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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
DAKOTA.

MANDAN has six miles of side track.
PIERRE has trebled her population in
the past year. .-:a II:
THE Woonsocket Times has been dou-
bled in size. 49,. y. ....-.s.
GRANT COUNTY farmers are investing
extensively in fine sheep. = ~. -.
CAPT. VIM. HARMON has resigned the
post leadership at Fort Lincoln.
BISMARCK is making an energetic move
to secure a better and purer water sup
ply.
IT is claimed that 5000, 600 worth of
buildings have been erected in Pierrein
six weeks. 81.
SECRETARY TELLER is now acting gov
ernor of Dakota, Ordway having gone to
Washington.
WINTER fence builders on the line of
the Hastings and Dakota have struck for
higher wages.
TIE Chamberlain Register predicts
the building Of a railway along the river
from Yankton to Bismarck.
The first marriage, the first birth and
the first death in Pierre occurred on the
same day-the 14th of July, 1883.
The Sioux Falls city council appro-
priated $176 Is to furnish q hall for the
use Of the constitutional convention.
SOUTHERN DAKOTA has competitor
as a female orator, Mrs. T. J. Lille,
who is lectnria g on "The World, the
Flesh and the Devil
A NEW paper has been published at
OuDb bar. Sergeant County, by Col. VIM.
L. King. Col. King was iormerly an
old frontier Indian fighter.
The Minnesota mine, located on Silver
Greek, twenty miss south Of Lead City,
has been sold to Alexander Majors,
representing a Scotch syndicate, for
$65, 1000.
A RIPPLE of excitement was occasioned
at the Gem Theater. Deadwood, the
other mornjng, by one of the finale in
mates " rushing frantically forth in sim
pie night attire and shouting: "Ghosts,
ghosts; a million ghostly ghosts! p
Two men, James Sadler and GINS Al
den, were struck by an engine at Fargo
on the 10Th and instantly killed. Alden
was Minneapolis man, and leaves .
wife and two children. Both were
slightly intoxicated at the time of the
accident.
A NORWEGIAN stopping ats Chamber
lain hotel, or'7lmed in the night that he
was pursued by officers of the law, and
| without stopping to wake up he jumped
out of the widow, alighting upon the
roof of an adjoining building, sixteen
| feet below.
FRANK ELLIOTT, formerly of Stillwa-
ter, iinn., has been missing for some
time FROM De Graf, and Indications
point to lou, play. He had 5000 in his
possession at the time of his disappear
ance, but sum almost equal to that
was coming to him in wages. He left
all other valuables in his hotel.
A SwEDE couple who live near Sioux
Falls have four children, two OF them al
perfect specimens OF the Alblno as were
ever seen, and the other pair are ordi-
nary fair haired children. The Albinoe
are of opposite gender, and the little
girl, no, withstanding her f-color, is
pretty as picture. Der hair is white
as the driven snow and kinkv as the
wool Of the most thoroughbred Afri-
can.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28
ALLAN d. C0NOvER,
L. g. HANKS,
JAMES e. MosELY,
FRANK NJ. Dorm,
d. T. 9oRENsoN,
p WARNHa

Officials at the capitol and citizens
generally do not hesitate to express
much disappointment at the verdict,
which is altogether too easy on Supervis-
ing Architect Jones, under whose very
eyes all the defects in the construction
were allowed. Then, again, nothing is
said about the faulty iron columns,
which nearly every expert testified were
one of the chief causes of the disaster.
Architect Royington, of Chicago,
called in to assist Jones and Koch in
their construction of the extension, re-
ports the iron columns in the north wing
as altogether too defective and. in ac-
oordance with bis suggestions, the build
ing has been shored up all ready to re-
move the columns. Il is probable that
wrought iron will be substituted. Other
changes in the specifications, particular.
" as to brick piers, will be decided on
by the commissioners tomorrow. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28
MINNESOTA,

"hSsS6S~bss
PRAIRIE fire near Manksto on the 10th,
destroyed over 100 tons of hay.
TEN acres of trees belonging to d. a.
Gokey, of RenvilIe, were burned by
prairie fire.
A.P. LONG was canght by train on
a high railway bridge near Carver, and
had to jump to save his life, receiving
severe injuries.
MRS. CARPENTER, of Mound Prairie,
was thrown from her wagon, sustaining
a fracture of her hip and arm, from
which it is doubtful if she RECEIVERS.
JOHN NNKE1, an old settler of Lake.
town, Carver County, died suddenly re-
cently Y, aged sixty-eight years. The day
previous he attended the wedding OF his
daughter, and Was apparently In good
health.
PRAIRIE fire started on the 18th near
St. Cloud, sweeping for miles over the
prairie. Among those losing their hay
are Messrs. Bartholomy, Robbers,
Searle, Dcnohue and Jodoin, the latter
also losing 1000 bushels of oats.
Red WING sports have bought =, 800
worth of experience from three parties
calling themselves Galloway, Long and
Swift. who got up foot race and roped
in the yerdant ones. The crowd is work
ing interior towns in the state.
Two freebooters named Taylor held
up M. Keegan at Midland, near Tracy,
aud took 81, and then proceeded to Tracy,
entered the store of P. Fox and at the
point Of a revolver obtained S25 in money
and an equal amount il goods, and then
stealing pair of horses, left the coun-
try. B: =s1s 81 - :=sss.G s*5:.tt.--
The st. James (Watonwan County,
Journal says that the New York children
brought to that place in august OF last
wear have proven great nuisanccs. Out
Of the thirty distributed there, all but
seven have run away and are back In
their old way of living IN the larger
towns. ss5
FIVE burglars entered Blair's hard
ware store at Waterville and got away
with twenty revolvers, ten dozen knives,
razors, ETC., and then entered Q drug
store, where they were discovered. a
posse Of citizens rallied and captured
the whole party and most ct the stolen
property. S.
THE state superintendent Of instruc-
ton has called meeting Of county sue
perlntendents of schools to meet .. st.
Paul on Friday, December 28th. The
object is to discuss educational matters
and agree. 90 plan Of action in the INST
| ter Of ges eral school work and holding
instituteE. i5s55s
IN Norwood, August Shower. aged
seventy years, married Mrs. Kofhsh OF
like wears. Before consenting TO the
union the old lady succeeded in getting
q deed Of all the old mani property, and
before the first quarter Of the honeymoon
fhad passed got gloriously drunk and re-
fused to live with him.
TIE Faribault Repub1 says: "The
failure 81 the corn crop is affecting the
pork interest ii this vicinity very unfa-
lyorably. The farmers find, upon husk-
lsing. that The effects Of the frosts were
Iseyen more disastrous than they had an
i ticipated. and there will be but small
u proportion Of sound corn in the crop q
this season. As 8 result 81 scarcity q
Il feed, pork producers are providing theis
flhugs npon the market, wbich tends g
j knock down the price. Bnyers are nov
.lpaymg S. Is per hundred weight 10
i shipment. 8
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CASUALTIES.

Two young Swedes Of Stockholm, Wis.,,
named Eric Hmgel and Victor Tdholm, on the
18th, slated from Stockholm to Lake City, and
on the return tr1p went through and were
drowned. ~ .-" T., u
HEAvY rains near Indianapolis, Ind, ON the
21st, caused freshets in the streams in that
vicinity. The loss to property 10 about 425O,-
600. :. -
A DISPATCH from Manistee. Mich, ON the
10th, says the steamer Manistee, plying be-
tween Hancock and Duluth. is supposed to have
gone down with Ill hands and 26 passengers.
4 portion Of the cabin1nd . bucket marked
Manistee were found BY search vessel. i:
F1RE ct Dixon, Gala, on the 20th destroyed
the business part Of the town. Loss ease, goo.
TIE country residence Of G. Y. Hecker, :
Orange, N. J., burned on the 18th. Loss Geo..
600. .~,...-. S..
. TIE stable of Chris Hare, together with 20
horses, Philadelphia, Pa, burned on the 10th.
FIVE warehouses and two dwellings at Far
60, y. T., we're destroyed BY fire on the 10Th.
Il A oo1LlsIoN ON the night Of the 10th be.
tween hook and ladder truck and city pas
senger car, Milwaukee, Wis, resulted in the
demolition Of the car and the probable fatal
injury Of . passenger named Annie Keuke.
OK the 18th ct St Louis, No., Anton Rick
ert, his wife and boy, were arrested fer coun-
terfeiting silver dollars. s
OK the 18th near Toledo, O., Samuel Henry
quarreled with his wife. Blows followed
words, Samuel got IN axe and murdered his
wife, t.en took . razor and cheated the gal
lows. S.
on the 18th near Pittsburg, Fs.. two boys,
Frank Reed and Albert Wilbertt, quarreled
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28

hounds went out of the way, and covered
about five miles greater distance. The
hares we're F. w. White, "a, and w. G.
Appleton, 81; they came in some time
before the first hounds, and get first
prizes. -...-- -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28
THE VERDICT.
The Architects and Contractors arc Re.
~ sponsibIe for tho Accident.

Madison, November 21.-The coro-
ners Jury investigating the cause Of the
collapse OF the south wing Of the capitol
extension returned verdict ct AS
o'clock this morning, having retired at 8
o'clock last evening and been in active
discussion Of the evidence all night.
After detailing the particular manner of
the death of each of the five victims and
attributing it to the falling of . portion
of the south wing, the jurors find as fol-
lows:
+ That the internal construction Of the build
ing was such % to render it especially the sub.
during erection; that during such erection. and
probably because Of the settling Of. tho east
ern and western walls, cracks occurred in the
brick piers and pilasters supporting the ends
Of tho girders and columns, endangering the
building and the workmen in and about it,;
that one Of the cracks occurred and was known
to the contractors in charge to exist for several
weeks prior to sad falling, in the second story
pier Of the south partition wall, near the south
east corner Of the buildmg, and that said con-
tractors attempted to strengthen said pier in
IN entirely insufficient manner; that Mt the
time Of such repair on Tuesosy, November
8th, said pier WAS apparently yielding under
the weight it supported, and was 10 precari.
Gus COuUSG4UUS tu3G ~ ILLS tlk00 tQGI0 I09VeQ
on the column having its base upon said pier,
: weight variously estimated At from fourteen
to eighteen tons, which was gradually increased
by placing concrete filling in the arches above;
that on the day of falling, November 9Th, the
pier had given way still more: that in al prob
ability the buildiny gave way q this point:
First. We therefore find, that Oscar f. Now
Ian, one Of the contractors, BY causing eaid
second story pier Of the south partition vail,
near the southeast corner of said south wing,
to 30 improperly and insuhaciently repaired,
thereby to the failing Of the south wing on the
9th day of November; that D. R. Jones and
b. @. Koch, a. designing and consulting ARCH
iteots we're guilty Of negligence In demgning
the internal construction of the said south
wing Of the capitol extension without ldue
and proper regard for safety during erection
and thereby contributed to the falling on the
9Th day Of November, 1888.
Signed, ALLAN ID. CoNOvER,
L. g. HANKS,
JAMES e. MosELY,
FRANK NJ. Dorm,
d. T. soRENsoN,
B. WARNEs, ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28

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u1ee OVER nes9ssS Drug Sssse, 1rsv1e1a1a
NlDnoaota
~Pssehing q Christian Chapel every sunday
morning aud evening.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28

F,ILEH y. rA1aBAHks. Nd.
omos and Rssidsnoe, eosnse We lgstn nd
Maple Streets, opposite Public 0Ghool DuilAiDe,
Austin. MINI. AZ hone until . 4. 4. and from =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28
49, CHICAGO.
Hxoun-0ood 10 Choice Spring, {.
q. LOUle.
TOLEDO.
A Steward on Sea Sickness.

$ $50
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-11-28

TIE competitors on the New York morning
papers on the 18th demanded $50 per loo
ems. They were given the advance in oil Of
fees except tho Tribune, where ; strike is in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-27

nycu are suffering with low and do
pressed spirits, loss 81 appetite, general
debility. disordcrcd blood, weak consti-
tuition. headache, o. any disease Of : bill
ioua nature, by al means procure . bot.
tlc of Electric Filters. You will be sur
priscd To soc tho rapid Improvement that
win follow; you will Be inspired with
new life ; strength and activity will rc-
turn; pain and misery will cease, and
henccforth you will rejoice In the praise
az Electric Bitlcrs. Sold M fifty cents
q bottle. by Mchringcr Bros, Jasper, and
q. w. SWartz, nu%ntingburg, Ind. y.
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That's daily bringing JOY to the home.
Of thousands BY saving many OF their
dear ones from an early grave. Truly II
DR. Kings new Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs. Colds, Asthma, bronchitis
Hay Fever. Loss Of Voice, Tickling in
the Throat, Pain In Side and Chest, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs, q
positive cure. Guaranteed. Trial Bot.
ties free Ct Mehringer Bros. Drug Store
Jasper, and G. W. Swartx, Hnntingburg'
lad. Large size S10O. 8.
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10 Why, Mrs. Smith. where did
|you get that nice furnituref Nv how
nice il looksl and Oh! how It shines!
Where did you get it?D
why, Mrs. Brown, I got II Il Allies
Brothcrs'. Of course. They keep better
furniture 0 than anybody ever did In
Dubois county before
Mrs. BroWn.-"Y You do sayfn
Mr.. S." Yes, and that Is not III, for
they are selling Il cheaper than Il secm<
anybody could cell il. just want yon,
and every body else 70 60 there and see
their stock Of 6nc furniture. You iuet
ought 10 see the crowd swarming Ill 10
Allies Brothers 70 buy furniturctv q.
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On behalf Of Jasper Lodge, No. So. A.
O. II. w, for their .amcrsed brother
Workman Thomas Dillin, uttered ~ Z
special meeting Of tho Lodge. held AZ
their room Sunday morning, July AID,
1858.
WHEREAs, The Supreme Master Work
man Of the Universe, whose orders We
must All obey, has called brother Thomas
DiIIin from labor on earth to reward,
thereby deriving the members or this
Lodge Of bis fellowship, kind brotherly
attentions. and wise counsels therefore
Resolved, That while We bow with
becoming reverence to the will or the
Crest Supreme Master Workman. We
will keep the memory Of brother Dillin
warm ID our hearts, and emulate his
many virtues, remembering that he was
always lrse II Charity, Hope and Pro-
lection.
Resolved, That this Lodge deeply de-
plores his loss 90 us, and the community
In general, and condemns in the strongest
terms the pernicious habit Of many Of
carrying concealed and deadly weapons,
10 which habit Of : feliow-mortal BE fell
Z victim.
Resolved, That the family Of brother
Diliin have our ~sincercst sympathy and
prayers III this their dark hour Of distress,
and We will always hold ourselves III
to assist them - opportunity
may oncr, and that this Lodge will attend
his funeral to-day.
Resolved, That tho emblcms Or .
Master Workman IN this Lodge be
Irona1 xrfth u,ourufuU
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Wheat t~hrcshing ana cutting grn-1
keeps every body too busy u snejale
Win other peoples buslacs< and make
The hay crop Il going % se fine. and
- there ~ 4 good deal IL the old crop ~
hand, u Is 4 question what shall be done
with II. We need some one 10 buy aud
ship L, - We have not cattle enough 20
|eat Il.
The Old maids and lonely widows are
al trying their hes; ~ b. On Use 10 thr
|hntyesiers and thre~hefs. That's tho
way ladies' Put your best foot forward
ana maybe some Of tho-r stalwnrt
young ne will take = fancy 20 you.
Girls, II You want = sensible husband
don't be found running around late W
nights with every stragzier who comes
along.
The funeral or Thomas Dillin. last
Sunday, was yery largely attended, IS
he was OF our best citizens. lie
would have been buried SATURDAY e
lug had Il not been tor bis brethren u
The 40. u. W., who packed the body
u Toe 70 keep Il untii eli the friends
Sput4 oc uOlllcu.
The wheat On the county farm was
threshed this week. Only about ~
acres OF what was sown was cut. ana il
turned OF 342 bushels. Last year the
same farm raised on 70 acres $40 bush
els, showing this year about two-thirds
a. much - last.
Our citizens generally are talking very
earnestly Of prosecuting every person
known 10 carry . concealed weapon
Il = few or the night providers, and other
vioiatore Of the peace and law, should
te vigorously prosecuted, It would help
the neighborhood.
a good many Of our farmers are haul
Ing their wheat 70 Jasper and selling il
70 hcsner Is soon - thrcshcd.
Lots Of people will attend the basket
meeting at Portersvillc next Sunday.
Health Il 90 good here that The doctors
are snxiously awaiting the advent or
green corn and melons 70 help them %
make : living.
MorHrR GoosK BosEs.
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NEW PArER.-We have received No.
Of . handsome five column ouarta
weekly called The New Record puh.
lshed q indianapolis BY Butler 4 Nc
farlane In the interest OF the Catholic
PEOPLE Of the State, AZ 50 per year. n
y the only organ Of that church III This
State, j. we'll edited, and ought to have
q liberal support.
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NEW BuILpfxc.-Mr. John M0erder
will build . cottage residence ihis sum
'mer on bis LOT III McCrilIus' addition 10
jasper. There 10 no great b,siiding
boom. but - fast as our town carpenters
scan get one house done, some ono ID
waiting n contract for an0thcr, and <hcy
are kept busy.
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01-Thc State Bosrd disqualification has
assessed for taxation the L., E.& 81. i.
Iy., main line per mile $4,000 eide track
per mile $1,000; rolling stock per mile
$1,000, and improvements $3.50. This
will make their taxabIce In Dubois coun-
~ over 100000, about q much a. each
Of tho townships averaged before the
railroad was built.
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RAskrT NsrTINc.-Rcv. 8. .. Martin
assisted by Rev. y. II. Madden. Of Peters
burg. will hold n basket meeting ~ Por-
'iersviIlc on the fifth Sunday OF this
mouth, services AZ 10 30 IN The morning.
also IN The afternoon. Everybody II
cordially invited TO Gttcnd. Bring your
baskets well filed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-27

ffot. KAISER, ~ thu l}anner, spent
saturday n The city Or H~untinybrrs.
". ste'us % think that Iiuntingburr
VIII % acify Of much p~ropen,itie>r II
~ early date Aud We fully agree with
him. - Rock port Pocket.
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bNiipfNe Asso,iATloN--The directors
" 'hr Jasper building Association loan.
81 =. 5oo for The Association Al their
meeting Tuesday night A. follows: 5000
~ NJ. !. Davis $4Uui % Mr.. John Moer.
lefet 4; 500 % Mr.. J -. Kes-ncr. sli n
~ ~ per 5 100 premium. aud $40 "a
~, Michaei Flick - s. 70 prenium per
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~ The pay = 81 The L. + & 81. T.
~ visited our town for The first time
'"f W." months Inst Friday. and made
1l'" 'ne lraris y is employees Is pay
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Tho farm or 80 acres. known ~ the
Jacob farm, about TWO miles cast Of Ccl-
Must Be sold At whatever Il will
bring. c5oc down and balance a. $40
per wear. al six per- cent. interest Write
liz II. a.. GopdWln. Indianapolis. Hiais
ing price offered somebody Viii rot Y
bargain Nillin tlicc nuVuilS A.
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~Asaspecimcn Of quick saving Q
visitor 70 kemper's heading factory
speaks Of timing the drag saw while cut
ting q 50 inch oak log IN two Wednes-
day. and found Il wac done ia one niir-
tnte aud lenrsoc0nhs.
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o1rThc author or the French Lick
letter IN last Saturdays Times ought 10
attend some country school a few terms.
before writing for the pnbiic.
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VICTORY over PAIN.

AshIey's Electric. Ncijcaied Pla~icrs
stop III pain AMI aches and ~andcr fnlI<
tone w the system. SUI crior - my
plaster. For .a.e BY drigsi-'< an W,
The Electric Plaster co. iH Fulton
Street. New York. Send 70 rfs ia ,st mp
for = trial plaster. Jnly ~ 'S3-4t.s
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Ny-John Granddaughter q co ship.
ped three cars Of walnut lumber d Dvs
Ton on Tuesday.
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Work on the Corydon branch Of the
st. Louis AIRLINE will begin soon and II
81 almost certain the road will be rom
plcted aud equipped BY January 4. 1883
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The greatest medical wonder or the
world. Warranted % speedily cure
burns, Bruises. Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chappcd Hands, and al
Skin Eruptions, guaranteed % cure IN
every instance, or money refunded, ~
cents per box. For Sale BY Mchrinxcs
Bros. Jasper, snd =. w. Swartzs Hunt
inn burg. Ind.
Feb. 9TH. SHY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-27

61-New lawns and Irish point lace
general lines Of trimming, &C Lehrbnrger
kahn s. Cos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-27

or The young folks danced most or
The night II Opera Hall Wednesday
might, anda pleasant time was had.
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@The Spencer County Teachers
Institute will convene On Monday. An
gust 2Dth. and continue III session during
live days.
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
DEPENDANT.
cause No ISL
STATE OF INDIANA. !
COUNTY or DUBois.
DUBOIS Circuit Court, September Term.
Mary r. Mayo, }
W. Divorce.

r...6 xs.-
IT KNOWN. that on the 18th day
~ Of July. 1883, the above named plain
til by her Attorney fled in the Office ii
the Clerk Of the Dubois Circuit Court.
her complaint against the said defendant
|in the above entitled cause. together with
ian affidavit Of q disinteresfcd person,
that said defendant John b. Mayo Is 1
nonresident Of the State Of Indiana.
that said defendant is . proper and ncc-
party to this action. the same be-
ing an action for divorce. Notice is
hereby given said defendant
John 3. Mayo, that unless he be and ap-
pear on the 6th judi,ial day or the next
term Of the Dubois Circuit Court, same
being the lith day Of September. 1893,
and which Court begins on the First
NoadAy Of Septem Der, 1883, q the Court
house IN the Town Of Jasper, In said
County and State. and answer or dcmur
70 said complaint. the same will be
heard and determined in his absence.
In testimony whereof, I have
bercunto subscribed my name
u. = and caused the seal Of said
Court 10 be affixed At Jasper.
this the 18th day o fJuly, 1883.
PETER .. GOSNANN. Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
NlxLER Z TRIPPET. Att'ys for Plffs.
J0iy 10th, ls63-8w. lpf. o. Uo.1
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G1~Friedman. KlingeI & ca. shipped
elk cars q poplar lumber 10 Baltimore,
1ld., last Monday.
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