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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-11-29
A Newly Arrived German In
Theatre.

Iettor in New York Tri5unc.l
Its strange what n faculty some people have
for making themselves unpopular. There is
Dr. B., one of our German follow Travellers
whose exterior, confess, is far from cncaS
ing hut whose conduct nobody can find
fault with. Yet he seea,s t. bc unable to
mako friends. l remarked ONCE before tina.
he seems to find some difficulty in adapting,
himself to strange surroundings and crcunl-
stances. A scene which some Of IFS witnessed
in q Chicago theatre seems to prove it be-
yond doubt The curtain had just dropped
upon the first act and the orchestra was pre-
pairing to strike up somo lively air when the
doctor stood up, and leaning against the back
of the chair in front of him proceeded to ex-
anime tho a,,',nr nce with his opera glass.
Now there is nothing in this action which
would astonsl, very greatly at least, a New
York audience, and certainly not Il European >,
but in Chicago it seems to be otherwise Tho
doctor had Leen engaged i'll his ntreastny
Investigation half a minute when misses. in
tcrmingled W ith cries of "S!t down." were
heard in all parts of the house. He probably
did not understand the meaning of the word@,
for he continued quite unconcerne'|ly to osle
the audience through his glass, ncve" payill.;
tho least attention to the noise, which setinvd
to gr,w louder every second. Before long
the house was actually divided i'll its sympa
thies for the originator Of all this uproar.
Cries of "Make yourself scarcn," "Go it, old
curly head, ""Squat," don't get frightened"
and other like expressions could be hear on
all Sides The doctor never novel. There
he stood with the greatest self composure in
the world, not smile on his explessionless
face. surveying the shouting and laughing
multitude And to this day, believe, he has
never taken in the situation of that night.
Powers alive. what will the book he is to
write on America contain!
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-11-29
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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-11-29
The Accepted II
[Solperville.

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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-11-29
ALEXANDER ANDERSON.

Very few can tell, presume, the artist
that made the strictly simple, and now very
interesting, wood-cuts that hold for us still,
as in amber, the remembrance Of that green
silk dress the milkmaid never got, the beaux
she did not soc i'll order to jilt them, and the
discontinue of poor Tray for being found in
bad company, and all the rest But this ar
tist, nevertheless, was a very remarkable
man. He was Alexander Anderson, tho first
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
crests us was TO give the community

tcrests us was to give the community
which has always admired him a
malicious aud uncalled for thrust.
How great the fall How high the
place to be obtained. How low the
position occupied. Four votes solid
for south Dakota, four for moth Da-
kota. Who turned the tide against
rigbt-and his fellow citizens? Cap
tain Alexander Hughes, of Yankton.
Who would have believed it?
While our analysis has not a
pleasing result. it does not at all ex-
onorate the rest Of the commission.
Had they preserved a "due regard
to accessibility with an eye single to
the public interests which they pre-
tended to represent, either Mitchell,
Huron, Pierre, Redfeld or James,
town would have preceded Bismarck.
All honor to the men who stood
manfully by their honest convictions.
The people Of south Dakota will not
forget them
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
Mortgage Sale.

Defan'i having heen made in the payment Of
the sum Of six hundred and twelve dollars
principai aud in'ercs, berides Atty dollars
attorneys fees which Is claimed 10 BIZ
due AZ The date OF This Horice upon certain
mortgage duly executed end delivered by Rob
ert II Mille, ard Mary Miller, bi. wife. TO
Mary II Living. bearing da the 18th day OF
July. A ". 1878 and duty recorded IN the office
OF he register OF deeds in ahd lor the county of
Union and territory Of pakota. on The 22nd day
of July \. d. 1878 nj 2oclock p III IN book No
5 Of mortgages, on pages 5i5. SIG, 547. 5lS and
$40: said mortgage securing the enm of $500
with interest thereon ~ per cen. becoming due
on The LIT day OF January III each year Aud
II being specially stipulated IN said mortgage
thai the whole amount secured thereby should
NJ once become due u any Of said interest
should remain unpaid after SO becoming due.
And the inierss, SO Becoming due January lrt
1853 to wit: forty-tve dollars being now wholly
unpaid. the mergagee elec's that the whole
amount secured by said mortgage be and become
now due and payable and no action or proceed
ing al law or otherwi-c having been Instituted
10 recover the debl secured By said mortgage,
or any part thereon
n wv there fore, notice Is hereby given That by
virtne OF power Of gale contained in said
mortgage and pursuant to The statue IN srcA
care made and provi,iea the SAID mortgage will
be foreclosed and the premises described 10 and
covered by said mortgage. viz: The lots one u
and two ~ OF section twenty eight t2Sl and The
northeast quarter nf the mort east quarter and
lnt four % In section lwoaty-niae 90, all in
township ninety four (9D range forty-eignt ga
except piece out thereof conveyed 10 Collins Il
Co. BY deed recorded IN book No. on page 26d
Of the records Of said Utien county in Union
county aud territory ef Dakota. with the here
di'amenis and appnrtcnnrces. will be sold at
public auction 10 The Slightest bidder for cash. To
pay said debt and interest and The taxes. if any.
OH sad premises. aud fifty dollars attorneys
fec, a. stipuiaed in and by said mortgage IN
ease Of foreclosure, and The disbursements al
lowed by law which saIe will ne made by ihe
sheriff OF said Union county At the front donr Of
the c0ur house In the city OF Eik Poini IN said
county aud territory on the 7th day of Jely A.
D. 1858 at one O'Clock p. IN. of that day, subject
to redemption at any lime within one year from
day Of sale, as provided by law. Dated aay %
A. ID. 1888 Mary r. Li.IsG,
G.. IL, WALwoRFH, Mortgages.
j. r. Dosh.
Attorneys for Mortgage
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20

fllsy attend V their own affairs md
~ ! goOdIy share 81 the general
burdens; aud besidcs, there i no
reason Why Maryland, with its great
commercial city Of Baltimore, should
~ ~ population only two-thirds
y heavily q Ohio. The truth ID
that tho salaries Of state officers con-
atitute but 4 small part Of the ex-
penditnre Of a state, and cut an in
significant ligurein q general tax
levy. The Dakota farmer who shall
oppose division on the financial
ground will make a very serious
mistake.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20


LHE Bismarck Herald, after quot
ing a extract from our description
II ths country surrounding Bismarck
1lys:
w never knew that tile hand
soma Mallahnn could liz in such "a
bNreGaced manncr. He was here
With tho commissioners.
Tho Herald il right - It's state
xaent that W were s1th the commits
sionsrs, and orr observations Of the
countsyse- II which We travelled, inn
"a just a. We have expressed
e the Hauld thinks we have
sisod II ID barefaccd manner, we
ll ~ attention to ! quotation in
1he eame article from one Of the
truthful commissioners, who ex-
I pseaeed hi.nself Just ~ definitely ~
~ I,Ase dome. We repeat our re-
nssrk With emphasis. We will say
tl,at i great part Of the country Of
hicli ~ speak, ii not only unin-
habited, but will forever be unin-
hAhttablc.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
Guardian Sale.

TrRarrohy or bAkorA, in Probate Court.
Union County, Union County.
In the matter Of Harrison Knapp and Hu'da
j. Knapp, minor heirs Of Mary Knapp deceased
Notice IL hereby gwen tina. by virtue of an or
der Of the probate court In and for said comfy in
the above eG'itied IuaiIer tie following desc .ib-
ed premises situated In the county OF Union
ana ,eriit ory Of Dakola. will be eoid at public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash at the
front door Of The court house In the city Of Elk
Point sand comfy and territory at the hour of
one O'Clock in the afternoon On The 23d day Of
June 1888, VIZ: The southwest quarter II The
northwest quarte;and the west hall of the soaih
quarter in southeast quarter 81 The snai Invest \
section titeea tl5l in t"WAship ninety five ta5)
OF range forty-ninc li9J containing l60 acres,
more or less.
DANIEL ". MYERS,
j. w. TAYLOR. Guardian
Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
Notice.
NOtlCS.
U. 3. LAND orFcE AT YAHKroN ID. r.

2. y. l.AEU OfFCE 1T IANkTON u. T.
May 9 1853
Complaint having been entered at Ibis oalce
b7 Amos A. iiafsin AGAINST Charles A. Watson
for abandoning hie h,mestcad enlry No. 1907
dated March 9TH 1879 upon the northwest i
sec ~ township % range - Ia Tnion county d.
T. with view TO the cancellation of said entry
the said parties n.o he eby summoned TO appear
a!this Office on the 2ls' day Q! anKasl 1883 AZ
concerning said alleged abandonme MT.
Il. A, WE1IER, Register
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20


uHe It3sh, I calamity, causins
u! "a n " l87 children, occurre
@ srland, England. A conjur
{ u Ven sn exhibition IN Victo
y md when the 1900 chill
I ~ attendance were making
lt exit, ! jam occurred, occasion
q 81 tlae inability TO open q doc.
.s 1cot of ! stairway, excepting
Il INT u allow one child 70 pms,
q n luae. When the rush began, !
III lsll and before they could b,
~ 1877 we're trsmpled down
8 y Md and killed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
May 3June ~
SUMMONS.

IeEritOTy OF Dak0ta,
Fourth Judicial District J
liz the District Court in ard for Ubion County.
STEPHEN Il. VASBusEIaN, Plaintiff.
AGAINST
AGNEs j. SANBusgIRg.
ltTerritory of Dakota sends greeting:
To Agnes j. Na1iijuskirk, the above Eamed De-
Lendalt: fou are hereby st.inmoUcd ard ralujr-
Cd TO answer the complaint OF the above ralned
Plaintiff, copy of which is herewith served up
on yen: and to serve 2 copy OF your answer upon
the subscriber at the Office OF K. w. Miller. at
fIk Point. in said territory, within thirty days
after the service OF this summons or yea excis,-
siye Of the day of such service. and il you fail 10
answer this complaint. within that tire, the
plaintiff viii apply to the Court sor the relief
take notice that the sad plant is filed in the
ef1icc of the Clerk of said Court at Elk Point,
in the county aud territory above mentioned.
Dated at Elk Point, u. T., this first day Of
May, A. ID. 1858.
s. B. VANBusKIRK,
Plaintiff in his own proper person.
L. w. MIid,EU, Plaintiffs Counsel,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the es-
tate of the late Permelia Bovee are re-
qnired to present the same to the adj
at the residence Of Alison
Bovee, in Elk Point, Union county,
d. T., within four months from the
date Of this notice, May 9th, 1883.
Alison BovEE,
Administrator.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
First Publication Jnne 20 1887
Guardians Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF Ii
cense for that purpose issued BY the probat c
court Of Union county d. T., Will sell at pr-
waite sale 70 he highest bidder for cash. The
property described az follows. to VIII. Town
lots 4 blk arpentcr's addition and town
lots blk Wilson'S addition and LOT IL blk
being, all in the city"f Elk Point Union county
d r.
Sealed bids FIR the whole will be rece we'd by
the Judge IL prnnaie at his office in Elk point
Union county ID II. mp 10 and until said LOIS
are sod. which Will be on nr after the h day
OF lniy A.. d. 1883. Thai al bids must be in
writing, describing the Land desired and stat
ing for cash and must be signed
ALICE EDDY,
Guardian Of the es ate Of Adelbert r.. Eddy
deceased This 18Th day Of June A. d. 1883
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20

The away up prices paid for but
ter and eggs at the Elk Point but
ter house will awaken the producers
to recognition of the profits in
manufacturing the article them.
selves.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
ls Economy of Division.

(
he Pionecr has little sympathy
u 5fl y spirit which Is abroad, that
disposed to lie down and let the
loyensent tof division 50 by the
fd Those who arc growing in
srent ii regard to the matter
6 Tint ! large state means less
on than 4 small one. While
very desirable that the policy
~ territory cliould be such Al 10
eep down taxation. it should be
I c1r,e in mind that the censas re-
ogs ~ 1850 show tho cost Of gov
( sEnnent - be small in the small
1lles tl,sn II The large one ones.
b ax sxy for al state and coun-
parp I'M m 10 mills on every
I'M III tlie total assessed property
valuation III Rhode Island; the
e III Dalaware; rs mills III Con-
~ 1.9 mills ii Mary
represent large
! great increase. The
l6 on tlae same basis, in
M IT, I ya1 Il mills; IL Pennsyl-
III inSlls III Ohio, 1877 mills;
III laDjs, III mill. Tho differ
=
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
Administrators Sale

Notice lie hereby given thar by vjr'He of q u
censc gwen for thai purpose issued by he pro-
bate couri of IN ON comfy OAK ata teri ifnry,
| will sell Mt pubic sale 10 the hghcs; bidder
for cash or SIX muiiihs ume vi h /. sd and suf-
feieni security, The folowieg de.crhe,ts per-
sonat property: Five cs.ws Two Two year old
hcifers. " Two year old sieers two one year
steers. three calves afh one good brood mare.
one large hog one umhe. wagon. or moving
machine and one NANNY renping IN CHI ne.
saky bay rake one sniky pow, two walking
piaws and one breaking pillow. wo harrovS ANA
hausehold ute, sis. AT the residence Of the ia,e.
Galiicb ir.der. deceased, In he vicinity of
Grove Hill Un1on county Dakota territory ON
the 29ih day OF May A. D. lsS3
JACOB r. KLINE,
Administrator of the esiat" OF Grillicb IRE
der d,cc sseti This .9,h day of May A. ID.
ALNUN nONEE, Auc. ioaecr.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20

a DuEI1 who shot and killed Cap
n Mutt i Uniontown, Pa, some
uss ~, and who was acquitted b,
e Jury, was shot and killed on the
rets u tho Same town one day
a wsek, ~ son Of Capt. Mutt.
- 6culty originally grew out Of
! Intimacy between Dukes and
M daughter. Although publ,
T. liasnt has been almost entirely
ma Dukes, and the murder Of
s3dsr Mutt altogether unproyok-
~ jury cleared him, which led
j. ~ 1ash course taken by the son,
ynpst nv and Offers Of financial aid
~ icing sent y young Mutt from
III over the country.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20

I'M great star route trial which
NV besn IN progress for SO many
sonths, was given to the jury
III week and in 4 very short time
lhey rendered d verdict Of mot gull
4 This WAS quite a surprise TO
a. people generally, as they were,
~ ~ still, supposed BY all persons
"a iendiDg u know anything about
IT. natter, to be gui' ~ If the charge
lld should Do punished. However,
~ q better than as some supposed,
M jury should disagree and put
ne government to the expense Of a
neW trial. Two Of the parties have
bsen re-arrested on other charges
] connected with the matter, showing
Tint The authorities do not intend
thnt they shall escape 80 easily as
the decision Of the jury would init
IAato.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20

Even if your property is insured
Against fire and lightning, it will pay
you to take out tornado policy in
the Farmers Of Cedar Rapids.
Suffer and Gordon, agents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that ! Lave
this day. purchased the interest Of
E. Hummell III the saw mill known
as the Ashley & Rash mill, and the
firm of Moore Il Htmmell is dis
solved by mutual consent. l will
continue the business and have cot
tonwood lumber of all kinds con-
stantly on hand for SALE.
ISAAC MOORE.
June 9th, 1888.
II you want a stylish bat try May
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20

Don't sell butter for ten and twelve
cents when you can get sixteen cents
per inch for cream.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-06-20

you want stylish hat try May.
nard q Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-24
A MYSTERIOUS CAVE.
What a Man Found While Hunting
B.acksnRkes.

BosroY, April 23.-A Great Darlington
special to the Gi"Le says: Five miles west
of here is the little township Of Afford,
whose inhabitants are engaged entirely in
farming. A reliable gentleman from there
states that while an old farmer was out
hunting blacksnakes Thursday he made
the discovery Of wonderful cave In
limestone ledge. The cave has been christ
ened DEVILS Den. Since its discovery par
ties have endcayOred TO explore ii with
lighted torches. They could only go In
few rods, when, owing TO the poisonous
gases, the torches began TO burn dimly,
and in one case where q man ventured too
far ahead of his companions, he was res
Cued with difficulty. So far as known the
cave is large, with rooms and passages. and
1t is thought that by making the mouth
larger the gases will esCspe, and the cave
can be explored with safety. A sound a.
Of running water indicates q small river or
spring in il. and ID is thought that q stream
from the well known Frying Pan spring on
the hillside opposite there, lost under
ground. runs into il. As for the locality,
il is the terror OF women and children, ow-
ing to the immense blacksnakes called
racers, found there. The man referred TO
as the discoverer OF the cave killed eleven
in half an hour whose average length was
tive feet Lnst sprlDg the same man, with
a companion, killed fourteen in twenty
minutes, most Of them being coilei mp on
the rocks, and at that seas rather stupid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-24
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES.
much Trouble Likely to Arise From
the AboIishment Of the stamp Duty.

WASHINGTON, April 23-There has been
a general inquiry as to what would be the
status OF proprietary medicines after July
l. The new law abolishes the stamp at
that date which heretofore has served as
certificate of character and allowed their
sale as medicines even when the prohibi
ton law was in force. After July there
will be no stamp on bottle which hereto
fore has been the chief difference between
the so.called medicine and bottle OF whis-
ky. II is stated at the Internal Revenue
Bureau that there will be no change in the
classification heretofore made, and that
compounds which have been stamped aud
sold as proprietary medicines will not be
questioned. Makers of new compounds
will be liable to pay the taN as rectlhers OF
spirits, unless they can show they are
making medicine aud not beverage.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
in his recommendation TO Congress, advised
that the proprietary stamp be retained
upon all medicines twenty per cent OF
which were spirits. No discrimination
was made, however, of this kind, the stamp
on all being aNolished. Much embarrass-
mept will no doubt result, and new regula-
tiops for the government OF this class OF
manufacturers will have To be formulated.
In order to avoid inconvenience, manu-
fscturers of these medicines should have
scrion taken upon their cases prior to July
1af
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-24
Strikes.

READING, Pa, April 23.-At noon to-day
seventy dissatisfied pipe mill employees OF
the Reading Iron Works marched in a
body 10 the office Of the company, demand.
ed and received two months pay due them
and then left. The officials say the work
at the mil, will be resumed II the men re-
turn 10 work.
New YORK, April 23-Eight hundred
cigar makers and two hundred packers and
strippers inaugurated strike to day ior
an increase in wages. The strike is likely
10 be prolonged for .ome time, as both
sides have expressed determination not
TO yield.
CrxcIxSA7I, April 23.-The Times Stars
Gore. o, special says: The Thomas Iron
Works are closed on account OF strike
among the coal haulers against q reduction
in wages The Bessemer works at Straits.
Vile are closed for the same reason.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-24
DISCOVERED BY A DREAM.
Supernatural Agency which Led to the
Finding OF MI WhitAker's bs1y.

Ffsding OF Mr.. whitaker bsAy.
ELKroS, Nd, April 23.-The funeral OF
Cecil n. Whitaker, who Was drowned In
the Chesapeake Bay, took place Friday
afternoon from the residence Of his father,
Geo. P. whi,sker. proprietor Of Rfiae'p'o
Furnace. 1t was attended by large con.
course Of his relatives and friends, many
Of v hom came from long distances, to show
their regard for one who was loved and re-
spected by all who knew him. Ths remains
OF the unfortunate man were inferred ct
ST. Marks Episcopal Church, not far from
Perryville, according to the ritual OF the
Episcopal Church. The bodies of Jeffsries
and one OF the colored men have not been
found. thsugh the North and East rlver is
still being searched.
1t was owing to dream that the body OF
Mr.. Whitaker was discovered. Capt Pop
lar Of Havre De Grace, and Mr.. Whitakers
brother and nephew on the day before the
body was found brought to the surface OF
the water with graphing irons several bags
OF phosphate and other contents OF the boat
They devoted the remainder OF the day to
a thorough search for the body, and not
finding il concluded that Mr.. Whitaker
had lived TO get near the shore. That
night Capt Poplar dreamed that forty rods
beyond the place where the bags Of phos-
piiate were discovered he found the body.
The next day the same party repaired TO
the spot indicated in the dream and al.
most immediately Mr.. Whitaler's body
was found by. Capt Poplar, and was
brought to the surface with the irons hold
ing TO the identical portion Of the body
foreshadowed in the dream.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-24
A DELIGHTFUL MUSS.
A Scandal Cosneeiea win the BsNon
Ideals.

CnICAeo, April 23.-The Boston Ideal
Opera Company is stirred TO Its very center
by q scandal. Miss Mary Bcebc, the origi'
nal prms donna, was married some tms
since to Il. q. Haskell. q boot and shoe
merchant OF Boston. But the union proved
unhappy and they separated. Upon the
strength OF her leaving her husband, Miss
Ober, the manager, re-engaged Miss Beebe
this season. Haskell engaged . detective
to follow her movements and also .
lawyer. Chester Doves, Of this city.
TO arrange for Q divorce. Miss Beebe
was discharged from the company recenty
and Ia now at the Chicago European Hotel.
The discharge OF q. ID. Wheeler, the busi.
ness manager, soon followed, and IL has
leaked out that Wheeler and Miss Beebs
had been constantly together and had bs.
come 40 intimate that great scandal vas
created. Miss Beebe's frienis sllsee that
the trouble was caused by MiS Geraldine
Ulmar, . rival prima donna, who was In
tentsly Jealous OF Miss l1csbe, also that cd.
vance sgent Foster bad called st Miss
Beebe's room, and upon being refused ID:
mitisnce. precipitsted . row and pursued
Miss Boebe. When the divorce suit comes
u uisl. there will be an uphesval which
will shake aesthetic Boston 70 its center.