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VINEYARD And FRUIT LAND FOR SALE

Office Mike Brytc'S building south vest cor
nerJ and Seventh streets lupS!airs). fe20lpt
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DE. GEORGE PYRURN,


~ DFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
~ Corner Eleventh and Fl streets Hours-9
to 10 a. ". to 3 aud to 5 P NJ mr3-lm
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L-sTREET LIVERY AND YEED STABLE.
c. II. kRERS y 90.

7 CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR, ! STREET,
~ between Sixth and seventh Bugcies for
hire. Horses Kept III reasonable rates mll-1m
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Ia N i $ $
FOR SALE
SACRAMENTO COUNTY
SWEETSER & ALSIP.

I6O Acres. Miles from the city; dwelling.
six rooms stable 80 accommodate 80 head Of
Horses or Cows; Hurcs I'm Black0cr!ie>:
Grapes; a tcw Irrcs. etc. his is a ven cheap
piece Of property; 50 per acre.
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Il. E. ROOT. ALEX. NEIIsoS. ). DBiSCoL.
ROOT. NEiiSnE ~ CO.
DENTISTRY.
II. II. PIERSON,

DENTIsT, AS STREET, Be rs-ee7sJse
- tween Fourth and Fif.h Sacra- 5yssss.s.
mento Artificial Teeth inserted en- 0ILIJt
Iioid, Euicanite and ali bases. Nitrous Oxide or
laughing Gas administered for painless extrac
ton OF teeth ml4-lrn
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Giant Powder on - steamer-1'he
states Senatorsl,ip.

PORTLAND, March 18th - When the
steamer Telephone lef, Portland this morn
ing for Astoria, eight sticks of giant powder
were discovered in the cngine.room, placed
there, it is presumed by some one who
either wanted 10 blow the boat up or to
carry it down the river 10 he used in clear
ing land. The boat is not allowed to carry
powder. and this lot may have been SNUG
gled aboard by some farmer Captain
Scott, OF the Telephone is great iaYorite
~ eNolumbia, and is not known to have
an enemy ~ Hi IS i 44re-~s57- 57-,-Tf ~ u.
steamer
1t is yumored this morning tl,at Governor
Moody contemplateS appointing q H.
Lewis United States Senator Lewis Is a
weli-knOwn merchant Of Portland
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OREGON.
Death from Trichncsis -XcunE Woman
Drowned County JuGSe Appointed.

'N''I I17''F IT " t3sKIfHIN IlIIfs ~ WtItTfII
Drowned County JadGe Appointed.
PORTLAND, March l4th.-Mrs Niher, Of
Silver Lake. ". T., died Yesterday of trich-
inosiS, end her child, aged - years, is crit
icaiiy iii Of the same disease This is the
first case of thG kind ever reported in Ore
Sou or Washington Territory, and IL is
supposed the disease was contracted by
eating Eastern pork.
Miss Julia Miller, aged - years, was
drowned in Satsopriyer by the upscttine OF
4 canoe on Thursday afternoon Two Of
her brothers were with her, but they were
unable to effect rescue
Governor Moody to-day appointed julius
c. Moreland Judge of Multnomah county,
vice Judge l.. b. tIcarns, appointed 20 the
Circuit Juagsgip for Court NJ Two
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swifts Specific is entirely vegetable and
seems to cure cancers by forcing out the im-
purities from the blood. Treatise or Blood and
Skin Diseases mailed free. TIE SWIFT sPErIFIc
Co, Drawer 8. Atlanta, Ga; or l59 W. sd St,
New York fej-lv&wIv
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NArA March l5th-George Mckenzie was
seriously stabbed in he necI, and arm by
James Moore, at Monticello, last night
Moore, early il the day. had come to town
and tied his horse 10 a tree. In the evening
Mckenzie had the horse pu, in the stable
out of kindness. When Moore. who had
been drinking learned of this. he met
Mckenzie, and after q very few words he
pulled knife from his pocket and did the
cutting. Innrp he's hnen nrrn.tnl
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BUSINESS CARDS.


NTATCHMAKERS AND JEWEIFRS
W 500 J street, between Filth and I'll
sixth, have always on hand choice e j =,
variety OF fine Watches, Diamonds Jew dsI,sssA
elTy, exc. ml2-tf
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w. Il. WELL,
JOHN II. CAREY,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT-IAw,
n will practice in all State and United States
Courts Office, upstairs over No 62S j street.
southwest corner of seventh, Sacramento. M tt
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MARKETS.
} STREET MARKET.

" HAUSER, no. SoSJ STREET, IA.ax<ss-n
' . between Third and Fourth, & .Sk2y
has just opened Il Meat Market at
the, above place. All kinds of -A--AA
Fresh and Sailed Meats. Ham. Bacon Lard
SauSages, etc, constantly on hand ard delivered
10 ali parts OF the city mr7iplm
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NO. 922 NINTH ST, BET. / and J, OPP
~ posite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. Electro magnetic and Medicinal Baths,
free. dlO-ln
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Obsequies Of II Popular Physiciau and
EX-State Senator.

SONORA, March i5Jh.-Thc funeral Of the
late Hon. Il. VI. LaupSon. the poor man S
Doctor who died at Chinese Camp Friday
morning took place at Sonora this after
noon, under the auspices of Tuuluunc
Lodge, No. $, +. aud \. NJ, Pacific Com
mandery, No. 8, Knights Tcmplar. Bald
Mountain Encampment, No. !. ana Noun
tain Brow Lodge, No. %, |. O. Q. f., OF
which ne was q member, acting as an
escort. The funeral was one Of The largest
held in this place for years. Dr. Lampson
at one time represented this county in the
State Senate, and was also & member Of the
New Constitution Convention He leaves
a wife and tive daughters
" Colonel" Tomlfnson at Liberty Again
Manslaughtcr Case SculliDg Match Ar
ranged.
SToCEToS March llth.-I. H. Tomiiu-
son, who was sentto san Quentin last year
on q charge OF eInbezzlemcnt, and who was
recently granted 4 new trial. was DISCHARGED
from custody this morning by Judge Swim
merton
John Wilson was tried in Judge Swim
nertcn's Court to-day for Inanslaughter and
acquitted. lie accidentally killed Mrs
Campbell Oh Christmas Day last. while he
was shooting AZ mudhcns with q rifle on
Mormon slough, near the convent.
Arrangements are reported to have been
completed for a Sjngie-sculi race between
Dave Dean, of the Amity Boat Club, and
Henry jiencemau, OF the Stockton Club.
fCr S5U0 side within two months. Each
viii order q new boat 10 be made for him,
and beth will al once go into training for
ba
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shocking Death of a young Man

Los ANGELEs March 15th.-John Powell.
aged about % years, died in an alley back
OF Chinatown this morning. Dissipation
is supposed to be the cause, rs he was
known to have been on debauch for three
weeks, ltis supposed that he has a mother
residing in Coltonviilc, Mono county.
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". "a. EEaTrY IS G. nENsoN

A TTQRNEYs AND CoUNsELoRs-AT-LAw
IA O&ees: Metropolitan Block X street, be
tween Fourth and Firth, Sacramento Entrance
next eocT q Metropolitan Iheater oi-.f
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Charged WIN mfnntfcide.

SAN JOSE, Mardh 14th.-Coroncr Harris
to-day held AN iIluest at Gilroy ON the
body OF the Legitimate child Of Mary
Rosa. The child WAS born on March 9th
and Immediately q Ter was taken to another
room by its grauimother, Maggie Rosa,
and an hour attefward was brought back
dead. The childi was secretly buried on
Saturday night. CONSTABLE Harrison ex-
humed it yes;cr,tE, and lhe postmortem
examination showed marks of violence on
the throat The Itry returned verdict in
accordance with the facts. Maggie Rosa
is under arrest on charge of intanticide
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RED BLUFF, March l4th.-A fire de
stroyed the residence Of Professor l. s
Crawford this morning valuable scien-
tilic and STANDARD library was lost The
fire originated from Il defective ilue Loss
ahtIt 5 NAN. insurance g 5Nn
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The Coming Coursing Match.

STocKToN, March 14,h-segcrai owrers
of Stockton dogs have decided to accept
the challenge of j. W. Grace, published on
Tuesday last, in the caufsing match be
tween San FIaneisco AID Stockton dog, on
the 22d instant
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Killed nv a locomotive.

NArA, March 14th.-Aboa; one mile be-
low Napa this evenings train struck Wm.
Martin, who was walking along the track,
and killed him Immediately The body
was brought to Napa and the inquest VII
be held on Tuesday.
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g. soLoN HoLL.

g. soLoN HoIL. LIS TAYLOR
TAYLOR S HOLL,
A TTORNEYS-AT AT-LAW. $50 ] ST. SOUTH
n west corner Seventh and J, Sacramento
city Cal. ia9-tf
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19
@. A. r. Reunion.

Headquarters Rebt. Anderson
Post, No. 19-Aherdeen, Oak, Aug.
Bird, 1S85.-Comrades:-The annu-
al reunion Of the soldiers and sail
ors Of Dakota, under the auspices of
the G. A. r. of Dakota, will take
place at Aberdeen. Sept. 18th, 10Th
and 18th, at which time, the pres
ence Of your post and Of all old SOL
diers and sailors in your vicinity is
earnestly solicited.
No expense nor trouble will be
spared to make the occasion enioya-
BILE; and every effort will be made
by the citizens Of Aberdeen, under
the directions Of Robt. Anderson
Post, to insure the comfort, and ad-
minister TO the pleasure Of their hon.
cred guests.
The camp will be erected near the
center Of the city, and first-class SOL
dier's fare served in our mammoth
rink, where all can be seated at once,
and camp quarters and meals will
be furnished free Of charges to all
old soldiers and sailors.
Those DESTROYS Of availing them
selves Of the camp (and we hope all
who CAR will do SOY should bring
blankets or other covering; and to
those who would patronize our ho-
tells, we can confidently say, that
with OUT almost unlimited hotel ca.
pacity they will be comfortably pro-
vided for, and at reasonable rates.
Negotiations are pending for re-
duced railroad rates, and we haye
reason to believe will be secured
within the reach Of all. They will
be duly announced in future circu-
lars.
Many notables have been invited
to be present, and we expect several
Of our old leaders to respond in per-
son.
Our central location in the terri
tory, and easy accessibility by rail,
lead us to anticipate a very large at
tendance, Dut we assure you there Is
room for all.
Come everybody; come by posts;
come ms veterans; come singly or in
squads. Let the woman's relief
corps and sons of veterans come and
witness what a right royal welcome
q four-year old Dakota town can
give.
All communications should be ad-
dressed 10 "A. A. Rowley, secy. local
executive committee.
JOHN AcKLEY,
Com. R. Anderson Post.
GEN. w. II. Lucas.
Dept. Com. G. A. R.
s. q. IrwpFR.
MISUNDERSTANDING L&9F X tM4aFM NSa% a. T%AAFf4|AgyWE
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19

Thos. Penrose, an old man 81
years u age, Who had never taken q
dose of medicine, died at Reading,
Rsnn., Int week. His last words
wsre *Tell the people not 70 be
aftair of cold air Or cold water"
One III The rules Of his life was to
keep ~ Windows Of his chamber
open 81 the year around. FIRE.
qnently BIZ bed was covered with
gnow. HI always performed his
toTlst astatbe pump, to which he
mnlksd harslooted every morning,
summer and winter. He never
N0re ~ overcoat and never drank
anything but cold water.
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~-~ -Is~~----~--A - ~"
SPHINX ITEMS
Sphinx, AEp. 18. 1895

Cool. Only so in the shade.
Prairie chickens are ripe but moi
very plenty in Sphinx center.
Mrs. Bly,, and others who were re-
ported III, are getting along finely.
The bountiful harvest is al in the
stack ! magnificent shape in this
The farmers have commenced to
pile up hay. There is a bountiful
supply Of that indispensable article.
Quite y few Of the more industri.
Qua husbandmen have commenced
Turning over the black loan, antic.
lpStlng wonderful results.
Corn has made a wonderful ad.
vance. With average weather 70,
the next three weeks, a magnifcen,
crop viii realized.
The Bly, Rrns. have trntted oni
their combination thresher, and will
have 1t in apple pie order, and in.
tend taking the cake this 8
MI. Lee Emery has sold his $4,000
farm to Mr.. Limbom, Of Iowa. Mr.
M. has gone to Wisconsin to see his
many friends and will then take q
look at a brother in Minnesota he
has not seen for twenty wears. Lee
10 q good farmer and an excellent
neighbor. II is doubtful where he
will 1Ocato.
Peddlers are quite numerous
Perhaps they would look down thei,
noses If asked to show their license
We working class are supposed t
take all the impositions, regardless
Of sect, without a murmur, and t.
chip in largely our hard-earned
money to pay the expenses Of Grim
mails and paupers without any re
dress. Continued next week.
Merrigan Bros. are looking Owe
their old reliable. The boys are No
1 threshers, and will pile up tn.
straw and don't you forget it.
j. Gardner, a wide-awake farmel
Of Highland. is out with a fine, two
seated buggy. F. w. X.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19
First Publication Aug. 5, 1885.
SHERIPr'S SALE.
Territory 9, pakota, - IN District Coq5t.
Union c4slntysIoakltffQQ fIns

SALE.
Territory a 4 q q n nakots, y j. II IN his 'ips', GGd IT.,
Union cAln'ysIakatQ {, an
drew Omdalll. Ienora Iia1sefle, Simon
McInerney, j. =. Teller, Patrick Don
nelly and THOMAS nennison. Def is.
Notice is hereby given thai by virtue of an ex-
ecutiOn to me directed and delivered and now in
my hands, issued out OF the clerks office Of the
district court in and for Union county, in the
fourth judicial district OF Dakota, upon a jidg-
ment rendered in said court oil the cath day OF
and against George Stickney, Peter Peterson,
Andrew Ondall. Lenora LaBelle, simon Me
Inerney. j. =. Teller and Patrick Donneily. /
levied on July 10th. 1885, upon the following real
estate of j. $. Teller, of one the said defendants,
towit;
The northeast quarter Of the south east quar-
ter OF section ten, and the northeast quarter Of
section ten. ali in township eigiity-uine Of range
forty-eight, and that ] shall on Wednesday, the
18th day of September, 1875. ut l p. IN. of said
day, at the front door OF the court hons = in the
city OF ELI Point. OAK. proceed to sell all the
right, title and interest OF the above named de-
PENDANT. j. S. Teller, at and since the date. of
property. to satisfy said Judgment aud costs.
amounting to thirteen Thousand and twenty-one
and i6-ll0 (Sl3,0 2t ,lGl dollars, together with all
accnling costs of sale and interest on said judy
ment from June 1875, at the rate of seven per
cent. per anntiin, at PUBLIC auction tothe highest
bidder for cash. WAITER l. HINES,
ALEX HUGHES,
l. J.. NICHOLS. and
T.. G.. Ericsson,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated at Elk Point, Oak. August lst, 1885.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19

FIRST publication July %. 1855

In the matter of the estate az the minor heirs
of Erika Rug. decreased. In probate court.
To all whom ii may concern:
Pursuant to an order OF said court, made on
the eth day OF July. 1885. the undersigned. John
Ring, Guardian Of said estate. VIII sell the fol,
lowing described lan3ls belonging to said estate,
to-wit: The undivided Il OF Che me- nei4 of see,
40, Union county, Dakota territory, said lands
to be sold at private sale or or after the 10Th day
of August. 1885. The tarnis of said sale IRE rs
follows: For cash. oscss Or bids for said lands
viii be received by the undersigned at his resi-.
dence at Big Springs. tiicn county. Dakota ter
ritory, and al, bids Must Dc IN writing, describ-
ing the land desired.
Dated this 2stii day OF July, 1855.
John RING,
Guariian of the estate CT Asfrid Ring. David
Elee, Elien King and Henry libg, minor heirs
OF Erilia Ring, deceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19
To Clemens Ilenke:
KOrfaaae Sale.

A
WHEREAS. default has been made In the pay
meilt OF The interest secured by y certain MOTT
gage, bearing date tic 18th day Of August. 1884.
Union county andtesritory Of DAKOTA, as mert-
gage0r, to John II. NanI)yke. of the state OF
Wisconsin, which said mortgage WAS duly fled
for record IN the Office OF the Register of deeds
of Union county. on the .stii day OF November,
1854. at 3 o'clock, y. Vi, on that day. and record
ed IN Book ~" OF nioftg;g,es on pages 557, 55S
and BIO; ard
WHEREAS, 1t Is provided in said Mortgage.
that Va case OF the breach OF any agreement
therein continued. the wilole p~rineipal and in
terest thereby secured shall Immediately become
due and payable. and no action or proceeding at
law having been Instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof:
Now, therefor, notice is hereby given Accord
in, TO the statute in such ease made ami proyid-
ed, that by virtue of the option llereiiaciofc
mentioned, and tlie power Of sale contained III
aforesaid, The subscriber. .Ioln II. vani5Yke.
osypGr and holder Of the mortgage aforesaid and
the note thereby secured, has. IS reason OF de-
ias, ! = the raS,rea ths O ,v lmtGs ,.,1, rs 3fosesaid,
tcis,st secured by said mortgages due and pavalSe.
which said principal aid Interest at the date Of
this notice, amounts to fhe sun OF Five Hun
drei Tiiity-hiae dollars md ~sixty-s;x cents:
and that tie said mortgage VIII hc foleclosed to
safhfy the amount dat Oh said mortgage at the
date Of this notice OF sale. with costs and cxren-
SEES OF sale, and accrued interest and fiiiy dol
lars Attorneys lee as stipulated in said mort
gage. in case of foreclosure, ky Il sale Of the
premises herein described by the subscriber.
ut public auction on The 2itli sfav of september,
a. u. jsS5, at 10 O'Clock. II. IN. Of that day, ut THE
front door Of the court hoiise in the city Of Elk
Point, IN said conity Of Union. Tho following IS
aforesaid TO he sold. substantially us they are
contained fr tic said mortgage:
The northwest quarter. of the northeast
quarter and The north half Of the north
west %qssartcr. aud the southeast quar-
ter oi The northwest quarter oil Section
e%IGhtcea {ial IN Township Ninety-hvc !a5,
utHN af ID, - ~. Aanrfx tkft,n n N.st..i ax.H sS,.Z
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19
The Catholic Temperance Movement.

Il
On Wednesday Of last week the
fifteenth annual convention Of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Of America was held at New Haven.
1t was attended by about twenty
five hundred members from all parts
Of the United States. After form
ally opening in a public hall, the
delegates proceeded to st. Mary's
Church, where High Mass was cele-
brated by Bishop Mcmahon, Of
Hartford, and subsequently they
marched in imposing procession
through the streets of the town.
In the evening a great meeting
was held. Bishop Mcmahon pre-
siding. Addresses were made by
priests which recalled the oratory of
the days when the temperance
agitation was most active. Statistics
presented showed that this Total
Abstinence Union already numbers
! about forty thousand members, and
the.speakers looked forward to the
time when that number would
seem insignificant in comparison
with the host that would be gather
ed in.
This temperance movement is the
more significant because it is alto
gether the more religious and wholly
within the Roman Catholic Church
and refuses absolutely to lend itself
to the purposes Of any POLITICAL
party. Yet, as father Burns ex.
pressed it, ut would be strange in
deed, if any total abstinence man
should exercise his rights as u citizen
in such a manner as to encourage
the very evil which, as a member Of
the union, he is trying to suppress
"We must be the uncompromising
enemies of the liquor traffic. he
said further, and it was with sorrow
and shame that he saw $50 many
of those protesting our holy religion
engaged III this mean and debasins
business of selling liquor," which
he regarded as n Of the creates,
obstacles to the growth of that re.
ligioni in this country. THE saloon
continued Father Burns, "is the re.
cruiting Office of the devil, of bias.
phemy, and of infdellty. 1t is thu
duty, therefore, of all who love God
and the church to oppose the infu
ence of the saloon" "Let us see tt
it," said Father Contay, of Worces
ter, Mass, "that it is no longer
thrown in our faces that we Irish
are a nation of drunkards."
The warfare which this union il
. waging against the liquor traffic il
: not merely the attack of a few
!, thousand enthusiastic total abstain.
| ers, who are fighting on their owr
: account only, but it is conducted
under the express sanction and Will
the full encouragement of thu
authorities Of the great church t.
) which they belong. The late Pie
nary Council at Baltimore, in it
PASTORAL letter, especially instructed
: priests ito induce all of their flock
that may be engaged in the sale o
liquor to abandon as soon lis the,
, can the dangerous traffic, and t,
/. embrace a more becoming way O
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19

Tho Old s0ft1i honss ridden BY
~. 6(saswall JacksesA during the
NJ r. been takea 70 Richmond
nd turned Over = the hOme for
- oo0fsderates f1r safe keeping.
aFhs animsA = about thirty-ons
ssysals old. Many wsnted him car
IT. a ltsw York 70 tahe his place
n Gseataa funeral p-rocessioD
ptit caah not b arranged in
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19

Senator Harrison, Of Indiana, is
quoted = follows concerning the adj
minSion u 8onth Dakota ~ a state:
LIT your people remain firm in
their discrimination 70 assert their
sightS snd I ieel positive Of her nd
mi1Slon. She possesses every re-
4sssnarnentA - 70 nopulation. proper
81. Interests, afea and resources to
entitlo hertO statehood.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Conducted BY the W. G, I. d. Bts Point. OAK.

IN order that our Protestant
readers may learn what our Catholic
fellow citizens are doing in the cause
Of genuine temperance we print the
following which explains itself:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19

The gossip scandal curse says the
Jamestown Alert, Is about as bad
= scourge % ever belell a town. II
~ iAtal % the peace and happi
- Of the town, If not totheir lives
One energetic, glib-tongued gossip
I'm make more he'll in town than
there = IN King James translation.
The punishment q gossip in the old.
"a times was 70 split the tongue.
This punishment seems cruel, but
'it Is not half so cruel Is to defame n
woman's coed name, which is more
to her than life. Where these scan
dal InoDgen abound no woman or
family il safe. They are to be dreaded
taF moro than "thc pestilence which
stalketh abroad at MONDAY and
wasteth away at night" Woman's
inhumanity to woman makes count
loss Thousands mourn. Strange and
unHatsral a. il may seem, women's
~nNpatation suffers moro from gossip
ffosm her own sex than from any
other source. The murderer who
takes human life, is not SO despic-
able as the gossiping character assas-
sin, who by insinuation and innu.
endo, blemishes the good name Of !
woman, which passing from ona &c
another, soon grows into a mountain
Of scandal, and the innocent and de
fensoless victim must live and. di,
under the ban Of reproach.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-08-19
The best line Of parasols and fans
IN the city are at G. w. Beggs.

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