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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

The KuiRhts OF the Golden Eagle OF
tbls city Will have gA time Oh Bat
urday evening Ofoss ard Crown
Lodge, OF KrAmer's Hill, N. j 176
members EtrODf, will pay visit to the
eagl'H OF all the oSst'ts OF this city. A
COMMITTEE Of 40 mem sers, i've from
each castle. is busy max nE the at
rlDgemsntS to give the visitGTs, IS well
As themselves, q royal en- ertAlbmsn In
9srmAu Hail, aud Hyatt's Military
BRpd will furnish the music. The
steamer Sylvan Dell, OF PtnlRdslphID,
has been chartered 10 bring the visitors
Iwho will BIS accompanied by the Pc
v0uiH Band, from Osmden to this city
They will be escorted down by lareI
delegation Of WILMINGTON IA les and
will LAM a. Bhipley street, when {
street parade will follow. The visitor
will BtOy over Sunday and msny o
them will visit this ltai'ng points OF III
terest
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
BAss Bali.

The following games were played
yesterday:
At Boston, Boston, o. Philadelphia,
10.
At ChloaEo-0hIcAso, 8; Indian.
Apolis. z.
At Pntsburg-Pit'sburg, o. Detroit, 4.
Pitssburg, O. Detroit 3
At 81. Louis-St Louis, 2; Athletic,1
Al KNnPAa Oity-Kansas Oily, 4;
BIOoklyb,7.
At acknowledgements, o. Balti.
more, Q.
At oiuclrnati-C Cincinnati, Il Clevs-
land, 2
HorTa
The Phillies play With the Bostonlars
70 .dsy.
The Athletics will play at 81, Loail
today.
The Pbillis t;ok revenge on Boston
yesterday.
Pitcher Blair has been released BY
the Athletics.
Tommy PoormAn will be released BY
the Athletic Club.
The Athletic and Brooklyn Clubs ats
tis for second place.
Burrs, Of the o ala Club, has signed
with the KNnSBB Oily Club
The y ashipR ton. New York aAm.
yesterday 81 postponed on account o.
Train.
BY winning to-day NJ Boston TIL
philadelphia o ub Will oaplu fouTtl
place.
Karpsl and o. Conror hava succeeded
Fsunsily aid CvTkuiil on the Cnoin
natl Club.
R4d.ofd will probably be ralt a'ed b.
the Brooklyn Club now that Cvrkhil
has been sfCured.
FoRhTty did great throwing ct B3s
ton yesterday. He Ia TOO good tielde
to be laid cn fos anything bot au in
Jury.
Smith, short stop Of the Brooklyl
ICluh, has compound fracture OF tb
right wrist, and will not play ball ARAi
this seRson.
Glaspoock, OF the IadlAuspolis teOH
is res ponsibie for the Atsment that ID
management OF his olnb 10 meg tiatin
D with Ward, Of New York, TO tAhs II
0 management an oAptAinoy Of the teal
J uext Year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
BEE HIVE y
3O6 MARKET STREET.
Don't Mistake the Place.

When you are hunting plums
in dry goods do not forget that
we always have new, fresh bar
gains to offer every day, as
we are constantly on the lookout
for the welfare Of our customers
2 plums in Linen Towels. A
very fine, heavy Huck, 2ox44
ln. ought to bring sic; by a
lucky purchase we are able to
let them out at. zoe each. The
best every day towel we ever
sold tor the price.
Another in damask patterns,
I8x36 in, a I5c towel. Just for
fun you can take this lot at Ioc
each. You will say they are
cheap enough.
What a prize a 50 in. English
Broadeloth, in IL colorings, at
soc a yd. This ought to open
your eyes and pocket too. De
eidedly a rich plum to pluck.
Bright, nice, clean plaids for
Fall dresses, at loo the I'd. and
a few remnants in dress goods;
just the thing for children's
school dresses at about half price
We find in bringing forward
our Merino Underwear some odd
pieces in the different grades
that we are willing you should
take at half price. Now is your
time to get this great plum.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

In A s-sssu m Ads 10 1885 y Warner
MiilFF, she gsntlemNn who viii be the
nexi Govern OF New York, be sat-:
Al believe that the fy5tsm Of bringing
Into this country labor uBder onItfanl
IL entirely vicious. While the UaiteG
States Government cpsns its doors to oil
voluntary immigration, It should most
unequivooAlIy close its doors again IT
all involuntary i'm migration, or against
any immigration which oomss In here
under oontraGts b. lAtor for q period OF
years. Buoh Immigration, such lato
ls to all inttpts and purposes slave
labor, and II can under no oiroum stan OCT
DO anything else than degrade and de.
base free American labor.
"Bor years II hes been an open and
Well-knOWn fact that the European
Governments have been attempting tC
send to this country. 70 DUMP upon ouI
shores, their oFiminSlS sId DAupers
The tme 10 rApidIy approaching WheJ
che Con gTess Of tue Uu led 8 Ates vii
md 10 necessary to past muoh NOR,
rigorous and strenuous measures AqAins
the Importation Of such people than vi
have now upon our statute BOOKS"
This iS sxASt'y the podhon tAksn b
she Republican parry. Il is oppo'ed
and AlWays has OSen, 10 the sySlem {
bringing men here under CONTRACT I
work tor lover wages than our work
iDgme1, aud tins usurp their plAs,
and d4Privs thon OF The meauS OF NAL
tns . living for their imlieL Ann
Miller enter 'atns thess views, II IL nj
81 ell surprising that the q al Ied LA bG
parry Of NsW York hiss determined
support him Tor G 1vsTunF OF hat stat
These men know ihAI Governor HUI
. pOllIloAI triokstsF, and therefore ths
dsJlins TO give hi thfIr support.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

TIE business men OF Pbilsdelpha
Ars hoWinR the Interest they tsks In
The ptessns campaign By holdiaR .
mesilnR t.-iay 10 ps11eIi sgAlusI he
Mills bill, or any othar, looking 10 .
dusiion Of the tariff or the endorse
meni OF Ires trade principles This
mselius ID held Without respect 10
party, and is The kind OF meeting thai
should DO held Ia every city In thih
country. rhs issuas Involved In this
oAmpAign are mol ~ muoh poIhoAl ~
they are . matter Of business, Any
5hGnge In the tariff will be felt by the
business men htsI, ami they ara the
ones who should show their oOndemnA-
ton OF 1, By holding meetings, suoh ~
are belng held In PlilAdeiphlA te-iAy.
rhe mAnufA stursEs aud business men
Of this city are inleresled, and they
shonld loSe no time Ia exprosalng their
opinion on this very vital mAiier. II
NJ. Cleveland should Do re-eleJied and
his free trade policy pfsvsil I, will be
TOO lave 70 ofFsr q rem oussrAuoe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

A burglar entered the home Of Albert
Eldrtd, 10 the town OF Ramapo, N. Y ,
about 2 O'Clock the other morning,
through a window which had been Left
partly open in the cellar. Finding a lot
of silverware in a closet up stairs, he tied
Il up in his pocket handkerchief and Ere.
pared to search the rest OF the house. As
he was passing through ore Of the doors
q cat ran under bis feet, 80 that he stepped
on II. The animal gave loud cry and
every inmate Of the house was aroused
The burglar At once realized his perilous
position and quickly sought some way
to get out. He dashed hastily down the
stairs, and while rushing through lever
hall he ran against colored servant, who
was investigating the yell. The coll sion
was sudden aud foreible, and the col red
girl went down striking her head against
q table, which stunned her for an instant.
The burglar succeeded In raising q win
dow and getting one leg outside by the
time Mr.. Eldred aud his two SONS reached
the hall and real lied the true state Of
affairs. The three men ran after the
fellow for nearly q mile, when they lost
track OF him and gave up the chase
When they returned they found the ell.
verware done up in the mans handker
chief.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

A oBHTLBMAN WAC has recently re-
turned from = witt 70 z Ifore Gays that
The E'sllSh mAnu'ss'ursrs arc nsklns
extensive preparations 10 anti SipA:iOn
OF the EL-slsoiion Of Nj Cleveland aud
the carrying into tfJoi Of his tree trade
policy In this country. He also aSys
that money IL being raised in GssA'
Britain TO assist Ihe Democratic parry
In this cSmpSiEu. For 'his Iurposs
sven the hands In the Mills and work
chops are compelled TO contribute 3 part
Of the piiIaRos which Ihfy receive for
Ibsir daily toll ~ Eell This iuud. The
English mAnuiAoiurers kno = full we'll
she bia, a. free Tsds In A nerloA will
DO 70 them, aud Ihsreiore they will co.
spare either trouble OF sKpsnss 70 en-
sure iA success. FJriunAiely II does
mol lay with these men 10 say whether
or not this evil shall be inf ited upan
NJ, ~ iI Il for the working nen OF Bhis
county 70 de1lds whether or mos our
Industries shall DO pArAiyz,i aud our
country ruined.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

Of their presence. 1hs ught viii also
hs en- I'm prOvsmsna on Market street.
ana DO much v make that highway
more attractive In NE svsninBA aso
ooassqusntly bsnsat our merchants ey
fnoFaaoed trAda
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

The br.cklAyeTs and oarpen ess are
making good heaiway In the erection
of 1. 7. QaiRley's morocco factory,
for the frst d DOT having besu laid, and
the doors aud window fra mes for the
fiFst story having boon put in position
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
ron PRnsTDmT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF I diana.
ysB vtCE PsTmDuTx,
Levi P. MORTON,
o. Esv York.


State Senator-I eSis Thompson.
Representatives - Charles N CuTtis
mInRton; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John Pilling White Clay treek
L Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel r
Stewart, K Lion.
Levy Court Communist ners- John
Gallagher, Wilmington; James K. Ne
gilliean, BrandyWint; Benjamin T. shep
pard, ChriktIAna; John W. Cofiman, New
Cssllr; George W. Groves, Peneader.
eherin-M ill'am simmons.
Cofoner-s1eorge W. jackson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

TIE Street and Sever Olu nlss'on
took long step forward lGsI sVautn I
In deciding TO have certain sues,s 10
ahis CITY ligh'ed ny ela TrIhy. Tai,
vii be Of aspe itaI beosat on shat 4.
kno en- 81 "the HoasS" IS II will ne ,hi
means Of driving away The idle, Ia I'd
gangs Of men aud Ermsu, Tho 10.
yeafa have SCI 1ed 70 thtE X hNt P.rt o
the city belonged IL 'luslvsIy 10 ben
e'fe,iAliy on Saturday, nights. Thee,
PEOPLE esnaas sand the High; hsl
DEEDS are th1se OF darkpess, sad vi
more light there is thrown JON tbsu
hhe sooner thai locality will be purgst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
wANAM AR BR's.
"ANfAhA an @hs'
PHILADELPHIA, wednesday, Sept. %, Iss

The fame of the new
Dresses and Wraps Is get
ting more and more abroad.
Besides what we say in the
papers, one tells another, and
SO the news spreads. They
are the sort Of things that
make talk. Such variety,
such grace, such originality,
such richness in one exhibit
ton is no common happen.
ing.
for Women
for Big Girls
for Children
for the Baby.
Whatever best out S i d G
things Christendom affords.
Second floor, entire Chestnut street side
Flannel weather. The
Flannels are here. More
sorts than you could take
proper note of in hall a day
We are on the watch fol
every Flannel newness tha'
is worth having. The mean
flimsy Flannels don't come
this way.
Embroidered FIann e
have come like a cloud; faV.
hundred and Ntnefy-six style
and colOr1ngS. Little NOR,
, than half as many made ;
stir last year.
White silk embroidered
! plain scaIlops to IA inche
J deep, CSC to So so. On
!, h~ndrea and fifty one style.
; Colored silk embroidered
to S inches deep, eoc. t
i $3.50. Eighty nine styles.
a Colored wool mbroIdel
i ed; 2 to 8 inches deep, 90,
i to $500 Fitly-Sie style
Branch, bud, leaf, fowt
7, I and geometrical design
q Full of new thought, ar
lo every one on grounds
Re pure wool. Flannel sui
IL stance with Hamburg del
ID cacy.
4n.over dot. embroidere
4; Flannels, for sacks, or ar
y dainty outside wear. Sol
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
WOTkilgm8n and
Ladies' Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTs
Forty-five Dollars and Up
Forty-five Dollars and Up.
wards,
TWELFTH WARD


Over four hundred sold IN
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every half hou,
within a square Of these Ieti
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car linz
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe Invest
ment, where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had ,
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
- -
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how &C
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD
Second and Webb Sts., OF
lTHOS. M. OGLE.
602 Ia Market st.
Au17-sn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

shoniIzer chime fell orgsUs, besutI-
ful new style care. q. b R9bslen. 10
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

Stragglers Of that great
Refrigerator army are still
here. Some a little scratch
ed, some dented, some SAM
pies, some a bit odd in pat.
tern or color-sufering in
good looks alone, and not
then unless you hunt up their
hurts.
The going of China and
Lamps to the second floor
lets us put these limpIng
Reirigerators where YOU can
see them.
Thirty three in the lot,
and a little bunch Of sample
Ice Chests. Sometimes one
OF a sort, now and then three
or four. They are watched
for.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
Or
MRS. LAURA OsGOoD BY
aELECT SCHOII

r,,ts s,bool. whoa nv S,ls,Ii
pros jtrl,y Fines y W. \, ~, y, l,tsIia
's g. : I soIss 80 admitted .,S- I Y y
h. b toym iS1l "a ai ihs COZ soq19 W. \
English branches y w .gsIsuNi b
desir9d. .,,,v,,s. u 10 "
~ sof ts ~ srs Savs been In,i ''SI U
s eso, s,b,l M ADD ii;nsI, .ss a.,II ~
tne' t,, SiP pssirssa 'sti.llii'I, SsI'i
U ,.s ,,.sl t6sts dsop sd % ,sHjllg
s ,;ly u s.T1srsnod p q, !ss M u
~, " Ssu' RhicS,fegld pa
Ss.sS sTs impcss.ol..'s,. ,,d, ID, sIu
, s!aa' ogvsr.ilai md care l.I'st,,., NJ
'Psf ~ PpinSrJ / lnt. .Ilass,i i,'l
III beuldar "a sIgs'''
VII Inca lSapi iro ~ !, So . Il' POI
no I, c!asslnoitian,,, t,ou lppgI
10 or iuftlsr iniofGls N HleEse
30 50, ., alliIa ., II
Ra.TssD Il d . "' \
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
Sample lee Chests:

For a trifis you can bring
the sunshine of Summer
flowers into the Winter
home. Art that puts nature
to the blush. Leaves and
petals and every grace of
the choicest plants and bios.
SONS at their best. No
dropping, no whitening, no
bug biting, no leaves falling.
roses tiger lilies
hydranGeas tulips
chids palms
ferns plnks
and so on. Better for
decoration than the real
Singly or with iardinier OF
basket.
Southeast Of centre, near East Trausept
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

Si4 Walnut RefrigerAtors for $40
SIC Walnut Refhgerators ioF IS
SIS Walnut Refrigerators for %
$50 Walnut ReirigerAtors for SIS
$50 WAlnut Refrigerators for $50
S85 Walnut Refrlgeratofs for SEE so
$40 Walnut ReirigerAtors for S25
t43.50 Butternut Rsirigerators, t2l 25
600 Cherry Cabinet Refrlgerators, $50
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

grounds with pea-dots Of
white, pink, cardinal, black,
light blue.
white, 20 inches. 81 IS
eolored, "a inches, 81 %.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
Washington les j g j Springs Seminary "a
or THE 5a Is
Free Methodist church.

institution the of the WESSNGTUN
cling tahe East wen ss and % sqHet u
EsQUE made 70 for the but rods
sim the West rolling with
hoI ss. I. E II
advantages benefit Of being n
strong. prohibition county. ~ Al Is MI
has founded the aordng
THAT would aid IN forming Christian
Room wish to
the benefits being
witch conducted the well
The spring commences
March 10th and 18th.
further information X
washington Springs JerdIjdCo. Dak.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
COMMUNICATION

VI. III n sse 4 4llo-l4
s. +. NJ Sample visited All Nordyke,s
Saturday, He lives with Jefferson
islck ler fsis winter. Mrs. w. Gilmore
Of Iowa, mother-in-law Of Superintend-
ent Bintord, has been calling on rels.
tives and friends in our neighhprhood.
She intends going toher old home lat
ter part Of March. II lewis Nordyke, li-
rector of northwest Harmony, says
school Will perhaps begin soon. Fuel
being the only drawback. II. 4. En-
gland talks Of putting in.a5 acres OF.
corn the coming season. Other farm,
,ers would do well to plant. more corn
and SOW less wheat: Circulars Of the
Dakota Farmers Alliance Company
have been received by the secretary wv.
s. Brown B. Neal lost u grey horse
last week Bert Andrews was in our
borders last week, and said the report
in ths papers, concerning his adventure
in the blizzard, was untrue. Friends
monthly meeting last Saturday. 81
.ders appointed and other business
transacted. DECK. !.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

herto lose her right foot just above
the ankle and all of the toes of the left
foot. The operation lasted an hour and
six minutes from the administration
of the anesthetic till all was done. At
last account she was getting along
nicely and hope was manifested BY
all. She bore the trial very brayely.
Or. Hull Of the Messenger, was in.
Pleasant to witness the amputatipn.
Henry Knieriem of Franklin town
ship was visiting at his brother Coos
last Sunday. LEPs1pus. .
EDITOR llERALD: IT is currently re-
ported that the majority of the voters
of.our county are unaware Of the fact
that the new school law Of the terrific
ry changes the time Of electing the Co.
Snpt. Of schools from November to
June of each even numbered year.
This was wise provision, for it
practically removes the Office Of super
intendent Of schools from the arena Of
politics. Tn the third Tuesday inJune
the annual election Of directors takes
place. AT the same time I'VE are to
vote for a county perintende nt. Who
shall it be. is a question Of practical
Importance to the citizens of Jerauld
county. Can we do better than to Re.
elect the present incumbent? Has he
not filltd the Office well aud sho wn him
self to be competent. faithful and in.
partial, having the welfare of onl
schools at hearth If so. such services
deserve recognition atthe hands of lib Z
public. VOTER.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
II Rr 81, And 70 The P :. 4.

~ 1tAs ~ .f = StssSs
Dyspepsia is dreadful. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe to
good nature. The human digestive an
aratns is ole:of the most complicated
and wonderful things in existence. 1t
is easily put out Of order. Greasy food
tough food, sloppy food. bad cookery,
mental worry. late hours. irregular
habits. and many other things which
ought not to be. have made the Ameri-
can people a nation Of dyspeptics. But
Green's August Flower has done a
wonderful work in reforming this sad
business and making the American
peoplels 80 healthy that they can enjoy
their + meals and be happy. Remember:
No happiness without health. But
Green's August Flower brings health
and happin ess to the dyspeptic. Ask
your druggist for bottle. Seventy flve
cents. even
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
Regg's Cherry Cough svrp,,,

Regg's Cherry Cough Syrup.
is the only medicine that acts direct
" on the Lungs, Blood and Bowels, it
relieves Q cough instantly and in time
effects a permanent cure,
Oct. % 3m A. N. Matthias Druggist
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

while Il. is aeensrous act Go aid 4

- I
While Il, is a gsnerous act TO aid the
unfortunate In other localities We.
should not forget our unfortunate ones
ut home. During The blizzard Of Jan.
18th, Miss May Hunt and her school
were lost, hut found refuge in an old
stray stack. They were all more B, Or
less frozen but none 80 badly ass AddiIe.
iKnieriem whose feet; were frozen So
that one foot and the toes Of the other
have been amputated. Addie 10 p.
bright. interesting girl Of fifteen years.
the only daughter Of George Knierieml
6f western yeraqllld Her sacrifice q was 81
made while protecting the life Of pne1
OF her hoolmates, q little girl Of six
years, whom she held upon her knees
until circulation was retarded, and her
feet became numb and frozen. ALI
through that long dreary night. in they
bitter cold, with the terrible storm RAJ
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
SIoTIoR FOE PpBLIGATIoN .-Land otacs
SUMMONS.
sE ass5ispi GBuDiGI1i.' DIST.ijS
JAMES F..iK0LTOM 4

4 = rs 4 In the District Court il
Lucy 6. BOLTON. y and for Jerautf County.
THE TERRITORY sOF DAKOTA SENDS
GREETING; ; to the above named defendant =
You are hereby Summoned and required 20
answer the complaint iOf the above, named
Plaintif q copy 81 which Is hereY'ith,served up
on you; hnd to serve a c0pysOf youI answer on
the subscriber at has dficein the village OF Wet
3singt0n Springs, Dakota, within Thirty days ~
ter the servide Of this summons on you, exclll-
siye OF the day of suclEaerYice, and Hy0u fail ~
ansWerthis complaint within ti.at time, the
denlanded In tie 81. complaint. 9s 6
November 25th 1881. u LBERT GUNDERsoN,
s. ~ -. - ~ Plaintiffs Attorney.
action was iiled in the sfice 6f the Clerk o1the
District Court in and for Jeraalll County. D. 4,
on the 9th day OF December, AID. 1881.
pIa AffnFNAv
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
To The, Public.

I notice my name in the last issue Of
this paper in an article that is intend
ed to warn the public, signed by r. w.
Probert.:
The facts are absolutely as follows
viz:
Mr.. R. w. Probert brought in his
watch and wanted 1t putin order. At
outward appearances il was dirty and /
agreed to clean it for which my priceis
$3.50. After the watch was taken apart
and the dirt dissolved one Of the scape
wheel jewels was foundto be broken
and that proved to be the i real
cause Of the watch stopping.
So when Mr.. Probert came to
get his watch he was informed
about the jewel and that he could not
get his watch that day,if it should be
properly repaired, for I had to send for
9 Howard set jewel lThey cost $500 per
DOZEN and he would get his watch in
perfect order In a few days without
any extra cost. This, Mr.. Probert
wo uld not agree to, but wanted the
watch right then and there and would
wait while it was being repaired. So
the only alternative was to ct metal
jewel in the old setting for temporary
services and replace it with the genu-
inc later. Mr.. Probert took his time
piece in this condition and paid for it.
The repairs proved to be unsatisfac-
tory as ! had expected, and he wrote
me to that effect. / answered Mr..
Probert that / GUARANTEE SAT1sFAc-
TON and would put his watch in per-
feet order and send it to e. Howard
the manufacturer for inspection and
have him return the watch to Mr.,
I'robert with a certificate of the in.
speetion that the work was properly
done, all free from any further
costs. What more can or will anybody
expect. Respectfully submitted to
the public. Yours truly.
G. g. Holmberg. 4
Of Holmberg and Co. w oonsocket Oak
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
l,O7l-6,6l

Mrs. Carrie. Vessey was5a visitor in
the township recently. on Friday Feb
10, 1883. 81 2 ::s6 pm. Drs. Miller, Ma
thias and Roger met in consultation III
regard to the amputation of Miss Adj
die knierlem.s limbs, which caused
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
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