Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 34, Number 41, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 June 1892 — Page 4
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"WILLIAM A. WILSON,
c ti- joiry l. MnewfiTV. Democratic County Ticket. rr Sfcrif,-A1.KKKT H. TKA VLOR. Ff TriUMT, JAOOK KUKOKK, JK.
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eveland to the Front
A Qurstiox or the Tax Law, Mr.
JLsrey Stewart, one of the substantial
Republican farmers of Madison town
ship, wu in the poet office at Jasper a
xsw days since, and load is hie conitemaction of the new tax law, saying it had "doubled tbe amount of bis tux" on his Htm. The farm be occupies was known m the Mabin farm, and ia one of the boat ia the eeeaty. Mr. Stewart married one f the Mabin h"ira. This farm embraces 208 and 80 WO seres, and is worth
easily f 40 an acre, or 8,10. At the ap-
pralssmsBt befora it belonging to a wMsw and orphan ehildroa it wm jMlr Rppraioed Yery tow, which acooata for the alight raiao in ita taxa tkm. It i bow apfH-ained for taxation at i,Ui, about two-thirds of it trae valat. The toxes in 1991, under the old law, were $40.04. The taxta under the mw law thie year are 160 77, an increase or thfc farm of 10,73, or about 25 per Mt. ainee it has got a man to manage it rr4 make the money from it. There is
le listed to it this year a personalty of
w, apoa wkich, of eonrae, additional taxea are chrgedf aa there was uo perROMlty charged with it the year before. Where there are no greater charges attaeaed to Tlueg than on this farm, we
tbia our Itepublican friends can aland
ta iaereaM without grumbling-, know
lag that the mouey ia neeenaary for, and
la appropriated to the sun nor t of the ol
dkrs, orphane, imbecile children, blind
M doaf and dumb unfortunates of the
State, and the noble charities for the in
ad the soldiers' monaauat.
Commtotfloner'ei Court.
The Conaiiaiioners of Dubois ooanty
raeeiTod bids for a new two-otory atone ell bohm, TherMlay, June ISth. The
bkU were aa follows :
Bee Schroeder with UniMtofie f 3.925.00
" " without " 3,656 36
Je. Etx, witnoat limestone, 4.500 00 Wat. Waaher, with 4,890 00
Mvtin Lori, complete as ehowa
iaplaaiand specifications, 2,999.00 Mr. Lori furnished bond to the sum of
$1.00(1 for the fulfillment of his ceatract, with Martin Miller, Jacob Itarger , Jr.,
end Jos. ueroer as sureties.
Tba contract U to be finished by Nov.
lb, 18V3.
The bid of Michael F. Ihtrlauf, at 30
eeats per Hour for actual time employed,
wasaeeeptea to superintend the build Sag.
Ordered that the Jisper Cornet and
String Band be allowed to erect a mutiic
stand in the north-east corner of the
eourt It ohm enclosure, for evening prac ties and serenade, at their owe expense, Said stand to be again removed by Deeenbtr 1, 1893. Ordered by the Board that Antheny Xoheert be awarded the contract to far-
ittt the county with coal, for the year ceding June I, 1893, at 53 oents per BRihel delirered. The pttkion of Conrad Sellz to make
I'atok river n&rigable, was contiuued until next regular term.
Ordered by the Board that Commis
sioners Jackley, Koerner and Alias each
m allowed $31.50, and A. II. Traylor
isuu, ior ftttrviees daring court. Henry Bergrr was awarded the con
tract to rspair the Straight Creek bridge,
ior m. The Beard adjourned Friday eyeaing Martix Co. Dkmockatx nominated the lellowiMe: excellent connty ticket: AedUor, Phil MeOorern ; Treasurer, George FisItU: Sheriff, ,1m. Cannon; Ce. Aaeewor. ,J. w. gtranee ; SurYevMeBrtde) ; CoruBer, drtmfs M. JWUy j CeMHtUioners, Wm. H. Htmbree, Thomae Uart.
Fire at Leogfrotte Monday morning
T1IR fiAMK OliD FIGHT OVER
AG A IX FOR FIRST PLACE. The National Deaaoeratie Convention at Chicago ThurHlay at S :53 a. in., nominated Grorer Cleveland for the third time as it standard bearer. At the hour of going to press no ehoice has been wade for Vio. President, and aa several candidates lay claim to it, a lively tight is anticipated. Kollewinr is thv total rote: Cleveland 616; Llilllll: Boles 188,; German S6 ; Strvensoa its; Morrison SJ; Orlisle 15; Campbell 2 ; Pattiaon 1; Whitney 1; Russell 1. Ohio mores
to saspend the rules, and make the nora
lyatton of Cleveland ananinaous; see
onded by Senator Daniel, of Virginia,
and Uov. Flower, of Naw York. Carried.
Letter from llauover. n Hanovbk, Ind., June 1892.
Editor Courier It is seldom we eee
anything in the Coukikr from this cor
ner of our State, and if you hare space,
you can iusert what I hare written in re
gard to it.
Here in this cheerful village or five or
six hundred inhabitants, is located Han
oyer College. It is situated on a very
high blutt on the Ubio river, about one
mile from the landing, and six miles be
low the city of Madison, which affords
the nearest railroad facilities. The steamboat ride of three or four
boars up the river from Louisville, was
te me a very enjoyable one, mooalight,
gentle breezes, freedom to move about at will, aud sociable passengers, made traveling very pleasant, even for this
warm weather.
Hanover College wae the outgrowth
of a deire on the Presbyterian church
to provide for herself and educated ministry. In 1826 the Salem Presbytery aud
Synod of Kentucky requested the pastor
or Hanover, Jtev. John Fiurtley L'rowe,
D. D., to open and conduct an Academy
until further provisiou be made. The
school was opened Jan. 1st, 1827, in a log cabin with six students, uear where the
Presbyterian church now stands. This
was the humble beginning of Hanover
College, and McCormick Theological
Semioary, of Chicago.
The Academy was very flourishing,
and in 1833 by act of the Legislature,
the institution was incorporated as Hanover College. The euceeee of this
pioneer institution waimost remarkable,
the catalogue of 1834 5 ahowiug an attendance of 238 student!.
But to provide for thie large number
of st ad eel in those pioneer days, aroet
have beee a sou roe or great auxiety to
the treat eee and profeesers ; but every generation bee always bed its benefactors, and tbey bed been provided lor this.
Judge Williamson Dunn donated 900
acres of land, Mrs. Mary Lapsiey. ot
New Albany $30,000, while nearly all the
t'rofeseorsbips have been endowed by
the liberality of other friends of the col
lege. Although the past of colleges in
terest us, it is the preeent of this one
that we wish to write-
the dtoereat college building! are
f ubstantial brick ones, large and com mo
dious. The observatory ie surmounted
by a revolving dome, and supplied with
a 7j inch equatorial telescope. Prof
Hunter tskes great pains to snow you
the titsrry heavens.
The view from the college campns of
the Ubio river and surrounding country
is most neauwai indeed. Dr. Fisher, the President, Profs. Gar
rett, More, Young, Keil, Hunter, Adair
and Mcuomb complete tbe faculty,
There have been about 200 students in
attendance this year. Tbe graduating
ciats numoerea eignteen. and their ad
dresses on Commencement day, were evidences of scholarly attainments, and
a credit to tnetr teecners.
Charles M. Leslie, of Versailles, took
the first honors or his class, and in ad ditiou to receiving bis diploma was ore
sented with a $100 check given by Judge Baldwin,, for the ablest eseav on tbe
XcKiuley bill, by any college student of
inuiina. There were able addresses on Wed
needay before the Young Men's Liter
ary societies, by Shackelford Miller,
&eq., oi liOimviiie, Revs. Ualdrige and
Bridges. Mrs. Weill, of Fort Wayne,
maue a moat appropriate address before the Young Ladies' societies. A visitor
is readily impressed with the care which
the students have received at the hands
oi meir proiessors, by tne appearance
wnicu tney rnaKe, and or the bleb de
gree of social refinement of the eltieens
of Hanover and vieinitv. The citisens
are noted for their cordiality, and take
great paius to make visitors enjoy them
selves, no immoral places are per
milled here. Surely parents could be
well eat i fled that their children here would escape many temptations to which (hey would be exposed in other
place?, and Knowing tuer would re
celve the very careful oversight of the
faculty. The endowments of the college
nave oeea to noerai mat no tutt on is
charged. Hespeclfully,
Sarah CooreR.
TjT The ladlea of the Eastern Star
will have a lawn party at the Masonic,
Urere, in Ireland, en Friday evening, July 1st, 1892. Kverybody invited. We
will have everything that is good. Come
one, come an.
By order of Committee, W C. Brittajx.
The) Duty of ik CI tine. The Oourisr Jeernel savs in a term or pre4ud et Sunday, tbe lie v. Or. Hamilton said : "Want resulte might we expect to seel if christians everywhere 'behaved as clt-
Br m Voffi af AI6 O tkft worthy of the gospel of Christ?'
Filt lUllOt. Hans' politics would be serious busiaees.
Think what rule maue iu a country like this. It means the admiaUt ratio of larger interests than were ever intrusted to any one nation before. Hera are queetione of taxation and currency, affecting every home in the land. It ie a serious matter. Somebody must rule. If the virtue of tbe republic does not rule it, the voice ef the republic will. Wbtt shall we say, then, ot christian men who abstain from duties because the discharge of them might involve annoyance or lose of bueiuess? Tbey are doiug all they can to bead over the resources ot civilisation to the devil. Tbey are traitors to Jesus Christ. Do not tell me that the vioious elements iu the community can rule. They never did, they never will, if only christian manhood and ehristiau conscience are aroused. Political unrigbteoueueis and social wrongs are due more to the indifference of good men than to the activity of bad men, Tbe christian eitiien will always be found at the polling booth. Ha will take trouble to understand the political situation. He will not he like tbe multitude who regard politics aa a subject which any one is qualified to act upon without any previous thought or instruction. To him politics is a serious business because be takes Christ into it." Politics is a serious business, and there hae never been a time when it was more
necessary that it be considered serious
ly ; that is, intelligently, unselfishly, dis paesienately. Much is said of the corruption of pol
itice, but to whom is this corruption
unt r First, to those who abstain ; next to portion of those who participate.
But even intelligent men will not dee intelligently with political questions
l hey will not inform themselves ; they will not strivs to get at ths facts, tbey
content themselves with denouncing one
side or both, and refuse to see any differ
eaeo in practice, ia principle or In ths
tenaenoiee or toe opposing elements.
Ifae first duty of every eitixeniato vote, the next is to vote iutslligsntly, tbe
miru is 10 vote Honestly.
These duties cannot be nerformed
without soma trouble, bat if they were
performed by men who consider them
selves good citisens, but who, in fact, are
very mu citizens, the power of evil in polities would ranidlv diminish.
In polities it is not alwavs possible for
one to and a candidate, or a platform en
urwiy sausiaciory, out mere is always
dinersnce sufficient to justify a ehoice
In politic, ss in other walks of life
men do not exactly &c tbey would, but tbe best tbey can.
Those who stay away and de nothing
ar ineee wae are tee loudest in their de
Bttftcietioti of the way our affairs are
eondeeted. If Dr. Hamilton's exborta
lion could be board in every pulpit; If
tee men aoareaeed rrom tboee pulpits wonld go to tbe polls, not occasionally
oniy. out regularly and systematically,
u oerore going to the polls these men
would inform tbsmaelves concerning candidatee and issues; if in doing this
they would put aside self-seeking, nod
aoi as guardians or inestimable property if they realized that this oeonla are solv
ing, or failing to solve problems of vaa
importance to tbe human race, and act
under this conception of tbe importance
oi poiuiea, party contests would take axi
a new coeracier, and party msuagers would be as anxious to secure the support of the intelligent, as tbey now are
10 secure tnit or tbe ignorant voters.
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THK NEW SPRING STYLKS OF CARPKTIXGS 031 EXHIBITION AT GEO. W. BROSEMEITS on East Sixth Street, are tbe most Beautiful Goods ever shown ia Jaeper. Tbe foUowfasg are s fe ' . , ah . , r tit
or tn mow Aunwfive apeeteute : 100 New Patterns of Tapestry Brussels Carpets, some of them a low as per yard. A large variety of Two-Ply Ingrain Carpets from 3fc. to tec. per yard, beauUfnl colors. 2?J?-F erent Patte,n of Wa p' from 3 to 30c. per Roll.
ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS.
Ft. Wayne Convention. The E. A T. II. R. K. will make rate of $5 round trip, E vesuvine and Princeton to Ft. Wayne, Sunday, June 38tb, by special train leaving Evsnsville 7 a. m.f Princeton 8 a. m., arriving at Ft. Wayns 5 p. in., via Danville and the Wabash railroad. Tickets good returning until June 80th. Elegant equipment on this trtia, insuring good accommodations to all. It. A. Camp rkll, G. P. k T. A.
WmIi Karrvf.
The annual convention of the Dubois
Co W. 0 T. U. will convene at Hsmi-
Ingbnrg, June 30th, and July 1st. An InttrHctive program Is arransred and a v.
erybody Is invited to attend.
Hattik Gul.ix, Pre. Grxok McSwank, Sea. James Scarlet. Orange) oountr. mar-
rlet) Belle Gibson in 75. Us was di
vorced and married another. Ha has now been divorced from the second wo mm ind will nwry Belle agaig.
Temporary Chalrusvu Owens' Ad dree.
William C. Owens, after being elected
as temporary chairman of ths Demo
cratie National Convention at Chicago
made toe following address, which wll
be admired by all good Democrats, lis
says:
"Two great dangers menace tbe Dem
ocrattc party, One Is external, tbe otbe
internal. The first is ths organized
machinery of organised capital, support
ea uy the wbole power of the Govern
ment. The second is a tendency among
Democrat to make issues among them
selves. Two deeds therefore stand be
fore tis indispensable to success : Unity and harmony. Of the one this chair and
gaval stand representative; it remains
for you to supply tbe other. In this spirit
l greet you, fellow-Democrats as the ad
vanee guard of a grand army, sent for
ward to blase a pathway to victory.
II ow momentusii your rssponsibility
I need not tell you. If your work be
done in wisdom, the millions toiling in mine and shop and field will rise and
call you blessed. Tbe roll call of the
Republic attests that its heart end its
conscience are with us in our war with
tbe repreeentatives of greed. Tbe beet thought of our party is a platform that
challenges ths approbation and invites
the support of ths people. We can suc
ceed we must do more; we must de
serve success above the wreck, if need
be, or seifltdi combinations, we must rear
a temple to the plain people and build a shrine so broad that every lover of his
kind may kneel.
That our cense mar triumph let us
worK in Kindness, in the beet of eon
tenton let us not forget that our political
brother maybe just as honest and per
haps better informed. Impelled by one purpose and that purpose the nubile
good, we win free ourselves from the
bickerings snd heart-burnings that char
ecterized the Republican party when its
jf arithAi Hey went down at Minneapolis
oerore tne matted legions or ths bread
and butter brigade."
A. II. Taylor, of Flkej GtHtaty, for
(jongrcM. The Democratic ConrreMlonal Con-
vention of the First District met In Ev-
anAVille on Thursday, Jims 18. There were five candidates before (he
con veiillon -Henry Kramer, of Spencer,
w. r. rarrett, or vanelermtrg, Alfred Dale Owen, of Possv. A. It. f avlor. of
Pike, and T. W. Fuller, of Warrick.
Artnur 11. Taylor, or Plks, was namnated on ths eiruUi ballot after an ani
mated itrnffilf,
ItlcrDBLlCAX J0I.L1F1CATI0N'.--The Ee-I
publicans had a jollification at Ireland
one night last week, and quite a number
of tbe faithful, with several Democrats J
went from Jasper to see how 'twas dene.
Hon. Frank Posey, of Pike county, tb!
probable Republican candidate for con
gress for the 1st district, was tbe orator, and we are told spoke an hoar, going ell
over the political field sad tbe balance!
of Christendom, but never mentioned
Reld's name once. Does the tail of the
tiekst sicken him?
Washington, Ind., June 21, '99.
Eo. CorjRiKR. The Uniform Rank of
Knights of Father Matthew will givs t nalaKnf Inn An f ha Vn b r t h nt .lulv
Thsre will be goed speaking and various the nsaaagenient ef tbe
amusements to entertain tbe people.
we ask all to be present on "the day
we celebrate.'7 Yours Respectfully, M. F. Burke, Cspr. C. J. Bkreks, D-pt'y Ch. S. Kt. J. J. Barrstt, Bee. 8ec'y.
Guardian's Sato of Keal Eatato.
VTOTICE is hereby given, that the andersigned guardian of Mary K.I
jYiciinin, minor neiroi doeepnanu ueien Kreilein, deceased, will aell at private sale the following described real esteto.
situated in Dubois county, Ind., to-wit d Tbe south half of tbe north-weet quar-j
tor of section No. twenty-nine, Wad erilt be ealeted on tbe pnblie
j.-. v vwm Af whir, rnnpjw jau
four (4) west, and tbe nerth-eeet qner-j
ior oi tne noon-west quarter of said
tioa, township and raaare. rsxoeotlnar.
however, from said north-east quarter.
north-west quarter, that part thereof!
heretofore sold to Peter Breitweieer.snd
described as follows: Commencing at
tne bair mile corner on tbe line dividing sections 20 and 29, said town and range.
running thence wet 18 poles, thence south 54 polns, thencs east 18 poles, thence north 54 poles, to the nlace of be
ginning, containing 8 acres, more or
containing in both tracts to be sold 1131 acres, more or less: also, exeeptinx
from said south half, north-west quarter
seven poplar trees standing thereon, which bave heretofore been sold to John Kreilein, and designated in writing, and
reserving the right to enter, ent and re
move satd trsee.
Applications snd bids of pnr chasers
win be received by the undersigned guardian, at bis residence in Madison
township, Dubois county, poit office, Jae
per, Ind., and also by Tray I or Hunter,
at their law office in J a per. Indiana, un
til the Both day of July, 1892
Tkrms of Salk. One-fourth each, the
remainder in three equal inetallmenU, at
one, two aud three years, ourebasergiv
ing notes for deferred payments bearing
per cent, interest from date, without
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relief, and with good freehold surety to said guardian's approval, or said deferred payments may be secured by mortgage on said real estate. John Krrilbin, Sr., Guardian.
1RAYLOR I1UNTKR, AttS. June 24, 9J-4w.
DRUG STORE
Center if 6th aid Jscksea Struts
, INDIANA
(OXAXKLSrACHBR'S OLD STAXO.)
1 t?tt0,?"? il,th b0.Te p,aoe " fun wtmcnt of FHESH AXn i DRUGS of . I kinds, to which I iuyite tbe attention of lbvML and. needing them. I will give careful personal attention to ff Ilia An !,!
Msnpuons. rAisis At U UIL, PATENT MEDICI Vt-'t; CIGAUS and TOBACCO, of the BEST VARIETY ' a
Toilet Articles in anat Variety,
oi.isti,.ig.-iy JOHN P. SALB, M. Dt
1892, JULY 4TH. 1892Jwuisville & st
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Jaspov, Zndimnm.
THK XATIOX'S XATAL PAY
Will be celebrated st Jaeper, Ind., an
pntK CARD ly KrrgCT. APRI w
JASriR STAR 8AXD.
Orations wiil be delivered by Rev.
Dominic Berthel, 0. 8. B., Prof. Ilor
ace Keen, of Ireland : W. S. Hunter.
Esq., and probably others. The glorious
DXCLARATIOX OF 1XDRTRXDXKCE
Will be read by Prof. Geo. R. Wilson.
County buperiRtendenL There will be
a "Feast of Reason and a Flow of Soul,"
lor every patriot. Thsre will be a
rsLK RAISIXO
early in tbe morning, and tbe
BEAUTIFUL STARS AXOSSTRirES
furnished by the County Officers, will
float majestically one hundred feet blerhj
by tbe
VCKBe-WRLMAX rOCT, O. R.
of ether Peete, sad by
ST. F1DKUS BRAlfCIt, 0. K. Of A
The literary exercises of tbe day will
ue place la
kckert's RKAsn ful onovx
sbonld the weathm be faverabie. If sot
then in tbe court beeee. A large aad
commooHHse
nAjfctxo floor
will be hsndeomsly arranged and deco
rated, and music by tbe FAMOUS JASrER STAR ORCHKSTKA
and ths Star Braes Band, under tbe load-
ersbip of the prise cornet player, Prof.
x. f . uunaur, will add its eaoneutinsr
airaias hj in general pweeare.
verybodv is assured a pmteent time.
ana an are invited. Abundant refreeh
meats will be furnished by tbe Band at
reasoesuie prices.
This will be ths best celebration of
the memorable day in Southern Indiana.
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Special Netlco,
To the Wheeler k Wilsoa Mfg. Co., itejebaage floor for wheat at the big beet
agents, and all others:
Yon are hereby notifed that tbe nn
dersigned are the owners of letters-pat
ent or tne United Mates for KK
VOLVING HOOK MACHINE No.
419,883, dated Jan ear y 21st, 1880, which
is a new and useful improvement ii bobbin-covers and slide-rings for sew
ing machines. Any person who makes.
usee, or sells a revolving hock machine.
consisting or a bobbin-cover and slide-
ring, made in accordance with our said
patent, without our authority, infringes
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our rignts under tne seta patent.
we have brought suit, for infringe
ment of the above-named patent, against
tne agent ot the Wheeler Wilson Mfg
Co. at St. Louis, in tbe U. fi. Circuit
Court, for the Eastern Division, of the
Keetern Judicial Diatriet of Missouri.
Ws desire to notify you of these tests,
Bohxkrt Brothers having purchased
tne above well-known Mills, beve bad
mem inorougniy ovsrneuied, and are
now prepared to make tbe best
Patent Roller lion.1
ever made in Uuboie county. The
Pearl Belle is strictly a straight grade
of first quality. Our Family Ffcmr i
a brand that for its quality cannot ue ex
celled. We solicit the custom ot Farm
ers, and will be ready at all limes to ex
market price
Brixo us Your Wheat, snd ws willi
pay yon cash all the market will allow
CORN MKAL always on hand to !
or exchange. Bran and Shipstnfiat the
loweet market price. Give us a trim
and we will try to please yon.
Mills on the North side ef Jasper, on
istR aaa jhiu streets.
BOHXEKT B ROT II KItS. Jaeper, Nov. 7, 1890,-y.
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FOR THE
Singer Scwinr Macliiiie
I beg to announce to tbe public, tsul
inave asratn opened an office. wbcRi
bave constantly on hand a foil linn
the Genuine Singers, with all the
improvement. I have alio a U-i
Mock of Attachment. Needle?. Oiif.
for all other makes snd styles of ea
."xacbines. AH kinds of bewieer
cbines repaired. Bargains ia
nand machines.
My place of business is on 7th St
between Mill and McCrillns Streets,
JASPCtv INDIANA.
R 1KTER J. QOSMAX, Agent,
For tbe Singer Manufacturing Cosqi I am also scent for the old 'rtii
Niasrsra Fire and Tornado and Cr
Ineu ranee Co.. of Xsw York, sm
spectfully ask a liberal pstrosage.
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Cor. Fourth snd Mill Sts., JASPER. IND.
of Pinnick.
alien Co., has been dissolved by mu
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n orner inac you may ee tuny Mvised drawing from tbe firm. Tbe business
of ear rights in the premises.
JOHN T. CORN, ANTHONY" MILLER. Jnne 84, 9i-im. W. lIhoWias
83 SHOE nnftilmi.
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Dlaeeltttfen of Partnership.
aTOTICE is hereby given that the
' partnership heretofore existinr be
twsen) tbe undersierned. in the town of
Dubois, Dubois county, Indisna, in the
dry goods and general merchandise bnsi
ness, under the firm name
will be continued by the remaining part
ners, under the firm name of Alien A
Hsnick, and tbe new firm assumes the
payment of all debts of tbe old firm, and is entitled to collect and receipt for all
notes or accounts due the old firm, and
a continuance of the libera
bustnees heretofore accorded tbe firm.
Fraxk Pixxick, Ep. A.Ar.LKx, G. M. Anxet.0. June 17, lawt-lt
For IV ices Job Work
VM7I3HES to inform tbe public
v v he hae taken possession sf w
Kiacktmltli and Wagon Works oi
Edmund Renkert. awl is now prep
to make WAGONS, BUGGIES, HAl
KOW5, PLOWS, etc., on short so
HORSE SH0EII6 Jl SPECIE
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AV8UST KAE0I8
Jm. 31, net 7.
Don't Be Humbugged
rut rknrnrkr twat tub Walter A. Woods
Binders and Karveste
Have Alwaya Takest The C'
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RipatM Tabnles : for Imd temper.
ItlEOMH P. WAGIJS1
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