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Amnstmtnts.

A GRAND sIonr.
n THE BRILLIANT STREET PROCESSION
PIT BARNUNs
GREATEST snow ON EARTH
will start
THURSDAY MORNING. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
from
THR AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
81 Nv. aud sd st,
and paAa oyrr tho following route.
The Grand Cavalcadc AMI Scene " srtcnior will start
At iOA " from the American Institute, AMI proceed
down ID to Chryse st. In Grand st., 10 East Bruad
way to Market At to South si., to wall st. to Broad
way. to 9Th aV.. to ca 81, to American institute.
spnce will not permit the mention in detail OF the ~"
turos Of this extraordinary and novel mo,ns show, but
Mr. Barnum dc.ire' to call especial attention u tho
PINE DISPLAY or HORSES
which will form conspicuous attraction o. this
GORGEOUS PAGEANT
which will inauguratc the
dRAND OPENING
BARNUN's GREATEST SHOW ON BABru.
THE SPRING SEASON
IL limltcd to TWO WEEKS ONLY.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND BvBNiNd
BARNuMs NBw CIRCUS COMPANY.
iOo ARTISTS.
INCLUpING BIGHr LADY RIDERS,
Miss KATiH sTnKEs ...... Principal R,rclacI Act
NILE LiNDA JEAL..."... Queen d M rlamin; z,ne
stGNoRA MARCELI,Us ...........,.. Artr de- salon
MISS sMiTlsON Observation-Disclosures. Principal fairy Act
signora QuarliannA. Principal Scenic Aruste,
Mis-. Ashhv Barrier aud Hurdle.
SiGNOR SEBASTIAN.
TlE - IMPORTED ROYAL STATIONS.
under the direction ot
Carl, ANTONY.
A MENAGER1E OF % CAGBS
COALBLACk CAMEl.S. -
Two-HORNED RHtNOCKROS
THE LARuksr HERD or BLkfHANrS
ever cxhihibd together.
Doors open at ami r. ~ Performances one hour
Later
Admission - or IN eta children under nine y ctS
Numbered chars. reserved - cts extra
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Nttiluos.

CHOEMAK ERs.-deneral meeting OF all branches
- machine sewcd this evening, fythagoras Hall, 1884
Canal st
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ALL MAIN LINE TRAINS WILL BIZ RUN AS USUAL
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METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI WAY Open from 30 A VI 10 ~ = NJ Rector
-fcct-Ncarest point for Wall street Ferry and connects
with cars Tor South Ferry Cortlandt street-Nearest
point Toy Jersey city and Communpaw ferries Park
placc-Nearest point Tor Post occ tly Hall and Bar
clay Street FERRY To IOhukrn Chambers street-Ncar
est point tor favonia AMI Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
street Grand -trcet-NrAr pcsbrnsses Street
Ferry TO jersey civ. ant connects with cars tor Dos
bro~-es aud Eas Grand street ferries Bleecker street
Connects with cars for east and west Eighth street
Ncart point fr Christopher Street Ferry obrkrn
c.nnecuus Win cars tor christopher anl East Tenth
ferries Fourteenth strrctNeHreSt putut TO Union
square wailack's and Lyceum Theatres Academy Of
Music, Irving ANA IammanN Halls connecting with
fr East Twenty third and rwcntyfourth Street ferries
Twenty third srcet-Nearrst point 10 BOOTHS ST. James
and PARK Theatres Grand opera iIou-r. Gilmore. Gar
den and Masonic Temple anu TwentYthri Street Very
Go jersey city Thirty tiri strect-Nrare-t point 10
standard Broadway aud ~ n Avenue Theatres Aqua
mum and san Francisco Mnstr,ls CONNECTING with cars
tnr Mrchawken Ferry. Forty second street-Counecfs
with Ncw York rrln.icr CVmpany- cabs Tor Grand Con
ua Depot ft m street fittY eighth -trpet-tunucct
INK with of Rclt Line Railroad Nearest punt Tor
Central Park fiitvihird street and Eighth avenue
For upt WI trains AAe east side stations Dor down
town trains take west side stHtiOnS Trains viii run Ia
n-h Z ant Oh av and 53i It and sth ay alternately
Pare. 10 cents between the hours and 80
A. NJ, aud . and : 4 VI. when the tarr ~ cents
NJ VAN HEOckttS. rlutendrnL
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miscellaneous.

allsttllantous.
UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
~ Nav their favors 1HE Sos at the only
author zed uptown advertisement offces,
x:iS broadway, corner Of 3lst S. I'll ID ?. M. AMI
NOt Vest 23d 81, corner OF 9Th Av I'LL = =. N.
s0O 81 Av., corner Vi 47th -, ull = +. VI.
DS East An 81, corner Union square, all z ".
NOeAtrA char-s.
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION medical essay
~ comprising series nt rcturrs delivered at kahn's
Museum Of Anatomy the cause AMI premature
decline showing ndtsputhlV how lost health may be
sahed Anodins clear SYNOPSIS OF inpeduncnts 10 mar
ami the treatment of ami physical debility
being the res-.l - years experience. By mail 2jc
currency p--ige stamps Address Secretary kahn's
MUSEUM, Ok brnadWhy NV N"rk.
DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-The iorcign maiI, Tor
the week ending SATURDAY ApTi ~, 1879 will CLOSE
TINS Ciice ON wednesday ut A. VI for Europe by steam
ship Phrthla, via Queenstown, Thursday at 2 A VI
tor Europe by steamship city OF Brussels via Queens
Town spondcnle Tor Germany aud France be
ship Silesa, via Plymouth, Cherbuurs and Hamburg
Saturday att A. NJ Tor Europe by steamship Britannia
VIA Queenstown correspondence for Germany and
lana must be specially addressed, and at A. NJ.
and at llbs A. VI for Europe by steamship Rhein via
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen. The mails for Denmark
Sweden, and Norway are despatched by HAMBURG and
Bremen steamers only The mails Tor Nassau n T.
ston and Maracaiho leave New York April 10 The mails
for Aspinwal and South Pacific ports leave New York
Apnl 10 The mails Tor aN leave New York April 10
and II. The mails Tor West Indies Brazil and Arge milne
dc., and dreytown leave New York April ~ The mails
Tor Porto Rico and Venezuela direct leave New York
April y III mails Tor Australia, &c, leave San Fran.
CISCO Aprll ~ Ihe mails for CHINA and Japan leave
THOs l. JAMES, Postmaster.
fost oTFIcE. Nfw YORK April ., 1879,
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Shipping,

NATIONAL LINE.-FROM NEW PIER 80 n r.
~ fog LONDON Victoria Docks1--
sllolland April ~, = 4 NJ Canada 49, NAV yP NJ
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSrOWN--
drtece Alr ~, g A NJ lEnn, April 20 A NJ
CABIN 500 u $40 currency steerage S2B Drafts rom
a upward issued AZ very low rates Companys oficea
Nos 81 ana rs Broadway. W. J, HURST, Manager
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
L SPECIAL NOTICE -EMlNRANTS forwarded 10 SAN
FRANCISCO, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA
NEW ZEALAND. amt AUSTRALIA. For passage and IN
partment, 257 Broadway. ~
ROTTERDAM LINE Steamers leave Com
~ nAnN pier. adjoining PAvOnA Ferry Jersey CIV
+. CALANp Aprll 10 " 4 Sul6LfEN Hpnii "a
FCNCH, EDYE4 co, L. w MORRIS '"-
27s VIM st, Freight Agts so B'way, Gen Pass Agent
SrATE LINE-To Gasgow, Lverpool Belfast and
DLondOnderry from Pier az N Il foot Canal II Thurs
aSyS rasssnseIs at through rates to all leading cities Of
Agents ~ broadway. SfEEkAGE OFFICES al as
Broadway AMI pier loot oil Canal 81
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TWO IN NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENl, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
ON AND AFTER DEC 10. 1873
Express Trans leave New YORK. VIA Desbr0sses and
Noruandt streets Ferries. as follows;
$50, 80, \ 20, q. lOuimitetl. II A. NJ l. $50 5R
7 80. 4 80, and 10 r. NJ 49,
Boats Of "BrooA yn Annex connect with all through
trans Al Jersey city, ahording speedy and direct
Re7t9[nns TMns ie9ye Pn'lAdephia laol, sI5, $50 l.
MI ?, :, 80 T. and 7.l5 r NJ ON sunday ~ OF
8 so 80, <, $50 A. VI. 4. 7. IS +. ".
Ticket offices, a26 and ga Broadway, Aston House
and loot ot Debrosses and Coruaudt Court 81 and
broOky Annex Depot loot OF Fulton st. Brooklyn ~
10 anu IFS hudson st, HOboken, Depot Jersey City
Emlgraut ticket Office Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON l. r. FARMER
General Manager Gcm'l Passenger AGENT
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4 ust anO founo.

OST or stolen-A red parrot from t3l Broone St
- Tue nndeT Will be- rewarded by returning the
to : SCHWARTZ 49, Broone st.
G6O REV -strayed down 18Th St, from 9th
WV hN, black aud tan setter bitch, about 10 O'Clock
last saturday morning Return To o East 18th ST.
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Nuus, FURNISHING.
A a .BAUMANN.-IMME NSE HEDUC-
-. IlONS iu furniture, carpets, ani bedding Weekly
and monthly in~tamcnts The largest establishment Of
D.. lnI m the city 3l2 AMI 5li -th corner 3jth 81
RAUMNNN BROTHERs.-Great clearing out
- sale prior 20 removal 10 West IAN st OF Furniture,
tarp-t-. AMI Bedding a uuhcard OF low prices Pay
mcnts made 10 SUIT ~ and ~ Hudson IT. cor Broomr
EURNIrIRF,c carpets, and bedding Install
Il ment~ hy 4 SCHULZ ~ Grand II. corner dth and
SO M Court IT. corner STATE Hrku also 40 thu star
Furniture aud carpet Warehouse II and - Newark Av
Jersey CITY
immense REDUCTION IN prices OF furniture.
carpet, hrddinS stoves &C. Tor cash VI weekly or
monthly payments,
COwPERTIwAiT 60 =. iil and ISL Chatham.t
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GrtnrslolIs.

superior steamboats,, barges and
AIgroVes Societies, schools and small parties apply
early Tor choice OF daysat office Of STARlNs Excursions
fIsT 10. North River loot Of OOrtlandl St
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Musital snstrumtnis.

- machine seMtd ulis evening" fyhagorAs nan, lSf
..--. :.
Hlusital snsirum,utA
cREAT oFFrn.-ioo piano. and orsan,s te1
~, a.,d1nasy loT g6es Ior eash spendd sissni ~
IS Il DO so iado ~ 7ocisye ali ro.ewood pianos %
sI2a, siyn - do sito, not used year warranted
''' years HORACE RS IS w ri SONS 90 KaaI.t
FEW OF the Weber uprsht Pisno. used by The great
a artists OF col Mare.on, opera GO dnTins t9sr last
d @1 s he voice s9 .e sSd sT fE
rnGn rSo g." R6oH 5s n re'
A -ExTRAORDINARYe cash oNer-full loo.
"A. taye rosewood pianoforte. t75. 74-oetave sloo
nrstelass new upright and square panoiortes to rent e.
per mouth insiAllmsnis taken; magnificent rosewood
GOLDsNIfG's % Blocker ST. near Bowery.
A FEW sECON D-HAND Weber pianos at very
time hy our best musicians ami really almost goOt a,
he wEBtR wareroons sti Av. AMI letn st
4 FEW second hand pianos at great BARGAINS. new
In exchange Please call At thickcring Hall, 18TH st.
and 5sh av
A FINE 7.ociavc upnght or square piano monthly
:, payments 'kRSSRAtf'ER, ornou square I'm st
a month, cost WI Tor sss ~ Tor shipping IL "a
MAGNIFICENT 7-oc'aye panoiorte. $50, stein.
'A way aud upright "a o,,ssys @n} sl-a
Ola Nos 10 rent - mouth. W sold IN monthly IN
4 stalnents OF 81 BILLINGS A co. ~ East IAN It
THE MASON q HANLIN ORGAN 90.
Il have removed their warerouns In NV York tn 81
East l4h st Union SQUARE whore they nfrr the LARG
ESr ASSORTMENT " fik BEsr AND CHEAPEST
SAsSs %s rASLS pc - ~ w y! VEL - @
Sn and upward Also tor easy payments; organs may
be- had Tor - month for twelve months or ti75 per
qu rter Tor ten quarters ami upward. ILLUSTRATED
| CATALOGUES FRkK.
RENT. oyer,!Laur piano. upright. -. orsan, 81,
90 Inttavc piano. s7i organ. so nearly
| lc rer page GORDON son. rs East IAN 1t
G76 -BEAUTIfui.r osewool rianoiorle stein
| mNcs hlDhLks. - MAveflny nlAce. nrAl BrollMAY.
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Firsi Publication April 3Oth, 1870.
ALEX. AU0K1S, .Asesrssv.
sheri8,s sale.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that by virtus 81 .
Judgment and deere Of lofeclosure and sale
rendered by the district courr Of Union county
nakOta Territory on the 10th day Of March, 1873,
u IN action then pending In the district corrt
Of said county. whersin Charles W. Beggs was
in favor Of the satd plaintiff and sgatnst said de-
fsndants for the sum Of One hundred and nine
and 06-lOO dollars principal and interest and
Ten and 00-1O0 dollars attorney'e fees, t0g.th cr
With the costs taxed et nine dollars, also . de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale OF the PREMISES here.
inafter described t. satisfy ssid Judgment and
ard delivered and nov IN ny hands issued BY the
clerk of sasd coust and undsr the seal thsrof order
Msnt, / did on the &sah day Of April 1919 levy upon
The following described real estate Of the saidSe
yerNtskenso and Anna Williamson situated In
Union sounty. Territory Aforesaid. the same
thai 10 descri6sd IN said decree and ex ecutiOn
70 bleck ~ We (l9) Of the original plot Of the
city Of Blk Point, In sid csunty and Territory.
And that ] shall On Saturday the 3lst day Of
Nag q The hous II tan O'Clock In In the fore
n0oa o. eaid day q the front door Of the court
house in the city Of Elk Point. in the county
right title and interest Of the said Sever VIII
henson and Anna Wilkenson In and to the . i'd
real property Or 20 much thereof % will be saf-
ncicpt to oatiafy said Judgment and coats amount.
ing to one hundred and thirty and q 100 dollars
and interest on the same from April q, 1879 and
al s~ccruing cests Of sale at public auction 70 the
bsssa = Nh Point. ?. !. April 3; 1879;
sheriff Of Union county. D. +.
ALEXANDER UaHEu
Attorncy for Plain It'd.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that by virtue Of q
Judgment rendered In the district court Of Yank-
ton county IN the Territory Of Dakota, or the
nth DAY Of January 1675> and which raid judg
nsst Wa hlcd and docketed In the once Of the
clerk Of the district court Of Union county, Dak0-
- Territory on the sad day Of July 1878, by tran
seSipt from the district coat Of YanktOn couAty
afOrssaid and An eascutiOn issued on said judy
mont ON the S0th day Of April, 1879, by the clerk
Of the district ceurt u Yankton co1uty under
the seal Of said c0urt and 70 me directed In q
caee Wherein L. D. Farmer - trustee wac plain
til and ]. W.. Evans was defendant which said
judems n wee in favor Of The plainti1 and
agninst the defendant ]. W. Evans for the sum
u sigAty-tw0 and 1D-IOo dollsss with interest ct
ten pr cent from JsnnaSy It'll. 1876. l have in
eDss ~ following described real estate stsuassd
= Union coantv Dakota - the prUpssty of ]. ".
Evans the dsfsadant, vts:
LOS (. ., Z, I, and 3 in bl0ek I u IL original
pbot II NE city II Eli Point, n ~ oounty 81
Union In ths Territnsy oe Dak0ta With Ill the
appuSteNancoo theroUnto hol0agtng and that on
Saturday the 3ist day Of Nay 101y. q the hQur Of
one o'clock In the asternoon ce said day I will
psecsed 70 sell eaid prOpesty Ofso mach thereof
- NY ~ neeeosary 10 eatis3y rid execution
amounting 70 ell2,U6 With ~sccsuias ers,s u pub.
lie euctten y the highest and best bidder Nr cash
1std sale viii take place q TIE ffsat door q The
Naasa April nh. 1873. Alison BOv18.
4. HUan8s, oha.te Uuion ". u. +.
Aaty ~ rk1.
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CENTRAL
RAILWAY.
sHoRTIsT ROUTE 70 CHICAGO
SIOUX CITY 70 CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR

Commencing June lot. 1878.
a daily cxpfeee passenger train VIII leave
gioux. CITY, sandays sxf epted. on arrival Of
:. asd arrives q eSiieaxo Il SO r. :. -
elespiag eass ree throaah from Sioux City 70
chicago. Jase o2.s0 On sleepins. ear.
3 I. !. n. Is I'm nilsss Is cscs.a i0i rssirosS. Vii
An acconnodatlsn train VIII leave Sionx City
s s,sR is :sssIs 1 ss:s : !. 81. e. Il Il r. n bs sScsse ~!
siosx CITY Il Us !. j..
This train connects at Waterloo with trains ON
waterloo q IA e ! u. and asYiving 81 Mona q
81. Paul rsiiroad trains. ana arriving q 81 Paul
:. o s;sS 3; e; :n q. n n.ss Z D:s = S;:se s, r; train.
bsqnda 1 S,lO ,. N, arriving Il 0aissburg At S.3op.
R:e rsG i.;:s 40 : sS' ; s%u - Sa;ne = !. s't s.1 3 g. i,
nesting atCairo With trains for Memphis, Nash
xill:: v,ssses ass; Mobile, New Orleans and al
TEAMS going east connect ct Chicago with al
trains for stroit,. Cleveland, BunaIo, Niagara
Falls, P1ttsbuIg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
insion, New York Bossos. and al parts Of the
East
Coanectious ars made at Freeport with West.
err Union tra.ns. leaving Freeport at 1,O8 p, m.
and arriving q Racine q sA5 ,, N. and Milwau.
coassetso.s are also msds At Dubuque - st.
L0nis, Cairo and al pOints south.
Baggage Checked Through
. 81 important points.
~ !hsoush tseis.s saa information apply q
Tsaias rsn By Dsblqs time. which h twenty
ninuies faster han Sioux city time.
~ ;. .o.,... 'e'nrs =. rUcx.n' G Gs,cifS o..
usnI Passenger Ass.t, Ch,esgo
= 4. 0AnuIen, Agent sioux .ty.
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BLAIN il referred TO a. the Senate
rial Calling Gun. He succeeded the
other day in bringing down eight full
grown democrats, without stopping
TO reload.
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II will take several caucusses for
the democrats TO recover sufficiently
from thS effects Of the veto to find
out what hit them.
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TAr refusal Of Gen. Logan TO &C
cept the challenge Of that fool OF .
Lowe, il boosting him in the admira-
ton Of the public.
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CoAKLIN0 does not make = speech
vary often, but when he does speak
IL makes the democrats wink like
toeds n . thunder-Shower.
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*E N&$x3#sSS& SS##SA#
y
III wa, nrrlv thcuxht that
Hsyu xcnId ysto ~ G-
ruurstlup ab1r Il rasssd
49, $3.50 and y ~ has
M~ aem Il np,npe Is notice
- ~ offered ~
~ ureuadenf il tc1csnethe ams.
YoA III seb11 emc q. which
- N - IN ~. that
document courteous il tone,
~ virorous md direct ii the facts
andsrrumentu rreuented. The pres
|idsnt = y N sscton Passed IN
1ao6 snd re-enanted II 1874. ! por-
I'm 81 whlch th1 democrats sought
8 repeai 81 hitchine Il to the army
au1topsiaAon lin. md aays % the
~ nuwasannds HI sutndent 70 pre-
ysnsmiitary intsrlbrencs Il elections,
Sopocfn1Iy since tho passAce Of the
hwaysar 80 Sorbidding the army
= Apoess ousslEat.s Sor tho purpose Of
executing the lawn. The president
ably and logically opposes the repeal
ofthe section, hr tho reason that the
~ already IN brcs sre al that any
drcustancse could require.
He then reviews the power that
rests With ccnefen 10 regulate the
dIscaon a. II own senator's md rep-
rsntsavsA Thsy 1.-Two tho right
~ $3.50 1nMs, but I'll ths duty 81
~ prs1ident . - tha4 they arc ex-
|cutsd. III speaksin favorable terms
u ~ supervisor NV, md T the DEM
ocEab hisoh e. repeal % tho legisla-
tiW appropriation bill, We may reas-
onably expect . second veto. The
supervisor law has bean : powerful
motor n protecting the ballot, and as
Southern rebels ne shiny with polit-
ical tricks and corruption, they win
vary likely urge il repeal as their
second attack at the government.
The presidents arguments ON the
Importance Of the veto power on GER
tim Liquidation, are strong and I'M
answerable. He establishes beyond
reasonable question, not only the ab-
solute necessity for tho exercise Of
this On bills he may disapprove to
prevent the legislative power from
becoming the dictator Of the country.
he argues that il congress has the
right 70 withhold supplies o. means
Of e~n5orcing acquiescence Of the pres
idsnt IN IT. measures, the acceptance
a. the doctrine would make congress
suprsme oyer the executive and ju-
dicial. This the founders Of the 10
public sought 70 prevent but if
made : precedent would destroy our
republicanism. He urges that the
assumption Of congress to make the
application Of the money it appro-
priates-which is raised for the diff.
erent parts Of the government un-
les the executive does certain things
demanded, Is . usurpetion Of power,
and may Do done to the vital injury
Of our national rights and freedom.
IF supplies may be held from the
army because the president refuses
q IAN I narticnlar form az hill max
q. IA. .rr-cr-;.t;or tha .ere 4h;ro
I-L
WIN my o1aee osPa.'
done for . Ike reason. II would
newer do, for congress would thus
become supreme and abuses plain
provision Of the constitution. The
revsnues Of the government b raised
80. - s.. $50. nj. ~ ~.
rrs.;1so. = ~ thsv 1893 10
r;thh.,s 4.
- = !. e. .hso,,,.s ovs~
.h.-er- -. -. .a-.;.;s.~
~~J -
Hvo.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-07

have reftted and enlarged my rooms so that l now have one
of the largest salesrooms in Oak, and have made extra exerdons
this Spring to excel anything I have ever ~yetshown in this mar
|ket. in ALL KINDS CT GOODS. My Boor And SHOE stock is LARGER
and MORE COMPLETE than ever before.
! would especially call your attention to my line Of Ladies boot,
Goat, Kid and Serge in Button and side lace. These are all made
on the new style last, French heel. I also have an elegant Ii Q
|f Men and boys Spring and Summer hats and caps.
Can also show you one Of the most complete stocks Of Men and
Boys Clothing to be found in the Northwest at prices that suit
the times.
aca, Mohah, French pas, Dasonas. Cambria, lawns BumMws-an will be n STOCK Soon
my stck o aides and ChMens hose, ties, rouchnss, collars, cuffs, kid and cotton gloves are
complete. also can show youlamp and Glass ware; also Cudsy. Ny STOCK Of groceries is
complete in every particular and guarantee prices with any house in Dakota.
always pay thu highest market price for Butter, Eggs, Wheat Corn, Oats, Wood
and Posts. and also keep hem on hand to sell. have a nice lot of Oak IN Black
Walnut Posts to sell cheap. 4sS a. ~H
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-07

WArKIsA 6MxAp, Of the Sioux
CSty 1ss6sms, have published their
0sd e diaDolution, 6snead Stepping
down md ont and Watkins contin-
min IL business.
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I'm Rockport Pioneer has moved
T. headquarters 70 Sioux Falls and
WIN advocate the interests Of Nc
Cook county = long range. They
EhgNo reasons 70 rejoice.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-07

WHA1 has bsuome Of the Olivet
HemAhcd9 We feU The editor has
fbund hds other business more profit
aba = Ns soerow ofhis patrons and
~ dscnnfiture d ! press Gnxious
~ clippings,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-05-07

Is must take close figuring for
democratic editors 70 see whore their
representatives in congress arc bene-
6tting the party. But they general
II use blind mathemati0.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-12

We HAVE SEVERAL communications on
our table in relatitn to the Du'c' er-
Watson B.yant aft; ir, which if we ub ID,
lish will lead to an almost interminable
controversy, of which the public are
already nauseated and sick. Under
these circumstances We would rather
decline publishing anything more on
the subject at the present time, and
would advise all the PARTIES concerned
to try and get Mr.. butcher home and let
him make his own explanations. This
woald have a better effect than col
umns of elimination and racrimination
which only make confusion worse con-
founded. Mr.. butcher should come
home, and his friends should nsc their
influences to get him here. Were he
TO come and eLdeavor to truthfully set
himself right, kpowledging his errors
and try to avoid them in the future,
there are still hundreds of friends who
would lend him a helping hand. At
any rate we hope to lie exc Nel fr' m
publishing the commun cations IL
luded 10.