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II UES. RIMS, SPCkES. WHkHLS. &c,
~ Al veg Iow prices Ii: IS iiug corner OF
Roy"! street. 2 nIpxsndria Va. The subscribers,
ior want Of room, will sell sl goods In tho above
line "A: rocu1.d prices, Specia! attention is ask
Cd to STOCK OF Wheels of Virginia manufacture,
when %lI' be sod grent bargain. We have
on hand Gum and Ebamelied Canvass Oil Cloth.
and olher trimmings, as price; 10 suit the times.
Cali snd SEC.
myl2 j. Il. GRElGHTON & SON
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-A'O -, ~ y - HAOAi SoAOod
sYlHG!NlA y. & q. CoLLXGE.

The nn.h session opens On MONDAY, Sept.
Gin. The military feature is reduced TO the min.
mum, snd greatar eInphasi3 will be put on the
tccAncai work in sSric2 allure and mechanics
iho expenses arc very small. Information n ay
oc had from thu county superintendenLs OF
SCHOOLS. o. by application 20
JOHN HA!:T, cling President,
su2:S-ln Blacksburg, Va
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4 hLlNGTON INSTITUTE

IEOGNhAND SCHOOL FO2 GIRLS,
a. SANDY SrRI.G. hin.
-hls institution will bo rGonhnad Sept. 18Th.
n iuii c@uIsa "F Instruction Will hn given, with
i.sctnrns anon History, Ko.!ns i,a:lrrs ard the
NhtUre Scnnccs
forms: So for tho school year Laneus sgaa
iusic nHA D..wiog extra F0. Circulsrs, riy-
ing full Information. address
HENRY G. uALLOWELL. AM
jy6-oo&tw3m
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T7OR RENT-HOUSE No. 35 Cameron St.
< botwson Fairfax and Lee. Applyto
ap S-tf }. Il. ID. SHOOT.
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EHOR RENT OR LEASH-Tho desirable and
- roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street., lately occupied by il. +.
Lawson s. Go. Apply 70
eeplG r. NJ lawson
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EED1AN BLOOD SYRUP-Just received $
4 fresh supply Of DR.. CLARK JOHNSON'S
INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP; prica 50 cents pei
bottle; st WAKEFIELD u HALLS,
nugl6 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets,
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rr;.o,i a,5 .n.",i laGaa.st, =. Va.l
":.u "'''F l" -is'aelus'lcs ana
= Mr,Si,w - : S',Ho si r,r.,,,
"a =, :, ~ ~ '1IiVersity OF 1lfGih'e)
, 1i.S'' t.,:1, rG:u, ,n ~ E1Sth ana Lalin.
= u h.S" lcIucaLed IN GermaAy and for
i's'T year, lcs!dcnt III iariS). Instructor IN
''rF"'sH' f'cHS'' ls4sh enc Spanish.
.;,.rr,,,
-, ,S S:'cuy pre?sra!Iry 10 Tho
,,rn, &, h's.., EpE'Ia! HtoHtioh -
,,ns,.s ~ lr,;,nr u Sp"A'- mo S1V''
Ico-,n ftr baif ,n,.; ero-
,,Slcir r' '''' i,'''St'o"a
I,.,. LID VI vi ~ c'"Ihof@'
m I,r1r, n"'" ''''' ,rr,u ,,,u
"' MIN l 4 - / IA H'iitb
Ey o l. IL u.s. NSTiTUTM
i:") Z. Tag l"'. ;'rc;i!cnt Of Trustees;
tL'So l.. Ca"kr, Su2ern .endent;
If5 =; - Chiis, Associate Princlpsi;
Nn!. - :lcnaE:..s. Latin and Nstural Science
"m. Taylor Tn0m, MA EnGiish and French;
ih.3. a. C1cHc, + ii. Mathematics:
M,:s E. fowikcs. E.hics End History:
~. L. Richa-dson, Di!cc,n. ,r Vocal nnJ In
str"rACatsl Music:
II. l. Pau(', Piano End t1Drin N iIsagu.gcs;
hiss 1ul. fOfchor, Piano snd Sin zirY:
- -----, Cslistbon:C;, VCc,! Music aai
Pan.lng;
Mr.. Emm. Paul ;iurt % Music ROom.;
Mrs. l.. V. Turne7. r.qg,;sh Language;
1888 - :! Ioc%3, i,atln and FrCach:
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EDECATzOMAL.

uANOVRR ACADEMY,
- TAYLORSVILLE P. O., VA.
Dal. Hilary Z. Jones, NJ. g.; Major Horace W.
,!oHes, Mr. .Jsmos II. Amber.
Session begins OCTOBER !.
FOR catalogue, &C., apply 10
auGD twtOi II. =. JONES
y MORE; IVERSITY HIGH
Ah SCHOOL,
kMuEKSTC TCOU ETEOUSE, VA.
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THOUGH SHAKING LIKE AN ASPEN
IEAE

With the chills and fseer. the victim of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated ape>
citc which not only breaks up the most sggra-
Vsted sttscEs, but prevents their recurrence It
IS infinitely preferable to quinine, not only
because it does the business far more thoroughly
but also on account of its perfect wholesom ene ess
ard lnrigorating acLicn upon the entire system.
For sa!o by Ill Druggists and Deslers gener.
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Alexandria Female Institute.
. JIG SOUTH FAIRFAX ST

no. lG SOUTH FAIRFAX ST.
The 10Th annual session of this Institute will
commerco THURSDAY, Sept lG, 1880.
instruction thorough in Hll branches. For
Cfcuiar5. c"nlslpi0g fail particulars OF tssms,
&C apply to
iy2i-tSlG Misses GREENH. Princip,la.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NJIHUINIA HOME SCHOOL.
His kNEfG n. SUMMERS

iIi iStpeH ISF cSilN'Cj roN SlhlIC hhl
LITTLE BOYS On MONDAY, Sept. G.h. For
Terms. &C., apply 10 tho Principal, No. lis
Prince street. sepl-2W
EGlSS TEEES' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, al
AT-A l23 Queen street will commence its eighth
annual session September Is. Terms per GUAR.
ter lin sdvance) English ST. and So, French and
German each 81. Sep 1-2w
- ~ OF T TnE y A- o"ooH
LUTHERAN CONGREGATION
This School will he opened on MONDAY,
Sept. 9Th, It No. IS Prince st near Fairfax. by
au&3l-bt# }. SCHALLER.
2 ! lS% GEORGIA ARNOLD will resume the
As2- dulles Ct her school, WEDNESDAY,
:tea.orlhcr Is, 1850 over the German Banking
Company.
klHnsRNANTHN SYSTEM taught in tho
HIinaary Department.
h"I.y prHcaicG in CALiSTHENICS.
FERNS Taoderatc APPLY ut 10 l07 Queen
Street, aug 2S-im.
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= j + y A Y u = I 1 UADEMY
- Viii be rconened BY
u VI. II. GREEN WE'LL
a. tSerelts As)l, on MONDAY, Sept. Oh, 1850
IL iul! course OF Rcademicsl and Classical Stud
LIS given He respectfully soicts the patronage
ct bis friends and the public For terms, Sc
csll Vt No. - Wolfe street, between Roval and
E.li.l TX SIS. Aupa2-22s
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GiT. - MRKN'5 ACADEMY,
~ No!th Fsirf,S stroat.
=, ~ IT y,
Under tho Direction of tho
rTrY'EPS TE EDTT rpncu

A!eyand:is Virginia.
ird"r tho Dr,c,ion of tho
SISTERS or HOLi' CROSS
VII reopen MpNDA : , isepLemDtr 6.h 1880
mo course Ct study will no thorough and cx-
tens'vo ombratirg al Tn. branches OF Is solid and
rCiacd education.
Particular htt9Gticn ispaid 10 vocsl aud i1st;u-
mnLtsl .lUSIC
Plain SE"iNE and every variety of Fancy
Wc:k Ei.o thn HuIimArts of Vocal Music and
''r:wlnG. mo tsnSh. without additional charge.
iaMi6 "i ell denominations received, and
viii" .rcs; attention is given 10 the religious in.
s'rucl9n aC s;Stholic stu tents. there s no inQu-
cree used On tE"so Of ditlrrcnt b.lief.
!a'"s Moderate. FOR further particulars az
ply e.
sUe'G SISTER SUPERIOR
AF on Mt VERNON INSTITUTE,
isE 1! south Washington ST.
Miss III, A. ROACH. Principsl
Scholastic duties resumed MONDAY, Soovr.
18th. KiN1HEGAkTNN EXERUISES in
dUGio- iitpa-t ncnt. For terms eic apply TO tho
snRl1-lia PRlNCtPAL, Box 3i9.
NN SKPrEABEE 9Th. 1850, will open in
*F tho hrsithf"'. picturesque and beautiful
vii"Cn OF WsTronton, Va, q FEMALE IN.
StlLU 1 Il. Tho religious and social advantages
oi this village aro unsurpassed in our country.
Only FIVE miles from the 'Fauquiar White Sui
:hHr Springs" place which Northern and
Southern cspl:2I, sdded TO the fsms of tho wa
Ter, ls restoring to its former celebrity, few ocs.
lions combiIo 20 much that is favorable to q
school enterprise Having had much experience
!G training youth, l feel competent 10 take into
MY, 'smily. wheTo they will be educated with
aud .s my own children, II number OF voupg
girls whose instruction will bo conducted by y
corps CT VOL qualified teachers.
Terms English, French and board for echo
lsstlc wear S2O0 Music $50; Latin and German
oach SD Csliathenics SO.
For further particulars address
Mrs. M. Is. BALL,
au&2-lm Warronton, Virgins.
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Fssss sAz.E ssss ysENT.

FoR RENT.
Tho comfortable
FRAME DWELLING,
on tho cast side Of st. Aaspb street, between
Cameron snd Queen, contsining water gas,
hoater &c, recently occupied by W. Il. May.
Possession given at once. For terms, Sc, apply
st this Office. oct
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20 OME SCuG0L:.

IL
MIss RCSAIlE Il. SROAEUS will tsach s
limited number Of LlTThE ROYS at the ,esi.
DEF C; Of hc7 mother, No. Alfred S..
Terms: s. UO psr nonth. These VINO wish 20
enter ;helr c!iidren-rormor patrons lacIudeL-
will pe43s apply before The opening cf the seq
sinn, MONDAY, Sept. l6th .uei-tf
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Tho undersigned have several tracts Of land
CO. tigucu' to tho abovo named to which they
invite tho atiention OF purchasers.
II. w. THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE.
FMi.fas COUNTY. NuRlS-T4R
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| Ml>S MARY e. JOHNSON will .eopen
AaA her SCHOOL FOH GIRLS and BOYS
| on SEPTEslsER l6h. st her resid Ance 2Oi
Prince St., alexandria Va sur7-tSlG
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CT. JOHNS ACADEMY.

ieIT. JOHNS ACADEMY.
The Oldest Boarding School in Virgiai4
The forty second Session vii! begin on MON
DAY, September Gsh, 1880.
Advantages: Thirty.three years experience
Ct principal; military discipline object teaching;
tine library, apparatus and cabinets; new gym
naslum; very heslthful and accessible location;
Careful oversight of students; moderate terms.
Though tho accommodations have just been
doubled, so msny applications have alrssdy been
| received thst the house may 90 filled before the
opening Of tho session, and carly application is,
therefore, desirsble. For cstslogue. address
| flCAD. l.. CABIN e A. ID, Principal,
au G.im Z. Q. Drawer u. AleEsndli,, Va.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-23
LATEST BY MAIL.

/. Galveston, June 21.-News specials
from various parts of the state shoH gen.
eraf dissatisfaction and indignation at
Currie's acquittal.
Des Moines, 10, June, 21.-A boy
named Armstrong, aged IA, was drowned
below the mill dam about O'Clock this
evening while bathing. The body has
not been recovered. Both of his parents
are sick in bed.
Washington, June 21.-The steamship
Sulnora, which is to convey Captain
Howgate on the Polar expedition to
Lady Franklin bay, left Warrington to-
night.
Toronto, June 21.-Hanlan's physician
says the oarsman is not permanently In
jured, but prescribed absolute rest for
several months. Hanlan will train for
the race with. Trickett in England.
San Francisco, June 2l.-,The supreme
court has decided that the McC Ciure char
ter framed for, the city by ,fhe last -legis-
lature is unconstitutional, being in the
nature of special legislation. u -''ss'
San Francisco, June 21.-I. NJ. Kalloch
having been released from arrest on the
charge of killing Chas. DeYoung, on ac-
count of detection in the proceedings,
was Immediately rearrested on new
complaint this afternoon and held to an
swer without bail.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-23

Indiana-Hendricks, 80.
Iowa-Bayard, 3; Hendricks, 2: Payne.
2; Mcdonald, 2; Hancock, Z. !:
Kansas-Payne, 10.
-, ,kentncky-Bayard, 6; Hancock, 1;
Field, 2; Mcdonald, 1.
Lonisians-Hancock, 16.
Maine-Hancock, IA.
Maryland-Bayard, 18.
a. Msha!,ssachusetts-Bayard, sh!, II; Hancock,
.; Tilden, 2; Randall. liz; Field, n;
Hendricks, k; Thurman,
Michigan.Lathrop, 1: Payne, /; Sey-
monr, l; Mcclellan, l; Bayard, 2; Han
cock, 8; Field, 4. Seven absentees.
Nebraska-Payne, 6.
Nevada--Field, 5; Tilden, 8.
New Hampshire-Field, 1; Thurman,
2; Bayard, 8; Hancock, 8.
New Jersey-Bayard, 10; Randall, 8;
Hendricks, 4; Joel Parker, 1.
New York-Payne, 20. Cheers and
hisses.
North Carolina-Bayard, z; Hancock,
8; Hendricks. 1; Seymour, 1; Black, of
Pa, l; Tilden, l.
Ohio-Thurman, "A.
Oregon-Field, 4; Tilden,2.
Pennsylvania-Jewett, l; Field, 1; Sey
mour. 8; Randall, 1; Hancock, 2; Bayard
2; Mlden, Is.
The complete vote was not received in
detail, but the following summary gives
the result Of the ballot:
Field, 65.
Bayard, 1881.
Morrison, 81.
Hendricks, 1917.
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Proposals for Supplies.


DAKOTA HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE,
YANKTON, June 2Sd, 1880.
TNHE Trustees Of the Dakota Hospital for the
the Hospital with the following articles during
the ensuing quarter; all to be delivered at the
AS may be required by the Steward, who will
inspect, reject OF receive them:
FRESH AND SALT MEATS,
GROCERIES,
ICE.
Bids are required to be made on blanks fur
nished by the board Of Trustees, which can be
had by applying to the Steward of the Hos
pital.
Bidders whose bids are accepted will be re-
luired to enter into bonds for the faithful per-
formance Of their Contracts in such sums as
may be required by the Board of Trustees;
bids for Hospital Supplies" may be sent
to or left with J. r. Sanborn At whose Office
1880.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
]. r. SANBORN,
dtdl President Board Of Trustees.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersiRn-
- ed who are the holders of . majority of
the lawfully issued stock of the Sioux City and
Dakota Railroad Company have filed their bill
in the district court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Dakota for the County
of Yankton to remove G. G.. Wicker, w. w.
Brookings, George E. Merchant and N. H.
Briggs as Directors and for the election of .
new Board of Directors of said Company under
the authority of said Court; and for an injunc-
tion against said above named persons from
acting as Directors in said Company.
And that the undersigned will not ratify or
confirm any act Or things which may be done
persons claiming to act as directors in said COM
pany; and that all resolutions, contracts or
agreements which may be made by said above
named persons in the name of said Railroad
Company will be wholly unauthorized and void
and will bS repudiated, and disAllowed by said
Railroad Company N soon "a said Company ia
represented by . lawful board of directors, and
the public and all persons whomsoever are
warned not to purchaae any stock Of said Com
pAny iaaued or that may be issued by the
authority of the above named four directors IA
such issue is fraudulent, unauthorized. illegal
and void.
JOHN I. BLAIR,
d: G. BLAIR
w. c. LARNED,
Directors and owners Of the majority Of the
stock Of the said Sioux City and Dakota Rail.
E.C.4 W. c. LARNED,
Attorneys.
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Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
OFFICE of the Post Trader, U. s. Army,
~ Fort Randall, D. T., June j. 1880. Notice
is hereby given that the firm of u. L. Pratt, jr.,
~ 4 Co. is this day dissolved BY mutual consent;
by D. l.. Pratt jr.; who will assume the liabil-
tiles and assets of the late firm.
ID. L. PRATT. JR.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
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Hair Dressing.

MFRS. l. PRAY wishes to inform the ladies of
NAYankton and vicinity that she has removed
to over Nj, Bruce store, on the corner Of Third
man hair on hand. Switches, cnrls and puffs
made to order. Combings rooted and made up
as nice as cut hair. Orders from out of town
promptly attended to.
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=
A Card.

"A Card.
HAVING disposed of China, Hall to Nj. John
Cunningham T take this method Of return-
ing my thanks to the people Of YanktOn and vi
einSty46r Ahetf-3i1 ts0uA1e in the =nasa
ana to recommend my successor to their con-
sideration and ask for him continuation of
their fRvors. Respectfully,
A. sCHANDEIN.
Yankton. June 16, 1850.
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Wanted.
Tuly LIST, board and lodgingin private family,
paid partly by giving lessons in English.
French, German, Italian. or music to children
intending to. reside in Yankton for two years or
longer. He can furnish references from present
employment, and holds diploma as to his capa-
Address by letter, A. B. c.. Press and Dakota
ian Office. 1wd.
For Rent.
STONE ONE dwelling house, with SIX m rooms; els
Magnificent view of the city. Enquire Of
Real Estate and Insurance Agent, Sd St.
paid for YAnkt0n c0aRtS 9Fse5s RSBEkEg FREY
For Sale.
On TIME, lots II and 10, block 4s, Lower
oYankton Good residence 4 lots t. p.}R21A%s pARRly K
For Rent.
8 Good dwelling houses. Apply ts Sonrprs
To Exchange.
$4,000 Inn MEEcAASR1sE . consisting ss Of
goods, in exchange for Farming % lands % and t City
GEO. W. ROBERTS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
To Loan.
MI GEO. w. ROBERTS.
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SPECIAL NOTICEs
-~>~~~~~
Wanted-A Girl,
~ 20 general house iSkk FRED AeRiSS se9aSsuBER. K
Nurse Girl Wanted.
A PPLY at once at second house west of the
"A Methodist Church on Fourth street.
z. BENBINGER.
Dentist.
H p; DODGE Dewitt's Block, ,sThird street.
For Sale.
T ot IS, block IS, Lower Yankton. Apply at
A1this Office.
100000
O LOAN on Farms.
DIR. DIETRICH
HAS returned and can be found at his Office
IL in DeWitt's block.
Wedding Presents.
A FINE ''s9IsReds v&s e6TF, 4 CLARK . co.'s
the Jewellers.
Diamonds Reset,
Rings made over. Hair ]exelEy, m.nafactured
by VAN Corr c1As1 Az 3ses;.:,. = cS;i: !,
r Watches and Jewelry,
Nicely repaired Vzs X oem, CLARK : CO.
Watches Jewelry and silver C;ooafs.
LARGE y '''estS;es szs SS ;s1s 5sRf !. sst:e5
Money to Loan.
nN first class Yaukton city property. Time,
~ three or five yearA.
CD. B. HARRIS.
Money teLesq.
on FIRST CLASS FARM PROPERTY at o
d&wtf. Attorneys It Law.
TWO carloads of thoroughbred Short Horn
One es1 q ss ssssp asiLs ssa oal'e"
diw-w1 Melvin's Livery Stable.
@Se0, ,0O0.-Five Years.
ITO loan on Farms for improvements and stock
raising BY applicant, in Bon Homme
Hutchinson, Turner, Clay and Yankton count
les. G.. w. ROBERTS,
Real E6tate and Insurance Agent,
For Rent,
| A SEVEN room brick house on Douglas Ave-
a nue.: A cistern, wood shed and fenced lot
attached. SIS per month. Apply to
J. J.PARKER HAYWARD
| Sd street, Yankton, d. T.
| To Rent.
| A DWELLING HOUSE, four good rooms
- a pantry, front and back porch and cistern
Sitnated on Green street, between Fourth and
| Fifth. Apply on the premises.
J. PARKER HAYWARD,
|. Real Estate and Insurance,
| Yankton, d. T..
A Card.
HAVING disposed Of China, Hall to M. Jol1
Cunningham take this method Of return.
ing my thanks to the people Of YanktOn and vi
einSty16r sAAotf Observation-Disclosures in the Syasi
an1 to recommend my successor to their con.
slderation and ask for him continuation OF
their favors. Respectfully,
|
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-23
Cash Plan

While 1 do not claim to
be the originator of the
Cash Plan
Of doing business, ! do
make . clsin and l am
able to back it up that
I am the only Strictly
CASH Grocer in Yank-
ton
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In a few minutes.
yOu can sstisfy your
self ~ to my plan of
doing business, my
goods and my prices.
Come and see for
yourself, all l ask is .
trial. Mystock is very
large and complete.
I make special fig
ures in job lots.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-23

My stock embraces every description
of Canned and Preserved Goods either
in glass or in tin, and I sell at uniformly
low prices.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-23

To Rent.
A DWELLING HOUSE, four good rooms,
a. pantry, front and back porch and cistern.
Sitnated on Green street, between Fourth and
Fifth. Apply on the premises.
J. PARKER HAYWARD,
|. Real Estate and Insurance,
Yankton, ID. T..
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live up to my ad-
vertisements. When l
say l sell for cash and
cash only, ! mean it.
! do not advertise TO
do . cash business in
order to secure popu-
larity for my concern.
1t iH business with me.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-23

Ny business for the
Last year has been more
than . success, which 1
attribute to my strict
adherence TO the cash
plan of selling goods,
and the appreciation by
the people of uniform
low prices on standard
goods.
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For Sale
TWO carloads of thoroughbred Short Horn
One car of GOtswold Sheep and Lambs.
HOULTON BROS,
dlw-w1 Melvin's Livery Stable.
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The convention adjourned till 10 TO-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-06-23

A SEVEN room brick house on Douglas Ave-
"A nue.: A cistern, wood shed and fenced lot
attached. $l6 per month. Apply to
J. PARKER HAYWARD,
Sd street, Yankton, ID. T.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17
Police Court.

James Burns, charged with being COM
mon thief, was given until 6 o'clock this
evening to leave the city.
Nellie Campbell, who got so drunk last
night that had to be hauled to the Sta
tion House in All express wagon, had her
case continued for a week.
Johanna MCNAMARA agreed to take the
pledge ii the Judge would let her off, His
Honor wouldn't have 1t, and sent her out
for thirty da,s George Arnold. who is
running the Vine-street Opera-hOuse dur
iAg the absence of Tom Snelbaker in New
Orleans was arrested last night for giving
theatrical performance without license.
He gave bond for his appearance. This
morning in the Police Court the case was
continued until next SATURDAY..
During quarrel at No. IS East Front
street last night between Barney Mulligan
and Pat. Daley, the latter cut the former
so badly that he had TO be taken to the
Hospital. Daily was arrested and charged
with cutting with intent t., kill. his case
was continued until next Saturday.
Rachael Smith, for vagrancy, went out
for three months.
The case against Jacob Huston, charged
with stealing $3.50 from Crawford's faro
bank, was dismissed, the Grand Jury having
failed to find bill against Huston.
Thomas Webber got thirty days for the
theft of pair of shoes.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-17

Of the swaeting sickness described by
Caius was that of 1551, the last of the
kind that visited this Kingdom with
widespread and fatal effects The terror
and dissolution caused by this-the most
fatal of the epidemics of the Middle
Ages-have been graphically predicted
by Hecker, who quotes Oaius summary
description: Unique lugubris erat lsmen-
tatio, fietus merens, aeerbus luctus."
Although the doctrines set forth in this
treatise are mainly those of the old
Greek school prevalent at the time, the
unsanitary conditions of the people are
noted and dweit on, and the immoderate
use of beer by the English is denounced
in way that shows he was Jealous
temperance advocate. The treatment re-
commended was much more rational
than that which generally prevailed, and
in this respect he kept free from the in
fuence of the schools, but nevertheless,
he had his favorite medicine, which con-
sisted of pearls and Odoriferous substan-
ces, and which was called "Manus Chris
IT," ....