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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-31
MINOR MATTERS.
's3ishop" Oberly Finds Himself in a Very
Embarrassing Position.

"Bishop" Oberly Finds Himself in Very
Embarrassing Position.
Washington Special.
Civilservice Commissioner Oberly finds difference
between the positions of chairman of the Illinois State
central committee and Civilservice Commissioner.
While he occupied the position Of adviser to the Dem
ocrac ranks of Illinois he could write letters of rec
ommendation for such of them he desired to have
positions under the government. One of these men
secured letter of the most usOne praise and it Sc
cured him a place in the Gasernment Printing Office
When Benedict came in the Illinois man was bounced
among the other Democrats. The discharged Demo.
crat went Bishop" Oberly and told him his sor.
rows. Write me another letter of recommendation,
said the Democrat for if you do get place in
the Interior Department Bishop Oberly was
aghast at the proposition. why. Sir" said he, Il
am Civil-service Commissioner, and cannot write
letters of Recommendation. 1t was the Democrat s
turn to look dumfounded. But you don't go back
what you did write. do you because you Civil
service COMMISSIONER he asked when he got his
breath. "Of course not, replied Mr.. 0berly but
you it would be out Of place for to write such
n letter now"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-31
Please Do Not Forget the Greensboro, n. O., Ex-
nursiou
OVER THE KANKAKEE LINE

Nov. B. Train leaves Indianapolis at 1856 p NJ
This is Mr. Wilson's excursion. and the only
one that will have man in charge all the way
through, II is only by taking the Kankakes
line that you can avoid long transfer at Gin
cinnati Tickets will be furnished by three diff
ferent routes. Other lines are Advertising bu
you have only to call at l6 North Meridian
street. indianapolis, on Nov. g. TO be convinced
that, offer best route, the best rate and all ad
vantages. I will be at Is North Meridian street
Indianapolis, Nov. 3. Please call there for in
formation and tickets. ELwooD WILSON.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-31

Unique Requests still Being Received by the
IA..a..aa,a.,.

Unique Requests Still Being Received by the
Quartermaster- General.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
WAsHINeToS, Oct. 30-The authorities d.
rected by Congress at different times to make
purchases OF headstones to be placed at .se
graves Of deceased Union soldiers report that
all Of the resting places Of the boys in, blue
which could be found have tablet to their
Rnemory erected. At one purchase 320. 900 head
n0nss were secured, or rather contracts fer that
. sc werskAt under the one advertisement
81. 20 10 1928 per stone
70 dstsrrsined TO erect bead
esd Union soldiers aavSrtias.
sr.snaes ana IN rnx-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-31

Nov. 3, via the "Old Reliable" c., H. & T. and Chesa
peake g. Ohio railways offers superior advantages to
tourists in enabling them to visit Baltimore, Wash
ington. New York Old Point Comfort, and all eastern
points. at trifing additional expense. Tourists may
ing and returning which privilege no other route
offer Full information rates, ETC.. at c., Fl. e. l.
ticket Office corner Illinois stree and Kentucky
nue, at ia South Illinois street, and at the depot
Correspondence solicited. w. H. FISHER Gen1Agt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-31
ELEGANT PICTURES.

The elegant pictures which are attracting so much
attention at the Of the Indiana Photograph En-.
larging Company No. 81 North Delaware street, are
fairly captivating the community. There are some
forty fifty styles shown and it is worth visit to
them whether there any desire the part of the
specimens of art do not cost more than half as much
as the old style of photographs. and they are emil
nently superior. Quite number of persons hav.
ing pictures made for Christmas presents Certainly
nothing could be appropriate or more pleasing to
the recipient.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-31
Exohrsion to North Oarolina.

Notice is hereby given to all parties wishing to
visit North Carolina that / am prepared to give a
very low round.trip rate to Greensboro. with
tickets n for sixty days. My first excursion
South will 90 TO Greensboro, N. c. over the I
B. & w. railway, a Wednesday. Nov. 8, 1856.
For informAssRnNn other excursions send for
circulars and
l3s South Liz staeas. Indianapolis.
above dare. ailax
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-31
Elegant

Tailormads Kersey overcoats, with fine cassi-
mere lining. superior to anything TO be found at
any merchant tailoring establishment, just re-
celved at the Model
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-31
THE ExcuRsIoN no GREENsRnRo. N. G.

". H. FISHER, General Agent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

Dn- Kuxooo's Wom TIA b safirs,y
free Iron Il msrunsin1 peupegtieG -
b given - tke UeaksG1 eung1t4otjoa
without dan&sr; = pala1ah,s ~ sadly
a0miuiaossD1 - eHil6seo; = m116 b -
efas1sp. - nevog ta1lD - aGeee . e1nA
Fries = ssuas. SID b 4. = exnwA1as
Senaste. oa116Uom
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

- = r9<~.<e
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

simply thtA Au1 noe6tng 0oee,
u samsfrom HAGunOuug& = rxnmy'BGooee;
M1o Gsse1 - - - onto9 ts.sas4
ftm6Ast 1n1nina. eaeo - onre.
rzAr Oun xzu (HUoAxrrrus) coyon
% valnabls for eoaahs, eolds, snss
eh1eaA uAoeuinG es0GA. bssashieis,
4eEeG1nG fy0D1cms = &e eoloa9s nnd
elI ts0denov 70 c0usumplisa. The oo1y
O0ueh syrup thAt Dos nse sieksn ~
seosnash. 4 dollar sizsd paSkaap fps
ssventy-6vs esnta. Sample bcetiss ina
HAannsUH y TNnox,
no - 6m Eole AGoass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

Only IL dogs have 90 far been Inn
pounded. and 8 Of tksss still remain 10
ihs pceseDion Of the Poundkesp ..
Txs have been kifisd. and M oekers
either saksa cut by their ewuers % so.d
b. the elsy. TIE TOO which vers ksllsd
passed N thetF checks yesterday. Ihey
wsrs worthless curA and NJ ons would
cay q oeue for sithss Of them Tbs
nod< Of extesminssina the dogs go
rather novel and worthy Of recital.
Ofscrr webster. sho has special charge
Of tie rcnnd. hrse rave TIE DOGS q
hearty dinner, probably for th- purposs
cf nsrvinR thsua - ness theis fuAl end
He thea poyshased - cents verfh Of
ehiorofornI. which wAs sdminiseersd 70
n ske doas By ths Health O8csF. fhis
pnt ths ansnais b god eoaditiou -
mee4 tnsir fA,s. vheu On ~ Webstss
toek them cat and procsedsd 10 btov
cut shesf hrxinA fhs esrunssee wsfe
then 9iven . dscsut bariAl. and the city
vas rid Of too worthless ezra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

Pilss aEs frsqssntly prsssdsd b. .
IoSsr 3 ~ n - ss5essn. ss~isr - -
psttenf % suppoes b nea Soma a4soeten
6 Z. s. sns siansys g ness, e .ss s1ssns sss..s.
pss.sns nssalscey. nssaaes. e tns
ration. peodueina vsry disaGFssabls
itching, afses gsttins vAxn, !. . CON-
mon ateeodans. bind. Bjseaing and
Itching Piles yie,d - onoe 70 The appli-
eatioa At Dr.. BoAnko's Piis Hs0edy,
which asts difss4ly upon ~ paxts ~
feoted, ahsorbine the Tumors AlkayinR
s2e tnesnss itching and sGose1ng PSF
maneut eure- Prjes 20 esutA Add1o1
the Dr.. BoaAnko Medicine o., Hqua,
O1io. Sold b. H. B. 6TxwA1r. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

~ iovssenn1 psuAlsaa. - euwunet -
- 3 fssi31ss - - is6iikv psoSSs.
No - IRA an1 20 eoe - oNos1 =
~ efak An1 utnnenhasu uhi1oGno ptoannns
eseesn1sa1s1 lnQaiA fsuls ssns1N uyyhp
q ftaA - . - ef ens enoGRDstnio1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

Whsu the blood = ioadsd With in.
puritiss and moves sluRaishly b ths
veins, a altssasivo y naeded, q lhis
een14lpa 81 ~ yionl Aut6 tolnse ~
lun4 0nhcu1 6sstouo poGG1tG xnopo y
sothine better than Ayers Dar66parilh
70 purify sbs blood anl impart sasrgs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

= coAI--Ths writer sailed u the
~ - yasd = Ne Cedar Rivss Goal
nC6ny ys~tssday. and upon inqair-
161ka s66ls of Ne lsssi uaskss. wss
- 1hat shs eompany vas ~
- - eoel. The repertsr then
= ~ oGlos fof further pertiec-
n1 y oopvesG11ion V51h La9Fenes
oneroo9sy e ~ eompAny. vas
~ nt ihe eimA ~ mina shat
m ~ kad fsu hnndsed lpns ~
/ n = t6n6 Which skey haa reserved
= ~ tn1en sFsds, bat The eonstsns
~ - Il had nnAliy elpeed II out.
~ 30 stast up Ne mins nov -
Inrljof Mf. Coluan. !" We have
~ = ros sll ths flme shn4 shere
~ - a Improvement h the San
nqlrp mo<not WAio4 wosld justify
II C1Es11na % nGnln, oae ~ have
~ 0lMpvoloted. it 0oald nee pay
Q&eta ~ mine ira y supplY NE
soffls tsmnn1. An1 - siIl do
~ - ~ wsy e tattne out
- ~ 0e1ilognfa maskee taa&t-
- = 6ssne ~ Ne hsps shas sfns
- epc9. hpt 3, pennent there b
oe11es " ~ appesseh. In
- - the papefs and teis-
roo1o1ioos ftcu California
" sealoek y enythine bus en-
- fox mine evneess"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

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4iss,saarv Herald, NJ. SAITH ursss;
sOn asrisin9 hsrs halt heuss Of
so6ar 70 answss ear posposs fer tbs
sumnes, ana. uishout aohsir or tabls,
eommesssd oy s1udiss Oar houss was
made b. asoovina pests and esseing
lksm u she asoand, and niline tks siass
Uish split ep6ar. The roof vAs mais q
ain. Or 6onr = ~ arsoud; oor via.
1oos ase sraeks b1s9ssa ~ einhsrs;
oof deof y made Of oo6mr nplit with an
AKA. a. uy Isisass have made come
ssools - - on aad : tah,s b. spfisttnx
~ - pasetaa tses ineo u. 6aeh Z
shs tAbis % uhish an now writing;
and I assure yoa. notuithstandiua eli
thess tneonVsnlsusoA esi,Y myssIf e
~ 4. = = - -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20
TOWNSHIP PlATS

nkIN0 IN HECE1PT OF HkGULAK
ID Ne M rspsrts from the Olympia
Land 0mcA we ere prepared 10 furninh
tpwnahIp p1a1A with entries marked =
4aao. thsro>y mstng % intending sktt1crs
a. dolay and txcahae OF sea1ing away
for tAs ame Price, Per townshin u.
ANDERSON BROS,
Room I. Yss.sr-LeaFy block.
70 box ~. jaT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

Bsss oppessanity svss o6srsd sasnte
Oaii snd eecurs exclnaive onu1Fue 81
teFrisssy for the fnsesse seliia9 aFttsse
ever insredoee1 Evsry hoasDvlfe Dass
have it q u rsu0t - - - sals.
Aupsnsoa 4 kxDosA. Nsv kaGla.4 ns-
~. mk9e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

Aassdsuf asd rsrs I.arssss. b
cnAxD . RAsknnsa AauHsA =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

I'm exArrxa HAxpwAnz 90. havs
juss ssesivsd. direet mon tAe fss1ssy. .
nne aDsssnses Il hoeA rakm, epnosa.
sAovsia 60. II "a nss1 ans6s1 tDn1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

Bargains IN Ms.'s saoss u As.s-
xxxusA fe7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

- QsoAHxsrsux. Thsrs uiil be
~ = ~ . Kings MsssngsrsT
eeytesiAn Church shis affair
3 I'D o'cioek. A geaesal invita-.
sk'e1tsd 10 zli she ehildrrn of
~ y me1ene nsenhsfA 1ba -
~ = eeueirels undencminational
Nended upeu 0cs sl. temper
veZssiceieAi principles. TOE
W ~ inssfessina and in-
- ent We littie oaes conld
- ~ hoaf more pleasantly,
nrs - fslisvss Sapertn
-H Frice Assixa snt Snpertn
IN fuisoa e-crssarv, nieI
nm fre&sursg. MfsH Carrie
VI 0xxsnist, Min May Han
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

AoBHE - ONE or THE MOST
M charming cities in the -cafk. with :
iou4ficn an4 climate uasurpas@e.
:. IseSises yong sou, 2 @ = ne Exsos!
ysuxanD - ufop ever In 1fob1s. 0u1y
four houn' ri4e frum <ew Orsesra haF-
~ = - nDGR1srR ard r<turatEx ID he
ese9inE. thus asosrl1x ia ruzh ard Ia
ennvsn1ences always atssrdsna ssch large
Ths Hs1si kss been ncxiy refurnssard
81 enaDnt Z thsonxfzasl and 10 - =
On - 6parok g. N ske q ira of ts.< uso~<
esmD1s1s hees1s n - sourk.
e u BAESEH.
W1nnow. Fprnwi3 & the kv8ns fLouue
- - Gntes Bqnarf heeex NeU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

DEArn % Mn. Coz Huxr.-Ths lady
msailonsd In The ielievisa. a. also each
and all Of tbs other psssess nsnsioned.
.ili be rsmsmbsssd sz stsslacoom, in
ths military garrison a which plaoe tbey
dwelt daring shs fsv yssss pstor ~ the
Gar Of the rebellion The Army ss5
Mary yoersei eays: "Mrs. l. O. Hunt.
sife of Gen. 1. q Hunt. Colonel llsh
Z. q. Infantry, disd snddeniy q Ann
ArhoF, hich-. Feb. A II hemoxrh&gs.
Shs was dapRhtef Of the iAte G-nssai
aiias Casey, y. b L., aud q sister Of Ool.
Thomas 4. Cassy, Cofps Of Rsa3ossrs,
q. 3. A.. Of Commander Siias Casey. u.
q n. Of Lieut Edward W. Casey. 27nd
z. y mfAutry. apd az mFn. Scott, she
wife Of Col h. N. Scott. Mrs- Hunt bad
bssn fsssdipG In Ann Afoor for sums
years past. soperintendine the sduss-
tion Of her cbaidfen- Gen. Hunt vas
obiiaed on sec0art Of hts health 10 ~
lsnqassh dssy With his regiment 8 fsv
monfhs a9s. and has been stAtionsd for
some sine q HSa Diego B4rrasks, Gal.
q b nsl certain that he viii BE- aoie 70
come East 10 astsnd the funeral. Hrs.
Hunt wss fzdy of oharmtne PERSONAL
ity, and wtlI Be piea1sosly semsmbsrsd
by the many wno knew her. She may
Be said 10 havs been born In the army.
viii which her associations wsrsso m
tinste through itfs."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

- = wHus xa.-fsom . esn-
~ arsissd hsrs yesterday
neeo ~ learn ths following par
- DunsQxnins q nre vhish tsok
DlntAe Weiss River Valley T1urs-
9fo4t TIE property des1reysd
411N a ~ fasu % 81. r. kyea
~ 1T. Kyes waa ahesut from
= ~ llnH Mrs kyes and bss
IN vstA wsss % ~ place.
- eoNkeu9d ahcut oset>ek yss-
ues4iae. only 10 And The barn
- NeoAiRR eoal1 b oone %
1ceoDsrty. - the hrs bad made
y 1eadvay. The barn, - the
u - In. eoossined foar toss u
~ hend II caiaie. = span Of
yn9en. hnFnsss. 80. EleAt II
estouxed 70 Ma Wsde, .
- 80 coo belcueed 70 5u6ae
h 5suasindef q ~ penpesey
= eeloaeed 70 ~. ksyes and
- tzoePznes. TIE oristn II he
- 1aswn. The ssnerai ieptss-
= ~ that u 90 The woFk sf
~. No sauss hss ben "a
Qg0eyef. for TIE dsed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

nsrr q 90, keep tbs isssss
slyiss IN csrssss, and have
1..s !. NY V their always full =s~ort-
- Ne demands Of the spriss
~ pepaai neesies b spszfs of
evsf, Desess' S<lf ~ issssss.
s. = y considered enc of sks
6 ssnols and healshfni cersess
e@eA nklS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20
OATS E E HAY
Eoa SALE m QUANTITIES TO
&0. CACHES
We LEAD
Them al for the Purity Of cur
TEAS
AND
COFFEE

Ladies, do not be hunibug-
|ged any longer. We onor
Ne inducement bat good
Goods, and guarantee . bet
ter article for the same
money than can be purchss-
ed elsewhere In the city. Our
Co6ses are roasted every
day, ard oar Teas are care
fully selected and sold cheap
or than what is asked for an
inferior article.
People h shs oountry can save money
by ending fer samples and price lists Of
TeaA Cofzecs and Spices
nUGugs 4 MILLER.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-20

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-04-21
RICHLAnD RrppLEs.

RIcHLAND, OAK, APRIL II, 1886.
A small dance was given at the
hall Friday evening.
Mr.. Strong, miller at Calliope, was
down here last week. He followed
the river in a skif.
F. X. Wade has been prowling
around here for some time boarding
with distant friends.
Edward Tollefson has moved tc
his farm near town and will till the
soil on a large scale this year.
Nj. G. Bonney, living near Akron
was here this week. He expects tc
be called to Kansas soon as a wit
ness in the Larraway murder trial.
The vernal season has at last BE
gun in earnest, and the languid
swain is seen on every hill and il
every valley. battling with old ma
ture.
Al brother Of Rev. Wiles has rent
ed the Fields farm for the present
season, having moved his family t.
the place already. He comes from
Ohio intending to secure land.
Henry Erwin, who has been stay
ing with his brother near here fol
some time past, is recovering from /
severe attack Of pneumonia. Hi
father came down from his HON,
near Parker, to be with him.
Au reyoir. ADoNIs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-04-21
SPHINX ITEMS

SPHINX, OAK, APRIL II, 1886. :
We farmers in this vicinity are
getting down to business.
The profits Of sowing fax is being
discussd by our leading husband
men.
Miss Grace Hazen commenced heI
term Of school Monday at Pleasan'
Hill.
Our last rain gives entire satisfac
ton. April showers bring May
flowers.
There will be a larger acreage o.
wheat sown in Sphinx this spring
than last.
A. +. Goodroad, the proprietor o:
the Sphinx broom factory, will cult
vate twenty acres of broom corn.
P. w. Merrigan, the go-ahead far.
mer and stock raiser, of Sphinx Cen.
ter, drove quite a bunch of cattle to
market Saturday.
Mrs. j. Gardeners brother. Of Gin
ton, Iowa, is looking over his many
friends here. He speaks in glowing
terms of this country.
G. H. Reams, the boss corn grow
er Of Pleasant Hill, is making i'm
provements and drives out with a
shining two-seated buggy.
E. A. Dow, of Rlchland, was up
this way looking up routes for the
Elk Point creamery. He says the
company is a solid one, and will do
the square thing with farmers.
Series of meetings we're held last
week at Pleasant Hill. Under the
combined efforts of Revs. Wiles and
Richmond quite a number have ex-
pressed a desire to lead different
lives.
Some of the ~fantastical are finding
considerable fault because their shin
digs are noticed by the Sphinx CORE
spondent. Our hoe digs are about
as notorious as the saloons in the
city of Elk Point, and are consider
ed by all intelligent people editor
of the Blizzard excepted) as demon
alizing.
1t is reported that the Blizzard &C.
casionally gives the Sphinx CORE
spondent a puff in his democratic
sanctitier. | am living in a No. l
neighborhood that practices good
morals, and of course forbear the
pleasure of reading that inexhausti-
BILE scandalizer; and l am a grasshop-
per sufferer and can not, as yet, af-
ford hat ludicrous effort. The edi-
tor of the Blizzard is like Wong Chin
Foo; after his government had sent
him to America and footed the bill
for his education, he went home to
organize a rebellion for the over
throw of his government.
+. w. X.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-04-21
Almost

In the fall of "a I came west FL
my health. My friends all said !
had the consumption and it was too
late for improvement. After q
months stay l became worse and
almost discouraged, l boought a
so cent bottle of Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup and it helped me Sc
much that l bought six dollar bot.
ties and used them. In two months
the cough and night .sweats disap.
peared. | now weigh $50 pounds
and owe my life to Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup.
S. E.. WATSON, st. Paul.
For sale by the druggists.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-04-21
Money tss Abstracts

We are now ready to furnish COM
plete abstract of title on any and all
lands and town lots in Union coun-
ty Dakota. Also ready to furnish
money en- any good security, wheth-
or ct.attel or real estate, on the day
you call for it, at rates that are
cheaper than the cheapest. Call or
write and find out yourself.
UNION COUNTY BANK,
Elk Point, OAK.