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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-25
A Fable.

Many thousand minutes ago in
the time Of the good Caliph Abou
Ben Stokley, who reigned over the me-
tropolis Of Manayunk, there lived a
doll, very proud and scornful. One
day the doll said to meek and lowly
caramel: who'd be an old cream cara
mel, I'd like to know, I. would?" The
poor caramel was offended, and, saying
I'm sweet, anyhow, and besides, one
OF your eyes won't squirt cause it's
out O ORDER" went off to itself and
wept. just then the bad brother of the
dolls mistress came along, and, seeing
the state Of affairs, said, "Poor dear
caramel, if the doll won't love you
WILL" slipped the caramel into his
mouth. After the bad brother had
gone the dolls mistress came in.
Who's got my caramel?" said she, and,
falling into mad pet, seized the doll
and threw it out at the window in the
gutter below.
MoRAL.-It's better to have a pound
OF good caramels Christmas than a
whole houseful of proud dolls.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-25

outside the State, and that it had been
agreed upon with the purpose of hold
ing the State for the Democrats in the
Presidential year. This may be done
in two ways, if the Republicans submit
to the present villainy. The new Gu
sion" Legislature may pass law vest
ing in itself the power to appoint the
Presidential electors, or it may elect
Governor and Council pledged to pur-
sue next year the same line of frauds
that this years Returning Board has
resorted to for overcoming the Repub'
ican majority. The fraudulent Legis-
lature, even if it be tolerated by the
people of Maine, will probably not dare
to adopt the former course, since such
action would be confession of the real
design, and since it would be followed
by the Republican States of the North
in such manner as to absolutely secure
the election of the Republican candi-
date. The Legislature of every North
ern State, with the exception of Indiana
Cnot counting the fraudulent Fusion
Legislature of Maine), is now in the
control of Republicans, and if the de-
vice of enabling the Legislature of
each State to appoint Presidential
electors were universally adopted the
result would be that the Democratic
Legislatures could appoint only $50
electors Gncluding the entire South,
Indiana and Maine), which would be
twenty-five less than majority. Tt is
likely, therefore. that, if the Maine
revolutionists persist in their fraud,
they will trust to their fraudulent Re-
turning Board to repeat it next year in
canvassing the vote for Presidential
electors.
It is this circumstances which demands
from the Republicans of Maine resist
ance poa1tre to the infamy which the
AFusionists" are seeking to consum,
mate. The whole country has an in
terest in defeating Dhe villainy, and it
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-25

off.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

AMEKICUS. from ERSt River, two tripa See Kocka-
advertisements.
Returning leave Iron Pier half hourly r. NJ. 0.
9:SO and IL r. NJ
Single Fare. IS cents; Excursion Tickets, so cents
WHICH INCLUDE ADMISSIONS TO THE PIER
Return tickets good either boat
- An entire time table tomorrow morning.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
rRayELLERs' GUIDE.

DROvIDENcE LIME TO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE
~ spt.hf's Only ~ miles OF rail- Palace
stc.nur, NA>sAcHCs Csk1rs aud RHODE ISLAND leave
ats Y ~ from pser ~ sorsh River loot OF warren st.
S.TEAnRoAT AND STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
NPnatlnr OF every description rapidly and chexpy
by The job Printing cnee ~ Ann ST. branch
sfiee ~ Union square connected by telephone
rI,pk OLD RELIABLE sToNIN0TOk LINE FOR hos.
i TON and ALL POINTS sT.-steAmess leave pier 30
4 Il fest Jay sI Y. ~ special tickets TO Boston,
GOOD ONLY io the trip spscihed ticket Sold tor 81 40
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

A .-A-A-A.-
A. IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS.
70 EUROPE FOR TEN ckNTsltI
lndorsed BY thousands daily the popular
Of Now York. r.
Eleven ever attractive pleasant
New York Hsfbor Starins North shore
Staten Island ferry.
Safety, comfort and pleasure.
Boats leave foot OF Whitehall 81. hourly.
STARIN'S EXCURSIONS
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

AMEs MEYER, JK.'s
GIRoNDIN DisINFEcTANT
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
EYCUyRSIONS.

7 EARN TO SWIM FOR S.: SINGLE SWIM sDc,
lLsave your life before going excursion
column In this paper for particulars Central
Baths sasth st. Tth
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

NTANHATTAH BEACH RAILWAY
MDoUBLE TRACK OYER TIE ENTIRE ROAD
GREENPOINT DIVISION.
rrains leave foot o. 33d Fast Riset sgt.
ia.s s.1 S'Hsi Il is i as r siS, s sb 81
t5l5 IS :45. l6:i5 :45 u 5. q s4S ~ ~. tsS ~
Returning leave Manhattan Beach for Sresnpsnt and
New York 35 10. ~ O5 NJ si2 80, ~ 80. n 10
ssS Sso 7s. tao Is:is : 81 . % /: ~ 81 10 10 S
Trains marked thus stop East New York enly--is
minutes after Gresupoin, ,ma TrAns marked thas Dc
not stop - S'sgsssAd BAY RIDGE DIVISION
Steamers THOMAS COLLYER and TWILIGHT leave
Nov York N connecsing Bay Ridge wiIh srsas fsr
Aanha.tan Beach as follo~s:-
sd ssrss'.so q & 10 81 20 re x. 81 IS. - a,.
~ s5. 3 rs "a :35, - rs :35 r
Pier sss a. tio sii 10 A H.; isaa. siis'. 81 a
The steamer b. X MARTIN connects With elevated rar
roads a. ST. aud trains ~ Bay Ridge Tor Nans
Leave whitshal ST. .s:25 40 5 I'll :25 A. ~; tiaas.
II 5, ~ 25 IS 20. - 5 IS % IS 25. II rs - IS r.
Trains marked thus do not stop AZ Sheepshsad Bay
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach for Bay Ridge and New York - fsk
sac. 80 20. Ill Ill 20 A. NJ; ~ NJ: si2 10 tI 10
-. 81 20 -3 - 30 20 t5 IS 90 no. II q .U
IS: - 20, 8 s55 s9:2o and hoes r. NJ
Trains marked thus connect with steamer d. L.
MARTIN and do not stop at Sheepshead Bay.
Trains marked thus connecting with North River boas
do not stop at Sheepshead Bay.
Excursion Tickets good 70 return to New York
division. North River and Gresupoins Tckess
Orders may be left with Dodds Express for baggage
and from Manhattan Beach
GRAND CONCERTS EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING BY GlLMoRE's BAND AND LEVY.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

( -LlGnTNiNG ExPREss-NEw Y0RK rs EXRE
ri is AND EsEG 81 via pa.gmpsc
are travel visit the most ancient and picturesque city in
The majestic St. Lawrence. latitude where the air sl
eDS Quebec New oi 70
River and Pullman sleeping car to Quebse Close con,
steamer and trains for all point; on Gulf ois Law
eursion New York to Lake Memphrs,nagog and Qae6sc
s9i 9p Brcaa@ay New YORK eh''' apply 70
A PPLEToNs HANDBOOK OF SUMNER RESORTS.
Awith and Illustrations, revised TO date. II mo.
GENERAL GUIDE 10 THE UNITED
n'p pes ws 3 @spi
li. MPDE
ar sa% ssi BrosGSay rsss Ss" e.'s Sori '''
A M MLBASYn nANI ANR Troy % By DAY BOATS 9; vIBBARD BARD
al and S St ssvs at ts.iy s ES!A G gsss
MEX BOAT at g. landing az Nyack ferry, West Point,
sJH @
good on Hudson River Railroad received for passage
SPECIAL TRAIN TO and from SARATOGA.
An UNLIMITED VARIETY OF TOURS AND ExCUR-
ray sy %
10 wHe and !. This s
cs
Viii. ns ys9 fSr a
of ST. Lawrence. sarnenay River, Montreal Quebec
LEvE ALDEN. 27i Broadway.
"A SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave pier ~ North
kvcr oot OF Leroy ST. daily except Saturday. atePM
A 81 TO BOSTON VIA THE NEWPORT LINE
A.Msgnincent steamers OLD COLONY and NEWPORT
leave - North River, foot of Murray r. M;
Returning leave Boston from Old Colony Railroad Depot
n 81: arrive IN New York A. NJ
A MARY POWELL. FOR PoUGHKEEPsIE. WEST
iA.psn. co,n~ail Nswbarg; Rondoa,, Kingston; Coz
by terry daily vestsy pier ~ n. r. 80
4. NJ. Connects with Brooklyn Annex boats.
A -GREENwIciI. coNN-sTEAMER GRKENwICH
-lsleaves ~ East River r. NJ returning
Grecnwich at : A. NJ -.-ret
A NEW BRUNSWICK BOAT LANDING AT sAYRE.
h.v.ie south Ambcy. Perth Amboy Totten ville Wood
from foot Canal every week day At 3P NJ Fare lower
than any other route
A LBANy BoATs.pEoPLEs INE-srEAhERs
n DREW and sf JOHN leave per Al North River foot
Of Canal 81. every week day. atGP N.
A LBAXy AND TROY SUNDAY BOAT.-sTEAMER
AsARATOGA, from pier ~ North River, Of Leroy
st.. atoP. ". SURE connection with morning trains.
At REDUCED RArEs-TIcKETs TO ALL POINTS.
n OrfLi's Ticket Omce. All Broadway.
RosToN AND ALL POINTS EAsT.--MAMMoTH
DDaaes steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave
New lork daily Sundays included. from pier ~ North
Via Ansss p NJ jersey civ SO p AZ Musis ~,
splendid bands and orchesirss.
DoAr FOR cATsKILL. sTyUvEsANT AND INTER.
North River. daily tsundsys cxccpted). at6P ".
pier No 81 East River 45 l.. M and SD River
NJ Mprp fo""ip % Ta 3 6.rsSs and New Haven rail-
EXCURSION TICKETS. so CENTS.
LNoR RoxDoUT AND KINGSTON LANDING AT
u Ccrrens' West Poinp. Cornwall Newburg, Marlboro,
Milton poughkceps's E-oPu; connecting with Ulster and
JANIS " BALDWIN and THOMAS CORNELL. leave
daily At ~ pier "a North River ioe, q H.,rssn a.
viii leave at : o'clock J.. NJ. commencing June -.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
EXCURSIONS.

-t-N-cOxEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT
A. NORTON MuRRAY's WEST END HOTEL,
BRIGHTON. CABLE's and the NEW PIER
The steamers ROSEDALE IDI4EwILD. CHRYSTE-
NAH RIvERDAI.h and SYLVAN DELL. SUNDAY
DUTY viii naks exenrsscns se Ccnsy Island Point
With Prespee Part sad Couey Island Railroad for
BRIGHTON. CABLES. and also the nearest tho
NEW PIER landing IN the centre of all she
prtnclpAl ATTACH a. fulloWA
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

pAcIPIc NAIL STEAMSHIP ,cosrASr
For sas f.se.eo 700. ~ s.ss a. s,hSs. Of r.s.n.
ssa%D s f as ss.;s .s NJ s.ss
s. & SAo 81 Fi.Eiiss 70 '.'ta sss
.rss ls .,..asa,p ssa zEx%sbix Ssas.s JAY
oihes. si % tho pier @ loo, c.a. - al,-r
S.s. l'ssssd cs;ss s.s 10 .. e. a.as,
A%srs. osn,sa, A%s.is. ssa sss's.a Ss,,s =, ..,,,
to ;os rssssHssI DepA''~sA. 30 81 s'o-dsu ssiAy
General Passenger Agent sapsrln,ssaeoI
A Sss sspr sS,ss i p. i.ssos ssD sogr1 ss.s
Kings.on IA Caps a.i. S0psyss 3. .,. rsr.ss
savaniA- carthasenA ana Aspin~si. IN Colombia. ana
RsgSiar forsnisthy sailing. from pier No 81 North
"Nfso For SISGsrox, HAYTI AND xaRAcAIBo.
1bPs 1dP i ;yy coI5MSi1 IA skkHE4TowS XsPiywxLL.
~" PANAaA AND soS,TH PACIFIC roKrs
,vnps Iy,H va AsriNM .rH ALi'' July %
Superior first sri rix SoREo5D
UNITED srArRs AND AND I1zN BRAzIL NAIL STEAM
for ST. Thomas Para Pernanbueo Bahia and ks DE- @ -.
s rs D... ss s '''
The new n'si cry fls's " is'f kS Pf AsErRo
Captain Weir, =,
s ss as' sss psnis
Freight received s ~ ro %si Nss a. 9or oes Sr''t
Shippers desiring insurance can effect the same und.r
or pssy d y ss ya conpss
intercoionis sseaner and to Montsvidee saa Burnos
Frsirh, mus, be paid advance For freight engage
T. 'sf1ai Co. apply
Office. pier 20 East River. Fulton ferry.
HAAFAS Ms n s. sND ST. JOINS ,.m 0,.,
cqKrs h.vin, ,...,,,n; Tussd:y July Is
freight apply % cIARk SEAMAN. ss West St
snw ..s.
II r A. from pier North River Insurance effected
s % sSss and principal
p1sf REDGcEp r&ssHGE 60 New oTisan.-caOa s4o
''''As'' 49, "'''' CLARK SEAMAN, So West s.
NEW YORK hsP fgss w.. sESt1sH'r LINZ
Steamship NIAGARA Saturday. July 10
JAMES T. WARD CO. iis wall ST,
RERMUpA. WEST INDIES AND Porto RICO.
s. ss ,.. ..,
BAkSAbos 5oy and TRIM
SssnGE sAHks kEHyrhY Sgyr REDUCED
eo Broadway
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sSk1o ss ."a
ssf hlehHosP e wEsS fofsF aosbAS WE'D
through passenger tickets and bin. of lading all
points In Effected .;;. at per M cent cent
General office. 1877 Greenwich st.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA; ;DIRECT.-MALLoRY Linz
fs 'i
CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Chester will sail Friday,
July II. at3P NJ C. II. MALLORY Co, Agents, Office
pier 20 East River
CIRoNDIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
~ shpowners will by its use instantly free their vessels
from infection, foul odor. blge &c. or from
animal exhalation Read Dir. Carnochan's testimonial
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

Exeursion dckets to Coney Island Poiut. 40 cents
Excursion tickets Brighton via railroad. 50 centA
Single fare 20 Coney Island Point. - cents.
Single fare to Brighton. via railroad IS cents
Returning boats win leave conev Island Point ~ lo:1o
~ ~ IA so A. NJ I. -n ~ ~. ~ ~ 10. Z. 430,
~. q. 40 and 10 p. NJ
The and ioP " boats from Coney Island Psins land
FrHnkllA and West 24th sts only.
Returning trains will have close boat
CoAsv Island Point for Nee York.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
j. MOR9ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
steamer MORGAN CITY. Y........... saturday. July ~
sr NJ tsking freight 70 New Orleans, Mobile and all
Mississippi kiyer points Houston aud all points Texas
Csntrs Texas Pacific aud Antonio railroads. indian.
sls Brazos Santiago aud Brownsville aud Corpus christi
~fn Indianola Insurance ut lowest rates.
Apply to BOGERT MORGAN Agents
pierp Nor
The New York herald., 1879-07-06

TAMEs MEYER. JR's
GIRoNDIN DIsINFECTA Nj.
The New York herald., 1879-07-06
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
M OPEN fRoM ~ n. 10 ~ r. NJ.
RECTOR ST Nearest noint for Wall street ferry,
CORrLANDr sT-Nearrs, point for Jersey City and
PARk PLAcE.-Nesre-, point for Post Office City Hail
and Barclay street ferry to Hobokon = 7
CHAMBERS sr.-Nsarcst point tor Pavonia and Erie
Nf'iw.SS fsxSkIiS ,I.f!sir sr
GRAND sfNearest point for Desbrosses street ferry
90 Jersey City connecting with Desbrosses and
BLEECkER sr.--conaectine with cars for eas, and
srH sI-Conncctiag with cars for Christopher stree,
and East Tenth street ferries.
t4rH sr--toubectng with cars for East Twenty third
and Thirty.tourth street ferries
2JD 81 connectng with ears for Twsnty.third street
35D II, -Conneetine with ears for wcehswten ferry
AID ST -Connecting vita New yorE Transfer Com.
50ru 81 AND sriI Az
5srH sr-sxih avenue entrance to Central Park con.
ST AID yfH Az, slsr Sc. AND vTi: AZ. ssh sT
TOWN TRAINS take east side stations PoR Down.
TOWN trains take west side stations.
Train. wall run 10 dsth and 9Th sy and io4h aud
sunday saias as Z 50 prs AZ n SIs Z midnight
except bctw the hours Of 30 aud U A. NJ and and
~ " wlrfaM rhSu Ne s'ts tnRfscs Y fsots; r,..e.n.
NJ VAN BRocgLis. superintsndeut
NEW HAVEN, MERiDEx, HARTFORD SPRING.
~ Hsd, White Mountains and intern,ediate points
Peck slip. Il. r. at and AZ r. NJ. connecting
New iaven with special trains. Particulars At pier.
OxE DOLLAR LINE TO Bosrox-LIMiTED rIcK.
TO no.,cn y sogd s.ppsr On .hs boats isr ,oe.
day afs5 80 r. steamers Of the Norwich line leave
same pier daily including sundays n5 ". for Boston
daily, excepting saturdays
IANEs MEYER, JR.s
GIRoSDIN DIsINrEcTAxT
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15
d

F. c. HERRING is in the city, and
will remain until after the reunion.
J. A. PETT1eREw, an extensive
lumber dealer of Vermillion, was in
the city Tuesday.
THos. WILSON and Jas. Smith re-
turned Monday from the north,
where they have been working for
several months.
Rev. J. V. HINES left Tuesday
morning for Plattsmouth, Neb., to
attend the convocation, and will be
absent over Sabbath.
UR1 WESTON was in the city Mon
day and went over to Ponca Tues
day morning. He says he will re-
turn to take in the reunion.
G. B. SrEcKMAN, Jack Lynch and
Jack Coverdale paid Sioux City a
visit Monday.
SAMUEL HARPER left Monday for
the Hills, where he will work du-
ring the winter, and return in the
spring.
J. w. ELLIS and wife leave in q
few days for deadwood. They will
leave many friends to regret their
change of residence.
Hon. E. w. MILLER returned last
week after an absence of some weeks
east at Baltimore and among friends
in the east.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

"DoN'r be afraid to praise your
servants when they deserve it," says
an exchange. That is all well
enough in print, but when you en-
deavor to practice it with the hired
girl, it don't work. This was clearly
demonstrated in Sioux Falls the
other day. The young lady has
now sought labor in other fields.
We heard of a case of like character
in Elk Point. --Ssou1 Falls Independent
From the above we should judge
that the attempt of the editor of the
Independent went back on him. To
kiss hired girls is no SLOUGH of a
trick, so they tell us, and we know
Of but one man in Elk Point who
got through with it successfully.
An old hand at the business says
that the way to make it a success,
is to have your wife out o town and
be sure the girl is willing. Then
try to jump down her throat.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15
Obit u8ry.

Died, on the 18th inst, three
o'clock and thirty minutes P. NJ.
Maggie Fisk, aged thiIteen years,
two months and three days. She
was born in Spring Vale, Columbia
county, Wis, Aug. 10th, 1866, but
most of her years have been spent
in our midst. She was taken down
with the malignant diphtheria in
its worst form on the evening of the
sisters burial, the 9th inst, and from
the first it seemed to make rapidly
toward the lungs, all the while the
system absorbing the poisonous vi
rus until the blood and fuins were
completely pervaded and permeated
with it. No more deadly is the poi
son impaired to the human system
from the bite of a rattlesnake than
this virus when once absorbed into
the blood and fluids.
The great question for the chem
list to-day is, is there a poison to
counteract and neutralize its forces
in the human system?" If our
physicians or wise ones know, for
humanity's sake let them boldly
come forward and explain-Here l
will pause.
Our young friend Maggie possess
ed lovely and lovable spirit. Death
had no terror or sting for her-She
was calm and conscious to the last
hour and moment of life. She made
presents to the parents, her brother
and sisters and then begged of each
to seek the savior, become christians
and meet an unbroken family in
heaven. Her death was triumphant.
If the family are able to attend
church service next Lords day, a
sermon will be preached with ref
erance to the death of both Nellie"
and Maggie" at 1880 a. NJ.
~ W. L
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

ANDREW FLARE is in Jail for steal
ing a buggy and harness from a MIR.
Nc Clelland. He was arrested in
Turner county by Ben. Crum last
week. The evidence is pretty
strong against the fellow, and he
seems to be in a tight box. The
circumstances of his arrest are given
by the Swan Lake Mew Era as fol-
lows:
Constable Ben Crum of Elk Point
trapped a thief at Turner about mid
night Saturday night. The thief's
name is Flare and halls from Elk
Point. On Saturday morning last a
buggy and set of double harness
was missing at Elk Point and Flare
was missing also. A warrant was
Issued for his arrest and placed in
Constable Crums hands. The con-
stable tracked the thief near Turner,
where he lost his track. He halted
at John Turnbull's, who, with the
constable made inquiries If the par
~ they described had been seen in
the neighborhood. Flare, it was
soon learned had stopped early in
t. evening at Rcmis' house neal
the Turner bridge and enquired the
WV 70 John Morris residence
Constable Crum then returned te
Turnbull's and waited till near mid
night, then proceeded to Morris
house and caught his man in bed
The thief refused to be arrested or
fhe Union county warrant, bu1
Squire Negus was close At hand,
new warrant was issued and Cfun
took Flare to Elk Point.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notncc IL hereby given that on the Tttceday
next after the First Monday being the FJURTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, NEXT an election will
be held in Union county, ID. T.. for Territorial,
County, Town or Dis rict officers, viz:
One District ATTORNEY for 4th Judicial Dist.
Three County Commissioners.
Eighteen Justices Of the Peace.
Eighteen Constables.
Nine Township Assessors.
which election will be opened at Eight o'clock
A. NJ. and will continue open until Five O'Clock
p. m. Of said day,
Datep this 20tn day Of September, A. D. 1879.
A. .. RINGSRGD.
Co. Clerk. Union county. ID IT.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15
Notice.

All parties that have held deeds
or receipts for lots in the Elk Point
cemetery under the old organization
and have lost or mislaid the same
can obtain a new deed by making
affidavit Of the amount paid and the
party or parties to whom paid.
BY order of the Trustees.
J. H. BRYAN,
Oct. Is, 1879. Secy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15
Gard Of Thanks.

We would acknowlede through
the columns Of the COURIER the re-
ceipt of a nice suit Of clothes from
the people Of Elk Point for which
we will be ever grateful, and for
their unparalleled generosity in
clearing our Church Of its indebted
ness for which purpose we report
$342.46. Yours with a grateful
heart, d. T. HUTCHINSON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15
Lost! 40 Reward.

An open face silver watch with
chain attached. Supposed to have
been lost between Elk Point and
the old Hoffman saw mill. Any
party finding and returning the
same to me at my residence at Grove
Hill, d. T., or at the office of the
Elk Point COURIER will receive a
reward of Ten Dollars.
VIM. VAssAR.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

Beggs' fall stock of dry goods con-
sisting of ladies' cloaks, shawls, fan
cy dress goods, &c &C.. are now
arriving. all in and look them
over if you wish to see some bar
gains.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

The secretary of the U. B. confer
ence, which was in session in this
city last week, has failed to furnish
us 8 report of the proceedings In
time for this issue, and consequently
we cannot give any report this week.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15
Horses for Sale.

Any person wishing a span of fine
geldings 6 & 7 years old, weight 100
each, should call on f. NJ. Budde.
Win be sold cheap for cash or traded
for cattle. Also one good second
hand wagon for sale.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

LAST Sunday while playing in
the southern part of the city, Ralph
Southworth accidentally fell into a
ditch and broke his right arm. DR..
j. G. Comfy set the broken limb and
the lad is doing well.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

THE Vermillion Standard has
changed hands, G. B. Welsh dispo-
sing Of his interest to r. @. Wick
ham. Mr.. Wickham is an old news
paper man, and beyond all question
make it a success in Dakota.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

The iberality Of our people in
raising mean for the Soldiers re-
union, is truly commendable. The
truth of the matter is, a more liberal
and public spirited class ofmen can
not be found in the west.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

LOOK at Buddels large advertise
ment. He says he means business,
and intends to stay in Elk Point.
Budde is a public spirited citizen,
and deserves success.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

TEAR down those manure piles,
burn the rubbish that lies rotting in
your yards, and promote the health
of yourselves and neighbors.. With
the present condition of the weather
and filthy places all owe the city,
we are sure to have sickness.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

T. J. WooDsIDE, for nearly two
years a resident of this city, left
Monday morning for his home at
Eldora, Iowa. We regret to lose
Tommy as a citizen, as he proved
himself an honest, honorable young
man.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

PRor. CECIL failed to put in an
appearance last Friday night, and
as a consequence our people were
disappointed. They wanted to
know how those mysterious things
were done.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-10-15

If you want to see an old fashion
ed camp dinner, 60 to the grounds
near Beggs' residence tomorrow.
The boys will show you how they
did during the war.