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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF FIVE
Il BEAUTIFULLY-LOCAT EAsT-END
LOTS ON THE SOUTHERN LlNEOF y STREET
BETWEEN TWENTY THIRD AND RANDOLPH
request Of the owner ! viii sell.
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER !, $780,
ats p. NJ, the above-described PROPERTY, as
follows First, Foul 10 IS ~ % feet each 'front.'
ing on the south .ldo OF street between wen
tY-third and Rando pl streets and extending
back between slightly cOnyerging lines 10 feet
in n sOutherly direction % An alley lO feet Wile.
second, ONE LOT IN mediately Ia rear u tho
above. triangular 10 shape. area i5Xl23h feet
This section l. rapidly being buiit up with
pretty class Of frame dwellings and Is daily en-
hancng In value.
Terms: Easy, and announced NJ sale,
CHARLES A. ROSE,
Sc rps 3O.Oc1 Auctiouecr.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
A CONVENIENT sTEAMER
THE cRoATAN JACOBS REsPITED.
Not Present when His Sentence was Pass
ed-Cape Fear section Flooded
Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l

RNr1GH, September 26.-GOvernor
Fowle today respited until October 10th
Steve Jacobs. the Croatan Indian, who was
TO have been hanged to-day at Lumberton;
Robeson county, for the murder of aged
Mrs carp. Jacobs's counsel asked Tor re-
spite. and as reason stated that at the
time sentence of death was passed upon
him he was not before the Court in person,
having escaped Jail just prior TO the day
of sentence. Under these circumstances
the Governor decided to let the case 20. TO
the Supreme Court so this particular point
could be settled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
cOulNi Ut o'bAifN4s
A DowNPoUR THAT CAUSED FLOOD.

kilograms received here state that ex-
cessiye rains have fallen in the Cape Fear
section. mainly in Brunswick county.
Trains were delayed somewhat last night,
the track of the Carolina Central railway
being overlooked for long distances. In
the central part of the State the rains were
light. The storm was worst near Whining
ton. At Wrightsville beach 1t wa, very
severe. The tide was extraordinarily high.
The waves broke over the beach into the
sound. and the inhabitants of Ocean View
all left. II has not been so rough there for
fifteen wears. The weather cleared to-day
to the great rellet Of the cotton-planters'
The cotton Is more open and exposed than
ever before in September.
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AUCTION SALEs-This Day.
THIS SATURDAY AT ( 7. NJ.
AUCTION SALE or FOUR TENEMENTS AND
FIFTEEN TwENTY-FOor LOTS
ON CUrrSrA HILL

TERMS: For the LOTS only SIS cash; balance
In monthly instalments: one tvofth each
These Lots are just above the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway shops. and tho Tanner e De-
laney Locomotive Works.
sale commences AZ O'Clock r. VI.
THOMAS RUTHERFoORD,
ser north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-27
ADEsPrRATE CRIMINAL.

Great excitement has existed around the
BATTLE-GROUND" tor several days
Young man by the name of Osborne,
who was under bond for his appearance at
the last term of the Superior Court under
grave criminal charge, skipped the
country. A few days ago he reappeared
in his old neighborhood heavily armed and
swearing that he would take the life OF
Judge d. Schenck and several others. An
attempt was made to arrest him by posse
of seven men, but Osborne resisted des-
perately and escaped. A larger posse was
Organized and started in pursuit, but up
10 this hour he has successfully eluded ms
pursuers. Osborne is a desperate man,
and it is not probable that he will be taken
alive.
OFFICIAL TESTS.
Phmnix. the oil-well owner, today re-
ceived the official report of State-Chemist
Battle. who for some time has been
engaged in analyzing specimens OF on
taken from the Phoenix well. DR.. Battle
pronounces it genuine petroleum OF good
quality. Phoenix has refused several hand
some offers for this property ald Is making
arrangements to bore.
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se27-2t

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FORIS
II CITY PROPERTY, the desirable and -
well-locato1 TRUCk-FAKM u ,. Heller, con-
tanning l06 ACRES five miles below the city. two
story house with four rooms and all necessary
out-houses. Three quarters OF milo to Fort
Lee station. school-house adjoining. For fur
Their Information apply TO +. II. CARRIER No.
2yl2 Williamsburg avenue. sc @bt
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
TINE OLD DOMINION
l. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, VA.

This company invites tho attention of the
people OF Richmond 20 10 simple ami practical
plan Tor enabling persons II small means % Sc
cure homes Of their Own
The company will lend money on real estate
10 withia . per cont Of the appraised value, 70
be returned In small monthly instslments
scarcely moro than the ordinary monthly rent
aslmple investment The shares oi the COM
pany are very desirable because Of tho fact that
they represent tho smallest possible risk with
the largest profit. the security being always real
estate.
Ladies' or ether persons OF means not able or
willing 70 engage In active business pursuits
can by an Investment in The shares Of this COM
pany become practically partners In an extern
siye active, ana profitable business, under tho
management Of men with tho best business
qualities and Of large and varied experience.
For full particulars those desiring 10 invest or
10 borrow will please CAL on OF address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND

~ ~ = n From Atlanta AMI AuEa''h
SIS A. n. from Amelia C0HihogsA
40 =. II. From Raleigh
5.35 4. NJ. A. Manchester from Clover
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AUCTION SALEs-Fnture DAYS.

BY Charles \. Rose,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. II Tenth street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-06
Women's Felt Slippers. Fifty Cents
And upwards at New England Shoe Store.
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

A matinee of the Private Secretary will
be given at Ming's to-day.
The United States circuit court was not
in session yesterday. 1t will open this
morning at ten.
The ladies of the Christian church will
hold sale of Christmas goods and fancy
articles on the 18th of December.
Thomas A. NARROW, of Lewis and Clarke,
and Will II. Mccoy, of Missoula, have been
appointed notaries public by Gov. Toole.
Coroner Rockman served a summons ON
Sheriff Jederis yesterday in the case of
HOsom d Curtin to recover some furniture
attached by the sheriff. -
The Thornton Thomas Mercantile COM
pany has been organized to do a general
merchandise business in Butte. The capi-
tails stock is $4,000. The incorporators
are j. ID. Thomas, L. A. Thornton, George
Bretherton, j. A. Frazer and Mary Bowen.
Messrs. Baumgartner q Mich, proprie-
tors of Harmonic hall, will close that place
OF entertainment on Monday evening. The
gifted and popular soprano, Miss Emma
Meyer, will play an engagement in Butte.
and the ladies' orchestra will 90 to Chicago.
The case of the Northern Pacific railroad
company vs. James Quigley, sheriff Of Deer
Lodge county 10 set for to-day, The
case grows out of the action of
the sheriff in levying upon some
mill property. The railroad claims that
the property was on its land and belonged
to it.
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Auction, Auction, Auction.


Fifteen thousand dollars worth Of unre-
deemed pawnbrokers' pledges from Uncle
Sans loan office, corner Main and Wall
streets, to be sold at public auction to the
best and highest bidder, in the vacant
store. No. 30 South Main street, opposite
Cosmopolitan hotel, commencing on Tues
day evening. Dec. 3, at 1880 and continuing
every afternoon at three O'Clock until the
entire stock is sold. The stock consists in
part Of solid gold and silver watches, dia-
mond rings and pins, solid gold chains and
rings. musical Instruments, guns. pistols,
clocks, ETC.. overcoats, pants and suits,
ladies' cloaks and dresses, boots and shoes
and 500 other articles that are found in a
pawnbroker's store. Every article sold
will be warranted as represented or money
will be refunded.
This sale is not gotten up to mako money
but simply to realize cash. Don't fail to be
on hand il you want genuine bargain.
Don't forget the place. SO South Main
street, Tuesday. Dec 8, at 7:3O p. m. sharp.
UNCLE SANS LOAN OFFICE,
D. w. BRoD1E, Auctioneer.
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VINO IS CHAMpIoN2
To-day viii Decide whether He IL . Hell
ena or Deer Lodge Man.


To-Day Will Decide Whether He 10 Hell
ena or Deer Lodge Man.
The two eladiators Of all the sharpshoot-
ers and marksmen Of Montana, Frank Con-
ley. Of Deer Lodge. and A. J. Flax, OF Hell
ena' will meet in the arena to-day, TO deter
mine the question Of championship and the
ownership Of the Hight & Fairfield trophy.
They will shoot at twenty-five live pigeons
at II o'clock this morning.
This will be the third meeting Of these
two men. Fisk holds the Gun, having de-
feated MIR. Conley twice, and Mr.. Cowan, Of
Butte, on Thanksgiving day. To-day will
come the final test, and largo amount OF
money will change hands on the result
Emil Hanson. Deer Lodge capitalist, ID
here with Conley and ready to wager any
thing from 800 to $1,000 that the Deer
Lodge man will win. Jack" Fisk has many
admirers who believe that he will win the
trophy again, and he will find plenty Of
hackers. This shoot promises to be excit-
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Real Estate Transfers.
The following deeds were filed for record


The following deeds were filed for rec
yesterday:
Henry Mitsch to Robert Troeltzsche, m
divided one-half interest in lots Is and
ID. block Al, Northern Pacific addition. s
jacob h. Jones. Ress lie II. Jones, Rebecca
+. Jones, Htf )ert l.. Cram and Martha
!: Tram TO j. p. Whitney. OF Philadel-
phia q I'd X. A. Harlow. Helena, an un-
divided half interest in the y ne u of
&c 4. eco "a, tp II. r3w:s ., 4 of re i
OF sec 81, tip II n. r. vast; W Il ew Il Of
sw rec VI, tip II n, W: n ne i, sec
8. tp 10 u. ": ne Y Sc i Of sec s,t1
10 n, 3 W, seA NV "a, sec 8, to lOn.rS
W; sw 4 ne y, sec 3. tp 10 n, rSw:n0
acres of ne 4 swA sc 3. tp TO- n, raw:
n ~ acres of NV 4 sea SEQ 3, tn 10. n.
r3w: wiz wis of VIZ NV u of sec 2, tn
10 n. RS kw Il sec 2, tp IL n, RS ":
NV u NV * sec II, tp 10 n. 3 w... 81
John =. jon " ct ux to ct al to J. p. Whit.
ney and II. A. Harlow, ses ne u ne 4
sec 81; Sc 4 Sc u sec 81; v X ew \ sw 4.
sec b. said go: 81 and IS being in tp II
n,r3w:e x ne Y sec 3; neA SEA SIC 5:
Sc Il NV = sec 8; swi4 nela, sec Il north
81 acres of ne14 OF sw Is sec 8; north y
acres NV 4 SEA sec 3; " y OF Y of VIZ
OF NV 4 sec 2; sw Y sec and NV u OF
NV y sec II, said sections and ii b.
ing OF tp 10 n, r 3 W
Il. A. Harlow an undivided half to Re-
becca r. Jones, and an undivided
one,qusrter and to Herbert l.. Cram an
undivided one quarter in and 10 iOt 4
block 6Ol, Cannon addition ....... n
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Tho Y. NJ. G, A. Orchestra.

THO 4. M Cs a. OfOh08tfA
The Y. M. 9. A. orchestra that gave such
excellent music at the Gypsy fair is COM
posed of the following members: Leader,
Prof. Higgins; first violin, Mr.. Ma
jors, Ben Tom, VIM. Auerbach; Sec
ond violin. Mr.. Meyendorff; piano.
Prof. May; flute, Mr.. Freidlander;
c0rnet Mr.. Thornton, Dan Grindrod; bass,
Mr.. Hamill; trombone, Mr.. Stewart. The
orchestra has been only organized two
weeks and fine progress has been made
since its organization.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-06
Omcers Elected.

OmCerS Elected.
At the regular meeting of Helena Barber
union No. the following officers wer.
elected:
F. E. French, president.
w. johnson, vice president.
VIM. Carpenter, secretary.
Joe Choisser. corresponding secretary.
L. Keller, treasurer.
Executive committee, w. g. OFT, chair
man, Otto Wiessenberger. H. Lynn.
p. T, Simmons, sergeant-at- arms.
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Corner Stone Laying.

On Sunday coming the corner stone OF
the Scandinavian Luthern church corner
18th and Idaho will be laid, but on account
OF the inclemency Of the weather mo ser
vices will be conducted in The German
Lutheran church, corner 9Th and Rodney,
from where they will walk in procession to
the place designated.
The service In the German Lutheran
church will commence at 1880 in the MORN
ing.
Speeches will be made in English, Nor
wegian and German. Everybody invited to
attend.
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vork es fast a. men and money can do it.
q Mnnei has been run los feet in the Vim
ne ~, A., and II is expected that the main
Doay o. ore will soon be reached. The COM
pssny nas some very promisinR mines in tho
active operations viii be begun aud the
mountains made 70 disgorge their hidden
wealth Of shining gold and silver.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-06

How to Prevent Roughness of the Skin,
During cold, dry, windy weather this
question aeitates the mind of every lady in
the land who prizes smooth, soft skin.
There is nothing more harmless and effec-
tive than Wisdom's Violet Cream for pre.
venting and Graduating the i'll effects of
severe weather. Try it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-06

Builders and Aaanufacturer. No,,.
There will be meeting Of the Buildsrs
d Manufacturers Exchange Saturday even
ing at 7s3O. for the election of officers and
such other business az may come befo,. ~.
meeting. JNo. SrEDMAN. Pres '-'0
w. II. GEBAuREa. Sec
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Gold Match B0xea.
A large stock Of beautiful match boxes, In
gold, very rich and elegant present; also
appropriate for presentation occasion.
The j. STErNMErZ JEWELRY Go,
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Change Of Time.

Commanding Nov. 3oth, Union Pacific
and Columbia" will leave Portland' H,e
every third instead of every fourth dav A.
heretofore: The same rule viii applv fyom
nsn Francisco TO Portland, effective Nov.
iotn. A. e. VKAxx.
!. 4 r. Agent. q. Il! Rv.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-06
Hair Chains and svi.ch...

Ha1r Chains and Switches.
Mrs. II. Miller announces to the public
that she is prepared to receive orders for
hair chains and switches. Call at 218
Broadway
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Arrivals at The Helena.
special Sale.

Ladies' will find large assortment Of
hats, bonnets, trimmings, ostrich tips,
plumes, birds, and everything in the mil
linery line at largely reduced prices on Fri
day and Saturday at +. Kempssy's. No. II
Warren street, Helena, Mont.
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wish to announce to my many friends
that have removed to my old stand-ha.e-
msnt under the Atlas block, where will
continue to do the best repairing in town,
FRANK RoKDxR,
"The Chicago Shoemake,
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Dresden Chin. Lam ~.

Some of the most elaborate and expen-
slve articles in Dresden China lamps ever
brought to Helena; just the thing for orna-
meDting handsome house.
The j. STENNETz JEvFInY ca.
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cess everywhere. and is rapidly suppiantino
every other preparation Of : like nature. All
druggists sell it. 49,
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"Le Munyon's Photos are the Rest"
My photos are the most elegantly finished
and I have more holiday designs than any
studio in the city for money, marbles or
fun. Twenty-Five different styles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-06
Builders and Manufactures.

O. x. =. means Oregon Kidney Tea. vh;c,
cures al kidney troubles. 9A
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PERSONAL.

Henry A. Root left last evening for New
York.
Major Maginnis has returned from the
west side.
Frank Conley and Emil Hanson, OF Deer
Lodge, are In the city.
w. D. Smith, stock inspector from Miles
City, is visiting the capital.
Fred Norton, OF Babcock's, is suffering
from sprained ankle. He attempted TO
leap over hitching past, but missed, with
B. H. Courtensy and j. H. Case, Of Butte,
members of the D. j. Hennessey Mercantile
company, are in Seattle with a view, tho
Telegraph says, Of finding place to locate
q branch general mercantile house.
Yesterdays Great Northern departures:
7. Holmes and wife, Chicago, H. Coleman,
sioux City, Iowa; lansing McNawley,
Mo-; Rev. J. A. Goodman. St. Paul, MINI.
Departures BY the Northern Pacific: Mias
E. M. StanchReld, Minneapolis; Chas.
Carpp, Chicago; D. r. s. Frazier, Ashe-
vile, North Carolina; r. L. Kellogg, Bos-
ton; Martin NJ. Duffy, Milwaukee; John
A. Schrieves, Dubuque, Ia; Chas. Newman,
New York; w. I. Shepherd, st. Paul; Peter
Camden, London, Ont. !,
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Ho for Monarch:

HO for Monarch:
The Monarch can goods are recognized m
being of the highest standard Of e1cellenoe.
A carload has just been received by Turner
D. Co.. and they are offering them at prices
below their real value.
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Removal.

lish Dandelion Tonic. .A'"as9 Eng
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-06

Mems Felt Sole Slippers seventy-ilve Ce.ts
Al New England Shoe Store, II South Main
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-06

Q. X = means Oregon Kidney Tea. which
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-06
Something About Freight Tariff on
Montana Ores Via the
Great Northern.
W. B. Green's New Position With
the Great Northern On
cially Stated.
Farewell Dinner to Popular Conductor
Mr.. Edgar's Experience on the
Boulder Branch.

A prominent railroad official in st. Paul
thus replies, in the Pioneer Press, to an
alleged interview with President J. j. Hill.
of the Great Northern, concerning rates:
1T Is evident that some Of the hit birds
are doing more or less futterinR. Through
the medium of certain New York and Phil
adelphia papers they are attacking Mr.. Hill
as the champion rate cutter, and the latest
break made by them in that direction is
the statement he had made twenty years
contract with certain mining companies ut
Butte, Mont, to haul their ore from there
to Great Falls. 200 miles, at 65 cents per
ton, and to haul the copper matte from
Great Falls to Buffalo, 1900 miles rail and
1000 miles water, at IS per ton. II ID fur
thermofe insinuated thet the above rates
are not made for revenue, but for the pur-
pose Of building up Great Falls. The above
statement may be and undoubtedly
u correct as to rates quoted, but it
is incorrect as to distances. Butte
is 172 miles instead of 200 from Great
Falls, and the distance from Great Falls to
Duluth is !, lbs miles instead of 1900 miles.
AS Great Falls has superior natural advant-
ages and requires no discrimination the
rates above named were unQuestionably
made for revenue. It ia Just possible that
by the time the Great Northern, with its
low grades, light curvature and heavy rail,
reaches Puget Sound, some of the old trans
continental lines may discover that Mr..
Hills system Of making rates is based upon
tho cost Of transportation, and that to meet
his rates the steam shovel will have to be
brought into requisition. A perusal OF the
recently published report of the Great
Northern will convince any one that the
company gets more net revenue from the
rates abeve named (less than five mills per
ton per mile) than it did when it received
300 per car for the haul from st. Paul to
St, Vincent"
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Take it before breakfast" Dr.. Henley's Eng
lish Dandelion Tonic.
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cost. 'eo
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VIII Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific:
Mrs. Mary Austin, @. Ward, W. p. Mace
and wife, W. B. Granger, J. X. Lucas, 8. w.
Lamberth. G. L. Wayland family, n. H.
Matt. II. =. Gilman. A. Raum, Miss Belle
Cameron, Mrs. M. Dority.
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A. Birkenfeld.

No. IL Main street. will sell his entire stock
OF mems suits q Per cent. lees than cost in
order 70 retire from busineaa
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twenty-five Cents for RUBBER
New England Shoe Store, II South Main
street @A0AAa
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.. X: It. means Oregon Kidney Tes, which
cures all kidney troubles.
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Arrivals At the Crane. Central.

T.. H. 4erl6Ss CAUyO0
Ferry.
A. Tibbets, Avon.
8. Marshall. Canyon
Ferry.
Z. ii. Goodman, Towns
end.
Val Heinrich, York.
Ralph Wells, Wolf
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Rich
aids, Rutte.
j. +. Dolan, Anaconda
g eo. ". Padbury,
Marysville.
Matt Doverty, Marys
Chas. RAIDER. White
Sulphur Springs.
G. H. Wool, Bozeman.
Mr.. and AIRS. II. NJ.
Collins, Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j,
Davies, Missoula.
Geo. w. Taylor. Great
Falls.
w, IA. A. Smith, Miles
T. II. Evans, Rimini.
NJ. H. Day, Stockholm.
Sweden.
Miss l. Bruce. Stock
holm, Sweden.
MISS A. Heden, Stock
holm, Sweden.
Mss Grongqpist Stock
holm. sweden.
Miss Lindborn, Stock.
holm. Swofie0.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-10

lished over $50 years ago. The people
whereabouts dig their coal from the hill
sides. and it is cheaper to dig than to
cut wood from their own forests.
"No one in the section 1 have tray-
eled through is wealthy or has much
money, yet no one suffers want. No
one is ever SO busy that he can't stop
work and 60 fishing. The store
keeper at little village on the Potomac
used to close his place in the afternoon
and go with me to fish for bass, Thew
are all great hands to have agencies for
the sale of various articles. 1 met
several natives driving around the coun-
try, ostensibly selling fertilizers, but
none'that I asked was ever able to
name single customer One OH chap
had little cobbler's shop. He was a
notary public and justice of the peace,
was postmaster, sold shoes, ran an ex-
press business, and had dozen agen-
cies for agricultural implement, organs.
pianos, carriages, and wagons, patent
medicines and the fertilizer. The man
who wouldn't do business with him
didn't have much business. "-TVashi1ag-
ton Post.