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Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
CAinsss Dall VeseeA.

: The Prudent has laksn ~ rsspsa-
sibility upen his ovn shouldss 81
has plsssahis veto sigpasuss to ~
anti -Cbtnsss. emigration billy whiA,
had IL soms alaw, would have beep
b blss = pm the sssutchsoa u our No
sional honor. The President takes the
ground that the sbrogstion Of one arti.
ole would lead TO the nullidca,ion Of
ths whole treaty, and ss We have. ac-
corded 70 Chinese subjects the saus
privileges whisAs 'ths subjects Of the
most favored nations enjoy il ,his
country, and the Chinese 6ovsrRmsnt
has granted 70 American citizens cor
responding privileges, ii follows that a
breach Of this reciprocal pledge on our
part would lssvs our merchants, mis-
sionariss and Oitiseus. residents in
China, withou, any protection. 1t
would render it impossibls for any
American to reside with safety in Chi
M. i've withdrew protection from the
Chinese, who are settled among ~, and
ws, refuse them admission except under
the restrictive regulations Of the act In
question, We ceald mot objsst II the
Chinese Government should follow our
example. and treat VA in tho same
manner.
The Philsdslphia "Prss-," In refer
ring TO tbs treaty sought 10 b- abrogat-
Cd, says the treaties between the two
countries authorize voluntary sInisra-
tion to any extent. Americans can
60 in any number to China, and Chi
nere can oome to this country in any
number. II 10 only the m-r..uary
ooolis traffic which Is forbidden---the
forced sale Of men to unlimited tsrtus
of labor. When We negotiated the
tresty OF 1855. and the Burlingams
trssty, We wore ready 70 maA" every
possible concession, in order to gain ac-
srss to tn. interior Of the Chinese Km-
pirs for purposes Of trade and travel,
70 obtain the privileges OF navigating
its great rivers, and 10 open q new
market for our manufactures and pro-
ducts. We have proft-d largely by
these CONCESSIONS. New ports have,
from time to time, been opened 10 our
eo,nmsrc~. The trade bstwesn the two
countries has rapidly increased our
Minister resides at the seat Of govern
ment our missionaries pursue their
benevolent aims unlnolestsd our
steamer penetrate all the nsvigable
waters our merchants dwell in secur.
ity at the open ports, and VIZ arc, in
fact, the nation for whom the Chinese
Government Las the most friendly f hel.
ing, and which i, is most disposed te
encourage to intimate intercourse.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

SourH CARoLINA has new Governor
in the person Of its Lieutenant Cover
nor, Hon. w. D. Simpson, who was
sworn into Office on last Wednesday
Wade Hampton, the pretended Cover
nor, having lost leg, and having beer
elected to misrepresent the State in th'
United States Senate, had previously
went through the farce of reslsning the
of6ce to which he had never been elect
ed honestly.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

sovn twenty years ago, the Secretary
of State was paid salary of 600, al
terwards owing to high prices during
the war il was raised to s400, and when
Mr.. Paynter was Secretary under Gov
ernor Ponder, /. was raised to $500, and
now i. is proposed to put s2oe more to
Il. This is Democratic ratranchment.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

ONE DOVER ORGAN says Kent Comfy
is in debt $50, 900, another emplDti'
sally denies it. This is big sum o.
money 10 be at issue between two or
xans. Is ther. no way Of Getting al
the truth We caught one Of the or
gans carrying Il monstrou> big hatchet
and therefore put 10 confidence in it,
.d.nials Of tl. det., oes
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Read This.

This is to notify the public that Ros,
IN X Bro. 22O w. 2nd street, the wall
decorators will sell wall paper lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city. let their prices
b- what they may. Rooin " Bro. has
splendid assortment of all the latest
patterns, everything guaranteed salts
factory and estimates given cheerfuily'
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Don't Read THIS.

John r. Holt, 223 Market street, Will
sell paper from one cent per piece !.
six dollars per piece, and hang it not
only lower than any paper firm IN WI
mington, but lower than any hrm IN
the United States Of America. Esti'
mates given with pleasure. JOHN H.
HoLT.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

DEAD TiIlS.-Now Is the time to try your
N luck, rs have n large amount o' goods
that must be disposed ut. About II 900 worth
OF useful goods to be given away In presents
70 those who visit Chadwicks Delaware
Museum. 2U7 W. Fourth street. For the last
time in Delaware. the Museum will reopen to
the public on saturday. February -. 1879,
from II. In. until II p. H., daily. with new
curiosities from all parts OF the world, for a
few days only, then the Museum Will be
shipped to Atlantic City. Persens purchas.
ing Il ticket to the Museum, which Is only l5
cents, will receive an eRvelOp from box stat
ing the present they are to receive; varying
from ten cents TO 3 dollars. Remember this
is no sell Or humbug. Everythinh will be
done as represented. The Museum alone IL
worth Z5 cents aimttance Music will be In
attendance. VIM. II. CHADWICK,
lrtlstl Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
AAvsseiaAns nasss.

'rAs RATES u this paper sss = cents
,sr line for the Arst insertion Of all sd-
v~rtissnsnU, and three esats for al
susssqusat inssSsaona. Two third
rates for every other day. Yearly rates
q special prices.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Anew nAass nsGsoDs.

The Middlstown "Transcript" repre-
ssnts what it says is the general ssnti-
ment Of the citizens thsrssbouts when
i. says that it is decidedly against the
building Of new Court House at this
time, either at New Castle or Whining
ton, and psrtieularly At . cost Of $780,
90, the half Of which II says ought 10
build court house, including county
eaoss, large enough to answer every
purposs for which court house 10 10.
tended. However, il says, that II II
must bs done now, in opposition to the
viii OF the people, lot it b. = $4,000
court house, and let it b. built at Will
nington. This, It says, would b for
the purpose Of building new court
house in the lower county-whsn Il
needs 1t. We certainly feel kindly
towards the editor Of the "Transcript"
for favoring the building of = court
house in Wilmington under any cir
cumstsnoss, and that II "a willing Ia
leave the division Of the county TO bs
~ettled Afterwards. This il . fair pro-
position, and after few years trial II II
does no, work " suit our brethren In the
lower part OF the county let . division
he made. We are frank to say, how
ever, that after the people get used te
coming to Wilmington TO attend cour,
"A few years, there will bs but little
Hanger Of q division Of the county "
ter Yards. Generally the farmers snd
>sher people in the rural Hundreds
com. to Wilmington two or three time.
a year ANYHOW, and after the courts arr
established tl,t'sr, all who have bust
aess sa sucl, courts will make that tin.
for doing their shepping. In tn" month
q, Nay The farn~.' purchase " srsa'
,n,nv agricultural !nplsmentf' which
.no.. ~ xho attend court can buy during
thu sitting q tie court without losing
a dsy or two som. other time - come
specially to the ci.y for that purpose
Aud then ". must not forget that Nay
1, the time when ladies do their sum
m-r shopping, and November the tim'
when they provide winter clothing
These ale some Of tie minor arguments
in favor OF removal Of the court hous'
to wilmington. The "Transcript' Il
very much afraid of the $l0o,oo0 deb
which will be sntailsd upon the count.
while /, is already in deb. We are in
formed by County Treasurer Herber
that dedueting the assets and the ta'
to be collected, the county debt is abou
s65, 900, which he says could be wipes
out by raising the county tax rate tel
cents higher for only one year. II thi
BE- true, and we doubt not that it is, al
additional tax rate Of eight cents yea
for TIVE years would pay Oft $4,000
debt. This, it is true, would be pei
ceptible increase in the tax rate, but
would not last long, and then in retur
for such Increase OF tax, We would hav
the consolation Of knowing that on
county was free from debt, and "
would have a new and commodiou
court house in the midst Of comfortabI
surroundings, where persons can nj
only attend court when they come
this city, but at the same time can Wis
the stores and manufactures and mai
whatever purchases they need.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

cPECIAL BARGAINS.-We have sevoh
y Walnut Chamber Suits inahnlactMreu
s;ut Saw and Counter, one upright Shn' sr -
Bits complete, one Beach Scroll Sa', Hne
Rip Saw, ono Lathe (slide saw.) ch' M'tte Ire
Saw. three Clamps, Seven Work BE .es. 10;
OF Pulley's and Shaiting. NIL o. - ~ We VIZ
sell at great sacrifice II called ioi ~ 'Iic.;
inl7-8t fERhlS" fhh"''- l.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
CHEAP GROCERIES.

Good news-ChtAp groceries nj No. l209
Market street. Sugar 1T Ill 2 and 10 cents
per pound; Teasl7, ~, 30. and 10 cents; TX
cellent coffee NJ. for 2a cents, our 10 cent
| coffee Ia known by ALL
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
.svp "a v.nAnCss .. isss.

~ REPUnLlGAh has thelas0ese
sa4suAanoqa M aQy~ y~Ra2es - -
vsrs. AAvsvlssFs tnks . Dsse -
snsa. !YtgE% sE&&B N8*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06

be opened on the Goth inst. It is not yet decided
whether Judge Shipman or Judge Wallace will open
the term and upon this will depend whether Col
lectors suits those of private individuals will be
first taken up.
COURT GENERAL SESSIONS.
During the past term of tho two courts of General
Sessions very large amount of business was trans
acted as many 233 having been disposed Of.
The charges against the parties placed trial or
who pleaded guilty were OF the usual character
namely homicide. robbery. indecent assault, bur-
glary larceny from the person. felonous assault
and minor offences. Sixty five culprts sent
to the State Prison for terms varying from eighteen
months fifteen years. Ninety four sentenced
to the Penitentiary for periods not exceeding i've
years. and of these there large number OF fe-
males including chiefly dishonest domestics. To
the reformatory institution at Elmira there were
sent sixteen convicted youths. and 1t being i'll each
instance their first offence they spared the
degradation OF entering criminal institution. The
calendars for the ensuing terms Of the Two courts
are replcte with interesting cases.
THE MARINE COURT
In the Marine Court, during the summer vacation,
there filed notes of issue in 1868 new suits,
which, when added to those in which notes OF issue
had already been fled will leave the Court to COM
mcnce the fall camp iign Monday next with cal
endar of 3,713 causes. a very large proportion OF
these of course of interest only to the parties
thereto, yet there are undoubtedly many among
them of public importance and interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-06
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QuEENsTOwS AND LIVERPOOL
GIN iTY oE BEkLiN; Saturday October u 7. A.
Ci iT OF RIUHMoND saturday October 70: I. A.
CITY OF BRUSSELS. Thursday. November g. 10 BOA NJ
From pier 81 North River foot OF Charles st.
Cabin ssh and 500 Return tickets favorable terms
Storage, $2S. Drafts at lowest rates. 49,
Saloon saterooms smoking and bath rooms amidships
These steamers do cattle. sheep pigs. .
JOHN u. DALE Agent 81 and 33 Broadway. New York.
Philadelphia Office los South 4th st.
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NUNARD LINE.

steamers
JOHN u. DALE Agent. 81 and 33 Broadway New York
Philadelphia office. 100 south 4th 81.
CUNARD LINE NOTICE
with yiew to diminish the chances Of collision ans
on tho outward passage from Queenstown to New York
nothing to tho noith Of 49,
yS@ Hf,%f ssurrSsrowS
eaTfIA osos sssss1 y 81
wsdsssSay: ostoSsIs ,Sss
Cabin passage and return tickets favorable
seerage from All Of Europe very low
rates Freight and HfsiEsfiE sf'
HhE E nRAN Shw YSHS a Hss MavnE
Companys pior new AZ North River foot Of Norton St
the sS
fRiGE Of PxssAdE easIadpf Sins'%T0 M.y1s
asdaS II T"f RDuckD RATES
su c 81
CUIoN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
leaving pier IS North RIVER foot Of King st.
S wEsd5ssi 81 d. N N2SHiSa Get =
smoking. bath rooms aud piano on each steamer
Gui H's % Broadway
CPECIAL NoTICE-THE GUIoN MAIL STEAMER
CNEyADA. Captain Rgby leaying pier 80 North River
tSa ns psssse ynq has
Sa Apply WIIIi1As GGioS Hsssdx.y
w United States aud Royal Mai! Steamers,
steamers Of ;hs aso tho ap p routes ties
XDRTArIC ...... Thursday October 8, II 80 A. NJ.
r. 81
Eates-saioon $50 and 500 Return tickets on reason
's: toms Sss.sss
s1s FsH.s: sss IT, dSREls Agent.
United a.s s a to shs SetSenas e
favoniA ferry Jersey sy October
sGniEpAM sa.assay yN osssnss Il
First cabin sS' s7o' second cabin s' $50 ''er"S''
Paris. II oAzAux Genera, Agent, y South william ST.
FUNGI EDYE Co. 20 n,,i L.: W NORRIS; -.
CrATE LISE-To GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN
si
AUSTIN BALDWIN BAL VIZ CO. Agents S@ Il RyOsdEMnay
a sS11 IL
bonrg and amburg:
GELLEKr. 49,. October @ SuEVIA; :... October ~
LEsSlNG. October ~ WlELAND .Octooer ~
Rates to plymouth Al points In Engana Chernours saa
KUNIiARDT 4 CO, c. b. RICHARD BoAs.
General Agents. General Passenger AGENTS
81 Broad ST.. New York. Vi Broadway, New YORK
lITAN LINE OE ROY Az. MAIL STF AMFRS
1AANAA' Shortest rontc 20 Emrone
s. Five ssys Sss,p tg.m Ssssoe
Sunorb cah~ Observation-Disclosures Rates of nnssaoe-From
New pVart e. venooi cabin $40 and $40: excurson
Gu. 90 ~ ~. stosraro S,s. niermediufe $40
" iEVE 4 ALDEN 27i Broadway Now York.
A NCHOR LINE-UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
n NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
From pior 70 North River. Now York.
ANCH0RIA Oct \, r n GIRCASSiA. Oct %, r. y.
Cabin. $50 70 $50 Excursion tickets ut reduced rates.
Second cabin $lO; steerage. rs
NEW YORK TO LONDON DIRECT
rh mJ si xcarsnn tck nj reSnca d rasss
HENDERSON sNoIh : ns. Agents bowling Green
NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE PIER Is T..
SJR TO BRISTOL. ENGLAND, DIRECT taking goods
and London. Cardiff Newport Gloucester
and All points In the British Channel.
BELSIZE. Oct Z Avonnouth. ARRAGON Oct II, Bristol.
Cabin gers $50 $50 $40 Prepaid stcerago certh
Gates S2 Return tickets favorable For freight
or passage apply to w. D. MORGAN Agent 10 South st.
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CAvANNAH AND FLORIDA
- WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
picr 43 North River No 3) Spring st..
at3P.M
GATE CITY, Captain Daggett, Wednesday, October +.
CITY OF MACON, Captain Kempton. saturday, DC
tober IL.
Connecting with Central Railroad Of Georgia. ATLANTIC
and Gulf Railroad aud Florida steamers. GEORGE
YONGE. Agent Ocean steamship Company and Central
Railroad Of Georgia, No AM Broadway. G. ID, OWENS,
General Agent Atlantic and Gulf Railroad $40 Broadway
LNOR NASSAU, n r., SANTIAGO DE CUBA AND
IL Cenfuegos.-The new iron steamer SANTIAGO. Cap
tain Phillips from pier 10 East River saturday Octo-
bers.M3PM JAMES n. WARD 4 CO., li3 Wall st.
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" NOTICE
With view to diminish the chances of collision the
steamers of this limo take specific Tor all seasons
of the year. ~ 49,
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York
Boston crossing the meridian OF so ut ~ latitude or
nothing TO tho MOI tn of i3.
On tho homeward crossing tho meridian OF ~
at ~ latitude. nothing to tho north Of AZ.
NEW YORK. LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSToWN
FROM PIER 10 NORTH RIVER.
BoTHNIA.............w "Wednesday October <. 10 80
GALLIA ..Wedned day October II, r. ~
ALGERIA ........ Wednesday, October ~ 10 10 A. ~
SCYTlilA. w cdnesduy October - r. NJ
Cabin passage and return tickets favorable terms
Storage from all parts Of Europe very low
rates. Freight and passage Office, No Bowling Green
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-12

sassS - - Aussry 81 80 pspAs -
~ s~tSAksomNDs A1yssux~wsy 1wmmse
- - - - sanmAwvanu envxfuE mi
,sss. wAss Z - % snsssa xspssy~f
8 ~uxsmfxa -saEsm1en0 sps@ ssss 1ssne
sAss~ ~annsx s~~ssy msnussms dsswss
~ss 0ss cszw. nsS $50, sfasv 81 49,
Ssasys b b sxnssty s-sS sfsksess snd y
So ~aa sseSsu s6sns Sac ssurs sf
eHpnAea hsH 10 s~afssnsnawssef srxxh.
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~-su~ - ssSess as~srssvsl ssas e sss en-
h.zys sss~-E~ywusm
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Va SD snY-sessn. r-ssFs=f " % grsxfas~. A&vsns ISL
gss<e~i "a n. ssazf@ ~ ga xs~f fnsiss ri $50 IN arr ths
ernsn4~ sf . ssgBpis v~s~ss&s~ r-n~ssY fr he sv~~is
end prrfnss~uf asxA hAr Fsas npxten. HfupEhatss
~. . ~sestas@ sssf rzalleSi euF~ aps ~.FSua. ts~AsatEs
ssd al s-svsgs~ Eeae4ssBt. sffer having se-ssf ~.
ssfasNfstf saEsftvs H8ses>sf tnet@sasieo "a ns~~~t hs-
aNst "a aAs rsf- W au~k~ a. kno~mf 80 M. sue ~ 1T
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tuHssn saN.rffs ! ssii @aa fr~.af cha e. e. si sAa
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with 0sif ttrsrtien~ fur y rp~stns sna s@sns -~af ~
saaAl ~ sahit s~~sna ssth ss.Fnn. ssemsma tht. rse~s
~ ~ *s9ssa, iss Po~~r~ Hlacx. HoxAs-ser y
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Vas ~aNf%Tth Nrt~eus <tt&seEf e&s~fssaa q aEs&
ss~~sna ~ aan has asN 80 sxe~ileat sppsftnnstf .
n4ke noaeY ~ spite e tn.-e 2sfa tssn.-. 10 h&ea
INA S06s6Wnmfs e.s@ssss-s wtpo so4 -
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as~ RnpNef sAvs..shas rssaah4e mr F~~eaarsn@ al ssNa.
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q t@S - sttteh sssFs auts con sssssf ensslns~ Atsa-
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rs areftFss-h stA @saa @afap~ alfx4A = - Nj H.
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aee~fpN 90 - .nf eknss-@ aA8f -~~tafs4F sasaassaAF
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- - ylssa. ~, svGhisg tssk "
No.: "oss'' s''' As'''' o
h 6ssvs SslIow nm wiahsd 70 issss
q ~ Gulng 1fvs; but - ~ dat tisse
was wasels9 and gltded down Ne rops,
gfa9uAlly disappearing In the heavy
h isli Of oas Of thsir number he'd
caased oaly . monestasy TALL, ssd q
heasd then ssssw The aaaault with tan.
fold fury.
I dass not 6N acain, for I felt that
every ballet wouid B. needed wbss
s0hln wese more preming.
It seo0ed a ase before / felt The signal
from bslow that the rops W. ssody Tor
ne; bat Il came, and ! 1T myself down,
pauslng an instant, - ~ eyes gain Q
level with the ell, 70 taks { lass look
into IL room.
A. I did % the door gave way, and The
bloodthirsty demons poured over The
thrsahhold.
knew thst ! had no time for dNliber.
ate movement They would instantly
discover the mode Of escape, and either
cut the rope or elss ire down upon ne.
had taken the precaution 70 drawon
my heavy riding gloves, and my hands.
thus protested, did not su1er - much %
might have been expected.
With my EYES 6xed upon he window,
/ aid rapidly down, and struck The earth
with . jar that wrsDchsd every boss in
my body.
Quick q lightning I was ssised By
Bose, and dragged some peces on one
side. and Close against the face Of the
Not . second too soon, for down came
: volley. tearing up the earth about tAs
foot Of the rope, whore . moment before
I had stood.
"Ihusdss, they will escspsl After
them, down the rope!" yelled . yoice,
inarticulste with rage.
And ! saw dark form swing out and
begin the descent
0Now, Nam Ralph" whispered Bose,
signihcantly, and with . quick ain l
fred ct The swaying figure.
Without Q sound the man released hts
hold, and came down Like alunp Of Iced,
through the brain.
AUOt0%H u0Q 06oIUeO IN uO6 0o3SoS 2u0
was more than half ont Of the window,
when suddenly the scene shove va bill.
lit up BY the glare Of . torch.
Again the warning voice Of the watch
full black called my attention 70 the d.
nrs now struggling desperatsly to regain
he room, and, - before, ! threw up my
pistol, and, covering the exposed side,
brow the trigger.
With . convulsive effort the wretch,
,pringing far out into the empty void,
turned once over, and came down with .
sound upon the jagged rocks
hat lay 1t the foot Of the psecipice.
A single look to go that the window
Was clear-we knew there could b no
path Leading down for . long distance
sither way, or they would never have
the rope, and We plunged
headlong into the dense forest that
the mountain side.
We got clear, IL IL true, but with the
loo of our animals and baggage; for the
next day, when We returned With . party
Of regulators, W found the place Q heap
Of mouldering anhes, and no living soul
70 tell whittier the robbers he'd Aed.
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EsssysAiag IN ysaa6sn = afsAys n>~
rAs WAoe hls&A 0ss~s aAsnR - ss<A Q
hapVy o. lseAy sap~asssak anAsxA sA~a
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eacs n svsa - As~A - onps Ans .
@vassss ssA aseA sasvSs xys1s - -
o1s. u isAsA u A~s - s-susAssssy
ssana Mill. rAsss n . ~AfusS - xe~nr
i&A IoUa ks sxA1psA - a&AamAHa1<As
sd % y go sscerA. ~ ~ ss~A e~nA
thai . train - 0ass nAn aass snasAlt
Acsu n ssremelnA ~ As~&anu~ Cpx>r
ssn~ally ~ sAAoss a~As A4mmps1 usass
al t~sA. uAssssVaa - $780, ~ ssuuA
gsea 0~l anA cah . hsss ~ANw
ngAss III aw ussA ~ ss~ss vsH~A "a
tAsa gatsey Pss<v~&s - IN ps&2ssS
ns0 la~ss ] cs~~ss sy@sf vG<sA 49,
give tAea ~ - - JAsy wes~ GsvsaA
ns-Ass ! ssA atly snsss "a sssA .
stou hne - sAn ln0ASeA MA1uav I AnS~
nsvvs - u III ~ m~lxS1sssxuAeawss<
sssus II ~ snw4ase - snssAA nassa
~ m1s utsA ~ A~pnsnA lnnnsn
vsas As atoAs - . ss<nAAs1sa avssy
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-12

s~n b. sawed every year By the farmers
in shis country " they oil Properly
esior their butter BY using Wells Rich
sri~on n Cos Perfected Butter Coloy
u gives . -piendld June color and never
surEs r.sf.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-12


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