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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09
suNoAY eLoslNa foa oneAMlaIGs.
Difficulties IN the way for Roth Cream
er,tuen nnd Iarmors.

Difficulties In the Way for Roth Cream
erSmen nnd Iarmors.
-Four creamolies ia Bremor county.
br have bal notice served th,m by tho
county attorney not 20 run on Sunday.
While | houd Ike to see every cioam.
cry closed Sundays, 40 as 20 give Ito
boys % d.y Of rest, icnnnot bu, ackuowl.
edge the practical difficulties of such an
action. ucr tho considerable loss 10
would cause the farmers, loss which
would nstound everybody II figured out
for Iowa alone. But when complaints
ara made by 1ntsidors It is timo TO re.
duco such a law TO the aburlity where
It belougs. Why not serve notice on
farmers not TO milk their cows Sunday;
No. Let uH nthor sec II II Is not posi-.
bio TO dcvia' somn practical solution Of
the problem 50 far as | know, the
crcnmerics that close now receive the
Saturdays evening mill, and separate 10
that night. This win as n rule keep
them busy till about midnight. Mlu.
day morning tho Sunday morning mill,
arrives in anything but % fine condition.
and in some eases half OF IL IL sent back,
Hs 1t has not even come up 10 the before
mentioned test. Leaving ont tho tempta.
ton by which the cream raised on it has
tried the good housewife or hired girls
honesty. there u liable 20 DO consider.
able loss on such milk, both Us to yield
aud q lily.
In e. the regular milk delivery isup
10 tbu ull capacity OF the creamery, IL
may also ho that tho maker pays - high
price for his Sunday freedom. when he
looks hacl, on that extra Saturday worl,
and considers Mondays rush, which an
increase Of 51per cent. In tho milk neces-
sarily puts him 70. This rush certainly
tempts him 10 brcal, tho third creamery
commandment. Thou shalt not over.
crowd thy tepuHtors, hut see 20 Il that
thou shmmeth the mill, clean"
II on the other hand the farmers try
10 raise the cream on Sunday mornings
milk and make butter for homo use, he
meets difficulties Us ho Is not fixed for
It. and again tho temptation Of sending
part Of such sklmmill, 20 the creamery
might prove too great I therefore sug-
gcst that the farmer should gct small
vat Gin lined hlrreD and ripcn the whole
Sunday mornings milk and have q
churn large enough 10 churn Il. This
would give thum very good yield aud
fine quality OF butter, aud the creamery
work would not be thrown out OF gear
oyory Monday, II. Monrad In Cream.
cry journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09
Conrt parncrnnhs.

Judge Zane, in the hsheas corpus
case Of II. &. Preston, the Ogden em-
b,z1ier, has denied the Issuance Of the
writ.
A meeting Of the bar association
Will be held tomorrow night at tho
rooms Of therhird District court to con.
siuer matters Of Importance. a mn
attendance Is desired.
Mhnhsll Adams FLED an action
against John s. Garrison In the Third
District court yesterday afternoon 70
collect on pfoInissory note for S8gJ
secured by chnttel mortgage.
Theodore l.. Buuneli brings euit
ugainst William NJ. Williams, Jacob
- Blair and Edward Richards In the
rhird District court aud demands
Judgment against the defendants on
two pfOmissOfy notes amounting 60
sll00. The no,es were executed b.
Williams payable 10 Blair and the
latter assigned thcm 10 the present
plaintiff. They are secured by mort
gage ON certain real estate, aud de-
tendant Edward ItlchSr'la clsluiH some
interesl In tine property ~ a purchaser
from Williams. The usual decree is
prayed for. sUI
Honey Teher, the Walker 10Y
barber, was tried by n jury In Com.
missioner Pfatpe court Yesterday after
noon on the charge Of keeping his shop
open on Sunday. There was q die
agreement and the Jury was dc
charged.
District Attorney Varian has filed a
complaint against John q. Thompson,
alias Thorndyke, the alleged COlum.
hus, o., postoilice rObber, IN Commits.
sioner Norulrs court, changing him
with embcz1leueni In Ohio, aud max
Ing United States case Of it. Ihoup.
son was turned over TO tha United
Statcs authorities and taken to che
rculieutiary Tor safe keeping. lie has
employed 5. II. Lewis TO defend him,
aud the hearing has been oct Tor TO-
morrow afternoon.
In the case OF Police Justice keslor
W. the cts Couucil--order to show
cause--Judge Anderson has taken the
argument Of eouu4ol under advise.
mcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09

TrNDEp AUTHORITY or ~ ORDER
OF sale granted hY the Probate
ouri in aud Tor salt LAKE county Utah Tern.
tors, daloi Augu,t seth, ~. viii hgil NJ pri
yatc sale Tho following Described real cstato, 10
wIti Commencing az a point one % rod cat
Hud eight lsl rods south from the norihweat
oDfusrof Lot seven 40, IN N'ncg twcutvthfce
I2U,iH Fiat ''h. salt Lake C2fy surYcF, nndrun.
Minis thence south four and ogc.half 80
rods. thcure cast nine lNl rods. thence north
tUonu1 one hah az rods, thence west forty.
seven 90 feet, ihcncn n0rth tWo o. rod .
thence wust one hundred and one and .half
tiUlit ieef To the plAfn 90 beginning Also 10
fight % way over one ~ Tod east aud west hy
twenty .1| rods north auteuul1 ~ Ard along
~ wcst side of faid lotin cunmou with othors
inLgrvsted IN and ehtit'cu Co IN uHr OF n rEht
~ Way over Haii land, situated No salt Llkc
tiig, in salt t.Aso County, ttau Territory. sad
Ind viii be sold subject 10 q lease now exist.
M on said land.
Ttr silc viii be made At The ofice Of wad
dtll IS ADAMS, httnrncyr, p sud % East. FtrHt
South street, -ult Lake CITY. sail Lake County,
tWu IUfrioty, un 20 Aiigr September q. 1852,
ami c4 IN wfirr Will Ne received Addressed
Go mo undcrlign care 81 fa'l NBddcII \
Adaae,. up to aud Including sal1 hat mon.
unnud date.
rcns N sale each ton pcr cent % accom-
peny uid, balance On confirmation u sale.
Dated August alth, ltIl
CNLE.TIA a. GILLErT,
ounrdian Il the person and estate OK Horace
2. ouloit, minor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09

Some OF my most intimate acquaint-
ancCs have been the mOchnNhirds in
tho California groves. lt soeTs almost
unnecessary TO cnge thcm, tfey are so
happy among the ever blooming trees,
but cages hang In balconies, at doors
and windows, all about the courts and
under tho caves, and passing down tho
streets ono hears at all hours gushes Of
melody from tho wonderful miinickers
IN their prisons II Il q cheerful sound,
yet like better 20 listen 10 thom as they
fit at viii whore the rcd romegranates
flower, where the wild iigs rear their
massive canopies, where they may hide
their young as they choose in the fra
grant orange trees tops.
ono splendid follow has his perch on
q windmill Fan opposite my door, where
all day long no p1urs ont trills raptur.
oui with gleo. Some mornings ho Is in
such ecstasy that ho bubbles down his
notes in snatches, wasting no time In
weaving Thorn together, whenever | ap-
pear ON tho doorstep Iknowhe watches
for my coming, for he apparently boards
his musical quiyer full OF guy darts.
Keeping silence for intervals when am
unseen, letting thom ~ in m arowy
shower, as II he would transport mo
whom roappoar, He Is the faucy tyrant
who pecl,s at my hat, my hair, my
gown, wsen venture too near the rose
vino on tho lattice whore bis newly
matched babies aro,-San Diego Cor.
Christian Union.
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A Dog worth Having.


A women living in fat on Gates
venue near Stuyyesant is tho owner Of
dog that ia worth having 1t is q
mongrcl cur rs devoid OF pedigree rs a
paving stone Is OF hair. Exactly how
sho came in possession Of the dog sho
cannot cay. lie happened around ono
day in forloin and hungry condition,
and being fond Of animals she took pity
on him, fed him and ut onco the dog
located on the premises. lie Is good
deal In appearance like Smilcy's frog,
that il TO say. there are no points about
this dog 10 indicate that he is better than
any other dog, But, as the sequel will
show, he proved TO be an animal Of sin-
gular judgment and good sense, Tin
other day while roaming in the vicinity
he found five dollnr bill. Now by
what process o. reasoning orby previous
observation that dog had learned that
money bad value or that five dollar
bills were worth having, Is impossible
70 say.
The fact rcmains, however, that this
Intelligent mongrol dog took the bill in
his mouth and, In spite OF the efforts OF
a number Of street boys who saw the
performance and tried go got the money
away from him, scooted with it 10 the
Gates avenue dat and deposited It safely
ot tho fcot " his mistress with vag Of
his tail, W. If TO say, "You zoo, Pm abl9
10 pay for my board The woman
would not par. with that dog now for "a
good many five dollar bills, This dngu.
lar story Of al animals sagaciiy may
look doubtful, but 10 is absolutely true,
brooklyn Eagle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NrorICn Is nErEM OWES, ny .TIiE
.of ttrII ~ Iratt. dpccatud. 20 the rrOditors
of. and an persona having slams against the
sad dceuAse,i. 10 exhihit them with Tie ncces
.rgrt vouehtrs within ten months HitUr tho
dfaf pubugafou uf tits notice. % tha fgid
tftnfnisirstar al iuuWoodey FURNITURE Store.
al III and al ~, First south Street. sau Lake
tiiF. iu tho rouuE or rhN hAAc' lthb
JANIS lIENUY LFE,
Adm aistralor Of thu estate OF hcaa %.
Pratt, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09

so far aa the lluhrity OF the natural
as compared with the artificial leo Is
concerned. we may fost assured that 49,
regards bacteria ono is Just rs whole.
some as the other provided The water
used Is pure. VI tho watef s. impure
from sewage or other unwholosoms
thing. then tho natural Zee is never III
for domestic nee n water Is impure
the processes Of artificial icomaking, IL
carefully performed. grc capable OF fur
ui,h.ng oven from it o product which is
harmless aud wholesome, whether 1t bo
absolutely germ irs8 ur no.. for Also.
lutte freedom from gsrms--if these arc
not diHolo producing louns-is neither
uccc siry nor especially desirable. Il Is
not bacteria, bat disease producing bac-
tcria, which make Of practical dnih.
cameo the invisible Dora ~ either water
or ice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09

In tho Probate Court IN and for salt Ihte
tounty, Territory u uuh.
In Tho matter Of The rslalo o. Thomas Ram
deceased,

ArOTfCE n HEHENN GIVEN THAT
~ Henry Coulam, ndmiuistrntor " tho 90.
tate Of Thos. H. SIS dgCchacd. hab rendered
for sptticnert, and hlfd On f1ii court bis final
account 81 HE administration OF uaid estate
rnd petition Tor dhai dFtrihutlun Of the residue
OF SAID estate among thcpc pns emitted there
10, aud that Thursday, the l4Ed day Of roplsu-
her. 4 ~ lig.,at ~ o'elOcf ATM, "a the Court
Room Of aaiu Court ,inthc County Cont House.
been duly appointed hy The iudFf o. flll
Court, for tho tutu emcnt 10 said account aud
hearing aid petition fog distribution, At which
time and place any person interested in SAID
cstste mfy appear aud show esuac, ii any
there he. Why said account fhuuld not he fnt.
uud and approved and hnal distribution made
dated Anrait 80. itql Oh ALLEN,
Ciert o. The Probate Court.
~ CAUsrKS BROWSE, IN. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09

NTOTicE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, TuAr
~ isanc N. Waudo Z executor Ut thr iast,
will ann trstnmfHf 'of David low. dasafs 30 j
has rendered for dotticmnnt and died DO said
court h's fual account Of hs admins ration OF
said estate sud pctitiun Tor final fIftrihuiun 81
ihr residue Of saii estnic among the pofHnns
entitled thereto, aud that Thursday, TIE sgsd
day ~ soptcmhor, AID srl lt no u'clout H.m %
The Court Room u said Court. in tho County
Court House. salt Lake iiiy aud County, ttsh
Territory, has been duly appointed by The Judge
~ said court FOR the settlement ~ said o..
uihut0u. atwhlCh time ana place any pursun
Interested iu sam estate may appear and shru
cause u any there b.. why ssii account should
not be- settled and arp owed and GnAl disutbu.
ton made AZ prayed Tor
Dated August Jth. ls4A
a. y. ALLEN,
clerk Of the Probate Court
u CAUETIN BROWNE, Jt.. Deputy.
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NOTICE

once Of the Paoinc Lumber and building Co.
sugar House, salt Luk0 County, Utah.
~ upon the following described stock, on
account OF assessment levied on the l2nd dav
Of July, 4. u. isE, Tie several amounts set up.
positc the nnmca ~ the respective sharehoid
erf, ha follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09

Tho latest mineral development in
Arizona Is a deposit Of black onyx. 1t
Is MS black MS lot exceedingly bard and
takos u fine polish, The ledge is situated
in the Grand canyon and * said TO be
very extensive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-09

For few cents any person can obtain
supply to send abroad to friends. and these
silent messengers frequently preach the Cos
pei as effectualy as missionaries. Try it by
buying some and mailing to your friends
abroad
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BACK VOLUMES
or tus-
DESEEET WEEKLY.

The sixth volume OF the DEsEREr
WEEKLY In the present form u
now bound. A limited number OF
copies Of these six volumes can be OBJ
tsiped at the DEsEREr NEws once,
Salt Lake city, In bound form ats2.OO
per volume. 1t Ia lhe bost history OF
current events 10 bo obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and tho time is not
far distant when they will be eagerly
sought after by students OF history,
anxlons to be informed OF the stirring
events which have trsnsplred within
the past throc years--lhomos; iniorost-
ing period OF the history OF tho Lat
ter-day Saints. Every person who
can afa 4 It should secure these
volumes while they arc to DO had
for future reference, and especially
should they DO obtained for every
Sunday School, improvement Asso-
citation and Ward library. Apply
early 70 mako sure Of getting them.
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.

clerk ~ the Probate Court
u CAuETIN BnowNE, JH.. Deputy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-01
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas john Pond by chattei mortgage dated
January ID, 1891 given to Joseph Eirsicr who is
now The owner thereof as SecuritS ltf the pay
Incnt OF S?40 on Jaiiutiy II. 1899 with interest ut
the personal property hereinafter described,
Which mortgage Was Htea IN Tie uiice Oi Tie
register of deeds OF Union coui,iy y. ID. on Jan
tlt!y i2lh, 1871, and whereas IL was stipulated IN
said mor, sN!5. ;ilat /. t,ie iiprig&Gee sli0ii!d at
ANY time deem himself Insecure or II any III The
SAID cnaItriS should t.epreela.e in value 1t
Sitoulti be lawful for llie ~in0ftEagPr 10 i"EG III.
mediate possession thereof ana lnf"clone said
aud whereas, said property has Dc
IN value aud some Il II has died and
the MORTGAGE deems himself Insecure aij Giu
on December y, 1881 exercise lis ribii; OF option
TO take sad property for the purpose OF fore
closing said mortgage, aud whereas. there ts
AuW due on said mortgage the sam Of 500 a.,
and tie further sum OF $40 attorney fee Sfip
utaipd in SAID mortgage, now, therefore, itoi,C 3
IL hereby given t'ai by virtue OF ti,e power In
said mortgage continued, and in pursuance OF
the statute in SAcil eases !l.de and provided the
$a.d mortgage Viii be I,fetl9Seti by Il sale OF The
~cIalleis therein described al public auction. 10
the highest hiGurriorea>h IN front al The toNit
House on Main street III Bin Puint,S. b,Gt J y III.
Saturday. January 9, ISa2. or by sale OF so
mech thereof MS may be Necessary 10 nay the
dtpt thereby secured with said attorneys fee
and lawful costs O! sale.
The nroprriyroyar-d by said mortgage, and
which will .e offered for Saie as above staicl, IS
described in the lar.nageo OF said mortgage rs
fellows!
.Onr. dark iron grey Eearr, nve( 5b years Old
weigh about ltHDlhS. 0ae darple grey mare.
I've ~ wears Old weigh about 100 lbs One dark
iron grey horse colt. 8 months aid, viii weigh now
about 6GgibS. One iron grey mare coli ,etiGnths
old has wi.itestriDi nfaee weigh now about 'O0ibs.
0newiIitr COW siSNrarscfd ,gnaisize, All nGc-liatf
~ interest IN Il MINI Chief Thrcsi,ing Machine,
BEEN used about 4 seasons being tie same one
bought OF Ahncr Hamilton IN fail OF 1880. Io-
Eethcr with all Increase .hhreaf."
Dated at Elk Point, >. d.. Dec. 81, iNl.
JoShrH Liksi.ER,
l.. c. Ericsson. Mortgage,
Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-01
CUT III TWO.
HALF PRICE; YES, CUT III TWIN
THE fhIcE!!

We have about 80 ladies' and
misses Newmarkets (long csoak$
in plain, stripe and plaid effects
all new, nice goods. WE HAVE
DECIDED TO CUT THE PRICE
OF EACH GARMENT IN Two:
You can havca SD garment for
So; you can have a 50 garment
for $50; you can have a 81 gar
mont for $3.50; you can have a S.
garment for $3.50.
Bring your pocket books, as we
will not charge On The books,
c!oahs sold at these prices.
FREEMAN Bios.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-01
WALLACE & WALLACE,

Taken with III. firm of. A. Wallace. 10 which
Il is successor. is the oldest law firm in the city
and probably ia the state. Tn jnnior member
was brought ~ in the once and has received a
good edrca ion, while the scaior member
knows blackstone almost By heart. lie has
bee, cent to the territorial legislature and has
been elected couly attorney on Two or three
different occasloas. the firm c,as n good bas-
iHc-s.
Els Point is a poor iocatinr for physicians,
for there + not enough sickness TO bald up II
very I~accttiYc p~rtatiU4: bat
DIR, j.. G.. COMFY
la, become 50 .cll kaown by reason OF liz
loag Practice aud goni success that he Is al
ways busy, lie was physician in the army for q
couple u years aud has p~tastlced acre for soAla
twenty Years.
Or. 4. y. HAYES
Is the oaly homeopathic physician IN the city.
He came here in 1870 and opcacd up All Office. lie
is a Young man Of good ability aad a hard SUI
dealt. tIis practice IS increasing aud becoming
uoro lucrative. lie is a nj 2mher OF The comfy
board ofinsanity, aud bis oaice is over H1wc,s
hardware store.
DIR. NJ. Y. MCLCAuY
Il o promising young physician jass from
CAuada. liz came here last fall, IS rec&lEl2-
his fall share OF the patronage, ana is having
! good eaccess. HIS Oh is ia tue Cit!4e,3s bank
bUi!ding.
DIR. w. l.. COOK
Has p~racticei horse dentistry aud veterinary
surgery 70; a,oul twcnty years in dI1afaEt
places aud is HOW ioGIlcl here. He is bald
I'M up Il good practice ami ctn always be de-
pended upon Tor good york, His locating hef1
il u good thin. for horse owners.
1.-THE reader will pardon our weakness NE
desire 10 say in
CONCLUSION
That the past growth Of tbs city. is present
possessions and business prosperity as we'll as
lis failure prospects, are AL highly satisfactory
aud iorce themselves upoa oar observation Us
strong and valid Arguments in favor OF iHYest,
vestnent within lis borders. There Is ToJm
for many industries, especially Of q nam fac
luun. nature. Seekers 10: hu1es and places /,
Invest ceaid do mach worse than to stop ovel
III our city aud Investigate lis resources.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-01
=
Do You Read?

If you do, now is the time you
were laying in your supply read
ing matter for the coming year.
Sometimes you want to subscribe
for q paper or magazine, bat you
DO not want to take the time Or
trouble to write a letter, procure a
money order CT draft and mail it,
and consequently are deprived of
something you ought to have.
Nov, all you have to do is to
step into the p~ostoiIice, designate
the publication you want, pay the
publishers price and you will lave
no further trouble. We send the
money and do all the correspond
ence without any extra charge.
Remember you can get amy
newspaper or magazine published
in the United States, Canada or
Great Britain through us.
Posi- OFFICE SUBSCRIPTION AGEN-
CT, Elk Point, S. d.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-01
CONCLUSION
FIRST Publication Jan. J., 1852.
Final Proof Notice,
TFTlU VoOf W. NTOS
T.. S. Land Oilice at laukton. South Dakot

T.. S. Land ONCE at iauk:on, South Dakota
December ~. 1881.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has ii.cd notice of his Intention 20
make final proof IN support Of his claim, and
that SAIL proof viii be made before the Cierk OF
the Circuit Court IN and for Uninn county ,Sot.tii
Dakota. at Elk Point. the county seat thereof.
on saturday the 9th day uf February 1872 al
osclock-M.. viz. Thomas Welsh under his
Homestead Entry No. o7ll for the North East
Quarter vi the North West Quarter and the
Nest Hall oil the North West Quarter Of Sec
,jou eleven and the SOUTHEAST Quarter OF the
Soat.i-West QHa;ter OF section 10. Twnin Town
snlp No. Eighty-Niue uorta ufIian4t NJ. Forty
Niue west 5,h l.. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
hiscontiDu0as residence upon, aHd cultivation
OF saidiani, viz:
John CoweIl. samuel Beaten. Harmon Geav-
crs and linn beavers all Of Jeherson, Union Co.
SALMON WESZLAFF,
-; ii
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-01

Iirsl publication Jan. 9Th 1901.
Executors Sale.

I!isl publication Jan. &ath 1901.
Executors Sale.
NOTICE. OF SAil.nT REAL PROPERTY,
State " ,,oHta Dakota
County Oi Union, IS.
Ii County Court.
III The matter ut u" ES.ate OF Mary Harding,
Deceased,
TO al whom II may c'INCGrn: Pursuant To an
uvIrc az said court. made on the ed day Of July,
1874. rs muiI!ivd by order ui september iii, 1891
the undersigned exec tors OF said estate VIII
sci! un the terms below stated at pu1ltc auction
On SATURDAY tiir y, d day NJ January ISt2 ut one
u cl0rk =. IA, of said vat at the late residence OF
the deceased eighty ruiS WrAt % the village OF
AlrcNl"r, in SAID county. the following described
Lands situated in said County. and belonging 10
said estate t"-Na
All llSt ,1Ft -! INr n~ortii.Wr ( %$;laricr If Sec
tinu twenty eIGil in t"wn%hip ninrty,Nvc north
n~trtigr forty mia" west a.! the atli pan. u Ing and
ltcil. north Of the right Dt way OF the Chicago
.,rd North Western Ky. COMPANY. And the
suttiI half 81 ilt southeast quarter oi section
mne IN township nintty-hSr north OF range
forty niue. west al The ath J.. II.
Terms of sale: pun-thirt cash. one third on
one years time and the balance on Two years
time with interest at eight per echl pur annum
payable anntai!y.
Witness our hand this"lst day II Deem
Der lsal.
". T.. HARDING * REUBEN Il. HARDING.
Executors OF said estate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-01
Shorthand, fype-vritins and Elocutio,

Miss Lillian Irvine is prepared to
give lessons in Shorthand, Type
writing and Elocution. For terms
apply at the residence, Washington
street, three doors east Of Congrega.
tional church.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-01
MERCHANTS HOTEL

Is tn" Lagos and Oldest hDtel In the city and
i run by r lanlrry BIOS. Good beds ana meals
are in store for IT. many guests AMI u free hn-
lstuU trapl iron al! trains. It i. tie tra?eter,'
aud mctch lnis hotel. 1t lG- god barn accom-
n.od tlipns al-o.
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A. l.. DAWSO

May be classei a. an Inventor. II is a nne
scho' AZ ana possesses wonderful mechanical
ability. May Of his inventions haee bean pay.
Ing ones. He also repairs ani sn4nataatar,s
everything rcqtirin. especial mccAin:cal skill.
and is a ir tciass w~iiGanaS2r.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-01-01
]. II. BRYAN

lstha only bonded ahsJft2tcr of titles IN II,
c5lIry aud IA. h- oHaa in tla ttttsrts bIni.
His tolg experience III this live raldccs hiH
:noFoa rniy responsible AM emsaaltIy IL +, al
The dntai,s uI the b~l'ilass, Inns btGa sher-
III aai Register nr deeds Of the c,alty. aud Is
oAe of Iie earliest ~s2rtsers all most respected
citizens Of the city.