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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
4HCsEHENTS

RsdmoDds Grand had ths Standing
Room Only csrd out At both performances
OF East LYnns" yesterday. The play has
haf many lnrersonatofs. bat We remember
o. have seen 90 one Who iafassG the char
actsr With life and color-who made us feel
me sFmpalhY snd the passion that stirred
Der Being as dld Miss Cray. As she pro-
zrrsssd ID her deuneatiOn OF tbs character
sac draws oae closer aud closer 10 her. amt
vines aOou. eur anections az me cord of
conpass40n tighter aud tighter Nsys
affected or unnatural. sne moves about. \
marvel 81 artistic sNeatness and glriish
grace There j. su5sle refinery a every
movemsnt that few actresses pOsses. aud
deicscv In Der strokes OF sentiment that
ean spr.ng alone from intuilon. East
Lynne' vii conrinus until Saturday. CIV
irx way C a Riag OF Iron. play that is
nov zmusiog London, aiss Gray playing
Nancy Drake an sntirslY dlfsrent ch2rzc-
Ter rom Lady babel
Tbs Boston DGzy Giob> says Of the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestral Club. 'Ons Of
th- esuscialiv Interesting features Of the oc-
cos,on wss the appearance Of Adolp
Boerse. The flute Yirtu0sO, whose purity OF
tone And marvellous facility IA execution
seftsciively illustrated IN nis solo vsria-
tons. Powers opera HOsss, November
IA. with 81. Cecilia Society
Powsrs' Ouers House was crowded 20
ovsrdowing iast evening when the pretty
opers. Tbs Beggar student wss pre-
ssnted oy The wilbur Company. and II is
seldom ons SEES happier sudisnce. The
Opera Vas eKcsliently rendered. This
evening the Grand Dachess' will be given.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
sows Old FOLKS

Chrrictfs Perry Of sherman. Tex who
a. iae rears ~ a.-a rad her sicht restored
rerenf r alter being blind fsr ten yssrs
Rcta~i Kidd a rsxan. is fI5 vears II
are ef reartr aud vigorous. and vii
voee next mouth fur Cievelaud ard Thur
riar
Feo Zreherfs - Wsir-ar. Texas.
Erreat retsere f'y ever rincrv vrzrs and
- newer sfcz re ras taorzhs - e
- reare - sgs wnea Ia died
Arer- -h- twentv Ave gnestso q Ss-nn-l
~ Enr1 ~ ef Greene. Ae az the rele.
frafen ~ he 15th hirthdsv were three
Trrsors eVsr 80 Years of A..
m W p Candies. cf Nilwankec. r-ds
rr.r -1s ft -a rcsl hnilt n he Erftcd
ttates. sat sar the frst steam bat ascerd
ere H-.3sen ae is nearinx the centurv
U8r- te
Ma feet1a riet cher. cf Nc~*h Sr~nr
f hz a1s ir-sr relecratei her iooth
ter scfIties are unirrrsired
s1i -e1rs the 'iest ~ hsaith Sas
1.ea ErsnSeaaarsn sna az great
6saill<a
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

~ CaflIa = ill and coan1-s - ais bed
4 sgsxstss esms home rom Ann A.
oof o Fass.
exaater stock 81 ..lsials. . Fsll &
~ &. @ Coon sna iamiiy.
II LI@z ol arAl4 HtFel. hts been
v.siaas g + kaapp t0f the past lev dsYs.
Mas Aana AFnsson iormsriy o. IA
ely Us xi9e - Sateas1 ~ I've -stn nsf
bfoibsr
Wars ca he oabls rosd trsaea on the
Wee slas 81 CaHal st. sAs pushed ritn
siE1f yesterday
IL. zhslss compton and bride nss Mss
julie. Huisou. oi lai4u 0as Oa.s are visit
laz u r. ssd Mns W K -asloy.
David Coweu returned YESTERDAY from
W 1odspoft 81 g.. EazEs az sss called oy
tAs deaih oi bis br0shsf-in-iss
Iosl L. sco5y f0fmsriy win Nelson.
Mster 4 Co died On Mosiay IN California
The at sas tsl-zrspasd James ~ Davis.
~. ~ Il Hurord. of Ciinton-st.. has
returned from four months visit slth her
sister M aassolA SIZE was accompanied
b. Der uaiasr aad aistsr-
rs. Psiton. OF Big Rapids, and Mss.
H1Ehes. ~ Chicago ars sisll0s their par
slis Il and As. " c~o@. al LAgravs-
e. Ms. Haghes 8 acco- panied oy ne'
40 alshiers
Harvey u BfoEn, DepnfY school In
gsCtor of Kent county and principal o
tns graded scbooi a. 0F4ttsn Centre. ~ss n
the clly yesterday M Brown has been {.
Dis nome IA Games for TIE purpOss o
FoaGE.
Mr. and Mra WILMA Cole snd her dangh
ter. Miss Iennis. isf ast night Tor SaE
Diego. Cal. uhers they sill spend hve OF
SIX months They ~iil travel oy EASY
stages, stopping a. Chicago. Kansas City
Denver. sslf LAKE city aud san Francisco
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
THe COUNTY
Rstarns Frsua the Townships Rscelxed
hy ths Telegram Herald


Ans-Prssid~nt-Hs HARRISON 100. Cleveland
las. Fisk a.. Coosrsss-Bsi xnso iS3, Ford
lss. Godfrsy 81 tsovernor-Luce i59 Burt
i5s Cheeneg - Senator " sssedas lso
Hvdorn ia Rspresen tstive-Judd fRspi
fso Walker Dem 15S Circuit gudr.-
Grows ia Ransom i53 frchsts Judz--
Perkins 151 Mccormick ls3 Saerf-
B.shep Isl. kinney 49, Register Of Deeds
RICE f55. Trsin ls6. Treasurer oi .on
Ise. Steh0 ns las CogasT Cerk -Waish
is5. Harvey I4s Fresecntlng Attorney
stuart Isl. Hoasemsn l5A
&HrrxE- President srsisni fai Hsrri-
son ls- Fisk e 6oveTu Bart 1sl.
Lacs fs6 torgress. .--fo ord f43 Beikaao
fe4 stare Senstor-sirs la WssseIas
Ist Cirvuit Judge Hsuson1 ISIS Grows
I2s. Judge of Fnohate-A n cFormtck Is2
Perkins Iss SherIf- Kinney t17 elsfar
ra1 Register of Das3s -Frsin ls0 Rles -
I-aasure~- star rins ~. Colson ~ Clerk
-Hafvsv ia Ws.ss tss Prose- asiuz ar
-EIcreenan 10 stssrt ts- Rep
r->~ntsfivs stsEe Eexis.asers-- Hossd 80
fss. MeAaHsa ist
TIE Trohlnfrion v1t> rn stsrs sn3 esnrf7
Ucksf rscges frern s % le
Rvpox- President r sr~sor IA Csa~s-
lsrss 20. F;sk a. Congress xnao F-8
Fcri ssl. f-ocf~tv g. Covers ar--t-cae l-ft
Bars 80 Casenrg 50 5snsto~-- - ssselI,ss
"a Hvfrr- zso Representative Esr.fh-
hrsz f7l nsmc@ss 81 SsEsas ssase--
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
rowH TOPICS

Vuy ss~ stfazssr, sars 70 ta~a ysstsr-
ssF
Fass saels ssEe sast 1osI 49,
a. szslsIl4F ~ sls.-lia.
f.s rlraefa aefs sr3slsa yesterday. 94t
q. sese.s a8ssll ~ sA0pgiaz.
rs- faaesal oi - r u Cross. sao dad
49, 1sraisg -. -4xs pace -l-s 1aofa-
80.
"a Eaaa. s.ifssxs Association 81 laeeE
ss.s ..seraasa a. : Sd a. t1s L4iies Litsrarf
Llas lalss.
W RI Aaderssn hAs sesl slsClsd - 2 !
fta ssaazGq 81 tfsc.of 81 tos N4iksf
Pisaz 81 eompa8g cs1ssa - iAs asath
81 Ma a 5. " atsoD.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs W. y.
Cook celebrated the foriisth anniversary Of
hsir marriage n their pleasant residence.
~ Iagrsvs-sf. About hity guests. mostly
rss.dsnts add ibsiT Two daughters, Mrs.
Peiton. of Big Rapids. and Mrs. Hughes. OF
CticsEo. we're present The house was
gfstUly adorned ~ith cut towers and potged
pants. and delicate refreshments we're
serYed. After lie collation. the guests
? aysd pedro, and induiged IN "reminiscences
unlil a ste hour. Among the old resi-
dents present we're Captain and Mrs. ". l..
Codir botry. Mrs. Barton, pr. Shepard and
Mr Ransom Luce. A laFge number OF
beautiful gifts sppTopriats 70 the occasion,
~srs zivsn Mr. and Mrs. COOK. and they
-srs the recipients Of many sincere con-
Frstnlatioos
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

e. - "a Hveerr fse ksrfese1 1at. ts---
keE1tlleal d 81 ieu4csst t0A tlTf.il
ll1se--NFose lse. h31s a. Ax9 etsr
g1sss-Fefaisz IA Ac<1sFsa1ck ace
Sasrr bs1ag L5S Assaey ls2
ia3 REGISTER = lsssss hios - frssn a.
Treasure r-gcfson g. - >.epbias lt- Nsanty
tlsrk-hssD 4Sa Harvey lF1. frossc9tlag
A ttsrneF 14It lse. HosSsasza %
eeeora f,Fsc 1ct a issS.-1a "a harrsson
las flsk AZ NaFsEnor- DGr. AAs l.uoE
lob CoagIsss tora l3o belkBxP lel
etzts Seaalor~ hs4ofu Asa "a esssi4s to3.
Circuis 5uexe - kshssm ia. grove t6I
Jnds~ ~ Ffststs - = eifoFas8ek - Perkins
lso. SbsrsH Ala1~s l35 blshSg Az.
Reg slef 81 iss4s irsla lSl kscs i56.
EssslrsE--s,tsy11ss IL. A.o1s9a Is lieIs
Attornsy h a4semsn i4l eiUsg l5o. he
uressBtauvs sale Lsgisiai1fe~ Nalkef lSZ
Judd 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Mrs J. G. wsnham vii "recsivs" her
irisuds his sftsrnooa from ? 70 3 o'elock At
hsr rssidsocs. f6s Fountain ST. she will be
sssisfsd ~ Der daughter. Ms. Cora Bliss
Wauhar1
Mrs r. Uhl viii give an introductory
reception for Der daughter. n ss Lutte Uhi.
tomorrow sstsrno0n a. her residence, al
fountsin-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
PLACE Your NoNEY WBERE IT WILL Do
The MoST Gcop


In securing or purchasing goods OF any
description your first thought is 10 patron
izs the business concern that offers you the
best inducements. The Star furniture
Company. 100 South Division-st.. are fam
ous for the great values they give their pat
rons, and il 10 therefore not surprising that
firm always enjoy good business. The
recently married couple can furnish their
homes st great saving. ss can also the
most aged man and wife that desire furni-
ture that is stylish TO comfort them Ia their
old see. The Star Furniture Company are
showing q really fine stock Of goods. Every
department is replete with nice and elegant
assortments sad the whole display is 40
complete tbst everyone Is sure 10 be en-
aDied TO select something to suit their tastes.
A speciality Is made OF bedroom suites. the
line being not only larger but full OF finely
patterned goods. In lounges. cbsirt, tables.
snd in fact any article of furniture viii
always he found at this place in great enor-
mites. A feature is the low figure each
piece of furniture is sold a.. The prices are
always reasonable and within the reach OF
.he most humble person. Economical per-
sons will save monev by pstrOBizBg The
Star Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

-. G Forhees a veteran who has voted
f,r g ~ four years. snd vas delegate at
JsCsson -hsn ths Republican party vss
organized Vas on hand early yesterday 10
vote. a. hss pesn Dis caston through life.
and hed th~ honor % cast the hrst vote IA
the second prscinct Of ne Inird ward
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
A CORRECTION.

In speaking OF The BrlttSin's' opening
yesterday, the 1ELEsRsN-H rR4LD located
the restaurant a. being under sweets
Hotel. This would give the impression
that the establish ment occupied basement
quarters. IL was intended 20 speak Of The
Britain" IS being located in tbe Sweets
Hotel block
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Nssrov. Ca. Nov. 6. Fire isst evening
destroyed ne oil and paint store Of f. c.
Burke the st1res e. Nasshsuu,, Vs1.yckel
81 Si1dsii. hardware dealers. n y. Adslns
e Co. wholesale groceries. aud thss.
TsTior fnrnlturs dealer. Loss si5o 0o0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Biz Shields zct into 4 political srzunsn {
q ire poHine n.ace Of the 6rss Dreeinct in
tbe Frsf ss-a snd tried % settle the mat
ter vfth ths xnrcs i0wn srzamenL He
wss arrested and fan i1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
The great Thanksgiving

The great Thanksgiving
number Of the Ladies Home
Journal and Practical House
keeper costs no more at the
news-staGds than any other
number-slx cents.
You can send ten cents and
get four numbers. September.
October, Thanksgiving and
Christmas.
OF course we can I afford
it We can though for who
Is gong to drop it at Nev
Years.
Send silver or stamps
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

For don't care, duh. tired feeling. i'm.
poverished blood, dull pains in back and
head, tantslizing skin eruptions. Keinp's
Sarseparilla never fails 10 give relief Ne
always guarantee u. Price s. per bottle.
Tibks drug store, l26 honYoe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
ANNUAL MRETIxa.

The annual meeting Of he Grand Rapids Board
Of lrsde for the election OF thirty one directors 10
serve for the ensuing year, viii be held al the
Office OF the Board Tuesday, Nov. a.. IS
Rolls viii be open betgeen the hours Of 10 a.
and p. N.
nounced and The reports Of the retiring ohcess
viii he submitted.
II. ID. c. VAN AsNUs,
Serrafarr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

If you want wood by the carload or cord
buy it OF the Central Coal Co. Telephone
s34
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh oysters received daily at Detten-
thaler's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh fish of all kinds received daily al
Dettenthaiers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
BUSINESS BREVITIEs.

Fresh fish of all kinds received daily al
Dettenthaler's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Best oysters in the city at Dsttenthslers
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Fresh oysters received daily at Deiten-
thslers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

order your Jackson Hill cosi OF The Cen
srsl Coal Company. Telephone. s3a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Game of sll kind. at Detteu,haler.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Game Of all kiods at Dstisnthalsr's
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Best oysters in ,b. city q, Dstenih.ler.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The plsce to bny cras bed coke 10 o. The
Central Coal CO. Telephone s3f
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
districts OF tina, territory. With y.nk.

districts of that territory. With Yank-
ton 1T will dispute for control Of the
trade of that section. There are natural
advantages and conditions to make Mo-
brsra an important gateway for the
shipment OF cattle, wheat and corn to
car market. and Omaha should encour-
age the effort.
Sioux Falls Press. Oscar SoiIe, the
efficient clerk for Emerson & Boar, who
returned yesterday from his visit to his
parent at Yankton had a little ex-
perleuce at that place he will not soon
forget. He arrived there late in the eve.
ming and went direct TO his home. He
raped on the door aud pretty soon o
femlnine's voice on the inside rang out
''who's there" Naturally Oscar said "it's
me-" and followed mp by giving his
name. The reply same back that he
couldn' play any such game ss that, "a
Oscar was in Sioux Falls and further
that he had better get out or he would
have trouble on his hands as Mr.. Sole
was down town. Oscar skipped and
went to his fathers place OF business
In order that he might be identified and
thus be allowed g nights rest under the
paternsl roof. His mother couldn't
recognize his voice it being several
months since she heard It, and that ex-
plains why he didn't get In.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22

LOCAL CS

AOCAL w LSS 10 "
Tomorrow evening Phil Kesrney post
will nominate officers for the ensuing
year.
Thanksgiving day will arrive next
Thursday and in the evening the Turner's
will give Q public bali.
Colonel Clough on the 'tLlfe and Ser
vices of John A. Logan" at the Metho-
dist church this evening.
The meeting vt the Congregational
church tonight will commence ct 7:15
instead OF the usual hour.
Hogs are selling to-day at 1896, with
fair receipts. The hog market hes been
transferred frcm Capitol street to Doug
las avenue.
Forty gallons OF boiling tar took fire
at Wheeler's wooden mill yesterday after
noon but the blaze was extinguished
without a call for help.
Captain Larson. OF the ferry boat Josie
l.. r., stepped on q peice Of coal to-day
and dislooated his ankle. He was brought
home and DR.. Coney repaired the dam
age.
The lecture TO be delivered this aver
ing at the Methodist church by Oolone
E. E. Clough, OF WATERFOWL, is com
mended to the public as q rare historica
and literary treat. The lecturer is gifte'
in his calling and his subisct. "Gsnera
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
SCsRLE FEVER.

The Country Full of 1T and h City
Board OF Health Preparing to Take
Extreme Measures
the prevalence OF scarlet fever in the
country surrounding Ysnkton city. A
grsat many cases ere being treated in
the rural homes of the region tributary
to this city and no effort IS being made
to keep 1t from spreading. By the
vigilance OF the city board OF health the
children of Yankton have thus far been
protected against the scourge. but cases
are becoming so numerous in the country
that extreme measures must soon be
taken to prevent an epidemic. Three
weeks ago the city board OF health called
the attention CT the county board OF
health to the prevalence OF scarlet fever
in the couatFy end asked that ell GASES
be qusrantined. To the request no ut
tsnsion was paid. To-day the city
board of health served formal notice
upon the county board sf health that
unless the quarantine laws were strictly
enforced under the jurisdiction of the
latter body the entire city would be
q~uarantlned against the country. This
would amount to placing guards on ell
roads and keeping the country people
out Ct town. It would paralyze bust
ness, but the lives of the children OF
Yankton are OF the FIRST Importance and
will be fret considered by those in au-
thority.
Ii has been demonstrated in the OK
perienoe of the past that scarlet fever
can be suppressed by rigorous adherence
TO the laws under which boards OF
health are created. Two years ago the
Yankton city board of health bad to
meet the emergency of On epidemic and
1t bravery fulfilled its duty. The result
was that scarlet fever speedily dissp'
pesred and we have since had only
occasional cases. Notwithstanding ex-
cellent municipal management the city
is BOW threatened with an epidemic in
vssion from the country. This danger
might have been obvlated by proper
care. It can now be neutralized by
strict attention to quarantine regula'
tions The law requires physicians to
report every case of scarlet fever to Che
board of health and requires the board
of health to see that all cases are isolated
from the public. There is nothing just
now of more Importance to this COM
munity than the observance OF the regu-
lations.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22

John A. Logan" is one familiar to him
as an active participant in the exper-
fences which gave Logan fame as q war
rior.
This bleak and in%hospltable region
mentioned by Bill Springer still con-
tinues TO furnish the most delightful
weather. Billiam should come west and
sample the Dakota variety.
In the district court the first Jury trial
of the term is In progress this afternoon.
It ls the case Of j. M. Severson against
the Milwaukee Il Mechanics Mutual fire
insurance ~sompany-an action to secure
a fire loss.
Robert Dickson and John Preston ran
a hundred yard foot race this afternoon
for q small stake and Robert proved to
be too heavy for the course. He cam e
In twenty or thirty feet behind his agile
competitor.
After paying off the mortgage held
against him by Gale g. Pastee, J. E.
Smith, the asylum brickmsker. finds that
firm indebted to him aud he demands
security. The next mortgage will run
from Gale & Pattee to smith instead OF
from Smith to Gale & Pattee and il will
have to be paid in money, instead oil
bricks.
Sporting circles were again agitsted
to-day by q running race bstween Mike
Rrennan's Gypsy and Farrell Brothers
Ketchum. The contest was o half mile
dash for $25 q side. Mike rode his horse
and n of the Farrells rode Ketchum
The outcome of this trial OF speed was tina
Ketchum was declared the winner amid
great enthusiasm.
On information from Redfeld the mel
mentioned yesterday as having beer
arrested for horse stealing are held il
custody to await the ARRIVAL OF an Office
from Redfeld. The charge against then
is probably removing mortgaged prop
erty from Sphinx county, instead OF hors
stealing. The horses and wagon foun'
, in their posse ssion are the property O
one OF their number and upon shi
property a mortgage has been given I
q secure q loan. The attempt to get ava
with the property is q criminal act. TIL
4 names of the arrested men are j..
Watson, q. Anderson and W. T. PROUD
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
PERSONAL.

8. W Treesh, OF scotland, was in town
lest night.
Geo. W. Snow, of Springfield, is amosg
Yapkton's visitors.
A. e. Roberts, of Kimbsll, was among
this afternoons arrivals.
Hon. f. R. Aiken, of Canton, arrived
last night on legal business.
W. s. Washburn. of Bon Homme. is
registered at the Merchants.
f, A, Strube, OF Chamberlain, arrived
this afternoon and is at the Morrison.
Colonel e. e. Clough, who lectures
this evening, arrived to-day from Water.
town.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
semi.Locai% Clippings.

Omaha Bee: The people of Niobrara,
Neb., are looking forward to railroad
connection with Omaha, end their wishes
are likely to be gratifed. The Fremont,
Eikhorn and Missouri valley railroad is
pushing it's way in that direction. The
road has been built beyond Creighton
and within o few months il will more
than likely extend to Niobrara, q di"-
lance of less than fifty miles. This will
bring Omaha and that town in direct
Communication. Niobrara is on the
boundary line OF Dakota, and stands a,
the entrance of the rich agricultural
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
For Sale.

The board of education of the city Of
Yapksop offer for esle the building
known as the Franklin Frame" now
standing at the corner of 9Th and Wal
nut streets. and the one known as the
coffee , ''iocated in front OF the other:
possession to be given January 1st, 1899.
The undersigned will accordingly re-
csiye sealed bids for each of these build
ings, aud for the blocking upon which
they now rest until Friday, December
7th 1888. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids. j. ID. STAY,
Secretary of the Board of Education.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
Y.nk,on,r wooIen M,I.

MIR. Wheeler, of the Yankton wooden
mill, has been writing q series OF articles
for the American Wool Reporter, which
have beer replied to through the same
paper by 9 WOODEN mill man in Maine.
In his last communication the Maine
nan says to Mr.. Wheeler:
Those samples sent me through the
Office OF the American Wool Reporter,
are good, honest, substantial goods. and
are made to do good service, and you
ought to make q success in your business.
The goods appear to be thoroughly
clean and we'll flushed. AS you say you
have hard water, which of course is q
disadvantage to you, but by the appear.
apce of she samples sent it appears that
you have overcome that difficulty, and !
| see nothing to criticlse.
This is the opinion Of @ down easter
relative TO the product of the only wool
| en- mill in Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
A Card.

I am now receiving a large and fresh
stock OF family groceries, to give salts
factiont o customers who want to pay
cash, l have concluded to sell, tea
coffee, sugar, eyrupa, meats, oils. tsh
and many other articles below the usual
credit prices. L will promise the pur.
chaser, for cash to divide the profit, and
they shall save q nice percentage by
buying ht me supplies at my place.
Douglas avenue. b, e. BUELL.,
November 18th.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
NOTICE.
THE BOSTON

The Boston bss Just received tte
largest ard finest assortment OF silk,
linen and cotton hsndkerchiefs that ever
reached the CITY, aud will offer them at
prices to SUIT yourself, from n cent up
to $500 apiece.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22

Taxes for 1888 are now due. all
parties knowing themselves indebted are
respectfully invited to call at the connty
tr%easurer's office and pay up. :
H, EInERMAN, County T%reasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22

Coal and Woods am now prepared
10 fill all order for coal and wood with
dispatch. Telephone number "a.
FIRED DONALDSON, Third St.. Ysnkton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22

Qainces and sweet apples, also fine
Florida oranges and New York Greening
apples at BAKER g. ERsKINE's,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
Select Fruit.

A car load of choice New York apples
export stock, the finest iruit'ever brought
to Ysnkson, just received by
e. J. PORTER.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22
NOTICE to Tax Payers.

The city taxes for the year 1888 be-
came due Nov. 1st and are payable ct
the county %treasurer's office in the court
house. O. a.. BATES,
City Treasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-22

Rounds the photographer. is making
photos now at lower rates than W. be-
fore. Call and soc
216 west Third street, first floor.