Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 38, Number 12, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 November 1895 — Page 4
JASrEK COURIER
Tho snow Tuesday reached Survey Xotlitfi from the Rockies to tho Atlantic No tico Ih hereby niven thut tluuinderAt Chicago it was n foot deep. . Hgned will proceed with the County L!. ........ II..1...S.I JV. ....... l.t II...... ....
fiiivutm ui niu'wit vimiii , iiituiiiiii, mi
JIHPKK, nPKIIH CHII,STV, INDIANA. atrrtM kl Iht HtinolHc al Jprr ln.tlm. fr rnn in through ihr mlliroirH tU nuttrr.
FRIDAY, K0VEMBKI5 i, 1805.
j Dubois County as usual was tho first county to bettle with tlio state. Several other counties niudo great efforts, to take this honor away from Dubois but failed. Xo discount on rock-ribbed Dubois. Tell City :
1 I Judge Ci'ougii decided tho ease of ; Claud Mitchell vs Union Townshipin favor of the plaintiff. Mitchell hail contracted to teach school and
had some trouble in regard to a 1 petition for his school. The school wa-s taken away irom hini.aiul so he was minus the $176.50 during the school year, which he has now re
covered through the courts. Mitchj ell k now teaching the Mt. Peasant
school. -Tell Citv News.
Ihhiioh of 'iG. Kvrry vnUr ! yemr will t mllctl up. DNIvVtsIf il that rlrrtlon for I'rralilrnt and CeHf rrtamm. upon the lliiHiirUI jurttlon. To tu Intrlllgrntly rverynna hnulil atHiljrNHtl umlrrataHtt It. n Hmttrr tn whit nrljf thry Hy bflong CtllN'ti F1SAKCUI, SOHOOL. tractif ItrlfMrly. truthfully aHl fully. In all It lrrlHRi, and InprtUlljr. It I book at ItU tr, HaftdtittttHy llluKlmtftt. A T.M.K OK Tffl N1TIONS." I it ntnrUeta vnlutnuf 303 pagt, be ring am the HnHcil ijur.tlon, hut written In tttofnrm of an mgr"! and interr-fttlug tain. Alrraily over -J (1 0,000 cojilm hut Olli. The COUKIKIC wilt prr.rnt either mir, '
rhr lthwiir.rHt pot.l.l. t.. -vry j previous issUC of that popular 11KIL'-'
A DclifhlfMl Christmas Marine. I s'lunv L'"Hsoi if mV ,I,LT lT; ; account mid voui'berH eltota 11
hteiary and artistic excellence, any , ,ruo( of tllL.ip heirHhii.
ytmtt' auttcrlpt Inn In ailvnr. Any ntie wanting froth bonk can have tho adill. tlenal nnr cent them for '43 rnt( lo tint all ti ra I ! hff.ir politician warp jreur Judsmrnt hy NIImcIo, itml miloavnr ttxvcur your vol ajcaliut yauir rnrii In. tereiU. Therr U no pulltio tu eItnr
book, but tatvsnvnt of nllil facta. Hub
azine. Lonspietiuiis among the contributors are ex-President Harris n, vho gives the introductory paper of the series ho is preparing upon "This Country of Ours;" Mrs. Mary Anderson de Navarro, who most in-
.Moiulay, DiH't'iuhor ',), 1SU,, to Miivey tlm lines am! itiiblisli the fonu-w ot' ; ui No. I'l, township No. 1, north, range Xo. (5, west, 'lho internuHliutt; liui'H will also be run, and tho corners thereof t'ftuhlislicd, und all uirties intereMetl arc notilieil tu Ik; present. COSKM) DI KK. Nov. 181, lw. Notice to Heirs, CreUiturs, Etc,
in the matter of the estate of John licit, deceased. In the DuU)is Circuit Court, DocemlK'r term, lSSl.l, Notice is hereby niven tluit luthias Ueis as administnitorof tlie ewtate of John Kein, deceased, has presented and Hied Iiis account and vouchers in tinal settlement of said estate, and that .the same will come up for examination ami action of said Circuit Court, on the ölst day of December 1S1.", at which time all
heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate c"u,,"L,t .',r "'f. rin in
are re,,uired toappear in said Court ami l"
iIkiiW nn ibt? ptfiuli-i-H. unilvr th pioiloii ul the 14 or liiiilaliu K'ltvrtliliK Micu ilcrhr. The prrt'tre locaiiuii lit-r unlit lltiuom arc to be uld i In ibv ViUiB tcct riH.m un th xruunJ Hour. In tlie nnrlti-en'.t enrnr ol tliv liuillliiK upriiliiK th furinr fSI.Mli niul .Vrntuii Mri-vU. n lu( N. "II unit TU it ii kllinil oil I Ik- original i,Nt ..I tli
lin of anpot lUliibriilKf tunlili, liuinU ruutity,
tuuiiiiia. AImi at mill time ml ptacr I III applv fi tav tiiki-rve liuicho. pUycanU ainl thru ilicf. rtr. Nov 1R, 'Xr Clt JOHN IIKM1KI.HKCII.
Xew Hotel At Ireland, lud. V liave opened a
iioiui in .uih. .Mosuey's pmpeity. l'ullic tialniiine holieitcd. w." Dr. Ukax, Prop'r. hiri:.ssi: sonci;. Nrnil ! lifrfl-y xlvn to therliiit-Hkof Jpr, ml luiiil rl.lKe ton.hl, luM cuiiilv iml .
(lint lliiiii ltTlKiiiil. a mair cli xt-tt of llir 1'nltf.li
St, III pl lolM CVunty Ciwinllynr ol DkImiU rnuLi t their next rrular rc.Uin In Dtc.'ihlur, or a licrlme to rrUII intotlratlni! lliUor, lii ur unit a lite, ami permit Ihr atne to br Ormik on Ihr prrmir, umtrr Ihr provlulun ol the ' or lii.llaha KrrnltiKHich licrHr. The pm-Ur licilluii nhrrr uoh liiiic arr to lr oKI ii. in tiir 1SSI fo.it room un the ground Moor In ihr north eit corner of ihr IihiUIhk priliiK H Mill trcrl upon lot No. 33 lioan on tlir original pin of thricKii of Jatprr, ItalnbrMRr loan. hip, llciboli romny ltutUii Al.oal lur auir llinr ant plact1 I III mily for Iravi- to rrvr luntlii, thru .(lr. plav rard rlc AL'tlUSl KAKlllN. Nov. 15,'."-- tlw.
The The
VT0TICK la lietrby clvrn to the clllim of Jaupcr, i. lUlnbrldcr tow iirbln. DtilHilii rtiuiiir. i,..i
that (he uinlerlKrd. a male ritii.n of iL Cnltnl
Maie, III apply to tbe Contiljr Couiinlhiunrri of
wliv said
not he ito-
1 he Christmas Ladies llonie , piovetl. And the heirs of said estate
Jotiriinl bv far surimsses. l)ot, i are also Iiereby n'ipure.1 ut the time and
MATHIAS 1JK1S.
W.M. K. Cox, Attv for Admr. Nov. 2, 1SUÖ.2W
and make
dinr.
liest Hest Hest
HATS
&
CAPS
town
HANDSOME LADIES Are appreciated by
liest
liest
The The The The The
The liest sonted
all stvles and
prices.
Trunks, UmbrellII I.!.. .1 . ..t
!. KIIHIS Ol
Jin town
nn town
Ol !1 I 1
IJest iuiiirens ,n towll
'SCHOOL SHOES
liest All warranted to in town
jbe just
as at
repre-
in town
John A. StTinerslit'l in'.s, Public Square, North of Court House,
JAS1MCK, : : : INDIANA.
. - aal I .WtJ W ä lin .lit
crlbetn thr COITKIKK now und (et jour' nearaiice on the StML-e:' Jliwl M.Mie
K. Wilkins, who irives the tirst of
etinlre nf them.
9STlf our eitizens would take
noiu oi u ncni tnev couiü oranizo
Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. In the matter of the estate of William
II . II. Pinmck, deceased
Particular Not ice to Debtor.
Tll4 IIIIiI'rsioniwI linrwl
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1 II lilt IJtiliOIS " uiufuivn iv ii.iii uv
The IiidiaiiapoliH
Daily and Weekly Sentinel
ill !.! ' " UI1.
j hvery Lady wanta to be handso in town so as to be admired. I
you in this by furnishing you t!. very newest and most fasiiional styles of handsome
(Bonnets or Mats, Purchased at a low wholesale price after thoroughly examining t leading styles and prices, and I give my customers the benefit of the low prices I secured. Call at the Millinery Emporium on the corner of Main and Fourth ctrw-, Jasper, Ind., (Miss Friedman's for' mer store,) and see how much a stylish, becoming bonnet, will ;u,j to your appearance. It will be a pleasure to show you the styles whether you buy or not. " '
" Neigh boorhood Rudvard Kinliu
'lypes" papers, s latest and best
Circuit Court, December term. 1SHÖ. Notice is, hereby given that Frank I'inniek as administrator of the estate of William il. II. 1'iunick, deceased, has presented and tiled Iiis account and vouchers in final settlement of said
estate, anil that the same win come up
a company and build an electric romance, -n imam tlie Uonqueror" . ror examination ana action oi sam Lirrailroad from Jasper to Washington '("lb illustrated dv W. I. Tav- i V"-CH!,r, V10 3l8,l!,w. ?f 1,w"bt,r r' 1 " c" 'm t . . : . - ISO. n win. -Ii tum till htMrw i-rilltiirs
and own it theniselvcw, and operate 1' s wgun in the Clinstnias , or itfBatcej, ot estate are remriml to T 1. . . r .1-. . I .1 1 iiirnn I ll PüFL-hin-. I I I...! . ... : . i .1
il in itjcz iiuuresi ui tue nconie. I " 1 '"i i .1 n. i appear in sam v,uuri ami snow cause, ii
But it takes some "spunk." strongly in condemnation of "The
Är,r i r , i-assion oi .uonev-uettini:; ' iiezerCleyeland will have a "Con- kiah Bntterworth tells "How Longis on his hand's'' n xt Monday fellow wrote his Hest-Known
eres
sure enough. Hr will not boss them as easily as he did the last one
although he hrs about turned Hepublican, and it is said got Carlisle to vote the republican ticket in
Kentucky at the last election! Nuisance. The room under the Auditor's olliee in the Court house is a public nuisance, and renders the building unhealthy, and makes it unpleiisant to wafk by. Both Schuhmacher and Grainelspacher were made seriously sick during their terms of olliee. It is hoped.
Poems," and Hubert .1. Unrdette hunioroulv and pointedlv treats of " Wasting "Other People's Time." The musical feature of the number, a hymn, "Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee," is one of Hrtino Oscar Klein's best compositions.
The artists represented in the Christmas Journal are among the most notable illustrators. Uv the Cur
tis Publishing Company, Philadelphia. One dollar per vear, ten
cents per copy.
For the Courier,
et ai., "I I In etal.J
partition.
now the water works are completed, tPregran f the Dubois County Farmer's !(Iluse. wil1 :lt l)l,bl nfftl11!" U'eek ,BSti,"te' ,reta C P- Ch""h' De-iES! Indiana? provide for fixing that place respect- . nuu iuumi, imuau.1,
anty and healthfully. The connection with a sewer reuders it ensilv
done now, and it should be made "a
convenience instead of a nuisance.
"The oratorical contest at the
court house Saturday night was fairly well attended, considering that it rained steadily all tho time. The contestants were Misses Edna C toper, Virdie Brown, Maude Lemmon and Mr. Jasper Abell, and each one desened credit foi the effort made and study evinced. Messrs. J. B. Vernon, G. II. Wilson and Miss Alice Keropf were appointed Judges, and were furnished printed lists uf instructions as to n.ertt marks. They awarded the gold medal to Miss Edna Cooper, and it was pre
sented to Her in an appropriate address by R. M. Milburn, Esq. The exercises were presided over by Mms Leoni Urittain in a graceful manner, and were opened bv jravsr by Mrs. L. L. Cooper. The C.K. choir rendered some good fongs, in a creditable way. Some half grown young men who were present needed to ham a little manners, and that boorishnes is never creditable anywhere. They left when the exercises were nearly over, making a boisterous noise as they went. If they could not behave themselves nicely, they should not have attended. Tke W. C. T. U. feaveitiaa,
Last Saturday, was blessed by !
Heaven
center It 4 17, 1895.
Lekoy Cavk, President. Skb. Anderson, Secretary. MONDAY SESSION, 9 :20. Decoration and arrangement of display by W. C. Brittain, superintendent and assistants. Music. Prayer Rev. Bean. Welcome address... J. E. Norman. Response President. Music.
Corn culture Ellis Crai" Otwell.
Discussion led by J. M. Alfoid and L. L. Kelso. AFTERNOON SESSION. 1 :30.
Htisic. Intensive vs. extensive farming. . . . J. L. Shields, Sullivan. Discussion led bv E. S. ilobbs and
M. I). Lemond.
mi
any tnere he, way said account anil vouchers should not be approved. And tlie heirs of said estate are also required at tlie time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship. FKAXK PINNICIv, Admr. William E. Co.v, Attv for Admr. Nov. '2-2, ISttt. 2w " C u in mi s s i o 11 cr's Sale of Real Kstate.
No. 181)7
Barbara K. Uallanl et ai
vs. Benjamin Johnson
Notice is hereby given ihat by virtue of an order and decree of the" Du oi Circuit Court, made at September term, 1SW, thereof, the undersigned commissioner appionted by said court to make
sale of re d estate in the above entitled cause, will sell at public auction on tlie
of Ilillham, I hi
at 10 o clock A
M., on
SATURDAY, DECEMBKK 23th, 18!)3, The following described real estate situated in Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit: The south-we.-it quarter of the northwest quarter, and six and two-third (ds3J acres off of the west side of the north-east quarter of the north-west quarter, and six and two-third ((i23) acres off of the west side of the southeast quarter of the north-west quarter;
Tlie north-west quarter of the southwest quarter, and six and two-third (O') acres off of the west side of the north-east quarter of the south-west
qnarter; Ana also, tlie soutn-west quar
ter of the south-west quarter,
the above real estate is in section
ac
count, to call and settle, either bv" cash
or note, cash preferred; and to thofe who are indebted to hmi by notes past due, to come ami pay the same by Jan. 1, ISiXi, or I shall be compelled "to otit
them in officers' hands for collection, and may have to collect them before that time. Highest market price will le allowed, in settlement, for all Kinds of country produce.
CiKOItOK IIanrnock. Celestine, July 5, ".."Mim.
PLEASANT FEATURES of denltpsr villi us are the unfnilm
rourte ;tn; !.r tivatrieat vou r.ceive. W' lmtt like to speak these thin&s uur-elv;-. :ut theyn,r hobbies wm u, mid jut as nW part of our busiue.s t tein as low prices and hvst c:a&s ods. The Popular Store of S. KU EDLER, Jasper, Indiana
reiiehi-tl liiii!icni- nnttior
tlotis ly Uh tlinniuuli service In recclvlnx
II the lutt'nt news all over the State atiU fr m Itx illhpiitclies from forelKit tMiiintrlen.
Kvery reader In ltullHiia ühotiltl take a itate
jiaper, and that T1IK SKNT1XKU
LAHCST CIMCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN THE STATE.
THUMS OK SUIISCKIPTIOV
Daily, one year, - - SC.OO
Weekly, one year,
l.OO
"F JLTTtittrs' Home ! (On Milt street, Jasper, Ind.) PH I Iii P K AST N Kit, Prop'r. Tills coimnoiliuiiH hotel Iuim been tlKirouidi-
ovvritutut'd, ami relltted new tlinniKliout,
for piilille enttTtaliniRiif iyn be found well siimilied.
priced will he reasonable.
nnd
i quar-i overiuiuied, ana r A II nf 'N"1 ' now on;n foi v tll,'' win tiJwayf ill ISO. ttn, prjcfs will he reu
iiiineen lownsmp o. one. uj. - KU tuuie ror runners' liorstes, north, mne No. three V.U. west, and cheap feed.
eontiiintf Uli nereu nr.rw nr 1 fovennt .. A Ka lniT' V,'U "PPIh, 'lh theeholct'Ht utniains I m acros utore or less, (except-fin.M and citwrn, und pullte attention ulmir from .aid real estate .1M00 of an.--, nvemt; hvuII. I
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Sept. 27, KiV Im
Emma leminj.
GEORCE P, WAGNER
MASCraCTCKER or
WAGONS nd CARRIAGES, o And Dealer In o
Agricultural Implement
and Fertilizer.
General Repairing it Horse Shoeine.
oNwth Mala Street.
JASPER, - - INDIANA.
r
The apparel
acre heretofore sold to Win. Drnblnir. and particularly deseribetl in bis deed recorded in Recorder's otlice of Haiti count v, indeed record 41, pages (IS tfelM.) TEiiMS OF .SALK.-One-fourth of
Oee. :t0. 'vt-y
I'HUII' K tKTNKH.
Small fruit uro wing and marketing : Pttrehitfo money to be paid cash, the I tT t.r i r ,. j icsidiie in three equal pavments, at pix, . .. a. ooa, .Maaison. twelve and eighteen months, partdiaser
The future of agriculture in Indiana
J. L. Shields, Sullivan. Discussion let! by Dr. E. A. Olezen and Christian Rudolph. NIGHT SESSION. Entertainment will be furnished by Ireland public schools. TUESDAY SKSSI0N, 9 :l)0. Music.
Prayer Rev. Horticulture on the farn. . Wood, Madison. Discussion led by Benj. mons and L. L. Cooper. Cultivation of flowers...
Shields, Sullivan.
Gregory. ...R. II. A. Sim- . .J. Ij,
tfivinir notes for tleierretl payments, bearing ( per cent, interest from date, waiving relief, and with good freehold surety to the commissioner's: approval. Sale to begin at 10 o'clock A. M. SOLOMON V. CLAIM, ComisHioner.
Tii.vi.oa & Hc.vtkk, Attornevs. Nov. 22, 189- 4w.
Corner -1th ifc Main Street, IIUNTIXGBUKG, INDIANA. MAKES SPECIALTIES OF: Crown and Bridge Work, Painless Extraction, Treatment and Saving the Teeth, First Class Work, Reasonable Prices. At the I'hf-nli lli.tvt. .1avt. TnMdr
B1 WedBfMLjr ofrmch wrt-lc.
All Work Warranted.
Dec. 1st. 1893 y.
Oft proclaims the Man,"
So says old man Shakespeare. Did it ever strike yon that a man's business stationery
Always
proclaims the character of his business. Be sure and have it
First-Claws.
The Courier oflice at Jasper, Indiana, will do the work for vou.
FJESIalX LAMPERT, DUBOIS COUNTY" AGENT FOR
the mm paiiL "
SlierllT'H Stile. Ity virtue of two execations to me dir ected frcm the Clerk of the Dubois Cir
cait Court, I will expose at I'ublio Sale
to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, DKCEMI1ER 7tb, 180Ö,
between the hoars of 10 o'clock a. in
and 4 o'ciock p. in. of said dav at the
door of the Court Donne in Jasper, Dn-
i
mm an iiuuuuana o tue n;.i.n,m i.,. r. unit.,.: .....i ; ooia eonniv. iruiiana. i ne rein anti nro-
liquid whose praise they sing water rr Hr Itonn j tits for a term not exceeding seven years, it rainin" steadilv nnirlv nil ln.v I it . It. A , , .,, . , J the following dewnbed real estate itiiaTt ! ?.r y . 1 ' IIow t0 ut,1,ZL' tl,c rouh of ted in Uiilmia comity and State of In.HIt IS not SUppOSCd thlS Was Sent 111 aiitl1f.rn fmli-inn I? I T . una to-vvit : :
iiawer to ineir prayers, motign tue v00ti Madison.
uu. ioers are uuiuui suppliants at Discussion let! bv Solomon Chipp, the throne. But it didn't deter all j inilhnm, Mat." Olingen, Kerdiof them from coming, and the can- nnnd. ventjon opened in the moining ac- Music.
uuruing tj program, with Mrs..n. i
Ilobbs in the chair and Miss L.
Brittain as Secretary. The reports fr,nn all the delegates present were received, though the bad weather, or waneing faith, or falling rom grace, or something else, had kept ii'any away. Mrs. Huhbs made her annual address, urging all to a tn ire active discharge of christian duty, and encouraging the faithful with htie ol future reward. The following ollicers were elect
ed for the next year, and also con-
aftkkxoon skssio.v, 1 :.50. Reports of commi tees, awards, res
olutions, organization.
The undivided one-half of part of lot
No. eighty-six (8t!) in the town of Por-
tersviiie accenting to me pint oi cam town, and lotinded as follows, viz:
Commencing at a point seventy (70) feet east of the south-west corner of Haiti
lot, thence east twenty (20) feet to tin
south-east corner of said lot, thence
north sixty ft0) feet, thence west
twenty (20) feet, thence south sixty U'A))
ieei to me piaeo oi oeginuing, logetner
The manure question J. I., with the undivided one-half of all imimrcm '.i.i . cs..ti; .i ...i i.'i.. ' .
. . .
etitute the county executive com- beiit P): mtttPfl' Proairlnnt C. ItT T Artlelri.
...... . - .vuiuviiii luig. I j . Hobbs; Cor. Secretary, Miss (trace McSwane ; Enrolling Secretary, Miss Leora Brittain; Treasurer, Miss Grace Glezen. The convention adjourned suliiect to call. J
Shields, Sullivan.'
Discussion led by Albert II. Traylor and Win. Routopohler. Advantages of crop rotation . . . . R. II. Wood, Madison. Discussion led by Nenian Ila-ikiiis and W. W. Kendall. In addition to the above the fol
lowing premiums are offered for the
Gkasokh. A largo sign on the court house blackboard V'edueduv nad "Pumpkins for Sale," grown by the County Clerk. Inquhti at the offict.
int preiti. 2l tirctn.
barm products 50c. Garden and orchard... r0o. Dxtiry and pantry .... 50c. Canned fruits, pickles, jellies, etc 50. Collection of HmviMs. .oOo. Collection latlitj.-t1 domestic n'etlle worK.5 )c. Ctillcctioi. fancy needle work oQe.
(iluiiluigburg papers please copy.)
2öc. 20c. 2ÖC.
L'oe. 2ör.
tenanees thereon. And on failure to
realize the full amotintof said judgments.
interest ami costs, l will nt the same time and place, expose at public sale the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the propertv of Christian Sending at the suits of Thomas Intuitu and of .lohn .1. Ciit-sler. Saul sale will i ...i . i. .
no mnuo wiwitiut any rcnei wmuever from valuation or appraisement laws of
the state of Indiana. I1KNKY CA SSI I) V, Sheriff of Dubois Count v.
Tu.ivi.on & Hu.NTKit, Att'vs for Plaintiff, Nov. 15, 18!).). 3w. MCKNHK NOTICE. vyOTiem lirr"tiy plvfti liitlif cltlrm.il Tnrtrri
i. Villi'. Htnl ItiMill itnrlili, l)Hl."!ni-i,iini In. I th.it ilie tm.lf,r4lffnrtl a muh el lcii I'liit'il S(ie . will "I'tily i tliclVniiHj '''inmt!ilufi , I t.f I)iit...lr enmity ul ilii-lr tipxt rKuhr -rflot In lM-CMil'iT l! for ! Hurt Ik rtKll ihluxl ruliu lliMiri, I'r.T nti I Mill.'. Hint jmtiiiH tilt- tnr Id lit- ilralik mi tlio irriiiNi. uiuli-. lit itiivUtntii r lhpli f Inillmm knm hin nrli lirrii.c 'Ihn .recl" Incatloti lipff n ll(ii-rii nr to l . iIik In fiintii lfix'J i fi'ri inily ri'ciiu In ihe Imill In nil tt.f mcM lilful litt So KS, a linw n nn Ilm original plit of the towu nt I'ururrvlllr, IKl I bo count, imlltua. JOHN L. KK0UBL. 2iur. 8, rM-3.
It is th BEST Becau
It is what we claim it to be a POSITIVE FORCE FEED. It sows, with the same gear, the same quantity of wheat or oats. It is the only drill in the world that will do this. THE FORCE-FEED FERTILIZER ATTACHMENT used on the Empire Drill Ih fast superceding all others, because It is the only one made that is a FORCE FEED. It does not paste nor clog up. It distributes an even continuous stream. It is taken apart without loosening a nut, spring, bolt or key. It feeds out all the phosphate in the box. Also have a complete tock of LAMPERT'S BEST WAGONS, Plows, and all kinds of Farming Implements. Come and Examine. FELIX LAM PERT, Aug. 10, 1S94. West Oth Street, Jasper, Ind
Cheap FertHixcr Fr Farawrs. The Air Line It. R. Co.. has a Int of
j slack lime, which is a cheap fertiliser.
which iney win ueuver ai Jasper bvtiw ear load at reasonable rates. Enqulreof agent for particulars. V. E. Claycomb, Agent LowviUe, ETffirlß & Si. Loiis Cimliiatei B. B. THE AIR LINE." Miles the Shortest o3 Between Louisville Jt St. Louis.
The Preferred Route to the
Ewtt and West.
TIME CARD IX EFrECT, 'or. 3, 195
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rm. r.u. ..jf. 1.25 119 hv. ITln'toa I.V. 1 J ;.W 5J2.r.St. Uul Lr.S.26 K
JUMBO JEANS RANTS.
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