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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-24

Braban6ier, galencienne, pas
riier, &uffilde, Sd6fi1e unb leinene
Spiben in GROCER Nustuabl billigit beim
6amous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-24
Mfaeere Menfd,eu.

Wells Health Renewer 1teut bic
@efunbteit wieber Der unb siebt Rraft,
furirt Masenldwdde, unfrud!barteit unb
anoers @eidledtsfebler. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-24

y @egen Sheetaa
,tno tppb6SeTieber,
& 9ipbtberie, Speis
q 6elHmB, SaIsges
n id)Wiire, SpGct,,
n @aiern unS aue
a aititefea,aen&rauf=
. beitett. QSer &ranfe
+ gebrau4en. @elbe5
lpprben, tta1Sent oaS
Ittscfarosn bate.
Gfnrbmt furtrt.
Sin @ittet sesen tbtes
ride prer SIagjenS:fts,
Stihe &c.
Yofett ,tmo sgso6eas
War1en osrbiites.
Sin Wiitslieb metne
Samilie bctam bie Gpden.
SD ipenbete baS nSluiD@
an her 9attent perfiel
ni@t In 6ieberbite, be-
belt feinc Bpdennarben,
tcnnte naCb ettpa bret
@pHen ipsccer umber=
Scben, itnb bic 9lnneren
I'M Saule blieben rer=
l6pnt. S. SO. @arfin>
Sntt 0lE;JoSoT.L,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-24
"BUCHUPAIBA

Sdnsne, ariinblide Sur far ale
damer3lidssr Wieren=, Blaien= unb Trims
Orsanzarautbeiten. 81. 8ei Npotbettrn'
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Walaria aus.

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sSieber lit bamit scbeilt
s1tparse Grbred)en Il
Gieber,toe unb fsa,tae
0erionett erqutdt unb
@unoIiegett perbiitct
bur6 8aben nit yOar=
bp8 Stub.
1lureine 2nft unldab=
ltd Semaht II. seretni9t.
Gesen i6Itnts.tett SalS
Elm iihereS S9eilmitttl.
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itbrt.
0esen erfrorette 6MSc,
TrostbeMleit, @1nt=
orrbotoett, emfges
rtebette Gant &c.
Hbeuiitatsst:sus se=
Eetlt.
@eiG)er, ipeiberIe Ieint
bnrb ben @ebrau1 beS
pSlutb" erlan9t.
CmtTSfSeber perbitet.
gum Weinieem eeS
MtbeusS unb Gda=
bertt ser Sdbne tit
eS undbertrefflt@.
&atarrb selinpert unb
sebeilt.
Noie seheilt.
Srano,panocta auf Der
Stelle 9elinbert.
Narbett perbiitet.
Ni;br turtrt.
@u,taeti raid 9ebeilt.
SD babe ba5 gSluip"
pa9renb ui1ierer iesiaen
Gharia6fieber : Seimiu=
dung NIT entSAlepenem
91lkeH ansewenbet. G5
III fur fas 3rantenSi
unerldbli1. - @m. S.
Ganefprb, Gnrte, Mld.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-24

GnDpfe, geiabartifel fit 0amenz
tleiber unb Mdf6e, fotuie fit 8ettseug,
billigit bel Gamous.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-24
9ipbt9erie
perbItet.

Gte ster;te BIER sez
brau6en DARIUS Stub"
NIT srpBem GrfpIJe bet
Oipbtberie.
u. g tp11e 10 erf,
Greensboro, 2lla.
Jscmtc au59etspduet.
GboIera rerbittet.
8eid)srure 9eretntst
unb 9ebetlt.
Sci SooeSfaue,t icllte
Der 2eihnam oainit bez
1anbelt tperben; es
ipirb ieben riberliaen
@eru9 perbi!tsn.
Der ausge5eibnete
@r5t ST.. S. Wartom
Gints, 9feip g3prt, last :
a56 bin uber3euSt, 6aB
Erpf. Oarbp5 8rppbpz
lactic Stub elm ipertbs
rpfleS GeSinIictrunas.
mtttel iIt.n
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CROUCH ON RATS

gertrsitt Staten, Widule, No!bausen,
Gtiesen, Wuieiieu, gettuunsen, Stinttbtes
le. Is Gents. Bel Gpotbetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-24
Nummer 372.
steh Orleans, 1. gusuit 1888,
Mn nas @mblifutit.
81 d II b rifle feIhf.

9eneralsY Yoitmeifter @rei6am bat cine al.
fbtlide nnb ,nalitioie llnDabrbeit in 8esua
auf ben Gbarafter Der 2ouiiiana State 2otterp
Company berOifentlidt. Na6itebenbe gbatIa.
den ueroen baber Dem YubIifum s,tr @rifuna
oOrgele9t, UNI at betpeilei,, bab feline 8ebaups
tungen, mir fIbrten elm betriiaeriIdes @eid,aft,
unipabr unb fali@ iino.
8etrag Der @eipi1ne, iuel6e burd) bic 2ouis
iiana 2ottery Company boni l. Sanuar 1879
bis gum beutisen Datum ausgeaablt ipurben
ann Die Soutbern @rpreb Co.. Neip Orleans,
8. W. @eSeoat, Nianaaer -. 81 1866. 800
YIN bic Souiiiana Staatssgtationals
- 8anf, S. S. SsleSbs, @raiioen,.. 46S.900
Yin bic 9ouiiiana Staats. National>
8anf, g. s. Renneby, 8r1iibent,. 125 100
Yin Die 2ouiiiana @ational. .8anf, M.
= Baldwin, @rdiibent ,... $3.50
Yin bic Union gtationals s8onf, 9.
G1arlaron, &aiiirer ...s... 64.450
slu Die GitiaenS 8anf 8. 6. @arriere,
:, graiiSent $1,000
gn Die @erinania Mationalbanf Sules
y, eaharo, @raiiOent 10000
Yin Die Sibernia Nfationalbanf, @bas.
:, 9alfreb, @aiiircr. $1,000
an ote eanal. 8anf 90 Sobp, Gafiirer 1880
sn bic Mutual Mationalbanf, Sol.
MitGel, @aiiirer ......... 5000
:, eumma $2,25s,e5o
guSbe3ablt in Sunlnen anter $1,000
IN Den berfdliebenen Offeen Ser
@ompagnie ...... 2,627,4I0
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@elamnltinmme Der slus3a6lungen $4,881 ,o6o
@cgcn Der @abrbeit obiser Sbatladen Der,
ipeilen mir bas $ublifum alf Die 8eamten Der
genanntcn @orporatonen, unb meacn Der @e-
leelid)feit ano unlcrcr Stellung anf BEN Mabor
unb Die Scamten Der Stabt STEM Srleans uno
auf Die Staats> unb 9. Ct 8eanten bon
gouiliana. gSir beaniprudsn, in unIern Sc,
id)dften geieblid, ebrlid) ilnb correct All lein,
ecrabe pie anOere @eidafte i'm 2anbe. Ser
Stanb unieres @eidafts unterfndt iperoen ano
unlese sletien peroen felt Sabren bon ben 8ro.
terS nerfauft uno bon bielen unferer befaante.
1ten nno gea6tetifen 8iirger geeienet.
M. y. 0aupbin, 8rdfbent.
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g er &C pp fun a.

&mfFs WfIfen fTnb fpcsien fir hicfc sane
bereitet, eine9pfis nerarfadlf einen pIs1cnaSeds
fetfm g5eflnnen, naf ter 2eiccnfe ergfaunf ift.
Gle perricfreil sen Mrpcfif uno berira6ben Fleldjs
nie. Da Der a1rper aei.dbrf uno rurcp ibre fcnfdc
GSfrfltnd nnf northumberland ein rcseinrdRts
der &hhIAdnq herpurgerufeu tutrp. ~reis % Gents.
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Garbps
prop6O(QC(iC }lui0.

Git Observation-Disclosures fur
aIlatmetttett SfamtIieuGsbrauCt,.
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Suits
9Siae,t
Spmptrme elmer

Snmptpnie etfief
umtbGfi0en g e 3 er.
gdicrsen i'm sserf NIT einent burnpfel1 @efiibl
i'm 5interfcyfe, GdJner;en inter ben Ghulterz
hidtfern, anfaefriebe1iein nab ben1 Giien, NIT
sltneiguig geser iebe fSrperlife cber seiitise
Ebdfgfeif, reisbares9 Temperament, tribe Sfirilz
inil1g nit benz beieneereu @efiible, irgenb
cine Gbliesenbeit sergeffen 81 BADEN, gtiiois<
aeibe 5dnf, iiterbaiipt fppffhnter5e1 cterbalb
beS red,teIt AHge6, iiIlrubiger Shiaf NIT be1ngs
fftaenteu Erauigseir, fart gefdrtter Hrin llnb
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-24

g6sIi6e Sreie Nreffe
er59eint
.alid nit gusnabme beS grnnioes
unb Epfet
stMa0 fir bas Sabr pber $3.50 fur
Wcnere
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-08-24

bebient, Splte e8 ret6liA
f5ieber lit bamit scbeilt Il
idliparae @rbredlett it0i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-09

BRowx's IroN BIrrERs
will have = better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-09

The ravages 81 the caterpillars OF the
cabbage butterfly caused good deal or
trouble last summer q the state agricuI-
tural experiment station, Geneva. IN. r..
particularly those OF the second or Au-
gust brood. In order 70 test the efficacy
Of various reDuted remedies for the cab
bagc-worm. the director applied them 10
special collections Of worms, and noted
the effects One specimen confined Tor
three hours In . bottle partly filed with
black pepper crawIed away discolored By
The powder, but apparently unframed.
The second, repeatedly immersed III !
solution Of salIpeter. and third IN one
Of boriac acid, exhibited little indications
of Inconvenience. BisuIphidc or carbon
produced instant death when applied ID
the worm, though it, fumes were not
efIcctuaI. The fumes Of benzine a. well
- the liquid caused almost instant death.
but when applied 70 the cabbagcs small
whitish excrcsccnccs appeared on the
leaves. Hot water applied TO the cab
bayc destroyed portion cf the worms.
causing also the leaves 10 turn yellow.
One ounce Of saItpeter and two pounds
ofc0mmon SALT dissolved IN three gallons
Of water formed an application which
Va partly efficient. The most satisfac-
tory remedy tested. however, consisted
Of mixture Of onc-half pound each Or
hard soap and kerosene oil in three GAL
Ions of water; this was applied August
26th; A examination the following day
showed many, II not al, the worms des-
troyed- The growing cabbage presents
such = mass or leaves IN which the cater
pillars may Be concealed that Il u b, rdly
possible % reach Al the worms " one
application. 4 i Of importance. there
fore, g repeat The nee Of any remedy &
frequent intervals.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-09


10y. n'rH:nue! ~ >'epnens. 81 a.
o.c1 ~ oeio:k 49, saturday. from tue
tntr'e ~ sco'1 caught ~ riding n
e>rr'<<' ~, savannah Centennial,
where ns 4chscFet a. address. on the
i@th ~ ~. 80 Ma ono % inc most
FrnAf<<o'e mn ~ th's century' Iorn
~ poor parents. Pr ne tttn q req. 1871,
~ ~ ni"ef 'itnfation ~ "a ~: Cd
(. nestle" 49, iurni<ne1 MIN oy some kind
r'en'- "hn hai tAxen ~ interest ~
h'"' *na ~hom ne repaid win tne nrst
money ~ Garnet NJ mother u'ed when
49, ~. wear. v'd. :nI ne tnhcfited
At">.r nov. stephens TOOK u'xn rank,
49, ~, ,e 'o'.o~sa 60 procession ~,
t'ena ~ enjoying ~ poitics 70 would
".te peen "us. 'noFs ~ INV. out Pc
esr'S e"Sa$e' NJ ponies anu tnongn
never -sf'ot P1t'.sn' having oeen cleo
80 - Once ~ e..n patty ~ NJ naive
S..sr. 49, ss"e.-,'! sueee.s'.I IS 49,
es'ronS y mon .uvosa'e ~ ne .tsrt %
s~ser-,on !. 49,, ~" n'ter "srus oecenie
80 ss~1nent - ne Feoei eonieleraey,
tnousn ne w. always outspoken ~ n's
oPpslI'on q tns snsoss ~ slavery. ~
e. seAss spsecn q 1872 Re sain
am no ue'ende. q slavery ~ ne ap-
trsss hos.'y always hsu cn.rms ior me
AMI ! ~oo'a prefer 70 see Al tne sons ana
uH"-n's's =. 4u.m ':miy ~ me inii
enjoe men. q ~ re rights 81 iorsn ~
tne Des'tFAt'on OF american inlepenu-
enec' y = Stern decree ot me Almighty
az uos ~ ,one Csc. interfere anu Ere
vent A. We resident ne was = thorn
~ Jcn Davis siue consinusiiy, because
ne Sineu Ior human riynts- Attne close
2. tne Wat ne 49, imprisoned ~ fort
warren ,or I've mouths, where ne con-
nnemenslPefmanentiy injured me netitn:
ne Wa MEMBER % me isst United
o'ase, CONGRESS ana resigned 20 make
~ inuepenacnt race ior uovernor. ne
nad oeen AZ congress Since 1917 Til the
present An insand ior many years
wnee'iue himself ABOUT "a chair, ne
only weighed ~ pounds wnen IN good
nes'tn, yet hsa inuomitaoie energy,
anu - c'aimeo mas hveu TOT the
past ten year. ~ force ~ ne WILL
ne % re4d me- ooisnsfies IN the city
IsPeFs on 40 occasions, When ne va.
thonsnt e oe Gean. re was 2 man %
very st.on$ PFeJuu.ees wnen aroused, -
rs ,eno.InS rnc'9en. occurring a..
non,n nov. 1ns LEGISLATURE PROVIDED
~ ~ ps.utnk - n's-s'.e portrait ~
me i.to SENIOR H'h- VII 70 remem-
oefea tnet ne resolution 40 question:
wss a.eouap.nieo ~ : preamble niieQ
VIII ne most e1a& kera.eo sn1 nonsense
So praise 2, senator NIL. Inc paper
49, returnen % me Lesisistnre py the
governor Win ne siSnincsnt ana char
astet'sic .nooF-ements Without rel
erence g !ne preamble, the resolution III
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-09
Real Estate for 8aIel
DOkNE & TRlPPET.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
> Jasper indiana,
sell Real Estate, Rent Houses. C.,l.st ~.
Fay Taxes. Make Conseynru a..
ON REASONABLE 7LRMs.



TVSHgy crer ser sale tAs ie!icwinv smepr 49,.
II bargain. ~ Heal Fstais M III. eurr.r M \,
sesssui, sto~ ~ as's y suy enc desiring " Iur
i. ~. LIS Le'.'s. =. Upper Mn. valued ,,.-
~ 49, Les elsss q ,. ,. Ednou.ssss s.se.s..
No. ST. Hudins suitable Tor Hotel.
30. Sra Acre. N Jefferson IT,. 70 acre. ssrrsa
Line kosa. An extraordinary bargain ~ ttco.
-. . - Asrss nfar Ja~pef--2o scfe> s'en-sa
Good orchard. VINEYARD WELL harm and icuss A.
trassdinssy tsrsslp a 900 Terms cflssrsr, ~.
N.. D.-tno acres near Knc>xiie Good slthrr.
las acres ssafef remainder veil timbesd Ter.
aud good kafg>r.
~. -. ~ Acres miles from Kr,xxillc .,n,s.
,ucs 81 coal and Iron On ~ ~ clear. dr IN.
gain and terms easy.
10. DE Of ne most siipihle lots IN y,crllr.,
sitti"nr n ne torn u Jasper. cheap terms ga
easy payments. an clear u inenmhhnee.
No. To- 20 acres good white onk snd coz, Ia
near rc~t'esk~Ait's bridge. on pa'cka u r.nr IN. To-
alton ~ The AIRLINE ,. B. and has OAK tlabsr snVt
% u 90 pay fos Il.
~. if.-A three acre LOT ~ Jsspsr. ~h rssa
house. rtahir crib &C. On A. NEXT 20 fafoka All Il.
cellent ioeAtiun ~ . mandatory. Cheap.
4 No. 12.-s0 farm me Hunfr rhrre rosa
Ihree mile. from Jasper. 81 seres cleared nfd Wi
wcathsr-tasrA-d. ~ = rooms and hitrt>r: reoS .sk
waters orchard 81 100 hearing trsss. i.rrs ~, ~
other outtuildinx-. 81 $i.oe.
! M. 1a.-so ncrss ns-r cei..fIre IN Tsr torts'r
rood house ~ rooms. go hearlrr tree N stf n.
Tins, ART cf 7co vines. fa'irx wufsr N sAs
ortev. On r"nt 'ssrs srd on easy rAymtnis Of VIII
,rats Tor good merchandise.
/ Nh. 1f.--A rood business stand IN Nj, Prkf.
Square. cheap and On easy terms Allrssss A. l-sn
/ Nh. 15.-One osthe hs-f hriek residences NJ t.xn
near % hu-insss. AMI on cay terms.
N. t6.-Two eligible lots 10 NcCri.in. 81 siii.,,a
70 Jasper. unier good fence
| ~. 17.-Flvc los torsfhcr IN Eurdect's >a.ssi.
Hon 70 re town. sIuntev me fence. hranilfr pA.
IN r~~i''nce. being nearly acres 81 spoi r-efr.v
IN ic'h street.
<ofS.--A Gond business Nm ~ " 1ssnr- ~stA,
iise'v state now On Il, whose lease ~ expire ss Nv
months. NV
No. 10.7 acres land ~ Tror roAf rns.spsrih
" ,H'ir from Jasper, vim hcrs. ~ rur ntr.
and cellar. stable .nt c*hsr crinfialtr~ chfsp sn4
es-y payments. .. win trade ny town paper.
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Nick Hoffman, who lives about two
miles southwest Or town. killed \ eag,e
On ~ farm the latter part Or la@t week.
y measured seven feet from tip 10 lip ~
~ W'ngA duntIngburg ArGus.
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WEEKLY COURIER
Jasper Courier
JOB
$40 4 YEl2, !iEIsss Ey!..s
80

THE EvANsvTrry y-rrr ~ cCyEFFE
n recognized raner rrsrrf N.rst II IA ~ fN
inert. ~ Am-rics1 journalism II rihis rAnsl fptf
amtnr tn metropeIiian jonrrsix NJ - fe'stkt w
|cumrlets New ~rnptr. " tke MISTER Mn ietftsF.
service having ~ snvArtsr. tf rerfettfNn WIFE WV
tvanrviIle DAILY fcrrisr. IfhF tf. frH N 7..
AZ NJ dispatches 81 III Western ASscnistst fsess
Newspaper N kssrc -igssltr. ~h
Its IN W. fullest " 49,. pa ~ Vertr. Far'
Issue contains complete story rlxf ttfit'y ~ e
densei notes ya-hsns, AN. sfAu'rirr. ifIa.ai
Science. &c ~ Market Quotations 49, esnp''f' ~
ltc be relied upon. ...
y unssrpasesi a. an ynfery-~irg rnrs rnd lfots .
worthy General Family NrNrrarrr lhs leM .,t.
brings 4 within reach " AZ. slssimeA eoIies ~
seen a. fhis sfrcc. .v
TIN JANFR Ccrr.rR u ~ most reliable r'1ss s
published VI Dubois County. go rtides it'fN M WI,
gives large amoun 81 eeuerhi nsvs Ana tssse''''
/ the host Wernfnrs - !. /, ar
send a. y~ur subscriptions. Only ss.r ,,. ,''
two good papers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-29
Republican Township and Municipal
Tickets.

The Republicans of Richland Tp, or
last Saturday nominated the following
ticket; Trustees. Benjamin Loper, Ben
jsuin Garrett, l. T. Craft: Clerk. Samuel
L. West; Treasurer. J. B. Hoge; Asses
sor John Banfeld; Constables, Wilson
Colby and NJ. S. Coffman.
Following is the ticket nominated by
the Smith township Republicans: Fol
Trustees, A. C. Ra age, Alex. Porter
fed, T. E. Lewis; Clerk. G. w. Pearson
Tres easurer, E. A. Mobly; Assessor
Matthew Cord n: Constables, L. w
Willis, David Ramsey.
The Republicans of Goshen tip. have
nominated the following ticket: Justice:
of the Peace, JOHN White, Thos. T. NC
Kisson; Trustees, IL. n. Gregg, VIM. IL
Harrison. Ralph Phillips; Clerk. JOSEPH
Dew Wright: Treasurer, Fl. c. Ewers
Assessor, james Burson; Constables
Thos. L. Heskett, James Burson.
On Saturday the Republicans of Pult-
new To-, nominated the following ticket
For Trustees, W. 81. McMahon, ID. B
Lowe, James Dunfee; Clerk, W. II. Lit
tie: Treasurer, Arthur McLlain; Consta
bles, John Glasgow. ]. q. Mcfarland
Central Committeeman, ID. ii. Darraf
and Charles Baltzell.
THE Republicans of Bellaire last Fri
day nominated the following city ticket
R. A. McGregor for Water Works Trus'
tee; I. L. Fawcett, P. T. King and 5. K
Wells, for Members Of the School Board
John Sanders was elected Central Com
mittesman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-29

bill amending the Law as 70 the mods
Of drawing juries; Senate bill giving
county commissioners power to extend
the tax levy for road purposes.
Bills introduced: Allowing endowed
colleges to appropriate all dividends to
the furtherance of the purposes of the
college; authorizing mayors to perform
the marriage ceremony.
House-Petitions presented: For To-
cal option; for State care of epileptic
insane.
Bill introduced: Making the removal
of bridge planks felony; making coun-
ty and township officials personally re-
sponsible for defective bridges.
MARCH Observation-Disclosures
confirmed: 7. J. Duncan and Henry
Loewor as Penttentiary directors, and
Louis Smithknight as inspector of oils
Bills introduced: Prohibiting persons
interested in other than the public
schools, or in the sale of books or appa-
ratus, from appointment as school ex-
aminers; allowing city councils to regu'
late the width of tires of vehicles used
on the streets.
HoUsE-Petition received: For the
care of incurable and epileptic insane.
Bills introduced: Amending section
444S so as to include the Strengthening
of streams; making the killing of deel
in private park a felony; amending
section 3lS6 so that persons owning ad
jacent property may tile, if satisfactory
to both.
Passed: House bill amending section
26l4, for the vacation of lots plated out
side of corporation lines; House bill ma
king hotel keepers responsible for losses
of guests on account of lack of proper
fastenings to doors and windows; House
bill authorizing the $4,000 levee bond:
of Columbus.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-29

the county, g,S65 forms, and 27a, ,4as acres
of improved land.
A gray fox was killed in Noble county
few days ago.
A gang of thieves recently left New
York City, whose purpose was to opeI-
ate in Ohio.
Newcomerstown will vote on the
question of new town hall next Mon
day.
Iu Seneca township, Monroe county
on the 10Th inst, Mrs. Mary Carpenter
died at the age of 81 years, months
She leaves II children, rs grand chill
dren, 80 great grand children, end 2
great-great grand children, all living.
Asher Williams, sr., and wife, Of Cam.
bridge, will celebrate their golden wed
ding on Wednesday of next week.
The Directors of the insolvent Woo
Growers Exchange. have filed petition
in common pleas at Steubenville, pray
ing that the corporation be dissolved
and All assessment made upon the stock
holders. The stockholders number 100
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SheTlf.
Reuben Harris ct al, admir-, VS.. Le-
roy Wise ct al. Motion of defendant
Sarah E. Wise, TO be dismissed as par
ty herein, overruled and ruling excepted
to.
Mary E.. Kennard vs.. B. & o. R. R. Co.
Demurrer filed by defendant Overruled.
Petition and bond for removal to U. S.
circuit court filed by defendants. Bond
approved.
Simon Baer & Sons VS.. Geo. W. Keller.
Injunction dissolved. Notice of appe .
by plaintiffs. Bond $500.
w. H. Fowler VS.. Elizabeth Parker.
Finding right of property iu defendant.
Judgment against plaintiff for $50 and
costs.
Edmund G. Morgan, assignee, VS.. VIM
G. Kinney ct al. Mandate from supreme
court affirming judgment of district and
common pleas courts.
James Kelsey vs.. Albert R. Norman
ct al Judgment in favor of plaintiff
for 1929 30. Decree for sale of mort
gagged premises.
John r. Robinson VS.. VIM. a. Gorby.
Motion for new trial oyerruled. Ex-
cepted to and leave given defendant to
prepare bill of exceptions.
Conrad Troll VS.. Ed'd L. Feeley, Treas.
Injunction dissolved and petition dis
missed. Notice of appeal by plaintiff.
Bond $500.
State of Ohie vs. Abram NJ. Good. j.
B. Smith, Esq. allowed $50 for assisting
the State in the prosecution of this case
Isaac Neiswanger vs.. Z. L. Feeley,
Treas. Injunction dissolved and petit
tion dismissed. Notice of appeal by plain
tiff Bond 500.
Callie X. Smith VS.. Drennen Clark ct
al. Finding due plaintiff 1904 16, and
to become due S23OO. Decree of fore
closure and for sale of mortgaged prop
erty.
Chas. Keiger VS.. James Baugh. Judg-
ment by default against defendant for
S1O6 1S.
Elizabeth Koehlein VS.. Valentine
Geesey Motion of defendant to set
aside verdict heretofore rendered over
ruled. Modified by agreement, so that
it shall be Sl32 90, instead of SlS7 80.
JOS B. Butler VS.. G. w. Carroll. admir-
Jas. Weir. Judgment in favor of plain
tiff for S62 81.
John B. Phillips VS.. John NJ. Gardner
ct al. Order Of sale is set aside and
stricken out, and defendant Rebecca
Phillips elects to take premises at ap-
praised value.
Dubois & Mccoy VS.. Mary J. True
man ct al. Findicg as to lien in favor
of defendant as to prayer for personal
judgment dismissed for want of juris
diction.
Samuel Williams VS.. Thos. J. Roush
ct al. Finding in favor of plaintiff. Or
der of sale for nortgaged premises.
Mary A. Frost VS.. Emily ]. White ct
al. Order for sale of real estate. Har-
rison Brady appointed trustee to make
sale to report at next term. Bond $4,000.
Eli Morgan VS.. Laura j. Morgan; di :
vOrce. Divorce granted.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-29
Death of Postmaster General Howe

TIMOTHY o. HOWE, Postmaster Gen
eral of the Uiited States, died at the
residence of his nephew, Col. James H.
Howe, at Kenosha, Wis. Sunday. Mr..
Howe was born in Livermore, Me-, Feb.
24, 1916. He received an academic edu-
cation and afterward studied law, which
profession he followed throughout his
life except when his time was occupied
by official duties. In 1S45 the deceased
was a member of the Maine Legislature.
and in the fall of the same year he be-
came resident of Wisconsin. A few
months after his change of residence
Mr.. Howe was elected Judge of the
Circuit and Supreme Courts of the State.
This position he held until 1855. when
he resigned. but did not long remain in
private life. In 1861 he succeeded
Charles Durkee, going to Washington
as a Republican, and, of course, as
strong Unionist. Mr.. Howe was honor
ed with reelection in 1867, and again
in 1878. At the expiration of his third
term he was.once more a candidate, but
after long struggle Matt. Carpenter
was chosen his successor. Upon the re-
signation of Postmaster General James
President Arthur nominated Timothy o.
Howe to fill the vacancy, and he was
promptly confirmed. For some time Mr.
Howe's health has not been robust, and
it was announced Saturday. that be was
suffering from pneumonia. His death
was, however, unexpected.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-29

ONE of the st. Louis papers sent out
circulars to every county in Missouri
and Kansas, and to those counties in In.
diana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee and
Texas, where winter wheat is largely
grown, requesting reliable information
as to the growing wheat crop. These
circulars were sent to millers and prin-
cipal farmers at county seats and larger
towns. In answer to over four hundred
of these circulars, replies from over two
hundred were received. These returns
show the CTUP prospects fairly mp to the
average, the acreage fully equal ard the
damage no more than ordinary. Indiana
gives the worst showing, Kentucky
next, then comes Tennessee and Illinois
with fair reports, while Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas give first class showing.