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The Globe-republican., 1890-02-26
Council Proceedings.
February 10th, Is!

FEBRUARY 18th, 1871.
The city council met in regular session
at Z 80 D. m. Present: r. w. Evans.
mayor; $. Galland, p. III. Sughrue. w.
c. Shinn. j. L. Hubbard, j. J. Summers
by and r. Gaede. councilmen; absent,
L. X. Mcintyre. councilman. The min
utes of last regular meeting were read.
Councilman r. Gaede stated that be had
not voted intelligently upon motion in
the record relating to the payment of
certain scrip issued to L. j. Grant. and
changed his vote to read ''voting in the
affirmative" and on motion the minutes
were approved as corrected.
On motion of j. j. Summersby. it was
resolved by the mayor and council that
the resignation of Councilman c. II.
Martin be accepted. and that a vote of
thanks be extended TO Mr.. Martin for the
efficient manner in which he served the
city during his term of office.
On motion of Councilman Summersby
the street commissioner was ordered to
notify the chairman of the committee on
streets and alleys, to cause the sidewalk
in front of L. X. McIntyre's store and
lumber yard on Second avenue, to be
placed in safe condition and as near the
established grade as practicable.
The mayor appointed j. NJ. Bell for
confirmation as city assessor, which was
lost by the following vote. on call of roll !:
S. Galland. j. Summersby, voting aye,
and J. 7. Hubbard. P. H. Sughrue, w.
c. Shinn, r. Gaede voting no.
There being other candidates for the
said office the mayor presented the name
of E. w. Cooley; the roll was called
and s. Galland. J. +. Hubbard, w. C.
Shinn and r. Gaede voting no; P. H.
Sughrue and j. j. Summersby voting aye.
The mayor then placed the name of r.
H. McEiwain before the council for con-
ffrmation as assessor. The roll was call
ed and lost by the following vote: p. H.
Sughrue. w. c. Shinn voting aye; S. CAL
land j. T. Hubbard, j. j. Summersby,
r. Gaede voting no.
The mayor then presented the name of
l.. G. Grobety for the Office of city asses
sor. The roll was called and the ap-
pointment confirmed by the following
vote: S. Galland, j. T. Hubbard, w. c.
Shinn, r. Gaede voting aye; P. H. Sugh-
rue and j. j. Summersby voting no.
On motion all claims on file were re-
ferred to the finance committee.
On motion Of J. j. Summersby, it was
ordered by q vote Of the council that the
mayor issue proclamation under section
ten, Of ordinance No. 1O7, an ordinance
relating to dogs running at large.
On motion the council adjourned.
GEO. F. JONES, City Clerk.
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Belle Items.

The party at Mr.. Wiseman's Tuesday
evening was well attended.
Mrs. Mullendore gave quilting party
one day last week to her lady friends.
Barney Hessman left for Barton coun-
ty. Kansas. last Wednesday.
Nettie Miller. of Wright. came out on
visit to her parents. Tuesday.
Mr. Brewer. of Hodgeman county. is
selling fruit trees in this vicinity.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give an oyster supper at the Logan
school house, March 18th. The proceeds
are to go to the pastor.
Mr.. Tony Muse, of Dodge City. came
out to see his prospective mOther-in-law
Tuesday of last week.
The milk from one hundred head of
cows can be procured in this township
for the new creamery at Dodge.
superintendent Bernard, of Hodgeman
county, delivered an address on the 22d
inst, to the people of Quail Trap. his
subject being Washington. Mr.. Bernard
is splendid speaker.
Monday of last week as Lem Pogue
was driving home, his team became
frightened and the seat falling down
caused him to fall out. He was picked
up insensible by George Strange and
Oliver Stineman. He is doing we'll.
Bud Shemelia traded for locOed horse
to mate one that he already bad. 1t
takes locomotive to lead him. This
will make him strong coyote team.
Wednesday. the 10Th, as Oswell Langue
a German boy of this place, was driving
cattle, his horse fell upon him after hav-
ing thrown him into bed of cactuses.
He is unable to leave his bed at presen,
and suffers greatly. TRAVELLER.
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L. W. Yaggy. of Chicago. an old
friend of our townsman, DR.. D. D. Rose.
was in the city Saturday. Mr.. Yaggy is
largely interested in Kansas lands, and
has farm of one thousand acres near
Offerle. Edwards county, which he in
tends planting to trees. He visited our
forestry station while here to obtain in
formation as to the best varieties Of trees
to plant. Mr.. Yaggy is a gentleman of
means and can well afford to expend the
sum necessary to carry out his intentions.
He is the author Of ''Yaggy's Anatomi-
cal Study used in public schools, As
well as prominent publisher Of Chi
cago.
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The New Grocery

one door west of Bee Hive, is the place
to 90 for your groceries. Bright clean
stock. and new goods arriving every day
and going at prices to suit the times.
''Dick" says he will pay One Dollar for
every package that goes out of his place
that falls short Of weight. Give rs
trial and you are sure to become our Gus
toner. 17-3
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Hon. X. NJ. Wright, who left this
city on Sunday afternoons train, week
ago, enroute to Tascosa, Texas, was in
the Santa Fe wreck near Wichita. We
are pleased to note that he received no
injuries.
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lows, forge. tire bender, brick press and
molds. House moving outfit to rent.
See Sughrue himself, he is the man.
Sughrue will trade for anything Of value
from a bone to farm.
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THE GLOBE REPUBLICAN.
NorIcE no coRREsPoNpEnrs.

Correspondents will please bear In ms1d
that all anonymous communications eeht to
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guarantee OF their good faith and knowl-
edge on our part where and from whom the
communication comes. Please write plain,
be particular about names, and write on but
one side Of the paper.
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The York-Draper Mercantile Com
pany sold over one thousand dollars
worth of groceries and provisions one
day last week to the Geo. B. Cox ditch
ing outfit.
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The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are preparing an attractive mu-
steal and literary entertainmentforM March
18th. Keep your eye on the date for it
will be something good.
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The secretary of the immigration
society is in receipt of number of letters
from delegates who have expressed their
intention of attending the convention on
Friday.
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The female quartette is preparing to
participate in the Sunday school enter
tainment to be given by the presbyterian
church the first of next month.
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y. F. Frankey left Sunday for the
east. He goes to find q mandatory
where he can have his recently patented
typewriter copy holder and game board
manufactured. He will visit a number
Of the eastern cities before returning.
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Invitations are out announcing the
marriage Of Mr.. Samuel Wollman. of this
city. to Miss Julia Goodman, of Denver,
Colorado, which event takes place at the
latter city on Wednesday morning,
March 10Th.
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That was genuine blizzard that
came down on US from the northwest
yesterday morning. But the season is
SO far advanced that it was of very short
duration.
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Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Sheldon leave
to-day for their home at Kingfisher, l. T.
after a visit of two or three weeks with
their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Wade.
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who has nearly anything
you want for sale is p. Fl.
Sughrue. He has horses,
cows. pigs. He has
household goods of all
descriptions. He has
stirring plows, riding
plOws, mowers, rakes.
buggies, spring wagons.
and q blacksmith and
buggy outfit, consisting
of tools and material. bel
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A ear of draft and road horses en-.
route to Denver were at the railroad
yards Sunday afternoon. They came
from Seward, Nebraska.
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Il am now prepared to paint your
buggies and vehicles of all kinds at a
moderate price. Having had ten years
experience in this line, will warrant all
my work and guarantee satisfaction.
G. w. WARING.
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"A large outfit of teams, numbering
upwards of fifty, left this city Saturday
for eastern Colorado, to do the excava-
ton work on big irigating ditch which
leaves the Arkansas river about twenty
five miles below Pueblo. The outfit had
been employed on the defunct Hutchin-
son, Oklahoma and Gulf road and are
to MI q contract held by Geo. B. Cox of
this place, for the construction Of about
twenty five miles Of the ditch.
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Orders left at the Home Laundry for
clothes cleaning. and repairing, and all
kinds of plain sewing and mending, will
receive prompt attention. Good work
guaranteed.
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The fourth quarterly conference Of
the NJ. E. church will be held in this city
on Saturday next. Presiding elder A. P
George will be present.
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They have ''drop a nickel in the
slot" machine at the Rock Island ticket
Office. You drop a nickel in the slot,
pull out the drawer and get an accident
insurance ticket. amount $500. and good
for twenty-four hours.
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e. E. Smith has given up his posi-
ton in the Garden City land Office, and
will again make Dodge City his home.
having associated himself with the
Pioneer Loan and Trust Company Of
this city.
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"A man came into this office the other
day and wanted to borrow our step lad
der. We told him it was-Lent-some
time ago and never returned.
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George Reynolds, H. S. Wilkinson
and w. D. Ayers started overland Satur-
day morning for Colorado where they
60 to work on the big ditch.
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w. S. Pagan. special agent for the
Kansas Mortgage Company, writes us
that he has been promoted, with head
quarters at Topeka.
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Announcement.

| wish to inform the general
public that l have once again
embarked in the Grocery Bus
mess. But l have this time
concluded to start and continue
on a purely cash basis.
Wishing to discount my bills
l must sell for cash only, and
as l do not wish to refuse any
person credit l take this meth
cd of informing the public that
| will sell for CASH ONLY.
AS l intend selling my goods
at very low prices l cannot af-
ford to do any credit business
at all. / will make it to Your
interest to come and visit my
establishment and get my
prices.
Thanking You for past favors
and soliciting a continuance of
the same, remain,
Yours very truly,
JOCOB COLLAR.
Front St. Collar Block.)
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Joe Dillon, of Hartland, Kansas,
writes to us for printer. Here is an
opportunity for some printer who is
seeking employment. Joe is good old
soul, aud the right kind of workman will
be sure of a steady job.
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j. S. Evans, of Sterling. was ia the
city Thursday on business connected
with the A. G. Lands estate, of which
he is the assignee.
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The best investment you can make
is few dollars every month in the saw
ings and loan association. Go in and
get few shares.
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IF. p. York. of the YOrk-Drape
Mercantile Co., was In the city the pas
week looking after his business interests
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Now is the time to have your house
papered cheap. Leave orders at War
ing's shoe store.
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NOTICE.

eeate Of Kansas, Ford County. %.
he has nled IN the probate court OF FORD
county, Kansas, . petition for drugg1sss
permit to cell intoxicating liquors tor meG!-
and that said petition will be heard - the
once Of the probate judge Of said county on
the "a day OF April, Ioo0 st two O'Clock 2: m.
Of said day; s.3 ~ t. nc 111s1
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Mrs. J. E. Wiley. Of Kinsley. was
guest of Mrs. Fred Gardner the past
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Boyer departed
Sunday for their former home at Canton,
Ohio, where they expect to reside during
the summer. Mr.. Boyer and his estima-
BILE wife have made hosts of friends dur
ing their residence in Dodge City and
Ford county. who will be glad to well
come them back soon. Mr.. Boyer has val
liable real estate interests in this county.
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The advance weather report for this
city, as given by Sergeant Sherwood, is:
For Thursday morning, fair and warmer.
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From every source comes encOurag-
ing words concerning beet-sugar exper-
iments. They have been quite success
fully grown in this country and might be
made . great success. 2.00O acres were
planted to sugar beets last year in Cali
fornia. and from this Is 500 tons of beets
were raised which produced $50 tons
Of sugar worth IS per ton. How many
of our farmers viii try an experiment
this year-Jetmore ResxiUe
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n nndersixned hereby dives NOTICE that
he has flled In the probate court OF tora
county. kansas, . Pesas.on , roI . aor Mc<,.
cal, mechanical and scientific Pufp0eeS oniy
md thsf said petition will be heard Is the
once Of the probate judge Of said county on
.. A ties c.f 5. W. xo1rr,r. Probsse Judge.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
February weather sure enough.
-Chas. Wright has returned home
from Oklahoma.
DIR. N. D. Stroup, of Bloom, was in
the city Monday.
". K. Sayers. of Ensign. was in the
city Monday of this week.
Jacob Collar has added stock Of
groceries to his cigar store.
Ut. Ham has severed his connec-
ton with the Dodge House.
w. J. Fitzgerald and J. w. Gilbert
were at Topeka Saturday.
Scrap iron, rags, rubber. copper
and zinc, bought by P. H. Sughrue.
Several new shares have been taken
in the savings association this month.
Miss Nellie Finley visited with Miss
Carrie Marley on Saturday and Sunday.
When you want any carriage, sign
or ornamental painting done, see G. W..
Waring.
Harry Newfer has moved his grocery
store into the Beeson building on Chest
nut street.
Regular meeting of the loan and saw
ings association next Tuesday evening.
Don't forget it.
Congressman Peters is opposed to a
worlds fair on the ground that the
country is too poor.
For SALE CHEAP-Chambers' Ency-
clopedia. Edition of 1887, s volumes.
Inquire of J. D. STEWART.
Paul Evans, who has been clerking
in E. r. Garland's drug store at ingalls,,
has returned home to stay.
w. 3. Dickie left for his old home at
Darlington. Ohio. last Saturday. He
expects to be absent several months.
r. n. Hutchinson has taken George
Reynolds place as baggage and freight
delivery agent for the Montezuma rail-
road.
Our seedmen have been receiving
large orders of all kinds of seeds during
the week. strong reminder that spring
is upon us.
Now is the time to have your house
papered cheap. Leave orders at War
ing's shoe store.
George Reynolds, H. S. Wilkinson
and w. D. Ayers started overland Satur-
day morning for Colorado where they
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Prof. E. D. Webb, principal of the
city schools, has been engaged to con-
duct the Edwards county normal insti-
tute next July.
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"A valuable article on tree culture,
written expressly for the GLOBE-REPUB-
LICAN, may be found on the first page of
tO-day's paper.
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Sidney Reynolds will leave to-mor-
row for Colorado. where he goes to act
as commissary for Geo. B. COx's ditch
ing outfit.
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Capt. J. 81. Finlay returned Monday
from two weeks visit to Warsaw. ILL.,
inois.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Harris entertain
ed number of their friends at their
home in the west part of the city Satur-
day evening.
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DIR. C.. A. Milton has been appointed
pension examining surgeon for Ford
county.
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Our seedmen have been receiving
large orders of all kinds of seeds during
the week. strong reminder that spring
is upon us.
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w. &. Dickie left for his old home Al
Darlington. Ohio. last Saturday. He
expects to be absent several months.
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r. n. Hutchinson has taken George
Reynolds place as baggage and freight
delivery agent for the MOntezuma rail-
road.
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"A number of loads of baled hay
were loaded at the Santa Fe yards Sat-
urdsy for shipment west.
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Paul Evans, who has been clerking
in E. r. Garland's drug store at Ingalls,,
has returned home to stay.
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Miss Ida Sibley and Miss Warner, Of
Bucklin, were visiting In this city Nom
day.
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The indications are that there will be
q very large acreage sown to alfalfa this
season.
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For SALE CHEAP-Chambers' Ency-
clopedia. Edition of 1887, s volumes.
Inquire of j. D. STEWART.
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Congressman Peters is opposed to a
worlds fair on the ground that the
country is too poor.
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Regular meeting of the loan and saw
ings association next Tuesday evening.
Don't forget it.
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Harry Newfer has moved his grocery
store into the Beeson building on Chest
mt street.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16
First Publication Feb. 18th. 1851.
Leasing School Lands.
State Of South Dako'a
Commissioner Of School and Public Lands.
f1xnnE. Feb. 2tst, 1870

PIERRE. Feb. 2tst, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 10th day
OF April, 1890, all the School Lands in Union
county viii be leased Mt public auction to the
highest bidder. ut the front door OF the Court
House in said county. The leasing VIII be con-
Quoted by the County Superintendent OF Schools.
Said leasing will be held between the hours OF
10 O'Clock .. M. and 8 o'clock p. m. each day
until all tracts Of school Lands have been ohered
for lease. Each bidder whose bid IL accepted.
must at once deposit the amount Of bis bid with
the County Treasurer, taking his receipt there
for. II the lease Is not approved BY the Govern
or the money will be returned.
The following Is the list Of School Lands IN
nninn county ~ be offered.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16
Official PROCEEDINGS
OF Tie Board Of County Commissioners d
Union County, Held 1t the Court
House In Elk Point.
CLERKS OFFICE.
Wrw pOFNr. q. n.ADrtl Z. 1880.

ELK Po1sr. i. B.. April I. issso.i
Beard OF county commissioners OF Union
county, 8. D., met In regular session.
Present d. X. Fennell, Thos. Roman and ".
W. Main; also J. w. Ellis. clerk.
section /. On motion board proceeded to set
dement, with tho county treasurer. Day spent
In above duties.
On motion board adjourned to April 8 1850.
Elk Point, g. D., April 8. 1890.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. MEM
bcrs All present; also the clerk.
SEQ. 9. On motion road petition OF A.. Il.
Tremain ct al was taken UP. Mr.. &. G. Ericsson
appearing ON the part OF the petitioners, and
Mr.. A. b. Keller for tho remonstrants where
upon Mr.. A. ID. Keller offered . motion to set
aside the petition for . public highway ~ de-
scribcd In the petition. and after hearing able
arguments In thu matter, and having fully
considered the same. the motion was overruled
and time given each supplementary petition.
Tue territory allowed each party TO obtain sig
natures should be ali OF sections l-l.-lS-e4 and
rs, township q, range ~; also Al Of township
g, range -, tlmc set for hearing being Mon
day, April II, 1880, At In. m.
Balance Of the day spent In making settle
ment with treasurer.
On motion board adjourned to Aprile, 1870.
Elk Point, 8. D., April ., 1870.
Board met ~ per adjournment, members al
present; also the clerk.
ecc. :, Day spent in making settlement with
treasurer.
ca motion board ~adjourned to April 10 1880
EIk Point, 9. D.. April 10, 10O.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment, mem
bers oil present; also the clerk.
Sec. 1. Day spent In making settlement
with treasurer.
On motion board adjourned 70 April II Iso0
N Point, :. D., April u, lseO.
Board met % per adjournment. member al
present; also the clerk.
Sec. 4. Q~UARTERLY
" the board OF county commissioners O
Union county, 8. D.: The following 10 = full
report Of the receipts n disbursement u
my ONCE from Jan. 1. 1904, TO April l, 1890.
Respectfully submitted.
C.. II. WTLIIAMa,
County Treasurer.
IThe t~reasurcr's quarterly statement. e
gcfher with other proceedings OF the D0Aru
Will appear next week. Opy Tor same caM'
la too late for this weeks Issue.
EOa R-NE8@ 49,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16

sellq1 SAie 4teA re(Iol1e I'LL "a 80
pask O3Yh13 Sch<E.
4 knOWlodeeO f human nature h
sbettes tann knoWled1s III books.
I'D n Snore vartsd and all ol contra.
dictions md requires careful study.
Memories facts according 10 cause
md effect on ttls laws Of association.
Relieve The mcniory % much ss
possible, but cultivate IL some.
Reason comes later in life. Pay 4
great deal 81 attention to the deyel-
OpTnsnt TO the sensibilities and ex-
pree6iOn.
b clear about your duty, then II
i child dislikes you. al right, you
must do your duty. The sensibili-
ties lead 10 the morsl part Of the
mind. Morality makes the citizen
more valuable. Objects Of recita-
ton are, 10 develope the pupil mem
tally and morally, discipline, proper
expression, self confidence and at.
tention. Also to impa.t and fix
knowledge; TO correct errors; to test
pupils preparation; 70 interest and
stimulate BY competition. Remem'
Der that knowledge ID valuable only
because il can be communicated.
EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS.
Monday 1 large audience listened
10 some excellent well rendered rec
itations and aud address Of welcome
by Supt. Ring, which could not
fail 70 interest I'll concerned in gen.
efal education, and which contained
much valuable information In re-
gard 10 the schools Of our county.
1kTuesday evening Prot. Kratz de-
livored entitled Two Years
10 England" His graphic descrip-
tion Of the voyage and Brother
Jonathan in his historicS and ro-
mantle country was deeply appre-
ciated by all who heard it. The
most interesting object Of the nara.
tive was w estminister Abbey where
England's powerful Monarchs have
been crowned and her mighty dead
repose, which il literally but a step
from the coronation stand to the
grave.
Wednesday evening, Rev. Rifen.
bark presented his lecture on "Mora|
Education" He has q high ideal o
what q teacher should be morally
and gave some excellent thoughts
for consideration. We teach By
something that never goes into
words at all, and should . to it
that our example and influence
which will be unconsciously mould
ed into many characters, should b
the very best.
Thursday the lecture on eth
Round Man. by Prof. Stout CLOSED
the evening Sessions. Tho subjec
was very suggestive Of symmetry
A man with all sides Of his natur
evenly developed as was brough
out by the speaker. He succeede'
admirably in showing that educa
ton 10 necessary to fulfil life's mis-
sion in It's broadcast sense and tina
ignorance is q curse and worse tina
slavery 70 the country.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16
Herd

I have rented the Pinckney farn,
Joining the Elk Point townsite on
the south, and will take : number "
cattle and horses to herd during thu
season at reasonable prices. Cowl
will be taken in the morning and
delivered II night. Good water and
careful attention.
- HANS ANDERSON.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16

You cannot accomplish any work
or business unless you feel we'll. II
you feel used up--tired outv-take
DR.. j. HI. McLean's Sarsaparilla. It
will give you health. strength and
vitality. For sale at Talcott's drug
store.