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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
CAROLINE COUNTY.
The I.orn OF the Hunter-Personal and
Political Mention.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, Oct. 2o-lspe-
cial. The crack OF :he huntsman's gun
sounds frequently here. Partridges are
abundant. and our sportsmen spend days in
the field. A frost fell here last night, the
first of the season. No damage was done.
Mrs. Fauntleroy and Rev. w. Il. Bullard,
Of King and Queen county, were visitors in
our town last week.
Political news is scarce at this time. Car
oline will give Jones a larger majority than
usual. Chairman IIudgin, who was promi-
nent for congressional honors in the con-
yention that nominated MIR. Jones, is in the
saddle, and is working the county thorough.
ly. Mr.. Jones has been here only once du-
Ing the campaign, and then he made strong
IMPRESSION,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
Death Of "a CounterfeIter.

COLUMBUS, o.. oct. 2l.-Pete Mccartney,
.oue Of the most famous counterfeiters in the
nned States. died at the peniten,iary here
ibis morning. When he died he was serving
. Ten years sentence for passing counter
iei, money in New Orleans in 1855. Me
CARNEY Was an educated man. and had
made thorough study Of the art OF
engraving and its application 70 criminal
crd.. lis most successful work was on
Government bonds. and be once made a
$1,000 United States Government bond 50
perfect that IL was actually redeemed al
the Treasury, and the holder OF the genuine
Was later arrested and charged with coun'
terieitng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
ALEXANDRIA.
Meeting Of the Piedmont Convention
Baptist Revival.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, oct. 2l.-The Pied
mont Conyocation Is holding meeting at
Oliyet church, out in Fairfax. Last night
Rev. DIR. James Grammer preached, and TO-
night DIR. Dashiell. of Richmond, will speak.
About dozen ministers are attending the
conyOcation.
The Baptists are still holing revival SER
vices under the leadership Of Rev. Mr.
Robertson, Of Martinsburg, W. Va, and
Mr.. Mercer,
A prominent Prince W illiam gentleman
here today says General Lee will carry
that county by 500 or 600 majority, and an
other writes ME from Loudoun that that
county is safe at 800, and perhaps it Will
give General Lee over LEGO majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
Berlin Notes.

50, cial 10 Tie Times by Dunlap Cable c.
BERLIN, oct. 2i.--The Socialist Bebel an.
n0unccs personal agitation campaign in
November among the miners OF the Rhenish
Westphalian coal districts.
The authorities will permit prayer meet.
ing to proceed on condition the Jews be mol
Villihed.
Count Herbert bismarck became engaged
10 the Countess Anne COuradne Berthe
Platea, aged seventeen, while visiting
ttelY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
LYNCHBURG,
Important Meeting OF the Citizens of the
Hill City.

LYNCHBURG, Va, Oct. 2l.-lSDecial.l-
A most important meeting connected will
the future interest of this city was held last
night at the rooms Of the Board Of Trade
in which was represented the Board o
Trade. the ToboccO Association, the Rea
Estate Exchange, the West Lynchbur.
Land Company. Park Avenue Land Com
pany, South Lynchburg Land Company
and the Riyermont Land Company. IN,
objects of the meeting were stated by Mr.
W. Il. Yancey as follows: First, TO secure
the extension of the Baltimore and OhlC
railroad from Lexington to this city. II pos
sible: second. TO secure the erection OF q
new and modern hotel; third, 10 secure the
completion of the belt or branch road iron
its present terminus Of the Virginia Mid
land: fourth, to secure permanent cO-Opera
tion in promoting the city's advantages.
On the Baltimore and OHIO proposition
Messrs. C.. W. Button. X. Il. Craighili, X
II. +. Adams and others made excellent
addresses. warmly advancing the scheme,
and, on motion. the following gentlemen
were appointed II committee to consult with
the Baltimore and Ohio authorities regard
ing the idea: X. II. L. Adams, representing
the West Lynchburg Land Company; 4.
w. Button, the Citizens; X. L. Crdighill.
RivermOnt Land Company, and j. X. Kyle
the Real Estate Exchange.
A proposition to appoint similar COM
mittee TO confer with the Norfolk and West
ern. Richmond and Danville, and Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Companies, to see
if any arrangements could be effected ioI
the immediate completion OF the branch
road from its present terminus at Oakley
TO Durmid. was voted down. The PROPOSE.
ton for erecting new and tirst-class hotel
in this city was adopted, and committee
appointed to fix on a proper site and raise
the necessary capital stock.
The tobacco sales today consisting
mostly of bright qualities, were quite large
and prices ranged from sl3.2j TO $500.
Senator j. w. Daniel, accompanied by
Mr.. James Il. Patton, Of Richmond; Rufus
b. Merchant, of the Fredericksburg star.
Col. J. c. Featherstone, OF this city, aud
other old COnfederates, left here this eve
ming on a special train for Atlanta, Geor
gia, TO attend the reunion of confederate
veterans. Senator Daniel is to deliver the
grafton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
ATELEGRAM TO QUAY.
Manufacturers Urged 20 heep Do"
Prices Until After / lection

Manufacturers Urged 20 he'p
Price. UntI After lection.
chicago, oct. 2i.--A HeI AID specla
from Omaha. Nebraska, says since th'
passage Of the Mckinley bill the 'a'e pA'
been given the benefit OF wide publ @aip
of manufacturers circulars notifying ~.i
cr- or increased prices owing 10 the W
creased tarin. This has had a very depress-'
ing effect on the Republican campaign.
Yesterday Congressman Dorsey sent the
following telegram:
N. = Quay, Beaver Falls. Pa: Have
manufacturers quote lower prices and deny
tsat the Mckinley bill raises prices. IL
This is not done II will cost thousands OF
votes IA Nebraska"
The telegram tell into the hands OF Dem
0crat, ~ho gave it out for publication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
Sudden Death Of MIR. Cornell.

Last night about S O'Clock white man
by the name of John Cornell was found
dead near the office Of the Home Ice CON-
pany, at 1901 Water street.
Mr.. Cornell was married man. about 10
years old, and leaves wife and severai
children. Coroner Taylor was summoned,
and after viewing the body decided that he
came io his death from heart disease. lie
was employed by the Home Ice Company
as night watchman.
The remains were turned over TO his vile
last night, who lives on the corner OF seven.
ieentb and Main streets, where the funeia'
services will be conducted this afternoon,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
SOUTH BOSTON,.
Arrest Of AN Alleged North Carolina Mur-
derer.

SOUTH BosroN, VA, Oct. ELL Special. J.
Robert Herndon, who is wanted In Durham
r the alleged murder Of Sis Meachnn, the
woman who died suddenly In Durham
under suspicious circumstances, ana VINO
has been fugitive from justice, was ar
rested here to-day. lie will he remanded 10
jan 10 await extradition papers IRON North
Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
Reformed Church M...l sn..

LEBANON PA, Oct. 2l.--At the meetins
{ the Board OF Commissioners OF Foreign
Missions OF the Reformed Church In thu
United states, held here TODAY, Rev. II. X
bartholomew. secretary, OF Pot'svil'e. re,
signed aud was succeeded by Dr. Calien
der, OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
MISSIONARY COUNCIL
or the Protestant Episcopal Church of
America,

America
PITIsBURG, Pa, Oct. 2l.-The first regu'
lar session Of the Missionary Council of the
Epjscopal Church of America was held In
Trinity church to-day. The Council is COM
posed of majority OF bishops. both
Of diocesan and missionary, and also many
Of lis most eminent divines, theOlOgans.
and laymen. Rev. Joseph y. Blanchard, Of
-. James church, Philadelphia, preached
the opening sermon. His discourse had
special reference TO missionary lab0ls.
Bishop Clark presided at the meeting. The
first session was occupied in reading the re-
ports of the mission boards, and OF the
several auxiliary boards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
SPOTSYlVANlA.
An Unnatural Monster-Fearful Condition
Of Affairs In the County.

Oh AHotEs III tho souhts
FREDERIcKsBURG, Va, Oct. 2l.-lspe-
cial. Information reached here this ever :
ing from the vicinity of Massaponax
Church, in the county, that between the
hours OF II and 4 O'Clock Il. NJ.
Yesterday Jonas Jones, mulatto.
between eighteen and nineteen years OF
age, deliberately struck his mother on her
head four or five blows with a wo0d-chop-
ping axe, crushing her skull, from which
she died Immediately.
The boy, who wac high-tempered.
reckless fellow, was in the habit OF
associating with a girl In the neigh
borhood whose character the mother
thought was OF bad repute, and
therefore objected to his going with her.
The boy swore be would not only go with
her. but intended marrying her, and bring
ing her to hts mothers house 10 live, which
she denied him, and he at once made the
attack on her with the axe.
Coroi CT Young. attended by DIR. Lurthi-
cum, held an inquest over the remains, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
Ysstsrdav's ssssisa es the Inssrnssisssl
Convsntlon.

PrrTsBuRG, Pa, oct, 2i.-To-day's ses-
sion Of the international Convention Of
Locomotive Engineers was devoted 70 rou-
tine business. The work consisted large
" In reading resolutions on sar,-
Gus subjects for future consideration
by the convention, and referring
the resolu tious ~ proper committses. Just
~ soon ~ the wo,k d consii'ut ooai ~
'sion ts finished ths Convention viii txke
- the consideration OF ths reports " vsri.
ual cmmittess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
peI,ow of Dublin College Dead.

Especial to The lines by Dunlap Cable Co J
DUBLIN, Oct. 2i.-Joseph A. Galbraik, 3,
fellow of Dublin college, prominent mem
nirht nia IT. Monday, Mo ia aged sayenty-two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
BURNED TO DEATH.
Fearful Accident 40 . Little Child IN
Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Oct. si.-Lix-
zie, four.year-old daughter OF Aderson
Tonksley, engineer on the Richmond and
Danyille railroad, was burned TO death this
afternoon while her mother was across the
street. The child undertook 10 start drs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
NEw T0Rkl

.rAe London shipping Federation contem-
plu1ot taking an important step 10 protect
ehippefs against the cOercive system OF the
late nnlcn.--It is announced that Baliour
ami Parnel have formed an agreement on
The Irish Land purchase bill.-Ihe Ilppe-
nary uials were continued yesterday.--ion-
don Jewellers have bee victimized by expert
American thieves.--COuut Herbert Bis
narck Is engaged Ia the Countess Anne
u4urtdlne Berthe Platea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
GENERAL

Governor Campbell has senta message to
the ONO legislature urging the abolition OF
the cincinnati Board Of Public Improve
mauts. .-Pete Mccartney, noted counter
f.iter. Is dead In the Ohio penitentiary.-Ths
nrst regular session Of the Missionary Coun-
cn Of the Episcopal Church Of America is in
session i'm Pltisburg. The International
Convention OF Locomotive Engineers was In
session Yesterday az Pittsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22
GENERAL AND Personal.

The old Astor mansion, at Fifth
aveEue and Tbirty-frst street, 10 being
torn down TO make way for the erection OF
hotel, which promises TO be, nom its spe-
ications. one cf the finest In this country.
IL will be built BY william Waldorf Astor.
Mayor Grant sent letter this afternoon
10 the Secretary OF the Interior asking that
the demand for recount OF the people OF
this city be complied with.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22

MIR. Benson, one Of the largest frms OF
jewellers on Ludgate Hill ana Bond street.
says: "rhe revelations OF th,s case ~ aIe o'il
m their infancy. Every leading. Jeweller IN
London has been yictimized, and our house
!. nerhaps the only one of the leading people
in The trade who has escaped"
nslziel reporter interyie we'd ID elective
Eagan after the case was ,fnishei ~ 'n
Mansion House. He said; "raere IS no no
doubt that the prisoners are cieNeI san
! of American thieves who are always proMI
ing between America and England. Inc
woman, Frances Irving, is the wife OF Inc
notorious bank thief who was convicted 10
London last April, and who Is known as
Billy Burke, alias billy the ld.
He and his confederates tried 10 steal to,O'o
from collectors bag lying on the
counter OF Coutts Bank. but they were
non need upon by detectives who were snad-
owing them. The woman Irving has since
then been living with the man Irving AS bis
vile but he has been once convicted
mnds- the name OF Smith. When ! re-
ceiycd complaints nom jewelers. OF these
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-22

E.rublican managers in Washington are
,,.rbIng with all their might TO elect Con-
,fes.men. Their main reliance Is Doodle
and lie civil Service law is openly defied--
There is a regularly organized faction of Re
ruhncsns who are working openly against
lnrrlson's IenOminatiOn.- n.-Hume Is sefi-
,1r-h dividing the Eighth district Repubii-
.r,r-. fu Congress Tho first locomotives
Tor t.se Jerusalum and Jafia railway have
arrived at JafIl. They are oi American
Iu AXE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20
August IS, 1890.

--ClN ~-
EcroH C9IRrnR: We read the
appeal 10 the voters Of Union
County" in The last Leado', by 7, NJ.
Stewart. This no doubt Is the same
yUau whose advertisement we find
in the same paper, Dr., I. III. Stew
art, Elk Point. If you can show
me where this DR.. Stewart lives in
six Point, I will buy you a new
hat. 1t ais9 seems kind of bold as
we'll as vain that this ma who is
scarcely known outside of Richland
aud who so recently caIne to this
county, should assume to make en
appeal to the voters OF old Union,
Ii ne let tha8a fsslse statements and
evil illusions pass unn0ticed they
might be taken by some as granted.
The condition Of the farmer has
been for years a iavorite topic oil
politicians and demagoguea. The
farmers are many and Ike other
people, like to believe they arc
! wroDged and with a little assistance
imagine evils whore none exist. /,
is q fact Of record that r majority ..
our WESTERN legislatures have peer
! composed Of farmers for mary years
and if these evils were SO p~roninen.
rs these demagogues talk about
they certainly had an opportunity
to correct aoTne Of them. K farue.
with n home all his own never give.
a mortgage OF his place through act
ual necessity. ifdone at sll. ii j
for outside Investments, increases
acreage or home improvements.
majority of The farm mortgages Ii
the county IL where tie land ha
been purchased with part paypie1
ana secured by mortgage fof baian2
or for improvements That add
waslth 10 the farm. We kaoT 81
caae that transpiresl within a yes
where d young man bought td
aeres of land with scarcely nleal
enough aside from bis team TO p1
fpr making OFT The ,s4pegs. THE lssa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20
Local
-&roAE FOR SALE-Euqujro Of
II. J. NEARMAN. IN.

--&roAE o SALE-Euauiro Of
N..o,,y II
>''
hoiu Nv Elk to''l'' @elS '-4' 70, 20
aud "a 1880.
Abe StroJeI has nut in q new
sidewalk IN fro,t ,f his ,noat mar
kot.
| spent a few dav4 with mother arie.
son +, Biz Springs, last week.
flax hf'oG5 %i'l1 per htshel,
wheat VIII soon reach Si.U and
corn VIII 50 70 Duets per bush&i'
These ave pleasant thlaS5 to CON
template HJ the farmer.
County treasurer G. H. WA
llams spent a few days last week
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20
F~.oaSt2r, TIC sGGGr.

rr--.t,- ~-,,rN.U.
it'asteF' ioa*vGF' L'G SaT N'"Svi'
lie can sell you groceries closer
Than any opposition grocer.
,n,s.r -, g., dn,r
COT es. sugars, spices aad Teas
At prices that are sure to please.
- ,.n|,.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20
EacfiHg's kra.Gs Sasga.

I'tI-|FGa - y sIs"fN JFTIF y
The best salvo in the world tol
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
.heum, fever sores, tettor. chapped
bands, chiIblsins. corns,and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures pills
or no pay rexuired. it is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price g cts per
boz. For sale by J, S. Talcott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20

4 Little journey to the Sioux City
Corn Palace,
Is the title Of Il beautiful Hitchcock,
containing q most interesting story
Of how a whole nci&hborbood plan
ned to attend the Corn Palace. Gla
farm scene is true to lie, and viii lee
heartily appreciated by the o2cu~
pants of every farm home IN Illinois
and Iowa. The passenger depart
ment of the Illinois Central Rail-
road have 81 supply of these books,
and will take pleasure in mailing a
copy FREE, to all who will address
either Of the undersigned,
J. Z. MERRY, II. BBowEs,
A. G. p. A., G. \. +. a.
Manchester, Iowa. 1914 Clark ST,
Chicago, III.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20

Notice Of Teachers Examinations.
The regular August examination
that should be held Aug. 9TH viii
be postponed, to accommodate a ma
jority Of teachers, desiring to begin
terms of school in September
Special examinations will be held
as follows:
AT Berosford, Friday Aug, %.
At Elk Point, Monday Aug. A.
Both examinations begin al $50
A. M.
AsDREw RING.
tS-l3 Co. Supt. Of Schools
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20

A venerable @acho OF human
bones waa discovered oU Man street
N&kc&gIl, oa Saturday. There
we're q @ozen or n1o,o skeletons, NIL
tumJ]eA pr5uiscnoUsiy together,
llen, wonen and children, 9&2 also
the skeletons Of several horses, etc.
Il is likely they are the remains Of
the l2rty pf Mormon emigrauts who
we're, according % tradition, killed
aume fifty YEAR, @~o ~ that part Of
the county Ivy the fNIjHa8, FROM
the nambar u !ettA IL @oa Of the
jaw bones, il vas seen Stat the giant
who carried ,aat pondof"na m2s:j-
eating a~pr"ratna b@d Is taetA-
Fosc2 J.~Haj,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20
II. 2. LIGGETT,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ore on second i0gf III Citizens Bank Block.
Residence, Main street. opposite Court House.
EIM POINT, SOUTH DAKOTA
Fi5st Publication july 10. 1880.
EItlaI PrGnf Notice.

&. \. Fsga.l 9t5ee q. t~anhtoia. South Dakota.
Julg isth, 1899.
Efliee is nerHbv given that tie following
f88ge8 SsttfSsE las tileti notice Of his intention
r. g.4k.s siaa4 pfaaf N support IF hts elaiin, aud
.tiHaf s.fet t,rVtff Wlli be matr before the Judge
o. h4 ttg absence before t3aa rierk os the circuit
GnGfrt for lEtian County. sntth Dakota, III ELK
Fa3at tae epfttty seat thereof. on Saturday ffle
sa1 SA sfAFgtst, tss@ az @tsfeiock --fn.. viz;
gss4rg1. ~. U.Yis tflfttsr his homestead ei,tfy
st, s44Y Tor f,Hs east half OF the southwest
tssa7tkf aYla HE southwest ~itisirtey ps the south
Sggsf GTar4ef Of section No. Eleven In township
ks. iiisSy.tsifye north OF Range No. flfty west
Ssh D ~,
he leatsaes tile following witnesses to- pioye
Ilss eistssInsinfls residence stpeia and cultivation
Of SIDE faesi VIZ
8tsarsss Ieals. Rlsert Spmlnervoid. Charles
gtet34ss, isea.ass Carlson. al ii SPHINX r. u. GniaH
sAtosioN WExxfaFy.
Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20
We regret that We are again 1o-
quired to call attention TO the man

We regret that We are again To-
CURED to call attention TO the man-
ageuent Of our Poor Asylum since
Supt' Anderson in his reply to our
previous inquiries, wGe 80 ra-ueaD&
uncertain as to leave matters la4t IS
We originally found them. tn his
report for 1883, which lac quotes, he
makes the following sla:smcHt,
Total disbursements. not Including
superintendent salary, $752.55,,'
and then wonders where we got the
"&5CoVJ' to adj to those total eG-
penditures." W. presume that
there is no one SO obtuse-except it
might be Mr.. Anderson-as not to
understand that the County Com
+ missioncrs have fixed his salary ri
$4,000 wherenpon that amount is
made q part OF the running eXpeu-
SITS Of the institution and Il part Of
the burden Of supporting the poor,
aNG beng q part ~ the expense and
coming directly frorn the taxpayers
tex that purpose, 1t certainly be
comes an item OF interest to thcr.
and should be applied where it be-
longs, ....n4ly 10 the expense oirun.
ming the institution under Mr..
Anderson's management. In res
ponse to oNr statement that S3Ui.UQ
in lis bills had been allowed for
. 1889 since the report referred 10 had
R.,.r, .-,lt..-kA.l tIn t. III ,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20

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s.g u 5

Tagea ess5fy tao casserole {n t8fssas Aae
a&4. 5sas ~ ttsY fslaeeEf; btale 1t3g4Ys8 ssASs
Rae eia441 fsssr. 500 fassu Hsare Bs9tsS, weighs 8a9
o. 98 t~a<ssss3lA, ESlg fasiSf III rsH4s7asp7fA 10 "a s$ss
~larasserss p@. eIar@e 8ffd stks so saase a~s
ssEA4sI5f5sEs
4. 6Ns Isl 8ss8s. a.ssss9als, i3NsB
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20
A O. RlInTGSRu'D||,,, :
Goods CLOTHING, BOOTS, S'!Hl0E|
Hats and Caps Groceries, Sc.
oraos mS Trhgand Summer trade is larger and more onie IN dhe above departments ~
b@on3ami We anr prepared "@u hheI Lowest living Prices Cuasodmah Of
##H GfRnN hcud@a nice e Of DumG Goods from a fumltT avn ha good sk, ell nes-
"&4 ~3'~A ANoa filGnef Bunnsa a trimmings to match. White goods EmbnMna.. S
i&"5 Fo1mng5C o~ts Hosiery, everything in Motions sand Moa large socko Staple Dry Goods
III lTITNn In raymadeC Clothing we will be Ound THE front with well finished land good fit
"N @AAH@ ting goods sueh to please
NnnAa q Chn6r Wear aea agents heeh the Haywood and Nj Wells Boots and Shoes
~Vo3 III NAV'1' whnhaNms gives good satisfaction Ours okofH zines hsf for Ladies Gen. .
and Children @nob be emeNeaA all bought from th hands 50 that We an save you atl@A on profit
H25 L C2ph. est @as ayaGv vo nao a g %" 10" me y ''"F' - - "'s1 =
~J0JG1Al46. BOTTOM PRICES.
"e&s me" complete assortment cRockERY and GLASSWARE also sEoNEWARE In con.
ouMn we hee everything usually kept III q fTtca& General Stores cIt-HehInaa
COME AMID SEE U5.
. =. = = - $50 d =.

HIVE you seen those new JcrsoY
Uil= at Freeman BrDg.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-08-20
go. EH.t-r. g. .-+-,-- .r--s,,.--.- -. -s.H-. -.t.s ~ NN'
7aa,b y Of ag"1te III tHs state u SoCth Dakota, II.
yE&E# BE CG&EEsTtGEF, l.a

C8eEFY sT iIsEgF3Ep.
C4eyses i. whiting. P~residnn', and ieree n Taintn-,
Secretary oP tie Orient lBsiganre Co, % Hartford,
EgDa. balas eHIy Sworn, dcfoee rhd soy. that the
tragaing .ts a ftii, tue and c"',%rt ,laieisteht
Insurance company. - he Don, Ode owner II 1T
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