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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
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Fresh unsalted butter for which /
will pay the highest cash price.
WIN. SLAUGHTER.
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p1-isry Wa.

l am now buying turkeys. chick
ems, ducks, geese. etc, for which l
pay cash. WIN. SLAUGHTER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
TIE CANThTA.

The class organized by Prof.
Weaver to produce the Cantata OF
Queen Esther, rendered that oratorio
in magnificent style at the Rink on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
this week to delighted audiences.
Our time and space will not permit
of such notice this week as the en-
tertainment Justly deserves. All
who We're present are loud in their
praises of its rendition and say that
it was the finest entertainment ever
given in the city. By special request
of the large audience present We'd
resday evening, it will he repeated
tonight (Thursday). The following
is a cast of the principal characters:
QUEEN ESTHER, MRS. }. II. REID
KING, MIR. j. 5. WEAVER.
Mordecai ....-H. }. NUNS
Human observation-disclosures. IL. Mitchell.
Zeresh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mrs. a. W. LlilS
Mordceai's Sister ......-......M IS AEIle RoNee
Prophecies ........,.. ... Mrs. l. W,t>abin.
Illegal. MISREPRESENTATION. Judge bla!r.
Herald ..,......... .............Geo. HaSson.
Harponail Observation-Disclosures. u. w. Eiis
First Maid OF Honor ....... Miss Bnrdie Morris.
Second Maid Of Honor Mrs. Teen Franklin.
Kings Guards. observation-disclosures. %. II. walters.
/ Carl Davis.
Queens Pages. ........... Oracle Ringsrud,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
Wanted.

Wanted.
Chicken pickers. Call at my Of
fee. ( VIM. SLAUGHTER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01

A lively runaway occurred on main
street to-day. Oscar BANDS team
broke away and started down street
colliding with Chas. Murtha's team
which he had to abandon to save
himself from being run over, and
both teams just everlastingIv whoop-
ed it down street side by side max
ing the snow fly in clouds. The
sleds and boxes were badly damaged
but the horses came out without
any injury.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
$4,000 TO LOAN

On real estate at the
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST.
NJ. GEKtNG,
| Hoffman Block Elk Point. Dakota
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| have some nice town property
for sale. Those desiring to purchase
will do well 10 give me call.
NJ. MEEHAN.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01

Col. Sheafs, register of the u. S.,
Land Office, at Watertown. and one
of the leading men of that thriving
and busting city, was here yester-
day looking after his business inter-
ests and greeting his old friends
The Col. thinks that the securing Of
Manitoba road for Watertown will
give his town such boom that it
will push it to the front of all Da-
kota towns. II $ head is pretty
nearly lie. 81 on that score.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-12-01
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

AMONG the bills Introduced in the
Senate Is one BY ar. Edmunds which,
If it shall become law. will rest 10
the President the sole power Of ap-
pointing large number Of officers who
are now appointed "by and with the
advice aud consent Of the Senate.
Among these are postmasters Of all
classes. collectors Of internal revenue,
collectors Of customs at ports in
which the gross revenues do aot ex.
coed - dollars, and ell other Gus
toms officers; ell territorial officers OK.
cept judges Of the Supreme Courts,
all district attorneys and United
States marshals, Indian agents and
District land officers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

THE MARLBoRo' GAZETTE. Yes
terday's issue Of this able journal mark
ed its iftieth birthday. II appeared
In new and beautiful type, with q
new head on It's old shoulders, and
looks as neat as q young bride before
the altar. The Gazette was founded
By ~ Annapolis printer, the late
George w. Wilson. 90 well aud favor.
ably known here, aud is now condnc-
ted BY bis son. Is. Wilson, Esq,
who basi shown great Industry and
energy 10 its management. TuE Car.
IrAL wishes the Gazette many more
years Of usefulness, and its editor and
proprietor an increased subscription
list and an enlarged advertising
patronage.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01


THE Pennsylvania Republican
State Convention met in Harrisburg
yesterday. Gen. James a Beaver,
was nominated for Governor, VIM.
T. Davies for Lieutenant Governor.
Both Of these gentlemen were defeat
ed four years ago, and the democrats
say they can defeat them again, not.
withstanding Mr.. Blaine carried the
State By $1,000. The platform de-
mands the repeal Of the limitations Ia
arrears Of pension bills, protests
against the Acknowledgement Of the
coloFed vote, and demands the pas
sage Of . law prohibiting the impor-
talon Of foreign pauper. criminal and
contract labor. Il pronouaces il fav-
or Of protection for the products Of
the farm end dairy against the com.
petition Of authorizations aud counter
ieits, and advocates laws providing
for arbitration 10 disputes between
labor and capital II arraigns the
national administration Cor inconsis-
tency, indifference and ineliciency :.
Z proclaims hostility % the Morrison
tariff bill. and demands that tie sys-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

TnE United States authorities have
libeIIed our oyster navy steamers for
refusing to have their boilers examin-
ed. The steamers will be released
on stipulation. Commander Plow-
man ordered the Hamilton to this
city to-day. The libel case will net
be- tried till September. The libel
viii amount TO $4,000. which the
State will contest Ii the courts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

IL ID ssid that Mra Cleveland Is
taking considerable interest II polit-
ical literature. Ehe i very fond d
going over Der husbands State pa
pefs, especially Bis messages 70 Con-
gress. Il i even limited that the
element Of humor which hes lately
crept into the Presidents vetoes can
Be traced to Der. Whether this Be
80 or not, certain It Is that the Pres
ideDt vas never guilty Of humor-
Gus sentence before be got Der face
BY bis side.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

THERE have been rumors to the
effect that Mrs. Cleveland intends 70
follow her sister-in-law into the Geld
Of letters. These are not exactly
true. From the informant mentioned
above It was learned that. while she
docs considerable writing for Der
own amusement, she has 40 idea Is
yet Of publishing q book. She hes
piles Of romances ID manuscript,
which are said to be quite good By
those who have seen them. She pre-
fers the uualIOyed admiration Of q
circle Of intimate friends to the cold
criticisms Of public writer's. and is IN.
willing to let The offspring OF her I'M
agination go forth to be buffeted BY
. cold cruel world.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

Mrs. Cleveland generally reads an
hour Or two after breakfast, and oc-
casionally at night She likes TO have
: girl friend with her to take turns at
reading aloud, 50 that she can have
sympathy 10 her enjoyment. She and
Miss Gregg have regular after.
breakfast reading, and IS the two
school friends are cougenial In their
tastes, they probably enjoy this rec
rsation moro than the formal recep-
tons.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

HAxrIM0nK. Nip Perhaps tic nr6aseaa
SCI back that tbs tenipernnce cause hrs
received in fhis city for long tins. were
the recent disclosures made " reporter
0l the Every Saturday. Among onk old
est and most respected citizens are ave
survivors q the war o. 1912. known =
THE Old Defenders whose ages range
from 50 to "a. 10 whom tbs people have
been accustomed to look with verr great
respect and generation. on account 0k che
part they took ii the defence ok BaikI-
more II that war. Every year Is has been
che custom TO commemorate the defense
by an anniversary parade and banquet. in
which these veterans participate, the dny
being : general holiday throughout chs
State. These old soldiers. hale and
hearty IN appearance, havo marched -
procession annually and are the finest
specimens Of robust old age ia the city.
For some time past there has been con
siderable agitation In this section over hhe
temperance question, The adherenks Of che
eauae going % far as 20 demand absolnfe
prohibition. The reporter OF the Every
Saturday. who did not sympathfze with
this movement, accordingly set out IN
search Of public opinion, and nmcag
others interviewed were these Old De-
lenders. He found that every one oe
them Mr.. John G. Morkord, aged 80;
George Boss. %; Samuel Jennings. 60;
John peddecord, 90; Nathaniel Watts, %
had always been IN the habit or taking
little stImu1ant Of some kind, and since
lhe discovery Of Duffy's pure malt
whisky- IAN article from which every trace
81 fusel oil Ii eliminated BY secret pro-
ress-this was their favorlte brand. In
the words OF the venerable Nathaniel
Watts -aged when interviewed: THAT
III. said he, els what call pure arti-
Gle; that Is Duffy's pure malt whiskey.
That's like they use to have In my
time"
An eminent London physician. John
Gardner, NJ. D., whose speciality II dis
nases OF the aged, has written work on
his favorite topic, and the result OF his re-
search Is, that the only sure and abiding
strength which old age receives 10 medf-
cal treatment. with pure whiskey.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
i enrioaitv ID the way Of funeral

i curiosity ia the way Of funeral
notices Is one lately printed 10 Brook.
lyn papers. It Is published IN the
column ofnotices Of deaths, and Is
ii tho usual form ID every respect
except that it ends with the sugges-
tire sentonce: He has bequealhed
10 his young widow $25, 1000"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

4 II o'clock last night the liquor
license a. Atlanta, Ca. expired and
prohibition went into effect. The
bar.rooms we're full Of drinking men
up 10 The last moment, and to-day
mnDy ofthem will have tough strog-
ele with their shattered nerves.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
ANornEn shooting bee came OF !

ANorHEk shooting bee came OF e
station house in Baltimore. A
drunken mau was arrested Tor throw
ine burning coal oil On woman, and
while 10 The station house . son Of
lhe Injured woman made bis appear
ance and commenced ! fusiIlade On
tic prisoner, arIog two shots il rapid
succession. Neither bali did any
aanage, but he justice, officers and
Witnesses present made narrow es-
capos. The desperate was ilnaIly
overcome aid sent 10 jail Tor the ac-
lion Of lhe court
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

WALLACE Owipgs who shot Kuhn
Ia . police station 10 Baltimore has
so lar recovered from bis wounds as
10 Be able to be out. He waived an
examination and gave bail 10 $4,000
and was released for court
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

Tns Chicago railroad strikes are
about played out. The Lake Shore
company have resumed business. and
The strikers are counting the cost Of
their fgolic
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
15th d9V on .yatlv, SO.
Notice Of DlssO|utI0Daf C0paItRsIsbIp,


ANNAPOLIS. June 26th. 1886.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN the partnership heretofore existing
between John B. Flood and Charles III.
5ank rm q M N OH q T1 AoD0DapS Co. unSs ss
this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent.
all debts due to and by the firm.
JOHN B. FLOOD,
CHARLES II. BANKS.
All persons indebted to the above firm
are hereby notified to make immediate
payment. If settlement is not made in
thirty days said claims will be placed in
the hands Of an attorney for collection.
je26-4w JNO. b. FLOOD.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01
Her Majesty 5 FaVOlleCOsmeEIc GlVCeTIR

Used BY her Royal Highness the Prin-
cess Of Wales and The nobility. For the
Skin, Complexion, Eruptions, Chapping,
R0ughness, @I.OO. OF Druggists.
LiebSo Co.'S Genuine Syrup Of 6agsa-
parill0 is guaranteed as the best Sarsa-
parilIa in the market. j14
n. y. depot - Murray street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-07-01

VA. ii. ABBoTT. EDITOR
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
FlE DISH TRalN-wReCKeRs
A Grand Trunk Train Wrecked aud Two
Men KILLED.

thl---A,E 20 1Nt HtNtsNNa-atstAx
SoUTH LYON, Sept. l6.-Train- -wreckers
this morning wrecked the Grand Trunk
train which left here at 2.55 a. m, in charge
of Conductor Decker, about half mile east
of this place the engine and six freight cars
being thrown from the track into a ditch
by the removal of piece of rail. The en-
gine was smashed TO atoms and all the cars
which left the track were badly wrecked.
Engineer Thomas Davis and Fireman Ed
ward Newman stuck 10 their engine and
were buried in the wreck when il rolled
over in the ditch. The engineer escaped
with only triiiing injury, although that he
was not instantly killed seems almost mir
aculous. Fireman Newman was killed, his
body being terribly crushed. He lived al
Fort Gratiot, where he leaves a wife and
two children and a widowed mother
Brakeman Campbell also fell under The
wreck and was injured internally, and SO
seriously that he cannot recover.
An examination Of the track showed that
piece of rail- about three feet in length had
been removed. The marks upon the piece
showed the use Of a spike maui, plainly in
dlcanng that the disaster had been caused
by deliberate purpose 10 wreck the train
The injured were brought TO South Lyon
and a Wrecking train soon cleared the track
There is great excitement here over the af-
fair, and could the train wreckers be caught
they would undoubtedly be lynched. A
detective IS working up the case
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
THE SPIERS SKELETON
The Testimony Shows Spiers
10 be OF Bad Character.
FI[KllSH TRlIH- -HaECGERS At EORE
Bold Robbery Al jackson Fire esgs al
Fiint-A Brakeman Killed
Oiher Fresh State
News.

ssf.-s.st fa srt ft.s-tss -ftst.s.
DEIsoIr, Mich, sept l6.-In The Msbiey-
Spiers case Spiers swore he married Mrs
Mabley ior love and respect Ilaugbtes
Henry C. parke, Of The great drug hrm Of
Parke, Davis & Co. sw0re that lie believed
spiers reputation to be bad, that be was
practically dead beat and unat for a pai-
pit; that he was engaged 20 two young
ladies when he married the widow, and
charged him with being a base ball crank
Henry ;. Potter aud Geo. r. Granger also
testified 10 Spiers bad character J. l..
Hudson, the clothier, swOre that Mrs Nab
ley-Sp.ers was possessed OF an ung0Yefua0le
temper " l.. Burnham said the same.
Louis Smith, an ex-employe of
the Mableys, and a negro. swOre he saw
Mrs Mabley strike her daughters and once
locked herself ia a room with one of them
and Mr.. AaDiey ordered him 20 break IN
the door and release her. The witness was
also asked If Mrs. Mabiey drank hard, but
the question was excluded by the court.
This afternoon Lawyer Wisner. the attorney
for the late Mr.. Mabiey, was on the stand.
His testimony was racy. He swOre that
Mrs. Mabley Spiers was untruthful and de-
ceitful. The case will drag along Tor a week
or more. Some spicy developments may
he expected when the eldest daughters tes-
tify.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
AFRAIDOF REPORTERS
Lawyer Meagher Wants Them
Excluded from Court.
A POOR WAY TO SUPPRESS EVIDENCE
The Court Trying the Cave OF the
Seizure OF the Schooner Adams
Refuses to Exclude Them
Meagher Makes Threats.

HALIFAX. Sept l6-In the David J.
Adams seizure case today MIR. Meagher,
counsel for the United States, objected 10
reporters being allowed 20 attend the Trial.
Commissioner Mcclellan said that he was
not certain whether or not he could rule
the reporters out, as their attendance in
courts of law was regarded as an
ordinary part of the proceed
ings, and asked Mr. Meagher
whether he could show authority
for such action by the conrt Mr. Meagher
replied that he thought such authority was
possessed BY any person taking evidence
and insisted that reporters should be ex-
cluded. The Commissioner said he could
not order them out without some
authority for such proceeding. The
matter was then dropped and
the reporters remained. Prior TO the ad-
iOurnment of court Mr.. Meagher declared
that he wanted fair play from the press and
stated that if any of the evidence was print
ed here he would proceed against the pa
pers publishing it for contempt of court
The legal gentlemen then arranged that OBJ
jectiOns by counsel during the examination
should be made note of by the Commits
sioner. The formal statements of the OIL
Ger Of the vessel and the officials making
the seizure were put in evidence. No other
testimony was taken today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

DETEor, Mich, sept is-Fned c. Whit
ney. owner OF the second class sloop sylvia.
has issued the following bold challenge 10
the Toledo and Ohio Vacht clubs.
g. ~ Bais Esg C,,aosodsre Clio Iadlf
Clubs pEsR sIR.-for the purpose ~ enc0ur-
aging the sport ~ yachting, and ia order 90
better test, and IL possible mote clearly e.
tablish. the comparative merits Of the VAR
Gus types OF yachts ! herehy IN = spirit Of
friendly rivalry make the following propo-
sitlOn.
! will enter the Sylvia 80 a sweepstakes
race fifteen miles t0 windward or leeward
and back for the second class championship
Of fresh wafer against any two Toledo
yachts, one io be- named from the Toledo
Yacht club and one from the Ohio YACHT
club. J propose that each Yacht shall con-
tribute $3.50 TO the sweepstakes and that The
winner take the entire amount } Will be
willing 10 sail of Turtle Light or OF Crosse
Point-in Iske Erie or Lake 81 Clair-snd
only slipulate that the race shall hc sailed
within fifteen DAYS fr0m date oi tlis chal-
lenee. and that the course DO completed
within SIX hours or no race. ] would eug-
gest that each ~ The three bosis name oIe
OF the judges and ihat the Judges be- en-
powered &c make an necessary arrange
ments the expenses thereof 80 come out 0f
the sweepstakes fund Al early reply
would oblige fRrn &. WHITNEY.
Owner yacht sylvia.
DETROIT. sept I6. 1856
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17
WOULD 3: POLceMEN.
The Men who are Anxious to Wear Blu.
Goats.

The Men who are Anxious TO Wear Blue
Goats.
The sixty-fve applicants for positions on
the police force, which were congregaied in
the court room at Police Headquarters yes
terday afternoon, awaiting their examin-
alton by the Board. presented a rather
peculiar appearance. While some of them
were tall. well propoTlioned aud fine look
ing fellows others were slim and lanky
and some were short and fat, and few
were debaUched looking characters. Dur
ing their examination the majority Of them
protested that they never drank, while
some admitted that they took a glass Of
beer once in while and one OF two admit
ted that they drank whiskey. Another
pecuiiarity was their huge weight and
Commissioner Dygeri expressed wish
lhst they could have a pair of scales IN the
Office as the lowest weight given was leo
pounds. Jas. McHugh. the well-knOwn ex-
patrolman, had flei an application. and
when he was called for examination. the
only questions asked him were by Com
missioner kilean who interrogsted him
rather sharply. However, after McHUgn bad
left the room he said that he was one oi
the best officers that ever served on the
force and that the Board bad 40 reason ioi
Gischarging him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-17

CovsrAyrrSorLE Sept. l6.-The British
Government has been forming a coaling
staiioi a. Thaso. an island 10 the Egean
sea belonging 20 European Turkey, but
under Egyptian administration. of the
south coast Of R0umelia. This action of
Ensiand has cansed a persistent rumOr that
Eagland confemplafes governing IhasO.
S4it Pasha. the Turkish foreign minister.
has telegraphed t0 Pusfem Pasha the Turk
ish Em0assad0r a. London. 20 ask Lord
Salisbury. the British Premier. whether the
report is true and Nhether England IS char
ferng steamers in order - make provision
against contingencies. aud what are the rea-
sons Tor locating a coating station at Thaso