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New-York tribune., 1879-04-11
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
nl ,ro,, oPEN PEN, PROM 5:SoA; " oi2PM;
G 1S6nsIs @ SSs sT Sa pn sTr Sr wan street Ferry
CouKTLAkDT sTREBT-Near point for Jersey CtSand
PAnW.PLAtE-N point Post Office, CITY Hall and
point for pavona and Erie
for DesDTo,s street Ferry
BLfEcK ERsTREf fsTCconnects with cars for East and
EIGifT sTRFET-Neatest point for Christopher street
Ferry lIoboken connecting with FOR Christopher
m and ID East Tenth Ssre1t FeTries o,r p, ,,,o so,r.
Walsck's and Lyceum Theatres. Academy Of Music Ir.
wing and rG@many L3 conn eng Win cars for East
TWIN rs rYTHIRD-sTREET- Nearest point 70 5ooth's g;
James and Park Theatres, Grand Opera House. GmOres
Garden, and Masonic Temple, and I"enty'third street
THIRTY Thirds rKnET- Nearest point 70 STANDARD
9a @ Av9@s With Aa.ra car. or s s
FoITY,e FC0N DsTREET- Connects with New.York Trans
Ger Company's cabs for Grand Central Depot
point for Central Para.
- connecting with cars Of Bei5 Line IA K9ilT2!d.
For uptown trans take east side stations
Trains viii run 10 5ohst and Gthaye ana o3st and Sth
FARE 10 CESI- Except between the hours OF $50 .
1850 M, and to p M Tn'n ~ thG ,If - %eIs P,a,,t
ri. VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent
TIE NEw.YoRK ELEVATED RAILROAD CoMPASv)
NEwYoEK March .. 1879.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
On and date, pending the construction OF plat
forms and convenences transfer OF passengers at
CHATHAM.sQUABE AED EAST l2D-sT,
the operation oi the
CITY HALL AND GRAND CENTRAL BRANCHES
VIII
SUSPENDED.
Upon completion OF facilities Of which due notice
will be given trains viii be those branches to and
from the functions.
All main line trains will be usual
BY order of the Board Of Directors
ROBERT STEWART,
General sup's
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Gitn teal GsEdIe for Sale.

SlU ttul SoI"'t Aot N'"'S'
4 SUPERB new fOur-stOry high stOOp brown
~ house. finished In the newest and most exquisite
manner IN black walnut French walnut white hoYi last
lake and Queen styles 66thst between Madison end
ParEavcs.; rapid transit station.
These and located houses, lS ana 20 feet 'front.'
can bought only $4,000 10 $4,000 each Bargains
V X STEVENSON. jr..
No 4 Pine.st.. SO East l7th-st. and 66l 6thave.
ID LOTS on grade; all sand; ready for i'm
prOyement Apply on premises, lIith'st ana Ista'e
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Ciin propcrln &c Get.

1 THIRD and FOURTH floor to let, unfnr-
~ nisel separately together AZ West 3zdst between
5thave. ana Broadway
A -Thrce-storv, high basement House, TO
-, let No l5i West l5tlst. N good oider' az
Imrroveneits Inquire at 1iS West 15th.st or 40 43
G:cpne-st.
NO. 2O4 EAST 15TH-ST.-ro rent furnished
y or upfumishcd-S iyteen rooms, al improvements
furnished Sli0O unfumsbed 5000 Apply on premises.
NYACK- ON-THE-HUDSON.
y cottages beautiful homes, elegant res
doocps viewing the river furnished nnfunshed oryeGr OF
season. Apply 10 JAMES II. ELAUNELT Nyack,N y.
rJIO LET or SELL-463 5th-ave.; reduced
rent H'0'''''' ''''' C. b. HART 1873 broadway.
ITO LET-42 Clff-st.. near Fulton-A four
story cellar and suboclsr substantial buhdhsi rent
moderate. RULAND * WHITING. Beekman-st.
JNO LET-Second floor in private house 147
4 West 1lth.st five rooms gas, wafer, &ci Only 10
small family; tobacco smokers rot wanted
rE'O LET-SecOnd story of private house
with owner a small family onlvi hot and cod water
separate newly painted Apply at 6l East Iz4'hS'
or 1875 Westst. rent 40.
no LET-FOR PRIVATE RESIDENCE
The basement and eel lar broVustone ftoht
house corner ana l4tl st THIS house il near the
centre OF the city and the uronndngs equal 10 any
III ''" i''A A''' r. @. GREGG. Bowery
rIVO LET-Oiiices, lofts, stores and Easements
Ham ana Nassau-sts RULAND WHITING. Beekmanst
'I'O LET-One store in Bible House, near
corner Ath-ave. and Astor- place; 2ONi2 rect plate
glass 'front.' by ro1t 500 also desirable
rooms on third floors Apply Treasurer AMLR
ICAN BIBLE SOCIETY at the Bible House
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Real estate TO &febdnge.
houses ano Rooms rOanteo.

HOUSE or HOTEL Wanted, furnished. to rent
low, with privilege of purchase; accommodation for 25
boaIders, within hour Of NewYOrki fruit
and garden railroad station steamboat landing Al
dress X Box 80. Tribune Office. with particulars.
WANTED-ln the country, away from rail-
w roads, large buildings suitable for manufacturing.
JOHN w. DICKS care r. o. Box 276. New. YORK city.
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Religious Notices

All soul.' Church. 4thsve. oorner 2Othst-Lhere WI
h. COO, EETDAN service aud sermon by the Rev. d,
BFLLONt s this morning al u oc.ork
Tho Ecv DIR Tyng. vii, rreach In the church o. ths
n Trinity .lsOuaye and i2dst, GOOD FRIDAY
today AZ O'Clock Confirmation service Al "eee<
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TO RENT or FOR SALE on Jersey CITY
i Heghts-A wellbult frame hous" hlled with brick
floors dcaeIed, containing ID rooms and bath ROOM
asO stable with stalls and carriage
ncOsurc Of u city ots having many ornamental
trees and good garden healthy and within 20
HObOE.n Ferry BY hOrse with or without
furniture AT low terms 20 good tenant
Apply 10 . ...,.,,. No
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9ltnailons UanIe6 - femal es

At BUCKE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
n $50 4have cath st, will be found large number
f select servants families hotels boarding houses
&C. ali nations both Protestant ana Catholic male and
emse Tor country or city orders by mall receive prompt
atteutioD. W. H. BUCKE, Proprietor.
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Cetrures alIo Meetl,gs.

ERIENDS' MEETING HOUSE.
i 2oth-st. Grumefcy PARK.
STANLEY PUMPHREY 'r-n Engl4ni VIII aelysr i,,, SO
,c hove place lectures On the Dstnk sshIig frhcpes
Of tc soc!t sy of Freds sixth d9y Friday l'h inst, 40
st5 D. ~ seventh cay (SaturtAy) l-th inst at 1io m
All arc Invited % attend.
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Countrp Real Gsiate tor Sale.

4 CHEAP H0ME.-FOT sale, q good, we'll
- built frame house and lot The lot Is s251So ieet me
stories. AMI contains rooms IN the rear OF
small building suitable for carpenters shop
furniture maker. The house Is on staten Island " u
try bought for $1,000 part OF tho purchase money
Oh mortgage AddItSs H. a. L. BOX no, IIlDuuo
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COACIMAN.-By an experienced, trust
~ worthy, is very steady, carrful driver In
city country frstcass in al branches ana an excellent
groom; can rely him every respect Tor honesty ana
sOhrety who thoroughly unders an1s his business VIII
be found civil wiling and Obgng three years city Ief
erences from last employer Call or address koBEHI NO
81 Enst 4lst.st.
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FURNISHED Cottage, 10 rooms, barn, &C.,
near the Hudson hour from Chambersst. 334 Test
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EOR LE-MONTCLAIR-Prett cottage,
4 Pars-st garden cOnVcniences healthfuli pIice
$500, or rAUCTION April 10, p. Particulars. WHITE
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TOR SALE at Passaic, n. J.-Valuabe River
i Front. Apply 10 or address - -
230 Broadway, Ncw1 OTk CITY
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by his present en-

- .pOyer situation excellent man as coacman and
10 make himself useful has objection 10 coun
ry place been six with present e-
pio er place rented for term OF years ana the
bas tr-y. capable and willing mat MS
present VIII always feel an interest IN MS welfare
recommend him Oany one ShO WARTS trl-N,
honest reliable man. CAL and his present employer
W. SAGE, 77O ST. Marx spldce Booklyh OF % "aLstr
New y igrk
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A i CROlON LANDlNG-fOR SALE.-
~ FARM OF 268cres suitable FOL gentleInans country
located the side o. the Al
lanv Post Road mile tho station, and commands
OF the Hudson River The land Is iuly
with apples pesrs and other small fruits and all under
The buildings comprise good barn, cehOuae
and other Oubudngs the house contains II large tOoms
EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Office
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nor SALE or to RENT, REASONABLY
on NewJersey Central Road. within an hour OF New
YOrk-A large house partly furnished with ten OF forty
II W g T. O. BOX $50.
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Bloomfield. fOrty-hve minutes from Now-York by tn,
Greenwood Lake Railroad, inmates walk from depot
desirable Residence Of eleven well furnished
piano the lawn shaded with irt trees garden, barn
&c price, $50 per month very desirable for wish
ing 10 spend Summer In the county aud daily attenc
business IN the city. Address
OWNER, Post Office Box esi.
N,rh
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and GROOM.-By a lirst-class

man as coachman and groom thoroughly unde stan,
his mess IN all It's branches is careful city driver
exc. ent groom strictly temperate several wears go'
cty references VIII BE- highly In every respeC
cali on or address COACHMAN. 236 West jlth.st
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one OF the finest places Harlem Railroad hour
and halt from city dwelling. farmhouse barns. &c. all In
good order with Z25 gardens well sOcEcd with rut
running water pure spring supplies all paris Of house
and barns: Will be sold cheap and On easy terms
changed for improved city property.
HYDE PARk-A beautiful place with l3i acres largo
brick house all modern COnveneuces be bought
low and on easy terms.
C1IbI HUGH n. CAMP. l62 Broadway.
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V'O RENT-At CrotOn Landing, one hour
/ and twenty Grand Central Depot-A nine
COTTAGEfor l5O and sX room COIIAtE for luc
per year. Apply address GEORGE f. FERRIS, Croton
| y Y
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13
Personal.

DIR. HAvENs is paying Turner
county a visit this week.
MRS. s. w. KENT is off on a visit
to her parents at Plano, Ills. Isl"
gets up some sickly smiles.
CHARLEY Ericsson is going to take
a vacation of several weeks. 8 He
says that his girl in Sioux Valley
thinks he has been away long
enough. !
We understand that George Steb-
bins is confined to his bed with con-
sumption, and it is quite doubtful
about his recovery.
We received a pleasant call this
morning from N. r. Edwars, one Of
solid men Of Virginia township.
CHAs. CURTIS, Ward Hopkins and
Cheever Blair are working ON the
Pembina road above Canton.
F. c. HERRING wiggled sideways
through our sanctum door Tuesday
afteanoon, and remarked hat the
twins are booming"
W. s. KNAPPEN, Sheriff Melon
aid, D. NJ. Inman, Joe. Fisher. Silas
Kidder, and other Vermillion gen.
tlemen took in the races IN this city
last Friday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13
TeetlmOnfalS.
To achom 1t may concern:

10 achOna 1t may concern:
We, the undersigned citizens and
residents of the city of Elk Point and
Union county, Dakota Territory, do
hereby certify that we have and
have had the De Veaux Patent
Rotary Steam Washing Machines
for the last six months or more, and
that they do work as represented
and advertised, and give entire salts
faction, and that we would not be
without them in our families for
double the amount of money paid
for them, and we endorse and recon-
mend them to the public as the best
washing machine now invented and
in use:
c. w. Beggs, Dry goods and gen.
raj merchandise.
Flannery Bros, Proprietors Amer
lean House.
Geo. r. Freeman, Dry goods and
general merchandise.
Vincent La Belle, Proprietor Bill
lard Hall.
J. B. Brubacher, Grocery mercht.
Mrs. G.. B. Steckman, Jewelry.
Michael Hoffman, Hardware mer-
chant.
G. F. Mallahan, Proprietor Union
Co. COURIER.
Abraham Strobel, City express
and Drayman.
Mrs. L. r.. Perkins.
?. r. Maynard, Farmer.
r. Compton,
John Vassar,
Jas. III. Ashley, Lumber dealer.
N. J. Wallace, Farmer.
d. w. Davis, Carpenter.
And many others.
Manufactured and at M. Hoff-
mans Hardware Store, Elk Point,
Dakota. s. w. HOFFMAN,
Proprietor,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

We hear some talk Of fitting up q
good track on land that can be leas-
ed from Mike Hoffman, near the de-
pot. The idea is a good one. If
our people were to form an orgaiza-
ton and sell shares enough to make
a good track and fence the grounds,
it would be a good thing for this
city, and bring thousands of dollars
here each year. There are some
good horses in this city and neigh
borhood, and by having a good track
there would be many races here each
year. Let the matter be urged by
those interested-which means all.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

Nor long since we witnessed o cir
cumstance on the line of the Mil
waukee road, that caused us to view
humanity from a different stand
point with different feelings. The
majority of men we met were great
swearers, rough and tough to all
appearances. A few days prior to
our visit a young man was thrown
from a pile driver, and injured very
severely in the shoulders. His COM
panions in labor felt greatly grieved,
and when he was taken to the train
to 60 home, several hundred of his
friends were present to bid him good
bye. Not a profane word was utter
ed, but on every sun-burnt face was
pictured sadness and feelings of ten
derness. Most of them had words
of encouragement and kindness for
him. Men, though rough and pro-
fame, are capable of pity and feelings
Of tenderness, and we should look
upon such with greater respect.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

We are in receipt of a circular
from a Minnesota watering place,
which calls especial attention to the
coy seats in the forks of trees and
elsewhere, just large enough for two
persons, and some rods apart. That
hits our taste precisely. We're at
home on seats of that kind. For
the next ten days bids will be receiv-
ed at this Office for engagement rings,
as we mean to 60 prepared.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13
A case OF Brutality.
Elk Po1Nr. Aup. u /,

Elk POINT, Aug. IL. 70.
EDS. CouRIER.-There is q case of
brutality in this city that is deserv-
ing of censure. On Monday last,
heart-rending cries were heard in a
stable where a father was pounding
his son in the most inhuman man.
ner. The boy, aged about IL, plead
for his life, and when found by a
neighbor was in an almost helpless
condition. This proceeding occurs
nearly every day, and it is time steps
were taken to check that brutality.
The boy, if bad, has been made so
by being treated a. . brute.
BERGH,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

The other evening a young man
was with his girl on the court house
steps, and made a bargain with her
for a kiss for every falling star.
They waited a long time without
any accommodating stars, which
was more than she could bear, SO
she called his attention to a meteor
that was about to escape his notice,
and after that she "called" him on
lightning bugs. Their mouths came
together SO lively that the left side
of his mustache looks as if it were
hit by q cyclone.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

Found n last.
Our Virginia Correspondent Discover
b MEN that are Meaner than -four
Measess Man In DAKOTA"
VIRGINIA, OAK, Aug. 18th, 70.
EDS. COURIER. In n of your
issues not long since you spoke Of
"The Meanest Man in Dakota" liv-
ing at or near Richland. But for
downright meanness and pure cuss-
edness we will pit some Of the bust
ness men of Eden, Lincoln county,
against double the number in any
town in Dakota or western Iowa.
There may be some likely men in
Eden and we think the following
Scriptural text would apply to them.
"Get we out from among them,
and be we every whit made clean.
Thus saieth the Lord"
Not being satisfied with fighting
among themselves, and that over a
woman, they have united their weak
brains and as a cap sheaf of their
meanness have gotten up and circu-
lated a petition to send to the P. O.
Department at Washington to get
Virginia, P. o. discontinued, and
have taken the pains to go as far as
Canton to get signers. The reason
for this action is fully perceptible to
any one knowing the true inward
ness of the men. That they will
show to the world around, and more
especially the P. O. Department
what a set Of fools and ignorameses
they are is fully apparent to the
most casual observer.
Yours &c. A. PATRON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

THERE is a wrong impression about
the sidewalks Of this city that we
wish to correct. The ragged walks
are not the cause Of negligence on the
part of the officials of this city as
many suppose. All the walks to be
built or in need of repairs have been
advertised, and the reason they are
not built is because none have seen
ft to take the contract. The bids
are open yet, and any n can build
the walks and have the same charged
against the lots. Such an invest
ment is good, and we have often
wondered why some people have
not taken the chance. The mayor
is authorized to let any part of that
advertised, and we hope to be able
70 note many new pieces Of walk be-
fore the end Of the present month.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

CHAs. FosGArE, who returned from
Jefferson last Monday, where his
wife is undergoing treatment for a
cancer, says that Mrs. F. is quite i'll
from the effects of the operation.
Mr.. Fosgate says she is stopping at
Cash Vradenberg's, and expresses
himself as greatly pleased with the
treatment she is receiving at the
hands of the family. He says they
use every effort to make her COM
Portable and contented, and thinks
himself extremely fortunate in choos-
ing that place for his invalid wife,
when the best of care was necessary.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

THE people just across the river
in Iowa have an eye to education
and good school houses. Opposite
Richland at the little railroad sta
ton of Westfield, a neat school house
has been erected, and the best part
of it all is, the money to build the
same did not come from the poor
hardworking farmers who live in
that district, (about four in number
but from spectators who own thous-
ands of acres Of land. Our Iowa
neighbors were sharp enough to vote
a tax on those "bloated" land-hold-
ers, and the result is non-residents
build q school house. and that's
business.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

FROM a correspondent we learn
that the people Of Virginia township
spent the evening Of the 4th of this
month at the Edwards school house
very enjoyably with a musical treat.
The concert was conducted by Profs.
Lewis and Horton, with Mrs. Coon
and Mrs. Higgins a. organists. The
singing and music is said 70 be first
class, and greatly appreciated by 9
large audience. The services are "a
be held every Saturday evening dur.
ing autumn when the weather will
permit, and much good is sure to
arise thereftom. At tho close Of
these meetings ! concert win B given
with q small admittance fse. which
will b ussd Ia getting sinGing book
Of I uniform order, q in such othe'
me- = ~ dngsrs my decide
Thsoryan 4 bsing flrnished ~ !
3. Thornton.
Il &A tfgAetE+M BHt+EH
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

The sermon preached by Elder
Hines last Sunday evening was very
appropriate for this city, and especi-
ally that part touching the sidewalk
question. The Elders thoughts
were timely and well put, and we
r already able to ~ the force OF
his suggestions. He will do a good
thing for the city if he will keep
right after those who lack public
spirit OH that important question.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

The running match at Elk Point
on Friday between the pony White
Stockings and the Flannery colt
drew a large crowd, a good many
going up from this city. When near
the finish a number of the enthusi-
astic hackers of either horse rushed
out on the track before the horses
yelling at the top of their lungs. 1t
would have saved the fool-killer the
trouble of hunting them up sepa-
rately. The horses Of both bolted-
got lost in the crowd, in fact. The
Flannery colt was caught by its
hackers and led across the score.
The pony and rider after wandering
around in the crowd for some time
came in across the score from the
wrong side. The rrce was given to
the Flannery horse. The owners
will agree on Tuesday when another
race will be run at this place.-Sioua
City Journal.
The result would have been all
the same anyhow, as the Flannery
horse was ahead. when he bolted the
track, and would have won by
30 feet at least. The Flannery horse
beat the pony every foot Of the way
around the track, and can do il
again if the hackers of the pony
have "sand". enough to put up 500
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

The race last Friday between the
Flannery colt and the pony White
stocking, Of Sioux City, resulted in .
victory for the Elk Point horse, and
the boys got their money back with
good interest. The friends Of the
sorrel are confident that he can beat
anything IN the Territory. Sheriff
Bovee yesterday sent . challenge e
the owner Of Whitestockings to run
him at vernillion On the 3oth fos
500 : sids, but We have not learned
whether il win b accspted. AZ yei
Elk Point y ah1sd, md i liable =
stay - jor Sonae time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

Two outfits passed through the
city yesterday, bound for Firesteel
near which they viii take land.
They 60 well prepared to stay.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

AT the last term of court w. d.
Percival was admitted to the bar.
He will now enter the practice Of
his profession, and we wish him
abundant success.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

FARMERS can secure a bargain on Barb.
ed Steel Fence Wire at Beggs & Cations
elevator. l have just received another
car load and can sell at much lower
figures. w. Il. CATION.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

ELDER HINES has built q neat
and substantial fence around the
Episcopal church, which speaks
highly Of the public spirit and in
dustry of the reverend gentleman.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

The reading Of Miss Kate Topper
in this city last Friday night is well
spoken Of by those who attended.
She ranks high a. an elocutionist,
and fully sustained her reputation
before an ELI Point audience.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

News Just received says the race
at Vermillion between "Whitestock.
ings" and "Wild Irishman," (the
Nannery sorrel,) viii come off on
the 3Oth. The bet is 500 a side.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

If there is any one time more
than another when q man will look
as if he had swallowed a curry-comb,
it is when he sees the horse he bet
his money on about two rods behind
ct the home stake.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

E.. G. DEW1rr took in Sioux City
Monday on business, and remained
over until Tuesday. A townsman,
becoming uneasy, went after him,
with . prayerbook in each pocket
and q bottle of restorative under his
arm. We feel safe in asserting that
the alarm was without grounds.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

A large stock Of the Oldest and best
brands Of Chemical Paints in the market
on baud, at II. B. Smith. & Co.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

Dun friend Hodges is nursing a
boil on the back of his neck. He
fears he viii not be in q condition
to run for Commissioner this fall.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-08-13

FoR something new in Summer shawls
Sun Shades, fancy Dress Goods, Ties,
Rouches SC. &c, look over the ggs'.
stock Of goods just received at Be spring