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SPORTING NEWS.
The Memphis-Atlanta Game Called in the
Fourth Inning ON Account
OF Rain,
With the Score 3 to 2 in FayGr of the
Visit0rs-De Frances Rank UNI
piring at Augusta.
A Great Day ut Monmouth Park-Miss
WOodf0rd Beaten by Freeland-
The Stallion Stakes.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

ATLANTA, GA, August 10.-The
Memphis Atlanta game this afternoon
was called at the end of the first half OF
the fourth inning on account of rain, the
score standing 3 to 2 in favor of Memphis.
A big crowd was present. Each club
made four base hits, three singles each,
Memphis one two -bagger, Atlanta one
three-bagger. Memphis made three
errors, Atlanta one. The visitors were
guyed considerably on account of the
Treatment received in Memphis by the
home team. No disturbance occurred.
This game will probably be played Wed
runs in the first inning, Atlanta one in
second and one in third.
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TUPELO, MISS.

Meeting of the ItawambR County De-
mocracJ Lowry for Governor.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
TUPELo, August l0.-A large mass
meeting of the ltawamba county Demoe-
racy resulted in the nomination of Low
ry for governor, Hemingway for treas
urer, Roam for secretary of state, Har-
per for attorney general, Sykes for auditor
and Lipscomb for superintendent of ed
ucation W. A. Roam led the ticket by
a vote almost unanimous.
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DOn,t Eat I'm n Hurry

A health journal says that people ought
to take three quarters of an hour for DIM
ner. This is well if there is enough din
ner 10 hold out SO long. The penalty for
hurrying meals, as most people do, is a
grievous attack of dyspepsia. In such a
case you will have to resort to Browns
Iron Bitters for cure, as did Mr.. J. r.
Pinkston, Shorter's Depot, Ala, who
writes: 81 found relief in Browns Iron
Bitters after years of suffering from dys-
pa0a;o -
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A DEPLoRAeLK state of affairs exists p.
Aarseilles. Several officials are down with
the cholera, and trade is dropping, owing
to the epidemic. The trains are filed with
refugees fleeing to Italy. 1t is officially
stated that there have been leo deaths
since Thursday. The prefect of the de-
psrtmeBt has the disease.
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FENCES MUST GO.
A Proclamation by the President Or
deriDg All Illegally Inclosed Pub
lie Lands Cleared
OF DISTRACTIONS and Thrown Open for
Bona Eide Settlers-The White
House to Be
Closed Until the Presidents Return
Fayoritism lii the Army Receives
Its Death.BlOw.

WASHINGTON, August 1O.-The White
House is BOW closed to visitors and will
not be reopened until the Presidents re-
turn in September. In the meantime the
building will be overhauled and made as
clean and comfortable as possible. Con.
siderable repairing will have to be done
and several improvements in the internal
arrangements will be made. The clerical
force will remain on duty during the
summer, Assistant Private Secretary
Pruden is in charge. The President will
always be within telegraphic communities
tion with the White House, and will in
that way attend to all matters requiring
action en- his part.
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CARDINAL MANNING, preaching at Ports
mouth, England, Sunday, said that the
unity of the Church of Rome was never
more marked than now. He contrasted
With this the condition of religion in Eng
land, where, he said, rival teachers whit
tied away the outlines of the truths which
they undertook to teach.
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Official Statement of the Chicago Roar;
az TraSP.

CHICAGO, Ill, August 1O.-The fol;
lowing figures, taken frem the Official
statement of the Board Of Trade TO be
posted on Change tomorrow, show the
amount of grain in the United State;
aud Canada Saturday, August Sth, and
the amount Of increase or decrease Over
the preceding week: Wheat, 4Q,719, ,4Os
bushels; increase, 517, ,142 bushels; corn
4,250,713 bushels: decrease, 240, $50 bush
els; oats, 1,S37 ,4S0 bushels; decrease
225, ,170 bushels; rye, 140, ,511 bushels; in
crease, 1915 bushels; barley, 112, AZ:
bushels; increase, 1899. The amount o
grain in store in Chicago on the date
named was: Wheat, IA, ,175 ,924 bushels
corn, IA, $40 bushels; oats, 232,6l1 bush
els; rye. 20.111 bushels barley. 4s9 bush
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SENATUBIA, MISS.
Meeting of the Fate County Democratic
Convention.


SENAToBIA, Miss, August 10.-The
Tate county Democratic Convention met
here to day and nominated the following
ticket: John c. Roseborough, w. II.
Bizzell, Legislature; p. NJ. B. Wait,
sheriff; +. P. Russell, treasurer; j. H.
Murphy, assessor; A. V. Sanders, cor
oner and ranger. Delegates to the State
convention were instructed for G. D.
Stands, for lieutenant governor. No
other instructions, but the delegation is
known to be for Lowry. Preferences for
other State officers are unknown. The
utmost harmony prevailed, and our coun.
ty ticket will be elected by an increased
majority.
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A Singular Coincidence.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, August 10
John Baker of Eagle, Fayette county, a
soldier who fought with Grant at Vicks-
burg, was the possessor of a horse which
was shot under Gen Grant the day before
Vicksburg fell. Though old, the ami
NAL was without blemish except the
scar received at Vicksburg. Last
Thursday he refused food and in spite
of medical treatment died on Saturday.
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ABERDEEN, MISS.
Another OiI-MiII 10 BE Erected-The
Government Building.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL
ABERDEEN, August 10.-After much
disappointment and many broken prom
ises, we are to have an oil-mill of suffi-
cient capacity to grind all the seed for
this and neighborinG counties. a local
syndicate has been formed with ample
capital to put the enterprise into success
full operation.
Col. w. B. DeCourcy, civil engineer,
has been appointed by the government
| to make a survey and plan of the lot re-
Gently bought by the government for the
erection of building for the United
States Court, postoffice. etc. As soon as
the report is received the contract will
| be advertised and let.
Weather fearfully hot; crop prospects
| fine.
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AccoRDzSo to the JotrrHdl of Lpebriety, of
2O2 Illinois physicians whose deaths are
reported by the State Board of Health, six
committed suicide, seven were poisoned
by overdoses of chloral or morphia, and
"over thirty were known to use spirits tc
excess,n
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Nr Changes I'm the Treasury Depart,

WASHINGTON, August 10.-It is said
at the Treasury Department that there
will be no changes of any consequence in
that department during Secretary Man
ning's absence. He is reported to have
left Instructions in regard to filling GER
tain vacancies, including one or two
chiefs of division and making few minor
appointments, but nothing beyond that.
A report that Supervising Architect
Bell is to be superseded in a few days is
contradicted on good authority. The
candidates for the place have all gone
home disanpointnd,
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l
Indigestion Cured

suffered for more than five years with indisss
tion scarcely able to retain the simplest food on
my stomach. The burning sensation was almost
intolerabe, and my whole system was deranged'
1 wa. wakefGi and cor. d not sleep, and conse-
quently more or less nerNous al the time de-
cIined in flesh, and suffered all tho usGG eetres-
sion attendant upon this terrible disease. In 6
word, was miserable, At last, failing to find
relief in anything else, commenced the use oi
Swift's Specific. 1 began to improve at once.
The medicine toned up the stomach, strength
ened the digestive organs, and soon all that burn
ng ceased, aud I could retain food without DIN
Guilty. Nos my health 10 good and can car sny.
the slightest difficulty. { most cheeffully beat
this testime ny, because ther0 are hundreds suffer
ing as was, and am sure they can be as read
iy healed. Take the prescribed dose after eating
instead cf before.
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DIED.

OLFES-Monday, August 10, 1885. at 1913
O'Clock am, at 1S5 Washington street, inf MT
son of W G. and Jennie ROlfes, aged thirteen
months.
Funeral from the residence this (TUESDAY)
morning at 10 o'clock Friends and acquaint-
ances invited to after d..
ERICKS0N-At residence, corner of Marke;
and Front streets, Monday, August 10, 1885, at 4
o. clock pm. ALMA CHRISTINA ERICKSON, aged
lourt en- mon his and seventeen days, youngest
daughter OF Ell a and the late John a. Erickst n,
Funeral from the residence this (TUESDAYl
morning at II o'clock. Friends are invited tc
attend.
JAEKEL-" onday, August 10, 1855, att o'cloc
D m at the residence o his mother, Mrs. Mary
Jacket. 202 Washington street, OTro JAEKEL
aged twenty eight years.
Funeral will take place rom the resiienc, this
CTUESDAY) afternoon at O'rloek, Friends o
the family are invited TO attend.
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ERIE, KAs., August 10.-Mrs. frankie
Morris, who was yesterday found guilty
of the murder of her mother, was mar.
ried last evening TO Harvey ID. Copeland
OF Wichita.
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A RoOR.k eeperss Throat Cut on the
PRINCIPAL BusfDess Street

ST. Louis, Mo-, August 10.-A Chat
tanooga (Tenn.) special to the Post Dis
patch says: John Scott, book-keeper
for the Sheltons' FIGURING Mills, had his
| throat cut from ear to ear on the princi-
pal business street in this city last night
He will die from his injuries. No trace
| of his assassins could be found.
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A Dealer I'm Yarns Fails.

NEW YORK, August 10.-Edward W.
Sadler, dealer in yarns, of No. 10
Walker street, assigned to-day to Samuel
Hollender, giving preferences to the
amount of SIS, ,450.
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Free from Malaria.

In the fall of 1884 l was taken with case OF
malarial fever, which Frustrated me both body
and mind. l was drugsed after the old fashion
with mercury and other mineral mixtures, but
with no good results. Ny health was shattered
and my energy gone. Ny legs snd, feet would
swell, and l had what everybody thought. was
dropsy These symptoms alarmed me, and was
ready to grasp at any remedy suggested. A friend
advised me to try Swiits Specific. 1 procured
ing foon su5sided. 1 have taken the three bot;
ties, which have made a perfect cure, and fee
like a new man to day. There never was more
meritorious medicine offered to suffering human
n.y. HA' WILLIS JONES.
Leesburg, Lee county. Ga, March Il, 1885.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases allied free
THE SWIFT SPECIF1C CO.,
n I57 w st Ora g. Atlanta. Ga
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New YORK, August 1O.-New York,
II; Chicago. @. -
PHILADELPHIA, August f0.-Buifalo,
B; Philadelphia, 2. Brooklyn, 10; Ath-
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rs REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE,
| And it stimulates and promotes the growth
| of the hair.
| Burnett'e Flavoring Extrscis are the hes
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1910.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND spent Sunday
quietly at Albany. He left yesterday
morning dor Lake saranac. where he will
remain d few weeks
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LYONS Tsstsless Syrup of Quinine pro
duces exactly the same effect SIS the bittel
quinine, Children love to taksif.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-08-11

The issue of standard silver dollars from
the mints during the week ending August
Sth was $2S5, 1898. The issue during the
corresponding period last year was $221,-
400
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Louisville Cement.



Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overflow should be constructed
with Louisville Cement 1t is the standard.
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Placed ON the Retired List.

WAsHINGToN, August 10-Maj. VIM.
P. Gould of the pay department of the
army has been placed on tbs retired list.
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Columbus VS.. Augusta.

a,I,,Uo. ,I-,,,.. Ca. August 10.-Columbus
defeated Augusta in poorly p..s ped en
game, badly umpired by DeFrance. The
first part of the game was given TO Column
bus by gross umpiring, the latter innings
being equally bad in favor of Augusta,
though not extending far enough 10 give
Augusta the game. The score stood 5 to
0 in favor of Columbus at one time,
and when Augusta got within one run of
Columbus, DeFrance called the game on
account of darkness, though there was
plenty of light to finish. Score by in
nings:
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HELENA, ARk.

The Famous Libel Suit OF George He'll,
CoIored. vs.. The State.
lsPEofAL TO THE APPKAL.I
Hell SA, August 10.-The case of the
State O. Arkansas against George W.
Bell, charged with libel, has been in pro-
cess of trial this evening before Esquire
S. W. Tappan at the court house, his
Office drst, and then the city hall, prov
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LUNDBoRG's perfume, Edenis.
Lundborg's perfume, Marchal Mel Rose.
Lundhorg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
LundboTg's perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
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Runs earned--Augusta, J. Total base
hits-Augusta, 10; Columbus, IL. Strtck
out-by Kiloy, B; Clark, 5. Two base hits
Columbus, 2 Three base hits-Au-
gusta l Columbus. /.
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FOR Rent.

FOR RENT.
O7t AND S72 BEALE STREET.
= I l. 1Sl and 1s5 Carol ave., rooms each.
lOl and 106 Desoto. or rooms each
$50 Lauderdale, near Vance, from sept. Ist.
3i5 Desoto, north of Webster, near Clay;
2-story frame, Front, bet. jackson and W alker.
277 Poplar, rooms, near High.
l23 Dunlap, rooms and large lot.
2Sl Main, over Eloyd's, rooms:
lis Exchange, rooms, near Third.
"a Alabama, rooms, neat,
430 Linden, rooms. near orleans.
aS Fourth street, Chelsea.
4S2 Orleans, south of Tate rooms.
ndolph road. new. rooms;
1853 Hernando, rooms, near Linden.
231 Alabama-pre' ty yard.
rs Cannavan avenue. near Brosdway;
roo S north end Front street, chelsea.
a orleans. rooms, near Adams.
(Keys at $40 Adams.) -,
IL JessamIne near Lauderdale, partly furnish
1868 Vance-from October lst.
AIS Orleins, corner Tate, 3r oms.
Rear l6O Hern ndo, alley, 2 rooms:
4oS Vauce, between Cynthia and iage-nlce.
Randolph road, near Brick Church, Chelsea,
ALSO,
Wheatley (or Weaver) plantation, between val
lev R. K. and Horn Lake road. miles south
Memphis; or would sell this place-SO0 acres.
w A HEATLEN, 2Sl Main.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-20
Hints tor Home Teaching.

s9~tilustratinns which may he made thu
basis of temperance lessons are almost
constantly occurring either hefore tn
tye0r in the course OF the daily reading
Ihp wise parent will improve thts
With such explanations and tearnlng:
Us may, seem appropriate. He will iln'.
1t wei! to pXlnsr the d"rnitfIlln"ss %
alcohol and show that it they wish to
un,ierstand thoroughly the working "
this poison they must never come uM;
lrr its power. for then they Will not u
'hl4 to Judge correctly. because it poi
cons the nerves. This alone will prov
key to open up nearly all the deceit
Of alcohol and explain its danger INK
is power. Ii these hints are Iollowtf
up by notwithstanding in snc.4 book
rs those of 1)r. Story, Richardson. ant
Lees, and if they spend Il winter evtn
ing now and then in experiments witt
,lrohni. vi in the more careful study o
it's effects in the manner outlined il
th" ~le;1lrt of tins series entitled "JuW
nlle Instruction" both adults and chill
lren will he pleased and ben, fitted, ;n',
50 much more will be done in the wa,
3f dlscharging plreItal responsibilit.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-20
is IN old Greek prov.

Know thvself. is an old Greek PROV
erl,. and America has been slow IN re-
alj2inr the Importance Of tliS roN"rO.
Lpt the child hs thoroughly taught
about his own body. Will he not Ne
rnrp likelv to save his body for the
service If the state. if he knows the
|hanefui effects of alcohol upon the
stomach. head and brain? Nl4i he no
arm his own burial Rather than let ih''
state dig his drunkard's grave at an ex-
prnsp OF thousands u hollals' Iulratt
and by and ly we shall have a more
economical kind OF l%gisiatjon on this
matter than we how haze.
Now teachers. you do not fail to sec
vour part in this lnatter. il You hav'
only two scholars and they are in their
\. Il. C's. inform yourself On the sub
jtc1. and give them oral instructions
The adults OF this day HFH drinking in
ignorance CT the dire effects OF drink
upon their bodies. They need lnstriu'-
tion. Let every teacher agitate this
natter III his respective district. You
,rppducating future lawmakers. mayb'
ONE future president. You aredoing
apart toward the future of our county
This is not Il matter of fanatlcism. II
is u matter of government policy. Take
thp facts and figures of the alcoholic
traffic to your heads and the misery and
want to your hearts. then teach YOU
children that the ttfert; OF stimulants
and narcotics are altogether and always
destructive. and destructive alike to iii
iividuai. TO State, and to natural life
Mrs. Julia Il. Parish.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-20
Responsibility OF Parents.

The home is the luuntain of civilizl-
ion. Americans are h~ome-n"king
people. Onr laws are made in the
lolne There are trained The voters
who shape the course OF our country.
The things said there give bias to char
| tctpr" far more than do sermons and
lectures. newspapers and books. No
other audiences :lre so susceptible and
receptive as those gathered about the
cable and tiresldp. No other teachers
Nave the acknowledged divine right. to
| instruct that is granted without chal-
lenge to parents. The fountain Of our
national llieis under theirhlud. They
can make it send forth waters bittero II
sweet. for :ne death or the healing ui
the people.
Incompetence strikes first and most
fatally lit the home. The evils most
dangerous to social order depend upon
Misunderstanding for their existence.
Isis. too. is the scene of its most cruel
and iptasl!y devilisms. Here it slnitps.
and stal,s, and kills. The home must
be guarded against its o%utragps, or the
country will be ruined.
The best work against intemperance
must be done in this center and seat of
power. Parents have it in their power
70 tr,in their children tn .,i,hnr th.,t
which i rood. and thnv owe th",, M
an1v T1.v hrin~ their rhildre,, into
Tl,,v hold than nndnr h4.ir
hanI I'M hnyu,'nr]if ,. has tnt,n ,i,;.,s
that viii M,tthroilph eternity ITsn Il.
~ ~, tin;uy tilt;nS craft has It's NOV.
t,rned tnwI7rd hnuyen or la, / brtors
eha na,..nt,s hand Its Oh INA h.l,n
5h,is o,,1.h, ~ startie ca,.,. ,.s.s fa,.,,i,.
aut If th..;r indiffprrnce Il nupht Ia
AT 20 thn,n ia lives Of ni.tv. for how
n.n t,,av teach t,ut which thrv have
nnt in.r,pda Wnw rnn thew ]i,,nart
tiat yy1,irh they ~ not lp.rnpdp How.
am th.v i,nn.st what tb4v ln not ros,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-20
County Division.

Word came from the eastern part Of
the county last Saturday to the effect
that parties from Woonsocket were
circulating ii petition asking that the
three eastern townships Of this county
be set off and made a part OF Salbcfn.
The policy of these friends Of the peo-
pie" i'm this instance was almost identi-
cal with the FAIRNFss by which Wonn-
socket secured the county seat OF San-
born county. The parties circulating
the petition carried the said petition in
one hand and 4 relnonstrance against
it in Iat other. They were after Il fair
expression Of the ~peonle-'hry could
sign either document they chose. En-
actly; and the parties from s'anUorn
county could attach the ame thus Sc
cured to amy document they chose
more fairness You s~ee--before sendins
1t to Bismarck.
Our people were not quite 50 fail
they cal.el o meeting last MondaN
ntu.4ll.s ";.sl APPOINTED committees t.
ci,rula{e sin ply EEMoNsTEANcEs
against division, Il copy OF which j:
hereto attached.
This tug, Their with theletters hereto
fore sent the Governor and members o1
the Legislature, should convince that
august body that the majority of the
people of jesaull county Are not in ia
vor OF division.
RaMONsTRANCE.
WHEREAS. n petition to the Legisla
ture o i.aNota asking Tor II change %
the boundaries Of the Fountv of Jer
aull is being CIRCULATED by certain per
sous resid ut OF s;innogu county ant
Buffalo G. panty. Now therefore be it
RESOLVED, by the undersigned resi-
dents, c.tiz rs and voters Of Jeraul,
county iii MISS Meeting assenlijlv,
tl.at we are opposed to any snch chang,
in Inc buuntiatlvs OF Jeraultl County.
RESOLVED. That the people OF Jrr
auld County having Ill great expense t.
themselves cGlnpivtrd a permanent or
g%aniZation OF tiat county and the whole
affairs OF the county being in goot
working order, Such d change Of buun
airi"S MOultt Work great expense an,
financial einl;arrassnirItt to the pao;a
of said County Of Jtrauid.
REaOLVID, Further tnHt we fully be
liaIe that such ci.ange in tn" lpoilnli!
rleS OF the said County OF Ierauld j
asks in the interest of certain town
site >ptcuiaturs. and without any IT
gard To the Welfare'ur wishes OF tn
said County of Jerallld.
RESOLVED. That We request of on
representatives and c0uncillnen in til
Legislature nov in session at Bismarc
Oak tn that they oppose by all honor
aDlr mrans any change in the presell
boundaries of the County OF jerauld.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-20
Communicated.

Editors WEss1SoToN SPRINGS HEEAiD.:
i. G. G.. Ord Post. No. s9. G. n. r.
met at Tarltie's bail, Feb. 9TH, and after
opening in usual manner, Proceeded tn
install the officers for the year 1855. {.
w. Hill was again chosen and Installed
adjutant. Comradp Ch,se, s. NJ, and
Conlride Marlrne-, Q NJ. S. On mo
ton. &. W. Hill WAS added to the coi,l-
nittee on aid and charity. Comrade
Chanman WAS reported alonn viii, II
very sick 10y and the committee were
instructed 10 Visit i,iun, ascertain hls
needs, render such aid az was necessary
and report the same at our next meet
inv.
On motion the Post voted its thanks
to Landlord Iarble 1or the splruttld
SUI II furnished the &. a. r. party OF
dancers, and also thanks to the commits
tee on entertainments for their success.
The Commander, ia behalf OF the G. A.
r.. at the close OF the dance had appro-
priatr!y thanked the party for their no
ble response ana harmonious enjoy
Dltnt OF the occasion. also to the must
cians for their grneruus aid. The COM
mittee on aid and charity will issue Il
call next week Tor the organization OF
Il Woman, Relief Corps, auxiliary to
the q. A. H., composedof ali ioyal WoE,-
on of our vicinity. G. w. HILL.
Post Adj. and SEC. Of Com, on Aid and
Charity.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-20
A History.

A little hey,
Apiece Of string.
A kettle, dog, and tail,
a. hea1, Of joy.
A sudden spring.
a. logg and piercing wall.
A leather strap.
A heavy hand,
A sQuirIn. a kick, and sQueals,
A sounding rap.
Hen have to stand
For Il week to eat his meals.
Boston Post.