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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15
Drowned Before Sfis Vife,s Eyes.
A CINCINNATI MERCHANT SWALLOWED By THE Sc. M
VIEW

RLV
A CINCINNATI MERCHANT SWALLOWED BY THE Sc. OFF
BAY VIEW, N. J.
Mr. Daniel F. Waring, merchant OF Clnrinnati.
OHIO. and his two sons yesterday afternoon got
ready Tor bath in the surf at Bay View, NJ For
many minutes Mr.. Waring amused the spectators
On the beach by playing leapfiog with his sons
Then he broke away from his boys, and running a
distance down the shore ln game OF stag :"
sons followed him. but, as they cou.d not swim,
they on:y foundered ABOUT in the wa er gayIy
laughing at their father. A moment or 50 later a
cry was heard from Mir. Waring, and he Was seen to
throw up mis- hands and sink beneath the waters
Chaoie TO render any aid themselves. the TWO boz 8
CIileu LOT hep IL was ten minutes before d boat
was sent Out TO the spot where Mr.. Warning was
seen 10 sink, but no trace OF the man could De
round On the shore stood Mrs. Warning shrekiny
Wn.ie ne attempt at rescue was being made her
two BOYS yafny trying TO console her Hall an
hour later the lifeless body was d-shed up by the
breakers ON the beach
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Terrible Fate Of q Minister'S au1ht or
CHARGED ON HEX DEATH BED WITH CHILD MUIR

q Ts
CHARGED ON HER DEATH BED WITH CHILD MUIR
Alice Errett, the daughter OF Methodist divine.
lying at the point OF death at the residence OF her
sister. three miles from Pine Grove, Schuylkill
county, Pa, and under arrest on very serious
Charges The young woman Is good looking and
ABOUT D years OF age. She was loved by young
man from Hummelstown, Lebanon county, He dis
honored her and ii week ago she left home 10 avoid
discovery, expecting to flnd home with her mar
TlNd sister AT Pine Grove she hired boy TO take
heT out 10 the farm in a carriage. Three hundred
yards from the house she dismissed the boy and
started 10 walk. On The way her baby was born.
she stfan lied IT, and taking IL up the hill behnd
Tue . nouse with her hands dug shallow grave in
when the luckleSS infant was interreL Then she
went 70 her sisters house AMI. pleading fatigue,
went 10 rest This WITS on last Tuesday S.ncs
then the story has come out, and Wednesday night
the coroner made an investigation into the case
Yesterday lie sent the Sheriff To Pine Grove and put
lne young woman un1.r arrest on charge OF in.
Ianticide She was too III TO be moved and con-
Staoe was SEM To guard her, though the physician
who was called by the sheriff TO see her Said SIZE
would soon be dead. Her mental bIlan.e has been
destroyed by ehe suffering she has endured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

IRON SAFES repaired spanking tubes J. II. Sueh
nnr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

For the SeAshOre and Mountains
Gentlemens new soft and stiI Felt Hats
Medium-weight undersnirts and Drawers
Six sun-U Umbrellas; so.id coiored Halt Hose.
Ladies Bathing Hats; Shaw Straps, 25c. and SOC
Boys and chi.dren's snaIe Straw Hats at cost
closing out MEMS sumner Hats at prime cost
At Lewis, go 9Th street, below Nit Vernon squared
The Greatest OF all Great Bargains
will be sold tomorrow only at N. Augensrefns 81
9TH St a. w., y doz decorated cups aud saucers
bSc;l water bucket and ~ clotnespins 1885, covered
vegetable dishes. 3Sc; vase lamps with chandelier
y doz euony handle knives and forks, AZ; n.arhet
BASKETS &C.; washboard and bar soap, 49,; obong,
or round waShoollers 56c, worth 81; decorated tea
decorated chamber sets, with gilt lines s. is nour
sleeves, &C.; fruit jars Jelly tuno.ers and preserving
Kettles at cost Trunks, baby carriages, ana re-
rSerators, Is per cent blow cost
To make room for new good. the follow
ing remarkable bargains Will te offered for TO NOR
row only at X. Goldschmids, sl27th St q. W; plain
goolets Tor &c; Refrlgerators below cost {only
few leftl; handsome hand painted French china
match 15c; rattan baby Carriages reduced from
SO 10 10 q each; English china dinner sets, 100
pieces, decorated with persian roses. reduced from
Uaby carriages only SIG Is. worth SIS; wooden
bicycles at half price; superior china chamber sets
decorated with broad colored bands and gold lines.
10 pieces only $315; s. sheets OF shelf paper l5c:
handsome truit sets containing large bowl aud s
saucers, only &c., worth $l.5O; sup. lior table or
dessert knives with bone handles Tor s9c cut glass
breakfast sets, pieces only SEC, worth 81 bottle
dinner caster 49c colored glass fruit set, pieces
only 7Sc; leather travelling trunks only $aSs other
SETS only & %ortn 90 5s ssis ssss
to match. pieces only SIC worth 75c crystal glass
bread plates l3c, worth Csc; white porcelain cups
with broad gold lines only &c. d. worth $50
(only few d. LEFTY: handsome engraved water
pitchers and goblets TO match sl.l7, worth s..
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To
BLACEISTON ISLAND
AND COLONIAL BEACH.

The Steamer JANE MoSEI foot OF 9Th street
wharf DAILY Except friday and Saturday at 80 a
NJ. for Bla hist Island
By agreement with Che Colonial Beach Stock Com
rany. the MoseIey WILL on and after Tuesday August
18th. also take excursion rsrts to Couual Beach gu
her regular trips with the RECEPTION of Wednesdays
Fare. round,rfp to either place. Soc Children under
twelve Years O: 25c
For further information apply at the Office of ED
ABNEli, Manager
Passengers for col ONIaL PEACH on SUNDAYS
above the Hot.l Snil-sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

RiAp Smsheimer's advertisements
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SAVE ycur eyesigat: consul, Herng:er. as Ia ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

, M.sSAs. WALTER b. WILLIAMS Co. VIII sell IN
lIont and within their salesrto, to-rnorrow -norn
- seIcIal assortment OF household effects See
'1A' a. -ti'eiieht elsewhere In to-day's paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

''AJderney Dairy wag0nS."
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning.
and delivered In half pound Ward" prints 35c Der
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Butteruilx ana sweet
Milk, sc. per quart. Cream l5c pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

"R0ugh on Dentist,' TOotl, Powder.
Smooth, Refreshing, Harmless, Elegant, Cleans
ing, Preservative and Fragrant l5c Druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

The STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE will hereafter
stop al Classic Shore adjoining Colonial Beach
SttFS saturday night. Persons Wishing to visit lin,
urISluui resort can take his steamer al the 6in
SIR e wharf at D. Ia. arriving an the r. All a.
LySl = In Fare 80 cents. See advertisement else-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

MasRiaGE UNDERSTANDING licenses have been
Ss!-u oy The clerk o: The court 10 Toliyer LOGAN
al >afdl bruoES; W j. sullivan and Alice v
N4sE; Harry Wilmer and Lucy t,r,sen. jam ., X
fuIlIlps and Annie un..helrn. OF Baltimore No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

Best Fitting 9oc. Jerseys, 73s 9TH street NV 8
The Only Strictly
One-Prtce Hat and Gents Furnishing Store In the
cty-l0 and 16 paits Full-dress Shirts, price 81 4S
selling everywhere at ST. at Francs One-Price cor
ner ;h and d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-15

Bailey4s 81 Saw, warranted equal any
at $3.50. pm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

A. Rudolph y taking ~ biz io' q
wool. - good prices
Our Jolly blsck<mith. Mr.. John Rice
Il making things ring
Nr. C. n. Rudolph y In the cattle an'
hog trade big. he shipped three car
ihis week.
o. m.rrh,nts 80 both keft hnsv er.
<ha.vf,,r Sca3s ~ produce. ana shir.
Goo,
- r:. xxn...,1 o., s.,a.or,,
and tasty mil',nsr, J. aoln- sesa ~, !,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

|r-r-- r1ii.ts,rnts I1.rI-.- IA. :. Is<-
T-be chief attraction af the -ilk cuitnro
|exh ;bif;on Al Horticultural Hall IAst
|nf~s,t 49, fhe awarding OF premiums by
|St~n .rbr;1rc 4 C1o:hier for the best <iik
|rocoors raised In The United Ststes dur
Ing 1es3 The premiums were awarded
|on the basis Of the quality and quantity
|of reclcl <ilk yielded by each 49, CO.
|coou,. There were Sevcnty-<ert1 <1~
|trie- from fxeafy STATES for The pre-
|minus. which amounted a 3g9.
NJ. Clarkson Clo<hier. ~ Ax1r<ilng
|tbc premiums. said:
come fowa,d Ibis evening - -
|nouncc The award 81 the tAi.r aun1A
|premium< offered by StrA ~i1'a-e n
ItIofhier 10 the eilk ccifufisf< of re ~
tied sistes through the Woa,ens SIX
|Culturc Association. On The 1f~t ccca-
|~iou. The number of contestants was
|trenfy-sfx. from four flstes. On fhe <cc-
Iond occasionlh lhe number VA thlrtr-<lreo.
from eleven States: This year xc have
Isevenfy-scvcn competitors, from twenty
States
II Y but fair 20 assume t11s t9e grcw'h
.of six culture Il 10 be rneasorcd ~ fneso
figures. and the astonishing development
Iof rhis industry III The lat three years j..
Indeed. wonderful From nii r&rts of
the country come assuring sounds - en-
TIE indussrr has developed woader-
If1Ilv IN California. 20 which Steft The
|6r-f ore-ipu xras awarded LEA year.
Ana n the south and East many are
taking hold of the work The f.ct being
establishcd thai cocoons can bc prodpce4
lin paying quantities che p[ol5len became
how 10 have these reelcd - eu11c'ent
|quantities % keep pace 9Th the eaPplys
Ithcrc being No steam dlsture< - tnIs
'Issction 0f the country and The hand reels
used here being inadequate . <be in-
decreased task. To develop this imp po~'ant
Ilfeafnfc or the industry the f'rm Of straw
bridge 8 Clothicr brought = this city ;
'lforeirn steam reel which y now run
lining successfully II this bsII. By this
.ImcSns the continuous devciopncEt n
.,tbe <iIk from the worm through he euc.
-lcessive stages of The cocoon- the recie4
..s,lk and The woven fabric becone< :
-,mafter Or assured fac<- and zee th>t ELK
Icultpre, which necds only time - D.
s|come great national industry. j. euc-
f|ces<fully being Illustrated u I'll - slsgc1
lin this country = tie present.
n This u state of Affairs that = ecpccj-
s|ally gratifying % every citizen. and uhiis
1--we measure the inporfance ~ tbe<e re-
-l~n!fs thus far STAINED. u must not b.
Zforxo<ten that % TIE fo.,<rIux sare >n1
-'pafiont ~ork of tbe mcu>@s ~ ~
y -IWomcn-s SIN Culture A>socI1iion ,he
result q largely due Le< ~ remem.
e|b.r thIs. and m thus hooorinx the>r l1fIe1
{ ,w siose fsr-<ixhtGd wisdom haf jorc<ee-
n|these results. and Whose weil-Iirerte1
sIencrcics have produced them. 49, <hs1
hIbut b. giving -honor q whom h1no<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

XAsHI>CIo<- ~. g. May =, ltt4-
Dnrinr the week THE House held mp
ne Tariff talk long cnoExh o snub the
District of Columbia, which wanted hslt
4 million dollars 10 drain this cify
and some more money for other I'M
provements II also discussed and pass
|ei the Ch;rese immigration bill. che
debate heinc marked by : number 81
lively cpisoaes il which the yellow
skinned races Of the earth received nm
friendly treatment
The case of ex-senator Kellogg charg-
"a With receiving bribe Of $4,000. fo'
.crrice III the Star Route frauds collaps.
ed suddenly last week in the Distric'
Criminal Court. through some technI'
cAlity. He j. 70 be tried now by Con
cressional committee. kelloEz's de.
tense Il % bc that the Republicans owed
ihim money for subscription 70 cam'
psicn funds ne claims 20 heve beer
persccuted. and threatens 20 make
I damaging statements concerning fht
:. Administration also. fhat be intends e
I lie rexenced by divertinE ihe Louisiana
IRepublican delegation % Chicago from
Arthur 10 Blaine. Price. the contractor
was 70 have testified On Saturday again<
kellogg. before the Springer committee
but IL sent doctors certificate Instead
ana len the city on Friday night II ~
Inquiry does not result IN The rindica
|tion OF kellogg. Il j. thought : rcsoIu
Ition will be reported calling fer bis *
pulsion from the House
Washington has become the favorit
Icjty for conventions. An association o
I-..-.-~..... I.. f.,.t <<1o.oI <fo nwUuaI -
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Robert Tenant. Of the London and NORTH
western Railway. $50 90 ncres in Ar
Kansas. He also eoisI .s>o. 100 acres or
land % George PhIlpofs for syndicate
of Ensl'>h capitalists. Cor 93.u<1.ooc.
lie y row negotiating with another
London -,ndiceie for tie sale 81 -.oop.-
40 acres in Mexico and Colorado.
The frisco Land Department have
bold 5he knotweli Furnace Company
|li5n0 2crcs Of land
| The 81. Louis and San Francisco rail-
road hss sold l65.o00 acres of land III
Jasper. Newton and Mcdonald counties.
Missouri. % the. Missouri Land and
Live Stock Company 81 Edinburg.
The land adjoins the Ia. 90
acres sold 70 another scotch company.
and al T. grain or choire grs1inr l.nds.
Thomas Lawson. Of Sandyford. Scot
land. director Of the company, will be
general manager.
The English capitalists who recently
bought ~ .Oc0 acres Of Florida land Of
he Di--ton company have taken $1,000
heres more.
4 Capt Whsley. n. r. for Petcr<bor-
ough. Eng. said 70 Herald reporter che
lother day II 4haIl hasten hack 40 look
hitter nv land enterprise. in which ! am
deeply interested have made : tour
of the greatsr portion Of Texas. Il j. .
state and admirably suited
Ito our purpose. have purchased 3ii.-
300 acres in the Pan Handle district
4 Sir John Lister Kaye. or Yorkshire.
England. stopped over at Chicago few
week ago. he was interviewed by ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

|s:. T,4ris Esrub.l<an. Den
The struggle which ias ended has not
been without value. II has done much
NJ educate the people and 20 incuicste
|wiee opinions on the uppcrmost qnes-
ton ID American politics. It his also
done much 10 define the position Of par
iie=. The democrats. though unfUrtDn-
htely not solid for revenue reform. have
shown that the weight aud authority o.
.thc party Il Oh that side oi the question.
lnof only ID their party platforms. but in
Iihe halls or legislation. On the other
hand. ihe-repubiican party s:ands for :
of needless taxation and
thc imposition OF duties which bring :
wat and demoraIiying surplus into the
federal treasury. Those democrats who
have chosen Ia act against their party
land 10 become The allies ~ the republi-
cans are but fragment Of tho organiza-
,'tion whose national triumph they inn
peril sud whose opinions On che ucsi
vital question before the people they Dc
mot share
There vii, Of course. be 20 retreat o
fiowcring Of the fag q the democracy
IiThcy will 70 into the approaching ~
stional campaign with tbe doctrine D
revenue reform Inscribed on their ban
ners with all the emphasis of unaba;e'
,earnestnc<s, and those who battle viii
them will have 10 march under thu
,l-icn ana with that profession Of opinion
This Il no time for hesitancy. nor vii
,xhcre Be Kavering o. doubling " ~
ranks
/. ~. fcu- r,-s. nszr~srk. fDsm
n Al 70 the political consequences, 81
\ Republicans may soon fnd that thci
cheering over what they assume % BE
hparty victory over the ways and mean
In democratic house, y
tribe premature. Donbtlsss X puts q
lend 10 I'll tariff legislation 1t this ses
nsion. though there II some talk of fur
'-fhcr rccord-making and .hcdging" b
ire introduction of various tari1 amend
.tlment propositions. lint the real busl
= ness 81 tie session will now take pre-
/. redcncc of al that kind ~ things, -
r-'the republicans will find that their q
n!ralled triumph has dis9usied = large els
,-ment of their own party. ~ well ~ th'
4 rrest Independent vote which i acquil
hing increased Importance every ~!
u For Il u only On thc republican side, ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

ror square. 10 lines or less. week. 81 o.
,,..h s.,h.rnncnr Insertion. Is cts.
Longer Advertisements a The same rsse.
A friction over even square or squares,
conntca - square. These are the terms
~ sl4asient Advertisements reasons
liz ielnr.ion will be made 70 regular
advertisers.
<atice. ~ appointment ~ admini--
trerers ana ieeai notices of like character
10 be paid IN advance
k~xprxcixG cH~Dip>rEs-
For Township Officers. each &lW
For rounfy - 80
ror district Circuit. or State, 30
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16
COAL COAL !
SCHJ77ER & GERBER

Have leased the Ileis Coal Mine. and VIII
dciver coal ~ any part of1asper prompt.
N for eight cents per bushel, Or viii sen
Il Al fhe platform for seven cents: In!s y
fhe fn<t coal fn the market. ana viii os
well screened snd good supply aiway'
kepf On hand. We solicit the public pat
ronaxe. Orders LEFT u the barber shoI
or Nr. r. Zocllcr will be promptly filled
ANDREW r.. SCHITTEK,
JOSEPH GERBER
Sept. a. 1ss3-sm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-16

some Startling Facts Conccrniuc Z
the Great Crime Of Land
Grabbing.

49, H-e (--s. s1I
s"c ~fe ~
~
The Irish World has bfen cemp'''o1|
from Associated Press ui~pa'cre. No1se
|n' the recent cases o. land.g'abbinT ~
ihe United States. " addition % thi-
ii-'. y should also he borne ~ Hlnd MAJ
there are hphnrens q cases where <nf
transactions have been krP< secret
''hrnp2h fear - aronsInx public criticism
~ fact We know says ne thicaEo Sfnt'-
mel Of our own personal knowledge: 81
I-"ns hn'' ro<sn w p,'ren,-r-' '',n W.
mot loss than 5.ocoNNo ncres that nave
been made ~ English capitalists t.roueh
thicngo real estste operations wi'nn t.e
~ year. not one of which appears ~
Itne Ir'i"nins ~
ini. ~no.e -r,e spp'op'l,s''o' ~ ''' ~
70 pe he'd ~ ia.ure 'a"o'o'~- y, s.''
purpose oi -iues1nk .I'.u'e ous y .:'.,' .sp.'
i- a.r'me ~ "nisn i".n's eenes..'on.'
VIII loid We people q to"sy SP'n7''
PIE.
The record \. not only 1000 ~ tno<'s II
put u y cause ,or tne roS' se'ious ~
prrhens'nn znn g'ouna 80 '''s'''' =
ac,ina- here !,
The Earl o. i'unraseu y 'ne o"ne'
o. vg.'t1 acre. ~ coiof.".- 80 ~
ihe hsr' ~ i'un.o'e oouf-. 'o'''''
acres during nls t'@.s Nh = .,
lue scotch te'nI~ns ~ ~ ''u.e; ~ s.- Y
'sn'' r. Pu'e"A-'o ''s'-'o - M -
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rns p.A-n pa~, w. ,.~, gahh1er
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90 .e s. 80 S-:,,. 80. 49,,
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Irra 80 ~ 80 ;. ~. :. ooc . 49,
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.ns u. % NV s.,e ~ ~ J r.1 ,,,r, aeres u En-
i"t IN i'..s.,
49,. r.r,;"h r.nr,cv. beaded 81 Reu
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-11
County Legislation.

washington Springs, D. T., Monday,
July Z, 1884.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in accordance with law at court
house, July Z, 1884.
All members present.
On motion the, e,road districts are here
by made and declared to be identical in
boundaries with the school townships
as at present constituted.
On motion the following road super
'yisors were appointed: A. L. Eager for
district No. II; Samuel S. Moore, Is;
A. J.. Fordham, 3; VIM. N. Hill, 13;
Francis Eastman, Z; J. NJ. Wheeler, II;
B. I. Swatman, IA.
On motion the following roads were
established Of IS IT. in width:
One commencing at the 5. W. cor. of
town 10S-63, running east 6 miles on
the township line between townships
1oS and 107, range 6s.
One commencing at S. e. cor. of sec.
1-1o7 -63, running west 12 miles to the
range line between Ga & d5. -.
One commencing at the n. ". cor. of
sec. 13-107-6A, running thence east Z
miles to the Co. line.,. !: H..
On motion the Following highways
on the section lines were vacated: COM
mencing at the Il stake between sec
tions 80 &,s4-lo6-e 81, running north 11a
miles to the n. w, cor. of sec. ~. Also
commencing at the S. W. cor. Of sec. 2S-
106-67, running east Il mile. And in
Lieu thereof the following road was es-
tablished: Commencing at these. cor.
of sec. s-97, running north X a mile
to the 4 stake between secs. a3, y 3D.
thence. east Il mile, thence north on the
80 rod line, 11@ miles to it's intersection
with the east and west road. And also
road commencing at the Il stake on
the west side Of sec. 1-107-67, running
west through secs. 20 & 10 to the Co
line, then commencing at the center OF
sec. 20, thence south ~ miles to the
south line Of sec. 29, thence east'115 mile
to n. e. cor. Of sec. 32, thence south
miles to the Co. line.
On motion the following names were
chosen in lieu of those rejected by thu
Territorial auditor: Grow Lake instead
of Custer, Pleasant instead Of Pleasan
Valley, Blaine instead Of Lincoln, Lo
gan instead of Lake, Media instead O
Center.
On motion the resignation Of Justic
Toffiemire was accepted. On motio]
NJ. G. Ayres was appointed Justice o
the Peace instead ofTottlemire resigned
Minutes read and approved. On motto
! Board adjourned until 8 o'clock, a. m
tomorrow. A. B. SMART,
~. LINUS BLANK. Chairman
County Clerk,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-07-11
County " Fair. ]:

- washington Springs, D. r, J,ityAa.ss
Pursuant to adjournment a meeting
of the subscribers to shares in the Jer-
aulo County Agricultural Society was
held at the HERALD office and on mo-
tion O.G. Woodruff and j.. T. Ford were
retained chairman and secretary re-
spectively. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved.
The committee to circulate the sub
scription for shares reported that about
four hundred and forty dollars had been
subscribed, and some localities to hear
from.
A motion was made and carried that
the one dollar clause Of the subscription
to shares be stricken out. Motion was
made and carried that members from
the several townships be called upon to
state the prospect for subscriptions to
shares in their respective townships,
and after which all present were en-
couraged to believe that the one thous-
and dollars could be raised by the time
of and at the next meeting. A motion
was made that when we adjourn, we
adjourn to date on which we, will Or
ganize Che Jerauld County Agricultural
Society, and locate the fair grounds,
provided one thousand dollars should
be subscribed prior to or at that time
| A motion was made and carried that
each member present be considered a
committee Of one to work for subscrib-
ers to membership shares.
A motion was made and carried that
we adjourn to meet at Washington
Springs on Wednesday, July 18th, at 10
o'clock, a. m. O.G. WopDRUFF,
7 j. f. FORD, Chairman
! Secretary.