Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 40, Number 40, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 June 1898 — Page 1
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JASPKK, INDIANA. FRIDAY. JI NK 10, I H)H.
NO. 40
, -HKP KVKKY KKIUA Y, AT JAKpK. PUIOWIWIMH, INDIANA, BY CLEMENT DOANK. OFF UK. In Coikikk BffOMM
L NT i -i Sixth Stkkkt.
PKICK UK BlTBflCRIFTIOH.
frr V:ir, W NuiiiUth, Post pai l, f 1 "0 rter time in proportion.
KATKS of ADVERTISING.
.'.,1 advertisements lejp.l raten;
H lines $1.00 for tirst insertion . Mfc nrti sulatemieiit insertion.
fr vearly advertisements lilaral nn-
ira-i- will e made to regular advertisers. roMMKRCIAb A NO JOB WoRl Of a'I Kinds Promptly anl Neatly cx-
mtei at I.IHKKW. CRM KH.
WV invite ttMOeetiOO and busine. PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W.C.T. U. COLUMN
IM! COIUI. S AKK
(iOVHWNOK
URSKiWrtiO
Motu.
Monopolies.
all the republican
CONDLCTKI) BY MKS. M. I.. HoHKS. Re, hojan on the Church Question. Kditor Pnalanx : Having read
' I lev. Lashy V! a church" in VOOf paper
ay several
Prohibition
The Third. Fourth. Sixth and Tenth Districts (jet Troops. Ill'l ..-liapolia Sentinel, 4lll Hlt. tavvoroof M'Miut yesterday nooo nit tit draft of his ollieial call to 1m;
i--ue.l for a regiment of troops when
d-
Taxing
I'ra. ti ally
m-muers ot the senate voted against a tax on the sugar trust and -tand-ard oil monopoly. They hel the position that these monopilies should not lear a share of the bordctm of the war. hi matter ot this kind there can
oe no argument. 1 he action ot the
Gladstone on the Inited State. (Hailstone's most imitortant utter-
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K. aj seo-.a. limits aim I ,.i rt I. O ll t I if comities W lie 1 Wl ....... .Ui . .i.l.. 1 ..... ....I.,-.
. J I i i. -Ill I V' Will" I Olli 11- 1 . I perm.sMon 1 will divide the same dirt.cu.u to furili,h a company ing condemnation of the party, into two or three article- each under this eali for one reg- Th vote throws no new light on
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,. vvuc I ' i have i-ii nnaiiy eiecte.i t.y tilH republican party. It
iresto lonn a rroiiiDiiion cmircn oX ern r as follows : in the sense assumed by Rev. Las- Third District lark. Harrison
by. It is a Christian ctuircti mat is K..Urth District Jenonon, desired Nor does anyone want to ,h,,,m.e.v. Dearborn.
it. y i una.
M. A. HWKKNKY.
II L HIM A HWKBWKfi attorneys at Law, jaxpkii, irwi., t a I! pr.e tiee In the Court- of Dabata nl
, ' null". lanniiiariiiu-iiiniiiRi M coUjiftlOM.
1.1 I.. L..,i, M.. Mliiiii.lt 1 lie
Hal... I. ..ilfll Itallk.
K.1,19. OT. E. COX,
ittorney at Law,
tJLMVWBM, INDIANA, .t;ni Attorney for the 11th Judicial
nt. .tin) a ill i-nrefullv attend tu any civil
E IK.
ii spMVil' buililinic on ulillr Stjuarr I rc. , to-Iv
make "a utohih.ion plank a test
of membership." It is Christian c nduct and character at the ballot box, as in o her relations in life, that in demanded; yet prohibition would be a more honorable and consistent test of menihership than ICepublicaniMii, as is largely the test for favor, at leat in such sects a Kev. La shy represent-. We have too many politicaJ
t-hurches now, what we need i Christian church.
repuoiican party, it merely
acosntuatw what a nirtingniabod
tiieinoer ot their party, iiovernor
Kar- pincree, pointed out a long time
ago, that the repuliln-an party is an
It- point of view is that
Sixth District Wayne, Henry, oligan hv.
Mieinv. KOMI. of wealth. l'.hth ltrictLal:e, Porter, The republi.-an party is enI"M,"rt,' trenched in power hy the vofof of These are the twelve counties those who sum r from their oottTM that are to furni-h the next regi- The oligarchy is in the minority, ment if the call conies for one new The republican t.artv could not car-
-
ry a precinct in this country were not for the votes of the
r L'iment. which i now con-idered
as practically settled. The governor ha- linaily adopted the almve schedule and authoried its publica-
a tion last night.
The Fir-t di-trict will not get a
if it com pro-
3BOn people, whom the party
fesses to despise, and wh se interMta they never consider. The vote on taxing monopolist ought t- be an object lesson. It
rrs i t 1. . - - A .
itie cmircn. as -ucn. supjori.- ,,.,. under tin- call, ostensi-
ri... ii. . i ,. if If.. Iii.' .in. . i.ru ui ii i .i . .1 . : . i i. .... ... . . .
wfwniw" - my ior me reason inai u n s uir e ougtit to itnpre-. itsell so vividly on
nonots t.Hi. in me language -already, and must ther fore give the minds of the voters that they John 11, "He that endorses him way tt the other districts as having will decline to be cajoled by promand bids him Ood-Speel is partak- (.at a j,., v,,t,. ti m the other di-- that are thrown out to cairv er of his evil deds." t im txietl io 18M. The fact remains elections. Evansville Courier, inal act to belong to an organization tfiat strong pressure has been of criminal! wh persistently an l(r ngbtl upon the governor In Honor of the President. tagonize tiod and condemn His Dv tjie republican piliticians to! President McKinley is to be giv-
word. l.vive the Fir-t li-trict out. as in- en the uniuue distinction of bavini;
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ton Mennes, ot Mt. Nernon, w ho a numln r ot a woman s magazine
com- Domed tor him and prepared in his
A. Trajrlo. ,
W S. Huiitrr,
fRAYLOR & HUHTEB, Attorneys at Law, .l.SIKlt. INDIANA, ' ' i. tict- in tl e Court of Pulxi i and
irnlltltle. . .itr liilns Ciiuntv st.,1,- Ititiik
April a. tQ.
May Wcddnc. The marriage of Mr. Louis F.
I with reference P. the I'nited States Zoeller and Miss Sophia Kicken was
was made in his notable article solemnized at the residence of the "Kin beyond the Sea.' ' prin ted in bride's pan-nts, on First street, the N irth Amtricoo nevieo In Bsp- Tuosdoj evemiog, at 4:80 o'clock. tember, 17'.'. In this article. The ceremonv was p.-rformed by -M aking of the future greatness of Kev. (i. A. Kienie, of the Salem's the I'nited States, he said: church, in the DfOOtOM -e of a host of "She will probably become what admiring relatives and friends, we an- now, the head servant in the Messrs. Sam Kicken, the bride's great boooohold of the world, the brother, and M. Loebs, of Kvausemployer of all employed, l- au-e ville, and Misses Lizzie Ficken, a her services will be the most and sister to the bride, and Euuna
ablest. UrO BOW DO more title Loebs, of Kvansville, served as atagainsl her than Venice, (. i oa or tendants to the bridal OOOpIo, Holland has had gsiool us. One The bride is the pretty daughter gteol duty is entailed iixn us, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ficken, which we, unfortunately, neglect and is a highly resjected young the duty of preparing, by a resolute lady of this city. She is greatly and sturdy effort, to reduce our admired bv large circle of friend-.
public burdens, in preparation for a and the groom is to be congratuladay when we shall probably have ted on securing so blight a jewel ISM Capacity than we have now to for his wife. har tin-in. The Kn- The groom is a son of Mr. and gland and the America of the pres- Mrs. Tobias .oeiler, of Jasper, and ent are probably the two strongest and is well known to the young poonations in the world. But there pie of this city. He is a barber by eon hardly be a doubt, as between profession, and is engaged in busithe AmerlCO and the England of the nea at Cadi., Ky. He i- a -oler, future, that the daughter, at some industrious young man, and highly no very distont Urns, will, whether rstpected by oil who know Una. fairer or less fair, be unquestionably Huntingburg Independent. stronger than the mother." I . ; : . m The truth of these words is ao In response to a -piest.on of Mr. ,-epted now as the opinion of the "".v, Mr. I aniion said I the war
government and people of Kngland, .'"' . r-.v , and is manifested in the expressed provide, it should continue
It is a criminal a-t for any num
.---I. II'.'. S..v, berof people to claim tobe a church wuid entitled to the first
of (iod, wbde they are enemies panv T:ll,,.,i ,n the r , l 11 -.a "
Fir-t district, is a honor.
BKUNO BDfiTTHEK,
ffnimew ar T.za TX7
And Notary Puhlie, IAHPKH, INDIANA,
ill pnwtior ! thr Court of PuImii und
'Hille, imliaiia. JUII -'. ITH
P. E WOODS, D. D. 8, OPKKATIVK DB9TI8T,
JASPER, - INDIANA.
18 oo scr or tceth. as.oo
Cr..n n.l Bri.1- mTk OeM Fitting T Ulm mrlb mI. f flninc air t iflnail terth k fiiaraatrvd Trrm Kra'nl.l oftii. "ii and lArejr' Harjairt tra.
lir.-t 14. UM ly
S. STEHT ART,
in
The July issue of The
..f hi- tr .-pel. anl le-pi-e his cove-j . ,ocrat Mr. Menzies was here Ladies' Home Journal is to be
nant , and trample under foot oil vestenbtv. Iiaains been civen a fur- called "The President's Number."
commands, and frustrate all his de- j,,Ug, of tweiitv days from the One It will show the 1're-ident on horsesigns in the incarnation of His Son. Hundred and Fiftv ninth volun- back on the cover, with the IVsi-
That the churches are guilty tei.r!i , t.arnj.d at Camp AL'-r Vir-dent's new "lighting tlg" Hying jot these thing- i- too palpable to lie ginia H- was ,,,d hv the governor over him; a new march by Victor denied. Before 0 td and man they .. . ., .-, . .i;str;..t Would not be Herbert is called "The President's
stand convicted. Thev aie false :y.n t f i t,-i 1 1 11 fli l,.r (lie lire, !, Mir, Ii" theSf.ite I ). 1 1.1 rt ment haU
and deceitful, and every man and ,.a The First district cast in 1M; allowed the magazine to make a diONMuan who frive? to one of them j aiore vote- tiian the Third rect photograph of the original
hi name and support is a partner (jtn ;t .which U given two com-parchment of the Declaration of
exp
il.w'i-A f. if i ,!.,. r Mir, in i .f ht'n
i.vak. n n.l .m i . .. 1 . 1 I. .. a .
nations. The end of Jladstone's l " " 1 ruuvuuiy , euure
life Nvitnes.i.s the beLMnninL' of ,w " i.sueuin green
fulltilini-nt of his prophecy uttered uacK
twenty years ago. i.. ,i;...i i.. , ....... L-
I Ml I' ill!-. .'Ill' 1 , lliu 1,1-1 . v w . . , ... .
i !..... II.. t,...l .oiMres.s, greauy oisiresseu as
Ol t.:-iei i ill 1 1 1 1 1 ' i i ii. i". ii' ii in. ,, i H i , . ,
ln ..reoarimr bis trroun 1 for corn ""uge. aw Kwaruiy urops me cm. K
I 1 o o
it on the table
one year. The country would ab-
lliil ft Ihu I . ' , I . I . .. I . J t..
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a man in the Senate voted to issue interest-bearing bonds.
uiii l loi tu i .... ; . AM. AM. Ka 11 . . 1 . ..I . . 1 .
Planting and came in from the field UM.rT'Tr n,,eu uuuul lu Via
"Deaf mol now we've loiit our
dinner."
Bridget "Indade you've not.
Oi hav me fcot on it!"' Judge.
in the awful crime committed.
2. It is said that "the heart of the church is right on the prohibition Uestion." Hy this Kev. Lasby does not pretend that the church is light at the ballot box on Prohibition, but says she is right in her resolutions on tli2 subject. Therefore, since she says one thing and does another she is "oil right." A very honest heart indeed !
Hut t he church is not right on
panics under this call, unking it Independence, while the president's
have the
same numner oi
names as the First district
the two calls. Tow u Not Nam d. The towns that will get the com
panies will not le named in the call. The twelve counties named above will lie mentioned as entitled to raise companies and the governor will decide as between the rival
0 a . a
com- own tnends and intimates nave under combined to tell some twenty new and unpublished -tones and anecdotes about him which will show
him in a manner not before done. The cover will be printed in the National colors.
Death of W. S. Maple. SULLfVAJf, Ind., June 2,-
Walter
- ott Maple, for mony yean
the.iue-tion even in her resolutions companies ineachof tlese count.es wr,lnim.llt attorney of the Sullivan no more than she is in her acts. This will be another task he wll har, died very suddenly this after
Her resolutions are false on their "a. cmrom i ..downs
very face, ami were iMtOlOd for de- nf -" ' - Tpiia in ur iiiof iaiA nrp :
,ri itiiK i i ui . in a--- m ; . J
It (the .a'.oon) can never I' li
censed without sin," but the same re-olutions also declannl : Wido not presume to dictate as to matter of their votes" (in this sin).
I he word "dictate simply he-aii-
Jeffersonville, Cory don, Madison, Columbus, Lawrenceburg,
Richmond, New Castle, Bbelbjrville, Kushville,
Valparaiso,
no n in his apartments at the hotel
Ooftman of Ilright's disease Mr. Maple was about ö years of age and a prominent republican, being at one tune a leading candidate for circuit judge of Sullivan and I ireene counties.
Mr. W. S. Maple will be p niem
and fed the horses and started to
the house and fell dead at the gate.
An autopsy was held and develojied
M above. The remains were mtered at OtWOil et inet ry.
Mariah Abbott was found dead. In his decoration day address at la-t week, in her bed. She was a Logansport Judge Baldwin said: spinster and lived alone. She was "With malice toward none and last seen on Sunday evening by charity for all, following the right HI wood Craig. Monday evening, as God gives us to see the right, reMrs. Ben. Richardson, who was member the Maine ami hold onto
working near her residence, had her the Phillippines." He should have attention attracted by the stock Americans to convert Santiago into which were making unusual noises, a summer resort, despite the fact and going near the house saw a tint it is exceedingly hot there for lamp still burning. On entering Cervera. Ind. Sun. he found Miss Ablsjtt lying across . ,.4 ttt i , ÜM bed dead. Fn.-n.is were im tl A htt e f?irl heard a sermon from mediately M.mimmed and the ,r. the words "My cup runneth over; ..nor n.aiV.I u I , o held n OtoOSV ly gOodtlC-S illld UPTCy shall
and pn)IKanced her death due to folbw me all the days of my life I In iil n rroror I... ..... I
5IDENT BENTIHT.
iStai Public -.iunre. Spuyd MHO.
UPEB, - - INDIANA
perstieOI first-class a. recommended
DEXTiSTR V
r. II A VKIM M.
Resident Den ist,
'M-f 'Mi'iUI'llfi IKI).
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n :.y work In the deiitMl line, and - - t. KiTr it Ilia closent attention
piat work apt-daily wilieiteil. ttml all
irr .lit. .1 ti.r 11 '
Laport.- or Michigan Lity, and K,.r,.d hv manv citizens of Columbia
so i ii . : . . J .
to tell out with authority. The fa. t ":'"m mo or i mwn i omi. md llaibison tp-., when- he lived is the churches, while COnJpPrfnf ,'n"' that will be enti- years ago, when he was admitted that the limior trallic is a sin. have thnl to companies under tl is call for to pr.u.ti(.e at the Dubois county bar. expressiv ,b-, hired in resolutions, ne n-gunent,' said the governor M CoOrfor. r ' ' . a .all l... Ihn .'..llfit-.
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TV 1IIV II a - . ms-MinjJ wavuaaa aaa .
btdieve are '-all right," that no sin ready rep-esente.i casting tne i .k ;. ... largest vote in W.it.. 1 here will be
CO .11.11 I.I.I. III.. I. Ill.ll ionium .ii .
the ballot box will in anv way im
Bickncll Burnt. The town of HicknoU,
pair his standing in the ministry or the membership. If his church is '"all n.ht" why did the M. I church general con
ference of 1806 strike out the stmng Pan.v
ii t t-rim -es on the orohihition ones
I o. liana.
ii i f .
two oompOOlM COU00 trom tue Mft(H.n mi,tw soll(hwestof WashingThird, three from the roiirth, four ton WJW almost completely defroin tie- Sixth, and thr.-e from the tr,,v,.,i ,v ffa june 1838. TieTenth. As to selecting companies fire 8tarted in ßrockraills warboa each county entitled to a com- hoU(1 anil Sl)on ,r,,!lfl to the bu-i
that will be a lat.-i 00. ,H)rtion oftheploOO. The town
was without tire prot-ctioii anil a
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teN Notice. 'iti.lersijnied, Tnite of Hain'"anahip.IhilMiin county, will at'"Township ltiHin.f on Sattinlay k . at Kn.uk l!et's "lti-- ni 1 M.tin HtrH't, letwn Kijrhth ml i. in lasper. Tfie Tow nship Lin l Indiana School Bookc are at V ! I I U U Sill HiK. Tr.inl.i-.
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OCCASIONAL
ADVERTISEMENT
A N 1 1 ASOCCASIIlXAI.
MEAL
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in inai .'eillier m-
Very Much Good.
CONTINUOUS REGULARITY
lsTHK RULE FOR BOTH.
cerebral hemorrhage. Her remains
w re suh-.-i jiiently laid to rest in the Chappel cemetery. UtweU cor. Argus. Salem Democrat, :'! . Judge Yoyles is gradually sinking and the physicians have no doubt that he now has softening of the brain. His
On returning home she was asked
if -he could remember the u-inis-ter's text and replied : "Yes, indeed. It was 'Mercy! (ioodne-s! My cup's tipped over.' " Ane.it the liottling up of Cervera at Santiago de Cnba, Attorney J. K. Tieman, of tliis city, suggests
thiit the government call on the
... . 11' 1 a.a-v w f v i 11111 ii! i.i Vll III' mind .- wondering and his rational K,.ntm.klail. t p.t ,Jlm 1( for if
II a .a mt
anyiMHiy can get anylh ng out ot a
Hunting-
ti..n from their di-ciplice of 1 B06, Jude Bakcr Has StronK ,dei!i of Proper call for help was sent to VincennOO, (the latest edition) which were in Discipline. hut as that city has no lire engine the discipline of 1892T And whf 9 no aid could lie sent. Nearlyevery did the Meth KÜst Kjiiscopal gener- Judge Baker intimated very ,usiness house as well as many al conference endorse the "Anti-Sa- "tnmgly yesterday fnmi the bench refidences were destroyed. loon" league, which is composed of that he is down on the Indiana sys- a lii ense voters almost exclusively tetn oi reforming criminals. After M nnesola has Another Tornado.
The fact ;-. m t of the churchOfl W ."'r.v that ha t tnoo Harry n ST-1 Braoinard Minnesota was nearly
were guilty ot taking back action on ner, Harry i botoi, mbss wown b()Wn utt t..lrth June j,t. j .
the sahsm sin in lvni-7. And inf? 51,1,1 amines no;iru n-r on-..K- win(J MW,,pt through the city wrecksince actions speak h-uder than 'nR into the pst office at Ubononin tvery building in its path. At
word-, it would not mend the mat had returned a verdict 01 fn the depot the storm picked up LI
ter mu. h even if they were right in against all ot the men, tne ue. j. fr,.iirlt lt. m,i ,,jPd them all in a resolutions, which thev are not. Comfort, the state agent who )llHnp together. The los- is estiChurches that say the saloon is a 1 after the conduct of men pa- mat,.d :,t nrmv thousand-of dollars K,n, but that thev do n t presume nded fn-in the reformatory, made a p,,,. wi w f.,n,wei by a hail ' . a al a aft lJ I .. I.I 1
to dictate in the nutter of this sin. P J'"1 l",uul"."m "' storm.
cannot tie "all right." no matter tence arner, hut return him to the - -what hired pr-achers uiav -av. reformatory to serve out in- sen The Fourth at Huntinitburr,. 3 I a 0 Jkt B a I 1 4 1 .a a. a la I A
The widespread assumption that tence. a ne inougrn hm uierBui At a m-eting ot the h. M. .
the church resolutions ar all right of the reformatory were at iake ami h,,(j Tm -dav night it was decided
is all wrong. The late Neal Iow that general knowledge that men to celebrate the Fourth of July at placed the blame for the whole evil "roke ttllh wld be retoken ti fair grounds in grand stvh-
nt saloons utH.n tne cnurcii, an.i - - . onimiuee-' eo- - ..neu w i""
wou'd never ioin the church forthat discipline. The judge said that the .,fu.r the preliminaries and report at
reason. reformatory idea did not impress y ( nieeting next Tooodoy night.
We will continue the discussion m "trongiy. ,.Ws.
Viiiiru f. ir T do not believe in handling
instead of prfesional criminals with kid Little (teorgie Do your folka
gl..ves and bathing them with lav ever have lamiiy pray -rs oeion 1- - - o ls ..1.1 II.U.. lai liaiaaktaatf "
'I.'1I .llil, o tl l ' l . ll' .ii-.' oi oii.ir.io-.. timat.-.l that it wou.d lie no puni-h- Little Albtft "Noj we only in ment whatever to send Warner ba. k have prayers before we go to bed
and he refu-ed We ain't afraid in th daytime.
thoughts are - ud to be rare. As a
result it is n..t PVObable that he will j- ;( Kentu,:kian Im able to appoint a Judge to pre- , v..
- - f- i ' .ii t . i . i -. side when court convenes next Mon day. In that case the sheriff must j Adam Jacoby, a former resident adjourn court for three days, at the of Ferdinand, was run over by an expiration of which time the clerk,1 L. .V N. train early Monday niorn-sh.-riff and auditor will be required ing m ar Belleville, 111. The de-
ly law to meet and choose a judge ceaseu was aioiit .i. years t age for the term. land worked as a farm hand for tie-
last six years in the vicinity of Belleville. He leaves a sister at Belleville, a brother at St. Anthony, and two brothers and a sister at Ferdinand. His remains were sent to St. Anthony for interment. Hunt. News.
A Kentucky woman, whose maiden nanu was Alvina Jackson, recently buried her seventh husband. The departed all lie in a row in the etneterv at Bolivar, and the many imes widow has erected a monument to the while lot. It con-i-t-of a marble hand, with the index linger pointing upward. On the
the usual names, are two word-,
base, instead of dotes, ages, tc. "Seven Up."
in another arti lo. preaching the (ioppel preaching about it. J. Forest City. IV
Patrick L. Sweeney, formerly of this city, but now of Louisville,
has announced his intention of going to tne Philippine islands to em
bark in business. He is t.ow clos
ing his business uffairs preparatory
to the move. Common retM.rt has
it that Frank Sweeney, his brother.
A boy is always eager to go to the grocery for any purchase which he can nibble on th way home. The man who truly loves a woman will sometimes give up tobacco for three weeks after they are married. No man can ever lie great all by himself; som bdy always pops up and tells what a good mother he had. The fact that the cigarrette is a Spanish invention makes many
they
Ii . :..t
formerly City Kngineer of New Al--,onuni'"B " ... 1 ftin 1 1 rt fo U'DP T . .
lunv !.n. now ;i siie.-es.sf u fanner 1 l" " '
hi theCrant bine road, will accompany him. N. A. Ledger.
hen a girl tells a young man never to darken her doors again, he sometimes tinds her out on the
C. II
I ooi:. ide. the use of alcohol
health as entirely suuertlu-iiH. to the reformatory,
Pndessor Binz, of Bonn.
the request emphatically.
Cleveland Leader.
The assignee of the failed Weeth- P the next evening. rs and Willett Banks in Crawford! , . . ountv has paid the creditors, to! The shipments of strawberries late, 50 per cent cf their claims. :rom this , city on Friday, dd msC If al, who ow. the suspended banks1"- 1,.1 cases, containing i.fJW pty up Mr. Arnold thinks the cied-'K"- Totol shmmenU of the ilors will receive the full sum of," to and including the -Id. 2 1-
their NUfOI. B ilies have more sense than grown people ; they will refuse to kiss unpleasant person-.
503 cases, containing Hi, (US gal
lons. N. A. Ledger.
Advertisers in The capturing the trade.
Coi'KiKK are