exten
Of $4,000, and telegraph lines are down il
all directions. Total loss to property pro
badly 100000.
Helena, Montana, July 2s.--Prof. B. F
March, civil engineer, yesterday laid befor'
the Helena boari Of trade the survey Of
new and wonderful pass over the mali
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inc Appropriation for Rivers aud lkar.
bors to be Usetl--Dc Gciency in the Coin.
age of Standard Dollars.
Washington, July 29.-The cabinet to.
day decided that the money appropriated
by the recent act making appropriations
for rivers and harbors should not be with
held. The full amount nearly $4,000, 900,
will therefore be expended this year. A war.
rant placing this money to the credit Of the
war department passed the treasury of the
United States this afternoon
The coinage of the standard silver dollar
will this month fall between $4,000 and
100000 short of the minimum amount
fixed by law-$2,000, 900 monthly. The def
cheney will be due to the fact that on the
first of July the stock Of silver bullion at
SanFrancisco and Carson City mints had
been SO much reduced that there was moth
ing TO commence work upon. Since then it
has been impossible to procure bullion for
those mints. Up to the Both of June work
was pushed forward continually at the Phil
adelphia and New Orleans mints, 80 as to
run the coinage up to the $2,O0O,OOO re-
quired for that month. The mint at Phila,
de)phia will be run night and day during
August to make up the deficiency.
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complies either in the commission of the
crime or the disposal of the remains of her
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r. A. KETCHU M
Now offers %is Largest Nost Complete Stock of
Staple and Fancy DRY Goods
IN THE CITY,
AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH Y
Choice line Of DRESS GOODS, Black and Summer Dress
Silks, Trimming Silk all colors, shades and prices.
Large and elegant assortment of Ladies' SILK TIES,
HANDKERCHIEFS LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
Ladies' ZEPHYR sHAWLs and sACQUEs.
Torchon, Brabant and Valencienne LACES, Hamburg
Edgings and Insertions.
200 Dress Buttons in all Colors end Shapes
Ladies' Kid Gloves dressed undressed Black
Hosiery, Notions and C0rsets in endless variety.
Ribbons, Satin Gran numbers coors, prices
WHITE GOODS!

Pque s" Victoria Lawns hansooks Barred Musns 7ho
Large stooA Table Linens, turkey Damasks, Napkins,
Towels aud CRASHES.
Prints a. Five, Six "nd 3ayen Cents per Yard.
Ginghams Bleached aA Brown Muslin iottOnaGa:, sucks
and Den;ms, at all prices
Large Stock Of Men and Boys ur Woui and Straw Hats
Oyerals Shirts, Socks and Blankets
All Wool Cassimeres and Suitings, Light Heavy
Weights, from Sixty Cents per yard upwards.
Best Steamed Goose Feathers 60 l2 Cents per pound
Boots Shoes and Clothing, at Cost, to stock
BRUSSELS, Ingram, Stair Carpets, Oil Cloths Cheap
Agent for Geo. a. Ca1l. G. Bros O. Spool Cotton
Beldng Bros Co.'S Spool Silk; N1ilward's Needles
Dealers supplied at New York prices.
Bring in Samples you may Eastern Houses
and compare prices and qualities
r. A. kETCHUM
Third Street, Yankton, Dakota.
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SPORTING.
The Saratoga aud Cleveland Rae,

The Saratoga aud Cleveland Races.
Saratoga, July 29-Bramble and Bennett
started in the mile dash, and the former
won in a gallop; Time, lao. No pools
were sold, the winner being so strong a
favorite.
Check mate won the mile and half dash
The only competitor was Belle; time, 3:20!
The Saratoga stakes, three-four mile to1
two year olds, Sensation won Grenada, sec.
ond. Time, l:lS.
lin, second Bulwark, third. Time 1891.
Race track, Cleveland, Ohio, Jul iy 20
2:3O class-Etta Jones, first Chance, second;
Dianna third. Time, 2:234.
2:2O class-First heat, Driver, first; Vol.
taire, second Garfield, third. Time 23l
Rienzi was distanced in the third class.
230 class-Second heat, Eta Jones, first
Chance, second; Dacina, third. Time 23f.