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Sufferers from the effects of quinine, used as
a remedy for chills and fever should try Ayers
Ague Cure. This preparation is a powerful
tonic, wholly vegetable, and without a particle
of any noxious drug. Warranted sure cure.
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Seeds.

Market ruling firm and trading Is fairly liberal.
Prime clover, S494.70 prime timothy, S2.lO92 25
9sOc; orchard grass s14o216O; Alsike, $3.50 740;
Englah blue grass, loSl5e.
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a Colored Man For cleveland.

RusHvIILE, Oct. ESPECIAL. The follow
ing has been handed THE SENTINEL CORE
spOndent by Henry Hughes, a colOred man,
and signed by him:
Il have heretofore been voting the repub-
lican ticket, but will now cast my vote for
Cleveland and Thurman. The reason | give
for this change is that l have seen by the fair
and honest administration of Grover Cleveland
that he has not Disseminated between rich or
poor. black or white. / now publicly declare
that the time has come for the colored man to
think and act for himself by showing his indie
pendence and exercising that right OF freedom
every American is entitled to. think that
free clothing for my children is much better
than free whisky"
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FINANCIAL

MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN INDIANA
vi and Ohio. Favorable terms as 20 prepayment
and low interest Bonds Of Cities towns and counties
negotiated Jos. A. Moore, 81 +. Market-st.
MONEY TO loan on farms at the lowest market rate
vi privileges for repayment before due We also
buy municipal bonds. Thomas C. Day Co., y
Market-St-, indianapolis.
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For Headache

"Best cure for consumption is the old Boston
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam."
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on! MY HEAD.

The pain from Neuralgia and its
companion disease Rheumatism is
excruciating. Thousands who could
be quickly cured are needleSsly suf-
fering. Ath-lo-pho-ros viii do for
others what it did for the following
parties:
WIlliamsport Ind, Oct. g. 1881
Having been afflicted with neuralgia for
TIRE past foar years and trying almost every
thing but in vain, ! finally heard Of Athlo-
phorus After taking ono bottle found il
10 bo helping mo. and after taking four bot
ties Of AthlOphoros and one Of Pills. found
that was entirely well. think tho medi-
cine Is positively q sure cure.
CHAUScEY B. REDDICK-
Mt C-rmel H.. Dec IS 1851.
Ih.vo used AthloDhoros in my family and
End Il to be the greatest medicine for neu-
rnlgil in existence and having had its fangs
fastened upon me for r. past 80 years know
whereof speak. MRS. JULIA CHu1oN.
no Send cents for the beautiful colored pic
ture Moorish Maiden"
THEATHL0PH0R0S co. ff2 Wall ST. M
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
Nors Ia On, HIIIIon co,I., snIa.

1T treats upon nervous and physical debility pro-
| mature decline, exhausted vitality, impaired
l vigor and impurities OF the blood. and the IN
told mseres consequent thereon Contains 800 pages
substantial embossed binding full gilt Warranted
the best popular medical treatise published in the
English language. Price only 81 BY mail. postpaid
and concealed in plain wrapper. illustrated sam
pie free If you send now. Published by the Peabody
Medical Institute. No. Bulhnch street Boston.
Mass, VIM. II. Parker, NJ. D., Consulting Physician,
TO whom all orders should be addressed
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AGENTS WANTED.

VyToRK FOR ALL. $50 A WEEK AND EXPENSES
w paid Samples worth s. and particulars free.
p. o. VICKERY, Augusta, Ne.
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,KPREsENrArIYk aALRS

SHBEP-Recelpts light The market Is steady on
good sheep and lambs. Common grades duh. Quo
tatons remain materially unchanged.
Primo shaer IN nounds and inward e3 INA On
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btdSl
Understandable ......s 81

CoRx-Is strong with slight advance. The re-
ceipts are light and offerings few. No. white is
salable from 441Sc 10 45c; No. 2 mixed is salsble
from 44c to 441zc: yellow sound is salable
st 45c.
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Republican ranks Tarin Reform.

PLYMOUTH, Oct. S.-ISpecial.l-The Hon.
Andrew Anderson, lifelong republican, adj
dressed a large crowd tonight under the
auspices of the Young Mems Cleveland and
Thurman club, at the opera house. Mr.. An
derson is prominent lawyer of South Bend
and has left the republican party on account of
the great question of tariff taxation. His
the tariff issue and made a great impression on
a number of republican farmers and labOring
men in this city, who say that Mr. Anderson is
right, and will vote with him for Cleveland.
The Hon. NJ. \. o. Packard, democratic elector
for this district, followed Mr.. Anderson in q
rousing address.
HoD near can you come TO guessing Cleveland
Il. =. T..
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Working the Soldier Racket.

Hoa0 near can you come to guessing CleUelan d
aud Thurman's plurality IN Indianaf
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-10-10

Hon near can you come 10 guessing Cleretdnd
and ThurmaR's plurality iu Indi0ndf
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What will Cleveland and ThumaD's plural
fly be in Indana7 Send THE SENTINEL your
prediction, and take your chance in the 500
prize contest. See announcement elsewhere.
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Anent HOvey's Letter.

Hols near can you come 70 guessing Cleveland
and 71urman's plurality tn LadiGnaf
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Hoos - Receipts, 400; shipments, 800. The
market opened weak at prices &c to 1Oc lower than
Saturdays close. Quality OF receipts but fair.
Close quiet with few remaining over unsold.
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INNALlDS.
w. L. Wood, Dale.
J. Tharnell, Battle
Ground.
N. Simmerson, Will
Transport.
w. Fisher, Pendleton.
G. Bates, Lafayette.
A. Cox, Dale.
b. Trogdon, Moores-
vile.
G. Brandon, Dudley.
J. Dooley, North Sa-
lem.
II. Shoemaker, Terre
Haute.
]. oswald, Knights
vile.
r. Hicks, Salem.
A. Callere, Wabash.
]. Burghardt, Drew
ersburgh.
G. Cash, Martinsyille.
+. Shaw (deadl
Mooney.
J. Shlotter, Avilla-
X. Johnson, Lake,
i. Lobdell, Avilla.
II. Hollensbe, King
ston.
J. Clayton, Cosen.
M.Coffey, Mahaiasville.
l.. Tenant, Pierceton.
j. MGR ad0en, n OF = n
Madison.
]. Glenning, Notre
Dame.
]. White, Paola.
Z. Churchmsn, Far
aber.
J. Garrett, Lapel.
j. Trainer, Derby.
ID. Heller, Fremont.
]. Siddens, Greencas-
tie.
@. Geiger, Lafayette.
j. Sarten, Evansville.
j. Buchanan, Grooms-
vile.
]. Megrady, Fort
Wayne.
II. Vaughan, Terre
Haute.
4. johnson, Lancas-
ter.
w. Sanders, Dubois.
J. Barton, Lakewood.
u. Holman, Holton.
A. Venter, Carlisle.
w. Springer, Indian
apolis.
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Articles. Opening. highest. / Lowest Ct

Cash quotations follows: Flour-Steady and
unchanged; No. spring wheat. SI.151z@1.161z; No.
1.161%; No. 2corn 48c; No oats. 231.c; No 2 rye,
Coo; No. barley, noIninal No. 1 6ax-seed 81. 10;
prime timothy seed, $50; mess pork $3.50;
lard $40; short ribs sides tlOoSe, t9.159920; dry
sailed shoulders boxed, sSs71z99; short clear
sides boxed, S975@lO; whisky, $40; sugars, cut
Loaf s<Ss2sci granulsted, ne; standard "a, 71zc.
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The Bic pecatur Neeting.

DECATUR, Oct. ESPECIAL THE meeting
here was a large and enthusiastic one. About
five thousand people were present to hear the
next governor, the gallant Matson, who was
attentively listened to for one hour and a half.
His speech was a carefully prepared argument
on the leading issues of the day. His re-
marks ia defense OF his course on the depend
ent pension bill were delivered with telling
effect and quite number of republican soldiers
speak in the highest terms of the discourse
and VOW that they have been misled by that
bowling republican sheet, the National Tri6-
Wne. In the evening there was a monster
torch-light procession, participated in by the
democratic clubs of the county and this city.
After the procession the crowd assembled at
the court house and were addressed by Col. j.
+. East, whose remarks were convincing,
logical and entertaining.
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Indiana Pensions.
ORIGINAL INvALIDs.

ORIGINAL INV
j. Anderson, Winter w
Road. J.
w. Taylor, Saline City.
G. Diggs, Sheibyville. N
w. Foley, Clarksburg.
A. Wick, Lafayette. w
J. Roberts, Broad Rip G.
pie. A.
F. COddington, Union b,
City.
w. Pasko, Simpson, G.
o. Mowrer, Upland. J..
J. Clouse, Mitchell.
N. Hall, Waterman. II
T. Crawford, Martins
vile. j.
d. Burket, River. vi
l.. Smith, Orleans. r.
III. Brumdage, Harlem. A.
G. Cooper, Dale. j.
w. Jackson, Ellete-
vile. G.,
J. Smith, New Castle. T,
l.. Thompson, Eliza
BEETHOVEN. j.
7. Carhart, Hunting X,
ton. l..
J. Pickett, Alamo. II
j. Ebling, New Albany.
/. Falls, Somerset. j.
r. Hiland, Nora (de- NJ.
ceased. l..
p. Sleight, Chesterton. j.
J. Radcliff, Portla nd
Mills. j.
Hamilton, Atkinson. ]
w. Austin, Sullivan.
j. Yanner, GAINESVILLE. j
G.. Apgar, Darlington. (
+. Preuss, Fulda.
+. Bartholomew, No J.
blesville. j.
E. Teter, Goldsmith. ID
J. London, Thanks ],
Mills.
d. Wilson, Fairmount. @
T. Garrett, Wabash. j,
n. Nunte, Cambridge j,
City.
". McNeeley, Tennyson. ]
j. Smith, Lafayette. v
w. Mcclellan, Fort i
land.
/. Mungerter, Bryant. X
S. Enoen, Star City.
j. Mahney. Ind polls. v
J. Meigler, Hebron. j.
y. Cox, Paramount. u
j. Spurgen, Greencastle- "A
q. Bennett, Case. v
J. Watson, Covington.
III. Barton, Portland.
REISSUE
W. Henry, West Shoals.
NJ. Painter, Alexandria.
ii. Hammond, Prince S.
ton.
w. Seward, Alto. L.
J. Sawyer, Indianap-
oils. j.
T. Finn, Franklin.
j. Watson, Pleasant r
Vile. N
G. Youngerman, In vi
annapolis. A
X. Prather, Orleans.
j. Snider, Evansville. ID
j. Kelliker, Mount p
Meridian j.
j. Munger, Elkhart.
J. Mallott, Lakeside. j.
II. Baker, Aurora. J.
L. Owens, Dupont @
4. Calhoun, Mich
igantown. "
T. Cox, North YER i
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What viii Cleveland and Thurman's plural
ity be in Indiana? Send THE SENTINEL your
prediction, and take your chance in the 500
prize contest. See announcement elsewhere
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Getting Their Eyes Open.

HolC near can you come to guessing Cleveland
and TAlrnlan's plurality IN IndianGf
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HAY is fsirly steady.
Bilsl Bids
Bran ............-s1S 90 No. timothy 25
Choice timothy II 50 No. tirnothy.---. 10 90
Grain In Store Oct. 8. 1888.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION SrocK YARDS.

CATTLE Receipts, $50; shipments, $50. The
market slow throughout AZ Saturdays prices.
The quality was generally fair. Choice butcher
grades in fair demand; common not wanted.
Prime shipping steers OF 1900 TO 1000
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using addre
A Republican Overcome.

HoW near can you come TO guessing ClevelGn
and Thurmdn's plurality in hsdianaf
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Said : prominent and influential Re.
publican politician 10 the Ledger ~
porter to-day: .Whst do you think Of
for the Presidency Who goea
around through the Congressional die
|tricts or bis state trying to set up TIL
pins to secure delegates 70 the Chicago
|couvention favorable 10 bic nomina
@Who's doing that kind Of ma
chine poliiics?' asked the Ledger scribe
I.What IL Gen. Ben Harris0n doing u
this fThird) district Il not liking things
lfor the district delegation % Chicago
He wss q Seymour on the 18th and I'll
lie heard Of IN other parts Of the dietric'
He's got the bee IN HE bonnet - badl
That Re has lost al the political diecrt
lion be ever had III he ever did hav
sny. which | do Dot sdmit-'-N. 4
Ledger.
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a special dispatch from G~reencastle to
the IndisnapoIis Journal says: Con
sidcrable surprise and comment we're
created n college circles here. to-day.
- President Martin declaring II chapel,
this morning, that IN the future ne
vouuR ladies would b forbidden - &C.
the young gentlemen 20 the
fraternity halls and 70 the resisursnts
Iboth Of which practices have been quite
lcommou heretofore. Certain imperative
reasons. which the president failed =
give, were assigned = the cause % ID
Iorder."
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n correspondent o. The New York
Tribune writing from Pittsourg says;
sIo re ne Or gas for cooking and heat
In dwelling houss the only modincs'
lion Or the old range and open grsse'
buflt eor burning coal. consists IN Milling
~ nv oId are boxes with broken stone
brick 81 Other similar material The 81
= admitted q the bottom Of ne ers..
through "a extension Of The pipe wnsc.
enters the house, and il distributes iisei
through The open stone york. 1ne Me-
~ intense. The ~convenience to house
kospers IN starting and maintaining nre
nust b apparent"
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NATURAL GAS!
Wy Don't Jasper Have III


1|n1DIy-IGUI00 1kuO ~ 41
Mysterious Motor.
uonps CO tines.
puvhaes the most daring improvemes.
nou h~1nR attempted Il tho utilizing o.
mnaorsl wss - fuel for engines ana 20
1nrnI,h iixht and heat for cars- severn.
o,rnlor urchn nics IN the country noie
1nuol MA product can BE- =
cc~~1 a viii. and the Master Mechanic o.
~ Rops WAYNE. Cincinnati and Louis
~111o mad hss demonstrated HE belief %
~1olslv that the officials Of that line ave
1871 Il he command all the money,
m~r nud material necessary 20 ashorouxn
1ro,. The route Of that road 10 shvongn
oks heart Of The immense g regsons o.
1~<inna. many OF the wells bring 81 great
nressure and flowing from so0ouoo q
@20oOvoOO cubic feet every twenty-iooE
konrs. Several weeks ago the Hssses
11ocnouic and superintendent han con
c1rrcesd ! wrought-iron cylinder; esgn'
scpo 1Det long and two feet in diameter
z-1eh heavy essds screwed in The cvnn'
G1~r vsx subjected 20 The mosl crttica
~ scienti6c tests, VAS provided mi
g,nree 20 register the pressure u "a
S1ocs6 On board : car and transported =.
f6onspelier. Ind, where there are located
10 strong gas wells The cylinder ~
~essehed 10 one a. them. which neo
go pressure Of $50 pounds to The squar'
1~ea. When the gas was turned ON -
ranrs showed that IL was full In less thai
0no minute.
The tsnk was then loaded on the eas
- taken 10 The shops ~ Fort Wsvns
Hon Il uas attached to the usual nafurs
1ns burning apparatus with . regulator
80 controlled the enormous pressure 9
oko - 90 that II flowed mt IN : sseahs
~rerSl.r current OF one and . half ounce
- ehe SQUARE inch. the pressure - whic
uesuraI ess Il burned. The gauge sno.
"a hat he 9as had lost but little Of y
oruosurs. and IL supplied light IN u
amor IL the shops for several hour
besldes heating one large stove and 90
- much Or I success was the 6rst ie
ahaf Others have been made with larR'
cvlinders. and The gas transported ea<
9fna : distance OF thirty-eight mile
N ofleials and experts are % well =
le6ed With the experiment that oroe
hnyo been issued 70 eQuip the roao =
rInes With tanks, and the
10 shops are now making The necessal
changes. Large steel tanks or cynnoe'
eomeuhst after the pattern % the oten
"a Oil company's cars. are being mad
and these viii Be attached to the engs
s. Tie rear Of the tender. They y
ksvs : capacity equal 10 - many thos
md cubic feet Of gns = VIII represe
onough o. coal 70 make : Trip over !
nd. which Il about one undred =
- miles IN length The attachment
~ Rre-box Of the engine and stoves
ohe earn will be By means Of . pipe !e'
~ from the tank, aud will b Teguia'
" : hand.screw.
The cost q exceedingly small, = %
CINE cen Be supplied for about ~ g
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OOuo u18Seo~tss W~s~e
Rss. ~ gsssaas g.
A copy Of The Ul@tse Ocunty Gasstts.
Idaled jsn. Z. ISM. has fallen into the
Ihnnds % NJ. C1iiton w. Tsyloures 81
Loas Brunch. IN u u On extract which
viii rsiss an interesting question. That
n 4 resolution introduced Into Congsoes
b. John Marshall. afterward Chief jas
lice o. the United States. asking for the
|sppointment Of > c0samiuee % do hon.
To- 10 the memory az 'the man 0rtt 10
oar, Ore, il peace, 1rst IL The hearts q
HE country
This quotation has been ascribed 20
Henry Lea except that the last word -
inoW quoted u c0unsrymen. Vs. John
Maunsll the originator ofthe sentiment :
In reply 10 the question We w0uid eay
that the Official record Of the Hoose Of
Representatives for ThursdsS Dec. -,
'll799. reads - foIl0ws:
The House Of Representatives. Of tne
'lUnited States. having received sn,s''',
sencs Of The death q their highly valued
n fellow citizen. George Washington. Gen
. ersl OF The armies Of the United states
. aud sharing the universal grief this die
!, tressing event must produce ..
Unanimoosly resolve. l. That tht
House will wsis % the President Of IN
United States in condOlenco oe this .
l lticnal calamity.
3 That the Speakers chair Be- shroud
!, ed With black, and that the members an
I .1icers OF the House wear mourning duI
" ing the session.
Z 5. That : joint committee Of bot
. Houses be appointed 10 report messurs
! suifable To the occasion aud expressly
J OF the profound sorrow with which CoI
. gress d penetrated ID the loss Of . ca
zen srst in Mar, 6sst in peace, and ar
q la the hearts Of his csuntrymen.
!" That when this llnuse adjourns
-.win adjourn until Monday next
These resolutions were drawn aud y
troduced By John Marshall. q Represe'
,.ltative from Virginia. Mr. Marshall %
.rMr. Smith were appointed : commute
!. 10 wait on the President Of the Cnits
.s-States. under the frat resolution. -
Nr. Marshall. Mr.. Craik. Mr.. Hem
Lee. and thirteen other gentlemen . col
mitsee under the third resolution.
On Mon iay. Dec. 80, 1s99. 4r. ~
shall reported measures deemed suitst
10 the occasion, which included the q
iIvGTy VI I'll Ot1ttVu W
lone Of the members Of this House for :
State Of Virginia. That orstion y
pronounced on Thursday, Dec. 70. ~
and in the fourth paragraph from
END. the oratory happily introduc
Marshsll's words: .
First in war, first IN peace, and q
a. Iin the hearts OF his countrymen, be y
second 10 none In the humble ID
- dearing scenes Of private life; pho
~'sjust, humane, temperate, and stnce
uniform, digni6ed, and commsudi'
his example was - edifyipg 70 al 9
him q were the effects Of that exam
lasting
The words quoted from Msrsha
resolution were already too familiar
Senate and the House. who com
diluted Z main part VI the audience, to
s.louire : reference 20 their source. ]
the result ID that the famous words b
been generally ascribed q !
whose Grafton became known through
the United states. The word ~count
for ~-country men, IN the Ulster Con
Gaxstte, IL : imprint
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ySoQuon1ly Requires promps acooo- -
hcur,s delay waiting Tor he doctor ~
- oteendsd with serious consequenooos
espscially n casss % Group. Pnsumonias
"a oshef throat and lang tronb1es-
Hsncs. 70 family should - without >
boesls q Ayers Chsrsy fsetorals
vhich ~ proved Itself. n thousands =
49,, ~ bsss Emsfgsncy Msdicine
evsr discovered. II gives prcmpe selIee
- preparss ~ way for : thosoash
.ro. vhich = certain % - eGeceed ~
- ooofinusd -.
4. n. IafimeF, ~. D., NJ. veEnoos
a. o1yo: " 4 have found Ayers Chegry
pec1orSl 3 per1ecs cur Tor Group - ~
ornm- 4 have knOWu tho vCgSe ooooD
rSlievo6 n : veFy short time by - uses
~ 4 advise al families 70 ne u u suo.
den -omsrgsncies, for coughs, Group, -"
A. ;. Edison, -: D.. MiddIetowa..
Tenn. sayS: II have used Ayet'o
cSsrry feetoral with he bess eject =
ny practice. This wonderful preposo'
Si6n does sevo4 NJ 1lfe. I he'd . con
steas ccoeh. right syeess. 80 fre,ssy
, ss,:;s:.. !. g. s::sl Is sss "a : e e. z z :.
foceoEnl cured mo."
~ cannot ~ enough = psslss 3
Dfa1doo, e PALESTINE, Teas, teliev:
e 3: = s, ! g i sss:' iisd'
AyuI's ChglIy PoelNil
sazrAaED ~
~. !. Q. Ayss : @, LswsAy eaasl
~ S,sn pnUU>aB- rS~o1 ssbsuDn.e
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FOR many years o. : farm near Maria
M there hss been : strong low 81 GO.
AZ limes water will b forced through
oAe pipe % on elevation % 60teen feet
shove The surlscc, end % such times lhG
nou Of re - proporlIonateIy great ~
1nlervalo thors h 20 ua1er Visible. when
Ne preoepco ~ gss 70 not q marked.
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The population OF Pittsburg. includIne
ALCHEMY City, Il W 100000. TIE
number IL houses ID estimated q $685.
Is about one-half OF which natural gas Il
he only fuel now used ana the numoe
10 constantly increasing. One So com
many afone added over 1000 customer
% lie lit last year. There % not . single
manufacturing establishment 81 any 'm
por.anre which now uses coal Or any
thing but natural gss Tor fuel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

The material will arrive today Tor
shooting the natural ga well q Howard
Hnrk, between this city and Jeflerson'
VILE. This we'll - loo feet deep u
wIlI Be- filed % - 10 leave the depth -
oUO feet. Then LOO feet ~ expIoeivs
ma,erial will b put 10, and let her 80
0sIsgher.s viii b the word Of con
mand.-N. y. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

The machinery will Al BE- in place and
che work Or drilling on the nrst q me
0ye gas wells Of the Naiura! 6ss Com-
oony commenced BY Tuesday % next
week. unless the weather prevents- Inc
veil ID located on the Reising ice- house
lots north OF Spring street, between
wet Sixth and Seventh, In Falling kn'
bottom.-N. a. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09
jeifefson II. Trustees Notice.

TIME undersigned will Be q bis once
20 attend to township business o.
Je6essou township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays or each week, and requests 81
Oereous having business with the town
sbjp TO attend 70 it on those days. Tns
township libraries ere kept . ,. "
Jacobs, IL Birdseye, and the Truetee''
residence, where al persons entitled ca
get books thereof.
JOHN CUMMINs,
Sept. Z, el-y. Trustee Jefferson Up.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-03-09

rAnr ron SALE.-The farm q The
|crossiug Of the railroad and Pstoko river
lof 237 acres d for sale. Good coal ANA
good farm land. Easy terms. Apply .
Courier once.