davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
BENwOoD.

Rsy. B. Baldwin and wife, Of Indiana,
are assisting in conducting the protraciei
meeting at the Church of God, in " hich
crea. interest is taken. The e6ifce is
nightly crowded and fe,vicss are also beld
in the afternoon. Rev. Baldwin IS an
able and eloquent praacher, enthusiast
cally aided by his wife, both Of whom are
we'll known evangelists.
Miss Nora Dolbesle is the guest O.
friends 10 j naville, o.
TIE Harkens-Detamp'e wedding Rill
take place Tuesday, az 3 p. m, in St.
Johns Church. After the ce1e nony o
reception will be held at the residence OF
the brides parents, on Water street.
Many of the farmers living back on the
hills are badly in uetd Of coal Ire bad
condition Of the roads make il impossible
to haul it out, ard they were prevented
from so dciugin the fall by the bad shape
Of the roads from tie heavy, continuous
rains A. that time hey looked forward
cheeIfully to Shedding it out, but viii row
unload their stock in the Snow Of this
season at q big discount. Tramps who
feel a yeaIning to exercise their muscle on
u NOuu PIE Will DC ICoA IL ASSSAfNA ~
the farm yards.
A young lady in this county had her
face badly poisoned and eyes Effected by
wearing colored veil The cOlOring mat
fer psnet, atsd the pores Of the cuticle.
The increasing list Of victims on that
fatal section of the railroad between Bogg's
Run Crossing and tie Riverside call loudly
for the construction Of walk at a short
distance from the tracks.
Miss Bel e Munnell, ole Of the lending
teachers of this county, was summoned to
WaynesbuTg, by the serious illness Of her
father, a prominent citizen of that place
Avery pleasant parry was given Wed
nesday evening, at tie residence Of J.
Beans, Esq, in honor of Mr.. Walker
Brush.
Mrs. Charles Curran, an esiimable lady
OF Main street, is seriously III.
A large number of the employees Of the
steel plants, are away enjoying their fur
Tough.
Old Boreas, while On the rampage We'd
nesdsy, did a vast deal cf clustering, but
little damage
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
GENERAL sPOR IS.

TIE South Ed Wheelmer, OF Phi'alel.
rhl. Holt tle record OF that State + I
milesge, J. r. Lincoln ElwaId5 having
ridden from January l. 1sSS, to January
1, 1~S9 74lS mill IS. Ford'5 HILL in tn
Park, was climbed three times ON a crank
wheel by l. !. Kolb, which is also q rec
ord for the city.
Mr. Michael ChigOrin, State Secretary in
S. Petersburg, and noted chess player,
arrived st New York Thursday. He was
cent ont b. the chess club Of st. Peters
bug 70 plsy in the International Chess
CLUB, of New York, and IN Havana.
Esmes won the cushion CARTON tolrna-
ueat for the championship CT New Eng
lsnd his grand average teing shout y! A
4lH9 table was used.
Mr. Isaac Dahlman will be on the turf
this coming season with Bohemian ard a
dozen other race horses, including several
twc-year-oids.
Who will win the bookmakers' billiard
tourney ia the vexed question just now
with the sports up town.
George Smith, or Pittsburg Phil, the
pool plunger, has fallen heir to 8 fourth of
$4,000.
Lucien Marc Chris.ol, wrestler, is
mourned by number Of pupils at Little
Falls. y. y, of whom he collected $40
each for boxing and wrestling lessons and
skpped.
T. +. Rankin, of Buffalo, offered Jacob
Koch, Supposed to be the champion Of Buff
alo, 81 600 match at 1000 birds, old
New York State rules. twas declined.
" X. Kuleman and Harry Bsthue are
matched go run 100 yard -sce at NIGHTS,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
No. virrlnIa PensIons.

Special Telegram 10 the Regtasr.
WASHINGTON, January 11.-Pensiors
have been issued to West Yirginisns as
follows: Original inyslid-Samuel G.
Humphrey, Hartford City; David Strauss,
Wheeling. Restoration and increase
Lswis McFee, Burning Springs. Increase
-Nimrod J. Butcher, Hundred; Daniel b.
Matheny, Leon; James N. Blackburn,
PHrey; James Shriver, New Mart nsyille;
VIM. 7. Falls, Union. Rsissue-James A.
Ballard. Weston. Reissue and increase
Michael Christopher, Charleston. Odgi-
nal invalid-Burwell Spurlock, Leon;
Mark S. Watson, Helleck. Increase
Walter ". Locker, Williamstoyn; Ander-
son Singleton, Moatsville. Original wild
ows, &c Restoration Christina n. Cove,
former widow of James D. Kerns, Ellen
borough.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

ment signed by CudwO-tb, accepting re-
duction Of salary and asserting to reserva-
tion by ,ha Lowell club, is good as against
all corners He has also a letter from Sec
retary Wikoff, Of the American AEsocia-
ton, TO the effect that Cudworth's sigma
,uIe with st. Louis will not be pyomul-
gated until the matter is settled by the ar
bi.ration committee This cicamstsrc. 5
are equally applicable to Wheelook, VINO
recently signed with Detroit.-Pu5lic
Ledger.
The members of the Association Fched-
uje committee has gotten into a row over
the selection OF plums. Won der Abe pro-
tests that Charley Byrne got the best
dst5s last year, and he is trying 90 prevent
bim from ting everything his own way
this yesr. Bar1is stands between fires.
The Chicago clubs hiell has Lot been
broken for ever eight seasons. Arson,
Pisf.r. Williamson snd Borns have filed
their placss since 1882 The Cincinnati
infsl5 up 20 the present the has been IL
tact since 1881. Fo1neily made the fret
break. Reilly, McF and Carpenter have
be Isl Ina their positions stree 1883.
Manager Lotus is moving in q mys'eri-
Gus gay ir signing the newcomers. Elan
ni,-u ha- sllcady accepted terms, but the
new playe, if his release has been pur-
chased. IJ not been lasoed.
Baltimore is still negotiating FOR Jos
HornuBg'7 release ACcptabls terms for
Pickstt's release can be sgreed urOn, bat
the yourg5ter asks tie Orioles to give him
81, 500 salary-an exoIb.talt demand for
az experiment.
players are, in 9 measure, idols Of the
public AID that is why their grievances
are taken 20 much to heart ard thsir
faults go readily overlooked. -. J..
Reach
A cablsqram from Adelaide, South Aus-
trslia. says that ths Chicago and All
America base ball clubs have sailed for
Colombo, where they viii play game on
January %
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
WORLD OF SPORTS.
gAsgBAII-AW0NDEGFJIUI0NiTH THROW
BY BID CRANE.
vgctas D,r1i-N,.@ Of sPuts Rug Tar.
and o., l13 S2-s-Gus-al Sport
Ing News
- - 90.

A cable dis1atch from Australia yes'er-
5,v stated thst Ei Cuus's throw was
the LONGEST ever made with a CT, ket
bsH. saws the New York SIN.
There ia no doubt bl, that Ed is
enc of Tire beet thr5ues In the world,
but there must Lave been zone mistake in
the cures sent This coald easily b We
happened. for the dispatches 80 through
the hands Of lhirsy-flur different telegrs pa
operators There are few RECORDS Of cricket
bali THROWN ir th;s country, for Che SIM
plereacn that the % So hlliz Oh .avorio.
According t0 The Clipper records some Of
the longest throws With the cricket ball
Gro as follows. "Bily' is said TO have
thrown e cricket bal q distance of li0
v.r1s on December 90 1874, AID Geo ge
Brown is credited with throw Of lj7
yards on WalleC,oH common, Eagisrd, IA
1919 W r. Forbes rlCord cf 1872 yards
in Oxic-i ra,ver. iy athletic sports IA
M,-ch. 1876. is. however the longest
arl trtice.et throw, ard tie wonderful
pen rma-c.r Of Brown aud Billy must
1e r.rrrl. "a a- tNceeilre. dubious.
T..le lave hecg .olg throws made with
d. h-ea ralt. few OF which re pr fol-
ow John Hatfield, in Jlly. l-5S, in Gin
fr- u--c 'N success vs throws Of 1873,
12g. i82. I21 127 ard 126 yards The
frst th.se ,l-ows were made with q sli2ht
brseze. and. -s some oIi, 10 helped him.
III ry Wrsh got him i1 threw he balm
lie -.rr. .fe li-.cIinr. llch u did three
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
A RARRAROUS DUEL.
The Victor Ends the Fight with an Iron
Far and Escapes

Ant NANAbA A-uAn tAAN - 'E-NAA 49, -
Bar and Escapes.
MONTREAL, January IA di.patch
received here gives the particulars of bar
b1rous duel fought near Louisville, Qae'
bee.
TFo young men, named Charpentier
AID Frachetie, ware aspiring for the hand
Of one Mile. Chimene, and they were not
long in fading a pretex. for q quarrel,
which cane to a tragic ending Wednes-
day.
Tney met, and, in the most c>ld-blood-
el manner, arranged between themselves
t. eettl9 the matter By a duel, the condi-
tons Of which we're unique and bArb8Tods
Seconds we're dispensed with, and both
men were to 60 to a Certain point On the
river bank, at given hour, ard there
fight with any weapon that came to hand,
frearms or cutting weapons TO be eXclud-
ed, until ore OF them was killed or inssn-
sible, when the survivor was to throw his
body into the river.
Both mel kept the appointment, and
the b.ttle lasted about ten mjnGtes, the
men using their ifs s first, after which
they took 10 stones, s1d the end came
when Charpentier's skull YVES crushed in
By blow from an iron bar which Frech.
cite picked NJ. The final condition Of
throwing the body into the river WIS not
complied with, the victor diving Off in Lis
wagon. He has not b.en heard of si1ca, it
being supposed he hss escaped to the Uni
ted States. 1t YVES impossible to cut Of
his fight, IS the telegraph wires were ZEN
dered useless by the storm.
ChMpentier wss found inseusible, and
the doctors say he cannot live. Mile.
Chimere, the cause Of the quarrel, hiss
been out of her mind since the tragic affair
happ-red.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
THE PRIZE RING.

Dick Heating, Of Lafayette. Ird heavy
weight puglist, and T. S Wilson, of Peru,
have signed articles Of agreement to fight
TO 8 finish, Marquis OF Q-e nsberry rules
within 100 miles Of Peru, between Jsuuary
10 and 80. The stak viii be 500, and
tie winner will take 20 per cent Of the
receipts. Heating has Won every battle
be has fought.
It IS reported that sllvi1, the famous
Australian pugjlist, who is matched to
6yht Jack Burke on January p, stimu-
lated by the recent success Of Peter Jack
sen, will cancel his match with Burke ard
sgil Immediately fer America, where he
win challenge any man in the United
Sfates
Arrangements have been perfected by
;ne Denver Crib Club, whereby Geo. L.
blanche, ihe Marine, will meet Edward
smith. the Colorado champion, in Denver,
in s. fiftseuround glove contest for purse
OF ST. 600 in the last week il January,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
PIEDMONT NEws.

/ Special Correspondence or ne Sunday REGISTER.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, January 12.-Yes
terday the Town Council met, opened and
C united the ballots cast for town officers
last Thursday. The recount charged the
result. by defeating J. Hunter Smith, D
for Sergeant, and electiDg W. r. Powell,
R., by a majority of two. VIM. Kip.
s.ein, D., for Mayor, lest one vote, and
l.. II. Phleger, r., gained one J. P.
Gleesop, D., for Councilman, loat six votes
aud A. J. Clark, R, eained six. Mr..
Klipstein has served notice of contest on
Mr.. Pbleger, and the matter W before
the Council last night, but was postponed
until next Friday night, owing to the ab-
sence Of Mr.. PhtlsgeIs counsel. Hon. c
W. Daily represents Mr.. Klipstein. There
is much bitter feeling over the election,
and some persons are calling for new
election. 1t does seem strange that nearly
all the changes were in favor Of the
citz MS ticket
Yesterday at the annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the First National Bank,
all the old directors and officers were re-
elected They are: President, J. S.
JAMESON Wee President, Capt. John
Sheridan; Cashier, W. T. Bucks
ton: d rectOrs, J. 5 Jameson,
W T. Jameson, John Sheridan,
Timothy Kenny, P. S. Hyde, Wm. Klips-
terk and David Davis.
H. S. Richardson and F. ". Rcsa re-
turned this morning from Charleston.
where they we're attending the State Con-
veniion Of Knights of Labor, the former
being elected Judge Advocate and the lat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

ter made member Of the Executive Com
mittee. The Piedmont Herald WAS made
the official organ of the State.
Next Monday Westernport's election Of
town officials takes place. 1t will be hot
ly contested.
Harry Lndley and company produced
The Castsways" at the Opera House to-
night to fair audience. The play was ex-
cellently rendered. They Will produce the
same play tomorrow night.
A company is abont TO be formed here
to purchase an electric light plant.
J. P. A. Entler has been appointed over
seer Of the poor of this district.
The measles are still raging here, though
not fatally, as was tie case on George {
Creek.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

VrcroRfA. B. c., January IT,
Wellington coal mine difficulty a-c-
rericus ASPECT to-dsy. The mine
meeting lhst night and by q ms.
forty decided not to return 10 woI
committee, visited Mr. Dunsmire 81,
day and he Safered to take back all e
the riDgleade-s The miners have
making flom So to s. day. Motto,
be served in the morning on some 300,
to vacate the cOmpaDy's housee,
trouble is expected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

na,e' CORTLAND, OHIO.

ial Correspondence cf The sunday RsgiSer. a
PORTLAND, O, January 12-The cleo
ton held in Grover, On last Saturday, re- :
suited in a victory for Law snd OIder, and f
On Wednesday Vnlsge Council unaE imous-
lv passed a prohibitory oIdiranee, so that
Wauea township ia without saloon, the Z
fret time Ia many years.
David Francis, Of Smitbfeld, and @;Sbe,'
'a Martin, Of Portland, YEN to Axiom I
o. gdnestsy.
non Th0mp-
w whip jackson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
Baillns Hard Csed.

DUBLIN, Jaauary 1.-The eviction Ct
a tenant named Donovan at Castle Vertry,
County Cork, to-day, was attended with
desperate resistance. The baili1s were
struck with stones and other missiles, bat
they ultimately proved victorious.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
strsinine ala GDat.

Why Toise a religions fuss about g.
ing $lOO, OOO on an Inaugural Ba
keep silentsabout the millions sp-
buying yoles2 Have the days com
in which it is easier to swallow u.
than 70 get outside Of gns2
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13


-------,----.. 80 e.-+. O.
a. "-'.o'''N ''-, .'
ave ZIP -ne TOBACCO I"oil' TIC was 'aN'N VI
E and his p1v-lc an advised INN 10 re- N
.rre chewing and smoking but be ei' as
..--.-r, AS. e-,t Ills 81. ~,
3D., or last yea g Toronto
20 iau ana 10 lo be sicn5d .or the Ic'edos,
Syrecrss his siq-ed Colircisu B. s. AID
rich. the ledha1der of last seasons Hala-
mrzocs
p-r.1,-,,- nar,-i John Whalen is
o., a. ..7 ,.rs Nashville on ott,ck OF
No. 5,fi f.v5r
r,.. ...,. De-, ;.....,-..s ,s,.y-
~ So. .,...e-
us. $50 ,...l H.. 50
t-e
Secre ry ta" -oW tlloks tlat ile
Cleveland c.l' tl'- -2-oA N.oI-
olson OBJ s''s. itul i--ei~sl n-A' SESSION.
Short Stop Anea. Cd. 'ast seasons fsD--
fields. denies the repcr. th,t Lee has ii -ed
With Dsuct RE ha3 ONE negotiations
vi.h that club lu. is a'il t,acy free. lie
has emit -tlf ie-oFe-'- .-'ll pc Se'a-nt g"
his leg ana is WoiNIn. I'D q t-uio'hs' w.
b,n6.
Hamilton 1853 NOT dishard after AT. j
has been given --t.i j nnar7 - O. poat
i's guarantee.
LAW S.-,ror.' r.er..nr r0urerv did
mn. ,,r,vs 81 frrrci.f e7cce,e and ie nov
1s-i-g-r ci-r.o.. .s n,~ looking FIR %
b--tt ,. d., -..-.- -t .-.,.s b.lf club THIS
7-ive. A-lis 2 ..h., .,
0,, ....-..- .....
al. ea'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

WASHINGTON, D. C., January 1.-THE
President appointed the following post
masters: Louis L. Lotzt. Girard, o John
W. Davis, New Richmond, o. Franklin P.
Smith, Plymouth, o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
DUCHESS MARLSNGg
She Wants 100000 from the -,
of Her American Husband

Of Her American Husband
NEW YOBK, Janusry 1l.-Appli,
was made to-day lr Surrogate RaIs
Robert Save, - 81 ssDtiI 2 the Ducf
Marlborough, nee Mrs Louis C. HIM
sley, for en- order requiring the exec
Of her former husband 10 pay his
$500 900. The Duchess, in Ter pei
for this allowance, stated that the
of the estate in the hands Of the e, ]
was $3.50, 900 q year. She alsC
that che Was entitled to IN is SUI
her former husbands will lyas O..
probate or not The Duo thess
use $3.50, 900 Of this sum ln 90,
residence ard the balanc 70 d
panEes and sustain the ram k and
Sition which she has asst s1msi
reserved.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13
business must belucrative

Tue Supreme Court knocks cut al the
oourt proceeds at Charleston in the matter
Of tas Banawha retlrns, and throwa the
vlois thing iu.o TIE hands Of tie Lsg'sis-
.u,e It is COW hoped chat the Senate
will organize snd get 30 work.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

Ks., January 26, for $4,000 side. Ed H.
Ormby, of Kansas City, hes baen named as
stakeholder and referee.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-01-13

a WISCONSIN, MAN, at the age Of forty,
sa,e Up lhe tobacco habit. He was taken
sick and bis physician advised him TO re-
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-31
AovERrrsE THE COUNTY.

Time and again have we had our at.en-
ton called to the fact that nothing, prac-
tically, has been done towards advertis-
ing the advantages cf Hand county--a
great county of forty townships and scarce
ly anything known of its maguincence
outside Of its limits. Farmers are howling
for more neigbors, business men are howl
ing for more farmers and IL all winds up
in howl and nothing more. We have
indicated time and again p' actical way
OF placing the advantages OF the county
before people-but of course we see 1t
was wasted breath--there is no response
from the people. Here is sample way
other counties are getting ID their work,
We quote from the Huron Democrat:
"The commissioners Of Beadle county,
during their late session, appropriated a
sum not to exceed ~ 800, to be expended
in advertising the county for the purpose
of inducing immigration. The plan is to
iss ,e a pamphlet giving complete de-
scription OF the our county. its resources.
etc., and showing in striking and con-
vincing manner. the marked progress that
has been made in the few years of its set
tlement, The Chicago and Northwestern
railway company. which is going to thor
oughly advertise the country along its
lines in Dakota, will distribute this PAM
phlet free in the Eastern states and Europe.
There should be something done to in
duce farmers to come into our county,
and II Is fairer and better that all our tax
payers bear their proportion of the ex-
pense than to have il done by few. The
sum of S2,5oo when apportioned, will
hardly amount to 25 cents upon each lot
and quarter section Of land in Beadle
county, and it does seem that no one
would object to paying that sum when it
is sought to bring people and property in
to the county, thereby increasing the tax
able property"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-31

We have often heard the remark that
some of our dealers sold goods now at the
same prices they did in 1888 when every
thing was flying high. Nearly all things
have been slowly hammered down from
the high prices occasioned by big immi-
grafton. and the man who expects to get
as much for his goods now as then is c''n-
sideraLly off. The reason is simple
enough, too. Then there was little CON-
petition. and plenty Of money. Now con-
sumers are looking up the competition
which is brisk IN all departments of trade.
At that time there was but one job Office
in Hand county, and that in the PRESS
Office. 1t is not strange that We got big
prices for all work. But things are differ
ent now. And realizing the present situ-
alton. We are printing envelopes, letter
heads, etc. for just one half the price OBJ
tanned in the early years. In this way we
were enabled to do a good business in 1888
and have promise of still better record
for 1889.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-31

WHEREAS, John Hasl and Barbara
liasl, his wife of Hand County Dakota.
did execute and deliver 70 g. w.
Abcll, Of Huron, Dakots, as Trustee
for James B. Russell, mortgage upon
the northeast quarter of secticn ten
(i0) towa lis, range 40 which ssid mort
gage bears date the eighth day of Febrn-
ary A. d. 1897, and was recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Hand
County, in book seven Of mortgages, on
page 279 on the 10th day Of March. A..
ID. 1881, to- secure payment OF $4,000 due
from said John Hasl to James Is.
Russell, for money loaued to said John
Hasl, which said debt is evidenced by
ten promissory notes, each for the sum oi
50 90 said notes being executed and de-
livered by said John Hssl PAYABLE TO
said James b. Russell, all of said notes
bearing date Feb. lst, 1887, and due re-
spectively Aug. lst 1887. Feb ist 1883,
Aug LIST, 1888, Feb, LIST 1883, Aug. lst 1888
Feb ist 1890, Aug. lst 1890, Feb. lst 1891
Aug Is. 1891, Feb Let ls92. and all OF
said notes berring interest at the rate OF
ten per cent per annum, after maturity
And wherers. il was provided in saio
mortgage. that il default should be made
in pay ment OF any OF SAID notes for ten
DAYS after the maturity thereof, then the
whsle Of said remaining debt should at the
option of SAID James B. Russell, become
due and pa yabl~, and said G, w. Abel
was appointed by the terms. OF said mort
gage and empowered 10 foreclose said
mortgage and sell the said premises t.
satisfy said debt together with the costs o
foreciosing said mortgage including thereir
$500 attorneys fee. stipulated in saie
mortgage.
And whereas the sum of $500 is claim
ed to be delinquent, viz, The note ma;ur
| ing August let 1888, is wholly un
paid for mere than ten days after tn
maturity thereof by reason whereof IT,
! said james D. Russell has declared th
balance Of said remaining debt, and in
terest evidenced by said notes, immediate
| " due and payable and has requested tn
said q. W. Abel to foreclose ssid mortgag
and sell said premises to satisfy said debt
And whereas no suit at law or otherwis
! has beer CONF enced to collect said debt o
any part thereof public notice is hereb
given that under the power Of sale con
isined in said mortgage and in pursuanc
of ths statute in such cases provided, tn
said premises will be sold at public auction
either by the undersigned or Gy the sheri
] Of sad Hand county, at the front door ,
the court hq,isc, at Miller, IN said Han
county Wednesday the 10th day of Marc
a. ID. 1889, at 10 o'clock in the forenooI
10 the highest bidder for cash, and sha
apply the proceeds Of said sale t. the pa,
ment OF the said Ssl 90 debt nov due, All
the costs Of foreclosure Of said mortgage
Dated nj Huron. d. r.. this eth dan
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1889-01-31

The dot In the southwest Pacific, about
5000 miles southwest Of San Francisco
via the Sandwich Islands, is just tribe
larger than Hand county. Yet serious
complications are arising between the
United States and Germany over this
tropical spec. The Representatives of both
nations living on this island are at war,
our consul's flag has been insulted and the
thing has gone SO far that the condition Of
our navy has been loo ed into. However
diplomacy is the gun that disperses war
ships now a-days. None of us need antic-
ipate the pleasure of sail, for We have a
war vessel that carries gun that shoots
three thousand pounds OF dynamite at one
load-it can go out and blow Samoa out
OF the Pacific ocean and whip all the COM
Dined fleets of men of-wor in the world.
That's the kind OF Nation We are. Vas
du sag2