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Special DtspateA 10 Tbs Catedqo Tribune.
GALENA, ILL.,, Aug. 6.-Aftcr several des-
pcrnte attempts, tho Democracy Of Galcnh
have finally succeeded in organizing Han
cock and English Club With Il membership
up to this morning OF forty-tyct composed
largely Of young men under agc. There
scei1s to be nn utter lack Of enthusiasm on
the part Of tho Democracy over tho "tigure-
llcadn and Ills associate, while Republicans
arc ]ublilant and sure of success with Gen.
Garfield for leader. Tho Republican Club
of GaIena now numbers 200, ind most Of tho
signatures to the roll Of members have been
voluntary. Tho Garfield md Arthur army
III His city Will yet reae1l ,G00 strong. THO
renolninat!on OF the Hon. l.. M. a. Hawk
yesterday nt Freep0rt completes the ticket,
and so0ll there will bo moving alolig tho cli-
tire line.
Special Dhpateh to The Chicago Tribune
1lntsts1h, ILL.,, Aug. livery extensive prep.
arations ure bcliig 1,ladn Tor grant Gaflseit
and Arthur demonstration at Morris on Sat-
in attendance. Tho day addrcss Will be by
dress By tic Hon. r. g. llaycs.. Last eventng
a beMutlfM! lag was presented by tic ladies'
Of Af0rrl8 tn tho Gnrfleld Club. To-day q
polo Is being erected li5 feet high.
At CLINTON.
sp<eta1 Dtspateh to 1ns Chteaeo IftbunA 3,
CLINTON, ILL.,, Aug. B.-Thera Will n gTnFd
Republican, rally III thls eltX Aug. 10. The
I1ll, d, G, Smith, Republican candidate for
Congress III the Thirteenth District, will!
nlake speeches, The Republican County
Convention WILL le held ~ the ~ afternoon.
A Garfield Club Ut 300 members las been or
ganlxel.
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SptetaI to Cincinnati Co'nnasFrtll.
BLUFrroS, Ind, aug. 6.-Thfs Is the scat OF
Wells County, 4 bail[wick notorious for Its
ultra Democratic capabilities and doings.
Uluffton is place of over 1000 Inhabitants,
but tho spirit displayed by some Of its hot
headed Democrats docs not invite flow OF
people into Our midst. The citizens here
have read much nbout the atrocities COM
mfttcd by tho ku-klux Of tho South and 'thp
aorS lswabiR es e4ns fi S 1--we a: ts'
pccted, III, to within q faw days Mt least. TINT
thorc wolll be anything Of TINT, sort done
heit. Lately, However. tug not blood sylllch
bubbtcsi II lttlo too high. and work ttas really
commenced Oh TIC Yazoo plan.'
Sevcrnl0f our citlzvhs have received no
tlccs fron tho tetnrMlnea Democfats to paTt
W!t d,,aS thG neg'oes they fetaln' and to 90 ts
A card, on which was written the follow
Ing, WIS received by y: Waterman, "A; ro-
sPectcd colored barbor Of this city few days
" You bull better git your llttlo band Of. no
grucs tovcther and sklp. Your room u bctter
thnn yuur company. Wnrn!ngi ". U. Q.
ossp }!umprsy' y o%n'ng oSn' rsoaes19 so%s property
us follows: =, ;.
Fl ss s9,s; sSar 5S''aa
:, The proprietor Of the contral uotol, 3lr r
RosslngtoIl, received II caEd Of warning nd.
vislng him to rlA Ills. house ot hts .colored
cook, aud savo tto,lble. u. =. rlessinget.
ceIved n card Of warning III reference to ro-
tolnlng a cuIored cnok. %
This ia true stnteme,lt OF the affairs here
vea pSon SSGf o6 s DsSn %tout nor
1rIvi,g them Git. Withiii 'tlie past two or
three years,, however, on9 or ,,t: swo soloted
I,ere I,t tptiay aro the Waterman brothers, bur
peaceablo eitlzc',s, md good Republicans:
They Gt' ! rre IneK e 'se aa eook no
ulation II Or ILLS Democratic stronghold.
Saturday nlgalt lust the Commercial cor
respondent mot AlltthBr colOrctt a!a!', who
1 Y sar a iRSy s os st s a ati9 s spartsa ast
night, liz assigned t,s his CAUSE TOR leaving
that, during thu fuw days that llo Wns here,
lu was insulted every time he went Oil tho :
Tls first colored chitt! that was ever born
In this county WIS presented to Henry Water
lAal q faw duys agu-a daughter.
When aopredatioas VIII be cotnlnenced BY
should thsy la permitted to continue IN thsif
fury. This Town nnla city are considerably
stirred up over tho outlook. 4 ltnIctl OIL tho
gii!!nndful by the XIX X Is expected ovefJ
~ III: sHr'A ;r %; Gs'i Is. ecn ,
gagged III buaaess lii the nelgllboIho1d Ut
Munresyi!lu, I,as returned tll0ruugllly dis
gusted with the Democrats who lnfest th1t
r9gton.x Tl!e reason OF tt'!s 4isgust y thls:
hUllest, prosperous TURNER'S Ut l.atnalhe, who
lives tive niles northwest Of MootcsYillo,
lust ucross ile llnu Il. 1tentlrlcks County,
Preacher HFown, q qutct, !notfUiistye man,
TO wUrk .lpon Ills larn,. 'fh:s gave intense
oue,lse to the pestlferou5 Democrats pf tho
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tho m tra AL was ready, and the drop fell
:. When the body had hung for three min
tlies tilo pnlse Mt tlle wrist showed 100 beats
iate, when the Indy was lowered itntlt Tie toes
tnl,cI1ett tho ground. AZ twctty-six inmates
otter y, niue minutes after tic drop Ind
fallen. the heart SLOWED eighty. pnlsal[ons q
l,ast 8. when the body had hing utily 81 sixteen @
minutes. they had ceased entirely nnd u,o
condemned INN was dcnd. Two minutes
later the. resnnins were lowered Into tic
examination was nude One Of the smaller
bones of the tl,rpat had been rupturet, but
that had little to do with causing death. unless
by M Internal lietnorrliaEe, which nay.haye
unusually slr1rt. ilis luck was tiislocateti By
the fail, but the spinal cord wast t,nt rupturrd.
Tln: body will bo buried i'll Calvary
Cemetery tomorrow.
, 1880-08-07
D4ALNO'3 T4iKING-OFF.
Spfetat Ditpalth 10 Tht Ch{fQao Itth.ss1<

NEW YonK, Aug. 0,-PIetro Balbo was
f,onncd n ~, ;ronhe nr,sor"varri ot scrnn,
~. .Aa teus ~, n.i" ~ e.
tfen minutes past O'CLOCK sms s ofa ~ gs, tS1
Ho announced Ills Intention tho night bctoro
of ,nt soinr ~ i,e.t M hnt Ilta I a,trT nitinrht
1os so.F ~ o' .s.,, put r.'a 'o aAset @
he went 10 hls cett WIN f"tuot AMc,ssaa ~ wv.
himself upun t,s rot amt slept restlcaly until
a n,cIorl. whan l,e nrosp ami nrayed by him.
soit ' A. ".ss ~" ~ o,e;ons. ,Is rnunsci AR
w.. 9e ~ oN oG!ocA .r,a ' na.,',a,,..n.; 49,.
MIN attended lnltss III tllo Chapel at G
o,clock. after wl,icl, Io returned 10 l,{S cell.
GO '>.as,,,,ri to LpoIt nj tha altar l., liz
ouu" altet"ta ~ ~ 1S,,sn" ...o.",, a.. ~. ."s
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IOWA..
At DUBUQUE

Special nhpatth 10 1hs Chicago Trttuns.
DUBUQUE, Ia., Aug. G.-Tha Republicans
OF this city to-tlay orRantzed u Garfield alll
Arthur Club OF 600 members. Tho campaign
tus opened, and tho Democratic minority
III dubuque County will be dtm!nlshed day
by day.
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C1fAnLnrrE, n G., Aug. 6.-Much excite
,ncnt las heen created In tho city to-day by
passengers coming In on the Carolina Centrot
snn. ".s'' ,,. "nT .Gpot.e. aat = 1a!aa onei naa
n ccen .oogh1 III the Marlboro section OF sonth
Carolina between young Cash, a SON Of Col:
;s -, atod thnt ,o,a y. ny s,a . ,,s,a ygu ,
10. 10 ~, 1.lat sou"H 1ssll Tsus x'4a 1nataot.
" Inc ih1ofmauon received here ss that
Cash challenged Blair because Of certain con-
lao Casl,.sannnn c e an Ju1s that ths ennhst WI @
o ,"u ,S,.s,. ..s' uuc, a! tliat tne comoas
wns WI ~ 1ncnester lea a. twenty
port tonight and there Is no tc!eKtaphto
communicable between hero ulld tho MARI
boro section:
cu,r, yIr Msoffh 70 Ct"e*.snan ,, GeAttS: IT., ~,
.,Su inMlaSGsel VI ~. ~ o!a!io' n!la tnt pieSent
eE,iat;1r t;. 9t = to .ho prGss ct Sopt Garolna
~ nGi,n ss fw ~ H tiays s simc w'ol' 'e attempted
ss,." fh5s ri. y x na o 1a,s;.a 1n ,13
s..s issas u li..s ING M!s oen lGcelsea, anu
t1a,, sc ssr ~ .ty u ynT aF!g Mti9Gr we cap.
ssSe{lt'ea e .S ,svs 81 spps9tasty i - exp!s!aa a
10 10 ~ asn npG ,, n1 ana espeGial1y
tsG fes VII ~ ou +'' lew" Ie miS n;,Idi,
aeaslmd'ng a,1rd ~ 1ndt aai.teu tne troaoie wnten
Mi, M Soi: s'aanSS yoa ; pas!Ishsd ~, sttleie
sc,,tiro M,i,! Ws Ms, Wu5 mlsdinte, tant lsrept
etis sn!, III ",oss ,st aLt 'aeis ana nautlhg 70
~. ~ .r.a III ~. 1mosI ,t! Gtts.uus ahnel. apn
VIII which Ie,l to .le !igl,t. and arrogantly e.
lhifked thnt sou would leave mo to "remorse
'a,H EtupanH ,I " the nsnas OF Lac 1aW. ,,
of ,nn a IN tat r sr H. % ote1 @ p1 apna
3Uu HkfG ENHE iulLilGE GApEES4lIlK your
, 1880-08-07


NEW Yul.K, Aug. 6.-rhe reception md
scrciade rendered tonight to Gen: Garfield
At the l!endQuartsrs ot tho Republican. Ma
tlonal Committee, Fifth avenue, turl.ud out
to b. briliant success, the avenue l'. Snd sur
th,lainstic crowd. Tho rnolns Of the Com
mites werc carly tlr0nged with prominent
men Of the Republican, party, an1ong whom
were Noticed Se'Ihtor Logan, Lient.'GoX
Tholipsoi, of tliio, and seisator Dorsey. :.
Shortly nfter i o'clock. q RQund OF police
opened . passage in the throl!g, .esttniated t9
BIZ 10000 strung, and escorted Zen. Garaeld
to tlie no!ns of tle COMMITTEES; As the
atter cheer rent tho alr, nMl even after ho
disappeared Within tie incloauro Of the Coins
Mlttee rooms tils iualty OF tho crowd OK
pressed Itself by loarse shouting until the
ts procession. Wien sssne t,ta ot great r. r.,
Dir, nnd IT,. was With tha greatest
difficulty that The police were ab&o to keep Il
clenr paSsage why for the N0ys in hlue to
then came llla Garfield and Arthur Clubs OF
different Assembly districts. After the clubs
bud settled iii their respective places. Gen.
Sharpe Introduced Gen. Garfield, who was
received with enthusiastic applause, which
lasted over tGn minutes.
oARFIELp's sPEEc1.
When the ctecss Ind died away, he spoke
coMnAuEs Arb I,ors IN nLun. 4sp FELLOW Low
GlT1znsh or hEw Yoxk: 1 cat.aiot look upon
ia, @ hasS ave- ,narclsd past us, lid listen 10 Tho
wclcomo from our conarade who bus 1!st
spokcn, without remembering how great thsns
p!auxo.l This IL Now York, aud yondcr toward
tho hAttery, moro than hunlrd years agnt :
3ho 3Ik dcas % II Ans.caa ~ Hevoatioaa I'D % Ametisa
UAIQu aX1ipst an American lQyAlty to monarchy
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LESSON CALENDAR.
(IourM Quarfe7., 1SSo.)
QUESTION Box.

The question box has formed one
of the most interesting features oil
our convention gatherings. Carrot
one he opened in connection with
our Sunday School column? Any
question forwarded to us will be
answered to the best Of our ability.
and then thrown open for general
discussion. Who will be the first t.
send Iii a question?
TEMPERANCE.
At our last S. S. Convention at
Yankton, this subject was brought
out very prominently, and a rosolu-
ton was passed asking that our S. S.
generally give it more attention.
Two weeks ago we spoke ola tenn
perance concert held by the Elk
Point Methodist School. At least
two Of our country schools have
taken steps in this matter. On the
last Sunday in June the West vir-
GINA and Grove Hill Sunday schools
held q union temperance concert Mt
the Finn school house. The attend
ance was coed and all seemed inter-
ested. The ordinary temperance
pledge vas presented, and also the
triple pledge against liquor profani-
Y End tobacco. To each 81 these q
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

in the county, and has made one f
the most efficient and accommodating
officers Union county has ever haA
Ed. will be reelected by a big
majority.
Alison BovEE,
who was selected by the convention
as candidate for Sheriff is in every
way fitted to fill the important office
to which he will be elected on the 2
Of next November. Mr.. Bovee has
been Sheriff Of this county for three
years and has made a faithful and
efficient officer. His popularity ex-
tends beyond the borders of Union
county and he is known all over this
section Of the country as an active
and energetic officer. He will be
reelected by a large majority.
w. III. Fl. FATE,
the nominee for County Treasurer is
one Of Union ~county's best men.
MI. Fate is an old resident and well
known throughout the county, is a
stalwart republican and his nomina-
ton for treasurer was one of the
wisest things the convention did.
He is a man Of. excellent character
and personal worth, and the funds
of the county will be in good hands
after next January.
Il. G. Ericsson,
who was nominated for Superin-
tendent Of Schools has lived for sew
eral years in Virginia township,
and is well known through the
county. He is one Of our first young
men in point Of ability and integri-
ty and has had an extensive expe-
rience as a teacher. His name will
add strength to the ticket.
T. w. SMITH,
the nominee for Probate Judge is the
present incumbent. He is an old
citizen well and favorably known
and has made a faithful officer.
w. M. Vinson, nominee for Sur
ycyor, and DR.. j. G. Comfy, for
Coroner, rank first in the county in
their respective professions, which
peculiarly fit them for the Offices
for which they have been nonina-
Tod
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

A satisfactory explanation oftle
mysterious figures 1929 has at
last been discovered. In the re-
port OF the senate committee on
election frauds in 1873 in South
Carolina, part 2, PIP. 1889, it APP
pears that the supervisor at Hope
engine-house precinct, Charleston,
and others testified to there being
no tissue ballots visible during
the day of election, but that 3Z9
were taken out of the ballot-box
and counted. They all seemed to
lie at the bottom of the box. 1t will
be we'll wherever the figures 1929"
are posted to watch the ballot
box. There is probably a con-
splraey on foot in u northern
states.-Sioux CITY Journal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20
OUR CANDIDATES.

The Republican Convention which
met in this city on last Friday
placed before the voters Of Union
county . ticket, that to our notion,
could not be improved. 1t was a
harmonious gathering ofrepublicans,
and the result Of their deliberations
is gratifying, indeed, and it is the
general feeling among republicans,
that every man upon the ticket is a
strong one, and that it will be elect
ed November 2 without loosing a
ma there can be no doubt. There
we're d number Of candidates before
Me convention for the different
offices, any Of whom would have
done credit to the party had they
been nominated-some of course,
were disappointed, but they took
their defeat In the convention like
true republicans and all are enthusi-
astic in their support Of the entire
ticket. WI here place before III
readers the ticket nominated and
you can Judge for yourselves Of its
excellence.
Cart. ALEX. HuGHEs,
our candidate for the Council is SO
well known TO the people Of Union
county, that it il scarcely necessary
70 say q word in his favor. He is
one of the foremost lawyers in the
territory and his ability, honesty and
integrity cannot be questioned.
IN nomination is unquestionably
~ hest that could have been made,
and his election Is sure.
SILAs ROM,
nominee for member Of the lower
house. u "A old resident Of our
county and has ably represented us
IA the legislature twice before, two
yoare asobeing sent to the council,
md eigist years ago to tho house.
HI nomination adds strength to the
tickst and AZ. VI course, viii DO
sIed6 ~ y srGe majority.
lsAAc Moons,
ssnf1x9 skny the Holso " ! raa,-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

DIED-Wednesday, Oct. 18th,
1880, at 5 o'clock, p. M, in Indi-
ana, If fracture Of the spinal col
umn caused by carrying the "Solid
South" the Democratic Party.
The deceased will be inferred on
Governors Island, Nov. I'd.
Amid The scenes ofbusy strife,
We seldom heed Deaths warning boast.
Nor do We smell the fumes OF hell,
TIL mid It's flames We roast.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

An open and vigorous cam
paign by both parties, with ample
precautions on the part Of both,
against frauds, gives a republican
Swalk-a-way." The only elements
Of success which the democrats
have, are the tissue ballots and
the shot gun.
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The Chicago News, an indie
pendent newspaper with Han
cock tendencies, has this to say
about the two parties:
The democratic party has a free
trade plank i'll its National plat
but the democratic party is too
%cowardly to stand by it. 1t has
shown the same cowardice for the
past forty years. 1t has no prin-
ciples that it will not sacrifice to
get votes. This is the truth about
it, and this is why the people will
not trust it. The republican pr
ty, IN the other hand, fights for
its principle. to the bitter emil,
whether they be right or wrong
II has made some mistakes, but it
has never made the mistake of
trying to explain away a plank it
has once nailed on its platform,
This is why the people trust it.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

Ann now that 1Solid South
rises in angry lament and curses
the Solid North for setting down
on the superb Who com
menced this Solid business any
how?
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

ENGLISH says that Landers' un-
popularity caused the drag in In
diana, and Landers says that En-
glish was the heavy weight. 1t is
possible that there was just a little
too much of both of EN-.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

A sacrifice is demanded to APP
.pease the wrath ofthe Gods OF war.
Shall it be Shylock English?
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

UNCLE Sammy's 100 900 sheck-
els were not heavy enough to make
Fr-e-a-u-d win. Four years wind
wasted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

number OF signatures were obtained.
The superintendent of these schools
intend TO push the matter as fast as
possible. What are the friends in
other parts Of the county doing?
Let us hear from you.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

Q o
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!

JUST published, q new edition II EsF. culver.
weis's Celebrated Essay on the eadieGf cure
nal Weakness, lnyaJnntaEv Seminai losses,
lnipsseHty, Mental and Physical lncap ieity.
appointments 10 Marriage, etc also, G%onsnmp-
ton, kpiiepsy aud Fits, indacsd hy seiiindui-
EeHse or sexual eStraVaganee, &C.
The celebrated auttDr, In this admirable ES
say. CLEARLY denonstrsa cs, from a thirty years
successful prScitcc. sthai the alarming soase.
laences ~ eeli@ebnse may be radically cnFea;
pointing eus u mode OF care at once staple. GER
tain. and e~ilectusl, by means ofwhich every SAT-
ferpr. M matter what his condition nav he. may
cure himself cheaply. privately, aaa radically
w Thir lecture Hboflc he in The hands ef
every youth ana every ssan IN the land
sent under seal. in y plain envelope, 10 any
address, Posf-rA,a. on receipt OF six cents or
80 postage stan9ps,
Address the Publishers,
The Cnlyerweu Medical Ca,
IL Ann sse,, New Work, ~. VI Post oface
Boa, A5h6.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

Two Sovereign States" say en-
plfatically Eve are d Nation"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20
INDIANA gives q republican ma
jofity Of 5000, Ohio 10000.

They say that Barnum,s mules
caught the episootic.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL COs.UMN.

Conducted by REV.. w. S. BELL, Sec. Union
County Sunday School Association.
GROVE HILL, DAKOTA.
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fffrst pab Sept. end. 1851
Alex HUGHES. Attorney.
Sheriff"s Sale.


County Of Union. So ~ .iad 9ear' dist
Cornelius Andrews and Nelson Chs
lex, piaistiihs.
T.. G. herring and The Singer Mares
Company. defendants.
Notice Is hereby given that by yif:Nn Of Ger.
tam decree and Judgment OF foreclosure In the
DISTRICT Court OF Union c. Iaiy, pttafa ~tsrrito.
~. rendered. az u reguisr term of mo Diafr,ct
conrt held ~ the ely Of Elk Point. Dakota. on
tae Tth day OF sep, lSSa. ordering fha sale 81
ceftain premises heFcInaier ,seribed. Which
sHlu Judgement was rendered in favor Of IarupE.
its Andrews and Nelson EuAiek ana asgap,xt H.
!. lieFrins, for The sam OF Ss52T ana cdsis tax.
ca At $I3GJ
And also by virtue of q certain cxesat,nn Ia
ne directed ana delivered sud now in my hands
issued out Q! the Iltrk 5 office OF ha diatrict
cGHFfi ~ anG Tor Tue cDnniy of luton. 10, ritory
a4oFesaia, uhd%r thr taadut tie eiefk HEREOF
and the seal OF the uaiG Coart. Hp0n ihe afnye.-
Saiu Judgment and decree. ordering me to sell
kaiu PROPERTY 70 satisfy said jldLmuht. I did or
tte 10Th Day Of Srpt. jsSl levy upufi he follow
ing Described real estate oftAe slid q 4. Her.
ring, sitlat"d III Union county, thas ia de-
seriped IN said decree, 10 wit,
-he north east quarter 9f Sec ION flicen D5t,
~ laWiship ninety one t3l1. Of range t1g), west,
con alhifg one lhdFcd aud SIXTY acles (ieGl,
and bs!nF coaniaadcd beth IL said jude-
satisfy aaid jsds 3aeut and interest and eos,sAxd
costs that may aaeFie.
Nos taereioIe, BY virtue Of said execution
eHn !eoshlshit ! saaii on Monday The 18th day
OF October 1880, az the hoHr Of tWo o'cl.ck Ia he
aftefneoa Of said aas as the font de.r OF iby
cclrt honss ia The city Of Elk Potts, Upion
county, Jak9td iefrii0ry. pfocead 10 se!l said
property ab1ve Described 10 slisfy said indg
Feai,t anaounting To SS1S,Sq, With Interest there.
on from The d. Z Of said j9dgtasnt and also 10
cover aud SATISFY all accraiAg costs and ns,sts of
bidder for cath.
Dated a. ELK Point, Dakota. this 20th day Of
Sept. 1850. Alison BoYEE,
Sheriff Union cosnty. I,skc.s
A hIsaga, PlnKs. Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20

Again we would ask those who
feel an interest in sustaining this
column to send us items in regard
to the progress of the work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-10-20


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