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LEMON ELiNIR.
\ Pleasant Lemon Drink.

Cures indigestion, Constipation, head
ache. biliousness. malaria. kidney disease
fever, chills, loss Of appetite, debility anC
nervous prostration 10y regulating Liver
stomach, Bowels, Kidney, and Blood.
1t cures all other diseases caused by
torpid or diseased liver. II is an es;ab
lished fact that lemons, when combine
properly with other liver tonics, produce
the most desirable results upon IN,
stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, anc
blood
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle
Sold by druggists generally.
Prepared only by IL Mozley, NJ. D..
Atlanta, Ca.
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THE STRICKEN KAISER.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE DYING
EMPEROR OF GERMANY.

Unexpected improvement In his Condition
but Nothing Permanent Queen Victoria
Goes to BerlIn-The Crown Prince In.
vested with Sovereign Power.
BERLIN, April ga bulletin issued al
9 o'clock this evening states that the
Emperor has passed fairly good day
His fever was lower to-day than yester-
day, but evening brought a higher degree
of temperature.
LONDON, April 22-10 P.M.-Advices
from Berlin indicate an apparent i'm
pr0vement in the condition of the En-
peror, but medical experts say these tiuc-
tuations are unfavorable symptoms, and
support the theory that pyaemia has be-
gun.
QUEEN VICTORIA OFF FOR BERLIN.
FLORENCE, April 22-Queen Victoria
accompanied by Princess Beatrice and
Prince Henry OF Battenburg startled for
Berlin to-day. The streets were crowd
ed with people TO bid them farewell, and
the appearance Of the royal party created
much enthusiasm. The Queen Informed
the authorities when she took leave OF
them q, the railway station that she had
received further encouraging reports OF
the condition of Emperor Frederick to.
day.
THE KAIsER's SLEEP DISTURBED By
CoUGHING
BERLIN, April 22-The Emperor's
sleep last night was disturbed by
parOxosms of coughing. The cough
! abated about O'clock this morning, and
he sic well until 6 O'Clock. His TEN
persture did not rise above 100 through.
out the night, and during to-day it has
remained at l0l.
AN UNEXPECTED IMPROVEMENT.
All of the European press bureaus have
kept open to-day in expectation Of re-
cciving bulletins showing the condition
of Emperor Frederick This sort oil
thing is contrary TO custom and almost
without precedent, but the demand for
Information concerning the stricken
Kaiser Is so persistent throughout
England and the Continent that the
newspapers are now prepared to issue
extra editions at any moment. The bul
letins received to-day indicate an unex
pcctcd improvement in the Emperor'S
condition generally, but this i,
said to be merely phase of his
disease which denotes the presence
of pyamea and gives the physicians
no hope 1t transpres that the doctors
expected fatal termination Of the crisis
Yesterday afternoon, and upon their ad-
vice the Crown Prince, the dowager En-
press Augusta, and the other members OF
the imperial family were hastily sum
moned to the castle while the high court
funclionsrie7 were instructed to remain
at their posts indefinitely.
Prince Bismarck was admitted 10 the
! Emperor's bedside the moment he made
| his appearance at Charlottenburg, and il
is believed that the Emperor has invested
| the Crown Prince with sovereign power,
in all matters save questions of principle
and policy II is known that Prince Bis
marck advised this several days ago, and
presumably the increase of the authority
already vested in the young man wa:
made as large as possible
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silk Ribbons.

Those of our lady readers who would
like 10 have an elegant, large package OF
extra fine, Assorted Ribbons 10y mail), in
different widths and all the latest fash
ionable shades adapted for Bcnnel
Strings. Neckwear. Scarts, Trimming foT
Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work
etc can ge; an astonishing big bargain
owing To the recent failure of a large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co., by
sending only rs cents (stamps), to the
address we give below.
As a spcctd oder, this house will give
doujie the amount of any other firm in
America if YOU win send the name and
u. O. address OF ten netoiy married ladies
when ordering and mention the name ol
this paper No pieces less than one yard
in length Satisfaction is guaranteed, OF
money cheerfully refunded. Three pack
ages for go cents Address
LoNDoN RIBBON AGENCY, JERSEY CITY
n. j.
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have been giving my children DR.. DA-
vID's CoUGH SYRUP, and il acts so well
that if YOU do not object | will always
give il in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles
Object Why certainly not, know
ing as / 90 the ingredients OF the eX.
ceent Cough syrup always recon-
mend it 10 my patients and find 1t
cures every time, but see that YOU get
the genuine Dr Dayid's Cough syrup.
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS.
ingalls, Recent Speech to he Used as Such
by the Democrats.

WASHINGTON, April 22-It does not
often happen that members of one pOiti-
cal party in Congress will select the
speeches of their opponents to dispute aa
campaign documents. This, however
appears To be the case at the present
time. Democrats have contracted for
thousands of copies Of Senator
ingalls, speech On tho President
message, which included the re-
ference to General Hancock for dis
tribulion, especially in the West The
recent tariff speech of Representative
Nelson of Minnesota will also figure In
the Democratic campaign literature of
1883.
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Ambulance Call.

shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday even
ing the city ambulance was cal ed 10 the
boarding house, No 1912 East Main
street. where a white man was suffering
from nervous prosiration caused by too
free use of alcoholic slimulents lie was
attended to by the physician in charge.
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Dublin, April 22-Mr VIM. O'Brien
addressed a large league meeting at For
moy to-day. The police were confined to
their barracks and there was no attempt
made to interfere with the proceedings
Of his speech. Mr.. O'Brien declared that
the meeting would have been held in
spite of the Government
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.


MACKEREL, something very tlne and Eat.
SALMON. ,aited, smoked, spiccd. and f. esh.
HTRRl NGS. roe. SIN Iked. aud Nppcred.
GOLDFISH, cNtri tine and bOncess
ANCHONlS. IN salt and iu OIL
SAkiINES. French, Russian. and smoked
LOBSTEk, flesh IN cans and picked IN glass.
MACAkONf, Spiguetr ANA N,rmicclle.
APRlt OIa, 4 csii IN cans and cyapurttcf.
PEACHES, fresh iu cans, cyapOrated, and
sun-dred.
APPLES, cyaporatcd and sun dried.
PkU Ms, II great variety Of French and
Turkish.
PkUNELLEs, italian. Skim. = and dried.
LIMA BEANS, California, dried, ana fresh
in cans.
GREEN and YELLOW fresh SNAP
BEANS In cans.
French ana Dme.tic GREEN PEAS in cans.
Dried SPLIT, GREEN. and BLACkEYE
PEAS.
LENTILSHnd WHITE KIDNEY BEANS.
English and domestic PkESEkN -, very
fine
STGLTON. ROOF EFORT. and BRIE
CHEE~f. Our celebrated nye year old
premium NhI-kEY' sells still a. t2.oO
a gallon al HERMANN SCHMIDT.
so AND 603 BROAD, CORNER FIFTH STREET.
ifeblS II
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CITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR. CRY HALL,
RICHMOND. Va, April 4, ISIS.
I ICENSE TAX.

This office will be open daily from 9 o'clock
am. to O'Clock PIN, from the 18th to the S0th
of April, tor the purpose OF RECEIVING
THE LICENSE TAX from all Doctors. Den
lists, Lawyers, Commission Merchants, Mer-
chandise, stock and Exchange Brokers, Whole
sale and Retail Liquor Dealers Hotels. Res
taursnts, Saloons Boarding and Eating Houses,
AuctiOueers Lumber Measurers, Architects,
Theatres and Halls, Telegraph Express, and
Coal Companies, Mercantile, Insurance, Real
Estate. Employ oyment, Ticket, and Sewing Ma
chine Agents; Bitters Manufacturers, Bot
tiers, Junk and Oyster Dealers; Photograph
ers. and all other persons liable to.said License
Tax.
All bills remaining unpaid on the lst day OF
May, a fine Of not less than 81 nor more than
3 for each day thereafter will be imposed.
JAMES ID. CRAIG,
7spi to myl Collector
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..,.i.f ifl Ish' N""""' NV"
r,poti. From the Different
e'' ,..c,,, The p,In,t. rulcd
Chare"''
b, Their H''i''''''' "''
.,,,l.r hoou,ifrl Snn.
lt-.DIl.' ,.,,...r,.,,ro ,..o.s nor,
fat ,''l'- M ,inoaod'. ,,.,y.
fr.a.. .'. t...,....',,,.l co,,tc,,oJ
t'rn '''" ',' f,it.';,'i .o,ar. wos
!. 'l .tIl,., vino seemed to
rrr-c WIN ,u'I''u' I ~, WI" ',,''r onn,,n, ~
G1nr '.e .'' w. ',n '',' ANIL ,,i,, cbnrcb
rtic.- I.'i, ,ra,. 90 t,o;r rcsncr.
c1- Ne"'''. '.-tt, .rl tbo ,,riors
uyt .n,5 NAM 'a,,crt;,s or1
c1'.-.' WIZ, .....',o,;o,s Who Hs,oneJ
laie'c..'' - t,',r.J l,oncfci.liy ,o
arc'l-F. '"' ,.,h, '' o., " b.. I'n dicTc,cn,
Gle t-'"' ''"7
rt'..'i- e, Mo-. c.n,,lic
lte -.'''''- ..'.,i,r,.. -i',S i",sSro.,inr A.
.r-. NJ i,t,,h ,,ass ,,,s
,...' '' .t..i ., ,Lc mrmb.rs of n
.- '~'t'il Soci1tv received tb,ir
.'..,nioo I'm a bodv. The scene
ta' .o,.nn aud imrressive one
r..,e iscXnec,ed To- return 10
''.. ,ro.t and to administer
-t ~, pa,icl's church ON
..,t ,bo o9.h Instant
--.,,,i,n M Park Place NciL
t.-7.. ,.l- .ru.ually large ves.cr-
,...., v0cn Rev W +. Evans.
rr..rs.la1 clooucni and cf-
...~.r lf. subject being Union
-. .I.-.h his ,uhiecr wa, The
-.-... David" Rev. Mr.. Evans is
... ,.. mast popular and eloquent
.....I.-- .n fne ,ilv. and at The services,
-...rr ~ u'cm, many people from
'.I.--..r.0u- denominations attend his
..,I -. .af his sermons. Hn is a
.., ....0 0fnomean order. and the hymn
.... .mro-ed and was sung at the
su.... .f Park Place church, was
..r.rf
...rII.r meeting of the Mission
-l ..0,Lai-h street Baptist church
....... .-. .uirlim m the Mission chapel
.HH.rI- Grove The exercises were
,.r Interesting. and the addresses by the
...-. Gentlemen who spoke were JIM
....r.,o ani encouraging lIowar1's
.-.,. Mission j, am on,hOot of Leigh
..... .Ir-.l. and +. one of The results of
..e... .I.r, lv mi. missionary society,
...t is .m9o,ei ul gentlemen who
. am. money. and patience 10 the
f-nr...r of The religion of Christ
-.. ar ABLY reinforced i'm their en-
...0r- B., tuc4Ciiyc WORK and sympathy
u. aI,-. and ul. are proud ot their
anmeut..
R-It Rcy J. VI Nhilile, D. ID. Ill.
p .t.n.u of Virginia, is still suffering
f~ rl. ua and in consequence has
Hrluau al of his Episcopal appoint
rr.- and Right Rev \ VI Randolph.
DID i.c assistant bishop, will ill them
ru-u u0n different dates so as lot TO CON
tctvrl h- own appointments.
N tmauuc. church, which Is ON ihe
lu,. r0sl four miles from Richmond
b.l0, Randolph Will preach and admin
ra ... r..e 0t confirmation next Nun-
.ru.u,u- April 29ih The rector OF
l..Uul is Rev b. VI Randolph, who
sue-.a NJ .hc Bishop
ua... ni-li of Sunday, May 1871,
M. rtc of confirmation at ST.
Nr.. church toaIarre class. who Will
rm I.u,p.eureI 10 him by the rector.
ar T G Da-hien. ID. d.
R.s a J Bowers. the pastor OF the
F.. frf..r4u churnl corner of
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PARIS A VOLCANO.
An Outbreak Liable at Amy Nome

iH bAlDIfhh W my
PARIS, April % Everything is quiet
in Paris 60 night, but il is an enforced
peace a large force of police and mill
tary is in readiness to quell any disturb
ance that may arise, and it is only the
presence OF this power that prevents q
renewal OF the battle between the students
and the B0ulsngists. Premier Floquet
has signifed his determination TO sup
press every attempt at disorder at all
hazards, and upon bis success in doing
30 depends to large extent a successful
issue of the policy he enunciated in the
Chamber OF Deputies.
The streets in the Latin quarter are
swqrming with students VINO openly
threaten to resume hostilities at the first
opportunity. They are quite az bitter in
their condemnation Of the police as they
are in denouncing the Boulsngists, in
whose interest more than in that of law
and order they declare the police are
working.
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SHORT TELE9RAMS.

NEW YORK, April 22-The steamships
Scythia from Liverpool, and India from
Gibraltar, landed 1887 immigrants a
Cas- lie Garden to day.
WAsmINGToN, ID C., April 22.-"Han
cock circle" will in all probability bt
the name of the projected circle upon the
extension of Massachusetts, avenue
point but short distance from the hand
some residence recently presented to th,
Generals widow by friends at the Capital
Base Ball Yesterday
At Kansas City:
Kansas City a 90 0002 p
Cincinnati 80 0022 402 x-l0
At St Louis
ST. Louis .....l 3 0 4 600 ELL
Louisville. .....1 . o , 0 | ! O.
Spring suits TO order
Twenty Dollars,
Little store around the corner
Wanamaker & Brown
samples.
i. Leslie Spence, Agent,
No. 6 North Ninth street.
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THOMPSON'S MUSEE THEATRE
so EAST BROAD STREET.
EVERY NIGHT At g =. n.
MATINEE EVERY MONDAY AND SATUR-
DAY Al 2:J).
First appearance OF the
FEMALE BASEBALL CLUB.
First time ia Richmond of the side splitting
Burlesquc-
SQUIRE FOR \ DAY.
Last Week of LITTLE MAMIE. the child
Wing Dancer
Admission 10 and ~ cents. Box Seats, 80
cents. ap22-lw
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THE CHURCHES.
-rr1tyS ATTENDANCE THE
,,ror, HOUSES OF WORSHiP

rfirht SUNDAY aud fuii C"nsrc-
..,r. Ecport- From the Different
..,.... ol the CITY Pulpits iiilcd
rteir Respective Pastors.
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MAIL AND STAGE LINES.

|sssinston Springs, and Woonsoclet
r iSs sWstfssyington Snrngs Daily at 90 \ y
raves WOcnsocket, " 200 2 NJ
sat washington Springs. 5:soP NJ
. 'eton Springs and White Lake,
- washington spr's, NJ. W. f. at s:o9A n
s ,4'..., crow lake AA' ri. ". r. 6. 20 2 N
''s''s at Grow Lake. With White Lake Stage.
|. .'Itt At and Washington Springs,
r rirs flankinton Teus. s. Fri's. at 800 4 N
(ey wn, ~ y Washington Sp's T. +. q 400 y n
k,rjy ,S Washington sp's. Wed Fri: !. 800 A N
w. w. es,s,ington s-rirags and Miller,
lTjy ys ",eSss,ngton sps Mon. Fri. at TOO \!
r.v's Miller Tie sat. g ZOO A NJ
s ~, at Washington sp's.,. 500 r Nj
~ ~ PRICE, Proprietor.
, a1.1erb,ury and Wessirgtont Springs,
f 5T.s 4. Washington Springs S,' ~ 100
E.srlycs nteSSSslngton Springs &c :. 1900 "
''ones. Proprietor. ~;
- p. Il. BAEnETr.sP.M NJ.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
OUR CANDIDATES.

AS seen by the above ticket thu
HERALD is pursuing the same fearless
independent course as heretofore
Principle rather than policy, men
"ather than party. Determined that
The Ring rule should be broken VT
nave been cautious in endorsing any
If the candidates, and we only do So
now upon the strength OF open avowels
ind written pledges which lead US
to believe that the affairs OF
our county will he administered in On
honest and efficient manner. Nj
Wheeler is the candidate fof Register
Of Deeds from Blaine township. W.
have never questioned his proficiency
but Simply his integrity and honesty
of Purpose, in the conduct ct the office
We are now satisfied. so far as pledge
to that effect can satisfy, that Mr.
Wheeler will endeavor to conduct the
affairs of the office in just and
equitable manner, seeking to serve TIL
best interests of the people, and will
therefore give him our hearty support
A member of the Legislature shoulG
he a man of uprlghtness and integrity,
one whom the nlonled corporations
and "Trusts" can not influence by the
payment of few dollars. He should
either be man with sufficient COM
petency for his needs or I; man with
no desire to become wealthy. W.
have often observed the mighty temp
tation there is to a poor man, in a
position of trust, to Stretch his con-
science, in the support Of a certain
measure and by so doing, gain for
himself good financial standing,
and place his family above want. And
we believe that men of principle with a
reasonable degree of wealth are the
safest men to pitt in places of public
trust. Ignatius Donnelly il. speaking
of Mr.. Merriam, candidate for Cover
nor of Minnesota, expresses our idea
when he says. "Mr. Merriam is rich
enough to be beyond temptation, for it
is hard for an empty sack to stand
upright" While our Candidate for
representative is not a wealthy
man, he is in such circumstances that
he will not be obliged to; trade his
votes for "a living or to keep Che Sheriff
from his door. We believe him to be
free from the Influence of such temp
tations and the only thing that need
influence his action will be a desire. to
serve his constituents well. We have
assurances that the Doctor will work
for the best interests Of the farmers
and labering classes OF his district.
II ne does not do thisth we will
remember him in the future. III the
language of Nj. Donuelly IF he goes
back on, US, the!l we cab, two years
from now all turn in ano, bury him
with the honors of war"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
FARMERS ELEVATOR.

/ notice that some farmers do not
understand the nature OF our Eleva-
tor. and Farmers Warehouses. They
do not act as though, they comprehend
ed the difference between the advance
made by the company to its members
unon the delivery OF their grain and
the price for which they sell it. abso~
,u,eiy to others. They act as though
thew had made a saving of so much,
if another. eompapy's buyer should
my one o. tyo cents more tnan tne
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
Railroad Time Tables.

A, =, 6. NJ. & st, r.
'''Nena-Fassangsr South at 1916 I'm.
Passenger North at 6lo m.
freight North at II :o5 a m.
yoo, Freight South at 8 10 p nj.
''>0eFet-Passenger North at :35 p m.
Passenger South at 10 10 III.
Passenger East at lo:lo. "a m.
Freight North at 1910 I'm.
Freight South at s :35 p m.
.rho. Freight Eastat 2:lj M.
,'r 't' Minnesota Passenger arrives ut 4:%
'''Sslt arrives st ,.:1o III.
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Washington Springs Seminary
Free Methodist Church.

WESSIN{TUN
the well
TREES
SQUE ROCKS made for the time that is
the
rolling prairie dutea with FARM
county.
to all to obtain little hhder
that aid forming Christian
Room provided who wish board in the building
vail
which conducted the of well regulated Christian households
March to the
X. rncpa,
Washington Springs,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
A. +. Il "A. M.
FRONTIER LODGE, No. 81.

ed communications. Friday evenings on
IRE the fill moon. Visiting brethren fra
invited Ia be present.
JAMES FERGUSON, W.. NJ.
r. GuNDERsoN. Secretary
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s. G.. e.

e.; e,..sSngton Springs Young Folks Society of
.;,,iah Endeav0r will meet each Tuesday
".lis AZ the NJ. l.. Church. Officers.
asuslinc LaPoint, !: President
ara smart. Vice President.
aiu smart Secretary.
H. Sturgess, Treasurer
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
J. 9. ". &. i. Il.

e,1er:.uld comtI Wet i meets #hen
d hy Executive Committee. H.
G: HALL. (Wcssington Springs, Pres.
IS l.. II. Blank. - Cor. Sec
IS Mas}ie Binford. Lynndale, Rec. Sec
IS, Totiiemire, Wess. Springs. Treas
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
I. o. o. f.

.singion springs Lodge No. 81, Meets every
lay night. Brothers of the order from,
lodges are cordially Invited toattend
d. saith. . n. G.
IN Nest. :. /. /: See
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19

For Register of Deeds
J. NJ. WHEELER.
For Treasurer
II. j. WALLACE.
For Sheriff
J. NJ. SPEARS.
For County Attorney
ALONzo CONVERSE.
For Probate Judge
ALBERT GUNDERsoN:
For Coroner
DR.. A. M. MATTHIAS.
For Surveyor
j. NJ. CoEBlN.
For Assessor
G. S. RlcHA1snsON.
For justices of the Peace
DIR. S. II. MELCMEE.
GEoSGE BATEszAN.
II. A. FRIck.
r. NANDERvENE.
For Constables-
WM. HUGuEs:
u. w. CLINN.
JOHN kUCiI.
ROBERT FLAGG.
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si4|75, allowed at
* B Blosserfor printing and Station.

sl4lss5, allowed at 100,
IL * Blnsserfo printing and Stntion.
PIC.
i1akota Bell Publishing Go. 1 Cur re-
eort and 1Odoz blanks, H.T
81 u. Hacke;t. forl blank case for
srCpate Court blanks. SEC
hiwen and KihgsburS, far blanks, 12,N
go. Rarnard 4 Co. for supplies o,o!,
s. "sd0Z. blanks 5,Os
TIL. Null, payable to Perkins Bros,
sS1rpist Attorney blanks, 1922
llnwaril1g Bros and Mcdonald for
Es0#and ha,ihg 14a5
sst NJ. Spears, five bills for s14.a0 S3l-
10 80 10 and 1890 respectively
Nlsticc's Quarterly report Of John II.
F4anfs' accepted and warrantstrder-
N ttrawn tor the Justice fees 81, 90 and
i94Tsheritf fees sG..o
Ront' of l. S. Binford as CO. Sllpt. IF
ssflPois approved
3 tfsl q ..ommis sloner john Grant fs.i
r days services and mileage 1880
Bill Of commissioner j. sickfcr fo,i 5
avs services aha mileage 1861
On motion the board adjourned I'm
iii O'Clock A. NJ. October 3rd. 1855,
8 o'clock A. NJ, October, Bird, 1883
Messrs Seeker and Grant present.
S. II. Melcher appeared before the
commissioners and requested that
hey require the Probate Judge and
Clerk OF Court to keep their records
IN the vault at the court house.
Poll tax of George Pratt for $3.50
t"fmted an order given for Warrant
. be drawn for that amount.
An error Of S3,l7 having been mad.
by the assessor in adding the assessment
# G. NJ. Hopkins for personal tax Of
1887, the clerk was Instructed to draw
!, warrant for S3,l1 in his favor.
Board adjourned Until Nov. 18th,
1888.
Attest; j. S1cKLEn,
Il. n. Loomis, Chairman pro TEN.
County Clerk.
By May ]. Gundersdn, Deputy.
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II: Z Church.

ryires are held each Sabbath as follows
4ay o school at 10 o'fl1ck a; nj. Preachint
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
!. Charles Vessey :. -. -. -. Pastor.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
1. o G. i.

PADDOCK Lodge No, 100 mpets every
iArs,iay evening, at its, rooms in the court
Sc, with the following Ut1fters:
campbell. tniti Templar,
pnir French. Vice Tempiar
/ St'lryess, Secretary.
H! 1'ot1iemirc, Treasurer
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
F. M. chulirch.

|snices at the Seminary. Preaching every
PEn'th IT +. Nj. Prayer meeting every
Faiesday evening at O'Clock. All are invi-
q. C. COFFEE.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
w. c. T. U.
w. c, S:

b, Washington Springs White Cross Society
rs the first Tllestlay in each month. with
following corps OF officers:
Linn, Blank. President
90. j. X. Freeland, Vice President
FRAN Coffee. Secretary.
" Thompson, Treasurer
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
COUNTY OFFICERS.
G.. A. r.

~ q. {. Ord; Post. No. %. meets at Wes-
roI! Springs every Saturday on or before
M, moon of each month.
?, Pierce ..................C Commander.
10, Bolton ..................Se Sen. Vice Com,
Il. Jarrett. ..............Q Quarter Master.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
J. G. A. &. I. S.

he principal place of business Of the ,Ierauld
MY Agricultural n Industrial Society, is
snglon Springs.
", lllll 1850. PRESIDENT
". Thomas. ..... . Secretary
Il. Cummings Treasurer
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-10-19
J. q. F. A.

d ,icraultl County Farmers Alliance hold.
He1ings at the court HOttse in washington
ms.
rsIey Erowhcll :. !. -. presidtn,
J. A M,si sssrets Mse and Eaifor
V. Martin :. ). :. :. County Lecturer