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National Republican., 1877-04-23

nut THIS OUT UTLLAUNDRY.-If YOU
" want your shirts and clothes dole ina superlgI
American Laundry, to Eleventh street north est
AD-iy Mrs. n. Bl RHEs
National Republican., 1877-04-23

GREAT REDUCTION IN HOTEL PRICES
" -Oiily si.6 per day, Room and Board. Near
The Capitol. Continental Hotel.
apib-im T. l. MESICK.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
u II. WARNER, Auotioneer,
LIE street, opposite Masonic Temple.

rhkk22SISSGhs Ts!Rsl$$so55R s!s$E
NkTi6NkL a4TkE. N' o'o''. N"
Under the pSSvi:i0ns Of the win Of Mary Muller,
sHsT HT sSs sR S il,O A. .afs,'n is Sn aGs 80
or ha me nsssrea s
IN square or reservation "B, ;, in the city cfwash
Vii, IL s
brick building. now occupied for business and
Ts1%. of ~ Sns third in cash. Of which 800
mus. must be paid a. The sal. sale, The dsisyrSa Pay
ss% Ss S ssa e , Ss
q Es T &c s sT 5 .s fss sSs
.p,. wrn.s. WIN !. sSES~aif. S$xsPa ittsss.ss zss
l. EsTHTE 3T TiE PtIApEENsBQI9 IGRN;
IiRiiEdRlE IiRiERESpf% SS aS, sGii,ssHt. sist IN THE Dis
sS Gssrs e .4s SSsSs G1 tnt s
'ST Il Is
Peter Ct al; are defendants, iNo. Sisi, Eq.,J the
ni'rses@ s on 3sSS Biz nSS1H %s1 & Sn sAs e
O'CLOCK M, all that certain real estate In said cause
IN more sGn1 IN esy
tain deeds rseoTded IN certain Of the Land Record
{, ,,;l rSo Al 4 4, foIs =, sps
parcel containing one hundred (iooJ acroc. more or
less, which lcs east of tract OF land of hun
Ter 70 tHc Unitsd s,stea ioa he Reform @ school, IL
ssssssa N Ssss %sSns !.
ton COUNTY. D;n. The ,aid 100 and $50 acres TO-
lies on the east side Of the turnpike road from
WssS,inE'91 r city 70 ana being
ihe beginning point of said 100 acres, more OF
less is nt the end Of line drawn east 2i0 perehes
perches being the north lipe " thirty 1907 foot
road reserved for aceegs Va said 100 acres.
Terms Of SSis; One fourth OF the purchase money
In sasp, aud the residue In three equal is
at SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest
At eight 49, per centun per annuin, secured by 4
ofthe purchaser. Two hundred doisrs tSsooJ to be
aepSstea Win @ 'he y tns purchaser As soon
the teri.s QtsAle asenot complied with within ave
DAYS, tile Trustees are authorized to make resale
sad real estate upon slx days notice, At the risk
| WOODBURY. WHEELER,
No, aaD Hopr-snd-a-half street,
ANUREW Y. BRADLEY, Trpsteas.
| Webster Law BUILDING
| ID, near Sixth street,
| YOUNG MIDDLETON.
apf-td tstarl Auctioneers.
r H. WARNER. Auctioneer. street, oppo.
| LIE site MaROnic Temnla
National Republican., 1877-04-23
r EA ky 90 >.

EAKY ROOFS.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly water-tisht
both as TO rain and snow water; DAMP WALLS
also made dry, by thoroughly applying IRON
CLAD PAINT and IRoN-CLAD CEMENT.
United States Capitol, upon the public buildings
for eight years. and Is pronounced by him to be the
best and most durable paint in the world. lis
National Republican., 1877-04-23
JOE PRINTING.

""e
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
BOOK AND JOB
BOOK AND JOB
BOOK AND JOB
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING DEPARTMENT.,
PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
PRINTING DEPARTMENT,
PRINTING DEPARTMENT..
Corner Pennsylvanla avenue and Thirteenth st.,
washington, D. c.,
Has the very best facilities for doing
BooKAND JOB PRINTING
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
BOOK WORK.
BOOK WORK.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Hook Depart
ment is unsurpassed In Its extent and facilities by
any Printing House in this or any other city for the
prompt and expeditions execution of orders for all
kinds OF
BOOK PRINTING AND BINDING.
Also,
PAMPHLETS OF ALL KINDS,
LAW GASES,
CONSTITUTIONS.
BYLAWS,
CATALOGUES,
PROCEEDINGS OF CONVENTIONS, &c.
PLAIN AND FANCY BRANCHES OF
PRINTING.
Orders for
Receipts, Notes, Checks,
Coupon Bonds, Note-hcads,
Letter and Blll.heads, Drafts,
| Business and Wedding Cards,
Visiting and Invitation Cards,
Diplomas and Certificates,
| Ball Ticketsland Circulars
Programmes,
| Posters,
Handbills,
Catalogues,
| Labels Of all Kinds, &C., SC,
Promptly Filled and on Reasonable Terms.
We Make q Specially of
SHOW WORK.
by the Aid Of our Improved Machinery we Gu
print tho
LARGEST MAMMOTH POSTER
and the
SMALLEST DoDGER.
Once,
COR. PA. AVE. AND THIRTEENTH 81
i'll Second Floor.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
FsSi stsE zaa n cz4AFgshHsss y ss,sisa shAE

The Conmissionars Of the vrsedman's savings
and Tru1 Company viii teil at public auction, In
'front.' Of the premises, on wEDNEsDAf. yure 6,
real otate situste at the corner Of Pennsylvanls
avenue and Tineen-and-a-ha street,
ofr2sIT5 Ei sTExA TIE A2RRyhs Xs 2b ThE
to wit; Lots and part OF lot q In square, n.
frontinE is feet 70 inches on PennsylvanlA avenue
and IL 1eet on Fineen-a a-hslf street. and con-
taning 2. est square feet There Is q z-foot alley In
The Improvements eonsi.t Of . four-story and
mAnsard roof ire e-proof building. with bssement,
Seneca sandstone front. and known As the
FREEDMAN'S BANK BUILDING;
Also, alarEe two-story frame building with la roof
.'H Ts! trSs sss dssl,s ~. oes
ar.s aoor ssiek Il h Inc otcupsney ofiSs Commits
.loneIs Il Z nov under ieases assresstins an annual
Al sesai.,e plat Of the pssuises will he exhibited
Terms, One third cash, ana the residue In equal
annual instsm ents OF one and two years, with In
terest a. elxht per cent per annum. secured BY
ae.d Of trust on the property sold. or all cash, At
A dsposit Of two per cent. required on acceptance
Of bid, and all conveyancing 70 be at cost OF pur-
Terms to- be runy eomplisA with within seven
the risk and cost Of Tic defsuliipI pltehss.I q '
kastEf ESESiSS
pany. mhu-Cuf6ds.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
u II. WARNER, Auctloneer. " street, oppo-
LIE site Masonic Temple.

~ W itpuest VI tue ptrty becufeu tneftDN. we
On WE6SEspxY Gsys VT 0 at o;Siosf I'll t ), n',
S 5e. q to >"
nmhnrna Lo1 ngmpeTsd ,rn NerlSSr ga In reservation
II ron sso 9. 'ts s ssaE
aaa d: sns
s;ss 900 IN cash: n and the s;s'sacs a. t-s,ye
purchaser bearing interest At the rate OF six per
~ deed oitass on The property sold viii be taken
a assG ass s e. 9: hs
Term: % y ssSptlSd with in seven days. either.
at and cost s Of S
chaser '''r nfS aefE ffsff.lSS%iH
,.u,v,,, J. t. ooLBwxLL.
apis-ThsMSds 5alesmsn.
CfHsssiSSSS SSt $ Sns ASSsfaHSE
a' 81 dStEkSoE $GE Efs$a kaFHfR B.
rsse isS aay DE
ETn S ag Sooio .nS ShSrsn Cm
Cooke aud others are defendants. the same being
aGa aese sS pssa q. a'qPpsSSs IL he
s%S ia saa % WIZ ss as a's n aasSn ss
day oi May Is7. a. O'Clock in tle. afternoon the
wSS S %ats. Of ana
Commencing on the southeast corner OF W ashing-
ton and Stoddart streets; running thence southery
drel and three and nine feet; thence easery
at right ang IS to Washington street one hundred
and twenty feet; thence Gaftherly and parallel with
Washington street eleven and nine-tenths feet;
norSys Win oss
hpndred and nlnety-two feet to the south line OF
DIRT street westwardiy one hnadred and nity feet to
buildings and ippray tments thereon.
The mansian is large Italian yil.a, with impos,
By a high belyedere or observatory. 1t CONTAINS
about twenty-three roQns all artistieally frescocd.
On the main floor are library with richly carved
large dining ronin buter's pantry, and store room.
all conneev9 by nne hall. The house contains al
the modern improvements. including hot and cold
licrs.
The grounds are enclosed by an Iron railing with
granite base, and are ornsmeL ted by shade and
fruit trees, . stone fountain and stone ana gravel
walks There u large press-brick stable ON thI
p.smisas, Som Piete IN its sapPoin,mI;snts. .,,,,
one Iquse Of the property. Tho neiEhborhood Ii
| The peri on who has charge OF the house will per.
| nit any one calling there TO inspect II.
S ss ~ e ,Ss Sne
chass money 10 cash. the residue In three equal pay
nents At one two and three years from day OF sale
the deferred payments 70 be secured by the notes o
the purchaser bearing six per cent. Interest," with
surety turetius be approved by the <rustee (o
| all cash at purohas"r's option.) The trustee will
rsreryea Hen ON the PROPERTY until the whole pur
A deposit ef 200 Will be required when the prop
All at pss, Gf ne ,PgSSshssSr
THOMAS DOwLiNG,
| apl0-ThsatruSds Auctloneer,
National Republican., 1877-04-23
LUMB Err.

LUMBER.
WhEATLEi BRuThERs, :
I.uMBER YARDS,
LUMBER YARDS,
GEORGETOWN, d. u,
no CORNER SEVENTH AND u srREETA
mhle-u wAsHIHoroa, D. Q.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
BOARDING.

SUMnER B0ARDERs.EFEEsoNs Wish.
= ING 70 and hiss. Sry: hs.,,hy locsl,,X e
nrn north o. nrllng.ons .Ssre, With psess.ns
conform as 8 sodasste expense, In fuh view OF
the Capitol snd city, and cnly three miles dis
va .tssug Ss sss e vs. TSs .plI
Gn0 q STREET FOR
OOO rent pleasant south noat rooms, With
board. either transient or permanent: also, table
soefu. y q AP.-u
ON VOC AND -Es FuURrEENTH ST,
OO1S opposite FrApklin sauAe-for Ent-
NandsosheH Furnished ROohb. with Board: Also,
hrst-class table board. apis-tm
COZ d STREET NoRTHw EsT-ROOM
OO1 and 30 ARD z and p per week, secornins
% IoSa,ion . OF room IfAnsent " per dAy, y,,,na,s
A7c PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAL
f s' ILL., ~ 20 ~. Sssss, e0sL n
~ dAf.' fita
VyKEMONT HOusK, OORNER sEooND
J. strref and lhdiapa avenpe-Rstes for room
ssS ~. so.Fd e Bs, a.rso R ~; ss;asS, ~ pf.
Mviy nrni.hed, heated vith steam, and h The
dsi - r. HILL. ProprietoS.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
COOKS AND srArIoNkRY.

SPsINd BOOK LIST.
os 4. Ss & =. J. tts xsy.. w ;s:, rs; q
S.s.saa E ps.,s! i..ss;aiss ss: .sa
fsRfsss Rss:. aS aiss,,ss issss; S ,ss. Es;Iss,ss.
% EsionsI I.Ms. Sr,mn, q; shsispss5s ron .n
Fre~ Dawn 70 Eoon, Violet ,sne, p v; beep-
haven. sarah y. Jewett, q =; Two Men Of Sandy
NEW rRENCH 6OOKs-
A LOT OF NEW CHROkOS JUST RECEIVED.
Books In Cloth Binding At the Uniform Price Of
Fiiy Cents Cro9ue, in Large Variety.
SOLOMONS 4 CHAPMAN,
apSl-u Sl Peansxlys saia Asenue
National Republican., 1877-04-23
BILLI4RDa.

BILLIARD TABLES.
Best ~ Use, Balls, I Pth, Cues
ind everything anperhlnilg W
Billiards at lowest price,. HAv-
Ing the largest stock ant finest
facilities for manufacturing,
orders can be promptly allied.
Good second-hAnd tables cheap,
The Billiard Cue, an II lustra'sd
newspaper, sent rree on applioa-
tion. n. w, COLLBNbER,
lIss Broadway, N. y.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
MERoHANrs' LINE or STEAMSHIP
v4sHIsa1oH HsafsssxV spsssxV YpaA

.ssa si.II SIsss 4 E; NO. \ Sj sssssp VIZ II
oiious; Lave ssv forf. sfua pisr Il, EAst riyer.
Monday EVENING" Alexandrts Tuesday eornlns
For further tk,rnatioa apply 70 y, r. A. DEN
SSkS Nv. THOMPSON. Pr~~,S.,,
National Republican., 1877-04-23
BALFAMM2pESEk NJ Sktk4 Aap pSBE1E oHI2 EAhE2AD. ARssR
HATIdNAE LINE AND ssa6Rff RoUTE

RALriMoBE AND OHIO RAMRoAD.
HAfioNAh A-iNh 70 ASp tse Shohf hooih
NORTH, War, NOafswssr AND SOUTHWEST.
JANUARY II, iST. 8. y. IN.
LEAvE WASHINGTON.
Son a. H., Baltimore and way stations.
1;oos. m, baltimore, Annapolis and way stations.
n rpp. Of rS sSSss and md Tfy Ro.,a stations
ns q only s.STPn stations
prss,; f,st;bars' hsssf;toSs .ad v.iisY nrsneh.
:iS!,S l, u, s4i,l%ose express. On sunday for
SsS S1 Gss .sssss, e % On
'ias MS !. u NJ Rsii%oIs md WV WV stations.
E. % % IT, Frssa:ip hsS.s sisp.s p%as stations
.I:sp. IN, Balio., Annapolis and way stations.
hsi%Srs snS sn6 Soiags. gag s,s'sas sasIe,.
T;.S p. m, ~ Louis. and Cincinnati express.
Trains asftsd' d.iiy; ofSsr trains daily s.esp,
WAsHtNaroN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
uhars .HsssSEsrs2 .HssS,t y II srersH,Ss
"' hAAf koAhEb a,SS shSRfi' IsS sSSDA'
.s1 n .sa 30 % saS s Lee. sa'
I'd s sssss Y i;;, !. Essaa aii \. .ad ;: Gs.s.
sSins n nan pa.. ins asss:Sgs spSs
kiexAndIta GB .. IN. and 3:ib D. o., srd ~sst.
uktan ~ SEQ q. m. and 3;Sp D. m.
Sls.sas S% ssAafS -. % @ an,
Potomac railroad station ats q. m. and p. m,
20 through 10 Round Hili without change OF cars.
The s;I0 =. m. train ffem Alexandria and I2;s1
q. train from Round Hill connect Al Round Hi
ile, Berryvile and Winchester; also, With Resmer'
i.ine Of Coaches, which 'sav' '''sshnrg '.NV ="
Both Trains W estwArd make close connection a
Dourt-House.
Commutation tickets. . oentl per nile, 4nnu,
1okets, 20. II. II. HAyREHI
sunkF General Tlah~t AGENT
National Republican., 1877-04-23
SrElMSRIP LINES.
IEzzE EHz
NAIL sTEAMKE
roR QUEEpsTows AND LIyKRPooL.
% - sailing from New YORK ss follows.


ousT o. sRussrLs. Saturday. April n. At noon.
orr or BERLIN. saturday, April n sP. n.
-Ctrr oFCuEsrER. Saturday, Nay IAN.
CITY or MoSrRrAL, Saturday. Nay 4. 1P. n.
crrr OF RICHMOND, Saturday. Nay 10. sf. n.
sticd ups and The stsieropms isrrr .ad psrfsctiy
,sSsssi .iss..ss sssss ~ ssrs . is.sa % soi.s sss s
ss.s. sSssias. raepss Ga,ss ssa.eiss, ps.ssfsrs.s
oeil. spssioss pIc@essds ssefs, ie.. Ie.'
sssss oi - [ sss az sss 4 seis. s seeers,.s to
Hs..s fi,p e.ss .sS ~ SSs sosae e"n
is soHS HI .. - baIs. BI.f = Assns aseea ''''
nts-xm n sroadvsy. New Yorh.
FoR soRreIE4 Hsp 4uEE EqsSTREss seUREs MONROE
!;,.si Ss.g; :s;;ss: ss, ssG:.sSsSS
so.sos Ss!Fif ssa ffsn w '''-ns '''
Returning, leaves Norfolk fUEsDAYs and
E,OR POrOMAo RIVER LANDINGS.
e Steamer ]. ". THOMPSON tCaptAin john Z.
SSd ls,ys; hsr HhsIf f9Ss x s.Is street, s
: "1s M. 1os Coz Cone sn1.r: ssxTftRbSrs !. d.
| oS Ourrtcmsa ard Lecnssds;as-.
ies ssasssr{ 'oess,sg ce%psa%s. ~ kooS I. Hs,Io- %
=, % sGss cs esis:I Ssss ss
. sss .; .'s'si %fss.s: s kpsy, r,-
asHg ), S.a;E 4 ,ss :ssss per- sss.s..,
hif n o. CCin ELtY. Aren't.
National Republican., 1877-04-23
HOTELS.

TRYING HOUSE, CORNER OF EIGHTH
4apd y street north pleasant roons. Table
board 70 per month. Whzfu
INPERIAL HOTE. BILLIARD ROOM,
= last opened with eight new tabiesi phslan .
Cohender eushiona- j. T. PlEkCk
uois-H Ptoprietor.
0HERMAN HoUsE.-A FIRsr- stAss
- 'PRiVkTE HOTEL. 4ootns ed spite or sInsie.
.ssss. Sss. rs H ed as TSlrG .,rsst & jS. ss5ss
Bennsyiy ami. Ayenue number OF elegant rooms
q pspnlAI prtees. mhl2-u
National Republican., 1877-04-23

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIUEUF COKE
fElLvsRED To ALL PAR1s OF rHEDr'
National Republican., 1877-04-23

AT THE SAME RATE
National Republican., 1877-04-23

MOUNT vEREgs-IoMB oF WASH.
N n9TON.
me stsAmes ARROw,. Captain PRANK HoL.
L1NYshxAA,, Leaves he bsysnth-ssress wharf
Eossd tiip q. t,sl.ai,s sani..soa 70 n..ae. 40
National Republican., 1877-04-23

M 0'H"
sipai. ssis-u
National Republican., 1877-04-23

=. .ensduls. Full load Of % sasnsls foI = .,
National Republican., 1877-04-23

Apply TO once ofwAshinK Kton aAsliaht Company.
Brsath sreet northwest, III First street
-ssl or 20 no Bridse street esorEstsue. . {
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21
Ask Yourself these Questions.

Are you a dependent sufferer from
Sick Headache, Habituai Costiveness,
Paipi,atien IF the Heart? Have you
Dizziness OF the Head? Is your Nervous.
System depresseds Does your Blood
circulate badly? Have you a Cough.
Low Splrits2 Coming UP Of the food
after eatiugs &c, &c. All Of these aud
much more are the direct results Of Dys.
pepsia, Liver Complaint and Indigestion.
Green's August Flower is now acknowl-
edged By all Druggists 10 be a positive
cure. 2,400, 900 bottles were given away
TIME U. s. through Druggists to the
| people as q trial. Two doses will satisfy
any person Of its wonderful quality in cur
ing all forms Of Indigestion. Sample
bottles 10 cts, Regular size IS cts. Sold
| positively by NIL first-class Druggists ia
tgs United States. 4
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21
THE SUN.
1878. NEW YORK 1878,
1873,

As the time approaches for the removal of sub
scrip,ions THE SUN would remind It's friends
and wellwishers everywhere, that 1t Is again 0
candidate for their con sideration and support.
Upon its records Of the pas ten years H. relies
for q continuance Of the hearty sympathy and
generous cooperation which have hitherto been
extended to It from every quarter Of the Union
The Daily Sun Ia q four pags.sheet Of 70 col-
price by mail, post paid, s. cents a mouth.
or $50 per year.
The Sunday edition Vi u. Tas sun is 40 eight
page sheet Of 50 eyiuEns. While giving tho news
o. the day, II also contains. . large amount Of lit
erary and miscellaneous matter specially prepared
for II. The Sunday sun has met with great sue
cess, Post paid xi.a q year.
The weekly SMn.
who does not know TnE WEEKLY SrNs 1t cir
cnlates throughout the United States. the Cana.
aas, and beyond. inetyihonssnd families greet
It's welcome pages weekly, and regard II In the
light OF guile. counsellor, and friend. Its news,
editorial. agsle nitnrsl and literary Department.
make Il essentially Journal for the family and
ahe iireeide.- ms: One dollar I yest. posl paid.
This price, quality considered, makes 1t thu
cheapest paper Published. For clubs VI ten,
with ti0 cash, We wi send an extra ceps free
Address RubaIsher Of III sun.
New York City.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21
Astonishing Success.

It is the duty of every person who has
used RoscunE's GERMAN SYRUP to let
its wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in facial throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without immediate re-
lief. Three doses will relieve any case
and we consider it the duty of all drug
gi.ts to recommend it to the poor dying,
consumptive, at least to try n bottle, as
10000 dozen bottles WI re sold last year
and no one case where it failed was re
ported. Such a medicine as the GERMAN
SYRUP cannot be too widely known
Ask your Druggist about it. Sample
bottles to try sold at 10 cents, Regular
|4ize rs cents. For sale by, III. II. BLAIR
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

The Hoo AND CATTLE TRADE.-We
were surprised when we came to examine
into the matter of the extensive opera
tions Messrs. Beggs, Murphy Dc Fauss,
are carrying on IN the buying aud ship.
ping hogs and cattle. They are paying
out to our farmers from four to five hun.
bred dollars per day for stock. and they
have now on hand in their yards and
pens, three or four Car loads Of hogs and
cattle. A glance into their hog pens will
conyihce you at ouce that Dakota is not
only a good grain raising country bat
also equally as well adapted to pork rails.
ing. They have as fine a lot ST h,a,,a, :, ~
.ttf.E 49, ~va In any cothitry.
There are oycra hundred iit ones that
will weigh from 800 TO over 500 pounds
aDiece.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

THE PARTICULAR Quite a severe
shock of an earthquake, was experienced
in this city on lsst Thursday, at about
II 40 ia the forenoon, which created con-
siderable ola sensation among our citizens
The vibrations seemed to come from the
northwest, aud the peculiar sensation aud
effect IF the shock was universally felt
by those who h opened to be Inside of
the buildings. 1t scemedas if same mon
strous animal had taken hold of this ball
of ours, and was shaking it mp hike a dog
would a rat. The plastering was injured
in several buildings in the city, and loose
articles, such as bottles, glass ware, dishes,
ETC., danced a regular jig. Every body
seemed to have a wonderful desire to go
out doors and sec what the matter was,
and nearly every building in town was
simultaneously emptied. The shock
lasted al the way fgaM ten seconds to
I've minutes, Some say twas about ten
seconds and others vow that the shaking
contimedf yd minutes. Al any rate, it
was y very decided affair, aud slerc were
but few who did not exp erience it,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

THE Teachers Institute now in session
at the new shchool house in this city, Is
progressing spicldidly, a very large mum
Der being in attendance, ard much inter
est is being manifested. AS WI have said
before In these columns, a new impetus
and new life aud vigor seems to have
taken hold Of the citizens of the Territory,
in regard to educational matters, since
the advent of Ter. Supt Caten into tue
Office he now 50 admirably and efficient
~ fills. County SuperinteIdeits, School
Officers. Teachers, and the people gener.
ally, seem to take hold OF educational
work with u will ard energy that has
almost entirely been lacking in the past.
We are glad and fell proud of this state
of Thugs. Education is tue foundation
rock of ail good governments, and civil
lied institutions, and If we do not lay
we'll our foundation, the structure topples
and falls. So let us look well to our
educational institutions, and cherish them
as our only relief from the evils of bad
government and barbarism.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

How often we hear the above remark
during these extreme changes of weather
Colds, Coughs and Sore rnroats were
acver more prevalent among children
tian now Now we are going to urge
you to Try "A remedy which has excited
by physicians all over the
country. who acknowledge their surprise
at the wonderful and happy results from
its use. That remedy is the well knotyn
preparation, HALE'S COUGH ColiDI.
AL Your own druggist, ii. ii. Blair,
viii tell you that it is the best cough
medicine he ever sold and will warrant
Il cure ar return your money to you in
ease of a failure after using one half the
bottle. 1t Is very pleasant TO the taste,
making it very desirable remedy for
children.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

! Our school, house is completed, and
our schools will begin their session next
Monday morning in their new quarters.
The building Is one that any community
might feel proud of and for convenience
and cnmfu1tit cannst bescxceIicd III the
Territory. 1t is Al by 4S with 24it posts
and each story is divided into two rooms.
The rooms on the upper foor are con
nccted by folding doors which can be
! Each room is seated with the latest aud
bcst~ approved ,iesks, and has alt the con.
vciliences of black beard, maps, globe
&c. Our School Board consisting OF
Judge Blair, r. W. Smythc aud J. A.
WALLACE, deserve the highest praise for
their untiring efforts to secure SO beauti-
full and desirable a building, and rs all
Of their labor Ia g,atuitous, so much
NOR c deserving Of tlaisks aud comi!.en.
f1iatihn are they for their successful efforts
EThe builders, Messrs. Wilson 4 Quick,
did their work we'll and did il honestly
There isalo iotcll work nor poor material
in the building, and they have earned
the reputation Of first class mechanics
The scilpol Board Intend building goot
plank walks to tho. building. fipm eacl
side. aud IN the. spring the sehool yart
will be graded aud filed with trees
The total cost oftfr 6silding seating sc
lwill be NJ than sa50oso0.
y, ia --r
n Al New line ofa Ladies CI0aks Jus
reccivedsat Bsggs'. Do not fail to Sc
them If you wish to see something chear
,,.s ! asa sss.ssss ss@ s.ss5ss. Ns 80 =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

ONE Of the most pleasant and enjoy.
able parties of the season took place at
the residence Of Hon. Alex. Hughes, in
this city, on last Saturday evening. The
new addition to his house having been
enclosed and a floor In, music was ut
hand ard daLcing and merrinent gener.
ally re'gned supreme until nearly twelve
o'clock. @ s4y
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

PROF. WERNLI, Of lie Mars, arrived in
the city on Monday afternoon, and took
charge Of the teachers rinstitutc now in
session at the new school house. The
Prot. is an intelligent, practical gentle
man, and We feel warranted in saying
the labors Of the week, in tile institute,
will result in much practica! benifit to
our teachers. Prof. Wernli is at home in
conducting an institute. ~ :
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

Hons. A. HUGHEs aud J.. A. Wallace,
have gone to Ponca, Neb., to attend court.
They are retained in an important case
over there wherein Mrs. ]. s. Hughes has
sued Fred I. Gould for ID, 1000 damages
for the killing of her husband some time
ago, Messrs, Hughes and Wallace Of
this place, CAN'T aud Healy, of Ponca,
conduct the prosecution.