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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-30
DR.. BRINLEY !
422 First Nv. n, MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.

One.haIs block Northeast west h oteI
Regularly graduated a nd legally qualified; long
engaged in Chronic Nervous and Skin diseases.
friendly talk costs nothing Ii inconvenient to
visit the city for treatment, medicines sent by
mail or express. free from observation. Durable
cases guaranteed. If doubt exists say
Hours. a. m. to P. N. Sundays, IL to p. m.
If you cannot come, state case by mail
Diseases from fDdiscretion, Excess or Exposure,
Nervousness. Debility, Dimness of Sight. Per-
verted Vision, Defective Memory. Face Pimples,
Melancholy, Restlessness Loss of Spirits. Pains in
the Back. etc.. treated with success. Safely,
privately, speedily. No change OF business.
Catarrah, Throat Nose, Lung Disease. Liver
Complaints 1t is self-evident that phys clan
paying particular attention to u class OF diseases
alta rs great skill, Every known application is
resorted to- and the proved good remedies OF all
ages and countries are used. All are treated with
XII IN a respectful manner No experiments are
made Medicines prepared in my own laboratory.
On account of the great number OF cases apply ng.
the charges are kept low; often lower than others.
Skill and perfect cures are important. Ca or
write. symptom lists an ] pamphlet tree by mail.
The Doctor has successfully treated hundreds Of
cases il this city and vicinity.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-30
CHASING III Il CHEPPIES.
The Mayor Orders the R9omers and
street Walkers To De part.

There was CONSERVATION among the
''roomers' and ''chippies" last evening, and
Cigarette avenue was thrown into furore
of excitement. all of which was caused by
an order by Mayor Ames, clearing the city
of those birds of prey. Maj. Langberg and
Sergt. Nelson had the affair in charge, and
carried out instructions to the letter. The
order was to notify all occupants OF rooms
for immoral purposes and that atreet class
known as ''chippies" to quit business
within forty eight hours. on pain of imnle-
diate arrest. About 10 o'clock last night
Landberg and Nelson undertook to carry
out instructions. Two hours we're spent
circling about the city, and their trip was
accompanied by tears and lamentations,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-30
To-Day.

One hundred dozen hem-stitched hand
kerchiefs for So cents each, worth Is cents,
at Mci, an's. 1884 WabaSha.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-30
Rupture Cured

Without an operation or detention from BUSH
ness. Treatment external. VIII explain
method to ali interested. We guarantee iru-
mediate relief and final cure in all cases
that can be reduced. Call and see test
monials. Send for circulars. PROP. NJ. R.
BARKER. e5 Colon block, Minneapolis, MINI.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25
DEa ms.

BUTT.-ln this city, on the 2}d inst, Jacob
Butt, aged t3 years, months and "a days
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No. $50 Beaver street, on we'd.
needsy afternoon Ut O'Clock. ln'ermcut AT
Zion cemetery. lId
HARDING.-ln this city, on the 2}d inst, at tho
sections house in St Mary's cemetery, Mary,
wife OF Patrick Harding aged 81 year..
The relatives and friends of the family are IT,
residence OF her husband. ST. Marys cemetery,
on Tuesday afternoon at O'clock. IutcrmCnL
at,st Mary's cemetery.
zAEPrEL.-october y, lss6. saIlie A. wife OF he
late e. II. Zleptel, and daughterof J. and 5.
A. Remley, In the 2bth year OF her age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully in
yited 10 attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No. 4H West Walnut street, on Wedncs.
day afternoon at ? o'clock. og7.t
NoILMER,-ootober p, 1856, in this city. Michael
Noiiner, aged % years. II months ana Il days.
The relatives and friends OF the family also
Teutonia Lodge, No. los, X of p, Washington
conclaye, Nos. U. o. 5. W. NJ, are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late resi-.
usnce. No ~ North Queen street, on Wfdnes-
uAy attsrhoon al O'clock. Services at lions
church. ihterment at Zton's cemetery
SfwSoMkh-in Manor township, on the 9th
his age. ~ ~ 'N"' VI
The relatives aud friends of the family aro ro
tpeeuully invited to attend the funeral trom
his late residence, Manor township, on Wednns
day morning AZ O'Clock Services at Habecker's 8
G urch at 10 o'clock. lnterment AT Habrokrr's
cemetery oal2tds
i.lvELY --In Rohrerst town, On the 2trh int.
William ~ Lively, In The ild year OF his age
The relatives ana iricuos OF the family are re.
specifully invited To attend [ he funeral from
his late residence at Rohrerstown, on wednes,
day morning at o'clock. Services al the Lu
theran church at 10 O'Clock. 2t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25
DUBLIC SALE.
on WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 27. IsSa.

by virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court of
Lancaster county, will be sold At public sale at
the Leopard Hotel, on East King street, tho FOL
lowing property, TO wit:
That threc-stury BRICK RESIDENCE, with a
twO-stOry Brick Back Building and tWOstOrY
Frame Kitchen attached situated No. 5i9 West
Orange street, between Pine and Ecyin streets
Hall, with Nestibule, ParlOr, Dining room and
two Kitchens on first hOnr good dry Cellar,
etc; front ana back stairways Closets in each
chamber, Heater in cellar, Gas through the
whole house, Hydrant Water In the kitchen and
Paye-wash In front, I'm the house. This house is
unusually well built, with good material, solid
walnut doors in iront, and other work to CORE
spOnd. Lot 2l by li5 feet, extending to ten
feet wide alley Fine variety OF Fruit Trees, etc
terms and conditions will be made known by
LUCY hlLLINGER.
Administrative OF Jacob l.. htllinger, deceased,
II. SHCBEET, Auctioneer. o5,IH,nls,2l,25,H
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s.ryort pro,ur, usrs-t

New YORK, oct g6-Slour market dull, but
steady Ftno, tl piSg2 ~ ; sup"rhuo, o. iN12 =;
Common to GOOD Extra Western, y 6usI ~ {;
Good to Choice Extra Western, - Slul - ;
city MIL Extras, a. 6NI4 Ea tor West ludie- :
Minn. Extra. o. 6Da5 20; Extra No. = g. io82 gS
Good to Fancy Extra State. g. JO<lj 1'i Common
To tair Extra Ohio ~ iotI5 20.
wheat-No = Kod state on spot s.Sc; NO Z.
Red, state, SNac; No. : hCd WINTER NuNr
s59sc Dee, sIl4C
Dec, 4IltC.
do axe No. Mixed Western. pcU., 34NC.
kYe dull and nominal western. 3tC5i /;
State 6SIhIC.
Barley nominal uugrAded Canada, iSc.
PORK dull New Mess tlo upGlN So
bsri-UCt, p az: NOV, n Do, Dee, p ~.
hulasses nominal.
TuTpentint firm at SIzC.
ROsin dun strained tu gOnG 81 ONtl riL.
Petroleum dun refined In barrels, Ga4C; DO
in cases, SIC.
Freights qulct; grain TO Londan 81 -.
butler Market dull New Western
Creamery. , 6rcIC rCnna do, 2upSSC
Cheeso dul; western Plat, lU9lGc.
state. 9[TllAC.
Fgzs steady, state, ..8.yc western. "a
2lkc
granu atDd, q &c.
Tallow du'l primc city, tE.ClNc.
Coffee firm fair CargOeS ~ lI.,.
HiCa dull' Carolina ana Louisiana, com
mon To ilur, aNGtc Range, n. t,GiASy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25
jGORf-LIvED MOVEMENT.
m CAOsss0 0s sOSDAS or coLUM
ssA Gro an STORES.
norsesaess u vicIssed by some snd II
X Duan - psesss--Ths Borough Real E-,"'e
marsss-Pssysnsl Mention RE
csss Notes Asous Town.



f5.ss,us,A. Oct. ,-Tbrouvh tho efforts
~ rs..,,,.,,h,. n,in,a,o,i,i association tbe
< So'"'.o'a ''Na., -, '.. -
H. cs VI 'ow" 'o''a'"c' ''o'eu ,,, O' 'uu-
ZLy4 with very Few exceptions. inc pro
UgjoooFp Of these stores had signed an agree
1>ue NOT 70 sell cigars or tobacco on Sundays,
- ~ t~a sigpera did pot carry ont tho
and d,sposed ~ their stock. To ali
-, st.~srad IN p,,ycbas an ,p This day. Tbesa
1879 azores remainipp omen was a loss of
6,saa =, thu stores living nm to the agree
-H--'. = - . .f -,
s.-"' ~. VIC M -, -,
W M tno Propfietors oi the s'o'es Iouhu "u'
e0ot the Sunday closing movement was not
yoltnuily carried out hey starteu 10 re-oleh
s1esr places of pusiness' On SUNDAY very
m cigar stores renamed closed, tnus orihS
tnR the SUNDAY Closing movement Oh the Cigar
stores TO an early termination.
sale of Properties.
q e. Kaufman attorney for john Evans,
~ T.,t,ty. sold a brick dwelling house, No.
80 xS,.,,.,,, .,rxo, 90 toooh y NIT ,or e. I,5
~ .''-.. -. ,,.,....- =, -, =,
AsO v.cA umelipi po,uneln ~ a'ytue'
~y, sauassu M 90 oh EIsnth s.Iee'' lu '''uu w,
uomer !or SLo. Hlsu a IIaule h~.u7e ~ Oh
Dcnoi ss9' ou ~. ''nn ,is hasi iul ,ol 80
~ H. r,,,1ins,, VIII, ,! i9I oiie
sss2 y. ahn Iie,.' ' soiu lIaiie uNell-
n6 nouso III Wauut stIeet ihs' SahuIuay
kntss pubic Sale W 'onh H. Miller ior
,,-,
q nsno u"SnIns uouse oh w aIhut street,
y UoevLk,ps " os'nusi - SMar'%- was vheIe"
- !vaoao sale seen nss od'uiuas hish'r put WAS
WrnoIawn m. s' soou. =,
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DURLIC SALE or VALUABLE CITY
PEnpEEIIk-

ua MgnpAr FvEaIHo, O,rsHER -, ls~,
vii Ur -o'r ny public sale AT III" Leopard Hotel,
the following pro ptTtles, belonging TO the lAJC
A W. Eu--cl. q 'C-.lsed
hat iDriTtDIe r-ideur", ~ al5 North In e.
-'r,uf Lancaster, IA AthIec- story. double front
f.ut ny ;! 'grt. The back building is p ly
=, feet, Two stories, containing Il rooms, bath
Tnoru. stationary wa~hsulUd-, water closets hot
uud cold water, furnace IN cellar. range, Ci-tcIn
on porch. ga. etc. with al modern improve
mrnI-. The 'ut is ~ feet ir0nt ru Lime street
by Id g.r' to Jefferson alley, more or less, with
splendid fruit trees, grapes. etc
A.-O, ,atWo--'OTv BkICh ~TABLF, l5 feet front,
the cast side OF Jefferson alley, by = l"r'
The lot Is IS feet by - feet, IN the rear at olS
Nnr'A Lime street but Is separated By Jefferson
10 Three tory BHICK HOUSE. Ne TO
N,..A Lime ~uyct, Lancaster, Pa Ih" main
lUIlGtug f. = feet tsUut on Lime street by 80
feet deep. the back building IS two stories, Il by
- feet, continuing II rooms, bath room, water
closet, hot and cold water, range furnace in Gel
lar, gas, etc. The lot Is - feet front On Lime
-tlrri by ~. feet to tWclI eject alley. lhf-
properly is on the corner OF tAe alley In IcaI Of
the Lemon street schools.
Also, Three story Brick Il.a-c y A. NulIL
Lime street, same as No 40 kCTtL Lime street.
Also, two story BRICK not = +, o. 3l3 East
Frederick street, Lancaster, Pa The main
building Is IGlI feet front BY >, feet deep, the
back building Is IL by 70 feet, containing six
rooms and gaTret sink, wa'eI lu the kitchen,
gas, &C The lot il lGlt by '3 feet, TO a ten feet
a ley, more or less also a side alley.
Persons wishing To see the above prOpe rites
can do 80 Dy calling on the premises, OF on
eli her OF the undersigned.
~alc to commence at o'clock, u. III
JOhs Il. Russell. lis North Queen St;
GEO. p. Russell, is North Lime 1t
Executors OF the estate OF \. ", Russell, dec q
II. sHuBEET, Auctioneer ol&l6,i92L SD
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WASrED HIS wIrr AND cn,An.
Hts Father-in-Lsw answers That II. was NJ
Their Custodian.

Hts Father-,n-Law Answers That He was Not
Their Custodian.
Judge Livingston this afternoon beard the
application OF George RisseI, who alleged
that his wife aud child were prevented from
living with him by John X. NissIey, hl-
tather-in-law. Mr. Nlssley filed an answer
under oath thatRisseI ) wifeand child were no,
under bis control and direction " hen the VIII
OF habeas corpus was served on him. Riser
counsel traveTsed the truth Oi the answer snd
Put Mr. Nissley on the witness stand and eN.
amined him at length. He testified that his
daughter, Mrs. Risser, on Wednesday last
asked him to take her to friends
house, some miles distant, because she
feared her husband wanted to get the
custody OF her child, and he took her to the
house OF Rev. David Brubaker, since which
time he has not seen her Tho court under
the testimony dismissed the writ. Ri,ser
Will probably make another effort to &C! hI.
wife and child.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-25

MISS Louise 1rHOt 1o.Hight--This evening
Louise ArnOt opens In the opera house for o.
week, and the indications are that she will DO a
large business. She Is an excellent actress aud
has often before pleased large audiences Thi,
evening 4" The Hidden Hand Will be played, TO
be followed Tomorrow evening by " Nj Liss. Pc
ON Thursday evening the star appears IN the
character OF Leah in which she has made such B,
wonderful success.
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Held to Rail To Answer

Newton Jackson, charged with committing
an assault and battery on John q. Kensll,
had hearing before Alderman Spurrier this
afternoon and was held in bail to answer at
court. The parties are employed in the
round-house at Columbia, and there has been
bad blood between them iur several mouths
past
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ph,,sc.,p,,. yro,pc, ,,.r,.,

PuIAp psLPBIA, oct. Is --Flour steady. sales
Of so barrels. MINI. bake a. 'OGt5O: ronnn
family nj ~ 5Tfe3 20, western AT g. ahxii 40 Pat
ents, 81 25fi Sa.
Rye -four quiet atSSS
D. IN, call--wh wheai-OCt. s4l.C Nov,
a1c.; Dee, s5kc; Jan. size.
Corn-Oot.. axe; Nov. i'NC Dee, b'4C, Jan, 4,
R3,C.
Oats -ocL. 3ric Nov, S5Isc uec.. so'ac'
Jan, a6LC.
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OS FRIDAY, NovEMBgG >. ls-G,
The undersigned assignee OF Adam Offender
and wife, of Ian, uslCI city, Pa, in pursuance OF
an order OF the Court Of Common Pleas of Ian
caster county, Will sell at the Leopard hotel, in
said city, the following valuable Real Estate TO
wit.
All those certain two TwO-Story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSES, with two story back
buudiug- NOS j3l and $50 Church street, in the
city Of Lancaster, containing together In front
on the southeast side OF said Church street 81
feet, TX inches, more or less, ana extending in
depth 10 Middle street 2J7 feet, more or lees.
There IL upon the premises large number OF
fruit trees, grape vines, &C.
Sale to commence at o'clock p IN, when
eTms will be made known by
PHILIP r. BLESSING, Assignee.
IIENRY SHUBERT AuctiOnecr.
oCtI2ll lg gl 25 gSSnOVl5
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HEsEY SHUBgRT, \
O6- -l1tdM, as


OE TUESDAY, Nov EHBER Ii, lS-j.
VIII be sold At public sale ut the william Penn
hotel, on North Mulberry street, by virtue Of
an order OF the Orphans Court Of Lancaster
county, the following described real estate OF
John King, deceased, to wit
Afine Lot OF Ground, situated on North Mul-
berry street. Lane ister city, Pa Os ilG and iI-,
containing in front on said street 30 feet, more
or lesz, and extending in depth 2i5 feet TO pub
lie alley, adjoining property OF John Arnold and
late OF J ohm kTtdCT. The improvements thereon
are Double Oue-.tOry DWELLING HOUSE,
with Il well Of HeyeTiailing water. fTuit trees,
grape vines, etc.
Persons wishing to view tho property before
the day of sale Cun call Mt promises OF on the
undersigned.
sale to commence at !oclouk IN the evening
Of said day when attendance will be given and
terms OF sale made kHUwnby
GRO. POSTZ,
Administrator with will annexed.
HKEET SHUHEKT, AuCt OCl2U-l3tdM, WAS
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DUBLIC SALE or CITY PROPERTY.
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER ], lsoi,

the undersigned, executor Of the will of John
SiNdoTf deceased, by virtue of AN order Ul the
Orphans Court OF Lancaster county, will cN-
pose to sale, at the Keystone Hotel, In North
Queen street, q lot or piece OF ground on the
west side of Prince trCc', in the city OF LanCas-
ter, between Lemon and James streets. The
Lot COu'aiu- In front on Prince street about. -
feet, aud has il depth OF that width of about -
feet, and then narrowing to a width of about 10
feet, extend about 50 feet further to water
street There Is a ones loried FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE on the Prince street front and
one and a-haIfstOried FBAME DWELLING
HOUSE on Water street. There IS never.
falling well OF water on the premises, and there
are iruit trees, grape vines, etc.
Sale to brgiu at O'Clock p. IN, when terms
will be made known by
FREDERICK SIXDORF,
HgsEY SHUBgRT, AuCt Executor
OtSl1tdM, WAS
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DUBLIC SALE
L VIII be sold ut public sale, on THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER, l., l-,G. nj the Leopard hotel. I'm the
city of Lancaster, the following drs,IINCd Ecu
Estate, viz
street, containing In front IL ltCi one inch, and
extending In depth % feet, ON which l. erected a
Tw O story BRlCk IlOISr, win tsO story
brick back building, hCIug Iut Et1t Vine street
No. : Lot OF Ground on East King street
containing in front - ttCt ana extending in
depth IS feet To Il four foot wide alley, upon
which Is erected Il Two,tory BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, with two story brick back build
ing, being No. iH3 East King street.
sale to commence al O.C. O.k D n, when
terms will De made known by
PHILIP DRACuBAR,
HkSkI DRACHBAR,
ALBERT DRACHBAR,
Administrators of Henry Dachbar.
HESRY SHUBEET, AuGt. ect25- M&Stsd
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Mrs Fanny KapP, widow, residing p,
Elizabethtown, died suddenly ON Sundty.
Heart disease is supposed to have been the
cause of death.
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FUE s.Lr Dz kssi.


ENECI TORS SALE or VALUABLE
IL REAL EoTAIE.
o. WErHFsuAV EvESISG, No. ENDEN y, l,T,
A. the Lvuln.li hotel. EH-l hing street, Lantt,-
ter. Pa, the undersigned, executor Of the VIII
OF the late [ g-uIA solomon, will cN pos" to puJ.
lie sale N" follow iug : real estate IN said city
Al that certain Two story DIV ELLlSJ
not - and Itrr". uf ground. situated ON the
E'T'Lw,sl corner of Low aud FTclbcTg streets,
containing iu front ON Low street, nineteen
feet, and extending uOrthwaId oi the same
width Uiut'y.suN even feet, more Oh less, tree and
clear ul All gIUIud rent and alt CuCumbIauCCs
whatsoever, with the Joint right aud privilege
to a certain pump and well OF water on OF near
the SAID premises to be sold. HydIaut In the
yard
sale To CpunluruCu at O clock Of said date W hen
attendance Will bu given and terms made known
by REV. \ +. hAU l.,
ENCCutOg OF Ursula Solomon, deceased.
llENTT ~hlnEHT, Alrt. OCfG5-Bld-
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NnicaSn nfarsei.

CHICAso, oct. -. o. 20 a. m.-atrset opened
wheat-Out, ~ - Nov, 55'sc. Dec, i5'eC
May, S5aaC.
Corn-Nov, 857.c; Dec, 81 &C.; May. uHc.
Oats-Suy., lrg Dec ~ ssI-lC May SIC.
PCrE-DCC :. ~.
IaTd-.NOnC.
H3As--tlff
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H. GERHART,
No. as QUEEN ST. Opposite tho ro-lom,o
luar-IINdE
ESTATE OF DR. JOHN l.. ATLEL, DE
H ceased. Adjourned sale
ox WEDNESDAY,, OcrgBzE =, l-,5,

OK WEDNESDAY,, OcrgBsE =, l-,i,
az the Leopard Hotel, East King street, iu 'l"
city of Al. tsteI, the uudrg-i gupd executor OF
the Will of DT. John l.. l.ee, deceased, In pUr-
-utu,v ut an order OF the orphans court of Lam.
easier county, in pUOCc. .diuE- I'm PARTITION will
expose 20 public sale the following real estate,
late OF said deceased in said city
Purptrt No. : "A lot or piece Of land situated
ON the -uuth,a-tcIn side OF LoCu-t street, in
said city, containing four acres and two hun.
drrd and thirteen thOusIndth Of an acre. ship
pen street runs through III" southwestern por-
ton az This |pr, iI- hole len 9Th and uw liz 81
runs ACrn-- IL. II. property Will be offered A. %
hole, and lu thrr" parts, that fronting uu O.
Cu-t street. And the TWO iTuuts on Lo" street
Sale per. WtprN.
sale tD tuIumru,r At O'Clock. when attend
auCu Wi! Ice gwen and terms made known by
" NJ. Al q. AILEE,
Fzccuto. OF pr. John L. Alice, deceased
--LLA
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WIN AnrEarIsEmENrs.

NlrANTED-CIGA STEADY
w men preferred steady job tur the "iu'
ts Address, r. u. pENNlSON,
Oh lwd Mermaid L. q y. {. county, hUl.
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EIAsT END YARD.
G. ]. SWARR & co.
GOAL. KTNDLIN9 WOOD.
PrBLlcu SALE OF VALUABLE PROP,

once No. % CENTRE sQu AXE. Both yaru
Rnd Ot1Ce connected with TulrnhunF FNCIan ~
RpTISfV NSFE
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-31

LOCAL LACOEEC S.
Do not forget the d~ate-"1887."
The old year is having q cold death.
Wheat receipts have been light this
week.
The banks will be closed all day to-
morrow.
To-day's window pane frost work was
executed in the highest style of natures
art.
1t will not be forgotten that the Yank-
ton "Ys" will keep open house to-mor.
row with Mrs. Joseph Ward.
Calling will not be generally INDUCED
in tomorrow, but on Monday everybody
will call around with the little bill.
Regular shipments OF hogs by rail to
the Yankton pork house will begin soon
The wagon supply is not 30 brisk as il
was.
Dry cottonwood sells at four dollars
per cord and plenty is offered. 1t is
cheaper than hard coal, but not 3D. com
Portable.
Hogs sold for four dollars per hun
dret, with light receipts, owing to severe
weather. The tendency is toward q
steady advance in the price.
Saloon men are preparing for the
usual dullness which marks the frs'
week OF q new year and for the increased
consumption which follows the sweal
off recess.
Judge Trip has Just been holding 9
special term Of the district court q
Mitchell, before which important Woon
socket and Buffalo county saloon case.
were argued.
The Press and Dakotaian will observ,
tomorrow as q holiday and will omit tn
issue for that day, With q Happy New
Year for all we halt while the new yea
falls into line.
Rev. r. r. Williams. ID. D., viii
preach in the Baptist chapel Suuda,
morning at eleven o'clock. Mr.. William
is said to be IN able man and one o
the best in the country.
The ladies of the A. Nj. E. church viii
serve an oyster supper from s to /
O'Clock Saturday evening, January LIST
1887, in the store room next to Mr. Wal
ter Oarr's store, on Third street. Publ
invited.
The roller rink tomorrow evenin,
will be the scene of skating and poll
contests of al interesting nature. accom-
panied by music by the band. The rim
is the popular place of resort thes
winter evenings.
This being Logan's funeral day th
people of Yankton are asked to owe
look the severe attack of weather an
assemble at Grand Army hall this svel
ing and participate in the memoir,
exercises there to be held.
Five Thousand hogs slaughtere
and cured is the packing house recor
for December. During this month
couple Of weeks time wan lost waitir
Tor lard tierces side tracked somewhel
in the mysterious between designated
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-12-31
.semi.Loea, Clippings

Sioux Falls Press: The Yanktou
Congregational church is the Oldest
church OF that denomination in the ter
ritory, having been organized about
eighteen years ago. It has had bat two
pastors. Rev. DR.. Joseph Ward for four
teen years, and Rev. O. f. Clapp 10,
nearly four. 1t is a prosperous, wealthy
and influential church. Most Of the
members had u strong Affection akin ell.
most to hero worship, for Mr.. Ward and
when ne resigned it was feared that his
place could not be filled. But Mr..
Clapp who had been for several years
engaged in evanReiistic worn
accepted the call latter rejecting
others wnere q larger salary Wa
ofered) and began an earnesi
work. The result has been the
church membership has doubled and
the spiritual life OF the church has been
greater than ever before. Mr.. Clapp il
an earnest and energetic worker, and the
chuEch OF which he il pastor cannot
stand still-llke the children OF Israel
it must 90 forw ard. But white th,
Yankton church is q good one-its PEG.
pie are human. Whether there hal
boon objection to Mr. Clapp's opposl
tion to dancing and card parties; o.
whether while one saith / am of Paul.
another pins his faith to Apollus, doei
not appear at this distance. But certain
it is that Brother Cephas has resigned
and the territory is likely to lose n o.
the strongest workers it has ever had
ell OF which is to be deplored.