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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04


NEW YonK, March 2.--Cofiee-Options
opened steady, 6G15 points up and closed
steady, l6@25 points up. Sales, 1880 bags,
including March, si665@lo.oo; April, $40.
5o@l6;7o; May, si665@i675; June, si0.7C
@l690; July, $l675@l095; August SIG 80
@l705; September, Sl700@i7i0; October
Sl710;. December, $l7l0@l7l6. Spot Rio
firm; fair cargoes 1910.
Sugar-Raw, firm; sales cargoes; centri-
fugals 900 test 81 refined steady.
Molasses-Foreign, strong; 500 test 2lc
bid; New Orleans dull.
Rice-Firm and quiet.
CINCINNATI, o., March .. -Whisly-Steady;
sales, Ssl barrels finished goods on basis
OF $l.03. Butter = Easy. Eggs - Nom
nal at l1@llhc. Cheese-In moderate de-
mand.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 2-0n the Produc,
Exchange today, the butter market wa
easy and unchanged. Eggs-Easy and un
changed.
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PLANrArloN MoYEMrNr.

The New York Financial Chronicle Of March
?, gives the following figures Total
visible supply, 1854 ,4o3 bales, against 1855.
06J In isss. These figures indicate do
crease Of cotton In sight OF 1880 bales as
compared with the same date Ia 1855. aud
a decrease OF 1920 bales as compared with
snmn lnin IN lsHI
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Live STOCK.

CHICAGO, H., March 1.-The Drorers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts, 1000; ship
ments, none; market steady; natives, 81. 90
6l4.75; stockers S2.3o@3,OO cows, bulls
and mixed, $i.40@3.i5.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, none;
market weak and lower packers and ship
pcrs, $i.35@4.55; heavy, S4.40G4.50; mixed,
H. 4594.60 light $i.40Cl45O.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments none;
market strong; natives, So. 75@l.4o westerns,
cornfed, $i0O@ie0.
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SENATOBIA FARM
NEAR SENAT0BlA, MISS,
oFFERs THE SERVICES OF TWO TRor.
TING sIALIIONs.
Capt. Carnes. No. 1924.

Capt. Carnes, No. 1924,
Limited 10 Ten Approved Mares al s3 Cash the
season-Scsson Ends July !.
Colt trotter arr In demand. This horse should
gct them. his tirc 10 y. G., GpO1 was colt trut
ter his grandsire Onward, Ian 10 the greatest
sire Of colt iroicrs known. having put four three
ytarods In the 20 list IN one year. his trsi dam
Nancy bay, q cord 2a0l was sired by Alcaidc. who
got Hvlas the sire Of the unbcatcn colt tfoitcr
"susic T." ais; his second dam by another great
brood mare sire Kentucky Clay Tout Of the Ilodcs
mare. dam Lady Thorne, 1ikt and MAmhfiuo
raichcnl; his third dam by stlll another famous
brood mari src, hdwin Forrest; fourth. 9th aud
kxth dams BY thoroughbred srcs. individually
Capt Carues l. a three ycarold blood hay. sixteen
hands high. elegantly proporsjned siaillsn
Col. jefferson Blind
IA onercd 10 the Public AZ go Cash
lie was sircd by the greatest brood marc sire
known. Natnbrino fstchsn, whose sons arc taking
hrst rank a. BE- oil mare sins. dam Alel. an old
time trottsr jefferson ~ three year. ~ arr was a
picture that would make any honeman feel good
lG'. hands hlEh. stylish. mmrulcal and nncly
lallcd. None " his set are blind all show spien
did trotting action. and arr game aud hAndsome
rosdstrrs Ne slrrd the fastest two-yesr-old that
showed about Memphis last summer
ss-Al stock handled carefully. but no response
billy for accidenisi mares pssiufcd AZ u yCf
month Eel grain. so FOR further iniormliloi
Address z. LYTLE. Man'ar.
los "a. Paul ~. Mem his. Tenn.
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LIVERPOOL.

AT noon; Spots quiet and limited inquiry.
Sales, 1000 bales, OF which $500 were
American. Receipts, 1900 bales, Of which
$500 were American. Closing quotations
were as follows: Midding sgd.
Futures opened steady at advance and
closed steady.
These prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus: 8.G3 means 0.036id, and 5.0l means
5.Ol-6id.l
Ala pm: March, 5il buyers; March
April, 5.li buyers; AprilMay SAL buyers
May-Junc. o.4i buyers; JuncJuly, 5.il buy
ers; July-August, 5.I2 sellers August-Sep-
TENDER, $50 buyers; Scptemhor-0ctober,5 $40
buyers; September, $50 buyers.
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pAILY ourtoS STATEMENT.

imports-M SCRh iI M&rRA ipl Ian
nR .ui MALHRh CO&Ew Rh i12. T. n
o&TRRsE KC Sam a. 81 kC, Man
hM. Mr. ~ ga Tenn MD. = steamer
30 WAGONS. ~. Tutal i.as3 bales.
Esporu-N& OR a. Ga as Rh as q
GA sMEM i.iiG l. NOST H. 10 Tenn
Aid. -. KCN& nRh 10. Hioamon NORTH
i1ol Total. o. ~ bales
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Cotton seed Products,

PRIME CRunr On-iOC1l3c; prime summer
yellow. 5Ocp53c; choice cooking summer vel.
low, blCl5ic: cotton seed meal, 5000, les.
than car load, $2l.bD.
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OH and Turpept,ue.

CLEVELAND, o., March 2.--Petroleum-
Easy; s.w., 1i0o, TIC.
WILMINGTON, N. O., March 2.-Turpentinc
Firm, 47c.
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Ordinary, is-iCc' good ordinary, 50 Ice
low mlddling. Q 3.ioc middlina pl.c.
good middling. ioHc. middling fair, ,o,sc.
fair, nominal; dusty. baic lower
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; middlinE oAc Sales
2eo bales. including bales last evening.
Of which LOO bales 10 exporters aud co.
balcs 10 spinner
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spqts opened quiet and closed quiet aud
steady; middling, io3iGc. salcs, 800 bales
Quotations were a. follows Ordinary.
'-i0c. good ordinary, i3.i0c. low mid.
ding. ESQ. middlinF, 10 3iOc good mid.
ding, 10 Hide, mildling fair, iiNc, fair,
lie
Futurcs opoacd steady ADD closed quiet
and steady. o. follows March. ppiCgnna
April. iooietio02i May iomaioiO. June.
ioi5@i0is July, io25@iO25. August ~ %
0iosl. September opoa0ol October.
pwft97O. November. o.Ss@00o December,
ptoesh0ii January. oGs@o7o sales iG7oo
bilcL
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY = TO 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
ExcHANGE $3.50 PREM. SHILLING.
Cotton steady--Middling Cotton, o 3-4c;
Sales Today. a,2oo Baies-The GEN
erai Market 10 steady-Meats Are
Firm.

APPEAL OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, March 2, 1882
Money is in fair demand, abundant supply
and easy, at 70 5 per cont
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uousehoId aunnIIes.

FRUrr-Steady. Oranges--Florida, 5000
$50 per box Messina $2,5o@3.00 per box.
Lemons, $250q3.00 per box! Bananas,
81. 50@S2.50 per bunch. Grapes-Malaga,
s0.oo@o.oo. Dates, 7@sc; Figs, l2@i5c per
ArrLEs-s2. oO@2.5o per brl. Dried apples,
DC per lb, from store. Dried peaches, 20
SIC, from store.
rels, S1O0 per doz rabbits, $l.25 per doz;
wild turkeys, 50@75c each; mallard ducks,
81. so per doz; venison saddles, l0@l2c per
10; whole deer 5G6c per Id; opossum, 100
l0c; dressed coon. l0@35c.
VEGETABLEs--0nions $l.75 per brl; cab
bage loose, brl, Sl.00; New Orleans, crate,
$i.5O@200 kraut per prl, $3.50; half brl,
500; garlic, 60c per 100. carrots, S3.00@3.50
per brl; beets $2b0@30O per brl. parsnips,
$3.50 per brl; horseradish, Si5O@5.0o per
brl.
BUrTEE-Butterin l5c; creamery $50
SOC; dairy, 1s@2ic; country butter, 10g20c.
CIDER-Ozark, $500 per brl and $500 per
half brl.
VINEGAR--per gal i2@i3c.
Eoas--Quici, Boxes, &c; cases, l0c.
RAIsISs-London layers, $780, California,
s225 per box.
PIcKLEs-lirls, $3.50 half brls, $O0
POULTRY-Chickcns, young. $200d3. 90;
mixed, $2.5O@3Oo; hens, 5000 %. Tur-
keys, young. $6OOMS.0D, old, SS0O0il2O 90
geese, S3.50lgi.5O; ducks, $200613.5O; dressed
turkeys l2tdl2l5c per pound; hens, $1,000
S385; chickens, Si.6092OO; geese, $4,000
800
PorAroEs- Firm; si.5O@2. 90 per brl; sacks,
GOg70c; Utah, SO90Oc per bu; sweet S2.OOCg
2.25 per brl.
Nurs-Cocoanuts $500 per 100; peanuts,
Virginia, Sc; Tennessee farmers stock, 40
0c roasted, l0gl We higher; shellcd, red, DC;
white, 7l6ci Spanish. Toe; pecans, Texas old,
7Gpl2c; Arkansas, 3@5c; Italian chestnuts,
l0Ml2lsc
Fnrsn FIsn-B Buffalo, lCo2c per 10; cat &c
per ID. Game-Pcrch, trout etc, 59sc per
Miscellaneous.
WHIsKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
ti.50aGO0, Robertson aud Lincoln Coun.
ties Tenn, firm at Sl.5OCp3OO, Eastern rycs,
S2.O0G0OO, according TO the age and make;
common whisky, mc6gSi.30, according TO
proof; nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
FuRs-Bear skins, N.Oi@7OO; mink, l5CG
60c; coon, hunter handled, l6tas5c country
handled, l5d65c, otter, Si.00G7OO; beaver,
Sl.O0M7O0, wild cat, l5@3O; fox, l5d75c.
muskut lOm25c, opossum. lOM20c wolf.
60cta$l0G panther 50c6ySl.Oo skunks, l5g
Soc.
GrS-slOO@l50 for domestic; s2.s5@35O
for imported
BAG0iNG-0dl0c
Tus-Sl. Ia.
snor--Drop, ii.25, buck, $780,
LEAD-5lsM6c.
TALiow-ilsC.
sSuFE-Garrctts, si0.75; Ralph's, si02j;
Railroad, Sg25, Gail q Axes. 5000.
PowDER-kcgs, 500, half kegs, S2.75;
quarter kegs, Si.75.
Coat ori,-Prime white Wholesale lats Zoe
per gallon.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwnshed II
@20c; clear grease wool 2Od2jc; bury,
washed, Od3Oc tub-washcd. J0u35c.
TunAcco-Common, 25@3OC; other grades,
GOCtS5C.
BEEswAX-9Oc.
NAus-lron, 500; steel, $40.
llIDEs-Dry tlint No. I, o.; No ?, &c; dry
saltcd, Nc; No. ?, H., green slltcd, No |, ~
6t5c. No. ?, 3,sGgic, green, &c. decrskins IS
GJi2o; shccpskins, l6ca1Si. %. steady.
GRAss SEEns-Rcd clover. - - bu; herds
s0g00c bu; orchard, si3Oasl.lO bu; timothy,
Sl750t2OO bu.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, March 2-Wool-Market
quiet and steady; prices unchanged.
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The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and steady; mlddlIng pAc. salos,
zoo balc.. Quotations am NJ follows.
orllnary, SIC good ordinary li.iOc; low
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LONDON March 2.--2 p. m.-COnsols closeu
at 9S l-16 for money and 0S 0-lO Tor the ac-
count Consols closed at " lo-l0 ex interest
for money and 0S Ole for the account
PARIS, March 2.-Three per cent rentes
S5f DOC for the account.
BANK cLRARISGs
CmcAGo, ILL.,, March 2.-Clearings, ST.
$4,000.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March 2.-Cloarings, So
$50 So; balances, 1929, 72S.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March Blank clear
ings Si2672, iOi; balances, $l,767,9 O3 For
the wecK-Clearings, S67, 2O',5OSi balances,
50, 63290l.
BosroS. Mass, March 2-Clearings, $i7,-
05l ,039 balances, Sl.659, 1870. For the week
--Clearings, $93, 574, AGA; balances, $ll, 62i,-
OIL. For the corresponding week in 1883
-Clearings sSl,os6, Ioi balances, slO,5ss,-
20l.
sr. LOUIS, NO.. March Blank clcarings,
~, iiG, 52S; balances, S;s25, $50. For this week
--Clcarings, SIS, $50 2G0; balances, 1881, si2
For last week-Clcarings Si5.7iLsi7; bal
anccs, 3,225. $40, For corresponding week
last year-Clcarings sl7,22i, iS2; balances,
-, Si5, 5i7.
NEW YoRK, March 1.-The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re-
serve, decrease, $3i6o,6O0 loans, increase,
SlOi5, sou; specie, decrease, -, I5J, 400, legal
tenders, increase, S23j, 800, deposits, decrease,
S2Oi, 400; circulation, decrease $50, 100. The
hanks now hold Sl2. 27j, $50 Ia excess OF the
- per cent. rule. Clcarugs to-day sl27,-
5S0,J72, balances, ~, l67, Ito. For the week
Clearings, 500, $40 SS1i balances, ~, 2yS 800.
Grain aud Pro,ision..
CmcA0o. ILL.,, March "A break Of 4Ao
occurred in May wheat and sac for July de-
livery today. No special news received to
cause the decline and the depression was the
result ~ lack Of support The speculative
offerings were heavy, considerable long
wheat coming ON the market besides which
there may have been somo short selling.
Every effort 90 sell brought lower prices,
there apparently being no opposition 10
check the decline. The short interest evil
IDENTIFY had been pretty well covered, and
the parties who have been identified with
the bull side, while not known 10 have sold
freely today, evidently had done 70 the past
week or more. From surface Indications II
is surmiscd that trade is getting out Of May
aud shifting into July, but there Il still a
great deal OF uncertainty regarding the mar
kct and operators naturally not too over
sanguinc that the May deal Das been entirely
abandoned.
There was fair trade In corn early, with
quiet feeling later The market opened at
about the closing prices yesterday anil was
lrm. advancing ac, due 20 covering by
shorts" The demand was soon satisfied,
however aud prices reacted 1@lGc, In.
ilucnced by the decline In wheat aud TO the
free selling by one or two prominent houses
became steady aud closed fully &c lower
than yesterday Trading In oats was small
aud price changes were unimportant
Only limited business was reported In
hog products but the feeling was moderately
firm, considering the unsettled condition Of
other markets and prices averaged higher ON
all leading articles. though outsi dc figure,
were not fully supported.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Receipts In port this day, lsS9............ l3isl
Receipts In port this day lsSs,..........-. ll237
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Free Methodist Seminary

This Institution is located foot WASHINGTON HILLS
the East we'll
the midst
ROCKS is made - forget the few rod
to the prairie. ~ -
Still rolling prairie dotted with farm
houses. ~ i"A
nadton natural advantages
a strong prohibition county.
school has been founded the
W to all to obtain education at little nau
ence that would aid in forming Christian "
Room provided those who wish to board theulng thus
vail themselves the
which well
The fall 2Sth3s8 Dec II to March
March 26h
For further information j. FnEF1
Washington Springs Jeraud Co pak
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08

The dispute raised at the beginning OF
the session as to whether Mr.. Keith or
Mr.. Atkins was the Alliance candidate
has been settled. The matter came up
incidentally in the passage OF She Min
nesota Railroad Law, a bill for which
the corporations had been earnestly
working all through the session. The
bill was called up to shnt out the Ali
ance bill upon the same subject. The
bill was passed by a vote Of % to 10
Price and Roger from this district
voted for the bill.
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SOMETIME.

Sometimes when lifes lessons have
been learned
And sun ard stars forever set,
Tibet things which our weakjupgment
here have spurned,
The things ore which we grieve
with lashes wet,
VIII flash before US out of lifes dark
night,
AS stars shine bright IN deepest
tint of blue,
And we shall see here all Gods plans
are right,
And how what seemed yeproof
was love most true.
And we shall see how when we
frown and sigh, Ia.
Gods plans 60 on. as best Tor you
ard me,
How, when we called, he needed not
our cry
Because His wisdom to the end
could see;
AND eean as wise parents disallow
To much of sweets to craving
baby-hood
SO God perhaps is keeping from us
now
Llfes sweetest things because it
seemeth good.
And if sometimes commlngled with
lifes wine
We find the wormwood, and rebel
and shrink
Besure a wiser head than yours or
mine,
Pours out the poison that we drink:
And if some "friend we love" is
lying low
Their human kisses cannot reach
his face
Oh. do not blame the loving father
Rut wear your sorrow with Cody
grace.
And you shall shortly know that
long linked breath
Is not the sweetest gift God sends
his friends
And that sometimes the sable pail of
death,
Conceals the falrest boon his
love can send.
Ii we could push ajar the gate OF
life
And stand within and all Gods
workings see,
We could interpret all this strife
And for each mystery could find a
key.
But not to day; Then be content
poor heart;
Gods plans, like lilies pure and
and white unfold;
We may not tear the close shut
leaves apart,
Time will unfold the calyXes of
gold;
And if through patient toll we reach
the land;
Where tired feet with sandals losed
may rest,
When we shall see and clearly
understand,
l know that we shall say "God
knew the best"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08

The closing exercises for the winter
term OF Washington Springs Seminary
VIII be held on Thursday afternoon
March IA 1889. Exercises to begin at
1870 p. NJ, and to be held the Seminary
chapel a cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public.
Spring term begins Tuesday moning
March 20, 1889. ~
TX. Ereeland.
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MAIL AND STAGE LINES.

ssington Springs, and Woonsoclst
F% .i' Washington Springs Daily, at 100 N
{flSeS At WoonSockGt - 80 A NJ
faye> Woonsocket. :. 900 p NJ
fi'"sa1 washington Springs" $ $50 T NJ
sslngton Springs and White Lake,
N.Y., Washington spr's, M. w. Fat 500 A N
ayes Crow Lake III. ". Il. :, 100 p NJ
&iNesat Washington Sp's. :. !. :. Z. 200 + nj
P'!eclS at Grow Lake With White Lake stage.
nkinton and Washington Springs.
a an llankinton 1eu's. u Fri's. at 500 A NJ
. ,,tS ~ IL Washington Sp's. L. +. {. 100 NJ
"nes NeSSington Sp's. Wed. Fri... 500 a N
rNes ut Plankinton >, :. 100 + NJ
essington Strings and Miller.
MS Washington Sp's. Mon. Fri. at Z 100 n
|lves Miller Tie. Sat 700 A NJ
Nes at Wess.sssssS .a's., :. 500 p NJ
~ y. PRICE, Proprietor.
terhury and Washington Springs,
Yves Waterbury, DAILY at ZOO A NJ
Nv, m"S a Washington Springs :; :. 1900 NJ
ives at Waterbury 600 T NJ
l.. Jones. Proprietor.
T. II. BARRETT. p. NJ.
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COMMUNICATIONS
SEMINARY sC1NT1LLAT1oNs,

Many of the students have been suf-
fering with sore throat, MIR. Clifton
and Miss Addie knelr1em being quite
sick.
TruieV essey and Frank Hunt were
visitors last Friday.
Mrs. j. b. and Miss Sadie Freeland
took tea at the Seminary Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Drown went to Woonsocket on
Wednesday and returned with Mr..
Henry Fear.
Another wedding ceremony preform-
ed by Prof. Freeland last Tuesday even
ing. The contracting parties being
Mr.. Hyrley Barnum and Miss Georgia
Hacket.
Mr.. Lewis arrived Tuesday to be at
teh meeciDg Of the board Of trustees.
Vera.
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Railroad Time Tables.

c. NJ. u st, p.
AlPeha-P Passenger South o:1l am.
Passenger North Il 4:5G N.
Freight North at 10 20 a m.
Freight South at 1858 p m.
''' ''ehel-Passenger North at 1 :35 p m.
Passenger South at 9:35 q III.
Passenger East at 9:35. a III.
freight North at 0:35 a N.
freight South at :35 p III.
il, freight East at 2:l5 a III.
~. ,l y minnesota Passenger arrives u; / =;
Nfelshtarriycs a 1910 ii,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08

The reservation bill which lately
passed the house has reached the sea-
ate and has been referred. 1t is not
known what Mr.. Dawes VIII do but
a provision in the Indian appropria
tion bill indicates that the house be-
lieves the time has come for the In
dians to look out for themselves 1t is
provided that census OF the sioux
Indians be taken, and that rations be
issued only to such Indians AS are not
able to support themselves. The time
is coming when the noble red man
must conform to the teachings OF the
scripture that unless "a man work.
neither shall he eat. 1t will take a
few years to bring it around, but it is
coming.-Sioux Falls Press.
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j: c: ~. c: 7. U:

he ,erauld County w. q. 4. U meets when
ed hs Executive Committee.
rslcnnie Miles Washington Springs. Pres.
[rs. y. H. Waterbury - Cor. Sec.
rs. Matte Binford. Lynndale. Rec: Sec.
Ils. y. C. Hall, Wess. Springs, Treas.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08
coJJNTY OFFICERS.
G., A. r,

=, ~ = ord, Post, No. 90, meets at Wes-
: = s ~ every Saturday on or before
on mnon of each mouth. +
y pierce =. - :: :t'9nithander,
;,,l,nn Sen. Vice COM,
, .EArrett ... .N1uartef MAeecr.
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A. F. g. A. M.
LODGE, No. 81.

81, Communications. Friday evenings on
' !I,', me lll moon. Visiting brethren fra
,I,v Invited to he present. -,
NS JAMES FERGUSON, W.. NJ.
MN G1.NrEHSON. Secretary
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washington View Items.

A Literary Society has been organ
lied at the Washington View school
house, with Ruben Eastman at the
head. Meets every Thursday evening
Whoopingcough is quite prevalent
in this vicinity. Mr.. Castleman's four
little girls are al! whooping good ma
turedly.
An oyster supper for the benilit OF
Rev. Underwood. at Mr. links last
Wednesday evening, netted the neat
sum of $l5.
Some of the farmers are oveFhaullng
their farm machinery preparatory Tor
springs work. 1t is very good plan
to have everything ready, ana not be
hindered by old broken down machine
ry Just when work is rushing.
Rev. ANA Mrs. Underwood and Mrs.
Johnson spent "Wednesday afternoon
with nj. d. Blank and family.
O. T. WoodrufI's new house south
westof Alpena is ready fer occupants
and we are hoping TO see HIM and ram
ilv take possession this spring.
Our Sabbath School still flourlshes,
with an average attendance of about
thirty.
Our school was suspended few
DAYS recently, owing to the Illness OF
tine teacher David Hollingsworth.
Mrs. E. NJ. Eastman is quite SICK at
present writing
Waterbury, Jerauld Co., March 4tn
1889.
Editor Herald: Dear Stiff you re-
ce,ye notice of lecture under the ALL
anca. please do not publish them as II
is impossible to meet the appointments
made by the council.
Resp. Yours
Fred *. Luke
Sec. Co. Council.
The temperance lecture on luesaas
evening by II. II. Gunderson, was ssr eS,
an1,o,,+ rs well as eloquent. Ell
Imn..rou Good and faithful servant
~ I'M, the ioy of thy LORD.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08
M. E Church.

vices are held each Sabbath as follows:
ay school at 10 O'Clock Il. III. Preaching
o9 O'Clock a. m. and Class Meeting follow
lrAyer Meeting every Thursday evening
Charles Vessey :. 49,. -. -. Pastor.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08

The Inaugural ceremonies at Alpena
on Monday evening was q most pleas
ant and successful entertainment.
Odd Fellows Hall was filled to it's ut
most and many were unable to get into
the room.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08
w. G. S,

Washington Springs White Cross Society
the rst Tuesday III each month. with
flowing corps Of officers:
mus Blank. President.
j. X. i'reeland. Vice President.
nm Cuiire. Secretary.
Thompson, Treasurer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08
S. G.. E.

ts>Ng'on Springs Young Folks Society, OF
sl'al l.ndeavUr will meet each Tuesday
ing ii the NJ. L. Church. Officers.
t@'tslime Lapoint, President
ara Smart. Vice President.
III smart Secretary. |
l., SlurgcSS. Treasurer. |
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08
I. O. O. F.

moon springs Lodge No. 81, Meets every
,,,.,r ni%ht. Brothers of the order. from
,,' Gdses are cordially invited to attend,
l., smith. VI.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08
j. c. F. q.

u ,ycrauld County Farmers Alliance holds
Meetings al the court House in Washington
ingS. p.o,;ao,+
J. Marshall :. -. Secretary and Editor
I. Martin :. ;. y. County Lecturer.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-08
Z. Nj. Church.

Nicesat the Seminary. Preaching every
Ialilal 5 p. NJ. Prayer meeting every
Tuesday GNening at S9'clock. All are lnyl-
G.. G. COFFEE.