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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-11

H.sF.
Mr.. e. r. BARNERns<6a M6iIy left
on Tuesday evening for their new
home in the West. They locate in
Jasper, Jasper comfy, Mo. May pros
perity attend them. -. ,-.
"LoN" BEAN, the butcher, whose
market is in the basement room at tho
corner Of Empire Block, slaughters to-
day splendid fat steer weighing H.
543 pounds. Tho lovers Of good beef
will govern themselves accordingly.
Mrs. POLLY N. M.BUTLER,da ,daughter-in-
law of VIM. M. Butler of this place,
died suddenly at Westfield, N. Y, on
Saturday last, aged 80 years. The re-
mains were interred in the Rootstow wn
cemetery on Tuesday. "a
HENRY s. FAssETT,- of the firm ef
IL s. Fsssett & Co.. Of Cleveland
Manufacturers Agents of the famous
Geo. Steck Pianos, Of New York, aud
prOprietOrs of FAssett's Cleveland Or
gan, is here in advance OF thcir brigade
of salesmen. Fassett's success is all
owing TO. fair dealing aud superior
goods. ,is.loq -, ...!I IA ,a
p. CLARK, in Fret National Bank
Building, has splendid stock of new
Boots and Shoes of the latest styles
for the spriDg trade, which he is pre-.
pared to sell at the lowest prices.
Don't miss the opportunity to secure
bargains.
"A YOUNG man named +. Towns was
arrested Saturday on q warrant by Jim
Garrison, charging Towns with per-
jury in swearing to the age of hia (Gar-
rison's) daughter, whom Towns mar
ried, >. short time ago. In obtaining
iheI lieense. T0wns being excited, of
course, 9 wore that iBs young lsdy was
Of sge. Such was not the case, and
the enraged parient had his bran new
son arrested. Towns remained in Jail
until Monday when his examination
before Justice Reed, was to take place.
H. o. G. Cher old gentleman) not sp-
pearing (having relented) Towns was
discharged.
P. S.-We wish the young couple
prosperity, and hope that many little
Gay71soned 2'O,ons may grow up
around them. ~ ttil IL
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-11

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we are now RECEIVING w our first Spring stock stool Of
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'r'ered from ne :. Aaste'n ''A,,l maflets.
Look a. % onf ~ new SIahmeies 81. before Doying.
good all Cashmere at s''s 'sass-
good stoek s. OF low priced
/ 'DRESS aiGO0DSl
90 ''i''.7
a. Jul Ap'e""'"
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We can show nearly cord of Hosiery. At ali
81 - - S'@ prices. "oi =
Ho" % can buy r.,. l...e ., ee.a asaYssa,1 aaYsr.''.
al'..aii,i io5dfn7 b gRed aayi i Il
N EW GASS1MERES
..~.l. sqsa A.low pr,ess. !, sssss :
we VIII soon open . Large ssock oi a
1DrT6 q
az. l..,u.u,s ;!.-.e aasl l.s.li 10
&c 4ls 91S9f aslfW .sla sfaT3F7f.iEf : Il
'ss more money = = ss.,, Ss' 's',F' hs''',
lad s65 oini s93ew rHosr w41dT >.
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,lul1gI Alt sialu hll5l, ld1il tt9luSi
Sometb;no pev and desirable
.hsf,ls;e A new stockil t,lHase
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A~edesO eSleAO4S
at low prices
Will soon receive slendid stock
m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DON. fail to i. our Nv, curtain Fixtures.
We will soon receive .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-11
Don't Miss this Chance.

You car, get Strawberry Plants, Rasp-
berry, Blackberry, &c, yERYS CrIHAP.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-11

fsscENKTERY GATES open from kI0ar \. \
/ till sEvKH p. n. until further notice.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
SUSAN DICKIE'S SANITY.

AS already stated in the HERALD the matter OF the
distribution Of the estate OF the late Patrick Dckie
Is pending before the Surrogate. There Is also
pending side issue In the matter before a com
missioner involving tho sanity OF MISS Susan Dckic
ono Of the heirs. The estate amounts III all 10 about
5000 OO0 Of which Miss Dckie Is to receive onc-sixth
She has been SIX years the Blooming gdale Asy
ium Notwithstanding some OF her friends that
she is sane, and to determine this question is the
purpose Of the appointment Of tho present commits
sioner
The only witness examined yesterday was DR.. Will
lam A. Hammond. lie Vas decidedly in favor of the
theory OF Miss Dickio's sanity. When ne visited her.
he said, be ound dimnutve in body and expected
to find her dImnutIve IA mInd, but on the latter
point he was disappointed. Alter conversing with
her tor about hour various subjects he became
that though not OF remarkably strong mind
she was not OF unsound mind. He asked her u she
which shc made reply that she thought It would soine
what affect the nina OF any nave been confined
six a0d a half years among insane persons. Wuh
this the Doctor agreed.
s'Can she distinguish between right and wrongSn
inquired counsel Toe answer was that she clearly
could was remarkably conscientious woman ana
undoubtedly responsible for her acts.
els she 1T subject 10 be confined in lunatc asy-
lum ?'' again asked COUNSEL
s'No; oh, no" WAS The response OF the witness
Alter some iurther testimony on cross-examnation,
which did not vary the subsnce Of tnat gvcn the
direct, tue commission adjourned.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
JERSEY LIQUOR LAW.

meeting of the Hudson County Liquor Doalers'
Association held yesterday afternoon az the Ave-
nue. House, Five Corners, Jersey City Heights Mr..
Lembeck, president OF the association In chair.
Mr. William d. DAILY, counsel OF the association,
present Tho president announced that, owing "a
the extraordinary measures IN contemplation against
the liquor dealers by combination Of the temperance
societies, some decisive acton should be taken as
counter movement long debate followed, and
1t finally, resolved TO instruct tho judi
CARY Committee 10 'pedge the last dollar" to do
feat any further legislation against the liquor interest
Members then paid the Of $500, maxi
ing total OF nearly $4,000 The resolution calling
the counsel 10 prepare bill oil Indictment or
spracy against Oliver Cot,cr, Jonn W. Burnett and
EleazGr Hull passed unanimously.
The Bayonne liquor dealers have commenced in
earnest the war against thor opponents. fund is
being raised Tor the purpose OF procuring evideuce
agains those persons WHO were instrumental in pro-
curing evidence against liquor dealers by means OF
suborned perurers Ex-senator incld states that he
has Information in his possession winch will
probably coHsign OF the city officials to
the State Prison. As tor the liquor dealers ha
s Determined TO silt the case oil Scanlou, The nformsr
TO the bottom, and II the latter should turn States
evidence against those who suDorncd aud incited him
Mr. Winfield will ask for nolle prosequi on tho
charge oi perjury against Seaman.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
COLUMBIA COLLEGE AND The, PUB
Lie SCHOOLS.


story having boen put IN CIRCULATION 10 the effect
that Columbia College had offered 10 receive and
graduate ~ many eaudepts might be sent to that
institution properly qualified. from the public schools.
a. total cost OF 500 Tor each student. HERALD
reporter was Instructed TO investigate the correctness
OF tho statement, inasmuch as II well founded It
seemed 10 offer some slight Tor the abolition Of
the New York College on The score OF economy.
Mr. Samuel B. Rugges member Of the Board Of
Trustees Of Columbia College. seen al his resi-
dence He said that NO proposal had ever been made
TO take any students at reduced IN other The
Academic School the School OF Mines. The
fees IN the former department amount TO 500 per
year and only the expense OF tuition, do also
those OF the School OF Mines which amount TO $500
per year
Mr. kuQgies said that the School OF Mines mas
ample ccommodaton Tor q largely increased number
Of students, but not for 800 more The academic de-
partment is already pinched Tor room aud could
take any considerable number moro The present
force OF lnsuctors wVula DO Insulhoent n tho nun-
per Of students should be largely increased; but the
diculty He iurther that the trustees Of Colum-
bia College had taken oIlcial c0gnIzlnce Ol the
movement 10 abolish The New York College, and in his
opInion. would not DO so. Thcy, far he knows.
entertain lerings OF esteem and respect for last
named Institution ana Tor Its officers. They think II
valuable establishment and that want OF the
community Hc thinks they will do In that could
be understood tcuding 10 Bjure Nov York Col.
tan OF any educational institution uuIe the cause
OF general iearning IN any way.
Professor Driser, The senior member Of the faculty,
was also seen by the reporter He estimated the cost
OF books and Other requisites for the academic course
at about $50 Tor the He not neard of any
proposal 10 cheapon the lees Tor any Class OF students
few studepts reccve, he saA free instruction each
year on proving nat they have not the means OF pay
IL
The New York herald., 1878-02-07

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ADOPT THE REPORT
OF IHE COMMITTEE REDUCING TEACHERS
SALARIES.
AT the regular monthly meeting of the Board OF
Education yesterday afternoon there large audi
OF teachers, mostly ladies, who listened with the
greatest interest 10 the report oi the Committee
Salaries and Economies and the debate which followed.
The City Superintendenps report stated that during
January were he'd in the schools OF the
Fourth, Tenth and Nineteenth wards with generally
commendabo results. The report referred 10 the
Committee Teachers. Tho superintendent ol Tru-
ancy reported that lo4s were Investigated by
tho agency OF the bureau during the month and that
$40 truants were returned TO the schools
communication from Professor George II. Curtis
IN favor of continuing musical Instruction In the
schools was referred 10 the committees salaries
and economy.
SALARIES ECONOMY.
The report oil the Committee Salaries and Econ
omy was read, recommending q reduction of six and
onehal per cent In the salaries OF tho female teachers
OF grammar schools, male department ten to 6ftecn
per cent, principals and vice principals, according to
size OF schools, from ten 10 twenty per cent II
suspended the special teachers OF and reduced
the salaries OF those retained onehrd per cent. Tho
report in full follows :--Princpals OF schools
having attendance ior the preceding year OF $50 or
less receive $225o; $50 10 800, $2250; 30l 10 500
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
WHlSKEY OR CHEMICALS?

The trial of the suit brought IN the United Slater
Court, Brooklyn, before Judge Benedict and a jury,
Tor tho forfeiture OF the bonds iurnishcd by John Ha
day. proprietor OF an alleged illicit whskoy distlcry,
which was seizod In February last in Williamsburg,
was continued yesterday The dele ndant testified
his own behall to The elect that was a chemist
and was engaged IN the anutacturc OF anaine ayes
snd did not oistl spiritA Tue will be continue
-dav
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
STILL A MYSTERY.

In the case OF James A. Christie, who died few
weeks ago IN Newark under circumstances that
puzzled the medical experts, the inquest was resumed
yesterday afternoon and concluded. The jury rem
dered the following verdict 1--WE mud that James A.
Chnstie came to death al the city Of Newark on
tue 23d day OF January 1875 aud alter the testimony
given by physicians and chemical analysis We
Ind that the positive cause which led the death Of
the ssa James A. Christie Is 10 this jury unknown
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
CESARI AND CETARI.

Tho Coroner yesterday held an inquest on the death
Of Francisco Cesar an Italian ragpickcr. OF No. a
Mulberry street, who was killed the oath u,im by
another Italian called Francisco Cotari CESAR was
struck on the head with club while in his room snd
II is said number OF friends we're present at the
time. The murderer escaped alterward and IL ~
supposed has loft tho CITY, Thcre were no witnesses
at The inquest tett could wond tell yth,nq abou
the case and alter hearug the evidence of the police
ofncer who assisted the wounded man to tho station
nouso, me Jury brought In verdict duplicating Cs.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
THE LAST DRINK.

Christian Jordon, German. Of Ninth avsnue and
Seventy seventh street, came home en- Tuesday in
intoxicated condition and was upbraded by mis- vile
Tor his constant drunkenness. Becoming exasper.
ated at her scoldng, he went TO cupboard and TAX.
Ing out quart bottle Of whskey, he drank tho entro
contents. Three hours ailerward no died
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
THE IIEDERKRANZ BALL.

Prince Carnival will proclaim his merry reign for
briei spell tonight Al the Lederkranz bail, In the
Academy OF Music The coming potentate has be-
iorenand boldly announced that his presence there
will be festivities usual, but has not been pleased
TO indicate thor precise nature. Beside the Prince
Her Royal Highness the princess Carnival 10 TO tako
her stand, and ''Lustren and Light have signicd
tnelr intention 10 brighten the occasion by their
presence After one O'Clock one Will be admitted
m
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
BROOKLYN'S EXCISE DEFICIENCY.

Joseph Leggett the abscondlng clerk Of The Brook
lyn Board Of Excise, still al large. all Efforts made
by the police 10 ascertain his whereabouts having
PROVED futile Cashier Wade, OF the L,conso Bureau,
has made thorough examination Of the books and
prepared sport showing the result OF iabors
which will be transmitted to The Board Of Adermeu
at thoir meeting Monday next. The deficiency
amounts to several thousand dollars, but tho DgureG
could not q asCe rtaiued,
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
THE ARION BALL.

Preparations are making Tor the masked ball OF tho
Arou Society, which takes place at Gmore's Garden
Oh February Il The principal feature Will be mon
ser procession representing the foes Of the day by
over one thousand persons clothed In grotesque cos
tunes Dr. Leopold Dam rosch and his iul orchestra
OF over Que hundred and hny performers will supply
the muse Tue sale OF tickets thus lar has large,
aud expected that over fifteen Thousand persons
will be present
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
"HUMAN VARIOUS. q"

The remains Of two more skeletons-two skulls
leg, arm and thigh bones--wers found by workmeu
yesterday afternoon while digging the foot Of East
fourth street. Tho two previously found we're
unearthed on the 30th OF Jsnuafy II is nyw fup-
posed that the around 10 the Site Gran old ccheterY.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07

The minutes OF the last meeting amended To
read So 90 per night for the ncpals OF the evening
schools aud 50 Tor the teachers, instead OF 81 50
ana 81.
Commissioner Wickham said that he believed that
he something about tie municipal departing ents
aud that nowhere Underline city government was less
work gwen for he salaries paid than in the very
building where tho Board now sat- There was the
superintendent OF fruancy, Chief Engineer OF the Do
partment, CLERK and draughtsmen and two inspectors
OF fuel, uether OF whom earned the money they
paid. Their Offices slnecures Tho Superiu.
tendeut Of Truancy to contradict Commissioner
wlcKham, but deferred his remarks, ana SAID 10
porter of The HERALD that Instead Of 400 scAoars
as stated by Mr.. wickham, had been returned
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
l87srRIPLE SHEET

nve years with their departments. and II IL hoped
that the Information derived from this source VIII ala
the ommittes In arriving the conclusions Desired.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
REPORT OF THE NEW YORK MEpIco-IseAI

SOCIETY ON THEIB SANITARY CONDITION.
Al the meeting Of tho Now York Medico.Legai So.
ciety, held last evening, at their rooms, in West
Tnirty-hrst street, Dr.. r. j. OSullivan, chairman
submitted the report Of tho special committee the
sanitary condition OF the public schools Of this city.
Thls report to bo transmitted 70 tho Medical So.
cicty OF the State Of New York.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30
1ZRYS-SnR E HIGaEs, .ftf3rSep,
SssEEFgEss sane.
Under sdecfae Of FORECLOSURES.

''-'- - ''
Eoticc is hereby given that n virtue % & cer-
G'tct court Of Union capnty Dakosa r]rrr;iJ": On
The luth day IF Janraty isIs, ordering tAe ssle q
certain premise hereinafter deco tiheU, wh,cL
ssid Judgement vas rendered IN !svor OF Van
Er3ut, BarhcV s Co, Sud against &puTpC fsBan
aud Maty : lyman ioG the sum u SIS 30 aHG COS .
aKed at Ss-f
Ard ssznby virtue ~ Il certain execution 70 no
directed and delivered and nov IN nY hsuds 10
sued oa; Of the clerks otice Of he district oourf in
And for the county Of Union under the haad Of
She clerk thereof aud the seal ~ SAID Court uDpE
she sfosrsaid Indictment sad deere ordering me
60 sell ssid properly 20 satisfy SD judgement.
l6!d CD the l2th day of JauuSry, 1873. }egg up
90 the f~uilowiue described resl Patue Of The said
ECHroe yuan and Mary =. TyHaa thai V dee
crib-d IN sa}d decree o fforecloS eRre 20 wit,
The northeast qusrt.r OF me sor'bos.t quarter
OF Section ten G0l III township nilely four ta4G
Rorta Of range lfty tS1}, west OF lh0 tb 7 NJ
situated in Union county, n3kots territory ana
being commanded both 70 said judcmen, ard exc
c1tto6 10 sell the same 10 satisfy said iHGFlneEt,
Interest. and cGpte and costs thai 3Sy acCrla.
Now, therefore. by virtue Of sud execution and
Judgment ! shall on the gcth day ut tellGsrH,
1898. 81 the hour Of one O'Clock ii The sftcreUua
OF said day, at the trout door ed the court house,
"a the city Of Elk paiGt, UuioG county. psEots
territory, proceed to sell said properly shove drs.
date 10 I 3l.49 Including interest end costs, aud
also to cover and satisfy all aGol mag costs and
dIsbu rs.mrnts, the same 10 be sold 10 the highest
And best bidder for cash.
Dated January 10Th, 1875 ~
WI. BEAUMONT sheriff,
BY A Bo,ER, Depa.y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30

THE ssscssprs IN the several townships
ia Union County met at the court house
III this city, last week, aud they agreed
upon this following rs q basis Of their
assessments for 1873.
Farm laad. First clnss, per acre Is 90
Sccood.elass, per acre. 80 to 1 Unin
proved, per acre. fl SO TO 81, Timber
land. from s2 20 O Horses, First class,
stallion, from 800 to 1870 Second.class
from SEQ 10 IS Third class $40 20 90.
Cattle Wofk oxen, first class. per yoke,
$50 Seoond class, per yoke, $40. Steers,
tosH years old, lsr yoke $50 Steers, three
years old, $40. Cows, SIC 10 Is each.
Two year I'D cattle, SIS 70 s each, Que
yes, ~oldeatslc, e3 ia . each. Wagons,
~ 70 so Hags, 80 II - each. Sheep,
Al each. Cultivated soil ou government
land, so cents per acre, and other inn
provements iherepa to be valued by the
Assessor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30
Manhood. How Lost, Flow RostQrGill

just Published q new edition OF ftr.
~ tuiysrSeilts Celebrated ss-~sy on
NANthe radical cure (withnut incidence Of
~Ae~ Sperlnstorrhos or Seminal weakness. Ia
voluntary Seminal Losses, lmpGlency, Mental
and Physical Incapacity, linpedimeDfs TO Mar
rage, etc: also, Consumption, Epilepsy and
eats, induced by sclf-indulgenec or sexual eX-
trsS4Tance, &c,
g..f pshishsa, in a Sealed Enselop. Price sig
ssSfs.
The celebrated author, in this admirable Eessy
ctesrix demonstrates, from n tair1S ,uarH sue.
eee"iui practices. that the a~isrnlinr consequences
OF seiaonse may he rsdicsily cured without fhe
asngerons use of inicrnsl medicine or tiie uppii~
eslion ofthe knife poin ing ont a mode Of cure
NJ once simple, certain, and ciectual, ~ ,Geans
q = hien every sntseref. no matter what hi- con-
tuion may ", may cure himself cheaply, pri.
vsiriy aud radically.
So This Lecture should be III the hands OF
sTssy youth and every man la The land.
sent aadar sea., ia a pain erSsiop, ~ an
ADDRESS, on receipt q six cents, OF two postags
stamps,
Address
The CulyerweIl MedtcRs 40.
IL ANA It, rev Work P . Ser ere
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30

REV. GLEAsos's lecture before the tenn
prraLce assoc inrion al the II z. Church
on iast sunday evening showed deep
tbonght and . ~thorongh Investigation Of
his subject. Rev. Gleason, although no. ~
hiiiiians as soroe, is a profound aod deep
thinker.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30

ONN Day last week we saw g mai
3ha ron aGG turn tie corner a. StoDEa'a
'ua11er yard, passing aeyeGu! laGtc3 teams
before reaching Shcafes yard. aud tfy;ag
u, F,ass aaolher he ran into a wood p;ia.
Anse knowles Carried the rear end q his
wagon sro1nd aatill il Was Free, when
tHe DRIVER exclaimed, HE win you have
synutbi'e, reaching oGt 5 p:,t ho't,e Of
wh}ssey at he ~eule tiaae reeeiriug &
negative reply he pat whip to his barscs
aGt. ras>cl ever The railroad track Wlth
the engine coming toNafj jia sni no;
mere tbsH ten feet distant We watch
Cd hi5u ont Of sight sr3 his team a ine
Que J WAS s;sll on a keen run Who will
Gay thai whish9y sint . curse to tbs,
MAJ. God p,ly The mai that sold the
poison to him.
TnE meeting Of tho Teachers hssocia
ton on Saturday was not very largely At
tended bat those present exhibited y
MARRIED interest in the work The after.
noon Fe.'ioo passed ptcasantly 10 and prof
itohiy 10 ail present, TIE evening ses.
sion lIad Il much larger atteHdsnce,
hut owing Il absence of some Of the
members, the programme could 90; hs
carried out IN fult Those who have
. 4T - - a. =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30

BApri.T SocIAsIE The LADIES' of toe
Baptst Church Wit hold = sacjtblU a.
the res,ierce of Mrs. =. ". Mile. on
Friday event;g nt this week, Al! aFy
cordialy iavited to attend
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30

fAsgToN has become i~afected with
the temperance movement, aud il 10
spreading rap'aIv The rihbou dealers
aJe ordering RED rjhhon by the cargo
let the good work go nn unt,, there will
not BE- u spot in The whole .apd free from
rue infection.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30

THcoD9rE TlLToH leatGred at Yapktou
lat Monday evening epon The Problem
Of Life" Almost any Old settler in Da
kata could cell what that is; but il he
lived in Yank;ap II would he Who war
be 'ur next governor" if he lived 10 al
most aay other section Of che Territory il.
Npuid be eWin the rrasshnppefs come
this year The n rthern Dskota people
might say, will congress vote to extend
the time Of the completion Of the North.
ern Pacific Ry,' and the Black Hills
might say "shsll We have a territory Of
o0f own" but say newspaper man would
without q doubt sey, How long will ii
he before eouio cuss ehoves off another
ocuntorfeit Thousand dollar bill On me"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30

CIV FORD, in, has been housed up
FIR tn ptst four or Ave days oa the sick
list. Ike Is c0nvtie4ciag now.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30

TEE County CotDall>sioner- will meet
at the court house on ne5t monday,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-01-30

IT will be seen by reference 10 the pub
ii.hea list Of nsuaes Of those signing the
pledge IL this city, that quite q large
number Of young men, and old ones tho,
who have been in the habit of taking q nip
Of the "%erster" frequently, have siaped
their natnes 90 the pledge AID dnnued the
red ribbon, They have NOT done this
uuder the pressure of excitement, but
have calmly sna deliberately determined
to turn over new lesf, We bid them
God speed IN this reform sAd hope ali
good citizens will encourage them to keep
their enrnest ard solemn pledge, Nay
the day h%aetea, aud we thtnk it is aln,Gst
here. when public opuion will be on the
side Of the temperance cansc-wl,en il will
net be considered a weakness 10 sign tie
pledge aud come boldly out for temper
anre ana right. When this STATE If
things prevail, there will be nc demand
fol- saloons, aud the natural conclusion il,
we will have none