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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
League Standing.


AT SEw yoWk.
New York 0i . o o.,
II, Louis, o o Is
Hits New York, 9; st Louis, l. Errors New
York, ,. -. Louis, .. battenrs- Crane and Muir
ply DwtrI Buckley and bird.
Boston. % u . u O. .
Cleveland, U q l.
lIlts-B1sion, 3: Cleveland !. Errors Iiostan,
3; Cleveland, 4. baiteres-stneiis aud GanEei;
tnppy aud Doyle,
Ar ,rupoos,,y nF.'
Brooklyn. . -
incinnati, % U - o
Hit Branklyn' y. Cincinnati, l. Errors-
brooklyn, .; 'mriHnafi, j. FogiI aud pnIlty
puTyea and Mnrphy
Al rHlLhprLrntA.
Louisville. o o -
Philadelphia, o . o 9 ~
Ilit,--Louis,llle. :: Philadclpbin. s Errors
Louisville, Il rhiiadephia. =. strattoU aud
Dowse; Esper and Clements
Al WASHINGTON.
Washington, 90 % / / . o o.
Chicago, COS . ! IL
iiits-W Washlngton, TO- Chicago. H. Errors
Gastrigh and AIilgpn, Gumberi and srbriser,
An BtLIINoBE. .''r
Baltimore 200 o o o o.
Fitshurg, . = o o a. 4
Baltimore. 10, pittsburg. s Errors
Baltimore 4, Ttttsbnrg =, Observation-Disclosures
and Ro-in: Calvin. snitb aud Mack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
LEAGUE Games Monday.

Al Boston-lioston. 4, Cleveland o. Ten In.
nngs. Bp-tnn. Il; Gle, eland. o.
At l,rookiyn-' ucinnhii ,. brooklyn, 4.
Eleven innings Cincinnati, q. Brooklyn, :.
Eleven innings.
At fntsliurg-Iittsburg, II, baltimore, t.
Fiiisburg. I. Baltimore, 3.
At New lork-N.w York, y: ~. Louis, 4. -.
Louis, 10: New York, q,
At Philadclphia Philadelphia, Z: Louisville, o.
Twelve innings. rhlludclphia. 3, Loui-siiie, 2.
Fourteen inuings.
Al Washngion-t hicago, 10. Washington. !.
Chicago, i, Washington I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01

AUGUSTA, Ma. Aug. 4. 1891.
UNION MEDICINE Co. Augusta, Me.
CESrLEnEN For the past three years
have suffered untold misery from elooo
poisoning contracted in the South. |
lost ali desire fot food. could not rest
nights and became SO weak and s3ek
that went to the city hospital in Pitts
burg, Penn. where | was dectored for
three months wiehor. doing me any
rood. The head physician there told me
r. 20 to the Hot Springs in Little Rock.
Arkansas. At that place took a iull
course of baths aud medicine under Dr'
Wilson, who had the name of being the
hest doctor in she State.@
was there six months but it did me no
rood. Last Spring ! was induced to Try
Or. Williams BLOOD SYRUP. As
soon as began TO take it my arnosste
returned, and / could sleep serndly all
night. am now as well and strong as
ever was am almost cured OF blood
poison and the Blood SyGlp has Gene
IL | recommend II to all my friends as the
hest medicine in the world for impure
Blood. a. T. NkwhAlL'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
COLBY,
Intals.-


Two base hits-Burril Graves. Young. Bean
Hall. Hoxie. Donble plays-t,rases. Bnrrill and
Bowman. Base on bslis-furgnsan L. Burri
Graves. Young, BowmsH Latlip, ,. Hoxie. Par
rington, >, .Iockson. =. Nichols struck out
t;rayes, Libby tides. Bean. Lailip. Bonuey, 2
Niclsois. 2, Osgood, .. Time of ganle-2it >, m
apire-F. h. PurrBgtoh Of Colby
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
New England League Standing.

At SNLEd.
Pawtuckpi. O-a 2 KY
Salem, 2 o o } D e. .
Ifits-PnwtHclci. n Salem, II. Erfor---raw.
tncket =: Sal.m, TO- Battrr..s- lynch and Ease;
HallOrau aud Moore.
Al NAN' HlssIKP.
Manchester, 2 , ! O--IO
WOonsockct, 2 q Il
Hit Manchester. II; woousock.t. ~ Errnrs--
Manchester. .; NouH-ockri. .I,niteris--W iieehr
Garry aud Mickey fnn'irry and l;nrriil
~ LowEit.
Brnckton, O.
Lowell, o 90 o Ga
Hhs-Brockfon, 10: L1Well. + Error--Broek.
ton, L. Lowell, t. Batierie--N Niuu and Bnrks,
Met -nrtney aud Iunps.o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01

tIll&Fefh psI-t. Commander Potter.
LstRFt4Ed -fsls!ier- aisi sai9r..
fiisabire cuIRrsaes IA carriages
Nsnsl'ey. es ctiy zDxerEissrar. " ard &
Invited gs-sf. ia carriage.
,.chaat children.
f.tizeHs grn.rsily
The graves in both the Upper and Mount
Hope cenieteFiss we're decorated, and in the
afternoon the post decorated the graves at
Libby Hill cemetery. 4, 7.3D in ,h. even
ing tlIe remaining exercises Of the day were
carried out in accordance With the following
order of exercises
Mu-ie.
ieatiisg of tivl8eral tprtisrs.
>er.ptusI} ~eleetiun-
PRAYER - Rev, :. y Attias-
Music.
Drg,inn by =. }. Buker of Richmond
singing Amefiea by tht audience.
iieas1iieIiou.
The services at Banslolph were held in
the forenoon at 10 O'Clock. The line formed
under the command of Chief Marshal Eben
Brookines, in the following order:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
An ,sreaesn.s Story


GAgpiSrR May Al - ESrsa.s;sl ! -
Tha, wonderful f;an,;,a, ,nxsn,,a, the
Holmes luhr,esn, material sin s,,ntinnas
20 push itself tn ,h,. frn,, Il, sse, ;,s ,d.
vancemeu, since ,h,. srs, sr.na;,,. ho, va
made by ,h,. ,prsn,,y " ua,mas !, ,h;s
ei,x SOM. ,xa aud o.-h.l, - has
h..en we'll p;oh ,,h.,a,,a,,i Th. Jo,.,,
has from ,;,a,. IN ,;,,., .,..,-,..t ,,- H., h,,
eft af ;,s ,a.s.,s III. ;,,o-,,, s,ns IN
tho yro,xth of This a;s..,x.r,. .,;,.h r,.,,,,,,
;,s cHm,x Ca. ,,,,. 80, :, ,s.. ,,,
;z.t;au of the Ua,,as r,h-, cr,,,;,. Nc,
"a ean;,,,;,ss a, an oao oao ~
mad for the n,,,s ., ,;,,,.vsl, r.h;,o
Nh. hns;,a.. &c u..,,..,,r;n,, a., 80
Thar ,sva rsos,,,x ,,n,. 10 r,h, aa,
matters ,f vital ;,,.ras, d, ,h. .slta, os
th. cam,.nv fsx ,axs., ,h.
or p II H,ln.. aud s,,, cr,, a. ,h.
worts =, N;.s,, D,
turned from, an sx,spdai ,opr in which ,hsv
an ,h., h..a,;,,s mad, in ,h;s .;,,
batw.,r eoso and -oa i, ,,,,h,r ,,,;.,, ha,a
besp r,nn;py an line .hsf,;,s t,r from ,uo
aud ,,.-h.,, ~ ,ar p.o.,.,;., ...
,,la, IN mako ,;s;i ,as,s an ,h, b,,. w,;oh
war;. /, ,b, bar,,.,s, n,ss;hl. ,,,,o.s
instance. of thu -oo ,o,h;,, Inn, .or,n,.,a,,
specassfuI and sa,;sf.c,orv -.s,,,. uar.
founa. One hearing unon which a ,wa,v.
inch Jonbla b.l, had ha.c n,l,;,u
dow, ,;gh, and r,n,;,, .o,s,,,,,v sor =
wear and Your months w,s ,ska, 3our and
the examination showed tia, !, hal NOT wor,
enauyl IN show , full ba,r;,c m. .r,;re
,eny,b of ,b,, box This ,.s, !. so .o,y;,,-
ing that il ensure. far ali time the n,;l;,v
.,a x,,,a az rho a,t;-, ;,,a,,,;,r -. o,,,,aa
m bear;ny surfaces
Accor,;,o IN -.,o,as, mad, h.. t...o
of min, MILL :, s,,,,,
c;,v ma, hos hoa, s.o, ., ,,., ,,,.a, ;. q,
, wind mill Nth ,,. ,,,;,. ha..:.
'rbis ,,os dana and ,,, h.s ;., ,
ce;vaJ tho, ,h, hoxas r ,rt;, s,.I,,
IL tho ,as, continues s.,;ss.,or;,,
,,aaks lo,c.r ,h. .o,,,, ;,i - ,h.,-
o,,r., of . .;,o,o ,,,r r,,, ,,;u u.;
fo,r,..n h,x.s an, ,ho H. ,,a.a,,
.aus Cav oho,, .,o ooo ,as r.,. :,
o,,v an. small aor,r,moo, -, hu.;ao..
,,;o, ,,;,, r. g, l..
HI. III, ~,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01

Give Johnson'- Anodyne Linimen, fair
chance, and it always gets there" when
needed. may31.I&w Is nrornfpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
Local Forecast

Bosros, May ai.--Fo- New England /:
"Wednesday, generally fair. continued warm
exeept nesr coast, south and east winds,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01

WASHINGTON, May 3i.-For New Eng
land fair. slightly warmer in interior:
south winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01

squad Of police.
thief Marshal Rct1lle and aids
tagls Drum turpS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
GIVEN Up By PHYSICIANS.
Hope tmost Gone aud Despair Taken Pos
session of him.
DIR. Williams Blood syrup Cures u Case Of
Bfood Poisoning

AR. 4. y. SEwHtiL Af Augusta, Maine.
vi for three years suffered uetod agony from
blood poisoning contracted IN the south. He spent
three tnonihs IN the city hospital of Pittsburg
Penn and six months at the Arkansas Hot Springs
and was not benefited by the treatments there re-
eeived Read 4nd be convinced ~ what lie says
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01

Salem Il, Lewiston.
l'aw'uckei at HruckioH.
" OOiisu.stf at LEVEL.
Manehesi'r at Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-01
BASE BAlt.

The League Games Of Yestsrday-Ihs winners
and the Scores.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

Many people perhaps are moi
aware that there is now in operation
in Sioux Falls a first class linen mill
that is turning out as good linen
fabric as can be produced in the
famous Belfast, Ireland, mills. Rev.
G. w. Freeman Of this city was ii,
Sioux Falls the other day and he
was shown through the mill by the
superintendent, and he says it is
perfect i'll every particular. They
are row employing about 50 hands,
but the mills hare a capacity 0!
about loo hands and next year Il
mill be running at its full capacity
We are indebted to Mr.. Freeman
for some fine samples oftowels made
at these mills out Of Dakota grown
flax. and they are as good US you
vii! find in the market. The sup
erintendent OF the mills says ws
can raise just rs good fax fiber here
in Dakota as they AN anywhere ~
the world. Tie possibility OF cstab-
fishing mills Of this character ii
this country is entirely owning 10
the Mckinley bill.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19
1L.cf the once Seek tho MN.
(Fyp,u tie Leader

(FlOtl tie Leadcr.}
Ed. LEADER:-As the time Tor &C.
lecting tile men to Take charge VI AMI
manage o,,r comfy affairs for the
next two years Ii nisls, | thought Per.
haps a few words from sosr hugibtc
servant might be Of interest To 5o,f
readers, especially the farmers. |
have seen So much political dickerihss
and schemlng tiUlle liere Of late among
| the Party Bosses that | for one am
disgusied With such work. and hope
| the people Of this county Will have tho
good Judgment to set down Oh every
one that undertakes 10 wire pull Ter
office. Let The Office seek the man,
| We have had enough and too much OF
that political ring work in the past.
Let every vn:er turh ont and attend
the township caueMs this week and
see to it that delegates are elected to
the county convention who viii voice
the sentiments Of the people that send
them there. AS for myself | hold 70
The same opinion | a~dyocateds tWo
years ago. | am we'll aware ofx Tie
fact that | have been slsamefu'lyniis-
represented 10 the people OF this QGttn-
ty ly some Of those who profess 10 he
IN favor OF reform but WHO weresfoii.
ed in their atte npts TO bleed the coul-
ty rs Was their custom in the past.
They were very loud in their densiiici-
atoms of the Auditor and tried E;ree
times 10 Dust him from oiliee, katfall-
ed in that also. Now, dear readers,
you must know that tie county AHidi-
tors Office is in fact the main ofsce. OF
Tie county. The auditor must Her
an account with all tire settler 0f6eefss
OF the county, must issue warrants o.
orders for every dollar Ct the eouEty's
disbursements and en- tue auditor and
treasurer more than any other officers
depends the veal or woo of the coal-
ty. Now take into consideration .he
financial condition Of this county two
years ago aud the condition today,
Our hoating debt paid AND Il cash bal
aice Of over ST, 0uU in the treasury.
Iou must admit that that iacOnlpe-
tent fool, falmels, WAS not such a
DIN fool after all, and The purpose
ItE WHICH / MIS- e:Stteu iiNS tSEai NV
compliShed. | am rot asking for
further favors from the people Of this
county. II my past administration Of
county affairs is not satisfactory / am
perfectly willing to step ont and turn
tie oitlce over to the choice of the
people; bat Independent ring rule and
party bosses shall meet With opposi-
ton they have hot reckoned if they
undertake to control the convention.
Ile people are heartily sick Of ring
rule and they VIII not tolerate it,
especially in the independent Camp.
y word TO the wise ought to be slf-
llcient. HENRY GARDNER.
While Henry believes in tie doc
tyine Of ''iet the Office seek the man.
he has Il sort Of faint notion that
the 'man" ought TO be around in
the neighborhood, when Lae'ofice'
is locking ior him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19
GGA!I3.-Hi GEsCE.
BEREsru,,n


FROM tile ->e@S:~
The l6-year aid son Of J. Gould
wick, living near WuEonda, took a
drink Of catbeiic acid by mistake
last Friday and died III twen'y min
utcs.
d. Stevenson has just perfected a
system of water works on his prem
ises by which water from a cis.ern
is conducted al! over the place.
Farm property is in great demand
al present. Every day land seekefs
! arrive ia iowa anxious 10 secure a
piece Of our fertile soil before the
price goes out Of sight.
Brrrsford is sadly in need Ct more
dwelling houses, Every thing in
the shape Of II dwelling house is full
and inquiry is made every day for
living rooms, by desirable tenants
Here is an opening for some man
who has II few hundred dollars to
proIitahly invest.
In 1890 the assessment Of Union
county was s2,495.S42; in 1891, 81
55o,43l;and IN 1892, with a valua-
ton increased from improvements,
rise in valuation Of land etc. of fully
one third. the assessment is only
s2,207, S36;a falling off of over $780,
COO when everything has risen in
value. 1t makes a poor showing for
our county, n Of the richest IN tie
state and as outsiders take official
statictics AS gospel truth, will Offset
II pile OF rustling for immigration.
1t is to be hoped the state board OF
equalization will remedy this evil.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

|. Several o! my customers have IN
foFmed me ilnat u Mr. Camp.
bell is making the following state.
nen:s: "Ilat brought in three
car loads OF trees from Kansas City
last fall.n "Ilat / got all Of my
trees from Omaha ETC." It Is tn be
hoped that fhe fof'mcr representatives
ofthe Jewel Nursery Co.of Lake City,
Mimi, have been to geHtlemanly
to stoop to the dishonor o. deliber-
ate falsehood. He has also stated
that he has run ne ou. Of places be-
fore now and that he intends to run
me out of here. / desire to say to
you, Mr.. Campbell, that it will
make you hump to do it. | wish
to state that | am not writing this
rs u plea to the public for patron-
age and | have no desire to stop
honorable competition. | did not
come TO Blk Point asking %favors,
but am willing to compete with any
nursery in the United States.
II. j. GuGsEy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19
Special Campaign Rata.

Tie Sioux City Journal the bright.
cs!, the news.est metropolitan week
ly newspaper, will be sent d.ing
the ensuing campaign at the low
price OF ONE CENT per week.
All the news for 20 cents, or one
cen. per week till Nov. Goth, 1892.
Regular price sl.00 per year.
Sample copies free.
Address the publishers,
PERKINS REos. Co.
Sioux City, Iowa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

A well equipped outfit left here
Monday morning for a two weeks
chicken hunt in Nebraska. It con.
sisted of Sherm Thornton, Herman
Becker, Jim Knapp, Will Comfy and
Sam Halliday Of Elk Point, and
John Amsler, of Sioux City.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

DEADwooD, Aug. 16.-Robert
Bennett, the Young Sol Of Hon. G.
q. Bennett, who was accidentally
shot in the abdomen by a boy COM
panion while hunting in the noun.
tains, was found by the searchers
late last night. He was found alive
and conscious, but only lived an
hour. He had been shot in the alb.
domen, the charge making a hole
from which the intestines protrua.
ed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19
Danger In Public clamor.

The outcome Of the affair." i'm which
Militiaman Iams suffered punish,
ment hy being hung up by The
thumbs for proposing three cheers
for Prick s assassin, ought to he a
warning to people to suspend judge.
ment even when the indications nre
very strong that indignation is the
proper thirg. There has rarely
been an incident more unanimously
and overwhelmingly condemned by
the general public. Throughout the
length and breadth ofthe land there
was nothing but the bi%ttevest de-
nunciation Of Lieutenant Colonel
Streator, the officer who ordered
Iam's punishment. Ifpuplic clam.
or could have been made effective,
the officer would have been most
harshly treated. Bat subsequent
events have raised the question
whether or not the clamor was JUS
titled. Thestory rs originally told
made the case more cruel than later
recitals. The fainting OF Iams is
now declared to have been q fake,
and the vomiting was due to the
swallowing Of tobacco juice in order
to induce the evidence of sickness,
and the man himself was simply Il
stubborn incorrig!ble who would
not retract what lie knew was q
wrong expression. The best judges
Of the circumstances Of the case we.e
the comrades Of Iams, who cav il
oil, and they do not give any indi.
cation Of sympathy with the public
clamor which was raised. Streatol
has been unanimously re. elected
lieutenant colonel Of the regiment
and the entire brigade joined in dem.
onstrations Of satisfaction at the re.
suit. Tie feeling il growing that il
was mucil better that Iains should
be sumnlarily and severely punish,
ed, than that there should have
grown up III the militia camp tht
feeling that malcontents could dt
pretty much az they pleased, thu
undermining The discipline whicl
in the case Of militia is so absolutely
essential under the circumstance
BY which the ,furces ~ Homestead
were surrounded. Severity III som,
caaes may D. nasrcy aftcr aIl. sa.
4J4T 49, tx%ES S - T&xFS3 VI S9
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

Mrs. w. III. Lawton entertained q
few friends on Tuesday evening Of
this week, in honor Of her friend,
Miss Watson, of Sioux Falls. Gro.
ouette on the lawn until dark and
afterwards social games III the par.
lors, with ice cream and cake refresh
ments was the pleasant and enjoya-
tie programme.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

Mr.. w. H. Wilkinson and wife OF
Jennox, this state, came down last
vcek and visited over Sunday with
the family Of Col. Abe Boynton.
Mrs. Wilkinson aud Mrs. Boynton
are sisters.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

e. c. Ericsson and family went up
country last Saturday to visit Mr..
Els. mother and brother at Big
Springs. K. C. returned Monday,
and the family remained severa!
days.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

The Chinese pay their doctor only
SO long as he keeps them in health.
They believe in preventing rather
thfl curing diseases. This is sound
sense,and one Of the strongest rcom-
mendations of Ayers Saraparl!la, a
medicine which not only cures dis
eases, but prevents them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19
urion County Democrats Opposed
to Fusion,

A&43ESE#NsFhA y ENHEEH9EtZHa
T.lc democrats Of Union county
held their convention 10 elee. dele,
gates to the state convention in This
city, yesterday. Tile following deli.
gatss were chosen:
y. Ill. freeman aud Albert Boyn-
ton from Elk Point township, Tlns.
Brady and Jchn Reedy from Prai-
RE, Michael Glynn from Sphinx.
Mike Malay from Jefferson aud L.
". Miller from Big Sioux.
L. ". Miller offered ~ resolution
ins,ruetilg the delegates to the state
convention to 5 all proper means
in said convention to secure TIE tn
dorcemenL Of the independent pres
identlal electors and not place q
democratic electoral ticket in the
field. The resolution was laid Oh
the table by q vote Ct all the dele
gates present except onc
National Escampment at Washington.
Department Commander Hoit OF
the e. A. t., Of South Dakota, has
issued general order No. I. pertain
ing to the national cncampment AND
the facilities provided in transport
ing Tie veterans to and from Wash
ington. Among othor things he says +.
The headquarters Of this depart
meEt will leave Aberdeen FOR Wash
ington at z o'clock a. M, on Satur
day, September II, via tho Chicago
and Northwestern and Pennsylvania
railways. It is expected to arrive il
Chicago ct 8.l5 q. m, Sunday, Sep
tember IS, and in Washington BY
noon Of the next day.
Rates are announced from the fol
lowing cities as follows: From Ab-
crdeen, 5000; Huron, $50. SOY
ertown, ss333. 75;Pierre, sIo.50,Sa,ern,
1892; Packer, S42.l5; Yanklon.
&31.Go. These rates do not include
sleeping car accommodations. Rates
from points in the Black Hills, l am
informed, will DO fxoa by the 18th
inst, and will not exceed one fare.
Two Pullman palace cars have so
FAR been reserved for the G. A. r..
delegation, one car to be started from
Deadwood and the other from Abor-
deem. Tho price Of double berth
from Aberdeen to Washington is
2a.2o,and from Dcadwood to Wash
inston is $3.50, the cost of the cars
being SITS aad $685. respectively.
Al conrada without distinction
who attend the encampment from
South Dakota gloull 60 in fall Uni
form; and it is expected that the ia
partmont officers, aides and delegates
accompany headquarters train, ana
should a delegate fer any reason he
unable to be present at Washington
he should notify, headquarters at
once, in order that his alternate aay
be notified and The department rep.
resentatlon kept co1spiete.
A cordial invitation is extended to
the department president OF the w.
II. c., STAFF, and ail members of that
order to accompany Il comrades
and these headquarters TO the 18th
national cnca,1pcaent Of the Grand
Army OF Tie Henubii..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

Jerry Ryan has bought the resi-,
dence property across the street
south of the court house square an"
,moved into it last week. Jerry has
secured a nice, pleasant home.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

For Triennial Conclave Knights
Templer to be held at Denver in
August the G. M. & 81. F. Ry. will
sell exclusion tickets at one fare for
round trip. Return coupons good
until Sept.5th. 7. S. LUKESs.,
8-17-lI Agent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

Charley Hoffman has been rusti-
eating in the country with Il. W.
Ericsson at Big Springs. Charley
likes country life and says he is not
coming home yet.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19
Vented.

Salesman local aud travclin9,
To represent our well known
house. You need no capital ii
represent u firm that marrants
nursery stock first class ona True u
name. Work all the year. sl0o
per month to the right man. Apply
quick, stating age. Nusseryness,
Florists and Scotsman.
L. L. MAYA Co.
st. Paul, Mimi
This house Is Responsible
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

Rev. A. NJ. Pipes, Of Sioux City,
Iowa, will occupy the the pulpit OF
the Congregational church Of this
city next Sunday, morning and
evening.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

The Dupont residence and barn
has been improved greatly in ap.
pearance by u new Goa. Of paint.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

Miss Julia and Gary Freeman
have returned from their summer
visit to their grandparents ut Lake
CITY. MINI.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

D.. O. Stone, editor of the Hawar.
den Mdependent,calle at the COURIER
Office Oh Tuesday morning of this
week. We were sorry we were not
present to greet the genial Brick"
and show him the courtesy due a
talented quill pusher.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-08-19

Tie Union County fair common
e September 2Sth and closes Oct.
LIST. The premium list will be issu-
ed in pamphlet form and will be
ready for delivery the first week
in September.