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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-20

DAvr,-cyrus Kei'ter Harrison wste. E'uiel
sIosEwALL Jos. Doll, Luther wi'mau, b. !.
Borden.
JoHssox.-E. shaver, Daniel Bowman, silas
Munich.
MADIsov,-Jos. Conner, Isaao Hotel and Milton
Campbell
sHBY.-Alex. Osborne, Al. Myers, II. H. Coz.
man.
CcKPoI ALTON or WOODSTOCK.
John II. GrablB woodstock.
NJ. C0fman,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-20
EczPnan.

was affected for nearly four
years with eczema. The doctors
called it at 6rst erysipclas. | was
treated by physicians. | was cured
by Swilt's Specific. / used about
thirty bottles and have had no
trouble with it since. [ refused
to take it, even after 1t was recon.
mended to me by others, for some
time such was my prejudice to
to the name Of it; but having tried
it myself, | now believe it is the
best blood purifier in all my knowl.
edge. 1t did another thing for me.
l had suffered from piles for many
years. Since taking this medicine
| have been relieved, aud believe
it cured me. II. III. Jones.
Gainesville, Ga, August 20, 1884.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-20
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
THE MODEL FAST line EAST AND WEST
NORTH AND SOUTH
TINE TABLE.
In Effect December 9th, 1884.

,.,,.,.. 80 go 2.s
soO III" "hD' Man Aocom'n Mixed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-20

My daughter, seven years old,
has been afflicted with eczema for
two years, and after trying other
remedies in vain, | gave her Swift's
Specific Is. S. S., and one and a
half bottles. cured her sound and
well. 1t is the best blood remedy
in the country.
Mrs. N. S. Judkins.
Cedartown Mill, July %, 1884.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis.
eases mailed free.
The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-20
COUNTY DkECTOR y
COUNTYJUDGB.


CoUNTfJUDeh'
New Maftet
o,scr,, mnar.
rro,tpo,al
Hon RObt. II. Turner
COMMONWEALTH E ATTORNEY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
WY X. w.ps.

A San Antonio dsrksy was on trial foI
stealing money from the house on Solsdar
street. snlian Van SIyack. the attorney
for the prisoner. in bis address 10 the Jury,
said.
Gentlemen, my client is . poor man.
He was driven by hunger and want 10 take
the small sum OF money. All that hs
wanted was sufficient money TO buy bread
dor IL il in evidence that hs did not take
ALe ,pocketbook containing 5000 that wal
in tke same bureau drawer. II hc was :
> profasaiop hs would have certainly taken
the poakothook.
Ths.oloapept attorney for the accused
was interrupted by the convuIsive sobs ol
his client.
Why do you wsepR asked Judge Noon.
an, Who was on the bench
Beksse didn't ses dat n poqkAtboch
in de bureau drawer. was the reply.
Everbody laughed except Van 6lyck,
tho attorney for the dsfsndsnt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

A more beautiful farming counlry does
not exist than that along the southern
shore of the Baltic. No fences mark the
boundaries of The fertile farms whici.
stretch away over the rolling bills 70 tbs
horizon. al asIow with yellow grain. Al
interssls . clump Of trees ottsa sssu To-
tsussIy dask .assiust the ripe grain shows
where fsfn house stands. aud giant
vindmiIls swing their sails % the highest
bilIscps The ,A;shwsy, hpsIy built
chaussse. leads Il sIfAsk: rcsoaa the eoun.
Try. only cDrviss 70 pay sbr.ag.i so,as
village. Mountain ash. blrck sJ3 IiAr,yy
trees border the road ~ ~ unbrpken rank
In the aitches anil by ths roadside grov
countless varieties ~ wild flowers y per-
feet paradise for The botsni-t. Frow the
highest hill tts Eye meets Ia the south .
succession Of grain fields 10 the north,
beyond ths soft undnlstions Of the cnlii-
vatsl hills, ths Baltic shimmsrs 10 ths
sunlight. narrow line, sharp u the ho.
rixon. The dimensions of the brick barns
prove ti'e accustomed usguitnds u tbs
harvest; the luxury ofths fArmers hou,es
tells Of iaLeritsd sseseSs 4. u viaeF
IL April Hwy~r
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

A New York state farmer who vss in
Elmira the other day Vas asksl BY >
local spsculator u hs had apy hay ,so
cell.
Goiag ko hang right on my hay. he re-
Piled. = Enslspd and Rdssia dsh'. hay
will 80 kilisg. 80 4
Got Aay pqtAtesas
Lots a EN-. hut in case qf var tsters
will becst right up.
Any oatsf
Two hundred bushels; but war mesus
80 csnts tushel for oats.
How about pork?
Got Ton barrels but pork has got 10
climb.
Cant you spare isw turnipsf
Turnips' Well 10 case of turnips havs
got to jump, but bsin' want some nails
and caliksr and tobacksr, Ill let you have
Ave bushels and take my chances on lsus-
sic backin' down.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
M. :. ss-s.. , :. :. Or.

Louisville comes TO the root Agsin with
the strongest man 10 The a 'uDsry. IN
nAms Is John Bernhsrdt. bntl ie Fessm bIes
the divine Sarah onIy in name, uosgh Ne
Il nstive Of AIssce, in the south o fssace.
Bernbsrdt isa new conner 10 Lon 'isville'
Apd il enlpIosed in tho fouadyy h'pArf-
ment Of downtown factory. whsrs BIZ
fsaA Of strength are daily sxhibstsd %
the sssoSishmeot Of biz fellow lAboret y
He i. ssrnty seven years old. six fset ana
four inches high and weighs ~ Iscsnds
and has no surplus hssb. He Il not ~
but Is The finest spseimsa of ausesiss
map hood seen hers for Ionx tins A
reporter called in 10 ses Aiss rnA issi
shcr intersiss ~iti. sL~ hrswsy fsssS b.
mC'. lie i.oi mssaiii. ess bald, Htss sks
- 80 iodian. His ssst y kesd snd
dsM' ssi bis CHA sDd uhs<k lscs4s . in.i,.
est< great strength: bat his srms 80 Won.
dsful snd around The biosps ttsy nsss'
nr, ssvsslesa inches. His hssls .iock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
H.v o.v. OsissSy Pti.l CsrAv..A

! woadsr II old uncle Dick pilsd Ais
own cordwood this wialers said ! msnbsr
yesterday. - hs looked toward The GOV.
srnor's ssssios, vhile struggling through
thesnow towards The stats houss II Spring-
field, III.
Did hs sver pile his cordwoodf asksd
another.
Yes; Ia The winter Of 1895. when hs We
governor. He bought ten cords Of wood
Of farmer. who Was 10 cord the wood in
thc governors yard. Altar three cords
had been piled Osissby inspected The Job
and va evidently dissatisfied.
You srs piling The wood too loosely, he
said 10 the farmer, you must do bsttsr
than that or | won't pay for Il. by the
time you get il piled in that manner there
won't be more than eight cords In what
you haul for ten.
The farmer replied that he guessed he
could cord wood a. woll ~ any man. and
challenged the governor 10 do il auy bvt.
ter or TO make less ont OF IT, Aud when
he had brought the rool sll iu pnpls
Dick corded Il over again every sick 81
IL piled IL .iutp sis4t cords. more. !
tell you uncle Dick knows - mpch shout
pilling wood a. he does about Illinois poli
iricts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

small oi bask and bs msddss thas svss'
l We sincs ! slspt With my lesssr hreshsr'
Who ste crackers Ia bed.
Another sabsppy trick ot ths doGs vss
70 rush into ny room il ths novsins, and
Jump on The bed. sonmsaos walking and
running on ne. would frequently waks
a. from . nightmare. aud nnd The doc
walking on NY eyes. ! would hurl him on
the floor With dnll, sickening thud. and
that would bs ths last Of hin until break
fast time.
I csllsd him Arthur after King Arthu.
Of the Rouad Table. because be vss d
ways round The table.
The most dinleult thing ] ever under
took 10 do YES 70 pat Arthur ont d night
l could push him out threush shs door
but be would always rush back before
could close II, and b. usdsr ths table look
ing a me 10 zee What was going 10 d.
ssxt. The only way I could gst him ou'
~ 70 carry him, close ths door ailsr mi
and deposit hin on ths ground snd climb
10 through The window. Thsa Arthu'
would 81 " : howl, and kssp Il up NATL
I w. glad 10 lot hin 10 tor The uaks d
peace.
II was vsry difficult 10 catch him whsu
hs didnt want TO b. caught ! have Ash
| "a for hin With meat covered pickersI
[hsek. and chased him With . scapnst IL
vain. r''
One day ! set Iargs rat trap for foxs'
| OPT in the hsnpery' ana 'cdvttsa Il will
siSsw. Il wss baltsd With nutlon. Ar
thur smsllsd Il in his rambles, and pus hi'
.poss down on i 'litlIssoo hatd; iof, b.
foro he knew Il. The saw.sdgsd senioirolsa
|jumpsd .0p tho floor, grabbed him b.
bind the ssys. ',RAyIsNsssd him on sh'
spot.
He now alceps beneath the OK eyed dsi'
sizes. where the mnxzle, the brick. and Tho
small boys bloom not Pacl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

A frog who had long dwelt IN > pond
near peasants cabin Was one evening
highly delighted 10 hear the peasant n.
mark 10 eis wife:
Have you ever noticed how beautiful
that frog singer
The speech tickIsd the frog amazingly,
and he at once began tho tune and kept Il
|rp al the night long. A daylight III
peasant came down with club and called
out:
1fJ@G.ap'. leave here forthwith III b
the d0ath qf .yopl
What havs4I fapf' asked the as'onishsd
frog.
Kept us awake NJ .z2iighs with you'
croakingl
But Il was psly last sssssax That yop
compliment d az on my song.
That IL true. hatiI hsd heard ouIy Lsisl|
songs at long intervals.
MORAL:
II isa dangerous thing 70 coppDimen|
the man who makes the opening speech
st ward caucus. Nias iimes cut Of tSd
he'll vast to 70 10 isgisls4aee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

like bAccs hams. Iiia sisa Il smocsA asa
rsd ihcugh he never dripis drop II istss.
icasins liqaos q any kina whatever ssd
vAa never drank 10 his Iifs.
H eavs Tho reporter Nv saAihilioss
d his stUosth Taking pises u isos.
vhieh w. afesrvard fospd 70 ssieh forty.
shrss pounds, BssshAsit held Il hosisos-
tally a ssm's length ior SEVERAL niauses.
He thss ssissd hses pisos u uscsshs
iron from ths srossd ssd placed II upca
Tue scAIeA Itpsllsd ~ pcssas. Tst
ing pisce oi bar iron tvo ineAss tLisA.
and, placing il asAiusi his kness. l,sas II
doabls easily 10 took hold al iossy =
two gallon barrel ot water aud, l.slAnrise
himself asaiasss posi-. he vent tLroaeh
The motion Of driukias cu, u III. ,nes-
hols. Hs hook pisos " sss.vued a
about lhs sixs of wagon spols aud lrots
u with bis hands. He did vssioa. other
voadssfsl thisGs which demonstrated The
pcsstssion u nost extraordinary stssassi !,
Ho processes 70 b able 10 fssl ~ Oh
With biz bare 6st and often killed hosa ia
thai manner while employed 10 : Chicago
posk.psckiag establishment ~ LAsAs
ars - bard y wood. Aad stsohs Iron 80
Of them would mol diasr fron stroke Of
: mallst - LoaisriAs PoaL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

ASHARP WIrxnss. During recent trial
the following occurred. vsryisg The mo-
iotoDy of the proceedings. Ans0g The
Witnesses was one. ~ verdant spscinso
of humanity ~ one would wish "a meet
With. After = severe cross eSsmiasticn,
the counsel for the government psussd
and then, putting on look Of severity,
and sn ominous shake Of the head. sx-
claimed
"Mr. Witness, has not sn effort been
made to induce you tell different storyi''
"A different story from what ] baye
tolA?"
That il what mean.
D..es. sir; several persons have trisd 10
~ -. to tell different story from whst
hass 1 I'D, but they eouIds't,"
"Ns~, air. upon Your oath. wish 10
know vAs q orc person. 1rv.
well. I ca. IS yoa have tried abont -
hard ~ aDy sf /. hem.
The witness ssA dismissed. While judss,
jury and spectxto, indulged IN hearty
laugh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

A Boston psn who wss il Illinois Iast
week baa occasion 10 visit > smslI
frctory where wooden bowls veFs tssns1
out, aud after bit be asksd Of the pro-
pristor;
why don't Jon make stock company
Of this?
II Is cDe. was the reply.
But you have nsvsr issssd sey
boadsy
Oh. yes. ws bsvs. We hsys preferred
stock, aud common stock, W. bsys
first. second aud third mortgage bonds
W. have unpaid interests saL diviAsnds.
W. hare . qusFteriy report u ssrbisss
spd expenses. snd ~ ss.ess Stockholders
snd pass siri.Ieads ja.t thu same - yoa
10 10 The rest Yos hsvsu't got siI
sb. UsaIiurs 80 Boston not BY . jog
fall
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Hos does Il bsppsn Bridget that there
sfs 70 1sny feet Of gss charged Tor this
non,h - lat. vhsn Ass. Blossom SD
nvs~lf hsye bsen out of toss ihrss vs~ks'
s-ssss all eant tell. sov ssvs shsf vis~a
I, " tss.l smaL rAmr &, iuk - M msy
/. u 10, v.s slx fssv VI csssi Sod s.ss
os tops, is. .s.l Le oL ssssd 'hst sss~ia I
LssLsr Ill IT, Hv'd ~ siosk q sts PR
csyd,. nxssss Msybs W sd.jsd shS siz
isls of good "a coal. ! dos's kses. -
H,1p~y's BasaS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

When ! moved into the cosskxy. sonss
time ago. came 10 the c'nclusias G. that
must bave dog TO be b.ppx 10 got
cne-an old gold dog with ons.eer Sad NO
tail. He WAS gilt dog, and ] lssser
stared him in the mouth when be 'izs< no
muxxle on.
] bad not had him mors than two dsgM
before ] began 10 understand Why the nan
sho gave him to ms parted with him 20
easily. II was because be vas sucl mis-
chievous dog. One that yos could be
fond Of. stuffed, under glass case.
When ! got him he was shedding his
hair with the sviftu ess Of prodigalisy Of .
cheap tooth brush, and every time he raw
me With velvet y Ister on. he would make
it : point 70 jnr,p on me and cover me
with his awful nayonsiss Of hair. Every
thing in the hog % that had plush 90 II.
from the chsir cushions to the family
photograph album. had more Or less dog
hair on Il; in fact there was hair enough
lying around to cover four dogs
He shed his hair 20 fast that stopped
worrying. in the firm l,elief that be would
be entirely bald in . day or tvo. But he
never got bald For every hair that fell
ont four nsw ones seemed to come 10 10
keep ny the Aftermath.
he Lad many unpleasant habits When
! wanted 10 60 any where alone he would
turn and run for his life under tbe i'm
precision that be vss going to bs cuffsd
and beeaea.
He hsd no virtue ~ watch dog. He
-wouI1nt vatoI, anything that he couldn't
eat, and he would only vsich that long
enough 70 get > chance TO steal H. He
bad > sust habit of bnrying Biz fooi 10
nv '<d. H. would carry I'll sorts pf
bopss up ~tsis snd get under the clothes
With them nd leave them there. Then
10 tbs middle Of the night would roll
over snd aet I'll thoss bones right 10 The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Do You ever have, sharp pains in 40
region of your heart = ~ other symp-
toms OF heart diseases 4 70 you can lin q
sure reliefin DR.. 0rsvss Haart Regulator-
si.O0 per bottle. Free pssehlet Of r. 4.
Ingall. Csmbridg.. Mass.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

N. l.. Blair. Alderman, 9th Ward, Sc ran
ton, Pa, stated Nov. 9th, 'S3: He lsad
used DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil for sprsius,
burns, cuts. bruises and shsuma atism; cues
every time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30

Santsd 10 take ord@rs for Trees. ytass. shrubs.
and general lice Of Enrssfy stock ouly thoss
sho Ars cser ~ yexrx of asc sad car furutsA ~
nsn vs cen give employment he yeas round.
Egpssisncx not necessary. II. q. CHk9E CO..
PEnDRRrox to. BOSTON. AASS. We psy
I'll sspfBsss and good l7ts
GAI.ARY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
CASH sURPl.Us Or N70. .OOO.

II esstets ss eeespy ~ ssy rsos y hosss
stss<a, opposits ske dep1, h shest tine-
Drors open suf bnxlrfee from !. - W , 3.
- q III Da&psss cars y ths seet.
Nm. n FIELD. PreM3<sf.
KKLlo01, IrekSufts,
Rslissd, rse la. ;ss1. nj
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-04-30
THE OLD
Rutland Savings Bank.
Orgauised In lo6l.

esssssnes 10 veo i've espcssts As1y ~ slles
lstxrsSt iscn The Grit cf avery Dcsth, payabSl
Japaafy M Jriy isi. IN each year. The bean
q ,56o fxae aud .
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
cuRRtnT COMMeNT.

MINNEAPOLIS Ty-tJaas lbe Iowa he
pnblcens are gr0s lIl.g u1ofe res.5lAte. .e>'Lr-
lea6, AMI 1ara10ll01s
Detroit Ns1cs FROM hiet0sias speech
u Parllaas1t 4 would sppear that tae
old la.iy retains tie fIiil use q her Is.
Nsw YORK ssn Ii Eould not surprise
ls Z fanmauy Hal. " spite II al oppo-
sibon and hostility, should soon become
greater than sver-
Philadsiphia Tines Ia a httle while
some BIZ New York paper viii DO holding
cat q lat and asking the country u bulid
New I0rks m0nuHlsnt b Grant.
PhiladslDhia Rseord. The develop
uleuts II the past tsE weeks IA the textile
markets furnish substantial eyidence that
the dead centre II business depfessi a
Las been passed, ia this primary industry
at least-
Phlladelphia Record: II a "clean
sweep" OF the cIVl service II desirable
Whenever there III change u admins
tratiOn, Why not clean sweep of the
army and navy and the scientific CON-
missions.
Darlington Huckeye Rep There Is
a hrmness Ia Cleveland . character walch
cannot help - make HIN friends. tie
may err Ia judgment. bul he Is sure 10
at according 10 eonUnctiOns, and hH, has
tue manluess u stand by them. THIS ls
a quality always 10 De admired in any
man. and when exercised IN the interest
OF right and the guardianship Of public
welfare, public oommendation should not
Do withheld.
New York World IL is said that Mr..
Iilden is disappointed at the treatment
that he has received al the hands OF the
administration, and that he does not re-
celye the attention which be should have
az the once great chief OF his party. He
wished % have I'll BADLY nominated at
Chicago. There Is a quiet effort being
made now upon the part OF Mr.. Tilden 70
groom up HOadly. and keep him IN stock
as a reserve candidate for 1855 IN case
Cleveland should not then be a candidate,
OF Ia the event Of his becoming detached
from his party.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
TRUSTEES SALE.

The undersigned Will offer for sale al Town
Line Lake in Cato Township Montcaim County.
Michigan on Saturday. the 18th day Of Septe n .
her, l-s5. at n O'Clock Ia the forenoon the fol-
lowing property. viz: All Of sec. l. except \ Of
y. came being - acres. stump lands; also the
q = of q . Z. and " = of ~ a. sec. II in
town "a and n = a ~ n " = sec 7. 12-7. The
latter description includes boarding house fur-
nished for = men and Is tenant houses and barns:
also steam and shiugie mill IN good condi-
ton. having capacity for ~ VI feet Of lumber and
nectei with railroad side-track from mill to Bel
vldere station on Saginaw Division D., l. K "
railroad.
Also ell pine and henl,-ek timber on the n =
sec 81, Q = y = and ~ = of ~ sec. 10 esti-
mated AZ - million feet OF pine and ona million
hemiock. also on q \, and n a sec Ia
estimated at two million feet pine; Ali ia town
49,.
Further particulars furnished On application:
2 good chance for good lumber and shingIe
business
Also on september 18th 1855 A. ten O'Clock
H.. A. the office II W J just. Greenville Mich
80 shall offer Tor sale - 81 land on sec "a
town - being part ~ the jas. TsllmAn farm.
and All improved
Also "a scTes e choice farming land well i'm
proved ard IN 81 condition. situated niue mile.
directly wrsi ~ Hreeuvilie. and knsvn - the
hurrouu J1st farm. This piece can be divided
into three farms 30 gnod sdvanfaye and vill b.
40 divided If considered best
Statement q ti'le ar other information f7r.
nished on application. correspondence soli-
ciferl
DATED August o.. lsss.
JUST h GBIswQLD
Trusfee@
areenVille or stanton. Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

DETROIT Aug. l7-FLoUR- To-day's prices are
Michigan wint ~ wheat roller process. 5 lou
Is Michigan winter wheat. patents 3 5Ou5 Is.
Minnesota bakers 5U5 =. Minnesota patents
SoS .. re. aga -
The opening Of the market this morning showed
20 differences in the situation. Prices we're the
same All round on Saturdays close. Quota
tiou- % call were.
NaEkT-No. I white spot. / car al ssc
August. Sssc A. ked; September go bu az ~ a C.
October : go bu. AZ eac. 0o0 bu at gJfsc. No.
red. spot. u nc bid. s2isc asked August. glssc
bid. Esc asked, September &c bid a3c asked
Octoher 800 bu. ~ etc; November e4i,c bid
~ a-ks.l.
O,rs-No :, spot 83 &c bid. a5c asked. seust
z7c ~. 7Ac szked. September. 25kc bid. &c
ssked.
CI0vgR SEED Prime October. = 3 bid
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
VANDERBILT ~ pennsylvania.

A dispatch Published in THE TELE-
GRAM this morning relates that meeting
~ Birond ma gna-es was held at Long
Branch on sunday. the result % which is
az vital importancs to the people az Penn
Rylvsnia.
TIE attempt Of Mr. Vanderbilt to close
ont the South Pennsylvania anil Beech
Greek Railroads ~ the Pennsy lvsnia
Railroad. is meeting with determined
opposition which fs likely 20 make trou-
ule. section - article n Of the Penn
sgivauia constitution. specifically probib-
iFs the consolidation ot competing ros,is
aud shareholders will apply to the Attor-
ney General for 4 msndsmus 90 restrain
;he majority of tbe shareholders from
GisposnE - the roads IN THIS way. and an
attempt vi'l be made so revoke the char
iars. The preseuce ~ Vanderbilt IN The
state has heen severe blow ~ the
Feuusvlvn.a Railroad. and it would
gladly absorb these interests. Wander
hiit vas tnauced to enter PENNSYLVANIA
by Senator Wailsce of that STATE. Who
had luar-el with she present president
81 the Penusy Ivsnia Company. who de-
ciiuei CD carry out certain plans for AK.
tending a hrsncb lime into some coal
teiis n which Wallace was Interested
which p'sHs hai bee1 agreed =, hv
Thomss A -coft tbe former president of
the Pmnsr ivauis Company. some time
before hls ieath. Wallace. pa bis anger.
went to View Yrek snd made sn alliance
with Fsnler''ilt coupsny vas,glietlv
farned ard nGHo ceres ~ eoai land pur-
chased n .he Ciaarsa'd eoal region. the
richest hItumnous fel1 .u The State All
- Vhfch IS TRIBUTARY .n tbe penusy Ivania
conpanv fhe Beerh Creek rlad vas
Then rre eecsad snd s now alnoet
rump'ete,i .ntn -his rsror. furnishing a
c,,nuectug t1e which TAGS fhe rsnnsYl-
vanis Cemps1r 10 ia aost important
hifumiaeas fsd rbrruSh the ina1erce
-ensiar Wsiiaea in tIrs Legislature a
aaTser Fss s1en rftiinssl frr fhe Srrfh
fennsg.rslrs Heal rhfel rms parallel .
rlth 'ae f.s,rsr 'vsria CpofrsI .zrm Pitts-
hnrz ts 8sr-shnrF nni furnishes ren,.
reorz 0ne p. New Fe-s n -e.re..feu
V'th tte saaa.re Heaf -rr.r.l'.-i hy
snsie-i.'t. rlieh r1ssss sne soua
'istr ui'es sa.rssr ftar tr ria Cenf-sI
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18

GA tLs n8ad u tslz4lseas. oslsl@es, ste.. azl1
tie people u tAs state no haze suffered
fof ysars under .ast discrimination -
ga rates. sre naturally greatly excited
over TIE prospeet ~ tilis d1el ~aies 'sosabi
Dat the sh0le state completely ~ TIE
power y one usoaopols sad IL s@4y sltn
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-18
New York.

NEW Y0RK Aug. i7-MOney closed easy az n
a. per cent. Exchange closed weak and lower al
s. Jaaf 50. Actual rates. 81 SlAs4 s5 for
- days. and 81 -5A1l - for demand
Governmeuts clOsed hrm, currency Sc ~
bid. IS. coupOn. tk2A bid. as do li2s bid.
Pacific i.ailFoad bonds closed as follows
Union trsts, il50il5H; land grants In bid.
sinking funds. III bid; Centrals li3.f eli4.