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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-20
HERALD, wEssINcToM SPRINGS OAK
Washington Springs Seminary
Free Methodist Church

This institution located
eng to the East Wen wateE and beautiful prairie
ESUE RCk made to forget for the time rods
to the " ~ ~ '
Still farther the West prairie with farm
houses. - ~ 'A '"4"
nadon has the benefit Of being in
strong prohibition 80 ~ - e -
W to all to
that would aid in forming stianc ~
Room provided those who
Which conducted the
md The
oi iuitie 1.o.i."t"A "1Etss J T. fHGi, Principal
WesSn9'oh Spfiss Dak
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-20
NoT1CE OF FINAL PROOF.

n at Mitchell ID. T., Dec. 10Th 1881. sHS
Notice is hereby given that i the e.. following
make ina! proof IN support Gi MS claI;n. ane
thnt said proof NIL be made before the Clerk d
the district court at Washington springs, d. IT,
on February '.i1s san nss s1ee AI1i
ud NO 1882 for the Sell of section 90. town
To- To- range ~, vest 9TH ?. m.
He nsr,es the following w'tnesses,to; prove MS
eontn na 's yH Mute p starRe and stephes
West Of lf' s;arey ieraud county ~ Il and ban
i'll Carey and solomon .Cnrey .of' Sullivan. Je
lanG COUNTY - GEO. b. EVERETT. Register
NOTICE FOR PuBL1GA = ~ ga otics
named H"fe setter ,r'f has lied notceof his intes
on 70 make final fin Sn ~ OF n ms claim I'M
Judge or in his absence before the Clerk, of the
District Court, ,Jerault County.'3M Washington
Springs. u. T.. on Jan. 9Th. 1883, viz:
Pre- IDS No. 2asso f f5r the sonth,s swl, section
;. town los. range G6 W. 5th T, NJ, as required
| by letter q. of Oct; 18TH. 1887. ..
son. n res 1S%@n Ss snd nas
III ,fs sad land yjs Joseph Gol!ier of Earlvilei
4 IT, ~ ~ 1:'' JOIN Egiin of Earvle, D. r.. john
shannon, of Eas1!sil!e, d. T., Daniel Mltcheh''ol
n no,'.!''''0''' " GEO b. EyEE1TT. Register
| A. GuNDHE,oN. Attorney. -
NOTICE FOR Land OfIlce
| IN at Mitchell. d. T.. Det. 10Th. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
| to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge OF
in his abs, ace before the Clerk of the District
Court .Jerd Co., at Washington SprlngS,D.I,,
| on Jan. }0th 1883. viz
| OLE X, SoLBURG
Hd.. No. 22S27 !,r the NElA OF section G. town
lO6 range G$. w. STIR J NJ.
his continuousiesi upon, and cultivation
Of said land, z: William A. Grant ,a Ge"rgs
of St;rkcS, ,Iera,lld Go. ID. L.
GEO. Il. EYERlTT. Register.
| ALBERT GUSDEESON, Attorney. dog
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-01-20
Fresh Oysters at Roth Bros.

Look out for the ! indicatorj
Did you ever face Il \ Indicator ?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
rmE KAxsANS TmE WEST

The observing reader Of Washing
ton Territory papers IL much I'M
pressed with the Kansas brands
on its style Of advertising, its Peo-
pie, lis politicians. In fact
We expert the average resident "f
Washington feels that the whole
Territory 10 q sort of Kansas colony.
We notice that when the Jay
hawker gets restless, lac wandeTs of
to that faT-OT land. Some
tiuaes he stays there: but more often
he comes straying hack To the Kan
sAs fold. fine Kansas politician who
fails to crafty his ambition by TAX
ing q seat In congress At Washing
ton, packs up his good clothes aud
wAnders of las the next hest thing,
to- the ts rritOry of Washington. The
latest addition tOthe Kansas rOlony
In that land II the irrspresSi-
bic aud original aud only Bill
Hackney. When the territory IL
admitted Rs . "sOveTiGn state" of
this great union we sxpsct to see
BIll % L. =. senator. That il, he
may be 10 capt. Steele, Tom Cav
auaugh or some other Kansas boy
does not "mOp the esrth with him"
mop the earth" IL good; ~ il Was
part and parcel Of the ingalls, reso-
luton ct the wirhItH convention
formed and fashioned by the saint
like William.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
FOR THE NATIONS coon.

The defeat Of the Republican party
would have been 9 calamity, . mis-
fortune that In its extent would be
difficult to estimate. ItS past history
gives every promise that the tariff
question brought into such special
prominence by the savage attacks
upon protection will be dealt with In
such q manner that would he for the
best Interest Of all concerned. The
statesmanshiP required to deal with
such intricate problems Of construct
ing tariff schedules, does not attain
TO any particular number Of men
who are bitterly fighting the tariff
system. The Mills hill. for instance.
WAS not constructed upon that sys-
tenn that even admitting that reduc-
ton was necessary, dealt justly with
all the various interests involved.
On the contrary u was altogether
sectional and ungussiloBably an
effort by the sOlid South Ia accom-
plIsh by peace what they could not
accomplish by war.
Fortunately the scheme Il blocked
for long while at least. There will
he no Mills bill passed In the next
house OF representatives. There
will be mo- president Ia sympathy
with their purposes to forward their
ends the next four years and Il IL
hoped for many more To come. The
four years Of adversely for the IIe-
publican party has not been with.
out its effect, and In opposition, ~
It 10 called in the old world, tile
Republican party has learned some
thing. One thing IL has learned and
that IL that four years Of power has
brought the old Southern leaders an
top and they control the Democratic
party now a. they did before the war.
The South may continue toe eat their
pie, but there will be 3 Republican
administration to see that the pieces
are equally divided.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
SALIVA, KASs.. Dee. 10th. Isss.

SALINA, KANs., Dee. 10th, lSss.
EDITOR JOURNAL: The air is full
Of rumors again with regard to
daily newspaper project IL IL vel
known TO the least observant thaI
the community has been afflicted
with q morning newspaper mani'
for the past two years. Severa
times the project ha, been essayed
and at one time we actually had the
experience Of 9 morning daily fol-
over two months. In all schemes
heretofore projected, the fact thai
the Abilene Gazette occupied the
Held had to be considered, end ~ II
was then doubtful as to whether the
Gazette could be driven out to put &
competing daily In the same terri
tory, was indeed arvery doubtful en-
terprise as 10 lie ultimate success.
Now the tables have changed and
Salina has the golden opportunity
for q morning daily, and just such a
one as the 00=ette was. The field II
open, and there can be no doubt Of
the ultimate success Of q good morn
ing daily. But what II wanting Is
unaniniity Of action. The scheme
that seems TO have precedence now,
In q morning daily with news plates.
These plates will not be newsy, for
they will be behind the Kansas city
Times and Journal twelve hours. so
with such q paper what show would
there be to put circulation outside
OF the city. IL 10 safe to presume
this since the Gazette IL out Of the
field. IL IL very much missed. No
mere make-shift Of q paper can take
Its place and fill the want created by
its suspension. What would he the
use then Of afflicting the community
With o mere apology, aud Q poor one
at that, for q morning daily? This
II q question everyone should con-
would consider II when approached
to pay the subscription price for q
daily that would he Of no use to him
and . burlesgue upon the city.
Think for q moment Of q daily with
market reports from twelve Ia
twenty-fOur hours behind Kansas
city. Would business men need
such a Paper 81 that? They would
hardly feel like giving fifty cents s
month for such . morning daily.
Granting that our own city would,
from the motive Of local pride, st.
tempt to keep such Q paper up, what
success would q eanvasser for SUBJ
scripliOns la other localities meet
with In canvAssinK for such n paper .
The question would very naturally
he asked, IL that the best Saiiua can
do for q morning daily newspaper
II IL not presumed that any editorial
ability could he secured for the
lneAgre sum such an enterpris e
would afford a. n salary for editorial
ability. IL should lie remembered
that SalinA L. 8 college town, having
three institutions Of learning lOcated
here, and to have an ungrammatical-
ly aud illOglcaliy edited morning pa
per issued from here every morn
ing, would not he q very cOmpli-
mentary commentary upon . literary
center. Certainly the people are adj
vancing la learning and literary
taste. Now let Us say that q rein.
statement Of the Gazette at this
place IL o feasible project. All that
IL wanting II uuanimity Of action
upon the part Of the citizens Of Sa-
lima. No other project should he
entertained than q payer a.
good as the G6EcftS was, or q little
better.
FRIEND TO A Coon DAILY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

The ladies Of the church choir are
arranging for a Christmas treat for
the Sunday School children ut the
church, Christmas Eve.
r. II. Dickinson loaded his farm
ing instruments and household
goods also some live stock i'm car
and left Tuesday evening for Hamil-
ton, Ill. his former home.
Carlos Gillespie went with r. II.
Dickinson to Illinois where he ex-
poets to locSte.
We are informed that there will
be an Oyster supper In connection
with the Christmas tree entertain
ment at the church Christmas Eve.
Mrs. James Gilbert, OF SaIina, II
visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Gillespie, senior.
The literary societies are now la
full blast, there being three in the
immediate vicinity.
do not fail to attend the Christ
mas tree and Oyster supper, the
proceeds to he used for fuel lamps
etc. for the church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
FRIEND TO A Coon DAILY
EDITOR JOURNAL:


Permit me through your columns
to tender my thanks to the Shiloh
Missionary Society, Of York, Saline
county. for their liberal response TO
my appeal to the children Of Ssllna,
In the JOURNAL some time ago.
Theirs has been the first response.
and was received with gratitude. II
consisted Of about one hundred
yards Of new goods, Jeans, can
ton flannel, prints, shifting, thread,
etc, all OF which has been distrib-
uted to the best Of our ability. The
box contained more than asked,
inssmuch as Il contained new goods
instead Of cast Off garments. With
thanksto the JOURNAL and thanks TO
the Shiloh Missionary Society,
remain yours.
Mrs. X. A. HULRY,
Utica, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
rHE SoErHwEsT MOVEMENT.

THE Fifth aud Sixth Con-
greasIOnal Districts came together at
Beloit by their Representatives in
the Legislature, on Tuesday, and
agreed upon candidate for
speaker. The fortunate man was
Hon. Il. T. wsIdron, . lawyer Of
Osborne, who was . member Of the
last Legislature. lie il pronounced
. man Of good abilities and fully
capable for the speAkerShiP. His
strength upon entering the race
will be full 20 vOIes-PrOhably a.
much strength as any other candi-
date will develop to start with. Our
representative, Judge Weaver, could
have been this caucus nominee had
he so desired; but he most cheer
fully gave way to Mr.. wSldron.
The outlook for this candidate IL
certainly Inost bright. Hon. J. L..
Burt0H's letter Ga the CnPifHi- Conn
HIORWsnIih struck the keynote, and
undoubtedly suggested the move
msnt which will make the great
Northwest felt ~ = power not only In
the opening days Of the Legislative
session, hut from that time on.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

THE Democrats are very anxious
To have Dakota admitted - one
state at the ensuing session Of Con-
Eress-S proposition which met with
their united opposition previous to
election. Hut . different programme
will now I've enacted. The people of
Dakota have siguined their desire by
q large majority vote to have the
territory divided aud admitted A.
two states. by virtue uf her POpula-
ton, extent of territory as well - In
respect to all other requirements Of
statehood, Dakota should thus lie
admitted to the Union. And the
Republicans, having q majority In
both house Of u t'Et Congress, will
see that justice il finally done her.
Washington. Montana, and dou bI-
less also, Utah, ia ease the question
Of poIygamy IL finally disposed Of to
the satiafaI ton Of the American
people, will probably he admitted to
the Union under the administration
NJ President Harrison.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
AnrANcEn HrAIrE

The advancement In the values Of
the American securities In London
are most significant. Nothing could
be Of palmer proof than England her
self despite her Tree trade notions and
despite the fact that her prominent
press desired the election Of Cleye-
land, fully resIiEes the fact that the
election Of Harrison and Morton
means what the people Implied-the
establishment Of that national policy
which hest insures our national pros
perity. Despite their prolific column
Of praise upon Cleveland, that coun-
try understood the reelection tn
mean the dominion Of the South In
politics. As the prediction OF the
old "reminiscences Of the ex-rebels are
now all for free trade, since their
confederate constitution forbids any
laying on forever Of any tariff duties,
Il was easy to see that n they planted
more firmly themselves In the na-
tiOnal capitol, that the war work
would I've undOne and the substitution
Of q tariff policy that In the end
could not but make the North the
hewers Of wood and drawers Of water
for the world, while in comparison
the cotton lord and manufacturing
barons Of the South having much
cheaper labor would rise IN wealth
and Princely power.
The defeat Of Cleveland mea ns the
defeat Of this beautifully arranged
programme, aud the old country sim
ply understands that In his defeat,
the y orth secures her own future and
that the peTmaHence Of its great
enterprises are secured beyond
doubt. IL IL all this which al vance =
the values 0f our TaiIroad stocks and
other securities In financial centers
of the old world.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Az extra session Of Congress IL
being much discussed AT Washing
ton, the following reasons being
given for the scheme: The necessity
of passing some Law Ia reduce the
surplus, &c, a. % seems possible, the
present Congress will fail to do 30 /;
In order that the attempt may he
made 10 admit the two Dakotas,
MoDtsBa aud Washington Territories
~ states at the earliest possible
moment: that the House, in view Of
lee marrow Republican majority,
may organize As soon &c possible
and appoint = committee on cleo
tions, - that provision may he made
against the loss of the majority.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

A sEcRET Republican organiEs-
ton at Kansas city, known as the
Quay Club, which has been investi'
eating corruption at the November
election, IL reported to nave discOv-
cred gross frauds, and have estab-
Iished conclusive eases against l2i
persons.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

GEN. SHERIDAN's MENOI RS con-
tain description Of Col. FOrsyths's
terrible Indian fight on the
ArIckarree Fork Of the Republican
20 well remembered by the early
setiefs; also short accounts Of the
various indian raids made In Ell
'es-'sa within . short distance COM
paratiNel 81 where we now live.
Sheridan bears dOsB . little on the
Kansas reaImsst commanded by
Col. Crawford, whieA failed 10 pat
"a ifs appearsAes e . stipulated
.lins. On tlss zsefhsFu campaign
sFsm ~. HaSs = ailsss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

THE report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury for the LIST inst, showed
the Surplus" to he 81, 0OO,00. John
Martin. Democratic candidate, in the
Opera house In Salina. assumed that
because on December I, 1857, from
one years piling up, il had gone to
tIsO, O0O. OOO. u must necessarily go to
s24O, UO,OO on December I, lsss.
Post election returns do not always
pan out according to previous calru-
latiOns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

LYNCHINU mob advanced on the
Birmingham. Ala, Jail 10 obtain the
alleged murderer, Halves, and the
sheriff aud his officers fired several
voIIeys into the crowd, killing nine
men and wOuuding many.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

CuI.. J. W. MARTIN, well-known
throughout Missouri and Kansas as
captain Of the famous "KickapOO
hangers" In the Kansas troubles,
died in Rich Hin, Mo-, SStu rday
morning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Il. e. Kear has money to loan on
first class real estate security al
6'S interest and square cash com.
mission or he can let you have the
money at -. 10 50 interest straight,
and you will not have to pay for
recording and releasing two mort
cages. No delay sud no red tape
business. Call and see him. Over
SaIina National Bank.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
NEIGHBuRHoOD ITEMS.

Manhattan NdtiOndIist:
There IL q man In Manhattan who
has q record that no other citizen ia
old Riley can duplicate, we think.
He voted for John Quincy Adams,
VIM, Henery Harrison. Clay, LlneOn
Grant, Garfield, Blaine and Benz
Harrison, and he carries his IS years
80 well he mas grounds TO hope he
may vote for Gen. Ben again. His
name IL AlOnson Carlton.
The Kansas City TTmes publishes
the following:
The Kansas City, Kan, Daily
Gazette changed hands last night,
Mr.. r. Il. Armstrong retiring and
Mr.. George w. Martin obtaining
full control. General ID. F. Cornell,
Hon. Henry l.. Alden, Mr.. ID. J.
CREST and Mr.. Benjamin Schnierle
will be identified with the company
under the new management. Mr..
Armstrong has been 81 the head Of
the Gd-ettS since wyaDdotte was a
village and hiy paper has been =
great factor In the upbuildlng Of the
largest and most enterprlsing city
Ia Kansas. Mr.. Martin IL an old
Kansas newspaper man, having been
at the head Of the Junction city
Union until recently.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

THE Republicans at Washington
are talking very much more Of the
probability that RIsine will he ten
dered the SecretsryshiP 81 state and
much less that the position will he
offered to sherman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

THE STANDARD Oil company is
securing the right OF way for . pipe
line from the Ohio oil field to st.
Louis, and will begin construction
In the spring.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

JAKE ADMIRE makes a complaint,
which the Atchison Champion seems
10 indorse that Ex-Governor Osborn
hiss been too much hOnOre6 in q po-
liticaI way to deserve the appoint
ment Of Secretary of the Int rior.
Can the cOmplainAntS point to one
OF the probable aspirants from Kan
sas for the same position who has
not been similarly honored: II
takes a certain amount Of promi.
Rence politically to have q man con-
sidered in connection with a gov
ernIneut appointment, and II IL
holding high places in the state or
government that cOniers the ne
cessary degree of prominence.
Name one from Kansas who would
even he considered in the matter Of
q Cabinet appointment, aud he is
one who has been repeatedly or con-
tinuOusly hOnOred by the state or
government by official position.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Col. q. r. LEoNARn, editor Of the
Lawrence Journal, IL tn succeed
Gov. Rnbiuson. resigned, as Super
Intendent Of the Haskell Indian
Institute nj Lawrence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
MINNEAPOLIS Dcmocrdt


Mr.. A. r.. Ransom, who IL well
known in horse circ Les, has severed
his connection with the MeCord 4
Nave Mercantile Co., Of Kansas
City, and he 10 now engaged exelu-
sively In breeding fine trotters on
his farm In this county Ave miles
south Of Bennington. He has now
in his stable twenty I've head having
sold twenty head last September.
He has ali the favorite Kentucky
breeds anu keeps two fiue stations.
LAST month he shipped his Lucy
Mock to Counselor, at Beatrice to he
bred. He has two mares In foal by
Norman medium, and his own
stalIIons, BrOadwell aud JOHANNES
have done the balance Of his stable
work. This 10 another instance Of
the immense stock interests Of
OTTAWA county,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

IN the matter Of the recount In the
Kanawha, W. Va, District, the
County Court Of Charleston has
decided McGInnis Rep has been
elected by . majority OF - votes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

CHArSCY NJ. DEPEw would like TO
have the sEuElIsh Mission, but has
no desire 70 enter the Cabinet.
AItsr-dinner speeches are more
suited to missions than aebinets.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

About one week ago, a dark green
saddle cloth lined will quilted brown
satin finder will bAproperIy reward
ed by returning same to
WI. n GELS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Ir is reported that RI. Hayes Is to
he abandoned by the Government.
Capt. =. J. Parker aud others, OF this
city, make q very good recommends
ton concerning the disposition Of the
buildings and reservations: 20
turn them into western
soldiers home. To be used
both lay Kansas aud Colorado. The
Home al LeavenwOrth is crowded,
and more room must soon he had.
We think the suggestion an ex-
csllent one-wOrthy Of strong pull
In its behalf 10y Kansas people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Miss ANNA SHAW, the whistlins
woman, IL on her way westward,
and will soon be 10 sallna 20 = histle
up aasihsf daily nsvspapss sehsnss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

In less than two weeks. Christ
mas: hence u IL time that christ
mas gift seekers were journeying to
ID. 4 J. B. whitehesd's-where the
best stock Of holiday goOds In the
city can be found.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Whiskprs on .hs moon, but even
the moon can get . clean shave by
going to Brennan h OlliHger's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

We have just received loo
pounds Of Ohio Maple sugar. which
We guarantee to he absolutely pure,
ut the Grand Central Grocery.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Silver thimhles at Strickler's, the
ieweler.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
Junction City Rsp.Liican

Junction MY hSpsbttcuH:
e.. FogarIy left Tuesday night for
q three month'strip To Ireland. Mr.
forgariy has been in America some
twenty-five years. and has pros
pered aud grown rich. He L. one Of
our most enterprising citizens, snd
y number of the most substantial
improvements in the city owe their
sxistance to the push aud energy
exhibited by G.. FOTgarty. He has
one of the finest Touring mills and
water powers in the state, and ships
-four To nearly all points in the
United States. He takes several
samples with him aud will try aud
find market Ia England and Ire
land. Besides owning Que u1 the
largest mills i'm the state he IL sole
proprietor Of the electric light plant
which is doing a fine business. This
IN Mr.. FOgarty's first visit since
coming To- the United States to the
scenes Of his bOy-hoOd aud the
Republican hopes il will he as
pleasant As he expects It to be. He
came to America twenty-five years
ago a PO1r boy, he returns nov
independently rich. Mrs. Edlamau,
Of Kansas i'ity q sister 81 Mr..
Fogariy's goes with him.