Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 41, Number 1, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 September 1898 — Page 5
ASPER COURIER
Hours of Mail Cloning at Jasper P. 0.
Tu f I Vi' till"1 t I" H kt up I In- mall- prop, rl)
,. mailt. III l cloned Ht Hi' Jasper I. O. u
It. Ii Mnll u I'ltici, . iu.i a.
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Kn iK'h I l-k Mlir rout.- n a.m. lo-noni i . .. iii urrlvul i.l iii. li,'.. mill llf
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rnrtiTHVIIU! naity, rt.-t numiii),!-
10 41). i in ea mvnmmim, r. m.
"The Slur Bund goei to Hunt-
a . I -a .1. .. It . ..I I!
tiDinir' to I'liiy ui me iwpuouoMi rally Sat unlay.
jujt II 'you art in arrears for the
O; nihil don't neglect (O pay up when von mII your wheat.
w Wheat tunk i tumble tliis i. a r.r. J Kf ....,. l.iiuiiiil in
Wt'fK WOO WUMU UM wumi. i in Jaaper. ItnKlnb. y 'ptoiperity."
K-r a parted ooraplaxion and ;i clear,
l :ihliv skin, aee I'imhi in i i R,-
MILK BOAF, aoW ut lni' Store.
'Summer goods it t rust, tn l
tbem out of the way, at üerber A;
luther's.
doming at eotl at KckcrtM' New Store. MORRIS' ENbUSH STABLE LINIMENT.
in l-ntiic.il l-.ni.M-n lU'tm-iiy ret- Lioneln--.
'uts. l!iui"i-. .-rat. he-, ui Iiukc-, w'.unev ,
r
Bold ly B. B. Bran nock, Jaaper, ftVTnera wen- 36 excursionists. . I I f . I a . ' '
i mi' s eci;ii imiii .i;ii ci in v iii-
lo IllllOl k S OS
1 McDonald, of BtjnBotVj Kb shipping ,,v curs of staves from Jtaper thin week. Makkiaok Ll i - K -. 1 1 ii r f Schnell and A DM M. Lichte ; A dOBM Lind-' nd A tU I I 'aiiit i . John Knapp ahc Mai la Klini-r. My full stock of millinery hau arrived an. I will le OS l da aast week. It M AGGIE KI N K KL. RraTFiiie roasted coffee for 5 000(1 per pound at fJerbei A Hutbei'l store. St, öJfTlie lic-;iit-t and bird Ml rain of the year occurred in Jasp i Sunday eve: iuy, washing big gullies in many of the street. narlt is to ! hoped the preaonl cool, pleasant weather will continue till after tin- Fair il over next week. While in tin- city I selected all the
latest stvlea of millinery, ii i Kl SKEL.
kuyal Makes the tuttd pure. t hulesvieur nj Jrlit IIMIS.
AKlN
POWDER Absolutely Pure
. . i.a. .! id - fin.
1'Ik' (j. A. K. national en
campment at Cincinnati thin week was a gral sinces, large numbers attending.
Pkka ins.. Key. J. I. (Jregory, 0. I' , will preach at the school
house Sunday night next, puhlic are invited.
Foind Dkmi. Mr. John Petry. of Hall township, was on last Friday foui d dead in hin room at Inhume. He wan H7 years old, and had been a citizen of Hall township for many years, lie was the stepfather of Mr. ('. Fierst. of Jasper.
v ar
1 he ( or in r (iu kes held an inmiestand returned a verdict of death I v
Hand Shot to I'im kb. On Tue al':PleT
day ruorring Mr. .1 . Goetz, a farmer living west f Jasjier, came to town and started ith a party fur a hunting and fishing frolic at Buck ! Shoals, on White river. When lahout two mil -from town one of tle-m ealled attention to aonie ijuailf in a field adjoining the road, when one of them said he would like a
B.n tt lh M Yoi Haw Wwrs Bough! Porteraville Pointers. W't-ather very warm, with freouent showers.
Jan.
VrWhai baa bei ohm of the Couaiia'a: iblo oofpi of local oorrespondeuta? Have they all "gone dead?"
riKMiMi,.
kMFarmera an taking out large qoantitiea of fertUlixen in this county, to le ready for the early sowing of wheat.
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A Household No family ibOttKI Ik' Solle Cure', icr all If, Friedman
Weeciattje without Foley 'a Ihiu' eeanplaint.
Makkikd Adoma LiaoaXY and Miss Anna Paixtkh were married
The Kind You Han Always Bought by Enquire T. Boeder, at the county
clerk 'a Omca 00 Thursday of last week.
Haara ha VT 1110 lullu ' uu nd,t MWfTl
O: Mi wj 7
Tf von want a fine pair of
li.if , go and examine (it-rber d
Bather i iloeh and i rioea and oom
il . ! . L. .1 ...
iare mem wiin oi ners. in, Bonorlii, II I.., AllR. 14, '!H 'I am aabject t." craiiiH hhi oolie, J . - J I- ... L . . u 1
ii i lutvt- u-eo in.tiix ii-iiit-oit-. oui iiiiii
nley t telle ( are lieiit tlieni all. If, Mtnimn, W. L. Vkth.
llorris' Kiiglisli Worm Powder.
v-ii ai. -f Wurm Kftno'ly in xi-ctein-e for
Uoro, Bbucp mil Hua-f.
Bold by B, B, Braanock, Joapar,
C'liii.uencenieiit exercises of
the Madi-on t ownship schoohs will be held at Ireland to morrow night, Septem bei LOth. A good time is a-.-ur d those who attei.d. i Not He Imposed n. Alway- insist in gettina; F'le"'s llniiey einl T.ir, as it is positively, absolutely ami Bngnaliflorlly the bcel cooffa aaadfcine. Aceepi no Huhstitute. Martin Friedman.
arf3"Mr. ( harles Lam peri had a barrow noint accidentally fail on
"Labor davM in Jaipei last hia foot Wednesday which n. aiK
a t a . . , ... . .
.-ninuav wa- mo rainv and mm h v .. t ti,,,.n,.i, i,;-
or any ut-nerai oiiservaiice. am -..r- i... ! -.1
learly every mechanic waj buay at witi, ;i , ;mP now
.Mirk.
Miss Flora Traylor returned from Hloomington Sunday la-t. Mr. A. Krempp and wife went to Princeton Wedm -day to visit their son. Mi-s Lottie Doane went Wednesday to visit the Pike county Institute at Win-low. Mr-. Mattie Beck, of Princeton, is visiting her parents, Mrs. and Mr. R. F. Milhurn. Mr. .b bn I.orey was called to Louisville Saturday last on account of the death of his aunt. Misses Helen and Maye lene, of Madison tp. are attending the Pike teachers' Institute this week. Sheriff Henry Cassidy returned Iron White Sulphur Wells Tuesday, feeling better for hi- trip. Hon. John i. McNutt, Democratic candidate for Attorney General, was in Jasper Monday. Mi- Augusta Clarke returned from Ark. Wednesday morning to attend the funeral of her brother ( 'urran. Mr. Albert Bohnert left Jaer Monday evening for New York city with a lot of horses for shipment to Europe. Mr. Bobt. Ciarke. of Louisville,
foot, causing a came down Monday, on account of
Charlie walkeltba serious sickness cf bis brother,
Several of our people attended the Harvest Home Pienir at .Instter
-hot at then to tret some fordinner, ; Thursday, and report a good time.
lilt. CetDi. Lemine and dauirh-
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and i.ieked up hi- iiun. Just then
the ipaails Hew, and Goetz threw out his right hand saying "there they go," just an the trigger was drawn on tbem, the hand coming directly in front of the gun. The two middle tingerH were shot away, and the bones of the others so shattered that the hand was amputated. He was brought back to town, and lr-, Kampf, Mueller and Salb attended to the wound.
FixkI). On Saturday night Marshal Milhurn arrested H mer Rayhill and FraauV Lemmon, from our neighboring county of Daviess, for profanity, and Ksij. Zoeller fined them $2 each with $7.80 ooata, I'hey were placed in jail to sober up, and on Sunday Ab. Traylor. of Pike county, stayed the fines. The two men fined and another Lemmon, who belongs to the army, end was home on furlough, were on a big high, and said they ?ould "take the town." The soldier hapjened 10 be somewhere else when the Marshal at rested the two, and so escap ed arrest. His drunk had not worn off Sunday morning, when Traylor took him home with him. He lost his uniform coat wt iie on the spree.
BiH'kloiCs Arnica Salve. The Baat SauVa is Iba world for cuts,
n-uises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
ores, tetter, chappeil hands, ehilhlains,
eruptions, ami poal
torus, aim all skin
I'-.-ires pile, or no oav renhireil.
is Kkiaianteetl to iv" perfect satisfac-
li i, oi money retumlel.
i iki-x. For aale lv Ma Are-i" Hb, IIB ly.
OA
Bruit Signature of
The Dewey I J lor and Military anl low-. Town "alkc-is, tiiminecl in Ktlkadot wirifs, and t le ShejierdesH, wliii-h willlie liie lea. hi in dres shapes, will he all the ft vie tins fall. ft MAGGIE KUNKEL.
BtTThe F. W
Ton.
i The Kind You Hin Always Bought
Found.
At M. Friedman a drug etoie, a mar-1
BXt-ioiis cure for all k nlnev coiiii.laiulH.
nervous exhaustion and temale weak
nesM. It i Fole. ' Kidney Cnra.
c.icik brewery -
nee W cents (-uvi-red their beer kegl, st'ilt-n flOU rr,4( Iuan' the beer ware boii.-u at Jaaper, on h)ard the Wallace sow cars at
Petersburg next day. and the showmen paid for the beer and freight rather than to be prosecuted. PLENTY OF EGGS .nd no lie rhi.kons where WKLLS' l'OUL AY POWDER i ueJ. SoM by B. B. Hrannock, JasM-r.
"Aii ugent
Underwriter! has
of the Hoard of
"ill 111 t ill" I 1 g t , I 1 - Y ' i -1
uus wct'K. n ad uni' ni.-MraiuM- tu? ....
w m i a tii" iites generally, to hke effett next tie at once re-
pcar. I tils lias cell reinlcreil nee- Kreaini! ieeiin:
Basare be the many new imnrove-
ni'-nt.s inthe town.
It Hits the Spot. hen aaJhrfaai from a severe cold antl your throat und Inmrs feel sore, take a
Curran. Mi-- Flora Traylor returned
week fr m visiting her : ster a Hloomington. to be re.idy for the heinning of school. Miss Barbara Steater, of Louisville, ai rived in Jasper Friday last to spend several week-, visiting Mrs. John Kueljler, Jr., Mi--es Dora Krau- ami Julia Werst returned to their homes in Louisvi le Friday la-t. after several weeks visiting Jasper relatives. Mien Emma Caasidy went Monday to attend ihe teachers' Insti
a I I I r I I
Pile at v insiow. Mie will teach in .,!,., m
Pike county the coming winter. down in their
Misses Mact'ie Kunke! antl
FriH Pills. Baaai your ait!rvss to If. K. H"cklenA Co.. ChlfaajO. and get a frve sample box if Ir. King's New Life Fills. A trial will convince vu of their merits. These
ills are easy in action and are partial arlv efn-ctive in the cure of constipation
ind sick headache. For malaria ami
liver trouble they have lieen pmved in !a-t i valuable. They are guaranteed to be
(n-rie, 1 1 irt-- lnun - rrt urint-injup i-uir ataoaea ami t bajaaarei vegetable. Tbej d-i not weaken by their action. Init bj rivinjr tone to stnnaeh and Isiwels greaty invipirate the system, tegular siie ''. paar Kx. Sold by Martin Frie-bnan. Iniflfist. '1
ters, Belle and Helen, were in town Monday. John T. Dike attended the Washing'on Street Fair last week. He says Washington 13 all right. Mr. John Mauder, of Martin county, was in town Tuesday. The building of the new school house at this place is progressing nicely. The enspuet games at this place are ijuite an attraction for young and old. The Post-office of this place has been moved from W. F. (Joebe!' store, llg F:a.-t Main, to J. J. Ueialer'a Hall, on 13-lth street Mnd Sycamore Ave. Fresh meat at Cieisler's Hall every Saturday, Aud Schnarr butcher. Takolfkoot
Columbia Township Trustee Notice. The undersigned, Tnintee of Columbia Tp., DttbOM county, Intl., will attend 0 Township business at his residence on every Saturday, and persons having township business to transact are re-pu-sted to present it on that day of the week. The Town-hip Library is kept at the !! i-of the Trustee, where those entitled ran obtain ! kK. P. Smith, Trustee. Aug. Pith, 1897 y.
Wall Paper!
We have a full car load of wall paper to select from this season, in all grade 1 that you may want at greatly reduced prices. Come in and let us show you our beautiful colorings. Also afull line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware and fine China ware. If you intend purchasing a Piano or Okoan be sure to examine our instruments and hear the quality of tone. You can have them tried in our store, before you purchase. All repair work promptly done. FRANK C KUEBLER.
Jeweler.
JASPER, March U, 17-
INDIANA.
INSURE WITH Wm. A. Wilson s General Insurance Agency,
JASPER.
INDIANA.
rb. u. ijm j.
Wallace's circus was at Jasper last Monday, and what some of the citizens of the citizens of that town bad done to them is "a plenty." The "shell" and "envelop" gatres weie too much for our neighbors on the Patoka, and it is said that the "sharpers'" went away with
of Jasper s money
CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
all parts affected and roe will nay ; HITS THE 8PÖT. II . Friedman.
p-ans. no hail.
Ida too had. that at the close of the
Fa-ley, returned from Indianapolis nineteenth century men may still ami Louisville this week, with ideas he found betting on another man's of the newest styles of Kall millin- game! Huntingburg Independent.
I he above will be news to the
s ..!(. .m en 1...T- I-.,, i i etude ot Ja-Her tor with ttie ex-
lieved. a wann , . ..i; uif ;..
iml healing of )nun rman attorney irom i erry ' i'""" " un who m. -i-
- I . aV I I A M 4 I I a-. . 4 .11 . t " .11,. T f 1 r- ä fr.i.wl aa V
1II0NEY AND ery.
soreness will i w
IF YOU ARE Looking for the handsomest as well as cheapest
Ml PAPER
Harbison Trustee' Notice. Notice is hereby given that the underaigned. Trustee of Harbison township, will att -nl to township business on each Saturday of the year, at my office, and
persons having: township business to 'low price.
on Saturdays. The tow nship library will be kept at my home in Hayaville. liicoRoa Nix, Aug. Bf, 1897-7. Trustee. Boone Township Trustee's Notice. The in.lersigned. Tnistee of B xne township, Dubois county, hereby anvee notice that he will attend to all business pertaining to the office of Trustee, at his
residence, als ut one mile went of I'ortersville, on Portersville ami Ireland mail, on Saturdays of each week, am) revpiest til person. having township business to present it onSatunlay. Otiten desiring books from the Township Library, are notified that the Library it kept by Wm. Mcllarria, in Portersville. N. B. CorrMAX, Trustee. Aug 7, 1897 -y.
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You will of necessity call at John Heichelbechs. HE HAS IT ! He will also bang it for vou at
Give me a chance
estimate on your rooms complete, and examine my latest styles of paper and I will please you. JOHN HKICHELBECH. Corner of Newton and W. Oth St. JASPER, INDIANA. May ii, On.
will lie i.vi...ri..ti,'..,l COUtllV, Wild IKls iOt aUM ,u Hani
"It feels so good. IT ingburg. was over Monday inspect It is guaranteed, ing C(iurt r cords, and getting ac-
qoainted. Mes-rs. Philip J. Kunkel, Geo. ( iramelspacher, Jos. A. Mehringer.
Bears the
Signature of
HO. : RUil DOWN
i:r ..' i :nj with mvmmimr y liH r mi ' iWWMDL So by B. B. Branonck, .lasper. -W'Remcmher (ierher iv Huther
law tin; freshest stock of family
i l ies m . iNimr H r.i il 1 1 . i
w .(- a. aav i. . I . v i , mywhete in town. :tt.
I. ist of Letters Remaining in the Post ifflce at Jaaper,
Iml., for the week eii'ling Sept lttb ',s. Mr. .foiiti Bam. When calling for same please say "advertised." S. Amuhwi.v, V. M. ay"The County Ci)niniiseionei have been in se--ion this wiek.
Conr.-iil Fi keit J on Friediiian Sr
an.l John T. Meh hoir, made a Ay- coouetted with the wme in., T.,.i;an..Ki;B e.i..i.'.. and their ockets were
aias. i ' j jniiinup'iir ui uiu ' , to visit Bishop Chatard. Prof. P. T. Clarke came home from Arkansas last week, to fill bis
ed ' cents each lor an agreed -x
ierinient among them-elves, no
citizen of Jasper is known to have
bet on another man's game. Some
insiders, however, are said to have lost some but that may be like a
milk -i ( k report. One or two men
toe long, cut antl
money stolen, but they were too drunk to know who did it.
t-rH is reported that some team-
- - t a I I
' - I III lilt I I ll mi niiioi nir.r .-...i.l
Sunday dieoorered a female in
VYlmtmtii in r.-itiiL-u n. .;n,.,i
" - I. lM I, IVIIkllll my batheing suit on, near 'he
miles. " and friLdllelied her bv
tri'pmg tbemael
vos and her.
jumping
Ii I it w ater w it I
(Jolng Down Hill.
opte nil. riniF
Me Kid-
hi seas. s
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-tt-miv ioisn ol
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- J ri il ill il i no time in trying f Kidney Cure, a
"frantee.l I'reiiarati.in.
VOI R I10HSL COI UHHi
CRAFTS DIBTBMPBR CVR1, the
""Htiutixl reme.iy for ilinlemper.
Sold by B, B. Brunn w k, Jnsjrt r. Publii' Schools in the Public '"liMing in Jasper opened Monday, with 101 pupils.:;:, Uutfeaell'i iiritnarv roon.
Hi Mrs l ia.l,.i ' J-'
a... Ill ra 1 I I ra stt 1 1 1 1 ( a T 'Hi, 2'2 in Miu w;....-.. i. 'j
. - ... .annual s Mil HUU 1 grades, and 1!) in ih klk
1 aawj 1 1 1 a 1 1 OOI, Thnmm 5 il. nai..?;
ill al3 VamiHOi( dl not hegin till Tuesday.
atf
transacting the usual amount f position as a--. stant in the Jasper routine bu.-iness. Tuesday the high school. He has been teachtownship trustees were visiting them ing a summer term in Arkansas, for monthly inspection. In coin.- and bis sister. Miss Augusta, went ties like Dubois that is as a am (lean t(" re to finish the term for him.
A CRITICAL TIME
and expensive requirement of law, impoeod on the People by the last Republii an legislature.
Heats the Klondike.
farm, in Boone township, eighteen t am ago. visited at Mr. R. K. Milburn's in Jaspci this week
Mr. A. ('. Thomas, of Marysville, Tex ., This is their first visit to their o!d
nasioiinu a more vaiuanie iiiscoverv i.f ti.
aaia.. a nil. an
During the Battle of Santiago.
Two brothers, Jonathan and Joel Wnnl ulin lii'il on tbo Mi l bom SICK OR WELL, A RLSH MGHT AND
OAV.
' employer itnoa
i Um li.iu . .. i.... I, ... ;., I... I. ,.
tiinn man .a-i i --, u nui'i,- in uir rlill-i . a .. . . ,,. .like. F..V yean- he suffered untold ago- n,,w reside at Springfield. Ills uj troan eoneamption, Mrompanieil by Mr- It. M. Milhurn and
iieuiorrnages- a. u was ansoiuteiy A Stobaugh i-IIH'.l llV I I r k Mill u ..ta- I lunni'iiri' f.. a- O
Cktnan an prion, Ooopfaa and folds. He declares that irohl is of little value in
CkOttparieoa with this nuurfaloM cure would have it, even if it cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat unci lung affections are positively cured by lr. Kinir's New Dis
covery for ( onstiniiition. Trial bcttles
free Bt Martin Kriedman's hiug Store. Ki'gular site -rs) cents and fl.iHi. (luar-
anleed to cure or nice refunded.
R I MOVED. I liavo reaered my Millliei"! store to tlie public M
square, next uoor to Mr.
Spraucr's pliotfrapli gallery, whore 1 wish to meet all my c ustomers, AGGIE KUHKBLa
The Packers at the Battle of Santiago de Cuba were all Heroea. Their Heroic Efforts In Getting Ammunition and Rations to the Front Saved the Day. P. K. Butler, of pack-train No. 3, vaniintr fmm Santiaeo. tie Cuba, on J u I v
will leave Jaaper öd, aeys , "We all had diarrhoea in
for Indianapolis on next Monday, ni"re or less violent form, and when we (aiumb -at. .I...,,,, I, landtsl we had n . tune tc -e- a tbj.-t.ir,
Mi-
a : (...!. .... 1
a. .I - . i'I II . I H' .as-." "I Mini I, ui Ii I j.- I I I who ha been visiting at Mis. Mil- an(l ,iav to kw., the troo. mpvmi with burn's for some ti.ne, will return to aniuiunitioo and rstiona, but thanks to her home at Clarksville, Texas, Chamberlain a Colic, Cholera and Disrfrom Indianapolis. rb.a Kemedy, we wren-able to keep at r work and k-- p our health . in fact, I sinMr. Ilouvir Travlor left for Jef- cerelv lelieve that at CM critical time fersonville, Friday last, w here " n..-.li. iue was the .lir(N-t saviour of . , j I a" our armv, for if our packers had been he located and i nteri into prac. icing UMhUf wor n.ere would hare Hen law. Tne people of JeTersonville noway of getting aupn'iea to the front, and surrounding cities will find There were no roads that a wagon train Bomar to be well versed in the lnw, ld '-;', Mv comrade and myself had I iL 1 S.a. as Baa A Sa-a. I Ml m r n A I ca - . . t
I lie KSMi loiitiiir in in a cu.ij ui tin-medicine for our pack train lielore we left Tampa, ami 1 know in four cases it nbaotaBety saveil life." The almve 1 tter was written to the manufacturers of tin- medicine, the Chamberlain Medicine Co., DesMoine, Iowa. For sale bv M . Friedman.
Hall Township Buaineas. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Tnistee of Hall township, will attend to township business on each Saturday of the year, at mv office, and persons having township business to transact are required to present it to him on Saturdays. The township library will also be found at my office near Rosamond, ami the citizens are invited to call there for library books. The Indiana Series of School bookr may fie had at my office, and at John J. Meschede'e, in Celestine. Levi L. Jacobs, Trustee Hall township. Aug. 1897, y JOHN F. JUDY. '
Tille, tafle & St. Lotu Consolidated R. R.
"THE AIR LINE." 53 Miles the Shortest 53 Between Louisville St, St. Louie Only Line between Louisville and Evanaville.
ri ME CA KU IN Kf PICT, June 1,1188. MAIN LINK. West It. muh I Rast Htiuod. Ex sun De. Ua Da. Ha. Ks Smi. No 5. No. S. No. I. No. 2. No. 4. No. 6. I' M. I' M. A.M. I'.M. AM. A.M. 5.00 U.UO - nil !. v ille Ar. 5.45 7.(10 11.55 5 35 .10 130 New AlliMllV 5.35 610 11 .16
.54 S.54 (Joryiion J'et. 4.51 4.0 11.00 10.40 H? Knglish 4 OR 5.3 10 15 11 40 10 40 fluntiiigburg .1.1 4.35 f Mb 1114 11.1 Winslow i n 1.53 13. 11 . Oakland City 3.13 1.117 12 55 12 10 Princeton ISA it 05 .SM M.20 Ar st Louis l.v 7.53 9 15
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A.M. I' M.
JEW
M ii Watcb Dealer
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business In their own and nesru count les. It la ntslsly offlre work pondurtM nt noaae. SHliiry stniltrht fniO ii vein unci exn iif detliiite, lainafltle, no itiiire, tin leto. kiiI im Monthly 175. Kefsrencss, Km om - if at) tlrtasid tittn)ii.. ettvi'lofe. Ilerlterl I llexa, I 'rest., Ii pi, M , ( liuago. l 36
and a gentleman in every resjiect. John Troxler and wife. Mrs. II. Babig and dainrhter. Mr. Schmutz and wife. Jos (Jerber, J. F. Friednu.n. .lohn QraBteUj acber. Charles Troxler, Hurrv Melclmir, Miss M. Molt, Miss K. Haller. Mrs. A. M. HocbgesaiiK wei among thme who took advantage d the secial car on Monday to visit the (i. A. K. encampinent at Cincinni ti. Fancy polkadot leathers, velvets antl ribbOM, of w hich I have a large selection, will fie the leaders this fall. M MAld.lE KINKKL.
Railroad Kxi iirsii hih. White Milphur Wells at Knglish. 8wet Milpimr spring at Veljsn. lisle of aM ant) one third fare for the ' round trip on the certificate plan. Certificate mutt lie signe! by proprietor of springs. Sundav Kxcursi- n rates effective Snn,day, May ."Uh, '98. Tickets sold at one (fare for the round tnp, good for the day only.
Has moved his store to the Erny Building on the public square, Jasper, and is prepared to repair promptly Clocks, Watches Jewelry, Bicycles, (Juns and Sewing Machines of all makes. He, also, keens for sale a stock
of Bicycle Repair and G lue,
Sewing Machine Oll and Needles For all kinds of machines. All
work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Call and examine. JOHN F. JUDY. Mar. is ys.-tr.
KVANSVIl.LK DIVISION. Kx. S. Ia. Us. ns. Kx. 8. No 5. No. 31 No. 38. No. 6. No 32 No. 34. P.M. A.M. AM A.M. 1' M. I'.M. 7 1 10.(15 l.v Jiisncr Ar. .50 .
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I im i st rates to all Ksstern snd Western point. Kulilers. rates, snd gencrsl Infornation will he furnlsürS upon sppllrstion to V. R. Clatcomb, Air't Jssper. K. I STBATTA, Trar. Psss mm , Mt Vernon, Ii: a A. CAMraBLL, Uen'l Psss. Agent, St Louis Mo.
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