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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
Prevailing Public sumptaou.ne...

Truly this is an age OF sumptuousness In
public places, of elegance in cars, hotels,
steamers, waiting rooi.ls, stores, business
Offices and tho like. For little more than the
regular fare on the railways the man OF mod
crate means can surround himself with such
luxurious appointments as he can never hope
90 secure In his own home. lie can for a
brief period travel like a nobob, and dino
and lunch like lord. An equally brief stay
at u modern hotel will surround him with a
similar wealth of appointments. All must
bring about two fold result. One is to
make the traveller determined to acquire the
monetary power sufficient TO bcstow upon
his home the elegance of boudoir car; the
other IS TO render his homo and all In II
shabby in comparison with the ornate beauty
Of tho hotel and the Pullman. The latter
result is most likely TO follow the prevailing
sumptuousncss In public places. The poor
man win feel poorer, the humble home will
seem humber, because OF the reign OF ma
hogany and silver and gliding and carvings
and rich fabrics in places that are not and
never can be homes. Pttsburg Bulletin
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Tho worlds Best Mutton.

The sweetest, tenderest, and most palatable
mutton in the world is that raised in Ireland.
The Irish sheep grow larger than ours, they
feed ON better pastures, and their meat is
wholly free from that strong, 'sheepy" taste
which makes ours so disagreeable to many
palates. No American who has eaten the
mutton served in the Irish hotels will take
any other kind of meat while he stays there.
The English mutton, though better than
ours, is far inferior to the Irish. American
mutton is sold in the English, Irish and
Scotch markets, but 1t brings from three to
four pence less pound than the native pro,
ducts, and no one who can afford the latter
will take the former. Boston Globe.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
Another View of n.

There is, indeed, a positive harm that re-
suits from tabooing of the theatre by relig-
ious people. Why is so large a proportion Of
our plays frivolous and vnlgarl Because the
frivolous and vulgar predominant among
theatre goers. II the large number of refined
people who avoid the theatre were to attend,
this proportion might he reversed, and more
1.-The managers would find it profitable to
bring out clean and wholesome dramas.--
Henry T. Finck in the Cosmopolitan
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
prnr,.ess of Ynnaton

An out of the way quarter of the world is
the Mexican state of Yucatan, to most trav-
elers, but it appears to have caught the spirit
OF progress. A recent traveller writes that
taxable property of the state is now valued
at s., 057 ,6sS. The public schools supported
by the state number 202, and are attended by
upward OF II 900 pupils Colleges are located
at Merida for the study of law and medicine,
and Valladolid has an institute, conserva
tory of music, and academies. The postal
service of the country is good, and telegraph
and telephone offices are being rapidly multi
piled. Orleans Times Democrat.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
Novel school cnatnn,

A school custom which American children
certainly would find attractive is practiced
in Thuringia. The schoolmaster presents to
every child on its first entrance into the school
an enormous bag Of sweets. Lately the GUS
tom had degenerated to such degree by the
parents and friends of the well-to-do children
all supplying additional bags to the favored
pupil that the government has been obliged
to interfere, and one bag only is now the rule
in one district, while in another it has been
caused to cease altogether. Chicago Herald.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
Denand for Trim,

The much abused but easily digested tripe
has 1T last received proper recognition from
quite an unexpected quarter. DIR. Beaumont
proved that raw oysters digested in two
hours and flfty-five minutes and boiled tripe
digested in one hour. Acting on this in
formation, cpicures with weak digestive
organs have taken kindly to tripe, and the
demand for it at the leading restaurants is
on the increase. York Sun.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
Am Rnd of nrnmmerr.

The ancient Prussian custom of holding a
BLACK Drawing ROOM after the monarch's
death has been honored in the breach on this
occasion. Formerly in Prussia, so soon as
the king was dead, all tho ministers Of the
crown, foreign ministers, and the court gen
orally, repaired in full dress to the palace.
The first rooms they entered were brilliantly
lit up, but gradually, as they went through
the different apartments leading to the
throne room, the lighting became DINNER
and DINNER, till this last being reached it
was found in semi-darkness. Around the
throne were grouped series of wnxwork
figures, deeply yelled with black, represent
ing the chief members of The new court, and
before these all the high dignitaries solemnly
passed, bowling themselves out backwards.
The wisdom of dropping such grotesoue
mummery is scarcely open to question. -
London Life.
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An Importn,t Innov,,,o,,.

Several newly organized manufacturing
companies are now working upon sulphite
fiber, made from refuse of sawmills an1 used
for paper stock. There is one company in
WATERFOWL, N. Y, one In Chicago and one
in Detroit. Tho Detroit factory produces
from ten TO twelve tons OF fiber dny. It IL
the most important Innovation in the manu-
facture Of paper stock since wood pulp was
introduced. Chicago Times.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
A "reminiscences inscriptions.

There is a tablet in an English cemetery
with the following inscription; 'Here lies
tho body Of -, who for many years con-
Quoted highly respectable general business
In an adjoining village, which is now con-
tinued by his widow. ". B.--No trust
given. New York Tribune
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
nermnna in Sew Yorl1.

New York city now has German popula-
tion Of $500 and the German vote there
numbers 10000, making it, as claimed, the
third German city of the world, Berlin be.
Ing the first, and Hamburg, with $4,000
comes second. Chicago Herald.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
Was Getting desperate.

An overheard dialogue between women Il
fear that Harry is getting desperate lie left
me In terribly agitated slate last evening,
and threatened TO do something that he might
regret all his life.n ''Did hei Then il seems
he has really made up his mind to ask you to
marry him. New York Commercial Adver-
tisni
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In an Apartment House.

81 wonder who lives In the opposite apart
ment. see bright light there literally all
night long,
"Oh, Jockey lives there
Who is JokelyT'
Don't you know Jokely7 He's the clever
est impromptu speaker we have In our club. y
.'Ahl that accounts for the light; he sits up
all night to prepare his impromptu speeches. >
Town Topics.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02
VERY Hard work.

There are fish in the sea. said the belle. there's
no doubt Of it.
Quite the equal Of those which as yet have come
out Of IL;
But fish won't be captured BY merely command
ing them,
And it's very laborious hooking and landing
them" Merchant Traveller.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02

1t Is better to take II little liver medicine
than to grumble and feel blue, and the man
who has had fruits during the winter will
not need the medicine.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-05-02

''Ecs, sir,n said Popiniay, emphatically,
"6rabnll is a man Of limited means. but ua-
limited meanness. ~ Burlington Free Pr,
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LambertvilIe Select School.

Thorough instruction in English and Higher
Branches. Backward pupils receive special alien
ton. Ia years experience.
REV. W. NJ. WELLS, PRfS.
School York st. Residence 40 N Main st
Dec. H. lsST.-ly.
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BASEBALL TALK.

Anson declares in favor of the double UNI.
pire system
Detroit is said TO have lost money on the
southern trip.
As novelty the Toledos will wear dead
black stockings
There are eighteen conflicting dates be-
tween the two Kansas City clubs
Eleven out OF sixteen players under con-
tract to tho Cincinnati club are married
men.
Sanders, the new Philadelphia pitcher,
weighs 200 pounds IN the best possible condi-
ton.
Herman made the first home run off a pro
fessional pitcher at the Polo Grounds this
season.
Capt Hanlon Of the Detroits prefers right
handed TO left handed pitchers He thinks
they last longer
II looks like about six clubs In the Ameri-
can association will be in the swim during
the entire championship race.
Stratton is the youngest baseball player
under contract In tho American association.
He was but IS years of age a few months ago.
Childs. who is making SPLENDID record
with the Phillies, has only played one year
professionally. AS an amateur he played as
catcher
Manager John Kelly has been presented
with gold badge tho mate Of that given
Gaffney, for their umpring In the worlds
series last fall.
Detroit Is short on catchers. Bennett.s
arm Is In bad shape and neither he nor felon
afflicted CANCEL are likely to be available for
work before April 20
Garfield is playing In Toledo, Cleveland
with New York, Grant with Buffalo, Hays
with Rochester, johnson with Boston, There
is also player named Lincoln.
Guy Hecker, pitcher of the Louisville club,
has given it out that this will be his last sea-
son on the diamond. He says that, recog-
nislng that his pitching abilities will not last
forever, he desires to connect himself with
business life, and has accepted position to
travel for business concern rext year.
Among the excuses advanced by the De-
troits for their failure TO capture the st.
Louis series Is the inability OF Bennett to
play, the felon on Cancels finger, Tkomp-
sons lameness, Whites lack Of practice,
Hanlon's absence from the team, the clubs
inability to bat and the weakness Of Brough-
ton and Sutcliffe behind the bat
Buck Ewing thinks that Chicago, now she
has let Clarkson 20, had better throw up the
sponge. lie says; "What did they do last
season when they had Clarksons They are
no better fixed this season than they were
last. Arson says that his team can win the
championship without this big pitcher. May
be he can, but the day Is yet to come when q
manager can win the championship withous
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Early Econcmix,ur

his face has a look a. II famine hasttraced
Upon 1t the lines Of priyation,
And one would suppose he deyoutly embraced
The rigors OF Lsnt's regulation
But no-she fact b he's already IN haste
Saving up tor the summer vacation.
--Boston Budget
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THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
LEAST PROFITABLE or ANY FROM
A FINANCIAL STANDPOINT.

A Comfortable Living Is About All the
Average Physician Can Expect = The
Doctors Bill the Last to he Paid
Dishonesty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

For the detection al afsenic or any
drug in Certain Chill Cure" that will
harm The most delicate person. Fred
Pspenmeier. sr.. 81. Philips, Ind. writes
had fever aud agnr for over year
snd tried all medicines wiihon. sucrcss
Ono hottie OF Z. c. G. "Ccrtaiu Chill
Cure" cured me completely. since which
time, abont year, the chiiis and feve'
have not returned.
For sale by Mehringer Bros. Jasper
aud DR.. Schwartz. Humtingbury. LIN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

Died, on last Saturday morning an In
FAINT child Of DR.. VIM. A. and Amanda
.. Line. They have our sympathy.
The meeting q Hillham closed last
Saturday night. believe there Va ons
conversion.
Hall, the young man that left his wife
and two little children last fall, and came
back because he could not support hina-
self. has left again. It's hoped be will
be more industrious this time.
Born, 10 John aud Flora Shipm~~. .
bly, boy; also. born 10 Sam aud Julia
Burns = bouncing big hoy. This l. the
sixth child born to this couple IN OK
wears. and the Trustee u feeding and
clothing this family. pink SAN needs
VIM. r. Sherman.
Rev. Riggs, Of the Reformed Metho-
ldiss. begun q protractod meeting -
Union Valley last Saturday night ~ 4
hoped more good will be accomplished
there than there was here. lts no wonder
that the ministers could not get up
revival here, because this neighborhood
| hxs rot the silver iever 80 bad that they
can't think Of other necessary blessings
Ouite 4 number Of our folks are en-
gagged in making mineral balls. while
every body else - prospecting for 'hs
precious metal. Friend outs mineral
balls are laid in the shade. Descos
Phillips, Win. r. Combs and Lige Noies
have made mineral balls that : nlck''
viii attract two hundred yards. Free
man Cox's little two-yesr old boy ha'
rot an empty vial that will make circle
over dime 40 big % : plate.
| A few facts y David Milburn. Dr.. Line
I Robert Thacker and Or. Whittinghilu: Q
Columbia. and g. VI. Harmon wm
! Worthington and Clinton nsys, - 80
anvo county. have found silver orc. III
Orange county mines are not one mil
rom our town. II this ore proves =
psy Is we'll - Il expected. two year
from Today H.;lham will % 20 prou'
that che will not speak 70 little towns.
4 ZIPPY Coox.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

AZ Mr. Washington keilsn,s died or
SUNDAY last. nj his residence 10 Ir~is"d
81 pneu,uvNia. liz sosk sick on Wed
nesday and died On SUNDAY morning ~
II 80 ociork. iis rsrssins were laid q
resi- IL Siiloh graveyard a. hondns
evening and were followed a. The grave
by large concoursc 81 relatives and
friends. Rev. r. ". Honrs. ~ the NJ
T.. church, OF The Otwcll circuit. oflicist'
ed II the church and grave. The de.
ceased was = member ~ the Masonic
order; aud also, = member at 6uckrs'
Wclmam Post. q. A H.. ~ Jasper. III
lived for msny years - Newton stewart
Orange county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

Home II woman's domain and she =
entitled 70 everything that can Be added
10 snare her much ann0ysnce and hard
labor. There are many convenience
shich IL brought il ne. are inexpensive
I'd viii materially tighten the burden
ma labor Of the h0u sewife- Prominent
,morw these conv<niences u the Wapa-
kanrta Porcelain ChurA which j. M Z
ing with such remarkabie sale and suc-
Ice~s wherever introduced Who ever
-ees these churns will need no exp'sn.-
ton or the reasons for the great demand
This churn IL sold solely On it, meFis>'
ana we do this knowing that whereve'
! Il goes Il will make : clean record The
| following are few Of the many adv.n-
,sres conceded 70 the P0rcel>in Churr
nv III Who have used them viz I<f- A
yreat saring 60 labor ID Il Il 90 con
ssrnrfed that Il absolutely can not leak
"a. The quality Of The butter; the inside
narts being such g not 20 injure IN
ers;n Of the butter 4th- The quantity
iof the butter, the constructors 81 ~
id.<h~r heinx such - 70 subject al Of N
irream "a an equal smo1nt Of agitation
rau~inR tlse hulter % come very evenly
Thereby producing more butter from
given amount nf cream than any cshe
-huru can Ssh. ire ezse Of removIn'
lshe batter and wa.Aing the chnrn- IN
Iensire Top Of The churn j. cp~n when N
Icover b faken %. thus giving albanian
Access Tor removing the buffer. All tha
liz required 10 thoroughly cleanse fh
lchurn il 10 pnt in some hot wster sn'
give The crank few turns In appear
'encr. Il would Be N ornament % N.
lroom In the house
L TO responsible parties we viil CIV
Ish;s r.,urn ON srn davs trial For sale b
Friedman. sch~irirh & Co. Hardvsr
Store. corner "a and Jackson Sta, 20
I'R z depot. JASPER. Ind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

Mud up eonsiderab'y nov ssd stIII .
the rise.
Times little dali. sin everything .
on The move
Currea Dillos had auction lest Sssor
day-sellIng hosses.
~. Sam s'srm, q Princeton. q her'
doug busIness.
r. q. lledrick - clerk Ing Tor Nacksy
IL Nisbes. Of EvsnssiIls.
Prof Cooper's school viii b oct nex'
saturday. His pupils are going % pre-.
pare him dinner on that day
Zeno Bartl. who hes been u work %
the car shops ~ Jacksonville. 4 q hosns
fl says there u lcts better pisces than
|Jeff. n
Our n. De have been riding aImost ds J
and night. but sickness u on the d.
crease aud hope the better lime b CON.
ing. Most every case pneumonia
Dsv. ,. w. Houpt preached quite -
sermon here last Sunday.
Rev. Willis Inmsn, of Martin Co. dr.
|livered . discourse q this place lss'
Monday night.
We sill look 10 the near future for shs
train 10 come rolling through our town
zee the smoke rolling; hear The keen
whistle Of the engine. and hear the con
ductor cry out. Orwell!
The Blue Ribbons srr shout 70 lea
Everything ~ snr ~ OFT Orwell TIE
nuintrr over lOO now. sud The i~'s
speakers sre vel 10 SPEAK here nt,'
Thursday aud Friday nights We grsn
them success.
| Johnny Krodel. who he's bern herr 10
some time cierking for Rudolph & He'd
rick. moved 10 Haysville last week q
work IN the noted silver mines there
Success 10 you Johnny. and may yo'
make lots Of those large ~heeis, Q
DADDY DOLLARS.
I DR1rr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

River low and still falling.
Please excuse Nc for not sending IN
items last week.
Thos. Weashers. We are glad 20 learn.
10 Improving slowly. DR.. Hunter 70 ~
ply sician.
Our proiracied meeting broke last
week with . full attendance Father
Gill deserves credit for The faithful per-
formance OF his duty.
Mr.. J. w. Greene was q Haysvills
last week stalking I'd Seiiz 4 na-tsseid's
addition u tie town u IIaysviiie- IL
reports some very fne lots for saie-
| Somebody better look little ont u
| Portersville. or he. or she, or whoever 4
may be. might get the contents Of I
ldouble-bsrrel shof-guu some of thes'
niyhts.
! Mr.. Johm a. Krodel y going 20 rnl
\ his cnAi m.ne extensively herssffer- ~
lprocurrd another miner last week Joh'
ssvs hi bow il Sbie 10 kick him cot .
bel every morning.
| Married. NJ tho rc@ideree ~ The bride
jpssents. Nr. isExxy l;AAB and Ma
4 LISA SsxAtkG. " the bsssvi'ir Priest
\ Presents were as f0llows:
4 John q. Leming. one Get Of vasrs
Mrs Minnie Rudolph. meat anil butte
iiJish: Maggie Hoffman. towel and al
sciier: Maggie a. Kroiei. glass pitches
Mrs. Lou LesninK, set 81 plsies: Ssha<
titan kucbier. Jasper. cream pitcher
(; Lizzie Mann. buitcr-dish Susan krodel
three g,sss 0obiets: John A. krodel. o.
/ pre~rrve-dish; Lzzs Nader. butter
4 disi,. s~t ii ruvs and saucers and howl
lJuhm BroEh. owe set NJ iea-cuPs an
isaucers. one s~t Of plates. pickie-dish an'
frnii-sssnd: Mrz. jain Rise. moiassss
pitcher and butfer-dish; Mrs. Job
1 Nehnc. one Get NJ china fes-cups en-
ssucers: Sophie lIxnsch. one buiter-dish
\ Hiram A. Mcdonald, bmster-dish; Bas
bsrs Kr0deI, one craxv-patch wofl
smd needic-csse; Fannie Mcdonald. on
ierean, pitcher: Mrs. jake. meaf-disl
ono set Of plates and two di@les Willias
\ tiock. large albnsn Mrs. Conrad Mehn'
ct NJ cuIa and ssucera. There yer
quite = number of other pre~rnss. ~
ae did not learn The names Of the RiveE
aud can not give the name. Al - e.
.xive Il our best wishes. The 6r<t 81
i Ne did not mention that o. Mr.. Chrfs
seeming; Il vas the finest gin q al. On
given willingly; 4 Vas The gin q ~
daughter.
After attending the wedding eeremon
.'st Mr.. Sennings. Mr.. and Nrs- Job
II Mehne went 70 Hayssllle % attend %
wedding Of Mr.. Martin Beckett.
u Our string hand serenaded the we'd
ding folks last evening and furnirhe
some nice mnsic. Boys. keep on prsciis
lag and you'il get there By and hv-
Il lsGUBEx.
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So many sitizens were very kind dur
ing the long sickness that terminated IN
my wifes death, that I cannot remem-
her each one Ia thank them Individually
and 80 wish 10 thank all publicly MAY
God biess each one Of you. and preserve
you from such Affections ~ mine. aud
always surround you with % kind
friends, 10 my heartfelt wish.
HIRAM WITnrRs.
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There will - a meeting Of Pro-
hihitionisss on Saturday. March %.
1885, 81 10 O'Clock =. m. At the court
house, In Jasper, Dubois county.
All persons In favor Of the Prohibition
Of the liquor traffic. ere invited 70 -.
tend. All preachers. priests and school
teachers, and the lsdiea are especially
invited. COMMITTEE
Feb. Is. 1883.
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~ Trsasurer Rudolph reeelso5 ; let
Ter Gfoo bic broeher ADS. whe q pre-
esss y % West Point. Art. 80 thinks
come ~ locsslng there He eeeos Vel
|pleased wish sIe coontry. 80 repore
|p1easv u gaRo u thas secetoe- - -
Snesss bic brosker % Se1emoes hIo @
Me relatives and nany fFIeeds j. Do
bo1s. 0uccess % yoa- Adm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

Ar: Asa B. Rowiey. druggist. wns In
ouced 20 iry some of the Pspillou Ca
's'rh Cure BY lis customers. after sever
= PHYSICIANS predicted he would soon
ns'e consumption from An aggravated
.a'e o. Catarrh. lie says: THE result
~M Unprecedented. commenced "a
- Wen after thu 'hrst applications. and
n" row, after = few weeks. eWiireiv
.u'ed. Papillon lsxsract 81 fisxI Ca
!: ;s'rn Iurc will do al that IL claimed for
~ Large bottles &l.OO. :.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

A NEEDED ExTERrRlsE - Sir. WiIlism
haller will start = milk delivery wagon
next Monday. ard will deliver. milk ia
any quantity desired. any whore Ia
town This will be . great convenience
70 many cilizens, and - the stock law i
soou 20 be enforced. 20 that the town
COW VIII haze TO "go," will be SURE 10
receive The patronage II merits. Give
bin your orders.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

RrAs a toilet article. Ayer's Hair
v,cor stands unrivaled. II cieanses the
scsIp and removes dandruG. cures Itch
inc humors, restores tho original color
10 faded and gray hair, and promotes it,
eroNth.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

The annual issue for 1858 IL Just ~
hand. aud we must say In behalf oi
Western enterprise thar as WORK ~
Ant il excels any thing IL this line We
have ever seen. both IN IT. exceedingly
beautifully gold and colored cover and
Ia It's readable print and handsome wood
engrnvings. II should be IN tho hsnds
Of every one who plants a garden, and
can he had bv sending five stamps 10
e. Vaughan, SO State Street. Chicago
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

az Pensions hsve brcu granted 70
Samuel Moore. Hiliham: Fred. McKas-
son. Genryviile; David Wood. Dale
minors Of Stephen Rohinson. DuT: wild
cw Of Robert Biggs. Winslow: Nimrod
PAXTON. Dwell: james Qrmsby, Duff
Washington Keilams. Ireland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-17

JDr. w. H.. Cotton. dentist. has cor-
clnded 10 remain IL Jasper and may ba
found nj Louie Grsmelspacher's corner,
opposite the Indiana Hotel. where he j.
prepared 10 do all classes Of dental work
" reasonable prices. Work warranted.
Consultation free. The best Of recon-
mendationA. 19-tG