Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-05-02

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learned her mistake and now declares
it to he the best she ever used.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-The scarlet fe-
yer is among US, and has been fatal
in several cases among the young.
| have thought best to discontinue
my service and Sunday school next
Sunday, May 9Th, and SO far as may
be to prevent its spread among chill
dren and others. J. V. HINES,
Rector of st. Andrews church, Elk
Point, Oak.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.-Mr. l..
Wheeler, of Vermilllon, has opened
out in Geo. Steckman's old stand
over the "Dollar Store a photos
graph gallery, where ne is prepared
TO do work in his line in a first-,,lass
mariner. Mr.. w. has worked with
Butler, the celebrated artist at Yer
million, for the past two or three
years, which is a sufficient guaran-
tee that he will give you f~rst-class
work. If you want good pictures
don't fail to give him a call.
Beiij. Briggs has just opened a
new department in connection with
his furniture business and will here
after run an undertaking branch
with his furniture. He will be pre-
pared to supply anything in this
line that the public may need, Of
the very Best quality, of the very
latest patterns and at the very low
est prices. Mr.. Briggs has TOY on
hand a supply of Undertaking goods
Of the above described character
and will be ready at all times to
accommodate the public. He is an
old timer in the country; and with
his taste and skill in selecting
such goods; and his perfect
knowledge Of the wants and desires
Of the people, they may rest assured
that they a be highly satisfied i'll
their dealings with Uncle Benny.
Prot. Otto Soldan, a German mu.
stefan Of great skill on the violin
and piano, was in town yesterday
intending to give an exhibition OF
his talents at the U. B. Church in
the evening, but owing to a order
from the health officer to prevent
the spread Of scarlet fever, did not
stay. The professor, after his dis
appointment, called ut the COURIER
office and interested those present
by playing a few pieces on the
violin. Mr.. Sedan is certainly a
magnificent performer, such as rare
fly if ever travelled in this country
before, and we are sorry matters
werc.such as to prevent him from
giving AN entertainment here.
On Sabbath evening the people oi
this city We're very much surprised
and shocked to hear of the very sud
den and dangerous. illness Of Prof
Kibling, who after several days o
languor and nervousness. accompan
led by intense headaches, was sud
denly taken dangerously sick. nnt
his peculiar symptoms baffleds TO-
skill of the physicians for some time
On Monday, however, they got tn
difficulty under control, and o.
Monday afternoon held q consulta
ton with the associated skill Of d.
c. e. Clingm Of Sioux City, the re
suits Of which were to determine tn
Profs difficulty to be primarily ma
\ ~larial; but complicated and mad
more serious by q cerebral an
bead difficulty. The cas- is unde
he care Of DR.. Mead and we fet
IRE that no paius or skill will b
pting in bringing the Professc
,ngh in the best, surest an
kest possible manner. Mr.. Xii
uarents have been telegraphe
at this writing are on the
their sons bedside. W
v hope his improvement wi
Vim the channel reported
Snd we hope 70 s0on q
tgreeting his friends IN b
Nmsd way.