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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10

1T An exciting performance ia d
mcnagerie took place in the Council
chamber OF iinntingburg last Monday
night The polite language nsei wa,
moro forcible than elegant ID ia liar
d d tiief; id s. OF b.: ID drum
ken sot; and similar epthets being
freely banded about between per
calling themselves attorneys. the Irus-
tees. and prominent citizens: aud two
OF the attorneys went into the street
and pulled OF their coats TO fight. but
one '-was afraid aud the other darsn't'
30 nobody was hurt. Ia the meantime
the Marshal fleW around like a chicken
with his head oil, afraid 10 arrest any
of them. "a hi- popularity was in dan
ger. az well as his hide, aud all about
opening an allev. One Of the oldest
and most prominent citizens was grossly
insulted bv Young man. but bottled
his wrath To keep 1t warm" instead al
reseniing the in sult. The Town Board
Marshal aud Attorneys ought To make
extended announcements Of their ~,
tended performa noes several days In al
vance. aud by charging q reasonable ad
mission fee 10 see the men ageric. nigh
he able by this revenue to greatly a.
.ist in paving the town debt.
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Heal G state Aetnts
JASPER AND kuNrINcBuRc.

DrY and scll Real Estate commission. and solicit
10 share of business. They OFFER fog sale the fol-
lowing bargains:
No. The property known as "spranet's MIL" o.
Patoka river, half way from Jasper 20 Hurting burg, ~
he crossing q the railroad pdoka recr. .mlrac-
ng about 81 ground. with good Saw snd trisi
Viii run by water power in good order upright
plenty ~ timber can Ne had good residence. lsS3l
fc- wifh porch GOOD we'll water; stable. &c, &c
81 ,eo; onr-hslf cash. balance on time.
No. AIS acres IT land IN Sec II. Tows 2. south
Range ). w. adjoining the Sprsuer mill property
dbesp.
No. a--leo acres. one mite East of Huntnrhurg, Al
The t-s'ng ~ the Rockport and Touisville ana ~
inun tir iinc railroad cleared, balance 20
cnod 'itnNc- geud log house weithe boarded harm
r,aa'at nicuiy - water. SC. &C. Can be had at
bssgs'u r part cash and part ~ time.
~. --~n sores. mile and quarter Soufh -eis, n
Hnntin ghurg 30 acres cleared balances IN good timber
log house. barn and other outbndings; cheap Al ell
rvr sore. considering Improvements. part IN time
80. 3 -lGu acres r'ie and quarter East - HINT
slerg ~ cleared. balance 10 good timber ram,
We bern, A. yonng rch arf N al Mind. ~ fruits
n.Mfr Nt aMi WfttF Con tf ltf ~ ~ Ni
tsn Ns' fMg
. Et Uut - fasft- at tr4 r,4.i.r eftf nlr
tu~ fttt.I lcrtt tI A,e-lu
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Va Cd k2 62 81 Ia .p3
BY DOANE & CAPEHART.

NJ - 20 SIRE. Spencer county. y the crossing
Of TIE Railroad ani the Ferdinand sna Dale rnsi "a
arres ~ wed good harsr harm. ks picriy ~ good
usser about sna rue fruw pl.aiy n eoal ,hesr
Al ssis kaW cn.h hslafre b. yssr.
No 100 ~ ~ land ess' n Shoi ,rcvA h-idggl
~ Jasper ana uunuaErurg rera-,herp ~ if"r. A.
iin,i-s.
No fsi IN. beautiful Cedar Garden. Nth % acre-
~ ground half mile North ~ Jasper 1hi- y .
spte-sss ie.tLr sr b~.r garden having he.u fitted
NJ far fs- pnrrsu.e. hiss gnnd buildings. wair plenty.
hafh Fr-n .~rrrs cf'Frns ,ri webs stable. shrd.
N..s3 .Htlffr fnH0. .fhsr n rrn'frr. w
Al. HsH tNfuTt th rr rNw' na# M
tefUfH
U-sgT~ r.I +.t gt... haa sts..t N ft-i -ttts
lMhH 4u.t tsa aat as rt
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GTraSpayers IN Jasper will find il TO
their interest TO notice the Treasures
notice ia another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10

rn~c. sprrssea ~ proof that no harm can arise
a. ito usc in any quantity.
Tiat whs-h PROTECTS FROM or prevents this de
order n,mst ~ Of ionmesse service In the CON-
nluuisss skere 70 pvrvaiis. frsrvnfion IL better
fhaa cure. fvr ths patient escapes The risk vhich
sr,ssr, ma .C1mEr expels the miss asi.c
poisos cf rsvER Aup AsrE from the syssem,
aud prevents the slevclopvusnt 81 the disease. "
taken cs the irst epproach q is rrrrncnitory
vet discovered foe his class of complaints, hut
also the cheapest The large quantity we sup.
lly fsr a dollar brisgs q within the reach 81
svefyboly; and In bilious distrrts, where
FEvsR AsD AvCx prevails, every body should
have II, and u~e u freely. both for cure and pro
tr~tion. he hcpei this prize will place = within
a Yrrns superiority " this rcvsc,sy over any
-tiirr ever dis.os cred for the speedy and certain
. frcuI Intermittent Is, that u contains no Qu-
s.u,ai.ln .r other injurious effects " hsevcr upon
t.a constitution. Those cured by u rne lcft 40
II, .l;ay Rs Il lssv htd never had The disease.
Fever and As.sc A. not alone the consequence
ct tie niasns e poison. great variety &C dis
o~s.ess artso from - irrssatlop. among which
are Neuralgia, ni lumatisIn, Gout, Headache,
IIi.ilnsss, Iootnschc, kara'he. Catarrh Ash.
v.fsv IA. Rain in the Bowels. Cole, Paralysis,
aud lie ~ cnlcnt Of the stomach, all Of which,
when Origin. lting in ti's cause, put on the IN.
f~rmittcnt type. or become periodical This
.JUar- eNpei- the poison from the blood, and
consequently cures them NIL alike. II is an In
valuable protection to immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing IN the rarla.
rious ai-fr,ets. IL taken occasionally or daily
while exposed to the Infection. that will b, cN.
erstsi fr-m the system, AMI cannot accumulate
N sufnriest quantv 20 rpfn into disease.
.Ysncc N W even M. v valuable for protection
toan surc; and frw viii ever safer ffum later.
nii,tenfs II tley avail themselves or the prutcc.
ton this remedy AFFORDS.
tnr Iirer Car pfoiDfs. arising from torpid.
Il ~ the Liver, 81 Il an excellent remedy, ftim-
uiaiinr fhs Liver .r'o healthy activity, and pro-
arring many truly remarkable cures. where
uthsg med,tsass fAil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10

UT Commissioner's Court has been in
session This week, aai large amount OF
routine business has been transacted.
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lyLook out for winter.

~ a good baker cou.d make living
In Jasper.
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CINCINNATI, asiYs,. ! Southwestern B,

Persons c.r "a to Rockpor, snd rs,asin four heurs
and same dav
Tsse.s !. ~. rhMge Tor wharf Rast ~ uau-f-r Of
ir.irhf AZ R,t Part either for receiving Shipping
v " >ARIN. 1~n'l Superintendent.
Sees-rnt~r eth. 1874.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10

~ Drugs sold very cheap al the New
Drug Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10

use and every family should have them on hand
TOR u'rir pt"seuiioa and relief, wsen required
Long vNterenrc has proved them TO he the SAT
Get, .urv-t, and beat or all the Pills with which
ilc marksa abound-. by their occasional use
TIE boosi y pu1nesi the cor1ziptions % the -ys-
ten expelled. distractions removed, and the
whole machinery OF liir restored 10 IL healthy
activity Int. nal organs which beeome clotged
ami -iayzish rre rleRnsed bv 1v~r's ftifs. and
stilnulaiei into arl on. Thus inctpscnt disease
ID changed into health. the value 20 which change
wis~n rts.koncL on 4 vast multitusies who enjoy
IL, ran hsrily be computed. Their snghT coating
makes them pleasant 10 take, and preserves Their
virtue. InInl .airsal for anv length OF time, o
that they ever fresh. and perfectly reliable.
Although searching. they are mild. and operate
without disturbance 10 tie constitution or diet Or
occupation.
fuiI directions are given on the wrapper 70
each box. how Ia u-c them a Family Physc,
and FOR the following coinls..ats, which These
Fog nv >p~ r.tss or gsasg~.sssn. Lt-stsss-
meas. IA ng ser aud Ho.. ~ App~ssse. they
should ise taken moderately TO stimulate liie stom
arii. ant restore its healthy tone and action.
fOr Liver Com plains and - various symp-
toms, Dtitous Hl~ssdarhe. sick Head.
Ache. aassie. 90 sirrcn ssehsrs-, sstl,
be iutlctously taken for vsrh case "a correct the
diseased action 81 remove INC distractions whish
cause IT,
Fvr Dyseas~vy or Dssrvhsrs, but ono
mihi do-e h. generally required
For EshcansArissss. Cont. Gravel. 1'sl.
Ptsassea 81 sh~ ssesrs. PATH I'm she
ktI~. BACK and IOtns. they should be eoniin-
uoasiy taken. As required, 20 change The diseased
aston OF the ~ stem. With such change thoss
complaints Disappear.
For HDrop-y aud DrOpsseal swe1lsags,
the, should bs taken In large and frequent doses
10 l,roduee the eject OF a drn-sic purge.
Fer oappres~sOo. large dose should he
taken. As X produces ule desired effect Ivy sym
patty.
A. q Diaa~r Ptsf. take enc Or two Pigts 10
promote digestion and re'ieSs The stomach.
An ccasionai dss~ stimulates the stomach aud
bpwel.. ~ and uyl1ofHtR9 %
svssani. Hence Ia IL sfscn advantageous where
NO ssrious arrangement exists. One who frels
tolrrabiy well. often hnds that lose OF these
I'slIs snakes him feel ecllt-y bett@r, from their
cleansing aad rcnovating effect ON tac digestive
APPARATUS.
PREPARED M
DR.. y. G. AVER & CO., Practical Chcsssists,
LOWELL, MASS, T.. =. A.
FOE sALK Ut ALL DRUGGISTS kyERfwHERI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10

~ The iirst snow OF the season in
thi locality was on the sth of Deem
Der.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10

PKEAcHISG. = Rev. II. +. Edwards will
preach in the VI. r. Church next Sab
bath. a.-iol o'clork. a. NJ. Sunday
School at 8 o'clock. All are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10

DIFp. - In the Insane ASYLUM At Indi-
annapolis. last week. Mr.. Michael Wag-
ner, OF Ferdinand township, in this
county. Ills remains were brought
home t"r burial. and passed through
Jasper On last SATURDAY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10
Ayers Ague Cure,

for Fever and Ague. Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever. Reinittent Fever, Dumb
Agle, Periodical o. Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed oil the affections which arse
from malArIoas, marsh. or miasmano
pcisons.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-12-10

SANTA tLAt- NEADou AEgtIs--- Any
one stepping ia 10 IlolIhaus' Conicc-
uoncry. will rca,liiy recognize tlss head.
quarters by the imutcnse stock o thing.
on hand 10 please the children. You
can get there almost ANY thiHs iu ti.e
candy aud toy tinc you viSh. and H.
has some very handsome china cops aud
saucers for grown people, ttsSt will re-
loicc the heart Of any recipient
christmas comes bat once vcar.
Make IL dav of rcai good el,crr.-
hy going 10 IIohhaw> sud getting some.
Thing to make the cisiidrcu Lapps.
DIrp. On Mcnday, December sth
1873, w. III. Peckinpaagh, Esq, in the
10Th year of his age
Capt. Pcckiapaugh was an suoraey
OF fair ability. who came 60 Jasper fro m
Crawford county. where hc was raised,
a little over year ago, and was getting
INTO fair practice lie was of a genial
disposition. and had his pecuniary cir
cumstances permitted him devoting hi.
time in that direction, would have been
OF high literary sitaiumcnts, as the bent
OF his mind gave him that inclination
lie was a soldier i'm the 18th Indians
Volunteers, serving three years as Cap.
tain Of Go. f.. and was brave ia a f,ul,
meriting and receiving the commcsda.
ZION Of his superiors in command. and
VIC respect o. his men. lie was cut OF
~ the prime OF life. having been con.
hned to his bed but five DAYS. lie leave.
awidow aud two children here. aud
humorous relatives in Craw ford count,
NJ mourn his los. His rrm-ins wcr,
1hcn % 1randview. where hc hid
.l1id buried tor ntcrmcnL cn Wclnc.
day.
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40 enc remedy h louder
called Tor Nv tire necessities Of
tie Atrcrican people than Q
sure and safe cure for Fever
ana Agne. >urh we are now
enabled 10 ofer, with a perfect
certainty that u viii eradicate
tire disease, and with assur.
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pnrrARED nv
DR.. 3. G. AyER&C CO., Lowell, Mass,

FFurffrUI uHH lfHHFHFtFFf v WtWfHfEs
sSn r0rD AL Po'"vD TTN WORLD
-nts i er7O FrE UU.fTE
.Artii lsf5.-
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L. Tvs Mi l.. iatii-ou. al the 7.
Merk. attending hci"rc tho Commission
- Z" tlir Interests ~ III. ComIany III
,rgard Io he tax VOTED Is raioks tn.
= u" Board had n'iiei 10 nnkc any levy
80 june. and Ice wanted tic Oversight;
corrected. lie i ia iss'ut spirits about
'nc completion ~ tlic culrc line at an
cirlN dale. aud SAYS work viii bceiu
soon enough 10 insure The completion
10 iinniimghur-s ln next September. bui
the people there must ds tl.cir duty in
the way OF subscription.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure " all dcrlnl-
nhent- IN the stoin-
ach. hvcr, and bow.
els. they are a mild
alerlent, and an
excellent pur=ative.
BEING purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mime
rsi whatever Much
serious sickness aud
suffering j. prevent
Ell bv their tllttiy
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PKoIiFIc.- The wife OF Mr.. W. Bur
rcll. of he ireland neighbnrhood gave
birth hast week 10 tripiets--iwo boys
aud . girl. hut the mother having been
sick for a considerable time previously
the babes were affected. aud all three
died within 4s hours After birth.
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JASPER COURIER.
~ Look out for winter.
AZ good baker could make living
IN Jasper.
~ Drugs sold very cheap al the New
Drug Store.
6TCommissioner's Court has been in
session This week, aad large amount OF
routine business has been transacted.
GTTaSpayers IN Jasper will find IL TO
their interest TO notice the Treasures
notice ia another column.
W The iirst snow OF the season in
thi locality was on the sth of Deem
Der.
DIrp. = IN the Insane ASYLUM At Indi-
annapolis. last week. Mr.. Michael Wag-
ner, Of Ferdinand township, in this
county. Ills remains were brought
home f"r burial. and passed through
Jasper on last Saturday.
PKoLiFic.- The wife of Mr.. W. Bur
rcl. of he ireland neighbnrhood rave
birth hast week 10 tripiets--iwo boys
aud girl. hut the mother having been
sick for a considerable time previously.
the babes were affected. aud all three
died within ~ hours after birth.
II Mr.. John +. Allies tells the people
this week of his new stock of furniture.
&c. lie has also brought or some
burial robes, a new article ia fhi. yicin-
itv. SIR cloihing the dead. aud very neat.
They are made in styles for men aud
women. aud vary in price IN accordance
with material used but are somewhat
rhcnpcr AMI neaier than The suits usually
bought for the dead. Go and see them.
~ Our Topeka correspondent SAYS
the contractor. Mr.. Rose, will lose about
500 on his contract for removing an-
,ler,nn church. ~ he does lis duty. the
people of that ncishhorhood ought Ca
-rr that lee daesa'i lose ANY thing. They
gave uf thsir abundance 90 help pay the
damages of the whisky rioters at Of
well. aud the, should not allow their
-'hnIch contractor a. lose money wieu
he faithfnllv does his duty IN fixing up
= p!arc Of worship
) The New Drug Sior- has advcr-
Fi-ed for the last feg weeks a rrmed.
''r Hog aud Chicken Cholera which ON
limited experience we could not then
lily r'c"in'ne al. hiIt al present we have
vrporis fran y srrii number of per-
~nn> wh" have givea this remedy -
thorough trial IN The most aggravated
forms Of ho. cholera. with universal
rttcrcss. We feel sltd 81 annnumcc 10
tie people S,fr ant certain remedy
i"r tie uiu.i destructive pest 10 swine
L. Tvs Mi l.. i'alii-,,,. al the 7.
\. j.. X :. W L. H. was ia iowu ,hi-
week. attending before tho Coniuii-siou-
49, 10 thr interests 81 I'll. Company iil
'rgarl ~ l,c tax voted Is Paloks Til.
= u" BOARD had niieh lo untkc any levy
~ June. and ilc wanted slc oVcrsigh;
-. .....s A.
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% o. --=F
Attic conclusion Of tho examination
Of fellow named Putnam, tric.l fot
leading an idle and dis.olute lifu, Men.
day, District Attorney Chmpbell. in his
argument, defined u bunlmSr ms Inn ng-
gregated concattenlt ed conglo:lei utcti
segregated contaminated id lOafer.'
This decided tho Jury ut once, and
they sent the follow up ior ninety days
Virginia. Chromiote, -. --. go, -.
The body Of p. W. Hemans, com
mission merchant, was found lately
terribly mangled on the North Missouri
Railroad track i'll st. Louis. It is snn-
posed hc wandered on the track while
insane. .-. ...r...3.yn
{ A dispatch says Governor Axtell, Of
Utah, is being uniustly denounced BIZ
the GENTLE press, and that he hns never
mrlc statements which have been cs-
scribcd to him.
1t is stated i'll Berlin papers that
Germany las informed France that if
she places troops on her eastern frontier
the former will put two army corps ON
tho Rhine.
The plnn Of arbitration OH Louisiana
nllhlrS Will he considered by the whole
select committee MS soon MS the papers
arrive ut Washington from New
Orleans. .......- .....
Secretary Bristow Inns directed tho
retirement OF 81 1855, 900 of legal ten.
ders. being 30 per cont of tho National
Bank circulation.
General Sheridan has autographed to
General Ord to clear tho Black Hills of
all miuers, and allow no moro to enter.
Tho business men OF New York City
are delighted with Secretary Dristow's
management Of the national finances.
Professor u. G. Gilman has been
appointed by tho President one of tho
West Point Examiners for 1875.
Hon. James Builinton, Massaolns-
etts Congressman, died nj Fall River,
Massachusetts, oil Saturday.
Governor Hindricks, OF INDIANA, has
been obliged to call m extrc session Of
tho Indiana Legislature.
The Governor Of Arkansas llas np-
pointed March 2Gtll Us q day of thanks
giving.
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Tho article in our last issue in rcla-
ton to tho accidental killing Of Chi
iIhiiian seems to have created the
impression not general however,
that the infcreLcc implied WAS, tia.
tho killing wns not purely accidental.
He should feel very 10th to believe
for moment that any person within
this community could bo 40 totally
lcpravetl and utterly lost TO all sense Of
humanity ~ Ia voluntarily cause tho
death Of, or serious injury to, any mn.
offending human being. Onr object
WINS simply to call attention Of citizens
generally to the fact TINT life and limb
Inns been frequently jcuImrllizcd by
furious riding and driving through our
public streets; not Intentionally in any
case; but tho fact that n fatal accident
HAS 1T length resulted from this cen
smrlrlc practice is convincing evidence
Of the danger attending such action and
the necessity for its discontinunncn
SyMulcHhy would most willingly mako n
sacrifice il 10y 40 doing he could recall
the net Of last week, aud if the mis-.
fortune that has cninilrd upon him so
much trouble shall have tho effect of
"'ipprc"sing the practice complained
OF, tho poor old Chinnrnan will not
hnvo died wh0lcly in vain.
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RIrAIn THE noAns.-Tho ground
Will soon he in the most favorable con
d'tIon for working, and We hope to see
some action taken by our business men
towards raising the means for placing
the roads lcH'ling To the north in COOL
order for travelling. 1t Is IL matter Of
vital importance to the business in
tcrcsts of this place and should 10 Mt
tended 10 Mt once. Let responsible
persons act Immediately.
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PHOTonnApHIc--W. II. Pilliner,
photographer, hns opened gallery on
third street adjoining Dorsey Bros
establishment on tho soatl. Every
character Of picture known to the nrt
taken in any style desired. Mr., Pill
liner Is an accomplished artist ns his
SPECIMENS on exhibition amply verify
His stay amongst us will 10 limited to
II few weeks. SO those desiring handsome
pictures nron most reasonable terms
will do we'll tn cnll at the gallery ut nh
early day. Go and look NJ the pictures
amy how, and when yom discover what
handsome rounirnhncrs your plain
nIuaintanccs can reflect mpun paper.
the consideration Of II - III will not
prevent yon from getting a cast vi
your own phiZ.
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\ US. LAND oEploR. Tho following
plats hive been filed in the Elko Land
Office: Fohy. 90, township 43, range
90 east; MaIch 6, township 33, ranac
4G east.
Since our last report tho following
applications for lands have been made;
HO,iESrRAps-SIilo Ringsbory, nc z
of 80 u. s D, I 30. 3Se.
Charles j; Leddick, 3 Il Of sw =, s
2S. II, r 5S.
Riohnrl ID. Lanlnm, 4 OF NV 4
and = Of sw ~. III. + 81.
Pre- EMPTIUSsV-Daniul HolconIb, so
Of nv I md nc = Of sw 4, s Is. l
"A, 81. '"'''. .... =.
John f. Chellis, II 4 of :,e 4, II. I
.Deverougl 0oadalo. nw 3! 1s, &c,
+ 60.
Matthew Mulcnhy, 4 md nc 4 OF
sw q and NV = of SO 4, Il 30. 81, %.
lsac Payne, Il u of ne =; and 4 OF
NV q, 50, AZ, r6l.
Charles Brown, s 4 of ne 4, S TO-, It
III, 5l., q - b. 81 d Il
: Frederick Reinktn, sc x Of NV x, 8
%, 81, rs.
Jacob Leddick, IL 4 of ne y, 81, r
IS.
Francis NJ. Smith, n !; OF nv y and
sH ofno K.sh. t&5, 81. <!.,HI =:
'' 1t will ho advisable for parties who
have filed presumption claims In the
U. S Land Office to attend strictly to
tho requirements of tho law, or tloy
will not he allowed to prove up. There
are many throughout the county whose
time has already expired TO lnnko pay
ment. If other parties go to the Land
,Otlico and file upon tho oluim of those
tlat nrc delinquent nnl comply with
tho law by actual residence, improve.
ment and cultivation they will get the
land. hose whose time Inns expired
will promote their interests by attend.
ing to the matter.
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INSURE! ISsunE!.--IF. NJ. Grant, nj
Freeman Il Cos bank is agent for
several Of the most prominent and
reliable fire and life insurance com
phnics III Europe and tho United States,
AMI is always prepared to insure life
or property ut short notice and on
reasonable terms.
See Ills advertisement in another
column md then go and interview him.
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BURNED OUT.-The building owned
by Petnr Durkctt OH South Fork, TEN
porarily occupied by William and
Robert Hunter; sons Of Commissioner
Hunter of this place, was on IYcdnes-
day last totally destroyed by fire. Tho
yonng men were out attending to bust
hess ut the tiihG of the occurrence and
returned in the evening to find the
house with nll it contained reduced To
ashes. Four tons OF seed grain which
had just been hauled from this place
and stored Ia readiness for planting,
together with furniture. hcding, cloth.
ing etc, was total loss. The fact
that COOL seoh grain is nj present very
scarce and high priced makes tho loss
bear worry heavy OH the boys. f.. ..
Tho house which was good sized
one; new and well built, cost Burkctt
snng sum Of money. ,.,.
Peter las been decidedly ont Of
luck for some time past nntl this last
break is clinchrr
The fire. is supposed TO have origin.
atcd from n defective stove-pipe.