Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 43, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 July 1894 — Page 5

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ASPER COÜLUERjjfr

jrOnlv !W went from Jasper i' .Miirrngo excursion Sunday la.t.

A iirl to do 'iientl Iiohrnti "A." Conn tit ollioe.

J, I'. Sail returned from Cht-

imil-iv ml i-m uiku-lu folMiil

.all... , ...... v.... irv . .

at his office on lUlt street.

rl. Al

nil lilt' r."-,

Fok F.U.K. Marv, m vean old, iol traveler, well coiNlitioned, evntle. -il-In-.-"C." fui iniru" ollice.

äffiUtzweiler Urns., have inov-

lillL'llt Colli. O0ll-!il fl,,.;r ,m..i iiKirl-i.l inli k'unl'i'l'-

j Unir or t-everv couiii. -m .umI'ouv'li Cure banishes them. M,

building on North Main .-treet.

Sain Cox,

killed bv being

aged

Kili.kii. Mr.

(ho. it hoi . iiiiv is over.-" 3c.11, .

huve that electric light in Jas- thrown from a horse at St. Marks 'on Wednesday. He was a son of r- (-'Cedar" Cox" a farmer living near 1 not only relieves; it does inon?, it tI)l,n. 1 Y refer to One .Minute Com-h

nimble wr aU aires, all eoiuii- tSTAn alann of lire ve.-terdav

at all times. M. Friedman.

morning w:ts caused hy Himc boys

tr?rHlafklerries are be i n g playing with matches in the up

rtislit in, an the ladies are misy iniiifi.

loads

jr.I.w. liuehart has .'50

Ii, in will K'H in any oiiantity

,1. Delivered free at any place in

stairs of Mr. J. Clement's residence.

and setting the house on fire, was extinguished without

V. damage.

It

rreat

B.

trirW'ork begun on the fotinda-

. for Mr. Albert Donnert s , j; nidence on Tuesday.

new

linilrond Excursions. St. Ixniis, Mo. l'hotonipher's Aii'ii

!of America, .lulv IM to -7.

I To Cleveland. Ohio, on account of

ineetiiiL' CiiiW.1 S. of ( K. ticket.- willl

!m)I1 Julv '.I, 10 A: 1 U ei"! rvtiiraina till

F Antlmny, Kx-Po-tmit-tcr of IVuin-IJulv lSth, at one fare for round Inj. Ct'v Iowa, -avs: "I taught on hottle! To Ht. Paul. Minn., on account ln-Mv-tU'Curo for Klieiunalbm and two volition Catholic Total Abstinence I'nion I tlinn II Mm mil li. of America, tickets will lie poM atone

UKI lit'1

. I ever took.'

iit, Jner.

irThe llase liawlers had a very ... 1. ...... a. ... ilk. I If . .1

KlWIl Willi 111 III- .-v.ll'r.71

j-e

Satnnlay

.trctl alout $15.

irove

night, and

Sold by M. Friedman, ami one-thinl fare, certificate plan, on

ov. 10, ya, 8uio.t.ug. isi'-'u aiMiAi.

AccidcBt.

Au"u.-t bntch. while coming

down a pair of steps at Henryville, Stmdav afternoon slinied and

mm 11 1 Ii 1 . .

... .... it I Men. and oroKe ins neni arm cio.-c

vw 111 a uvu ii.ii.i-i .-..i.V............ t ... TT- 111 1 iri and healf. It was made for that to the wrist joint. Dr. I Imklebach tVeit for bums, cuts, bnibc.-,! ja. fracture Mondav moniing.

bands, sores of all dccnptions, He arrjmI in JasiHT Monday

't , ..I . -li. 1

ovenin" ami will remain wiui 111.-

mother until he recovers.

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

Rol

Baking Powder

ABsauunnr pure

November, 17, 1393 ly.

1'CK.SOXAL. Mr. 0. J. Huettner, of Anderson,

Ind., sjnmt the Fourth in Jasper.

Mrs. Katie Wright, of Cannelton,

lud., was the guest of Mrs. Sarah

Cooper, on the 4th.

Mr. Fred. Schenk and mother, of

Kvansville, attended the picnic at

Jasr on the Fourth.

Messrs Gus liretz and Frank Eckert, of Louisville, Ky., and

Will Carleton. of the Petersburg

Press, were m Jasper for the 1th.

(Jus Sondcnnan has been at Knoxville for the past week paint

ing sins for Dr. Coble, Dekempcr

Uros., and m. roe.

Durns are alieolutelv oainlcsa when De

Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is promptly ap

plied. This statement is true. A jterfect remeilv for skin diseases, cbappeil

li

1 ...si.. ....... :

Ill VOII IUI 1; juiwrc urn 11. .....

ÄärWheat threshinir h:is begun.

.. ,,r.iin w iiliimti .-mil full. Some A horse kicked H. S. Sbafer. of the

i,l,as Wen brought u ,n:,rk,t SiZ imi n I.tinil I ... ' ..1 . . : .t .

vnn.-. ........ Unuiscil me Knee joini lomtxjini-Miu. .1 . , . 7TT i- , I friend recommended him to use Cbamirly UiH'rs, Karlv Hisei, Karly Kisers, KrlainV ,,ain ahl whk.h iie,lid,and famous little pills for constipation, j jn tHO t,.lV. wa;. abU. j0 1t, anun,i. Mr. ; hrtidache, dys-psia and nervous-,jiaer j,.,;.- rvcoiniuendcil it to many othr. M. Friedman. cr- and sav.-it is extvllent for any kind

tlw, of a I muse or .-pram. 1 iii.-saiur n-mini me,. . t . ,.t 1

;is aisoiainou.-ioi ii. in-- niauuuii.-Hi. 11 i For sale bv M. Frictlman, the Drmrjist.

at - .: - . .

iSrThe (J. A. II. meine at ,1.1s-

-

j-r.Mr. Philin Kunkel wa

nor of a ticket which drew mbomo parlor set of furniture jokes' on Saturday night last.

lands and lips, and never fails to cure iles. M. Friedman.

lörW. O. Newton was arretted and taken before Esq. Bates at Hirdseve last Friday, charged with

stealing a belt 'from Abell's mill

He tiled atlidavit for a change of

venue from Jefferson township, and

the hearing was set for July 21st

before Esq. Zoeller at Jastwr. and

he released on bond.

I.ast June, Dick Crawford brought his

twelve months old child, suffering from infantile diarrhoea, to me. It bad leen

weaned at four months old, and being sickle evervthinz ran throueh it like wa

ter throuirh a sieve. I cave it the usual

treatment in such cases but without lenetit. The child kent crowinsr thinner

until it weighed Uit little more than

I

uli.m L-.m or iK'rlinrMd fi'tl Irfllllld-'

;on the Ith was a success, notwith- o.. startcl the father to srivinc Cham

... U'ttor aid to digestion. 'staiiditlU' the lllimlKT of neighlwr-'liTlain's colic, cholera and diarrhoea ... (.Hit iMin for dv.-oeosia. 1 . 4: . ..11 ....wl Tl.rt'remeiiv. Ik-fore one Iwttle of the cent

lmmore rvliahle for biliousness, i . " -...1. 'i . been u.I, a market iinprove-

1 t;..-.tirm thaii DeW tt's Little rocccti 01 uiu m.uiu.- mmu ...,. was antI ,ts contmueit um.-

rlv I!ii'rJ. till? f:tlllOtlS little oills. M. 'Monument Association almitt ?21M). nm-l the child. Its weakness and puny

clman .v Everything was well conducted amiiconstitunon .lisapinrareii. ana 11s iainer

jIJcs Voll-an'1 niyscii relieve iiiecmius u it-was

isave! ov ims remeov. j. 1. .uakui,

M. Ih. Tamaroa. III. For sale by 31.

i" t -1 i K . ;

a I III- .111111 ml 11U11. V. a ' -

fiman . I'.verytiung was wen conuueu 7; 7 . all passed off merrilv. Miss wrThe space Wtween the cap- I . b , ,no of the Soldiers' M0nume.1t n a, il the snuarc base. otlL'ht to be, , ,, fir... r t

ought

ünneneu anout nve icui

tatute is placed m

read-

Declaration.

tlmmrbtflll find tdlilosOldlicill

!.- ". ...... t

s aline is p.ace ... ,.., . rodow of the mges leading up to slant now is too abrupt for Uo Revolutionj and a inarkmg of

A ajjH;arancc.

the nroirress, as well as dangers, be

Dav. settinir the Republic, and cursorily

,,nd eu .tounhiiiL' on the relations of labor

and capital. Those who missed

IllEUM ATI.M COKKD IN A

t ' I - 1. . ..Iinult. iKu in nnn in tlirM. llnva.

4 ,i( 1 amnMj v . .... .... - - - -

imrstoriou;. It removes al once iKC'-uiiig n i--i iimnv...... iH-nnd thedUeaso immediately diiup- and our jwojile will be glad to hear r. Thte first do-e greatly bunetSt. 75 kj,,, anothcr time.

Sold by Jlnrtin rneaman, liruggisi.

ov. iu, ,8m. AH Fr;Ci

refran fer W. C, T. U. Semi-ARRyal Ceaveati te be Held at Jasper, lad., July 14. 1894. 1) :00 Music. Devotional Exercises bv Mrs.

Rev. John Hover.

9:30 Music. 9:45 Heading of Minutes of last

Meeting.

Address of Welcome, bv Miss

Lottie Doane. Response by Miss Helen Rose.

10:00 Appointment of Commit

tees.

Address by Rev. A. L. Medcalf, 4'hv do not all Women Ilelong to

the C. T. U.?"

10:30 Talk by Mrs. Rev. Jack

son, "impression.

10:45 Miss Estella Hrittain, Rec

itation.

11:00 Roll Call. 11:15 Talk bv Local Pres. and

Supt.

Il:o0 Noontide rmver, Mrs.

Josie 0. Cooper.

11:45 Music. 12:00 Noon. AFTEKNOOX. 2:00 Music. 2:15 Devotional Exercises. 2:30 Declamation, "The Con

flict," Miss May Rose.

2:45 Address bv Rev. John

Rover, "How do YV. C. T. U. Women Stand as Church Members?"

Music. 0:00 Declamation, "Are we a

Christian Nation?" Lulu Lemmon.

3:15 Address bv Rev. Win. J.

Jackson, "What I Think of the W.

C. T. Union.'

3:30 Cor. Secy's Report. 3:45 Treasurers Report. 4 :00 Address hy Miss Helen Rose. 4 :15 Address hV Rev. J. T. Rean, "The Work of the W. C. T. LT." 4:30 Address by Miss Lottie Doane k Franehis '

Reiort of Com.

Irelaul lakliafg. I. T. Clark, of Jasper, was in our town to see hisj best girl. The lawn party given by tho Star R. R. Club was a success as far as the "Stars" were concerned. What has become of "Madge" and "Rlackeyc" and all the other correspondents to our papers? Our town is almost free from loafers. This hot weather it is said they are out in the country laying in the shade, but alas! a few still remain to play croquet. A cable line from our town to the residence of W. IL II. Greene, is talked of. We hope it will prove

successlul, lor it will ue a great con

venience and also save a great

amount of horse-tlesh.

It seems that the Coukikk corre

spondents of Ireland have sojourned

to a cooler clime, and we think the

editor of our valuable paper will he

glad to hear from our little town during their absence. The Star B. R. club were badly beaten by the Otwell club Sunday at Sulphur Springs. They have resolved not to play again on the Sabbath ; it is a good resolution if it is only carried out. It is rumored that a wedding will take place in our little town in the near future. The "Good Book"

says it is not good for a man to live

alone, therefore some are trying to

fulfill that part of the Scriptures at least. We notice that "Wild Flower" did not appear last week, and we are very much afraid that the hot weather has proved fatal to the delicate blossom. When "Miss Esox" was wandering by the brookside, receiving her noble inspirations from the "Wild Flower" and Rowing rivulet, she did not know she was watched hy the Evkxing Stak.

THIS IS OUR

SIDE

of it we claim to have tho baet stock of reasonable goods in town,

and at pne-s that will pleaae you and your po-ketbook. And we ar?

confident that investigation will causo 3"our view to coincide with

Mrs. Will you look I

The Popular Store of

S. KUEBLEB,

West Side of Public Square, asper,. - Indiana

Adjournment.

Free Tills. Pond your aMress to II. K. 15uoklenfc Co., Cbffairo, and pet a free- sample lwx of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy In action and are particularly effective in the cure of constipation and" sick headache. For malaria and liver trouble they have leen proved invaluable. Thev "are iruaraiiteed to le

iterfeetlv free from everv deleterious sub

stance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken bv their action, but by

irivine tone to stomach ami Ixwels greatly invigorate the svstetn. Regular size

"r per box. .Sold by Martin ! nednian,

Dnimrist. 4

pT,

Ind.

List of Letters n.'iiiaining in the Post Oilice

jkt, intt., .liny iiu, 10.11.

aörThe conflict over the attempt

by the Government to bolster th Pullman monopoly is getting seri

ous, and reat danirer exists of its

leading to a civil war, in which the lalor organizations will be on one

side, and the coqonitions with President Cleveland and the army to help them on the other. I". S. troops in Chicago are helping the monopolists. Dentistry. X. II . Wilson. Dentist, desires to in

form the itoblic that he will continue to . . ... .:.t.

-1-on. Henrv.

TboM? who have used Dr. King's New

at Dieven- know its value, and those who

have not. have now the opportunity to make regular vx-its to Jaser;

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,, ... 1 11 it ;irv 11 rrce. 1:111 on wie ainniiwi".- siaxmiiiK wie (vi"mimi..v

iie nwm, 1 . 1 .

ell, tJ. K.

trv

eist

it Free. Call on !

:md eet a trial Itottle, fn-e.

notwith-'

iMn to me contrary, .ue

Send I time of wbich will be publii-hetl in the -1. . r ; " 1 .1... It . r

. it- i 1 i. i:... ...11 I . . , . ,..

' in hick, .1. 1. luwii, v.. vour naiiK' :uiu aaim-s 10 ii.v.. itii Kieiiriiutnns 01 .ins .aiH'rano wie iiuuuh,:CllAS. K'SC. P. M. X- Co..-Chicsieo, and iret a sample box of, bum Signal. He has noconneetion with jpr. King's New Life Pills free, as well Drs, F. M. treen, F. A. Hrown. and W. H'f just as e:isy t tr' One Minute)a;I sl .py of (.uide to Health and House-,!.;. Down, professionally. Itat has il1i Cure as anvthinu else. Its easier i10i(i In.tmetor. free. All of which is made arransements with Dr. II. A. 3Ios-

11 . t. :.l. I. 11. : .. . 1 1 1

ure a seven com or emigu wuu u. inian.utce.1 to tlo vou tno.i ana cosi yo ,y, 01 iiuntimriiun;, 10 aueno an urevm i v.mr next ltiircbase for a nugb tre.nothinir. Martin Frieilman.DnicstoR'. 4 .i-i-s dnrinsr bis absence, without extra

,l mute loutili v un. .euer meu- charge to initieni. .

n.-; iMtter result; utter try 11. M.i flwn have lately leen placed ",:in: t . - - uKm the market several cheap reWrDr. K. .1. Kempt" is treating' prints of an obsolete edition of lite a number in Jasper for the '"V1 tster's Dictionary." These

"I.

r. lor a iiitmler 01 otners 111 .ias--r to take the treatment, with henIt to themselves and families.

Nut one minute elapses letwecn the

One of our young men went over to Washington a few .lays ago and won I1S-I plavim; poker. He now

thinks of tioing bac k and bringing

various names., ..,.,, ...j.i. j.;,n t,eir machine slnps

rnabridged," "The 1 water works. Petersburg News.

lluvklciT Arnica Salve.

given

hoi habit, with the "gold cure, books an. i said the patients are all doing, "Webster;

11. ami Iosiny their taste fonOreat Webster's DictHinary," "Web-

.nur. 1 here is vet room. iiow-(i..r's lUa Dictionary. "U eii.-ter s

Knclvcopedic Dictionary, etc., etc.?, Tl.e liest .-aive m me worm ior cw, 1 ...... :n..ibruise. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, leer

Mire, tetter. rhapicd bantls, chilblains.

" 1

ter reprint jKirtion of each from A

to Z is the same, lortv-six years

..... . t i 11: ... .... .....1

Ii; III V'llt" .'IIIIIIK- vylii;il 1 ' ,.,.1 . 1

shouldn't iKH.i.le take Oneibciitntl me limes, aim pmueu nun

tiff. Whv

mule Cough Cun? They ' do. M. FritHlman.

should, nlates made bv tihotognudnni; the

1 1 - old pages.

;eorgeLawa-nce,.Iohn The old IkwIs has been padded

ami (b.iirri Mi'Vi'mMi out bv vanoiis auuiuons cuiieti iron.

V , v m - - - - -7--- 1 - .

but tue ixKiv is wie

Ix J All..

1'K'khowe and (leorge

aiming Spencer county as their Ivanou. sources,

V - 1 ... - . . f .. il... ....KU I .el.,.! I 1 1-

nu. were arrested at .letlerson- same mai . a.- pm m? . v-. . ill.- ..ti W.wl ueeL- was nresident and duly buried at

W found in jiossession of a lot of Ih" property stolen from Strat man's anlware store in Huntingburg, -iu'ii a preliminary hearing, and nt to jail in default of bail on Friv last.

II, Nelson, who is in the drug busat Kinirville, Mo., has so much conWrnrv i t'liainlwrlain's colic, cholera l diarrhoea remedy that he warrants '"Ule and offers to refund the :?" to any customer who is not satis-

T er using it. Mr Nelson takes no n iloing tili? liecause the remedy is

vriuiti cure for the diseases for which

intended and he knows it. It is for

M. Frie.linan, the Dmggist.

lhe present strike of rail-

f(if rs m sympathy with the I'ull-

an laborers, shows that organized

j - " - c tl lift

C Hill llliW

w nf.rce them and realizing that atever system iniures one branch

''bor iniures nil. When thov

fanize iM.liticallv, and bv tltcfr

"Wt li, ,! .,f ,.H'.,. .1 1..,.

JJW tools of capital, thev will lie "W to get nil time itfle icl- fur

JJf'out leing threatened with miliü. S. Hoops. May God W the dav. '

the incoming of Lincoln, the

Webster, current from Lincoln to

Harrison, is the jKpular copyrighted

"Unabndired " which has recently

l)cen stiH.rcedel by Wkiisti:ks I.vTKltXATION.M. DlCTIONAUV. SeO ad-

vcrtiseincnt in another column.

lluntfiitthuiX Nes.

Died, at the residence of Herman Beckmann. :t Fenlinaml, on Tttes-

d.av, lxui. Sauer,

com.-1, ami an sum enimioiis, au jii-

t.velv cures lules, or no pay rvijuireu.

It is suaninteetl to give ierfect satisfac-

Hon or monev retumle!. I nee eems

ier lnx. For sale by Martin t nedman. . . . . . , . . 1 1 .".

.pn. isi, i.v 1. No inoa cosent reason couhl be

given wnv me voters 01 wie esi

and South, who favor an income

tax, should mass their votes than

the course pursued by the repub1 . it it

hcan leaders aim tneir aines, me plutocratic press. Frankfort Crescent. ChiMreas Day Prefram At the M. l' cliureh. Ja-iMT, July ut 9 . a.

01 M)insniie,

aged alxmt GO years. The deceased was visiting his son, Win. Saner, and was suddenly taken ill on Sunday which resulted in his death on Tuesday. The corpse was brought to this! city Tuesday night and taken

to Lomsvil e Wednesday mornin

for burial.

On Mondav the directors of the

brick factory closed a contract with

W. A. haidaly, of Cincinnati, for

the erection of a patent dowiwimtt

kiln, at a cost of alout 'tCKX.

Work on the kiln is to begin the latter part of next week. Trustee Ph. Bamberger has advertised for bids for the erection of a new school house in Dist. 5, Pa toka township.

11. w.l Mmiv.-r. Mj.tiT i;.lTt lllltlllT.

s.ini lv school .

lrsv-r Hy sup... J. f. Parker. Mu-ic .. Sitiir liy sehiMtl , OiM-ninic AWr- Cicvn Clark, Ni Muht in lli-avvtt - lU-rtha Tr.iylor , On-Monilni in May . . -- Ijila Kirk; AWarnlnr - scutt Hunter,

Tin- Worltl Without Cliildren I anny Tr.iylnr Chltilreti . - t.eorjje Wuchnt-r Mu-ir. In.trawirntal . . . .

Annie lliiiiirraiiiiuiiii m-iiit;

i:.-citatin For a IUv . Kiliear Tray lor; I HaT a i"t-r In Ifravi-n . Mamie ('Uric;

in.. K..'relse Ur six Oirl;

ll TliliiJC lirtKUt anu intiiiiiui im , Onett Mauile Clark ami Norma Miltmrn ;

da.- Kerce . - r I.iltl.-.irl-..

Ourtt . T UttH' ioni.re , Ilv nraTrarliranit I.nla Wucluier; M"-ic " (nn' "ml orjjan. Ity otto

Z4M'IIt am. .innie onmrr;

Under the Walker tariff wool was worth GO cents a oimd. After thirty years of republican protection and over three years of McKinleyism, wool ia" worth IS cents a

ound. Madison Herald. Transfers ef Real Estate In Iiulxi- county durini the tnontli of June l-H.a-.-hnwiiiii tlierountv ll'eonlT'-oillce. Win. II. llurfonl to llubbunl l!n-.. lot 1 unapt. U, Imuun's anil lluAter's utld Illnlsfve. M. 'Milton t. WaJilln toOzro Wadtlle, T uer.s In section 2V. t J r 3. $101

John o. Nounaii to Klizali-th K. V. Ir vn,

I ami . 100 acr in f 11, 1 1 . rsm John A. (irtf 11 to Kirim ii. strain, unil j pt of 1J0 aer m .- 23. 1 1 r C. $1.40.

MaryC. Kotliri-r to Henry HilNnieyer. tot 3 and X. UotttcT add IIuntinburK, ami pt --c XI. t - rS. r.'-i

i;ThariI II, Ht mki' to Jos. A. Hemke, et ul..

pt lot l-C, I-fnlinaiiil.IIO. John).. Kversuian to Jo--. A. Itfinkc, ft al nt lot 10. niiuaml. J.V

FriLtl W. Freyln-rxiT to John llaecher, pt -e2I.t 1 ii ri$l,VM.

Ilarlev It. Stewart to Jlarr A. Stewart, it ami '. HO di-rv in .-ee II, I I r 3, $."AU. JlaO" Stewart to .Mayiiii- Stewart, .0 acres in see l'.'.t I s r J.$-'-OU.

Matilda 1'irtlv to l.iae Uaueher, lot I, Durf.JlVi Henry SHlir.id-r ml'. U. Shaw uml I. Hummel. i.V. new in see 6, 15 and VJ, l? r5, ami sec 31 1 1 s rS.tl.

C Uuiiitiii l. et al.. to John W . Ilarri-on.l'l

arr- in .-c H. t 2 s r i ami 31, t 1 s r .". 7i.

lieo. Mtrverto Aiiu-t ti. .Meyer.M acre In

see 33. t . ii r I. t-XXI.

John (.. Ij i.-tiier to I'liil Hilly, pt see IT, t I nrl. hm. Klleu Iarl;ti Tho-. II. Parks, 100 acre In

.wl,t I r3,$i;.tWL

rnllip limy t Jon i. lA'i'iner, pi ee n.

1 1 n r I. f-l

Henrv Imditrlie, cotn'r. to I'liil. Steinert,

lot llUIltillKOIirV. UrlTU. Ch.i. Mi iikhaus to V. I. II. A O'eo. K KiriV.- nt Int II. lltintitiirliiiri:. Jl.TOX.

Ko.a Kn.il. et al., to Uoast ratter, pt lot 11,

Jasper. RV.

A. l . lltiriiison in toiirao iiniwii.rv aeres in

-clV,t 1 n r3.$-W. Krank J. Miller to John lilueiiiel, 100 acre in .w.V 1 1 t3. ft. 100.

Ho-a Kran, etat., to Anthony Krau, lot ll hiiiI tit ül.Jd.iH-r. IHM.

Anna N. Kicken to John Kirkcn.pt tot 17.

Gerken's mid lluntliitlnii:. $100.

John (.irami'lspaclH'r to John i- rnniiiiiin.

lot Md'rilliis2l add Justier. K..'..

Ilos.1 Krau-, et al., to Clias. Kraus, pt lot 21, Jasper, $400. Aimer M, samler to Martha Sanders, 10

acre in sec 21, t 2 s r3, $1.

KliralM-tn Jl. ll.-iiry to i-roy i. iiarui-on,

0 acre In see 15. t I r 3. $273.

H.T. Koemer to Krank Zimmer, pt i, K) and 70. Kiwnicr's add llinl'ye, $12..

Uin iiz hunkel to win. w urzia-rKer, lot ..,

7rI.Wam! W, Kenlinand, $W. Inil II. I.iiiilirr.-lM-to Oonrad Iindgre Im:, und nt lot K. Hunt imrliunr. fi.VW.

Mack I. Ixinmon to Klmert. small, pt sec

2l.t2 r .$'..

Sheriff I. r, to ("aniline (Jreener, w acre in

et Ion t. t J r 1, r,l.l".

Report of Madison Tp. CemmcHceneat

Hcceints at door $15 50

t

EXPKNSES.

Music $(.00

Programmes, etc., 2 50

Janitor 1 W

Peace lie still .. . Mother . sonc ... I .ate . iK-rlauiatioii How The Violet Ciik Muir. In-lrunient.il le-tamation i..-claHiation ... I reclamation

lN-c!amtiin lUHiation .- iM-clawiation Ovelamatlon

Chatter ll

Total -fO 50 Balance 10 00

The above is a correct ietwrt of

the receipts and expenditures from the Madison Tp. Commencement

held at Ireland Mav '2(5. Surplus

given to the Tp. school fund.

I! kacb .Mc.swai.v, .Manager. WILLIE'S WOOING,

The Prettiest Sour of 1894. solo. Chorus ami Heveric. HV S. C. HANsO.W

We have reeeivel a com. Do not fail

totiresent votir sweetheart or yoiirwite

wiili :t eouv -iiul nave nersinciiie iH-auu

fill tjtorv othow von wotK.nl her, which is

so swee'tlv tohl in these channiiif worxls ami U'witchiii)- nieloly. Yon will enjoy

her "reverie.

This is a tenner love song of the high

est onler. Price, 111 cents. Athlress.

S. C. Hanson Co., Publishers, Villiainsjort, Iml

KtllfCura.

. . . Wuii Waimcr,j II v Infant Cla.l trank Waitner, Kloyd Traylor. Talfiescliiihh", Violin and Onran. . t.tmile Tillman, . . I.ula WiH'hner, Merl t'reeni'.

Hertha I.emlH,

IreiHlie Aoeller,

. . Hoy (;reen , .. HarrisoH Clark.

Norma Mlluura,

TIIK Itt-tTKXT THII OK TIIK SKASOX

TO OI.I POINT CII.MIOKT AXOTIIK SKAMUKK. The fl Knjynlile for the Smallest Kapell.

ti... r...iil.vr Annual Kxcumlon to OM

Point Comfort in cli.rce of Mr. W. A. WUku.

T. P. A., A til Ire ron Tliur-Miay, Jiiiy .ui, via;

ir Line undC. . itiiiways.trom jasper on , rejrular train, leuvlnx at f, a. in., connect ini; 'Ii S.-ashore Special, which leave U .t j V, I'nlon Station nt I a) p. in. The round i trip rate to old Point Comfort I only $15.UV ami the ticket are kixmI until Auiit l7tli, with stop over privileges. returnliiK only. j Thi trip urpaei any offeml the travel in puhlle heu you consider the small ex peii und the many delightful diversion tiM.ml. Orand aiul henutifiil scenery. In vi.'.tr.nin mountain iilr.surf b.itlilnjf. iH'can

voyaite, palatial entertattiment at the HyKela

t.OH'l, ail'I a 11 H'liiri npoui, ii.iiti.i. Th.. low rule of ri.0terdiiv ut heen v

ciinsi Ut the llyueia for all who k on the

MILBURN 6l CO.. UEALEKS IN

FARM MACHINERY.

We carry in stock a Complete Line

of Champion Hinders and Mowers, Moline it Smith Wagons, Buggies, Surreys, Carts, Harness, Whips, Lap Spreads, Cultivators, Plows, Hay Hakes, Harrows, Hay Loaders, Sewing Machines, and Hepairsi

Call and see them before purchasing

MILBURN & CO., JASPER. INDIANA.

What Coot! Have I IKme In The World.

Loul WajfHcr; tLnn r tir tin- XUMll '

ITayer. Mamie Wairner; A Plea - Currar Clark;

ClosltliC Addre.

MACHINE SHOP

Conkkr or Newton and 7tii Sts., JASPER, IND.,

DANIEL F. J. MILLER. Pioprie'or

IIUVK In this hop tvrtl Uclllly for rtpili.Df torn mackitirry ul II kind, and tuikt preiil t. of liUlMlnit ami rtpriritiK 8TKAM KNIJINKS and

XII.I.WOKK

tilut krfpan h.nj a p(l oi ."MAni.Mi,nrr.r

n.-. i;il. Kvcrv attention ami courtesy win ., ,nj turn h.nin n. .1 rraulrr.l

i......i...l.uiliille.witlifint erort. C liolee it ... inr I. v II Kit AMI HlllllIKh

of nutr;turnlmT,I'tw.iii uicniiionii ami tlKLTIXil, and will furnl.li

("Hlton nw, win ih iiveii. eiisujiiuK u'-'j w ffnlr thkkiosi;

who desire to vise, i.yiieiiuurK. TOK.H. IIOItSK row kks, e. llrhlite und other iM'.nt of Interest. KAKMKK3 PaKTICUI.AI'i. sl..,.riini r.ir rates will he $t.(M for l'i'rtll,l.., .,.. ,,, H1.v. i,,r a.m

lanilsville to Old Point, to he iieciipUil .y ,Undt. Rpra and u-fr. li

! on liorl nolle

iil.tK.. aKI AHA

InvltetS to kI

iitljr worn out

II Ac. lullr

or to persm, nmi ppiieiuion i,rtUO0l ASNKW. and at bat Ulli. "n

twu camtd." Ica.i- oo D.atit

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DAXIIti F. 4. LU-K.

Umj 99, vm

shi-plBK car .paee IiohIiI he made at mice to a u ,Wi W..i. WlUll f. I Pourtli Mreet, IjOiiisvllle. 50,J, w,y Ky. I'or further particular, aldres its'

lloru Tra, k,r ;-TJ - XitUtMiiy

New Spring Goods.

- LATEST - STYLES -

Mrs.C. Hochgesang 's,

Cor. N. Main & 14th St., Jasper, Ind.

The public are invited to call and

inspect niv new good, of all kinds,

and learn mv

Very jLow Prices ! or everything. Mv ftock of staple

groceries and dry goods is always

p with the best.

COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED Ht the highest market price.

Mrs. C. Hochgesang. Apr. 6, 1894.

POSITIONS GUARANTEED

ander reasonable condition. Oar FREE N W caulofue will explain why we can afford H.

Dmau's Practical Bista&s dime

NASHVILLE, TEHM. Wme tor eaulofae. J ookkawlfic. Shertht-4, PwmafltM. .an4 TUr

..k. iaz uun mare tBoner in the imemi oi

our KtoploymentDepa rtment than half the Busines

(colleges taie in as launa. "r leachiBf book keeping Ii eoual to 12 weeka bjr the

old piaa. 1 1 leacaers, ajw "' vacation; eater any time. Caaar B oa. We b reccatlf prepared booki especially adapted ta

HOME STUDY.

Seat oa 0 daya trial. Write as nd eipiaia Hour wanti." ft. B.-We pay ca.h for all acincies as book-keepers, steaographers, ;fl'" alerks, etc., reported to as, provided we all saaw.

3 J.

REMOVAL SALE! Preparatory to removal to the new, 1 i 1...M.1:.... ,.(

arge anu coininouious uuuuiu

the I. O. K. M., I will offer for tlie

Next 30 Days

My entire stock of goods, consisting

of Dry Goods, Xot ions, Hals

uui Caps, Hoots and .Shoes,

Mgiim' and Hoys' ICeady Made Clothing at Greatly ISeduecd Prices.

The enemy of I-ow Prices (The

Cn'dit System) will be discontinued. Goods will be sold strictly for cah or its equivalent.

Thanking our trienüs tor past avors, we solicit a continuance of

their patronage, now that we

Öfter Goo-la at a Sacrifice. öfConie, See and be Convinced.

JOHN P. NORMAN. KKLAxn, June 22, 1894.

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