Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 42, Jasper, Dubois County, 30 June 1893 — Page 4
JASPER UUURIEK
FRIDAY
.1 a m r i; it : 1 7: JUNB "(, 1893.
Kiitfn'lai tlielVstoP.Icciit Jasper Indiana, firtrn. miit thr-sii(;li theroail iproti.l-cli-s tnniter 1 i m
Tlio l'ubl io .Schools, i Two cointHnnlcitlous fron esteemed!
DUIIOIS COUNTY SCHOOLS.
FRANK L BETZ,
.per, in regard to tlio Jasper ! Motto ; Ordur, Organization, Occupation. ! no Tl T1 ü bofoiuuion ho coviukk'; .xuotary .truon
Citl.OIIB of Jtl
schools, will
im pago luis wich, um i i um (jcucnil Circular No, HS. President of tlio Hoard, ohjocts to the! phraseology of the report of tlio proceeds County Sin-nut ntki.oknt.s Ornrn. inns of tho school board in lust week's! Jai'.sku, Ind., Juno 2G, 1KU3 S CouitiKit, heennso it designated tho three Tt Twh-u mil Appiu.ua ot cumy.-
north schools "Catholic," iuteud of Ger
Under tho laws of Indiana, thn twentyninth annual ki!inn of tho Dubois County Teacher' liMltuto w ill bo belli nt the court home, In Japer, beginning on
boa toucher who could o touch the pu-j pils thutthcy would become qinlilh d '0 pass uu examination successfully at an ; ot tho stute institutions and train ul mis
sion into tho college work prop .r. it!
does not require 'commissioned high
school to ilo tins tho course ot study
Jasper College Coinineneoineiit. Tho commencement exercises of Jasper Collcgo last Monday night, at Collego Hall, wero very pleasant, and displayed caro on tho part of the youug gentlemen participating in tbo preparation of their subject, and of the faculty in tho general arrangements, Thcro wero two graduates in tho commercial course, Mr. J. 11. Garaghan, of Washington, Ind., and Mr. Roswell A. Cartor, of Don
Jaun, Ind. The fonnor was awarded the salutatory, and chose for his subject 'Gladstono and Ireland." Ho is an enthusiastic admirer of the great Premier, and has faith that Ireland will onco more bo tnado a happy island through his efforts. Mr. Carter had tho valedictory, am'
his subject was "America's Political Future," iu which ho took a sanguine view of tho progress and enlightentnmt of tho American people, and predicted u continuous march onward in strength and influence for tho great Republic. Tho others who made addresses were Httoutively listened to and heartily applauded -paiülarly Mr. E. P Landers, with his Heard them Counted."
Tho Star Orchestra and the Durlauf
trio furni-lied the instrumental music, and of course it was ol tho best, but the duet by tho two littlo Durlauf boys deserves particular mention. The vocal music was by Mesr. John Friedman, Frank C. Kuobler, Andrew Gutgsell and Phillip Kunklo, as a quartette, and their renditions were greatlj Appreciated. T hero was also some good
vocal music by two Jittlo Loys, I.eo aim Henry Gructer. accompanied on the piano bv Rov. li. ileicholbcch, O. S. H. Very Rev. ,1. V. Hook, U. U., of Cannelton, closed tho literary exercises by an interesting and instructive address on "Tho Advantage of College Life." The Itcv. Father is an eloquent and ready talker, and both tho students and the large audience wero doiighted with his address. Then followed tho conferring of degrees and presentation of books and awards of merit as follows : Commercial Diplomas John Garaghan and Roswell A. Carter.
Gold Medals For good conduct, ivntPa nf ri, mfmhrr nn thn several
awarded by the faculty to Albort Lmb,qil0BtonB wi,icll were ftCteii upon ftt tho
last meeting. Wo sunpnao some record
(ioncrnl Life, Ar-oMnnt. Piro, Collecting, and lluilditig and Loan Agent. Ao
iiinu or north schools. Tis said "u rose
would pniell as sweet by any other name," but t would not alter tho charae-Ini-nf llvn tilnnl NTntttin, lemitft ileciir
tiaMig Catholic schools by any other Monday, July 24, and continuing live
namo inako tiicm any tlio less ttcnouii-"";.. ...... ,. r national schools-nor mako any more l"0. Pnclnl instructors are, Prof legal tho appropriation of public funds ''"cr c tbo elmlr of Applied to a church school, which tho law says Mathematics. Indiana I nivcrsltv, Prol. shall not be dono by public oilicers. i()scr'!; Ivolso. principal ot tho BiohTbo other communication says the!!'10'",1, 1'' fchools, and Prof J. II. schools of Jasper cannot yet support a ,'11''. Mipcrintendcnt or the Uookpon
nniMiic irhiwnl lil.rli ciliwtl litt vilirl.t A ?t'IIUU.
bUIIIIIIIOgiUIKU UlpH rWUl'UI) Will, VUMK " , i advance somo. Tho County Superin- Intitule proper closes each davit 4, tctident says tho latter course was what o clock p. tu , but in order thaUtcaehers " Apnisi. lsai-.r
wiib iiiiciuiuu ii y iiiu buiiuui mitm, s iti . - - - -, i
nfm-mml nuna L-nniK n nr in in e rmM ' 'l u lt?liur (III f.V HfllM', IHHJ uk
hi.lt Khool could not bo obtainod iti,"vfiluo received for their expenditures, Jasper now, nor be sustained if obtained, 'arrangements have been made tor ovenHo says "tho intention in the selection of ik' e'tertatiiment3 and lectures as foln hii'h (linnl tn;iilifr umij flml ho alinillil lOWS!
iiouitay evening rroi, u u. iveiso
Tuesday evening Monument Mu-! sicalc. Wednesday evening Prof. Robert J. A!ey. Thursday evening.-Richard Low Üaw-
. on. ; Realizing that tho great mission of the
tho youth of our
Money to Loan!
In nut- cm from to 10.000 Oil
mortgage security and easy terms. Hushioss nntrustod to me in any of tho above lines, will be carefully and promptly litli'inli'd to.
Cull on or address mo at my rdllee
over tlio l'ost Olilcc, in Jasper,
r,
lud
SPUING IS HERE
With it smiles anil showers, and Mo und llowur, and tho
ity of 'i:leuiing house" for tho eoniinL' heal of summer. You
utd hold your toinpor, your wifo'is temiior and tho hired help's
tullahlo way to do so Is to call on
consequent m . 0" . i. i
MiiiiiiH oi rati in temper. An n
GEORGE
W
BROSMER
H't sixth street and supplv your houso with new a
ban.
'Uli
Instead of compelling tho women to scour tho walls. Ilrnsmcr'8 prices, (from G to Itu cents per roll) and a
und tnoro christian like, thnn the everlasting scrubbing siiuio wotk, too, on your floors by getting
It is about as cheap, nt
deal neater, el- -hut
You 'vant to save Hie
great
EN SPRING GOODS
-AT-
Mrs C. Hochgesang's. T have lust returned from tbo city,
, where 1 obtatucd somo roal uargains in
ivniilnil. mid not ihn 'uniiiiniif)ti
mint
no superiuteiuietii view is nnque-," -, -".vi. " ;"-, --, - ..-rtii .;th tionably correct, but can Hint mud, ovm; "'9 1 ol righteousness, patri-Itaplo goods and can u tu e .so , wi
be nt ltd ned as luusr as the srti.jol trus
tees attempt lo eitiibiiih I u distinct systems of graded sebooU in a mwn where tho number of pupil iu attendaucu has never ) ct justified the establishment of one svstein? pti ticuluity it the systems are In their composition and surroundings antagonistic. Out popl can never have as good schools u tlmy ought until tho law is cmipHud iti in Sürit, as well as in letter, and uli deuotu
inational schools depo d for their Blip
otisn, ami devotion to country, 810 of ;ucucr goous, mi musu niuimmtin proceeds of the musicale on Tuesday! buy of drummers. Call and be con. cod. Mv stock of Clroccries and ur
iirt i Hi! i In nf clnnL- in ihn Hülmtc l?nintln (.iDOds IS HOW. 110 STALli blOtjiV,
-l !nr' and Sailors' Monument. AllU(1 the best to bo found any whero
'iganiz.nl -.indetb' in tho cotintv have h i 'ikttd to duinto $!U toward the
mntiuiiKMit, and ttic tpiiclicrs nf t Dtt'-oisi North Main Street eoiiuiy im i nt ull'.iiil in luil m ibvilnua- , ö. -Country produce hough! at hiirh 5"" ,sl prices. Mareb H) 3 t The a linUsion to tho musio-Wo on; - - . -.z.
For them. Hromor has samtilos of all styles: 150 patterns to select from, m.1
it prices from 15 cents a yard up, to suit your taM, A new carpet may save
tnoro man its cost in a doctor bill if your wite does tho scrubbing of your i)v.H GEORGE BROSEMER. N, 1. If you want good bread and eakes or confectionery, remember mv --ore is hendqtiartet s March 1", li
Mrs. C. Hochgesang.
V BEWARE OF FRAUD. AHi . "'"I ,tiiiHt HiioH linvinr Ulli Mithaut W. L. HouBliiH tintiio uuil price Htnmpc-it on butiuiu. Look
inrinviuMi you nuy, bold every whero.
TutioiUy night will bo fifteen cent. The
port entirely upon their patrons. There ames of al te-ichers and applicants who is no use in attomptiiii: to trv to build enroUed at the institute will boreup a good public chool with tho rialM i"IrI in the monument records and dehand, and at the same tlino with the lett p-od m the archives of the monument hand encourage an opposition to it. Tblsi , Au iduu,ion will ulso be cbArged to has proven a dismal failure wherever If,".0 , entertainment on Thursday nignt. - I'I'iiiUaK ir II 1.4 .... .1 ll. - I- -a!.-.-
tr nrt. And t horn k nn iv ki nm in at- u,i,sw v uu " 'o hi me uiswuue.
tempting to disguise tho real character
of schools, or any thing else under false
Admission: 25 and 15 cents; reserved
scat, 3o cents. Iiescrvud seats are nuin
io, ui mi nun:; vsv uuiici ni-i - - - - - . In all public matter Cleveland's ,,7e;1' Tbo lectures on Monday and1)
names.
command to his malicners to "Tell the
truth" commands respect, while subterfuges do not. Thcro aro matters connected with tlio records of members of the school board at the last nicotine u'jout which divorse
rumors aro afloat. It might
aeltlo theso rumors by publishing the
; not icn to Ibuilders, jail contractors and
FURNISHERS, N 'OTICE i- herobv given th t the Commis-ionors of Dubois countv will receive bid' on the loliowini! work on tboicountv iiil, dd olm tiled in the
county Auditor's otlW of Ihibnis coun '
up to IU o'clock. M. on Tiiuiisday, Jcly G. 1393.
1st. F.ir the lurnisliing of the cells olj the now cell honso with nil ueco-sirv tit-; taeUniirt-. closets, water tank, putnp.i nine nttnehiiunt, uhnnbiiig.&c. Är. '
Kor taktusr the cells from the Ohl ,
all
of Kentucky : for general proficiency, lo
John Sum, of Washington ; '.for Christian doctrine, presented by lit. Uov. Abbot Finton Mundvoller to Frank Ilabig; for Eagliih, presented by Dr. K. J. Kcrapf to Ed. Hclfrich ; for book-keeping, presented by Mr. Chna. A. Rogers, of Louisville, Ky., to John Garaghan ; for mathematics, presented by F. C. Kuobler to Koswcll A. Carter. A largo number o books were presented to the varioi'- students for thoir proficioncy in difforc.it branches. The next session of tbo collcco will
open September G, and am many of the studies optional with students,
young men wanting a higher education
will find no better institution in the
state to obtain it from than Jasper Col
lego, Rev. Dominic Barthel, Secretary,
wtio may bo applied to Tor further infor mation.
OCrThe Huntingburg News cites a
caso where the pavements of a neighbor
nig town wero sown with tacks on the
night a bicyle club was to practice, there
by ruining the pneumatic tires of the vehicles, and also states that officers aro searching for tho boys. They ought to bo approhended by all means, and then
rewarded with a gold modal for their
was kept of thorn, and ns tlio trustees are public servants, tho pcoplo arc entitled lo know bow they votod. Fourth of July at Jnspcr.
happy tbougbtfulness. Pavements ar(.;Ja;j r gVar la id fnr ihn Ii .n,l nmr.i .umptr owr imiiu.
rJtOGHA.M.ME. 4 a.m., National 6aluto from Littlo round top, and music by the Jasper Star Band. 8 a.m., Assembling of the G. A. IJ. Posts, S. of V. Camps, and Uniformed Knights. 9 a. m., Grand March to Military Park. 10 a. m., Address of Welcome Hon. John L. IJrctz. Song: "Unfurl the Flag," by Misses Volmer and Traylor. Music: Star Orchestra.
Reading tho Declaration of Independ
ence, by K. M. 3Iilbtirti. Music: Star Orchestra. ll a. m , "Monuments, Thoir Origin and Purpose," by Hon. A. M. Sweeney.
Song: "Doom do Eh," Jasper Quar
tette. Reminiscences, by Comrade Jo iu 1 Norman. Music: Star Orchestra.
Recess for dinner.
1 p. ui., ''Sheridan's Memorial March,"
Wednesday nights aro free
There w'll not ho any exhibit of school work. All that could bo obtainod was needed to lielp represent Dubois county ut thn World's KViir
AH nrmrrnsci trn tnii.tfuiiv tn j,(m.,i.l wd
: i.,.,i .in i... ;.. .,i i.,.. i nan 1)1111(11111: ; mo uooi-, inunt- im
lirt wrnll I ii '- .inline ,ii,;l;ij - . , r it . i l
uro weoK. Applicants who intend to : ' . tcachatanyti.no in the schools of Du- m "der thn they mav be again put up hois coynty are earnestly invited to at- USI,'' . , , (t n n tend. More information relative to!. 3J- Kor tearlnir down the old cell
school work can be gained at the county jnonqp, ihkiiic up me loun miimn rank, institute than during any other week of I""1 ?,,, 1 ,c"' " conveuimdly, clean-
,.. Ml; ino nnrK oi muruir an wmn niv i U U i , . ai it
uate-will lind the county institute a good romovoii, nnu pi ung u.c.n up nu i r.-y
place to spend a week.nmoiiL' those who V" l"" '
assisted and guided them in their wist J'"10 roor . mmi, oic.ro mm ii w.u ne
W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN, A sewed shoe that will not rip; c'f seamless, .smooth inside, more comforta -le' stylish and durable than any otlur shoe ivir soldnt the price. JJvcry style. JiquaIsi.Mj.Lvja!.
shots costing Irom j. to fs. folloxviinr nre of the snnp !ilil. tt...,,-.i r
- -" o.uvj.a.14 v. Jturit
$5.00 Pine Cilf. irnml-Scwcil. ire, l'ainu rn and J.cttct-Cmt. r2.3S n:ul Si. 00 for Working m.
nml Si. 75 lor Youth and lloj-s.
jvaijvt-v.'vv vu, , FOPf .50 ami 2.00 Dongola, LADIES. S1.75 for Mis.tcs.
IT 19 A DOTY yoa own yontsell
tu ro luo ouBi vaiuo lot yoni
uiuuay. jt.c;onoaizo in rout
looiwoar ny pntchaslog V,
repreaeni mo neat Talus
l ma prices ndvotUsed
Bi laoasanas can tes
tily. Do you wear
for the use and comfort of pcdcHiriaus, nnd not for the pleasure of bicycle riders.
in many towns and cities bicyclo riders have become a great nuisanco by their poriistcnt use of the pavements. Their placo is in the streets, and the roadways Bbould bo ao improved as to givo tbem room.
"The Bugle Call" -Our
Bros'. Circus," by
Address by "Keuuion" Joe Ann
strong.
Cornet Solo lanf.
Selections: "Soils Jasper Star Bind.
Slido Tromhono Solo: "The Wizard,"
Mastor Ico Durlauf. Sonir: Jasnnr Otinrfnltn.
Alto and Tromhono Duet: "Victor."
I Masters M, and Loo Durlauf.
a2," by Misses
D3Tbo flurry over tbo demonetization of silver by India shows how iiccosHnrv
it is for- the United State, to have an in-1 f r
uencnuent svstem of enrrencv. w ihnni',. .T"B" vl.m.,
the least regard to the rest of he world.! V ? nl?r , Ji SV" , This system should be band ,Zn iSln Lsri,0" 8oIo: "roara of (Jlory," by
f t- ...... . : "t-- ---r . icnnnrt Knttnt.
" w . w VVW1
pas
work. College students homo on vacation.
and all other friends of education, are
asked to attend. If .you cannot rem tin tho entire week, come and stay at least one day.
I cachets holding thirty-six months' licenses, or "exemption licenses," should bo careful to not lot their success item "1 1111 too low." "Exemption licenses aro subject toi'10 sanio legal limitations as other licenses issued by tho county superintendent." (Seo Acts of 1893.) ' A word to tho wise is sufliciont." Certificates of attendance, under seal, aro Ueticd to all who attend and pay their institute Ico of lifty cents. Tho iustituto programmes anil enrollment card, unless mailed, can be had at the institute. The ro:i will bo called each day, and attendance will be credited according to
the number of recitations heard.
injured a little. is possible
lib. For erecting a stone wall on the South side of now cell hnusoaltnrhtnont. filh For erpclinjr a brick wall on the north side ot the new cull house attach; incut. (1th. For iron tairs in tho new ceil house. 7th. For stono steps leading from Seventh street lo cell house attachment. 8th. For wood and carpenter work of cell houso attachment, and windows for new cell house. Plans and specifications for the above work may ho seen nt any timo at the County Auditor's oflicp. Bids are invited for the entire work or for any portion of it as numbered above. The Hoard of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any 1 r all bids. ity order of the Hoard of Commissioners of Dubois conn t v.
m,. . rati -. . ' m fiTO matie
5K . mssmmi
WMEk4!zr.... "fill!:...
.Will tjlvc oxolinvlvo nlo tnnhnn ilnilerHnnil Rc-iicml iin-rriiiiiiiN hrrc I linve ro nr-rntH. rite rorcuiiilnuue. ITnoi lor ulo in our pliice f ml lUrert lul'afiorr.dMi'n--kiud.wizoiiuilM'idtü wuutvd. I'oetaee l-'rcc. W. L.. lleutfluu, UiocUtuu, Mass.
.Mitrcli lO-Siu-
rnr.Siile In .lujier liy .lOU.V A. SKUM KKSII 1 IM.
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ll,,..: ,.,!, . I. I i....!.... I..I.. nl.l.l .IOII.N Ui:,.Ml.,I.S-AUII.li,
''i"H Ulu " uwv iM'Uiiiiiiuu iiuiy -till- r. 1 r. lono o. ...... i .!.. was the only time avaFlahlo for institute J,,,, 1893.31. County Auditor, purposes. During August and Septem-! " "
oer 1110 court room win ue uscn lor court: purpo-cs. ! Our thanks arc duo to tho county com-1 missionors for granting us the use of tho court room for this meeting. Privilege was granted at the Juno term, 1893. Persons who wish to teach should be-:
como teachers by making somo prcpara
Letting of
Dubois County Farm.
Pool
ing in circulation not hoarded hv
gambling banks on Wall street an average sum per capita sufficient for all legitimate business purposes. This can best be done by silver certificates and greenbacks, and demonetizing gold entirely, and tho sooner tho country comes to this point tbo better for tho people. The Cannclton Times-Tolcphono of last week roasted a number of dishonest advertisers in its dead heat oven, but not beforo tho aforesaid dead boat advertisers had "touched" tho Timeslelephono for a goodly amount of ftee advertising. Experience is a great and good school, and wo hope our Cannolton neighbors will profit by their education, legitimate advertisers never send out tho kind of propositions that aro sent put by the tnido concerns enumerated by the Timcs-Tciepboiio. (KT Edward C. Schuetz, one of tho editors of the Cannolton Times-Telephone and Miss Hester C. Tovlln, of that city, wero married Tuesday eveninir of In.i
week. The contracting parties wore tho
recipients or a large number of elegant
Chilcothians," Jasper
Free," Misse
March: "Tho Star Band.
Song: "Flag of tho Vollmer aud Traylor.
Dancing, fancy drills, etc., etc. Geoiiok Ii. Wit.so.v, Master of Ceremonies.
Tlio Hoard of Commissioners of Du
hois Countv. Indimia. will rneoive bohIkiI
tion for tho work, nnd those who have bids to let the Dubois County Poor not tautfüt for Homo years should not , Farm, including tho taking caro of and hopr "n to do so without proper 10- board of all county paupers thereon, for
viuw. uoin 01 oiaucnes ami regulations, ja term ot three years, commencing Sep
icacnors cannot lo goon work and keep Member 1st, 1893. Bids will ho received
anrcast of the times by toachingonc year at the County Auditor's olllco up to in throe. Mo a teacher while von teach. Tnunsn.iv. Jm.v fi. lsn-t.
and teach whilo you arc a teacher. Tbo right lo reject all bids, or any An examination will bo held on July 'bid, is reserved, as is also tho right to 29, 1893, at tho public school building, at jrhooso between bids. A bond will be Jasper. Tho literary subject for July is required of successful bidder lor the I III, "Ant nnrn I " l.'.vr. Ammil Ür... ....... r.. 1 ) 1 1 ... . ..!
...w .....wu.... v,. jiiiii-i, ji;Mi-ili- I II III 1 1 IIIUII I. I Jl HIS IMJIHIIUM.
nor and October, the literary suhjoct is Alto. II. Kokiinku.
"fceott'n I nly of tlio Like." This book John- J.
can be bought nf lohn B. Alden, pub- Oonu.U)
lisbor, Iso. 07 Hose street, Now York ,1 June Hi, iH93-.'h.
tor twenty rents.
Arrangements have been made to have Notice
7 in. "5 I, li II 1 1 m;i ICoKltNKIt.) Ai,i,i;i, C J.rKMiY. )
oiir..i.sioncrs.
to Bridge Con tractors
Notice is hereby given that I lie Board
Fike Early last Friday night a fine barn belonging to Mr. Jcsso Mitchell, a wealthy farmer who resides near Lnntr
Branch, Piko county, was destroyed by ,h0 work of the entire week tnadeagroo-
lirc, together with its contents ten tinoi,u,lc lo i"oo "-no nave musical liaposiwork mules perishing in the flames. The lion. origin of the fire is unknown, but ns the' Alf friends of education arn invited to mow had just boon filled with new hay I attend the iniltuio, and help in m iking it was probably a caso of spontaneous j tho twenty-ninth annua! session ono long combustion if tho now hay was put n;l "O remembered lor its intrinsic worth on top of old. thus generating heat suf-i value.
iflciont to ignite the old forage. Many! Yours respectfully,
barns aro nn doubt dcnimveil in tbldi (iKm-m- i: W'n tnv
manner, and moro especially where! .. uridgo, 10 feet wide, across clover hay is stored. Wo did not learn j ,(KrMrVP,,rL'0 A- ntllkloy ml .Missjsniil Hall creek. whether or not Mr. Mitchell carried anjI,'ort!"c5 McGownn wore tninlod at tho ; Pinn nnd specifications for the work,
insurance on his barn. noun oi ine urine s pirents, in iiotitoti imay tie seen at any time at tho Countv
county, on uocorailon Diy, i'ov. Fath- Auditor's ollicc.
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Always in favor of the Bights of tlio Common People. Favors the Masses against Monopolistic Classes.
Only $1,50 Per Year Gives all tho County News, besides tho news from every where cle, for $1.50 Per Year!
the
AsaFatnily Paper, it is unexcelled, containing n large amount of good, moral literary reading. Now is the lime lo subscribe !
Wo want a correspondent at every post office in
county, ns our aim is to benefit all parts of tho county Pmn.isiiKit, JAspKit, Inihana.
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FINE PDRTRAIT-FREE
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oi uotninissiotiers' of Dubois county will receivo bids up "to 12 o'clock, M. J PHILIP A. GL'tMvFS has made nrJiiunDDAv, Joi.y ü, 1893, riugonients by which he is nbio lo flu-
l or repairing ine s ono abutments ol nish from one of the best artists in f hi
me onuge ncroas unit crook, on the Cel- United States a hnudsotno LIFK SIZli
uiunuiiiin oi. j in iiouy ruau. i Also, for the erection upon said abut
ment-, after they nro repaired, of a low
FURNITURE !
Lawk Pautv. Thn mpmimra nf n.ir Vincent olllclatcd. Devil's Lake
(Ireland Cumberland Presbyterian church Nfiws iwill If'lVft A lawn ivncl.. nl l.n ....,...!. I Tito
members of ihei'' iRbvlerlnii r)m..ol. J-
... Ml I- . ... . . I ... ... ." mmmammm
and costly nrMMs but it, the 1o,h7 ii I.lV" . ".l c Masonlcr iiMnany riondsjit Jnper will wim.
we fail to see mention of a nnrAmitnimn.
Iho Cooiikr exttftdi congratulations, nil trusts Uiatlthelf "Imprcisloiis" will ever be true aud their final "raako-un" perfect. 1 OCT Ouo good evidence of Princeton's Itdwth is that an ongincor from there was In Jasnor Wodnnmlfiv Wntlllllfr n
'cook." He found ono after some difHr.nlty, and some dlssgrcomcntB, but after iecurlnjt the aid of somo Jaspor ofllclals . ;h got her "prico," and wont with him fällig that "all's well that omUwell
grove, on tlio ovening of Julv 1st. leo'Gcorgn and his wifn nim
cream, enko and lemonade will bo served -
in urst-ciass stylo. Music appropriate to tho occasiou. Will close with a grand
vnn,,n.j ui i luiuuuiiics. uotno ono, como all, and spend a ploa?ant evening.
I1 UICDF.lt Of
Estray Cow.
Taken up by tho undersigned, living
Tho B iard reserves (lie right to rrioct
any aud nil bids. By order of tho County Commissioners,
JolIX CiUAMKt.Sl'ACIIEIt,
Juno lß. I803.M.
(Jon my Auditor.
Crayon Portrait Free
i.iTnri ..ivr..., & .
I DUvJlV UI'jiiV J iVIW.HJV
TO KYISItY ONli
Who will make a rash purchase nt lib
storo of TKN HOLLA KS worth ol
goods" of any kind. Specimens of tin work on exhibition at my store,
I have Ihn handsotnet aud cheapest
babv carriages in tho county: also
- ! Ini ml .irvtnn mitwv.1 j.( tinwl mii-lrit tela, tiler
!"A.L Jv j nA i-nniii snitea. llniv liihliiur Irmmrnc
and other chairs.
base you got s
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hihi W hum J Willi Villi; COW limrKPI ii I T i 'ni , t ' v ' " I"" " ' a drunk bv n crnn nn inivnc nn, t ,,r hn, hlauis, Corns, and nil fekin Kruptions.
dseyo last'ahonl 8 or 9 years old, medium sb-ed nm.1 Plvoly ciiros 1 Mies, or no pay re-; . and (rind f i.. i. .i ...... niilrcd. It is guaranteed to irivo norfenl
i
Fight. We aro informed that
man got on tho train at Bin week, and refused to nay faro
S,C1f !!.?, c?Klucl0,:h.n., (,t "a.llylcains' about 'throe
usou up mm tnon paid his fare. Its about Urao hoodlums nlong the railroad bad learned they can't 'rtiu it."
will please call,
bis proportv. Juno 00. (It
Philin A. Gurskns
nit u;uti ri.n iiw : - . . . , 1 - ...
wwk.nlil. (t,,or ""U01I, or money rcniiiiied.. iTIcol Wko,, d Uk. fcÄU-IlJSf-.li: "' 4,,rtl" CW Jrtn .na 1-ourO. 6,root.
jiiunev, ui), jasper, Indiana
JosKfit Funs.
April 1, 1893. ly.
AT COST PRICES!
Owing to a change and extension of oif bushier, which is to take plaro tld
siimmer wo will sell customer, um
the 1st day or July. 1893. cvori thing in our stock iu thn lino of FUItNlTUKl OH COFFINS At Strictly Cost PriceH For Ciud". Wo invite all who are in need 'of any
thing in our line to tako advantage ol this
Extraordinary Chance.
Never before offered in tills cotintv. K imlnc our slock and prices before pur ihasing and you will be convinced.
Alles uro?.
N, W f-'ornnr Public Snuaro, JiM"1 ....ii U IflO't