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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

s.s"BErTxR be wise by the misfortunes
NJ others than by your own" Take warning
in time. Avoid qusck nostrumS BY which
,bonsands annually perish. Use only
s,ch remedies as are demonstrated above
Snsnicion, foremost among which is Kidney
Wort 70 torpid liver, bowels or Kidneys
No other remedy equals it, 1t is sold m
10Th dry and liquid form by all drugSisls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

w.suSeros, January Il, For me
rain or snow, followed by clear. nass.
and colder westerly winds, high, ~
ure. Id
For Lower Lake Region, colder D."
rarity cloudy weather with rain or snow,
aindsm mostly westerly, higher pressure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

WhsslIno and Elm Grove RalIIses,
az AND AyTKS H0SDMs, A. n
.dSoys rsirfosd WIN run . felloy. ssfOS
can leavfng The city,
DSv0th arSsta, and 6tammt ~ ~
Can % and fromfs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

This was, without comment or debate,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-09-12
First publicssioa Aug. y. isSsl
Sheriff Sale.

- = u pa.sr. 4h Ssde'. iHS
John Brennan. Assignee Of
Richard Connolly,
Hie, H.s.sr. cssner,ne Hunter
and VIM. B. fAuss.
Notice u hereby given that By vlrtuc Of Ger
tain decree and Judgment Of foreclosure IN the
Dissrict Court Of Union county, Dakota. render
81 q . regular term Of SAID court hetd q the
court hUase IN the city Of Xix PUNT, Dakota, ON
The 1lth day Of December. 1871 ordering the .ale
Of certain preinieer hercihafier described which
eaid ju0gment was rendered In favor % Richard
Connolly and against Hiel Hunter for the sAm
Of t4sl 10 and ID favor of VIM y; R.sss and
sgasust Hell Hunter for the sum Of e63i - both
% said Judgments being duly assigned to John
And si.o ~ virtue Of certain execution to
iNsued ont VI the once Of the clerk Of said court
andeR the hand Of ssid clerk and the seal 81 ~
said court upon the aforesaid judgments ana de-
the l3;t day 81 December, 1S6.. icvy upon the
fDilcwing described real estate Of the ssid Hfei
Hunter. situated IN Union county. Dakota, that
Ii described In said decree, tO-wh: the east
hsift ~ ef lhe southea.t quarter ~ Of section
twenty eight tsS) and the west half ~ Of the
suuth Wcet quarter {*l Of section twenty-s
o,s, sias s 1'ss me Ss s. n .sd seSs
commanded hosh In said execution and decree %
sellthe same 10 satisfy satd judgment with inter
eet cots and costa that may accrhe.
Now lheetere ~ virtue Of eaid decree aid ex-
ecuti0n. shalt. ON ~ nfday. October 18th. 1883,
- the h0nF 81 two o'clock ia tho afternuoon q
he ely Of Eik FONT. Dak. proceed 70 srIl ~
the right, title snd interest 1t the shore med
defs1dants. Hiel Hunter. Catherine Hunter and
nent N and u the above described rial ss.ste 70
natisfy said jndg1nent aun0uhttng 70 e1012Vl vi.
inssrest thereon from Decsmbsr isth. 1877. Z.
scouting costs q sale. !. pablo saciion . the
htgheat bidder FOR caet.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-09-12

TE.nrc.r q DAkofA. :, In the District con
an yniy District. in and foi Union &,

~ july 8 n.'1,s IL , .ss src;
william Blodget,, Plaintiff. ' -
Daniel Carpenter. Belle Car
pfnteF. Betsy Lee, Edwin 4. Car.
penter, 4. y. Brown and q. II.
Mccormick q L. ]. McCor.niCk,
cupartncrs IN trade under Arm
name and style orc. u. &EJ.j
Mccormick. defeAr ants
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting.
To the above named defendants;
You are hereby summOhed and REQ uired l., an
ewcT the complaint In this action which vii,
BE- nied on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1Hyy Il, inc
ONCE Of the clerk Of the Oetrfct Courr wi,hi,,
and Tor tho county Of Union. Territory 81 ilak,..
=, at the court h0use In the CITY Of Elk Point.
county Of Union d. r., and 10 serve ! conv az
your answer on the Subscribers o. their clj,., in
the city " sioux Fnlls. Dakota Terrttorv with
In thirty days after the service Of this ensnm,n.
exclusive Of the day Of service u you mi to
answef the complaint within thai limo. The
piasnfim wiil apply 70 tho court for the relief
demanded IN the complaint.
Dated q Sioux Falls. d. r. this l7th day Of
Hay. A. D. le63~. COUannAx 4 McMARriN.
Plaintitf's Attorneys.
TO the ab0ve named deienSanss:
Take notice. that the complaint in The antinn
was hie n the ONCE Of the clerk % the dfsssict
cOnr, .. klk Point In the county 0f UniDp Ter
rtofy q Dakota, on ths 3lst day 1t July I0s3.
COCGmRAN h NcM AnrrN,
Att'ys fhr Plaintiff, sioux Falls ii. r.
Dated August let. 1888.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-09-12


Frank Lssiies Sunday Magazine
for October, is peculiarly attractive,
varied in il contents, profusely il
Illustrated, and, altogether. . most in
ssrestiDg and edifying number. A
Characteristic article by the editor
Or. TAlinags) 'Shams in Religion;
No. XXI Of Religious d Denominations
IN the United States What 10 the
I hristian Church; or, Who are the
Disciples Of Christ r.; "The King
dom 81 Chosen; "The Life and
Character Of Gen. Robt. Il. Lee;
Mount vesuyius and Around Ma
ples";; 's6anta Fe and it's Churches
and the continuation Of "Amone the
Nations Of tho North" are promi-
nent articles, many Of them finely
illustrated. mr.. Burkes Neices"
d continued, and there are stories,
sketches. essays, etc, BY Harriet
Brown, 4. E Alexander, Ebsn f.
Rexford, r. NJ. Holmes, etc, and
poems BY Anna Matheson. A. E.
Dennis, Mn. w. Fawoett, Charles
D. Bell, D. D, etc In the Home
Pulpit IS sermon BY Rev. Dr.. Tai
"a M
mage; and brief articles, paragraphs
and % entertaining and instructive
miscellany make up this admirable
number. Price Is cents. or g .
year, postpaid.
Address, Mn. Frank Leslie. Pub
lisher, 50, IS and 81 Park Place,
Now York.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-09-12

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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLGS, October 2lst-Passed here to-day, TO ar.
rive in Sacramento tomorrow: F. Morris and fam
ily, Brazil E. r. Person and wife, Milwaukee,
Wis; Mrs Stillman, MIS-. Ludlow, Minnesota; Ives
Scoville, Charles S. Chamberlain and family, Oak
land; Oru Goddard and wife, Alameda; Mrs. H B.
Underhill, San Francisco; Ida Wayne, New York
Irene Zeiger Chicago; Corean Embassy Of seven
persons Corea C. L. SHELTON, Boston f. II.
Taunt and seventeen naval apprentices U. S. N; p.
H. LaUnan, Salt Lake; T. W. II. Clarke Australia;
A Baker, England Mrs. D. A. Jennings, Miss Jen-
nings, San Francisco Mrs. Edwin Stevens, Phila-
dephia George A. Davis, Joseph d. Reddlng and
wife, San francisco Mrs S B. Harvey Oakland; A
Stephens and wife, New York; W. II. Willets and
family A H. Wllets Bryan county, Ia; A. F. Rogers,
U. S. Coast survey; Captain T. NJ. Green and wife,
Alex. Rothenstein, San Francisco; Charles Marvin
and family, Menlo Park; Charles F. Fee, St. Paul.
Mimi; J. N Moore and family, Pittsburg, Pa; J.
Ogden Grahorne and wife, British Columbia; C. T.
Arning, Manchester, Eng; J. W. Hewlett and wife,
c ilifornia L. H Lawler and wife, San Francisco
j. Reid, California; Mr.. ALBANY and lady, Paris
Mrs. c. c. Warren, Chicago; Mrs Moeder, Sacra-
mento Mary Flanagan, New York; Maggie Carey,
Rochester, Mimi; W. G. Case, Winnemucca F. T.
Benson, Carlin J. D. Park, Battle Mountain 81
emigrants, including 10 males, TO arrive October
3rd.
NEwHALL, October 2lst.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: Mrs. NJ. F.
Cummings and three children, Haverhill, n. H. I;
Mrs J. E. Early, Chihuahua, Mex; L. S. Zeilin,
Miss B Smith, San Francisco Miss n. Banden, Sac
rameuto; Terashura and his party, Washington
Fl. X. Brown, Texas Rev. John Kirby, Stockton
J. W. Brovard Mexico C. W. K. Ford San Fran
Y; L. w. Blinn, Tombstone W. Reynolds, Los
Angeles; f. Parker, Kentucky VIM. Valette San
Francisco G S Address, Houston II. a. Paulsen,
Z. K. Paulsen, Kan.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
POINl IN A ROY.

Mr.. JOHN KIssNAS, OF Augusta, Me-, writes, May
10, 1883, as follows: I" have been afflicted for
some years with severe kidney trouble, and hay
ing noticed an article in one OF our papers Of the
wonderful cures Hunts Remedy had performed in
many cases Of dropsy, bladder and kidney troubles
and finding bottle in a box of straw packing
concluded would try it, and commenced to take IT.
when to my surprise, found the first bottle bene
fitted me SO much that l decided that l would con-
tinue It's use, and kept taking it until had
used in all six bottles, and my appetite is good all
pains in the back and side had disappeared and for
one Of my years am so years old), am able to
attend to my business, and am strong and vigorous
as many of my friends and neghbors can testify that
know me well. 1 beg to state also, that many of our
neighbors have used Hunts Remedy with equally
as good results, and one OF my friends who has
just purchased bottle of Guppy, Kinsman & AL
den, of Portland says he he would not be without
1t at any price"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22

"TAHTED-STOCK TO RANCH-FIYE HUN
w drSd head OF Cattle Band Of sheep, to
pasture On three thousand acres Of Stubble and Al
fAia oT will lease until lst Of January plenty
OF water and close TO Sacramento city For fur
ther particulars call or address, MYERS & BARBER,
northeast corner Eleventh and streets o20-lw+
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22

Team selected-New Baptist Church -
INDIGNATION MeetIns-suicIde OF n WO-
man.
SAN FRAHCIsco, October 21st.-The fol-
lowing team will represent the Second Rsgi-
ment at the shoot to determine places on the
Centennial team J. Lohmeyer, Leeds Man
gels, Kuhl, Warren, Laufen burg, Saow, Fem
nell, L4mpke and Sprowl.
a new Baptist church, made up largely of
DR.. Kalloch's congregation, was organized to-
day.
noon by friends of John Shanaban, who
claim that he died from injuries received at
the hands of officers Whittle and Foley. A
report will be made to the Police Commits
sioners, asking for the retirement of the off.
GERS from police duty.
Annie Beasely, a married woman with
three young children, committed suicide to-
day by cutting her throat with bread knife.
She had been drinking heavily OF late.
Dwelling Destroyed by Fire.
NEVADA, October 2Ist.-At 2 o'clock this
afternoon fire broke out in the roof of
dweling-house owned by AIRS. q. w. Cor
eel, on Nevada rect, and before the RlRria
was given had gained such headwsy thst by
the time tho flames we're extinzzisSed the
building WAS o complete wreck. Il is thought
the fire was caused by defective hue The
house was insured for $780, which viii about
cover the damage. The families of G. L.
Brand and J. Handbook occupied the house.
Their household effects were badly damaged
by removal, and considerable stuff was
burned that could not be reached on account
of the smoke and FIRE. The losses are COW
cred by insurance.
Items from ReddIng.
REDDING, October z1st.-A carload of Chi
nese arrived last night, and this forenoon a
train of fifty five gravel cars, for grading the
extension.
Charles Crocker, Strohridge. T. A. Brown
and a party of ladies arrived from the front
at ) P. N and left for the south OF 6:22 P. N.
Gleaves l. Averill already have the frame
of building Hp.
Shot for a Trivial Cause.
VALLEJO, October 2lst.-At o'clock this
evening John Desmond shot Peter Peterson
three times. Desmond asked Peterson, in
whose house he lives, for night key, and
upon being refused, Desmond shot him. 1t
is believed that the wounds will prove fatal.
stOckfOnIan Drowned.
STOCKTON. October 2lst-The steamer
Clara Belle started down the river this morn
ing with a small party ou fishing excursion,
and on the return trip S. B. Buckley, ex-
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department and
a member of the police force, fell overheard
about P. NJ, and was either killed by the
wheel or drowned. Boats were immediately
lowered and the body recovered within ten
minutes. Efforts to restore animation were
unavsiling. Deceased leaves a wife and two
children.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
REMArxApLE M1NE.-The sonors Denl.

REMARKABLE NINE The Sonora DEM
ocrat of October Doth:
Some of the most remarkable results in
mining are being achieved at the Gold
Cliff mine. at Angels Camp, Calaveras
county. The mine is located on what is
generally known all through the foothill
counties as the mother vein. But the lead
itself is not worked. 1t is from belt of
talcose slate lying directly to the east, and
running parallel with the lode, that the
gold comes. At the Gold Cliff this belt is
over one hundred feet wide. Everything
within this distance is taken out and run
through the mill. There are no shafts,
drifts or stopes. The rock is simply quar-
ried out from the surface along the hill
side. The gold is all sulphuret gold, and
is very fine. All along the surface and for
some depth below the surface the sui
phurets are oxydized and decomposed,
which renders the gold easily saved with
out the aid of any chlorinizing process.
One hundred tons of ore, if the stuff can be
called ore, is put through twenty-stamp
mill every twenty -four hours. Although
the power used is steam, the total cost Of
mining and milling is only one dollar per
ton. Water power is now being intro
duced, by which means Mr.. Goldstone, the
Superintendent, expects to reduce the ex-
pense Of extracting and crushing to sixty
cents per ton. Mr.. Goldstone informed =
representative of the Union Democrat that
the rock yields about four dollars per ton,
and that the mine pays regular dividends.
There are other mines OF the came chsrsc-
Ter, equally as large and fully as rich, SO it
is said, in the game vicinity, but no mills
have been put up on them as yet, though
one or two are in contemplation,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
TEE RAkRR,s WAY.

Mr.. ALFRBD NADKAS, No. 81 Lincoln street. Lew
iston, Me, writes us, May Il, 1888: 81 have been
severely afflicted for Tong time with indigestion
and liver complaint, and at times all that ate so
distressed me that l could not bear the sight Of
food. had tried good many different remedies
for my complaint and they al failed, until one day
Mr.. Martel, of our druggists in Lewiston recon-
mended Hunts Remedy as he knew OF so many
who had used it here with great for kidney
liver and urinary troubles, well as indigestion'
and uponshis recommendation finally concluded to
try ss'ttss and commenced taking with very little
faith in it. The first bottle helped much that
purchased two more, and it has done me a wonder
ful amount Of good, and cured me of indigestion.
can eat all kinds of food now, and can truly recon-
mend Hunts Remedy as a sure cure for Indigestion,
liver and kidney diseases
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22

pended upon that only the utmost efforts of
himself and other leaders prevented the
Orangemen from storming the hill at Rosslea
during the recent Parnellite meeting. II the
Government, he adds, allows such disloyal
meetings to continue in Ulster there will be
bloodshed.
Provisional President Elected.
GUAYAQUIL (via Galveston), October 21st.
"A Convention has elected Jose Maris Pla-
cidis Cosmanio Provisional President Of the
Republic.
Ravages OF Trfchiniasis.
BERLIN, October 21st.-Two hundred and
sixty.six persons are suffering from trichinia-
sis at Ermesleben to-day; only 80 out of 1874
houses are free from the disease. This morn
ing, up to 10 o'clock, 90 persons died. There
have been several cases at AIKEN.
Treaty of Peace Signed Between Chile
and Peru.
LONDON, October 2lst.-A dispatch an.
nounceS that treaty Of peace has been signed
between Chile and Peru.
Missionary Shaw's Wrongs.
PARIS, October 21st.-The Temps denies
that the French Government has arrived at
any decision regarding the amount of indem-
nifty to be paid missionary Shaw. or the
source from which the money Is to be OBJ.
tanned.
MlnisterIal Crisis In Portugal.
LISBON, October 2lst.-A crisis exists in
the Portuguese Cabinet.
Harmless Shock of Earthquake.
LONDON, October 2lst.-A harmless shock
OF earthquake, lasting three seconds, was felt
at Tangier Saturday morning.
another ASrarian Outrage.
DUBLIN, October 21st.-Daniel Lucy, bsiI.
iff to Massey, has been found dangerously
wounded on Mushera mountain, in a wild
district near Mseroom, County Cork-sup-
posed by an agrsrian outrage.
Reported Resignation.
PARIS, October 31st-It is reported that
the French Embassador at Madrid has re-
signed, and it is believed will be succeeded
by General Bellot.
The Case of O'DOnneII.
LONDON, October 2lst-Genersl Pryor, |
ODonnelrs American counsel, in an inter |
view, said he was satisfied that O'Donnell |
killed Carey in self-defense. It would be |
proved beyond question at the trial that |
O'Donnell went to Africa with no design of |
killing Carey, and was unaware of the lat |
ters prsserce OF the steamer when he en- |
barked. Carey, according to Pryor's theory, |
finding himself discovered, provoked a quar-
rel, in order to anticipate the blow which he |
expected O'Donnell las an Irishmau) would |
strike. MaDslaughter, in Pryor's opinion, |
was the utmost that O'Donnell could be |
found guilty of.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A,tempt 10 Assassiuate a Boy

OLYMPIA, October 21st.-A dastnrdly at
tempt ct murder was made near this plsco last
evening about sundown, the victim being
son of Judge G. G. Hewitt, who lives about
fvs miles from Olympia. The young man
was driving home from market in his wagon,
when Chinamsn jumped from behind log
and fred pistol at him, the ball passing IN
froct of his body. The boy threw 40 his
hands and told the Chinaman not to shoot,
aud Immediately the assailant fred again, the
ball entering bis side. Youpg Hewitt jumped
from the wagon ard succeeded in reaching
q neighbours house. where assistance was pro-
cured. Deputy Sheriff Shosersft sccompa-
MED by doctors, immed lately left for the
scene. and the boys deposition was taken.
There is no clue 60 the sssailant. 1t is not
known whether the wound viii prove fatal.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22

MAGNIFICENT LUMBER REGIoN.-The
following is from the Sonoma Democrat of
October 2Oth
Few people have any good idea of the
vast timber resources of Tuolumne county.
Lying on the southern boundary, along
the Mariposa line, on the upper waters of
the South and Middle forks of the
Tuolumne river, is the finest body of
lumber timber in the world Here, for
sixty miles, is an unbroken forest of
sugar pine, yellow pine, red and white fir
and spruce. The trees are enormous in
size, and rise to magnificent heights,
while the growth is so dense as to plunge
the depths of the forest into perpetual
gloom. The trees average from five to ten
feet in diameter, and their freedom from
limbs and knots greatly enhances their
value for numbering purposes. 1t is moth
ing extraordinary to see pine and red fir
trees ten and twelve feet in diameter,
straight as an arrow, and rising to a height
of $50 or 200 feet. This body of timber
is easy of access, and only requires to be
tapped by railroad to be turned into a
vast source of wealth. As yet most of it
is the property of the Government. Much
of it, however, has been surveyed, and is
now in the market. About two years
since some parties projected railroad
through this region, and prepared to grab
about 50, 900 acres of the timber, but ap.
parently the scheme has fallen through.
Their scheme was not legitimate enter
prise, as their object was only to get the
project under way, and then make big
deal with Eastern capitalists. Now the
giant trees stand nodding invitation to
the railroad and the saw mill. Whenever
these two agencies make their advent into
this immense forest old Tuolumne will
spring into renewed life and prosperity.
The field lies fallow now, waiting for the
coming of enterprise and capital.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
A Man with n History
GarIinston's Report

WAsHINGToN, October 21st.-Lieutenaut
Gariington's report has by no means cleared
mp the matter Of the failure of the Greely
reliet expedition to the satisfaction of Secre-
tary Chandler.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE.

Mr.. GEO. D. BATES, of No. 80 Cottage street, Lew
iston, Me- reliable and prominent citizen, imparts
the following information, May H. 1888:
Having learned Of the valuable qualities of
Hunts Remedy in practical manner, beg to
state that consider it a remedy OF great merit and
can most cheerfullY recommend it to any one
troubled with kidney or liver disease"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22

pended upon that only the utmost efforts of
himself and other leaders prevented the
OrAngemen from storming the hill at Rosslea
during the recent Parnellite meeting. If the
Government, he adds, allows such disloyal
meetings to continue in Ulster there will be
blon5ohaJ
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
SAN FRANCISCO 0BRDS
pRUGs, CHHMToAns.

@. RorYnSaua d CO.-Manuiacturers and I'M
pOrters. No. 1886 Ksarny st., near Pins. The finest
hats at the lowest prices. Factory: II Belden ST.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
FOREIGN.
Not so Bad as Reported

CoEsTANTINoPLE, October 21st.-Later de-
tails confirm the statement that the first ac-
counts of the earthquake in Anstalia were
greatly exaggerated. At Vourls, near
Smyrna, where 200 hints were wrecked, only
two persons were killed and seven injured.
One thousand inhabitants are qusrtered in
long tents outside of the ruins of the village.
Ten hsmlet5 near Chesme suffered more or
less Altogether. 81 were killed and $50 in
iured in that district. The foregoing number
of persons killed represent the total loss Of
life, although IA 6S7 persons were rendered
homeless. ALI are being fed by the authori-
ties, in obe1 silence to the Sutsn's orders. This
sick are bsing placed under shelter, and at.
tended to by doctors. At Chesme, only
twenty houses sustained damage, in most
cases slight.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22

Team Selected-NeW Baptist Church -
Indignation MeetIn&-suicIde of n WO-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
Railroad Man HiIIed.
- All fnr LnYe :,
NEVADA.
The wheelbarrow Frauda-New Z

The WheeIbarrow Frauds-New Bridge.
RENO. October 21st-The two wheelharrow
pilgrims across the continent arrived here this
afternoon. and will stay several days. They
tramped from Boca-27 miles-to-day, which
is the best days work they have done.
Iron is arriving at Verdi for new bridge
over the Truckee, to replace the one burned
last SIMMER
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-22
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Railway A1airs-The PestOfiice Depart
ment-TerribIe Ravages of TrichIniasis
in Germany-squall on the Massachu-
sets COast-Powder Explosion I'm New
Jersey-AnOther Agrarian Outrage in
Ireland-Chile and Peru at Peace-Eo.-
tonians COmiBg-Etc.