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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04
.TELEGRAMS.
Reported Expressly for The Daily Yri'o,r-
stoas Journal by the UesfsrH .Issocia-
ted Press and the Urstern Union
Telegraph Company.
"A GRIST OF NEWS,
Ground Out Yesterday by the
Wide-Awake Reporters of
the Western Associ-
ated Press.
Cattle and Sheep in Chicago--A
Defunct Polltician--A Licen-
tious Beast - Seducer
Shot-Hostile Crees.
Riot of Races--A "Soiled Dove"
Cruelty Murdered--The In
evitable Irish Ruction
miscellaneous.
A War of Races.

DANvILLE, Va, Nov. 3.-In con-
flict between Il crowd of white and
coiored men this evening, Walter
Holland. u son of Z. q. Holland, was
shot In the head and Is supposed to he
mortally wounded. Thomas Stewart
was shot through the body. Five ne
groes were killed and many wounded.
The beginning of the conflict WIS the
beating 10y a white man of "a negro
who abused another negro fnr upolugiz-
ing for AN appar, mt rudene-s, aud also
s.,oke roughly about the white people.
Others of both colors intcrfrred, and 1,
pistol was knocked out of the hands of
q white man and,x i ded. Just tn, n
report reached an assembly of white
men In session about political matters
that conflict was going
ON in the street. They came
out in a body. Both classes
formed in separate crowds. Some OF
each crowd were arme,l. A number
OF Negroes, approaching the white
crowd. called out: ''ShoOt, damn YOU ;
we had as soon settle this matter
now as az amy other time" Just
then somebody In the white crowd
called out. "Fire!" and the shooting
began. The negroes returned .he fire,
and then ran off-s0me firing Ms they
ran. All The stores We're closed inime-
diately. the alarm bell SOUNDED, and
the people came out with arms. The
town sergeant came out soon after,
with the military company, and ,on-
nianded the people, in the name ol
Che commonwealth. tD 10 home, and
the streets were soon cleared. The
city Is now under the supervision OF N
military company and the mounted
police. The town sergeant. In r..
spoons To message from the governo'
offering assistance If needed. tele.
graphed: IAN quiet. and no further
trouble unprecedented" No arrests
have been made H. yet. Political ex.
element Has be,n growing ia intensity
during the present canvass for mem
beers Of the legislature.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04
Cuban Items.

HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 3.-There
were twenty deaths from yellow fever
during the past week.
The tie rain in Santiago de Cuba
did much damage to property. Fifty
houses were destroyed.
Some Cubans ut Key West and u
nun,i,er OF bandits have entered into u
conspiracy To make n descent ON Culm,
and also contemplate the assassination
OF the Spanish consul at Key West.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04

WAsHINGr0N, Nov. 3.-Secretsry
Teller has written letter To the sttor.
ney general, submitting the question
whether he can legally detail an cx-
amIner In the pension office to assist
Col. Corkhlll, Unitsd stAtes district
attorney, In an Investigation Of the
frauds committed BY attorneys and
claim agents upon pensioners. In
concluding the letty Becrvtrry Teller
gays his endesvor WI he 10 vigilantly
carry out the law IN this matter, and
assist. to the bsst = his ability and
authority. In the prosecution Of those
persons who have cuaimltted offtnses
against the pessHIsn lsw% 0r are guilty
OF comnrm-lsw Ufe,sees. Aites benF-
Ing the defsuas sffar4i ny Boux and
English, pension attorneys OF this city,
suspsnded short tins ,ss<o, they we're
to-day dishArred from practice before
the interior department. by secretly
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04
Assault, ON an American s..g.r.

PARIS. Nov. 3.-While, Mile. Van
Zandt, the American prima donna, was
returning home irm the opes LUST
night, n man armed with re-
volver made an attack upon her. The
police rescued her and arrested the
assailant, who gave his name ns M.r-
lac. II is said lac previously threaten
cd her lie
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--An attempt was
made befbrs Judge Rogers In the CTR
0 lit court to-day TO test the validity
and scope of the state hight lccnss hill.
providing . minimum yearly license
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04

.FoRr BupoD. d. r. Nov. s.-rhe
.a,np Of Cies H,'breis are essssins
tr,uble ai Viii. Eth. my ssnIles
.SiIh of Eu ord, Many ssnclsrs have
Teen plundersd aud . number VI cattle
sts,len.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04

NEv YonH. Nov. a--NorthssA PH-
cliic, wig pse(snsi. ~. ~ fnul,
Minneapolis 4 Manitoba. l07D. West
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04
DIRECTORS
Correspondence /:

Chatham National Bank. New York City.
Merchants Loan and Trust TO thitJgo, H.
Merchants National Dank, II. aul. MINI
iif
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04
HEDAILY JOURNAL
Every Morning Except Monday

IT,. oa,id Paper Of cus,cr oo"n,y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-04
CONTRACTORS.

byron vREELAND. Arehitec, and Builder.
ID Plans and Specifications furnished. surerin..
tending and estimates. Main street, Bertrand
thiilding, MiLs City, Montana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-30

About sixty million copies ~ Inr ecr have gone eui
of our e<tabIIshmtus daring the psst Twelve menths
you were 70 paste end n end ~ the columns q Al
TIA orrs printed and sod last ear Jon would get
|confinuous "trip ~ interesting information. c0mmof
sense wisdom. sound doctrine. and VII long enough
~ reach from Printing House square - the top oi
Mount ccpernIcus n ths moon then back % Printfr
House square. and tbsn hrss-quafieFs q ihs ray bach
10 the moon again.
Hut ma srs Is written for ne inhsiitanis of the
esrth this strip ofinieIIigencc ~oud evtde tht
globe twenty seven Or tweny s:fht times,
n every tuyer " cory of 1nx srk during the part
yeer las tpfut only one bour over ~ end n bic ~
hie Hrandfo tEr had spent another hour this
IN 1858 has afforded fLe human thirteen thousand
pears of steady reading. night sn1 dsy.
u q only BY little calculations IN these that you can
form any ides of the circulation of he most popular N
American exsparers. Or ~ Influence ne opinion<
and actions of American men and women.
Ins tcn -. and will continue 10 be. newspaper ~he
teIs the truth whouS fear ~ crn<corerc<s which cc,
q tbe facts ne matter ho~ nvfh 'br rfcCefe costs
which presents The of ~ tho world without waste
0 words end n The most readable shape. which iswcr
inR With eI Its heart for The 81 honest roytrni
menf end which therefore believes thar The Hepubca
Pev must -. and must g IN this eoning year o. our
II ,ou know nm srr you IKE Il already, and you viii,
rcd 4 vh accustomed diligence end prolt during ~hs
snre % be ne most iDiereng year in Its history III
cu 80 pct yet know InE Svr q y high time % Est fnio
De sunshine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-30

7yHeen''
tiDsLI1Y. Pike Co., Nov. II. IS.
\ ED. C0URlER I'm comn,i.,.. .-...
Dromise made ~ M. I rc~- 49,. 80
respon~ibilitv 81 giving h,;.f .a e.'~,.". NJ.
II the present Na,ion.1 n. -.ees,t '.<',
To eivc anvtht.. ,;,-.
counf of them wn,,,J ~... ~''-rs. &C.
search Ana nn,,.-n.e - -kiuto k.Frt Fe-
|will Dromjsc ~ ~.,..s r r"-R. .ut We
|patible with exni;c,s.ss o'''y - 1s COM
Firsf. w. viii 80, 49,.
Idiecussinc this ~ co.sa . wv .oJe,t =
Ishow 10 Z fsi~-r,;.'sr.s .'. f,'~.''o,,s y ~
people. wSo IL - t;sr~. 80" 1"'r''ifent
no attention ~ cc-ss;.. . r.." .'.''c or
passed Ana snnrc~r5 ss' ~ . ..rk'.'..ion
adminjsfr.f;cr nsse'.-.o sepuui'csn
people hnf II ~s.,,.' q oeneus tn9
fhonsands snd ,,,,i;e - ,,rn untold
corporation of men. A. 80 s~r..ss ~ u ~" ".
masses of the peopie. / 80 n.,. cr:n.s ~ 49,
r. to show the people the rrc.s 4. ,.s;:~s
tolerated by them a ~ dIc's..s ~ 's',ce .1e
Of vicious demons. - ~
said in nv arfIcIe = go ~..A.
that the present svsser - U9..
va dosnofic 49,. - ,,-''1
10 exfenusfe fhe asse~ticn ~. " --:v
,ay ID addition. thst n Il ~. ss I'm 'o. ou
schemes a. icc.,;.e5 Y, ~ .nh ,no
Hat ever 4 sovere,so ~ n9ns,,s s,o ,ooor
sm aware fhsf fhis 4 M ssss". ,~"s'"r1'
,nt I viii prove n - csss. 5.E
avs from 1894 u IA t 80 VARIOUS
The law crest1nr N.t...
nits anv nnmhe- - . r".n orxe eI
han Ave hoIdir~ G~-e os io.s
he amounf " @So 40 n. "a .,.en. .sn oonas =
,osit those honds Iii, .4:.
at On them, w;,h 49, .s s. s.~ e6 t1tss
raw ninefv - <e.s soPe- sI y.-ssIs: ~ 1nt
'ank notes (ro,nc,cs,.' 4 s''e esn1. "1 ..,o
acks,, ~ losn c,,s y, x n
ou ~ fhcv vonjS \. 80 ~. rsHp -,1 1u
n 100 per ccns - e.r,'. ~. ,..1 49,
mopnf ~ 80 , -o-oIo ..e
But this u 49, S ~ .- 10y ~ vof.n.
.ee Rv ". 80 80 - ro.ss p'c,u'c Y ~ 80
~ nofcs 1So ~c,'; ~s~s-rn.s u,o ~ 1s9.s-
orfunifv "a ! c,c.. ,'S- y. ~ wa
ould buf confrci ~. dr.sr4s ''1..... s.
.eilv djd ~ cr;nrif.'er - = 49, ..~.. 1890 w
ualit;es ~ IN s'r,ss,k..t,n i! 1....'-.1
ote,. nakfr~ 1he., i.-.-S 80 ~
xcer1 dnfiSs - 5-s,r-<- q. s-1< .
\ Governmenf hcrSs s;..-,.- l1r-.e-.- .-.
market 1or rolS .-rc} s~e s9~.e.- 49,
commodifv- er5 ~~ia ~@-,-<-S !s.-<ss
reached ~ 6s ~, /. ct5.c- r--,r Y -'.--
~ vvae Sno Sev ~~~..Sr ~ 49, y. 49, ,-
,ld. could nnrch.sc T--..'.~- \, y. .s~:s-
o Mount ~ Aim ooo --s.t w. ~
d II Tr-s.nrv not.s h- ~<..,s ~. ~, .t~
overnmenf hcnIs NJ ~ ~s,.'- ..c~ ~ ~
y cent. sccor5ire a = ~ ~
hich wonl6 Give S,,~ u c.~,-<x--:
MAJ. a,ee Seaa 90 -, S'r-r,-r
-xe- ~~'4< ~"~ ~ ~ tuluK
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-30

Hon. A. r. Cobb has left for Washing.
ton City. His fences ere good and strong
M home and do not need bis personal a.
tcntion. Mr.. Cobb Is not The man 70
neglect public affairs 20 further his pri-
|vAto interests.
Elisha Hyatt had seventy acres 81
cane this year, from which ho made 4
1andred barrels Of sorghum molasscs.
This was the largest crop ever raised by
one person ~ : sInglo season u Indi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-30

- r<<~<<4&@4 &4414N&4 ~ W&IXo
James Stewart was born IN Virginia
!n 1907, and died at biz residence II
Madison township, Dubois county.
November 22d, 1883, aged 76 years.
He came 20 Indiana In 1919 with bis
father. who settled IL what Il Madison
township. Dubois county, about "a
miles south OF the town or IrcIend.
a. tho timo he came ID Indisns the
lndiane were plentiful. and the howl or
tho wolf and panther could bo heard.
What now forms our beautiful farms
and towns was then vast forest. He
was raised upon farm, but learned the
gunemith trade. which he worked II 4
large portion OF his time. llo helped 10
cut out the main esrcets III shc town of
Jasper. He was married twice. Bic ilrst
wife dying number Of years ago, and
ne was the father OF nine children. AZ
the age Of ~ he united himself with the
Presbyterian church, and remained "
member Of that church until his death.
He was kind and aiIactionato husband
snd father; . good and On honest citizen.
and good neighbor. He leaves wife,
seven children, large number or grand.
'hIldrcn, beeidce large number OF other
relatives ard friends % mourn his loss.
w. N. w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-30
rUBLIsHED EvEny~FRTDAY, a. JAsPxR,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, By
CLEMENT DoANE.
OFFICE.-Ix CounlxH BuiLpino ON
WEsT SIXTH STREET.


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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-30

NJ -,,t-I III ~"o' "h5 ellu
y, r'ss1 sss; ~ = snIe distance, Wa unable
20 r:Iraln Iros2 hearty. good-nafurcd
'auxhirr Thus The proposed rebellion
|py rs kooo-natnre and keen sense ofths
un'c.ous, on tho part Of ono stu udent.
""' suppressed ana reaction set ~.
| 49,. 40 skE The rhnsiDxNr.
H"ou. 'en o'clock tne s'udenfs began
Issrnk - see me PRESIDENT :; and al day
.4ng s9uaas were marching 70 and from
luis private residence, making their state.
.nenn ana coufession.. Tho namos Of
~. 'sxsssr'ns students hau been obtained
W. ~ q sencine faculty men %
p'es Upon tneir tracks and this wes
'hrncss thing for them 70 get over.
!, however re work which a' prayers
rnes,es,,., t ns sppes'ee 20 repu'siyr, was
.nc1'u!iy entered upon; and jt was
ss.J ssc,.,. wn'ssersa among nc ooys that the
49," 49, ~, s-hen more common sense
~. .~ a, - 'nc n,nteI sna, good uncsr-
1sens wouIo q arrived -. at last.
.ne. ,u !. iua,c.ous .nings N the expert
49, 80 - ~ ne 5ounk men took place that
g ,.,at - s.n 'nronuc'lon .' 9! single ono
\. sj"';s.;1s. E ;h9 "tas. ~. 2. taIs n4ufcd, may
- ooJ w. 1300t cIos-I
, 1883-09-29


The disaster which hsS betai!eI, tae sec
ali expedition fer rh. relief Of Lieut..
Gr>ell patty at lady F.aaLlin Bay is
"ne n.pr= illustration oi the peri. Of 20
lar voyGging. There Was nc reason why
Sm'hs Suuud should be presupposed to
be more uavi9able this year than .a-t, and
henca the possibilities Of fa!!;n: 10 reach
the signsi station ere clearly IN iers,Cod
Bu. ta,. loss Of The FIc:eus VAS not Ia
ken into consideration Indeed. the
NAN aUA'ery las for The saf.ty If the
Nsniic, whic;. lad not been cras RACED
Tor Arctic Navigation, and hence wa3
Sn5Sn - be nnts far any severe contest
with the ice foes. The Prot,Es, hnw-
ever, S,:ag ouiit yprtssiy fer :, aiing arG
whaling, -~.e r.sc - Hn aPprehaGsIaEs.
L vas Thought that shc might be 81 lcked
by the ie ard 5s.v,n tack. but it was not
expected ira; she would be crushed. Il
tignl cat, nevertheless, tia, j. IS the Yam
tie ;l1t .,;Urns with the oiicers and
c-ea oi tto 1racl,s3 rr2.2u,. 0i course
another Effort vii II ,.ra,le - s':ccI. The
the party OF lieut.. Greely. l. was ar
r,ngel long ago that, IN case Vi a isiluce
OF ihe late expedition - reach tim, lie
should march overland 10 the shores oi
Smith Sonnd, aad Tiers he probably may
BE- found.
, 1883-09-29
4 Nsicc from ;he Press.

| take this opportgrity TO bear testimony
20 The efficacy Of ycar Hop Bltte-s." Ex-
pee-ins to ind then. nsuseovs and hitter and
composed o: bad whisky. We were agreeab!y
srrpzissd at their rili taste, jast Ike Gu
ot tea. A NFs. Cressweli and Mrs. Con-
nor, friends, have likewise tined, snd pro-
nounce them The hest medicine they have
ever :sksa :os baildisg Up strensh and ton
ing NJ the system. Was troubled with
eoe:ireness, head-ehe aud want Of appetite.
Ay ailnent, are now all gone. I have >
yearly eontrnct NTH a Doctor to look after
the health Of nyself and family. bat | need
him nos Los. !. GuuLANp-
July 3. ISIS. Psople. Adeocate, Pith.
burg "a
, 1883-09-29

I'r gratifying 10 Al. FaciGc coasters 10
note =, promg ao7s With vhiSh Justice
F,v.3, dIsl.I,saia, ss'rrel inst deeis-
i,n Ct Nelson u Massachusetts,, IN regard
30 CIR Ch.Gass RESTRICTION a.. Nelson
quoted Feds opiuion largely in making
up hls opinicn, seeming to rely greatly
upon the Cslfo5I.is judge, ia;erpr-ta-
,ioas. asd NOW, si,er ouly , lev days,
Field ,zPtess.s tie sp.:., i the act and
:o,oss the wishes amd intent Cf our peo-
pie. by rl..nx str.cfly sgsiusr the imui-
grafton oI Chinese The decision vii
AZ; mliit.Es sgsgst JGty- Fields P.esi-
deI'iai aspiration. - ,his SIDE oi III
n chiss
, 1883-09-29

There is one good effect the completion
q the Northern Pac!ic will have that has
not been isuit upon 10 any great extent.
1t is the reiou5l,d need @: improvement
ty government If the nayiga,lo waters OF
Washington and Oregon. The VILLAIN
etto especially demands work a. once 10
clear It Of bars SUD allow ocean steamers
fxir channel even as fGr ds Portland.
It is estimated tha. $500, 600 is nesded
i5r.,hi. pu-DoSe alone. Other Ia'igab.e
s.reauas vii require si3 equally important
Slen the -ide OF r:ausuar,sii ii oGce GETS
II full mo:,.a eastward uver the =. lad.
Pioneer Press
, 1883-09-29
,,,,ea,Isu TO sell Real Estate.

In .be pr,l,s.e Court Of Wa'!s Wal!a County
Washington iersit ~
In m, ,,.a-... - the estate of Il VI. Hodsss
Teccaset.
CITATION l: Appearing to th3 court
I ; hy the petition presented and MED III tliS
con-t by Tf.cnas J. Perkins, Aim'nistT1 TO.
= a II s.lsts. urayirg Tor an or':er to -si! Ne
,..,r -. f-,a ring ~ said e-tst-, slsc2te Al
a.. eo-7..ty % Yskima ". T., = psy the deCts
o,,tzrap in against said deceased. aui the
,;sb.s -~penses and charges Il administrator,
i !. ordered nv the court that A"aday. the
i5.h dsv Of Octnbsr. 4. D., lsSa, at 10 o'clock
:, ,ha forenoon oi sai day, ~ tx c"l-r. ruoIn
81 ed ,.r,i.s,s cos,r.. II. the court morse, IN
th. s,iJ city and comfy Il VI ala " ala. he
and me same i, hereby appointed Ter the hear
ia, 4 .ail ,,s,.tiln and thtt ali peT7sns ~
,ars.:ai in the sud eS:-te appear t-t"fe zee
s,i.i ur,'.ste c9G.t on tat day and hour, I"
sLow c.rse, if any there IL, why an uf''sF
shr,,lI Mt b, n rutad TO che said admin!str--
Tor y in .siI petisi,n Pray'h for. And tf't
80. u This c!,.tiun he n.dr on all persons
;o--rsst.!. ty cubic itiar - tE;z order f'r SIX
s,,cc.--iv. week.. ,.ri05 :" s'Ii october "a.
1SS9 IN the Nrii4 ~ ALI. ~fATE SGSS, n weekly
-,.,sss.,,-- r,l..li-h.i ans pria;ed il sl'i city
ana County.
D,.-d Nal. W:tIe. W T.. SEPT :. 1888
L CCiCHiRD,
lit J~'gs ai,l '.erl- of Probate
, 1883-09-29

Il i- cheering - DslrocEa.s 70 learn
that Jaige Hsoi!~y bas his physicians
certificate u 2 cd h5sl-h. sl.i he nlay
nov return {, Ohio, freed from his n,ala-
rial attack, and ;zss ina: charge and com
msui Of ihg campaign m that state, as
Sil Insure h:s election. Judge tioadlsy
hss had much - contend With siuce h,s
nomination IT the rsy of false CHARGES
from the Republican press. He has fully
rindicated his record, sni stands chance
- carry his state by the largest majority
ever pcllei IL Ohio. Hoadley Is pure
gsn, ana a power 10 his state
, 1883-09-29
Lumber. .tc-- dc.

Messts. FAieoaer & Pra:ber are now stle
to supply Wal'a Walls and the surrounding
country mS,set with the oest kinds of iGnl-
Der at the lowest pcssible rates. We KEEP
on hand Portland and Dayton lambe- hich
csnnot be e1celled for quality on the Pacific
coast Flooring. .nstic, ceiling. finishing
lumber, iathes, piekets FOR fences; cedar,
pine and tir shingles, doors, sxsh binds
window wsi2hts and EiolGins also cedar
and ir fence posts always ready On the
shortest notice, and cold rs lou as the low
est Address Walla Wails & Dayton Lcm-
Der Yard, othce corner Third and Oak SIS,
Wslla Walla- s. h. Fslcouer, Manager.
, 1883-09-29
4 Gard 20 the Public.

The Wall, Wala Blank Book Manatac-
tory, No. l3 Third street. is the cniy took
bindery in Washington Territory that can
do Marhling, Gliding and Emboszlns. We
woald call the attention Of sae pabl,c to the
fact that We are not blseksmiths, and served
our time IN the largest Publishing house sad
bookhindery in Aubar., n. Y. We VII
give the pabsic to unaersts.d that our
wofk VII be Of the osss quality snd exc
ezted By competent go<kHea-
, 1883-09-29
DISSOLUTION Notice.

AINSwogTH, -, T. 8 pit. 10, 1855.
The partn-rship heretofore eNistrag b=-
tween A. l. Libby and J. +. Keith as hq-
unr dealers in the town of Ainswurth, aas
terminated On the 7th inst. by the s4.a \
L. Libby ,,>scosing If his interes. III ss!d
business T. Taona9 DoEley Of sad toEa O!
Alnsworth All debts lae 10 or from toe
old firm Of Lihby { ksi-h VII he rece;Ptel
f,r Or lad ty ;.e E.w firm Of ke.th /
Dom. ' 4 L. LuBY,
y ~. !. Z, hFfgI
, 1883-09-29

oa this question Of the postal telegraph, 4,
although as matters aud principles now
ara in governmental affairs, He are afraid
10 augment executive patronage By sGvo-
eating is governmental control, We can
not but recagnizs, that IN course OF a
strict ciy;i service rsfJrn, sc may reach
thA. plane where 1t would b safe, wise
and expedisDr TO make the charge Judg-
;ng from ths progress our Republican
friends are making tosa.i reform, the
time for sEeh change Is away Sff in the
diG iutars, beyond that Pericd wien
Democracy shAn take ho@ Of the resns OF
s,vsrnmea. aud the EVIL sssy,es problem.
, 1883-09-29

California is calculating OF vintage Of
y, ,0oo. 900 gallons. IT present there are
ovsr SIS, COO, eco worth of cattle running
on the ranges in Texas. Ina, Sta,e is
reported 10 have ,090,0 600 acres planted
III sugar cane. During the pas. nine
months 20o, 600 dozen eggs xas received
IL CA.csg. from Elr1pa, and sold in the
Ca!csco market icr =. dozen less than
ih'se AID ~ 'r,.gs;r.oa, Illinois hens.
;hs, c.'v ga ~ l.ules Of cable railroad,
with Ia cars, aid the seam engines do
the work Of 1870 horses The running
tine between the court house and city
Limits. distance of four miles, is 25 min
utes less than when horses we're used.
The value cf the eggs produced IL The
United States exceeds 81, 4,e00,Go0.
, 1883-09-29
An Invitation to tie Ladies !
Ot Talia Wsi!g and surrounding cCuatry Is
cordially tendered-
MILLS
FRENCH MILLINERY Es1lSE z
i0l Main ST.. bet. Third If Fourth.
NOTICE OF Rl-THIRETIGS.
TERRITORY oy WA-HINGToS- .,
county OF Na.iH a Il lG s

county OF wasla aallr. -
IL PROBATE. la the matter of the cs-ste OF
Hoses fClli.e, Dacetsri.
CITATION On = adm, and H.iug tha daily v.r-
Y !ii.i p-Jit'o7 OF Au-eiine Iol,;-r. citing trtf
that Moses Teller, h-r soG Diet iht-s;=te IN the
county WLli Nsila Territory ui MssaiI ton.
o8 the asl day Il -iT-ust lsf3. HAT c'1'irIt a1
:b. line Of h:s d 9TH r'sIi=nt o. sal county
iavin, real AMI Ir-rsnua T. oqrrty thers ~ V'lle'
t SEl o; that dtsieat au!n rri-t i';,; th.'
De q hrs fitier Ii :-ai, SDa iha: p-iioae J. se
her of deceients estei-, AID praying Tor a. o':'i
distributing AMI assi.I.u: AZ u saIi PgOFefty 20
p tIiioueF aceJriiing 10 Law And /. Appearing 20
the Court that good reason s-ists 20 issue letter.
II ministr IN the matter of sad estate. II il
cIderri that all persons loteTest-d In TIE estate OF
said Muses ,eiEsr decess i, b. and appear ttfote
the said Probate Court Of said county Of Nslli WslIa
on ;onlay the D. day OF e:otr. 1888, az tue hour
of ! O'Clock P -. of th 1t day then and th'r- 80
show Cause If sry ther Be, Why al order a ass
button If the properly Lescnbei In sal p=tilion
Ahou, ut y. I-dc h r=in prayed fog. Further,
III. scrvce @: tL:s citation b m-ae on ! ieraots
Interested IN ii state uy Publication Of 'l''S der
in the aaiI4 Yaiii SrArEsI4N,s VseEiE Ie's-
paper prin.et sad pub i,bei n tLe city a1l county
of WaIll WsIla, Washington .erI;;nry, ~ i,'ir
ss,,,-,-iy. w,gk, rr.or a sid eal j yo. e:cb=T,
isSi. H. ct lcH Akir trob--s 1';'ss-
Dated TGila %sl,a, 5zP-. l.. 1855 =
, 1883-09-29
Snnsl
TERRITORY or W.sHiSGTCH,
County II Wall. va IA.

q. Ju-i: e Curt tef5re J. L. Lalnan. Ju-' &c o..
The Pe..cl.
To ThoInls W Nslsien. Dsientect: f"l 6rt
hereby uo.!fed thu; JAM Cal sN.n Bros. hive
Elsi eiaiIn against y1n IN sad uri, which VA.
come on 10 te hsa-t at iay once II NC4th "S-h
E.IIa prec,re., in g.al,s sails County, y. T.. or
the 29;h dag OF oct 10 T, issj. al the ho1c Of 10
oclnck =. n, ari gEl - oa aIif'e-r and usen an
tLer- sn-vstr TIE same y II be tskca ccEiss-'.
ani the demand the pl iintifis isrsDtet L. oh.ei
spl deuian Of sad cl iim 10 recover frh You The
I'm OF sS3 92 fo- Is sold AZ! delivered AMI
-ou are also heT-.y notified hat your pIoi rIy rs
ip-.n ATTACHED Jo satisfy saii c.ai.a.
Claim hlei Sept. IL, ISIS.
d. I.v.-. .-.:ca q the Pcs p
, 1883-09-29

DR.. Pierce's . Pieasaa. Parg..:.e Pellets .
are sugzr-coa.ed and iaclosed in glass bot
tics. their v!rtue being thereby preserved
uniuIpaired for any length of time, in any
climate, 60 that they are always fresh and
reliahe. No cheap wooden or pastebosrd
b'xes. By druggists.