Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 52, Jasper, Dubois County, 6 September 1895 — Page 5

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Hours of Mail Oosl-K at JPr P. 0. Ihn Ä '' " "' l"" JttM,,"r ' " '"iV.'ltMiUI VIi'k. ' ! !,'V) l lee"! !.v. m"" "rrlvMl f luoniiMK uiul if ja :ni. in. 1 ,,A ' 1 ' Clothing at t at UokertH cv Store. There in no doubt, no failure, when vim tnko Ih'Witt H Colic it Cholera Cure lt is pleasant, m',H prompUy no h:u aftereffects. M. Friedman, y Wlii'ii the hair fallen out, leaving the litmil ldd, H tlio walp is not shiny, iiii'tc Is a ciiance oi rcKunuui; uie nun lv iicintr Ilall'H Ilnir Hönower. Children Cry for Pitcher's Cattoria. Kasy to taki', wire to rmv, no pain, not liintr to dread, pleasant little pilin DeWilt'n Little Karly lti.erH. best for Hick Headache, l.illoiiMicyy, Sour Stoni aoli ami ootiHiipation. m. imiciIiiiiiu. y Wien Baby was slclt, wo gave lior Castorf. Wlii'ii Kim wan a CI 1 1 Id, aim crieil for Castoriru Whoa hho becamu llss, kIio clutijj to Castoria. Wlii'ii iliu hod ClillJreu, uliu gave them CaaUiria, Which is worse, impriHonnicut tor lift' or a lift'-lonir disease, like scrofula, for example? The former, certainly, would he preferable were it not that Ayer's ftimiparilla can always come to the resrue anil pivo the poo'r Hutterer health, strength and happiness. liticklen'a Arnica Salve. The liest Salve in the world for cuts, Imdses, sores, ulcer, alt rheum, fever pores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, anil all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 2't cents per box. For sale bv Martin Friedman. April 2t,h 1805 ly. Children Cry for Pitcher's Cattoria. A hacking cough keeps the bnnehial tubes in a state of constant irritation, which, if not speedily removed, may lead to chronic bronchitis. Xo prompt r remedy can be found than Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Its effect is immediate and the result permanent. Mr. A. A. Snyder, Supt. Poor Farm, Wimiohcik Co!, la., says : Last winter Mr. Robert Leach used twoboxesof I)eWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and cured a large running sore on his leg. 1 lad been under care of physician for months without obtaining relief. Sure cure for Piles. M. Friedman. v Children Cry for Pitcher's Cattoria. im iriiti uIiaiiII iwi ut it,i tiiAiimi I it soon becomes chronic. l)e at s Colcertain. 1 1 mm reds of testimonial hearts., uit.w.-u lw. , .!-..,.. tl.-,u I.'." .1." .i V ii iinr. ii i-hii iinvuvH im tiepcmieo upon, its use saves time and money. Friedman. ,. " , , . , rroin all aecount Chamber ainV I 1 ..I I . .i . Cough Heineth is a (godsend to the af-

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its regular one fare for round trip sions on SundayH, between all local sta -

tions, tickets good day of sale only, on Oser; Fred. A. Winkler and Mag .May 5, 18!tj. The excursions will Ikj'; H k'iv- Fr-ml- Iv'nii.s mi continued each Sunday during the sum-fic, fW'. 1 r'l lk K.nUh' an' mer. tf lHaUie Me kel : Thus. Jones am

Stomach and Howel Complaints are st relieved by the timely use of ill l. . Itt s Colic t Choleni Cur I nsint 11111111 llllil t,..... m I . . t k ... . . iM.iiimii, I'ou 1 In a recent letter tn flu niniiiifiirtnmr lf tlf II .. . . ... ... ' - " j. ., vi.a.w. v .nv ,'v..nuir iiiiii.nM.1 v ......... i.i. ... . i ii . - .. -. ...7... w vi j ivi nuun iiiu lilKltl nnes are held by the people of yourown ni,i j iiicj iiiiink 4i iivni iiiu ii. i An aunt of mine, who resides at Dexter,1 own, was alout to visit me a few years 'iure, ami iwrorc lenvinir iimiui wi-nti um. ... i

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"ley were not sue wonlit Urine a quantiy Willi her. UM tilm (lid tint ISlro tn lu without them." The medicines referred in i. il jt ' uns v.oamoeriain'H uourii ueinenv. jaiiioiiH for its cures of colds and croup ; -li:ilnlnrlillti'n H'lSn It'ilin fur rlintitiiii. I., ... I I . . . .. .. . Ii 111111 llllil.. I.....I. v...n ... .1... iiiiljL .....I 'IIIIU. A... I 11 ...I. I .I..!. 1 .1! . .1.1 1 mints. These medicines have been in 'i neu ill lunu iui llll4un. I ill4.tl - .iii in j . . nv. Ii ruiilü llll u lull! II- - 'ii ill ii. . i . . . . . .. . . r . . i .. --"V iiivj tin; ii 1 1 ii. i i:r; ui K 1 Uil l- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .IIV.II1. IIIIII IIIII IIIIIIII II 11 XllI llllll'l . "v-j mi; tor sum nere oy .11. rrieouian. AUni(ive Youn IVlcn Arc tlirmo U'lin iwilUiWi tin a foulimtm-' - , "villain ui i,ro npuvii s, 111 .111It'r. tn tin. ... I... I!.... .....I ll...! 11 1 in; .iiiiiii; iiiiui.'n, nun uiuir uiiuiii llbl .... 1 ' ... . . ' ..IC llllllllllliri.ll.il! III!' INI1 III MIIIIII'M 'l-l ilTl llll'U!(T I1IIIU f r lltl.hu 111 il.lll.ll 'il III Ulli... I I . ..... ..I 1 . 1 Yl i.ililllUII UIII1 IIIIIIIITV. J. i. IV. ii-iaiiH win iimi tins the place to get loiiauou hats. A very handsome as-1 orMOiiiii ,.r ... 1 m HUTU . .1.11.1 , .1 .1 t I tum rilHUrUIl. HL II VII'H. Truths Tersely Teld. "Foley's Until. v .mil T nr in iimi nf tlwi tndanl medicines used in the Workim.' rinnii'u It - 4) 'im an,-"t itiiiifii nv mm l milllll eoruimreet, Chicago." Dil. lb.t.vs, Med. Sup't. ..roluy's Honey and Tar gives Hiebest "sfaction here." 0. F. JUckiiai s, feianil, III. "My cutomorH call for Foley's Honey ( tar when wanting a good cough svr-, L J. H. KuBflx, KastoiijO. For sale M, FrifdmaQ.

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lice 21. IV.il. ij. I'Klt-JOV. I.. Mr. .Ins. II ft man spent Sunday at Sweet Sulphur Springs. Mis Lot lie Donne went to Oak land Citv Fair last Krida v. Miss Miauehe hcinin" returned Saturday from a pleasant visit with rulalivfs in Washington. Mrs. .1. 1 Jailer .elurned home Wi'ilni'iliv after a pleasant visit lo relatives ami t'rieiuN. Messrs. .lohn I'. Miller, ai d Frances (Ireen f Huntin'biir': were in .Jasper Ti ofday on business. Cashier. I. Hurler, Sr. took one of his daii"ht"re to a Wisconsin ohool this week to become a shter. Älr. (I. W. ( ar.l'iier, travel! g .salesman lor ( lrr-luilht v Co spent .Saturday in Jasper and left foi Sweet Sulphur Springs Sunday. Mr. Jos. 10. Moutoux, of Kvansville, is visiting relatives in Jasper this week. He will attend the ..ouisville Medical College this winer. Mr. K. Milhurn of Gc.iova Va. spent a few days with relatives in Jasper. He went from here to hn list) to bid on the new court house to he built theie. Capt. Conrad Eckert visited Al'ordsville the llrst of this week to sco his old soldier comrades about going to the CI. A. It. encampment with the Jasper Post. R. F. Milburn went to French Jek Saturdav and came hack Sun day, bringing home his wife and daughter, who had been staying there several davs. . Hon. A. M. Sweonev, President of the Slate Life Ins. Co., of Indian ipolis, visited Warrick County last week in the inteie-1 of that company, and came lo Jasper on Monday. I'rof. Vernon return d from his summer vacation last Friday, having enjoyul a two nu nth.' ouling. during which he took a summet course at lJloomington college, lie denies the report that he married during the vacation, and says lw only wishes he was in such luck. Ksf Fresh Oysters at Montoux. Sent It to III .Motiii'i In (ifi-Hiuny. Mr. Jacob Ksbensen, who is in th employ of the Chicago Lumber Co., at Iii..., i... ! i in the old count rv, .i i.i .i... i i. t personal use to be the best hi im i.i.i ..hui. ,111.14, i .ii;. " personal use to he the nest mediane in the world for rheumatism, having used lit. in mv fmiiilv for several vears. It is called Chamberlain's Pain halm. It al i i ..t. -.. ...... i....i... IIVI 4IIIVB III VII J. VII WJIHl-" -.. '....i.. i... i i.:... iw

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111(1 and iCarricStone: Jos, II. Widner and and Minnie Ik-ike; James .1. Ilnv I)e-'i,M,i Mi,. i,,i, Mills .m.,1 7 .n.h.i ' Ill I II IUI' 1 II I IV - il'llllIVi al Ikll illlll 1 Ut VMllVH I V IHIIIV I IIIKI UV IMI 1. .mi 1 r 111 I'irrr 1 r iiwtr nu 1. wim J)iecktnan ; , " . FRESH OYSTERS I . . 1JJ1S 1. d II I. w II II II tl i.1 rlllll MAwrAM m 3nn crtr üien . j w ( j AH kinds of drinks. Grive w m w I Wi hit I Illli .v .i n I n. nu u i muuui, KnuiN' olil Mitiul. List of Letters Hemaining unclaimed in the Post TJIlice at Jasper, Ind., Sept. 1st, I.I. llfll. I. I I Ml. I." Dr. Newman, When eallin" f fiir !ilwiii letters - i:... l giving date Eta;, P. M. ,. . i im . ii i iii.i.-w -

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Powder t'-iTA good ileal of wheal has i been marketed in Jasper this week .and all the dealers have shipped car j loads. i ' Severe griping pains of the stomiich ami liowels instautlv amt ellectualiy I stopped bv DeW'itt's Colic and Cholera Cure. M. Friedman. y Ni:w IlrsixKss Mr. Henry K. (Inekes says he will start a broom factory in Jasper this Fall. Properly carried on it can bo made to pay. I Iktf Oysters served in any style t Mfllltllliv'! 1-1 111 I'l'l't !( tlllU'V tÄayiM) people, 15 white, 15 black, with Hilly Casad's minstrels. Cholera Morbus is a dangerous complaint, and often is fatal in its results. To avoid this you should use UeWitt's C jlic and Cholera Cure, as soon as the lirst Symptoms appear. M. Friedman, y AdSrThe Jasper College opened its session Wednesday, with a lair attendance of students, though Prof. Heiehelbeek thinks there are not enough in attendance from Jasper 1.5-0' Fine Chesapeake Oysters constantly on hand at ILL, Moutoux. UayThe greatest colored comedians on earth are with Hilly Casad's big minstrels, Jasper, Sunday, Sept. 8. Sou). Miss Theresia Friedman has sold her stock of Millinery to Mrs Helen F. homing, and it was moved to Mrs. Leniing,s storeroom this week. Has this change any particular interest to a young editoi in Jasper? I5SFor a nice Oystf r stew tou.v'H is the place to go. ILL. MotiThe big minstrel show w ill be at Jasper, Sunday, Sept. S. Children, especially infants are soon nin down with Cholera Infantum 01 Summer Complaint." Don't wait to determine, but give DcWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure, promptly, you can rely on it. I'se no other. AL Friedman, "y twrltev E. S. Horton, C. I. preaclud in Jasper Sunday night to u small, congregation. If his ap pointment had been more gcnoralh known there would have been larger audience. itej'-OysliT f icd or Oysters, in fact in any .-tyleat .Moutoux s confectionery rsiySco that big Parade with Hillv Japan's tamous minstrels at Jasper, Sun -lav, Sept. 8. The .Manhattan club has enlargci its piurtors bv the addition 0 another room, which it has hail re-p.ij-ered ami meely iuri.isheu. I'he boys now have an elegant tetreat, w here they can spend many pleas ant hours and can entertain in style The Best is Cheapest. 1 oley s Sar.-aparilla is from three to ten limes stranger in blood cleansing qilaliiies man any otherpropnetary med icine. Trial sixej öOe. M. iM-iediiian. lien the eiuctru company gets in their plant, so that motor's can he supplied, there will be a good o letting in Jasper for a hosierv fac tory, a broom iaelorv, ti chair iact n v and other factories not demand-

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. - 1 1 1111 twict Miiil ohniniKl .nnvn t.atnit " I " Pound. I...... .1 I ill WMl.tii r in iij ciuiu, . IUI. Ill V IWI in ..... r-. ..11 i ... i .... . ...... 1 ,. .. .. . .... . .. ......... , i - .MiaiiriiiMl .11111 l-ll.ll7 4 i;i4l llfn.T. il It the Clinic ICidnev Cure. Jacob Ilohrscheih, aged (ill years, tlied Tuesday night al his home, about three miles east ol town. He va a native of Cetmany, hut came to this country when but a small ho v. lie served in the Federal army during the war, and was a member of Co. 1., 2fth Keg Ind. Vol. Jlunlingburg Independ ent. A Household Necessity. No family should be without Foley's Colic and Oiarrhea Care, for all lowel complaints. M. lriedtnaii. will never regret vour nurchase.

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ny South. I ho A:r Line L. h. iv St. L. C. IL IL will sell tickets to Chattanooga and Knoxville and re turn, at abt.ut one-third of tlio reg , ttlar lare, .ept. Mil to lbth, giving a return hunt of October oth. Cnl upon anv Air Lints ticket agent for iU)inpieto intormaiioii. lit"V ! Casad and his famous Min strels will be at Fink's Opera House, Jasper. Sundav evening, September a The Companv consists of thirty people, .... . 1 1 1 -. uueen 01 wnicu are wane ami nueen black. The eutertaimueut given is o the highest order. The company travels in their own private palace car. They will given street tirade and free open a r concert by tne oatni. seats now on srie at Fink's store. Adinissson 50 cents JtOrThe Jasper Public Schools will open next Monday, and parents will do their children a service if they see that they are ready and be gin attendance promptly Monday morning The pupil who begins in a class al the slart has an advantage all through the term over one who siuns niter. l'lie school trustees have had the house repainted ana hxea up inside, so it will be cheerful for the students, and when the front slope is properly godded, and a good walk put down, it will ho kept clean easier. Demorcst Medal Contest. I'liere will he a J)einoi est Memor ial Silver Medal contest held at Hillshoro, Saturday night, .Sept. 14. All are cordially invited to attend. The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G. Crillouette, Pmegist, Iieaver vine, JH., says: . V AI. AVIll, a ..vi. mv life. Was taken T, Ii- L.'i....'u VimIJiscoverv 1 owe ivith La (iriiioo and tried all the nhvsi eians for miles around, but of no avail and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr. King s New Discovery in mv store 1 sent for a bottle and be gan its use and from the lirst doso began to get better, and after using three liottles w as up anil about again. It is worth its w eight in gold. We won't keen store or house witlioutit. ' Uct a free trial at Martin Friedman's Imig Store. 2 Daviess County's Big Fair. The Havioss County Fair will be held at Washington, Ind., next week. The attractions in all classes will bo above the average and -the peed ring promises to furnish the the most interesting races ever had on the track. Premiums all paid in full. No scaling. They always have a big Fair there. Cure For Headache. Asa remedy for all forms of Headache, Meet l ie Hitters has proved to be the very best. It effects a iieriiianent cure and the most dreaded baliitiml sick headaches yield to its inilueuce. We urge all w ho are atilicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Klcctric Hitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Large bottles only lifty cents" at Martin Friedman's d nig store. 2 Meeting of the Board of Education. The Dubois county Board of Kducation met at the County .Superintendents ollice on last Monday at I o'clock p. m., in accordanco with Sections .H2(J and 413(5, U.S. 1891. All of the trustees were present except X. Ii. Coffinan, of Uoone. The purposes of the meeting were fully explained by the county superintendent. On motion John E. Steinkamp was elected secretary of the meeting, after which .Superintendent Wilson explained the different reports, settlements, duties and work jf the trustees in the field of education, a.id answered niiinv ouestions asked by the members of the board. in regard to their duties. 1 he bjard agreed to pay teachers for days actually taught; in other words no allowances are to be made for holidays. On motion the County Superin tendent was requested to prepare numerous questions on ".Scientific lempeiance," and have them pub lished in the "Towishin Institute Outline," for 18115 G, so that young teachers niiiiht use them in " their jral instructions on temperance. He accepted the aditional labor and agreed to do so gratis. lhe following table shows the ap pointments made by the trustees in regard to township "institutes: Township. I'ruNlitfiit. Secretary. Xo ('uluinlitii, X It ShiunoiiHMarv Miller 111 llitrlilMon, Ucoi-kc Xlx Kill (it I. IlitvH liooiic. r.i Schnurr S ('ruiiilult MiiiIIhoii. 0 .1 Kveraril (I McSwulim Uiiliihrlilirn. Marlon. Kuto Diullno Miirv Teiler HUH, rsilcHsmer K.I Dearborn luilersoti, ATWIialey John II llatcH luckxon, V I Mellree IITravlor ntiika. I'll 11 um .Ins . I Cum P isn, Kd II Klin. A WareineviT Pcrilhmni! (Mem l.tiekeu .1 Sehneliler The dales of the institutes will he mhlished in the Outlii.e. None will be held until late in October or Novum her. I he board a'-reed to leave tin. wages of teachers as they have stood loretotore, as hillow.s; Six mouths license from ILdOto fl -15. 1 I I . i e l weive inoniiis license iroin -t i.uo I f it i. . f , ' l - " 1 ,,( " fr0m -fl .5)!) to I il.i. to -f 1 70 mm.:.. i .. .ii.. i! IHI1IV-M. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 .1 IllIMIM' from f 2 lo lo t2.20. I, I . . i i l' p.Ml.s Oil till' .nie (.I ICXl UUOKS i-iul statistical nutters wore made, after which tho h ard ailjomneil. Gko. II. Wibao.v, President. Jou.N E. Stki.nkamp, iSccretary.

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began cutting veneering for the lirst time last Tuesday. The pane machinery has not yet arrived. Jennings tfc Sons, of the deep well rod factory, rrcioved the hr-t foot hiekory l igslast lues day. and expect to have, enough o them on the ground by tho time the machinery is ready to mako thing? "hum." Real Estate Traasfers During the month of AuifUHt. IV.tt an shown 111 uiu iMinoiM county Kueonler'H oniec, I'lill In nilly, Krconli-r. JaekHon (irons to Suin'I II. Cutlet, ut al., 1 aeri' 111 12, t a h, r 3, I'uioimht J. hvrurd to .Alb. II. Stuwart, 1.' acres m nee. ), t 1 1, ra, fK). uari itaiit'iiiukur to lte.ru. Fromme Jr., JO lere 111 xeo 21, t 1 , r , JJ0, Gunner Illume, to AiikuhI Illume 10 acrei In nee ii, 1 1 h, r .1, tuo. Henry Kelku to Auth. Troxler, lot 7 k 8, TelpuV mid St. Aulhony, ami 2 27. t 2 h. r 4. Ut. 2 ucrc-n in nee ChiiM. K. Shaw et al to Henry Wulfiiiaii. al.. 2N) acres In nee. 1.1. t 2 h. r S. V, Mu. et Jos. Friedman et al to town of Jasper, MOD 441TII III HIHI .I, I I H, r.l, H. Jasiier Kuril. Vo. to town of Jat)cr. 5 100 of .III IIIM M III 4'4! .Hi, 14, r., 1. j. 1.. .icMin to towucf Jiikiiit. rlKht of wuy In lot 15. KiinileekV ailil. Carl Tvrr. et nl.. to Win. Kn-Hon. tit lot a. .Meyer't add lliititiliKburi;. $275. Win. l-renon to Mary Chanley pt lot 60, nreiz .-a aim iiununKOiirK. uw. W. ami K. Canal to John C. llrlttalii.Wiicre 111 neu ii, 11, r i; 0111 natelit. Ilai'iicv J. Itaxehu to llenrv Scturnnetn. t.'1 acres 111 ec 32, t 1 11, ra, and see. ., 1 1 n i,ai. I- ran M. Sandrrs to Xaiiey Sunders, 14 min 111 .-uiiuer ami o .lenior. A, II. hoerner to hllz.ibetli tJrewe et ul pt loti .'il. .Vi and IO, Iluntlnirbiirif. adin'rs deed. Ilerxullel M. Ileltruler to Kiln lli'llriili.r. i-t id., 20 ueri'tj iu neu 10. t 1 m. rfi. Man,'. Ilhusel tu Uhrist. Illmsel. rOuerei Iu tec iii. 1 i n, r 4 anu seo j.tinrt, Vvß. Kenn Kress to John Krcllelne, pt tot 45, inirii nun 10 Jasper, kiu. Henry Stuter to John Stuter, 100 uerw In see 2ii, t 2 h, r 4, fl. iieo. Ii. and H.A. W llson to Town of Jasper, rlKht of way, SI. Chaa. Ferguson to (Jeo. (iraiit, 40 ucres in sec 2ii, t 2 s. r 3, 175. John H.Schinett to C. W. Jtuttkar, land tu Atari,'. ulnisJl et'al to Peter Hliusel 20 tttres in sec ii. 1 1 11, r ii, f 100. Marir. lOtusel. et al to John Ilinnel. m eres 111 sec 5 and H, t 1 s, r 4, 12000. Jos. Johauueii.uu to Harb. S. Johanneinan. lust will. Kraneis M. Klsher to Mary Garland, 40 acres in see 27, 1 2 s, r G, J500. Jas. M. Ituosell et al to Oliver lt. Uussell. 1A acres in see 25. t 1 s, r3, $150 Ol.v.T II. Kitsseil et ill to Jas. M. Itunsell. 40 Iii es in t ., 1 in, r .1, muu. Jas. (J. Ilurilliirillue to Jan. It. Puviie. in acres in sec 10, t 2 h, rfi, f400. John ti. AiiKurur to Frit. Xeiikain, 70 acres in see H, t 1 s, r 4, 1425. eriniin 11 icr to Win. Kirk, 40-100 of an ucru in nee 7, t H s, r.1, $1. Clara Seriiierslielin to OreKory JennliiK et ill., lot 211 Jasper. 125. Caroline Soiideriuau to G. Jennlnirs etui., lots 2 and 210 Jasper, 75. Albert Soiiilennan to G. JenuliiKs ct al , lots 201 und 205 Jasper, 125. C011r.nl Heck to John I., lleek, 3 ucros in sec 12. t t s, r4,ill. Sophia I'arker 0 Ceo. I. Warier pt Ioi 43 and 44, MeCrllliis' 2d add Jasper. 75u. Stephen K. Jones to llenrv llaekmeister, K) acres In see 14, t 2 s, r 0, J50. I.'wls Miller to Harmon Mertius, yj lots In .Millersport, mi. John It. Wlttu to Sophia Witte, 3 of tots 42, .VI, 41 and 60, Holland 1. John Weisehan to Steinkauin & Hlcsch nt lot 11, Holland, 600. Jos. Friedman to II. I Moutoux etui., lot -..I .net . uiu aim .lasper, '.l. Jus. (lerber et ul. to 11. I., Moutoux et lot mi. Mil!. 2d add Jasper, . al.. Mierilf I), f. to I'niKress II. I Ass'n.pt lilock 3, Itleuiker's ,'d add HuntV 4.VJ.T0. John W. Milts '1111110 Jtiiues W. Mutsiimii, t acres Ii. see 1, 1 2 s, r 6, 75. Total transfers 44; consideration f.'O.S.TO. Cheap KatoMto the 6. A, R. Xatiunal Kiicampiiieiit, J.ouisville, Ky., Sept. 11th, lath and l.'Jth. The National Committee, in selecting the Uity of Louisville, Ky., forthe Twenty-Ninth Annual Encampment of the (intnd Army of the Republic, certainly exereised their wisdom, taking into consideration the central locality and the superb facilities for reaching the pointof encampment. In anticipation of the very large attendance, the LouiHville, Evanaville & St. Louis Consolidated Railroad (Air Jane) 3 miles the hortest route be tween St. Ixmis and LouiHville, and con semientiv makinc tue ouickest time be tween these two cities is making upeeia preparation to afford visitors even fa eihty, not only in the way of low rates anil fast time, but will place at their dis posal splendid and comfortable equip iiieni. The rate via the Air Line barely amounts to one cent per mile. Tickets will beon sale Sept. 8th to 1 1th, inclusive good returning until October oth, 18i5. The fact that the Department of Mis souri, the Department of Illinois, also i large number of Grand Army poets from i -.. ... i .i ... r t . . ... rviiiiH.iN, luwu, .iMirnHKu anu otner west ern states, have selected the IxMiisville Kvansville and St. Ixaiis Consolidate! Kill 1 road as the otlicicial route, undoubt edly warrants us in looking forward to baadline the larger proportion of the delegates and their friends from this ter ritory. The principal event following the do of the encampment will be the dedtca tioa of the Chiekamaura National Mil! tary Park, Chattanooga. Tenn., to which an excursion rate of one cent per mile I t . I l i . w . .;, uas wen uuuiuni'.eo iront iouisviue. The citizens of Louisville will do everv thing in their ower to afford their guest: a royal gcnxi nine during tue encamp meat. Further information will be cheerfully furnished on application to any agent of the Air Line, or It. A. Campbell. Gener al rassenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo. It. It. Excursions. The L. E. & St. L. Cons. R. R. wil Hell excursion tickets to the following I.. .....I .1... ..lt .! uveiu, nun uii uiu iuiiowing tunes: Round trip tickets for French tack good VA) days, will be sold bv the L. E. & St. L. Con. R. R. at$l.4U from Jas per; $45.40 from Huntingburg, until far liier oniers. $1.85 to Louisville and return, Sept. 12 to lo, ncc taari J-.ncainpiiient tt. A. It The L. E. & St. L. R. R. was chosen as the olliciul icntefroiu St. Louis. Par t ic ii 1 ar Not ice to Debtors. The undersigned hereby gives notice to all who are indented to him by acor note, cash preferred; and to those pvho are linlehteil to him hy notefl nasi (due, to come and pay the same by Jan. I. 18'.W.orI shall lie coiiiilletl to put tbeia in otllcers' hands for collection, and mav have to collect them before that i time. I liehest market price will be ali I.. .....it i ..ti ,. country nnxluce, ,.,,i,r.. nrmlni'.'. iiii'ii, in reiiieiuuiii, iui ii imiiiio n Gkokok Hamknour. Celeftinc, July 5, U. tlm. Fine Job Printing at this offic.

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