Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 47, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 August 1894 — Page 5

JASPER COURIER

jörTako some orcain ut tho lawn party to-night. jriTThu "Handle and Lumber Co.," 11,0 wig " immense lot of lumber. KV nil tho HiuiU!, si alight cold, conLn.tM luugä or severe rough. One Jimutt) Cough Coro banishes tlu'in. M. Friedman. '

jdrTnrLs of Jackson township wert' blessed with a good rain on Tuesday, and thoy enjoyed a shower in Mai ion on Wednesday. It not onlv relievos; it looa more, it curt"'. We "refer to One Minute Cough Cure. Suitable for all ages, all conditions, at all tiuie. M. Friedman. y BörDuring all these close times the Jasper Manufacturing Co. has had a lively demand for its superior veneer, and has kept steady at

work. IturiiH are nlisolntclv painlcHri when De Witt's Witeb Hazel Sidve is promptly applied. This statement in true. A pcri.ft remeilv for akin disease, chapped hands amf lips, and never failH to cure pik. M. Fried man. y Lwvn 1'auty. There will be n lawn party at the Public School grounds to-night, under the auspices of the Jasper Bunday School, (live it a good attendance. KirMr. Philip Kastner, The genial nmnrietor of the Farmer's Hotel,

flike the small boy when school is

out, with rod and reel is haunting tho shady banks of Patoka trying to

t.wl Ok. trii'kv turtle. Pllll SUVS

they wont bite." We would rccom mend a change of bait.

Karlv Kisers, Karlv Uisers, Karly Hisers, tl. tiuunnx little iVills for cotiHtipation,

sick headache, dyspepsia and ncrvons-

iies. M. rnedinnn. .

ifflrllnn. David T. Laird, for

nianv years Judge of the old ui Judicial circuit, and afterwards o

nil. or circuits, died at his home in

Roekport last Saturday, very suddenly, aged 78 years. Judge Laird practiced at the bar in Dubois coun-

w fnr a Ion' time, and was favor

ablv known to almost all of the ole

.iiimia lie had been m very

feeble health for over a year.

n..vi7i'M Witch Hazel Salve cleanses

.i,ri(5..u nml lnnln. It wan made forthat

purpose. Use it for hums, cuts, brum, chapped hand, sores of all descriptions, and if you havepilesuse it for them. -M . Friedman. "

ly-Don't forget tho lawn party

in the School house grove to-night.

Fink Kali. Ci.othinu. John P.

lluther. the tailor on the corner of

nth and Clav streets, has tho most

complete lot of samples lor rim

clolhin' for men ever brought to

Jasper, do see them.

Huntingburg Argus: The Star Mill Co. will soon shut down for

the purpose of putting in a now eighty horse power, automaticsteain engine and a steal tubular boiler, weighing over 10,000 pounds. ttf-When the streets are dusty, or a (ire has occurred, Jasper people are lusty for water works, but when a rain has fallen, and mud takes the place, of dust, and danger is lulled, they laugh about water works. Push that petition, Krank.

Dedication. The American M.

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K. church at lluntmgburg will no

edicated the last Sunday in Auust. llishon Rowman has prom

ised to preach the dedication seri i

mon. wverviiouy is uiviieu,

there will be a big attendance.

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

CMty Baara af Review.

Baking Powder

ST. LOUIS EXCURSION,

Tickets 0-4

ABSOUSIEUr PURE

November, 17, 1893 -ly.

I" I ts - n O -a Vir 53 c CI U !

nöS S Sj 2. h 8 tl I j I - m T- -i n er: En z. 2 I I In:

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-i rr

and

Xn lnttir aid to dieestion.

No tietter eure for dyspepsia. Nothing more reliable for biliousness and constipation than PeWitt's Little Karlv Kisers, the famous little puis. - Friedman ' Goon Yikm). Mr. H. A. Mc-

Dnmild. nf lioono township, had 13

ncrrw of wheat on Mr. Scott, Lein

mon's farm, and threshed last week

400 bushels from it or 33 bushels

per acre. The Discovery Saved His Lite. Mr (i. fjiilniii'tte. Dnimrift. Heavers

villi. 111., suvu: "To Dr. King's New

Diseoverv I" owe mv life. Was taken with La iirippe and tried all the physicians for miles alout, hut of no avail and was given up and told I could not live. II living Dr. King'H New Discovery in my etore 1 sent for a ImjUIo and hepan its upland from the first done began to get hetii.p. Min I ufur iiHiuir three littles was up

and nlxmt again. It is worth its weight uomers

in gold. We won't keep store or nouse without u." (et a free trial at Martin Friedman's drug store. 2

Hi:i..TiVK I'hicks. Has any cit

izen of Dubois county ever known the time when corn was worth 10 cents a bushel more than wheat, as

it is now? Wheat is bcina brought

in pretty lively at 10 cents a bushel,

while corn commands ow cents.

An Illinois safe containing $120,-

000 in securities and money eouiu

not be onened and it was taken to

the penitentiary, where an expert

burglar, at the end 01 an nour, imu the door open. It is not likely

however that his term will be short

ened as a reward for his skill.

There""is a law governing the

. . .. . . . 1

travel of traction engines, maKing

it the dutv of every driver of an en

gine, before crossing a culvert or hridyn with the same, to lay down

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leavv nlanks across the onuge, up-

nn wl.ieh the wheels of the engine

may rest while crossing.

Ireland item in Argus: Several

Mm iipimln of this section went

in .lavier Moni lav and lei ine suuw

m.ibi. M11.1.1 in."" Some went and

MV "ambled, others went and saw the

show, while others went and got

full of "buir iuice." It doesn t

much like hard times does it,

when people have money to dispose

of in that way?

Mvhov was taken with a disease re

sembling bloody tlux. The tlrtit thing I i..imlit nf whs Chamberlain's colic,

in urn mid iiiiirrnoiüi rciucuv. t

doses of it nettled the matter and cured

1.;... wimul nml we . 1 lieamv recom-

..w.f.,1 thin rt.mcdv to all nersoiiH suffer-

lliv, " - - - . . . I

frmn 11 k comnlaint. I win an-

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stamp isenelosed. I refer to any county otlicial as to my reliability. m. .1.

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The Board corrected and adjusted. M. w kmM ,,

L.i....i: I -...1 Holl ,lln-l,"" "-

vaiuaiiuii ui duaijui wt,.m

ships on Thursday of last week, and ,w

raised the valuation 01 jiereonai as b)ecial tram on tne 01. returned by the Assessor of Colum- 4. n. K. leaves JastMir at 8 :40 p. bia township twenty percent., and m, Saturday, Aug. 11, and arrives placed tho increase on the As-at St. Louis Union depot at 5:30 sessor's books. o'clock. Sunday morning. Return-

On Friday the Board reviewed the fog, special train leaves St. Louis work done and decided that to make at II o'clock, Sunday night. Ticktlie assessment equal through the ets are also good to return on the county the valuation of personal ex- regular trains leaving St. Louis on cent liionev in Cass township must Mondav morning and Monday

bc raised ten percent., anu correcieu night, uouna inp irom irom thc Assessor's books accordingly, er only $2.50. Proportionately

On Saturday the Board received cheap rate from other stations on le return of assessment of the Far- the line. For either pleasure or iers' Milline Company, of Hunt- business, do not miss this oppor-

ingburg, showing 175 shares issued tunity. J. L. Mayeh, of the value of 35 per share, mak- Excursion Agt. ing a total of 0,125, and that sum A. Cami'BKLL, Gen'l Pass. Agt.

was placed on the Assessor s dook 01

Huntingburg. . "T

TliA llliHifmnn lliriiu:iri l f.. Ol I . It. WllBOIl. UenUHl. UeBJTCB W

iriintmi.hnrfr fniletl to reort its US- for t,,e public that he will continue to Huntingburg, lailui to reiwri ke vi8it to Jasper; notwithsessment, and the county Assessor 8tamlingthe report to the contrary. The

lirected to make the assess- time of which will be published in tue of that corporation and place columns of this paper and the Huntingthe AW book of Hunt- ,2

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was directeu to

mcnt

it on the

ingburg.

The Board closed a laborious ses- m&ie arrangement with Dr. B. A. mohsion, being compelled by the de- by, of Huntingburg, to attend all urgent fective returns from six townships during his absence, without extra to tro over all the Assessors' blanks charge to pat.ent. w.

of those townships, one by one, and

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make the necessary corrections, in order to make the e'qual assessment,

and do no injustice to muiviuuiua

who had filled out their blanks at

"true cash value." But the mem

bers were greatly surprised at the efforts of some people to become

tax-dodgers, and some blanks that

seem to have been sworn to may oe called for by the grand jury next

month, and the parties be given a

chance to show the value ot tlieir

property in court, upon indictments for perjury. One or two assessors

mav also be called upon to explain why they failed to do a duty they had sworn to perform.

The Board adjourned by limit oi

law on Saturday afternoon.

The Board fixed the valuation oi

MUSLIN

UNDERWEAR '

the corporations in Dubois county . U d Jg a thinfr

us follows, from the reports of their a Better fit, better finish,

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several oiucers:

UulKilrt County State Hank, Jasper, Value Heal Kütate

Value l'ersoual rnipcrty Surirn to Total

Jasper Furniture Company, Jumper, Value Heal IMate

Vulue Tersonul Troperty

daintier work, monoy saved tkoso urn thu TMMorm for the aapremacy of

ÄUbe ready-made. If you want to see

wnai u iuiurwiar pr j , $-ö-0ÜU look nt our counters.

The Popular Store of

Sworn to. .

I Jasper Mfg. Co., Jasper,

I Value Heal t.

.Total.

tute.

Value Personal I'roperty

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löTMr. Kueblcr says so many druiiiiiiers have notified him that they will be in .Jasper next week, that owiiitf to the dull times, unless lie can make customers of some of the travelers, he is likely to have more drummers than customers. With western interests predominating in the V. S. treasury, there

would be more money for

cus-

fejrMr. Krank Betz is circulating a petition to the Jasper Town Board to have a survey made, and levy a tax to secure water works in the town. This is a move in the right

direction, and all public spirited citizens should sign it. By the levy of a tax before hand, the town will be able to build a system of water works within the 2 per cent, indebtedness limit of the law. It is probable they would not cost over $15,000 020,000. Push it ahead, and get all things ready to begin work on them next year.

"I know an old uoldier who had chronic ili-irrhiieil of loill? Htaildilll' to llUVe bct'll

permanently cured by taking Chanibor-

lain'H colic, cholera ami marrnoea n-iu cdv," navs Kdward fcUimnpik, a jiroin inniit dniifL'i.st of Minneapolis. Minn

ul have wild the remedy in this city for over Mjvun yearn, and consider it nuperior to any other medicine now on tho market for liowel complaints." i.V and

m cent bottles of this remedy lor saie ny

M. Friedman, Dniggist.

B. t L. Casiiibk. Mr. Geo. f:riimUii:icher resinned ms cashier

0f the l'henix Loan Association on Mondav night, and Mr. (leo. Mehringer was elected by the Directors to the position. Dues will bo paid hereafter at Mr. Möhringens house

on K. Uli street, and stockholders should bear it in mind.

Mr. Clranielspacher's resignation

rash er and Secretary, and tut;

lection of Mr. Mehringer as Cashier,

necessitated the election of a new

mid Secretarv. Mr. YV .

not

- ... wi. n.-.u f.itnn I nn liv ciiaimc

A Travlor was chosen as Treasurer "r v,,r' , . .i i ..;,i fV u ' . V Wil-iin a Score- venue from Dubois county, and K. and Mr. Win. A. Wilson iu.pu.rc Mnimrn -md F L. Betz went So8m,,vr äs,1: ä. ,' , .1. i.'.: i.. n witnesses in those eases.

ii mrvinsi mis Miisiiiu.s

r'.irl Sweenov. SOU OI

igne

manded

List of Letters

P. 0.

at Jasper,

Remaining in thu

Ind., Aug. iHtlWM. I.A11IKS LIST. Menzinger, MrH. Bicca, Holley, MisH Lissa, (IKNTI.KMKNH I.IST. Critchtlold, Joe. Dodson, Henrj'. Neimiller, Fred. White, John Tow Ciiah, Kou, P. M.

Kenneth Dazeinore had the good for

tune to receive a small bottle of Uiam

herlahi'H colic, cholera and diarrhot

remedy when three members of his fam

i v were sick with dvsenterv. 'ihisniu'

Hmnll bottle cured them alf and he lia

some left which he irave to (5co. W

linker, u iirominciit merchant of the

place, bewiston, N. C, and it. cured him

of the same comnlaint. When trouble

with dvsenterv. diarrhoea, chohc

cholera "morhiiH, give this remedy a tria

and von will Ikj more than nieaseu wu

the result. Tho nralse that nattirallv ffJ

Iowa its introduction and use hns made

it very popular. 25 and 50 cent bottle

tor Bale by M. Fnedinan, Dniggist

l'KHSONAI.. Prosecutor Cox went to Petersburg Tuesday to attend the Piko circuit court. Mrs. John L. Bretz and chUdren have returned home from Troy, where they were visiting for several weeks. Mi.-s Sophie Eckert, Mrs. Joseph r:ri,nr1..i!iflier and Clerk of the

Cmrt, 1. Eckert, went to French Lick Tuesday. Miss .losie Mehringer accompanied nf Mr. J. h. Dcpiwns

youngest daughters, of Louisville, Kv., are visiting at Mrs. Meh-

ringer's in Jasper. i

Mr. Jacob Fromm, Jr., wne ami amilv, of Dallas, Tews, were visit- . . . f.. . II It .L--

ui" lus sister, .ur.s. nuiiu.ni .-.v..

ort, in Jaspei this week. I liey for their southern home on Wednesday. P. L Sweenev, representing Van Camp Canning Co., of tndianapohs, left Jasper last Wednesday for Boston, Mass., and the X. E. territory, and will be absent from home until Jan. 1st, '115. J. E. McFall and Cam. Bretz

went to Petersburg Thursday, to

icar for the defense in the v line

Don't talk about hard times when men who complain the loudest will "buck" a shell-racket and lose from $1 to 1140. A fool is born into the world every minute, 'tis said, but we venture to say there are some of the largest in existence near this place. English News.

Transfers ef Real Estate During themonthof July, 1894, as shown by the records in the olliceof county Recorder, Itrit. Leming. Lewis S. Kerlin to Ken. F. Nicholson, 80 acres in sec 8. t 1 n r a, $400. Phil. Kockelman to John (.ierber, lots 77 ami !tt, Ferdinand, $!XX). Harley 11. Stewart toMina Gill, lot 10, Corn's add to Ireland, $445. Henrv Landftrelie, executor Henry Killian," to Hen. Katterjohn, acre in

sec ;h, l r o, Milt. I). Lemond. adm'r, toUoxena CV Hripgs, ?3 pt lot 7, Duff, fSI. Frank Zimmer to .Sarah J. King, pt lot.s 13 and 14. llirdseye, $275. Ueo. II. (iilliat to Hannah C. Knitzinper, 00 acres in sec 25, t '1 s r 3, fSOO. Pearl Wiscaver to Frank Kunkel, I 'JO acres in sec 2, t 2 s r 0, $700. Frank Knnkel to Pearl Wiscaver, 120 acres in sec 2, t2sr0, $1,000. Nenian Haskinsto Frank Ackennan, 240 acres in sec 8, t 2 r 5, $3,000. Henry Elmer to Anna M. Himer, last will. " , (."has. I). Wininger to fieo. A ., and Anna Hatfield, 1002 acres in sec 23, 1 1 s r J, $3,000. Jesse Anderson to Man- F. Anderson,

41 acres in sec 12, t 1 s ri, i,uuu.

Ctrorn tri i

f il .JVt.lV If 11(11 11.. mill l.lllllIxT CO.. J as 11 LT.

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Vulue rersoiiul I'roperty J8M3r,.

Sworn to Total H.tQti Kcllpnc 1'lunliiK Mill, Juper, . , Vulue KfUl fcstute Value l'enwiittl lTopcrty... Sworn to.. Total........ fl6,B Furniem' McrcuntMe Aiisocliitioii, Irclund, Vuluu lVwonul i'ropcrtjr Not aworn to. . , This unsoclatlon doe not place uny raluo im Ita sliuru ot stock, anil Hweur to uuie as

riiiu red by law to uo. iiu-y iiicitjj hi, t I ,.i.......nt ( nvtMiial property, "punctum the 1

liasclitu do liuMCiua. HuntitiBlmn? Hunk. UtintlngburK, Value of Kcal KUte ... tl.VM Vului. l't-rsoiiul Property V1U

S. KUEBLER,

Weit Side nf Public Sqsare,

Indiana

REMOVAL SALE!

Sworn to ; V Tut,U Star Mill Co., lluntliiljiirK. Vuluu Kcal Kstati; Vuluu rcwonul Property

ifuntiiiguurtf Water Work Co., Ilimtln

.Totul..

Preparatory to removal to the new, laree and cominodious building of

U. H. 31., 1 win oner ior uiu Next 30 Days

mum Mv entire stock of goods, consieting

wju of Dry Gmm1h, Notions, Hat

-r and Caps, Boot antl ShoeM,

hurir.

Vuluu Ileal Kstute. Value ludlvlduuU Stock,.

Iil3. . I -o Ifaixlv

f ks Made UICHI1II1K 511 "rcaiij

Reduced Prices.

frt. I T noou Tli

lilt ciieiiiv ui 1-.V ii i ii'. v ..v.

u ... Total ...

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iiuiitiiiKfur. not yet completed on Credit Svptetn) will be discontinued. the 1st day X April, 1WM. ML-. i. 'mi 1. ....1.. f,.-

Vulue Ileal KKtate UOOU Will U .-UlU wiv.ii i"i w.MM

Vulue SlH5l und improvement - 0.,11;....lnt.

Thanking our friends for past

eounileted on April Int, ItfM

Sworn to

.Totul..

IJipot rSi.iilnMlll, lluntlnKl'rK. Value 11 ul Kxtate Vulue I'erKonul I'roperty Sworn to Totul Kimi.erV MIIUiikCo.. HuntliiKlurf, Value Ileal Ki-tat : Vulue remonul I'roperty and Mock ..

. .. . .Total

striitiinin iianiwaru wi.,

Value Ileal Ketaie Value Personal Property

favors, we solicit a continuance

. ijoao their patronage, now that we Offer GimmIh at a Sacrifice.

tonic, See ana oe uonvineeu. JOHN P. NORM.VN.

fc,tis Ikkland, June 22, 1894.

3,000

Tuf ul . ,....- ...

y mail to Hoard oi llevlew, not sworn to.

more of bis time than he Master

could spare as deputy county Au- clerk of the Supreme Court, Auditor. Sweeney, went fiuhinp nt Iudia-

MirriaKc Licenses.

It. Crook and Clara Highlill.

napolis' last week, ami with some ntbor small bovs was wadmg m

White river, when the current oar-

aeep man

W. F. Archer antl C. Chastino. ried bun over the dam into Knrtunatelv a black

OlUIMlUU V. JjllllUll-in iiiiv j.iiiiiuv Hiiivi. - . j

E. Alexander. was lislung close oy, a u r

him Irom urownmg. uneu v...

t.- ;..ui ,iu o!i to trv One Minute

i'i..i..'. i ..,u,.i. mi.lt i.t.. tn Maria rA.n,l i!nn :i unvtliiiiir el.e. Itu easier

i .1 i....:.i. i,. in .....i i Int Hl. ...... n uuim'ik cold or cough wan it.

l.lllliuuri iiiiiiiii, lui- j" --iiin " ' , . " I Huntincburc. U't vour next purchase for n cough be .. "... t.,: It mi,! i. nt lk.,,. "Mm. nt.. Clinch Cure, lletter mel-

lki :.. ..'iq iiurj i M. u.h..p nullit: lietter trv lt. M.

Ol l.ii in r M tc. .,.,---. iniit , - Tuliii T. Mi'li-hinr to Anton Hablir. w. Kriwlman. v

.. lot 24. Kundeek's 2d adil to Jasper,

, , ,.hJ A GRAND DAY FOR MARENGO

mos. jiaruin, i ui. " v TrilMf, Ko. Sir, I. 0. It. M., '..500 wre feet in nee. 1., t 1, srii, (in town of Ire-

....i tin

""; v.. . ,r . ... , : i

UA.uiuun ui;-

ins came on the

Several bun-

W. L. Douglas

S3 .SHOE

Ofeiiag a the Caiiiaf Fictary.

Lost,

Last .Sunday, a silver watch with Roltl hiitidfl. Finder will return came to Miss

r'luni IC' und receive reward. It.

Cake Walk and Dance. The Clem Comedy Company

have announced a "Cake walk"

antl dance, at Kästner' next Thürs- ' .... .

i i i 1. f..U ...1..... li ii'iml

was asKeii now in; mmuui under, he replied he "felt like praying, but cuuldnt open his mouth for the water." Home Seekers' Excarskw. Tickets will lie sold by the L. J f.. & St.

I,. Cons. II. K. on accomu ui ..bon' Kxcuraioutt. at one fare for the

day night. Th.re w 1 be lots ot wund tms, l for W

fun. Uo and enjoy a nearty laugn. , .-".: , 'Ö . Tm. N'nv. mli.

Cure For IIcjulucli.

Asa remedy for all foriiiH of Head-I ache, Klectric Hitters lias proved to tie theverv bent. It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches vield to its hitlticiice. We urue all who are atlHcted to procure a luiiile. nml cive thin remedy a fair trial.

In cases of habitual cotiHtipation Klectric Hitters cures by giving the needed tone tn the bowels, and few eases Ioiik resist

thu use of this medicine. Try it onee.

Henrv .1. Jiretr. ei ai.io i.wimni mt-i ,fr a teuiOUS aim v

i in 1 7.M1. SiltunlflV aiUl UZIS

tlCltd in cvvj w - -7 - r I

MTMK MST. HaaavcAKiNflw

AmS. etktr unUMIi far

MtkithtWtfM.,

spur at the factory.

S!uX-Ä gallons of blackberries were at

Xuwry OCK ununeeii i"- ii.p faotorV. lUlViniT OCUIl mitimacu ÄrSÄ.- of canning

111:11t pon t on Kuaranteiii ihih "i - ,,,. cn,.n A few " ....... u..u.iui iiniiii'i.iiii.iitH toitiicm soon.

Hll rill III K"imi mm. ..1..- I . . 1 heclnueni, experlencu not iieceimary. t.x- r i.e work luHlve territory and your own choice of OI . " 1. ni'nr UlYIPf'n

roiiiuilx!toii pali

TaatMi

ImIM m karte W. Im

mvaukw BHaa. Mk hmh4 arte) iBUtwiiiwuMi

JOHN A. SERMERSIIE1M.

Jasper, Indian. July 13, '9-5 1110. Boone Township TntftaW Notice. The undereiened, Trustee of Boone

tancy of canning towhsbip, Dubois county, hereby fnvw 2W bunds took hold notice that be will attend to all business

Mllllll! KiVl ll.

Do not delay.

Apply to Growers ai4

AUlf.3. 01

over

AUEN MUJERT CO

sixteen

scaled

.. f . . 1 1 -...4 f. 1 i 1 ti o in t 111 111 1 1 1 it 111 liuffirc. c,

,n the " ... I ivsidence 1 ? niilw south-aaat of I ortew-

lilinureu cans were . ... fin.,tBV nf rh week, and re-

a I V I I IT . Uli t U V T w '-r 7

in n verv short tune. 11 mini liavintr townehm buai

nervous were present to wit- neM to present it on Saturday, wt"""

ness

and

lif. poninieneim: 01 tne new

much talked of enterprise

Uivuanvi 9 illiu - - . 1 flin fnpfnrv worked

The annual, meeting of the .hiock- r. u. yy ,

departure

1I1K lllinitiru,.) ........ ...... - , ton. lMiisiann, eant (if MmsiHHippi river, except on Y. k M. V. H. H. SioH)vew

in territory south can oe arnuiguu mi agents there.

soul

61)

....!. 1 1) till .... 1.. llin rivnr Mild UiLsll

Large lK)ttle.H only lifty cents at Mnrtiuw " Friedman's dnig store. 2 my "end.

"T.ivfs Ithero a man with

dead, wlio never to inmsen naiu

oening for

e around.

tablished that

ll Ol 1litTiuin lui y out t 1 a

- a a ikt nv. 1 11... a.n-iitt o-i f 1 iniiiiNiriiiun

vear. and lo voie on iiicreusi , r invues uiv nuimj v , "" ' 1 -n.i ri.ötted new tliroiiKin"

ital stock to one million lollars, anu to come among us and en-pn3',;;ow t,'Pn for public

. 1 1. f -. .1... Timiin

lesinnK IHHJK in brary. are notilled that the Library is kept by Win. Mclfarris, in Portcrsville.

- ll.....M.imt1ll 'I't-tiaHIMl

May 18, 1803-y.

' Horn!

M)n Mill street, Jasper. Intl.)

PHILIP KATNBB. Frea'r.

Thl Mimmodlou hotel liu n'"?,!'"

niiinauv"''

. ivmrkTiii 111 1:111 iii tiiiivMia " ami ia uuw uih-ii

such other buHinena as may come before ' 5 u,,nl, work as will find a Ta?tabiwiii wy 'r' wpi'

A kood table tor farmer'

.,ilu.r .nh IK'.U.

h . L. Pathick, Pres.

11. II. Cowek, Secy.

KilKU v ' --- ... I itnil tiirlCt. will uc irwn.Mi. , O- . i .i 1 i i 1.aS. V' i ... rurnivi-tt' honet, inu

r. ' . .. !.l. A am n hon- lloUOM Md elgS, Md polllO

tllOSe WHO iiiuj ww v.. Give me call. ...M

f fatv .-.--tt.

Haid nieetiiiK. ,,,nrbt itlmost at their

fri. i...vi.u f w.11,1 miiiiiiLiiv mil in: n;aiiv uiioi ni.i..v. i .-- - ....

iliu iiwwua - v , . ..1. ,t fnr Clieap !" .. ...j .1.1. il..hiilMit

closed August HMh, ami re-openeu ocp- aoorj anu onura cmiw A itoh. uy. wen -.uppn

Ai?b, i&t'cat Hvelihoodr-Marengo Observer. BS.-it.Vy