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, 1886-07-22

Virginia for a time taxed sales of liquor
at cents a drink, and required barkeep-
ers to be provided with bell-punohes for
registry. Tn state bought the intru-
ments at IS each n sold them TO the
rumsellers at SIC. They were afterward
taken back upon the repeal OF the law,
and the state has now sold them at auc-
ton for 6 cents each.-ChicaQo Journal
, 1886-07-22

THERE should be a reimbursement of
public opinion regarding Senator Malone,
who has been generally supposed to be
impervious to shame. This is error, in
asmuch as he confesses himself ashamed
of his instrumentality in securing the
election of his colleague.
, 1886-07-22

Now that the president has gone to
spend several days as the guest of Gov
ernor Hill at Albany, it is possible that
the rumors so readily credited and freely
quoted by the Republican press concern
ing an i'll feeling between the governor
'-d the president, may cease to occupy so
attention.
, 1886-07-22

w. N. Hunt the druggist, has sold u
great deal of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and DiarrhGa Remedy and has handled
it for years, he not only recommends it
Tor bowel complaint but positively guar
antees it, For general family use there
is no better medicine prepared.
, 1886-07-22

The Judge presiding at the trial of the
bomb-throwers in Chicago, has ruled that
a dynamite conspiracy involves in criminal
liability all who are engaged in (which
sounds like good law, and certainly is good
common sense.
, 1886-07-22

SPEAKER CARLISLE is reported as say
ing that while it is possible that congress
may adjourn by the LIST of August, yet the
probabilities are that the session will be
prolonged at least till the 9th of that
, 1886-07-22
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT cmsyrSSE CRY,

Wyo-. July "a. 1896. I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention
that said proof viii be med. before The %rceistel
and receiver ut Cheyenne City, Wyo.. on Aug
y. Issd, w Chari-- 4. H"yt. DIS No s,2oi
for the Sc y Of sec IA. tip Is, n T o.. W.
lie names the following witnesses to PROV,
his continuous residen e upon and cultivation
OF "a d land, VIZ: George W Hoyt. Margaret ]
ledge, OF Little H~ortetreek. wyo, William {
Lyklns, OF South Bend Wyo
EDGAR 8. WILSON. Register.
, 1886-07-22

THE Democrats of Wyoming should
organize for the coming campaign in the
most thorough and effective way, with a
view to the success OF territorial and
county tickets.
, 1886-07-22

The practice OF cheap publishing in
France is abou to reach its lowest level
in the issue OF n series Of new original
noveln by w~ell-known writer's. printed In
deny syo on fair paper with striking COW
ers, at IA penny Observation-Disclosures
Call.
, 1886-07-22

SINCE the Fourth of July, four boys
have died in New York of lockiaw, re-
sulting from wounds inflicted by toy
pistols, and yet the deadly weapon is kept
on sale.
, 1886-07-22

St0Cs been held up, by advocates of
--c-riennepin grab, as an example of the
value of such works. 1t escapes mem
ton. that not a cent of United States
money was put in the Erie, which was
built wholly by New York, at a period
when the of that state were in
ferior to those of any to be directly bene-
flied by the Henncpin.
, 1886-07-22

ONLY 1920. 900 for coast defense, and
$15,0 0o, 900 for the river and harbor ON
nibus lob.
, 1886-07-22
NOW'N

NON>N triho with any Throat or
49, Lung Disease. II you have
a Cough or Cold. or the children nre
threatened with Croupo or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's Englinh Remedy and preveni
further trouble. It is n positive cure,
and we guarantee II. Price 10 and 50c
Pcarsc 4 McGill, Druggists.
, 1886-07-22

Wedding and visiting cards in great
variety at the leader office.
, 1886-07-22

Mining Location Notices at Leader Office
, 1886-07-22
DENVER

II b.
Mgr. ofArtists Stained Glass.
DesiEns furnished on application.
Blake aud 18Th SIS. Denver, Colo.
nARf a. LEE,
Wood Maniels. Crates. Brass
Fenders. Tiles. Harris regulator
stops smoky CRATES. 453 10Th street,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
THE CONFEDERATE BONDS.

Hthore is my American who APPROVES
OF the payment ot the Confederate war
debt he ought to he found in the Sluth.
We have therefore been looking over Il G
Southern newspapers somewhat care.
;ully TO learn what might lie snid on the
subject. Here is VIII It we fud in the
Charleston News AMI Courier. The
bonds are not now in the hands Of th ir
original EurcL tsers. They have b en-
purchased and are largely held by for,
rigu spectators gho hp;S't them en-
the widest venture twenty years after
the Southern Comfederncy was dead,
and for purely speculative
We hope that there is not one Southern
Congressman who will vote for any
such prepOsterous scheme. There il no
state in the South which cnn be held rc..
Southern Confectionery. there cln be no
Confederate war debt. and there is not
ponSible for securities which were issues
by the Cont edcIntc Government duriuo
It's 'htlirc lunl struggle for ind, pcndeuce.
Il have since be, IL r.pudiat.d by the
Gnvernn eut Of the United States.'
Bondholders W II not find mu h couSo.
Intiou III this. but IL is loaded with ia.
inctS IN the case, II these are what they
are cr.--Eureka Sentinel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
BLAcz JACK.

Drperai LogHu's pet subject for abuse
aud elimination, the FIIZ John Porter
bill, came up for action III the Senate
yesterday. and he delivered hiuseif of
abe usual dose Of bile on that subject.
The fact will strike HON, TO Black JACK
one of these days like n thousand
bricks hitting him all at once, that the
hoyS Of the Grand Army do no believe
ID persecution, and will not uphold him
10 IL The malice aud hatred of twenty
Ave years ago must have been very
strong, indeed. when il Gun be 50 rendi.
~ ~SSenel into life to-day ut the mel.
Sion OF the man who has calmly borne
SIS blighting fleets tr all that time
without = murnur. Logan was n "fai.
70 middiing' solid r. but b is q mighty
mean political Opponsnt. I salt Lake
Democrat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
BILYER CERTIFICATES.

The action Of the Co unittse OF III.
Whole il tue HDpN. ~ Representatives
IN cooperating an sRtndae t. the
6audry Civil I'LL r=v1:rius the Secrr-
tIry Of che Treasury +, i,sue cirtifcNtcs
OF The Denomination Of 81. 81 aud -
ON AL surplus AiITxr dollars uoy in the
Treasury. for th< purpose OF paying
ali clHimx against Cue government, il a
move in the right dir.r;ion ami one
snIeh will mrvt the b arty approval
.. the ineEds Of siIT.r.
This mEtrSr al The issuance o!
'Ttihcatea oil small denomination will
1t only prove n Convenience to the
general pubic. to business ui-n In AL
u. \ Ies OF trade as Vel - To kbyTs..
NnSSe purchases are Usually co .7ucd
~ anal A~iHoauts. bat iii vii be a uIraus
" u'i.iEinS the large amount Of silver
lyIng idle in the Treasury b. placing
l." ejaculation it, representative which
lie u legal tender in the payment o!
a;o'S ooth pup'ic ana private, aud a.
iLe evolution "s-quir-." the Secretary
o.! the Treasury /. issue szch cetifea,es
for disbursement in the payment Of the
HecesSAry expenditures Of the govern
n.eni. il will relieve that officer Of tue
self imposed ohli ;stiou to pay only
g Id. an OhEssH-u which Is only in his
Bdnd aud la the interest Of the large
creditors "f the government and ti-
enemies of silver. We hail this a. IN.
other evidence Of tue ultimate triumph.
II silver 10 Leing placed where it natur-
=li- e=is.s=- .. - -. lily ~;,h gold
IN sTery respect. aud We believe the
fnenis Of the white uieta! will Lot stop
snort Of that riasb " be desired rr-
suit,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
The PTesiienL's Salary.

1t j. sad that one Il J. Hayes who.
II will Ue Remembered, 1t me t.i.r
served ia the capacity OF Pl, i .-rt o.
tile United - les n~itcaIirI " draw
his salary in advance. bet il.e Treas
nry officials IN lei {" respond to the
r.quIs.ti"n. HID IL been in Exc rDun-
~ Ac would have got /, - Tia l. aud
mas hrrn the uSruI cIs:o-l O.. . Irl,"
uf the FOu.t- Jui.-i.i Dir, q Ma
ia, III an for thu count %! Exc.
If there is any Law uu;aor. z,rs tn
District Judge to draw his Aal.Iy Ia
ore he earns it we have been unable 10
iud II, and there is cer'niu!y no more
justice III paying that 9Th rrr in ndyanc,
than there would be in paying IN I'd.
Ii the salary of the Assessor, the
Treasurer or any other Sa.aried III.
GER. The President Of ia. Unite
States cam" draw has snlary in d
vance. but al Elko county JUDI,
does.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
Gn'n.AI nKvs.

fAe tsaiO~a tdtsrrs in th. i.st seSe.,
AAJa il the Cnitrsl STAIRS aud Canal,
we're is2, .sAAa Ia in the Pruasedins
Or~
2. =. BNraa~ t.tserspAs from
BIde~pou. Conn., il HS-rroes IN the
SS~r OF hi. death. thss be /. i've aud
eel as sser.
rS=skT-foor aen vecs kill "a and six
tesn ent~sbSd ai.Se y-st- Is: by au
explosion ia = eoliirry at Rochelle.
Rni~-. in the D-ts.tmeai VI tie So
49,.
silas W. SAsn1ersou- sE-JsdSe OF the
Supreme Coat " California AMI Alter
ny for tbs Central P.ci6e Rllnoad
c'npany. did II San EuAnci.eo Thur
day sIsnin2,
Thp nrstfaHt fruit tcAin sSer sent troul
CAlifoEuis - The East left Sasament"
1hrn-'Gy incoming. II cou~is1ai Of Ill
teen ears forwarded by the Caiforn.s
frlit GDSiE3 Association.
AmoGs thu post traders reported u
Sue SENATE whose lisen= bad not heel
FrneVcd. ALL Assiust whom changes
b.Ss Lnrn preferred IL Z. GEiswUId. Ne
I@dA AerneT-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

Bennett Ehrrmwer,h. u Eureka fraud.
>a!~ the White Piue News, opened u
HAT store here last week, t,rrrnUiuirr
ten dayN and selling what he could. b.
PACKED up the Otiance and left. beating
e'"syb"dy who had Hu,ih ng O. d. with
hiin Benton. WHO furnished the ruoLI
Tor MS stp:r, followed him TO Robin
son overlook tim. LIade Inn pun.
gle. and gave him a tLrlsLiug L,-:d.>.
Ehr. nveIih j. II dead beat. anil it
Nj" no, be hra'thy for him to In,
III an appearance IN Taylor soon
again.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
An Honorable han,

Gcorsc II. BuSwell, Of Lorclock. came
TO "ihnemuccn IN 1881 to mike fin Al
proof on 100 ncr, = of lnnd which he Ind
t'k'n mp under the Soldiers Homestead
Act A. lie was crippled from paraIys.s
and wounds received while in rh, army
the County Commissioners allowed hin,
T25. lie now writes the County Tr.ns.
irer that lie did not like 10 take IA.
money though hr needle ! II. but Cam.
'nis Toner Carpenter informed him th,,
he conld p,y back the amount II n.
wanted 10. lilo says il has been n
sonrre Of regret to him over since. and
now lint hc is nble To pay the debt. he
sends mn eSp'"sE order Ca the Treasurer
Tor $50. five Of whirh IL for interest. 90
th"t he cnn get the mu;'cr of. his min,
n celebrate thr coming Fourth Of July
with n clear conscience.
MIR. BuSw'li r~rc4haY vas allowed a
pension II back pay. mil though h. ).
physically disabled, he has a cleo,
'n'hd ~ we'll as = Gle, " con.ci., ~.
S1ch men M lie d, srtys we'll ~
their country. hni ought 10 r,cei,,
pension.-Silyer State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

the FnneoChinra- ~Ir. tn. tall ivr
the rsiisf Il RiehDnl T. wiGt-T.mi,h.
lAtr a~oors-sPrr Of the hoaAr. Wa> allow.
ed TO hseOme = lac Without ur~ Prsi-
d-Ht's isnaturr. The President ~r.tS
the veto messages himself without asSis-
tner hy d'etAtion or othersi<-- They
make about nifty Paers OF closely writ.
ieu foolscap. Iule-i. il i stated ;hst tlp.
President has personally 1nitra -Srry
nrss gr that has issn-l fro u the wh.ts
H0Hs< daring his administration
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
Tho River and Harbor Bill.

a few weeks ago certain OF our e..
tecn'rd contemporaries hintoA II Demo.
cratic ",iraVngance when the RIVER and
hHrhor appropriation Till passed the
House. Now the ltrpubl cnn Rcn,ir
bias Increased the appropriation By
about $4,000, O0O. making the total for
rivers and hHrhOrs SIS. 900. 0O0, nnd our
"rieemcd contemporaries have not a
word to say. Why this silcnce7 n il
wis e~T'rNvngnnt Tor tho Democratic
House TO appropriate SO. 900. 900 for
improving navigation, how does Il De-.
coiae economic for the R'pnblicnn Sou.
ate to increase III. npptop. l.i!ou to
$4,000, O0Ot lSiIVsr State,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
JUDGE DAVID DAVIS.

The dispatches nnuouuce the death
o'1udge David Davis at 6 O'Clock on
S"tu day morning Mt his residence in
Bloomington, Illinois. Surrounded by
b $ family and friends he passed quiet
j. hyHy ito tlInt undiscovered country
ftom whose bourne no traveller re.
Iurns."
Tie Sat lake Democrat .ays.
More than any man now in the polIt.
seal arena, Judge Davis challenged the
attention OF the people bv rrNson n hi.
frequent changes o: political adherence.
aud brought on himself the frequent
jurisdictions Of those whom he deserted
IN consequence. He had staunch sup.
porterS. however, in 10th parties, and
~hAteyer may be said Of his erratic &C.
tions. no man San impnts TO him dis
b'Rest Dtotiyss. He viewed questions
nf great public concern ia n light differ.
lng from most ether pubic mrn, and
governed himself accordingly. Judge
Davis Was boporsl By The people with
Che h'khs1 nAcss ia their gift, and
leaves behind him a record for purity
OF character and disinterestsdDess OF pur
pose which forns . placing aud grute-
ful notA<aAt With che records Of many Il
Lhoee vito we're in the a~sccniency in
his day, In later year" he a-pircd 10
the Presidential chair. bat the uncer.
t"iniy Of M" political course prcciuded
.the possibility Of ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
An Editor on h. -.x.':z.

T. L Pieo;'", %ho pu,lisle.i Eever.l
Year, aeO the Lyon County TIta-S. this
stale. NiyS ia" Eureka ScniiD.L ia noN
ranHine . Taper ia Haley. Idaho.
SnO~R ~ the rim--. 1t Spp-arS the
si'tI-ns Of THAI {" n are &c tang up a
Fourth of Jaly Solicitation. .ud PiDtIs
hid nat favor the arpoiutm at Of Hon.
Phil K IAN A. Marshal on the occa>ioa,
and after publishing the doinsS Of thu
Committee Of Arrans-Iu-nts he. last
saturday. hred the S4uib at NJ. Regal,
IN we'd tina; the Gnnd Marsh Al b. de-
cisrrrl TO be Jesus Cari,t." Mr. Ryan
demanded D. Pieotie the next day AN -,-
P!snat!ou. and then slaplrd him in the
face. Just then in rushed au outsider,
6u; no, quick euoagh to stop P,cV;tr
ron nnnS shot into NJ. L gas
groiu. from his little PISTOL which WAS
Nppsre.ily IN his hand for an asSa>-
Srn'~ SHrk. 4, last 10 arr est,
had brru made.
Moral: Don't monkey with the buzz.
SAL" NL'n yoG visit IA printing ufhre.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

y S"i''beha'ei. respectable g,Il some
Is Year. OF age. WIS sssau.trd in 81,
L'Sr City ON Fnlty nlSh: 10y a scala.
"" to whom she had been iu;rod need,
AND who succeeded in guiirl--sly lea :
my her t" II retired ruitiou 81 the c.ty
ST." SUCCEEDED III e%!uiius him aud ran
screaming t" ne.gh'oc's with her
c!othiu; he srl? torn from her prr,on
Girls shou he mo.r c. rc.ul about mnL.
ihS the acquaintance Of s,run,rr, um lie
street,. and would 10 well to 20 up ~
the strrrts al Il hit on y when attended
10y q resp cIwL! escort.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
4 Batch ofyetoes.

LhH rhprsdSy vas protAbIvthe buSi,
's'idsy PfesiasHtC levrIanJ has bad sine,
hi" inauguration, aud the arnOunt OF
work accomplished pho.Gs that he Is no
IdIer.
During the day he acted on liS pri.
rnis pension bills. after giving each
1a"c thorough psrsouI szamiulaop.
Thirty idilH were vetoed end sighiy.siS
approved. liz also approved Abe bill
JrinhburSing Elwin gGysns Quilted
s,sis" Consul ut Kingpo, chjnA. for sE.
SrAcrdjnsIy expenses incurred during
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
csaaaacensnt Exercises.

Last Ihursiay'> Reno Jounrl gives
au attended I-por; Of the conference
Enrut "KrUi~s Of Bishop Whitaker'S
>"h"ol for girls. together with the n l..
lre>>rs If tie guduat ;. Amun. them
We u1tic- al Interesting article entitled
odd Iui-~ Rrt"!l." hy Miss Lila Nav
Pullman. which il y Production Of
much merit, au"i wLirh. but for It's
length, NC should b. pleased to re-lro.
luce III these colimns.
Among the awaris Of prizes was Il
: Id tEiulle TO Miss Ida Pullman for
the best made gtrIu"nt. which i ryi.
''encr that while r,Iu, nting the mental
faculties, the physicd nni practical al.
acAt.ou OF Tie pulis i, 10, urgl, ctrd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
South Fork Celebration

W T. Crane gives notice that there
%iil be Fourth "i Jul, eel Gsation 1t
she grove n short d!stuncr above his RS.
iirnc, on Sou'h Fork. to which all ur.
corlln ly III ':rrd. The location l. a
pleasant on and ample prcpnrt tiou ,
are being made .ur pleasant d.
recreation. The celebration will trkr
place on SATURDAY. the 3rI in ,;..rt.
thereby having Suulty FOR les; Wilton,
breaking int ruotUcr wsck. Come In,
enjoy Yuur-rivrs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
.ISn1niISsneS.
INev York SUM-

So Bother Id uurls NJ, Que Of the
eL zen Sensiors NLo voted against M.
BNk's Iili prohibiting mrmbxr> Of Con-
&" - fron accepting retair,r II or couu-
Nei fees iron Land Sr ut or sub>idizei
raalrais. Well. this ~as candid and
n'aisly on the part Of Mr.. Eiu.uuds. II
IT - true THAI hc derives "a lucrative pro-
fes qua income from the Iaud smul
eoipoRtions. But what, was it that
Brother Edmund, Wrote Just two Year,
aso about Brother BItin : habit D.
Nia''ins Up. bayvnet IN hand. iEOn b.
Linl Jay GouId's brrs,tworks Whenever
certain corporation Interests were at
laced III the Uuitrd Stat Senate?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
Grand omcers.

At the recent session Of the Grand
Lo ige' |. D. o. F.. the following OH
eer' we're appointed to serve for the ru.
suing y a.:
= &. FOCUS Of Reno, Grand Chaplain ;
u a h'cHkI". of wlnn.mu :ta. GmiI
Marshall T.. Fianni.h4m of G. id
Hill. Grand Conductor: J. Davidson. of
Eureka Grand Guardian; John H.bbe,s.
Of Elko. Gsaud Herald.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04
State T ga CttItlIttitute.

The following u tc il,,ructurs will
De present at the State rrHcher's Iusi..
'n'e to be held at Reno. July -. Col.
oheI +. W. Pnrkrr. rnucip,d Of tue
Cook County Normal School ,ue,r Cu,.
cneol; Mrs +. W. Parker, teacher ia Tia,
same school; J'>eph O'Counor, Dcpu-
y City Superintendent OF Schools Of San
fr"uc'sco, and other p1omiuen. eIuc..
IOrs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-07-04

T. T. Lnycock hns been relieved ne
Chief Ci"fk oi The United Site. Limit
once at Reno, % scoGugi Of u recent
order hom the T.. :. tomuissiou., s,s
rending pubic hand surveys. J. ".
Parker om rly Of vire,"io City. re-.
t"in' bis poa'.iVn a. chef dnDvl.tsmau
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-08-11
wonderful Cures.

w. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga, says:
We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklin's Arnica Salve for two
years. Have never handled reme-
dies that sell as well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There has
been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city.
Several cases Of pronounced con-
sumption have been entirely cured
by the use Of a few bottles OF DR..
Kings New Discovery, taken in con:
nection with Electric Bitters. We
/! guarantee them always: Sold by J.
/ S. Talcott:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-08-11

For the past three years Murtha
Il Sickle have been experimenting
in the making of brick and have
now turned out a kiln that satisfies
their ambition. Their new kiln is
the best, by far, of any they have
heretofore manufacture and excels
any that is now made anywhere else
in the west. They have discovered
a fine bed of good potters clay and
by new process have secured the
results they have so long endeavor-
ed to get Caliopo Mdefe,aleat.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-08-11
Mr.. J. r. Sanborn, Of Yankton
was iii the city Monday.

We learn that nearly all of the
small grain in the central and north
ern part of the county was put in
stack before the recent rains. Down
here on the bottoms the stacking is
a little later, although the crop has
all been cut and saved in good
shape, and most of the stacking
done.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-08-11
HIGHLAND RIpPLES.
RICHLAND AUG. 10, 1886

/
Grain and hay stacks are climb
ing heavenward.
Henry Solem is taking subscrip-
tons for medical work.
Daniel Wilcox and John Frits
have been on the sick list since our
last.
Johan Clementson is making pre-
parations for an overland journey
to Charles Mix Co.
The dance at Ervin's, Friday
night, drew quite anumber ofyoung
people from this place.
Mr. Chas. Tollefson is home from
railroading. Charley is an indus
trious young man and is highly re-
spected here.
Unusual care is being exercised to
save all the hay crop Reports of q
scarcity and fabulous prices have
prompted this.
James Peterson is attending nor
NAL school, at Valparaiso, Ind. JAS.
is one of our old school chums and
we know he will not waste his time
in college.
The Hayseeds can "trip the light
fantastic" as well as they can ham
die base ball. At the hall of
pleasure next Wednesday evening,
they will give evidence of the for
mer.
Miss Ida Kiplinger has closed a
vers successful term of sch DOL in
the Sioux Dist. She will soon COM
mence months term. Miss
Ida expects to do what she can to
keep the world alive
e. NJ. Cummins' stacking outfit
arrived here last Friday. The now
ers had been at work several DAYS.
having a clean hundred acres mown
when the stackers came. 1t made
the rest of us "hay-makers" feel an
tique when we saw E. M crew be-
gin to dot the Sioux bottom with
stacks.
A dream that Ajax dies of ossifi-
cation of the heart, after long
struggle and gees to his reward in (?)
eve are in doubt about the place. J
observation-disclosures of the heart
is catching.
Sometimes / dream. A few
nights ago | had a hideous journey
in unknown space, waited thither
in the warm embrace of slumbers.
Suddenly great gate doomed up
before my vision. 1t seemed to be
the entrance through a blackened
wall to a something beyond. A
cloven footed monster sat above the
gate, and on his beetle brow these
words "The judge were written.
AS my eyes Toasted on this scene, l
heard far below me voice singing
"Homeward Bound" The singer
robed in grave clothes rushed up be-
fore the Judge. (May l enter said
he to the judged "After the exam
nation" was the reply.
The examinations:
| CUES. what is your name and
address?
| Ans. A. Jack, Richland, d. +.
| Cues. Have they any churche.
there?
| Ans. Yes, and make 'em fee
me too, sire.
| Cues. did you compose that re.
cent poetry on Adonis, our enemy?
Ans. No, / took it from one O
my valentines, making. only Sigh
changes.
Cues. What is your profession
Mr.. j.?
Ans. am the advance agent Q
Ingersoll, Paine 4 Co.'s circus.
Very good, you may pass in.
At this juncture / awoke, but still
l think my dream will sonetim
/. prove true.
/. Dreams are little things, they dwell
Deep In the hearts inIpassionesl we'll
Il tOriginai.)
ADoNfs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-08-11
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-08-11

| wish to inform the people of
Elk Point and vicinity that | will be
here only 8 weeks longer. Those
wishing photos, come early, and
give me time to finish them.
n. p. Hampton.