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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-19
Outrage in Wabasha County.

Plainyiew News: Last Saturday night a
band of robbers entered the house of Mr..
Benny, man nearly eighty years old and
living alone on his farm near this place, and
rousing the old man from sleep bound his
hands, tied handkerchief over his mouth,
threw him on the floor and piled the bed
clothes they discovered an old tobacco box
containing five 500 gold pieces, which they
at once appropriated. they then lett one
of their number to guard the old man and
the others proceeded to overhaul the pre-
misses. They found another horde of about
$3.50 secreted in feed barrel. This they
took, and then left the place. After the rob-
berry it seems that some OF the gang came up
to Fairwater mills and stole a horse from
Mr.. Jones of that place. They rode the
horse nearly to this place, abandoning him
near the Sylvester farm
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onship, but cannot raise $1O, 900, and says
Sullivan talking the latter figure is . bluff.
Tom slavin Of Wanamie Pa, who has
boosted of his pugilistic abilities. was terri
Cavanagh, recently, in twenty-three rounds.
At jackson, Texas. Joseph Blackerby
shot dead James Wyrick duaing quarrel;
John Green, Jr., killed his uncle, Joseph
Winchester.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-04-19
Rail and River.


A meeting was held in the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul offices in Milwaukee,
10Th inst, of The freight officials of the North
western and the St. Paul roads and the stage
: lines running west Of the Missouri river
from Fort Pierre and Chamberlain. The
purpose of the meeting was to decide upon
the joint railroad and stage rates to points
west OF the river. There We're present H. G,
Wicker, traffic manager, Northwestern; A.
q. Bird, general freight agent ofthe st. Paul;
and Capt r. Rlakely, president, and c. W.
Carpenter secretary, of the Northwestern
Stage & Transportation company. The fol-
lowing rates to Black Hills points, to Rapid
City. 1926 per 100 pounds; to Fort Meade,
1886; to Deadwocd, 50 SO; to Crook City,
So 40; to Sturgs City, 1886; to Central City,
$685..
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul COM
pany has purchased thirty acres of land at
Wabasha, and intend building there large
machine and repair shor, car house, and
round house, with capacity for twenty
will be built of brick, and sufficiently large
to meet the rapidly increasing business of
the several divisions converging there. The
property purchased is adjacent to the west
side depot OF the River division, and was
selected by Superintendent Clark. The
narrow gauge division to Zumbrota, it is
thought will soon be made broad gauge,
and partially rebuilt so as to straighten it..
This, it is supposed, will be done from a
Known as the Crawford Interest has been
arrived at.
John F. Lincoln, superintendent of the ST..
Paul division of the Omaha road, prepared
his resignation, and will tender it to the prop
er officials. Mr.. Lincoln stated that the
division OF the road west of St. Paul are to
superintendent ofthe Sioux City road, would
be placed at the head of the consolidated de-
partment. Mr. Lincoln would give no spec
ial reasons for his resignation, but said it
was done at his option, and without being
requested to do so.
The Sioux City e. Pacific to Valentine,
Neb., has beeL opened for business Valen-
tine is the county seat of the newly created
county of Cherry, and is Situated on the
valley between the Niob1ara river and the
MinpichafIuza creek, thirty miles south of
Rosebud agency, 119 miles east of Pine
Ridge agency, and 1856 miles east of Rapid
City, in the Black Hills. A full line of
coupon tickets will be placed on sale at VAL
entine for all points east and south.
The ice in Lake Pepin still holds together
but is melting rapidly. It is in honey
comb condition, and not of sufficient
strength to bear much weight upon it, but
yet strong lough TO impede the passage of
boat
Judge Brill Of st. Paul refuses to dissolve
the Northwestern Fuel company's injunc-
ton against the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
& Northern.
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Will ofthe Late Peter Cooper.

Will Ofthe Late Peter Cooper.
The will of the late Peter Cooper has been
filed in the surrogate's Office and is dated
May %, 1871. There is codicil executed
in July, 1875, containing the following
clause:
I give and bequeath to the Cooper union
for tie advancement of science and art the
sum of $1OO, 900, in addition to all other
sums of money or property which during
my lifetime have given or shall give to
said institution, such 100000 to be kept in
vested as fund for the benefit of the said
institution, and the income thereof to be ap-
piled by the trustees to the general uses and
purposes thereof.
The great bulk of his personal estate Mr..
Cooper gives IN equal proportions to, his
two children, Edward Cooper and Sarah
Amelia Hewitt. The estate is valued Ut
So, OOO,O0
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The superintendent Of motive power of the
Northern Pacific road has been experiment.
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FOREIGN GOsSiD.

Foreign Gossip.
Jennings London Cable: 1t is understood
hat the government privately discomfort
ances any question in parliament about the
action of the United States, but popular
opinion is strong that the American author
tiles desire to do right and will do it. It is
probable in case we have another explosion
that the manufacture all importation of nj
tro.glycerine and similar explosive COM
pounds will DC prohibited entirely. This
course is partially recommended by the
Spectator and several other papers. For all
this, nothing approaching the panic that
seemed to be setting in only few days ago
exists.
There is no relaxation on the part oil
the authorities of their endeavor to detec
and arrest suspicious persons. The police
haveju come into possession of information
that man has arrived in Dublin who is
supposed to be an emissary of the dyna-
mite section, and whose mission is the de-
struction of property. All the hotels are
watched with the hope of arresting him.
The Coldstream guards have been placed
court house, where the trial of the Phoenix
park assistant is to take place. The object
is to secure protection of the Off
GERS of the court and of the informers who
are to testify against the men.
l London Cable. Ex-Marshal Bazine's de-
Tense, which he published at Madrid, has
made its appearance in London. 1t is de-
cidedly weak, and makes his case rather
worse than it was before. The ex-marshal
has really no defense to make for his surren
der, and military critics UNANIMOUSLY think
that he has condemned himself, especially
oinco tho 1u f7oEon ,,ooo;h1o &ho% h. -
with an eye to political contingencies, CON
dennis him from the soldiers point of view.
The Times passes the same judgment upon
him.
At q meeting-o of Irish members of parlia-
ment in London, Justin Mccarthy presided.
Parnell was not present. A resolution was
while the good work done by Irish Ameri-
cans was fully recognized and appreciated,
it was advisable at the present juncture,
that Parnell should remain in England to
attend to parliamentary duties. -
In Paris it is announced semi officially
that on account of the hostile attitude III
the Mandarin forces, French troops haze
been compelled to take possession of the
citadel al q Nmoudiae in AMMAN. The
French representative had, on account OF
the insults of the people, permitted by the
officials, quilted the capital of AMMAN.
Private inquiries at Galway and Ennis,
Ireland, show the existence there of socie-
ties similar to the Invincibles. The dlscov-
cry is regarded as important, and will throw
further light upon the alleged connection OF
the Invincibles with land league outrages.
A large section ofcountry in the southern
part of Russia is covered with water, owing
to floods in the rivers, and traffic on rail-
ways ia suspended temporarily.
DR.. Hartmann, young physician OF
Rostock, Germany, has been appointed
special physician to the queen of Madagas-
car. 81. s. Il
Mr.. Duunell thinks Carlisle the coming
speaker. #*s' s.... -
Personalities. s
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ing with the coal found out in the Moth
ern Pacific country, and finds that it will
work splendidly W it'll the locomotives.
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Personalities.

4 p. +. Drake Of st. Paul. now. in Europe
in q letter to Land Com missioner Drake. Of
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Cornelius Vanderbilt nas given 5000 to
the American Church Building Fund com
mission protestant Episcopal New Yor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Reason Why.

sHWhere Is the old steward?'' in
CURED traveller as he stepped
aboard an outgoing steamer, Just pre-
yious to his departure
.tOh, he was discharged some time
ago," replied the captain
why. he seemed to be frst-class
fellow rejoined the first speaker (:
.'why was he kicked out5s'
ssWelI, to tell you the truth. he got
too big for his breeches, and we
bounced him." emphaticalIy ejacu-
lated the captain
This conversation occurred within
hearing of bright-eyed, intelligent
little girl. the daughter of one of the
tourists on that steamer Subse-
quently another passenger arrived,
and. after bestowing casual glance
around, said=
Il don't see the old steward; what
has become of him2''
81 think he was discharged, - vol
unteered Z bystander.
'tDo you know what for?''
ssNo, SIR
81 do" pTped small voice from
the cabin door.
Looking around. the inquirer saw
the smiling face of little girl peep
ing out at him
1tWeIl- my dea-," said he, why
was the steward dfschargedc''
ssOh, 1 don't like to teII.'' she bash
fully replied
.EBut L wanttoknow, :" he persisted
':Come. tell me, that's a good girl
Whist did they discharge him forz''
"'Cause-" she slowly answered.
cause his pants were too short ~
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CuNSECTRSS


At HAoERsTawN. MD, with tho Western
Maryland Railroad to and from Baltimore, Frod-
rricll, Emuiittsburg, Gettysburg, Pcnmar,
WRyIscsborn. Pa. and points ON tho Western
MARYLAND Railroad aud branches.
With the Cumberland Valley Railroad To and
from Harrisburg. Carlisle. Shippcnsburg. Clam
b;rsburg. MCrccTsbmg, MaTtiIsbUTg. aud points
on the Cumberland Valley R'IilrORd aud
branches.
Also to and from Piitsburg aud the West aud
Northwest. and Boston. New York. Rliih-
dclphia. and the North and East
At SHENANDOAH. JUNCTToS, ". VA. with
Main I.ine of Baltimore x Ohio Railroad to aud
from Washington
n HrvE1.ToN. VA, with Nanaasas Branch of
Virginia Midland Railway.
Al WAYNEsBORo .ITNCTIoE, Va, with ClIes-,
apcalc - Ohio Railway 10 and from Green
hricr White Sui! lur Springs aud RiC.l,nOnd.
at Loon LAIRD. with Lexington Branch oE
Richmond IL Allegheny Railroad.
At NSTURkI. BRIDGE. with Mnin Line OF
Iichmohd * -illc:yhuny BniIrond-
II koASoEE, with Norfolk tE Western Bali
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
1t RIVERSIDE. for Lexington. Va.
a: BoyCE STATION, for Wildwood and Win
chester, Wa.
NORTIIwARD. DAILY
philadelphia Timc.) E1cEPr
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FROM TIE sOUIa.
Perfect Combination 'Eiii F,-o GrIiprs ..dccr
LEGgS- III z Canc1rns JIoL

Perfect Combination ,-ii fro S,,Fip,,, .--r-
hEJs's-I: ia.y . Concerns lou
There Is 10 mistake about Il" remarked DE-.
NJ F. Flowers. of ti;sl!;:ti:t. Missouri BEN
SONS CAPCISE POROUS PI.ASTERS arc
one of the nCgtcst combinations ever produced
They have ty-p kinds 90 advantages over ell
others wlIlci: we may c5ft the minor and the
major First they arc clean ard uicas:,s!t to
use. never soilfr:GS the hand. no: tue liner. Of the
ETS3:er- Second. il;cv pct quickly and Icwer-
fully. have tried The C.pcina Plaster IN nv
self for pneumonia. and :y patients for yl-
rioSS diseases. such Is Neuralgia. Muscular
rheumatism Lunlir:s.o. Kiilncv trouble ctc
and in all eIsc relief ii:;s followed IN from three
20 fOrty-ciEEt hours
Dr. Flower merely voices The written or oral
opinion of thousands in his profession BEN
SONS CAFFEINE POROUS HLASTERS arc tho
perfect external dpIliclliOn- Tie genuine hay.
the word C&PCiN f ent in the cansr.,. Price p
cents Seahury * Johnson, Chemists New
York FcIt-+v.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

CORDIAL Relations BRoNES--Mrs-
Bezumbee, a tall, elderly lady, who
always dresses in deep black. and is
very much given to making calls,
viii from now on make no more
friendly visits to the mansion of Col
onel Bailey Dayton She was sitting
on the gallery surrounded by the
family. when large turkey buzzard
alighted on a tree near the house.
What a large buzzardt'' remark
ed Mrs. Bezumbee.
'.Is that a brzzard2'' asked little
Emily. very much amazed
'+Yes. my child, that's buzzard. ~
ssBut it don't look much like YOU ~
s'Of course it don't look like me.
Who says buzzard looks like meIs'
SWhy, ma does Every day when
she sees you coming she SAYS there
comes that old buzzard again
Tableau.
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Tin, Sheet Iron, Roofing.
eRoeEelEs, PRgYIslaHs, NoTIeHs,

April %. 1882.
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To Stock Raise.s.

FsNIE undersigned Iaving rsidcrahIe expert
Z ence III tic gcidiu-- III stoci5 Offers his rro-
tCss.oTa! services ~ she Stock RaiScrs Of Jef.-
son and adj ching counties. promising care II,
The execution # work entrusted 70 him VIII
also gave attention 10 diseases IL i!Jrz.z Also
has q patent Auti-RCntcT. which he viii nj,.jIT
to Hogs Letter. addressed to me- at Duficid's
Depot or CharlsstOTn VIII Tccc..c PROMPT at
:ETtIOa- TcTrl:s reasonable.
Feb. y. ~. JO!Es =. SCIIAFETFR
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GARDEN SEEDS DIRECT FROM THE
GEowER--Mr- Joseph Harris More
ton Farm Rochester, N Y. has
sent us his new Catalogue of Field,
Garden and Flower seeds, for 1888.
Those who want good, fresh seeds.
direct from the grower. will do we'll
tosend for Mr. Harris New Catalogue
for 1888 1t is sent free to all appIf-
eants- Address Joseph Harris, More
ton Farm. Rochester. n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

NTGE people are aiways OF the Ioo':
~ iOJL OFT Tor q a1cea 10 increase tiiciT
earnings. ard in time b, INC Wealthy; those
who do rot improve t!icIr o9poEtGL ;'es remain
ia poverty. We C:Fcr-G 1-r:s; cl.anc. 70 make
rln"eT- We want IIi@E'T men. vJr.cl. boz. JG
eiTls 20 work f0r IL right In Their tETf, IOcai
tics. Any DO the york J,ropcri-- fror.,
the fir stTt- The business ~. pay more than
tn ti'nes oE!.Hgry Eag.s. ExT,e:r:y, o-ItEt
furnished free. 20 enc gg:i0 engages fails to
max" money rapidly. Yea can devo:. vour
Whole tsIne 20 the gEor;: o. G yCi;r SPARE mo,
mems. Fali Information and ali tI.:.t i needed
sent free address STt=soN 4 Co. Portland.
Maize Dccc,HJsr - lSs2-IE.
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-PoETIcAL.
Kitty andI.

) Over the lawn romped Kitty andI
Kitty, with eyes Of yelyety sheen,
With her peariy teeth and her winsome ways
The prettiest ever seen
TherewasnonelikeAe rin thewide, wide world
Kitty, MY love. my queen
hut Klttyrs matron now. my boy,
And I am bachelor lone
EOr sse-ran away with Tom, you know,
And the days and nights have Town
Since saw her last IN the mountain, pale,
Kitty, my pearl, my OWL
How did ii happena Don't ask me now.
II Is useless. mind you, to tease;
and eocIdn't tel you the reason why
II you begged me on your knees;
But was wilfnl, Maynard boy,
and Kitty-a pure maitesei
-CAieaJo Tribune
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20
ERRORS NFYOrTM

L GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous DEBILITY. PREMATURE DE
CAY. and all the effects OF youthful intiiScrSt:On
VIII for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it. the recipe and direction
for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad-
vertisers experience can do so by addressing
IN perfect confidence JOHN B. OGDEN.
Feb g. SLY II Cedar St, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20
NrEDTCfNAL.
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation of
life, it circulates through every part
of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health IS impossible.
IF disease has entered the system
the oay sure and quick way to drive
Il out IS to purify and enrich the
blood
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that aEctEing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made bIacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
Browns IRON BrTrERs will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing II, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and It will
mar blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively rof injurious.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-20

As will be seen by the above. we have sue
cecded Mr.. Butt in the Carpenter and Building
ton for years past rs employees of Mr.. B.. i'll a
measure well known to the people OF the COM
munity. We. therefore, simply offer our ser
vices to the public, and propose to take con-
tracts for Building. Repairing. and all work in
our line, at moderate rates. and TO execute the
same promptly and satisfactorily. So saving
we respectfully ask Il portion of the Public
patronage. BLESSING & BELLGR.
October 81 1882
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ETeras ST1inGs.

BRIGHTs DISEASE DIaBETEs.-Be-
ware of the stuff that pretends to
cure these diseases or other serious
Kidney, Urinary or Liver Diseases.
as they only relieve for a time and
make You ten times worse afterwards.
but rely solely on Hop Bitters, the
only remedy that viii surely and per
manently cure you 1t destroys and
removes the cause of disease so eff
feetually that it never returns.
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i CARD

To an who are suffering from the errors and
indise-etion of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay, loss of manhood, &c. viii send a re-
eiPe that win cure you. FREE OF CHARGE.
ms great remedy was discovered by a mission
airy IN South America Send a self addressed
envelope % the REV JOSEPH T. IxGAS. Ss,fion
~ Nees IoFA cry Aug 5, ISSs-Iy.
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,fIDDLEwA9, Jefferson CO. ". VA.

Our work has been sold all through Jefferson
and adjoining CpTulits. and has always given
satisfaction N every particular
j Is constant aitu work tie very best
material ard "a do al work ia - irzt-cln.as man
rcr, and as 10 our prices We pledge ourssl yes to
do work - low or lower than iirst-class work
can be done fpT t.s=c,rh,.,-a-
II parties wish to ronsut IA regard Ia work
and do not fad il convenient to visit Our fac
tory. we VIII. If notified By postal card. send -
representative OF t!lo tirn t" visit them III their
homes. and give all necessary information
Secondhand vehicles and good Horses - Ken
in exchange Tor "..rIS
We keep constantly large variety Of New
Vehicles in stock. and h'Iv,. also Second Hand
Carriages. BIgges, tSr. when --ll very low
\. !. ANDERSON y co.
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Saved his Child.
r N Eu:a~ ST. Baltimore. Nd.

r7N- Eu.ar ST., Baltimore. Nd
Gents:-Upon the recommends
ton of friend / tried BRowS's
IKoss BrTTERS as a tonic and re-
sror7tige Tor my daughter, whom
Twas thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption
Having lost three daughters BY the
terrible disease, under the care of
eminent physicians, was 10th 20
believe thlr anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, 20
my great surprise, before my darSh-
ter lad taken oa=b bottle of BRovX's
1EoN Brrrus, she began to mend
and noS Is cutie restored to former
health A 9Th daughter began 10
show signs of Consumption, ard
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonics were re-
CURED :" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BRowS'S
1RosE brrTEK5, responded chat Is
I good tonic, take il
ADo1A,T PABLPS
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MECHANICAL.
j. W. BLEss1SG.l IF. i. BELIEF
BLESSING q 8EALER,
Successors to James W. Bu:t.)
Carpenters and Builders
Charlestown, ". Va.

AZ health being such as to nccessi:atc re-
W. inQuishncnt of my personal attention 10
some portion OF my numerous business affairs
have turned ever my entire Carpenter ard
Building Business TO AicssrS. Blessing & EelleT.
hitherto in my employ. Both are competent
energetic and faithful. with abundant expo
riencc, and all work entrusted to them will. !
am sure, be faithfully and satisfactorily ex-
ecuted- JAMES W. BUTT.
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IS Pullman Sleeper, daily, ON Express No.
3, New York TO Memphis, VIA Harrisburg, con-
meeting Al RopuoEc with Pullman Sleeper for
New Orleans. via Knoxville and Atlanta aud
nj Dalton with Pullman Sfcepcrs for Jackson
vile. milking virtually no change New York 10
Florida, and New York To New Orleans.
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