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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10

!, W . ersey Clty, was met by a
nuse wave which crushed hole in the
s 81, OF the vessel, killing SIX persons.
Inc damage was sufficiently repaired
10 enable the ship to reach port.
AT the coroners inquest held oy or the
oodles OF Blackwood and Gust, victims
OF the railroad accident near Parker
conductor McCarty of the passenger
train was found guilty of extreme
negligence and forgetfuluess" and the
railroad company was censured for
overworking their men, and not keep
ing night operators at important sta
tions.
The question of abolishing the fee
system for county and territorial Of
licers is being agitated. 1t would he
a benefit in some respects. In the Office
OF register of deeds, by the fee system,
the iloney comes from the person who
can the least afford it. It's urged that
the person benefited should pay the fee.
While that may BIZ true, is not the as
slgnee asgreatly benefited as the assign
or. BY Il salary all would help pay
these bills, as they should, for all are
benefited. Are not county records a
public benefit? Then all should help
bear the expense.
There seems to be some excuse for
conductor MCCartj, in the late railroad
accident, near Parker. He had asked
fer leave of absence, to attend the
death bed of his dying child, and was
denied. With that on his mind. it
be preoccupled when be reached Len
nox, the station where he had Or
ders to meet the train. There was a
train on the siding at Lennox which
is not sarange that he should
he supposed to be the train he should
have met; and without inquiring
pushed on for Parker. Engineer
Blackwood had copy of the same or.
der that should have held them at Par
ker. What Blackwood's excuse would
have been for leaving the station con.
trary to orders; will never be known.
There is being considerable said and
done at present about civiltownshipor-
ganization. There are many things for
and against the subject, that shohld be
inquired Tito. There is no question
but that the arrangement would be
more expensive. Each township
would have six or eight officers 20 elect
and salary; the work Of the county clerk
would be nearly doubled, which would
necessitAte an increase of his salary;
and much more without diminishing
the number of county officers, except
ing that of assessor While there will
be fifteen assessors, instead of one with
three or four deputies, as under the
present system. The number of road
super visors would not be diminished,
but probably increased. There would
be an increase OF eleven justices of the
peace and constables over the present
number; including the cost Of a set of
the code and session laws for each
township, to say nothing of the addi-
tional cost of petty lawsuits that will
increase as the facilities for originating
them increases. On the other hand
each township would have charge of
its own road and bridge matters; and
county politics would be materially af-
fected. 1t would remove the assessor
and road supervisors from the capital
of our county politicians trading stock.
Give the subject careful consideration.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10

RONTIER Il u. D., A.F.&A.M.
sd Gommuunications; Friday evenings on
ILy invited to be present.
G. w. MCDONALD, W.. M.
WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10

nj. e Church.
ervlces are held each Sabbath las follows
kaching at 1880 O'Clock Il. m. and at =: 90
Jock 2. nj. Sunday School at IL o'clock m.
Rev. VIM. Pagenhart. ........ Pastor.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10


hicago has robbed his employer OF
/ 100000.
President Cleveland's appointees ad-
ere strictly to democratic principles.
Erdgewick and Manning, democratic
AMBASSADORS to Mexico, each INDUCED in
glorious drunk", upon their arrival
+ the city of Mexico.
Two such talented and useful .mea
+, Blaine and Edmunds ought not to
|low their jealousies to imbitter their
beings for each other, and cripple
|aelr influence. Later reports state
hat d reconciliation is in progress.
The Territorial Alliance will convene
nthe city of Mitchell on Dec. 22nd. Je-
auld county should take steps to be
icperly represented in that convention
Inc experience of our county ALL
'ace with the twine question would al
'Fd an excellent topic for discussion.
The condition of affairs. between En-
sand and Ireland is verifying the cor
'ectness of Mr.. Gladstone's hoHe rule
soIlcy The Tory administration Is
ring to- coerce the Irish people. IL
aS arrested John Dillon as a leader OF
ne Land League. and troops are being
ssat to Ireland.
The Dubuque {Iowa) Telegraph enc
The leading democratic papers OF INT
'oFthwest, says, that unless the demo
atlc party Identifies itself with tne
w." labor party, it is sure OF defeat AZ
49, 10 endorse the labor partJ ahe
principles would ALLEVIATE 4 large
are of the monied class from tne
4, SSa;:ocratic party. BY o coalition WIZ
~ -" new party, they might WIN, e"'
"'2Nt it they ,nust fail.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10
I. q. @. =,

essinston Springs Lodge No. 81, Meets every
(day night Brothers of the order from
{ lodges are cordially invited to attend.
IN Loomis ). =. N. G.
G. Stephens Sec.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10

Theodore S. Maize the confidential
ERIK and book keeper Of Martin s.
mes, the millionaire coal merchant Of
hicago has robbed his employer of
100000,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10
!. @. c. Ord. Relief Corps. No. IL.
,,,,r ,,-aefiny averv Shturdav m ~ hafoSe

j. Q. f. a.
b. Jcrauld County Farmers Alliance holds
Meetings at tho court House in washington
ngs. r.
W. Niles 80. 80. :. :. =. E. :. -. President.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10
J. C. A, a.. I. s.

JIG. A, &. I. S. ~
be principal place of business Of. the .Jerauld
nty Agricultural & Industrial Society, is
,sington Springs.
G. Cummings President,
J. Wallace Secretary
J. Williams Treasurer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10
County ORcier.s,

q: a. r,
Z. o. .. Ord; Post. No. =, meets at Wes-
On Springs every Saturday on or before
MI moon OF eAchs month.
IT, Hay. ........... Commander,
Il. Cnaise -. ........ Sen. Vice. Com,
c. Stephens. Observation-Disclosures. .Adjutant.
Y. Pierce. Quarter Master.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-12-10
]. G. ". G. +. u.

q JNrallld County W. Q. T. U. meets when
Ii by Executive Committee.
IS N. c, Hall. (Wsssington Springsl. Pres.
IS. j. II. Miles Cor. Sec.
IS. CMs Spears 80 Rec. Sec.
IS. z. Il: T0ficmire 60 Treas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27
Sale of City of Wheeling Five Pc
Cent. Bonds of 1888.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TBAT The
~ undersigned Commissioners, appointed by
an ordinance o. the city Of wheeling eGtiiled % .
ordinance provide for the issue and sale of bonds
OF the city OF Wheeling, 20 be known a. bonds oil
l.sj, and for the redemption and ISyE ent thereof
and pr 1dng for the pay ent into the City reas.
ury Of 1in amounts from Tho revenues OF the
Gas and \ ter Wor X, ratife5 by the voted, OF
said city or-.ae IS h day o. May, 1885, will on
WEDNE SDAI, MLRLH 81. 1876,
between the hours OF = o'clock N. and 3 O'Clock
p IN, at the Rank of the Ohio Valley, in the city
Of W heelng W, Va. receive bids ia writing for
ar sell bonds OF raid city, au boriEei by sad or.
dinsnce, 10 the amount o! So, Co., FIVE thereof OF
the denomination OF g. 100 each and tbs remainder
OF the denomination OF 81 600 each, oil dated the
first dsv Of Jolly, A. D 1885, payable On or before
the fast dsy OF JGiv, A, -. 1912 at The .ald B4r
OF the Ohio VALLEY, ia inereat al the rate Of nye
per cent. per annun. payable a, nualy n the first
day of July, A d. 1856, aud on The ist day 0fyuIy
in each year thereafter, until and including the
year 1872 at said banE. for which interest coupons
In proper form are attached 20 each bOud
Such bonds will be sold only for cash or it9
equivalent In honGs Of said GtJ oil the loan VI June
lSth, 1S7l, (e9nmofly known ~ the List and IRV-
export I Oan, or the Loan OF ls7l,l 10 the highest
bidder approved BY the undersigned, and none Of
the said bonds o! lsS5, will be cod foe than the
principal threo! With the accrued int est thereon
No premium will be allowed for any OF the tonds
OF said loan OF 1871.
The bonds hereby advertised for sale al say Of
them liable 10 II dsmPtion az their par va'ue on
md at any time sitter the frst day July, A. D.
1895, ~ provided in said ordinance, and neither
such bonds nor the coupons thereto attaehe Sfll
be subsct 70 taxation n der auiAoiiy Q; said city
By said ordnance the tSld ely obigates isteli 10
pay esch year sieT 1884, until the bon ds authorised
BY sSid ordinapoe are fully pad, the one twenty.
6lth Of all such bOds not Psid bsioFe tie 6st day
ALFRED CALDWELL,
F. P. JEPSON,
P. b. DoBBINs,
Commissioners.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27
COMMISSIONERS N01ICE.

TN TIE ClRCnIr C0URr On OHIO COIN
i ty, West Virginia:
George W. McCord, sdmir btrstor o. the estaie u
George W. aoCSfd, deocased.
Thomas McCord, Thomas b. McCofd. the Es,isrii
Bank Of West Virginia, James q. Nc ord, AlsI-
ADDER 4. Garden. Ihopss hughes, Hugbo
and Andrew NJ Haniton, paTIners doing b4i!-
ness under the Arm Lane Of IEomo Hughs d
Co.
~ CHascERT.
BY virtue Of 40 order entered ia the abore en-
titled cause on the 27ta day 0. January. 49,. Il
referred 10 the underignsd con nh'ihBsr o. tie
said Court to take. ,ts sod report a. 90 los,:
Fint-~ hs. lands aod penonsI - ate the ~
fsndant, Thomas hcCord, Owned, lying tn ~
.tas Of Wsst Virginia On NE 18Th day Of seP'H'
seoond-wba. q. DTS, 10 any, said Thomis Ne
Ccro owed On the 18th day Of SsPtsmhr. Ter;
Third-whst debts the ,zid ihOms scCorj ~
CONTACTED since the 18th Gay o. septenber, IEh
-Four, h-Wnst real estate and p. nonSi propaI.
II any, kelor giDg 10 isid Thor a. Ne, ord are bss
In the possession or under tbs control OF The 60
fenda it, Thomas 3. AcCord.
Fifth-Wbat sums OF monsy said Tnonn NC
Cord has recsivsd from salss OIL personal p opertJ,
derived Rom land ogner by homu AcC0ri %
the 18th day Of sapteh beF 1879, ~ vel aonuiI
I, ntal value Of the land In the biI dsscribed ffoa
the 18th day OF september 1879.
siIih-ADy other matters dseEtd psrtirssiN
the commissioner or required 10 Be reported " anJ
psYty In interest.
notice IL hereby given that the unaeriusd es
fixed upon thursday, the ilth dag IL March, ls1Is,
oomn ncina at nine O'Clock a. - o. the tine ino
his once, no lZ20 CAAplirs street, In the el:J o.
wheeling, Ohip county, West Virginia a. ne
place at which 10 WI proceed 10 s,esitaia and re
port the seyssal matters 10 the sid order Of rsi'
Given under my hand, this 10th day O. FEB
ruayy, 1896 JOSEPH Il. PAUL.
febl1oavt Conmisi"ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27
Fine Map.

We acknowledge with hearty thanks the
receipt from the Wheeling ReGIsrER of a
very fine map Of West Virginia The map
is 3 feet inches by about 3 feet in size, is
finely printed, on fms sized and super cal
endared paper, shows all the natural fea.
lures that could be shown on q map OF the
size, and, in addition, has post Offices, post
roads and other data of the kind. 1t shows
also the State Senstorislsn United States
Congressional Districts of the State, and
has some political statistical tables 1t is
sold for the nominal price of 70 cents.
The REGIsrERis the leading Democratic
paper of the State. and Is managed with q
good deal Of enterprise. 1t frequently con-
tsins news found IN no other paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27

TIE men working in the Connellsville
coke region are determined to have then
grievances heard and settled for once for
al. When eli the facts are brought they
will not likely show up the operators in a
very pleasant light 1t has been found
that the wagons in which the coal iS meas
ursd, instead OF containing 335 bushels,
contain in in almost every instance more
than that, sometimes nearly fifty bushels
This made q systematic daily robbery Of
the employees. It is no wonder they have
Indignantly cried out against such sys-
TEN. Il is a little strsngethst such things
should occur in the presence OF State
Mine Inspector, whose business it is to look
after these matters
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27

XITANTED s5Ol TO $500 ON REAL E5.
w tata wOi th s. OCO, for one or more years.
Call IN ar address w v HUCiE feb2ldeu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27
North Front Street, Island, Proper
tv for SaIa.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEAD OF TRUST 70
ID Te, made by Mary a. Tiemaa and q. vii.
liam lieTuan, her husband, datel the 18th Il ~ Oi
February, in the year 1884, ant recorded in the
Clerks othcA OF the County COurt o. ohio comfy
West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust EOlk Numbered
81, page GS. will, on
Thursday, the 25th day of March, 1886,
commencing al 10 O'Clock a. H., sell at public auc
ton at the front door OF the Court House OF said
county, Lot numbered one hu adred and Din,ty
six 1885,, In the city OF Wheeling, in OhiI county,
West Virginia, and in the adot ion OF said dty
called Zanes Island addition TO city uf Wheeling;
also, part OF water or pasture lot numbered seven
O. in said addition, being all 81 said lot numbered
seven ~ which Les in The rear Of said lot hUI.
dred and ninety six C96l. and between 1t and tho
Ohio river the said part OF lot numbered seven ~
being OF q uniform width Of sixty &C.. !cet from
front Of side thpreo. Dr=t lot one bundled and
ninety six (lS6) TO the river, being the same prop
erty conveyed 10 the said Mary A. 1isman by
Ernest POLLOCK by d ed OF even date herewith
which is duly recorded in the said Chio county.
believe tHe title 10 be good bat selling 70 nus.
tee undertake ID cm vey such title only 20 by sad
deed OF tiust AN authorized 10 sell and convey as
aforesaid
Terms OF 5ALE-Cash.
J. POLLOCK, Trustee
j. G.. HERVRY, AuctiopeT. fesy2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27

OUR Spencer correspondent, for when
We have great respect, over the initials
of al. N. S" sends a communication
which is predicsted upon a caucus o.
several prominent officials at Charleston
As these gentlemen deny, over their own
signatures, that such caucus was held, il
would be unfair to them TO give further
currency to the statement and to publish
communications denouncing them fol
what they did not do. See2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27
THE sCRAmBLE FOE rAR1FF.


The New York World Gays: "A Louisi.
ana Congressman says that he will oppose
the reduction Of the duty on sugar for the
same reason that q Pennsylvania Con.
gresham would oppose low tariff on coal
or . Maine man the admission of lumber
free. We have here fine illustration Of
the working of the various interests in the
treatment of the Tariff BILL. The rspreseu'
tstive Of none of the sections alluded to is
large-minded enough to subordinate the
little corner he lives in to the
greater good of the whole people.
The Louisiana man would have the
entire population pay almost twice as much
tor sugar IS it would otherwise have to in
order that the comparatively few sugar
producers in the country can do living
business, Notwithstanding that the latter
only supply less than one-6fth Of the
ar cunt consumed
This is good sample OF the tariff scram-
bic. 1t is every section and every industry
looking out for No. /. There is grand
rush for tariff and the section that can get
there first and get the biggest grab is the
fortunate one. II is never considered that
industries that are weak and most need
protection are often the very ones that
are crushed or driven to the wall in the
exciting scramble.
When such q condition exists it is no
wonder that our statesmen are so puzzled.
The puzzle they have to solve is almost as
difficult as the riddle of the Sphinx. 1t can
not be solved till meu let their patriotism
extend beyond the borders of their own
community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27
From the Home of ."Amroauna."

WOODBURY., N. j, Sep. Is, 1883.
DEAR SIR: have used your medicine,
"ARoMANNA," during the past three years
as occasion required. As a remedy for
liver affections, dyspepsia and mslarial
fever, do not know its equal 1t does
all you CLAIM for it, which can be said Of
few, if any, other proprietary medicines /
most cheerfuly recommend it TO all Attic
ted with either of the above diseases, feel
ing assured that they will receive the same
benefit thereirom "a did.
WM. MILLIGAY,
Supt. Public Schools.
Sold by Logan i Co.
Certainly a YaI1able Remedy.
The Boousboro (Md Times says: 'Du
Laos Swiss BALsAM is an excellent cougt
remedy, and is recommended By those o.
our town who have used ii.
VIM. Il. Garriott (Sirocco, Ky, } writes
"'SwIss BALsAM' Is sn excellentremedy tol
Group" -
Sidney Reynolds, (Hsmmondsville, n
Y. J writes: ~ find Swiss BALsAM an IN
euuslled remedy for coughs, colds anc
hosrseness." Price Is and 70 cents. Solc
By Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-27
ChapIine Street Property for Sale.

nY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST TO
ID me, made by AbEer Key aud his wife, one oil
which Is dated the twenty 1th dsy Of July, IN the
year 1879, d recorded in the Jerks Office Of the
County Court Of OHIO county, West Virginia, in
Ueed Of Trust Book mum ered 10, page 2G2 and the
OF her 1, dated toe fourteenth day 81 June In the
year 1854, and recorded In Said Office In Iced OF
Trust Book Numbered q, psge 2i5, | will on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH,
1880,
comm encing at 10 o'clock a. m, sell NJ public auc
ton, al the front door OF The Court House OF said
couniy Tie south part OF the Lei nUmbered one u,
side Of LhGnline street, IN said county, being so
much o. taid lot as lies bet Sean the southern
boundary OF said lot and llDe drawn parallel to
said southern boundary and distant about forty
ground which Ees conveyed TO the said Abner Key
by Thomas MoKennsn and his wife by deed dated
the 2otn day Of teptember, 1864, and recorded In
said otice In Iced Book 10. 49, page Z37.
AND ALSO, the piece OF ground, part Of sald
lot Numbered one ~, which was conveyed to the
said Abner Key by William Il. Hearhe and bis
wife BY deed dated the fourteenth daV OF June,
in the year 1884, and reco det in raid office in Deed
Book numbered -, p &c is5; vi ich sst mentioned
piece Of ground is bounded on the North by Elev-
euth street extending along the south side Of that
street about thl'ty-fOur and hs,i iss!; on tie
east By an alley forming rho eaitsTn boundary Of
satd lot nnu e2rsd ole; ca the south BY the part
oil kaiS lot numbered one fiat herein Ces. ribed;
and on the west by the portion Of said lot num-
oerrd one which was conveyed 10 Justine. the wife
Of Meyer Heyman, by deed dated september 8,
1881, and recorded in said offee In Deed Boo am
bered II, page 373. go.
believe the title TO be soo5. Int SsIiDg az tTus-
tee undertake to coaTeyCib Title only Is by aid
Dee Is Of J,u.tI s authorized to eel and con ey
e. iorssaid.
TERMS OF sGLE-0re third Of the p1rchae
money, and ~ much more a. the purchaser nay
choose TO pay, to De pad In hand and the remain
der with interest IN equal instruments in one and
two years from the day Of sals; the r53tla.ss
giving his notes with ,s;issotoyI .s.ssnsf tscufJ
Tor the deferred ,uea o. aud the title % be re-
.snas VI deed Of trust on the property cold 70 Be
given, a. additional security.
DANIEL LAME.
isbS EustAa