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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-24
NOTICE.

Summens-R Relief Complaint Flied.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, /.
Fifth Judicial District. 4"
In the District Court iR and for Brown CouRty.
Chaplin c. Wiswell, Plaintiff,
vs.
NJ. Jane Wiswell, Defendant.
The Territory Of Dakota sends greedting: To NJ.
Jane WiSwell. Defendant--You arc hereby sum
moned and required to answer the complaint Of the
above named plaintiff, a copy Of which Is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy Of your answer
upon the subscribers az their Office in Aberdeen,
Brown county, Dakota, within thirty days after the
service Of this summons on you, exclusive Of ths day
of such service, ant IL you fail 70 answer this com
plant within that time, the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demaRded in the complaint.
Dated at Aberdeen, Brown County, ID. T., this
nth day Of July, 1883.
FARNHAM & L.USE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
l hereby certify that a copy Of the summons and
complaint is the foregoing aciion were filed in my
Office at Aberdeen, Brown County, Dakota, on the
Iath day Of July, 1885,,
Il. X. LODEWIcK,
Clerk Of the District Court. Brown County, Dakota.
7-9o-7 By CHAs. l.. B~kocKwAY, Deputy.
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Land 0fDcs x Aberdeen. OAK. Jnly OH. 4ssb.
Notice : hereby given thar The following named
settler has Hlcd notice 81 his iniention 10 make fnai
proof n rapport oE his elaim, and fh9t aid proof
Will he made before chs register IL receiver 81 nc.
Y. =. Land QHce "A Aberdeen. OAK. on Sept. sih.
1888 VIZ pasid Lcbahn.
H ID No 1914. IN die n-WA see 3o4twn. tsf.
faneeNto, S-N HanSs the foiioNine Witnesses ii
pfoFt Bis e0G naoas rssiFtner upnaand eatuyaa3n
IF faid land EaIfrd Mauser. 5oGeh AL
Mfkef, Ales Sntdh AnA sgfe1 Harsn All "a 81
Herhsn. @
q y Naff atptaef
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-08-24

faad Office at Aberdeen, Oak, August o, 1885,
Notice Is hereby given that me following named
seltler has fed notice OF his i~ntcBiion 70 make final
homestead proof ii support D fhr claim and that said
proof will Be made hsfore the register 0rrrceivcr Of
he us. land office "a Aberdeen. OAK, % Scpteta-
seg 18th. 1885, Wis
Friacr1k Hbfehard,
Hid. a096. for The s-sv}S section al, town 1at.sranfe
81. He names the following Witnesses Is prove bis
continnous residence upon and cultivation d said
Laird. VII; Iohu Smith - heodores Evans. George
N. III, Harris, Register.
Brown Bros, Auys.
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Land Ofsce at Aberdeen, Oak, Aug. 10th, 1888.
Notice is hereby given thar the following nassed
settler has filed notice 81 his intention 70 make final
proof IN suppan Of his claim, and thas
said prsof will be made before the register OF re-
ceiv~T ofthe Y. :. Land t,ahce az Aberdeen, OAK.
on October sth, 1853, viz:
julia McMahon. Formerly JaIia Jones No 1910
for the n-wA sec. 10, twp, isf, range 6s. She names
the foilowing witnesses To prove her continuous
residence upon, and cultivation 81, said land. viz:
kenj. Flint, Albert TaRhehiI, John Erickson and
Peter ID. Sollie, all Of Warner. OAK
n. III. HARRIs, Register.
Brown Bios. Any,s.
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Pleasant Ridge.

Mr., Dickson, of Altoona, made a short
visit at the Ridge on Monday.
OMr. Culver arrived from Roscoe last
week to assist ChaS. Sayer III harvest.
O. II. HoiIein purchased a tne two
year-Old-colt OF Eugene Tutthill.
Mrs. Lott visited : few DAYS with her
daughter, returning home Saturday
evening.
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Land ORicc al Aberdecen, OAK, Aug goth, 1888.
~sett,Ier M flea notice 81 hiS intention ~ MAJ final
homestead prosf IN support Of his claim, and thar
said proof wilsbe made before the register or receiver
of the u. >. Land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, on
October s III, 1883, VIZ:
James +. Anderson, lid No t8sz
for the n-cl4 sec. 9. twp. III, range o.. lie names
lie following Witnesses 70 prove his continuous resi-
'dcnc< npea. and cultivation OF. said lsHd. VIZ.
Jasper Bostwfck. Thomas r. fryer and Jacot
Angstmzn, Of Gem, and SusAn Benson, Of verdon,
OAK.
n. II. HARKls, Register.
brown Bros, Atty's.
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Land O1ice al Aberdeen. OAK, August q. 1888.
Notice * hereby given thar The following neni%d
setf CT has filed notice 81 bS i~ngeution - make final
Homestead proof ia support Of his clajm and thnf
proof~ilhe mkde before the register Or receiver 81
he II s.. fAnd 0ficc a ABERDEEN, Iltk ..Oh 0ctoS
Der s1st. 1855, viz.
J5tn ~, Ningoc.
HID. NJ. go. Waiefrswn series. for The s-w section
rs. Town la. fapee "a. He names the following
witnesses % prove his confnuouk residcncr upvn and
eulssasion y sad lgad, VII Asa Dayton, hegEy
Kundeifs DAB.
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land ONre al Aberdecn, OAK. July sofh. 1881
Naf6e Is hereby given thar the following named
ssuleF has iled notice ofhis iniepnon 10 make iinal
hamesttad pso0f is snfasssi 81 his elaimc and Thar
sstt uropf @iH 81 made before thc reaiacr or re-
ceixcf II he Us Land oince q AberdfN Dex
81 S&pt efh. 1883. Wiz
William HnrninK,
Isl the a.MM sec. 10. twp. III. sanee1s. He 1anss
Ithe sollownae Witnesses d prove hts sVnd An1ns
fssiaenct ufsoa md cuitt4ien N. said ianf viz;
Elaiia G. Hnllh, Theodore Ektnt 44d lFxaHt
ksmde "a Mansfcid, ana = Neia.sct ~ arf
|Baf
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Bible Society Notice,

. There will be an anniversary meet.
ing of the Brown County Bible Society
at Aberdeen, Sunday, Sept. 9th 1898
The district SUPERINTENDENT. will De
present and a full attendance is de,
sired
Thel superintendent requests that
collections be ,akcn in the various
churches of the county and the pro
ccedS sent to the treasurer, +. II,
Hagerty, of Aberdeen, before the date
Of the meeting.
K. l.. Brown, Secretary.
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Final Proof Notices.

NOTICE-Afidavits or publication of allIewa
notices published In The SUN can be obtain
ed st IIsgarty n MARBLES Bang, Aberdeen
SC 10.
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SUNBEAMS.
Halp is scarce.

many OF our FARMERS are lhIOuBH
cutting gram.
Hon. A. W. Pratt, of Aberdeen, was
in town Wednesday.
TheI tin roof is being laid on DIR.
Cocks drug store.
A. NJ. Geary made TIE Sun a pleas
ant cali Thursday.
Miss Anna Burke visited friends in
Aberdeen this week.
j. L. Lavigne has been harvesting on
his farm this week.
Gee. III. Getman marketed the first 20
cent wheat this season.
Miss Belle Dildine has a number of
fine singer canaries for sale.
Fred Fisher has purchased a fine new
safe-a good sign of prosperity.
Steam threshers fill the AIR with their
busy hum from early morn till night.
A horse owned by f. Anderson died
after being driven to Aberdeen on Mon
day
JAS. Bassett tested his new machine
Tuesday a the rate Of four bushels per
minute.
u q. Turner and c. j. C. Macleod
attended the convention at Watertown
This week.
Mrs, p. X. Willis returned this morn
ing from her visit to her parents at
Necedah, Wis.
+ II Noble and Louis .Beiley, OF. the
st. CroixLumber-Co., were i'm town on
business yesterday.
Mrs Peter Wheelahan, of Necedah,
Wis, arrived Wednesday on a visit to
friends and relatiues.
Fl u Payne began threshing Monday
and threshed 1000 bushels Of grain
petty good for a starter,
MI. and Mrs. II. + Kidd have returned
from Ionia, Mich, to visit their
farm in Rondell township.
u II smith, Of Newhopc, was in
town Thursday supplying the people
with vegetables an ends
Mrs Gilbert and daughter Emma
left last Monday morning ON a visit to
friends and relatives in Wisconsin.
Nj, aud Mrs. Townsend, Of Kaiama-
no, Mich, arrived Thursday morning
on a visit 10 their SON, J g Townsend.
John Williams arrived "Wednesday
morning from N~ecednh, Wis, to at.
tend 70 his extensive farming interests.
9 +. Winis,. 81 Milwaukee, wis.
visited relatives ini Warner this week.
He vas more than surprised at the
growth Of The town.
Melvin Cole late Of Warner. II run
nlnga kerosene wagon iii Seattle, w
I and as ha II the first and only one
ii the business ne is doing well.
Box soelables for the benefit Of Rev.
McGee will be held al Rondell on We'd
nepday eresing and ID the Forkner
ehool house On Friday evening.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. X. Beebe, Oh Abcr
deem, passed through town TneFdas
on sheiF way to Ronlell, where they will
visit fora time with their PARENTS
The first load Of new wheat was
brought IN Monday BY S s Munson
*a graded No. ? northern, brought
80 eeas and was hid IN by a. 5 Cheese
bro
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NGWhOpe

Wheat in this yicinicy is nearly all
cut.
Green cucumbcrs and collie are fash
iOnable now.
Miss Carrie HOfmastrr is he-c from
Iowa visiting relatives.
Mr.. Vanderhoof, Of Wisconsin, was
a visitor at o. HOtmaster's last week.
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ES1G0ice " sbetdecn Oak. Juiv iath 49,
Aoiice =. .nefpy given that the f~ollowise asaasd
settler has fled notice Of MS Intention . MAKE 6sa3
honesteaa pseofin support pf his claim, and that
said proof willhc mgda before me roe,s1er N
ceiyes efth< us, Lard Qtncc a. Aberdeen, pax.
On Sepitabcf 1efh. ISIS .Vist
PrterlEs Kreksoa.
~ 70 oQ7ff ~ fhtyStfA VI and nN 3s8t
sec ~, Twp 1925 range ~ ehs n4Yas th3 foleN}k
Tit.qeg ~ pEote MS foosfaaens fssdente a0o6
and caluy aliop 0f said iaad viz Al Es HaasEa
- h s4Haeu, Peter Hsittfsqr and S N&tia4n
all az Bath, lbAN
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-09
Miscellaneous and Foreign.


In 1880 the Liberal League of Gin
cinnatti celebrated the anniversary OF
Tom Paine's birthday, at Robinson's
Opera-house. The two leading speak
ers for the occasion were avowed
atheists of the most pronounced type.
The house was densely packed with
the greataudience, and the proceedings
and the speeches were fully reported
in the daily press Of the, city. It will
doubtless seem very strange, but it is
nevertheless true, that both of the
speakers of that occasion have since
been converted to Christ and the doc
trines of Christianity, and one of them
has become a Methodist preacher and
is now travelling q circuit in the State
of Indiana. The other man is editor
of paper, and before his conversation
such was his feeling of contempt for
the name of God that he directed that
wheneverthe name of God was used
in his paper it should be spelled with a
little "g." Since the conversion of
these men to, Christ, they have become
intensely active workers as Christians,
and one of them has written to DR.. L.
w. Joyce on the matter of coming to
Cincinnati, saying: 1--WE both feel
we would like to come to Cincinnati
and do something to undo the evil we
have done as workers on the other
side" DR.. Joyce proposes to have
them come to Cincinnati at as early a
day as can be arranged for, and have
them speak on the subject of their con-
version to Christ: Their coming will
attract wide attention, and will do
great good for the cause of Christian
ity in this city.-CInci,,nati CONNER
ciL Gazette. .. .....
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A Needed Test.

Candidates for office are generally
subjected to various tests as to fitness
for the place to which they aspire.
This sitting when impartially done is
due the people and nothing unjust to
a candidate.
There is one important test which,
as far as memory serves. we have new
'er known applied to candidates,
viz: prompt payment of debts
Does he pay his debts? But as some
men sDouid pay who honestly are una.
BILE to do so, the test may be expressed
somewhat differently Has the candi-
date the reputation of being good pay
master; or, if from some misfortune
or mistreatment by other men, he is
unable to pay, does he give sufficient
proof of willingness and purpose to
pay and that as soon as he can honest
ly do SO.
A man who will evade, dodge, re-
fuse or define to pay just debts should
not be sent to the Legislature, or Con-
gress or be put in any office of honor
or trust, high or low.
In sitting candidates 1t would not be
out of place for voters to inquire,
Does he pay his debts? Does he try
to pay? All officers should be men
that lido justly, love mercy, and walk
humbly with their God"
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[From the NeUs and Courier. ]

The Charleston District Conference
met in Allendale April 26, Presiding
Elder J. Marion Boyd in the chair.
Rev. J. E. Carlisle preached the open
ing sermon. On, Friday morning a
lively discussion was opened by a
statement from Rev. r. D. Smart. He
emphasized the Importance of a deep
spirituality in the Methodist Church,
as that was the only distinguishing
feature that the church enjoyed---al OF
her cardinal doctrines being held in
common by one or more of the other
branches of the church. DR.. H. Baer
was surprised to learn that the Meth
odists had no great doctrine that
differentiated tn m from 9TH
ers. His opinion was that the
doctrine of the direct witness of
the Holy Spirit, as promulgated by
John Wesley and his successors, made
this the special doctrine of Meihodists.
The discussion was earnest, and i'm
portant as tending to impress the hear
ers with the Importance of the matter.
Beaufort was selected as the place
for holding the next conference.
Delegates to the Annual Conference
are as follows: DR.. H. Baer, Benz.
Greig, Jas. R. Stokes, w. F. Googe.
Alternates: Gen. VIM. Stokes, w. s.
Minus, V. G. Dibble. Revs. w. ID.
Kirkland, A. G.. Smith, and It. H.
Law, with Prof. L. B. Haynes were
present, and represented their several
interests.
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Grandnia's Angel.
=. -
BY SYDNEY DAYRE.

"Mamma said: Little one. go and see
II Grandmother's ready to come to tea
knew mustn't disturb her, so
stepped as gently along. tiptoe, =.
And stood moment to take a peep
And there was Grandmother fast asleep!
81 knew IL was time for her to wake;
I Thought I'd give her a little shake,
Or tap at her door or softly call;
But hadn't the heart for that at all
She looked so sweet and so quiet there,
Lying back In her high arm chair. E
With her dear white hair, and little smile,
That means she's loving you all the WHILE
tI didn't make speck OF noise;
Iknew she was dreaming OF little boys
And girls who lived with her long ago,
And then went to heaven-she told me SO.
aI went up close, and 1 didn't speak g.
One word, but gave her on her cheek
The soflest bit OF a. kiss ~ .,ss-E .e ).
Just In whisper. and then said this:
GRANDMOTHER, dear, It's time for tea.'
"She opened her eyes and looked at me,
And said: why Pet, have just now dream
ed E=
or little angel who came and seemed
To kiss me lovingly on my face
She pointed right at the very place!-
az never told her twas only me;
took her hand and we went to tea.
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Asking Advice.

Dear Bro. Brosoae:
There is one matter that rests heav
lily upon my mind, and what to do
or what to say in regard to it, I know
not. Hence I appeal to you for advice
in the premises. I have boys of my
own, who are just coming upon the
stage of action, and they will soor
have to contend with evil influences
which tend to shape their destiny fol
eternity. What seems to make the
situation more deplorable Is, it is
winked at by our Christian people e,
T refer to the use Of whiskey and mon
ey in town, county and State elections
What can be done? Do let us heal
from you through the NEIaHBoR and
oblige Yours sincerely,
Knowing the writer of the above to
be an industrious, enterprising Chris.
tian man, we advise: .... ~
First. That those aOho nominate
men for office should not put any
man before the people whose moral
character is so crooked that a sincere
Christian cannot conscientiously vote
for him.
Second. If those who nominate fol
Office fail 10 put forth men who have
O clear moral record and nominate 9th
ers of bad morals,-gamblers, swim
dlers, men who will not pay their
debts, or those who use "whiskey and
money" to secure suffrage of VOTERS
then let a Christian voter clear his
own conscience before God whether it
be by voting the "Ticket," by
scratching" or by not voting at all.
In case of defeat for the lack OF
Christian votes, after the "party," or
the "primaryn or the convention" or
the "ring" or the "clique," had NOM
mated unworthy men, let the clash"
of "party loyalty" be applied to those
who nominated the "unclean" rather
than to Christian men that decline to
vote for a corrupt pet u OF
aspirant who by nomination had
been placed astraddle of "prin-
ciple." 1.-THE kings gate l" was
all right but Haman who sat in it
was such an ambitious and proud ras-
cal that Mordecai would not bow to
him.
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Mr.. Cox's bill providing for taking
the eleventh census is based on the act
of 1879, with certain modification. 1t
provides for few special studies and for
q more complete Organization Of the
working force of the Census Bureau
and more careful work. The amount
to be appropriated is $4,000, 900, which
is about $30O,OC0 more than was ex-
pended on the census of 1880. The
salary of the superintendent will be
$5,000.
The Board of Missions Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
will meet in annual session at Nash
will, Tenn, May 4, 1888.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-09

The Jews of New York city, ,swh0
are rapidly increasing In number, are
looking for an unusually large immi-
grafton this year from Russia. The
Cars Government Is very severe upon
his Jewish subjects, who can reside
only in certain localities and are kept
under many disabilities; aHd, since
many of them have found homes In
this country, thousands of otlaene anet
desirous of joining them. A dispatch
of the 8th Of April, from Odessa, con-
tained an official announcement thai
10, 900 Jewish families were to b6.ex-'
PEELED from that city, and many OF
those who can procure the necessary.
means are expected to take passage
for New York.
The General Conference Of the
Methodist Protestant Church nleets. at
Adrian, Michigan, May 1s. It eon-
sists of equal numbers of ministerial,
and lay delegates elected from forty.
seven Annual Conferences. Thelargo-'
est Conferences are the West Virginia
and North Carolina, each Of whici,
sends fourteen delegates; the next in
order are the Muskingum and Indiana
There are no questions of striking, i'm.
portance to come before this SESSION Of
the Conference. -.
A resolution providing for the sub
mission to the people of a prohibition
amendment has been adopted 4iA the
Assembly of New York, the Rspubli-
cans voting for and the Democrats
against it.
The nature of true Christian sympa-
thy is, not only to be coneefnSd ftr
our friends In their troubles, but to do
what we can to help them. -.
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The Use OF Sectetys p. G. a.

In the report of Mayor Rowland Of
Toronto, Canada, we find the follow
ing:
"In the case of cruelty to animals,
the prosecutions have increased from
one in 1884 to two hundred and three
in 1887, owing principally to the start
ing of the Toronto Humane Society,
and the appointment of special ot1i-
Ger to attend to that work.
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Things TO Remember.

That salt should be eaten with nuts
to aid digestion. ...f.. is. =
That milk which stands too long
makes bitter butter.
That rusty flatirons should be rub
bed over with beeswaX and lard.
That it rests you in sewing to change
positions frequently.
That strong hot lemonade taken q,
bedtime will break bad cold. g.
That tough beef is made tender by
laying few minutes in vinegar water
That little soda will relieve sick
! headache caused by Indigestion.
That a strong cup of coffee will re-
move the odor of onions from the
breath. =.
That cup of hot water drunk be.
fore meals will prevent nausea and
dyspepsia. . =.
That well ventilated bedrooms will
prevent morning headaches and lassi-
tude.
That one in a faint should be laid on
the flat of their back, elevatihg the
feet, then loosen their clothes and let
them alone.
That consumptive night sweats may
be arrested by sponging the body
nightly in salt water.
That o fever patient may be made
cool and comfortable by frequently
sponging off with soda water.
That to beat eggs quickly, add a
pinch of salt. Salt cools, and cold
eggs froth rapidly.
That the hair may be kept from fall
ing out after sickness by frequent ap-
plication to the scalp of sage ten.
That you can take out spots from
wash goods by rubbing them with the
yelk of eggs before washing.
The white spots on vanished furni-
ture will disappear if you hold hot
plate over them.
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membering the force of custom which
naturally prejudices the mind against
change, especially when the change
proposes to turn the custom upside
down-may it not be said right side
mp
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-09

The young embezzler, John Haw-
kiDs, who defrauded the Newberry
post office, was captured in New Or
leans, April 20.
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A Word 70 Wires. :,

Perhaps it is a proof, of a mans. In
feriority that he must be managed 9
little. Nothing. ann0ys him more
thansto be eagerly questioned when he
comes home tired. Give him 4 atneatly
served dinner, or pair of 'easy slip
pers and cup Of tea, and ltt hfm eat
and drink In peace, and In time he
will tell you, of'his own proper me-
tion, all you wish to know. But II
you begin the attack too soors;, the
chances are that you will be rewarded
by CURLY spoken, nonosyiables.
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NEW DEP A r T u r E.

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Respectfully ysumdn nhe ash ndem
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The publication of the Clinton (S.C.)
Enterprise was suspended April II,
1888.
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Keep busy. Heartaches are less felt
when the hands are busy.