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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-27
NEWS CONDENSED.
Concise Record OF tho Week


A fire at Hayerhill, Mass, destroyed
hotel and several stores, involving total
loss Of about $4,000. A girl was fatally in-
jured In jumping from the hotel windows,
and the inmates generally experienced very
narrow escapes.
The Recorder OF New York imposed
nnsOf 800 and n sentence OF thirty days
In the city prison upon Rev. william II.
Ramscar, Superintendent OF tho Home for
Childrca, Cor sending two young girls out TO
beg provisions.
The School Superintendent OF Mas
sachusetts resolved ut Boston In favor Of
opening oil the schools In the State for night
sessions, II being shown that 10000 persons
cannot read or write. Tt
II was decided at Boston business
mems conference to ask ConGreas to sus-
pend the act requiring the coinage Of silver
dollars, to enact the bankruptcy bill passed
by the Senate at its last session, and to Pass
Al An early date ths-,sill to carry into erect
the reciprocity treaty with Mexico
An iron foundry and fint-glass works
Ut Pittsburgh and three cotton factories In
New England announce that reduction of
10 per cent. In wages will be made next
month, unless a material change In the mar
ket become visible. Most of the ingram car
pet mills at Philadelphia closed down, be-
cause the weavers refused to accept . re-
due ton OF wages.
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SOUTHERN.

The strange disease reported as pre-
yailng in Virginia also exists in keain Ky
and West Virginia where whole families
have been swept away, anu thirty or more
new graves are seen in small Cemetery.
The people cali IL cholera, for want of bet
ter name, and the malady N holds the 9res J.
full title, victims npta being seized, sci.
dom living longer than twenty-fo four hours.
II Is said the seourge affected Ina sor.ties IN
some precincts at the recent elee ion. NJ
mercus corpscs have been lett unbgri and
the stencil from the dec aging carcasses oil
animals polmtes the air. Flor, corn. aaa
meal are needed to suclor the Starving pop
ulation, aud, unless rain fails, annibilat on
may be Anticipated.
The Comptroller Of Texas has just
completed the assessment lists, showing the
total tangible value of ali kinds OF properly
Ina the State TO he $50, 10000, which l. IN
increase OF $4,000 0v0 over last sear The
assessed value OF land IL sio3, aoo. eoa: horses,
sl,l5i.Oe0; head Of cattle, ss.5l. 10. Lead of
sheep, si,6si, 0uo; heal Of hogs, n lo3,GDa.
Total value Of live stock, sa3 90. Tae
increase Of the taxabi. value OF property In
Texas for the year 1898 OYER the year lss:
was sl00, 00a, 90 sh owin that The Increase Tor
the present year falls So, go o 40 short of the
previous years inereass,
Acute typhoid-dysentery il the med
ical name given 10 tn fatal securge which
has recently broken out In the western por-
tions OF Virginia. 9ne hunafei and fifty
deaths have occurred In Wis County alone.
San Antonio Tex dispatch: Lieut.
Eggleston, who vas ordered III paraait ot the
Apacbes who raidei Preside COUNTY, tele-
sraphed the re ult or his scouting 10 Gen
stanley. Farmer petty was shot three times
In the head, aud bis wife had been outraged
end murdered. Three children were touad
paleEfrsd, The Indians were irailed 10
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LADY OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
Four of President Elect CleSeiAnd's Rcla
tivcs, One of Whom WIN Rule.

IAlhNHy kINcl1i I'd 0NsCN&u 1NNI1lu.I
Ii II generally believed. by those who know
Mr. Cleveland hest. that there will be leSs fes-
Invites during his term Of office than there have
working Governor. and will probably continue
his industrious habits m President. bachelor
a. he In. the White House will, however. have
a most creditable mistress, There arc four
la,iies IN hls immediate family, either II
whom ran We'll do the honors u the honAe-
hold. His eldest sister in this country. Mrs.
W. g. noyt. " Fayetteville, would MI any
position with credit. She Il 4 middlc-aged
lady, oil pleasing address. who has spent good
deal OF time al the Executive Mansion here sincc
her brother has hacn Governor. She has made
MANY friends here In the capital OF the state
and will doubtless Ito the same In Washington.
where she will probably 20 on March 1, Miss
r. +. Cleveland II the maiden sister.
She still resides in the little horne
cottage Mt Holland latent, just above
Utica. A eooi public speaker. quick CONVEX
sa,ionalis,, and generally plain woman u In
tertasning her brothers gncsts at the national
capital. Mr. Cleveland has = sister who, for
twenty years, has been missionary ~
Cevlen. She has two charming yuun.
lady DAUGHTERS, Mary and Carrie Hast
ings, whom the Governor has been for years
educating In this country. lie has given them
every ADVANTAGE and they have improved them.
They will no aouht b. . part Of their uncle 3
faa,ily circle At Washington, ~ they have bcen
at times here.
With Mrs. Hoyt, or any one Of the other la
dies spoken Of the social end Of the first Demo-
cratic administration for quarter Of 4 century
viii he well sustained, even should the lrcei~
dent elect continue bachelor.
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Political Notes.

GEN ROBERT ToaaHs voted Nov. 1 for the
flrst time sinee the war.
Pr sInIsa- EIIsa CLEVELAND Las d double
i'm laiilipsIarT. n. J.. by the name u d. u.
Londonderry.
IT is estimated that ei tie Il .tV4 Government
smploses In Washington at least uvg are Dem
oeaat*. sema oI these we're appointed under
the evil service laW.
OFFICIAL vote af EoetaA blaine, -. NJ
Cleveland. 53.t7s: Butler. s.TIs. St. John. I.1si
Giasslaaa's plurality. nssA. faT Cove nor,
Robinson, aa.sai: Eadleo.t. 29.us7. AeIAneJty,
81 sss; Eeelye. vi. Endieosf's plurality, se1
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steadily. Full, immediate, and prospective
supplies OF wheat at home and abroad check
export purchases. Phcnomenally low prices
prevent extensive short salcs, ind M nd
yanccs can DO secured on that bass. british
stocks arc smaller than last year, but ours
are larger. Hog products have boon cheap
cr, In sympathy with corn and owing to IN
cxpectcdly free receipts Of hogs. The rein.
tive chcapncss OF corn, as compared with
the price at which hogs arc selling, should
encourage the farmers to ship fewer hogs
until after fattenins them at least to last
years average weight.
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ton for person. and safety for country. all CRY
blood Of mon who inheri. equality from the
lessk. and from lls,er.y.lo,lns Iss,,,ios.
Penn. IL becomess the primal question OF
American manhood II demands . hearing
and 4 settlement, and that settlement will VIM
dictate the equality Of American citizens In all
personal and civil rights. II will, III least, -.
tablirl tho equality Of white men under tho
National d0ycrnment,And will rivc To tho North
ern man, who fought To preserve thu Union,
N large voice In itA government ~ may be OK
orcisca by tho Southern man, who fought To
destroy the Union. The contcat just closed
utterly dWArfn tho fortunes and fat1 Of the can.
dlidAtcn, whether AucucAafui or MnsucceAstul,
purpOscly~-I may eay instincttycly--l have
discussed tho isaucs and consequences Ot that
contest without reference 10 my own defeat,
without tho rcmotest reference to tho gentleman
WHO In elevated 10 tho Presidency. Toward him
personally have no cause for the slightest ILL
WILL and II In with cordially eSpross tho wish
that his official career may prove gratifying ~
himself and beneficial ~ the country, and that
his adminstrati0n may overcome tho cmhAr-
easements which the peculiar source ~ its power
iml 0sea upon II from tho hour OF It's birth.
Al the conclusion of Mr.. Blaine's speech
he invited tho large crowd Into his house,
and for nearly On hour nm informal rcccp-
ton WIS held. tho hundreds vt people pass.
ing through the rooms. Greetings were
especially friendly and cordial.
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ELECTION EXPENSES.
The Republican National Committee Said
IN lie la Debt.


There we're Iumofs to-day that the Eepuhli-
can National Committee il heavily In deli. and
las no penny in the treasury 10 meet Its
obligations liz n said that thls money. due 10
many persons, includes alrearaa.~ Tor rent.
mlntins aansie. uniforms. torches, banners. and
ufher raraIhosIaila Ut tie sstal .alsu. aud also
lneiMi.s IAns4es advanced Is iluas idnals for
missionary work In tic lhfsIsor vi this state,
No nsnlhers uI the Republican National Com
uitsse could 10 found Tonight In order To
throw light On the slots aient tirM bankrupt
condition. Tie ImGaoTs freely Circulated.
however anu no Republicans could hs discover
ID Who denied them. Dwight Lawrence stated
tonight that the committee WAS tls0,ouo Ia
Aa}as
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where thoy crossed the Rio 0randc into
Mexico. Eegloston gave up the pursuit At
the river, as the reciprocal trcaty for tho
crossing OF troops has expired.
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Department Reports.

PATENTS.
Commissioner Of Patents Benjamin Butter
No. applications for patents received. ~, a4
Applications tor design patents recsived... l,Saa
Applications for reissue PATENTS received. IA
Applications tor registration trade marks. LOT.
Applications for registration labcls........ as
Total. N. s2a
Patents granted. including reissues and de-
signs. .................... ............. 2sss2-
Trade marks registered. sos
Labels registered. .................t..... ~
-
Total. ..................... ~. SIS
Patents withheld for non. payment fnal
Tees ssseas
Patents expired To- 3o
Reocpts. ali sources. ii. ias.4ss; IN increase OF
$4a.ass over the preceding year. Expenditures
excluding printing. ssoi .sls. surplus. e2atols.
Increase dur NJ 1854 over the number Of Appli-
Ing the preceding year. 3n-s. The number Of
applications awaiting action by the office June
80 1851. was a.isf. an increase Of s.0e7 over the
accumulated applications NJ the end Of the pre-
ceding year.
NAVAL.
The annual report of Rear Admiral Nichols,
Chief OF the bureau OF Yards and Docks, has
been submitted Estimates fol Mare Island
lard for the fiscal year ls~s. t9ss.aia Respect
ing them Admiral Nichols says they reem large,
but when the importance Of this yard II oonsid-
cred al present and what it's importance will be
in the future. when the navy shall lie
restored even in part to It's former magnitude.
the estimates Will not seen 10 extrsvagant.
TREASURY.
The annual report of Judge Lawrence. First
Comptroller Of the Treasury. has bern submitted
10 the Secretary OF the Treasury. The number
OF vouchers examined and certified during the
year was s.ssa.s.a, and involved the sum Of
l2aa3. u53, 3sa
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Official vote Of North Carolina:
Cleveland, H2,@ 5; Elaine, l.h,0ls; II.
John. AS.
Returns to the Secretary OF State
show tie vote in Georgia To he: Cleveland
1885,: Llaine i;,"bi; Butler les; st.
1aIn LII
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Tho nsc NJ the term
"N,ts51rt I - ;" ~ s,.,ss ..>s>~.
n n II h ihe corporate
l,snN III Il e. a. rnadr
,uayeys an is,.a .i j,sst
wha: l. rttatli nj l,y tho
Hasel'n- rehl Ca short
Line, /, aiss Time aas. Ito
lest - atss Iasaa slasians
isaeti b. the GREATEST rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-12
ADRIAN IL. MULLER, AUctiOneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
VII lBLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
-, Rroad,vsv Maiden Lane Cedar, Pearl Beelrinn
~ sir and lilth sts. Also Interest in Piers u, ~,
Is and 20 East River and Farm IN Town
Of NOrthGeld staten Island

ADRIAN H MULLER & SON viii sell at auction on
uf1FsDlY MAY 10 1884, at II O'Clock at the txehange
SaesrOom No Ill Broadway n Y. by order OF ~ -
POOSF~V III and JAMES K Oracle EXECUTORS OF
RROh WAN-J-stOry BILE front store and lot No 14f
Broadway side, between Bleecker and AnAy s's1
256lax75 feet ON ,.,.,., -. .,.
brek and ron front building and lot MOB 80 81 ami "a MAIDEN
Gane RUNNING through and fronting on Ceiarst nos
eDd II Cedarst occupied ~ LOndoa and MancheseI
having frontage OF % Ieet lnCiTs On
Maiden Lane 10 inches CedaTst by about 100 e'
IL depth. ,-.rs,-,.. 80 10. W
~ laf 13 feet 1876 rear, by about 81 tlet
KNAN-sT-Ihe 4-st0ry brick building ana lot NOS
I0e aud 100 Beekmanst north side between Peail ana
G.r having frontage 50 feet inches on Beck man
al bv an depth OF 2 feet -, -, -. " ooo
IS 2story brick stable and l0t no ~
West south side between 7th and 9th sVeS ot ~
BY 81 feet - . -. ~. -, ..oo, hro,v,. e+o,e front
2Oth-st south SIDE between biOau
way 4th-ave.; lot % by W toes
ALSO
Al right title ana interest Theodore Roosevelt IN
oANDlO EAST RIVER, beng III the proportion OF 81 ee'
Airight title interest of Theodore Roosevelt in PIERS
6AN 20 EAST RIVER being IN the proportion OF - iee
3 inches 10 pa feet o inchee: 90
TOWN OF NoRTHFIELD RlCHMoNPpGC co. Si ids,S
ISIANDFarm about ~ acres on TIE puDc roah Leaning
from the New Blazing star Ferry 20 Port ftcbrnono
For maps and full particulars apply 10 the aueuOheef' NJ
Pine-st
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DECEIVER'S SALE
OF THE
DELAWARE ROLLING MILL,
Al PHILLTPsBURG. y. ].

A
v order Chancellor Of the state oil NeWJersey e
1,eaware Rolling MIL fixed Machinery. Engines, Boilers all
tools everything apprtaning TO the mlu' Win ioI
10, 81 rorna This mill is well furnished with the ioqulsite
appliances for prod sixty enty tons OF finished IRON
ner av has siding from Pennsy vania Railroad Car dump
Cor coal stables and storage rooms scales ana dwelling
tonse Sod free and clear OF circumference whatever On
WEDNESDAY. MAY a. 1884.
ct o'clock p m- the premises at Phlhpsourg for
further information apply TO .-so, -
SAMUEL B HUEY SO south Ihird-stg Phiade p4la, IA
ROBERT II. HINCkLEY 2O4 south fiith-se, fh-la- IA
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Qurtion Sales OF Rea! gstats.
DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE.

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE.
VALUABLE CITY AND GOVT TRY PROPERTY,
To close the estate OF JOHN HAGaEltiI ueceaseu'
order OF the mnistTatOr,
A II. MULLER 8. SON
SalesrOcu II BrOadwayNeN- ORR
On THU Rs DAY. MAY To- at IL N
Entire block of land bounded by Tenth and 81 NlcAoas
ees I5Oth and 18th sts with the buildings thereon
sly lots on S9ths and ots oothsL 1OO IeeI eat VI
Avenue b. ,,-,-..,- -. ,-,-o.a soia
che counrv seat WhtestOne Long Island know" as spring
adfu'ng the late John d. Locke b"ut
Win Water front OF 100 Ieet
"n "eeP " W MARTIE & SMITH, 50 Waist
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DressmaklnJ.

A DVFRTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE hECElV ca-oc Al thirty
49, - 1nttl o D. m ard S05 West Twenty thirdst corner
FOurteenhst corner mon s9aaaIes
1ca Tbirdaye corner Forty seyeDtbsti Nos a Lhllu
aye near sxfleth.st and al the HARLEM OfFlch- q
T1d ave corner OnehundTelandtHenty up ~
q n m at ne guar Office rates.
DRFSSN Who is stylish, prompt ana
reasonable wishes few customers by daY 9f Neek
Address RELIABLY tribune Uptown once Loo . way
nRESSMAKER.-By a trst-class litter ana
d-anar. thorons INV experienced wants lev n0re gu
aoemenis by The day best references Address M IT'D
me Uptown Once, 1888 broadway
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, 000 Rolls of choice China mattings clos.
ANDREW LESTER & Co.. 7s4 Broadway
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filming
Business Chances.

ANOLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURER
n Of ladies' garments selling the best city and outside
ae Wishing ses 10 sell his business when pa
ron 81 900 500 900 yearly oft capital req site from
st - " BONA FiDE,
~IDio'' Box 20 Tribune Office
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DARKEEPER.-By n young man with hr't-
- ciass references trom late employer c WTk pcr -
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G.tun,lous fOlllco-- Ml.es.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
\ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED Al LIs
TrDfCXT y OFFTCEs No. l2.3 broadway. corner luufy
Gr.t nnti D NJ and 300 West Twenty u rsi corner
t,bfhs We No b. Fast Fourtseuthsi. corner mon SQUARE
40 Tbrtave correr Forty .eventh-st Nos Low Third.
ave near slxeih It, and N tie HARLEM uFflt O. y ~
THIRD corner one hundi einu wv Nlt"f ~ ~
y. m. at re-ular odlce rates
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6iiuatlons Uanteo--fema!es.

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
n ASSOCIATION.
Chartered by the state Of Sea-YOrkD
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Gin 11roprrtp 90 Get.

"A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE MN
~ YORK Tribune WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
1-PIOWN OFFICES, NO l,23s Broadway. corner Thirty
80 a. untii q n m and sos -thrsi. corner
o. FOurteeuhst corner MON SQUARE
Ihri.ave. FOTty-Seventhsti Nos LOO ailiN
ave near Sxiieth.st and az the HARLEM OttlCE = w
third ave corner Observation-Disclosures entynf up 70
: 70. m. al regular Office rates.
mo TFT,-FTLLY FURNISHED or IN
FURNISHED with immediate possession the l0uI-stoY'
hsh stOOp browDst0ne house 81 West Dust, punniHs
perfect order Apply on premises aiU Al
Madison corner 5Otb-st
TJNO TET-33 West 45th-st. near 5th-ave.,
4st,ry brownstone high stop immediate posses
sion open u TO 8.
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Business pruuertp for Sale ana % fet.

DESIRABLE OFFICES to let, large andsmall,
IL safs Deposit Companys elegant trepIooi
bu1dinc and 42d-st one whole floor Tor ren
spenfs light and ventilation will be parttioned 10 SUIT
tenant Inquire at Companys Office on premises
nor RENTING adjoining factories, with
stoebonse etc az $40 Pinest. all conveuicnces. Has
been used as wholesale furniture mandatory They are
snpDled with ample power suit business; viii rent
whole OF part Possession July lst .-.-
4iG Wanut-st. Philadelphia.
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BroOklpu prOpertn for Sale ann % Eet

A BROOKLYN HOUSE, free and clear, cash
"A value IS. 600, 10 exchange FOR Iowa lands. ,.
rutland q WHITING. . Beekman-st
FCHF THREE-STORY and basement brick
4 house 872 sste-st, containing IL rooms al improve
order, opposite st Peters Epl7co
Church the most desirable negnbJrhood in the CITY within
Of Wall and Fulton Ferries 10 0e-
siraDle tenant vii be rented for $500 Apply at
3-4 State-st. doors from Bonc-su
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ITO LET OR LEASE.

SPACIOUS BUILDING on BROADWAY
northeast corner BOndst recently occupied nv BROOKS
rother the entire building gOxl40 feet be
secured OF will divided suit tenants. Apply TO
H0RACS-s Ely. NJ ;! Pines
ITO LET.-StOres, lofts and offices IN Fulton,
4 Beesman Nassau, Ann, Gold William, Pear, jacob
Jun" anu "'''i rutland & WHITING Beekmsn-st.
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Gonmtrp properin for Sale anN 60 fst
a PARE OPPORTUNITY to secure a home

A RAKE OI1OR l NJ w StNuA, i-'It.
n combining city and country ADVANTAGES hlgh s'e VIII
magnihcent outlook profusion 81 fruits anu mowers @
J 10 ty 100 trains per day hOnse large
noGous and welbuit comprising All me reqnreme us
81 rstcass residence ample grounds neghDOrh001
unsurpassed viii be sold at great oaTn a. applied io ai
once or If disposed OF by April 20 weld rent 70 gou
tenant with privilege OF purchase For permit 70 Sc inc
property apply II. DENISON, Tribune Omcewhere PIC
fure may be
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BEACH HAVEN. Y. ].
FIRST SEASON OPENS JUNE l3.

Entirely and elegant; the best the Atlantic Coast
capacity BOO For PARTICULAR address - . , . 49,.
GEORGE W. hATTLLLE Proprietor
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DURCHASER.-A young lady of refined taste
shes 10 do purohAainx Outof town psfties AZ or
A. carefully promptly exscntnd for reissSne.a
and address address FOX week. BU LIZ rrcune oSs
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WEST END HOTEL
Cottages and Restaurant
LONG BRANCH. y. j.
Cottages and Restaurant Open June ?.
Hotel and Sea-Water Baths open June 81.

Most the hot have been entirely rofnr
nishcd. ROLLER KArING RINK l-9Ko0 ttsJ, which
viii also De used asa BALL and CONCERT ROO W. AMI "A
LADIES' d LLIARDROOM IN course Of construction
the 10 h.. GROUNDS TIE HOTEL STABLE wa
uHuI, under the charge Of RfEHSON & BROWN, Oh
the NFW-NOEK CAB co.
NEW-YDHk-OFFItE =, ~, r,1.rr
81 BroahNaV RlOm IL. ~. M TIl4lINI-I 1 ~.
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G., u. 4 Vs1NG9 F-FUa N n
We viii buy or the right 10 aubacrle 10 ID" ne" Issue
NJ chicago BURLINGTON Quincy RmlrlAd ot'cE;.o
VI ONo-7'' CHARLES HEAD 81 co.
Mills building, Il BIoad-st first foor y. !.
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EaEE De WIGHT,

LAWRENCE station. LONG ISLAND
The OSBORN HOUSE Is cottages attached VIII open
Engagements made cottages cottage
fate. rooms .l The hotel. Address v. FISH,
Office Uf he L. iglt Co., 10 broadway
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-29

0IBo'h Of our excellent Gouring mill'
are running fail fime nos. and Mr. ke-.
ner !. Averaging <hippin< shout ca
load 81 wheat DAY. This shows thai
<hrre = wheat enough RACED IN shi~ 70
<a'ity Tor another Esod snerchant mill ~
Jasper. srd she fart that eachcf err mill
1aye ~ s<tiFe dem sni Ter their lou
<hew- the good qsaisty Of their manu-
1sciurr. a.6 ne capabilities - baboi'
coutfy whr1f-
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Nxun,vD. August 2sfn, sse4. ~ Rev
FideIis Nsute. q. :. n. Mr.. MorroS
ALrxAxprR and Miss Aa~E~ SEHngR-
snssn. daughter Of Jordan Sermersheim'
The CorelFR conKratnIates this yonae
ronple on their snspicioUs union. The
fair Young bride. as hostess ~ hes
fathers house for several years. wcr fos
herself Tho highfN ereoninms ~ = kill
tuI hon @ckaeper, and we predict for them
= lie 81 pleasure anil succe<S Ia the new
dhfies now assumed 50 solemnlv. A
number n their friends rendered Them 4
reception a. Mr.. Jos. I.echner's IN ths
afternoon. where music aud dancinl
helped 70 enIiven the honrs- May they
live long ana prosper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-29

1honsands have heen rrved ~ duml
|asne. hiliom@ Disorders isnndice. dvs.
Ipepsia and ~ diseases n the liver. .lood
and STOMACH. whom m other remedie'
have fai'ed. ~ nsipg Prof. Guilmcfte''
French liver PAD. which i q,,ick and
|perma nent cnrc for those disorders. Al
vonr 7ruggist for nc great rercdv. and
take W osher. aud n ne docs not keen !
send &ihs IN lesfcr 10 The French vaf
Co.. Toledo. o.. and receive one By mai
postpaid. Call on Mehringer Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-29

Me<<rs. MehriDxcr Bros. are a.
ways alive ~ their business- and spare
% pains 70 secure the best IS every art1-
Gle ~ <teir lire. They have secared the
agency Tor che celebrated Dr. Hinge
New discovery for CONSUMPTION. The
orly certain cure known for Consump-
tion. Coughs. Cold. IIoar-eRess, Asthma
Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Or any affection
|of tie Throat Sr Ilung<. eoic - posi-
tive xusrantee. Trial Bottles free. Reg
ular sixe 81 -. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-29

NV SnoK >mnr--Mr. ). Il. Sahm ~
c-ened cine -hop IN Mr.. kuNkeI'.
building. NORTH Main street. la<per. and
viii m>kc sSd repair ~ kinds 81 hoos-
and Shoes. he euarsntess satisfaction
- - quality and -tyic ~ his work. and
soicit- trial ~ e<eryt,e,iy- w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-29

0CxDAy ScHooL CkLEnExI1ox. ~ eth'
~ Sunday School. 81 Madison township,
has celebrsfioa and easket picnic q
The Bethel church On Sept. 9Th. They
have invited ~ neishber!ng Sunday
Schools % participate, and . pleasant
tire u a0ticipaled.