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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-05-07
KYLE,

Concerning Swine = Appointed to q
Cadetshtp-May-Ds
Special Telegram to The Statesman.
KYLE, April 80 Walter Jones and A. John
son, of Dripping Springs, were arrested to-day
by Deputy sheriff Nolan, charged with taking
swine. The hcgs belonged to w. j.. Adams
and j T. Whisnant, aud sold to G. 81. Word
Of Kyle. One of Mr.. Adams hogs escaped and
returned home with piece of rope on his leg.
Mr, Adams found the balance OF the rope tied
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Place can top down 10 stc~. untsa
heated, then remove the cover nell chem
ist Will not be required to dcteC. the pr-cnes e
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The Steamer Garnett.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA.-The British stsam-
er Garrett sailed this morning at O'Clock,
supposed for New York.
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NORFOLK, Va, April 29.-The Russian ccr
nette Strelak left port st 1 O'Clock this morn
ing. Aer destination Is unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-28

Burglars who break into grocery stores
this winter complain that the pies are no
longer young.-LoaiiriRe CourieT-jouradl.
A Cincinnati editor claims to have seen
apetrified girl. Somebody probably told
her there was no more pie.-Chieggo TEE
gram.
The place to take a "proof OF the pud-
ding" must be on the cooks galley, but
Il Is frequently ioundin the Composition
room.-LONl Courier.
"Promises are likeple crust, made to be
broken" says an old adage, but thissaying
originated before railway station pie was
invented. -Tsrds Silingi.
81 Didn't dream you were going to have
mince pic for dinner" said Crimsonbeak
10 his wife, while enjoying his fourth
niece Of pic the other evening. mo, you
won't dream oft until to-night," promptly
replied his wife, lOnkers Salesman.
Il Is reported from New South Wales
that rabbits arc so numerous there that
Won don't have TO follow the celebrated
recipe for making rabbit pie-"First catch
your hare"-but have TO hunt around
inst for some one who will promise to eai
lie pic when 1t Is matle.-L0rtH Ciitsm.
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r1E- NEw CArrLRrLAGUE
In aIarsAall County, W. ya.-A Remedy
Suggested.

In MarSllail County, W. va.-A Remedy
: Suggested.
Gna6risr Iadpa.dai.
Tho Wheeling INrELLIoEScEE refers to
"a singularly fatal, and heretofore un-
known, disease which has made its ap-
pearanec among the cattle Of tho SOUTH
western portion OF Marshall county, w.
Va which threatens, unless means Of ar
resting ia rayages be discovered, TO carry
Off ali the cattle OF that section"
The ISTEILiOEScKR says "the disease Is
flSt indicated by the swelling OF the leg
nj the hooi joint, and continues upward
until the entire leg assumes unnaturally
iarve PROPORTIONS, resulting, in every case
Wi reported, in the death of the animal
within twenty.iour hours from the time
the swelling Is first noticeable. Farmers
have given this new cattle plague the
name Of the "black leg" from the fact
that when the swollen leg OF animals SUI.
ering from 1t is lanced, large quantities OF
fluid resembling dirty black water runs
from tho affected limb"
From our knowledge and information
upon the subject We are free 70 say that
thc SYMPTOMS set forth by the INTELM.
SRysRR 10 not indicate what Is known
among cattle dealers in this section rs
IhlacS.leg.n Black.leg or Evil Quarter,
as understood with our farmers and gra-
xers, attaches 10 calves and yearlings. 1t
rarely affects two or tllreo.y ear-old cattle:
Tho disease commences in the thigh and
anarter and sometimes in the head. The
narts affected, when cut open, exude black
blood. It never appears In but one limb
oi an animal-the hind or fore-quarter.
There Is no certain cure known for
thc disease, when II has once devel-
oned ITSELF in an animal. There are
remedies which have been success
inliy used TO prevent It's spreading
among 4 herd OF cattle. Various remedies
are r,sed for this purpose, some OF which
i,ave appeared In the Indepaldeli. One
remedy. which can be faithfully relied
upon rs q preventive, and which We DO
mt remember to have seen published is
bleeding. In the case Of cal, take rom
two 10 three quarts OF blood from the big
vein az Inc neck, II II Is strong and
srowtfy. II not strong take less, accord
'ns n Conditioned the animal. Fromayear-
Iisy In good growing condition. take from
wa and a hall TO four quarts OF blood. AS
,tsted above, there Is no certain cure ior
iI,Jack. Leg after the disease has SGT IN
BrmIy. In some cases farmers prevented
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pIootled stock.

TO DE Elltor Of tie IHteliiOneer;
sm:-The farmers in this portion Of the
county are buslly engaged in taking care
Of their stock. Although the winter, 80
iarS hls not been an extremely bad one,
vet stock require agreat deal OF attention
and care. No little interest is manifested
here in stock raising and especially IN
horses. Mr.. II. i. McCamnon, oil TINS
place, sold icw days ago TO George Ray;
az Rouey's Point, one OF tue best pair oil
Norman colts In the county. One oil the
colts Il half and the other three-quarter
blood, and they weigh about HOOP pounds
eaeh. They are three and four years OLD,
wall broken and without blemish. Mr.
McCammon purchased them last spring
dis c. Crum, Of dealer in Norman
horses. OF Crawford county, Ohio. Mr..
Raw Is to DO congratulated upon having
Tic best team OF their age in the county.
Mr.. McCammon purchased at the same
time a Norman horse that he sui mas,
which is said 10 be one Of. the best horses
Of Inc kind brought into the State. Its
TO the best interest oftho farmers TO mise
first-class stock, as it does not cost any
more 10 keep them than it does TO keep
'''' Poloaac, VI. Pa., Jan. %.
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- W.. ". C0wDEN,
Special Commissioner.
grual gntiees.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA
OHIO COUNTY, S.:

HEHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
i. OHIO COUNTY. S.:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. December
Rules, 1881.
william II. Child, trading as VIM.
II. Child & Company,
Jacob Abrams md Marcus Abrams, in AASumTat
partners doing business under
Tic arm name and style OF J. y
u. Abrams.
Tho object OF this suit Is 10 recover Judgment
GgnInst the defendants on aud for the amount, tS
credit Of flty dollar, with intSicst on The re-
malndcr until paid, Of certain prOmiSoD note
Of the said J q NJ. Abrams, and Agnc,i by theta
with their said Urn name Of J. & 81. Albums ur
the sum Of one hundred and seventy dollars aud
fifty cents, sli0bOl: daled rhiia'' r., jply ~
thereof 10 the order Of WIN. u. ChildS y Co, al
Seventh National Bank, without deiacnilnn, value
received and 10 recover judgment against Tie lie
ienInuts for merchandise sold them for the siim Of
INV seven dollars and nfly.ScyGn ccnls tsii 81,
with Interest thereon from the 22d day Of NOvCm
her lssi until "a d, aud cost, and 10 subject u
INC payment OF Said Judgment certain liabilities Of
the Elna Fire and Marine INSURANCE COMPANY q
Tic American insurance Company Of Wheeling,
respectively, 10 tho sald defendants, AMI II up
ncari1g from an affidavit filed III this cause, Vt
tLesc Rules that tic aid dccidnuts jacob
Abrams and Marcus AbHimS, partners ~ J. 4 y.
Abrams, arc nOll.rcSldenis Of the Stale Of Wet
virginia. and they not having been SERVED with
niorefS In this suit on themotlOn Of the llAintl,
by his attorneys, this order u publication y cgrr'
cd against them, and II Oni"rrd that Tie Nud tie
Icndanis Jacob Abrams and Marcus AbInts,
nartnors as J. & 81. Abrams, be and thry arc to-
gulied 10 appear within ono month alter the dale
Of Tie ilrSl publication oil this Order, aud do what
d necessary 10 protest Their Interests " ilitsef
ordered that this order be published aud posted
%itnssS John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of said Cont,
Mt Tho Court House Of said county, this thlfl day
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clcrk.
pnbllSbcd the llrst time january, lSS1.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
irS.%s y 70 Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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Frazier,s Root Bitters are not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular. cleanse the blood and
system OF every impurity. Sold by drug
gists. Sl00. DR.. Fraziers Magic Ointment
the greatest blessing that been discov-
cred in this generation. A sure cure for
Boils, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh Wounds,
Sore Nipples, Hard & Soft Corns, Chapped
lips and Hands, Pimplcs and Blotches.
Price Soc. Sold by druggists. Frazier
Medicine Co., proprs., Cleveland, Ohio.
Wholesale agents: Logan& Co., Wheeling,
W. Va, and ]. @. Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. D4w
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the spread Of the disease by driving
their stock three or four miles day,
Eeen;nv them actively moving about.
Chanee Of pasture should take place as
snnn ~ case develops itSeli. The dis
Ssss IA generally brought about by a sud-
den change in the habits Of the animal
fiat Il, from sparse pasture TO one
Astounding in rich and nutritious grass
or from the latter TO lean or poor pas
These suggestions are thrown out for
the benefit Of those who may not be IN
iormed upon the subject and with the
view Of eiiciting knowledge Of those VINO
ARE better posted and have had greater exi
perience In regard TO the diseases oil
cattle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-28

One does not have TO seek lar 10 hnd
the motives OF General Rosecrans in OPP
posing the Grant retirement bill. The
Two kilograms below explain the whole
business The inst, addressed to Major
General Halleck, Washington, D. u,
e CRY PolST, Sept. 90, 1854.
II General lsosecrans does not send for:
ward the regiments belonging to General
Sherman, arrest him by my order, unless
tIIe President will authorize his being re-
iieyed from command altogether.
U. S. GRANT, Lieutenant General.
The second, written twelve days later,
and addressed TO Hon. Edwin NJ. Stanton,
Secretary OF War, says:
Cry PoiNT, Oct. II, 1864.
On reflection believe safety demands
tho removal Of Rosecrans andthe appoint
ment OF a subordinate General in his
place. Present movements OF Hoods
army, especially IL he should 90 on to the
SIississippi river, may make it necessary
10 have a commander in Missouri who
w;ll cn.onerate.. U. S. GRANT,
Lieutenant General.
Rosccrans probably thinks that now is
n good chance to get even.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-28

"Peoplc who believe in the prayer cure
must have great deal Of faith" said DIR.
Brown little sneeringly to Lawyer Rob:
inson, who was slightly inclined 10 regard
the faith cure with favor:
"They are mighty skeptical in some
'' "sEe,ptica T " Why, sir, they will be-
lieve iii anything" warmly rejoined the
%Thcy don't believe in doctors, evident
ly,' responded the lawyer with a twinkle
Of his eye.
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TnE want soap.' Ask your grocer for Il


Sure cure for Blind, bleeding and Itch.
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after using Will
liains' Indian Pile Ointment. It absorbs
tumors, allays itching, acts rs apoultce,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold by druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt OF price, 81. Frazier Medicine Co.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan & Co., Wheeling, w. Va,
and j. Q. Dent & Co., Bridgeport, Ohio.
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BoGiiyriiis tKy.l Ealiepri'E.
We learn Of fatal case Of accidental
noisonine that happened in Breathitt
lew DAYS ago. Mr.. Cal. Haddox, OF that
county, came one evening 10 the home OF
Mrs. Eby Crawford, who lives near tue
mouth Of Upper Twin Creek, to stay all
night, lie ielt pretty sick and wanted
some medicine TO make him vomit. Mrs.
Crawford had no emetic ready on hand,
but being anxious to relieve MIR. liaddOx
she thought the tulFfound in pipe stem
would do. So she split open IN old stem,
scraped out the inside and gave it 10 him.
lie also thinking it would have the de-
sired effect readily took it, The conse-
ouence, though not dreamed OF by them,
can be easily surmised by those who
know the deadly nature OF nicotine. In
ten minutes Mr.. Haddox was corpse.
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alarsiral's Sale.
MARsIIAL's sALIG.

BY virtue Of writ OF yendItionl cxIonss lSuNl
ont Of the District Court Of the United States lur
the Western DI.Irict Of Pennsyvauis, IN admiralty
IN. IJniied SIates MaRllals Office, iii the. United
states building, corner Filth Avenue aud smith
field Street, Pittsburgh, Pa on SATURDAY, IGu'
nary 81, lSs5, at II O'Clock A. NJ, the Steamboat
EMMA GRAHAM,
Her boats, machinery, furniture. apparel. Arkle,
etc, llbeled, seized, attached and cOndcmnrl IN
SaII Court, JAMES s. RUTAS, U. s. Aanlal
MAlsHALs oPEcE Pittsburgh, IA, Jan. q, lssj.
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A FORMER invalid writes: ~ was greatly
redncedin health and strength, caused by
bad blood. Ihad a dozen boils in differ
ent parts OF my body and suffered many
aches and pains. while the least exertion
rave me great fatigue. took three bot.
lies Of DR.. GuysOtt's yellow Dock and
SarsapRrilla and am completely cured. AT
night enjoy refreshing, dreamless Stun:
Der, and all day l feel energetic and
atrOnU. DdW
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DIED.

CHARSocK-on Monday, January %, 1855. at 2
O'Clock p. ", ARCHIE ALVIN, son oil Archie aud
Jennie ChAniOck, aged Is ycan and months
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
parents, 1906 Wood street, this "wednesday after.
noon at $50 o'clock Friends Of the family are nc
specially invited TO attend.
One ialr flower has drOopei and faded,
One sweet nngcl's voice has lied;
One fair brow the grave has shaded,
Our Archie now IA dead
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Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girari, Kan, writes:
~ never hesitate to recommend your
Electric Bittcrs to my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell:
ers." Electric Bitters are the purcst and
hest medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford TO be without them.
They will save hundreds of dollars in
Doctors bills every, year. Sold at fifty
CENTS bottle by Logan & Co. MwR&w
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Commissioner SAD.

0oNslIssloNER's SALE OF YALU-
sac 81 West vlfSiaIi, Ohio County. In the Cir.
cult Court for said county.
q p. Brown, administrator Of thel
estRte Of Philip Aetzner, de
ceased, ~ ChnhceTy,
Matilda MeiEner and Others.
, nv yirtte Of decree OF aid Court In the above
cause entered In Tart !, on the 30 day OF January
1856, the undersigned, appointed . special Com.
lion Al the front door Of Tho Court House Of slld
SATURDAY, THE 2sth DAY OF FEBRUARY, ISIS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", The following real
All that portion Of The lots numbered q and g
Of INC addition 10 the City OF wheeling laid out by
John Eofr and William Chapllnc, situate III the
Fiith ward u said city, on which Is situated Tie
dwelling house used and occupied by Phillip Metz.
nor at tic time Of his deati, which portion hunts
on Main street twenty-five feet and extends hack 10
ne alley IN the rear o. aid lot one hundrcd aud
Sis5. ihe twenty two feet In front OF the north.
cru side Of the south hall Of ihe lot Numbered one
hundred and thlrly:thne Of The addition to the
City OF Wheeling laid out BY John EOliHnd William
ChAnlIne Of the uniform Width OF sad front To the
rear OF said lot, In the Filth wanl aud on the east
SIle OF the MARKET square, In what IL known u
Contfe Wheeling In slld city,
GLSo. Inc north half Of lot number seventy two
on nc cast side oil Main street, between Twenty.
scc1nd and TWcnty.thirl streets, IN the addition
iSid oTt Oy John Eof and William Chaplne 10 the
CITY OF Wheeling In Ohio county, West Virginia.
said pleCeS OF properly will be kOld Ae1amlcly.
TERMS or sAIE-O One, thlrl Of the purchase money
and nj much more as tho purchaser shall elect to
nav In cash on the day Of Salc. the balance In two
equal inSlRlmcnis NJ one and Two yCaiS fiOin the
ay Of sale the purchaser TO give nolts bearing IN.
tefIst with security approved by ihccOmmiSSiOnvr,
w we NS's'' WI. ". CowDBN,
Special Commissioner.
W. II. HAuRs, AuctlonCSr
hereby certify that ". J. ". rowden. the sIttlal
Commissioner appointed by The Circuit Csutt Of
ohio county In tic above entitled cause, has given
bond therein In the penalty Of sl0rG1; conditioned
according 10 law. JOHN ". MITCHELL.
jazz Clerk Circuit Court ONO IoInIE. W. En.
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a1etu Adurrtisememts.
NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting of the Jobbcrs and Man.
uiacturers' Association will be held at the Court
House this "wednesday afternoon, January ., at
o'clock AhRrp.
The future success and usefulness Of the AsociA-
lion depends largely upon the result Of this meet
ing. JObbeB and Manufacturer who have already
become mcmbeB, and those dcsiring to share the
benefits Of tie organization, are urEed 10 bc pres
cnt promptly at the hour named, aud take part in
the election Of officers aud other business Of I'M
portanee TO DO brought before the meeting.
ingS II. HAzLETT, Secretary.
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"HAcHMErAcK," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cents.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
YOU have a printed guarantee on every
bottle OF shiloh's Yitallzer. II neyer fails
to cure.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle Of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 30 cents.
Sold by Logan & Co., A. I. Young and
Chas. Menkemeller. Eow
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. Girls who did not propose last year
must not feel disappointed il their beaus
do not return good for evil.-IlhitelIaR
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MO CURE, NO PAY.-WHITE-
IN HURsTS Cedar BAlmm q warranted 70 cure
coughs coldS Group, throat aud lung diseases, etc
six drops dose. ny r. II not satilaed return
nc empty bottle and get your money benk. sold
By al dfnggtStL Piop 80, iG@NNAs
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
Administrations og REFERENCE MARKS.
sDaily. tSundAy excepted. monday Excsptcd.-
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Why Mr.. maddox cave UP tho Ghost.

Rosccrans probably thinks that now i
n good chance to get even.
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7OoMAlIssloNER's SALE OF YALU.
" ABLH PROPERTY.
State OF West Virginia, Ohio County. In the Cir.
cult Court for said county.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-10-03

exceptions, he those only whose ptrticipn
ton i'm appointments and removals Is an
absolute usurpat,on and INTERN iHliHS by
which the cuuuterpOise of the government
has b. en- impaired and its prrp 'tutN Is be-
ins tRreutenel. To that usurpution: 10 tne
selfish aims OF those who promote 1t; TO the
gathering of the SpOus and the distribution
of Offices, which are its motive force, open
competitions of INERT for appointment
ana the suppression of political assess
ments are fatal President Grant approved
Il civil service rule to arrest tnat informed
ding
Concede to the President and other APP
pointing officers the liberty which the con
81 tuition ana laws contemplate-au those
who have the best means of making a wise
choice between the spOils system ana
merit system TO be iud ges-and repeat the
final decision Is already given and the con
test Is already over President Grant decid.
ed that issue, and his last official declaration
to Congress on the subj ect declared it "a
source OF modification" that Congress- had
refused an appropriation he had in a special
message requested in aid of the continued
enforcement of the merit system, which he
declared 10 have been ben ehcial. President
Arthur in each annual message after tho
civil service act rCQtlirmed that Judgment
OF the Executive Departmental Judgment
which he declared expressed the view of
every member of his Cabinet. In the daily
acts of the present admin ration the same
judgment Is approved and indOrSeu. 1t Is
possible that Il number of congressman and
politicians OF the dominant party with a
considerable following of office seekers
may, Notwithstanding the vastly augmented
strength of an enlightened public opinion.
repeat the folly of those of my own party I'm
1914 by resisting the well matured Judgment
and the definite policy of their own admin
istratlon on the reform issue. If such is to
be the fact this is not the place tor show
ing why such attempt would be far moro
disastrous than the Republican restoration
OF the spoils system against the advice OF
President Grant
Such course, and the conflict 1t would
precipltate would be regardless of the ciyu
service act or any experience in its admins
tration. In any part might have in such q
contest, could far better serve the cause OF
reform in the exercise of that full liberty
which is hardly compatible with the pro-
prieties of my present office.
And | have the honor of being, with tho
highest respect, your obedient servant.
DoRMAN b. EATON.
To the President