The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-29


Ia this morning.
Arrivals by the evening train were:
Mrs. w. Ell. III. Beadle, Yes O'Gar and
Sid Lee and wife from Chicago, Grant
Crossman from Fulda, Mimi, and the
! Three Graces" from Sibley, Iowa.
r. +. Boyce, Esq, Of Sioux Falls is in
the city in the interest OF Hon. j. w.
Jones, for circuit judge. Mr.. Boyce will
find loyal republican sentiment pervad
ing not only Madison, but Lake county,
and his candidate "all right"
The special excursion train for Mitch
ell next Sunday will leave Madison at 8
a. m. arriving at Mitchell Ii a. M; leaves
Mitchell on return at p. m. arriving at
Madison 9:20 p. m. So far as Agent
Larkin knows yet the fare for the round
trip viii be $4.20.
Little Emil, son Of Otto Kropkat, ten
ant OF Irving d. Smith, convicted OF
petty larceny in Justice Holdridge's
court the other day was this afternoon
sentenced to the state reform school at
PIankinton by Judge Williamson. Mar
shal Davis was delegated to accompany
the lad to his future home.
N. d. McGlllivray came sdown from
Ramona today and reports large in
gathering of wheat to the elevators of
that Lace. He thinks Madison pays q
little higher figures and draws some OF
their grain from the north of Madison,
but Ramona makes up for it by drawing
largely from Wlnfred, Howard and Old
ham neighborhoods.
The property examination OF j. G. Bar
rett before Clerk OF Court Preston came
to an end today noon by Mr.. Barrett sur
rendering all the property he had to At
torneys Murray and Farmer to liquidate
the claims of creditors which they rep
resented, amounting to nearly $50.
These attorneys have shown skillful per-
tinacity in this case.
Yankton Press, 81: Hard coal is SELL
ing at SlO.50 per ton-strictly cash. The
local dealers are compelled to enforce
this order because the wholesale com
pauies that furnish the coal here are CIV
ing no credit, not even the ordinary six
ty days time, and railroads collect
| freights in advance The price of coal
here is 81 per ton less than year ago,
but the dealers are selling very little OF
| it and expect the business to be very
light
An exchange tells OF newly married
couple of Beadle county,who We're riding
on fast train. They occupied a berth
in sleeper and their cooling was dove
like and attracted the attention of some
and distracted others. Finally the lady
said: "Iam going ont to get drink o1
water. When / come back stick your
foot out of the berth SO won't make Q
mistake." When she turned to go back
every berth in the car had foot stick
ing out OF it.
Ramona came near having sensation
last evening. A Mrs. Carol had tele
graphed ahead for policeman and de
tective TO await her coming and the
naturally quiet and law abiding people
of that community were in feverish an
ticipasion Of the particular spot in theiI
body polite where the hand of the fem
mime avenger would fall. She arrived
and Constable Wilson attended hel
every beck and call, but the object O.
her search was not there. She returned
to Madison last evening and this morn
ing took the train for Sioux Falls. i
Itranspires that the lady halls from New
York and was in search OF a young mar
who had lately cast off, at his wealthy
parents instigation, a newly made wife
OF respectable and accomplished woman
hood, but unfortunatelypoor. Mrs
Carroll, at the instance OF wealth.
uncle of the deserted bride OF few
months, had takan up her cause ant
having learned that the young man wa
located at Ramona. in South Dakota
presumably with the object OF securing
divorce, she had determined to rul
him down and frustrate his unmanl.
scheme. She called into her confidenc
Q lynx-eyed lawyer OF Madison who gav'
her some pointers in regard to the di
vorce Mecca Of South Dakota and thi
morning che departed in high hopes t,
| find object OF her search in the Queer
City.
I The people OF Madison and vicinit
are invited to call on w. +. Gilbert, th
piano tuner, when they want their piano
tuned. Terms, $3.50 for once tuning
or will contract to keep the piano il
tune and repair for S4 per year. Salts
, faction guaranteed or no pay. Address
W.T.. Gilbert, city; box 204.
Il Ayers Sarsaparilla does what no othe
blood medicine in existence can do. ]
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