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New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

W.gIs gaSt and Has stSsty and Tafa: sr
sSa5SsFP soa5sP RsG S.sf A@Ss S$i
Maryland, 81 l32 asked No. western G %inII Y' aTG'
y P0' aSi S February 81 ,l5 Ms5e9 Mar sd 4 Is
WeSSTn5 % g 2e snu we.tern Mixed spot CSC bid January.
February G6 G66ic; steamer S72e5,c oats
quiet and hTm southern 81 t%S gssth i Rye y' nie 90
Csc Reccpts-Floar 90 16ls Wheat $500 500 BUSH S9r. .
2S1G1 SIh ssloj Casn COM bush Sales
wRSa tS SSe bush wGa SSs tassr SH OpS white
No dO-r : 59si Redi cash q o5%%$l Oh EsS
F%sTy psSSmDs 81 oe- Nay 81 2 assed no Red aode3s
S SSn gSi JanSiry aag ' % My 2Le Rejected 55e Grades
i oats a Nav HS e cash b ' 6sissDSy 1850 1850
%S15S--"l'-' GS1S i''OOO 0u''' N'''' ''
BUFFALO firm a. Ehfpt a. n d6 TAR SnG6 2a sG
M Rejected store at P2 gSs 5S4 saE to New 66S a. Sac
VAs %bsa de; Corn ; oats Railroad ElolT
SS 5nS Sh'a c 1000 oS Sni bush. corr cOS SaR
Railroad shipmcns-Flour zoo 6OIsa Wheat, 5te0 100 % 6%ash
Rye. 800 bush.
CHICAGO. Dec ll.-Flour dull and unchanged Wheat in
active demand but unsettled and low maIS mari 9PesSd ana SnS
lied several lin tine extent OF % nnaly declued lse
from GS1sSG p6s DessSe aRS fiGs 81 csns
Sy SDS a. 4Ss &C., SSSnS &sy 81 '5 os
No. chicago s & spF9s Red Winter SSas Corn in active
demand fluctuations were frequent SHs e had TnS
n9t as So ter under free offerings declined S and
closed under yesterday sales TGhgeH SS1n Tag lag
ary 597sG6lc, closing at 90 tc; February CLOS
ing at 5s3e May S2 SS &c &C. 'rSns SSss "asn
SS iSinf az a c 80 X RecepsqFour & qS isoS5 ST %ht 26
S%.S S@s fSa BaTsy ggS SoS bush s6pnsn 6S
Wheat 900 BUSH Corn i2O 900 bush 9at 'SoVo 0usi.
asmIer aySI fSo TO- BUSH Corn lg7oC9 BUSH
o95s 96s of y o bSG against bush
TIN last AT the closing cal; MhetdiSs at % oogSg0 @
sales sO6O BUSH December declined & January ana
GGo January y ana spF fy My
CfycNyAI Dec tMrSTS d nDgspSei BSe"p SHet and
SS19cSaneed Hogs FirnI Common aud Light 81 500
SI Isl Packing aud Butchers s. 1Odsti Receipts '0Vo
head; shipments. 2VO head
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ll-Plour quiet prices weaA Mneas
under speculative inquiry and market ci9ssd
at sG advance nc improvement sh No Rci
~ sxDort elevator 81 90 No Red 81 Red December
81 QJ4asl lo,4i do January, u lias lTi iS rernps
elnoa I . in early dealings decline however there Was
active inquiry from s 9 e% rejected New
Mixed 55c old Low No aled 0se S Sew s,eassr M i
a sea sn@ feHS ~ S GSs San TSHss Mixed Dccs@6cr
uaTy 66S6! c do FsSrnaIy o. Srs se SS Ssaer re-
Dewed pressure to sell December sold at 6elc JanraGy
SSd asked February and March 0S'c asked in ar
S!s sq MhSs Ss 'i Tor 70 White Receipts Flour
$500 bbs Wheat lS 800 bush Corn. 1Ssoo Hdt' i''OV
f9u p.S quiet ami whea.
opened and asGs 0sns 81 & as slss peoSHeT
aay; February; March s. ii nj sise Msy SS Ssi
Closed seed F9 shade sales SSs GRSSa S
SoS January o. e :: tessy s5Iss CASH. sso
bid January SSc Id fobTaarX S5s Nay rye Ss coS
at Barley steady a 5O1soc aoa Rps,s ao1 Rye
56s Mhss SSSS 900 Ossh S %LeaI
5000 bush.i Corn 22,O0oi Oats. l,oooi Rye i'oo"
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12

we're 30 cans besdz2ecars at 10Th
ST. and at Jersey City Nothing doing In Live Hoge
to-day but the feeling is tribe firm ard Prime western
would bring 80 45
Country dressed steady but selling rather owly st e9sc
for Heavy 6d7c for Medium and 74dSc for Light nolud.
ing P1gs Several lots Of western Dressed from ndians
Michigan and other and liberal supply OF City Dressed
contributed to make the trade slow.
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
BUFFALO Dec II -Cdtue-Recepts today 81 headj for
week 1000 head time last week. $500 head consigned
through, 95 market steady with good demands Good
shippers So 6OGs6 Light Medium, 81 60Gs5 40 Year
lDgs and StOckers, S3 20dS4 10. --
SheepRecepts to-day. 1900 head for the week, 10000
head for time last week, IL 200 head; consigned
through market quiet and unchanged Far TO Good
Western SO J0dS4 %; Common, So 20d$3 40; Western
Lambs 81 250S5 no Canafas here.
Hogs-Recepts to-day 200 head for week, q 600 head
for same time last week head consigned through 80
cars market active firm and higher Good 20 choice f9rker
- l30R1 36 Light do 81 s5d5 Good Mediums 50 35doJ oO
81 80; oil sold.
6o ST LOUIS Dec lcat.3Recepts l,loobead shipments
luO mead Good Grades steady Common stock dun amost
nnsal 6le Exports s6Gs9 40 Good to Choice g. 40a5 sS
Medium TO Fair 81 750f5 25 Common ~ 2Id$l co. STOCK
ers ana Feeders s3 500S4 70 Texans So 2(SS4 20 o
ShseIRecepts 200 head shipments 100 head marked
steady; Common s. 25d 81 75i Medium TO Good $3ds3 oOi
Prime 10 Fancy, 75dS4 20 Texans, S220US3 80.
Ogs-Hlgherj only specnlatOrs and pack ckers buylngi
Mixed 10 Best Heavy, s. 350S6 Light $6 Mixed - SOV
81 20 receipts, $50 head shipments 500.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
THE CHICAGO MARRETS QUIET.
WHEAT LESS IN PRCE-sIIGHT FLUCTUATIONS
THE PRICE OF CORN.
BIT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I


THE PRICE OF CORN.
lBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE scenes about tho
different pits change to-day unlike those of yes
terday. There such wild fluctuations In prices,
such enormous volume OF transactions, such ex-
element among the traders themselves. II the calm
after the storm. Trading went along naturally. Last
night the buyers at the yards predicted that there would
be only $4,000 hogs received to-day Their prediction
correct but the conclusions they drew not ali
realized It was supposed that few hogs would affect
provisions in sensational way greatly advancing prices.
Provisions In fact went down. The prices OF hog products
controlled rather by the easier feeling about tho
pit than by the scarcity Of hogs at the sOchyards
Corn easier, but the feeling was not weak. After
any other day than yesterday todsys fluctuations would
have been down wild; but after the long Jump OF
Monday the movement up and down OF corn OF Gll2
cents was considered moderate. The May option was
down TO 81 cents, and up little above SO cents. The
feeling still very uneasy and there is more courage
among the buyers than among sellers. The December
option dropped down under the January showing that
the present month Is no longer manipulated There Is
just the greatest uncertainty regarding the future
movement OF corn. VIII down now after so fierce
an advance The general impression appears to he that
whatever reaction will he small and Of brief dura-
ton This whole crowd is for the at any rate con-
verted 20 the idea Of 20 cent corn ultimately. -
MessTs schwartz * Dupee lasI nsHt Ica,aSieu haSiv
100000 bushels OF cash corn for the purpose Oh breaking
down the price. lle tHcOIS Il ludl lblS III
cement Of selling out It's "lOng stun sold more thah 10
intended somebody's corn whlch Shouu nol hye Decl
Sold and then made the delivery for the purpose OF
getting the stuff back cheap. The sales 0 corn to-day on
The afternoon ca amounted 10 800 900 bushels and OF
an kinds OF grain little 100000 bushels against
5000 900 al the call yesterday May corn closed on me
'cal at GA cents but was going later on the . carD
al CO cents December stopped at 80 cents. January
at 6OI4 Provisions lower and altogether withouG
incident Pork stopped at S13 GLE for December ana
sli 40 for January; lard at - - for DecfmIer ana
Is g2lo for January. Wheat the weakest thlig on
The LIST at night closing 7sdl cent under last uigtS
prices January 9s, May at II 057 There are many
peope nevertheless who believe that there Is TO DE OlX
advance In this grain The publication OF the stocks
i'm store show that there are O2OOO00 bushels OF wheat
and 500, 900 bushels OF corn in store.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
Total saIes Tor The day. .....................
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCIsCo, Tue ,day, Dec. ii, 1888.
nnllion rnlned at Sad. GOO vas received in this

Bullion valued at $4,000 was received In TINS
city yesterday from the mines. g., o,,
Standard Consolidated official report TOT ,Weeh
ending December /, shows: Ore extracted; Inni anu
shipped to mills, 14l9 tons; crude bullion rgTeisea
23I6 ounces; bullion shipped ST. l6,324 90; oplalsS9e
No l. from south drift No 2, 900 level is up li9
feet, where the veiL is feet wide and LOOKS We'll
Upraise No. from same drift isqp 3o Ieet Yen 1nn
level is 480 feet long North drift No 2 300 level
is in lls feet the vein at thus point rs ie9' ron
of good average ore. North upralso No i, i"' ali
in ore North uprase No from same DRIFT Is alsT
all in ore and is up SO feet. south drit from sont
vide North drift from north uprase is ~ l3o teet,
and shows ore on all sides. The slopes thIoughoul,
the mine present the usual good appearance anu
everything around the mine ana mills IS running
smoothly.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NVw WORK CITY

CITY.
gcbapd IanS NO i-o' " $4,000
w and wife to Fmene Johnston and another 1900
29th-st No l27 West; George q heather 10 EhSar n
same property; Edgar Brown, trustee to Mary
Heather -. a. q M
and wife 30 ] J Campbell n; o'Soo
"o2s'Srsy tirsy nos 40 anu ~ - 10000
s5tbst - $50 It OF 7th.ave 2jx1976 to 3ith-st,I
25Il07 8; T. Hatfield, Jr executor, To Edwin +
Hatfield, IT, ct al y. - iiiI,ssh,.,b
81 Oi 1Jth-st, l2NSS; EnLaDeth
Matthews another 10 Eva Muller -, 6,oOo
LeIngiSnass; oPe sf al to H Bdwsf G 10000
LeIiagtSnaIyfP I6I Php 40 q 1t u 10000
li1t9sS WhtstaS s 10 az = a. $500
07ts,st' s56 E,f 32 20 susan Twombiy 1880
Maiis0naye, sw cor OF 97th-st, 10 9Gtlst 2Ol.lOx
Sill L2x2iS.7 axl257 =; Platt ct al executors,
2dave ea 80 II TIN OF l2Ithst 2Jx80i W IL Fly oo
Wif tO @ w Tubbs.
sthaye sw cor of s2d.st, lO2 2G 4Oxl40 3l; also NV
cor OF sth.ave and st-st, lO22XluO; also sot
l75 II W OF Sthaye TO So or S<d-st, z9N
GOA l. also Il 8 OF 5Sth-st, 10 II W OF 0tlavey f0N
200 10; Ellen p lie Navvrro 20 D r Scannei.
6od.st, n $ 80 OF l0thaye 25xlOOO; Esther a ,oo
Wheaton Mary De Frece .-;..-...-;;....,. ioOOo
97h.sf 1875 II OF 2d-lye, 2OX959i Franz MericK ,
and wife TO Z q Hupfel ooVo
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, DtC. Ill hc plO't'NlH~H VI
the United states Supreme Court today were ~ follows"
No l7l-James Johnson painth in error. ag the Texas
and Pacific Railway Company In 10 TIE circuit court
OF the United states for the Eastern District Of Texas M
missed per stipulation costs TO be paid by the defendant IN
error .,-,-,,-., ,,....t
and others Argument concluded.
No lj4-The Town Of Ohio plaintiff m error at 3Gaaln
T. potier the Circuit Court O the Unf" states
or tbe Northern District Of Illinois lsis, Ell with costs.
No l55-Bessle Alien and others appellants, ag Thomas
+ WifhrOw and others. Argument begun.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
THE KELLOGG CASE CONTINUED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-m the case of cx-
Senator Kellogg Judge Wye rendered his decision tins
morning upon the motion Of the Government to postpone
the trial on account of their inability to secure the attend
apce Of John A. Walsh who Is represented to be an i'm
portaot witness Judge Wylie directed that the case he
otinued until the next of the Court. He said ne
was satisfied that the aGavIts of the Government Ju-
fled such continuance. lie would not force the "oNen
mont 10 90 into trial when they not ready, or wnen
they desired the evidence Of witness whom lhty
considered 80 important.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YORK. Dec. IL
The only features of the petroleum market
to-day were duGess and weakness. Prices declined from
81 10 TO 81 IA and closed at about the lowest points OF
tc dsv There is no new development that warrants the
continued depression of the market traders
treIely puzzled account for it, The speculative atmos
nbere has become Of a character to induce free selling
and shar reaction in prices would be perfectly natural
II tho bulls choose 10 exert themselves The close
must be- recorded IA weak.
Tbe range OF prices ana the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
rrnnprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LlyrRrool Dee ll-Pork-Prime MOSS f.istsi"' '"oon
at ia Po-Prne Meas, western steady az 20 D''; "a 1ncnn
Cut steady AT - BacOn-Loug clear nttl h aus =, 80
ort Gear s:rsdy at as. EIs-Lons Sut s,.a tncr w NJ
Inie inrl- Pr ne Western steady 40 itS ldIoW- l
1itv s,eaiy ~ IS COrI-ANed New sieiuy az 90 ~"
luiprntius- pIr... BOadOA uuil a. -oS ~ rL, ,n
IiugIPs. D,r ,.-Mi,ONs Lard closed at 40 mAiNa '
plruuits f'r ~ b.. ,--., ~ ~ er,,r. b)
ceti4a.n4 " 81 kloA
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
THE COURTS.
COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Among the JudG-
ments rendered to-day in the Court of Commissioners OF
Alabama Claims were the following: To stephen
Bowen and Joshua W. Davis. 81 2s7; William Hammond,
S3IOI; Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Donahoe S3,540
Prince H. Swivel, 81 1854.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Tuesday, Dec. IL, 1888
The following was the only sale made at the
Exchange SaesroOm to-day:
Bb Rfchard v. Hdrnsh & Co.
One 3.storv brick house. with lot No l92l = Greenes
w. Slc1o1e ron II " u '' ..... $3.50
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12

The clcarances elsewhere were: OF City, lOS3SOOO
rradford 343GOOO; Pittsburg, 100000 barrels
The refined marke quiet but finn at Si5 "J'4 ce3is
per gallon In New-HOrk.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
MINES AND INNING.

TUlsplY, Dee 1l-r. 81
SALESAr THE AIyISG EICHANGE
New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
GOVERNMENTS.
THE GENERAL LIST.

"a sellor 60 DAYS: e1avIdena. :los seller 60 day..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-04

by the power of God. But these
blessings were not given to con-
vince men of the truth, but for their
blessing after they had been con-
vince. The gospel does not offer
to the world earthly comfort and
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but rather that
all who yield obedience to it will
lose their good names and be
scoffed at and derided as was the
Savior. Each week are new fabri-
cations eonjured up against this
people, and they are lied about, and
even their total determination is
advocated by ministers of so-called
Christian sects. 1t had been said
the Mormons were disloyal, but
there were no people in the United
States more loyal to the government
than were the Latter-day Saints.
They had been prosecuted by the
government for their religions
sake, but this was no fault of the
government but of its officers, who
do not administer justice.
The choir sang an anthem.
Benediction by President Milford
Woodruff.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-07-04

~ pzo9s dnrp TN o z
80 pE0S ~ sa@1S1RS eM .y-01r
sGoHqS 81 psIno 6I42thb Os
aSS RDl0O DNaX0 VII kVHI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15
let Publication August Sth. 1883.
Probate Notice.
TrKnrroRr or DAKOTA. l..

Trsmro Y , or DAKOTA. s.. :. p.o,,,. -, :,
In the matter Of the appointment Of an I'd.
ministrator IN the estate OF Louis and Anna
Rupada late 0f said county deceased
Whereas. on the It'll day Of August A. ID. 1883,
Henry Rubada fled p iition In tins court Sci
ting forth that Louis Ruha9a died on the 18th day
OF May, A d. 1877, aud that Anna Eudada died
on the 3oth day Of Jnly A. D. 1883, interstate
possessed Of property In said county not ADM !.
istered upon and Trays that he be appointed
admins trai0r of said estate.
Therefore be II ordered by the probate coufi
Of said county that raid petition with be heard
at special term Of said court 10 he held at the
court houee In the city Of Elk Point In said
county on the 2ith day Of August a d. 1893. al
the hOur Of o'clock p. IN. Of said day whet
and where all parties can attend.
II 10 further ordered that notice of said hear
ing be given by pnbli .Atl IN Of this orIer in tht
Union Cennty Courier for three successive
weekr prior to said hearing. BY order Of III,
court
Witness my hand and seal Of said court TIL.
Seal 9Th day VI August, A. ID. 1888.
Nv. SMITH. Probate Judge.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15

and southern Dakota is worth two
acres Of the best land I have seen
in Manitoba. For the past six
weeks have been in the Red river
valley in north Dakota and Manito-
b.. I have not seen corn enough
70 make . plateful Of mush, nor an
acru Of wheat that win 60 twenty
Ave bushels. These are hard facts
for the benefit Of your many
readers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15
First publication Aug 8, 1881
Notice to take Dispositions.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, T..
County Of Union.
In district court, 9Th Judicial district, in and
for Union county, Dakota.
William f. Gray, Plaint!d,
We.
Alta Gray. Defendant
To the defendant, Alta Gray. above named.
You will take notice that the plaintf above
named will take the dispositions Of II. A. Bill
lings and Samuel w. Gray. sundry witnesses at
the office Of and before g. A. Aldfich. = justice
Of the peace In and for Chaniaugua county, state
OF New York, In the village 81 Kennedy. In said
September, A. ID. 1889. between the hours Of
a. m. F.. and 4 p. IN. That the taking 81 said dep
Ositions will be continued aud adjourned from
day TO day until fully taken and completed and
that t,e dep0sirions SO taken will be read In ey.
idencc npUn the trlnl OF the above entitled &C.
tion on the part Of the piaiitif, William 3
Gray. Il. w. MuLEk,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15
CLOSING OUT SALE.

9. w. Beggs win Close out his
entire stock Of spring 4 summer
dress goods, consisting Of Lawns,
bunting, precales. silks, swiss 4
dotted null, main sook. tnlstoD &c.
Also 100 pieces dress goods, IN
clnding, plain goods il 81 shades,
stripes pIsids, checks, from 10 70
75 c.. ~. yard. All going =
actual cost. Also my entire line Of
gloves + mitt1, laoes, ribbons, ladies
tiss, ocllas, cum until Sept, ! vii
o. sold \ ~ g w. BEnos,
Main ST Eik Point
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15

During the warm weather people
should eat more fruits, and in order
to find what you want, go to Free.
man Bros. and get California dried
apricots, South Carolina pared peach
es, California pitted plums, genuine
Alden evaporated ring apples,
prunes, evaporated blackberries, DC,
also full line of California canned
goods and other goods.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15

SINCE the PRONUNCIATION Of the
revolutionary sentiments Of the lea
ders in the South Dakota statehood
scheme il cannot be denied but
there b . growing sentiment Of
opposition in North Dakota which
is likely to increase TO formidable
proportions. The alert has favored
their plan for the sake Of . division
Of tha territory, 90 long as it was
kept within legitimate bounds, for
the reason that they ough: to be adj
mitted Us ! state If they wish it and
and il can be done without encroach-
ing upon the rights and interests Of
North Dakota; but when they pro-
pose resistance to the national gov
ernment We repudiate their scheme,
and will have nothing to do with it
lRrther than TO resist and de-
nounce such rebellious sentiments
and that Ne should do If il were
North Dakota that was clamoring
for admission. Neither the Alert
nor any other newspaper that re-
spects its own opinion, or that hopes
to merit the respect OF the public,
can afford TO take an antagonietic
position against the national govern
ment looking 10 open resistance and
defiance Of federal authority. With
such . revolutionary sentiment back
ing up their scheme for statehood
South Dakota will soon sacrifice the
sympathy Of the people, not only 81
North Dakota but Of the nation.
Tho best thing tho people Of South
Dakota can do Tor their cause is TO
muxxle such extremists a. Pettigrew
and Campbell and relegate them to
: back seat. JaMscstoaCn Alert.
This al grows out Of ex-Delegate
Pettigrews taffy to an Inter Ocean
correspondent. Not single news
paper, Or prominent man in South
ern Dakota have advocated or Sane
toned any such revolutionary SEN
timents or doctrines as is feared by
the Alert. What the people want in
this section Is simply division and
admission = I state, and all legiti-
mate and proper means win BE-
resorted TO effect such = result.
The absurd idea Of setting up q
State government in defiance Of the
general government Is too ridiculous
70 think d, and We can assure our
brother Of the Aleyt that no such
TONI o0leIy will b allowed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15

Levi Wheeler, our popular pho
tographer, has secured the agency
for supplying anything in the line
Of enlarged pictures, India ink work
crayon work, etc. This work is ex-
ecuted by the finest artists in the
country and cannot but prove salts
factory. All wishing to have pic.
lures enlarged, or work Of any Of
the above kind, can he at once &C.
commodated by calling upon Mr.
Wheeler at his room in Elk Point.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15
A few mems good straw hats to be
sold cheap at Freeman Bros.

Thornton + Longmyer have as
sociated themselves together as Co
partners in the painting business,
and are prepared to do oil kinds oil
plain, fancy and ornamental paint
ing with dispatch and on reasonable
terms. They ARE both iirst-clsss
workmcn and reliable gentlemen to
do business with. Their shop is in
the old bank building on Main street
where they may be found At oil
times ready for business.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15

- 1ype osid: Thsrs ars now
H. - "a psrioaieAls
hoa y ~ Union which il
ll - iuuusd ! year
- sa1sst growth wss In
SbSss ~ dailies increased
- q % md he wssklies from
& - since Nay, 1874 1ss
ollces were established ii
$500 while ths increase in al the
\ ~ tsEsitosieD 1gsther amounted
~ ~ ~ 10 Dakotas growth in
~ - popalAtion ~ II the
= I rtIcD = ii ~ nsws.
- i lalBcss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15
Boota g S:aoee,

G. w. Beggs has now opened the
most complete stock Of boots &
shoes to be found in southern Oak.
look them over.
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READ THE
CHICAGO LEDGER!

The Oldst and most reliable story paper pub
lished In the West. II 10 . large eight page
Paper. fali Of interesting stories. society nwes
and humor. Every new subscriber receives q
book - . premium. Price tI.00 per year
Sample copies free. Address. CHICAGO LEpasE
Chicago. III.
Our cracker trade is immense.
We buy the best goods and sell &c
many that we have no old stale
crackers. FREEMAN Bros.
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First Publication Aug. 9. 1883. !
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-08-15

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