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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-09
THE STANDARDS GREED,
The Atlantic s Western Pipe Line SIay be
Absorbed by the Monopoly.

The Atlantic s Western Plpo Line May be
Absorbed by the Monopoly.
PITTSBURGH, PAp Novs.-The Di'patch
says: 1t seems impossible to appease
the greed Of the Standard Oil Company,
II all reports be true. AS probably the
latest illustration, 1t was stated yesterday
by a gentleman who said he obtained tho
information from q reliable source, al
though be would not vouch for It's ac'
curacy, that the Atlantic 4 Western Pipe
Line will soon be absorbed by the'great
monopoly.
lie added: "While believe there Ia
something OF the kind on foot have not
been able TO verify the report. | sec no
reason to doubt It's correctness, however.
II It should be a 60 1t will have the effect
OF not only sustaining the present price
OF oil, but OF putting Il still higher and
wiping out the premium, This will put
all oil on the same footing"
This Is important TO the oil trade, and
the progress OF the deal, II such there
be, will be watched with lively interest.
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0rent Snow st0rmI In Colorado.

PUEBLO, CoL., Nov. s. RuIlroad men
report more trouble on the divide to-day.
The wind Is blowing a perfect hurricane,
and cuts ere tllliug with snow. Alltrains
are blocked again, and the Fort Worth
travel Is stopped altogether lniorma-
tion 10 received showing that the situS.
ton there is much worse, az another
great snow storm Is raging evidently In
the mountains.
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LIMA, pERp, Nov s.-Ths Government
las authorized q contract Tor tho pon'
StruCtlOn Of a railroad, either broad or
narrow gauge, from the fertile and rich
wine growing districts Of the Depart.
ulent Ol Moquega 10 the sea coast, This
authorization includes tue right 10 con.
sltuce any branch roads deemed de.
RlFahln.
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il4liFAF'N's5I 4EhO reported
IllsIreSS among the lahetlnOn al TERENCE
Bay aud Lower Prospect, In Welt Hail.
tssS, Y cnnaFmed, Nearly half the pop.
ulNllon Of each village are on the brink
nt starvation, owing 10 Tue failure oil the
nshing In LhelE neIRhbOrhoOd this season.
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speelal pL.pnleA % Nle Inlelllpmor,

UFEVFF3 DTeV1IFVF 70 NIt IFVtFV7VINVtTI
KEygpR, W. W, Noy. IA new
council Of Junior Order United Ameri.
can Mechanics Yas instituted here to.
night by G. s. Holt, Deputy state goun.
eillor, 81 Grafton, assisted by Piedmont
Council No. ~. The new council has
thirty.dVe charter tnembcrs, and will be
known as Enterprse Council No. 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-09

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. s. - Simon
Walker Of Chesterfield county, tho
negro boy who committed an outrage on
Mary Ann Quinn, aged II years, and
WHO was twice sentenced ID be hanged
and yesBlleA lhe lqst time until EoySm!
Der 1, yesterday h8l llS sentence GOm.
mntpd by tie GOyernlT IN twenty Years
imprisonment In the henltenlaEY q"
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IRON AND SiELL MARKETS.
Tile Manufacturers I:spCCt tile Prices Ia po
RtiIl llIRiUr ~"


PtTTsnURGn, Nov. B.-pitthbut,h i...
and steel manufacturers arc lonkInv S tns
further advances In this proluCI I9 'O'
Yesterday foreign adyIces jndic.,,I
an advance Of three BbllllEpg ON a gCo,SI
Besselner ply, making tho price 1 S'I q, i,
approximate seventy i've shillInvS.
which means nearly S26 per ton In tiiia
country. Asa result American bp@s.
t1et mud Iron aud steel prOduclB NTp. m.
cordlnl 10 authohtlps, Blto 10 aIyNn, q,
In this country bcssemer plp Ia ro,pl.
nally Sgl %, but q lot Of 90 tons WIS
offered to-day at 81 90, subject 10
Slabs, bllloIs, blooms, ctc, arc on The
liBt Tor further advance,
II 10 currently reported today that ono
irtn has reaped n profit Of over S2JOI 90
BY tue late advances. An antho,itv saws
lhe ilrm bought 20 600 or 10000 i6bs III
hCsSemer pig NJ $l6S6 and SlO Cd and
have sold nt S2l 20 aud s2l ID. Irs,jeS
lhiS the firm had about 10000 bns Of
ten N twelve per cent BpleROl ON which
they made a profit oi from $25 % 10
$50 % per ton,
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SENATOR ALLISuN ALL RIGHT.
Iowa Legislature Republican Surc--All the
state Ticket but Governor EIectp,I.

state Ticket but Governor Elected.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-First Assistant
Postmaster General Clarkson received
the following telegram this afternoon
from W. A. Jones, editor OF the Iowa
State Register, as Des Moines: BoieE
elected Governor by 5000 votes, 1t is
certain that Given, the Republican eau.
dldate for Supreme Judge, Is elected and
as nearly cerLain as eau be decided with.
out an official count that all OF the Re.
publican State ticket, except Boius, are
elected. The Legislature has six Rupub.
lican majority certain. and perhaps
eight, thus securing Alllson's re.elec.
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SrATE TREAsuRER llART pYlNa.

Tho Treasurer Of Pennsylvania SaId to be-
on Ills Deatii.Ded.
HARmsBuRo, Pa, Nov. s.-ltis report.
ed at a late hour tonight that State
Treasurer Hart Is dying A change for
tho worse took place this evening, He
was out for drive yesterday afternoon
and was regarded as conyalesccnk He
has heen sick for several months.
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Woman In ths Case.

CuEsTRRTowS, Nh, Now s,-Frank
Harris deliberately shot and killed A. L,
Trusty and Edwin Brown about II
o'clock last night. The parties are
negroes, and the aiIIay happened at a
negro entertainment, There Ia said to
have been a woman in the case. All the
spectators were locked up as witnesses.
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CHICAGO, Nov. R.-Nliss Amy, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. =, ". 3Iatchiord,
was married last night to the ReY. How,
ard Bliss. The bride 10 well known as
one OF ChiCago's most popular society
bellies, and the groom 10 assistant pastor
Of Plymouth church, Brooklyn, N, Y.
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Thnt nallot noI stulrer Arrp.tO,l.

PRrRRsBURa, Va, Nov.s,-E, A, Good
win, ir, aDemecratIc judge OF election
tlon for the Second ward precinct, has
heen arrested on a warrant sworn out by
]. NJ, Birdsopg, q Republican Judge OF
election for the same precinct, charging
him with stuiling the ballot box. Good
win was taken before the mayor, but at
the request othis counsel, \, r. Lassitey,
the case was continued,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-09

IoEDoS, Nov s,-A banquet was
given to Mr. P, T. Burnum this 'oypning,
Lord Kllmorey presided. Among thoEe
present we're Lord Randolph Churdlllll
and others. Mr.. Sala toasted the gueBt
aS d tnAn Of unimpeachablV morality aud
nnlenlAble integrity.
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names are unknown, are also injured,
Full details Of the affair are not obtain
THE TOWN N AN UPROAR
Citizens Lynch Two Customs Guards and y
General Battle Ensues,

kAkAANAA AfANH w
General Battle Ensues,
LAREDO, Mexico, Nov, s,-News has
reached the commander Of the Mexican
troops in New Laredo, opposite this
city, Of serious trouble which is now
going on in Mler, Mexico, down the Rio
Grande from this point about 100 miles.
Last Sunday merchant named Guteries
was shot and killed by two customs
guards, who claimed he refused to stop
and be searched on the road between
Mier and Camarog, On their arrival In
Mier they reported the affair and the
citizens were SO iucensed they raised a
mob and lynchei them. About forty or
fifty Mexican troops and q body oil fifteen
or twenty customs guards arrived here
too late 10 save the lives OF the guards
and a general battle occurred, resulting
In the death and woundlng ot some ten
or fifteen parties. RelnforCements were
telegraphed TO MatamoraR, Thetown at
last accounts was In an uprORr.
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we.l ylrgInInn. in IN! WasiIInGton, m

Special Di.patch to the Iatcllt0eneer.
WAsuISaroN, D. c., Nov. S.-General
Gof arrived this morning and left im-
mediately Tor West Virginia.
General B. F. Kelley, vile ana grand.
daughter have returned to their quar-.
terR at the Buckingham from their sum.
mer home near Oakland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-09
osr,unp nlltI puriIIh Afrltan Trnde,

BFalIS, Nov s.@fho North German
6a,,ils, denies that Count Won llerchem,
under Secretary ri tho Foreign Qllce'
made any reference during the debate
on the foreign estimates by the budget
committee ol the nuichBlAF yesterday Ia
English influence With which Germany
should compete, He merely said that
tho trade oi Africa In tho rear Of the
German pfoleCtorate was mostly British
and, therefore, a large Geld was opened
10 German competition. lie also refer
rcd 10 the excellent relations existing
between Germany and England,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-09
N0I CONPIlNGp,
Rumors of Another Dig Deal by the Stands
ard oil Company.

ard oil Company
PIrrsDuRdH, Pa, Nov. San even.
ing paper reports the sale Of the Globe
Oil RoGuery, otthis city, the Freedom
Refinery, Of Freedom, Pa, and the Craig
Pipe Line to the Washington field to the
Standard Oil Company. The re6nerIep
which were owned by Joseph Craig and
D. P. Reigbard of this city, and Meesrp.
Widener K Elklns, Of Philadelphia,
were the largest independent reaneries
In the country. The deal is said 10 in
yolye several million dollars. The
story could not be verified owing TO the
absence from town OF the interested
partlea.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-09
ChatIe.loMIa tinln Wnnh,

CnARLEsroN, y. o., Noy. a-rho lead.
Ing feature Of the fourth day oigala week
was q tsnIastlo parade last night through
Tho Principal streets. Five thouSaIiI
people were In line, aud Giiy ihousand
uhBnfeu them wildly,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-09

CLARRSpoS, TExAs, Nov. s.-Tbe
deepest snow that has fallen here In
twelve years 10 on the ground now. 1t
Ia hix incheA deem,
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Pensions OrnnN0tl,


VPVV11' D'"D7''V7' :" VIZ s'''81T7e1''
WASHINGTON, D. c., Now S.-West
Virginia pensions have been granted as
follows: Original invalld-William ].
Dixon, Ceredo; Elisha Hoyley, Reelg'
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NrS YoRE, Ov.S-Anived sucyIa.
Saale, Bremen.
H4Anugg, Nov S.---Atfivod Coluln.
bio, New York,
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"TnR lrtt brlnger Of unyelcome news
hath but a losing office" 30 happy
people prefer 10 tell oi the terrible pains
they have cured with Salvation OIL,
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to the conversation Of our host as to tht
status Of Virginia. AT length s0YeTa
cracks which wero in rapid succession
caused you TO jump TO your feet and re,
mark, General Malone, this ia serious,
at the same moment Rrasping the Win
chester, while the General reached ioI
his double-barTelled gun, and with your.
self proceeded TO the front OF the hnnse.
| feel confident that not a shot was fired
after General Mahone and yourself lelI
the Office, as | listened to note II any
further trouble would ensue, > Z"
IN SPITE OF THE TESTIMONY,
During the confusion outside Of the
house, in the yard and on the street, q
young man was shot in the leg, though
none OF General Mahone's party, who
were acting entirely on the defensive
and were altogether within the yard,
knew OF 1t at the time. After the ring,
leaders In the drunken mob, for such, to
be brief, II was, had been taken in
charge by their friends and the noise
had ceased, the party returned to the
library and the conversation was re-
sumed.
In perhaps half hour a messenger
arrived and communicated to the Gem
eral that warrant had been sworn out
charging him with shooting this man,
and that 1t was about to be served,
II was, Of course, in the nsturs Of q
great surprise TO the General, but he
took 1t cody and when the Chief Of
with HIN to the Mayors office where |
the hearing took place, II need only be
added that in the face OF positive testI.
mony to the effect that all the shooting
that had been done took place before the
General left his library and not u shot
was fired afterwards by anybody, that
The wound was made by q bullet and the
General had shotgun, he was bound
over In $500 bonds to appear at the
Hastings court in January" RRc,
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NONTANA RECVMESi 4. STATB.

The President ssues Proclamation Ad.
.. mltting Her.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. S.-The
President ha, issued a proclamation ad.
hitting AoltaRa qg a gtate q the Union.
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A NRy SrRlre,-.Ths working ClaAses
have struck kehlhbL lilgh.bh6ed 'tJugh
medicines, and i6dOfsed Dr, Bulls
Cough Syrup phbe q CcnIaa bottle,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-09

Hpcph Satsapnrllla cure catarrh 1,
g.Epelllng lmpuflty from tho blood, which
y we cause Of tue complaint. Give II {
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ing conAdentially informed that you
correspondent was a dyed.in.the-woo
Democrat, and on a tour OF inspection
for a prominent Democratic newspaper,
promptly volunteered to show him
"how We lott down here" and further
proceeded 10 remark on the iutility oi
these long lines OF negroes waiting
patiently, II they ever expected to vote,
with additional gleeful comments on
sensational arrests Of negroes made with
In flew days, and their beneficial effects.
! timed the frat negro who attempted to
vote after | secured my place, II re-
quired almost exactly eighteen minutes
for the judges TO become convinced that
he had q right to vote. The next man
was white and Democrat, as my friend,
the sargeant, informed me. II took q few
seconds over half a minute 10 vote him,
The time OF the next man, a negro, was
six minutes, g., &c, Now imagine a
constantly increasing, instead Of dimin.
ishing line OF negroes, extending for al-
most block, and you have an idea OF
show they dolt" II this respect,
As to the manner Of voting in this and
other large colored wards, a division Of
the passage IN to the poll was made by
means Of a wooden railing, thus forming
two narrow alley ways, In one alley
way and beyond was formed the line OF
negroes with Republican ballots in their
hands. In the other came and went,
for they rarely had to wait unless while
one negro voted, the white men aud
such negroes aB we're known to have
Democratic ballots, and these we're tn'
deed few and far between, but a few
there apparently were, At the three
precincts in Jackson ward the lines Of
negroes had begun to formrat 0 O'Clock
the night before, and at sundown on cleo |
ton day 1t Is actually true that some Of
the earliest arrivals, men who had stood
in line for twelve, fifteen and eighteen
hours and had had their food brought |
them by women In the meantime, were
still waiting for q chance 10 get TO the
AS to this and the relative rate
Oi voting In the white and oolored wards,
evidence and figures Ia plenty have been
prepared and sent out TO many papers.
These statements are all easily substan-
tiated.
II is not probable that the exact mum.
Der Of negroes thus disiranchised will
syer be known; but in jackson ward
alone 1t certainly amounted to as much
ls 1000, and In the Sixth ward Of Peters.
burg, by actual count and the separate
ltlidaVits Of the men taken Immediately
alter the polls closed, itamOunted to 2S9.
And this on top OF the Go.called "purg.
Jog Of the registration lists" Of ten days
before
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The Opening Of Navigation on the MOnon,
gahsla to the Others of West YIFginIa-A
New Era Opens Up for the Old Town.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

There is one thing upon which we
want little light. The Joa,,ml-Dcn-
oeret Of Watcrtown, referring to a visi.
made to that city by Il party of IOWA
capitalists, says: This city had Oh her
good behavior again today" &o~ il:
we are to infer that W.,cricwr i.;:. .,
"bad behavior tl,a' she keeps tt: ro'n-
mon every day wear. and oi..y ''o!-s out
her 'good behavior ju-t fnr company.
VIC never can vote for Waiertw wn s.,r
the capital. never. Il woa!, be . ~ a'
strain OH Il community, accmsto:...': 10
1eing little carcleSs-,o put ii miid,
to DO laced up with IL good behavior
for sixty or ninety days at /, s,re'cl;'
strain that municipal endurance could
hardly stand. 1t will never do to have
the state legislature exposed 10 any but
:he best influences throughout tho en-
tire session. Untiltl.is matter is prop
erly cleared up we stand uncomuaittca
on tic capital question. al least so far
as WaIcrtown is concerned.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24
Of AZ. Tie :lust Delightful.

!o you LIVE away down east, or does
the Fertile rr:air!cs of tle great valley
!:oll Sour habiiation? DO ycn bend
over a desk or tie up goods? DO you
shove IL plane. o, swing a hammer?
II matters not where you live or what
your occupation. You need a rest
Ynn need some recreation. A vacation
of a few weeks will add as many years
to Your life. Where will you 90, and
what will YOU do? The questions ask
you is the questions thousands are ask
ing themselves. Where shall go this
sunmar: nave bcen here and l
have hecn there. Something new |
want this year that is within my
means. All these questions can be
answered and Satisfactorily too. The
Hot Springs cf Dakota is the place to
20. Here are all the luxnries of
the usual resorts and many others do
not posses See that man bending
over the tesll. .-earesvoru. full of bust
ness making monty: brt he needs
rest. He is wearing himself out all
too soon. A few weeks away from
hns;.:rss, ont in the sunshine will help
li;l,, l,.t ii does not turr him. Lei,
him come TO Hot Springs ard a few
week $ Sunshine linked with the hene
ticial Influences Of the water here and
lie Is a new man. Strong wc.l-re.
iiewed. Possessed Of all his pristine
vigcr.
Observ. that Hcn;aa tie color faded
from lles cheeks. the hril!iancy from
her eyes The cNactions of social and
domestic duties are surely shortening
her years. Leave society with its rigid
rules. drop for. tine the burden Of
domestic vigilance, swcetrned though
it may lie by love, and come to this
free. nntranmclled west. Bring. your
loved ones with you il you can; Lat
come yourself. Here the color soon
!. comes to tie checks. c...s.isaiy to the
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24
The Central COMMITTEES that M.

The Central COMMITTEES that m.lr
Jones chairman should meet al cnre
and cut of his head. When man
proves himself as false, rs absolutely
void of honesty in political matters. as
Jones has proven himself, as chairman
of the central committee. tn. welfare
Of the party demands that he he ou>t-
ed at once. What guarantee has the
republican party of Fall Riv.r cmnty
that Jones will give the party and
the people q fair deal next fall? None
whatever. Party interests. and the
welfare of the people demands his re-
moval. It's all well enough for Jones
to say that there was not time to call a
delegate convention. Jones has known
ever since Fclurary last that there
would be an election Of delegates on
the 14th of May. if he has not lis
ignorance should he sufficient grounds
for his removal. The STAR DON'T kick
because it may have been defeated
Itstands by the republican party. For
that very reason i demands Jones re-
moval. Party welfare demands it.
Against the party the srAE rrakes no
protest; but against sra'.'. ..r' lase
treachery to party, by persons holding
positions Of trust the STAR will wage
unccasing warfare. Remove Jones
And put a man in his place that the
party can trust. Pro bono publico.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

At the district convention of whicl,
Yankton county FORMS a part. Hon
Hugh. j. Campbell was defeated. Mir.
Campbell has lcyna champion of staie-
hood for many scars. The writer re
members when he participated in .
convention away hack y. which CON
vention was the germ nf tbs orsan'xes!
movement looking to"ard seeming
statehood Ever since then lie has been
the most zealon. in Drkota's interests
and now when the goalis alnos; reach
cd the prize nearly within our araar
this tireless old veteran /. nc' .,a.ui:T'",'
to take any hand. 1t i oni, "'ieihe" II
stance where political .m'.tion '.-am-
Piles on Justice. Mr.. Campbell! can how
ever have the consolation !l:.a' ;!sa
history of Dakota's i..l, VI ,s IN. -
lined, in many places VIII 4 l':.savl =
lis deeds. He made mistakes but all the
time his heart was right aHd Dakota s
gain was his ambition.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

Why should not South Dakota send
Hon. o. S.Gitford 10 tho senate? lie Ills
always been warm friend OF i;s,.s'!l
Dakota. During his tesm SIS delegate
he labored increasingly i'll her lchalf.
Tbs knowledge gained by his four
years at Washington makes Kim pccul-
iarly qualified for the place. 1t would
be a fitting recognition, OF his faithful.
ness, and zeal in South Dakotas cause
10 send him back-not to his old posi-
tion but to one Of greater responsibility
aud homer.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

The Sioux Falls constitution received
about nine-tenths of the votes polled.
The tnpit;,l Investment Go.

Last winter there was orpanizea
With headquarters at Woonsoclet, q
corporation called the Capital Invest
ment Company. The scheme is
novel omc. though not altogether Hew
The maximum isssa Of the company is
81 .CuGu uu0. i't.!s is divided into shares
of $40 each. which are scid 10 all who
wish, upon Il ten per cent cash down
payment. The money secured from
the sale of stock is to be invested as
the company may think best. as close
Is as they can figure in the town that
is 10 lie the capital of Dakota. Wl,cn-
ever investments are made the re-
mining ninety per cent is issued
and that also is invested. The pre-
sumption is that stockholders will vote
where their money is invested and the
company expects TO have from eight 10
fifteen thousand stockholders by the
time the capital question is to be set
iled. The scheme certainly is a bod
one, and the olri riginators deserve praise
for their daring in attempting SO
gigantic an IL dertak,n5.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-05-24

Teachers Examination,

Notice is hereby given that there
will be public examination in the
school house at Oelsichs, Fall River
county, d. r.. TN Tuesday. June 4ih,
1859. Of all persons of legal age offering
themselves as candidates to teach in
the common schools Of Fall Rive
county, Dakota. The ncyt regular
examination will occar on the frst
Tuesday of August Teachers are re-
ques'ed 10 supply themselves with
writing material.
W. &. TuoNrsoN, County sapt