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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
ia Canton than ever before.

prevalent Ia Canton than ever before.
0feps ore being taken 10 organize .
Temple Of Honor In Wateftowp.
Tho R,rcre mill barely escaped helng
consumed hy fire q short time ago.
The Oiivet Chronicle may DO moved to
Memo. four mica away on the railroad.
The Nay,or house at Canton. bss been
reopened by one Of the former proprietors.
The union revival meetings In progress
in Canton hAye brought forth . number OF
conversions.
Andrew Christensen. living near Swan
Lake 10 fattening seventy-ive bead at cat
tie for that market.
The interest in the Turner county teach
ers' association increases at every meeting,
and weekly meetings are held.
The German Presbyterians of Turner
county are collecting money with which to
build a church in the spring.
A large atore building will be completed
and christened BY a grand ball abont the
middle of February, in Parker.
Twelve new school houses have been
built in Turner county since last April,
costing from $3.50 to $4,000 each.
One thousand four hundred and thirty
dollars of territorial funds have been an.
propriated to Clay couuty's schools this
month.
The engine Of the Centervills Touring
mill Is running on hay fue... It consumes
three toms per day and is much cheape,
than wood.
Parker's literary society holds semi
monthly meetings. Music, ESSAYS, recita
tions, readings and debates are the order o
the programme.
The Dakota Southern railroad compan
will put in three hundred more piling fol
the protection eff the road east Of Vermil.
lion. The people of that place will furnish
the piliug, while the company will dr,v,
the same number:.at the mouth of the Yer.
million.
Vermi!lion Standard: In drawing name,
for the jurymen for this court, bad luck &C
Cured IN some way, by chance, on purpose
or some other way u%nbeknown to us. On,
lawyer, one doctor, n deaf man, one ma,
too old and another had not been living ii
Yankton long enough to qualify.
The Watertown ladies are preparing I,
give a leap year party, hut, we Judge from
the following in the Independent, nav,
neglected IL invite the editors, poor things
Fouud-Two honest printers who neve
attended a leap year party and who neve
expect to. For further information IT,
quire at e,'her Office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

A Fasgo correspondent of the ST. Paul
Globe, in one of those political letters for
which the banana belt is famed. refers to
Colonel Campbell, of Sioux Falls, as q man
who 10 liable to receive the SURFACES of the
people for delegate TO congress. Dakota
might look over the entire list and do then q
great deal worse than send Colonel Camp
bell to congress. He 10 an old resident of
Dakota and has long been identified with
territorial interests. The political guessers
Of the north occasionally hit . nail which
viii bear driving. But as they alone are en-
gagged 10 the business of making congress-
men, oil We outsiders can do is { applaud
at the proper moment. ae
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
NORTHERN DAKOTA.

A lawyer and a physician have located in
jamestown recently.
A Red River Forestry association has
been organized in Fargo.
The Catholics of Fargo will soon organ
ize a parish and secure a church.
The young ladies of Fargo gave q leap
year sleigh ride q few evenings ago.
The dam-mill suit at jamestown is set
tied, the condition being that Mr.. Klaus
put up a $4,000 mill.
Fargo's national bank has assets amount
ing to 100000. with an annual profit Of
twenty-five per cent. on the capital stock
of $4,000.
Fargo had a narrow escape from being
entirely consumed by fire on Wednesday
last. The Republican Office was burned,
but most of the material was saved. Build.
ings on each eide were burned. The loss
was about $4,000, partly covered by in
surance.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
DAKOTA AND MONTANA.
Extract from an Address By Governor
Bross, of the Chicago Tribune,

Extract from IN Address by Governor
Bross, Of h Chicago Tribune.
At . meeting of the Chicago historical
society last week Governor Bross of the
Chicago Tribune, read q highly Interesting
paper, with Chicago and the new west as his
text. From the address as printed in the
Tribune We take the following, relating to
the two territories through which the Mis-
souri, river RUM
DAKOTA,
lying directly. west of Minnesota and north
Of Nebraska Except the northeastern and
southwestern sections), ii comparatively
unknown. When L vent down the Red
river valley in 1871 to Winnipeg there
were only three or four little hamlets north
of Morris, the terminus Of the railway, for
eone 200 miles or more, all the way to the
British line. 10 little more than eight
years the valley, both in Minnesota and
Dakota, has been brought largely under
cultivation. Scores of the largest, best
managed, and most productive wheat farms
In the United States are now to be found in
this valley. Il looked laat June like an
old-settled country, small farms, as we'll as
those of one, five, ten, and even fifty thous.
and scrss, With good houses for the superin.
tendenta large barns and onthouses for
every thousand acres, dotted the landscape
on every aide. Teams, reapers, and
shrashers BY. the acore, with a small army
OF. men, ares required on these princely
hrme, aud even the telegraph has been
called into requisition to manage them.
Take q an example the Cass-Cheney farm
for 1879. Il has been opened three years.
Each year new land il broken. This season
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

That new and e~nterprising metropolis.
Mandan, ha wing been leglslated BY the ter
ritori,l solons,o out of Morton county and In.
10 Burleigk county. has sent an appeal to
coneressI for the restoration Of former coun-
Il Boundaries. Y s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

The Black Hille Times ofthe 2lst contains
another able sditorial-written by US when
in IN Intellectual mood, and first given to
the world In the Press and Dakotaian of
the 18th. The Times ia a highly sppreci-
alive newspaper. and it makes us proud to
observe that it frequently writes its edito-
rails BY placing a pair of scissors in cahoots
with. the second page Of the Press and
Dakotaian.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

The Piute Indians Of Nevada are satisfied,
70 . telegram says. Let it be recorded as
. triumph forsSchurz that one lot o f1ndians
have nothing more to ask for. The arrange
msnt which 90 greatly pleases them ia this:
Ifthey' STAY on the Molheur reservation and
work, they are to gradually acquire a title
To 100 acres Of land each and will receive
aid from the government.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

Fargo Times: The Fargo Argus. the
bismarck Tribune and the Desdwood Pho
near have made covenant with the Bari to
defeat Bennett and postpone the creation OF
. new territory. This is no idle assertion.
but . fact, that only the Tribune will desy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
Central Railr'd.
Shortest Route to Chicago.
CITY to CHICAGO
without Change OF Cars!

Commencing une 1, 1878.
A daily express passenger train will leave
train from ,Yankton: Leave Sioux City at 2.l5 p.
Sleeping cars runthrough from Sioux City to
Chicago, fare, $3.50 on sleeping car.
Passengers leaving Chicago, bound west, at
arrive at Sioux City the next day at ii.sS 4. M n
An accommodation train will leave Sioux City
daily, except Sundays at 500 p. M, connecting
with through passenger train at TT. Dodge.
at Sioux City at Gas a. m.
Trains going east connect at Chicago with all
trains tor Detroit; CLEVELAND, Buffalo. Niagara
ington, New York, Boston and all parts OF the
east.
This train connects at Waterloo with trains
leaving Hs II S Waterloo e,,s at IL" is.2s "a. a ). M l.la and Arriving viag' al
waukee and st. Paul railroad Trains, and arriv-
ing at st. Paul at $3.50 p. m. and Minneapolis at
Connections are made at Dubuque with trains
on the Illinois Central main line, leaving Dubu-
que at 6.1O 4. M, arriving at Galesburg at $50 p.
Rock Island at $50 p. M, Quincy at $40 p. m,
st. Louis at 40 a. m. and Cairo at 40 a. m.
Connecting at Cairo with trains for Memphis,
Nj aas n ! & yt%hle a son1E. Mobile New Orleans and
Connections are made at Freeport with West
crn Union trains, leaving FrcepOrt at LOS p. m.
and arriving at Racine at 5.45., and Milwaukee
at Ola p. IN.
Baggage Checked Through
To all important points.
For through tickets and Information apply at
the Illinois Central depot.
Trains run by Dubuque time, which Is twenty
minutes faster than Sinmx City.
w n J"sErH F. TUCKER, Chicago g
W.. .o ssaa Passenger AGENT n5s eSis ass"Ter'
Fl. I. WRIGHT. Agent, Sioux City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

out il from tho birth Of the child till II
had finished tho teething siege. ON any
consideration whatever. Sold by alldrus-
gists, 25 aents n bottle.
AFraxra"t breath and Pear'y Teeth
Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth
daily with that justly popular dentiftice,
sOZODONT. Composed Of rare an,iseptic
herbs, ii imparts Wilderness to the teeth. a
delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves
intact, from youth to old age, the teeth.
Acidity of the stomach will destroy the
strongest teeth unless its effects are counter
acted with SOZODONT, and this pure
tooth wash protects the dental surfaces by
removing every impnrity that adheres 20
them Ask your druggist for SOZODONT
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

General Adams has gone on another
nissiou to Colorado, the object Of which lie
the surrender Of the Utes engaged in the
Neeker massscre.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27
WANTED.

Sherman s Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at a sal
airy of 800 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
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Aliens Or. Z. & l.. E) New American Farm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........."...$2 80
Aliens Il. F.) american Caale....... 2 SO
Aliens (R. H. American Farm Book... l SO
Aliens Or. ~ Rural Architccture...... l SO
Aliens (R. L.) Diseases Of Domestic
I'M l w
Amateur Troopers and Trap Makers
Guide. pa, Soc; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
American Bird Fdncier 80
American Rose Culturist......... 80
American Weeds and Useful PLants.... l rs
Almonds Country and Suburban Houses l SO
BOXERS Practical and Scientific Fruit
Culture 9 so
Bayry's Fruit Garden. 2 SO
Dement'S Rabbit Fancier............ 80
Bommer's Method Of Making Manures. Is
~BoussingauRs Rural Econowv..."..... l 81
Brackets Farm Talk, paper, 5Octs;; cloth rs
BrecRs New Book Of Fowers .......... l rs
Drills Farm Gardeningan Seed Grow-
1 w
Broom Corn and Brooms, paper SO cts.
cloth 70
Bropn's Taridermists Manual / 90
B~ruckner's American Manures ..... / SO
Buers Cider aker's Manual. l so
Buist's FoDer- Garden Directory.. l SO
Buist's Fan:ily Kitchen Gardener........ ] 90
Burgess American Kennel and Sporting
Field. 3 90
Burnham's New Poultry Book......... 2 90
Burns Architectural Drawing Book.... l 90
Burns Illustrated Draining Book...... l 90
Burns Ornamental Drawing Book...... l 90
CdldueRs Agricultural Chemical Anat-
ysts z w
Canary Birds. Paper SO cts. Coth.... rs
"..L.-3> 1.... 1....-So 1nsJ> ~
GeuelanGs Landscape Architecture. l SO
Cobbea's American Gardener-........ Is
Coburn's Swine acknowledgements. LIS
Gkman's Pathological Horse Moe;ng.. 2 on
Coles American Fruit Book....... rs
Coles American Neterinarian........ rs
Cooked and Cooking Food for Domestic
ANIMALS ~
Cooks Manuel of the Apiary....""..... 80
CorbeH's Poultry Yard and Market..pa
per so cts ;; cloth................ rs
Dadds Modern Horse Doctor, 12mo..... / so
Dadds American Cattle Doctor, l2mo.. l SO
2 50
Dadds american Reformed Horse
Book, 8vo, 2 SO
Dana's Muck Manual. l 25
De Woes Market Assistant. z SO
DoUninys Landscape Gordening".."." 30
Downings Rural Essays. b 70
Dpyer's Horse Book. 8 NO
Eastuood m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
Eggkston's End of the World ........ l SO
Eggkston's Hoosier School aster..... l Is
Eggkston's Mystery Of MetropotsvWe... I SO
Eqgleston's (Geo. o. A Man of Honor l 25
EWionPs Hand Book for Fruit Growers.
paper 90 cts.;; cloth I 90
EV;nt1o uo.A Rnnk ~ DenrfsauI Tn.S
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-27

I udV6 OeeH tHu5 p~dTEICuIar IN UeScflD-
ing the Typographical and the agricultural
character Of Dakota and Montana in order,
as far as may be, to dissipate the false i'm
preston that they are too far north for sue
cessful development. With the swelling
tide of emigration now beginning to roll
over them. the next decade will show the
most marvellous results.
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FOR RENT AND SALK.
foH REM
BYR. o. HOLTzNAN,
REAL Estate AGENT AND AuorroSEEn,
Tenth and r streets northwest.

~ Lafayette So,
fur. III p.&bsth
Fur. house. Grant
Place.
Larse & elegantly
far. house, ID
re. and stable.
Corcorau Ut. n. W.,
fur, n. &bath
S2U 9Th et. n. ". Is
rs. and store. -.
2030 G. st. NV, ii
rs and bath. -.
1888 Mass. ave. n.
". 10 rs.& bath.
oHl 4kst q " Sra
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THE EVENING STAR.
acknowledgements ecem her II. lSSso .


orKS LETTER
10 We commissioners or tte District or Co.
Gentlemen: have resided IN tho Immediate
nteignporhood OF the wallsch school buildiny
III tsI IestIy twenty years. and my children have
NJ Nh puplls There for several years Many fam
tIes living IN me vicinity OF the building have
spacious grounds attached 70 their DWELLINGS,
THESE grounds have not TO my KNOWLEDGE besS
invaded or fRieTfe'ed with in any nesnact AN
these years by the pupils or the wailach schooi
l do not believe a single wheeloarrow loss q,
stones, which have been thrown there nv tina
"boys" OF the Wallach school can 10 vatharat
nom all these lots. From the knowledge have
or these school children and their patents
gained by my residence with them, repel ths
accusation Contained ia the AFFIDAVIT OF Reuben
Pope, as published In Saturdays STAR. There
is one point In that affidavit TO which would
very respectfully direct the attention OF Mr.
Pope and the Commissioners lt is In these
words: viz, 'fhrO'rn hire bV va T3fclOtlS bogs or
he public Schools" Now Mr.. Pope cannot SUBJ
staniate this assertion. for know that many
OF tncse stones were thrown there by other per-
sons. object TO the Wholesale charge against
the hallacn school boys made By you In your
lettef OF December lS'h 10 the superintendent
OF public schools You assume that the scholars
OF Wallach school are guilty and say 1.-The police
authorities have been specially instructed" 10
give amp protection ag linst such wrongs The
IMPRESSION given 20 the pubic by Mr. Pooes ex-
Parte affidavit and your letter is that the Wal
ZACH schools contain a SET of ragamuf fins. yaya.
bonds, In fact, boys only lit for reform school,
rms Is a false ACQUISITION. The Wallach school
ooys ana girls Will stand as high for good be
naNioT ana good breeding as any public school
In THIS city or In any other City, This charge
does not stop with the children. Asa narenf n
repel the insult. call on you as oriclslly rem
reSenting the executive power OF the District IN
protect The citizens OF Capitol HIli from this
gross outrage by demanding a full examin alton
into the facts OF the case before you arralgn
whole community.
A PATRON OF WALLACE SCHOOL.
~.
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1880 THE SMEAT 1884

TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEsT.
Double Track, Steel Rails.
SPLENDID scENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Tn. EsFEG pi{ N9yEMRER 2s II ;,Ia s o,
fo SStRsn - anu s'sesss = d.y with
sleeping Cars to Louisville and Ghisasoi 20 20
to Oinoinnati, st. Louis and Chicago; $50 p M.
ssily VIII Pa,, Ss Car e Pttsba,F
'' with ParioT Car to Watkin: and the Norfb 81
s:Da m. daily, except 8 1naas 2 80 =. hi. daily.
en exc saMt9rday with Palace Cars to oananda
For Wiliamsrort, Lock Haven and Elnira, at 10 40
For New SSE a sars hs f Ess and
gs m On q sqSdny 2Is and 10 90
For Brookfyn. n 8. al through trains connect at
S st4 4a sans asod
ing double ferrtage across New York city .,
For 81 snsdsy =? 2d ana aDs 10 C
Limited Express. 80 a. d. daily, except Bun
For Baltimore. 40. 500. $50, lO.40 am. and
2i0, 400, 40. $40. go and 10 90 p m. On
Sunday, 500, 10: m, 2:Io, 5:4o. $3.50 and
For P9pes Greek Line. Gao am. and 4:lO pm.
For day. aIy.s s5Gsp5 s 20 daily
AL s sSgs sItds AND FRsDERIcKsBuRa RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For A s nd s90 49, no no 2e and IL 20
day st 20. $40. IL 90 and IL 30 g. m and 90
For Richmond and the South. 100 and IL 100 m.
daily, and 90 p N. dsily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandris for Washington. 00. 05.
and 1000 An; go, 100, 300, 90 and 10
D. M. Snd u 90 midnight. On Sunday ST s :05,
and 10 100 s. M. z 90 and 9 05 p. N.
Ticf cts, information, sleeping and parior car ac
cammoda tons be procured at the Offices, north
east corner OF 18th street and ayenue
and at the DEPOT where orders can be left for the
Checking Of baggage to destination from hotels and
residences ,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. novl9
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIROAO.

OhI lWOnC hNU OHtO hhllnOhUs
THE MoDELFAsTL LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE VEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY.
AM DEoT EAhaEF Rpa issH
II. 50-Chicago. Cincinnati and st. Louis Fast Ex-
O0-B8itimore. Fllicott City and way stations
t. 46-Batimore EXPRESS.
strasburs, Winchester. Hszerstown and way,
S45-StauDton and Valley Express. tOonnects
for Hagerstcwn and at Point Of Rocks for
9oo-New York, Philaaelphis and Boston Express
+s.oO.on Sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis
College. Beltsville, Laurel, Annapolis Janc-
Avn e ton; 5essup,s and Hanover
Louis Express
il :Io-Baltimore, ElHcott City, Annapolis and Way
Stations.
Il 25-on sunday only. for Baltimore and wsy.
f. s5-Ses YORK. Philsdeiphia and Boston Express
' FrsderieE. Hsserstown ' and Way. Va
4.soHBaitiinore, Hyattsvtre and Laurel R.-
press. Frederick. via Relay. Stops at Anna.
Doiis Juncdon.)
winchester and Nay ststions 1on sunday
to Point of Rookie and Way Sta:ioas ony)
IS 4S-P6iiadslp6iaa aud Baltimore EXPRESS MAR
unsburs and Way, Wis Relay. Stops at Hya.ts-
vile ard I.aurel.)
6.05-Point of Rocks and War Stations.
t6.45-Bsti more and Way Stations.
7.30-Baltimore and Laurel Express.
t6. GETTYSBURG, Cincisnati ana 81. Louis Express
g. 5-Baltimore, Hyattsville and Laurel Express.
tic. O0-New York. Philadelphia and Boston tx
press. Sleeping Car 70 New York, and spec
ial Sleepips Car to Philadelphia.
tDGiy. tSunday only. Other trains daily, er-
cept Sunday
Al trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply 1t tine Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, WashinGt0n Station. AID
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. corner lith
street. where orders Will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city.
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DIED..

DEFBLE. Sunday morning. December 18th.
1850, ELIZABE1H g., wife OF Jos. A. Decide.
Funeral Wednesday, at pm.
BOLDIN. On Monday, December 20th, 1850. at
6o'clock m, GEORGE W BoLDES, in the thirty
fifth year of his age, after lingering Illness of
consumption.
Funeral VIII take place from the residence Of his
mother-in- law, Mrs Donaldson. corner 18th and
+ streets southwest, On Wednesday, 22d. ct IL
O'Clock 9. IN. May he rest ia peac5. Baltimore
and New York papers please copy.l
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"OWSoy.S ICE CREAM Is made from
d 1nre York 90 Cream. and is always rich. deli
aous and reisbIe. 81. rs . gal: Special rates on
auanti es In covered buckets TO take 9Sms win u
every style, and ct the lowest rates Dozen fed In
How SONS leo Cream depot, 1loa 18th st: north
syest Am
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TIE PoNCA CoNTRoy BRSY.1i0verDor Long,
chairman or the committee for amef0raiing
the CONDITION OF thacc Ponca Indians, has adj.
dressed reply to Secretary Schurzs fece4I ct
ter In answer TO the proceedings OF the recent
meeting In Boston on the subject Of the gov
efhrnent'S treatment OF that tribe. Governor
Long does not consider that the Secretary pre-
sented fair or candid statement, and asserts
that 'the Department OF the Interior, with you
at its head, responsible for its conduct and kept
Informed OF its proceedings, drove 700 Poncas
fr,,,r their homes and lands. 10 which you knew
their title vas beyond the shadow OF queS-
ton; and you do ,n,s against Their consent, In
violation OF a law OF Cong eos'
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OkUERS RROEIvKD FOR MIR J.
OLUCAS, the Piano Tuner. at STDNE Y
+. NIMM0'6. 4S3 It'll st. northwest. Au'sN
Piano Tuning q. povl1
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WANTED-By temperate, experienced clerp
w with city references. POSITION in husi less
house Office, or to attend to correspondence for
member Of Congress. Small salary. SCRI-
BENDl, Star office. dec18.3ts
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1907 Riggs at. n.
W, 10 n. Il bath. $40
1911 RisHs 81. n.
W. ,10rs. & bath. 80
Mt. Pleasant. 9 rs. IS
j q st. NV, 8 rs.
and store. ...... 80
GAL Sd Ut. n. W.
n. and bath -. 20
Office rs, Intel.
Big, from. to Is
20S6 Sth st.n.w s.
rooms.......... II. so
20S5 Sth st. n.w.,5
rooms. ......... IL 50
SOC O ct. II. g. 5rs. 10. 90
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u JOHNSON BROTHERS. "
WOOD. TELRPHoNIo CONNECTIONS. COAL.
COAL. Prompt Deliveries. WOOD.
Main ONCE, vharvee, min and depot connected
with uptown offices by TELEPHONE.
With uneQuAed facilities and advantages for eco
Ironically conducting the wood and coal trade,
wharves II Glory, extensive store yards enabling as
to stock mp largest when coal In lowest; offices
nication. tnsuring prompt attention to orders, we
prepared to offer to patrons the best varie-
ties Of coal st the very lowest prices.
We insure strictly pure coal. Of 2. $40 pounds
the ton. JOHNSON BROTHERS,
z ats s.w Ofices: 1902 st. NV. ; 1112 9th st.
NV. ;l4l8 It'll st. n. ". and AL Pa. ave. Sc. oil
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

hOLlDA1 dOODS.
FROM THE NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
80 pieces Brooade vELvETs, in all shades. COO.
Black SILKS, SATIN8
Double Width OAEHMERE8
Double Width FLANNEL SUITINGS.
DRESS GOODS of all kinds
ULSTER CLOTHS; Broche SHAwLS.
FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES
For Holiday Presents.
ALSO,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
At HENRY STRASBURGER'S,
AUCTION DRY GOODS HOUSE,.
726 7fh Street,
deo4-lm Between g and Il.
HOLIDAY GOODS IN
POTTERY and PORCELAIN,
FINE PLATES, DINNER sETa
PLAQUES. TEA SETS.
VASES. FINE OUT GLASS,
PLATED WARE and FOREIGN FANCY GOODS.
M. w. BEVERIDGE,
Late Webb & Beveridge.
dec4 No. 1000 Penna. Ave.
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FOB RENT.

IyOR SALE-Two very fine HOUSES at the cor
ner OF Connecticut ave, Rhode Island ave. and
stone front to easements and fine stone steps are
beautifully finished and contain every convent
ence IL rooms, coal vault, &c Price 49, 500
Terms easy. JOHN SHERMAN B 90.
nov1S Real Estate Agent, St. Cloud Building.