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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

Duluth, watertown and Pacific.
To write editorials at along range
is very dangerous or at least might
lead to difficulties with the associate
editor, so We editor will confine his
thoughts to the role Of .cOmmunicate
ed
We are now enjoying the luxury OF
camp life uponsthe prairies of Dakota.
True the wind sways our tent walls to
and FRO and makes Observation-Disclosures"
think the whole structure is coming
down on their heads; and when it rains
they imagine every drop is coming
through the thin roofing, but what are
these things as compared with the lux
~ OF a ravenous appetite and the en-.
|!joyment OF sound sleep. The cool
nights have checked the ~aggressionsl
of the ravenous insects that disturb
theslumbersofthe neryous,andthe dali
ly walk of six totem miles makes SOUND!
sleep possible. AS to che satisfying
Of the appetite, can say that tho D. w.
Ito allay that three times q day.
Nj. q. 3. Robbins started from Water
OWAlsW6ys ~ LuO lyulutHs M ~
|tertown and Pacific rail road, upon OF
near the preliminary u Mast fall BY Mr..
Kyle, which line runs through Yves
|sington Springs. We are now, May
18th, Omiles from WatertoWn. It ID
about45milesfroI1 this point to HUI
ron. Everybody this way has great
faithsthat theSroad will be built this
isumnlet at least as far as Huron. Two
locating parties are iii the field, one
working north east, presumably, to
some point on the Northern Pacific.
The 0thefstoWard Huron. 70 say more
wouldsbe considered breach Of conf
idence,bM this much ID evident, that
the prospects for a road az washington
Springs In the near future is quite
iattering. LINUS LANK.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21
Farmers!

Farmers! #ss
Take your sheep and calves III the
City lMALee satt Woonsocket, Dako-
ltay and get; the highest market prices.
Hides bought. Gro. s.. WILHaELM.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21
You Will Do y " iisAIL goCAnLo,

Buy and Sell Exchange.
Deposits received
Special attention given the 40
OF Farmers and Mercka6N
Make ollectiohs and Go,
per. (. IS
Money to Loan II Lowest j
Rates.
The Bank will extendS tpA 8
ers eyeryaccomodation cbnststel
sound banking.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21
TxRxs,4>am PER YEAR in ADVANCE
LOCALS

~ -
LOCALS
Nay slstM
DECORATION Day.
Tine Iron Hotse is' coming.
The prairie Is quite smoky.
Seed fax for sale by Roth Brothers.
II. s. Bateman has fax seed for sale.
Milk FOE sale at Mrs. Spears Restau-t
rant, &c, per quart.
Box elder trees for sale, one year old
~ 81 g. Cummings. %
! Farm loans. New deal. Bank of
washington Springs.
Real estate loans negotiated at Bank
Uf Wessington Springs.
Read the new ad. Of Bratsberg s.
Rindsl, Of W%ootsocket; in this issue.
The breaking on the $ e S8-1O7-65 is
s36r rents Inquire of G. w. Mcdonald.
The tree claims Of c. w. Hill and
Els son E. g. Hill have been contested.
Flax seed for sale;
9. w: MoDorxID.
Money to loan On improved farms at
Bank Of Washington Springs. Terms
S6equal TO the best.
:, ,v.S1,,n -. IN. ~. 81. !. "a,
S,ts,s, .T,ass i p,s;ases spss,,s,.s. u
TIsaras yas,dsrsss
~ ta.ss4 q s.t,s,. " s,,,,.. ~
49, 4 49,. .,ssttsa = ~ 4 ~ .Sas e - a.a s.a.e asan Sa,as
10 s,,hstsnt, 3 y fs ~, - !. ''Aa111 80
= : s1Dos a.'a - - .'.e1s, .sa4
:. 1910 'lo sss Ies u iIom3IoWa
49, rs; s GYs. xas Sns ~ 49, i1'1l's "1sn
-. 49, 49, 49, ~ Ssa.s,
y. you want want g good drink o. C iillnl
&egs ylqer g soaa !. ,M ssas.a. eau on y.
Dfoschei. Secslon5
\ ADoug - acles OF coca ploW lano Y
: = ~ sec. za-loe1 ~ INQUIRE 9 at TINS
omce. q OIL. ". ! C ~
Some Interesting COMMUNICATIONS
from TIE east side were received this
~ o aa.e = :. p !, " /
ND: Crows house was burned yes
terdAEl.. Mis-. Crow was baking and
The fte caught from the stove pipe.
d. MARKiiEiED.-M Viola township on
Nay ad,lSSs; By the Rev. John Haulck.
Mr.NcHaucks to Nisss, Iiottie Grotzouth,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-21

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desired. The report ofL the director or
the mintt:for lsslsgaye!aa al tthetotal golds
circeulllaattsil,onasof the thiltypne leading
countries ofstheworld; 1Mudinr IN,
idia and JTapan,ss billions Of donars,
and Jihet.otalssilyer circulationSSf the
same, to be 219 billions Of AolI Ia
other ll words ggollddl.iis doing a gi more
|thans51 per cent Of the money NIX ofj
the world andSsilyeris doing little
less thans43per cent. Of it. SSTheposi-
ton ofsthe nations upon this siBieet il
of interest Az this point. Eneiand
adopted theslgoid standard in l6f6 ana
has m~aintalnedit ever since. lie
Latin, union; France, Belgiums witzer-
land andItaly, have the double stand
ard. Germany, Scandinavia aid For
tugalahaYe followed the wake Enc.
iandsaanEld1 hare the gold; standard.sAll
the other nations Of the world haye q
silyersstanfddaara 81 adolb,es one.s Gold
and silver seem to becontendinesNit
each other for supremacy il com.
m,erlcial world and the battiessabeinQ
Waged with y particular aierceiaAssA Il the
United States To-day. II. a arsHcom,
mercial i nagti il ike ths U1nitsa Mate.
can be Wonstp the side . f#the monotne
taiists, iist'yill.g tnen d grsas adxan.
tage AZ THU wa Whichd cannSSt9b1ere
gard as 4 Sasrcf the rich against 5I i,
poor poor. ifsftheE al accomplish theeil
pllrpases; sasndsmakegold the only
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01
DENISON,

"hs Is He WHnted?-Arrested for an Az
GraNHted Assault Personal Mention,
Special TO the Gazette.
DENIsoN, Tx May 5l.--Yesterday
o'licers Geo. Carter and Harry s. Gard
ner arrested a man for carrying a pistol
There is thought to be another obarge
against him, which will be Investigated
II he proves the right man, the of,Icors
nave made a good haul.
Harry Platter took run ovor 80
Whitesboro In the interest of his honso
to-day. "'s mousse
Mr. courtney, roadmaster of the Texas
raelnc with HEADQUARTERS at Dallas, spent
Yesterday with his family IN the citv '
night on business. - "n"s laS'
o0 sseoree Bartholomew, the popular con.
law ,',t on the Texas Pacific, spent yester
Jay win his family in the city. '0'
Constable A. ". Nixon today arrastsd
one Fred Mccarthy for an Agprayated Az
sault ON the person OF Mrs. Charles NV.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01
IIe-No Tea.
KNIGHTS AT WORK.
List OF The Subjects on Which
Legislation is De.
manded.


peclal to the Gazette,
| CLEVELAND, o., May 3l,--This morn
! bg's session Of the knights Of Labor
qnyontion was by far the most i'm
ortont In its results to the public AT
Arge II not to the order itself OF any
SESSION OF the convention. resolution
was adopted petltIoning congress 20 de-
clare the national election legal holt
day. A letter was ordered sent to the
Amalgamated Association of Iron
and Steel Workers, The con.
tents and character Of the letter are
withheld until it shall be received by the
ANA gamated association, but an assur-
arce Is given that 1t contains nothing but
good will and spirit OF fraternity. 1t
was resolved 10 appoint ut once and send
to Washington a special committee to
look after the labor legisiati a now pend
lug before. GffiieFess vu lu.i.iuUtuu pre-
sented the following propositions
IN the nature of demands OF
congress which were ratified by the con.
yenllon.
That patents for public lands be given
actual settlers only.
That all lands owned by any individual
or corporation In excess of 100 acres.
whether improved or unimproved, shall
be taxed to their full value.
Calling for the forfeiture OF all lands
where the condition of the grant has not
been complied with.
Asking that patents, whore conditions
have been complied with, be issued forth.
with, so that taxes may take effect at
once.
Calling for the removal OF fences from
the public domain,
That after 1896 the government shall
by purchase and right OF eminent
domain obtain possession of all lands
now held by aliens.
That after 1886 aliens shall be pro
hibited from acquiring title to lands.
Asking the abolition of all laws reoulr-
ing property qualification for voters.
Requesting the passage of a law lew
ing graduated Income tax.
PROTESTING against cutting the nppro.
prlauons Tor the labor bureau
ASKING Tor the passage OF the bill an.
proved by the congressional labor com
mittee.
During the afternoon session the legis-
latve committee reported demand that
minors shall be prohibited from working
over eight hours per day in mines, manu-
factories, etc.
The following In the same report was
also adopted;
Resolved, that we hold responsible at the
ballot box all members ot congress who
neglect or refuse 10 vote III compi;snce
with these demands,
1he rest OF the attemc On was devoted
10 the discussion OF the report of the com.
mlttee on strikes and boycotts, recon.
mendlng that the executive board should
nave absolute control a. such business.
me convention took recess until To.
morrow morning with resolution to
ADOPT the report still pending
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01
THE COLORADO MURDI
jack Martin, the Man Shot "
tographer Chapman, Dies Il
His Wounds.
The Murdered DInn Supposed 10 u I
Grazing in Texas Under on Alael
Hame--Chapman Released cl tssi

Correspondence Of the Gazette
CoLoRApo, TEX, May sO--JitL 4
tin, the man who was shot byfgeI
man yesterday, died st 10 oaoa
night, He was fully conscious, I'D
before breathing his last told tie
III attendauue wnere 70 comnuu11
his relatives. His parents lke Il I
vile, Ky and he has q brother lhlasI
Wis. From a registered l,net lt,tS
his pocket, he had recently sent ntt5H
a MIS-. Delia Allen, SlnclalnsVlay :
VINO Is supposed % be bis alf I,
That Martin Is an assumed lame
coroner held an inquest and rtntg
verdict "that deceased came tohisal
by a gDn-shoL NJ me hands n r JN.
man " From the evidence lelcn
jury the facts Of the shooting ale q
lows
Chapman, who is a phoiogrsphai 1
taken some pictures for certain Eer
and when they were finished he'd ttlwl
them 10 a man VINO had sccQnpl
her TO the gallery aud paid fcrtAen
woman became angry at this aie
manded the negative, winch Ghiln3
refused TO give up, saying that ! vs.
business custom 10 retain all nesavM
The woman then went away abli Islsi'1
with Martin, who again demanded Y
negative, SAVING that he would e'''
(Cnapmap) just one minute 70 pvEl
il, and, using abusive Language uhill.
stepped into the back loon
got a shot gun and %
back ID the front room, As 50
Martin saw MIN he made 4 move lAAs.
and put his hand in his hip pccs,ssh Y
to draw his pistol, when SaiiI
stepped a foot back aud fired. tne y,
charge entering under the rlgal az n J.
tearing away the upper pari O s@'S
lang
Deceased was Il stranger lsi'i Dss
been in the town less than lnlse w, w
lie claimed to have a conslderaois q. |.
cattle in the Indian Territory, ot' ~ n,
"A cent with him at the time Do HA'l'''
and no baggage or jewelry. .ss
Chapman has been here sons l VA
and is very popular among 1ls Sss..s
ances. He is q quiet ana lng ". !,
man, and his friends have 40, y, Z, I,
doubt that he acted fully ID ssl,'' y N
He was for some years mcm9s w. !
pany b, Texas rangers, Esph M-''l
company with Capt. Mcaisii =
Sheriff Ware OF this county, ana K, 4
known to all the old tlmeFs~ W
tion. ~.
The evidence adduced al 'ar y. 7. (,
was submitted in the justices w. ..,
Chapman was released TINS ns As,e
$500 bond, which was ulaae n,
spot by men whose properly va y
gate $1,000, GOO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01

service paid beautiful buedu4on the children OF my nv
those Of us the blue rpennsua Let %
cAir Webster g az W.
raGe aud Ia whose mother country y Oh v ana
the his granNesl
70 DC ean over the great Ryerton describing US ~ %
here below the buge call answeaion, said II IS M obe
above, then let lace OF ue Wno
sae1y Keep memorial day. and wt'hpve WI" Der follow
newd reverence cherish the menorpos, whose mong
our honoIed dead and garland thing and keeping
the earth daily win one
nbroken strain 81 the
the audience his clear anmamHrt Alre OF England
manner briefly uttered his sentiments Turning again TO the MP o.
with the beautiful haSmtes, and pointing
OF the decoration and mmoraska he said ~ oeleu ne'
services s pacucd all b1hrs TO hnh upon my % ny Ivy
land Could tle
should be educated Jefferson the author OF
m iaefs oil the land and then wothe declaration could
our land be OF country, look out rom
Rev j. Holloway abode they would behold
speak IN The absence Of eNMayor Smtoday free republic
VINO absent from the city Through than one hunGieS
IN life that Of the schohouses aud colleges
aug such ne desired always md churches whose sg pen
VINO 40 not love not following the sun ME
eh either side who wet0mpan with the hours n ile ar 9al
ana mad neY@tn the
ean oil gIermg stetnd happy song Oh
ned IN human blood Mr. Honowprokn continent OF English speaking
,aiu a beautiful tribute to the memory oeope .
GENERALS Hancock gentlemen propose 20
impressed Gen children OF this favored
upon the audience Let acantges OF an English
The "Americar Tongue thank YOU your
Chairman Brotts here dProaen
ICY HOGS superintendent Of pu Prof Hoggs able discourse ne
choo who sad3 vast by Hon. Henry Nj. Fur
The speaker Axandeman hon r.
logg began ~ saying graudient
tner soldier heoyeght
solder OF the concluded inc day
10 1872 and learned but AN absence OF
"a udsd as parallel readn@ETE prevents complete report Oh
OF lndpeuence andhese closing OF the programme
" Chsl luton selected the of the speeches not
nv hrtt college bearing wi be
Sirkp WE STAND DIVIDED FALL 'omorOw's GAZETTE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01
lIe-No Tea,
CLEaURNE.

An Interesting Case on Trial-Out pru,,, .
Personal.
Special 20 the Gazette.
CLEpuRNE, Tx May 81, The district
court has been basy all day trying the
case oil lae State vs., Cooley charged with
inelt OF a horse Cooley is worth
s'o,VgV, ana the horse said TO be stolen
olousnt $50 The almost universal
the crime VI
The Hook aud Ladder oomnany ,,oro
out drilling this evening, ana show " re,,
siderable agility in sealing tho ladder
The company has good mai rial IN II
H. Nj. furman OF Fort Worth arr,v.a
here this evening and viii snend ~ ~
morrow In our city, when he poss -
Meridian. sues W
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01
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RETTING ON RAIN
IIeNoTea


net,ipr a, VIII ana i, won't W. !.
There is no night so long 7, Z, 4,
has its morning. Friends don n
or against rain. You ssk y VI, V, NJ,
don't DO II. We don't know y, .,, I, b
really more harm in o"'ung N. y
than upon corn or wheat e1' ~, ~ y
feel differently about II any ,t "a, y
why. we viii tell you W.. ~
you can buy more suits q WIZ w s6ssil
looms, summer coats ano Nss M, ~ q
drawers at our store cheaper XXX sns " 2
at any other store in Texas
30 in with you on the eeI, g,lAiI,
Advertising Editor Chase -
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01
pr JOHN Buzz.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP, :
BULLS sARsAPARlll,.
BULLS MORN OEsrso!
The Popular Remedies ., 4. I
Principal once. ssi iInlp ST., LOrrsu,,.

rick, committed obou, Az m,..,.
lie Is charged with koocEm, 4.
down with his fist and bealm. y,
bond was fixed at 5000, butn'st.
to give it he was rpmahded KIN Z
Miss Lou Newman, a cb,rss'.
lady of Gainesville, Is vIslilasA,' n
Mis- Noble wsplts.
MIR and Mrs. Henry B,,t.t \
Woit1 arrived to-dgy. M
going to New York aud oihr
the North to spend the heated ).
Byrnes is going from here toe, y
on business aod will then
Byrnes at Saratoga. ~
c, r. Gil bert Of the Abilene K,
taking a look at our live eII;;y, =
Miss Maggie Parks Of hi, 4, /.
to-day for Austin to spend ~ y,
with friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01

sometimes an extreme tired feeling
comes over US, when any effort TO move
lue llipos or body is attended with wearl.
IeSS ~ ana exhaustion; at such times Dir.
q, II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm
1y its genial action on the Liver and
moneys, restores health and vitality.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01
Or. JOHN y! agIl
Smiths Tonic n
-. FOR rrs CURE =
FEVER and ! A. Y
Or CHlLLs and w. rsv
AND ALL MALARIA, M, ~.sa

1ho proprietor Of I'll, ,sl.,
luetly olaimc for it a uuss Ss, VT y.
e e.5 oyer offered to tAs , nas,i MI
OsMtAlN, SPEEDY ana E ps1 !. i.i 4, N
ofAguo ami Fevsr, or Chill, | Am
or 81 short or long staadin .si q lsIRs|
entire Westernsnd soutSss ~ .lAs \
MN testimony to the trs,S = !, 'slsgi
tnag an no case whatever NH !. 4. n
thedirectionaaIe striotlyiS.iII,, Nv ~ n
out. In greatmany c q ,s'' \ .sd.lsl N
poem sufficient Tor a cure ~; Y. sslll n
have been cured BY a sinrI ~ IVY, sa'hils
ioot restoration Of the e any vsIsls III !,
however, prudent, and N svs,. lsla <
tain to cure, Tits use Is eon ,sI J. AMI
doses for a week OF two s aits, n AN
been checked, more espsc J,'n, Y; !. . \
long-standing cases. UsusII, y lt.ilil
will not require any aid "a ! ". az 4, n,,I''
good order. shotld tho pstiss Ss " l'sll
9uire q cathartic edioins' , 49,, alss'a'
three Or four doses Of the To o,Isl .l'i'lsi
Of KENT's VEGETABLE VA Fi, avg. 3
will be sufficient. Use ma a. aaf u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01
TO THEIR MEMORY.
The Grandest Celebration the Grand
Army Of the Republic Ever
Held IN Texas,
A Splendid Programme Fully Carried
Cat in n Manner Worthy Of
the Caase.

Speeches of Dlstinguishod Orators and Wis
itors -Excroises aud Iieautifui senu-
nsnfH OF the States and Territories.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01

lyliii, &C ivnna IA aaA uAEnttK OuSiuvss
onlce. II Is peeuiarln color, rather rt,d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01

Don't hawk, and blow, cod N
use DR., Sage's Catarrh Remed,
IlC-No Tea.
Use Norris Cascarine for htaiss,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01

asgav S"Nesv VssVs suo NaveA a. -vnA,,t
feet In length, The opening X
Sxl0 feet agoaod ghe walls are fous feet
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01

.A ,i mSt ss,-ine erupuon from
ny. a', E'na Is sSosioipg, and it Is hoped
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01

, sooa O l.logo, N Ja.s county, Tor nun,
Der Of years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01

TuF JVuIl4 lHs4fN0l lAl
schools ~ Nashville.
o. the distinguished
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-01

He.NoTea.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-07-15
The Mapleweod Reception,

The formal opening of the Maple
wood club house will take place en-
Friday neat, on which. occasion the
club will give picnic and dancing
party. Invitations have been issued,
and the affair promises to be a grand
event. The Rockaway will make
trips every two hours from its land
ing in this village, commencing at
two O'Clock. In the early evening a
regular basket picnic supper will be
served, after which dancing will be
INDUCED in until midnight.
The brass band and the orchestra
have been engaged for the occasion,
aad no pains will be spared to make
the opening brilliant social event.
Tickets for the dance will be two
dollars, and the round trip by boat
will be free. The road to the
club house is excellent, for such as
prefer driving.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-07-15

duty IL devolves upon us TO develop by all
means at our command the great lake waters
route, fortunately terminating within this
congressional district at the city of Duluth,
and no pains nor reasonable expense should
be spared by our state or the general govern
ment forinvesting that city and port with al
possible facilities for the transaction there
of the shipping business for large part OF
the western hall of the continent, for by
no other fundamentally than the lake
route can we escape the exacsions of monop.
olles In the matter of shipments to and from
the east And while we are in favor of a
liberal appropriation for our harbors on
Lake Superior, our Representative in Con-
gress should also labor for the development
the state. having especial reference to the
River of the North route.
Rssofped That we Insist upon a material
and judicious reducti on and proper readjust
ment of the tariff, especially where it hears
heavily upon the agricultural interests. We
voting for the consideration of the only bills
that havo been presented to Congress look
ing in that direction.
services of the Hon. Knute Nelson as our
territory aud vast interests of this district
devolve upon its Representative extraordin-
airy labors, and Mr.. Nelson has performed
his duty with fidelity and honor.
Resolved, That the accidental and tenn
porary success Of the Democracy in the last
national campaign merely gives the party
ability TO satisfy the reasonable demands of
the country, and we shall rally again around
the flag of the grand old Republican party,
with steadfast faith in the righteousness and
stability of its principles, and confident of
its early restoration to the full and perman-
ent control of the federal government. .,s
The above are identically the same
as adopted by the Brainerd coven-
tion. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: ...-
President-David Cleveland.
Vice President-Kettel Halvorson.
Secretary-E. H. Atwood.
Treasurer-J. II. Boylen.
The chair appointed the following
as the finance committee j. H.
Bruce, John Winter, w. E.Kimmell.
Hon. G. A. Gilman was called upon
for speech, by the alliance, declar.
ing that it was written by himself,
for the Brainerd convention. He
enlarged upon and explained it fully.
His remarks were enthusiastically
He was followed by
Henry Keller, who delivered a ring
ing speech. After remarks by W.
A. Gates, the alliance adjourned to
meet at Melrose the first Saturday in
at P. NJ.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1886-07-15

The suit of M. III. Davis VS.. W. G..
Brewer, brought to recover money
due for board, was tried on Tuesday
before jury consisting of Messrs.
Rocheleau, III. Parker, S. Simonton,
Carney, Hilsdale and II. Hansen, and
a verdict rendered for the plaintiff
for $5S and costs. The defense set
up a special contract in which the
plaintiff promised to take pay to the
amount of SIS in work. and alleged
further that an Advertising sign hav-
ing been hung in plaintiffs hotel by
the defendant, had been maliciou sly
destroyed, and sought to recover
500 therefor. The jury disregarded
these counter claims, and give judy
-ment for full amount asked in the
complaint. D. c. VanCampl for
plaintiff, L. I. Storey for defendant.