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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-29
Begss' Blood Purifier enc Blood Maker

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No remedy in the world has gained
the popularity that this medicine has
as household or family medicine, nc
one should be without it. It has no cal.
omel or quinine in its composition
consequently no bad effects can arise
from it. We keep a full supply Of it at
all times. a NJ! Matthias, Druggist
Tie American Banker Of NeW York
city comes to hand with q strong ar
ticle On the division OF Dakota and her
admission as two states. AS this is
purely q commercial pu biication it can
be accused OF no partisan or sectional
bias when it says:
"As well as can be judged from so
distant a point as this, the merits OF
the question seem very clear and plain.
Dakota has pushed forward to a place
of such prominence and Importance as
to be clearly entitled to the rights OF
statehood. AS a wheat growing re-
gion Dakota has won world wide fame
and now holds sixth place in the list
Of wheat growing states and terrlIorles
with yield of 62,50O,W0 bushels last
year, against 90,70O,OoO bushels in 1880
and 945 bushels in 1860. The popula-
ton of the territory has grown from
1887 in 1860 to GOO,o1o at the beginning
of the present year and in points OF IL
literacy and crime the showing is Tar
superior to those Of many OF the Old
states. The expenditures for public
schools have increased from sso2,6o0 in
1878 to Sl,sl4,Oo0 in 1887. The ratio OF
prisoners to population is less in OAK
ota than in any other state or territory
being only 1 10 2, 353. This is d good
showing in comparison with | to 43'
in Massachusetts,, I to 81 in New
York, / to 923 n Illinois or to l,2lO
in Indiana. ** x 1t is most reasonably
believed that a division OF this vast
territory would result IN great aavan-
tages to its citizens, and there seems to
be no lust reason why they should be
longer debarred the rights and priVe-
leges of statehood. Mitchell Republl-
can,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-29

,lERAULD COUNTY ALLIANCE.
President. Wesley Rrownell, Moonsocket, OAK
Vice President, =. v. Miles, Wcssg'N Sp'gs ..
Secretary. 0. j. Marshall. Iemplaton. g
corresponding Secretary, G. w. Fill S6oea, 9
tLeetiVer. C.. Y. Martin, Waterbury, Z"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-29

will look after this corner.
j. J. Shannon and Richard Collier
TWO men in northern Jeyauld who took
stock in the Alpena Elevator, are jubi-
lent over the anticipation of a good
grain market this fall.
Confidential circular has been re.
ce1yed by the purchasing agents as to
negotiating loans on final proof, at low
rates of interest.
Take share of stock in Alpena Ele-
yator. Don't put it of now, or you
may be left. She is going up and now
| is your chance.
Com. Sichler gives us to understand
that he thinks the Z. a. is doing good
business in their twine deal this sea.
son.
The next regular meeting Of Coun.
ty Il. A.. July 7th, o'clock sharp. Don't
fail to send delegates to this meeting
| Join The Farmers Alliance.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-29
o. j. MARsHALL. EDITOR.
TERRITORIAL ALLIANCs

President, n. Il. l.cucl1s Clear Lake OAK
Vice President, j. W. Harden, WoonsockOt g
Seeratary. G, 4. Soderberg, Hartford, !"
treasurer, T. ID. Scott. Mlbank, .
Lecturer, a. D. Chase, Waterfowl 9
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-29

as washington on the n. ". r. IL.
We had a talk with one Of the gram,
dealers of that place. Among other
things he said "There is no use trying
to cheat the farmers much longer, they
are getting onto the tricks IN false
weights and doc!-age. There are just
as atiarp farmers as grain men" This
comes by farmers clubs, alliances and
o.hs, organizations that tends to ava
ken the faruer, causing him to think
and investigate for himself. Every
man in Jerauld county should look at
these things and it only requires a
short looking 90 ascertain that the "dirt
turner" is ileeced on ali sides by men
who do not work.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-29
] G. a, &. 4. s..

:! Z. "a, e. 4. 8.
y rint'pai Place OF business of tho .Ierauld
ply Agricultural x Industrial Society, is
F.mnston Springs.
". HI -. ....,.... President,
v. Thomas. =. Secretary,
|G Cummings -. Treasurer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-29

DAKOTA FARMERS ALLIANCE COMPANY
President Hon. Geo. G. Crosse, Aberdeen. Oak
Vice President. Calvin hoars, ' %
Secretary, Don g. Neednam, g :"
Treasurer. y, l., Carlisle So
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-06-29

This good to all n4s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21


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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

You cannot afford to wsste time in ex-
psrimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems. At first,
only cold. Do not permit any dealer to
impose upon you with some cheap fmita-
ton Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. but be sure to
get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit be may tell you he has
something Just ss good. or just the same.
Don't Be deceived. bat insist upon getting
Dr. Kings New Discovery, which Is guar
snteed 20 give relisf in al Throat, Lung
and Chest affections Trial bottle 10 cents.
at Pecks Drug Store Large bottles, s1.0o
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

E. Bainbridxe Mundxy. ESQ. County At
torney. Clay county, Tex. says: Have used
Electro Bitters with most happy results.
ial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by
timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied
Electric Bitters saved bis life"
Mr.. ID. l. WIcoxon. Of Horse Cave. KY.
adds like testimony, saying: He positively
believes be would have died, had it not
been for Electric Bifters.
This great remedy viii wand OF. as well
as cure all Malaria Diseases. and for all
Kidney. Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands unequaled. Price SOC and 81. at
Pack Bros
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

A tntEEffsErne tElfirrsss,s,fssssHk
vfxitcr g. ez.ssxtctl--I esn rsa<li&y un-
sierstarsf. ny lie.r frisn4. thszt Jour pr.son
Efs uaust b. SD frss<cA
Coavtct-Tes. sfrs s,pa<e yozrvs hs~n
kh>r- yyur--if.--kffe.- So
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

3kASD 4AKioo nA4A
v2n. Prs4@e~ fss~ ss<ss u.aa&
E.@ip< 4oadaf Js1s -
kDples-8z41 psr p<r<e[
eass.ss,zss. i Ia. ss~ YORK iae ssa srs<.
elssss sssa ses4ss rlnoAz sas %
Drsf Fnsils-zerls< ssspossssa.. SOC per
l. l'.' sss psaaa. pssskss ldoile ps< pooad
s<ss- -5ss.a. n..e ess dsz
40: sssf s'soo-1I
en- 6rs,1-9Asa,- sss4ay a sse per pa. for rcd.
- ior we,ts. ozis ee. AYE. soSsc. Corn.
seaeS1e b4rles. L&8L8 pef ss-
asas.-e;Sssa' s'ss iss .ose p4ss cured. ss<es1se.
sursa. sse1<e: s.f sksas. % Il, I peaasss pssss e;
seol u ssiss sslinlssa a nc D<l poaad
Honey-1ze per ID strained lse
Hops-la9in psI u.
nITsd 500. a2rsh. si9sol9os.
A.pis sagaf-l1c per II saf os. = blocks. small
CAKES extr2 liai1c' Urlp. $50 O. per ga
Poultry Chickens i1els>zes dackA hoiHs
roesisss-0id 7se: ass. SIS
sprinK esefabies-Aspafx<sls &c . dozen. let
onAsns. Ice a dozen ouneass. spinach, sse a
s..shei, rhah2fo. ~ n; beet sresas. o'c
slrs~-ss . per zoo.
Woal~fh spring crop Of wool u coming In.
un~zsaed vol Drinz< ls aud y eenfs per pound.
whiie the szahsd % quoted at D1Ezc.
Wood-Block stove wood. 81. l33l-l % pei cor 4.
our .pos wood. tsoo4soo per cord
co.l-ssoe. yrais. no
LLme-drand Rapids. 7scs ohio. socs Ps.osksy.
H0G
salt-1sc or Saginaw or Msniztee.
Kefosene-Mch test l05s. water white. u1zc
6ssosine-l2e Per szlon-
Groceries and rrovssisn.
suszn-cuE loaf Sc grannlslet leI SC.
a, $500: Extra &C. eo63&es Yellow
Conss|Sresa Rio i7eisc: Rio roasted. zoe:
| Java. green. zS2oes Java. roasted. SOC;
Msrieaioo roasted. zl5<sssc; Mexican roasted.
fs1s-Jspan. 6ne. ssesc; Japan. medium. 5
/ a30c. ordinary. iS81lc: Hyson. 0&focs gun
| powder 2sb4cs oolonx. ssS7oc: Congo. 2sS
61c.
Fiour--sess % per cvt; sx.so per sbl.; patent pro-
| tour t2.l0 Per esL. - . per boL: bnckvhesf.
| q 75 per cwL
/ NM Feed-screeninxs, sls per ton. bran. SIS.
/ ships, ass middlinxs $500
fesd-Corn and osls. xl3e2t per ton
| sslt-MiehigAn. sec Eastern, si.i5
| Fisn-No. I whitshsh. Cyoo per half boi.
uouk N5ouS.oo; cod. salt 6<s1c per ID. CLANS
sec per hundred oysters bulk. g. oos sssl = gallon
szxndards. &c can. selects. 2se can; Anoked hall
4 but, lie.
PORK In bsrrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed
sis.eo sxsrs short cut SIS aoosls.oo: Standard clea
1 back Is50.
Lsrd-Tierces, ss.as3<c; 30 and 50 10 tubs. Sc; s.
Besftn barreis--Exfra mess. warranted 2ooiDx.
1 - ewfr. farAla.s a
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

The best Sslvs IN the World for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chspped Hands. Chiiblains,
Corns and All Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively enrss Piles. or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents Per box.
For sale bY Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
DiFision-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

-1v~ent 80 vut uP about a 5000 house
sn ~ ssnsas Ne, : 10 salf 30 The con-
trxreur. ''tan yon andrreaks the Job"
'sWe1. gpezs -, Abcut bow Eazs<h
Do yvs val - psFs
sHty. HOO
% ezxit - dones A 5000 booss wfI1
su--4-yvz q. .eoo. New Tork S1A-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Ffr<s Esgnfnaux- wbero you goirsf
e-crnd E<sEuiznExx--Ne a,d . Ia m0rs
Fsuus=zrx hzwe bosn hired BY Cape
1zay hoe>l B@n 90 - 1e~~u 20 shzs part
q khs xzreir.eus snd saks. s~km. 30 the
pspery. osn xunounee shae tho surH0er
bafhin< se@~an has couneacsd---on<hs
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
NEW DvELrrxss.

Insure your dwellings in the Grand
Rapids Fire InsursEes Co Cash Capital,
500, ,0o0.O0. Julius Houseman. President,
s. f. Aspinwsll. Secretary. 0Hice, House
man building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

r~nrnfy eof fashiuDshss bosrdfng
huu>s. - zppliasLnt k-Hsxs ySo olzzi<iren.
ne<Iau1f
AppEirsnt--Eo. bad hftss boz. bet
~ Es<f Ass susnuaar
kADeElsfy--xou sse vsrY furtznsts. for
rs uuser Es.ka chfitiren.-Life.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

DR.. Brigham has removed his Office TO
the new Kendall Block. 147 Monroe-st.,
where he may be found from 9 till 10 g. m.
3 till s. and 6:45 till 7.S0 p. N DIR. Brigham
and Mrs. Brigham will live AZ the Warwick
until the opening Of the Livingston Tele-
phone Office I'D Warwick 670
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

Dent pay large doctors bills. The best
medical book Published. 100 pages. elegant
eoIorsd plates. viii % sent you on receipt
Of three 2-csnt stamps 70 PAY postsgs. Ad-
dress A p. Ordwsy a Co. Boston. Mas.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21

s~Younx n,zD. % yoz ~sa. atuzxiouf"
~Tes. Or 4 d.
-szesl. lf yon1 work for NE yoan sear
finrrur<fs.- -
~N<l.ee 10 yuss want ne n DOR
TN rzrni<zx hotsi and I want % hire
s elerk - -.Nahrssske state Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-21
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Dsttenthalsr. the old reliable fish dealer.
still receives daily small eonsignments OF
fresh caught Fish OF al kinds.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

CoLuMGus, o., March 23.-The jury in
tAe tally-sheet case came into court short
" alter IL o'clock this morning aud re,
ported that it was impossible for them ia
agree They were therefore discharged
ny Judge Pngh. Before leaving their
seats, however Dr. Akin addressed the
court in behalf Of his associates, and
deuied the truth OF the various rumors
winch have been set aHoat during tho de-
hberations Of the jury sinceits retireincnt,
on Monday evening last 1t arIoars that
TWO ballots were taker on Monday night,
the first resul'!ns in seven votes for con.
vIe'!5" and five for aCquittal, aud the sec
ono eight for conviction and four for &C.
qulttan Another ballot was taken on Tues
day during the forenoon which stood ten
to two. Since then there had been no
change, although hundred or more bal.
lots were taken in the meantime.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31
WEDDING DRAWBACKS.
: ne House in Which the Ceremony
Took Place Burned,
''"' Then Railroad Collision Occurs.
Bridal Presents DESTROYED.

DANyIILE, KY, March 23.-The rasi,Ionco
" iioHry T. voolfolk, en- Harrolsbu
avenue, was totally destroyei bv fire tbis
morning. Loss about $1,000; insured in
1no nome OF New York, for Sl.?la. in tbo
""niS' OF Hartford, Ct, for SI.s1l. On
'Ae personality, valued at - 800 there woa
III insurance in the Union, Of L,,uisvilIa
lor sl5OD. The marriage Of Mis-
nroyle, Mrs. Woolfoh's sister. n
Mr. Pierce Butler OF Louisville. oc.
s'ur9u at the burned dwelling n,
oine o'clock last night, and as the com.
l"hy uid not disporse until one o,clock
ue iahily slept sourdly upstairs, and did
hot avalon until nearly suffoeatcd h. ,he
'inohe ABOUT 4;3o O'Clock a. m. Egross by
lle Stalrways and doors was eat offfby
me smoke and flames, AMI the fariIv a..
'apod oy stepping to the kitchen rnof
mhe"ce they were assisted to the nronnd
ENory thlng in the way of wearing mn.
parol was destroyed, together. with Misc
Doves elegant bridal presents. vaIpoi
At le"s' AT S!,3n, Mr.. and Mrs Butler OK
pectca TO take the midnight train on the
''' ~ U. and T. p. railroad for Florida
ahu Tor that purpose, with number Of
friends, wont to the depot. just as the
traIil 'hey expected to take approached
thc station the locomotive struck tLe
caDoo8o of freight train that was rest.
ing on side track, but had not
gone lar enough TO be ou. of thc
way Tic head light was knocked
from the locomotive and other slight
manages done, and the baggage master
PAINFULLY bruised, with probably a rib
Or ken. The cabo0sc and thrcc freight car,
were smashed into pieces, and after day
7ght were set on fire By railroad men,
Wh'ch was very kind Of them, as the morn.
ing was cool, and without the fire the as.
'emDlod crowd would have been lncom.
ortable Mr.. Butler and his b.Gg have
zone to junction City this morning g take
no fast train for the South, and her's
'opng they may reach the land OF flowers
ma safely return without further acci.
ieut
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31
"A LITTLE NONSENSE"


The keeper of deaf and dumb
asylum understands the mute-ability Of
man.
OF course solomon was the wisest
man. A fellow with 100 wives has II
chance to get instruction. -JoWna!T
EdUcdti0R.
1t was Mrs, Parvenu who wanted
her dressmaker to furnish her with
Zone of them elegant French robes, in
the directory ,tylc!' '
-Customer(a Cat railroad restauranO-
Here boss, this coffee is cold" PRO-
prietor-"Yes, sir; you see the train
stops only few minutes, an if the cof-
fee was you wouldn't have time TO
drink it..
Minister'S Wife Ito husband)-
"Will you put up the parlor stove to-
day, dear?' Minister(veXatiouslO-
Il suppose | will have to- Wife
And don't forget, John, that you are IL
minister of the gospel. l.'--Hdrper's
Bd.dr. i.
"A new shoe-lasting machine has
been invented" said a machinist to his
wife as he laidd down his paper. "Well,
John, for gracious sake replied tho
good woman, get a half dozen and let's
try them on the children. "-HdShi,,g-
ton Critic.
A man generous to fault should
be generous enough to be generous to
the faults of other people, Tho mean
man confines his generosity TO his own
faults. He can forgive himself, but can
find no way to forgive Others, " 0.
Rcayune.
-Adelgitha-'I see you're reading
that new novel that eyerybody's talk
ing about. How is it?' Gladys
Perfectly splcndid!" AdeIgitha-
whats it about9' Gladys-"0h, L
don't know yet--Ivc only got little
way back from the end. .n--Pack.
Reporter = " How's business ?"
President Insurance Company-"Im-
mense. We have never in the history
of the company had so many applica-
tions to act upon" Reporter-"Ah,
applications for polieies2" President
Insurance Company-"Er-no blot
ting-paper."
There is always room at the top,
young man." said the coal merchant
to the lad who wanted TO know if there
was a place for him in the Office. "Yes,
I've noticed that whenever I've seen
your wagons go by" said the young
man. But for all this evidence of being
a close observer, he did not get the
job Chicago Times.
-."Shocking accident up town last
night! Young man crushed to Jelly
while getting out of an elevator"
Horrible! Who was the poor fellow"
"Don't know his name. He made q
misstep somehow. Elevator was full
of people. He was smoking cigar
ette, and" "Oh, he wasl Pleasant
afternoon, isn't it9 You mustn't forget
to come to the club tonight Bobbs
Is going to sing q comic song.'a-a
cAtcooe 7tTe.ns,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31
H09k1 fo14N lfiT
PERSONAL AND IMpERSoNAL.
-Rubenstein has been made Coun-

-Rubenstein has been made u Coun-
cillor of Russia.
A New York man at his death left
to his son.in-law receipts for all the
bills he bad paid for him, and nothing
more.
OF the seventy.six United States
Senators only ten have received a clas-
steal education, and of the RcpTesenta-
tives only one hundred and eight have
attended college
A New York newspaper man makes
1t practice to give from Two to ten
cents to every beggar who accosts him
on the street. He has found after long
following this practice that it costs him
less than dollar a week.
Hannibal Hamlin is generally sup
posed to be the oldest statesman in
Maine, but he is not. James W. Brad
bury was born in Maine in 1909, when
the present Commonwealth was a part
Massachusetts, and was elected to the
United States Senate Just forty-onc
years ago.
Congressman Scott of Pennsylva-
MIA, is not quite sixty years Of age, is
worth twenty million dollars and em-
ploys ten thousand men. When he was
still in his teens he was page in the
National House Of Representatives, and
thirty years ago he was fish peddler
IN Erie, Pa.
Mrs. Howard Colt, now 4 wealthy
resident of the Palace Hotel, San Fran.
cisco, and who, as Lilly Hitchcock, tho
young and pretty daughter of Dr.
Hitchcock, a popular United States
army surgeon, used to accompany 'tha
boys" to the fires in San Francisco
away back in the sos, has been eleted
an honorary member Of the recently
organized Veteran Firemen's Associa-
ton of that city.
"A misery hermit down in Mains
was obliged TO 90 TO town one day on
a matter Of business, and went into
restaurant to get his dinner. A bill IT
fare was placed before him bearing the
prices of the various dishes. Thinking
the proprietor had presented an item
lied bill for him TO pay, he jumped
up and rushed for the door, eXclaim-
ing: Il hain't eaten a burned thing
yet, and I'll be hanged if / pay all
that"
Senator Sherman isamost method.
ical and orderly man. His study at
all times is model Of neatness. The
papers on the desk are such as he is
occupied with at the time, and they
are arranged carefully. If book is
lying on the desk it was not from its
place on the shelves by accident or
through neglect. There are no piles
of papers lying about or scraps upon
the floor. The rugs are strait. and
chairs of variety of
style are placed conveniently about the
room.
Lord Dullerin. Viccroy of India. is
said to be the luckiest Englishman liv-
ing. He has been playing king to
over 300,000,000, receiving u salary
of nearly 100000 4 year, and
is now going home to be sent rs
to Rome, in order to be
entitled to Il pension. He will have
the grand cross Of Bath, and his earl
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31
CURE FOR sNAKF=BITE:
How an Expressmans Life Was Placed Out
of Danger.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 27.-This morning
about 9:30 o'clock Mr.. n. L. Smith who
works ut the Southern Express Office, was
bllten by rattesnalte that lay concealed
in crate Of cabbage. The cabbage was
shipped from Jacksonville, Fla, and
Mr' Smith was moving them prepar.
aIory 10 thcr delivery TO Il com.
mission merchant. As he placed his hand
on tue crate he let a singing sensation
IN one OF his iingcrs, and saw that huge
snahc had fastcucl its fangs in hi; flesh.
In few seconds lho larid and arm began
10 swell, and Mr., Smith was driven tur.
rIedly TO DE-. Gaston's Office DR.. CASTOR
saw thc young map was in danger OF los.
ing ms lie, and he gave hyperlcrn,jc
injection Of permInganatc of potash,
solution OF two grains to drachm Of
wa'cr Ths antidotc TO shaRc roiso,,
was first used by n Brazilian phy.
slclan, and IFS efficacy was so grea, that
tho doctor was given a handsome reward
by the Government. Tlc Treatment, re.
Ilcrcd Mr.. Smith immediately. and he WAS
sent to his home. From last account, he
was doing well. Dr. CASTOR is of tho
opinion that SIN th would have died bat
Tor the timely antidotc administered.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

coLUMbus, O., March 25.-Charles T.
Clark was found dead In one Of the cells
oi the 'i'y prison about midnight by Turn.
Key larry Ross. Clark had been on pro.
'racted spree, and was brought in charged
with Drunkenness. He was considerably
under the influence when he reached the
about six o'clock, and the
turnkey noticing after a time that he was
quiet Investigated and found
hm dead Clark was from Akron, O., was
about ihiity-eight years Old, and leaves Il
wife and five children. af..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

There is in Philadelphia a blind
newsdcaler whose sense of touch Is so
acute that he not only makes change
accurately and rapidly, but can detect
n counterfeit note or coin nc once. His
stand has been for many years at the
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets.
In nine years, he says, only IS. 50 in
counterfeit money has been success.
fully passed on him. His sense of hear.
ing is also remarkable. and after he
hears the voice Of regular customer
he can always call him by name.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31

WAsuINGToN, March 26.-T'he Senate III.
nance Committee is not regarded as favor.
able TO the Wilkins bill providing for tho
issue OF fractional silver certificates,
which passed the House last week by such
IN overwhelming majority The Treasury
department Is opposed to it, and objec.
tons from this source have apparently had
we ght with the Senate Finance Commit
tee. 1t is likely that when The bin Is for
maliy taken up it will bo filed away with
out further action or be reported upon ad.
yerSplv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-03-31
SNOW STORMS.


nature Is sun Sc"ursmg the Stricken
Northwest.
DULUTH, MINS., March 27- Nor,hcrn
Wisconsin and Minnesota are reexncrlenc.ug
another severe storm. Over foot nnd A
half of snow has fallen and is drifting bad.
~ The ST. Paul 4 Duluth is the only road
mat has managed to get trains through on
lime, all the others being from five 70 ,bir,y
hours late. Sundays Western express on
the Northern Pacific left here last uipl,,,
thirty one hours behind time. The storm
commenced at three O'Clock Sund,v after.
noon and has been raging cycr since.
street cars ran with extreme iifi utv
and outside work was generally sus.
pended.
ST PAUL, MIN, March 27.-ino li;ils
town OF RcvIllo in Grant County. Dak. ia
completely blocked in. Word has been ro.
ceiVcd from there III 1t the town was n 50.
lpteIy without fuel, an that poaple were
compelled to break up dry goods an other
boxes, and in some cases their gurnurr2
to burn in their stoves.
ABERDEEN, OAK, March ~ II has been
showing here inccs'anlly for the last
tNlr,y-slX hours. There ar" Two feet of
snow on the level All railway travel ia
Tie storm is general in Cen
raj Dakota