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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28
4 Nice way Of polng Il.

New. Y ork Le.leer.
The ladies OF All ations who syrnpat
thize with their husbands when their
time is taken up bv tedious visitors;
ought to be grateful to Prince Bis
marck for inventing Il truly elegant
mode of getting bore out Of tho
house. How do you get rid ,.t
troublesome vosiLors?" asked Il rather
long windcd ambassador Of the
prince "Oh that is very simple, >
replied Bismarck. 'When my wife
thinks any one is staying too long,
she merely sends u servant FIR me
and the interview ends" Just then
a servant entered, and, after low
bow. said; ''Aiadais4e, the princess,
requests the favor Of y6ur hIghness
presence for few minutes" The
ambassador blusheG, An'J took hia
ave with what dignity Ise Could.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28

The Shelby County democE;ftsr Il
structed it's delegates to the state
Convention 10 cast the rOte OF ti4at
county for ". G. EOwltes., 10? S1u'
Dt,reme Judge first, last, and all the
finP
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28

The citizens of NashviBeal2eeaFa-
fed the graves of the Confederate
dead in Mount Olivet Ceaaatezy, on
Saturday Laet- Theeesreinanses''seFe
very Impressive
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28

The Banner says that ,Co0gTess
Shes evineed.;e aipgulaC2gn0s2nce "
the. greet problem 'ef railPoad trans
DcrtSeioil'' ey passing che 4niiom
bgI Aha indeed
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28

II w1,el,R rssss gIrc ALWAYS xa~ wrigt~n
re lie discovery of Iis,sgsr.-- Isr,, T p :
~ i.zsl ali 'ssi' - ssI.-De,,.' = rr a
iir-s anI de.s-ls,'a 'shs.--. t"~ .ssE1.i. !
me -snI- w,y ..rizi. Br"F.i... ir.,,, : -eA.c
,n,l sin:
! sweet 81 1. az. 'yei "A l-,.i-l,.. ~,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28
sHILoH's vETALIzER. Is what y

SIIILO4FS VKTALIZER. Il what you
Taed dDr Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptOms~of Eg~iepSi
Prize. 10 and - cents pcr b.lttie.
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH anC
Bron .hitiS immediately relieved. b. Shi
llh'a Cur.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28
kilIeIin Court.

New Orleans, May 49, A spe
e:al to the Times Democrat from
Jefferson, Texas, says: Captain
doe L. Roots, for many cars resi-
dent OF that city, was ilstantl y
killed NJ Jas, I, Haywood, lax
collectof' OF that ceunty, in Il diIie
Guilty which occurred IA the county
cournoo4n at 3 o'clock TO day
Rect had filed i'll the cc~4qt charges
that Haywood had made an lncor-
rect report of taxes col.ecret. Hay
wood was in court to hear the
charges read and said l4rat II RoOt
failed 70 prove his chTrEes he Elay-
wood) would hold Root personally
responsible. Each party inanIe Iii
;etely reached for hrs pistol and
eleven shots were fired, 'ene freak
ing ROOTS right arm and aHothef
entering his head. killing Errn il:
stan',ly. Haywood Swas ARRESTED, -
| Ledger.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28
G.. A. MILLER,
Secretary

CHE steamer, Dean A4an'as was
lSauesd at the Memphis "l's'A Oh
last Sunday morning.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28

Se,.sF a,r- smrr Terabie asa 'Je:'lIh
and IIapf,issess e H9.ssaasia. aaaiibd-. Tree
TIE .BRA nEsrHs.E,, Fsas.E'is4 -spE 60.
31x ~. = 4ani Ii. srl-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28
'Afl2ar's Friend. ,

Su. ualv shoraens size tIEaOafi
al lalsarra,-d bessehs the. in4
-rs4Sis.a - l..ain, hat, i1srps't'
y. Eliminates she danger to-
1faoF both R1"th,r and child
-rsjlItn, vrastfle mother- iE'as
sonditi.4a b s2.sk.is. F9voEaI1e io4
sAeeAg areaYery = AMI far. lees-
Liable to,SlSssslin-., Conyssf4-
sionS.. a.4s.. asIiaa charming
z-sn:arl.s- iA@iR sl.i7tO ssb9H ors
sF1in.Gt ltbn:- fla GsondtEs-
faI ttssIl=.>g. IN this aeA9eee
sss;lile- Il so.l.s-eai.s3l PM
zibFrF l,s3s:~ 3: AVA, ard q De
nm 'dtzl r=s.0 IA. t,i1 the life
sasIng. remsari;seaoG the sine-
eenth century
f4ruE.s.tl.a- nature of he
arsse u, will Of eoHsrs 3v uls-
der s4ts8 thE;frse eair1n,As pla.l'-
lI5lS certificates ooacefM ~
sis remedy vitl4ut uouns!A
;i,s ilrs dgli2asy .: IAe YEA
tezS Act ,ss- hrse hT8d.c1As
s,fsEe.sslt u ,,,ss,,i a,suE ,,lt -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28
q pnhl;o Renefa ctor-

A Public BenetaetoT.-
Pfvor's Ointment will cure Piles, Ulcer
Fetter. ScaId Head, BuniOns ami Corn
TrY Il.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28

.Ha;'wood County is receiving nasOse
-fne78teok every year, lie ahs srea t
stock Eeer be enc uRrased AMID ne WI
in auew years Lave ONE Of the. N d;
prosperous co@Asses In the - .ate.
State and Bee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-05-28

Etec remains Of Judg> Henry Coop
ar u, is3 WAS murdered in Aexfco,
t,yu .yaars ago Will be bre0slft TIC
Stselbyville Tor reinterment the
faloauellt,the consent of the Mexieam
Government can he obtained TO,
their reni3yal. In that country the!
have 10 that no remaiLs shall
ke.removed until ,attet certain
time.-SAelbyviAe eGazeste.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICE,

All persons that are indebted to me are requested to CALL AND SEE r. LIE their accounts at once.
 D. A. MURPHY.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27
RAILWAY NEWS.
The Flagstaff depot is to be the handsomest on the line.

The Flagstaff depot is to be the handsomest on the line.
 Two of the large engines now build ing for the A. & P, are expected tc reach Albuquerque in few days.
 As soon as the improvements now in progress at Winslow depot arc com pleted, work will be commenced or the building of the Flagstaff depot, winch will be within week.
 It is rumored that a fast through ex. press train is to be put on between Kansas City and San Francisco, leav ing the present daily east and west bound trains to do the loca! work.
 General Robinson, of tbe A. x P read, directed the heads of depart men,s of his company in Albuquerque to suspend work at noon, on Thurs day, so that the employees might j)ir in celebrating Arbor Day.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27

Jim Black, and his two brothers, William and George, returned to town on Thursday, after having been absent about month on trip south of Flagstaff. They were lost for three days in a snow storm, and had noth. ing to eat but wild berries. The, boys look none the worse for their rough trip, however.
 MT. G, K. Miller lectured on An cient and Modern Ireland to fair audience, at the school houie, on Monday last. Being unable to com plete his treatment of the subject in the time allotted, a continuation of the lecture was adjourned until Mon day next. Since that time MT. Miller has been compelled to leave town on business, consequently the promised conclusion of his lecture Is indefinite. ly postponed.
 There has been almost a beef fam
 inc in town for the last ten days, hay ing had to depend for a supply from WInslow and other points along the road. There are plenty oi beef steers around Flagstaff, but the rapidly melt Ing snow and the consequent condl Iion of .he ground, has made 1t i'm possible to drive the animals in. But this temporary inconvenience will be more than compensated for. The snow and water which prevents getting the steers in now, will make more grass and better beef in the coming summer.
 The porch in front of Perry's sa- icon in Winslow, fell to the ground Tuesday, and buried four men. Three of these were Chinamen, and the fourth colored man. They were all rescued without being badly hurt. At the time of the accident the colored man was explaining 70 the Celestials the cause of their being nuisance in this country, and just as he got to that portion Of his narrative setting forth the fact that the Celestials would have to go, the thing began to crack and the Chinamen started. It was too late, however, and the result above was the result below.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27

The Edwards County Creamery, of Klnsley, Kansas, is the nearest to the mountains, and cannot be surpassed for the quality of it's butter. Orders solicited and promptly filed.
 A. C. MCQUARRIE,
 Manager.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27
X Daisy Reporter.

He walked into the office and sac ! he wanted to write for the paper Throwing his hat and stick op tn, composing stone, he pied about two sticks of solid breyier.
 When remonstrated with by ou mild eyed cJmpositor. he remarked "Wal, who hev thought them type: would bust. l thought they were stuck together; leastways, I've alway, hcard about stickin typc,"
 He then drcw from his pocket abou; column article. written on both sldc, of some greasy paper, which he sad Was q "slunner on the Chinec ques, ton" When this had been respect fully dtclmed, he left the office say | ing "lIe would go and wraslle up a ftw locals just to keep his hand ia."
 In about three hours he returned, bringing with hin strong odor of Berry's whiskey, and handed in some manuscript, of which the following is d verbatim copy;
 It takes rip-snorter to down Judge KJkeiec.
 Dan Murphe's salhoon will be a dISy. It's party to see his long legs kavortlng around the flure.
 That Kaliiorny man is a wurkcr rom Wurkcrvillc.
 Jdk Vinin', the good lookin' tele- graf operator, went up to Fort D>.lians this week. Hello, Jak! got another on the string?
 Majer Dkes is becuming a dude He will part his hare in the middle Tn the tuchule.
 Menny of the gurls in town are mournln and Sailln for Gals return.
 A new Slngin skewl haz bin started and all the cats hev vanished, skeered. l do not know wether one has enny- thing to do with the uther.
 The Black boys are good at "raisin pile e"-ot bui,dlns.
 The lcCktur on the BAbalonian Irish IS deiurred, Prof Miller havin de parted fur a milder kllme.
 This town of Flagstaff is dasy. was asked tu take sumthin seven times m twenty minlts.
 It IS needless to say that when his items were examined, the daisy repor- ter was kicked out of the office. He was last seen riding on the brake-beam of west bound freight.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

l, is beginning to look lik" a town again.
 The beautiful snow is rapidly disap- bearing,
 Church and Sunday school service. tomorrow as usual.
 you want good square meal, bo 10 r. ]. Hawks restaurant.
 Newspapers take nothing from a town. They always give more than they take.
 Geo, K Miller and his family have gone to reside, for the present, al Challender.
 II. J. Miller is occupying build, ing near Hawks restaurant, as tenn porary law office.
 John Meadows, the well.known cattle mln of Tonto Basin, has been in town during the week.
 Hon. Clark Churchill passed through on Monday, on his way to attend the District Court at St. Johns.
 Peter ]. Brannen has gone on a vis- 1t to Chicago and Canada. He will be absent probably about one month.
 Although beef Is scarce in town you can still get nicely cooked meal and plenty of it at "Dad" Hawks Restaurant.
 Monahan, the Frisco tailor, passed through on Wednesday, and spent about five minutes in shaking hands with his friends.
 JChn Sanderson has commenced his soda water manufacturing. Sam pie boxes have been sent out and the quality approved of.
 Better soda and mineral water can be made from the Flagstaff spring than from water at any other point along the A. & P. line.
 A man named Patrick Petrovick, manager of Chicago publishing house, was killed at The Needles while attempting to jump on moving train.
 Freight on the A. & P. road has been very heavy during the past week. Over I5o freight cars, loaded with goods, were laid over at Winslow, at one time.
 Alter having been out for several weeks on his range and becoming snow blind from exposure, MT. w. ". Prentiss reached town on Thursday all right, with the exception of little weakness in his optics.
 We call attention to advertisement Tn our columns of Calm, Neckelsburg X Co.,, the leading boot and shoe manufacturers of the Pacige coast. They give work to several hundred people, and employ only white labor.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27
tscruliiiHo.

The conflicting accounts received concerning the surrender of Geroni- mo, leaves it a matter of doubt whe,h CT the old cut throat has surrendered or not, A report made a few days ago stated that he had given himself up to Lieutenant MIus. TIis ha, since been contradicted. As far as re- liable information can be obtained, Geronimo and Natchcz, with a band of about twenty-five hos,iles, are en- camped short distance below the Mexican lire awaiting the arrival si General Crook, who seems to be q long time getting there.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27
THE MINERAL BELT,

A circular letter from J. W. Eddy, president Of this road, dated Boston. March 18th, conveys some very satis- factory intelligence bearing upon the early commencement of work on this line. The letter states that subscrip- tions for the additional S4oo, 900 re- quired are coming in rapidly, indl- eating that larger amount will be offered than is required, and that the books will be closed for subscriptions on or before May 18th. Shortly after that date work will be commenced, There are other local facts in posses. slon of the CHAMPION office which strongly indicate that work will be in progress by early summer.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27

Via Iaeuna 10 the Indian village Of Aco n'a. I6milrS
 Via Wingate to Fort Wingate, g miles; Zu- nj, 45 miles.
 Nia Maruelto to Fort Defiance Navajo agrncy), 25 miles; Canon de Ghclie, 65 miles, kcams Canon 90 miles
 Nia Holbrook, tri weekly stages to Fort Apache, 70 miles; sprngerie. miles; Show Low, 50 miles; Taylorville, B miles; moqui Indian village mo regular slase), 90 miles
 Via Navajo Springs. daily stages to St. Johns 45 miles; Slr'nscryile S miles. Via Ninslow, tp Brigham City and sunset via Ash tork. daily stages to rre>cau and Whipple Barracks S4 mil,, daily stages from lrescou to phtA,N and tr.weeNiy 10 Fo,t Verde
 Wa Peach Strings ,o the Grand Canon of the Colorado, IS mlIcS.
 Wa kmsman, daily stages to Stockton ]iIll, Io ml.es; M,nefAl ParS, u mic,; Ger bat, I4 miles.
 Wa Yucca to signal, 4o miles. Via Needles steamer 10 Yuma. Colorado river agcucy, Flrt Mohavc, Mohave City, llsrdyvlie, Anlona, and E d)rldJ Canon, Neraus.
 w A RESELL,
 General Passenger Agent. D. B, ROBINSON, General MIua ger, ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27

OutGlst LOiit.Ju.

Much excitement has been mad. D, reports recently published on the vill condition of the siulns oi London
 In one cellar was found family con sisting of a man sick wit small pox. his dying wife, three half-nAked and dirty children, and one rig h some parts there Is one gin-mI.l 10 evory hundred persons. What dthlement! Yet corresponding impurities often defile the huuan blood. They can be cast out by Brown's Iron Blttcrs, the great slreHgthener and purifier MT. B. j. Strange, of Stark Lake, Florida. says, "Btown's Iron Bitter, IS the best blood purifier ever tried. It gives all the satisfaction a man ca. want"
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27
Meal Stati ons.
 TIROUGu TICKETS
STAGE CnNNECrIONS

To all the important cities. east and west, on sale at all the principll stations.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27
NOTICE TO STOCKHEN.

The annull meeting ot the Mogol- lon Live Sto1k Protective Association will Je held at Flagstaff, Ylvapal county, A, T., on Monday, April 5th, next. All Stockowners belonging to the association are earnestly requested to be present, as important business will have tu be transacted.
 W. H. ASHURsT, W. G. STEwA'T President.
 Secretary.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27
Creamery Butter


P. B. Brannen & Co. of this town are just in receipt Of the largest ship ment of TEAS ever brought to the San Francisco mountains, imported direct from the Japan Tea Syndicate I Yokohama and Hiogo, Japan. Chs firm are the sole agents ot this company and those desiring to purn chase good article of PURE TEA will find It to their interest to call on them.
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27

l. Is beginning to look lik" a town
The Arizona champion., 1886-03-27

Smoke Punch scent cigars. For sale at Sanderson's,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-14
Hambletons e. .Dignowity,
Qanb. mnb Jmbeftmemt< M9emten,

SAN ANTONIO x
uebernebmen bus 3abten BON @teuern unb bas @ramtnhsm mnb
H9t@ gerppnfGnbtgen Sn 8efstttem.
eest 1T Bic 3dt aefommen, in San Nntpnio Grunbdgentbum su fauen, ba
es ME mieber 10 biaig mnben bhrfe. geauBt BITE @eegnbett unb eruerbt gu9
elm 0ein in Der Gta6t ober elite 6arnt auf BEN 2anbe umb uerbet %unabbdngig.
Nr hoben GMps 2os in ieer gDar6 bon $40 aufpdrts.
e6 ss sassssaa9 gasinre bms B 3a eMsa ah 5s1 ssafer u mi aahn S sefaa e.
st in 5 Nfinuten BON ieoer Der pIa5as an errei@en. pres $500 inter 8es
bingunsen, bic benz Qdufer 5ufagen.
BepdKnbae 2dnbereen in uo auberbalb Der Staot unO Carmen in ieber
grbbs, gu ieosm grie: @si9afte az Dstaufea, 2dMter ss Ds,misbea &C. &C.
$500 ader .9aao, NIPPON 900 in Sgenss NIT neuet. 5 Simmer nm sntaaltsnosm
@einbaufe nef @etrebei9uppen, 800 Ropf &inbbieb uno 400 S6aten better
STAGE, aei guten grunnen ub fieBenben gBaher bur6 bag game SanO bms
burd unb Tarmsrdtbeu. gieb uab aaes eingef9lofen gu SO pro adsr unter
ganhigen Be5tngungen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-14
llnabertrefflide G~n5iehuns
ueber cine halbe Miairn perlccf.
Qouiiiana 9tate Qotterp So.

Dieies Smfitut purbe i'm Sabre 1888 fit
grsiebnnss- nnb BobItbatisfeits 3wede bon
Der @taatsIegislatur fur ben 8eitranat bon
finfunbapan3is Sabre. seiesli@ incorporirt
nit eimem Rapital bon $1,000, 0O0, gu peIdem
fe Ieitber eineu @eierbefono bon $650,o00 bin
a~uaefiat bat. Dnr1 elm Neutrality-suspicious.
Botum tuurben ibre Ne9fe Elm Sbeil ber gesen.
wartisem Standardization, ansenomrten an,
2. December 1879.
Sbre aro6en 8iebungen bon etnaeL
men Nmmmern finben r1onatIi@ fatt.
MiemtalB uirb einc Siebung berf9oben. Mau
lefe nadfolsenoen Rian.
Muberprbentlta stertelid1rlt4e Ste
buug
in Der aeaben1p Of Wufc, Seem Srleans,
Dienftas ben "A. September 1885.
100000 aidets ~. SO iebes.
G.ILa OK sc;nffeI 90 CD QehnfeT al
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. 279 i'm 8etraae bon $522,500
nB Mmfraseu fur asenten, fopie &atep
fir Clubs f6nnen nur in Der Office In Nep
Orleans semadt perSen.
8sae nidberer ausfunft f@reibe maj beutltd
Die aan3e aorefe.
Dian idide @elb burd Yofal W ..
ten, @rpreB Mpnep Orber, Wew Orrt
Wediel auf SEEN Orleans.
8riefe nit gurreneb unberdnbert per Grpreb
0ir sablen erprebfofen.
W4. u. Danpbtn,
3eip Orleans, Ca.
Man a~oreffre resifrhte 8riefe unb fene
30. Moneh SrbreS ATS arf bic sleip Orleana
Rational 8anf, Stem Orleans, ca.
Gb Mccre, M8ent,
29l 2esauia strabs, Sun antoniO $eras
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Leona Hotel,
Seros.

UbalDe, SeTas.
e- @ute Simmer fir @ei9dftsreifenSe.
giaaises Sotel erffer &lafe in 1baIbe. Outer
Slid. Mabise Rreife pr. Monat fit arante.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-06

DR.. b. Wilcoxson. Of Horse Cave.
Ky. says he W.. for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also diabetes
the pains were almost unendurable ana
would sometimes almost throw him Into
convulsions. Hc tried Electric Bitters
and got relief from 0rst bottle and amer
taking elk bottles. va entirely cured
and had gained II flesh eighteen pounds:
Says no positively believes he would
have died. had Il not beam for the relief
afforded by Electric Bitsers. Sold 81
ffty esass bottle By Aehringer Bros,
Drug Store. ..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-06

The blackberry crop IL diminished.
George Stewart il home on furlough.
Squire Finch is still on the sick list
no better.
J. r. Norman shipped CIR load o.
-four this week.
A strange boy came 20 DR.. McCOwn's
house last Monday evening
Ed. Gleason returned TO work on tbs
railroad last Tuesday.
Miss Belle Walls went to Alfordsvills
last Wednesday 10 visit her parents.
r. Bsrtl and wife went 70 Washington
last Tesday on bnsinese-
Philip wininser snd family talk o
going 20 French Lick this week.
John B. Slater returned from Dale las
Saturday. lie says business j. lively
There l. some talk Of q lawn part!
here next Saturday night.
Ellsworth looked very pleasant las
Sunday evening. Who blames him?
| Mics Aiire Mosbv. OF Huntingbnrp
was visiting friends here Saturday AM
1 Sunday
/ Our r. NJ was seen last Sunday Wit
club in hand. aud seemed 10 be In trouble
lint We soon found what the trouhl
was: he had declared war. The potai
huge had formed line in front Of h
gate. the pickefs were out. and JeH ~
on the defense: lie slew all that venture
across the line.
DRIFT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-06

ryThe petition for tax for the VIM
cennes railroad. in cambridge township,
vas presented TO the Comfy Commis-
sioncrs this week. aud laid over until
September term. Our people are anx-
ions for The road and will vote tax -
any time when convinced Il will Be
built. bnt they would like snme assur-
ance Of that. before they tie their hands
for two wears against any other road.
III the vincennes compepy will begin
bniIding. as the Orleans company have,
our people will have more faith In IL
ultimate snscess- II should be comples-
ed 10 White river this Fall. and can be
easily enough II ifs managers wish IL,
and make reasonable exer'ions 10 that
end. Build TO White river. 90 - to save
the Knox county subscription, and
you are In earheet when
YOU Say you want the road uiit. and The
tax In all the rest Of the townships Il
well assured. There will not be dozsu
votes against II in BAinbridge township
lifit Il demonstrated that the road will
he speedily built when the aid l. voted
|. Our people want another railroad
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-06

Home il woman's domain, and she L.
entitled 20 everything that can be added
10 snare her much annoyance and hard
labor. There arc many c0nvenIeUces.
which IL brought in usc. are inexpensive.
and will materially Tighten the burden
and labor Of the hon seville. Prominent
among these convenicUces II the Wapa-
Iksneta Porcelain Churu, which II meet
ing with such remarkable sale and sue
cess wherever introduced. Who ever
sees these churns will need no explana-
Ition OF the reasons for the great demand.
This churn i sold solely on It's merits.
and We do this knowing that wherever
III goes Il will make : clean record. The
| following are . few Of the many advan-
ltaQes conceded to The Porcelain Churn
lby All who have used them. viz: ist. A
great saving to labor. "a, II IL 80 con-
structed that il absolutely can not leak
l3i. The quality Of the butter; the inside
I parts being such - not 20 injure the
grain Of the butter. 4th, The quantity
or the butter; the construction cf the
daeher being such . TO subject All Of the
cream TO m equal amount Of agitation.
Icausing che butter 10 come very evenly,
Thereby producing more butter from ;
given amount Of cream than any other
churn can. 5th. Tine ease Of removing
the butter and washing the churn. The
entire top o. the chsrD 70 open when the
cover u taken %. thus giving abundant
access for removing the butter. All that
liz required 20 thoroughly cleanse the
churn u 10 put In some hot water and
give the crank few turns. In appear
sncc. u would BE- IN ornament 10 any
room In the house.
/ TO responsible parties We will give
this c:,urn on ten days. trial. For sale ~
4 Friedman. Scheirich 4 Co., Hard ware
store, corner I'd and .vackson Sts. near
u. X. depot, Jasper. Ind.