Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 August 1889 — Page 4

JaSPJSK COURIER.

TaeMSkars laatitNta.

The Tesrher Cemty Institute

I

rniDAY,

AUGUST i. iw

1RU4 at tbt ratWBW at Jaftr Infant, fr ifm BllMtM UH4h tka ! a mmi-Um

A Center Shot In these ditysof Republican mlorepre Miti)nD. labor strike, peonl stirriM

in IhiIUjii, wliile few rail in wealth. ehep pncf fw farm products, ami ilesr

nrice for all 'inner iwv, ioh prsyare by the 1'rfiMmt nail bis follower at ehnrcn on 8BUy, aad a xeweral scramble lo violate pledges and cheat sornel.odv tlurinjc the stx week dsys, ntirmnt to regulate mdrality by law, awl diregtrA of law by the mbb parties, the ta Mag together of men of erery trade Unions, and farmer in Alliance, to HdeaTor to eeenre justice at the hand of wealthy eaoeopijit, generally resnltinr in fallnree it seems almoet useleee to rail attention to broken proejie, and urgent demands for breaking other promise, wade durmg the lest Pre!dential campaign, by lc&dhijf newpahari Kut vat St mV ImiI tnffit Of the

suffdVinc enes to n better appreciation of

honesty, and a desire to TOie lor an honet party hereafter. Hoping that it may have thie effect the Indianapolis Sentinel of Tawday note with sarprise that certain high-toned reouhlican n-wsnftoers, 6uch a the

Bulletin, the Pre and the Telegraph, of

Philadelphia, and the Boston Transcript, iiisHt from the indorsement ef Cor-

I rw . - 1 US. I1IEUmI nAliiipf

porai tanner anu mi iiibim i'""1'; Made by the platforms of the recent republican conventions in Ohio and PenaeylvanU. We do not understand the Bourse of reasoning that leads to sncb objections. During the late campaign tbeee papers snpported the republican candidate and the great 'American protective system" which was interpreted to include the "protection" af the soldiers as one of the most important feature!. Republican speakers promised the eolilir-r the very nolicy that Tenner ha so liberally inaugurated, and republican papere echoed and reiterated the pledge. Mr. Tanner was particularly sweeping in life assurance of what would be done as soon as the government could be taken cut of the haud ef the "rebel brigadiers." The grandson himself repeatedly soundad tbe sentiment that it was absolutely imtKsibl to do too much for the soldier

The program was printed in clear type, and sow 'the play's the thing." We

promptly Monday morni with a g4 " attuda. County Superimest

Wilson Preslrtant and T. !. JfeMw v we IVeskleat. There was 97 ihmk regis. tred oa Monday, autl by Wednesday taa enroilmaMt had iuerrased ta 111 m Dr. I. J. Kempf enterteksaa laa teachers on Taesder night witn "A Story of an Iaabrlste." Meet rated with cohM-ad erayan drawings af the aaadlUm ot tha liver and Momaeh of a haaithy pMaa, a moderate drinker, an invetarata inebriate, and an iaHividml with delirium tremens. His story was af tha dialogue kind, and abounded in many passages of humor, but led up to taa conclusion that safety in aleobalk drinks lay onlv in total abstinence. We are indebted ta tha aWigiag enrolling .ecretarie for the following list of teachers enrolled up to Wednesday noon : . Teachers ef Dubois Co., at Institute in

Jasper, Aug. 12 to 16. 180.

Anderson, Mary

Abel, A. M. Bretz. Wills Brit tain, LeOra Rrittain, Clara Brucker, L. E. Bretz, Lizzie Baron, Mary Babbitt, M. F. Betz, Franklin L. Bate. James L. lleardsley. Will Cox, Lucy Gato, Emma Cooper, Emma Crandall, Sallta Cole. Alice

Conrad, Mina M.

Jefr. K.W.

Kilsmaycr, F. KneWar. Csrria L. Kelso, Edith Kenny, John Kuntz, Kd, U. Kreke, Prof. Louis Kohmetscaer. II. Kean, Horace M. Leightaa, Flora Lownlals, Ilalan Lixhtoa. Lillie Lnken. Clesseat Land. Christian W. Morgan thaler, Mrs. Melchior, Alice Montgomery, Helen

Meyer, Lisa

Cooper, Mrs. Sarah Moenkhause, W. J. n . man, Uf C

uorn, aagifta niuwrn, . o.

Cox, Martha

Cato, J. U. Crook, F. S. Cox, M. V. Crowder, Wm. A. Conner, John C. Clarke, Prof. C E. Oraig. Prof. O. J. Cooper. W. H. Crandall, Thomas DeMott, W. E. Doane, Lottia Dillin, El fa Dudina.Mrs. Kate Dillin, Lonii Donahue, M.J. Eckert, Mary Kifert, Sophia Eifert. Mary Elli, Ellsworth E. Edmonston, W. L.

Everard, C J. Gutgell, M. A. Gohinan. Josie C.

Musllar, John B. Morgentbaler, Prof. Miller. Obartea E. Mauntal.C. II. Mekhior, William Milburn, Jamas S. Nolan, Thomas J. Nolan, V. C. Nohr. George W. Nix, Georjte Poison. Lilile Poison. Carrie Powell, Thomas Payne, Mario Pruitt. D. S. Rose, Edith Rose, Helen Racle. William J. Smith, Mary Spurloek. Nettie Schnell, Nicholas A. Smith. R P. Stiwart, Fred. A. Sanger, James O.

Sutton. Henry A.

Glrzen. Carrie

Greene. Prof. C. W. Stork. Wesley

Green, V. R. Schn skiers, John

loin with Private Dalzel! and tt.e other Ainam Sidi. A. M.

G. A. R. veterans in the demand that the uuliet. Prof. W. W, Sanders, F. M.

a a 1 a 1. ; .f-.I ..i .

hypocrites be held to their pledget

ttrictlv and without nravenng. If these newspapers did not believe in tha program issued why did they iniorsait? Have circumstances sochangad that what was not good enough for the eeidieraix months ago is too good for hien now? Or ara these mugwumnian renresentatlvas of the republican

press ready to admit thai the promiw were made wirelv for oolitical effect.

Mid that thara was no intention of fnl

filing thaea ? It is lima that some of the

republican papers were explaining the iifferanea between before taking and after taking. There are a number of anxSons inquirers who would ha gratiied to have definite information ae to when promisee made to thaaa are to be re

in addltien to the soldiers, we would

aall attention ta an army of workincmen who were beguiled by the ery of protection to American labor. Whore ara the higher wages and mora steady employvaeut they were to receive when the British free trade hydra was crushed under foot and American protection w

Insured for four rears more What is

Have?, Katie

Horton, Belle Hoffman, J. H. .Horton, Saaford Heasemer, A. A.

Harris, Geo. R.

Sweeney. Prof. A.M. Troyer, Lydia Wilton. Maggia W hi ttinghill, Sophia Whittiaghill. Stella Wkaley. A.T.

Zonller, Casta H. M. KtAir, Lizzie Bkctx, Enroliiuf Secretaries.

Wan aa wm a Ckal, save wi4 ear Catfaria, WVa aiM tauM Ma. aM mg m Caaleria,

Waahlngtan anal Jaepar K. R. Quite well attended meetings oecarred in Dariesa county last week in tha inteteet of tha proposed railroad from

the moaning of reduced wages in pro-Washington to ,At Washingtoa

taeted iadus!rics all over tbe country " . V T i rvF"1" What of the strikesand lockouts? What If J- 3fkjy. to a latter

af factories shut down? Where is the full dluner pail ? Why doesn't it appear in tha mining districts of Indiana and Illinois? What have you to say on thesnbjeot? Will yon answer, like tbe Indianapolis Journal, that the miners ought to bo satisfied with less wages than are paid to the "pauper" miaars of Grrat Britain? Yon will notice, over lo one aide, a crowd of greeahackers who were told that President Cleveland was depositing tha nation's atonay in tha national banks without authority of law, and that Mr. Harrison would withdraw it as soon as elected. Of course they ought to hare known, or soou i earned, that tbe deposits were made under a law passed in 1874 by a republican congress and president, but why is it that tbe depotite still remain and that tbe republican party Is quietly accepting tha exMing state of affairs as a proper one? Did you adopt Gea. Harrison's declaration that the greehbackers ware "idiots," and uppoe that they would never know whether the pledge was made good ? Yon will probably observe, without pointing oat, a bevv of civil service re-

farmers, well up toward the front, who

would like to know what has become of

oivil service reform. A handsome re

ward wilt ta glrea for the dicovry of

that intarestinsT . principle a ywhere

within eight ef the present administra

tion. Aud yet Mr. Harrison himself

atomised it with great fervor. It would

he vary proper for tha Indianapolis

News to some forward just now and ex plain why it held the republican candi

date up to the country as a civil service

reformer, and why he bae held the

country up for the benefit of republican

workers, why was it? Did von pre

Tsricate, or were you mistaken in tha character of Elder Harrison ? We pause

ier a reply.

In tha event ef natural raa beinn se

an rati here tbe Vaadalia will prehablv a I f a ...

run mmir nasi ens tooomotives wttn It Master Mechanic F. C. Cleaver has da

signed a tank which will carry enough fas to fuel an engine from this city to Iadlanepoli, where It eau ha refilled a

aeuy ae aaal aenht ha put an. It would f a great laHKOTeaml-Teua Hank

Tnmtans' tferttlemsita. Am OM GltiasNi Oneul. ThaaatthNSMHtsaf tha Township Tme. Mr. Sakah Hkittaik died last Sain r-

ith tha Loamy i;tMiHtiO!ieia nay, aukhi HMH.at nr uautfuters, rs.

Uwppr , in M one tiiWMship, tn ine eanu

year of nar age. baa was horn in liar-

hi aonnty, Inl., Marea atxh, mm.

iler maiden name waa Lindsay. fbe

became a Christian in early life, and maintained bar profession through life. She had nana vary mnoh a filleted for tbe last seven years of bar life, being para-

lyatd so as to be, to a great extent, Helpless. She was tha mother of If children, 13 of whom lived tn ha grown and married ; II are still living. ba has now living II children, 66 grand children and

ti great-grand-chiidran. Rev. Geo. C. Conner, well known in thie and like counties, Ik one of her grand-children.

A funeral sermon was praachad by Kev. X. K. Gill, to a Vf ry large congregation

at the Lemmon church, where she was

buried, on Sabbath after naon. - ' - ' ' " - 1 - i

$3,671 9

x,am7i

$4,072 44

2.M 18

1,250 3

from Judge J. W. Barton was read :

bvauaville. Indiana.

J. W. Barton, Esq.

wasaiagtoa, lad.

Dear Sir:

Your favor this data to band, anhject

the asattar of constructing a railroad from Washingtoa to Jasnar. There

would be but little business in this en

terprise at first, bat if Washington, liarrisaa, Booae and Bainbridge. (Jasper)

would ote the aid and furnish right of way free of east aad damage, 1 will build

quick aad will guarantee to ran two

peaseager Ira las seen way daily, wash-

ugtoa to Huntingburgh. connecting

with all trains. 1 think tale would ha a

great futnre for your city aad woald, I

believe settle any other lines discussed

a that direction. I would build quick

aad give yea tha benefits at onee. Thie

would probably do away with taa naeee-

sitv or your calling: wane 1 worn a oe

glad to a you, I can hardly say with

much reliability as to my movements,

but if neeeseary I will go ana sea you

Yours Traly, U. J. MA UK a. i, August 4, lafW. President. Knowing that taa interest aad eenti

meat el Baiuhridce To., aad Jaspor lay

in tha direction af securing a competing

railroad to Mr. Msekay's Una, tbo meetIn at Washinctou also aanointed a con.

miliar, haadad by Coagraeeaaaa O'Neail,

to "eonlar wttn any ran roaa ewenpen

that will acraa tobaiW tbe desirid roati,

aad also a eommlttao ta visit tha tewi

bins in Dnbltoiseountv. Tfce lattor com

mittca was here last rriuay, ana aKea

that ear eitiaeua appniat a oommltteato

act in conjunction with tbe coaler ring committee. This Right result in eecur-

iuic tbe O. M. to build tbe road, aad

wa think eur Boeinats Mea's Associa

tion should apppoint such a committee. While a railroad to Goinert would be

much tha best enterprise for our people

until oapilal is secured to build it no harm woald likely result from dickering with any other proposal to eaeura an additional outlet. Yet, we presume tha Ooeport propoaltloa will be eventually secured, as it would he a paviua?

invest maul from tha start, aad capitalists are being interested in it. buck a road woald offer superior feeilitioe tor trahU hotwaca Xransvillc aad lhdiaaapallet aa wail as aeiwaaa MaahTUie awl Chiaaga.

Kst weak show wtt of the townshlpi

in a good oonditloH financially, bmm

of thorn, however, show ooaetdaraM

funds in hands, aM yet an oaieiaanmg indahtadaaM-rathar an anomalous state

of facta. Wa pubiisb bel wtaeiotaieoi

funds as shown by tha reports as iihmi, togathar with tha allowance made to tha Trustees for thalr services :

COLL'MWA TOWKSHtr.

Tatal Reaaipts " Expanditnrai M Baknae Trnstae s alhiwanca $1J8 W Order outstanding $& 33 HAKKUtOX TOWXSHIP. Total Receipts - Expenditures h Babtnoe -Trustees allawaaaa $190 00 Orders outstanding 100 OU MOONC TOWNSHIP. Total Receipts

Expen.liturae -M Balauce Trustees allowance tltlS Xo orders outstaHdiug. MA1HS0K TOW.VSHir. Total Receipts

Expended Balance Trustees allowance $18 Orders outstanding, none. BAINHKIDGB TOWXMlf.

Total Receipts $ " Expanded M BAlanee Trustee's allowance $19000 Orders outstandiug bohc. XAKIOX TOWNSWF. Total receipts Expanded M Balance Trustee's allowance $115 00 Orders ouUUudiag none. MALL TOWNSHIP. Total Receipts $

Expended Balance Trustee's allowance yet to he deducted from balance 209 Orders ouUtandiHg $632 41'. JEVreKSOX TOWNIHir. Total Receipts t Expeaded M Balance Trustee' allowance $19 00 Orders outstanding 1501)0 jackk)x Towxsutr.

Total Receipts Expanded 'Bnlaace Trustees at lowanea $162. Outitaading, orders none. PAT9KA TOWNSHIP. Total Receipts M Expeaded " Balance Trustees allowance $2fii. Ouutandiiig orders none. CASS TOWNSHIP Total Receipts

' Expanded - Balance Trustees allowance $13 Outstanding orders none. FERDINAND TOWNSHIP.

Tatal Receipts - - $5,833 77

Expended - 4,m 91 " Balance, after deducting tliX.41

township fund, over drawn, $1,343 86.

Trustees -allowance file. Outstanding orders flOo. JASPEK COKPOKATI0X.

Total Receipts H Expended M Balance Orders cutstanding'none.

Trustees sarvkea $oe.00 H8NTINGBUBU COaPOBATION.

Tatal Receipts - - $7i9 70

M Expanded - 1,724 13 Bilanae - - 3,571 Si Orders entetendinr none. Trustees services $102.50. BIKDaCYE GOKrOKATION.

Total Receipts - - fl,15t55

" Expanded - 811 3

" Balance - - SIS hi

Trustee cervices $12 Orders eutetaading ttOf.iO

$5.IR5 70 2itW 34 - ,S37 9

$4,131 2.513 59 !.)) 09

4,535 SO

3,073 54 1.462 29

3.105 15

1,47 97 157 18

5.072 62 3,455 79 1 f li 93

5,55 34

3,297 33

2.226 91

$5,263 31

3 411 59 1,621 aa

$6,365 91 3,874 67 S.491 24

$5,617 43

3,713 13

1,902 30

POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

TkU wHf r Brrr virlr. A manrcl af

MrrRgtk anl wtatHnent Mori tconjikai than ttir ordinary kin-!,, anj nnnot bt t14 ia ceretillB

th taamullitnila ef low ttat. akert wtlsat alaw or

phnafkbate pwilfr. SoH eatf ia oaM. U0TAL BAK

IXG et)WIKR C0..1SS Wall St., X.T.

March K, 1

BOONE TOWNSHIP

flECEIPTS and Expenditures for the

L tuoal year ending July 31, 1919 : XOAD FUND.

$3,732 44 2,969 02 1,513 42

Receipts Expended Balance Receipts Expended

69 90

66 90

TOWNSHIP FUND.

300

$1,518 38

615 27

Balance

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Receipts Expended

$ 902 1

948 92

146 10

HARVEST EXCURSIONS.

th, Sept. 10th, and Oot. 8th, 1880, tha CUE c9; JJiJL?,1" wvor tha OlJieauAaU 86 n CINCINNATI to

KIUPQ UnilMTAlU LINCOLN CO.

ninuu muuiiiniiif

On Auguat aoth.

IVEX LAND

oca Jtallroad Iroen

EN

uth-

fbr tha benaflt of fmrmarn aeaklng SOUTH E II N HOMES. Thin eocnpany haa determined to plskoe on tha msarkat orar 10,000 ACRES OF CHOICE FARMING LANDS, looevted along tha Una of the Cincinnati and Oroan Hirer Railway, at Etoaa from $500 to 635.00 par aora, according to distance from dlroad Station. Theae landa ara aa produotire aa any in the State aad are unequalled anywhere for raklag Cora aad Grain, Fruit. Taeetablea, Hemp and Tobaooo. Thia land ia not excelled anywhere in the world lor raining white Bur ley Tobaooo. Wall watered and fine climate, COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.

tna Peach Orohard of 30.000 troaa 30.000 hunkeia ahlnn t..-

year mora thia year aee the oorn, 15 foot high aaa tho amall arrain aaattia blue graan nee tha potatoea welghine; 18 ouncaa aad over. There ara a Ilailroada running through tha land, also a good turn..School". Collagea, Churohea, Hotel, LiYery Stable, oto., already aatabllnhad. Taxaa low. atrona; Rapublioaa County. Ticheta for the round trip from Cincinnati, good for 30 darn, can bo aad for $4 on application to A. EVANS. YOSEMITE, KY.f or EDWARDS RITCHIE. WIGGINS' BLOCK, CINCINNATI. O. AUKUM ISIb, ISHS 4w.

DISSOLUTION NOTICE

VTOT1CK is hereby given that the part-

1 nership heretofore existing between

the undereignrd la JHsper iu tbe stavr shingle and cooper busineiis, ban beei dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Mt

thias Klingel having puicbaped the in

tereet of Mr. Frank Seibert, whoretitci

from the firm. The buine8 will here

after be conducted by Matthias Klingel,

who will pay the dents, and is authorized to collect all claims. Persons indebted ara notified lo call and settle accounts

promptly, as the ciiiaes mast he souar

ed up.

Matthias hlinsel, Fbaik SxiBxaT. Aug. 16, 1889-31.

Ice-CREAM PARLOR !

HOT WEATHER BESOKT!

JOSEPH JOHN !

OrrOHITR THE IKIHAWA MOTEL, will kata the teat Iee-Crrum imrimm tttm ht WMathar. Ma kaa Stterf ap ml yrlor kM kt41aa al gaattrmM will he W lit el j aarvva.

Balance

Receipts Expended

Bataaea

Receipts

Expeaded

TUITION FUXD.

$ 902 92 $2,233 48

poa FOND.

$ 94115 . $ S950I 366 74

108 21 19 00

Balance .... Trestee'e allowance

11. B. BRtiKNBAUOH,TristaeU. T. Ang. 16, 1899-3W.

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS MXDETO

SUPfLT PICNICS ane PARTIES.

i Ltrp Anrtntl if Sin fti lm

Altaii ialaMlaaiMnBaai

Ims elMjaat rX9 tnm Caaaw

lam mhHwhI mt MSSMS, aaa rrwaa !-

lavllle itaak T

BAINCKIDGB TOWNSHIP

RECEIPTS and expenditaree for tbe iscai year ending Aug. 6th, 1989.

HOAD FUND.

TOWSSHir FUMD.

Hillhiam Hapneminajs, We are haviaf vary cool nights. Farnaers ara basr threehinc wheat.

Wheat aad eats ara deawfed by wet

weather.

Zipuv Coon snent Sanday at Fran eh

L4ek with hie dariing.

Tbe F. M. B. A. L dga. orstriacsawn,

meets next Satnrday aight.

Mr. Willard Cava aad wile were up

from I re wad, visiting hie brother An

drew.

Buffalo bill.

Receipts

Expended Balance

Receipts ....

Expended

Balance SPECIAL SCHOOL FUXD.

Receipts ....

Expended . .

Site 37

102 21

Ronstipation,

i

net remedied In

,is haMete

tie pargatires, by weakening the bowels, eoBBrn, rather than ears, the evil. AVer's PUls. twin niikl, efeetire, aad Birangtbeniag la their actton, are neaer. ally wcomavHided by the iaculty a the heat ef apacisaMu MRaviag been aaMect, tor years, to eonsMpettoa, withoet betag able to lind ntnch relief. I at bwt tried Ayar's Filte. I deem it both a duty and plesere to testify that I bare derived xreet aea

est iron uteir . for over two reera

past I have taken one of these pille erery aight before retiring. I wotikl not willincly be without them." O. w.

Bewman. 9s last Mala at., Carlisle, 1'a, " I hare been taklnr Ayer's Pills and naiag them in my family since 1W7, and eerfHl!y recoatHMml them to all In ned of m safe bttt elfectnal cathertk." Joha M. Boens, LowlevUk, Ky. "For eWjtbt years jMtm afflicts! with coaetipatioa, wjilrb at Iat bacame so bad that the doctors could do no wore lor nw. Then I lsn to take Ayet ' Pills, aad soon the towels recovered their natnral and renlar action, so that new I am ia excellent health." S. L. LeeghbrHlge, Bryaa, Texas. " HaTlng aaed Ayer's Pilh), with md faenlta, I filly indorse them for the nnrpeeejer whh taey are recontmantlod." T. Ceeaers, M. li., Centre BridfEe, Pa. Ayer's Pills,

Br. j. c.

sMbyaM

Avar it Co.,

r t I InTlIt aULaaA m tfSf fTTavWfe

a:

34 16

910 92

7ne99

14914

$929 97 549 70

Belnace Racaipls Expended Bataiea Receipts Expended

TUlTtOX FUND.

360 27 $2,099 40

1, 309 10

DOG FUXD.

730 90

$529 14

346 95

Balance .... 18299

Trastees allowance 180 U0

Joseph Eckstcix, Tmstee B. T. Aug. l,-3t.

Dry Goods!

GROCERIES I

CLOIHING! SHOES AND NOTIONS

Fresh Groceries

T whleh lie Oatle rUBLIC ATTENTION. Ia the roar reemonhla let hm hM Btte4 l the eoeleat pUee In town, with tefelM, ehMlra, Mr.., where gentlemen emm enjoy a eotd rImm ofheer, mint Jalep. m lawMm4m, r other hverire. aed Bod e aer piled with the beat. JOSEPH JOHN, Xayl,lSS-tf. JA1KK, 1ND.

URGE ASSORTMENT OF GOOK STOVES

GASOLINE aatd COAL STOVES.

OIL

Tin and Copper Ware!

MAIN AII SEWER ripe. BUCKEYE FORCE PUMP, CHAIN PUMP, PATENT WATER DRAWER, COMMON IRON LIFT FUMP. Bui ifi Lttinrtffl fan? Kiciics: nana e anj npajanB ananjnjnayz njanaj aae rs pavet, SnaFvevaaan TBI 0ATIS, She eely TERTICA1. IKED BIADK, la TBI FINEST WORK1NO MACHINE IN TBE WORLD. K17Y ONK AND BE CONTINCED. TBI KKMINCTON la 8TKON6 mm BAXDNONK MADE, with xtr large raa-THE MACHINE FOR ALX Tin Roofing and Guttering: a Specialty, NeTMnra amr the hmt matkhiai. vhk. CALL andGET PRICES BEFORE YOU )UY. Always welcome, at LEO SPAYD'S, JAiPER, IKiJD. NMtMni.vea-iT.

JASPER LIVERY

AMB

SALE STABLE!

mrjTitraiitJ&rmiiiiMss

r Goods

IN-

.AND-

MEN'S CLOTHING !

KUNKEL4WININGER

HA TIM yartaaael tSt Jeep LWery SaWe. aata rsrnMirt It with eo! ateak, aS era priparaa Ut

UtleeS ta alleallasaMi akta.

flVtpaelal attantlen clven te eemmerelal traelera wlehlnn ta visit aelnta In she eau n try. Jane It, 'US tf.

The latent mt the aeiMini Hnmu bm ever

atkeil wllh WINTKK OOODB. mars than

the Haanl triwle will eMhle me to eell, I bhuM dlapoae at them. ThereTre I HAVE CUTI orr MV moriTM. Mtl begin thHaeerly te

make price thM win wise lam (a.

Camaandget a naraaln, If yau want

any klnel of WINTER coooa FOR CASH. JOSEPH BUCHAUT, WEST f3th Street, JASPER, IND

W fiii

aller ! kUr's

On Fearth Wreet

at aew etoek r he B K:

Me will 8BXL 8HOEB

MTKINITUUOt)!l.

tWi see Imm W fnjUl ttoil, aWenraaaBB anjnnnaj aaB) I aarvsnnn; aaj vnnnBannj njrBBW Trj them FOK A It AltaAIN, amlF will he atlBel. COUNTRY Fit QUITO IS

TeJcen nt the HISHRHT MARKET PRICK.

atarPON T POROBTTHE FLAOB Wm. HA.LlL.ERa

Caraar 4th and JACKSON ITS..

AtM, nair.

Wanker's jetrw,-r.

N. R.-Thehtcheat Mrtee. la tne'a11ewel hu-mH hll.fOIINTKV tKOrt;CK. Chi-

ean MOOTS aaa HHOKH, MATS ami CATS.

aa great variety, vbaat.

Jf 9 aWrt laWeVWn1e

BRICK FOR SALE!

M. HOCHCESANG t SON,

lave takea the yard tenaerly kPl ky Tfi

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