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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03
TERMS OF SALE:

The terms of said sale will be as follows !:
One third of said purchase money, cash in
in hand, one.third thereof, with interest,
in one year, and the residue thereof with
interest in two years from the day Of sale,
the purchaser executing his notes with APP
proved security and the legal title will be
retained as further security. Said land is
situated in Graut district in above county,
and is very desirable and convenient to
church school mill &c
IRA BAILEY.
February o. 1886.
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We have no reports from the NJ.
+. Mite, which was held last night
at Miss Lille Pickenpaugh's; but
have no doubt it was a success in
every way, notwithstanding the
rainy evening.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

Miss Bessie Harvey gave a de-
lightful little tea party one day last
week to her young friends. Quite a
number of little folks were there,
and the occasion was enjoyed as
much as any social event of the
week.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

Pursuant to the provisions of deed Of
trust bearing date, the Goth day of Decem-
Der 1876, on record in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court of Monongalia county,
West Virginia, in Deed Book No II, page
1857, executed by Alva Sample and wife to
A. Raymond, Trustee, to secure to Alexan-
der II. Hess the debt therein named, to
wit the sum of s33644, with interest
thereon from the 2sth day of December
1876, till paid The undersigned, who was
substituted Trustee in said trust in the
place of said A. Raymond, deceased, will,
in front Of the Court House door, on the
public ground in Morgantown, in above
named county and State on
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

Next Tuesday evening, April 9th,
the Episcopal Mite society will meet
at the residence Of DR.. Allen. All
are invited.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

The above sale has been postponed
until
SATURDAY APRIL Oath 1886.
March 10 1886. IRA BAILEY.
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A party of young folks met at
Miss Fannie Dering' last Thursday
evening and whiled away the evening
very pleasantly.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

There was a meeting of the W. G.
T. U. Tuesday evening at the Semi
nary.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

The first of series of lectures to
probationers was given in the lecture
room of the Nj. +. church Monday
evening by Rev. Mr.. Crawford.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

Last Thursday evening the Epis-
copal Mite society met at DIR. Aliens
near the University, and were de
lightfully entertained. Members of
other denominations were present
and the meeting was just what it
was intended to be-pleasant and
profitable.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

Rev. Mr.. Crawford will preach
next Sunday on the Relation of the
Employer to the Employe.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

The New DOMINION and Wheeling
weekly Intelligencer, $3.50 a year.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

Rev. Mr.. Buchanan, of Clinton, Pa.
has been invited to preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday,
and it is thought that he will come.
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SATURDAY,, March 27th 1885,

sell the twenty three acres of land in sad
trust name being lot No. l, in the plat
and report of the division of lands of Hora-
ito Martin, deceased allotted to the wife OF
said AIya SAMPLE
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

at . o clock A. NJ, at my office in Morgantown, West
Virginia, to execute said decree, ascertain and
report upon the following points matters Of refer
ence therein:
LIST What real estate in this county, if any, was
owned by Christopher Raber, Sr., deceased, a, the
time Of his DEATH and of which he died seized, and
where situated and It's value.
20. Whether or not Christopher Raber died tcs-
tate or niestate, and where he died, and who are
his heirs or devisees and entitled his real estate,
and whether or the said real estate is susceptible
Of convenient partition to and amongst those enti-
tied thereto.
I'd. Who is in possession Of said land the length
and character Of such possession, and Il any person
or persons arc in possession claiming title to said
land or any part thereof. Said commissioner shall
ascertain and report under whom and how such per-
son or persons claim, aud shall report every fact
necessary to enable the Court pass upon such
claim
4th. Anything else deemed pertinent by the COM
missioner. or specially required to be reported by
any of the parties to this cause.
Given under my hand.
JoHN J, BsowN, Com.
IosKrH MoRrLANn, ESQ,
or counsel for Plaintiffs.
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DEALERS IN ALL BEST MAKES OF
IRON AND WOOD PUMPS,
GAS PIPE AND FITTINGS,
RUBBER HOSE. ETC.

In all contracts for sinking water wells
we guarantee water, or claim no pay for
the work. Persons desiring information
of any kind can write or call on u.s.
REFERINcEs.-J. P. Kesner. DR.. H. N.
Mackey, Alex. T. Hess, d. W. Morris, Geo.
s. Vance or any one else for whom we
have done work.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

Rev. A. 7. Humphreys, of the
Masontown M. p. circuit, has been
very successful in his ministerial
work this winter He is now con-
Quoting meeting at Sarver, on the
Rock Forge road. 1t has been in
progress for three weeks, with Is
conversions, s accessions to the
church and still at the altar At
Harmony there were 90 conversions,
and q class of 40 was organized.
Altogether there have been 81 con.
versions, on his circuit this winter
and 50 accessions to the church.
Rev. Helmick, Of the NJ. L. church.
was the subject of surprising at
tack on Tuesday night. His many
friends, not satisfied with compli-
mentary expressions and good words
decided to reward him in a more
substantial way, and with quiet
understanding to assemble at the
church on st. John street, they pro
ceeded from there to the parsonage
armed with numerous packages anc
Aao little amount of ready scrip also
The Rev. gentleman and his goot
wife were completely surprised, ant
could only express their heartfelt
thanks to their liberal callers Thil
was fitting expression of earnest
ness in good works which has shown
itself in that congregation for SOM
time past GRAFTON Sentinel.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

The last Mite society of the Bap-
fist church was held at Rev. Mr..
Chambers on Front street. Thurs
day evening The members turned
out well, and passed pleasant even
ing. The next meeting of that So
ciety will be held one week from to-
morrow evening, probably at Mr..
Watts.
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Hi YES, BAKER 8 CO.,
MoRoAMTowN, WEST VA.

CONTRACTS SOLICITED FOR
WATER WELLS,
TEST WELLS,
HOLES
FOR MINES,
ETC, ETC,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

JosKrH MoRrLANn, ESQ,
or counsel for Plaintiffs.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03
CoNMrssioNER's OrFIcs,
MoRGANrowN, W. VA.
1A1h Aauch 1SSn

Pursuant to decree rendered in the aforesaid
cause by the Court aforesaid on the 18th Of Febru
airy, 1855 directed to the undersigned commissioner
Of said Court to execute. The aforesaid parties,
plaintiffs and defendants in said twill take
.. ~, I h,,.. 6xed
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Serena Brookover and Josiah Brookoves. her hus-
band. plaintiffs. vs.. Noah Raber. Susan wRssn,
Nancy Pride and Henry Pride. her husband.
Sarah McCurdy and Benjamin MeCardy, her
husband. Louisa Riee-,he said Noah RSber. Su-
san Wilson, Nancy Pride, Sarah McCerdy and
Louisa Rice, being children ard heirs Of Christie
pher Ra5er deeeased-Chris,opAer Raher, Jr..
Jacob Raber, William NJ. Raber, Sassnnah Pat
sseson and Lewis Patterson, her husband Ala
hama Wilson and Presley Wilson. her husband.
Harriet Metz and James Meta, her husband, and
Sarah Metz and Jacob Meta. her hassand-the
said Christopher Raber, Jr, Jacob Rabsr. VIII
liam NJ. Raber, Susanna Patterson, Alabama Will
son, Harriet Meta, Sarah Meta and the plaintiff,
Serena Brookover, being the children and heirs Of
William Raber, deceased, who was son Of Chris
TOPPER Raber, deecased-snd Sylvester Raber.
defepdants-ln ehaneery in the Circuit Court Of
Monongalia county, West Virginia.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-04-03

Mr.. Joseph Devine was rendered
little farewell reception at his home
on the South Side, Wednesday even
iny, previous to his departure for
Dakota Territory next Tuesday.
The evening was enjoyably spent
and at reasonable hour the guests
left with many kind wishes for their
hosts future prosperity.-Register
GoING INTO THE POULTRY BUSINESS.
w. T. Bland is preparing to estab-
lish large poultry yard on the Town
Run farm. He will engage in poul-
try raising on an extensive scale,
making a speciality of the fine breeds.
Ed. Dawson will have charge of the
premises. We believe that Mr..
Bland could not engage in a more
paying investment. A ready market
can always be found here for poultry
and eggs, both for home consumption
and for shipment. We find that in
the year 1888 the products of poul-
try in the United States amounted
to five hundred and sixty million
dollars. - Weston Democrat.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BERKSHIRE & sruRclss, and KICK & HoueH
Counsel for Plant
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
w HI u s

Ia so ley gfebpk W piosku ma wielewscim gruncie,
TAX re czubek lie samusiek mu oswieco siuhco.
Ze 90 trzemot W rqku Smetek, o tym swiolcza dure,
Chtorne gfebos mcje ostre wecene pazule.
Tero, ciej in mne ma plecach ME cezca skaia,
Wnet IA eoba zem ostawief swietego Mniehata.
TAX Gem lecof 50 cnutuszko, jak pioruh 2 obIohu,
Prawie wcolc niewidzalny czowicczemu oku.
Ju "a chwile gtebok W sobie krefa mnic ia CORA -
! 2 tym kunicc,, .jeno ~dychtych jesz mnie boil skora.
ia, to prowda, men arehamnict ME zyof mnie ma zsrte,
a to wszetko "a no z Chmnielna %ehtopisko umarte.
Wiecy sam ma jego zcce ju ME bede godzef,
DO be mnic muJ przesfodowca mode dali szkodzef.
Zawde ciejbem kole jego ejzowof koscoia,
Muszof BON go NEST okrakac pore mnil do kofa.
Jutro znowu tam powictrzem mnioibem SO przejechac,
30 tam W swiecie bodej bedze wieldzi grzesznik zdechac,
Cht6ren ~krzywdzet polsci norod %Chrystusa Ware,
Vice mann rozkoz, be so halac, ably cerpiol kare.
Ju mu zcsmc wenalezlc stosowna robote,
Bqdzo w pickle czarow nicam wiskof czorne kote.
Widzysz, z nieba 10 rycerza gorzec ju ME moge,
Bo ju jutro benz SO jinsza muszof obrac droge.
Tel trzc razc jenu gfowa mora przeswiodczefa
| "a tacic madre stowa Smetka pochwocia.
Potym razem SO oboje "a rcce chwecclc
1 do pieczor }esogorseiech ma dot SO spuscele.
Cora Sc "a mimi slode zatrzas1a z foskotem
A tel powstof wieldzi WICKER pofaczony 2 grzmotem;
Tax zaczeno buczec, szumnlcc, pc gorach lasach,
Ze jaz mocno cato zemnia trzesfa SO w zowiasach.
Tel ma bjednech Gostomniokow wieldze paddle strache,
Be Jim z chlewow stodofow pozdzcrafo dache.
Wicher cygnan nieustannie W dalsza okolice
w Chmnielnie zerwof on z koscofa wcsoka zwonice
| ia wrzucef do jezora razem re zwonami,
Gdze do dzys jesz ley w ktebi przekreto falami.
Were to do tego Smctek srozei SO ny noce,
Ze ia wiecy mad Czorlihscim ME mniot tact noce.
huuiec ksedzi l.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
TU A TAM.

O kraju mnogim ludziom uroczy
Genus ty ola mnio nudny smutny?
Czcmu cd ciebie odwracam oczy,
Czcgoz twoj widok TAXI %okrutny?
Przecicz tn sa lubi rodacy,
Mile witaja Europejczycy
Sa tn zamozni, sa biedacy,
Nawet sic krqca z6f@i Chinczycy.
Wszak jest dostatkicm starych ~mlodych,
Click widzi w~szystko, czego %zafaknje;
Gdy widok zbytku p'zytIumi oddech,
Spojrzyj M nedze = tel ME bralnie!
Piracy chce. =. piracy! = ma kazlym k
Gfosne, pfaczliwc s1yszysz volcanic -
Lccz czy w tym ~ciczkim, nieszczesnym rok1
lyle narodu prace dostanie!
Jodnak ma oko ~wszystko wspaniafe,
A biafogfowy ijakie %zalotne!
Lecz mole SERGE, troskq zbolale,
Do dzisiaj tqsknle puka samotne.
Me MARI o ~szcze5ciu - serca ME szakaj.
Tu ideally ME pfacq wcale;
Hasten mtodz!ezy okpij, oszukaj! :
Cnota dzicwicza TARA sic w kale. :.
Zbierac pieniqdze! = wszystkich zadaniem,
ChoGby 2 okrutna ~krzywda blizniego;
SERGE zas kupim sposobem taniem,
BY choc potrawke przyrzadzic 2 niego.
Boo to mic wiecej, jak miesa HAWAI-,
Mic ma W tenn ciepia ami uczucia,
Ktoby zas nosem blizej je zbadaf,
Dowachal by sic woni zcpsucia.
Bywaj vice drogi, kraju uroczy!
Mnie taSie 2ycic wiecej ME neci:
Missy mi obraz w oczach sic Mroczy,
Ty zas wnct znikniesz z mojej pamieci.
Mic ma tn ma czem spoczac me oko,
Polot mel duszy zbyt sSrepowany;
Ono rhcn hniaf. lacioc wvc,l-,
Ponad duszacc fabryk tumany!!.. -.
Zygnmt Mrnkouski.
Nowy York, II lipca, 1886 r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15

kobiety polskie w Winonie u.
znaja maszyne to "a najlepsza.
Pracuj e ona bardzo lekko, pierre
brudna biel;zne bez nacierania reka,
a PREY TEN ~jeszczc jest tania. DO.
tad uzywa maszyny Fort Wayne
Western Washer przeszfo 1000
rOdzin; w samej Winonie 100.
Ma wielliiej wystawie W Cincinnati
uznano ia "a najIepsza z pomiedzy
6ciu innych maszyn do prania i
nagrcdzono srebrnym mcdalem.
Doskonafa tc maszyne mona
sprowadzic W Genie pc 81, So lub
SO cd nizej podpisanego.
Ma widok publiczny jest wy
stawiona u drugiego niemieckiego
nauczyciela PREY ulicy Gstej (No.
472 East Broadway, niedaleko
polskiego kosciofa.
EBr Zamowienia poczta adrosowaG:
j. q. Beck.
p. O.. Box 1852, Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
Do mych Przyiacio}.

~ ny VI AJJeVClOl'
Gdy przechodzisz p1qt4 szhasq,
A cohohcieh; mlot6y$ czasu,
WstqpSe do mnle, Bracle mtody,
lpohrzep SIC szhlmh'W sody.
4 jeleh masz Aochanhe
No5esz jej dac ci;dru szhlanhe
Lu6 cnkieyhow 10 Hnqonadzl;e,
Ktore %znajdzlesz ~ naolm sh:ladzie.
Poczest'1; il cytryno'm
Lab slodhlenU ha1nQelkdnU -
M$N zysA'ac cheese jG milos3!
hup pomara1cz znocznq olosG. =.
Co do cygm ME ma moapy,
Mo5esg dostnt Hamauomy,
Key West hb lulcutta,
Rose Of Roses i Ne,oot'o!
Vice Must SsedfJySd do memc=o1a,
Wstqp:e 1epiyd do RodaAu,
Boc ja Wn1m mySle = czyjq,
Ws2ysteh tov" y'rarant'Gq.
Uusz Rodak
3. A. ZabOr0wskj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-07-15
q PANU CXOI2IINSCTM
CO do Pucka pc sece jacho}.
JM0sz DeyUowsM;.
ZEEGOE
lie s1uchejta duhjD

Gapa iego Sc ME zlekfa, ami mic ucekia,
30 oa beta Cd tech, co pochodza z piekla.
To ME bella NEST prowdzowo gapa, jeno Mora,
Co webjego ledzy duscc ~kozdego wieczora.
Ona ic Smeukowa krewno talk cd gnota cwicrce,
30 jc corka jego blady pascrzbice smn;erce.
Cej ja Smctek wele w drogq gdze W dalecie strone,
Lscy jake gapa, majac %skrzydia przesadzone.
Ale cei mo kascczk billy, jedze ma rzeszoce:
Swirtut! swirtut! zawde kotciem pc suszy btoce.
Dzys mniol Smetek ja weslane W ne dalcka droge,
Abe W noce wemqczcfa C:orlhiska nieb"ge.
M, iu nazod? = pyto Smqtck = Co les tam skurafaI
Were dzys g twoa rejza ma mic nam ME zdafa?
Ona tel re sebic zdrzuco wszescie gaple plora
! kobjeca bjcrze postac, jake PAM Mora,
Potym czulc pana Smetka "a karS obtapuJe
! s1oucimi cafankami starego czestuje.
- Webocz, webocz, panic sta1ku, &c Sc to mic state,
Co Pzeklenstwo Wuszc zrobic Morze nakozafo!
2oz mnie ma twurdym sercu zrobjeto sc Arucho
Ma rozkaze vase dzyso muszafam bee gfucho.
Cieizem pred Czorlhscech checze pozno przelecata,
Vice nopicrwi lem do jzbe bez okno wezdrzafa.
Tam wldza1am mivda matke dzecko k~olebjacc,
Czufam tez, jak mu noce1a pesh rozczulajaca
| szeptafa mu o ojcu, co sedzy W niewoll
Za to-. Ae SO wdo1 z 4edami zorobeczku gwoli.
I spiewajac oblewata fzami dzecka leca,
Tel Sc moiego Okla zroseia zdrzenleca.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02
ADt,-seIoo. p...e,.---.

CORTLAND, n. Y, Nov. 3O.-The state
convention Of anti-saloon republicans
met here this afternoon. Delegates were
present from ali parts Of the state. Gen
eral Conway explained the views and
aims Of the new movement. While the
Binghampton convention, he said, had
started ths republican party with its
radical resolutions they now met
with approval from 9ueh men az
EvsrtS. Miller, Morton n and HiscOck.
He said they were in the republican
party 20 stay. There were already 20
coo republicans enrolled in the league
which In ak months would increase to
100 900, and that means che control Of
the republican party OF the state of New
York, and also that all ,ssatesmen and
politicians must favor temperance meas
ures and temperance IegislAsiOn. Com.
D1steeS on plan Of work, stc., were ap-
pointed. At the night session the commit
tee on plan OF work reported. The report
provides that there shall be Q statement
COMMITTEES consisting Of one member
from each congressional district, whose
duty 1t shall be to vigorously push the
work OF the league, and that IL Is not the
purpose Of the league to form q separate
political party nor to nominate candi-
dates for OH - except in extreme cases
when republican nominations are made in
the interest Of the liquor traffic. The
report Of the committee on resolutions
declared In favor Of submitting Q con
gfituEionAl pFohibitorY amendment to Q
vote Of the people, and demanded that
the republican party take . positive
stand against the liquor trsfi3. Il Great
ed discussion and was laid over till to-
morrow. Senator Blair spoke In favor
Of the movement, and said national pro-
hibItion was necessary.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02

A HORRIBLE story comes from HSvens-
Vile, Jackson county, Kansas. A young
farmer named Rhodes Clements while go
ing home from PRAYER meeting with an.
other farmer named Samuel Gordon, sud
denly became insane and killed the latter
with club. Not returning home, q search
was commenced for Clements and he was
found some distance from the man he had
murdered eating his heart. He had cut of
the head from Gordon's body and had torn
out the heart, lungs and liver and was de-
vouring them. Clements was secured. It
afterwaTd tEanspiTed that he was crazed by
religion, and he has been adjudRed insane
and ordered sent to the asylum ct Topeka
II IL now said that two more men have
gone crazy in the same neighbcrhood Is q
result Of the religious excitement prevail
ing there.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02
MURDERERs IN KANSAS.

Several OF our exchanges are deVotinR
considerable space to an advocacy of pro-
posed changes In legislation of various
sorts during the coming session of the
legislature. Why not stir up our state
solons on the law relating to condemned
murderers and have radical change made
In It? Instead of there being . premium
for Impecunious persons to shed blood on
very slight provOcatiOn, as at present, we
should have q law that would at least pro-
sect uS little from the hands Of the gar
roter and assassin,
Much comment has been caused In the
east by the frequency with which Judge
Lynch has officiated in our state OF late,
and so common have these cases become
that lynch law Is almest synonymous
with justice In Kansas. This condition
Of affairs can only do our state great harm,
not only by giving It q reputation for law
lessness, but actually making it SO. Let
any Of the citizens of EmporIA Judge
what effect an execution by Judge Lynch
in our midst would have on our popIila-
ton. Probably no place IN the United
States has a more peAcesble and law abid-
ing people for its citizens than Emporia
and Lyon county, and yet, on several oc-
casions lately, the prOpriety of dealing
out justice without the sanction OF law
has been seriously and calmly talked over
in our midst. not by IsWless ruffians, but
by come of our very beat and most re-
Spected citizens
On several occasions within the last two
or three years murders have been com.
mitled in our midst OF the most cold
blOoded, preneditAted and cowardIS char
scter, and the murderers In some case.
have lsughingly referred, both before end
after trial. to the fact that it was only {
matter OF being imprisoned, with plenty
20 eat. and less real hard WORK than they
would have to do were they compelled e
earn their living ON the outside.
And, with all the murders that have bt eE
committed In EOpoTis, for which sh,
IL becoming Somewhat notorious, not one
has been committed by a resident of tn,
city, and, We believe, not even Of the state
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02

& Ohio Central and the Pan Handle dlvis.
ION OF the Pennsylvania system. Being
In . poeition to dictate they called the big
coal operators together last week and
formed the combination. The railroads
advanced freight rates on coal about
twenty-five per cent a1d said TO
The operators. 'sYou must put up your
prices thirty cents Q ton all around Al
once and later. about the arss OF January,
you must advance another thirty cents.
Then we will stop. and consider whether
consumers will stand Q further raise.
You must also restrict your mining so as
not to oVeFstock the market We will
carry 20 much coal for you and no moFen
Each of the four companies fixed upon
the amount OF coal which it estimates the
market will stand. The operators along
its line have been notified that they must
agree among themselves as 70 the relative
percentages of the total allotment to
Be allowed By the companies The head
quarters of the Ohio pool Is in Co
lumbue, Ohio. All details of the pro-
Rramme have been arranged. The first
advance Of thirty cents per ton has already
been made
The other soft coal cool 10 known as the
Buffalo pool Il consists of three railroads,
which, like those in Ohio. control ell the
product which comes 70 Buffalo for mar.
kettle Rochester & Fitfshurg railroad,
Buffalo. New York 8 PhlIsdelph!s and
Erie. This pool u not 90 Tar aduanced Is
the western pool and the advances In
fTeights and in the cost of coal have not
yet been made. They may be looked for
next week. The first advance to c0nsum-
ofA will thirty conts Der ton
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02

POSTMASTER GENERAL villas was made
q cabinet minister 70 encourage the west
ern democracy. just how it has WORKED
was demonstrated in the late election in
Wisconsin. The New York Sun ID. }
says:
The republican majority in the legisla-
ture has risen from 90 to IS while the dem
ocratic majority IN Mr.. Villas own district
IL reduced from 200 70 200; and the plural.
Ity Of IA, 900 which the republicans showed
in the state IN 1885 has increased to q plu-
rslity of $4,000 in the congress districts,
and would have very likely reached So
900 II the labor party had not unexpected.
ly come In 20 help the democrats.
The Sun attributes the result to mug
Wumpery. The real cause was the antip-
athy of the people to democratic admins
frAtiOn.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-12-02

TIE Bagdad Lumber, Blind and Sash
company OF Florida, as described by the
Times Union, Is Q model Institution. None
OF its stock is for sale, and no money can
buy admission TO the company. Its stock
holders are its WOrklnen, its clerks, its
managers. Each is qualified by entering
some one OF the branches Of the business
at the bottom and working for regular
wages until. after mastering the details,
he 10 promoted, and, when his services are
found valuable, he Is allotted q certain
number OF shares. These shares are In.
alIenable, and At the death of the holder
they are sold to the highest bidder among
the other stockholders for the benefit of
the widow ana children. There are no
capitalists and no strikes. The company
now owns 1000, 600 acres Of finely tim
bered land, employs many men and ships
its lumber IN its own schooners.