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The Irish standard., 1890-09-13
JJr 10 0LDs a INT MAR KS !.

Ss#Sf JAMES WHrrCoM RI NJ.
Wasn't its pleasant, o brother mine y
IN those old days of the lost sunshine
Of youth when the Saturdays chores were
2#l through. .53
And the SUNDAY wood IN the kitchen too.
And we went visiting, I and you, Il
Out to old Aunt Mary's2
It all comes back SO clear to-day;
Though / am as bald as you are gray
Out by the barn lot and down the lane
We patter along in the dust again,
As light as the tips Of the drips of rain,
Out to old Aunt Mary's.
We cross the pasture, and through the wood
! Where the old grey snag of the poplar stoode
Where the hammering red-heads hoped away,
1 And the buzzard raised in the open sky
And lolled aud circled as he went by,
Out to old Aunt Mary's.
F. And then in the dust of the road again:
And the teams we met and the couutrymen
And the long highways with the sunshine spread
AS thick as butter on country bread.
And our cares behind, our hearts ahead,
+ Out at old Aunt Marys.
I see her now in the open door
When the little gourds grew up the sides and
Ger
The clapboard roof-and her face, Oh me,
Want it good for boy to see !?
Aud wasn't it good for a boy to be
Out at old Aunt Marys.
And, oh my brother. so far away;
This is to tell you she waits to-day
TO welcome us. Aunt Mary fell
Asleep this morning. whispering. '"Ten
The boys to GOMEZ And all is well
Out to old Aunt Mary's.
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Even MS Christ Endured.

Cardinal Manning says: "Let US offer
ourselves up to Christ, to be disposed
as he sees best. whether for JOY or
sorrow, blessing or chastisement; to be
high or low; to be sighted or esteemed
to be full, or to suffer need; to have
many friends, or to dwell in lonely
home; to be passed ny, OF called to
serve Him and His kin gdom in orr own
land or among people of q strange
tongue; to be, to go, to do, to suffer
even as He Wills, even as He ordains,
even as Christ endured"
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.
Karl Szabo, the famous Hungarian
actor, who died recently in Pesth, had
such a remarkable memory that, after
listening to a speech or sermon atten
lively. he would repeat it word for word
without emitting an ''a'' or ''the." He
passed hours in parliament listening to
the debates. and would mimic the
speakers in the evening, when he was
sure Of a crowd Of politicians in the
theater. who wanted a little fun at each
others expense What an excellent
reporter he would have been for an
American daily newspaper. Politicians
could not very we'll 20 back on what
they would say to him.
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Office Of Register of Deeds.
COUNTY OF HENREPIN,
STATE OF MINNESOTA. }
hereby certify that the within art cles was
fled for record in this Office on the 14th day OF
August, A. D. 1890, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. and wal
duly recOrdedin Book - Of - page -
3 JNO +. PETERSON,
By W. a. PLUMMER, Register of Deeds.
Deputy
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Miss Mile Oh, mother, Prof. Sci
ence is going to lecture tonight. Can't
I 90?
Mother-Dear me! What's got into
you?
Miss Millie- Why. he's to lecture on
Sun Spots," and I'm just wild to get d
good cure for treckles.'
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Miss Beacon This waltz is DIVINE,
*Do3you ever dance the Lancers, Doctor?
. Doctor Boya!ston No; but Isome-
times lance the dancers. 81.
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81 Cards, letter heads, note heads, en-
yelopes, bill heads, blank receipts, bank
checks, lawyers briefs, and in fact
everything in the line of job printing.
neatly executed bY the Irish Stan ard'
Job Printing company No, AZ Third
street south. r ms 81 and 20.
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GREED OF A BIG HOUSE.
How 1t Absorbs Income, Comfort and
Happiness.

AI0PkAAS1Ss
! There was story in the newspapers
: the other day about Massachusetts
!. minister who resigned his charge be-
4 cause some one had given his parish 8
: fine house and his parishioners wanted
him to live in it. His salary was too
small, he said, to admit of bis living in
big house, and he would not do it
He was even deaf to the proposal that
he should share the proposed tenemen,
with the sewing societies and clubs Of
his church, and when the matter came
to serious Issue, he relinquished his
i charge and sought new field Of use
3 fitness. The situation was an amusing
instance of tie embarrassment of
riches. Let.no one to;whom restricted
quarters may have grown irksome, and
who coyets larger dimensions of shelter,
be too hasty in deciding that the minis
ter was wrong. Did you ever see the
house that Hawthorn lived in at Lenox?
Did YOU ever see Emerson's house at
ConcordY They are good houses for
Americans to know and remember.
They permitted thought.
A big house is one Of the greediest
cormorants which can light upon little
income. Backs NAV 60 threadbare and
stomachs may worry along on indiffer
! ent filings, but house will have things,
though it's occupants go without. 1t is
rarely complete, and constantly tempts
the Imagination to fights in brick
and dreams In lath. and plaster.
It develops annual thirsts for paint and
wall paper; the plumbing in it must be
kept in order on pain Of death. What.
ever price is put On coal it has to be
heated in winter; aud If it is rural or
suburban, 1.-THE grass about it must be
even though funerals in the family
have to be put off for the moving. If
the tenants are not rich enough to hire
people to keep their house clean they
must do 1t themselves. for there is no
excuse that will pass among house
keepers for a dirty house. The master
of house TOO big for him may expect
to spend the leisure which might be
made intellectually or spiritually pro
ftable in acquiring and putting into
practice flag ends Of the arts Of the
plumber, the bell.banger, the locksmlth,
the gasfitter and the carpenter. Pre-
sently he will know how to do every
thing chat can be done in the house
except enjoy himself. He will learn
about taxes, too. and water rates, and
how such abomlnations as sewers or
new pavements are always liable to
accrue at his expense. AS for the
mistress, she will be slave to carpets
and curtains, wall paper, painters, and
women who come in by the day to clean.
She will be lucky it she gets chance
to say her prayers, and thrice and four
times happy when she can read book
or visit with her friends. To live in a
big house may be luxury, provided
that one has full set of money. and
an enthusiastic housekeeper in ones
family, but to scrimp in a big house is
a miserable business. Yet such is
human folly. that for man to refuse
to live in a house because it is too big |
for HIM is such an exceptional exhibit
tion OF sense that 1t becomes the favor
ito paragraph Of day in the news
papers.
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|. s., SIP. & UP.
These Letters are the Initials of the
New Lire Through Wyoming and
j Idaho to the Pacific Northwest.

This line is composed of the Chicago
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha and
Union Pacific Railways, and reaches
more Far Western Cities than any other
line, as follows:
HALEY, Boise City, Lewiston. Moscow
and principal Idaho points.
Walla Walla, Colfax, Pennington
Rockford, spokane Falls and numerous
Washington points.
Baker, City, Pendleton, Portland and
principal Oregon points.
Ogden and Salt Lake City, the largest
points in Utah.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and all
California points from Mt. Shasta to
San Diego.
And this line also reaches Butte
Anaconda and many other points in
Montana.
Also note that by this line accom-.
modations are furnished in Pullman
Family Sleeping Cars at verv low rates
to holders Of second class tickets going
to Washington. Oregon and California.
When you get ready to 60 West, be-
fore deciding upon your route, call on
agents Of G.. st. F., M. q O. RY.. who
will cheerfully furnish rates and infor-
nation about through car service over
the LAKE SUPERIOR, ST. PAUL s.
UNION PACIFIC LINE and connections,
or for pamphlets and maps ad dress
T.. w. TEASDALE, &
General Passenger Agent. st. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1890-09-13

Order your ball programmes wed.
ding invitations, cards; etc, OF the
Irish Standard Job Printing com
pany. Neat work and satisfactory
nriices guaranteed. WI
The Irish standard., 1890-09-13
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

sT1 coGs u, % " sFrvsTss S.. 4
Be it known that on this 18th day Of July, A..
D. 1890, before me the undersigned, notary
pubic within and for said County and state
aforesaid, personally appeared E.: T. O'Brien. to
me personally known to be one of the same per-
sons described in aud who executed the forego-
ing articles of incorporation and acknowledge
that he executed the same as his free act and
deed for the uses and purposes therein expressed.
GEORGE B. SPOONER,
[Notarial Seal Notary Public,
Stevens County;
tNlt35.. stf Mimi
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Sc, Vincent d. Paul.

st. Vincent de Paul used to say: eff
We had one foot in heaven, vet, if we
ceased to mortify ourselves before we
could draw the other after it, we should
BE il danger Of losing our soul =
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AsIife at Sa1,cttty

By your baptism you are pledged to =
life Of sanctity. The life Of Christ il
i your example. cur calling Is to be
ever growing il likeness to the Son ct
1 God .sss
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+ American Ito EnRlishman whose
name he has forgotten 81 beg your
pardon, but-er what are your Earl
OPP s.5s 81. a III }.#
The Irish standard., 1890-09-13

Wlbble They are now making 30.
licemen's clubs out of paper.
Wabble -Rapp1ng paper. suppose.
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OF MINNESOTA.

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. @
hereby certify that the within instrument
was fled for record in this Office on the 4th day
of August, A. d. 1890, at IL o o'clock q. M. and was
duly recorded in Book Y" of incorporation on
81. MATTSON.
Secretary Of State.
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Home seekers will find the last OF
the public domain Of agricultural
and gruzing value along the Great
Northern Ry in North Dakota
and Montana.
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Ste c ~ 1T u M1 Ehrssrlz: }ss.
Be it known that On this 10th day of J uly. 1890
within and for said County and State aforesaid
personally appeared s Arthur Scott. P. O. Bean,
J. j. OpsahI, j. w. Earl. N. Kjeldson, J. T.
Brooks, ]. A. Folsom, e. J. Kirby and P. A.
Mccarthy. to me personally known to be the
same persons descrihed in and who ex ecuted the
foregoing articles of incorporation, and they
each to me acknowledged that they executed the
same as their free act and deed for the uses and
purposes therein expressed.
e. SHERWOOD,
[Notarial Seall Notary Public. +.
Hennepin Co.. Mimi.
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u mssss ana ess sss oR
vet in Mouse, Milk and Sun River nl17
Valleys ald Sweet Grass Hills. w
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Sweet Grass Hills, Milk and NHF
Sun River Valleys. Montana, Viii
reached only by thh Great North
ern Railway Line. The Stock u0f
J kaisers' paradise. NUC
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FREE
LANDS

Settlers on free Governmept 1filN
lands along the Great Northern LUZ
Ry. Line IN North Dakota and
Montana get low rates and fine DR1EH
markets for products. nA Id
The Irish standard., 1890-09-13

Go to the Great Reservation of .MIln
Montana and get good freef VILLA
homestead. Low rates and Free
Sleepers on Great Northern R'yv 6EluEO
Line. Go now. uIvkns
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ARTICLE TX

The annual nesting of stockholders of this
corporation for the election of members Of the
board of directors whose term OF office have ex-
pired and for the transaction OF other business
shall be held at the general Office on the third
Wednesday of September in each and every year
after the year 1890, or as soon thereafter as
nract1cahlA
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Until after the annual stockholders meeting
in the year 1891. the following named persons
shall be the officers of this CORPORATION, viz
P. A. Mccarthy, presidents; j. w. Earl first vice
president: j. T. Brooks, second ice-president
Edwin j. Kirby, secretary; S. Arthur Scott
+rn
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Along the Great Northern Ryl vnI1nn
Line in Montana are free ranches t1lIWlf
and pasturage, mines of precious{ y - y - ~
metals. iron and coal. and new n 1 AZ
cities and towns. Now is your III vi j
chance. Sl,.5s s4 }ss''''1' 800 i
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The board of directors of this corporation
shall have full power to adopt. enact, and en-.
force all necessary bylaws for the government
OF said corporation, the management of its at
fairs, its officers and employees end to change.
alter repeal, amend and modify the same Or any
part thereof and adopt new bylaws.
In testimony whereof, we the incorporators
have hereunto subscribed our names aud affixed
our seals at the City of Minneapolis. Minnesota
this 10th day of July, A. d 1890.
Sienad sealed and executed in presence Of n
The Irish standard., 1890-09-13

This corporation shall commence business on
the fourth day of August, A. ID. 1890, and shall
continue for period of thirty (SO) years. fS
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West Virginia & Ironton r. II. Co.,

West Virginia & Ironton Il. II. Co.,
LIllAl4-LlMSnn ct all. l. =
To Jennie lawson, widow md Jtryisee,
aud John sflTncJ Lawson, K0baFr t..
Lawson and George ". Lawson, Dr.,
heirs at law Of NJ. 3. lawson,
deceased.
You and each Of you will take no
tiee that On the 18th day of Jmc 1890,
Ihe West Virginia Il lronton Railroad
Company will make application, by
3letillnn, Ito the irlnit Court of Loan
County, West Virginia, then to be in
session, ut thu Court House of said
County, TO appoint commissioners to
ascertain Il iuSt~compensation TO You,
respectively, itss= oAS-aees- Of and parties
Interested in the following described
parcels OF real estate, respectively, lying
lz5tHA being fa- HE, County ef Heel2sil in
said state, which is proposed to be taken
BIZ said Railroad ConipanyNfur the con-
Struction Of its road, to-Nit: All the
following parcels of real estate lying III
the said County Of Logan, respectively,
through which said Companies railroad
Is located The first parcel,or tract is
described particularly as follows Be-
ginning ut Il point where The center
linc of the West Virginia Il lroaton
Railroad crosses the line dividing the
lands Of DR.. G., w. Lawson and law
son heirs. Thence with said property
plinc in sontliwestcrly direction to a
point 10 feet distant from said center
Iline--distance measured at right angles
thereto. Thence by line parallel to
said center line, and distant 40 fept
k3puthward thcrefrom, and running In
iiwesterly direction Il distance Of 2057
feet to ppint LIT southwark from said
center line and co feet from dwelling
house. Thence y 3adegrees - minutes
+ a distance Of 20 feet to point.
| Thence by II line parallel to to the said
eenter Line and distant 20 feet southwark
I tilercfrom y distance of l05 feet to q
| ptint. Thence >. 35 deg. As min. w. 1
| distance of 20 feet to q point 40 feet
ksouthward from said center line and q
fee acknowledging house. Thence by
Ia line PARALLEL % thc center line Of sale
-frailroad and distan. 40 feet southwark
Ethercfrom, and running in westerly
direction Il distance OF 1926 feet to
point OH the line bptween~thc lands q
BENZ. Williamson and Lawson heirs
fhence by said property line and cross
ing the center line of the s;sids railroad
to a BointlU feet northward from sal,
center line--tiistanee lnrasurcdvat RICH
angles thereto. Thence by il line paral
klel to said center line and distant 20 fee
nurthwar,l therefrom a distance Of 17I
Fleet in an easterly direction to the lin
between the, lands Of DIR. @. w. Law
son and Lawson heirs. Thence viii
said line to the beginning containing
10 5-l0 acres more or less.
Yours &e..
: West Virginia 4 lron,on r. r. Co.,
Il BY Ninson 4 Mcdonald, its ATTORNEYS
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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-06-05
Sotfce 70 Thc Democratic Executive
Committee.

To Jas. !. Dingcss. J. r. Hen
derson. Bruce Mcdonald, Joseph
simpkins. Harry Farley and
Harry, Chafin, members OF the
Democratic COMFY. fssSyrseFHffTp
COMMITTEE Of logan County:
You are requested to meet at
Logan G. II. on the 9th day OF
June 1890. to take such action as
may be agreed upon by the Com
miitec to call a mass meeting,
County Convention or Primary,
Election. 10 appoint delegates to
attend the Demoeftic Congression-
III Convention Of the 3ftl Gongsess=
ional District Of West Virginia.
ard to attend the Senatorial d. m
ocratic Convection Of the 18th Sen
at Ii A4.est iia:gll
when each Of said Conventions
shall be called, and further 10
transact such other business as
may come before the Committee.
Respectfully.
j. b. WILKINSON,
Oh. Dem. Go. EX. Com.
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West Virginia & Ironton n. r. Co.

VI Notice.
Harrison Blair et VI.
To Harrison Hlair, Anderson Biaif.
RhoiIa Paisley. Julia Blair. Melvin
Blair, John 4. Blair. Henry Blair.
saas==A .Ias4gsh
Niflsea, EStella Thompson, John
Denspsry, Hiram Dempsey. JOSEPH H..
Dempsey, lewis Denpscy,E James
Dempsey, .foiin II. Mccoy. James
Mccoy, Elizabeth Evans and Jose
pAine Dingess, heirs Of John Blair,
deceased, +. II. Chain aid Stuart
Wood.
You and each Of you viii take
natice that OH the 18th day Of June 1880.
}he West Virginia & H0nton Railroad
Company viii make application, Iiy
petition, to tiie eirgllit tonrt III logan
County, West NirgiuiasFfflcl to be in
session, az the Court House of said
tpuHtE, TO appoint commissioner to
ascertain 4 just compensation 10 you,
z4,,.sttirs
interested in the following Described
paftelsef real eetate, respectiyely. lying
aid being in the County Ak. Logan iii
said STATE, which i4proposed t9sbe TAX
en- bF said Railroad Company for the
construction Of its road, to-wit: All
tie following parcels of real estate lying
IN The said GountY 0f Logan, respect
ivt-l9, through which said GemPaAy's
railroad i located The first parcellor
tract i described particularly as fol
Lows: Beginning 1T the point where
the center line Of tile said Railroad
.Eonpany's survey as located BY its en-
gineers, interAects witt. the line between
tie laadss .of Eliza Ferre4l. and the
lands Of tile parties herein noticed,
theuee running with said line of Eiiit
FerreIl westerly. forty feet from
said point i'll the center line, thence
running ia a uortherlV direction on Il
line parallel to and forty feet from said
Company center line abont45dl0 feet
70 the line between the lan,lstapf Wood
L. Sargent and the PARTIES herein noiic-
~ l. < ls..lstel said
eRna eighty feet crossing said Comp@iy' 3
center liae at forty feet. thence running
fif i t7lttiie4HiF direction parallel toaiid
forty feet from said GMnpany's center
line about 3Gloieci to the line between
the lands Of Eliza Terrell and the
IlafT5fiy fTTTCf7T -TyUrivgsrf. ttrrTIryF rtrfr-
ming with SAiA Ef4 forty feet 10 the be-
ginning containing 2-l9 acres, more
or less.
Yours &c.
West virginia. Il fruntum r.. r. Co..,
By Aiif-ef4 & & ~ Medicinal l ;ltte4a.e
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Committee *s= z=a=--'z=
GENrLE,lAN.-'The State Execn-
tive Committee VIII meet at Par
kersburg, Thursday June 18Th and
il is thought advisable to have a
representative Of Your committee
10 meet with 11s 81 iit.ii-
understand the political situation
Of your county, aud to enable US
to confer withyou as to the be t
plan for county and district or
=ggai fiizat= emit would be best T.
send ,vnur clairmn or some menu
bel of your committee, but IN
case this cannot be done, send
some one wHe IS we'll posted lii
the politics Of YOUR conili,N
Should it be impossible to send
repres II alive, t ,en send It's a
rpport-ea progress o a p III II aasA=lA
organization Of your county, and
any suggestions you desire to
make. Yours truly.
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West. Virginia & Ilonioii 4. Il. Co.,

w. 4eStitE
Anna Isa,trie DeSkinS. et at,
vo,Aiina Laurie. Deskjns aud John D.
Dc.kins, infant cEiMren of WA. !
BexAips.
+ III aEId fa5FIf III 7y7Ttf s.Tfff st.sfs 7
.netire tiiat Oh The 10Th dry 81 Jnhe $50,
Iste West Virginia & lrouton Railroad
Company viii make application by
petition, to the Circuit Court 81 Logan
Ctauly. Wet Virginia, then 70 be il
session, at tie tourt House II said
Comfy, to appoint Commissioners 10
ascertain just compensation To YOU,
respectively, Al. oayner4 Of and parties
INTERESTED in t,le following described
parcels IF real estate, resi- ,ectiNely. lying
aud being IN the County Of Logan Iii
said state. which Is proposed obe taken
IS slid l,aiifoal Company for The c9r-
.frlation 81 its road. fo-wii; All the
following parcels Of rial estate lying III
the said County Of Logan, espee:iyeiy,
;f5r7iTiT NFTi7-FT
+ heated. The first parcel or tract +
described particularly a. f0lle#s; Be
ginning at the point where the Gcfstaf
lire If the said Railroad Company =
siffrl.v "a lnelred Ivy its engineers. in
tersects with The lire between the lands
of ia Dempsey, and TIE IaiidS Of
TIE parties lfcreit noticed, thence rum
ming with said line Of J 4. Dempsey
Westerly forty feet from said reint4
III tlie center line, thence running IN 4
nqstl,arly direction d. q Iiisc parallel %
and forty feet from said company : cen
ter lifle about 40 feat to tie line be
tMeeil thr Ands d l.. $. Deskins
ANIL ta,. partirs herein noticed thence
running castef!y with sail lire eighty
Geel crossing said te,npang''s ceuter
line ri forty feet. thence running N 4
soi,thcrrilY direction parallel toana forty
fact from said taunipany's eertcr lire
abont 100 feet to the iinf between the
lanfe 81 j. A. nempsrx-and the par
tics herein noticed, thencerlaas ~ kiaass selth
said line forty feet totle beginning con-