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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

PORT or RICHMOND. ssrrsxsxs q lisa
AHsrvEp.
schooner Thomas Clyde. Frazier. Bangor. ics.
schooner Frank q. Dow. Kelley. xsnnssss.
sen n ososrs v. 1ndsrsoa, Gale. Roaaoss
cement, Warner Moore.
SAILED
Steamer ARIEL. Dsyo. Norfolk. unitsd $500
msiL merchandise. and pssssnger~ L y fessns
agent
PoRr or NEWPORT NEWS eByfuxr1nA ~
lBy rstsgraphl
Amnxyan
steamer on poutnsss. cooea. E,cAnss1, -
nailed for New york, nkerrhandio4
schooner Q. u. vslsnsins Gotta Nerfo,k. -
''s schooner >. u. Kssaas. P'rAr. BssssA =
load coal
ssneonss 9 & rasp. rsaro~ xsv Ten. lssA-
= -: we vulAnA sssssA mo- xsrs.
loadsd With oook
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Destructive cyclone.

TBy toIegraph . the DlsOatcn.l
HAVANA, September 5.-The expected
cyclone struck the island near Sagua and
reached Havana about midnight. Several
vessels foundered off the coast, and two
sailors were drowned. Many persons
were injured. Many street-lamps. walls,
trees, fences, etc., were blown down. and
much damage was done to the wharves,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Nothing onseiaI frsn China.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

wAsHNaTos, September 5-The De-
partment OF State has received Q tele-
gram from Mr.. DENLY, United States
Minister to China. in response TO an in
quiry from Washington to the effect that
be has no positive information in regard
to the action OF the Chinese authorities
respecting the treaty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Democratic Campaign Opened In
wisconsin.
graph to the Dispatch.l

10y 5otokIoFI 10 tu7 D1oPHFV"sI
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, September 81
William F. Villas, Secretary Of the Inte-
rior, opened the Democratic campaign
in Wisconsin tonight with q speech at
the West-Side Turn Hall. The juneau,
Jefferson, and Jackson clubs, represent
ing the Democratic organizations OF
three divisions Of the city, escorted him
TO the hall, where there was an audience
of about 100 persons. The members
of the Ladies' Democratic Club occupied
seats on the stage, as did leading Demo
Gratis from various parts Of the state in
attendance upon the Democratic State
Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Murder Trsa, Continued.
rsnaciAl telegran 70 the Dispatch-I

NoxroLK, September 6.-This after
noon the trial OF John F. Evans for the
murder of Peter j. Mclean was con-
timed till the November term OWING 10
The absence OF an important witness.
The case Of John I. Lewis, indicted
"A an accessory before the fact 70 tne
murder of Peter J. Mclean, was also
continued TO she November term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Fatal CuttIng on chisee'esxue'

TCDCUIEI
ONANoocK, Va, September ga diff
ficnlty occurred on Chincoteague island
sunday night in which an old feud be-
tween William Nedab and Taylor, two
colored men. was revived. High words
ensned and Nedsb finally drew long
d;rk. Knife and stabbed Taylor. inficting
n wound which will cause his death. Ne
dab was captured and lodged In the
county iail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
aaad Purchase.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

WAsHSeros, September 5.--The bond
offerings at tho Treasury to-day sggre-
gated 81, 235, 900. The Secretary ac-
cepted 81, 600, 600 Zone bid) 4 per cents
registered at 100, $1,000, 600 registered
AIS in one bid, and $4,000 4t's in
another at 1861. The total acceptance
was Sc. $50. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
a Ten and oenee-Dea,er Falls.

New YORK, September 5.-James P.
Bennett, retail tea and coffee -dealer at
65 yesey street and DOS Third avenue,
to-day filed general assignment to
James f. Becker. Preferences are given
to twenty creditors, the aggregate being
Sd. 329,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Renublican stete Nomlnntions.

DENVER, September 5.-The Republic
can State Convention met here to-day
and nominated on the fifth ballot for
Governor J. A. Cooper, of Denver, and
William G. Smith for Lieutenant Gov
ernOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
EAsE-BALL
The RicbmOnds Bent she stoUmans
lintOn Club.

Union club.
The RichmoIds met the Stowmans
Union Club yesterday evening for the
FIRST Of a series OF three games and came
out victorious. The Richmonds had
little hopes OF defeating so strong a
team. But the battery work Of La
touche and Luck and the centre-feld
playing of Jones and the frst-bsse play
ing OF O'Rourke did the work for the
home boys. The Stowmans will present
their strongest battery in to-day's game.
They will arrive from Baltimore this
morning. Below is the score in full
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
west Virginia sons or Temperance
special telegram TO the Dlspssch.I

Especial telegram 10 the DispatchI
CHARLrsroN, w. Va. September s.
The Grand Division of Sons Of Temper
ance met in annual session in this city
to-day. The order ia in healthy con-
dition. In the last six months there has
been gain OF two divisions and ninety
five members. Officers were elected rs
follows Grand Worthy Patriarch. Rev.
]. Edgar Wilson, of Union, Monroe
county; Grand Worthy Associate, w.
p. Campbell, of Charleston Grand
Scribe. j. Henry Overholt, of Frankfort,
Greenbrier county Grand Sentinel, M.
@. Scott, OF Buffalo; Grand Chaplain,
William II. Overholt, of Hillsboro', Poca-
hontas county. Representatives to the
National Division OF North America at
Saratoga Springs. N. Y. next July were
elected rs follows: Jesse Jones, past
grand worthy patriarch N. i. Mohler,
last grand worthy associate; Rev. j.
Edgar Wilson, grand worthy patriarch
and w. p. Campbell, grand worthy asso-
ciate.
Anderson, Monroe county, was selected
ss the place for holding the next semi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. SALfruvRS AND Hyca.
n0sp STOCK yxcGAHesA
Grain. Provision. Cotton. fobsss@ Tas.
psatfns Resin. rsE saA
Peanut Markssa
nr taIesrspn o .ns plsp..ch.l

NEW YORK. September 6-The stock market
was iess sctive. and whiie generally strong. vas
subjected 10 several fractional sct-bccks, Nnich
gave Il somewhat IA unsettled appearance. Inc
result OF tc-day's trading, however, "a to leave
most all Of the active list historically higher tnan
last evening. though mostly for small fractions
Altogether there was much less snap 70 mo
dealings. but London was stiil purchaser. ana
the demand for stocks continued. which mate
rally advanced quotations. though the Interest
was centred In a few stocks more than WAS
usual Of late. Erie securities were more proml-
nent than for some time aud buying In the SUCK
more spirited. The most marked movement
among the active list, however. was IN missouri
Pacific, which, while les-isctlye than many OF the
liet. WAS bid up by . few brokers and the proc
well maintained 70 the last host OF the stocks
which have been prominent OF late-such as
Union Pacific, 81. Paul, Western Union. me coal
stocks, aud the Northern Pacific groupe-sere
all active, but toe dealings developed no SPECIAL
features. Among the low-priced shares ONO
ami Mississippi was conspicuous for poth
strength and activity, tho splendid crops alons z
the line OF the road being given 50 stimulsnng
cause for tho new demand. Chesapeake ana
Norfolk and Western preferred were siso con-
spicuons Total sales, 13i 100 shares
hEW YORK, September Neon. Stocks duli
and firm. Money easy stiaih. KIchanee-Lon9
<o5k short, sSSL. Governments dun and steady.
Erening.-Bxcnange quiet snd strong. Money
easy Of lalh per cent sub-TressGry bslsnces-
Coin. Sl5s.d6g.0C0; currency, se).@3s.o0c. GOV
ernments steady and nrm; per cents, NtH;
~ per cepte. 1866. State bonds n elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Fire Loss.

WASHINGTON, September 5.-F. A.
Belts planning aud saw-mill was burned
this evening. Loss estimated at $20,-
900 partly covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
BALTIMORE sroCK MARKrr.

BALTIMORE, September 5-yirginia Ga consoli-
dated. in; pastdue coupons, "a; do iO-4Os,
35'. do. new Us. 65N. BID today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Nh, September A-Cotion nomi-
nat: middling. lOHc. Flour fairly active aud
nrin. Whest-Southern firm: Fultz, ysc.ssi.0i.
Longberry. gacasl.0} western easy; No win
ter red, spoL % ag' &C.: September. " ay>c.
October ps. a9g',c. December, tL0i aafioitc
Corn-Southern steady: white. pa51c. yellow,
55a56Ec; western dull and nominal, mixed.
spot, SAC; September. 03c /: January. 46isaie &c.
Oats steady: Southern snd Pennsylvania, pa
&c western white. f,a9fc. western mixed. ga
snc. Rye firm Of 59a6lc. Hay dull and hesy:
prime TO choice western N6afidO. Provisions
active snd Arm. Butter steady: creamery. ga
glc. kggs steady ~ i6Nal1 Petroleum urn
refined. 7kc. Coffee nrm: kIO cargoes. lar,
nkaifNc. Sugar active aad nrm: A soft. &c:
copper-rennei nun az l5sai5Ac whiskey
steady AZ Al. 2fAfl ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

VouI
We quots: Ffus. $lsoaSz,3; mpernns. sa75s
sas5 extra 81 soasl73; family, siss<5o; psssns
family, country, ~ 75a3A2a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06

Gardner declared out on foul hiL
Struck Embellishments. s. Stowmsns Unions.
q Plies caught-StowmnDs Unions, g; Rich
monds, Q. Base on balls-Richmonds, 3; Stow
mans Unions, 9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. September 8. 1854
nFrgRfaca

wHELr.-white, % bushels fair at soc. Long
$500 bushels very good at s.0i: 80 bushels VERY
good at 81: IS bushels very good AZ &C.; ioc
bushels common ~ S0c Mixed. $500 bushels
very good al 81 ; so bushels good at 6e. Short
prime az 81; 90 bushels very good at 99c.: liz
bushels very good at Csc. \; % bushels yery
good at g7c 10 bushels good at &C.; 60s bushels
good at Csc 40 bushels fair at &C.: ~ bushels
fair 81 92c.: ~ bushels Common at boc. Total
sales OF wheat, 7.s74 bushelz
Offerings to-day OF wheat 7,E4 bushels; same
day last year. 5,s34 bushels. Sales today Of
wheat. 1874 bushels: same day last year, s0sC
bushels Offerings 50 far tbis season, sss.i5t
bushels: same time last year. al2C36 bushels.
Rxtreme range Of pricos to-day, Sc. 10 8.
on private TERMS Same time last year, IS TO Sc.
CoRx.-white. 5s5 bushels worry good 81 Sc.
.OAr9-Springs "a bushels common on private
tnrmA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
RICHMOND sreCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY,. September 5. 1854
SALEs.-YIRsT B0ARD.--I,0OO Richmond city
As stiO0: $500 Virginia new IS al 65A, 1890 do.
at G5H; 1900 do. a. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
ST. LOUIS.

Vic. hgg8 steady Al lbNalh. Petroleum Nn;
refined. 7kc. CoGee nrm; klo cargoes TAR,
i41aitXc. Sugar active aad nrm: A soft. re:
copper-rsnnei frn az ljhal5Ac. Whisky
steady as tls6atL&
ST LOUIS
sr. LOUIS September 6.-Flour qule, and
steady. Wheat Cast steady; options irrega-
lar: No red each, sikc..: september. a5.c.:
October. 95s as5Ac. Cora higher cash. liailsc.;
September, Nsc: October. i0i.aUhc. Oats
easier: cash, &3h a24 &c September sica ~
tober. 2iHc. asked. whiskey steady at ti.iA
Provisions quiet aad easier. PORK. STAIRS.
Dry.salt meats-Shoulders. t7.7j: lougs aud rih-.
o.; shortclesr, f9sA BscOn-Shoulder., $50.
longs and ribs. te.50ats.55; shortclear. t9S
Lard, taSOai9.G7H.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, september 6-Flour strong.
Wheat firm; No q red noe. Corn etrong No
miKed, &c. Oats weak; No. Z mixed, E5a2dc.
Pork 1rm at fih Lard strong AZ s9A Bulk
meats IN fair demand. Bacon steady; short
clears, $40. WhsSey steady ~ STA Hogs
higher; common aud light. ioa!Gi0; butchers
and packing. s6si6s5.
wILMNGToN
wmxNaros, n. c.. september h-Turpen-
tine steady AZ So Rosln dun; strained. ne.
good strained. 7gkc. Tar nrm atti.i0 Crude
turp.ntino hrm; hard. 81; yello"-dip and vsT-
gin. $3.50.
LOUISVILLE. September 6--Grain aud pro-
fhlbua uuiuhutfa
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. September A-Turpentne quiet
sJkc R0sin quiet; good strained, 7Jc.
SAVANNAH.
sAvAYSAH, September h-Turpentine urn ~
3lHc. Rosin steady ati5c.
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURE[
NEW YORK, September a-CO'ton-Not r..
! ceipts none: gross receipts, 2.gs5 bales Futures
closed quiet and steady sales. ~ 90 bales sep
tember, s9.62aSs -, October. 81. 6Jsfaet Novem-
| ber. tQelas9 f5; December s08SefAB8. Jsnlary.
| 50. 73ata7l. February, fesiaiAS2; March, tahya
$3.50 April, S9.9sass0s: May, ti10jaslO.O6
June. si0.l3sti0A; July. sl1isati0s0
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
[keported for the Dispstch.l
SEPTEMBER 5.-Markst drm. Prime. 3ka3kc.;
extra prime 3hc.; fascy. a.: common. iya
2Ac. shellod, skssHe. Spanish. glc.; fac-
tory hand picked. 5kasc. 1here ls very litile or
DO demand for Spanish. Intelligence from
southampton aud lsle OF Wight states that tho
recent rains have greatly improved the growing
crop. 49, -.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MAREET.
iRsportsd for the Dspstch.l
SETTLEMENT 5-The market Is 0rmer to-day,
with good demand for the better grades. Prime,
SHa3sIc.; extra prlms, 3sa3kc; fancy. 4.
1 here we're sales OF sO SACKS On private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-06
Cotton xfPoAe

Market quiet
MODELLING. iokc-
Low nlppLfs0, 9 f3-f5c.
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
MAIL AND STAGE LINES.

ponsocket and Washington Springs,
Drives At washington Springs. :. 80 80 4 4 n n
eaycs Washington Springs :. :. s:M oo !, ~ ~
Fffcs al Woonsocklt !. "'o Az
essington Springs and White Lake, 9;
tayes Washington spr's, NJ. W. +. AT s:o sn = n n
tayys "ss crow ~ UfqM naks LAKE ii. +. 90
ny, rNss at Wesslngt9n sp,s D>, fake t;eS Stage. e.
hnkinton and Washington Springs,
tcaHeS Plankinton Teu's. j. Fr'S at S:oo oo n n
rlyes AZ Washington Sp's. T.. Z: .. 5:M oo I N N
leaves Wessngton Sp's. We'd. Erie. s:S 100 !. n n
frflvcs at PlankintOn e g g 4:oo Ah
Washington S-rings and Miller,
krayes Washington Sp's Mon. Fri at oo No = : NJ N
HrrNes at Miller :. &, g. 5:uo ! ~
leaves Miller Tie. Silt. ). :O a = ~ ~
fEf!Yrs at Washington sps.u f" g ':oo :"
I'Eo \. PRICE, Proprietor.
aterbury and Washington Springs,
Leaves Waterbury. Dailv st 100 A NJ
Arrives at Washington Springs ). TOO !, n n
EraHeS ErleS Washington Springs !. :. i:W, u = n n
k'!flHes at Waterbury q 0,'o ! w
r. 7 Jones. Proprietor.
PR. BARRETT. ?. NJ.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
THAT DOODLE SHERIFF.


1t is with profound regret that
the readers of the HERALD, who form
erly thought you almost perfection Gn
the way Of honest politics) have no.
ticed your late lapse from the line
of duty to your county. You, tbs edi-
tor Of the "HERALp", whom we fond
ly thought stood between US and fraud,
are now worse than silent over one Of
the most stupendious cases of fraud,
robbery, and political dishonesty that
ever disgraced Il free people. Were it
not for the editor of the True Republi-
can coming to our assistance and open
ing our eyes to this last fearful piece
Of Official corruption, we would feel
that we were indeed in sorry plight.
But thank fortune, we have in the True
Republican Il paper willing and anx-
lous to inform the dear people of every
official act of corruption or negligence
that takes place in our county. Let
the HERALD take back seat in the fu-
ture. 1t grieves me to thus write you
and show you your shortcomings, but
how can l neglect so plain duty. Did
you imagine my dear sir that the peo-
pie were blind, and could not see
through Mr.. Spears attempt to defraud
our county? In a long article he tries
to hoodwink the people by telling them
that he spent three hours with MIR.
Loomis in going over the latters min
utes of the commissioners proceedings,
as well as every other place where it
would seem possible some clue could
be found to show whether he-Spears-
really did draw pay from the county,
as we'll as from Mr.. Tarble in the st
Clair case. But our careful county
Clerk was TOO willy for our doodle Sher-
iff, and they were not to be found-at
that time. Did you ever see such bra
zen effrontery before? An officer after
defrauding the people, gong boldly to
the Clerks office, to see ii the records
contained proof Of his villainy. Why
Mr.. Editor that surpasses in etfrontery,
even the Doodle alderman of New York
city and Chicago. or even our late la
mnnted county Treasurer. They did
not have the hardihood to investigate
the records to see it they condemned
them. There is one strange feature in
this case. Why did not Mr.. Spears af-
ter making his enormous haul, skip
and Join the american Colony, COM
posed of Doodle aldermen, bank telleIs
and presidents, defaulting treasurers,
etc, in Canada. 1t appears our treas
nrer did not carry off his swag, but is
now doing honest work as a fireman in
the far northwest. Rumor says that
our late Treasurer was within six miles
of the county seat only few weeks
ago. But then the instructions 30 the
Sheriff were, when that warrant of ar
rest was given, put the county to nj
expense" Those issuing the warrant
were evidently anxious to have it exc
cuted? Remember Mr. Editor that th'
above are matters Of record, and fur
ther remember, that the people know
that records don't lie"
A Former Admirer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
Railroad Time Tables.

G. NJ. & st, +.
al lpena-passengcr South at 10: H.
Passenger North at 6:lo H.
Freight North at :25 a III.
Freight South at $40 p III.
Observation-Disclosures North at i 80 p H.
Passenger South at 1o:lo H.
Passenger East at 10 10. d ILL.,
Freight North at 1910 a III.
Freight South ut 535 p III.
Freight East at 2:1' a M.
'Hhern ..;inu;.slt;. Passenger arrives III u"
= Freight arrives at = 10 III.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
IERAULD COUNTY FAIR.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

For best spring colt sired in 1887 the
following premiums are offered, VIZ:
CIV Martin of Waterbury,, s'-o'oo
" n Hill of Waterbury,
= G Cummings Of Media, looe
NJ A CummiI gs of Media, lo'oo
j, Madden Of Media, Ao''o
a Maginis of Media, ,ooo
4 r Easter of Cherry fornorman lo.oo
4 B Easter Of Cherry, trottlng' IVY w
Thomas Of Cherry, ooo ooo
Albert Il Wiley Of Cherry. 'ooo
OG.SOF Woodruff OF Alpena,
Premiums tor best number OF
good colts Zoo
,,or second best number '''0'
For third best uuulDer o'o'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
Washington Springs Seminary
reeMeth0dist istChurch.

of the WESSlNGION
well and eant" Bre q cqPfry IN Int pT
EsQJE for hetime that it is but few os
to the praie -,
Still farther fine rolling prairie dotted with farm
nain to natural advantages benefit being
a prohibition county.
Of afording an opportun
little possible and under n
ence hatw woud in forming Christian character
Room provided wish TO board the building and thus
OF
the plan of well regulated CHRISTIAN hoseh"
March End Ihe spring
March closes June l4th
information address, d. ~ FRiE-NND
Washington Springs 'e'au'o w. oa"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
S. G. E:

|essington Springs Young Folks soGietya pt y
lstan Endeavor will meet each luesoaS
ping at the NJ. +. Church. Officers.
Era Smart Vice President.
pN Smart Secretary.
l.. atl!r.eSS, Ireasllfef
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14

Don't forget the barbecue and camp
fire of the soldiers at the fair, a beef
and pig roasted whole and standing on
their legs. Come and see them roasted
on the fair grounds, in the forenoon Of
the second day.
The old army veterinary surgeon, DR..
King, of Htron will be at the fair, and
we may expect him to tell us about the
onble horse. as well as do any work
needed. "'
All of the best high grade stations
of Jerauld county will be on the fair
grounds with their best colts.
Professor Cass will be on the fair
grounds with his picture gallery every
day Of the fair.
several, twenty-five hundred dollar.
thoroughbred stations, will be at our
fair.
Remember the Township and family
champion prize offers for best exhibit
G W Hill, President,
a 4 l Society
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14

Next regular meeting of the county
Council, first Saturday in October at I
o'clock p m at the count house in NNes-
sington Springs.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
j. G, Vi. G. Z. y.

Jeraula County We T. U meets when
~. Executive Committee. ,.oa
N. c. Hall, 'tWessington Springs, Pres' es
Matte Binford, I.ynndale. Rec; Sec.
,Totlicmife, Wess. springs, Treas Is
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14

How many townships az , going to
compete for the prize to be given to the
township making the best display?
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
FARMERS ALLIANCE.

:. This department of the nERA ~ is under the
direction direction ct the Jerauld County Council of
FARMERS Alliances =,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14

Don G Needham says he hopes to
have Mr.. Conklin at our Alliance heal
quarters one day of the fair. He is one
of the best speakers, and his presence
will insure large turnout.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
I. 9. Q. F,

mr,0, 5pr,ngs Lodge No. 81, Meets every
" Initft, Brothers Of the order. from
slses aic cordially invited to attend, -
smith. 80. ~: S W.
West =. o1e'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
cc17NrY OFFICERS.
g. A. r.

p . Ord, Post, No. 60. meets at Wes-
y !. sor;ngs y every Saturday on or r'beforc
Imoon \ NOE oi each month";
pierce u ........... .sh'.. ..Co!lillstIiuef,
;;,iI,i,nn ;inan Sen. Vice Com,
flarra,il ftrarr..,l. Quarter Master.
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w. G, S.

wessington Springs White Gross Society
Tie first TuesdaI in each month, with
in,,> K,nl, ~ President.
j. K Frrelond Vice President.
am Coffee, SecIe.atS.
Thompson. ireasurel'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
f. NJ. Church,

yires at the Seminary. preaching every
alh at $ r. NJ. Prayer meeting ever!
MeSday evening ut so'cloik: An are ii'l-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14
a, z. & A. M.
'p0NrrER LODGE, No. 81.

, Communications. Friday evenings on
n u me (ul u,oon,, Visiting brethren fra
, invited to DE present. ~,
No. JAMES FERGUSON, W.. NJ.
rG,iSDERSOS, Secretary
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14

Owns and operates nearly 5OG5 miles OF thor
oughly equipped road in Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa. Missouri, Minnesota and Dakota.
IL is the Dest Direct Route between
all principal. points in the North
west, Southwest and Far west.
For maps, time tables, rates of passage and
freight, etc, apply to the nearest station agent
of the Chicago, Milwaukee T. st. Paul
Railway, or to amy Railroad Agentanywhere
in the World.
Genera, Manager. Geill Pass and ,Ikt. Agt.
j. r. Tucker, Geo. n, HeaHord,
Asst Gel,'l Manager. Asst GEM lass
and Tiki. Agt
MIII,WAuKEE. WISCONSIN.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-09-14

Send word by letter, by postalcard or
by telegram to your friends in the east
to be sure and come to Dakota this fall
and by no means fail to call their atten-
ton to the fact that Jerauld countys
fair comes off at Washington Springs
September Goth.