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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-02
Notice of Letters Patent.

A LII persons are hereby notified that
IA Letters Patent were issued by the
Hawaiian Government to JAMES
KENNEY of Honolulu on the 10Th day
of Decem Der, AID 1885, for an improve
ment in brake, gig ard chaise springs,
and that said Letters Patent were as.
signed by the said James Kenney to the
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Com
pany on the 22nd day of December, AID.
1885, wherefore the said Hawaiian Car.
rage Manufacturing Company hereby
warns all persons against infringing on
the said Letters Patent.
HAW'N CARRIAGE MANIC Co.
Honolulu, Dec. ~, 1885. 20S tt
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THIS WEEK. THIS WEEK.

w 11hs ~ "
Great remnant sale Of Closks,
Circulars and Wraps a. prices that
will aBtonish the natives. At
L. BABRRS,
ll3, 1874 ard ll5 Beale street.
8 Ladies' Newmarkets reduced
from 81 80 10 81 90; Ledies' New.
market reduced from so to SO; 5
Ladies' Newmarkets reduced
from $40 to So rs; 8 Ladies' New
markets reduced from $l2 to Sc %;
4 Ladies Newmaikets reduced
from Sl3 10 SO rs 8 Ladies' New
markets reduced from $l4 to 81; 3
Ladies Nswmarkets r duceji nom
SIS to So 80; l Ladie.' Newyuarket
reduced from $l6t1 81 81, B lLsdies'
NewmaIketB reduced irons 81 TO
s. so; 8 Ladies' Newmarkets re
duced from $l9 to 50; . Ladies
Newmarkets reduced from $40 to
so SO, 3 L,ries' NsWma kets re-
duced from $50 10 il0;4 L. dles'Rus.
sian Circulars reduced from So 10
So 5 Ladies' Rnthan Okcula's re-
duced from $40 10 IS &C.; ! babies
Russian Circulars redGced 81 to
IS rs; 4 Ladiee' Russign Circulars
redaCed fiom $l2 ~ 81; { Ladies'
Rueslan Circulars reduosd I om
$l3 TO So TO; 3 lie dies" Russian
Circulars reduced from sl4 so to
1855 Ladies' Russian Circulars
reduced from $l8 10 g.; Lad es'
Russian Circular reduced FRI m $40
to 81; 9 Ladies' Russian Circulars
reduced from So TO 1850.
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sznIzsHnHHsasH n's1EsElsznlzlz.Iz1ln
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
The leading feature tomorrow and
| this week will bs our grand
clearing sale OF
Paris BrOnzes, Statuary,
Bisque Figures, Clocks, and
Ornamental Art Goods
We have reduced tia prices on
all the goods to fat COST. ard in
many insta q ees below actual cos
OF importation. This is an oppor-
tunity to get genuine works Of ART
at a mere song.
Read Some Of the Reductions I
AT $40 50-Marble'Ssd Clocks, is
day, cathedral gong, ha,fhour
strike, reduced from SIS.
AT $40 00-Huugarian Vases, re-
duced from S35.
AT sos 90 a psir, Elegant Paris
Bror zs Figures (Niutch dancing
girls) reduced from $3.50.
AT 50 5o-Solid Eb1D zed Pedes-
tails, reduced from S25.
AT $33 00-Beautiiul Eastlake Vas
es, ornamented with French
bronzs figures and marble base,
reduced from 200.
AT 500 50-Vienna Bronze 10 Day
Clocks, cathedral gong, half
hour strike, reduced from $40
AT $11 70 Handsome Brass Fen.
ders, three barr, 40 inches, re
duced from Sl7 80,
AT 1922 90 Four Ba Polished Brass
Tenders, with ornsmented pre-
tector, formerly S3l 30.
Over 200 other Choice Works OF
Art and Rare Ornaments at equally
low prices; must be sold this week
All Our Sllverware VIII Be or.
fered Tomorrow
AT HALF ACTUAL VALUE
Qusdrupls Plated Silver Gard Re-
caivers, elegantly chased, for
So 50-msrked down fIsm SIS 30
Heavily Silver Plated fitting
Pitchers, with double walls and
porcelain lining, for $40 and 81
marked down from $lS and
500.
Plated Silver Castors, with five cut
and engraved DO ties, fancy Gu
shoppers, for s. 80 worth 81.
Rogers's AL, Qusdruple Plated
Tableknives for 81 80 a set
worth double.
Rogsrs's AL, Quadruple Plated
Tablespoons for 81 % a set
worth 81 l0lu er ...
Rogers's AL, Quadruple Plated Tea
spoons, u b a set worth
double.
Five hundred other Useful and
Ornamental Plated Goods, markt d
down at prices to sell them this
week; sale begins tomorrow.
Fine Carpets, Rugs, Curtains,
POrtiers and japanese
Screens
marked down for this week ;youwill
have an opportunity Of buying the
Finest Carpets and Curtains Mt the
price Of ordinary goods. Sale be
gins at 8 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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DARROT-tipe talker and nice plumage.
i Can be 8 en- at $50 Main street.
f. W LONG
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FOR SALE.

DATrAN, Willow and Carpet Fancy
~ Rockers, Sidebosr g, Furniture, Etc.
Largo stock for Xmas trade.
AMES, BEAT IE & CO., 3s3 Main ct.
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P00MS-Furnished or un furnished; cen.
IL trail location; terms ,ooderate,
90 Madison stIset.
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HORSE, Harness and Leather-top Buggy,
IL cheap, AZ 233 Second at HITZFELD.
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4 WILLING H0USE-With 7 rooms, at
- l51 Looney street; newly papered and
painted; in frat class COZ dition. Address
r. HAYNES
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P00M-ono desirable furnished room, fer
IL one or two stntiemen. so MAIN ST.
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FOR GENTLEMEN:

FOR GENTLEMEN:
Satin suspenders, in boxes, 81 80 a
pair.
Cashmere Muflers at SOC each.
Silk Mufflers at 81 each.
Silk and Satin Scarfs at 25c to Doc
each.
British Socks, in boxes, at 81 30 a
box.
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Fine JeweTrI ~ MnIiSrd'S.

T.J. Mccarthy, 90 long and TsVOrA-
BY D nOWn 10 the Mems FurnishIng
trade OF tho City IN with
v. OAMpBELL a CO.,
9sO Second strest.
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FOR RENT.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMs-At
~ so MONROE ST.
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DROPERTY-Paying 8 to 10 per cent. net,
IL u" v. b. LUMPRfN, 9 Madison st.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19

MICE, NEAT C0TTAGE-Five rooms,
splenhid water, large back yard, No IA
arose street. Apply at DR.. A. NELSON'S
office, No. 2iS Main street.
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VI II'fTN n INs '''U W d'I7
STRAYED.
From Pamela Oil Works,
1e liRht- hav mula. uitho
LOST

T AIDES BAND SATCHEL-On Linden
- street car No. 5, going south, about 8
O'Clock, Dec. 18th. Return to U. W. Miller.
I OST OR MlShAID-A Set of Plans be-
IL longing to B. Lowenstein Il Brothers
New Building. Please return to
JOHN REID, Builder.
CTEBR-A large red steer, with large
- horns. A liberal reward will be paid a
II ADAMS STREkT
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MICE HEATING sToVE-Cheap, nearly
IN new, at l6j Union street,
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PERSONA b.

L. ATE HADSELL-Pleasv.w rite to your
~ eWn Frank NJ h, Msmp bis. Tenn.
MADAME FAN NAYS-Ths selsbrated
nn Gipsy Clairvoyant and Test Medium.
III Third street. near Poplar.
{ llSTERNs--Built and repaired AND war
~ ranted. InventOrot the Sanitary Port
and Cement Pun D. Contractor and briok-
aver Ts'srh,rt SSs. Tn0s cUBBIEs.
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SPLENDID SETTER DOCS.
u w. N. STARK, Ripley, Miss.

NEW SEWING MACHINES at half price.
IN AddresP Sewing Machines" Appeal.
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DLANTATI0N-451 acres, above overflow,
l. q miles above Memphis, in Arkansas
large ginhouse and sawmiil on IL. VIII rent
very low to 8 good party, Y. L. WARNER.
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t61 TENNESSEE ST.--water and all
lOl modern eonvoniences. Apply
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TWO Furnished Roomsin rivste family,
l. suitab Q for gentlemen, at 23g UHion st.
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REAL ESTATE.
DEAL ESTATE AND LAW OFFICE.
~ W. D LUMPKIN, 9 Madison St
TAKEN UP.

M ULE- Owner can have same by proving
" 'F%SPSSf'SS P SCI pSSR " 'd Ssdi.op,t.
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A GREAT vpriety Of rocking chairs
for holiday trade Just Tecsived.
MITCHELL \ BRYs0N,
No. 3O8 Main Street.
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ENR0Nr R0oM-FurnisheG, suitable for
II youns doctor's Office OF TO single men to
room. Apply at 598 MAIN ST.
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TNw 0 NICE BUILDING LOTs--On Mon
l. roe extended, corner Of Bayliss st each
depth. These lots lie very near street car
line, and are in a high and healthy location,
and being outside corporation no city taxes
to pay. A bargain can be had. Apply to.
M. l.. SELDEN. Agent, 287 Main st.
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! > ROOMS ingle or en- suite; desirable To-
= cality. Address A. b. O., this ofise.
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Great remnant sale Of Clcaks,
Circulars and Wraps a. prices that
will astonish the natives. At
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ROBINSON'S MUSEUM.

Christmas Week-tirand Gala Week !
TEE TWO NGalEN GIRL,
ALBRRTlNB GREENFIELn,,
little lady gilted By natrre, with Two
Tonaues-the most remN kahie tfeaA
of ma urs kIowo.
PRED Rowe, Kentucky's Fat Boy. VEBSo'
Sarnamed thu Lishuing Raphael seq
BABEL, Cowboy Pianilt. JAMS MAURICE,
Eia.tio Skin Man. And q Grand COLLECTION
Of Wonders, and q Doub'e Stage rerIH aLn
anoe. ADMISSION TO ALL, ~ OENLs;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19

NOVELTY KID GLOVES!
We have Just received the very
latest in Embroidered and Nous
q1etaire Kid Gloves, for street and
evening wear, for ladies and gen.
tlemen. Half dozens in boxes at
reduced prices for holiday presents.
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N ats7 Third street,
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NEERCHANDISB - Clean. vol selected
M stock, will invoice 5000 TO tlO,0VO, tor
city or suburban property, or Tor upland OF
O0''O" i ". D. LUNPKIN, 9 Madison st:
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Igs,Nce Wls.

You axe feeling depressed, your ape
tite is poor, Won are boihercd with head
ache, SOU ure idgettg, nervous, and geaer-
ally out Of sorts, and want 10 brace up.
Bface M, bnt net with stiraulants, spring
basis very cheqp, bad whisky, ard witch
atimuI2te you for an hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before. Whit
Yon want is al Alternative that VIII purify
your blood, start healthy action Of liver
and kidneys, reatgre your vitality, nd
give renewed health and strength. $ eli
q medicine you viii find in Electric Bitters
aud only so Gents o bottle at the Excelsior
Drug Store OF Plrdy and Bfeeht.
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Advice "a R7otbars.

are you disturbed at light and broken
OF your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying VITA pain of cutting teeth? Ii SO,
send of once and get a bottle OF
MRs. WnSsBow's SooIHINa SYRUP for
Children peething. Its value is lncalcu-
liable. 1T will rellegs the poor little suf.
ferer immediately. Depend upon it,
mothers, there is nc mistake about it.
1t cures dSsentery and diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gaus, reduces IN.
fammation and gives @ 4 and energy
to the whole system. HTS. Wilstot0's
Soothing Syrup for Children TeethiRg is
pleasant to the taste, and is the presorip-
tion eff one of the oldest nurses and
best female physicians IN the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty
five cents O bottle.
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AN -ALFXANnRTA wHARF.

Ajexen1tia IS only seven miles from WASH
ingtoil. FerrY boats and trains Tdn every
half hour, aaa q pleasant way to so 10 it is to
cross the Geergetowla bridge III 81 carriage
and drive past Arlington, wlirra Gen. Lee
used To- live, and on down the Potomac shore.
Thefe5sy gA4Ic5 you from thoFagged edge OF
theeanital eity- and a half hours ride down
the Potomac l4nds You on the Alexandria
shore, very near whore Blafdoell jumped
from lis boat on54iis way TO his disastrous de
feat, tFhe city has 1900 people now, but it
covers enough territory for twice the porll-
latioa. As you approach it from the river it
is NOT .laTd TO- reeogniga its ancient grandeur.
Nh buildings arc old and many OF them arc
breaking with5age. Empty warehouses Inns
the whateqs, and the god OF deeay points his,
palsiea linG56r as yoa wherever you turn.
The place seerTs 10 have fallen Into RipVan.
NViIAle's stlnaber. Nour feetech6 along tho
closed hauses as you pass through what were
oiae btisy thoroaghfaras, and the eldef signs
of life Gre here and there sleepy looking ne
groes, n ragged clothes, leaning against the
brick corners 81 buildings whose edges bava
been almost rounded by time. The main
business street Of the city Is ~livelfcr, but even
the business men move as though they were
youthful AIethuselahs, With centuries Of liEo
before theuat a,ldethe very wagons go Ut the
pace OF haalses.
Tie paople, however, are well bred and
Lind. }lllo raggoaest boy wiil tip his hat to
yen IT you spaaS to him, and fydu asl u d.
raction of a business maj he VIII leave his
store and so four blocks or more to show you
what you wanh.
phe citizens Of Alexandria have a great
reverence for Gen. Washington, and the
town is taallil 81 unsvlittan tr~aditionabout him.
Mcant parnon Is only nine miles away and
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An gnfailiru Remedy.

Bsanlreth's Pills cure dyspepsia, or
Indigestion, headache, pain in The
shoulders, coughs, tightness OF the chest,
dizziness, sea- stomach, bad taste in the
mouth. bilious attacks, paIpitation of
the heart, infam nation Of the lungs.
Pain in the region of the kidneys, and 3
hundred other painful symptoms are
the offspring OF dyspepsia. One or two
Pills every night for . week are
sufficient.
All Authorities agree that the milk
Of aehealtby mother is the best food fer
an infant. Next to this, and containing
All the elements for perfect nutrition, is
Mellin's Food, which, after a long test,
ia highly endorsed by prominent medi-
cal TaaD.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-06

You are allowed a free tftal Of thirty
lays Of the use of DR.. Dyes celebrated
Yoltalo Belt with Electric Suspensory
Appliances, for tho speedy relief and
permanent curs Of Nervous Debility,
loss "a Nital aad Manf GOD, and all
kindred troubles. Also, Tor many other
diaeasen. Oomplste restoration Co
health, vjgor and manhood guaranteed.
no risk IS incurred. illustrated pam
phlet, With fun information, terms, etc,
mailed free by addressing Voltaie Belt
90, Marshall, Mich.
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THE OLD c4tURUH.

YVES Bashiagtoi's town Old
citizens tsl me tbat he he'd a littls Office here
and DID q great part Of his business init lie
useato ride upffofn ATouIft Vernon daily, and
while no was q Young nlaa lb vas such q
lover of horses dlatnt one time IL is sid lie
1odetsa Inherent lE2ls9s during the same day
sbFqash tgs3 Alesapda strsGts. lie owned.
property IN Alezaudfie, AMI oue of his 1rst'
y yesnaHts A catit6a az lots il tGe City.
Bns{ag de 8fe nag6 Ell Ais 10 went to
ehureh NJ leaalatis, and the "a eils.rch ha
attsndai ssll staais md Is used NOW asst was
thel4 rs an hsese0aai enngfsehsiqn. 1T hns
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Notice Go C~ontractors.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed propo-
~ sails viii be received up to 10 O'Clock q m.
September o, 1885, at the county olerk'e oiice,
Yankton county, Dakota Territory, Cor the
construction of q wagon road bridge across tle
Dakota river In section eleven (D, township
piEety-six e5l, OF range ffty-seven SD, sad
bridge to be constructed accGrdipg TO plans
snd SPECIFICATIONS which may be seen at the
clerks office at the court house in the city of
Ganktpn, u. L.
9he board of county commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
By ordeE of the board of county commits
sioners.
ERICK IYERsoN, County Clerk.
Oated. Yonkton ID. ~. Aug. A.fsS6. apgl4-td
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e|onsnmption a. Be- Curad.

Not by any secret remedy, bat by
proper, beautiful exercise and the judi
oious use OF SCOTS Emulsion OF Cod
Liver OH and Hypophoaphites, contain-
ing the health and strengthening viz
tues of those two valuable specifics in
their fullest form, Prescribed uniYer-
saIIy By Physicians. Take no other.
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cIrT5nvs on ALryANDfIl

ClTI8ANS OF ALlAANIthI-A.
Tho Alexandria market is a quaint
sight. 1t is kept inside Of e great court
on the spot where Payne had his fass
with Washington. Lieut.. Payne was a
candidate for the legislature against a man
named Fairfax who lived ut AleSaulyia.
Washington supported Fairfax, and during
the campaign he ind Payne meeting one day
on The sidp oil this market began TO talt
politics. Payne thought Washington IN
suited him in a renarE that be Inaln aipl he
resented the insult BY promptly knocking
w ~aslingtoa down Washington was q
colonel at this rims, and the rep9ft went like
willhro through the town that Iicut Fayno
had Killed Col. Washington. W~asbinstosfs
troops wanted to take charge OF Payne, 5!g
Washington, as be pointed to his black eye,
said tlat the assault was hs affair and he
guessed that he could manage it, Every ono
tBolght that this meant o dleL ana when
Payne go q note from Washington the next
n~lorlriu@ ASKING him to come to tho hotel he
expecteJi nothing else than n challenge. He
found Washington with his head tied up, and
with some wine and glasses on tue table
before him. AS Payne entered Washington
apologized for his words OF the day before,
and the two drank to now friendship over tie
wine. The Alexandria market is flied with
hundreds Of little booths where the formers
bring their produce and display it for sale.
in the Alexandria cemetery, surrounded by
pines through which the winds moan q con-
t~initois isquieii, lies inc grave OF tie female
stranger, A great slab of marble, big enough
to cover the coffin of a giant. rests over it, and
the six queerly cut marble pillars which up
bold this look as fresh as though they had
been cut yesterday instead Of in tho days of
seventy Years ago, Around the grave runs a
little wall OF granite, but tile great tree, which
during this long period grew up and over
shadowed it, has been cut away, and the mid
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-06
Cure For Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a Sense
If weight in the back, loins and lower part
Ct the abdomen, causing the patient to
suppose he has some affection OF the kid
nsys or neighboring organs. At times,
81 nptoms of indigestion are present, as
aatuiency, uneaainesa OF the stomach, etc.
q moisture, like Precipitation, producing q
d~isagreeable itching, after getting warm il
o common attendant. Blind bleeding
sad itching Piles yield at once TO the ap-
piieation 81 Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the tumors, aIiaying the intense
Isohlng. and eiiecting a permanent oure.
Prizes fifty cents. Address. The Or. Be-
aanko Medicine Co, Fiqua, o. sold by
Purdy a. Brecht.
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PrnnnsnIs-

OWING to the failure of certain property
- holders to build certain sidewalks the
mayor and city council will receive sealed pro-
po7als for the building OF sidewalks, us toll
Along and in,froat of lots i, 2, 8, 4, 8 AMI 4.
Along and in front of lots 8. block So.
lot S, block a. 4
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids,
BIDS may be LETT at the Office OF the City Clerk
for two weeks from date.
THoS. sIEWART. Street Commissioner.
August u, 1856. [d2w
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5000 - .nfs

The rest SaIye hi tie world iof Cate,
eruHe Sores, Blcess Sail elu i er
Sores letter, apped Hanis, Chiihlaias
Ceraa. sad all SEjn kraptteas, apl poa-
itiyegy Gures Piie Or no pa required. IL.
IL guaranteed te gave per faet eatistap ion, or
money refunded Price rs cents per box.
For Sale by he Excelsior Drag Store ct
Purdy & Bfeeht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-06

Shiloh's Yitaiizer is what. you need for
Constipation, less of ApEetite, Dizai-
ness aud all symptoms OF Dyspepsia
price SO and rs cents per bottle. Fo.
sale CT Pardy & Brccht's.
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.. $. Land omoo Blanks
Proposals.

PROPOSALS. will be received at Yankton,
n addressed to the undersigned until the seth
day of August for seven tanks SKA feet deep
and IS foetloug, the same to be of 2-ipch pine
bolted and fixed IN a building, one mile from
the city of Yapkton, and when putin place the
same to be lined with 20, IL zinc a. d warrant
ed not TO leak.
JOSEPH EMMERSON.
Yankton, d. T., Aug. p, lS9trdlw
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Ia memory
at


y onv'
church, and it IS still preserved rs it was
when he and 8lartha used to occnpy it. Old
Aiexauirsans tsll me tat Washington was
not half 50 pieus as he Is painted; that ha
often got up and loft before chtrcl was out
and that he did not stay Tor communion,
There has always becn q good deal Of doubt
Us 70 The ezact nature of WasAugt9I.s 70
ligt9ls b7iief. lie lad no preacher at his
deaa hA4, and though he undoubtedly be-
lieyt Christian religion il vase qHes-
tinN vs. r l2 was not o little more liberal
than p9a psyp.a o. his day.
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Totnb of Tho Female Stranger, =
OF seventy Yours Ago-Tho
AIaxnnaria HEnrIsetgesoucer cl.arnotars

and oharaoieristlc soatiieTn Scenes.
palaI Cort pois'cncc,l
WASHINGTON, AUG 20 l2a0Hlso OF
tourists who CONS to Washington never wish
Aia1an.lria. Still it issons OF the most inter
scstiE ights along the Potqnlao. 0Id and
duA may Indeed be, hit every stone la rs
cohtla p8veRIeuts is f9l Of history, and the
clTal bling u aaryes aadlthe greatmQ grown
ria tons lea5i enc haeS 10 Inc day ofits pros
pertbY, shsai was oae Of the greatest towns
in ta8 soGta, and gllga Je{fera1n and Nasha
ilaton &ali htGd to do it honor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-06
D POSITIVE VI Lei Gns Esn
bAARRIhGE laGIID

2B8 EQtg3H4 = > ESxst9 E&sGEge.
Elegant cloth and s-;lt biaf,In.T Sea5rff ~
IN money or postage stamps. 9ssrffty wfiaders
tui pen pictures, showing who mag marry, who.
not, why. Proper agcto marry. Wha1nartg first.
Manhood. Womanhood. Physical decay. Who.
should marry. How life and hsppniness n.sy -
increased. Those married or ABOUT 10 .iaaYrv'
should read it: bf Interest and yniee tneyerp
thinking man and woman. PopiYar ed;tian.
paper cover, 9Nc..Address stFs. W n EsgE
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-06

~ For. notices IL reference 10 S,eofal ex
cnIsl9ns, changes of time, and other items of
lnteIess N connection. with the Chicago. hill
w'tuEes d ~. Paul Raiiwsy 'tpieAae refer to no
LEGAL ool1E.ns of his papsr,.Y
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-09-06

1'AlI orders for Session laws promptly
fledby BOWEN s IIEGsBURS,
Feb. /, 1883. Yankton Dakpta.