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Sharp County record., 1885-07-02

We subi0in a few extracts from the ad-
dress Of Gov. Hughes, delivered befor
the graduating class of the Arkansa,
Industrial University on the l2Jh ult
We regret that our limited space compels
rs to only give extracts, as the whole ad
dress is a succession Of gems of thought
not only showing the fact that the govern
or's soul is with the cause of education
and its Advancement, but that he is q man
of extraordinary erudition, of deep and
we'll balanced thought who is gifted with
the power Of pleasant plain and exceed
y eloquent delivery. Every rue Araar-
sian may justly feel proud of Gov s p
Hughes. The following extracts are ta
Ken from the Fayetteville Dsmocrs
which prints the address, in Gul.t
"Whiis man does no. possess the In
stinc5 ,ha guides hb brue h.d1es p -se,.
the higher, neblsr and G.dIEa etuihur
ofrsa-on-a capaciy for mint, an
endless Improvement taat stamps the 0u
with aae characteristics Of immortality.
Mans intellect Distinguishes hm from
The brute, and az a genera. rule, m pro-
rcrti9n to the education, the training
the mental end moral faculties and rh.
physical powers, is one man or woman
superior to another.
10 20 far as the mental end moral far
Jltes Of men are superior 10 his arima
nature, are the pleasures Of q cultivated
.n,5leo. and the practice Of virIue supe
ri1r 90 the e7anesce15 pleasures derived
from the qualification Of mere animal ap
Yetito~.
Tue education and culture are to a hu
man being more than The work of tie
scu pt1r is to the marble, ir not only de
TeIops, gives form and comlness. polish
and beauty, but it enIargeg and Increases
the power and excellence Of the tacui
ties by constant progression.
And this education and tTcining is tht
ever assisted by he practice OF virtue
by which man ia elevated and his condi
ton constantly made better.
How ine.timable are too blessings Of
thorough, correct education, by which !
mean the development, the leading forth
.he culture and training Of the mental and
moral faculiea and physical capabilities
combined.
In every condition, exalted or humble
n afuence or poverty at hume or abroad,
it's the best assurance Of raspectaJi'iry
usefulness aud success, and the suras. ba-
9is for happiness.
1t enables as to bear prosperity with
moderation. decencY and reGnement. aaa
to condenoe adversely with dignity and
rort;tude.
Wisdom and virtue ere said to be the
lIsprinc Of knowledge, and human hep-
piues3 to be founded upon wisdom and
virtue. Solomon says Of wisdom, Gold
and silver are not to be compared with it,
nor can it be purchased with jewels Of
ine gold again he says, take fast hold
Of instruction, let her not co. keep her
Ter she is thy life
. For the lack Of od1oatior
many great intelleets haYe been unknown
+nde7eloped and unconscious Of theil
7npower and ~tDacit7 for nso(ulns2e,"
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wv lIAa 5t ID z4sJ -
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u ID LAL-J Is sl.sy y 'e-lIJa
In 0haa0. 7a.-Ias s.I Lgr.ag a.7+.~~s.
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voted for Blaine last year. but he did not
tarrv az the polls. Disappointment IN
love is popularity supposed to have caused
him to secIude himself from the world
bu: nothing definite on :ai9 point Is
known.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-02

From the Pilot we learn that the Bates
vile Guard was sold last week to NJ. Y.
Todisman, a journalist from Memphis,
Tenn, who comes we'll recommended.
Whether the publication of the Guard is
to be continued was not announced; but
we trust that such is the case.
Sharp County record., 1885-07-02

~- p for working rcopi'. Send lJcts
81 AH Eanos.agp. and we will mail Egu
= - free q royal. ~J.uah0e 5wpia
baxof goods That will nur Won ia the "av
ofmakug more money I'D Jew glFf than
Won ever tnougr possible ar any business.
Uapi-al no.realirai. T3a can iFea. home
and work sn SPARE time only, or all the
time. AIl of both sexes, Of al ages, @"and-
iv succcgu5Ul. Scots I'D @5 easily armed
every evening. That all who wrHt work
may test the business. we make 5ni. Uupr
ailelrd offer. TO ul who are not well el.i--
fled we via send 81 to pay for tue Tuuhie
of writing us. FAN particulars, oirac ions.
etc.. cent free. Immense pay absoiai"iy
sir, f.r al who start af once. Don detaY.
Address Str son 81 Co.,. Portland, Maine.
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MORTGAGES, uFE"5. and ether
a'oT-ANFS, e 5--s h. pt t'ris-nH'"~
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Blank deeds and N ortgage5 for sale at
hRsCJEO J.i11
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Following 20 custom established some
years, the GAZETTE offers @ choice NUM-
Der OF good ana -ful books as wcming"
Uo its Weekly sUhsgibsJ8
For list Of premiums, address
THE CIZETTE,
Little Rock Ark.
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MARKETs IL TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

LONDON. July Is. noon.-Cousols, 100 3-l6.
p m.-The fall IN the price of consols to-
day on account OF the news from Afghanistan
was Isis. They opened at 100 s. Is and closed
at 9s7s.
6p. m.-The market at the Stock Exchange
at the close was panicky. Russian securities
were POS per cent. lower than the closing
price of last evening.
NEW ORLEANS. July 5-Exchange-New
York sight ~ 00tG2 Is per $1,000 premium,
bnker's sterling "a $50 premium.
NEW YORK, July is, noon.-Stocks active and
irregular. Money easy at per cent. Ex
ohange-long, "a 81; short, 81 50. State bonds
neglected. Government bonds dull but
firm.
$500 p. m.-Exchange. $4s4. Money closed
at l1a(Dl per cent. Sub-Tre9sury balances
Gold. 1856, 10000; currency, S2l, rs 900. Gov
eminent bonds dull and weak; four per cents,
l22; three per cents, 1922 bid. State bonds
neglected.
The stock market has been very active and
strong, especially for Vanderbilts, Lacka-
wanna, and graugers. Trading in st. Paul,
Lackawanna, Lake shore, New York Central
and Northwest amounted to 825, 800 shares out
OF total business of $4,000 shares. Lacka-
wanna and Nanderbilts attracted the greatest
attention and scored the greatest advance IN
prices. Instead of being feverlsh and irr5gu-
lar, as on yesterday, the stocks mentioned
moved steadily upward until Lackawanna
rose % per cent, New York Central 30, and
Lake Shore 39s, the highest prices being
reached shortly before O'Clock. At the same
time Pacific Mail was weak on a rumor that
the dividend would be passed, and also on ac-
cOuntOf the probabilities that the Australian
line would be taken off after November next.
The stock closed Is per cent. lower than last
evening. St. Paul also was about steady until
late in the afternoon, when it became very
strong. and closed with q net advance of -
per cent. Western Union was comparatively
quiet all day, selling only "a per cent. above
last evening and ending without change
Northwest rose rs per cent, % per cent, of
which was lost in the final quotation. The
markes closed weak at fractions below the
highest of the day. There were reports of
Russian advances upon Afghanistan, any
troubles, and allegations that Vanderbilt was
secretly buying large blocks of New York
Central. The follow ing are the closing quo
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wind e. light; fair.

Tybee, July Is, 30 NJ.
Wind e. light; fair.
New York, July I3-Arrived. schrs james
Hawthorn. Cheesboro. Fernandina; Nettie
Langdon, Bagley, do; Emma Briggs, Lewis,
Jacksonville.
Cleared, schrs ) Evans, Benson. Bruns-
wick, Ga; Z NJ Newins, Hawkins, Port Royal,
sc.
Antwerp, July 13-Arrived, bark Gustayo
ItGD, Castellano, Savannah.
Bremen. July l3-Arriyed, bark VIM Bate
man GER, Wiebe. Darien.
GFapgcmouth, July l3-Arrlved, bark Nor
manWk tNorl, Mortensen. Pensacola.
Isle of w ght, July l2-Passed, bark Thalas-
sa Ger, Jansen, Brunswick for London; 18th,
llolandia Dutch. Gruyt, do for Rotterdam,
latter has been reported as arrived at Rot
terdam, June 23.)
Liverpool, July ll-Arrived, ship KalliOpe
tNOr) Olsen, Pensacola; 18th. bark Jonsten
rms, Manners from, Pensacola; Otac Nike
Aus, Calafatoyich, do; Vesta Ger, Dorneth,
Daricn.
(Brl. Lindenstrauss, Darien.
Demerar4, june 20-Arrlved, schr Ahbie
Dunn, Gichrist, fern&udina.
North sydney. b, July l0-Sailcd, steam
ers Coventry (Br), Bacon; Ben fcnna fBrl,
Miles, from CoOsaW for United Kingdom.
Boston, July l3-Arriyed, schr Glover,
lngersoll, savannah.
Baltimore, July l3-ArriYed, bark julia A
Brown, chase, COOssw, S G.
Brunswick, July l3-Arrived at ST Simons
Mills, tar, Charles Plat, sharp, New York
10 load for no JhuetFO.
Friendship Me. July i3-Sailed previously,
bark Alice G. Dlcsermau, Cook. savannah.
Jacksonville, July l3-Arryed, schr Minnie
4 Gus.ie, French, New York.
Pensacoln, July l3- Cleared, bark Telemach
CSorj, Anderson, Leith.
Philadelphia, july l8-Cleared, schr + J
McManemy, Rogers. Doboy.
Delaware BreNkwBter, July l8- Passed M,
schr Charlotte r sibley, Bartlett, Brunswick
for Philadelphia.
vineyard Haven, July i2--Arrived, schr
Fraus Mcdonald. scull, Georgetown, S c, for
Boston and sailed 18Th.
Pensacola, july li-Arriyed, barr San Ma
zarro ltaU, Plco, Genoa.
salem. Macs, July tl-Arrived. schr William
a Richard, Perry, Boston, 10 load for Pot
Royal, s q.
kpaluchicola, July li-Arrived barks He
llos liiuaI, Lisring, Rio Jauciro; Enchantress
(Br) McCArt, Barbados.
cleared. schr Lizzie Carr, Brown, Proyi-
denco, Il /.
Charleston, July li-sailed, schr Elite Hall
Lister, George town, 5 &.
Beaufort, q, July n-Arrived at CoOsaw,
steamship John Morrison (Br).
Pert Royal. July l4-Arrived. stcamship
Gleuberyie Br). Philadelphia
Dnrcn. duly lA-Arryed, schr mary b
Hubbard. Hubbard. New York
Cicarets bark Union (NorI, G staalham,
Trieste.
New YORK. July i5-Arrived, Ameriaue.
Arrived out. Waeslnnd.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
KEY west July IA rehoonor bna arrived
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston ana savannah Railway
July 1910 bbls rosln. cars ice, 10 boxes to-
bacco, Is bbls spirits turpentine. % bags pea
nuts. % bars iron, % caddies tobacco, 10 axles,
springs, boxes mails, kegs shoes, l keg
brandy, 1 kegs VINE, case wine, l wagon,
and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
way, July 1872 cars lumber. cars wood. ISL
boxes vegetables, 46 bbls vegetables, % ca 8
melons, l car blocks, 1Ol bOls rosin. Z boxes
lemons, 264 bbls spirits tuFpentlne, 30 boxes
axes, 70 bales hides. 22 bales wool. cars cat
tie, bbls whisky, bbls eggs, bbls onions, 80
bales moss, hbls syrup, sacks wax, cars
wheels. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. July 1915 bbls rosin.
80 bbls spirits turpentine, oars lumber, car
melons, bale hides, bales wool, 224 or kegs
beer 10 hf hbls beer, 10 bags oats. 30 tics lard,
% bales domestics, 100 cases lard, 6 bbls apples
case candy, 10 bbls whisky, hf bbs whisky,
35S pcs clear, ! car box material, 90 kegs W
lead, rs bbls -four, 10 bbls onions, Is bbls mo-
lasses box sausage, 40 boxes tobacco. 10 pkgs
tobacco, III crates fruit. 204 baskets fruit.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16

Two years ago young Californian
married one OF the pretuest girls In New
York. They removed 10 Sacramento, Cal,
where the young man had relatives and
employment. and apparently lived happily
together. A few days ago, says the Union,
when the husband was leaving for his
daily work his wife went 10 the head Of
the stairway and gave him a linger-
ing kiss. When he arrived at the
foot Of the stairs she called 10 him 10 wait
moment. She ran down stairs and e.
throwing her arms lovingly around his
neck, eX laimed: Glow much / love
YOU" When he came home that evening
his wife had skipped for san Francisco
with another fellow. taking everything,
All their household goods, even his best
suit of clothes.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
July l6-Fordg Office, Ellis, II & Co, Fetzer II
S, Lee Rev Myers, K 4 Cheatham, l. Bell,
ii Myers u Bros, W Campbell, p O'ConnOr,
ID Canter & Bro, Savannah NJ z Co.
Per Central Railroad, July l5-FordG Agt,
Peacock. ii q Co, Nj Y Henderson, l. Putzel,
ID Bacon Il Co, Lee Roy Myers. II Sanders,
II Myers & Bros, Frank & %, est B Reedy,
II Ruwe, NJ Ferst & Co, Chess Carley Co, /
Haas j g Butler, j Thompson, Order, j
f Tietien, Epstein 4 w, L f Cheatham. Geo
Deter i Son, II Solomon i Son, NJ Doyle,
9 NJ Gilbert & Co. l Epstein 4 Bro a En-
glearth, S Guckenhelmer & son, c II Dorset,
Bendheim Bros & Co, NJ Fielding.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail-
way, july l5-Fordg ONCE. NJ Henderson.
Lowell u Son, A Enrich & Bro, Order, ID
Cox: J Collins & Co, II Myers h Bros, Rep
pard & Co. Lippman Bros, d Bacon 4 Co,
Lee Roy Myers, Lindsay & NJ, A II Champion,
II solomon & Son, D Y Dancy, Fretwell Il n,
McDoDough y Co, j X Clarke i Co, } II Hen
messy, Dale, w & Co. Holcombe, Il Co, r
LePage, Greenfield & B, j a Pearson. Robt
Schneider, Paul Decker. Graham & Fl. Ray
@, Miller, G V Hecker & Co, Weed & c,
Baldwin & Co, j 2 Williams, Ellis, II & Co
i Roberts, Peacock, IL y Co, w W Chisholm,
w jackson, w w Gordon 4 Co, l. Jones,
Warren Il A, Kennedy & Z.
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.
FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS
u. 4 V.

ROo
SDseiqI TO N0r'a6n0 Neaos.
NEW YORK, July -Peaches-Georgia, per
Graz O. 75caSl. Observation-Disclosures, per hun
dred $l5a22 Georgia. per hundred, $l5a24.
TOmatoes-Florida, per crate, 60ca$l 25; Geor-
gis. yer crate, 75ca$l ..
PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-Watermelons-
Georgia, per hundred. Sl6a22.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-romatoes Florida,
per crate, soc; Georgia, per crate. 75c; Nor
folk. per crate, 50ca$l IS; Maryland, per crate,
81 50a2. Cucumbers Norfolk, per crate,
35c. Irish pOtatoes-NoIfolk, per Dbl, 81 25a
| so Peaches-Georgia. per box, $la3. Water
melons-Georgia, per 100, slSa22. Pears-Le-
COnte. per box, PAP so.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16

bringing Capt Bengtson and part of the crew
and some materials from the ship Eleonora
tSwl, before reported ashore at Tortugas.
The master reports that he floated ship on a
spring tide after jettisoning her deck load,
but she drifted again upon the rocks for want
of assistance and has Is feet of water in her
ers, who are stripping her of the remainder
of the maierials
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GnmmerrIal.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
~ ruE MORNING. NEWS,

,rrTCE OF THE MUhNIN1 \ n W9i (
0ff1FSAv ANNAH. july Is. 1885, P. NJ
-.--os.-In the way of business on denahu
w + -V, nothing encouraging, and the usual
fn5Io .nd nominal feeling prevailed. There
d--. r ror 3 single transaction reported ior tne
vas D0 nm change at the midday call the
d'l, WAS reported dun, nominal ana I'M
nalAe 'd The following are the official spot
cDaNst1 of the Cotton Exchange:
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COUNTRY PRnnrCI

- -Iu"IAet Lgnt supply, Ue-
mand good. EGGs.-Th market Is fairly sup
Piled; demand moderate. BUTTER.-Good de-
mand; not much coming in. PEANUTS. "A m
pie stock; demand light; native peanuts IN
light request at quOtatious. SUGAR.-Georgia
and Florida Quleti very little being received.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Seminole, Strobhar, Beaufort and
way landings-Master.
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Shipping 9ntflltoFnrF.

IMMATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
SUNRISES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sol
Sun SETS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
H1GHWATER at TT Pulaski lO:97 A NJ. 1O:54PN
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EXPORTS.
CONSIGNEES.

Per sohr Mary Lord, for Cadiz-249 5l6 feet
p p lum Der, 1000 feet oak, cypress and ash
lumber-Chas Green's Son Il Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16

Chewing sound. ssta4Oc.: Medium.
ko@55c.; bright. 50CQ75c.: fine fancy, s50eoc. !;
extra ne, 9oc.QaSl 10; bright navles, 45(9S7c. I;
dark naVies. 4Ol0eSOc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16

,1rnenfine was moderately active and very
arm The sales for the day were about $40
ca.ts on the basis of Csc for regulars. At the
Board of Trade on the opening call the market
15es Ann. with sales of 205 casks at 35c for
ragpisrs. At the closing call it was un-
rbsnred. Rosin-The market for pales was
y4ry firm. with a goot demand, the receipts
temz readily taken at quotations. For
strained to good strained it WAS easier, sales
54lnc made at less than quotations. The sales
I,t6e dav we're about 200 barrels. At the
B5ard of Trade on the first call it was firm
nr paes and dull for all others. at the
allowing quotations: @ 81 90, D 81 O5, E and
Frl5. & 81 30, H 81 70, / 81 rs. 81 So, Nj
a 40 n s3 IS, window glass So 60, water
White IS ST.. At the closing call it was uL-
ll.r.ad with sales OF 265 barrels.
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SEASON, 1855.

THE oCoNEE WHITE SULPHUR
4 SPRINGS will be open for the reception OF
guests JUNE 10, under competent manage
ment. Resident physician aud Western
Union Telegraph Office In the hotol. For
terms, address 0CONEE WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY. Bowdro r. o., Hall
County. Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16

When everything else fails, DR.. sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures.
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MontvaIe Springs

BLOUNT COUNT Y. TENN.
THIS BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESORT
1 is now open for the reception OF guests.
Elegant table. Telephone connection with
Knoxville.
RATES OF BoARD.-Per day, 81; per week,
$40 20 So; per month, f80 % so.
,. G. ENGEL. Proprietor.
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THURSDAY. July l
YESTERDAY.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY.


schr Mary Lord, Lord, Cadlz-Jos A Rob
arts X Go
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL,
Saratoga Springs, New York.

MAR. JAMES NJ. CASE, OF the Pulaski
vi House, viii open this superior Family
Hotel about june Is. Elaborate improve
ments have been made. Cuisine under PROF
FELIX LOUMENA, late Of Windsor Hotel,
New York. Rooms beautifully furnished,
facing Congress Spring Park. Attendance
and appointments uneNceptiOnable.
Terms: IS por pay; S12 so to $50
nor Week
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NEW YORK, July 15.-Market steady.
CHARLESTON, July l5.-Market dull and
unchanged: sales ITO barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, July 15.-Market steady;
Louisiana. ordinary to prime 45SlG534c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16

pTrg-The market continues quiet and
.+.eST Prices remain unchanged. There
- fair inquiry. The sales for the day
Woo Ia barrels The Board of Trades Official
.notntinns We're as follows:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-16

MARITIME MlsCELLANY.
Key West, July IA schooner has arrived
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

SUSPECTED AsDucnoN.-A lev weeks
ego Miss Emma Afford. On Is wear oDd
daughter OF Mr.. John Afford. or Alfords-
willie, Daviess county. came 70 Jasper %
work at the Western Hotel OF Mr. Pete
Nohr. Amer staying . short time, & be-
Ing her first service away from home.
she became very bomesick. and on last
Monday week len the hotel In company
Nth : travelling book agent from Green-
neld, Ind, who he'd : nice horse and
buggy, and aid 10 ~ going right
through AIloedsvIIle on bic way 70 Loo
gootee, and would take her home. She
had not reached homo on Saturday laO'.
md Il Il said the hook agent vent out the
Petersburg road instead Of the Loogooeeo
road Her friends here are anxious u
regard TO her, q they have heard moth
Inc iron Der.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Ho0e y Wo0an's domain. and she Il
entttled Q everything that can Be added
70 spare her much aanOyancs md hard
labor. There oro 0any c0uvoDiences,
which q brought IN nee, are inexpensive.
|an6 Will materially lighten the harden
and laocs % The housewife. Prominent
|a0O0g theoe couveuiences q the Kapa-
kaaotA Porcelain Churn. which q meet
ing with euch remarkable sale aud suc-
|ceae wherever introduced. who ever
|Woo there churus will need no explana-'
|tion Of The reasons Tor The treat demandJ
This churn % sold e0lely on IL inertia
and - DO this knowing that wherever
Y goee u Will make Z clean record. The
following are : lev Of tbe many advan-|
tagee conceded % the Porcelain Churn|
0y al Who have used them, via: Let al
great saving 60 labor. "a, Il u % con-
serucled that u absolutely con not leak.
ID. The quality o. the butter; the inside|
parte being euch - not 20 lnjuro the
grain ~ The buttsr. 9Th, The ousntityl
q The butter; The conssructiou Of shel
dashes boing such q 10 subject al or eAeI
cream . - equal amount a. aeitatiooJ
couslng ~ butter % come very evenly
thereby pso6uelsg more butter from n
gtvoo amount q cream thao suy other
chusn 60. 81. The ease o. rcmovingI
The buttee ed washing The churu. JrheI
entire Top % The ohurD D omen When theI
covor = taken o.. thus givinr Abundant
acoooe Tor removing the butter. All tha,!
I: reqeIred @ thoroughly cleanse the|
couro = % put j. ZONE hot water andI
give ne crank : lev turosL u appear-|
ancos y would b a ornament "a ANIL
room 10 The house.
~ responsible parties W viii xive|
churn On Ten daya trial. For ale byI
Friedman. Scheirich 3 Co., tlardwarsI
Store corner "a and jackson etaL. nead
+. r. depot. Jssper, IND.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

CoDsumptives and Ill. who suffer from
any affection Of The Throat and Lungs,
can hnd acertain cure Ii DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumptios. Thoussuds
OF permanent cures verify The truth ol
this statement. No medicine en- show
such : record Of wonderful cures. Thou.
sands Of once hopeless sufTerers poW
GRATEFULLY proclaim they owe their lives
10 this New Discovery. IL will % you
nothing TO give i : trial. Free trial bot
lie q Mehringer Bres.' Drug store.
Large size. 81 90. 8.
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DIED. q his home : Tell City. %
Monday last. Nj. JosErH LEDIo, aged
70 years. he ~ the father Of the esti-
msbIe wife OF NJ. A. Krempp, Who ~
ceivcd . telegram Tuesday morning
With the ed Intelligence. He visited
Jasper Iase eummer. and was acquainted
With . number Of our people. II too
more years be would hsve bees married
my years. and va looking ahead = .
Of HE golden wedding,
when stricken down By : violent cold,
from which be could not rally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Hon. w. n. Gudgel. Evaasville. Ina.
writes: RI take great pleasuro n reoom.
mendIng to the public 8. D. u. sCsrtsin
chill Cars NJ wi1e he'd third day
ague Tor flve months and tried different
remedies without success. AMER using
one bottle Of your Certain Chill Cure :
cure b the result Pleasant
70 take. Sold BY M~ehringsr Bros,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

NJ W. IRE informed come more e9gs
were thrown q : young lady and gen.
tlesnan In Ireland last Saturday night.
We hope that "Au Old Citi1eur 10 not
going to make : business Of egging peo-
pie who do not do just ~ be preecribes.
We fear HE diagnosis u not always cor
rect though he may be : graduate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

ANo1HEs HoUsG-Mr. L. 6payd viii
build : store house and dwelling COM
bined on his LOT o. North Main street
yet this Fall. II win Be - feet wide By
80 long, with IN ell % feet long, I'll two
stories high and Of frAme. NJ. Joseph
HaIIer. j., Va the successful bidder for
the cOntracG
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

AZ the urgent solicitation Of some
whom the lad weather Of last week kept
from attending the grand musical enter
tainment given BY Mrs. Gili's class 10
ireland. Il has been determined 70 re-
peat the concert tonight. The house
shouId Be crowded. o any one who ap-
preciates music OF fua viii b we'll en-
tertaiued.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

In TowH Mr.. Miles, tourist 10 the
interest Of Parsons q Scoville. Of Evans-
viIls. -ss interviewing Dubois county
merchants this week. and asks the trade
Of merchants through the columns Of the
Courier. Read their card and give them
a order.