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a feeling OF gratitnde impels me TO acknowledge
The great merits OF your Cltlctifa aud cordially
fec6nimend' Il 10 the public as d very valuable
remedy..iR Di $50 tioif HJN.ipoWERS,9 it i3Ati
-. .. ~ u 4. I,rih kennri Cnnn. n
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
No Quorum in tho Aftornoon-co .Educa.
n - ,I., Irtti.d II. Icanscs Etc. tfit'


No Quorum in tho Aftornoon-co. Educa.
N tion Isiiied-Lieenscs, Etc. 7'it'
Rev. DR.. Harris, OF tthe Female College,
opened the House with prayer Saturday.
Mr.. Campbell offered the following, which
Of course was tabled: 10 ~ III sA'iaS
"wnRREAs, There is a large portion Of
the people Of this State, who, in conse-
quence Of the failure Of last years crops,
are now losing their stock and are them
selves on the verge oil starvation, and more
In need OF the necessaries Of life than new
laws; and whereas, number Of the mem
beers have been compelled TO go home to
attend to business that will not admit Of
delay, therefore, 7'' "lsH -
> .tRsolted, Thatthe appropriations neces-
sary for the economical administration
OF the State government be made theffrst
order OF business and be perfected and
passed in orderto adj ourn at the endIof
the session OF forty-five days, as provided
bylaw" 5i5 4'a w r., e
iAtll o'clock The result Of the vote on
coeducation was announced. The vote
stood: ayes SO ;'noes 81. As the amend
ment thus adopted killed the bill It was
laid en- the table.* ~ sgg ~ fy7Ri
There was oq1orum in the afternoon,
and the House took q recess until q 80 r.
IL. The Senate Graded License Bill Of
President Price was then taken up, and
was the Only matter OF importance cons
sidered. The tax levy on real aud per-
sonal property was fixed at twenty-five
rants on the SI00 valuation for State
purposes, and the tax on liquor licenses
was fixed at the uniform rate OF $3.50 all
over the State. The bill was still under
consideration when, at $3.50, the House
adjourned. I'd. 4 .LllAln.l mn lltan
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W. Il. HALtkh' AutuUnteis
Thereby certify, that ". ]. ". Cowden, he EetlI
commissioner appointed BY he CirSllt ". ~. :
bond therein m the penalty Of slV ContttGs4
hcfDr,iifig IA law. ~ JOHN ". MITCHELL
!. ja93 nFCIefk Circuit Court Ohio County. E:M
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For sale everywhere. irfiCe. Cuticufa, the great
Skin Cure Soc, gutleuJa SOAP, gan exquisite skin
Plnher,si n M 5ifI ~ fia'f ''F go =
Potter Drug aid Chemical c., Boston. q t's4
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-nD DENIM 4I&4likil iAiAN ,tN4Ai-
lSSi III ZEN siis 9iiD Ina lla1liaud ortl
done sSyeh .roDSSrSed HodSSs, VIII Us and ban
ROOM on South Front street. itThfee Six foomed
Houses, with gas and bath room, on south etpnt
Mi III SOUTH BID Way. Ono fye to6med Cot
tage on Delaware street. One five Foomed Cottage
on Delaware street. st4ple on lots one Aye foored
IVA focined Mo ssreet Stable on lot
5ia23 [ Tt1fli1S7 fiSi9N .siEtlNSToNE.. i
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SEAT.

Ten acres OF choice high bottom land, slx miles
below Wheeling, On Ohio River and b, 4 9. r. 3.
Improved BY q substantial brick house, y rooms
kitehen and -uuthuiltlngN situated In grove Of
maple, sugar and poplar trees. Also, good selec
hon OF fruit trees. Apply TO y
". V.lHoGE'& BRO, 1900 Market 81
ORR. W. MORROW. on the prenises: NIL
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mo CURE, NO PAY.4wH1TE-
|.lN HuRETs Cedar RAlSam Is warranted to cure
coughs, colds, Group throat and lung diseases, etc
SIX drops dose. Try It. II not satisfied return
the empty bottle and set your money back. Sold
by all druggists PTfcn 2hn iia.l, tA2.NwAS .,
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Special sotiees.

: IA'CARD.-To ali who arc suffering from eron
and indIscretionS Of youth, nervous weakness,
clpe that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered By missionary In
South America. Send 'selfRddfesSed envelope 70
Rev. JOSEPH 7. tshAN, Station D., New York. y y
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.79aaiaiIi8aai a:as satss.p va ! ''soot' 2
TOR SALE.

valuable Real Estate on N. Z. corner Twenty.
fourth and Market Streets In the City Of Wheeling,
wv. Va. Lot IN feet BY Go feet; now occupied by 8
y, Ellithtz o. awagon and blacksmith shop.
- WV. HoGE q BRO,
|. ana 800 Markot Street.
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'EARLYssS PR'ING. TRADE!'

+ f<o 49, 4. ~
III o. gisd bgtis9gI E4l'-oI eilAil0s ailir2
hra6d uis1t algsd L aHotlol "a slf
G bnuias Esd aiHW sd uuboots lsto
.EAti nshs ssaIuf giiJ 10 100 hIlH ss7ii'
10 bs.,qs Is v 2nitaop 1909 aAR ltEij 75eiTa
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T. + FROM APRIL FIRST NEXT.

wor6Sas Ii HoHoGay's Block in sBfidEeportE
Ohio. now occupied bys woddcockg one nj hards
wafs store, and the Other As q Tin and sheet Iron
IN III bttttl ~ JIi '19FIQtfss y 'IAFs{ ia
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@ene,a1 atotices.


ffho animal ineeling d the Etockholden 81 the
vitalniA Chinh Guy md He nfick CONT ny frlh
b held a. tht otacc b Gle Con Ees ~ Nam
1855 for the election Of Direction, aud the tfAneac
ti0n Of such other hntlnelg q may come before the
rs :Ssv5,.-s MsecEetaiy.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-11-07
Iat Q u Penn
- heretofore supported by tt

oouhoy 40 u pduPoi.
Ordered that the Board draw pay as
follows:
No T5, r Heath days, Is mile, ...... "a IS
" 776, v Eggleston, day, "a miles,.. s 20
~, VII Powell day, 20 miles...... 5 90
71S, Laurence. l day, 36 miles,. 50
119, Jno Wright, Sheriff, l day,....... 2 90
7S0, l. Turner, Clerk, day.. ....... 3 90
Ordered that the Board adjourn, to
meet on the 1st Monday in Dec. 1885,
CIRCULAR.
The Agricultural and Mechanical
College Of Ms sissippd.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, MISS,
October so, 1885. !
To the Farmers Of Mississippi:
The Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege of Mississippi is now prepared to
make reports of the results of the work
in the industrial and experimental de-
partments.
The industrial equipment embraces a
large farm, under cultivation, vegetable
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1885-11-07

VOL. XXXI.
BOUNTY AFFAIRS.
NHEDNGS OF BOARD on SUPERVISORS
b # remembered that the Honorable
r ard Of Supervisors of Grenada county
n,rsuant to adjournment at the
,rt house thereofin Grenada, Miss, on
ond day of Nov. 1885. the same being
frstsMonday Of November, 1885, and
eaular meeting of said Board.
Present, w. H Powell, Pres't, Dist.
a. r Heath, Dist, No. l; Vir-
EggIestop Dist, No, 8; G F Laurence,
n No. 5; John Wright, Sh'f; L R
lrner, OK.
Ordered by the board that the petition
] M Duncan, ct al, be granted, and
jat the road commencing one half mile
juth of J NJ Duncans and running
NTH to Cane creek bridge, known as
a Tusdahoma Ferry Road be discontin-
4, and road open from near ] M
|1ncan's house running west ending
bar Mrs. sA scruggs' place be declared
public road, and that the following
bmmissioners be and they are hereby
bpointed to review and locate said road;
tn Duncan, Q G Peete, D L Holcombe,
eny Miller, Chas, Harris, Jas Adams
BID s D Scruggs.
Ordered by the Board, that the sh'ff,
|ohn Wright give special bond of five
bousand dollars, and the county treas
rer, B. H. Gordon, special bond of
bn thousand dollars, to be made and ap,
roved by the 18th of November, 1856,
n. -.
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several breeds of cattle, a working
creamery, and well equipped chemical
laboratory.
So tar as is practicable the work will
be made experimental, and reports of
the results obtained. whether successful
or not, sent to any paper published in
the State, or any organized body OF
farmers, on application. The exper>
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27
he FIXED HIM.

How Shrewd Husband Removed Tramp
from His Premises.
Who's that at the kitchen door, asked
Mr.. Jollikin Of his young wife, last Sunday.
just after breakfast
Its tramp, and I'm bothered to death
with them, = she replied. As she got up to "a
after the visitor.
Wait minute. my dear said her nus
band IN fix him 90 he won't trouble
you any more
That's darling husband she said.
lovingly. .slou are always ready to heIp
me and 70 say pleasant things to me-
BE kissed her and went out and In f1ve
minutes he returned
Well queried his wife, did you fix
him.
Yes; gave him something to eat"
Why, You shouldn't have done that
He'll Be sure to come right back and worry
me more than ever she said, petulantly.
oh. no he won't love- gave him .
pocketfuI Of those biscuits you made FOL
breakfast "-Merchant Trarelcr.
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! raised my head and looked to see where
we were going. The cattle was just reach
ing an opening in the woods the openins
proved 70 be clearing made by some one
and now began TO think how much easyei
i would Be dragging over cleared ground
than through the thick Brush. But soon
found out different The ground had beer
lately cleared by some scamp. who had cut
every stub about three inches high. had
not went more than half way across the
clearing when some one yelled out: Hear;
what Is the matter over their" and the
next instant an old man came running
ACROSS the woods making the brush crack.
After releazing my foot the old man tied
my bleeding remains up in an old table
cloth and carried me to his house where
medical aid was summoned l relate this
story IS one Of the narrowest risks Of my
life But the most singular thing sboul
this story Is that the cattle has never beer
seen since, and now old Bob white wants
me to work for him one year 10 pay for thu
stearS You see when that old man re-
leased my foot from the hantle he Just Ieft
the cattle 60 where they pleased. l told
the old man white where thought they
were going. Sammy Tucker" IL Pcck's
Sun
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BARTY'S TURKEY.
What Became or Aunt Doxv'a
Letter Of Remonstrance.

what Became OF Aunt Doxy'l
Letter Of Remonstrance.
What do You wish. Barty O'Flani
gan,-
Miss Sarah wilhclmins Appleby pu,
her head out At the window and smoke
rather impatienfly.
Barfy O'Flanigan vs. small nov
with big basket and bigger voice,
"hile his brogue was something won.
derful to hear.
rs the foine fat turkey the mis-
tress i afther promisin' me fur me
dhanksgivin' I'm wantin'." replied
barry "Shure. didn't ketch her ould
horse a was afther runnin' away. an
mould him till the arrums " me -
broke intirely' An sez the mistress 20
me- sez she. Barry ser she. come m
- 'ake your pick " me foine fat turr-
keys FUR your Thankseivin' dinner
81 she. An It's here I Am. Miss' n
inc same token
Miss Sarah Wilhelmina Remembered
MI aunt's promise. but Tim has
zone 70 the station" she said. .You'll
49, ass ! Q come again when be can catch
An why couldn't / ketch Il me-
III an me mother waitin' "a pluck
sne feathers an Il. an the misthress
p Sssn ! could have me pick?" quericd
barry insinuatingIy.
c.,.l uon : know whether you could
sa.s n one, Barty; you're 50 small. =
~. sarah WiIhelmina doubtfully.
me legs ov me Is long. = said Bartv.
la,Pph ,ayIng them with pride, can can
=, anything At All. 20 me mother
voarrin' the maysles"
VOW Sarah Wilkclmina was IN :
Thn LOT she was going away to spend
80 sg1ving; and Martha Washington
- !. - aown cellar and Nancy had gone
n know Aunt Doxy wouldn't w;sh
~ ~ !" Dc disappointed. she said 20 |
ssnn' and then she added aloud:
~, well, Barty: you may catch one Il |
, J can; all the turkeys are ont IN the
m;n. ana with that Sarah Wilhel- I
Pan. rushed on to her train. while
IN. oetook himself to the field where
"; uvomcd Thanksgiving turkeys were |
LIVING the frosty November air.
49,. 49, hours afterward Miss Eudoxia l
rrp'epy. the mistress IL Pine Hill
IN reached home with her small
rbs1.sn ebccca Ellen, and her nephew
NJ " almost sorry let Sarah Wilhcl- /
Ia 20. said Aunt Doxy. sadly.
nanksgiving.'
49, hcy usually had very iollv
,ara servings at Pine Hill Farm.
, 10y and Ihaddy grew sal also. and
- looking wistfully cut o. the
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wWk ~ something he says idol hands finds
mischief So the other morning he gave me
my choice % cut out fence corners. or haul
logs for The old man white. Of corse chose
the latter a il would Be much easyer work
handling los with . yoke Of slow. lazy cat
IL than cutting out fence corners with q
big old dull heavy brush cythe while the
ENrcnry was one hundred degrees above
zern Old Bob White gave me Biz yoke
q red cattle % work. and don't believe
they w1s ever y0kcd up Before. or II any
rate they didn't act Ike II The timber
from which l WAS % haul the log was
situated about half . mile from the saw
mil and il took me good three hours %
drive from the mill to the timber. got
their a LAST though and finding nice open
spot left my wagon and proceeded
~ snake the LOGS out Of the
bzish with the cattle. I founi . small
ccttcn wood log and after some lively
whipping managed 70 get close enough 70
lie one end Of large rope around the little
end q the log. had 10 chain and was
compelled % tie the rope in running moose.
BY this time the cattle was getting their
Blood up and 20 was lie Mercury
stood q hundred and l stood a one hun
ersd and City. ! started them up and
they vent q the opposite direction from
where / had Ieft ny wagon. IN tryinr
% turn them the rope slipped "a. and
forgetting myself, l grabbed At the rope.
and in % doing STEPPED my foot right in
the running noo>e- ! had on pair Of stiR,
ssoxy Boots and the rope drew 80 tight
around my ANGLE that it almost stopped thc
B'ood frum circulating W. thro0n dat
q NY Back quicker than one could count
shrec, and away they went ovug logs. Brush.
Dtnmps md some Of the wourst Briers that
evr dnuoced : civilized country. ! made
several oncnp1 q grab TIE ropa but with
Dut su1e1R Ths eTcnf eoodncss tbourhf Il
how win ever sec looss, win the tsrneII
ID fooI9 IKE ~ back % the mill. OF will
.ney 1ust nmble around over the woods I'll
~ ! looked up - So what direction
!ney were tIaveling IN. and saw % my
honor and dismay that they were travelling
U westerly direction. while the saw mill
- south 1eA they were going wes4
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Uu8 - 4 would throw ~ twlgs arunn<
- - 1old % just - n was one q ~
0Dngme fftnnds and Il wantsd 20 save nc
0om 49, swfnl fate which awaited me-
1ne ne osire and thonly red haw would
strike me In the face catch me By Ire back
Of the head and hold on rs II trying % tea
me loose at all hazards. and when com
pelled 70 lei 20 Il would take out q lock a
my hair 70 remember me- By. only wish
coold describe - you the agony Of th0s0
dreadful moments. which seemed % me
like long hours. Bryant says 10 ~
deavor 20 speak or write without ! good
supply Of words il u absurd g 70 endeavd
70 till the earth without the necessary
or 10 build house without
sufficient material But words can never
describe my feelingA All this time l VA
screaming for help and cursing the cattle
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how far West they were goinx % 20 didn't
Know. uor but little Gid l care II I could
only gct loc<c Frou the direction that
they werc now going II not mo,ested they
would certingIy in the corse Of five OF six
weeks reach Utah; but who wanted % b
dragged fog six weeks By one Ieg7 A large
treetop w1s soon reached and the cattle VA
comepellcd 70 change their course. They
ncw chosc northern direc1ion. and went
- Just - fast - their old stin
les would cary them As have
heretofore stated that the weather
VAS encomnIy warm and perhaps the
cattle Ind taken . fool notion 10 visit
Ncrthem Minnesota o. the Dominion OF Can
ota and spend . few wcegs Of the hot
weather. just - people sometimes do. but
whatever induced them % want 70 take me
olony7 by this time my clothes was about
al gone. and my hide and 1esh was hrein-
mig y disappsaz win theR Every bush
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

"Talk about your Kansas corn" aid !
shor:-necked bull-dozer on Change IL
other day; It's nothing 70 some my father
raised one time when Twas I little boy.
That vas corn. and no mistake about Il"
TEL us about IT, said man win :
oondy goatee. 20 whom the remark had -.
porcntIy been addressed
Where the old man got the seed. !
don't just know. but remember he onlv
had few grains Of it; enough for q hill 81
two He planted it IN the garden, and
drove stake IN The ground alongside OF the
dill 90 ne would know where 10 look for Il.
Well sir, never saw corn grow ike thsi
did Il seemed 70 fairly Jump along. and I
never knew anything 70 yield like il before
Or since. Kvery stalk had I'VE big ears on
= and there was three good sized nubbins
On the stake, and it wasn't very good
Dcason FOR corn either. - Chicago Ledocr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

n think said Colonel FizzletoR tho
Johnny = getting to BE- TOO triflIng for any
thing. He 3 the LATEST boy in Austin
That may b bus he gets up q ST.
O'Clock IN the morning. notica" replied
Hrs Fizxletop
20. he does that 90 he can have mocA
time % Ioakr-1sDas Svtin0s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

DIR. Mary Walker has been miSsak-
en- for . woman twelve times. She
says she has had that many of|en
Of marriage r. Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27
THE NExr THING To II.

u Wasn't Firs o. Murder. but : Catas-
trophs Equally - Great.
A woman ran out Of house q Beau.
bien street the other day crying "6re !"
= loud q she could yell A pedestrian
who Wa passing By sprang up The steps
and into the hall, and, being unable 70 -
o. smell smoke be turned 70 the gaspfnx
and oxcited woman and asked:
Where y re Ore? l can't SEQ any
signs Of one"
IL didn't mean 6rei IL meant
murderr' she replied
Is there man In ~ hooseP
No. sir.n
Who tired % murder your
oh I didn't mean murder, I guess:
but the awfuIest biggest rat YOU ever sol
eyes On chased our CIT across the kitchen
and then stood and g-lared at me ike :
tiger thirsting for blood! Oh! sir. you'd
better turn IN Ore alarm and lei 'em
kick In Al the doors and break ID III TIE
windows and food TIE house. The ra1
must be killed before he commits some ters
ribIe deed r'-Dsfr0tf Free Pres.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

0ow 20 Address !. Celestial or Mira $500
ssa.dIn<-
An Ercl;sh l.ar n R~;.,.s -
"a. 80 -
49, - 1'u' .vunu tne ~cl'd
1s" years ago. and Who wrote very
pleasantly and kindly Of the countries
she visited and the people she saw.
gives the following account Of : social
cali which she made in China II pre-
SCENTS 4 hriOhs n;rt,,re ~ she ,,cr,,1;.~
etiquette which rules polite intercourse
among the Chinese. The risk Of our
installing this code X in <uppo<ing that
those who follow il use the language
Of compliment in il literal sense
Then we passed on 70 see the private
house q the ..Ng'- family. A verv de-
sirable family mansion twas. and Mn.
NJ. Who Was presenting offerings -
fore the tablets Of defunct ancestors n
the beautifully decorated private
chapel. received q politely. Her little
feet were thrust into embroidered slip-
pers just two inches long. and her
cheeks we're nicely painted and pearl
powdered Chinese ladies .-eet them-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

New Orleans papers entertain tho
Ter that that city i losing IL suprcm,
acy IS : cotton market
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-11-27

An article i going through the
press 20 the effect that All Austrian ana
Russian Poles have been ordered 20
quit Danixig before October A. Dane
ing = not good thing for Poles per
haps- but why man should write Il -
though troubled with hay fever i one
Of the few things We doa't know
Bing hampton Rspnblicas.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-23
SUM MONS.

I'm the District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District. I'm and for the
County Of Eureka, State of Nevada
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-23
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