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BEa friend To yourself and use Red Star
Cough Cure. Positive cure for coughs.
English actresses are now advertised by
means Of dlSreputablo English lords.


by excuses OF lmprudunte Ia eating, wO cannot
hope to escape the consequences for any great
length Of time. Tho most robust digestion mus.
tuCcumb tOabuScs Of that important function
But supposlng that We have beCi foolish enough
10 CneebiS the stomach, II the damage irtepanble7
~ no means The dyEpBnliU has Only ~ do two
ihlngs 70 Insure his ullmAiq recovery. Fith no
thuu. adopt al tNi dlgCall 10 diet Second he
iH's slnmANh DilefS, the leading Rl,irlO lnylgof.
ant 81 the egg The nu thorn lympUn, VI dyB.
peptia anu tue almost lnvatiA9 y attendant hla,f.
der, blliuu0nOs. and constipation, MI Assufedly
cease " peftycui the sufferer II the above advice
IA attended 10, Who thathaanili6fVd the lOfnenu
that chronic indigestion lnillCts will NEGLECT 10
take advantage Of remedy which, II tie meet
~ SssIvs a9 mfT; SIS Sh ah lhS
Absolute specific lot lhO complaint
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10, s O, Excursions to St. Clalrsvillo Fair,

u. s o, Excursions to st. ClaIrsyillc Fair.
The Baltimore & Ohio will run trains at
excursion rates to st. Clairsvllle Fair, Sep
TENDER LIST, % and Sd, leaving Wheel ng at
S :95 \ NJ, landing passengers direct at the
fair ground gates without change. Return
Ing leave fair ground station at 1880 P. N.
The Fair Association have Just completed
an elegant hali.mile track. Everybody
should spend q day in tho most beautiful
fair prounda in the State.
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A PraetLcaI ProhIbItIonI.t.

PHILADELPHIA NORTH AMFTIcah
In an interview given to representa-
tive OF the North american in this city
June 10, Mr.. Wolfe said; "ltis not neCes'
sary to be a temperance man in order to
be a ProhibItionist." This Is the sort Of
q prohibItlonist he Is. DrunkRrds. can
yots for that kind Of prohibition. It's
merely y matter OF law, not OF sentiment,
There's nothing sentimental abont Mr.,
Wolfe. He's entirely practical, Whether
no will continue to charge $25 for each
speech advocating his own election We
have not heard,
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J. S. RHODES 8 co.
OhIOCOuntyRepubIICanC0nv
AND PRIMARIES.

AZ a meeting Of the. Rpubllcan. County Execu'
tive Committee Of Ohio county, held on August "a,
1886, Il was ofdeFedi
That CoiyeNtIOn Of tho Republicans Of ohio
county be called TO meet az the Court House ~ tho
TENDER, 1854, at o'clock D. M, for tho purpose oil
placing IN nomination four Republican candidates
Tor tho Log 8 allure In said county N appoint hyQ
delegates from each dsttlLt 10 represent said
county IN the lO9ublcan Congree lOnal ConyCn'
lion IL be held III Weston on tho l4th day Of Sep.
TENDER 1850, and 10 appoint senatorial COnlerees
for said county 10 n Senatorial OnyentlOn 10 be
hereafter held for the Fist Senatorial District aud
for tho transaction Of such other business as may
The oils In the county districts Will b. opened
iof primary ole tlons on Saturday, September a.
1880, from O'Clock until O'clO X p. M, and III
the city districts from 0O'ol0 < until o'n0Gk
m al the Seyetil places named below, lot tho plf
said county TO tho Convention 70 By held OF, Mon.
day. AZ these primary. ele. lions all sepuhllCans
will he entitled 10 vote for County mud SohOO Com
nlSslOnGs for ihelr re eotlvO dlsflttS o. well "a
for any other strict OF I'm 0ilico'E that TO
The Primary for Washington District voters Will
be held al the VgllAnt Epglu0 House,
Madison DhttlCt a. tho second Ward Mar
F6f GiSy District, a. tho 70 It iiuuse.
For Union District nj l2D Kight enth street, next
door 10 the Nilsson school House
For Centre District al the Hook and ladder
For webstcr Dl,l'lct, At t4sAln,i building, cor.
hI! ~ IT E.S b9t " ,So ESES ward Hose
Fof RehIOud District, a. lie Brick School House,
For TflAdelnhlA District, a. the usual El'te.
For Liberty DlIltlOt, a Centre sOhQOl n0u,e.
RALPH WHITEHEAD,
r., @, ARBgNz, socreAry. 'N" '-"" rN SiI
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Eupe.@lritee.

Having sold nine.tenthS Of tho Writing Machines
sold in the state we claim Il ClRtly demonstrates
the superiority Of our mAChinI6 Below We give
partial At Of customer using themi
Daily lntelligenccr.
Daily Register.
News Letter.
" r. hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, attorney.
joseph X. PAUL, attorney,
Rus, ell & Slliel, alto neyh
O. U gLurglS, attorney, MofgAntown.
JohnA Hutchinson attorney, Pafkefsbufg.'
Van Wink 4 Amber aLt0th0Jh, pafketSburg.
lOOmig 4 TavCnnet. attorneys, paikefsbufg.
NH. Il FlICk, U; :. District Attorney.
Hannibal FOrb(A. U y Commissioner
\ 9. DOlllcker, Clerk W. I our!. lttkct1butE.
Clarence smith, Cl0 K Of Court, Fa!tmont.
4. q, lCgG, Clerk oil Court Hinton.
MAnuf cLufets' In ufailCe OnpAny.
PeAbOdi Insurance Olnplny
UndBfWfltsfA' INSURANCE Company,
AideftOn a Atkinson insurance Agency,
Edw. W DunAway, ny Receiver.
Vance, Hughes GO.
zAtnIts Bros Brokers,
junction ron Works,
Whitaker Iron Works,
IAughlln Iron works,
DghWOO1 i'm Works.
A Sweeney 4 OF,
Hobbs, BfOCkuhlgr d Co,
For full particulars III regard 10 terms oil IAe aud
w. Ell. ROSE d CO.,
Aiil Is Twelfth Street
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

by Virtue Of two Deeds OF Trust made by lddrol
Nome 10 mo as trustee, the tlrSt dated Scpt,m6s,
i, 1854, recorded IN tho OlGo OF the CleFI Of M
County Court Of Ohio county, West Vihinla IN
DEED Of TruIt Book No. -, page ST. tie second
dated April ., 1855, recorded In said Clicks Oai ,
In Decd OF Trust BOX No, % pSgO i9l, will IeIl
al ibllc auction At the front door Of The COlH
House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the 25h DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1863
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following d.,
sCrOed property that Is 10 Sly; A certain lytt C,
parcel Of ground lying aud bring Litsaia ID ths
city OF v l0sliug, county Of Ohio and stats Of Egt
Virginia, moro fully described as follow, Ia
south half OF lot numbered iOr'y.taTec lSD sti1e
on The cat side OF Market street, on the north M
OF TWenly.seyenth street, and nj The core Of "a
streets; said half lOI hiss frontage OF twenty-five
(25) feet on Market street and extends baCk0l, n
even width, binding on twentySCYGHih stree Oae
hundred ( Of to All alley.
Tie title Is believed 10 bA perfect but will 40,
vey Ouly tho title vested In ne by tad deClG
trust
TERMS OF sALE-one.thI'd and as much ND,
as the purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash on N, dAyd
sale, the balance In two equal installmcnSll QUO
and two year., notes DO ring interest from The tIy
OF sale 10 DO given for The deferred payments, No
buildings 10 DO kept Insured lur the benefit OIL 10
deferred payments, aud the title retained Until
payment Is made In full.
" II HlIJRR AuntlOnppF auH
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commencing at 10 oClOck A. ~, the following d.
Lcribe property. that Is 10 say: All that Eirl d
lots numbered niue and ten In GhapIlnc and EOTi
addition 70 tho lily Of Wheeling bOuudcJ AID
more particularly desert ed Rs follows Beginning
Of point and NJ the centre Of the brick division
wall Oh the no. theEly side Of Twenty 'IlTd slryt
aud BeYenGy.OIe al feet GaSlwArdy from lhcN.E
corner Of Va or and Twenty.ihIrd streets lbetN
northwRrdly and paiRl 81 with SAid Water bfnI
10 feet 10 tic EOutierly SIDE OF ten foot HltyWAyl
and with tho taId side Of the said nlleyHOy Cat
wardly sixteen and eight.twtliths NC SID let 10
the Townsend line, and with bis llno S0ulhwthiI
and parallel with Water STREET SCvCnty'tW0 and
nIne-tWelithS IA 9.I2) feet thence ca lwardy and
parallel with TWenty.thlTd street SIX 10 10 ilhena
southwardly and parallel with Water street IOily'
niue and thres.twelitb ~ 3l2l feet 70 the north
efly line Of TwentY.thlId rect and with the same
WestWArdly twenty-five and tighl'tWel tbs l9SIl
feet 10 tho beginning, Together With all Tie ~
purtepRnCes un'o tho said land belonging OF IL
any wise RppertAininB. ,...
TERMS or SALE-0nG.thlrd Of the pnfChpe
money, or 10 much moro w the purchaser MAJ
elect 10 pSy, cash In hand on the day u s-e, AMI
the residue thereof In two equal insiAlmenp, w
able In one and two years respectively from Ihe
day OF sac, the purchaser TO give his notes bearing
interest irOm the day oil sale, interest payable
annually, with good personal security iOr lhe ls'
iOrred payments, and tho legal title TO be retained
GEORGE II. Z. GlLCHRIsT, Trustee;
O. HERvEY, AuCti0neer. An!
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
n TRAlNS-O On and after may 30, lSSG-E&PLA.
NATION or REFERENCE Marks. tDaily. tSundRy
excepted. tMOnday excepted.-ShO ling time:
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A PERFECT spEclPlo-Dr, sage's Catarrh
Remedy,
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Leave DOllAlrO at 300 a. IN. iOr wOOdlaeld and
AnesVllie
summeflUd
Leave FellRire nj 4s6 p. M tor,woodS1eld.
Arrive Al nelRifC at 1910 pin, from summefleld,
$3.50 D. M for ZauIBvlllC, Si2S a, M for wO JdslCld,
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". II. nALLrn. AnciiISoinrWrii. 10"DI' 'II M N
TRUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
Il. WHEELING PROPERTY.

by virtue Of q Decd q TEnvt made BY Au'tll
trustee bear ny dAe on the l4lh day Of Nay, A D.
1885, and recorded IN The OlllCe Of the CLERK Of hS
county Court OF Ohio county, Wet Virginia. Ia
Deed d Iust Book No. %, pHgO lOt, will VII At
public AuCto1 at tho front door Of the Court llOua
AZ Ohio county, West Virginia, on
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Now steamer l'rlncOsD.

RuNbAY-LaAve City AHA M, and oyery hour
SYetf hour 70 10 ,. ID, "Chuteh train iSl6,
Mi q HtAACH, eupk
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Got the st, ClnIrsvIllO Fair
Thursday and Friday by train from Bridge
port. Round trip rate only so cents.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas. Default has aen nod 1, nj
ment q fthe money secnrsS IL !l, nsort ~ y
the tenth day Of July IA. Is. 1s as,'p eysegl
WillisL Arnold and Maggie ATnold his
to TOofie. Iiyinrstnn an adT ~ eFIlssor 81 Y
and StSte n Tn ~ "a Sg ys,,, GS1
gage was recOrfedi snrSra ~ ~ Maaie "
of Deeds5Of the Comfy ~ Isss,,, = ~. " 4, "
OF Dakota. IN BOOlt 81 al ~ = ~ - h
on the nth day 81 JuiysissSs. a n o,c Tal
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
~RuMBLIGas.

The Milwaukee & st. PauImanagers
declare purpose to build atSleast 800
miles Of Dakota railroad this season.
Huron Times: Graham s. Foley,
railroad contractors, are now going
over the south extension Of the Mime
apolisSand st. Louis railroad, between
this III city and Watertown, with ayisW3
OF grading thesame. 8;ss
Hamlin County Times IT. sis now
stated as certain that the RAILROAD
which rumor said would be built ss61duth
from WatertoWn this summer. torch
ing the northwest part of HaainIiin
county, will be built, work to com
mence at once.
Hnronite! WATERToWN, Oak, Spe-
cial8 Telegram. April 27.-A surveying
ing party left Watertown on Monday,
locating the permanent line Of theDn.-
llultth, Watertown y Pacific railroad,
There is to be plenty Of rallroadina 81
this point this season. b
Press Dakotlan: Ninetysthresse
Thousand dollars d has been voted III
Minnesota towns in aidsof the DulufhI!
Huron 8 Denver railroad. The bonds
have been sold and the directors meet
insauk Center on the 9TH Of Mar sta
let the1contfact for gradins hrst
eighty miles lies from Sank Center y6wards
Huron.
a Watertown dispatch SAYS that sPra:
aldent Mcintyre, Of the Duluth, WI
tertownsG Pacific railroad. startsdfo 8
New . Yerkso 80 shsssssness connected With
nus ,I load. a. / morning. HeIhas
2 large oItpseg 1 Eaengineers inithe, field;
e which q g MI n Wheeler, formerlypf III
burlington, Cedar Rapids s Northern,
is chief.s
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
Township 1886, May ii 1886

township 1896, Maysl 4 1895.
Good growing weather. II
H. A. Pierce, J, T.. Eddie,sOs j. Mar.
shall, w. FL. Murphey were visitors at
Washington Springs last Saturday.
E. w. Welding lost a childlast Thurs.
day, having wandered over q mile
trombone. and many Of tie neigh,
bors were out in search Of itaalds found
linear Will Titus.
Friends regular business meeting
was held last Saturday. wv. MARSHALL
j. Collar and g. Rush were Ia attend.
ance from 1Os-s7. II
Harmony Farmers Alliance mel
last Friday evening. They arranged
asschedale for each member to sign
and note the number ofpounds Of
Irvine wanted for the coming harvest
NextEregular meeting will he on the
first Friday evening ID June
Haryestis coming SO Harmony mer
must roll up their sleeves andbe ready
and b ythe way,the assessor isscomine
and will have a score Of questions tx
ask every one in the township
DECK.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14

EfH1nLnEg
st. Paul Globe: washington Springs
|isssanguine of securing the Duluth,
WATERFOWL 81 Pacific rAilrOad. THAN
point has been favorablyf reported on
by Dol. Talcott, the representative Of
eastern capital. Its valuable stoneand
pure water are attractions.
This Is what strikes right home.
Never before did Washington Springs
have SO brilliant a prospect. We con
f6dently believe that before snow flies
again, the shrek Of b elocomotive will
startle the quiet inhabitants of our
thriving village and awaken them 70
the fact that nothing Is now lacking "a
make Washington Springs city-sec-
ond to none in Dakota.
White Lake Dispatch: Hurrahl Hnr-
rahl The contract for Che new railroad
from Hnront to White Lake is LET, and
we can expect to see the engine before
the snow flies. /, 81
on TO THE MISSOURI.
HORSESHOE LAKE, D. n, May B.
Special to the Sioux City journal: 1t Is
currently reported, and, in fact, there
u good reason to believe that the Chi
uago, Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad
intendEto extend their Sonthern Min
nssota line to the Missouri river this
season. A force cf men viii, we.un-
|derstand, start . survey from Woonr
IENEa Sr1A " rf&6~ 80 fttstsx rS = {. 4. seazf, - Il. x
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN.-Iand onat

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOE.-Land once
q 3Natehpf, D.. q. April {, 1883.
" az hereby given that the Following nam.
ied settler has file4 Enotice of his Intention to
make mai proof 10 support OF his claim, and
that saidiproof. viii he made before Judge Prob
aye Court erauldc county, at WessingtOnb Springs.
~. onSM ny n Ia & 1880, w:
who made b. d. entry No. 267s9f for The nwk sec9.
town lO6,I range 65. He nanesthe following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence ip.
on, and cultivation of, said land, viz: &.
Russell. Elmer Carpenter, Christensen Clemen.
son. W \ ,Hooasson, Of Washington Springs,
at6m21; Gro. b.. EyERITT: Reo,star
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
Honor II Whom Honor is Dne.

The many readers Of this paper who
have purchased seeds Of +. n. Lang
the Live Scotsman, Of Baraboo, Wis,
will be pleased to learn Of his recent
election TO the Office of mayorof that CT
ty. The confidence reposed in him by
his fellow citizens, in electipg him to
the oticesof Mayor, is positive evidence
that he bears the same reputation at
homethat he does abroad, and persons
wishing live northern seeds Cannot do
bettersthan to securethem from MIN.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
Everybody Invited

e the meeting Of the Jerauld coun-
" w. g: =. U:, to be held at the N. 3.
lCesfh'urcthillnEAlllppena May 18th. Front
TO Y . 9. m. and 2 to 4 p. m, work Of the
Union i'ol, reports Of superintendent, and
ten e minute talks by different parties.
From ito p. NJ, childrens meeting.
Speaking in the evening to begin at s
O'Clock et, ! Superlntendants who cannot
represent their work personally win
please do 80 By written suggestions,
hints and best methods Of advancing
thelwork az along the line. The ladies
Of 9. AIlp " will y ~ furnish coffee and tea,
50 come one and all and bring your
dinner and have a good time and at
same time encourage the cause Of
aGod,, Home and Humanity
s.g NKTTIE g. HALL, Pres,
Byy order Of Executive Comittee.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
CoMMUNIcAIED


lDoldycuc
Township. 10s-96.
Nordyke & Sons, Gilbert and Sample
are making the country look black on.
Sections II andS8.
P.W. Welfring andsC. ". Mills are,
pushing things in their corner.
Geo. Titus is done sowing wheat, his
first IS nice and green, and prolnises 20
bushels per acre.
Smith and Brown are turning the.
soil. Brown likes his saNeiw DEAF
plow very well
jas; Grieye's wheat ctpp win reach.
near 4Oacres. sss ss@
The sheep are seen grazing the hills
in THO vicinity Of Q. Q. Eheialn1sds ranch.
John shannon has II acres 81 wheat
sowed He intends to bfsak on his.
claim this season, that's night John,
improve the country.
Miss .Furgeson is now IN hesr claim
on sec. 80. She intends GU a y over.
an acre ofonions.
JosephasWhitesis % clothing Ills tree.
claim that it lookslike an Iowssa farla.
Geo. Titus is preparing the western
valley to blossom as the rose. Il
Beel and Delap ara quietly sshufaintg
things in5their vicinity.
The lakes OF Harmony contain more
water-now than for three years before.
We are gladsto see the article As to
All Nordyke securing aclalm written
or rather signed by Mrs. Develin. Mr..
Nordyke gives fthe following as 10 IRE.
cord Of $ eA8-1OS-s6: After Dan.
Mitchellg timefo filing run out Isaac
Payne made asoldiers fling in April
1886. ME- Payne wasfnever seen here SO
II is the supposition that Mitchelgo 3
him to file. This would hold II til
October. 1885. By the records Mrs.
Develin alleges: Settlement olssthe
18th IF October and fled preemptiion
No. 23s65, October 22d, 1886. In 80
days, bylaw, residence or improyemennt
was necessary, none was made 10
March 1886. On the 18th.o Of March All
Nordyke fled a preemption andsinside
ola week had q house 14x16 on the
claim and has beensteadily improving
since. He has entered the land Ia
good faith and will showsthe same BY
continued residence and improvement.
Z. W. Sampled. +. Gilbert and B. Neal
nsighbors joining the claim areSNor-
dyde's witnesses and Will stand ~
him as they want actual settlers II
their yacinity. DECK.%
We know nothing regarding the diff
ferenti claims to the land in question,
and insert this communication With
out comment.-Ed. Sss
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
Abdallah stallion.
CAPT. EDWARDS

Was bred by a. J. Hyde, Grunldy
Center, Iowa. Foalded, June 18th,
1882, the. property Of r. Mason, Grundy
Center, Iowa, Of whom i bought him
with his dam, when he. was, three
months old. Hetook the frst ppire,lmi-
UNI in his class, at the Hardin County
Fan, Iowa,iln 1882. and first premium
at the Jlerauld County Fair, Dakota,
IN 1885.
PEDIGREE.-Capt. Edwards was sired
by Dick Edwards; time. 22:4O. at Eve
years old. Dick Edwards was. bredby
il. Collier. Of Millersbure. NY. Sired
by Simmh's Clark Chief, dandy Pacing
Yellow Jacket il by Graves yellow
Jacket. sire Of EhomasSL. Young. time
219I. Simm'sg Clark Chief: dam by
the Great Alexander Abdallah. dam 81
Taylor Messenger; Taylor Messencer
by Gen. Taylor; dam by. Dowping's
fbrtno Chief. Dam, Little Nora, 81
Downing's Bay Messenger. Aiexander
Ab,dkallah by Rysdyke's Hambletonion.
dam, Rose Brownell, is . large, stylish
mlare,,sFox-hunter stock; is now 18
yeaarrsIo!dsand has raised q colt every
year since sold her; showing her
strong vitality and strong breediplng
qualities. She could pace a mile in
less than 8 minutes, when IS years old.
pEscRIPTIoN.-gapt. Edawards ID
Ilightsb 3 black points. l51s hands high
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
~. a. CUMMINGS,
Proprietor,
SANK or
WASHINGTON SPRINGS
6, B YlA8ER, Bsllar.
BANK Or

Buy and Sell Exchange,
Deposits received,
/ Special attentiopsgiyenth the accounts
per.
Money toLoan at Lowest Market
Rates.
Nke Bank viii sdtoits custom.
'ers every accQmodss1 a consistent with
lsounq Danklrfg. ISL
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
Farmers!

Take your sheep and calves to the
City Meat Market, Woonsocket, Dako-
ia, and get the highest market prices.
Hides bought, GEO. S. W1L4ELM.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14
strayed -stock!-Reward!

!ssttlrayyed from the premises Of the I'M
ldersigned one-half mile west of Alpe-
ma q, during the storm Of Sunday, April
225th, the following described stock:
One red muley COW, with some white
spots on. rope around neck, and heavy
with calf. One whitish COW, horns
broke of, and switch Of tail gone. One
red yearling heifer, marked about the
same amt as mlluley COW. One red yearling
steer, with muzzle on. Any person
finding and caring for the same. and
furnishing information that will lead
to their recovery will be literally re.
Warded. RICHARD DAyENPoRT.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14


Roth Bros. are kept busy these days.
notwithstanding the fine farming
weather. They are quick, obligiing
and ready to. wait on all customers,
from the little boy who wanted to buy
nickel with d penny TO the g~arrulous
OldE lady who asks ifthey are sure that
calico VIII wash. as5 /
!. ia giYsiin9 the report Of the g. 4. r.
Campfire last week; our reporter hand
sd inSthvs name Of sJenkens instead ot
Bell, as the ccgnomen Of the highly Cd.
teemed Dept. Chaplin. We gladly
:iiakethec as bell - a much
more arriiisttocratic and AZ hiighspundingI
hAiie anyway 8s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1886-12-23

into mercy. Let hate not harden into
wrong, but be transformed into love.
Let anger cease, let wrath be forgot
ten, let quarrels be reconciled.
Let charity dispense bounty. Let
the rich man love the poor. Let the
lap of childhood be filled with plenty.
Let all Rappahannocks of estrange-
ment, separation, bitterness, unequal
lots, opposing interests, be bridged by
the Babe of Bethlehem on Christmas
day of 'S6. And 'be We kind one to
another, tender-hearted, forgiving one
another even as God for Christ's sake
hath forgiven you" There ] am
preaching again, in a secular journal
of civilization. Yet l can't help it..
This Christ-b born me has thrown off
and left behind the other me, the old
me, who followed Grant and Hancock
to Richmond in the wild, mad days of
his turbulent youth. | have taken off
that faded blue jacket, and can stretch
my arms have unbuckled that worn
belt, and can breath freely. Come,
jacket; come, sword-hang again on
the wall. You are my old me; but
the present real me is man of peace
and acquainted with grief; not so hap
py as saint as he was as soldier,
but still trying to get his work in,
since God didn't send for him at Get
tysburg.