davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-04-18

corrc.nnnt,rnt NJ thr 1,nn,lm, 7;,r., =.
tr,ncut IN r,rvnt ,.r,,n., ~, ~" n,.,, y. -, ~
I-'as".' ~ ''s'pt' "'!''''i' VI '"e "1Ih oi feb'
rhnFy, taya:
"'lnAhalialI, In another twenty days We shall
have The E,eau4.ron rcutIv tor thr ,.ntfc. mi.
IL N. ars,ycr s,w,rs v1ron na, ,,n"m ,,,,,ir,a,
- .'o a,a"o a,""'1 a"en Nv" "sen inquiries
arc i"aae a'1ct ihe late olstfcss ol Which, no"
that tle worst Is rast, the felial.s do not scem
anxious to furnish details. They have patiently
bornu want, ,hcn hunger. and lus,,y stnryutt,ni,
..,1 ,,,,, H.. .,,,, ,.',., 80, "5 '' ",A
A''u, w" 'nat luz e'u see'''s near '"et orc
WILLING to forget IT all. hut such t!tne as the
lust turee mouths for the fclLuhs must leave
traces, aml famine capuot pass track1css,
!. Er,,,, ,.t,,,t ,,.,r,., -, r.~ A.,
o. ., aseua' .'s.s """." - AuS'i lns suter.
.aes u lhe l'ntNes thust nave oesn, sud s''5lare
ftI one or tsu Of tbs lcss-Yistcd yluccs, appali-
ing. Even n the large allrl comparat.ycly flour.
tc streets nn,l Ly lie r,vyr Dank were ere mo ] t s
tressil,g. pnssiug III the inorni,r: wc saw n
wrr,r!lcl Old woman a,.,l two cIiiilren iynE OF.
the river bunk. The children were ski, mud
human being: Ne gave her irrlas, t.s hut sIs '
scctued unabtG to eat It, aud attcr frw etshs
ulti s:onlls fcl1 back into lcr sc,ni-,onatt,s,
e,ate; : shc , could hardly aye M tiyc through tho
IA tho sa,nc place w notieru handsome
Girl VI III or 50 stauiIn. on tit ff,nk. On nsk-
lii!. her wiut she wanted, shu rcpIfc .Ir,.n,
aml atc grcc,..lya pIcru Of tic r3arsu bran
bread Of the country. lIer grnti,utc Knew no
bounds When presented with lew pa,tses, n,,tI
SIZE unfuI,irs3 iIcr small h[s,urY,--h,;y .Lr hrd
walked from hcr uutiYc y.ilnge, where llcr fnm-
jty we're Nil lratl in hopcs uf finding yrl;cf nj
Ass!out, Gut lid iouna none, u, % nn.l was as still
another unit added tn the crowd Of hunger
stricken Arals Hooking IN uily. Poor We1ua
(i}osc1t She was, huScrcr. unly ui>e If tl,n,,.
sands, n,Hl this III tuwn n immediate connce-
tim with Cnsro by rai', anil easy reach Of Any
assIstu,,cc SHOULD Ii be 1ro.Icrrt Tlu, Amer
, 1879-04-18
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY 49, so-Twt1y PAGES

Ur. Anirt!eff, young surgeon whom Tourguc.
nlctf nut In 1sFj, md WHO Impressed HE great
ferencf. III u,nt,cr t,f whnt euhjrrt relation it
vas question. In 1883 DR.. Antre!etT ,sns drawn
III "BAtlcrk and Sunt " ns Dr. BaaarD!T. THIS
Is the pussags In which the word 'sNhtlfst "
wns na'led 70 tiic eoctal vocabulary:
"wfat Ia hoi"
".Sbat Is 1asarof1l" es!d Arcntlic, with n
sGit; EGa, h. "n you w'' me- unc1o' to tei ron
"Hs H. T. !, sI.1' : SI'h'I;yg,' ~ nephew" 'S
IA NlEllistl'' saftl N!cl,nlas retroy[tch; a,o
far Us can Judge that curncs fran the I,atl,,
'ht-no.his'g; therefore It means ma,, wt,o-
WIKI believes III nothing"
"say-'fu res }ircts notlitn9,'t entd Paul l'ctrn.
Fltel beginning ~ spread Ills butter.
"Wh0 places himself In opposition to cycrr.
t'llng from ncritiral point Ut vicw,'' remarked
Arcadie.
"1s not That the same ll,|nr1,.
mo, It Is not tic Ratlc thing, Tic Nthllts.
is inan who bows to no a,ltllority-no priu.
cip1e.h ''~ '''"
WAS 7HEEr WOMAN IN THE cAsrl
... fIhttrhHH Rrrfrir, Lrrjt T.
At every tlit1er.iabjo In ioitl,1n' t},v are t,t,
i1e al'1ut ti't Gar ai his iI,.lo .IcnI:,tlasril.
niaf uirair, but n.n hound to a:li tint j,nya
not MT yet met with siaglc Individual. royu'
n0ef, Isa, & "r gsf1e; wno as rreeiyc ths s.ory it,
II l.o',tl1l, tlicy laugh II to scarn-natnraiy,
II runs thus: TIL. Czar has fur long iu,iujretf
m 1otntnce concerning yrr. cl,asinirg jMly
q h'glt birth, higher accomplishments, ain, tia
highest altractioHs. Hence The imperial cDn.
science has been subjected to es lnany
twIngcs " the 1mpcrial the wien ri, nttnrk
or 1ptfdGTu suncryuncs; but tho question ,yna
now ~ case fIH Hehtnf Pafn Ut ,r afflicted
Gar. On q previous t'vastvn. Wien MI Illus.
1r0tn the fascinating tar one, n sr,pedy was
Eol'fiit a1n! iuutll Easily; its word. thu lou nt-
, 1879-04-18

alnrta GHlett, ugeti So ycnys, died Mt The
Shakers Saturday ercn'sr. alter very short ill.,
1less, Iro'l.'set!, e ts Thought, by thu lite Of
eplder h"afly tMo weeks fsncr. Ste wns the
father being bro,lrr Of the hero Of Tiron-
tcFosa. and served ny Eantain undur lin. It
is singular to relatG, but bhc retained the
"Allcn". mark, having hrcn born with six
fnger.. the surplus I,,cInbcr bcII:. removed In
her lnfancy; and her children. Of which sllo
reared two alsV hurs the unmisinknhIe family
feature when tniants. She has been n stnnch
,ill faithful 'lhctnbcr of the Shaker Con,nunity
for l1fty Years.
, 1879-04-18

nAITfxonE, April 17.-l'Loun-sttady and nh.
changed,
GnAtH-WheAt-Wcatcrn firm and Actlvo; No. 2
rcnnsytvnnIa rcd SILL; No. 2 Wcstcrn
winter rcd. spot and April, Il. o1idD1 .03ai; May,
II. l.0os.601. IL; aunc. 81 .1o4I1.1i. Corn-Wcst-
cfn hTm; Western mixed, spot and April, 4.!s
Ga4:5ic; May. 4J6s4a'lc; JUNG, 4aHG143alc;
dHIy. lfM4tAc; stcampr, 4l,sc. tatH firm;
Western white, :tcGf :l4c: do mi1od. 31fb31!sc;
l'GnnnSlyanfn. :j2T,:llc. Rye dull and unchanged.
IlAY-firn, and unchanged.
InDstntuah-Du1i Rteatty nnh unchanged.
Bu1rEt-StrAhy; prime to choice IS cstefn mack.
ed. 16GI.r; mil, lg6h1hc.
EaHs-strongcs and futrly active at 1gfbt.1c.
IETHoiEuM-Stcnty and without change.
1099lGc. se'
WaItsKs-Dull anu nominal ut 81. O7l1.12.
FltEI1HTs--Unclangeh,
NEcEirrs-F!01E. ], Sl1 brls; wheat, 10, 600 bu :
cort,. 1ui. 800 bu: oats, =, 0a3 hu.
SittrnkNFs-NhcAt. hone; corn, a31, 1CO bu.
, 1879-04-18
LOUISVILLE,

LoursvtIhE, Ky., April 17.-corroa-Ftrm a.
at 11aac.
FIorn-Quic; extras, 81. .5@3 10; do family.
44.ooa4.25.
Gs,si.-Wtlcat demand fair and market firm: rcd
and nnluor, 81. oUdb1. 03. Corn steady; white,
::SiSc; mixed. :j7tic. Oat1 steady, with n GOOD
demand white, Soc; mixed. :Ue. lye .irtu at i5c,
i,n,i-.sy ii,Ax-sieady A. A. S'.oNslv e.
quiet and lEmcr; ch0fce Leaf tcrcc, STINK do
kcE, :7lz:. Hulk meats quiet; shoulders. Hy;69
shoulders. DC; clear fjb 6AGl5,1c fot loose
llaams, sugar. cured, at5GDDHc.
, 1879-04-18

nErnolT, Mich, April .-GnAts--Wheat lower
bnt tlr,n; extra, S1.G.,:, nominal: No. white,
s1.01l; May. 1.o1ai; June, S1.014i; milling,
URtc, nominal.
NxcEurs-Wheat. 3n, o.. bu.
SAlrHEHTs-Whcut, :i2, 1GD bu,
, 1879-04-18


a private dispatch received bY Mcssrs. II. J..
BAKER d Bro., of 2l5 rcnrl street, New York,
from valparaiso, 9Th tMst.. briefly ssys;
"fluiGue blockalcl." This Is the first I'm
roFtant art o( war reported from TIM disturbed
reg!on. Tic conintnhts nre Bolivia ni,d Pert.
on the one side. ntNl Chiffon the others Ipu!quu
Is the csllcf nitrate port Ut Peru. Chill llupes
~ her navy. which ts her principal nrD1 OF Of
tense, to AtoD tie Peruvian saitpctrc trade, and
20 inillct Injury upon her enemy.
, 1879-04-18

RrYFALo. April T.-GNAis-Whcat neglected
anil unchanged. Corn unchanged mud dull; saes
{ cafa now un track Ut 4Dt4c. Oats quiet: ealey g
cara MlzaI Westcrr vi JOc nn truck; 3Uc In s,ors.
ltyc uotnlnally ut btc. Barley dull.
, 1879-04-18


KANSAS C1Ty, April 17.-0HAIS-Th Erlcd t',tr.
ret repors wheat receipts the past wrcl; Nh s77 bu
shipments 80, a01 bu: higher; No. :. cash, BIC; I;
Apri1, O7i&c; No. cash, 03c; April. D4Hc.
Corn-lIsccipts tho past week, 20, a4a bu; slip-
shipments. 0t 15h by: active and lrm; No. !.
caHtl, 955ic; April. sDt5c,
, 1879-04-18

OsWEGo, April 1T.-UEAIk- Wheat 1uict; No, g
milwaukee,, 81. o.; No. hard and Duluth apllnv,
St.lo. Corn stea.Iy; old 4lc; Western, 4udz47c.
, 1879-04-18
1}QAI,ON

IfosToH, April 17.-F1ouN-Flrm; Wcatcrn eu-
pofhnc. 81. o0G3.25 common cxtsas 81. 75Qp
4.e5; WisconrLu anu Minnesota patent process,
So. 25DH.s6.
GnAIN-corn quiet but stcntiy; mlxod and ycl.
!ow. toGt47!4c. onts firm: No. nnd extra white,
NNEUc; No white, :M!sc; No. y wh!te and No.
= mixed. ;;4134kc. Rye. uiRUlc.
lKEsE1111sF!oar, ~, 3.0uu urls; corn, AZ, 600 tu
sn.raEsrs-Fl !, 500 bsls; corn %, 600 bu ;
Wheat, 70, 600 bu.
, 1879-04-18

cLEvEtAHn. o.. Aprlt T-lErnoIEux- -6tcady;
standard while, 110 tcat, tc.
riTssnuno. ra., AprIl 7.-pErMoIEuN-QN1e.;
crude, t5tcat larkcE's for shipment; teanc, o.;
Gs0.ac, Philadelphia delivery, ~
OIL CIrt,. la.t April n. --FErnolEuu--Marke al
opcDrl sxclfett win sales nj 7tstac, saynnccd 10
7biic, dcctntd to ?i,c, NJ Which prru It C.0srl;
atipmcnt1. :E 00J hrs, averaging 81, U00i tEantac.
ttOnst lU5, QUO.
, 1879-04-18

ii!nstriol's parents, who wrra nt his bedside.
The deceased Prince was u trlGtt, nctiyr Ind
for hfs years, we'll advanced tn llls studies, auI
full Of prunIisc+ N9' "''~
, 1879-04-18
Typographical EolnenclAturc.

TypoEFaphlcNt NolneNc1Nturc.
:" DTcyler," "l.oue Psia.er," "enall Flca,''
anl "Fica y arc ths n4mes OF tho four children
OF tho editor OF the Aawklpayi)le (reun.) Dls-
1atch., -.
, 1879-04-18
PEORIA,
COTTON.

fEoEiA. April 17.-ilIuuwlsEs-Fism; 100 brls
at s1.Q2
, 1879-04-18

New foHK. Aufll 17.-cotton godls remaln
Fa'Fy active aad very alFns; prints In steady dc.
.nuna. tzns, and In light supply with agents; wido
prints Il, fair rcnHcsl; arcss guuIs and Eiuslan.s
Eotlh IN light request; tosrsp .uods quiet Ia frst
hands, but iobbtH. fa1rly.
, 1879-04-18

Er Y 6Is 3.t1U18. I
nv or.s'' Upia' NO.. April l7.-Flopn-Firra 1t
ts,, o",". I,.us Under IN advance In wheat; closed
G,ct "alct aad unchanged,
h.ad eh,.s'ea heat opened active aud higher; d..
tsll, II ~: speculative; closod lowsr; No. q rod
sLos,f,tm T. Closing nou'lna! At 81. o41i cs.h;
ao4ln. - 10, ~ closing at 81. 0iE. Juuu; DSGDsAc,
cenljcL.r Ac July; No. 8 do, A1.n.hea1. 90.
soT; NJ. 9 mixed. a3,, &t33Hc CASH,
, 1879-04-18

ToLEno. O., April 17.-GnA1x-Wheat dull
amber Michigan, spot, 81. o.; May ST. o5ss offered;
Jnnc, II. oy!s No. = rot! winter april, 81. o5 Of.
fcfnd; MAY acid nj 81. o51i, sl.o'!i bid; juno,
81. 0e4; Western amtcs, 81. .07. Corn dnll; high
mixed held at jG4c. acc bill; No. 2 spot helu
nt ;bIic 3'3i bid; Mny. 3J14c askcd. 30c bid /;
Jnnc 3b1f; anly.373ic asked, 371ic offered. OaIs
quiet aud unchanged,
, 1879-04-18
NEW ORLEANS.


Il ~. snhsfanc, 81. on: XX. 81 7ifal. 90; XxX,
0.s'o 0".'. W; hssli grades, ss. ..5G14. .673;.
t7e n., stendy. with good demand At 4fO
CoEs.a a's '|,9.ei ~ hut s.enlY at at,:Qa5c.
ssais,s ssai,!u aul nominal; prias, ia sis ooan14 10.
p"sSl. 9l3. b0at 1H.u0. lew
Iii Iasstr.rk aust T., quiet; old, 80. 90; new SO NJ.
KY, x x'tSs Gut stekdy; tteece, 81. tQ6n7, %,
sAsa,ds... ..o'hG:7.t2!,. lialk nslt-Maskot JuIl:
tlsst 3;e oofS, asts; packed, c; clear lib, IL;
sa;td Sf scaqra ~. t;e; clear, 5Nc. Iiams-Suear.
t':s. 'S aaa Urn; csnsaaeu, s&eUAc, al In
0lnISaRf-slaskut duh; Western .eet,aed, 81, ,o3
dla.sy ,.ss-coIee !. quiet and weak: joobiny or.
:onnson L, ra !lh&tlnc. snxur quist bat 1rna;
t,f. :,s;9.5seo4 seo4 Common, bl5sic; tall 10 fully
tla,tsi, 4; Prime 70 choice. HsdtUHc: yeIow
suc; svnIt't @sG; consiuun, e:Gt:Jc; far, S4e1
UAansaMe saen hnrmes Ut bifI7c. ~f~
a-hull anl lpwrr II 7kc
, 1879-04-18

.,, hos,,la, 10fn1o In. n............ IL. 002l1. %
e. !, ~ enmtl,on rlock boards".... y. oo
ffnci.n'., Ma o'm,.t...........,..+... a.h0fb 100
lcnr,nH ........... TO- 00;t1O. 30
l:3iuH' n"rjs st.,.,............... 0.fhMp u. E0
InH n.tnn atnN ........ .......... u 0st1N. 90
llio,.,or xtniI, 2UGtJ0 ft.u..... 10. NGl IL. %
u1nt u1n. = r. .............,...... 7.h(I6h $40
lItlt. ,nnuh and select .,........ 7.006b11 .Nn
pehctss seirct. Ircfsed. anu headct ~. .D0f4 1H.
!lekestJi !l Jrv .,.... ;. ....... 1.GG9p 1.B}
ttsin,,ss. tatn1 ~ "a" standard to oxtra dry 2.Yi
shInsies shinsi ean,,ard 1,A0db 2. D0
nntnit,es So ..,...... ..n...... 1.Q0Gb l. 10
sa.nnS saans. .ltngics. ..... .........n.s 1.!O
Gson.s GEfIn. s'invlrs. s..................... 1.B0
, 1879-04-18

TultPES,rISE.
WILMINGTON, April 17.--BrIIlTn or TuRrENvlxE
-Uul{ nt HHc,
, 1879-04-18

Gan. 4 q. Pasce Dining Cars and Pullman IN, uhcrt
Pacthc Exprcls - N''-"" w s's
CHICAGO, R00K BLAND l. PACIFIC RAILROAD
DcIU!. corner Of Van 1urcn and Rherman.,ta C1tv
- Ticket uhcr, 50 Clark st.. sherman Iinuae '-
, 1879-04-18

0Hl0Ae0t ALTON 4 ST. LOUIE, AND CHICAGO
EAMEAA 0TIT Il DENVEH SHORT LINRH.
Untnn npof, West Side. near MaJIton IT. bridge snd
Tweaty-thtrd-st. Ticket once. III Kandopti.st.
, 1879-04-18

returning fruu u bal, IN unknown assnssn
t|retl upon him with revolver, thutcttng fatal
wound. TAn Prince Was Il vo,,tlv ntGIt, barely
ii, nntl for nno years had administered his ini-
portant ofl|ce but 1t Is worth rcMnFklng TINT he
was not Il brother Of A!tehaet krapotkin, tllp
Socalst chief, though l,e was llstant relative.
Shortly after Ills takiA. off, pacarti waA postcl
On tho walls Ut NIL tbs tawi.s ANNOUNCING tnt iln
llul been warned bY ''Tile Comn,ittcc" 10 ab-
STUN fEoM iti.treue!ay uni tlogg!ns n,etl anl
womcn suspected Of Lihcral tendencies, uud
aen.tItits fllcn Wholesale 10 itie 1ntflcs nl that
his answer lla,l becu nIoFu savage raitls,-ln-
crcasod brutality; tho measure Of lis crlnncs Ind
oYcrIuwctl, MD "I'he tUMmtte6n Ind scll-
teHced him to death. "IAo sa,llu measure" tho
procamation concluded. twill bolealt out to any
successor Of Ills wlo i,cEssts In crushing ths
Invisible llnml will rcae,, htn.d This proclalnu-
t!oh wns openly posted IN :hn University OF
Ca!arkoN On tllo day after tho Prince Nas shot.
IN .s - ~ ultt'ao tec5c prtnt!nE:rress was
oiccss were Killed or wounded. On tho 18th
ten. Von Drcntelcn Cl!of Of the {ieutar1.crlc,
Was was tweo hsed et as hc was driving nlong sEs
Ntva lt!sy ~ an unknown man wlso rode Ip tn
thu Hcncrat8 carriage and thrust hIs revolver
IN Al this window. simultaneously attacks wero
made upon minor pol[ce otligIala ia various
% pasts q ~ H. Empire, ~! theae II Is said at
@ % tab by ts Ssts i Ill., 1ro d. ays e been n 9ns '
asaassins has ever been brought to justice. A
reward of 600U roublcs, nearly esOOOO.
has utterly failed to bring to Tho earl OF
the assassin Ut Prince MczcntxoN. UolY
wsthin tho past week laaa tllo cablo brought
news of the capture of ancthecr kihiltst prltt-
lng-oti!cu at 81. Petersburg, Of the apprehension
Ut several cnnspirators not few of whum wero
women OF gentls birth. and Ut the slaughter Vt
q number IL prisoners, Win, attempting to es-
capc, took to thu suwers a1i1 wera coruercd. Thu
last act douttless brought down this vengeance
Of "l'he ConluNltes" oA Tic Emperor, who had
fSkht II.
at tho Capital,
Tie uEl.lual N!alliat, by t!,s way, wa, tho late
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08

EDS. CouRrKR THAT S~kandanavian
who opened the northeast passage and
let the winds from Siberia come down on
~ like . Solar wsvc should be crenate6
6omc persons made q raid on Mrs.
MitchelIes' chickens = few nights ago,
and took "a . Of -. Some fellows
naturally would rather steal than work.
Sioux Point has q sensation. A young
man named Widencr has been making
remarks other than complimentary abou:
certain married woman, the remarks com.
ing to the ears Of the several husbands
who fnmediately waited On the young
gent and gave him 80 minutes in which
to shake the dust Of Sioux Point from Oh
his moccasins. He took ~ in half the
time allotts1him.
re editors have made . mistake in
your geography. Jno. Aanring Is . land
owner in Shirt Tail bend, Zone removed
from Sioux Point.) l don't wish to see
the gentleman scandalized by being
among the people Of Sioux Point.
A. many q 200 teams cross the Big
Sioux bridge daily mostly loaded with
wood for the Sioux City markets.
Yours Truly,
Sioux POINTER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08

-- -
0We1Bm'0 MI
Trrrsravv ~ nAvor II n,at,4et Cont
i,0. LASH, riafnt1
ye
-. Waitefs, Sohn waters ana
zane walters. Defendants.
Notice IL hereby Hiven that by yirtus Of 4 Ger
tain decree and Judgment Of foreclosure in tho
district court OfUniou county, Dakota Territory
rendered at Chambers in the city Of Yankton on
the 26th day of November 1878, In pursuance Of
Inc SIet section Of the code OF civil procedure.
dcscribed. which aid ind9ment was rendered in
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
TERkIroRY or DAKOTA. e..
COdnty OF Union. ss.

TERkIroRY or DAKOTA, L..
Codnty OF Union.
In the matter Of The councils and last viii and
testimony Of p u. Bedsrd deceased late cf Union
county, DIT.
WHERRAs, two inatrumcnta in writing have
been dled In the Probate Cont Of Union county,
d. r, preporting to be councils 10 the lsst will
and Testament Of p. Il. Bedard deceased, and
also . petition that said councils be admitted to
probate.
Nov therefore Il Is hereby order ed that . apec-
tal term Of the Probate Court for said Union
county win be held AZ the Probate ONCE In Elk
Point. d. r.. on the LIST day of FEBRUARY. 1879, Al
2ociock P. m. for the purpose Of proving said
concils, 1t ID further ordered that notice Of eaid
hearing be given by publication Of this order in
the Uuion County UoUatEn for three successive
weeks.
BY order Of the Court.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said cour this
9Th day OF January, 1879.
(sxALl r. W. SMITH,
Judge OF Probate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08

TERRiroRy Of DAKorA. In Dist court second
County Of Union. as Judicial dist. In
and for Union "a.

TERRiroRy Of DAKOTA. In Dist court second
County Of Union. ss Judicial dist. In
and for Union co.
Alexander Baden, plaintiff
Va.
The Farmers National Bank
of Salem OHIO. and Lucienl
L Gilbert - assignee Of fheI
Aetna Manufacturing CONT
pany Of ohio. defendants.
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting.
To the Farmers National Bank Of Selem Ohio,
end Lucien l. Gilbert rs assignee Of the Aetna
Manu- facturiny company OF Ohio, defen daDts:
Yoa are hereby summoned and required TO IN
swsr the complaint Of Alexander Baden plain
til. which is on hle in the once Of the clerk Of
tho district court within sndfor said Union coun
" At Elk Point, Dakota territory, and to serve
Acopy OF your anewero on the subscriber at his
o,hce on Main street in the city u ELK 1At4t.
Union coudty Dakota territory. within thS4y
days after the service OF this umumons on You
exclusive OF the day OF suth service, and you will
take uofice that IL yon fail to answer said c N.
pisint within The time. the plaintiff will appiy 10
The court for the rcliefdemanded In sale CON,
plant. GEoadE SrIcxNsY.
Plaintiffs Atty.
Dated st the city Of Elk Point, Dakota territory
this 10th day Of August 1873.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-01-08
Manhood. How Lost, How Restored!

just Published a new edition OF DR..
ft-f t'u~lverwelI,s Celebrated Essay on
radical cure t~withOut medicinel Of
00~Spermatorrh9a or Seminal weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses. Impotency, Mental
and Physical ~!ncspacity, Impedimenis to Mar.
rage, etc: also, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, induced BY selfindulgence or sexual sx-
travngance. &c,
Jsse ps11GsAsd, IN a Sealed Exsssop. Prizes sie
ceNtS.
The celebrated aut Or, in this admirable Eeeay
clearly demOnst'ates, from a thirty years sue
cessful practices, that the alarming Consequences
Of self abuse may be radically curcd without the
dangerous uee Of internal medicine or the appli-
cation Of 1.-THE knife potn ing out = mode Of cure
At once simple. certain, and effectual, by means
Of which every sufferer, ne matter what his con
ditton may be. may cnre himself chesply, pri-
vately and radically.
~ This Lecture should he in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under Seal, in a plain envelop, TO an
sddroes, on receipt CT six cents, or two postage
clamps.
Address
The Culverwell Medical CO.
~ ANN -. New York P. o. Box. 45S6
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Probate Notice.
TBRkirOsY OF DAKOTA,
CoUMfY OF UNION, lss In Probate Court,

TBRkirOsY OF DAKOTA,
CoUNTY OF UNION. as In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the lasl will and testament of
Ellen Barrett, deceased, late OF Union count:
Whereas IN Instrument in writing has bocn
Aled this day In the Probate Cont Of Union
County. D z supporting to be the last will and
testaIpent Of Ellen Barrett, decreased. and also .
petition thai said viii be admitted to Probate;
Now. therefore, II IL hereby ordered that a ape-
cial tetu flh' Prob0,e Court for said Union
County vii! be held ~ the Probate Office in ELK
Point on the End day OF January q. d. 1879 At 2
o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of proving said
will.
Il h furthercd that notice Of said hearing b
given ~ publication Of this order IN the Union
COunty Courier Tor three successive weeks.
- BY order of The Court.
GnALA Witness my hand and the Seal OF ssid
(@DjCoort THE 10Th day Of Dsc . d 1878.
At. MArrsncN
Judge OF Probate.
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Estray Notice.

Notice 10 hereby given that the follow.
ing described animals were taken up as
es'rxys. on the 18th day Of November
1878, by Zoer Rubida OF Civil Bend Twp
Union County, Dakota:
One cream colored mare, heavy brown
name and tail. white hind feet and one
front foot white. snd a heart on the right
shoulder, and white stripe IN the nose
supposed to be about 8 years old, also
one sorrel mare colt, white hind feet,
white hind feet aud one iron white foot
and bald face.
F. w. SMYTHR, j. P.
Elk Point. d. T. Dec 1S. 1878.
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V1rginla Correspondence.

Il
VIRGINIA, Dec. ~ 1878.
EDITORS CouRIER.-We have but
little experiences - . newspaper CORE.
spondeut, but without making any excu
ses We shall take the liberty to send you
. fsw lines, hoping that you will not
dash our yonng and rising aspirations to
the ground BY casting our article in the
waste basket.
There has been two societies organized
in this vicinity recently. viz: The East
Brule Bachelors Association, and the
Matrimonial Club. The former held .
social meeting Christmas at the residence
ofths worthy grand master, Mr.. Charles
Frost.
We will venture TO say that not 4 more
enjoyable affair was had in the Territory.
All the cooking was done by the bsche
lors. The tables were loaded with all
the good things imaginable, and it was
surprising to see with what alacrity and
neatness the members of the organization
washed the dishes. The company sd
journed at four p. m to meet January
10th.
AZ to the Matrimonial Club, Ne are not
% we'll ported 10 regard 70 ID actions,
but We believe ~ aim b mstriEosy, and
- soon - possible. The Cub has adop.
ted s.rule which pr Divides that If one of
the members should be % fortunate - 10
secure q partner for life, the others must
try 70 raise enough money to pay the
minister.
We understand that James Parkin has
been employed as agent for the Club.
He 10 expected to correspond with as
many young ladies, widows and old
maids as possible, who are matrimonially
inclined, and recommend members of the
society to their consideration. Nr. p.
was chosen for this position on account OF
his ability, extreme good looks and being
. ssaeral ~favorite among the ladies. We
hope he will be successful 10 his unerta.
king.
1t Il rumored that your regular CORE
s~pondeht, the ex P. NJ, narrowly escaped
being thraslled on account Of personalities
that appeared in one of his communities
tious. and that he now fears to write for
the press. We believe in free speech and
free press, and are sorry that Jerry has
been bulldozed.
The many readers Of the Columns in
this locality are we'll pleased with the
articles from the pen of Mrs. "A. Martin,
We hope We may be favored with more
Of them. BACHELOR.