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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
Sin NCger crmurbet 8rau anb
Rinb.

8idmOnb, Efr., 10. GgriI. - Die
Brau uuO bas atub bsS in Der Rdba BON bier
npBuanbsn Jieger6 Sad EbOrutOu nuroeu
beute ftib crmOrbst, uu0 mon glaubt, baB
GtuIutOn ieIbh Der W0reer ii. @r itauO DOE
isiuer Ssiratb pggeu 8erfHbruug Dor Sc.
Iidt rro gHeltdte lstue TEau, nm Der geisB'
l:Geu Suafe an eutGcbeu. Sts jsBt tf CT
rcd uiht etrnefauneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
ss6tsie SaBre lang etneeFerFert.

BON Belnl.I 10. Nprll. =
Rerid SopH, 81 Sabre alt, ffarb gefteru in
btr G6bs ppu bier. @r mar lett go Sabrea
pobufTuta unb nuroe pd6reu6 oteier gan.
zen 9sit pSu ietneu fiipf BEiioern, bic idmmt.
lid iebiQ finb uub Suiammsu In stuem 6auie
nobuen, tn stuem 3tmmsr gstnugeu gebul=
tfu, Ssiu 8srFetr nit Der aussRneIt mar
bem uD8tudItGeu pd5rsno istHsr Iaugid9rt'
asu @sfangsnitaft getattet.
3nst Isiuer Briiber lbsrlebsu thn unb be.
fbfu 500 Gdsr 2an6 tn Suatata' EOnnibtp.
Sonn irG f6 Iaine @etfsstrautbsit bur9
etutu Erunf faltsu 0ufsrs, Deldeu sr etuss
9oars pdhrsnS Der @rnbte In iibsrbtstem
RuFuube auf csm Eeloe uabm, 5ugsjoBsn
hahn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
Weoenffurm In Galifprnien.

augele8, GaI., 10. Gprtl. -5ett
sc StHnbeu bat es In otsisr 9sgauo O5ua
llnterlaB In Sh0msn gsrsgust uu6 UoLIe brst
Boa 8sgeu iielsu In Uergauseuer Ra6t, Ser
Babuper,ebr tf 6filth NIB mefiu9 pom bier
tuId usbrridnemmuugeu unb 8eIdGOtguHg
Der BabpgeletIe unterbrodeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
Reine Radfraae nada aupfcr

8Otou, RnH., 10. &prtL. - &c betBt,
baB bic n@aIumet & 0etIa Itniug. Comp, :"
bic gr0Bte TN gaube, tstue WatototbeuSe be-
3abIt, neil bte Rupfsrpreiie III uteortg uuo
ietHe gsniigsnbe GsrtGufe gemadt tu0. G8
iOusu UjuiOuen Bfunb 8upfer in SOrs
roth, bod tsiu 8ebarf bnfitr ietu. 9ie IT.
tteH fu0 BON 2.33 auf 2.20 berabgegaugeu.
Ssit OieIeu SabreH gun erRsu WaIe, Dsnu
iiberbaupt js friibsr, III feline 8tUtbeuOs ge'
arbIf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
SpROelmprb.

RRttoou, SUs, 10. IprtI. - Gtu
entisbIider @oppsImOrS tpuroe tn 0trgaugs,
rsr y!adbt gu 8aroiu, @oIe8 &ountp, uerIot.
&te Spfer flub 3ust betaBte @bsleute, g9s
msns EIsstuOob. Dtan fanO bieielbtn beute
friib nit ourdIdutttanen Reblen iHl Bette.
Seine Spur Don ben 8erbraderH tft ioDsit
cuttedt NIB tas Utntiu III nt5t ermtttelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
Esie GtempgIfFeuer In W2erifO.

Stubt RertfO, 10. aprtl. - Sc lie.
cen Gr3stGsu Dor, baB fid bic aaufsute ber
gtsupSlfsuer untsruetftu rUsrbeu. Stels
Q6heu fu6 bersIts tptsbsr geoffuet Dorbsu.
gpfsiaIbsptiheu aHs Ratamorus uHo aus
hefsu Srten Rtrifo's nteeripre6eH Obigem
Reri6te uub srRldrsu, bic Sadlage Iet nod
70 ftthId, als ie.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
HOREHOUHD&1AB
Iudt BtniHbreu.

Getus ttuberHosu gtnptrFuugeu auf bic
gsret3teu Guftr0Brdsu srFl6reu fa ans bu
GBatfUds, ba5 Istus SugreOtsultsu aus ben
UtrffumfenGHugsuBetGmttttIu 10
bsfeBen, pelds iiberBaupt befauut fiub,
tubsm ba8 @ruubsIsmeut aus BEN 9outg e.r
n9orsBouuo". ".YFuuBs (QnbOru) beReBt, psb
DE NIT Ser sIbtes 8aiamea" pber osu
oBalfam bon @ueaO" In Ssrbtuourg &c.
bru6ttf. auBsrbsm finb tn bteIsm 6,tL
mtttsI fauf aubsrs bOtauti&t
GIemsuts OsrbuuOsu, tpetde fstuer 6stL
troft stHs nod srB6Bte @trtuns
ge5eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
Rnhnfnfnffrrphe.

8uptou, 8, 10. april.-gtu 3ug Ser
rBaubauGlesSnbu" sutglstfs I'M 80 llbr
bsute 4bsno 3u &eaosrs, bret Rstleu metltt
BON fsuia. QOtomotipfi5rsr, Ssi3er uub @es
s6dmeifsr iOleu get0otet tporoen istu. RG,
heres III uoG ntbt eruittslt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
Nam .0InrFrr Wndrihten.

Ren,gorf, 10. Gprtl. - Der beuts
rcd europa abgsgungeue 8ampfer Baltic"
rcbm $3.50, eco In Sob NIT.
- Der geflsrn que SadiOuoiQe, 6Ia., aH'
afFoumere 8ompfsr p&gguus" bate cine
0fpFs 4u;ahl 4niqotorsu ON Soro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11

Gus, Ste iPu gebrau4t Roben, iagsn, baB 5alsa
6Outs 5Ou 9oreBOsuS uuS GRser Elm Duuserfrafttsss
4simtttsI isi in alien Talsn. no bts Acknowledgment
ausesrHeu Fuo, uub bat Istns BtrGuug N9 uuaep55r1
H4f4usG. .auBers. es sutBaEt gt+ts tUaB BEN Eza,
gen in HuOreuuHa brtnssn F5nnts. sr aat etu,
IsBr aussnsRRsa gti8mad uus RtrS gu s..
nsm Prsiie 5ersaft. fOeI4erisbR mrInbstttsttasl
srIap5t. i'd fetusr SetErafts tFdEFafHs gma8su.
Rirbsr smPFubsu grOse9tubsruug bur6
fstne beidufttgsubsu gtgsuiaaftru, psuu q,
an grouP Obgr RtudbHReu tstbsU.
grei5-5O Cents unO 81 90 pro 8lsfd5e Z,
ie meBr, ie biQt8er,
@ej allen 9lpUtbeteru lu Raben.
6. 80. GrtttentCn, t o n
nueiut8er GigentBimer
Rep DPrL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
81 NpetbeFern an basan.

Elau leic: ssBahr uub Ealia.7
Ban i6iGt stHt GEteimariG an Rae
uQa & 8 O., gr. 90, g1aFrtu., Gde 6u
G6urGHraes, gtsD.Dort.
e. Ssls5ruua, SGUiSRst 0sE D5EagB BsEt5. .sirb
kafBr nieFf-l q E5aEAeu.
EH huA 8HbIisur.
Eerlaagt 10 UT RabiDap'A UHb d1ttt AaEaut, eSG
bsr g0HG,, ,TGtEog" 10 aEi hrm stlauittu HrtSfH
tgFHbb (DgtI1 s4tie5E Ew-a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
wurtt uuS B5rfs.

QtbtrpooL 10. Gprtl, 12. 80 Rabm.-
SaumpODe MtttelTorte OberIduOer 6 3ll6,
bttto. RetDs Orleans SIG. - Die Sertdufe
betrugeu $4,000, SpetulnttOu uuO ausfubr
1000 8aIIeu, 3ufubr 5000, amerttau. 1900.
2ouoOu, 10. &PrtI. - Ser. Staatsu.
ObItgattOneu : 4'pro3. 1876, bittn d prog.
1851, DO. UerlGugsrts 5-proi. 1044 -Gttteu:
u. & @. gB. All, DO. 2. 81, @rte 21A, DO. 2.
81, Rstu'YOrt Central 1168, &suui. Central
G1!, SaS. Central 1919, &sabtul 275. On
tartO'Befteru 2l+, Tsril1utide SGT. Can.
Beetle 534, Ct. BuuL So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
G4 al or [ q

uBrsrtUT5iebensug gormeu,
6 Gtttef-S -Ste6er.
Falte8 uub btetees Eieber g,Sssw
fir 80 Gents. go giabt letu an6eres SIT
mttteI In berGelt, 6a8 10 '&neu unerltt FIs.
Der beilt, u6geH fle BON Uerborbsuer puft
CMalaria) Deer sutQrteter Sale fOnr1,B,
m0geu fte S4arla@', PeroeuHeber, EpBsus
ober getbes Bteber betBsu, ais - uutsr 3us
3tsbuug DON &aeDa9's BtOeu - Ezd-
ways Ready Relief.
5infsig gent8 BE 5Iaf&e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
GurpP atf6e Rabelberi6te.
Die 9eridbts ibcr Eie bspUrHebense Mbbtru'
flung htS ScfGnrten SiIeneedber.

flung res Scfanrtsn SiIenseber.
Berlin, 10. gpril. - Das 9erit5t
tuB 9err Uon @tituee1sr, ber oeutIae Sc.
ianbte tn BaibtugtOu, abberufsu lusrbsu iOu,
tn uubegritubet. 8ts Grage u6ar fetue Sers
ietlHg auf stHeu aHbsreH BOfien purbe iez
och idOn Iauge Dor Der 9aster. GeutrCoarIe
in SetraGt ge3oges.
6rsd9ss 8aab in G6bmea.
Brag, 10. &prtI. 49, Rebrere Rdubcr,
bic uIs @ersbarmen barflstbst nareu, iiberz
ftelen heute cine FfbIe nabe 50pItb unb
jpargen ben GtgsutbHuer, Dem ite stueu
gstdliGteu Slftbefebl Ucr2etgteu, tpeldsr tbH
be'9uIot8te, stH SOjtaIt1 gu isiu Il. StaatS,
poptsre gefdIidlt 81 Babau, linen @slO uub
gBertbpaPtere TN 8strags BON iibsr 40. 600
SulSeu ausjuItsfEru. Rad0em bte 9idubar
bic SeuObusr Der MH6Ie In etuem 3immer
ttHgel4lciieu Hattsu, ma9tsu fis fd aus bsm
Staube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
Gus Der 8unbeSBauptRabt.
Gin ssFOUtum absr Bic xarfffrase.


B ibtugtOn, 10. Gprtl. - Reprdisu,
tant &sup ptro ON. ud6fen 9teufags, I'M
6aus pr. DtorrtlOn an ienem Gage TN Gin.
t!arge NIT Der BON tbm gsmadten 4ntiiuSts
Sung ben antrag felt, Gle Eartfbtu in Ble.
narltsurg In @rpdgung gu jtebsH, eiue rs.
thinning NIT Ssrleieu Der Ramenslifte
Gber Ssn Antrag DerIaugen. Die ablttus
mAHg tDtr6 eth GsfUotum ietn uuo geuau
ongtbeu, per fiir uaO per ptoer ots Eartfz
Blu tfi,
Gtr SranSitsin stnss sbrwIrStssn gr6aaStS.
Die nit tem a6retBsu Ses frfibsr bonn
BlotteHe'Portemeut siugsuommsnen GebGu=
6rF, etEf8 Der dttefen Baupsrte Der Stabt,
bsiddittgtsn 4rbettsr eutferuteu bsute ben
i'm Sabre 1898 gsteatsu @ruubfetu. Der
ieLbe 1T ned utat gsOffHst tporbsu. Nan
gIanbt, boB sr HtsIs tHtersfaute 8egsuFdnbe
entbGIt.
Die @onsOfrase.
Ser Ssrot' Habm tn ietner beuttsea Gre
tuttpfbung ben EeIdluB al, peIher Den
BrditbeHteH autortfirt, bic OAfrtfaniidle SSHs
ternGttOnGle aiioItation" aIs bte bsrrl9eube
gIGft i'm @Ougogebiet au3uertsuHeu. Der
4r6fibeut ptrb ben SsidluB geuebmtgeH.
SermitbteE.
Die beuttge Steuer @tunabms 6etruq
1870, ,129, bte 3OuetEnubme $540,827.
CUR gtnl6iung bsftmmte RattonaI. Baut.
gtoten I'm Setrage bon $322,000 gtugeu
beuta i'm S6asamta Elm.
8aS Sdlasamt faufte bsute 247, 900 uu-
3fu Sttbsr fir bic Diuu3dmter 3u PepsSrz
IeOns upb BbtlabeIpbta.
Sc psrIuutet, 6aB @ouraut &outroIeur
9OtH s. EuOr bas Brdfibsnteuamt Der gtsru'
2Cfftr o8anf Of tbe 8spu6Gtc" accepttrt
bat unb rddfeHs ietus 0eF8uattOH stursts
6sn ptrb.
y. 8. Bcoomarb, SnIpsftor bcs EOit'
Gmte6epartsmeuts, ruur6e hsute Dor Dem
Springsr den Gomtte I'M Betreif Dee Stern
rOutsnffptR6slS 0sruommeu. uuttr Gubes
rem trtIdrte 3suge, 8m. 2tusg 0ettbem &C.
forbsn) babe Ibm wabrsnS bes 5tsrarOutsns
prO3sifss mttgstbetIt, baB Ste 9ie8tsruugs'
aundlte 9tbiou uno Cool OOn 6sn QHges
tfa9ten btftodeu tporbeu un6 banIel6eu mid
ttge 0OFumente In bic 36uSe geipjeIt bdtteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
u2terletbss ss8eI

4+S@EEtE'USS SOEI@m erDCN,
8ur4fGIL CHOLERA Ilorbus, Ma
70 Ct q u, 8tarTb6e oOer 56merlsn bsPf1
StubIgaugs merbeu In 10 6ts 20 Ufiuuttg
turtrt, penu man Rabnab's 8eabn 8sIirF
stuntmmt We6er 8lutGu0raua. ned 87tI
3lnoung, tp'ber S6Da6e, nod GboeIsonnf,
belt f0Lesu auf beuBebrau& 6ou8. 81. .ReIirF
90 mar bas sras uub bIstbt :
bGS eiuBtge Observation-Disclosures
baB aussnbHdIt9 bis F6rstIi5ften s6msr,sr stTt
g N.Y.. gE'2tHDuHBsR Hno 9lltGnbraHa ItU6ert, gLet&g
5iel' % ne IN 6sr GgRge TN Iasen, in ben Etn5enets
ben, ben 6raien Ober aubereu Drarnen qrFtrSffSS
peHn mon ss etnmaI benIst, unb sfDar
tn elmer bic 5DauJfs MRtuuten.
Glsi6btsI, ,iUe groB bic S6mIrssH nu5 Tsiu m5a,u ne
an Gbtumnttsmus Getbenbeu, bic Bett[Gaertseyr kjs
SsrtraPSsttsT Sis 9srSoiSH bic an gerseu1s5 uni
RcGbp BGitef dut ber STEELE 2iuberura ffrbeT.
GUtjnnouug Der Rtereu, @nt3ifubuua bsr
Slaie, 9eoarm' ut}iubuug, 9uuaeu. goua.s
ftOu, SaIsIstOsu, &tbembeidpsrbeu. Sty,,
tlopieu, bgfert'he Gufiue, Brdune, StsB,
tberte,s Rutarrb, Snhueu3a, soofIhmrr,,
3aRntueb, Her0Oftdt, SdlafIoiigtett, Rtrs
Ueumeb, RbeUmatt8mus, piiftngb, BruH..
Rudeu' Oeer @iiebsrl@mer3eu, QustI5uu.
gen, SerfaunUnqeH, taltes Il. bjbtoesEttber-
Dte aHDeu6uHg beB Ready Relief an ben Istberbr,,
EgetIsn psri4nit augeu5HdliGs ain6erlTg r1S AZ,
Iet5teunp.
GreiEi8 biS Iea8Ng Errbf,n IN ,inen Fe,,u gT,g
HoHCr betlen IN DtUtgcn GusaRbHdeu Rrdmbie 7PaG
seU'ture. 5oebreEuen, btltJies RODfue5. GursfaV
&uFy, G0IH 3IhbuHagu uub ale tunCrLi5eu s5rffES
en-.
&etignbe iclteH immsr cine gInT5e bon Radwsy,g
Eeady Reuef tet itb trGgen. Gtli4e ErDpfeU bauoPr
In 21fer getFGr, bgugeu allen ben RrGHtbeittr ms
bnmtt 0ertntpftsn Estbsn gte Gus benz gebrdu6 NJ
getD5Buten EriHImafsrs euthe5en Dor Gs IA ~ bgT,
iertB SttuuLaHB GLs brans5rarnti0stu unb BitterT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
Nabr uno fdIi6.

z8!r 9ebeH aus Dr. Rubpu5's Ebsr,Sr..-.-
EEa9ettsr uHS iRre SegUns" foIgenSST SIIS,s, u0a
u hc Der RrantBettsu, bte qeBetIt m,r,,., me
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11

bas m66ttge Eeber' Il. Wtagtnbetlu!tttl.
Sin Uesttabllnebts grEasmittsI far EG!0rarIs
8outommsue BurgGuleu, ltHoeruoe a5s
fibrmittil, ntrtau obue SduGgL
fittg 3uoerlaIig Hno uGtIrlt&.
B5Gtg ctue gdgeaaa6, elegant NIT EEBtm 5a1R
eIactrl, rzr9ireu rssuIlrsH, rentggH URs trafhata
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
EGbwaD'S 8 8tueu

irTb 4lGsulcieeu, 3!sr5gn RrGutl eissa, R5pIDts,
SurtlcibtF9sit, BFrtopfuug, uu0grba,.Htteit, E5Ss
pegFs GalenLe3eH. Giebss, uHtsTIsGsss gut3luslag.
5auDrr5ctten unb aAsr 5touIngea ser Gtusgbssbe.
lien pbgr idhbIt6Cu Grogueu
EE- 5os bsa4tg iosgsuss GsrsEtsmt bon Erqr7s
beitgr bgr 8aEbGuuEG G8Dr5aas. BssEgbflna truegLEs
6au CrrSglbeu, SLtpoalug rae cggR RGbft, E5eurs
tu 99GggH uebelistt SP6brENaea, Eigl bor eETs sis
isu BEaeArrEdrr, iaurge 4Gj5a6ca fHfeu5g 5bEr bta
beubg GUpfubuHg IN seg 9tGggugrIsbg Esbgu ets
FerJzas gEhtdsa5ts Sgfa5i BERN gtegsr F!-tgI 5btE
T,cTc scr ben &ugtu, FttbE Hub oumgit S&ueraga
tn GC2iI, 1.GaEgl an &uBsauinlug, gglts5 Guslg5sa
Der 9Gut uHh Der &uGsa, 5stgufstgu, Stmgrssr "a
Der Erlg'i Enh u ben GtghErn, pipEItrg Hut1a1uas
Don ptsE, BrguHeu 6tB Ble'%gE.
GiTigg E9iga bon BlGewuB'6 Btagn bgrSgN ben
Roger bon alien gbgualUaEUtgu Rra1s etssR etrasH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11
Ra0nab'B reguItreu9e gtaeg,

8infsIg Gent8 Die 5Iaf6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-11

gtue JIaiGt bon btsTem satBdIt r7esr ,,irs,...
netitpe, Gie ie5e5 aHbsrs RtteI ef 9sBestSsfI ~
@ Son 9.S,m PTit SB 70 DsI, D' fUf 5tB sb SS.st5f
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
Wooden Mills.

"a prepared to pay the highest
n,arkal price for good wool, and am
ready 70 receive wool to be carded
.into nils, bats, or carded and spun
into yarn for customers. Ny price
for caiding rolls is 10 cents per
pound, 2 cents for oiling and 3 cents
for cleansing, i'll do it. Is cents
per pound for carding and spinning
into yarn, 2 cents for oiling and 8
cents Sor cleansing, if I do it. 10
cents for carding bats. Wool to be
carded into rolls, bats or spun into
yarn. must be free from burs, and
done UP in a large strong cloth, SO
as to keep the rolls and bats from
getting mussed. Parties living at q
distance a send their wool by rail-
road. Mark your bundles, Yank-
ton Wooden Mill. Write directions
and put inside with the wool; also
write me by mail Of the same. As
soon as your rolls. bats or yarn is
ready for you, I will write you of
the same, and send you the bill.
Parties sending me wool may rely
on being al fairly dealt with as If
they came themselves, as my desire
is to do Justice TO all. Correspond
ence strictly attended to. Shall be
pleased to see or hear from you and,
solicit your patronage.
G. A. WHEELER.
Yankton, Oak. May 18th, 1884.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
70 q PUBLIC

Whereas, the anniversary of men,
orial day May Both, will soon be
upon us, at which time the nation
repairs to the graves of the braYe
men who gave their lives that the
nation might live, and there deposit
its floral Offering, the first flowers Of
spring. l would recommend that
this day be observed by our people
in a BETTING manner and that all
places of business be closed during
the ceremonies at the cemetery.
]. NJ. TALCoTT,
Mayor.
Dated Six Point FAX, May Goth,
1854.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

kAVSA011AA0 3VA AOUAVA ~ 00y
The following has been adopted
by the Post:
1. The column will form at 2.
o'clock p. m. sharp! at the court
house.
2. The column will be formed as
follows: L. The Centennial Band
Of Elk Point. 2. Stephen A. Hurl-
but Post, No. 8. G. A. r. 3. May
or and common council, and county
officers. 4. Civic Societies. s..
Sa bbath schools. 6. Citizens on
foot and in carriages.
8. The line Of march will be
taken up down Main street direct to
the cemetery.
EXERCISES AT THE CEMETERY.
l. Music by the band.
2. Prayer by Chaplain.
3. Song by choir.
4. Address by Com. Walter I.
Hines.
S. Song bv choir.
6. Memorial services by Stephen
A. Hurlbut Post, No. 9. G. A. r.
Z. Decoration Of Graves.
s. March to town.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

-Four weeks ago Uri Wood, the
liveryman, hired a team aud buggy
to one 7. H. Tompson anssinsurance
agent from Sioux City. For two
weeks Thompson travelled about
this and Clay county soliciting in.
surance. Mr., Wood heard from
him several times and every thing
seemed to be progressing in a BUSH
ness way. About two weeks ago
Thompson, team and all disappear.
ed. As time passed MI. W. became
solicitous with regard to the where
abouts of his property. on Monday
Mr.. Wood went to Sioux City and
soon found his team in the Daven-
port House barn, safe and sound,
where they had been for two weeks
receiving the best Of care. The in
teresting part of the programme,
was that Uri was obliged to pay ten
dollars for their keeping before he
could start on his l,omeward Jour-
ney. Thompson could not be found
nor has he been seer for several
days. When last seen however Ne
was too full for utterance. ThomE
son is q dead beat of the first water.
Uri will always have seventy-five
dollars coming to him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
MEMORIAI. DAY.

Another year has brought us once.
again to the observance Of May Both,
a day that the loyal people Of this
land love to observe and celebrate,
and in which the labor and burden
is borne by loving hearts and friend
" hands. Let there be . general
coming up to the observance Of this
most patriotic ceremony, and let no
ore remain away. Come and bright
en- the memory Of the dead; come,
and pay grateful tribute to the liv-
ing, and once again sanction the
good and righteous cause for which
they fought. Come, and bring your
children and teach to them the great
principles that cause US thus to con-
gregate on each returning May 3Oth.
Veterans who do not hold mem
bership in the order Of the G.. A. r.,
come and "fall in!" not with the
sabre or musket, bnt with heaven
own gift-the first flowers Of spring.
By order of the ex. COM.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
EsTRAY NOTICE.

On or about May 1st, 1884. there
came into my enclosure in Brule
township, Union county, Dakota,
the following described animals:
One red haifer marked IS" on
left hip; n black steer about two
years old, one half Of head white,
also tail'near rump is white; one
spotted yearling steer. The owner
is requested to prove property pay
charges and take them away.
IL MICHAEL NAUGHToN.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

The ladies of the M. L. church
will give a strawberry festival in
Mr.. Beggs Hall on Friday night of
next week. June 9Th, for the benefit
Of said church. The public are
cordially invited.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

General Orders No. 1.
Elk Point Dak., May 26, 1884.
The Both day of May having
been dedicated to the memory Of
our deceased comrades, as memorial
day by the Grand Army of the Re-
public, and by the Nation, as a
day on which to meet together and
strew with flowers the graves Of
our late comrades-defender of the
Union, the same will be observed BY
the Officers and members of Steph-
en- a. Hurlbut Post and all conf
rades on the Both inst.
AL comrades, the Mayor, and all
other city officers, of the city Of
Elk Point, the county officers, and
all civic SOCIETIES and the Sabbath
schools and all the people of the
city and surrounding country are
invited to be present and take part
in the ceremonies of this memorable
day.
On that day all flags in the city
viii be at half-mast and the Post
flag will be drsped in mourning.
The officers and commanders and
their families, will observe the day
in all respects a holiday; the citizens
are requested also TO observe it as n
holiday.
The Post win meet at 100 p. m.
and the column form at 2. O'Clock p.
M.
Past commander VIM. Duncan
Marshal of the day.
Comrades let us strew the first
flowers OF spring upon the graves Of
our fallen comrades as a token Of
our never dying love and devotion
to their memory and the thousands
who sleep il unknown graves
forget them not-that the great
principles for which they died may
be firmly planted in the hearts of
the children Of the land and they
not have died in vain.
Thus may we cherish the memory
Of their lives and deeds kindle a
erander love for them and our coun-
try and her proud flag in our hearts
aud the hearts Of the people render
iug more secure to us and our child
"a the noble institution our com
died to maintain.
B. F. CRuM, By Order Of
Adjutant J.. A. WALLACE,
Commander.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

Jens p. Lund, one of the substan-
tial farmers of the Sioux Valley, was
in town Monday aid called at this
office. Mr.. Lund says the corn is
nearly all planted in his section and
is up and growing nicely.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

The memorial exercises which
were held at the Congregations
church on last sabbath we're conduc.
ted in a manner creditable to the ex.
soldiers having it in charge. The
church was draped and decorated
with flowers and plants more pre-
fusely and with greater taste than we
ever saw it OIL any former occasion.
The singing was rendered in an i'm
pressive manner. But above all
this which was pleasant to look
upon and which flooded our mem
cries with deeds of the past, was
the address by Rev. Sabin. 1t was
a gem-food for thought re-
sumo OF history covering more than
one hundred years, brought togeth-
er SO closely aud compactly that a
child could grasp it. The address
was glowing with rich thoughts and
convincing arguments in favor of
good, wise and honest government,
and of Justice to these who in times
of peril stepped forward into the
breach to assist in sustaining the
same. The grand army could have
made no better selection for a
speaker.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

Fire insurance policies on farm
buildings, town property, household
goods, mercantile goods and every
thing insured by old reliable COM
panies will be written by. Ira L.
Nichols, who represents five of the
best companies now operating in the
United States. Give him a call and
protect yourselves against loss by
fire.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

dertaking Of going to the top with
the new rope o. wire. Neddy Dun
can stepped forward and performed
the task in good shape, ard is now
by common consent voted the boss
climber. The time was when we
were aching for just such jobs, but
those days have passed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
FLOWERSl FLOWERS,

Parties who desire and will con-
tribute flowers for Memorial SER
vice will please leave taem at the
Court House on the forenoon OF
the Both at an hour not later than
ll.30 o'clock, a m.
By order of committee.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

The regular meeting Of the w. C.
t. U. will be held in the U. B.
church on Saturday, May 31st.
Childrens meeting at 2 o'clock p. m.
Ladies meeting at 3 D. m.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

FROM HEAD to PG0T.

The postmaster at North Buffalo.
Pa, Mr.. NJ. j. Green, says st. ia
cobs Oil, the great pain onqueror,
cured him of Pains in the head, and
and also of frosted feet.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28
Dies.ins TO All ManGi.d.

In these times when our newspa-
pers are flooded with patent medi-
cine advertisements, il 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, there
is nothing in the world that will
cure you ne quickly a. Electric
Bitters. They are q blessing To III
mankind, and can be had for only
30 cents ! bottle Of Jas. =. Blair.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-05-28

Tom Thorson and Lawyer Aiken,
Of Canton, were in town Monday, on
their way to Yankton as witnesses
before the U. s. court. They made
this Office a pleasant call.