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BIO 10, Of new goods Just received BY 7
X Walton.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
Sunday School Convention.

The Sunday Schools of Jeratldlcoun-
ty viii hold q delegate convention at
washington Springs. Friday and Sat
urday, Nov. Cd and Sd, 1854. Each
schoolSiis expected to send four dele
gates, the superintendent and three
others. The object ii, to effect u per-
manent organization Of the Sunday
School workers Of Jerauld county.
The convention wiuconveneIat 1880
i. N. Friday. .ss9 3Iss s.issSs. 3sssa
Opening Exercises.
Reports from schools by superinten-
dent and delegates: asto!numbers, con-
dition and interest. Singing.
Permanent organization. Il @s !
Plan for future work. 81 q
Z! m.--Opening exercises:
Tensminute speechesSol the object Of
the Sunday school, the work and the
workers. M
Singing. Renediction. Sociable,
Saturday, 9sosclock .. m.
Opening exercises.
Tenssmnilnnlu'ltespeeche fort he children,
Singing. @ssS s#
Work of the primary classes
Singing. Adjournment. Benedic.
tion. A.;a Ys MS -;
Let each delegate and Superintend.
ent come prepared to participate infthe
l~exerLises. Sg .l8as
BY ordero Of com. HARVEY Russ.
Chairman
4. Linus Blank, g. N. Baker, G. E
Wright, n. r. Grow, Mrs. p. Whealaand
Lettie Ford, com. Vi
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
Land Office, MithellsD. 4. Oct. 10. 1883,

Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Chas.A A. Maiden Jerauldl
Cos against Edward s.. Wheeler forg
failure to comply with law as to Tim
sber.Culture entry NoslO43Ss dated Oct.
9Th, 1882, upon the sswL sec 3.toWnshin
1O7, range IS, in Jerauld county. IS. II
with q view to the cancellationEaf said
ENTRY; contestantealleging that claims.
ant has failed to imlprovessaidS tract Al
the law requires, the said parties are
hereby snlnlnonedto appear at this Of
fee on the 18th day Of December 1854.
at 9So'clock q. m, to respond and fur.
|nishE onysconcerning said alleged.
failure. sys Gro. b. EyERITTs
Reg.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
Two Railroads,

and win without doubt soon have railroad COM
petltl0A LA present the. nearest competitive
points ara twenty MileswdistaIt on the North.
western. and twenty-five miles distant on the
Chicago, Milwaukee, " st. Paul, ~,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
iNQTIgIEsss-sUnite States Land Nice mitchell.
IN b. f. Augnst 10Th, 1883.

Complaint having been entered at this ONCE.
his1liomestead entry NO.. 24,7eidatedj
April Z, 1898, upon the le11<sNSec 81, W tO7,1
range g., in JJeralld county, D. r, with q view
ties are hereby ,snnimonedto appear at'thiss Of
on, the 18th Of November, 1885, at O'Clock.
2. M, TO respond and furnish testimony concern.
Ing said alleged abandonment. S8s
ctlSlllov3hem GEO. B. EvBRITT, Register.
Testimony to be taken before 81, e. MayheW
on Noy, 1st.. 1885, as provided by amendments
20 Rule 50, Rules OF Practice, apprpyedD Deem
Der %, 1885,. q. d. EyERIIT.
0ctl3nOS3heM Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
NY ssts Bs M SgaS
y wEss.ncToN D.kLsg j.

81 Il sSGa5&8s EssF ~ q Na@ Esta
celebrated for their beautiful scenery, springs
Of pure 4 medicinal waters, and AtniSs-
plnere Sol ,siagglss purity, making ~ Without
sorts ior those, seeking rest md l,eaiI Va
town site embraces Within tts limits the well
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27

NTOIIgE FOR PUEIICATION.-I4and Office
at MITCHELL D T.s.aaSeptt 10, 1883 5Fs
ed settler las lied nofises Fl. its. intent o na u
make final proof in sIppoErtxofIf III claim and
said proof viii De made aaef0fe Reg and Rec at
Mitchell ID. q on NoyeMbers2 z. 1883, viz :1s
GEORGE 3. sHANEDRb.
WhoSlnade lid filing Nol23Ol2 for theSswA see 81
town 107 range 65. He names the f0ll0Wsilg VIII
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
ana M e 'Itraaai z 81 y said land. viz; Isaac 4. Ste:
" Smith Of Elmer, Jeranld Co, Dakota.
sep220ct21 :B. EVERITT, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
slll . lllgl, MaglaIa ald Line

others are simply pure. limpid water. The pro.
;prletors,Of the Q site are ndW engaged In
erecting hotel to. supply emand long exist
Ing. for accommodations to parties wishing to
make 2 protracted stay at the springs
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27

Two Dry goodAs and general stores, drug STORE,
church, apd ,blacckkslhith shop; i. school house,
bank and other business interests Will Boon Be
Represented. The prOprietOrs: offer liberai sin-l
Edtcenllentst to all who first locate. M attrac-
holsIh and advantages are so many that 1T Is I'M
pQsstble TO name Aall, but the fact that springs "
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27

ENOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-LaMd Office
Notice is hereby given that the followine nam
ell settler has fled notice OF his Intention to
make final proof II support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made beforesthe Probate,
9th, 1888, viz: ass
: REUBEN H,sCHAsE sss5
under hisfd. s., filing No. 2O,2s3. for the swl4 sec.
it9,s Gown 107, range &c. He names the following
witnesses I'd. prove his continuous residence III.
on, and cultivation Of, said land, VIZ: Walter
Pierce, 10. Eager, Louis Franklin, Morgan
Flint; of Starkey, terauld CO. ID. n -,
sep22pct27jr GEO. b. EVERETT, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27

that said proof win he fmade before Register
AND q |, ] Receiver, At Mitchell, D: y, on October
lG.~s3% HELEN i. THOMAS, "a
under. his q. s. q No; 2o,52s,, fol, The ne.aA sec y
town 10S, range 81. She names thefolloWing wit
nessse s,,f prove erco ean!tdin1aa residence upon,
l lieT;,, All aeoa mSWlsy, {. !. snyaas Ser: y i 4 E; Sssga 81 q .
sep22oct27W&a Register.
IN at Mitchell B.. d. sept. Is, isss, y ~
Notice Is hereby given that the folloMingnanl-
60 settler tie, has fled 81 n9tice Of her intention to
that said proofsRill be made before reg nj Rec.
at Mitchell psT on 9 y;ass1 sss,. viz;
range 63ssssShe names the following witnesses q
prove her continuous residence upon, and culti-s
walton of. said land,. VIZ; Martin Barker, Gil
sDert BraytOn. William Grant, COrt Meyerdick Of
Jeralld Co. p. I. GEO, b., EvERI1f,5
NOTIgE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ONCE
~ at Mitchell y. 7. Sept. a 1889. MS.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
make fnalfproof, in support pf his claim, n
q mitchell 2; j & Il, SSysHSs5 lsss' u: "a q,
range Us. He names the following Witnesses "a
prove his continuous residence upon, and Guilt
w " 1dlu 11it WY 1fDs MdAitEE, JOSepus
Goepfert, "A. B. RoWley, i, uBaTrett, Of Wess
singt0n, Springs, JerauldsC Co, DIT
Sep22oct27pd - A+sl GEO. b. EvERITT,, Reg.
NOTICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ONCE
~ at Mitchell, q. Septsl 2.I 1885, viz: s
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Reg aud Rec
at Mitchell ID. T., OF November 8, 1883, viz
DAVID H.,MUTHERSBAUGH
s filing No 21i80 for the sWA sec 4itOwns 1O8
range "a. He namestthe following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upDn,ssand culti-
vatiOn. q, said land, viz. TIC. BURNS, >. N. Bro
kaWs, Ed Deck Of Jerauld Go, D. IT, M. III. Well
of SanbOrn Co. DIT. GEO
sep22oct27W&a sss5 Register.
NOTICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ONCE
Mat Mitchell. D. r., Sept l4th, 1850. 5FS$
Notice Is hereby given that the oIlOwing MANI
ed settler. has, filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and ses
cure final entry thereof and that said proof will
be made before Register and Receiver at Mitchs
ell, ID. T., bn November 6, 1883, viz:
ROMANO g. aWESTOVER
i, town lM, range ss. He Baniess the following
witnesses, to prove his continuous residence
unOp5, and cultivation bf, said land wiz: Joseph
Doctor, Isaac Ray, Henry Kperiem, Benjamin
McGan, all OF Milwaukee Junction, SanbornI CO
DE- n B. EVERETT Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
WASHINGTON SPRINGS

Justly praised b~ytheIndians ana eartysettiers
of southern Dakota GrftlleirwonderfMf healing
properties. these Springs ~areyaried, and while
.sonesare medicinal Containing
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27

.NOTIGEsFQaR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; once
An at Mitchell III. Sept 10, 1883.
Notice rs hereby given that the following nam
make final proof i'm uppOrtSs d HIS claim.saard
that said proof viii be made heforeiReg and Rec
at Mitchell Ds n, on November 1883 viz: s 81
ssJQSEPHN: GlKPFERT,
DIS filing Nl0s2Qy77s2 for the sM11a Of sectiOn27t0Wn
107 range o.. He nanies,t the following WjtnesSsEeas
0proYe his contiililOlsTeSidenc upon, ana CHI
ttyati0il ~, said and viz; Isaac II. stevens Geo
tB:: HaliOEd, FlOrell Drake Edward Smith, Il.
Elmer, JHrauldsC co. I1.s 4 e
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
~ peN town OF Wesalgton SpyineB lately
plated. by BURR, SCOTT, BOlKNET& BAH
REIyy y sitsated5 In IT, celtfr ~ the MkYs
c0sintyM sss Ss
1@AulA

|Atraet q land pnsuys66asssa "a fertNuiyso fs soI.
4nIDakota-sseMhfaafi az The WsllISkspoyD
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
NOIIGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES once
IN at Mitchell, u Sept. ia, 1883. Fa@aa

NOIIGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ffic4d
~ at MatclllelllsslN d2, 1851 As
Notice n hereby given, that TIN. following n1ansss
ed settler has tiled notice of his Intention ltaa
make ftnal. proof IN support OF his claim, and
t = 4 a,s salds proof so Will be made before Reg and Rsg9
e Alte4f ab Z H 2Rsast9e Mn RI ffssf II
d 9 Ming N0N20458 o r9tle nWA sec % town 1061
range 65.sSSHe names the following witnesses ma
prove his c0ntlnuQuS residence upon, and cultfss1
yation Of said land, viz: James Il. Morse, A.slKE..s
ROwley,tsM Hsaphtde II Wallace Of yeralldSSC 6Y.a
sep22oct27ws&&aa "a - 8 REGISTER.
NOTICE FOR PUBIICATION:-Laad OafSSs
~ att Mitchell ID. I. Sept5, 1885,
q Notleeis, he, + given that ne following nam
make final proof in support of herclaina and
tllat. said proel viii be made before Regsalbd Req
RUTHCLEDE, sSsasa3
DIS Ming NO 200S2f0r the mex sec % town s1O6a
range Grnge ~ a. l IN names James { gas, isGlloWlng witnesses Sa
yation Of said land, VIZ: Thomas q FL tSGa
Purdy, Clarence. IN. Parker Of JeraulddGo {. M
Martin Ten Eyck Of Sanbori Co. b. I. sHssa
sepg2oct2Il&c 20. EvERfTT, Rheegsy1
,NOIICE FOR rUBLlGATION.-Land Odicses
~ at Mitchell i. Sept. ~, 1888. @
Notice is hereby given tllat3the following naantsaa
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention I'm
make final proof in support of his claim, aIda
thai. said proof Will be made before Reg and Recs
g Mlteheli II an 9efoe sN 81 1sss, W;
q 3 filing Nos2O457 for the seiA sec 20 oWn nj
range G5. He names the following WitnessesstOs
prove his CONTINUOUS residence upon, and culti43
yatioM3o f, said land viz: Jas Morse, Adam III
Marshall M alphide, Alb. R0Wley, ofSJerauld
20 70 ~, y; H., = 3. EYIsIa11sr Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
w. i. AYERS SIS; 49,
! :! I I = /
= ] ! y
RDMaR
elp'V tiH RIIIlIaH Ann,
fssbissvAskass ~,
Observation-Disclosures
! FsshiSsyAs,ssS ~
CALI 7|efprsP prchAsine.
/. D#ALER N
S.s-sgf

TsHNSEsatffsSA%INS HAstesaHEN 90
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES,
cLoHulso.
BOOTS \ snon
YTATS&eAA
$500 ,sesssst
.Rg1l4AA:SsKI1Nror, DAxorA
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
LIVERY STABLE
\.
Good Horses and Rugeles.

Is prepared 20 accommodate THOSE wishing
anything l4sllis HAe qIlolsflfH
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-27
~. 3 sSINGIQN
81 SPRINGS =

9sIs. " INEl.{4.E IN ~, 81 hSs4sNWfF gsaaH.Fl4f slNIs9I,
=
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
ALVARADO.

ALyAuADo, Aug. 81 -[C0rrespondencel-
Alvarado is still booming. Vim, energy
and enterprise characterize on ci'izon's inn
plict confidence in the brilliant future of
our town in general. Strangers from all
parts OF the state and from other states,
prospecting for suitable localities for pos.
tons and business investments are daily
registered ut our hotels,
Real estate is changing hands frequently
MANY new families are moyii X III unit.
every comfortable residence, believe, i,
occupied There is a greater demand nov
tor residences than for business houses.
The population OF Alvurado, Ms recently
ascertaiued by our city.authoulies, is over
200. Three years ago our population was
only little over SO. Our Increase has
nearly nil been since we received our first
railroad. With two of the finest railroad
| in the STATE interstCtius AT this place run
ming north, south, east and west-vith tel.
egrapuic and telephone cOnneclion-wlth
a dense population IN the Surrounding
country, and the finest, richest and mo'i
productive agricultural section IN the state
| ghy should we not be proud OF our town
ami It's brilliant promised
| Professor II l.. MCEltee, highly endorsed
| nSA lnOTnNEn. lldNAlNaA NhhNeNNA ehh N'o-
iciplinarian, will open school in the Altd'
| rado institute on the 10th OF September
CAPTAIN Al Il. Hiphsmllh, OF Confederate
fame and honor, has leased the Sparks
House, aud will make Alyarado his iutnr
home. "
Mr. L, b, Bledsoe and lady lett last night
for Tennessee, on visit 10 friends and rel
ativos. They will be absent about two
months. -,
Hon. DIN Wellborn our silver tongued'
congressman, delis hted his many friends
mere on last Wednesday by spending q few
hours in our midst.
SAMSON Bros closed 5000 contract on
Yesterday to leed aud pasture 600 beeye'
Tor A Mr' Matthews, from lndianola.
CotiOn is coming in rapidly aud finds
ready sale and good prices on our stree 8
I'm consequence OF the drouth, the crop VII
not he near so large as anticipated th ie'
weeks ago,
Mrs Margaret Hill, wife OF Captain ], NJ
Hin. died ON the evening OF the 2B'h inst
! from the effects OF the severe burn received
about two weeks ago by the explosion OF I
Kerosene lamp. Mrs. Hill wass most estim
able lady, and our entire community Ia
ments her sad, uniimely death.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
AuARpESED.uoRsE rBIrr.

Friday night horse OF Mr.. s, J Basfei.,
who lives near Midlothian, in Ellis county,
WAS stolen from a stable at Cedar Hin, this
county. The animal had been ridden there
Inv A son OF Mr.. Baggelt, VINO discovered
that II was gone when he went to got H.
lie notified his father, who came to Dallas
Yesterday and gave the ouioers n desorip.
non Of he animal. and officer 0vsrArd soou
h,d II in his saie keeping, lie lnuuu
/, IN III. possession OF j C1hb.
+, morse d ,n.ar. vino had traded the ysrty-
snothrr animal Tor " rhs Animsl Wa
mnnd At Noluanelr. stable In East Dallas,
by the officer, aud the slahlrmen INSTRUCTED
IN hold II u-tUing description Of the
,h,sf from Cobb the officer started out to
AID nm. but he W.. rcssd up by Deputy
S1erfr, Levi. amt Mex gle ~ The person
a, yuung man named Ei II. Slaughter.
know wna' You want nhe IT, walk around
10 that stable for, !" he said, az he burst iuto
isar.. "Dnu 3 let INV poor old mother hear
n, ,his.n H. went around AID Cobb identI-
fed him as he man who mad traded him
the horse. The officers took him by the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
PERSONAL


S. S. Perry, of Austin, is at the ST.
George.
Dan Carter, of Longview, isbooked at the
st. George.
A.A. Rose, of Wills Point, is guest at
the ST. George.
II. NJ. spalding, OF Denton, is a guest of
the St, George.
Mr.. George Parker looks much improved
since his vacation.
&C w. Johnson, a prominent stock man,
o. Albany, is at the st. George
Miss Layie and Fannie Scogin, OF Terrell,
are visiting Mrs. &. NJ. pullman.
Mr.. Fnnk Carmens leaves this morning
for his old home at Baton Rouge, La to be
absent month or six weeks,
Atthe ST. George: !. l. jenkins, Den
ton. Dan Carter, Longyiew; Il Il Craig,
Texas @ II Alexander, Forney; a )
Hardin & wife. Wise county; l. Ward
Wise county. Il Bumpass, ~, Houston
s s Perry, Austin; G W Johnson, Albany
W.T. A Ellington. Texas; a A kose q s9r'
| Wills Point; Jno. burke IeAlsi u l OSi.-
man. Texas; Mrs Dyson and daughter, Nc
Tinney. Miss Bracy. Mckinney; Mrs Dan
isson McKjnuev; NJ S Stout, Denton
! N N snalding, Denton; d Potts, Emory
w A Hanks. Waxaharhie; Edgar Marx
we'll, Kentucky; d II Newton, 0vil,M II
Allan henderson county; Q X Clehck
psair,eville. Chas Wilcox, Richmond; "
Il Wosbington, Kentucky; Il W II Shell
49, calm County; ] S Smithmer Owens
Sorn XIV, Geo. VI Price and sister, Paris; II [
Wact Mckinney; Miss Katie Balm Mekin
nv. q II Conweil. Sweetwater; NJ COOK
81 Louis: ] Brigance. Fort WORTH; u
WoCnIionrh' kaufman; $ l. Moore, Com
snchs, " + Adar. Louisville Ny Mr.
Mary Miller, Bryan; Mrs g B 0Stn; For q,
worth; Mrs L A Brigance, Fort Worth; ,r "
h Hanson, Mckinney; Sission' Wui
| Int
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

Senator Gtbps returned from Austin yes
terday, where he had been on professional
business before the land board. He says
hat business in all the departm, nts seems
to be booming, and that Governor Ireland
is making success OF the peniteniiary
system and that the conviCls will be gotten
Ia the walls rapidly. The senator stated
that Governor Ireland has not yet deter
IN ned 60 call an extra session, but will
probably do SO II he finds that taxes can be
materially reduced aud thinks from present
indications the Increased values will Justify
= reduction to twenty cents on the hundred
dollars, and halt for school purposes The
comptroller hXeS the probable increase OF
taxable values ~ eighty millions, and so far
in round numbers Dallas county shows
ne greatest increase, being twelve millions.
In case an extra session is called only a iuw
important question: OF Legislation will
~ submitted by the governor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
LOCAL LORE.
., War between Cotton Buyers and
~ sellers Statu Que.
.,,,i,t Convention HarmOnlzing in
'~ their Ranks.
.sr Pickings by Ye Local Reporter
raE WEIGHING WAR,

~. war between the farmers and the
,,oobuyers remains about the same.
rormer refuse to yield to the demand
los s W hnvers, VINO in turn decline to allow
H eenhhc weighers to touch any cotton
~ p"nrchase. The farmers are indignant,
'hsy Wi hold meetings at different points
va a. we COMFY the fore part OF this week.
I we ,,unr was held last evening at
4 NJ school-house six miles north
PAN 81 The city. to protest against
nv .o,ion of the buyers. They declare that
Viii vii lake their cotton to other points
W. ~ W." ihsy will submit to such dictation
WIN w other hand, the buyers are deter
I .uS AID are decided that they will not
.ien Inc public weigbers to weigh Tor
Im" from the fact that they regard
l'm az incompetent. The merchants
as~ ,stting aroused and are inclined to
~, the side OF the farmers. Mr.. A. Or
NOS.imer president of the Merchants eX-
Es.nse has been petitioned to call meet
" ,be merchants for tomorrow morn
.st 10 O'clock for the purpose Of duly
s'saring and discussing the situation.
~ u', csll appears elsewhere in this issue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

season. The early cotton has matured a
GOOD bottom crop, which is opening very
iast, some prematurely. while the top cron
Is shedding ilsiormsaud small bolls and will
mature a scattering crop. The late cotton
has not suffered so much it has lever
grown bolls, is still growing some and
blooming, and is now beginning to shed
very much. The cotton leaf eatterpi!lsrs
have made their appearance in many
places. This is early for them, new de.
parture in the absence Of rain. unlock. 4
Tor, What the damage will be, no one can
tell but we fear they will iniure the cr1p
seriously, There is some complaint from
ooll-worms, but little damage from them is
tnpprehended should the drouth continue.
The army worm is also reported in some
places, and some fear they will do damage,
but think they are grass feeders; have
never known them to damage cotton.
fully half the crop is opeaed in some
places, picking generally commenced, ana
should the season continue dry, with
proper industry the larger portion OF the
crop vii be gathered by frost. It'll clean
ana clear OF trash and classes high, though
the staple is not so long and wiry as tue
Old crop. The yield Will be rather light
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
Tie Ilnnh Stranrnr

Mention was made in yesterdays HER.
AID OF the finding of sick man whose
name was unknown, some three miles east
oil the city on the Texas Il Pacific railway,
and his death, which occurred while he
was being transported to the city by Sher.
i'll Smith and Deputy Lewis. Yesterday
morning Justice Kendall, acting coroner,
had summoned and empannelled jury of
inquest which after viewing the remains
at the undertaker's establishment
of f G. Smith, examined witnesses, who
testified as follows:
WIN W. SMITH,
the first witness sworn, testified About
O'Clock last evening l was informed that
there was u sick man near Mr. Beeman's,
on the Texas e. Pacific road, and for me to
come and see about it, w II. Lewis AN
myself went to the place and found sick
man on the ground we picked him up and
placed him IN buggy and started TO
the city with him, and when about
half way Oh the return trip he died and We
brought the remains on to the city and LETT
them with Il G. Smith, the undertaken;
upon examination OF the body and papers
found, IL appears that his name Is George
Shlpman; paper found on his person,
dated Pawpee City, Nebraska, May %,
Louis, Missouri, and Hot Springs, Arkan.
sas, and that he had means to pay his eX.
penses, and that he is paralyzed. He
looked emaoiated, as though he had been
quite sick with fever.
l.. o. BEEMAN,
sworn, testified: | passed the mill yester-
dav morning and noticed a man lying
there and supposed him drunk and went
on to the gin and reported ii 10 some OF
the neighbOrs; about the middle OF the
day went to see him and found him sick,
attempted to give him water but he
could not drink and shoos
his head, l then came Ia
| Mr.. Thomas and he telephoned 10 Sheriff
Smith; when got to him he was lyinl
in the sun and seemed very sick; | re,
moved him TO the shade and did all could
Tor him.
GEORGE DYE.
sworn. testified; was notified by Mr.. Ea
gle that there was man down by Mr.
Beeman's sick alone, ana that h'
wished me to go and remain
with him; went and helpeC
to nut him in the buggy; he seemed /,
have high fever.
This closed the testimony, and the jury
returned a
VERDICT.
I'VE, the jurors summoned TO inquire
into the cause, manner, time aud circum
stances of the death OF deceased, are OF tn,
opinion that he came to his dealt
| from fever, exposure and want ot necessar!
care and attention"
The remains we're inferred by Under
taker Smith at the expense OF the county,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02

The increase OF sales in these:
goods caused us about 6 months
ago to enlarge the departments
The domestic goods, which are
now arriving, are filling onT
shelves, and when we glanSe
at the invoices Of our own i'm
portations, We are bound to sell
off the stock on hand at a mere
song. Ladies open your pur-
ses and buy now.