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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

Or. j c Ne~land. Of Caldwell. J VI Gudger.
Of Mitchell. 3sth. : VI Finger. 81 Cataw-
ha = h. Jaspsr stowe. II CASTOR.
3sth. Of Rutherford. 4oth.
Capi Theo + DAVID 20. II Ruacombc. 4lst.
Of iIav~oed. 42nd X
Dlckey. II Cherokee.
H~oVssoF RgPsrSE~rATlvn-AlamanCc
fhpt Jss \ Turrentan Alex .nd.r. JaS II
Pool; DR. VI carson. Independent Demo-
Crst: Anson. Capt Jas A Leak. ANeshany.
MAJ l. l. N4aghan: Beaufort, MAJ Thomas
Sparrow: Berthe. HI den.
Rrnnsw3ck.
BaaCoIube. Melvin T. Carter. w T. Weaver.
Burke. Col sam NcD late. Cabartus L 3
Means Ambrose aeltman is = q Farmers
candidate. Caldwell. Maj Geo w Harper.
Camden. Carteret. t-eo "
smith: Cas~,n. col j \ long. Dr ct
Aaderson Catasba. ] + Mur.Il. or D'Mc-
lourt nathan, Job Manning. orrea \
dauna; Cherokee. IhowAa.
Cleveland. Colnmbuy. Col
I + Toon. Craven. Johnson II BRYAN " L
R~ichard~on: Cumberland Geo VI Rose i I
'osnssnd: eurtituck.
Dare. Rev J VI Nhits,u David on. Capt L
L Ledfori Prof IL I Philips: Dave ls A.
Robberts, Dupln. ID Il Nicholson. J + Pix
ford; Edrtoomb- Repaid cans. CIV Hat le.
w " Va SOM. Forssthe.
Franklin. Ma I Moooke: castor. Nm
Morris, Gates. John J Calling Granville.
Greene. Gull
ford. Capt ] ; Rassdaie u G Ncaly Hall
fax. Rep, Henry DAVIS. Blank M.yo (c,rdl
Harne.t. Haywood,
Henderson,
Itedell, ] II Click, AFGaither.
\ G sharpe Is also running; Jackson, Capt
J Terrell; Johnston. " II J,yner. IT
Ellington Lemon w " Damn
K p Lincoln. ] & Morrison: Macon.
40 nomination, John Reid running
Madison, Martin. John
u Shcfrod: Mcdowell,
Mecklenburg, Edgar ii Walker, Capt AG
Neal; Nj ch.ll-; Montgomery, NJ : Martin,
Moore. DR. IL Turner; Nash, j + liadNay
New Hanover. lR publicans Will Ell ct w IL
"addle, col. Jas Wilson, Northampton,
onsiow, " z Ward; O,ange.
Cal b r Green, Capt X Parish; Pasquo-
tank. Paml c..
Fender. Perquimman.,
Capt Thos g skinner: Person, Capt : Iiol
ieman: Robeson, Alfred Rowland. Hector
McEachern: Randolph. C.pt Geo : Il at
shaw. \ 5 Hornes; Rock CHAM, Jas ID
Glenn, ] X Webs er; Rowan, Frank
Brown, j l. Graeber. j VI McC1rkle
IS Republican nominee; Sampson. T. / Boy
Sin, } ID Q Culbreth; stok".. r bert G
Glenn: Stanly, Swan,
>urry, Il Norman Rep, T~ransylvania,
Tyrreil,
Union. t / NJ McCauley:
Wake, \ ID Jones, Geo NJ Snedes. Capt W
\ smelling, A c Council, Democrats Sew
art Ellison, John \ Bunting. j r Bledsoe,
" Perry, Rupubicans. Chances about
wen but 3 Democrats will be elected: Will
son. II J Taylor, Wilkes X A Spainhour,
Alfred Warren; Washington,
Watauga, apt l. r Lowell. Wayne,
Iadkin.
Iancey.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23
Names Of our New Legislators.

The following is a list of the mambers
of the ensuing Legislature. In doubtful
counties we have given both tickets. Also.
the Republican nominees ia Republican
counties.
AS we have bee at considerable trouble
to compile these lists. our contemporaries
using them will please give credit.
Senatorial NOMINEES.
1st District, w II Manning, Of Gates; J
NJ We dhouse, Of Currituck. End Dist, S
B Spruil, Jr, OF Washington; Jos T Res,
HALIFAX. 5th (Rep, W T williamson. 9Th
rep, Col r A Bynum nominated by Demo-
Gratis but declined to rum. Eth, Capt w S
Harris, Franklin, Capt i S Battle, of Nash.
9Th. Co John S Long, of Craven. 9Th. Robt
II Jones, Of Carteret. 10th, Col A n Faison,
Of Duplin. 18th, (Rep of
18th, II E Scott, Republican,. 18th.
s Tharp, Of Brunswick. 18th, John A
Oates, Of Sampson. 18th. Col Van V Rich
ardsou, of Columbus. 18th, John Blue, of
Cumberland. 18th. Rev J J Harper, Of John
SION. 18th, Capt K H Battle. Of Wake. (R
w Wynne is the Republican nominee).
18th, lRep, of Warm. Goth. G E
of Granville. 22nd, A II MERIT, of
Chatham. 23d, H Scott, Of Rockingham
Gath, Col John \ Staples, of Guilford. DR.
B F Mebane, of Alamance. 25th, Prof O
w Carr. Of Randolph. Goth, Capt Jas ]
LeGrand, Of Richmond. 9th, Capt Jas NJ
Wall, of Arson but declines. % b. j NJ w
Alexander, of Cabarrus. och, Capt Armstead
Burwell, Of Meck!enburg. both, ] A Will
of DAVE. 9th, Capt Lewis c
Hanes, of Davidson. 32th, W Glenn. Of
Forsythe, CA H Joyce il the Rep pominee).
33d, Columbus Hampton. Dem. (John l.
Worth, Rep 18th. Cap. Thomas S Tucker,
of lie lell, Tyree YORK, of Wilkes. 35th,
F j Mcmillan. OF Allegheny. 35th, |
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

II few weeks frh hundred orators will be ADDRESSING h The poo o tai payer as . on I'll. dss fol
$?%, : of E g.. s s"she WIFI Tis s@i i ss E ss: s@S;1 it % . s sPils g STG ~ @ as' " %s s s ss
: sh ss1 viii sHG raasin mndf shadow above os d IosisDl hy yi it ~s a s snndcd in n wisdom do ~: that 1.-THE the o @np
generation will say it vast the right thng n heir ancestors So md S tina" the honey LEVIED We, for
school children Of the State have 81 cnsa year, about m"3" 81 " cen" per day for
5sr !, look 25i into M the future AMI na l5ss the the result; Feb DIST 1906 The day is cherries
AM M raG iIei hm mand 1 te eh Md ena ae in III the kitchen, preparing pies to eat in honor o
G%Ss W Va ,d %{ ,, aE%ss , l1TaI" %i is v ;;aisg BY a 4 sp s@ %5 d as i do t ss,t fo' h: s'
tenions Opening The d@7~"Ths is squire Headum'' believe? Perkins is m nan !"
.ou 1wa dJ n y M r. 1 pTt ;is xm "t1s; a Draw 5s l Hr sn .Gs Jose s% I'D The I s believe :s s,a H i @s
made a contract with the dsesrNt school committee to run the public school INTO
%%%% clad It to ' hear 5 i%S 2 sas5 We re pssinh bad; mighty bad"
.sq1hs there's only twenty three dollars and forty cent ofschool mo"ey-o0uldnt 20"
a 'a "a fSs %5f Ssv a 9 Il u $ S:;Is s:E f UP "a. the ss publ" sss sn go on ,s ha st s:as5A i s%,' . sn q: /
y: 80 xs ha : S Sa%as ! ii heard lard: y 5s we're the . ssaS Fl T s n| s the as~"s'. and thought I'd
" w n psEki ssM H% afa %n Sr boys Ts "" ,a ssbs " ths T TarbG SSat school They gongsa this
ss esi The hey Eth. sss Tbs; a Pase out :. of % y S5 ~ %{ { 5f ST s g 'as ss %% ''4 y% cut S Ss Y% sssP q
ny nf pay $% %$ ssi Z bs ssS thar q" y VI s St The S %S e i hsda' $ Ts The s s s%5 ho%s pSS SSj lever
!s c f$d sT off, am adI fs st n eo my Pss Of Sann% % % n" my I hp" Ba d S%%% 5 5aM S% fss tai %H
7 HM w @ys "s es! asP' Of Pas j eS:'s But " T. el% "S" stuck TIC a. l S%"' " "A 'S '"S "F' week
Eighteen months ago, | took ny school to Lishtwood sn w nmp meeting Jghl
agS broke ~% % %s a %n nd svsm met tire SuHesss~bm I stayed, "a deT stayed my school
@ *Esa ss" rds f fs1s s % %ss 5 f r III ss sa ysn hs, not. he size of,he chap, that makes, .
Tr Tf sm, 81 Son hSu e Ere N Ssisbt vas, P eSsi and % rya .s y" n ls e eht os %sH s%. children a.
.en nS % a &, hes saSse o. h oass" II" fhe sp p"r as md nsfshb,H we're we're o S%i n att tn" d %%ss md
s%e np. o Mi h Ps sabs, ssn2 t us es p sasss t" tie H. sis hin "s "S Sp 9 :, i E fri R Basb,- his s soS
s T sS eye n sm e%ar each + fa ansa sm s %, T ass .s4i1g sh ha i0 no. i 5aG IS az or a"a dsac5 sm ne
|sT; sa ahe aE T bMr b 9hs s? snne5 IN aeaHgns o f" Pubic iis' fnapacs tic ons 1@f f mf ieer h mt' n2nEs
ssHoSins sh aos"; r ps poasl one hy y h' seh %s n S5"s s d"oP m the '"' pace ''''' '' the
1w4S rF1 na T"S Sa %Gr% x 3D. -
maTn apply"
gra A"%" The hs h ~i ss contained "dn% this simple nH inscription: "' >'"
Eli PERKINS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

STATE oF NORTH CARoLIs1.
BERTHE County
Whit Ii. Hughes, Admin. of
Simon 4. Hughes Petition 10 sell land
against for assets.
Matthew W. White aud wife Mary c. White, Nancy A.
Hugh =, Matthew L. Hughes, Mary Hughes, Pen
eiope Newbern, Salie He~belu, Nm. benjamin
Pugh. Angie Emiiine Pugh and John fugh.
Heirs At Law
1t appearing 10 the Court that the defendants VIM.
benjamin PugA, Angie Emlline Pugh aud John Pugh,
l3OSe named are uOu-resideatH Oh tuir state, and reside
At iallsooro, Lewis county,, Ky. 1t II therefore nereUy
ordered that they appear before me at my ofice IA
Nlndsor, on or peio.e the stth day OF Oet 1850, and
answer the petition Of plaintiff, or 1udg ment viii be
granted for a sale OF the land DIS prayed for. And that
Ems notice be Published TOR six weeks IN the j ArInaf
aud Mechanic a newspaper, published in the cay
OF Raleigh III the III Judicial District.
Witness, Win. p. Gurley, Clerk Of superior Court, at
Once Ia Windsor, thiA i'tn day " september, A. -.
lSJD. Wa. l.. sIRtEY.
sep 20fr. =. G.. Clerk.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

A free fight came off last week at Rocky
Mount, Va. during a discussion between
Messrs Cabell and Stovall, the candidates
for Congress in the Pittsylvania district.
An alteration took place between these
gentlemen when friends On both sides inter
ferred and the fight became general, result
ting in several OF the combatants getting
hurt Mr.. Stoval was struck ever the head
with a pistol several times which inflicted
Wounds that put him to bed, and Col. Ca
bell was felled to his knees while scuffling
with Stovall by some fellow striking him
with a stick, who, in turn, got knocked
down. 1t was a nephew OF Col. C's that
beat S. over the head with a pistol after
swapping it close to Stovall's breast several
times,-We have seen a dozen different ac-
counts Of this row and no two statements
agree. -MIt0n Chronicle.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23
ELI PERKINS,
He Stayed

HANDSOME COMPLIMENT At the Raleigh
Light Infantry fair a few nights ago, Mr..
II. Worth donated a handsome teapot with
open top and movable spout t" be given
by vote to the prettiest and most popular
young lady Of Raleigh. There were more
than 100 votes cast and it was almost unani-
nous in favor Of Miss Matte Fewle, daugh-
ter of Hon. d. G. Fowle.-Washington
Press.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23
Special Notices.

kEAMs WAREHOUSE, Durham, y c. 10 one of the
best IN the State-nas 1907 feet of sales room, uAs
,oi8 lo2g0 glass IN sky lights, has AS fee, Of shelter for
wagons, hah a basement OF 5000 feet Tor free storage
60 those that wish to hold their tobacco. Every accom-
mediation afforded al TINS Warehouse THAI cau be cI-
pected, and price. generally satisfactory as nearly
All the tobacco sold at th1s House Is bought direct
by, and for manufacturers NJ any house you Will mud.
Give keans the selling of your tobacco If you want the
tul market price. II A. kEAas, Propr,
lU-4w The II. A. NJ
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

hOHddy, dug. which assigns
10 Gen. Schoepf an interest In the Shylock :
shop where the sutler drains the last drop
Of blood along with the flesh of the starving
prisoners, has received UNREASONABLE con-
5rmation by recent events. 1t was learned
N Friday that Schoepf had received orders
10 close the sutler shop and cut Oft every
avenue OF comfort, either of food, clothing,
books, or papers, from the prisoners. The
latter part of the order suited him well
enough, because it enabled him to force the
prisoners to hasten to the sutler, and spend
every cent of their money Ii. e. greasy
checks laying in supplies; whereas if it
we're not Tor this pressure the sutler would
Ge leit with a large stock of .p~erishable ar
IcieH on hand. SO the word was sent into
The pen accidentally, of course, that
S4ch orders had been received. Ii happen
~ however, the excitement OF Friday and
s"Huay prevented the expected rush to the
utter consequently to the surprise of all,
opened yesterday morning as if he had
~, e -, The Sabbath day, The certainly for
n,so heepi holy" and as the prisoners
L,.eu the window be called out-"Better
n.y. "o% close up shop this ereninq, and
,fa, '3"''hS "o"t be north anything here
rsa,,ar ~ part, his opening or closing was a
baToeV u supreme Indifference, because |
rb,S. Yer mad a penny wherewith to pur
Indeodi rom hun, and do not expect any.
f,rtnna were it not for the sake OF nv mole
prefer ,ba comrades Ia few of them | should
/ bed, an ,dt shop closed, as it is hard to 90 to
torture rea Of awake? day after day suffering the
at the Shv, claSy,lng hunger and thirst, while
Vi bread, butter widow are immense piles
gar, coffee. and .neese' potatoes, ham. su-
make the mnnt aimed fruits which would
water, even were one a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

THE TRAPEZE WOMAN. The lady who
performed on the trapezc inRobinson's show
with her husband, and looked 80 young
and muscular as to charm the eyes of all
the spectators, had been married 3 times
and the half grown boy tia. tumbled in
the ring was her son. II was her third
husband she was dancing the ropes with.
= Reidsville Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

Sroa1-~. " Good mornn' farmer: be this Wake, or Warren, Cown-te? Fapmr.
MAKE Sragr: :" Then your all good wiieawake Republicans, / guess ~
This culnty Tnnrany votes. that ticket. Why I've ask Stranger. We'll,
mister, I'm firm deovn Nath STAT . Maine vas own constable afgs 1s war, ln
semct the Id Democrats il got the upper hand IN them parts thought Id better lite
out. depwn South, an cultivate the niggur heain yourcown tee ned a Repubhkn ma
there open" Frrur:" bern YOU impotence / m Democrat, and we don want
mo Cape Cod carIttbaggerb to hold our offices. We want Northern settlers tM. come to
lang and cultivate the soil; not niger cuMvaors' like youE. stranger. Well,
saa V. mister eff there ain no offs lynn round handy fpOe you GIN me a CERTIFICATE to
teach the public schools! - Fumer: g" Here. sonny, pt a shovel full 0 manure on thH
chaps head! AS Zb Vance saw. some feers brains need more fertilizers thana old
sedge, guHey-washei, red mud side chill! Thunderaton! it makes me hot as pep
per to thmk that or public shoos should he run Down tila any sort ia Teller thinks him
sefft to each EN-. Believe Ill go an write a piece frS hotwels papTthats a workm
flor the pepa" Here is The farmer !" piece: ~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

---usSing been asked by several persons during the
,..k whether the account in this column is fcti-
take occasion to repeat that every fact and in
"a IN related III this narrative from beginning to end
..sH, occurred as stated; the description in many
|.,~r,,- being taken Verbatim from my journal notes,
t even date. X. As.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

81 Corrected every "Wednesday morning therefore
showing the state OF the markets on the previous day,
TUESDAY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

John Nichols, Esq. of this city, takes
charge of the Durham Hotel.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

NOTE. hcsU creatures We're aware
throughout the whole affair that the six
hundred officers were not going to Hilton
Head. nor to be exchanged but were to be
carried To Morris Island in Charleston har-
Dor, to be placed under Ere of our batteries,
III Retaliation y SO called, for the threat
unfortunately only a threatl of placing ten
thousand Yankee prisoners where they
could share the Greek fire" which the
brutal Gilmore was raining upon the help
less women and children of Charleston.
Knowing this shameful design, the Yankee
harpies nevertheless accepted the bribes.
and took the last dollar from the prisoners
to pay for the boon of being sent to the
fever haunted island. Such was their idea
of honesty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

sept. IF, 1851.
What in the world can he mean by 'the
Raleigh CEque?" And those ''Buncom be
fellows" how did they go for to do it? And
he hasn't mentioned Gov. Jarvis. And
Gov. Jatvis has not thus far in any of his
speeches mentioned him. How is one to
see the bottom of such a mud puddle ?
Bet you a Confedrit postage stamp that DR.
Sam, Capt. Matt, and Gen. Robert, aren't
all elected
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

CblOllOo.
Hickory C~orohatan: Henry Williams,
the negro who fatally cut Harrison Kinder
also colored, at this place on Saturda, nj light
the 2lst of August, from which wound he
died on the following Wednesday. vas tried
1T Newton last FRIDAY and Saturday, found
guilty and sentenced by Judge Bennett to
be hanged on Friday, the 22d of October.
This, we think is the first murderer ever
sentenced from Carawha Court, and will be
the first hanging at our Court House,
Mr.. A. 6. James, near Powells factory, at
tempted to commit suicide a few days ago,
but made a failure. He tied a hand
kerchief around his neck and to this he at
tached a strap of his saddle and swung
himself to a dog wood tree.
Charlotte Observer: Miss Dowd, daugh.
ter of Maj. {. .Dowd. goes to Columbia to.
day to take a position as teacher in the
Methodist College of that city.-There
was about the usual attendance of ministers
at Mecklenburg Presbytery, in its session at
Lincolnton. Rev. Mr.. Robinson. Of Pine
vile vas moderator. Officer Harrington
of the police force, Yesterday arrested a ne
gro named Adam Camp, on suspicion OF be.
ing implicated in the murder of Blind
Crump in the latter part of last January.
The Yorkville Enquirer reports that
the work of laylng the track of the Chester
& Lenoir Railroad is now completed to the
river, three and a quarter miles beyond Dial.
las. 1t is expected the bridge at this point
will be completed by the 10th of October,
after which the work of laying the track to
the Carolina Central Railway, near Lin.
colnton will proceed without interruptions
The distance between Dallas and Lincolnton
is about fourteen miles.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-23

About fifty yards to the west, OF little knoll, overookn the y rim , was a anew made
The hadtoar contained this simple inscription
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01

Form the basis of many of the que RENE
dies il the market, and are the last re-
sorts Of physicians aud people who know
no better n edicine TO employ, for this
distressing complaint. The effect of
either Of these drugs are destructive to
the system, producing headache, intestinal
disorders, vertigo, dizziness, ringing in
:hc ears and depression of the constitu
tional health. Ayers Agnc Ctre is ar
vegetable discovery, containing neither
qninine, arsenic. nor any deletcrious in.
| gredient, and is m infallihle ard rapid
cure for every form of fever and agne.
It's effects are permanent, ard no injury
can result from its use. Besides bcirg u
| positive cure for fever and ague in all its
forms. it is also q Superior remedy for
Liver complaints. 1t isan excellent tonic
| and preventive, MS well as cure, for all
complaints peculiar to malarious, marshy
| and miasnatic districts. BY direct &C,
tion on the liver and hillary apparatus
II stimulates the system to a renewed
healthy condition. For sale by Smith Geo
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01

The repairs on these mills are now
completed and will start up Wednes-
day the 18th inst, for a years run.
There has been added more machin-
cry to improve the grades of -four
and will be enabled to furnish bet
ter flour than ever before. This
flour can be found for sale in town
at the stores of S. Crumrinc, III.
Fleming, Rowe e. Son, and other
places at the following reduced
prices:
Best Fancy Patent per 100, 1915.
Half Patent 2.75
Family grade, 2.50
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01
arbulisAive-Thc great Skin
Remedy.

Is the most soothing and healing
external application in the world.
1t cures alterations, itching and irri-
tations of the scalp, and is n sure
cure for piles, fever sores, indolent
ulcers, seald head, ringworm, letter,
chafes, poisons, bites of poisonous
insects, inflamed sore eyes, &c. 1t
Immediately relieves the pain of
scalds and burns, and heals them
without leaving a None gem
uine unless in black and green wrap
pers.
Carbolisoap is unequalled for tot
let, bath and nursery purposes, and
is guaranteed to be free from all i'm
purities and deleterious substances
found in most of the so-called medi-
cinal soaps. Sold by L. c. Dewitt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01

proof or humesteads, after five years
residence, but to cases of conlnuted
homestead entries, where the govern
ment price of s1.25 per ter is paid
for the land, and to presumption
proofs. We are informed by Col.
Campbell hat the law will be in
force from and after opening of the
land Office at Mitchell, on the 18th
of October next:
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the Uaitad States
Of Ansrica IN Congress assembled,
That an affidavit required to be
made by sections twenty two hun-
bred and sixty two and twenty three
hundred and one of the revised
statutes of the United States, may
be made before the clerk Of the
county court or of any court of re-
cord, of the county and State or dis
trict and Territory in which the
lands are situated: and if said lands
are situated in any unorganized
county, such affidavit may be made
in a similar manner in any adjoin-
ing county in said Territory, and
the affidavit SO made and duly sub
scribed shall have the same force
and effect as if made before the reg
lister or receiver of the proper land
district; and the same shall be trans
mitted by such clerk of the court to
the register and receiver, with the
fee and charges allowed by law.
Approved, June 8, 1880.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01
Married.

FoRpA-UophISs--At the residence of tbs
BRIDE parents, near Burbank, August 18th. 1Sst
George Ford, Jr., and Miss Sachie Hopkins, Rev
&c orge Ford. ST., officiating, assisted By Rev, q
| w. Freeman.
The COURIER joins the many
friends of the newly married couple
in wishing them a long life happi-
ness and prosperity. They are o,
our best young people, well known
and respected by a large circle o.
friends.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01
BLACKSMITH SHOP.

Olaf Johnson has opened up in
the old Burdick shop in this city,
and is ready to do all kinds of black
smithing. He will makes specially
of shoeing. He asks a liberal share
of patronage, and will do his best to
merit the same. / do a general
pillow repairing. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
OIAF JouNsoy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed bids directed, ST. w.
Smythe, Sec. of Saint Joseph's
church, Of the city of Elk Point,
Dakota" viii be received by the
trustees of said corporation until
noon on the 7th day ofAugust 1880,
for the construction of a frame
church building 80 by ~ feet, ac-
cording to the plans and s~pecifca-
tons no on file in the office of the
secretary.
BY order of the Board of trustees.
+. w. SMYTHE, sec.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01
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On about the 10th of August from
my premises in the city ofElk Point
one black hog of the male persua.
sion, with a few sandy spots
Weight about 140 pounds. A liber.
al reward will be given to any ono
returning the same or for informa.
ton that will lead to his recovery.
w. j. Comfy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01
Notice.

Sealed bids will be received by the
officers Of school district No. II OF
Union Co. d. T., for the building OF
a school house, until Saturday, Aug.
2Sth 1880. The board ~reserving the
right to reject any or all bids. Spe.
fications al be seen at the COURIER
office. Addres
MARK BRowN,
Elk Point, d. T. Director.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-09-01

&C. +. MALLAHAN has sold the Elk
Point CounrER to- II. ID. Swigart, Of
Wyoming, iowa, the confederation
being 80. which also purchases
the building il wkchthes Office is
located andthe lot. Mailman has
been one Of the wheel horses Of re-
publican journalism and All fra
tcrnity Of DsketA willpssAswith 81.
with regrets The politics Of the pa
per remain. unchanged.-Prssy aid
Dak0taaan. 4ns