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NOTICE

A small, nicely furnished house. centrally To-
Gated, or a suite Of nice sunny rooms. Address
Mrs Garrlngtcn HERALD oiiee decl It
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FOUND.
WANTED.

bunch Of nine small keys. The owner cen
hsvc the same on application At the HsRALD OF.
Ace ana paving for this notice deci
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Too Truthful TO suit lIis Country
men.

SAN FRANcIsco. Nov 30 --Fon Sing,
who has been acting as Chinese interpre.
ter between Surveyor Morton and nu-
merous Chinese bogus ira iers arriving
on steamers from China, sent word to
the Collector saying he was afraid te act
longer as interpreter. His interpreta-
tions were so truthful as to bring upon
him the vengeance of interested Chinese,
who have hired highbinders to shadow
him. He livos In momeptary expecta-
tion sf death
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Whcat and harley Maruet.

San FRANcIsco, Nov. 3o--Wheat,
steady and active. buyer Sl.0201l .93lj
buyer season, 81 97@S2.02f. barley,
steady but quiotj seller, season, 81 022@
l02a; buyer, season. SlIis@Sl .l5s.
Heavy Loss TO wheat shippers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.-The Post
says that Bradslreet's Mercantile Agency
estimates the loss to wheat shippers on
charters taken prior TO the arrival Of
yessols at from million to million and
half of dollars. Tho great fall in
freight rates Is tho cause Of the loss.
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incidents Of the Hanging OF
Jewell.

san JOSH, November 30. Shortly
before being removed TO the seaffold to.
day, Jewell said: II don't know bow l
came toscommit this deed. 1t was not
for money; | had ull wanted of that.
1t is mystery only God Gun explain" :"
He read the Bible at intervals, Iarticu.
larly the fourteenth chapter OF st. john.
The death warrant was read to him in
his cell, when he said II am ready.
AS the rope was put around his neck,
he said: "1'ake oil my collar" Tho
black cap was then put OH and he re-
marked. "You've got 1t tsisted, put 1t
square, He babe gpod.by TO all pres
ent, saying. "God be with you. He has
blessed me. and | hope you will meet
Him aud meet me in Heaven" His
neck was not broken in the fall. Sever
al seconds after he made an effort as II
to draw himself up to reliev tue strain
on his neck, and cried out, "Oh!' AT
ter a few more struggles he remained
quiet, and in ten minutes he was pro-
nounned dead.
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THE LATEST
si cciaI to the HsnALp s'J the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
rarreneer. lsouth aaa lea-t.


Passengers south ana EAST.
FRgsSo, Nov. 30. The following Is a
list of sonth.bonnd passengers passing
here to-day:
q T. Bates, = Konigsborger, j A pycr
and wife, Y C Martin, M 4 Gunst. San
Flaneisco; Ii Littletiold and wife, Den.
yer; ii Wiley and wife, San Diego; A
Gallatin, Saciamento; Alex Campbelt
Tucson, NJ Ii Houghton and wife, Now
York; Mrs G NJ Packard Colorado; N M
Froor, Chicago: VIII Frisbie, wife and
child, Redwood; Col II Brown, wife, son
and daughter, Omaha; Mrs George II
Morgan Fort Verde, Ariz; T Kingsbury,
Tombstone; C T. Huber, Austria.
The stock Board.
san FRAscmco, Nov. 30 BEST and
Bclcher, 270; Chollar, 1856; Consol.
idated Virginia, .35j Crown Point, 80;
Eureka Consolidated, 345; Gould &
Curry, l.l5; Hale h Norcross, LILO;
Mexican, 2.26; Northern Belle, l.5o;
Ophir, 5.75; Potosi, rs, Savage, 80;
S. Nevada, 255; Union 2.05; Vel.
low jacket, rs,
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BY young man, used to tho jewe!ry and gen
erat hardware trade. situation as shopnlsn,
clerk or traveller salary not inuch an object az
employment Address VIM. ~. HERALD Office,
dscl q
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Further Complications Growing
Dat OF the asiil-Sharon Case.

san FRASeIsco, November 3D.
A bench warrant was issued here to.
day for the fearrest Of William M.
Nelson, Miss Aggie Hill's attorney in
the suit against Sharon. Nelson was
indicted for forgery by the Grand Jury
ia connection with tho alleged Sharon
Hill marriage contract, and released on
bail. To-day afidayils were filed nl-
leging that tue Assessor hooks had
been examined, and the records showed
that his bondsmon wcro not possessed OF
property to the nmounts in which they
qualified. Judge Toohy granted the
motion and ordered the arrest OF one of
Nelson's bonasmen, which was Judge
Il. w. Tyler. counsel for Miss Hill, aud
who, few days ago, was fined 5000 for
addressing an improper communication
to the Grand Jury.
incidents of the Hanging OF
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22
Formal OedictiOn of the New
Masonic Temple at De solo,.

Last Thursday afternoon, in pursu-
ance of previous announcement, the
new Masonic Temple in De Soto was
formally dedicated and opened to the
public. A special train from st. Louis
at u III. brought a large number of
Masons from that city, among whom
were Rev. John d. Vincil, the grand
secretary, and many other prominent
members of the Masonic fraternity. A
few preliminary remarks were deliver
ed by Lee A. Hall, grand master. after
which the ceremony of defeating the
hall was conducted by officers of the
grand lodge. The grand hall where
the ceremonies took place Is 40x80 feet
with tour goQd-siZed ante-rooms, all of
which are furnished in the most elab-
crate style, and which were crowded
with spectators. In the procession
were large delegations from the
knights Templar of st. Louis, the Ma
sonic lodges of this county, Knights of
Pythias, Odd Fellows, Select knights
a. 0. u. W., Knights of Honor, and
the German Society, n. g., with the
Templar band at the head of
the column. The societies all had at
tractive uniforms and made q very inn
posing sight.
The tall. which was given in the
new theatre hall at night was one of
the pleasantest ever held in the ci ty.
The music was furnished . by the
Templar band, and was all
that could be desired. There was a
grand supper set which certainly ex-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22
Nickies Plating.

One of the most remarkable, interesting
and useful industries is now being operated
in our town. 1t is the Nickle Plating by MIR.
p. Cornell, who has with him all the appli-
ances necessary. The work done by him
has given entire satisfaction, and will COM
pare fayorably with the most skillful.
AN EXAMINATION
of his work will convince the most skeptical
of its merits. 1t consists in plating knives,
forks, spoons, surgical and dental instru-
ments, whether brass, iron or steel.
j. Donaldson has learned the art Of Mr..
Connell, and is now ready to do all kinds OF
plating; also Weaknesses, but thesesby little
different process. Satisfaction given. At.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22

| Vernon Goodin will offer at public
sale, next Saturday, his entire person.
III property consisting of horses, mules,
wagons, &c, &c. Mr.. Goodin conten-
plates leaving this section of country
for q while at least in order to regain
health for himself and family. Nash
| vile, Tenn, will be the first place he
will go to from here but it ia very prob
| able that he will make Pennington,
Mo-, his home. We are sorry to lose
such citizens as Mr.. Goodin but hope
to see him and his good family come
back soon much improved in health
Charleston Courier.
There's not man we know whom
we would rather shake hands with
than "Vern." Goodin-albeit, we have
not seen him for twenty-five years.
He was then a student at the Arcadia
Seminary, and we we're schoolboys to-
gether. A good boy then, we'll vouch
for his being the right sort of a man
now.
Jasper Nelson, resident since the
14th of last October of Cape Girardeau,
was arrested in that city last week by
a couple of detectives from Indiana.
He is charged with having killed his
own mother, and the story as told by
the detectives is as follows: Some time
In August Jasper Nelson living three
miles west of Terre Haute, wrote to his
mother, living at Anderson, Indiana,
stating that he was in bad health and
asking her to come to him. She came
to Terre Haute on the 9Th of Septem-
Der and started home with Jasper in q
wagon. She was never seen afterward.
Nelson disappeared. On the eth of
October, while some men were chop.
ping wood on the road from Terre
Haute to where Nelson had lived, and
near the latter place, one of their dogs
came to them carrying human skull
with patches of flesh on it. They
searched and found other human bones,
the flesh having been eaten off by hogs
or dogs. Here was clue to the miss
ing woman. Other evidences were
found proving conclusively the identi-
ty of the remains. AS she was known
to have had $1,000 with her, and she
was last seen with her son, suspicion |
pointed at him at once. The accused
denies the charge, and asserts that he |
is innocent. He was taken to Indiana. |
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22

Bro. P. Mabrey, Of the Doniphan
Prospect, is in the shadow of terri
BILE aff1iction. His loving and faithful
wife departed this life on the 5th of the
present month. While naught cnn
overcome the grief of those who are
left behind, there is yet somewhat OF
balm in the sufferers knowledge that
kindly hearts do beat in sympathy
with their woe. Our profound regrets
are therefore rendered Bro. Mabrey,
with the hope that he may, as time
rolls on, even see the silver lining OF
the cloud that now darkens his path
way.
The following short sketch of the life
of the deceased is taken from the last
issue of the Prospect:
Grace Richardson Bagby was born In
Buckingham county, Virginia, on the 1st day
of April, 1928, and moved with her parents
to Galloway county, Missouri, in the fall Of
1888, where she continued to reside until the
18th of March, 1872, at which time she unit
ed herself in marriage with us, and came
"Aeh uS ~ hSO III AhkpiSys Il VA AhoAS eA'sA
eleven years she has been to US all that the
term wife implies. She came to us when we
had four motherless children, whom she has
helped to raise, until the youngest is now
over fourteen years of age. Her loss leaves
an aching yeid in our bosom that can never
be filled. She was all to US. What! she was
to her friends, neighbors and acquaintance,
we leave them to decide. She was laid away
to rest at the cemetery at this place, ut half
past ten o'clock Wednesday, in presence of
an unusually large number of the citizens of
town and vicinity.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22
SOutheasterlngs.

The Cape Girardeau Fair Associa-
ton is out of debt-thanks to the vim,
energy and business tact of its direc-
tors.
According to the Pro$pect, the DON
iphan Branch r. r. is to be extended
this winter into the pinery for dis
lance of 16 or Is miles. The surveying
corps will be there this week to lay the
route which will be either from Doni-
phsn by the river, or from Bells farm.
Down in Shannon county, Judge
Keele this year raised ak bushels of
fine potatoes, Pennsylvania Fluke Va
riety, from three murphies cut into
seventy-five pieces and planted last
spring. Is the Judge anear relative of
him of motor fame, who spells his
name with a y?
A homicide in West Plains hate Sat-
urday night, at a saloon. Both men
were full Of whiskey. A quarrel, q
fisticuff, pistol-shot, and one of the
mems lives snuffed out. Whisky's q
mighty nice thing to have around in
chunks. It makes business in Q town.
So it does in H-ades.
Says the Enterprise Messenger:
"Two young nimrods, Of Bloomfield,
spent four days on Castor last week
and succeeded in bagging six ducks.
The boys could not think of going
home so empty handed, SO bought a
pet deer, got the man they bought it
from to kill 1t, and they triumphantly
started for home"
The Fredericktovn Standard is re-
sponsible for this piece of antiquity:
"Mr. E. Smith while having his house
repaired on Cook street found quar-
ter of dollar bearing date 1774, being
100 years old. It was made while the
county was subject to the English
Crown. The house in which 1t was
found is among the eldest in town be-
ing built somewhere about 1920. The
coin will be of considerable value on
account of its age.
The Charleston Enterprise brings
the first return from the nickel with
cents omitted: "Mr. l.. B. Waller,
who runs q restaurant aud confection-
cry between town and the depot, was
victimized to the amount of $4.95 one
day last week. A fellow stepped into
his stand and bought Eve cents worth,
and handed Dink o new nickel guild
ed, which was carelessly taken for q SIS
gold piece, and change given. The
fellow skipped out and left town be-
fore the fraud was detected.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22

There is one man, above all others,
who ought to be nominated for Presi-
dent by the Democrats, and who, II
nominated, would be elected, and that
man is Samuel J. Tilden, of New York.
We are now, as in 1880, in favor OF 1.-THE
old ticket,"-not alone because OF our
belief that success must attend 1t, but
for the reason that the party in honor
owes it to itself and the people of the
United States, who were once defraud-
ed of their choice. Any course like
compromise with the common enemy,
or the traitors within our ranks, de-
serves defeat, ana will stand q fair
chance of getting 1t.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22

We see that famous st. Louis grand
Jury which went off half-cocked at Gov.
Crittenden is experimenting its report
with mud-heaving by the individual
members thereof. One of them de-
nounces the Governor as being against
claw and order" This sounds cheeky,
when one remembers the howl raised
against Mr.. Crittenden because he in
sisted that the Sunday laws should be
enforced in st. Louis as well Is in the
country.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22

As Collsted by the Cincinnati News-Jourr

As Collsted by the Cincinnati News-Journal.
BUT WILL TINE PAY?
From the Dayton Democrat.
Railroad smashups in the next few
days will be charged up to time.
HAPPY COMBINATION.
From the Catlettsburg (Ky.) Democrat.
Butler and Malone would make
good Presidential ticket for the Repub-
lican party in 1884.
SURE OF 1T NOW.
From the Breckenridge (Ky. News.
About year ago We doubted that
Ben Butler stole the spoons. Now we
are confident that he did.
THEY WILL BLOW THEIR HORN.
From the Chicago News.
An Ohio boy burst a blood vessel
while blowing horn. If Ohio people
will blow their horns they must abide
the consequences.
THE FIRST GENUINE REPUBLICAN
JOKE.
From the Springfield Republic.
The Chicago Inter Ocean calls Ohio
"the last of the Mohicans." It evil
IDENTIFY thinks the state an Indian.
The Democrats painted it SO last Octo-
Der.
HE CAN NOT GET THERE.
From the DAYTON Democrat.
Poor Randall can never be speaker;
he must go. 1t has been discovered
that he has govt in his off foot. A
candidate with lame foot can never
'git thar"
NIGHT HAVE THEIR RIDE OUT.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
1.-THE old ticket" says the Philadel-
phia Times, "has been punched"
True, but the people may conclude that
TIden and Hendricks ought to have
their ride out.
SUCH, SOMETIMES, IS LIFE.
From the Courier-Journal.
A Democratic sheriff has been elect
ed in q Republican community in Con-
necticut, and there is great grief in the
grand old party of the State. No Re-
publican wants to be hanged by q
Democrat.
PULvERIZE MoRMONIsM.
From the Toledo Blade.
1t is declared that more polygamous
marriages were made in Utah during
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22
PULvERIzR MoRMONIsM.

PULvERIZR MORMONIsM.
From the Toledo Blade.
It is declared that more polygamous
marriages were made in Utah during
the year 1880 than at any time in the
history of Mormonism. And yet many
people imagine that religion is dying
out.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-22

celled anything in its line ever at
tempted in this city before. - Watch
man.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON Office in Len
L ahans block, up stairs first door to left. Resi-
denee first door west from NJ f. Church Mineral
Point. Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31
NEXT SUNDA Y.

AT the Presbyterian church Rev.
]. N. Elliott's topics will be, in the
morning, "Ten times better than
Others" evening, "Turkey;" Latter
Days; forecast of our times; signs
of coming storm; gun shops and
parade grounds; armies and war es-
Inmates of Europe; froglike; de
moniac spirits; the dragon; beast
and false prophets to confederate;
extent of Turkey; Euphrates; de-
cadence of the Moslem; Daniels
vision of beasts; the little horns of
seventh and eighth chapters not the
same; who the Turks are; Daniels
time, times and half a-time; his
1900 days and St. John AZ months;
prophecy and historic facts; duty of
Zion's watchmen, etc.
Rev. Il. NJ. Harris will preach in
the morning at the p. NJ. church and
VIM. Jacka, Sr. in the evening.
At the Episcopal church Rev. NJ.
Chase will preach an anniversary ser
mon in the morning; the evening
topic will be "Modern Miracles"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31
Auction

The undersigned will commence
to sell at auction all Of the goods
left in his store by Saturday, the 9th
day Of June, until all is disposed of,
and among which may be found one
bureau with glass, two beadsteads,
one washtub, one parlor stove, re-
frigerator, one carpet, some chairs
and one eight day clock, if they
are not previously disposed of.
2w +. KfNNE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31

j. ~. Mlngcndcr,
~ ENTAIL ROOMS. UPSTAIRS IN GUNDRY &
IL Gays Block, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Nitrous oxide administered II desired.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31

lows: At the middle of this period, two
thousand years before { hrist and two thousand
years after the creation, Abraham was born,
and the call of Abraham was the commence
ment Of that important "dispcnsaiicn' Of
Providence by which one family was separated
from the rest Of the world, increased TO ma
ton, and planted in 3 central place OF the
earth, in order that they might preserve among
them, the knowledge of tho name, the char
acter and the law of the true God and ulti-
mateiy dihUsc it among the rest Of mankind.
The subject growing out Of ibis historical A-
PRODUCTION, is a large one, and viii afford in an
essay but rapid glance and bicvity of treat
ment An outline sketch, to make the reader
long for the details, or so muchas is worth re-
tanning in the memory, brought within a mar
row compass.
Continued where left off, by
JOHN COMMINs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31
A

stand for ARTIST, who makes portraits and
views.
Photographs and copies, which every one
choose,
But TO make photograph that's nice and good,
First the art must be well understood,
And when in Mineral Point, 20 to Hoskinas $,
it's the only place
To get finely finished likeness of yonr face.
He makes pictures of children so cunning and
cute,
That all the artistic mammas he's certain to
suit,
No matter II you're plain, have freckles or
wrinkles
The instrument won't see them and you're
nice I'm Il twinkle.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Linden Wis. Al
L calls both day and night promptly attended TO.
33tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31
w. Eastman, VI. ~

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Mineral Point, wi
ONCE In drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31

Are you a Dyspeptie3 Have you
IndigestionS is your Liver slug
gishl Does your food trouble your
Does sleep fail to refresh you! Is
your appetite and energy gone!
ZoPESA will cure you, tone you
up, and invigorate your whole
system. 1t is gentle purgative,
acts upon, and gives strength and
energy to the digestive apparatus.
1t is strongly anti-bilious, carries
off all surplus bile, tones the Liv-
er, gives sound Digestion and
speedy health to the Dyspeptic
and the Bilious, Try a 10 cent
sample at least. Ask MotFett.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31
The Tribune Directory.
II. w. Patterson, va. ID.
B. VI. GIL, Va. I

OFFICE ever James jewelry store, Coad's block
i|Hours from to GA. m. and TO 3 p, m. In
office nights. 23tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31
STRIKING
II FAD LIN : s

Are used to call attention TO the fact that this is
an advertisement of the Chicago, Miilgau-
kcc & ~. Paul Hallway.
Its Eight Trunk Lines traverse the best por-
tiOns Of Northern Illinois, WISCONSIN,.
minnesota. Dakota and Iowa.
Located directly on its lines are the cities of
Chicago, milwaukee,, Lacrosse. Wi
mona, NJ. Paul, minneapolis Madison
Prairie du CHEN, Mason City, sioux
city, Xankton, Albert. Lea, Aberdeen,
Dubuque, Rock island, Cedar Rapids
and Council Bluffs, as well rs innumeraole
other principal business centres and faYorite re-
sorts: and passenger going west, north, south or
cast are able to use the Chicago. milwaukee
X ~. Paul hallway to the best advantage.
Ticket offices everywhere are supplied With
Maps and Time Tables which detail the merits
of the line and agents stand ready TO furnish in
formation, and sell tickets NJ chapeSt rates over
the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 81. Paul
Hallway.
S. 5. MERRILL, a. Y. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Gen. Pass and Tiki. Agt
J. T. CLARK, GEO. Fl. HEAFFORD,
Genl Supt, Asst Gen. Pass. Agt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-05-31
Good Health Is Wealth

And the chief aim IN life is happiness. When
you have a cough, find relief in Kemp's Bal
sam. II you cannot, your money will be re-
funded by PROF. O. K. MoFFETT. Price so
cents and Sl.0O 2lly
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-06-09

My son" said an American father.
"how could you marry an Irish girl2'
"Wby, father, I'm not able to keep two
women. Ii i marry a Yankee girl I'd
have TO hire an Irish girlfo lake care of
her.
-"Oae OF the illusions. says Emerson,
lis that the present hour is not the
critical. decisive hour. Write Il on
your heart that every day is the best day
in tue year. No man has learned any
thing rightly until he knows that every
day is Daomsday."
Were sitting on the stile. Mary,
where we sat so long ago. All, then
yonr hair wa, black as jet. but now tia
light as tow! 'Tis thus the chemist's
viz I'd art with changes qneer ooniound
us, aud mocks when memory brings tie
light of other days around us"
Strange, is it not, that a woman
who wouli scream and run ifa beetle or
a spider were to lodge on her cIotbiuR
will adorn herself with heroic-sized aud
lils.l like limitations of the original and
rather eour: than shun the notoriety
which such false taste gives berl