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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27
The Local Field.

Roads horrible,
Weather grand,
Times moderately dull
But our merchants are preparing
to lead all Southwestern Wisconsin
as usual.
CONE right along with your cleo
ton tickets.
No ONE cares how soon the streets
are cleaned.
AN addition is being made to
Prof. S. T. Osborne's residence.
A lot of fresh, clean timothy seed
for sale by Martin & Toay. 4w
TALK on temperance at the M. *.
church next Sunday evening by the
pastor.
The NJ. E. church at Dodgeville
is being re-fIescoed and otherwise
beautifed.
THE Zinc Works will again be in
operation by Monday or Tuesday of
next week.
VOTERS consult only their own in
terests by seeing that the best man
gets the Office.
Our city is entitled to medal
for the peace and good order so uni
Yersal of late.
II this weather fails to please,
cease ordering. 1t is the best the
market affords.
LOOK out. Keep in mind that
Vending is coming, and be sure
and hear him.
THE lecture committee desires to
return thanks for the patronage re,
celyed this winter.
Caucus Saturday night by the
Republicans. Candidates should
not all speak at once.
ACCORDING to correspondent in
the Chronicle, Waldwick has a thriy-
ing Odd Fellows lodge.
WIN pigeons, ducks and geese
are making their appearance, and
gunners are swabbing out for the
frolic.
SrEAKING from experience, We
presume, caused Smith Of the Star
70 declare that after drilling for an
hour and y half on an editor S
@ wasp af.ke ~ bill.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27
Personal Points.

MIR. Stephen Thomas, Of Miner
al Point, has been assisting in dec
Grating the court house this week.
Steve is a good workman and geni-
al gentleman.--,Stur.
Mr.. G. r Sharp, city treasurer
Of Mineral Point, made the Star Of
fee a pleasant call last Saturday,
while in town for the purpose Of
making bis final settlement with the
county treasurer. Mr. Sharp has
made q successful treasurer Tor the
city.-DoageyiLe Star.
We understand that John Yates,
Jr., Josiah Paynter and "Tea" Grange
are among those who will test the
great claims Of Dakota this spring.
With the first of the coming
month, Mr.. II. S. We'll, Of Singer
fame, will enter upon the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27

Coon JoB.-Improvements on the
interior of the Court House at
Dodgeyille were completed in time
for the circuit court which met on
Tuesday. Compliments of the work
done are elaborate and general.
The court room walls and ceiling
are beautifully frescoed under the
supervision Of the skillful workman,
Mr.. D Adamson, Of Freeport, who
did 80 well on the Odd Fellows
hall and Trim ity church in this city,
aud for which he has often eceived
praise. This, from the Democrat,
tells of what else has been done TO
the county building: "The hall on
the first floor has been wainscoted to
the height of about four feet, and
the walls and ceiling leading to the
court room have been handsomely
decorated by J. Z. Hankins, painter,
who had in charge the work Of cal
Ginning, painting, and decorating
the several rooms in the building.
The entire cost Of the improvements
will not be great. Every citizen Of
Iowa county can take jus pride in
the fact that we have a court house,
which for attractiveness, conyen-
ience and comfort, will compare
most favorably with any public
building in this section of Wiscon
sin y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27
MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN THURSDAY MARCH 27 1884,

THE Spring term of the Iowa Co
Circuit Court convened at Dodge
vile on Tuesday of this week, and
following is the programme of eases
for trial:
JURY CASES,
l. Alex Wilson ct al vs. VIM. f. Humphreys.
. Bridget Fitzpatrick vs. Estate of Martin
Phaleu.
3 j. NJ. Ellsworth vs David GrfithS,
s. Michael Nolan vs. Garrett Cody.
3. Joseph Bennett et el vs. Auton Imhon, Jr
C. G. b. Arnold Us Archie Mcllwec ct al.
:. Il. J. DuPount, DeNomours s Co. rs J. V.
Mayhow.
3 VIM. Doering vs. James A. Owens,
g. Jane Carne ct n IS Samuel J. Wright ct a.
10. Mccormick Harvesting Machine Co. vs..
Jonathan Thomas.
II. Geo T, Mason vs. n SCHNEIDER ct al
l2. In the matter of the contest OF Nicholas
Coad's will
10. MARY Rule vs. William Rule
Il, Mary H. Smith ct al IS VIM. Reed ct al.
l5. Timothy Gulon IS Thomas Gorman Ct al
10. Richard r. Richorls as Assignee Ns VIM,
J. Healcy
II. VIM II. Phillips vs. Peter Zaudcr, ST.
IS. VIM. Il. Phillips vs. Peter zonder, Jr,
10. VIM, u, Phillips vs. Hubert ZanJlor.
20. Joseph Myer 10y next friend vs. Jonathan
Jones.
ISSUES or FACT FOR COURT.
-. Edward Gerardn ys Hcur Lampe ct at
2G. Wm. Carrie vs Wary Mcdonald ct al.
~. Aldro jerks ys Emma Horny ct al.
%. Geo r. Mason vs r. Schmelzer ct. al.
90 Jeremiah Rule vs James l., Rule ct al.
80. Lydia A. Culbcrtson IS WIN. r.. Staitc
81. John Coker vs. Alfred Bishop etal
~ Thomas Batten " H. S smith ct al
33. W r. Sampson vs. X. s. Smith ct al
ISSUES OF Law.
Al. L. d Messiugcr ct al vs. h. neos pullord.
a. Joseph Dellor vs. John Mullen.
43 Richard Fit2simons rs John Mcdonald
ct al
a. Louisa Minor vs. John Commins.
CRIMINAL CkrENpAR.
I, State of Wisconsin vs. George Davis.
=. State OF Wisconsin VS. VIM Snuson.
3. State of Wisconsin IS VIM. koroupp
4. State OF Wisconsin VS. A. Macarthur
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27

Nor a LAW SUIT, but genuine
business or dress suit, can be secur-
ed by calling on Dresen, the Tailor,
who has just received the largest
variety of fashionable cloths ever
brought to Iowa county. In fitting
and workmanship satisfaction is
guaranteed. Call and see for your
self. l2w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27
city Caucus

The Republicans Of the city of
Mineral Point are hereby called to
meet in caucus on Saturday evening,
at the Opera House, to nominate
candidates for the several Offices Of
the city, to be voted for next Tues
day. Let all turn out.
PER Con-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27
Gpi,oisicriug.

Any one desiring this kind of
work done will greatly oblige the
undersigned by letting him know
at once, as | have made arrange
ments TO secure the services of
skillful upbolslerer from the firm Of
Bub q kipp, Of Milwaukee.
A. +. BlsHoP.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27
NUMBER 13

duties of travelling agent for the Nc
Cormick harvesting machines, with
headquarters at Mineral Point. Our
acquaintance with Mr.. We'll is such
as to convince us that the McCpr-
mick folks are to be congratulated
Miss Emily Sims, Of Dodgeville,
has been enjoying herself among
relatives and friends here for week
or more.
Messrs. +. w. Stratman aod c.
l.. Kane have formed partnership
for the sale of farm machinery at
this place. They are a strong team
genial, energetic and reliable
and will make things "hum. ~
Chronicle
Little Frank Jacka, who roceiv-
ed such distressing injuries several
weeks ago through accidental shoot
ing, has been able to get out for an
occasional ride Of late. Frank has
many friends who will be olad TO
learn this.
-Alf Bishop talks about uphol-
stering elsewhere.
The numerous friends Of onr
worthy townsman, James Prince,
viii regret to hear that himself, wife
aud family have experienced much
sickness the past few weeks All
are on the mend now, we under
stand
Mr.. Sullivan, the jeweby man
from Janesvile, who has been ocou-
pyiug the store-room next above
! Appe's barber shop the greater part
of the last weeks, closed the door
and went home Monday; but we
notice in the window placard, an
nouuciug that he will reopen on
tic 10th of April fully eqajppel for
properly conducting the business.
Miss Annie White, ,k.aghur Of
Mr. Rich'd White, of WaIdwiok, il
the guest of Miss Lizzie Necollins.
Mrs. Wngender has departed
for visit at her old home in Pennsyl
varia, and during her absence the
Doctor will "play smart by NOV
ing into their new residence opposite
the first ward seminery.
Mr.. J. j. llealy, one Of Edmunds
county's respected citizens, departed
this week for his Wisconsin home,
whittier he goes for q carload of
stock for his Dakota farm. John
feels quite hopeful of the prospects
Of an abundant crop this year
Aberdeen (Dak.) Pioneer.
"The Deacon" is here, bis home.
He looks fine aud is very enthusias-
tic over the land of milk and honey.
Frank Lewis, an old Iowa Go.
printer and son of Mr.. Thos Lewis,
of this city, is at home for short
respite from the tolls of life. Frank
is one of the publishers and proprie-
tors Of paper at Marcus, Iowa, and
speaks favorably of the outlook.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27

LANCASTER is indignant from cen
ter to circumfrance. Nearly six years
ago, q woman alleges, she fell by reas-
on Of a break in the sidewalk in that
village, and injured her knee. She
brought suit for damages, and jury
gave her a verdict OF $4,000. The
Judgment was set aside as excessive,
and a new trial ordered. At the sec
ond trial in Monroe, two weeks ago
a Green county jury gave her YER
dict Of $4,000, and the Judge Of that
circuit approved it. Now the village
appeals to the Supreme court, by
direction Of a mass meeting of citi-
zons, at which it was apparent that
the community is unite regarding
the woman fraud and the verdict
- outrage TIE aai is not yet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27

the peerless nightingale of her race.
Bentley's sweet tenor, in point Of
merit, was in accord with the bal
auce of the troupe. We did not
miss the mark by predicting that
Mr.. Clement was sure to provide us
with q rare entertainment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27

Mr.. GLANymLE, known as "Uncle
jim has been treasurer of Linden
township for thirty years. We
doubt if there is another similar
case in the country. This year he
positively refused to accept a renom-
iuation. His record is grand worthy
of imitation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27

OF the concert given last evening
by home talent but little can be said,
a. we print while it is in full blast.
Still, even if such were not the case,
comment would be supertluous, az
the ability and merit Of those tax
ing part are too well recognized
throughout our city and vicinity to
need any praise from our pen. We
say aH are well known; but there is
one exception-that of Mrs. A. G..
Deller, An intelligent and worthy
addition made recently to the mu-
sical and social circles Of this place.
She possesses a soft, rich voice, and
rendered her solo, entitled "The
Grave on the HEATH" so pleasingly
as to draw an enthusiastic encore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27
Wilson RROS FINE sHiRIs
Ar j PESHALLEGoN 81 S0Ns

MISS AMY IIurcHrsoN may BE-
found In her music rooms, over Miss
Coates millinery store Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday Of each
week. l0wl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27


source that C.Gillmann, Jr, will soon
open cigar factory at Darlington.
Good town, Charlie.
IT took the train one hour and a
half last Saturday evening to come
from Caiamine to this city, on ac-
count of high water.
THEY lead all yet introduced in
this section-our new type and sta
tionery Tor wedding and invitation
printing of all kinds.
THE Ingram hotel at Linden has
new landlord, in the person of
John Thompson, who is renovating
the place in good style.
THE veteran teamster between
this city and Linden, Mr.. Kisling-
bury, is driving a three in hand out
fit during these b ID roads.
THAT supper at the Presbyterian
church will not come off this Thurs
day, but next week, Thursday, April
9th, 1884. Don't mistake.
WENDLING, one of the greatest
living men, will lecture in this city
on the evening of the 9Th of April.
Subject not yet announced.
No, we don't forget that the L. S.
Mail has the right to the road, as
Bro. Crawford intimates. We are
not so green as "Pomp" is mis-
chieyous.
Boys! the mud is here, which
suggests that it is high time to get
down on your knees and knuckle in
the mire for a game of "street bill
liards."
THE attention of horsemen and
breeders in general is invited to the
advertisement of young Robin
Hood, a fine draft horse owned by
j. c. Martin.
\ SENSIBLE farmer says that he'd
rather sell milk than eggs, because
he has never yet been able to find a
pump that could help the hens in
the slightest.
Why wont some party or parties
agitate the establishing of a cremery
in Mineral Point No one questions
but what it would prove benefit to
the town,
WE learn by official reports that
S. M. Toay and E Harris, both for
merly of this city, but now of Cam
bria, this state, were last week grant
ed patent on folding egg-case.
An auction sale of stock, farm
machinery, etc. will take place at the
the farm of Matthew Rodda, IL
miles east of this city and one and a
half miles this side of the Yellow
stone creamery, Wednesday, April
2nd. Terms, one year, at 7 per cent.
A CALL is out for a Republican
city caucus on Saturday night Now,
Republicans, if you want to win
"get there" and place in nomination
men Tho will carry the day. 1t can
be done.
THE bands parr in the concert
last night was no small feature. It's
oyertures were fine selections well
rendered. Who doesn't feel proud
of this indispensable feature Of our
city?
Our thanks are due Senator Cam
eron, Of this state, for garden seeds
and public documents sent US from
their respective departments at
Washington. We intend giving
the seeds a fair test.
Now that seeding time is almost
here, farmers will do we'll to consid-
-
er their interests by sowing some Of
those fne Belgian oats for sale at
Jas. Polkinghorn's warehouse, in
this city. Only SO cents bushel.
WE have a bone to pick with
those fellows who promised to bring
us wood the past winter, and failed
therein. You can't now, Of course;
the roads are too bad. But what
are we to do? Borrow money and
buy what we need, eh:
THIEVES are after the Dodgeville
ministers 'slittle all" by ransacking
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27

II lbs Fine Turkey Prunes, 800;
IL lbs choice sliced apples, Sl.oO;
l2lbs peaches bright and sweets 90.
WV. TEAsDtIE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27

The State Board of Health has
recently issued circulars on the sub
ject Of the Prevention of Scarlet
Fever and has also sent out new
editi Of circulars on the subject
of diphtheria. These documents
were printed for free distribution
and it would he wise thing for
every city, village and community
in the state, to obtain quantities Of
them and see that they are thorough
ly distributed. The State Board Of
Health has made these diseases sub,
jects Of special attention and its re-
searches have been productive of
.ery complete infor..ation relative
TO the prevention and treatment Of
these terrible scourges. The circu-
lars may be obtained upon applica-
.ion to Secretary J. II. Reeve, NJ. d.,
Appleton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27
Beneficial Department

Beneficial epartment
established for the accommodation of those
who are in want in any way, those who have
lost or found valuable property, and for those
who wish to sell or exchange. Limit, twenty
five lines. First insertion FREE, and for each
insertion thereafter twenty-five cents
WANTED A young man to learn the
w painting and house decorating business.
Applv to j. =. HANKINS.
| OR SALE have q few bushels of field
| seed peas, which would like to sell
2w PHILIP BAXTER Milhin.
T7ARM FOR SALEM immediate posses
l sion Forty acres of improved land with
dwelling, etc uear the city of Mineral Point
it being the southeast quarter OF southwest
quartcr of Sec II, T. A. Il, ., east in he town of
Mineral Point, and tc many years owned and
occupied by the late John Odgers. For particu-
lars enquire of Mrs. Susan Odgers or OF Mr.. JOS.
Gundry of the city of Mineral Point lOA
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-03-27
FITRs F0R 1881.

s. W WIS. / A., Mineral Point September to 8
Green Comfy Monroe Der 10 to IL
Nor Wisconsin, Oshkosh, September to y
Illinois state Fair, Chicago. september to IL
Walworth County, elk Horn september % to 26
JODavies Co Galena Sept. 30, Oct J. 2
Iowa state Aug ~ 81 81
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-30
Flax Seed.
One thousand five hundred bushels of
choice sowing seed, for sale or to loan.
Wilcox & Wr111AMs.
Second and Mulberry streets.
Flax see3
Personal.

- AAeASS$&S&N a A<s
Thomas J. Wolf, of Pierre, arrived last
night.
VIM. Blat.'s family has returned from
the east.
b. 9. Preston. of Mitchell, reached
Yankton last night.
Robert Campbell. travelling agent for
the Lloyd line of steamer, il in town.
J. q. Gilmore aud wife, Of New Or.
leans, we're among last nights arrivals.
Guy G. Weed aud wife, and Mrs. A. L.
Marcy. of Sioux Falls, are at the Mer-
chants.
Fred Gassmann, of Ogden, formerly of
the Yankton telegraph Office. is in the
city Us witness.
Mark Bridge, 9. Emmons and W. W.
mcfarland, Of Sioux Falls, are registered
at the Morrison.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Arnold, of Sand.
wich. Illinois, are in the city. the Ruests
of DR.. and Mrs. Buchanan. Mrs. Arnold
is sister of Mn. Buchanan.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-30
LOCAL LaCONls,S.

AOIIAA L.ACVN1CS.
The stenosrsphic report of General
Campbell's Grafton this afternoon was
taken by Gal. G. Valentine.
The Yankton silver cornet band wa,
led to-day by Owen Bartlett, who will
appear in Rank and File ut Turner Hall,
next week.
The hose men we're out at five o'clock
this morning moistening the treets and
at noon they put on more water. As a
result the day has passed without the
annoyance of dust.
The skating carnival at the rink will
occur tonight and 1t promises to be an
affair of unusual interest. The floor will
be devoted to the uses of those in COS.
tune until half past nine and after that
hour general skating may be INDUCED
in. Refreshments will be served.
Rev. William Beggs, OF Olivet, has
about recovered from the consequences
OF the fire Of January 18th, 1883. which
destroyed his house and inflicted bodily
injuries upon him. He writes that he is
again able to perform religious work.
His book, "Aid to Memory" is still in
the market and it is valuable work.
The palace Car route, the Sioux City
& Pacific and the Chicago 4 North
western. is taking passengers to tho Chi.
cago republican convention and bring.
ing them back for one fare for round
trip. This gives an opportunity to go
and come at half the usual price, over
one OF the most comfortable routes in
the west. Attached to its trains are the
Imperial dining cars, which furnishes all
the luxuries of the best hotels at m ,der-
ate prices. The palace route will send
. train from Sioux City Sunday morn.
ing, and it will reach Chicago at seven
O'Clock Monday morning.
The fancy dress skating carnival which
Il to be given at the roller rink
tonight under the auspices of st. Ce.
celia's guild, Of Christ church, is open to
oil, young and old. 1t il earnestly re-
quested that all who wish will come in
fancy costume, simple or elaborate,
character or otherwise. The floor will
be open to those onlytin costume up to
$3.50 O'Clock, after that time everybody
can skate. There will be music by the
band, and ice.cream will be served dur
ing the evening. Tickets of admission
twenty-five cents to be bought at the
door.
Judge Asa Oovell. Of Scotland, is now
enjoying visit from his father. S. A.
Covell, Of Vienna. Oneida county, New
York, Who, though eighty years of age,
has made trip Of 1900 miles to visit his
son and see Dakota. The old gentleman
has not been migratory character. He
now lives upon the same farm in Vienna
which his father settled upon aud cleared
seventy.nine years ago; he has never had
any other residence. He is au old time
and prominent Free Mason Of the empire
stats-is . past master Of Vienna lodge
No. 4A0. and . member OF their com-
mAndsry. He designs visiting Yankton
|And il Masonic cFinstitutions during his
|so3ousu II The tssrisosy. 3. n. Covsli.
| . 90 q ~ jsdes and @. +. Oovslh .
| ssSAss, yeaag nSn soi thirty. .1ys aad
thsrty Yen. spetiysly, eA1s oaD ~
sAslr n ~ 81 WI tsens a.. !.
- ~ 49, 49, y - ), flss g
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-30

Army vsss instituted and carried out.
The graves Of the dad soldjsss ~ 8
ooyseed With 1ossn By ths girls dale.
gated 70 do that duty. The firing squad
gsye ths regulation salute over the rest.
ing places of thsir comrsdes gone beloes,
and tho csfsnoniss vsfs at On end.
fHH DEAD.
Tbs following are the names Of tho
dead soldiers whose graves wese deco.
rated Of tho esmetsry:
W. @. WEST,
CHARLES GRANSTON,
WM. TRIP,
JOHN BRADLEY,
GEO. W. HALL
4. K1ZER,
MiuHAEL A.MoRAN,
JOHN NCNAllARA.
3 GEO. vANTAssEI.
JOHN 90ULBERGER,
FRANK GRAY,
D. 2. R.sPRAaUE,
GEO. FAUST,
WM. FOUND,
HI. BRISBINE,
MICHAEL FISHER,
GEN. J.B. y. TODD.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-30
OUR DEAD HEROES.
Honors to the Memory Of
Those Who Fought
and Died.
-.l 4 aSs lHfFs5.
To-pay's Memorial Ceremonies un.
der the Auspices Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic.
General Campbell's Grafton
The States and Territories
The Flower Girls-Ex-
ercises of the Oc-
casiOn.
Cover Them with Flower.

Cover Them With Flowers.
Cover them over with beautiful flowers,
Deck them with garlands those brothers Of
the Il te tseir ssa IS S away
dlve them the need they have won in the
Give them the honors their future forecast;
Give them the iaureIs they lost With Tier % iife'
Payent payer tnem en- over, YES, cover them over.
Crown in your hearts those dead heroes of
ours,
Cover ihsm over with beautiful fowsn.
Cover the hearts that have beaten 30 high,
Beaten cate! with hopes that were doomed but to
Hearts that have burned in the, heat of the
Hearts that have yearned for the home fur
away;
Once they were glowing with friendship and
Now their great souls have gene soaring
above;
Bravely their blood to the nation they gave,
Ihen in her bosom they found their grave,
Cover them over. yes cover them over,
Parent and husband, brother and lover,
Grown la your hearts those dead heroes of
ours,
Cover them over with beautiful flowers.
Cover the thousands who sleep far away,
sleep where their friends cannot find them to-
They. who in mountain. and hillside, and dell.
Rest where they weariea and lie where they
Softly the grass blades creep round their re-
pose;
Sweetly above them the wild flowret blows.
Zephers Of freedom fly gently overhead.
whispering prayers for the patriot dead.
Cover them over. yes. cover them over
Parent and husband. brother and lover,
Grown IN your hearts those dead heroes of
ours;
Cover them over with beautiful flowers,
When the long years have rolled slowly
away,
Fen to the dawn of earth's funeral day;
When at he angels loud trumpet and tread,
hise UP the faces and forms of the dead;
When the great world its last judgment
awaits; 80
When the blue sky shall fling open its gates,
And our long columns march silently through,
Past the Great Captain for foal review,
BLESSINGS tor garlands shall cover them over,
God wilrreward those dead heroes of ours,
Cover them over with beautiful flowers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-30
B.,srdsrs W.at,d.

Parties Wishing TO obtain day board,
can be accommodated on and after June
Lot, by Mrs. J. W. Lynch, corner Of 4th
and Walnut streets. Terms, $3.50 per
week.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-30
ELECTRIC LIGHT il Yankton.
csll and sse the ssw Electric Lamps
st WARD. & VESTS.

There appeared in this paper about
eight months ago, the names of A. 8.
Lewis and a. Graves, which went in by
mutual consent but which is now
changed. You will ind the undersigned
ready to do brick work. plastering, and
kalsomining in the best manner. En-.
quire at second door Broadway, corner
Of Sixth street.. A.GRAyxs.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-05-30
Fine colored Glassware and Tea
Sets at China Hail.
WARD 4 WEST.

Wanted-Board and room for wife,
self and child, in private family. Willing
to pay fair price for good accommoda.
tions. Address for two weeks, kW. g.,
Lock Box Q, Yankton.