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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-03-21

ny virtue Of the authority in mo vest
al by the Constitution and Laws of the
State Of Louisiana. I will hell. at the
principal front door NJ tho Courthouse,
in which the Civil District Court Of said
parish il held. within the legal houn
FOR judiciSl salss. beginning at ii \. H..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-03-21

Rousseau N J. -four hnudrsi
acres Of land. more ar less. GU West
Pearl river. l'onndel on the north
by land of Fsvre, south hy tract
No. 8. formerly belonging to Mrs.
Y,. Lac
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26
watch
The Kidneys.

They are the moot important sc-
crc,ory organs. Into and through
the Kidneys flow the waste fluids o.
the body. containing poisonous mat
ter taken out Of tho system. II the
Kidneys do no, act properly this
matter IL retained. the whole system
becomes disordcrcd aud the follow
ing symptoms viii follow: Headache,
weakness. pain in the small Of back
aud loinr. Pushes Of heat. chills,
with disorjed stomach and bowels
Ycu can thoroughly protect the Md
news by BURDOCK BLOOD BIT
TIERS, and when any Of these gym
toms manifest themselves you can
quickly rid yourself Of them
Ly this best Of all medicines for the
Kidneys. BuRDOCK BLOOD
BITTERS are sold everywhere q
81 yer bottle, and one bottle will
prove their efficacy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26

ADVERTISERS by addressing GEO
"A p. ROwELL Il co.. 10 Spruce st.. No.
York, can learn the eIsct cost OF any proposed
line OF ADVERTISING 10 Amer can Newspaper
AflOO.page PAGE PAMPHLET, 10 cent?
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26

a..ta~ = Lessasssss waite ussseey
sssk-ssmsshtsg tss ssssssssr sss
sss k.s~-a phys'sss~ ss'''" -
etssss.
nv. gm.~sy. n asssi. 4. ~
mas sax:--i sm ~ sfsss~ss o. he uid Col
- RsiirsssA. And ran ,hs fsi tisr y q uAsn
s~svssn FsI kssss aud iSossii. rssdinx -
TAnssp1. ypf srr YEAR,. ssas,sa s,e'.'lals
ssssasss "a hssdschss thsa could seAfesly
-. IihiEk sks US dss partly 70 if~suiAf
sslAss * ssuss, sBd partly 70 ne lsr q ~
esxiss, esmsumss Ny ksad would snap ~
sssssl~ia. esd axaia ~ psia vcsid settle y
~ syss. uhitA would feel = w. - : man
80, ~ ssssas - w \. 49,. os =, ..o@ssS.
ii fsr NJ stomach felt - thouEh y we're :
~ a 70 srd core surfaces. and uhAs Agcpy "
- - ne u~ghaps you can imaRtnA
n ~ svnnss end fall Of lsls when - had
tbs heavy centennial travel. the cornAns ~
rsousb \, On acute attacks nearly every sock aud
i sssss 81 Il heuId have 70 leave the rcsd: Bat
kspl q vol vi tbs neat spiing. when sfss
varse . that eousd virtually Get potbinx, Ano
oossis1sd thai my labor, and ny life 700, we're
Ssns.tsr sha. bad irse6s,s'y medicine
heard Of, and hsd been sIeassa y snms q 'a as
tkis critical time DR.. DAVID kksNEpir "a.
VOBffR REMEDY vss recommended 70 me. u
- go y -. sd usih ~ eps isnos q med.
{c1rss, you csn easily forgive me for saying that
,hgi y. gs.:'s.s Z Z ~ = !. ,.r.o 10
L a k111ee- ne raa and eoss tspltne w my
sssi ~ soo1 .vas sl,xight, I'D have bsen
49, incs Ishthe esly eAiag last sver d'd
l - ~ least good, and II drive svsry acne,
peip snd discomfort completely ON q ~ bod.
Nov hep KENAEDYS FAv0RIlE REMEDY
With my on my engine. aud u goss Wherever
Il
sowb, | bslis,. rAv0RrTE REMEDY VII cars
anything. one night, awhile Ago, John Layton
| - snaineer Who runs the mail line boas tram
| from Boston, came on NY engine ssck q osato
| n 90 worn out from work, had high fevef'
ana wss 90 nervous he almost broke down cry
liar sNonsssse, John" said cheer up, I've
gct somsthipg on my engine that will ~ you
I'll ,isht in iiffy." took out my bottle Of
VAy0kI5E RkNkDy, lifted III. head and gAvs
him rood dose He went 70 bed Two dsys
| After saw him looking - healthy - butcher,
.Dau." said he, what was that stun you gave
me ne othsr nighi9" ut Vas d., DAVID MEN
4 0EDYT FAvORiTE REMEDY. Rondoui, k.y;,'
| 4 said. well, don't care whose remedy II y
ia the thing for . man on the rsilroaa' DC
Yours etc DAVID Fits.
This preparation goes to the root OF disease
| by purifying the blood AID rsusing every orgai
into healthy action Its useful at home. shops
in ofiise-evefy where.
DR.. David kennedy, Physician aud surgeon
Kondout. ny.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26

s~Ths cAsDEH RUBBER co. ~ . rscest
tsvsnsios, havs reinforced their hocts = ~
~rsu veeYine poist on a< bal. and they sse
krcsp q shs EXTRA THICK BALI" ard VII
OrrwEAn Two Parse u Ordinary Bnbbsr boch
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26

srBs sure and cali for The CANpEk ubbkk
co.'s. make ard tshs 10 other Get ssthsr the
Pure .Grx cxAcx rxEsEsrcx. o. the common
Dull 6nssh. BotA ars 4. No ].
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26

Al sxperisnesd dsirymsn says that ths
srsin Of butter nay b. spoiled by cburn-
ing With great haste. a slov regular
stroke 4 aisolstsiy necessary and indlspen-
ssbIs 10 msnuiscturinS 6ra class article
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26

argubber Boots - COMMONLY made. wear out
TOO qusck on The bostou and fequirs pssshinR
altar feu weeks wear.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26

syB~lnx o. ~ sisst " ssenss every dersdsd
ls.pryr~sxsm Tot cur trade. W have lins o.
sAsvs Booss 10 stock. a. regular prices, and -
MI b. glad 10 shov ssmpies ard sIplain ~
~ M d Ne Extra 7ziet Bad. Ibsfrsse SEP
piisd w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26
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; re NE ~

~ sAs Core - HsAssv as1 Lave c..
etsansa. Geassapaaneo, sHs ~ esmess
sr,-ls1 sreu a. sncsss ptAsS ~ ~ nLoon.
II eso>s ~ ss4s fsos ~ q 80 ~ Al
es~~s-ssa. o. ne1iss ls6l+s, ~ acdfsA w.
eME--~Ss 1921 n. n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26
Manchester Hotel
And Music Hall,

ss,uaied on The corner Of Main and Union Streets
oupasis4 The EanisoI Honse, Y offered Tor sA's'
fhs boa Il leo fest frcot and ~ Sees deep.
M baiIdipes contain anyone desping rtoes,
uericfs. dislsg room, tischsn. laundry. etc.,
eouplst@. and Furnished ready To run - hsts,
lsyrsptine dining room crcekery. iiners stc,)
lee honss - rsssiss ustss ON The premises.
TIE ro0ns ksss hsrstoicfs been ssed IN son-
Gee ton With The Equinox House, and Afe NOR
oerhly ven furnished and hare tsss cora
seslara. hair mAttfesses. etc.
Thefs 10 drug store post efsre ana omee o.
HasrA<szsr yowrnnl, in ths north snd on ihs
balidssg. Ansasi rsntal received nom ihsss
~ Mss,s Hsii Audience soou tas sisge ssd
sneesrvs cspseSty. 90. v~assi tls per nlshi
snail danessg hal 10 b. ssmeni. ftnssi W pss
night. rouf VERY Gns bowling klisls 10 49,
nsnt. we'll pasrorigsd dnsinr th~ spmm.r.
TAsss ~ Also too large stables snd 'IoAcn'
nas's RAIL- that vii BE- sold shh NE opsFv'
Il dsssssd. Also one 10 Ess acres 81 iAno.
TNis u ~ cppoStsstty 70 purchase sAisss' !
a. pegtEe peuo~rsy q rsascnsbis rssre.
gSs{ - sAs - ~ eioooo ossh rsr hsve :.
~ &C. desired - ~ bsisfes. 81 '" ~ ess'
~ fssshw psssieulass, sAdssss,
N. OEyis. wt~dsw H3~.
1scEssSvSrls, Fla.
Aass Ma Ia. Es~s~os Hsas.
nAscnsxxs. vExrosf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-02-26
Gems for Little Singers,

A charming collection OF genial littlo songs
for primary schools, Kindergartens. and the
children vt home 20 pictures and " songs.
BY Elizabeth y. Emerson and Gertrude Swayns
assisted by L. o. Emersor.
Mailed for the retail price, 80 cents; price per
dox AZ
, 1885-11-01
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, 1885-11-01

For sprains, swellings or lameness
Chamberlain Pain Balm has no equal
Sold by w. n. Hunt.
, 1885-11-01

A fine line of furnishing goods, hats and
caps. etc. cheap at Hellman's.
, 1885-11-01
Real estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were
recorded yesterday in the county clerks
office:
George n. Hansen and wife to Albert
4. Rabbit, the west 30 feet of lot . and
all of lot 3, in block 3S2 of this city, for a
consideration of 81, 500.
Agnes Baker to Richard A. Proctor,
lots 3, 6, 7 aud s, in block 500. Cheyenne;
consideration $3.50.
, 1885-11-01

d.n t.om Dr. pI,g, Al o. aa,,Ia
MaK;alon & NJ I'll, ,,os,ord.,
e.or, IT. r. or Ii oo LanJ
aca,oaL -
nonslins r. or Idaho coli - Gov.
uor a. G, Ior;, mhosa r.nah :. no9r
Shoon morn,o;n W. oTo hood 81
Nd 49,
0no $50 - ..,l. cu n
,hronah CLa,onna aas,orJar
NJ ~ s. r. r,
, 1885-11-01

Articles OF incorporation were filed yes
terday for the Benjamin Il Weaver Cattle
company. The chief office of the com
pany will be in Cheyenne, and the capital
stock is 100000 in 5000 shares of 500
each. The trustees for the first year are
H.. w. Benjamin, w. N. Kendall, W. S.
Weaver, Lemuel Smith. and Lemuel
Smith, Jr.
, 1885-11-01

Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1885-11-01

Wyoming cattle sold in Chicago on Oct.
30:
Thornton, l6 cars Americans, average
l,340, at $f.15, and s cars. average ! ,2l5,
at $4.l5.
Budd, II cars Americans, average !, 2iO,
at S4.l5.
Milwaukee Investment company, s cars
feeders, average l,040, at $500, and I
cars cows, average $50, at s2.65.
Brush, 4 cars, average 1000, at s.. 20.
When you can't sleep for coughing take
a dose of Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
For sale by w. n. Hunt.
Fine tobacco and cigars At Shaws.
, 1885-11-01
Id nc Chnrches To-day.

St. Marks church. All Saints day.
Early celebration of the Holy Communion
at 80. Litany sermon and second cele-
bration at IL. Evensong and sermon at
1880. Morning anthem, Nearer my
God to Thee" CA. j.. Holden.) Soprano
solo by Mrs. W. r. Swan. Evening an
them, IAN Praise to Thee" leslie. }
Trio by Mrs. Swan. Mrs. Pierce and Prof
Inman. A cordial invitation extended to
all. Seats free.
First Congregational church. Services
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Evening
topic: ''The call for bread answered. %
A sermon to the laboring classes Mr..
W. A. Whitcomb will have charge of the
choir.
Baptist church. Regular services morn
ing and evening at II and 1880. All are
cordially invited.
scandinavian Lutheran service will be
held in the chapel on the south side at II
a. m. and at the Simmons hdaNp in the
evening at 7:45, by Rev. II. p Hansen.
, 1885-11-01

The best place to buy boots and shoes
in the city is at the Red Front Shoe store,
No. 34l Sixteenth street. They have a
larger stock and assortment to select from
than any other house in the territory.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

Ivssa D~asrsss's nsssAly - J.ss-
| II Il the last third Of . century that b.
seen the greatest development in the rail.
way systems Of the world In 1850 th<
total length OF railways in this country
wss only about 5000 miles Al the clos(
.of last year we had l25.6oO miles Of rsiI.
The total mileage Of the werid at the end
'of 1883 was 269.2 .234 miles of which over
.z5 per cent was laid IN the United States.
And calculations have been made which
|siruction IL the Cnifed States during the
past ten years bears 70 the total increase
'continne for the corresponding period.
this country will have considerably more
than one-hAlf the total mileage Of The
world In the year 1883. II 4 further
estimated that the $4,000 square miles
of territory In the United states wili
ultimately require 10000 miles Of rail-
road. and should the construction ol
roads continue at the sane ratio As for
the past five year.. this number Of miles
will Be reached shortly after ne enter
upou the next century, sAy about the
GEAR 1905 The total cost of our rail-
wsve. down 90 the ciose Of 1884. was 81
35S00oo0O The gross earnings In l8ss
were essa773 s2<. and the net revenue
was e3os.el166A The figures gith
which ue are dealing are 20 inneas1r-
ably beyond those We grappie With II
any other business measured by doIlars.
shsf Ue csn scarcely realize their msgni-
fude- Some one observes. o. m iiIps-
tration. the investments represented In
the roads Of the United etAtes exceed by
more than thousand millions Of dollars
fhe total Of the worlds circulation OF
gold sud silver coin. and the Erc<s re-
ceipts tberefrom for The year ies3 ex-
ceed The total value Of the exports Of al
ihe merchandise and specie from the
Cnlted States for that year. These fg-
ures. b. IL also remembered. relate 70
ouIy one great interest. that Of railways.
There hss been q large, II not . larger
developmeus Of wealth IN other direc-
tions- The increase IN the value of land.
for instance. In our country must have
exceeded In gross amount the entire cost
Of our railway system On IN avenge
we spend - much on new houses as on
new railroads. but unfortunately no
building ssstistics are kept outside Of :
few large cities
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

GE undsssigaed viIl - q ~ o(Res
- attead = township bosisess u
Seersoa township, Dubois county. On
Saturdays or 80 week. aed requests sll
eerooos having bnsjness Uikh he town.
oe1p - eftood - g @ these days. The
eowoentp libraries Are kept q ,. w.
Socoo6s u Birdseye. snd q else TFusees'I
rssteesce where III persess estiGIed can
Ct books thereof
John CrMMTxs.
Sept >. N-y. Trustee JefEerDon n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

a Nsv York Sosdsy-school tsachez
tod her popiIs that when they p1t their
|pennies into The contribution box shG
wanted each oDe q repeat Bible versG
suitable for the oocasion. The Grst boy
dropped 10 his cent aying: ~Ihe Lord
Ioveth : cbserfol giver.' The next by
dropped Die penny Into the b0x. saying
he lbse giveeh q the poor Iesdeth %
- Lord The third aod youngest boy
dropped 10 his penny. ssying: "A fosl
and hIs money are seoa parted. .S-De.
eroik Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

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hi>s srse<s sl..s.
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80 tAs clazfr>m - frsAs
Al s-.cs 81 - HI gfs E.<< " tsl.~k FER snrs tr<>
knst b.rz s1tkS1< pslnf
He rs<r1 - y rksurBsr<ky tks ussk q fks ss1f.
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vAs rsstk sst sAss q - ssss-t-s sAst rssp -
h4rvsss 4 vests-
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wl1tD na1G1l
- - scex viii rnfk = s.xr1<,<n Bts po~m - xn-
- msn's t>.1rht
w1stsxsr = srr11g Dilk czrpssa 4, hrukIesass 80
w<-- sesI-D1-..
IL k.csn tks xxs<<r e xnGers He t.1r1<<b t. sny
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l-Asssss ! o'Esrs5. = czrrs-t-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

II = ssid shak besidss ths nRy-two
S1ndays il he year (which ~ ~ vay
srs net free from labor IN al eO1ntFiea
Fnscs has forty-eight holidaya -
eiand thirty-tgo. Russia foor3eoa ond
he Unitsd Stskss eight This b seg-
tAinly too small . aIlowanoe for this
ees.try, bat is should - rsDs1berod
that co1sidershis paFtof or popalatioa
IKE . week Or : m0nth 0oeo of holk>
|dsys u ths heat q SIMMER.
What - uant Dost = ~ ontnrday
'half-holiday for al ciasses: thas q soDp-
ping work snd shutting up g no0n o.
Saturday. - - % give afl - ofksrnooo
for excursions ard aD1seDe1fs-ehis
vould give = ffty-rvo haIf-holidays g.
addition % the pressnt ffty-ewo Sab-
bsths ssd ths eight holidays, y -ss.rs -
eight
This Saturday half-ho,idsy y. ~ -
lieve frmly established II England. snd
if y : help % ~ rsvsrsnS obssrv-
sscs of tks Lordis day.-[xew Albasy
Public Prsss-1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05
pusLmuRD KvBRv VREDAv, A. sAsPsss
DU.0ss COUNTY, rxDfAnA, ~
CLEMENT DOANE.
OPFICk-IS CsusEER BCrLDgxs OF
RBsr Srxra STREEr.
PRrca Oh SUBSCRIPTION.
SinsIs Subscription. for ffsy Nos-, 81 50
eor six moaths, ~


RATES on ADvBRrBRrHo-
Por SQUARE, 10 lines or less. ! week. 81 o.
Baeh subsequent insertion, % c.
Logger sdvertisementsat q the same rate
4 fraction over even squsre Or squares,
countsd ss square These are the terms
Tor transient advertisements . reasons
ble deduction will be made 20 reguiaz
sdvertisers-
Notices Of appointment Of sdminis-
trstors and legal notices Of like character
- Be- paid II advancs-
ArsouScIss CANDIDATES.
Psr Township Ohesrs, each 3iU
FOR County so s
Por District, Circuit, Or Stase. 49,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

Prof c. ". Riley, Tie eto0ologist q
The agricultural department eays t1ns
ne country viii ~ so0a - visited -
tvo great br0ods Of Iocusts, q the sev-
enteen and thirteen-year varietiea cd
that ID win - the frst tine u 81 yeara
thsf they have sppearsdin coajunctIon-.
hey viii not prove greatly destructive.
snd the iDjsry they will in0ict Will
probably b confined o fruittrees he.
visitation vii - prolonged ustil lats l.
July
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

An Indiana fhrnsr ssys - kas I'D
uniform success since - ~ sdop1ed th<
plan Of sowing clover II wheaf amer th<
wheat - msde : growth Of Dot Iess thsn
|six iDehes and iron tkis tie until d 4
|ses inehes high. He hArous - whsss
With : light harrow. the see<h siastin<
bork: thco sows the clover. TollouinE
|Uish kalf b1shei of plszfsr - acr&
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

sHavs yoo 60 .Sck1Fz % lke soufh-
'ern people - ssked Jooex - - lsid
dosn he norniag psper . shsks hasd,
with S0ith.
Il sever 80 : Scusksr1er wishsu'
oss o. replied Snifh- -Afiaasa 60.
stitufion-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

a Wsstsrn Iiqoor dealer : sSoet tine
20 advsrsised = follow: Having ex-
per;eoced : changB g heart thro1kA -
hIessed e6or1s q Brother b I'D 6lecor
L., desire = state % ~ nuUe.ooe
|frisnds s.d pakroos ~ . 0e - -
she eurFsot month dali se<teo ~
ths accurssd liquor traGc 1ogsyer. u
III tkaS dine NJ stock o. hand ull -
oGsred 4 grsnsly reducpd rotea c.
one. coUo al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

PPteBeS Oroa1ne0 - - MoanHo0s
70 eater ths priss<heod o. ~ Rooan
Cakholic chnrck, the applicant D1se ~
deeply ,earned u theoIogicai and c1ans-
icsl lors. ssd psrss1ally oost pcsssns ~
bes< tniks q moral and phyufen1
manhood There ere ~ people =
Evansville who aro swars - IL -
shss one q the hnest and QoGs exfenafgo
RoUnn ChfhoIic inE<ifutioG5 q lonnluG
% ~ found il this % any olher oooDtEy
Il Iocnfed n the neighboring oo1ufy q
Spencer, and 3 called tho Abboy q 81.
xefnFnd Ths Insefkufio1 was 1oun1o1
about thirty hvc-yon1 $50, o1d -
grown with the increoSing de0nnds -
On The advnntagus & o1erD into .
grad Institution, cnpable of ncconmo-
daring several hundred stndenta- 6n1-
urday uss ordina<ion dsy.
Bish0p Of yinoennes. - present and
performed the impressiyo cereUoates =
the presence Of tie entire fhculsy, InrEo
number of priests ard nuneroas inear-
es<ed kindred sDd fkisnda- h fellow
Ing 4 : LIS of fhoso ordained
Tor De diccess of vIDcsanea, Rev.
Joseph n Zoglnann, Of Fuida; Rev.
~ J. h. BcSenana, % Prescott Ind
Rev George J. Loesch. Rsv. rrancjs
Henry Gavisk- and Rsv- Theodoss 8.
Ne<ker. Of EvsnsvilIs-
For Tie diocese of Heoria, Rev. D.
Mains L Grove
FOR The diocese of DsvsspsgL Rev.
Cha HundI
For Tie Abbey % s. Heinrad, Rsv.
Simon BARRIER. O. 8 B.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-05

Net Suitable fos : Chicago Nan
Sub<crip<ios Agsst--I w0zld Ike %
|xef you 70 scb-cribe for COR hsndso0ely
;oount- elexsntly -printed- profnseIy -ill1s-
krared edifion o. the Revised Uld 1esta-
|nenE' lsst
Chicsro nan-~Wsss cot a Old
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-27

misunderstanding among some peo-
pie in regard to transportation of
articles and animals for exhibition.
Secretary Babbitt announces that
the railroads will convey all exhibits
free. The law of last winter prohi.
biting the sale of liquors upon the
fair grounds will be strictly enforced.
The unusual number of Demo
cratic politicians met upon trains and
seen about hotels, is attributed to
the return home of Postmaster Gen
eral Villas, who is Enthusiastically the
autocrat of the state at present,
whose dictum determines the fate of
all Wisconsin applicants for places
under the present administration.
AT present Boss Villas is lodging
the importunate horde somewhere in
the northern part of the state
Finch, the great prohibition advo-
cate, is to speak in the Assembly
Chamber before the license election b.
He is expected to oppose an increase
Of license. Speakers representing
the personal liberty league are ex-
pected to second the efforts of the
prohlbltlOnlstS. W. II. Il.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-27
LATE WITH"

cit is a very common practice
saws the New York Herald, "for a
man starting in business or going
into a new establishment, to an
nounce himself on his sign and
business cards as 'late with So-and-
so, his former employer or partner"
elias a person." the Herald asks, "a
right to do this? Can he be pre-
vented by legal means from so using
the name of his former Employer"
1t seems that he can be. The SUI
preme court of New York has Just
rendered an opinion on this subject.
A ieweler who had been connected
with a iewelry store opened a shop
of his own and on his sign and bus
mess cards he used the words 'late
with j. p. YanWyck." The court
decided that he should refrain from
such advertising,
This is painfully severe on the in
telligeut and conscientious, but I'M
practical gentlemen who have left
the Republican party and are doing
a small and uncertain business as
Mugwumps, constituting a sort of
annex to the Democratic organiza-
ton.
These gentlemen announce upon
their signs and on their cards and
in their newspapers that they are
"late with Che Republican party"
Their chief influence, the basis of
all their business enterprises, is
their former connection with the
Republican party. They are asking
more from this administratlon-not
for themselves but for their issues
than an equal number of Democrats,
solely because they are slate with
the Republican party. Whatever
business they are able t. attract
from the Republican establishment
IS drawn by the advertisement that
the Mugwumps are slate with" the
Republicans.
This same thing may be observed
in connection with all who have a
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-27

any time been members of the Re-
publican party. They never fail to
boast that they have been Slate with"
the Republican party. They speak
of it as the shabby genteel man
speaks of having seen better days
they use it as a proof of respecta-
bility.
IL the case of the Mugwumps
proper, the decision of the court is
painful. While the Republicans
may not thinkit is worth while to
enter suit for the little time the
Mugwump establishment is likely to
last, the mere knowledge on the part
of the conscientious Mugwumps
that they are violating the legal
rights of the Republicans, will be
distressing. And yet to take the
''late with from their advertisement
would be to commit suicide.-lLJ
aodakee Sentinel.