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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-09
PROGRAMME.
The Coolest Winter.

Editor Ketchum of the Mackinac de-
partment of the st. IgHace Republican
responded to the request of Capt. BOuch-
ard to look up the weather record at
Fort Mackinae and gives the result as
follows:
Pm disposed to inform Capt. Ed.
Bouchard, in relation to his query in
the NORTHERN TRIBUNE Of last week,
that in response to a request Col. G.. X.
Brady, commanding Fort Mackinac,
furnished me with transcript of the
Official record of temperature at the Fort
for the winter of 1915 and 1sS4.5 taken
at Z a. m. daily: In 1915 the mercury
was below zero between Dec. LIST and
April 1st, two days in December; ten
days in January: sixteen days in Febru-
airy. and four days in March making a
total Of 32 zero days for that winter.
In 1SS4-5: Two days in December; eleven
days In January; twelve days In Febru-
airy, and ten days in March. making a
total of 35 zero days in that winter. The
coolest day at the houl of observation
in 1876 was on Feb. 9th, when it was "a
degrees below zero; and on Jan. Goth,
and Feb. 18th. 1885, it was 20 degrees
below zero.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-04-09
WORDS OF WISDOM.

Mrs. Wilson would announce to the
ladies of ChebOygan and vicinity that
she is prepared to do hair work in all
styles. Having had several years. expe-
rience, and thoroughly understanding
the business. she feels assured Of giving
satisfaction, and would solicit their pa
trOnage. Rooms in Backus block second
door upstairs.
Dr's. Hill & Mason wish to inform the
farmers that they will take produce as
payment for Dental work. they extract
teeth without pain. Office opposite Ben
net block, Hain street, ChebOygap.
Four feet hard wood for sale at w. &
A. McArthur's dock at So rs per cord and
eighteen inch wood at 81 so per cord.
Fresh butter received four times a
week at Frawley q Browns.
The choicest vegetables in the market
on every boat, at Frawley & Browns,
Where did you got that good butter,
Mrs Chairman? AT Frawley 81 Browns,
dear me its too too.
Fresh eggs four times a week at Fraw-
lev & Browns.
Everybody says that Frawley &
Browns butter is so delicious.
Blank bills of lading, for lumber
shippers for sale at the TRIBUNE job Of
fee.
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INSTRUMENTATION.

A very quiet wedding took place last
evening on the east side at the residence
OF the brides parents. the most deeply
interested parties being Mr. John Bench
or and Miss Nettie Hamilton, the princi-
pals in the ceremony. Frank McIntire
served as grO0msman, and Miss Libbie,
sister of the bride, as bridesmaid. Rev.
NOrthrup tied the knot that made the
twain one. Only few Of the more I'M.
innate friends of the happy couple were
present. The presents were handsome.
valuable and useful. A bonntiful and
elegant supper was served. Both are
among our best kaOwn young people,
Mr.. Boucher having been in the employ
of the late firm of Post & VanArsdale for
some time and continues with the pres
snt firm of Post & Mills. The bride il
one Of our most popular Young ladies,
and the couple Start out with the best
wishes of hosts of friends for their flu
ture happiness and prosperity. The TRI-
BUNE joins in hoping that their welded
life may be filed with sunshine.
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THE CITY.

A concert IL In preparation to be given
for the benefit Of the M. f. church
Friday evening of next week: Full
PARTICULARS given next issue.
Geo. G. Ketchum, editor Mackinac de-
partmsnt in the st. Igoacs Republican
says: --latest adyicss inform us that
the reported death of Capt. Thomas
Sharp, 18th U. s. Infantry. was without
foundation. The truth ssems to be that
in cleaning his revolver it was accident
ally discharged, wounding the Captain
In the hand. No serious results are an
tieiPatsd. We are very glad to be able
to correct this false statement"
We are in receipt of a circular which
sta les that the business heretofore car
ried on by the late Thompson Smith Mt
Duncan City and which terminated by
his death Dec. 9th, 1884 has been re,or-
ganized by Ephraim Smith, Egbert A..
Smith, Elizabeth Smith and Elmina M.
McDoneugh under the firm name OF
Thompson Smiths Sons. Messrs Eph.
rain and Egbsrt A. Smith who have
been connected with the business for
number of years will have the manage
meht of the business and we have no
doubt will carry it on as successfully as
their reyered father did in the past.
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Notice

Is hereby given to all parties indebted to the
late firm of Post Il VanArsdale to please call
and settle their accounts within the next sixty
days. j. j. POST.
Cheboygan, Mich, March II. 1856.
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Parish Meeting.

The usual Easter Monday meeting Of
the Congregation of st. James Parish
was held in the church on the evening
of the 9Th inst. The Rector and Treas
urer presented their annual reports.
Msssrs VIM. Macarthur. S. s. Eddy, VIM.
E. Philips, Vim. E. Smythe, George N.
Case. Vim. Crane, Vim. II. Scott and s..
II. Taylor were elected vestrymea for
the ensuing year.
On the adjournment of the Parish
meeting the newly elected vestry met
and organized; elseting S. s. Eddy, Sea-
ior Warden; VIM. 4. Philips, Junior War
den and Samuel H. Taylor, Secretary
and Treasurer.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MICH,
April 4th lS0h

LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MICH,
April 4th, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Clerk OF Cheboygan county, at Chebovgan,
Mich, on May ed, 1885, viz John f., Schiller,
homestead app: No. 1910. for the n "a Of sw "a
and Sc a OF NV 4 sec At ~ n, r3 w. He names
the following witnesses to prove his continu-
Gus residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: william Peak, OF Cheboygan l. o,
crank Johnson, of Chebovgan p o, Charles
Stevenson, of Chebeygan .. James Ball, of
Mackinaw City %.
NATHANIEL CLARK,
Register.
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Solid Sense Facts (!
- A TRUTHFUL APPEAL
SENSIBLE AND SAVING PE0PLEl

In appealing for patronage the advertiser
is often tempted into making statements
that contain more brag than truth. This is
style WERTHEIMER Bros, One Price
Clothing House, are very careful to avoid.
Wild and untruthful advertising prevents
healthy growth in business. AS we have
large and constantly growing trade it is to
our interest to announce nothing but SOLID
FACTS. The fact stands ON record that the
hard working steady growing, unpretenti-
GUS WERTHEIMER Bros. are underselling
every other establishment. Sharp buying
and low expenses enable us to offer extra
ordinary bargains at all times. ALI our
goods are
go MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES~Esd
and as we mark them at the lowest possible
price we will not, under any circumstances,
take one cent less for them than the mark
ed price. We cheerfully refund money if
goods purchased from us do not suit. 1t
matters not to us whether the objection
comes from the purchaser, his wife, his
mother, or his sweetheart. 1t is this hon
orable, upright course that is daily winning
us popularity. If you want to buy where
you can obtain genuine bargains and be
guaranteed satisfaction you'll not pass us by.
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AUDITOR ENERAL's OFFICE, /,
Lansing, Mich. ApriI 2. 1919

Notice is hereby given that certain lands in
Cheboygan county, which have been bid OF i'm
the name of the state, as provided by section
63 of Act No. 0, Laws OF 1882. and which have
not been sold by the State, will be sold ut pub.
lie auction by the Treasurer Of said County, at
tax sale, on the FIRST Monday OF May, 1885, as
provided by Sections Oh and 81 OF the A ct above
mentioned A statement OF the lands to be so
sold can he cen at the Office of the County
Treasurer. VIM. G. STEVENS,
Auditor General
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7. e. DeGOWIN,
Is the Man to
BUY YOUR GROCERIES OF f!
And Don't You Forget 1t,

sB@The live grocerymen of Che
boygan have come and gone, but De-
Gown is at his new, reliable stand
selling goods cheaper than anyone
else dare to sell. Call and get prices
and quality that can't be beat.
DEGowIN has struck it quite right at last,
Down goes the prices and in comes the cash.
Some grocerymen cry out TITS fraud and a
cheat"
Because my low prices they never can beat.
But let them cry out and whimper and whine
My goods are all paid for, of course they are
mine.
bought them quite right, and this you will
know,
Or never could sell them at prices so low.
Some say Pll be bankrupt, but that's not fact;
never wanted the benefit OF any such act.
Dollar for dollar I always have paid,
And never had dollar but honestly made.
pay no high rent, nor drive fancy rigs;
Can make good living with profits not big.
Five years have labored right in this same
town,
hus.paid for my store and goods now on hand.
For all these past favors thank you kind
friends;
am not Of the sort that only pretends,
But will sell you Groceries so cheap and so
cheap,
hat no mortal in town in prices can beat
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The Only Place that you can buy
A fine all wool Suit for $500.
The Only Place that you can buy
A fine Scotch-C Cashmere Suit at $6.75,
worth $1,000.
The Only Place that you buy
Imported Worsted Suits at $1,000.
The Only Place that you buy
All wool Pants for $780,
The Only Place that You can buy
Children's half wool Suits at $1.5O.
The Only Place that Sells
Boys Pants at 60 Cents.
The Only Place that Sells
Boys Hats at % Cents.
The Only Place that Sells
pairs wool Socks for SO Cents
The Only Place that Sells
A White Shirt Qaundried) for % Cts
The Only Place that is bound to have your
patronage, and feels sure if you only call
and inspect you will purchase at
WERTHEIM1IER BROS,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS.
Main St.. Opposite A. P. Newton's.
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Stra.yed.

Came into my enclosure, last fall, n heifer.
The owner will please call, prove ownership,
ana pay charges
FRANK STEMKOwSKE.
Riggsville.
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Musicale.

Under the auspices of the Ladies of
the Congregational church, on Friday
evening, April 10th at the residence of
II. A. Blake.
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Store for Rent.
Farm TO Rent.

shares his farm for term of two or three
years. The farm is situated miles from Che
boygan, between 80 and 20 acres improved, and
can be cultivated by machinery. From IL to
ID acres of winter wheat now in. For partic-
ulars address ARTHUR BYRNES,
1t Cheboygan, Mich.
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For Sale.

190 acres Of good farming land situated with
In one hair mile from Mullet Lake Station.
Apply to SAMUEL ii. TAYLOR, Agent.
Gerow Block Cheboygan Mich
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

EyIf western people want 70 b 70
lieved OF hard times they must unite
against Republicans, like Sherman and
Harrison, and Democrsta like Cleveland.
Bayard and Manning. 70 AVE the des.
truction or what u left Of the greenback
and the demonstration Of oil.
ver. Already this Administration has
retired one-fourth Of the greenbscka
without any authority Of law -as may
Be seen BY tho Sept. statement Of The
National debt. and ore carrying nobody
knows how much ~ the subsidiary
coin, without counting Il - cash % the
treasury. Look out, debtoss, o. you'll
feel something drop heavy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Columbia ChaPacteP Cnlllngs.
The people % Old Columbia ere tired
NJ barring The hurdono % orlmee ofoths
erp. Two o. che I4oovoe vero oltiuDns
81 Colombia, bit The murder tAoy conn.,
thor ThNa. PoeeA Randall Gorilla, - thels
Ind wives lived n oar toUuehlp.
Thoe. pAgeOoa the musderors aad
George ~. Tabor. che murdered. both
lived u Columbla. but Ne murder wAs
oom0iesed q Knoxville. HaPblson lovE.
chip. TIKI tnWNahip has not rot . -
looa IN h. lee trpe d. Llue keeps Z
drug seove. seN lIsniel N. keeps Eellpse
|blttsrs-bss you know shls q l6s shs sick
yet W notice sooo that ~ : great deal
woess smlcled anse shsy eaks the ned
|Iclnes. Uock end Dna mya lhls b the
tault % their pelisnts -ea1sed BY takiDG
too biz Z DOE. The too Wen Blll Wal
|teFs killed Wers both Of Orange eouaty,
and 90 Wao Bal. B3ll vas o0eo : roo-
|ldent ~ Colu0bla. bot he Only man ~
Injured here Was he one ~ ohoe n III
leg, and The ~ ~ accident. Bill ~
rot home and Welghs - -blG enough
10 kill thru net next tlDoI
Ne bear = ru0ogod ekat Willard
Cav haa got baek Wilh his elseus. Thil
y Ill boah he nevsr Waa contested wltl
3 show 0fsny kind. willard and Viz
VEN going 20 accompany Preacher r.
|kee 10 Association u riks eouuty
crippled girl. daughter ~ Dsacos Phil
|ips. wanted 20 %. Mr. and Mrs. Ove
took The cripple With them and eago(
for her. That b I'll.
The regular Daptiss church was re9
Presented q the drunksn pleuIc hsld .
KuoxvilIs lase ooeueday nighl on
Colum biz sDd ~ BapSiss wun hold
their Own vjthous belag charged wisl
|any uors tAan they ars guilty o. III
Iboys o. Columbia aro ablo 70 carry on
piseol oaeh. aod soOe hsvo two O tAroe
" would like 70 tnoW what or erin
liDal lAW Grand jury. asd rroeseutinl
Attorney = doing thas they never VI
lie %.
Rev. John Chsvuss sad wiz ass Vie
lifting frissds u this locality. We ha<
the pleasssD - giving them dinner las
Thavsday, and q enjoying eo0e tim
lin sonvsssaeion Viii then. Jchs
prosd Min Wils. bit Judging from be
~oppoasanes any nan should y proud .
Isuch : ljlo oompou1on.
We ~ rid 70 lsasS. aftss i've week.
loag ond severe slckneea, 0ranvtll
Elklns y gaining health end strength.
4 CoLunBlAS fDIsnD.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

BAD SPoRr.-A party Of young folks
from Hontingburg II Il eaid piled : lo'
Of ties on the r. r. track about . mile
north Of that town Sunday last. The
engineer Of tie up train discovered The
obstruction IL time 70 stop his train, OF
there would have been : serious accident
Such pranks may cost their perpetratori
dearly II e can b certainly proven on
them. IL 10 laid TO the young folks. bu'
We wouldn't b surprised II Il was done
by some one whose stock bee been killed
BY = train, and not paid for BY The com
pany. II owesn nearly every owner along
it, lire for stock killed during tvo year
past, and = terrible vengeance u likely q
Be taken some day. IL The company
should Be the only D % sufEer people
generally wouldn't consider 4 much
wrong, either.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

A ban CAsr % RAnIss-sAn Oh
Citlsens In lssl woek'o Argus has ~
identity been badly blslsn -eithes BY .
mad canine, o. By The worm o. no sill
and q Ia danger o. hurting himself
write slsalghl Poos lblowi deae pup
pyi ~ pity yoa uoat come beRevo.
lent neighhor arplys mad aeone bssosc
he takes spasmsl He eays The Coorlfs
'hAaelv - isreprcsented" The syging Of
Hon. y. y. Carter u ireland f0e making
temperance specehs and thon g0es On
and admits all the Courier MID 20 b true.
excspt the knocking oue : lantern from
uev. Gul's handB. Ne have sluce learned
Il Was not : lantern bnt Z lamp with
which me school room vas ne ~. We
supp0eo The ''baae" part eoucs 10 u ME.
taking Z laRp llght ebe . lantern. All
right " plead guilty. I'm Will ave or
friend from spaams
This sOld citisru" eould poe ~ very
|cld one. ar else he could remember the
prohibition pvlnciplea Of ceStaia Repuh-
Iicans OF that nelghboEhood which Ded 10
the tearing down Of JOe vincento saloon,
the destvuctios 300 and bsrning anoth-
|er time o. f3ogan'A snd the burning 81
Caves "drug store beeeuse u ~
Thought hepold too muoh Bitten. 'sAo-
|nons speak loudev than wordaS unlesl
IN "old cstisen~ utters the Wosds. end
then hires cone eoys 70 DO tAe active
part.
sOld citiusus utters > vils slandes
however. which ought 90 have made biz
whole frame shuddsF With shame, - In
decd, bic repeated violations Of law have
|nos made shame ~ impoNibility with
him. When b says he CoUBInn has evel
|glorIed II sluvring ireland. o. rejecting
On the good name OF Any Of her ciltsens
lOn the contrary W havb alwsys takes
pride II their energy. eOterprtso and H.
ltelliReueo, end Pobuked The feel opjrit O
: degraded fbw, Who. like .Old Ctisen,
womb encourage o. prompt ensh -
laW fnl and disgraesful acts - the oggin(
oe NJ. Carter Tor differing With them II
sentiment, o. mobbiug and burning
houses became Of petty spttee. 6ucl
Iactions aeo relies 81 sevagery and th'
dark ageo. and ll become - eaIlghteD
"a community anywhere, and sever hil
II not followed speedily By puslshmeat
TO injurs ths prosperity, 1naselally en-
morally. 81 any community. II SOt
C1tissa" ovss any real estate u d!
dneighboshood ~ Ireland. 10 would 0nd
should be Try TO ell L. that Ill soeh VIC
lIations Of Law detraet from lts eommer
Icisl value. end such slabders - be inter
against the CoUBl1a oaly hurt he ow'
bead.
:. 10 hIs guess = - or oorsespOndeu
be 10 - fAr soGr = IN the rest Of bic q
r|ticla. The correspondent be- alway
! been On admirer aud co1sisteat s0pports
OF the Republican party-Which Ne hav
Iofteu regretted, Bot r~eeogHinsd 49, p
/. ~litieal right
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erARvKD HERSELF 70 DEArH.-Word
came 70 Jssper Sunday last that Aiss
kargaret Lori. . maiden lady about -
year. old. who Vas keeping h0uee for
her father about i've miles out % the
New Albany rood, had starved herself 70
death. She had been living 10 Louie
willie this summer, but came home : lev
weeks ago. and since her return had -.
fused TO eat anything, and died IN about
two weeks. She Va buried Monday n
g. Joseph's graveyard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

lkARnsAes LCsnsns. Tn following
Ilcensee have boen lseuod ~ Clerk
6chuhmacher tht ~oek:
Frank OhliRgcr and Roaina Wosrter.
Henry Moenkhaus and Emma Hide
brandt.
Chss. y. PfsiSsr and Lcuisa Muller.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

u made on the Airline. lust think Tor
. moment, what's wonder. such speed
without IN accident. FivrY-vrvE miles
In four hours only. That time IS made
almost daily by The coal end mail train
that arrived q jasper, precisely between
. and IL o'clock :. q. That train runs
from Evansville % Huulingberg n two
hours end 20 miDutes, : distance Of
f~ovty-eight miles, then Il requires only
two hours In addition 70 20 he remain
Ing Z miles -eaysa commercial traveller.
On this part OF The road . : The
flights q Ross Bank. for forty.6ve min.
utes you can gAso q monssee mud turs
tleA t0ads, -, Or ponder over he
|intelligsoos o. the father Of sucl. : run,
bic experience appear 70 have been
reaped In leSo going aerosst the plains,
when the motive power Of Trains Was
|providod with horns. KnowIedge q
power, but : certaln kind Of power on.
en- proves very troocherous, and disolo.
- : vest amount q Ignorance.
ABnoAD.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

~Mssy 16fgee lhAe the haiF end
scalp BOD cleasslng = we'll - the hsnds
ana -. Exssssivs s. q Ayeris Hsir
vlgos ~ proven thae & y The best
.|clssoslng agest - Ne haiP-thee 4
|prsvsats - veil - ss0oves dandvu6,
|eools snd soothse the'scalp. and etIm.
ulstss ths Aair y renewed growth ed
beauty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

~Advertislng - ths lever that
moves the money out 81 customers, peck
ets, end the best bargains are always 70
b he'd from thoee who nee business
methods % attroct customers. Remem-
her he busiuese men Who BY advevus-
lng * your patronage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

DEnocRAfIc LEADERs. The EvaDs.
Vile Courier 10 getting : good deal Of
extensive advertising By setting Up .
theory or Democratic Leadership II In
diana, and then urging the overthrow
OF those whom Il styles minority lead
era II viii have hard work 70 per-
suade pemocrats generally thai servants
(not leaders,) Who have oerved the par
" and he country With The ability Of
Mcdonald ard Hendricks, should y
discharged for uutried men. They have
helped the party . o attain Victory in
Indiana numbers Of times n 8 yoass
past, and ere likely to Be called TO do %
again. We thought Dan VOORHEES,
should Re discharged when he o.,
half cooked, for : protective tari6 tax, 20
benefit ! few q the expense Of many,
but the majority IL the last Democratic
legislature didn't think %, and now thai
the silver question u TO b forced upon
Congress again b money shaPks Of thu
East, favored By Cleveland, We ere In.
clined to think that majority displayed
wisdom IN hiring him = . hand for stz
years longer, to battle against the MONEY
iords OF New York-Cleveland included
with his civil service reform radical ~
eally hnmbug.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Ofthe adult population Of the United
states - per cent. work for their living.
and OF tSesc, 81 per oonE ere agricultuF.
jsto and own their land.
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The long dssirsd nin he fallen ; fArm-
ers sre smiling and blowing for whest
Most Of them ID THE township sse drill
Ing their wheat 70 this ysaP with bone
dust. More drills and bone duet were
bought n this lsWnship tAis ysAs tAas
ever bseorD.
Wheat threshsng n ovss, oad lhsmsvs
are we'll satisAsd win ~ yisld, gsnsr-
Clover bulling h about over with, tn,
and more W. hulled than any year be-
fore. Our mryucra have at lest found
|out that raising clover psya while 4
|fertilises the coll.
Ferdinand = having sbcon II bald
ling THE season. NJ. henry Beckmsnn
10 putting the nnishing touches On very
Ihandsome and convenient dwelling.
HE hss torD The old one down and vii
put : large store building u ~ plaza
Also, M. John wilmss. or ne Tnak-
lin Flour Mills. bee : ReW snd nice
dwelling; Mrs- Sieve . dwelling: NJ.
=. Ohlinger : dwelling; Mr.. J. g.. Back
mann p putting up : very large bnlldinG
lsOs SsoE~ S<VtO 4 s1sSt. ~
1.-THE Ferdinand ronr MIL has maeerIals
ou sha ground and . kiln Of several hun
Idred thousand brick, 20 b used iu bull.
Iding : new mill; the second wing o. The
|conveut 0fthe Sisters Of 81. Benedict u
Icompleeed, ready FIR the roof; THE wing
|fncludes : chapel 90 By l0O fssG
a new Getty Brewery" has begus
business. NJ. John Gindsna and joseph
ALTMAN, psopriesors, and have brewed
some very good beer. Now We have
two breWeries, beer lovers need mt b
afraid Of drinking The town dry. Their
will b enough % hand y Quench thirs
&C I'll times.
NJ. y. n. Deckmanu be- opened : 6u(
stone quarry only half amlle from town
of the best building stone. Nisa erea
|~couvenieocs, - belbro W bad 70 hau
'lrock about three miles.
Mr.. n. Bronm ''smllsdr I'll over towl
end q everybody the other day, oil b
cause : young bas-keeper bad appssrs'
q biz house
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Mr.. Bell wnIet =

l(r. John A. Bush, Mr.. J. ~. Keiser,
Anthony Engslhard, conrsd 0eit1 3;
John Buttner. J. p. Hsuses.
Persons calling for any u the shove
letters viii please oay advertised u the
jasper Courier, snd give date.
I. w.gDKBDnAU. =. =.
Ocsobss oh 1895.