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New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

ST. MARY's, EDINBURGH.-The revival OF ca
thedral building. 10 speak, has noteworthy repre-
sentative in s. MaIys which was recently ccnsecrated
with imposing ceremony IN Edinburgh. Not only the
Episcopal part Of the community, but every part OF II
Presbyterian and allconrbued by its preseuce to the
significance OF III, OCCASION Sir Gilbert Scott consid
cred this cathedral his best work romantic story j.
told OF It's origin. An old maiden lady, Miss Mary
Walker the Of two sisters, lived in an ancient
manor scotch type - near To E1inbursh iha
the spreading o; the gradually surrounded her ana
greatly increased the value Of her property TO her
wealth which was already considerable, she added
large SUNS by means OF ugay and the rise IN values
II got TO be believed thar she very i1cb and assumed
that when she died some person then unknown "ould
lie made the possess0r of Ler wealth. SOme eight or
nine years size died, and on opening her VIII every
Edinburgh aStOuudcd TO hear that her en-
lire fortune pass into the hands OF trustees l"i
ie construction and support OF cathedral 10 hc called
s. Mary's Notwithstanding there was strong Pres
byterian element the BOari OF Trustees the rfoNl-
siOs ~ VIII have been carried out with harmony
amt strict accuracy TGc architecture Of the cathedral
j. Gothic Of The larry Pointed ana purely English type
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
FOREIGN ART NOTES.

IroSARpo's "LAsT SUPPER."-Among tne
~aluable property which John Forster the ireno o'
s,ctcns beoueathed TO the South kensngtoh Museum"
were two volumes OF manuscript in the handwriuns' VI
leonardo da vinc that have received irom seno'"ns
.carcev auy attention at all. The last Academy cans
sttention 70 the great Importance of these Nou'n's
hoth TO art and to biography OF the artist ana gives
soue account they contain In the hrst OF 'ne
,hcre Is detailed information OF the origin OF Inc s'
aud the artist gives expression To the 'ho"s
which Influenced him in the de'ineation OF tne ino
xiua types OF the Apostles. On comparing these hoeS
with the picture one at moment that Leohar"o
adhered 70 his plans in the execution OF the ieseo
Here are TRANSACTIONS Of several OF the notes ABOUT 'he
Apostlcs: Zone is about TO drink, but leaves II the
sas In It's place and his head toward the proo
cutor Another Is extending the fingers OF his hands
and turns toward his neishh0r with severe expression
on his brow Another opens his hands, showing ther
palms and raises his shoulders toward his ears MS
,nouth indicating asfonshment Another speaks lnt9
lie ear az his uriaAbuT. who listens. turning tOWhtu
nm aud placing his ncar him, while III ohs manu- ne
holds KNIFE anu the other the bread hali uNlueu oS
the sald kuifr Another IN turning WIN khlc ~ NE
hand oyerturus with the came hand the giass WhlSu
sfonds an tlc fable Another places his hands on the
table looking at his neighbor who hiows upon his
mouthfn tof oOd) Another bends forward toward 'ne
prolocutor. holding hand over his eyes 10 sllne
Them Another draws backward (bemucl the one VINO
bends forward and looks at thc prolocutor between the
wall ana the sky
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
IL Bus tN
4 VIA the OLD RELIABLE
S!O\INGION LINE

PROVIDENCE LINE for freight ONLY
Stcamers Electra Gaara leave Pier 30 North River
NoOt Of Warrenttl. daily, except Sundsys 4 D. IN for
Prevalence direct either line taken
L. W. FIiKISr, u s. DABCoCK
Gen Passage President
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

DRIVATE LESSONS in Classics, also French
and Engish. Testimonials from Mcssrs robert Bonner
s. n. Weimorc Hon f. 4. C0nkling and others Address
Box 20, Tribune Onice.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
Gieamboais an0 Railroads.
ANE DOLLAR TO BOSTON.

NORWICH LINE 10 BOSION.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited csets. steamers l.av,
Pier 40. North River daIy, including sundays IN
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

IF a sufficient number of applications are i'm
mcda'ey received an e1peTieneed lady teacher VII form
young ladies who wish prepare iOr smith, Vas
sar. Wellesley and other colleges. Address -
TEACHER. Box IS, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
MERiCAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
4 GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.

EXPERIENCED TUTOR (Yale graduate)
n desires private pupils references Address
TUTOR, Box g. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
Gfarners.

\ fkADUAIE II Ot ALE, VINO mas fau Ellge
~ experience teaching. will receive into his family aud
home Boston bows TO whose ana
his whole VIII be given Refers to = H.
C. Prime, d. of1he Ncw-York Observer. Address JAMES
BIRD 4. NJ Auburncalc. Mass.
, 1879-05-20

South" upon ohtaiping "cou.rol Of tho Gov
ernmont 30 soon nfter tho War.' Tho ge'l-
tle1na, from, South Carolina forosuca mora
Clearly than Co his, Democratic niles from
Illinois, Wisconsin, md Ohio, TINT tito re'
ftlsnl 10 paas the appropriation bills md tho
dIsbandment Of tho army will "solid1fs Tho
North rs much m did tho firing upon Fort
Sumter In 1861" Wo 10 TO tllat North
crn member Of Congress who hy h'H
vote tlefo0ts the appropriations Tor
tho support Of tho Government In
ortlor to deprive tho President Of the
means Of executing tho laws, enforcing or"
dor, and preserving Ito rnblic peace wl'cn'
ever, w}Ierover, md by whomsoover 1t mny
10 tliaturhod OF tl1roatened! Tho sooner th5
Southern mon In Congress discover that
thoso Northern mon who defy the general
sentiment Of the people Of tho North have
no constituencies, tint they nre promising n
popular support which they cannot furnish.
mud TINT the old garlo Of 1851, Of using tho
South =. to p1ny Tho cat to tho Northern !"
tlonghfaco monkey, is now ngain playing, md
TINT tho results, with a!l their crushing
force, will fall upon tho South mainly md
upon the whole Democratic party, tho sooner
will the south understand that its tr'lo policy
Is to act fairly, honestly, and with f1'll re-
spcct for tho intelligence Of the whole cou1,.
, 1879-05-20
WHY JOE BLACKBURN LEFT CHICAGO,

"a1 JUG QAAtA0u4tN LEE bk14HANNr
In tho new Congressional directory for
tho present Congress We lnd among the
biographical notes Of tho memboss the fol-
lowing concerning LII. nLAoHnunN, who IN
now tho most conspicuous mo,aber OF tho
House Of Representatives, and the leader Of
tho "Solid South Tho notice reads:
''JosEPM @. s. D1AnKHuaN, Of Vsr1aIl'es, waa
born In Woodlosd County. kentucky, Oct. ]. 1Haai
was etlucate Ut sayres Institute, Frankfort, Ky..
and at ContEe College, Danstlls, whence be xradp"
ated In lSj7; studisd law at Lexington, wss ad-
mitted to thu llar In lsha. and psactiesd uatl
18dl entered the Confederate army In 1901. ana
served throughout tho Wars resumed psacttea III
1sU5; was slectsd TO the Legislature Of Kentucky
In 1H7l and 187i; waA elected to tho FoFty'tousta
and Forty. .hfth Congresses, and was se'sleetad 10
thu Forty y-sIkth Congress-"
We copy thus record entire to call atten-
tion to an omission which does no credit to
the taate Of Mr.. UlAcnnuaN. The geatle-
1nau statos that he was admitted to the Oar
iu 1868 and praotieod law until lsdl. Ths
omission to which we rafer IL TINT he ignores
tue fact that ho zesideA and practical law In
Ohioago in 1858, but how late theseaftsr We
cauuot pow say, At that tlme ha hal IN
, 1879-05-20

The Presidential veto IL bigger man taaa
sAto-slghts, -.
Tue army must ho Increased as tno l'oA'
unit! tho fraud IL reduced.
The Nihillats and Socialists ahonia VI"
Dr, Carver ovos to ahsiF slds.
1t ia to be hoped that the Conieaet"'''
will 60 home In time for tho Jellow-fe'ef'
The Syracuse Herald thinks Frea'a'A'
Hayes had two dasre]a, and both woro toaafo' !.
4 correspondent asks what Is . coG.. u...ss
No do not know, pcshaps 5au should s'k '''A'''
Murphy. o.,
We hope that the thieves who sso's ~. ~
Butlss's sllye.wase did not get Tho ce'eoF@''' 49,
historical apoous. III,
II tho Gear succeeds In stamping ", l,.n,p
hiliam la NussIa, We sllall omp|oy a'% ~
OUT Btato.F rights In America. 1..h
Tho army may now bo roduet"' md III
Chandler will look sitter the Coufedc1a'S@'
courts will look after tho Iadsn'' Linn
Springfield, Mass, has one l'9"u' ~. h,r. m ~
to eyery soyony i've voters, ana ys'
not 30 lung ~ to pFsvsas csoFaans. n.,oaie,
According 10 the Now York k,st,ea ~ hi
Rseeusa, tho Pocaascs san..le who na'''''-
, 1879-05-20

btr. D1A1Ss spoke IN the Sonate yesterday
10 ia crowded Eouse," aud rogaled hia
auditors with ono Of his happieat efforts in
the limo Of off.hand! orntory. lilo Is always at
hls best and brighteat when he can provoke
his political opponents to frequent interrup.
tions, aud in this rsspoot hs was especially
successful. 1lia quotations from Uoatel-
rrata speeches wese Of a kind calculated to
call forth explanations which only served
taoro strongly to emphasize tho points
lie had matls. Ho ohaEged thst tho Bouth
was still taught to hate 'the North
aud tho Federal dovernment, and quoted
a pasaagc In MI address Of Gov, H4Apros iu
which the idea was conveyed that tho South
would wait Tor its rsyenge-oompolliag
Hsuator HAMILTON ta adult that THU wAa mere
, 1879-05-20

The Republican Judicial Convention for
tha nomination Of Are Judges Of tho Circuit
Court is 10 be hold noxt Saturday, May 81,
ut Farwcll Hall, Tho nomination by the
Democrats Of full ticket composed OF Dam.
ocrats has left tho Republicans no alterna.
tivo but to select aud plaoo before tho people
hvc candidates whose ability aud fitness for
The high office Ut Circuit Judge a|,all DO
recognised by people Of nll parties who dis
approve Of tho cot,raa Of tho Democrats in
noiling tho judicial er;niue by contact Will,
partisan politics.
, 1879-05-20

It is stated ua fact worthy Of interest
that since tlo first day OF January, 1870,
the day when specie resumption was ill.,
augurated. there haa boou received by tho
Treasury Ut tho United Statea in exchange for
groenbecks :ao00, ,000 more Of gold coin than
was paid out for greonbaok redemption. The
total amount OF legal.tans1or notes presented
for redemption IT. coin sinee jim. l.. IL o.
l33,5l3. People are In no hurry to convert
apuranoy that is 60 readily convertible as
t,reeubaoks.
, 1879-05-20

Tho Congressional df1cctory for the ptcscos
{Forty.stxth) Congress Is, IN consequence Of tho
extra session OF Congress. issued much earlier
than Is usual, It Is YerS, complete document
rcploto with all necessary Information for pcsf
sons Visiting or having business with CongrtY,
or any other branch of the Govcsnsncnth hs
Washington. Its veteran elltar, Cal Dr.
rEKLHY PoonH, has published thla diroepft
for ycars, and II grows IN completeness nd
utility with oyerY publication.
, 1879-05-20

Tho Common Council last evoning con-
firmod two Of the Mayors nominationH-Mr.
WAL1Ea as Commissioner Of Public Works.
aud Mr. CAMERON 81 attorney for tho lower
courts. The official bonds OF Comptroller
aUaNEE, Collector ONAuAN, and Commission
or WALLER wore approved, aud those ofIlcerH
are now properly equipped for beginning
their labors.
, 1879-05-20

Tho county portion Of the big building in
tho Court House square ia 80 nearly com.
piotel Ms to walls md root TINT tue architect
1irgcs that immediate stops be taken 10 awarl
tho contracts for the tlrc-proof work, tho
rlRsteriug, plumbing, and gas-ntt1ng, oar.
pentery, steam hoating, and painting md
rtnstn0
, 1879-05-20

Gov. CuI1oM has iss1od a PROCLAMATION
recommending TINT the 10th Of May 10 OBJ
served rs general holiday, mud requesting
tho people OF Illinois to unto on that day ;p
houoring tho memorY Of tho heroic tlead by
the customary decoration Of tho g1avss Of
IInion aolliern..
, 1879-05-20

tbs plight Of tln Demo- o-Confcdntss 10 Con.
g.css u we'll tlsuhratoa hy two tacaetes' aaa
tl,e reaasr ruu take his cholce: farncr's boy
In Nav Han,nahlro had nayef tsitsd State
Agricultural Falr, aud was au!Y VnamaFea o.
,, tip nrxes offerod tor rl,oIea }sel& ot eattia.
1lo At mrs resolved to take hlsLtlcr's bull, an
ugly, vicious, upEatnly aatlye, = away TUG TWO
, 1879-05-20

Tile Troy Tn.ea calls IL " The 1moeratlc GU
Gus bill to promote violence I'D djsofaet VI
cleotIons." Tho Albany Jonrsd names It .Ia9
sccond Democratic, stasc-RieFs' ant''uat.oaal
bill" The New York 1'ribu,{ calls 1t "C!aa
inal legislation" and re hay des!Knatcd u ID
bill 10 paraEyzs the arm OF no fsesldens Of 'us
United Stntes.r
, 1879-05-20

Senator coxkllno segas to hare suddenly
stopped Euto tho lata CERIEs SUMMERS s1'oss, =,
and solne Of his rccet speeches remind NV ~
tho cloouopce md noyf Of tho olaeu time VI
late he has thrown q Ills apathS J, al'a eo"es
!uto tho sen4te like intellectual gladiator al
, 1879-05-20

THr CHICAGO Tn1rrEk hss established hraneh odicet
for tic receipt OF subscriptions aad advertisements M
1Q1l1~tt -.'
MEM YDtsK-Eoom - Tf1bvns Building. F. 7. Nc
EAnnKx, Manager.
rAtlls, F1snceNo. 10 I'uo do n G1auRe.1'atc1Ierc.
II. MAHIER, Agent. .
IONUOS, knR.-AmerlcaQ Exchange. f4a Strand.
uExHr +. GttIt0. Agent.
WASHINGTON j. C.-tsi0 stfret
, 1879-05-20

Several newspapers, among tl,cm Tic Ciuc!n-
natl G0xtfle, are disposed to make merry ayrt
the ruYort t1ult Mr. MuRAr HALstElD, c1llor ot
tho Cincinnati Commercial, Is swrltiag play, lLs
motives ot which nrs political in their lc1riny
There Is no occaston for Merrlmpnt, out, oa tha
other hand, for regret that the news IL ton guol
TO bo true. II Mr. HA1srRAD shuuM wre a
p!ay based Oil Aulcrican politics, tic fur wouIl
fly. II thcro Is any man capa,e of holding thu
political mirror up to nature, it Ia Mr. isLsTEap,
and neither Democrats nor Grceuhackcts voall
care to take more thnn unc 1ouk nro tlls lnlgrur.
, 1879-05-20

Tho vito If Senator BRUCE Aas Just malc
hcr" yreasese efrort,'' aa9 very properly calls
1T ROSCOE CoSK1INo BRYCE. Everybody is
doing as wcll ns could DO expected.
, 1879-05-20

Tho Tall ycamore Of tho Wabash will no q
1tttlo carefi hereafter how lso attacks beha'o1
f,osnL1af VooHnYzs ia not the man to soes
borns wi, tho Senator from New YORK Saa
con,n nftlrst best.
, 1879-05-20

The New York World says the Democrats pi]l
10 bcutcn II they don't pass tho Approximation
hills; tho Now York Sn" savs they viii bc tes,.
en- II they do This mnkes lis thIbk Of an old
story. A negro preacher was iio1dIng forth 1t
camp-moetlng. Said he: "My bsuddcss, dare
be two roads IN dis world, a,iti you must 10
kccsfu1 which one you take. One lcads to Hell
mi du Older .enls to damnation.'' .1Iu Dat
case," said darky In the audience, Ills chile
talsos 10 do woods" According to thesa Dctno-
cratic organs. tho only course left for tue pariy
Is to take 10 the woods.
, 1879-05-20

Like the woman hat bought the door'oss' It Il
auction with 4pAlcr maine oh Il, thinking u
would pe roo thing to hare in the hou1e,
30 the Rcpubtins think HAYES Is d good ta'as
tn haye in III {Whfte} House.
, 1879-05-20

Thf Democrats declare that their pa.ly ~
Confess Will not act hastily Sotif Ms' AAsa0
knSs himself.
, 1879-05-20

'Asf11.AN LODGE, NO. %H, \. F. h A., .M.-Resn.
jar Meeting Tursdhy erenirR. May 70, All mcmt.rs
ire requested 70 intend. ~ blsntks OF Importance *lli
~ Z. II. CRASE. sccrtury.
, 1879-05-20

it may bo that Dawn DAVIS tumbled OIL u'
.uce on tle wrong aldo.
, 1879-05-20

White 6tnnttInE 1RrlE.
.Lnke eh0re foot Of Warrington street. GAME ht'
Awten tho lIostoh at1a Chicago Cluhs at 1850.
, 1879-05-20

mNVIrKefs Th&htFts
Mad1ion stfcet, between Dearborn and State. "Mu'
stc and Poetry Of War layk" for Tho n:ntht Of the
protcstaut orphan ABylnnn.
, 1879-05-20

Clark street, opposite tho Court -Tio1ss. Engage
mont OF f. r. siatSon. "ieek aud Nsck."
, 1879-05-20
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tsnutotph ttrrrt between Clare and Lasae. En-
kAgrmont Of Pauline Markham's English Comic opcF
Company. ,"H. II. q. rlnasotc."
, 1879-05-20

Dearborn etreet, corner Of Monras. EnkaFsmtai
af Lestet Wallack. "My Awful Dad"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-12
Festival and Donation,

The ladies of the NJ. Z. church,
will give a festival on Friday eve
ming, Nov. IA, in the east store
room of the Northup block. A
nice supper consisting of oysters,
cold meats, breads, pickles, cakes,
pies, coffee, and every thing nice
that this climate and season affords,
will be served for the low sum of 40
cents, or two tickets for 70 cents.
No pains or expense will be spared
to make this, the eventful evening OF
the year. The proceeds are to 90
to the support of our very worthy
pastor. Rev. VIM. McCready, and a
| cordial invitation is extended to all,
to be present, to enjoy themselves,
and help to advance agood cause.
We give below a list Of the COM
mittees, and hope they will show,
that the arrangements are complete
in all their details.
EXECUTIVE CoM.-~Mrs. Bryan,
Mrs. Beggs, Mrs. Kent. Mrs. Murphy.
OK HALL-H. Murphey, c. w.
Beggs, III. Rowe, Carl Davis, Ed
Bryan.
OK SoLIcITATIoN-Mrs. Beggs, &
Mrs. Bryan.
To Cook OYsTEks.-Mrs. Brace, &
Mrs. S. w. Kent.
OK TABLEs.-Mrs. HI. w. McNiel
Mrs. Beggs, Mrs. Rowe, H. Murphey
To WAIT On TABLEs.-Iva Viii
marth, Carrie Keopp, Ada shattuek
RlodA Quick, Hattie Davis, Elsi'
Smith.
On Ice GREAM.-Mrs. Murphy
Mrs. s. w. Kent, Mrs. Bryan.
On REcEP1IoN.-Miss Laird 4
Mrs. G. i. Chase.
ON MUsic.--Mrs. Young, E. u
Collins, Mrs. f 7. Holt.
N AHE .L
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-12
PERSONAL.

J.. T. HILL, of Iona, called Oh the
COURIER Saturday.
Mrs. J. ELLEN FOSTER is lecturing
on temperance in Yanktou this week
to crowded houses.
N. r. Edwards, of Virginia, was in
town Tuesday, making some pur-
ehases.
JUDGE BARNES and w. L. CAN'T,
of Ponca, Neb., were in the city
Monday.
Mrs. H. B. RICE, of Sioux CITY.
an aunt Of Mrs. d. p. Putnam, re.
turned home Monday from a visi,
to this city.
THAN. CURTIS and Abe Strobe re-
turned from the Hills, last Saturday
morning. They came down from
Pierre on the steamer, Nellie Peck.
They disposed of their goods at fail
prices, and report the Hills Boom.
ing"
ALBERT BRows, postmaster a,
Virginia, and an uncle of Geo. Lam.
phere, who was shot and instantly
killed by Frank Beebe at Grow
Greek last July, is in Yankton this
week watching tho course Of the
trial.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-12
INSTRUCTIONS.

Gen. Beadle, Ter. Supt. Of Public
instruction, sends us the following
circular of instructions to county
Superintendents throughout the Ter
ritory, which we lay before our read
ers as important for them to read
and consider
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
OFFICE SUPr. OF PUB. Inst.
YANKToN, Nov. 3rd, 1871
10 Co. Supts. Of Public Schools
Your attention is again called to
the enclosed decision by the Hon.
Secretary of the Interior, that the
School lands. the 10Th and Goth Sec
tons in every township, are still
public lands Of the United States,
and that the tribunals and officers
of the general government viii pro-
tect them against tress pass OF every
kind. There are five and a third
millions of acres of these lands in
Dakota, which promise future school
revenues ample to sustain all the
public schools of the State. The law
makes it the duty of the Superinten-
dent of Public instruction to ''preuent
by ecery means in has pouer any waste
or m,lauJ,l payment Of school funds"
and it is alike the duty of every
school officer to guard against the
present loss or future impairment of
school revenues. Wemust therefore
all join in preserving the value of
these lands, and preventing their de-
terioration by cultivation or timber
cutting. 1t is a common public in
terest against the advantage of a few
individuals at the public cost.
The United States Attorney has
similar instructions from the De-
partment OF Justice; and it is the
duty of all school officers now and
hereafter to report to that officer
every case of such trespass with the
description of the tract, the names
of the trespassers and of the neces-
sary witnesses.-There is no author
.ty to permit the use or occupation
of these lands or to compromise tres
passes upon them.
The former penal code gave the
proceeds of all fines, forfeitures and
pecuniary penalties to the school
fund OF the proper county; and all
such liabilities incurred prior to the
date of approval Of the present code,
February 18th, 1877, belong to the
school fund accordingly when col
lected. This Office discovers hal
funds from these sources have often
been "unlawfully paid" The penal
code is not retroactive. See especial
ly sections II and l3 of the general
repeating act, PIP. 930-940 Revised
Codes. Your attention is also call
ed to section 80, chapter 80, political
code, p. ISL, Revised codes; and to
section II, chapter 26, session laws
of 1879, p. so The school law, sec
ton SO, provides strictly forthe pay
ment of moneys to the school fund.
In the performance of these du-
ties, and protecting the school lands,
it is trusted that all school officers
will act without fear, favor or atlec-
ton, with the ~strictest sense of hon
OF toward their important trust and
and an eye single to the public adj
vantage.
WIN. H.. II. BEADIE.
Superintendent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-12
First publication Nov. IL. 1871
ALEx. RUGAES, .lfsorssn.
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS Nazarie Jette on the End day Of
September 1879 executed TO Joseph ReiniIlard a
mertss " on certain properly described as fol-
white siripe 10 face, snip nose white sIot on left
side neck near shoulder, forward feel while, enc
to feflcck the other little lhOve o hack side Of
leg, both hina feel ana legs whi.c about half
way 10 gaHlbfe1 ioints. ru aiming up a little far
fhef eu Z ont than back; black name and tail.
Also one set double harness to se are and in
der,nify the asid Joseph Remil.srd aud 10 save
him harmless from the payment OF q certain ap-
pesrsnce b0ndeOf FOO executed by the said
Joseph Resniitasd to secure The Appearance Of
the said Nazarie Jefte Ia the Districl Court TO
answer The charge Of having resisted an ofhcef
Aad whereas he ssid mortgage contains y con-
di.ion fhas whenever the Uorfgagee shall cboOeO
tu do ~ In that case II shall be lawful for hin
to tahs Immediate possession Of ssid goods and
chasteie and eel The ssrne 70 satisfy tic ar7oEn;
10 hscone due GA said hand and whcr~a~ the
raid Nsxarie jetfe has sbscondcd from the Ter
ri. ~ If Hsksss, .rsviuH the said Joseph Remit.
lard Liable on ssldsh Nov fherefuSc b. vtr.
the o. the SAID chst!el nsustgSge ! shall ~ the
22nd day ~ Noverabsf 1879 u ihs hour az one
~ietsek y z. Of sstd day On Main stroes q 1euut
Of thc eeun houssia aIk t1osnt, Dskesa. osllths
pTupeety abOse ewcci1caA ~ pahIte eaetloa " ~
highest tlddss fSs sasA @ eslisiy ~ a1ssss
ais % ed hos4. ios11t; ono ken6fe1 lolose
togsehss With aE4sutee coess.
Dsts9 . .ik pssns,. pakoss. this iith ~ ~
3Oe9r4 1~1n1llA4os
~ Ak1x Nuetrt ~ AtxfScsr
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-12

THE Portlandville depot with all
it's contents was burned to the ground
last Wednesday. The fire was caus-
ed by the explosion of a kerosene
lamp, which scattered the oil all
over the inside of the building SO
that it was impossible to gain any
control over the fire, and the build
ing was consumed in a very few
minutes. The railroad company's
loss amounts to about $4,000. Mr..
Smith, the agent, lost his household
furniture.