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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-10-06
sHERIFF,s SALE NO. 8.

0A4kk0A8 v 9k1AA ~
NOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
~ tue Of an Execution issued from the
Clerk of the Dubois Common Pleas
Court, and to INC directed ] will proceed
offer for sale at public auction,
to tho highest bidder, for cash in
hand, at The door Of the Court House Of
Dubois county, in the town Of Jasper, on
SATURDAY, Oct. 7th. 1871,
Between the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
and 4 O'Clock, +. NJ. Of said day, the rents
and profits for a term not exceeding sew
en- years of the following described real
estate, situated in Dubois County, State
of Indiana, tO-wit:
The North East quarter Of Section
36. Town ~ () South of Range three
(aj west and the South West quarter
of the South East quarter Of section %
Town one ~ South of Range three q.
200 acres more or less.
And on failure to realize the full
amount Of principal, interest and cost
called for BY said execution, l will at thu
same time and place, and In like manner
sell the fee simple of said real estate.
Taken as the property Of JOSEPH
Wells, Al the suit Of Edward Nusscar.
said sals will bc made without relic
from valuation or appraiscment laws Q
the State Of Indiana.
TOBIAS HERBIG, Sheriff d. G.
A. j. SIMPSON,, Atty for Plaintiff.
Sept. 18th. 1871 3w.
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How Horace Greeley Wrote his
Name on u Hotel Register.

ttroM the Chrago Repsbskanl
Tho book was wheeled around, ana
Mr.. Greeley proceeded To write hls
mamr. lie made mn ii like n one barre"
vntc, Then he made a lower case Q J.
nm eclipse will, oMe end sInaslicd III.
rims far into the bowels ri the word .
pcrscycriug person might penetrate
with difficulty ifhis time was worm
more than a dollar an hour. But the
rest of the "Homcc," verbally consider.
I'D. would have crazcd Champoliion. II
looked like old English text badly M
toxicatcd. A crowd had in the mean
1timc collected 10 sec the philosopher
write the word "Grcelcy." lady wa
watching the scene with nu opera glass
from tho parlor door. The philosophl'
pcn made a & that looked like . paten
lEay.loadcr. Then the little steel ms.r,
lmcut. unused to such handling, went o.
, into Thoroughbred maze thai Is con'
parable to nothing in the whole no.acm
\ claturc Of cacography. Such wr!inI
I can only be described as being all thing
. to all men. The words "New ior
City, il that was their purport, rescn
: blcd a field Of Norway oats after u mrs
e class prairie cyclone.
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An Incident.

Notwithstanding the ridicule with
which old bachelors and enemies Of the
sex treat the extravaganza Of fashion,
there are few Of them who do not adj
mire q lady when tricked out in all these
elegant ad0rnments. The head even
would look unnatural without its wealth
Of hair, and the jaunty little hat with
lparti-colorcd feathers is q charming &C.
quisition to the general completeness.
lAnything. therefore, awry or amiss IN
the tout ensemble is sure to be noted
and observed. It was not surprising
that when a lady entered a Camp street
car, with her hat on "wrong end fore
most" it created quite a sensation. The
little white and red feathers alluded to
which should have proudly curled back,
ward from tho front, stuck out behind
like the caudal APPENDICES of a rooster
"Madam," suggested a mild-lookins
old gentleman, 'thcrc is something th'
matter with your head"
"Sirv' aspiratcd the indignant lady.
II mean : that is, ! wished to say cv
erything amt right there" said the OLE
gentleman, significantly pointing to lie
forehead.
"What do You mean, how dare you -?
and the lady rose and rang the bell.
II beg pardon, ma'am don't get in
suited ; I didn't mea to offend you,
/. only meant to say your tail feather
wasn't fixed right" stammcred out til
kindly old gentleman, while the lad.
with q scream of horror, escaped fror
the chr.
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Iron the Louisville Commercial.

lfIOmu u
A correspondent from Rocky Hill
Station sends us the following, under
date of September 4:
A good joke is told on Judge ou-
chin. Of Brownsville. The Judge was
seated at the bar door at the hotel Of =
& Houchin, when a rather PALE. slender
youth approached the hotel and inqnir-
cd for Judge Houchin. a gentleman
seated ear pointed to the Judge and
observed, "thcre is the gentleman" The
young man said to him. "Stcp his way,
Judge"
The Judge stepped to the end Of the
porch. when the young mar said, IL have
come over here TO get married."
"Wcll," said the Judge, 81 have no OBJ
ljcctions."
swell, 1 want you to go over to the
Court House with me want to get tho
license"
~ on must go to the clerk"
: Tie lad started off in great haste. ant
, in q few minutes returned.
: "They say yon will marry me-
sizes, ! do marry people sometimes
but il j. customary 10 get a minister"
What do you charge for marrying
Il never make any charge; ! MARI
the boys. and they pay me whateve
. they think it is WORTH
you will marry me for a dollar, won
-%.you!"
"Yes; 1 always marry the boys, an
they pay nc what they think it
worth
swell, then, won't you marry me ft
r a quarter in ~silver!'
.Oh, yes ; the law allows me two do
lars /; but l always marry the boys an
they pay me, just as said, just VIII
Il they think il is WORTH
So the Judge started for the clerk
Office with the pallid youth, and admir-
D istered the marriage ceremony in thc'
few words: by the authority which
= hold in my hands, | pronounce you ma
and wife,"
Somebody called out, "You are a ma
ried man now
swell, Judge, you ought to have dor
y that for nothing /: it isn't worth mo-
than a dime nohOw!"
A tremendous burst Of laughter fo
lowed, and the Judge stood treat.
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Railroad Consolidation.
CINCINNATI. October 2.

The Rockport and Cincinnati Railway
Company and Cincinnati and South
western Railroad Company were to-day
consolidated, and the consolidated conf
pamy will b known as the Cincinnati,
tlockport and Southwestern Railroad
Company. The officers Of the Rockport
and Cincinnati road arc all retained a
the Officers Of the consolidated company.
This action fixes Mitchell, Indiana, Al
the terminal point on the Ohio end Mis-.
sissippi road, and opens the way for ths
construction Of . line Of road from Mt
Vernon, Indiana, to Jasper, 40 this lin
WINS embraced In the charter Of tho Gin
cinuati anil Soutllw cscru.
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Fearful and Fatal Balloon Ascen
sion.

Last Saturday evening, near PaoIi,
Orange county, Indiana, Prof. WILDER
made arrangements for a balloon ascen-
sion. lie o to be accompanied by Z.
IL. Knapp, editor Of the Orange County
Union. Just rs they were about getting
in the balloon, the cords gave way, aud
they made a spring for the car, but only
succeeded in grasping the ropes. a
the ball arose, Knapp let go Ind fcl! At
height Of about thirty feet. withou!
serious injury. Professor WILDER held
on and ATTEMPTED to climb into the bas'
ket, but was unable to 40 so, D I'M
balloon shot up rapidly, with the Gro
Inaut clinging below. The spectators
were thrilled with horror at the terrible
scene, which ended In a dreadful man
ncr. At a height Of about y mile tn
doomed man lOOscd his hold and cam
whirliug to the earth. At the heigh
he had attained he looked like a SINAI
stick about a foot long As lie approach
cd the earth lac was coming down fee
foremost, then spread out horizontally
then doubled up and turned over, thc'
Strengthened out head downwards. A
Inc struck the earth no fell upon his hca'
and back. The head was mashed int
am indistinguishablc mass, and the bod,
bruised and crushed horribly. The con
custom was so great that halfa gallo
az cio.tcd blood was thrown from tn
mouth. The body made an indcntur
in the ground eight inches deep, and
rcbounded TO about four feet frot
where /. struck. To add to the paint
character of the accident, tho Profe'
sor's young wife and little danght!
were on the ground and witnessed Il
terrible affair. The remains Of the VI
fortunate man were properly cared 4
and buried ut paOli yesterday Afternoon
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Good Property for Sale al
Auction.

yUVUE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL
at public auction on the premises, III
st. Anthony, Dubois County, Ind, OH
MONDAY, Oct. 80, 1871,
The following town propcrty: Lots
Nos. 32. %. and 81. on which is a dwell.
ing and store house l story and = hall
high, 80 by 4C feet, a stable and cthcI,
outbnildingS. cistcrm with pump. and
other conycnicnccs. st. Anthony j. up
on the line Of the l.. n. A. 4 ST. l.. Mr.
Line II. II. :.
TERMS-$5OO cash : upon the icnlaiF'
der a credit Of two years will bc given,
purchaser giving note bearing I'll PCT
cent. interest, well secured.
ANSELM HORNEl.
Sent. 29-4t.
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Ncarlv half a century ago, long before
railroads were invented, n s~tage-coach
,uscL 10 ram every day between Glasgow
and Grccmock. im Scotland. One day I"
lady who was travelling In this coach,
noticed a bov walking b~areio"tcd. ana
!lnokins ,cry tired as he struggled to gel
along. She asked the coacl,man tn take
him nm and give him a scat, and she
would pay for IT,. ....c.o
mock, which is a seaport town. she asker
tho boy what lie had come there FOR. lie
said he wished TO be a sailor, ana nope"
some Of tho captains would ngage INN.
She gave him half u crown, w'she" h''''
success. and fold him 10 be a good Do!'
and try to love and serve Cod.
Amer this. twenty years passed. away
One afternoon the coach was gong
along that same road, returning to elias
gov. Among the passengers was a sea
captain. When they reached 0 IN
same spot. just above referred to, IN
captain observed an old lady on tn
{ road, walking very slowly. M lookins
very tired and weary. He asked TN
driver to put her in the coach. as ther
was an empty seat, and he wsuld pa,
for her. shortly after, as they wcr
: changing horses, all the passengers &c
out except the captain and the old Iad!
AS they were alone, the lady thanke
the captain for his kindness, in givin
her q scat, as she was unable to pay Il
lc one. lie said he had always felt AMT
for poo tired fo%ot-travclers. for twen'
wears ago, when he was a poor boy tra'
,lcling on foot, on this road. a lady oricry
"a the coachman TO take him up, and pa
ty for his seat. ,. -,
~ remember that very we'll" said 81
s.for / am that lady but my conditi'
is very much changed. Then | was We
we'll oil. but now I am reduced to 20
crty by the bad conduct of a prodis
in son"
Then the captain shook hands wi
lher, and said how glad he was to :
:" her. 81 have been very successful 81
Inc, land am now going home to live
'ed my fortune /; and now, my good frie'
i'm I will settle Eos that is $iU-ur
Won every year, as long as you liv
God paid her back again more tina
,cd hundred fold what she gave u pity
that poor boy. DIR. Ncwton's II
Loan"
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G-"Mr. Brown, you said the defend
ant was honest aud intelligent. What
makes you think so! Are you acquaint'
led with him?
sNo, sir; | have never seer him."
.'Why. then, do you come to such .
cO~nclusioM?'
..Bccause he takes ten newspapers
and pays for them in advance"
Verdict for defendant.
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Correspondence y y. World.
One of the most extraordinary and al
.,c,s ;ncrcdi exhibitions OF human
;"trs,,iiitv AMI daring was last Monday,
81. Al inst. witnessc d by the citizens OF
Ip".d;,v. Pennsylvania. IL seemed 10
.rs IN cnunl. If not surpass IN thriiIhg
mn ,,.;uTml interest. anything ever at
s"mntcd bv Sam Patch, or Wondin. III
sh.ir widest efforts. An Individual
named donaldson "a tight-rOpe walker
aud = .magiciam,r IA he styles himself
Who had on the previous "Wednesday
made . balloon ascension in the Ordima'
~ wcv uhc first balloon ascent OF an!
lind he had ever made in his ntc), re-
,,s.tcd nj. performance on Monday last.
Int thi. time with no basket attached 10
"a. i,,l,oon nothing whatever. IN iact.
I'm, . common trapcxr. Upon this nc
sca,c,l himself with the greatest cool
,css md con,posurc, and went hoating
.wov into space, 10 the astonishmcn! OF
Tho large crowd which had gathered 10
SOC him. but few cheers greeting linn, as
tho sncctators seemed spcllbound WITH
fcar and apprehension. Aftcr ascend
;"r n considerable distance lie rom
,mc,ccd throwing out a number OF Cur
c",ars which he had attached 10 a LITTLE
noon below the balloon, produc'n? :
most novel ana pleasing effect. Buttni'
was no,hinw to what followed. at tn
i.;e,l,t nj acme three hundred feet ~
Commenced balancing himself on III
l,orL. on the bar Of the trapczc, anu go
inc through other fearful evolutions: II
then deliberately slid from the bar hea'
downward. and, catching himself 10y tn
Cat remained suspended for sewers
seconds in that aw full position. Thear
Mailing sight was ono never to Dc ioi
gotten By those who witnessed II. :
thrill and a low murmur Of horror pass
cd through the immense multitude. VIII
locked on with the intcnscst intcrcs
and many hurried away from the sigh
riLdy and faint. The daring aerOnau
however. went through his evolution
successfully, and. remaining his seat
went soaring rapidly ana steadily up
ward. When at the height OF thrc'
quarters Of a mile, lac had tho astouhd
in. nerve to repeat his performance
which. at sd great a distance, onI.
I've clearly visible by the aid OF glasses
What made this ascent all the NOR
hazardous is that the balloon is a yer
small one. carrying bnt little ballast, an
nothing but a light anchor attachco !
the hoop.
I am glad to say that the acrona
completed his voyage safely, a!thoul
he once or twice seemed to he In CO
siderable danger. The trcpezc stru
the roof Of Henry Commands rcsiden
ar Iith street. when Mr.. DOnalds
made a skillful leap from the trapezc 9
prevented a collision. The balloon Il
assembled and came down again on
other side OF the road in a field, aud '
about striking the top Of tree, vi
Mr.. Donaldson turned a snmcrsauit
the trapczc rope, and prevented the
from catching in the tree. There Is 50
talk Of our having a repetition Of
rniuful exhibition during our fair n
week. If the authorities do not interi
10 prevent it. 1t really seems to
that they should. and that it is also
duty Of the leading press Of coun
To announcement reckless and unne'
sary risk Of human life for the n
qualification Of morbid excitement.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADNllN Id Nh VIZ
Office is hereby given, that the ~.
dersigned administrator OF the es SS.r
Of Isaac Anderson, deceased, VIII V ~.
for sale at public auction, At the ~:
residence Of the dccedent, in Duo0'
county, Ind, on
FRIDAY, October 18th, 1871
the personal property Of SAID e "
not taken by the widow, consisting "
horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, \ wsfoES
corn, farming implements, housc"'
and kitchen furniture, &c.
Sale to begin 1T 0 o'clock, A.. ~. and
TERMS.--Sums Of five dollars , %s
under cash all sums over a .;r'r
a credit Of twelve months will De gnM;r,.
purchasers giving notcsat interest =" !,
ing benefit Of valuation, with gooa '
curity. . anr.
Sept. 22d, 187l-3ws.
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Corr. spoud-ncc of,he Jasper Courier.
From Kansas.


Enron COURIER - Having = leisure
time I thought a few lines from M Old !
lIoosicr IN this western land OF Jim .
Lane, Jim Montgomery and old John !
Brown no,oricty would be Of some mi
,rrest. Us Hoosiers hear n great deal
about Kansas-its soil, products, climate
and tho advantages she has ovcr other
western States, but we cannot form a
correct opinion Of our " nu' wei
look for ourselves, and then VIC are 'm-
lhlc 10 be deceived. At first sight the
broad prairies that stretch out before us
is perfectly enchanting. n wou'o
think that he lad just entered a fara-
disc on earth, but when a llOOsier ex-
amincs the farms, orchards, dwellings,
sl&c., there il a gloom o'crshadows our
mind, and convinccs us that there Is
! little torment even in this beautiful land
: Of Kansas. / think there are but few who
e have been reared up in a timbcrcd a
y try. that cmigratc to this State, that are
. not dissatisfied more or less for a whi'e.
III find in travelling over the country
Il among the old settlers, as noble a set OF
e citizens as can be found any where linen
u and women that would not change To-
cations on any consideration. The Gil
mate here is similar to that Of old ID"
ID bois. and l think more subject to drought
id At present it is extremely dry, and tn
= farmers have given up all hope OF get
ting their fall seeding done in propc
ry time. In general appearance, This co"n
". try il the most beautiful | ever saw
a. the high rolling prairics, separated D
I'M broad sloping valleys, which are water
cd nv numerous timber skirtcd streams
lid ia beautiful to the eye. The soil is fro
on one to six feet deep Of n very lark al
~, p~carancc, but l don't think any mo-
productive than our best land in Soutl
II a crn Indiana. So far as l have examine
to the late wheat crop, it will not compa
'es' with that Of old Dubois. Oats is ahe'
of ne. and corn is about tho same
ours. Potatoes are as fine as ! ever sa'
have examined one variety "a natl
I'LL production from the sced) that s"rrass
'oer anything l have ever seen in nd'an
ion. hope some live ~IIoosier will introd'
was them in Southern Indiana.
'ork Fruit, Of all varieties, arc product
'uer here. have seen as fine orchards
nan Bourbon and Lind counties as l c'
and saw any where. They tell me the pes
The crop is invariably a success.
'"!' The Southern District Fair is go
tho on at this place at the present writ
ave II is composed of the Southern par
Kansas and several counties in bliss
oo- ri. 1t has the appearance Of bein
Tho grand success. The transportation
t the machinery, stock, and products Of
land arc conveyed here by railrc
there being roads centcring here 4!
anu the four quarters Of the Globe.
stock on exhibition is not as fine as 81
lines. of our Hoosicr stock, but is a very 9
r." specimen for a grazing country.
ny r." ORJEN'
-. - ~
fever FORT SCOTT, AASrAs, 'SPs'
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0rIt is reported that Horace Greeley
has got in a muss with a Texas coitor.
II appears that in an agricultural cssa!
on tobacco, Mr.. Greeley asserts that mn
cut will not ripcn well unless the tn
foil is stripped from the growing bud
early in the spring, and that plug tobac.
co ought to be knocked of the trees will
clubs, Instead Of being picked by hand
This, the Texas editor says. was non
Sense.
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~ Chief Engineer X. J. Dukes, Of the
All Line Railway, has returned from
Mt. Carmel. lie completed the bridge
survey mt that point, and made arrange
nlcnts to have the work begin ut once.
The length Of the bridge will be l,sOo
lfcet.-N. A. Ledger.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tho
~ undersigned will proceed with tns
Surveyor of Dubois county, on the ioaa
day of Oct, 1871, to run the lines anu
determine the boundaries Of section o
town ! south range 3 west.
The intermediate lines will also te ~"
and the thereof established
Persons interested will please be pres
cnt, r.. IL. MIN"
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SEALED

vl>O RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals for clearing, grub.
.bing. grading, culvert masonry, ana
|cross-tics ON the first division OF twenty
five miles from Evansville, on the i.shc
Eric, Evansville 4 Sonthwes.cr" !Mn'
way will hc received ut the office of the
superintendent, in the city Of Evans
willie. till ten o'clock a. NJ. on the lo'"
ldnv of October next. Profiles and spec
Iifcations will be ready for inspection on
and after the 5th proximo. Bids Will be
received for the entire work or ~ .cc'
lions. tho work to be commenced WIN,
lin ten days from the date Of letting; anu
completed by the first OF January, 'e.
lThe COMPANY reserves the right to re-
icct any and all bids. by order Of tic
Board Of Directors.
ROBT. PATTISON. Gen. Supt.
Evansville. Ind, Sept. II, IL.
Sept. 29.-2r.
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OorTbere arc wooden weddings, tin
weddings, and many other kind Of we'd
dings, but tho following Is the ~stonicst
wedding we ever read Of:
"Marricd At Flintstonc, by the Rev,
Mr.. Wiudstone, Mr.. Nehemiah Sand.
stone To Miss wilhcmina MILESTONE, al
pf Limestone
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. The local editor Of an Illinois pa.
per introduced a quantity Of carbOlic
acid into his bedroom to drive away the
mosquitoes, and thcn-wcnt and SLEPT
in the wood shed.
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~The hail storm last Tuesday nigh
demolished all and sundry sky lights !
town. Press.
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0TMr. Goodlct Morgan recently pur.
chased fifty head Of fine fat hogs at 81
cents q pound gross. = Petersburg Press
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rTherc seems to DC an unusual
ssrum" Of ague just now. The stock o
quinine, however, is large, and not like
ly to give out. = Petersburg Press.
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a What should q Clergyman preacl
about ?-AbOut fifteen minutes.
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CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL

The Thirty. Ninth session Of the Cincinnati Law senw.
will cmmcn on Wednesday. October IL. M,
tinue until the third wednr day 81 April H"'
JUDGE REII.AxY srORER,
Professor Of Legal Righfs.
HENRY A. MORRILL,.
Professor Of Commercial Law and Eviseses'
GEORGE HOADI.Y,
Professor Of Equity and ofthe Law Of Tsr''' ana W."
the Faculty.
Scpt. a. '7lAt.
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~ Dogs beat dentists. They inscr
natural teeth.
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A gentleman in Alabama, IN excr''hS
himself one day felt a sudden pain, ana
fearing his internal machinery had been
throw out Of gear, sent for a negro ot
his plautation, who made some pretei'-
tons 10 medical skill, to prescribe Tor
him. The negro. having investigated
the cause. prepared and administered
Ia dose to his patient with the utmost
confidence ofa speedy cure. No relief
being expericnccd, however, the gentle
mai sent for q ply sician, who, on ar
irving. cnuuired Of the negro what mcd
icinc he had given his master. BOD
promptly responded. :.
"Rosin and alum, SIR" -,
"VVhat did you give them tor!" col
timucd the doctor.
"Nhv," replied Bob. ode alum to draw
dc parts togcddcr. and dc rosin to sod
der um."
The patient eventually recovered.
GrThc result Of the first prize glvc'
c for poetry by a Board Of Education" wa
\ the following scholastic production:
; had a drcmc-
thought l was alone, alone;
e Oh, it did SEINE
. So sad, away from home, fro'
home!
Ny head upon my hand
lent. lent;
e My eyes upon the sand
bent, | bent.
u thort Ofotlicr dasc
Ii And things. and things;
or happy, childish phase
,o And strings, and strings.
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sos IS.
Blcmkcr vs. Davisson- judgment for
sss Is.
Alexander vs. Hoffcr, guardian--con-
tinucd.
DcBruler vs. S. Med. Miller dis
missed.
Schafer and Traylcr vs. NJ. Gardner
Judgment for $50.
\. s. Kucblcr vs. T. X. 4 A. T. Fleming
Judgment for el7s IS.
Miller VS. IIipp Judgment for $l23 -
Ioekhart and Ireland " VIM. krodc
Judgment for GOO 80.
j. Maple VS. Matilda Maple divorc'
granted.
j. Fraser VS. w. acknowledgement 70
y 4l6e Is.
State vs. Ben Dillcn--carrying con
ccalcd wcapons--hnding Of not guilty
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