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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-03-27
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-03-27
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

ave win take your horses and cattle to herd
:i1d pasture this season. Y section fenced for
Horses at night with good water also water in
cattle corral. We have undoubtedly the best
range and water in the county. Will arrange
to come for your stock; take them early and
Keep thcmlate and attend to breeding if de-
sired We have Imported and half blood Nor
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III will be to your interest to see US before ar
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-03-27

FREQ r.. llundley, of Huron, is found
guilty OF manslaughter In the first de-
gree. The minimum sentence is four
years IN the pepitentiary, but he will
PROBABLY get about ten years. It will
De remembered that he shot his faith err
last autumn while the two were nut
ting down carpet.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-03-27

The feud between the uatGelds of
w est Virginia, and the McCoys, of
hehtucky, has been settled by the mar
rage of Miss Mccoy to one of the
eiathe!ds. The feud began IN 1873 and
no less than one hundred deaths have
resulted.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-03-27
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-03-27
MARRIED.

DAVIS the brides home
in Viola township. on Wednesday,
March 10Th. 1891, MIR. ID. V. Davis and
Miss Myrtle Moss. Rev.J y Smith
performed the ceremony in the presence
OF number of invited guests. after
which a bountifui dinner was served.
Friday dinner party. was given to
the happy couple at Mr. Davis 4
brother Of the groom. The HERALn
joins their many friends in wishing
the young married pair long, happy
journey through life.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04
SAVED By Ills HEEL
A Linsman's Remarkable Escape
q Port Huron
III STARTS 10 TUMBLE FoRIY FEET
ae,.. R.s.svsax an Electric shses mas
4. c>urhx IN rraasis ana Held Dang
tfax 4. th- Atr-sanday ssnses
Onesrs-ssats Asw&

PoRr HuRos, Mich, Dec Sat noon
today Bert Clarke, telephone llnemAn
while working on 40 foot pole, came
in contact with the electro light cur
rent. lie lost consciousness instantly.
bat in falling the heel OF hs bSos
caught on the esossarms, where ne
hung until the electric light works
switched eyeFy wire out. He WAS luss
gaming consciousness and beginning to
move when Superintendent Saith and
an assistant Of the electric Light com
vsay reached the cross~rm and brought
him down. The current burned hole
through the tliek sole OF his boot, and,
although his hand and one foot Are
badly burned. ne seems TO suffer IN nc
otner way from the shock
Ii probably did not take three min
utes To have the electric light current
shut of but TO the man mp the pole u
seemed fully All an hour. A large
crowd had gathered before Clarke VA
released from MS perilous position.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

NOTICE OF COLLECTION
Of State, County and School Taxes IN the
City Of Grand Rspids for the
Year 1891.
CRY az GRAsp RArins.
KExI Cor>ry. MIcHtcAs.
Y 49,. -. Z. 19h A IN lsxI

CRY az GaAsp KAYfrs. !
KgxT County. Meme A.
November Svth, A. ID. 1891
To the Tsxpayers OF tie CITY OF Graad haplas;
You are hereby notified ihst the genera. TAX
rolls oil the respective wards OF the clts OF
Grand Pap dS fsr State. County and school
taxes have been delivered 10 NE Tor collection,
and that payment OF tae taxes therein asses
sea and levied nav be made 10 ne on all sasas
voluntarily paid before tue
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. lse2.
With an addition OF ONE PkR CENT for col.
lection fees. And upon all taxes paid ON or
after said FIRST asy Of January. lss2. there wiii
be added FOUR PER CENT for COLLECT on Tees
Tnat my Once for tile receipt OF pay OF
such tax In located on the frst moor OF tae
City Hall In said city of Grand Rapids near
the east end OF sad City Hal. That ssia once
will be open for tue receipt OF such taxes IN
said TO Is assessed. from eight O'Clock In TIC
forenoon until moon. and from one se'ock IN
the afternoon Until nv O'Clock In the Aiaef-
noon Of each and every week day up to the
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. ID. is92
And for such further time after the first day
of FebruarD. lss2. rs tac common council OF
said city may extend slch time OF co,ieeuon.
not exceeding one month.
And said once Will also be open on Friday
Of every week unless such Friday be legs
holiday. and on Tuesday Of every week tnniess
such Tuesday be n iegai holiday. ron ths
hour OF seven O'Clock y. n: 10 the hour OF ntns
O'Clock p. NJ. from the FIRST nAl uf nfC
EMBER, 1891. to the THIkTY-FIhsI DAY Vi
DECEMBER, 1851, both inclusive
WILLIAM HAKE.
Treasurer OF the City OF Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

A Farmer Invsssied From Hts House
Aidaight Thtsves.

IrnIcA, Dec. 3.-William Martin.
who lives IN the southeast cor
ner Of this county, Was robbed
of . large sum OF money. For
reasons best known to himself, Mr..
Martin refuses to disclose the exact
amount, but rumor places 1t At about
nine hundred dollars. On November
p Mr.. Martin was aroused Dy NOISE
from the direction Of his barn. He
arose, struck . light, and also hgnted
his lantern. then went to the barn.
Upon returning in a few moments. .
trunk containing money had dlsap-
peared. The thieves have not yet been
located. This county is having more
than enough petitioners. The county
clerk has called . special meeting OF
the board OF supervisors, TO convene on
the 10Th inst, for the purpose OF calling
. special election, to decide whether
this county shall have local option OF
not. IL will probably be yes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04
Treasurer OF the City Of Grand Rapi'

pROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan. conn-
L II oil Kent. s.; At . SESSION Of the Pro,
Probate once. in the city Of Grand Rapids. on
the 18th day OF November ia the year one
thousand eight hunds oil and ntaety-one.
Present, Cyrus T. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the m after Of the estate OF
WILLIAM Il. W0ODhUFf. deceased.
Albert T. Gesler and his wife having hled In
this court their petition praying THIS court TO
adiudicate aud determine who were. al the
date of his death. and are low the lawful heirs
OF said d deceased and entli,e bv law 10 Inherit
the real estate Of SAsd deceased therein de
scnbed,
Ii is ordered that Tuesday. the 18th day ol
December, ISL, at ten cciocK In the forenoon
ut said Probate once. te appointed Tor hear
ing said petition.
And IL is further ordered, that . copy OF TINS
order be pub ishrd three successive weeks pre-
vicus to said day Of hearing. In the Ielegram'
Herald, a daily newspaper printed ana circu
'"'. - CYkUS L. PERKINs.
a true copy.) Judge OF Probate.
ADoLPH y. &asoE.
fri dec IS Register.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

cIslyD fsorot4Le--sezsea ssts ~EH Ne
y rer~ivee ~ TIRE ass~fsfrsf NJ " ara
fnetaslns fse s1h SAG II ssnssry. 10. fcr IN
parrh2se ~ fse egunfr rrrr~r1y crF1ry =
ts~~een Possesses 50 - rf~es - lbe eofn
pf<fsen 81 tke nss eee-f heaS nne ~ -
ruone - - the e~v<fx eornfs r1rsh&
- re5erf aay 81 III bssas
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
1v state of Michigan. county OF kent-ss
Probate Court for the county OF Kent. made on
the 18th day OF October. A. ID. isyl. six months
from that date were allowed for creators 10
present their claims against the estate OF
COkDELlA BARKER.
late OF said county. deceased. aud that al
creo..c-s of said deceased are required 10 pre-
sent their claims to said probate court. at the
probate Office. ian the cstv OF Grand Rapids. for
examination and allowance. on or before the
18th day OF April next. and that such
FRIDAY. the 18th day OF Arril next. 81
ten O'Clock In the forenoon of that day.
Dated. Gxapd Rapids. Mich. Oct. -. A. d
CYRUS r.. PERKINS,.
ri apr - Judge OF Probate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

There 10 . sensible money saver for
saie ut every drug store in Grand Rap
IDS. that 10 . true fnsnd 70 the house-
wife. BY unng Diamond Dyss ANY
woman can easily get IN ouths of
dresses, vrsps. ribbons, feathers, etc.
that look stylish and new, yetsre made
from faded materials. They come in
ali colorA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04
TREAsURER's NOTICE

CgrY TsEAsusxs's orrrcs-
Gss~p RsrrDs Mich. Nov Is. 1921.
Notice IL hereby given that the assessment
roll for the Improvement vi Henrietta street
from Page street 10 Manson street 10
now In my hands. and that l viii re
cesse payment thereon for the period Of twenty
DAYS from tnss cate, 81 the eface Of the City
Treasurer. City Hail.
deee City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04
rREAsuEER's NOTICE.

CITY Tressurer's ofrce.l
Grand Rapids. Mich, New. II. lssl. !
Notice IL hereby given that the assessment
roll for the grazing and gravc.lng of Dudley
Place between Brainard street and North
linton street. I'm the city of tsraBd Rap ds. is
now in my hands. ana that vii receive pay
mrnt thereon for the period Of twenty days
from this date. At the ofice OF the City Treas
WILLIAM HAEE.
decs CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

TIE fsdiss II TIE Dsvisson street n. Z.
church Nil raid their anuaal festival
ThurS1ay and Friday Of this week.
Mary us~ful and fsacy ARTICLES viii be
Cor sale ~ reason ssle prsces, Aod sup.
PER eseh evening from $50 until I
O'Clock. A generous hsil 81 fare. bel
end enid. esil - sed scf 73e.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04
CBlcsc0 VAC. R. 81.

l.ve Grand LGplc5 70 . = N 20 "a ltHspm
Arr caicako.. $ nm 90 an 90 IA
II 80 N sfasn mas through ~Ssncf hAfisn
sleeping ear.
AIR Ora k....-...--..-3 m eel " = p "a
Sle q IA train through Wagner pafior e.f.
&c 10 o m train. aai y. through wasaoi sleep
ing ear. -. ~.
Ia, NV eating ppoa A. AimQa.s;. tscxet agent
NJ nniea stat on or Il. W. Annson. pnloa ticket
sserf az Hanroe-si.. CRIME Rapids. Mica
c. L. LeeKwooD. 6ea- Pass AGENT
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

p~rrnrr. Dee. s,--Lizzie Clare.
~.,. art - Years Old. entered -
T.,.sns>'. Catholic church and kneit BE-
Sos~ he s.tar for some tine. On risir z
-. ,;s-kes up = silver eandlrstck srd
.s-,ss;s,s il order her cloak walked .
On. ~as caught At tie door and locked
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

Sale Of fancy articies At Park Con-
vregstonsl parlors, Thursday evening
ard Friday morning. supper between
, & and : THURSDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04
I,AKE SHORE = MIcaIsAs sourn = n

he ..sSe saarc "a. I. ssessaa IN ooapoctioa
with the Er4e ana p and l.. 4. X. Il fofas tAs
quickest and most direct route {, Piassnr-.
A. j. Sagra.
G-T&p. A.. Cieye.&nd.o
e.HAscocE. Ticket AGENT. Deet.
Jas. CAurAELI- Cits AgS IS oarse-sL
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

Cts Trezsursr's Once.
Grand KspfAa Hien., Wow. y. 1871. /
Notice IL he eby gwen that the assessment
ross frs the rcnssyHcfasn 81 \ sever IL Ten
ase frern 10 feet east . ;. isnts st~erf 20
ID Tlssan street In the city af srsne Va .
res IN ny hsnss ard that vlti receive rsy
ra&st thereon for the period 81 twenty DAYS
ron IRIS fs,e ~ TIE ofnce 20 che Ciis
WILLIAM HsEE
ksrf- CRY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

Ctr Tressurer's once
Grand Rapids Mich. New ~ 1881
Eetiee II hereby given snst fee assessment
roll for the constructs II = sewer III Il. Suitoa
STREET from East street u Denais street.
In the eatv ef Grand Rapids. - Tow
In mv hands and that | viii re-.
c>ive payment therson fer the period ci
the city Treasurer. City Han
WILLIAM HAkE.
Aeea CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

NOTICE OF DIss0LrIIoy-Ths partnership
~ hsretgfers existiae hefress tas un4sr
ssxr ee re- fr<n fhss ess as iyed ~ rHf M
eo.senf 1errexe< kenT assumes 81 isei 3
tee sn1 Will eerfrses sra ana ceEftnus
ffe bnss sees ~ the ed sfssd ~ 20 Is sensk
psfs q. street. The store"
JAMES r. DAILY.
TfTFF<fF kEIif.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich. Nov. IA. 1891. I
Notice il hereby gwen that the assessment;
rol, Tor tie Improvement of North Prospect
street from East Bridge street 70 Tasting
street. in the city CT Grand Rapids. IS In my
hands, and that / viii receive payment there
on for the period of twenty Gays from this
date, ut tie once OF the City Treasurer. City
WILLIAM lAKE.
dcc2 City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

The Waller City Millisr Company has
70 peer q the manufacture ef four.
Try he LILY WHITE
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

KALAMAZOO. MiehL. Dec "A te~'
rise auxs sxple-ier SET fr. 70 sse Fri
Ter ws<hHarr factory Wednesday and
s><srn-rs ere eusidfrr ccmpsee~iv.
TIE ls,-s viii reseh sss 90. insured for
Sc. eco
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

Trrxs Rrvsns, Nseh-. Dec s--se-
v~ra Faltsn. Mo was sujaref IN vsii
thxss weeks ago, died suddsnly -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

GOING TO CHICAGO.
Nv, GRID RAPlDs--eso1 am IL :o5 pm - ;Spm
Ar. CuIcAdo.-..-.-...-s:55pm BIO pm s'eAn
RETURNING FROM CHICAGO.
To- CHICAGO 90 am AS pm vi ;lspm
Ar. GRO RAPIDs...S:s5 pm w:lo pm oi1oam
TO AND yaon BESros HAKBoz. st. sosxrs ANs IL
DIANkrofIs.
Iv. Grand Rapids 90 am IL o. nm u issnin
Ar. Graad Rapids n;io am Sd, pm Wiiopn
For In annapolis 1896 p. m. only.
TO AND yRox NrsxIsox.
Ly. q. r. e:o0 am 1906 pm b;3o pm s;1 pm
Ar g. R.l0:55 am $50 pm $50 pm -.---.------
TO AND rson nASfsrEs AID TkssSssr CRY
To .,.ns Rspias ....... TBS am 5ii7 pm
Ar Grand Rapids --..-----.----.li "a am ~" P"'
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
ee.wern Grand Rapids and Chicaxo-Wagner
ss.srers-Leave Grand Rapids siliss p m /.
leave chicsao u y p: M prawlng Room S as
Leave Grand Rapids 1906 p. NJ ioase IN.
c.sa l.ls rrp. Free Chair Csrs-Lesrc Crane
psrtds q 90 am: cave Chicago s:pj am.
Eefv~en tsrand Rapids and hsnistes-free
| Chair Czr-Ldases orsad Rapids alf pm'
| leaves Manistee Can am.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

night He vac IN the wsif when .
sledgs hammer, left IT the surface. fell
in upsn him, frsesaring hls skil.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

MusKkeoS, Dec. 3.-fhe election OF
officers of the State Sunday school as
ISOLATION resulted: President, II. N.
Ford, OF Hillsdals; vice-presdents, G.
A. Stringer. of Hancock; Horace Hitch:
cock of Detroit, Rev. w. Il. Parsons OF
Albion, Rev. T.. Winter of Grand Rap
ids, Rev. G. II. Irving of West Bay City:
recording secrstsry. A. II. Cross OF
I.ycns. executive committee, +. A.
Hough OF Jackson, chairman, Rev.
Washington Gardner OF Albion, Rev.
ii. NJ. Morey of Ypsilantl. Charles
f.. Adams of Detroit, w. II. Rey--
nolds of Grand Rapids, c. II. Clapp OF
Detroit, George Parsons CT Watervliet,
J. NJ. Davis of Kalamazoo. ID. ). Flem'
ing OF jackson. II. 5. Jordan OF Ian
sing, f. l.. Wright of Hancock, T. J
whalen of SauIt Ste. Marie, j. s. Col
Inns of Iron Mountain, w. s. c. Reid
member ex-officio, Of Jackson. The
SESSION will close today with ad.
dresses by b. F. Jacobs OF Chicago,
Revs. J. Heritage of Grand Rapids. J.
s. Holmes of Bay City and J. d. Nc
Coll of Jackson.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

SovrH BoAspxkv. Dec. 3-Alfrcd
Phfer. foreman ia George Vsnneets
s.v mil at tlis place, ~as caught IN
the machinery at 5 .. N. today and hsd
orc Of be arms broken sud 80 badly
Injured ss 90 make snrputstien neees-
ssrv. II 10 also feared that ne su.trd
iatsrnai INJURIES.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

DrrRorr, Mich, Dso- 3--The natural
gas supply was suddenly shut on
wednesday night throughout the city
and several families in different parts
OF the city suffered from partial as
phyxiation. About . o'clock Wednos-
day morning the automatic trip regu-
lator O. the distributing station
got out Of order. shut of The flow
of gas and extinxuished all the lights
and Hres in the city. When the regu-
lar COW was resumed the gas rushed
out the open burners and permeated
the houses OF many families. the In
mates Of which were asleep Safety
valves en- the meters undouht cdly
saved many liveA The manager
notified the police Of the danger and
the pa.relnen reused mp half the
town. A call was also made upon
shc Gre department and all the men
that could Be spared were about the
city. willis the department remained
upen the alert, expecting to be called
out every moment Charles Kergss
and May Greneli. wife of Rev. Mr.
arenrii. were both seriously burned
Wednesday msruing by striking Light
near aecunulafions Of gas Member
of ether families are reported suner
Ing from partial ssphyxiation-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04

KALAMAZOO, Dec. 3.-G. W. Bennett.
who disappeared from here some
noaths ago and vas supposed to have
sloped with Mrs. A. Crawford, vas ar
rested here today on an order rom
Chicago. where Re a wanted fer alleged
fraud. IL was rough letters written
to Mrs. Crawford that he was traced
down By the police.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-04
GIVES MN A CHANCE.
0sv. Wfnans Commutss the Sentence Of
August MaEnasson.

LANSING, Dec. 3,-Geo. Winans to-
day committed the sentence OF August
Magna.son, sent to Jackson from Mani
stse in 1884 for life, for assault, to 10
wears term. He considers the sentence
excessive and the communion was rec
commended by the board OF pardons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

a MANIA FOB EATINe.-Miss Jni;a Hep
burr, wto llYes near N3r.h Pisi1u, Conn.,,
has become possessed aitl mania f.. es'.
ing. shs hea TO be FED ST shos. intervals
aud auysticg lha. ia eci5ie she de7onra re.
vepoualy. L7csi physicians thought thar
she vas suffering ,fon oeEvoos efection Of
the stomach, and they suggested thst she
bs forced to take feed arti she horema nous
es.ed. This was tried, but sbo ate nll that
was placed before her without SLOWING
slgus OF distress. a magnetic hesier from
New Haven intistea that hypnoiisn would
cure her, but h's treatment fs!!ed 10 produce
benef fclal results & physician from Hers
ford pu. tha patient On diet Of three meals
day. She became Gc!irlous aud lad to be
fed until her voraoicus oppetl:o Eas salts
Hed. Mlae Hepburn is Of c religious tn.n Of
mind ard impressiopabie. She heltsves that
che is suffering frcn oorso. eome si1
weeks sgo she turned tramp a9ay from
her fathers house ore morning retusing to
give hin food. The tramp told her thet
God wou!d cnrso hsr. These worGs prayed
Upon the ycuDg woman's mind. Size gre1
moody, and In g very short time ths acner-
NAL appetite cana upon her. S5e hso full
control of her sen5es snd Is a2le to perform
household duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14
Health is W ealth

M C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAr BEAT:
uENT, guaranteed specific for HystSris' gnsd gizz1
poss, sona, Fits, Nervous Se1rs GA M hoSo
@ ssbe Nervous Pyostrstion caused By inc use o.
alcohol tobacco Wskefulness, Men'l 81 nlanitv
lon. softening of the Brain resulting IN ,4sa.l.y
and and leading to misery, decay and death, P5ena
tur turs Old Age, Barrenness, Los Of Power ,.s
IN either s,x Involuntary Losses and spormatGIrc
rhcea caused by ovor-e1ertion Of tho BRAN, sci,
abuso or over.indulgence. Esch hoE contains one
,nontbs treatment S1.00 box, or SIX bozee for
$500. Ront by mail prepaid on receipt OF price,
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
30 cure sny case With esch order received By us
so- S0 s;r boxes accompsnied with $500, We will
send the purchaser orr written guarantee to re-
iund the money if the treatuen, doea rot eject
cure. Guarantees issued only by
CHARLES 81. LEEEGN,
Druggist, S04 King esroc;,
General Agent, Alexandra. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-14

a MoNsrIcs11Y .-Tbe:e is q bumau mon.
stroslty in New York. 1, Ia man with
halfa dczsr songaes, four ohios. three checks
and mors:rous ear. His nams i5 Juan
Jose Antonio, sEd he has been sent to
New York By bis banefacsress, Mrs. Gofz:-
les, who Is trying to secuFe sn engagement
for him 10 some city museum. Properly
speaking, Antonio hsa only orc chin. bnt
the convo!uticps Of The msssiye appenGage
which barge from his fgoa seeo, llse addt-
iionai chns aud cheeks. Tie half dozsn
torau.s which Antonio c!simsio have are In.
reality Only one tongue, fr!gbtfnlly defoFm.
ed snd covered wi.h sbort project like
additional tongues. Antorio Is 6 native o!
Jerusalem, whore his motte' apd sisters srs
still slaves. He wes taken to Egypt By q
band CT Arabs and subsequently, brought to
Mexico. He managed to escape to Flag
st- IF. All, where MIS-. Corr les found him.
Thinking che bad prizs, she has exhibited
him in several clties, and now brings him to
New YorS for the purpose of exhibition.