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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

Fire. publication Oct Is. 1882
Probat Notice.
TERRITORY or fsAK0TA En-
Con",v of lrnion In Probate court. Il
IN tAe mrtter ~ tie sstass Of .yessis 3. DEFINITE
licensed.
To Rosetta n. Clark, Warren Dennie rnd Jee.
ale b DerRts, here Of the es,a;a Ut Je-sie =
tennis. deceased, you wifi please take noit,e
that IN the Oh day 1t November 1889. IL the
time appotn ed for the a,lministrAtorttO maze
his 0bal settlement Of sAid essstc.
Dated this 18Th das 81 DC 'ot,er A. ID 1889.
+. W. Smith. Judge OF Probate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

HANcE MURpHEY's Rathbone &
Sard Acorn Stoves are going out
rapidly. Every body that buys
them say they are the best in the
market.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

For early delivery 5000 bushels
Of barley at once.
M. w. SHEAFE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18
Obituary.

Mrs. Mary Vasser, wife of John
Vasser, VIII" died at 7:15, p. NJ, Oct
10th, 1882, Of consumption, was bor,
in Clinton county. New York, on
July 2nd. 1926, which would make
her at the time of her death death
81 years, 3 months, and 8 days old
She came to Illinois at an early day.
Thirty-sev"n years az" the day OF
her ol,sequics she was married to
John Nasser. Mrs Vasser was the
loving mother OF twelve children
ten boys and two girls. -Four boys
have preceded her to that undiscov.
cred country. Mrs. Vasser was con.
verted at the age of 10 years, and
for AZ years, nearly half century
has been modest, unassu,ning and
devoted meulbcr OF the NJ. Il. church
For the last five years of her life she
was Il great sufferer, but by faith in
God she bore all her a,llictions with
out murmur. When asked, a
short time before her death, is i,
we'll? she replied, l am ready and
willing to go.
Such characters as hers are rare
in this wicked world, and we are
sure that Mrs. Nasser has left mon.
ument in the memories of those
who were SO fortunate as to be per
sonally acquainted with her, more
enduring than marble can be.
He'll know what grief> oppressed me
When Jesus comes;
Oh. how his arms will rest me,
When Jesus comes.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

Springfield 7Emes:-Prof. &, A.
Crichet, Of SPRINGFIELD, and Miss Sada
Caldwell, of New Philadelphia, Ohio,
were married at the residence of the
brides parents in that city, ON sept
26th. The Times extends its CON
CALCULATIONS to the happy couple,
and wish them any amount of joy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

Mrs. PERMILLI RovEE, who died
at the residence of John Nassar at
4:l5, P. NJ, Oct. 18th, 1882, of apo
plexy, was born in { hatauqua coun-
ty, New York, July 22nd, 1920,
when would mrke her at the time
of her death 81 years, 2 months and
20 days old. Mrs. Bovee was the
mother of six children, five of whom
died in infancy and only one, our
respected citizen, Alison Bovee sur
wives her Mrs. Bovce has been Il
widow tor years, and mas made her
home with her SOn for a uulnbct Of
wears Mr.. fugee was converted
at the age oi II vars, and jo!ned
the VI. +. church. of winch she re-
naiuc. Il consistent and earnest
.ncmitr to the lay o; ltr death, or
"a f. Rod ot Is wears Nh@1 strick-
81. with tt,t lica, .iISfaa., her hast
words wer. A,-ou, Sarah, aNd thcn
SIC wor,,, l'>,i. tonne ana iaa} me.
II, ~ tru, tl.S wore, ana " a.. u IA,
force they come To us III tbs in
stance. Repent, believe, aud .ye
shall be saved" Peace be to her
ashes.
The double funeral, which took
| place at the NJ. +. church upon the
burial of these two aged ladirs, il
without a precedent i'll our history
and Father Miller stated chat he had
never been called upon to otlieiaLe
at like exercise. The church wa.
/ ille,i IT, oyertlowing and the nI'se
! uries were nt she most solemn ma
tur- 1t is nee Hess for us to- add
that tin. stricken relatives Of the.t
Two sal it!y Ia lies nave the tender.
est sympathy of the e.itlre co ninu
nifty.
HANcE MuRpHEY furnished The
Catholic Church in this city, with
one OF the celebrated r. z. Stewar
soft coal heating stoves, and the par
ochial residence with a cooking stove
I Teachers Examination.
| Notice is hereby given that tn
sen,i-annusl examination Of person
offering themselves rs teachers i
the public schools Of Union county
will be held at the count house il
Elk Point, OAK, on Oct. 3lst 1885,
beginning at $3.50 a. m. Candidate
will please c"me provided with pen
aud legal cap paper.
f. C.. ERIcaoN,
II Co. Sup't.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

A very fine line of Clothing and
Boots and Shoes at Rome & Wales.
VIII be sold at the b,oesf prices.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

ALPAcA, Cashmere and mohair
dress goods, al shades, for sale at
cost. &. W. lsHAas.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

ORGAN Tor sale at A. SHuRrLEFF's,
Nv. Richland, Oak.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

Mr.. Fats was declared the noM-
inee for supt. Of schools.
On motion VIM. N. vinson was
nominated BY acclamation for coun-
ty surveyor.
On motion DR.. j. G. Comfy was
nominated by acclamation for coro-
ner.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18
Good Words from Abroad.


Atthe republican caucuses in I'm
ION county last Saturday, A. o..
Ringsrud swept the county aud will
he re,,om,il,atcd TO day for register OF
deeds, a position he has most &C
ceptably filled for four years. MIR.
Ringsrud is one Of those thoroughly
capable, conscientious officials and
is justly popular in his county. The
people Of Union seem to know how
to appreciate worthy citizen.
Charley Mallahan, the veteran
editor of the Elk Point Courier, and
one Of the best fellows in Dakota
carried Union county and will b
the nominee from the first distric'
70 the next legislature. Il Is pleas
ant 70 see such old-tiners remem
bered.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

MAJ. THos. S. FREE, of Sioux
Falls, and right-of-way agent and at
torney for the Northwestern railroad
company, was in the city last week
looking after right. of-way business
for his road in our county. The
Northwestern road has finally settled
upon the line through the county.
The line starts in south OF Callope
and runs up the creek at James
Green's on up through Charley
Firms place. and leaves the cou ty
near the northwest corner, going on!
over the north line of the county
Maj. Free is very pleasant aud
agreeable gentleman to meet.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

FIRST BALLOT.
Patterson. .......................lO
Cruni Observation-Disclosures.
flanagan. ........".....,......Z
B. +. Crum then Withdrew his
name.
SECOND BALLOT,
l'a:ters' ~ ..........,.,.,........I III
Fla,iagal'. ............... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| JAS. A Su,it.. was declared the
nominee for sheriff
I On motion ballot was oreierefi
for the ronli'ation 81 treasure,
1 +. W. Smytie and Jerome Man
gan were presented for nomination..
FIRST BALLOT.
Smythe...................... .......l5
Mahgan..........". ....................Zf
Mr.. Mangan was declared the
nominee for county treasurer.
On motion T. w. Smith was NOM
mated for. probate judge by accla-
nation.
On motion q ballot was ordered
for the nomination Of county supt
1 Of schools.
FIRST BALLOT.
| w. III. III. Fate. Ills
NJ. B. Kent. Acknowledgement
j Mr.. Kent withdrew.
/ SECOND BALLOT.
Freeman. .....................
r8te. ....................... -
Mr.. Eat0 was declared the nOnl.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-10-18

HANcE MURpHEY furnished the
Catholic Church in this city, with
one OF the celebrated z. z. Stewart
soft coal heating stoves,and the par
ochial residence with a cooking stove.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29


tesssNs he aI>t ana i,,ise.i aiisaizi.l ~ -.
watson. VIA a. Wv e sesAiae e sifafssn 4.
hreassAl l.ss,se ~
Nssf Cesssait,e, tsas tAis crpsss,a.t, 4. =
qena ihet tAcse vhe hhss r,..t' {. s,...sl 40,
I ~ ARt "a ~ t''iievinS .at.rct. saa ", -.
'a,aisA snNthirz os insssr-i tstaiit< & ii...s
VA. es'.'nsanigeie iAs- a. A. cltaasa. -.
VII 1s'lS~ls tAee .a iisnre relsrt
tA>f~ ~ >,tts nrsf ,r.rltn ~ s.E4 l..
els.hns sus snsiy~.. iAza a.. ,sss 80.
q thrn
fesrttlrxr~-Wiih az srsait q snr -sr...
aavats raslc vish thesi in .ssasIae -.
FNfetN.'--iis iuiisfiansc. aa.i SO ais7t a.....
VITA -sesa,-gises.
isissarsoN ths .aasreul a..,'s tt..lis..l A..
~ plan. snd hss eii,n s.c- sss,ali
3. rsiSstl,i
~ N'sef ~ tsraa--Nlih e. ususs q sas
.ss''s ,ss' uas' base i-.,n 'ti.t' 3. sses.s
tsNn ffANrl>l-fho t...t s..... III. !. f
NA'i wi stsai te Esd fr alstss.iss
,'''i' i'.si. isfs. al fi.ai au.i fssi.s-
~ ~ Nt>e rs 49, a-. e. a..a
-. in.i ~'su ~ ass sii.s. cans .tsss7 s.
,'a tas4r q uss el-.iir.srss
ie't-iegt,i o. ASSIST -i.if~.a
hkENsSrNa-iis wa = 49,. 49,.
aaa en aaegsui fit-isi.s-. ~ ~.
fAf~a>r say tssi D. usine..r
$3.50 q iarse ttfs-s and Ysfhs4> si.... -.
s'e q swat iuifIe-i ~ flaa.s.. i. .t.
e,'1N-t.en g ,hsit csre. AMI lantt.... -.
Nhe az nei oe tae Caa,rifias l...-sss -.
sAich Ase aas Ancsn q, =. - .st.t' II,
shall h. plse,..l q, yssei,.
SS'e" etforinpiiy oass. ilrre Ste r.l.sni
,'>>,ea * ,Ais Associsiin. s..rr $500.
Ne'i sss'i.iu.ssii that tay " il.-a sait,ts nav
appropriately ~ iikrl a,, co. .l..-as.s-,-.-,
e>i'ccisly has ~ iAc ~ oi f1ssttssx-. IL -
a''i'a'tAn, On ubicA ssalc iuirrrsiu,c -,e.r,-
,A.s l'e >l'.i = hsse bfn made ihf sl-.-lrs x
= a.ta i-isr n't hstr cuasrsautast..l = ~
Without further rceurrirr Ma -. -
'',-ii>'rsts iaake llere asi,iI..I ..s.,-. - -
'riis>t lsie py.c,ic,his. ecs1h,a,s 49, a.-.-
ArrrWel ty thr Ccu,nisiss
a. ". wHrr0s. Ct.isu.a,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

~. 80 $500 E....1..
~. - FTrfl AS a. f.o1aa1..
a ~ '-rr1l. 'saF-.ss Cara "a.
tri 49, AZ ~ arrkI1.......|
l1zgser 81 = f.sr1.l.' 1 ~ -
fsug. 81 1seasll AZ - =.
fiH1tera Assor1aEna - 49, j
par. "a 90 aza.t.. 80 -
= t1iIfir.i a. go - Ir.I N..
a1r rsIrssalrl - ftr.f ..I....
ta11sSs a c-rr.
Ant - t1kl - $3.50 ~. q
ssutiou D. as.s'f - aaaa.,4 =
ii11- e rrporf s1 - $50 $3.50.
Anl 49, 80 - 80 1.r.r
- - - npeet1 = t.'..Ilr LtI
A. b s.
ASH n
&44&|1
a. a
14M..
H.-es.. x--tH -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

4 ,H4 = 80 Z IA
- - as4 Ia... -
ftsNa t1e - -
49, e. r -
- $50 - n - .k.4
At ~ = - ''-sI
4 ea'a ft1r -. 49,
go rN-le . IHs 49,
- - ~ $50 -
aelr,af - ~ -. -
~ a. q ~ sd
50 FW 80
t1ll l4rIsI .ap.. -.
~ iuFesa tIs sfn|
et @ot 4aaA So t.4r =
ta 80 asa,... 80 '
ta4 lesl1saf p -
ieIr .rrsa ua1
lIIa1=s ~ tat
em ? is.s1esI = -
t.,aeal q - efa 49,
u,telssar.
tss=1 = ~ - -.
ga ara
ief IA tr.I -
go. 1.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29


The mIHlI1ss Ct lie rrzEllIs t1Ts maetul
ware -s.li ant 1uuIiz-us1
M-- 4ilms- Chairman. mGussf 1haE -ii
lI-ues Ct a. I=9l1s Ili mana-srz II ElIltI-
Tins 1IEs Gle privilege u reI1g members 2.
-ilis gsssf.I.Ii1GH- CI--lisii
Ar- Z L.- iilHas draw atuznrliu -l tie Iri-
l1-lGu Liar lat bean szrsuli.fi -- mem y lf1s
hGles1Y- ann suggested tlIaE IN .lss 1f auF
rslIlsI-ia leInc .sI-lHi ilr 1n -ias 1ccIsiIu ITr
A. : Ear--re- he IlpGi-usst Cd reply Eliersn1.
Carried
Aszass- l. ? l.sals- :. L. 4 lsilir 4lf J. q.
iHi-i'-z we're EEpumnat -ummIr1sa Cd I1uiF
1lr lie aH's az 1ls AruGrT 4s Z Mora s1irIhl-s
rgaHI u whilil a iniG 6Iru-s mseEurs-
Mr- Aims Chairman Il tie EzzsaI-IEs
ganmIi1sfs- SINH rla1 n rs1i @ finds -i,sF-
-lE 1en1sFs II Els E-ss.iIrrs Clu1slliz-ls,- lad
lsE-zsst q ElFs SIS sacI t.rva--iz iizErs.si-1,r
lrzas11 --lsssilfI.zs and rsslmma1r 1i1z al.
lie meEuiieEa IL Ilszxise-
NJ " D smith mHvzss r5IIE rI,fs rsuur- h
I.EEpCsit zaf lIlt IN tiia -Ifss f,r f1--I-s cgs.
zGzrz6sn- Ca-rift
The IaHIsia-1nu lien rsslIrrIef 1Eeir iiscsls-
En en- lie LalHr Rzuar-
M " o. smith sssslst WINK 1ii,i,.r.ssr,1
Planters have q FsruI..Iezs
Ar E'IE7-iiaE-tE cnnziIiersf them ia zzuen-
sEs-
H . y AriElG 4alis ae essnEi:srzss Eas.u1 a
E-ry alG=air7iiiz giasH. When 4zE rzizaElz
E1rE Vaa % ns l-ze, virinaz tas sslveril7-
1sslitisnLE II iIlla- he hai 6srluf rar -,iIlf l.,
E=ilsIzl y Geprnnest Ipnn- In IL. n1arusr II
zraalInE cane 4 >GuE1 sea Island zrzuau VIA
-sEIal d PIrrlI EI.sss- AM .ulv aue-ysif-F If
ne EXPENSE "A mi la1gr.rz thev Al. rad
aHr al zzr-ie dlEsrs aisF 1-z .r-lei AM
1lhlnnan- Il lad lss,L lisu az -sz.T1Hrsrz.
ami az 1Euez ie fir az tln1-i lie x1Hif i've
~ iIs Bia1r1sIgG rzller zIaa see s.esr en-
'zlEsf.si sr1ziFT n ANNALS he xsuif Fsfs =
~ HlHEdGa- 4 RdrnHrnsze Il il1fsiiilEszr. fur
liz Il Eriiei- The Aew 6srrriEies Fes.rls ssss1--
q q he d1cilsss qEIs.iE ami Gezirzhis siszs Il
aaarszs- The Chinese xsrs r1af .I1il-fr.zs-,7.
lsin mi hands, aHE N Es1E IA rszmsssrs
N 11e WhGie le canEi6sr=f Eiem tie ulrHr
fzzi-11ls -zaa Il laaarzrz.
IL y Il 6llisg sz.d Ee w1ai.. Ike . ~
szz-z Laisrrr lzE E,5m vaaE Ee isarnr wien
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

$500 - A.N1N. !
IT, ts-hr..I .
~ $500 a. fsas =
B - 1880 -
an44 - r..l..
ieie-se.a
e fassass.
81 ersrarf 81 49,. -
fsrsir - sslaIIf - :.
tirlase slal t.rr 49,.
sea r'41al- sT =.
euF 81 sar.aa 49, -
In 49, ssse lss 49,
rscllef e. ~ ~
AS Er.
RI ga .aIl -rrl :. ...
d r.a.ect Il a. -.
aarf tilH
n - aaal
~ ef o
lutlH -alf Ir. 49,
r1r a. -.
arsasr "a o. -
tFlar a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

Io1z c1z4z-lEtse 4zpsn9 laf< z1d izterehanasi
sisrs n tie s1bjesf relssTsd 10 fhes1, fhiuk L
.igi.ahss Hot . sfseaFt zazAing fan report %
q Leb1E All ne Reciprocity Tsetzy shSald
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

Aiihousi The sioulae aud iIris eassf ss.i-..a
ting pans hass come ilt0 use % ttssi I.i.1as
only within The Last ir0 ysars ~ d.rfn eserr
one undersianJs the graaf soonatav u 49,. s.
their zse- The alYantaee q .his ara.r "a. sr--
the Opea eF4porzt0rr nav D. b~irs5 "a, - o..
kifst. l1s Igies i ssaporziad alfh hon -
70 Is the am0lnf q sieaia rs,l5srss Ia a. ar~.
eFaporztoE-
Send The staporafisa ieiae lL,ns a
On te.1peTzturs. the i1ics + nst discsi5r-L =
II h - = certain degree in az o1<n esapsr.t,r.
he mi eoss q triple ehe-i aTFar1sas ok.
pay. can very soon caicnlate hon nsurh H. vi
gam b saving from - = IS u Ne s1sl re-s..
81 y MAKE stezIa - eonce1frate kis iuiee
There i sarae ehoses between H. ilasr~.f
styles d the double and iripie e1e-i pan.. ~
those n ase n Hawaiian milis. IL Amnica.
made pa1s. have soI1s points a sisautaers assl
thoee q Eugii.h make. In tis pans - ~ Tax
lisA alpar1tls the spaos above sks arzBs l. 80
large eiough. - fi1z, The iuies vii frsqzrn1Iy
Aoii oser 4 nlf rssy csrsf1ly ustclaai. IL a.
Araeriezz -Pparzfas max b Desley Il "a. -
spacs -boFs IL ste-1 trnm i EsTy hIeL. a1.l -.
aids thai tie yapoE = t4ken "a fr1ra ~ hicte.t
point. and Nth fhe pateht arsFaEssseni IL ~
iep, ior catching ard FsfsrniEsg 50, ossrii,s ne
ii-i.litJ a ipes iioIn l1liag a7er y rles'l %
Aaininlr-
ses1e qzestions have 1sea ssleI 80. fAe
ioini . IL fu11laess in zti1 ~ fIF-sa = bgr--
81 ret. ~ - i assigcs E11al ~ rolls Al sc-.-
eurrte desenptisn a fhett f1rAaee. 41a1t efli
= gwen xishsnf Ne ~ 4 Bae9zh.s - sczle
posnts VI S<ihsfs b - isss<ss,A shfiiFarc<
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

-. - ..
F--.-
80 -
.-tr -.
49, 49,.
- y
.--H.. ~ - J..
Tr----i.55.- i.
4.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

~ n MHN.N.N.
N'''H -i>i- ~
,-,,,,,,,,t,.
- ts%'Fs
.a ~ H'Aii,.i ii-ns a. o. dt-i-,,lI o. csa.
i.''te pa i't tsfu able &C. ca'isei a. ftrfs asa
~, Y Nea's o. st-ira-t. o. Is.ef i-rllrr d.
- r. ~ i'.ii.s,l~ Pig ri. F1r- re- -
t -A'-tt e. n.'-.it1af1 W ',s
-.t~,fs'> Nliea r-sses nav 80 surrtr 81
.-''.,--. p aiit iiF,siill.l'r fl ttr ~tft II. f.r
= llai.se -s % uH.st u.'titr -.
- N'-' o. si'-ts fl ---ca.a-lr ref 'a..-
Us u, alreair- a.i1ily r'ili,ri g tts. a.as
~ ,> -t. N .i 20 o. rll- 81
Ha Na-,iii,i,ial trr1IEuF kar
-al " it,i.is 90 sa1lr 81. ttrsc ialrlrei r.sa.a
VS. 'l-- ini.r SLAMS. We i.els
pm i'--A Pr --fala- -.ia-s-l.at
r1-a-.s. rt.rr,-..
rr -..f $500 r...r
ias t.-.f .s..., L. -. -. F.,
.fe.. rs.-.-....- r.
r.. r.-. - ..,.-.. 4, ~.
dr.- -s.-. ~ -
...-t. .--t 81. ~.
~.
t.-.f -,.-. ,. l.
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i-.- r., r. ~. f--..f r.,... s.. r..-.-...
s. -f,- rs 49,. ........-.
,-,s 1-r-s-ti., II ~
$500
u, ~
.r
r
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i--.'. ll' ~ . arai
-'-> ;, .N o. c- t a.aalrr. -tr
~ En- WASH F.u
-. i-i,' i-, i -er ua uai.ti tt
81 i' % 'a @ A
- t- % 1t-- a tlsh..e.
y --..' t-tt az n nt i-,.a taar can al-a
- i'-i-- 1l in la- {,
t- @ aa'r e-
esq RESINS en- te
INV r,'l IN l.. ~. r-
tha amount ~ ---i.t--s ,-.r....-...
after rrust-.- r.i-i.i.... . ..,--...- u .-.t -
frou- she rcii.. .ir,irs .r t-.---.-si- ~ - -
ing a-ain. rha iass IL -re..,.. Nh b. .r..-..-~.
~ moisture O. t. ...-.-t-4--r r.r . ~.
Tlr. tAa t-.,h f-.r IL. W d 80. ~
louri O. 1,utaiu :, 49, ..-t u -.-a..,-- +.
othsr vr.-l- f7,-, 7i.l rb. II ~. I'd r.'.r.
uere ut-a5urf. sr7 u ~. $500. -r r.
u.oi.-ur.. ari b.. r.. Az ..sl 49, ~
rr...-- r.Ir.. crush 49,. j ...
Is +. tins E -.s-.t. 49, -. II
I, --.,,-, 49, -.
1it fhrr--b h i .-i,.-- -5,-,. 49,. ~. II, 49,.
an. II ~ 80. -.
.,vr .,-,.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

u ~ peel i.iei % ~ llIers-1s q -u1- l.1s-
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collecting IN rle elaridlr. b. materially r..iil.i
~ tie uze & Fsry fne iiiee stzallers. d. ane
In-tlucs change uas al.-,i4 ilall a sfrs-rar e
sheet copper with h'i.fs cle-esgtfl ~ an lrat
90 diauieier-f q strliaeE 4 e1uler uirr rirtt
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ned uas siE ri1les .le anolut 1f-l1f iu a.
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Upon noting tia. flef. III stssissr a IT, .ll ~.
Eas cha1esi- AMI iL- .suie r,,,iits were ctrsiuef
- iu fhe new mill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-03-29

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
 LOST HEX HONOR

| lle Wrir ut rural lns,,tt. ui the ,,e.,,e souEh, the attorney gene'al oi Ailanssn the "ther ia, and >a.d
 s' have tom. tn ask your ad,,.r in fe- g,rd to the title [" pte' et property hope that you ~iii s,mpathisc @uh me. to, laa, III, hono the n,hcr day '
 Lost !, ,nut honof said thc uialne, general ,u ,o,,e that smas Led ot ihc uutmeg gta'c'
 es s,t
 Then madam Nhi .io ,ou have Ih~ i,opudcn,c ,o 'onsul' ine ,ha,i, anything \ omen ,i,o lose thctt homo, aie dcser, -...y- ..i -e4.-Allic licalcnil.il. nom etair afl cal un ,ctl tsis} and nope you aiit .ssiiee me
 know that ,, w.dt,,. las indeed iitle sympaihy sad ite eoman tn sorrow. fui .o0r r was ne' my fault ihsi Ioss in, tonni lpal.io'' help f, Load knosss <. sh I lad hUf ba aga5u
 il..d ~ho la. !
 M, m honor ite judge ~i,o Jie,E thc oihr, day ''h sp e'ee ! lost him 1 ,ia in need Di ' cnd.
 Madam hope yon atli eA.uae ms ! ,id an, undcfst,od you hea you sf,nks oi I,,siiif saat honor VI ,he indgs t dead.
 3es. his honor $ gone. 1 don't be I4r4e that etli ever rdoAei from the sho k ellhet And ihsi ropd foi -ao,h,nR i ls.ll.ngs 4 ho ptsanlsed to mary me the o,hst da, has lef ihe soani,y. A peoi W.dau ha, a hand iirne ie' Inr lris you. 4nu are lna,ried, snppose ~eii, nos as to il,r land hang that Bilitags and she t,.gau i,, ,ittn1s ,a iie lps. of the atiofnes general upsnion
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26
SS@ WALKED.
70 oTs.,k

Ihal butter came from ,he north, sad iiae lsndl.i, oi al .ArkAns.ass i,oafd- ing house. doai use the common butter oi ,hls country m my iaLle. All of my butter eosacs from 4 distance.
 Does t walk / askrd 4 boafdrr
 a hat did you sas, ssr
 -! ak :is.>s snnr butter AAik in nak- ..., ;.-- ;..-- ; ;--..-"~.
 NO. .u. sad ,he Lady with s~ee' sad. sfniie. but hope that you an ~alk,r and she opened the door.
 Why madam. have pa'd yon three week in advance"
 -it make no difference. Soman who insal,s my bn,ief can rernain under ny roof. You fi,rsed sftir my daughter and abused my husband, and took il all in good pzrs. bu,. ST. ss you haze passed the lini, oi my endurance, leave ihss place"
 Madam, feeling that 1 aH ou'nnm- bered, III leave. Il .s moi in your power to put me out, and bu, Sof the fatt that you might call your msscniaDe ffscnd theze,. poinsing to the butter, " I'd con ess the matter. bus zs t is. surrender. Good day.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26

me about his rooster. won't he. and Fl tell him ,ha, you killed my chicken when Nr Potmeycr was here. won, l =
 Don, talk. son. II wlll make yon worse"
 How worse: Will die sooner
 Yes. sobbed Mir. Malk.,le.
 II die sooner I'll git to heaven sooner. When you won, talk you are afraid i'll make you worse. ain'; YOU Is the l'rodigal sor 's tat calf in heaven
 The turn oi ,he night has come and he's verH much improved sad the doc. tor. don, ,hink you have any further use for me. He'll be up Tn day or i"o.
 Mir. Mulkittle seized the doctors hand and shook il warmly. and Mrs. Nulki,tle thanked the Lord n tender accents and tears.
 The ram had ceased to beat againsi the windows. the COW had gone and the s,a- blc door was quiet.