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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14

EUROPE = TICKETS TO AND FROM
II Europe by leading lines; good berths Sc
cured; drafts, letters Of credit, money orders,
foreign coin, passports. etc.; we sell at NeW
smithfeld st.. Pittsburg. Pa. Established 1soa
au2464-Wgu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14

MEDIA (PA-) MILITARY ACADEMY
Il for Young Boys. $40 year; number Im-
tied to 30; careful training. Shortlidge Media
Academy for Boys and Young Men, $500 year;
courses In chem, for bus or college. nlust-
circs. ready. SWITH1N @. SH0RTLIDGE
A. NJ, lHarvardgraduate) Media, Pa,
jy3066-MwrhsSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14

Display advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
'r1e'ats on this page, such as Wanted. For Sale.
10 Let ETC., ten cents per line for each fnser-
ffon. and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top time being displayed counts as ttoo.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14
Orchestral Concerts.

Concerts with orchestras are increasing in
nearly all Of the large cities, and at manv of
them the Henry F. Miller Artists Grand
piaEo is selected for the use of the cele-
brated pianists. An elegant assortment of
these instruments at w. C. WhltehilPs
Music Parlor, 152 Third avenue, Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14
mother Chance

To take "trip down the river on the steamer
Mayfower,on Sunday, September IA. Boat
will leave foot of Wood street at 2 P. M, re.
turning at P NJ. Fare for round trip 25c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14

UPRIGHT pianos for rent.
E. G. HAYS & Co., 70 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14
Only $4,000

New twostory and Queen Anne roof frame
dwelling, rooms, finished attic, hall and vss-
tibule, china closet: nicely finished bath with
inside W. c., laundry; good cellar. range, b. and
C. water, both gases: wired for electric light;
slate mantels, tile hearths. hard wood flush
downstairs. front and rear porches; lot 25xl30
to 20 foot alley: on line of electric road and
three minutes from p. r. K. GEO. {. SLEETH.
Penn and Shady avenues. E. E. se14-51-Mwsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14
EDUCATIONAL.

KENYON MILITARY ACADEMY-THIS
IN old and remarkably successful school pro-
vides thorough preparation for college or busi-
ness, and careful supervision of health, habits
and manners For catalogue address LAW
RENEE RUST, LII D., Rector, Gambler, o.
au2S-9
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TO LET.
Cirv Residences.

civ ReaInencea.
HOUSE-198 THIRD AVENUE BETWEEN
IL Grant and Ross sts.; six rooms and finished
attic: in good repair; both gases; rent, s36 per
month. including water; possession Oct. l. In
quire OF L. II. EATON, Humane Society's office,
Dispensary building, Sixth ave. se12-S1t
KEATING ALLEY-NO. l, NEAR ROBERTS
IN St., new brick house, two minutes from
Wylie ave cable cars six rooms, finished attic,
inside W. c. rent. SIS per month. Inquire of NC
CULLOUGH q SMITH, 81 Seventh ST. au26-75t
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14

ok AND sEvEN-RooM HOUSE = WELL
y located in Allegheny City; hot and cold
water, inside W. c., bath, etc. {. II. LOVE, No.
90 Fourth ave. sel3-44f
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14

oOS PER MONTH-EASr END DWELLING,
sDAO six rooms, hall. attic, bath, inside w. c.
gas hot and cold water, ETC. close Shadyside sta
tion and cable line. See l.. y. FRAZIER. Forty
nth and Butler SITS. sel0-44-wFSuf
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14

200 ACRES FINEST FARMING LAND.
y Lousia Co., Va; houses rooms; blacksmith,
stable and houses tenantable; No. l stand for
merchandising; s25 90 per acre. See DUNCAN 4
KING. sel4-l2s
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Miscellaneous,

miscellaneous,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-AT A BARGAIN;
Ill large mirror, fine hat rack. parlor and bed
room sets and household effects. At 100 LOCUST
ST., Allegheny. se14-45+
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"OUSE-VERY LOW, NEW BRICK HOUSE
IL off rooms and bath room. slate mantels and
electric bell, electric light, natural gas, range
cemented cellar with h. and c.. water for laundry,
in fact every modern convenience; two squares
from station. three squares from electric road on
Finance street, East End. Inquire, 5l2 HOME
WOOD AVENUE, city. seg-47-TTSSUf
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14
East End Residences.

PESIDENCE-CENTR LOCATED NEAR
~ Fifth avenue cable line, Duquesne Traction
line and Shadyside and Roup stations:s very good
ana complete house. seven rooms, modern i'm
proYement: lot 49x120 price u, go W. A. HER
RON SONS, 80 Fourth ave. sel4-7O-sus
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SHADYS1DE-CONVEN TO DUQUESNE
~ Electric and P. X. R., new IL room Queen
laundry. range, inside W. c., nat and art. gas:
all newly papered and n frst-class condition:
price 81 500 terms reasonable; lot S7xIS3 to alley
ID. 7. HIPPLE q CO., 9s Fourth ave.
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East End Residences

BOULEVARD PLACE. EAST END-NEw
- two,story frame dwellings. IL rooms. bath
room, hall in CENTER nat. and art. gas, front and
rear porches; rent s3S. BLACK q BAIRD, s5
Fourth ave. se14r72t
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III wYLIE AVE, CITY FINE s-sToRY
J. brick store-room and Z dwelling rooms;
range, nat. and art. gas, bath: good business 10.
ave. sel4-72t
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Allegheny Residences.

HOUSE-21s ROBINSON ST., ALLEGHENY
III 10 rooms, hot and cold water, bath range
rooms at Avalon station, p. Ft. W. c. Ky.,
cor, Orchard and LOCUST sts,: SIS per month or
Phipps Co., Linn, Thirty-third st. and Small
man. sel2-g4t
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ENNGINES AND BOILERS-NEW AND RE-
~ u FIT, FITTED; repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.,
LINZ, below Suspension bridge, Allegheny, Pa
jy2-63
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070-FOOT FRONT FOR LOTS ON THOMAS
Cd ~ ST.. Boulevard place, E. E. See EWING
d BY EhS, 166 Fourth ave. se11-97-ThssuE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-14

CUBfMERLEA ST. = NEAR ELLSWORTH
= ave. and Roup station, fine Queen Anne
frame dwelling. rooms. reception hall, bath,
stationary washstands, range, front and rear
porches. elegant chandeliers. handsomely papered
and painted. sliding doors; rent 80 90. BLACK
& BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave. sel4r72+
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ISLANDER,

Yes, you pass it along, whether
you believe 1t or not; and that one.
sided whisper against the character
OF virtuous female or an honor.
able man, you don't believe it, but
you will use your influence to bear
up the false report and pass it into
the current. Strange creatures
are men and women. How many
regulations have been lost by sur
mise! How many hearts have
been bled by whispers? How
many benevolent deeds have been
chilled by the shrug of shoulder?
How many individuals have been
Stunned by a gentle mysterious
hint! How many cna>te bosoms
have been wruns with eclef by a
single nod? HoN ma:v raves
have been dug By tatsr reports?
Yet, you will keep il above water
by the wag of your tongue, when
you might SINK it forever. De |
stroy the passion for telling. Llsp
not word that will iniure the
OF another, and, as far as
you are concerned, they will die.
BY pursuing this course your con-
'cience will disturb you not by day,
Tor dreams haunt you by night.
oy taking this advice you will
AVE fewer regrets through life and
ever pangs during the agonies of {
-eath: By adopting this practice J
our immaterial past, the immortal
pirit, will have less regrets IN ii
rglng Its flight from this to a
etter, brighter and purer home i
'elton Reporter. :
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1890-08-28

Some succeed in raising larg,
yields of corn or potatoes. anc
they are In addition of s oooG
quality. Another secures a iaroe
yield OF fruit and OF a good ouaIity
that sells readily at good prices:
others have good, fat stock thai
there is always purchaser LOOKING
tor, instead of the farmer beinS
obliged to hunt around to find q
buyer, One of the principal
secrets of this is that whatever ia
necessary to be done is done we'll
WI whether :I 1t Is in the preparation Of
the soil, the planting, cuItlvating
or harvesting of the crops. or tbe
breeding, feeding or management
OF the stock. And In verv NAM
cases 1t is the failure to give this
care IN the different parts Of farm
work that is the cause of not nal
ing or deriving as much nrofr &C
Otherwise might be reolizAI
CioSe competition, the raisino of -
surplus amount of product that
must be disposed of renders il
necessary to secure GOOD yirIds |
ana also to take such pains As RE-
necessary to secure the hes, vir1d |
II the lowest cost. And ono 81
ne pest plans OF dong this. is toI
'ond4nse the work instead # .,
emPtlng to skim over l,,,.'a
creaSe, doing no part OF the worI,
thoroughly. -
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ENRICHING ORCHARDS

/ Vi the many inquiries which W
u receive and which 1T would AWAY
= afford US pleasure to answer, on,
is, how to enrich orchards anc
other grounds without barn ma
nure or wood ashes. Frequently
lnqulrers state that they cannot
procure these two substances in
; quantity. 1t is true that for
general application IN all localities
they are the best fertilizers for
fruit trees. As a partial substitute
tor barn manure, green crops may
be grown and plowed under.
Clover is excellent, the only
objection to which is that 1t re-
qulres that cultivation of the trees
must cease tor one season while
the clover, root and stem, max es
an ample growth. Large trees are
not much affected by year or two
OF cessation, and old trees soon re.
cover. Winter rye is valuable,
and 1T may be grown without cul-
tIvatlon ceasing a single season.
For example, itpotatoes are grown
among the trees, which may be dug
the first OF September, they leave
fresh, mellow surface for the rye.
This should be sown at the rate of
three bushels to the acre, and will
form a fine dense growth before
winter. By the middle of May
the following spring, it will be
two feet or more high, and just
ready to protrude Its heads. A
heavy chain attached to the
whlpple-trees will cause the pillow
to turn it completely under, and
corn, root crops and other vege- :
table growth may follow, which
may precede another green crop.
1t is important that the rye should !
be buried before the heads are fully ,
formed, because the woody fibre l
nsrdens rapidly and the vegetable
matter will not readily decay into I
manure. Nitrate of soda
applied at the rate of a few hundred
pounds an acre will add to the n
nitrogen. At the same time lime d
nay be spread on the land, if lime n
las proved to be useful, and in !.
tead of ashes murlate of potash ID
nay be used. Bone manure, as
round bone or as superphospate, ia
7lll be a useful addition on most q
oils, or to such as are benefited Q,
nth bone. But it must not be for v
often that clean, mellow, cult1- al
ated soil is specially important
'r young orchards instead of a re
ard, grassy, weedy surface of 10
DDS and hard crust, and that for 81 ~
old orchard a closely-grazed sur ~
zee with an annual top-dresslng of i IL
is equally essential. III
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DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, BRENHAw TETAa
GROVES TAsTELEss Chill TONIc

It's as pleasant to the tasts as lemon syrup.
Ths smallest infant will take it and ns7sr
know II IS medicine.
children CRY for it.
Ghllls once broken will not return.
cost You only half the price of other Chill
TONES.
No 9ainins needed. No purgsfYs needed.
Contains no poison.
1t purlhss the blood and removes all
nalaflal poison from the system.
|! IS as large Is any dollar tonic and
RETAILS FOR so CENTS,
There are many limitations. To get the
GENUINE, ask for Groves.
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w a r r. Ep


CoREERsvTLLE, Miss, Dec. Il Isss
: PAnis MEDICINE Co., Paris, Tenn:
Fisase send me three dozen ofyour Groves Inst.
Chill Tonic was pleased with the lot from vou
asst summer. The people were delishted with IL
save your Chill Tonic to some children who rere
paiS and sTarthy and emaeIated having had ehron,e
eis ior months past, one Of them for a yesr md
rithln three weeks after beginning with the chi1
Ionic tney were bale and hearty with red nnd row
cheeks. It acted like = charm.
WV. sTrSsoN, ND.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04

It begins to appear AS If the law
opening the Sioux reservation should
be called law to prevent the settle
ment OF the Sloux reservation. The
condition imposed upon settlers. III.
stead Of being attractive and adNttn-
tageons, us it was originally designed
all land laws should be to induce the
occupation, cultivation and settle
inent OF the country, are Il complete
reversal OF this policy. A five years
residence before title Can be acquired
and then payment OF ssl.25 besides
the land Office fees, will repel settlers.
These terms are practically prohibit
DRY when thousands of acres OF equally
good land can be had under the liee
homestead law eiseWcre. Unless
these terms are modified the rtserva-
tion is likely to remain Il solitude Tor
years to come except III i few places
having unusual and natural adsant-
ages. Let the terms be change d.
Pierre Free Press.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
We have received a. private com.

We h"vo reserved = pt'Va'o COM
IL huliica'ion from a.lfiehu ~ lhe coah'
lly in1lulatinS 1ha1 .he LcoHotiiic .
Ni'ae 'i "'i"ieiiio'i' VI gam A"'ioii'
"po warning us W Keep away from ~
ah" preserve ehe lhhAID from oe-
oo'iiii'S i'l'tooei i'''0eo "ien i's soci"i
poisoh' we leel oeepiy 3fateloi 10
70 our lrlehd LOT MS soilcltuue lol our
"ellare' pu1 we lhlhk nc IS greatly
i''ls,aheh III MS J"og liieuC Vi Tue
economic oiasS ana It's ooJect, 1or
as near as we can ieail' IL has no ae-
sire TO promote revolution by blood
shea' ana we Jnoge 'hls prihclpaily
from the character or the men VINO
compose the class, all OF I8WhofRSsSAAe
extremely mila-nahhefeo gfnlleHeh'
whom we believe lhcapable3of con-
cocting bloodthlrsty schemes TO over
turn the government and selze the
property OF their nelghbors. For IN
stance, there Is johnny Knapp, we
can hardly stretch our imagination
sufficient to picture him WITH glass
OF beer IN one hand ana dynamite
pono IN lhe other, shouting TO Tue
class to rise up IN It's might ana de-
stroy the American lepubllc; or q.
a. Wood, leading procession with q
with red ilag at head. ana Dear
ing banners inscribed death TO Cap
ltallsts, 'Bread or Blood, ETC., "
our friend Falrchlld giving secret m
structlonS to the class In the manu-
factnre OF dynamite bombs ana how
~ nsa than n;tn tho most aeadly
=
effect upon the ponce 1ofce OIL the
o,tv No Tim yonr snnnaSitions ara
-,
altogether wrong. The boys are
c:.,l, ,rv;,4, ~ yo,ly ont thn oll
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04

The interest of our citizens in ques.

The interest of our citizens in ques-
tions of political economy was at test
ed by the goodly audiences which
greeted Mr.. J. Q. Barrett Friday and
Saturday evenings at the court house.
On Friday evening he spoke of Chris
tian Industrialism, and on Saturday
evening on the Correlation of Labor
and Capital" He made severe ar
raignment of the present system of
commercial and social life andsthought
we could expect nothing much better
while society was constituted as it is
now-based on indiyidualism but
with the advance of thought upon the
line of nationalism he expected a
gradual improvement until thai ideal
state was reached when men to- men
would brothers be.
The legislature adjourns Friday,
and as usual in legislative bodies
many important bills are left to be
hurried through at the last moment
without proper consideration, while
the early part of the session was
frittered away with long speeches
and useless humbuggery. The Aus
tralian system of voting, the school
law, the new apportionment bill, and
IA number Of other important meas
ures, were taken up for their first
reading ut the end of the session, and
they must all be knocked in the head
or passed with hasty consideration.
The appropriation bill is in the same
fix, but 1t must be rushed through at
all hazards. regardless Of any i'll fea-
lures it may contain, or leave the
state institutions without means to
keep open. 1t is the same old story
OF lllatoriness and shakes q mans
confidence in the present mode of
securing legislation.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
AlBEE.
March 8, 1890.

A~AA SA ~ AGSo.
Our late druggist. Mr. Cotton is
moving his stock of goods to Big
Stone City. Ere Hoxsey will carry
a small line OF drugs.
The dance here was a complete
success. as usual. Alhee IS getting up
a reputation for good times.
z. S. Divine and wife have departed
for Boyd, Minn.
Hoxsey's Tommy" is recovering
from his wound and is as happy and
good looking rs ever.
+. l.. Gary has returned home, and
is out with the boys occasionally,
sAMr. Tennyson was made happy by
the arrival of fine boy. This in
creases the population of Albee eight
and one half pounds. Albee is bound
20 prosper.
There will be show and Ounce
at Revillo. Friday evening March :.
Show .irst and dance after.
Albee is going to have well.
Henry Clougll L company will Go tho
business.
Prof. Geo Clark is visiting in this
viciLity, aud makes music for the
boys.
o. cary has got fine little pony
in place OF his beautiful grey mare.
and now has as fine Il driving team is
heart could wish for
Miss Sophia Olson is il citizen of
Albee. How Albee does grow!
There is some talk OF Albee havin.
base bail nine the coming season.
Ii SO, look out for business.
Doc JOIN.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
NELrFOr.

Wilmot Reporter.
Mrs. Z. Cross and Miss Emma Ire-
land visited in Milbank a few days
this week,
Several new houses will be erected
in the spring in the German settle
ment east of town on the Hartford
road.
This town was thrown into state
Of excitement last Sunday night by i
fire which started in the house ofc /
pied by ii. Il. Cosper and fauiIy.
The fire stated in the ceiling ftofh the
stovepipe and but for .the.early dis
covely and ready assistance It would
have resulted seriously, No great
damage WAS done.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
WEST VERNON.
March lstlS9O.

March 1st, 1890.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Allen and son
Willie entertained company of
friends last Wednesday evening.
There was music, cards, and dancing
until late hour.
Miss Mary Heyener closed her
school at Willow Bend last Tuesday.
The mother Of Mr.. v. Warning
died at the home of her son in this
place, yesterday morning, at the
age Of So. Mr.. Warning had bean
on visit to Lake City, Mimi, and
returned last Saturday bringing his
mother with him. The deceased had
no other complaint than ola age; her
remains will be taken to Lake City
for intern ent. .#.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04

III his message to the legislature Of
Iowa Coy. l.arrabee favofs extending
woman suffrage to municipal elections
This extension has been given IN Wy
oming. Kansas and Montana on ques-
tions OF taxation; in Arkansas and
Mississippi on granting liquor llcen-
Sts. Twenty other states give school
suffrage to women. In Great Britain
women vote under certain rate pay
ing qualifications III municipal elec-.
tions in many cities. The tendency
iE this country is to concede thai
right to women.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04

Judge .Aikens has held, at the term
OF the circuit III session ut Madison.
that party arrested Tor selling liqli' L
without license could not be pun
ishrd for that particular oifensa. hut
is inaict:lhle for selling 1T all, With or
without license.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
Gold & Co., Big Stone City, are
buying all kinds Of cattle. Cali and
see them before selling.

The voting machine has been knock
ed out in the house, and IT IS prob
able that no legislation III that dlIec-
tion will be enacted at this session.
This is another of the measures that
can Wait Tor more mature conslderl-
tiUn.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
q. IY. Il ~. Y. ksY.

For the Annual Encanlpment G. \
r. to be held at Sioux Falls, ticket :
will be sold March 18th and latl.
good 10 return until March 2itll IL
ON ful! fair for the round trip.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
The Terrible Draft.

Following is a list of those who have
been drawn to serve their country
upon the grand aud petit juries when
Justice sits enthroned at the court
house Tuesday March 18th:
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04

Governor Mellette has sent to the
senate list OF nominations for the
state board of regents of education.
The following is Il list Of nominations
with the time for which they are des-
ignated to hold their Offices: Alanzo
J. Edgerton. Of Dawson county. 2. +.
Mcclure, of Hughes county. ard 4. b.
Smedley, Of Grant county. for six
years; G. NJ. Howe. Of Sphinx county
w. II. Stanly. Of Fall River county,
and +. Il. Hewitt. of Edmonds county,
for four years: II. O. Brandt. OF Deuel.
county, Paul Landman. Of Bon IIom-
me county, and ID. l.. Talcott Of Clark
county. fDf two years. This is Il
strong board and our educational i'll
stitntions and state credit and tinan-
ces will be safe III their hands.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
NAUTICAL.

At the Evangelical church, Allan, $ u.
on Feb. 26, 1890, by the lsey. VIM. 5lsl-
chari Mr., w. G. Il.REcH, OF Yellow lia'lk-
Lac Qn Parle Co., hmm, and Miss Mtssif
GRuEN.NG ot Grant Co, 5. b.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
NCaTE 0ITHCEES.

c1Ts OFFICERS.
cry S. volkmar.
-Hepktl Bonck
T. E Aug. Mittelstaedt
eE4xR, I Rodgers
sshi1 Is. e. Jones
Spey- ThoS L. Rouck
=. fggatfia~-lst Ward A Mcbride, l. NJ
RhckHf ID Ward-W b Saunders, " J
tfs Sd Ward--C A Erlandson. J"
Mr. n4Gtlal, Street Commissioner, Building
VIII ctCr and Fire Warden--J Simmons
hiG3 Cliarles Sutclitfe.
- BOARD or EDUCATION
~ III W Eel, S e Jones, J L Eastman, II
A'Hradiokd. Irving Bath, . w Antetman
aarlcs Hoohmuth.
cord.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04
Horses for Sale

Five good young farm horses ~
sale. Apply to james Lockhart.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04

F.-SYINAN LODGE No. "a.
cts every Tuesday evening at scha-
Visiting brethren cordially mvl-
Ed. EMANUEL. n. Il.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1890-03-04

NU. W.-Meets first and third Mon-
Nv evenings OF each mouth III NJ ason.
SIisitiAg brethren cordially invited !,
GEs, Recorder, G. Il. GROVER, NJ. ",
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'F'RAIE9NITIES.

10Y41 ARCH MAsONs, MILBANk
n S.ter No. 10. Stated conyocatlons
cond and fourth Thursday Of each month,
7:a6p. IN Visiting com mpanlons cordially
yited.e A ]. BLEsER, High Priest.
JoHH DOCGLAss, Sec.
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b. G. T.-Meets ayery Friday exc
b At Masonic So and extends a
to .iy.~ ! members.
y IN 10. GERs, e. I.
b THOMAS, Rec. n,sg
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Mr. A. M-aIlLBANK NJ LODGE No. 90
7 mated meetings at Sehaier's Hall, on
I'M Thursday evening Of each month.
hicnx brethren are cordially invited to at
Y. &c. KNAPP, w. NJ.
n; X6as. H. BouCK, Secretary.
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III. 4. sEDGWICk DIVISION No,
413. Meets IN Schaterss Hall, Milbanks
IN. the first and third Sunday OF each
c. MATTHEWS, Chief.
ace Foss, Sec.