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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-10
1rcLorS,
Town Of Eagle River,


The following Clerks present,
Sub Dist, No | Daniel Graham,
Sub Dist, No , James Oberholtzr
Sub Dist, No s JOS Lonlley
Sub Dist, No 4 not present
Board proceeded TO the Election OF
an Executive Board for the following
year, On Motion James Oberholtzer
was chosen President Joseph Lonkey
Vice Pres, and Daniel Graham Secre-
tary,
Motion made and carried that the
Board adjourn until :. o'clock L, Nj,
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at o'clock Z, NJ, July 10 1852
All members present
Motion made and carried that the
Secretary contract with A Croker for
one hundred cords Of hard wood 9 feet
long ut $500 pei cord,
Motion made and carried that the
bill of w Bomerr for Blacksmithing
supplies be allowed at $l2,25
and bill of Ell j Mack hardware 500
Inc following resolution was on
motion passed,
Resolved ny the EXECUTIVE posfd oi
school directors OF the IoWn OF Ea2le
River that this board employ teachers
Tor the following year that nave been
Normal School graduates ana also that
6. -
dent of Normal Schools for Principal
for School VT Eagle laVer ana associate
teachers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
FlPOR FRlyCES "FERSAILHES"

Este comodo Y rapido vapor de
la Compagnie Generate Transat-
lantique ha sido destinado para
hacer eI viaie de Ia Inca del Me-
diterraneo, correspondence al mes
de Mayo pr6ximo, = saldra de
Fort de France 81 dia p directa-
mente para MarseIla. III embar-
que en- este puerto debera eieeu-
tarse del I7 nj 1S Ell 81 intercolo-
nial, EN- conexi6n con la citada
Inca
Para inEOrmes aIr1@lrse n los
agentes Mayol Hermanos 81 &C.
Playa de Ponce. Il. D M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-13
fQUITA D0LoR }

Fate eeneeffeo irs1io esia dando los mej0-
Res resultaeloS en- las ezssrnedades siguieu-
fee
Renmatisno articulAr. nsuralgias, dolor
do mnelas. quegaadnrass 3 para los casos
gripales no tiane rival.
ia fornna de usarlo "a envuelta en Ia boz
teiin.
ltos p9IiloH So d1r1s<fr4n g los un1eos a gem
tes dsuositarios les seTores =. Chard6n S.
Ce e-Plaza ia las Deiseias nsanero I'D.
ponee, Marzo l8 a. 1898. DsmetrEo Fsrs-
gstsn Sim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09
Full instructions for All Who
Wish to Secure Fine Stand
ard Works at q Merely Nom
inal Price

One cent day. That is very ANAL sen. u
Yet u properly npJl,.d ons cent day win vosA
r. hser Of the Dsiy kennebse JoppsaL in yvaf,
woke we'll printed ard handsomely toaBd 10
Il no one but a1ord u and when the oppos.
tauiiy "a presented ne IL u nov by the yorESAL
to Obtain good book. forfitis msrriy nominal pstcs
there stosid BE- beatascy N nrcept-
lag II. The JovxsAL Bcct Coupon IL priss.
ed in this issue. Foarssep OF these up1poss
numbered cs,ns.es'sysiy matted to. or presensel
al ihi. oace with kfeon cents IN csah.
sii. eniitis the holder 10 select asy
book from the thousand volumes 81 standard
~crss purehss~d 20 b. ais'rihsird sro-g JorR
Sai sessistr 'ifd.f f.,f i-.sis- H. -sal BIZ msx1
mas 10 al es-oA. b, ses4ifu.,-ias,s ty @afbcssst
s,asrs- : e.. '~ par pnefrFs. Il - not necessary
go begin sf'h t-5ny-is No ]! Begin sith am nam
5fr ssi fnsfte.a d.t asegtivsfy na.ftere1
Their f-t.ts go 10 niHt vGa have feafssea,
Ss's' - - sad So peer br,t bot do sot
s'ot q 30 D. fssfsscE saa go -
os - tssss sEA tse,, sili. thi- assf i.sfs.
.ia ~ a f,pi p ever isr. siiflsJ 70 fh69
of.t saj f''ssf eai'sle' ensil, rtseh a. sSeeey
ehsts 'ssss "a 10 he'd. sshd Ia ths COMP. -
siih tite.n aeBts aud eight osn;s additional ~
,-o-sss sns ~. hfsik Ell BE- Fnsilst.
All sl.o Ezss ti4ssss is-yks s.asiS order the -.
t<r 81 ihsy al l.t osly Sst the booas bot
the bed daily sesspapsr IN the State svesy
reader vito .sses The coupons Ia entitled 70 . peW
book every foaYtern days spt-f the eusdstioa1
named OF The coupon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09
RICHMOND cAmPGROUND.


Rtcusosp CAArGEoUSD, Aug. O. Spec
i,l.A- Under the supervision OF Mr..
Horace McIntire, the grounds present an
unusually attractive appearance this season
and all the visitors speak highly of the
management, of Sup,. McIntire during the
spring and early summer.
The regular meeting which begins next
Monday promises to be one OF the best fof
many seasons. there being over thirty fam
lies now in the grove and every train
bringing someone who is seeking q cool
and delightful place to pass the suisry da. 9
Of this month.
Among the visitors here are Mrs. HON a.
and daughter from Boston, Rev. W. ;
Jones and family from Norway, Mrs. Isaac
Plumruer and Miss Julia, from Brunswick
Mrs. !. c. Lander, Misses Edyth and Bee
Lander ard Arthur Lander from Gardner
Mr.. ISIS. Osborne and granddaughter iron
| Fairfield, Mr.. Elvina Hodgdon and MR.
| Lorraine Brann from Lewiston. Mr.. harr,
fo~elI and wife. Mrs. J. l.. Dublin, Mrs
Hunt. Mrs. Cunningham and daughter, MI
II. B. Bragg and wife and Mr. +. ="
\ BYann from Augusta and Mr.. Fred Grey
the telegraph operator for the N. Z. H. X
i. also stopping in the grounds and sueha
1 ing his duties at Dresden station. Mr. Gre
i i the most efficient operator which the peo
ple Ia. ever been favored with, and IL ia
yorite it'll all who have met him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09
REED on IHE MESSAGE.
u. s,vs The Document Falls Far Shsr Of
Needs d The Time.

Nrw Yosk, Aug. "a Washington ois'
patch TO the Press contains the foiioN'ns
statement written by ex-Speske' Reed
"Oue can hardly fail to be impressed py
the resemblance between the message OF
pre.ii.nt Cleveland and that of the ia'i
Democratic Pre.iden, who addressed Con
gre.. of hi. party in 1857. While the dis-
a.,er is not the same the expression OF sor-
row il similar. Mr.. Cleveland has set an
example of short sin2le-iopic message
bu,. while thu. message is impressive, II Is
IN, from being adequate to the occasion
"While my votes in the past show pisin,
49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09
RnrkI... Arniea Salxe

The Best Sslve IA the world for uts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rbeum, Fever
Sores, letter. ('happed Hands Chiloiains
Corns. AMI all SKIN Erupaons. and posi-
uveis cures Piles. or no pay required. II
i. guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
ar l..rrey re'uu,iesl. Price - eclts pei
box. For sale by ". A. Erskine. Gardiner
jul, a4.,,l& folrn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

The jewelry stote Of :. W. Bnrnham u
Cony street was entered from rear loo
Monday night The door Was burst in .uci
a manner as TO indicate that il was the wori
of men Mr.. Burnhsm thinks tha, gool,
10 the amount of $40 were taken. Muci
81 the stolen property was new jewelry EFF
10 the show case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

All lay TUESDAY was occupied by th'
cs.e Of the state vs. Reed NORTH Of China
be fore Judge Andrews, The charge i. a.
.auit AMI battery. 1t Is alleged that Nor
rill sssspited Albert f Abbott of China
ard used threatening language, emphss .
NJ the same by waving an AZ in the air
The evidence seemed 20 crow that thers
mad been = very general and highly inter
estinz ncighborhood row in progress Tbs
test u.ony Of the opposing " witnesses differed
40, lliile-reHinding one of the difference
betrecn black and white and Judge N.
lrews confessed his inability TO unraTel the
tangled skein OF solve the mystery, HI
Their fare ordered all concerned to appeal
before the grand jury IN September ans
there relate their tales Of brotherly low
AMI woe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

samples Of these books can Be- sesn q NJ J0un.
SAL counting room or .. any Of TIE stsee1 49,
csee.
The books are moi 70, sale and Yin osly - eyuo
Oh 20 holders Of cogyDas. The hst pfints6 -.
where 10 tins issas will give all ~ No. - ~
bocfs. iUwins 10 lkcs Of specs the Hst Wzh ~
pabhsted In oar 62iiy on Mondays oaiy.
In ordering ~ msii several toots sAsal -
named. sniers yes us siiiiss 10 wait sssU ~
exhausted NUMBER cas- De suVplie1-
yDrksat pa.sons cos seesrs thAee boonD = ~
Journal c1snting fss'Rs
Oar readers can see saopies u fhess vssss Z
any tine By e~iiing IT asy ON " - aosys 1ane1
Yasces. Ordess fos book 10 Be- psat - ~ 6A0934
Duua10a D 1LSys.
AaGoGoA. ma1nAs
Our friends Will pIsaso eowsovs.
Dor that under no consideration
will an sHchanGO - oooA0 -
permitted aStes any booA sao Ioes
t1so osy1co. u 10 not the pvsp0Oo ~
This efIco % institute . circulating
library.
d~csidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

John welch of Gardiner. Albert Nichols
and Frenchman who refused TO give bis
name were locked up for drunkenness
Taesiay evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

/ clean. white powder, odorless, harm.
ls>s. sud oeyond all. an effective disinfec-
tant. THIS desc ribes King Of Germ hii-
lsrs." General dvpo,s, James +. Fuller &
q. and George u. Haskell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

Osiar to the low water in the river the
steamer Gardiner could not come 10 this
city TUESDAY night The passengers and
freight we're brought mp on TIL eleuiFies b.
the purser an,i will s, taken down in the
same way this morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09
13if0.
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hENSEHEs


uafias.H Amxn. : at be rcsIdsacT oH " "a
,h-ep Mrs. hsr , ArffiF' sso'~ 81 'he !"
asrsn sserrti'. asest - yvar-
t,s,--.l.f.- August > at the hHrn~ 81 tis ,on-
.lsr.. n r-,sIHs, Samuel = feFkHs, Isged =
-. Va Nsr picaas cotl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09
DAiLEY--LYNCH.
A Brilliant Wedding at ST. Mays
Wednesday Noon.
sy rr Deherty Performs The cefemsay-
nasy sespsagi Prssests.

Mar. ehsrcs was that or @siaSsiz,
,ncs e. Ni- katherine Agnss Lyseh
,ass.s.t laughter Of Patrick ard Ks:herins
r.yseh II til. esty, and as. Charles Henry
u.sIe, q. HaIIsseH The wedding eers.
me-. "a. p rsornaea y Rev. Fr- Doh@rty
,..,o, Il :; Mary. NJ. Elizabeth VI
uageya Of tbs cry vas brsiesnaaid and
Vi, ianpe. J. wAra u Guiiner. zrooas
., VI, ! J Nahef Of a. chief usher
.sss ty Ms.sr. Frank Csssek d Ga.
a,n.,. :. j. Hazerty Of Iiallo~ell and
e~rss,r, Msher AMI Thomas Fo1 oi
tAls clty.
Al y VI. The bridal party eassred The
,-ss-rh tAe hr.s leaning on tae arm Of hel
tra,b.r. Tssos !. Lyach Fec and oa ap-
,,,.rtlng ne high altar. Mr. =. &. Hyde
,be s,Ean.st q 81 Marx. played the
Bride. March from Barnabs sacred
sv, .E.bekAl The brl4e booked very
hs.s.ssl an4 .~ess. shs Wa sftireA in .
,or,.y Tres. bztt taa LaDds'5own silk, ard
.,r-.ri bouquet Of bride. roses The
b-.4e.slat! s0re rcb six dress sI:h
b,grls agsre. The ceremony vas per
.sru,ed sy Re- Fr Doher's be being as
..s~i 5a iss altar By seoiytes, Master.
Mara,a All Murphy
A. ,fp san,,g.Ian Of the ceremony the
pastor allr,s.eI tae newly welded couple
- sery 4pproprate ,bl pleasing manner,
an. eroaaqnced the beDe7iscti0n. Al the
-,p.3s..sa of the marriage service Mr.
u,t. piayed v.sh excellent taste and
81 M,nisis.otn. famous Wedding
Mari f-un. 4 Midsummer Night.
i,-ram
Tbs huf.A r.pr. lA,ly about the altar
va. yer, siaboratel, and tastesully deco
r.asi .i,n ut 'forcr. anl profusion Of
po,i.q! psa,. inelui.ng arg oieanders in
t.li A.sqm gAius- fern' fu-caia. and Gala
hh,. The 4Ay 90. perfect All the church
sA fll,d The asp'iAl mas. al A. NJ
Va. Attended by relative. Of the bride and
grooia
IaneiAi,.e after the Wedding services
d. trslal party returned TO the residence
Of ~. p-.is Esther Mr. Patrick Lynch.
Oh raar, street. shore re'stlve- Of the con-
II. rag tar-,. p-rc enteris ned large
so8 hagr, party beng assembled there.
M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

Dql,oa's SgrSapTrtlja Co.
Gentlemen:
take pleasure intestifying to the value
OF YOUR SARSAPAl.J.I.t AND TONIC.
have been troubled with Dyspepsia for
the last three years. | have taken the
Ssrsaparil;s which you kindly sent TO
me. and can most cheerfuily say that the
same has effected cure. recommend
palton's to all afflicted with Dyspepsia
MKs. SARAH SEEKINs.
Witness, d. c. TooTHAKER.
SwANvrLLE, NE,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

Ner'lees ever he rensins of the late DR.
D. : Miller, surgeon At the National
,,'''lers Hene, Togus. were hell at tbs
.''ne' Iaesisy afternoon, st 5 30 o'clock
~ af. Beeman Of Gardiner officiating
donors were paid the deceased b,
'"' inmates of the Home. The ren,sin,
'e 'sSen on the Pullman for Cincinnati
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

1e islaa'' ? viii run excursions TO Bath
ea''siAy and Thursday for the Pythisn
gay tx~rc.ses. The Islsnier viii
'sa'e "sriiH-r At A. NJ, S. u,sa 6 ,rsiinsr
AlShnaeu'i s. THUS .sy the boat viii
~ ~ naii' tsr The r, tarn of The sx.;arsisn
boat fran T ph.m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09
WHY / INSURE IN THE

Ss latter directs the secretary OF the |
treasury to issue silver certificates for the |
silver bullion now in the treasury IN *
csss Of the amount necessary TO rcderfn
outstanding certificates and also TO issue
sl0t GOO Ouo Of 4 per cent bonds He made
a brief statement in explanation Of the
latter bill and expressed The hope that u
would be acted on without delay. Both
hills were referred to the finance commit
tee Many other bills, financial and other
wise. were introduced and referred
Senator Hilrs resolution provides for
the repeal Of sections /, 3 and = OF the
Sherman act and declares that this re-
peal is not to be Considered as an aban-
donment Of bimeJallism, but that the
policy OF the government shall be the
maintenance Of gold aud silver as the
standard of money metal to the accom-
plishment Of which the government shall
lie steadily aud safely directed
Opinions of Congressmen.
As a result Of the exchange OF views
among members Of congress At the capt
tol the friends 81 the unconditional re-
neal Of the purchasing clause oil Inc
sherman act are a good deal more conh-
dent now that they will carry their point
A partial canvass has been made and the
| friends Of the rerval claim at least - ma
| iority il square vote can be had on that
naked proposition. The danger which
| confronts those who are striving In TINS
1 direction is that the silverites, who are
| under the lead Of Bland, will not permit
| a square vote on that proposition.
4 The silyerites claim TO he powerful
| enough to delay final action for good
| many weeks They will not consent to TX
| any time. either, in which debate shall be
closed They propose TO discuss every
measure or proposition that may be offered
or brought before the house as long as
they please On the other hand. the friends
of repeal express the opinion that the
sentiment Of the country Is so strongly In
favor Of prompt action that congressman
opposed to repeal will not dare to hiibus-
ter against H.
| Anti. May Vote For Repeal.
Senators Teller and Stewart, who are
doing mos. Of the talking on the small
! side. express the belief that no bill for the
Il unconditional repeal Of the act Of 1880 ta1
i he mt through the senate in the next SIX
J months. There are some Democratic sen
= stors who are inclined to these views
There are not more than eight or ten, how
N ever. IN.
There are some western senators. ike
y Nana..r.on of Nebraska and Casey 81
Wynuiug and others, who have been
Al conuted upon as opposed to unconditional
- r,p.al. who will vote in favor OF it rather
than defeat any action This is time,
~ .,y these gentlemen. when one should rise
y .uu.rjor TO politics snd act for the best
q interests Of the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09
CITY OF AUGUSTA.
Collectors Notice.

Notice il hereby given tsz. The taxes asse.s-d 90
the rolls ssd ssxfes OF the city OF Az<rsfa fos fns
T,sr lssz were committed 10 j. fsllsf, Director
- ssiS ritr or rff 9Th izy 81 Jnne.iszS That BY
ssvs.. 81 shr Civ Cernc=f q sas civ, sad tAxrs
~ size and payable ksis Co'ieetaf on the ihea
iay q S<stsnber. s.sss, and th.s - Aeasemens g
ssssrs,xne 81 ~ rer cent viii be allowed o. ~
..-s~ 1000 s,r tar rear ssgc. uaicA sh&,i b.
oInufryfis patd 70 sold ccsretcr o. or before The
r-,h ~ 81 August lte0 anc interest ufA ee a4ded
ID IN 81 said i1xes remaining unpaid sePtsnoef
aesh. - J.K YrLln. Cuiisssnr.
A.-.e.z y.av 4 ~. tslyi141a
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| rI,O LET r. ne week day, cottage ~ss,
i shore rasd. I.ske G,sibss-seesntee
| let. Adde'S Henry FmcrT. Manchester, M
erk9aiws
| '1>O LET-The north bali Of ". Is, HAT
L house. No. u Crosby 81. Ten ropns. goes!
| garden. Box 81. or apply 10 Gen. liant
avg ~
| yU>O RENT-Hcuse No. t,rove 81. Apply
i TO janice ". North, ~ Grove 81, ~ Ia Dr.
vI'O LET-FBrnshed rooms at ai state y.
| i ialyz.a.,
yI,O lET- New houss Of eight reonss on Nigh
ST, and ore ot Sven rooms " fa,an :
| Both newly painted and parered. and 10 good
| repair. Insn're Of j. r. wymsn, bead Of isriag'
| 81, Angs.ta. Ne. lult lAtlf
yI>o IET-A convenisnt Nsfar- is-.mso'
/ Impure 81 u Patterson or " State Street
I Aseasis, Nsinr. iune2ttt!
| vIHO LET--Tso srnsn snd az.ntsnt sens-
i f1ert.. Apply 70 r. Isy noh, y iOvrr street.
/ aegi4s'
| i water md s,ssd stable. syfdy &c =. Wenf5
starf. npefa Hoas. glort. n..yta1
yJ>O LET--A nr.f -eisss tes",ss o. ,sa.s--. ~l't
1 / s;shle attached. situated on Winter s; -
Apylyio Robert Pope Co. "a Wat; street. Ger
| diner, Nc @AfsHf
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-20
Old settlers Meeting.

The officers Of the old settlers assocla-
Tuesday and made arrangements for the
regular annual meeting OF the associa-
iion to be held on the third Monday in
February, when good old fashioned re-
union will be held Messrs J. c.. Wood
and j. G. Knapp We're appointed COM
mittee to assist the officers OF the asso-
citation in making arrangements tor the
gathering.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-20
Grain ana stock BeIt Association

Grain ana Stock BeIt Association.
A county organization OF the Grain
and Stock Belt Association which Sc
cured state organization at Redteld,
and report of which appeared III .ast
weeks issue, was formed Tuesday by the
election OF G. NJ. Clark, president; w. w.
Downie. secretary ana G. L. Wood, Treas
urer. The county organization is an
auxiliary to the state association and is
effected for the purpose OF advertising
the county in the manner provided by
the state ASSOCIATION. The counties in
the organization include all those north
OF the railroad running west 10 Pierre,
anu a systematic and energetic endeavor
will be made 10 advertise the advantages
Of the section Of the country included in
this belt, and secure immigration to the
vacant lands now lying unproductiye.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-20
Il. A. K

The members and friends Of Humph-
rey Post G. "A. r., and the Relief Corps,
enjoyed a campfire dinner at the court
house last Saturday, the occasion being
the public installation OF officers of the
Post and auxiliary. A very pleasant
reunion OF the veterans was had and it
was decided that the district encamp-
ment which was voted to be held at Mil
bank at tie last encampment be had
this sumlner-the date for which has not
been definitely fixed, but which will
probably be held sometime in June if
this does not conflict with the reunions
to be held near by in Minnesota.
The officers Of the Relief Corps were
first installed, Mrs. G. Westbury, IA past
president acting as installing officer, and
without tlatter to the ladies it can be
said that the ceremony was conducted
with a precision and smoothness that was
commendable, IN this respect ecl;psing
the members of the post in their work.
The officers Of the Corps are:
President Mrs. Phoebe Croker.
Sr. V.-Mrs. LYDIA Crooker.
Jr. V.-Mrs. Eliza Mount.
Chap.-Mrs. Sarah Fitch.
Sec Mrs. LYDIA Abbott.
Treas. Mrs. Mary An'elman.
Cond. Mrs. Sarah Clark.
Asst. Cond.-Mrs. Mary Rodgers.
Guaru-Mrs. Hattie S,earns.
Aest. Guard-Mrs. Emma Hocum.
The officers Of the Post are:
Coma. 4. Story.
Jr. Vice.-Thomas Fitch.
Sen. Nlce.-George Weslbury.
Quartermaster--W VIM. Daily.
Quar- Sergt.-George Croker.
Adju,ant-J. G. Stanford.
Officer Of Day--lsen S. Bartlett.
Guard IN Il Johslyn.
Recruit-D. j. S. McGiven.
Chaplain--Vulker Warning.
Color Bearer-l. F. Stewart.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-20
HOME HAPPENINGS.

Wheat-No. Northern soc; No. 2
sic; No. 3 45c.
For SALE.--Two yoke Of good oxen
Apply to JAS. LocKnAEr.
The ladies aid society will meet at
the parsonage next Thursday
Mr.. Harry Pawson left Tuesday night
for*Laura, Illinois, where he will visit an
uncle for 4 few weeks
John Hetierna,, one Of the old settlers
of Big Stone township was among our
visitors last Monday.
Hon. A. L. Partridge, returned last
week from Il visit to his old home in
Delaware county, Iowa.
Mr.. L. Herrick spent several days in
st. Paul this week purchasing merchan-
disc tor his new store.
Charles Foss. Of Grant Center, says
that the report that his children had diph-
liberia was an error, they having simply
eore throat.
The Lalies' Benevolent society will
meet at the Congregational parsonage
o. Friday, Jan. 9th. at 2:a0 p. m.
4 NJ L. r. KAUFMAN
On Monday a party OF ladies and gen.
emen spent very pleasant evening at
IT. E. ID. Ely's rehearsing Tor the en-
tertanment which Is soon to come off at
Ahe Congregational church.
Ed Glonlstad returned Friday from his
second trip over the northwest in the
Interest Of the eastern boot and shoe
Afm for whict he makes periodical ex-
Nslrsions.
&c gorge Middleb-ook attended the
eeting OF the democratic sachem at
litchell last week. The gathering was
- the purpose IF looking over into the
romised land, which they expect to
1each about the Fourth Of March next,
md make satisfactory division of the
spoils when Grover takes possession.
Any Grant county people who are con-
templaling visit to Lake county may
do we'll to remember that Jim McGovern
n has lately received the appointment Of
deputy sheriff IN that county, and as
1im has the reputation of oeing terror
10 evil doers, ard is imbued with very
4lrlct notions OF morality 1t will be we'll
2Dr our friends to keep in the middle OF
SSlhe road when in his balliWck.
'1 Mr. G.. H. Clark, the real estate man,
II las purchased the abstract books Of the
lete II. #. Gibson, and will shortly haye
ME books completed Up 10 date. He
u prepared To make abstracts and guar
aNntee their correctness, having filed a
& 900 bono for this purpose, and is the
gNbniy abstracter who has ever done this
I'm the county. Mr.. Clark's long exper.
ence iii the real estate business in
SGrant county ana his personal knowl
dge Of almost all the land in the
n county are advantages that will De OF
rood service in his abstract work. II
H Tou wish To secure an abstract upon
Which no question Of doubt rests, and
10 be ste, this is an absolute necessity
when purchasing real property, you
ran get it from Mr.. Clark.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-20

Evangelistic services will be held at
the NJ. L. church each evening next
week, to which all are cordially invited.
August Mlttelstaedt is holding his head
up very high of late, the cause being
the arrival of lusty young son at his
homo last week.
Miss May Crofoot, of Webster. has
been the guest of Mr.. A. J. Hits and
family for the past week.
Mr.. III. G. Port who has been IN Chi
cago for the past month under the doc
tors care, returned home Friday even
ing feeling much improved.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-20

T OST-A lady's ice fascinator Finder will be
III rewarded by leaving same at office of
@StA G. NJ CLARK
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-20

TFOT ND-Scat Robe. Light co'or goat skin,
II one mile northwest of y /. Lowthinn's on
Tuesday, Jan. 10th. Owner can have same by
calling on y l. Lowthian, proving property and
paying for the Insertion of this notice.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-01-20

INOUND-On Saturday morning Jan. IA, near
IL library building, silver watch and chain.
Owner can have same by proving property and
paying for advertising
f, MAYNARD.