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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Bucks hotsl q ShsldOa wss burned
last weak Wednesday. Mra Allen Mar.
vim vas overcome BY the sxcitsnsnt Of
The occasion and died soon After.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Fon RRErxArrsn. LuxRA0o. NxcRAI>orA
cxAxr and collie there 4 % remedy sups-
rior 10 the genuine d.. Thonss' Eslsetrie
Oil.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

A desc Of vesstins inst taken hsisrs
going 10 bed. insurss coufsrtabIe nights
rest 10 the nervous sulIsssr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

MAscxnDsn DErss, VI, Esx ieel.
Nxdty Hv4aAsw a.. Ne ues1 Bradley
ITssphsis ~ sprtng tos The erst ttns, Nth Ne
49, sAtIu1Actaey resnlis. Bto@ shirteea scses
4 hnd. - hA0 ei vhiich was peseegs. w.
vosped oss thoasAsd bUsksis a sers Of ccsa.
NJ vseA saiy tabisspccafui u ~ Phosphate
3 go Nm. bssidss makins lsfes growth.
Sks PSoephsc pus oar csqp AAead Tally tve
Uests saShse mas II ucaid heea utsAoue ~
"a have ussd ssvsra othss kinds u fsstihysrs
ma a oar town, Ind Mn oniy S1ag reeul1s, bal
afvss testing yeus PhospAAis ~ % ~ hesitate
4 peoaoanon q q faf sapsstog 70 ~ other fM-
ViErsr va have svss ussd, aad 60 cksosfualy
rceoumsnl Il W I'll fssmsrs.
ursAlsy's Phesphass - wsva Oct Lasa,
Brsx<y pAaspAox ~. Last psisg lplseshsd
% four asrss Of sosn oas pasture had And
4 9 ! dssssag 81 BARNARD manure end turnsd
"a ussd raised q The rate " ssvsnty Ave
hsshsis 70 shs scrs. u potion Of The cane
pieee. vhsrs ben msuurs vas sssd 10 The hin,
here vsss nety.sighs bushels 70 the acre.
o. AaotAsr porttoa u Ne sane ptscs, who're
Dradleye Phosphate uas ussd. the yisid vAs
oss hGadrsd aod fourtsea bashels 70 the care.
In Ne qaAnity Of fodder whore the Phosphate
~ used, thsrs VA stin more 1i4eTsnes. thsss
bslpg double Ne Anount u ioddsr thAa xhsse
Ne 6oGnyasG Oanneo NJ o110 opp0o4 have
asa two o. three other kinds = tsstsllsers ~
d tom With rather Roer res.lls end can sn'
phstlsally recommend 0Eadiey's fhosphste =
belng far sspsrior V ssy astleIs | svss before
ussd. = b. HoLIlgfxl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

"Wesrs's Sure Care for Hssvss' il The
only remedy science has yet produced.
Sold BY G. J. Visit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Gers.
rAcseAs rcixv. w., Rev. ~. iset
hre.e<y fefAssw ur.-~.on ssvpe -stebts Il 90
scss 81 iAsd Witch lisa ssAscs wss plaated wtth
ssd pfedscsd mir crop u pstsssee. rsAssA
thse ysAf css han df~1 sad tvssV hsskeh u
care al sessa eeva. bss11ss ev husAsh " ssn
csta. Tbs sseps 10 ~ esesllssce 81 t'c<A sssia
pared IN he useal way III cssttSs ~ ssahls
manure narrowed 70, aud " each Ssu snaN
asAntisy II nrsdisyS Phosphate wss dropped
when the eeru Sc planted WAabs ~ sss
nnier-rAts The snees Of good seahAe masuse,
hslisve that The rAospAts tsnAsd vssy moass>ai
% As ssFly viresses esssth - ~ pllsts.
snd 70 pst good deal inip tAs ksAkst bselts.
=. L. WvnAs. \. u.
lavgsss 0r~wsA ~ Gers svss assssa u
Oar TeWa.
uArcmxsrss Dxrc1, W.. Nov, teel
bradley Fwtshsw Owe NseA nsedlsys
rhosVAaas several ysArs Aso % eoss sreueA.
agplysss n caly % Ne peoFsss ell Il ~ aslA.
whstc W usedl ecSn Waa ~ uucA Aoltos tkss
where us used none that The di0sseuee eoah
" eses ~ Z long dlslence. e4ssa thaA tine.
unin last sprtnG. " have besa pashle 70 ~
soot Phosphate, and 10 the msanttms havs =
ptfsMenesd via several aredes ~ ferstto, -.
snd GENERALLY Hith very unssiIslaeeesy sesa ts
Last srfing ~ banned yces lHssPkaks Mssm
,eat sssut. here. Aad " Il taissl ~ tsixs.t
crown at corr ever raised Ia Our tasu. sssriy
sii ths ears bring large sooash AVID ~ wssss
fuli enough for sesd care We hss. ale nsss
\ On qrass land ~ . top drvssirg VI he Wess
nAiterinK results aud IN hAw srnssd u sk~
couciusiou nom our experiences ~ many ,eass
with varcus binds 81 isssiiissrs tAs, ,our pA..s
phsts Il fss supsrtor W I'll Others. aud ~ cheer
foIIy forurmm n Nra0fvx 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

DxA26 U6W8.
David Willy 81 East Bethel vs. killed
ia savnill Wednesday.
The dwelling and bssn Of n. r. Blake
" Derby vsrs entirely burned Sunday
Gvsuiag. Lon e9500; insurance $500.
ossar n. ssoueb ton Of Royslson. owner
Of The Stoushson mills. ~ instantly
killed Wednesday, becoming entanglsd
10 belt. Before the mashinery could be
stopped NJ. Stoushton vas dead. His
body ~ terribly mauslsd.
Tho democrats srs circulating petitions
10 Ruilsnd for tbs sppsintmsnt Of L. W.
Rsddiseton ssd ,. J. r. Randall. rsapse-
siveiy, - postuassss. The conmisaios Of
The present. incumbent does not eIpirs Tor
sboafa yeas.
Th&osu bard Of o0cen Of ~ OAK
Hin c6netery associaiioa Of Pounai have
hsgaa isGsI proceedings 10 he supreme
eosrt ssaisss The old board Of oiEssrs TO
procure The books. noasys sod minutes
belonging 70 the assoeistion.
A broken Wheel on The Fsaf o. of the
nail tnis which len Rutiaad Tor Bellows
Falls Mosdsy sooa thEsu ths ear % ths
trask ssas 0sasstt's slaAioa. Ths a. -
dragged several rods viii The trucks
sFo~siss Tie track. and stopped on The
do y . high snbasknsst There vers
nAsy pss~sagsss aboard bat oaly tvs vsrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

FoR CoLDs, CRouP. Asthma, BnoNcHrrIs
and Sore Throat use DR.. Thonas' Eclef,se
on and get the genuine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26


'bsus1iAs n Ms vilhes ~ sAlsn1ial
seheei = ~ Dan ~ BsE1sa Dsns
aasy.
--wssss s.sy = - ~ $780,
fssn bshisa ~ GDsDtg = Dsstea . =
sses. II visisisy u Tspka. KsssaA !
v ~ bic hoss 10 Ne innsAisls istsU+
Miss Mary Passcss = spssdiss ~
lsys = ~ heos h thn village Ais
rsssess ~ sasssS veil asssrvsd ssps
on1isa = 80 al tbs kadias psolsssssa
sssss y tAis part 81 W. ssAsa.
willis Bsls1ss1 nass carry ea -
psin. viii - lhsrsossss 10 ls,os
zsra Asd sssm6 - II ssov o. sbs ssessd
b h fsrsisaiao essss~sn uiiA fsssi
grsssA hosss n1bh = ~ ssah ~
qssst
The s<ss regular ssssiss Of Fscsosy
Pcias Lsdss. No ". l. o. Q. y. viii =
hsId o. Friday Evsoisg. March 27sb. =
s'sleet. sAArp. 4 fall stassdsses is d.
sired. wort on he Yins Dsgrve.
". n wnoss. BsessaAsy.
-. X. L. hes moved iste Tie Old eas-
riags shop IL The lover cad Of The village
re has 6tssd u up IL sosd shape ssd Y
prepared for ssy work II BIZ liza NJ
Rsvs viii sss ths shop ovss Laesss broth
ere blscksaith shop.
The listss vish ~ 70 ~ that IA
payers ere ssQssslsl y Al oat eAsir in
ventoriss ssd hand then 70 The Listens o.
oss Of then ~ soon = may b. afssr III
6ps day Of April. Doat wait for ths
'isssss 70 ell On ysu, II 10 no part 81 their
daty 10 make ont yen iist.
nAscnmrEs DEPOT.
Mr.. Dasisl Swallow is coAHned 70 hia
house By illnsss-
Miss risss Dsan u quite III. She Il
undsr Dr.. wynss's care.
--Frssk Csllsm, IT,. 10 70 carry on
NJ Jessph Hisks' lArn ths coming year.
I'VE uslssslasd that Joseph Long. O.
Peru, i 70 bsltsr and bst little hopes are
satsrtainsd Of his recovery.
--Dasisl swallow. Jr.. from Landgrovs.
moved into J. 9. Blsckmsr's brick build.
Ing. He Il engaged With Mr.. BIackmer
lor The coming year.
Mr.. and Nra. A. q. Conner have been
absent most Of the past week on account
u The sickness aud dsash 81 Mn Coanor's
lsthsr' "a
--Frask McNsnss los afgsod work
horse Sunday night and d. Grady lost
lnothsr few days since. making two Of
Mr. Grady's within few weeks.
Mrs. Touslee aud Mrs. Merck from
Povnal. Vt, will preach ia the East
Manchester school house on Sunday,
March 20. st II o'clock. =. M, and at n
o'clock. p. m.
Barr 4 Marley have Just received 4
- .s.... -.,..
~ p. r. ~. ~ ny ~
nd borders. elegant new dssigns 10 gifts.
-. sn.'s" -...s ~ 80.
~.
's r-F'' ' -. o. Wv
w. ~
"u~1.
I, .o',."' AC' '1' ~ " W.
A,n.' - :. z oo.1o' o1' " 80
v''.. ~, :. ;: . s: ~
" I 49, $500. y u. q. -.
: - - :. ~
- ~. 1870 - q ~
...."..sr
rovsd fasal.v
p.,~r~vrr. u.,.h ,a.h 100.
/. ". URN. Ceusaisr Of Skinner Post
a. A. n.
Dear Sir; --Plsass dad I've dollars a. .
nall help TO The hsavily burdsnsd treas.
y Of your Post ! md check u hopes
'as others may be reminded Of the obi
ATOMS 70 company Of the noble men o. {
= COUNTY, Wno sN os'1s ~ n.s1
- ~ one' r'esse .'0eP' ana o0nss
lou" -
- oeaA. o. cA'Anel Tos'' ~ es1nes. .
.ass. - AoNsasuson ,oi nv 'ou' .
a.'sn 'ssl'ne SURE 'n.' 20 ~. 'n' .0n0' a
q respect 2! svsFy fus c,.'Isn 9! or
.mnonvsalth' ana especially Of snoss {
no wore sne Olue'
=. W urlrf' Commander
:. Y. bLAcxAEh' Adlatsn'' q
Il .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

Nervous weakness Dyspepsia, Impo.
tence, Sexual Debility, cured By wells
Health Remover 81. as
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

The Dossss Marble Cos mill shut
dova iads6sitsly o Mosdsy. The assusI
nsstiag Of ths company viii b. held early
Ia April. and II u hopsd that The business
viii - bconiss agaia altar The aansal
strengthening sp. The Freshly nil ~
Ne D. L. Ksas 4 Cos I'LL m rsnniaG
sfsss ths sssssi shut dcvn Of fsv vssks.
We ~ sisd V notice The success Of
oar Donst boys uhe have gone 70 Other
places V ssgAes u bssinssa. A rsssnt
issss 81 ; Blocnisgtea, Ill. dAily psp~
gives . description u ~ Blseniagtss
Stove Co. which % tossdea IL ls7o ~
". r. Brophy. sstiss 81 this piss VI
wsst 70 Troy d ~ sasiy - ~ 49, ,.
cleaning The sasd irou ~ eastiaes. ~
vsrtsd Il every dspsrtnsst sstil BE-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

--Thers ars said 10 b some four or i've
applicants for the postoflce here.
We - that Dr.. G. W. Gesl hss hung
out bis sbingh opposite The Methodist
church.
Miss Fioru Niles. daughter 81 @. D.
Niles. The merchant, was married Lest weak
Thursday, 70 Fnsk Dsnbison Of Peters
burgh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-03-26

REPORT of the Condition OF the
Manchester, In the state OF Vermont. d the closs
~ hu~fnasa March nth faQk
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23
OBITUARY.

Died at Greenwood, Doddridge
County, w. Va, Mrs. Susan K.
oliver, wife of Rev. w. L. Oliver,
of the Baptist Church, on the 9th
inst. Sister Oliver has been a suf-
ferer for several years and in her
last hours she suffered severely
but patiently,aud at last fell asleep
in death leaving kind and true
husband and two little boys with
many warm friend to mourn.
Sister Oliver was devout Chris
tian, and while bereft ones mourn
here she sings in Heaven. May all
her Borrowing friends share largely
Heavenly Fathers blessing.
W. w. RYMER.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23

UNANIMOUS VERDICT FROM BOTH SIDES OF
THE SEA.
"Ihts is the most helpful book on the Sabbath"
The following are specimen opinions:
Joseph Cook. The most helpful volume
ever read on the subject"
Miss Frances b. WiUdrd: The book out
ranks all others on this vital theme.
President AngeU of Michigan University:
1t contains the most valuable collection of
facts concerning the methods of observing
the Lords Day which L have seen.
W. NJ. r.. Round, National Prison Associa-
ton: 1t sums up all that is worth keeping
in previous discussions.
The 8. .. Times: Such a practical commen-
tary upon the Sunday question is MOTTO be
found in any other manual, English or
American.
The Congregationalist: 1t is certainly the
best work that has appeared on the Sabbath
as practical question.
National Temperance advocate: 1t is the
most important recent contribution to the
literature of Sabbath observance. m
Dr.. John NJ Ferris, Editor of InteUigencer:
1t is the book in defense and advocacy of the
Lords Day.
Ir'ot Il. A. Hodge in the Presbyterian Re-
view: AS 'Cox's Literature of the Sabbath
Question: in two volumes, is an almost ex-
haustive presentation ofthe history of opin-
ION, and of the literature of the past on the
great question OF Sabbath observance, so this
book of Mr.. Crafts is unique as a repository
of information as to the present state of
Sabbath opinion and observance over the
nom1nally Christian world. The informal
ton has been collected by stupendous cor
respondence with representative men in all
parts of the world. The resulting generali-
cations are represented to the eye by map
of the world shaded to represent the COM
parative degree of strictness with which the
Biblical view of this great institution is
maintained. The book is exceedingly valu-
able, and is strongly on the right side.
l2mo, $40 PIP Sl.5O. Sent by mail postpaid
on receipt of price.
FUNK & WAGN ALLS, Pubs,
10 and II Dey St., N. Y.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23
Prompt Payment.
Parkersburg, W. Va. |
Sept. IA, 1885. {

sept. ii, 1860.
This is to Certify that l have
this day received of Peoples Mu-
tual Benefit Association, of Wester-
vile, Ohio, One Thousand Dollars,
payment in full of Certificate No.
1891, on the life of late husband,
E. B. Killingsworth, calling for
$1,000. Said sum was paid me on
18th day of September, 1885, two
days after the proofs of death were
received and accepted by said AS
ISOLATION, and ninety days before
the account would become due &C.
cording to the terms of the Certif-
cate.
l return my grateful acknowl-
edgment to the Company for their
prompt payment and cheerfully
recommend the Association to all
persons seeking safe; cheap and re-
liable life insurance,
MRS. SARAH KILLINGswoRTH.
Witnessed by c. H. Shattuck.
J. FL. Spence, State Agent, for
w. Va. P,O. Box Is, Parkersburg,
West Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23
WEST VIRGINIA FREEMAN
4 LIVELY FIGHT IN THE
KEYSTONE STATE.
How Saloon Keepers Watch Each
Other.

HAzELToN, Sept. 11.-Several
days ago a number of saloon keep
ers here we're arrested at the in
stance of the Liquor Dealers Pro-
tective Association, organized
about two months ago, some on the
charge of selling liquor without Ii
cense, and others who had license
to sell by the quart for selling by
the drink. The arrests caused deep
feeling among the saloon keepers.
On Wednesday the cases came be-
fore the grand jury at Wilkes-Barre
and in almost every one of them
true bills were found. The men
indicted are now bringing counter
charges against the individual
members Of the association, most of
whom are also saloon keepers,charg-
ing them with violating the liq-
uor law by selling on Sunday.
Several arrests were made this af-
ternoon, and many more will fol-
low tomorrow. There are In this
place over 200 saloons, and the tenn
perance men look at the fight be-
tween the saloon keepers with
feelings of great satisfaction.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23
Do You Want an Organ !

You need not send your money
to Beatty Or any other firm for
Organs.
Bring your circular to compare
with my Organs and I will deliver
them to you here at the prices you
have to pay in New York. Hay
ing sold the Peloubet & Co., organ
for over Is years, you will find
me at the same corner.
w. f. ATTKIssoN.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23
THE STANDARD BOOK ON THE
SABBATH"
THE SABBATH FOR MAN,
With Special Reference to the Rights Of
Workingmen.

BY REV. WILBUR CRAFTS,
Author of "Successful Men of To-day"
"Must the Old Testament Co." etc.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23

To the creditors of Charles W. Athey, decd :
In pursuance to a decree of the Circuit
cause therein pending, to subject the real es-
tate of the saidCharles W .Athey, deco, to the
payment of his debts, you are required to
present your claims against the said Chas.
W.Athey for adjudication, to Barna Powell,
Commissioner, at his office, in the city of
Psrkersburg, Wood county, W. Va, on or be-
fore the 18th day of Oct, 1855.
Witness, D. M. CLEMENS. Clerk of said
Court, this 9TH day of Sept, 1885.
o. CLEMENS, c. G. VIC.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23
The Capitals Birth.

The Capital Dining Rooms of
Wheeling, celebrated their twelfth
anniversary last week by feeding
the Press with their very best.
Mr.. Thornton made a happy
speech to the guests, and the guests
responded by devouring the good
things set before them.
1t was glad good time all around.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23
WHAT THE
Temperance Century
Has Made Certain.
With a Symposium Of Suggestions for
the.Future from Living Leaders.
BY Rev. w. +. CRAFTS, A. M.
BY Rev. w. +. CRAFTS, A. M.

This book opens with "Prelude," con-
tanning the sayings Of illustrious advocates
of abstinence who lived more than q hundred
years ago, in China, India, Egypt, Palestine,
Greece, England and elsewhere. Then Iol-
lows a concise history of the Temperance
Century, SO arranged that each mistake or
victory of the past teaches q lesson for to-
with interludes giving the most notable
sayings of the great temperance leaders OF
the century; also q study OF intern perance
in its historic relations to the other great So
cial problems, based in part upon personal
explorations in the slums Of five great cities;
also Symposium of Suggestions for the
new century in regard to abstinence, tenn
cense, prohibition, the prohibitory party,
ETC., from such leaders as Miss Willard, Mrs.
Chaplin, Mrs. Buell., Mrs. Woodbridge, Mrs.
Mclaughlin, Joseph Cook, Neal Dow, Presi-
dent Seelye, j. N. Stearns, Rev. d. G. Bah
cock, Elk. Gov. st. John, Rev. Green Clay
Smith, Geo. w. Balm, DR.. j. o. Peck, Dr.Cuy-
Ter, "Nasby," and scores Of others.
Each of these leaders is allowed to state
fully his views on third party" movement,
whether he favors or opposes it.
pR~ The book is full of quota BILE
opinions, facts and incidents as an
ear of corn is of kernels.
The book is compend of the best things
said against intem perance during the past
four thousand years, showing conclusively
be proved about the curse and cure of intem-
perance.
IL mo. 1872 PIP. Paper 35c; Cloth 75c.
FUNK q WAGNALLS, Pubs,
1912 Dey st., New York.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23

., The O. q M. is the only line running
sleeping Car of any description between
Cincinnati and st. Louis.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23

Th1s gives Q. & M. Passengers time for
meals In st. Louis and first choice of seats
IN trains connecting in same depot, for
all points West, Northwest and Southwest
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-09-23

aU IL O'CLOCK 0OOn at the 1rOnJ door OF Jne
Court House of said Court, to-wit: The Post
Office Building in the City of Parkersburg,
Wood County, West Virginia, the property
described in said decree, to-wit: All and
singular, the estate and property, real per-
sonal and mixed, and all interests, rights,
privileges, franchises easements, rights under
leases, terms and parts of terms, agreements,
covenants and contracts, OF all and every
KIND held, owned or occupied by. or belong
ing to said Point Pleasant and Ohio River
railroad Company, inc udins all and singu-
lar It's: lines o. railroad from their junction
With The Ohio Central Railroad Company at
Pomeroy in the County of Meigs, and State
OF ONO, and thence through Meigs and Gal
la Counties in the State of Ohio, and into
ana through the County of Mason, in the
State Of West Virginia, to the terminus there
o., including particularly the bridge across
the OHIO River at Point Pleasant, together
with all second or additional track and fran
ch1Ses, and also all and singular, the land,
roadway, tracks, structure rails laid or to be
lald, siding, tuInouts, bridges piers, wharv-
es, viaducts, calverts, walls, fences, ways and
rights OF ways, depotS, station houses, en-
glne houses, car houses, freight houses, ware
houses, building and repair shops, machine
shops, built or to be built, depot grounds and
lands, DC. and also all locomotives, tenders,
passenger cars, freight cars, and other cars,
and all other rolling stock or equi p1nents, all
machinery tools and implemen is ,rails, chairs
ana spikes. and other materials whatever
owned or possessed by the Railraid Company.
Tor the uses or purposes of. or deSlgne for
use. in connection with the operation. main
tenance or reparation of said line of railroad
or any part thereof. or the equipment or APP
purtenances thereof and also all and singu-
lar me e. rights, privileges and franchises
winch the said Railroad Company is possess
ed OF, or entitled to, for the uses or purposes
OF SAID line of railroad, or to the operation
or maintenance of the same, or any part
thereof, and also all the tolls and income of
the said line of Railroad, together with all
and singular the tenements. Entertainments
ana appurtenanceS thereof.
Inc sad property, rights and franchises,
Will be sold together as an entirety. No bid
VIII be accepted and reported by the under
s nsce IRON any bidder who shall not first
as pledge tina he will make good his bid,
the sum of Twenty t ousand dollars in mon
ey, ana no bid of less than One hundred and
elghty-1ve thousand dollars will be accept
ed an reported at such sale.
Dated August 10th, 1885.
VIM. A. QUARTER.
JNO. A. HUTCHINSON.
GEORGE S. COUCH.
Special Master Commissioners
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-01-09

THE Northwestern Travelling Mems AS
sociation was In session at Chicago on the
30th.
1T is said that President Arthur has al
ready twenty pledges for the New York
Senatorship.
BISMARCK will 60 to San Reno with his
family to remain six weeks.
The visible supply OF wheat on the Goth
was 47,72o,oo0 bushels; corn, 3,5oi,oN
bushels; oats, 2,170,0O0.
ONCE more have the French met and de-
feated the Chinese in Tonquin.
Two collisions occurred on the New ork
elevated railroads on the 18th, due.to fog,
but fortunately motives were lost.
! In some Of the Spanish towns the recent
Earthquake caused the death Of hundreds
Of people, besides injuries to great num-
bers.
| THE value Of exports, exclusive OF specie,
| from the port OF New York for the week
ended the 30th, was $3.50, 900, against
SG,421 900 for the previous week.
| ACCORDING TO the Chicago Trfbune's can
vass, 100 members Of the Illinois Legisla-
ture are for Logan for Senator, as first
choice.
IT is reported that Queen Victoria has
announced to the Privy Council the be-
trothal OF Princess Beatrice to Prince Hen
ry Of Battcnberg.
EIGHT masked men lynched Pleasant
Anderson near Blakesburg, Ia, on the
29th. He was tried for murder year ago,
and acquitted.
THE New York Board of Aldermen have
been enjoined from confirming theappoint-
ment made by the Mayor for Superintend-
ent Of Public Works.
MISNEAPoLIs (Minn.) mllers are selling
Liour in Canada for less than the price Of
Canadian wheat. and this has caused the
large mills at Winnipeg to shut down.
WM. PEARSON, spiritualistic crank,
killed his infant child with hammer at
Chehollis, Wyoming. He then proposed
to his wife that they both cut their threats,
which they did, but they were both alive
at last accounts.
Hon. SAMUEL J. RANDALL and party
arrived at Nashville, Tenn, on the Both,
and were rendered most hearty receptions,
both public and private. In the evening
the cx Speaker addressed a large audi
cnce in the Opera-house.
Mn. BLAND having recovered from his
illness, 10 now in Washington. He says
he will vigorously oppose the Buckner bill
TO stop the coinage Of silver. He believes
In the measure providing for the free and
unlimited coinage Of both silver and gold.
HON. DoRMAN B. EAroS, President Of
the Civil Service Commission, is much
pleased over Governor Ccveland's letter
TO the Civil Service League. In comment.
ing upon the subject In general, Mr.. Eaton
] slaps the Republican party right and left.