Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 33, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 April 1893 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER
J ASPEB::
FHIDAY,
APU1L 28, 1893.
Knurr! at th Poatofflce at Jaipsr Indiana, fortrsnsUilon through the mttl serond-clast matter
Dubois Circuit Court Met Monday morning, Judge Ü.M. Welborn presiding, anu Prosecutor W. E. Cox looking after the pleas of the Ststft, and SnerlffTraylor and Doputy McKaason looking after prisoners and
witnesses. The docket waa a tolerable full one of State cases, old and new, but
a good msav were continued for cause
Tbe following were decided op to Wed
nesday night, STATE CASES. State vs. Wm, Hays; intoxicatiou not guilty. Vs. Ab Hays; A. and B. ; nollied op on reasons filed.
Va. Joba W. Carroll ; C. C. W. ; not
guilty. Vs. John Line; selling liquor with out license; fined S30 in one case; not lied in one case on account of absence o witness.
Va. Rosau n a Hicrhtower: defendant
dead, and cause abated. Va. Pblllip Bretz; selling witbou
license: not guilty on account of wit
ness' detective memory.
Va. John Wissel: A. and B. ; not
guilty. Vs Dink Allen and Jobn B. Alvoy
keeping gambling bouse; guilty and
fioe fixed at vioo each.
Va, Jobn W. Miller; keeping gam
blinz bouse: indictment Quashed.
Vs. Andrew B. Krempp; visiting
gambling house: not guilty.
Va. Dink Allen and R. "E. Morris
keeping gambling bouRo; indictmeti
quashed as to Morris; Allen found guil
ty, and fined f5U.
Vs. Joba Green ; disturbing publi
oiectitig; fined $u.0t); and for carryiii concealed weapons fined 45.00.
V. Harry Cramer: A. k B. : fined
15 CD
Vs. Frank Blesainger; A.&B.;uot guilty. Vs. Adam Blesslnger; A. . B.; not guilty. Vs. II. L. Wbeat, defendant pured himself of intentional contempt, and was discharged. Vs. James Crites and George Crouthen ; pottit larceny ; finding defendant Crites not guilty; finding defendant Croutben guilty; fined $1, Imprisoned is county jail 10 days, and disfranchised oneyear. Vs. Anna Vandiver; pettit larceny; plea of guilty, but being a minor defesdaat la discharged daring her gaod behavior. Vs. Jamas Lehman; gambling; fined $10. Vs. Robert E. Morris ; keeping gam
bling house : jury trial; verdict guilty,
and fins of $250; motloa for a new trial catered. The Saldiere' Monument.
Subscriptions are coming In to tbe
Dubois County Soldiers' Monument
fand encouragingly sb owing that the
enterprise struck a popular chord in the
estleaatloa or tue general public. In looking over the list, however, we no
ties tbe absence of tbe names of some of
tbe moat able citizens of the town-men
wbo are generally alive to all public Ira
provements. Certainly tbe enterprise ia one which appeals to the patriotic senti-
sota of all alliens of tbe county, and
11 should encoarsge it. Among the
subscriptions last week tbe faculty of Jasper College, with tbeir usual love of
couutry aad patriotic spirit, seat ia one
with tbe following letter:
JASPER COLLEGE. Commercial and Seien tlfc Courses. BENEDICTINE FATIIBRS.S Mr. John Gramelspacher, City: Dear Sim-Encloasd you will please to find Bank draft, value ilO, for the Soldlere' Monument. Accept this small gift with our best wishes for tbe early access of tbe Monsment enterprise. Very Respectfully, Jasper College. Rev. P. H. Schmitt, 0. 8 B. Prefect and Treasurer.
Married. At St. Joseph's chnrch, Monday morning, April 24, 1893, by Ilev. P. Fidelis Maute. Mr. Will J. Lamtrrt aad Miss A Lies E. MelI CHIOR. This estimable young couple certainly "took time by the forelock," as thoy were married early enough in the morning to be able to leave on a wed1 I A 4 I A. 4 m M -v
aing lour io ins east on uie : ov a. m. train on tbe railroad. At tbe ceremony they were attended by Miss Carrie Lam-
pert as bridesmaid, and Mr. Will Mel-
cblor as groomsman. They were
dressed In traveling costumes, and Im
mediately after a wedding breakfast
left on tbe train, accompanied by tbe beet wlihea of a host of friends for a
plesaanttrip and a bright futurs, with no cares but little ones. Tbe Courier
acknowledge the reception of a very
nanusome weaning csEe,;and joins the other friends In best wlabes.
II" um Out KffTlt lrrjooiBt.T
OUR WASHINGTON L13TTHK
Washington, D. C, April 21, lSW.
Chrl'pher Columbus is in Washing
ton. Nut tuo discoverer of Anierlcu.
but bis descendant, the Duke of Verag-
u, who U in America us tho ospocWlly
invited and honored giest of tho Untied State, lor tho purpose of nttondlug tbe opening of tho Coluinbiau Exposition
held lu honor oi his illustrious ancestor.
be Duko and his party, iu charge ol
Commander Dickens. U. S. X.. who ie
detailed for the. purpose of looking after tho comfort of tbe party, arrived hero
ato Saturday evening, and went at once
to tbe hotel, atwhich a magnificent suite of thirteen rooms had been engaged for
them, and over which tbe bpauisb flag
will iiy during their stay in this city. Yesterday they attended divluo service
at St. Matthews church, and this after
noon a special reception was held iu their honor by President and Mrs. Cleve
land, and to-night a musical entertain
ment at the residence of benator lirice.
To-morrow will be devoted to tho sights
of tbe National Capital, inclndiug historic Mount Vernon, and Wednesday the Ducal party will go to New York
with President Cleveland, Airs. Cleve
land and tho cabinet, where they will
see the great naval review from the
deck of tbe U. S. S. Dolphin. Tbe
Duke and his wife and daughter express themselves as being delighted with
America and with tbe more than cor
dial reception which has been given
them in New York and Washington, tbe only two cities tbey have yet visited.
Prompt and decisive action ou tbe
part of President Cleveland and his cabinet carried tbe couutry safely through
what at one ponod of last week looked
very much like a dangerous financial crisis. The free gold was exhausted
and tho continued demand for gold for
export brought the administration face
to fuco with the question whether bonds
should be sold or a portion of tho 8100,-
U00.OCO gold reserve fund should be
used to redeem notes presented to tho
Treasury. Under tbe law gold migh
have been refused for Treasury notes
they being payable In coin, but as it bad
been tbe practice of tho department to
redeem these notes with gold it was
thought that it might bave a bad effec
to discontinue tbe practice just now, so
it was decided to use a portion of tbe
reserve fund, and 3 ,000,000 of it was
used; but it was only for a single day
Now , tbe Treasury has replaced what i
used from the fund and has, besides
enough gold to meet all demands, for
the present at least, ruullc opinion, as
represented in Washington, is with
President Cleveland in the belief that so
long as there is known to be more than $700,000,000 in gold in the United States there is no necessity for the government to sell bonds to procure gold, and as for using a part of tbe gold reserve fund to redeem notes that is precisely what tbat fund was accumulated for, and many prominent democrats do not hesitate to say that it should be used, il necessary, until it becomes apparent that it will be exhausted, before bonds should be issued, and then no bonds should be issued, but further payments should be made in silver, from tbe big stock Dselessly boarded under the Sherman law. Tbe present Indications are that tbe Treasury will soon bave plenty of gold, as bankers, particularly in the Weet andJSoutb, are placing their gold at its disposal, and visitors to tbe World's Fair will soon turn a stream of European gold our way. Ex-Congressman Vance, of Connecticut, while on a flying visit to Washington, dropped so mo pleasant democratic news concerning his state, which, although regularly casting its electorial vote for a uemocrat, has been unable for a long period to send a democrat to tbe U. S. Senate. Mr. Vance says tbe legislature to be elected this yesr will be democratic, and that Senator Piatt will be succeeded by a democrat, and bis friends and "his same will bo Bob
Vance.
The weather has been unusually cool
this spring, but there Is no comparison
oeiween toe weatner and tbe action of republicans now holding federal offices ia various atates, in writing letters to
toe neaas or the departments under wblcb they are, asking that they be allowed to remain in office. Even such
a pronounced partisan politician as tbe
notorious wenster r lasnagan. now col
lector of customs at El Paso, Texas, has
written taking that be be kent in office
EvldentlyrFlanoagan is of tho samo mind
now coacerning tbe boldinir of federn
ofice tbat be was almost a score of years ago when be startled a National Re
publican Convention, to which he was a
delegate, whori tbe same subject was u
ny asEing "What are we here for?" It
is probable that be will soon learn what
the democratic administration Is bore
for, aud the knowledge will hardly pleaae bim over much.
Hon. T. F. Bayard, u. 8. ambassador
to Great Britain, will start for Loudon
on May 20tb. He has been, while I
Washington, tbe roclpient of unusual
courtesies and attentions from Sir Jul
ias Pauncefote, tbe British ambassador,
C. AS.
Tiirkk Ycai:s. Tho Circuit Court
jury stayed nut nil nipbt Wednesday j nicht In tho case tigtuiil Luumm, v'Ju was charged with robbing man in
I Hunting' urg, nud Thursday morning J
returned a verdict ofnuiitv, with turee years in the penltontiary, and a Uno and diftfranr.hiwrutut.
lime is M may When The Grain
is Nme,
FURNITURE !
AT COST PRICES!
Owiug to a change and extension of onr buineez which is to take placo this summer we will sell customers, until
the 1st day of July. 1893, everything
in our stock in the line ot FURNITURE OU COFFINS.
At Strictly Cost Prices For Cash.
We invito all wbo are in need of any
thing in our Hue to take advantage of
this
Extraordinary Chance.
Never before offered in this county. Ex
amino our stock and prices before pur
chasing and you will oc convinced.
Alles Bros. N. W. Horner Public Square, Ja,pp
April 14, 1893
At the head of the procession of SEW
ING MACHINES, a ahown nt all tho Fairs, were the DOMESTIC and
At his store on 6th street and supply your house with new and hautUome
nstead of compelling the women to scour the walls. It is about as chean t
Brosmcr's prices, (from 6 to 30 cents per roll) and a great deal neater, cleaner nd more christian like, than tbe everlasting scrubbing. You want to savo the same work, too, on your floors by getting
HOUSEHOLD
taking premium!) over every other make Purchasers of thewe machine-, p'o, run no risk of a law suit for infrii'gem ot ol patent, as the company make it a point to deal honorably with every one, 11
you want the Best Machiuo ou Earth,
get one of these from George P. Wagner Jasper, A.r't July 20, 1892.
(Cf Congressman Bretz west to Hunt Ingburg Tuesday to examine the P.
O. situation in tbat city and try to dc clde the matter of recommendation. After looking it alt over and seeing i
number of the citir.ces who had written
bim letters, be determined to recom mend Mr. Frank Behrens for appoint
toent. This Is a good selection, Frank
deserves the recognition by the Dem
ocracy. A Geed Appointment.
Mr. Thos. P. Ellsworth, of Leaves
worts, oa Tuesday received notice of
me appolatiasBt as (Jiptala of the Watch at Us Weather Bureau, In Washington City. Tbe Captala Is a veteran soldier.
aad will make ea eflcieat government ofltaer, sad Isle many friends of sll par ties la Crawford will be glad of Mi a felloe.
Fine Books, Fabulously Chcan.
Many of the choicest looks of the
world are now being Issued in stvlea
ana si prices io ueiigni dook- over
with limited purses. John H. Alden, Publisher, C7 Hose St., New York, who was the pioneer, and is still the leader in
the "Literary Revolution, sends us copy uf Bayard Taylor's famous and de
ligbtful "Views Afoot, or Europe Seen
with Knapsack and Stall," as a sample of his half-morocco gilt top style, In which be publishes some of the world's
most famous books at prices ranging from 30 cents to 60 cents each, tbe same
books being issued also in neat cloth
biadleg at prices ranging from 15 cents up. These books tre always in large
iype, priuieuoa nne paper, the cloth blading belüg of ezcelleut quality, aad the half-morocco, gilt top style fit to adore any library. A 32-page descriptlve pamphlet may be had free, or a hundred and fweaty-elght page catalogue, a veritable feast for book-lovers, may be bad for a two cent stamp. Address John B. Aldex, Publisher, 57 Rose St., New York.
INSURANCE!
LIFE! FIRE! ACCIDENT! TORXADO! L.IVE STOCK Farm Fire insurance for terms of five years, including lightning aud steam thresher, at thirty cents a year on each i 100 of instiranco: tornado at twenty cents. Representing twenty good companies and doing an exclusive insurance business, I .can give tbo above rates. Write or call on me before placing your insurinco. No one, excepting Goorgo Nix, of Haypville, and Theodore Gobmann, of Ferdinand, is authorized to solicit insurance in my name. WM. A. WILSON, General Insurance Agent, Jasper, lud.
March 31 93 ly North Main;Streot
What the Far er wants is a Liüht 31a-
chiue w'iipI Is a powerful worker: and use Lciet Twine! Thy ' Light Running PLANO BINDER.
Stored Power euccefslullv applied io
io Light Uunniug IMano Binder, Uy the y wheel, renders the innehine safo
sainst choking or clogging in nan
grain or miring ou soft ground. Uni-
tornily succesatui tests in au seeuuu ui tho Ronntrv aud in all kinds and condi
tions ol craiu duriiik' tho harvests of
- ... . .. u
IK) .no. hnvfl lu v tiemousiraieu iue
fact that the Fly Wheel gives the Binder uniform traction on all kinds of ground,
aud furnishes tho extra power cousuru
cd in biuding aud discharging tho ouu
dies.
The Jones Chain Mower
Contrast tho gallant bearing of your
horses with this mower alter a nay s
work, and the spiritless, jaded gait ot
tho team which has "hauled" any "other
mftlrn." Thn Jones Chain Slower will
zo whero any other Mower will go, and
with less draft. It is built at a lactory
and by a firm uncloggcd with old tra
ditions. It is the most modern, me uegi
goer and the best mower made!
The Piano Self Dump Rake.
The trinninsr device in this rake is nove
aimnleand ?:roue, and I the only lauu
less and adjustable tnppir.jr mecnanism
made. We al?o handle the PUno I wine which ia made for the best imported
fiber.
ALOIS FÜRS, W. C. REN" NEU Apt 21 -2m Aent?, Irelsiud
To Electric Light Contractors. Puhl U Notice Is hereby given by tho Board of Trus tecs of tho incorporated town of Jasper' In the County of Dubois and State ot Indiana, that bide by sealed proposal will be received by said board at a spectal meetinir thereo. to be held or tbat
iturnose. on Thursday, the 25th day of
May, 1893. nt one o'clock in the afternoon, in the town hall of said town, for the buildiug. completing, an t thorough
ly equipping an electric 1'ght plant for
aid town, ol the following capicuy ami character, lo-wlt: 6(X sixteen candle power ights for commerciil and domestic lighting, and fifty ei;ht hundred
andie power arc lights for street light in said town. Such bids must contain
detailed description of the plant bid
upon, but in no case of lower capacity than above fixed and described, and such bids to be successful must bo ithin the limit fixed by the law of Indiana
for such purpose. Dated at Jasper, Indiana, the 15th day
of April, 1893.
bEHASTUN' llUERLER, I'reS. Joeiii F. Fkieumxn, John P. Salb, .Michael F. Durlauf. E. J. Kempf.
Board of Trustees of the town of Jasper
Man showine the location of street
lights to be put up at the start, and of the station and a portion of the commer
cial lights may be had by bidders upon
application to tbe clerk.
WM, ll.JüTT, Town uierK.
April 21, 93-5w.
SPRING- IS HEB' With its Hilles and showers, mid flics and Uowers, and tho con pII of "clfuiini; h;jse" lor the coming heat of Kiumner. Von fib and hold your lomper, your wifu's tcinpor und tho hired help's t
lailaule way to do o u to call ou
GEORGE W BROSMER
ii
'nt up. ei r. Ah in
Northern. Bromer has samples of all stylos; 150 patterns to
at prices from 15 cents a yard up, to suit your taste. A new carpet may more than its co9t in a doctor bill if your wife does the scrubbing of 3
GEORGE W. BROSMER
9
select from, and
save yoo
your lloors
N.B.
More
if you want good bread and cakes or confectionery, remember ray to riAditniiarlflrs
March 10, 1939
r- . BEWARE OF FRAUD.
vise
aa rlre tanprd tottaau Llx
feM everywhere.
miWfigk W. L. UUUIiLflX
S3 SHOE
UNITED states HOTEL
MILL STREET, JASPER.
AUGUST :-: KAEGIN,
PROPRIETOR.
Tho trarolinc public will find this
honse well furnished and fitted every
way. aud the best of attention will be
zlvcn to the wants ol guests. The fur
niture and beds are all new, and the
able will be found supplied with the
best tbe market affords. Terms reapon-
able. Aug. KaeginMarch 10-93
LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE Io hereby Riven to tlie cltUftii or Jjer' lUInbridKc townrlilp, uttol cotipty, Ind., th the nniltmtftnpii. a male cltucn of the United Sutra, wii
apply to tbe County Commissioner of Itubol.i county at tuelr net regular seMlon In June, 1POT. for a l. cenne to retitll beer and wine, and permit the tame to be drank on the premUe, tinder the provision! of the
law 01 inaiana Kuvcrning sucn iirene. The precise location where said liquors are to lie sold Is on a part of the South-" e quarter of the South, wtil quarter of Sec. wenty-seven 2"),T. 1,8. it. five (S) West, In Ilnboli county, Indiana, more particularly de, crlbcd as follows! liegintilnn t the N" K. corner of raid 40 acres, runnlnc thence south 23 rods and 6 feet to tbi
Petersburg and Jaiper road; thence West along said road M rods and 0 feet; thence North 20 rods, to the North line of said 40 acres, thence Kast on said line 38 rods and 6 feet, to tho place of beginning, In ItalnbrUlge
luv. niiii, isiiim'ii. ivmuj, iiiuiniin April 31, '93-3 . JOSHHI LKCItKKR. 3ftinbrilffcTownfiiTrii iva'n Notice. THE undersigned, Trustee of Bainbridgo township, Dubois county, will attend to Township business on Saturday of every week, at his residence
on JNorth Main street, between Seventh and Eighth, in Jasper. The Library of fialdTownahlnl lroni
at the bookstore of Mr. Jacob Gosmann where persons wanting books can ob tain thorn at any time. JOSEPH ECKSTEIN, Trusteo April 20, 1888-ly.
FRANK L. BETZ
General Fire, Lifo and Accident Insur
auce Agent. Office, over post-office, Jasper, Ind,
Represents several of the best Compiles In tb
United States, and 1 prepared to write Insurance promptly. Collections of all kinds will be lndutrloutr looked
alter and are kindly solicited from bnsiness turns, lie is also 1 tc Solicitor for tbe
Frnteniiil ISiiildinsr And Loan
Association,
or Inllanapolls. This Association, ffer extra Induce mrnli to shareholders and borrowrrs. cbarce no mrm
bershln fee. and expenses are very lieht. Persons
wishing shares or to borrow money will for other In
formation apply to him, at the offlce ol W. K. Cox. In
Jasper. He Is also agent for the
Bitildintr mill Loan Guarantee
Payment Association, of Ioeannort. Ind. To members of
Bulldlne and Inan Associations this company III for a sni.ll fee guarantee the fall payment of tour due and interest. If you should cvt sick or die. Tersons who
bave stock In any DuIIdinc and Ixitii may sresreabso lute certainty of payment of their loans In case of thel
death, and for the payment of sick benefits lu case of
sickness, by joining this company. Correspondence solicited. AprllSl, IStO-tf
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
a acwca snoe tnat will not rip; Calf seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable' stylish and durable than any other shoe ever
sum auiic price, ü very siy je. Equals custoamade shoes costing from fa to fs.
The following are of the same high standard of
and s.k Fine Calf. Ifand-S
Carriers.
J? Men. Movs.
Wed. I Wrr
fa.jjo and a.oo Dongola, I LADIES.
.75 lor Misses.
it is a duty yoa erwe yoarMU
io gw umj Desi value for yoar
luauwy. jucoooizuae) ia toot
zooiwmt Dy purchasing W. Xi. Douglas Shoea, wolcn
prani me Dest valaa t tha prices advertised
uoasanaa can testify. Do yoa wear
uaa7
Bf. , WI U f ,fr-,x,ciV f .r1 pw J -wflemaad eraeral nerchaata where I havr no ent. W rlicfer ratuloaap. If not far aale laraar lace send dlrrct to Factory, stutlna id. site asd width waatea. PaHaae Free. . 1. Daailaa, BracktBr&aas. "laung
March 10-3 m Far Sals, la .Uinarhr.imiv a cc?v coo......
.7....'&.lk3llX. l.Tl.
SmW Mmt F .oo and 5.o Fine Calf. Hand-Sewed.
Wm -A V. S-fsBI VawM i,s 1 ol'cc. l'armeri and Letter-
SMmiti mBBBBPMa V '.s, ana a.oo tor worfcit 2m?M WWWmr ?WW -oo and tt.y for Youths and
U äW ( -aWVaMMaam. XBBak. I.t.oo Handle
feaaaSBVaaaSHaW, ,.1 1 HI? lalVDI IITa
M. HOCIIOE3ANÜ.
AI.IlEltT HOCIIOESANO
Machine Brick Yard.
M. IIOCHGESANG & SON.
Have put In a machine to mould brick, with steam
power, and will soon be able to famish all the
Best Brick Made.
n any quantity desired, at tbeir vsrd on the Trov
roan . Particular Attention irlven io HOUSE PAT
TMt.VS, and sprcisl terms on larce orders.
tUVK US A IKIAb UKliKlt.
April 21, '03. HochxeNAng & Son
Notice to iriortgntrecM and Tax
P..ycr.i. VTOTICB is hereby piren to all per
sous doming montages wnicli hare
been paid, that tbo law requires thai
they should satisfy them on the record
of tho county at the Recorder's office
within thirty days afler payment, and is
to the interest of every lax-payer that
tho law should be compiled with, as it
will save tho County Assessor time In
listing them, and taxpayers the trouble
of proving satisfaction, lo keep from paying luxes thereon, as tho value of all
opon mortgages is taken from the records and assessed by lair.
Also, tho county assessor will be in
bia offico lu Jasper every Saturday dnr
Inj: April and May for tbe purpogo of
tttending to any business In connection with tbo dnlics of his office. W. W. Kendall, County AstCMor.
NEW STORE. Joseph F. Sermersheim.
Has remodeled his house on tho corner of Jackson and Gilt treet in front of It!
court house, in Jasper, and put in a stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries and Notions Of all kinds. Customers will find here a new stock of the beat goods, at lowei price and will always bo welcome, whether thev buy or not, and are sure of courteous treatment. I hope by fair treatment at fair prices to receive a liberal share of custom. Try inc. I will allow tho highest
marKei price lor outter and eggs. TOS. F. SERXaESRSHmiKL March 10, 1893 ly
AldercreekBREEDiNG sfocKFarin
Charon 12072 (Standard Bred and Registered)
Bred by W. J. Neely, Ottawa, III. FoaleJ October, 1889. Sired by Neal, 3801. 1st dam, Miss Doyle, by Ottawa Chief, 2456, record 2:25. 2nd dam, Golden Gate, by a son of Lf' land Abdallah, son of AlexanrWii AbdalUb.
3rd dam, Ldy Woodburn, by a son of Pilot Jr, 12. Elf?ndl?,-h,?, .Hf M'mbIl"l CM'. 11, bv Neal, 3802, by Enchanter, fire of bnalgn, - -8J, who is tho sire of Bluo Sign, 3.-08. Enchanter is a nroduci i" foo of Adm uiatralor son of JJysdyk's Hambletnulan. prouucin, wbichVrovell olbe hTo"."6 ,Ml yMr ftt f5' GVCry 000 '
TM7II'.,n,leeaL8l0ck,h0r9C,ln(, 8"C0 hor' Iftfvcn an opportunity. TbltMä-tlO cash ; 15 to insure with foal or 20 to insure a livinir coll.
r- -r sianu,ru "red trotters and pacers on tho farm. Come and sec them.
iv v assume no risK.
Sebastian Anderson- Ireland. Ind.
AW
April 21, 1 893-2 tn
F H kllFRIFR
1 vrtaii tittv OTitripn ncnPl? TND-
Desires to call tho attention of per'on wishing good articles, to his new slock o
r Silverware of all Kinds
Very hsnänome and durablejust the tin"? for wedding and birthday present?. has a great variety of beautiful article
AIo, a largo Mock of the LAPEST STYLE JEWELRY Unioao orna
mental and valuable, worth their weight In solid gold. Also
m m mi -r Baaair-u W k BH aaaa aHaaam
That are warranted rood time Weeners.
April II, 1893.
Come aud see them, a P. C. KÜBBLBK