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New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels ard ai,roads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

cOFFEE-1radlng In spot Brarn grades was not ea
ensye but holders OF desirable grades were hrn IN
luence Of light stocks ban caTgoes quoted 81 Ia
500 bags aud spot At lie foi No ovo 40
No tn BaitimO:el, l2 l-Sc this market IN snoss
parcels there sales OF l,o00 bags No 10 DISC
sus and LOCO do CaIitana, prompt shipment 10 I-sc
cost and freight, Mild grades him and moderately ac.
spot interior pafang quoted al l9 lie sses 700 oas'
TimoF steamer Holland, II Lac, and lOo4 20 MhIF
ea0o The option list opened hiaher on nrmeE eeoeS
but prices easei 6Rl0 points during the day tnouEn
anal figures Represented net gain Of lOelo points o'e'
saturdays figures. sales, 81. 2j0 bags
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Endnnd!.
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NEw.YoRK, Arc. IL iee2
70 THE SECURITY HOLDER OR TIE
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RI. co.

The committees Tor the reorganization cf the CHI hhsA
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY ana me
RICHMoND AND ALLEGBANY RAILROAD CON
PANY hsyo agreed ec the sv2rovsi Of the ho'dsfs
OF the securities they represent OF those 10 bs isoea
IN mace thereof that respective lines shall b. opef
a,ed IN close connection under single management thos
forming Desirable route short In distance and Win
favorable grades as any line between tho CENihAh
WEST ara t.ae-wsier % the ATLANTIC COAST.
The agreement ccnpmp;a.cs On ultimate uaiscs os s1s
railroad Of tbs RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANf COM
PAvY 70 tho ownership control Of the CHAS~
PEAKE AND OHIO COMPANY, or iv sucoessor
Unon the surrender to US y the certificates issued ey
the MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. representing
stock and bonds OF the RICHMOND AND ALLEGhAsf
RAILROAD COMPANY. deposited under the existing
plan Of reorganization Will Issue. In exchange here'
ioy our negotiable receipts which cn5ue the hooers
thereof. un6e. the agreement between tie two commit
tees to new bends and when issued, as provides
therein.
The right 10 participate therein is condisonsd N ne
care Of holder desiring TO participate. upon his
deposi,inc his present with duly indorsed
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO REoRGANfzATioN
COMMITTEE the rish. 10 limit the time w'hn
which deposits may be made with US or 70 NJ
n.naes on ubsequent deposits and who wish 70 Ear
eicpae In the plan should therefore deposit shs cer'
a cates with US without delay the offer 70 receive en
being made subject In al respects TO the confs Oh as
committee.
Copies Of the agreement between Ire tive eenm'sesS
and circulars relating thereto and other nsermssS
ba h.d sioo A.. Office.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

fraction lower with sales At the rangs Oh ~ WI
100 N for Good Hogs - - ~, ,s> a avaraxe a
ssies-J. G. smith: ~ stats Hogs zso rouch 10
ne 20 per 100 n IA DO, 212 70, az ~ 1o' S'
e5s n AZ IS Sc; do, Gf2 D. at fS 20 ,., 90 "A "A N
Judd & buckingham: State Hogs zA' W - W
2 do eos n al co !: 8 DO, ia =, o. 30 10
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
financial.

A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE pecuniarily profitable and
n noble character requires the use OF Few thou.
sand dollars for limited time the manager VIII pay q
bonus and give seeuy for tae money Address JESSUP.
BOX l. OS3, N. y. l.. o.
G PECIAL or active investor in established
- electrical business young man preferred objects y
cal patents for saie Addrsss UNUSUAL aePoRTU.
NIFTY, Bex IL Tdb1ae OmeA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
2 % ~ d 3 "A II

20 Z.
'if;t MHx AND sTRAwrhe nay rsIEet easy in tone
sS5en HnySh?ees 10 s5S7 sa pc pcove9 gO 5e slipping 500
Csc. st.aw-Lons re 6jG76c; short rye 6oGS0c' Ga"
que: @aTE'i yfs p@' s1 tt0fss sns Sis
hGil f Spfaden' Si! aI York S sa crop 1851
Do dds 5aSc Pacific Coast crop 1891 Sd2c' do $3.50
MHTAs cqSpcf Arm les 5000 n R4.i@GFe %:
io7 fPo' for '1e 6ctober 1S and dsic TO- Noyember
49, ,1G S5f baS s'SSd 'Sd Sacf PM
SCg5nsIn eoFEes 1ane 90Eisa Eon = %
Good Strained, 81 o. + e. -; Il .! ri si SO
q 3? l2 81 w. w. k q '0' NJ q 90 A. y oV
oIis-cottonsscd tim safes % 20 100 sss on quality
6 f5ra' cocoaau 8seea Ss. gT.ds: vsSa eTS
i9ns c fS'i?R:.sa l5sss s5S sssRa g
sy NSsa,se S9' & s,, s.ssssa ss psfe ss;ss
sesi beached sss spem -1s na'gTs s. vlRsG. wRs.
osasnsa SoIbern ssa 3sc natural winter c beachoa
4se extra beaenea 4'e sea ss aDonIaSd
qr n 9e Bank 27e sait'' Sss 1eEe sc' Sc
Frsis"GSs rsim' Trmd' PITT i2S4 a. 8-zs
OCEAN FRFIGHTS-Berth accommodation for grain
Tes Seey ifo eoeSm e Tonnage icsrce and
BETH ENGAGEMENTS Liyeraoo- n stca5 ooG
%is' ga ID hence 3. S ooC 0qs1e; & grain. 1nl:
weip steam hence 900 bushels grain 3D. Es%esses coo as %
I =
/ els grain 81. and 5000 bushels grain. l.4d ~
| TRoLEJM HAKTEEe-continent iiyT pt.aceiphiss' s
Iriflsh bark Kings County tpfor . 900 ob.s rrhhel
private terms: Baltic, from Philsde. phia Nor"r
bark r. A. Munch ipr0r 200 btls refined a. "a DUP
lin hence BRIG Tafifa , 300 bbls refined and naphiha
q. Cd Msrsecs ffom Philadelphia. Austrian ship, me
lord Warden "a arrived 0CO bbis crude, 4s GhA y
/ CHARTEEs-Coik- for orders from Baltimore: British
t,rarlcf Thomas TuInbull 10 900 quarter gran, %
! Nf~rFII.ANEOUS CHAR1IRS-Nuevta- ana back,
| srhsonlf Wilsm H. Jones' general cargo. lump Sun
H,nO, Ayres Boston British bark President, unl
i Aoy from S BS7t2a arr2 2' sSTa% gaS.ts 1S0I ,r
sc,i,,' sales 800 bbls Mess. Quotations: One
yearod Ness s14 e5asl4 so; New Mes si5 95ssi5 -
Shoff Gear sls 254sl6 90. Extra Prime, el3i IriiIs
| Mess si69sl6 60 and Family Mesa sleat2O
Editions City EItla md. Mess ,ia aslt
s7as7 So Packet ssa:s 80 per sb and si2asie so IL
| Heroes Psts 81 50es7 * Family, 90 -.
! REP HAMs-Dul hers. sales $50 packages o. s ns
West on private tern. w. 9u''sas soss1s "tsS tcl
yinefs iStfs, psehSa peSss his svcras. Ssass Piesis1
Mans ore quoted 2hdlSe PieS'd ShqIflqsrs S
s@SSsd sgs 100 - PEEsspD goGsnss.hs' s easier
Gyn 5esyy ~ eh va. ssSoedhs & though vsue
wee we'll maintained Aside ron 700 tes October y
! q s4c there sales reported August closed a
roc lid September st o zoe october at 81 asked no
yenbsr st l. Joe bid December et 23e asked sales Q
poaa "a at 80 Ss s1s sn'd a 10
BUTyEsdFSS Su. f.as and. S$ Ss1 hi, 91.r va.
cresmsry. State. fancy pals i;.a22e saeh 2ds as
| Wessorn 20 i2sl PRIME IL f2aisei sos@ iseAos
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
ed on American standard Of classlnca-
STAINED.
Good Orflnnr

Good Ordinary 71S1e Low Mlddlins ,neas 30
st. Good Ordinary s 5S MidHirg ~ 30
There additional sales Of sI~t cotton last Wa
mot then reportedJ OF 1913 bales for export anu 1oi
bales fer spinning , .
The market for forward deliveries was q9iet eno %
Operators waitin. for the cnd OF the
August deal. The market closed quiet and s'esGy al
points advance August, and 10 points deeHhe on
other months from Saturdays closing pnees
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
TleNeW-Y Mutual TELEGRAPH Co.

Successor to the Mutual Union Telegraph Company.
10 BRoADsT.. NEw-YoRK CITY \
Ts tho Bendbeiders or the Muruai Onion Teiesvap
Company and stockhoiders Of the New.Ysrk Mutual
Telegraph Company.
By arrangement Jus. perfected an saehsngs esp. p
rnsds ss par Of Bonds Of The MUTUAL UNION TELE,
SG4GAL TELESRARE eoMGANy sss sei.;ssa 5s:s
bonds Of the WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COM
PAEY bearing nve per cent interest," payable 'sE; ~,
OF January 1888. This exchange can be m,te az ths
once Of the Mercantile Trust Company OF New.Iorx
during business a. time before the close OK
business the 18th Of August, 1855.
the OF the exchange interest Will oe paid upon
the bonds from May to July ct the rate OF ak per
per anDum. .
Full Information to the terms Of ths eeusersl sryss
conditions of the exchange can Dc had o. ths
ONCE Of the Mercantile Trust Company or By appucs-
"'N " '-' JOHN O. MOORE. President
NEW.YORK, August Is. 1855.
THE WESTERN UNION T GRAPH COMPANY
has Of the time wtthis which
the exchange referred TO above bs made 20 SAT
URDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1SsS.
JOHN q. MOORE President
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
ClIhILx

COI1ON-Quoiatons SPOT were marked UP 10y !"
conform with The higher ruling OF the August option
Sales 252 bales for home Receipts OF the poIVs
3767 bales 390o do last week. ard LOB DO Ios
year Since September ho beginning OF the crop ygsv
the receipts have aggregated 5ooo ptr
comparing with 52S O23 Tor the corresponding time
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

In State bonds the dealings were small; Ala
bamas Class sold at lo3 IA and North Carolina il
consOl As at 81. OF city bank stocks New-lork
sold Il y at 225 and Merchants (sl at 1873.
The general railway bend market was dulL
Erie second es closed az 80 l-sas9 5-s; New,
8? 3-s. East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia gold
IS were in demand at 1903. Chicago and last
Illinois general IS were firm at 81 50 Phla-
were steady at ss 34aS8 5-S. but the second
and third preference rose to "a IL ana % 81
respectively Missouri, Kansas and Texas general
SIS were up to 81 IA and the IS to G2 IL
Reference Is made 70 our fun report oil bona
sales
OF unlisted securities dealt in at tie Stock
Exchange, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 200
at 81 3-l Western National Bank nO) at 81
Chicago Gas 900, at. SO. Lehigh and Wllkcs
he Coal s5 at MsscaH N"opa
300 at 81 Lease, Philadelphia and Reading Old
u O0) at GO ID Chicago and Atlantic Beneficiary
59S occ o. a. M'Ifan ni SaGnf anG M hs Desert Iaad
300 at So IL 1-2
The wcok oncns with no change, in tho condi-
tion O, the IN cney market; call loans ruled at
| Gas per cent, with tho business about evenly
divided between the two figures.
Tie Clearing House statement to-day. was as
fellows: Exchanges s35,4se'Ssl; oaances
The Sub.Treasury to-day Was debtor at the
Clearing House 1852 4s6. rs net gain on balance
on Saturday and to-day was So 0l made up by
gains OF s3j73 currency and s9Q6 5i3 coin. The
tro days operations covered: Receipts, si,221-
46N; payments, SO 81 0.344 resulting in general
balance e SEQ, l30, 909 consisting CT Slol,l3l,-
s73 coin and 81 900 036 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day s245,00o National bank notes for
rcdcni ptlon -.
The customs receints were ss9l, l,354 and the
internal revenue receipts were s6l6,l50.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
August o5. August 81. Differences
Net cold on hid e200 73 SOL 1875 800 Inc 81
Net siiy'r hid So 225.777 60 l6e,@S0 Dec 31.S4l
Net legal tend'rs .o- o-o
! hand......- 41,SeO,756 slo9o'c'' DEC zo''V''
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no range Of prices and the total dealings were - FOL

Refnsd OIL good demand a. 12 cents gallon,
but The INQUIRY for L was checked BY r,s o iS cens
necessary orders pending further sdvices from the ohef
SIDE. Tho market closed firm at the advance.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

Net cash b,n's sS4e 0o945l s34c 92l Inc s5044O
The foreign exchanges were quiet and the
market was featureess at quotations for business
as follows Bankers bills 81 81 81 and 81 ~ "A
for long and short sterlins respectively; 80 IL
and g. 20 for francs 81 rs and 95 3-s for reich
marks: 40 IA and 40 for guilders
In London British consos were easier at
% 5-l6 and 90 3-s respectively for money and
account In the open market money was easy
at l-2 per cent between bankers and at ? "a
lcr cent for discount Of bankers bills. The
Bank of England gained f4l, 900 bullion on
balance Bar silver was quiet at 42d. per
ounce English standard American railways were
higher at the opening-gene-ally higher than
the EQUIVALENTS Of Saturdays home prices.and
continued to advance TO the close. AT Paris
French per cents rose 10 $3.50 ana sight
to ha
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

w Ing business . special capital for . limited uPA
ssfe ana profitable Investment Tor Of nsen& ~
Crsss r ]. WiE1EH. obrg Winter. 20 BrssdrsA
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

fLoUE AID MEAL-ln sympathy With, With whsaS so the
Sc is 200 e6 9eigdng ioSS s6o on Es tinS n
Fxtra. ssd.S 5o 3 500 boIs Winter Wheat Extra. ssd
S5s 20 GS NJ Ms 0f a. - 90 Fine aa 20
ga sqperae e e'g5s ~ w. S5 tg es s ara e & % S r
s. VIZ 2 cOf rs sH4 o ssss g g S5 a very 5
Choice. s3 55ds5; Very Choice 70 Fancy brands sJe
= a. a. rs'f%'i III! ana hesy
70 fancy d. 81 i64 - 40 incIu ing Patents RYE
S"e 499 RI sppene at. a. 70 s0Ss,ss 0SssS ~
Branivwne quoted at SO 40 Western yellow quoted at
cEAIEwnEATThe wheat 'reeglatio,n has as, been been
very irregular t ne outset win weak & caeeS ,e anu ,d
eating decline Of 'elso while further decline Of
tcnincy hewn ana the market closed arm at nes net
iao Gr1ns was w thu ' ep,rt thst the Vienna Conere,.
bad rendered an unfdvoaDe report on the EUROPEAN eop
sna diSunaea ani tSe aagcnce was slight TTaing
Iacn1 re, ony % Sr6 Sas lots ' we're lover sai
' & oS & wa, mG ~ g 6 ,S s,es ssy were ssn 6P
exporters The spot sales ln.luded No ~ Mil%arsss at
Elevator 9ssysl saos., sa.casi oie T. B.; 80; RED
S N 30 RI s ss e g c es' osus 81 li st Ss 10 @
Smeer S5 >, &c c sos " c5 g. & % cG elo
sIoi- Do Nay 81 l,asi o. dosing a: 81 C.,' -
NYD BtRLEY EALT- Dull and wholly nominal :,
ss ,egrecains -, COO lbeis orruae go 600 bush
es export secounn largely at The expense o. values
sympathy Ti;h wheat ard win large rcccipt, g the
Wcs, generally weak, Thc roke' orened AZ decline
OF io1ec declined L.GiIsc, hut closed frm
option i2, oo0 ~ hels 'utuc Tho pot sales irculei
nera lci Mixed a. 50 3fq5a a4c 10 g go elevator.
Duf'an ranges were No - IS 53 lSc closing
II 81; t9 sc,icmicr - 7sa5,c, closing a. &c DO
October 80 151Ga 54c clo-ur at 81 3Sc; do November
81 sr5 Sc. cog - 50 3sc Do ,nl''ei 50 - a
81 lie CLOSING O. 80 R4r. pATS-Nhotts werc to-day
oua sous buyers of 30 hucust option for which they
lei prices IN fof option named to l4c above the
hgc howcvo- a. they dec'irei lorl4c during The day
C- lots were advanced &c quite active trading.
SO. lG0 600 bu.rai future. ct.ooo bushels SPOT IN
c!r1i1c so 3 At %: 10 white, 37a27 i-lc: 10 2 83a
9 10. do white 4Ic 80. white. 42c Mixed western,
oSGa3r ph.tc do. 3se}3c No. Aueust % l.2g25e:
ens'nr al 3jc Scufrrlher. 20 5Sn' 80 closing at
70 5sc do Oetobor, closing al 20 IS n S9y'm6er
@iosir0 A. 20 Sic. AZ D'cenhcr closing al Slc q.
/ Fi,ru-Quirt steady and unchanged
ev.i OK Produce Exchange statement OF visible sup
B ply saturday, huEus; Is. 1855; 49,,
/ Wheat Com Oa's rye baIic!'
AMI aaoat 40 $50 121 o17 o3l os2 1877 1875
r,creasa 997 G;7 ------ IA 33 80 1879 -
ne.r.ssa - 1i7..ai ---- $500
Visible supply in the UIitel states ana Cspata ,,-,ov
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

August o5 August q. Differences
Net eold on hid goo 04sl73 s2OL 800 Inc 22G
Net sy'r on hid sc. .225777 60 $3.50 Dec. 57.54l
Net LEGAL terd'rs . oo- n-o
on hand Al, ,S6O,756 4lO99,ofI Dec. Zo'V'S
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28
Net cash b,ns 451 s34o 5ss 92l Inc s50447O

outstand'G
pepo.lts IN bks 81 3ss7A5 %. zoe 909 Dec lss l30
New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

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New-York tribune., 1888-08-28

NIsiDle supply mn tHe u r-,o
Wheat. Com. Oats rye. Barley.
Auro5 'Ss o717c 953 9l5 go 2sl oS9 Is7 ls5
hng7 az 20 : $50 81" 905 O 723 2s9 rs 22G0 0s4
Aug IS Sc 4 O35 177O 270 424 SO 81 5G4 s7SsGo
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28
TIE HAMLrrs.

Probably the crowest combin a.
ton dramatic %pretenders who eve
strut the stage, held the boards al
the academy last week. Not one
member Of the company possessed
a redeeming quality to commend
him or her to the public as an actor
or actress. The elocution was OF the
weakest and poorest nature, with a
good deal of the schoolboy twang,
The gesticulation was stiff, awkward
and untimely articulation and mod.
ulation were ignored. When the
audience laughed or jeered at their
absurdities or shortcomings. they
threw kisses and made pretty bows
~1attering themselves that their
merit was being applauded. This
display of mingled pride and nerve
was probably a creditable feature.
THE DAILY TINES began after Tues
days performance to mildly apply
the rooster but Miss Hamlin
made a personal appearance at the
Office and requested that the "roast-
er" be removed. Her request came so
much like a supplication, that the
stern critic desisted from his rigid
course and let her down lightly
without saying anything at all. She
pleaded financial embarrassment
and sickness among members Of the
company, but did not mention any
thing about Jack of ability.
MIR. Buchanan is Obliged to shout
der a good portion of the blame for
~subjecting the people to such severe
penances. 1t comes to pass, how
ever, that Mr.. B. blankly refused
the academy to the advance agent,
but finally acquiesced at the instance
OF a ell-known theatrical manager,
who highly recommended the COM
pany. Mr.. B. and the theatrical
manager are on the outs.-Sioux
City Daily Times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28
A New Trust,

ED COURIER: Some time since
we noticed an article in the COURIER
on TRUSTS. Among the list you
enumerated, you wholly neglected
to mention one that is of vital i'm
portance to the citizens of this place.
We refer to the "School Book Trust
Just how this matter is managed we
know not. But we do know that it
is getting to he an imposition on
our people. We have a girl that is
as far advanced as her class. can
fairly read in her arithmetic pur-
chased not long since, and yet she
must have a new arithmetic, before
the principles Of the former are fair
ly set before her. We have neither
time or patience to discuss this mat
ter, but we would like in the alb
sence of a committee of investiga-
ton from Congress, who are busy
with the STANDARD Oil Company
the Sugar Interests" the "Union
Pacific" ETC., to call the attention Of
our school board to this matter be-
fore it is everlastingly too late.
There is a screw loose some where
and an imposition that our school
board should look into and correct
regarding our school books. We do
not desire nor would we throw any
thing in the way Of education of our
children, but we think the present
state Of things is a nuisance and
should be corrected or we propose
to Strike. r.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

EDITOR COURIER: April I'd 1910,
1.-THE Washington Society" the ia.
nous temperance society, originated
with six men who had met to drink
at Chase's tavern. Baltimore. They
were William B. Mitchell, tailor,
John F. Hoss, carpenter, David An
derson. blacksmith, Geoege Steers,
wheelright, James McCurly, coach.
man, and Archibald Campbell, sill
verplater. 1t had been their prac-
tice to drink together. This night
they were unusually sober and
seemed to delay calling for liquors.
At last they found that each was
distressed about his habit of becom-
ing intoxicated. In a short time
they agreed to band themselves to.
gether into a Washington Temper
ance Society" whose principle should
be tee-totalism from all that a in.
toxicate. They began to work
among their companions and by the
simple power Of earnest effort soon
found hundreds joining their ranks,
Thus originated one Of the most
wonderful temperance movements
known to the world. April I'd, l841
more than one thousand reformed
drunkards marched in procession
at the first anniversary Of the Wash
ington Society causing great excite
ment. Cannot We celebrate the for
ty-sighth anniversary Of this won
derfnl society BY electing prohibi
tionists for our city officers mex
monday. We hope so.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Have you noticed that all -four sell
ling in competition with that made
at the Dakota Mills is recommend
cd & guaranteed to be rs good, thus
acknowledging the superiority Of
our -four.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Mr.. John Conway has bought the
old American House hotel property
on the corner of Main and Douglass
streets. l. N. Flanagan, the real
estate man was the agent for Mrs.
Mallory, the owner of he property.
Mr.. Conway intends to move the old
building back and put up a fine
brick block on the corner this sum-
mer,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Buy your goods Of H. Henkin,
the acknowledged leader Of low pri-
ces, and avail yourself Of the smart
opportunity to ecure a fine organ
for absolutely nothing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

White fish, salmon, herring mack.
erel, cod fish, halibut, full stock,
bottom prices. The cheapest and
best Of everything can always be
found at s. G.. THoRNToN's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Try ST. PATRIcK's PILLS and
compare their effect with any other
made. They contain the good prop
critics Of the older preparations in
the market combined with the most
valuable medicines discovered in
modern times. As q cathartic and
liver pill st. Patricks is perfection.
Sold by j. S. Talcott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

J. H. Hallady's celebrated Geor-
gia colored Minstrels will give an
entertainment at the Opera House
III this city, tomorrow, (Thursday)
night. This company played all
last week in Omaha, to delighted
audiences.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Parties holding checks on the Or
gan to he given away at H. Hem
kin's will do well to exchange them
for chance tickets, as the drawing to
come off is near at hand.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

LATE Smith and his new wife are
keeping house in their new home
on upper Franklin street.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Ben. Crum is improving slowly.
The doctor says he may be able to
get out in two months. He is having
quite a serious time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Now is the time to save yourself
some money by going to Freeman
Bros. and get a good dress pattern
cheap. They are closing them out.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28
Dehorn Your Cattle.

Dehorning cattle seems to be the
popular thing now. All those de-
string to have their cattle dehorned
in a skillful and scientific manner
will please call on Mr.. James Lilly,
one mile south of Elk Point, who
has the necessary tools and expert
ence in the business to do it in good
shape.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Remember Andrew Thronson's
public sale in this city at the prem
Uses j. S. Talcott, near the school
house on next Saturday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Geo. Rust returned yesterday
from Chicago where he had been
with several car loads of cattle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-03-28

Remember Mark Naugton's auc.
ton sale at Jack Cover,lale's stock
yards in this CITY, tomorrow.