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Souther : Railway.
(PIEDMoNT AIR LINE.)
Cschedule in effect Jan. 6, 1885,

MIA pa SScnEer station.
8 a. m Daily, local for nvflle connects
at Manassas fof Strasburg, daily, except
sunday, and at Lynchburg with the Nor
1Olk and Western. daily, and With the CheS-
apeake and Ohio, daily for the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
III 2 a. NJ ID. iiy, tie UNITED STATES
IAsI Ma IL. carries fu Imam Buffet Sleep
ers, New York and Washington 10 jackson
vile, uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
~ oIer Tor A. Gusta. also Pullman SleeDer
New ork 10 New Orleans, via Mont gOmery
connecting az Atlanta with Pullman Sleep
sfor birmingham, Memphis and St Louis
4.0l p. m Local for Front ROYAL River
ton ana SlraSburG, CailY. except Sunday
Adj =. m-Dally. local for charlottesville.
1o:oo p. m;-Daiiy, NEW YORK AND
FLORIDA SHORT LINE LIMITED. Pull
man compartment ana observation sleeping
cars New York 10 81. Augustine puIlnnaf77
drawing-rO0m Sleepers New YORK to Tamn3
and Augusta. kes1buled day coach WASH
lnglOn 10 81. AususIJnc. ami Dining Car
Salisbury TO ST. Augustine
1O:43 q. m.--DaIiy, WASHINGTON ann
SOUTH ESTEEM NEsTIBULED. LINE
TIED, composed OF Pullman vestibuled
sleepers, dlning cars and day coaches.
ana Hot Springs, n. C, and New York 10
Memphis, wa birmingham. New York 10
i iNsM oIledns wa AtldnIa ana Mont gomery.
hesupdlel cay coach, Washington 10 At
laIita. southern Railway dining car Greens
boro TO Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AMI
OHIO DIVISION leave Washinefon O n q
m. daily and Al p. IN. daily, except Sun
day ana = 20 2. M. Sundays only, for Round
Hill. 49, y. IN. daily, except Sunday. for
leesburE' and 6:25 y. IN. daily for Herndon.
Returning arrive az Washington 4 % 81. m
aud 800 p. m. daily, from Round Hill and nd
I-O6 a. IN. daily, except Sunday, from Hern-
don. and e.34 a. IA. daily, except Sunday
from Leesburg.
Through trans from the South arrive at
Washington 6:42 a. m, 9:45 a. m 2:2O n
an, and 8 40 p. m. daily, Mana ssas CiiIis-
Ion, lO9oO a. m, DAILY, except Sunday, and
b 40 q. m, daily, from Charlottesville
Tickets sleeping car reservation and in
formation furnished 4 offices, 81 / and 500
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. and at Pennsylvania
Railroad Passenger Station.
w. ii. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
j. NJ CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent,
l. 5. BROWN. Gen. AR't Pass. Don't.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

DEMOCRATIC. PRlMARIEs-Pu rsmant to
tllr cilI Tor itlc National Democratic Con-
NefitiOn lenlUcrJtiC primary meetings are
hereby called 10 Ice Held on the evening OF
1 IES ia MARC II TENTH, IN the twenty
two legislative districts of the District of
Columbia, TO elect three delegates and three
allernates 10 Il Democratic convention to
Toe held al ACad any OF Music, corner u SIN
and u streets. nw., in the city OF Washing
ton. u. C.. at TEN O'Clock a. ia, on THURS
DAY, MARCH TWELFTH, which VIII
elect six delegates ard six alernatcS to
represent the Democracy OF the I!StrtCt
of Columbia in the national I,mCcrafis.-
convention, 10 assemble in Chicago. H..
on the 7th dag OF July, 1896. AID to
transact such ut her business as may come
before u.
In the language Of the nat iOnal Democratic
committees call
An Democratic conservative citizens OF
the United States District of Columbian
irrespective OF past political associations
ana differences, who can unite with us in
the effort of pure, economical ana cunstitu-
uonat goErrhmtnt, are cordially invited
To participate III the democratic primaries
ID sending delegates TO the District con-
Vention.
TIE primary meetings viii he organized
I'D eaCh district at o clock p. m, March
10. The polls will be opened at 40
O'Clock i. M, and close at $50 O'Clock
y. III.
The primaries will be held in the several
districts ard be called to order by their
respective representative on the Democratic
central committee at the following desig
mated llagcS.
rirSt-W. H. Rose, Reeds Hall, 10
Harrison ST.. AndcOstla.
Second lillian Holmead, ScheutZeu
Park Hall, BrlGntwood ave.
Thrd-W. H. Manogue, Forrest Hall. 1856
) I'd st.
ourh--John McKeuna, Cropley's Hall,
3lst and NJ SITS
Fith-Thos. f. Cook 2306 L st. NV.
SINH -ThGs; b. HuycE. 81 1911 st. NV.
Seventh John Boyle. 1902 18th st NV.
Eighth-W j. donovan, 1882 9Th 81. NV.
Ninth-Chas. Ii. Turner Builders Elk
Change.
rcncn Geo. A. Davidson, 1912 E st.
Eleventh G. Campbell, Potomac
Hall. lth and Md. ave. sw.
Twel1th-E- l.. jordan, SQ2 f st. NV.
Thirtcenth-J: Fred. Kelly, sol 1 st.
.Fourteenth-W. j. Costello, cor. 18th and
y ; Is. NV.
,tgIceprh- F. Cusick, Ryder Han, 421
y. j ave. NV.
sixteentu C Whittikindt, Monu-
mental Hall. I'd ard Pa. ave. NV
Seventeenth RObt. f. Doyle, Blake Han,
9th St, bet. Md. ave. and b st. sw.
Eightcenth-W l.. Wells, cor ID aud
NJ ST. Sw.
N,iineteeu!h-F. Paul Regain, Blackmap
Han. $40 II ST. ne.
TwenlirlH.-,r.dwad Lynch, Washington
Twenly-first-F. P. Morgan. 657 st.
Sc.
Twenty-second- A. Mcdonald, 1910
THos. r. COOK, WAI HOLMEAD.
Secretary. Chairman Democratic
1t Cen. Com.
THE partnership between j. Z. Davis
anG a. b. Turner, under the firm name
mutual consent, March 8, 1896. Mr.
A. b. Turner VIII continue the business.
a. B. TURNER,
J.P. DAVIS
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te2s-dSds,exs
AUCTICN sATE

QCT1CN s "a LIE nf Furniture ard
Household Goo s-Bn MONDAY March
10 al D New Jersey ave. n. VA lot Of
CtIprlS, nall Ea. rack stand. wallhat racks,
20 dining room tables, round tables, 3
large extension lail!cs. p silver plated
caSlors, | silver plated coffee urn. water
cooler aud | filter, liC silver plated fable
FORKS. 100 silver plated tablespoons, >
KNIVES 90 silver plated teaspoons. 2 nut
crackers, d sugar spoons. 2 maHtcl clocks,
/ center marlle-,op table, 2 marble-top
SltieDoafls, 40 ulnlHE room chairs, pairs
81 lace window curtains. = shades, | six
foot. 6-inch French range and broiIer. !
twenty-twG-inCh broilcr. kitchen ware, =
Ice boxes. large quantity of Chmawarc and
glassware. 3 umbrella stands,
BY order OF trustees.
II. kOILMEYER,
II. LERCH,
mrs DIX iSNSun Il. kDPP. Constable.
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

A big bargain; a we'll improved farm. 1874
acres, twenty miles from Washington;
will sell live stock, Implements and fur
niture with farm; all for $4,000; 10 per
cent off for cash II sold soon Address IL.
HOLLERNB EAK, Stoneleigh, Va. mr7-4t
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Auction Sales


THOMAS DOW LING x CO, Aucis.,
Cl2 L 81 NV.
a. pr PRoPEnT1 OF sTY ' sTREE ST Ne r.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK,
by virtue OF d certain decd OF trust,
dated june 81 eaa and duly recorded IN
L-ipef 1928. folio 42l, ct seq. oiie OF Inc
land records "t The District OF Columbia.
We WlH eel M aucl lon IN 'front.' 81 Inc
premises on WEnNEsDAY, MARCH II
! $50. AT 3 O'CLOCK +. M lot 20 IN
square lul2 situate ia Tie city OF Wash
ington. ID {,
Terms OF lalc oac-lnlrd cash halance
IN oiit ana Two years al q per cent per
lAhaIh. or ;,ircssh. al rIiun purchaser
deposit OF $50 will be required al time
OF saie. ten Gays allowed 10 complete the
EDWIN II FOWLER Trustee,
llz6 East Capitol st
WALTEk l. i.-...tE, '.o>,ee
THOMAS DOWLiNI X Co, AUciI0neris,
6l2 - Bw.
IkIST les. S.A.-a II HOUSE AND LOT
NoRTHE4ST ST BfiNc : M ! 81, 80 NEE :
:, by vlrtae OF aetd OF trust recorded on
May IL, 1875. III Llhet -ul2. Iolic 34a
eie OF TIE land records OF liIe DISTRICT OF
boiunIDd. Ceiaull having occur:--L III !ht
payment OF Ihe indebtedness srcdtt.i there
GndSr. the Undersigned trustees y Iii sell al
pubic auction ia hon; at the lI9uiscs on
ats1aE the AZ MA ia u! Aihl ciI. - ID, 80.
az 20 CLOCK !. N 81. ia*l ii'tr piece or
i'ai Gel OF land with the Improvements there
on SITUATE AMI beiIs IA i:iS tIt. oi Wash
lnslon. DISTRICT Of CoIanIbli, and Known
:tlid described as ioI !WeH; y-tAIet t23l IN
NLLlafD A Smool Subdivision OF lois m
S'l"aIe seven hliIs:rvd :tIi ilfiy' -four '154l,
as per plat recorded ln book .. page %.
one OF the records or the surveyor Office
OF thea toIesal1 bis: ret of ColUmbia Terms
OF SAFE as follows 0ur-iitIrd cash. one
lhIrd In ! year. and oHv-.h{rI IL } years.
the deferred pa ynic:it> beng sec Ired ny The
notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest
a. lhe rate OIL per cent per AMMAN nom tte
Cay OF sale and unlIi paid, aud "A deed CT
lruSi on The property sold OF all cash at
$500 viii be required al the iinlc OF safe
ana the terms OF sale fi.iet heCoiL piled with
IN 10 days from lie day Of sale or the prop
erty VIII be reSOld al The riSx ana cost OF
the detauiIlng purcha ser.
JACKSON II RALSTON. Trustee.
l::3 ST. NV.
FREDERICK L. SiDBBNS. = ruSle+.,
$3.50 + 81 NV.
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wANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS drop trashy books and sell
The great standard Dictionary" de-
fines two and oDe-third times as many
words as "Webster's International" aud
costs no more; 81 200 per aanum for good
canyasse X. a. DINSMORE, 62S G
st. 1t
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FOR RENf-HousEs.
TOR RENT.


II
1894 Mass ave. NV, b. = a NV, mi,
IN i. l6r. SOL 04 10. ....6 g. GO
S9C st NV, mi 15r G6 l3 ITGS LstnW, m ,l:r SO IS
@O30 Il NV, mi, I3r 81 0JSg4 nv mi, i5T 40 "
ol5 Flahg NV, Tor. a! so 4l0 Mass av, nv,
922 ave NV mi, 8r.-......... 80 20
llr ..--....-.... 80 co. 6lS Il st sw, mi. Or - 20
1910 Columbia st 453 Ist Sc, mi Tr.. q SO
NV, mi, or...--. 70 80 lf2i i NV mi, b. 10 ~
oOo FLA ave NV, ZIG ne, mi.6r.. Is 81
inl.if-.- ....... ~ 40 223 ne, mi 7r.. lS ~
SV9 ith st NV, mi, Sil st sw, mi, 7r ~ %
or-. 90 202 Scott ay NV, Tr,
5i5 liih 81 So, mi, (stabIe) ........ Is 70
o...----......... Is 30 l633 Superior NV,
IRA q sine, mis- r ]: 0G Sr............... IL 81
i6Io Alb st NV, Gr IL 81 I5:a9 Sd NV 4rs... ii 90
ooi Lincoln s. NV, 2aoS 9th NV, dr So. l201
VI -. IA 20 scotL my,
l"Ij 81 sw, Or IL 20 stable, or. ...... ~ %
3 9 Mclean ave il6Ia nth sw, 5r. 10 80
sW, pr, 70 so 4U9 l. at sc, Or -. 10 50
3aS Pomeroy 81 ;.j st, ne Dr. 10 20
NV 3r- ...... II co 1924 WyLe ST ne,
f33 l. st Sc, 5r.... 10 50 5r. 10 20
~ st NV, Or ... II o. 1859 18th st ne.6r.. 10 90
o oa !: 1t 81, 5r,...- 70 50 ~: Hayes Cours
vs. ria ave lac, Or ID 80 NV, jr .-....-... 81
Hartford ST, So. 1873 Frstoe court
BrCokland, CIR. 10 on NV, 5r... 49,. 30
D ION sw, dr.. 10 009 .Ia 6 h st NV, 5r. so
90 81 NV, ir... 30 ri Eth 81 ne, ar %
al biahd alley i1si Carlin's alley
NV or..--..-.... B 50 sW, Or SO
90 sumner NV, ir 50?23 MARSHALL st
it6 Royers' alley NV ar 90
NV, ar. 20 is Blagden's alley
ll3 Corcoran ST. NV 4r : 50
NY 'lty, ar $3.50. Ooil3L) ST ne, 4r.... Z ID
2l1ReeVes stnW, DR. 3 0J2JCs Coiuu biaTer-
IA. hendaH ave, race raw, 5r -. 80
IVY city, or 80. : SOP Howard Brick
90 Hordon ayene, Row NV, 4r..... 90
Ar .-........ 5O rs + st sw. 3r o.
kear2l359 Nth st NV II Shadds Row
ar co. nw, 3r ....... %
kear l23 NV, II col 22:a1j Wilson st NV,
l:,S bet NJ and N, I'd f. 2r 5 90
~ and lst sw,4r 0J Bland alley, I'd
Rear 233 18th sw, fl, 4r........... 80
DR. ......... 30i1223 bet NJ and ~,
% Heating ave b and LIST sw, 3r %
ne, Or. COLL Canal st sw, 3r. 90
STORES
49, eth st w. JO4 AZ at sw store
store and dwlg, aud dw'g 5r -. IS 80
Tor ....-.-...... co 90 liU11s / St NV. 0 90
i23 41f ST sw. store
dwlg, Or 49,. - 80
STABLES
1896 18th st NV Rear $40 9th ST
sta and shop. 3 90 nv ...... 0G
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
sos E st nv, ad Il, gC5 9Th NV, 2dn,
2r ............ 81 90 4r...... f5 o.
sos e 81 nv, 81 Il. Cor. sth S Grant
3f ...,... 10 90 ave. nv, ar IS 90
4Se 9Th st NV, aIl ~ st NV, 4th
Room = -. 10 90 fl, 3r.. - ."' -, 10 %
A. 5 CAIWOOD,y3 3 9Th ST n. w.
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FOR RENT-RnnMS.

FOR RENT-Conlmunics partor:
106 c st. NY. nIr10-3t
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PERSONALS.

SPIRlTU A LISM A lest seance will
be held at Wonn's Hail 721 9th st. NV,
on WEDNESDAY evening by Mrs. Zoller,
medium; interviews daily. 523 18Th st.
NV. mr1O-2t
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
aud board Tor two, $40 also hail room,
-; good tabie; SpIeidid iOcanon; gas,
bath, etc-; house We'll heated. 1877 ] 9Th
nv. -.f If
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" a MED INST lass .siLyasS..rS Ia
dies aid gentlemen, good CONVERSE lion
alistS, for latest publication out: rare OD-
porlunlty TO make very SCOd wages MAN
AGER, 1920 + St., basement
mhg3t-em
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LOST.

LOST-A pearl rosary on Sunday; in
Sbcfl case, bet 1St and Z TO Ith ana f.
Liberal reward if left AIS LIST NV. 1t
LOST-A bunch of keys. Finder win
confer a favor by returning same to
this office. Reward. mr10-2t
LOST-A bunch of about eleven keys;
was lost in the vicinity of the BAH park.
Finder Will please notify p. II. WAGNER,
this office. 1t
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w A NTED-AIale or female partner
for sketch SAM DRANE. 1855 9th
at. v. II
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FOR RENT-205 Sc: two rooms
tae e.3.rc second floor; furnished or
tHfurnished. mrlU-3t
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FOR RENT-G15 9Th st. NV; com
ItutiilCduug front rooms, suitable Ior
TWO Cr ,tfcc persons; Win lOard; very
rea soma bic. 1t
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ITS cold cash that runs this world,
yet you need very little of ii TO get an
elegant custom made suit or overcoat "a
trifle" worn, at the Old established firm
called JUSTHS OLD STAND, 619 ID
st. NV. mr1O7t
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FOR RENT-One or two furnished
or unIurhished rooms, at 1143 nth
w.
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FOR RENT-Furni shed front room.
81 per month; also un1urmshcd baok
room, S4. Sl3 l nW. mr1G-3t
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RLOO1IlNG VALLEY.
March. II. 1896

-.
Blooming Valley has about II inches
OF STOW on the level which viii soak np
the ground in splendid shape and with
favorable weather In the summer IA
good crop should be certain
The storm prevent d holding the liter
ary last week We expect an extra fine
session This Week.
The town board held a meeting on
Tuesday TO qualify anu setect some one
TO represent the township III the settle
mpnt between Blooming Valley and
Pennington.
Mr.. Ed Larson is expected home from
Minnesota. lie will bring number oil
horses and some farming utensils.
Nels Fore and Anton Berg are expect
ed home shortly.
The opening of several creamenes in
the towns near the west end Of the
county has caused toe farmers IN tuaI
vicinity to begin planning for an exlenueu
acreage Ut forage crops. Mlllet Will be
one .Ilhe crops, but Almost every farmer
We have talked to on this subject Aas
nade up his mind 70 pui IN from 10 10
~ acres Of corn. Though corn is rather
al uncertain crop as fal as maturity i
concerted there has never been veal
since the reservation opened when the
stalks have not grown sufficiently Ii
make excellent fodder aud We are OF the
opinion that some varieties are pretty
SUI 10 ripen. We have Deen studying
this question and believe We can inform
our readers where they can get some
seed OF very early variety that is arcli
mated and IS pretty sure 10 mature as
we'll Us make good fodder. Some little
time ago while in Mlhauk, Mr.. L. w. 4
poppe showed us two samples. one
called Mandan corn, and the other the
regular old fashioned smut nose. This
Mandan corn yielded about % bu. per
acre last season and naturel before
September lst; il IS not a flint but q sot
variety though not Il dent The smut
nose was also very early and turned out
we'll We intend to put in about 10
acres Of each kind, and everyone who
has seen the corn is gong 10 try it. We
advise our readers to see som. samples
Of these varieties. The Blooming VAL
ley correspondent OF the HERALD-AD-
VANCE will have his seed corn ut home IN
few days and would be glad To exhibit
it, or it can be seen at Mr.. Poppe's store
in Milbank. Put in some corn; it will
pay you.
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GRANT CENTER.
March IL. 1896

hdIlIl IL. 1c'o
Mr. John Boraholdt. Of LIE Seuer Cen
ter Mimi, was here visiting his sister
AMI bro her in law Mr. ana Mrs. l.. Lind,
and other friends. He is well pleased
with this country.
Mr.. Frank Watkins, who has been
teaching school in No 6, closed his term
last Friday and started for Clinton,
Mimi. his home, last Monday.
Morris Stanford keeps on with his
school in No 8 as the patrons wish to
get in all the time they can before
springs work commences.
Miss Ellen Neunberg is al home on
! account of business being dull IN the
dressn aking trade.
Yes, we predicted wedding. Well
there viii be one on March l2fh. IN
which he happy parties are VIM. Trarp
and Miss Mary Llebing We will try to
Get the particulars next week.
j II Neuenberg was attending court
II few DAYS this week He comments
very highly on the way the states a'tar-
ney hand ed the case of the State against
II. Bohn.
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kll4HO I'm
March 10. Is

AIaIti ~. 1CJJ.
The sleighlng is fine il Kilborn. We
have had little more snow and another
cold wave.
Emmett Mckinna says lie likes to he a
printer aud thinks he will start an Office
Phillip Cross IS attending court this
week.
Harm Franks makes regular visits TO
Wilmot Wonder what Is 81 attractive
up there.
Mr. Bert La'hrop aud Miss Edna Nc
C,Oskey attended the dance at the
residence Of Ben Finley, at Twin Brooks
last Friday night,
We understand that Chas Porter is
making preparations 10 purchase the
Mllbank house at Milbank.
There will be social at the residence
of Frank Davis March l3. Every body
cordially invited
Prot. McCloskey is working Tor A. H.
Stay. bu. he was taken sick soon after he
was employed,
Mrs. Geo Zelgler starts for New York
tomorrow, on account uf the serious
illness of her mother aud father.
The Misses Zeiglers who have been
reslding ia Milbank this winter have re-
Turned nome. We are glad to welcome
them back. and hope they have had a
very enjoyable time.
1Tp Nam
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Elm IRA.
Maj 8, 1896
News items are scarce.

News items are scarce.
Mr. J. II. Longnecker hes been on a
visit 10 his ord home in Olmstead Go
Minn. He returned home last Satur-
day
Matt Farmer and family OF Ortonvllle
are in our neighborhood
James Black, Harry Spanfen and
Arthur and Ray kinbal! will not make
their b!weekly pilgrimage any more.
School Clerk Mr. L. o. AiIrich has
neatly covered the ,eW school Library
and as sooE as the board deer lie on rules
Tor patrons, it viii be ready for use.
Mr.. j. G.. Hewitt has moved his fami-
" to Nassau. Mr. Geo. +. Way now
occ upes the farm and will do The hust-
ling.
M. z l.. Gary now has five and one
halt mile ride each morning 10 his school.
We doa't envy you, Emerson, these fresh
mornings
Gold & Co. have charge of the e. M
Spauldlng lands between AlDee and Re
sillo, and will furnish seed 2w
TOW
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DRI:lsG
March 9.1S96
OLD MAID.

March 9,ls96.
f. NJ Dahlbprg. pastor Of the Swedish
Baptist church at this place, ls visiting
Waubay and churches ia that vicinity
this week
Jessie Anderson OF school No |, in
Troy attended the teacher's examination
ut Milbank last Friday
Miss Ada Lowing closed very sue
cesSful term ot school in district No. 2
OF Georgia last Friday. A grand enter
tainnent was given in the evening
Mrs. Henry Nelson is reported sick
with a serious attack of qninsy
John O. Nelson has just closed a con-
tract with the Singer Sewing Machine
Co and Will sell machines in this sec
ton Of the country
The following township officers were
elected last week:
Supervisors II Thornton, chair
man; Peter Englund, J w. Conley
Clerk-E. j. Englund
Assessor Thomas Hagen
Justice Henry Nelson
Constable Nnrd
Overseers--J. p Englund. Dist. No.
l.. Stiinstrom. Dist. No 2;J N. Ahra
hanson. Dist No 8; Nels Ringquist
Dist. No. 4.
Levies OF the following amounts To-
the different funds were voted:
Gopher bounty y............... 90 90
Bridge fund co
Road tax. ............. ...... 90
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NJ S,l.EssDs i.
hiAlcn, IL, L

Mach, II, 1896.
r. C. Murdock of Troy is the guest Of
MeIr, 81 liends this week.
F. NJ. Vau Inn OF VermiIlion, closed a
tour months term of school ia No. :,
last week. Inc tIieuds he made lii the
nrl1hho hood, during his stay with rs,
were sorr! TO SEE him take his departure.
Miss { lara Reeve, who has been
teaching near keyl:io, returned home
Monday,
4. E. Van Dnsen is hauling wood from
Geneva his week.
Jonas Austin has been suffering with
quite severe attack of the rheumatism
tor few days.
The Joint debate last Friday night
was quite wei attended. The Reserva-
lion question Was deba ed on the aifrma-
tive bv the South Society, represented
by J. VI Corshle and W. H. LoWthian
and the Negative by the North Society,
represented bv w H. Gaynor and G.,
Ilootn. The question was ably handled,
but the judges decided unanimously IN
iavor OF the Affirmative
There viii be a breach OF promise
mock ,rial au the school house in dis
trict No ? Saturday evening. An inter
estlng time is anticipated
Saturday evening, March u, }. NJ
Corskie and W. II. Gaynor Will c.iscu>s
the silver question. An irregular de
bate will take place and all hope there
will be Il number OF "eranks' on both
sides present to make it lively
SIMPLE SILLY
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
" II. N q r.

Wilmot Reporter. March I, 1866
1t is probable that a 80 barrel flour
mill Will he Luilt by Mr.. Belcher at
Hartford the coming season. Orders
have been received to clear the timber
from the site and make preparations tor
building dam.
Ana. o. U. w. Lodge with sixteen
members WAS instituted III Wilmot last
Saturday, Feb. 2Uln by II. Z. Sessions. !,
Deputy G. Nj. W. for South Dakota
The ioilowin. are the officers OF the
lodge:
r. NJ. W.. Jno. A. Munro; NJ. w.
4. IL. lngrrsoll; Forman L. +. Iahn;
Ov-rseer, NJ. w. German; Guide, Eli
Babb; Flnancier, G. +. MCGOWAN /;
Recorder, ID. S. Cable; Receiver, j J ;.
Batterton: T. W., Nike Jenson; Q. W. !,
Phillip K-mund; DR.. A. L Taplin is
Medical examiner.
Creamery meeting last Friday after
noon and another one Wednesday after
noon which was addressed by Prof. A. II.
Wheaton. At the latter meeting the
articles Of Incorporation ct the "Wilmot
| Cooperative Creamery Association were
! signed and were forwarded Thursday 10
the secretary Of STATE. The capital stock
named IS $4,000, with privilege OF in
creasing same to $4,000 So far IS shares
Of stock have been tsken and 800 cows
promised. Several sites have been offer
ed for the creamery, but none decided
on yet. It is expected that all the stock
will be taken bv farmers, but should they
lack the sand Wilmot will glndly invest
to help the enterprise along. It is hoped
that there will he no delay in this mat
ter, but that the creamery will be running
early in the season
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
Sc. Pa,rick,s Masqucrade e

The young people will give grand
masquerade ball at the opera house on
st. Patrick's evening. March II. Prizes
will be awarded to the best walters and
10 the best representations in costume.
Music BY Mii,eTs orchestra. Tickets
Is cents. Supper will be served at Ger
lleris restaurant.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13

Wood Bros. are putting IN Bicycle
Repair shop. They have their tin shop
in tull blast
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13

Wood Bros. ars selling their best
creamery cans for 500.