Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 August 1897 — Page 5
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'here MM a lig crowd at Un
at St'lint'llville. Krida v
and Saturday. MiT atMMMN ' all I ask i" for you to
H.H.. :n ami ee in v line line of nami.le.
Mother. tli tailor, hlock. Ja-r
will .nl -r a miii
up Uira in Kpav.l
I.
arr Teaches were in town ogl at 50 cents a bushel.
this
Clothing; at cost at Eckerts New Stor. fT A good deal of wheat is lieing I ightifl at BS to V Milts a bushel.
OASTOIlIi
oiiiflii t kimw that when T V suffer, m tr-.iii any k lntrouble that a äff. mm- remedy is Knlej -Kidney t 'ure luarantced Of iimm-v re funded. M Friedman
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Pllblic School hiiildutg was painted tlii- week. ttaTdtememl r Huther can in ike y.si a win tur ; than you ran laiy them ready made, considering the gouds an.l workman hip. 4t It
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At this season of tlx rear thf
(nin-hine is very tryinir nu the tn :i, r-a ami often cause- granulate! lids -utlierlaml's Katrle Kve Salve is a poait.e care. a tule at all dealers.
I ha ' granulated lids for t went v years. I tried many doctor and lots of medicine to no avail. A skin had grown
over my eye and tl ey grew worse until Mazing I could not recognize ine MM the
street. Sutherland's Kagle Kve Salve cured me sound and weh in ten days. Yours, W. 0, Woudall. .MurlreesUjro, Tenn.
POWDER Absolutely Pure. VI-I. rated for it irreitt li-avenlna Rtreiiktli ami healt lifulne. ABure the foo.1 agmnat liluui ami all form ( .Iii I tenttion eomiiion to the cheap branda. MlIU HAKIM. r-OWLEK CO.. W TOKK.
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BEITER HABIG. Mr Louis Better and Miss Josephine Ilahig were married in St. Joseph s Catholic church Tuesday
morning, the Rev. P
Menger, officiating. Mr. Heiter is the clever young
gentleman who presides at the organ
in St. Joseph s churc
.i pari-ti school. Miss llalug is leautitul daughter of our fel
riti.en Mr. Anton H'big. Thev
were attended by Mess-rs. Edward Cutweiler and Frank Habig as groomsman, and Miss Josephine utzweiler and Miss Klla Habig, as bride-maids. The wedding reception was held at the home of the bride on North Main St. At night they tendered wedding dance to all lovers of dancing at Kunkel's hall, and many attended. The Cor it ikk wishes them success and a long and loving life.
I a QoOO Vikid Mr. J amen M. lf.ird. of Madien townsl p, in-.rin-the Colhikk that his wheat . H id beats any in this county ho
Stenhen -ir reported in the pa pent, r rom
lie lUiiu oi I - acrew lie oiiiaiutm ooo
buslielH, or afiout HO btishel per acre. It wiih of the pool variety,
h and teaches!14"" he obtained the seed in Peters-
thejhurg lawt rail. He will save the low crop ftr seed for those who want to
JoT Farmers -ay the long druth i- cutting short the corn and late pitatoecroj 8. A distinction without a difference . : i t - to but little. There is a differ ence a real differeucv a vast difference . ween Sutherland Kagle 1 and any other. The greatet difference i in the results obtained fron, its use. It cures sore eyes, granulated lids am! MtrtB juicker tlian any known remedy and cannot injure the eye of a file.
The Leimiion church congre
gation contr cted for a chaj-l organ with Mr F. C. Kuebler thi- w k. It will be delivered next week.
Mr- Jos I'nawehr, of Louisville, catne to Jaser Saturday night to visit friends and relative-. Rev. K. S. Horton, of Harrisonville, Ohio, pased through Jasper Monday morning on his way home. Mr. Jav DeBruler, F.s,... left for
Fred. Lane, of Jefferson Tp., Killed In i Ficht at a Church Door by John Bradley. l.a-t Sunday Fred Lane and John Bradley got in a tight in the afterternoon ami Lüne knocked Bradley down. Bradley g d up and went
borne. At night Bradley was at
hange sorts, fie broke and prepared the ground in Sept., using 100 Iba. of bone meal per acre ; sowed a portion of it on Sept. 2.rth and the rest on Oct KUh. 1 he first own he thinks yielded from appear nces 4 .r ."i bushels per acre more than the
later sown. It was on a clay loam ground, which had oats in in 1896, i ml corn in 1886. His yield of another variety was not near as large.
He believes in changing seed. To Consumptives. As an It. nent remedy, Foley's Honey and Tar does not hold out false hopes
in advanced stages, but truthfully claims
to give comfort and relief in the very vM.rnt eases, and in the early stages to effect a cure. M. Friedman. Mr Messrs. Sertuersheim, Gratnel-
spadier, Melchior, Me Kall, and others of the committee of the big
IHJIIK . it l 1 1 1 b 1 1 1 i unit y TV cr fcv i winvio vra mv vuimwinw C) in Bandar night the barn of I eters-burg Saturday last, where be( ,,aruScrabb,e Baplbjlchnrch, boo church Fair, finished drawing from t 1 I t I 11'. ,.1,..!, HC M, ... til , .l.ll.u tl.lH I r Z - . w.
the St.Meinrad cloister was burned,
with al out 80 tons of hay, and a quantity of oats, wagons, harness, iVc. involving a loss of about 4-, 500.
will ojien a law
w ith Mr. ( ix
Fi'iiiT n Madison Tf. OnMonlay Mr. Warren Armstrong drove his team and mower into a clover field he had rented of Mr. Alois Kuhs, prH8ing to cut the clover for seed. Mr. Fuha ordered him out, claiming that he had rented it for the hay crop only, and not the seed crop. Armstrong refused to go, and Kuhs pulled him off the machine, and got on top of him and began choking and striking him. Armstrong reached out and got a monkey wrench from the side of the machine, and turning Fuhs off of him began striking him with the wrench. Other parties separated
them, and it was found Fuhs' head
was cut by the wrench, and Armstrong had a bruised eye and scratched face and throat, but neither was badly hurt. Fuhs filed an
affidavit before Ksq. Kellams against Armstrong, charging A. &
B. with intent to kill, and on lues-
day the hearing was postponed un
til Friday. These are each good
citizens, and it is a pity the hot
weather so influenced them they couldn't keep cool, and settle their dispute some other way. It is always best to have contracts made in writing, so there can be no misconstruction.
three miles northwest of Birdseye,
.Ictterson townsbiti waiting at the
Mr. O-car (.rimes, of Centralia, door with a nun,ber of others, till
fo I he lesk I otnpany is putting Mrs. Helen r. Leming the vacant
lot on Seymour and 7th stieets, and will after a while build a residence
thereon. I he consideration was
a ware room for veneering nrtl
i the desk wareroom. CASTOIIIA.
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III., was attracted to Jasper lv I ..; --- . . i .. :;,...! t i
; (iictr ui U.Iii. , auu tnucu . i Mr. Jos. Fierst ha- bought of Huther this week.
M in Maggie Kuebler and In r
Miss Lizzie went to l.,.uis-
Tie s-
$m
Pkk.v hino. Rev. J. K. Fisher, M. Bo will preach at the church in .hi -per next Sunday night at 7 -.;o oclK-k. Kvery boly welcome. HiicklenH Arnica Salve. T!ie Best Salve in the world ior cut,
finnses, sores, ulcere, salt rheum.
Jf 0t tl a
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; services would oegin. nane came into the crowd and began taunting him with the black eye he
had given him, evidently wanting another tight. Hot words passed,
ville last Monday, where the latter and Bradley took out his pocket is to undergo an oiieration on htr knife, w hen Lane also took out his
cousin
Diki. Mr. Jos. Bauer, the farmer who was ii.jured by the explosion
tfi -. W. S Wininger and his bri le of two weeks are enjoying the refreshing breezes of Little Round Top thif week, the guests of W. V. and Mrs. K'-ndall. The M ses Rose and Teresa
of the Steiiftenagel boiler last week, Kuebler visited at Sweet Sulphur
Springs last week.
died I hursdav afternoon. He was
fever huned at the I atlnuic gravey iru on their triemi- Messrs. r.tk rn
LimU rger, of Rockpoit, Ind.
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ac'i i m pained uy
ami
ore-, tetter, chapped hands, elnltdains. prjdav la-t He was öö vears old, Boraa, and all skin eruptions, and tki- , , .; i A .. .Unoh.
.ii n.ü t i i v- ti.. ka im r. t " ' "
t cures t u. s ..r tw imv reoiiire.1.
i. u guaranteed to give perfect satisfac- ters
IMWO; miney relun-le.1. rn-e LV -eilte per box. For sale hv Martin Fnedman. Apti 30tb. 1HV7-Iy.
io to Hut Iter
Fall Suit or pant and yyu a ill Iw eure
thev are custom made. ' "
PkEachin.. Kev. Tfios. Alfords, ' A'.foidsville. will preach et IemdM D church. Boone township, on nt x. Saturday night and n Sunday iiior-ing and afternoon. The public g neral! v are invited.
MaKKM'.K Li- KX-K. Joseph Himer and Josephina M. Miller; Wm. J. Krny and Rom Mtafelinger; Henry H. Mtenkhaus and Sadie K. Hilstnever.
Mr. W. K. Cox. Esq.. ii attend-
ing court at Princeton this week. the tailor, (or your There are six MUMM accused of
niunler to be tried there this term of court. Miss Maggie Kuebler returned fmni a lengthy vi-it to Indianatsdis lat week. She brought with her
Master Clarence Sweeney, w remain until September.
and attacked Bradley with it. Thejf cut and slashed each other
till bv-standers interfered, when it
was found each was seriously cut
Lane wa- carried oft and died in
a little over an hour afterwards
Bradley was taken home, and is confined to his bed with wounds,
but the doctors sav he will recover
No effort was made to arrest him
.a - . l-l.i a
as the witnesses say ne diu me cutting in self defense, and some of the neighbors say the community is well rid of Lane, as he was considered a "tough,' and often stirring up difficulties.
The Most Fatal Disease. It o not generally known that more adults die of Kidnev trouble than any other disease. When the tirst symptoms of tin- disease appear, no time should le lost in taking Foley's ('..he Cure, winch la guaranteed or iim ui. refunded. M . Ktiedman.
"There was a racket and fu--
on the ttreet between Sernier-heitn s and Kunkel's Tuesday night, during which a pistol was tired in the air, which attracted deputy Sheriff Vic Ca--idy"s attention, and he stopped the row. It was an echo of a fight at the Fair the week before.
GtMOV Ootnm Faik. The vet
eran secretary . 8. Vet Strain,
the Fair at Princeton, sends the Coi kiek a ticket. The Fair will be held Sept. fco It. Oibson is n
one oi tne iii-si weaitny ami u
ftressive counties in the
Princeton a lively growing MM citv. io o the Fair.
tar.! ust receive. I a large line
of samples which will please any
See. suits f id.ou up. 1 ants J. P. Huther. the tailor.
of Fall' one to i
"s up. I' It
Hot rut ButaJcnro. Mr. Louis Seng's saloon, MM the railroad, was
state, and entered .Mondav night hv thieve-
hand
who took some small change from tfie drawer, a box or two of cigars, and stme bottles of liuuor. They
Tki.kphoxk to Loooootke. The br-.ke in one of the front door win-
A Birthday Celebration. Wednesday Aug. lSth, 1S7, being Mrs. Eliza Cask's filst anni-
10 will, versary of her birth, it was pleas
antly celebrated hv a number of
friends and relatives, who assem
bled in a beautiful grove near her home with well tilled baskets, with such foods as are pleasing to the eye and good for the appetite. At 12 o'clock dinner was served with the usual relish and enjoyment that accompany such occasions. The number present was Li2, the following names are those of the oldest : Mrs. Eliza Case 61 yeais, Bettie
Loogi dee telephone company are dows, and entered that extending their line from Alfords-
ville Io White river, and the Daboii Co. telephone Co., will meet them at White river, and connection will be made so that in a few days tele-
wav.
Base Ball Talk. Will Bohnert the EUdl
base man ha- been making
jond
Chappel C'5, Amanda Lomax 55, Sarah Harris B2, the oldest person present, Margaret Pay ton 02, Laura Russell 88. Mary Rhodes 81, Mrs.
Davenport 7', Maria Corn 57, Eliza
w heels the tickets in the big scheme
on Monday night. They had
worked at it for several nights in
. a a i ii ai k
succession there being over -,uov
tickets sold. Among the thousands
the following were the awards of a
o
portion of the prizes : Joseph r neu
man, Sr., grain drill; Conrad Betz, Celestine. buggy; Mrs. Elizabeth
Kunkel, washing machine; Messrs Kiefer, Kunkel, Bohnert & Co
buggv harness; Jacob Eckert, hall
hat rack; Henry Hohler, cook
stove; Mrs. Jos. Buchart, a kitchen
cabinet; Frank C. Kuebler, the
nanny goat ; Kelix Schneider, Jr., washing machine; Dr. Kempf's son, a set of light wagon wheels; Mrs. Andrew Eckert a tine mantle clock. There was some amusing things
occurred at the distribution of the!
prizes, which was superintended by I KMM good married ladies. The i handsome ladirv' man, Mr. (ins. (iranielspacher, assistant bank cashier, drew a very tine pair of ladies drawers, which were hung on a wire, folded to show some pretty lace. hen the ladies found it for him they told him to take it off the line, and he supposing it to be a table cover, or something of that kind, nulled it down suddenly, when it
divided and a leg fell on each side of his neck, to the great amusement of the ladies. Gus. almost fainted when they laughed so heartily, and one of them advised him what to do with them. Ask him if he took the advice. It is whispered, quietly, however, that he will have use for them before winter comes.
Hornet hint? to Depend On. Mr. James Jones, of the drus: firm of Jones A Son, Cowden, 111., in speaking of Dr. King's New Discovery, says that last winter his wife was attacked with Iairinpef and her case rrew so serious that physicians at Cowden anil Pana could do nothing for her. It neemed to develop into Hasty Com uraption. Having Dr. King's New Discovery in store, and selling lots of it, he took a bottle home, and to the mirprise of all she began tu get better from first dorn, and hft'd dozen dollar bottles cured her sound and well. Dr. King's New Discovery for ( 'onstinipition, Coughs and Colds is truaranteed to do this good work. Free
trial Iwttles at Martin r riedman s lrng Sum-. 6
Lawn Party. Ice cream will be served in the grove near Btthel church on Thursday evening, August 26th, 1897. Good music will be furnished by the Lewis orchestra. Several recitations will be given by the White
Ribbon young ladies. I he proceeds are for the W. C. T. U. Every body is invited to come. COMMITTKE.
phone communication will be open two weeks
tr -in .Li-jer 0 LoOfgi M'tee.
with the Washington club the past
il t,,,ir Norton 51, Mary Hancock 47, Mag-
Not iee to Dental Patrons. It has come to my notice that a party ha- lecn soliciting dental work, claiming tu lie a husine-- partner of mine. I want it distinctly understood that I iiave n onnection with any other dentist in this countv. and no one is authorized t" i t ; 1 1 i I
-.'in n i.ipiK ii ,nr. i win w ii-ä-'i .. , . i i
to attend the wants of all who desire au'u" -re ' r
all
gie McCain 80, Laura Budd 47
any of the I parts. The Reds
He 1- fast enough for t:ir.. Cillhnm rl I nee Hurris 40
ia i a I y r '
I lib:
around in these
The very appeamnce of Sutherland's Rade Fve Salve futilities that this reme-
dv is new and original iu itself. It is doinir ffood
nianufa4-turevt on an improved methol. (ic work will
I ne manv miractiiius cures oi iuuk
lental work, at my office in the Spayd block. Jas. S. Stiwabt." July 2, 1897 -tf. List of Letter Ketnainingtn the Post Office at Jasjer. Ind., for the week ending Aug. 17th, 1U7. Hollow ay. Hen. I'reiss. Katharina.
When calling for same plea
hv its use cmi.haM7.es its linlxirtaDCB
the greatest enre know n for any and kind of sore eyes.
Mary Bradfield 50, Sallie Pride 41?, Mattie Harris 45, Susie Howe 42,
outfielders have iwen Sarah Hoagland oS, Sarah Wilson
."7, Bosa Sweet 85, Maty (ial breath 54, Mr. Flem Case 88, James Lomax CI , N. Pay ton CI , John Russell 55. Ben. (ialbreath 5C, John Budd 52. Elijah A. Bell 68, T. F. Bradfield 51, Wm. Lent 47, James
Rev. (i. A. Kienle. pastor
the Salems Evangelical Lutheran church at Hunticgburg, preached Uo a good sizel congregation of Oet-
man speaking people at the Public for our boys
School house in Jas s r last Sunday tseing out-classed
work or late, i n ir
dand soine improve
ment. Booneville wanted the Jasper battery la-t Sunday. Schuhmacher
was willing, but preferred the Red's ,,f siippirt btdiind him in a contest
with liuntingburg, the Aspiring R. R. center of southern Indiana. The Louisville's were U strong
The Reds all admit
Thev are ac-
H arris 4, Perry Anderson 4:?,
advettawd.
S. Anhkbhon, P. M
,ftV aftern'Hui. He a!- -pike a short cu-tmned to defeat here
time in Enclish. He made another I bev are determined to
CASTORIA
appointment to preach at the school themselves in Sunday's game
For Infanta and Children.
house at 2 :30 o'clock on Sunday,
Aug. 2Sth. All Cerman speaking citizens are invited.
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You Can Depend On It. That Foley's Colic Cure is an instant relief for "colic, rammer complaint, cholera morbus, diarrhoea, bloody tlus. chronic diarrhoea, cholera infantum. bilMMH colic, painters co'ic. cholera, and all Imwel cotiiplaints. M. Friedman. In Jail Sheriff Cas-idy has received the following prisoners from Huntingburg this month : Andn-w ;'i--, ch-rg.d with pettit larceny, and Arch Helverson, for pettit lar- " ncy, both examined before Mayor
Brundick, and committed in default
't hail. Mrs. Uuie
daughter of of keeping a
s iore fcs.p Johnson, and committed
to answer at circuit
Oaki m Citv Faik The edi-, tor acknowledges receipt of ticket to the above Fair which takes place next week. The management have! always had a first class Fair there.
and a it is easv of access -otne of
Huntingburg 10 Booneville
Sunday last. Our own
made that one for Booneville, and saved them from a shut-out. If Huntingburg so far outclasses Booneville, how far are they in advance of the R ds? Qo see for yourself at the Park Sunday.
With pner supjiort Schuhmach
Wm. Hoagland 48, Tillman Cray ö l. John Alexander 48, Nlohol&s. Harris The cakes, which n tun be red 4.'?, were tested by Wm. Lent and Nick Harris and were pronounced excellent. 0. D. Hakkis. The nice specimens of half a dozen or more varieties of cake ac-
Bohubel jcompanying the above notice shows
that the ladies there are adopts at preparing good things. Editor Col KIKK.
of late, red.-. Mil
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Dangerous Drinking Water. Death lurks in impure water. It breeds discuses often in epidemic form. The first svmptom is looseness of the howels. These diaeases are clicked by taking Foley's Colic Cure. M. Friedman .
our Dubois county make exhibits, and attend.
folks a good
manv
A Generous Child. (iive me a bite f your candy Flossie?''
No, but you may kiss me while mv nioiif i- stickv." Life. :
hould er the southsider, will make things
interesting for the Browns. His prowess is recognized by Jasper's greatest rival Petersburg. B. B. Fan.
the
At the soldiers reunion at
Schnellville, on Friday some Lanes threw away the tag
(irant.
- and others kicked up a row, and
Enoch Ahl nccii-pd wpre making things lively ju-t out-
house of ill-fame; tried ,,f the cmP" numlier of
deputy shentts were on the ground to preserve order, and when they started towards the g:ang. the latter broke and run to their wagon, which had Is-en left conveniently
ifor an emergency, jumped in, and .a aa
thev started their horse- ih
ooting at the deputies. Jos.
er and . Line returned me
tire, and it was ret.rted next dav
one of those in the wagon received
Hunk.M-d. The et pkaM trntni ted loudly. "What's the trouble!" askid
cbimi inzi " M no l .nlv'a wnrked the -hell game on nie," r plied the piichyilerni as he
of empty peanut
shell which had iut been handed to
bun. HtflaMphta North American.
curt.
Wliea Vow Take Yoar Vacatloa Hie most ne.-ejsary article to ho. W'ltli vmi i mftmrn w.. . i ...
t-'ttle of Foley's Colic C It ' t.
solute prevention or cure of all derange- "is th ;..-nts ..f the U;wel- ca,r1 by a change gan sh
Thm Kml MBU Man' M Story.
Opdike i ihv tiing th. ir ti. w flat narv effH-t
The real estate agi ut said that uiy wife and I conlil have the tint for f 25 a month, i ut that he would charge any one . ie ;(o. Fatli.TKiH That was the offer be made me and my wife whi n we tho ighl of taking it. Brooklyn Eagle.
MOW TO FIND OIT. Fill a bottle or common glass witn urine and let it stand twenty hours; a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys. When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kidney trouhle. Too frequent desire t urinate or pain in the hack, is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. Whst To lo. There is comfort in the know ledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy fullrills every wish in releiving pain in the hack, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinarv passages. It corrects inability to hold urine, and
scalding pain in passing it, or bad forth his Son, made of
eiiccu loiiowuig line oi uipiur, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of lieinir comoellfvl
to get up many times during the night 'might receivethe adoption of sons
t urinate. 1 he mihi and the extraordi-
ofSwamp Roit is soon re
alized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing
cases If von ;iee.l a
Epworth League Unioi of Pike County. The Epworthinns of Pike county believe that a closer fellowship should exist between the different chapters. To bring about this result representatives from the different chanters, together with Ireland
Chapter as the Ireland Chapter I)long to the Otwell Circuit, met in the beautiful grove near Otwell Tuesday, August 17, 1897, to form such a union. A very interesting program was carried out. In the abseence of the President, Mr. J. CJ. Nichols, Rev. VI. L. Payton was elected temporary chairman of the meeting. Miss Bertha Botts, of Otwell, gave the address of welcome. This was responded to by Brother Cajieheart, of Veljen, and Brother Kader, of Petersburg. Dinner was then served under the trees. The afternoon program consisted of papers on topics of interest, talks and recitations, interspersed with good music. Miss Lulu B. Young, of Ireland, Mr. Iouis (ieorge, of Alford, and Mr. John K. Chappell, of Algiers, were the reporters chosen to report this convention to the Jasper Conanen and the Petersburg papers. At the evening session Rev. W. Rader, of Petersburg, preached an excellent sermon, using as his text Gal. 4: 4. "But when tl e ful
ness of the time was come, God sent
a woman,
made under the law, to redeem them
that were under the law, that we
in
Vou nr i t as well advertise
flhffi rSl5 i n Under i'Jp "U H millH ' hP through one ear The IIln ai in a newnaiST with- Ut ..f order mm id.-erre.l after th.
out circulation.
incident.
Dishes of gold and silver used in table service in Vlisi B. C. wro found at Troy by Dr. Schlunnann. One of these waa about tho siao now um-yloyod.
The time and place of holding the
next convention was not selected. Everyone left Otwell feeling that
medicine vou the convention had benefitted them,
should have the test. Sold by druggists; and that they would try to awake
: .ir.-- . I i v- .
pru e iiii lenm nun one nun ir. i on Mf have a sample bottle and pamphlet !oth sent free by mail. Mention The Coi KiKK nnd send your address to Dr. K ihner A Co.. Hinghamton, X, Y. The proprietor of thia paper guarantees the genuineness of this offer.
more interest in their home chap
ters. Lulu B. You MO,
Railroad Kxcumionfi. SI'KNCKR CO. FAIR, Aug. 2-th to ifHt h . one fare for the round trip Aug. 24th to '.Wth, good until Aug. '."th.
CHRISXF.Y FAIR. Aug. 30th to
You won't need a magnifying
, ill i Ä J I v i a ana w.u. vti iv glass to read the bargains advertised MeJt 4th, one fare for the ronod trip
in I he Col'RIKK. 1 Aug. 30 to Hept. 4, good till Sept. 5.
House aad Lot for Sale. A good residence on Mill street in Jasper, for sale cheap, and on reasonable, terms. The lot has on it a good drilled well costing nearly $100, furnishing an untailing supply of good water. Foi prbe and terms apply to (J. Doane. Prof ram for Jasper Epworth Learae, Sunday Night Auf. 22, 1897. Song, Choir Scripture Reading and Prayer, Rev. J. E. Fisher Song, Choir Recitation, Estella Mullen Declamation Beitha Leming Song Choir Declamation Mary Anderson Declamation Linnie Tilraan Declamation Flora Neff Select Reading Blanche Leming Solo Emma Cassidy Selection Emma laming Song Choir Otlicers of the League will be installed Sunday night. Meeting at 7 o'clock. Every body is invited. Old People. Old eople who respiire medicine to regulate the tstwels and kidneys will
find the tme remedy in Klectric Hitters. This medicine does not stimulate and contains no whisky or other intoxicant, I nit acts as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength and giving tone to the orgnna, thereby aiding nature in the performance of the functions. Klectric Hitters is an excellent appetiier and aids digestion. Old people nnd it just exactly What thev need. Price fifty cents per bottle at M. Friedman's drug store. 5 Bethel Beautie. Some of our farmers are longing for rain. Sabbath school is progressing nicely. The attendance on last Sabbath was seventy two. Miss Ada Berba, of Oakland City, is visiting Miss Bell Cooper. Miss Delia Brittain, of Ireland, and Miss Bessie Bretz, of Huntingburg, were the guests of the Alford gills last Sunday. Miss Sallie DeBruler, of Rockport, is visiting Miss Ella DeBruler. Miss Virda Brown is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bissey, in Daviess county. L. L. Cooer, of Bellville, Ills., was the guest of Miss Josie Cooper the first of the week. DeBcrry and son have commenced work on U. F. Brittain's new barn. Mr. John DeMotte, one of our highly respected citizens who has been in bad health, is rapidly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Harker and little son Cecil, made a flying trip to Lemington last Saturday. Mr. Jasper Abell has quit the bicycle study, and is now busily engaged in the study of Schnarr, with the hope of entrapdng a bird in the near future. Eijrkka.
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