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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-10

On motion OF Mr.. Wslkup the city at
torney was Instructed to prepare an or
dinance providing for issuing bonds of
the city in the sum of 5000 to fund the
outstanding water works fund.
Report of the committee on Cotton
wood pipe was laid oyer.
On motion of Bill the following was
adopted by a unanimous vote:
Resolved, That the city purchase two
horse hose carriage, style No. 2, SIlsby
Manufacturing company, of Seneca
Falls, New York. Price, $3.50, as per
bid bill.
On motion of Walkup the following
was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on city
property be instructed to advertise for
bids for the purchase OF the Normal
school boarding houses, and all lots be-
longing to the city in Washington Park
addition, and to report such bids at the
next regular meeting; bids to be cash, or
one-half cash. and balance in one and
two years at 10 per cent interest.
On motion, the following offered by
Mr.. Walkup, was referred to committee
on city property;
Resolved, That the committee on city
property are hereby instructed TO cause
to be erected at once building on the
city lots on Merchants street suitable f0I
| an office for city Teighmasteri also, to
cause to be erected on said lots suitable
scales for use of the weighmaster in per
Torrance OF his duties under the ordi.
nances of said city.
On motion of Theis the following was
adopted:
whereas, Certain sidewalks in the
city of Emporia. Lyon county, Kansas
/ to wit: The sidewalk by the north side
/ of lot 80, Mechanics street, fronting or
Seventh avenue; the sidewalks on Com
mercial street, fronting on lots 197 anC
| ZOE on said street, and the sidewalk OF
the south side of lot 146 Commercial
street, fronting on Fifth avenue, havs
been regularly condemned and removed
therefore
/ Resolved, That il is hereby declares
that TIE said condemned sidewalks shall
be rebuilt of. the kind respectively pre-
scribed by the ordinances of said city II
lafing TO sidewalks on said Mechanic
. street and on said Commercial street.
81 On motion of Thatcher It was resoly
ed that the city put in water pipes an
hydfanfs for water takers at actual CO..
. for three months.
Il On motion the committee onswat.
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FARNERs-Buy your flour at Fluker's
and save thirty cents hundred.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-10

FARMERs-9uy your flour at Fluker's
and save thirty cents a hundred.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-10

Plymouth Rock eggs for sale-two
dollars per setting. VIM. b. SCorr.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-05-10

FARMERs-Buy your flour at Fluller':
and save thirty cents hundred.
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I WIFI uuHuICu COWS auu HtII6I5
from one 10 four years ola.
7. j. .PRIcR.
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STRAW WoRK.-our blocks hav,

MoNEY--Money to loan on personal
property. Notes bought.
- C.B. BAcHEILER.
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sAMuEL LOVE, GROOM.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.--Go to
headquarters with your butter, eggs,
poultry aud grain-to N. Amsbaugh at
Dunlap. Kansas, where. you can buy
goods of all kinds at bottom prices.
My present prices are as follows:
Butter. Is cents
Eggs. cents
Lard. .121S cents
n AfenAFJnH
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OENAR - AAhhASs
CAhola Creek, Lyon county, Kansas.
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III. w. PEARsALI,, Auct.
Emporia, Kansas.
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We have money TO loan al extremely
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said the present time would 1cne Be {
membered as one of the brightest a
ments of his life, and that he weu
look with pleasure upon tins token
kindness bestowed upon him and: I
family. Rev. Mr. Taylor led In prsyt
thanking the Giver of all Good for d
blessings. A lunch was then hasti
prepared from the many well lilIedlbs
kets brought along for the occasion, Il
the way edibles disappeared was pod
tive proof that that part of the progras
was well carried out. Among the visi
ors we noticed, Mrs. Judge Young, q
Cottonwood Falls, also Rev. and AT
Taylor, Of the same place, and 1Ir
Eastman, of Washington, lowe. Til
threatening clouds dispersed the gathss
ing at an early hour. bat all departs,
with many kind wishes for the futn1
prosperity and welfare OF their host an
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Hammond, an.
that they may live to see many as pleaf
ant gatherings as this proved to be.
We are selling the best No. / d.
mension lumber the same ~ EnpoTi
yards are selling No. 2. Other grades 6
lumber IN proportion.
: s. A. BRowE & Co.
-Wanted-Butter snd eggs ct Treas
Ter 6 Lowry's.
-oyeralls, gents hose and notions
Lesh Bros.
Garden seeds in bulk at Bonds.
--latest patterns in silk handkerchief
ct j. D. Gibson's.
--After-dinners ooshers at NJ. w. Gill
sons.
Cash for grain at Fresslsr {
Lowry's.
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THE CITY FATHERS.
Reports OF the Committee on Streets and
Alleys and Committee en- Ways
and Heans
The Condition OF The City Finances as
shown by the REPORTS of the
City Clerk and Treasurer.
CouNcII. cnAMprn, MAY !, 1888.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, May 1888.
Present. Mayor Warren, Messrs. Walk
up, Mccain, Lewis. Bill, Thatcher,
Price, Theis and Moore.
Minutes of meeting held April II read
and approved.
Walkup moved that the action of the
council at the last meeting in relation TO
pipe ON Cottonwood be reconsioered.
Adopted.
Police Judges report for April was re-
ferred to committee On claims.
Street commissioners report for April
was referred TO committee on streets and
alleys
Petition of Mrs. r. II. Fulmcr and
Others for a sidewalk on west side of
Rural street from south side of lot 107 to
the north line of lot 40 inclusive, also,
ali crosswalks, etc, was referred to the
committee on streets and alleys.
Petitions of c. C. Martin and Others,
for gas lamps IN Commercial street from
Second avenue 10 Kansas avenue, and
Harrison Latham and others, for gas
lamp at the corner of Fourth avenue
and Merchants street were referred to
tue committee on gas.
Petition of T. ID. Heed and others for
water Oh Rural street from Tenth to
Twelfth avenues was referred TO the
committe or water works.
Petition of j. n Griffith and others
concerning furnishing water for parties
! east of the city was referred TO the com
mittee on water works, with power TO
act, by unanimous vote.
Committee ON streets and alleys made
the following report, which was adopted
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council OF
Emporia:
GENTLEMEN: We respectfully recon-
| mend to your honorable body that the
sidewalks abutting the following de-
scribed lots in the city be condemned
as nuisanees, as being dangerous and un-
safe, to-wit:
i Merchants street-I25, 1871, 1919 "a, 81
SO. 81, 6S, Is, II, 10, 81, %, %. ID, II, 1902
Commercial street, Copley's addition
30, 81.
| Commercial street-SO, 80. "a, SO, So
"a, 56, %, CO. 60, Ga, 66, 90, 20, ~, IA, 76
70, so.
{. Market street-57, 81, So, So, nortt
side on Sixth avenue-S7, 131
1873, 1876, 1877, 139. III. 143, 100 north side
on Seventh avenue.
Mechanic street 1873, 140, 142, 20 fee
OF lot 80 Mechanic commencing As fee
from the east end of lot.
Commercial street--201, 1876, 1913, 1913
and lots 256, 259, Washington Parks ad
dition.
Constitution street-101, 103, 1o5, 107
. 110, Ill, 113, 4S. 81, SO, 50.
And that the city marshal give motto,
| as provided in an ordinance of said cit,
entitled ian ordinance in relation Il
| sidewalks" approved June 80. 1880.
, We also recommend that the cross
walks on Merchant street on north sid
Of Fifth and Sixth avenue be raised.
T. J. PRICE, !.
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therefore this money should be turned
into the general fund from which it was
borrowed.
Sixth Water works fund. BY refer
ence To the city clerks report 1t will be
seen that on March Is, 1888, there were
! outstanding warrants drawn in this fund
amounting 70 the sum of $4,S30.20,
which, added to the amount taken from
| the building fund for waterworks pur-
poses, to wit: 81 ,021 81, makes the in
debtedness OF that fund $5,SJ1 60, an
amount which it will be impossible to
| pay from the revenue of the water works
and the tax levied FOR water works pur-
poses. The effect of this large amount OF
outstanding scrip is to reduce it below
par, varying during the year from D 10
! 10 per cent. The practical effect of is
suing scrip which is at discount is
that the city really pays that discount.
No person will do 81 worth of work for
the city, or furnish 81 worth of material
for the city, ard take his paper which is
worth only so cents on the
dollar to him. So instead of charging
| the city the one dollar, he viii enlarge
his bin 10 an amount which, when dis.
| counted, will bring in the cash price he
would charge anybody for the same
work or material. When the city has to
pay bills which have been enlarged 10
per cent. in order 10 bring cash, it in ef-
| feet pays II per cent interest, 10 per
cent. discount and Z per cent. on the or
der until il is paid. The council should
at once make arrangements TO fund the
outstanding scrip on this fund. and
make arrangements for paying its scrip
on this fund as soon as iSsned. if posi-
BILE. We believe this can be done. and
hundreds of dollars saved to the city
| from one years end to another. Any
one who has had any experience in pub
| lie affairs knows that at best the public
has to pay all it Is, worth for work or
material, and we should do all we can to
] put an end to this continual loss the city
is sustaining by reason of having to is.
sue scrip, which is below par, to pay lis
debts.
Seventh - Funding bonds, general
fund, balance $1,559.T1. This fund was
raised by sale of bonds issued to fund
! general scrip. AS there is now a large
balance IN the general fund, we do not
see the necessity of retaining this fund
any longer and would recommend thai
| it be transferred to the general fund
proper. J A. MooRE,
@. p. THEIs,
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With. woop, Emporia, Kansas.
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-Nobby hats at J. D. Gibson's.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
Rose" and "Imperial' -four al
w. Gibson's.
Glass and putty at Bond's.
Lesh Bro. will sell you groceries
cheap as the cheapest. When you c.
for your mail give them q call, In
rear OF the postofflce building.
want all your butter and eggs.
stock is quite complete, cenSfSting
canned and shelf goods, fancy and he
groceries, wooden ware. etc.
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TUEsDAY. Nay

-a9c. wagons for Sc cents 1t j.
GIbson,s.
"A new stock Of. WheeIbaFrows 4
bird cages at j s. Gibson,s.
1McLean's cordial for spriag fever
Headlight coal oil. 175 degrees,
Bond'e.
See our line of LADIES' gold pins
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FRrpAY. MaY4,

friday G1SY =.
Ground will probably be broken men
week for the new store building, whic.
will be 50x60 and one story high, wit
walls sufficiently heavy to put on the u
ditional story when the parties see G
The locality we are not at present ct Ill
erty to make known.
A wagon load of persons pesse
through town from Emporia this ncEi
ing. They made application to Mr. Ben
the druggist, for something warming
such as Jamaica ginger, which it il nee
less for US to say they failed to get. TIT
said they could get plenty Of it at En-
poria but left there before the s'shop
were open. The next time they COS
out in this dry country they must cor
prepared.
Rev. J. A. Collins is improving his
ready commodious Dwelling by the {
dition of porch and led room.
NJ. W. Gibson returned last night.
have not had time to interview him
yet.
Huested q Hall haYe the frame
the new dwelling of Mrs. McCune Z
and are rapidly pushing 1t to comp
ton.
The state of Kansas VS.. three unkno'
parties yesterday, the prosecuting y
nesses failed to appear aud we're assess
with the costs, amounting to $3.25.
The road overseers are again on tn
annual rounds. pressing nearly everyc
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Anolher lively runaway occurred on
Commercial street Monday about
O'Clock, the unfortunate individual this
time being j. NJ. Miller, whose team
was hitched in front of the Grange store,
where they took fright, broke loose and
ran north, creating quite panic be.
tween Fifth and Seventh avenues, where
q number Of teams were standing, into
two or three of Yhich the fleeing charg
ers ran, but without any serious dam,
age They continued north on CONNER
cial street as far as the Normal, whert
they turned east, thence north to TIL
iron bridge, where they were caught
The only damage was The breaking of I
, leather tug. Aus well that end
well. SAITH the philosopher, but thes
kinds of "circuses" are getting to be to,
frequent for popular enjoyment. Nor
caution should be observed in the car
, and management of horses on tn
streets, and people who throw loos
paper about, very fruitful cause G
many runaways of late, should use NOR
caution in regard TO this careless habI
By paying little attention to the abov
/ suggestions many sad mishaps may /
averted.
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JOHN FLUKER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

FkrAI. AouDK>r.-On Tuesday ~.
Henry Dress ana NJ f.n'iIy living about
iva miles -ouih IT uunsioxhurc. were
working In The harvest field mud ~ sup
pct time ~ ni~srlayonnr i~dS daughter
WHO hai hesu helpinr IN The field. AND
inquired where she wr<. The mother
~. ~.rei >l.e thought she would be ~
Alrectly a. shc started home with the
rest from the field. The meal over and
sl.c not appearing. search was made ~
l-f. and her body was found ~ . well,
whore by some means she had fallen and
drowned. she Was about - years q
age.
Aro7urc. Nv On Tuesday A. wheat
ih~reshing was going on, FROM the shock
on Mr.. los. Workman's farm n Martin
County. nearly opposite Hayesvillc. 4
span of mules hauling in . load Of y hea'
to the thrc<her. became frightened and
Z awav. throw ing the driver, . young
man. or a their heels, and the wago'
wheels ran over him. He VAS carrifdtt
the hon>c. and didn't think be was seri
ansly injured, complaining only Of BIZ
back hurting him. bur he died in les
Than a. hour.
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yixck~xrs AM JAsrrR r. Rat the
stockholders meeting in vincennes lat
Friday. the following persons were
chosen dircciors for the company for the
ensuing year: Albert Meter, Gabriel
Meter. Geo. B. Kerper and Chas. Rice,
C~incinnat; Ja=. s NcCov. Knox coun-
- q. B. Stcen. Dwell: r. ~. Welman'
Jasper; Geo. r. Montgomery. Peter Il.
Mccarthy. Eugene Hack. Nathan +
Dalton. "a. Watson and Hiram a
Fonlks, vincenn nee. Knox county hav.
ing . majority Of The directors, should
new hump herrcIfin placing the bonds
10 obtain money 70 build the road.
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Last Friday We received . call from
Mr.. Harry kOrlx.a YER, pleasant gentle
man 81 Princeton. who Il one ~ the ~
r~ofporators ~ the above nnn'sd sen'-
and also from Mr.. Cl.> troukt
|C,iti Engineer. who intcrmci - TINT
,Ac had orders from Col. Eennct lonnf
10 begin 4 survey of the limo 81 The pro-
|po<cd road As soon A. 4 corpe ~ work
H. could be Engaged. which he suppo<-
Ia would bc next week. NJ. kuriz was
our citizens ~ opportunity 81
stock In The organization. and
looking amer the interests Of the com
many. A Railway limo from Mitchell ~
Jasper has hccn projected by several
ldilttcnt companies. and now that the
| Air-rlnc has secured the assistance 81
1.-The L.. ~. A.& g. II. II. In the proposed
.isxtcnsion II Is very probable u may DC
uhnilt. No line Of projected road IN inc
lSfnte. IN The opinion Of the COURIER
would pay better. The gentlemen made
no iniimaiiun 10 Us in regard 20 askine
aid or the township. from which II may
be snrmiscd they propose 70 build j
without such aid. though :: may be the,
Iare holding the connection with the All
Line in allegiance 20 see where they Wi
ind the best point 20 strike, as theil
articles viii allow them % run AM
uherr south west from Mitchell, and Q
course the expense Of construction, ant
Interest 81 the two companies most ia
terested in building II, will determine
that question. The Mitchell Times Of las
Saturday has the following article in re
gard 10 il. under large head line:
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INCORPORATION AND AP
POINTMENT or DLllEC-
ABOARD For
JASPER
AND POINTS SOUTH +

We dou't 20 much on headlines, but
this IL 4 National holiday. and the odi-
Tor feels powerful good over the pros
poets Of I new Railroad from here 10 the
|Air-Linc, to fntersect the Rockport road
lat Or near Jasper.
Articles or incorporation or the Mitch
ten and South western Railway CompaD,
has been formed with : Capital Stock 81
ecOQuOu. 5o,0UO of which hes already
been subscribed, and Tie papers will Be
6led With sbe Secretary of stats tbi-
week. and don't o forget Il. <be road
viii be built
The flrsf Directors appointed are I'd
ward b. Stohlman. Bennett "A. Young,
Henry &. PAYNE. James u. Fefter ani
WIN. y. Harris. Louisville. XIV. /; Harry
X ursz. Princeton. and Miiton n. Moore,
Mitchell. Ind. Ill solid men and meal,
business. No ~Plain Ssfmulantr 81 hi
IDEAL.
The object or tho new corporation Il
10 construct Il standard gnago railroad
from Mitchell % The Air-I4i no Railway,
aud 10 interscct the Rockpors road Il
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lHansnrtsrr rervs-penata, <he.- Ir'tar
".Jaspcr dil nct ~ the telephone.
Vhs< Cause Granville dM MI pay
for n."-JonA>>E> rrkrE.ek A>1o>F
nArff>uklu
We need NOT be surprised lint ths
author ~ tAt shove could moi learn thai
Jasper MAJ a 'cIcphner W. exhausted
his lifile stock M we.'.l faculties by ca
dcnvoring q, ss.>af hiMsrlf with mspc<
There Il nothing Ia . name: hence. th'
more name. the morenofhing.
NORA UArrEs-
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President Young, or the Louisville,
New Albany and Chfcago road, recently
made Z statement 20 the New York d.
recfcre. placing The earnings for the lest
twelve months ending May 81, - ST.
3s5.uU0; net earnings. $363. 600; fixed
charges <5e5,OO0; deficit. 100000 cos'
or m~sintaining facilities ~ Chicago
$127,O00 per year. PRECEDENT y GUNS
adds: 1T must be . firsl-class road, bnI
Il will cost about s I, 100000 70 make 4
what II should be- And last Saturday
he teIcgraphed 1Our June business
La been larger than ever before, an1 th'
aggregate earnfngs the largest on record.
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NOTICE - hereby given that pursuant
- N ~ order, the SURVEYOR Of Dubois
county, Indiana. will on The 9Th day %
August a. ID, 1853. proceed 20 run ths
lines and establish the corners Of The
Northwest quarter Of Section No
twenty-five f25). Township No. ID ~
North Of Range No. four a., West
Parties interested will attend.
EnwAnD A. ALLEx.
July 18th. 1Se3-3w.
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J~effersonvillo Times: J. n. 6totsen-
burg Or New Albany, Captain John 9.
Howard and Emanuel HaWIey, or this
city. yesterday completed The laying ont
or sixty acres or land belonging 20 .. n.
Stotsonburg. The land q situated - the
Junction Of the J., NJ. q 4. between the
railroad and river. Il y proposed 20 lay
out : little city. Parties, b. paying
monthly instsIImeDts, . secure : nice
homo. a couple % churchos end Z
school house will b Immediately erect
ID. One of che Iaws or safd city Will Be
that 10 drinking Or gaming saloon shall
- aIlowcd within IT. Limits.
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I'm. N. Naun's fine barn n Harbi-
son township vas struck BY lightning
last week, and two rafters shivered, and
IN inside Gender post spiintered- Tie
harm had slarse quantity Of hay In Il q
the time. y well - several hundred
busheIs Of orr. wheat and oats, and
though The hay was right around the
post that Vas splintered, fortunately 4
was not set On fire, and but compare
lively little damage va done.
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EThe trade dollar 4 only worth 50
cts. in Jasper Another evidence Of
National Repub lican financial imbecility.
IL the last Republican Congress bad
made II : legal tender. e & shouid Be,
fhe people 6nding Il % their hands
would not have been thus swiDdied.
Look out for them. both trade collars
and R1publjcans
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DIV are indebted % Deputy AZ.
ditor H<hubmacher for : copy 81 tbG
Catalogue or Purdue University for 1913
Total No. Of students last year was 2l0
representing 57counties. Dubois county
j entitled 10 two students 10 the Uni.
versity, and fhe faculty ere anxious ID
have them appointed.
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orThe 4sh al 1uIy number az the
New Albany Public Press VA rcspIen-
dent IN rcd. white md biue tolors. ana
patriotic literature. IT, q Qood papct
my bow, but ouidid itself % The "a.
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0rThe Aelstic cholera Il prevailing
- q epimenIc n Eeypt and causing
hundreis ~ des(he. Egypt ID > good
WAYS %. bot Il wonU not Be smiss 70
clean up and purify your premises, - h
don't take Wind long y travel that die;
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
DEFENDANTS.
iCsn>s Ne -
STATE OF INUlANA,
CoUHyy1 ~ llrroE,
Dubsl- cssrsst ceart. s>pssAsh~y Term. Lsss
Norman Fisher. Admr. a.
bonie non Of the Estate
Of Bernard AufIArt,
decreased
VS.. 49,.
John n. Bcrghaose, 49,.
Clemens Hrmbrock, M
Bernard Berghause,
John q. Auffhrt.
Francis q. Gchlhansen and
John n. Beckman.
InE 1T KNOWN, that On this 1lsh day
- Of July. 1853. she above named
IplaIntif By HE Attorneye filed ~ the
Ioficc Of The Clerk Or the Dubois Circuit
Coort, his complaint against the sAid de.
pendants In The above entitled cause, 20.
getheF with q afidavit Of : competent
pcrson, that the defendants John b
Berghauso and Bernard Berghause IN
non-residcnts Of tho Stale Of Indiana
THAT ssid defendants sre proper end
necessary parties % this action, the SAND
being IN action 70 revoke, reopen and 81
aside IN Executors partial settlemen'
llreport. Notice - therefore hereby givei
said defendants John b. Bcrghanse ant
Bernard Berghause, that unless they y
and appear On The sccond day o. ~
next term Of the Dubois Circuit Court
which begins on The 6rst Monday Il
september, 1859, q the Court-bou.o Il
The town or Jaspcr, said County ans
State, and answer Of demur % said con
plant, tho Same will - heard md Dc
.tormined 10 their absence.
PETEE J.. GcsxASx, Clerk.
Dubois Circuit Court.
TRAYEoR : HuSrKR, ELY : BaEr7
& Attorneys for rIaintfH.
July 18Th, Is6s-sw. fpk 90 o0.1
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Arnettsville.

ARSErrsvrLLr, Aug. 6.-Mr. Lee
Jamison, Of Laurel Point, was visit
ing Eliza Arnett recently.
The NJ. X. Church will hold its
next quarterly meeting here August
18th.
Scott Stewart has his picture gal
lcry In operation here now.
The foundation of the church here
will be repaired this week.
Mr.. A. j. Arnett has been suffering
from severe attack of neuralgia.
The farmers are done their hay
harvest and have begun threshing.
Nathan Fisher. Jno. Thorn and w.
c. Arnett are all happy, 2 to for the
next Democratic nominee for Prcsi-
dent.
The B. B. Club Of this place were
again defeated last Saturday by the
Fairmont nine. The boys challenged
them to play here next Saturday but
they did not accept Our boys say
they would rather play the X. 4 RS
than any other club, as they are the
best and most gentlemanly players
Of all the clubs they have yet played.
They say they will give the Flickcrs.
vile % scores and play them.