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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-23
An O.trich with a Wooden Leg.

Anheim Cal, Gazette.
Some time ago the rare and ludicrous
sight Of an ostrich with wooden leg
might have been seen at the ostrich farm.
The ostiches first hatched were deficient
in bone structure, a fact which is attrib-
uted to deficiency of certain element
in the food of the parent birds-a defici-
ency which has now been supplied, The
bones of the legs III these young chicks
were very soft and breakab!e, and much
OF the mortality among them was due to
broken legs. As an experiment, Super
intendent Sketchley-who in an NJ, D.
amputated the leg of one of the birds
which had broken it accidentally below
the knee, and strapped on wooden leg,
upon which the bird strutted around for
some time. Those who have seen the un-
calmly and mincing gait of the ostrich
when equipped with natural legs, can
imagine what a peculiar step one of them
would have with an artificial limb Un.
fortunately, the bird thus singularly
equipped broke his leg above the knee
and died.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-23
PAL6TKA HOTELS.
HOUSE,
a. SHELLEY, PRoPRTEroR.

4. . 1ELL11 IFtDPhIEIOKs
Finest location in the city. Newly remodel
ed and refurnished, making the finest home
accommodations. Table unsurpassed. Electric
bells in every room. $50 feet of piazza prom
enade. Accommodations for 200 guests. Om-
nibus at all depots and landings.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-23

The number of people who pass
through Callahan during the winter sea
son cannot be far il any short of 80. 900.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-23
Professional CARDS.
BENZ. PUTNAM CALHOUN. IRVING GIIIIs
WM. LoWNDES CALHOUN.
Calhoun, GiIIis SE Calhoun,
Ely YS-AT-LAw

Special attention paid to Insurance, Real Es-
tate and Collection of Claims. VIII practice in
State and Federal courts.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-23

The old Long House, east of the mar
ket square, at Madison, formerly used as
a court house, has been condemned a:
unhealthy by the City Council, and or
dered moved.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-06
county 0mcers.
The Tribune Directory.
PHYSICIANS
p pnrnleN. VI. !

II parmicy. VI. -.
| | oMEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
| offco ut the residence Of Joseph parmley, Aii-
fin, Wis. Office hours to u a, m, add 90 p. m.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-06
Young George Gould.

Speaking of George Gould, it was he
who first introduced Freddy Gebhard
to Mrs. Lanetry. Apropos of the in
PRODUCTION, George tells me the follow
ing story:
Not long after the introduction
there was a GOODNESS between Gerhard
and myself, the reason Of which it IS
not necessary to explain now. One
evening | was at the Brunswick, when
freddy accosted me. | saw there was
something strange in his manners. but
took no notice of it.
! hear, said Freddy, you told a
reporter that you considered me a --
1ool. Is that true?'
" Everybody has n right to his own
opinion, Mr.. Gebhard, | replied. POS
sibiy may have said so.
Then, sir, / shall take satlsfac-
ton.
Go ahead Mr.. Gerhard, and Wen
have Billy Edwards as referee. When
shall it be?' ! asked smilingly.
FREDDY noticed my amused man
ner, and there was o general laugh.
'Oh, if you only said it in fun I'll say
no more about it, you know, only l
thought these newspaper fellows were
lying.
That's the last / heard of Freddy's
mentions, and as we usually salute
each other when We meet, nothing
came Of it. Still, one must be respon-
SlOie for his opinion, mustn't her
-'s0 1or6 Correspondence
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-06

DHYSICTAN AND SURGEON, Mineral Point, "
Il OGice In drug store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-06
w. L.. EallIuan,

physician AND SURGEON. Mineral Point Wis
| Onice In Graders block. Night calls answered
At office. Ofice hours, II to ~ A. NJ and to P.
NJ. Saturdays. at home al day
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-06
Note This.

S. 7. Osborne, teacher OF music,
will be in Mineral Point at all times
excepting Tuesdays and Fridays.
tiff
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-06

DUYsICIAN AND SURGEON In Len.
ahan's block, up stairs, first door TO left. Resi.
dence FIRST door west from Nj h. Church Mineral
Point. VS..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-06
.fTTORNETS.
John "a. Jones


A TToRNEYs AND CoUNSELLoRs, Dodgevue,
"A Wis Niil practice in all courts ia the State.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-06
". W. pniterrnn. VI. ID
~. WYNN, NJ. II

nFFICR opposite pulford's Drug Store, High st.
ttllours from 10 l0A. m and to p, N. In
Office nights 23tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-08-06

I IoMEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
| | Mineral Point, Wis An calls 10 city c0un
try answered promptly day night.
0nce over Allen Il Sons store opposite City Hall
Hours Q TO vi TO - 6 TO $ Sundays TO t.
Residence, first house west of Mrs. Nm, z, Henrys
hltf
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-05

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-05

nY vIRTuE OF 4 d. RIK AVID ORrrR oil
ID sale isu<d out Of the sixth Judicial Lisesi IL
COURT, In aud Tor the County II lincoln elstl
Of Nsvnds and 10 n . dir eied nd delivtrv1
tor judgment rendered Il said Cours, Or ~
t.vor Of ! Anderson and ]. ! wb,s;on
Plaintiff. and against Osmes Ruts4il. lssixI N
.urssll, Margaret Russell. William O, M Eus
y. hiisah+ih heh urrss Amelh o hsNus,sy
Vest Mchufrsy. janice Nc0ufhe, Nitbsrj Z.
cpcnsld. =. Gossstt. sso ! avid tvfvicr,
for tbs sum Of six thousand eight Lusdrsd ana
dxty .ssvsp ~ es7 20 della ). de- ! tst ~,
sith sx hundred and ell hty pix looeelij doI
sers. iswyerr sets and INT hupdnd spd INV
lhrss W. dollsss tsx cotts, std III scrrs
,ps sosss 40 inserss. have isvhd "a shs ioI
all VI thu nv bt title END interest a Tie MD
'sfesdAuts Il End to thoss GER ~ MI M
.'iatnss sttusttd " Tea. Pshut NthiLs / iSlr,r{
Nv the c'uDty Of Iincoli, tsat. u ksvsds. Il
Gated and record~o In the res ords ssi1 ier
psbuts Mimi btutrtrt - sna rsiisd 1. SclIoSe
" Wit. The Inca mine Pist.. kesro . h I. sss,s
urus mine. lensfars mihs B. edad ntue. sIlve,
wax mine BalbecA min. ~ Il ka,s.e : ~
rhe interest," b. uby ord.r REQ sold AID q lussi
N this dscrrr beint - follow 70 VII: All M
ssrs'h Minlnt sisin' eolssiptnF hit hunsnl
rrecrds said distrt,t % tie N q" {. 10 y
aiming claim. An undtsidtd ilseftN q ~
hundred $50 feet VI thst ceytsin nine o. -
al 4 ItIk N : IA Il Al. 49,.
- W. ~. 800: ~. ~rs'ss am dhmN
c.,.,~, .hos".s. ~" mtng einle
s~rUs, ~ ~. h.,'xs.a 80 we vlar y
,hsrds -, a. ~ - ~ ~ u .Lv ~ ann I've
sc~-s~, y. 4 ....,.S.I -. ~ s.sM w ~ eisin
,ns ~, ~. - ~ ..Ssu' o. nc eie-
co5s a, ! son, hnsA,, Al, -, nj sno e.Is
nj ~ A., ...sss,. Wy y 49,,
sl.hs hr.a,sS 's.s,. -. s. copumns
-. A A. ~ sscss,a ~ ~ s .e ~ -
"si.,a ss~.o ~ rrS,ss ' q. 1isafss = =:
- =, 49, 1900, .ss..~ ~ nen@e W.
.r..v,' ~ s..c.ssS -. hDs cssiD 40 ~
s,s.., !. ~. ..s.s ~, ~. ~ - ss,o ~.
min. scc,.,,s IN, nsss' vp'sn = q
~tSsd 10 49, ~ - ~ ~. ~ ~ nna.
c,ssr ,.,ssssI ~ rs..s"sS s,. nn'le
The ..s,ivsr s.sss ~ Shs.h H., e s,s'..s
IN. .h"r..,.a -, Al, sss s'.1 s.ss, \.
M ei.s.' c"n,ss.tn. eish, snrss lsno, ~ r..
sud hnovn :, 4 srcofd. 4 ~ the rcor 81 ssid
district % the "bsnerass' n.iLs " n,ining
claim. All Of that 9. rtsih mining clsin. Which
co-taine eis hundrd 6tl tsst, nd iLovn md
recorded 1. The T. cor 81 ssis district y ~
"haH 'sd'' mine " utsinu claim. ~ undi-
vtasd ons thon'spd tiO0 feet o. that csstein
milne OF mining cisin lltvh aid te.rt,d
III the records . said nIiuile dissrIcs q the
's1aMs urus'' mine Or 3 nins rIsin. eossslsias
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-05


NorICt 70 nEnRDY 0Ivxt THAT TEE
~ understand has coun,eneet % setiop -
~ euselce oouft u Phoebe JoWrship. Lincoln
oo9pey, reets 81 usvsdn, II wtteh Setion the
sndessigned e plsinti9 snd Nuynew.s silver
-1lhg eonpeuy, Ohio nine nd con:s
sssAs y sss"ss IL = ~ w., y ' s;s,uiS
- ssainet ee1eD1sass, lpee W follswtcs
SssnSsS eev1ssy s.e E!lnisss. eit.ssed =
x,yesysl -. Y 80 bi;lsisi: s:nislpisS -.
- si.s s''e e. = &c y. s y 6, vi s
lassN ~ The essts 81 nsvaAa, setitt6
~. .Aee % ssesss llsas u psebssies
49, csness sae6 ~ repeslsllothsr Acts ID rslss
y we snsrstc: 'sppsovss llsSrb -, ISIS. Now
~ nv, NV al per.ers Aaslee Aelsiel 2, sls!e'
soss g ssss ssis sss!ss' 80, - ~
skseer hsfere ala osSvS - 10 mi ~ :!
isessenssy, 4. , tooo. q n esr1eet 4. NJ ~
NM nAss causscs. zssI>sssss.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-05

UrTrxD ezAHEa LAND OrFfuK.
Eureka. Nsysda re6rg.sy 9: a .; 1858;
IN D. LEHnER, whose postofloe address is
Clncinnati, Ohio. has this day nled his sppli-
cation for Pstsnt for nftsss hundred iins.!
feat q the Lehnaf mine % vsin bsazing gold
md eilvee, With surface e1oand sig hundfsd
~ z Width. sitastsd 10 eahranssat Lake Min
ing Distfiot, coaney Of EAnroln. State Of Ne
vada, and dsslsnaSsl By the nsld notss and
o<aoial plat on nls n this once ~ Lot Number
y. e Tovnshtp 2, South Range. 50 East 81
49, DisslG nsdi e rns ssssrlss ooend
Beginning o. post nsrksd No I. o Survey
70 q. r.. 9. % 3, Section 81. Y D n. whence
the Nc corner post Of Geetion IL T ., q u, 50
{. bears OF deg Z LII feet; old monument And
post the same. Thence running, lst course. s
10 deg " 1909 feet. 70 post married. No 2. O $
survey Ne 49,; old monument being cedsr tree
u tnohss In dtAuzstsr end bears 8 u deg "
tsst from post Nos. Thence, I'd onurse, u
az Y 90 fest. g poss 70 >. survey y 70 81;
post Nos. Themes. "a course, N 10 deg 1870
fss4. to post No Z. o Hurvsy No 50; old monu.
mont bears n deg " - feet from post No 4.
Thence, 9TH course. u deg z 1910 feet. to post
10 I. the pisos Of beginning. Containing 20
meridian, with magnetic variation of 10 deg
Rsst.
Aha iocstion Of this mine is recorded in the
escyrder's once Of Lincoln County. Nevada. in
4 AAaooln County Msvsds. This claim 10
bounded By no knoWn claims.
Any and ali perspns rlaiaing adversely any
portion Of said Lekasr milne or surface ground,
are required 70 die thsir adverse claima Nth the
Re9istsr Of the United 8tstes Land Once 1t Eu-
rsks. In shs Sasts q Nevada. during the Sky
lays period Of publication hereof. or they will
b sssEsd By vlrsus Of the prcvisions Of the
statute.
F.H. RtMCKLEY. Register. e
I'll hereby ordered that the foresoins notice
u spplioation for patent DO published for the
osFiod Of ten onsssutivs weeks In the lt'che
teoonps . weekly nswspapsT published at
rtocho, Ltndoln County Nevada.
ftT-iot q. NokLEY. Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-05

mi flies tse 81 h,ns cisss nssd 10 cant
Xiii lses pee'ae: sed ~ wiil nsiI you me,
s ss' Al, , y, y: =, g .s.is sssd:
mose nsssy q : ~ dsys 1hsi you ev,s
,houoAe ps.nels . ~ taslsssa. ospiIai 10
- sniSsd We Will san yea Tau can y, a
~ ~ ~ o. " opsrs eime snly. The voei
!. ust.sr,aily sdeptsd e beeh sssss. young and
vvssy svssisa. Ihas j sSs Wsss 70 1 ~,
teet. q > eueinsrs. " 4a1e nh uupsvsllsir6
c9efs % Ill via aPs BOT wSll MI Asd n VII
= ~ u - ~ TO- ~ tpeubIs Of wviIisG .,
tu,l psrti ulest. ~ otsons. ~ swat IN
ssststse WI - nels ~ tsces who aivs Shsis
iattly tuFs ponT dslay, sssri 80, a. -
etlhsuN 90 Portland. Mains.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-05

""v0Sy 80 - WIZ
4 D 1891, ~ the hour Of u cfc och p.etthst
day l viii sell al the right, title and interest,"
o. asid WsdfGe kussel1 IT 81 (. 10 and 10 the
ahsye d~scriosd property. 81 tht n ~ d"0rs o.
tn onunty OourShouss tipuhs Lincoli comfy
ssvsds, q public aucsipn for cash In hsLd,
70 ~ highest md bsst biddsr. TO sstisis ss'.
sis "a v. l. neKRx, sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-05

The VII ,ls number Of visitors to the
New Orleans Exhibition was l.l53.6
The show was open nearly y long ~ ths
Centennial Exhloition &c philadelphia,
which was visited BY 9. 1910. 056 per.oas.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-09-05

T HEREBY ofvH noTfoE rHAT soRREL
1 asess ellver mane on6 tall, about four
years old. oeaa1el ~ len shixh = 1T tc0n,-
AusjD, ~lsh half evels ever brand. has been
running vn sau saver tssk hangs, lincoln
ooontys Nevada. The ownss IL nsEsUy M thed
70 come and tahs the msss sway and pay
charges. EEW0OD BAILEY.
All klnas - Cslsrsd Priatlax done
- she 's~rsvd Oen~ss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-30

Short stature in Gen. Sheridan &
caused by bic legs. A friend says that
the gallant Phil IL not sensitive On ehe
subject. A girl came for his and Gen.
autographs In her album.
and they wrote their names. She Va
not content, for she had set her heart
on verse Of -Sheridans Ride II his
own handwriting. This be declined ~
grant Then she began to question BIN
about that famous piece Of equestri-
lnism- Now, Gen. Sherman shel
. length asked, turning in pretty des-
peraticn 70 him. ''what do you ims1ino|
Gen: Sheridan said on mounting bal
'teed n "WelI. ! really don't know
vas the response. with : quizzical glance
Town q the legs Of his fellow w-ofYicer.I
but maybe be said to his orderly.l
Shorten these stirrup straps.'S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-30

indianapolis Times: The UnIted
states consul general q Vienna. Is :
recent report 70 tho State departmers
on American trade with Austria- HIM.
gary, says that many intelligent husi-
ness men there have reached the concIn.
sion that ultrs-protectivo dutiea hava
proven . failure In Austria. Their 4
an earnest demand in the press srd
among progressive politicians for ! 80
duction Of the tariff. He says:
Whenever take occasion n r,.,,;.-
the high rates Of duties imposed ~ ~.
government Of this empire. which seem
% oe directed especially against Ameri-
cs1 manufactures and products, 1 am
answered invariably with : pointed and
spicy criticism Of our own tariff. which
- Austrian business men claim. 4 II
many instances absolutely prohibitive.
They contend that IL We desire access
TO the markets Of other natious. Ana Z
fsir chance to place our manuf factnres|
and products In competition Win those
Of Europe, We must first open our own
ports and admit the world's trade nnon
fAirer conditions.
This shows = similarity between theI
currents Of public opinion IN this conr-
'ry and Austria Here, too, there Il !
yrowing opinion among intelligent bus.
mess men that ultra protective duties
're, ID their rcLctionary effect. : defri-l
nens rather than . benefit 70 trsie /
Inc unmistakable growth oil this opIn-
on furnishes good reason st least for
snorough and intelligent revision ofj,
'ur tar'n with . view Of sscertainipel \
'ow far The general interests Of trade |,
nay Be benefited By the repeal or re-I
'uction of duties which srs nov prsc-
'calIy prohibitive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-30

the hills on the northern and western
side, whilst the federal forces faced them
lon the east, across the field. On the
morning Of the 18th day OF May, 1854. I
wae ordered 20 charge across the open
I1eld With my 5000 -babies.s whilst bofh
larmics could look down upon my charu-
ling columns A. We debauched fhroueh
q valley into The open 6eId GenersI
|Thomaa stood, - We passed. With
watch IN hand. carefully REGARDING onr
movements. Slight barricades ~ fhia
point had been erected BY our forces the
might before. Shells and ri6e baIIs cne
|down several men in front. Bayonets
were nxed. and 1t vas : splendid slght,
~ the full glare Of the morning sun, to
see 5000 men charging over ap open
neid, with the two armies OF over 10000
men on the hiIlsides - spectators. with
nxed bayonets my troopa rushed for
ward BY battalions In close eschelon. The
cheers Of our comrades and the shouts
Of defiance BY the enemy could be dis
t:nctly heard above the din Of battle
The enemy gave way without waiting 70
cross bayonets, the babies" were tri-|
umphant and the battle OF Resaca va
over. We slept that night upon the
enemy's field Of battle, aud saw FOR the
first time in that campaign, the dead and |
wounded OF the army Of the gallant and |
able Johnson. Let the author OF ssThei
Memoirs" deny this and thousands ofi
men. friends and former foes. will an /
Iwer. On the next morning our whole
army was IN hot pursuit Of the resrestingi
'oe. Thus ended the battle Of Resacs.
"a No historian has deigned to men,
ion this brilliant and effective charge. i
although there are thousands Of mem
low living on both sides OF that battle
gho saw the grand and chivalrous dash /,
q -Hovey's 0abiesr from the hilIsides.
Z is doubtful IL any simiIsr charge of
200 bayonets can Be found in the pages
q history. In conclusion, l will only,
~ that have never understood whvi
ieneral Sherman thought proper to de-
rive me Of part Of my Indiana troops. iss
or can uDderstand bis silence OF nv !!
barge, under his eve, at Resacs. But
is ~Nemoirs" are silent.
ALVIN r. HOvKY. Is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-30

The Battle Greek Moon says: Ner.
|chants and business men RenerslIv Al
NOS siwsye appreciate the fact thai ~
coiumne ofa paper constitute the trsds
~ STOCK Of pl5lisher; that II costs
money for every line Of matter. shss !
u 49, g space e Just like 90 much mer-
co.no'se that 4 means pound OF su-
- gre yard Of calico, Or : pound Of
nalia mat the sale Of lines or type earns
ne neat and bread OF the editors tabIe
y1.s = tne sale Of sugar and calico Ana
nalIe esrns the bread and meat OF The
mcrchsnts family. Most any man can
a. y editor for IN inch or two Of spsce
q nis locals, but Il tSkes good desi 81
49,. q step into store and ask : mer-
sn.nt q give one 6fty cents OF : dol.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-30

obituary.

THoAAs =. the loved son J. A. and n
= Vowel. fell asleep on the nth or or
ls6t, aged elk years, eleven months snd
twenty-seven days The bereft parents
have the sympathy or many friends snd
neighbors- The funeral was presched 4,
the Bailey church-house. SUNDAY = :
O'Clock p ~. Ov Elder VIM. Condrs ~
The Christian church. Text: .For she
creature wss made subject to vanity nos
wlliiugIy, but BY reason Of him who
Romans . Chap 20 verse.
Little Joe vas loved By both teacher
md school, was 0bedient. well behaved
md va . child OF more than ord;nsrr
Intelligence, and viii be missed by u sIi.
az az spirit is free from the tolls or life.
IT'S work on earth i DER;
He will sing the songs that angels s;nc
And rejoice for ever more.
F.P.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-30

The Acting Second Comptroller b,
made : ruling that bounty cannot "A
allowed IN the case Of any voIunteer
soldier Who enlisted sfter April 30. 1865.
un!ess upon proof derived from the rec.
ords, that notice ofthe Telegram or tie
Provost Marshal General 70 I'll. ofIIcsrs
a command in the insurrsctio ionsry States
dated April y, 1865, directing That No
oounties Be allowed or paid for anv
volunteers enlisted after that date. va
actually not received st the place OF e..
IIstment until after the time of enlist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-30

| Mr.. Conkling calls the republican stall
1platform = msss Of nothingness, vapidI'
Ity and monumental vacuity. That q.
legged platform excels any document Of I
lsimilar nature that ever was thrust be.
fore to0-confding party
II suppose" said the reporter, sy0u
Iare aware thst Senator Evarts q 70 70
before the people IN this campaignr
II zee that he u 20 announced. The
venerable and atteuuated icfcle who
folded bis hands and held himself aloof
IN the fastness Of the Green Mountains
when the republican party va 10 it,
throes, can always be depended upon %
ventiiate his oraculsr verbosity after
everything has been accomplished BY
others, and will always be found ready
70 resp the fruits Of Others TOLL
The republican party, then, has fkllen|
into desnetude Of late -
The Republican party" replied the|
ex-senator, -has been dragged down to|
its present low stage BY the manipuIa j
uons OF one man, whose overWh WhelminRl
ambition for the presidential seat led him|
% 60 10 al Lengths to accomplish his|
lifelong dream and ambition. He wreck i
ed : president by his msnipulations inI
forcing him 10 make appointments that
led 70 disruption Of the party: be perl
formed acts TO attain bis end for his ownl
advancement that even high heavenI
would protest against; be practicedl
TenaIity to that extent that II became al
proverb. and still remains : hissiug|
.mong the good men Of the party and oil,
ne whole land but he has his reward. ii
ae has been relegIsted to that privscyI
hat should have been his lot eight Years
go His adherents have admitted sinceIs
ne last election that they were hood L
nked, and many men who are OF bi0hl
,olitical standing have stated to me that
hey rued the day that they aided him inI
snst they now cali his unholy schemes.
'oor comfort have they obtained fromlr
Inn. These parties are now enraeed atlE
hiding their hopes blasted, ard inveighl(
. heavily against their one time hilsri- Z
us I'lumed knight - they we're hearth Is
and conspicuously prominent in shout-| ID
ng he praises . year ago. The party isIu
ow 10 the hands Of those Who have BEEN !
be willing tools Of the Man from Maine. IC
ID i remains 70 Be seen what they Wilila
o with IL"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-30

Psssrsourg psnscras-
The total amount or school fund loans
~ TINS county foots mp s45.7sAl2.
The name Of tie post-office Il ynols
hss been changed to Whitman, and he
once moved to the Whitman mines. I
mile from the old location.
Otto Buettner. deputy auditor OF On.
oole county, was in town Sunday. He
came On 'otIicialr business.
Hon. w. +. Townsend len FOR Wash.
ington City, Monday. He viii nav his
respects % the President and the Depart
ments while there.
DR.. Perry w. Falls and wife. of o.
well, removed 70 Cedarvale, Ksnsss. On
Monday, where be will hereafter engage
'n the practice Of his profession.