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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

To neglect yourself II troubled with any
disease 10 the kidneyss No, Il i danger
ous; and II you are 80 afflicted, attend
% yourself now. DO not walt. but use
sulphur Bliters 40 once. They cured
me when | was given up 10 die BY several
physiclAns.--JoSAIHAS HAN, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

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tn iursv. .s1t o.. O. a. vifs ~ rrss1ns >
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tn ts.t su'unff Nuf ~ e. e. sifr - " J..
rninrrnf faurtfrr .ilrfuilT Mafti.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

OXFORD, a. At a Court ~ frul.aie heh II
parts. ~ sait County, on the thiri Tuesday II
september. \. ~. l~-s.
en- the petition ~ Timothy n. Chapman, oi
n.thsl. ln said County. praying that iisart q
Chamberlain AMI IIoratio '. UPTON, bath ~ sall
nsthsl. tosrther with himself, may H. apIointe,l
anil c0nnrmesi a. TRUSTEES under The will - Tim
othy . Chapman. late % oileai. In saii County,
tlefraset
On ths foregoing petition, II Il orier-i. That
The salt petitioner give nstice D. All persons ln
tercstet by Publishing this orier thrve week.
.uoeessiyely IN the ONfori Dsmocrat a paper
printed AZ Paris. In said County. that they may
attsut a. q Probate Count o. ~ he'll a Paris. on
ths thiri Tuesday ~ O,toter. 4. u. ls-e. anil
shaw cause. n any they have. why The PRAYER II
sall Istitioner shsult MT ~ gfantsst.
sIORGt 4. WILSON, Iutxc.
A true eoty attest N. 4. DAVIS Heststef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
KITCHEN RANGES

~e have always had pleasure in
talking about, because the Quaker
Range is such a good one W. don't
say much about IL, but the recon.
menda,ions come pouring in 80 that
il is with great satisfaction that we
say. buy a Quaker Range II you want
one. They are great fuel savers and
bakers. AQiaker No. & is worth
about $50 with all the ware. but We
can give you = ROYAL ok for s25.
II your Dining Room wants a little
article or tive, We can I'll the bill. In
fact. no matter what You w'nt in the
house furnishing line, YOU can get it
at low prices AMI on the easiest OF
terms. II You can't come. write us.
4 reply will be sent You by return
mail. with cuts, or samples Of carpet
IL YOU need them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

rnaus -si - q year n pail strigtiy In s.ivance
Othsrvi-s $40 yesr. >inEie copiss eeuis,
AuxEuftsHnENFs Al tfral Advertisements art
sIrgu Inv. Consecutive ln-rftinns fur fl - 80
IIIfh d. kfIrtn % rulurnn. ~Tafslti Cuutfaft'
ras.ie 9Th s-lsl. trsnsient snd yearly ssiFsfus
eFs.
JOS fHrNrI~a Yes tffs. fast rfss-rs. stssn
tarerr. gNr-rt~urrsl surk1nru ausi - Tftrr'
Curuhinf O. u1akr this tigrarfusrt 20 oar uusl
49, oumgletf anl I-spuiar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

The President has appointed Franklin
Maxim postmaster a. south Paris, vice
VIM. 4. rockingham.
Amos 4. Frve has been appointed
postmaster AZ fryeburg, Vice William
t..r.I.u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

Non don't forget the countv fair neat
verk. October .. 2. and b arr thr dair..
Attraction. arr ofrr,i in 40 depart
ment. and with g,od weather ihr fair
will D. hctter than ever before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

TiiE suh..ui-r hereby give public nntice
that o. Ia lssen duiy appointed hr The llunafa
DID, iu.igr 20 Probate flr ths CuuntT ~ oNfori
ant assums.t ths trust - iNo,utor - tis
estate -
BLf-EN MCMILLAN. late - Fryshurx.
IN sald tuunty, icrrasei. by giving huni as The
ae dirrsts. D. thswfurv requests ~ Iersuns
On ishtrl o. The s.tais ~ sali tlecea.si o. make
immrilate paymeut aui thoss Who have any
demands thersuu o. exhibit ths same a.
~spt a.. 100 btNiAMiN ". 9LiNI~.
OXFORD - -M a Count ~ rrolais belt a
rahs within ani Cor The County ~ ONfori.
un To- thiri Tue-iay ~ september. 4. u. ls-i
HIRAM 4. BILLS, Executor on the estate
~ nsnlamin tsthrup late ~ Canton. in All
County dec.assi. having presented NJ. account
~ rehabilitation "a the estate 20 saii deccass.i
Tor allowance.
oHpEHTp. That the saih ENerutor give
nntio. O. al ersans interestsst By causing copy
- this orisf a. a. pubnsh.sl thfcs weeks .ue.
Cessively la the oxford Demerat printed AZ
faus that they may appear a q Probate Court
o. ~ he'll n fans, In saii County 90 the thiri
Tuesday ~ oCt. next. AZ nine e'ehck In the
for,noou, AMI show Cause, u any they have, Why
the same shuuhl not D. alluWci.
sEDRGE 4. WILSON, Judgr.
Atrue copy attest III. Z. DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
Norway, June II, 1889.

TilE sub.enhsr herely gives public no,ics
that b. has tcsn duly api-slntssi ~ ths Honor
abb JUICY - Probate fuf The County ~ 90 fpri.
ant assumc'i ths trust ~ fNo,utor ~ the
estate ~
SARAH n. BuLIEIL. late ~ Frysturx.
In att tounty. iesea-ssi. % giving honi a. the
law difssts. BE- therefore rt.lue.ts al fer.ons
Indebted o. the estate ~ all 'ie,ea.ss o. make
immciiats payment. ani tha-s WIN have any
demands thsrcon o. exhibit The same o.
>~pt. n, is-s CiiARit- l.. PUTNAM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

riIE subscriber hereby dive. pablo notios
that be has lsen duly apJ-sntssi by ths lIonora
be Ju'ixr ~ frpisaie Cor The county - ONfuri
AMI assumed the Trust ~ Administrator ~ the
estate 20
CuR>Etlu- n. KNIGHT. late ~ Paris.
In sait County. deceA-ssi. by giving l-snd a. The
law dirests. he thsrvfrrr ft,luest. al Isrsous
ln'iebtesi a. the estate ~ alt decesss-i o. make
lmmciiate payment. ant tliase Who have any
DEMANDS thereon o. txhiit The same o.
seIt. ". lss ALNA siirKrLEff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

The persistent use OF browns Instant
Relief will cure the worst form Of
chronic diarrhRa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
You will be
All the Better for it.

YIN will Eel more like facing M,
winter after You have pat 80 dnish
ng touches ,o Home and Al ihi,
'imc there are always some little
tiints needed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

rIIE suh.eriisr herrbr give. raI.. H.f..f
that b. has i-sn duif aprnintsi hl Co. l
i hlf iuiEg - Probate Or co. fnIrfI IN ''N'
and assumed the trust ~ AinInI.tniaf .I i.f
estate ~
IOIIN =. HoLNAN. lat ~ p.sfst.
in said County. fissss=ssi. hf giving ir.ni RI pr
Az dirssts H. thsfrfure rsIufsts aI Iff-
inishts-i o. IN sstate ~ all irrfaa'.. q" is.
irnms.iiats payment. au.i thnss HhH Naff h..
demands thsfron o. sNhihii ~ saruf o.
ssTt n. isa GIoRGE iiolMAN
OXToRD. :. 49, count ~ Probate h..i e
Paris. within ant fuf ths County RI ~
on ths thiri rues.iar ~ ~srfrfuiasf. 4 - IF
On the pstifiun ~ Aurusta n. nHrIs
uthsrs. II nrnwnhed. On all couuii pre-
that VI u. bean. ~ hrusnhsll if
sin. late ~ ssii Rrpsnfeii. in .aii rnau''
ssa.ssi
OEDEHrp. That Tho All rstitionsr. .'s r.i.,,
o. AT Igr-rns Interested. hf causinf .'I.
this orisF h. D. pahnshel thrte arfts '0f
itsly IN ths ONfari Dsmoerst printed - w., 81.
ln ssid tuunti that thcY maf arIEaf IT
late Ceur D. - i.lhlsu a. PART. ln al ''t.i..
On ths thiri russ.iay ~ ',ct nstt a. ~.
they have. Why ~ sane shou.i - -
sIORsT 4 Nfi~uN ills
Atrue copy-attest II. 4. DAVIS. he.i''fI
OXFORD. :. '-Ata Cour - Probate ~ n
Parts, within AMI fof the tuuntf ~ ~
On the pc,tion u ltst.ey u siefsn', ~ 60
IN sAii county, praying that WI. ". W,
burn, % Canton. ~ appointed Aimlnl.i 49, ~.
ne estate ~ francis {. stevens, his ~ 'a-'
In saii county, deceaect la
OsDFRfD, That the sad petuonef
notice o. ell persons intsfe.te.i, hf eau.-L.
copy ~ this or'ieT o. D. puhnshf-i thnt - -
snccesslyely In The ONfarl ilennfrai. pfinif.
Pare. In -Ald county. that theY nay arlfM I.
fruhate Count o. ~ hulifn "a fans. pm !,
County. on The thiri TUESDAY ~ tFt. ~ m
nlne o'clnsk IN The forensaln. sni sllH go. II
any thy have. Why me sams siulil ~
granted.
GFORGF 4 Wilson iaiss
Atrue oopy ATTEST III. q. DAVIS hfsl''
OXFORD, - ,-Na Cour ~ Pralaie he.l Il
faris. within ant Cor ths tounil ~ -.
on the thirl Tussiay ~ ~spienief, y " -.
ALDEN CHASE. Administrttur ~ ~ -.
% Jo-eph a. ". sponori, late q VIII -.
tation, IN said County. deceaseiis hatin. -
-ente-i his account - administrhtipn ~ tAf
~ aid deosa@s-l for aliowance s.s
ohDfkfp, That the ali Admlnl-tfatl -
nofios D. All persons interested, ~ calslht .'-
81 this or'isF o. - pubnsbet thFef Nr.A a
ces-iteiy In the ONfori Democraf piih,sst
Paris, that thsy may appear a a froiair ,.ti-i
" - bell a Paris. In all County, % " A. 49,
Tuesday ~ OF. nett. a nine e'ehsA ~ -,
forenoSn. and shg~ cau-e, n any tisy hA'e' ~
the same shSuh bot - sllo~e.i, -.
GEOhot A. Mlllso, 80,
Atrus eopy-stssa III. c. DAVIS hsf'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
Atm. eov,.i nosl 81, 4 & S Savis . ssss
nNrnRn. ..-Ai = Cnurt ef prol.le. LaLI \

OXFORD. - Al . Count ~ Probate. hehi AZ
Iars. within and for the tounty ~ ONfori on
thu thiri Tuesday ~ september, 4. n. la.
en- the I-etition 20 y. D. smith. Administrator
way. IN ssl, County. deceased, praying for
hcense o. ssll anil convey certain rial estate 10
uatssi In Waterford AMI described In nj. petition
on ne In the Probate once. nj an al,antaE eous
offer of sixty dollar. AMI Interest on same from
May q. i~s, for the payment 81 delts AMI
charges
OHDERND. That the aid petitioner giye notice
o. al per.ons intereste-i, By causing an abstract
~ his IFtltion. with TIL. orisr thereon, - 10
Published three weeks -ucces-lyely IN the on.
lori Democrat. q newspaper printed a. Paris. In
said County, that they may appear a q Probate
Court. o. ~ hell at rafis. on the .thiri TUESDAY
~ O,t newt, NJ nine 0'closk In N. forenoon. and
shaw cause II any they have. why the same sbOaii
not be granted
GEORGE A, WILSON, Juslse.
A true oopy-Attest III. G. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24
srArT oy MANI


OXFORD. sat- . Court ~ Probate he'll Al
Paris. In said County, GA The thiri Tuesday u
September. 4. II. ls-,,
ON the petition ~ Timothy ~. Chapman, ~
Betis~l. la said County. praying that flwari q.
Chamieriain and ii0railo y tptOn, tsth ~ sAi.l
Bsthel. together with himself may 10 appolnte.i
anil connunssi a. trustee under the will 20 Tim.
cthy Chapman. late u Bethel. IN sAid Coanty
deccasei
On the foregoing PETITION, II l. orierri. That
the sail IstitiOuer give nsfice o. AL persons IN.
tereste.i. by Publishing thls Orier tkree week.
.uocessively In the Otf0ri Democrat. q paper
printed AZ Pans. In SAID County. that they may
attend a Prvlste Court o. ~ he'll a Paris. on
the thiri Tuesday - 'lctOlsr, A. II. ls-,. AMI
shaw cause. N any they have. why the prayer u
said petitioner shouki not le gfante,l.
GfORGE 4. WILSON, iuige.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-24

GEORGE \. wiIsON. iaiss
;. AtFue copy-attsst III q. DAVIS, hefii'f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

The Pasco Headlight Is the title of a
weekly journal published in the town Of
Pasco. Franklin county by /. \. Nun
cy, not the least versatile member Of
the Press Association. Besides editing
and managing the business of said
paper, Mr.. Muney is agent for the sale
Of patent iamp. real estate agent.
attends ali the conventions As dele
gate and is a tiller OF the soil. BY
combining these various avocations IL
Is Hoped he manages TO make all ends
meet III he does not, then energy
industry and virtue are TRAITS that
have no value in this life whatever
recompense they May meet in the
next,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21


EsSeshere X is stated tina. the Iscsae
7si5aar. daily aud weekly. was pnb-
lishe.i at Tacoma in 1878 by Thomas
". Prosch. IL vas the first psIer 10
e.ccupy that field. ard was published
there about tao wears. Abandoning
the terminus in judy. 1919. For the
greater portion OF this PERIOD the sysb-
ase ord well pecunisrily. and only
ceased to paw nhen Jay Cooke failed.
Tacoma in iS7S had the appearance OF
a new mining town. many of the rest
dents living and much % the husiress
I%sny done IN tents Money vas
.sseutisaI; everybody toek the paper.
and every man in Business advertised
In Il. Stirring and exciting events
we're of daily occurrence. and il Was q
comparatively EASY matter 10 fsil two
or three columns wlth sfrietly loca
gews. To CONVEY an idea az ID. char
seser OF the TrssraEs ST that time an ~.
c;sseTlt is here given. A H;isssise-assesi
E4aiiShrnan happened one evening Ia
re among the guests az the i.aaing
hotel IN the toa-n. after supper re
devoted sonae siaae IN reading TIRE
pax@r. Whss be had sani~he5 is
ksRE-t%&s Gf kttFAsEef 80 &%sE 4~.tff ~
ting nearest - kfm and said One
we.ssia think. alter res1fHr tbs pages.
that Tscosas r. - hsg a. TIE esfs %
I.nslslon. So event ass s0nsasseYed
ts-s insignificant "a chronicle benee
the Arrsy 81 items y hich elected the
remark sf the Engiishman,
TIE nsxt ne~sPafsr nan ~ ven-
tyare Ia Tacoma xz. EfsneSs Il. Saos
~ cmuse with the kxae plant FROM
oasnsws- HIS experience at the
teTnai linus + gsvea u ansa.hsr ss&-s o.
this .-suFxt
White Geek sss sssll At Tscoms the
slant of the Aassma Erscsa Nas
hxesagtss herr sra used IN tis- Fssshslsa-
fisn as several sEs0rs-lseG yaF~fs. Mr..
sod Mrs Money wrse ~ prsetors If
the plant. which was hGavssy nzprF-
gagged so shx Tassr0a.t eona pAny. Ttssy
acre ssva1nE &ss5<xs by Ar. Pickett,
formerly il Fors.aEaa. wsn had edited
sf< Esaeessa az kas2sna, AID xgss sas
sssss<ei Tor 2a acTiEaonsoa. ses~ neysr
surpassed AID rarely eq@ai<a- Mr..
Pickett fsBe<t bis hand ~ several pssl.
BcAtsons in- Tanonsa. I'll II which
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21


In The summer Of is73 = printer
james Pewer. sho had but recently
arrived from Washington City. started
the I1z Common MAJ in the then gros ing
toxn OF that name For about fsfs
years Mr.. Poser met with gratifying
success IN his enterprise; the p8lslies-
ton os lsna notices taf hitch NJ one
Period he obtained Toosiiy sharel
aiding materially IN furnishing IA.
where wiihai Ia enable him TO produce
= credFtabs~ Journal In a rather r.raose
LEGALITY. some ten years after Is
birth Mir. Poser retired frofM the fse.d
sith quite paefngTIc purse, acquired
through cAreiGi management. co. pied
with industry and eespoFnv. siEee
his resSsefisiss the pruYFtetorss ~ ct
the Aasi ha~ changed hands several
times. the latest GsropFsstoFs icing
Jsn. Eessder~os and r. Leroy Cater
The paper has Bot improved sssA eye
or change 81 management on the ssS,a-
sraFx, il has al 10 time fSsss.e an ase
resrancs 80 cresirats- a. during tse
AFsi eve Years OF 1Es eEsztsnc-.
4 few years sEbeeQaenf 20 the &y-
EsArsree o. the last mentioned PAPER
tsae An.coTses EaAsspssAs sas listed.
the place 81 - tastssrstson being
neither a Town. : hainlst. Eso< any tbsflg
else 10 inssscAte thai lie paper BAL n
bsyzsoEa 10 rest On. On the surface
Il ssen,sss aisoat tfe u@sssess EeEsgAaE~r
yxE4&zFe exer conceived py ssEguins or
sssstsfsegs journalists. The Eg1eafsEr
va sssss - TIE nsAaypset1rss4sas - aists
that .AxGsslssss The 0asera OF PaEes
ssss5xs4 i fse fsSzx5E 4A~ exSs%r@g with
s~ssw forest tTees~ supplemented ~ .
lnz ssysal1s underground OF xrsss szsss
slrszks Al ihe etsaE nsr LANDING tis~re
as visiase eze iossx byss1tAx. srpaT-
entity rec<rsafse Tor such ffs1xhx -
TIE -t@xrses nnixhs br5n9. tpg Is w1s
osheruise unoceupted- 1nd - 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

The Washington fsdey.es.desf. OF Pom
eroy, Garfield county, was first pub
iished on August 18th. lss0, by +. W.
D. Mays. who is yet editor and pro-
prietor, ard who manages By the ex-
ercise of economy 10 keep the wolf
from the door.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

on the 18th 81 December, lssss ] T.
Watson. late 81 Olympia. issued tie
first number OF the Seattle tfesesss.
Either the town was not prepared for
such . Stapendotls enterprise. or Mr..
" atson Was rot the naan "a make II =
sgcresS, for. alter sicksy existence st
= gsa week. it vas SUSPENDED Bob
Head, 81 o. mpfa. Mars CSvauauEh
tssorae Res noisiS, J. NJ Hail. Ne
NAnlara &rsd uzl & White IN arm
tried their hands at establishing =
g4aper iu Seattle. bat tailed IN the
effort. Thinking there va some viz
tue in q name. they adopted various
titles for tSrir h&ntllgsgs, bus the re-
sR,s w&s she sans IA every ta$tS1cs--
the pAE~Ts would sic. The truth was
ihai neither the prupsr time nos The
pruuer iEassIxls. aAl hzi arrived ~ FER
FaanxufIy establish a paS8ruai "a Ssa5-
re-. TITS wzs during sac f@rfsss ~
the great c1vil = sr, which fnfur;oussY
affected ruany Interests en TIE fscsEsc
coast. and Among Others that 81 tas
pres
Finally Samuel l. Asxaeli, =
PRIMER Efou s4a krAFss~sSa, pszFcsas~s-zi
iAe material w.sh Sbsch the fata4e aE.
sesaEss. lsss refeyrs>z - acre Fazase-
giving A2S nose fer $40 60
Rex- u2n2es EasisT & Sea wao
al .tAe Nns NssS o. Beers 81 SAID
7swtsr3ag. De sAe Ssh es AGgszsf.
fss7- Realty fo1r wears 4stes Nat-sa :
trssf sss.i fss!szY.. Mr.. M&xweis ssstsss.
t8ss ssrsG nEasA2f of tsse Nsekss fassifa.
So s<r wsasch has naAsngal1ess an sr-
kyssswssxsfSxs 4xsssxxsex As Ne~ ssy
r.sx-.r 4. the present date fs u sss
s<<ssna SozrnAs IA the teFrsscry 20
survive . period at twenty wears, ard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

The Dayton Garvmicse il believed 20
be among the first Of the journals
started east Of the Cascades. but. not
having copy OF the paper from which
10 glexn the information, the date of
it, ilrst issue Is unknown. Mr.. .. G.
White, at present secretary of Wash-
ington territory. was editor of the
Chronicle at the tire OF his appoint
ment 70 The position he now occupies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-21

Csvanaaxh does ~ veil With is SIC
cessor. and Is il sincersiy horesa be
viii, be may vet become banker ard
bsosfed boasfh0id<x'- before he dies.
Ab0uf the year 1870 the Eeas made
rs appearance in Olympia IS . tenn
T<rance organ Under the energetic
management 1T Mr. Francis III. Cock
u became quite popular. and an AZ
tempt Was madc 10 convert
Il into . tri-weeksy and daily.
bat without success. In ISIS
ore IS Mr. Cook removed With his
paper 20 Tacoma, and remained there
until be dessresi war axasust the rail-
road company. when the officials of the
company made hts further stay 20 TN
Pleasant shss he Was douhsse=- risd 20
grf away. From there he went east
o. the mountains. where he Il said so
have acquired. by the aclaisifion OF
vsInabse lands, tie fortune which he
vsinly sought while publishing .
paper
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
CITY ELECTION.
A Very Tame Affair.

The annual election of city Off
GERS occurred in this city last
Monday and it was about the tam
est affair in the history OF the town.
A caucus was held at the court
house on Saturday evening at which
- large number Of our citizens gath
cred and placed q ticket in the field
which seemed to give satisfaction to
all classes-at least there was no
other ticket in the field on Monday.
and there was nothing to excite the
voters to activity. During the day
Mr.. JAS. Barry came out as a candi-
date for marshal against Perry Car
ter on the regular ticket, but his very
light vote shows that there was no
enthusiasm in his behalf. There
were only 121 votes cast, Of which
Mr.. Barry received only "a, Mr..
Carter receiving the remainder. The
following ticket vas elected without
opposition except al to marshal as
above stated:
Mayor. NJ. Talcott.
Aldermen-A. 0. Ringsr d, ]. G.
Comfy and c. H. Freeman.
Clerk--tIeo. Hasson.
Treasurer-E. G. Joy.
City JUSTICE. H.. Bryan.
Marshal-Perry Carter.
Street Commissioner-B F. Crum.
The aldermen are considered a
no-license board, the fact being that
the sentiment for licensed saloons is
so very slight and small that it
would be useless to attempt to elect
any other but a no-license board Of
aldermen in our city. 1t is hoped
that the new city officials will make
some effort to apprehend the appar-
ent presence Of the boot,legger and
hole-in-the-wall and check, il posi-
BILE, this illicit vending Of ~intoxicat-
inc liOuOrs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
First publication March Is, 1889.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
HENRY MITCHELL, Attorney

HENRY MITCHELL, Attor ney.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of q
AAspecial execution issued out OF the district
court OF Union county. Dakota territory, to he
rirertsd. dated the 12h day of Mach. A. d.,
1899, u,ka q Judgment and decree u foreclosure
rendered in said court on the 18th day Of March,
AID. 1889, i'm IN action wherein the Grand DetoLr
Plow Co., OF Dixon. Iii. is plaintiff. and fance
Murpney is Defendant, against said Defendant
And In favor Of said plaintiff, for the sum Of Five
hundred aud Twenty and 25-i0 tS52O. 25l
Dollars debt and Thirty-ilve ,s35.ND Dollars
SOsts and attorneys fees, and ordering and de-
manding that the real estate hereinafter de.
ecribed be sold in the manner hS law provided
Tor the sale OF real estate upon execution 10 pay
said sums ...ti acgruiiin costa and appointing the
haid sheriff Of said county TO make said sale and
report the same TO said court.
Therefore, by virtue OF said order and decree
of foreclosure and special execution. ! have lev
after described. all and singular the appurtenan-
ces and improvements si.gi eu1to ur III a..y wise
appertxtning. lying and situate in Union cOun
~, Dakota territory, and described Is follows,
tO-wit:
Lot No. nine (l OF block No. six (6l of the orig
inal town plat OF the city of Elk Point. OF the
anid Onion ~cauuty. Dakota territory, ana Will
sell said real estate. or SO much thereof AS may
he necessary TO satisfy said execution and pay
said sum, with accruing costs, to the highest
bidder for cash. at the front door OF the court
house. In the city OF Elk Point, Union county.
Dakota territory, ut the hour Of 2 O'Clock, p. m,
Of and on the list day Of May. A. D., lsse.
Dated this 18th day Of March, 1859.
ANDREW ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Union county, ID. I.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
A Absolute Cure.

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03

AT the recent G. A. r. encamp-
ment at Aberdeen, a motion was
made that five comrades, naming
them, be recommended to Gov. Mel
lette for appointment as trustees OF
the new Soldiers Home at Hot
Springs. The proposition was met
by a storm of opposition, not be-
cause the names proposed were OBJ
jectionable, but because 1t would
put the 4. A. r. into politics. The
motion was withdrawn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-03
Sound l.eaal opinios.

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