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What a Fire Policy Covers.

Fire insurance policies do not include in
their indemnity among other things the fol-
lowing Fences and yard fixtures; also
store furniture and fixtures, and plate glass
doors and'windows when the plates are of
the dimensions of three feet or more"
1t is important that this fact be mention
ed in the wording of the policy, if such ar
ticles are to be included under the policy.
Careless, ignorant or unsophisticated agents
and brokers very frequently make mistakes
in this respect
The following articles also are not includ-
ed in the security of fire insurance policy.
unless mentioned viz, Jewelry plate, watch
es, musical instruments, ornaments, medals
curiosities, patterns, printed music, printed
books, engravings, paintings, picture frames
sculpture, casts and models, money or bull
lion, bills, notes, accounts, seeds, eviden-
| ces OF debt or securities. These should al
ways be specified
If a building falls no insurance will at
tach or cover its loss unless caused by fire.
Stolen property is not to be paid for by
the insurance company.
Losses from explosion are not to be pal,
unless FIRE ensues and then only the actua
fire losses is to be settled for.
Property standing on leased ground mus
be 50 represented to the company and ex
pressed in the policy.
Goods or storage must be insured q
such.
The assured, in case of fire, must inval
iably do his best to save it and carelessne,
in this respect will vitiate his claim, In n
instance shall he abandon his prem ises I
tiremen or to thieves.
Where a party has reliable and inte
ligent representative, agent or broker, who,
business it is to study these points and col
suit his own and the assureds interests
so doing it is sometimes safer than TO ri
ii by attending to the insurance himself
Fire Insurance Reporter.
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Mr.. Allison had sent-and Minnie and her
husband went down to meet her-tall, pale,
bearing the unmistsksble traces of misery
and sorrow on her face-Cleona Carris-
court.
Minnie gave little exclamation of as
tonishment.
is it possible? Miss Carriscourt-'
She interrupted, quietly
Mrs Fletcber-Mrs. Geoffry Fletcher.
And you are little Minnie Velsor. had
no idea-I had no idea Il had forgotten Doc
tor Lethbridge's name-of course, cannot
have the position. 1t would hardly be
natural that you should wish to befriend
me.
Mrs. Fletcher turned toward the door, her
face pale and piteous, her voice bitter and
wailing.
Doctor Lethbridge looked sternly after
her 4, but Minnie shot him an appealing
glance before she stepped toward the de-
parting woman.
'Wait-just moment, please was so
surprised, Mrs. Fletcher. Pray sit down,
you are in trouble, and if We can be of any
service, know the doctor will be glad to as.
sst you
Mrs. Fletcher's lips quivered second, as
she turned her pitiful eyes on Minnie's
sweet, happy face.
Il am in need of work. but l do not ex.
pect it of you. You can only despise me
and hold me in hatred and contempt fol
what did to you. But that or something
else has come home to me-
Il do not hate or despse you, Mrs. Fletch-
er. God has been too good to me for that
Stay Doctor Lethbridge will indorse my
| forgiveness, am sure, and we will make
you as happy as we can. We will forget al
that was unpleasant and start anew. Dc
stay, and teach my little girls, dear Mrs
| Fletcher
And Cleona sat down, overcome with
passionate tears, while the doctor, with al
indulgent smile, and nod Of the head t.
Minnie, left the two women alone, under tn,
strange circumstances into which the sarcasm
of fate had led them.
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OUR PUZZLE CORNER.
CONDUCTED By W. II. EASTMAN.

Contributions of original puzzles are So
licited from every reader. Address all COM
munications relating to this department to
w. II. Eastman, Auburn, Me.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
l am composed of fifty-four letters.
My 26, 81 IS, Al, II is native of Europe.
My 6, 81, 90, 46, % is fruit.
My 80, 8, 80, 35, ., 81 is masculine name,
My TO- l6, 81, 81, so is city.
My 43, g. 5 is useful article.
My l, IA, 10, As is a part of the body.
My 33, 4, As, Al, 7 is masculine name.
My 80, 81, 40, "A, "a is junction.
My II, 3S, %, SO is an animal,
My 40, 25, l3, II is order.
My "a, Is is part Of flying.
My 20 abides always with you.
My whole is an old proverb. NJ. Y.H.
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DEATH IN THE WOOD.
BIT ELAINE G00DALE.

Death IN the Wood
Death and scene Of decay
Death and horror that creeps with the blood,
And stifrens the limbs to clay.
For the rains are heavy and slow,
And the leaves are shrunken and wan,
And the winds are sobbing weary and low,
And the life OF the year is gone.
Death in the wood
Death in It's fold over fold,
Death-that shuddered and sank where stood,
At the touch Of hand so cold
At the touch Of a hand so cold,
And the sight OF a clay-white face.
For l saw the corpse of friend loved,
And hush fell over the place.
"Death in the wood
Death and a scene Of decay,
Death, and horror but half understood,
Where blank as the dead lay;
What curse hung over the earth,
What woe to the tribes Of men,
That felt as death what was made for birth,
And birth sinking deathward again
Death in the wood
In the death pale lips apart
Death in a whiteness that curdled the BLOOD
Row black to the very heart
The wonder by her was formed
Who stands supreme in power;
To show that life by the spirit comes,
She gave Us a soulless flower"
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CONCEALED SONG.

One word of the title of a popular song
is hidden in each sentence,
/. The fragments of rock were blown
through the root.
>. please bring the book to me, john"
said the lady.
8. The future is never revealed to mortal
eye.
4. "Sleep, darling, sleep" sang the moth
er, softly.
5. Smother, Pm atheep," lisped the child.
VERoNE.
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CHURCH DIRECT .

BAPTIST oHURcH
Rev. J. p. Tustin, (Supply.)
Sunday Services-l06 a. m. an(' n'
sunday Schools a. m. Aven,no Mt Az
Prayer Meeting-Every Wednes 'oA'As NV"
CLOCK. ,uoo r,o n,,,,o oro In j, attend.
or uIrruEwis IurupRA RICH.
Snlster%KeS; snnsae o. % = a ma sn M
Spnday Mea,ingSevery m yed evening ~
seats free. Nopews rented. e "eicome'
PREsByTERIAN oB'
Minister-Rev. Stuart Mitchell ,
Sunday Services-I0H a. IN. % me
rRaay m wed evening at eH
sns,s sioGS' ,roe Nh ,sws rentea. angers welcome.
Nrruon,sr EprsooyURcH
Presiding Eder-Rev. w. IN
Minister-Rev. e. II. Yocuur,
Sunday Services-l0h and o"'
S$ss IT. $ssSs$ rsssy SssSs
evening at on o'clock. rhrrsaav eveninp
General Prayer Meeting-B Ia" 'N"' 'e
o'clock.
REFORMED eH.
Corner OF Third an o''oo'''
pastor-Rev. W. E. Krebt ,or,ne s,reets.
Residence-Corner 4th ar n IN M
Sunday Services-10H a. r. ~ A
SUNDAY Schools a. m. ~
Prayer Meeting-Saturda.. . III. :or,
All are invtted There ia yS room.
" ~ or pIuI,a CH.
Rector-Rev L. Zahner.
Sunday Services-10H a. y ~ ni'
sunday School, a. m. .,,, co,orun,on
First Sunday In the mon " oiy iyNninn NU On Friday
Services preparatory {, nnh rnonth
o'ona,rs 1nn,a rontnd hut avayv welcome.
RylNaRI trIURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. heesef
Minister-Rev. George ,eI' V ,-ov etroe+ Church
Sunday Service-2 p. m mt ne lfon =. Su', ~ M
PRAYER Meeting-EveEoaIna ~ y n'
All are invited. All aricoee.
THE CHUR Uhhisns' an tho hill, "
Meets in "the little CnuISh on ,Io,, Sno atr,aot
known as the Welsh BaTChurch-oh no'A '0''''
eiss oil aTo meeting for zip, every Lords day af-
ternOon at 81 o'clock. .u oora,ouv In v,ted IN
Seats free +; and the p are ooiui" 'A'
attend
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A Cross BABY,

Nothing is so conducive to a mans re.
naming batchelor as stopping for one
night at the house o! married friend and
being kept awake for five or six hours by
the crying of cross baby. AL cross and
crying babies need Hop Btters to make
them we'll aud smiling, Young man, re-
member this.
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JOB PRINTINI
Columbia County Official Dir(

president Judge-william Elwel. In
Associate Judges-I. X. Krickbaum, +. II '"'
Prothonotary, &c.-William Krickbaurd
Court Stenographer-S. n: Walker.
n 3egister a Recorder williamson II. JAG
District Attorney-Robert X. Little.
Sheriff U. II. Ent.
Surve or samuel Neyhard.
Treasurer-H A. sweppenDelser. hart,
= .'commissioilers' Clerk-J. r. Casey. Gao.
Auditors-S. II. Smith, W. Manning
Jur1 Commissioners-Eli Robbins, n W.
County superintendent--Willia II. Asco,t
Bloom Poor District-Directors-R. eReece
WIN. Kramer, Bloomsbury and Tho"'0''
acOtt.
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PROBLEM,

A farmer has two square gardens, the side
of one of which exceeds that of the other
by rods, while the contents of both are
2Os square reds, How many square rods
does the larger garden contain more than
the smaller? EVE.
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BLANKS,

/. When the captain arrived in-he
procured a-of paint with which to paint
his lie boat.
2. The lad sat under tall-eating a
3. At the-the lady stopped to buy
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CHAR AIDE.

Half of bird that chsttering flies
Across the road is half of me,
My other half your food supplies,
Though daily cast into the sea.
A wondrous power pervsdes my whole
! am shown to stretch from pole to pole,
In which the sailor finds guide
To lead him DER the ocean wide.
OLD ENGLISH.
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BIoomsburg Official Diory'

President of Town Council-1. s. KU
Clerk-Paul K. Writ.
Chief OF Poice-D. Laycock.
President OF Gas Company-S. Kn0r
SecTetary-Cii n w. M,iler: r., rsFunston,
:, bi99i,soqrB II Pa9ns nrats ogh,ary yIoSbck, Tel
ou, 'r,,.., No,,oro, panr-chor,esp ~ President
I. p. Tustin, Cashier. onduoan
sac,a,i So,ugr Idtiie pres,ds W. Miller,
oeGreIaIy. p,,,d,r, nm, eor,n a ssociation
,,. pnnnos,i ProsI5ant ~ 'ps,5ecretary.
N, na,, I, sh~re, ntnSi SaviDa NM Sciation-J.
RroWer. President p. 4. Writ. Fry.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING. G.

| Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. TIan
sient advertisements must be paid for
except where parties have accounts.
Legal Advertisements two dollarsper inch for three
Insertions and at that rate for addtionalinse Jols
without reference to length.
Executors, Administrators and Auditors notices
three dollars. Must be paid for when inserted.
Transient or Local notices, twenty cents a line
regular advertisements half rates.
} Cards In the "Business Directory" column one
) dollar per yearf each line.
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The little ones love it, aud often cry for
more-whatH DIR, Sellers Cough Syrup
which cures them of conghs, colds and
hopping cough.
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ANSWERS TO LAST PUZZLES.

Numerical Enigma. Darling,
Probiem.-22 rods long 20 rods wide.
Uarode Flying Dutchman.
7rdaspOsitions.-l. Town. wont. 2 smile,
miles 8, Mates, steam Mate, tame, meat.
8 Made, dame. G Paste tapes.
Word Square
M A RT
AR EA
r EAR
TART
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The above blanks are to be filled with
same words syncopated. UNCLE CLAUDE.
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POetical.
THE MOSS KNOLL.


bf WUhDsNOhTh.
And close beside this aged thorn
There is fresh and lovely sight,
A beautious heap, hill OF moss
Just half a foot In height.
Alllovely colors there you see,
All colors that were ever seen;
And messy network, too, is there,
AS II by hand OF lady fair
The work had woven been
And cups the darllngs OF the eye,
SO deep is their vermilion dye.
All me what lovely tints are there
OF olive-green and scarlet bright,
In spikes, and branches, and In stars,
Green, red and pearly white.
This heap Of earth o'ergrown with moss
Which by the thorn you see,
So fresh in all Its beauteous dyes,
Is like an infants grave In size,
AS like as like can be;
But never, never, anywhere,
An infants grave was half so fair
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LIRE INSURANCE.

BRITISH AMERICA ASSURANCE COMPANY.
GEkM AN FlRElNSuRANCE COMPANY.
}ATl0NAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
UNION INSURANCE CuMPANY.
. These OLD CORPORATIONS are well seasoned by age
and FIRE TESTED and have never yet had loss set
ued by any court Of law Their assets all invest
ed m sol lIp SECURITIES and liable 10 tine hazard
OF fIRK only
Losses PROMPTLY ar d HONESTLY adjusted and paid
as soon as ~ d'teImined by CuRIsTIAsF KKAPP, sPEC-
AZ AGENT AND AnJusTER BLoOssBuRG, PA.
=. Inc people of columbia CuDty should patrouize
by one OF their own citizens,
rhoArINEss, EQUITY FAIR DEALING
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XIV, NO.
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, VOL Xiv, NO. 4
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Good dive. ling houses. Apply to
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after he came there. II va the same tobac.
co he cav there about one month before
Capt. Dougherty came. This tobacco was
never reported to the government while he
was there or carried on the property re.
turns. He last saw the tobacco in the cellar
when he went down TO get a box 10 open.
He should think there was about 1900
pounds Of this. He first saw it in The fall
Of 1876, when it was pu, down there. This
tobacco was meyer carried on their property
return while he was there. He had not
been in that cellar for four months before he
left. Did not know what this cellar was
used for during that time. He could not
say whether it was dry or damp during that
time. When be said that such and such
Indians reported in person, he stated only
those he could remember. The way he
knew that the Indian who called himseli
concluded on third page.]
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PERSONAL.

q. g. Mayo. piano tuner, will return here
in May.
Andrew Shearer Of Milltown, 10 in thia
city on bus,neM.
John Bsgstad and other residents Of Gay.
vile were in the CITY yesterday.
Ed Lathrop. Of Vsrmillion, formerly
clerk in the First National bank of this
city, came up on the train Last evening.
Charley Edwards condition ha. cOnsid-
erahly improved. CONSCIOUSNESS has re.
turned and bis physicians are encouraged
John Flynn, who has been for two or
three years night Waterman at tho Jencks
hotel Is preparing tn remove 10 SPHINX coun-
" where he has q valuable claim.
w. 8. Milligan, q former employee Of the
c. M. 4 St. P. Co., has been appointed sec.
Rotary of the Dakota division of that com.
pany with headquarters at Yankton.
Nj. E. A. Odiorne, for a long time chief
clerk in r. A. K.,chum's dry goods house,
left Yank,on Yesterday morning for the pur,
pose of engaging in sheep husbandry in
Colorado. Mr.. Odiorne had rend. red him.
self almost Indispensable at Ketchum's, and
his departure is not only keenly regretted by
his former employer, hut a host Of Yanltcn
friends bid him goodbye regre.fully. May
success attend him.
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IT CAN Be DONE.

1 netice III your issue of the Goth inst,
The declaration by an army officer that Is.
Is, ALA, Is, Is. and Is, IA. Is. are not
soluble. II the army officer. or any one
else has curiosity enough to call at the
Smithsonian hotel, he will find a steady
boarder who will take pleasure in explain.
ing how the above numbers can be made
to read 10, IA. Is. after being placed 10
any position that suits you. Yours. ret.
peclfully. SUBSCRIBER
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LOCAL

The county Jail now contains six pris-
oners.
The Excelsior drug store is undergoing
internal improvement.
L. M. Kee, city a%uctioneer is putting up
gorgeous sign which is prettier than a red
b,rn.
Geo. N. jenkins, formerly Of this city, is
now running a hotel in Rockford, Black
Hills.
NJ. U. Hoyt, Jr., formerly Of Yankton,
now a resident Of Cedar county. Nebraska,
is in this city.
Wild geese weighing ten and eleven
pounds each, we're displayed for sale in q
Yankton meat market yesterday.
Numerous prairie schooners are already
seen on our streets, showing that immigra-
ton to the fertile lands of Dakota has fair
" set in.
Patrick Murray, who escaped from our
city Jail 90 Sunday night last, took break
fast ut Gavville yesterday moving, and
then boarded the outgoing train for the
states.
Why cannot our city dads provide in
some way for the lighting Of our streets on
dark nightss They would receive The
blessings Of numerous individuals if they
.hould do so.
The Rapid City Journal SAYS that Mike
Kelleher, a we'll known frejghter on the
Pierre route, Was recently shot and
killed BY a peace officer Of Las Vegas, New
Mexico. The officer was attempting to quell
u ealoon row.
E NJ. Coates has been making earnest
md repeated efforts to attain to proficiency
o bicycle exercise. Thus far be has not
,een an apt scholar, as bis numerous un-
.uccessful attempts yesterday would indi-
cate. We can recommend the puzzle OF "l3
II and Is" as a safer amusement, and 6
pa slime that will last an ordinary life time.
General c. T. Campbell, Of Scotland,
wrestled for two hours and a half last night
with the game of "l3, IA and 15." He new.
er was so absorbed in anything in his life
before, but about midnight he claimed be
had solved the puzzle. As no one was pres
ent when he claims to have succeeded, we
are obliged to take his assertions without
corroborating testimony.
The Methodist church entertainment, to
include tableaux and vocal music, will take
place at the church to. morrow evening. A
new and varied programme has been pre-
pared and the affair promises to be one Of
the most interesting yet given. The object
is commendable and every way worthy the
support of citizens irrespective of creed.
The piano which has been engaged for the
occasion will be furnished from Will H.
Turner'S music house.
Kerwin Wilson, now in the Detroit house
of correction. was the defendant to a suit be-
fore Justice Bradford, OF Bon Homme, com.
menced against him by Geo. T. Rounds to
recover the sum of $500 for the care and
keeping of four head Of ponies. We do not
know what the result wa, as Mr.. Wilson's
attorney was unable to be present at the tri-
al. The in this case was served
by publication of the same for six weeks 10
a weekly newspaper. Under the circum-
stances the legal query arises, did Justice
Bradford have any jurisdiction in the case.
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1h, 9xily 9rfss aud 9atstaiau.
vANkToN. DAKOTA.
tuesday Evening. March %, 1850.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
yanktOn- n. n March %. 1870

UNITED STATES SIGNAL OFFICE,
Yankton. D. T.. March %. 1880.
Barometer at 1 .SS p. NJ, 3O.SS3 inches, .
rise of O.S62 of an inch since Yesterday.
Tho river has fallen seven inches since last
repor, aud lie still falling /; considerable Ice
pssstd during the night. Thermometer
readings at 4:3S .. H.. 800 z a. N, 33o;
9:3S a. M, 800 l :3S p. m, 45e. Maximum
49, minimum 800.
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Ia Florence Nightingale Of the Nur.
sery.
The following is an extract from a letter
written to the German Reform Messenger, at
Chambersburgh. Penn -
A BENEFAcTRRss.
Just open the door for her, and Mn.
Window will prove the American Florence
Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF this We
are 80 sure, that We will teach our "Susy"to
say, "a blessing on Mrs. W~inslow"for help
ing her to survive and escape the gripping,
colick'ng. and teetbing siege. Mr. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the child
from pain, and cures dysentery and diar
rhGa. 1t aoftrns the gums, reduces inl.m.
nation, cures wind collie, and carries the 10.
FAINT safely through the tee,hing period. /,
p. rforns precisely what it processes 70 per.
form, every part Of it-noihinR lea. We
have never se+n Mrs. Winslow-kuow her
only through the preparation Of finer 'Soo,h-
ing Syrup for Children Teething." II v~
had the power We would make her. q she
il. . physicsl saviour to. the iofan, race
Sold by all druggists. % cesn . bos.ie.
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PROPOSAL FOR SUPPLIES.
Dakota Hospital for the Insane.

Dakota Hospital for the Insane.
YANKToN, March 2Oth. 1880.
TNHE trustees of the Dakota hospital for the In
Il sane hereby invite bids for furnishing the
hospital with the following articles during the
ensuing quarter, all TO be delivered at the Hos
Dital ut such time and in such quantities rs may
be. required by the-SteWald, who will Inspect,
reject or receive them
ANTHRACITE COAL,
SEASONED COTTONWOOD.
SEASONED HARD WOOD.
FRESH N SALT MEATS.
GROCERIES.
ICE.
Bids are required to be made or blanks fur
nisled by the Board Of Trustees, which can b.
had by applying to the Steward Of the Hospital.
The appropriation for incidental expenses be-
ing exhausted. parties bidding for fuel whose
bids are accepted. will receive certificates OF in
debtedness. the payment Of which will be made
out OF any future appropriation made for the
purpose, by The Legislative Assembly of Dakota.
Bidders whose bids are accepted will be re-
CURED TO enter into bonds for the faithful per-
formance Of their contracts, IN such sums az
may be required by the Board Of Trustees.
Bids to be sealed, and the envelopes endorsed
Bids for Hospital Supplies" may be sent to or
left with J. X. Sanboril. at whose office they will
be opened 1T 2 p. M. March eth. 1870.
The Trustees reserve the right TO reject any
and all bids. j. X. SANBORN.
President Board of Trustees.
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DENTIST,

II u. DODGE. Dewitt,s Block, Third street,
l1s Yankt0n, Dakota.
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NOTICE.

Al q meeting Of the chamber of COM
merce Monday evening 9th inst, an assess.
ment of So was made upon each member,
who are requested to leave the same with
the secretary at his cfice and save him the
time and trouble of calling on each separate.
~. Membership fees IS.
j, PARKER HAYWARD. Sec.
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GRAND RALLY.

There will be a Union Temperance meet.
ing at the Congregational church Tuesday
evening, March %, 1873, at 1880 o'clock,
under the auspices of the reform club, at
which Nj. j. H. Brooks, a celebrated tenn
perance advocate, together with Reve. Ward,
Jewel. Brownson aud other prominent tenn.
perance speakers will address the meeting.
An interesting time is anticipated. Every.
body come II you want to hear something
good. GEO. PIKE,
Sec. Reform Club,
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VACANT PLACES.

In the dental ranks will never occur if
you ore particular with your teeth, and
cleanse them every day with that famous
t~ooth-wash, SOZODONT. From youth
to old age it will keep the enamel spotless
and unimpaired. The teeth of persons
who use SOZODONT have a pearl like
witness, aud the gums a roseate hne,
while the breath Is purified, and rendered
sweet and fragrant. 1t is composed of
rare antiseptic herbs and is entirely free
from the Objectionable and injurious in.
gradients of Tooth Pastes, sc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

R1Ds and proposals for the inside carpenter
- and p'astering work of the new Turn-Hall
will be accepted until, and opened Thursday,
March 25th, 1880. Plan and specifications can
re seen at Leo Biermeyer's on Capital street,
commfttee reserves the right to reject one
aud all bids,
WM. REINHARO,
JOHN BECKER,
+. SHOEPPERHIN, n
Committee