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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

And one dollar and fifty cents for road poll
except Civil township and one school poll o. one
dollar on each male over q years old and ono
dollar tax OH each dog.
Sec. 8. BE it resolved by the board OF COM
missioners of Union county, $. d.. that Of the
considering the bin Of DR.. 7. J. Mayors Of sl37.
presented to us for medical services which he
claims TO have been rendered the county IN doc
tering one Harvey Drew, and In as much as he
was not employed by this board or any member
thereof to doctor said Harvey Drew, we are Of
the opinion that the county is not liable in any
manner for such services, but have concluded
that We will allow said Mayors fifty dollars in
full payment of this bill II accepted and such al.
lowance Is now placed on our records.
Sec. 0. On motion the auditor and treasurer
be and are instructed to arrange the tax list Of
1892 and tax receipts so the Road and Bridge
fund account for each commissioners district
will in future be kept separate in the manner
school district tax is kept.
Sec. 10. On motion the petition OF Geo. Il.
FreemaI ct al for an appropriation for tie
Union county fair association was taken up and
objected to by Mr.. Daily, whereuron II vote WAS
taken on the question OF allowing 500. to said
as collation. which resulted rs follows:
Ia DALEY. No.
W. ii. DouD, YES.
WN MAIN NEa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Have you sssp the baby's shost
md long cloAkssl FresnsanS Thoy
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Editor COURIER:-It seems too bad
that the taxpayers Of this county
wont enthuse when our local orators
spend SO much of their valuable
time and money in posting great
show bill announcements Of their
meetings. How deeply II reform
candidates for reelection are inter
ested il teaching reform to the dear
people. Don't this buncomb remind
you Of the story Of "Cleveland and
Reform" for Cleve!and's first cam
paign and ''Reform and Cleveland"
for the second. 1t is just the same
with our local reformers. When
these reformers are blowing to you,
you should ask them to show where
they have saved to you a penny in
your taxes by their individual ef-
orts. On the other hand they have,
with one or two exceptions, cost the
county more than the famous ex-
officials they are always blowing
about.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Please bear in mind that l have
the best line Of dress goods in the
city and can make buttons to match
all goods A. o. RINGsRUD. If
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16
FARM
P1ementS

( have just laid in a large assortment 4
Y Of the celebrated Climax and Tiger Disc n
2 Harrows; Moline, Eagle and Climax Gull q
\ t~ivatorsi the famous Oliver Chill plows Z
y Harrows, Seeders, Check Rowers, List {
y ers, Tanning Mills, Wind Mills, Feed =
\ Mills, Wagons and Buggies of the best ,
\ makes on the market. =
( Call and get PRICES. =
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Money 70 loan On RAJ Estats.
81 ]. RyAn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

TIME CARD.
IC. NJ. & II. r. Rr.l
GOing East.
No 2 Yankton Passenger. ..Departss Goa. NJ.
kNo 1 Mitchell >" ""....." 352P. NJ
xNo 8 3 .oux Falls 3" "......." D Df. M.
xNS II Way Frelght............" IL % a.. NJ
xNo 10 Way Freight..,.........." " u + m.
enc Is stock Freight.
Going West.
tNo. II Through Freight. departs ST. NJ
~. . , Nav " = NJ.
xNo , Yankton Passenger. alf NJ
mo Mitchell -. IL ~ A. NJ.
Gong North.
xNo 8 Sioux Falls Passenger. =" 700 A. NJ
xNo Is Way Freight. -. liU -
T. LuKkxs, Agent.
xDaily except Sundays.
-" Saturdays.
.~ i" Mondays.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16
~ Sept. 21st is the day our
county fair begins.

Fred Cain, Of Sioux City, was Wis.
iting in this city Monday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

For reliable insurance 20 to j. +.
Reid--none but the best companies
represented.
The Phenix Of Brooklyn and the
Old Aetna are among the very best
Insurance Companies. JOHN +.
REID,agt. %
Freemans have just received n
nice line Of mems, women's and
children's shoes. Come and see
them. #
For Wetzgar's Family Ointment,
Pile Ointment, Vet Ointment, An
gle and Woorm wood oil Liniment,
Pink Eye and Distemper cure, and
Lightning Collie cure, 60 to Us. Tai.
colts Drug Store. Goods warrant
ed. 9.l2
Will L.awton, the Elk Point pho.
tographer, will be ut home during
the Fair, Il good time to have your
picture taken. 2.w
Freeman Bros. have the finest line
Of ladies' jackets for fall and winter
in town. Come early. If
When you come to the Fair take
time to have your pictures taken.-2w
Remember that the place to buy
your shoes is at Freelnans. New
styles just received. II
Please bear in mind that l have
the best line Of dress goods in the
city and can make buttons to match
all goods A. O. RINGsRuD. II
A nice line OF Ingram carpets at
A. o. RINGsRUDs.
WANTED.-Good girl for general
house work. One that can cook, pre-
ferrcd. Inquire at Union Co. Bank.
Trunks, v~alises and travelling bags
largest limo in the city at A.. O.
RlNusRuDs. II
Pictures taken in the latest styles
and finished in the Aristo flush ut
Lawton g.. 2-w
Just Received.
A car Of Rock Salt for sale by
Warren Fisk.
Per Cent
money to lend. Enquire Of the Elk
Point Building and Loan Associa.
ton. tt
The finest and most complete line
Of mems wool shirts, and also fine
white is at FREEMAN BRos. tt
Marriages solemnized by con-
tract, necessary papers drawn up by
]. KIPLINaER,
Notary Public.
See those curtain poles for 20 cts,
all complete al FREEMAxs. II
Richland Mills are running
and making better hour than
ever.
Have You sesn the baby's shost
md long cloaksst Fresnsans They
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

A nice line OF Ingram carpets al
A. O. RINGsRUDs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

The Phenix Of Brooklyn and the
Old Aetna are among the very best
Insurance Companies. JOHN +.
REID,agt. %
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Marriages solemnized by cor
tract, necessary papers drawn up by
]. KrPLINdER,
Notary Public.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Freemans lave just received n
nice line Of mems, women's and
children's shoes. Come and see
them. #
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

WANTED.-Good girl for general
house work. One that can cook, pre-
ferrcd. Inquire at Union Co. Bank.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16
NORTHERN UNION.
~EERESFORD

From the News:-
James Quinn, OF this twp, thresh-
ed 81 acres Of wheat on the farm he
rented Of Al. Ames, north of town,
last week, realizing Is bushels per
acre.
G. O. Conghlan, of Norfolk, Neb.,
has decided to locate in Beresford
and las gone into partnership with
A. F. Crandall in the law, loan and
insurance and collection business.
Arrangements have been complete
ed for the mill aud a few more sub.
scriptions are needed to make up
the required amount Of Bonus, as
parties desire cash instead Of lot,
prefering to select his own location
and pay for his own lot.
Last Friday the farm house of
Rasmus Peterson. one-half mile west
Of town, caught fire while Mr. Peter
son and vile were at work in the
ield and burned to the ground.
A>oVhS vi Guy consequence VI VIC
contents was saved. A subscription
of about 5000 was made up for Mr..
Peterson by the citizens of Beresford
on Saturday.
ALCESTER
From the Cnion.-
Five new buildings in course OF
erection.
Elmer Frost is erecting a building
22x4Ox24-2 stories, brick veneered
on the east side Of Iowa street front.
ing west.
W. Gilbert brought to this office
samples of corn from the field of
Tom Scott, of Sphinx, in this county,
one ear of which measured - inches
in length, another IA inches and an
other 143 inches. The two latter
ears were of the "~squaw" variety
the former" yellow dent.n
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Will Lawton, the Elk Point pho
tographer, will be Mt home during
the Fair, n good time to have your
picture taken. 2.w
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

For Wetzgar's Family Ointment,
Pile Ointment, Vet Ointment, An
gle and Woormwood oil Eminent,
Pink Eye and Distemper cure, and
Lightning Collie cure, 60 to is. Tai
colts Drug Store. Goods warrant
ed. 9.l2
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Just Received.
A car Of Rock Salt for sale b,
Warren Fisk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

8 Per Cent
money to lend. Enquire Of the Elk
Point Building and Loan Associa.
ton. tt
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Pictures taken in the latest styles
and finished in the Aristo fihish at
LawtOn g.. 2-w
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

Trunks, valises and travelling bags
largest limo in the city at A. Q.
RINusRuDs. II
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-09-16

The finest and most complete line
of mems wool shirts, and also fine
white is at FREEMAN Bros. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
WOMEN WILL ASK ADAIITANCE
The Question OF Chief Importance Mt the
Methodist Protestant Conferences.

Methodist Protestant Conference.
WESTMINSTER, Nd. May 1o.-The General
Conference the Methodist Protestant Church.
one OF tho smaller divisions Of Methodism in
this country. will m eet in this city tomorrow.
and one OF the most vital subj cts for consider
alton. as In the Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church now in session at Omaha. is
the admission OF women as delegates. Tho
discipline Of the Church allows each annual
Conference to decide who shall represent it.
and four OF tho annual Conferences. Indiana
Iowa, Kansas. and West Virginia. have con-
strued this to mean that they could send wo-
men as delegates to the General Conference.
OF the four women who will thus claim seats
in the Conference one is Mrs. Eugene T. st.
John 81 Kansas; and the situation is further
complicated by the fact that she appears as u
ministerial delegate. She was ordained to the
ministry by her own Conference. and those
who oppose the admission OF women delegates
will argue that her ordination Is void. ms no
annual Conference possesses tho power to
sion OF the other women will he vigorously
resisted on the ground that tho liberty OF
suffrage granted to the annual Conferences
applies only to elections in the nnnUnl Confer
ences. and not In tho matter Of choosing dele
gates to the eo nc, body Of the Church:
membership OF about 100000 and differs
only in Its ecclesiastical government from the
Methodist Episcopal Church. 1t was organ.
ICED in 1928. and one Of its principles is equal
and the annual Conferences and tho General
Conference elect their own officers to preside
over their deliberations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20

Called Mt ST. vincent's for Snake Medicine
ind They Sent Him to H-llrvue.

Called Mt ST. vincent's for Snake Medicine
ind They Sent Him to bellevue.
Lunatic Frank Cowley. who escnpad from
the Fntbush Asylum on Tuesday morning.
was found Mt bellevue Hospital on Wednesday.
and yesterday morning was brought back to
the asylum. He called ct st. Vincent's Hospi-
tai on Wednesday morning and asked tor some
snake medicine. He was sent to Bellevue
whore his identy was soon fixed.
Yesterday afternoon. Charities Commission
ers Nolan and Murphy visited tho asylum and
began an investigation OF tho circumstances
OF Cowboys escape. As it WAS tho third timo
within n year or that Cow!ey had escaped.
the Commissioners announced that they
would hold tho Keepers to u strict RESPONSE
hilitv in the matter. None Of these could
explain the escape Yesterday. Cowlny him
self said that about G'= &c lock on Tuesday
mo, ming he opened tn" window in his room.
pried open the bars so rs to squeeze his body
through. then showed tho bars back and
climbed ont on the roof. From the roof hc
slid down tho lightning rod and drain Pipe t"
the ground. He made his way from tho
grounds without attracting ho notice of any
q tho attendants or guards; and walked to
brooklyn. Crossing the hridg" no spent an
hour drinking in n Bowrry saloon and stayed
that night in liowary lodging house. On
Wednesday he went to tn" hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
CENSUREs HIS CLERGY
Bishop Paret's Lament Over the Tendeacies
sfthe Episcopal Church.

Hlohop Parets Lament Over the Tendencies
Of the EPISCOPAL Church.
BALTIMORE. May 19-Bishop Paret has STIR
red up the local clergy because in his address
to the Convention he called attention to the
tact that although tho number OF conlrma-
tions this year we're greater than last, they fell
short OF those in former years. Those per-
sons brought into the fold. he said. were N en-
bers OF Christian families influenced at home
God did not establish the Church for such as
these. Commenting further on the short
cominGs OF the Church in this diocese he said:
1.-THE sermons are all instructions for Chris
tian people, There Is no PREACHING, for the
unconverted and tho sinful. The Church is
afraid OF them. Salvation armies and mid
night m eetings and the Ike maydo that work.
quite different 1t has no N ethods nor ma.
chinery for such works. Its clergy have not
time for 1t. 1t could not undertake it without
that. it has not the spirit nor, the love for It:
There Ia not u Christian body in the world
which has eraHnder theories . and posi-;
yst IN R5sstss II .; others p Snss us e
them in multitudes to their communion at an
Christ's love and grace for children. are hold
ing them back till they grow older and even
tho pastors have not faith enough to DO bold.
w. say y fa dnE hsas e osas mot
the parents with that sin. charge the spor-
SGts Tith it, know chHref the t ssTEy
charge, but must make it or DO false to my ny
holy office and false to my own soul. In
Christs name call you to study and recorder
n parish ideas and work as shall take away
this reproach from Ut"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
IN AFRICAN CONGRESS-.
Many Experts on African Questions Ex.
pected st the Worlds Fair.

Many Exrerts on African Questions Ex.
pected ~ the Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO, May 1o-Among tho. congresses
which are to meet in Chicago during the
Worlds Fair is a congress on Africa. An nd
visory council has been appointed. composed
OF gentlemen In America and foreign lands
who have expert knowledge OF or are es-
pecislly interested in African questions. 1t is
the purpose to bring together not only ex-
plorers and missionaries In Africa and ex-
perts in the sciences bearing upon the African
question. but also natives. who may tell their
own story and give their own opinions as to
the best way OF bringing thcir great continent
into the line OF the worlds progress.
The directory Of the Columbian Exposition
has appropriated the sum OF $2OO.OOOto secure
ample accommodations for the series OF con
crosses. of which the African congress VIII Dc
one. 1t Is expected that there VIII 70 ut least
fifteen OF these congresses: ana that there VIII
which specified work will BIO assigned. Halls,
some great and others OF moderate capacity.
are to be prnvid cd in the heart oi the CITY 70
al to afford tho largest accessibility to people
who desire to attend these meetings. -,
1t Is expected that the African congress Will
nave tho benefit of the presence and coOpera-
ZION OF all the leading experts In every coun-
try. Among the Grent questions 10 come he
lore the congress will DO the means OF OVER sr
OF utilizing the great resources Of tho CONT
nent: and whether it Is practicable to use parts
Of Africa as an outlet for the Oyercrowded pop
ulatlonS OF India and other lands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
THE HOUSE OF NAZiRET n,
A Brsuch OF New York Charity Estab.
llshed at White Plains.

The new House OF Nazareth. which has just
been completed at White Plains by the Asso-
citation for BefriendinE Children and Young
Girls was formally opened yesterday after
noon. Thchouse. which is tho country branch
of n similar institution in New York city. is a
large flve-story brick building. erected at q
cost of $4,000 1t has accommodations for
800 inmates. and many Of the young girls
whom tho association has undertaken to re-
form will be sent there from Now York Both
tho Now York institutions. tho House Of the
Holy Family and the House of Nazareth. are
under tho charge Of the Sisters OF tho Divine
Compassion. The building Mt White Plains
stands in the middle OF a small farm. which
formerly belonged to Mr.. -TilfOrd Of Park &
Tilford. 1t has been named Good Counsel"
Farm. There IL n dwelling on the farm which
has been occupied by the Sisters and their
charges pending the completion OF the now
Tho House Of Nazareth will he under the
charge OF Mother Veronica as Superior.
and twenty-sevcn Sisters. The house was
blessed Yesterday afternoon by Father Didacus
OF the .Capuchin Church. Now York. assisted
by Father ". II. Tne. rector OF St Johns
Catholic Church. White Plains. The reception
which followed w,es attended by many ladies
from New York. who nre interested in the
work OF the association. The Board Of Man
ayers were present. The officers OF the society
are Mrs. 7. Adds Emmett President: Mrs Geo.
V. Jlecker. Vice. President: Mrs. John Colvill.
Treasurer: Mrs Walter d. Starr. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
WANTS A RECEIVER FOR THE BANK.
Reynoids Aaaits lps Solvent, hut Doesn't
Like Hts Management


James L. Reynolds a marketman OF Mount
Vernon. has become dissatisfied with the
management OF the Bank Of Mount Vernon.
OF whose stock he owns one-f,fth. and has OBJ
tanned from Justice Dykman OF the Supreme
Court TN order to show cause why receiver
should not be appointed.
The Bank Of Mount Vernon is prosperous
institution with capital OF $4,000. and has
recently moved into new building on First
street Gouverneur Rogers is Its President.
and 1t 10 against him that Mr.. Reyno!dss
charges. which have made stir In the now
city OF Mount Vernon. are aimed. a few
months ago Mr.. Reynolds who Ind formerly
been director OF the bank. desired to have
the stock which was held by his brother and
himself Jointly transferred to his own name.
This privilege was denied him. and hc OBJ
tanned mandnmus to compel tho directors to
make the transfer and permit him to examine
the books. II was IN consequence OF tnis en-
srnn Mr. kGy gn tho Sssrt w Sdtion
against the bank was begun an. Wv. -,
Some Of tho charges made against Presi-
we're That tho Interest collected OBJECT By Mr. Rogers
that tn he condncted real estate transactions
which were not in accordance with his duty as
President md thaHn the certificates iss4sd
the certificate was liable to the bank in any
way. Mr.. Rogers is said to have been indi.
rectly Interested In the land which was bought
for the new bank building, Part OF the banks
surplus was used In erecting the new build
ing. and Mr.. Reynolds's charges call attention
to this. The bank officials say that the sur; ;
plus was used for this purpose. WIN tne inii
consent Of the directors. and with the advice
Of Willis s. Paine. who was bank examiner ut
tho time. .
Mr. reynolds would not talk about the pro;
ceedings yesterday. except to say that ne did
not question tho bank q solvcncy. ASA stock:
holder. however he objected to the methods OF
the management and he had to stand UP Tor
his rights -.-...-., 49,
The bank was doing business as usual yes
terday. and only two. or three customers were
in when tho reporter called. Cashier Jesse
Iantz said the deposits for to-day were slight
" in excess Of tho money paid out. The pub
LEGATION OF the proceedings against the bank
had not resulted in n run.
The order to show cause ia returnable before
Justice Dykm tomorrow. but County Judge
Mills who represents the bank. will not he
ready then. and it is probable that by consent
the hearing will go over until the following
SATURDAY,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
SUNDAY CLOSING All AROUND.
The Jersey ity Grand Jury ThinksnG Of
Reviving the Hue I.nws.

RevivlnG the Hue 1.nws.
The Sunday closing movement in Jersey
City and Hoboken received an impetus from
the Grand Jury yesterday which Is likely to
extend 1t to other industries than the liquor
trafIlc. Somo forty cases OF saloon keepers
who have been arrested since the movement
was started in Jersey City three Sundays ago
wero under consideration. Tho charge In
each case is keeping a disorderly house.
Some member OF tho Jury instiGated. 1t lie said
by the LIQUOR dealers. directed tho attention Of
his colleagues to the fact that the laws on the
statute books prohibit the transaction OF any
business on Sunday. Under the old blue laws.
as they are called. It is unlawful to keep
butcher shops. leo cream saloons. grocery
stores. barber. shops drug stores. candy
stores or my kind Of BUSINESS plase OMEN on
Is not permitted to drive n. horse and wagon
The. Grand Juror who had been rendinR up
the blue laws suggested that It would be ad-
to have thG w nns s
Formal inquiry To- District Atte5ncy Windsli
NJ. %iniieia WIN DO Is not Known. Ho DE-;
receve The 'ss UNI from tho e Grand
Jury, A member Of the Grand Jury said:
The object Of the action taken IS to have an
now. one man is arrested for Keeping his. "a:
q block or less away. is not molestcd. Grocers
and butchers and clothiers and other trndes-
men are permit ed to violate tho law with i'm
should he 80. II tho laws are to DO strictly en-
forced. let them be enforced upon all alike and
convinced tint there havc been other viola
tions Of the law hesides those presented. and
We want the District Attorney to furnish us
with evidence OF such violations II he has it or
can get it."
The cases OF the saloon keepers were laid
over until the next session OF the Grand Jury.
which will be on next Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-20
COST MRS. BLAET $40
To Ruy Her Own Compnny's Property Under
Her Own Judgmen:-Mny YOhe sniis Away.

To nuy Her Own COmpnny's Property Under
Her Own Judgmen:-May YOhe Sniis Away.
Tho Sherifrs sale OF tho effects OF the Ito
fuge Manufacturing Company OF which Fred
crick y. Blanc Is one director on the judg-
mont for $4,000 hold by his wife. who is tho
other director. took place yesterday at Top
ping's salcsrooms. ) White street. The entire
outfit consisting OF several machines and q
lot OF the compound. brought only $40. Mrs.
Blanc bought it herself. The trademark and
formula were not sold. Mr.. Blanc dropped in
after tho sal was oyer. and he seemed pleased
mt tito smalness Of the price.
SURPRISE was expressed Yesterday In theatre
chi circles at the news that May Yohe the bru-
nette with the contralto voice hnd sailed for
Europe on Wednesday morning. Miss Yohe
wns accompanied by her mother Several
young lawyers, Of this city won't to the steamer
to hid her good-hy
About SIX weeks ago it was reported that
senator named Walker, just before she sailed
Miss iohe emphatically denied the report:
She said that this was the third time she had
been accused q marrying. and she, was getting
tired Of it. Mics Yohe's trip ia. Europe will
prevent her appearance as II witness in the
Islander suit OF Nina Harrington against Mrs.
Blanc,