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Ask druggists for Rough on Rats 1t clears out
rats, MICE bedbugs, reaches, vermin, flies ants in
sects- l5c per box.
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On long time, at per cent interest, on well i'm
proved Farmsin DOnipban County. Kansas. Apply to
juneai. X. X. SroUT. Troy, Kansas.
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WHY WILL YOU cough, when shilohs Cure, will
give you immediate relief Price 10 cts, 50 cts,
aud 81
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-24

An opera house drop curtain, perfectly new. 10
feet long. IL feet wide, painted with a beautiful
scene. Call on Henry Moore, Troy. Kansas.
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For sale.

e lsdy's black collar. found two miles and a
half northeast of Troy, be had by calling at the
Chief Office.
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q Thousands have used kcndaIrs SPAWN Cure
for rheumatism. after all other remedies had failed
and have experienced instant relief Read advt.
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II Archibald II. X. Calvin and Miss Martha
Walker, Of this County. married. at st, Joseph,
on Thursday morning of last week
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SHILOHS CURE will immediately relieve Group,
whoopng Cough, and Bronchitis.
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II DIR. Seneca Quincy was in. this week, from
his home in Washington County. III all the old
Doniphan County citizens scattered through Kan
would como hack home. the County would have
about ., 900 population.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-24

"HACKMETACK,- lasting and fragrant per
furne. Price IS and 80 cents.
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SHILoH'S CATARRH BENEDY-a positive eui
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Canker Mouth.
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u Farmers can now depend upon getting their
grinding done promptly, at the Severance Mills.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-24

~ New Goods at LELAND'S. New
styles Dress Goods, and cheaper than
ever
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r. Gundlsch's fierce feed Grain Drill gives the
best satisfaction, wherever used. For particulars,
apply to J. Schletzbauni Doniphsn, Kas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-24

n Our old correspondent, .Mordecai,- favored
us with cali, Monday afternoon.
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u The grass on the Fair Grounds was bought
by DR.. Reedsr, for 80. This is the highest price
ever obtained for the grass on these grounds
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Apple and Peach Parcr..

The best and cheapest ever invented. Call on
y. N. PARKKR,
Nv. Banner Mills, Troy.
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pon,puaS COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge d Judicial DistTict-DAvD AAETN
Comfy C0mmissioners-R. T. SHUIskI. CrKus LS1i
ia LIKES FETTEK.
Sheriff-F e. BAILEY
Clerk Of District COuf-F. J. CJesE
Tr,a.xrer-SANUEL n. JOHNSON.
County Cisrk-D W. AoEsE
County AttGrney-THoHLs w HEAIl1i'
Pr,h,i. Juder-JoHS r. wHsoz.
R-,i,ter az I.-.ls-EKssNUB =. DIXON.
snnrrint.adent Of Public Instruction-H. T. SHkSkH
SurveyOr-CHIRLHs CoREtsIEK-
C.roner-DK RoHEn s. DTysNoKs
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l.ssit.s~ Notes.


o,ea'sr interest," ~ tsfrn' TINS week, than ever
NJ 're iho'''u'e' rf"is- movies anu Nihhrt are
growing more ana mofe worthy "i the names they
o'A' every aay' WINE 100 mneh praise can not %
oes'""eu On our Nonhs SUPERINTENDENT Tor MS FL
i"r'' 70 MAKE the ihstitu'e success
Nearly all the school. IN the Comfy arc taken
''''Ai sofAnsa 'raehe's nave oseh ''''ns 10 take
y, ".eue" WHO arc "'"Ass iouna NJ
''''h"s "ui Aeeu'"'es. y! ruhh'ns at"una thc eoon
~ lying 70 s'are >e""',-' ".e" rsnuy oeiong 70
No """ 'arn'- .esi@eiis ~. inc pro
,.'-"" VI ''a'n''s' on. IN s"~' e'e'' instance
'"! n~,. s'' "."."eis ''"'
~ - De>ei "e'i'"e '"o non'i VI
"s 1850 - '.' % rue Veterans as was ih'er
P1 y o'e VI '"e ''''"s IN 'ur no'es' lA''
g. - I 81, ~ year
my VIC"
""" ."e' nav 'AI'en >" iAi oehi"u 'ne
."a. 'ue' VIII 40 wen 'hs year, 70 se'A srAue
wv ceruneate' Inc superintendent says no ono
shall teach, this coming wear, unrrs he holds a GER
,;s..,. aud III, IN l., -. ..,,;e..,.
"s '"a' u" "''' "''' VIC s'A"''u oei''ies'e
unlees he stands examination. the rest Of the
Teacher. do a., tho. clio. ., .,,;, q, ~. ,...h.
= - "
ers OF many years sfnbdipg but who have always
bummed their certificates or taught without. vould
better look little out
The Institute will hold n sociabe st the Netholi.t
c,,,uu,, -, 11.,,...;. -, n. an -
Nhurch' on ihursuay evening, august Sist All the
teachers and the frru,s Of t.yebers are In
l. NJ, a. /,
oe PiesehI oeioN IL ese P'"Srah"e, ar Afrangei
for the occasion:
u,.;.-on.-,.,,.
- S"Hieeuo'
:. Sautatory; Prof. Knowles.
4 p..;,..;. .s., ..:. H.. ~ IL r
o. hoe"h' SotArrs Se'uhS NTH iaa if'c!'
4. Song lguitarI; J. J. Baker.
r T,.., .. a.. I.,;... p-.f N;,,...
" ~ ' '
b. Responset Eliza Johnston.
: D,., m. W.. 81 NJ. No..
=
o. Toast TO the gentlemen; Ella Mchcrnan.
O. Respop.e. T. n Martin
III. Mnsic-Solo; Dr. Dinsmorc
II Recitation ..De.th Doop,ed - Gecrps R.II-
m
II. history OF the Donphsn county NORMAL ihsti-
tute: ~ L. Edwards
=, =,
10 MUSIC
a. Recitation: T. H. Marshall
* v.,-.,.-. " D--,
~ '"c'"'!i N"fa Duhfe"S'
TO- Nnsic-Quartette.
p,Io,- -. .,,.,j ,t,. ,,.,,,.. ~ ,to.. ....lt-I
-ft ~ ~ " ~ sn'"'ie".
Nora Duneavy Ella Mckernsn
Mary Rawlings Leona sullivan
Clem khpPel VIM Erskinc
z %. Henshau A. l. Perry
Mary Kotsch Ida Eledge
Lizzie Elledge Mabel Burkhater
Maggie klippel J. j. Baker
joe Andrews Geo Metz
I. b. Marshall sam Smith
A j. May A Hawkins
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ARE YOU MADE Miserable by indigestion, Con
stipation dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow skin
Shiloh's yitalizer is positive cure.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of Bourbon, Ind,
says both myself and wife owe our lives to Shi-
loh'. Consumption Cure
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" Phi. N. Gundlachs patent Grain Drill. sol,
by Joe Schletzbaum, Doniphan, Kansas.
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VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing 20 borrow
money Sfah-s
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II As party living south of Troy were passing
through town, Friday evening, on their way from
Eagle Springs, horse attached to E. n. Watkins
buggy became fractions, and commenced kicking.
A lady guest of Mr.. Watkins kicked on both an
kle. infiicting painful bruises
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-08-24

Large stock of Boots and Shoes, Just
received, at Leland's
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Apples and Peaches wanted.
The highest market price will be paid for eating
and cooking apples and peaches, by
JoHS JAEGER,
West side Public Square, Troy, Kansas
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~ PlOws and Cultivators at Leland's.
at st. Joe prices,
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Troy L-lge No A Y and A NJ, meets in their Hail
srst Monday IN zach NINTH brro full and second
o"''N' ALBERT PERRY, W. NJ.
u. c. SINCLAIR Sec.
Troy Chaptsr No &C. T. A NJ, hold their meetings on
The RT-t Monday after full moon. . -
JAMES d. WILLIAMSON, II. +.
II. C. SINCLAIR, SEC.
watI,rt,s I<dse No G. A. r. & A. NJ, meets at their
Hall every SATURDAY before the full moon and every
two weeks thereafter Visiting brethren cordially IN
lisd Ia attend. ,. HAlIhr W. NJ
G. PuIgIEK Ser.
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~, an wanting good -four, should get the Sever
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Largest stock of Fruit Jars in Severance, and
at lowest prices, at J. A. Campbers. 2iaurIv
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n Samuel Ettinger, A. g. sanborn, X. p. ZuLer
and r. $. J. Wise, railway postal clerks, running
between ST. Joseph and Grand Island, Nebraska,
have been promoted from the grade Of second class
cerkships, the grade Of thirdela.s and their saa
ries increased from 900 to 81 Oo0
9rr- whole shoal Of Western Congressmen ar,
likely to be left at home in consequence Of their sue
port of the river and harbor steal.-N Y Star
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cowen have them. iauS' "e'ruih "
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
LANES H. HATES IL Park Row, New York
q NJ PETTENGILL 4 CO. 81 Park Row New York
RoWELL & CHESMAN. ST Louis No.
THIS PAPER NAY Be found "p S Gle a. ss2r
ding Burrau no Spruce where adyertisining con
.-acts NAV he made for Il IN NEW YORK.
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Al low rates, on long time. n. PRIcE,
2iIunes0. Troy, Kansas.
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Wholesale Department on the second and third
floors and basement.
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8. O. o. Y.

rrov City Lodge No y meets every Saturday night at
Al FeloH- Hall over Bod-rs Bank All members OF the
fder arc cordially invited 10 attend ,-,, a, -
Nm FksKfxE r. SEC.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20
Highly Complimentary.

41IkAly complimentary.
The following letter from the at
torney general to General Campbell.
United States attorney for Dakota,
explains a matter OF public interest:
Department OF Justice, Washing
ton, d. G., October n. 1SS2.--liugh
J. Campbell, Esq.-Sir: As you
have shown remarkable industry
and zeal in the Investigation OF these
frauds and in the preparation and
trial Of these Gases in Dakota, de-
sire that YOU shall be associated
with Mr.. Bliss, the United States at
torney ut st. Louis, in the further
trial Of the causes there. MIR. Bliss,
VI course, will lead in the caser, as
this il due him because Of the fact
that they will he tried ia his dis
trict, but | desire, as a compliments
to you and as a mark of my conf
dence because Of the ability and
earnestness with which you have
tried the cases heretofore, that you
should go to st. Louis and assist
Mr.. Bliss in the trials which | have
directed there. | will further add,
that / have directed you to aid Mr..
Bliss because you have a personal
knowledge Of the details Of the cases
that will be Of great value in their
trial. / am,
BENJAMIN HARRISON BREWSTER,
Attorney General
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20

Thomss Murphy, January 1884.
Charles johnson, March 1883.
VIM. w. Brooks, June 1883.
Phillip H. Smith, May 1888.
John Fosco, December 1884.
Joseph Bradley, August, 1885.
John Olson Christsig' Feb. 1884.
Samuel Irvine, May 1883.
Emory NJ. Stone, March 1883.
Charles Dougi,erty, May 1853.
Geo. B. Case, May 1886.
George Brady, February, 1883.
Frank H. King, July 1890.
Geo. w. Latham, April 1883.
Chas. w. Cotton, July 1883.
John C.. Botelainy, May 1883.
Charles Knoll, July 1886.
Frank Koves. February 1885.
John Davis, September 1883.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20

timber culture laws. Mr.. Fessen-
AN ssks M. Conger 70 have the
nm % changed inst the applicants
III timber culture entries will be
compelled 10 come 70 the land Office
in person and make his o. her afi-
davis. Tie timber culture act is q
NY vine ole, but certainly some
measures should be taken % pre-
want tIs fraudulent transactions
which sorne land agents are con-
stautly engaged ii under its provi-
Visions.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20
let pubiitati"n Nov. q. 1882.
NOTICE.

LAxD OvrIcE sr Ysakfan n. r Nov IA. 1889.
Notice IL hereby CIV. u that the oi'avin,- nam
I'd scp er ha. fied Eaticc of ms mention 70
mste fin proof In cap orr of h'- claim. and that
Hald proof vii, be made before clerk Ii,trict
Court linton q. u. r ~ rik Point. he conniy
seat. IN saturday. Dec y 1899, ~ y. m VII:
Reuben =. Hsr.tng. hom.eresd M. 1885. Tor The
nv mex ~ and ~ -es 2i-6 ~.
He nsnirs he following sitnes-es 10 prove bile
Continuous residence upnn. aud caliivaiiO ~.
laid land viz: Eiizs WEED John VAsser, vii,
her l. VssseT, AisOi, Envee. all II Elk Point,
d. I. u. A. WErrgR. Regisser.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20
4 Georgia Editor On EARLY
Marriages.

Rising Fawn, Ga, Gasstte: Nine
tenths of the unhappy marriages
are the result Of green human calves
being allowed to run at large il the
society pasture without any yoker
on them. They marry and have
children before they 10 n"ustaches;
they arc fathers Of twins before they
are prcprietors .! two pairs Of pants
ard the little girls they marry =
old women before they are twenty
years old. Occasionally y 81
these gosling marriages turns out
we'll, but il il ! clear case Of luck.
|If fhsse NJ ! law against young
galosts sparkling and marrying BE-
fire they have cut all their teeth, we
suppose The little cusscs would
evade it ia pm why, but there
ought TO be 4 sentiment against it.
II is time enough for these bantams
to tliuk Of finding q pullet when
they have raised money enough TO
buy q bundle Of lathes to build a
hen-house. But they e a girl who
looks cunning, and they are afraid
there is not going 10 be girls enough
to 20 around, and then they begin
10 &C. IN their work real spry; and
before they are aware Of the sancity
Of the marriage relation, they arc
hitched for life, and before they OWE
4 cookstove or a bedstead, they aave
to get up in the night and go for
doctor, 80 frightened that they run
themselves out Of breath and abuse
the doctor because he doesn't run
too, and when the doctor gets there,
there is not linen enough in the
house to wrap up . doll baby.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20

Pespk won't care much about pur-
chasing their cream Of tassar in New
York. neoentIy q number Of New
York gIocers 3 convicted and
fined ei0o each for adulterating
their c1ean Of tartar with ground
gypsnsu. Men who ndultesste srti-
SnOffsod and produce disease de-
ssrve Sae penitentiary. Il sillcome
Acthat IN. I awhile. A thief il All
ihsnsst man by the side IT he s'nar,
4oyocer and manufacturer who drug
sand polaon their goods with CHEAP
ingredients for the sahesd making a
feW dollars more each day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20
LAND OFFICE At YAxxros D. r.

Ter Is. I'M n
Notice II hefebr given that The following No.
ed settler h = died no,iee Of hts intention 70
make HnRl pfo0f IN supnori VI Tie Claim. and
,hai said pfeor will b. made before CLERK ~ III
rict corr. Enion 20 u r.. At Elk t'oiDf, the
co. MY rcat. on Saturday. Feb ,. 1873 10 9. M.
viz: Minute Trei~v homestead No 6J02 for the
nwts str3 ~ n ~ She namee the following
witnesses TO prove her continuous residence upon
and cultivation, Of said land. viz. Augart Lnd-
wig ofCaili pc Iowa and Martin t.. Wshrow. j.
W. aedgwick and A u. Stoel II Akron lows,
GA. NEIrsK, Registev.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20

The Coyote seemed TO be dissat's.
fsdswilh everything last week. All
~ editoi;sl page b one continual
complaint. II snapped at Ray.
monds $1,000 majority, growled at
ne democratic bosses, swears At the
national courtesy exsended to the
encouragement Of Canada, whines
about Gev. Ordway. Pettigrew and
Delegate Raymond, censures the
YanktOn Art Loan and cries over
ne little boom Of Oscar Wilde and
Mn. IAngtry. Poor fellow, ne
i Ia ! bad way.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20

A Washington telegram says;
Gen. Harrison Alien, United States
marshal for Dakota territory II i,
the city. He II here with the Dako-
L delesatiosdn the interests Of the
division u the territory and the
adnsissioa Of southern Dakota
i ! site. Ssnator Mitchell, IN
referring u the matter, declared with
some warmth that it ought to b.
dons. He had personal knowledge
n Abe condition Of Dakota, having
spent ! god portion Of the past
summer there. The people were
Gocking there By thousands. The
census had not touched the case
The lacrosse was beyond all com
paxis0n.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20

GEORGE Brown has been advertls-
III NJ RATS FOR several days past
mi Il Was generally supposed he
wanted them FIR = lunch he pro-
p0sesi - servo up during the holi-
daya Hut that wasn't his object.
,He hasa ri terrier which required
shsesking md the rats were for that
,nurpose. He secured eight lively
lslloss and night before last they
Nsso turned loose in = small room
S267IIe doe. The adience was III
amounted "a chairs and tables, ex.
espting one treatment citizen who
xcornsA the sdvioe Of his frieadi
ana said ~ wasn't afraid Of the
xhDls pack and would hold his pc
ot1ipn 81 the door. The scriinmag'
herAa md ~ nts were getting TIN
xuss& az ~ Orc ~eagacious roden
a etening up the pantaloon'
~ prominent citizen on tn
oora M made ior i, and secured
oc1 hiding plsce before the promi
nsnf oitizen realised his danger. !
nid thers ~ some lively walk
aipsrd when Tie climax was reach
MDrHsf lrATA ~
"a end y none of the spectator
Noald - down y render assistance
rs hsll 4 III hi own w&y. Fo
abont ave minutes il was hard !
IN which would como out ahead
but Ire prominent citizen 6nall
1ook 81 HI pants and emptied then
IA ~ ~ ended. he has lost d
ntesestin exhibitions Of this nature
= q.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20

TRANSFER OF CONv1OTS.

press 4 Dakotsian.

Press b Dakotsian.
Sheriff Baker, who returned last
night from the Detroit house Of cor
rection, via the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary, gives an account Of the renew
al Of a squad of Dakota convicts
fresn the Detroit reformatory instl-
tuition to Dakota's new penitentiary.
There:werc twenty-nine prisoners ~
the squad, all under charge OF depu-
~ Warden Koehler and a corps OF
assistants consisting of of Sheriff
Baker of Yankton county; Sheriff
Dixonof Minnehaha county; Sheriff
Dixon Of Lincoln county; Sheriff
Clark Of Moody county; Sheriff
Rovee Of Union county and . mai
from Detroit named Ewers. Ivy"
Of the Dokota pententiary commits.
sloners, Booth and Brown, accom-
panied the party and had the gener
al direction Of the affairs OF the ex
petition. They left detroit in u
special car Monday morning, and
ran through to Chicago without
change. There they were compelled
to tramp from II depot to another
and on their line Of n,"rch were at
tended by a detachment OF Chicago
police. Another special car was was
obtained over the Milwaukee road,
and this brought them through 7,
Sioux Falls, which place was reach
pd at three O'clock Wednesday
morning. The prisoners behaves
themselves well on the read. and the
only marked unpleasant feature q
the journey ri the extreme cold
weather. or course there is nothing
particularly pleasant about a trip O
that sort, but most Of the ofiicia
part Of the crowd was accustomed
t. such work and were prepared t
take things as they came. Their
squad was safely lodged within thu
walls Of Dakota's p%enitentiary ant
this the beginning Of active opera
tions It this reformatory institution
The building il in excellent condi
ton for the reception Of convicts
There are thirty three more to b
brought from Detroit, belonging =
the territory. and perhaps twice tina
number which will 60 into the Unit
ed States end Of the ~penitentiar.
when il is completed and the gov
eminent il ready for the move
Most Of the conyicts brough
this trip arc in for short term
and there are several yet .
the the Detroit house Of correctio
whose periods Of imprisonment Al
near IN end who will be pardone
!. cd out by the governor. In I'll
squad just transferred, none al
from Yankton. They will CON
later with the other detachment.
The list Of the twenty-nine is
: follows. which also gives the date I
which the sentences will expire aftt
|, giving 10 each prisoner the time i
may earn BY good behaviorif he 70
feits none If it. The reductio
|, which . convict may earn by goo
behavior ranges between sixteen an
fifty per cent, according to II
length Of sentence.
Charles w. Hunt, April 1887.
James Stanton, March 1888.
III Charles Cross. March 1889.
I Flank Hsrria, November 1898.
4 Charles Eohwahn. January 1854.
\ Aa1usl echwahu, January i884
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20
Fire. PAS e.nl Nov. 80, 1852.
MHica.

dAsn oyy,cs ! YAs4rox D.. =, Nov = 1882.
Notice 10 herct gN3p that the follow ing
named setiier has lied Jot,ce ~ HE intention to
make an tprrf ~ "a bort " his claim, snd
thai aid proof Viii NJ made hefose Clerk Oist.
CoGr' Union 20 II. r al Elk PD'a'. the county
sea- Wednesday Jan ; 1854, II" . M. viz: Frank
lin Wade bnnIe-tesd ioss! for the ~ SwA IA
sen -e& Is nes rex 70 70 80 dc nance me
foi pswiH " incrses IL prnve his continuous re-
,ide..cs upon and cultivation ol, es,a and. yiz:
Martin Noes. . m ri, and Wm Is Hazen of
spink ID. E.. and A. y. R,aassId ~ Elk Poimt ID,
r. GA WfrTrR, Register.
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Money to Loan.

| have plenty Of money to loan
on Reas Estate in Union and Clay
counties ON three or five years time
at a low rate Of interest.
nj. B. KENT.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20

HANcE MuRrHEY keeps the lars
est stock Of Agricultural Imple-
ments 4 Hardware ever in Elk
Point.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20

This is q prosperous year for
farmers, merchants and mechanics,
and during the holiday season
many fine and costly presents will
given away, and Will H. Beck, tn
Sioux City Jeweler, has stocked his
establishment with a line Of good
OF this kind that will dazzle the eyes
Of . prince.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-12-20
Yankton College.

First term opens October 4, 1882
Collegiate and preparatory Depart
ments for both sexes. Address.
Prot. w. NJ. BRISTOL, Principal OF
Preparatory department, or Joseph
Ward, President Board Of Trustees.