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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

TIE recent sale of Greelny's Chap-
paqua firm Fccai some OF il eariy
associations. greeley always haa de-
re to own 4 smaa pjeee OF land and
would have pure as,d earllar had t4eFe
been any suitable means oi tr,n-it.
SoG3 aitrr The he Inning II hi married
ilic ae moved w 10 a uo5< on tie Et>t
river cal ed 4url3e'S bav. about tHo
miles from Tie y ,6st8C iliee, and this
was ticn asj lar &s couFe,auee could
5e has Ti5is VAS really i8e happtest
parI OF Greeley ile. His home WAS
'sraced uy a lnye Y !itse but ruinel
AfH0r, bu [atu,saily termed "P,cAie.
ani ,heu Mar@arei Faiiog, the everest
woman ii her ,;9N. w;ss " member of
toe family. $ e bad got bred OF Hb1s-
ioa and puet9or q ~suer iie.d. aud
hence glatiy aceeptcd Glee.ey's iuyi-
tat!on loa place en ;Ae ItioHas. TAe
pay WAS very sma5l, bus >WeR "a WOMAN
was. ahfFs pecualirr cn '}eratlon>.
Gree.er -9%ve her home, aud ii her
"arntH@s averaged - per week add,-
tiona. il supni|ei her wants,
The changes OF life. however, were
soon ieii IN lais little tirie. Mrs. Fll-
ier weHt e. hNiv aud W8HesSed lae cap
'arp II Il ,ne bv the Frrncl. wfule
GfHeieg : family WAS visited by. the
cholera, whitl carried OF tnai lovely
tay GHelev liiuS mentioned this be-
reisyenent n ona of hs psers to his
tornl@r G nlri5ilsDr; % AlczarGt! Tie
nor!d Is growing dark aragnt IL. Yyu
mourn iaat Rome has laden: we Inaatn
tiiRt peEI0 * sit.i C,r,4nl,ty tti,lu
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

Man millluers are on the increase 10
Europe. I ,ev are employed in RI tho
! fashionable millinery establishments of
PARIS and London.
\ handsome tidy is made II linen
seine. WITH tie ends fringed. or with
drawn work ut each end. or il may have
this work and the fringe III the bottom
only. Ten with black etching silk
work some pretty figure in the center.
A vine-lEa border IS great addition.
A iamp-Shaiie of pals blue may have
tGe proper aesthetic iaieh given 10 ii hy
rUrniAg Il line wire through lace. and
then heudiEm il around the bottom Of
the Shade so THAT it forms a little
tiaunce. The lace should be about three
inches deep and scant. There should
be just fullness enough to make il hang
gracefully.
Dir. Donald Padman, OF Louisville,
saws; TO quiet a baby roaring with
collie lay it npon lis back and pat IL
from the neck downward over It's little
abdomen, taking care NOT to pat up
ward. This usually not only brings re-
lief to die infant but 10 the family and
the neigabo"hood and allyonng married
people should nave the recipe.
y lovely cushion for Gift. or 10 adorp
your own parior is made by cmbroiaier
ing spray Of old-iashiorcd pinks on =
gronnl of pale blue. Around lne edge
nI tiie onshion pat n lul ma of pah
pink ~atin. Where the plif joined tn
the blue satin sew Il good-sized piilk silk
cord. Tie easIiion when completed
should be about half u yard long, but
DOT quite so wide.
a handsome satin an.imacassar may
lie ma le In ttls way: Take piece Of
pale blue satin a quarter Of a yard wide
ansl one yard loag, On either sid.
sew a sii'in of pale pink satin six inches
vide. Emdroi,er Or paint on the en9ts
Of the blue design OF norning-glofi .,
trim the edges with lace. gather fiis
center in scarf fashion, and when fa It.
enel 10 a chair spread out the ends.
10 make perfume sachet, take q
piece Of blue satin, a iiaf yalti long and
eight inches wirie; fringe the ends a
quarter OF Il yard deep, sew the edges
Of tie plain p.ese together on the wrong
side. aud turn carefully right side out
Take q half sheet of waite wadding and
pace little perfume on it, then make
a roll Of it@iar1e enetgh 10 tit exaeily
from end to end OF the satin cover. TIE
as tightly rs possible piece Of pale
blue ribbon around either end of the sae
lin 70 keep it in place. and finish with
bows. Tae side may be ornamented
with paia ing. embroidery, OF applique
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

PROFESSOR, To elass III surgery: ~ he
rlgnt feE of tie patient, as Won see. Il
saorier ti.an the test, in consequence oil
w!lcA he tinps. Now, wiia1 would von
dn ~ Il case Of this kind?" Br. ght stu
dent: limp. 100.
Woman. with doc jaaping at her. to
Professor, ownef OF tae animal: .For
Heaven sake. man, caii soalr dog of.
or he wil upset me-" Professor. stand-
ing On one foot and scratching his heae.
''One minute. madam. one minute; Ito
h'nseli) as soon as | can remember the
Internal brnte's name. z
''tiow is IL yoN are 50 ptinc ual at the
siiiee every morning, SIaiilp You must
nave an excellent alarm al your hon-e. =
~ es, inieed. and cAeap one. Yotl
s'le. every evening before going to bed
push the cradle ulsder The 'Biaek For
est clock, WITH the weights Directly
over the baDy's head. Punctua ly ut 5
Q clock III the mprning there ID nn un-
earthly yell, and know what it has
lust struck ~-fhtL4iefDAia edA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19
enm -hin Ah1nt Dr. 81 Z e m.


If q ere is y iivjnilv WI ch speS our
ends, you III hev iaen as we wi /, there
sltou'd. lso. be soma nd of An arts
t;c divinity 10 siHIue the abnormal
dresses of the presenl era. Nhiie the
male portion ol poor, struggling hui.
mani manages 10 get Itself mp re
gardless Of cost. taste aud everything
else, we must sofruwtully confess that
the beautiful forms of our wives, daueh-
ters, and other iemale reatyes are
wrapped in the dra ,,ery of ex rene
hi,leo,i~ne-s ami fantas design.
Tie Mother Hubbard must go. II
Mother Ha9,bard does NOT slep in and
redeein her old clothes and place them
on tie retired list. there is going 70 lie
trouble nj ilo Springs, Saratoga, Long
Branch. Skowhe9an and Kalamazoo.
Turn tie Mother Hubbard olt, AS Il
balloon, il is al rignt enough, and e,a
rcgie, bur as dress. il Il q loch-s!l.ch-
ed, gatnpred, putTea aud ruified failure,
ami wiiher,ny reproach To tne boosted
culture OF The nineteenth century.
The Mother Hubbard dress is all
skirt and no wa sta kind Of calico
rag-bag. gathered st t1e neck. drift
inr away oil into Howhere and floating
along after the wearer like q spaH&er
saii in dead calm. II the Mother
Huptjard dress is an old fashion reil-
veuaied, We can only say. in the postnu-
nous language of a departed poet,
..shoot it, +" From the ashes of the
dead past rises the Mother Hubbard
iress, like a PAnnix. ilnd not so much
like a PAnnix. either. as like a coffee
sack, held in place at the swan-iike
throat by q silver arrow, ANA trimmed
with point lace and other frllls. Taere
is nothing like it on tie face Of the
globe, unless it be another dress Of the
same awini pattern.
Sometimes they are seen in pairs,
triplets and qnariettes, bobbng along
the street Ike Oriental multon-legged
sails doning the Mediterranean sea.
Devoid of grace. shapeless and camber-
some, what IS there about d Mother
Hubbard dress 10 commend itself to
the taste OF our girls and other fellows
girls? We impiore the dear creatures
to discard The Mother Hubbard before
il is everiastinglv too late; before the
awful Mother Hubbard habit gets too
firm Il hold on them. Then let them
adopt something less voluminous, bal-
loonv, and turgid, something neat, nat-
" anu petife. WiiliaglV would we yield
up a dollar and half TO witness suca
decided movement ior dress reform.
Will our wives, sisters and daughters
give heed to our timely warning, or
Will they persist ia ciinging 10 the abb
normal Mother Hubbard, and leave US
1 II ~ L 4 4 ...t
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19
What Ais Cur Youne Girls.


Constantly going around About The
bang, Il il not the Lang, however,
bnt piuno-p3aria4, a., now Observed,
that is rgiGiGg cur Young girls ana
Bringing tita EiNg nsiss u tlleir fAtaers
aila mothers ana beaux snd the next-
dear neighburs ID sorrow ti2 the grave.
SHOW us a girl swAo caf play the piano
from n}gra ng I'll night. @pd we viii
show YOU q eirl tAat isn't good for
much else. s law as q Girl tnat can
play a f,i@Ee fsn.E7 IL niaissohn and
knoGs al t 8 con EXPIRES 0ne a3d con
an1preoRt-oi symphony IN Z miner,
ard We VIII, generally, show y0u a
gisi tsi4t cln I tell q .ea biscn.i lo.n
jew s-As;rp nd wao. il called upon TO
et'lst AROUND aud gNl i ilseal fue tired;
iassae sssss ssss5V n Il We
70 rive II up ana c0lid enlg wiring her
hands ana go II, y scortfae and weep,
The piano is a!i right; iut there is no
emergency tho p}5nu business. waie
tncfa l. in k.t.hen Work and house.
keeping. '.Mu,ia hath charms 10 soothe
the savage breast. al man, bio. strong
hea,iy. robast, hpman man, when he
Is hungry, hath q void thai The strains
81 4&oZ ~ VIII not llti, q stomach lat
"AatElt n A2youreen i'm -5X fiats VII
not tuIi. Ia these remarks. let ii be
born" In mind. tie writer has not lost
sig5t oI f.ie .acj tHat there are n lew
ciIpsGe flowers IN the sweet bouquet Gi
girlAoui whose talent compreHends
ami blends the comb nation ol muslcal
ag aui practical womauiy knowledge
with a -raar, 9 fitness as delightful as
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

s'Ti,en there's John Billings. He
used TO come down here to The old boat
In company with Mr.. Smith of the New
York Ecekig, ana est between ffIy and
seven,y-hvc each day. Heused % beat
an, used to make fun OF his Inn led ca
pacity when Smith would stop short Of
two-seore.
"Gae day when Josh was down here
eating his usual quota, a fellow who
knew him said to bin:
"Nill you eat All the oysters | will
pay for?"
'.I will. y says Josh. and away the
boy stsrted ON opening the oy ysters.
After Josh had eaten 10J, at q cost OF &
cent apiece. the fellow said:
q II he darnei if I'll pay for any
more for a greedy heggar Ike YOU, F"
and he walked oil m%ddcr'n a hatter,
and Mr. Boyle laughed heartily at the
recollection.
kesaming, after While. he said:
.siherc il ex-Magor havemeyer, He
was champion. lie eat 'em any way
you give en- to him. raw, dayilled.
fried, bloilcd or stewed, in large guam
titles. I've seen aim cat SIXTY raw one
DAY aud .neyer winked ii happened
that the man who kept the place re-
fused to sell any more 10 him on tho
ground that he wanted few for his
other customers, and whenever Mr..
Havemeyer called there he was told
that he couldn't have any more than q
couple Of dozen or SO. Well, BaecAer
t,,4.s Il, 4
Duffy. would like Y, soc ], rnascii ar
ra.iged between them. But I'd bst on
the preacher. He can cat. I've seen
him put eighty oysters out Of sight In
As many minutes, and then smile q
smile OF joy and triumpa, just as ii he
had converted scns great sinner. -
~ Y. Star.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19
Llward Pays,n wess

/ An American who has finalfa 3*T Jiopo
/ well in Eap.ani Is E,lwar XxNyson
I Weston. the pedestrian. So II <Sasnfily
Yankee in speech ans, perssn N Etss1ol,
! HAT lie is al ono acc tltssl istsT SDulln-
/ tfs rs IA representative AIls n ]
I knew him w,3l aglriag Esis c.;y IN the
/ tJnile.l States. and | ra.ral.,j as a
tfnost remarkable Halker. n & not
So mu.h that lie was ahle to ~ ,5s)t,
miles in six da,s. ana did rerai
! Lnns before the iang ,iistan ecnrd
ext.eeltaa his limit az .ntliif bat
hi, more wonderful acisiDypYY MAS
| THAI OF beiur Il urosps sioa,1 Eaet,.
" tAaut any .,ssssictaiion Wix 1e4
sioaql SPORTING men. lie tlE Ir ~
wears enter mo Il racss ssYs \!
s.sass i j; So N
aase | h;tl III ,lo WitA ur,e of .shese
events as a newspaper reporter.
woo are to he .tc iifli.n,se' iaskod
Ooh. Eli have P.ef. ID .remus, the
/ E"v. Dr.. Ilenwarth. and .Is9luc Daly. .
be replied.
Nonsense" F." said /; sqhcv won't let
rs use their flames ia connection with
a Gsa;-raf.,,
"Sse Il tbev don t. he confidently
ratnrlal ..sn,l what's n,nr,. th.y viii,
actually serYe-at l. asst for the first
day."
AMI so they ala. Moreover +hav zen,
s him 3te money VITA gsh cA To nay tho
nrplilninarv expenses. He haI Been a
book agent That was a oalInp in
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19
TenIoaie E i 5io1.


Men kle'ne Madcset! toll me. lie me true
what was 'tsIt is.c wini sad awhile ag9 10
you2
wlai WIS hat tie daisies to'd whispering, to
And he om butterflies, when hey saw you
passff
Arswerfd hen The moi1er, llushin~ rosy I'D: !:
"MntleF ,meia! ich Aet e'tiieh, was nj tn" wint
lch lHl dich. itetl you true, was cvIry single
word ~
The duel = or tho butterflies could possibly
havchcari.'
"Wterefo,e 81, h the w,nd so,' tho mother
asard. 40 on?
NJ 1in eia Mssichsu. tel nie &c 2 me truo.''
14ru tie Il fi.t;r-'s c{e Id dro9tcd; tJsy !he
cssf| Wig upe:
The y ind ,rats Nm M sstuyr, quosh sle,
mtu laitctia@ iSh4ne.
ard lese q II a ssae- hycs traHi sou. t.Al,,
,ygas. i s.i.e'i ,ss al r,sia. -
Bur this Gd Ne w.hd .edced; 10 hscats g II
81 lw #I.a 80 Ntai on = n, IN ali the wor d
shon etr.
1endorir tre mott cr's hand s,noothcl tho
.Tea g,@, sae q e res age TINT you s,.nt
WINS rs,ie o.sle =
Rola,rrr .. irepp.ty cl.cni ,it lrayc'y un.
''Mut,rr iacu! twas on !, VIA, I, wind b d
s'ddtu ulr.'
On 'hatr' M s1o;l,er smiled through her
Kae~ ax wr,, nut owe costs-'te pain, the
Most faa il way 50 So on ,5 her !icbling's
aeHft.
vi.h j., ms, euata t,, l. -bt ond IFS crue s,nar.>
AL 6,,. e.t ie4,.,ri, ls.,,t ,,,s on yi-.. fr t,.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

A rose farm is a naw Georgia iadas-
try. I've gardeners Ia the vcniitf of
Savanna nsstlel ;snoui three acres il
ross trees. Inis Nsar they sod tweaty-
Two thousand trve5 20 parties IN the
North. AMI bad orders fpr hfty sauu-
sand wuieA tary coald nilt a!. Over
half y million trees ar2 Annually lm-,
ported into tlis eaanslg irom Francs.
Eaglan.l and iioIagl, aud il mas been
demonstrate, that Gaorgla has a bet.
ter clilniitn for sne cult vasi,a Vt the
rose tree than tsar Of the Soush Of
France.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19
A GOOD Var Old sask.
eve wani To s I. tire III : sank,

T. W. "aht w = E5tsit -. sitl|NP.
SaGh WAS tt!e reIueI madc ol Nt, -.
i LThh 3Fat ~ exnsaH:tlaa oi y fifg
NJ the dnoF-1ea oi his residence, No,
',ua3 Poplar street. yesterday mornlng.
oii Iite steps We're sra'siele . ahad-duzeu
chhuten iae oa2thg ~ That nAgnborha,d
ranging IN age traa Q 10 II years, Who
cautiously ii4i RED II the serpent were
alike 70 harm them. lhfV were TO q
thiit t'} haFin WpGid bcta ttiem, and so
We rue opes entered. No sooner nad
! .ae asoF elosel Wien anoiaer iug at the
peii ihi0fhra MT, Liennard thM more
4 eai efs were WiiIlng ~ pe ad'nHled TO
I SATISFY Their cures ". Inls iMe the
s'f0y ysa le AZ n
NJ n !,
4. 7a'teS'it Ks'f't tts9 MI satv, hsnrh ~ the
4 ',',c'i7blst " slse ptasi2lhS t'waefso' the
( this% when many had eotnefor qaRfes
afoi'ha 10 see. E4tefih{ ine hut the
~ ,e,as'fs pcAeto i pe*t'hed snake 10
ieet 'ot'- ana - tae'teN ID clfcohicfehce
",iGalh9 over 90 pounds,
- "5.S i0of1! enc ta"iitit a%o lmnedded
~ e"a W y IN 'u' 81 I 40 ~ nes ol the
i"''0't" S''i company III Centre
to'i''.N' ioHRNt sVan#- lot MINER Who
ran across 'lr remarhalAo specimen OF
lie-tiA0t'pn lnaAN huadfe,l ieN' b Meath
'at carr SlWt1ce was lhuadrlStrnck
~ e@e ,'l>eaf"ry. nm experienced s"me-
!iilnG IKE e"fd chlll down has back
iaF NE hfsl l'w moments after hl, pEck
Fno&ht q" Ett the -erpeni head. lie
ch'led MS e"inFa'e, ant they aided hm
IN digIia- ii out Ii iaad 10 oe cut into
Nfren s"ciiOns b"t0re IT Was gGtteu
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

The Rev. Dr. Samaei T.. Appletou, oi
Fnliaaeipiila, 6o,ennl zed a marriage.
aud the groenl, WHO WAS short Of mon
er. proposed - send him an educated
parrot. TIE doctor assentcd. ..hayt
you cage ihe groom Inquired. III,
doctor mad not. fhe groom could ge,
one Tor w 30 Tbat settled it. Tht
doctor gave The groom .2.50 10 bur tae
cage. and thai WAS the iast ne saw d.
either groom, bride, parrot cage. o:
his SOD.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19
Wa I Shall hs Eo7 ] DIP

Parents ara continually confronted
with tais question Manv parents an-
wer il wrpngsva TIE fari,er desires
ani seif.dtinial that he has ,ir,lergot,e.
tnfgettings or perhalis notreal,z ng in
any proaer sense, that il was tnat toll
and thai seif-,ienial that made him the
man he is The mother has her foolish
notions about the responsibility of cer-
tain grades Of employment which en-
anles those following them to wear
good clothes aud exhibit a fen of the
superiiclal evidences of rdtinement anl
culture. The boy, with his siHexper periencrs
and ainab. lity u. ls,ok oeapW siie snrfane
| t,f illlngs. Ii fssall s;.l "a lloN
swelling the lst taof book X aepers With
out q ledger. doctors without patients,
lawyers without clients and renteel
clerks without employment.
The first thing the parent or teacher
should 10 is 70 stnd,Ncagesully the boys
aptltudes. Having done tins be should
be tanght that any kind of honest LABOR
is honorable and that what he could do
best Should be his calling, no matter
whether it was to make shoes or car
races, To raise cattle or TO butcher
Shcm. MANY boy who might in time
become a ~eod farmer, owning a farm
ahu home of his o@n. becomes an indif-
fercnt hand-to-hand salesman in a store
at salary shat wiEl only barely keep
sou' aud body together and provide No
accumulation for sickness and old aae.
NJ b,,.r ,yl ly-. t1,.
maciast's trade could some lay be at
the head of a great manufacsorg, re-
mains IN opscnrity aud poycr,y because
ms parents thought the profession of
book~keepeP would be more geutcel.
a ljttle stuag If the advertising col
umps in = great da ly Journal, or ln in.
qnIry among tho leading business men
OF any thriving town. would cause "A
revelation that Woutd serve 10 deter
parents from making sciri-auJtes of
laeir son, b. ecowiiur the already over
crowded positions OF clerks and book
keeners with them. In the City OF New
\ ork there are at the present time 5000
nouk-ktepers ous OF employment, aud
OF the Is 0JO who have more or less
steady employment in that calling III
that city very few receive over $50 per
week, while q far greater number are
giad to aceeut so 10 Sl5. a business
nlan there advertised for a clerk Mt so
a week and had 100 appleations for the
place. La view OF these facts the par
ents OF boys saoud urge them to learn
trades, 10 90 into the shops or on the
farm, anywhere where hone>t work Is
% Uc done, and 10 avoid rs thcv would
ne l1s-SY {!,tngt. the spt,t-,rpt.tpl ,.a f:nua
wAci are 30 over-orowied that TIE ma
iority VINO are dependent on them have
AZ hope OF more than the barest sub
- encr while they remain IN them.
PAifadttybia 3tRrs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19
A Oesupremise,

Mrs. McVapid, Of Austin. is consider
ell very obiuse hs those intimately ac-
qaainted with hor. One fnoraing she
called 10 her little boy, who Was play
ing IN tsie front yards
..Ioming, ge .iown to the grocery
store and bring me pounsa.of starch. +"
Il haven got time TO go down to
the grocery ane get a pouud of starch.
Il s most school tirnc, now.
sis that SOP said Mrs. McEapid,
with q troubled LOOK, then Frightening
up she aided: ..Weil, then, run down
and eet anly haif . pound.
Tommy oinpi q i with the compro-
mise. was hate at school, ssiid his teach
cr look the staish oit. Of him with 4
sslla. le. - eIa1ss 81 ki,als.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

One Of the female members os the
Rhsnebcck family. ore Of tia oldest and
st,ast respected Of The knickerhoekes
DAYS of New York. had vyrisabe
En,ch Areaen cases her first husband I'd.
my 10 ss.a AMI returning after years 10
tinsl hcf marris.d ami with sons. A par
Tex was called anu the two husband.
isft il b, the wife, who decided ti,si Hess
sstliu&stcc would ns done 70 all concerned
sny Ciiaging ~ ti,s iasx nlau. n 's,s'rIlla0D
No. drparscd Ansiaab.y iats esssinst- =
hi. ut,issssss,.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

Ma. IL Long lirAne.l an awful dirty
placer .sisiA, no my ciie'e--.wfat
inasie sou think Soa" ssWhy. Lerc i m
advertisement ilat sass tits waahsa by
tsir lials ii slss5. s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19
Ha.lsliF Women,

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

The Wsshiugfon mnnuneetst viii 90
fn sanA Ia ihss sfnssNr. lSss. dStss fir
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-12-19

Buf:rsque actresses are not atvays
s'r.nkisass s,sH.,..s, l,,ls sl.sy ias4ve to as,i
~ ss...ssss ti.,,isi uyefy night