Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 March 1889 — Page 4

JaSWSH CUURIEK.

FRIDAY,

MARCH I.

amnios tlKeiifb tea wall i mohmI-cUm aaatir 1

I

Tariff ltt'orm.

A Urge number of citizens of Indiana

In favor or Turin Keform met at Hull

anapolisnn last Tuesday, and organized

a Slate Tariff Hefortn Lectio. I'erions

were present and took pirt from h

majority of the counties of (ho State,

and it is designed to extend the or

HiilzitioH to every county in the

late, And work to elect congressmen

who will tie pieugeu to a reiluciioii

ef the present tariff. It is not striotly

a party move, but embraces men of all

parties who are in favor of lower tariff

taxes, whether Democrats, liepublliMiis

9f I'romulUOBisis. A constitution was

adopted, and Stanley P. Potter wax chosen President of the State League,

with John P. Fi-enzH at Treasurer. Mr. rorter is a life long llepnblicaii.and was an ardent suppoi tr in the last canvass

of President UarrUon, but he is a man

ufacturer, and wants the markets of the

world lo American product, and be Ueves our tariff must be icformed, to

give us raw materials, so that our maun

J'aeiurers can fairly compete with the

Iber nations of the world.

The following Vice Presidents were chosen for the various Congressional dis

tricts:

First District-John G. Sbanklia, of

Xvansville.

Second District-Cyrus E. Davis, of

Bloomfeld.

Third District-Eli W. Meaaugb. ol

Salem.

Fourth District Richard Gregg, of

Aurora. Fifth Dittrlot William J. Bucking haw, of Frauklia. Sixth District Austiu Ready, of Con ersville.

Seventh District Henry Rawle, of

Anderson. Eighth District-Robert Geddes, o Terra Haute. Ninth Distrkt Samuel W.Balston, o Lebanon.

Tenth District Sidney R. Moon, of

jtoenester.

Eleventh Dislrict-A. T. Wright, of

Jearion.

Twelfth District-Obarles H. Worden,

fFort Wayne.

Thirteenth District C. H. Reeves, of Plymouth. The meeting was entbnsisstic, and wis addressed by numerous speakers, in favor of Tariff Reform. The resolutions were reported by Mr. Isaac N. Pierce, a life-long Republican, and an ardent suppatter ot Gen. Harrison. Harrlaou Inaugurated. President Harrison was duly inaugurated on last Monday, in the presence ot the largest crowd that ever attended an inauguration most of them office seekers, either for themselves or friends. All Nature wept copiously as the beneficiary t Dudley's "blocks of five" purchase taek the oath of office. His address wax well received and is generally moderate, hat irm in tone, and creditable to him, though his strong endorsement of Prolection, by taxation, will not be populat two years hence. He uses the personal "1" eighteen times in a three column address. This declaration in regard to the sHstrihntion of the offices fell like a dull thnd upon the thousands of anxloueeekers ia front of him, who were wet to the skin in their anxiety to Ehow Republican fltaees for office. They realized that their hopes must be deferred, and their hearts made sick, if he was honest

and remained firm iu his declared polic .

He said to them.

"All applicants will be treated with

eeeslderatiou. But I shall need, and the

heads of departments will need, time for

inquiry and deliberation. Persistent

importunity will not, therefore, be the

hest support of an application for office. Heads of departments, bureaus, and alt ether public officers having any duty

connected therewith, will be expected to

enforce the civil service law fully and

wlthont evasion. Beyond this obvlou

slaty I hope to do something more to ad

vance the relorm of the civil service. The Ideal, or even my own ideal, I shall

probably not attain. Retrospect will be

a safer basis of judgment than promise

We shall not, however, I am sure, be

able to put our civil service upon a non

partisan oasis until we have secured an

incumbency that fair-minded men of the

apposition will approve for impartiality tad Integrity. As the number of such

In the civil service list is Increased, re

ovals from office will diminish "

The Mew Cubists. WahlKtm, Marsh f. The President

sent to the Senate today the lei In wing

nominations:

James G Walne, of Maine, te be Sec-

reHrv of Klate.

William Window, ef Minnesota, to he

Secretary of I he Treaurv.

Redaeld Procter, of Vermont, te o

Secretary of War.

William It. H. Millar, ef Indiana, to

he Attorney General.

John Wnnsmaker, ef Pennsylvania, to

be Postmaster General.

Denjamln F. Traoev, of New Yerk, to he Secretary oftheN'svy.

John W.'Nnhle, of Missouri, to he Sec

retarv of the interior.

Jeremiih Ru-k. of Wisconsin, to be

Secretary of Avricnltnro.

In t.ie secret session ol the annate io.

The Gm WssU. 6 A ge-ed Many HNHte g the

well averv tot to driok it water.

Kills taU Brtlar4i-Lw. The Awalte. Pre, wtiesiehse elate that m Thudav nfcrht af MM week

and it W4yW health reWt will k.sw SpariiwJkM, Kv., Robert Mat est established there H, it ho further ef-UlMrt and taiady wied Roert Moore.

(oris are made te develop ibe gas, wh enjkN bro4HT l-law. Mullews name i at ike small iow makweertaJuexMMMH. IWd's stye. Ind Reeaatly fc wiferr-

A health resort might pay in a 1 tn nel thr peophe ai Sswiagtetd. an

wMi.ii tan MMMitciHoi enaraeier in iim mm:ih wem inra. wsnrwt wwww

k'linr m lullv known. All t't t forre lr to retnrM how.

known aKont it, i that H hi rather a llr hrthr, J4hi and Robert Heere.

ideasant, Uraekioh Uste, and HrH as a physic. Hh( our iliena will aertalnly mis a rent opportunity if they do not quickly trrHH for laMin the neeeary dfth

io re-wh the tMHiiH of natHral hmJwm an attempt at lynching, hat he was

winch how nunuits Hp in a wwm H,"-faiaiy HMi;ei in jnn. ... V ....... . 1 uad r uiauurm'lurlyV IMiri -

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harriedNl tkeHMMvee ia taek

and Ma 1m dml hpom them. They returned tlx ire, and in th fueihuVt the! followed KoWrt Mrore waa shot severe? time. Mnllen wm aantured and there

M k4J( 4 m liHHkiiHi rtk mm) AtH trr. tkt JIotI KeltiM. sbJ among tbrm aro wn.

iMf.hkfc kax Sr.t vtr all draft torn at tbt lRltrtllul Hurtt Mow at HruMtU. with ;i 1r' tMftitmtu iMtfiKK a4 tftlpfiH Wmm l all tr l.4l(f iHarkrli In lh Ult4 Malr, e frfl acurrd llMt t kw tM wU al Ike ctHiMrr, aitS kav t Wf rd r irr. aerorlnfrl' Our irrwo nr nv ap1 ptlm

UK0, ;afy tuitritnitHM aalHlMtmv fan hr rimn i nrn frHii. i.affttt I. oh inr Km kH A Ratlrwa , MS wll f ml(fi t rbkaio. Al an tk W al ah an4 I r Krl A WrtltrN. U aaa BaM r4 Wiwtwnw. lit. Our Uib aaaiMl MltltHt will We num. rreMwn.lewlkltKl. Cllv

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rnously confirmed,

naw dpvehtned here.

tar JArMr iIimh ait additional raiirual ful. wri)ilintri mmd hmmr.

day the nomination sent to th Senate'coHneeiion, or the oction of large na-'t-fr-y jfowl rombiaatron.

hy i'resiilent Harrison, comprising uir cdihb nrr, wib h . Geory, Mx and Rarnara Cenkam .j rliln.t vara yusni-! tninlv brinif the-e. and in aililitioH nnm-'

" " ' w i . ' . . . . . i . . ea ci ts rea as a ms .a a erav ara a ens v awanwa

hers 01 inner inaHMnea. im n MoiMlav at l:30 a, w.. hy the Hayaville

the resuii (wherever theopie have ,Ltllheni preacher. A large crowd, nbie to offer it free to induee the lJeVervbodr mad weleosne, and plenty to

uon oi irsMiM- iv v77'VT!eat and drink. May they live long and

miimme ui mm,ru -:,"Ti!thappy be, is the wish of the Spy.

Ill lMrr lllla ?TiWn, nn an ihviii " . i - CI. all l..'a il S

A IlllfcV IHIIIUiniltf II. II Si I nn

or will we let lethargy demnralir.'

Utimbujr Hovoy, Gov. Tlovey is showiiiar by U appointments that hia professions before election

ol lieine "the soldiers' friend," were the arrantest kind of humbug, as the Courier

stated at the tune, and was severely criticised by some of our Republican soldier friends tlierelor. An instance in point is his action appointing a Circuit Judr for the new Circuit of Midi-

son county. There were three applicants, two sohlifrs. Col. M. S Robinson and Private G. M. Btllard, and one man. Cliipinan, who was too young for a soldier, and whose relatives even were not soldiers. Private Bollard had the almost unanimous endorsement of the bar of the county, the support of the G, A R. Post at Anderson, and the largest number of Republicans on his petition, and Uovey had promised him the appointment, but Chipman's friends went to Indianapolis and "treated" the Gov., and he went back on hia word and the soldier comrade, too, and appointed Chipmati! Great is Hurnhug Uovey! Welt. Donk. Senator Traylor's bill for punishing While Caps, and similar organizations, is receiving hearty commendations all ovor the United States, and has become a law. Repreteutative Pickhardt's bill for enlargement of the Institution for the Blind, a measure long needed, as there has been no enlargement of it for thirty years, has also become a law. Representative Willard has taken a very prominent part in the legislation of the present session, and, as chairman of the committee on Ways and Means, has secured several good enactments. It will thus be seen, that this legislative district was fortunate, and may well take pride, in the high character of its present legislative delega

tion. It would have saved the State some money If the law had been so that we could have helped elect Peyton, ol Spencer county, another efficient Representative, also.

and drop out of the lit of enterprising,

and desirable town in Indiana f

to be decided soon by you, fellow-citi zees.

The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says: "Both myself and Wife owe our lives to Shilou's Consumption Cuke." c 23

Mr. C. Doane, the veteran editor of the Jasper Courier, who for the past two years has been one of the three directors of the Stat Prion South, and who has proven an efficient and worthy officer, failed of re-election this week at the hands or the Democratic Legislature. During his stay in this position Mr. Doane whs instrumental in, effecting a great and much needed reform in the pi ison, which has for rhhv years pa been a den of tilth and infamy. It seems t range, but il is nevertheless an unvarnished fact, that the Democrats who are continually shouting for reform, never take advantage of a reform when the momentous time arrives. They want reform oulv when there is a chaace ot

firingn a Republican.

CTPresident Cleveland, on Saturday last, vetoed the Direct Tax bill, which proposed to distribute nearly twenty

millions of surplus dollars to variou

Mtates and persons, as a present, with

out any valid reason therefor. He says seen gifts of the people's money are

unconstitutional, and would not be

thought of. if the Treasury was not

verflowing. He is right. It will be

remembered the Democratic Convention

f Dubois county was about the only

ne in the state last spring which ail opt

ed a resolution against such a misuse of

the publie funds. We wonder if Cteve

hud get hold of the Dubois eounty reso

lution. His message reads as though he

mtgBi save. Boemera Happy.

Wichita. Kan.. March The newa o

the leglsHtlen tor the opening of Okla

noma was reeeivea here with the great

eat entnusHMw. Laet nignt cannon were fired end demeeet rat ions were

held apoB the streets. A hundred rasa

left for Oklahoma Citv and Puree I

The "Boomers" along the Hue who have

m rar oeea beard from are wild with ds light aid preparing te eater theeountry

tTTheaati "plaek me etere Mil

r rammers, was eaaetad i a law

jaeaaay.

Bow to Gain Fleak Had Strength. Use after each meal Scott's Emulsion with Hypophosphites. It is as palatable as milk, and easily dizested. The rapidity with which delicate people improve with It ti-e la wonderful. Ue b

and trv vour weight. A a remedy for

Consumption, Throat Hffvctious, ami

Bronchitis, it is unequalled. Please

cad :

'I used Scott'e Emulsion with a child

ght months old h ith good results. He

gained four pounds in a very hori tiHie.r

Tim. Prim. M; !., Alabama.

"I give Scott's EmuUion to a gentle

man do ye-irsohl troubled witb Clironu-

Urouchitls. with the runt excellent re

sults." J. C. Cason, Broken Arrow,

Ala.

rln the drilling bv the Messrs.

Friedman at 100 feet, 18 inches of co

was gone through, and at 190 feet a fin vein, 5 feet and ix inches thick, w-i found. These, with coals "K'' and"L,"

which are worked iu all the hills arouii'

A-por by drifting in, m-iki four dUtin. t

m ofcoil known to exist in tan lo

cality. With natural gas bciugcoiistatit

generated below thein ail, Nature ha-

certainly been prodigal in her blessing-

I fuel and light to the fortunat inbab

Cants of Jasper. Commendable energi

and tact to utilize these blessings is alt

that is necessary to make this locality

one of the most prosperous in the land.

Go In on your muscle.

nr"C. U. Later," a Jasper corres-

pondeotof the Argus, last week critioiz

the present Legi-lature for, as he says, doing "nothing." He has certainly fail

ed to read the Legislative record. Both

in quality ana quantity this Leguiaturr

has exceeded any similar body wntci

lias met In twenty year, except, posai-

bly the Legislature of 1881, which adopt

ed the work of a revision committee ap

pointed two years before, and whic

worked all of the interim. Th bebo 1

Book and Election laws will he lasting

monuments of the good service te the

people of this LegNlittire.

Secretary Whitney took official leave

of the officers and employee of the Navy

Department Tuesday afternoon, and at

the same time took occasion to sav a few

pleasant words in regard to hia succs

a r. He said : "I am personally arnuain

ed with Judge J racy, and consequent

can truthfully congratulate you upon his

selection, lie la a man of probity and

ability, and will make an excellent sec

retary of the navy. It H a good appoint

meat. "

President Mackey has not yet taken

charge of the Air Line. Ueneral Man

acer George F. Evans left to-dav for

Bvansviiie to consult with Mr. Mackey

about the changes which will co into ef

feet in a tew days, when Mr. Mackey

takes held or the road. Louisville JPott

TTFThere are 734 convicts in th

prison north, at Michigan Citv, and 542

in the prison south at Jeffersonvllle, or

at least were last week. The number

varies tome every day.

AtrThe House has pasted a bill to re

filiate primarv nominating election, should pees the Senate and heoeme law.

When it comes

to selecting ib their own ranks they never look for nor appreciate reform. Consistency, thou art a jewel ! Huntingburg Argus. Hold on, Col. Schreeder. These little, though important offices, are a I way dis. trlbuted hy some kind of "combine," and we were not in any of the combines, as we do not believe public interest urc generally conserved by them. We have,

'however, every confidence that the euc-

gesUHi men, in iws intnancf, win wn

tiuue the improvements in management a

so auspiriouiv segun, ana mirounce

yet greater reforms. They are the kind of men that realize that however smal it is. a "public office is a public trust," and will give it thir attention. Slkeplks nights, made miserable b that terrible cough. Sbileh's Cure U tbr Remody for you. M

Nothing worthy of notice, excepting

us'Mis A. B . a Jasper young lady,

wauieu io eaten s-ome grrae ior duesi,

It ktaH(I UK tMm Noni W1(B ner ,or peis.

Another wedding took place whieh

was a complete surprise. Sherman

Abel and Lizzie Leistner were married

Monday evening at 7 :0U p. m., hy

the Lutheran preacher. May their ape

ami downs be few. and joys many.

A big for drive near Uavsville next

SatHrdar, the 9th. everybody come No weapons of any kind excepting club

The drive will hegia at 90 o'eieck a.

m., sharp. Schoola no sooner close than the teach

era begin to feel around among the pat

rons to get a school next Fall, rossiblv

since the Legislature hae refuse! to

amend the law so as to give had o

families a choice as to teacher, the Trus

tee will employ them as he chooses,

without eonsuiiiHg the people of the dis

tricts. It would save a good deal of wor

ry all around.

A handsome young lady is visiting in

this neighborhood now. and it i rumor

ed se will he ahell to carry off one our prosnUing men. It may b so. The Sty.

KemmoMd Ripple. W. W. Cox raised a house last Saturday. Mr. Cynthia Goodnt'H, wife n(Zmbn Inn GoodiHHR. died the last dv ol Felt rury and ws buried the nxt dav a Chanley grave-yard. She ler a kfnt hatband and lour children to menu

their loss.

The Meth dits are holding a ucerf

revial al old a'WO'i. Many biw j mh n

lie church and tmv they "are bou'l f. he prom'ued land."

Mr Jo4ph Prechfl is tilkl-g of wt -

ug liu inriH nii-i g l.ig to the Riu a

boomed Oklthoma.

'The R lach school cloed the Rth. Prt.

S. Hessemer ha taught a uccesfu

-tchool.

Mr. Tnesey attended chwrch at ElU

worth and found his nvrrcoat 'hat w

tolen. The wearer and the thief ns-

lot large euoiifh to till it out a- it .ho

he. The thief claimed he bought lb-

Ht, but was willing to give it up.

The boom to build a new church a

St. Joseph seems to have died.

M. L. Jacobs and J. W. Hollowe)

pent Sunday in HuHtinghurg.

As I'll b? needed in the excursion hi

Salt river, 1 can't report any mre.

Fkisky.

LAFAYETTE FARM, LAFAYKTTB, TlptecaHoe Co.. litd.. ef. emmvem nana, motifs.

atnrwcaa ajhi lurXHtnta or

mwiaiWii ijii. . rnirribmaiiirarrai rarfMH IHT Urrv1tine KHyl.(HirciMIM4Hi)i(ikl-lnHblMa. A

HMMr arm maja uraan. cn narata, t IB jaehta i

mtammamtmm

FOR, THE

JASPER COURIER!

IT ' I'M

Ta ttu ai1naaiv nf nvlnninlMu KailSatpt.,tf f It I Ik. .dnnltrta .f it.n n.lti.tMt..

dorsed by the Democratic party will in-uitf the prexervatiuH ol libertv, threat

eued by a rule ef monopolists, and will conduct: to the GREATEST HAPPINESS OF THE PEOPLE.

shilohs Uat wui immedtiteir re-

teve Croup, Whooping Couh tnd R on

e litis. 24

R. M. MILBUBN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, jAmrr.m, txm.

Wtix. muctk'k ix jhk cocars or bcm A JI AIKKHXIXfi COCXTIlS.

OFflCK-In Kraa' bMla. MMf mt

Hmm autal Stk Street. Mu-ck Sh. MM.

XOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. N OTICE is hereby given that the an dersigned hae been appointed by the

proper authority. Administrator, with -il! annexed, of the rstnte of William

Wahaa, Hte of I)h!mh county, Indiana,

deceased, chh! estate i Milrem. Albert 11. Stewart. Admr., with will annexed. JoH.v L. Bairrz, At'urney. Mtreh 1. l&-3w.

XOT1CB OF ADvUXWlKATURa

APPOINTMENT.

VJOTICE i horehv given that thr un-

" dereiM.! lm been mtniMied Ad

niuktnttor de )Kint nH of th- estate o

Villi, h II IMHktOH. late of Duhol.

Hitv. Iodiani. riece!. Said ettat

prohahly oirHt.

Thomas adc, Admr. J: L Rninz. Attorney. Feb. 221. 1S J.

ince it Marten it naa seen tne uemocrattc rmijoritv in old Duboh trrnw from

k . dik f a k . a a - .

ew io wearir j,sswv wim a lair projMci oi inuring it over 'J.uw In IS2. a . ; . l : . f . . I t '. . . .. . . . i t . . .

the progress of Dubois county. It will continue to give its readers

Oir VALUE TO THK PEOPLE.

It will be found a persistent advocate of all enterprises or measures which will

advance the prosperity or

ANY PART OF DTJBOIS COUNTY!

And its columns are open to the discmtslon of all public measures, by any riti-

aen. believing that by the fullest dicuion the truth will be attained. It onlr

951. SO

Oft THREE CENTS PER WEEK SUBSCRIPTION.

we wantenongh anwcrioers to jtntiry us in putt n? in a Itieum rrs. and if

each of our suUcriber will send us one more we will tw able, to do so. tbeiibr

increaaing our facilities to do (hem good. Will yon help us?

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Marriage Lkt.siw la-e Ihh ued stnee our U-l report s- fnlhiws: Joseph B -ck and Tbereja Hunf

Iiul R tetiger and Fred M o-Hkhau-.

A lam Wei-heit and Mattie IU-Vih Cbm Siaringer and Barbary C. Back

B"ll.

Noah I. Joins and Louisa Harris. Peter B-rg and Therela KhhWut.

John W. Robinson and Uaitte Payi e

M HiHelmao anil F .V.lar"'k. W . KelUw-an.l M!ie Ihl Jame Miiburn and Jin l)o.il-y

John 11. Lueheert and Minnie Warn

ho.

John C. Hemmerleia and Elizabeth

Krodel.

William A. Miner and Mary U. Fran

ter.

Geo. Nix and Barbara Neukam. Arthur 3. Ahell aHd B. B. LeiHwer. Geo. W. Craig and Haaaah E. Cham

bars.

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N'wtice of FihhI Sttlemesit mt E-l

tt. J"OTICE i herrbv gireH to the credit e or. lHir Hd fegne of John Boeh

ier, iieaeii. iii ipp-tr in ine iuboi

Tfrcuit Ourt. hefd at Jjer. JHitiaHa.

in ibx2 l d iy April. 15s9. and shua

raue. it auv. why the rifI Settlement

rcHHt with the eiate of said decedent

honld not he. approved ; and mid heir-

ire notified to iheu and therr mike proo'

f Heir-hip. and receive their iltsiritoH

ive shares.

Witney, this Sth dtvof Mrh, 18ti,

jiin sxwm. Admr. Trayi." Hn.vTKK. Altornev. March 8, 2w

t .if Stii. I. lm.

S'Htiue sif FiHXl Settlement tti

tHte.

J OTICB i hrr by given to th rrr d:i im-s. heirs nnd legife id JoH

ftofll. devad. to apeir in b n hoi rirHii t!nrt, fief f nt .1 iper, 1mI

ana, on tne zzi utv i a is:

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iH rtere lent ttwttia hw ne approver ;i

tn.l tid heir are hoi ti then ami

her m tk- pnwt o heirship, and rcceivv

heir ilitri niive shires

Witnese, tb'ieS'h dav of Mrch,lM9

Anthovt Kracs. Admr. Tbaylor a Hontbb. Attorneys. March S. left 1

JAMES MEANS

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JAMES MEANS

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Dress Goods

STATE OF INDIANA, t Couxty or Dubois,

The Illinois railroad oemmlssioners

have reported adversely le the proposition to red nee passeagtr tb4m Is the batii f 2 eetti a mW.

The Verdict UnvsmisiMHia.

W. D. $nlt, Druggist, Bippna. Ind.

testifies: I can rrcomnrnd Electrk

Bitters as fhe very bct remedtr. Even

iKMtle sold has given relief in vry rae.

One man tonic fix oottle, ami w rnreo

of Rheumttim of 10 year-' Minding.

Abraham Hare, druggist, B-lft-riUe,

Ohio, affirms: "The WM selling med

(cine I have ever handled in my SO years experience, is Electric Bitter " Thousands of others have added fheir tetimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitten tlocnre all diseases f the Liver, Kidneys or Mfaied. Oniy a half delkr a hHUc b4 JsUrtie Frle.1BsMi Drsf aHsre.

Ossamle Otraasft Cewrt, AprH Term

William T. Pinniek, 1 John V.M'arshall, OTICE

Harvy wendall. J

aIE ewintiff in the above entitled

L oau. having fled his complaint

therein, together with an affidavit that

each of the above detentl-tnts are won-

rr-ieVuta ef the Slate of Indiana, and

that said anion I Itrniffht to onief the

title to real rstate. now therriorp each

of Ibe sab) defendants are herebv not!

gl. that nnes thry h? af apjieir on

ttnt 7th d-y of the next term of the Dm

Hnis Circuit Court, to !; hniden on the

4th Monday of April. at the Court

:tone in Janer. in "aiid Countv and

.Mate, and answer or demur to ald com

niittt. the same will he heard and de

tefmiatd in their absence.

In witneaa whereof T Hereunto

SIBASTJAV KUIBLER.

Thtntj 1$. tSftw 3m.

iDiMlMtie Netlee sir Cepssrtuer-

nkip.

NOTICE ie hereby given that the coeartnerhip HeretofiKe existing be

tween Paul Kunket and Joseph Eckstein

has this day been disolved hy mutual

consent, Mr. Joseph Eckstein retiring

All person indebted te the term wir

call and settle on or befo-o March 15th,

Ittft and save east ef rotfectinn.

PAUL RUSK Kb, JOS. E0KSIEIN. Feh. 22, ISM

Nsrtlee ef Appliesvtioii for Liquor

Ltcenne.

OTKR h hwdr t lfc ritlHWi ef Jafr,

M naWMtftwfelu,I)lteAntr. iMlaxa.

thai rte mltft4im( IM fff to Ike Hoard of Count

MEN'S CLOTHING

The lateneaa of th- unmnn Bnita m orrr

atiM-keil wllh VINTKK O.MI1IS. more tlu

the Hat! trwdi: will rnnbli- mi to aell. I

HaM f ih-Hi. Thfrefore 1 ll.WK I 1'Tl

Irr SIY lKOKIT,S. atml lif-rln thna,rl iHakeprlrra that will HiHketht m gn.

Csme and get a bargain, if you war I

any kind af WINTER COCDS

FOR CASH. JOSEPH EUCHART,

WEST Oth Street, .IASPKIS, IND.

X. M.Tfift klatieat .price. In trmle. aillnwej r ir.II klnria f fllllNTlt V l'KOI liCK, lll

atfl BOOTS unit SHOKS, HATS mh1 CAl'M

In grtrnt nrlety, CMEAI. Uur .W,1W-S. U) I DR U IM J it

.JOHN TIIOXLEK,

N'

t'nmmt'4ef tt tMy, at tbrir Manh term,

1VS, Mf tk jKvttaM ef an Aet. HintiM "An .;t tM rarafcKe aaxl IktMWf tilt mI ef tfrl'ltiHMMi. tliema,

milt MtA (Mh.r lmtir.tttiff tnr, te Hmlt thr Ikf bw fee to fc eltarl hr iMIes ani tnwita. aw! t repeal all

kiMrUai rnUttn tli t nt hMeilfllinK

4 ail lawi a4 B-artt nl Irwi cAfltltift ia effict wltb tk ff'wiaW f tbk act. fwcr(WiHr ptfaldM for thr

iMMfW RifHK, aiw iieeMrmgan wiw-fmey." pa krtlH Urkltlr af ImUmh la WIS. for l(erne Ut

set my hand and all the seal !? 2 !"51tt"",ir

, . , . t 1 a teaa imii a qwrrv ai a mini, tr rai,R on i picni (if sahl Court, this fth day efw term tmfeneyr. TV preriw tcaihrre

March. 189. f wh t n n m a nm attMiM mm nemic

- 1. V W.. u l v X. aa mm ilBU hMM

levATX Eckkrt. Clerk.

Jex L- BsrTt Att- for Plaintiff.

Mere Mb, Hit -tw. pf. t.)

th

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MtvaaVeVAIIsBVr aCaarWfA

X0RTH MAIS ST.,

JASPER.

Mas tne Larjrslj Mark In l" 1

SA.,iLi:.H, OF ALIj KiN0r

HKAVY WntaN Harnea.

STKOMti iiiwk nrw. . M 1UK.KI.K lrae Hlanfceta .iiikii via uiihi'V

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inJI , arllrla hmi1 fr ct.lfiirl afrffafrt)

ytM henr when e thereat. All for wle at ! I?

MDtllHllM. J U H i imJi'.'Oct is laws.

Irelnnd Lodge No. 388, F. A A M flflleiira fne tlm oMaiilntr vear: K

GlewMi. W. M.; J. M. Lenimoii. P ;

It r. Mllbiirn. J. W. sT. Kelhms. 1 ... ... m i i..iw m

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