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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-11-21

The Detroit Free Press, since the
election, has discovered that South Da-
kota ought To be admitted into the un-
ion at once and that the democrat party
can make no valid objection thereto.
We congratulate the Free Press on Its
astuteness; that is just exactly what
the republicans have claimed and just
what they have been trying to do and
democrats have never been able To urge
any Uatid objection to the plan; their
only objection was partisan one.
South Dakota would have been admit
ted long since, had it not been for her
republicanism.
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plurality, ,SSV, u trlue larger plurality
than at the recent election, accounted
for, however, by the fact that the OPP
position was divided between the dem
ocratic party, which was on the gain
preparing itself for the swallowing act,
and the greenback party, which had
entered upon decline preparatory to
being swallowed.
In 1882, the total vote was $500, di-
vided as follows: Jerome, r., 1869;
Begole, d., 1855; Sagendorph, p, %;
balance scattering; republican plural
ity, III. At this election the opposi-
ton had combined under the name of
the fusion party and succeeded in elect
ing its candidate; the lean democratic
party of four years previous had swal-
lowed its thriving young greenback
competitor and the days of the green
back party were ended. The third
party vote also first made its appear
ance at this election in sufficient num-
Der to be entitled To count.
In 1884, the total vote was 1909,
divided as follows; Alger, r., 4,276;
Begole, d., 1880; Preston, F., 1856; bal
ance scattering; republican plurality,
1876. The third party, at this election,
nearly quadrupled its vote and, figur-
ing by the percentage system, claimed
an increase of nearly 800 per cent, and
boosted largely of what it would ac-
complish in the near future.
In 1886, the total vote was 7,165; di-
vided as follows Luce, r., 1888;
Yaple, d., 1898; Dickie, p, 4S9; repub-
lican plurality, 1890; the prohibition
vote showing an increase of "A little
more than one-fourth.
At the recent election, the total vote
was S,24O, divided rs follows Luce,
r., Asp; Burt, d., $3.50; Cheney, p,
440; Mills, L., 8; republican plurality,
1872 The total vote shows marye-
lous increase, being 63l greater than
four years since when the largest pre-
vious vote was polled. This probably
indicates two things; first, an increase
of the voting population of the county;
second, a remarkably full vote owing
to the great interest taken in the cleo
ton and the vital issues involved.
AS compared with the last presiden-
tial election, the republicans gained
566 votes; the democrats gained twenty
votes, and the third party gained
seventy-four votes. As compared with
two years since, the republicans have a
gain of 500; the democrats have gain
of 2S7, and the third party a loss
of forty-nine, all of which indicates that
there is no present hope for either
branch of the opposition in this county
To recapitulate; in 1876, the republi-
can party had an actual majority over
all opposition of 931 votes; in 1873, it
was minority of 219 votes rs compar
ed with the combined opposition; IN
1880, it had majority of 772; in 1894,
a majority of 943; in 1886, a majority of
sol, and in 1888, its magnificent major
ity over all parties was | 1884.
1t is quite safe to say that old Van
Buren, is reliably republican and likely
To remain SO, and it must be admitted
that her claim to be the banner repub-
lican county of the state cannot be sue
cessfully impeached.
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REPUBLICANS first hurrahed for New
York, for Indiana, for Michigan, for
Minnesota, etc. AT last, they hurrahed
for the whole geography with one grand
hurrah and came pretty near the mark.
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5ARTRAM & WELLINGTON.

IVES SIR! We carry Groceries. Coffee? Yes sir
Here is our own brand something new, in pound
packages roasted expressly for by the Wooson Spice Co.
of Toledo The best coffee you buy pound pack
ages. We call it the WOLVERINE FAvORITE
1t light roast, mixture of Mocha and Java and if
you it you will again. Grind it for you? Yes sir,
What next? Tea Do you favorite uncoored Jap
80 cents? INCEST be had in the market price
Oh, yes! We have always carried complete stock gro
ceries Make it pride carry everything class
The old Vail & Crane Crackers are good enough for u.s.
Their quality always good The Warren Haven Cheese
always the too We find pays carry good goods
Yes sir! When hold of good thing that put
own brand on, just call it "Wolverine' and that
stamps it A l. Here is WOLVERINE BAK-
ING POWDER, made for by DeLand Co. We
guarantee absolutely pure Sell it for 20 per pound
Sell lots of it too 1t all commenced with WOLVER
me COUGH SYRUP. That such a that
concluded to call everything could "Wolverine'
Commenced by christening the by that name. We
shall sell 1000 bottles of the Cough Syrup this Yes
it's the size the other remedies that sell
MO- We don't call Crockery and Glassware VOL
VERNE" but the going by that makes it
equivalent Our stock of Lamps this winter very large
and prices very low. No ought go the dark
yes! We have Hanging Lamps up yet. Don't
know where put them. Yes, Books cheap. BY the
way, let show you how do great deal of
featuring in the drug line. We manage improve a great
many spare this way. We took it into heads
that if had the facilities could make a good many
things have always bought before, and if only made
what is styled "eegant" production by Pharmacists we
could be that they just represented in the
medicinal way. Sometimes preparation may buy is
always what is claimed for it, This Double Pres
Percoator works charm and keep it in almost
constant operation preparation other We
claim that the medicinal preparations of make,
Elxirs Fluid Extracts and Tnctures not exceled by
the products largest manufacturers always
know goods TO be fresher oh, trouble show
always pleased to give insight into business
Come in and again Anything you may in our
several lines you will find satisfactory, if So will
every endeavor to make is
CIGARS? Oh, yes! Record Breakers Tansills Punch
l sun Shine. Best five cigars in town. Drugs
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware Lamps, Wall Paper Etc
That's the way do it. We what we say and
sstand by it.
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
The Afternoon.
-. --,


Subseu7en TO the discussion OF dinner
hu nani,y Il ,cked to the baseball grounds
n sar the Milwaukee depot, where the
Maroon baseball club OF Sioux City and
the Yankton baseball club crossed bats.
rae afternoon Was delightful for violent
exercise, and the apparant interest Of
the ,rowj, with the inspiring strains OF
the band, prodacei upon tie gl,yers
that fssiins OF exhilssssion wii,h al.
asys u ids TO the pleasure OF such on oc-
casIon.
The Sioux City Maroops is club
composed Ct gentlemen IN every sense
Of the word, and one OF the characteris-
tics OF the game was the good feeling,
aud ats nos OF kicking VII oh greeted
evesy sssy OF fortune toward one club
or the other. The Msroon's wers de-
eated bot half the pleasure OF the defeat
sas wiped cut by the good natursd
m.,uer iu Viii Vi the defeat vas taken
The Y4ukton boss believed sR the al
w,sH 10, dec ,rousiy aud Ike gentlemen
q d this mornings traia koos book to
5ioux City crowd who were heartily
..r,teiul for day OF plea iure and en-
tettaiEmtnt.
The game wes interesting Throughout
and the following acore shows how il
lweLt:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05

Delssayns Flcot3 d 80 u coaaty s:att-
ho0a Ccnytntion.
g,ucares we're neii saiz atternocu 10
elscs d,ieea.ea to The county Convention
OF s .turday, which elects delegates TO
the Huron statehood COL vsnt.oc.
aaIITLENIH ParclNcr.
Thirteen,a ps.ciDc. caucus, he d
at ths armorg, orea z ~
slsctng Judge V V Bro :,
oh .Isaa and Wau-n O.ootn secie-
s.ey. J4rob b acct, J K"eci '. V.
B Arnee, Fs.d. Scnnsuter, jamas K 'nRs-
bury, J. r. S4nboro, Newton Etmn1 ds
S Wsl2 If ard l.. Ksrr were OhossL
delegates 10 the couu y convention.
FOURTEENTH Pac.Nor.
George Fl, Hrni presided over tll'
cancus sid the following were elect
ed delegates to the county ccnveEiion
g II HaLd L. Shaw, Josepn Ward
E Miner, j. M. F'eest,, Il Nj, Plrds
p. Is. Wynn. F. j K.b", D. n. Gross
". y B,wsp. L. Is TrIr. J
In. @ Young. E. Z. Wilcox
In. p. Wllc,x. L. L. Tyler. "
Il Gould, W. II. NJ Way, r w. Bans
G. Il. Scoues', l. u f. P1nre, l. NJ
Yeatmap, Ell. Iverson, j. W. q. Nor
rIsop, a. j. Campbell.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
pied At e).vea otl,ek ip tie ,crenccn

pied at 81. yea o'tl,ck ip tie icrenccn
Bad after scn,s ra.ios al els hy Tie
E.as;gn bard .he programme was pso
tesdtd with.
.G vesro. Neator Ed nands pFesiStd
IS presiden, Of the dpy.
The blessing of Almighty Cid was
invoked b. Ii '. F a. Bardick.
B. Wade B.,lejsh rend red tsst time
honoren instrument, the declaration ol
indept isEce, giving the audience an
iaterI rstasion t.ercci wi,is was lEtened
10 With raps astsn,ioa. Nc. BlllsiAb's
v5icc, rnnnner sol methods were t1,el-
islt.
The orator OF the Day. R,bsr; Gsm-
b!e, CT Ysnktcn, was ahen intro sucl d
| and for an hour bic fervid el, qrencs
! filled the hall end delighted the listen.
era. Mr. G,nble's oratory is Of the pure
qusli,y and he appeared under most
favor able conditions yesterday. S.ate-
hood for Dakota was his theme. The
oration is printed in another place ia
this paper.
After moge music by the band R.v
MIR. Burdick pronounced the bent dicttcr
and The platform txescis were OF al
end.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
them fi7a dnllsts apiece.
gng anA D nI@AL.

/. sas Lsli past rishtin the tvenirg
when The shooting match cloeed and the
cro owi in attendance mevd northwa.d
TO thu neiehborhcod cf she North.
western pot. uhere the dispisy Of
fireworks began at pine O'Clock. This
wind up OF the general ebse,vlnces Of
the evening wss fine exhibition.
Al Turner hall the Turner'S entertain
ed their friends with hllf night OF
dancirg urder the electric light, giving
them q hapyy close CT o happy day.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05

Or. Miller, the dentist, has formed 8
partnership wi.h DR.. J. s Ktnet. OF
Philsdelphia
Ole Of the firm will visit oil suburban
towns. DR., Katner, is graduate Of the
Philadelphia dental college and is pre-.
pared to preiosm all Dental operations
by the Latest mettods.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
A0CAA LACaAxCs.


LAy e.syices 10 Christ church TO -mor
row evening.
A DANISH picnic in Suburban sssVs
was ore ofyest. ,ia, = pl. a. an, a,nse'.
Tao Am. r;can eagles throat is v.s3
sore 10 day. sore tie Threats ci many
oshsr oildr,
Sam s. Bn5kvsl,er nGs buys wool for
living. n, occup:es one of the rooms
in ths Sawyer block w,,h .ais sarea.
Tas d.reo.ors o: the Is uidlpg aud
Loan association WI meet this .s u NJ
In regular monthly meeting a. 8 oelot b.
The secopd gardener from the insane
hospital got dsunk IN town last night,
and was put in the city cooler to medi
sste oday.
The town belonged strictly to itself
during Tuesdsy night aud yesterday and
last night. And the town knew perfect
lg we'll what TO do with itself.
Parties from Mitchell announce fur
iuus storm there this morning-ali rain,
bat deluge Of il, which caused consid-
esable damage in the country.
The strawberry festival held by the
ladies OF tha Catholic church yesterday
nested $20 which was donated to the
sister who has charge OF the choir.
Every soda fountain and other plsce
OF refreshments did slsshing bushes!
yesterday. lAt the ball grounds th'
Lemonade vender was the second best
attraction.
The old boy was out on Tuesda!
night until the small hours and when h'
sought his couch the young boy CAM
forth with blank cartridges and gian
fire crackers and the eagle continued t.
screech.
Information from the north is that I
cyclone passed across northern Hanson
and Dawson counties yesterday. 1t tor
down houses and barns and destroyed
crops for fifteen miles. One child we
killed IN Hanson county.
General Hugh J. Campbell addresse
an audience OF two thousaed OF Centre
Vile yesterday and gave them Fourt
Of July orstlon which evidently suite
shem. We are unable to give any pol
tion OF this address to-day, but will tak
advantage OF another issue to preser
soma OF lite salient points,
A meeting Of the Yankton swo sta'
clubs was held ct the city hall on Tuet
dag evening. President Hand swun
the g.vel aid Secretary e. A. Brus
WAS in his position. The meeting &C
mitted several new members and Rdop
ed conkt,tn ntion which 10 in the hsnt
of the printer aud will soon be befo
the public. A committee consisting
b. W. Barleigh, E. A. Bruce. Ware
C4bo.n j. w. Young and Geo. w. King
bury i.., vas appointed to solicit sigl
ers fer the constitution and new mel
hsrs for the club.
J.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
.aily :2ggsssss 3slil lahot'aisa
saSKrcs!, y. u. JULY 6 ICES.
S..nc..v 1sas g4sAs.


cgr.Aa, N,nw suxEE J Sr. PauL RsIlRoAs
Ia az. q At bou q s,sssea er .Isia !esyes nt
ESQ s. IA. each day. * ep 81 DAY. SiSse csh
nest ous ior Jui,aso. Uonn IL nna aud
Tns secon east bound . ,ssenger traiL !eevss
at S;5s 3. m. each day except sunday. Liose
connections for Chicago. loune'. bi-ns and
% me fr.t passenger train from the east .rri-
". il u s.S, aa3, s e1ssss R ss. sadsy,
ysca day except sund ~ at lu.oS Q. IN.
'Tae re .iiaf passenger -rain iron the west
sr,igss each "a, except sunaHy ~ , %. az ans
exuep. sunday Ut iita p "a No bags ,ge traiis-
oortei Aecomnoa etion tsains.
CHICAGO d NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Passenger trains leave for the east an north
daily exopt S .nday. ut 81! u. u nd p. N >
aud srr.ve from sae east and north ut s:5o p. m.
ao,om nolation trains leave for ths east and
nurtn daily, except sunday, at q. m, and
srrive from the e.st at ~ p. m.
Suu lay passenger trans leave tor Tue eaas at
s:SS a. M, and arrive from the east at 10 am.
All freight tr.lna oarIy passengers.
gsnktan Postofaee Hours and Regulations,
III. delivery windows are opened each day
Hun,iays .xoaptedl at 800 a. N.
Tue delivery windows close at 300 p. N.
Tue money ostes postal note s snd segissTy ae
aren from y:4b 10 l0:45 q. m. Tho lobby of the
Oh 50 ia opsn all day Sundays for the accom-
molAtion Of persons renting Look boxes. ;,
Naile going east Wis O.. II. d 6t. T. Il. r..
Close al s o. M, and S:45 m, Sundays excepted
Mails going west and north via the Chicago
Eil sauIee L st. Paul railroad close at ~ a.
n, Sundays excepted.
Maile going east and north by Chicago q
Northwestern railroad Gloss At p: m:
Eastern mails ria Ohioag~ 4 st Paul railroad
arrives at 1910, q n. apC IL: :3)a IN.
Eastern mali VIA OH, aso d North v ester
xeilrsad arrives at 10 y N and dsEarts st
ara.
tho SiosJaIS.
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Tintypes at wULPl's Gallery

Lost from the herd, one dark red COW
about nine years old, large horns and
short .sil. Any person who will give
Information will be rewarded.
gAccB MAX
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05

SHILOH'SCURE will Immediately Ic-
lieve Group. Whooping Cough and BrOn-
chitis. Sold By 4 NJ. Ward. druggist.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
Moacy TO Loan I'm Real
Estate, City ard q unity.
q. w. Itnnk.itTS.
Iae ream p FLOR.

/ have ope ned an loo cresm M parloF on
Bfoad say, at NY Etsideuce, and will be
pleased to receive tue patronage OF the
people. Open every tysnine during the
summer. Mrs. g. UEPHY.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05

FurnishsG d Ra0sxs W aEtsd.
a furnished room waited by LADY Z.
In the cipi'y OF upper Third street
prefesre,. Apply OF this ttfi.e.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
ysnkson possot,oc Hours and Regulations,
aA& " EATaxR.

LOCAL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON TIrH avBH.
DIAN rkas-ELEvArIoN 1894 FEET ABOVE
SEA LEVEL.
Var Department, Division of Telesysms, for shs
bene5 a. ui Commerce and Agriculture.
siznsl Service .. .. A., iankton. July o. ss.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05

John w. Hittir, Sioux City, empire.
John w. Hittie, Who umpired she
game, made himself decidedly popular
IN the start by his apparent earnest
desire to be striotiy square. This policy
be pursued all throughout thereby
preserving peace and good order. He
made an excellent umpire.
About two thousard people witnessed
the contest snd with the exception Of
some boissrous people the utmost res
pect and good feeling toward the visitors
was exhibited.
AFooT RACE
Among the afternoon sports wee foot
race on Broadway. 100 yards. Fof this
Mike " e.ch, P. Kincel, E. Loffner, e.
zieneYt, William Wallace and George
Fox entered. Mike Welch won in eleven
seconds.
HOSE CONTESTS.
A hess race OF $50 yards and make
coupling was participated In by Cham
pion company and she hook and ladder
cnmpany, the former with George Fox
and the latter with Parry Higbee as
coupleHs. The hooks won in thirty
eight seconds. Champions forty-two
and three quarters seconds.
COUPLING CONTESTS.
After the hose race Higbee and Fox
gave exhibitions Of double and single
coupling. The double and Higbee's
single were excellently executed, and
the crowd gazcd upon their lightning
like movements with protruding eyes.
PIGEON SHOOTING CONTEST.
| AT $50 p. M. the pigeon shooting
contest announced took place on the
river front at the foot OF Broadway.
There were nineteen entries and the
birds Oh hand gave the participants
seven shots each. single rises. The
entries snd score were as follows:
VIM. Wallace 010 i 00-3.
Ed Watson---1 I0l o..
DR.. Ross--o / 0 0 O 0 OIL.
81. Barnes--0 i 0 OIL.
a. Cooper-0111 | ] 1-6
Robert Cox. Jr-01 0 OIL.
Il L. Sharp-0t10oI 1-t.
A. Toogood-0 0 IL.
r E. NJ. o.Brien--O 001111-4.
Ohaa. Valentine 1I1Of-6.
a Chas. Cool-01 l-6.
I'D. Dolphin-0 ! 0 l~~5.
], Piles--0 0 o 0 0 l Ia.
,rl e. G. Smith--0 0 0 / la.
q. P. Edmunds-1 Ga.
vi 81. b. Wynn I I ! 0 ] 0-5.
H. Pike o IA.
Id VIM. Miner--00 Q o 1 0 0 OIL.
DIR. Brown---0 lie 4 Ia.
Cooper, Valentine aud Cool q tie. Ill
tie shot off--three single rises each Au
each man killed three birds, continuir
II. the tie. They then agreed to diTide u
D. 1.-Two purses between them. which 60
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05

Girl Wanted-Mrss @. j. Herrisk
drsssmaker. on Cedar street, between
Third and Fourth.
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PERSONAL.

sant month ihis afternoon.
Miss Alice Poulton oame hcme from
Scotland TO spei d ibt FJurtb.
c P. MrFAdd.n. Of Ssapdtng Rock
s2ency 10 o guest at the Merchant.
CT. Mullat.p, tf hs Elk Point
Courier, c. |. brated II Yarstor yesterday
Je se E,senan oi Sioux City, is h
gu,st at VI. b. Vsleat,n.'s Yanston
hcms,
J,hn P. Wagner wept east on this
rnoruirs'B Milwaukee tram to be etsert
q week.
EAT. Fea.n y. OF Jackson. Nebsaskr, /,
q eat the 4 in Y.akton a. n. with his
wife aud BABY.
John Pc stOn, Ct L steryi.ie, was seep
among tie m ,ititude n lie Fountain
q ty yesterday.
Miss Alics Sm,t', Sioux CITY, Ii
sis tirg Mus EIiEica Y.l,niine in Iank-
Il n for two weeks.
FL. B OBJ f,e was amopg ether Vet-
millicrites who tpsnt the glorious
SonEtn IN Kills tcEE.
Mrs. Johl O. Estea ard cb lYen, oi
Huron. are Mrs. q. II Bates Ruetts IL
Yunkton ior I. W weeks,
John 7. Nj. Pierce aud wife leave
YsnktoD TO morrow morning o. go to
E ,sland for two months.
Fesdinsnd Nenbaur, formerly base
i um sel9,st for the Yunkton baud was
visible in Yankton .sst.rily.
Hensy A, Tricp left Ylnkson this
morning for Aun Aftor, Michigan, ~heie
| ne will stserd reilege sor two yeers.
Mrr. j NJ. Nay. Of Of'. Nebraska
| who has visited her aunt. Mrs. P.les
Yankton ior two weeks, wont home
to-dsy.
Mrs. B ge and Mrs Don1vir. o
Jiorx O,ty. mother and sister respective.
~ of Mrs. Wm Freney, are 10 Yarktc1
or vle:'.
Judge d Mrs. Frank Benz, CT live
are at til, q rm Ii =, and inteud remain
ing until Saturday renewing old &C.
quaintences.
Mrs. James B. Wynn and her mothe,
Mrs. Rook, and Mrs. Wynn's children
left Yanktt this morning for visit i
Laramie, Wyoming.
/ VIM. P. Herrick, whose patriotism
knows no bounds, attended two oelebra
tions yesterday--one at Lyttle's rsnc
in Nebraeka, and the one at YRnkton.
1 A. l.. Towgood, of the Iowgood
Maclsgan'a ranch in Nebraska, left thi
afternoon for his home in England
; where he will remain until March 1888!
John and Ed Lavender, the two hop
fuls of the house of Lavender,
Scotland, sustained the reputation I
Scotland In she celebrating of the 4th
Yankson.
General W. II. Il. Beaale, and Ots
Peemiller assistea the citizens of Park
ton in their celebration yesteTds,
General Beadls GRATED in English an
Mr.. Peemiiler in German.
A. s. Flagg, of Edgerton, Wisconsin
was in Ysnkton Tuesday evening
leaving yesterday morning. MIR. Flag
formerly resided in Yankton and was
Press and Dakotaian attaehee.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Hand returned Ia
! night from 81. Paul, accompanied |
% Mrs. Stella Murdock and Mrs. Jos
tSherp and their two children. M
Hand met them at Hawsrden.
Il W. q. Jandt, g. b. Stewart, W.
n Closson, q. A. Gillette, F. B. Barke
q w. Fl. Curtis, F. @. BasslnRer, g. Y
r Avery, John w. Little, W. Il. Livin
ie ston, ir. and Howard CnlYer, OF Sio,
1t City, helped to swell the crowd in Yan
ton yesterday.
!. sample LOt--l00 parasols at hi
the usual price at BRUCE Bros.
20 Watermelons, pears, California plum
l. oranges at CARNEY.s.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05
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For the 6aest smokei meats,
moulding hams. bacon, shoul-
dsis. cured at home and in the
best ats lie. c4l, at the Rscsdway
meat market Also she finess
fresh meats and fowls. and lard
in cans, pals and bulk.
STIRR n FEED1Niyp
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05

h.rdwood charcoal for sale as
]. @. MoRMANN'e.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-05

SHILOH's OATARRH REMEDY-A
positive cure fer Catarrh, Dipl1eria and
Uanker Mouth. Sold by r NJ. Ward
druggist.