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wHY will you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 100, 500
md 81. Sold by McLsia Brothers, and
Alex. 7. Young. DAw
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sHnoH's Catarrh Remedy-a pos tive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria aud Csnker Mouth.
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Young pAW
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MEDICAL.
HEAR TILE WITNESSES!


vv,,tI had spent at least ave hundred
T2o S By o. .as sss sIssaes
men WtihOuI ~ ~ Mi friends advised me that the
9f RIa death a. app spPrTSesinsE .I. o. Aet
ats ). ke az Could feel AchAbge for the bet
ii S sS % $hAFf Ed si fs Ak x b sse
khegmAthtn " al healed and my skin began 70
s Sss' s;pe Ps anS ss
hId taken tWeIHs ~ SSSSse remaining, and feel
R %e dd , have s; Wonder Il %
RySa Sa II every Instance with complete ps ,o sG
cot I bsiieEs 'N~' ~ G. Il. SMILEY,
horrible dl'eAAe' Quincy, Ill.
An sure InSS .o"ed viii Malaria. and was given
wH tesiiOg sRSiiIS specific relieved me ptonpuy,
s ~ II SSIIcy. think 1t the SfeA'ea' 'ensa' "
The age. G, q. Sp7ECKR,
sup't Gas Works, Rome, Ga.
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sH1IoHs cure will Immediately relieve
Group. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
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Young. DGw
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Some hnd work where some find rest,
And 80 the weary world goes on,
llometines wonder which Is best;
The answer comes when life Is gone"
Some wills faint where some wills fight.
Some lore the tent and some the field,
Iolten wonder who are right
The ones Whostt or those who yield.
Reference to thelando Of his nativity, the
LAND where waves the vietors Gag,
Where only The dead are the free"
are not so frequent as might be expected,
but there are few beautiful passages with
Ireland's woes for theme. The most
ringing and warlike OF his songs ia
"Erin's Flag" one Of the saddest, 1.-THE
Land we Love" But his adopted South
land is nearer and dearer to the poets
heart: March OF the Deathless Dead"
1.-THE Sword OF Robert Lee" "The Prayer
Of the South, lone finds evidences Of this
on almost every page. The last named
poem Is touching:
| "My brow Is bentbcneath heavy rod!
My face Is wan and white with many woS,
| But ! viii lit my poor hAined hands 10 Col
And for my children pray, and fot my foes"
"In Memory OF my Brother" is another
pathetic poem through which this spirit
breathes, and the Sentinel Songs" glow
and ring with love OF his land worthy OF
a broader patriotism. His admiration for
Lee Is manifested here again
"But Lee has thousand graves,
IN thousand heats, ween;
And tear drops fall tom our eyes In waves
That Will keep hismemory green"
But the poem written after the yellow
fever epidemic Of 1873, "Reunited," more
| than atones for all his earlier sectional
poems
"Pufsr than thy own white snow;
Nober than thy mountains height;
| Deeper than thy oceans flow;
Stronger than Thy own proud might
| o NorthlAnd, 10 thy sister lane
Was slate thy mercy's generous deed and grand"
Many Of these sectional poems, as literary
productions, must take high rank, and
northern readers have not been slow to ad-
NIT their merit and their wonderful sweet
ness.
One little poem in another strain Is worth
quoting entire:
L.TES.
We borrow
In our sorrow
From The sun OF some tO-morrfw
Hall the iiyht that gilds tolsy;
And the Splendor
Flashes tender
| Der Hopes footsteps to defend hor
From the fears that haaat the way.
We'never
Here can sever
Any now from the forever
lntetclasptrg near and lar,
HoIds within i Il
All The hours Of the infinite
"ons Ky holds every star
In another little poem he says:
Hearts that are great are always lone:
They never Will reveal their best.
Their greatest greatntss Is unknown;
Earth sees llttla-God the resi-"
0na Ioruar moan nA Mamorvu heoip.
o t'"s'' PNS' ''
nlng-
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TRAVELER's GUIDE.
Trains aHtye and depart y tOllowa-clty I'm


Trains arrive and depart q tollowS-city time.
baltimore d Ohio-MAN LINE-DEPART-
1:S6 Q N, $40 . N, 2:to p m, $40 p N. 5oS N.
". q P. Div-Leaye-6:to N, S65 q m, 40
p m, 100 p m ARRIvE-Main Line-l2n .
N, lh20 q n. S:16 p N, $40 N, els p N. Y. Q.
Diy-Gl0 N, 9:60 N, 28 N. W: 7. DIV
Arrive-sS6 N, ll:S6 N. Gao pm, le:Sop m.
p, Q. d ST. L.-DnLRT-e:H Q m, goa Q N,
la m, El7 p m. AARryI-ET N, 1l:l2 n,
asp N, 7:0pm,
cleveland, I.oraiu q AM
BRIDGEPORT andst CiaInyiile Accommodation, G0
a m and Sis N; Cleveland, 200 noon; At1Ai on,
4:i0 N. AERivE-SSS q N, lG0 m, G+b p N,
cleveland a PIttsburgh-pPLlT-6:ll 8
n, ll:50 "a, 400 p N; steubenytlle AccommodA;
don fS n, WslIsViIle Accommodation sos
ON. HRGIyR-l20S N, 4:t9 p N, s:i2 ? N; steu.
benyIIl0 ACCOMMODATION sos p N, WeIlIVille Ae'
c3mmodAtiou &fsAm.
n 4. d Q. RailWay-LE4yE BellGlre for
WoodIdeld and summetheld at 6I5 q m. and 800
D, m ARRIVE At BellslEe q Gt5 Q, y. aud &0 pm.
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"YEs," said Miss ssugglehorn, spa was
professional man, as you have heard; he
used to draw very big houses" IN. B.
PA" was building mover
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1867 R-,es, amounting 10. 800
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For further information, write clearly giving full
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address Registered Lettcn 10
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,DR. J. E. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

49,. ..,,.,ce al a pnysieian's mccess IL the
ne oes1 ~ ~ nStIentS. The increadng demands
testimony ~ ,tonaI services prove that1 have dealt
EsIoyS and y VIII mos xho have SOa n9:
a RS oh S,1s s eaed sl 10y Lad Sesa
Iron moe moe nirnCnrable, A thorough medical edu:
pt9aSNT S,tb many years hospital experience and
Gallon VIZ III theraputic agents, close observ'
Se Il and . Tes ~
enH2a - Az and frankly give the patient my
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Hi TOME PROOF.

r,,,.v and Liver Diseases and RheumAtlsm--
klouSg' TSar1tbIy-HEothing seemed 70 help me;
su9 ,d 81. vstout Of bed. Dr.. Smith cured me"
C0ulH no' sS'' ZKPT. PHILLIPS
wheeling, viva.
o.i,,,h, Poypus Of Nose lmpairea soi Ss;.
tysi tOf JeAn; patent mealcihs tAiiea I" ue'p NC
d. smith completely G GIHHR sl CHApDuCK,
Of speldel 4 Co, wheeling. W. Va.
O,,,a,es and liberated stomAGh.o"T
@ eS d @ gys ne Eens nj s,.a enied
q" T E0Js a., i as: years Dr.. smith
H4-"naAo 'n'E4 I LOUIS +. WARRINGTON.
eare1 i nj cunning Sores on Hesd..."Ay son was
,sfcied ior fourteen yean. NothinS seemed 70
dolphin. b. smith cur sS;eG aha!TmaiERrsE CAPE
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va
C,Dce:.- "sufeied for yeArs Win lancer; hAd II
-; mi ihree times, Il returned alter each opera
don d. smith cured me ytiaoqf fait ss sagsrS OF
palm" :, ,,r,-TIat n NV bacf n, Ia
we'd RsporIed dying Dr.. Smith cured me with
o41 kniie' IL a'e " THOMAS CoLyM,
wholesale Grocer, ARin 81, Wheeling. Y; "a
r,nrElonS Of Kectun, ProlApsus and Piles.
va Siyeu up 70 die and pronounced tncarar
NJ. N, hnith cured nae without knife.n
w. D'' N''' WASHINGTON DRLANY,
Martins Ferry.
Rev. h o. LGdd writes :-"Dr. smiths ptotes-
i sSI1 md commend Aim to all a gentleman
nd tkillinl phySlClan."
M. aArSGreE Kalb says:-11 had been suffering
iof Ieyen yeArt and treated By many phyhcians for
dj,Lepsia. Dr.. smith said had APE worm, ana
FefaIIe COmpIAint4-Three years In hospitals for
lnIIlts ave me peculiar advantages In such cases.
PeroI.s cured Of catarfh, diseases Of heart Liver.
I!nInGrh, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous Affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scfofulA And
ISthr1A testify 70 my success.
TtltS cured without the knife,
p,l!eau Al AiistGuce may De treated by letter and
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H0n seat on receipt Of two three-cent stamps, and
ldTice returned Tree.
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kO7P,A, dllly. Call on or address
JOHN Z, smith, n. D.,
nyl,nIW No 1904 Chaplinost. Wheeling. W. We.
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wit. fol. Copy OF the little boOt-iree'
=, ann REWARD will be paid 2 any Chsm'
81 oo Al an Inc analysis Of 100 bottles :. y
Is VINO VII r.Ice Of Mercury, Iodide Potassium OF any
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Gke gatelLiqstl1er..
FATHER RYAN,spOgr

81iee. aos. % nnd % Fourteenth street
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
That Have Recently Occurred In This
State and vicinity.

MARkIAOEs.
James T. Mc9ee. OF Wheeling, 10 Mary B. Raw.
Us Of Bellalre by Rev. J. T. Garrett, At BelAirO.
Patrick Judge. Of Cameron, to Eliza B. Murphy.
OF Failmont at FAirmont, BY Rev. Father Welsh,
sept. lS.
mout, st Faifmont, sept. 6.
J. W. Slower TO sarah A. Shell, both OF Grant Co,
by Rev. ". b. sampsell. Sept. 6.
Robt Miller 70 Sarah N. Hines, botn Of Grant CO.,
By Rev. J. Il. Reynolds Sept 8.
Henry D. Goshorn 70 Etle D. Minsker. both Of
Charleston, by Kev. J. A. Fullerton, Sept, L,
Jno, Ford 70 Florence Gardner, both Of Charles.
ton, BY Rev. Jno. Brown.
shetif Thomas Smith, OF Tyler CO., TO Florence
Hartman, Of the same CO.. BY Rev. J. Il. Hess,
VIM. ". Crooksnanks TO Sarah N. Armentrout,
bjth Of Nicholas CO., by Rev. A. N. Reppeto:,
Aug. .,
III. Grimsley to sevIlla Clemans, at Clarksburg,
Sept IL u. =,
groom was aged ~ aud the bride 10.
Married 10 buggy, near the residence Of Mr.. 7.
II Dawson. In Berkeley Springs, Sept. I'd, 1855
Miss Emma Loman.
SClby Bland 10 Rachael Roberts, bot OF Wetzel CO.,
BY Rev I. D. Stewart Sept.7.
Joseph Blair 70 Christina Thomas, both OF Tetzel
county, by Rev. 7. D. Stewart, Sept9.
James Z. Renick 10 Sallle DEinuen, both OF Nlcko-
las Co, BY Rev. q. Il. Williams, sept.9.
John L. Boswell to Susie Latew. botn Of Green.
bnet CO., by Rev. J. W. kosbio Sept s.
d.. Castor A. shumate, Of Mercer CO., 10 Victoria
E. Burgess. Of kanawha CO., Septemberti.
P,J. kerns 10 Grace Flaherty, both OF PArkefs-
hurg, by Rev Father Hlctey, Sept. II.
g. Haskins TO Josephine Punnlagton, both OF
X User, BY Rev. I. K. Marsh, Aug. 81.
George CotmAn 10 Belle RAines, both OF Randolph
CO.. Sept Q. The groom Is aged 20, the bli1e is.
+. F.Bnwn, q Ohio, 70 Ella Hudson, OF Hancock
CO., by Rev. s, !! Grelr, Sept IL.
George W. iillllnAn TO Rachael 8. Goodlug, both
OF Pres,on CO.. b. Rev. J. ". HaIdesty, Sept. y.
A. J; Funk 10 Francis n. r .nnington, both OF
HampshLIe CO., by Rev. ". RichelbeIger Sept6
Geo. W. Parish, o! Va, to aGgAret 4 6lelAker,
Jno. Cook Of Pa, 70 Alice II, Waddle, Of
Hempshire CO. BY Rev. W. Echelhelgcr, Sept. 9.
Geo: L. Simmons to Mis- Hawk, both OF Gaut CO.,
Sept.
No'h Ours TO susan Z. Clever. beth Of Grant CO.,
Uy rev. ". n bAfLs1 sept.
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Nj. TibbIttsis retired druggist. formerly located
IN Boston, and is thoroughly reliable Citizen
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Louisiana State LOTTERY Company,

Incorporated in 1868, for Is yeas, by the Legsls.
ture for educational and charitable purpoSes-Wlih
capital Of q, ooo, 00-to which reserve fund OF
$500 has since been added. =
By an overwhelming popular vote, it, franchise
was made part Of the present State Constitution,
adopted December q A. D. 1879.
the people OF any State. II never scales or post.
pones It's Grand Single Number Lrawings tske
place monthly. "a -
a splendid opportunity to win fortune. Tenth
Grand Drawing. Glass n, at NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, October 9th, ISS3-I8Ist
Monthly Drawing.
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some OF dts haracierlsiles Illustrated
by Extracts.

some OF Its thhfneterltttes IIluhtFhteo
by Extracts.
The promised visit Of Rev. Father Abram
]. Ryan, the "Poet Presto the South" to
Wheeling, has naturally aroused curiosity
among those who are not familiar with his
works, to know the character Of his writ
ings. Many who have some knowledge Of
certain Of his poems have formed an un-
Just estimate Of both singer and songs, hay.
ipg seen but the occasional verses inspired
by some event Of a sectional character. To
Judge his poetry by these alone ia unjust,
yet these are naturally more widely printed
and commented upon.
One who takes up Father Ryan's poems
for the first time cannot but be struck, even
by casual glance through the book, with
his wondrous gift OF melody. The rythm
and meter flow as smooth as the purling OF
brook, and his poems, in this respect
alone, remind one OF Poe or Swinburne.
A song which illustrates both the resem.
blance and difference between Father
Ryan and these poets Is his "Song Of the
Mystic"
az walk down the yslley Of silence
Down the dim, volcelass valley Llonel
And hear not the fall Of q footStep
Around me save Gods and my Ownl
And the hush Of my heart Is ~ holy
As hoyes where angels hove hownl"
One passage Of this is as sweet and must
cal, and contains poetry oil as high order as
anything ever written:-
"In the hush Of the Valley OF Silence
ldreAm all the songs that sing;
And the mutic floats 1own the dim valley
TIL each finds word for wing.
&c 80 90
"But far on the deep there are pillows
That never ahall break on the beach,
And have heard A1nss In the silence
That never shall float into speech:
Aud have had dreams 10 the valley
Too lofty for language toresch."
A little thing In lighter vein Is worth quo
ting, because this vein is very rare in the
book. It is troma "Laugh and u Moan"
1.-THE brook that down the valley
30 unsteady drIps,
Flowed never half 10 brightly
As the light laugh from herlips.
Her face was like the lily,
Her heart was like the rose,
Her eyes were like heaven
Mhere the Mnlls BIT always CLOVIS"
In most Of his writings the priest speaks
plainly, even through the forms Of verse.
The poem from which the lines last quoted
are taken Is no exception to this rule. But
occasionally the poet forgets that he is
priest, as in the lines II often wonder why
tits so,"-
''some and work where some find reN.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24

1t was the intention of the Regents to
bring these departments together as
early as the demand may warrant and
have all the classes meet in the college
of arts which will be the first building
erected.
Agricultural College will be /. school
of science applied to agriculture, and
will be called the Central Agricultural
College of Dakota. The curriculum
will be substantially the same as the
course of study now used in the Iowa
State Agricultural College. There will
be a department Of mechanics or tech
nology; also a department of higher
literature. and domestic economy-sci-
ence applied to culinary interest. Also
arrangements are being made for a
postgraduate, and course Of studies
for abseptees with AL the advantages
given at Bloomington, III.
These departments will meet in Ag-
ricultural college building as soon as
the means and necessities of our edr-
catiopal work will Warrantthe erection
of the second building. This is a brief
article which l give you in great haste.
If the citizens Of Mitchell want a first
class university, that privilege is with
their grasp, and they can make it,
with but little sacrifice, a school that
in the future they will own with nride
Our plans must be laid bravely and
with care; our haste must be made
Just as soon as the conditions
are fully complied with made by the
committee Of the Church,
and accepted by the citizens commit |
tee and approved by the conference,
the Board Of Regents and curators will
meet and plan for the laying out Of the
ground, and will erect the first build
/. N. PARDEE.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24

and will be ready for the use of the Of
ticers just as soon as they can be com
pleted. Arrangements have beer. made
for transcribing the records which will
be done as we understand by Register
Anderson of Aurora county a,eforeJa n
uary LIST next-this is as soon as the
balance of the books - be finished
and will give the officers something to
work with when appointed. Tlle 2p-
pointment of officers being deferred
will also give the Commissioners am
pie time to examine into the merits of
all the applicants. We hope the future
will prove the wisdom OF the actions
of the present. There is ore thiagcer
tain; the longer the delay the shorter
the term of office, should an incompe-
tent person succeed in getting the posi-
ton.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24
DAKOTA
An Outline by DR.. Pardee.
Mitchell Republican.

Mitchell Republican.
Much has been written of late with
regard to locating a school of high
grade at Mitchell, and no little feeling
aroused with regard to the name and
character such a school is to sustain in
the educational work of our vast Da.
kotaian empire.
The book OF Discipline of the M. E.
church recommends that, as a general
thing, not less than four annual confer
ences unite in the support of a uniyer-
slty; that, wherever practicable. each
conference have at least one seminary.
but in no case to multiply schools of
high grade beyond the wants of the
people, or their ability to sustain them.
1t will be plainly seen from the fore
going facts that, while schools of high
grade beyond the wants OF the people,
or their ability to sustain them. 1t will
be plainly seen from the foregoing
facts that, while schools Of low grade
are under the control Of annual con-
f%erences, schools OF high grade are not
bound to conference or State lines. The
school entitled to the highest place will
receive the largest patronageand reach
the most elevated plain in the great
field Of education.
AT the last session of the Dakota
Missionary Conference we simply asked
recognition and approval, this we re-
ceived in the broadcast sense, and while
two educational Institutes were named
for the territory occupied at present by
our Dakota Mission, the Dakota Uni
versity at Mitchell was the only insti-
tuition with a recognized charter, incor-
poration, and name, while Ordway was
accepted as the other location of an
other educational institute to be organ
lied and named. All of the patronage
OF the conference a. far as annual col
lectlons are concerned south of town
ship 112 are to be put into the treasury
of Dakota University located at Nit
chell. III connection With the depart
ments of this university there will lie
a classical department embracing the
iour years college course. established
in Wesleyan Of Middleton, Conn, and
Syracuse Universities. A scientific de-
partltlent substituting elective scientif-
ic branches for ancient languages; a
normal department cooperating with
the public school interest of the terri
tory; a preparatory department and
Kindergarten: q conservatory Of mu-
sic and art; and a commercial depart
ment; d college of law and medicine
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24
New SYSTEM OF Time.

The system of time proposed by the
railroads is receiving great encourage
ment. At a meeting of the represen-
tatives of GO Of the leading roads, all
but two We're in favor Of the change.
BY the new method there will be three
meridians adopted as the ones on which
to base time. the 18th, 90th and 1O5th
west from Greenwich. The time of
the 10Th will be called Eastern Time,
that of the 90th, Central Time, and
that of l05th, Mountain Time. Cen
trail Time is exactly an hour faster than
Mountain Time, so that a person in
passing from one to the other will only
have to move the hour hand of his
watch. st. Paul. Chicago, st. Louis
and other neighboring points are in
Central Time, While Mountain Time
extends from half way between the
97th and 9sth meridians to the Pacific
coast. The new system is called the
Hour System. The Milwaukee road
began running it's trains in accordance
with the above schedule last Sunday.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24

The Alpena Journal discusses the
county organization business from a
stand point that is fully indicated by
the following extract:
Let us be a%fulltledged county at once
and dc away with sending all our re-
cording to a foreign country to be
done. That kind of work is getting
monotonous to everybody concerned
except the Plankinton officers, who are
doing our county work, and from our
county are charging their profits. 1t
is far better to keep our county money
at home, within our own boundaries.
1t is to be sincerely hoped that no time
will be lost by the commissioners in
completing the organization of our
county and setting all the required ma
chinery in notion"
In order tosaye any uncalled for hard
name being called we will say ;hatt the
number Of applicants for an the Offices
are too numerous to mention" and
that 1T is the expressed determination
OF the Commissioners to examine all
the applicants and from the number Sc
lect the ones in their Judgment best
fitted to fill the various offices. Theme
cessary books are being manufactured
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24
First Aid to the Drowning.

l. Go through his pockets.
2. If there are any trees round hang
the subject up by the legs to let the wa
ter run out. If you are in the city use
a lamp-post.
3. If the subject be a small man
pumnlel him with your fists to start
the circulation. If he is a large man
give him a shock with a galvanic bat
terry.
4. Endeavor to start respiration by
blowing in his nostrils with a pair of
bellows. If you can't get a pair take
me.
5. Pour down his throat a mixture
of 4.76 brandy, 2.29 ipecac, 10y paregor-
lc, LOG ammonia, .SS Winslow soothing
syrup. BE very careful to get the
act proportions.
6. If the above remedies produce no
effects, as a last hope sing "Wait Till
the Clouds Roll by" to him, or read
him a funny article from Punch. If
he then shows no signs of writhing let
him be. He was born to be drowned.
Z. Go through his pockets again
New York Life.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24

The Episcopal phIrch Of Yankton
has forwarded a protest against the
statement that Bishop Hare "enjoys to
the fullest the confidence and respect
of Dakotaians."
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24

y Hastings merchant recently re-
ceived the following order: Mr.. b,
please send me 81 worth of cotfy and
Isl worth of shoogar, some small males.
My wife had a baby last mite, also two
padlocks and a monkey renCh ;"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24

The business men of Sioux Falls ron-
tributed $s3,4N for the relief of Capt.
Wiley. the chief sufferer in the big
fire.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-11-24

The artesian wella at Letcher has been
sunk some forty feet lower to a vein Of
good pure water which flows thirty to
forty barrels a day. The Blade thinks
that now the last obstacle that has pre-
vented Letcher from occupying her APP
propriate place as a leading town of
south Dakota is now removed.