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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
TO CATCH FISH.
The GreenvIIIe Rifle Club VIII Make
Its annual Attempt on

for the second annual fishing excursion
of the Greenville Rife Club. to be held
on next Sunday. The members are think
ing of hiring another steamer, as the
tickets are in such demand.
The club will leave its rooms in a
body at $50 o'clock on Sunday morning
and board the steamer Isabel from the
Morris Street Dock.
A. H. Graft has charge of the affair,
and Colin Boag is Chairman of the Conn
will be awarded to .fhe persons catching
the largest fish. The judges will be Az
derman Edward Barr, Alderman H. Gott-
hardt, Lawyer Isaac G~oidenhorn, Chas.
Ambruster and W. c. Collin.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
HOBOKBN FIRE BOARD.

The Fire Commissioners of Hoboken
met last night and received bids for sup
plies, but no contracts were awarded.
For the month of June Chief Apologize
reported five fires.
The Chief recommended the transfer of
Edward kivlon from Engine Company
No. 8 TO No. g., and George Busher from,
Engine Company No. 2 to No. 8.
Electrician A. K. Bonita was asked to
give an estimate for telephone wires be-
tween Chief A~pplegate,s residence and
the fire houses. Mr.. Bonita ~estinafed
that it would cost 1895 to do the wiring.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
THE BUDGET rs < E

The Finance Commissioner are TO meet
tomorrow evening to fix UP the APP
preparations for the several city depart
ments.. The appropriations have all been
decided Upon. bub it has been impossible
to complete the budget owing to delay in
receiving the amounts required for county
and State school purposes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
s~ALOoNKEEPER CONVICTED.

Frederick Freitag. a s~aloonkeeper, of
100 Beacon avenue, was arrested last
night by Detective Keenan, for selling
liquor on Sunday. Chanceman Hassler
saw a boy emerge from the family en-
trance Of Freitag's saloon last Sunday
morning, and he tried to get in, but could
not do SO. He then followed the boy.
got his name and address, and had him
su~bpoenaed as a witness against Frietag.
the excise law, and was fined So and costs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15

IN the Provident Institution for Savings
Bank Building. Chancellor McGilI took
practically no part in the consultation.
because ne had yesterday declined to
allow q writ. When the interview ended
the Sheriff and the Attorney General
LEFT, It Is said, for Trenton, whittier
Counsellor DENIM had proceeded to Sc
cure writ of error from the Supreme
# IS understood that the Attorney Gem
eral advised the Sheriff u disregard any
notice srofn the lawyers unless the writ
nag been secured from a Supreme Court
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
H0BOKEN POLICE OUTRAGE.

William Harders, a German, of No. 24
Church street. Hoboken, was passing
through Washington street last even
ing as the Salvation Army were holding
their services and the hat was going
round Harders observed in German that
IT was the first time he had seen begging
on the streets of Hoboken.
He was seized by a policeman. he saws.
taken to the station house. and charged
with being drunk and disorderly. He was
fined 50 this morning by the Recorder.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
MANIToBA's SCHOOLS.

OTTAWA, Ont, July Is. 1894 commits
sion to investigate the Manitoba school
question viii be appointed Within the
next few days. It is understood that
assurances to this effect have been given
to high dignitaries of the Roman Catholic
Church in this section of the country. It
Is expected that Sir Oliver Mowat and Sir
II. G. Jolly will be two of the Commits
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15

Nj. Jules Simon left nd will but 4 short
Time before his death gave to his friend.
N. Leon Cohn. . bit Of pepper on which,
with feebIe flnstrs. he had written his
Hast wishes. Among Them Was 8 rxonest
Tor the following Inscription 10 abe placed
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
A SOCIAL CALAMITY.

FORT SCOTT, Kan. July Is, 1sse.-The
Kansas Court of Appeals, all the Judges
concurring, has declared Ineffective the
law under which divorces have been
granted in this State for twenty-years.
ii is estimated that from 5000 to $1,000 di-
vorces are affected. The decision also
AFFECTS property lights and the custody Of
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT


Calendar. Thursday. July 16. 1S9SACir-
cult Court cases: Mes. 224, 225, 800, 2al, 292
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Dated Jersey city. July 10. 1895.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-07-15
PUBLIC NOTICE.

DATED Jersey city, July 10. 1896,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.


Nashville American.
Down wlth the consumer and up with
HE suffering millionaire manufacturer
Down with free trade, but up with rcci-
proc-ty,
Down with the users of sugar and up
win the price,
Down wi'h cheap clothing and up with
the WOODEN manufacturers
Down with the merchant marine, unless
philt up ny government subsidesl
Down with silver and up with the exist
ING gold standard under which the Nation
mas hourshed so well!
Down with the man who Is not ready
!or somebody else To Ont u foreign throat
"a any and all times.
Down with the kucds in Armenn!
!, Down with economy and up with the old
nag ana a b gger appropriation.
DOWN with civil service REFORM except
where II Keeps republicans IN office
Down With tho right to vote unless ex-
eiNis@d under republican supervision.
Down with lynch'ns and up with rape
ana clandes,ine murder
Down with temperance, excep, when ex,
Nelsed by the other fellow.
| Down with all tho rights of women ex
| party. '
:, Down with the people and up will
Down with the poor and blessed he tn,
maine of the rich,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
1iex AS CRY ITEMS.

Texas Cliv Juy n. Mr. George J. Rrn-
Icy Of Wichita. Kan. IS erecting "A fine
r'adencr CA First Avenue Meth.
MI + smmycr of abe Texas city Flour
MIN si.,,c4 that he expects to be grinding
nttr ~ about forty days.
MESS r. y nwyor, who has been paying
q Nlei5 To- tr.ruHs here ior the past nonih
hats rruFNel 10 Houston:
fiearsl Manager j. II. Myers ma family
wUl mahr Texas tity their home after
The hf@t of neNt wr X.
Tho ladies of the Methodist churrh gave
ana en- cream social in the kinsey block
1nrfsaay might for the b nolit of tho
ritnrrl fund.
lrmau \ CAS- cotton shells, with Q
. oraua capacity of ali ent lorp haies. VIII
has tatrrlN e Inpleted THIS w'Nk.
rae Grs' rSeirson , eyer The Ia pert
Sos, rday afternoon. Though the crowC
was not large, all seemed 10 enjoy thfni.
seiyus, and expressed many faYorah'.
opinions on the various Improvements np~
! l.ul,t way a number awaited ihNnscives
! II The opportunity to take dap IN IA,
/ nay. 1t ~ IN ferstood that the Intention
| Is to have regular weekly excursions
| hereafter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
nAINrs\,IILN MONIES.

Gainesville. Texas, July IT, Yesterday
afternoon the u,tle lO-year-old daughter OF
\ a Brooks, residing In the north par,
of tho cly fell from renee nreah ne
her arm. The broken melnprr was set
aud the l.itle one is doing nicely.
I.aa, ntrht burglars entered the hard
vata store of stevens. iennery 6
srraelns and carried ave away about $50
,,ffi ,,',e bnvp some rarties under suryeil-
lance bit as yet no arrests have been
made =,
enter,n l.tneut at the barracks and real
N, a good sum. 49, 49,,
p,eted nrraneenen;s for the building OF
a hieycie trick ON tfe piece OF ground
owned ~ me imdlroad company north oi
mo civ They also expect 10 fix up d
bal park in the center of me field.
summer normal school here about forty
I'VE ieaohers. and the plospce's hid fan
| 10 iucroasc the number 10 fifty within a
| short tne
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
FINE coLoREn scHoo1..

Wharton, Texas, july Is. The closing
exercises of the Mount Silla. colored
school, which came off on rhursday. the
oh instant were very Interesting ami
deserve more than a passing notice,
The principal of the school, Professcr
y. ]. Crner. IL a. DISTINGUISHED graduate
OF the Prairie View normal school of
Texas. He has just closed :, nine months
term.
The exercises opened early an the morn
ing with a series of rigid exanln atoms in
| mat he mates, history. grammar geo
graphy. physiology and spelling. etc. All
the pupils Of the school proved by the r
work and reciaiions that they had been
Thoroughly trained in Their respective
| branches Of learning. In fact mosf 81
! them t-vanceti bv their remarkable pro
| ficienrv that they had been tuiore ! by Il
| Thorough scholar.
Superintendent r. T. Bentley ard MIR
| r. a. Armstrong. the grcad lumber dealei
school. Mr.. Armstrong delivered an at
dress to abou, 40 visitors lie wiihou
hesitation pronounced this the best al
| around school in the county, rtcitg''es
Of color stating that he had been trust y
of the white schools of Wharton for tn
REV j W. Robinson AMI Nldor john
the shop to the colored son of Ham
The principal of the school serve
much credi; for the good work mat h
; Inns done in this county lie has ais
~ supern endent. X. r. Bentley, ua1 HI
trustees The trustees have again ton
lcrcd him the school.
Ky all means Keep II M 70 its prssen
| stand ng unil every rolored comuunit
in Wharton county has a teacher as al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
BEAUMONT BUDGET.



Beaumont. Texas. July 1S.-The colored
citizens of Beaumont are taking a lively
interest IN The o-Amtrican fair to he
held in Houston. and viii doubtless be
represented with a suitable exhibit. The
Quarterly conference oil the African Meth
| cdist Episcopal church recently in session
i'll this city gave some attention TO the
fair and Endorsed il with the follow ing
resolutions:
Whereas. Some OF the lead.iig men OF
our race have come together ana have
enlisted the citizens OF Houston and OF
/ lhls great State IA a State fair, to show
| ne progress and ability OF our people.
/ there. ore be IT
inent ana peoge ourselves to do All in
our power TO make II d success.
Severl months ago th Wells Fargo
Express company foirri it ne.eessaiy 10
ENLARGE It's ufllc~ IN Tins city 70 ine,I tine
demands OF Increasing business. rms
Week Il second delivery wagon WAS ADDED
and Agent Tom Matthews says that If
/ business continues TO Increase ~, il has
duclng the past six no.lths the Office
building Will have TO be enlarged again.
AIR. w. :. Smith OF Font Worth pur-
chaser OF Jefferson county school lands
attended special meeting of The county
commissioners Yesterday TO explain why
he had not pad interest on the pur, l.i q,
money. TINS interest Was due January l.
lS'o. and 1t Is Yet UNPAID. though Nj.
smith Informed the commissioners at a
Special term In Maa'ch that h. would be
able TO iquidate by june ]. AT the meet.
ing yesterday Mr. Srnith ackuowle,ige ed
his total inability To meet the paymen,
and offered To surrender such of The land
as he bad not sold. but rs he had so!c
some OF the best soctic MS the commlsSl on.
ers decided TO take no action until the
regular November term. when an effort
VIII probably he made to reclaim all the
land.
Tho Americans of Ioue,on win .,ros,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
CEDAR rERcllNS

One poultry keeper uses cedar poles Tor
roosis. coupled two together with cedar
cross pieces. making enough OF these To
accommodate the iiocn. They stand ont
from the wall. SO that lurking mites can
not br communicated 10 them from that
source. Nrrmiu VIII not trouble coa-il.
None haze eyer appeared on the" rooS $
ana the hons have laid remarkably wei
all sinnmor, understanding they nay.
circuit.
Their house is twcnty feet square. WIN
sand bottom 4 small apartment is
parutiohei off In one 'Crner In wnirh
boxes are placed for nests. Every week
or two those ara taken out aild inverted
over Mo straw coptrufs aiur setting II
atre. the heat and smoke destroy an %
that may hr harpnring th,rr. lhc hour .,
| cleaned every oihcr day. and the cartf
| dug up afresh, or coating OF road aus
| BROUGHT IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19

mp over The prospective Afro-Am.rican
state Fair to IL, held In Houston IN Au-
gust +. I. Richardson, who bears ere
Qeutials the travelling commissioned
som. excellent work for tho far D'-
:. X. Burfcrd. Professors y. Q. Henderson
and II. NJ Tary-r have agreed to work
mp som" cr-i'lahla exhibits. \ club has
been organized ny the teachers OF tho
summer normal now IN session al this
place for the purpose Of collecting ex-
hihits. Several OF the LADIES' have willing
" consented 10 do some work and ma
teI'ally aid In the Successful prosecution
of the york. Exhibits from nearly all
of the deparrme VIII he sent from this
place III. colorei people her. are proud
OF he opportunity 10 show to a co'npetiui,
and progressive world what they can DO
The commissioners next stop IS at Rich
Inoni tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
rnE rEE sYsrl.ai.
Fourteenth Senatorial IJaa'rasf Convention
beno1nres " as iniagiip'is.

Fourteenth Senatorial lJ.H'r.-' Convention
bcnopnres u as inilgiipns. e.
beaumont. Texas jay y Following ~
the resolution adopted ~ tue deino' "a u
OF the Fourteenth s.anniona district Ia
convention ~ Nscosdoe nrs llly "a.
Resolved, That In the prsttn, s5yiem of
of'lcial compensation. commonly known 80
me lee ayFt,n. tho psouie ~ iexss af'
pniueh.d WIN an iui4pliY mat rft~d %
persecution, deters 40 imp afi4l enforce
'nrht or law. tisalses dir ,fimsuHfi1n Dot
oh'N poasibi. hui prohgaDle aud pnts a
premium on oorrup,iun, Therefore ihe dom
otiNs OF tho Fourteenth ffu4foriai 40
tiiei, IN convention asAehibieJ deuiand
that the system OF conipanAating aEheiais
by fesss be abolished and i,.at the ,an
providing for same be replaced with n
statutory enlistment isoyiding pByinen, 81
stated salaries to ,nvnripsi, pf.cnet
county, district and Stat. 0fflesrs
A Venable, Chairman Of the republican,
party Of jefferson county. hos called pri
maries for next saturday night Tor In
purpose OF selecting deiegaies 10 ~,
State, Congressional, senatorial, 3udl.is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
CORN a FAILURE.

Orange. Texas, July is j. H. Dawson.
chief engineer of the Gulf Sabine ana
Red River raflroi /, returned today from
q IMP through The pine lauds to the Rcd
rNer He wen, up on the Louisiana side
tie TeNts side. Al many points along his
roti" he found the core crop ,ltnosi :,
total failure though in the bottom lnnds
good crops viii hr made. Cotton has not
ye' suffered. hut enough ram has not flll.
en- to A'ep II up much longer. Mr. paw
son reports WORK on the grade of the
Is iusls city, PittsDurs and Gulf railroad
progressing rapidly.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19

thee has been reaction from the pes
slnistic view taken by those who are
easily Discouraged. Some two weeks
ago tho best crops were Thought to prom
isc only about ten bushels of corn per
acre, but now many allow that the Yield
VIII hs fifteen bushels TO twenty bushels
and even as hlen MS Twenty-Five bushels
per aci" In soma Instances. There was
a good lafee acreage planted in corn TINS
year. and with tho yield above animated
n plentiful supply Will be rafsed for home
CONSUMPTION. l3"sles. last yeer being a
very abundant crop, II considerable amount
Is laft over, ana his added 20 the present
crop viii insure thar our Williamson conn
| ~ farmers Will not suffer for corn. The
| cotton crop is VI ry fine and is frultins
/! nicely
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
PRINCIPLE VS.. OFFICE.

III 4NN'WN.
=" the first time in the history of the
,"o great i~rises democratic and repub-
n noh' ,ihe democran!c party has mace it's
u a. no'oiy on one issue, free coinage,
w.'hnut even considering who might be
lbs hs eanaidaiH Even after the convention
i i.au Assembled ei the candidates and all
Ne, Ne one great issue. free 60. nage was sci.
NJ; rms shows the people we're In the
vi n, ,n WIN ana they won. Compare this
nee, regardless Of the issue. and decide
"'SN = tnD great party Of the people.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
Inconvenience Caused hv the Draw
bridge breakdown.
BAD USAGE SAID 10 BIZ TIE CAUSE.
To survey West hay Coast Defense.
Preparing for the rythian Encamp-
.neni--C crop Report.


'ialVrftH7, Tex -, iN3' l''-'hA" % ~"
bad etfs-sts II We freak DOWN Of Inc
,-..f.+. ---as4 1--s-ss 49, az. - fh.- =
i~IiS pA 81 i'f4i''7 '
tAe rats1sug, = Foh Inary II them ~
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49,. .,..-..5+.s -. ..t ,f4,t! Ia a
.-
!.it}' reese ~ i~
,ris,F charter epli-rs or asfps f. CO.
,h-- iso35 ip netset ~ han. 'h"ia fo
Ja~ ae4g-si --lr sia na Nt.
l>,e mAo mal4 an examination e. tHe
bfar- ye-tel4J agar - l---i''-
waa ESQ ir1.-. rt'i fp-A'
The ee1i.f -" d, tD~ org '--~ '-'
s4.-l.d Y,.- anl.f. pant ..as a'--l - 1fu
lt- r-t.gt..4l W ti
..'. XII, lt.- u i,e .ll.e4
~, ~. .-.t.
,, - lra.ss iron winch
,
,sn,t+.- -af ~ t.- lraw aas as.sia too
I5. n y b Nt
...i ~ Ian
,iraf.i.t.f. iar Ht ~ e+ b. it .tf.r.i ,
II fh. fr4 .r.t rsi4. BOB ~ NyHet
damage isai 80, reifss SID tefs ~
,1at OF fr8ai s.v %
The felarls frH l'- i'tt h-i 'A ~
~. side ~ere n'f.r
Ia, -G.. 10 tse t,-a s...
liz per va siRing.
TIE GRAIN MON HAI-NT
rie- gram movement through f''e F'-'i
port mas been ysry disappearing iA4s iaf,
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SIMMER scilnnr

Halletsville. Texas. July ls--rhcre are
hf'y-e ght teachers ana students attend
ing no summer school at tbs nlacs. m,
W ork being done is as satisfactory as
could be desired Among the recent Wis
iiors who delivered able addresse, Wee
tho subject Found atoms ami " r.
taghN. Esq. whose subject was "Tho
American Citizen" The school viii las,
one week longer -
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that the young lady was but ii years old
and WAS considerably cres,falen op.r thu
failure of his plans. similar message
had frustrated their fond hopes at cl4-
bIrne. but s;l. he declared that th"y
would per-evere and get nlarr-ed some
WA. anyhow
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
ovrR,s TROUBLES.

For, Worth, Texas. July S-A young
man named Charles johnson appl ed al
the county clerks office for ma. r'aRs
lic,.o.. Unfortunately. however, for him
"a ,elsnhnne message had been rece We
iva hours before from gentleman ~
a. naaass az this wedding. az khere were
3 1.e..sS a.s - NE, Johnaon AduAasc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-19
BANKS DEMAND GOLD.

Dallas. Texas. July ls-Most OF the
Dallas hanks require long ume notes
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INE SIA1E EML!
Grand Sham BATH. W
Big Aii,t
THRILLING AND Ey0Il
Old Confederates Rsnis
mauya-Ti,s FOrti6sa,ia
After q Lively xsst

r No.. ,,,,u n
lylcr' IeNas' 1uly ~
OF the State eacampms .
volunteer guard and thI
,,.r@ns from San Anseu.
:, s,,rre \
aud was "a hitting clnu1
-, s.,,.,..,s,,,, sncsmpr]
,,ora
tqly OF the guard
slr cad rains from
III % eal IN 'housaAu'
icrth, west and souAsa
n.tus e ,iv,s1 i that At wlu.ss
sham battle al i this q
Vas one e. OF lie lie most lhal1
8" " a Ike '''.'''i The battle sui
cic1G., vi smoke IRON y
=, a. 'i r ,So rg1' o. and OK o.hs
Veterans wno were on hs
and ds5,vu me ieM MD
cWwds were iocaled. ~
"'iii ns fas 1n rrp .nr'e y s.nl
s,tl ine fnjckest Of Il
fr,'i'i'ticniions VEN. cap'ss
-, ~; 3i' dI,,n,,,'las 20 On lns
i h.l,;il pa' I u nj ( sIats
man n, 1 lea by ,o G1p'a.a t rsls
p T., i' eHas , ao.,.'', ,savairy.
MED stats 4, ,rs sa'S ani
w ap,.l'h .o,,, nj ',r' guard
r. Nas vqlun tee. sqIsI lra
S .na.he IF he Z Texas a NY;
nian,i4d ne offensive i've x 3
me ne. d ,ed. y n, ltn'E Cd
n ,as , nnlnnts,r guard
MIS- NulHli'e ,,alyy.
ta n1'gG I faGdsck ss. \ q
siatss artillery, ,. 'I 19s,|
IL KIN. n'e ,,nl,nto1 li siaay Il NJ
guard commanding, , ~ i
amy was ., 10 cap saa IL !
rgyiT lSu srq IN a ira Nh g
Do fort. The HI n, sr,ai be
i t'eft VIA LAYING N rs scg,s,Ss.!.
ad ) forces IS. E ,a,.s
sued between ,.l,Ss This his NJ,
a a. 's some hara1, r., i ilts,i
j Tending . me 'whrt
s,and. After $, s,a s,sss
npsn in a body 4, e.. n
i iafaa l'as foo ,,Iai,, t.
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY CROPS.

sinos the drouth assumed tts frat "a.
Esaaas aktttuds eaWaS1 TIE corn crep
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-07
with warm east and colder west portion

with warm east and colder west portion.
Attorneys o. o. Murray and @. J. Por.
ter went to Sioux Falls on legal business,
Winfred s. Hardwick of Madison, s.
| D. has just beeen granted an original
pension.
Mr.. Mayhem, night miller at Coffey s.
Larkin's mill, went north to visit a
brother.
Jacob Eager, travelling salesman for
Phelps, Dodge g. Palmer. Of Chicago, was
in the city over Sunday, the guest OF his
boyhood friend, WA. Mackay.
Mrs. Chss. Blackstone and children
departed for Knoxville, Tepn.,> to spend
the winter with an uncle. Mrs. Black
stone has purchased the Beerman prop
erty near the Presbyterian manse, for
her future residence.
TX Henning Ericsson, OF Brookings county
who has been visiting friends in this
county, paid The DAILY LEADER a pleas.
ant visit this afternoon. When at home
Mr.. Erics on is neighbor Of N, Samp.
son, we'll known in this county.
tx Deputy Sheriff McGovern returned
this evening from Indiana with a man
named Salzgaber, who left here about a
year ago and wanted for forging notes on
VIM. Walter and Joel Smith, northeast
Of here.
N Mr.. and Mrs. s. E., Baldwin, departed
by the northbound train for Clifford,
Minnesota, to spend the winter with
their son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Northey, formerly OF this city. Their
home, during their absence will be oc-
cupied by Miss Fiddler, the dressmaker.
N The gold watch lost by Miss, Rafferty,
of the Normal school, Friday evening
and advertised for in The DAILY LEADER
Saturday, was quickly restored to it's
owner after the issue OF ths paper Sat
urday evening. JAS. Mcdonald was the
lucky finder Of the time piece.
Salem Special. S: Ernest Kruger, of
Madison, was in Salem, Thursday, and
made application for the princi2alship of
our city schools. Mr.. Kruger is young
man Of excellent qualifications, a gradu-
ate Of our state Normal school, and an
enthusiastic educator. The city schools
will certainly be in good hands if they
are intrusted to him.
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Seaton were very
agreeably surprised Saturday evening,
the fifth anniversary OF their wedding,
by the dropping in Of number OF fam
ilies-th Boyds, McGillivrays, Thomp-
sons and others-from the country and
city, and taking possession, OF their
home for a social time and friendly man.
ifestations OF love and respect. I Refresh
ments and presents added to Che pleas
ure and social features OF the evening,
making 9 very happy time for all
concerned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-12-07
The DAILY LEADER
MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA.
MONDAY, DEC. 5, 1896.

local Time ate.
Chicago, Milwaukee b st. Paul Railway, which
;ook effect, Sunday, Sept 8, 1886:
TRAINS come EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs l:OOa. m.
Freight, No. 90, departs 6:45 g. M
Freight, No. "a, departs 7:30 p. m
TRAINS come WEST.
Way freight, No. ", departs Alb .. IN.
TRAINS YRon THR EAST.
Passenger, No. 1, arrives 400 p. m.
Freight, No. %, arrives 90 p. m.
Freight No. 73, arrives 4:15 a. NJ.
TRAINS PROM THE wnsT.
Freight, No. SS, arrives 10 40 q. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers: bot
feghts only when pasae a gers are provided with
tickets.
Passenger trains gong east make connection
At EgAn for oil points south.
MADISON d BRISTOL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs II 80 o.. m.
Passenger from north arrives, 2:45 p. m.
II. X. Wool. Local Agent.