Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 30, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 April 1893 — Page 5

JASPER COURIER

TOWN ELECTION. Monday, May lHt, 1803.

POK MAKHIIAL.

pniVEVl 11KA8SO Ii candidate for Mamtial of tU

?re Vtimry, to U. held April BtU, 18M. flKOIUlK W. IMOSKMEIl U a candidal for r .lcilou Town Manual of Jaaper. iuMct lu the U cUlou of He Diuocratic primary, April Htb.

AUGUST DOITS la a candidate for Tows Mamlial of

rOK TOWN CI.KKK.

wtl.l.IAM H. JUTT li a candidate for Town Clerk of

;pi uJ1 10 "eUlon or tu Democratic prl nary. vAit TOWN THÜSTKK. 3d WAICH.

nHOUOK MKHRINOKU I a candidate for Truntee

fur tue 2d wara, uujw wm fuiwia.iujiiiuiy. KOK TItUSTKK 4th WAKO.

iVDRKW SU1IEKKR U a candidate for Truntee of

the 4th ward In Jaiptr, nutject to the Democratic prlmary. ., rxyWork began in Goicr's brick yard this week.

rrIIolders of mortgages which have

teeu paid will do wall to notice county Assessor Kendall's advertisement in mother column. rfrA Tory large congregation at-

tended Easter services at St. Joseph's

Catholic church in Jasper on bunday lilt. CiyMr. Hochgesang was putting in tbo foundation walls Wednesday, for a new house for Mrs. Volllmer, being built by Mr. A. J. Vest, on a lot he sold to her on 7th street

Qj-Alr. A. fcpiBDer, Ihr phoUgiH nher. is this week grading down hi

lot in the rear ol his store, prepsratory

to makiug an addition to ms ouiioing.

Had complexion tindi- hIcs at unhealthy

itntfiol'tlio Bvstoyi. I)Witt'sLttle Liirly

Kitnrsnro nil! that will correct this condi

tion. Tlioy nei. on tho liver, boy act on tho

itomach, tliey act on lue ocwois;

lOMr. John Lorpy is grading bis handsome lot on north Newton strcot.

preparatory to building a nice residence

oo it.

(CrFor the best Insuranco of any

kau and the moat reliable companion,

go to Geo. Vv. Grarnelspacher, Gener il Insurance Agent, Jasper, Ind. oj-Think of it, a $1,000 cyclone pol

ley, good fori years, only $10. on farm,

property aad dwellings at Gramelspachr'i Agency. No extra charge for policy or survey fee. It is a truth in medicine that tho smallest im that performs a euro if the best. Do-

H itt's Littlo J5arly Risers aro tho smallest

will perio-m tho euro, and are tho

M. Friedman.

In Mcmoriam.

Hall ok Guckrs WklmanPost G.) A.H., No 291, Hauch 25, 1893.C

Agnin bus this nost listened to ihn

rast iiicrnasitiir "tans" that calls a com

rade, "lights out," and everlasting rost

''Ii n I.. . .11. a -

im juvmi Hume, warm ciasp or mo

Imiid, nnil over roadv rcflnotisn In f Im

duty of a soldier we will iou no more

from Comrade Mautin Bluemkl

After passing threo voars more than

three SCOrn anil tnn. nl Intimi tn man

ire, on March 21. 1803. ho iolned the

grand march to the unknown bovond

As a faithful comrade and kind friend

we mourn for him. Ho did bis dutv in

putting down tho rebellion as a nrivate

soldier in Company B, 14tb Ohio Infant

ana hau an honorable discharge for

lionrorablo service to his country. He

was disabled, and drew a peusion from

gonorous government, He joined our

osi juiy 13, iHH9and always responded

to every can, therefore

JiKSOLVED. That this Post mourns th

death of of Comrade Mauti.v Bluemel, and sympathize with his grief atricken widow and family, and with thnm will

cuensn bis memory.

KESOLVEU. That tho charter at thm

I'ost be draped in mourning for thirty

ays.

Resolved. That a codv of thin monan.

rial bo furnished the Jasper Couhier,

wnn a request for Its publication, and a

copy do lurnisued the widow of Com ratio Bluemel.

John Gramelspaciieb, Conrad Eckert, Louis Beano,

Committee

pills, tat.

Wanted A woman to do bonsework bply to the Couriek office. To a suit Ale person a steady situation will be

fiven.

The breaking up of the vintcr is tho sigul for the breaking up of the system. I?a ürs is opening up the pores and throwing off refuse DeWitt's Sai .pa.illa is of ungues tiorable tu Stance in this operation. K Friedman.

CT" Hochgesangs will run their brick noulder by steam power Ibis year. The machinery has been delayed some place on tbe railroad or they would be turnlogout brick now. Building is being delayed for want of brick.

wound."

Salve,

euros burns, brui.es, cuts, indolent sores, as local annlicitlon In tho nostrils it cures

tarrh, nnd always cures piles. M. Fried

"There U a mlvn far nrnrv

We rufor to DoWitt's Witch Hnzol

Personal. Mr. and Mrs.G. D. Jones

of Evansville. and Mr. and Mrs. N.

Wathon.of Washington, were in Jasper

mis week. Miss Bertha Solomon, of Shoals, Ind., Ii in town the guest of Misses Kueblcr. Miss Rosa Fink and Miss Sophs Eckert accompanied Mrs. Troutman, of Oakland City, home last Monday, and 'lilted in O. C. a day or two, and then went to Evansville to witness the Grand Army parade and see ex-presidenl Harrison. Mr. Chria Benning, of Portersville, tod son, came in Tuesday, on their way to the encampment at Evansville. Mr. Pierce Hays, of Pike county, moved lo Jasper Tuesday. Messrs W. 8. Hunter, John GramelPcber, Brit Leming, John Troxler, Conrad Eckert, and a number of other Jelerans, went to Evansville Wednesday morning to attend the State anmpment, G. A. II. Mr. Dan Miller went to Princeton Wednesday to superintend putting up l engine for the H. R. shops. W. E Cox, Esq , and R. M. Milburn. '(Q. StlcnilAfl rtrnnir nnrf at ltnnn.

111 Saturday, in the Eil-Buchart suit.

. Mr. Iloniar Traylor left Monday last

oresumo his studies at tho State Uni

versity, Ue had been at home several fly on aecount of sickness. Cspt. Jar. II. Stewart left last Mon-

nV to resume bis position on the

uooon. The salubrious climate of Jas

Per, has sufficiently restored his Uli to enable him to stand the racket, ha a l f . '

" minies.

tor a number of years I havo been sub.

ject to violent attacks of inflammatory rheu

mmism which generally lasted about two

months. On tho first of this month I wai

attaclieu in tho kneo and suffered severely

for two days, when I procured a bottlo of

Lbamborlain's Pain Balm and it rolioved mo almost Instantly. I thcreforo most cheerfully recommend it to thoso who arn aim!.

larly afflicted everywhere. It. D. Whltlov.

Jbfurtindalc, N. C, Feb. 1888. Mr. Whitloy is a very prominont man in this placo and

hisd'.soiiso was verv widolv known as he

uttored such severe nam. W. M. Houston

m to,, Merchants, Martindalo, N. 0. 60

cent bottles for salo by J. 1. Salb

Dentistry.

N. II. Wilson. Dentist, will be at tbo

Indiana Hotel in Jasper Friday, Satur

day and Monday, April 7, 8 and 10,

when be will be prepared to perform

all kinds of work in the dental line.

Patronago solicited. 29 2t

A Million Friends. A friond in need is a friend indeed, and

not less than one million ncoplo havo found

just such a friend in Dr. King's Now Discov

ery ior uonbumpiion, uouhs and uoldsIt you havo novor used this Great Cough Medicine, one tria will couvinco vou Unit

it has wonderful ci'raiivo powors in all dis

eases oi 'Ahroal, U lost and lungs. hacn bottle is guarantee ! to do all that is claimed

or monoy will bo refunded. Trial bottles

tree at .Martin Friedman's drue storo.

Largo bottles SOc. and $1.00.

XT Mr. Conrad Bieker. of Ferdinand

Tp., died March 31st aged 73 years. He was a respected farmer, and married a sister of Messrs. Martin and Jos. Fried

man, of Jasper.

For years tho editor of tho Burlinirton

Junction (ilo.,) Post has boon subject to cramp colic or fits of indigestion, which

E rostrated him for soveral hours and unfitted im for business for two or three days. For tho past year ho has been using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy whenever occasion required, and it has invarinbly i:ivon him nromnt rolief. 25 and

and 50 cent bottles for salo by J. P. Salb.

Markiage Licenses have been issued

this week to

Win, Legers and The. Jobannaman.

II. A. Burgdorff and Anna Aufderhar.

Ben. Rauscher and Lizzie Lammers. Louis Boerste and Anna If. Laake. Uenry Bocklcman and Phil. Pund.

August Maugle and A. M. Lsngebrake.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castorla.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castorla.

Children Cry for

Pitcher's Castorla.

Highest of all in Lcavoning Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report

Baking Powder

ABSOUSIEiy PURE

C. ECKERT.

J. ECKERT.

A. ECKIftl

Eckert Brothers,

I OO OO CO CO CO

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Roller Mills!

Oct. 7, 1892-ly.

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"co co OO CO. oo oo oo oo oo co co g og 0y co

Ireland Inklings, roads are getting very

dusty

Tho

again.

An Easter entertainment was riven

at the M. . church Sundav mirht.

wuicu was goou enougn to tnorougnly pay everyrone for their attendance.

LUea, Mr. b. 1. Dillon's Touniraal

cQiia, agea seven montne. its remains

were laid to rost in the Shllob cemetery.

Mr. John E. Norman was all smti.a

Monday, John has a vounr millep at

bis nome.

Tl ff .. . Ii . jt

it is quite lasnionaoie ior vounc

rr a I f . . . . .

ieutucKians to go soe tooif trir Is and

stay a woek or seven days at a time.

Mr. Fred Stewart is getting buildine

a 1-1 t. f I . m 9 ft t . .

material on nis lotana is niing to build a fine little residence. It Is between

the M. E. church and the school house

suppose you would call it Mill street,

Lee Caves is thinking of rotas? to

wnue Duipnur öpringa soon for his

health. 11 ur rati for you Lee I

Uarley Stewart is getting out tim

ber for a new residence. He is trolntr

to ouua on ine norm siae or tbe tstbo

3 Church.

Lieel Stewart is hauling material for

a bouse be Is going to put up on the lot

he got from Mrs. L. R. Monroe. There

are several more going to build, and it will give quite a boom to our flourishing little city. In last week's issue of this paper we bear from Sister Shady. From tbe wav

she spoke of tbe inexperienced Rats, and

rrom tne Knowledge we gained in gen

eral from her writing, it exposes her

Ignorance. We can readily say that

she is of very small structure and very absent minded.

Prof. H. M. Kean of this place left

Sunday for Holland, where he and Prof. Sand will teach a Normal School.

Threb Rats.

Hayavlllo Hustlings.

Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Domott, of Otwell,

were shaking bands wilh old acquaint

ances hero last Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Abel visited

relatives here the first of tbe week.

There were sixteen children confirm

ed In Lutheran church hero Sunday be

fore Easter.

Having supplied these Mills with the LATEST IMPROVED i ROLLER MA-

UiilNEltx, we now mate none oui ah w

which admits of no equal for family use. TO TRY IT IS TO BS SATISFIED WITH IT.

lVe advise everybody t Buy Ifce est m it 1 always

tke Cheapest. Bad Flemr causes cir?s lila:

Mrs. Aulenbacher is very sick: it is I

thntisrht ahn rinnnt. ronnunr. 1

- w I - - , Tni mrwvrm TIT. AT

Dr. Salb basbeen called to our town XAXJl? A T AU A Wr i W. 5 V,,

quite often of late; we are sorry he is ao J-Lllixi-X illi AJUii waxb tn "wmi

tar away : eight miles is a long road to I-34-"-a rmtji w uaou, ox u auwh

go for a doctor. We need one very

Jaly 5th. 1869 ly.

A littloill, thooa littlo

cone tbe pul aas won Early Risers the littlo D

ill. M. Friedman.

Tho ill 1 Itt Littlo c uro grout

ttTMr nk..l.. c. t j . i t

P" Ppotntroent as postmaster at Ja spor mi week, and sent on bis bond to the

"riment Tnnari ! f- r i.k

Irma i. Ais.,, u. nwiLoo t ' reco,Ted tbe appointment at

fata A. J. Schaaf,

!ftl ,u iiieu, uouman, reruinsnu. oiiurpmnian Hretz U ttln hla ilia.

i ...'lllV.0Ul wlt Democrats hi good

to, winy m mn ,fiitbOsv tn'.m" , ,pmocrats have not agreed

a ".uniHoives that are yet behind.

A Salary

0neÄn8CÄpldwillcomo,IRn(1y to

tiallv wK employment, espo-

WnAtoZ .1" TO ?' Poriencols rea

toiitlnr .T' J u iU8,"on yo want

td ii i,ru erusoment on pago 2d hen J A Chance to Make Moaey." 87-41

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antor;capi: kona power '

for the sale of which

aro

a Th Alaxandra imiiroTMfaresnaiseo-

ralor ;capa:lty 2fiX to 4,000 pounds prhour;wt

nmrwinrnniL aihouhw buubi k m

ror the sale or whicb aiiRTI aro varv aetlon. Manufacturers of

tem&lnila line ormacunery aua Buppues ioc batter ana cheese factories. Send for catalom. park Rankin Bldg. and Mfg. Co., M0 to SK Vest Laks Street, Chicago, UL Jat. I33ra.

bad, a good one could do well bere

John Leistner is the owner of a 1,600

horse. He's a beauty.

Mrs. Haves, milliner and dressmaker

at Portersville, will trim bats and take

measnres for dresses every Friday at the post office here : any one wanting

anvtbinc. in tnls line win ao wen to

call on her, as she understands her business and sella very reasonable.

There was quite a number from tbe

Lemmon neighborhood attended

church here last Sunday. Among thu number we noticed were Pete Hinsel

and family. Albert Himsel and family

and Coon Harder and family.

There was a sad accident happened at

a saw mill across tbe river from bere. in Mai tin county, one day last week. Tbe

arson brothers own and run tne mm.

The youngest, William, was working

oear the saw, when a puff of wind blew

his coat against the saw. He fell on theaaw.it Denetrating bis side below

tbe arm, making a terrible gash ; he lived a short time but died the same day. He leaves a young wife, small child, an aged father, three brothers and one sister to mourn their loss.

There were two other accidents, but not ao serious, bappeued at another mill

about tbe same time, and not far from

tbe Parsons mill. George Uochran, an

old engineer, bad two nngers cut on,

and Henry Arms, a young man, cut his

foot nearly off with an axe.

Hello! Blackeyet wake up, and give an account of yourself, Why have you

been absent so long from tbe Couitnit?

Not trot married and gone on on a wed-

diner tour, have vou? If not, write

soon, don't let two oia marnea women,

Shady and Madge, scare you away. Are you not glad that Sister Sbady thinks so well of ue? The "Three Rats" never

mentioned our names once, but I don't

care, 1 never iuea rats nonow.

Thanks. Sister Shady, for so kindly

remembering Madge, and please change your name to Sunshine, I am sure you bring sunshine with you when you visit the Courier, and tell Snollygoiter he will havo one friend to sympathize with him, should be fail to get tbe P. O. I know it will almost break his heart, poor, poor Snollygosterl 1 don't think our post office will change hands, as Mr. Bsecherhas made a good poitmatter. I havo never beard any complaint against him. Besides, it is iu the center of town and handy for all. I think it

should remain whore it is.

Write often, Black Eye, Shady and all the other correspondents. I like to bear from you all. What is tbe matter with Portersville that we never bear from there any more? I will bid the readers of tbe good old

Courier a kind good bye until my next.

Madge.

ECKERT BROTHFRS.

From now until Spring the roads are apt to be bad,

necessitating good vehicles and strong teams to get bou t. If you unt the VERY BEST WAGON, Made any where in the World, with- v out any exception, you must get

THE LAMPERT!"

I guarantee it in every particular, to be the best

material and the best worlananship, and sell them, wholesale or retail at the

for the. best quality. Look at them at"

FelixLanipert's

Cox-. 6th and Clay Street, JASPER, T.IVJO

THERE IS NO ROOM FOR DOUBTILOUIS VILL& & St. LOUIS

That we are the leaders in

The promptno and certainty of its cures

have mado Chamberlai'a Couch Remedv

famous. It ia inlcndod especially for coughs.

colds, cioup and whooping cough?, and is

tno most otioctuai remedy known for thoso

diseases. 26 and 50 cont bottles for salo by

J. P. Salb,

Deserving Praise Wo dctiro to say to our citizen.', that for

yenrs wo havo boon soiling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills, Bucklnn's Arnica Salvo and Elec

tric Bitters, aad havo novor handled rome-

dies that sell as woll, or that bavo given such universal satisfaction. Wo do not lies

itato to cuarantco thorn every titno and w

Bland ready to rofund tho purchMo prico, if

satisfactory results do not loilow tnoir uso.

Theso romcules navo won tnoir great popularity purely on thoir merits. Martin

Friedman, Druggist.

New Gallery. Mr. Wm. J. Entho-

fen has fitted un a handsome photograph

gallery in the corner building a Jack

eon and 6th streets, ana is talcing some

handsome pictures. Give him a call.

Do you lack faith and love health? Let

us establish vour taitn ana restoro your

health with De WUt's SarsapsrlHa.

Deaervlnff PralHO.

Wo desiro to av to our citlzons. that fo

years wo havo bcon gollhß Dr. Kinir's New

Discovery for Consumption. Dr. King's

New Life Pills, Bucklon's Arnica Salvo and Klpctric Bittors. and havo bandied no reme

dies that so 1 m woll. or t'mt havo civen such

unl vers eatisiactio u o do not hcsiinio to Biinrr. i oo them .cv tiuo. nrd wo stand

ready to rofund t o puroh.nso price, if satis

lactorv csults do not lo ow tnoir mo.

Tticso remedies havo won their groat popularity purely on thoir merits. Martin Friedman, Druggist. ! Piles of people havo piles, 1ml De Witt witch Uaitol öalve will cms thoni. M Friedman. ,v

To Lovers of Good Horses. The famous registered stallion, SPARTAN NO. 2162. Will make this season in Dubois coun

ty, at the Wilson farts, two miles south-

west of Ireland, too muco can not oe

said in his praise. He ia a bay, 15

bands hieb, foaled May 16, 1882, and his

style, action and disposition are perfect;

being almost an exact counterpart or nis

randsire Uambletontan iu. lite colts i Kentucky, without exception, all

show up well in tbe fast rings.

Standard bred trottlnt stallion Spar

tan No. 2162, is a half brother of Nancy

Hanks. world record 2:04 tie was

sired by the great Happy Medium, 400; the sire of 83 colts with records of 2:04.

to 2 :30 : be by Hambletonian 10. First

dam Miss Thorn, by Hero of Thorndala;

he by Alex. Abdallah; be by Hamble

tonian 10.

Spartan No. 2162. weighs 1100

nounds. was bred by Gen. Wm. T. With

era, of Fairlawn stock farm, Lexington,

Ky., He is owned now oy Hamilton . r - . w a

Alexander, or uaviess county, ivy., ana

hss been secured tor this year, for the benefit of stock breeders in Dubois

county by the undersigned.

Fee to insure awo.

Mares will be furnished pasture and

care at reasonable rates.

J. N. Harrison. March 3, 1893-3ra.

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M , r M r n7B Tlie Library of said Township ia kept Tint Best Salve in the world for Cntsi , ... urti,a,' r t,k nnam.n

Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe- fa per80nB wanunf; books can ob-

MACHINE SHOP! Corner of Newton and 7th Sts., JASPER, IND.,

DANIEL F. J. MILLER, Proprietor.

HAVI In thla ah op evtrr facility for repairing ateam machinery of all kinds, and Biaka a aptefl

tyofbullrtltin and repairing 8TKAM KXOINKS and

MILL. WUKK. I alao keep on hand a aapplyor SHAFTING, rims 4c, and will turn abaftlng any ilia required. Ih.rt an agency for t.KATHKR AND RUBBER BRLTINQ, and wilt furnish any ilta on short notl e

fill ranairTiiiiKSiiiNU XAUiu.nr.a, n&rAKaw tuks. IIORSK POWERS. Ac. FARMERS PARTICULARLY ar Inrlted to glfeiu a chance to make their apparently worn out Hinder Reaper and Mower), Drill, Ac, fully aa GOOD AS NEW, and at but tittle eipenn. If "a penny tared la Iwoearned," I can you many dollari tails way.

Try It.

Hay M, 1SS1.

BaiMbridpTc Twnnhip Truste e'i lVticc. THE undersigned, Trustee of Bainbridge township, Dubois county, will attend to Township business on Saturday of every week, at his residence on North Main street, between Sev

enth and Eighth, In Jasper.

vnr Rnrna. Tetter. GbaDned Hands, Chil

blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, snd rjosilivelv cures Piles, or no pay re

quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect

satisfaction, or money rerutiuoa. rnco 35 cents per box. For sale at Martin Friedman's Drug store. Anril 1. 1892. ly.

iChance to Hake Money.

. i . i I t it

ary and Kipenin paia, or vonrami ed. Balemnen wanted tverywhert. Noeiparl-

1 1 ence needed. Addreai.ilallnf .

II Salar

M ferre

H.W.raitarwCo,, Nuriary

JT-

tain thorn at any time.

JOSEPH EUKBTEIN, Trustee April SO, 1881-ly.

Excursion. The State Encampment of tbe G. A. R.

of Indiana will occur at Evansville, Ind.,

April 6th and 6th. For this occasion the L. E. It St. L. Consolidated railroad will sell tickets on April 4th, 6th, 6tb.

Inclusive, good returning April 7th, at

the rate or one and one third fare ior the roaad trip. Jos. Benkdict, Agt., Jasper.

Furniture and Coffins

In the County. An old saying, but a very true one :

"Goods well Bought is where half

the Money is Saved. REMEMBER Our stock is THE LAUGEST, and is entirely new, embracing an elegan line of Chamber Suit? . great.variety o Handsome Parlor Kockers, An everlasting variety of BEDS, BUREAUS, DRESSERS, WARDROBES. TABLES, etc., at any price

and to suit everybody's wants. Our stock of COFFINS and UNDERTAKING GOODS is complete. Come and see'us at our old stand and earn.our.pricea.

ALLES BROTHEES, t.s.m 89 y. JA1FEH.

ALBERT M. BOHNERT.

JASPFR UNION

XDWARD BOHNERT

FLOUR MILLS!

Bohnert Brothers having purchased

tho above well-known Mills, have Had them thoroughly overhauled, and are now prepared to make the best

Patent? Roller JPIour sde in Dubois county. Tbe

Pearl Belle is strictly a straight grade

of first quality. Our Family Flour is

a brand that for its quality cannot oo ex celled. We solicit tbe custom ot Farm

ers, and will bo ready at all times to ex

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TOR THE

Sinjrcr

Sewing Machine!

chauge flour for wheat at tbo highest hand machines

I beg to announce to the public, teat I

have again opened an office, where I have constantly on hand a full line of tbe Genuine Singers, with all tba latest improvements. I have also a large stock of Attachments, Needles, Oils, tc..

tor an oincr maiccs ana styles or bewisg: Machines. All kinds of Sewinar Ha.

chines repaired. Bargains in secosd-

miirknt nrico

Brino us Youn Wheat, and vve will nay von cash all the market will allow.

UUKn MKALi always on nana o bcii

or exchange. Bran and SbipstuQ at the lowest market price. Give us a triai and wo will try to please you.

Mills on tho North side or Jasper, on

IStb and Mill streets.

BOHNERT BROTHERS. Jasper, Nov. 7, 1890.-y.

ALBERT HOCHGESANG!

BBICKMAKER, JASPER, IIVJD., j Is now in business for himself, at the

old yard of M. Hocbgesang & Son, the

business being now aiviaeu. lie nas a lot or "EYE BRICK" from his last kilnsuitable for Wells, Foundations. Chimneys, &c, now on hand, which he will supply to customers, as wanted, at reasonable prices. If you wast brick now afire me a call, as I want to clean

off the yard ready for early Spring

work. AIj Hi; KT MOCMCKSANC.

Ripens Tatoife: beet ItrTr forilo.

My place of business is on 7th StrMt.

between Mill and McCrillus Streets,

JASPER, INDIANA. PETER J. GOSMAX, Agent,

For the Singer Manufacturing Co saps ay

I am also agent for the old .'reliafala

Niagara Fire and Tornado and Cyclone Insurance Co., of New York, aad respectfully ask a liberal patronage.

Dec. 5, 1890-tf.

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ntice.

THE undersigned, Trustee of Boone tOWnshiD. DnbolR cnunttr. fiatpchv-

gives notice that he will attend to all business pertaining to tbe offlce of Trustee, at bis resideace 1J miles south-east of Portersville, on Saturdays of each week, and requests all persoae having; township business to present it on gaturday. Citizens desiring books from tbe Township Library, are notified that tbe Library is kept by Was. McHarrif, In Portersville.

TIekrt B. BKKinENBAOeH.T.B.TB. May 18. IB8f-ly. Jtipans Tabulcs cure bad breath. Kipans Tabulee are always ready. Ilipana Tabules : for bad tesaper.

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