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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

Carlyle says, Gibbons Decline
and Fall Of the Roman Empire is
the bridge that connects the modern
with the ancient world. Those
who have 90 abused their liver by
taking Cathartic pills, and other
weakening compounds until they
are almost forced to 60 to the "pale
realms Of shade can oross back
20 the radiant land Of health by
taking Browns Iron Tonic. For
sale by lIESDERsoS Bios.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

;, hoS' R. II. TAYLOR. Judge J. q.
nal, DE-. W. E. Henderson and
A1 J. 7. Smith are building large
s,n' or stables for the protection
nelr stock and for storing feed.
ssare glad TO note such evidences
Np'Osress. 1t has long been a
VI o. reproach TO the Southern
f'ple that they do not care prop
ny ior their live stock. We hope
-aay others will follow the wise
w humane example Of these gen.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

Americans Pride.

True American men AMI women, by
reason Of theirstron constitutions, beau
iinl lormS. rich ]comuleXlons and char
actcrlstic energy, are enyicd by all ma
tons. It's the general use Of Or. uartcr's
Iron Tonic which brings about these re.
sults.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

SATURDAY morning there was a
.saiOad accident in sardis that
s''ed IN dcrailing a "nat.car''
VA locomotive, though nobody
injured. The aceiden, was
'ea by a freight train passing
c'm9iive that stool on the side.
-. ss to the main.trsck
- r rot fsom to pass
a consequence, the car and
sngihe were wedgcd together
- Thrown "a. 0ne u The rail.
y tack Was torn up aud the
- e0hsldcabiy damagrl.
Lialfed two or three hour.
work 10 ''eIear the .saek.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

The long drouth continues, The
dust i almost insOlerable. water i
becoming very scarce, the cotton
has haen ettt short at least
twenty per cent and there appears
10 be no indications Of an early
rain. Oh, tor The masieal asistol
r.indrous on the roll OBJ, for
Inc gentle murmur II babbling
hroks and the mad rash aud riot d
raging fIversi
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

Ma ASD MRs. n. r. SLEDGE, OF
oIno, are mourning the loss Of
PER infant sou, \. r. Sledge, jr.,
Fsed two years, whose death oc.
[lrred at their home last Saturday.
iha afflicted parents have the
|lsa'iielt sympathy of large circle
II friends.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

MAJ. J. A. llooPER and Mr..
ohn D. Semmes took charge Of
Pc slrlis post.oilico Tuesday and
|'sh II them appear to understand
lad perform their duties courteous.
y andthoroughly and to the sat.
|%iac!iOn of the public.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

II was proposed to equallzo the
|Ta assessment and levy tax
|leslay night, but owing to sick,
IS, there was no quorum Of the
lard Of Mayor and Aldermen, and
be matter was postponed until the
|siOber meeting.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05
Ho Thanks His Paper.

Mr.. Editor: I WIS induced by rean.
ing your good paper to Try Dr. Harter i
Iron Tonic for debility, liver disorder
and scromla, and thrce, bottles have
cured me. Accept my thanks. Jos. c
Boggs, -Ex.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

LAST Saturday the first number
\ 4 new.old paper, the southern
|H'rrter," by J. +. & P. n. Sim
|i,aa'' made its appearance. The
|''iee was removed to this place
|n ~ Henderson, KY, last June.
saile we are still of the opinion
|'na' there is no field in Sardis for
|'aO newspapers, we hope the Re.
P''er and the STAR will live just
: long as they can and never
|'ia'rel with each other.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05


fh
Mf Hai.fIni l.a.
iiiT wtHffFa nt @It
HII Hgaln.
W. ifnY fIlfm ..'
.IiNiHh ~ 1850. eisvH..
81 foilifgof
Sc ,aalu.
.friHmHd fumu r ..ut
.Ht AfArvilIa
At
.Tn..l,y
''i'hNhe'W e. Ifhh
Mrs VI w. llill and Master biah
Bridpor, hor smna .on. l.lW ,dnn
dny mmulnsoun vi.ttln Cotu.I
water
A., ,d., u.ct,
went 10 Brown4yille. Tam Tl,
day with her relative. Mrs. WI
McCill.
ul.
pl,noho p....In
Al,
''''""
u..... 20 = q,
pooton All c,,, p.1a,,
ho,o ham an,.fa,o1 .t,.n., M
ni.gionor. Ca p,nal, a...
Misses Ella ana Emma Guntcr
left Wednesday morning on a visit
Tenn Miss Annie Ioo Gnntoy
went with them 10 McmnLis ro.
turnipg Thur.dav o~yonina
, -,
~ ~ ,,'''
| IlliIllIlHINlIA IN IIIH LAnW lIlnlhA
.'p'''0' WV ~" w
w. wv, "''' '''' '"",'V ~
home Tuesday, after Il visit Of
several days to relatives in Sar.
dis
Mr. Trbv Dickins wont to Nom.
NH. ,ost w,oD 10 ,c.,n. sitp,.
! i;on in tba tolocronb onico nj tbo
NJ {. y roiIrood hnt hecoming
dissatisfied, returned and resumed
his position at the Bank OF Sar-
dis.
,,. r..c;. "a IT.
"' ''''' O'oN''' ~
''' ''o O~'''''',,'" ','''' ',''
-" '''e''' '"' VIZ ~
meeting many of his friends from
sardis and vicinity.
Mrs u L.uordoh lglt last 81
urday morning IN answer toa tele'
gram announcing the severe ILL.,
ness OF Mr. Gordon VINO had gone
back to his Ola nome IN tennessee
on u visit we are glad to hear
he Is getting well again.
Tost woor Row " NJ Farmer
ofrorctown ossisted bv Rov. Mr..
uotoh cIosoJ F, royiv,l NJ snrino
Inn p,,,;st cbprob in ITALIA.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

The author Of the verses, cnti-
b "Faithless Kitty" seems to
I've forgotten The fact that anony-
ous communications always go to
G yawning waste.basket.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05
sardis barber shop.

Jaa ". Lucas i now the only
barber IN town shop in Dyes I'D
Alooa, NAH sifeet dpen day AID
night. and until 10 o'clock, Sunday
morning. Everything clean aud
nice. and work done well and
promptly. Give him = call.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

Goto j. j. Henderson, forchoicc
s]ugayhol.e, syrup, hams, breakfast
bacon, sugar, coffee, -four, meal
meat, lard &c. at lowest prices.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

|, mcl-um has been placed
noi ihe public well as a pro.
,oo against tho approach or
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

.,aee quantities Of gravel are
N shipped from Tollahatchic
sing for the Mississippi Valley
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

|Tng Democrats will meet in
|at conventions next Saturday
u elect delegates to the county
convention, which will
Iel here on the 18th inst.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

AFTER returning from their
last Tuesday, the monthly
Ilcollectors did not look happy
the contrary, quite the reverse.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

Tue STAR oiIers>as a premium to
subscribers, whether old or
EH, a gnHine, frst-eidss, illustrated
Erlcultural magazine of l6 pages.
|6r Conditions, see large advertise
Ient
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

EaE sidewalks cannot be repair
|unlil the Board Of Mayor and
|lrrmen make an appropriation
that purpose.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

THERE is Il mineral well in Sar.
. that contains seven properties ;
/ water is SAID to possess great
ntiye virtues. II has been
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

of our citizens attend
me concert at Batcsville Thurs
\ night and were well pleased
HI the entertainment.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

I,u Sturdy ttr Republican
..te convention, to nontnats u
.,ie ticket viii meet Ut Sardis
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

.,mGsdlaH Nguday tlp slr.
.,ei basc tull club was d..
I.dbv eorf VI 20 70 81
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05
V. b ,rhnyor

Doris IN watches, diamonds, Jew
clry, silyorwarc, solid gold goods OF
every escriptiou spectacl s.Clocks,
Dec. Manufacturing jcwelcr aud
optician. Repairing Of fine wat H.
es and Jewelry, a specially. 26j
Main street. corner Of Court, Mem
phis. Tenn.
Sept. o, 1884.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

Molasses 3jots per gallon and
up at
J. J. HESDERsoS's
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-05

Everything in III line q staple
and fancy groceries, fresh and
- rick bottom prices, AZ
j.. IlExDsasoxz
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
FcrVOusncSs.

The moment there Is danger OF impair
mcnt OF the mind from excessive nervous
exhaustion, or where there exists tore
bodings of evil, n desire for solitude,
stunning and avoiding company, vertigo
and nervous debility, or when insanity
has already taken place, PFRUNA and
MANALIN should be implicitly relied on
But II rs never well 90 wait 30 long before
treatment is commenced. The carly
symptoms are loss OF strength, soOncss
OF the muscles, dim or weak sight, pccu-
liar expression Of the face and eyes,
coated tongue, with impaired digestion
o. m Others, certain powers only are lost
while they are otherwise cniOying COM
parativoly good health. In ali these PE.
huNA and MAEALIS should at once I've
taken.
Mrs. s. Smith, Hillsville, Lawrence
County, Pa, writes: ."DR. $. B. HART
Man " Co, Columbus, o.. have been a
great sufferer for ten years IL seemed "a
though every organ in my body was dis
eascd at one time OF another. / had about
given up all hopes, when I commenced
taking fERuEA and MANALGN. / inn
medately began TO improve, the soreness
and pam disappeared, strength gradually
returned, and now | cm as well as ever
IN my life. and owe il all 20 your PEnU
MA and MANALIN ! recommended IL
to my friends aud it gives better satisfac-
ton than any other medicine / ever heard
Of"
Miss Maria Roderick, Warren, Ohio.
writes: lit is with pleasure and many
thanks that / write To- you 10 tell you OF
the great hcneit have derived from the
use of the PERUTA : have used several
bottles OF your PEWUNA, aud can safely
say u has done me great deal Of good.
have improved ever since commenced
is use"
Mr.. T. I Weber Plymouth, O..
writes 81 am selling your PERUNA, and
having a gooi trade ON It. Il gives ex.
Ccllcnt satisfaction"
Mr.. Thomas Acton, Brooklyn Village.
Cleveland, Ohio, Gays: II received a
severe wound in my foot by tramping on
spike. II inhamcd and was painful and
swohcn. / had every reason TO fear lock
jaw. Your simple fUggestions az 90 local
applications and The taking Of your Pig
EuNA aud MhBALiN were followed TO tho
letter, and, thanks to you, my foot Is en-
ureIy well, and am happy"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

pressed great desire to see the two
mines cross bats again. Some are
so very anxious that they are viii.
ling To contribute the amount neces.
sary to defray the expenses Of the
same club if they will consent to
play the Deltas here ON Saturday
next.
The Homecoming boys were well
pleased with their trip and the treat
mcnt received at the hands of the
Dcltas
Edward BIaney OF Grafton, um.
pired the game with general satisCac-
ton; scorer, A. L. Conitf.
The following is the score by in.
nings:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
1 , 3 4 6 7 s Q
DELTAs.--- o 90 0 l 0 Ia
LoNACoNING l 4 0 90 GOO o.
NOTES

A very large crowd witnessed the
game. Among the spectators we no
ticed people from Keyscr, Piedmont,
Oakland. Terra Alta, Tunnelton,
Newburg and Grafton.
There was intense excitement a
mong the spectators during the
game. The Deltas had to play an
uphill game from the start. If they
had succeeded in ticing the game on
thcninth inning no doubt they would
have won the game.
After the second the Deltas were
determined TO play after the style of
the Scotch Hin game and they sue
ccedcd in doing so
Philip Ayersman made the longest
hit of the game, and played in his
usual style behind the bat In the
sixth inning a foul Tip mashed the
mask fiat against his face hut he had
pluck enough to stick to his post
until the end of the game.
The Deltas regret very much that
they did not play the visitors in the
morning so that thcy could have
played another game in the after
noon, for every body was willing to
bet on the Dcltas after the game.
The Deltas no longer consider them,
selves inferior to the Lonaconing
club. y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

cnANcEnY PROCEEDINGS.

CHANcEiY PROCEEDINGS.
w. Haucy was appointed trus-
tee of the u. B. Church at Gladcs-
Vile vice i. NJ. Snider, removed.
Sanford watson, NJ. II. Orr and
Simon D. Snider were appointed
trustees Of NJ. =. Church, Mason
town to eli vacancies, aud A. j.
Bona6eId and N. G. Gibson were
appointed additional trustees of
Tunnelton Camp Ground.
Shaaer and Bonateld ct al. va w.
H. McGinnis. Referred to Haw-
thorne, Com.
Marian Vanzandt vs. John A.
VanzandGs heirs. Sale of houses
confirmed.
Browns Executor 81 Son VS. John
II Garner. Decree for sale Of prop
erty granted, and Brown d Haw-
thorne appointed Commissioners TO
make sale.
Monroe VS. John w. Mothcny ct
al. Referred 10 Crogan, Commits.
sioner.
j. A. Brown vs Vollz 81 Fawcett.
Decree for sale granted, and Jas. A
Brown appointed Com. TO make sale.
joe. III. Hawthorne VS. Henry Nc.
Robbie ct al Sale of land confirmed
S j. Moore ct al VS. NJ. +. Wright
ct al. The Commissioners appoint
ed TO partition the land in conlro.
versy reported and report was con
hrmed
i. Fairfax's heirs VS. i. l.. Fair.
fax's heirs ct al. Decree to sell
farm granted,
T. Murray w George Sinclair.
Dismissed satisfied. Same order in
cause Of G.. II. ShalTer vs n. A.
Wilson ct al.
J. r. Mitchell vs. Ohio S. MITCHELL
heirs Decree to sell land granted
Brown g Executor ct al vs. A. n.
EVERY. Decree for sale granted.
Jessop 81 Payne gs Kingwood r.
j.. Co COmplanants recover.
May FormaH5 guardian vs Jas.
w. Brown. Dismissed az plaintiffs
cost.
III. ID. Jordrdian's heirs guardian
vs. Beayens. Sale Of realty confirm
cl
Thomas q Bishop VS. Michael
DOnohuo ct al Sale Of property
confirmed
Crowford and wife VS. Dunn ct al
Repor. Of Com. confirmed
u Slar'zman'a Admir- We H.
>tarizmon'e heirs e. al. Dismissed
by agreement
Wo'riug v5 Nelson. Ordered that
the defendant recover OF plaintiff his
cost Zoo lIi- case.
III ST.. Thomas ys r. r. WaddIe
ct aL Decd of trust set aside and
ordered that plaintiff recover from
Black. and Maust costs in this case.
VI G.. Browns Executor We Hcze.
Nah Wi.l.l' ot a. Referred 90
Crogau, Commits Toner.
NJ @. Brown INcUutor vs S. 81
Armstrong t 81. Referred 90 Gro.
gan, COmmis iDncr.
j u. JOne. SIS W. III. SisIcr etaI.
Ordered thaJ plaintiff recover 9I88.
30 To bc paid within 80 days or land
he epII
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RATES


~issionod P. NJ at Newburg.
iquire Murdoch spent the I'm.
'ay at Vest Union, OF Aurora.
Nm. L. Shater. Gen. supt. of our
railroad was in Gown on Saturday.
Prof Porter and family left for
-aeir nome in Baltimore on Friday.
w. ]. Lavelle and Frank Jack.
so1. of Tunnelton were in town on
sunday.
A couple of the railroad engin.
GERS. with their wives, were in town
on sunday.
-Chas. Y. Bishop left Tuesday
morning for Morgantown to attend
ttc University.
Teachers Institute will be held
on the TIA, of September instead of
Che g as stated last week.
Last week nearly all the Doctors
% Tie county was here witnesses in
'ho Edwards Lanham case.
Squire Paraons has been sick
.or week or two. His ailment ap-
pears TO be a general biliousness.
Our friend J. D. Howe, was in
town Friday. He is engaged now
7a"ing cross-ties for our railroad.
a party from this place visited
-9o cave near Reedsville on Tues
day and spent a very pleasant day.
Rev. Graham is down on Cheat
ling this week. He understands
jaat how the thing is successfully
done.
-Ino. Barton Payne, Esq. is now
wishing his parents in Virginia. He
viii return to this place in about ten
Gays.
- Wait Toothman, prominent
citizen Of Marrion county, suicided
oy hanging last week. Brain disease
I'd to be the caue.
Massrs. Kildow and Miller, of
p4kland, two masters of the tart
'escrvative." were in town Satur.
~ night and-sunday.
The Rowlcsburg Deltas can
oeat the State on base ball, Morgan.
own not excepted. Can the old
2ougbsstand this banter?
Sherman Guthrie left Sunday
for Morgantown to take cases on the
an';1to". sherman is a good boy
ID rapid stickor oftype.
In the cause of Edwards VS.
Dr. Lanham for malpractice. the
Try after being out seven hours re.
orned a verdict Of not guilty.
Miss Eva Hennon, Of Fairmont,
Tho has been visiting the Misses
ks for two or three weeks, re.
ned to her home last Saturday.
"A new pavement is being put
Town on Main Street from Browns
:orDer to G. FawcetCs residence.
This is a much needed improvement.
On last Thursday morning frost
as plainly Visible in some parts of
Inc county. bat we are happy that
can say no damage was done by
H. II Potter and jim Nueent
ent 70 Rowlesburg Saturday to
witness the big game Of base ball.
ney returned Sunday via Tunnel.
0n
AT dance on briary mountain
oear Rodamar last Friday night a
12hJ was INDUCED in and two or
iree lack eyes were n natural re-.
at
We Icarn tbat sn engine md
r.h cor TiIi d. pvt on Che Tunnel.
.or end Of our r,irsl in few
yeeks 10 corry tics iron &c. used in
Io construction.
The vsitor5 who have spent Che
umm"r here have nearly all left for
thoir city homes. Next summer we
poet @ much larger number than
4s ber, this eer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

Having taken control OF the u hskcy
BUSINESS heretofore conducted ~ loI1
aiImmIcr, | respectfully sol;yii "a coutin-
uan2c OF patronage. look oGt ior AL
next week.
T. TX H. II NJ Il
MILL STREET, O ''' i''i' o0''' a. .uiuI lEI, Mn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04

l'nts
JOHN L. Gibson, of Tuunelton,
gave our Office a pleasant call on
Monday. He will have general
supervision Of the Camp boarding
house during the Reunion.
-Jno. A. Peters gave his son Char,
les and his bride gu Unfair dinner on
Monday, 1t was one of the most
pleasant affairs that has been given
in Terra Alta for some time.
Gray Glover, little son of Jno.
Il. Grimes. died at Hors Shoe Run
Aug. oath. His age was year. 3
months and % days. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of the
community.
The attention of the teachers of
Preston county, are called to the adj.
verUsemcnt Of the teachers exami.
nation, to be held at d .iferant places
in this county. Which appears in
anothe column.
Mrs. and Mrs. w. G. Brown
and Jos. III. Hawthorne drove over
to Morgantown on Saturday. They
returned this week ACCOMPANIED bv
Mrs Hawthorne who has been visit.
ing in Monougalia for the past three
weeks.
The select school tor,.bt horo
this simmer ., s,ooossr,r. ~,
5. Elliott will close tomorrow Fu-
day with literary performances in
the afternoon. The citizens Of town
and neighborhood arc all invited to
be present.
Fritz Prtri \ ivrrnovmon c;ro-
maker, was killed bv bciog etrncl,
by freight train at Irontown, lay
Tor comfy last Wednesday. His re-
'n"a9 were taken TO Grafton for in
'eF'h'h' ny order OF the Is q o
'~''OP'RY.
We cali tho particular attention
Of our readers Q, the advertisement
Oh the Grafton o'e-Price Clothing
80 IS 10 appears ID 'nis sue. Inis
~ '''e company ana 'hey sell
VIC '''' Vi Go "'''9 "V OoV'om prices
o''''' "''''' II GRAFTON
Prof Z. NJ. Turner, President
Of The Vest Va. University. has nc.
P''' "' INV ''.'''" 20 's present
- ""' O'"''y lo"s''O"Oe' lie Will
~ ~ ! o.' .''' ''''F'' '"y Oh 'he In
"r' ''-5 anu Will give an
- ~ '"' ''"'I-'
Chas. T. Brown, Esq. left last
Saturday for Deer Park and Oak
land where he expects to spend a
lie" Jays before returning to his
nome IN Cincinnati. lie was ac-
'omPah'en 10 Oakland by his broth.
er' jas a. Brown, OF this place.
Messrs. W G Brown Nsi T
Fortney. r. ". Monroe W G. Wor
ley, attorneys of this place and
John II Brown and vito oro o,
It. George this geek ottendin court.
James l.. stone and jim Nngeut are
up tAore on business this week also
Mr. and Nrs Tos y pino.r -,
Muddy creek. were in tom Tbnrs
dav last. Mrs. Rf,oor,s health no,
been very poor since Fshn.ry 1os,
but under Che skillrul treatment al
| Dr. BIackev she ia irnrov;no ronid
| w. and is now able 70 rido on, -
bn,ov
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.1ss Do y'u ku.w that Potter soils
HardNs are lvwe' than any othor Merchant
ina 'oNuT
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
BAsEBALLl

LoNACoNING, Mo. BrAcs THE DBL.
TAs By a SCORE OF TO 4. A
MOST EXCITING AND EXCELLENT
CAMS. The DELTA STANDARD BY
NO MEANS LOWERED.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-04
Il MILL STREET

We have "a Large Line OF Underwear.
White Calico and Porcalc shirts, W York
ing Shirts from 25c. up, oIl The Latest
Novelties in Collars and Cuffs. Neckwear,
and The Largest stock anl Assortmentin
Hats Of any five stores in the County
Gall and sec ug.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-02

I The Factors and Traders Insurance
company of New Orleans, were admitted
yesterday to do business in Minnesota.
The state railway commissioners, with the
exception of Gen. Becker, returned from
Chicago yesterday, having made thorough
examination of the grain transportation
business of Illinois. An ex-grain regiStrTr
of Illinois has been engaged by the COM
miSSionerS to come On to st. Paul and Or
ganize the Illinois system in this state and
remain until the same has got into thorough
working order.
W. G. DeCele, on presentation of certi-
ficate from the supreme court of Vermont
to the supreme court Of Minnesota yeSter-
day was admitted to practice law in the
courts Of this state and will settle in st.
Paul.
FILED WITH Won BAUMBACH.
Articles of incorporation of the St. CroiX
Savings and Loan association were filed
with the secretary of state yesterday. The
company will be located at Saltwater with
capital stock of$5OO,0O and limited in
debtedness of $4,000. Leonard Clark is
PRESIDENT j. C. Henning, vice president;
Theodore Jassoy, treasurer; A. c. Hospes,
secretary; T. II. Ewing, attorney, and
Leonard Clark, j. A. Deragisch, r. w.
Kerr, 7. P. Richardson, A. c. Hospes, A.
Frederick, Theodore Jassoy, l.. Sargent,
John Covell, J. G. Hening, F. FL. Ewing,
+. W. Prince, V. G. Leonard, Fl. Schlenk
and w. j. Conrad, directors. Articles OF
incorporation were also filed of the Union
Iron Works of st. Paul, with capital stock
of 500, 900 and limited Indebtedness OF
$40 600 The directors and incOrpOratOrS
are Charles H. Robinson, Joseph ROthwell
II. Robinson, president; Edward l.. Hem
enway, secretary; Charles A. Dunn,
treasurer, and Joseph ROthwell, general
manager Articles of incorporation were
also filed of the Oak Grove Cheese Manu-
featuring company of Bloomington with a
capital stock of $4,000. r. t. Bailliff is
president; II. III. Pond, secretary,
E. 7. St. Martin, treasurer, and
salesman, and James Davis L. Mahoney,
E. S. St. Martin, H. III. Pond, r. l.. Burl-
lif, W. S. Mcleod and r. Chadwick, direc-
tors. Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday by the Morris Silver Cornet band,
of Morris, Stevens county, with capital
stock of $500.
The South Minnesota Land company,
limited, have appointed Frank l.. James,
Esq, OF Pipestone, resident agent. with
power of attorney to transact its business.
and the same has been filed with the secre-
tary of state, as also the appointment OF
the same gentleman as agent with power OF
attorney by the Western land company
The Duluth Silver Mining company flee
its bylaws yesterday with the secretary Of
state.