Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 9, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 November 1891 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER.

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AX I)TKRTIKO PJ.ACI A kind 0t thrrHj-q Hurler cireiilnr pee. combining amt nu nn aerenf gr nit ml, on the UhH f Mr. A. KellaHt's near Robert Chel, in IUI1 township, im long bH kuuwH former Indian camp ground, and wa nailed UUmh Cave, lcsm of ita peculiar formation. Attention was drawn to it rrctnlly bv the finding of lat of Ih dian hi-rim bead, supposed to have Ihhih ntn.ln and kit there by some of the trih of Piaukeaitws, who ohm owned this MMMty, Hil roamed through iu magnificent unbroken forests, before white men with superior irms drove them out. and slew the most of them h m 1 1 1 the tribe w Hterged with th MUtatis and beeima extinct a a tribe. Lieut. W. W. Kendall and fais neigh bors a few days ago made up 11 picnic iHtrty of laiuee and gentlemen, and spent a day at Indian Cave, enjoying the wood', KHil looking lor antiquarian rel ief, ot which many were found . The surrounding rocks bore abundant evi dence of having teen used in many plaeee as Iadim mortars, for pounding up their eorn, or dried food. Uu dig ging ilflWH from one to two feet they loutiri a strata of about ten inchee in thickne of ashes, in wtiicb were num eroua pieees of bones of rarioue ani mala, broken flint arrowheads, and pieces 01 Indian stows pottery cooking res eela, with some shells of different kindi, and other relic. 4 large piece of elk horn was fonad, where it bad been leaned up against the rook aide of the eave, plenty of deer bone, and one jaw bene of a Urge bear, with the teeth still in it, where it had probably been thrown after it served its purpose in making senp, and soon wag covered up in eehee. The visit has aroused considerable in(crest, and the neighbors say they will have another party and make further seared for relies of the past, in hope of finding sone relic of Indian g ory. a well as of appetite. It started a series of reflections, too, upon the proud tribe once inhabiting those hills, and hunting the deer, bufflo, bear, panthers, ke, whien were thou plentiful throughout what ie now Dubois county, doited over with its flourishing villages, fin? (arm housee, good schools, superior stock, and all that goes to make up an enlightened people, while the descendants of those from whom the land was forcibly stolen are yot wanderers in the far West, objeets of nbarity and care to the Government which permitted tba robbery. Mere or their bietery is eagerly sought w, aad well wort all tbt research it taken. Mr. Looek Koports. Washixqtox, Nor. 10. Edward Leech, director of thee mint, has rabmiu ted to the Secretary or the Treamry e report ef the operations of the whits aad neeay omees 01 tne test eat jenr. The value of the gold deposited at the mints and away omeoe, dnrinir the neoal year of 18fl. was faf.628.678 aerainst 49.SS8tttain the preceding year, an inereaeeer 110.JMH5.M4 The deposits and purchases of silver aggregated t71.M9. MS stnndsrd ounces of the coinage value of $83 630,15! against $43 55.135 in the preceding year, numerate of SeO.Oefi,013. The coinage executed at tke mints wee the largeet in the history of the mint in this country, aggregating 119,547 87 pieces, valeed as follows Gold. $24,. 179,902; silver dollars, 96.22.' fc02 ; subsidiary silver. 33,039 218; minor coins, $1.163 933. Total, $113.611, 153. The seigniorage on the coinage of silver dollars was 6,221.333, and on subsidiary silver coinage $93,434, a total of 3.313,767 The total coinage of silver dollars under the act of 1878 from March 1, 1873. lo the close of eucb coinage, has been 1378,166,794. The eoinage of silver dollsra under the net of July 14. 1390. to November 1, 1831, a been 131,808,675 a total coinage of silver dollars since 1878, of 8409,475,363. tjfTTne Couotv Commissioners were in extra session Tuesday and Wednesday. They visited the site of the Kesterson bridge over Patoka river, in Columbia township, to inspect the abutments, which have just been completed by eontracter Martin Lorey. They found everything done in the best style, and were greatly pleased with the substantial work, and. of course, received the abutments, aad allowed Mr. Lorey $1,010, a little premium over his contract price, en account of some extras. They also allowed Capt. Alios $30 for peri n ten dine the work. They claim this to be the beet built atone abutment in the county. The iron eootreotors were notified that the stone work was completed, and the iron work wUl be shipped in a few days. The Beard aiso approved the- new bond of the Connty Auditor, for hie eoeond term, and did a little ether routine business. Evansville Journal: The late elections settle eeveral qnestions. The imposition of Faesett on the Republicans of Hew York by the administration, through Tom Piatt, the would-be boee. resulted in defeat not eo disastrous, but fully as signifleant as that of Judge Folger la Arthur's time. This '-cooks Harrieon'e ffeeee" so far as the politician are concerned. ie le not "in it" any mere. even if he has been heretofore. He made a fatal mistake in New York, that eruetei state. Devisee Co. Democrat: -If 0 Demo. orat in (hie county can afford to lose his identification with one of the oldeet and most honorable party organinatione of which there ie a record, for the take of Me eo-called l'eople'e party, which is Imply need by the Republicans to make Democrats lees their votes, The result in Ohio eenlrms this view aorc strong, ly tlt ever.

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Ammanta iMsel AletM I Hi' linking r-ewsusr. -Mow to stole Usees In view of what the MiniisseU gomele his dene, h ie hoped that UgiehUive bodies in ether eaaiee will seen lako up the subject ?f fowl adUitereUee. The subjoined lit ot baking powders eoemining ammonia ana alum, eompeisd irum u met hi reports and puMiead la reeent number of the Seis title Aneeri eea, 1 given below. "It deete in a d rest manner with an evil which meat k cut down." said the Chtoago Tribune I commenting on the Seieniife Amerioaii report. Following is the list of AMMONIA AND ALUM MAKIXS PAWDSIU COMflLKU molt OmCtAL KKP0KT8. Powders marked with a star seem 1 nave a general sale, as they are 1 Honed in at leaet two ot the reports. ATLANTIC, FAOtriC. OYAL COOK'S f AVOKITK eciuTo. siLVKK srooy, 8ILVKR 8TAK. uxowwdrr. SOVKKKIUN. 8TAK. 8TATB. 8TAXBARD. eUKVLOWKR. WASNINOTOir. WINBeOS. xirr's OKAPsi. OKYSTAL. CKOWN. CRYSTAL. DAISY. PA VIS' O. K. I)KY YKAST, G KM. OLOHK. KB.VTOJf, Pearson's, i'kkkrotiox. rUEKLKSti. PUNITV. There are, in addition to the forego' ng lieiirem me acientiae American, a Hunt' ber of snoh powders sold in the western that, were not found in the seetern stores Following is the list to date: Calumet, - Contains Alan Calumet Bk. Powder Co.. Chicseo.l Fokkbt City, Contains Ammonia Alum IVouwie Bros., Cleveland. Chicago Yeast. Cnnt. Ammonia Alum Chapman Smith Co., Cbiesgo.J Box Box, - Contains Alu Hotel, - Contains Ammonia Alum J. C. Grant Bak. Powder Co., Chicasro. Un rivaled, - - Contains Alum Spragues, Warner k Griewold, Chleewo fit's. I1 . ... A - k . j.tm. urwn A I J.u a, annunil AIMH Taylor Mtg. Co.. St. Louie. 1 arnall s, - Contains Alum Yarnall Mfg. Co., 8t. Louis. Shaw's Snow Purr, Contains Alu Merchants' Mfg. Ase'n. St. Louis. 1 Dodsok Hils, . Contains Alum (fodsos Hils, St Lonis.J Shifabd's, Contains Ammonia Alu Win H. Shephaed, St. Louii.l Bain's, - - Contains Alum IMsyer-Bsin Mfg. Co., St. Louls.l Monarch, Contains Ammonia Alum Ilteid, Murdock X Co.. Chicago. I b.vow Ball. - Contains Alum riiengal Coffee Spice Mills. Chicasro. Giant, - - Contains Alum milk, - - Contains Aiua I W. F. McLftUgblin k Co.. Chiearo.l Lcho, . . Contains Alum (Spencer Bluing Paddle Co., Chicago. Kalbtell's Purity, Conlaius Aim 1 uiu Kalbfell Mfg. Co.. Cn caero.l Risino Sex, - Contains A anon is Phoenix Chemical Works. Chieseo.1 White Rose, Contains Ammonia Alum Globe Coffee k Spice Mills, Minneapolis nmui aujsb, UUIIIIIBI A 111 IU U II 1 1 IThos. Wood Co., Philadelphia. 1 Andrews' Pearl, Contains Ammonia C. K. Andrews k Co., Milwaukee Harries' Favorite, Contains Alum. H. il. Harries, MinnesBolle.1 Fidelity, - - Coataina Alum Solar, - Contains Alum Sherman Bros., Cfcicefo.l Putnam's Best, Containa Alum f Wells Putnam k Co., Cblcago.j China "T" House, Coataina Alum Noah McDowell, St. Paul. Mlnn.1 Twin City, - - Contains Alum. J. K. Ferguson. Minneapolis. Minn. I Hercvles, Contains Anamonis. Herculee Bak. row. Co., Sen Frascieco Climax. Contains Ammonia Climax Baking Pow. Co., Indianapolis.) Ammonia and alum are the most comwon adulterants used in the manufinc turs of baking powders. The Governmeet report shows that a large nor centags of the baking powders ooetsvin either one or tne other, or both pernicious drugs. What woman would nee an nmmouis or alum baking powder if she knew it? Such powders not only undermine the health, but ammonia gives to the eoa piexion a sallow or blotched appear an oe The presence of ammonia or alum in i baking powder, however, oaa easily be detect eU To Detect Ammonia. Mix one beaua ing teeepoonful of baking powder with one teaspoonful of water in a tin cud: boil thoroughly for a few moments, stir to prevent burning, and if ammonia, is prssent you can smeli It in the rising ream, ur, piece a can or tee euepectod powoer, top aown, on n not stove for minute or two, then take off the cower and emell. To Detect Alum:. Alum powder eon oe teetea ny putting n couple of tea spoonfuls of the powder in n glass of cold water. If no efferveceenee. that Is babbling or simmering, takes Piece, con demn the powder and return it at osiee Some alum powders, however, liks the "Celumet." "Bon Bon." "Chicago least," etc, contain pnoepbatee in com bination with alum, asid with thoei brands the following test is simple nad sure: Take oss-bsif teeepoonful of beklug powoer in a ltd or say nem pound char thoroughly over n etronf sleomoi name, a good gae jet: or red not eonds After cberlng (that Is, burs leg until the whole nwes ie black) add a teeepeonfu of water end place a bright piece of oil ver coin in the solution. Slir for ou minute, then take out the silver. If the powder proves a cream of tartar powder toe own win be Might; tree alum pow dor it will have eulphur etaius. Now pour n little vieejrer into tbt lid and smell the fumes. Alum powdewt give ol sulphuretted hydrogen, which may oe oetectea ny its foul odor. CTlt is feared the militia of Tsesme. see end the coal miners will have a Mttk war down there, as the miners seem determtned to set at liberty sny convicts put at work in the mi nee. Of the Ton convicts already turned loose probably half of them have been recaptured. Th occurrences could nil have been avertod by sensible leg Wat ion, Md Indleevte what a "feel iatakture' u cursed with. i

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KKtinnntion. BMfoe. Count ua:-In vnnr last ieeae I eoe that my friend Otto feet tne r ihiwkr that I moot have been interrupted or I would have added mom least 130 po in three hours, or 110 the Hret tun hours, being one peg e a minute, which surprised me, oven though he uevet wae employed on any other dunlioett lhau those of Dubois county. With i knowledge be ahowld he able lo nuprs hand the great difference esietlnsj bt ween thie and your county. My foot lest were all carried irons page to pasjo ie ink , while In Dubois a pencil waa always need With my experience, I ei satisfied that the 130 pages mentioned above contain mors igursc then 330 do In your county. Inlhe first place our duplicates here have two lines more on each pge, and in making? the duplicate here each and every line is used, and quite often the space between the lines, while in your county a line ie left blank between each reel estate owner's name; and the amount of taxes to be paid here are gen erally larger. Wa have quite a number or taxpayers that pay from one to eigui hundred dollsra taxee each year, reel tata being very valuable hers. Some pages of our duplicates here have a many as S04 separate amounts of taxes on them, occasioned by the pnrchaee ol toll road roads. The taxable property of the City of Anderson alone Ie is round numbers Six Million, Two Hue dred Thousand dollars, which is all contained In 177 pages, and which, if ny memory serves me right, is mors than all the taxable property of DubeU county. " Thetsxable property of this county it nearly twenty-three million dollars, which all together is contained in but 670 fiegee, so you can readily see that there s a vsst difference existing between this end Dubois county. However, I congratulate my friends and colleagues upon their speed in figures, and wish that in the nsar future they may be without a peer is the Stste. I sm respectfully, yours, JOS. i. SCHUHMACUEK. 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At this rate the history costs the purchaser onlv il ana it should and its way into erery nousonoki fa tbe stste. The book ie es pecially adopted to young people. roe sentinel is offering thirty specie prises, aggregating in value seven thousand dollars, for the thirty larcest eiuo oreuDecnoers sent in between now and May 1. 1832. Write to The Indian a polls Sentinel company for circular eon Ulning full particulars. "The Popular History or Indiana" can be ordered through any agent of Tbe Sentinel at the snore prices. The Jeeper Courieb will be ad to re ceive and forward subscriptions for the Sentinel and History, on the above terms, and to enable all our readers te have a copy of thie splendid History, ws win isriusn tbe Jasper Uoukiei. the Weekly Sentinel one voir, end the His tory for nz 70, or tbe Sentinel and Coo MIEft for $2 00. ftow is tbs time to secure the best History of Indiana vet nublished. and the two beet papers for Dubois county reaaers. send in your names aid money. SpeelMiea Cased. 8. II. Clifford. New Cases. Wis., wss iroumsd witb neuralgia and Rheums tteiu, his Stomach was disordered, hi iver was effected to an alarmiae? de gree, appetite fell away, and he wae tor ribly reduced in flesh aad strength inree oouiee ot ciectric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd. Harrisbarsr. III. bad a running sore oh his leg of eight years' standing. Used three bottlee of Electric Bittere and seven boxes of Bucklers Arnica naive, and his leer l eonno ana wen. donn Sneaker. Ca - . ... . . ' . --e. i t . r I i m ... ' wwm, yj., nan Hve large re ver sores on hie leg, doctors said he was incurable One bottle Electric Bitters and one box .BWSU A . V ft ieiee s Arnica saive curea mm . tirely. Sold st Martin Friedman's Drug store. s COFFEE, OYSTERS SANDWICHES) ETC Tne undersigned bee opened a re-tan, rant in Me bouse on Fourth and Jackeos moots, Jasper, aad will he pleased rem ie customers, at all timet, with Meats or any eetebtec which the market saroros. X'lease wive me a trial. . . Qw W. Broskmer. KoviS, 1331-tf. Maud some) Lota for Male. Winetagor's Addition to Jasnv, John F. Wineiaeerhaa laid at nt of his land adjoining Jasper on the west into KHS. WniOil Will make a lunAmixw. idditiiNi to Jasper, aad now offers for mi i lot e, 7 fronting on 6th street and ' fronting on 7tn street, each with an root sney in the rear. The lots all lay atgn, one or them bet a new bouse ef four rooms and m attic, aad a good els. tern. For particulars annlviA tk. en ( uuntinf nurjr reed, teout a mile from Jer. or to C. Doane at the Hot.. MEJl OCK.

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HsoBOi ykdded totaevevrkms edkuj yen hove hem taking. It treubees yew day and night, brooks your lest astd reduces your strength. Xow tryAytft OvKWry rHctoral, before the broncbJal tubes become enlnrged or the delicate) tissue of the lungs sustain fatal injury. As an anodyne and expectorant, this prepnration has no equal. It soothes the irritated membrane, prosnotes expectoration, ami induces repose. The worst eougit Can Be Cured ey the use ef Ayer-s Cherry restore!. Br. J, a. Gordon, Carrot C., Va., writes: "I m Ayers Cherry rectors! lis my praetiM, aad proMNHwe it to he ettsenaM as a reuvsdy for eoMs aae oeughs." fAtter the ejrtoee eoese, TMswacmy exeerienee-a hacking, dry eoft,with an Imsssant ttekltoe la tne throat, aeeftng we awake aisMa. and 4JetrMfts the keueeltoM. I tried a great nuuber ef 'eeusjh-ewee,' set tlngsweBWoeJytemporsryreUsf. Attest I eooetwM to take Ayer'i Cnerry rectoral, ani before I had used hag a bottle. I had my first aHetght sleep. I eenthuKd te hawere, aad new esaclasr mjrf c't eared." -A. A. ghsman, Cosynsaas, N. Y. By Using Ayer's Cherry reetorel, aeuy have been saved freu fatal Ubtees. E. D. Xstabrooks, Canterbury, N.B., says: "la tbe winter ot isse I was a surveyor ef hnafeer ta fiaeramento. CsL Being eeosMeraWy exposed, I took a had eoM aeeeav seeled whh a terrible eougs. I tried several reswdtee, bet they tailed to cure ate, aad it was thought I was going Into n deeHae. On the adviee of a friend, I began te we Ayer's Cherry Feetoral, and less then, keif a bettts eusnlstsly eared me." Ayer' Cherry Pectoral Dr. J. C AYEI & C8., Lm Mm sWVyaMDraettte. Prbl; ataMlfe,3. OH tt, 'W-ly. t4r eVSIoe. GOOD READING WITHIN THE REACH OF ! TEE JASPEB COURIER -AMDIndiana Stats Beatinsl Fr Oh 1'mt Fr 900. TEE JASPER GOUBUl -AUD IT. A Weekly Ledger For One Yeetr for $1.75. THE JASPEB COURIEB -AND EVANSVILLE WEEKLY COURIER For On Year for $1.75. TEE JASPER COURIER -AMDThe ProfrMwiTe Farmer For One Yesnr for $t.OO. THE' JASPEB COUBIEB AND Chlenco, For One Year for 3)8.55. UNION HOTEL FOB SALE! npHE nnderslgned seiner deslrons of 3L ebanging his bnsineee, offere the above large and oommodioni hotel in J neper ror sale, Too hotel is a well bsjlit and fnlshed frame, si I na ted on VYeeteth treei.ons eouare from the oenrt bouse. It hse seventeen Inrge and well furnished rooms. good well, cistern, and stable, The house has a stood run of customers wbkh ean easily be retained br perchaeer. Will be sold, either furniehed or not, to enit pereeeser. For terms and farther information, oall en or address, Jonw Betx, Sept, 18, ll-8m. Jaeper, Ind. Notiea of Apneintment. N'OTICI Is hereby given that the anilersigned bsi been, by tbe Clerk of tne Dnoois Ul resit rjonrt, ippolnted Adninist rater ef the estate of Honrs K tsetse, ietc ef Dubois ooesty. India, nsesassd. Said eetste is nrohaMv: solvent. Chaklbo fteLtaA, Adm'r. BtDKo BuRTTXik, AU'jr. CM.wOflMl-It,

EXTREMELY LOW PRICES ON FLANNELS! Bst lOc. Canton Flannel in the County. All WoollDress Flannels, Double Width at 25 Cants. ' MENS' AND BOYS OVERCOATS! Cheap Oil Grain and Kip Boots and Shoes!

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JASPER, Sept. 11, 1891. Aafc mr s for W. L. for W. L. nMM.fllM tin jmmr Hum kmc yam Mr MiaMfNUi marc ifai lhM fir rati. Tf nai m WW dffller I m4 mavuer. mm set lhM far tm. (TTAKK XO ML'attTITUTK.. Wt WHY 135 THE W. L DOUGLAS S3 SHOE MHttlm. nelMiTlHOInTnCWOiUIFMTW MOM1? It hi bowIpm aao. with bo imIm or wx ttairwl to rt Um fM; mute ot tbe bK flne calf. MvlUh t ejr, B4 beemui we wmke more tkeet elhU trait than any other nannactMUr, it wiuaki budrmt rtiwi costing f mm HM to S&.0U. OIK OeCHMlae llnalMTra, h t Wi hoe erer offeml for SS.ui: equals t'rtsek Imported tfenM whlfh coat from eo to IU.IM. 014. eO Hsml-Hcfrfil Writ Hhr, Sue etf, Ola atjlltk, HnforIll anil durable. TktlMt time erer oirwraU HC tbU prlc ; tain (trails as cutIfnimadf Mjom costing frum SKID to OuU. (9 SO rs4lea Mitsi Farmer. KatlrosMl Mm 9 9 a sad Letter Carrten all wear tbem: sm ealf. atfamlcaa, saaootk ImM. bmltj- tbr 4a, extke4f. Ob pair will wmarmr. aV a SO aaio ralfi no bettar choe itr oirerMl at eaSa taiajprtees one trial wilt coatiaoe Otote wbo waat a Bboe for romfort and aerrlca. SI 9 a aaS OH.ee WarklRsmaa'a S2. Iiae glTn tbem trial will w Brave' as.ee ei. DUII worm br tba bora are rery strong ana auraiK. wm i waar no wart maw. 11. M acbool shoes sm iborsererrwberr: UejU on tbav merits, as tb Inert aslim aals taaw. Ladies ver Myltab: euuaia abot bl Frwaca 1m ported aboaa woes eoawurrom aim) to mjum. taMi'aasicoIarMrMiM 1Z aboe (or Caatlba. that w. U Poiairlaa' aaaaa aa4 aaaaraM. wm art wsjapsn oa we whuxb oi eaoa aaeav W. U COUOUaS, Btwektoa. Vast. SOU) KY ISIDOK SCHUMACHKK, AT JA8PKK. July ie, imbmo. Notice of Liquor Liicenae. NOTrOK l bereby elren t tb eitiaeM of Jf .r. BafobrMce tnwB.hlr. Dubois coaolj Ia4 . tbsl ikt ariime4. a stale eitlien of the United !Hale. will apotr la the Coumr CommUler of IMMs etHiatjr l their next regular sasslon In Deeember for aheen ta retail lauxtcstlair Uqaer, l eer a4 wlae. a4j aennii lae same 10 tie HraitK un tae preaiM. airaeriae BrerieiafM vf the law rin4iana KererNtMiiaeh MeaM The aredse loeatioa where saM Ulnars are t" bersM Is aa tat Xe, IS, as ebewn a the ariitlaal pVat ef a (own H jasaer, HMMwe Mmjwfcip. itf MHtr; Miiaaa. uvvm mimAS Oet.3S, lfrl-t. Notice of Liquor License. J MarMsea townebin. Dafeeia eaaatr. Ia4 . tkat Istl aaders4ffae4. a Ki4e eiHtea ef tbe Unfeea States, IH apply to tbe Ueaetr ceanioners er uaaeis eaaaiT til taetr next rea-aiar scsmn m ieeeaiier mm. tor a cease t retafl lixtaHix Haaar. hear a wloe. aa penaH tbe same ta be drank an the preaabet, na4er tbeJ provisions w me law o: i Miens Kitiinoca iwbm. The prects lecattan waere mm ulnars are ' ae ts Is ua lat So. 3S, as bwn on the rittail plat af tse tawa of lUjivllle, HathlMHs tawathtn. iHtrnf cousi; IMlana JOHX X. LKlal J.K Oct. SO, MI-HI Notice ef Liquor Liceane. NOTOK le hereby Klren to the etticeei of T)alM. HarbiH towBsblp. Dabois eeantjr, IN that ttt naertliiaH, a mala eH'iea of the tnttea State will tffij t the Count Commlsslaneri of Uatmk eovntr it their next rcUr seln In Ieember lrl. far a II eente to retail lauixlcatlue Manor, beer aad w, ti permit the ameta be drank on tbe premlie. aiwtr ih.. provistens ai me taw oi i no una gnermiftfc " nesMti, Th precise laeattoa where satil lioor are t Ve mM is Hpoa a rrt of tbe HHith-es.t aaartar f tba notlfcwest aasrter of Sec tirelre, Town one. ftteth, Raaee tore wrt, S8-1-W ol aa aere. aatatainfr Uteets, WatM sen townebifi, Dabota eoualy, Intffsna. .-VBT. S, 'SI-W. HEXKY F.DUIMIfK. Notice of Liquor License. NOTJCF, Is herebr rlren to the ertltea af Jaspt rj Hataorfage townWp, Itaboff county, IM that tse! BtMerrtffnea, male cttiiensol the UMKd State, all! apply to the loanly Uoaimlseiaaert ef uasots eoanty Ihelr next rrealar umlwi in December 111. far s II eee to retail ifttoxlesttoe lienor, beer aad wtwe. tad penntt tne same ta be itranx an tbepremMM, aader tar nrnnstons olthe law of IMtarOTerninf;iaeh lireMH The precise loMtian where saM llaaars arc ta be t6 Is an lots No. 1IH n4 lie, as shown an tbe erifrituil pUt ef the town of Jaeaer. MainbrMie ton.fat. Ioboli eoanijr, imtiana. ii.xviiic. l.tXK. er, a, '!-. JAN Ret UI.F.MBNTS Notice of Liquor License. NOTrCK la herebr irlren to the ettiaon af I'otUmviilei Haoae twnhlp. labois coumr. tuA tk.i the aaaersirnea. a male rltiten af ihe ITnttdB(atM. fll apply to the Oanty Ciml -si oners ef Ihthsit eatr n their next rrxiiUr seaslon In leember JfM. far a IIrente to reisll Inloxkatlnr liquor, beer and wine ttid permit the same to be arekk on the prenalses. aiwler 1st premtonsei me law or intilana jtov.ralnir mb lk-etitei The aredse l'icatUfn where said lluuura ts npoa part af the south-west nart of frailMt SmxIm ii. iwh one arin. ot Kanae ire west, S rest, adjoiRlBg the taws af Per tersrlHe. IMhom cooMtr. It. (Haas. CHRIST. SEXXtxn. OCte 30, 91alW ADMINISTKATOR'S SALE. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the m. tste or Uenrr nthofen. deoaaaad. will offer for for sale at pnblic anction, at the farmer s Hotel, and nlso st the late rest aence of the deceased adjoining the! same, in tbe town of Jasoer. Dubni county, Indiana, on SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1881 a lot of boBseheld end kitchen fumlturo ana utensils, one horse, one buggy, one wagon, one eieuge, one billiard table with balls and oalfiL two sets of bar. nees, one piano, beds and bedding,

inen, kltehen ware, lamps, tools, a lot ollHcfr mat")" nH imea-rasibs;s-

poteioee, ana many otber nrtlelee too - . numerous to mention, all belohgiHg i tne estate oi said aeeeaeed. Terms or Rale: Sums of nee dollar and under eaeb: over fiva rlnllara i cretlit of sir months will be given, par eneeer giving note, waiving valuation ana: apprarsement lawe, and hearing; eii per eent. Interest after maturity, with !tr suflteient sureties. Sale to eommenee at 9 o'eleek, a. aa. Charles Souoa, Administrator. Bkux Bdrttnkr, Attorney. Oet. 0, lWl-Sw. Siseerise far Um Jastm CevtigB.

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I LEAD! FOR THE Best Plows, Best Drills. Best Wagons, Best Fetilizer. Or X3oMt JlepaixMng, CALL AT GEO. W&OIVEIR'S AGHICULTUItAL DEPOT, On Melst Ikt. 7ih & 8th Sts , JA1R. - ITVOI.vlVA 4aaaBksBBBBmBkaBBamBBaaBaia N. Ii A little oxtra work fnraiieed HOW for fAMl IN HAND. Oct. lei 1881. DISTANCED! Ill the race for pflunlar favor br giTief GchhI Goods at low prices. AX.OIS FUHS Hs Distanced all contetitnrs, and surprises ihem by the large Stofk of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! DAILY HECEIVED! Which he eells at a SMALL PROFIT! He takes COUNTRY PRODUCE in exchange at tne higbeot market price; mncb as Egs, Hotter, Pon 1 try and Feathers. ALOIS FUHS. t ntXAXi. Ixr . Mar Si. fl. SPECIAL NOTICE! MRS. C. H0HG8AGt Cor. 13th ans) North MnlnStn., JASPER, INDIANA. IWISIT to nnnennee to Ikf public tbtt I bare iut received a varit of BOOTS. SHOES. DKY GOODS, anil GROCERIES, anl inrile yon to oell and we m v MockT which I -ell cheap CECELIA HOCHGESANG. Feh. W. -, The Only Pttysivinn in Intlinna Who IIhs Treated In the PHt Yonr Over 15,000 Pntienta. Surgeon and 8peeialist7 bim1 iacbarjeeettbe Rlectrirat aMSarciealaeaartatsat C tbt M F.ItSCAIi AXW SfKUrCAL ISmTOTE, tOCUV II.I.K, KY., wllb at At tke St. (teame Ho44. HUXTIMenCKfi. MONDAY, DEC. 7, 1991, roUrah ever jr aawatb irta the year ta rni ST. Or. Rea ba4 tieea eeaneeM irMb tbe taraest bMlu! In the coanlry, 104 bas na aaaeriar ta siuukr sat iroatleg 4ieaN a4 Sefsnaktes. Me Tn cfrs H nk- aareasa UHt he can aot tn the aieeast tm4 wfcers located io ne (-.. Mr wtll rHara ta MsatiHrrf erorj monthi this jaar ta reatata aae aar. Tresis all Ceraal MMieal aaa mwafaal MeeatH, Aeats ana Cbrosfc Catarrh. IWs.ain at tbe tie. Kar. Jfoee.Tbraat ai La, lrwefwa. Sriabt't INVesst. IMabMe. Kiantf. l-lter. Mattaer. Cbraak. raasM and Stal IX miss. Kpilepajr ar FMa ami. A fttve rasraat ii j .a. :i . a Ww at-Mht yoath or aaeess ta aaetarer rest. mi ce, prwwwciae; same at ta MllaiaT lects, as emlMtnna. Matebea. ablliir. u.ohi Si same's, aastfathm of Meat, avenfea ta aeeMr afertire Msmarx a4 saxaal etbaaatiaa. wbsrh aaSt krtm kr baslam or merries, are pirmaaisttf rare by reweSiaa not laiarioa. HLOOIMXH XKtir ntearjaem. (yAHt aa4 eanpHrartaM, t sort ttraat. fsttrac t " r tmm, eraafas. er . are per oaerebaa. Sleet. Strietara. aa4 a rriaarr Mi KMaet TraaMei are saeeaHr aawas be WMias4 last hMneeerfattea. Me aaaerbaket na tecarshle eases, bat aaeea lbs" m rlren a v . naainiber tbe ssta aad mm sort. . bas liishs art trara srewdea rbererer be Maps. !m&aTW

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