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moved tue si,istEtution ottlIc mama Of iIlu tn-
Giln'cnt, the KGy. DR.. Sunderland. Disagreed
tn-ycas, o6; nays, 81. The resolution Naa ihcn
uupied.
tile senate ut $40 adjourned.
, 1879-03-25

WASHINGTON, D. e., March 9i.-The Vice
President laid before the Senate coInmunicat
tIon fro,n the postma*ter-Geucral. nskng 10,
additional appropriations for the pay Of letter
carrcrs; asu frolu the Secretary Of the Interior,
l,lelosing request from the Commissioner ut
Educatton for MI appropriation Of sa5.G40 for
payment Ut clcsks. Tlls communications wcro
referred.
Mr. Beck introduced bill providing for tho
settlement Ut accounts With certain railroad
companies.
by Mr.. 1Iatrls-To prevent the introduction
and spread Of infectious diseases into tl,o
United States. He subsequently repusted
bill. Oh tic subject, which Was placed on tie cal
cntlnr.
tn motion Vi slr, Mcdonald, a resolution
was paHhct requiring tic ScrretaTyof thu Trcas-
ury to furnish the Scnnte tt!e anDnts Of money
drawn IND uaA Supervisors Of Election, gem
cra unst special, In i3iD nnu 1875 as culnpclls:l
ttun In cxcehs Of ale tcrs rs allowed By law tor
Circuit Court Commissioners. anu State 1a
amounts expended In New York. philalelpAla,
and Cincinnati for tho years aforcsad.
, 1879-03-25

fpfrfnf i4fDx1ftA to The Tribune.
WAsHtsa1oN, y. C., Marcl, 24.-T1c Prest.
dent to-day Nominated Or. j. d. Hamilton, Of
Illinois, 10 bo Surgeon. .tic1Icral OF the Marine
Hospital Servicc to fill the vacancy caused by
tr death Of Dr. john NJ. Woodwortt,, Of Chi
cago. Tile President In this case seems 10 have
foltuwed fhr Wishes OF Or. Woos,wortt,, who,
on his deattbcd, snid "1lantlton ought to,
succeed met 1t was decided BY the President,
a1lA Secretary Sherman to follow the rule Of
civil service which WoodHorth ilad thor.
ouc,1 established In tho Marine Hos.
plal Service, and 10 promote t.
tho position. Of 8urQcon-Gcncral somt
efficient o!llcer from the corps. II ia marked
compliment fat, although stumbling No. III
thr or,ler Of seniority, his seniors all waived
quest Tint Dr.. Hamilton be appointed. ur.
Hamilton has developed rure abilities aa IN
executive officer. lto appcarcd htroro tho
Board VI Examiners In 1871. IN utter stranger
Tive examination obtuincd the best record iu
ctuss Ut .iftvcn.
nA1TEr.
1t Is rrport:1 fllAt cx-Coneressmnn RanAY,
t!c al1cst coored nlnn that ever sat III Congress,
Is likely to lm appointed Third Auditor, to NIL
Of 11uraee Austin, Of aiinnesota, to tho KcccIY.
crshfp of tile Fasgo Laml.0fllcc.
INTEREST ON TlE PER CENTS,
The quartcrly interest on the per cent loan
falling due Aprlt amounts to nearly S. 0o0 Co.,
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
Tile President has nominated .IHtln r. ffumtt-
ton, Of I,1lnuts, Supervising surgeon-G General of
John II. Wilson, Of OhIo. Consu! at Panama;
t;eorge scroggs, ot Illinois, Consul at Hamburg;
Jefferson 7. ktdder, Of Dakota, Assuclato
Justice Ut the Supreme Court Ut Dalsosa.
, 1879-03-25

LoUIsvILLR, Ky., March M.-A chapter OF
local history cropped out to-day In suit
brought ID thu Chanrcry Court By Ne!ll D.
Field sgalnst Stove i. Chpluy, EIoEts havu
been tlala fur 4 week past 10 conceal tho fuet
Ut lie suit, Chtptey 10 Clerk Of tie ChanceFy
Court, and the plAlusEI cha1ges IL indebted tu
lin In various sums seaching to nearly eS0 900.
agrcsi to u!va plain,tf al! ths fces OF hts oflcc
lrou, February, 1878, until thu debt should bo
cancelled. This, Il u charged, ulc defendant has
failed to do. Chlptuy, IL Is alleged, IA insoyent,
a1ut tor TINT reason the Court has appointed
Alexander Lucss Receiver. Field prays that he
Il eauitubiy euttkteu 10 tho 6aucas of the fa1A
which have scc1usd and may acerns TIL h's debt
/. wiped nut. He htnlaeli Ia Commissioner OF
tho Jury {uud+
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THE WEATHER.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsl1SoroN, 3. G., March 25-1 a. m.-lndi-
cati,us: For tlle Luwcr Luke region. cloudy
weather, tight rain, followed by clearing
weather, northwcstcrIY winds, bccomtng vuria-
biz, stationary OF lowrr Temperature and higher
pressure.
For thu Tennessee aud Ohio Valleys, clear OF
partly cisalt1y weather. collier nosthcr1y, buck
Ing to wnrnlcr southerly. Winds, md rising fol.
lowed by falling barometer.
For thu Upper Lake region mud Upper Mis-
ssssippi Valley, WARMER, crar weather, followed
i,y increasing claudIness, pusslbly by rains;
variable winds, shifting to soutNerlJ, anti lowor
pressure.
For the Lover Missouri Valley, warHcr,
cloudy weather., with rui,. winds mostly south
erly, nf,l stationary Or falling barometer.
Cauttouary stgnnIa contlnho nt OawcEo, md
Fec. II, Rochester, buffalo, Erie, Cieyctnnd, ana
Scc. 8, sanJusky, Toledo, Detroit, and Suc. 1,
ull Port IlurtIu.
LuCAk 1BsEHYATfoNs. ....-
GUtEAHo. MsFCI1 ~.
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The Democratic Caucus Finally
Decides Against any Affirm
/. ative Legislation.
And Will Fight Ficrccly for FREQ
Frauds Mt All National
Elections.
Derickson's Visit to the Capital
Not on Bangs Account.
IN THE SENATE.
nECKoNBD WITHOUT THEIR HOST.

EHfffH{ I{GEHfCA
WAsu,nnro.. n. C.. htarcI, s4.-rl,c Damn.
cratic scuntors totlny cxnerIenccd thr resnonsi-
bIlit,es Of leadership. n,ul discovered. to their
regret on,, humtltation. wr,nt formtloh1c nnno.
sitfou they wifi bayo to encounter lit tls ablc.
sbilful, and etpouen. Rcnub1can n,innritv. In
deed, til, Rcnubltcan. proved tlpm5ctycsa a MI
norttr only in numbers, Thor arc still the COM
mnnlnr sntrtts In nil 5,reat o,1est,onk nn1 f,rn-
most in parliamentary leadership. The simple
thin, lint tb,, Democrats Ind tn lin tbs morn
tur was to comulcto The organization Of tho
Senats by ,,;schorrinr the old officers md nm.
notntlnp c1.t,onfefleratrs In their n1arcs. y1u,
uemocratic caucus leader Indicated by tho
nspurnucr with which In rnso TINT thts
would invo1ro brt tl,n formal worh of fcv,
minutes. Tho result wos n debate of moro than
i've honrs. which ,ook roncn nj ton,e, frou
tha War nj tt,c Rebcllton unti1 now.
sruH hos7 1,ru4uk1n,.z FACT
of nil was TINT tnu triumnl,aut leaders of Tic
majority purity In tue first year of tho ascca-
deucy Of lie returned Bourbons in the senasc
we're nut ,ltop tile defensive, aud compelled to
make an apology to tho country and seek 1ust,.
licatiou for tho course. To M observer In tho
galleries, The thought would certainly neycr
have occurred that Anthony. Blaine. uni Couk
ling ycro representatives OF tlc minority marty.
The debate was one of tic most important and
significant that l,us occurred for many a day IN
Tic Senatc. uni was but q precursor ot sImisar
great dcbatcs TO come,
MIR, WALLACE.
Chairman of tl.c Democratic raucue. f,,rnt.hca
the nrctrrt for fin 3ohatc hv the nrcscrtn,ion
of n ruuc,,s rcsn1ntlon Tint ti,e scppto ehou,d
procced tn tho cIectfon ot n{l,ccrs. To tim sur,
nrxa of III, nopocr,ts nj f,rst nm, tn +1,o,r ,1s-
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RICE FIVE t: GENTS.
- he would present
Tho has told several
,aesslont which might

ton agatust Bangs, atf - he would present
certain documents II 8 Tho has told several
persons he had In i .sessl0n. which might
make fSc
Ar AwKwAHr, - FOR MH. HANGS.
Alter cnnsiltatfon 5 = Tho Chicago members,
Mr. Daeickson soe,fG u 8otno reason to have
RECONSTRUCTED his dctc. -. nation, nni leaves for
Chicago tonight with tic documents ia his
pocket, witllout having shown sl,em to uny per-
son. lie atatcl before tenvlng that the question
MS 10 Mr., 1,augs was a tnerc kldc Issue, mil Tint
thr important object of hIs mtsslon was tho
matter of the Hume Nataount Bank. lfc did
mt fre, that hc lad fu authority to accept tu
proposition Of the Attorney. General, nnl will
submit tile f1nttrr to tile bank Directory for
tiuir consideration nlHf approval.
CncaEn ConGresencn have received teleeratns
today frun Earlts!e Mnson tho representative
Of the tn,ntis,ncn Ut Macarthur, nm! from oti,cr
persons, showing that considerable interest Is
nlanttcatea In Chicago in Mr. UefIcksun'4
movements,
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ing1. that nachlnrry for the manufacture Of trt
c!a carhnntc Acld Yns fnrnd on ot near to prnm
'acs md that no necessity existed for The manufacture
Of sHc gas for uss IN bostng thu WaterA for TIM
sun that tho Spring tse1f supplies TAR t1n Il
ncct'Aary fur tho pnrro.a Of battling Tho Waters and
preserving thu sau amount VI as Ii cuntaucd In
Tbs Water willis In tho eprIng This Cnnsui concludes
hs report ~ fo1wa: ~ therefore stats that It my
ontnfou. formed after whnt cnnstdern careful md
rntnstnkn. tnscstEatfat that te Arltllratia Water
hotslcd at tic AollIuars Hntinu. cxnorteI 10 tt
unitri States, Is hcyond question natural Hnesa!
watsr."
The evidence which nccompAnits fhe Consu1'a diG.
patch hecms 10 ahundnnty sustain biz coucson that
tic Ar0llnars Water heretofoen npoftod Ia nat.
urn mineral winter entitled to exemption from duty.
Very respectfully. II. +. FIEKSCli.
Asttatant Secretary.
loorr]
Tho Natural Aponaris Water Of tho ApolI.nests
Spring near Ncuenuhs Is N alkalius gaseous wafer
which may bs used habttuatly ~ table water. III
rca,ant tassc and s richness In pure carbonlc acid
farornbY distinguish It from tho other similar mineral
waters. Signed. PROFESSOR DIR. VtHCHDW.
berlin, lice, ~. 18TH,
, 1879-03-25


every Republican Sunator wulttl like to do
20. Iio had hopeu lint Senators not Republicans
wuul,l hu GLAD tu do 60, hccausc soIne OF them
understood purity, efficiency, alnl tioHehty IN
civil scrylce 10 Htrau what he meant, namely,
The fclccttou ri not &cuundrcl, but an loncst
NUT; 1ut fool, but Hhn at bense; not q
prctendcr, sniycler, but 1llaf' OF efficiency;
10 tlMt wlicl! they lad brought such i''an Into
had man of hIs character, ho should not ho
rrtNnrcl to make pacc far Bolau fayorita or
party claimant. III ronclnslut, l1o morsi to
G. Buren, al!l substitute tl.at 0f
GEoR0E c. GOTHAM.
Air. Eaton sail tho Sauator could not b. awase
Of the full scope Of his Language. liz aa,d ho
wMl,te,! u vote fpr I'M hoNcst nlnn, ratl.er lhuI
scuuudrel. Thai Mr.. uorI!a.a Is cotnpe,ent
nud iran ot character thy all agreed, but tl1ey
did not ciec, tlorhau1 tllcyssselectcd \ man who
Was sCuun1rcl AMI incompetent.
Tic resolution declaring Harch elected secre'
tary was then adopted.
Air. HurclL MAS then sworn Into otflce BY the
Hira President administering tie tlollcl oath,
antI aIsn tllu uAth Il!lt hc wpulu dHehnrgG Ills
duties tu tllv best of hls kaowlslgs A,sl utility.
TlIc Vice. President t!en lat,l hefuru tlu Scn-
s[r. Wallaco offered resolution declaring
Hietlasl J. bright elected ecrkcont-at-Arms.
whlcl. was aduptc,l, after Rejecting M amentl.
mont offered ny Mr. Anthony - snbstitute the
nltne ot tho Incumbent, john X FEe1ch-yeas,
"a; nays, b0-a party vote.
T1lK OTHER oRYlCKs.
Nr. Wallace submitted 4 resolution DECLARING
F. T. shober elected Ch!et Clerk Of tho seuato.
M AasSny oTsd sns,s sns sab'tatoa 81 ae
Kcieeted-feas. Is; mars, ~; aad the resolution
ME. Wallace then .ubfnIttol \ resolution do.
e!arInE Henry .. psyton elected Executive
tha nstns Of the Incumbent. jameA r. fnItnT
, 1879-03-25
APOILrNARSs
AP0IIIN
MA TURA[. MINERAL water,


from 10
woro
lions
, 1879-03-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE UF THE st:CRErAhr,
WASHINGTON. u. c.. Fsh. ~. 1871.
ueI,rs, Frederick de l}ary Co., 1t Warren.st, New
York:
tsSThxNkx: THO Department Ia In rrcctpt of your
letter Of tho 1ath lna InqnIFng thc rrha os TIM In
+esgat!on requested ly ynu last spring tntn tin
dIlon Of Apnl1Iuhs!s Waters lnrurtca Into the unfed
states. With rcfcrcncn 10 the question wEettr aarti
xatcss natural mineral waer+ cnttlc,i to cxcmp'
ton from duty. krr as lad heHn frequently ciame
substantially artificial mineral waters. subject to tho
duty provided by thu statue Ia sHch cases.
IN conformity with yaMr rs1unst TIM Secretary of
atate Wa alkcd 10 thorough inquiry to he made
jnio the matter by Consul Mt t;nloHnc. and coplca
Of documents on die In this department. which,
sstatd statements rr1eutnR upon Tic Hsnncr In whcl,
sac Apolnara Waters woso prepared for shipment to
Tho United States. wcre furnished 10 Tho Consul.
Avery volunnona report nrnn tio subject has been
received with accnmpanynE documents. from Fcien'
tiats and othcrs who have mado tho matter . STUDY,
md who hayo fully inspected tho Spring.
The Conaul etatcs that the fullest opportunity wns
given him to uxAninc Tho Spring nn MI its surrounds
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Democratic Senators Pro-
ceed to a Distribution
of the Spoi|s.
And in So Doing Violate Many
Well-Established Prece-
dents.
But tho Confcds, WHO HaYe Hun.
gored and Thirstol Since
1861,
Must Be Repaid for Their Loyalty
to the Loved and Lost
Cause.
The Outlook as Regards a Possible
Compromise on tho Election
Laws.
President Hayes Firmly De-
termined to Resist
Their Repeal.
The Democratic Caucus Finally
Decides Against any Affirm
ative Legislation.
And Will Fight Ficrccly for FREQ
Frauds Mt All National
Elections.
Derickson's Visit to the Capital
Not on Bangs Account.
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RKxrox BsnRscKs. No.- April 9nfh. 1895.
M InHx nrtt-nFkn SfK. Knowing the efficacy W
snHr Sarsaparia ami fhe healing and beneficial rnali-
~ n possesses send you the following statement a
ny
/ was wounded shout two wears vD--was taken pYis
ner and confined fnr sixteen months. Being moved
feu my wounds have nef healed set. hApA NIT WI
moment sinrc ! uaxwounded. arm shot through the
hins Nv general hcslth v impaired and need
tlue ~ assist nature have mere faith IN your Sar
sarara than any fhln- else. wish that that grrE-
ne. Please express hair dozen bottles aud ohge
csr1xIx &. r. JOHNSON.
81 lnris. no.
p s--The following written April Goth. 1866 W
Yrs Jennie Johnson mother " Capt. Johnson:
In. JoHx Brfrf-nyk SlE: Ny husband Dr. G.. s..
Johnson vas skiilful snrwcDn ami physician ~ Central
view York, where he died, leaving the above Il ".
f1hn~on ~ my Az thirteen ycarsof age he had
hronie diarrhea and screfrla, for which gave your
sarsaparilla II rured him. have for ten wears raj
,mmended II 10 many IN View York Ohio and Iowa, or
scrofnia fever Sores andgeneral debility. Perfect
nccexs has attended a. The cures effected N some
nses ~ ~crofna and fewer almost miraculous
am very anxious for my sRan have Recourse io
ur sarsapariIla. ~ i fearful ~ getting spurious
,ricie hence hs writing h yun fcr VI. His wounds
X crr terrible bur believe he viii recover.
Respectfully. JIMMIE JOHNSON.
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LADIES' SHOES,
CnILDREN's SHOES AND BOOTS.


other boot makers, after seeing my
work. being afraid to compete. Work
Of all kinds done promptly. and All INC
work going out Of my shop guaranteed.
Give me call. w. MAJ.
Oct. 3lst, ls73-1y.
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DIR. JOHN BULL.
M,xrrAcrrrra ASp yrSpKa or
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSApARILlA,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies OF the Day.
Principal once. No. $40 Main street.
LOUISVILLE. ky.
BULLS
SARSApA RIIsLaA!


Read the following extract q letter from Mrs Rivers
wife Of Reverend Dr. Rivers ~ the most learned.
aisouer and popular Ministers II the Methodist Epis
copal Church. and who AZ the time % writing STA
toned AZ broadway Church. Louisville. Ny.
LorfsalIE. Ky. October sih. ise9
d. JoHx Bu1--DNAk sm: Many thanks 10 You Tor
the medicine y0u have kindly given me. have been
great sufferer fsr years. and had the advice " various
physicians. Some pronounced NV spnc some my
unrs and some my heart be The seat " MY disease.
49, h..n hnrr,t hllsferaa and rupp. I'm haa re-
come d<heartened Several very eminent physicians
whn examined my spine. Informed that threat
enei with paralysis or appepexy any iay: anf thnt
nothing nut seaton would relieve ne. had perfect
horror u that and hesis afing about having
serted. when you kindly sent your Sar>apara
which Immediately begun 10 take three times day.
II hal suffered terribly with acute pain IN The
rghi side o. my head. especially when would read
write fnr any length ~ time. and rising feet
x0ald " perfectly blind or several minutes. and would
hare 20 hold 10 something q prevent falling.
am most hsppy 20 inform that the pain ia n1y
head entirely relieved sufer hut seldom with my
spine and then not scntey Nv appetite T. good
Indeed for the FIRST time " my NE enjoy my dinner
more than any mcal during the day.
You kindly four bottles a2an last night and
began again As morning. and hope n he entirely
rsiisved Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
Wishes Very Ery. ysur most gralstl friend,
N. y. G. RIVERS.
w Journal ahoundx with similar letters an 81 which
II 4afanfes ~ genuine aria written ~ the persons
Iwhpse thrv flear.
~ not suffer Yourself 10 ~ imposed On. Don't W.
drawn away after ucw ead douhfn experiments Dent
ven with their trash.
M sarssparsila hss stood ne rest for tvsiy-nre
raars N sffii the SarNapAria ~ the dav and ~ tie
ge towering al Others IN popularity and It's cra-
tive qualities.
Av5ia All those who are trying ~ palm oiF IN yon
ther extracts ~ ~arsaparia SPECIALIZED erber II
fhe ga and reliable reet Impurities " the blood
na scrOfaoaA affections. Away bear that IN nind
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
REAL ESTATE.


NOTICE Il hereby given that BY
~ virtue 81 Al order of the Dubois
Cirruif Court. ths undersigned. Admin
is,fator ~ the estate ~ J"hu W. SIM
snanS. decreased. will offer Cor ~alc a.
Public Auction. on the premises. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ath, 1872
the undivided two-thiris parts az the
following described real estate. situated
in Columbia township, Dubois county,
Indiana. to-wit:
The northeast quarter OF the n0rh-
east quarter OF section No. three ~.
township No. one a.. south ofrange No
three (3). west. AZ acres. The southeast
quarter 81 tho southwest quarter M
saciion NJ. thirty-four l3N. township
No. one ~. north Of range No. three
81. west. 40 acres And the Southwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter ~ said
section No. thirty-iour l3tl, township
one. north range three. west, 4o acres.
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section No. three (3l. town
ship No. one (ll. south OF range No
toree (3l. west. 40 acres. And the north
east quarter Of the northwest quarter Of
said section three. said township and
range. and containing in all 20 acres,
more or less.
Sale 10 begin ~ o'clock p m.
TERMS OF SALE. - One-third of the.
purchase money 10 he paid Ia cash, the
residue in TWO equal payments Of nine
and eighteen months. deferred payments
TO be secured by notes bearing Interest
from date. waving benefit 81 appraise-
ment laws. with good freehold surety
TO the approval OF the Administrator.
JOSEPH III. NICHOLSON, Admr.
TRAYLon 4 HUNTER, Att'ys.
August -. ls7s-4w.
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rFSnFRS his professional services 20 the i1ens o
Dubois connfy. and hopes ~ merit q share ~
patronage.
OrFfCE:-South side Of Pabiie square;
residence al Union Hcici- Aug :, 7N--Sni
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TINE proprictor ~ This celebrated medicine justly
II claims f"r ta superiority all remedies ever
offered the public for the sAEK cgRTAIs, rFfny A>D
cure a Agae and Feyor. Chills and f.
Ver. whether ~ short ~ long standing. lie refers 70
the entire Western and southern country bear him
testimony the truth ~ The assertion. that Ia
vhateverwill Il fail d The drectionaFs strictly
followed out. In great many single dose has
been sufficient for cure and whole families have
been by single bottle. with perfect restoration
~ the general health. It's however. prudent, and IN
every certain cure II ~ u continued IN
smaller doses for week TWO after the disease hiss
been broken checked. more especially Ia difficult and
iong-standlng cases. Usually. this medicine will not
require any AID 20 keep the bowels ~ good order should
the patient. however. require cathartic medicine. at
ter having taken three four doses ~ the Tonic a
viii We sufficient.
The genuine SMITHS TONIC SYRUP must have nR.
JOHN ~ Ills prl, ate stamp on each bottle. pr. JOHN
BULL only has the right manufacture and sell the
original JOHN j. SMITHS TONIC SYRUP ~ Louisville,
Nv. Examine well he label each bottle. II my
private stamp not on each bottle, DO not purchase Of
sou viii be deceived
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Days Of Meeting Of the Trustees
Of the Various Townships IA
Dubois County.
NOTICE i hereby given that tho Trn.-
~ tees of the various townships OF Du-
bois 90. will be NJ their respective Offices
IN each Of the townships for The purpose
Of attending TO township business, vn
the following days:
Columbia Harrison. Boone. rairf ridge Marion Han
jefferson. Jackson. Cass aud TTfalnaud rowuslt.
all on Saturdays ~ each week aid fafaka ton n.in
Ion Mondays ~ each week Nadiron los sp on IN. H.,
and % Saturdays ia every month
Persons having business with my ~ the Trustee
VIII have ~ observe these dayk ihe Ian rrcsd.s
IN "Scc ,. such Township Trustee shalt assirnr,.
certain dns~ w each eek ~ month may ~ reaiir.i
n which hc AN attend a. thu business 81 III iuun.h
and notice thereof a. be given the Inhabitants
~ such township: Md All contracts auditing nv.
ireni of claims shall be made only such designated
days"
y slnMoNs, J"sAs LfHfmE.sn.
tnRs. ssltciru. n. fIssas
Asnrk~ McSknsnr. FsIix SenxglprE.
W. W khSnAIL, ]. fKiIr
!osrrr fkirx, MnEnkN Ffsnkx.
VI hrtntKr. ClrsKAs LrKkkS.
April i2fh. lATs-~iy
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1879 Spring. 1879
Boots, Bootss
Shoes, Shoes!
BEST STOCK IN DUBOIS COUNTY,
CHEAPER THAN EYER.
HENRY LANDl.REBE

HENRY LAND(:REBE
Respectfully returns his thanks 10 his
numerous customers for their liberal
patronage heretofore, aud invites them
TO examine hisn stock. received March
lc. 1879. lie has now double the stock
OF any honsc in Dubois county, cmbrac-
ing more than
5000 WORTH OF GOODS,
FROM the cheapest 10 he very best. La
dies Newport ties from 81 up. Finest
sac lace ffpn Fl 70 up; Gents Boots any price You
want. Bows shoes irpn' = 'sp. Goot Congress Gait
CATERS. full stock. ~. These not equaed III
southern Indiana lne line a Gents shoes VI an
styrs nt1 prices 1Aie<' fine nteu AiA. ~ best quail
~. only $40. give ne tria ana VIII save you
money.
HENRY Ian DGEERE,
Geirpr Street. between Main and Walnut