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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Sheriff s Sale.

DI VIRTUE Q. AN EXECUTION ISSUED t5 out co tie District Court sf -he Frs J.dI ciu. District of the Fer t1ryo AHzl @. iu aai Tor tne coIUIy ut fIGla. on 90 Judgment T-.. rn slid Count on tle .g-t dry of December A D l--5 iu fuvur O. Hu-I sa-i and ll7ttI-' Jaue- LoH for Iha z.u Dt .-lN .lrct~. d and iif y-s-r.- .l.i es-lIJ iolI-r- vIth interest +lHrrol a- tIe rl . wo per cant Der e Ca 70 pasd. y- ..'r her NIfa .ls ~fs and lf-hur ruauts a che date O' sid IdsE ent a-d arcruiug so s aluO1u-iDc Co sixty elg ltG-I doliar=, ] have, levied upon all the right tt.s and iufaro- which -git dsieudaut held and owned on (. O 3lst y of Decam her, 1885 LHhel sand judgment was dUckeret}. and has since a-Cu rod Iu aad rs tie following described property, tO-NI,: Al that certain piece or 1a-cei Ot llI q slua Iu le cuIuty of Pima. Territory of AusOua. beng tle SNis of Section -3, in Township i4. S of Range lS. GIla and Salt River u rlGIal. in the district oi lands sub'rct Co sale at the United States Land Othce ai Tucson. Arizona Is rit0ry. and containing i6l acres, together with al and singular the -snemenrs. here iitamprts and ari- performances thereunto belonging or lu a~ywise apperrauiuE.
 And notice IS hereby given that ol Saturday. the iZth day Of April, ISSi. netwca the m front of the Courthouse door ia the cit- of l will sell all tle right. title ard jufcre-f cf sad defendant iu and ro the sb.v described premises. Or 90 mucJ thereof as wiii satisfy said ozecuion anI all c0-t=.
 Dated Tucson. Mach %. 1881.
 t- H. PAUL. Shauf.
 By q. COEoIs. UHderSbsriH. uy23Ntd
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Bad OG.

The following advertisement appears in tbe Los Angeles Times:
 VzTANTED-By the Village Blaeksmlth, sas Eae' " Los Ancelss. young lady to receive @ ylsl- tors. i good looking one preferred; T making tOrtlllas.
 Cannot some of our Tucson tortilIa makers accommodate the poor felio~f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05

Fine watch repairing a specisity at J: A. Turner x Co.'s Jewellers, Congress and Meyer streets. Money advanced on watches. diamonds and !ewelry. d&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
aGO.Onn EOR "a.
Thursday, April 24, 1881.
April scheme.

Remit money. Postal Note or Bank Draft in Letter. or ssndl 7 kxpress.
 ORDERS of e and upwards by Express cGn b. sent at oiIr expense. Address ailorders to R. B SPENCER. C0vIngton, Kentucky.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05

&lUUJ pOiuds ba'On. j0GJ0 do four, ex.ra anl unbolteC
 ouc-haif each. lG,OO) do corn meal. l2,O00 do Leaos, red ami white, one
 half each. 1000 do rice. 3,OJ) do coffee. Costa Rica. l2.O90 do sugar. brown. 2,000 do salt, fine.
 100 do pepper, black, in grain. 5,0GJ do fruit, dried peaches anJ
 apples, one-half each. 10000 do potatoes. >,0.0 do onions. 5,000 do lard.
 700 gallons vinegar, cider.
 2C9 dozen yeast powder, Preston a
 Merr.lrs.
 3o1 pounds hops.
 DO do ;ea.
 100 to mustard. 5O)J do soap.
 tLoIHlNGi BIDDING, EIC.
 Suits for prisoners, pants and shirts. 2O0 pants. POO overshirts Sample of material in tn.
 Sscretary's ofEcel D dozen cotton flannel undershirts 60 do do do drawers. 50 do drilling mdershlrts 50 do do drawers. 160 do socks, knit wool l0 do hats, white wool. D do shoes, army. s do hdkis, cotton. 700 yards toweling, linen crash. S5C do sheetiug, cotton, uubleached. l75 pairs blankets, 6-pouud gray wool. 225 matso-ses, 24-pnund single "Eurelzi
 hair." 22j pillows. 3-pound single. 10 gross thread, assorted cotton. 10 do 70 do li-en. 10 do shoe strings, leather. do needles, assorted sewing. lC dczen needles, machine sewing. 4 do gloves, buck.
 CONTINGENT. 1000 gallons oli, coal 40 do do lard. so do do boiled. 1 dozen oil, sewing machine. 6 gross matches. 1 250 bushels. charcoal. P tons coal, blacksmi,h's. 10 dozen plates. in. 10 do cups, tin. f do pans, quart. 10 do spcrns. ron. table. 20 do clo.he-pn.. ? pounds soar, vhae castillo. 25 do SJ shayIur. 3 dozen mucilag-, small bottle. i do ink, ATnolI's black, quart bottles, 1 do do copying. 1 do do red. 800 pounds iron, bar. 500 do steel, pick. 2D0 do iron, Norway. 510 do do American. 25 dozen handles, sledge and hammer. , do w.eeIbarrows, iron. 65 pounds borax. 1 dozen picks. B do shovel. | H. I5 do oucke.-, galvanized iron. 9 do do granite, cell. l2 do bowls, gash. galvanized iron. @ kegs powder, blasting. 90 pounds powder, gun. 3j) pounds powder, giant. l box caps, do do pc boxes caps, gun. ,l20 primers, rife POO pounds lead, refined. 5gJ cartridges, Colts cal. 45. 1000 car.riGg. S, shotgun. 1000 do rife. 1,00O feet iuse. ? dozen globes for lanterns. 8 | brushes, whitewash. ? do do lather. ? do do paint, assorted. do do varnish. do do house. ? do do file. ? do do scrubblng. 25000 feet lumber, redwood. 5000 do flooring, pine. 1000 do sugar pine. 5000 do scsntling. 1000 shingles. 2,0G0 laths. dozen blueing boxes. , tons hay. 20 tons straw. ton barley. 20 gallons turpentlne. 90 pounds putty. 1000 pounds tobacco. 1 dozen ladies, ron. 1 do pans, bread. F do chim1 1eys, lamp. I IA raAnafnr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Official Records.
LOCATIONS.

Washington Chief mine. Ouiiotoa mountains, by E F Davis, II 1 Caikins, J W Carter, and Bryant
 Hunter mine, Quijotoa district, by same parties.
 Atlanta mine, Black Range mountains. by Thomas Donovan and James Nc Namara.
 Papago Queen mine, Quijotos noun tains, by Al McCann, D l. Bowen, l. Meyer and | " Aram.
 Hill Side mine, Quijotoa mountains. by same parties.
 Mark Twain mine, Quijojoa noun tains, by same parties.
 Josh Bii.in s mine, QuijCtoa mouu- tains by same parties.
 Golden Gate mine, Quijot0a mouu- talns, by same parties.
 Sunrise mUne, Quijotoa mountsius, by same parties. Hidden Treasure mine, 0uijotoa moun .ains. by 6 " Melee. Exporter mine, QuijotOa mountains, | by Charles Solomon. Baboqulvari mill site. Baboqulvari mountains by 5 Heiti and Phil Schaaf Glorie'ta miilsite, Sierrita mountains l by ; N Gllatt.
 Summit mIllsite, Sierrita mountains by $ II Gillett. Red Rock millsite, Sierrita mountains 'by 5 M Glllett. Nhey \ ote and Ranch mine, about one mlle east Of the Albatros mine, by J P Culver, G. $. Eaton and Thomas Deer ing.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

Location of water right in the Rock Spring creek by 5 Hefi aud Phil Schaaf
 Appointment as special agent of Geo T Martin by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Ex- press Company.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
DEEDS

City Of Trcson to Tsidor,i Aragor. lot 3, .l.ck 176, SS S2; September II, 1872.
 Robert Ii. Paul. Sherif, to Lionel N. la ohs, assicnas Of William Zeckeudorf, \ 2 li. Sae l5, T I5, s E 13 E. c S $ R M SLN00: Feb-uary 23, 1881.
 '-rdiI md [ G-out, adm,nistrator of ( - Lov-f, dec,asei, tO T Wi kins, tt Peacock and Daisy mines, Silver Pel i-trirt. S90O.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
NICKLEs PUBLISHING co,

Send for Circular. % ANN STREET,
 sF-Ac,nts wanted. New York City. Eycius .ve Territory Guaranteed. u-4W Wiu
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Haven't you Allcock'sT''
PROPOSALS
OFFIcr oF THr BoARp nF

For furnishing provi>i ns, cl # ing. hed ding, contingent supp i s. frreh beef and wool for lnc IerrItUr n Prs, n.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05

25,0O0 feet lumber, redwood. 5000 do flooring, pine. 1000 do sugar pine. 5000 do scantling. 1000 shingles. 2,CG0 laths.
 l dozen blueing boxes. , tons hay. 20 tons straw. ] ton barley. 20 gallons turpentme. 90 pounds putty. 1000 pounds tobacco. 1 dozen ladies, ron. 1 do pans, bread. F do chim m1eys, lamp. l do do reflector.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
hair

22j pillows, 3-pound single. 10 gross thread, assorted cotton. 10 do 70 do liIen. l0 do shoe strings, leather.
 . do needles, assorted sewing. lG dczen needles, machine sewing. ] hn rlrXe.- hrcl-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
Indian ". 4Amea lean Whcas.

Much has been said and written on
the India wheat Question Of late. pre-
dicting tina, India would. kill The Anipri-
can wheat trade. but We prefer iort the
prcsenitp bc classsd among the ..Doubt-
Ing Thomxses." Ii is true that, during
tie past year, India has exported q
goodly quantity OF wheat. but IL is not
so long - t. Mt wheat was sent from
America and England To keep the In
hab.tanis Of those countries from starry
ing to death. l. is possible that the
rascals planted 1t instead Of eating it,
as it was intended that tfer should.
and are now exporting their surplus
product. II is just possible that we
should have sent 1t '.bilel.' as General
Grant is said 10 have done with his
fathers fancy chickens oggs. He sold
. dozen, SO the story goes, TO a neigh
Dor for 81. and his father found ii out.
~ .yss," SAYS he. did you sell Mr..
B-a dozen eggs from my fancy
chickers?' Way. yes, pap, and 60.
II for. 'em," repiiod U ysses. How
you do such a itiinyr. you Young
vagabond?" said his father. "You
knew | wouldn't have him get that
breed for $lO0?" 30. well. that's o.
replied the boy, Il 6icd 'em be-
fore / sold EN-" AN. you did, ehpn
the old gentleman, you're 9
smart boy, and no DOUBT will MAKE q
great nan. just give me the dollar,
and III keep it Tor you. And
the youngstcr sorrowfnlly gave it up.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

Joshua +. Speed mas just published
pamph ct giving r~ec0lleciions OF
President Lincoln, with whom he hat
9 lifelong friendship. In the course Of
II he says
/ have often been asked what were
~. kincoln's religions opinions. When
! knew him ia early life no was . skcp-
Ito Hc had tr.0d hard 70 b = belicv-
rrs.bnt his- fes sun ro,iid- mo rrnsp' nYftr
solve the grrat problem Ut redemption
a. taught. He WAS very caut, Gus new
Or to give expression 10 snv thought OF
sentiment that would crate harshly
upon 4 CHRISTIANS car. For . sincere
Christian he had great respcct. He
often said that the most ambitious man
msDhi live to g every hope fail, but
no Carsstian could live to SEQ his fail,
because IN sfi.lment could only come
when life ended. But that was 4 sub
tect we never discussed. The only cvi.
Gencc / have Of any change Was ia the
summer before he vas killed. was
invited out 10 tho Soldiers Home 10
spend tho Bsg nj. As ! entered ihe room.
near night. he was sitting near . VIM
dow iutcntly reading his Bible. APP
prcachiEg him 4 said: II am 90 glad
TO SEQ You 30 pr, ftably engaged"
"YeAA sad he. II am probably en-
gagged WELL" said !. ..if ron have
recovered from your skcpsicism. / am
sorry 70 say thatI havc not" Look
ing me earnestly in the face. and plac-
ing his hand on my shou der. be said:
lyon nre wrong, s ,ecd; tako all ol
this book upon reason that you can,
and the balance on faith. and ron will
live and die : happier and better
man.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
Street Filtration.

BraZen rs the ma Q street flirt ap-
pears, he will not often speak to q
woman who offers him no
ment. 1t would be poor sort Of fun Tor
him to invite attention all day long if
his invitation met with no response. 1t
10 manifest that The girls are to blame
for his presence upon the streets. Let
them lay aside III ir dashing boldness
OF manner, which they often foolislly
imagine denotes indep ndence. but
which Is as dangerous as it is unsecm-
". Such 4 demeanor provokes re-
marks from men and women which
would make the ears OF the average
maiden Jingle with Indignation could
she but hear them. There is no doubt
that many girls are lacking in that
modesty wnica would entitle them 10
consideration. With these the street
Irritation. frequently resulting in ac-
quaintance, is q great froiic; these
very girls would soon assume a man
ner not in accord with their character
could they see themselves as others see
them. Very few girls wish to be rom
sidered fast, yet they caa by a certain
recklessness Of condue. shile in public
places easily earn the sppcilation.
They may not be guilty OF any crime,
but they will as certainly lose s.ic res
pect OF every one whose respect is
worth having as though they we're.
Tais particularly applies 10 women VINO
have reached or passed leyond he age
Of 20. VIVA, may be read ly overlook
Ell in the school girl of Is will moi he
forgiven in her sister of maturer years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
A Memory OF CAy.

Horny Clay's last visit to the house
Of representatives, over which hc had
presided so long and SO well, was II
The funeral OF MI. Kaufman, Of Texas,
in February, 1851. He did not come
insMith the senators. but he entered the
honso alone and took his seat imme-
dixtely ia front Of the speaker. He did
not remove his blue cloth cloak. but
relnaincd we'll wrapped up and unvary
ing in his position. / had never before
seer him look SO much like an old,
old man. The damp and gloomy day,
perhaps. ~couspired with the passing
scene to dcpress him; or il may DO that
he was not in health. do not know,
but sure ! nm that from his appear
ance no a would believe his vo.ce
could be even audible ia the senate,
much less that, By the power Of his
~eloquence. he could c,ntroi or influ.
MOI is deliberations. His fac. shrunk-
ID and shrivelcd. his eyes lnsterlcss
and heavy. his mouth in rcposc only
when open end expressioniess, he
seemed to have 30 long siEce passed
into the s'lean and slippcrcd panta-
Loom ~ 10 be no longer suited 10 the
ardent encounters Of the senate. And
yet, with = Tow rays Of sunshine upon
his brow and upon his heart, how he
could BE- himself again, old only in
years!-Ben. Fcrlsy Pc Q.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
Uncle Peter Falls on = Dudeiins.

A very higl-toned looking young
min, In exquisite fnustache loud plaid
9 othes. red ncck,ie. iow-crowned hat,
crushed strawberry kids. and knit ing
needle cane. walked into Uncie Peer
Ricardi's store. next to II .fiae. n few
days since. and, throw mr. i mai dollar
with q hole in ii) down GU the counter.
said: '.Well this is the worst town |
eyer saw. A gentleman a find moth
ing in IL fit TO eat. drink, or smoke, and
for the life Of me | canno, see how o
gentleman Of Oscar WAde's tastes can
live in it. l say, Mr.. S. orekecper. can
you sell a fellow q decent cigarp"
Yes, sir" said Uncle Peter. What
kind OF q cigar do you wanlP"
..Wnat kindp"
'.Yes. SIR"
'.Whv, look at me, sir, a moment,
and see Tor yourself what md of a
cigar would ut me;n and he drew him.
self MP gradually and gazed down on
poor Uncle Peter.
Uncle Peter thought a moment and
s'zei the lad up Tor al he was worth.
Then he took the half dollar from the
counte and handed his Highness a
cigar and lo%rty-nine cen 5 in change,
and said: II owe you half a cent, s.r,
but ! cant make the change unless YOU
take another cigar" His Highness
glanced at Uncle Peter, then at the
cigar. and, without Il word. walked out.
--Ka0xDiAe (7eAn.J NeM3.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
I~.askeron America.

a short time be.ors his death Herr
Itasker, The distinguished German
liberal. paid Los Angeles I visit. Dur
Ing biz sOjpurn herD The great GsrmAn
Mbofal leader gave cordial and Omphnt.
i~c expression to hts admiration Of the
United States. He regarded the
premier American republic @ the
Rrexiest nation 81 tho world, and ~
Invested. 10 4 remarkable degree, with
the leadership Of the international poll
itics Of Tho future.
Herr Lasker. however found two
things TO ~deprecstc in the United
6tatss. IN tho first pace he depreca-
ted tho proligal waste Of the forests.
with which this continent is 90 prodi-
eAlly endowed. He pointed out the
fact that whilc n~aturally We are far
superior TO Germany In this regard.
the older country was far moro en-
nghtened in its policy ms t o forests.
There the pcope and government were
at the utmost pains 10 conserve and to
replace the occasionally denudel parks.
While there the grand, primeval trees
were mol encountered In anything like
the prodigious stretches characteristic
OF tho United States, there was tho
most perscvering replacement Of ev-
cry tree which was compnlsorily sacri-
feed for fuel or other purposes. He
suggested that, while necessity would
ultimately compel us to adopt tho Eu-
ropcan plan In this matter. II would be
wise 70 anticipate the iron exigency Of
the future, thus saving Us much posi-
tive damage and vexaiion. on the prin-
ctplo that in ounce Of prevention is
worth . pound Of cure.
Tho second regard In which Herr
Lasker found the United States vastly
inferior to Europe was in our roads.
In the old world. however great the
sacritce and Inconvenience il despotic
forms Of governments, the people had
splendid highways and byways. The
initiative set by the Old Roman repub-
liz and the old Roman empire Of per-
feet roadways, culvcrts, and sidewalks
was religious y adhered to by Germany
and other nations OF Europe. He
thought that in this respect. rs In the
VI might well borrow ; lesson
from the etietc monarchics of the old
Angrlss (tal.) Herald.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
The Conductor.

WINoNA, MINI, Nov. 20, 1879.
! had been suffering with a severe
cold for several days; was SO hoarse
could not speak above Il whisper.
Nov. 10th, | met one Of DR.. Warmers
agents on my train; he handed me
a bottle Of White Wine Of Tar Syrup;
one hour after taking the first dose
my h%oareeness commenced to leave
me. In twenty tour hours my voice
was quite clear and natural, and the
cold nearly cured. 1t is the best
remedy | ever saw. Respectfully,
G. w. WARREN, Conductor,
CO N. w. r.. r..
For sale by J. Z. Blair, Druggist,
Elk Point, Oak.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
Lat publication April q. 1884.
Probate Notice.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, -
GpuniY OF uninn se In prnhat

TERRITORY or DAKOTA, -.
County al union. y In P~robatst,ooyt
IN the mattel" 81 the estate OF John Mouusev
Jr ihc0 npeieDt
Notice I Sc llcmenl of accom-, DISCHARGE and
capptin men' -
Marie = hereby given that Joseph Yerter. m,
guardian nfiie person and esia G III I.,hn Nam.
ray. Jr ihc"mpe ent. has rendered and nre..p,.
Ell Tor settlement and filed ~ sud court m, ac.
count ~ his guardianship nf said ..iaie. nnd
aisn q prtJii.n ask w 20 be diseiarycd r. =,
.aiti'ri !. ini re further notified nm D,.i;,
iii'pktns ~ iaid county. has G.si n psii.jon ash
tag i"r ne npi,oin NETT NJ Wand Ilopkt,s ..
gnathi.h" ~ NJ issrsnt and estate n ne said
..i,'b At"nns.t.ir .nfnnts,ri,i. aud ,h.. SAL
nfdss rue Hth day Of April A. D., 1891. beirc .
uhy ~ = speci term Of satd euuri. ,e.Ntt. or
ths APRIL term 1881 ~ 2 acl sex. 3. N ~ the
s'er' rom - sid court. u he city az klt
T'inf. IN said Union tsriltv has been .fnl, an
p''nfti nv -Miti c,,sFt. iar the ~ j se,apri Il a,pfs
accomHt. aud ~. besftnc Of The said pei i,tnns =,
wtleh 'Ine and tlsre any ecrs,.u tnterrrrsd :, !,
ehid estate m..y NJ penr and hie his rxcentia,.s
IN slittng mud contest he same. p''"N
afed April Ssh. 1894.
- SMITH, Judge Of The Probate cour,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

We never brag nor giggle, but W
are SO we'll pleased with the trad,
t,u. low prices on boots & shoes
clothing 4 dry goods are making Us
that We smile to twitter, and you viii
10 the same, yourself, If you buy
your goods Of c. w. Beggs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
Indorsed by the Clergy,

Endorsed by the Clergy.
We take pleasure in recommending
DR.. Warmers White Wine Of Tai
Syrup to any public speaker thai
,noy be troubled with throat or lung
disease.
Rev NJ. T.. Bonher, Pastor PresI,y-
terrain Church, Reading, Mich. Rev
]. 7. Idding. Albion, Mich. Rev.
v. l.. Lock wood, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
They Al ~ OK LIuw.

took a large spider from his web
under the basement of u mill, put him
ON a chip and set him :tioat on Inc
quiet waters OF the pond. He w.lsed
| All about the sides of his bark, survey.
ing the situation very carefully, ana
when the fact that he was really afioat
and about a yard from sIore seemed 10
be fully comprehcnded, he prospec ed
for the nearest po.nt Of land. Inns
| point fairly settled upon. he imnicdi-
ately began 10 Casts web for it. He
threw it as far rs possible IN the air
and with tho wind. 1t soon reached
tic shore and male fast TO the Spires
OF grass. Then he turned himself
about, and ia true sailor ike fashion,
beg an to haul in hand over hand on his
,.able. Carefully he drew upon IL until
las bark began to tow..rd the
e.-. As il. aa,oeyy.sadl- The tasler. be ln..
.aster drew upon IL 10 keep his nawser
,aut and from touching the water.
Very soon he reac ied the shore, and
OH ckly lcap,ny TO terra frma he spes
MS way homeward. lninKing then
that he migat ue II spceiai expert All
an exception in that line Of s.oatmau-
snip To the rest # his comnan ioas. J
tried. several Of them and ticy All GAIA.
ashore in like manner.-Po7tsdnd (4lc.
rss
III you don't marry M" he ex,
claimed. Il viii take myse.. on Of his
hated wor.e. and /. haunt you rs lony
rs you i've" Said s q: at will be
more Respectable Than your present
haunts. Please stand 4 little further
Oh. neyrr could bear tie smell Of
:ffcoirssf So soon ssftet tea.-Uusfvn
15aaacst
Confucius wasn't far out Of The way
when he said: Woman is the mas er-
piece C~onfucius must have been
married. else he would never have
made the discovery.
Sufferers with chronic diseases,
,rivate matters, consult confident
ally DR.. Wood, Of Sioux City, Iowa.
Read Dr.. Woods adv. aud consult
aim if afflicted. DR.. w. is an expert
q eye, ear, surgical and special eases.
The Institute, Of which he is chief
surgeon, is the largest and best equip. !
ped in the west, and is incorporated
by the state of Iowa.
Mallory & Crumrine have the nj
cest a1Aisseest stock Of Groceries
in town.
APPLES: APPLES:
Mallory & Crumrine quote prices
the following choice varieties I'll
winter apples:
Genetins, s4.M per barrel. I
Pearmain, $3.50
Ben Davis. $500
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

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sa'-sAsd;S,ss. -Ass..1'sps''' -. 49,
I',s,s "a, d I:s.scs ysns ss.c ~ ~. =: -: =.
nssis ~ al NJ WHICH ~ dropped o.
tsfs ~ pant twenty lines worse than ~
lore.
spl.tss,. s., - '~plsshsa-Dus o. could !
ras i's'ls ass5t swelling ~'th svest, helpful
ssror 10. ~ou 4 my muEzrr 10 nbtc. Z said she:
@To gst Too her WORK u she didn't have NOR
peares he iovs Il ~ sunuy blus syes
Than tts dnst shs Il ra3sils. which fades =
prsser % = = The best cup on tie sheif
ahsn 70 chill tho dear hesrt which y sfytns
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

The reason that Bndde hos the
best and freshest crackers in town
is because he sells ten barrels every
80 days
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30
First Publication March 5. 1884.
LAND OFFICE AT YANKToN. DAKOTA.

March LIST. 1874,
Notice j. hereby given thai The 70 low ny
named ret'l,r has filed motto. OF his ipieo,I,n
10 make fin proof II support " his CLAIM. and
thas said proof " i'll he made hcfnte clerk dis;.
,ic' cenri. Cnion cnunt y. Dako'a. NJ NIt pint.
Dskn'n. on FRIDAY. April 25th. 1854. VIZ
lin ID. BOnncy. under his I'D. entry
No 52a Tor The lUt | sw4 f-g3-ae.
lie ames me followinx WI nesses TO prayc
lit c%oGrinno residence upon, and cultiva.isn
of said hand. w
i'nvid X Hennei'. Frank Wakeman. Lorenzo
Stevens, Alb aham Carpenter. MI "f ,k-np. IL,
q, A. WETrEn. Register
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

Boston market celery and cauli.
Hover plants be had atthe prop
er time at HI uey,.rn !.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-04-30

Insurance against fire, tightening
ornndoes and cyclones is written III
solid Companies by
C. H. Walwurth.