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The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-17

A Republican judge OF election
was assassinated in New Mexico
while he was counting the votes,
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-17

TIE Republicans gain two United
States Senators---one in Delleware
and one in West Virginia,
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-17
House to r ent.

A three room cottage on Church
street. Apply to W. L. Van Horn,
attorney-at-law. tt
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-17

Col. JOHN KNAPP, for good
many years manager of the st.
Louis Republic, died on Nov, IL.
The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-11-17

EVERY territory except Arizona,
Utah aud New Mexico, have elect
cd Republican delegates.
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SUM MONS.

In the Justices Court, Williams Precinct
Yavapai County. Arizona Territory.
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FINE TEAMS Il CARRIAGE

Turnouts furnished OF shor! no.
tice for the Grand Canon, Clif
Dwellings, Caves and all other
points OF interest in the vhinity
of FlaItaf Exsrlencet guides
and careful drivers iu,nlah,d.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-17

fabrea eiaidIasen, bur6 tpelhes fie in
ber lebten Seliion run~erlebiet0 blieb.
Die y@iniarsuus i'll Der gommiiiion"
beiuies f60n bantais, baB bic @eaner
Der 8ia furdteteu, ie tperbe aur Nuz
nabme gelangen. iobalb man lie ofen
unb ebrli6 sur Debate brahte lnb fe
Der Nbtimmuug uuterbreitete.
Gie1em 5enats : Botum gegeni6er
miro man bieies 0erfabren aber ni9t
lange mebr aufre6t erbalten t6nnen
unb es 1T gu boffen. baB Danu bic Bin
i'm 6auie cine benz SenatssOium ent,
fpre9enoe Maioritdt fir fi6 er3ielen
tperDe.
ga blei5t baum aleroiugs no1 ims
n,tr Die Rlippe bes Yrdfbentsn Detos
gu umf6iHen iibria. allein es 1T fanm
gu e~r,uarten, baB Glebsfanb elmer 8ia
feine llnterfdriIt periagen miro, fir
tuel6e Elm 10 latfsr 9ru1tbsiI leiner
eigtnen parte;genoKen eingetreieu 1T.
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8ier3iej6brtee GrfahrnR9 elmer
alten QE6rtertn.

Wrs. Winslpps Snrthin0 SrrIp tpirb
pcn elmer Ger be1ten DOttprinnen unb ben
8Irterinneu in ben Ser. Stoaten rer>
idrieten. Gr ,purbe felt 40 Sahren bon
Milicnep, bon Wattern unb Sinbcrn nit
pie IsbIenbenl Grfclse Sebruudt, irwpbl
BON benz 6 Gage alien Sinbe, ME BON ers
wahienen 8inbern. ct beisiti8t S4Srfe
int Wsusen, befreit Q Binbfulic unb rec
sulirt bic @eOarnte; sr ueridafft fir 9in=
Der unb Mttter Rube unb 8cblbebusen.
@ir slauben, bab Der SHrup bas Bette
unb liderlte Wittel 1T sesen Dsieuterie
uub Diarrbce bel 9inber,i. slei4piel Of
bur4 3abnsn eeruriu9t Ooer bird anbs-
re llriadsn. Cine @ebrau&sunweiiuns
wirb isoer Tlaf&e teiseseben. IS ii
feinS d6t, wenn ni&t bas 6aeRnile bon
Curtis u. Yertins auf Der 4uBsnieite Der
GinpadunS entbulten 1T. Sn allen Npr.
tteten Su baben, bic 5lai&e rs Gents.
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gelifprnia Mei,te.

Weinliebbaber fin6en Elm groBes So.
ger bon feiaen California ; Weinen Sci
Germ s. 5. MeDer am Mlamf
Yiaaa. 6err Ntepsr iuat bic Weius
IN Ort unb STEELE aus III B fault oireft
aug Dem Seller Ter Wein5ldter. Nls
gntem 2enner gelinst es ibm tets, bis
befen Sorten a%as3undblea. St fam
feline Runbsn uao Galnilies nit eiuem
auten Sropfen perfebsn. Rotb= unh
WeiBweine in borsislidar Qualitdi
BON iebt oh $1.00 per Gallone = ire
in5 9aus geliefert.
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SIR Bam- mno 2ao6ef S6reiuer.
S6mteoe in0 S6rorsr.

Gin bOaItdnoises 9aeer bon 6anbs
tpetfs5eugefl uno @erdtbf6aften finoet
man bel Sips Il Qaarmatsft,
Wo. Is unb 20 Commerce : StraBe.
Sic Mitglieber Der Girma baben griinbs
Tide 2enuiniB biefes @eiddites unb
MAIDEN es Fi9 CUR Mufgabe, ben Mnfors
berunsen ibrer Rnnben in ieber Weife
geredt gu peroea. Sbre Geeaitdt it
nDblbefannt un6 fe lalieu fid in giI.
lisfeit bet Preiie bon feiner anbern
Girma iibertrefen. MeHeri9mieb,
naaren, Betting unb &ubber Dnding
in GROCER MuspabI.
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Gin banfbarer Natient,

ber leinen @amen ni9t s~enannt BADEN hin unD
Der feline SoIIHanSise @ieberber-
~feIIung bon dperem aeibeu elmer in
teintm DoItorbu@ ansesebenen sIr3nei ~berbanit,
last sur& uns baIelbc L fenfrei On feline
leibenben Mitmeniden berfdiden. Dieies srose
BUD sntbaIt @esepte, bic in isbsr abottste
aemad,t perSen fSnnen. edidt Cure abreHe
nit 8riefmirfe an: Nritate Clinic &
0~tspemiarp, 10 e. 9ouftum Gtr., Netu
Durf u. 3.
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- Gluetuationen I'M Martte fir ST.
fentpaaren fam Sober bermeioen, Der
feline Orbers burd pieper&G 9uIt,
B e ausfibre1 IdBt. Gabsifaiten res
guliren ibre Yreife mad rem Gnnium.
Yiper & S6ultbeB babeu dc,s ettell
enDrmen 8orraib BON 6enaorabt, giien.
ble1 u. /. 10. unb fe uotlren fribere
nieOrige preifs, tuenn biefelten aud i'm
i'm Marfte ftei9en.
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Ta;t,e 1fo{s,smv;fy na~sooer ,n;~h fT.
t.s a .;m ~ ao uesS NV I0; ~.
s;os,.u ~ rosnes. g.gsn 'i ~
'" r"he" ''S" w.
a.-------.o
Seo' S1aateg "oa)
ue0s' q SWlulal Slanlsgs mllD
Der nnf. y. St9.@ aus Sfafel tp VI
sMan5uns 'gpn gs9taWler 's1egIepg1lget
asoilSeH gelWrieoea: n9la@0em o!e
luHgpe denggpen hog lmglsI nIWl 0le
ger1a9re 1a9t,ai loef Slantsg uao
1elaea Sug Dlergergepfaai ga, ~ faan
HOW 1aIan gu 2De!Ieln, OaB Dem lu9'
neh aIs!ta !oIlgsI 70. YeFSsn Pcs oAhI;
ssn Hgenp sly nagl'u 5nges
eoBen y. ~ e.T' ~ Iyst! 4 penn
S1an'eg lsln Pc 1eaoeta, ~e9st on
oem ION !gu' le,oE Ip'eoet91Il OsHlHIm=
zen &s.M!n' MaM..g ah - MaSaN,
apW IN. 10. Sepie.aosI, "og lsloE aa'
10. ollooer slre,gI gal. que NON.
manOanleH get 9~nnsVlgnonea gaoen
R1 Ve9lnH oer slanteg lWen ggFeol'
non oen Sen'mH''eh anI1Iag s1galIen'
noer leoe Siappe oerleioeH lcIof1 NH.
telH ~neloaoefer poIH ooer mll
TeauBuHg Lsa ap''Bg aampIet
gstlgl ~ e1l'a!Ien. eeenlo Da'
SIaaieg Oe1m os!lt'sa Gss eaao'
peges ole SGtlot9e gsltoHeh, HaI
3nrndleglr9 esner Dellln'nlea StrsGe
meprefe leilef Segle'lef NH Dsm MaI'
TRACE Slfad5aianea, a.. PIE 1aalIs @on:
goIallOa noer Gen p.saer'8en Serlaul
ees Suges gu DsIiV'eh. 2asas nuII
Slaalep N Ger 3elI 9Om 10. Augln
ots sum 10. Dl'ooef geaoe!ai effetat.
Q mare ole Haape D'eroon DIS anm 10.
Se5enoer lDon DIS an oell ooersn eorS
go eeornrgen, al'O nlr galien one tee:
9rapguus uteiouhg y SaH paoio PEI
soanGo nstells etgalIen On DaI amer
Slaflep ols gum -. Du. 2eaOetal n,g'
efIelgl, 10 'E oas SstnA9saqsH oes 5u'
ges otel nagfl9e1hilgsr, ais oas Ue'
llngsn oeneioea. SgOn o!e leBleH
Nage,g!en, els pGn gnDs Snna oas''sa,
courat'tlea, oaB ~ leAer Wegsno lut
oO0 = !Vu gufDpast le.1s gag5Hn9
anf5utreIoen lss, nho Slaa.eg lsloH e.
5a9n, 0aB lssheosg.e'.ss n.v' s.n'..u. sIMe
9~enugenOs 1n5as1 uoM uuIIans
gen. Sc IlsIsl usl 9aS !ns Sansle oss
Saaoss elllDra!l9s oeIo lWm'eIiset mlIo
wogl Que DsIplgolaas,.nng s:M.s iul.
9en Iut aIIiIahpgs ys1ga'!s.ne 8aha
un8emognllW sag'te.gsM ougss ge.
moi0en ZEN. DaB SIaasfg UP ls!ne
ye9lsller emu IM aaMy!s uu ls'nOit !,
geII 9fe9efnaMmsH gsIOe;eI gh.osn, "
alp1 an5Ihe9msM, 20 DC gIpssaI9n
3u 5agiletw ~, uH s Mn. luaasn Vs!ayT
ausgelest an le'H. Aue ahSs1sgsn iple.
gen osel'aeyt pal.l, oes psI Iusne
yOflwel latnih' is.neM gss'e!asIh On
9uHgelsHo'g ae y.saoe guy, san:a. %
naa GEM 10: gIiOoe. ~ ~ aI.!laai,
lWsI 4eaAaiDl!ai9e9eao sss9sn'psl1gt
gerrlg1, melaes pen gatDpasIn oOu.
ndaol9e anpe duIeries, ing loulll oas
umDernrsifea naU glaDfilllgsl!filelll
uIimogllG, mao9f. glets MTrllate1iler
glaapeH pier, oaB S1anleq mO9l!gers
merle mil e,ner 9oroe afaollgef Stla.
osnldger sulammelrleB, ms'ge PIE 0es
getio 3tolidsn 5aa3loar uno Dem eoa.
go ; 9eDleie unflder maasl. lepr gal
0emoHnet mo u ~ g~ehu9eHOel
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Sa6lens Arniea.galbe.

Die bette gable Der Melt fir S@attts
Anstidanasn, Gsi9piirs, Gisbsr. yab Saut.
sIusf9Ias, 8Isdts, %seiprunstue edube, 6rof.
bsuIen uub ale Soutfranfbsitsn turirt pa.
msrrboiben oosr feine 8esabIaus. 86liss
Satib feation sarantirt ober bas @slO tpirb
turfi6srRattet. 20 Gents bic Sdaattf bel u
GrttS
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6. s. Maaer,

POS Me Cor mereefraBe {,
bdlt Elm sroBes unb febr sepdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouleaur,
BiIberrabmen unb 9eiite n,
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensM aterialien
aler Mrt, Garben un6 MnIreis
der : M aterialien, beionbers
9ammers ertig gemtf9te
Garben, Die beften unb biligffen i'm
Marfte, oi- unter boiler Garantie bers
tauft iuerben. s # ere unS 9 pi e.
geIglas unb anbere in bieies Cad
fdlagenbe Nrtitel; tuorin 9err Miler
Dos gr6Bte Qager I'm Meifett bes Staa-
tes bat. Auftrdge aus benz 9anbe tper'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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etmseiSe fur Stemersabler,
&itn Gpnsttnra pf6ss.
wv ODHtFFVtV
San ~slntonio, Z. Nobember, 1887.

Gan Antonio, 7. Nobemlber, 1887.
Der nnterseidnete madt 9ierburd %bstannt,
oab bic itdOtii6e ao salorem unb aopftsuer fir
bas MunieipaIiabr 1887. oas am 80. 6ebrrar
1888 enbet, fauis 1T. Die Steuern Iinb Dor
BEN genannt.n Datum gu cntri5tsn.
&. 6. 9ausiisn,
81 tom, isl0g SiaetiiAsr @OllsftOr.
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Qnsf GuGh nif,t t3u5G,en

2ast gud nidt tdulden 6urd
niebere greiie fir arbeit, tpel1e baIer
aIs irgenb cine in 5eras geliefert tpirb,
fonbern berfiigt @n6 had Gallo
10 avs pbotograpbiIdem Mtelier, Ne.
413 Sfs0pufon=G traBe, mo- u@ quite
unb sufrieoeniielenbe grbeit gu reelem
Breiie garantirt tuirb.
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3euaMtk.
San Wntonip, 10.

SuW NHIDHIU, III. DEG. 1851.
Na9 ~peri6nlid)er @rfabruug fam i6
be5eugen, SaB bic bon benz Qerrn 81.
S9iersmann empfoblene unb ans
g%etpanbte 8anbmurm sMeeiein Elm H.
9eres psilmitiel 1T. unb baB ole nit
Dem aeEaanien uebel bebafteten perio:
nen bur6 bieielbe curirt perGen.
Mmton Moam.
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n.
Aranlas YaB 8abu.

u b a brt-
Bon San Nntonio had Corpus
Gbtihi, Soufioa unb Sal.
usltnn..-.........11 lbl Tormgs.
Won San antoHio mad SEER.
ollie ....-.- 90 ubr N6eubs.
III nfunft-
Sn San antonio Don Corpus
@brifi. 0oulton i,nb 8als
beiton-.-.-..5 Qbr 80 DIN. gfabm.
Su San Nnionio bon Gsrrs
bile -.-.--.......10 nbr 8ormgs.
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ks- SO. 9'Hllbiai, Sec. 2l5 alamo.
plaaa. 9tpptbeter uao 9dnbIe,
in Droguen aIIer ART, Vatett.
Mteoisinem, Yaifimereien, SuiIette.
Mrtiteln &C. 8eionoere Nufmertiamteii
tpirb Der Neceptnr gei6enft. Muf.
fridge BON auBerbaIb tuerben prompt
ausgefibrt.
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sails
300
300
WeIuhunma,

DIUU O~eSuBWWuBs T1UO
Die 2sler Der pGreien preiie1 tuerbeu
fi1 freuen, 3u erfabreM 6aB es tuenigs
items cine gefirhtete Granfbeit giebt,
ipelGe bic WiHenfdaft in al ibren
Stabien bat furiren fbuner, linb Dos 1T
Der 2atarrb. 0aa's Ratarrb : Sur III
bic einsige iebt in Der mebi3inii@sn
Britberi1aft betannte pofitipe 2ur. Der
2atarrh lit cine 9onititntionstrantbeit
unb ~eiforoert cine fun5tiiutionsmGBige
8ebanOlung. 0al's Gatarrb : Sur
mirb %eingenommen uiib tpirtt brett auf
bas 8lut unb bic S1leimbauiHdden
beg Spffems, babur6 Die @runolage
Der araufbeit Setit6renb unb benz ga.
tienten Stdrfe 8ebeno, tn6em Tie bi.
3%onititution aufbaut uHb Der Waiur in
ibrer Nrbeit bilIt. Die gigentblmer
9aben 10 piel 8ertrauen AT ibren 0eiI,
frdfien, bab He bunbett Dollars fRr ie,
ben Gaa onbieten. ben lie nidt BELT.
2aBt gu6 bic elite Der 3suguiie fom.
men. Nbreiiirt
s. s. @henep & Co.,
3ofehn Sh;n
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sieeere 8anbtpurut.G mr.

u. 5diersmann. Nr. 602 Welts
Commences traBe, entfernt ben Bar6s
tpurm unter @arantie innerbaIb brei
Gtunben.
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20. S. cmtteritoe 4 60, /;

20. $. Cutteritbe 4 60, 1876
Ons 9putonsS traBe. plumbers, Co.'S
unb STEAM : Gitters, balten liG benz
Bublifum fiir allein ibrGa9 i@lasenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre9en
pronpie 8eiorgung aller Mrftrdge.
2ronleu6ter, Sos Girtures, 8abetuans
men, glofets &c. tets an 9anb.
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OELRIOH'S & 90.

2 Bombing @reeu, New Vcrt
Is. s. 9ouus, 6. @rielsnbed. Suse =
GMmeIter unb 8. 9. W~nesfamara, 60. ass
Commensurate, slsenten fIr San Nntcnio.
s. Runse s. Co., agenteu fur @uero.
9. Ru6el, Nsent fur S&uleuburs.
DloIe @apbaeI, Nsent fur eoufoa.
Clemens & Gaaf nnb Gruft S@erif, aaeM.
ten fir Neu.8raunfels.
8. 8Ott9sr, gsent fir Beimar, Ssras.
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ay Ueinte unb 6ilishe Drudia.
der bel $ oil nj IN 8ros.
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Z. ~
aeoem 1~laberoaulidftit.

sst9fists stHsnia.
Msbrert Mpaats lit i9 an laYsrbau-
lihftit, bic mir Yisie 9sfHipsroen mia6tt
nnb 9pafianbise Disqualification tsrtfi>
fabEtf. Muf MurdtbeR eiaieer 3rtaaht
msais i'd siaet gsrInd nit Dr.. @usuif
Rsnis's 5anbaussr Gropftii anb n~adaofrt
Id eititlbta resslaiaBis cine 3elilafB eias
seieatnta battf, mar in iciseeF 5eiullr. -
Nspfr, Sfsalsgtber hes A5ournals1,
SipcnttHsira, Sls.
esine Isste suautbt.
Sit ldnsertr 3eit lit i'd AT llnssrealt-
li6feits bic fsinem Der .itleil aagriranetea
Nitts! psi6en mpl.s, bis i'd mfifit gu
auGt Ut Or. gnsulf aSais's 5ambaTstr
zrgsfsll uabna. 0ie(t aaSeeeibaste @eeis
lin isHtt mid in firssr Set ,p;tetr ber.-
Gbritian 2tses, 2o16 SrIeans.5tr Bal-
timsrt, Mb.
Mebrsudt lie aets-
s3pa ifit sitlsa Sahrtn iiRe Or. aus.
E6nis's SenibRgstr 9rrpisi tsi mir flefs
I'M 8anffzsif 1iacen. Sief rsrsilsR lib ala
Gin eaat eef3hslibes @fittet ssseit tlnDsr>
raulih5tit. Sd setrsudss ME efrlS alnt>
ttrts, lie liab aufss Nsdrmiss ~ eHpftbIsn.
-Safct Naste, Msahina, ga.
Gmvfsbitn I'D, BON iessf.
9sit Ssrsnistr lam Id beifltisen, blS
Er. @nsaf apfis's Sanearser SrSpitn
meme fTraa ppt eiflsm WassnGsicta ssfrtit
btttn, nti1es ihr tit Ianssrer 3st sid
5u fnaffu utadte. = 9etsr @cgtnsr, Dat
lane. Rh. -
Sm astsu 4pstbtfen su babeM. SO gents
Ella Stafdbe.
HE CHARLES 4. VOGEI.ER CO., Baltimore. I'd,
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I.76O.OOO

YaEaSiere baten NIT ben Dampitrn bes
Rcrcoeutiden 2lchc bic 4eiie absr's
Meer fiber unb gut 5uradSsIeet. Bss
gen BreiIe unb meiterer SnfcrmatiOn
menbe man fh an
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9,mpfshltn I'd. Don iessa.

HE CHARLES 4. goqEIER CO.. Baltimore. n.
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WAGNER q cHAB0T.
GrS6tes Sansbaltuussiadenseiddit
in Gtaatt.

EsTasHau. unh @las. Mnaren aus alien Can.
esrns eaa,per. 9ol5pnareH. 8efen, Hiriteii,
Bte4s4aat.@ ndren, Gisf6rdnte, @a1er.
tablsr; &stroleum.D eftu ufp. ufp. ufp-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-24

NOTICE FORPUBIICATION LAND once
IN at Mitchell u. T.. Jan. 9th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his Intentional:
make final proof inNsupport of his claim, and
that said proof will 10 made before the Reg
lister and Receiver at mitchell ID. T. on April
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce. Hope she will
make long stay. Miss Nettie. Miles
spent the Sabbath with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harden. Her school closed this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin will return
soon from their visit in Wisconsin
among old. associates. Mrs. Franklin
has had the misfortune to bury a
sister while visiting at home. The
teachers ofFranklin attended the lnsti-
tute hell in Blaine township after
which they, together with their escorts
repaired to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harden, where they had been
invited to tea and to spend the even
ing. Other teachers and their escorts,
were invited in the evening, which
was spent in progressive euchre
Owen Williams and Mrs. Harden won
distinctive honors, while Miss sNettie
Miles was named BOBBY. q. Roe
s, Seminary sundries.
Messrs Harmston and Phillips OF
4 Alpena visited the school Wednesday
Some Of the students attended the
4 oyster supper at the court house
i Wednesday night, they reportsa goot
4 time. Miss Minnie Glenn leaves today
\ for her home at ParKsto1 Miss Edit
Thomas has been on thesick list thi
week. Mr.. Thomas Day Of Croy
Lake was a visitor Tuesday. Tn
students are preparing their differen
g parts of the program for, the last da
J; we expect a nice tin.e,. the public j
'llnyited to attend. INK SPLAsHER.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-24
Washington Springs Seminary
Free Methodist Church.

WESSINGTUN
made forget the time that it but
to the open prairie
houses.
location
a strong prohibition county
This school founded aodng
little
that would aid in forming Christian character.
the regulated
For further information address, j.. * FREELAND Principal
Jerauid Co OAK.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-24
washington Springs Seminary

it is desired that all who are intend
ing to attend the Washington Springs
Seminary the spring term should in
form the principal at the earliest OPP
portunity. Winter term closes March
End, spring term March 2Otn to June
18th 1888. Inquiries promptly an
swered: address j K. Freeland.
Washington Springs. Jerauld Co. Oak,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-24

m ARR1ED Gilbert Alberts and
Minnie Coggshall, by Judge Hackett
at his office on Wednesday evening.
February 22nd, IN the presence Of q
few relatives and friends.
Rev. Mrs. Huntley preached an
excellent sermon at the M. E. church
Sunday evening, on the theme of faith.
1t was an urgent appeal for all to make
connection by faith to the power
mighty to save.
washington Springs Seminary.
The closing exercises of the Messing.
ton Springs Seminary, will take place
Friday afternoon, March End 1883, COM
mencing at 1880 r. M. All are cordlal-
ly invited to attend. J. X. Freeland.
CREAMERY. :.
All those in Jeranld, county having
accounts against Woonsocket cream
cry are requested to meet in Wessings
ton Springs on Saturday, the 25th inst,
in the Republican Office at p. m.
A. b. SMART.
Read the clubbing rate Of the
HERALD with the Dakota Ruralist.
Remember it is an eight page weekly
The only weekly farm journal pub
lished IN Dakota and the official organ
Of the Territorial Farmers Alliance.
Take Notice I IS
The cold weather is not over. and
parties In need Of warm shoes under
wear OF flannels and can give Bank
able papers in absence Of money, can
save both health and wealthy calling
at Roth Brothers.
See Announcement
Allhonor to Mayor Mentzer Of
Mitchell. He believesin the enforce
ment Of the law enacted by the ma
jority whether he personally believes
in the law or not. The chief of po-
lice and night Waterman would not do
their duty and the council removed
them. The Mayor employed detective
who brought evidence to convict
Orswell and Wills of selling beer in
violation to the prohibition law:
Ex-Governor Pierce In the Pioneer
Press says:
eve shall give another group, Of
editors next week. And the mention
of this reminds us to say, keep up your
home naners these.tlmes if YOU have
to make a sacrifice to dosit. When
your paper suspends or looks sick your
town and the country surrounding it
is set down as a good place to avoid.
Feed the children first. but give the
printer the next bite. It shall be re-
turned to you four fold.'
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SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, 1
SECOND JUDICIAL DIST.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
SECOND JUDICIAL DIST.
VS. In the District Court III
LUCK G. BOLTON. apd for Jerauld County,
TIE TERRITORY or DAKOTA SENDS
GREETING; to the above named defendant. i,
Youarc hereby summoned and required to
Plaintiff, a copy OF which is herewith served up
on you. and to serve a copy Of your answer on
the subscriber at has Office in the village OF es'
ter the service Of this summons on you, excl,k
siye of the day of such service, and II you fall to
answer a, this complaint within that time, the
demanded in the Complaint l. &, =
November 25th 1857. ALBERT GUNDERsON.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney
acton t was HE'D MI The oiee II the csfs & the
District Court in and for Jerauld County, d. i.
on the 9th day Of December, "A. ID. 1887.
ALBERT GUNDERsON, 81.
1st nlihl icatinn Ian ~ aa Plainfiffa Aff01iner.
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COMMUNICATION
Starkey Sifting:

q
Mrs, Flora Flint and daughter, Mrs.
"a. n. Erickson and two children are
among the arrivals from iowa this
week. The former will spend, a few
weeks with w. r. Pierce's family, and
the latter with her mother, Mrs.
Williams Charlie Knudtson is get
ting along quite well after his long
sickness. Rumor has it that Gunder-
son took an Internal bath in lake
bed, south Of town, one night this week.
q. j. Grisinger is at work on o. E.
Williams new house. tits reported
that Mr.. Williams will soon
move his family into it, Our
worthy and respected Post master
wears his beard a la Rip Van Wrinkle
Franklin Fhngss
The Prospect Hill Lyceum is in q
prosperous condition. We have well
filed houses and usually.a good pro
gram. Among the subjects debated
andsettled quite satisfactorily, are witt
regardto the Opening Of the Sioux res
eryation, Woman Suffrage, Temper
ance, Capital Punish ment, admiration
of Art and Nature Pensioning Elk
union Soldiers etc. The next is o.
Great Britain Returning our Fugitive
from Justice -O!how glad we are t
to see the beautiful snow" CROWN,
beautifully less. Mrs. Flora Film,
formerly Of starkey, is Oh a visit t