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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23
LECTURE COURSE.

Rev. j. G. shetland Phi. D. d. d. of
Aberdeen will lecture in the Seminary
Chapel-Wednesday evening October,
28. at 500 p. III.
Subject Drilling for Victory"
Admisslon-free to all who course
tickets last season. Others Is cents
two for 25-Students lOcents.
This lecture was paid for out Of
last seasons funds and would have
been delivered last June but for una
voidable reasons-Hence the admls-
sion OF season ticket holders free.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23

sz3- AGENTS WANTED.-We want
agents everywhere to sell our little
Niger. The funniest and most laugh
able trick out. S1Oa day can be made
selling them. All you have to do is to
show it, sells iteell. Send Is cents tor
sample and terms to GENERAL AG-
ENCY AND NOVELTY CO., Room
80, 1875 SO. Clark ST., Chicago, III.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23
washington Springs Postofiice.

Woonsoeket stage arrives daily+ at 100
a. III. and leaves AT |: p. III.
Gam Valley stage arrives daihyH at 1880 p m.
and leaves III 100 p. III.
Grow Lake stage arrives Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays at 1880 Il. III. and leaves at 30
p. m.
Mt. Vernon stage leaves Tuesdays. and Fri
DAYS at 800 Il. IN. and arrives wednesdays and
Saturdays at op. M
Miller stage arrives Mondays and Fridays 1T
G:u9 p. M. and leaves Tuesdays and saturdays
Ill 6:;Na. IN.
Exc, pt Sunday.
SARAH BARRETT. PoStmStrcSS.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23

cvAiNf Rzs ard hNm'"fs !" the County 5e,aa uu
inc Sctt So SAoaips tile 75auy ov,
toNtH
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23

our streets Tuesday.
| Mrs. Henry Stevens has been on the
sick list for a few days.
Omer Shrvock's oats threshed out so
bushels to the acre. Next!
George Grace has so far improved as
to be able to return home
| Have you sampled the Salmon steak
and Booth Co. Peaches at Albert 4
| Nessey's?
Nearly 100 delegates to the Penn
sylvania W. G. T. U. Convention were
poisoned the 18th.
Don't know where to store all of
my grain" is a common expression OF
Jerauld Co. farmers today,
Springfelds artesian we'll throws up
coal to such an extent as to Interfere
with the running of the mill.
Sidney McElwaine has domiciled
his family in the Grow building so
the little folks can attend the Semi
nary.
Woonsockett's streets were throng-
ed last Saturday, and a large percent
dge Of the teams were from our own
county.
DR.. Matthias goes to Woonsocket to-
day to meet Mrs. Matthias and the
boys who have made a three months
visit in BROOKLYN, n. y, with rela-
tives.
"a cigarette is a roll of pizen with a
flame at one end and a fool at the 9TH
er."-Nlother Darlington.
VIII Burger reigned supreme over
the school house for Il few DAYS while
getting it ready for the plasterer
Mr.. Mills from Blaine township is
plastering DIR. Turner's office and will
probably finish up several other Jobs
while in town.
DR.. Turner says he "was never more
delighted tosee Light in the window
than the night he found the home of
the Diphtheria patients in Buffalo
county.
Snl1
course at the Seminary. Rumlnants
and Illuminating. Come everybody.
j. X. FREELAND.
Montrose So. Oak has on exhibition
a beet measuring thirty-one inches in
circumference. Lets scratch around
and see if Jerauld county can't fur
nish one measuring thirty six inches.
Several parties from philadelphia
and from New Hampshire, are in
Mitchell and Huron investigating the
arte sian well and irrigating prospects
and are negotiating for several tracts
of land.
Secretary Rusl has on foot scheme
whereby every farmer may have
weather forecast whenever a train
passes by TIN flags on the locomotives
the flags to be painted different colors
just what will become of the fellow
who is color d-Secreterv Rusk
fails to say.
Talk about the business of the
Black Hills. All you had to do the
other night as Jack Wesley drove up
with his coach and four or Sin
short four big horses hitched to his
immense jumbo cart all loaded with
goods, was to turn towards the west,
and imagine there were the foothills,
and jacks 'jinrikesha'' was the wagon
trains of the mountains, and there you
were in the Black Hills regions for
sure washington Springs can out III
val the mountains any time.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23
Pay your subscription.

Charlie Hall and Jim West had piles
OF fan driving home a dozen stray
calves from Pleasant Twp. Ask the
boys if they don't want to follow that
profession.
Bob Barnes speakes Of "our baby
nowadays, which means that small
edition of the Barnes family has put
in an appearance, and 1T is OF the male
persuasion. Bob anticipates help in
the bayfield,.
If Jugde Francis is as successful
with his nursery business as with his
pension cases, In another year this
part of Dakota will blossom like the
rose. He is the most successful pen
sion agent. and between times takes
orders for trees. Its fact that I'm
Gle John is the busiest man in Jerauld
county,"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23
OBITUARY.

DIED. October 18th. at his home in
Buffalo county, Willie LAYER, aged S
years 4 months and % days.
All that is mott tai OF Willie rests IN
the Duncan Cemetry. All that loving
hearts and willing hands could offer
TO relieve the little sufferer was OF no
avail. and the good Shepherd folds
him IN his arms. While friends mourn
their own loneliness Willie is safe at
home"
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23
D. K. COLE,

BEATTY'S TOUR OF THE WORLD
Ex-Mayor Daniel L. Beatty, Beatty's
Celebrated Organs and Pianos, Wash
ington, New Jersey. has returned
home from an extended tour of the
world. Read his advertisement in
this paper ard send for catalogue.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

q. NJ. Il st, =.
Acknowledgement South ut 1921 a. m.
Passenger North at % |, III.
Freight North ut ,02lam
Freight South AT 20 p III.
Observation-Disclosures North at 500 p NJ.
Passenger South at 1910 Il m.
Passenger East ut 40. Il nj.
Freight North ut l0i0 am.
Freight South mt 90 p IN.
Freight East II Gals u IN.
Southern MinnesotapaSSengcr arrveSatl2 ~
Freight arrives at 40 y m
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-23
For Sale!

A SPAN or GeLDINGS 5 AND 7 YEARS
OLD. INQUIRE OF
]. X. FREELAND.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08
nav suit You best. Or gown Of alternate
!. -. 81 ,o.uv. a al xxhifc

may suit you best, o. . gown Of alternate
stripes OF mauve and white.
Al, authority in matters Of feminine adorn-
ment insists that IL always pays TO give more
for becoming dress. Hasty choice usually
results in gown that one grows tired OF in .
few weeks. whereas really becoming dress
Is not thrown aside until II falls 10 pieces.
Walking dresses continue to DO made up in
two shades with fine effect. skirt of dark
green may 10 beautifully set off by having q
deep hem. over which you lay an inch-wids
band of pea-green cloth. having Jet passemen-
teris over it. The up er part of the bodice 10
OF green velvet and back and front there are
bands OF the .pea-Rreen cloth with the same
ornaments
by way Of variety give you in my fourth
illustration novel design for an interior COS
tune well adapted for studio reception. at
which one expects 10 meet with costumes not
strictly 10 harmony with prevailing modes.
This gown may be m de up IN plain and
figured ttuff or III two shades Of the same ma
terial. Tie dress proper j. made up With y
crossed bodice. while the over part IN
princess form has broad revers faced with
the dress material ihe overdress is garn.-
tured it, III length with SILK grelots.
My attention Wa, lately attra ted by
charming indoor toilet IN two ,ha IS o. gray
wooden -tul. II wa, made pm ess style on
q foundation of If bier gray. vii ca serve as
a fla tron aud taO Ter. mere WA yoke II
embroidery which was lined with six ri the
color OF the stu. and three bands OF
embroidery Oh the dark material, me on the
basque. one on the bottom or the skirt and
one midway
Cloth gowns have their plalnness relieved
by vest OF fancy pattern. These vests. or
more properly speaking walstcoats. for they
have lape.s. pockets aud backs OF lining for
al the world like the masculine garment. are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08

We can sell You haf-wooi goods. Cashmere.
q inches wide, at l2Ssc. per yard. These
come in all the popular shades also in black,
and they are good vslue. The best price is
pc. For that We nave three or four Kinds of
Dress Goods.
Probably the mo popular quarter-of-a-dollar
dress goods are the Atlantic and Cashmeres
which arc hAN-wool 80 inches wide.
We have also S6-inch vide Gray Flannel q.
95c.. reduced from &C., and three or four
pieces Of 2S-inch All Wool Flannel Dress
Goods at 80. The colors OF these are red,
light brown, peacock blue and tan
A. CSC we have three pieces double-fold Black
Cashmere, with white stripes 81 inchss wide.
These make beautiful dress for mourning
wear.
AT 31lfc. we have several pieces OF Plaid Dress
Goods, most Of which are reduced from SOC,
and all Of them good value for the price.
AT BIC We have two lines OF Dress Goods both at
which are Atwood. First is the Aldine Suit
ing, an Atwood flannel. &c. inches wide. which
makes a serviceable dress, and then q
line Of Al-Wool Trcots. 30 inches vide,
which have just been reduced from zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08

Misses Light Tan Cheviot Refers only tss %.
NJ ssss Brown Chevict eeter>. all wool, ONLY ~.
| Misses Light Tan Atwood Camel Hair, Edged
all around with cord. only 60
Ladies' Rroadcloth Refers with large Pearl
Buttons. only sl2.
Ladies Heavy Tan Brosdcloth, three-quarter
Coats and Vest Front. only SIS
Ladies and Misses all-wool Black Chevioi Reef
srs with Shawl Collar OF Astrachsn, only siO
We can give you the same cloth with shawl
Collar Of coney fur, only ss.5O. Price every
where, $40
Ladies' Black aud Brown Atwood fine Chevios
with Shaw Collar of Mink. only 60. 70 I'D
be considered chsIp at s25
Ladies Fine imported Bedford Cord Wraps. full
80 inches long, only SIS with full Shawl Col.
Jar of Astrachan. We do not hesitate 10 say
hi ia the finest and best Black Cloak to be
found in the city.
Black, Ian and Light Gray Capes, full length
trimmed vi h Braid and nail-heads. re-
duced from q t. .70
Another very Nobby We hsvo is Light Gray
Hesyy Camels Hair trimmed with Astes-
chan. only sls.
Atwood Black Chevo. with Shawl Collar OF
Mounong. only si7.
The Best Black and Tan Refers in this city Tor
e..
100 Black Refers, regular price 81, this week,
s2.50.
Gents Heavy Jersey Jackets, only Is.
Gents Extra Size All Wool Cardigans. only ESQ.
Gents Cardigan Jackets, also
Cent? Fancy Dress Shirts, 75c.
Gents Pique Shirts only sec.
Gents Heavy Canton Drawers only 40c
Gents All Wool White Shirts, Drawers to match.
only 81.
Gents Heavy Ribbed Underwear, Swis Condo.
only sL25
Gents Fine Atwood Shirts and Underwear,
Norfolk and New Brunswick, best made, only
$3.50 apiece
Full line OF Chidrens Red Shirts and Drawers.
Ladies Egyptian Ribbed hrts only zoe.
Ladies Ribbed Shirts only PIC.
We are Offering great bargains in white Mar
settles and Crochet Spreads from 75c. 10
sf50; our 81 and sl.a5 Spreads are worth 5oc
more.
Witchiline Spreads only siT5.
1900 var Is OF Plkid and Stripe Muslin, i0c. a
yard, worth ~. 25 and 9Oc.
New inc of Chiidren's Silk and Cashmere Caps
New FAN Styles in Prints, &C.. soft finish.
AI~Ilprn Hnck loHalSt extra SIZE, l0c-
Blankets and Comforts.
We can sell you an Atwood Blanket at s5
Our White Blanket for % cannot be bought
elsewhere for less than s450.
Great Bargains in Comforts at 81. si.25, clio to
s..
Down Comforta s6 worth go
See our new and handsome Lace Curtains.
Now is the time to buy your Carpets. Wss are
Offering great bargains 10 close in order to
make room for Holiday Goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08

At iOc. we have two or three pieces Of an Ali
Wool Cauaels- Hair. 81 inches wide.
At 5oc. we have a great variety Of Dress Goods.
consisting Of 'tripes, plsids and solids-the
rough finish nd the smooth surface the
grave and gay-ars all on hand
We call your especial attention TO lot Of Plaid
Ilannels at zoe. They are SO 70 a inches
wide; have been reduce from 80 and &C.. aud
fyeio six yards viii make you q dress Of
average size.
We have Bourettes. Beucles, C.mels- Hairs
Serges. Csshmeres. etc, At sc
IL you will come 10 us wanting soc Dress Goo.
by the Way is the most popular price for
winter dress you will be likel1 70 get one
70 your taste.
AT sc. aud o. we have the Beautiful Bedford
Cords, which are the novelty aud are so
much used this season.
Al SOC. We failed to mention line Of Bedford
Cords. Our nicer Dress Goods We will not
price to you. but simply tina. we will DO
very glad TO show them. and better plessed
TO sell von II You cannot come in person
send for samples. SAMPLES cheerfully given
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08

particularly stylish. provided the ft DO fault
less and the woman of fashion now has a
number of these fancy vests. so that sine
may make change to suit her par
ticuar cast of thought or hum "a
lively pattern when feeling I'D good spirits. a
dull one when otherwise. Each tailor made
is supposed to have several vests of different
patterns to 90 with il. The princess form
seems TO be quite popular, but the front is in-
variably jacket form, falling over tight
skirt You will be quite safe IN ordering the
Jacket with loose sides. provided the skirt be
tight and the vest giove-fittiDR, otherwise
not.
There is also marked taste for corselet
bod,ces for evening wear and you NAV rig
up q very pretty evening costume at small
OUTLAY by full bodice in soft silk of some
bright color. to be worn with black skirt
and black corselet. The Tudor sleeves With
pufs splingng out at the shoulder and elbow
are very becoming 10 long arms.
At this season OF the year young peoples
thoughts turn 10 all sorts OF winter enter
talnments, from amateur thestricals 10 skirt
and flower dances. Last season there wero
some pretty exhibitions Of flower costumes NJ
private and semi-pubic entertainments. Tu>
lips cbrysanthemums roses. hOliyhocks, sun.
flowers and hosts OF others were successfully
simulated in silk or satin and III some cases the
limitations were quite effective. The flower
made use of IN the costume represented III
my last illustration Is the carnatlon, which
made up q very brilliant costume the leaves
going to form the skirt and the green calyxes
hanging gracefully from the waist OF course
q cluster Of the natural flower must appear on
the corsage With little attention to artistic
fitness these flower costumes may be used
with admirable eject - heiehten the partcu-
lar style of beauty Of each young person TAX
ing part in the dancing OF posturing
There is no doubt that Jet earnitnre Of all
kinds viii DO much used on wia,er dresses,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08
KAUFMAN B. CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad.
CLOTHING, ETC.
BQlk- Made Clothing

A TRIAL has convinced people
that Burk- MADE Clothing is every
thing it is represented to be- Why
don't you try it? Those $3.50
OVERCOATS we have spoken
OF are eye-openers for Clothing
Buyers. How can you sell them
at $780, and EXPLANATIONS of thu
kind come pouring in our ears
every day. We have them inf
light, medium and heavyweight
To match them would cost you nd
less than $40. Our Overcoats areI
not common slop-shop, ready-madet
garments. They fit well and lookl
as well as those turned out by theE
best merchant tallors. We havel
some as low as $3.50 and as highl
as $50.
In our Suit Department we offer
a specially desirable line of excel. /
lent Business Suits at 81, 50, sci
and $40. They are the best Suits
ever offered for the money. We
tell you truthfully that the aver
age retail price is from 81 TO So
more than we are asking for them.
A little judicious investigation will
prove it most conclusiveIy.
Trade was lively in our Chill
dren's Department last week.
Anybody can buy Child's Suit or
Overcoat at our figures. You'll be
surprised to zee what kind of Suits
we're selling at $3.50. They're &C.
tually worth a dollar more. No
other store will sell them for less
Our better qualities range in price
from So to $3.50. BE sure TO get
one from us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08
Beware of 0intments for Catarrh That Con-

rs mercury will surely destroy the sense Of smell
and completely derange the whole system when
entering IT through the mucous surfaces. such
tons from reputable physicians. as the damage
they Will do - ten-fod to the good YOU can pos
sihly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure
10y /. j. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo
o., contains no mercury. and j. taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. In buving Halls Ca
tarrh Cure bee sure Won get the genuine II is
taken internally, aud made IN Toledo, o., by Z.
j. Cheney n CO.
fD- sold by druggists, price 15c per bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08
'usseIy Ace
CURTAINS

are reduced 10 4i2 80 pair: they were sis.4s.
Irish Pont for sa.75 PAIR, from H75.
These are only two out Of good many others.
The same reduction on all.
These are not real Brussels. though they
have the rsme gsuzy, hand-trsced eject.
Proximity il necessary to tell the differences.
u. 10 pair from s6.40. Another similar. not
quits 30 fine. ". rs . pair $4.50 10 not likely
70 buy you a. good a curtain generally. Il
takes = full days looking 10 see all that 10 10
be shown in the department..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08

VIII yon heed the warning-the signal. per
haps, OF the sure approach Of that more terrfbls
can afford for Tho sake Of saving 50 cents
torun the risk and DO nothing for it. We know
iroA eIperience that. shilohs Cure will euro
yonr cough. ~ never fails This explains why
year. 1t relieves Group and Whooping Cough
al oncs Mothers, do not be withoutit sample
boz. Tree Sold by bodeker Brothers AMI
II. n. Shields Co.. corner Of Fifth and MAJ.
khAll streets - - @~N-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08

but the hugh cahochons baye been somewhat
overdone and become somewhat vulgarlzed
SO that ia their steal you Will see tiny beads
and naihesds finely cut in facets. 5et span.
giles, too. laid closely one over the other in un-
broken lines forming large branching pat.
terms ara genuine novelties.
Anoti er velty is the use OF white cloth for
trimming purposes. particularly for making
vests. reyers. cuffs and yokes II is cut in
bands. pinked out and hid under a fold of
tn material rpuDd the bottom Of skirts ami
you often see an under basque of white
cloth. both under ana upper being cut in
tabs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08


waist there is ceinture Of plain white satin.
while running entirely around the hem Of
the skirt there is an embroidery of white
leaves The bonnet worn with this costume
Il in olive green velvet with black ostrich
feathers and striped silk strings in white and
olive green knotted behind under the hair
and completes an .ensembie Of rare richness
and elegance in perfect taste.
In the matter of feminine headgear | may
say that great deal of mauye is to be worn
this autumn. and green also. and every INT of
warm browns and chestnuts. For those who
like q striking theatre bonnet crimson velvet
answers the purpose very well. IL should be
gsrnitured with jet ornaments and laces In
the way Of TT mining, fall bonnets will show a
preference for Rnlpure aud Ven tign lace
feathers, of course and fur in some cases.
Ny second illustration sets forth very
pretty bonnet OF pale blue velvet the crowa he
ing ornamented with graduate rows O brown
appll ne. The velvet IL pulled high both Ut
the back and in the front and there il a tuft
OF pale blue ostrich tips In front, the strings
being of pale blue satin ribbon. should add
that we on this side of the Atlantic are likely
TO feel the effect OF the present rage in Paris
for Russian gowns and Russian to 4ues aud
the latter, can promise. will be quite sure to
please those whose tastes run 10 gauhy and
altogether startling effect. The Kussian
tOque is very becoming t. dark haired and
dark-eyed woman. II has cloth crown dec
grated in gold and green embroidery. the
brim being of Astrachan
MOTTO overlook the little folks, ] give you in
my third illustration q very pretty design Tor
a ehild's autumn cioak-a wooden stuff in
large-checked pattern. This garment is made
loose in front and adjusted TO tho figure at
the back. Lengthwise in the front sides there
is one large pleat, whichis sewed to the lining
ut the lower edge OF the cloak. The sides
Of the back below the waist line cross
q little. They are fuller where they
join the side seam and form two large peats.
The pelerine, like tho cloak. has ore Iaree
plsst in front and falls straight over the
sleeves. At the back the peierine is vided
like the mantle itself. The same pleats uust
b made in the lining as in the material itsslf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-08

and there are plests also at the neck. This
stylish little garment closes with horn but
tons extending few inches below the waist
line.
IL il surprising how many delicate yaria-
hons of the same color are produced nows-
days. Black is no longer blach nor white
white, and the same may be said OF
the grays. liacs, mauves and puppies
No matter how exacting iady's com.
plsxion may be. some becoming shads
may be found by diiigsnt searching. hencs
would say 70 those comtemplat nr new An
tumn OF winter costumes Hurry slowly. aud
don't decide until the very shade has been
found. II may he that black lace over hello
uops slk u what you need. or & pale cray