The Vanceburg Courier, 1884-10-29

GOAL aonip Judge Thomas arrived home hut Sat unlay night E A 'Jones and wife were in Cincin Cincinnati - nati Cincinnati this week Dr Kincaid t A Cattlettsburg was in the city Monday night ' Fom Monteith and wife of Concord are visiting in Indiana Jesse Parker of C'ovedale Kandayed at his Imme in tills city Cole Redden left Monday to visit friends at Rushville Iml DrIlowman represent the Odd Fel Fellow - low Fellow at Louisville this week Johnny Lovei and family of Maysville are visiting at J IV Harrow's ' Aim Henry Jeffers of Stouts bottom waa tiu gnett of friends here daring the week Jos A Kieth of Bntte City Montana is visiting friends and relatives in this countv Mr John Armstrong returned Satur Saturday - day Saturday from a visit to Gallia and Rosa coun counties - ties counties Ohio Tom Gaddea the proprietor of the Ar Arlington - lington Arlington liotel at Cincinnati spent Sunday liens on his return from a flailing trip to Kinny Hon IV L Fiteli left yesterday morn morning - ing morning to join Mr Wadsworth at Mt Car Carmel - mel Carmel and accompany him on his tour through thia county Messrs George and R F Hendrick Hendrickson - son Hendrickson were visiting friends here this week They were given a hop at the Carter House on Monday night IV 8 Parker leaves fur his home in AVasliingtun Territory this week The following notice irom a Washington Ter Territory - ritory Territory paper attests the esteem in which this Lewis County boy is held by the people of tiie Pacific slope "W 8 Parker Esq of Pomeroy ia in tlie city en route fur hi old Kentucky home to visit the scenes of his early youth The Statesman wishes him a Vyasent jmirney and good time among aii (Af nwU'-lfeAriKr fcr rpron--inent eitixen of Garfield county and is ever foremost in mutter of enterprise looking to the welfare of tiie whole com com-mntity - mntity com-mntity He will be home again in about six week" POLITICAL POINTER! Gov Foster is doing heavy work on tlie stump in Indiana t John Kelly will issue an address Pi tlie National Democracy proclaiming his loyalty ami disclaiming all deals on lo local - cal local tickets Secretary Brown of tire Ohio Repub Republican - lican Republican committee i in Washington col collecting - lecting collecting caiiiiaiign fund from Ohio em employe - ploye employe of tiie government Tlie county Dcima-racy of District 11 New York nominated Air Congress Tru Truman - man Truman A Mcrriinan president of tlie New York Press club and political reporter of tlie 8nn Tlie liopcless Republican of tlie Itha Ithaca - ca Ithaca N Y district have unanimously in indorsed - dorsed indorsed tlie nomination by Democrats of Cmigressinan John A mot of Elinira re recently - cently recently injured in an explosion An ass named Alcan in Vermont leg legislature - islature legislature incited Iiy Blaine's bloody shirt xiccelies attempted to pass a resolution preventing Vermont taking part hi tiie New Orleans eximsitioii Alark Hanna priiM-iial proprietor of tlie "rat' Cleveland Iienld ami tlie "rat" vessel owners' association a Re Republican - publican Republican candidate Air (lector is to lie opiNwcd by all trade union in Ohio John C New is charged with running tlie Indiana campaign to secure the Leg Legislature - islature Legislature and elect himself Senator in place of Dali Vourhei- to tiie sacrifice of the Republican State ami National ticket A fac simile manuscript copy of an editorial article in tlie New York Trib Tribune - une Tribune in 1880 Afocioiuly assailing Cam Cameron - eron Cameron Logan Cunkling and Grant writ written - ten written by Gail Hamilton Blaine' cousin ami endorsed on the hurt page by Blaine ia printed in tiie New York pa!rs It sliow tiie then hatred of Blaine for the Stalwarts ' - When a remedy has proven itself to tic a cure Ac nmaumptinu and a perfect lung restorer it alaaild lie kept in every well regulated Imme We refer to Dr Wistaria Bolus in of Wild Cherry a sing dose of whirh will rare an ordinary cough or rokl A few larttlra will rare conramp ion It ia very pleasant to take

VOTE FOE XLIVI VELAND Among tiie many reason why the working people of this country should Hupport Mr Cleveland the following are 1 ' others but from their (Erect bearing upon the people's bct interest f ' He signed tlie ltill abolishing child la labor - bor labor in tlie State institution of New York II signed the MI1 which secures a pension to the widow and orphan id imliceniMi One section of the bill pro provides - vides provides flirteating boiler ami thus mlda to tiie safety of every working engineer By vetoing the elevated railroad faro hill lie net an example to all empluyini of liunext dealing with laboring men and allowed the need d keeping a IMS' gain fair and square with every mm lie signed the Mju authorising the spending of $2000000 for additional common scliuola in New York He would not sign a bill which would have reduced tlie wage of car driven and conductor one third He would notaign a bill which took away tlie right of workingmen Thi was culled "The Mecliauies' Lien Ijiw'' butaetivelv henefltUsl contmetors and not tlie men who w'orked with tlieir lianda on tlie job It mode it coat ten times aa much fur a poor man to get the money due him an it doea now and tlie lawyer would havu gut hig foe ami have Inwii chiefly bpirofltted He mode tiie Republican Idslatnre tak l back a Mil that went only half way and compelled tliein to a a Mil which he nt mm signed abolishing con convict - vict convict InUir in every institution - State I'irtiulv eitv lie apiintcd a ntiiruod rommission wliieli Ity wliat it Kaa made railroad eor eor-imrations - imrations eor-imrations do has made traveling on rant safer and more eonifortuhle for ev every - ery every inan woman ami child He signed two Mils abolishing tene tenement - ment tenement huune cigar making and so gives health and enjoyment of lumie to thou thou-sorolsi - sorolsi thou-sorolsi - 'y- v 'T y I1--e He signed a Mil appointing a tenement liouse commission which i to roport iiuw tenement houses ran he inode inure healtlifiil ami ramfoitable This will lienelit hundreds of thousand of men wImi work all day ami rsiieeially odd to tiie happiness of tlieir wives and ehil ehil-tlreii - tlreii ehil-tlreii He did away with tiie manufacture of luits in State prison This bill ended a contract roinM-tition whicli lmd tlirown Iiundmls of workingmen out of employ employment - ment employment Hu signed the Emigration ('uniiiiissiim bill the provisions of which protected (migrants fnsa robliery injustice ami extortion He sigiMsl tla kill limiting tlie charge of imwii-lNoker and preventing tlie sale of a siur man's furnitnre He signed tlie law to give sire Initter and cheese and also to prevent the sail of watered milk He recommended again a large appro appro-priaton - priaton appro-priaton for the employment of men on tlie new capital which appropriation was refused ly tiie Republican Legisla Legislature - ture Legislature Thi action by tiie Republican legislature in refusing to nppropiutc money ha mode it iiecmetarry to dix dix-diargc - diargc dix-diargc linmlit'ds of men There is phn phn-tv - tv phn-tv of work lmt no money to juiv fur it He signed two hills one in 1-S83and one in 1K44 to prevent rruel and unjust treatment to diildren

1 Maud 8 is at Lexington Jacob Graves of Fayette is feeding taken not from tliei superior merit to of cattle Bull prices on stock at Georgetown court Feed cattle brought $400 At Meridian Miss 41 Imrscs were homed to death in a stable Luss $tX) 000 IL C Hudson (A Fewce Valley wlio claims he ran cure plenro-pncuiiioiiia Is doctoring cattle at Cynthiana Itr T AV Hedges of ('yntliiana sold a farm of 100 acres near Boyd's Station to John IV Knox for $4000 equivak'nt to cash Airs C K Boty sold her farm of 105 acres known os tlie Benjamin lfciggs place two inilca from Richmond to Green B Turley at $00 per acre Since March 1st to October 10th Chi Chi-eago - eago Chi-eago Mu-kern slaughtered and salted 1 010000 lings against 1605000 for tlie corresponding period last year Tlie mnle trade at Alexiugton ' ia dnll Gentry Bnithera bunglit 35 suckers at $35 to $70 per head 25 broke mules at an averagd of $150 and two horses at $115 each J I Case's seven racers arrived jn Lexington last week ami will spend tlie winter there Jay-Eyc-8ee is one of tlie number Tiie animals are quartered at Treacy & AVilsun's staiile General Stonewall Jackson's fumms war horse Old Sorrel ia to be exhibited at tlie Maryland State Fair Tlie horse is 34 yesrs old and lias been keiit at tlie Virginia Military Institute Air Case find it profitalile to own fast In me In tlie furm tA purses ami premiums Airspeed exhibitions his three flyers Juy-Kye-£ee lliallns and Gur Gurgle - gle Gurgle have netted lihu $200000 this sceaun Mr Bonner's first investment in Iwrse flesh was $3000 fur a team He paid $10000 Air Joe ElliUt$lHUU0 fur Edwin Fisrrvst friUOfar Esdy Stou 20ll Aw Edwanl Everett amL tlie' wine Air Startle $35000 A Fimhontas and the same fur Dexter $30000 Air Karas and $40000 for Maud S Tlie OetolsT reirt of tin National Ita Ita-partnient - partnient Ita-partnient of Agriculture makes little change of estimate Air the cruiis of tiie year Tlie corn arergge is aimit 70000 OHO acres the estimated yield alamt 30 Imchclx jicr acre or something over 1 400000 IsisIh-Is Tlie wlieat yield ia tluMight to be Sdinctliiug over 500000000 MimIm'Is Tiu oats average 27 linshela Mr acre aggregating alsait 570000000 Isislicls Barley aggregates alaait 50 000000 MisIh'Is Tlie nnusiinlly favor favorable - able favorable weather over nmcli of tlie country is reducing present cuiisuniptidii of grain and liny