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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

Cotton-Quiet and unchanged. Flour
Dull receipts 1900 bbls sales $1,000 bbls.
Wheat-Dull; receipts 237 900 bus; No. 2
red seller December at $l.O7X. Rys-Dull;
western at 5916Oc. Coma shade easier;
receipts ~, 900 bus; salss 80 900 bus At Is
1900 bus; saass q, 600 ~ at 29@32Kc for
mixed western; 2SK@s7c for white do. Pork
Steady ct t7.56. LArd-FiFm q e6.9o
| Butter-At 6(02sc. Cheese Unchanged.
Whisky-Unchanged. Eggs-At 15@2Sc.
Petl tloleum--Crude unchanged; refined at Sc.
CHICAGO, November l2-l:3O 2. NJ
| Wheat-Heavy and lower; No. 2 red ct See
cash; SIC for seller December; No. 2
spring 8U1Sc for cash; 8llSc for seller De-
cember; $50 for seller January. Corn
Weak and lowe at 3O,<c for cash; S0<e
uary. Oats Firmer at l9Xc cash and SELL
er December. Rye-44c. Barley-Frmer
at $40 for seller December; extra at an
47c. Pork-Firmer at >6.75 for cash; $3.50
| for seller Decembef. Whisky-At 41.O6.
Receipts $1,000 head; active and
firm; ,s60l0c lower; light at $2.7502. 90;
heavy p:shisg ~ .75@aoo; heavy ship
kxGW008OOe
MIwAuKKx, November $500 r. ~
unchanged; choice spring At tA.25S475;
common 10 fair at D 26(04.OA Whsaa--
Trading light Ne. cash sold at 06kc; No.
| hard at $i.O1; No. 2 at 80L@8lc: No. 3 at
69Ne; No.4 at 62c; No. 2 seller December
ct 8lK0S2e; seller January st 83X08Sc.
Corn Dali ct sic for No. 2. Oats-Dull q
19Sc bid. Rye-very quiet ct 43Hc. Bes'
! Provision--very quiet. Pork-New mess
ct $3.50: old as 47.75. LArd-Steam ct
&5.75. Hogs-Selling at $2.75@2.90.
Eorsign.
| LONDON, November l2-l2:3 r. NJ
Liverpool wheat market opens steady.
| Floating carg0es rather easier: ON passage,
/ red wheat frmly held, but white very dull.
Good cargoes No. 2 sprine, white. Of. coast,
| ~ 6d043s. Fair average California, Just
shipped, 46s; nearly due AZ Sd.
New YoFk Batter ord C0eeoo Mara ee.
i BUTrsR-Fresh fall butter from al states
including creamery, dairy, ETC., of desirable
favor IL In active demand and from lc to &c
higher than was quoted week ago. There
Is . large call for fine tubs for private use
this being the season when many families
lay in 2 Tub OF butter for winter use.. A
msch hner class Of dairies are now arriving
and for the best selected lots 23@02lc eaA bs
made. Very few dairy psils ae coming
forward, and It il difficult TO tell what real
Ely fns lot would bring. Nearly oil the stat&
Crea0sries stopped operations on the lst oi
thi month, Aenes what little creamery bat
ter il on hand il held very Armly; 97c i
! very often reached for fancy sooda q : JOB
bing way to the grocery trade. ouotaticne
| kMn 4fo Ne n Ha2v q
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

A PRIZE of f1OO for an essay on n.y.
drophobia, its nature, prevention and
cure, is offered BY the Royal College of
Physicians, London, and the British
minister At Washington has requested
that publicity be given the offer. The
essay must be in English, or accompan-
led by N Engliah tranalation; must Be
delivered on or before. January J. $50,
and may be the jei.t rDdaction Of 40
or three authorS 80 -ss "ss - g a'' 's's '''s's
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

The longest train believed TO have
ever besH4 4iavn by ! ansls engine 70
,csstly ~ {sled over sths Noetheen Cei.
tsal Railrtd sd Pesnsylsani& The tain
consistedof 1873 empty freight cars, one
loaded eightwheeler, two eabooses and q
dead engine. The train was $500 feet
long, or $50 feet more tAaa q mile. The
distancest-Aveled was thfxH -one miles,
mostly uI.srade, At speed u ten miles
an hour.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

Qu0961Unb. 1Uo yuf1t 80 AOxo0 u1U wy
thrsusk tho crowd and step asAoses was
Tyson, master of the Florence, the cen.
tfai figure in tha. awful journey o. a
ice-Aoe throngh : long and drsary Arctio
winter. After him came the crew, ali
showing. more Or less the effects al tho
fatigue they endured ON the homeward
passage, when day after day and night
after night they were kept at the pumps
that the vessel might not 20 down.
Tyson looks stout and rugged, though
under his 0lengary csp arc seen gray
haiss that were pot there . year 40,
"She has behaved like . LADY," Ays
Tyson, speaking Of his vessel, which, By
the way, looks cleaAsR, brighter and
much more ship-shape to-day than when
she sailed away. She carries but little
sail, yet in spite he WAS able with favor.
ing winds to SSH as the rate Of $50 miles
in twenty-four hours y u
The Floronce sailed from Now London
on August 81, 1877. She made her first
anchorage in the lower winters Of Cum
besland Gulf on 6eptember Il, and some
days later went into winter quarters In
the upper waters Of the gulf Her voy.
ago out from this point Was uneve0tful,
excebt upon one occasion when . gale
struck her, seove ono of her boGoas and
swept her deck. Othegwise the trip WAS
marked BY fogs and light winds. Once
snug in winter quartcfs, the main object
of the expedition recoived attentien--
the gathering Of supplies Of food, skins,
sledSes and dogs 70 Store ct Disco, Whese.
- II -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

The pr-sent sultan has I grave and
anxious face, a aallow complexion and 4
quiet voice. He dresses in Earopsan
fxi1ion, with the exception of the fss,
50 weazs no jewelry but plain pearl
studs in-his shirt front. He wears no
orders nos riband, except on state occs.
sions. As he talks, 4 melancholy smile
frequently crosses his features; hs has Z
weary, sosnewhat sad air. He Aans hii
head slittle forward hahitually, 4
though thinkingi md while talking b
hxs a habit, whef n0t ssnokisg, Of plas
ing with some article or other which may
happen to lie ON the table. s~e
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

A LARGE proportion Of the British
army haye now been provided with the
new ~ acerAin rasiSnsats ab1oad
and some batteries of artillery alone con-
tinuinEto welt head-ires,es of the old
pattern. The cost is NO greater than
sANr ~ thS mako, while Il Il much lesi
than that = many Of til head.siresses
fa1pan|y x,l4oyn. The. i1(foducHen -
si1 "a mil ~ clothi thrcp khoul
u sI Ay 4 grjlually Din
p8V A3E GSfnaAl She tunie a
soldier in one foot regiment may Be won
oy a1fivat1 u aa10sllst By simply sswinl
thereon As6akef number 70 y are th'
a,.nlfaE&ak naa nttha various Dtitisl
m Mpts iptssch anfeable Collier
and cuhA which distingush various reg
mentA are now no lsnssr partsof ]
sanic; The latter q made always 81 Ii
same pattsR,go thae itecap . iasned I
- rsgiPe4te slihs axd tkes faeires i
we shape Of = piece Of colored cloth.
Zen sewn upon tie oollsn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-20

4 - - - -. - -. -
1tsn 4afvsls - an Amertcaa 1ys
.-.esas Hosss ana onsss~adcas
III t|9Nap yho svrites nnaes tbS
ln5lal to3slNE Ly'sto0esthhte6 ~ t1aa
be4 M ss!sng letter 70 the boston
C9sss - xgAt~;.g, NV yss ses
,Eo4 hAtA Amefican there seem more won.
derfuI things - Europe taan kings and
their es9as fOPsA sndsthsf caebsdselA,
There are aheedy enougn paa.ces built
betve the a tsantic and the Mi1s!ip 4.
Our Gne and ion bridgeA, aqueducta
furAaa, mills And isctorieas wasshosees,
ely LII ma churches 1ivatthcseof the
Old ld ia sise II not - boanty :.aaA4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

CAMP NEAR TRoUT CREEK, Baker Coun-
ty, Oregon, Aug. 5. (via Silver City, Ida
no, G)-General Howard received dis
patch from Lapwai, Idaho, this afternoon
to the effect that thirty-five OF White Birds
Nez Perces had surrendered to James Law
yer at Kamiah. 1t is not known if Chief
White Bird is among the number. About
the middle of June White Bird was
camped at Sandy Hills, in Canada, about
seventy miles north of Fort Walsh. His
tribe was very restless, and desired to re-
turn to Idaho. White Bird, through some
evident understanding with Sitting Bull,
was opposed to this movement. and daily
desertiOns from his tribe In consequence.
On July 9th. White Bird. with sixty-five
warriors and forty.6ve women. was still
at Sandy Hill. Up to that time between
thirty aud forty of his warriors had return
ed to Idaho. The numerous murders and
other deeds of violence reported from
northwestern Montana within the past
month were doubtless the work of these
tramping reds Their advent into Idaho
was the signal for general alarm among
the settlers, and depredations by them have
been frequent aud bloody.
south Carolina RePaSlicans.
CoLUMB'.,S. c.. Aug. s,-The Republi-
can state convention was in secret session
the greater part OF the day. The platform
declares that the principles Of equal, civil
and political rights can ohley be enforced
by the Republican party. -eiterates sbhor-
renee of violence, intimidation and frauds
Ia elections, denOunces the practice OF
Democrats attending Republican meetings.
charges Democrats with being uofaitbful
to pledges Of 1876. denounces Democrats
or frauds. violence and intimidation in
1876. for asssssinaiions and murders dur
ing ibst campaign, and for subsequent vi
oleni seizure Of the state government, de-
nousces uns>ssing Of cersaia Reruhiiean
members Of the legislature, srraiess
Democrats foe .bsli=hias 90 .ss0ving eer.
tara es~cfion rrerincss. ssrxisss tss 80 cal
ed frxBd iarr<xi<xfisa. r-a&rns belief IN
tive far eA~Sfsss 81 H&s~s .s& Chnms-r-
iaia. and psua.rs The ReP9sase3a parry 10
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

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s~~s.-~ - .-.z& ss4 80 - ~ -
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thresf he trsw . passed ss< frrd. ksA
ING tAe too bos<ks b<f~re h< vss ssos
hims~lf Frsesas 81 bsGh parties ve<
drssn into ths Egh;- and ssssa u sAets
ivers fred In ell nere vs Dsmorrss-
ic polifical mersisg in peeeses = she tine.
sboui half mile from The village Of EAss
Geld in which the shooting occurred. ssd
Gov. Hampton. - sooa - heard Of the
fight, ordered company Of STATE troops
to the scene. There was no fighting AFTER
the troops reached the spot Tsoey killed
Q negro In Edge6eld short tine ago. but
il docs not seem 70 have resulted h any
curtailment Of bis liberty.
Yellow Fever.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. IA dispatch
dated Grenada, Miss, today, to the How
ard association Of this city, says: "Send
orange leaves and nurses. The situation
is fearfully worse than IN 1878 In Memphis.
DR.. Vaudeville and four nurses sent by
the Howard association have arrived at
Grenada. Seven more nurses left here for
that point to-day.
GRENADA, Aug. 14-Seven fever deaths
and eight new cases in the last twenty -four
hours. At least 100 are down with the fe
yer. The weather Is cloudy with threaten
ng rain. Indications are bad for the pa
tients. Four cases Of black vomit are re
ported by DR.. Hughes, which he says can
not recover. Business is entirely suspen
ded. Trains pass by without noticing the
place. The distress is truly appalling.
Mrs. jerks ApPointed to emce.'-
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Tribune'i
Washington special says: The statement
is made to night, without qualification
that Mrs. jerks. the notorious witness be
fore the Potter committee. has been ap
pointed as detective in the treasury de
partment and assigned to duty at the New
| Orleans custom house.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

81 Rumor has it that the entire
amount of the railroad bonds will be
taken by our own capitalists and
thus keep the Sc, 900 year interest
money at home, to become part
and parcel of our own wealth, as it
should be.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

EiaHr PER CENT, Is rEAR CoUxrr Boxps-To
CArrrArlsrs-The Thurston County Rail.
road Construction Co. solicSs bids for
seventy-five Cs7s.o00, dollars Of Thurstou
County Eonds. made rsyzi,le 60 bearer
Ina twenty-five C2s) years. hut reAeeaabie
n the call Of the county amer TEN lel
year, from date Of i-<se. and hearing iuse<-
est Al the rate cfeixhs per cent p-< snaua-
Tbr~e honsas are ix.o~<t In sscngussnasssnn
of Cur theu~.sd esiIsDN asaEarx. Eve r<s<ss
han<trpa and esse kxndsrd ssfans ssilsrs
cara ts ta~ szusanz ef swsmsy-sixr sAzs-
s.ssA sss~s in es~A 6~numsnxSs~u. ~ixA
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

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80 I, .rra,asne@ Win ,se eTm h~rr,ss.rr sdop-
,ra nv mi. heard; and hat the President Of this
Easrd and the Coan'y Auditor % Thar~ton coGnfy
b~ and ARE hereby Authorized and required 10 sign
aud exerute eaid bond and The coupons thereunio
doilsrs IN said bonds has been executed they shaIi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

CHURCH OF THE UNITY. Services
tomorrow morning, as usual. No
service in the evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

Sc The grand jury at Steilacoom
returned "not a true bill. in the
case of Mr.. Jacob Hoover.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17
NOTICE.

THE TAX LIST OF 1873 AND TUMwATER
l. Special School Tax List are now In my hands
for collection Of taxes now due.
az Tax.payers Will please hand I'm
their P0lI and Road TAX receipts
when calling 60 settle.
J. H. MUNSON,
County Treasurer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

~ The specimen issue of the
Experiment has contributed num-
Der of interesting locals to the Cou''-
Ter. They grace its columns like
verdant isles amid boundless ocean
of stupidity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

@ Mr.. Brown, of Seattle, called
at our Office this week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-08-17

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pisss4e With the iawr governing hcen~es-
AB Gies.s. A. J. Tresd~ss end ". NcNick-n
were appointed 20 rxsmiDe the ksilrcad ant re-
compteied In sccordsnoe y i'm ,onusci.
In pur~usn.e Of the ct u The legislature I" In
relation 10 the election cf Osun'y Comm. -iopcrs
and deAuipg their duies. 10 the Cosnfies OF Clark
Thurptoo. Kiikitat. Yakima ssd Efsap.' the Beard
divided ,he County into thrce CoGmissioa Die
trirfs, o. follows:
All that nor. ion Of the County lying East Of De-
schutes river and Badds Inlet, except, the COT.
p0raie limi,s Of Olympia. 10 constitute District No.
].
All that portion OF he Csusty lying West Of the
Deschucs river and Bus,d's Inlet, excepting the
corporate limits Of Olympia, to constitute District
No. 2.
The Town Of Olympia 10 constitute Disiiic No. 8.
The County School Superintendent siled Vith the
Board q a., ord OF the hOuudaries 81 the dit.
fcrept School dis.rcis Of the county, which was
accepted and approved
Adjourned un,il 10 A. =. 'o-inoi,Ow.
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A report In writing was received nom the Com
mittee appointed to examine the Olympia Tenno
Of The Board following hercafer9
The following communications were received from
the Thurston County Railroad Construction Com
pany:
"OLyMrIA, Aug 9Th, 1878.
To THE HONORABLE BoAED OF COUNTY CohhIs-
We hereby notify you that che Railroad between
Olympia and Tcnino completed the 3lst OF July
last as provided In the CONT act between the Coun-
ty of the ThurstOn aud Olympia Railroad Union, as
signed 10 The Thurston County Railroad Construc-
tion Company.
We now ask that in pursuant Of said contract. your
honorable body would at once make and enter an
order authorizing your chairman and clerk 10 sign
and deliver said bonds 10 A. 9: Gibbs. ESQ. We
further inform you that any delay in issuing and de
liyering the said bonds as above requested VIII en-.
to not lees Than one hundred aud 6fy thousand dol
lars.
Yours Respectfully.
}. r. JtDS0S.
President. T. c. Il. II. Geo.
SECRETARY T. C. r, Co.
.ovSrx or THE oLY srrs RAn.noAD UNION.
OLYprA. July D. lssA
Resolution.
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THURSDAY, August 8. 1873, 10 An.

Board met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present. Mcs,rs. Chambers and Swan. Mr.. Cham
bers in the chair.
The following bills were examined aud ordered
raiI.