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The Morning herald., 1878-11-11
CHASED BY RoUGHs.

A young man went early last evening to
see young lady living on Riddles Banks.
He was near his destination when gang
of roughs attacked him with stones, put
ting him to flight. He took refuge in'ths
house of Mrs, Donnelly followed rbyIthe
roughs. eho not being contentr threw
'shnwers Of stones at the house. The polics
were notified, and were soon on the spot,
but their birds had gone. ''lll i's' y, 'Isaa
The Morning herald., 1878-11-11
A THIEVING SERVANT GIRL.

Some time ago colored girl came from
the vicinity of Milford to this city end
engaged as a domestic in the house OF
Mr.. Philip Quigley. She staid there just
long enough to get her hands on some silk
dresses and lot of jewelry worth 1--we or
six hundred dollars, and then suddenly dis
appeared. Mr.. Quigley went to Milford
on Friday, accompanied by an officer, In
order to find the girl, but the search was
unsuccessful. .4r..'
The Morning herald., 1878-11-11
MUTINYf ON A DELAWARE VESSEL

44A
THE CREW OF THE SCHOONER yAMEs PoNs
DER, OF THIS CITY, REcoAfE MUTINoU
On Friday afternoon the three.mssred
schooner, James Ponder, Of thisi city, owned
by Ex-Governor James Ponder, of this city,
left Philadelphia port for Cuba. The Ches.
ter Times of Saturday ssyss.-." The -eaptain
Of the vessel did not accompany her, but
gave the boat in charge of the mated and
intended to board her here and take charge
of her, 40 he had some matters to attend tto
In Philadelphia. The crew consisted Of tons
men-twe spsniards. and two negrods.
They alleice that the mate Is very young
and inexperienced seaman, and refused to
allow them coffee for breakfast or Sufficient
food; when ordered BY him 70 do something
on the chip they refused, and numerots
threats passed between them Thencrew
threatened him with butcher knives in their
hands. y The mate could stand IT olonger,
so he brought the, Vessel TO anchor off thiB
city, came, ash ore ina yawl boat after tho
captain got aboard, and procured officers
keenan,, Mckinney, and constable sharpless
who went aboard and arrested the mutineers
about S O'Clock last evening. They were
brought to the city Lookup .."'9 s~ s,..r,
On Saturday afternoon they were takento
Philadelphia by officers Keenan, and7Mo-
Kinney, and . hearing given them" "a ;baso
The Morning herald., 1878-11-11
POLICE PICKINGs.

Dennis Farrep, charged with lighting 10
the street, was discharged on the payment
OF costs. rl' .m.7 '.Hg
Eenry Denny was sent to New Castle for
go days for vagrancy. ..- s.ii
There were also several cases drunken :
ness and disorderly conduct. r'FtS
The Morning herald., 1878-11-11

jackson Beard, residing AZ the Black
Bear Station, Wilmington and Northern
Railroad, is the owner Of sword that was
carried by his grandfather through the
Revolutionary War. He was twice wounded
10y the enemy at the battle Of Brandywins
The Morning herald., 1878-11-11
PASSED THROUGH.

The Great London Circus passed through
this city by rail on Saturday afternoon,
bound south. The first sectisn of the train
passed here at twenty minutes to O'Clock, /,
and the second section at 43O O'Clock.
They perform in Richmond, Va, this even.
ing.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-11
LIBERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday morning the Liberal League
was regaled by lecture by Johu 8! Row,
bothsm. ESQ, on "The Efficacy of Prayer"
The Morning herald., 1878-11-11
MARRIED.

HARRY-.PARKER--A Wilmin gtsn. on
Thursday evening, Nov. 7, 1878, by Rev
Thos M. Eastwood Mr.. Chas. 7. Harry,
and Miss sallie E. Parker, both OF Will
mington
The Morning herald., 1878-11-11
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee in New Castle city, on Tuesday next
at Q O'Clock, p. m. "-- F.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-11

THE WEATHER :--TO-dGB 1t sssH be
etessdy or partly cloudy and comparative
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
Commissioners Proceedings.
Elk Pe.sr, . Nov. Z 1878.

exfsg5 LIHh N--.& o' -
The County Commissioners Of Jnion
.couaiy, y r met persuaat to adjoarnn,ent,
present Cons q II NctTmber ana Ole
Gandersnn chairman; also ] y CGllinan,
clerk.
On motion Dassisi HoGser IL hereby ap
pointed road supervisor for road district
No so,
On motion J52 feet Of plank II feet
long lumber measure ard 8 pieces 4xs IL
feet long aud 4 pieces GAs, IL feet long,
and 25 lbs Of spikes Is hereby allowed to
build a bridge across the grade in dist.
No 81.
On motion beard proceeded to canvass
the votes cast at the general election on
Nov 5 1878.
eDlicfnl Canvass Of the vote Of Union
County.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
~. j. GR.S.gBa, STORMY.
Ygnrsgane saia.

WHEREAS, defiant h1s Seen made IN the ray
nleut OF she Gloney secured by n murtZaga, dated
the th'riie'h lay Of Apgi, > y 1852 ezec1teG
The county Of Urion. aud Territory Of Dakota,
10 Haujet Campbell 81 the comfy Of Pare and
state Of Wisegusia, aad which mortgage was
Gn,y recorded in tie ofAea of The Register st
Deeds ostle sale celGty Of UHlon, ~ book No. B
ot Mortgages oH pages 80 ~, and .25, on The
5fh day of November, A. u. 1875, nj 6 o'clock
p. IA aud
WnIeEAs. the sn.ouut claimed 10 be due AMI
unpaid up0a said alort 1ase. AEd the note secured
thereby, AT The time oItbe dare Of hits notice,
il the Sum Of two hnu3rei and .lFty-zix &0l-
lars and eighty ceNtr f2&.s0l TOWN.: $.Ft priu-
| opal, snd s3f.h1 Of interest besides tNFn Y
| hve dollars rs attorney 8 fees, stipulated ia said
mertaagetp he pail 81 case or foreclosure 81 said
mortgage Gr the commencement thereof. and the
| whole afnoant claimed 20 be unpaid On said
| mortgage, including rincipal interest and alter
Heys fees : the sHBa OF t~Q hundred and sixty
one dollars and eighty cents. l%4Gi 81, and
WHEREAS, no acnon or prtc'edlngs at layy
! have been instituted 20 recover said deb secured
! by said mortgage. SolF, therefore. notice j.
hereby given, thar by slriue of 3he power OF sgie
Contained in faio fa0Ftgage, and daily recorded ~
/ aicrasaii. and ID pursuance ofthe statnte insHeh
| cases made aud provided, The sRid murt.agn Will
he fnreclosed ny a sale OF the promises therein
described. a. public auction at The front door oi
the conft house. in III eFy Of Elk I'cint, county
OF and Territory Of pak9ta. on the Bun
day OF December, 1873, at eleven O'Clock in tile
forenoen Of that dry The said premises aIe
uescFibeI In sat9 mortgage as follows. All that
tract or parcel of land lying and being in The
county Gs Union end Territory Of Dakota dc.
scli bed rs follows, 10 wit: The west one bali -
Of northwest quarter 10 q! Section t&enty8eYei
ca anst The seath bail tAs} ri the northeasi daar-
ter ~ } of SstStan twenty eight, in T9@aShi
neiy two, t92f " f.an@e Mtg, ty} eoni&ininE On
hundred ard sissy acfes according 20 government
! survey.
Dated ak point, D.. t. the 18th dag Of November
DASiEL. CAMPBELL,
Attorney, Yankton. % T, G2~7.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
rmE NEXT CONGRESS-.

Returns nom the recent election
are iii enough to pcrrnitu us to draw
a few conclusions as to the COM
plexion Of the next House.
In the present House the demo-
Gratis have 156 members and the
republicans 1877, giving the former
a majority Of 10. But when the
members elect take their seats next
March this majority win be lessen
ed, as we shall see.
The September and October
elections were against the republic
cans. and they suffered q loss Of
10 members, as compared with
their members in the present
House. If the November elections
had kept up the same ratio the
democrats would have had about
so majority. But the tide turned
against them, and they have met
with unexpected losses iii New
York and in many of the Western
states, 50 that they viii have trou-
Bile to hold their own in the next
House. If it SO happens that the
greenbackers vote with the repub-
leans the parties win be about a
tie.
The returns thus far indicate
that the democrats this fall elected
LAG members, the republicans 1872,
and the greenbackers IL. Califor-
mia, which is entitled to four mem
bers, does not elect till next Sep
tomber. This will complete the
1913 members Of which the House
Is composed. In the present
House, California has two demo-
Gratis and two republicans. One
of the democrats was seated by the
House Of an alleged majority Of
four. Il, in September next, Cali
f0rnia elects two democrats and
two republicans, the House will
stand 148 democrats, 134 republi-
cans and II greenbackers, giving
the democrats a majority Of but
three over both.
Of how the greenback members
will vote, nothing is positive.
Eight Of these have affiliated with
the democrats in the past, and
three with the republicans. Should
such be the case in Congress the
democrats will have 155 and the
republicans LAT, or a democratic
majority at 10.
Rnt neither pasty can depend
oll the votes of the greenhackcrs
on party questions. They care
b1t little how the other parties
make II with each other. As the
two leading parties are very close
- may expect waIlfa times during
IthoeCIning two wears
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

DuR1Sc tho campaign some
Yanktonians put up q cane to be
voted upon and given to the most
popular candidate for delegate to
congress. The vote was strongly
in favor Of Nh. Trip, and they
were not slow to herald the news
all over the Territory. Women,
children and babies were allowed
70 vote, and it is not TO be wonder.
cd that the females voted in favor
Of the successful competitor ID the
caneing process. But the 9th d
November told 4 different tale in
Yankton county. Trips person.
Al popularity let him down. The
political capital sought to have
been made Of the cane affair fell
stillsborn throughout the Territory,
and goes to show that anything OF
such a sensational character never
turns the heads Of thinking, intel
ligent men.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

| Julius fselukc saf prsi,ic Up; Cbas e
Erickson for Virginia Up, and Andrew n
yassar canstahl. for Prairie tp.
For Members OF the Coneci;@-Ira Ellis
aad Silas Rohr,
Members House Of Representative
Silver 4 Johnson, John III Peterson, joel
II Webber and Andrew Iieyt.
On motion board adjourned to meet At
oo'clock "A IN 9 inst.
THIRD DAY.
November 9th 1878.
8 O'Clock q NJ.
Board met persusnt to adjaurom nj,
member. of the bmrd and clerk ail pres
ept, and proceeded to business.
The following resolution WIS offered
and adopted: Whereas IInaee Murphy
| has been awaited the Contract for the
completion of ditch from the Norwegian
Lake to the Big Sioux, and Whereas the
said liaace Murphy has completed said
ditel, iii a satisfactory manner, Therefore
be it resolved that said ditch be accepted,
that the b nasmen be released aud bond
cancelled, and that the clerk hc hereby
instructed TO issue $500 in warrants on
the bridge fund end CONS Dist, AID
$500 on the road fuad 2ad CONS Dist in
faver of said Hance Murphy rs full pay
megt therefor.
On motion the following bills were
allowed aud warrants ordered issued on
the several fuids in payment Of the
anne
Thos Thompson, work on bridge s All
A L Eddy. weed fer sheriff office 10
Mnrtha & Harper, meat fer panpcrs 8 o5
ID NJ Dickerson, iur fees Jun ter IS Q 50
Ashley 81 Rash, lumber dist no l 4 55
B Briggs, making ballot boxes 4 90
A I3osee, sheriff's fees ~ 90
0 NJ Walters depy sheriff fees 1a 10
G Northnp, work on grader $50
] b Brnuillette, co CONS fees & mil 6 80
Ole Gunderson Is 80
| s ID McUmhcr /" II 90
On motion board adjourned tn meet en-
the 10Th day of December a d 1878.
Attest, OLE GuNDERS0N.
] + C~uLL.NAv, Chairman.
Clerk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
SHORTEST ROUTE 70 CHICAGO
SIOUX CfTYTO CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR
cnmn,enetnr nec. az. 1s7!

Commencing Dec. 9Th, 1871.
A daily express passenger train viii leave
Sioux City, sundays exf epfed. Tn arrival af
TRAIN from YaBkfori. Leave Sioux City Al l.2J +.
N. and arrives AT chicago nj 4, p. N.
5 ioeping cars run through from Newell! 20 Chicago
Passengers leasfnr Chicago. honnd west, at
10 A.. NJ, via the Ttiinois Central railroad, will
arrive NJ siosx CITY the next day q tl2,33P =. NJ
An accomH10jMie,. train will leave Sioux City
daily. except sundays 81 $50 p. N, eenaeeltaZ
with through passenger train 81 FIT. bodice, Pas
senEets leaving Chicago ri 9.25 p. IN. arrive at
Stnux City "A Z, iQa m
'C-aips going east ecnaect at Chiesgo with all
tra7ns for %etfoi', Cleveland, BuaaEo, E.iagars
lagoon, New York Boston, ard all parts cIthc
East
This train connects at Waterloo WIN trains or
the Cellar Falls and Misncsota fFaIch, leaving
Waterlos al t2.:0 a, m, and arriving at Mona az
81 a, M. connecting with the Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railroad tfaias, and nrfiving at RI PAM
at CPS p. ~. ard Minneapolis at S,aDp IN.
Connections are made AZ ~Rreeport with trains
on the Iliint isentral main line. leaving Free
port at 4.47 p, w. arriving NJ tfaiesbarg az 40 ?,
IN, Peoria, 600 p, M; Burlington ct T.e0 2, m,
Rock Isaha a. go p, n. Quincy st saf st
meeting a. cairo With trains for Memphis. Mash.
willie. vieksbJirs. Mobile, New Orleans aad al
parts of 1.-THE South.
Connections are made at Ffeepert with West
ern Uuion trains, leaving Freeport al t,50 7. N,
and arriving 1T Racine at 6.@5 p. IA, and Miswaa
Ceuaects6ns arc also mule al Dubuque to st
Louis, Cairo amt MI poil's south.
Baggage Checked Through
To all important points.
For through tickets and information apply al
the Illinois Cen. raj depot
Trains ran by Duhuae iinle, which IS twenty
minutes faster han sioux ely nuae.
loszrlt If. TrcRSa, rhtcnso.
aen1 Passenger agent. ChWago,
II. a. HAMrlLox, Ageui, Sioux ity.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
ManlOGl. Flow Lost, How Restored.

.lr4t published q uew edition of fsr.
fsR+ GassertsaI is. Celebrated afsesy on
hENthe raaicai cnre without naediei1cf OF
Syss 90 SpermatGrrhma or Seminal weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses, Impoiepcy, Mental
and phy steal IDesyacity. ImBedimeRts TO MIR
Rage, etc: also, Geasuu1ptinn. Epilepsy ana
Eita. indueed by seff-indaigenee or sexual ex~t
trayaganee, &c.
Jest Published. in a Seated Eacetop. Price sir
cents.
The celebrated ant Or, in this admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates, from o thirty years Sue
cessfnf practices. that the alarming Consequences
of selfabsse may be radically oured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or The appli-
Gallon Ofthe knife: pO5n dng out = mode Of cure
at once Simple, certain, and efeCtual, ny means
nfwhich every sufferer. no matter what his con-
Giiion may b.. may cure hiINoif eheaply, pri-
vafely .rd radically,
gsy This Lsctafe snosld be In The. hands OF
every youth and every uaan in she land.
Sent under Seal, in a plain esyelap. to an
address, OF receipt OF six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Atldrcss u
The tulyeryveII Medical 90.
IL Amp 50. New Sorii p. o. Box. Also
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
Simmons,

TEHeiToHy OF DAKOTA. In Dist c1urt second
County of Union. }ss Jndicial dist. in
and Tor | MON GO.
Alexander Baden, plaintiff,
gS.
The Farmers National BankA
of Salem Ohio, ard Lacien I
l. Gilbert ~ G%ssigUee of the
Aetna Manufacturing CONT
papy Of ohio. defendants.
TIE Territory Of Dakota sends greeting.
To the Farmers National Bank OF Scism Ohio.
and Llcien l.. Gilbert a. ass .gnea Of the Aetna
Mannfactur}nr compsay OF OHIO, tefea Gants:
Soa are hereby summoned and required To au-
sver the complaint Of Al$&aHdeT i5adden plain
tif. wBichis on llG in the Office Of the clerk OF
the district conr within ant for sGiI Union ceun.
~ ~ Elk Point. D9kuia territory, 4ud 10 serve
q copyof y0Sr answer onjbe sgbe"r1ber - his
Office on Main s'reet Ia the eli Of Elk PoiD',
Union cnat'y Dakata territory, within thtriy
days after The service pf his Hmmons on yot
exclusive ofthr dag of @uuh service snA yeH viii
take notice tbAt il you fat 20 answer said e0ia-
plant within {he time. the p~isiutitsNr VIII apply to
The court f0r the relieFacnaaHicd Ia said com.
plaiRt. GEoenE S1tcESs ~.
plGuniiH's ATTY.
Dated ae the city or Elk Is7int, Dakota territory,
this z)jh day ct Ausast 1915.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Sioux Falls, D. Il. sept OH, 1913.
,thprfaa nrrien VIRGINIA u q

Ion arr hereby notified that the Honorable
COMMISSIONS at fhe General tana ofhce. in q
letter datea ARr. 1sth. 1S7s. has a~SjUased yoar
hsmer cad entry No5,2J upnn north half north.
east grI3 and west halgof The nor; Invest or. sec
zion -. township ~. RAM &c a. forfei'ed. Y0a are
allowed sixty DAYS from the date of this notice
i'll which iC appeal ffum this decision.
b. =. tAIPBsIb fcas.er.
j. u. W~asHBcRN, Recover.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
.~nf Nv CO,

E&sedikar pf MA Sioux Falls
&~Nlspssdsnt made ! feeble effort
eSk p get back into good
oonpa1ys He will find it more
didlcnlt b snmmernnlt backwards
dian II Ms forwards.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

GE.ataes MORTGAGE sale.

whereas lefaalt has been made in The pay.
nent0fa Ghaitsl mortgage bearing date fehr =
berlain 10 Eatsna Bryan both Of Cnioa county, u.
T. 10 sccgTe The payment of note
Of even dase herewith EiYen
hv said hltsa Gha,uherlsin 10 ssid Eulraa Bryan
FOR t9o hgnGraa aad twenty-five t6SsSi dollars.
with ten per ceGi Ia eresf from Date. aud where
"a seflNit has been made In The payment of n
cnattei mortgage given by said Eiias Chamber
Lain TO DsGlel Wilcox II said county bearing
dale The snd day Of February. lS7s. ia recare The
pay uient Of q rote Of scyenty-eiyht doilS-s and
stNty cents OF cSen late herewith given BY sEid
Ellas Chamber aiN 10 said Daniel Wilcox which,
said more bears Twelve per cent interest irori
date, both ot which raid Inortgsges were duly
nlei and recorded in the oslice OF tha Register 81
Deeds Of Gaicn county, Dakota Territory, the
| second day of February, MS and whereas said
last mortgage menfiraed and noie have been
duly soid nud tfansfeFed TO tac said Emma
EfyfnYs 40 IN h0W ths oMner and holder thereof
ana whereas the amount claimed 10 be due on
the frs Hsofiange IL s225, principal and teB pc,
cent interest thereon frUpa the end day OF Fabi Il
airy 1878 ARD %At attorney fee aad upon III sec.
! ond NOR gage above men, oned x7s.61 principal
ana Twelve per cent interest thereon frctn the
2ud Gay q. Z ~etlrasEy 1873
Therefore hofica IL hereby given that by virtue
afsald mortgage / \ We taken the property des-
cfibed IN both ef raid mortgages to Wit. de iron
gray nhare ave years old. fair size: eng lron-graS
| geiaing six years Old, Iatr size, the said horses
knpnll AZ The freeman grays; one seldlngi nn'e
hte years, Ozark hfowa. late size. black mans
a4d taii. one geldins male 4 years
old Of u dBn color large size; ore sett doabic
harness used Oh $40 ssid males. one fsntaei
tack wagon beea EAed six Years; and shall sell
/ the same a. public auction at the front door 81
the law office OF ] A., Wallace in Elk Point
| Iniou ceGnty ID, T, Oh the s5th day of Noyembel
A. II. ieTs, nj tea O'clock III the forenoon of rails
day TO tae highest bidder Tor casi or so inslef
Of said property as shall be necessary 20 ley sFit
cams and costs ef takittg, keeping, aayeriising
sau selling Tie sa'ns intending said 80 attorney
fss.
Dsied ihis ID day Of November. A D 1878.
EgAA RkYAN.
2r Ara.t.o.raa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

IIK fisheries matteris hot liable
q md A. anything serious be-
Ween America and Great Britains
Ins All probability American fisher
msIa ala violate 4 colonial 1aw Of
Newfoundland against fishing on
Sunday, and thstronllls seems to'
hinge ri whether = treaty with
England, permitting Americans
" fish 81 the coast Of Newfound-
lapd, without STIMULATING that no
work should he done on the Sab
bath, does not discountonance the
IlocaI laws 81. Newfoundland. The
MATTER viii ~ settled very likely
ID iGvor 81 tie United States, and
II should he, as the award was
reckless and unjust.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

IVA yearssago beth parties con-
cedsdsth6t 6pink was 4 very weak
candidate but he carried Yankto,l
county ~ \ large majority, and
this ipp ct ingIoriously
lsftfhtbs ame county. Demo
ssatic papers Will please explain.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

2AsrstuFns from several coun-
~ Atup The Missouri river have
~ haen received but the votes
wilpneke very little difference
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

Complaint lovIn@ HeHn entered at this Office
by Charles w taru4ata a&4inst 4, Davidson
Walter fer abandoning his hDIurstg&@ gn,fy- No
N&a, aGte4 JglN Is, 1877 GQon theEou'h = south
cas- Z i ~Getinn 10, NaG uDrtEeG~t Eorlne9st =
seCtius. Is and Rorth west I n0r'Swcs 3 section
~, township ~. range t%3D tniog comfy, Ter
ritnrg Of NakDIa, wlfh view to fho cancellations
OF said u3tgy. LIE contestant aleEiHZ t}gt y0n
have neges Complied with The requirements of
the homestead law. tho said paEsjes are hereby
suBlnoned 10 appear at This Office on che 2tth
day 81 &oyeHh r, tS96. at %oc!Uuk Il 81 10 respond
and furnish testimony contc, ming said alleged
Abandonment.
q r. CsarHELI, Register.
f9fd J.. 81. NA~aagEH, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
On motion board a~djouaned to meet at
8 o'clock a m 8th inst.
SECOND DAy.

SECOND OAR.
November 9Th 1878.
Boarsl met persnant to adjournment,
present CONS s d MeUmher, j 3 Broui-
lette and Ole Guhderson chairman, also
j r Cullinan clerk.
On motion board proceeded with the
official count. and the following namcd
persons are hereby declared duly elected
to fill the following offices, to wit:
rFua.y Treasarer.-Geors stiekney.
Register Of Deeds.-A o Ringsr1d.
Sherif. Alison Bavec.
Judge 1T rTobate,-Tilos " Smith.
Sapt. Pub. Tnst,-W II II Fate.
co Snryeym,-A w neala.
ca Cercncr,-JG Cosiy.
Justice eftlle Peace-Wm Costor and
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

u L42 49, rGr &-XFr <r-Er III LH
TIN National bank law requires
that on thu resumption Of specie
paynleiats Tie treasurer shall re-
tire Hi III and ~ bills Of National
banking associations. In accor-
dance with this, the secretary Of
tho treasury directed the manufac-
ture and issues Of bank bills Of
these denominations to stop on the
first d this month. After that
date the bills will BE retired as fast
as they wear out. The effect d
This Will % to make greater de
mAnd fof silver dollars, as the
arilouut Of National bank notes Of
thsse denominations is six million
dollars. The amount Of National
hauk currency in circulation will
81 course remain the same after
tale retirement Of tho small bill.
bnt here viii III no bank notes d
~ THAN ave dollars.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

m Y&nkten and Sioux City
a1ilias AZ having 4 great deal Of
eoatle With ! Mn: Henderson,,
Nv ccDclhded that she liked an
fsllpw hettar than she did
husband The elocals are
Aemsslyes amateur de-
an6 daserve credit fol
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

On motion board adjourned tn meet of
the 18th dny of December a d 1873,
Attest, OLE GUNDERS0N,
j + CULLsNAN, Chairman.
Clerk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-13

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