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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
RUssELLvILLE. POPE CO. ARK. OCTOBER. 1886. 13
CORRESPONDENTS.
prrespondence OF the pemocrat


LONDON, Oct. 4.-The health ol
our country has improved greatly
since we have begun having colder
weather. Our doctors Zachary and
Burgess) have had quite busy
season, but we are glad to state that
very small per centage of their
cases have been fatal :. DIR. Bur-
CESS, assisted by DR.. Zachary, re
centIysperformed very serious and
difficult surgical operation on four
year old son of Mr.. John Wheeler,
of our town (removal of quite a large
bladder stone.) The patient, we are
pleased to state, is recovering nicely.
We consider our doctors second to
none in anything they profess.
Our depot agent, Mr.. Blakelv, has
resigned and in connection with his
brother, has gone to merchandising
at Cabin Creek. We hope and ex-
pect success of the new firm, as they
are both young men OF pluck, energy
and good business qualifications
II. Smith, our postmaster and mer-
chant, has gone to st. Louis, where
ne will doubtless supply himself
with goods of the latest style and
best quality to suit the demands Of
his large run of generous customers.
The improvement of our town is
notable. Mr.. Swan is just finishing
a large and commodious dwelling;
H. Smith has just finished his house,
and Mr.. A NJ. Zachary IS preparing
to build nice residence. He now
has his gin in running order. :. Mr..
j. j. Rye, who lives but short dis
tance from our town, is doing good
business ginning and grinding.
CITIZEN.
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zSr EpLSnopAL oHnRoH.
onpISrrAN nHnpH.
Mystic Societies.

. A. Dannelly Chapter No. % o. Il. S. meets
Il Friday night in each month. Mrs. j. Il
&ch. w NJ, Miss Clemmie Holmcs, Sec.
Chapter No. 76 Il. A. NJ. meets
III saturday night in each month. j. NJ.
Hkcy, II. r., A. Il. Williamson. Sec.
Alestine Commandery No. Z, meets first
hdas night on or after full moon. Geo. T..
kbail. u. G., w. Reynolds. Recorder.
sselvlle Lodge No. 274, A. +. and A. M.
q first Saturday night in each month. w.
Peelcr, w. NJ, d. +. Jobe, See.
*hley Lodge No. 535, X. 4 l.. OF II. meets
Ind and fourth Friday nights each month.
i JoDe. Protector, J. F. Munday. Sec.
inner Lodge No. 1853 X. of II. meets first
second Friday nights each month. j. w.
|tt, Dictator, Arthur Erwin, Reporter.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

A huge derrick-pole fell and Sc
verely injured the foot of mechanic
"a. engineer +. r. Hoyt at the New
Orleans Exposition, and after only
three applications of st. Jacobs Oil,
all the swelling and pain disappear
aI
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

Up to the present date we have
noted the names of j. M. Hewitt, b.
A. Hudgins, K. w. Rector and w.
f. Hicks, as probable candidates for
speaker Of the next house OF repre-.
sentatives.
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The African Race.

colored reporter OF Pullman car,
who runs from Atlanta to New York.
His name is Augustus L. Grant, and
he lives at No. $50 Hayne Street,
Atlanta, Ga. He said. 81 Es5uld like
/ to publish for the benefit of consump
tives and for the comfort of their
friends, how have been rescued
from consumptive's grave. know
that many people think the colored
people do not have consumption, but
l know from experience that it is a
great mistake. Seven years ago |
became subject OF this forIorn dis
ease, and was SO pronounced by my
physicians. My lungs became bad
ly affected, my cough was awful, at
times almost shaking me to pieces.
My general health broke down and
SO declined that / became helpless
and reduced In flesh almost to
shadow. Terrible night sweats; no
appetite or digestion; more and more
pain in my lungs. ! suffered more
and more; my cough became exceed
ingly exhaustive, discharging great
quantities of pus and consumptlve
matter. had in the meanwhile the
best treatment; some of the best
physicians prescribed for me, and
became interested in my case. But
after two or three years treatment,
finding that / continued to grow
worse, they one by one abandoned
the case until at last they we're all
agreed that it was only q question
of time with me. and the time was
thought to be very short. In this
condition, with one foot as it were
in the grave, and making my prepa
ration to 60 through the dark waters
of death, one Of my physicians men
toned to me remedy which might
be tried as last resort. His reason
ing was that consumption being
nothing more than ulcer on the lungs,
why is it that remedy which will
cure an ulcer on the body will not
cure ulcer on the lungs? AT his
suggestion / procured a bottle Of
Swift's Specific and began to take 1t.
felt so much benefited from the
first bottle that | persevered in the
use OF it, and my improvement was
almost as rapid as it was wonderful
NY appetite came back to me, my
digestion was good, my strength was
rapidly regained, my lungs healed
over nicely, my cough left me grad
ually, and went to work with new
lease on life. For the last four or
five months l have not lost days
wages nor felt symptom OF that
terrible disease that had brought
me so near the brink of the grave.
My physician three months ago pro.
n0unced me sound and well-not a
trace OF lung trouble. He to day,
July 10th, made another examina
tion, aud tells me that my lungs are
as sound as anybody's. / feel per-
fectly well, and | know l am entire
ly cured, and / owe my life to 5. S.
S., which was prescribed By the ply
sician. My advice to every man,
woman and child who has weak lungs
is to take S. S. ). 1t cured me
sound and well after all the doctors
and all other medicine had failed,
and want every sufferer TO know
it,"
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga, or 157 w. 23d ST.,
N. Y.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
|886--Directory --l886
Court 9Th Judicial District,

4 OUFITU OU1 y UftIICIttI IIISCIICCs
TIME OF HOLDING COURT:
.Pope County-First Monday in April and
[Dyembcc.
COUNTY COURT:
AT Dover, on thea Monday III March and
% Monday in January, July and October.
PROBATE COURT:
FAt Dover, on the 1st Monday In May and 3D.
Monday in January, July and October.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
BROWNS
IRON
B/TTERS

Null CCAE
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS PROSTRATION
MALARIA
CHILLS AND FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN IN THE BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES
FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed Red
Lines on wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

The execution of III. M. Brooks
alias Maxwell, has been put off till
Nov. 10Th, in order that his case
may 60 before the supreme court.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
APnblic Renefactnr

PRYoR's OINTMENT will cure Piles,
Felons, Ulcers. letter, Scald Head,
Bunions and Corns. Try 1t.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

Correspondence of the Democrat
APPLETON, Oct. IA few things
of interest are occurring and antici-
pated In our village worthy Of note.
-. The crops are being rapidly gar
nered. Messrs. B. & b. are ginning
the king of southern products daily,
and 1T is going to market as fast.
This in turn bring the long wished
for lucre. The Methodist have
raised their church structure. II
promises to be structure Of neat
ness and beauty, long felt want OF
our community. Some funds are
needed to make il success and we
sincerely hope they may get it. II
any people merit the favorable con
sideration of their neighbors these
are they. And if any man can raise
the needed funds, Prof. Keith can.
He is sboss" in this line, in fact
he is no small man in anything but
stature. !. Mr.. B. A. Kuhn was on
our streets few days ago disposng
of his property. Rev. w. w. Wat
kins was the purchaser Mr.. Was
son has sold his property to Mr.. Hill
lis and will leave us shortly. We
may add our regrets, for his exern
plary and gentleman-like department
have greatly endeared him to all.
We extend our hearty good wishes
for his future prosperity !. A good
smith and wood workman could find
an excellent location here. !. /. Mr..
Keith has become Rail Road Land
Agent for this section Of the county
and northern Conway, great con
venience for the people and good
trader and business man for the com
pany Capt. j. M. Karkey was
here few days ago lecturing the
boys on masonry, much to the de-
light of the craft. Messrs. Mont
gomery d Bill jug are opening their
fall and winter stock of goods, also
Messrs. Bruton d Son :. Our school
reopens in November under the man
agement Of Prof. Keith, his health
being too poor to enter the regular
pastorate. Mr.. Keith is an eloquent
and forcible preacher, and his con
ference will keenly feel the loss OF
his services, but where the confer
ence loses the school gains. We re-
gret his feeble health and frail con
stItutIon, but hail HIM with much
delight as our teacher, worthy and
well qualified Mr.. Hopkins leaves
shortly for Ozark. A good man, val
liable citizen, and strong democrat.
We will miss him. MOSES.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

FILED August the l7th, 1856, az II O'CLOCK
L. m. JAMES POTTS, Clerk.
BY w. G. RESFRow, u. q.
STATE or ARKANSAS. I
COUNTY or PORE,
l. James Potts, Clerk OF the county court
within and for the county aforesaid, do hereby
certify that the within and foregoing Is true,
perfect, and complete copy OF the Bond now
ON iilc In my office.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
fSEAL.l my hand and seal OF office on this
18th day OF August 1886.
JAMES POTTS, Clerk.
by W. q. RRSFRow, ID. q.
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Church and Society Directory.

PRESB YTERIAV CHURCH.
IT. B. Miner, pastor. Preaching every Sab
In at II a. m, and 7:30 p. m. Prayer meet
& every Thursday at 1880. p. m. Sabbath
;hool at Q a. m. every Sabbath.
BA PTIST CHURCH.
o Wise pastor. Preaching every Cd
ID 4th sabbath at Il am. and7 80 pm. Fray
meeting every Tuesday night. Sabbath
hoel a. m. every Sabbath
METHODIST 0HURCH, SOUTH,
). S. Key, pastor. Preaching I'd. Sd and 4th
tndays at II am. and 1880 pm. Prayer meet
Z Wednesdays. 1880 p. m. Sabbath school
u a. m.
n METH0DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
rs Harris, pastor. Preaching 1st, I'd
kf4th sabbath, ii a. M. and 7:30 D. m. Prayer
citing Thursdays, 1880 p. m. Sabbath school
N.
CHRISTIAN CHURH.
Preaching the 1st and 2d Lords Day in each
NTH by II. U. Dale. Sunday School at 3 p.
y, each Lords Day, and prayer meeting
6nday nights. All are invited.
kt Prairie Grove,by Rev. j.. II. Garland, on
4th Lords Day and Saturday before.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13
2ott's Station 9irertorg.

ELL n DAVENPORT, Cotton Buyers,
<lealers In General Merchandise. Coun-
produce bought and sold.
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aBasssllville, @rk.

WILSON. d. B. GRANGER.
KILSON 81 GRANGER
| ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
b Street, Russellville, Ark.
Qcial attcntian given to collection and
ate business,
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin DIS
eases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga, or 157 w. 23d St.
N. Y.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-10-13

Mrs. c. B. BUELL., Cor. Sec.
Headquarters National w. G. L
IT,, Chicago, Sept. l, 1886.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-12-22
A FACT.

Eddie Hunt says General Van
Camp told him he heard Amos Hort
say that Jud Robinson told him that
Bill Hunt heard that there was no
doubt that John Dietz said that Asa
Horn thought that ex-Constable
Srope believed that Dory Keightley
reckoned positively that Squire Horn
had told John Samsel that Frank
Barkley declared to the world that
it was gcnaally believed that Anne
Williams ad told in plain terms
that he heard Sherman Evans say
that Joker Bayard had said that it
was well-known in the city that
Banty Williams made no bones in
saying that in his opinion it was
matter of fact of great public inter-
est that George Todd had said Will
Hoffman told him that Rats Hull
declared that Shavey Joiner had
said that j. B. KLINE, at the
Enterprise Cigar Store, No. 80
Bridge street, Lambertville, keeps
constantly on hand the best brands
of Cigars, Tobacco and Snnffs to be
found in the city. He also has a
full line of Pipes, Cigar Holders,
&c, dc.
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Boot and Shoe Store.
ESTABLISHED 1879.

]
We have had practical expert
ence Of thirty years in the business ;
therefore, we bid you welcome and
extend to you the compliments of
the season. We are on deck with
a good assortment of Boots and
Shoes of the latest and most attrac
tive styles.
Rubber Goods of all descriptions
on hand. These are new goods,
fresh and seasonable.
These are reliable goods, of the
best styles and most reliable makes.
These are desirable goods.
We solicit your careful inspection
of this fresh stock.
We promise you lower prices and
better goods than any other house in
Hunterdon county.
Marked in plain figures and One
Price to all.
We carry no bargains. Onr stock
is the best.
Custom work a speciality, and re-
pairing promptly done.
GEO. w. PEABODY,
10 N. Union street,
Next door to Johnson's Clothing Store,
Lambertville, N. j.
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Two Friends

We have beside us ever two close friends,
Who walk on either hand thro' all our lives,
one with gay laughter takes our eager hand.
And leads us through youths wondrous Pleasure
Land
With which tale OF tabled glory vIes;
Then guides us to the shade OF sylvan grove,
Where love is blushing In the twilight sweet
And all the air is filled with song OF birds
And heavy with the weight OF tender words
From lips that melt together as they speak,
But with US, In our journeylng with one,
The other walketh with his head bowed low,
A guest unwelcome is he, and unsought,
And when, by chance, we turn with merry
thought,
A glance from him falls on our hearts like snow.
Yet, silent walks he. on our shrinking hearts
He lays no hand until his hour has come.
Then leads he even to the vale OF Death,
And In the shadows there, with shuddering
breath,
We recognize his features and are dumb
Both friendsG All yes The name of one Is
Joy
Our heart strings culver with his notes so gay.
But ere the wondrous symphony's complete.
Pale Sorrows hand across the chords must
sweep
To tune in perfect time lfe's melody.
Grace DatDfe Roe.
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We always have something for the Christmas all de-
partments. Our DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS
and FANCY GOODS OVERLOOKING with pretty things
and 50 is CHINA and GLASSWARE departments Every
body compliments display and would be pleased
everyone and before buying all their Christmas Presents
Should be Wondering
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-12-22

For Choice Oysters Fresh Milk
Holcombe Hall, Main street, Lambertyile
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-12-22

Foreign Capital Seeking Investment.
II reports received from abroad from day
to day are to be relied upon there appears
to DO in Europe an excess Of capital seeking
investment, which has resulted in an In
creased demand from European houses for
American securities. This has bcen an inn
portant element in sustaining pricesrecently
and may be considered as favorable sign.
In forming an estimate as to the commercial
outlook, it will not do to ignore the fact
that there is increasing confidence, both
here and broad, in frst-class securities OF
acknowledged worth
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-12-22
EnsIlsl, Cars.

En- Bbhnn Outvs
Henry Ward Beecher, speaking Of rail-
road travel in England says:
The railroads themselves, their bridges,
their stations, are incomparably better than
ours. They seem as If built for eternity.
But there 1t ends, The cars are short, SO
that they have but SIX wheels, two here, two
there and two beyond, and one Is obviously,
Of necessity, always over grinding iron
wheel. Then they oscillate so that they
almost always make one seasick, and always
give feeling Of nausea. My test consists
in conversation and reading, and I found
that in the one had to raise my voice, and
in the other my eyes became tired, and II
was impossible for me to read with any de-
gree of comfort. Now here do both
with perfect ease. My eyes are strong and
am we'll, but could neither talk nor read
in the English cars. American cars would
be very much better. There are few
palace cars over there, but are not popular
Is yet, and there Is but faint beginning Of
hope Of comfort for the engineers and sto-
kers. For long time they have been COM
PEELED 70 do their arduous work, exposed to
the elements, and even now they have
nothing but glass frame over them, open
in 'front.' afording most imperfect pro
lection against the moist, cold, chilly eli
mate, 50 thsy bundle up like 90 many mum
mics.
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VI s"e shost NOtabte buildings o!
the Capital.
Ahe ofnoiai residence OF the British Minis
er substantial and impressive structure
VI orick ana at its completion was the finest
,esiuence In Washington. The effect has
Doen sauiy impaired, however, by the en-
croaonment OF buildings on either side.
uo NO. understand why the British Govern.
nent iaiied to secure enough of the adjacent
i"nu 70 prevent the destruction of the beauty
anu erect OF building essentially calcula.
'eo ior an isolated position. When erected,
"ooo' WE'VE years ago, 1t stood alone in q
sesion Low closely built with snowy resi-.
oences' NOT to De exceptional IN the fate
u i's protector, tho British Legation may
ue IN no way responsible for tho fate of Sir
Edward Thornton, but his recent downfall
"''us announcer name to the record OF disasters
associated with ambitious buildings at the
capital
In tie same neighborhood is q structure
whose popularity is vivid display of red
paint from basement TO pinnacle, and sur
'noun'ed by an assortment of weather yanes,
apparatus Tor registering tho velocity Of
VIM anu o.ner natural phenomena
whose conditions are registered in the en-
Trance nail below. Here Senator Miller, of
eApeoeeu 70 una rest ana recrea-
~ ' . i"oorious iiie' nut scarcely had
, ,,o noaso pe'ole liis nome' oeiore ms ca
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,aS Wv Esvy whitney entertained 80 iavishly
's ",asoi, 10 sne pretentious residence
.-ss. .oi himself oy oresweii' when POST
100. oonetai. oresweh mas not proved an
p@on' .of @snougn Maryiander, with
s,., interests IN washington, his wifo's
:, a NJ "os poor anu tne postmaster uener-
!. n,su a'oie III aesoia'e grandeur after bis
'V ~
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80, s.'on n'',' y iew nara ruos SINCE ms
",,N"so ouu 'enoVai 70 ms magnificent
,''1onoe anu ofoAeii nea.'h' necessitating
ao'en'o ao'oaa' very nearly adueo ms TO
sle n.,i'es VI 'nose VINO nave puit houses
,o' o.ne.s W oecupy' Inc case OF MS neigh
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ooapie MS feeifenlens from pubic
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CHRISTMAS EVE

Endorsed by such leading dealers Paxson, Comfort Co.,
depha sac Sherwood Philadelphia Jermyn Coffin Casket
Co. Philadelphia Beale Lambert Philadelphia Lyle Hannngs,
featuring Co., New York Thorn Arowmh Bros New York j. w
Stol Co.. New York A. H. Selling New York John Walsh New
ark, n j.; William Keller Easton, Pa, and Others.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-01-27
The Social Glass,

The Ponca Dramatic club last
Saturday evening at CANDLES opera
house, presented to a large and APP
pr~eciatise audience. the great tenn
perance drama, entitled "The Social
Glass" This elegan. play, portray
ing in vivid colors the eyils of in
temperance yet mingling with its
tragedy. mirth provoking comedy,
was admirably performed by the
actors. The company comprised
mine members, Of whom it is. Justice
to say that everyone fulfilled to the
utmost the sanguine expectations of
their friends. Twas said by every
body who had the pleasure of be-
ing present, that the acting was
more true to life than that of any
company which had ever before
PLAYED in this place. The company
will we hope, soon give a repetition
of their admirable entertainment,
and if so it may be expected that
they will be greeted by a much
larger audience. The music on the
occasion, was furnished by the Pom
ca orchestra, and was very fine. We
understand the company are con-
templating visiting Elk Point.-Pon-
ca Journal.
At Chaplin & Wales Rink, Friday
eve, Jan. both.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-01-27

sections 81, 30 and 80, twp 81 range
As shall constitute road dist No 40.
4lst. That sections 3, 4. 5, 8, 8,
10, Is, l6 and II twp so range 40
shall constitute road district No Al.
42nd. That sections 6, I, Is, 10
and all fractional parts of sec 80 twp
90 range 40 and also secs l,l2, 1924,
and all fractional parts of sections 2,
IA, %, twp 90 range so shall consti-
tute road dist No AZ.
43rd. That sections 20, 81, %,
81, 2S, 20, 80, "a and all fractional
parts of sect 80 and 80 twp 80 range
40 shall constitute road dist No 43.
44th. That sections 2, 3, 8, 10,
II, IA. Is and also all fractional
parts of secs A, 1G. %, 90, IL and /
twp 80 range 40 shall constitute
road dist No A.
4Eth. That sections I, 2. II. IL,
10, and Ia, twp so range 40, shall
road district No As.
46th. That sections 5, 6, I, 8, II,
Is and all fractional parts of secs
16, 10, 9 and 4, twp 90 range 4S
shall constitute road dist No 46.
47th. That sections %, "a, Is,
26, IS and 36twp 80 range 40 and
also secs IS, 80 and all fractional
parts of sec 81 twp 90 range 4S
shall constitute road dist No AZ.
4Sth. That sections 20, 81, %,
90, 81, SO and all fractional parts of
secs 81, 81, and % shall constitute
road dist No As.
49th. That sections 8, A, 5. 8, 10,
Is and fractional parts of sections
IA, II, 2, II and 10 twp Strange 40
shall constitute road dist-Ne 49.
50th. That sections %, 81, 2S
and all fractional parts of sections
26, %, q, twp SO range AZ also e c
80, "a and all fractional parts ofsecs
3, 4, 5, %, IS, 80, /, II and Is, twp
So range 4S shall constitute road
dist No 30.
On motion board adjourned until
the 9th day Of February, 1886.
Attest, II. kNUDsoN,
j. II. BRYAN, Chairman.
County Clerk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-01-27
An Efficient officer.
Headquarters End Reg't, d. N. G
WatertuWn, Jan, l6. 1886.

Headquarters End Reg't, d. N. G
Watertown, Jan. 16, 1856.
NEWELL VAssER,
First Lieut.. Go. Sd" End Reg't
d. N. q.
SIR: l am in receipt of your ia.
vor of the 18th with your resigna.
ton, which will take effect as soon
as report can reach adjutant general
| regret, my dear sir, that you are
compelled to sever your connection
with Co. %" | have always re-
garded you as one of u most eff.
cient officers, aud believe that much
of the proficiency shown by Go. "D.'
is due to your efforts. Permit me
to congratulate you Oh the manner
i'll which you have conducted your.
self while an: officer in my COM
mand. And with best wishes, / am
Yours, etc. M. W. SHEAFE,
Col. End Reg't, d. N. G.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-01-27

The kids here have organized a
young band. They are under the
instruction of Geo. Stephenson, who
is a competent teacher for them, and
no doubt he will have them in shape
to play on the street before long.