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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-03-15

Washington Telegram: There is al
ready a good deal Of talk about the gov
ernorship of Dakota. and now that it is
practically settled that Ordway will not
he reappointed, several men ofininence
are getting their documents ready to
present when Ordway makes his exit.
The two leading candidates are x-Post-
master Gen. Tyrer and x-Consressman
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-03-15

- "A . a week 81 home. s.. 90 outfit free. Pay
Z. K p. absolut ~ sure. No risk. C6pitG! not
sfA SreqGiIel Reader, If you want business.
SaS Nat which persons of e ther sex, Young
or old, can make great pay oil the timc G.. cy
wofE, with absolute certainty. write FIR partic-
ularS 10 III lIAILErT & Co., Portland, Naiie.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-03-15
Notice of Final Proof
OF Andrew Marble, d. s. No PHI
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwooD, d. +. /
Noye,nbpr q 1854 I

Land OFFICE AT DEADWOoD, ID. T..
November 9, 1883
Notice IS hcrey given that the f~ollowing.num-
cd settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of his claim, and THAT said
proof will be made before the Judge or cler!, Of
t3e District Court. Custer County. ID. T., NJ
Custer City. d. T., on Tuesday, Dec. 10Th.
1888. viz:
Andrew Marble, d No 2ll7 for the So or sec Z
tp 3 sonth range 9 east.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz;
A Huf, Samuel X Maddox, Edward Calhoun
and ID \ Palmer of Battle creek, Oak.
y. p. LUSE, Register.
First publication, Nov. II.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-03-15

Essp1 ~ FOR the working class. Send 10 cents
for postage, aud we will mail free, a
aJa ksroyal, valuable box ofsample goods
Va ~ ~ ~ that will put you in the way Of
making more money in a few days than YOU ever
thought possible at any business. Capital not
required. We wlll stalt you. lou can work all
the Tine or in spare time only. The work is ul-
ifeTsaliy ada pied to both sexes. young and OIL.
You can easily earn from 80 cents to 81 every
evening. That all who want work may test the
business, Wc make this unparalleled oHCr To all
WHO are not wen satisfied we Will send 81 20 pay
ior the ttuUolc OF writing us Fni particulars,
dirL,tto!'S, tt|., sent free. Fortunes viii I've
made by those " no give tiicir Whole time 10 tic
work. Or ~ SUCCESS Absolutely sure. Font de-
lay. START nov. dress SilhsuH y Co., Port
land, Maine.
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County Officers.

Register-J. p Luse Deadwood.
Raceiver-E. r. Champlin. Deadwood.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1884-03-15

Wood received at this Office on sub.
scription.
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District Officers.
H. A Iand Off

Tudge-Hon. William Z. Church.
Attorney-A, j. Plowman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
SuLPHuR SPRIN y.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, April ~ -[CorrespoDd
enc- the poet Won scarcely convince
"Gende Annie" that spring had come. II
has proved blessing TO the Oldest inbabi'
tsnts 0ne climbed down to the dep hs OF
bis memory, and ! hDpa conscience. and
years ago, dating from yesterday. This
week has been quite heavy frost, and the
coolest OF east winds, when overcoats, NUT.
fiers and fires absorbed the man. Notwith-
standing this, no complaints have been
made OF gardens or fields being Injured.
rhur,day aud Friday nights wers the 90.
cteions OF concerts, el0cution and cslishe-
WAS 10 furnish oil needInl appliances OF the
school. Quite large crowd gathered. and
every one expressed, particularly at tho
drill phys cllv OF the class, Consisting OF
thirty-two gili and an equal number OF
bows In their red aud black uniform they
presented an interesting sighr.
Deep down ia every w0msn's heart Turks
q love OF beauty, aud what ia the material
world T. 90 satiafyiug Us lovely combina-
lions OF ribbons, flowers ana lsces.
Ole a. orr merchants snd nn eX-mer-
chant, raised a row Yesterday over last busi-
Hess relations aud torawhile .hot-Runs were
In demand thnaRh they stacked arms, aud
! hops let not the sun 80 down on their
wrath.
Culoers)n's opponents arc fow now, and
far between One or two notgs were
sounded, but no one took no the refrain
and he snunde were lost note OF on tbs dee.
crt air. in the woods between here aud Jei-
fersnn. Why should CplbeIson be made
20 give way2 lie 10 doing good service. Has
more Influence 10 do good than any young
msmbsr As for his tariff record, Il shoud
be recalled only 20 commend; not con.
oemn. Young sspirants must bid their
lime.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
hlEhlllIAN.

MERIDIAN, Auril H. Correspondence
Hon. G. w. Jones heard from: The Fort
Worth Gazette publishes IA interview with
the diflinguished Texan that IL unique, aud
perhaps characteristic, IN which b. Is pre-.
esn'ed - a probability Ia the next elecli' u
for cove nor. IL he uttered the c1pIessionp
attributed 10 hiD ia the Gazette ne IL well
sdveri'sei as wanting IN the ess.n,isl elr-
meutafs QIa.i'l atoms FOR executive OF this
state--c0uIe.y ufguf and com mon sense
His remarks about Governor Ireland, his
slcoessiul com petit0r, furnish reading tbot
II ubtrate the bar-room and crost- roads t4lk'
let, and not tue statesman hat Texas needs
for executive. dis aifemDt to cnarge the
governor with the prevalence Of il wle,sness
aud p want OF capacity, 10 rs contanptible
as The remedy thst he sdvettisee that he
would apply, or have applied II II coutiaue0
making the counties Ia which fences are
cut pay the owners tor them. Under such
. system. II an irin'ic legislature can he
imagined tina, woulc, under nir recon.
incubation, put i Ia force u would not TO
long before the ownfrs would be cutting
fences. Ike men VITO insure ana burn, and
he making out fabulous and fraudulent
caima Tor damages. But the IDEA it.6lt "
u total misoonception nt right, law and jas
tice. There 10 no hotter reason why the
honest and innocent people Of county
should pay for fences ihas are destroyed,
where the people living near them the
owners themselves, grand J aries eod oificefs
tai 10 tnd the Criminals, than there ~ ~
making them pny for ,hs h6'oe aud cattle
that are Stolen and carried awsg, or for tue
Kill NC oi stonk that range on "frse grass"
the owners OF demolished past ures shond
f0olishy resort 20 ihsi crime. it Il In per.
feet 0ccorO. 40 ever, with his predict ong
as % iba future OF parties and the crurSe
and political alignment Of Senalor Core End
others iu the Eysn,s mentioned by him, IL
10 fortunate Tor Texae that Coke has The
wisdom aud Gag 2cty, aud devotion 60 prin
ciile tn choose his own course. and not 60
have them pointed cut TO him By Mr.
Jcues. There Is nothing IL this iateuded
TO reflect on Mr.. Jones personally, or to call
IN question his vernciiy md Integrity
There are thousands Of clever gentlemen IN
Texas who possess ihese, bat are wanting
in qualifications for ths responsible post
ton for tho governor Of the stare.
The peopie in Tits Pection have respect
for the men who ara spoken of as compet'-
tors for the nomination Tor goveroorag
Governor Irela md while they do mt sympA-
thise in tho opposition TO hin--msn, who.
II they do not wreck their pro nee on such
"A inrlorn hone. may b. houored hereafter
But me sen;iflont for Ireland Is strong and
prevailing. The same IS true OF Mr.. Well
born, the present prmber OF cnngrsfs Ii
Ia not opposition 20 other men but oiepo.
sition 10 sustain On able aud faithful renr,-
sentative o. Texss In congress who has cx.
pericnce sud has distinguished himself AID
honnred the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
I.ASYI.AND.

E.sTLASD, April 13.-TCorresponnence
In response TO the call OF their chairman,
Daniel RsGheld, the republicans met ia
county convention ~ the couft-house yes
terday. The usual proceeding OF such
meetiogs was ground out. Daniel Rsdflsli
WAS appointed delegate 10 the Fort Worth
nonvention. as the little conventions
finally make up the big one that makes the
president. the Eissland county r. pu blicane
will play Their psrt in bringing out the
man, wh1m oil good republicans hope 20
push ahead OF 8. j. riiien next Novem-
Der.
Slncs iny last writing we have had some
court house excitement. The contractors.
Il seems pnahedthe l'one cutting far ahead
of the afcli eets estimate. THIS week that
part of the work was completed. aud Pay
day came for the workmen and found the
contractors without money. The commis-
eioners codrt had already paid off iAborers
shead OF the architects estimates and
thought II time 10 cal s halt. 1t seems
that the only cbanc. for the contrsc ors IL
20 throw up the contract. The commits
sioners have been in session yesterday and
last night 10 deliberate on the matter, but
have not made their deliberations public.
the workman ere now ell out OF employ
ment and on expense, while waiting for their
psy. As Il may be OF some interest and a
little profit 10 those who ars wise en-. ugh
to profit by the experiences OF others, will
fnrnisn "a the readers Of the HERALD full
account OF the outcome.
Business on our streets ard in our stores
IA a little more brisk than usual. New
goods arc daily arriving. and while nos *.
trnvsgsnt IN auslity, they chow that our
merchants are supplying people OF means
aud OF taste.
This AFTERNOON Is 20 pleasant that the
youth and beauty OF Essilsnd are Masking
Inc evening more enjoyable. 10 themselves
At least. BY outdoor promenades.
The measles have about taken their exit,
hut not while = victim was le0, 20 the
sword Was only sheathed for lack OF srgu-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
sTOCKHOLOERS MEETING.

c,TocKHoLDERs AND DIRECTORS nFET.
- spR.--KoiIce Is hereby givcis thst the regu-
sr annual meeting Of the sto kholdcfs OF he
Texas & 81 LouIs Railroad Company Ia Twas
Ter. reres, on "Wednesday, the 3lth day Of
April. 1884, ~ 10 oeock a n, TOR t1o purpose
Of elerting nine Directors. 10 serve for the en-
suing year, and for the irArssct,o ofsuch other
business az may pro orly come before said
meeting.
Notice Il also given that the ressiisr annual
meeting Of The Board OF Directors OF raid Com
rany will also be held on the same day, and VI
the ssme place, at ~ o'clock m. fo- the purpose
OF electing Prcsidenr, vice-Pfes ident secrc-
tary. Treasurer. and such other Officers ss they
may deem necessary, aud for the transaction OF
the general buslucss OF thu Company
CHAS 7 BONNER, Secretary.
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A eiilni, I'm Iimn.

\ ur children are always getting into
trouble Of some soit 1r other. They cut OF
burn heir hands, sprain their ankles crush
or hurt themse Yes Ia many way. They
have sudden nttaoks of crsmpa, diarThoea
or dys.ntery A physician is cent for, de-
lsv ensuee and frequently the coasequen-
oes are serious THIS could all Nc avoided
by having supply OF PoED's EXTRACT q,
hand. Nothing will relieve psa 81 quickly
stop bleeding or heal wounds, b'rises, etc
Its action IL quick, sure and unfail'Dg Flu ]
directlous mr.. supplied with rech bottle.
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Iinrsrord,. Acid Phnspintc.

I INVALUtDLH = A IONIC.
DIR. ]. l.. PRATT, Greenfield, H., saws:
/ Il is Ill that Il claims TO be-invaiuable as
tonic IN any case where IA acid tome -
| indlcsfed.
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WANTS.


tNTANrFD-PARriE s IN TIRE CITY wAEl-
w ~ pnsturaga FOR their raule would 90
well 10 iiqulte at corner C.d.r anu Portland
streets. snrl5-iw
WANTED-AGENTs ADDRESS THE ST.
W OuIS LIE TR G LAMP co. 81 Louis.
No. fjf cifculsr. cuts ana terms for III % Can
die Power Casperson Elertrc Lamp.
UyANTED-FOuR GUOD SIC MASTERPIECES,
w IL, 50i elm street upstairs aprl2 8.
tHTANfED-AN ERR md BOY AT 81 MAIN
w suCct aprll.3t
yVANTED-FIFTY LADY OPERATORS
W Apply betwl ca the hOuri OF 2 md q m, on
Main street on,rsace. III I'd hoor. nienshlp
n Bake. ap ar
IUAgTEn-To rELL Low, ONE SO "A
w ape,alu.. IN go1d order also two fount ils
CaAS KAHN. apf2 In
igTAkrED TWO BOILER MANERs. AP.
w rly Immediately 70 Novelty Iron Works
Good wage aud staa1y e~ploI ont john
WESTER. lenl0u
IyANTED--ACrlVE MEN TO CANYAaS
w TO our subscription books In Every city and
,uunty Ia Texas; liborai ierns ara permanent
employment gwen. Call GA or address T. W.
sIONG. . . Msinst MACS INIT
IXyANTED--YoU TO STOP ATTBENATI0N
w AL BOgEL: ntsl.clsss accommodations 81
feasonapie rats ONLY ONE DOLLAH AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENT PER DAY. She huild
iug r. brick, With throO stn'rwRy6 ~ Gaze fnrs
Located Ia Che ouEiRcGs portion 81 the city. only
enc sqparo from stroet-car Inc, and ono square
fcom teJnr q Pacific and aigs0un kSclhc Dorot
Convenient 10 pesssugefs coming or gong oyoT
either road Oiico open all night Guests arc
allied FOR all trains II, CLEAkY, Proprietor
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nALIAs TEXAS. MARCH 25 1884 No.
~ tice 10 WHOM Il May Concarn: All per-
Sons are notified not TO cut or cause u he cut OF
removed sny timber from Bois " Ars Island. On
TfsnIfy river, 16 miles southeast city a. Dallas.
DALLAS county. Is they Ill be prosecuted accord
msr3sdis8wai w. KLLlorT ow.a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

There are many cheap CO. metios lsred
for sale which clsim 20 contain nothing 10.
jprious % the skin. This IA ill hosh, oil on
very nearly all, are compounded from the
mos dsleierlous and poisonous drugs IN
tho materia needles, they destroy the vital.
lly Of the skin making the consumer ure.
mgiurriy wiihorcd and old. j A P,Zz1ni
guarantees his medicsted complexion DOW
der entirely free from nll injprious mater.
Use mons other snd you will never regret.
PRICE so cents ana 81 per box. Sold by all
druggists and perfutpfFs
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ment. While no fatal cases have occurred I,
May ~ our citizens who have been
through the rub. have much the appear
snoc o. u small ca. that had been wearied
by large dog.
Several new buildings ere on tho pro.
ersmmc Some on pansr and some on the
s'ourd and some sptculi tl0n IA reference
~ who VII BE- tue niistEees OF one or twc
al them.
Yesterday afternoon q wtl'-dretped
yuulb with tend.T muslhnlo entered
tAt Onioe ~ Surveyor Morgan and made
.omc inquiry about land matters. aud
iioslly pssed the price OF ''llcsns,." Know.
nR that yOuns men not iniftquentiy con-
rioe land matters aud mHtfimOny la n DOL,
lectiye way, hat officer promptly informed
hiiu that the mibimum pfioe oil state
'chcp lgud wsa So pot ecre ana tho maxi
mpm p'ico VI mHpioee lics1ee was ~ 80.
Atter biushiue sud ciesrigg NJ his throat a
few times he asked 1.-THE surveyor hsd time
I issue q d cument He was directed 10
the county clerk who he was informed had
a monopoly OF that branch OF business In
Esstlsnd. to such an extent that IL Rad be.
come Improbable for Il Others. Mr.. HUI,
the centlcmsnly deputy rlsrk, proceeded
TO take the young mans ALL iavit ms 20 the
merrlageshIe are ~ the parties, when ~ ap'
peered that the lady 10 tho rshct OF somo
festive ewaiD, who. about tnree years ago,
concluding that hs had bssksd in the sUn-
shine II her charm, long enough 10 ont for
parts unknown and " still! supposed TO
BE- still 10 the flesh and iu'ther, that the
lady IL withont bill o! dlyoioomsD,. THIS
appearing Mr.. Hill gently broke the newe
II him that sne Was not legally tree 10 con-
tract another msrregr With mucn as
constituent tho youngsier ask'd II thIeo
years did rot give free divorce" He
WAS iniorm-d thai. as the bueinoss Ia which
he was cont to engage vas liitlg risky,
he had better consnlt q lawyer bsiore ~.
iug that kind o. n divorce. When las,
sren he was vending his way, wifh disap.
spirted aud woe begone APPEARANCE, rom
The otce OF ~ leading las iirhi, and so the
county clerk has misted ice and ,ho sur
veyor G land sale: and al because the laws
OF rexss won't allow woman 10 have two
husbands j NJ. MORGAN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

Tho Pull mud luh mic Tex, 81 senator
lIilps iii.
How Uncic Sam will havr 10 "PouR'
bflss."

huicaclss Of a wngsiy Measure
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

ISUR sALE-A FINE LOT or PURE hRED
/ jersey heiiers; also q CIV imp aried thor
ough bred high grade HolsIeins ut Riverside
ltreets Dallas TEXAS inRt29 I'm
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y,oR RpNT-aooMsF FOR aEET, FUR rIsH
Il ed or unfurnishei. at 2Oi L!ys Oak street
References ex hanged aprlg.lt
FOR RENT-OSE FiNEFU aNisHED ROOM
to rent Tor I'VE gentlemen Only; sonih ex-
posuIc, NJ 1923 Ella street Apply - above adj
dress apri36t
nor RENT--a HOUSE NTH nURRooMS,
I 100 from corner 81 Jackson ANA Ata'd sts
Apply TO T !. PUTTY, cJrger Of Jackson aud
AkatR streets. eptl2-6t
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NOR SALE WO GlOD skCOND-HAe d
X piano, ether All Cash or cR-l monthly in
staliments. WILL A. WaTKIN & 90 H., ii
Building, Vain street aurl5lt
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Therewin tcas O h slowing clyo
Colorado City, Texas !
the
vo Myedo
viii cli On THE GROUND
26th DAY SbHT VA ". l@sS4.
have ilosdf
Refunded nc Ilrt,s wsln
CHOICE RESIDENCE and BUSINESS LOCATIONS
In nnu flor
i
T. ~. DAUT8sGEsTY. Dallas. Texas.
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NOR SALE OR RENT - A III tsr.CLASs,
n brand new y ano. viii sell on the install.
meut -lan. apply 20 8it Rosa avenue, ieb29f
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-oR sALE-CaEAP pa ACRES OF LAND
scar X eburg Station on Texas Trunk hntl
road. Inquite OF LATHRoP& LAIHROR. Gi3
Elm street msr2b-1-G
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

WHsOns plnMa, ullu aIi lNI 90 80. y = TV,-
sand 1ve hundred dol ars; time tl.50l Ia cash,
balance In one two three four and ive years,
at per cent Address W q. CONNOk b x
AL Galveston. Texas. fcb0'lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

TOR S -LK-BANKRUPr sTOVK foR SALE
We have sock OF goods worth 5000 and a
We Wi sci oh 40 for cash, or trade f,r pnlas
city property BbANKEN hip d ~ .KF.
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EOR SALE.

TOR sALE-A PONY SUITABLE FOR FAM.
ivu.e Appiyto Fine, Very Fines Aug-
lion X me N sweet spfl5.2
f,OR ALE-TEN SHAPES IN THE DALLAS
+ UDnsebO uud Loan Association Apniy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15

A VERY desirable ranch in scuIry county;
2 s0i acres. llyioe water, good grass aud pTooc.
ton W IA 5000 head OF cattle counted ont. For
q moderate ize ranch q In fers us good sn OPP
porin ity Tor IL vest ent a. cuuld b. had
5000 ACRES, Nolan couu Y, alternate sec.
Host. board house, two rooms and kitchen, with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-15
FOR RENT.

NOR RIM ZONE kLhoANr suIik OF
4 rooms aid o O sing'e room. sou,L xposure
third iloar OF new building on Main -ireet, next
TO Herald hui ding light q d venulauon per-
feet: water aud close,6 same ionr LlNDSLEY
& BR NDFoRD. At.ornoys. 53j Msla street (up-
stairs.l mar31t
EOK REVf--FROy ROOM; sou TIIERN
exposure; furnished or un.urn.shei. 1919
jackson street. apri3-lt
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EoR sALE-ls0, 50Ol- GliEAT BARGAIN,
L My iGrm 80 mics east Of Dallas on Rcck-
wall road and proposed line " the g.. Q. a. y Fe
Raiiro al, 10 Paris 100 acres, Il under fence;
good rame residence, 5 rooms thed and
clustered; brifk fire AGO In each TO m; GOO
bearing fruit trees. al of very best select on;
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-02-07
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY z, 1SS4

Coal tp.; 1925.
JOS Humphfres to Mary Mayhem, 1
acre in Lick tp.; $500.
Jas. ID. Clare to VIM. w. Roberts, lands
in Franklin, Jefferson and Madison tips. :;
$4,000.
VIM. Green to Geo. W. Easterling, lot
in Davisville; $65.
Caloni Walters to James Kearney, lot
II in Evans Add. to Coalton; 800.
B. F. Scott to James Kearney, lot 12 in
Evans Add. to Coalton; $500.
Wilson Lively to Mary Steele, so acres
in Washington tp.; $500.
Charles Burgess to Guntram Frick, 20
acress in Scioto tp.; 1925.
Cornelia E. Conner to Catharine Crab
tree, a acre in Scioto tp.; $50.
VIM. B. Cherington, Sheriff, to Jno.
Onstott, lots 1856, 1877, 139 and 14O in
Vaughn's Add. to Jackson; $125.
W. B. Cherington, Sheriff. to VIM. H.
Beham, lots 149, $50 and Isl in Vaughn's
Add to Jackson; $1O3.
B. Kahn to Thos. NJ. Rogers, lot 80 in
Kahn's I'd Add. to Jackson; 5000.
Sampson G. Ney to Simeon E. Martin,
lot in Grahamsville; $50.
Wellston c. 81. Co. to JaneD. Aleshire,
lot 23S in Wellston; $3.50.
No. mortgages recorded, 10; amt Sc
cured, $11,O39.62.
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AN UNEASY SADDLE.

This drew out Harry Marshman,
who was in the cavalry service, and
among other anecdotes he told how
himself and others brought in a
drunken forager, once. This man
would invariably get drunk whenever
he got out on an expedition where it
was possible for him to get whisky.
On one occasion, while out foraging,
he became helplessly drunk, and the
boys, not wishing to leave him to be
captured by rebel bushwhackers,
lifted him into the saddle, and tied
him there. The poor fellow was un-
able to sit upright, but the boys had
no time to fool away, so they mount
ed and away they went-the drunk
man doubling down over the front Of
his saddle, like great rag. AS they
rode on the boys began to see the
ridiculous side Of the situation, and
they would occasionally spur their
horses into trot-the drunk mans
horse following, in a jog-trot. Every
time the horse would come down, the
"horn" Of the saddle would fly up and
strike the drunk man in the stomach,
which would make him so sick that
he "could not contain himself" Thus
did the boys, by frequent trotting-
and its attendant pumping" get
the fellow so thoroughly cleaned out
that he was ready for a long and
sound sleep, upon his arrival in camp,
rolling off his horse like a log, and
falling asleep at the nearest fire. It
is fair to presume that it was the
most violent drunk the poor fellow
ever had.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-02-07

A good temperance sermon was
presented in the Cincinnati Police
Court one day last week. A brute
named William Clark was arraigned
with his wife and three little children
as prosecuting witnesses. They testi-
fled that Mrs. Clark has been sup
porting the family by cleaning car
pets. The brute Of a husband would
loaf around the saloons all day, COM
ing home at night, and beating his
wife and children until the poor
woman would give up all the money
she had earned through the day. A
few nights ago, while furious snow
storm was beating and blowing about,
the little family were sleeping COM
fortably in their temporarily quiet
heme. The brutal husband and faith
er came home drunk, drove them all
out Of their beds, and out into the
streets, in their night-clothes. After
hearing the horrible story Of this poor
woman's wrongs, the Magistrate i'm
posed the crushing penalty of two
months in the work-house. The
murderous devil who sold this brute
the LIQUOR which made wild beast Of
him, will probably be considered one
of the best citizens Of Cincinnati,
while the miserable victim is serving
his term Of IMPRISONMENT.