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CurfcuRA IIEnEDtrs

Are sold By all dngsltls Price, Culloura, 8
oenhi REs6LvENf, Slg1j SOAR, Is cents, Pfo
nAnd BY tho F0tTlA DAuO AND OItRAiOAL Co,
Botton, Send for "How 70 Cure Skin Diseases"
rs AIITlFY The Complexion and skin BY uBlnI
pLhu the Cutloum B0ap,
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A call Ia respectfully requested from
persons contemplating purchasing ma.
chimes, 10 inspect the Standard and
White Sewing Machines. They are al
tho head Of tho Lat Of first Class machines,
and fully guaranteed. Our long expert.
ence In the business enables is to place
before the public machines that Surpsss
anything heretofore ollored, and puF.
chagers will do well to call upon us before
buying.
We are also tho sole SCENTS for tho TO-.
towngd Callgraph Type Writer.
EDWARD l., RosE 4 Co.,
No, 90 Twelfth IA.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the inStallnent plan
whereby you con secure n watch at once
On easy payments. Gall and investigate.
JACOB w. CRUDE, Jewcler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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Miss Celia Alsberg Aiaguerite) renders
her role acceptably. She has an intelll'
gent conception Of It, Is winning in the
tender scenes, good but not great in the
scenes which call for power, as for exam
pie, in the prison sCene, Hero tho great
est demand IL made upon her and the
greatest opportunity offered, She doet
not quite rice to the height Of the
opportunity, though her intelligence and
her earnest effort produce IN impressive
effect. Mad sCeneg are not the easiest
that fall TO the lot Of q player, and Mis-
Blsberg's success in this particular Il
above tho RveTRgc. She Is likely 10 be
still more pleasing in Measure fol Meas
ure."
Mr.. George Vessels did Faust well, bul
in the third act he came near ranting aud
spoke his lines so that few in the house
could catch them. Mr., Wessels ia toe
good an actor to do this. Mr.. W. H.
Thompson Hafsntiue) showed to good i'd
vantage in the fencing and death scene,
which ia the only opportunity afforded
bin. He died like an artist, Misa
Blanche Viewers Martha was a fine com
edy part which greatly pleased the house
The support generally was good, 10.
night Measure for Measure"
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ing as any oneiwsnted 70 see, ana me IVY
spectators present got full value OF then
money. In the sixth inning, however,
there was q drop, q bad onei In fact, the
bottom iell out Of the game and the s.
Louis people crSwled out Of hole,
They lit on to Watson then for
seven out Of their ten hits,
and this work with the stick, aided by
eight errors on behalf Of Wheeling, Melted
them eleven runs, and blasted the hopes
| Of the enthusiastic crowd, The visitors
were getting worried, as inning after in
but al the end Of the fatal sixth their
| faces were "a pleasant as the day itsel
and big load had been lifted Off their
minds, The game opened up In fine
shape, and for three Innings neither eide
scored, bnt in the fourth Wheeling got IN
three tallies on two erroEs by Denny and
bits by o Bright and Watson, The Ma
rooms broke the ice In the sixth and rolled
up eleven runs, as mentioned above.
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The following shows The range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schneprs drug
store, Opera houhe corner, yesterday:
;aAs,Mn 6S'; IL M 7O';Sr Mn SO';IP.M.,
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Every lady should attend the shaugh.
raun matinee al the Grand Opera House
this afternoon. Admission % cent? 10 all
parts Of the hou1e,
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of SuitlngS, UvCrcOaiiugs
and PantalOOnings. Also q full llne Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
sultlDyS q Specially.
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EIiZENfA,

Some i've months ago had tho pleasure 10 III.
form you Of my Improvement In tho use Of ne
yUffCURA REAkDila In my case Of IeyPtp Chronic
Eczema EtythelnAtOaA, and day Cheefiully con.
I nrp al iaSh eald GonSld9f ny cure perfect
remedies, having used no OlhefS.
fERNAN E5ENCttAHDO,
ANB fenhR AVOiiUp, Al. lbuIS Nb
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lI'ttttl Democrat,
The New' Letter is over sanguine. 1t
cannot expect to knock out the Register
a1d INrELMaENcRR in four rounds. There
10 even danger that the Neus Letter itself
will DO winded.
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Ghe gttelli9etrrer.


NVW fNNFUENIHVu4UHI7t
NOtice-G. MCndcl d Co.
10 the Iadlcs--u. H.. DInger.
Thu Beyt-Nesbitt Il BIO.
MRnIGl-A Cow.
Opera nonsC1FiCdcrlck wardc.
For BAlO-A Boat
For salO-Upilght Piano.
Corn Meal, EtC,---R. j., smyth.
Louisiana state Lottery.
Holland bulbs-A. I. Young, 4th page.
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EfiN1fNiA.

I have suffered from Salt Rhoum for over eight
my business for weeks al a time Three boxes Oi
uuTiCvAA and IOuf bottles BRiOLYENT have O1.
tlfely cured me Of this dreadful disease,
NIL, JOHN TIltEL, WlllpSOatfo, IA,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

Mr.. Andrew Halstesd, formerly If
Wheeling, now editor and proprietor Il
the Brslnerd, MINI, Tribune, was married
at noon yesterday 10 Miss Louisa Smith,
Of Burlington, up the river, at the home
Of the BRIDES parents. The wedding was
very quiet. Mr.. and Mrs. Halstead left
at 2 p. m. for their new home in the West
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1rIiZENfA.

gratefully acknowledge euro Of Iczona, or
Salt RhUun, on head, neck, face, arms and lea
for seventeen years; not able 10 walk except on
hands and knees for one yGasI not able 10 help
myself for eight yCAn; tried hundreds Of rene.
di6si dOclob pronounced my case hOpeleHi per.
inRnCItly cured BY the CUTlguRA REAiDiis.
WILL MCDONALD,
0i2 Dearborn A. UhlnaRo III
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-. Chest pains, Numbheu, gOreness
(AkN HACKING Cough, Asthma, PleuFiHy
UVSU and Inflammation relieved In ono
Ktbl minute b. tue CutlCtitn hnil.palh
nS4t5lS Plaster, Nothing llkel AZ Drug.
hS gll4 % cents POtlOt Drug and Chem.
icAl Vot Boston, W1AW
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DR.. Bulls Cough syrnp Is particularly
recommended Tor children. II cures
coughs, colds, Group, sore throat, and
whooplng cough. II Is pleasant TO the
tastO and acts like charm. % cents.
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MEMS SUITS from SO so to $s5,
MEMS 0YERCOATS from 81 y TO $s5,
BOYS SUITS from SO so to $l7 so,
SHORT PANTS SUITS nom 81 so to 50 so,
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Ladies', don't fail 10 Bee:ths shAughiaun
this afternoon. Admiration % cents 10 al
pAflB Of The house,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

The shauShraun matinee at the Grand,
Opera House this afternoon Is going 10 be
bIg one,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

There will DO a Tremendous audience al
the shaughtaun matinee this afternoon,
Admiration % cents 10 oil parts Of Che
house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

LIS, Good 4 @, sell dry goods tho
cheapest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

Opening Of Fall and Winter Hats and
Bohnets, Thursday and Friday, 0CLobsr
Il and 10. Mus, A. j, WORLs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13
IA FINE GAME OF BALL
on THE FAIR aRouNDs' DIAMOND
Yesterday AftsrnOOu-A Home Amateur
Team Holds up Its Rpd Creditably
Against the st. Louis MaroOns-The
Boys Have Their Way at First.

ERE a proyideu-
tiRl rain to have
occurred at the
end Of the fifth in.
nlnginyeslsrday's
game with the
,Maroons, the visi,
tors would have
received a bad de-
feat, but no such
luck was in store
for thshome team,
For Eve inniugl
the game was sl
pretty an exhibit
tinn Of ball nlaY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

Headquarters for lhOes Of every dcucrip
ton, at BLoND's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

Some time ago Mr.. Lewia Morrison was
approached by man named LigOn, living
in New York, who offered for $75 10 sell
him tho manuscript Of Mr.. Wills'G drama
founded on Il oOtho'spusm, Faust" which
Is the property of Henry Irving. Mr..
Irving has been playing In the drama in
London for several weeks past. The play
Ia Of course in many egsential particulars
the came as DR.. Haas's naturalization OF
the same poem, as presented last night by
Mr.. Morrison. L'gan threatened II MIR.
Morrison did not buy the play to sell ii to
a rival actor, expecting to get the $40
on account OF MIR. Morrluon'G desire TO
prevent another version OF the play from
being acted in this country.
the proposition. Hethen wroteto Henry
Irving, nansting all the circumstances
connected with Ligan's offer. Yesterday
he received the following response from
Mr.. Irving forwarded by mail from New
York, where it arrived by cable on satur.
day last:
LoSDoN, Esq, Oct. 8.
LeriS Morrison, RandoA Theatrical Bureau,
NtD York;
Much indebted for your kind act, which
| shall remember. My rights are pro-
teCted. Tell Ligan, 105 East Fourteenth
street, that l will give him $3.50 for name
and address of party here who prepared
manuscript.
Henry IRVING.
The way play is obtained for tho pur.
poses OF such pirates' as LGan Is inter,
eSLing, A photographer manages at Bev.
eral successive hearings to take down the
play verbatigp (which Is transcribed and
sent 10 . dealer In such aIolen goods. Mr..
Irvlng's play is copyrighted 10 this poun.
try, and any actor who would purchase
the text OF Ligan and put 1t on the stage
would be liable to prosecution, while the
pirate who furnished the manuscript can
be.severely dealt with under the English
laws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

l cured rheumatism in the knee by
using st. Jacobs 0il.-Ohas. s. s.r.CA lauJ,
BnRkOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

The prompt use Of Red Star Cough
Cure relieves the worst cold. Twenty-Five
cents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

Opening Of Fall and Winter Hats and
Bonnets, Thursday and Friday, October
Id and 10, Mis-, A, j, WoHls,
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"Jack shall pipe and Gill shall dance
Just as long ont in tho open barn as they
please. The free born American citizen
don't fear neuralgia with Salvation OIL to
the front. Price only % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-13

New Goods Received,
We arc receiving daily large invoices OF
Shoea 81 the leading makers In all slSss
aud widths. j.. V, BLOND.
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Cent? Fine and Medium grades Of
81 oes In oil the leading styles, al
Il, v, BLcND'g,
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Bases on bslIS-OH Kirby, p OF Wat
son, 8. Wild pitches Watson, 3. Earned
runs-st. Louis, 4. TbreebR hits
Glssacock, Il Denny, !. Two-base hits
Denny, l. Time Of gAme-l hour and 35
minutes, Umpire-R. McNiChol,
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a;nr Eate.
ssrrop MILF sTooK roR SAFE.

The UNDERLINED, wishing 10 engage Ill a ntW
enterprise, will offer for IRle al public auction
the front door Of the Court House, on Saturday,
Oct TO- 1850, at 10 clock q. M, about 'iGtydGl8
shares Of st0pkin the Wheeling Iron aud Nail
Co, par value 500 per share. This company has
a large surplus Of undivided earnings w per
cent, owns one third OF the Wheeling steel WOIks,
aud Is now using natural RAs. It's facilities iOt
manulaCturlnR can not DO cxteled.
No bid Of less than Far will be enteitalned.,
OCT JEO. +. GlLCllRlsT
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cToOYs FOR SALE,

STOCKS FOR SALE.
o Shares Standard Iron WORKS
10 shares iIellAlfO Nail Mill,
% Shares junction Nall Mill.
70 Shares Peabody lnlurancc Company
bshRrea franklin Insurance Company
Shares Exchange Hank.
!, IRWIN, stock broker,
Eeib No. ~ Twelfth Street
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NUWNKU y I1u5b q UOV
No, Do Twelfth 1t,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20

completely obliterated from the face of
the earth. Low water and o quick hot
fire cansed the explosion.
At the opening of the court at Bis
marck last week Judge Francis informed
the jurors and witnesses before the
United States court that if he heard of
any one of them drinking aver one
glass of Intoxicating liquor throughout
the whole term of court, they would be
sent to Jail and perhaps heavily fined.
a Bismarck special of the 10th, says:
The jury in the case OF Edward Powers,
indicted by the United States grand
jury for the murder of Corporal Herbert
at Fort Yates last month, were out but
half an hour and brought in q verdict OF
mansleughter. Powers will probably,
get the full penalty-ten years. He was
saved from hanging, probably,
only by the fact that he had no friends
in the world; no money to employ eoun.
sci and no n to say a word in his favor,
The court assigned F. B. Allen as his
counsel. Powers was intoxicated when
the crime was committed and could not
~recollect anything about it.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20
ID E1oTA

Hand o3uLty republicans ipstrncle,
sor Captain Sheldon for the Legislature
The delegation from Butte &C ,pty
half OF the delegation of Lawrence, hal
OF Pennington and all of Custer count,
are for clifford.
Rev. Mr. Honey. Eli johnson and A
3. Vines were elected delegates to lib,
territorial convention by the repubiioanl
Of Hyde county.
Burleieh county republican staadfast
lg favor Slick Aleck for the Legislature
Il Is nearly time feg him TO sell oui
again aud Bnrleigh needs TO keep an
eye on him.
At the Nelson count 7 republican con
vention the delegation to the James
town DISTRICT convention were instructed
for y. y. Dedds for the lower house Of
the Legislature.
Alexandria Herald; If there is to be
any capital removal scheme this winner,
let il be removed back to Yankton. Ones
there let it stay until division, admission
sna statehood are settled.
Turner county democrats send 70
Aberdeen: John Ryan OF Marion; HI.
snhotn, purner;J f. Davis. Center
sil Al $. Fsobiason. Hurley; e. O. Ken.
pedy and w. x Qaigley, Parker.
Wstertown Ns8s: Yesterday the
eeaaty convention to nominate dele
easest to Iauktoa md tie Legislative COZ.
yeption u Reldeld was held IN Clark.
Tie result is that there ale double dele
gations to both conventions, as two con.
yentions were heia.
Lincoln county sends the following
delegates to the Yankton convention.
y. w. Carter, Z. Janes, j. f. Ferguson.
". +. Durham, w. nj. Cappett, N. Nj.
Jacobson, A. b. Wheeloek, j. W. Taylor
AsP. Dixon. They were Instructed to
stand by Hon. o. s. Clifford, first, last
end all the time.
Elk Point Courier: Clay comfy has
an excellent opportunity t. capture the
member Of the council from this legisIa-
GAVE uistTict. Ii d comes TO the conven-
lion on next Tuesday endorsing hon
John =. Jdlley, we have reason to be.
liRve that Union county will eonce6e
lilsm the position in the council withnu.
q murnaur, otherwise, it may be differ.
suoe. Il
Canton special, 18th: Specials to the
advocate today from Deadwood state
that the Black Hills delegates will 10
divided, With q strong probability that
the w~holeyote will go to Clifford. Clay,
Grant, Hyde, Hutchinson, Jerauld,
Lincoln, Ssnborr and Yankton counties
siected adelegat1on favorable to Clifford
so-dsy, which, in connection with the
votes from north Dakota, will give him
over 800 on the first ballot. Counties
representing 266 votes have alreaGy in
strueted for Clifford. giving him a major.
ny onthe first ballos, regardless of min !
str.inted delegations. From indications
to.nieht there viii be 90 opposition to
~ Gffor5 ct the Yanlston convention.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20

Martin & Anderson have secured II.
agency OF the Tuerk Motor water poxe,
and are prepared to place them and
warrant them to u from Il to Is HIP
For sewing machine use, this Motm
is the boss. A lady whose health will
nos permit her to use q sewing machips
car accomplish double the smuns ii
sewing a person Gan in perfect health.
Over two-hund,e ed Motors of othg
makes have been taken out and Replaced
with Tuerk Mortor.
MARTIN s ANDERSON,
Foundry and Machine Shop,
Walnut Street, Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20

Hacker & Grebe. the laaa;.
popular cutters and filters aed
latest and nobbiest styles of pent,. al tls
business suits, dress suits 81, ls
winter oyercoats and every ~, 100
outer garment that UNA
able gent is supposed to au'oa'
desire to call the attention of tba sYuiis
to theiE elegant stock of fall pu0i'
received. They have eyeryth;n Just
end nice, all the latest pattern, ma ues
signs IN snitings, tweeds, cha us'
homespun, plaids, stripes and INV
Also, all OF the finer qualities to sn a.s y
beau, the business boomer And 70 %
bridegroom. Hacker and dreha us
been long established in bushes. !, l =.
city and are well known for tbs,. lR
rightness and fair dealing, Tbo, "
antee to fit and suit their custom.. sun
solicit an early call. No trouh,e - a
goods. DUs
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ana 5akotaiaa
gHE NEWS EPIroMsszED.


All arrangements for the reception
api eutertainneua Of the Knights
Ienplar who will attend The ~triennial in
ss. L1ui4, haya been completed.
The nniauis OF Londonderry, the new
- q ireland, arrived at Kingston
sesis Saturday morning, His voyage
a3s9as Tho ehsnuel was pleasant. The
agrlyat d the lord lieutenant was
81 Saailadsby royal sslute.
ahe sitDasa Of Cardinal Jaeobiri, papal
ssoFetai Of state, has ssumed q critical
Ap attempt 10 relieve the patient
from goutin the chest, from which he
"a gatsi was unsuccessful. The greatest
aaSiety Is felt ip papal circles about the
lgsae OF the cardinals il ness.
Gacci, the Rome faster, has success
ia'ly accomplished his task Of sabsisting
.rty days without ordinary food GU
NJ neral .eters and ~ extract from an
a rieaa root. He finished. his task
y bout being exhausted at all.
The beat race on the Thames OF Lon
d5n. Saturday, between Beach, of
Aassse.ia. ana esaoaaur. OF st. Louis
vas won By Beach, Tho match was for
1870 and the championship of the
##sfia.
Wisliam II. iaskef' American minister
aE oofea. reports to tho secretary OF
etate, nnder date of August 3rd, tkat
o'',s.A & sun 'aBinR
t.t & ,oa Aepe'
81 : naso 9'sa iasiae
= 1sou'' wa 'nat 30 iaf l1'ot9
= sulnuipho. ABOUT twenty
ope+s aabs ~ sAnaiA oorean
$3.50 -.
h9s Wee@lS panA statement shows:
$500 lnpisase, slS'VoV. BANKS now
ase5a Z s@-'gVV in excess OF legal re-
f%sn ilsllss'
@ise 2osiihg nea named Charles D..
- g iiafeas VI, Nlekness' OF Sioux
"aa 7 ~aieSa!iaen, OF huron. We're
"f cenaaotlpg atad poker
i'tss = k,s'dieias Dakota, during the
aysti4oss "a ms aair tEis Week.
Jal1os BAUM g o., Wholesale cloth
nrd Lak - -. - ~ 49, =
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20

MCfler6OQ--
Marshall
Mercer
Miner G Lee, s 81 Bronson, g T
Blackman, F NJ Lighthlzer, George
Green, G O Office. Instructed for
Clifford.
Minnehaha- ] F Norton. d r Bailey,
Geo w Lear, Mark Bridges, Oh Winsor,
w E Wiley, p P Peck, s e Young, W
A Wilkes, L = Gage, w w Coyles, A G
Folsom, Walter Grip, Frank Ford, @ II
Wansness.
Moody "a Emo, George r Lanning,
VIM Ramdill, w Q Lampson, FL M Will
hanson, George Rice.
Mor.on-Thomas J Mitchell, John j
Luck. John FL Wheeler, Geo W Harmon.
g Woodward, Elijah Bailey, Theo N
Long.
Nelson-W E Mckenzie. W s Fowler,
Thos Baird, w a Standish.
Oliver
Pembina-
Pennington-A J Simmons, j W
Fowler, John Fl Brennan, Ellis 7 Pierce.
Potter
Ramsey
Ransom-C w Buttz, o D Austin, G
r Goodwin, Jesse Sullivan, Fred Taylor.
Contested
Richland-H W Tray, j 81 Miller, r
N Ink, Folsom Dow, j @ Pyatt, R J Nc
Cumber, Frank Dryer, W Q Lander, R
B Myers, Charles WoodhalI. Instructed
for Edwards first and Allen second.
Roberts
Rolette-B " Lair, s P Sherkengast
H Wood. Contested.
Sanborn-
Sargent
Spink-D N Hunt. L g Ewing, F
Waller, Joseph lines, F Il Craig, FL
Hunter, A j Reise, K B Korns, John
Fassett. R. M Dunlap, B Fl Brown.
Stark-G Hanscoma, Adolph Ned
berg, J 1 Scott.
Steele-E d Wallace, Il 4 Smith, L
K Hume, E s Seymour.
Stutsman-Johnson Niokeus, j w
Cloes, A @ MCMILLAN, BIN Hicks, j ]
Roper, Jerome Sabin, % W Holmes.
Contested.
Suliy-Wm. Toomey, DE Sweetland,
q E Kimmel, Q Fl Agar. Insti ucted for
q south Dakota nan.
Towner-
Iraiii-W g fiummer, W a Robinson.
o 0 Perley, D Roberts, w thompson,
OF Andrews. A Hurst, E T Sarles, L
o Fisk. Instructed for Allen.
Turner'S v Jones. q NJ Fer, Thomas
Espie, Valentine. Hugh Langan, j
E Hazlett, Joel Fry, I B Buchanan,
John Van Osterloo. Instructed for
Clifford.
Unions s Adams, Isaac Moore,
Mertin Johnson. J M Talentt, @ T
Mallahan, Duncan Ross, Oh Williams,
Andrew Olesou, GO Clifford. Instructed
for Clifford.
Walsh-D W Yorkey. Joseph foombs,
John L Cassej, James Currie, J Twomly,
John Montgomery, J Doueherty,
Wm. Mckenzie, James Francis, J B
Warren, George. Becker. Roger Allen,
Thomas Smith, VIM. Lavelle. Yorkey
represents the entire delegation In the
convention.
Walworth-G II Cory, N G Parker.
Ward
Wells
Yankton-N Edmunds, B s Williams,
J A Potter, J L Pennington, ] R
Gamble, A l. PETER, l. Howard. Thore
Gunderson. w FL McVay, Jacob Hanson.
Instructed for Clifford.
Don't fail to call at Carney's the
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20
Something New Pulva,i,.,
Coffee. 10y

oonu New Pulye,i,,,
Coffee,
Takes but mi minute to make it
Makes coffee clear as amber.
Saves trouble of settling.
Retains all the aroma, food an,
stimulant.
Saves 100 per cent over boiled coF..
and fifty per cent over any other matboa
The coffee pots and pulverizsd coss.
are to be exhibited Tuesday sfternoos
and evening, Sept. 23rd, and 70,
are respectfully invited to come and =,
for yourselves and try a cup of the ooff.'
made in one minute, at Oarpey,s n.
grocer, Morrison block, CsnitI
street.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20

One Car Load of 5 and 10 cents
goods just received and for sale on 4.
w. Pixies cheap counter. One car
load.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20

Choice CONNECTIONS just received BY
Carney, the grocer Capitol street,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-20

All the latest patterns in carpets jus.
received at j. r. Sanborn & Sons,