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Our New President.

Chester A. Arthu, is the son Of an Irish
Baptist clergyman. He is in the prime Of
manhood, in excellent physical health, and
has proved in the past not only a good ex-
ecutive officer, but an excellent judge OF
men. There is no need Of any illusions
with regard to him; he has never filled any
Legislative office and is without the training
Of a statesman, bnt he brings to his Office
strong common sense and an aptitude for
public affairs. So far our experience with
vice. presidents As presidents has not been
fortunate. Neither Tyler, Fillmore, nor
Andy Johnson were endorsed BY the poo
pie at the close of their term Of office, and
they retired to private life with the cordial
consent Of the nation. II is to be seen
whether Arthur will make better rec.
ord. II at the end Of his term the country
is at peace, the times prosperous and fac
tons under control, it is oil we should cx.
pect. At any rate let us all hope for the
best.-Demorest's Monthly for December
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Paternal Government.

bismarck has practically joined the ranks
Of the social reformers. He is little by
little adopting the programme OF Ferdi.
r,and Lasale, tn. socialists, who was killed
some years since in duel. In his writings
L,sallc SAID the { WIS no hore for any i'm
prove,,ent in the condition OF the common
people, unless the government took their
ease in hand. lie adv ocated the state own
ership OF nearly all the industrial works,
the government to- become the great EN-
ploycr and wage payer. Since the attempt
on the life of the Kaiser, attributed to the
socialists, the German government has
made a departure in the direction OF Las
al!>n. 1t has passed laws to purchase all
The railroad property in the Empire. SUI
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,Hisrellanes.
How Gen. Johnston Died.

On Sunday, the 9th Of April, 1862, John.
.,on, with his eager army, began his Hateful
Fight. He handled his ardent army with
brilliant skill and impetuousity. When.
ever. there was pause in the onward
movement he led the charge in person.
TO those who saw him that day as the
writer did, in all the glorious fever Of de-
;irous success, mounted upon magnificent
.tecd, his massive figure seeming to en-.
Large to gigantic size with the ardor Of bat.
tie, his face afame with his indomitable
spirit Of fight, he was the ideal embodi.
,,ent Of the essence Of war.
He.threw himself with reckless indifter.
.nce into danger. And the last charge
that broke the Federal position was led
ny him in person under perfect blaze of
riame and hail, his horse shot in four places,
tits clothes pierced, his boot-sole cut BY
minnie, but his person untouched. 1t was
in this supreme moment Of victorious on
set, decisive triumph seemingly, and
surely in his eager grasp, that fatal bullet
struck him, small wound under the knee,
.evering the popliteal artery.
Governor Harris Of Tennessee, who was
ON his staff, rode up TO him, seeing him reel
Il, his saddle, and holding him steady asked
him.
"(ieneral, are you woundcd?"
He replied deliberately and with enpha.
sis: ayes, and fear seriously"
He was lifted to the ground. His boot
was full Of blood and the life current pour.
Tug out beyond recall. lie never spoke
again. General Preston knclt by him,
and asked him passionately:
"General Johnston, do you know me:"
General Johnston smiled family. Lying
in ravine out Of range Of the needless bull.
sets, he was dead in a twinkling.
Could General Johnston have had imme.
tiate medical attention he would have SUR
>ived. His staff surgeon was DR.. David
,'andell Of Kentucky, and he was away
from him under circumstances that consti-
.utc the most touching and beautiful fea.
turc Of this romantic death. The Federals
in retreating left, Of course, their wounded
behind. In riding forward General John.
.ton came across, a squad OF Federal SOL
diers. Stopping, he kindly addressed
them, and asked them II any were badly
wounded. Then turning to his staff he re-
remarked:
ut nearly breaks my heart to see men
in that uniform suffering, Doctor" address.
ing Yandell: lido stop and see If you can
do something for these poor fellows"
DR.. Yandel stopped on this humane
mission, and General Johnston owed his
death to the absence Of skill and instru-
,nents. aud this absence was due to his ten.
der humanity to the wounded foe-a hui
nanity the more striking because it was
exhibited in all excitement of battle.--Aus.
tin Statesman.
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reranuated and sick working people are
hereafter to be cared for BY fund 10 which
the working people, the employers and the
government contribute; in other words the
poor Of Germany are to be insured against
extreme want in sickness and old age,
Another step is to be taken. The Reich.
stag, about to meet, will be asked to indorse
a scheme of government lire insurance.
Any person who will take out a govern.
'nent policy, will be entitled to fixed sum
which at his death is to go to his family.
Life insurance is based upon a henifcent
purpose, but it has proved delusion and a
snare in the hands Of private companies.
Nine persons out Of ten who take out poll
cies In the various life insurance compa-
mics, lose all their money. 1t is computed
that for every $Ioo paid in, only 81 is act
ually paid out to the families Of the policy.
holders. As conducted in England and in
America, life insurance is the most gigan.
tic as well as the meanest swinde in mod
ern times. In 1864 life insuran ce scheme
was adopted by the British Government
but It was so manipulated before adoption
BY those interested in the insurance com.
panies, that only vbout 5000 persons have
awaited themselves Of its provisions. 1t is
believed that Mr.. Gladstone will amend
his measure SO as to make it useful and
give families real protection upon the
death OF the natural bread winner. France
is talking Of adopting similar enactment,
50 that the provident Frenchinan can in.
sure his family against starvation it, case
he dies. There is no likelihood Of any
scheme Of this kind being adopted in the
United Statos. Our civil service is so cha.
otto and corrupt that the American people
do not care to add new powers to the gov
ernment. And yet our post-office is cheap
" and efficiently managed. There is not
the same fear Of government abroad that
there Is here.
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How lie Became Satisfied.

A great IN my boys mistake their calling,
but all such are not fortunate enough to
lind out in as good season AS did this one.
1t is said that Rutu, Choate, the great law.
yer, was once i'll New Hampshire making
II plea, when Il boy, the SON OF farmer, re-
solved to leave the pillow and become law.
yer like Ru.us Cn..le. lie accordingly
went to Boston, call d Oh Mr.. Choate, and
said to him: II heard you plead in our
town, and nave Il desire to become law
Yer like you. will you teach me how"
AS we'll as cam" said the lawyer.
Come and sit down." Taking down IA
copy OF Blackstone, he said: Read this un.
Ill come lack, aud will see how YOU get
on."
The poor boy began. An hour passed.
Ills back ach.d, his head ached, his legs
ached. lie knew not how to study. Every
moment became 4 torture. He wanted air
Another hour passed, and Mr.. Choate
came in and asked:
allow do you get on?'
Get on! Why, do you have to read such
stuff as this?"
ayes"
allow much do you get:"
"My board and Clothes
"rhcn," said the boy, II will go back to
the blowing, The work is not near SO hard
and pays hetter."
\ boarding house keeper, like the rest
Of us, has her weak and strong points--the
weak point being her tea and the strong
Toint the butter.
The acme OF politeness was reached by
the Nevada mining superintendent who
posted placard reading: Please do not
tumble down the shaft
Can YOU steer the n,ainmast down the
torecastle st;irs?' asked a sea captain Of;
new hand. Yes, sir, can, it you will
stand below and coil it up Captain didn't
catechisc that man any more.
A Posey County justice concluded re-
cent marriage ceremony thusly; Them a.
this court has jined together, let no man
put asunder; but sutfeI little children te
come unto them, SO help you God
When a mans business is rapidly run
ming down, it is time for him to think o
winding up.
Twenty one Presidents thus far, and no
one of them born in a city. This seems t.
prove that the country pcttiIogser pulls hi
wires better than the city politician.
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rpE GREAT EyaL1sH REMEDY.

urine and many other diseases that lead insanity
and DE- TN.
DR MiNrlR, viii! a.rce to fnr,c, Five Hundred
Do,lars for caSe of this kind the Vital Restorative
i.n.!cr his special advice and tire nj, viii not
cur. ,r for anything impure :niusion. found in it.
wi,hou, ,ncrcrrv. Consultation Free. Thorough cx-
animation and advice. incu:in" ',n'vS's ct urine,
$500. Price Of Vital Restorative, $500 bottle, or
four times the quantity. $1,000; sent TO any address
upon rcccip, Of price, G. q. d., secure from obser'
vat,on. and in private name ii desired nv a. L.
MISrlE. NJ. D., u k"'rn,v 81. San Francisco, Ca!.
DR. INVITES Kidney X m.dv, nophr..cuin, cures
all kinds OF Kidney and tsHdaer Complaints: ION.
norrhu, elect Ieuchorrhua. For sale BY all drug.
gi>t>: q an per bottle, six bottles for $500.
DIX. MINTiE's nandclion Pills are the best AMI
!! apsst Dyspepsia and BILLIONS enrc IN the market
Fer sale by all Druggists. ls5--l
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NOTICE il hereby given that there
~ will be an Examination Of Applicants
for teachers license. held at Ferdinand,
on Saturday. August 9Th, ISL. Ex-
animation begins AZ 80 o'clock A. M.
Those wishing 10 be examined will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
The law requires = certificate or good
moral character 70 be presented 70 the
Superintendent BY each applicant. and
this must be complied with. Certificates
from Trustees within Dubois County
or County superintendent outside Of
this County will be deemed sufficient.
"A. NJ. SWEENEY, 20. Sup't.
July 18th. 1881 -1w.
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-
Ed. Conrier.--Since my last letter mat
ters and thing generally. IN and around
huntinghurr. has assumed lively and
Interesting aspect. The hustle and air
occasioned b. the constantly increasing
population 81 industrious humanity. or
rather dusty humanity. who arrive here
tally from adjoining counties a. enioy
the liberal wages now being paid nv the
contractors on the Airline Il. r. has
increased The trade ~ merchants and mt-
|chanics. aud already pefrrpiible Aii'er-
|ence In the exchange between produc-
|tion aud consumption Il nnticed. am!
now with the Gathering prospects IN .
business point ~ view. we only need =
good soaking rain 10 cheer the heart 81
'hc average citizen Of his section 81
country.
Quite number Of our citizens LETT here
BY train last evening 70 attend the lis
tricf Conference now III session N Irc-
land. where good solid religious feast
viii. no doubt, be lad. together with the
disposition OF considerable business ne
ccssarily coming before the meeting.
The Stock Company. formed here dn-
ring the winter. for the manufacture 81
slaves, spokes. and the Ike. have bought
. two acre lot near The depot. npop
which they have erected . good building.
shout IS 70 feet. in which six thousand
dollars worth Of machinery will be nlac-
ed At once. They have high hopes 81 al
early return Of substantial profit. &c. but
while we appreciate their energy. and
commend their anxiety 10 .gef on IN the
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UY virtue ola certified copy Or 4 decree
~ 70 me directed from the Clerk Or the
Dubois Circuit Court. in cause wherein
Josephine Cooper IL plaintiff and Henry
Niehause, Catharine Nichau<c. Jacob
I,ausher et Al. are defendants. requiring
|me 70 make the sum Of money therein
mentioned. with interest on said decree
and costs. ! will expose ~ public sale, 70
the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day or Au-
gust A. -. 1881,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock q m.
and 4 o'clock p. NJ, Of said iay, Al the
door Of the Courthouse OF Dubois
County, Indiana. the rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years. OF
the following real estate. to-wit:
The undivided onc-third az part or
the following Real Estate. VIZ: The
Northeast quarter. and the East-half OF
the Northwest quarter Of Section No.
thirty-tw0 (32), and the Southwest
quarter or the Southeast quarter 81
Section No. twenty-nine (29). All In
township No. two az. South OF Range
No. five 90 West, IN Dubois county and
State OF Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum 70 satisfy said decree.
interest and costs. will at the same
time and place, expose 20 public sale the
ZEE simple Or said real estate, or 80 much
thereof As may BE- sufficient 70 discharge
said decree, interest and costs.
Said safe will be made without any
relief Whatever from valuation Or ap-
praisemonf Laws.
FRA NIX JOSEPH,
sheriff Dubois County.
TRAyLoR 4 HusrKR, Att'ys for Pl'L.
Joly 18th, le3l-3K. IT,. ss00.l
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~ virtue Of certified copy OF de-
- cree % me directed from the Clerk
OF the Dubois Circuit Court. Iii cause
wherein John tseier. Sebastian Kuebler.
Taliaferro Wertz. Aiois Grame!spacher
are plaintiffs. and Margareita Freibereer
Frederick FreiDerger. Catharine Frri-
berger are defendants. requiring me 70
make the sum Or money therein men
toned. with interest On said decree and
costs, will expose at public sale 70 the
highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. the goth bay of
August a. ID. 1881.
between the Lours or 10 o'clock n m.
and : o'clock p. ~. Of said day. At The
door OF the Courthouse Of Dubois cOun-
~. Indiana. the rents and profits for a
term nof exceeding seven wears, Of the
following real estate, to-wii:
The Southeast quarter 81 the South
west quarter of Section Number seven
teen ON. in township Number one (l).
South Of Range Number forr ~ west.
A. acres. more Or les.
Ii such rents and profits win not se'l
for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree.
interest and costs, will az the same time
and place expose to public sale the fee
simple 81 said Real Estate. or 50 much
thereof - may Be sufficient % discharge
said decree. interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without anv
relief whatever from valuation Or ap-
praisemert laws.
FRANK JOSEPH.
Sheriff Dubois County.
BRrSo EryrrSEE, Atty fsr PIN.
July -, 1ssl-3w. fpf So 90 I
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RY virtue Of certified copy Of de-
- cree 70 me directed from the Clerk
OF the Dubois Circuit Court. in 4 cause
wherein Norman Fisher. Guardian OF
Louis Written is plaintiff. and Anthony
Miller ct 81. are defendants. and Mollie
G. Miller cross-complainant. requiring
me 70 make the sum Of Five Hundred
snd Forty-three Dollars. with interest on
said decree and COSTS, I will expose al
Public Sale, to the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. the Goth day or
August A. ID. 1881.
between the hours or 10 o'clock a m.
and 4 o'clock D. MI. OF said day. AZ the
door Of the Court-housc IN Dubois conn
~. Indians. the rents and profits for 4
term not exceeding seven years, or the
following Real Estate, to-wit:
Part or In-Lot No. ten (1O). in the
Town Of Huntingburg, dubois county.
Indiana, and bounded as follows: Com
mencing at point I27 feet East or the
Northwest corner or said In-Lot No.
ten (l0). running thence East eighty
three (83) feet; thence South one hun
bred and five (lO5) feet: thence West
(63) feet: thence North one
hundred and five (1O5) feet 70 the place 81
beginning. Also : part Of In-Lot No.
ten (1O), II: said Town, County and State.
and bounded ~ follows: Commencing
Il point one hundred and five 1861
feet East or the Northwest corner 81
said In-Lot No. ten .0l, running thence
East wenty-two 1871 feet; thence south
one hundred and i've fl05' feet; thence
West TWENTY-FIVE zeal feet IL encc North
one hundred and I've [l05l feet % The
place Of beginning.
II such rents and profits will not sell
Tor sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree.
interest and costs, will q The same time
Ind place expose 70 public sale the fec
simple Of said Real Estate, or 80 much
hereof = may Be sufficient 70 discharge
aid decree. interest and costs.
Said sale will Be- made without any
'eiief whatever from valuation or ap-
2raiscmcDt laws.
FRANK JOSEPH,
Sheriff Dubois County.
Ely 4 BRKTz. Att'ys Tor Plaintiff.
July 10Th, 1851 --5w. p.f tl2 co..
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Held BY Edmond Bridges. y. r. and
acting Coroner, in Harrison township.
Dubois county. Indiana. on JULY 18th.
ISL, on the body or FrrnkIin Tilden
Potts. deceased. Harrison Morgan. viii
liam L. Edmiston. William Il. Gloss. Al.
soIem Cooper, Leman Cooper aud
Henry Graves, houscholdcrs or IIarbi-
son township. were by me empaneled A.
. jury. and duly sworn. and after hear
ing evidence the jury returned the fo:-
lowing verdict:
We. the undersigned jurors, empan-
eled and sworn and charged b. Edmond
Bridges. Justice Of the Peace or IIarbi-
son township. Dubois county, Indiana.
and acting Coroner for the time being. ID
inquire into the manner aud cause by
which Franklin Tilden Potts came 10 his
death q said HARRISON township. On The
14th day or July, 1851. and after care
full view Of the body OF tie deceased. and
hearing All the evidence IN the case. do
find that said Franklin Tilden Potts came
% his death BY eating an over dose Or
BrownfieId's Sugar-coated Liver Pills.
while his parents were absent from home.
he installing them for candy. Deceased
was about four years and nine months old.
HxnEIsoS MoEGAN, Foreman
a true copy.
Attest: EDxoxD BRrDcrs, J. II.
and acting Coroner.
JnIy e. 1Re1-3w.
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sIxTEESTH SESSION.



~. p.el,or, n;s,r;et Conference. NJ.
= Church convened AZ ireland. M. T.
1h.,ch ~ Xordav Eve. July 25fh
TX" o,..,"v ssr,nn, wss preached Il
! o'rlock y ~ Nv Rev. n. Gaskins. from
!. Io.. .r,,h Chanter aOth Verse; Afie,
.;ny;ny nrayer NM offered ~ Bro. Jei.
fr;cs n -. then announced that The
pr.s;a;,r rIjer would NOT be present
III TUESDAY afternoon. on account o.
em;cs;on Y, XII family. The Bencdiction
-. ' ~. n - ~ Rcx y Ga-kins. And
~. f.nrsrsrce adjourned "a meet on
Tuesdav n,crniur. a. 8 :so o'clock 4. m.
.--.. .
r..<...as. 80 onened Nth s;ny;nc
- n...'ar ~ ~ ~ XII Rsrre,t
erm prayss. ~ nss - - y. 81
49, .s =, fla. D. ~
1870 ~ ~ -r.n.. s 80 s,..,s5 p~ss;
1880. =: :. y, \" ~ 1'.... ...a.,'.
osn' 49, " ~" sn s' 81 H. =
s.n,';s. - '1 %..sa,,a. ~. a,sc,.5 60
...','n - sss".a :. NJ sss;s,.nt ~
y 1r:,,s. ~ g..,;,~hnrrh IN
',.- ,Ie h.,-;..ss 49, ,sr., -,
49,. ':s. $500. .a...;.,.5 ..i'
49, s'- - 49, srp' .''s.''t.ss 60
- ..<.sc- 49, -..l~. ~ ~. i.ss ~.
49,, rnns.os 49, ,,e -. sSec,a5 - rorsrn
~; MI g. - 'F'e1 = $50 =
Rev II q ciinpinger ar Asbnrv T-ni.
vers;tv. "a infrodnced a the Confer
ence.
~ motso. M nro0ram 80 chsnoed
Ana ! Mass Tempe~snce meeting WAS
enhsf;,nsed "a nv Educational mee,inc.
- be held Wednesdav evening. a \ :so
O'Clock D. N.
On motion. the Educational meeting
was substituted for the Song Service. Il
] 80 o'clock D. m, Wednesday 27th.
On motion, each member OF Confer
ence was required to present : written
report.
The regular order or business was
taken M and each pastor present re-
ported his work. The reports or Local
Elders and Local Descons were then
taken n. Ana those that were present
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FIxED. On Monday last Constable
Harmed arrested James A. Hughes and
Joseph Morris for malicious trespass on
The land or John Gramelspacher -cutiing
timber-and brought them before Esq.
Sweeney, where they plead not guilty.
AMER trial, they were adjudged guilty,
sud Hughes was fined 90 and costs.
amounting 70 SIS as, and Morris 90
and costs amounting TO ga 30. They
each appealed 20 Circuit Court. and filed
bonds with Mr.. r. "A. Neudeck as se-
curify % appear before that tribunal.
This y . part Of the litigation between
Gramelspacher and Ingle, or Patoka, ID
regard % dispoted title 70 land
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The President was much worse or sat-
ur,lay last. hut has rriIied again. ana =
pow steadily improving, and y y
thought nv his surgeons the danger
point u passed.
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NOTICE Is hereby given. that AZ the
- June term. 1851. Of The Dubois Cir
cult Court. sffer final settlement ~ the
Estate Of ChriSfoph Herman deceased
Eighteen Hundred and Ninrly-three
Dollars and Eightv-fIve cents. Hess the
costs Of distrihntionI. were found -e-
naming Tor distribution among the
heirs. Said heirs are therefore notified
70 appear ~ the next term 81 said Court
and receive their distribution share.
PETER J. GoSMs>x. Clerk.
Dubois Circuit Court.
BRr~o ErrrTSEr. Attorney
July 18th. 1sS1-3w.
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We've goods n sell we have. Won know
And how unless we tell you 80
SO here II goes. IN rhyme and prose.
We've coffee green and coffee Brown.
A. good A. ever IN the town,
Aud sugars Ton. - very sweet.
AZ prices that surely can't ~ heat.
We have The finest stock of teas.
That ever came over The briney seas.
Come one. come All.
Tho short and tail.
Lille and biz. great and small.
We've Tea. coffee and sugar, 70 suit you
All.
We've cloves and cinnamon. nntmeg<
and spice.
Ncstard. vinegar. penner and rice:
soda Tor baking. >al--oia. too.
Starch in boxes and indigo blue.
We've salerafus. matches and tacks.
A. good A. anyone can Ak.
We've also hrooms, pals and tubs.
Brushes for boots. and also for scrubs.
4 word 10 those that smoke and chew.
We have the finest kind 81 tobacco.
Kind friends. IL j. This We have for sale
Groceries Of All kinds. and would prevail
Upon YOU All. 10 give rs call.
Thankful for all favor~ past.
We trust they will not be The last.
We e'so hsve frll and a complete line Or
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. LADIES
AND GENTS Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHING. HATS. CAPS.
BOOTS A>D SHOES. TRUNKS,
AND vALISHS.
You viii find al this III orr spacious
room.
Come and buy new broom.
Respectfully.
lEHRDUHGER, KAHN & co.
July 18th. 1881 1t.
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We have received from Saalfieid's
Music Store, $40 Broadway. New York.
something IL the way or ssTen Cent III
brary Of Music" tbkt fairly takes our
breath away. Sixteen pages or the most
popular music for 10 cents. II Il Ger
ta!nly astonishing. This number con-
ssins fve page Lancers on Olivette, =
beautiful sct Of Waltzcs, called the
Amatori1 : charming new song Or
Danks, When first / cav my Darling's
fsce,r ard another piece.
Issued Monthly q ~ . year.
Catalogues mailed On receipt or three
cent stamp By che publishers.
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40 Aw~sk. tl1 ad~y a hsne y. silv made rn<!
b CUNT frtf. Address Trrx rns. hnrm~t>. Nsiny
Advertise II the Jasper Courier.
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ELY BRxTz. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
July 29th, l05l-3w. lp.k el2 COL
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"OUR STORE. /"
LehIbuIgeI, Kahn&Co
NORTH MAIN srREEr.
JASPER, INDIANA.

We've goods n sell We hare. Won know I
And how unless We ten you -
80 here II goes. IN rhyme and prose.
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The Conferences convened atI 80 >. 4
Presiding Elder Grim in the Chat
After prayer, BY Rev. ,. w. Julian. Il
special business Of the day was taken D
after disposing Of which the Conferen
adjourned to meet q z 30 o'clock p. n.