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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19
KAN FRANGISG0 KARKRf REVIEW.
tsrrosrrD yos ru. SACRAMENTO A,oOaD-usros.l
General Merchandise.

SAN FRANCISCO. JanUNy II. 1854
BAGS AND BAGGI SG.-The facts develop d 10 the
past few i 'ys concerning the sock Wheat IN the
State the LIST OF January not only places some gram
statistieilns in an embarrassing attitude out Is
equally we're on those who have brought the con
sumption of Bags into the proposition, to prove a
much lsrger Wheat crop than seems to have been
raised at least to have been sacked. If the stoc
OF Wheat III the state on the LIST b: as reported then
less tags were used then has been stated, and the
carryover stock IS consequently SO much larser But
in view u the alleged lessened prospective supplies,
and the large advance in the primary markets hold
do It seem TO be at all aGxious about the 81 ua
ton Calcutta Wheat Bags are nominal at 7G7sc ;
Potato Gannies, l49i4tc Wheat Bags, 3Sg42c
BREAD-The revised price list of the California
Cracker Company quotes lots in cases Of % 50 and 81
lbs as follows Cracn a. 2sc Congress and Cocoanut
Iafy Cakes, each l5c; Bananas, Cocoanut CAKES,
Egg Jumbles and Naliua Bars, each lac
Alphabet Charms, Assorted Extra Excelsior,
Ginger Nuts, Medalhons, Nic-Nacs, Novelties Nj
meras Pretzels and SPICE Jumbles each l2c; Assert
ed Fruits. Ginger Cakes, Jenny Lind La Grande,
Lemon, Milk Fancy, Oatmeal Overland, and Seed
Cakes each lOc;. Sugar Cakes, &c; Boston, Bue-
ter. Cracker Meal, Cream. Galetta, Graham,
Lunch, Milk Monitors Oyster Pearl; , Picnic
each. Sc; Picnic, 6lc Soda Extra. each 74c; Saloon
Pilot &c Soda Crackers &c; Pilot Bread, extra 43c;
plot Bread &c Ship Bread, SIC 2 h
BKICK-Bath, 42id45c T. dozen; Fire IS at the
wharf to arrive iobbing at So 50G45; California
building descriptions So 5Jdll 4 thousand
CASE GooDs-A leading local canning nTIa tur-
nishes the following p.ice list Table Fruit pei dozen
in 24lb tins, as follows Apges, 81; Apricots, Dam
son Plums and Muscatel Grapes g Is: Cur
rants, Bartlett Pears, Plums, Nectarines, Yellow
Freesone Peaches Prunes and assorted Fruits, 9 so
Blaca berries Black Cherries. Gooseberries and White
Heath Clingstone Peaches, 81 IS; White Chez, les,
Yellow Gins stone Peaches, Raspberries and Straw
berries, s.; Table Fruit in Sb tins, 81 50ld9 Pie
Fruits in p III tins 81 5cd2 O. and in sb tins, 81 80
as Jams and Jees in h tins, s. 5O93i Asparagu US
in 2ib tins g Is other Vegetables in IN tins 81 30
az g dozen
CoAL-Since the turn OF the year there has been
less doing in cargo lots, and heavy arrivals III the
meantime have given rise to tim. oraly feeling OF
depression The trade is generally expecting a sus-
~a1 of Fnr1F4 and
values in a few months That however, will depend
on the ability of coleries and the presence
absence Of rain RentOl and Seattle quoted at
81 5Y@S; Coos Bay Sc soar J. W. Harrison's
rnri-u =. rtlar %. n ~ low.
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AEnNRR IS II THE Ell, TIME |
MsEN AsSp TO CURE
kW - Nv SKIN HUM0RS. L

1T IS AT THIS SEASON WHEN THE BLOOD
\ and Perspiration are loaded with impurities
that Disfiguring Humsrs, Illuminating Eruptions,
Itching fortunes, Salt Rbeum o. Eczema, Psoriasis,
letter, Riugworm, Baby HumOrs, Scrofula, Scrofu-
lnus Sores, Abs ,esses, ard DischarSing Wounds,
and every species Of Itching, Scaly, ard Pmply
Diseases Of the Skin and Scalp are most speedily
and economically cured by the CUTICUEA REMEDIES
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TT is a FACT.

Hundreds OF letters in our possession (co1ies Of
which may be bad by return malD are our authority
mors whether Scrofulous, Inherited Lontag ious,
may NOW be permanently cured by CuTicURA
REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier, Diuretic and
Apereut, internally, and CUHCuRA and CUUCyRA
SOAP, the great skin Cures and Beaudfers, eXter-
nally in oue-hau the time and at oae-kaf the eX-
pensc Of any other season.
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CoFFEE-New crop Guatemala is held at l3ic.
CoRDAGE-since December 4th prices have been
as follows: sisal, l!-inch and upward lo3c :;
l2-Jhread, llc 8 and 9-thread, lie; Bale Rope
Tarred Rope, Lath Yarn aud shingle Yarn
Irvine for Hops and for Grape Vines lOtc; Twne for
Paper and Bed Springs. lie; Manila lt-iuCh and
upward, and also Rope for Transmission Of Pover
Bale Rope, Cab es for Well Boring sand p mp Lines
fr Well Boring, Tarred Rope, Iarred Lanyard, Lath
Yarn and Single Yarn, and Irvine Tor Hops and
Grape Vines, l5c; l2thread l5!c; and 9-thread
l6c Gable and Sand Pump Lines for Well Boring
and Irvine Tor Paper and BID Springs Ice; all other
kinds, I6lGl7c. Discount invoices OF 10000 lbs
Terms, GU days, Il per cerG of for cash. Carriage
on all deliveries.
OmcoRY-Ca California, 5sa6sc; English and German
6d6lc T. 10
DRY Goops-Brown Drills, 2O-nch goods are job
bing at S&G9c: Brown Sheetings. 36-inch, 7sG9c;
Brown Shirtings, Soinch, 6lG7lc; Apron and Furni-
ture Check, l4dlSc; beached and colored CaInbrics
63dc; heavy Denims, 26inch, l6Cdlssc Cotton Elan
mel SsGl3c Tor light and l4sd2l!c for heavy Hickory
stripes, u@l23c; Prints, 64@7c Kentucky Jeans. 10
@50c o yard.
MET Ls-The stock Of Tin Plate, Pig Tin, Pig Lead
and other metals is large and the movement slow
Some demand for Tin Plate ought to set in soon,
the canning season Will commence few weeks hence
1t is said that tn is Pig Iron being loaded
at foreign ports for this marke-. J. W lHarrisons
private circular quotes Pig Iron as follows
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AFrERSooN SESSION.


To very about any Liver. Kidney or Uri.
nary Trouble especially Bright's Disease or
Diabetes, as Hop Bitters never fails of cure
where cure is possible. We know this.
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Seller season. 800 tons, 81 p; 100, 81 ~.
EIlver seaanIl-2n0 tons y 81 d ell.

BARLEY-The spot market is steady and firm. Of
feriHg not large, and holders indisposet to
press sales good iobbing inquiry prevails and
small orders have TO be filed within a range Of
81 C6ial 07i, though 81 % Is perhaps all that
could be realized at the moment for a round lot.
Brewing is well maintained at 81 1710l 20 y ctl.
This description obtains more or less strength from
the fact that there have been standing orders the
market, greater or lesser in extent, account Of
Eastern firms, and shipments in that direction
being almost constantly sent forward.
On call at the Produce Exchange the desire to sell
contracts for future delivery very pronounced,
and IL comparatively an easy task tor buyers TO
beat down values. Sales aggregated about 1000
tone No. l Feed, as follows:
Seller season-5)0 tons, 81 0ts: 100, 81 04}.
Buyer season-10O tons 81 l4s 200, q l4i goo,
81 l4f. , 100 81 l4l q ell.
a. he ia Cd by follow
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xHTANTED-IO,OO ZOO PEOPLE TO VISIT TIVOLI
w EVERY NIGHT. jal9-lw
StHERIFF'S sALE-UNDER AND BY VIRTUE |

StHERIFF'S sALE-UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
> OF an order of sale issued out Of the Superior
Court Of the State Of California, held in and Tor the
county of Sacramento, on the 10th day of January
1854, upon judgment and decree therein entered
on the l5th day OF January, 1854, in favor of SAM
UEL GOTLIEB aud against GEO E BATE and
JANE KULAND in which said action SAMUEL GOT
LIB rec ,vered judgment against JANE rutland
for $3.50 So al S3 % costs taxed together with SIS
attorney fec besides interest and cost 10 accrue,
and by me received the 10th day Of January,
1881, ny which | am commanded to SELL III the man
prescribed by law, all the right, title and inter
est OF the defendant, JANE rutland IN aud to the
real estate therein described satisfy the foregoing
amounts found due, to wit Lots and in the
block bounded by and J, Nineteenth ana Twenti-
eth streets, in the city Of Sacramento, county Of
Sacramento, State of California
Notice is hereby given that in obedience to such
command will, on MONDAY, the 1lth cay OF
FEBRUARY, 1854, in front Of the Courthouse il
the city Of Sacramento county Of Sacramento state
Of California, at the hour Of II o'clock A. NJ sell at
public auction to the highest and best bidder for
cash. all the right, title, and interest OF the defend
ant, JANE rutland, OF, in and to the foregoing
described real estate satisfy said debt and costs
A. Il. ESTILL, sheriff
c. L. WHITE, Plaintiffs Attorney. jal9 LAWNS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

GB-FAsT. brillisut and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors One package colorsone
to four pounds Of goods. Ten cents for any
color.
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bATS-F0r strictly choice descriptions there IS
good demand at full rates. BUYERS still decline to
give more than passing notice to other grades.
One fancy lot sold ON Change this morning at 81 30
y ctl. Surprise and Milling. 81 sOdl s.; No l,
81 658l 20; No. ., 81 5j91 GO; Black, 81 55Gl 60
q ctl.
CoRS-ca call today Nebraska was offered for
February delivery at 81 AZ, but nobody would bid
higher than 81 80 2 ctl Calf mia yellow is quota
bic at 81 55Gl 60 for large, and 81 coal G5 q ctl
for small; White, 81 5Ogl IS Nebraska, 81 47i
e ctl.
sEEps Market duh for nearly all kinds
Mustard, S3G3 2s for Blown, 81 75dS Yellow c.
nary, 5S54c; Hemp, &c: Rare 3d3!e; Timothy,
II eSe for i'm ported; Alfalfa, sI9qlc Flax, 2ie2}c
, r.
HAY The market is improving. Dry weather and
light receipts beginning 10 exercise some iniG-
ence on the situation. Prices OF some kinds are
nearly = 2 ton better than week ago. Alfalfa,
$40 seals 50; Wheat sl5dl6 IS Wild Dat,
Sl58alG IS Barley, Sll 5OSl5; Mixed, s12el5
y ton.
Hogs-The local market is quiet, but greater
activity Is reported ut distant cen;ers and holders
are therefore more encouraged with the prospect.
Quotable at I6 Gle Tor medium and lsG20c . II
for choice
BgAS-Eacent heavy contracts for shipment 70
Euvaud have given the market considerable tons
aud largely helped in causing advance in values.
Quota bic at Sl6Sl7 2 ton. Market firm.
RYE Offerings are fairly free and prices are less
steady Choice 81 20 fair 10 g,oj, 81 2Qgl IS
b ctl
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HIGH LICENSE

H0L. GEO. BABCoCK WILL SPEAK THIS
y Saturday EVENING on the subject Of
High License" at Calvary Baptist Church, street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth. Let those who
want to be informed Oh this question be present
i31g
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Clipper Gap California Pig Iron is quoted at S32 sea
kinds Coke Tin IS sja6lU; Roofing do IS 25dj 57E !;
Charcoal do. Sc S5p7 10 q bx Yellow Metal 24d25c
English Cast Steel l4Gl5c Sheet Zine SGS:c: Pig
Lead, 4d44c; Bar Lead, 5llG6c Lead PIPE 7ld8c /;
Sheet Lead, 8,G84c; Bar Copper l5c: Pig Tin, &c
b h.
NAILS-The Oakland factory has cea ed operations
account OF a strike among the WOrkmeu. The price
has been reduced to 50 % & key.
OIL-Wkale is nominal at 5UG55c for coast and Polar
China Nut 0.6SOc; California Castor 81 q for
No J. and 81 20 FIR No Refined LOcoanut. 40a45c ;
California Lnseed in single barrel lots &c fOrraw AID
Csc d gallon for boiled Petroleum, 10 degrees in
cans, l6G2Jc do in bulk J4c do $50 degrees 22d27c;
pure winter strained Lard, Csc in bbs and 81 in tins
Possel Olive, 25a5 25; Plaguioi Olive. s. 500G 80 ;
Duret do 81 5096 !5 extra fine kinds sS09 g dozen
quarts.
PAINTS Pioneer White Lead, product Of local
factO y, &c.
California Straw wrap2iug &c., gyc, 81 and
81 10 z ream for the four styles
QUIcKsILyEE- at $50 30 g flask or cisc e Ii.
Rat in London, e IS.
RICE Hawaiian, 4s05c; China, lia6io for all
grades
SoAp-we quote Pale at 5a6c aud Chemical Olive
sPIcEs-Cassia, SGsgc; Gloves l6al7c; Nutmegs,
623d65c; Mace 55c Pepper, l2sGllc; Pilnento, 90
Zoe z ID
SUGAR-The Americ n Refinery resumed operations
Just after the euiu OF the year and it is pre-
pared to supply the trade with all is grades The
California Refinery is using its works, which
probably the most extensive in the world. The
price-lists Of both reineies for lots in bb!s is
follows:
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Eastern and Foreign Markets

NEW YORK, January 18th
BREADsTUFFs-Flour is dull and Wheat is quiet
and week the latter at 81 076l 10 2 bushel.
WooL-California is dull at 9dlOc for fal
bury, and loalSc for clear fall spring bury, I6t
to lsc; clean spring, 24G2sc: pulled, 23G4Oc.
HIDEs-CalfOrnia are steady at 22q23c.
CHICAGO January 18th.
WHXAT-9 cole for February.
CORN-53c for February
PnRK-Sl4 - for February.
* tor Fol
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GREATEST on EAaTH.

CUTcURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the worst case Salt Rheum in this
country. My mother had it twenty years, and in fact
died from it. believe CUuCuRA would have saved
her life Sly arms breast and head were covered
for three years. which nothing relieved cured
til used the CUTCURA REsoLyENT internally, and
CUTICURA and CUncURA SOAR externally.
" ADAMS Neu-arL, O
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LIVERPOOL, January 18th.
WHEAT-California spot lots are dull at IS 81 to
s. Cd; cargo lots, 43s for Just shipped, Ais Cd
for nearly due and Ais 81 for of coast.
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NOTICE

A Ii PERSONS HAVING BILLS AGAINST THE
- ForesterS' Masquerade Ball Committee will
please leave them at the flee of GEO. F. PARK K,
1917 Fourth street, on or before EEXT WED Is
DAY, the 23d inst. Jal9-3t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-01-19

Nntfce, Your BrOker!-The HeIyetIa
Hotel is sold for 81 900 cash Your Broker handled
the cheques, and D. o. Mills Bank cashed them.
ia1Q-1fE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

A Paris Dclilah me two young Sam
sons Of her acquaintance near the mar.
ket-house, AMI after being treated to
several glasses Of cxcrable claret,
learned from them Of q delightful plan
they had hit upon TO raise money.
.'You know old man Boyer p said
tho younger of tho two men, 'the
fruitcrcr at No. 1 in the Cite Popin.
court, where | used 10 get my meals.
When the old fellow gets up at 1 o'clock
to 20 to market. we will drop In and
lind put whether the 1000 francs he
keeps in tho top Of the bureau are stall
there. As for the old woman, Z she
makes a fuss"
No took . big silk handkerchief out
81 his pocket and twisted It around tie
Girls mock TO show her what he meant
a do.
Tho girl notified the police. and then
returning 10 the robbers profiercd her
assistance 10 keep watch outside while
they went through the house.
What had been proDnesied came To
pass in the 'Cite Popincourt," excop,
that whom the old woman began 70
make IN outcrv. two detectives and
some policemen y. me 10 her assistance
and secured TIE rub5er. His accom-
plico. however. escaped.
When III" pris. her Was examined hls
bctrayer i:ent iiet him. He Is : young
man named Ens.b.scr,. 81 years 81 age.
and has 10 n imprisoned four times.
On the las. occasion he WA gent up''
for two yeas, Ees.ics tive years sssurl
veillan y III tho police.
When he foun.l himself Lost maS
he tuned 70 tie g;rl and said: II An
going Lac'. =, eat beans again. but 'ths
boys Viii make You swa!low cold steel =
He il the che. oi a gang that nambsxs
thirty members.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
= KEsAase0elA IkAsers61

ssf've Dseu y gn0d many Wdndcrl4
thing II my travel1,y said 30tn GseRo
commercial traveller .'kuf ~ VAILED
Like 81 1o~a rather lay cvoe overys
tllInxI sver sAw. Just 1ma9iSoA body
= sfatcr. covering nearly tlarse thous.
and acres. with : Wall bslfIt % all
around Il, mol : Stone Il which can b
less than one hundred pounds u weight
and some as heavy IS tllree tons, and
vet there's not . stone u b 30nrd ii
ten mics Of the lake. The wallis ton
feet high, about fifteen feet vide u the
bottom, and may be five on top. The
country is prairie lind for miles around
except a belt Of heavy timber thst en-
circ.es the lake. This timber ID oak.
and II is pain that the trees were
planted there. They arc very large.
The belt Is probably half : mile Wide.
The water in the lake Il twenty-hvs
feet deep. ~ cold rs ice, and - clear
- crystal.
. ..What l would like to know \, who
built that walle And how did they
hold the water back willis they were
building IL! And how did they cart
those Immense stones for ten misesp II
ever you 60 to Iowa. don't fail 70 yisit
the walled lake. You'll find Ii ID the
county OF Wright, l60 milsj frpm Du-
buquc. TIE \ will take you almost
70 IN Y. SHa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

A Shanghai letter to the pailadsl-
phia Press says: The most Garbarous
Of al the death rites whlUD nnvo been
observed in China was that ~ inmo-
lating human beings q the tQmbs Of
the departed great. AZ hi9h - s1S5
men have been burtsd aliyg n tn
tomb Of : single Individual. 4Bis hge.
rible custom does not prevail ut al
now, Of course, but the same fn.so and
inadequate notions OF the ~sacrcdness Of
human life do prevail universally. But
Of all Chinese customs The most re-
variable has been the prevalent pub
lie, fashionable suicides, conducted in
public with every show Of pomp, and
sometimes actually under the general
direction of = Mandarin. A gay pro-
cession would be formed, and : de-
lighted throng would follow the pros
pective victim to . scaGold which had
been erected with great care. The
seats commanding the best view Of the
sacrifice would be sold, and there
would be a grand turnout Of the sui
Gliding party's fricn:ls, rs we'll NJ 1t the
public at large. Perhaps 1t would be
. young widow. who had resolved to
end her mis- .rablc existence on account
1T the death Of her husband, q widow
not being privileged to rcmarry In Chi
~. The occasion would be treated "a
. regular holiday by the natives. Fol-
. time the woman would chat pleas
antly with her friends. partaking OF Z
sountiful feast with ,hcn on the gal-
lows. Then, having caressed . little
child that was placed upon the table
before her, and adorned it with . neck.
lace, she would take = basket Of low.
err aud scatter the blossoms gayly
among the crowd. after which she
would c~heerfully place her head in the
moose and swing OF into eternity. Al
. rule, suicides are now performed
without such publicity. but they are
very common.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
A Memory ~ Clay.'

Henry Clay's last sisit 70 the house
81 representatives, over which no had
presided 70 long and so well, was Mt
the funeral Of Mi. KauRman. OF Texas,
III February. 1851. He did not come
Ia with tho senator's. bat he entered the
hcnsc alonc and took his seat immc-
diately ID front Of the speaker. He did
not remove his blue cloth cloak. but
remained we'll wrapped up and unyary-
sng II his position. I had never before
saeQn him look 70 much ltko IN old.
old man. Tho damp and gloomy day,
perhaps. conspired with tho passing
scone Ia sdepress him; or IL may be that
he was not In health. l do not know,
but surc | am that from his appear
ance nc ono wonld believe his voice
could be even audible In the senate,
much less that, by tho power Of his
eioqucnce, he could control or intiu-
ence its deliberations. His face shrunk-
On and shriveled, hiA eyes ~iusterless
and heavy. hts mouth IL repose only
when open md cx~prcssionless, no
seemed to have 70 long since passed
into tho 'lcnn and slippered pnnta-
loon Is to DO no longer suited to The
ardent encounters OF the senate. And
yet With ssftw rays OF sunshine upon
his brow and upon his heart, how he
could b himself again. old only 10
years!-Ben lsrfey Pore.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
MONEY TO LOAN
A.D. KELLER
ELK POINT, DAKOTA.
an nov prepared 10 Loan
Money On improved farms as
low as the lowest. Will make
you 4 loan and you can pay il
IN installnents It you wish, Or
il can run 8, 4, Il 5 years.
Give me q call.
The Conductor.

WINoSA, MINI, Nov. 20, 1879.
I had been suffering with a severe
cold for several days; was 80 hOarse
| could not speak above a 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 ~hoarseness commenced to leave
me. In twenty -four hours my voice
was quite clear aud natural, and the
cold nearly cured. 1t is the best
remedy | ever saw. Respectfully,
C. w. WARREN, Conductor,
CO N. w. II. r.
For sale by J. +. Blair, Druggist,
Elk Point, Oak.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
Indorsed BY the Clergy.

We take pleasure in recommending
DR.. Warmers White Wine Of Tar
Syrup to any public speaker that
may be troubled with throat or lung
disease.
Rev M. 4. Booher, Pastor Presby-
terian Church. Reading, Mich. Rev.
j. 4. Iading, Albion, Mich. Rev.
". i. Lockwood, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

Thornton, the painter, is oil hand
these days ready TO Ito you y job Of
painting paper hanging, calclminmg,
or amy thing IN his line, on MS short
a notice, and IN aa good style as a
be done anywhere. II you want a job
done quick and in a first-cIass
manner, don't fail to give him a call.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

Go to Ira L. Nichols for inusrance
and take advantage Of substantial
and reliable companies, which costs
you no more than the weak and ir-
responsible companies that have
nothing but the name.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

We never Drag nor giggle, but we
are 50 we'll pleased with the trade
Oh. low prices on boots Il shoes,
clothing & dry goods are making us.
that we smile 10 twitter. and you will
do the same. yourself. II yon buy
your goods OF G. W. Beggs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

The call for Beggs Blood Further
is Gaily increasing IN. nlair y
furnishing sample botae1 M. II
Is nm excellent medicin1 Dr ths
Liver. Kidneys and Bloo Was-
ranted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

Sufferers Nisii rssasSsiu dt.eaees
private matters, consult e6ys6dent'
ially d.. Wood, II Sioux csys Ioua.
Mallory 4 Crumrine hax1 az MI
cest and feshest stock of 0foceries
in town.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

Oranges and lemons = :
dozen q MALLORY = <1na
Morris tribune., 1884-11-19
Shipping a Baby as Freight.

When the Mexico sailed from Victo-
ria on her last trip to San Francisco
She carried live Indian baby, which
had been shipped as freight to a lead
ing society belle of San Francisco, who
is an enthusiast in the collection of In
dian curios. The Victoria Tf?pes gives
this account of the affair.
1t seems, SO the story goes, that she
wrote to young man here to send her
an Indian understanding so unique
as to excite the envy of all of her
friends. The young man purchased a
papoose from its mother, but was for
some time ut a loss how to forward it.
He finally put the child and five gal
lon can Of milk into box just large
enough to prevent the youngster from
being tumblei around by the action OF
the vessel, ana fitted the box up with
padding and bedding. 10 the can he
attached tube. from which the baby
can help himself TO milk whenever he
is so inclined. The air-holes of the box
are numerous, and IS it is particularly
under the care of the purser. the infant
will probably reach its destination a
bright baby. Whether or not the young
lady will consent to receive him when
he arrives is what is now agitating the
purser and the freight clerk. -1oro'st0
Ledger.