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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-23

NEW HAVEN. February 22d.-Members
OF the Seventy-first New York Regiment
and a number OF Yale students got into a
low i'll Traeger's saloon tonight One of
the militiamen commenced to call out the
numbers (numerals). of the class of 's9
freshmen, and this angered large crowd
OF the sophomores, many of whom were
drunk. Words led to blows, and soldiers
and students were soon rolling on the floor.
Order was restored before serious damape
was done. The soldiers were supported by
a number OF students, who were entertain
ing them and some citizens.
General Hancock's Successor.
BosToN, February 22d-At the meeting
OF Baptist ministers, to-day, Rev. PhiIIip
s. Loxom said that efforts are making To
defeat, by Roman Catholic influence. the
appointment of General Howard to succeed
General Hancock in command of the De-
partment of the East, and to secure the
appointment of General who would be
in sympathy with the Catholics.
The Wilmington Fire.
WILMINGTON On. CO., February Odd
The loss by yesterdays fire is now esti-
mated at $500, 600, and the insurance al
100000.
Lucky Tom.
New YORK. February 23d.-A. M.-Tbos.
A. Edison, the famous electrician, will be
married tomorrow. at Akron, to Miss
Nina Miller, the daughter of millionaire.
Her father is worth about $1,000, 900.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-23

a japanese wedding took place at De-
trolt, Mich, the other day, in accordance
with true Oriental style. One of the inter
esting features of the occasion was the feat,
accomplished by the bride and groom, of
DRINKING at the same time, out of the same
teapot, through different spouts.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-23

DENVER Coll, February 22d.-The Santa
Fe and Denver and Rio Grande roads 20
day reduced passenger rates to Oregon and
Washington Territory points to meet the
cut announced by the Union and North
ern Pacific people on Saturday. They also
reduced the Ogden and Salt Lake rate from
$50 to S25. making it the same as the San
Francisco rate. With this exception eyery
thing remains the same as at the beginning
of the war.
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PASSENGER RATES.
CHICAGO. February 22d.-The Santa Fe
road to-day issued instructions to all of its
agents to give orders for rebate of $40 on
so first class limited cut rates and IS ON
second class and immigrant cut rates. The
same were quietly distributed this after
noon. The Burlington, Denver and Rio
Grande, accidentally hearing of this, i'm
mediately issued orders making a first
class open rate from the Missouri river to
San Francisco of $50, and $50 second class.
1t is understood that the Union Pacific off,
GERS. who have been notified Of this last re-
duction in overland rates, will meet it
promptly
Sudden Death of a Former Merchant
Prince.
DENVER (Col.), February 22d.--Colonel
John Richards, senior member of the dry
goods house of Richards, Winsiow K
Shaw, Chicago. which at one time trans
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-23
II. B. NIELSEN

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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BERLIs, February 22d.-In the lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-31
SPECIAL RrDucrross Fon
AITGTIST
SEATON PERRY.

SEATON PERRY.
SICCFSSOK To PERRY & BROTHERA
OF THE FINEST QUALITY PLAIN AND
TANCY FRENCH sAIEEMS re zoe: PER Yn
REM IL SA aS OF FINEST FRENCH sATEENs
1 CASE CRINkLED sEERsUCKERs at 12aac:
FINESTQUALITY PRINTED BATIsTEs at 12lAc.:
REDUCED FROM l5c.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON INDIA
SILKS LoUISINES, SUMNER SILKS AND
CLOSING PRICES" ON SPRING WRAPS AND
COMPLETE STOCK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
WHITE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.
IN Ola LINENS, FROM 1212c TO Soc
NitIORlA AND PERSIAN LAWNS, from 12ahc to
BArIsTE CLAIRE. FRENCH MANSIONS
NEW PLAID AND STRIPED NAINSOOkS.
iNDIA MULLS, PERSIAN LAWNS.
Me- Melt PIQUEs. FRENCH MuSLINS.
WIFE prI PURE LINEN LAWNS, from Csc. to S1.o0
WHITE AND EcRU EMBROIDERED SWISS
CHOICE STYLES IN PRINTED ALL LINEN
LAWNS, FROM 15c To 25c
ALlrWOOL CHALLiS DE LANES, IN EXCLU-
SIVE DESIGNS AT SOC a YARD.
NS stdTdII II ASPtERS2Es TTETED
LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN'S
GAUZE AND MEDIUM-WEIGHT MERINO
CNDERN EAR, IN ALL STYLES AND SIZES
"a PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECr PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn Avenue. Corner 9th street.
Established 1910. iy31
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Towel BARGAINS For MosDAY
The following specially good values will be
placed on sale Monday Morning:
$50 dozen 81 by AZ Fine Knotted-fringed
Damask Towels, plain white and colored Dor
ders; worth 33c.. only 25c. each
100 dozen % by Al Fine All-Lnen Huck
Towels, knotted-fringe, red and blue borders;
worth 33c., only 25c each.
The two lots are unquestionably the best 25c.
Towels yet offered by
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-31

All the ladies, they say, are born smugglers.
Among the mail matter recovered from the
wreck OF the Oregon were found hundreds of
collars worth OF lace. gloves. etc., which were
Intended to be struggled into this country, but
winch are now utterly ruined by salt water.
ms VIII intensity the grief OF the fair sex over
the loss Of this beautiful and fayorite steam
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-31

Ihe democrats complain that the President
has not made changes enough in the list of pub
lie officials. The republicans criticise him for
making as many he has made Between
these Two extremes the President would seem
10 be Justified in his policy of holding a medium
course and 1t would appear intrinsically proba-
DIE that such - course i not only the safest un-
Der the circumstances, but also the most con-
sistent with fairness aud justice to all con-
eernSt.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

j SOo@s se.auiG ron, room. Win ~ NV Sinaoss.
ssss's sss
the house Terms moderate lAS1 sse nv. IL
EoR RENT : UNFURNIsHEp ROOMS, FOR
price sH low: JAY aoGE6 " al Vim St RS
E1OR RENT-ELEGANT ROOMS IN THE MOST
lon. Part q West End At summer rsss
TNOR RENT = SECOND FLOOR - BEAUTIFUL
ROOMS unfinished: south front gas, bath cl0sets
soor sss T. h1ss lines Belt line see
EoR, RENT.THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
Tsn s s:s and BATH tor light
nor RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS ELE1;ANT,
hsraies pass door: prices moderate. inquire 1914
T1NOR RENT-FURNfSHED ROOMS, WITHIN
sa hot and cold water; newly @rnshed q door
EOR RENT-ROoMs-9I7 NEW YORK AVE;
ss nfy or
departments. Also, two large attics. jy31-Sts
N UNFINISHED on first floor; $40. Another suite on
s. Fosa Rooms and bath arst aSr SIS
One Room. Furnished, on third floor, % other cool
ST. NV. ty3Os2te
I1OR RENT-2Ol D ST n. W.-NICELY FUR
nished Rooms large and airy; every room fronting
EoR RENT-CoOL AND DELIGHTFUL FURN.
II ished Rooms at 43O 11th St n.~. ty3OSts
FoR RENT.Two ROOMS on FIRST FLOOR,
I communicating: suitable for Doctors once or .
Dressmaker new papered and painted gas. water and
batn several lines Of cars; southern exposure
Cali At lib n. jy29-3ts
EoR RENT : TWO NICE UNPUBLISHED
ply at the jewery store. 9ls F st. NV. iy3O-2ts
L,OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1sT,
II two handsome parlors on first floor With dining
aooT separate: no Children: reisrensss az On i
NV. jy20-3ts
T1OR RENT-sO6 18TH ST. NV FURNISHES
central location: summer rates; references. ty203ts
IIOR RENT-14O9 MASS. AVE, HIGHLAND
t., Terrace large, handsomely fu5nished Rooms
posture: terms reasonable: table board. jy29-8ts
E0oR RENT-724 nth ST. n W.. FURNISHED
I, paIors first floor, SIS: two Rooms second aoer
scgbd
n. W., near NJ st. jy29-3ts
LNOR RENT-FURNlsHED AND UNFURNISH-
1903 H st.n.w. jyl6-3ws
LNOR RENT-VERY PLEASANT ROOMS IN
18th st NV. jy29St%
EoR RENT-AN ENTIRE FLOOR OF THREE
- communicating unfurnshed rooms 426 tn st.
IGOR RENT-WITH BOARD. AT 1920 H ST N.
Il w, large. pleasant secondstory Rooms: private
family: reasonable rates. iy2S-6tH
EoR RENT-FURNIsHFD ROOMS. ID AND Sd
ST. NV References exchanged. jy13-3w*
FOR RENT.AT 11l2 H ST: NV, A NICELY
i furnished third -story front Room; two large win.
man and wife, with bath and gas at summer rates
F7oR RENT-2le FAST .cAPIToL 81 GRANT
row, large: cool and comfortable furnished roomk
single or en- sulte terms moderate. jy241m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-31

Doesn't Congress wish now that IL had at
tended strictly to business during the pleasant
months OF May and June?
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Two BAReArss In DAMask.

Monday morning we shall offer:
25 pieces 54-inch Fine Turkey Red Table
Damask at the low price of
25c. Per Yard.
30 pieces Cream German Linen Table Da-
mask. excellent quality. choice patterns, at the
low price of
SOC. Per Yard.
Hotel and Boarding-house Keepers should
examine these
WOODWARD & IOTHROP.
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10 TO GEO :. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
" Ofsnhe WORK: best facilities IN " ashlngtou for
eeen WORK Oihcs and Yard 7O2 .Us, North Capitol
u. N rear OF Government prinun. Once ruhxz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-31

A correspondent OF the Philadelphia Times.
having interviewed Col. Fred. Grant. returns
10 the subject OF Mr.. and Mrs. ~s.rtoris' doInes-
Tic Affairs, .sud remarks that Americans are
prone 10 find fault with Mr.. S.iriDris because
they have always resented the tact that Miss
Grant married a foreigner. No indeed. Love
Is Tree To choose whom it Will, and no one
wishes 10 hinder It; and, IN Mrs. s.,rtorls case.
her American friends are sorry, not that she
married an Englishman, but that she didn't
marry "a gentleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-31
NV SEAsHoREGLovEs.

NEw SEAsHoREGLovEs.
We shall place sale Monday the following
excellent values in Gloves. especially suitable
for seashOre and mountain wear, driving and
shopping:
Ladies Tan Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, as
sorted shades, all sizes.
6button only 15c per pair.
S-button only 95c per pair.
Ladies Mousquetaire Chamols Skin Gloves,
genuine goods, extra good wearing qualities.
6button only Toe, per pair.
SbuttOn only SI.25 per pair.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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LOST AND FOUND.

L OsT-A LoRGNETTE GLASS sHFLL INLAID
ave. lie
STRAYED OR sTOLEN-BLACK AND TAN
opuppy; white star on breast suitable reward n
returned to 1903 ". II. ave. lts
I oST-oN TUESDAY AFTERNOON. BETWEEN
- Patent office and 9Th street depot one Water
mans Fountain Pen. The finder Will be suitably re-
warded SCHUYLER DURl EE. U. 3 Patent ofce.s
I oST-TwO NEwFoUNDLANDs, MALE AND
= female, BLACK with tags. Return 20 LOUIS
headquarters, and receive reward II
e REWARD FOR IMPORTATION RESPECT
%o ing Chickens, strayed or stoIn from Rose
mont between soldiers Heme and Metropolitan
railroad Address BRADFORD. Brook station, y.
It
II OST-ON Both ST., JULY 30 AN ONYX PIN.
L. studded with pearls Suitable reward viii be paid
for is return to WHEATLEY BROS. Georgetown.
jy3l-3t
7 osT--A SMALL TERRIER DOC; COLLAR
\ marked with owners name and residence suit
able reward II returned TO 43s st. city. J30-2ts
II oST-ON THE MORNING OF JULY 10Th AN
IL oblong gold breastpin. with q band Of pearls
across the center Liberal reward IL left Star Of
flee. y3U2ts
L>OUND-oN MORNING OF JULY nth lsta
u two Steers Owner Will prove properly and pay
charges and take them away. Call 81 72S i lth st.
e. jy3o8ts
OST-A SMALL MOUsE-COLORED TERRIER
L. collar and bells Reward If returned 10 1897 II
ST NV. jy3o3ts
II EFT-GOLD WATCH. on OR ABOUT NAY
LIST, 1856. at restaurant store. Capitol Hi
tion that will lead TO Its recovery. Apply McDEV-
jy2s-sts
II osT-oN THE EVENING OF JULY 2sTH, a
name Of Tom; license tag sas suitable reward Il re-
turned 10 l4l2 10th s. N. W. jy283ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-31
WE ARE TAklsc Inventory.

of stock This Evening saturday.
The passing season, Notwithstanding its draw
backs, has been successful one. and feel it
incumbent upon us 10 thank orr customers for
their generous response to the Special Sales
- Lately jnaugurated by us. and assure them of
appreciation
We attribute this success to the fact that we
have been sivin. our customers the best in
trinsc values possibly procurab,c.
While many Of our customers have left and
Others viii soon leave the city for the summer
there are thousands who have not gone and
who do not INT nd leaving This City of Mag
nlncent Distances" with its beautiful parks,
drives. shaded streets and easily accessible re-
Sorts UP and down the lovely Potomac.
ne attention OF those who have left, and
those who propose leaving. is invited TO our
thoroughly organized and equipped
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT,
through which medium you are sure of the
same careful attention given over our counters
10 those thousands who do not anticipate
leaving we desire 10 say that there is i'll every
Dry Goods stock many lines of goods that
MUST BE SOLD IN AUGUST
and we. As Il house carry ing no goods over from
one season TO another, must close out these
lines while they are seasonabie and desirable
hence We shall from this time forward devote
our entire energies to the sale OF such goods
marking them at such reduced prices as will
Undoubtedly commend them to the trade as
bargains par c.cceiience.
Such goods as remain unsold from the nu-
merous reductions recently made viii be held
at the same low prices until entirely dis
posed of, and we shall add to these Just such
Goods as should be sold this month
AUGUST ''~tay-at-homes'' will find bargains al
our establishments which could not be secured
under any other circumstances.
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II would be pretty rough on her if. after ALL
Agnes Ethel, the actress. shouldn't get the
million or two of dollars lett by her late nus
band Mr.. Frank Tracy. But it would serve
her fairly II that should be the outcome of the
present suit lie was 50 much o. - sot and sue.
ID selfish, brutal fellow that il would seem she
must Eave cast love and affection and even
sclfrespect aside, aud married ,iIm only for his
money In one view u! the case she ought per
haps tob paid sor living in bondage with u sot.
but in another she deserves To DC punished Tor
entering into a contract TO do So
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WANTED-HET.P

nnlly; wages so App, 1895 st Rsiersnes e
WANTED-A oENTLENAN. REFERENCES
rn,'eed :, wishes 81 psstnsr lady p1sts.sed win
Sac os.p business Il.
WANTEDITEN Qo) FIRsTCLAss UNION
r, hsekseos g g. SSM na work early Monday
WANTED-AN ENERGETIC, INTELL TeENT
.er q. nn
w nrred. to do general hou'swork; stay Z. night
WANTRD-YoUNG NAN OF PLEASING AID
dress WIN. J.. star office jy3l-sts
WANTEp-A FIRsT-CLAss TI.NER AND
fshsL WORKER at 'i' ''n st NV jysiss
WTANTED-A NEAT WHITE GIRL. ABOUT Is
or ~ @ s sssree MRS sGat
ST.. Mt Pleasant. jy31-2,
WTANTED-AT MRS I. '. SKATERS. e31 F
w St, frst-class Trimmer and Salesiady. jy31-3t
Vie and
women cooks this city and country: boys porter and
BURES a. Sns 7.h ST NV NV ' ~ jysi.s.
WANTED-CooKs, DREssMAKERs. CHAM
w bermaids, nurses scrubbers. dishwashers, wait
' as ssa sssi
St NV. jy3l-1w*
WTANTED--AN ELLIGFNT AND
w healthy lady can get employment assistant at
the Swedish Health institute. Dos 18th jy29 St
VITANTED-LADIES TO WORK FOR ME- AT
w home or to travel; som ethng entirely new: for
ladies only. Sd daily easily made: no photo paint
ing: particulars free. Madame q. D. LITTLE. Box
443. Chicago, Ill. jy2S4t*
WANTED-Enploym Bureau conducted by
w Ladies' Cooks, Chambermaids, Nurses Men
Cooks Walters and Assistants white and coiored: city
w Dress Cutting and Making without the of pa-
per patterns the tailor system taught 1920
Pennsylvania ave. NY. jy24-1m
NTANTED-CANVAssERS FOR LIFE INSUR-
w ance: liberal compensation. Apply to go Az
st NV. jy24-2m
wv ANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w moral habits located outside principal cities to
represent old ablished house In his own section
salary to begin $40 per month. References exacted
MANUFACTURER, Lock Box 1855 n. Y. iy7
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VIYANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOMS. CNFUR-
w nished, with Board, for gentleman, wife and two
children taged three and five years.; private family
preferred. Address Box 81, star Office. Its
UYANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w large we'll furnished 2d-story room. fronting
north or south; northern family: dining par
lor floor. with unqualifedy good board. Address
with price and particulars PrOmptness star OH Its
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Observation-Disclosures

nor RENT-TO PARTIES STRICTLY QUIET,
Il new Groom Brick, modern improvements Ad-
dress BEAU MONDE, Star Office. jy3l-9ts
INOR RENT-PIANO-THE FINEST SQUARE
Il Hallett & Davis, at SO per month by the year to
responsible party. Inquire At 1897 Vermont ave.
NOR carbohydrates PRICE REDCCED
IL from So TO 80 per month during summer (sold
on instalmentS) 'CALIGRAPH OFFICE" 038 st
jy2-3m
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IHOR RENT-MEAT AND PROVISION STORE
y good chance for young man with small capital
Inquire at 1000 Q St NV. jy3l-3ts
INOR RENT-STORE ROOM IN BEST BUSINESS
- square on Capitol Hill. Excellent chance for the
tailoring trade Apply 831 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
jy29th s,m.3t
NOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING IN AN.
Is acostia. Store fitted with shelves and counters
$3.50 per year Apply to H. A GRISWOLD. Trustee.
Anacostia jy24-lm
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LNOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN
Il the new addition to the Kellogg building 14l6 F
st, now completed and ready for occupancy Plumb
and the elevator renders all easy For
rental Uf Rooms apply office Columbia Fire Insur-
ance Co.. Room first floor. jy17, 243l au7 IA 20
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400 18th st. s.w.. Sr...SlS
506 Al ST s.w., 6r.
7o- Boundary st store. 10
81 Myrtle St ne. 1r.-15.40
JS9 @ st.s.w.. 5r......-l3 80
AIS Wilson st. NV. 5r...lo
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T1ME F11Es,

THE SUMMER IS RAPIDLY PASSING,
AND THE HOT WEATHER HAS ONLY
JUST BEGUN. ALL THE INDICATIONS
ARE THAT AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
WILL BE HOT MONTHS. ONE CAN AT
LEAST CALCULATE UPON
TWO MONTHS OF HOT WEATHER!
TWILL PAY YOU TO INVEST IN THIN
GOODS NOW, PARTICULARLY AT OUR
REDUCED PRICES.
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E,oR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN

X. mr.. 18th ST. 2OrS4l6.86
Mass av mr. rhos c. .333.32
Iowa Circle. l5r.-...25o,
q st.. mr. 18th. lOt.....2OOI
I 1t. near 18th. llr...2oe
18th. near l. St. llr....2O0
NJ II near 18th. l2r-...20ol
Lafayette Square. 1ar- 200
Property placed with me
advertised free Of cost TO TIA,
For list OF property for -
w" II IN nhI TN
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-03-03
ElCHLANC HIrPLES.
RIcHLAND, FEB. %, 1885,

ANISfllbANb Il ED. 20. lCCO.
The revival meetings are closed.
Miss Teresa Swover has been un-
well for a few days past.
Mrs. Rolfe returned last Sunday
from Akron, where she had been Wis.
iting her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery gave a very
pleasant party to a number Of their
friends Friday evening.
The Richlandites honored the
father of his country" by a dance
in the evening at Crill's hall.
Chas. Jones, of Cortland, a for
mel resident of this city, was round
calling on his many friends here last
week.
The verdict in the Adams and
Getner murder trial seems tn give
general satisfaction, where the par
ticulars Of the tragedy are known.
Smith and Crotzer are doing a
good business with their corn she'll
err. The farmers find it to their ad-
vantage to have their corn shelled,
thereby saving the cobs for fuel.
The Woman Suffrage question was
altogether too far-reaching for the
debaters of the Literary Society. 1t
overcame both sides of the house,
and the meeting broke up in confu-
sion.
The aid society held their second
meeting at Mrs. Shurtleff's Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, the re-
suit of which is seen in the increase
to the Golfers of the society, and the
good time realized by those present.
ADoNIs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-03-03

EDITOR COURIER. - VIII you
please print in your paper the fol.
lowing, which / clip from the North
Western Christian Adroca: L, Chicago,
ILL.,, for Feb. Oath, as an answer To
the indecent slur cast upon the Ia
dies Of the w. c. T. U. Of this place
which appeared in the Btissard Of
last week, which only merits the
silent contempt Of all decent peo-
pie. JUSTICE.
"The womlan's Christian temper
ance union has added q holy bu-
reau to it's many plans for organized
doing good. Whiskey is but one Of
the social fiends combated by the
union. The new department looks
to the rescue of women ruined
through prostitution, the vital point
of promoting social purity by pre-.
venting impurity not being over
looked. The work of rescue has al
ready begun. Miss Kate G. Bush
nell, who served some years as a
medica, missionary in China, has
opened temporary rooms as head
qu0rthers of efforts to save drunken
and fallen women. The ultimate
aim is a home dedication perma-
nently to this grand work. Miss
Bushnell has had experience in this
delicate work, and her plans for
Chicago are wise and comprehen.
sive. Poor fallen women will be
visited, and nothing for their saliva
ton, temporal and spiritual, will be
omitted. Miss F. 4. Willard gives
her whole heart to the movement
which tact will command respect
from all who know more of that
lady than they yet do about the
work just now opened. Miss Bush
nell's address is 16l Lasalle street,
this city. Thousands will at once
be interested in this angelic Grand
to the poor creatures who are con-
demned while men equally guilty
are tolerated if not forgiven. The
union is known to all the world
through, both the good it has done
and the undeserved blame hasty
men have heaped upon it. If now
it universally undertakes this kind
of work in the thousands of places
where 1t battles the saloon, no man
can estimate what a short decade
will certainly bring forth. If liquor
drinking were not a human habit,
one-half Of prostitution would i'm
mediately cease. The beastly po-
tentate Of the saloon waves his scep-
ter over half a dozen filthy realms.
When that king dies the prince
of darkness will lose half his sway.
An unregenerate human passion
loses much of its fore when unstim-
ulated by liquor. AS long as soci-
ETY. tolerates the giant evil, regiments
of godly souls must labor to repair
human damage. All honor to the
women who thus organize to aid
and save the fallen"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-03-03
PUBLIC SALE!

l will sell at public sale at the
farm Of Ed Newgard, 4 miles north
east Of Elk Point, OAK, on Monday,
March 18th, 1886. at 10 O'Clock a.
M, the following personal property
/ horse, 2 mares, l three year old
mare. ! yearling colt, 2 cows, 3 two
year old steers, 2 two.year old heif-
ers, 3 yearlings, 2 sets double har-
ness, 2 good lumber wagons, 2 good
corn cultivators, ! iron beam pillow,
l grindstone, hay forks, spades, axes,
etc. Also household furniture,
grain, etc.
TERMs.-One years time will be
given, purchasers giving note with
approved security, Interest at 8 per
cent per annum on all sums over
s.. Sums under IS cash. A liber-
al per cent off for cash on all sums
over IS. INGEBoRG JACOBSON.
Alison RovEE, Auctioneer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-03-03

THE postal guide for 1886, shows
that the portion of Dakota aspiring
for statehood under the Harrison
bill, has o presidential postotfices
than any Of the following thirteen
states: Presidential offices in South
Dakota SO; Delaware 7; Louisiana
IL; West Virginia Ia; Florida, Is;
Arkansas 16: South Car DINA II;
Maryland 10; Alabama 20; North
Carolina %; Mississippi %; Ten
nessee 26; Georgia %; Virginia 81.
These thirteen states have now
twerty-four senators and seventy.
five representatives,all of whom will
probably vote against the admission
Of Dakota.