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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-11-28
Thanksgiving tomorrow.

Thanksgiving tomorrow.
Hogs brougt e4.sl in this market
OH last Saturday.
Real estate loans OH favorable
terms at the Union County Bank.
Candies and Nuts of all kinds at
Mallory & Crumrine's.
Il. +. Collins commenced a term
of school in the Clyde district last
Monday.
Hon. Z. w. Miller and family
have returned from their summers
residence in Douglas co,,nty.
Howard Mosier brought a $50
pound porker to market last Satur-
day.
Fresh GRAPEs.-Mallory 4 Crum.
rine have just received an invoice Of
fresh California Muscat Grapes.
The boys are having noodles Of
fun skating on the slough dow near
Judge Kiplingers.
Mr.. J. F. Heron, of Indiana, has
bought the old Henry Bean place in
Civil Bend, and will hereafter be-
come a Dakotaian.
Mallory & Crumrine take special
pains in securing the very best Can
ned Goods in the market, and their
stock is always fresh.
Mrs. w. u. Percival, wife Of Edi-
tor Percival, of the Jim Kirer Pilot, is
in town visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
H. Walworth.
Silas w. Kidder, of Vermillion,
the only surviving member of the
late Judge Kidder's family, was in
town Monday on business.
THANKSGIVING SERVICES. - There
will be Union Services in the NJ. f.
| church tomorrow morning at ~
o'clock. Rev. l.. Bradford will
preach the sermon.
Mr.. Seth Davis, who fell down
stairs a week or so ago, while at John
Flannery's threshing, was hurt more
seriously than at first supposed.
Three of his ribs were broken and
he is not able to 90 on duty yet.
S. w. Kent, an old timer of Elk
Point, but now stationed at TT. Hale
in the military traders store, came
down last Saturday and was hand
shaking with his numerous friends
here. He was called down to Yank-
ton as a witness in a murder trial in
the Z. S. District court.
Col. Woodford gave u people a
very entertaining temperance lecture
in the Nj. L. church last Thursday
evening. The Col. is an eloquent
and earnest speaker, and presents
ideas to his audience that sets them
to thinking seriously upon the evils
Of intemperance.
A week or two ago Mike Hoffman
bought a live turkey for his Thanks
giving dinner. The turkey took
sick and died last Sunday, and Mikes
hopes of a good fat turkey dinner on
Thanksgiving day are all busted"
Nothing but pigs-feet and kraut to
fall back on.
W. do not take any great pride
announcing that another saloon has
been started in our city. 1t is in the
Ricard building next to the post-of-
fee and Geo. Page is the proprietor.
When you are thirsty and want a
drink, take a glass Of cold water and
give the saloons the 20 by.
Mrs. Ward Mallory started last
week for Chicago on a six weeks visit
with relatives in that city. She will
perhaps go to New York, before she
returns and spend a short time there
among relatives. Mrs. Mallory is
one of the finest musicians in the
west, and her large class of music
scholars here will be glad when she
returns.
"Fhe Congregational sociable at the
residence of the pastor, Rev. L. p.
Sabin, on last Friday evening, was
well attended and enjoyed by all
present. Mr.. and Mrs Sabin, who
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-11-28

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Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

THOUGH Governor Stockley 3 Thanks
giving proCls smation Is couchedin pretty
much the same stersotyped and mohot-
onous language used by other Cover
nors from he time of the oldest living
man, there Is abundant reason for all
the Governor exhorts the people to
be than kful for. This has been a good
year for Delaware. Grain crops have
been up TO the full average, and the
fruit crop while not the largest ever
raised in Delaware, has been more re.
munerative. Money has poured into
our little commonwealth by the hun
,lreds of thousands of dollars, and has
been expended in Improvements that
enrich not only individuals but the
State. Taking everything as we find
it and striking common level, we
see that an advance has been made !;
that our people are better off that
when compared with other States Della.
ware has had her full share of pros
perity and an unusual degree Of peace
and quiet. Education is on the advance,
and ignorance and. superstition are
being forced to the rear. For all these
things we have abundant cause to be
devoutly thankful, and all good Della
wareans will share in the feeling that
prompted the Governor to recognize
our dependence upon Providence, and
our duty to return thanks to Him for
His great kindness and mercy.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
YOUTH AID AGE.

sang song When life WAS younS.
A song Of glory, strength and fame;
dreamed 8 dream. spring leaves among.
That in worth's roll I'd carve . name.
The spring leaves darksned /; life grew
The roses bloom said Summers here "
nd clustering duties grew along
My path, and ! began 70 fear
That fame was Ill to md.
Oh, sweet, sweet we're the summer hours,
And blue the skv which with them came;
met my dear wife 'mong the flowers
OF leaty June-n0r Car d that fame
Should pass me by, and onward press
Her gilt ering wsy-the loving light
In l. xxie's eyes, the golden tress,
Of LiZzie's hair were TAR more bright
Than aught on earth besides.
Then little children reverence gave
A something grander far than fame
And when we laid one In the grave,
We whispered low the Fathers name.
Shall was the hand which bsckonl ny led
Our hearts far from earth's glittering wiles
Pure was the soul which from US fed,
To find q home where Jesus smiles,
And summer never ends.
Now winter comes with falling snow;
We gather round the bright home fire:
We feel NO lack Of James gay show,
For rest is all our hearts desire.
clasp dear, dear hand in mine
My Lizzie's hair IL silvercd now
Her eyes with love still col stant shine;
Her children's blessings crown her brow,
And sweet content Is ours
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
Fatal Dueltn Mexico.

CITY OF MENro, November S.-A
duel occurred AT Chapultepec, TWO miles
southwest of this city, this morning, be
tween Mr., Dtghers', of the Mexican
National Bank, and Mr.. Olivier, a
French merchant, in which the latter
was kilIed and the former badl Y wound.
I'd. Swords were the weapons used.
Both gentlem.n were well known. Tn,
ttlrl was caused by II dispute over seats
Al The races on Sunday. The British
Minister, two American ladi and
DtGheest left their seats 10 promenade
"hrreurOn Olivier and two ladies' took
possession of them. When the former
party returned quarrel cnsned between
D"ghe,st and Olivier, and Deghecsr
called the police, who rjrrted Olivier
| hr affair caused several challenges t,
b" sent to Degheest. lie bad another
dI' arranged for tomorrow. There il
Intense exc teIncnt among foreigners.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
A New AppOrtioument Bill.

HARRISBURG, November S.-There
was a eatonably good attendance at
the session Of the House this morning,
but a motion TO adjourn carried before
fifteen minutes had gone by. Repre-
sentative Hasson introduced new
Congressional apportionment bill,
which is intended to give the Republi-
cans ten districts outside and four in
Philadelphia, and the Democrats nine
outside and one in the city. -Four OF
the districts are regarded as doubtful
three favorable to the Republicans and
one TO the Democrats. Representative
Hines made an effort TO have his reso-
luton for the appointment OF joint
commit ee to pr pare Congressional and
Senatorial apportionment bills con-
sidered, but there were vigorous objec
tions and the House would not 60 any
further than permit the resolution to be
read. A motion of Hines to suspend
the rules for the purpose of considering
the resolution lacked about dozen
votes of carrying.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
Irish Affairs.

DUBLIN, November s.-~,Nhc Court OF
. u,u', Bench today granted COM
nruSation to several persons whose pro-
perry had been damaged to PROV ide fuel
tor bon fires which were blrned during
rt"r, Dolcings indulged in upon the re.
r.ivt Oi the news Ofthe murder OfJames
Curey hv Patrick @ 'Donncll.
In consequence Of the ParnelIitt
campaign IN Ulster it is proposed tt
'urm Ne" constitutional. organization
y that province apart from that Of the
Orange faction. The object Of the new
| 1rgluilation will be to conciLiatc The
Imposing crecds of Catholicism ant
= utestantisln to support the law, Il
pro'nnte loyalty and to oppose disin
Iteration, home rule and househol,
suffrage.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
Zine Corn.

We have been favored with two ear,
of corn from the crib of William
Sinner who resides in Chester County
Pa, near Cnald's Ford. They are q
the gourd variety, about l0l2 inches il
length; each contains 20 rows in eacl
row there are Go grains, making eacf
aggregate ! 300. AS the grains are very
large, we presume that l5 ears will make
"a bushel Of sheled corn. We have Other
ears in our oiti Of greater length, aud
some of which contain a greater numbeI
of grains, one aggreglting 1000, but
none are better filled out, or more per
feet specimens Of this important crop.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

DEMOCRATS TELL us that the election
of the Republican Secretary ofihe State
of New York was owing to the princi.
pies his opponent held as temper
anCe man, and therefore is no criterion
to 60 by--in making election calcula-
tions, Granting the argument, then the
same rule must apply to Ohio where
he was well known not TO be d temper.
anCt man.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
0OIIC0R.
Thanksgiving Proclamation
State Of Delaware, |
Executive Department
DOVER, November I, 1858.

StAte Of DolAWare,
Executive Department
DOvRR, November !, 1858.
Desiring that the people Of this State shall,
In becoming manner, and In obedie nee 70
time-h0nOred custom, manifest by pubiio >
exprsssion their gratitude To the supreme
Ruler Of the Universe, for the countless mer-
cies g.aciOusly bestowed during the year now
drawing TO a close, !, Charles g. St0ckley.
Governor Of the Stat 70 OF Delaware, do hereby
designate Thursday, the 18th instant, rs a
day Of Thahksg and Praise.
The bOuntiful harvests, the rich yiels OF
fruits, rewsrding the labors of the husband
man, the national development and increas-
ing prosperity, apparent throughout the bor-
d .rs OF our commonwealth, must awaken re.
newed feelings Of deyout acknowledgement
to the Diver OF every good and perfect gift
do therefore recommend that on the day
above set apart, the people abstain from the
pursuit. Of their secular affairs, and assemble
In their usual places OF worship, there to
unite in praise and homage To Almighty
God for the many Dement'S rOuchsafed In the
past, and to humbly implOre His richest
blessings upon them for the future.
In witness thereof, have hereuntO set my
hand, aad caused the seal Of the State OF
Delaware to be affixed, at Dover. this seventh
day Of November, in the year OF our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
three. by the fOvernOr:
CHARLES q. STUCkLEY.
WILLIAM r. CAusEY, Secretary OF State.
ns-2tdItw
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
Cure YOur (,Olh for 5J cents.

WHAT other remedy can afford such
r"Ilet from a cough or cold as This new
substance, extracted from the Canada
pine? We used 10 thiuk that prepara
lions o: tar from he North Ca olina
pin" we're good, but they are almost
wOr bless when com par.d with this new
r"Wedy, which is sold at present under
the name OF Canada Pine Syrup at all
drug stores for % cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

GOVERNOR STocKLEy has recognized
that the Republicans are also under OBJ.
legations to give thanks as well as
Democrats, by sending his Th anksgiv.
ing proclamation to the REPUBLICAN
for publication. He is the first Cover
nor in many years that has recognized
these obligations. Republicans will
think no less of Governor Stockley that
he has reminded them through their own
organs that they too should be thank
full
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
A spider Biie E&IlIs "a Woman.

Mrs. Jennie Marion, wife Of William
NJ Marion, Of Washington, died ON
Tuesday after prolonged suffering from
'll' effects Of a spider hirr. Some six
or ri"ht weeks ago she was bitten by a
spider on the Eand, the poison Of wlurh
spread through her whole system Wd
caused her death
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
DE .LE DELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AN
BALI iIMDkt. kAlLRUA',
OCTOBER 2lD, 1883.

OCTOBER I'D. 1883.
Trains leave Wilminsi ton as toiiew.
For Philadelpnia and in.ernediato
tions Gao, 100, 1913 Q. N. I.3o, 4c1, 7So, b
p III.
Philad delphia (e1pressI 2 as, e.so, ,.sO,s, .
3, 9.3s, s.bs, l0.lb, Ills .. IL. l2.4j LA, e.
sic, o.3s, 7.2e p. IN.
New ork, lOU, 2.ZS. CSC, $40, s.bs, ll.ta >
IN. sl23s, LA, 2.80, bl7, 6.3s, 7.2c J.. 10.
baltimore and intermediate etatiops b
s.l7 a. N. 600 p. N.
Ba!thun~. nd BAY Line, o.b7 p. IN.
isaltiln.Tn and Washington, i.42, AL, SCI
a.l7 a. Ia. lVJ, 400, BOO, Sb7, lI.c4 p. !
Baltimore priy, LOS .. m. !: 1921 and Up. u
Trains ;or delaware Division leave for:
Now .stiS, 600, q.0b .. NJ; Lib, a.oc, 40
and 6.25 p. IN.
Harrington. Delmar, and way stations, a.0t
a. IN, and l.l5p IN.
Wyoming and way stations, 6.25 p. IN.
Express for Harrington, 400 p. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intormedjato statioi .
$40 q. m Il. .OO in., $50, 7.SC, 9.b6 p. m.
Philadelphia and rew York, 30, In
u. 6.l7, o.38, 7.2o p. Il.
baltimore and Tashin2tnn. l.42, A6l, 6.oi
s.l7 a. m. 1l.N p. m. Baltimore, l.o6 ,. N.
For further information, passengers are n
lerred to the timetables posted at the Sta
ions.
Trains marked ~ are limited express, s,upo
which extra fare Ia charged.
CHARLES Il. PNfH, J. X. WOOD,
General Mauagor. Hsn"ral Passenger Al sp
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

Tx. N. }. SAMSON, DENTAL SUR
geon, graduate of Philadelphia Dental
College, sole invei tor OF .ans0n's new proce y
Of extracting teeth without pa.n. For those
suffering with nervousness ii wOul he to
their advantage to cal using no electricity.
chlOrOfofm. gos or ether: no inhalation OF
drugs , o charge for extracting when teeth
arc ordered, Office, SiS North Seventh
street, uOb-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
kttII in UndlspUted POssoSsIO /.

SANDUsKy, O,-The Register says
A prominent Lorain County farmer,
after subscribing for the Register for
himself, and for his brotherin-law in
Iowa, stated that wherever he travelled
it was the opinion, that as cure for
pain, St. Jacobs Oil held the cham pion-
ship of the world.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
A FEW REASONS

| A FEW REASONS
Why the Boston One-Price
Clothing House is far ahead
of all competition.
We strive first and last to
give our customers the very
",t goods at the very low
st prices.
II.
Our reputation has pene-
trated every nook and corner
for miles around as the head
quarters for bargains.
III.
We resist all competition
by keeping expenses low, so
as to sell tine goods at the
lowest possible cost. This is
the great secret of our Sue
cess.
We misrepresent no goods
and guarantee perfect salts
faction in every case. This
is why the people trust us.
We strive to keep ahead
and deserve our success by
winning it.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

TlNHE HARVEST HON T. GA NOPY AND
i Apollo Ranges and the beauti ful
Opera ParlOr stove are supplied with the du
plrx crate acknowledged and recommended
by every one having them ip use to be the
best crate ever made. We take the lead in
the sioSe trade and give our customers the
very ncst goods fer the money In the market.
To be convinced Of this. we invite any one
In need Of first-class stoves at low prices to
call and examine our large stock ht the p"pn-
lar Delaware stove and range depot Nos. !
and 0E. Fourth street. H. +. PICKLES,
Proprietor ns..m
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

The DIRECTOR OF the mint recon-
mends in his forthcoming message to
Congress that the coinage of gold dol
ars and 3-cent nickels be discontinued.
This is a wise recommendation as these
coins cannot be conveniently used
in ordinary transactions and therefore
no one will regret their disappearance.
Nearly l51 900, 900 standard silver dol
lars have been coined in obedience to a
law that would have done no harm if it
had been repealed two or three years
ago, and more than two-thirds Of these
dollars, the Director says, remain in the
Treasury vaults. The Director shows
that the coinage not only exceeds the
demand for that kind of currency in
the country but that it gradually drives
a large sock Of gold out of circulation.
He is therefore opposed to the further
coinage Of standard dollars and his
views ought to command the respect of
Congress.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
OPENED! OPENED!! !!
Fall Campaign Opened at
BEE HIVE

Fail Campaign opened at
--RUSSELL'S BEE HIVE
New goods receiving every day
from the New York markets. The
entire stock bought for cash, and
we mean that the Bee Hive shall
be the place for good, reliable
goods,at low cash prices. Our Mr..
Russell is spending almost his
entire time in the New York mar
kets,w hich places us in Il position
to get the bargains Of the market.
Extra value in Black Silks, good
reliable makes, warrantc not to
cut. Some extra bargains in Lu-
pins Black Cashmere, in all
grades. Don't fail to see them ;
never before so low. Several
cases of Dress Cloths, all-wool
doublc-width, from SOC. up to the
finest French goods. Our Fall
and Winter Underwear and IlOsi.
iery now in. Stop and see our
stock goods freely shown. Trad,
dollars taken at 100 cts. RUS.
Sells Bee Hive. 900 Market ST
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

WE HOPE now that the difficulty be
tween the Municipal Court and the po
lice force of the city will cease and ar.
rests and hearings 60 on in the manner
intended by the law creating the court
The City Council has acted in proper
manner and there should be no further
cause to make it act differently. While
We hope and believe that the MAJ or and
police will be guided by the advice OF
the City Council, we as reasonably ex
pect Judge Cummins to show as ready
an acquiescence in the unanimous re.
quest of Council TO hold morning AMI
an evening session of his court. 1t may
take little more of the Judges time,
but it will be sacrifice for the public
good and the Judge will have the con-
sciousness of having done all in his
power to accommodate the people As
the request was unanimous on the part
of Council for the Judge to hold even
ing sessions Of his court refusal to do
so will be a disregard of the advice of
his own party that will do it no good.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

NYOTlCE. - OWNERS OF STIEFF
~ pianos will please take notice that their
lnstrumcnts will now be tuned from No. 3Ot
West Sixth street, 1t adquarters for tuning
and repairing Also, good second hand
piano for sale, cheap. JAMES SHOBE,
n2.l2ts Agent for Chas NJ. Steii.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

ITO O1HEPUBLlC.-lN CONSEQ U ENCE
j OF the tremendous amount ofbogus but
ter on the market. such as Sueine, OleOmar
yarine and Butterne, all Of which are noth-
ing more than lard or tallOw, ! have con
Guided to put all Of my butter down 3 cents
psr pound. sell nothing but pure butter,
York State Bradford County, and tn" best
creamery. X. MESS OK, 46. ~ and 50 2nd
street market All butter rranted pure
and good. nos.lm
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
NOTICE

NOTICE
TO ODELINQUENT COUNTY TAXPAY
EkS, NORTHERN DISTRICT, VIII
MlNGTON HUNDRED, FOX THE
YEAR 1882.
The undersigned hereby gives notice to de
lnquent county taxpayers Of the Northern
District Of Wilmington Hundred, for 1882, Il
call without delay at the southeast corner Of
Fifth and King streets, and settie Tor the
same and thus avoid costs, as the taxes must
positively be collected at once. THIS IS A
FINAL NOTICE. WIN. kYNE, Collector.
nOyttf
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

NOTICE INVESTMENTS DURING
~ the year in per cent. Gar Trust Bonds
have been very satisfactory. They are made
in even thou 'ands and run from one to ten
years Further information furnished by
HEALD Il co. Ocb-5t.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

NOTICE E.-BALTlM OKE AND PHlLA-
~ delphia X. X. notice. sunday trains
un the Baltimore and Philadelphia X. H.
will be discontinued after Sunday, November
nth. mat ID. CUNNELL, Supt.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

NyOTlCE-AT THE EARNEST SOIACl
IN tatiOn OF number Of NY former
customers, have again commenced the
repairing Of all kinds of sewing machines. at
Q. ll2 Shipley street. Orders or machines
lett ut the chop will receive prompt and care
full attention. 1 will furnish you any machine
In The market at the lowest possible price.
oc27.,f W. I. CROSSLEY, Machinist.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

NIU1ICE-THE 10TH ANNUAL MEET.
~ ing Ct Clayton Loan Associ ,tion will
be held Friday, the 9Th ins.., ats o'clock,
when the report OF the auditors vii be sub
mitted and an election held for officers for
the ensuing year. M. L. LlCHTENsTEIN
Secretary. nOI-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

TNt. kLlNES GREAT NERVE RE
- storer Is the wonder OF tho age f0rsIi
no " diseases. All fits stopped free S.ai
to 81 Arch street, "hlladslph'@, IA.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
CRIPPEN'S
TEA, COFFEE AND kEED hTOKk,
NO BEAST SEQ rrn STREET
DO s3N.
p" san.
Mercury ard potash have made more Grip
pies than war, pe.tllcnce and famine CON
Dined.
FOR LADIES'.

have been using for month or two in my
household, Swift's Specific. Is. s. 8. the
greater portion Of 1t having been consumed
by the fe male portion Ofmy family, and
with the happiest results. 1t acted Ike
charm on my wife, who had been in bad
health fol u long time, and for whom have
paid hundreds ofdollars for doctors and med
icines. 1t began tO build her up from the
first dose. Another female member Of my
family took 1t with equally satisfactory re.
suits. 1t Is certainly The best tonic for deli
cate ladies that have ever used, and have
tried them all. have no doubt that want
Of exercise, close confinement In poorly ven.
tilated houses, sewer gas poison and malarlal
poison Of en- produce sickness among Our
wives, daughters and sisters, and believe
Swift's Specific IL the remedy for all this sort
Of blood poisoning.
+. l.. JONES, J. r.. Quitman, Ga.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free TO applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga'
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
: W AY'S fM'ET hYyEK fiLts sHf ! !

Vurt UysPtTEIH, COhtIVtHtEs, DT ATVBT1tt
E!aundiGe, sour stomach, pimples. scrOfula
Fsch headache. ulcers, sores. rhcuiuatism
;nervouEness, lowness Ot spirits, biIiousness
: As a dinner pill they are un' qualjed. TT I
:. Great Blood Purifier, Liver and Kid
ney Regulator, and the best Family Cath
Sartic Medicine. Nothing injurious, ele
fgaptly sugar-cOated. For sale at dTIggisu
: 25 cents. JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY 4
Co.. tWhOesale). Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-09

DR EBBEKTS' OFFICE, NO. 2l2 WEST
- street Cttce hours, s TO IL a. IN. 2 TOD
u, IN. nos 3tt