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Fon TH1nrr DAYS ONLY

FoR TH1Rrr DAYS Only
We oder the following great bargains As We ind oul
stock entirely too large must sell, a. We
need the money.
Our stock Of Shoes and Slippers is very complete and
1t will pay you to look at stock before buying q we
assure You you can save money in doing 30.
Ladies' fine Kid % butt Shoes now &2o0
Ladies' fine Kid 90. 50 but Shoes now az So
Ladies' tine Kid butt. shoea 81 2S 81 So el7k
tAn Of which good value at a. OO)
Yisses' Shoes all solid. $lO0 81 Is 81 So
Chlldren's Shoes ut any price
Misses and Children spring heels from 6Oc M
Mems handsome low shoes from 81 up.
Melfs very handsome low butt. only 4l.5O
Our mons Burts" low shoes for the balance of the
season ut the extaordnary low price of a. and are
worth from IS to 81.
Our line Of Ladies'. Misses and Children Slippers
must not be overlooked.
beautiful Opera Slipper for 75c
Some elegant House Slippers at 15c, &c. lOc Soc
Misses and Children's at the same low pricea
In fact, our entire stock at a great sacrifice Call
early and secure some Of these bargains At the Reliable
sINSHEIMER BROS,
1e3 SO8 It'll and 1851 NJ streets
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SILKS. SILKS, S,xs,
CHEAPEST SILKS IN the UNITED STATES
COLcRED SILKS, very hes: quality, reduced from
S1-I0 to soc. -
FANCY SILKS reduced from Soc to SIC
SILKS! SILKS. sILKSu!
81, 81. Is. ST. 81 Is n a. a,
CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVETS, al
NUNS YELLING, NUNS YELLING!
Widest ouble-width pure wool Cream Pink Blue and
Black. reduced to 81 &c.
BLACK BEOCADE SILK GRENADINE. reduced
rom II 20 sic.
NUNS YELLING (pure wooD, 1sc
BLACK BHOCADE SILKS 75c
NUNS WILLING. pure ol CAGE stylel &c
Blaze SATISS. So COLORED SATINS 50
PLAID MUSLIN 1875. reduced toS
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS IS
STRING DRESS GOODS. silk and WOO; reduced
from SO. TO 15c. ~
Zoe. reduced 20 &c ~ "00A
CoLoR.D SATIN MERyILIEUx reduced from
81 - U 15c. -~~~> AA0AAA
iIFUL LAWNS. reduced to SC.
biAGi. CASHMERE SHAWIS, pure wool al %
Je! CARRIERS. III MARxEr SPAcx
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OFFIcsR BARNES killed dog. supposed to be mad
'front.' OF waugh " E church, Capitol Hi, yes
eertay Afternoon.
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Condensed Locals.

II Is expected that the excursion OF BENT b.
French lodge to Marshall Han tomorrow evening
Will De pleasant affair. See advertisement
At the meeting Of the Potomac Archery club.
saturday, MI. w. A. Bartlett, in the American
round, made total score OF $40, with So hits at
Axty, nfty and forty yards. and in the Columbia
round Mrs Bartlett scored 49, with 80 hits at fifty
fofty and thirty yards
Inc wrestling match between Edwin Bibby and
Matssada Sarakicht was continued at the Theater
Comlque saturday night. and was won by the Jap
anese champion.
Detectives Block and RAN arrested yesterday,
John Grinnel and Charles Hatton, colored. charged
with engaging In the policy characterization as
aWrter and Grinnell as a backer-and so charged
them In the Police Court this morning They Will
Pc trted with four others Tomorrow.
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Doue1Ass.
Ninth ST. CLOUD BUILDING STREET.
e N D E R W E A R
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN
LADIES' GUAZE UNDERvESTS at 25c Soc, 75c, 81,
MISSES GAUzE UNDERvEsTs at 25c.. s5c.. Soc,
75c. up.
These goods FRsTs and are to be cassed with
the SECONDS ADVERTISED ALL OVER TOWN
HOSI cry.
An unlimited assortment of all the and choice
styles for LADIES' MISSES and CHILDREN, at prices
too low to be quoted
PAKASOLS! PARASOLS!! PARASOLS!.
Our stock Of Parasols is large and comprises gene
raj the better grades OF goods AS wish close them
we will beginning TO MORROW (Saturiay) OFFER
EVERY ONr OF THEM AT ACTUAL COST. This
will be opportunity for those in want Of Parasos
to obtain the best at less price than would be asked
inferior article
J E Y S.
For this week have reduced the price on Jerseys
Our $3.50 and $26s will be 81 80.
Our S447 " $500
Our $3.50 $500
and all other styles in proportion.
Quality perfection OF shape ard prices guaranteed
and money returned when unsatisfactory.
DOUGLASS.
my23 522-524-526 Ninth street
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LANSBURGH q BRO,
lao-z22-lal SEVENTH STREET.

New SpRrSe Goops
WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK SPECIAL BAR
GAINS IN BLACK SINS. SILK GRENADrNES
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE De
SIGNS, BLACK WOODEN DRESS GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY, LINEN lawns SAI W. ~
PILLOW LINENS, DAMASK TABLECLoTHs AND
apps sm HOE BRO 4 CO. is2s street
ID LEVI, NEW AND SECONDHAND CLOTHING
Ies l22O street norfhwest.-Pistole, Watcher jew
ery, Musical InstrumenIs Hats CAPS Boots and Shoes
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hon. JAMES g. BLAINEs Quick March to the
White House, by Steven III. Jecko Price 90 cents
delivered John F. Ellis Co., $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. ~
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A BIC B ARG AIN.

A B 1e BAne AIN.
We have just opened three cases real SCOTCE
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS. yard wide. at Is cents, usus
price 81 cents
big lot of GENTS FRENCH HALF HOSE COL
ORED. no seams, Is cents
big bargain in real IRISH LINEN at 12k cents.
INDIA LINEN 80 cts. 10 cts. IL cts, 121< cts
FIGURED LAWNS cents.
Gents GAUZE SHIRTS Is cents.
Ladies' GAUZE VESTS Is cents.
4oineh all wool NUNS YELLING 81 cents
PARASOLS 81. s1.25. 81. So S175, a.
CALICO cts, ~ cts, 5cts
All wool WHITE FLANNELS Is cts, p cta
Faacy STRAW MATING.
SUMMER SILKS. 81 cents
Children's fancy HOSE no seams. Is centa
Yard wide ORGANDY LAWNS 10 centa
Ladies' DRESS LINEN l2x cents:
WSON'S,
je5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South Side.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

THE Popu1An WATERING Place
:. reached BY tn. CAPE May ilRi
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
In two hours from Philadelphia Fast express trains
with Parlor Cars attached during the season at
convenient hours and passengers viii find on their ar
rival at the
NEW BROAD STREET STATION. PHILADELPHIA,
Union Transfer coaches and horse ready to trans
fer direct to the station Of the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
ut the foot Of Market street.
For tickets baggage checks and full information ap-
ply as follows:
Northeast corner 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad
J. R. WOODS, General Passenger Agent
CHARLES E PUGH. General Manager. ie9-2am
A TLANrIc CITY EXPRESS TRAINS tAA
RUN THROUGH WITHOUT STOPS le:E l
IN 80 MINUTES. VIA
Camden and Atlantic R.R. West Jersey Railroad
Station foot Of Vine st. Station foot Of Market St
delpha arriving the New Broad Street Station Of the
pss:spgsrs direct ths West Jersey Ealroaa ST.
S1 and up mic Transfer direct to the
For through tickets baggage checks and full infor-
uatiou Apply Is IollOWe:
Northeastcorner of 18th street and Pennsylvania ave.
Station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
JRw WOOD. Gen. Passenger Agent
CHAs E. PUGH, Gen. Manager. jes-2Am
WATER GAP HOUSE. DELAWARE, WATER GAP.
the country Hotel Complete in every particnlar
Water from mountain springs in each bedroom Gas
ssd sas as Z 81 Ff
q nsst
k1 GRsi Bunting Esq., n'' izs
CECoND AVENUE. HOUSE, AsBURY PARK, N J..
within one block Of beach Fine ocean view
tsssssss zgg95nt n fSssseass. M1oKESzIE
page COTTAGES: CAPE MAY: n ONE BLOCK
on fon 5 first eass 2gs9 June M
HOTEL COLUMBIA ; OCEAN .ss BEACH ,.s' N 9Mt
Desaby located within $50 feet Of surf Large Pslors
Halls and Music Rooms. Splendid Bathing. Orchestra
Circulars Cir .asms at IS Star sG Office
je6-lm ' FRED E. FOSTER
i rst-class family house, fronting onYERY
Mrs. PEMBERTUN. Prop. jee-3m
GRAMERCY HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, n. j., Is
~ now open for the reception of guests, Favorably
Known for SIX years Sanitary arrangements perfect
Terms moderate. Mrs. A. WYCKOFF. je5- I'm
Diver VIEW HOUSE. OXFORD. MD, NOW
IL open Saltwater bathing, boating. and&
fishing. Accommodations first-class Excel yENAY
en5 b table railroad and sele
rates to families. Hotel nicely shaded
je3-lm CLARENCE PETERS, Proprietor
CRYSTAL COTTAGE. A.. Il
~ OCEAN BEACH, n J. $EAR
Every appointment complete. Address for lE:IE
terms, Mrs NAHON. je3- I'm
NORWOOD HALL. SITUATED IN THE MOST
~ lovely part of Asbury Park 100 yards from j,
beach. MAGNIFICENT ocean view. First class Y:.HMY
accommodations for l25 guests Special family IE
rates. NJ. L. MCCRAY. Box AL je3-lm
NAHILL HOUSE, ASBURY PARK, n. j. OPENS
~ June I'd. Firstclass in all its appointm nts.
Perfect drainage Fire For particulars address
III. d. - HILL, Drawer No. g. les. 2m
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READ Sinsheimer's advertisement.

TRADE SALE OF carriages, buggies, &C. See Auction
Column.
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GREAT BARGAINS in shoes. Assienee,s sale
PrOtts old stand, a26 9TH street northTesf
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sSROugh on Pain.,,
cures collie, cramps, diarrhPa; externally for
aches, palms, spra1ns, headache neuralgia, rheuma-
tlsm For man or beast. Is and Soc Is
Bicycle Shirts e. Stockings, COr.7th Il HI.
Base Ball and Boating Shirts, mems and boys,
rom SOC. to "a, all cOOrS and sizes Largest stock
and lowest prices in the city. Special discount to
cluDs. send for samples to c. Auerbach's corner
18th and II. 20
ThOrntOn,S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver OIL with HypOphosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
TO take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
g1sts. Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by W. E.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison Streets,
oa1LunoIe, NIL m,W,t
On Thirty Days, Trial.
The Volta1c Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, Will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or Old who afflicted with nervous de-
Dity, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly v1gor. Address as above. n. B.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial Is allowed. w,s,m
'tA1derney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered in half pound Ward" prints, 40c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butter1nlk and sweet
MILK, &C. per quart. Cream 15c. pint.
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Nv order OF the Assignee

E. s. Parsons Refrigerator
and ice chests sold at reduced prices at r. Go
schmid's, S12-7th ST. n. ".
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SACss 1VSnI2nts
NATIONAL THEATER-'Merchant of yenicen and
INF. and Mrs Peter White,' by the Barrett CLUB
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Opening OF the sea-
eon- Interesting performance
InEArER CoMIQCE--"The Mascot and varieties
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Trough on Pain

Cold Milwaukee Beer.
Served In old English stone mugs, at JoHNsoNs 40
9Th street northwest.
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RAcKACEE.S TITCHESINT THE SIDE, IMITATION
- and soreness Of the bowels, symptoms of dis
ordered state of the digestive and assimatiye oryans
which can be promptly and thoroughly corrected by the
use OF Ayers Cathartic Hills As dinner pills and "A
aids to digestion, they have no equal They cure con-
stipation. va
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CITY AND DISTRICT

HsUpler's, wholesale optician. 45s Penn. ave.
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The Hor Season

The Hor Season
has oene and sure TO stay We are prepared to keen
You cool :d make You feel comfortable by giving Won
cat It'g3.ns III summer clotirE
Blue flaHnels. ar-anted full Indigo
Blue Serl-es.
Grey Ser9es.
DlacG Serges
., c. oo Seersuckers of all description
We anhoa hce our SIG Leader and All " DOL Men Suit
%lch You can md spread on counters in about 20
dieret coors and shades School clos n time 10 an
M examination d vacation Suits in large
fS - per cent cheaper than house in the Dsfricf
BOYS sulT-Age 10 to IL. at 800
Fine al. wool BIS
Boys sgIT-Ag.s. E to Il, at 40
=. =. $50.
q. . Goo
Fine all wool IA
SbiLpRLN'S sUlTS-S;.ilors. in blue sits
G I.d.1 So bias Br0Wn Grey and Olive. $500
JACkLis AND PANTS ut s225
rs.
line Brown Cork screw Handsomely
SiNeLE PANIS-Eor Children at 5sc.
FOR Men, Sood quality, S20O.
NJ. f. EISEMAN. 421 TTH STREET NoRrswrsr
y" Under Odi Fellows Hall
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VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAuwAY.-On and after prrs,-
cat oats " N train 81, heretofore arriving at 92C
q. III VIII arrive at $40 g. In until further notice
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ATTENTION Is called 10 the last great trade sale
o. carriages, buggies, &C., az the Manufactures,
1sRoatofy, Gil street northwest, Thursday, June
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

wAsHtSGToS, D. c., June 9, 1854 9:3O a. nj
Tor the middle Atlantic states. fair weather. FOL
bowed by light rains during the night southarIy
winds, becoming variable. slightly cooler weather in
northern portions, nearly stationary temperature
N southern portions. cool wave Is moving south
eastward from lake superior and northern Mime
sofa slightly cooler. partly cloudy weather and
local rains are Indicated for New England, middle
Atlantic states, lower lake region and Ohio valley
On Tuesday.
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A 1ER's sARsAPARILLA IS A HIGHLY coNcEN-
trated extract of Sarsaparilla ard other blood
lying roots. combined with Iodide of Potassium and
Iron Its control scrouous diseases is uneouaed
by any other medicine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-09

Books FOR THE LIBRARY-The lovers OF coos
Jocks have an excellent opportunity TO add 10 and
fepenish their libraries from the sale which com
mences at Dowiin2's auction rooms at half-past :
this evening. Among the many fine books 10 be
eoid are copies OF the works OF Lord Bacon the Stu
dents encyclopedia. Websters Unabridged Dicrion.
ary, sets OF the works OF Bulwer and Dickens val
oae.e scientinc books, and choice collection Of
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CITY ITEMS.
M. Aupensteiu.

67 9TH street NV, offers. for tomorrow only fol-
lowing extraordinary bargains: Japanned tumbler
carrier and doz- tumbiers, 34c. oil boiled table
covers, 4sc.; new style comb case, 4c doz- large
SIZE porcelain dinner plates, CSC; American HAM
worth $780, salt and pepper castor, 2ac; q doz
ebony handle knives and forks. 47c.; whisp brooms,
&C., worth 15c.; busting brushes, &C.; wire dish
covers. SIC. sett; 10 Ct block tin dishpans 2Oc.,
worth Csc; metallic plated table spoons, &c. doz.
pastry board and rolling pin. 34c., worth CSC. A
rev more OF the celebrated SIP baby carriages at
$S.6A Great bargains in trunks and refrigerators
Nv order OF the Assignee
or large baby carriage factory In New York
(Which tailed last month";, 200 handsome baby car
r1ages have been sent and received at R. Gold
seminars, S12-7th St. q. W., which will be sold re-
CARELESS OF cost: No reasonable offer will be re-
fused.
e. 8. Parsons Refrigerator
and ice chests sold at reduced prices at r Gold
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EDUCATIONAL.

NTCsIc-GUITAR SINGING PIANO AND EAR.
VI mony practically taught for s each per dur.
s5S ST. 4. music stores sstisfaction susrnn.
teed my1a I'm
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The KENsING ToS. sARATOGAhAA
l. SPRINGS, n. Y.-This beautifully locate YEHAY
and tirst1eass hotel will commence it's third 4:Fx
thoroughfare Union svenuethe finest drive in Sara
togaand overlooking Park makes especially
desirable for families. JAMES h. RODGERS, Owner
and Proprietor also Prop'r Coleman House. New York
and Erie Railway Dining Hall. Hornellsville, n. Y.
10th. my2y- I'm
STAFFORD HOUSE AND READ COTTAGES, AT
has been entirely refurnshed and under manage
ment offers first class accommodations Address j. H.
HUGILL. Proprietor. my23-3m
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Cures collie, cramps diarrhRa: externally
aches, pains, spra1ns, headache, neuralgia, rheum
ClSu. FOr man or DeaSL. Is and SOC. Is
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TIVE POOL BUESTED-HAViNG MORE GODoS
= -, IMAM money and being anxious to close ont my
stotA Io the oenent OF my unhappy creditors will for
~ aatE only SsS. the ap away a; the following
sailor Suits now $40: s3 do do do now ia. 7se
Boy Sltdt Pants new Toe. 81. 70 Boys Long Pants
now 81: 81 p Mems Ps ATS 81 81 Mems Alpsca
Coats now Yl50: Sl22 liens Mohair Coats now 81
Come and sec the Old Man at
te5 = W ~ Tv
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FLAT OF GROUND For SALE.-On tomorrow af-
ternoon MeSsrs Duncanson Bros aua:ttOneers win
sel In front Of the premises at 40 O'Clock one or
the most desirable plats OF ground on I4rh street
Just beyond the boundary, being thirteen lots each
fronting 246l feet on I4rh street. opposite the fne
residence being erected on the stone estate This
chance 70 obtain property In q rapidly adyanc-
ing neighborhood.
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Splendid Checked NAINsooK at &c.: better goods az
12Hc. worth 20c Victoria LAWN at l21fc., nearly q
yard wide; this is the usual 20cent quality. India
LINEN ut 12}1c., 15c. lSc. 2oc. and Csc j case
fines quality Gray BEIGE, 62Hcts.: worth SOC 1
case ~ inches wide finest Black and White PLAID
l5cts. reduced from 6!9cts 30 cases LAWNS, all Of
this seasons styles GINGHAM5 in endless varsity
much below former prices
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DROPOSALS FOR WASHING TOWELS
L DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR
WAsHISGToS. ID c. June s. 1884
Sealed Proposals Will be received until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY SIXTH,
1854 Washing the Towels of this Department and
its several bureaus the fiscal Year ending June 80
1855
Instructions 10 bidders will be furnished on appca
ton to the Custodian Room loi Department of the In
terror.
terror, and marked, Proposals 4 Washing Towels"
je6-eo3t H. NJ TELLER, Secretary.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-03
"A boozy Eastsider got hold of thel

A boozy Eastsider got hold Of the.
telephone the other day and proceeded
10 hunt up some mysterious parsonage.
known only to himself. Finally a min
lister answered the miserable worm of
the dust, when he exclaimed, Good
God, I've found hie-you at lastn' The
minister protested that he was only the
Lords representative. "Ohr' said the
poozer, Thought you waz re head o ze
firm. 'scuse- -hic-me!"- -Bazoo.
AT the District Commissioners CON
ventlon for this district held last SHte
urday, Mr.. L. G. Wilson was nominated
as the candidate for commissioner at
the coming election. MI. Wilson's
nomination will be a cause off rejoicing
among his friends whom he has served
IN a public capacity in the past, and
Will be more highly appreciated bg
them from the fact that there were sew
eral other good men talked of andNotesi
lor at the contention. Mr.. Wilson llasss
4 filled the Offices ass boysIin Till,
county and aurora, and is tberafJy1fsl'
well acquainted with the financial af-
fairs of the county which knowledge
will be of service to him in his new po-
sition.
He had been keeping company" with
birdie" for two years. The fair ones
mother thought it about time there was
an understanding, SO she sent Birdie
out to feed the poodle, and folding her
hands, begun: "Mr. Slowpop, you have
been monopolizing my daughters at
tention for long time" lie acknowl-
edged the corn. "May@ 1 ask your in
tentions?" lie said his intentions were
to ask. his interlocutor to become his
mother-in-law, in the sweet subsequent
ly, but that at present he was unable to
keep house1n lirst-class style, On account
OF the high prices asked for groceries,
dry goods, crockery, glassware, fancy
goods, etc. She gave him a pointer.
young man, if you read the HERALD,
as all enterprising people should, you
know that N. d. Wilder sells all such
goods at bed rock prices. Make list
OF What you want and my word Cor it,
you will be able to pay the bill and have
money left to pay the minister
Mitchell Mail &C. L. Stratton who
lives some eight miles northeast of
Mitchell and had been out hunting, got
home in the evening and while doing
his chores was attacked by q strange
dog. lie went into the house and get
his gun followed by the dog to his stack
yard, when the dog turned on him.
Drawing up his gun he fired and to his
surprise the moans Of human beings
responded to his salute. Gettinga a Ian
tern he examined the place and found
beside dead dog, q man and woman
coveredupin the straw, who had caught
a part of the charge Of shot. Upon
questioning them they proved to be
| Bohemians Who had lost their way and
had concluded to remain there over
night. They had unhitched the team
from the wagon and fed it. Mr.. STRAIT
ton laments the unfortunate circun-
stance but feels justified in killing the
dog. 10 all appearances the mother
and son, for such they were, had been
imbibing in something stonger than
water. Their home is in the northern
part Of Miner county.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-03

NOTICE FOR PUBLICAIyON.-- Land onice
Noc IL Is herahv w. eivon 4 IeI III
ed setter has filed notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that SAID proof will be made before Clerk Dis
trict Court Jerauld county, at Elmer, D. T., Oh
Oct nth 1884. viz:
WNi. IL. McGALLIARD,
d. S. NO 22i99 for the sW1l section 53 town
ship10S range &c. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation OF, said land, viz: j NJ Hanson,
John Langmanteigen OF Earlville, j II Murphy
Thos Williams, OF Templeton, ID. I.
s5cl1 GEO: 3. EVERETT, Reg.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-03
Democratic Mass Convention.

There will be held at Washington
Springs, Jerarlld county, D. r., on Oct.
18th, 1884, Democratic mass conven-
ton .forthe purpose of nominating can
ditlates for the various county offices.
All the voters of the county who cap
indorse the principles of democracy are
invited to attend. GEO. D. CANON
Chr. Of Dem. Central Committee.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-10-03
The County Seat.

h \. = lew reasons why Washington
ssRrlngs should remain the county seat
pfsJ erauld county:
'.sikecause it is the only town any
SRsAare I near the center of the county.
because it has the finest location and
Rllaral advantages for town of any
sIFEn in the northwest.
M Because the town was started and
M before the county seat question
aised in any manner.
puse the Government recognizes
!ngton Springs as the principal
s11aice in the county by making 1t
sa3 3Edfs tributing Office for this part Of
Me6untry.
..;seause of it's fine springs, constitute
ss,sAa s.ssts natural water supply for q town
qRSHo inhabitants.
ma: ssasEl:zEsInse all disinterested persons who
sasf4ke Springs say that it is the best
l,fss sEkfsL townsite in Dakota.
II Use the cost of naoyinsas Il wing il to any
eoaN point in the county Would cause
aneAIless expense to the taxpayers OF
the c&anty simply to benefit a few
schem\rs; the same expense being in
Cured second time when a railroad
comes iAt the county, which would be
the meals of building a permanent
town that twould take the county seat
from whichever it might be moved to,
as easily al from this point.
Because Washington Springs has bet-
ter prospects for a railroad at the pres
ent time than any other town in the
county.
Because there has not been an argu-
ment advanced by the few who are in
favor of moving the county seat but
thatwould apply to Washington Springs
equally as well as to any other point in
the county.
Because it is no greater hardship for
the people west of the hills to cross
over them to the county seat than it
would be for those of the east to do so;
as both those of the west as well as the
east are Obliged to 60 to the railroad
for lumber, etc, in either case.