Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 March 1889 — Page 4
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JASPER COURIEK.
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FRIDAY,
MARCH 20, 1889
throng U wxil nxnU-eUx miut
ATTKMPTKD SUICIDE.
fittrktk UmmIhmi, Xh. a, aaa Klac'a Lin.
Gorg W. King .who live one mil
east of SehHellville, a verv Hly re
spected cltltwH of that vicinity, wau a tlesuerat attempt oh his Ill's one day
iRht week. The following are tne
so far as we cou a earn mem. ir.
Kinsf oallwl oh his naisrhbor, Mr, P
Donahoe, No. 2, in (lie tuoriilng, saying hp
wished to talk to him oh some matter of h private character. They left Donahoo'a hiuI started no the road toward
Kind's when King said: "I wati't you to take cave of wy family, for 1 am In trouble end am arolntf to leave them,"
Mr Donahoe could not Imagine what
Ivinir nioant. as he had known him as
tin honest, intilliirent neighbor for yearn
and he never thought of King's being
partially insane at the time. He re monstrated with King, and tried to re
on cases with him, but King would not
lUten. Without raying auouier worn King walked off about ten steps from Donahoe and drawing out a rawir turned toward him, and lilting his chin with hia left hand, to Douahoe's utterastonUhment drew the razor across his throat. Mr. Donahoe, with great courage aud oresence of mind, rushed to him and
grabbing both his arm, held him from
behind, anil began hollowing tor neip As thev were fuat about half wavs be
tween King's and Donahou's houses, the
families cinie running from botn house in a few minutes. There King was found covered with blood, and a ghast-
Iv.bnt not deadly wound in his throat.
Horticulture in Dubois Const ty.
A large part of the area of the Eastern nnrtinn of DtlboW COimtV, Which is t)OW
being fast deHuded of Its valuable timber,
U peculiarly aoaptea to inm ramum, "iw u miiv fit lor that and sboep farming
l'h oiuhII laud holder who rarly goes
Into fruit raisiug as his principal source
of income, and follows n iiiiniignuy and judiciously, will find hejwill realize a wnn.l ilnnl more net money, aud with a
nml mora pleasure and leisure.
than ho can pet from grain raising. The proximity to the large markets afforded hw the Air.Llue railroad, tntikes it posi-
now tn mo into fruit farming. To
enable thi to be done intelligently and Biiccessfully, a County Horticultural Sonttv miirht to bo "organized, with
hnumhas in each township, with town
ship meetings each month, and county
meetings two or three, times a year. a ib a Nw Albany Ledger truly says
Horticultural societies are doing a great The razor was taken from him and he was
fnr th country. Every society is an conveyed to bis home, where ue now is.
"experiment station'. Agoodsociety is the' An inquest of lunacy whs held on him -very best kind of an experiment station, 'at the County Clerk's oflir4 last Friday.
for its members not only experiment ana He will be sent to the Asylum as soon
relate their experience, but tney aiso a papers can be procured. civ that of years gone by. Few farm- The inouest was held by Esq. H. T.
era can afford to experiment except on Bates aud (I. Bradley, and the witnesses
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the most limited scale. They uepenu on were Tat. Donahoe, 11. Ii. King ana urs
fnv thnir livings and can af- Faulkner mul Gnhbel Ha is said (O
fnrritnmnno more chances than those liavo become insane from religious ex
Innidant to seasons and markets, tne citement. and been growing gradually
fruit grower cut off from such societies worse for vears. He is 60 years old,
has oulv his own experience as a guide, married, and a farmer by occupation.
whereas each regular attendant on the Mr. Donahoe deserves great credit for mpfithiira of a society has practically the the brave stcn he made to save King's
ff . m.mltnH , r I , ' tr! . ...tl.i I.iIIa.I lilm .nil
experience Ol evwry umei lutiuum iw hip, as JViui; iinxui mucu iiiiu, u
euide him. And this knowledge means jf King had killed himself with Donahoe
mucb more to a truit grower man a com n Mis coiunany in tno woous. wnn no
or wheat irrower. With the latter a mis witness, it might have caused Donahoe
take in seed and culture affects hut the great trouble toexplain matters. King
crop of the year, while a mistake in tree Hg a very worthy citizen, but.was insane
Dlautinc ana culture aimcis a long serie? m i i uois some twelve yeara ago. me
of years. The wrong kind of trees plant- whole affair terminated very fortunately
td. the wrong location seiecieu, misiaK- oonsideriiig the dangerous circum
It. hSBam fWI .
en culture, means iniiure iwrjcn m i stances.
weary waitignana after it may oe too " late to rectify such errors. And one experiment as a rule proves but little. It
is the combiued experience ot a number
of growers that is wanted, une may
hare tested certain kinds ot fruits on certain kinds of soils and in certain exposures, but would have no practical knowledee of what results would follow
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with the same fruit in ditiereni sous ana
locations. It is the combined wisdom of manv that the horticulturalist needs.
Americans ought to oe a nation ot
fruit eaters. If we were we would be a
healthier and longer lived race. With rrrThe Superior Court Judges, of
eur diversified soils and climate we can Indianapolis, by a vpte or two against
produce neany an me inms oi um canu. one, nave neui kiii uie rcur-ui puuuuu Instead of making of them a large part fire acts, and public works act, of the
of our daily food, we pass them by. We Legislature, applying to that City, are
ar a nation oi meat eaterH. aim inence ut consiiiuiioua . in nuubsi iu iuc
coweour scrofulas, our cancerous con- Supreme Court has been taken tltutious. our rheumatisms and many of
our National afflictions. Meats nave a I'ortevuio i-oiuiera
teadency to heat our blood aud burn out niaith naoA.
OUT UVeS. .1 6r..oo nranirtn crpntinil fn nlant
Th tmnnrfanr.M of fruit he nff estab-l. t'-..6 6'"""" i'"'
lialiail avnri-tMtiir thai tnds to itM nro- u, com
duction aud perfecliou deserves the en- Harris and Co. have received a supply couragemeut of all, and therefore it is of clothing, which is an improvement is
that uress and Deonle should aid and en- old Fort.
courage societies organized for thfct pur- N. B. Coffmau, living near here, had
nose. two of his horses rode most of baturday
l.iicrl.t lac IiIHIob WAIA lal'An frftni .frta.
Howltla Done in Wowla Court (jdy, a man living on Coffman's tarm.
Une ira Tnompson, a resiueni oi jm is- The horses came home early next worn
ftouri. voted ai Mariinsviuo, um., m me jnir. looking like tney Had been on
recent election, for Harmon, Morton and journey. PriHts were lett on the horses Protectioa. from the rider. Two yo'ing men who
He was ndioted by the U. S- grand ift for Missouri are aorusvd of taking
Jury for illegal voting ana was suose- ttiem as their tirst aid. Schneider want
quintly arrested at nis noma in Missouri, ea them.
brought to tuts cuy ami imigeu m jail, Sunday school and prayer meeting are
IB UUiauu Ul a nC-uuBU.t:u-uii.-uvuu progrt!f.9iJg .;verybody COine.
JUl ins pi.inv,o. Rh,. Sail v'a SUIppIibb visitor from
WTb Bbr wh akk,e tt Caatoria, Wba h was a ChiM, tk cried for CaMorte, Wbta ahe teeatM MIm, fae otuas to CaMoria,
Waa aha bad CUUArea, the gae U Caatorla,
COMPARATIVE WORT!.' of BAKING POWDERS.
urn a ii okjatoh part.. BfflB,1,
(2 RANTS UiBM Wr). KUXFOKR'S, wU ttmk.,
XXBRBAD'S
ClIAKX (Akm Hmk).
AXAZON (Atom rwdw) .
C3J-EVEIi.V'B'S(hortwti.)
bx. pkick's mmmmm . KNOW FLAKE (0or.) ... WBm&Wm v . . v IiKWIS'...,... ... BtEBNaKilaBBw rEAKIi(A4wiXCoO WMiBtt'l'WIffl iisckers Msmmivm CILLf IS... SmkHHI t )m ANiraswsco."Rfgari52Sl BULK Vomter Mid hot), ... Bffl HEPOSTS OF GOVS?"MEirr CHEMISTS A to Purity andWholcsomcnoas of tlioKoyalBakingPowiler. "I nave tested a pael'arro nf Rovat Baklftj Towder, which I pftrcbaal fai ilin opm n-3rKft,anJ. t.nd itcouj sidoi jurt 't.nu wiiot -tnue ingrwlletits. It iaacrtam of tuiar powdr d a hi'jli decree of merit, aud dots uot routain cither, alum or ptHMUuws, or otLcr kijuriatia tuaUuctfa. . G, Lovk, MlD." " It b a aekoUflc Cut that tlsa Royal Oaldnc Pow der Is sbolutelr rmre. 5 - "11. A. Mott, rfe.D,' I hv! rrmnd a prkace of Rwi.l Rakltc rwflur, purcltal r raywlf la thr market. I find it pimrt'Ir frre front ahun, trrra IKi. or any other I' Jiirlw wbbixna. IIkkkv JHoktun, I'U.D., l'aftidfut oi Stvws IuotltuUt ol Tecluwlagy." 1 ha? analyxwl a pfvek-jw of Roy-l Baklnc Towder. Th matertala of whten It la compotcd are imre and v!ii:outi;. si. Dxka. IIaym, Stata Auz&jer, Mom.1' The Moral Bddnt; Fowder rrfdved ihs l Wt award oyrr aU comrtitArs at the Vtenna WodJ'a Kxpopitlaa, la".!; e: t.w OtjutialiU, PhtUdcJpnla, ; at tka A&itirirau IatiX'.tt, Mur TorJc, and nt &tte Vars thrwttrltout tke country. No other artlcl of human food lia ever roccirwl tuch high, emphatic, and nalTfratd endurti'tucut. from mioeut eheutu, pliyji liui. tckutuia, aud Boarda ot UeaHk all o.er Uw wwld. Notr The above Duoaia liluatnuea the comparative worth of various Bakinf Powders, as shown by Chemical Avialysia tn i cxpcrltacnts made by Prof. Schodler. A pciitid can of each powder was tafc n, tho total lavning power or volume ki each cm calculated, the remit being aa Indicated. This practical teat for worth by I'rof. Schcdlvr only pr-v.i what every obwrraat coaaumer of th Koyal Bakiaf Powicr l;!3,vs by practical cxpcrlrnc , that, while It'ooaU a few cents per pcma4 took tbau ordinary Ititds, it U fur more economical, and, beaidaa, afforda the adraatjt ot better work. A single trial of Hoytl Baldag Powder wUl cenvkMa aj . falr-nsSnded person of these facts. Whfk the diegram shows some of the alnm powders to be of a Wcaer iegree of alreutU than otlur powder rukd below thera, It i not to Ins takes as tedfeatIcgtiiat they have any value. All alura powdsra, uo Mattar bow hll tbek straagta. ? V) te avoid -d ai d tiiercma. FcrdiiiMud Flashes. PItOIlATE .CAUSE, N1
Very fine weather these days; farmf'iin th Circuit Court, Dub4 Ceunt
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FOR THE
JASPER COURIER!
IX IS
AL WjI TS BEMOCHA TIC
In its advocacy of principles, belterfe that tfce adetKHi of Ihr nrirxripbs dorsed by the UemocratJc party will ensure the prermIoB of ltWrtr tfcr
GREATEST HAPPINESS OF THE PEOPLE.
tkraat-
Since it started it Has Men the Democratic MaiAritr U tu,wl. . ,
nnn tn umi!v i.fMMi. with r-tr ' 7"
It is iH its 8Iet year under the preMt proprieior, ana its paeTare a kk4
tne prugrww wi whboh wuaiy. xi win eoaUHite to give ita reader a
kletory of
OIT VALUE TO THE PEOPLE.
It will be found a persistent aveoate of all eatersriees r aieawrea wkka will advance the prosperity of ANY PART OF DUBOIS COUXTY ! And ita columns are open to the diCHio of all public metr. br any ritizn, believiag that by the fullest ditcusftoa ibe truth will W aiuii.' It U oaiy
a4 if thereby
$1.30
O THREE CENTS PER WEEK SUBSCRIPTION
We want enoueh subscribers to justify us ia putting in a tMm pre, each of our siibcribra will aend us one more, we will he a Lie to do to lucreaiiift our facilities to do them pood. Will von help w
A dor a hrior ornortance in lati i nnmn. .
.--v...'. , .. llliBt'itvr ha cnmi tn Btav. Wa Hi nt
dociareti mat leaning repuoi.cans in j,""aw ' :,i . ' ,... J r "V"
insville bad got him into a scrape ; -
i.-A I.Sm in linns ucio , ii iiuv us biiuuiu kihi "ui
mi. -
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ownselves berore accusing others.
eon
Mart
that thev
illegal vote, and that uuless they aow PV"1?' or8CGU?mS i.nf. nhl..n. h. would .wWa u guilty should not accuse.
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wirm" fnr hum. TV b iioiiueu in resuiiix wie iiuiiunir
At ihtafinnnrttina innntura Itfr. f5ml- burg Argus, that he placed a short piece
i.r v. Hhimihei-a hacama IT. 8. district coiicertiitig Presldeut Harrison iu the
attorney, and Mr. John B. Cockram his atory of King Solomon's mines. He
denutv. Both are. or course, repuou- niuv ucen iiuvmis , uy u um, nunc
cans, ana ootn are warm personal menus seuing um lypo uniwiuiug inu ucuuis.
j. W .1 . T t I .1 1 t. , f .. . .1! . l.
oi rresiueni iiarrison. uaniei nuuoipu is iiiieuuiug iu iiiukc Ther had scarcely taken their offices U trip west in the uear future: lie will
when Judge Woods reduced Thompson's be sadly missed by the young (oiks of
bail from $500 to the nominal sum ot this place, especially by
$100, upon Mr. Cockram7 suggestion, it h said quite an intorosting race, (no
Two "nromiuent republicans" of Mart
insville llepresentative George A. Adams and Col. Jordan signed the
bend, and Thompson was released.
Of course this is the last of tho Tbomp
eon case. Thompson tias leu me state
race, ettner.) was witnessed at k. b.
.xilbtirn's Wednesday last. Constable
Wosley.madean attempt to arrest John
Mayo, near here, but Mayo's partner had
Wes to try ins snotgtiii on a poor wood
chuck. While he was so doing, John
He will nevar be brought back, although Mt t0,j him, as he left, he would see him the evidence of his guilt, in the bands ia,p.and took to hiahHnia. Mavn wnnt
of the U, 5. district attorney, is cone ti- t0 F, Milburn's, aid was followed by si ye. It is a safe prediction that bis COB8table W.; he theii went to the woods frond will not even be forfeited. where some bands were at work, but
The case of 'lhompon illustrates now B00n returned. Wesley was hidden be justice is ''monkeyed'' with in the court nlm BOme building, on Mayo's annrosch
presided over by Williaw A. Woods. nut no good, as Mayo saw him in his lndlamtpolls Sentinel. hiding place, and again ran, the Cotista1 iila atlnr Mm lull nn apnniiiil nf lita el.nt
are isowine aud come have sowed oats
mill pmiiiuii L'nii jii'imuvn , juavii uuiia
are bursting open ; also early pears, and shrubbery blooming, and if no mote
frost, promises au abundance of fiuit ot
every kind.
An immense swarm of sparrows have
made their appearance, and it is feared
that thev will do a great ileal ot harm
durii g the summer if they do not leave
to some extent. Mr. Joseph Lapport, our genlaKaloonkeeper, has built a new large tabe, foi
the convenience ot Nrmera to put up their horse?, while the are taking it easy at the bar, so there will be uo move runaway horses. Mr John B. Gohman is closing out a largo a stock as is usually found in h
general iroort country More, t coi! price.
as he intends to retire from biHitiP"! on account of his health. Go there and get
bargains.
Court has been lively of late, moMly
State C'los ciused by pirtii-s too full of
benzine, and the btate lost: such case-
don't help the school fundi any, and
should not be taken up till the partiesare sober.
Mr. John Judy has dug a large, cistern
on the place where ho is going to build
the furniture factory, lor a tuppry ot
water for the machinery.
Mr. John Lindauer has bought the
steam mill nt Fulda. Ue
there with hia family, and try hi luck'
in thp flour business. J lie new steam mill belonging to Mr. II. Iloppenjau and
Wilmes is to tie converted into a sooH-
ed farmetV mill, and farmeis are taking
stock lively.
Mr. A Ltih decorated his house with a new coat of paint, and a new porch. Very neat. Mrs. C. Wittenborst is visiting her son-in-law, Mr. John Sternberg, at St. Anthony.
Saturday onr teachers held their
monthly, and last Institute for this sea
son, with a lull attendance. The schools
Will all Cl04Q F00I1.
Mr Willie Alttnsn, a son of Mr. John Altaian. Is here on a visit from Louis
ville, Ky. The City Cornet band are making great preparations for a picnic in Lion's garden, on the Ut of May. Mr. Jacob llolfman, a farmer from this place, moved to Bridgeport, lat week, Mr. Jacob Hoffman, a young man, hs bought tho residonce, and tin shop from Mr. Frank Judy, for the sum of $1900,
Here's a good chance for some one of
i no lair sex.
Indiana, April Term. II
Augusta Aulenbacher, Administrator
of the estate of John Aulenbtoher, dec
vs. Gustave Aulenbacher et al. I To Gustave Aulenbacher. George Aul
nlncber and William Auleubactier.
You are aeverally hereby not fled tha'
the above named petitioner, as AiIihuiIk-
tratrix of the eMate aforesaid, has filed
in tho said Ciicuit Couit a petition,
making vou detendanta thereto, hiio
praviug therein for hii order and deore"
of said Court, authorizing the sale 1 f
certain real estate belonging to tlic estan
ol said decedent, aud in said petition
described, to make anoets for the pay
ment of the debts and litbilities of said
.'taio, and that said petition, so filed and
pending, is sei for hearing in said Oir
nit Court, at the Court-house in Jasper.
IimII inn, on the 12th Judicial day of tin
April term. 1889, nf said Court, th same
uetng itio4iii day ot wav, a,'u, ioov.
Witness the Clerk and eel ot
n...-, !. Paid Court, thl 28d day nt
-7- Mateh, A D 1889 lON'ATZ KcKKKT, Cleik, Tkaylou a HtfNTKH, Attorneys. Mnreh aOih.mD 3w. (pt- f 6.1 ,, . i - a , NOTICE OF ADMINISTHATION.
TOTI'1K i hereby given that the un i iliMalviied haa been bv th- Clerk ol
is to movejO,p 0lmis Ciicuit ('mrt. State o Indi-
aimrtliited AdniiuintrHtor or tin
estate ol John S Hlewinger, late of Dn
tm a roinitv. deceased, baid estate
urn )iiil)K' (.nlvent.
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KliWAHf) liLr.SSlNOEK, Auar. A. J. Honkycott, Atty March 23d, 18-8w.
"! lilt
Th Greatest Kfiralfv
mi lmU;pimkmitai( THli I&lj OE.
?J?J?" VICR'S FLORAL GUIDE
Mfu a Jim. mw trtfr; imwt ui nM
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JANES MEANS
$4 SHOE mm TU
JAMES MEANS
S3 SHOE
BRICK FOU SALE!
I. HQCHSESAX6 1 HOTKER,
YARD ON THE TU0Y ROAD.
WK H,"!f ,.CXr-'"r M'tllOM ' rcsim alu xxrzatxis. HTGive mm n Caall. . A. HOCHCKSA& BKOTHKK.
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SEBASTIAN KUEBLEK
rebruary It. 1SSS-JM.
NZSW FIRM I j URGE ASSOftTMEIIT Of
IEW STOCK! C00K 8T0VF8 mm II N I wll I gasolixk 4 coal oil
STOVES.
cl t XfS i iii 1 i bel,,K norly as large as bimsalf. !ld reform, bodv. and did much aood B. .. .T -i..' ii
---- --- -- , . itavc ii y mo uimso. uy iiriiiK mw kuii in
uf 0Ul,lrl,?lsr curaoe ,,,sanV'0: he direction which they ran only Tilghtpltal investigation was a disgrace o ltLied u0 KOr- ,ftV0 h
C3
and the State. Fairness is a jewel, iu
all things, and the star chamber com
mittee condemned puuiic tervanta, ana
the Legislature ordered, at public ex pense, the printing of a large raaaa of de
eued
west.
PorteravHle Siring band made the
home of Mr. L. Condiff pleasant by their
muatc baturuay night, Tiie boys report
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
rilAX-PAYKHS of Dubois county will, I please rotnember that the 3d Monday
HI Apill, lOOJ, IS Oil II1B iOUl ill npilli and that the penalty for non-payment of
taxes will attach at that time, l'lcaae nav tin as soon as nosHlhle, and not all
put it off till the last day, aa it will be
impossible to tnako out receipts tor an iu one day. C. IT. nunOLPH. Treasurer. March 22, 1889-Sw.
"I far fifftfin Svsm CImi! "
JOSEPH JOHN ! Tin and CoppeiWare!
Havlaic HflHKht the Stare-haMMi hI f AIhIr OramelapiMilier, haa 4r tart-
ly thdrHe, M4 Invite the ihMI t Call ami laayeet hla ateek
Fresh Groceries
OF ALL HINDU.
IX.
AND-
MEN'S GL
THING 1
TK 11 rnr nf thf .mow aaA me Tfr-
teekMl Hh WtXTKK GOOIK. nr
Hb (! traHp will rMM np l bd-IU t u
IIm f thm. ThrTrfmrr- I H VK t I T
orr my rmtriTs. m4 ktIr tum riij t Mkrw-llluM HI make them k.
Cm aiNl (et bsryan, If yani want amy kin of WINTER GOODS FOX CASH. JOSEPH BUCHAET, WEST Otk SMrect, JAhl'EK, IND.
K. Thm hlafcf t "rler. ha tea. aHawt rriiiiiMircorTKr rKni.rCK. ci.i-
kmc KMT ami SMHKS MATi mm CAfS.
rogatory stuff about Ihem, for fteiieral f K0odt m' A8'BdlPfWM given circulation, without giving them a In their lionon chance for 'defense. That wi a eoandal- Shermaii Wineinger arrived home ous proceeding for la re f ore Legisla- from Southern Prison, where he has tUra, ' been some two or three years. , ; , The old members complain that the FT?9 Hpwlaad, of the Marlon Southern Saloon Is about to ruin several Circuit Court, decided in the case before 0 the young mm. We think (hat it
nim, mat the election of the various hhey would do their duty, ami in the
'iruateea or the btate Institutions by the rlht wav. thif, oould all be hloouetl.
Legislature was legal, and that the Now old Soldiers, this Is the time to
juinr mini issue tiiew ommita- work, the field is new, ana easy tittded !2!lL.rniP.PWa WMUkWI iU , hit lockout If MatOHt,
8USIHESS MEH'S ASS0CIATI0H1
THE business men of Jasper are hereby reauesled to attend a meeting at
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the Town liail in .lasper 10 organise a nUSINISS MEN'S ASSOCIATION All pirtlea interested will be promptly
at (he Town Hall, on
uma ran, wa m, mi
at 7 :30 p. m, COME EVERY ONE, T ORDER Of OOKMlIT&St
Ho IntetHlii ta thn Ormrery !
.lpf r K elMM atteHtlMi t kaalaMii mw firleen, a Inw artmt, a4 Uuriuu irMtmmt f evenr mm will
win It.
' Kow Don't See What You
nam nsn jur it
r I tut tw aapfljr alt KaaaaaaMa
aemawwa.
SEC mv ml 10 Csmt COUNTERS.
PURE CANDIES. In GREAT Variety e SSelRKy. COME ami SEE THE NEW
STOCK.
JOSEPH JOHN,
.IACKMOH ST., MITTWBBX Mil bmh! tvtk.
March IS, lMtf.
Pjtnnx Si yssjsf jsfc wstfci
RA1! AHI SEWER
nrE. BUCKEYE FORCE PUMP. CnAIX PUMP, PATENT WATER DRAWER COMMON IRON LIFT PUMP . TNK IATia. the Hi1y TKRTfCAt rKKtl MAflK, l THE FISKHT WORKIXOMACHWItlXTHK WORtB. MVY ()'K AND UK COXTfCK. TIIK KKMINOTOX la TKO! a4 MANffiHIMK MADK. with extra tare kh-TMK MACHINE IOK ALL. Tin Rnfin and Guttetisf a - Specialty. XOTMIXA CT TWI! BWP MATBBIAI. vast. CALL axdGET PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY. Alwaye waleoaae, eA LEO SPAYD'S, Hene,N-lr.
JASPER LIVERY
ABB-
SALE STABLE!
KUNKEL& ECKSTEIN!
HAVTM yawMt iWJutffll'KJ Stt,
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