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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
Commissioner Black Made Unhappy.

Washington, April S.-Pension Com
missioner Black is a sad and lonesome
man, if there is one in Washington to-
night. He has been raked over the
Goals yesterday aud to-day by the secre-
tary and president IN a way to caution
him forever against the folly of asking
a woman to resign a public Office. 1t is
said at the interior department that the
first thing Mr.. Lamar did Monday was
to send for MI. Black. When he came
he told him in calm and d~ispassionate,
but terribly strong and cutting Ian
guage, that he had done an act which
involved the whole administration in
trouble. The secretary surprised and
convinced Gen. Black at once by show
ing him the folly of writing to an Off
cial of the presidents making to ask
for a resignation. "Don't you under
stand" the secretary is reported as say
ing, chat there are forms that must he
obeyed by even a pension commissions
er? The president Of the United States
made Miss Sweet a pension agent. It
will require the action Of the president
Of the United States to remove her.
Any proposition from you looking to
her removal should have been sent to
this Office, and from here sent in a prop
er manner to the executive" The pres
ldent has taken no action whatever in
Miss Sweets case. Col. Lamont says
the reference by the president OF Miss
Sweets telegram to the interior depart
ment has no significance: This action
was taken by the president in accord
ance with his rule; referring all papers
received by him relating to changes in
office to the proper department. A
prominent civil service xeforther, who
is an intimate friend of the president,
said to-day: "The president Is as yet in
no way responsible for anything that
has been done in the matter. He had
NO information as To- what was contems
plated, and the time has not yet arrived
for him to take action. Nothing can
be done now without the presidents
approval, and to suppose that he will
suspend Miss Sweet and designate her
successor without reason IS to suspect
him of treason to his principles; and d
breach Of faith and promise Of which
there is no Just ground for believing
him capable. If Miss Sweet is 6tspend-
ed it will be becautis5e there are gobd and
sufficient reasons:: IF there are no such
reasons she will fehain uhdisturbed:'
Some men who thought. d, week ago;
chat Black might be elected to the sen
ate from Illinois, now say he ii no Ion
ger accessibility. stalwart Republicans
Say, however, that Black. will make
capital out Of the affair. A good many
Democrats who got the cold shake
when they ctame to Washington for 81
flee admire a 4 man who shows such di:
rectness ii getting the Republicans, out
that ne ignores the President and goes
right at the worI Shimself. Miss Sweet
IS complimented, 81. all sides Tor lei
shrre,ffdnIess in reporting Black to the
ptr;es:iidenit:-Pionteer Press.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
NOTICE OF FINAL o

NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATION.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell, ID. T., March q, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following NAM
pdsettler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support bf his claim: and tllatsaid
proof will he made before NV Mcdonald, Clerk
Dist Court Jerauld Co.; at washington Springs,
ID. T., on May 2, 1885; viz:
SAMUEL S.. MOORE,
nd. entry No. 216OO, for the ne!!aa sec. %, town 1q9G
range Is. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: G. r.. Nelson,
Asa Hodgso1; j. b. Neal, j. A. Swan, all Of tor
don, ID. T. GEO. b. VERT
m37m1 Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

%200 nm in presents given aSyEaIys: . $sh{ Il lis 5
yet {,se ou y De eeRss postage os age, and " mail you Wiil
Mill start You in work that viii 1t ton 5nc s%H bri,,a EMat
my m0ney faster than anything else in AmerIca
~ a ABOUT the S260,ooO in presents With each boS.
ages, for all the time. or spare timsenI MAX r. wo al
ior US at Their own homes. FortupEs.forr ali W ),
'kers absolutely assured. ~ Don't delav' II HFs4
LETT & Co., Portland, Maine. "s H. nal
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
Prosperity Ahead.

Montevideo Leader: The past year
has witnessed much of real progress in
the direction of practical, intelligent
stock-breeding in Western Minnesota,
and Chippewa county has come in for
a fair share Of the advancement made,
but if we read the signs Alright, the
coming year Is destined to show a
greatly Increased development. Of this
most important branch. Of farming:
..There is a tide III tie affairs Of 1hieh
which, taken at tie Hood, leads on to
fortune and to the Weary and discour-
aged farmers Who HAVE too long put
their trust in wheat, I've would. say:
Take couragel There ;airre better times
coming! The dawn. Of a better day ap-
proac es. and there Is PROSPERITY for YOU
if you make good uises, of ys9Ar opportu-
mites. Stock and daily .;fhrmmiinnag win
help you. Diversified ,;$ricultutS, Is
your salvation, Make this. your motto:
".Not how much; ,Bli it how welll"' Breed
up, with one heiffet If YOU must, but
raise a better calf from hers thhaahh She
was. Raise one, ri mqrssi good: colts
next season if you cahA. Raise hogs and
sheep any poultry, Make bettsr, bb1ptter
than you have made, better than, your
nsighbors DO, and sell II % IT'S merits.
Save your calves. especially, every heit,-
81. and improveyour her4s BY good caGeF
and feeding. Use ffin33l-bleoedl sires: il
every instance if, it Is A. ppqsRiiPlee thing
anddon'tbe too particular asto expense.
Select stock and especially fslres. with e
view to the future conditions Of your
own business and the demands Of the
future. Don't breed Normans for speed,
nor Jerseys for beef. Don't ploW skin
deepnor burn. your straw. mol starve
your soil. Don't buy your own butter,
eggs and pork, Raisethem. Raise ey-
erything you need lf.yat can and raise
that mortgage as sooh aspQssible, Con
dense the products Of your farm and
save freights. House, your. stock apd
save fodder. Sage NpclS,r manure, and
raise more corn-at. Least more frpmthe
same land. Cut and cure your hay be
fore harvest. Seed down ten or twenty
acres to bluegrass. fon pasture. and, as
much more Timothy ard clover for hay.
Raise turnips for your stock and see
that your cellars and stables are, as am
pie as your granary-+aha as well filled.
Feed well, but not lawiahly.: Furnish
good .nlre water. to- every, animal on
yQur. farm every day:44 he.year. Live
off fromyonr farm and1live comforta-
by. 1T win give youiaAshdsome sup
port if ycu will give it half a chance.
| NJ" --Gr;A: Il, ~
.DoyoAuA{Mant,far machinery call on,
| r. Linus Blank.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

Since the decision of the Iowa SUI
preme court, giving the right private
persons to abate saloons as %nuisances,
great Activity in applications for writs
Of injunction is reported. There are
eight or ten cases in Oskaloosa pending.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
EDITED BY Mrs. L. V. MILES.

There will be a meeting Of the w. Z.
7. u, at the Miles school house, Friday.
April II, at $3.50 p. m. Every member
is requested and invited to be present,
and all others in the temperance work.
BY order of the PRESIDENT.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

The Dubuque Telegraph, DEM, says
that the recent decision of the Supreme
Court "is a great victory for the prohi-
bitionists, second only to the law itself"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

A PRIZE Send six CENTS for postage, ard; and,re.
u ! lltlh, ceive free, a costly box 81 n "t Woods
f Waaes sn VIII help ei yeu; It to { more money right AWAY
seSl s aarS y . fr else an, IN ms world. All OF either
tegtu1e opens before the workers. .absoSSute|Iyy
sure. At once address TRUE eco. Anpmsta NJ
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

(This column is devoted to the interests OF and
is edited by the Ladies of the Women's CHRIS
tian Temperance UniOn.)
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
County Legislation.
lContinued FROM last week.

lNUllllllNtul lOlA luSt NSShsi
Washington Springs, Jerauld Co., DIT.
April It'll, 1885.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All the members present. The report
of U. L. Babb as justice of the peace
for last quarter of the year 1884 was
presented. On motion the report was
adopted.
The following bills were presented
and allowed;
w. w. Eads boarding Patrick Sweeney, S14 SO
Abigail Lawton for goods burned i'll 1884 by or
der of Co. Com. claimed SIG 20. allowed S5s 35
Saml TOtten stone work on bridge 10 90
G.. 7. Chapman hauling coal As
Lafayette EWerS work on bridge S 25
i. NJ. Spears hauling stone for bridge 10 so
W. w. Eads boarding p. Sweeney 9M
w; j, Williams, stationery 6 so
Fred Heller, work on bridge ~ Is
VIM, MOSSan 6 70
II. G.. STEPHENS lime for bridge l so
Perkins Bros, for stationery 8
+. NJ. Leyake 4 Co. for coal IS 10
John PAU lumber for bridge 20 II
VIM. TAYLOR hauling coal 3 x
A, S, Fordham, road sun, of LosaIf To-. 1884, % 56
Erik KnudsOn for work ON road in 1854 IS 80
Clements Il StrattOn building. and furnish
ing lumber for bridge No. 10 50 %
Board adjourned until 8 p. INTO view
road after dinner.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
WEssINcToN HILLS

celebrated for their beautiful scenery, springs
of pure and medicinal waters. and an :tmos:
Ii,lierh Of singular purity; making it without
sorts ICY those. seeking rest, and health. The
town site embraces Within It's limits tire well,
known -. (; ~
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
20. e.
South Dakota Surveys

severalscho1ice Stbkatgans in .Real 'Es-
tare:.' Enquire at the Jerauld County
Bank.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
A New Law.

Among the laws passed at the last
session of the Legislature as reported
at length in the Fargo Argus we find
the following which the people of this
county will lie interested in. We have
seen nothing more official than this
publication which is incomplete and
give it to our readers just as we find it
in the Arguss
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

A tract of land unsurpassed in fertility of soil,
variety of scenery and pure water by any county
in Dakota-embracing the well-known
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17
. e SING TO N
So SPRINGS -

the :eM town of washington Springs lately
plated by BURR; SCOTT, BOURNE u BAR
RETT', is Situated in the center of the neW
county of
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-04-17

;.Doyous..i&ssantt;farm machinery call on,
r. Linus Blank.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-20
Local Ts-rsopnI

Among the arrivals at the Pulaski
house yesterday were }. b. Holst, Column
bus; W. II. Boston, Augusta; h. G. Bur.
dick, Macon; ID. Smith Gordon. Virginia;
r.. G. Riley, Edw. Hartuett. =, j. Phillips,
". X. Thompson, Charleston; }. a..
Baker, Baltimore.
AZ the Marshall house were Il. %. Cox.
Brunswick NJ. Y. Gentry. Atlanta; -.
Macdonald. A. Homer. Jr., NuldOstu: A..
l.. Wilson, Quincy, Fla; J. A. Powell,
south Carolina; II. G. Spencer, philadel-
phia.
Al the Harnett house were Henry
Nsiinhard, Ocala, Fla; II. q. Madsen,
Tampa, Fla; W, c. Smith, Barlow, Ga;
j. y. Richardson, Cochran, Ca; Y. p.
Jordan, Glenmore, CO.; J. d. Marsh.
Lynn; G.. II. Walker, Boston; T. ~.
Taylor, Johnston's, Ga; W. j. Trip,
Hilton Head, \. O.; N. A. Baker. Phlla.
delphia; g. EllenbrO0k0, RJckledge. Fla.
AZ the Screyen house were Leon Levy,
J. b. Byron. Cincinnati; Jas. A. Barks-
dale, Mississippi. Miss j. 4. Taylor.
Americus; G. s. Northrup. Now York; G.
s. Wright, Macon; j. Charlton Rivers,
Charleston; W. NJ. Brodio, Augusta: j.
J. Dorsey, e.. z. Homer, Baltimore; II.
Alexander, Atlanta.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-20
he Kefn.nd to ApoIocize.

The NEWS on sunday reported a mis-
trial IN the case in the City Court of the
state against Mai. n. o. Tilton for assault
and battery. Maj. Tilton stated TO a
NEWS reporter Yesterday that the cause OF
the assault upon Miller was his refusal
20 apologize 10 Mrs. TiltOn for the abusive
manner IN which he had addressed her
The trouble grew out Of an attempted AS
Bault by one Of MilleTs sOns upon u Young
lad who was staying at Mai Tilton's
house. Mrs. TiltOn, on inquirng into the
matter, was violently abused and cursed
by both Miller aud his son. The Major,
hearing Of the matter upon his ARRIVAL a
day on two afterward, demanded an apollo
". Miller refused. but al the solicitation
Of his son time WAS appointed when he
promised 10 make the amende honorable.
The time came, but Miller failed to put in
an appearance. lie was again called
upon 10 apologize, but fatty refused.
Mai. Tilton then called upon him 10 de-
fcnd himself aud knocked him down.
Miller, ii is stated, then promised TO make
The amonde and aid 30.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-20
Go % Appel Bros. for ClolhIng.


Verify are Promises Like Pie Crust.
Edfor Hornjag Neics-DEAR SIR: why
doesn't George Washington turn over in his
grayef II must be that his spirit does not
'catch on" 20 the newspaper advertisements
] wanted "a new suit OF Clothes the other dAy
80 iust overhaulcd the columns OF the NEWS
To- spot my man, as 10 were. / decided to yisit
an. one man SAID he had Co move shortly and
price was NO object. ! looked 40 his clothes
ant e suit Of them would certainty have made
no lpresentnhle) object of me. The next man
felt very sorry for the public, aud offered Ca
give away clothes almost I looked al HE
suits. IN give you my word tbdf h. sDiY hare Ia
gee them array lfhc expects 90 get rid OF them.
Last OF all, dropped in on Simon Mitchell,
the man with the HiG ARM. &C l5a Broughtop
street. ready for the Old story, but / was dis
appointed.
I got Ttifed there. found his fine Clothing
nearer "cu-tOm- made than anything ever
SAW 100 savannah, and rs for nc. anything
that decent no will bee made 90 III 40 h|seN-
peuse; aud as for price, his figures are away
below those of the so-called 'elaughtering
prices Of other houses.
Mr.. Mitchell told me that he does not intend
O. carry over amy stock. aud If he treats every
customer ~ be treated me, he l00HH hara
eHouyh stock ~ tlff him oH, rms season. This
b. no buucomhc, 81 you can prove hy calling
ON him. Respectfully, JunsON AHMAND.
For Collars and Gufi- 20 to ANIMAL Rrog
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-20
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.
GOSSIP FROM THE STREET
AND SIDEWALK.

'Dashee Her ami There by the News
Reporters - Yesterdays Happenings
Told in Brief Paragraphs Ptckings at
Police Headquarters.
The Superior and City Courts Will meet
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Thirteen arrivals were registered at the
barracks up TO l. o'clock last night.
: The Railroad Loan Association viii
hold its tweuty-third regular meeting at
metropolitan hsli tonight.
Clinton Lodge. f. A. NJ, Will hold
regular communication tonight. The + e.
Q. degree will be conferred
The steamship City of Augusta carried
TO New York Yesterday t3,is" water
melons, 80 packages of peaches, ana IV5
crates Of vegetables.
The sale Of reserved seats for "Ameri-
can Born" TO be produced by the Fords
on Wednesday evening, viii begin Al
Davis Bros. at 8 O'Clock this morning,
The schooner Austin D. knight, which
cleared on Saturday, sailed yesterday for
AigO, Spain, 10 attempt a recovery Of the
sunken Dutcn fleet, for which she was
fitted out.
A meeting Of taxpayers Of the city has
been called for tomorrow night at ST.
Andrews hall to consider the present reg
toward securing change.
The Irish Jasper Greens base ball team
will play the hlst game in the military
league this afternoon with The savannah
Cadets The Greens team is made mp Of
crock players, and tirst-class game is
looked for.
The German Volunteers viii give their
annual excursion % Tybce on Wednesday,
.uly -. The committee Of arrangements
Is composed Of Lieut.. II. huch, Chairman;
Sergt. VIM. Diers, corp. George Meyer,
y. Lancer and John Stem.
The second annual picnic Of the 81. F.
Social Club will be given at Montgomery
OF Wednesday, Aug. .. The commit
tee consists Of +. +. Thomson, Chairman;
w. II. Gim, y. Curry, J. II. Gay, j. W.
Manning and W. II. Carter. one OF the
features OF the day will ne a gun club
contest between an amateur club OF the
city and a club formed from the members
Of the social club.
The colored Baptists, including the
delegates from the different churches be
longing tc the Zion Baptist Association,
which has been holding its twentieth an
pual session during the past three or four
days iu the First Bryan Baptist church
attended religious services yesterday in
The various cOlored churches of the city
and vicinity. The presence Of visiting
cergymen, who OBLIGATED at the services,
attracted lar.e congregations both dur
ing the morning and evening.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-20
.CONSTGNEEs.

Per steamship City of Macon. from Boston
A r Altmayer Il Co, D G Bacon Il co, Byck
Bros. J \ jynan, NJ Boley Son, w Cherry
& Co, Collat Bros, A Einstein's Sons. Geo Eb-
berwein, A Enrich Il Bro, Chas Ellis. Fret
well X n, NJ FeTst \ co, James " Grast, Z L
George, Graham & Co. G II Gilbert " Go, Z L
Gilbert. G Haas, + NJ HUI, Holcomhe, g &
Co, NJ Klunkiu, JnO Lyons z Co, Luddep b,
Mrs ) NJ Lewis. Lowell & L, 4 Lefler NJ Mem
del & Bro, y } Morrison, u Z Myerson. Mem
hard Bros K Co. A $ Nichols, Herman & X, X
Power. Palmer Bros, Paulsen x co. } RO-
senheim & Co, SOlOmons 4 Co, II Solomon <
Son, c + Stults, III Steward, p Tuberdy, n
NVflson
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-20
GEORGIA TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Programme Of the Annual Session to
Convene In Atlanta IDLY Fl.

"a 4 ID
r, 49,, - =, .so coor,io
~ ne ","4"' See '''.,,, t,,dt, a.
ie'1 1nSso1 '''''''' ia -.
lauta on uIy ~ - anu 30 iNo
indications are that the attendance VIII
be unusually large.
The programme published below is un-
usuajlT uracticsI and varied. and the dis
cussions viii no doubt prove highly in
terpstipg. Tae following is the pro-
eramme:
FIRST DAY.
Nootfrs. ma m PRAYER. Address
NJ vyeicorn@ Resnonsa by Prot. W. p.
nm for- Cane Address by the Presi-
~ l-'-i' ~ W,5si.
Firs+ Manor. "Tha Education of the
senses AZ a Factor in Eiucntion." Rev.
al R9t.Is ID ID President Mercer mi
varsity
second paper. ..sIorol Culture a Coad-
iutor M Mental Culfura'' Hon. W. L.
RevilI aditnr Vsc8rltLsr l-3,dic0f0r.
an m F,rst manner. .Do our Peaule
Feel tba NneJ of More Intelligent Teach
ngY' Prot. John Nicely, Augusta, Ga.
Second paper: school Houses, Furni-
ture, etc, as Factors III Education, Key
I. Is. Lahatie5 president Gainesville Col
lege.
Inird paper; can the state EIIc ,ently
-uHSa'. al 'iC ~ =, "'
schools; froI' " T. Orf' foFsyIh' ia
SECOND DAY.
Meeting at ESQ "A. IN. PraVer. First pa
per: Can Village and Cities Educate The
Country. # not. what is the Remedy 2"
r NJ Zeftler SUPERINTENDENT schools.
Macon. Ga.
SECOND naper. eIs. or is not. Local Tax
alton sibp qua non In the General Edu-
cation Of the PeopleY'' Prof. ". r. Ting
pen. savannah. Ga.
Third paper Are the Teachers Of
GEORGIA Prepared for the Work before
Them2v Prof L. N. Verdel. Elberton,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-20
A LIVELY CHASE.
A Young Negro Leads a Crowd Around
Block but H. Captured

Block bat IL Captured.
Shortly before midnight policeman
marched into the barracks clutching
Charles II. Harris by the coat collar.
Harris Is a young negro dude. A Greek
negro named George closed up the process
Rion. He walked lame and carried brick
George stated that he is "A Gle. X for Pavlo
PIANO, ana that the prisoner had broken
window and got in PanOs store. on
Br0ught0n street. When discovered the
would be burglar and companion rushed
Dut ana up BrOughtOn street toward
DraytOn. lie Was headed oil and
chased back. A crowd started in pursuit
and ran Harris around the square. all of
them euliyeuing the chase with Wells and
war who0ns. George showed the brick
and rubbed "a spot on one of his legs. He
said the dude struck him there with the
piece Of material which the builders re-
jected. HIS accomplish escaped. Piano
said that two Of MS watermel0ns were
missing, but none was found on Harris
when he was searched. lie claimed that
Al was case Of mistaken identity. and
that the window was broken on saturday.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-20
Urn Goona AND sbofp.
A. R. Altn2yGr & Co..
1876 BR0UGHTON ST.
Our Annual Inventory
BARGAIN WEEK !

STOCK TAKING IS WHAT'S THE MAT
TER, and as dollars and cents are easier to
reckon than goods, and vastly more satlsfao-
tory things to have Just now, we want to turn
just as many things into dollars and cents as
we can. Read the list below and you will
acknowledge that we are going to do it; and,
II anything strikes you as particularly cheap,
remember that it IS no cheaper than anything
else we have. Everything is II bargain.
The MISS s' BUTTON SHOES at 80 cents
are no cheaper than our LADIES' HATS at 5
cents, or the LADIES' FINE CLOCKED
HOSE at % cents or the UNDERWEAR at %
cents, or than any other Of the hundreds Of
items that go to make up