Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-02-06
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LIMA, REPUBLIC or PERu.-Senor "A
de In <. Delgado. L. L. D. and Coun,
sellor, Tribunal of Justice, Lima, Re
public of Peru, says: One single up
plication of st. Jacobs Oil, cured mi
completely of rheumatic pains in md
left arm. I recommended it TO my
friends, the Mrs. Dona Juan Carols,
widow, and Mr.. d. Herman Decker
German gentleman. Madam Carols
was relieved entirely by the pain-curs
from terrible n~euralgic pain of ten
months standing. MI. Decker was
cured of inexplicable pains by q sin
gle application Of the cure. MY Bro.
ther used the great remedy for 4
species of paralysis of the arm. He
was entirely relieved from ailment
one or two applications, after
tried numberless other RENE
dies without effect
Notice to Creditors.
of Mrs. Bridget Tracy, deceas-
ed.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, the administrators oil
the estate of Mrs. Bridget Tracy,
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with
them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first
publication ofthis notice. to the
administrator John Tracy, at
his residence, in Elk Point Town.
ship, in the County of Union, OAK
ota Territory. 3
Dated at Elk Point February 6t6,
A. D. 1884.
JOHN Tracy.
Administrator Of the estate Of
Mrs. Bridget Tracy, deceased.
Cured Clergymen.
Rev. L. s. Caultman, of Circleville.
says: DR.. Warner, your White
Wine of Tar Syrup has been in my
and found to be all and even
more than you claim of it. It is a
cure for all Throat and Lung
diseases.
The calico hop given at Begg's
hall on Friday night was the
novelty Of the season; calico cravats
were sold each cravat representing
young lady who was dressed in a
dress corresponding with the
The gentleman were in
pants of all conceivable colors
and figures, and Of all national
patterns. The young ladies we are
to say displayed themselves
TO an advantage, and in our iudg-
ment presented a much neater and
md tastier appearance than when
dressed in more costly and elaborate
dress. As for the appearance of the
gentleman we have very little to say
than that the contrast was
marked and furnished a treat of
both the sensible and ridiculous.
would advise the girls to come
out more frequently in their calico
ind the boys to stick to their old
pants.
A. NJ. Flagg, of the firm of Ker-
shaw q Flagg, leading attorneys of
Sioux Falls, was arrested in the post
office in that place, on the 2. for the
smbezzlement of 81 800 sent him by
The Producers Marble works of Chi
,ago, to loan to L. w. Tenney on a
Anticipating the arrest,
he intimated that he would take his
'wn life when the attempt was made,
which threat was made known to
he sheriff and his deputy, and when
hey found him in the post-offioe
eading n book. they took him una.
wares, cIinching his two wrists and
aking his revolver md knife. de-
him OF the means OF suicide
md evidently evaded 4 tragedy in
which all his crimes would other
wise have eliminated.
After the excitement caused by
he arrest had passed away, he re-
igned himself calmly to his fate,
md when taken before a Justice,
his preliminary hearing and
desire for bond, he went to
all where he will probably remain
'ntil he is moved up on the hill to
'ay the penalty of his crime along
With the other convicts of the peni-
entiary. Until a short time ago.
'lagg has been held in the highest
steem by the people Of Sioux Falls
nd on account of a brilliant and
ultured mind. has been regarded
s one of Dakota's future lights.
lie was twice elected district attor-
icy and served with success, aud
las made quite a reputation as a law
'er, and a shrewd politician. But
n inordinate passion for gambling
irst exhausted his own funds and
cad him to the disbonorable act Of
ppropriating those of others entrus-
ed to him, He has. it ia supr1oaed