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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
PERSON Al.
BAsKISG-HoUsE orr
JOUy 4. HAHBLEToN & co.,
SOt-Tu STREET. BALTIMORE. MD.

BAsKISG-HoUsE orr
JOHy 4. HAHBLEroN co.., Z
No \ South STREET. BALTIMORE, MD.
uTEUAVE HAVE RECEIVED FROM
w London Official notification that our Mr.. r.
EDWARD HAMILTON has been appointed .
CORES pondiDg member of tae virginia ouncii OF
Foreign BOndhO,dors. We Will bc happy 10 FUR
nish any lnf FmatiOn conct rnlng the progress OF
the coupon suits. and earnestly appeal 70 I've
holders Of VIRGINIA CONSOLs aud lO-tO's "
uniie with the Council or Foreign Bondholdcrs ~
assisting them In their endeavOrs To compel Me
state Of Virginia Go once more receive coupons
for tsxes. The United states Circuit Court has
decided that It Is only necessary 20 tender COD
pons, and the taxpayer b thereby released from
all oligstloa 10 pay In money; that The coiiectors
IL he should sele The taN payers property, per-
sOnally liable for damages.
We will be glad to correspond with taN-payets
DESTROYS OF awaiting THEMSELVES OF The advantage W
paying In coupons ,,,,,t uro> A ON ,
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ginis new 3sat 5s3; 800 Richmond S'y
s's at 1911.
srATx SECURITIES. Bid. Asfseo.
Virginia 1O-40's ........... ~ ...
Virginia consois. ............ 10
Virginia peciers. ............. 81
North Carolina Ys........... ~
North Carolina 6's. eK int. ..10J los
CRY BONDS.
Richmond city ys...........i3it :.
Richmond city 6's............li2 liz
Petersburg city 6's...........1 100 =.
Petersburg city s's, specisliax.Ill =.
Petersburg city S's.......... lib 80.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Cbes. and Ohio 6's. 19fS...... 3o4 :.
Va. a. Tenn. extension 5's.... %
Va. * Tenn. Sd mort. Ss....419 =.
Col. and Greenyille LIST Gs.-.. 81
Virginia Midland Income G's.. 81 60
Piedmont Railroad 1st Ss....l0i
:. :. X. LIST mort. pref. SIS ITO
6. s. X. I'd mort. pref. 6's 10l
s. s. II. Sd mort. pref. 6's log
Petersburg LIST Sc, Class Az. oil
Pet. I'd C's, Class B, ex int. 80. SU9 81
r., Y. II. K Chesapeake S's 80. 100 1863
Il. aud A. LIST mortgage 1's.. 90
Atlanta and Charlotte rs. ....1 1914 100
A. and c. income 6's, ex int. u 81
g., G.. and A. Isl mort. rs. 1923
North Carolina Il. II. G's......l05
Western North Carolina 7's... los
Georgia Pacific LIST 6's........ Sd S4
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
r., i. aud 4. common. loo %
Richmond and Petersburg 100 10 80
Petersburg Railroad. 100 2G@ s'}
Richmond ana Danville ...i00 =. ~
C., G. and 100 13s ID
Atlsnta and Charlotte. 49,. 100 - 50i
Norfolk and Western preil " 23t
BANKS.
Merchants & Planters..... % y "
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WILLIAMSBURG.

k,siss Baker v. Lee Addresses an Knshasi.
sssse Dsmsersae Meeting.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispsieh.I
OcroEsR 10, 1884.
This morning Major Baker T.. Lee spoke
sn hour and half 10 as large and entbusi-
sslic an audience Of Democrats a. ever
essbered IN this place. A large number o.
country people were present, and . hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
N-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

~ OlltE - IiBhIsDi VI 80 80
n on THE I'D DAY % OCTOBER, 1884.
vas daily appointed tie AGENT OF 81. AKA 0hfhNs
BThG OF Chicago. H.. % conduct the sale OF
RENDY. MADE CLOTHING AND ftRNtsE.
ING GOODS In the city Of hichmsDd, va ana
was constituted her true and lawfni attorney for
her and IN or name 10 DO ana perform All mugs
reuuired In said business The instrument OF
wiling making the Aforesaid appointment and
comforting .ai authority, has been recorded ia
the clerks ONCE Of the q aRcery Cont % Rich-
m0nd, al. SREENBuRG.
&c INV Agrnt fer cara GrVenbnrgs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
DICHMOND EXCHANGE FOR WO-
h MANS WORK.
FALL OPENING.

T,cratrons and friends of the RICHMOND EX-
CHANGE rOE wOMAN's WORK are respect
fully invited 20 attend q FAIL OPENING GA
FRIDAY. October I7lh, between the hours OF y
A. VI and l.. VI. Rare ana beautiful varie;ie, or
useful and ornamental articles are nov on sac
also. a fun line Of genuine IDME-MADE CAKE,
PRESERVED and BANDED FRUITS,
PICKLE etc. The public are invited IN visit the
mon Oc last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. October l3.-FiOur quiet
ard STEADY; Howard-street and west
ern superline, S2.2jaS2.,j; extra, S2.00s
$3.50: family. s3.,jaSi.75; City Mills
superiine, S2.37aS2.7j; extra, S3aS3.jI: Rio
brands, S4.G2aS4.15. Wheat-Southern firm
er; western lower and dull, closing easy (;
southern red. SGaSSc.; amber, 90a9Gc.; No.
| Maryland, soc. bid: No. . western winter
red, spot and October, S2laS2tc. Corn
Southern about steady; western, no offer
ing, no bid; soutbera white, 5Sl6Oc.; yell
low, 5Ga60c. Oats quiet; southern, 3la
western white. 33a34c.; mixed, 30a32c.; 3jc.;
Pennsylvania. 3la34c. Provisions steady.
Mess PORK. $3.50. Bulk-meats-Shotdde
and clesr-rib sides, packed. 7ic. and l0ic.
Bacon Shoulders, Stc.; clear-rib sides,
114c. hams. l5taI64c. Lard-Retined. Ole.
Coffee quiet and steady: Rio carGoes. ordi-
nary to fair, 9ialO4c. Sugar fairly steady !;
a soft, 6lc. Whiskey steady at Sl.lsasl.l9.
Freights dull.
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w A n Il T. ID,

NJ a 7 Z D,
TO BUY MiLK-3OuTE
In the eastern part Of Ilckmoaf. Apply by letter
THOMAS n. FtRiiAND,
General Delivery.
nc l4.Tu.WeF3t R,shmolf. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

It quickly heals wounds. St.Jac0b' oil,
the best remedy known to mankind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

Coughs, colds. and sore-throst yield
readily 10 d. II. Douglass 4 Sons Capsi-
cum Cough Drops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and

warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, Oh;
o A. NJ, "A; noon, 81; 3 Z. NJ, 81; 81 p.
NJ 81; midnight. 50.
Mean temperature, 1SJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

ST. Louis, October 13.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat-Fair demand and lower; No. ,
red, 77taSOsc. cash, 7SaIS3c. October
Corn opened frmer; closed at la4c. below
Saturday; 5OaJ2c. cash and October. Oats
lower; 2Gsa26yc. cash. Whsley quiet at
S1.12. Provisions strong and little doing.
Pork -,Jobbing. SIG 50asl6.7j. Bulk
meats-Long clear, 1855; short rib. $3.50;
clear, sI0.10. Bacon higher; long clear,
Sl1.12!as11.25; short rib, Sll.2j; clear,
Sll.j0aS1l.C2i. Lard nominal At $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
BOARDING.

MRS. FALKINER HAS CHANGED
MIR BOARDING HOU>E FROM GRACE
STREET 10 627 EAST MAIN. Handsome front
rooms on second aud third floors, furnished "a M
furnished. with BOARD. 90 iz-2ts
ELEGANT ROOMS. CONNECTING
Ia OR SINGLE. on first and second floors, with
BOARD; also TABLE BOARD, at 4Ol north
Eleventh street. corner Of Sarshali street.. -
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OUTER, BUTTER, BUTTER.

To all Ioyers Of NICE FRFsiITAB z BUTTER /:
Come 10 me and supply yourselves. Nothing bat
PURE BTJTtR sold on my lands. Carry The
largest Stock OfFINE BUTTEi. IN the south.
Respectfully. GEORGE u. BUHVH,
&C l4-Ims stalls Nos l aud =, First Market.
OWING TO THE DISASTROUS En-
" FhCrOFTIiE DROUGHT. we. tie un ier-
signed. compelled % CHARGt lnc. PEt
QUART or 35C. PER GALLON FOR Mll.h,com-
nioucing OCTOBER 10TH -
T. l.. BLANTON, 4. ;. FEENVH,
&. \. GOODWIN, !. H. YARBROUGH,
II. T.. Ti,LER. y. H. NADkN.
MILAN e.. FILLS, T.. ID. MiLBURN,
H. q, MhNAHAN, i. ". RD>E& Co,
4. DALTON. &. LIkstELD.
lO.0Is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, October 10, 1884.
SALES FIRST B0ARD.-4 shares Virginia
Home Insurance Compsny at2o; 1000 Viz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14
WOOD AND COAL.

lNnrhS'~'s' WYNN ff-f>h<~
DERFELT PREPARATION. = FAMI-
j LEE can be supplied With hest ANTHRACITE
coal. ali sizes, at lowest prices. and perfectly
screened. GROWN HILL sPLINr, the peerless
saved and splii. s.P. LATlfR0P 4 CO..
oc 10 seventeenth street. ~ Drswhrfd&e.
THE BEST ANTHRACITE AND
L sPIINT COAL In the city. and perfectly
clean: No. LUMP COAL. s3.75: WOOD. iou.,
sawed, and kidding, AT lowest prices TOT &c..
Cary street. cu y,ar
ocl u I've ts0e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

w ANTED. ONE HUNDRED MORE
w PERSONS FOR MANUFACTURING
CLOTBING; also, BUTTON.hDhE riNish'
FRS. Apply 10 A. o?PENHNihER
oc Ia 10 1915 MSin street.
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AccIDENTALLY MINED.
fny telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l


PETERSBURG. VA, october 10. 1884.
Henry Jones was biiled by his brother
Thomas. In Mecklen5urg county, in this
State. The parties were playing with a
shotgun. when Thomas leyeliea il at
Henry. lemarking al The time, Look out;
| am going TO shoot The words had
hardly been uttered before the weapon was
disch irg, d, and Henry fell corpse at his
brothers feet. with hi, brains blown out
An inquest was held. and the jury rendered
verdict Of accidental shooting.
THL CRY COUNCIL AND TuE VIRGINIA AN2
CAEOLINA RAILROAD.
f.F,cial telegram D. TIE Dis atchl
PETERSBURG. Va. October Is. 1884.
In the council tonight an ordinance was
introduced ~ the Finance Committee AL
thorizing under act oi Assembly the Issue
a. $4,000 Il per cent. bonds, 10 run
Thirty wears. 70 aid in the construction Of
the Virginia and CarO!na railroad. Fifty
thousand of this amount is to be do
mated ior the purchase Vi the right Of
wsv through the city and the building
Of depot, and 100000 70 be exchanged
Tor = like amount Of bond, OF the company
iole paid cut after the contract j. let for
the first twenty miles Of road south from
Petersburg. There were only seventeen
of the iWcniy-fOur members OF the
Council present. and it requires SIX
teen vote, to pass the ordinance.
In view # the small attendance. and
OF the fact that several members
were not prepared to vote al this meeting,
thou.h 10 was argued that the city would
Only be carrying ont a contract Of it,
own Masking. il was deemed best
alter two recesse> for consultation
10 adjourn until tomorrow night. The
matter hos been under discussion in
toe Council for twelve months and the
city il now asked by the railroad company
10 carry out is own proposition. The
mCe:inc Of the creditors OF the Planters aud
Mechanic Bank held tonight 10 consider
The mstt.r Of employing counsel 10 assist
tie Commonwealth attorney in prose
curing the officials charged with criminal
conduct was SHINY attended, and adj
icurncd without action.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, October 13.-Virginia 6's,
consolidated, IS; past-due coupons, IS.
Bid to-day.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. October i3.-Flour dull
and weaker Wheat tirmer; No. 2 red.
SEASIDE. Corn dun and lower; No. : mixed.
5jc. Oats quiet; No. > mixed, 2Ssc. Pork
steady at $3.50. Lard easier at S7.jj.
Bulk.mcats firm; shoulders. &c.; short rib,
gic. Bacon IN fair demand; shoulders &C.;
short rib. lOic.; short clear. 1ltc. Whskey
steady at Sill. Hogs easier; common a1d
light, s3.9OaSj.3O; packing and butchers,
q S0aS5Gj.
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UNpGHTAKEBa.

TOSEPh W. LAGBE, c
Al gURNIsHlNG-uNDERT
coxSIR FIRST AND BROAD srkkxrS,
RICHMOND. VA.
WOOD AND METALLIC BuRIAL-CASHo,
ROBES, NEAReE, HACKS,
ard all things requisite nj ,evssr nArues
TelesrsIhic and ceunuv orders solicited.
an 32-eoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

WAKE UP. fVERYBODY-sUS ID
w MOVE -ttn TUESDAY, so do
Is pounds Ora NubArED SuGaR. Al.
~ pounds sRANULATfD >iSAN.0nf.
81 ponnds GRANULATED SUGAR, 25e.
No other goods for sale to-day. Com. al eafsy
and late. DAllON,
no Vi - Eieh.penth SIR ct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-14

E4sNfN 49, 80 -
PORrOp RfcuMONn ccroBxR -, 1854
ARBfvgc.
stesuey Old Dominisn. smith. Ne. Icsk, - -
si,sndie aud passengers. q. W. AIN ~
Sis,m er Ashisnd, Psnnili. PhilsdeipniAs mS-
oahap disc and passengers =. v. nceorfisss s.sss
s,eriper Tossus, Canon. Cisrrmooss he1ns
and tsssengers ". A, Wsddfil, agent
schooner George Nev,nger, hesn''' henas 'ee'
Ice s: Srs ss Koesssc, pacse Pnade'phs as
10 load pig-iron. ...,~u
steamer ARIEL. clifford. Norfolk. unitci r.sses
msii. merchandise, and passengers La d. isss"'
sfroon,r n. A. Hunt. ruetsleo. Msttspoui river.
10 load poplar wood for wlliningtes; vesse''Sss'
us q Psrtsr 49,.
schooner Veto. sprinses saic,p. coal. Chess-
peal G ard ohio ard ohio Railway.
schooner WaAc, fngcrsoii, Nsnscmo1d uveas
load wood for piIiadeiphis: vcsse', Curtis . Par
ker tssiied lthl.
All Tire schooDers rcpor'ed sunday morning -
having arrived the day bcfoes shouid have been re-
po ted sailcd.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS STws. OCT. -. 1885,
10y Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Guysndoite. Kelly. New York. ana
ssaed tor West Point
sies'uer Ncio tiIr.I. Lodge. g Galveston.
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WANTS.


WASTED, MULES WILL LII d pAn
NtjIpS to work on NV farm f3r one or Two
months: abundance Of bsst food and god care
aud attention assured. tFDhtt WAii.
10. ls, and 30 Franklin stree;
oc -. Tu.Th& sa3t Etchwopn, va
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

Fs'sss1H y g<~>>
The mascni< festival q Winslou Set
|arlay. uas I4r<rIv attended end GOOD
Zine exprrirnced. Th> Fs<sern S'ar
|1e<ree uas coaf<rssi - quite number
|of i>dIPs ~ sopprr u>< spread a ~
|ehsrrh srd duly appreciated ~ ~
|prr<<rs.
while Sinca Con ani Ne brother.
|who live n j<1fr>on township. uers
ous hunting - Tne>iav. <inon accident
~ received . shot II he hcsd from which
10 died aIDoss insasotIy- Prom report.
4 seens lhat they hsd stopped and laid
The Eun down- y squirrel inmpod %
|and Simoa's brother Grabood ne Gun a
Shoot Il and % raising q - accidenely
|discharged 4 9th ne result shove stated.
The eerc1or held - Inquest Tuesday
afternoon
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

- - - ~~4~@
The wheat crop looks ven end stssds
Air for : good crop.
Our people arc greatly enthusod .
the prospects Of our new raiIF0od.
The farmers ere most I'll done plant
ing corn snd working he roads = DE
|go Of The day.
There = great deal Of complaint o.
corn not coming up good. O account 81
cold weather and bad seed.
Mr. Joseph Whitehead noved n hls
new residence last week. 10 looks -
gay = psach, and feels happy, 20.
White river q % Low that Fred.
Munkel says be can't catch aDy Gsh- 81
neh 4. scarce On our market Go in|
Fred. this won't DO.
We notice great many waeons Il
town loaded with wool bringing Il q our'
market. But just wait ill We re- curl
railroad, then you will go & "a.
We notice our friend c. n. Rudolph.
the noted stock trader Of this place. -
just returned home from TIE city. where
ne had shipped Two CT loads Of hoes|
and some CATTLE He started out Non
day looking for more hogs. We ~. 70
u. Chris, FOR that Il What ~ wat ioI
bring money u The country.
Upon n interview with Cur friend
Major Stiles, The chief engineer % tks|
Indiana Coal Railroad CO, b Informed \
% that he d going % continue IL aur.
vey % Canne|burR, Davies O.. whcro
Be iDtersects The O. 3 =. nllroad. q I,
70 think the people along Ne line from !.
jasper q CanneIburg should work lor
thIs enterprise.
Mr. Adam Randolph end Iady havs !;
just returned home from Shoals. Martin
county, whero they vers visiting rsla-
livos end friende. They aloo look n 1ho|
joE Rock. which = abort one c.srlsr vi
mile from West Shoals. no ooyo 4 ri
one d The greaseos curiosil1es II fke|
known world; 4 stands - : hlgh pln-
nacle, and ne rock 3 abool g ~ Mi.
md just T. ~ oA0po u ~ tha3 n
onssnvrn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

Programme Of Memorial 0ervlood
at P0Ftersvi11es
Nay %. 1884 under che su.pices - stra.
ber-Harvis Post, No. s.. Grand Arny
Of che Republic:
Musie 81 Prof: Cooper's strisr bs,1
Soug--Ny Country Tie Of Tkee,7 b
Prof Wiseman's quartet.
Memorial services by of1cen Of ~
Post
Masie. vocal --SIcep. Comradesl slsep,'
Prof Wisenan's quartet
Report Of ''details7 On Docorakion 81
Soldier Gaveo.
Music by Prof Co0per's string band
Orasion By Hon. y 2. Possy, q Re
ter<hurg. Ind
Music, voesl-sWho VIII ere for
Mother now
Inlermission oftwo kourr-
The afternoon services will b called
BY lbe Long Rolf By tbe drum corps
Music b. Prof Co0peris string band.
Oratioa BY Rev. Elias Gaseoa. q
Xaysville-
Music -ADsad March Prok W c..
con, orgAnizt,
Vile.
Music 81 Prof Cooper's stri.r Md.
Oratjou. by Rev. s. 3. Martin.
Music --When shall " meet again.-
Benediction-
BY order Of CLxr Lxxrox, p. G.
NJ. W LKNMox. Adjt-
"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

UEThe Convention lo-morrow hid
fair - ~ one ~ the largest me Dem0c
racy have ever held ~ )nhois county.
The cen,cr 81 attraction 4 the instruction
for Circuit Judge. about which there q .
fvi~adiv hsit warm contest, which Demo-
Gratis should ~ see Il not permitted n
10Th sspisanis are worthy gentlemen.
who would honor The position. and 81
whom any party ought 20 be proud.
Each has some indIscreet friends. Who
talk tor much with their mouths,~ q
orr oil friend Eigenman w0old say. But
there are enough cool heads among The
friends Of e,ch 20 see that perfect fair
ness u prscticed. aud that the Conven-
lion shall exemplify in its action the
demand for = ~frco vote and : fair
count 81 al Democrats. A number Or
Republicans viii Ne interested lockers
on. and Il should b 3 careful duty Of
Democrats 10 Ws1ch that none Of them
jn1uence the result Of the Convention ~
EetsIne their VOTES counted This - .
Democratic convention aud Democrats
can settle their own family preferences
BY IN honorable vote.
For Representative 70 the LEGISLATURE
from Dubois and Martin counties there
ere. - far, but two candidates spoken Of.
and the contest for that ofice will not
likely ne IN exciting one.
For Representative from Dubois and
Pike counties the objectionable policy
Of the Convention viii Be % endorse fhe
nomination o. Mr.. Lem Hargravc. a.
ready pIsced in nomination By the Pike
ma Ham ~ - - ~ >~~>~4t>~ ~ ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23
AUpuoR's oPFlCk. rKE COUNT. I,
wrss>nl E<rn.ls- A.<.,er. I

!. VIM. J. Bethel. Auditor Or Pike
county. Indiana. do hereby certify thai
the real and pereonsl property valued q
two thousand and thirty dollar (2OS0>
j. assessed IN the name Or = A. ny,
mon the tax duplicate Of rid county,
and that there 4 10 property whatever
Assessed 20 his vile
Given under nv hand and seal Of the
Beard Of Conmi<sionere or aid
lsEAL. county. this the 18Th day of Nay,
a. D. 1884
W. BEInELx, a. =. C.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

o1Let no Democrat slay ouay from
the Convention Tomorrow, ard alter
wards claim that unfainess We prac-
ticed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23

NTTurn ont. Democrats. % yous
Convention tomorrow. Keen cool.
sober, end re fkir Play.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-05-23


ISOIAxx Coal RAILwAY.-The loca-
Zion Of this road from Jasper % Por.
tersriiIc- was completed CHS week. and
= abont nine miles long. President
Irwin was II Jasper this week attending
20 the preliminary steps 70 get cid voted
~ B<inbridge and Boone townships,
petiiions for which viii Be presented q
the June term n Commissioners Court.
The petitions contain : condition that
The road shall Be completed 70 Porters-
viIIe BY Sept ist, 1885. Or me subscrip-
tion Be null. This short tine will 20.
able our people 20 aid any other Rail-
road enterprise By The time & could Be
80 condition % ok aId, should che
Coal road meet with any disasier. and
NOT be able 70 complete the Hire. The
section from Jasper % PortorsviIle q %
b constructed - TIE first section Or che
mad che second srctIon 60 run from
Porterzville 70 the o. q y. r. n. n
present designed % cross TIE latter Il
Cannelburg the third section 20 cross
Ing Or The indianapolis and vincen.
mes road. and the fourth section 10 !
connection direct with Chicago. The
road will 0Questionably b ! nav
ing enterprise when compIeted. and
- building will vastly enhance the
wealth and prosperity u Al fhe sown.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1884-01-12
'IKES TOOFHACHE DROPS. o Ssi Tl .a
DR.. Liebig's
WONDERFUL
German %IHviuOrator

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me cure OF NERVOUS and physical debility. vi.
tal exhaustion, seminal weaknesses, loss oil
manhood. failing memory and relaSed and
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loss Of N.igor. seminal weakness, snd ali tie
youth'nl Iollles AMI abuse, or ex cesses OF mn
tnr1ty.
II permanently prevents nil unnatural loss
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1t ia indeed n wonderful re~medy-tonIne
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TERHIToRY OF WYOMING, No
County Of Laramie,
l do solemnly swear that the above
and foregoing Is a true and correct
statement of the expenditures, with the
items thereof, for the six months end
ing December 81, 1888, and that the
financial condition of said county SO far
as relates to Its floating Indebtedness is
correctly shown.
JOHN X. JEFFREY,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Board
of County Commissioners.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this Sd day of January, A. ID. 1884.
W. W. JEFFREY,
Notary Public.
Approved by order of the board, this
It'll day OF January, 1884.
THOMAS Sw AN,
Chairman Of the Board of County Com
missioners.
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