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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
Resolutions by the Underwriters of
Memphis-HOnOrs to the Men who
Died at their Posts Protecting
the Property of the City.

We cheerfully find space for the following
tribute of respect to the memory OF five Of the best
citizens OF Memphis, who yielded their lives in en-
distressed.
OFFICE MEMPHIS BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
called meeting of the board of underwriters as
H. Id this morning at ten o'clock in respect to the
memory Of those members who fell before the de-
sroying death-ange in the recent horrible plague
There were present Messrs +. NJ. Nelson, W. Il.
Henry j. Lynn, Herman Bensdorf, c. B. Wexford
]. L. seasley, Simon Sturm, John Johnson, John T.
MI. W. II. Moore moved that committee of three
be appointed to draft suitable resolutions in regard
Messrs. W. H. Moore, j. E. Beasley and Gilbert D.
Raine were selected by Chairman Nelson to serve
During the retirement Of the committee, Mr. Car
rington Mason delivered a short appropriate and
the board In the sudden taking of of their Low
members, and paid splendid tribute to the worth
and noble qualities of the dead.
The subjOiHed resolutions were then presented by
the committee, which, upon motion by Mr.. Henry j.
these honored dead were both beautiful and touch.
ing were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The scythe OF death which recently
swept down untold hundreds of the people in our
midst, has devastated the ranks of association
in the cutting of from useful existence our la
mented and honored friends. John G. Lonsdale ST.,
John e. Longdale j. Julian A; Simmons, DR.. S. R.
RfSqtUod 6g The AsH.Jhis BcdLG Of UIadeFlpriters,
That in the death OF these gentlemen we have net
with an irreparabie loss, and the city Of Memphis
and eStlmabie citizens. And be 1t further
RESOLVED, That we desire to be ar testimony TO their
surviving relatives, friends and acquantances that
IL all the relations of life, and especially as regards
their membership OF this board, we knew the to be
honest, honorable and bameleSs men, true to their
obligations and to the interests Entrusted TO their
hands. Therefore, be 1t
RESOLVED, That to the loved ones which these noble
dead leave beh nd, while Incapable of offer
fhe ai.y CONSOLATION for their bereavement we most
sincerely tender heartfelt sImpathies ana assure
them they are not alone in their gIief. Thatthese
esO Itfons be spread upon the minutes of this board
aQl published In the leading city papers and in
surance iournGls, and copy furhIshedtO The im-
mediate family and friends OF the deceased
W. b. MO6Rt,
j. K. BEASLkY,
GILBERT d. RAINE.
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Attention, Sir knights.

TIVE stated conclave of CYRENE COM a
L MANDER4, No. I, Z. T.. will be held - ~ -
in their asylum on MONDAY EVENING, Xxx
Nov. %. at Z O'Clock, for dispatch of bust fVA
ness. Every Sir Knight is requested to be present.
and visiting ffaters cautiously invited. BY COM
mand,
R. C. WILLIAMSON, E. c.
B. K. PULLEN, Recorder.
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OBSERVATIONS.
WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE US. ARMY, !
SATURDAY, NovembeF %. 1873. zoos 10 m.


Consists of six pages, every one OF which
contains timely and interesting reading mat
ter and advertisements that are Of special
importance to the people of the surrounding
COUNTRY
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j. z. BEASLE1,
GILBERT d. RAINE,

Mr.. John Johnson, whose membership OF the
ca-d has just been renewed by his selection to the
SecretaTys:,ip Ct the Phoenix insurance company of
heartfelt euIogy upon the dead members, whose
noble deeds he had seen chilled with the eternal
sleep of the grave In the darkest hours any people
Yere ever called upon to witness.
The msetlng then adjourned, upon the passage of
the following yeselgLio, introduced by Mr.. Caring
ton Mason: = - -
iseSgkVfd, That a page upon the records Of his
board be DEVOTED 10 the inscription OF the name and
date of the death OF each one Of our deceased
brothers. \. NJ NELSON, President
w n RHEA Secretary
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KELLY-BARRETT-At the residence of Miss
Mollie Blake, November 20, 1878, by Rev. Dr.. Bur
row. MIR. CHARLES W. KELLY and Miss N B. BAR
RETT all OF Shelby county.
The above parties are well known In Shelby coun-
ty and the happy couple well congratulate them
selves In the wealth of love and happiness both pos
sess. May the sun of prosperity ever shine upon
them, and good old age be their reward.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Liverpool cot
ton, 5 1-2d. Memphis cotton, &c. Nei0
Orleans cotton. $3.50. Neio York cotton
9 S-Se. Nsho York gold, 100 is.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAR DEBT, OFFICE Gu. SIG. OFFICER
WAsHfSGfOs. November "a am.
For Tennessee and the ohio rGiiey clear
or partly cloudy tceGfheJ-, teaTm somheasteyly
icinds, generally higher pressure, .foi'ored
ia iresf portion By colder northeast reinds.
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WANTED.

A GOOD energetic reliable man, who can give
~ satisfactory reference, 10
SELL OYSTERS.
Liberal inducements offered, Reliable supply and
quality OF Oysters guar anteed. All orders illed by
telegraph. Address,
+. w. MILLER d CO.,
Merchandise RrnI.ers MnhIle AIahar,na
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CoPP-MANSFIELD-At st. Augustine Chapel,
Sewanee, Tenn, on Tuesday morning, November
10, 1878; at ten O'Clock, by The r. Rev. Charles T.,
Quintard Mr.. FRANCIS T. Corp. of Mobile, Ala,
and Miss NARY W. MANSFIELD, of Memphis.
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TELEGRAMS
UncaIIed for ana that GfHT DS hEG To
Day by Calling at the Ot1ce AT
the Hours Mentioned.

Messages remaining in the telegraph Office
November "a, 1873. Hours, $50 to 1870
am. and TO 8 pm:
G. A. EckeTly L Bro, NJ. Hawks 4 Co.,
]. T. Hastings, Manhattan bank,
]. I. Washington, ii. j. Lynn,
Herman Shur, n. Wetter Il Co,
r. Z. Heron j. II. Coffin x Co.,
NJ. T. Williamson, Ad Storm,
:. Perryman, Mrs. A. Thompson,
kefiz Mitchell Metcalf Il Walker
Colonel J. j, DuRose, Captain Jas Lee ir,
W. H. Rddln, ~, N. leila Scott lodge,
Captain Joe Elliott W. A 6ooomhh =
Major 6. Harris, State national bank,
]. .. II. Meyer, Menken Brothers.
Q. w. Goyer Co., Vangundell & Msyhof
c. B. Carter Il Co., VIM. Frolich,
c. .. Howard * Co.. Ellerton L. Dorr Il Co.
Jack M'Rea, Memphis Oil Co,
Rice, Stir i Go, ]. c. johnson d Co,
L. l.. Cochran d Co, s1rs. Robert NJ. M'Leau,
Randall, Heath d L., Mrs. L. W. Mitchell -
G. c. Manson, B. LOwenstein 4 Bro
Hill, Fontain d Co, r. C. Daniel,
Colonel A ]. Kellar, B. Hughes
j. II. Black, A. c. franklin,
D. PateIachi, NJ Munson,
Porter, Taylor & Co., C. NJ. Schultz,
MS ]. N. Ware, Thos. MaydWeI,
w. L. J0pI-, Lou II. Briggs,
W. L. RadfoTd, A. r. Hall.
HUT, Townsend d woOley,
j. S. Richardson Co., j. C. Griffing,
Frey & Shilling, Pamela oil works,
5. p. Readl II. SeeSsel, ST.,
Jahp T. Tom!inson, Oliver, Finne & Co.,
VIM. Mason. Simon Jacobs,
4 RaxinF ,
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SAFE.

Lorne-After a Stormy Voyage that
Surpasses Anything the High
land LOchs eau Afford,
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Marine and Inland Insurance.
ORIENTAL MUTUAL ms. co,

OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS OVER $I,6OO,ODO,
CERTIFICATES covering COTTON and other
~ MERCHANDISE made payable In LONDON, in
STERLING, and losses adjusted according to the
usage and custom of Lloyds.
RIVER RISKS TAKEN
GREEN K q BEASLEY, Agents.
as Madison St, Memphis.
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
PUBLIC notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a
L Vendltloni exponas, to me directed from the
Honorable Bartlett Circuit Court of She by county,
tennessee, In the Of R. c. Brinkley use Of etc
versus j. NJ Adams and B. F. Adams, Judgment
sum Of six hundred and tiftyiye dollars and thirty
Two cents with interest and costs of suit to satisfy
said Judgment, etc., WILL on
Wednesday, December Is, 1875.
in legal hours, in front of the Courthouse, Mem
ph1S, Tennessee, proceed to SELL to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described property, to-
The following real estate. lying and being In the
c )unty OF Shelby, and State of Tennessee, in the
fourth civil district of said county in the Mississip
pl Dottonl, ana bounded as follows TO wit: Begin
ming at stake on the range line, on the northwest
corner or the Adams tract; thence north degree,
~ minutes west SO $40 poles to stake on range
poles links to stake with dogWood and two beech
pointers; thence south degrees mlnutes east 82
poles to a beech marked j. B. B., west degrees SO
minutes south SO $40 poles; thence south de-
grees 36 minutes, east 19 $40 poles TO an ash
marked j. C. l.; thence west degrees II minutes
south 1874 6-10 poles to the beginning, containing
by estimation 40 acres. Levied as the property
of defendants j. NJ. and b. +. Adams to satisfy said
Judgment, interest and costs.
&6szHa +. L. MCGOWAN,
Sheriff of Shelby County, Tennessee
By 81. E. PULLIAM, Deputy Sheriff.
MEMPHIS, November Is, 1878
ID. q. Shelby, Att for Plaintiff. sun
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Grest v egtern Clothing House.
"DoOIey's Yeas Powderv

Said lady, ''has made itself indispensable
in r1r kitchen. Our biscuits. cakes. waiiies,
are always enjoyable end good. We would
not be without it in our faIaLS. We have
USED It for over fifteen years, and it bag
never disappointed US yet"
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HzARR1ED.

BANGS -MUSSO-In this city, November 22d,
ELGE A. BANGS, JR .sof Cincinnati Ohio, and MAG
GLE u. MUsSo, of this city.
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DIED.

HAWLEY-Departed this life, at her home at
sunset ON Sabbath, November 3, 1878, Mrs EMILY
z. HAwLEY, widow of Rev. u. X. Hawley
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HOLT-In this city of yelow-fever, Sept. 1, 1878,
at his residence, 359 Poplar street, NEAL B. HOLT,
aged SO years.
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HOLT-In this city, of yellow fever, Oct >. 1878,
at his fathers residence 359 Poplar street JOHN A
HOLT. aged al Years
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NORBY worsted overcoats at S., 346 Main
street,
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Coaches,
ROckaways.
Park PheatOns,

and all the various styles of carriages usually kept
In Carriage Repository together with large stock
OF carriage material OF every description Persons
In want OF such goods will save money by examining
this stock before purchasing elsewhere
A WOODRUFF Surviving
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Sale of Stock.

OFFICE OF THE MEMPHIS CITY,
FIRE AND GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
10 MADISON ST, MEMPHIS, Nov. %, 1873. !
10y order OF the Board of Directors of this COM
II pany, will sell at public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, p shares (of 500 each) OF the
tifcates No AT for shares, No. POS for shares
and No. pa for 10 shares, on
Friday, December q, 1878,
at II o'clock m, at the company's Office Said sale
Will be made to satisfy certain Indebtedness due
said company, and secured to them under the pro-
visions of the lien held by them under section of
their charter. HENRY j. LYNN, Cashier.
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TURNER On Thursday, October 25, 1878, at
son of T. B. and Myra Turner, aged seven years and
nine months.
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Messages remaining in the telegraph Office
November "a, 1873. Hours, $3.50 to 1870
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DISSOLUTION.

TI1HE firm of WOODRUFF d CO. was dissolved by
i the death of W. C. Woodruff, on the 30,h day
OF August. 1873. In order to wind up the business
OF said partnership the large stock of goods
hand offer for sale at greatly reduced prices The
stock consists of
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JUST 0PENED,
Cashmere Feathers, Cashmere Bands,
Gold-Tlp Feathers, Novelties IN Wings,
EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP.
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We cheerfuly find space for the following
tribute of respect to the memory OF five Of the best
citizens of Memphis, who yielded their lives in
deavoring TO advance the welfare of the sick and
Ss.d
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ME-. KREElER
Is now in New York, enabled on account
OF the lateness of the season. to buy extra
GREAT BARGAINS.
We mean to sell them
EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP
Now, while the people want them.
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just Opened,
10000 new Hats in the following styles and shapes:
TULIPS. HAMILTONS, HASTINGS, SARA
TOGA, BEEF-EATERS, CELTIC5,
AND MATINEES.
These hats in the real felt, camels hair and CASH
mere quality.
Great Reduction
Of all hats. Beautiful Hats at csc, Soc 75c and 81
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Odeans; Joseph w. Kerr, Paris, Missouri;
Zach NJ 'Elfresh, Washington, d. c.; A. X.
Hall and w. S. Hall, Huntingdon.
ONE of the oldest men on the police force
Is Captain +. G. Forrest. Everybody knows
the genial captain, and while he remains at
the stationhouse the prisoners all feel they
will be treated humanely. His losses by the
epidemic he still feels; but, generous old
man, cheer up, and look forward to bright
fi,fura
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-30
Our readers are all aware Of the


Our readers are all aware of the
fact that David Benjamin has an
nounced himself as an independ-
ent candidate for sheriff, and by
looking at the local columns Of the
COURIER you will see that his an
nouncement does not say to which
party he belongs, nor what class of
votes he expects. 1t is generally
conceded that Mr.. Benjamin is a
democrat, and the fact in this in
stance seems to be that he tries to
enter the field under the guise of
. republican for the purpose of
aiding the democratic nominee.
He does not even hope to be cleo
ted, but seeks to draw enough of
republican votes from the regular
nominee ofthe party to aid his
democratic friend. We trust voters
will see that Mr.. Benjamin draws
no votes from MIR. Bovee, as it is
wholly a trick put up by the dem
ocrats to defeat the republican
candidate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-30
.SLExAN.DER AUGMEs, .1ssersev.


Notice Is hereby given that by virtue ofan ex-
ecution 10 me directed and delivered aud now In
my habd DIS tssned ont OF the Clerks office Of the
Second Judicial District court. Territory Of Dako-
ia, Ia and for The county of Union. upon a judy,
ment rendered In said cour, on the 18th day Of
December q. d. 1877 IN favor OF Tibbles. Shirk 4
Whitehead Go partners, against Il. X. tiIcen and
Henry Rowe Co, partners. ! levied upon the
follow ing ZEAL estate OF said Henry Rowe. one Of
said defendants. to wit:
The North East quarter Of Section E ighteen
QSl Township NiRety-one t91l of Range Forty
nine f49l West Of the 5th P. NJ, containing One
Hundred and sixty acres.
And thai | shall on Thursday the 18th day Of
October, q d. 1878 az the hOnr Of 2o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day a, the front door OF the
Count House In Elk Point in said county and Ter
ritory proceed to cell all the right title and inter
est Of the above named defendant Henry Rowe
At and s'ntc the date Of laid judgment in and 10
the above described property TO satisfy said ju e
ment and cOste amounting 10 Seven Hundred.
Nincty-onc and 17--lOU DOLLARS, together with all
sccruing costs Of sale and interest on the same
rom the 18th day OF December 1877 At the rate Of
per cent per annum. At public ausiion TO- the
ALEX. HuGHEs. Sheriff Union Co.
Atty far Plfe.
Dated Elk Point. D. r. Sept. 9th 1878.
The sale Of the real estate specified in the fore
going notice. IL adjourned persuant TO an order
Of the Court. until Monday October 2s 1873 at
erty will then be offered for sale at the place
above specified. ALsON BOvEE,
Sheriff OF Union county.
Pereuant to an order Of the District Court OF
laed in the above and foregoing notices IL ad-
journed until Saturday November Q 1875 Mt the
honr Of one O'Clock p m OF said day. Said sale
Will taks place ct the front door Of the court
house In ELK Point, Union county Dakota.
| Sheriff OF Union county.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-30

WE wish our readers to peruse
the following from the jamestown
Ak,t, which shows very plainly
how the democratic nominee for
delegate is willing to spend money
to secure his election:
/. We wsrs offered 600 for the control
Of the columns Of the Akpt until alter
election, which W cannot see; while two
Of our chums OF democratic persuasion
kindly oies &, relieve u Of editorial du.
ties. ~ thst W cn 20 Z hunting. They
ase = cDspls Of wage Of first water, and
would have the Alert in mourning, invsr.
Ted column rulcs, and oil that. obituary
notices Of the propsistors, the republican
party. and what rot. The Offer il very
generous and might create = demand for
that particular issue, bst We might be
like the editor for whom Mark Twain
edited . paper, in having six duelA and
seven cases Of Islander, besides several
horse. whippines to take when we get
back. The offer Is politely, very politely
rejected.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-30
Probate Notice.

TKRRFroRY Or DAKOTA -
County Of Union, In Probate Court.
In the matter Of he estate OF William W. Kirk.
late of Unton county, deceased.
It appearing to the satisfaction Of this court by
the petition OF N. A. Kirk administrator of said
estate tn at there lie not sufficient person i proper
~ belonging to said estate 10 pay the debts OF
said estate and the expense Of administration on
the same and that It 10 necessary to sell a part Of
the real estate Of said deceased for the payment
OF such debts.
II 10 therefor ordered that all persons interest
ed In the said real estate appear before the un-
darsigned Judge " Probate for said county at
his ONCE In Elk Point in said county on the 3ist
day Of October .. d. 1873. at il o'clock q. m. ct
said day 10 chow cause If any there Is why license
should not be granted Ia said N. A. Kirk to sell
30 much OF said real estate OF SAID deceased as
may be necessary u pay such debts and expenses.
And It IL further ordered that this notice be
published In the Union county Courier for three
successive weeks prior to said hearing.
- Witness my hand and seal Of said
/auAT.N court this End day Of October. a. d 1873
80 A. r. MATTI ON,
40 Judve Of Probate
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IT is very important to fill our
offices with men of known integri7.
ty and reliability, and this is par
ticularly the case with that of
County Treasurer-an Office that
requires the highest type Of hon
esty. In the late republican con-
vention this subject was carefully
considered, and the party united
on Mr.. Jesse Aiken, in whom it
saw all the qualities necessary to
administer the affairs of the office
in a way that will add to the best
interest of the party and do honor
to the position. Mr.. Aiken is an
old resident of Union county, hav-
ing como here about seventeen
years ago. He is a man offne bust
ness qualifications, of expe rience
in matters of public trust, being
during the war in a Quartermas-
ter's department where he had
charge of all the books belonging
to that Office, and is an expert book
keeper. He has never sought
office since he came to this county,
and by the urgent solicitations of
his friends he very reluctantly per-.
mitted the use of his name in con-
vention. The citizens of Union
county should stand by such a
man, who is now identified with
their interests, and will bring into
official life the sterling qualities
that have frightened his steps as
q private citizen.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-30

The outlook at present writing
points to q sweeping republican
victory in the territory this fall.
Early in the campaign the general
appearance Of things indicated
closer results than can possibly be
from the course politics have Ia
ken in the last few weeks. The
disinfection in certain quarters has
reacted, and the democrats will
gain nothing by the course they
have persued. And they should
not.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-30

AGAINST Charles Bailey as a
man We have nothing to say ; but
q his his politics We have q word
Beyond 4 doubt he is in sympathy
with the democratic party, az
there is proof that he has trained
with the party in the past His
announcement was brought into
this Office and paid for by a demo-
crat, and from his remarks We
should naturally infer that Mr..
Bailey was Of his political belief.
Republicans should 60 slow in vo-
ting for him, as it will be a waste
Of your rights. He stands about
as much chance Of being struck
lightning in the winter as he
does Of being elected, and you had
best stick by the nominees Of your
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-30
PATENTED NAY is 1877.

PATENTED MAY 10 1877.
This 10 the only real double acting anti
freezing force pump-'on principle'--in
America to-day. From the time that We
obtained the patent for this great inven.
tion We have not spared either pains,
money or labor by:way Of experiment and
practical demonstration to make this
pump . perfect success, and the result OF
nj labor il we have tho pump 20 we'll
propostioned and 20 simpliied in point
Of construction, and made 20 durable and
practical and efficient In it, working
operation that they give unqualified st
isfaction and 1t 10 . pleasure I sell either
the pumps or territory, in email amounts,
/ affirm that l can give industrious. enter
prising persons . trade or territory for
this valuable invention, and l Wholesale
altogether, nut OF which they 0n make
more money In one year than they c9p
possibly make in ave years 1t anything
else that they may take hold Of. Call
and ~ me, aud I will take pleasure In
showing and explaining the pump.
A. ]. HoPKlNs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-30

II II no doubt known 10 Q few
people in this county that several
paroles are stacking Alison Bovee,
TIE sspablican nominee for sheriff,
and ~ wish 70 tell voters . few
thcls il The matter, and do 90 free
from prejudice. The last request
II Nj. Beaumont was that the
County Commissioner appoint Mr..
Bovee his successor, and his re-
quest was complied with. No man
could have filled the position more
acceptably than the present incum-
bent has ; and the people Of the
county seeing in him an honest,
capable man, gave him the nom.
nation. To trace the opposition
% Nj. Boges % il source you will
|nnd X W esnter ID about three
Ep4ries, alIof whom .were candi
d6tsn ssssskssif before the oonven
tibn ~ him the nomina
|tis1s Epnee. yon will - tina
40 y defsAk 10 gentleman
fpG11oly oooND III had strength
Il .AAs4xS2 ff& zNI.AxAA u w
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-30

DURING the session of the demo-
cratic county convention a set of
resolutions was adopted, one of
which charged the republican par
y with being responsible for ell
the ills that have found a lodg-
mont in Union county. But the
trainers forgot to consider that the
high rate Of taxation to-day is the
result Of democratic mistakes when
! majority Of the County Commits
Goners were democratic. The
county is Just now emerging from
the dePlorable condition that party
LEFT it h-when republicans stepped
10 the helm.