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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
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Thursday, NOV. l.-ifemham'ura, II. IN, 81
teS. GiHiinllin tcmpelHH'rp, 81 der EirHr
Annual meeting q TIE l'hHieputa branch 81
Unitarian Women hGNll6I5i C6Ht3iiE No. 6,,li
here. Dennis u. huuU Is AK c0lirrtgr killg.f
on The rrilrnad. !cngy q Turner np,lStptrd
city solicitor q sue5gedl Frank Bell
Friday, Nov. !.--'fempeiHt,lra, .G III Is Ic.
Minimum temperature, II dcr Ticar
Saturday, Nur. h-ItEIpF FHtfte i.5 M %
deg Minimum Temperature Fl 3pl Clnuty
The Wiimineton wheel GaA Gaiettie,i lie
Rrading
Sunday, Nov. a. Hnmpcratura, M. 6. 90 deg.
Minimum tgmperatre, 81 dnE. Clnar
Mlhtinunl temperature, ifdrs Etemly.
Tuesday, Nov 4. -'IrnpRrniitrEt ". Il + dcr.
Minimum temperature, 81 tlD. Clear Tho
general eie,llon pfseci 81 Il1'y; tableware
ana Now Cassie county VEN Democratic anu
kCEt and Sussex euuutles fepGhrun
Metinnalhy, NOV. !. Temperature, ~, ~ 81
deg MINIMUM ttmpelatlre, 8. les. Clear.
lhutslaN, Nov 81 lUmpcrH sIfg, a8 fl, 81, q.
dor Minimum Temperatures, u dry llouIy.
Friday, Nos. 0.t-'lGnPr.ittIip Is. iili il riE;.
hlnltlntl te.nperature, o deE, Rain.
deg Minimum temperature, 81 deg Rain
sunday, Nov. l.-EemptITltl 1T, % - deg
Minimum temperature, 81 deg clear.
Monday, Nov. Temperature, ri, 50, 81 dor.
Minimum temperatures, 10 deg. Clear William
j. Calhoun arrested ON the charge Of fel0ui6u4ly
dssINliting CathafiHr II.
Tuesday, Nov. X, Temperature, "a, 81. q
49, fNllllulHill AFllllfHIh'Alf' III uFg tIpUr,
Milford Republicans give a biz deuOI sttati0n
Wednesday. Nov. Temperature, *, ID, b
deg. Minimum temperature "a deg. Cloudy,
Thursday, NOV. li.-'lemperature 81 az h
deg. Minimum temperature, 10 deg Rain.
| First annual convention Of The New Castle
| County Snnday-Sthoul Association begun IL,
West Presbyterian Church.
| Friday, Nov. ld.--Iemperature, 81, GS% 81
| deg Minimum temperature, 10 deg Clbudy
Government tostut the monitor Amphiuite ii
| the HARLAN l!ollingswprth Company shin.
yard successfully conducted.
| saturday, Nov. IL Temperature, Al, IS, tjL
| deg. MINIMUM temperature, II deg. Clear
| sunday, Nny. II. -'lemperature, ~, iG II
| deg. Minimum Temperature, - deg Rain.
Monday, Nov lp.-FempelHture, 81, 81, ST.
| deg. Minimum temperature, II deg ltain
| Death OF Henry Lea. The Middle States Bnsp
| ball League formed in Philadelphia.
| Tuesday, Nov. 20,-'remperatlre, "A. nv, a
deg. Minimum temperature, 81 deg Clear
| Tenth anniversary of the Delaware Bautisi
Union opened IN Delaware Avenue Baitisi
Wednesday, Eoy. 2l.-3rcmpcrature Dc, 81. 3.
| deg, Minimum temperature, ~ dog Clear
Annual session Of the Delaware Grand Lodge
l. o. o. +. Fourteenth annual session Of tbe
New Castle County Icachers' Institute began
\ at New Castle.
Thursday, Nov a.--Tenperature, 81, ssH, y
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
W on,en nom, GctlnI,ne.

'I.'' ''tt'#' j 1ffrs
vert into tie post.of for n few
Stamps, and don't get 'em. wan
pushed potet, stepped on rolled and
visited BY women for d half hour or i lesa
s aa got ont. Not another man was Ia be-
seen' II like cases men aIwe W @f form 20 =
l .sHa aii The lest conner takee tha ,aa a. /"
~ ~ Wo4en never do that way, Thsv
h aun, ana tho bis ones reach the yjndoy
nr rat Y shetF Hyerdupois, while The LITTLE
ons1 amt around tho outer circle liIa
a as SHIPS IN IN EDDY. ono woman
aaSne - delightsome creature whom
,,,asa =! Gsn oyerpraise, but women in ina
,si,I N1l Dy themselves are consclencelaqs
wiiu Beasts as destitute OF mercy towaxI
p II :, ahother az tigers in q iunels' T,ooE !
Ut IRE sra several pale, feeble women VIZ
eneis llttie strength to reacb tbe y INN ~,
so nu ~. mhN their packages, but alwavs i bs
a 10 they got there some hinge ,nonnta Ss,
y. ~ oyefdresssd female ilesh comes i, ~
s spS a s and filings herself against tbam n.
S sna forces then back md calmly m nails
aer own. And Just that sort ~ th;n,
crowds of women. 'So onfistmas
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

PHILADRLPHIA, Jan. 3-Upon the ep.
plicatinn Of o D. Wright. who hollis
$50, 900 worth of the Landa of the Fair.
mount Goal and Iron Company, Judge Fol
yesterday appointed William NJ Stewart
receiver OF the company, which has hscn
in default for IL months upon itsintereHt.
The bonds outstanding amount to
1915, 900, and we're issued ia 1851 ,secuyed
by mortgage on the companys PROG.
erty in Armstrong and Clarion counties,
Pennsylvania, for which the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company Of New Ycrt
was trnstee. b. X Jalaison il the present
president; John A. Wilson yics president
and Francis B Owen secretary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

~ - EsNpullE ibSt.
"'rhe mission OF journalism,n as inter
preted by The editor If the philadelphia
Press, consists among other things in
forcing upon the Purchasers of his paper
lot of pictures of London proatitutes.
The statement will hardly be credited by
Gnghody who did not ace a copy OF the
Press FOR last Sunday. but il ia y fact that
the iesue contained 'pcrtraits" of seven
of tho women who were bntcher6i by the
Whitechapel murderer, with full psrticu-
lara as to their careers, the whole intro
duoed with the head limo, ''R presen,a-
tive Pictures Of the Unfortunate Women
who are tho Pest and Disgrace OF tho
British Metropolis" md with the state
ment that lone of tho most interesting
things in connection with IheBs murders
is the variety Of phases of life among the
low and vicious which study CT the
characters of the murderer's victims pre-
SCENTS. What an interesting profession
journalism is getting to be
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
FEBRUARY.

wednesday, Feb. 1.-Temperature, 50, 3iiS
90 deg. Minimum Temperature, ~ deg. Fair
Judge Wales denied the application Il promi-
nent Republicans TO have supervisors an
pointed to scrutinlze the assessment list Lewis
List who was sentenced TO Imprisonment for
life, pardoned by Governor Biggs
Thursday, Feb. 2.-Temperature, IS, 20, 3piS
.g. Minimum temperature, u deg. Clear
"Ground hog" day.
Friday, Feb. S.-Temperature, 20, 49,, lB
usg Minimum temperature, u deg Fair
Inc Republicans Withdrew from the session al
thtG.ounty assessors and decided TO apply at
tile March session OF levy court TO be placed on
the assessment list.
Saturday, Fob. 4.--Temperature,s 5. 81, II deg.
-,iAihiiGn feinperTTiiEf, = -l#f.u.. IN
stalmeht store Of E. n Hyhtrr nHrnsl tas.
placed at SS.N ms -anct sEttpi fea n ~
tHf Res. gaylord Lewis More
sunday, Fob. 5.-remperature, Ss, 80, 40 deg
Minimum temperature, ~ deg.
Monday, Feb 6.-Temperature, IS, 3s, 40 deg
Minimum temperature, 81 deg. Opening Of
the February term of court.
Tuesday, Feb. 7.-Temperature, az, 81 II
deg. Minimum temperature, 2S deg Rain
ing: John IL. Benson, colored, fined *, $50 for
policy and poker gambling, and selling liquor
without license. Christopher Haley and
Iemuel stroud fined 81 900 each for keno gam
bling. Eleventh annual meeting of the Agri-
cultural Society Of Delaware at Dover.
Wednesday, Feb. S.-remperHture, 49, 3gLS,
d9 deg Minimum temperature, 30 deg. Rain
and snow: The grand jury on this date COM
inended EVERY EVENING for suppressing gam
ping, n It's final report. Fourth annual meet
ing of the Delaware Fruit Exchange Mt Dover.
thursday, Feb 9.-Iemperature. -, 81 i. 10
deg Minimum temperature, ~ deg, Cloudy,
FRIDAY, Feb. lO.-femperature, II, 1876, 1917
deg Minimum temperature, deg. showing.
The court decided against the .'shinners
Eighth annual encampment of the Delaware
q. A. X, at Dover.
Saturday, Feb. 1I.--Femperature 90 81. p
deg Minimum temperature, i3 deg. Raining
and mailing a dozen prisoners publicly
whipped at New Castle.
sunday, FEB. i2,-sFnmperature, Ri, ~, 70
deg Minimum temperattlre, 90 deg SnuWint,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
MAY

llesdly May Temperature, Is. "a, &c iler.
Minimum temperature o leg Ratn4. faTs
lMlteis, -t0ne tnhaanS ana hpd carriers wont
On strike. ,3htet Justice Gdaegvs delivered
4MH9n ~ Lover sustaining STATE Treasurer
i. * p raifU8i
Wednesday,, May :. -Tamptratre, 81 81.
5hs9 deg. Minimum temperature iideg Clear
Steamer City IT Chester launched at liArlun e
liuituEsw0rth tumphuy's 4hIT-yard
lhnlsiGy, Mag AEeWptratlre. 81, GA eli
deg Minimum Temperature, SO deg Glftr
Annual session Of the supreme Lodge. Intif.
pendent Order Vi Mechanics.
Friday, May 4. ITEM peratnrr, s., Ga, 81 deg
Minimum temperature, 81. Cloudy
saturday, May j.-Iemperature 81, n, 70
deg Minimum temperature - deg Cloudy
Board Df Education election.
Sunday, MaYB. -Tunperattire, ~. 80, So deg.
Mluiullln temperature, u deg. Clear.
Monday, May S.-1enpcrature, is, ~ IS dag
Minimum temperature, IS deg. Clear foro-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

PHILADELPHIA, Jap. s. x Receiver Of
Taxes, john Hunter, was hsld in bail yes.
terday on tho charge Of conspiracy, p1e.
ferrGd By Edward II. Graham II is
alleged that Hunter hos concerted with
othera scheme to cheat and iefrRud The
National Gold Sulphur Company, BY
transferring its rights to another CON.
psny formed by himself and others.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

Warmers Log Cabin Ssrsaparills Regu-
lates the Regulator. Best blood purifier.
Largest bottle in the market. Manufao-
tured by proprietors of Warner's Safe
Cure. Sold by all druggists.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

have been nfllirtnd since last Alarrh vim /,
skin disease the dnctofs c'tll Ea4rnat. nv t5.s
was covered with srahs and stores nn,l III 3 ii,,l.
ing and burning were almost unbegHsI,l,,
Seeing your CETMuat REMEntEs Il, hfsblV s,f,s
commended, concluded 10 give tHru 4 triaE
using the CErIcCRA and GuTlrrBA Soar oStir.
naliy and RE5DtyENT informally In fT,r
months. call myself cured, III prttitiuds FIJI
which make this public statement
lll;s. CLARA 4, FREDERICK.
Broad Brook Conn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

a.. A poat-ofico has heep estob,,onod -
Augustus d. Woodall as pos.mester. "''n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

y o years ana q hall ago Salt ithoum brolto
ont on my right hand. 1t appenret In WIKI
hhStets ~ AIDED by terrible ittnins. a,ti
sihInisll} spread until i covered thu enfife
on my lot hand. / tried mnny renGdtg,,' i ~
S9I'd md no cure until obtained lie (,i,ir.
cukA hENEhlEs, which effected Il spestly an5i
permanent giFe. 80 al1
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10

:. Sold overywhere. Price, CtrTlrrnt N.
n ,,lAI, *3c.; REs0iyENT, 81. Prepared ~ III
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Nasa
EFSond for GLOW to Cure skin Diseaao, :, n,
pages 90 Illustrations, and 100 testim0nials,
kkRYg2 Skin and Scalp preserved an
ChHEp SOAR. hEul'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-10
ECZEMA CAN BE GuHEn

The most agOniHing, huuiilat,np.
itching, scaiy and BURNING Ecze-
ma. are cured by the Cutttuta
aienlcdies, when piaysicianS and
MI Otilcr reMleAicA mil
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
col:ec.ed for Quiclz Digestion.

I The United States steamship Pensa-
cola. with the solar expedition on board
has left New York for the west coast of
Africa, where the savants intend gathering
important facts about the eclipse of the
sun which will take place on December %
next.
OWING to the depressed condition of
the coal trade nine collieres of the Ihila-
celpnia and Reading Coal and Iron COM
pany. employing nearly 1000 men and
boys. have been temporarily suspended.
a COMPANY has been formed in London
to erect a tower in London on the Eitfel
plan, to be 1880 feet high. A prize of
$500 is offered for the best design, the
competition open to the world.
TEE entire plant of the Brush Electric
Light company in Boston, is understood,
has been sold to the Thomson Houston
Electric company for a cash consideration
Of So. 250, Geo.
FoRTa-N1NE oyster PACKING houses of
Baltimore have decided to raise the price
of standard oysters to 81 per gallon, an
Increase of 20 per cent
SERGEANT NoGuEs, of France, has
been sentenced to Imprisonment for life
for Offering to sell a Lebel carriage to
Count Won Moltke.
1T is said that the Italian government
has ordered 49,NGo.o0O cartridges to be
made with smoseless powder.
The Russian gunboat Nasr-Ed- Din
Shah has sank at Batoum. The crew were
drowned.
THIRTY persons were injured recently n
railroad wreck III Brussels.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
Watertown District.

A. d. Traveller, residing elder.
Arlington-Wm. G. sage.
Aurora and Medway-Fred E. Leaser.
Big Stone City-Samuel C. Robinson.
Bristoi-S. p. Brokaw.
Bradley-William Colvln.
Brookings-Frank H. Wheeler.
Clear Lake.. w. East.
C]ark-Thomas Hamb!y.
Clark Circuit-James Trewartha.
Elkton--Thomas A. Jones.
Estelline and Oakwood-Thomas San.
derson.
Gary-Robert c. st. Clair.
Henry-O. A. Phillips.
kampeska-H. NJ. Springer,
Lake Preston-A. S. Mason.
.Madison-C. f. Hoger.
Millbank-J. c.. Shetland.
Roumania- To be supplied.
Irwin Brooks-E. S. Ireland.
Waubay--To be supplied.
Webster-Joseph Watershed.
White-C. III. Botkin.
Wilmot-D. G. McLearn.
Willow Lake-James B. Bible.
Timothy Donahue, missionary to China.
Let without appointment to attend
school-O. E. Murray, Francis Nichols
Thomas H. Garvin. Joseph r. Gowdv'
Phillip X. Hammond.
The next session of the conference vii,
be held in Mitchell.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
Natural Gas, ana No N1istnke.

There is much excitement overthe discov-
cry of natural gas well within three miles
of Salem, in McCook county. The flow
seems to be increasing, il anything. The
we'll is a two-inch bore. and the gas escapes
with great force. making a noise which can
be heard over mile. The lighting qualities
OF the gas We're tested the other evening in
the presence of over 200 curious spectators
The volume of the gas was reduced to less
than one-quarter of an inch, and when
lighted produced q pure, clear flame. fifteen
OF twenty feet in length. and about four feet
in diameter, which ctfectually lighted the
entire premises. Steps are being taken to
form stock company, when the town will
be lighted with gas before snow flies.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
GARNERED FROM DAKOTA FIELDS,
Appointments That Arc to BE Made.


After the admission OF the. new states,
says a Washington dispatch, there will be
several fat Offices to distribute. Each ofthe
Dakotas will be entitled to a United States
district judge, to be appointed from the res
idents of state. In each there will be a
United States district attorney and Il
United States marshal. In South Dakota
there may be no changes. although upon
admission appointment will have to be
made. as these officers are now holding
their positions under the title of territory"
and the admission act says they must be
appointed. Each of the new states is ere
ated judicial district, and the new officers
will have to be officers of the state judicial
district. In Dakota Marshal Marratta is
still serving. When the states are-admitted
a marshal for North and South Dakota will
be appointed. There is no provision in the
bill for the division of the surveyor generals
district OF Dakota, and it is probable that
North Dakota will remain under the super
vision of 3. III. Sullivan. who was appointed
last summer for the territorial district A
bill will no doubt be early introduced for the
division of the surveying districts of Da-
kota on the new state line. The candidates
for the new positions can now come to the
front. All that will be necessary for early
appointments will be the endorsement of
the delegations in congress.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
The King is Dead, Long Live til. Hing:

The King is Dead, Long Live the King.
The king of Portugal, who has been
ill for some time. is dead. The duke of
Braganza, the eldest son of the k1rg, who
succeeds to the throne, will assume the
title of Carlos I. The premier waited upon
Don Carlos and presented the designations
of the cabinet ministers. which the king
declined to accept. The queen, who was
present when the king died, embraced Don
Carlos, saying: Il hope you will prove as
good king as you have always been
son" The new king has issued procla-
nation III which he promises faithful OBJ
servance of the political institutions of
the country, swears to maintain the Cath
Ole religion, the constitutional laws and
the integrity of the kingdom.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
Smallpox Epidemic On an Island.

About three weeks ago E. T. Schneider,
of Pelee island, near Sandusky, Ohio, was
taken i'll with disease which proved to
be smallpox. Before the nature of the
disease besame known over 200 persons,
including about sixty school children. were
exposed to it. Now word comes from Pc
lee that there are nearly 100 cases of the
disease on the island. The inhabitants of
the place who have not yet contracted the
disease are panicstricken. The Canadian
government has established a quarantine
against the island, and all neighboring
American ports not now quarantined will
be closed against it, thus shutting the
stricken people out from all communica-
ton with the outer world.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
Tho News in Brief.

F1REBUGs loose'in Deadwood with good
prospects of being tied up if caught.
The Methodist university at Mitchell is
completed and is entirely free from debt.
A. II. HORTON recently shot crane at
Crystal Lake which measured eight feet from
tip to tip.
NORTH DAKOTA cast $4,000 votes, while
South Dakota cast in the neighborhood of
1900.
The Indians on the reservation near
Pierre are.buying Winchester rifles and shot
guns. Probably to protect themselves from
the real estate agents.
Two young men hired a livery rig from T.
S. Pew. at Andover, and drove to Putney
and sold it. Mr.. Pew recovered his proper
ty. The authorities are after the thieves.
FRED GRANGER had his hand caught in
the gearing of thrashing machine at Clear
Lake and SO badly mangled that amputation
waf necessary.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
The Farmers Institute.

The board of trustees and faculty of the
Agricultural college at Brookings have an
ranged to hold the annual farmers institute
for 1889 from December 8 to 10 next. These
institutes are becoming very popular, and
the possibilities for good which they offer
to the farming community are hardly to be
overestimatcd. During the sessions OF the
institute six daily lectures will be given. and
one in the evening. The day lectures will
consist OF a practical discussion of the pr in
cipie of stock breeding, peculiaritics of
breeds. stock feeding, corn and small grains
methods of culture, fertilizers, etc.: forestry
fruit and gardening: the chemistry Of agri-
culture: the diseases, care and cure OF our
domestic animals: our insect friends and
enemies. and what we shall do with them:
farm accounts and business forms. The
evening lectures will be upon general and
SPECIAL topics by we'll known speakers of
Dakota and the adjoining states. 4 full
program will be sent to any person applying
tor it,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
En,husing Over senator rettiere W.

Few men have ever had more enthusiastic
honor paid them by neighbors THAN that
which the citizens of Sioux Falls, prospect
i've of party. bestowed upon Frank Petit
grew on his recent return from Pierre
Stores We're gaily ornamcnted, and various
notices were strung across the streets.
Thousands of citizens gathered on the main
avenue. A torchlight parade formed and
marched to the music of several bands.
The immense crowd listened in the open air
to speeches from II. II, Keith, r. f. Petit
grew, S. L. Young, Acknowledgement Robt
Dollard, o. S. Clifford, Rev. John Hutchinson,
Rev. A, X. Fuller, and other speakers.
Many members of the legislature were in
the city and delegations were present from
a number of Dakota cities,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
Asto Crop Failure.

well posted Dakota paper makes PLAN
statement Of the crop failure scare for South
Dakota to this effect: In a dozen counties
in South Dakota there has been a very per-
ceptible shortage in crops, and in two or
three an almost total failure. In these last
the farmers are needy and must have help
There is no justification. however, for the
use OF the word Starving" for such a condi-
ton can never exist so long as the granaries
OF the state are bursting, as they are, with
grain. Local failures must,not be allowed to
overshadow the general prosperity of the
state. The crop totals make a magnificent
showing. 1t is only in few unfortunate
districts that the crop failure will be likely
to produce absolute Want
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
ROBBED ON THE PRAIRIE

Two Highwaymen Hold Up North Da,xo,.
Wheat Man.
Word has been received at Casselton.
D., of highway robbery near Arrbnr
seventeen miles north of that place. M
Collect, agent of the Northwestern E,evo .
tor company, had received $4,000 in gold
which ne took to Hunter. the nearest
eanklng town, to change into small bills
checks. AS he was returning a1ona ~ "i. .''
evening, when within two miles of ha .le
he was stopped by two men with ravo1 inc
who relieved him of the entire 81 7oo ;s,'
bills and $500 in gold. Both men nav ~ N
capped. A1en es-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
Huron District.

Lewis Bradford. presiding elder.
Alpena-Thos. Carson.
Blunt-Chas. j. Wright.
Burkmore-J. L. Harrington.
Cavour-1o be supplied.
Desmet-W. III. Matson.
Faulkton-W. II. Wiles
Gettysburg and Forest City-James +.
Davis.
Hand Circuit-E. S. Chappel.
Highmore-To be supplied.
Ritchcock-R. G. Ople.
Hmon-H. II. Dresser.
Iroquois-To be supplied.
Miller-To be supplied.
On1da-Jas. d. Allison.
hPierre-Frst church, I. G. Phifer; East
church, to be supplied; Fort Pierre, to be
supplied.
Redfeld- A. r. Boggs.
ST. Lawrence-Wm. j. Hyde.
Waterbury-To be supplied.
Washington AMI Wolsey-A. Z. Tanner.
Washington springs-To be supplied.
Winthrop-To be supplied.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
Aberdeen District.

Aberdeen District.
F. A. Burdick, presiding elder.
Aberdeen-W. n. Seelick.
Andover-C Charles b. Warren.
Ashton and Athol-R. C. Graham.
Bangor-S. F. Brown.
Bath-Lyman W. Ray.
Britton-A. L. Burrows.
Clairmount-Wm n. Irwin.
Columbia and Ordway-Theo. Simmons
Coral--Wm. w. Brown.
Devoe and Roanoke-Thomas Collins
Doland and Frankford-Wm. H. Carey
E]lendale-Wm. p. Pearse.
Eureka and Mound City-Alexander D
Smith.
Frederlck-W. w. Glazier.
Groton and Putner-David Gostells.
i Hecla-Thos. Trevitick.
Ipswich-Samuel G. Leavitt.
Langford-Wm. d. Deible.
Leola-Geo. w. Hickman.
Ludden-G. +. Bieber.
Newark-Edward o. Bullock.
Worthwhile and Mellette-J. S. Akers.
Roscoe and Bowdle--L. f. Beach.
Warner--C. i. Lull.
Westport-Edward Vaughn.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-11-01
A Chicago millionaire Deaa.

John Creerar, the head of the great rail-
road supply house of Creerar. Adams s.
Co., of Chicago, died at the residence of
his attorney, Mr.. Norman Williams, a few
days since. Mr.. Creerar has been long
time a sufferer from heart disease. His
age was about 65 years. He leaves no
heirs except two cousins, who live in New