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National Republican., 1884-06-20
INVESTIGATING A DEAD MAN.
The Lntc DlsburSing Officer OF the State
Department. Short $4,000.


Some two months ago Col. Robert G.
Morgan died. Ho was disburslng officer and
chief of the bureau of accounts of the state
department. In the settling up of his
accounts shortage of about $12, 600 has been
discovered, and his bondsmen, Messrs.
Charles L. Whitehand and Horace NJ. Rug
giles, Of New York. and Albert II. Boss, OF
Brooklyn, have been notified to make it good
In an interview yesterday Il prominent
official of tho state department gave the
following particulars concerning Morgan:
He was appointed during the administra-
tion Of Gov. Fish, of New York. as secretary
oil state, and served under Messrs. Evarts and
Blaine. He was thoroughly upright and
honest, although not one of the most system
attic of men. He was troubled with tho gout
and other diseases, and have no doubt were
he alive he would explain everything. He
was plain in his tastes and dress. as anyone
would be who received q salary OF $2, 100, and
when he died he left his wife penniless.
There was nothing in the slightest degree
to reflect upon his integrity, and his failure
to obtain vouchers / think was not his fault
My private opinion is that the shortage re-
ferred to was SO much additional money that
he paid into the department without his
having received and equivalent. i have no
idea that he ever appropriated one cent. He
had the perfect confidence of every one in
the depai uent for over eight years.
I'm his younger days he was disbursing
officer in the quartermaster's department.
He disbursed millions of money and his ac-
counts were always found to be straight. He
was universally esteemed by his friends"
Tho gentleman added that tho accounts of
the late Col. Morgan would be adjusted
through the treasury department. Thoy
never have been adjusted. He also re-
marked that the failure to execute vouchers
might easily occur in the departments.
The shortage was discovered directly after
Col. Morgan's death, but it was kept quiet in
the hope that his friends would make up the
amount, in which case nothing would have
been said about 1t. 1t was only last Tuesday
that official notice was sent to the bOndsmen
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Visit OF tho nutchers.

A delegation of members of tho Butchers
Benevolent association of this city went tc
Baltimore yesterday afternoon for tho pur-
pose of presenting to tho Baltimore "Metzgor
Unterstuetzungs Verein, No. 1" Butchers
Benevolent society, No. y, handsomely on
crossed resolutions of thanks recently adopted
by the first named association in acknowledge
ment of their generous reception during their
stay in Baltimore in February last. The
delegation was headed by FIR. Dietz, president
and Charles Schroth, vice president, and
consisted Of Messrs. Charles Croft, George j.
Bessler, D. Giessler, Carl Mueller, j. j. West,
and j. j. Appich
National Republican., 1884-06-20
NnvnI AunIra

In tho senate yesterday.bIr. Butler reported
favorably, from the committee on naval
affairs, without amendment, the house bill
fixing tho rate of pay to which passed assist
ant engineers in tho navy shall hereafter
be entitled. 1t provides that passed assistant
engineers shall hereafter receive during the
third five years after tho date from which
they take rank as passed (frst) assistants,
when at sea $2.450 on shore duty, $2,250; on
leave or waiting orders, $1,000, and during
the fourth five years from such date, when nj
sea, $1,000 per annum; on shore duty, 1850,
and on leave or waiting orders, 81, $3.50
National Republican., 1884-06-20
L. WALLANKR.
NJ. TASSER.
VI. l.. A1UEuLEMAN.
d. RICK ENnAUHEn.

At tho Swiss election referred to in the
call a proposition was, among others, sub
mitted to the popular vote to raise tho
salary OF the Swiss minister at Washington.
All the propositions wero voted down, and
that referring to the legation hero was made
the occasion of numerous bittor attacks upon
Col. Frey by partisan opponents, and these
attacks, 1t 10 woll known, have induced him
to tender his resignation.
Tho meeting called for last evening at the
place designated was very largely attended.
Mr. Maurice l.. Muehleman was elected
chairman, and Dr. Alfred Kappeler, secretary.
Among those present was Capt. J. II. Tell
man, Of Baltimore, who represented tho
Swiss residents Of that city by special request
of the local residents. A number of proposi-
tions we're submitted, expressing Indignation
and regret at the question now being agitated
in Switzerland looking to an abolition of
the legation In this city, aud urging the
return of Col. Frey to his post, as the best
representative of the Swiss people and its
character at the capital Of the United States.
On motion Of Mr.. Rupli, n committee of
five members consisting Of Messrs. Follman,
Hurter, Dr. Kappeler, Weber, and NJ. Tanner.
ST., was appointed 10 prepare suitable ad-
dress to Col. Frey, asking him to withdraw
his resignation.
Capt. Hurter proposed tho following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That the Swiss residents of the United
State in general, aud those of the city Of Wash
ington in particular, request tho high federal
council of switzerland 10 induce Col. Frey, the
present swiss minister, in the Interest Of the peti
tioner, TO withdraw his resignation, aud 10 return
to his post in this city,
Resolved, That the high federal council be fur
ther urged TO continue the maintenance Of the
legation at Washington.
The committee appointed TO prepare the
address to Col. Frey was authorized to have
the same published and to submit II to another
meeting for signatures before its transmission.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Taken ror "RenI Reasons.y

Secretary Frelinghuysen communicated to
the house committee on appropriations and
foreign affairs at joint meeting yesterday,
the details of tho plans of tho admins.
stratlon in respect to the Nicaraguan water.
way.
He said that tho unsual methods adopted
for making these matters known to congress
were taken for 'real rea sons" and asked that
his communications might be received under
the restrictions of official secrecy. The com.
mitteo after hearing the secretary adjourned
without action of any kind
National Republican., 1884-06-20
RniIhinn pnnn,i,n-

Building permits were issued yesterday to
b. II. Thorn, repair frame dwelling rear OF
No. l54 East Capitol street northeast, 800
Chas. NJ. Obold repair frame dwelling No. "a
Seventh street northeast, S2OO Petcr
Mccartney, erect four tw o-story-and- base.
ment dwellings, Twenty. street, be-
tween New Hampshire avenue and NJ street
northwest $4,000.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
THE DIRECT TAN OF 1861.
Secretary Folgcr IndOrses the Bill TO lie
Iieve the States from that Exaction.

Secretary Folgcr IndOrses the Bill 10 Re
Iicve the States from that Exaction.
Secretary Folger has written to Representa-
tive Warner, chairman of tho subcommittee
of tho house committee on claims, long
letter expressing his approval of the house
bill now pending to relieve from further
liability on account Of the direct tax Of 1861
those states that have not paid thoir proper
| tionate part thereof, and to refund to states
| that have paid tho sums received from them
| respectively.
| Tho secretary says in substance that tho
| government is not now in need Of tho money
| to be realized from the enforcement of this
tax; that such enforcement would put
| grievous burden upon the people of the states
| thatare in doiault;" that tho tax itsof would
be especially Objectionable, inasmuch as the
purposes for which II was laid could not but
bo remembered with distaste that its colec-
| tlon would necessitate the appointment of
large number Of federal officials who would
! go among the people rs obnoxious oXRctOrs,
and that in practical effect the law Of tho is
obsolete.
"In my judgment, therefore" the secretary
says, "the people and the property of the
states in default should be relieved and dis
charged from this tax, and the proposed bill
| is good one. 1t is true that exactly equal
| justice cannot DO done, in carrying OUT tho
| provisions of the bill relating to the roim-
bursoment of those that have paid part of
the the tax, but such failures Of full aud
general cumpensation, in dealing with trans
actions so long past, must ensue and are not
to bo potentially urged against proposed
measures which in the main do work equal
! benefit"
In conclusion, the socrot ary inquiries
whether this would not be "a suitable occa-
sion to deal with tho matter of the federal
surplus moneys doposi tod or to be deposited,
with tho states under the act of 1885," and
suggests that those states which mado pay
ment of their portion of the direct tax under
the act Of 1861 bo debitod, in tho settlement
proposed by tho bill before your committee,
with the amount Of that deposit mado with
them, and BIO paid the balance, and their
liability to tho United States under the do
posit act be thus distinguished"
Letters for the Greedy Relier Expedition.
The navy department is informed that q
vessel win probably sail from Copenhagen,
Denmark, July l6 next for Disco, Greenland
Arrangements arc accordingly being made 10
forward by it letters sont to the department
before the 25th instant intended for the
National Republican., 1884-06-20
ImmlgrntIon stntistira.

During the month of May there arrived in
che customs districts of Baltimore Boston,
Detroit, Huron Minnesota, New Orleans.
New York. Passamaquoddy, Philadelphia, and
San Francisco, 0l,74l passengers, Of whom
e2,5s1 were immigrants, $3.50 citizens Of the
United States returned from abroad, and
National Republican., 1884-06-20

$3.50 aliens not intending to remain in the
United States. The total number Of immi-
grants arriving in those districts during tho
eleven months ending May 81 last was 454,206,
which was 63,054 less than for tho same
period of last vcor
National Republican., 1884-06-20

officers and men Of tho Greedy relief expedi-
tion of 1884, and for Lieut.. Groely aud his
party, as it is beloved there is chance Of
their delivery.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
GOutaiiunal

GERMAN SUMMER sCH Oh,
" 1929 TEulh street ". w.
thlldreuB Session June 23 thNlrgn taught TO
speak IN tho most plea gtut lugiu8uN mtihul, M
ply 20 MISS DORA HlWLr, SO z .Aih ati Get n, w,
AZ home to Bp m. lelt2w
HOWES ROOKKEEpING-uE sHoRrESp
Il Il mOthud in the United state. months ot study
saved; no text books; open an thg ycari day and
night setiorsi with pCuuUugh.p "gi s1 q month;
Sl2 tOr thruu muuths, Howe N4MIl business PEN
mnusNlp alone. sa' iurfuR hlGiH. aIHF october /.
loMl+S ht0lAENH SCHOOL HI. ,L1 ~
GpENGEUIAN business uNI.D .tE, LINCOLN
- llul building, corner Niu,l NHI HHoeis Day
ana night sessions. Complete lu b. Judgements Tor
training Sous and daughters gul u . Ann WqQlen for
Scholarship Tor year nom dntN u. .Hh4ntTdny =.
night 3Uui pvr quarter, day, s'u 'I.h slb' HtudeN
received every mouth In the yHH. spring ana .
mCr sessions. Circulars mulloI 1N AuputgtQlf~t ~
HENRY g. oH.aNER, IllHI. - u
MRS SARA a. SPENCER We irlRal,llNN ~,
National Republican., 1884-06-20
S0tanitO

VHrANTED IMMEDtATELY-TEN FIRST
scrub Apply at DRIVERS SUMMER GAHDEN,
UTANTED-A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT II on
w ls years Of age, IN book aud stationery store;
one hnylng some experience preferred 1884 14th
IT. N. W. 22O
w ANTED-LADfES, CITY AND COUNTRY,
w 10 make f2 TO tB daily, frinuing Easter cards.
send no cents stamps postal note, for Instructions
and samples. Address AGENCY. T.. o. Box 1890
New York city 2-mn3i-mwf
WANTED-GOoD. RELTABLE AGENTS FOR
w the United states Hcncncnl Society Apply
daily amer D a. M, 10 T.. q. GADD, Secretary room
u, Lenox Building, 7th and ats. NJ w. p
National Republican., 1884-06-20

The undersigned offers for sale either at wholesale
RETAIL the large and magnificent stock of furniture
oftho late O. NJ. wight deceased, at his late place Of
business No O27 and go Louisiana avenue, oppo.
site city Posonlcc comprising pnrlor and chamber
suites of walnut, mahogany. ash, and pine, Office,
dining room, and other household furniture OF every
description mostly made by hand and of very su-
perIor quality. \ salesman who has boen In Mr..
wights employ for over twenty years viii bo found
on the promises authorized to show and sell tho fur.
niture and deliver the same.
REGINALD FENDALL,
Administrator
Terms cash.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

Hs1HErics Is the science Of the beautiful. Tho
need Of merit for promoting personal aesthetics
Is due TO J. G. Aver 4 Co., whose Incompatible
lloir Nigor Is n universal bcautlher Of the hair.
Harmless effective, agreeable, II has taken rank
among the indispensable articles Of the toilet. To
schnty locks II gives luXurlHhce; and wlthered
hairs II clothes with the hue of youth.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Sauntto-8ousrs.

LNURN1sHEp on UNFUREGsHED HOUSE IN
A. auburts or N w. part ofcltyi well shaded, gar
den nnd ult; house must be IN thorough repair and
locality henllhyi moderate rent Address M. Z O.,
Republican Onlco. 3-23
TINo RENT-HoUsE WITH STORE AND STA
Rnpnbllrnn AlliCo. 3.2O
National Republican., 1884-06-20
THE SWISS IN AMERICA.
The Protest AgninSt the Abolition OF the
Swiss Legation nt Washington.

The Protest AgninSt the Abolition OF the
Swiss Legation Mt WnshIngton.
All over the country tho news of the resig-
nation of Col. Emile Frey, the Swiss minister,
has caused the most profound sensation
among his countrymen resident in tho
United States, and citizens of Swiss birth
To those residing here tho following call was
issued on Tuesday last
Whereas, the permanency OF the Swiss lega-
ton at Washington has become doubtful ON ac
count of the result of tho popular vote OF swtzer
land of the llth of May last you are urgently 70.
quested 10 attend general meeting of Swiss resi-
dents to be held on Thursday evening at J. J.
RuplPs restaurant, 1919 Seventh street northwest
to take proper action on the matter. Respectfully
NJ. KkEKsI.
t. WALLANKR.
NJ. TASNER.
NJ. l.. MUEHLEMAN.
d. RICKEHBAUHER,
National Republican., 1884-06-20
WASHINGTON.
Totals ............
INNINGS

W @ashins,on hing, ....... %
Earned runs--st. Louis, /. Home runs-O'Neal,
l. Two.base hits-Ycwel, /. Bases on errors
St. Louis, D Washington, .. Bases on called
halls-st Louis, 1; Wa>hingi,n,, D., struck out
/. Time Of game-1 hour aud 40 minutes. Um-
pire-Soward.
A gamo of base ball was played in tho Capt.
tol park yesterday afternoon between mines
representing the bankers clerks and clerks
in the gas Office The banks broke the gas
men by score of 10 to b.
The pension Office and the government
printing office mines will meet again to-day
at tho Athletic park to play the third game
of their series. Each club has won one game.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

P.s.-The above mentioned stock must be sold at
once in order TO close up tue estate. slol7.uthslm
OUTFIT ron A SMALL, EIGHTPAGE,
~ country paprri complete, except 70 press and
c0mposlqg stands. About zoo pounds Of tyne, long
primer, BREWER, aud nonpareil, with display lines
Address OUTFIT, Republican Onlcc, s-tf
4 GROOM BRICK HOUSE ALI MODERN
~ lmproygmggsi price. y OIoi VIII TGpt for slS
or would build upi talsc lots iu part payment, Ad-
dress EAST WASHINGTON, Republican unlge.
500
A LARGE LOT OF SECOND-UAND PTANO5
4 y aud OrFNus SOmc nearly new several standard
mHSfsi must be sold AT sacrifice for CRfh, or ~ bar
AIMS on easy CrWHt To- mlkO room 90 the WHrHruuna
otN, u, Wild &IkO, 900 7th ~ n. W Smy3O-tr
nNE FINE, LIGHT LANDAU, NEARLY
~ new hullt IN lEis one Victoria, but little, used
ANA one uOny phaciOu; also "a cart and pony. An.
SIT
National Republican., 1884-06-20

HB' 1ibertis,msnn undtr he heads Of Wants Tor
Kent, For Sale, Boarding Lost dnt Pound, ant
Pcrs0ndi NJ Three lines or less eighteen long tC0rd',
10 cents one insertion: each diftionui inssriion ~
cents. BbsncsS cards not included IN these rates.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
At Cleveland

AT Cleveland
cIeyslaRd CSIossd ....'....''' 2 o o d 2
Base hits-Cleveland, 8; Chicago 7. Errors
Cleveland 81 Chicago.7.
At Brooklyn
Columbus .......'..9 Q 00I44 I o
Base hits-Columbus, o Brooklyn, II. Errors
Columbus, Il Brooklyn,7.
At New York
Yae................... 0 0 3 l. Q
Princeton ............O q 0 O.
Base hlts-Yale, 0; Princeton, O. Errors-Yalo,
g. Princeton, II.
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati Unlon.". 1 B. G
st. Louis Union...... 0 0 0 0 9 o. 2
Base hlts-Clncnnau, Z; st. Louis, g. Errors
Cincinnati, 7; st. Louis, 4.
At Baltimore
Keystone Union. .....O 2 o o o 3 o. 8
Base hits-Baltimore. 10; Keystone, 8. Errors
Baltimore,T 4 Keystone, 10.
AT Providence
pEiYadeinSic Pf9iyYideineei, eii,''..'.'...'''.'." 80
Base hts--Providence 10 Philadelphia, G. Er.
rors-Providence, 8; Philadelphia, ..
At Pittsburg-
Allegheny. o 0 O. /
Base hits--Cineinnati, o. Allegheny. Errors
Cincinnati 81 Alleghehy,s.
At Wilmington, Dell
Wilmington. 3 S o 0 x-21
Base hits-Domestlc o. Wilmington, 10. Errors
Domestic, z; Wilmington, l.
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Amnstmtnts.
ADMISSION, 20 CENTS.

EVERY FRIDAY FROM TO p. NJ FOR
Je20-stt LADIES ONLY
National Republican., 1884-06-20
a1lantro---Rooms.

C,oMFoRrABhE Room ny .GENTITHGN
~ permanent If suited Address ", HopubhCar
Office, J-oI
National Republican., 1884-06-20

HTEn-bREssMAKtNd no DO ny a
w widow Indy; work done nt reasonable rates and
10y A BRIGHT, INrELLlGENT COGoRED
4 , hoy. 10 years old-A place iba store or office,
where he can make himself us0fuli reference given.
Address w. j. GRAY, 1874 Pa. ny. s. ". l.2O
10y A SERVANT utitL-A PLACE TO COOK,
- wash and iron In apryate mmlyi can Furnish
recommendations. Inquire In Ost alley ,413 bot 1th
and 0th and " and q sts, N. w. 1-2O
National Republican., 1884-06-20

NEXT MoNDAY-THE FAMOUS ALICE OATES
ASn HER
OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

ENoh uENTIEMAF, WIFE, AND DAUGHTER
AZ "A FURNISHED bedrooms and parlOr, COmmun
eating % floor, paror on 1st hOOr; location, be-
tween 9th and 10th and q and ste. ", w. Address,
stating terms and location, PERMANENT, Hepubli-
can Ofllce. A-23
National Republican., 1884-06-20
Soluntto- employment.

A WHITE WOMAN AND BOY WANT A
"A hOmc-wonian to cook ana boy to run crrands
Address MOTHER AND BOY, Republican Otlicc
National Republican., 1884-06-20

FTIHEArRE UoMoUE SUMMER uAnDEN. :.
THE MASCOT.
MAT1NEEs THURSDAYS, AND
SATURDAYS.
National Republican., 1884-06-20

DERArANENTLY--2 ROOMS, OR D CONNECT
IL lug. unfCrnlshed, between 9th and 18th and H.
and sis. N. w. Address PROMPT, RcpubliCan Of
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-10
SPHINX ITEMS.

SFINk, OAK, Lee. Stus l6cA
The best kind Of weather TIP this way.
TIT bridge At Ole Christianson's Is completed.
Tn majority Of farmers are through husking
corn.
1t is reported the contractor has commenced
the Horton bridge.
Chas. Goodroad is building a house on his tree
claim OH Section II.
Pleasant Hin school. taught by Miss N. sar-
gent, is progressing finely.
Mrs. Pcnnell. of Civil Bend. Is staying with
her daughter, Mrs. Realms. for a few days.
Mr.. r. Hyser. Of Iowa. Is teaching In the Lar
son district. lie il giving good Satisfaction.
Rev. L. Dale Is without . thoroughfare and
will petition for one. We hope he will succeed.
u. whitney has returned to Hazehvilic and Is
looking happy. He intends soon to 50 north
west to look for government land.
1t is reported that someone Is going to have
the sphinx post-ofhce hauled four or Ave miles
south. Someone win have y good time.
The sphinx literary society, meets every Satur-
day evening at the Larson school house, u 10
4 progressive institution, with =. OmdaAl In the
chair.
A large number Of hogs in sphinx are ready for
market. The farmers no doubt are waiting for
. farthe Va decline. RemeDbss WHO II TO be 0ur
next pFesidcrt.
8. Hortoa shippeA . feW barrels u app,es from
Michigan. Your correspondent sampled y few
md acknowledge thas t,ey were superior "a
what 10 get here.
IT'S reported that two leading Cleveland men
had another h&gging spell, land did MT embrace
the ses ah1k4g.l Jet DasiadA ~ ~ that way
| sssn w1on De w1ec hpofas
CnaSlaU neasss. ~ Rss1nast m, isthe haep1l-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-10
G. A. B. Campfire at Ponca.

Programme of the G.. A. Il. camp
fire to be held in Candles opera
house, Ponca, Nebraska, Wednesday
Dec. II, 1884. The drummer boy
of the Rappahannock TO be present.
The following posts are invited:
Sioux City, Dakota City, Emerson.
Wakefield, Wayne, Harrington,
Yankton, Vermillion, Elk Point. A
parade Of all the posts will take
place in the afternoon ut 3 O'Clock,
and march through the principal
streets. The evening exercises will
be rs follows:
LIST. Music by martial band.
End. Address of welcome.
Bird. Response by Jno. l.. Jolley,
Vcrmillion.
4th. Song, Capt. Kent. Elk Point.
9Th. Martial music by S. G. post.
9Th. Speech by Capt. Written,
Wakefield.
18th. Speech by Capt. Wornock,
9Th. Song.
9th. Speech by Capt. W. v. Lu-
cas-, Chamberlain.
10th. Song and martial music.
18th. Speech by Capt. W. 7. Will
kinson, DesMoinee.
18th. Song, "Old Shady" Capt.
Lucas.
18th. Logan's grammar, Capt. Hen.
dershot.
14th. Sherman's foragers.
18th. Presents to the most popu.
lar young lady and the most home.
ly yonng man.
Every person, especially all old
soldiers, whether they belong to the
post or not, are cordially invited u
attend. Admission Is cents. Com.
mittee: Joe Crane, John Armstrong,
John Hawley, Z. Beller, b. W. Pow.
ers. Tickets on sale at Jones Bros.
Drug Store. A dance will be held
after the camp fire is over. Tickets
fer dance, including supper, s1.00
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-10
An Eaitsr,sTrlbute

Theron p. Heater, editor Of 1T.
Wayne. Ind, Gazette" writes; for
the past five years have always used
DIR. Kings New Discovery, fot
coughs Of most severe character, ~
well as for those Of q milder type.
It never fails to effect q speedy cure.
My friends to whom / have recom-
mended it speak Of it in same high
terms. Having been cured ~ Il of
every cough | have had for Gve
years, / consider it tho only reliabl6
and sure cure for coughs, colds, etc, z
Call at JAS. Il. Blair's drug store and
get a free trial bottle. Large size u.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-10
BLESSING 70 MI Mainline,

In these times when our newspax
pers are flooded with patent medi-
cine advertisements, it is gratifying
to know what TO procure that will
certainly cure you. II you are bill
ious, blood out of order, liver inac-
tive, or generally debilitated, theirs
is nothing in the world that will
cure you as quickly az Electric
Bitters. They are a blessing to all
mankind, and can be- had for only
80 cents a bottle Of jas. E. Blair.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-10
Great Destracsiea By Pirs.

Jacob SclIaetzel & Sons can in
sure YOU cheaper than any other
firm in southern Dakota, against
Fire. Lightning and Tornadoes.
They represent nothing but first
class companies, which are certain
to give you satisfaction i'll case Ut
accident. Don't fnil IN zee them be-
fore insuring elsewhere. Office in
Union County Bank, Elk Point,
Oak.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-12-10
First Publication Dec. 10Th, 1884
Administrators Sale.

Notice t. hereby giveH that b. virtae Of \ II
ceore .iv-n TOR thai putpo.e i'sued by the pro
bu,c coGr, nf linton county D,k0ts tcrri q, y. !
will sr,. nj ;,-iva - sale 10 the hieheat bidder
tor cash the properly desc .ibed A-f"iiows fowl:
the west WE'VE acres of tho cs.i hall II ,fr
nor; hwrst o.. nrier - u hea-t uu,rier s.c'i"u
Due Il, township ninc'y t!,ol range ff'y 500 lie
ing twenty tour rods Wild. ard et.htv rod ,ong
Union county. f,nkoin territory. Seated bids
for the whole OF s,id ltnd will he received 10y
the ja'i4e .fthe probate couri al his office 1T The
court house In the city Of Elk Poiui, Union
county. I,hko,s Territory, up TO and Until
paid ;nGd i. sold. which viii be on or alter tho
Goth oay OF December. 1881.
That all bids rn.s, h. In writing. desctibin-
she land tr.ired and stating for cash. and mus,
DC sisncd.
F. Z. HERRIHG,
Administrator OF he estate of John and Patsey
Canon.
Dated December 9Th, 1891.