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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1886-03-27
Jubal Early Corrects a Historian.

Washington, March 15.--Gen.
Jubal A. Early publishes card
in the Richmand (va.) State, re.
futing the assertion made in the
Atlanta Constitution that Gen.
Robert Il. Lee, if he had lived,
would have declined to publish
any account Of the late war.
Gen. Early publishes several
letters of Gen. Lees not hereto.
fore given to the public, which
show that Gen. Lees purpose was
directly the opposite.
In one of these, addressed to
Gen. Early, dated Nov. %, 1865,
Gen. Lee requests copies of pa.
pers, letters, orders, etc, from
Gen. Early, aud says that his
"only object is to transmit, if pos.
sible, the truth to posterity and to
do justice to our brave soldiers
In another letter, bearing the
date of March 10, 1866, he asks fol
all statistics as regards numbers
destruction of private propert,
by the Federal troops, etc.
He says: at will be difficult t,
get the world to understand tn,
odds against which we fought.n
Several Of Gen. Lees letter
protest against the injustice of al
tributing to President Davis tn
responsibility Tor failure.
The card is highly interesting
The writer Of this paragraph, fror
personal intercourse with Ger
Lees family and his immediat
friends, well knows that Gen. lie
formed o purpose soon after th
war to write its history, at leas
so far as related TO the Army @
Northern Virginia, of which b
was the great captain.
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TSpecial To Times. Democrat. /

Especial to Times Democrat.
Galveston. March 21.-Incident.
al to the late unpleasantness, Con.
federate Gen. Magruder establish.
ed a fort in the city, recollections
Of which were brought back to-day
by the explosion Of shrapnel
shell, one of q number recently
found in lagoon near the old
fort. where they had evidently
been thrown by the Confederate
forces. The shells were found by
the Dippe boys, Edward and Hen.
ry, the Oldest aged fifteen. They
took a number of them home, and
with Fred Gould, began the ex.
traction of the bullets contained
in the shells, Fred doing the work
of removing the plugs, while the
Dippe boys shook out the bullets.
Several of the shells had been
treated, when Gould picked up
one with q lead cap over the
plugs, which he sought to remove
with batchet and an old file.
Mrs. Dippe was seated on the
back gallery, watching operations,
while the Dippe boys stood few
feet away. While hammering
with the file Gould struck fire ig
hitting the. fuse, which after all
these years and submersion, had
still kept dry. There was a flash
and explosion, and Gould lay
dying on the ground with CHASTITY
holes in his side, bis legs riddled
with bullets, and face disfgured
with powder burns. He lived
twenty minutes. Fragments oI
shell and the shot tore through
the weatherboarding of the house
from rear to front, carrying away
the window sashes, and destroy
ing the furniture. Mrs. Dippe and
both her sons eseapted unhurt.
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Regular morning service at II a. m Evening
service, ] p, m every sunday Communion
nrst sunday In each month Vim. Cross,
Rector. Sabbath-sehool at e.l5 a. IN j. M
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Corner Davis and Poplar Streets,
Preaching every SUNDAY at II a. m and SOP.
M Prayer Meeting Tuesday, at .np, m. Con-
ference lst Sunday OF each month, at 10 m. The
Lords supper, 2l sunday Of each Quarter, at u
m The Ladies' meeting, Thursday, at 3 p. m,
sunday school a;lD q. m y v. King, Pastor
u. u. Campbell, Superintendent
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|URT CALENDAR, 1885.

IRT CALENDAR, 1856.
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Preaching at II m and 7p m every sun.
day. Prayer-meeiing every Wednesday night.
sunday-sehool, $50. r. NJ standlfer, Pastor.
w X Trigg, supt
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Prashxtarian Chnrnh

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Communion lst Sunday In February, May, Aul
gust and November Prayer-meeting every
Wednesday night. $ Archer Pastor. Sunday
school at 9h sam. Brown sup.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
ST. James EpisoopaI Churoh

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Jewish Synagogue
Baptist Church.

Services Friday evenings at Th. and Saturday
mornings at lo'f. J. Bogen. Rabbi
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et Court for Southern Dis.
rNTY OFFICIALS.

y THE BOARD OF srrERvIsoRs
rlct, Thos Worthington
istrict, Jno w Scott
trict, (Pres.) N Goldstein
istrict, s r Swain
krict, Jno Il Casey
kttorney, j M Jayne
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NBERs or LEoIsLAruRE.
kg, ] I Atterbury,
| Peter Mitchell.
IRON From 29rn DISTRICT.
G. Yerger.
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supervisor, -
wn Council meets on the
DAY of each month.
ssisaippi Levee Commissioners.
meetings second Mondays
January and July.
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own OFFICIALS.

ayor, j. Alexander.
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ANNOUNCING CANDIDATE

YearIy, and yearly,
contracted for at Liberal Rates.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
MORTGAGE sAE.E

mcnt q nineteen dollars END eleven GEMS. -
lnStalilnsnt o. interest due December Isl, 1855.
day OF September. 1854. made and. executed bv
Thomas v. Donovan and Louisa Ii. Donogan o.
iIlmef |. o. Jerarld county and Territory cS
llakota, as Noittg2eorS 10 Frederick l.. GrOtriSn
or htitl, lsllgiana. which said mortgage was
duly flied for record in Tie Office OF the i~Seg'ste,
OF GceaS OF Jerai,ld countY.on the lStn day C.
and recorded in book 5 of mortgages. on pace
% and whereas it is provided in SAID mor&nage
that IN ease. CT default il the payment OF tie
principal OF any lnStaiilncnt OF interest due
thereon, or in ease OF the breach OF any agree
ment therein contained, the whole principal
ana interest thereby secured ~snall.at the option
OF me holder thereof immediately become due
]lW hayIla@ been instituted 10 recover de Geb.
secured by said morigage.c or any part thereof:
NOW, tliercjoIe nosice is hctepy given, aceord-
Ias 20 me statute Ill SUCH case made alG proviG-
60, liiat Nv virtue OF tie OPTION llereinbeiore
mentioned, and the power OF sale contained in
saia nhoijsa9e, end duly rceorocd ihcyewith as
aforesaid. Tie Sni'scrlpei' and owner aGd holder
OF tlle rhort&age aforesaid, and The note thereby
Se:ute4, ms. Dy, reason Ct Geiault ia The pay
itent OF interest as aforesaid elected 10 declare
inc whole principal and interest secured by
saiuhlo'IG"ge Que ana .payable which said prin-
ciral and interest at the cafe OF th'S notice.
amounts 70 the sun of three hundred end TWEEN
mortgage viii DO foreclo3ed 10 SATISFY the
amount due on said mortgage at tne cate o.
tn,5 iloitce OF sale. with costs and eNncnGeS O..
sale anG iifty dollars attorneys fee IS |sliprlat-
e1lii sad mortgage III. case OF foreclosure. Dya
SAFE OF me premises herein described ov he
SUBSCRIBER at public auction. on Saturday tlle
Or t;iat Gay at the ITonI door of The tcurs house
III me village of We8singion Springs IL s..tt'
county OF, %Jelaulh. the following is = descrip-
tlon OF the mortgaged premises 50 as ;lorc-
sad TO pc sold. substantially as tiley are con
talllea n the SAID mortgage: The north east
o. Seoticll IS. township i0I, range a5. west OF the
ll,ftN liri1stnlIS an .ili., l,,,, ~. lN., - =, -
Dated TINS 9Th DAY of May. 1856.
JIM. ofEAtss FREDERICK 3 GtrOrHIAN,
Queue. Mortgage.
WlLkE WELLS, Attys. FOR mortgage. m2si30
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
SLEUTH.
Township aos-e3.

Plenty Of rain and every body happy
Clifford White is faithfully follow
ing a large herd OF cattle on the school
section.
Mrs. Charles Rohr has gone with her
children to Illinois to spend the season
with friends. We wish her q happy
visit, but we don't envy Charley his
good Sime kicking Batch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Harding were
made happy last Friday by the arrival
OF a new boy. Joe thinks the more
help he has the sooner he will get his
half section under cultivation.
D. Dictz gave Q grand ice cream fes-
tival the goth, fer the Odd Fellows
They were shaded in G fresh nay bow
cry, and plenty Of fine cake and coffee
was disposed of, .and the whole report.
ed IS q very grand affair.
DENNIS
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
COM
wOONsOCKET.
FROM THE PEN OF TATTLEH,

We are all coming to the camp meet
ing next Sunday.
Gives" by the pungent aroma OF
his last communication to the Monitor,
will insert his name.
"Hugo" says when he has enough
tomcats killed he will start a sausage
factory, and deal in furs.
The Times alter ego is pounding
away on long winded editorials and
doesn'tsay anything either.
Judges Trip, and Edgerton were in
town Monday night on their way to
washington Springs, where Judge
Trip holds court this week.
The Union Temperancemeeting was
held in the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening, Rev. Moffet giving a prac-
tical talk on the license question.
Stephens, our new livery-man at the
rink has commenced business; and is
ready to let teams, sell, trade or any
way to suit the boys. His stables will
hold about 40 mead Of horses.
No, Bro. Kelley, Mrs. Barker didn't
say Naedham was q chopper" [ don't
believe she ever heard of Needham.
But she said she didn't like that kind
of imam though, and you heard her
yourself. How innocent you are all at
once.
1t is getting to be just the thing late
ly to squirt a little latin "for a change"
l used to attend school too. Here goes.
q Sic EN- Gives. Hittum from the
shoulder alum. There may be some
English in that, but I will burrow up
more by next time.
1t is a settlei fact that Long Lake
will be drained sometime this season.
1t Will be turned into sand creek. The
lake covers an area of about six square
mills, most of 1t valuable land, but liza
bic to overflow iii wet seasons much to
the injury Of crops.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
Township lO7-G3.

School closes in Nc. 1. July Cd.
A. Beyens was elected Clerk and
treasurer, and Newman director Of ou1
school board last Tuesday.
There is a boy baby at Rays, the
mother and babe are we'll and J.. p
struts around like o peacock.
j. j. Doctor was down to Mitchell
last week on his contest case, as no
body appeared against him he will be-
come a resident Of Washington Springs
township.
Sleuth was in Mitchell at the reun-
ion and ate beens and S. 3. with the
boys that once wore blue. Jerauld
equity was well represented and we
had a grand time.
SLEIITH.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
District Court.

The court was called by Judge Trip
on Tuesday. The following cases
have. been disposed Of up to the time
of going to press:
Maud L.. Himmelreich ADM. VS..
W. A. Rex, U. E. Babb, E. s.. Wster-
bury, s;gners Of a promisory note.
Judgment for plaintiff, $176.S2.
Peter Weiland, VS.. O. E. Ganin., DAM
ages. Order for Judgment for defend
ant. ~
Louise Henning, VS.. August Bcch-
more, damages. Order for judgment
for plaintiff $500. r.
jill. Woodburn. VS.. l.. II. Tarble, &C.
count. Stricken from calendar. -.
E. S. Waterbury,.vs. C. V. Martin
libel. Yerditt for defendant. =.
Amelia Heller, We. Albert Ahart, ,.ap.
peal from justice court. Continued. +,
The grand jury toundan indictment
against:B. L. Soloman tor the murde,
of Peter J. Rahbe. Ben plead nc
guilty. -, t..
The grand jury has completed it'
work and been discharged. It is ru
morea that about Eve indiyiauals have
been Indicted for murder during this
sess1oa of the grand JUICY,
The jury in the case of3Gus g. Glenn.
ems rs. J. n. Spears, rendered a yer
dict in faven OF the cplaintif, GUS C
Clemens, ana ssaessesd the dasmages al
ea0)S 90
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02

School Report.
District No. 3, Franklin township.
Number of pupils enrolled, %.
Average daily attendance, 341s.
Names of pupils not absent during
the term ending June 25:
Maggie Mcdowell,
ANNA Mcdowell,
Alice Mcdowell,
May Stanley.
Maggie Stanley,
KATE C. MCLEAN,
Teacher.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
New Congregational Church,

Acouncil Of Congregational churches
met at the NJ. p. church il. Washington
Springs, June Both, at 8 o'clock a. m.
The council was composed Of pastors
and delegates from Che following
churches: Flankinton; Rev. r. Ii.
Battey, and deacon S. Axtell. Mitch
ell; deacon A. T. Lyman. Beulah; Rev.
1. G. Gordon. Templeton; Rev. S. r.
Huntley, and deacon Cross, and super
intendent Wizard. The council was or
gained by the election Of superlntend~
ent Fl. ID. Wizard as Moderator and A.
T. Lyman as Scribe. After an invoca-
ton by superintendent Wizard. Rev.
s. +. Huntley made a statement of the
preliminary cteps taken towards an or
ganization and reported a. membership
of fourteen.
The committee on nominations re-
ported the following names for dea-
cons: 7. Linus Blank and Geo. w
Bennett. Trustees: E. v. Miles, j. +,
Ford, I. Linus Blank, G. T. Hall, and
r. NJ. Brown. Clerk, Mrs. j. II. Miles
and treasurer Mrs. L. II. Blank.
After.a cayeful consideration of the
work done ard 8 review Of the Geld te
be occupied by the proposed church il
was decided hy unanimous vote in the
council to o;Ganize the. new church
and commend, the preliminary, STEPS
taken. Following which there was ;
! brief program participated in by Rev
Gordon, Batteiy and Wizard, and deacon.
Axteli and Lyman, welcoming thu
new church to the slsteriaocd OF
churches, giving the litt'o hand -rord,
ofscheer :aJ escoal&gcaae1y &aa bid
sllng theia Gq2 aeel.t supeltl:era ut
Wizard says the shall f8ve a paste i.
che reg ,futafAs. After benedic.ior
! c"nnc'! adlourned. A. Y. IyAAts,.
= Sc~iha
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
DENNIS.
Bo1;N.-To Nj. and Mrs. Chas. East,
man, of Alpena township, June 9th, a
daughter.
Ills q gem Of rare beauty,
A jewel Of great worth;
Just unfolding its innocence.
And c1ncntnocn "a nnn4L

D1ED.-Mr. Samuel. Thurber, at his
home in Clyde, Iowa county, Wiscon-
sin, June 18th, 1886. MI. Thurber was
an uncle Of Mrs. .Taewartha and al.
though the sad news Of his death was
not unexpected it brought sorrow to
his frleds.
Yet agian we hope &c meet MIN,
When our lives or: earth are fled;
Then in heaven VIII joy wen greet
him,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Mrs. j. TREWAR1uA.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
The Institute.

SIA1SL1OlLOs
The teachers institute appointed for
June 25th and Goth was an ignomini-
Gus failure. Mr.. Kanouse, who was TO
have set the ball rolling Oh Friday
evening failed to show up, and the
teachers who were to have carried out
the program on Saturday, failed to get
to the front, while two or three were
detained on account of sickness, there
were but three teachers, all told, from
the county and they found the door
locked andthe superintendent Oh the
street. Perhaps the teachers thought
as it was but a day CT two before court
that j. T. could get Messrs D.. II. Solo
man, "Orange-blossom," G. Woodruff
and others to help him out. We might
add that the failure was not through
lack Of interest on. the part Of our
teachers. We know from a personal
knowledge Of: tie views Of many of
them that they are deeply interested
in their work. Should think the auto
GRAFT would see, il. his PERCEPTION was
not as dull as that Of an ass, that his
leadership was becoming odioun. Be-
ing president, secretary, business man
ager and committee on program, Of a
teachers association, unless supported
by the teachers, will give no man any
political leverage. Nj. Johnston evil
IDENTIFY considers the EEEALD readers
of no consequence as he had the pro-
gram published in every paper in The
county except the HERALD. When
asked why the HERALD was not furn-
ished with q copy of the program he
showed his chivalry and manliness by
s%houldering the blame on .one of the
lady members OF the program COM
! mittee.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLIGATION.-Land Office
~ vi Milchell. D. Juno 2Glll. 1856.

Notice is hereby given that tie following nam
ed settler has flied notice of lis Intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that SAID proof viii he made before the Judge OF
G. w. Mcdonald Clerk of the District Court.
Jeraulo County. atWcssington Springs, D.'T. en-
August 18th 1856 viz:
JAMES CAVANAUGH,
Ed. No. 22235 for the N. w. i See. 70 town, 1u7
range Gs. Tie names the folloWin. witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and culti-
yation OF, Said land. viz: j. d.. Powell. A. II.
poWell, Edward DeWlre, and Robert Hiatt all of
I!empleton. Jelnuld county. ID. T.
j2aG Geo l.. Eyeritt, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT parson-
age in Washington Springs lon the 2eth
of June, Mir. Geo. Cannon, Of sAlpena,
to Miss Anna Dixon. of jackson,
Ohio, Rev. j. Trewartha officiating.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
The Remonstrance Exposed.

The Remonstrance Exposed.
Home News: The following is a
true copy Of like letters which are be-
ing sent out by the chairman of the
County Democratic Central Committee
to township members;
Washington Springs, June Oath, 1885.
Dear Sir:-With the league
movement and the agitation of politi-
cal questions at present and our toun-
ty affairs at home, I deem it necessary
to call the Central Committee together
for important business, and to see that
we gather our forces together and act
in secret. The Republicans of the
county are virtually done for. and I
hope you will get here and without
fail and sbring your report Of every
voter in your township, if it is only
three votes. II is to your interest to
gethere without fail. We shall meet
at this place, Saturday, July Itch. 1856.
l have maze some changes in the Cen
trail Committee which will be acted on
when we meet. Now it is expected
you will get here to stand by the prin-
ciples Of the old Democracy. Say Moth
ing to no one when we shall meet and
pay no attention to what you may see
in the papers or what you may hear
from anyone. We have virtually got
things our own way if we will only
work in secret and strike While the
iron is hot. Yours Respectfully,
j. II. KUahLEt,,
C. D. G. G.
One would suppose the %non-league
ring politicians, had the c. ID. C. G.. all
their "own way" by their frequent con-
ferences.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-07-02
schemes,
For Sale,

Ono good self rake reaper which i
will sell or trade for stock or breaking
if done before July Is th. h,
III. A. MILLER.