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nun or nucumoi! By ourien—Par month. $1: p»r y»A, 112. By m>il-Fn month, at gem; per yew, $10.

Offioe on Third St., PnM and IMcotaian block. BOW8N * KINGSBURY, Proprietors.

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Trains left re and arrive aa follows: Begolar paaMwar faara Yankton for the

: .east at 8.40 a.m. efton day, Bandayn excepted, anktonat 7 .-OS p. m. each day, and arrive* at

qnndaya exo.pt. The eftat bound traia reftchen Oavrillc at 8:15

a. m., Heckling at 8:11 a. m., Vermillion at »:M a.m.,Borbankat 10:18 a. m.. Elk Point at 10:40 a. m. Jefferson at lltt a. m., MeOook at 11:1( a. in. and BionxOity atll:tSa. m.

The regnlar passenger train leaves Sioux City for the nest. Bandar. exoepted, atlWp. m., HoOook at 4M p. m« JeOerson at 4:87 p. m„ Elk Point at 5:05 p. m.. Bar bank at 5:80 p. m., Vermillion at 5.-47 p. m., Heckling at 6:12 p. ra., Oayrille at t:Wp. m. and arrives at Yankton at 1M p.m. •Trains run on Minneapolis time, which is twenty minutes faster than Yankton time.

poeTomcx BOOBS. Offioe opens at 1:10 a. m. and closes at 9p. m

Eastern mail closes at 8 a. m—Xankton time.

The members ol the Seoond Jadieial Diitriot Republican Committee are requested to meet at Tamer hall, in the city of Yankton, on Thursday, July 20th, at 2 o'oloelfp. m., for the purpose of agreeing upon a call for the district convention.

JACOB BRATJCH, Chairman. Yankton, D. T, July 10,1882.

LOCAL LACONIVB. Dr. Breeht's chimney flew over Jast

night. Iter. A. h. Biggs will preaoh in the

Congregational chnroh to-morrow. Freight engine No. 331, is in the hands

of the workmen at the shops, being put in repair.

New hay is ooming into town in considerable quantities now and it is said to be of a superior quality.

* A warrant is out for the arrest of Jacob Larson, for assault and battery, returnable July 22, before Justice Roberts,

The people of Sioux City will have an excursion to Sioux Falls to-morrowI. W. H. 11. ISrowu |~)ENT1ST, Union Block, Yankton, Dakota ** Fresh gas always on hand.

lluckfortl Watches.

,rpHE linest timekeepers in the world. Fo sale by H. G CLAltli A CO.,

ticwck-rs, Yankton.

Corn untl Oats,

I70R SALE in lots to suit. WILCOX & WILLIAMS, Second and Mulberry ctrcetH.

To Exchange.

4J.OO ACRES of titto graziugland in Nebras-^ . k;t for a dwelling house 111 Yunkion. H. G. Clark X Co., the Jewelers.

W ANTED— CM Iron. We will pay from 45 cents to $1.25 per hundred tor old Iron.

Farmers! Bring in your muc'.iiiws in time for repairs. M Alt TIN A ANDEUSON,

Walnut St., Foundry ami Machine Shop.

fpBE IIOUSK coiner of Fourth nuil Pine streets, Yankton. This house is us thorough

ly built ns any iu the cily, ami will be sold at a great sacrifice. Any onoin want of a •jo.-cl home will do Weil to coaler at once with

N. K. BUOWN, jjiuhngtou, Vermont.

l«*or .Sale.

CTOliE BU3LDINO.~with warehouse, lot 44x 150, faeing Capital street. Trice, sfrtf*".

House and Lot, price £2U0.

Ht>u.:ennJ Lot, j-ricc Lot Ot'xlM.

H30 aerosci.T r.iilcr. fr*;n Yankton, price £.'»00.

Business Lot on Third s'reei.

City J vols tor

A Half Klo-jk for $250.

Enquire of J. p. HAYWAUD, l'unkton, Dakota.

IHiTMLS.

Farmers Home,

Capital j.trret, rc-opened by

Ericson i Gustafson.

ESr'i'rcsU Milwaukee Beer on draught by tiiy glass or bottle.

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Germania House Douglas Avenue, m-ar Third street,

Yankton, Dakota.

Wallbaitni & Becker, PROriUETORS.

8tES*"This bouse is the headquarters for travelers and immigrants. Good stabling in connection with the honse.

A. STEWART,

Mattrass MAKER and Upholsterer.

fe^Hair Mattrasses made over as good as new.

Carpets Laid.

fcif~If you want a first-class job of Upholstering work give me a call.

Shop on Capital street, between Third and Fourth streets. A. STEWART.

M. DEMENDE'S

B i l l i a r d , P o o l

Sample Room! The finest assortment ot

Wines, Liquors and Cigars

always on hand.

BROADWAY. . YANKTON

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,T. P. REOAELLI,

Repair" in4 Dciltr I*

Watches, Clocks & Jewelry,

Third BtiMl. oppodte th* fttm ud Dtkote. Uuoffim.

IV-ALL WOBK VIBBANTED.^1

rANKTON. - • • - DAKOTA.

LIMBER.

WILCOX

Lumber Company

PINE and Hardwood Lumber,

SHINGLES, LATH, DOOKS.

SASH, MOULDINGS,

BUILDING PAPEll,

RED CEDAU CARPET LINING,

CEDAR POSTS, &C.

LIME, CEMENT,

STUCCO and PLASTERING HAIR,

P1TKIN3. and AVEIIILL'S celebrated Cha-mtcHl Paint., mixed ready for use, guaranteed to bo better iu all reftpecls, and very mueli more uurablo than the best lead and oil.

These goods are uneqnaled by any other Amerioan manufacturers. Try them I

Yard on Levee, foot of Second street, Yankton, Dakota.

MICHIGAN & CHICAGO

LUMBER COMPANY

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LUMBER Lath, Shingles,

Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings and

BUILDING PAPER,

Cor. 4th and Capital Sts.,

I.I.VKTO.V DAKOTA.

J. D. HASKINS, Proprietor.

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Lavender's A „ ...

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Grocery House! Continues tu be the favorite trading

place in town and country,

BST'Beoirase it supplies the very beat goods to be scoured in the world.

C3TBecause every article required for family use in tlie line of Groceries can be found tbere at all times. •

JS^Because its prices are uniform and so low as to defy competition.

1®"Because its Cash system is successfully established and gives to its customers advantages which the oredit system does not possess.

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Lumber Comp'ny Yankton, D. T., dealers in

Pine and Ilardwood Lum

ber, lied Cedar Fence

Posts & Mixed Paints.

Lath, Doors, Shingles, Sash, Blinds, Building Paper,

£5?"Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. Yard—Broadway.

T.1VEKY AND FEED STABLES.

Livery, Feed

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SALE STABLE I

The Most Commmodious in the Northwest.

PETER STEFFIN,

Cor. Douglas Avenue and Fourth St,

(Formerly GardnerWareheute.)

Has the most complete Livery outfit and Bale Stable in Dakota.

Patronage Solicited! and satisfaction guaranteed.

PETER STEFFIN.

YANKTON PLOW FACTORY I.. KARlt, Proprietor.

Fourth street, between Broadway and Linn,

Gratefnl for tbe continued favors of the people, this House assures its patrons that every effort will be made to keep its stook and prices fully up to the demands ot the times. No other Grocery House in the Territory will be permitted to surpass it either in quality of goods or priccs. -V«y Respectfully^ ^VENDER.

YANKTON DAKOTA.

HACE BROS.,

Dealers in Staple aud Fanoy

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Crockery

G-lsiss

Third Street,

YANKTON, - - DAKOTA

William Blatt.

Wholesale and Retail

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Staple and Fancy,

THIRD ST., - YANKTON

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JOS. SCHILTZ,

Milwaukee Beer, On draught at

GEORGE BROWN'S Third St., Sample Booms.

TJROWN'S faoilitics for keeping Beer cool freah are| unequalled, and ho is at all

times prepared to furoish this invigorating beverage at his popular establishment.

. Gentlemanly bar tenders officiate and Brows is reaay to guarantee satisfactory attention and satisfactory gi»ods. Tbe best of

Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.

HP*Cal< at Brown's Sample rootnson Thir^ street when in Yankton.

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