Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-04-17

Carpets at Freeulans from 35cts.
up, a nice line.
Freemans have a fine line Of la.
dies and Misses spring jackets.
Look over the new stock of crock
cry and glassware at Hoffman & Co.
Hance Murphey has received a
car of Mccormick binders and NOW
ers.
Read the newsy letter from "Ado-
MS" our Richland correspondent,
to be found elsewhere in this paper.
Rev. Father Murphey, of Woon.
socket, was in the city yesterday
greeting his many old friends.
S. G. Thornton, the largest gro
ceryman in Elk Point, has purchas-
ed one of Murphey's fine top bug
gies.
County Treasurer, Williams. has
purchased a fine top buggy Of H.
Murphey.
Miss Aggie Bovee returned to
Sioux Falls, Monday, where she
will resume her studies at the All
Saints School. .
On Saturday last our town was
literally jammed with teams, the
farmers being in in full force, and
our merchants were corresponding
ly happy.
CIoTH1NG! CLorHNaN--Go tc
Hoffman & Co.'S and see their new
stock Of fine clothing. They beat
the world on fine pants. Prices will
surprise you.
j. w. Harden is to canvass our
county in a short time in the inter.
ests of the Farmers Alliance. His
business is to establish new Allan.
ces.
MI. Bradell, west Of Akron, was
down last week and bought two
Acorn cook stoves Of H. Murphey.
One of the boys is going to take a
better half soon.
Let us send good, capable me to
the constitutional convention. We
have plenty of them, and we might
just as we'll use them as to send a
lot of sticks there to be controlled
by monopolies.
F. M. Budde has opened out a
new fruit and confectionery stand
in the old bank building. Frank
has a fine display of new goods
which he invites his old friends and
customers to inspect.
Prof. Kimmel has been nursing a
regular old fashioned boil for the
past ten days. 1t is located ON the
back of his neck and has deprived
the school of his personal atten-
dance for several days.
Scrof,tla is transpitted from pa
rent to child, and thus becomes a
inheritance for generations.
is, therefore, the duty of every
scrofulous person to cleanse his
blood by a thorough and persistent
course of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Geo. Rust Esq, is now the pro-
.rietor and engineer Of the Charley
Wilson fruit store. "Rock" is a
popular young man. and will no
doubt succeed well in his new bus
J. II. Bryan, Esq, abstracter, has
filed his $1,000 bond required under
the new law, has q new seal which
is also required, and is now prepar-
ed to furnish reliable abstracts to
all OF short notice and reasonable
There will be a debate at Sphinx
On the evening of the goth inst. on
,he subject "The Sioux Falls Con-
stitution." This is an interesting
to discuss just at this time,
md we are glad TO learn hat our
farmers are taking an interest in it.
"After a varied experience with
many so.called cathartic remedies, l
convinced that Ayers Pills give
he most satisfactory results. l rely
exclusively on these pills for the
cure Of liver and stomach COM
o%laints. II. B. Bell, ST., Abiline,
A professional horse barber was
n town last week, and from the
slick appearance Of some of our
horses we should Judge that his
professional skill was in great de-
nand. He has a machine by which
he can go all over a horse, trim
ming his hair close to the hide in
about two hours.
SCHOOL CoNcERT.-The school at
Big Springs in Dist. No. IS, Miss
McConyille, teacher, closed an eight
months term, las. week, with a fine
concert consisting ofsongs, tableaux,
declarations, dialogues, music, etc.