davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-31

LOW PASSENGER RATES.
To New York Omitted two days., = 80
To New York (inlimited), 10 90
To Philadelphia Omitted two days., 6 30
To Philadelphia (unlimited) Z 20
Second-class to New York Omitted to
two days., 66
Baggage checked through.
Close connection made at New York with
all boat and rail lines for Boston and all
points East.
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OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, November 30, 1886. I

-~~~-~-~~~~C~~~~~~~~~O- O~~~~~~~~~C~~~~~~~~O
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND, November 30, 1886.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
L daily between the hours Of o'clock A. N.
and O'Clock p. NJ, from the
18th TO THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER,
1886, INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose Of receiving from all persons
TAXES DUE THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail to pay said taxes
within the time so limited will be considered
delinquent. and will be charged penalty of
FIVE PER CENT, and interest at the rate Of
six per centum per annum.
A. II. WOODSON,
dec l-tial City Collector.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-31

A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, December 20, 1896,
trains on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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MEDICAL.
~-~~>-~>~>N~r >-0>~~~-~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-O
DIR. ROBERTSON.
80 n Liberty street RoltimOro Nd
MEDICAL.

80 \. Liberty street, Baltimore, Nd,
the well-knOwn physician and surgeon. and
the Oldest reliable specialist Irregular
graduate) in Baltimore city,
Prom p years experience in hospital and
special practice, guarantees permanent cure
in all Private Diseases, both seyes. Skin dis
orders, Blood poisons structures, and all dis
ease, of the Urinary Organs Married or Sin
g.e men troubled with Organic or Nervous
Weakness, lmpotency Qoss of sexual power),
Night Emissions, premature decay, want Of
development ETC., should not fail 70 consult
the Doctor.
Recent or Chronic Urethral Diseases positive
ly cured in to day ), and the poison entirely
eradicated from the system without the use Of
Mercury or Caustics.
Consultation free and confidential.
Special treatment for ladies needing medical
advice.
Ally
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LADIES' RESTAURANT.

LADIES' RESTAURANT.
-~~~-~~~-~~~O~-~-~--~~
A. PIZzINI, JR. FRANK p. BURKE.
PIZZlNFS NEW STORE,
100 East Broad.
Ladies Restaurant now open from s A. NJ.
to l1:15 p NJ. Oysters, Birds, &c, served in
best style.
Parties and Wedding Entertainments fur
nished at short notice. Phone No. 453.
Oc 26-TuTh&S2m
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PVLLNAV PALACECARS

IULLMHN IfLHtE-CdIlO
run between New York and Philadelphia and
Cape Charles. Passengers can take the Phila-
delphia sleeper at Philadelphia (Broad-street
station) at 10 pm. coming South, and are al
lowed to remain in sleeper on arrival at
Philadelphia until am, without being dis
turbed.
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Hauling of every description a. rSh
FILES a, o'oo's Ne21y
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
21sT 1886.
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Subscribe to the DAILY TIxzA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-31

restless Boy In the Gailery-An Eng
tab Pug Dog In the Auditorium-E1-
,,.,t,on of Religious Zeal Among the
Young Folks
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
/ III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFECT No
VENEER. %, 1896.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID
- POTOMAC.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION.

pondingly quick time to other poirA
Through. bills Of laden issued at low rates.
C.. A. TAYLOR,
ocg General Freight Agent
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Counties anbers perfigen. 5erner
mrHen bic 8emobuer Der 2dnbereien
bafiir iorgen, bah bic auf oenielben
befinoli9en 8erbeReruugen, bic isbt
Gtgentbum bes 5taates finb, erbalten
bleiben.
9as @raiebungs : 9epartement bat
cine eigentbimli1e urb gar ni9t 3u
re4tfertigenbe @ntf6eibung abgegeber.
Sic erIaubt ndmli1 bas Borleien els
mes &apilels aus Der 8lbel, penn ft@
bic norleienbe Perion iebes nelteren
@ommentars bariiber entbdlt. @benio
1T elm ni1t,flrhli6es @ebet erlaubt.
Mie fi6 bieie 8elimmunsen nit ben
@1ulgeieBen %nertragen. permDgen mir
nitt 3u enti1eiben. Mu9 uber bic ipes
aielleu S1ultteuern baben tie cine
gntf9eioung setrofen. Dieielben ges
b0ren, iDtple tie foleftirt ino, Dem
Sbulfono an. Wiro aber elm 5betl
bapon 9enDmmeu, UNI bamit elm S6uls
baus gu bauen, 10 fann bas nur unter
Der 8eoinguug gsi6eben, baB bic Dttt=
glieoer Der S1ulgemeinbe oenielben
getras our9 freiwllise Seitrdee auf<
bringen.
6ir ben 8an zines neuen 3uGtbaus
les IN 8urnet erbeben lih thinner mepr
5timnteu. Mu1 am Ort uno eteue
ielbit gsidiebt GILES W0gli6e bafiir.
Inter Mnberm fhbrt mot einen Beriht
bts StrdHinssar3tes Gbrlfttan an. aus
Dem b%eruorgebt, oaB bic 3abl Der Sra1lz
ten mnter ben 5rdf liingen mdbreno Der
Wtonate bonn Auguit big Noeember ni9t
mebr aIs 4 Prp3ent betrugen. Jerner
uermeiit man out Die Sneoniequen3 beg
Stlates, ber enc 3ufsrplantdge mil
Strdflnseu bearbeitet, DdbrenD Die
@lnfubr auf 3lder bod nur erboben
miro, um bic amerifau,i6en pHan3ei
Dor ben nieDrtgen Arbettslobnea Der
peftinbii6en @tlaDen uno @oDlis gu
inuB n. Dtuu gebt mod neiier luo
made auf bic @~oncurren5 aufmerfiam
pel1er @iienarbelter, Stelmad,r.
Snubmader uno Brlfiteinmdher aurh
Die Stra1inse u~as3siryt fiao. Die SO
gift oteisr NusfibrLn9eu Iouft eigentlit
barauf binaus, DuB Die Strofinge gar
nit,s tbun burfea. fonbern muBlg ge=
ben mufen.
Sn Dulas baben Bic 1riftli9en
Sanalinsspsreine Udprenb Der Wo6s
TIRE Transformation abgebalten. @e-
betet baben tie 9enug. aber ionlt tel
nihts MuBerornenilihes por unb tie
iiub in oerielben 8erfufung na1 9aule
gegangen, tple Tie getDmmen maren
Gin auBeroroeatli9er Shreden murbe
ibnen bereitet, aIs elm Singing BON
@alpefton ben Mntrag ffelte, ben Sefes
3immern elm &aud3lmmer b~in5u3ufigen,
Sin folder @1rttt nDlte ben 9ritlt=
den Shnglinser ni9t einleu6ten nnD IL
baben ben 8orf1lag NIT gntraitung
a~bsemiefen.
Das County polf in Sfteras erfreu1
fib augenblidli@- ether f%tarfen Gilman.
berung, bic aus auDern Subftaaten bort
aulangt. Die meiffen Der @inmanberel
tommerl aus Dem 5taate Wtfiifippi.
Der W,nter 1T enDil6 i'm grnt ges
fummen. Wir batten am Sonrtdg uno
Wontag Morgen cine Gdlte BON %
Grub. unb bus mill fur Seras fdon ct
mas bebeuten. 5 BIT folten mir He8en
befommen, Der duBerit n6tbig 1T.
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" htmma!

Jrau ". g 96nert. bic renor.
mirte pubmaherin San Mntonios, bat
ibr @eiddft uieoer auf ibren alien
plab, bod in elm neues gerdumiges unb
elegantes 2ofal auridoerlegt. Grau
@66nert bat fi9 binfidtli4 ibres guten
@ei9mades unb Der bon ibr angefertigs
ten Woaren mdbreno ibrer 2~0idbrigen
@ei9dftstbdtigteit einen fold guten unb
tpeitperbreiteten &uf ermorben. baB bic
felbe feiner meiteren @mpfeblung be-
barf. SIR bic biesidbrige @aifon bat
SSrau S16nert einen duBerf groBen
unb mobernen Waarenborratb erbolten
unb p~erfauft benielben 5u ben biligfer
greilen. Wir f6nnen benz f96nen @es
i9leGt bringeno auempfeblen bas neue
9ofal Der Grau @66nert gu beiu9en
unb li9 be. Der erfabreneu Dame in
mi9tisen Soilettenfrasen &atb gu bOlen.
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sing 0yoimaua.


nm Gettion 4 Der gib Gbnrter8 ii ardft 5n
(eteu. unb 5fapitel Is oer reoiDirtek Drotnan5en
gu ipioerrufen.
Gsi 20 b%stsronet, Ourd ben 9taotratb Der
etobt Can aatonto:
Setiicn Dab aopiteI 50 Der rebiDirten
D1binanaeu bierbur1 aufgsbobsn Dtro
Settipu 2. 9ab, IN nebertiiittimraung mt
@ettIou 4 oes @bortere, bic Slaot in 8 WatDs
geittilt Dtfb, Seteu @renden foI8enoe fino
8arb slo I.--DieieIbe besinnt in Der Ia
rt6o1ra6e ipoifIbff fe BON Der A,eft Commerce.
Frobe burdi9nifteu mirD, 9ebt Dnnn flolid IN
bsr 2drsbofrabe bic gum apade @leef. ben
&pa@e Greet entlaug bic 5Hii San Yeoro @reet,
bdnn gum @or NntontO 8lab, folgt otefent BITE
jnr Meffeommertefrdbe uab bic Strabe enllong
bis gum Aufanospunfte. Dieier Sbsil bilOst
bon lett ab bic erie afafb
Der gauge Shell Der ~friiterel srien @arD,
Der Ia bieient 8beiie ni1t eingeldtOfen II, bill,
bet 6it gBarb 9o g.
@dro no. 2I8eginnt oa. no Der CON pc
bro Gteet bic Msf Commensurate burdfduei.
BET 9ebtb anu nit bet Gree. norblid bic sur
6rie6ridsburatr Noabs bnuu nit erudbnter
boat tis sur ifdbtiiden @reu5es biefe entIanf
mad benz ftdDtiIden Griebbcfes bon bier mad
ter Aeis Gottmertefrdbe uno ednn NIT eerfels
ben d 5fIider Nidtuug nod Dem aniangs.
pnuits. 2itIsr etaftibsA biost bon iett ab
Der zbsiI, ber ni&t in bieien gren3,n sin-
9ef6Io6en If psrD Don iett alb aSaro no. 4 iein
M1ro no 3 8egiunt nut oer alamo Ditds
10 5ie{slbe bte OF eomnlerfefrobe bel Der ct.
Sofepbs airdbe D~ut5idusioet, Iauft bsnn norb
LID Bis CUR Areu5nag Der Mtabre Ditd, bann
De Ma6rs gitd snilane be aaua SLUG, Sann
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Cine 9srase ii6er Srcwn's
Srot 3itters ~6edntwortet.

wieneidt {bcn taufenbnaI TT bic grdse sefe1t nor.
h.n :. gDie fam Browns Srpn Bitters 9laes furiren2"
@nn soe flint eS riGt. Mber % furirt tr8enb cine
Sramfbeit. fir pel&e elm tintiser Nrjt Gifen perf4ret.
Ssn.ruiirbe. Die Nerste erfennen &ifen ais bas bette
oGer ibnen befannten Stdrfunssrntttd an unb Nd&.
frooe In iraenb einer1 tebeutenben GternisaJ' enaef1dft
ipirb bic Bebauptuns b~eftdtistn. bae tn Der Nleeiatn
mebr prdparate ron Gifen ds BON ireenb elmer anbern
Sabfan, sebrau&t werben. Darans ersttt flo, tab
msbi,inilten prdris au betradten tn. 90 III trpsbem
zine rnertrlrbise 9bdtia&e, eab Dor Der Grfnbung rpn
Hroun's Srnr Httters tetne s5uise Befriebisuns &C.
pdtrenbe Gifsnsuiammsnfesnne e~rtirte.
8ruur's 9rnM 8itters s 5Sssss nis 81.
Serurfadt tetnen Rppff&mer3 unb feine 5artletbtsfeit
--sQe annern Gi5easWeeni3ttteft fbum nte8. DrniuH'S
9ron Hitters tnrirt 0efhauunps 8 Gei&tuernen,
SaaensB ef9uerhen, 6&tuddbe. SpSpepRe, NaIas
ria, 6ieber. ahgepnnntbetts aa9euaeine &nrpers
idiudde, G&mer5eu In Geften, @t6en noer
GIienern, 0opiidmers unb ReuraIeie-fir aGs bieis
llebel srirb Giien tdsItd serf6rieben.
8rown's 9rnu 8itters 1 hiSs in is sisss
Iltnute. 0lei& alien dntern srinbli&en Weotsinen
ptrft Is lanafdnt. Wenn BON Nlnnnera eencrnmen,
in bas erfs rpbttbuenbe Sumption erneuerte Gnergie.
Die Nfusteln en- bdnu feffer, HE gereauun8 per.
beHert ii&, Der tnterleib rirb ttdtig. Bel 6rautn 1T
bic Dirtuna in Der &eeef f&neQer unb rnebr a%ufalenb.
Die Mugen fldrett F6 fDfprt; bic 5autfarbe rrire bell;
perfdirintet; funitipneqe St6runeen MAIDEN Der Me.
aelrt66iatttt plaS unb. iuent cine fiatnbe SHUTTER. 10
n Nabruna fur bas .ainb i'm ueberaub Yrrtdnben.
W{on uersefe niHt, BAT BrpwnS Srpn 9ittere bic
eiuatQe Gifen. Wlebtsin III, bic mid fhdbli@ III. 0erjte
un6 dpnthefer eunpfeblen es.
Das 1shte bot 5anbelsmdrfe unb e~efreujte rptbe
eiuien duf bem llnf&las. @an iebnte rit9ts anner-3.
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e. @ulfipu.

sSn benz Shntitnpaarer1 : emporium
BON 8. Wolfion treffen tdglid ueue
Waaren elm. Worauf mir tebo9 bic
Damen ~beionbers aufmsrffam MAIDEN
r0plen, bas 1T cine 5enoung BON neuen
ieibeneu, NIT 5eibe gefntterten, peI3bes
febten MGnteln (@ireulars), tpie He
i1Dner, ele9anter unb prsismirbiger
nod ME i'm biefigen Marfte maren.
Sic 9erren m0gen fi6 ebenfals bieie
Noti3 als Winf b'eneu lafien, benn 10
elm neuer, mOberner Mantel bon Molfs
ION 1T elm febr fd6nes Weibna9tsges
f9enf fir bic tbeure gbebdlfte. Sas
Meuefe in Mdnteln 1T alfo BEL Wolf>
ION gu finben. 9 .1wt1mtu
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/.

petiiioaen Iiefen Elm bon Biirgern,
baB BON Baltimore 4oenue mad ben
5teinbru1en eine Strabe er6fnei
meroe; BON j. Grii6 IT,, Der cine
3weigoith bonn Mla3aI In Der @aitrD.
ftraBe be, fte1en uuD Gb. Modert, Der
91attenbdume llefern Mil.
Damn fam bic N~ngelegenbeit beg BE
fiBrehts Der Quelen unD Der ufer bes
5luHss an bic Reibe uub es purbe bas
@utahten Der Nnpdlte 6impIon unD
Sames perleien, oas i'm Weientli1en
bartbut, bic l1fer BEL ben Quelen oes
6luHes ieiem mobI bel Der 8ermeRung
@irauo's reierbirt getpeien, %inoefen
babe bic Stabt beim 8erfauf Der
@runbffdde 3itel fir ben 8eiiB big
Gum alufe ausgeltelt. Die 'gegentDdr.
tigen Snbaber beg 2anoes Daren ni6t
bic OrisinaItdufer, fe erbielten ben
BeRBtitel BON Der 5tabt, be3ablten ben
pollen Wertb; muBten ni1is po1 Der
beabli1tigten Heiernation uno merben
BON berielben umfomeniger beriibrt, als
bic protofole beg StaDtratbs oaraber
ni9ts entbalten.
Die Mufofurg Der Geuer. &ompagnie
SO. 8 wuroe benz JeuersD irettorlum
iibsrpieien. Jren9 f9ldgt cine Orois
nau3 CUR Wild=Snipettion bot. Sur
1000 Sub S6lau6 murben $500 be-
milist. SIS fnb mieoerum 10 neue
ifeuerbnoranten aufaeftellt tpprben. u.
Dalier unb s. 81. Opnalo erhielten
grlaubniB CUR grri9tung BON Martts
1tanben.
Die Jrase Der Wieberanftelung ell
mes 9lrdbof= unb part : Sufpeftors
muroe on oas Jinan5 9omite bertpies
fen. Weitere beantragte Bewiaiguns
gen murSeu ni9t semadt. ba fein 8elb
1T, baiir auf5ufommen.
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Ru6teus sirusea=ealbe.

Die bette Sdlbe oer 8elt fir S9nitte
Auetid,uusen, @etdpire, Gieber. uno paut.
ausiblas, 6leGte, seiprunsene Sdnbe, 6roft'
beuleu nnb ale Sautfranfbetten fnrirt %
mprrbpioen ODER Fe,ns 8e5abluns. Bolliat
Classification sarantirt ooer bas Welo mlrf
iurnderftattet. rs Gents bic Sdattel bet u
Oretb
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NpDes & 2auabn15

baben fir bic fomt1enbe Weibna6tss
einen eroBen unb a%usgetDdblten
Norratb BON allerbanb in ibr Sad GEE
bDrigen Mrtifeln erbalten. gu Weibs
na9tsgef1enfen eignen ii6 b%eionbers
biz. eleganten pferbebeden, 59abrafen,
9erreus, Ddmenz uno 2nabensSd ttel
.nebit feinen &eit3eu9en. @ef6irre, Neits
'psiti6eu. ferner Mnsora> 3Iegenfele &c.
.3u iebr biligen prelfen. 81, Amt
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= gnt3lnounsen, 6uffen, Gatarrb
unb 9nmgenfieber t6nnen, tpenn ourh
Grtdltung berteigefibrt, bur1 Mper's
Gberrp Yeetoral gebeilt Derben. vs.
i~ibertuinoei bic G%Hi3inbung. hebt bic
@ei3 arfeit unb @mpfinoli6feit auf,
bei6midtigt rie Orsane unb gibt benz
2sikeuoen bic @eiunDheit pteber.
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GaIlamap's pbotosrapbii6e
@alerie bat Die Yreiie bon pbotogras
pbien bis mad ben Geiertagen ernie'
Drigt. Gs 1T alio iebt bic 3eit, I'M
Die bette @lrbeit at reouclrte1 preifer gu
prhaIteu.
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SIR fdbtifder Collector.
Ser Undergraduate empfieblt i9 ben Birsern
adtunssboq ais 8anbioat aur Bieberermdb-
lung fir bas Mmt bes @itb Collectors BET Der
am ID. Tebruar 1887 tattinnenben Babl.
S. s. 9aueten.
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sdube fir Skinner perf4iebener @rose. Sduse
fir Grauen, perf9ieoener 6rObe, sfiiimpfe fir
6rauen, beridlebsner sSrote, Soden fiji Wdn.
ner, beri1iebener @rofe. Bsinfieiner beridieoe.
net @10Be, AOde berfdieo. ner @r0be, pollene
OGDEN berid,iebener @robe, beumwclene un>
ierhofen ueridieosner @r0be, tpeiben Domeffie,
aIeiber3euge, gepobnIiher 0ualifdt.
Die gommiiioners @ourt bebdIt fid bas
&ebt Dor, elm ooer als ansebote gu berwerfen
s. &. Wur5bah d,
IS, L, 3om gountbrldter.
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@altet Sure 2ampen III Oromumg mnb
brennett0.
sOie alamo Defcompagnie liefert bas
Del. I'm Orbers pirb gebeten urb
oas Del tpirb prompt abgeliefert. 81:
flee 237 Of : 9outonftraBe. 8ele>
pbon 351. 6,11,t6W
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StpHnnhg oet Olleie Ithpel uHt TO- DsSen.pel
1856 fat.
Rinofeii6.
@roceries:
Neiaenn,etL RornmebL Sped, @dmdI3, RaHee.
8nder, Efis, sbee, Reis, 8obnen, Sternol,
8adpuluer, Streidb0I5den, @tefer.
56reib aterial:
ipeaaI, Goorstap unb 8riefpapier, Griebens.
ridter.B sanfS, Gcmntpeourt 8larfs, Diffrlft.
court . Blanfs, 1rbern. BIeifeoern, @ummi
5inte, 8lanfb DER per ReanL gnDelopes, off
aisIe unb Brief
Drudaden:
Nn3eigen, 9oti3en unb girsulare.
6euerunSs material
aaobIen, Soia.
ORR @cpp8:
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968 @umeublatt.

8d4 MSDdbenbIaff.
wir ienben Don ieS: 81 bas vWo9en.
b.at" fir ben Yreis bon $500 au1
EN- osyabr portofrei nad 9eutf4ia;so.
Der 9erausgeber.
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Mngebote fur Worrdtbe
bpn Werar Gpnntb.

Anstbote CUR eieferuns f~oIsenber gorrdthe
fur 8exar @ountn merhen angencnmen. Sie
Gr0Tnuns Der 8riefe fnbet am Is. December
1Ss6 fdtf.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-30
PERSONAL.

j. P. Shoemaker, of Sioux City, is il
the city to-day
Fathers Lnwler and Scallon, of thu
Indan school, lett this morning fol
Alexandria.
Lewis E. Jones, of st. James, Nebras
ks, has been soiourning in Yankton for t
few days past.
Mel. L. Hoys and family, of Parker
are visiting in Yankton. Mr.. Hoyt is
editor of the Parker Press.
W. H. Felber and wife, of Sioux Falls
left this morning for home, after a short
visit in Yankton with J., J. Felber.
Mrs. James Griffin, Miss Gussie
Mademus and Mrs. DR.. Dugan, three
ladies of Springfield. Oak, are guests OF
the Merchants.
Messrs. e. l., Power and wife, d. l..
Power and wife and VIM. Eye and wife,
all prominent Centrevillites, came over
on last nights Northwestern train.
e. q. Wilson, an old friend and
schoolmate of Dickey's, who has been
here during the trial, departed this
morning for his home in Massillon,
Ohio.
At the Morrison: W. A. Milward,
Peoria, Neb.;S S. W. Smith, Cedar Rapids;
e. L. Squires, Council Bluffs; A. e.
Smith, Scotland; G. FL. Irvine. Chics.
go; J, P. Shoemaker, Sioux City; r. T.
o. Reilly, Menwell, d. T.: j. FL. John
son, Centreville; j. L. Ackermau, Sioux
City.
At the Merclants: A. Lyons, E. l..
Powers and wife. d. L.. Poore and wife,
VIM. Egg and wife, Chas Newdrin, Cen
treville; B. NJ. Healy, Harry Fisherkiller,
Huron; j.. A. Copeland, LeMars; @. II.
o. Davis, Geo. E. McEathron, G. E,
Carnerl Chicago; J. wv. Prime, Q. W.
Borders, Sioux City, Mrs. j, Griffin,
Miss Gussle Madenns, Mrs. DIR. Dugan,
Springfield; l.. j.. Manbeck, Maitland,
O.. j. Walton, st. Louis, q. E. Harvey,
Council Bluffs.
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semi Local Cummings.

Mitchell special, 29th: Mrs. DR.. Dix,
wife of a prominent dentist IN this city,
and Mrs. Malcolm were seriously burned
by the ignition OF a can CT gasoline,
with which they were doing some clean
ing. A young man at the opposite side
of the room from where the ladies were
working attempted to light a lantern,
when the vapor of the gasoline was ig.
nited and the ladies enveloped with
flames. Only the most prompt meas
ures Of those present saved the ladies
from q horrible death, and as it was
their injuries will be very serious.
Miller (Hand county, special %: To-
night closes the third night of the G. A,
r. fair at the opera house. The hall has
been crowded every night, and has been
IN every sense a grand success. The
estimated receipts have been between
$500 and $500. The proceeds are to be
used in the erection OF a G.. A. r. hall
Gen. Dennis, of Yankton, was present
and entertained the house for q short
time the frat and second night with
narrative of his army life and capture.
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Mr.. williams Lecture.

The Huronite of January 18th says:
Hon. 9. G.. Williams, spoke to q
crowded house, at DeSmet, Saturday
evening. 1t is unnecessary to say to
those who have heard Mr.. Williams and
who know the DeSmet people that the
audience was delighted. Mr.. Williams
is a thinker, a practical statesman, and
an orator. 1t is perfectly natural that
his presence upon the lecture
platform should attract attention.
His selection of q subject is q happy
thought in itself. His management
of it is 80 wisely adjusted to popuia,
tastes as well as to genuine popular
needs. that it seems safe to predict tina
audiences will grow in size and enthu
siasm as long as he consents to holt
the field. No good citizen can affore
not to hear him at any reasonable sgcri
fee.
MIR. Williams will lecture at the Con
gregational church in Yankton mex
Tuesday evening, taking "The American
Congress" for hIa subject.
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LaC.L


Mrs. Harry Katz will entertain a party
of friends this evening.
Hogs have gone up. .to-day's street
prices being $3.35@3.45.
A slight sprinkle of rain last night has
left an icy deposit on the sidewalks.
Sheriff Brennan will convey VIM. G.
Dickey to the penitentiary next Mon
day.
The trial of Dickey for the killing OF
O'Brien cost Yankton county about
$1,000.
j. Felber has been working about
thirty teams in his wood business for the
past three weeks.
Artesian we'll borers are invited to bid
on two wells near Tyndall. See MIR.
Zelnert's advertisement.
The remains of d. j. Svearengen will
be taken to Oskeloosa, Iowa, for inter-
ment, leaving Monday morning over the
Milwaukee road.
The debate at Aten. Nebraska, last
| night, between Yankton college stu
| dents and residents of Aten, was de-
| cided in favor of the latter.
| Emmett O'Brien will shortly open a
land and loan Office in Bunker's block,
and has secured the agency for some OF
the best loan agencies in the wet.
Since April, 1874. when the frs: oiti-
| zenship papers were recorded by the
| Yankton clerk of the court, 1910 final
| citizen papers have been issued and
27lS first pal ers.
r. T. Hoyt, who has had charge of the
old Farmer dry goods store iii this city
resigns his position this evening, and
will probably go into business on hit
own responsibility.
The Excelsior roller mill company o.
this city, has on hand about $1,000
bushels Of first class wheat, all of Whicl
is waiting for the new rollers, which vii
begin running next week.
B. s. Williams has purchased of e. II
Van Antwerp, the old Delemater pop
erty, On thu northwest corner Of Fiftl
and Mulberry streets, and contemplate
erecting thereon a new residence in tn
spring.
A good way to contribute to the need
will be to purchase tickets to the lectur
Tuesday evening. The proceeds go int
the Grand Army relief fund and this
a fund upon which demands are col
stantly being made.
Tickets for the Williams lecture
the Congregational church can be pu
chased at Wagoner's music store, Du,
ley, Richey g. Gross hardware store, Y
Fl. Carr's grocery store and at the bank
Fifty cents is the admission price.
Lewis E. Jones, of the st. James, Ne
Touring mills, closed e contract yeste
day with i. p. Allis & Co., roller mill fl
nishers, through their agent, J.T, Err
N ter, for a complete roller mill, the n
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Notice.

Office of Chief Engineer, Fire Depart
ment, Yankton, Dakota, Jan. 20, 1856
General Order No. Ito the Foremen
of Teller Hose Company No. l, Cham
pion Hose Company No. 2 and Yankton
Hook and Ladder Company No. /: You
are hereby notified and instructed to
have all members of your respective
companies turn over to you at once their
uniforms and hats or caps, to be placed
in the proper receptacle for the same
In the truck house. All members of the
fire department are instructed to turn
over at once to the foreman of their res.
pective companies their uniforms and
hats and caps. FRED KINoEL,
Chief Engineer, Yankton Fire Dept.