The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-08-15

"A yong son Of John Williams started
FIRE Ia close nroximity to his father's hay
stacks last week, just to SEQ il they would burn.
Disastrous consequences were aversed only By
the remarkable presence Of mind Of another son,
eight years old, who Immediately began throwing
water upon the flames and had them naaFly ex-
tinguished before his cries attracted other mera-
bers Of the family.
Our live drHggist, N. I Gilbert, il daily
having calls FER Beggs' DiarrlAoea Balaam. In
cases of Collie, Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
DIarrhoea, Dysentery, Bloody Flux, Infam-
nation Of the Bowels, ETC., ii win bring i'm
mediate relief. Every bottle is positively
warranted to give satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price, So cents,
The closing exercises Of the Warner school
last Friday evening we're well attended by the
parents Of the district, who manifested great
interest in and keen appreciation Of the pre-
ceedinrs. The program was excellent, both as
regards arrangement and execution, rejecting
considerable credit upon Miss Collins skill as q
disciplinariAn and instructor We understand
that Mass Collins has been engaged for another
teraa, which viii begin IN September,
several hundred subscriptions to THE Sun
expire with this issue and those wishing to re-
new, Es we'll as those already in arrears, viii
confer q favor by getting to the front with the
cash as soon as possible. The individual
amount Of each subscription is small, but in the
aggregate the sum now due us Il Of considerably
magnitude and Of vital importance to the pub
Usher. Don't defer payment becauae the
amount is small, but remember that our income
is made up Of just such sums. For the coming
year the price of subscription u vi. a;s =. .0o
IA reward Of $3.50 has been offered for the
apprehension Of the murderers Of Homer Ha6hets
near Ellendale. They arc described as follows.
John Dilley is hardly medium-sized man,
stout build, reddish complexion, but is in the
habit Of dyeing his hair and mnntache black,
Roman nose, large blood-shot eyes; when Last
seen had on light gray suit. Hattie DilIey Is a
tall, raw-boned woman, weighing i5o to 100
pounds, eyes dark and set back into head, mar
row, peaked face, dark hair sprinkled with gray;
a light growth Of hair on upper lip; both parties
are addicted to strong drink, and the woman 10 .
dissolute character.
-~IPor some time past there has been difference
Of opinion between Our popular depot agent, Al
y. Andrews, and the railroad company in regard
to who was responsible for the shrinkage oi
Of coal during transit between the company'l
iRines IN Iowa and their sheds at Warner. This
| sFEinkage amounted to several hundred dollar.
aiIHshe railroad company desired Mr.. Andrew,
| 70 pay this sum, for the loss (which be was il
no. Fay responsible. Mr.. Andrews very properly
declined to do 20. and as aresult was dismissed
on Tuesday last, ht. >. Cook taking bis place
During his management Of the compauy's
business here Mr.. Andrews has made many
friends BY his integrity and obliging disposition
and our citizens are unit in condemning hii
tremoval. However, we are glad to state that the
change win not necessitate Mr. Andrews' de-
lparture from Warner, but that he win shortly
engage in other business here.