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CAEARDs. time for the
opening OF the canvass for county
Offices is near at hand. When the
canvass fairly opens canards come
IN season and IN anticipation ofthe
demand for them a canard manu-
factory in the interest of the outs
has already been started. Canards
of any size or quality are already
in stock, beginning with half-inch
section of safety fuse that will burn
for an hour without even making a
fizz, then they have the Chinese
poppin' cracker that has been wet
and expIodes with dull and list
less noise, then the healthy fire
cracker that goes off with Il sharp
and distinct report, then in rapid
succession follows the pea-shooter
or twenty-five calibrc, followed by
the thirty-two and forty'fve, next
comes the Winchester, then the
mountain howitEer, the long range
80 FOUNDER, the field piece, the
siege gun and lastly the regular
fortification columbiad. All these
different sizes and styles of can
ards, as stated are in stock, and the
vendors of them have already be-
gun putting their pea-shooter size,
IN the market the demand so far
is limited but few are taken,
mostly in the interest of that in
teresting class of office-seckers
known as the outs. The voters OF
this county who pay taxes and are
interested in an honest and fair nd
mlnIstration ofcounty affairs would
do we'll to be on their guard. The
vendors of canards are working
for political effect and what money
there is or NAV be in sight.
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MAYORS COURT. - McAllister,
white man, appeared in his semi
grand impersonatIon of the alone
Y1ctim," his being the only case on
tho docket. For doing the drunk
and disorderly act be was mulct IN
the sum OF 81. In default of pay
ment he was fled away in tho Bas-
file.
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SHERIFF DEvER returned Tuesday
from Columbus whittier he went
to execute District Judge McFar-
lands bench warrant for the negro
man arrested in Colorado county
for stealing a horse in this county.
Sheriff Townsend, of Colorado
county refused to surrender the
prisoner on the warrant, claiming
that his county had a right to hold
him. There Is a nice legal point
involved in this case.
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Rev. NJ. D. PILE, of Rock dale,
officiated at the wedding of Prof.
Anderson and Miss Hubert at the
A. NJ. f. church on the evening of
the goth ult. The reception at the
residence of the brides parents
TN:es largely attended by the best
colored cii-;zcns including the min
listers of the colored churches. The
bride and groom were the rcc''n-
tents of large number of valuable
presents.
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DON'T forget the primary meet,
on Saturday.

A PARTY living in town, who Is
the owner of watermelon patch,
was much annoyed by thieves,
who watched their chances and
lifted his melons. They kept
posted on his hours for meals and
while he was peacefully eating his
supper, they were peacefully lift
ing melons. He discovered their
game and took a stand for them !;
they kept an eye on the dining
room, and when he was not in the
supper room they were not IN the
melon patch. He, however, kept
laying for 'em and about 10 o'clock
at night, was rewarded by getting
u couple of shots at couple or
trio of melon stcalors. The shot
gun was loaded with peas and the
probability is that they were nice
ly peppered.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Recorded by Ii. NJ. LOWS, county
clerk, for the week ending July I,
1886.
John Kinlaw, to Yoss Bros, lot
in Brennan S146.55.
II. Fisher TO Robt. StrIckcrt lots
l and 2 in block "a Wilkins addl-
ton to BRENNAN $3.50.
r. P. Hackworth 10 B. P. Curry,
10 t in Brennan $500.
r. A. Schuorcnborg ct al. to Au-
gusta hnollo, part of block A.
Keys End addition to Bronham
S225.
Sam Stone to VIM. Schafer, so
acres c. G. GIvens II league
S1l0O.
Jhon Hale TO John Mitchell, lot
50x90 in Brennan $500.
W. T. Mccormick ct al. to J. E.
Routt, lot in Chappoll Hill 1925.
J. Il. Routt to Sue r. Williams,
Is IL acres Kuykcndall league
S2O1.25.
r. Il. Lawther to c. C. Boyd,
3 IL acres part OF c. G. Hemming
place near city of Brenham $500.
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The Fourth OF July barbecue at
Caldwell on Saturday was largely
attended, it being estimated that
1000 persons were present, all the
surrounding counties being repro
sented. BRENNAN had good sized
delegation present. There was an
abundance of eatables of all kinds.
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plImentarit

A CARPENTERS tool chest at the
new Methodist parsonage, was
robbed of o lot of tools Friday
night, and to add insult to the in
jury, pot of paint was emptied
INTO the chest, smeering and greas-
ing tho tools that were left. The
carpenters who owns the chest is
quito ANXIOUS to make the personal
acquaintance of the artist who ap-
plies paint without using a brush.
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BRENNAN OIL MILL.-The mill
closed down on Saturday, having
exhausted its supply OF seed. Ii
made the longest run ever made
since it has been in exIstance. If
the mill had had all the seed
brought to Brennan the past sea-
son it would have been able to run
until the new crop come in. Dur
ing the coming two months the
mill will be enlarged and addi-
tional improvements will be made.
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A Card.

J. NJ. BYRNEs,
Chairman.
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CRY AND COUNTY.


CITY AND COUNTY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
pop n1srPICT ATTORNEY.
SAM 9. kAospALh, 2, oseT p y I Stto!.
ney ior tho s2nd Judicial district, composed
Of S. the eo CnioD 81 ON rt tuesday 10 No
vember next.
FOR COUNTY CoLLhCIoh'
, NE are AT G iS5g as candidate ior The
office of county COLLECTOR, at the ensuing
elecllon, nrs. .1e5e-s :. -,el
THERE was a nice shower Tues
day evening lasting from e:SV I'LL
10 o'clock.
THE BRENNAN Rifles arc drilling
every day-gcttlng ready TO take
the first prize for State troops at
''0 -
MIR. SAM G. RAGsDALE, OF Caid-
we'll, candidate for district attor-
ney, was in the city Tuesday shak-
ing hands with the sovereigns.
THERE will DE a feast at Pleasant
Hill on Sunday the 18th inst, COM
moncing at 2 p. m. and a ball Cd
the mammoth platform at night
--.~ N,,sv d;st,,ct
-, I'LL NOT no n candidate
tor ro-oIoction. This is official and
- onons wide the door for other
,snironts
NJ. H. ooIorod ladies having
I'M -. 49,. nononoo IN tho
~ -, So d;sobor,,od ON sun.
dor morninc in time TO allow them
% ottcnd church.
--
The only observance OF inc iouf'"
of July as a holiday IN brennan on
Monday was oy the pos'onio' an"
1T being a legal hoi'oay IL was y
law compeileu 70 olo0o'
81
THERE were eignt "coe's'ono ~
the BRENNAN hines NJ .ne'i
last meeting' ana '"oreS'sn"'io
They are making prePai"''o"o "
attend the interstate URN ~ va"
WESTON -
RE-ELECTED.-Thc school trustees
have reelected Prof. W. d. rhyme
as superintendent iof '"o 0s 1
year. MIR. rhyme mas gwen very .
general sa'isiac'ion anu '"e rus
tees have done wei' IN re'ain'ns
him. -
THEY CELEBRATED.-Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Baber, of Gay Hill, had a
glorious Fourth of July celebra-
ton; 1t was the occasion OF inc
appearance OF their hrst chiiu'
is pronounced the hahusomeS' gun
baby IN the sottlqmenl'
SAUSAGE FAcroRY..-Messrs. Fish !
& WIGS have LET a contract for a 5
ono story brick building 4Ox6O (
foot Cor a SAUSAGE factory. 1t will {
be on tho grouuu no" oocuP'o" ~ II
the OLD frame STAPLE JuS' Sou'" % .
the ice factory on ''
street -
A RIFLE club was organized at q
KennoYville last Saturday. l.. W. S
Swearlngen was elected president. q
They will go INTO training at once, !
and as many OF them are hrst-ciaSS
oInhs will have 70 look to their 8
-, S
-", ,if
1HE fourIh oi . u'y O"' "' i
Ca'uw'li Oh o"'ui N "' q
attended, II O''ns e''i' :,
4oVe persons were present {
COUNTIES O''"s Up
pf0"n"N H"u So 90. i
abundance of eatables of all kinds. l
-
MAYOR oo0Af' OHi'''0l' "
white man. "Ppearou III n''
grand lmPefson"'ion u tn0 80
Tlctlm' MS peins tno oniy 0a00 VI
tho Docket TOT uoins 'n' VI u"N
and hlsorderly ACT DC was nhu''' ~
the sum oil 81. In uei"u'' u pay
meht ne was hieu """y - INV
-.-
GOVERNOR IRELAND has appointed {
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MARRIAGE Essences,

Bathabcci, II. W. Honord
Klasing, Karrblicre Fadikc, T.
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Earthquakes occurred IN New
Zealand, Spain and along our At
lantlc coast near Now York within
q day of each other. 1t was per-
haps the same shock, which shook
the great globe, though very
slightly, from center 10 circumfor-
ence.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-19

GARLAND TALKS

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ON THE STAND ON
1 N THE PAN ELECTRIC INyEsrIGA-
TON.
Washington, April 19-The announce.
ment that General Garland was to ap.
pear before the telephone investiga-
ton committee caused a large audience
this morning. 1t was nearly three
quarters of an hour after the regular
hour of meeting when the attorney gen'.l
appeared, looking pale and rather weak,
With a courteous salute to the commit
tee he Immediately took the stand and
on invitation of the chairman began to
make a statement of his connection with
the Pan-Eiectric. He wished, he said
to lay before the committee and re-afirm
the matter contained in his statement to
the president on the 9Th of October last.
In addition he wished to explain two
or three points in that statement. II
February, 1883, General Atkins said tc
the witness he believed Rogers
invitations were of great utility
if property handled. Being a poor maj
like himself, Atkins desired tho witnes.
to go into this. II told him." said tn,
witness, II had never undertaken te
make any money except by law ant
poker. l always lost at peker and gen
orally won at law. / was willing to g,
into it if he offered any inducement."
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o VIOLENCE.

TWO LIEN UNDER ARREST FOR MURDER
RIDDLED WITH BULLETS.
Anthony, Kas., April l9-About two
months ago a fight occurred in Danville,
near this place. between two brothers
named Weaver and a man named Abel,
the latter being fatally wounded and
the. Weaver boys being arrested and
hurried away to avoid mob violence.
Last week they were returned for trial
but the cases continued for the term,
with bail at $4,000 each. At one
O'Clock this morning a mob of forty or
more armed men surrounded tho
sheriff's residence in this city, where the
prisoners were under guard. The
guard having them rushed the prisoners
out OF q back door and into the base.
ment of a new school building. The
sheriff was taken prisoner by the mob
and guarded. The deputies finding it
useless to resist, surrendered. The
Weaver brothers defended themselves
with revolvers which they had taken
from n OF the deputies. They were
finally o~verpowered by the mob and dis
armed. Ropes we're placed around
their necks and preparations made
to hang them, but the trample of APP
proachiDg feet frightened the mob.
They fred fifteen or twenty shots into
each man, literally shooting them to
pieces and mounting their horses rode
rapidly away. The mother of the boys
and the wife Of one Of them witnessed
the end Of the tragedy.
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nittee in stopping all the cars and state
that this general tie up business is being

[uu iuVO sEv HsoUaS. 7IE-
TRYING TO sRUT OFF HoxIE's MEAT
st Louis, April 19-Rltter & Horst,
butchers, we're called upon by a COM
of knights OF labor yesterday,
who requested them 70 cease supplying
Vice President Hoxie, OF the Missouri
Pacific, with meat. under pain OF being
boycotted. The n member of the
firm informed the committee that he
could not accede to their demand. That
Hoxie was a good customer and he
would continue to fill his orders SO long
as Hoxie should continue his patronage.
IT'S NORMAL CONDITION.
The bridge and tunnel and belt line
companies employed q sufficient number
of men to man all the engines and
switches and they now announce their
readiness to do all transferring acros
the river between the various railroad
yards in Eant st. Louis which may be
required. The inability hitherto to en-.
gage full oreHs has been the only i'm
pediment to q full resumption Of opera.
tions by the different roads and now
that this has been removed the freight
business on the east side OF the rivel
has assumed its normal condition.
NEwsBoYs ON A sTRIKE.
Detroit, April l9-The afternoon
newaboys to-day struck on the Evening
News. of this city, demanding tws
papers for nj cent, instead of one, a
heretofore. About one hundred boy
are in front of the News Office and vii
allow no other boys to sell the papsrs.
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Flood az Montreal.

Montreal, April l9-The water com.
menced falling ct ten O'Clock this morn.
ing and in an hours time had fallen
about one foot. The change since then
has been very slight. The water is liter
ally covered with all sorts Of RATS and
boats loaded down with people end
household goods. Exorbitant rates are
being charged the people for transpor.
tation from their homes to their bust.
ness. Many poor people have been un-
able to get home since Saturday night.
The ice still hoIdN firm at Herchiliaga.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
NORTHERN PACIFIC LANDS.

PACIFIC LANDS.
Washington, April Ex-senator Dolpl
to-day reported favorably from the
committee on public lands the bill to
forfeit all lands which appertain to and
are contemperanrous with that part OF
the Northern Pacific main line extern
ding from Wallala junction. Washing.
ton territory, to Portland, Oregon, ex.
cept such of the lands as
appertain to branch lines across
the Cascade mountains. The bill also
provides that where persons are now in
possession Of lands forfeited by the
bill under deeds secured
from the railroad company, they
shall have the right TO purchase the
lands from the United States, in guam
titles not to exceed $50 acres, for $3.50
per acre.
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Lars Larson, Q. Leaning q :
ell, NJ. Kiinckner, J.Donanns1 y. Mitch.
=: !. Anderson, P. O. Nelsonn 'oRSeeill.
PERSONA.

r1shSONAL.
=. Gerhart, OF st. Lawrence, Dah !;
guest OF the Morrison. ' ia
Miss Josie Peir will ret,,a
ming from q visit to Centreyills u1s sVs'
Marshal Maratta made the ,onns. I.
to Sioux Falls to-day. ZIP
Abraham Adler and family let -.
morning for q visit in st. Joseph, M uS
Miss. j Eta Stat fored returned = W.
ton FROM q visit to Scotland ss,n
evening. 1iuss
Deputy Marshals Foster, Of Chant.
lein, and Alterton, of Mitcbal, sl'
Sunday in Yankton. spent
Tom +. Marshall and wifi. ,e.,,.,
Yankton from Columbia by s.tp,d..
nights late train oYer the Northvs.ts..
and will Immediately begin lor.ss
ing in this city,
Rev. 9. F. Clapp returned from IA.
on Saturday evenings late tram t,,s
the north.
p. Q. Kennedy. of Parker, was Al u.
Merchants oysr Sunday.
Sam Kaucher returned Sa,nra.~
ming from Mentrose, McCook conn,s
where he has recently made . cont,.o,
Tor building a -four mill.
Samuel Vance left TODAY on
days tour up the Jim, by private nm,
veyance.
Harry Wynn was selling hardw.r. 10.
the Vermillionites Today.
Maj. A. j. Carrier left this mornino q,
Grow Creek agency. The major i, i
poor health.
Geo. B. Tyfe and wife, who have b.,n
in:Yankton for the past two week. in
the interest of Horsford's baking powder.
left this morning for Sioux Falls.
John j. Duffaok returned on sstur.
day evening from st. Paul over the Mil.
waukes. While east he purchased .
large stock Of new goods.
/, Augustus High, special agent Of til.
land office and assigned to the Aberdeen
!. land district. is sojourning in Yankton,
j. ID. Adams, route agent of the
American Express company, visited
with Agent Ward inYankton YESTERDAY.
!. Jacob Max took this afternoons train
for Scotland and other points west.
9 Sheriff Brennan visited LesteryiIIe
8 on business, this afternoon.
Chief Justice Trip ia expected to re.
r turn from Chicago this evening with
Miss Ellen Haskell and Miss Mau,
Trip.
Q r. W. Burns left this afternoon for
business trip in Douglas and Charles
Mix counties. His gun and lots Of
cartridges went along.
p +. NJ. ziebach went up to Scotland
b this afternoon and will bring his famil,
:. down with him when he returns.
5. Judge Eldridge is seriously sick 8
d his residence in this city.
IA ]. A. Danforth, an Iowa gentlema
who is largely interested in Yankto
I. real estate and other property, reache
Yankton on Saturday evening and vii
70 begin at nee his arrangements fe
Z, building a brick business structure Q
), the Otto lot. which he has recently pu
chased.
l., Geo. Lang, OF the firm of Ian
10 Brothers, left this morning for sior
City where he will buy o stock Of fiji
wall paper, aud will also, decorate Sc
eral store rooms in that city MIR. Lang
:, reputation as q sign writer has gone b
:. fore him and Sioux City will ere lor
contain many samples of his work.
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Unnecehsarx violence,

~utVebBd SHVhcHCc,
For which outraged nature exaets heavy pen
alties, is done to the bowels by persons who
with drastic, drenching purgatives make war
on those organs in order to relieve their con-
striction. Constipation ia not one Of those
desperate diseases that require desperate rem.
edies. In fact. it ia not n disease at all, but
the Incomplete discharge of 5 function, to the
healthfui renewal of which Hestetter's Stom-
ach Bitter's 10 far better adapted than drugs,
whose action is excessive, and consequently
de bilitating and injurious. Disorder OF the
liver, contamination of the blood with bile,
sick headaches and dyspeptic symptoms are
the attendants of costiveaess, and are likewise
remedied by the Bitters. Its action Is not
limited to relieving the bowels naturally and
without pain. Used with persistence; and %
directed, it perpetuatesr regularity in the habit
organs and liver. Fever and ague. rheumatism!
and kidney troubles are prevented and cured
hu III.
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A. A. G. II.

There will be a special meeting of
Alpha Lodge OF Perfection No. ] this
evening at 8 o'clock in Masonic hail.
Work in the 4th and 9th degrees. A
large attendance is requested. By order
of the ". M. J.. P. CRENNAN, Seo'y.
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Ludlow's fine Shoes just open
ed at MAX'X.
Attention.

There will be an adjourned meeting of
Phil J. Kesrney Post, No. 7, at g. A. R,
ball this evening at 8 O'Clock sharp. All
comrades are earnestly requested to be
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.Dailg grr
honda


CHICAGO. aIl,,d
ri. east bound
"a. each day, q
The pAssengerl
(. ,mssch day, en9
The west b benz
= ea Tbe I'll train fro1
Mc acoomods1
s,Sa. N. anu
n. each lay eW
CHICAGO 3 !
The east bound
"a, each days
Tbs passenGea|
s'S sunday pass
and arrives az y:
stlS With thro1
10
each daIsanaaW;vpel
Sunday, at 1s:W|
Ysnkton Posto
The postomycd
sxoepteGssttlssM
Tho delivery y
Tho money oaJ
partment open
IL sunday
opsrfrom s:1
cfSce is open ~
vuooastion of pe|
Mails going q
.slose at :@ ..
malls going =
Milwaukee q II
n, Sunday. OF
Northwe- tern. 4
EASTERN mal9
arrives ats p y
Eastern NAL
rsilread ar.ivq
Stage mails
at. Helena ana
It ! p. N.
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there sas business Of Importance will be
transacted. BY order of
WALTER H. GAZE, Commander.
Attest: 3. f. ERaL1sH, AID.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF INSURANCE STOCK
IN will sell ffty shares OF stock in the
Yankton Fire Insurance company. Peraons
desiring TO pnr chase will please write me at
Montgomery. Alabama, stating what they will
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MI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES having houses
~ lots. stores, eto, 10 sell, lease or exchanQ
will do well by placing them on my list.
E. NJ O,BRIEN.
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pIAN0 FOR SALE OR RENT-A good IN
4 htruI1ent. Apply corner Fifth and Walnut
atreetS. Mss. d. II, ET1ER.
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9lAKOTA REPOETH-volupnea i and r.
- Price 500. Address, BoHen 4 Kingsbury,
Yankton, Dakota.
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+ sEGAL BLANK CATALOGUE FOR I8se
- The Press and Dakotainn Legal Blsnl
Catalogue for 1895. il now ready for deliver
Sent free to any address on application.
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EOR HALE-A solid tract of about 800 acres
= of land, scne "A miles north of Yankton
". Alao. lotA 10, Iiaad ia, Of block /, Of w, and
y. addition to Yanktcn, being lust opposite to
Judge Trips residence. A1so, lot {, block y,
". Y, Write me ct Montgomery, Alabama.
4. II.
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WANTED-LADIES to work for N n
can b. 4nietly msde.sEo photo. painting; mo
cAnvassine. For full particulars, please I'D.
dreaa, y once. Crescent Art Company, Boston
AAss., Bex $40.
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THE PETIT JURY.

The following is a complete list OF the
members Of tho petit jury, az drawn by
county treasurer 81. .. Ellermsn, Sheriff
Brennan, and clerk of the court Edger-
ton, to serve during the coming term Of
the territorial court:
W. H. Munroe, J. Melvin, q Mollet,
y. McCully, g. Meth, M. McManus, j..
Z. Hanson, j. b. Wynn. John Meir,
w. b, Stearns, %. Lane, Henry Bradley,
ID, Finnegan, IT. Andersen, P. Huber.
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FOR RENT-Tho brick store now ocoapied
~ by 3. Nv. Pike. Will DO for rent after May
10. 1885. Apply to g.. W. ROBERIS.
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For nsat.

ROB RENT-A seven room brick house ON
~ DsuRlss avenue, with wooashed, cisterh
and pump. Inquire Of ]. P. Redaelli, ieweler.
opposite this office.
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EOR SALE OR RiSNT--The Bradley res
dence, north Yankton. Sin rooms. number
one cellar, well and cistern: good barn. Thr-
lots all fenced, surrounded with shade treesee
box elder and sOft maple and q number of
mruit trees, ALI in good condition. For infor
5fation apply to WILLIAM BLAIT.
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Ia'dsy.s:sd
do 8:Sq
Eo-day. $50
E-day, $3.50
4p-day,1:M
MAXIMUM Z
Minimum u
Standard
River IA 4