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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09

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properly qualification forathe
guidarc1so Of candidates that run on
the platforms Of that partya Was
il suggested iii the life Of tiiema
tyred Tweed2 Democrats are the
last people in0the world to urge
the possession sIf property as q
necessary thjngitpm those seeking
Sfica-Ir It Is needless for Us to hint
F1iatAind'uf lhenie constitute the
majority 81 damncratie voters q |
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MINOR MENTION.
ID The next place of meeting is not yet
decided upon. but will be announced in
a few DAYS. aa~1aTss4@as1 sas "a .ntal
vsfcs aFT a., .}~.ss,f SIT. s ...ra9 ",
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09

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Richland beacon., 1878-08-17
A Causeless Panic.

We ask Of our readers in the coun-
try that they do this city the justice
not to SANDER her by circulating
lumo bout dangerous prevalence
of yellow fever. Yellow fever does
not exist here in a sufficient number OF
cases to alarm any one. In fact We do
not know Of a single case outside Of
tie Marie Hospital, and the Hospital
Physician assures US that be does not
allow any communication between the
hospital and the city. We do not
know that the disease will not become
dangerous, but we do know that it is
not yet dangerous TO eur citizens, or to
any who wish to visit the city. The
Herald stakes it's reputation as the
leading journal Of the State. 90 the
truth of the reports it has published,
and will publish about the disease. and
it asks that its readers treat our city
with the justice to receive these reports
with fairness and candor.
If people become panic-struck we
can't belp it we shall state the exact
truth. The danger is very tritling now
even to residents, and We do no, think
persons " BIO come and leave the same
day run any rick whatever. Tb' T; wa!
a yellow fever panic here in 1861 ant
another in 1871, almost wholly cause
less. In 1867, the number of cases aut
deaths were very Insignificant ss com
pared to the population, and in 1871
although the panic was as great as it j
now, there were only some thirty case
the whole season, aud eleven yellow
fever deaths ! We ask all of our read
ers TO reflect on these facts, and to kee
, cool, and the Herald gives its word
+, honor to give the correct situation froI
day to Vicksburg Herald.
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17

The angel Of death entered the home Of
our noble. hearted and esteemed fellow-ci,i-
zen, Capt Z. Conner, on Monday night, Au:
gust 18th, 1878, and removed from The fami-
ly circle his second daughter, ALICE, a lovely
little girl Of ten yesrs. She was stricken
down by congestive chill and left her a:!ec-
tionaie pare nts and sisters and brother 10
mour their loss. We can not say ,ha, Alice
was the idol of the family, because her pa
rents idolized all their children and devoted
al their thoughts TO their welfare sad happis
ness. 1t is hard for parents TO realize the fact,
and still j; is an absolute certainty that all the
! dispensa,ions Of Provide ace work together
Tor good; aud this may be the means Of bring
ing the family 10 Christ We pray God thai,
it may be.
We had an editorial notice Of the Missis>
sippi College written las, week, but failed 10
pu, j, on the copy hook, and hence, it did not
appear; Jut we would now direct special
attention TO. the advertisement OF This, the
favorite college Of our .ction. Its merits are
too well known to need any commentator
at our hands Read the advertisement and
send for catalogue. No better institution
for the education Of your sons can be found
than this. Then. why send them elsewhere,
when it is so convenient TO your
We would like very much TO comply with
the reques, to publish the proceedings Of 'ht
Baton Rouge Convention, but as we are with
ou, copy, it is i'm ossible to do So If some
.,ods will furnish ms with a copy we will dc
SO even yet We copy Capt Farmers tele
gram to the Herold, as the next thing Il
them.
Every doctor, lawyer, mechanic, Fa'mer
) business man, accountant, and lady shoul'
send two three cent stamps for specimen Q
Sho.. Haad writing with key, and circuia
and cacs,ogue Of two hnndred Short Ham
writing students, etc, esc., NJ !ohnson's Com
, mercial College, ST. Louis. Mo. #.
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17
Local Brevities.

Have you sowcd your ,urnips'
The weather continues intensely hot.
The lotion fields are beginning to look |
white,
Nothing can be heard now bu, yellow fever
talk.
Richlsnd will perhaps make half crop 81
cotton.
The yellow fever scare grows worse, II
anything.
Miss Lavia Oliver mas been quite i'll for
several days.
A,,ou, half the white population have de-
ser,ed RsyviI'e.
We call attention to The change III The reg
i.,ra,ion appointments.
A heavy thunder shower and rain storm
las, Sunday. and some rain since.
The days are still scorching hot, but the
nights are quite cool after midnight.
We regret to learn tina, two Of J. J. Thorn
.asons children died within the hast few days
We are glad to see our friend o. I. Smith
back in Rayvil'e, after an absence, IN iexas'
for abou, year.
Keep clean, use disinfec,auts, keep your
self in as good physical condition as you can
and trust 10 Providence.
QUEnY:@"Why will men smoke common 10
,.cco. when they can buy Marburg Bros. Seal
If North Carolina, a, same the Price' -iy'
The Me,hodis,s of this place will leg'n
c,osrac,ed meeting on Friday before the mrs.
Sunday in September. Rev. Mr. Moss VIII
be here.
Mia, George Reed and Lena Travis, O
Delhi, are in Rayville, and will, we presume
,.m,iu with us until they consider 1t sale 'c
M home. Hope they will fnl their st'l
pleasant.
W. learn that child Of s. s. Boushio'
a;.a on Wednesday nigh, or Thursday morn
;,.. hut we did no: learn any particulars
IN. paren,s have our sympathy in 'hel
affection.
The Police Jury has Guaranteed kchian
.-.;,., New Orleans and Vicksburg, TO tan
-, .Aer today. Travellers and shipper
IN ,.Ls notice thereof and govern them
ie,ves sccosdinsly.
p.vville serves as quarantine station ''
as,.,,s The route ssent express mes'ense
IA y;cksbury and New Orleans passense'
=. o.dered no, TO 90 to Monroe; 50 they g
"a hare, As the most convenient place f'' OF
aiming accommodation.
~. learn that sick stranger came TO pe
!; . Few evening" 40, -w-as:;ssa a'0''
in .ome time in the light, sOd>'Aen 10
49,, upon the ground AID died. ana "
...,a rex, morning and buried. FRO"
"'.:o,. the people missook the pOs maj
a,,s.s sos Drunkenness
n, an Oversight, we failed to MOTTO the
-, AZ ,ha, favori,e ladies' masazi'r' fe''
ladies' Book, last week. for sere"o
~. :, good q. any and the .he'Pes ma:
.,,h,;.bed. Price, 500 year; cl
50. Chas. J. Peterson, tnSlis
cr..,br, street, PbiladclPha, Ia E
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17
For Representative.

A, the earnest solicitation OF friends, A d.
COOPER, permits his name to 20 before the
people of Richland Parish as candidate to
fAereseni them in the lower branch OF the
NeTisiatuse OF the State of Louisiana. Eiec'
Non 10 be held November next The above
announcement, is subject to the decision OF
Parish Conven,ien or Primary Election.
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17
vt*RittIa'aaBsa
Agents OF the beacon.

RowEtt 4 CHrsxAS, ST. Louis Mo; ale
Sat authorized Agents 10 con,tac, for aaver.
dss6g for the BEAcoS
s. N, PErriSdILL & Co.. 81 Park Row
Corner Beekman street, New York, are our
Huthosizen agents for ~ Y.
, H: P. HUcBARD, Advertising Agent, New
Haven. Conn, will contract for advertise
menw for the BEACON.
Ma. JAS. H. MARriS, at Mrs r, Bloom s
CTswford Street, ficksburg. has full authority
to contract Tor advertising and transac, o,hel
6u.sness Is agent for the BEAcor in that ci',
and Della. If
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17

Jno. A. Heml.r, Esq, Tax Assessor for
Rchland parish, is our authorized agent foi
the entire pa'ish. to collect all dncs and re-
ceive and receipt for new subscriptions to the
BEACON. We will place in his hands the
accounts of those Who sre in arrears, s7e
hope that they will all be prepared to settle
with him when he calls on them to asses
their taxes. u.
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17

Ne Notice Of application for
ADMINISTRATION Of u Succession
WIN hereafter be inserted i'm
This paper unless ID r. accOmpa;
1ied with $500; nor will no
Hoes Of Final Settlements be
A6hlished until all dues are
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Parish Judge.

We are authorized to announce r. L.
Montgomery as q candidate for reelection to
the Office Of Parish Judge OF Richland parish;
subject 10 nomination by the Democratic con-
ventS<Sh
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17
For Hot Weather.

Gents alpaca sacks and Frccks;
Gents fancy colored alpaca sscksi
Gents drab d'eie Goals and vests;
White and fancy duck vests;
Bows and childrcns alpaca sacks:
Bows aud mems brown liren suits, at
GEO. c. KRESS 4 cos.
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17
8AYVILLE. LOUISIANA,
Saturday, August II, 1873.

Please address all letters ON
A1s1Dess connected with the
R&acon Once; and cOmmuni.
c6tt0ns intended for publica.
ten, q the Beacon. or 10
THOS. j. MANGHAM,
Editor Il Proprietor.
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE III! I'm p
proved and unimpr we'd, by Wiley +.
Ma n. ham, Rayviile, Louisiana.
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to annosnce The ma ne
of +. S. LANDERS as a candidate for shell
"A of Richland parish at the ensuing election,
.nb;.c, 10 the nomination of the Democratic
parry. 'de'
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17

MAGISTRATES BLA NKS, OF every
MI description, neatly executed at this
Otilec on the shortest nutce
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17

We are authorized to announce the name
of d. D. MORGAN as candidate for Sheriff
Of Richland parish, at the e.ec'ion in Novem-
Der next
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17

New Styles! New Styles!
In gents fine straw hats;
In manilla and cashmere hats
In boys and childrens hats,
Received Daily at
GEO. C.. KRESS & COS.
Richland beacon., 1878-08-17
Religious.

PREsByrERIAy.-Rev. d. A. Campbell vii
preach regularly. al Alto on the LIST Sabbath
in each month at Union Church on baskin
Ridge, in Franklin Pa. on the third Sab
bath: a, Rayviile on the fourth Sabbath;
Regular appointment for preaching of the
Baptist Church a, RsyviIle is the first Sunday
in ea..h month and Saturday night before
Rev. L. {. Kellis Pastor.
The appointments Of the Rayville C.rcnis
NJ. T.. Church South are as follows Girard'
the frs, Sunday in each month; Rayville the
second, at Little Creek al IL a. m. and Alto
a, night on the third, and Union the fourth
L. II. MrCsendop, P. c.
MasOnic.--Regular communications
| r. F. Mcclure Lodge No. 200 the. end Wed
uesday in each month.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11
a Dre.arul Aerlae.t.

News that Mrs. Bert. wilkins. Of
Tuscarora, had received dangerous in
juries from fire about half past nine
o'clock. Saturday night, was received
here yesterday. and the following par
~tieulars are gathered from the Tunes
Rerie,c Of yesterday: Mrs. wilkins,
wife Of Bert wilkins, went to her room
from the parlor. aud in n few u.oments
afterwards sue anne screaming into the
hall with her clothes all on fire. She
rushed out on the porch aud was about
to Jump over the railing when she was
seized By Alr. Slater, who happened to
DC in the parlor of the hotel. Mr..
wilkins, the lady's fsther.in.law, in
stnn'ly enveloped her in some red
clothing which he had hastily brought
from uu adjoining room. aud after some
time the fumes were smothered, hut
not until the unfortunate lady was bad.
ly burned about the arms, neck. back,
shoulders aud lower limbs. DR..
Deal, who was Immediately
~summoncd, adopted the usual
measures for the relief OF the
sufferer. We did not learn the extent
of the injuries, or the particulars ex.
cert that they We're Of II serious charac.
ter AMI probably dangerous. No one
appeared to know how tho accident
originated. Mrs. wilkins was nlone
i'll her room ut the time, and since the
accidcn, has not been in a condition to
relate the particulars. The occurrence
created tGo greatest excitement in the
vicinity Of the wilkins House, 1t being
generally supposed that tho building
vas On fire. \ number OF lady friends
were in attendance upon the sufferer
when the reporter lcf; the house, and
everything Was beng done for her re-
lie; that medical skin could effect, or
love or friendship suggest"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11
From Fridays Daily.
Drunken Indians.

The Indians in town are procuring
liquor from some source. and in conse-
quence nre making themselves parlicu-
larry obnoxious to our citizens; in SOME
instances perpstrptiug criminal acts
which should receive the ~severes. pun.
ishment. The Indians in this vicinity
have always been friendly and ulso
orderly, except when under the influence
OF strong drink, nni tho severest pom
atty OF the law should be promptly
netoa out in every instance where
my white person is detected in the
Illicit t%rnfic. The savage nature Of the
aborigine is always brought prominently
to the surface by even u moderate jndul.
gcnce Of his passion for drink, and the
Indian usually docile anl tract,ble, be.
comes at once. under tho influence Of
ardent spirits, q most dangerous element
III civilized communities. a couple Of
instances directly in point have occurred
Within tho past few days. 5oiiIc two or
three days ago an inebrin,ed Indian
drew n pistol and ordered a China boy
back into the house when about 10 90
on an GRAND for his mistress and when
the lady Came 20 the door and inter-
posed All objection to such high handed
proceeding. the drunken brute forced
her to retreat Il, the muzzlc Of his SIX.
.lu.,Vas M. I.t.... - .
rs no prosecuting witness appeared, lie
was Of course released. But few per.
SONS will appear in court to prosecute
IN such cases. aud the sudden anl viz.
lent taking on Of these c%ontumacious
red men ~ liable TO occur Mt any time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11
Pr.r. Rui,a.,. Ue.r-r,.

The amateur concert, by Prof. Rui-
tan and his scholars. will be given at
the Church next Tuesday evening. the
18th inst. The Prf. hns been giving
musical instruction 10 a large class.
principally ladies, and the chief remn-
alton for his services is to be drawn
from the proceeds Of the concert. which
is given by the school for his benefit
being totally blinl. tue emu b.
which most persons are enabled to nc.
quire n livelihood ARE closed to him.
and lie has by diligence ami perscver-
ence, qualified himself to reap the re-
warl Of labor ih one OF the very few
left open to him. Afflicted ms he il by
the heaviest Of misfortunes. mary per
sons ~ill contribute n little toward thu
financial success Of this little musical
effort, who Otherwise would feel no in
terest in the matter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11

The Board of County Commissioners.
which began its secession Monday morn.
ing, disposed Of the following business
and adjourned until Monday. the End
day Of September.
The official bond of II. s. futile,
Justice Of the Peace Of Glover Valley,
was ordered approved.
The resignation Of Peter Reardon as
Justice Of the Peace for Sprucemont,
was accepted. .-
Upon petition from citizens of Wells
for tho County to build IA lookup at
that place, tho sun of 500 was al-
lowed for that purpose.
The following Registry Agents were
then appointed. n follows:
For Rock Creek, Walter Stofel: Is
land Mountain. L. Penrod; Mountain
City, ]. II. Bacon; Mound valley, E.
Hudson; Toauo. a, j. Spencer; Tecoma.
Scion Peck; Sprucemont. Z. J.. Osborn:
Halleck Station. II. Mccain; Columbia,
j. T.. Mcacham.
The following bills were then taken
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11
Nnnthcr Rir!Ilnonh.

His Excellency. acting Governor of
Island Mouuta n, L. Pen.od, announces
himself u candidate before both the
County Conventions, the Ladies' Sew
ing Circle, and Young Mems Christian
Association, for re election to the posi-
ton he has so long and ably filed.
Having lately become convinced that
the political machine is in no danger of
resting through a lack OF engineers to
run it, he is content to remain upon the
soil OF that cI:Gumscribed but elevated
region which recognizes his regal AID
undispnted sway, leaTinS the struggle
Cor Inrgcr conquests to the mounting
ambition of more aspiring men.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11
PRrannn1-


ID. H. Haskell came M from the west
last evening. aud returned by the train
this morning.
g. II. Boiler returned from Railroad
District last evening.
Dan. Murphy was also a passenger by
last evenings train. He went from
here moth to look after some Of his
cattle interests on the border.
Our old Cortez friend, jim, Lnraway.
tool last evenings train for Zion where
he went to look after the reduction Of II
lot of oTcs he had previously shipped
there from Cor.,z.
MIR. and Mrs. Armstrong Of Star VAL
ley, came down from Decth by the
train this morning, and returned home
10y the evening :Tnin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11
DentIstry.

DR.. Gardiner, the we'll known p-ac-
teal dentist, has jrst returned from the
west, and is now located in DIR. Lucas
Office where he may he consulted with
respect to every branch Of his profess
sion. at all hours. Besides being an
adept in tho art of extracting, filling
and preserving the teeth. the manufac-
ture and adjustment Of the artificial
article, from a single dental TO mn en-
tire set, is made a speciality. Those
requiring the services of q FIRST class
dentist will do well to leave their orders
with him at once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11

Through n letter from IN old aud val
ucd iiiend ut the new district of Col
umbia, in Bull Run basin, We obtain n
few particulars respecting the now
flourishing camp ut that place. The
writer states that it now has Il popula-
ton OF one hundred and twenty-five
men with numbers daily augmenting.
The ''Inidel' is the principal mine,
which is yielding handsomely, and il is
the intention of tho company to have
its new mill ready for crushing in fifty
days, every effort being made to that
end. The quantity and quality of the
ore extracted. assures heavy shipments
OF bullIOn after tie mill gets well at
work. 4 number of mines beside the
lniidci which are beng worked. give
promise Of also becoming very valuable.
All accounts concGr IL representing The
new district Of Columbia as Justly en-.
titled TO the prominence it Is rapidly
gaining in mining circles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11
tn. D,.,r,., J.ar-.

The announcement Of J II. wiDdle
Of Tnscarorn. rs n candidate before the
Democratic Convention for the position
of District Judge. appears under the
proper heading in this paper. Mr..
Windle is n gentleman Of uuluestioned
legal ability, and is well known through.
out the comfy. having been associated
for several years in the practice Of law,
with District Attorney II. G. Street, aud
has lent able assistance in the prosecu-
ton of a majority Of the criminal cases
brought before the Ninth District Court.
Mr.. Mindless place of residence for "A
number of months past has been Tus-
earora. where he has been acting hs
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, in con.
nection with his regular legal businefs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11

J. A. SAVAGE, Of Tuscarora, having
announced himself n caudidate for the
District Juiseship, a question rs TO his
qualifications for that responsible posi-.
ton appears to have arisen, to when
the Tns,-Revis,o replies as follows:
..Mr. Savage mas in 1865, ut a general
term Of tie Supreme Court OF the State
of New York. admitted to practice ill
all OF the Courts in that State, and III
February, 1873, he was admitted to
practice in the Supreme Court of Ne
va"a. Any person entertaining any
doubts upon the subject can satisfy
themselves by calling at Mr.. Savage's
Office and examining the certificates
from tho Courts above MENTIONED
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11

Da. Lucas ami J.. s. Mayhugh, who
for the past week have been touring
through the northern part Of the couu;y,
returned nome last evening. They loOk
IN Tusearori. CoEuucopiu. White Rock,
Mountain City, and other points of in.
tcrcst in their ranblos. They report
the prospects generally CT a pleasing
nature. nud give iudubi;ablo evidence
o! having enjoyed the trip. The min
ins outlook II decidedly more cheerful
than tyg several months past.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11

Tar circuriuUs antics of m impro-
vised equine. in the team Of John Aim
I"y's, at tho depot 10. day, drew an au-
disncc equal to Il first class minstrel
how. Tho animal is peculiarly gifted,
assuming II greater variety Of attitudes
III a given time, than any other horse
outside the So" dust ring. From the
h"ri2omtnl TO the perpendicular was but
the work Of n moment. but the recum-
bent. fiat in tho dust, was his forte.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11
Dcrnrin,,.s.
This morning Mrs. g. NJ. Pollard,
nHI.--r--r-7rnr-
IFrom Mondays Daly.l

Tn@ Chinese Embassy which camc
out from the nowcry kingdom by the
"City Of TVkiu.'' passed ons, in n
spocinl car attached 10 tho passenger
irnin Lat evening. Tho moml,era Of
tho Embassy bear a striking rose,u.
"'"no" TO tho plcbinn nrticle Of d,iIv
contemplation, tho only evidence Of
'"o'. ilinstfiousnrss beng that they were
""'h taller, which gave their queues tho
"Ppor'qn'ty TO grow longer. A literary
looking pair of spcc,aclcs bts,rode tho
nose OF Hralhor SicSiy appearing repro.
sentative, giving him a look OF wisdom
consnmmato a. that OF an nnciop,
eonn'r, school master.
the party rainblcd nbost IN ,hcir
'onR ''onscs and wooden solod sboo.
and notwithstanding a c~onscionsncs,
'h"t they were tho observed of nh 81,
servers, they gave no outward evidence
OF being ppfred up with pride in conso.
I"onco Of the sensation they had sv,
IDENTITY crontcd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-08-11
Prom R.nre.a pl.,r,.,.

A specimen Of splendid copper ore
from the Sweepstake mine at Railroad
District. owned By Chas. Brvssrner and
John Norton. WINS received Mt this Office
this morning. \ letter accompanying
stntes that this mine is now yielding
from two to three tons Of this quality
OF ore per day. The character OF the
ore is rcd-oxide; in value only second
to the native metal. Some thirty tons
are already upon the dump, and they
are just beginning to open up the
bonaLza. G.. ii. Bobier. who has been
largely interested in the mines of the
district for several years past. has re-
Gently bought into several more mines
in the district, which are now being
worked and are developing even beyond
expectation. Mr.. Boiler informs us
that the very fnttering appearance of
the mines being work has warranted an
increased force, and that u number
more workmen are TO be added Mt
once. Samples Of ore from several OF
these mines, recently brought here. ara
quite equal to the best ever taken from
the district, and is found in much larger
quantity. No trouble w~hateveris expe-
ricnced in reducing these ores, and with
the present admirable furnace almost
any amount Of it can be readily run in
to bars. Taken altogether the prospects
OF the old camp are to-day brighter and
Infinitely more satisfactory than at any
prior reriod in its history.