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RUTGERS COLLEGE.
lBY TELEGBAPn TO THE HERALD.
NEW BRUSswIcK June IL 1875

By TELEGBAPn TO THE HERALD.
NEW BRUNSWICK, June IL, 1875.
About four thousand persons Including most Of the
bellies and beaux OF tho town, gathered night on
the campus In front Of Rutgers College. and wit
nessed the procession cremation services OF the
sophomore class The procession, consisting Of tho
sophomores decked out in varied and most outland-
ish costumes first marcned through the bearing
torches, and headed by single flute player, who
made desperate Efforts 10 initiate the "Dead Marchp
IN SAUL In the procession was bier borne by pail
bearers, ON II were LAID out two figures. ono male and
the other female these represented George Bolney
and Marie l.. Thaiheimcr .'Olney's Philosophy ana
"rhatheimers History" day books with which the
class wrestled during tho term Directly IN front OF
The College building a funeral pyre was built, and
at short distance FROM this pyre plat
form. From the latter funeral Grafton was dc
hvercd by tho orator, g. D. b. Hssbrouck. Other
4. vanmaer, and suO priests, 4. W. lKewell ana G.
T. Canine Alter the singing OF mock iuaoral argos
by the sophomore choir, tha torch was applied 10 the
pyrc upon which the bier had been gently laid. 1t
burned III neary midnight
FINAL RguEARsALs
During the day the classes wero busy with dual
hearsais OF their commencement exercises, which
take place TO morrow morning
THE COMMENCEMENT.
To-day the proceedings viii be as foows:-Meetng
OF tho Board ci Trustees az ten NJ IN the Library;
At iwslve 81 BY Rev. William r Daryss s'
p, Of Jersey I CITY; COLLATION. IN tho armory Of
Mat GLASSES and Of tho societies their halls half
past twoP; 81. An address before tho societies at
haIi.past three NJ, by Rev W. G X. Taylor, D. D.,
OF Newark, IN kirkpatrick Chapel Junior exhibition
in tho evening at eight O'Clock.
ARRIVAL oy visiToRs
Already there are III town large number OF visi-
tors friends O! the Students but will
be largely increased.
FUTURE STUDIES.
The faculty have passed resolutions looking to y
higher grade OF study n the future Students who
not proficient conditions aud studies given the
now by the september term will be dropped back one
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EXHIBITION OF FLOWERS.

Tho semi annual exhibition Of the Nov York HoStt
cultural Society will commence tomorrow evening In
G,more's Garden aud continue during THURSDAY and
Friday afternoons and evenings concert Will 10
gwen every afternoon aud evening during the con.
inuance OF the show by Theodore tnomas orchestra.
Tue premiums offered BY The sooioty, winch have
already been described In tho HERALD earnest
OF the excccnoc Of tho exhibition Every prominent
grower In this country and Europe VIII b. repre-.
mad
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RAkE TROPICAL FISH.

Tho New YORK Aquarium has Just received from
Bermuda large number Of tropical Hsnes and anem.
ones. Among shs former Two living devil nsh
sighsarmsd octopus; and, ~ thsy are entirely nm
injured, thsre 10 every prospect that these curious
monsters will be kept alive during the ostire
summer There are also four-sysd crabs irisu gular
nsh and we'll salmon. besides q multitude OF cufiosl
ties from the deep soundngs on the Her.
muda With tbm collection the Aquarium TANKS ara
entirely allied, and present wonderful aspect ~ ths
curious eye Of the student.
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Olmsted OF Trinity Chapel conducted the exercises
ana awarded testimonials 10 the following grad
ua,cs.-
Ambrose, Catharine Wolf sherwood Anna T.
Barre, Marian. ketcp, Adelaide X.
Burhaus, Jessie H. Moroiand. Jennie NJ.
Ferguson, Mary A. Sanders, Emma u.
Hawley. Mary w. Stanley, Josephine.
lsherwood, Christine N. stanley, Sarah Z.
The Right Rev. Bishop Quintard Of Tennessee, adj
dressed the audience.
rhe graduates tnsn knelt before him ana received
the bopedic ion.
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BINGHAMTON COLLEGE.

Tho COMMENCEMENT exercises Of Binghamton IN.
~ Female College will take place June 1911 rho
graduating class numbers twelve, and there nvo
young ladies taking postgraduate course Rev. DR..
J. D. Fulton, OF Brooklyn, breaches tho annual sermon
bcore Tue literary societies. subject, "rho Possible
ties oil American womauhoodn
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FREDERICK J. ENGELHARDTS BEN
EFT.

The publso Testimonial 70 Mr. Frederick ,. Eogel-
sarut will take plsos this evening Al Booths
Theatre, and promises 70 be very Interesting exit
bi.;on Of athletic amusement Among the attfsc-
tons vu be rrossssos XAVIER ssspps's ideal pias-
taues, the Roman festival OF arms, Gf@co Roman
wrcs,IIns match, fssis OF strength, sport aud bus
ness On the plains, stsrnsr sports and Iadsan club
swinging
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COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS.
BROWN UNIVERSITY.

lBx TEIEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PROVIDENCE, X. l., June II, 1878.
The annual defamation by members OF the sopho-
more class Of Brown University took place this
evening ut Manning Hall, which thronged
with the elite Of tho city. The declama-
tory contest for the Thomas Carpenter
Prizes, awarded TO tho best roci,crs OF English
prose or verse. Fourteen sophomores appeared upon
the stage aud acquitted themselves y very satsiac-
tory mann er. Tho selections embraced wide range
" Reeves orchestra
The judges wsre:--Profsssor I. Whiting Ban
CESS, Mr.. James Tillinghast and Rev. H
Cushman. The hrst prize, $780, was awarded to
William H. p Faunce, OF Lynn Mass The second,
$50, 10 James Austin, Jr., OF Woonsocket The third
$24, to Walter s. Nader, OF Coma, N. h.
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ST. MARY.S SCHOOL.

The annual commencement Of st. kavy's School,
under tho direction OF the sisters Of S. Mary, rsl
eious order belonging the Anglican Calnolo Church.
took place yesterday morning. Tho Rov. L. g.
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BCHAEFER AND SExroN's MATCH.

schssicr, tho biihasdist, arrived In this city sun
lay last Chicago, and viii 60 into regular prac-
Isss Immediately. His headquarters will be a. Gar
niors No l202 Broadway, where, under the coaching
OF the old french champion, he can have easy
Ina Tho date Of hA arst match with sexton Ia fixed
for July H.
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The captain OF tho L,urcatos vas g. d. Brewer. and
their color rcd. Tue captain Of The Atanias
r. b Frost and their color was blue. There vas not
much wind, aud although the weather quite waem
the was under n cloud nearly all the time
Al 4.5S IT, H. they GOT tho word
Ia good style The Aiantas shot TO the lead once,
though they pulled u rocking stroke, the Lnureatss
rowing steadily, but was plainly apparent that they
lacked muscle. A quarter OF u mile away the Lau-
reaies were pulling 43 strokes per minute snd the
Atiantas 40 milo away iron the start tho Al
iantss were ave lengths ahead Of their rivals
aud were stL pulling 20 strokes per minute.
against very strong tide, and they won In l0m 81.
After the race tho victorious crew presented
clegaut blue silk dag, on winch was inscribed
In SILVER letters champion" he ladies' also pre-
scnted the winners with a handsome wreath.
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rhis veteran trainer viii havo . complimentary
benefit al Washington Park to-day. ovcr two hun
dred aud 1ny athletes have entered their namos In
the different events, which Will commence ~ three
O'Clock
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TRINITY INSTITUTE REGATTA.

TIvoLI, N. Y, June IL, 1873.
The second annual regatta OF Trinity Military In
stitutc place to-day In Tho presence
OF q largo number Of ladies aud gentlemen. Tho
course 10 q mile and three quarters length,
on tho Hudson, from the rcd buoy
Maiden 70 tho steamboat dock al TvoIL
Previous 10 the the Atlsnas the favor.cs
The gigs each forty eei In length and Two and
half w,de built OF cedar and weigh 22o pounds
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THE UNIVERSITY RACE.
INK rxLEoaAPn TO THE HERALD

NEw LONDON. Conn, Juno II, 1873
Captain Thompson and tho Yale University crew ar
rived In this city To-Day and during tho alter
noon vent 70 their quarters. Gales Ferry, IN the
steam launch ARIEL winch is placed at disposal Of
the Yale coach by Mr. q. 81. John, ut Tho Sheffield
class Of '05. rhs Yale shells came mp from New
Haven by special freight train.
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THE CoURTNLY.DEMPsEY RACE.

GEsEvA, N. r., Juno IL, 1873
Courtney arrived here this afternoon with his boat
His race with Dempsey for $500 side takes plAss on
the 18TH insL
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SETON HALL.

The years. studies at Seton Hall College, Soush
Orange, N j., have just terminated with very credit
able results both TO tie teachers and students Under
the able management Of the president, Rev. James Ii.
Corrisan, d. d., and tie vice president Rev John r.
Dowd, the past year has been OF the IN Ieint
OF discipline that the college has experienced Tho
seminary which Is connected with tho institution 10
also Ia u nourishing condition. Last Sunday was tho
Of the parochial visit OF Bishop Corrigan, oil
Newark, who confirmed about nity children and
preached tho high mass. Tho following young CO.
cesiastcs, who bad been made -doacons Newark
on saturday, were ordained dcacons AZ the ooies 20
chapel yesterday rnornisg:-kovs. Lawrence Carroll
James I. Dcv.ns, Joseph H. HIN and John }. Msrpny
Tomorrow Is commencement day, whom the stu
dents Will reocive thor we'll earned rewards There
viii be SIX graduates who take tho degree OF A. b. +,
ana nine young who receive the degree Of A. ~
Tho following speechcs viii be delivered :"Govcrn-
msnt and Poutcsn BY Jeremiah SaIl,vau, Of Hamp-
Junction. N. j.; strength OF Character by X.
Egypt" by Augustine Faro l. OF Brooklyn. The
masters oratou VIII DO delivered by Isaac r. Caid
we'll oil Louisviile KY, who has chosen '.Mason aud
Dixop's L,nc' ior his theme bishop corrigan, OF
Newark, will preside ana the diplomas Will be dis
irbuted by the Rev James u. Corrgan, president Of
the college. The usuai prixcs and medals viii DO
gwen.
asst night the college students celebrated thor re-
Lease from tho years. toll by the grave ana awful
mony OF burning Thur class books collose cam
pos Tho aspos were then dccontly iniorrei with all
que formaities
Toe iotai plumber OF graduates, Including those OF
tho present year, since the Incorporation oil the
college In 1861, Is liz, an average OF seven graduates
per year. The follow ing table shows the st OF grsdu
ates tns year aud also those who viii tako tho
tcr's degrco:-
BACHELORS ARR
Dryer, j. r. McGovern, Edward
Farrell, r. a. Pierce, J. y.
Hugnes, W. u. Sullivan, Jeremiah.
MASrkRs
Caidscli, J. r. McFaddsn, W.
Clagctt, II. g. Newton, A. N.
Eagan. A. N. Reilly, 4. n.
Kerr, J. n. Talon, n. l.
Lamarchc. M. J.
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Democratic County Convention.

Democratic County Convention.
The Democracy of Dubois county win
meet in Mass Convention In accordance
with the order Of the Central Commit
tee. at Jasper, on
FRIDAY, Juue l4th, 1878.
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
he Congressional. Senatorial, Repre-
sentative and judicial Conventions, and
transact such other business as may
come before them. Good speakers have
been invited, and are expected to be
presented and address the people at that
time. CLEMENT DoANE,
Chairman Central Com. \.
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Tor The Courier


EDITOR COURIER As bennington
iitcmizers seem to be all sick, too busy
10 write. or the Lord knows what not. /
thought l would enter The field OF cor
10 the Courier
Items are plenty, and gossip hanging
70 the hazle-nut bushes by The road side.
Harvest Is fully upon Us, aud the son Of
salt Lake whets his sickle, aud calls for
more troops. May-bees have all flown.
and the June bugs swarm around The
honey stands, and sip, sip, sip. Step NJ
Tom and sweetcn up your appetite.
pr. Somstock and son have located Al
THE pacc, and arc building nice resi-
dencc rear the center OF Lemminctun-
for the present lie can be seen at Nick
Harri-'s. two doors above Van Miley's.
The Lennon ring have organized blue
ribbon society meeting every Wcdnes-
day night at the church, which they
claim 10 be devoted entirely 70 the tenn
perance cause, though it Is hard to tell
who Is the leader, but ii il generally SIM
posed that Wilson will finally wear tie
"belt.' Joe Stubblcield Is at the bottom
Of A., and he knows all about II, forI
,,Joe's been dare The rain on lastl
Sabbath prevented many church-gocrsl
rom attending church, much to their
disappointment Jack Lennon swan.
ped his blue badge for glass OF brandy.
w. II. has an "dav he will 20 west thisl
Fall, and John II. thinks he will be-
Able" to live almost anywhere. Nick
Harris has harvested his wheat. the n rst
n the neighborhood, and saws he and
'0rn-d0dger has played out. Lon is n
ne machine trade; he manages the
Champion No. 4, and Ellen No. s. with
70 respect for the stand-table. Farmer
Bird Lennon has been attending court
y juryman. Well, no more this time.
)ut some next CRAzy mr.
bennington, June 9th, ne.
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MoEE CoNs ACTION, Another OF the
results Of Illc Republican policy OF con-
traciinx The currency. as endorsed by the
recent convention AZ indianapolis, i The
Failure and running away OF Mr.. Henry
Boehmcr, one Of the foremost business
men, and proprietor Of the Star mills, in
iiuniingburg. he i supposed 10 have
taken with him about $1,000 IN money.
and lcfl about $4,000 in debts, scattered
among probably seventy-liye creditors.
And still Hayes contracts.
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g--The Annual. Conference of the Re
formed Methodist Church Of Indiana,
Al ohshoot % the NJ. 4. church, will
meetat Union Valley, In Columbia town
ship, this county, on the Isl "Wednesday
OF September. .xThis church has now
but 200 or 800 members, and probably a
a dozen preachers, Is organized on the
congregational plan OF government. and
is on tho increase. The first conference
was held Al Birdseye last year
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MARRrED,-On Sunday, June 9th, 1873,
by 7. l.. Sweeney, J. r., Mr.. J. w.
GREENE, and Miss ALICE WELMAS, both
OF Jasper.
These happy young folks have the
best wishes Of everybody for their sue
cess, and that their entire lives may be
as happy as their starting together Sun
day was. A pleasant surprise party,
them Mt Col Edmonston's
on Sunday night.
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STONE PuMrs Many citizens who
attended court this week. noticed the cx-
cellence Of the stone pump in the public
well. These pumps are Dubois county
product, man uacInrcd BY Harmon &
Wager, of Huntiugburg, and warranted
They are decidedly the best ordinary
pump in use, and persons putting down
wells or cisterns, will lind them the
best, and the firm straight one TO deal
with.
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T~The Republicans nominated Isaac
;. Moore, OF vanderburg county, for
Secretary Of. State; N. y. Miller, 81
Boone county, sfor Auditor of State
George I. Herriot, Of Johnson county,
for Treasurer Of State; d. p. Baldwin,
o. Cass county, for Attorney-G eneral,
and John 7. Merrill, Of Tippecanoe
county. for superintendent Of Public
Instruction. The platform endorses
Senator Morton and Hayes. and ex-
presses their disapprobation Of the in
vestigation Of the latter. The ticket j.
personally respectable, but politically
weak, and will be showed under by any
where from $1,000 to 10000 minority
this Fall.
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STEAM TnREsHER.--Mr. ]. Schuh.
macher the energetic dealer ia agricul.
tural implements, sold 10 Mr.. 4. Mann,
Of HARRISON township. this week, Case
Steam Thresher, from Racine, Wis.
These machines are considered YER,
superior and the agent would BE- glad IL
have farmers in need of machine in
spect H. and see its advantages.
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The congratulations 81 the Democrat,
and nauy friends az this place are ten
dered 70 W. II. Trippeit, Esq. The
news has just reached Us that he is now
the proud possesspr Of a laughing. blue
eyed lassle. II Petersburg Democrat.
The Courier adds lis congratulations
g friend Trippeft. and hopes the law
may be so amended in time, that his
good fortune will enable his promise in
regard @ deputy TO be realized in his
"bairnic.r
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IN Town. Col. John A. Mann. OF
Evansville, travelling for the wooden
mills Of Lemcke s Co., was in Jasper
this week, on business for the flrm.
Col. buchanan, an attorney Of Evans-
vile, was Ia town Tuesday, on business
connected with the failure aud disap-
pearance Of IA. Bochner, Of Haunting
burg.
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Two MILES MoRr.--Thc Rockport
railroad laid two miles more OF iron this
week, bringing the railroad up to the
crossing Of the old Princeton road. II
Is hoped they will be able to build the
ten miles between Jasper and the end Of
the present road yet this year. But a
good dead depends on the aid the people
extend the company.
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LIVERY STARLE.-See the advertise
ment Of Kunkel 4 Cox's livery stable in
another fcolnmn. Last week several
horses were hitched to the racks and
posts around the square, and broke
loose, and injured their saddles and
harness enough to have paid for putting
up at the livery stable comfortably and
safely several times over. ..
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FRlD.AY,JUNE asth, 1873.



Messrs. Horace Smith & Co., Chicago, Ill
Gents-Your agent, Mr.. S. Love, call.
ed on me stating that lie was introducing
the Excelsior Hog Cure. l tod him /
had three hogs that was sick and IL lac
succeeded IN curing them | would have
faith In his medicine; he proposed Civ
ing them medicine, and to speak can
didly. thought !, was throwing time
and medicine away, but he said IL ii
done no good Il would cost nothing.
We commenced BY drenching them, and
in few days they were able to eat with
out any assistance, and at the present
time, are we'll and doing well. / have
no hesitancy in recommending the Ex-
celsior Hog Cure, Tor believe il will
do all he says.
Yours Respectfully,
ADAM ScHMITT.
The above medicine is for sale Nv 4.
Weriz g. Co., Jasper, Ind.
May 80. '76-tf
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The primary election III Warrick
county resulted in the selection OF Hat
field Tor Congress, Taylor for Kcprcsen-
tatiye, Hart for Senator, Moore Tor Clerk,
Sclirieber Tor Auditor, Wiikerson for
Treasurer, Williams tor >ncntl. and
Wilson Tor Isecorucr.
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0TAn exchange says send d hundred
cancelled stamps to China and they will
buy baby and some Of our clever
business men are now gathering all the
cancelled stamps they can a. their last
hope Tor future name.
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Patriots Rally
THE OLD w,R-cRTtF
Cen. M. D. MANSON

candidate for Auditor OF State. vii
address The people 81 Dubois county, at
Jasper. AZ the Democratic Convention.
Friday, June l4ih. 1878. Come ont.
everybody, aud listen 10 the hero Of
Wild Cat
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FoURTH or July. There will be d
celebration Of The Nations Birthday III a
grove near Jasper. The Brass and
String bands have been engaged. An
Grafton will be delivered, nice dancing
floor provided, and plenty or refresh
ments Of all kinds furnished those who
desire them a. reasonable rates. That
thorough manager, Mr.. A. J. McEerney,
has consented to act as Chief Marshal
for the day, which is a guarantee that
everything possible to make II Ia success
viii be provided. A Trades Union
procession i talked Of, and il enough
firms will take part in il will be had
and will be grand affair.
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United states internal Rev
eRue sale.

coLLkcror's osgcs. f4asT p,srnscr. INDIAN.
Evansville June nih, ISIS
NOTICE j. hereby given that will
~ sell at Public Auction. al tie distil-
iIery of Syrin j. Gutgsell, near Jasper,
Dubois county, Ind, on
FRlDAY,JUNE 2sih, 1873,
two copper stills. two cooling tubs.
twenty gallons Of apple brandy and three
empty spirit casks. Seized as the
property OF Syrin j. Guigscll. for viola
ton Of United States Revenue Laws.
JAMES &. VEATCIi, Collector.
June l4th. 1873 -2w.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that there
- will be an examination Of applicant.
for teachers license held at the Public
school building, IN Jasper, on Saturday,
June 10Th, 1878. Examination to begin
nj 8 o'clock. A. NJ
\. X. BnuNprrK, Go. Sup't.
June l4th. 1o78-3w.
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lH ANiNt Established themselves A. Abose desire 20
ea'A NV Mfrion " ~ pullss ~ Nv iaris si.
y ne Clay W. manufacture frtr Il tic y. a ~. mn, 4,
% Ianiafin crfi.rfntntly they ara permanently
sha can tna ar iHfilish the best wate W. III. mark
-. Thef sf1NK PUMPS Az s,.si 4. Wv re.xp,t,i.
Ales l n rtriiy frnu fls Factory y, st.ri ,,rirr
iW'lh ins'ff NV .Al siprfisf ar rruprrs. nsed Y
llns ii' mr. hlf NAy esrast-e mage ar. fli,v .t
.bein Ahht' rrt ,i Ny rri thew ara Who're ,Lnv cnn
NJ App''ri IN. A"i Niii rt?.sthri6 eApedifiously
SA Ttty rist Mritftt. rrsra w. . tle,r w ms
ovo'k Nri Ais rve saf-iucisusi with proper tssge
'h he Sipnr Pumps the ha4s most canrenI.r,
Ani n"sf anfatir pH'iN wnuI far farm N hau..-
pp'i Fu Tfty do net pnist,a .rli, me ,s,h
l"''rN a AZ z. NY IRON. making unfi : u.r. th.y
p hn sr IA w Aiulvf trrck w .a II issa IN fha
ns.t w Sirflrr. mn ier hehe tu up M ~ X +,,,i
ahn tsty style NIX always ready ~ fn.ni4h wa ~
heathfnl wnic AfNa demand ltFn pssf n.tia INV.
Nilnlass M 'he raS ME- afreael si - IN sh annss+
10 We NNf oli ~rpi"n pump. V hci M 4 yerv lri.f
worms, ard rt Mcae Champion saAr p,1n,n. srd
4frk am NAf ,ieck healhfn wafrf
Nh var manui iriure ~ drain nInr Nm, lInr. ~ -,
place Y raH"er and far better fhnn AN, INN .rain
nnde ~ wo l4 riank ~ brick e.aas. :, X. serraa
nehi, VIII IN f1r ~ getting 4ut VA of.!arur re-
nr choked nr VA rats vefmin bnrruui.. M NJ ma
'nn b. Pot down ~ any one
Gh The stonewaie viii be supple n merchants ~
'thers " quantity desired ard ~ reasos.h ra,es
'nu o. superior quality. atnd in your orders nnd sus
ain a home mandatory.
EsrrRENcrs W PrMrs--wi William q. prt,on I,el.rJ.
Daniels. Ofwc, .f' XII
Nov. ~. iSTT-1y.
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hyThe enthusiast who promised a
Republican majority in Dubois county
under any circumstances this Fall. was
evidently not believed by the Radical
state Convention. A little more reliable
statement would have taken better. The
Dr. would have had, If nominated. the
votes Of q number Of his Democratic
neighoors, for himself alone, and yet the
entire Democratic ticket would have had
arousing majority, as Mr.. Shanklin's out
spoken grecnback sentiments and oppo-
sition 70 the State house job have the
unanimous approval Of our people.