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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
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From now until january lst 1887 for fifty
teen weeks This includes copy Of the Weekly News
Courier with twelve PAGES each week. filled with the
and best matter gathered from all parts of the wor state
county by wire and correspondence and makes the subcrb
crs to the HERALD News the recipients of large amount
Of news for very small outlay.
we believe this the best arrangement for the readers Of
newspapers that be mac especially for those who sub
scribe for but secular paper for in it they get correct
account of everything that happens during the week. and
large amount of choice literary selections not found in the
columns of any other journal.
We are pleased to say that numbers have shown their
appreciation of the arrangement and of the HEELD News
by giving their subscription orders money! and we
believe there are many others to follow
We maintain that they who furnish their patrons with
large values for money received from their hands, may rcas
onaby expect continuance. 1t this that has induced
to give the amount Of news do for such low price
nsl the special kilograms have during the past twelve
months, among which those relating wasl-ups on
the Columbia and Grccnvc Railroad, the detailed account
and vote of the last State Democratic Convention the first
and only tceraphc to the effect of the Earthquake
and its damage to Charleston, Summervc and points
South and Norh and many other wrccs that have appear
ed on the bulletin Board at the lEARLD News Office
at the Ncwbcwy Hotel during the past twelve months
We enjoy the consciousness Of knowing that he have
our part and believe the people will do theirs
Give the HERALD News trial ORDER and we feel
confident of retaining your names our list
Remember that VIC indulge in hope of getting YOUR
support on mere scntmcntay but by hard cks which will
lift and the business Of Ncwbcrry and enterprises of
the town and county to- higher and prosperous position
than has yet been done by united effort.
Assuring you of our high appreciation for past Evors
and hoping to have you continue with us you to al
vcrtlsc with subscribe with and fight for the SUCCESS
Ncwbcy with until you have gained the victory with US
over every competing town.
Wishing you successful of trade and bountifu}
harvest, we are yours very truly,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
TOWNSHIP /.

Mr.. j. NJ. tombstone reports cot
ton IS per cent. corn 35 per cent.
peas 1870 per cent, and that the cat
erpiller has not appeared in the
township this season, and that the
weather is favorable.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The fire department Of Newbcrry
cost the city about $4,000. 1t was
organized on its present basis in
May, 1884. There are three compa,
nies, viz: The Excelsior Steam Fire
Company, the Eagle Hook and Lad.
der Company. and the Young Amcri.
can Truck Company. There are two
engines. one new steam fire engine
and one hand machine. The hook
and ladder company and the truck
company are colored organizations
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE

TCoNTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE
President, DIR. j. Mcintosh; vice.
president, John 0. Peoples; dircc-
tors, j. N. Martin, ID. B. Wheeler,
Geo. McWhirtcr, j. X. =. Goggans,
Geo. S. Mower, Geo. B. Cromcr and
J. M. Johnstone; solicitor, w. II.
Hunt. Jr., Esq; secretary and treas
urer, j. w. M. Simmons.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

c. u G. II. Il.
The freight receipts for the year
ending Aug. 81, 1886 were $G1,79G.-
81. Mr.. Mazyck, who is also express
agent, states that the receipts Of the
Southern Express Company at New
berry will average $3.50 per month.
COAL.
T., A. Scott, F. Hallett & Co.
BARRIERS.
II. 0. Reese, Il. ID. Dawkins.
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
j. j. Whitener.
Condition or the Crops in Xcwberry
County,
AS reported by the Ncwberry cor
respondents Of the department of
agriculture for the month ending
August 3lst, 1886.
TOWNSHIP |.
Mr.. j. NJ. Johnstone reports cot
ton rs per cent. corn 80 per cent.
peas 120 per cent, and that the cat
erpiller has not appeared in the
township this season, and that the
weather is favorable.
TOWNSHIP 4.
Rev. u. w. Bedenbaugh reports {:
Cotton 60 per cent, corn 90, sor-
ghum rs, peas 100. No catcrpiiler,
weather favorable, and adds, crops
have materially improved in the past
two weeks; should the seasons con.
tinue propitious there will be fine
chance Of stubble corn made.
TOWNSHIP 6.
Nlr. II. ID. Boozer reports cotton
65 per cent, corn 40, sorghum 90,
peas 90. No caterpillcr; weather
favorable. Mr.. Warren G.. Peterson,
from the same. but dif1eent section
Of the township, reports cotton IS,
corn so, sorghum 100, peas 100. No
caterpiller; weather favorable, and
says it is very hard to make a cor
rect estimate Of the cotton crop.
There was good deal turned out,
but there has been quite an improve.
ment since the July report. The
crop is late and not certain yet.
Picking will not commence for two
weeks, and will not be general under
three. Upland corn is not rs good
rs expected, and bottom corn is Il
failure. Our people are cutting more
grass than usual. The pea crop is
very good. lhe molasscs crop has
been good.
TOWNSHIP I.
Mr.. +. 9. Spearman reports cotton
So per cent, corn GO, sorghum 80,
peas 80. No caterpiller; weather ia
yOrable. Where cotton was worked
in time, it is very fine especially on
red lands, better than for several
years, but there is 80 much that has
not been worked that it reduces the
average. There are great many
negro tenants in this township, and
they have not worked rs they should
have done.
TOWNSHIP 10.
Mr.. II. j. Wicker reports cotton so
per cent. corn 80, peas 50. No cat
crpiller; weather favorable.
TOWNSHIP II.
Mr.. Il. w. Holloway reports cot.
ton 90 per cent, corn 100, sory hum
100, peas 1876. No caterpiller, wealth
or favorable; and says the favorable
weather since first Of July has i'm
proved cotton and peas most wonder
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
''1'IS 4!I) excel,

: HAT AIM IN EVERYTHING
and nowhere is this more readily seen
than in our Men and Young Mems Clo-
thing. It's true, there is plenty OF Clo-
thing, but none such as YOU will find
here. Styles, quality and reduced prices
they arc offered at make them move
lively. Since the reduction in these
Jim" Goods the business has increased
wonderfully, and those who have secured
these bargains have expressed them
selves more than pleased with their Dur
chasrS.
The fabrics Of Suits in stock, as Che
viots Of New Mixtures, the Latest Er-
gltsh Checks and Plaids. Besides these,
YOU will also find II line OF Scrgcs, Cassi-
mcrcs, Whip-Cord, Diagonal and Cork
screws. These numerous fabrics are
carried out in the following and other
shapes:
5!i; rE.';JrroS l!luE''w wAfKIS;G A1fHiIS; SUITS,
ONE:HITTON FROCK SUITS.
LDW ROLL WALKING SUITS
STRAIGHT 'FRONT.' SACK SUITS,
tIrAWAI SACK SUITS,
nNi!.Ei'TrON SACK SUITS.
The reduction have made on these
suits has created quite Il stir about the
Emporium. This stock must 90 in order
to make room for# sew Fa!l stock, as
the buyers Of this establishment have
been in the market inr 'hc past two
weeks making thee" selection. which will
be placed Oh l}r ..u',njrrs in due time.
In order To give room for this new Stock
we have mad tii> >wrrpimg rcducl ion
on the balance Ut thc Summer Stock in
every Department.
Those who desire to secure one Of
these bargains should call ut once; and
also remember that You receive Il Water
bury Watch and Chain even ut the re-
duccd prices: but il must br cash pur-
chase of $40 or over that amount.
Now IS the time for mothers to clothc
their boys before the second session be-
gins. Remember, this is the only rcli-
able place for correct Styles OF Clothing
and Hats. Those who want 10 Luow
tn" Fall Styles can get this information
ny ca Hing at the Emporium OF Fashion.
WI. &. KINARD,
2-2l-lf. COLUMBIA. $. G..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
Notice.
To Our Patrons.

We are pleased to inform our friends
and patrons that without further calam-
ity we will be prepared to continue bus
mess in few days. Send in your
orders.
GEO. S. HACKER a. SON,
Manufacturers Of Doors, Sash, Blinds
and Building Materials.
Charleston, $. G..
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13
MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas, Delaul, has been made in.thena nay
s nana o. 6at tng money secured by Il certain mort
XVI 3 d 1a.l9 on lie ti,irtieth day, of December
lo1T, ana Mary Van Doren. his wife of tle
par,' 70 - :! ,: RoWley OF the county Of san
ooiii, ~. l., party OF the second part and which
Y olhortgage was duly filed for record in fi,r
o!ilce OF tle KegiSder of Deeds Of Jerauld COIN
~ w. D.k, on me sixteenth DAY of .Ianualy, A. d.
ana duly recorded in book three of mortiraots'
on on page 'li9 and which default consists in A
i interest 70 d h,ny tlle sum OF sixteen dollars ~ls1G.o0,
Tie taxes on said described D"Opertv AS royaT,-
anlea III sitld mortgage. and
whereas u was stipulated in said mortgage.
tll;tt upon a failure 10 pay any part of The sim
cured thereby, either principal or Interest M
ne tiine the sa1ne should become due, or mon
d azure 10 comply with any ofthe stipulations
o oa 1 tna liioTlgasc, Iilen the Whole amount seoir-
aoie' 'tilu sitid llorlgagee WAS ia case of such
i ~ ,In auliooiled TO seilsail premises tlescril-
~ Sterelh ~ manner provided by law. which
mortgage, and "'n ''o
Where's t was further stipuIrtcd in said
iLofas%se ilatin the event OF 4 foreciosIre
tiiefeel sad Hortgagor would pay the SIM oy
iii,N,doliars tS50.00 Sttorncy's fees. ana - "a
whereas mere is NOW due and ov,ipv ANON
G IN Sl!4 Se~gutedby the said mortgage the }5rin-
|t,1I HillQtl!!I u -four hundred dollars .,,d
eISh(eea alli eigtty-tirce hunQredths ,lnlI,,,.5
Es+is principal and interest and revgy,t$en =
. .Inn = ~, Ivy cellars ($lI,.4A taxes paid by iaoTt-
sastG naelhg ID all the sum Of folr frna3s5
a. @aiSi 1itty-a!H aud tWeuty-seyeu llundredihs
d d"ijsgs y2 ! tnselnern@ith the sun 0L !iIty
WI WI 5t!.aiteyS ices, rs aforesaid, and
Nieleas no suit, action 4g law, fl0rsad;,l.
NM USiti&iSf t!2S been IL sJitltei Ia recover tb:.t
t NV S4t"f@4 Dy said mortgage. or any bari
ro,a liefelofe Notice is hereby given thai hy
,drtI o. tle power Of sale CONTAINED in saf3
inoItg&ae and recorded tleryyir1 M .tI,.%"&5ip
any u, pursuance OF the Statute in suri 49, OK
i n" ',tisS 3s"siogd, rs sad morts&gc viii be
isgS ~ PUBLIC auction BY HE Sherif o. ,jdir"aIm,ii,GI
tt5ssI rGnr, !, ! on ms deputy III The front door q
GnIn Nv n .t4d%e III washington Springs, jerar,ii
n ~ y i,(aK9ta, On !!he 25th OF Septcinp,. 4 Is
49, o. ~ o clock jnthe forenoon Of said DIV
90, Pm ~ Ln4rtsasea premises being described IN,
nhlHHee AVrJll7'yest qIarte,, of section scycntes,
ri on I@NilShtp one hundred and eight IN 8
ial1Stsi&t3, IGUrt6D W 9Th PM. N''o
1886 FdVyin I 'J ~ - uhS oi august
" u 2l'eI02H, Attorney ,or NortgugG@.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13
SheriH's Sale,

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued out
OF and under the Seal of the District Court, in
ana Tor the County of Brule and TERRITORY OF
Dakota, upon 4 Judgment rendered and docket
Gu III me sald Court. on the 23rd DAY OF June A.
u, 1856. m an action wherein The Farmers
;tlu Traders Bank is Plaintitf. and a. 4. White
l)clelhllaIt, IN favor OF the said Plaintili and a.
galllst said Defendant. for the sum of one Hun
uied SHINY two y 10-1DO Dollars. which eXeriI-
llon was directed and delivered 10 me as .SherifY
as did on the 3rd day OF JuneA. ID. 1886, attach
all me right, title and interest Of the said De.
l,eiidalt y. j.. White in and TO the following
described Zeal Estate. to-wit: The North Wes%
Quarter Section Fourteen Township one HIM.
ared and Seven North of Range Sixty seven
west OF 9th T. NJ. IN w. 4-il-iOT-G) With a
frame house Il by 20 feet on above described
iald. And whereas it is commanded in said
Execution to Satisfy Said judgement out of the
oIid Properly SO attached; now therefore,
NOTICE Is HERTi;V GIVEN, That l.. tie nm
delslgned, rs Sheriff as aforesaid, viii sell fine
hDove described Real property to The highest
nlaaei; ioI ctsh, NJ public auction. at the Front
uQor OF tlle Court House i'll the Village of
Me,ssIIngfon Springs in the county OF Jerauld
ahd territory Dakota, on SATURDAY. the iIfir
gay 81 August A.. ID. 1856, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, Of
WIN lle interest and cost thereon. Dated Yves
slllgl.nn Springs July 10 A. ID. 1856. j. NJ. spears
ohefiit o. derauld County, Territory of Dakota.
173
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13
Bucklen's Arn1ca Salye.

The Best Sal in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt aleum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and ali Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, Or nc
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed Price 25 cents per box. For SaIeby
Dr.. \. NJ. Matthias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13

tNAfHr FF~Hf
The small boy Just taken a trip
across lis mothers lap. and as he
came or OF the house he gave indica.
tions that the passage had been g
stormy one. Hello, Tommy" said
his father meeting him at the door.
:" What the NATTER"
Moth II he replied, sententiously
$50 ueried the father, who SEEM
ed to understand the case.
yep; tryiug to get blood cat of a
turn up. guess feels that way any
how
The father SHOOK hands sympathet-
ically with his son and heir and then
posted.-Washingtcn Critic.
The Washington Springs Oak
Herald IS out of sorts" VIII some
one please ship them a few capital
letters. Courier journal, Center
Point Iowa.
Capital. boys. capital, That's capt
tai punishment, surely. All OH BIS
have sTarmed, III inland Cs have
dried up, we take no Els, our Is are
knocked cut, all the is are killed, we
haven't an L On the office, NJ is tired
out, our Ms are all setting, II 0's
Fave been used for interiactions. u
P's have ripened and are not Fit to Us
our rs are all stepped, u collat 'eral
VS. have been expended; 50 x Q's us
for if Z were so out of sorts it would
W up like a iiack-knife or the cramp
collie.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13

NOTICE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. once
~ Il Mitchell. D.. T.. Juivt8, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of Hiss Intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim. and
That Said proof viii be made before tile Clerk oi
we DIST, Court Jeralld Co.. at WessingtoI
springs, y; ! on Sept. 1St, 10 a. IN. 1855, w.
WILLIAM PAGENlIART
u. >. NO. 22',5S, Tor rlie, 5. e. Ia sec 8, TWon lOc
range s., He names the following witnesses IL
prove MS continuous residence tlpon. and Guilt
yA,alion OF, said land. viz. Geo. Wlnegardner. ii
u: trimmer, JOHN Phillips, and Willia1n shultz.
jlGa2i
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13
NOTICE FOR PvBl1cAT1o>.-land oe,c,

n UIIIE Q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES once
Notice is hereby given that the fallovinc.,an-
ed settler has fled notice OF his intenfns, 10
make iilial proof III Support bis claim. iGlatlhat
at washington Springs, u. r., on Aug. 18Th. 10 a.
m. 1856. viz Henry Walters Il. S. No. 23s5e
lor me NY 4. sec township LOG. range 81,
WeSt 8 L. NJ. He names the following Wit
neSseS, 10 prove his continuous residence upou
and c!ltiyatioil OF said iand, viz. Louis ,Ionfer,
iinlilll! Williams, Prank Noge, Christ Erumer,
all OF s~nllivaa, d, i,
Cl2o 3 E%N-EBITr.
Jl'3z. Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13

Our Machire Oils are the Best.
% Roth Bros.
| Kinds Of Fly Nets for sale at
- Roth Bros.
Mason's glass fruit cans.
{ Roth Bros. ia 4w
money TO lean Oh ehattel security
~ c. W.. Mcponald. la tt
G.. Hanson has seed rye for sale on
section 32-l07-65 perfectly clean. l71w3
The primer is indebted to mine host
at the spears restaurant for q nice as
sorl.aeat Of 4eW vegetables. Thanks.
Go TO Roth Bros for anything you
vent, They carry the largest variety
81 goods in the county, and their pri-
as are bed rock. l77tf
The read graders ere busy this
aeek. The bridge over the Spring
ranch is up and Will soon be ready for
lie emUankmeats.
Nh. and Mrs. Lamb Father and
Mother Of We associate editor and
.heir daughter Jessie start for Brown
county Nebraska today.
The subject Of Rev. j. Trewartha's
DISCOURSE on next sabbath morning
will he Light its natural effect on
he human system etc.
We are in receipt of a copy Of the
territorial premium list. The fair is
70 be held at Huron, commencing Sept.
18th and continuing until the 10th.
What has become of the montague?
is it dead. or is 1t eking out a sickly
Existence in secret? Don't let any one
make YOU believe either is the case.
We have just received a bright new
took of furniture, including beds, Ia
.bles. chairs. rockers, mattresses, and
aprings. Cali and examine. 177tf
Roth Brothers.
Wish the Jerauld Agricultural Soci-
ety would be kind enough to favor the
{IEEALD with a copy Of theirpremium
list. 1t was to have been printed by
tune LIST.
w notice that Roth Bros have been
making an extra addition to their store
rooms. In fact they find it necessary
20 "build greater in order to have any
Fcom forneW goods.
\ gentleman purporting to be "Har-
nony Street" came into u Office this
week and left q communication which
ne would be glad to publish if we were
are of his identify.
Mr.. L. ". Black, y former resident
of Center Point, Iowa, was a caller at
The Herald Office, accompanied by his
i3rother-in-law, W. d. Deischer, Of
Castle Grove, Jones Co., Iowa.
1t is reported that Sanborn County is
gain agitating the question of diyid-
ing leraulG County. We should look
10 itthat q good and true man is sent
70 the legislature. 1t should be some
ane from the central part Of the coun-
"
MIR. G. "A. Simmons. of Center Point,
Linn Co., Iowa. made us a call on his
way home from Pierre. Mr.. Hutchins
and son, from Cornell accompanied him
10 this place. MIR. G. @. Hutchins was
Il school-mate OF ours. at Cornell Col
tege, in 1882. He is a nephew to Mr..
Simmons.
TAe Bed Flag store announces it.
self ready for the fall trade, with the
largest line Of general merchandise in
Southern Dakota. Offers special in
fiacenlents to Western Jerauld Co.
Erade. Very l1esptly. A.C. Shultz SEQ.
IT'S 3W
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13


Drgn--The infant san of Mr and
Nfrs w pae4,an aied an Waanas.
| dav s,se,i,7p We eyterdi svmnath Y
The Democratic convention conyen.
yene0 at the Springs last Saturday, ant
selected the following delegates TO The
territorial convention, at Aberdeen OF
september 90; messrs, j. W. Harden
Y. L. Babb, isaac Pierce ard james
Dalton. Delegates to the eighth DIS
trict legislative convention to be helC
at Woonsocket, sept. y, Messgs. Jno
Chapman, DR.. Stiaer je11 Sicller ant
]. White.
Mt. AleN'tlaW1ofd OF bale eoNla'l-l
was arrested 2Il Nf"0gil1 Delefe Jus
'lce racket Monday Oh lhs chafge oi
"~seoactlon lor tlae purpose 0 PFoSlitu-
llQ1. lie waved eNalilAaVloA aRo
was helo TO Sl,uo pall lor MS appear
ahee aC next Veflll OIL court 9ucit oc'
~curfsaces "ouil oe 1855 AfeaueAu IL 'he
"lite Nioss Ailns iia'l peeii eis&iiiNeo
Years ago lts ONCE - 10 liic''le"'e p'-
iioS "i1u ilol.oi' seo in''eii e"i-io' W
'"'0 IN AV' h''oh
Nh. Don C. Needham, Secretary of
.a7 'inieis ioseouNe "'iu uu"i"ii-
W. -ls'1o - - - .70ens9 s'' "
80 ~ ',.1iei ,'.S "sen w 70 o.ie
,"tN oouiiSs a!i.'ei'''l 'olo "oiN-
eis, "plafa "nlinpeis d ne
,"lie' "' .Ae ~ hi.A - oi''oe llso' aoi'
oot : w Vl'"V 'S'4n wv .'ii Vieie Nts''
guy et.,l0lis "l"s "e nls io'eaV III
a.l ..o'ioils i,on, = 7eo'V 'oileei ifiis
y" t-o''e ''ise'
Woonsocket, Dakota July 31st. 1886.
We the undersigned. whose property
was destroyed by the Tornado on the
9th inst. and who were insured inthe
Dakota Fire s Marine Insurance Com
pany OF Chamberlain, Dakota, have
much pleasure in testify1ng to the
p-ollpo - se'ele' ooi
respective falns' the same having
this day been paid in full.
Il. Jacob stormer.
ROD Intror
i,u' l.u!tei
ln ii. IL. Atwood NSecondloss)
AS0Sei7 sVoini passe0 'nlousl ohe
tHSEtTl nOIll0n OF tPTHofIn PG1llfN
Nl",lo'S nlgl'' II Storm assumed
csclohe pfopof.lohs Oh at}oue sec1lon
o1-loo-o9' MOVING MT. echeels mousse
ABOUT Q ioos, tnence passing ME- hays
Oh section o-lo'-oa aolhg MN some
ualilage' Next IL dehollshed the
"llaollllls Oh messrs. henry hhieflem
II W. burheson. AL MI. hillerlem
d steam threshef was turned bottom
S1fl nn and nnO1Ep f11Cnnl orN11nI
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13
Active Pushing and Reliable.

DR.. a. NJ. Matthias can always be re-
lied upon to carry in stock the purest
and best goods, and sustain the reputa-
ton of being active, pushing and
reliable, by recommending articles
with well established merit and such
as are popular. Having the agency
for the celebrated DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, colds ard
coughs, will sell it on a positive guar
antee. 1t will surely cure any and
every affection Of throat, lungs, or
chest, and in order to prove Il claim.
we ask you to call and get a Trial
Bottle Free.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13

A few weeks ago, an article appear
ed IN the Northwestern Christian Adj
vocate, entitled GA City in Rebellion
from the pen of the late Rev. Geo. G.
lladdock, of Sioux City, which proved
to be a foreWarning OF the sad event
that took place there lately, and which
is recorded on our third page. The
event caused considerable excitement
throughout the whole northwest.
Clews have been sought III every di-
rection, Many has been raised for re-
wards; and money. to the amount of
over a half thousand dollars has been
raised for the widow. Many floral
tributes were sent for decorations for
the funeral services, from several
churches. The pan bearers We're
ministers. Back Of the pulpit, appear
ed, on black background the text: Jno.
10: IL: Greater love hath nc mar than
this, that he lay down his life for his
friends" Rev. w. Whitfield, presil-
ing Elder OF the Dist, directing the
services, read Psa. 80: 2-10; / Cor. 41-58.
The Lords prayer was given in concert
by ministers. Rev. Wilmot Whitfield.
Rev. &C Turner Rev. j. w. Walker,
Rev. Bennet Mitchell, Jiey. j. b. Chase.
Atty. Gen. A. j. Baker, spoke at the
NJ. E. church While at the "overfow
N.nori, ~ - ~ ~, -,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-08-13
1 asst Tax Notice.

70 all persons not having paid their
personal taxes for the year 1884. If
aot paid within 20 days the same will
lie collected by force. Please pay the
ain and save further trouble.
w. j. Williams.
l-6W2 Co. Treasurer.
Mr.. c. w. Hill is in receipt Of a let
er from i. C. Buten OF Woonsocket,
asking for Dakota grains grasses and
vegetables to be sent to the Minneapo-
lis Exposition, and afterWard to one at
Milwaukee. Grain and grass in the
bundle. Any nedesiring to contrib
lte can Leave the same at this Office or
Gith Mr.. Hill and we will see thatthey
IRE sent to WoonsocEet.