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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

THERE are three Japanese lady stu
dents at Vassar.
A PHILADELPHIA woman owns the
largest colored diamond ever brought to
America.
WE know q man whose wife doesn't
kiss him because he smokes. She kisses
him because she loves him.-Ezchange.
A STRANGE case is reported at Sioux
City of q woman attempting suicide
because her husband had signed the
temperance pledge against her wishes.
LOVERS in New Jersey now get mar
ried at midnight, 10 a. to be Joined be-
tween two days and be . little more
spooney than other folks.
A NEW YoRK woman makes pets of
.crickets. It's Just such foolish cuatops
as this that discourage cradle manufac-
turers.
1.-THE Autumn of q Woman" . book
by married woman, has been published
in Paris. 1t has no reference TO Ewes
fall.
EVERY time two women meet on the
strets and kiss the thermometer sinks
seventeen degrees and people hustle
around and bank up their cellar Windows.
-Keoksk Gate City.
"WHxH you say . girl il pretty - she
can be, Il fsn't much Of . compliment" :"
says the OIL City Dsvyjs3, which thought
fully sugkss6 .fhat, " perhaps - can't
be any pFetties." :
A YOUNG lady who did nj admire
the custom in vogue among her slstom OF
writing letter, and then croM-writing
it to illegibility, said she would prefer
her epistles without any 0verakirt"
Miss MARY LoNGPKLLow, Of Port
land, has taken the first price of go,
offered BY the New York Metropolitan
Museum of Art for the best of twelve
tiles.
T1ou Art mot MI nrst love-
For loved before We met;
And the mem'ry 0f that summer dream
Il plea.ant TO me yet.
Ny dearest and my bsst,
ny heart but shed il outer leaves
10 give thee al the ret.
a LADY graduate entered . Large
book store and asked for the " Infantile
| Innocents In the Recesses Of the Forest =
The clerk had formerly been connected
with the postofice department, was used
| to hard ones, and ct once handed on,
"The Babes in the Woods."
A GOOD Rochester pastor, widower
proposed to ayoung Lady short tim'
since, but was rejected. His feeling
had the second severe test yesterday
when . widow neighbor sent him tkl
following text to preach from: "YOv
ask and receive not, because you ask I
miss" james ", 8.-Dosbwy Nssas.
In the We Povisiea~e the proper nigh
array Of 4 lady il said to b an ulster o
white pluah, trimmed at the neck An,
wrists with ostrich feathers, . whit
satin night-cap similarly trimmed an
pink lid gloves lined with plush an
fastened By elastics cased IN PIN
i chenille.
| GnnTLKrxn ought to understand tn
| q se4t in . hoEse car b anything bat
). blessing to . woman wearing IN ulsteI
Those garments are made 10 walk IA
but the woman does not live who can q
down while wearing one Of them, witk
out looking q II ahs had on anothe
. persons clothes and therefosD mo-
! women prefer to stand when arrayed !
/ them.
.pAnIs. .,I e. ss.tisss tsss :s s,S
q sang the vifs-bat yask replied,
aTSrn yon swissh - sGAe 10"
-Asshssss.
III Than ~ took him q ~ verd,
Ard she csiss yea should hevs heaEa,
Ta1nsi nsa II s.s ssSa s.sssl s e ssSsss asae
Il Mres May RIPLEY has charge Of "a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

Advices from Oormiap, Persia, are to the
effect that the famine in that region is in.
creasing daily and unless strenuous efforts
are made to send help from England and
America, great number Of the population
must perish. There are only two months
supply Of food to sustain the populace for
next seven months.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

Two stock trains on the Chicago, Bur
lington and Quincy road, collided at Gales
Hollow on the night of the 5th inst, caus-
ing a general wreck. Two stockmen are
known to be killed.
A bridge over swollen stream six miles
east of Union City, O., gave way on the 9th
instant, precipitating an engine and eleven
freight cars into the stream. John Martin,
engineer, H. w. Davis, brakeman, and Jos.
Archer, fireman, were killed.
A locomotive and four freight cars Of .
train on the Long Branch road, fell through
q fifty feet draw at Woodbridge on the 9th
instant. The wreck took FIRE and ssveral
cars were burned. sFhs drawo of ~ 1sG
had been left open.
James Boyer, messenger for Chicago
grain firm, was run over and killed by thu
Illinois Central cars on the 9Th instant.
Matthew Ibeck was horribly and fatally
mangled by falling under moving train u
North La Crosse, Wis, on the SOth.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

LONDON, January 6-l2:30 r. N.-Iiv.
srpool wheat market opsns quiet but frm.
Floating cargoes quieter; on passage fnac.
good caTgoes mixed American corn Oh ooAgt
as ga ID. English country markets quiet;
French turn eaxier. Faymens delivsr3ss Of
wheat during the week. 90 O000s6,0oo qrs.-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

A dwelling house occupied by Daniel
Haskins, wife and Eve children, at San
Francisco. Cal, took fre on the morning Of
the 9th inst. Mrs. Haskins, her daughter
Annie, aged 10, Eddie, aged 4 and = baby,
were burned to death.
Early on the morning Of the 9th inst. q
fire broke out in the basement of the
Turner Hall ON East Fourth street, New
York city, and spread with such rapidity
that the sleeping occupants were unable to
escape. Several were burned to death or
sufocated in their apartments, while many
were killed and horrible mangied by jump.
ing from the burning structure. hefollow.
ing is list of the dead: Louis Schmidt,
Henry Gehrweilsr, William Geib, Teresa
Erhardt, snda servant girlsnamed Rose. The
injured are: VIM. Winkle, Josephine
Wrinkle, Anna Bauer. Louis Meyer and
Margaret Geib.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

4 s4il1usil "a . Aysss'o Of works,
New YoA p, u Ddsd q the stA insts
sestlns n - - bllhdisg snd fanlly hnra-
~ Jam1 Rslllsy. Jaznes E6ean ~ ssri.
SGa,y h1snel.
st4AS sassnl@ Js1Aa szplsdsd ~ 1919
~, - - ~ - nm
nc ~ leef - - ~ 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14
THE MARKETS.


19OW \ 1OHW
NEW York, January 6-S:9o n Me-
Flour-Dull; receipts 22,00o bbls; salss
I, 600 bbls at tS.90@6 26 for common 10 Ok.
10; western hoop unchanged; re dcur dull
and unchanged. Wheat Spring quiet and
nominal; winter shade better. snd mod.
sratsly acsive; receipts $1,000 bus; sales
l52, 900 bus; No. white seller February, BY
GENITAL, q - 66K. Rye--Dull. Corn-Dull;
ceiptx 1i4,00O bus; sAlss 1900 bus q
6sK061c. Barley -S&sady. Oats-Dull ~.
osipis 1900 bus; salss 1o.000 bus q
vhite. Pork Quiet and unchanged. Bsei
Lard Steady and unchanged.
Bstssr-As 16037c. Cheess-Unchanged.
Whisky--At4 41.Oo01.tO. 6ugar-At lOe foE
crashed. Eggs- Unchanged. Petroleum
Grade unchanged; rsfAsd q s1[e. IAliow
AT 61<c.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

John n. Carr, Of Rushville, Ind, walked
into tie mill race, the depth of which II
three fest, and then shot himself with .
revolver, ON The 9Th inst
At Memphis, Tenn, ON the 4th instant,
Mrs. G. E. Lewis, widow, committed sui.
eide by shooting herself through the head.
Cause, mental depression.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

higher, closing weak. Pork-At 41S.26@
1880 for cash and seller January; $t&42H
for seller February; el8.62H for seller
March. Lard-At 37.52k for cash; H.57H
for seller February: N.6IH for seller
March. Whisky--At t1.1O. ogsReceipts
1900 head; quiet light q e4.So04.6O
ping steady at a 6O@476. Cattls-- Receipts
5000 head; prime steady at $5.O005. 80 ;
dull at $4.26N4 10; common to fair
shipping strong At $S.7o@4.l0; butchers and
stockers steady.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

Two young Americans, George Green, Of
Texas, and Frank Centre, Of Boston, were
in the mail coach, near Guariajuato, Nsxi-
CO. when II was attacked BY band Of thirty
robbers with Winchester rides. These
yousg men fought the whole band. killed
Ave and wounded several, compelling the
others to retreat Green was alightly
v0unded.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14


Edward William Cooke, the painter and
Royal Academician and Fellow Of the Royal
Society, il dead, aged 81.
"Old Aunt Hasar," colorsd, aged 116,
died at North Adams, Moss on the 9Th inst.
DR.. Erastus B. Wolcott, surgeon general
Of the state Of Wisconsin, one Of the most
widely.known physioians in the west, died
as Milwaukee ON the 5th inst. Of pneumonia.
He was 76 years Of age.
Count Bachos de Montalivei, Mfs senator,
formerly minister Of the interior under
Louis Philippe, il dead, aged 70.
Charles Henry do Bisvills, French
dranatist, u dad.
Fsrdisand Hsnaux, the Bslgian historian,
10 deod.
George E. Locke, better known q q Van.
kse locke" the comedian, died q his home
In Draout, Mass, on the 9Th inst, of typhoid
fever, aged 81.
Bishop Haven, Of the Methodist church,
died at the residence Of his mother in
Maiden, Nass., ct 9 o'clock on the evening
Of the I'd inst
Morris Kstchum, . prominent banker
died in New York city on the let inst, aged
% ysass.
George, the Count JoAnnss" I Noted
New York character, died on the 31st nit
agsd 90.
! 0sezgs 8. Houstoa, q. 8. senator iron
Alabalna, died st his home in Athens, thA
state, On he morning Of the slst nit
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

Thsstsamer Poyts inst I'D u Pssazaas
on the 9Th Inst, having On board - apas.
sengsr Gen. Mariana Ignacio Prsdo, presi.
dent Of Peru, who, accompanied by several
Peruvian naval officers. goes to Europe via.
New York. Gen. Prado embarked on the
steamer at Callao in clandestine manner
and under an assumed name. There was
NO special excitement in Lima, NO disor.
dsrs or revolutions in prsssess, er in imms.
diste contemplation that could justify his
hasty and secret departure. His explana.
tion of the affair is that his mission was
decided upon at the last moment, and on
account OF the excitable character of the
Lima populace the cabinet judged it better
for him to depart quietly.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14

Advices from Paris, under dsts January
8, state that drift ice in the Seine has BE-
come very heavy and with nine.mils cur.
rent the devastation promised to BE- far
greater than that which occurred in Janu.
ary, 1871, whom tho water rose 20 high that
steamboats could not pass under the bridges,
and the streets Of the low.lying parts Of the
city were covered to the depth Of several
feet. The works opposite the Invalidss and
the stone bridge ct the same point have
been destroyed, and the river h choked
with wreckage.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-01-14
Work Of the Flnanee,

WORN Oh t00 kB0umO8s
The braid mill Of the Jenkins manufac-
turing company at Carver, Mass, burned on
the 9th inst. Loss $4,000; insurance 49,
600.
The Quincy mine rock houss as Hancosks
Mich, used for storing roek copper, burned
on the night Of the 1st inst Los ~. GOO
Halsey's elevator at Atchison, Kansas.
was destroyed ON the night of the I'd inst.
Insurance ON grain and building, $4,000.
Six buildings were swept away by the Ars
at Winthrop, No., ON the I'd inst.
Red Bank, N. j., experienced 700
hre ON New Years day.
An entire block Of buildings, occupied BY
business houses, was consumed by hrs ct
Nenomones, Wis.,, ON the I'd inst. The
total loss foots up $4,000.
! Thurston 4 Harrison's warehouse, on
Buchanan's warf, At Baltimore, Nd, con.
tanning several thousand bales of cotton,
was destroyed by fre on the I'd. The loss
will exceed 100000.
The 6nishing shop. planning mill and black.
smith shop of the Wason Car Works, ct
Chattanooga, TenA., burned ON the 31st alt.
Loss 10000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-04-29

@dtefutaiel unb bem 9sIsbud untsr'm
Mrm. @otalt Gs 1einer anFatia paro,
fprans as idnellsr, eab fSr bic bstSen
lanssn, aatlfarbissn 30Yf, um's @elat
1Aluaen. @ie mar etma smst Sabre Jun
aer anb bstrahtltb tlsinsrsn WadIss ais
sr, nit blaGer Sautfartc, aus esr srob,,
6rauns Nuesu abRa&sn; ntht butia,
bod Don tlussm, in.etl'seatcrem Musisben,
als bic ionlissa Maoaen bss Dor Fss.
@snG9nliA trus Ie am 9aar uno bsn
Rlsibern bic Msrtmale stnsr chen estan
penen 3au1erst, benn itre @aulsenoiftn
asn lteesn Fe isltsn uuansefeatsn scn
eannen, biIbeten einfn laAeaoea uno I'm
eer1habsnsen Gteis I'M 1e ber uno rtsfen
siusria! @iperia :! Otne ,u srnieern.
luats fe binburh gu selan9en, uno etl1,
menn |1h gine tbr serlperrenp In DEN sSss
itsllte, itieb i1e bisislte pltblib NIT bstosn
5dunen beftis snriid, bab fd @srauf unb
lsSitifaes ge1hret srtpb Sipsrld wlrb
uieber tptlb 8inost Fe nit ben pea3Dp'
fen an ben 3aun @tsdt Fe init elmer
1hwar,en &abs ii ben Cad, bas Fe fa
stanneer Die Quaen austrassa ! Damn
nabm Bic aleias ibre Rrait ,uiammen,
trah irssnnipo NIT bfteneem NnIsrua8
oura unb lief burtis Der papps!lrabs ~.
@ie Bate iSre taslids @nfs&tans purh
cline &tase bst bem Qetrer beeneen t0nnen,
abse ft that es nis. Bis fs tbdtliA anss>
sriffn parb nnb ild 3ur @ser iebsn
muSte, lag etpas @ebulbisss In isrem
Nelen. 60 uar i9r BON istsr 70 ersan.
gen, 0e fonnt's niht anters benfen, beam
.1s mar anbers ais alls lsbrissn, uno
b'rum mubte es wobl 70 fetn, Bie i9r
6aar unb @eadt, Der fstnsrt Gltebsrbau
fs ron tsn Ottersbubsr Mdbdfn unter
f1ise, that es aud ttr iremearttaer Nant:
Gtsera. STE par NIT itrsr 1rsbmutttr
aus Sffrieslano sttommen uue mobnte In
elmer drmli6sa &atbe, bte taum me6r als
gin ssrfalenbsr Qebmiduppt, mar, AM
Sabranb tes Birttnwdlphsns, bsGen
nSrblider Saum Sans @sbnur's 5of
-bsSrentts.
Gortiebun5 fuls.
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Gortiebun5 fols'.

b. Die sroBe GAIL bon amerifaniidsn
SersnlisunssreiIenben, welfe ii4 biele8
Sabr mad europa besibt, peranlabt bic
so. Staata5eituas" gu folsenoen triben
8etraatunsen:
Wan iddtt bic 3abl Der hiesiibrisen
eulerifanilden Yersuasuassreilenoen mad
europa auf MID neniser als50, 600. DaS
mag iibertriebert lein, brd nidt all5ulebr.
Wenisitens iinb bic 3abtenausweile Der
bon amerifanilden 8eilenoen beimseiud=
ten TrerabentureauS in 2cnoen uuc Yaris
gang enprrne. Dod tebne ma,t audi MIR
10000 an unb iaike man bic burl4nitt>
fiae Gelbfun,u,e, bic jeber serretf, auf rur
1000 Dollars, = mas uidt su bod erIAeint,
nenn man bic pielen ppn Nmerifanern in
europa semadten ginfaufe bon 2uruss
tpaaren, &leioern, Ssunitsesenitanben &c.
in 8etra9t siebt = 10 er9iebt iid eine
Summe bon 80 Willionen Barren 9elbeS,
welde ba auBer 2anbeS seldleppt pirb.
Da man ben Durdldnittsbetras bon
@elb, ben bic @inwanoerer mad Amerifa
mitbrinsen, auf nur GO Dollars perau<
ihlo9t, 70 plirben 100000 @inwanoerer
oem 2anbe INNER nur brei Tiinftel bon
bem Betrase eriesen, ipelden bic 10000
eluSpanberer forttrasen. Yliebe nod intz
nter Elm Nusf faa bon - Millipnen taaren
@elbes.
Dieie Sdituns 1T aui3 nebrislte an
aeIebt. Der Sorlteber bes bebeutenb item
an1erifaniihen Tremoen,Bireaus in Quuz
bon periteist iiA bis gu Der unsebeuerliden
annabme, Dap bic 3abl BET amerifanilden
9ieiI Ienpen in bielem Sabre $4,000, Der
Durdidnittsbetras ibrer @elbausiubr bic
ungebeure Sumute bon 200, Wtillicmer
erreiden werbe. Doh oas lit Elm ld6er,
lides 5irnselpianft; casesen mag uniere
Sddeuns eber etmas 81 niebrig, alS 3,l
bod iein Vielleidt mSdte bic Annabme
bab bet Me9rbetras bes in bieiem Sabre
bon an,erifaniiden 0teil ilencen mad Gurcpo
seldleppten @elbeS iiber bas bon Ginman.
berern mad Nmerifa setradte 20 MRl0ir.
men Dollars betragen tpirb, Der Wabrbeit
am rd4ften fpnlmen. ~.
SSnnte man nur boffen, ba6 biele &c
Osillicnen in nadbaltis nuetringenee>
Weile perau8sabt wiirbeu ;-baB bic burd
europa reileuoen Inlerifaner bauerneer
seiltiseu @e,rinn, cine melentli6e 8erei.
4eruns ibreS gSiiiens, cine Grweiterunq
uno 2duteruns ibrer slnidauunsen nit:
brinsen, ibre brrnirte geationaleitelteit
Ole BON bere4tistem NaticnalltolS mob
gu unteri4eiben iit) uno i1re ensber3iser
yur,trtbeile ablesen uno lid, Steipeft 30,
ben seiitisen SOabrinsuusen Der alter
Welt aacisnen tpiroen. Dpd leiber if
baS faint bei einem inter bunbert be,
Taa. Die lebrisen reilen briiben secan.
fenluS ibren N'urrap ober 8dbeder ab
lernen bon benz Qeben unb Streben, ben
Denfen uno Gbun ber 8Slter @urppa'
nidts anberes fennen, als mas iie, Dbn
ber Sanoesipraden madtis 5u iein. al
ben Birtbsbaustaieln erfabren fSnnel
uno febren 70 einfdltis Striid, pis iie bin
iitersereiit iinb." 9'
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Gbtuarb miles,
NDtQr,

gsrar Co., Gan Nntontu, Ser,
Off7esia SolsSab>srsse. Der ppliofi1se seseni5ey
8elpnbere Iufmer!iam.eit tpirb allen Nenftpnen
nno Doreerunsen bon 8eteranen bes Staotee ob,r
Der gersintstsn sei2en't. Mbf9riften BON Waten.
ten btlorst unb Sttuern auf 3anb in allen Iteileu
oss Staatss beaaSls. Do9nort in Der unterei
Vaf'safraBs. so,6ilj
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=, Rauft feire &leiosr, Bis STR Dar.
CO aft s. Scns 2aser in1pi,trt babt. Das
beRa i'm Wartt. ~
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- @iittern, bic R!aosr 9sfunb su nab
rem min nfAen, p5ns i'm staaOs ,u fsin, es
eurd itre e!sens 9rul 3u tssp'rten, ian1
pi6ts gsferes, 5fillamstes unb gaiesrss
enpfcblen werbsn,salS NeufdStsr's Deut,
fafs 6tneermebl" (pabOtrppbtns). Sc
1T Der tsfs er1ab fir Wuttssmil&, ss
osre!aist allss Cute IN fd, i'm siae Dor,
trsfFi6e StnoeslaSruas su sswabssn.
Der briaantsilf erfcls purbe lo5ar Bel
frantlthen nnb ihuahen &inesrn er,tett.
Deutlafs &inosrmebl" tpirb s,u Wer3tsn
ftbr emp!ob!en, uno 1T in alien renomnir-
ten Ipctb:fen 81 babfn.
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Sur 0ei6dftsleute.

es " nod nt&t ausemsin betanni, bas bic
8u1binberei nit aaem, nae bo,u oeb5rt. oeo.n.
part!s ts~ San antcnic>fu gut ausaefabrt wirb.
a!e IN trstno elmer anberen Siobt Der linfun.
PIE vroben BON liniirien Blanftnderu, w,ld,e
per ses.nwdrtis setxnben merben, 70 pts ale
anoern Artsn BON Nrbeiten, fur G,fddfts6dultr
!ss'n n, 3sasnis batar ab. DIR ltniueidasts Sin
pei PEI Multtsstte. gadssr aler Mrt. Sciraalt ,e. In
.aIfrr 5en. Vei4sfts> unh Absoen snfirmtx
t0nnen YrObsn beaeihnen unb an 8. Il, Nrsmmrr
san Antonio. ahssli1ea. Abl4dtusa,a wsrSts
prompt semadt.
41 @.T. TrDh
DudStaber unb 9Iantta&er -ssabrifant. Sow.
. - tionltra,e sessnabsr BEN 5auptauarier.
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- So 1T fein In Der DidsnIGait BE-.
tanatsr.s 5silmittsl ssBsn Qumbaso, troni.
fden ossr aeuttn 8bsumattsmas, als wie
Sctnons NnobYne Ointment,
innsrli& une dubsrli& ansswanott
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Gine Rdrfe

In Nus, peld|e an ben WoI9en bon
SusenoIiinben, WerpSIer @dmade, @nt.
trditignns, Yerlult Der Wannettraft It II.
I. 10. leiben, ienbs ih fcitsnfrei Elm Sc.
cept oas fe CURT. DteIes srobe Seil,
mittel puroe bon einem WtHfcnar in
5aezQmerita entbett. 5didt Elm aoorei
ltrtes Gcnpert an Neu. Soispb 8. Sn,e
man, Citation ., Stem gort Gitp.
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- 6riid empfln3en cine sreee Nusz
wabl BON SGuben uno slippers, Damsn
uns 8inberitrimpfe. fertise leinens ale=
Der fir Damen unb Riabcr. Strcbbite,
Bluuen uuo Banb unb neue Galiccs
bel s. Scste SSbne.
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Ola
EasiiAs Breie HreHt
srl9sirs
,.1.-, ut AI5nlbns brp 'SonntdBs
-.unsSSa:'
l, y, FIR oas Sabr ober s2 80 fur rfn
Wcnats.
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- auGs &c. fir Iu3ise bel panco All
Il g on 8 IN rsih0sr Nuslpab!.
. 193t3m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-13
ANNIE LEWIS, January 20.
Breach ofPromise to Marry.

Mrs Belva A. Lockwood, rs attorney for
Catherine Moore, has entered suit against
Peter j. Guigon for breach of promise to marry
and $4,000 damages. The plaintiff AYERS that
on Sunday evening September = 1870 at Lake
George. n. Y, the defendant agreed to marry
her, and the wedding was to take place in this
city so soon as they both returned and the
time for their departure was then fixed for
two week later About the Goth of September
they arrived in this city, the defendant pay
ing the travelling and incidental expenses of
the onplainGnt and her hOtel bill for one
week at the Mount Vernon House. He then
took her to his home in Uniontown, where he
had married daughter, for the purpose of
making arrangements for their approaching
marriage, She remained at his house for two
weeks, and during that time was ready aud
willing to marry him, but he refuses to com.
plete the contract, which she thinks is doing
much to damage her feelings and good name;
also her pecuniary interests, as she left her pc.
ntion at his persuasion for the purpose of mar.
ryiug him, thereby deprivng herself of the
means of providing for her own support.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-13
For Carpets go to julius Lansburgh's.
A Runnway Couple from Rlohmond. "

A Runaway Couple from Richmond, Va.
The monotOny about theCty Hall was broken
yesterday by couple from Richmond, Va.
who entered the clerk 3 office, procured mar.
riage license and then asked where the ser.
vices of clergyman could be obtained. See
ing that it was runaway couple, bont upon
matrimony, they were aided to the consumma-
ton of their purpose with all the speed posi-
BILE. They were escorted TO tho Office OF Mr..
Robinson, viii CHI is more private than the
others, to avail the coming Of the minister.
Rev. Byron Sunderland was sent for, and
that gentleman, with his usual accommodating
spirit, quickly responded.
Tho gentleman gave the name of Hiland
Trce, is about twonty-three years of age and
is employed as pressman on the Richmond
Dispatch. Tho young lady was named Ida
Lee Schenaut, and also from Richmond. but
formerly of Caroline county, Va She is
seventeen years of age, quite prepOssessing in
appearance, and evidently will become fine
looking woman. During the performance OF
tho ceremony the groom took matters very
coolly, but the bride was exceedingly nervous
and evidently felt greatly relieved when the
service was concluded
Sister Lick wood was present and chaperoned
the young lady and extended her congratula-
tlons after the knot was tied. DIR. Sunder'
land escorted the newly-wedded pair to his
residence and there furnished them with the
evidence to show the legality of the marriage
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-13

The officers of the Columbia Rifle Associa-
tion have united in signing paper denounc-
that one of the officers of the Columbia Rifle
Association has been in the habit of INDUCING
in target practice on Sundays, as a ridiculous
aud malicious falsehood "lest it may be by
some believed, to the injury of our organiza-
ton" The paper says; "No officer or mem
Der of this association has ever visited our rifle
range on Sundays for any purpose whatever,
nor have they ut that or at any other place
INDUCED in rifle practice on that day Neither
does the association permit the targets to be
used on Sunday by persons not members Of
this club, Waterman being constantly on
duty at the range to compel an observance OF
the rules Of the association in all respects
The accusation was as malicious as it was false,
and was made without the slightest founda-
ton"