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ANRAILROAD COMPANY SUED.

q suit aus been brought In tho Superior Court by
Davo u. hughes against the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Faui Ka'lrsad Company TO recover some $4,000
Inc compiaihtNatcs that on tho Both OF November
1864. the deiendAnt. under tho name the Milwaukee
hhd 81. Pau Kallr>ad Company, became indebted 10
various persons nd corporations IN the sum oil
Sl,oOo,0UO they ss,cd bonds for this Indebtedness
IN the sums OF 81 600 Mch, payable October J. 1854
with interest at seven per cent, payable semi
annually TO secure this Indebtedness they executed
NOR gage 10 John I. Yeverton ana the plaintiff Ia
trust. In 1863 Yclvert0n dlsu. leaving the plaintlT
the sole surviving trustee. Attne unlc OF the exccu
ion oi this deca II was mutually agreed that Inc de-
Ieuuaht, Tor the purpose OF ultimately paying ana
uucng The bonds secured by the trustees would pay
70 the trustees Tor SINKING iunG entire not in
come earnings OF the grain elevator erected tho
pet income oil this elevator from 10Th OF MY 1866
70 the ls ol February 1873 without regard TO
was over 0UOOO and than sufficient 10 pay the
ent'rc morteagcd DEBT due 10 tho painti trustee
Inc piaut further states that In the deed IL
was agreed that he should receive from tho COMPANY
ior MS services in applying the money derived IRON
tbo payments promised to be. made the uc iendan
the sum ot onchalt OF one per cent the par
amount oil bonds purchased or cancelled exclusive OF
costs ana disbursements, winch amount 10 900
H. says that he has always bcea willing 10
perform his duties, ana has often emlnocd
payment 10 him Us trustee OF the income OF cle-
vator, but the defendant has always refused per-
form Its covenants, and has never paid the sum- Du
than the plantin purchased or redeemed tue bonos
or the larger part thereof The plaintiff sues for
$40. 10 damages Tor which he demands Judgment
he answer denies all the atcrial allegations of tho
complaint Chici Justice curtis yesterday grant cd
motion 70 make the complaint more definite and
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tp.JoxNs--OaLrsnY on Monday Aprl ~ ~
rftiacnce ~ btiucx Va her, Nv Rev. ~ Kramer, ~
LSNcfy FLOyD-JcNfs Colonel hsra ibian ~, 70 Mics
MIySlK OGiksDf, daughter u Joseph "a. Osicsny, %
New Uricaus, la.
GILLm--Mcw nlSSxY.--o W Wednesday, May :, ISIS,
by Rev. George Van Asyne. JAMES u GiLLis 70 SARAH
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THE SAME OLD STORY EvERYwHERE.
10 THE EDlroR or THE HERALp:-

The block in Monroe street, between Governor and
Montgomery, abounds in ash a:rcls One, IN par
tlcular, has stood the lst May without
being empted Is there no way OF aba.ing this
nuisancef RESIDENT.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
tNGAGEp.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HENRIETTA NEssLEn, Mr.
ST. GmusD BLsiEK, Detrothed; both OF this cay. No
cards
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T., second daughter OF Robert McWhinncy, Esq all
o. this city
Hissh--i'irrNAs.--At ST. 5oniface Church, Jersey
Guy, Aar ~, ~ ihe Rev -. kraus, HENRY Hi>sE
10 ROSETTA ~. daughter OF A. J.. d tinsar, Esq.
JohNsoN-WEoRrzE TIA Tuesday, May ], 1873, ny
Rev. D. Mion Greene, JouS c. JonSsos, vi this city,
70 ELlzABETu A. Wgogrzg Of West New Bnght0n, s. 1.
IALLy-DCSs.--on Wednesday. Aprii ~. at So
Llsrencc's Church, by the Rev John J.. Lay, as-
sisted by Rev Father Reid =. j.. THOMAS X. LALLl,
OF Wilmington, Del, - Macy G. Duxx, o: this city
NARAuAa-B,EoA.-- loth iast, ut Philadclph:a
by tsev ~ >niyth, q. W. MARKHAM or Phiade.puin,
10 Airs. FASaIE byron, ~ Now York
MCDONALD RorrlKR-- TN rnar-dav, May >, a. tho
residence 81 ne prlde, bg the Rev. William Everett
DASiRL j. MCDONALD 10 JgSsiE 4 rEoTTixH, uotn OF
tnts
vRg.LAxD-EL pngoGg-atJ Jersey CITY. NAY s, 1878,
by the Rev Dr. ADercrombc, CORNELIUS VKEELASD,
Jr, OF New YORK, 10 NARY F., eldest daughter OF the
late oscar Elafcdge
WALsa-MAsrEnsoS -Thursday, April 20. at ST
Stephens Church. W the Rev. j. Mihoney, THOMAS
WALSH 10 MARY a. MAsrrRsas. both o. Now YORK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81. Peters Church. on
Thursday. Nav D. by tho Rev. H. i. Moldcbnke, OSCAR
YESN 10 UrTIaIE. eldest daughter OF Christian anc
Pauline Ebcrspacher all Of tns CITY
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THE "BROKEN BANKER.
The following contributions have been received at
this Office for tho ''BroKcn Bankcr:''-

NV. Ia H."......
"A. W.. 1
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To,aI
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THE COURTS.
Another Chapter in the Volume Of
Connubial InfeIicities.
r RAILROAD. LITIG ALTON,
Jake Bery'sl Case To Be Reviewed at
.. General Tenn.

The courts still be or less occupied
with proceedings In divorce litigation, and Judge Dono
hue, sitting Supreme Court, Chambers, occupied
Tor two three yesterday listening 10 afidavits
Ind arguments, or motions for amony and counsel
ice, in TWO divorce suits. One Of these suits being
iut for limited divorce brought by Peter Turnbell
against his vile Mary Tufnbel presented some
rather curious facts. Tho action based on alleged
cruel treatment ana abandonment Mr. Turnbcll
states his wife was a widow when he married her.
that she occupied apartments in the house No. AL
west thirteenth street, "hch he owned; that follow
ing the death Of ner husband she repeatedly asked
MIN TO marry her and Hnal!y having treated him cop-
rusiy 10 whiskey induced HIM to become her husband.
lie says further that AZ The tlmo OF his marriage.
the Sh OF March last he sxtyscvcn years OF age
nnd paiscG, That she CLAIMED 10 nave an nde-
penuent income and was DESTROYS, as she alleged,
!owing the marriage ne says she began
to treat him with great cruelty which terminated in
finally turning HIM out Of the house HIS further
story pictures her OF Amazonian stature be-
ing i've inches tall aud about twenty live
years younger than himself, Mr. Jacques appeared Tor
The nature OF The ufidayits put IN on the husbands
behalf were surprise 10 the wie's counsci, and
Judge Dononue granted further time TO put in an
swerIng atldaVts. the principal allegation OF Mrs.
Turnocil Is that nor husband knocked her of the
loop Of her house. the answer to which was that IL
account OF his weak physical condition and her
perior physical strength
tho Court is that brought by John H. Morrei against
his vile. Mary Morrc. This an application by
Tue deIeHuant LOT couhsei lee ana aiin0ny penfing
the action brought against her by plaintiff divorce
vinculo the ground OF concealmen OF her ply aca
health bciore the marriage. The allegations OF the
com LIANT the effect that plaintiffs health
was SUCH as to affect her mental condition and 10
render Continuance oil the marriage state
undesirable. ~ Is charged that she was
lubject to epepuc ATS. and this ac-
CUNT was incompetent to contract marriage She
dtucs this allegation, and says that she was healthy
atthe time of her marriage and has been healthy
eve since Her iather IN an affidavit confirms ner
statement II stated for tho motion that Mr..
lorsell has income OF $40, 600 year, manly de-
rvea from keeping storage warehouse aud q sale de-
polt establishment. Messrs. Hall ana Harvey APP
te@ed for the notion and Messrs. Charles Tracy
"sGerard IN opposition.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
virginia

VIRGINIA, OAK, July 23rd, 1878.
EDITOR CoURlER: lit has rained STEADY
since yesterday morning, Monday and
the farmers begin to feel blue. It is put.
ting The harvest back q good deal and as
a consequence wheat is beginning to
crlnkle bad.
The death of Mrs. Seeley has cast quite
q gloom over this community, and q good
deal of blame is attached to some Of the
neighbors for neglecting her. Mrs. Rcck-
ord was in Iowa visiting, and did not get
back until after she, was buried. It is
said the mud under her bed wa ankle
deep. If that is the case Mr.. Record can
not be ceusured too severely for allowing
it to remain.
VIM. Hamilton is at Sioux Falls attend
ing his timber claim contest. Miss H.
Morlan has had a shock Of palsey; she is
only about twenty years Of age. Some
think it a judgment upon her for refusing
to help, or let any of her people help
take care of Mrs. Sceley while she was
sick.
We are looking a~nx,ously to see what
the County Commissioners are gong 70
do about the bridge at Calliope.
Resp'y,
THORNTON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
ATerrible Cough.

How often We hear the above remark
during these extreme changes Of weather
Colds, Coughs and Sore Threats were
never more prevalent among Children
than now. Now we are going TO urge
you to try Il remedy which has excited
comments by physicians all over The
country, who acknowledge their surprise
at the wonderful and happy results from
its use. That remedy is the we'll known
preparation, HALE'S COUGH CORDI.
AL. Your own druggist, II, H. Blair
will tell you that it Is the best cough
medicine he ever sold and will warrant
. cure or return your money to you in
case Of a failure after using one half of
the bottle. 1t is very pleaiant to the
taste, making y very desirable remedy
for children.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

EVERY man has his price, is as true
now as Of old" But the price Of the
Ponca livery mar is not publicly known
yet. After being paid by Dan Rice's
agent to take hin from Ponca via Ionia
70 Elk Point and there receiving two
messages to take to the managers of Dan
Rice Circus, one q written contract With
the Ionia Ferry Co, for crossing the
teams etc, ard tho other a letter to the
same parties saying that the roads and
ferry were all right-he failed to deliver
either message, but sold on. to tho Fonca
| scow boat man. He then went and told
Dan Rice and others that there WIS 5
miles of road between Ionia and Elk
| Point that had no bottom. That was just
Us false rs it would be to say that the
said livery man was . man of truth and
a gentleman, which nc man would want
10 do. And further. . merchant Of Ponca
who Col. Rice made enquiries said that
there Wal ~ miles where the river over
flowed this sumner that was impossible
The facts are, there has been no overflow
between Ionia and Elk Point since 1865
as l understand, and that there has been
no time thls spring or ummer that q
taaed team could not go through with
ont difficulty. We arc Informed that
Co, Rice paid the hire of the Ionia Ferry
Co, like n vertleman and fel. that he haG
been sold again.
Yours &c. +. T. G..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
The Territorial Fair.

The citizens Of Vermillion have com
piled with the conditions required by the
territorial agricultural society, and the
next annual exhibition will be held at
that place. The following Official an.
ncuncement is made by the secretary Of
the society:
TANKTos, D. T., July Goth, 1878,
The annual exhibition of the Dakota
territorial agricultural society viii be held
at the town OF Vermillion. ut the 10th,
nth. 18th aud 18th days Of September
1878.
Fui. particulars IS to premiums, etc.
will be made public rs soon as practi-
cable.
By order Of the society.
I E VEST,
Secretary,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
An E~ndeNlAsDie Truth.

You deserve to suffer. and if you lead
a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world, il is entirely your W
fault aud there is only one excuse for
you-your unreasonable prejudice and
akepticism, which has killed thousands,
Personal knowledge ana onmon sense
reasoning will soon show you that Green's
Augest Flower will cure you Of liver
complaint, or dyspepsia, with oil its nis'
cradle effects, such az sick headache.
palpitation Of the heart, sour stomach,
habitual costivness, disiness Of the head,
nervous prostratiop. low spirits, etc. 1t;
sales now reaci, every town on the western
cont;pent and not q druggist but will :oil
you of its wonderful cures. You can buy
a sample bottle for ten cents. Three
doses will relieve you.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
vasgs the IEGrslasa Ccwaw
York SAYS

The following Endorsement to many
who have not yet tested these essential
aids to the full Development of the speed
Of u trottcr-Benton's Speed Acceleratore
the price Of whi2h has been reduced to
s. per pair or s. for two pa'rs:
0ErrcH or PArNrcK DAILY, City Marshal,
New York, June ii, 1878.
WiL7-R c. BrNraA. Esq isrowns,osn,
Speed scGclngatu5a q taor0Ggl, test, single,
double, attach them e lha :eils, u the
saddle, ovariraw crd check rein. In my
.iuogeui4t they are the most excellent
things ever invented to produce speed
and comfort for horses.
Horsemen and humanitarians have for
years sought 70 invent attachments fot
horses mouths, the former looking prin
cipaliy to speed, the latter seeking relief
for the horses from the strain Of checks
and bits Oh the mouth. The Accelerators
accomplish both. for they rcmoye the
permanent strain of checks and bits from
the mouth and head of the horse by i'm
parting the proper elasticity, which tue
horse feels Immediately, and improves at
once in style and speed. Owners OF
horses, whether trotters. roadsters, coach
or business horses, should use them, ANY
horseman who gives your Aocelerators a
tidal viii not only indorse what l say, but
recommend them to every one owning
horses.
Hoping you will succeed in establish.
ing what ! firmly believe to be the best
thing ever devised for horses, is the wish
of one thoroughly convinced Of their use
tulness,
Yay,s trnfv
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

DIXON County, NEB., July 23, 1873
EplroR CouRIEs:--A word in regard
to the condition Of cereal crop now being
harvested in this county, may not be
embarrassing to some of your readers in
the Territory, and especially the business
men Of your town.
The harvesting has we'll commenced
ana i. ia safe e cay that the growth or
straw per acre never exceeded this years
growth, and to say tia. the farmers are
delighted when locking oyer their fields
is a mild way Of expressing their feelings.
But Oh close examination l discover a
good deal of shfuDk wheat when will
deminish the yield from ID to 80 per
cent, according to condition &C. The
greatest damage seems to be caused by
the twisting and tangiing Of the straw
by tie heavy storms, and u large share
cen be attributed to the unprecedented
stoolipg Of the grain, brought about by
the wet and cool spring. 1t makes u
stand Of straw on the ground that is
nearly as thick as can stand. Anuther
evident cause on some of the moro late
varieties is the extreme hot weather that
we have had since the 18th inst, which
has forced the ripening and shrunk the
berry. From oil of these causes it lie
believed that the entire wheat crop OF
Dixon county will fall % per cent. below
| what it would have been had 1t not been
for the above mentioned causes. The
barley crop IS very good. The cat crop
| Will be the largest ever raised in the
county. The corn crop promises to be
. one of the largest ever raised. The stand
is much better through the county than
last year but not quite as fer advanced,
although it has completely outdone its
self in the past ten days. On the whole
| the condition Of the farmers IN Northern
Nebraska Iegtr WAS IS good as now since
white nan las been here, proTided they
+, can gct a fair price for their crops, and
! with industry and G. onomy they ncst
prosper. Yours Truly,
! u n n
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
Don't he Deceived.

Many persons say II haven't got the
consumption" when asked to cure their
cough xith Shiloh's Consumption Cure
DO they not know t!a. Coughs lead to
Consumption and 2 remedy that VIII cure
Consumption will certainly end surely
cure q cougl, or any lurg or throat trouble.
We know ii will cure when al. others
sail and our faith in it is SO positive that
We will refund the price paid if you re
ceiye no benefit. Is this not a fair propo-
sition. Price 10 cents, SO cts. and 81.
per bottle For lame chest, back or side.
use Shiloh's porus plaster. Price 25cts.
FIR sale by II Fl. Blair.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
PATRICK DAILY, City Marshal
Send Tor an illustrated circular.
The Marshal Rises 10 Explain

The Marshal Rises TO Explain.
EDrrop COURIER; IN your issue OF
last week your correspondent in his
graphic description Of his encounter with
Dan Rice. tn. Snowman, just previous to
his departure frcra town, in which en-
counter I think he was more scared than
hus.,he closes with the following remarks /:
when the Marshal arrived Rice was
getting into his buggy using the most
Disgusting aud threatening language.
The Marshal cautioned him 10 go away
quietly or he would be arrested. lie
answered, ii | had a revolver / would
| shoot you arrest me There is not suM-
cicnt power in Elk Point TO arrest me
and drove off"
| The facts are---I arrived at the scene rs
Rice was quietly getting into his buggy
10 depart, and not as correspondent stated
asing Disgusting and threatening Ian
gdage and rs 20 his threatening to shoe,
rue il I arrested him, and there not beiag
sufficient pover il Elk Point to do it.
emphatically deny his making the above
remarks. al Of which l can prove by the
following. o. NJ. WALTERS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
The Crow that the Grow
Crowed.
'Ho! Hot"

vS Wv" ssAs
Crovved.
'Ko! Hol"
Said the crow:
$50 Tn not sposcd to know
Where the rye and the wheat,
And the corn kernels grow
On! no,
Hot hot
"He! hei
Farmer Lee,
When I fly from my tree,
Just you sec where the tops
ofthe corn.ears will be;
Watch me!
He hei
Switch ,swirch,
With q lurch,
TIopped the bird from his perch,
As ha spread out his wings
And set forth on his search
His search
Switch swirch.
Click! bang!-
How it rang,
How the small bullet sang
IA it sped through the afr
And the crow, with a raEg,
Went spang-
Chi bangl
TrF TAIL FBATnERs.
Now know,
That to crow
Often brings one to w''s,
! which the lines up above
Fave been put there to show,
And s.,
Don't crow.
i cavss,t Fekr, 81. Nseheli, fer d@qast
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
HIRING YOUR HIELEs.

Bro, II. is expected 10 continue his
work with US over the Sabbath. speaking
In the NJ, T. Church Sabbath morning
and evening, Come and hear him, espcc'
tally 7harsday and Friday evenings. He
hes spent thirty years ON the Sage, has
been 8 drinking man, and knows the
power of strong drink and how to break
the bcnde Of the Monster. Temerance
people will come Of course; Saloon men
are specially invited, whether they drink
Or seil, or both. One who Las beard ...n.
writing "a q friend here say8: don't
faii to hear him. Let friends OF ten.
ressnce rally around this "YoupgApost'c'
sud he will do our city good.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
Died.

Caroline NJ, widow Of The late Theo. seeley,
July nth. 1878, at the fceidence OF lsaran Record,
IN Virginia township. Of quick consumption
shewas In her 2sth year.
After u space Of n year, two months
aud fifteen days aho goes to join her hus.
band, who died of consumption last May,
1877. Mrs 6. leaves two little children
homeless and pepniless, without any rcla,
tiyes here to take care Of them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
IOnfa SteaDn Ferry.

The fastest and best ferry on the Mis-
souri, river always ready, and teams can
cross at any hour between daylight and
dark, Sundays excepted. The shortest
route aud best crossing for all enc
grants travelling, going south or west from
North Western Iowa, Minnesota, or
Eastern Dakota. Special rates made for
large trains.
IONA STEAM FERRY Co.
Ionia, Neb., July "a, 1878.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

Geo. r Freeman g. 90. receiv-
ed to-day, July "a, another
Car Load offne Brood Mares.
Parties wishing farm horses
will fad this an excellen OPP
portunity to procure them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
The Dangers Of xee water.

. Iciacinna.. coninerciall
A white whale would not survive ten
minutes Ia . tank filed with ice water.
Two Jumps Of ice on the tongue Of
d ca: Nii!, Il they arc hrgc enough. cause
il to give up the ghost IN the course Of a
few miantes.
One terrible deluge Of lce water poured
into the great American stomach last eve.
| ming laid the foundation for TIE cR1sess
/, and eatarrhs Of the futafe.
uLs can gaess The general Ingredients
| 1t u glass OF beer or Thisksv, bat who
can fitiAoni the mystnIfes Of q glass D.
water containing Jumps Of 70 cnl.ed laks
ice
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

Geo. R. Freeman ( Co. receiv.
ed to-day, July 24th, another
Car load Of fine large Brood
Mares. Parties wanting farm
horses will find this an excellent
opportunity to procure them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
Elk PcIxr, OAK, July 30, rs.

Elk PcINr, OAK, July 30, rs.
We the undersigned, eye witnesses Of
the difficulty with Dan Rice on Wednes.
day morning, pronounce the above re-
marks and denial Of the Marshal trns IN
every particular, and believe he was
justiGable under the circumstances in
allowing tho rabble to depart from our
town.
John II. Wood, ". ID, Percival.
Thos Woadside, s. A. Waterbury.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
F0R-sALE /!
A FIGURING MILL.
N
TWO FARMS.

One good water power Touring mill on
the Big Sioux River 90 miles north Of
Elk Point, IN Dakota, known as the Otis
mill with the land connected with The
same on both sadcs Of the river.
Also two adjoining farms Of loo acres
apiece with q franle house ON each-enc
haA 125 and thu other 10 acres under
cultivation, located . miie and a quarter
N. W. Of the mill. Pfice low. Fol-
terms enquire of ]. A. Wallace, Elk Point,
81 J. ]. Otis, at the mill or sioux Valley
y. I. s.ee
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
BRICK . BRICK! nR7CK::.

Come or, gil you fellows what want 10
corne Old Grimes N your chimneys, keep
your wells from caying in and your houses
from tumbling down. We have now or
hand u large amount of first. class chin.
neg, well and building brick, and will
sell at prices to suit the times. Also, all
kinds of lime kept constantly on hand.
]. T. NORTON Il On. !
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
or stolen.

From the premises Of the subscriber
On Saturday July goth, one small sized
bay mare pony, 3 years old, slit ears, white
spot in forehead and some white on tho
feet. Auy one giving Information of the
whereabouts of said pony will be suitably
rewarded.
E. B. WILSON.
TIL p,,nt y,Iv On 1870
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24
Temrcrance Mectlng.

J.. s. Haskell, n reformed man an efcc-
tive temperance speaker, and an evango
list Of some note, will m a series
Of temperance lectures in the IL. e.
Church of this city, Thursday evening,
July 25tl.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

THE Manitoba wave has struck rs, and
the cooling breezes have a wonderfully
soothing effect upon the people.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

Taken up by the subscriber in jefferson Twp.
Union County, Dakota. beutt ion days ago, One
Brown Mare III very thin condition age about
ten years. The owner Ia requested 10 call prove
property and take The same away.
Dated July 3, 1878. g. l.. BRAVES.
+, ., Address, Jefferson. ID, II.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-07-24

HARVEST hands are commanding from
$500 to $500 per day and are very scarce
at that. Il