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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
THIS CHEERFUL
SUN CIR EETER

Crows for the da wning Of brighte
do, for tho people all over our gioriou
Union, and the lsbcrcrs and farmers ar,
rising up and calling the Democrsc,
"DlesseG.' for efforts to relieve the mas
ses of unnecessary burdens.
Msrvlsnd elected the full Democrats
sicNet Tue ,3aY. beaded BY T.. v. Bsugh
man for Comptroller and Mississippi
polied AZ almost unanimous vote for III.
Democratic candidates. lel by John "
Stone for Governor. while the gallsn
Democrats Of the old Bav State, Massa.
chnsette. led by VIM. r. Russell foI
Governor. reduced the Republican ma.
jorifv il that State 10 q bare 5000, In
stead of thu 10000 nv which Harrison
carried II.
cf the ten States holding state cleo
tons On Tuesdsv last only Pennsylvania.
Nebraska AMI Massachusetts, adhered 70
the Republican party. though in several
others chey have carried legislatures by
ressou Of outrageous gerrymanders. AZ
in sec York where. while the Demo-
Gratis carry the State by $1,000 majority,
the Republicans will control the Legisa-
tnre. But tarif-rcform leaven Is work
Ing. opposition 70 Trusts and Monopo-
lies u growing. and ere long will be so
strong that gerrymandering will fail 70
keep United States Senate Republican.
and fheu goodbye unnecessary taxation
20 held wealthy famllies; goodbye
Trusts. that put up the price OF neces-
saries Of life good bye Monopoliea. that
regulate the price Of labor and produce
10 snit their own profits, without regard
IN - kus l.t.
live or not on the stipend allowed! Thu
time is drawing nigh, and our Demo
cratic roorters see the day light, and
crow for u proudly.
WILL O. THE WisP.-The following
from Saturdays Courier journal, shows
how little some reporters know about
some ihings they print. We wish, how
ever. the report was true.
THE old time scheme for building q
railroad from V.nccnnes 70 New Al
hany. which hiss been allowed to liz
dosmant for several years. has again
been brought 70 light, and from the
movements 81 the past few days there l.
evrfv .esson % believe that the projec,
will We taken np and the achema pushed
TO completion Several davs ago a
ras'v ~ Ohio and Mississippi surveyors
we're pat IN tho field about fifty miles
back IF New Albany, With orders 70
move this wsv, and il il said that the line
e yard ViDcennes IL being located al the
sarlt tine A number OF The more
vaa',hy fret mortgages bondhoders Of
tee .. A. NJ. arc known 10 b ave become
sndfeplv greatly interested IN the pro-
posed road and II IL sunposo al thar INC.
viii build the line a. individual owners.
and then turn II over 20 the mauag ! men,
Of the -. AZ NJ
The surveyors who are in the field an
nounce That their instructions are to
push matters AZ much a. possible, In
order thai the work on the grading NAV
~ begun early next spring. aud they
claim that by February the whole line
vii be located by them ready for The
breaking Of ground.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

~ Buislo, N Y. elected : Democra
ic Mayor Tuesday the srst siuce glori.
cue Grover was Mayor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
DUDH.

when Baby Vas dck. We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for CassoriA
When she became Miss, she chung % csssoris
When che had Children, she gave them CastosiA
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First Democratic Governor ever
elected IN Iowa.

Iowa gave IIsrrison 10000 majority.
I, now elects the Democratic ticket bv
1000 majority. Western farmers are
getting their Eyes Open!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

AT Denver, Coln., the Democrats
elected their county officers.
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Notice Of Final Settlement or Es-
tate.
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 the credit :
- ora, heirs and Iegatces Of John AuI-
enbscher, deceased, TO appear IN the Du-
bois Circuit Court, held At Jasper. Indi-
ana. on the 9Th day OF January. 1890, and
ahow cause, IL any. why the Final Settle
ment Accounts with the estate Of said de-
c-dent should not be approved.
Witness, this 4th day Of November,
1889,
GEoRGE Nix Admr.
TRAYLoR 4 HUNTER, Att'ys.
Nov. g, 1889 -2w.
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Ayers Cherry Peciora|,
PREPARED By
Or. J. O. Aver < Co., Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price u SIX bottles, -.
April %. iss9--ly.
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
NOTICE is hereby given that At the
~ september term. 1889. Of the Dubois
Circuit Court. the estate of John Aulen.
oacher. deceased, was declared probably
insolvent. Those interested are notified
that il will be settled accordingly.
GEORGE Nix. Admr.
TRAyLoR A HUNTER. Attorneys.
Nov. lst. 1889 -3w.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-06
LIMITED LOCALS.

The executive committee OF the Gap
district local institute has changed the
time for holding their annual session from
December IA, to January ls, 1890.
Tomorrow is the last day for the pay
ment of school tax. Charles Lippoid, tne
collector of the delinquent school tax, VIII
after that date place the unpaid tax III the
hands of constable for collection.
A musicale, to take place at Millersvile
Normal school Friday evening, December
18th, has been arranged, and fine pro-
gramme gotten out Cars Will return 10
Lancaster afterwards.
The college glce club left this afternoon
for Mt. Joy where they will give concert
this evening. There Is In connection with
the glee club guitar club which will be a
prominent feature In their entertainments.
Daniel Dougherty will lecture on Ora
toryn tomorrow evening In the court
house. on which occasion the college CLEO
club will furnish music.
The body of Mrs. Ann DIETRICH, who
died i'm Philadelphia, arrived to-day and
DR.. Vernon ofIiciated and interment was
made at Lancaster cemetery. The pail.
bearers were John Trissler, p. A.. Metz
gar w. II. Bateman, Joseph Selvert, Geo.
Marshall and Samuel M. Myers.
Tho Variety Iron company, Cleveland,
o., have been awarded the contract to
build the iron bridge over the Conowingo
mt Woods mill.
Sadie Christy, who took her child from
the slmshouse, has been discharged by
Alderman Deem. There was no evidence
against her
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OFFICERS CHOSEN.
f1s xRS WHO WILL DIRECT the AFFAIRS
or coLUxBlrS MASONIC LODGE.
16embers and visitors From Marietta
Entertained at q Banquct-shawnee
Fire Company Ofncers Elected.

CoIuMnrA, Der. GA meeting Of Colum.
bio Lodge No. go, r. 4 A. NJ, was held
Hast evening, and the following officers
elected: w. N, Amos w. Rogers $. W.,
r. N. livingston J. W., F. W. Heckei;
uecrvtary, Andrew J. Kaufman treas
urer. J, A. Meyers; representative, John
< Sis1ie: trustees George Crane, J. w.
Y.ruu. Milton Wixe. The ofn cefs.e elect
we're installed by District Deputy kauff-
man, A number of members were present
NOM Ashara Lodge No. 3gs, OF Marietta.
Amer adjournment, headed by the visiting
delegation, the members were conducted
70 the armory, where fine banquet was
served by the ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church.
The following officers were elected last
night by Shawnee Fire company; Presi-
dent, v. ]. Baker; vice president, J. II.
Myers; secretary, ii. w. Slegelmilch /;
treasurer. d. F. Gohn trustees, J. Foley ;
+. Jansen, w. Rankey; janitor, John
Beck; chief engineer, II. Dunkle; assistant,
r. Tracy chief fireman, ii. Shackenbach ;
chief director, Chas. Thomas; assistant, j.
Beck.
A largo number of members attended
the Choral society last night, which is i'm.
proving rapidly under the direction OF
Walter Bausman, of Lancaster.
The district institute, held by the public
school teachers, will this season be partially
substituted by grade Institutes, q new plan
adopted by Superintendent Hoffman. The
plan Is for the primary, secondary,
grammar and high school teachers TO meet
Separately for the interchange of opinions
about school matters.
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THE HARDWARE THIEVES.
Plenty OF Evidonoe In the Hands OF the
Constables.

Plenty OF Evidence In the Hands OF the
Consta bIes.
Constables Shaub and Eichholtx have
wound the evidence very closely around
the men who are charged with stealing the
goods from the store of Reilly Brothers 4
Raub, and II will be difficult for any one
70 tell how much was stolen. 1t Is
certain that tho goods would run into
considerable sum of money. Yesterday
while searching for stolen property the
officers found tin boiler and u tin Kettle,
which had been taken from the hardware
store, In the creek where 1t had been
thrown by persons interested In getting
Dram and Mcclure ou; of this trouble.
The kettle had been pounded out Of
shape. 1t was learned that when
Oram's house was being searched Me-
Clune's family were warned TO be on
their guard. They took large lot of
stolen property to the house of neighbor
woman and put il in her cellar before she
knew what 1t was. When the woman made
the discovery she notified them to take it
away, which they did, but where the
Odicers do not know. The officers can show
that nearly every night when McClune
came home from wonk he brought with
him axes, handles, saws or other kind of
property that ho had stolen. Many of
these he is supposed to have disposed of.
At times he was quite brave, and carried
new axes home without covering them up,
as well as bundles of handles At other
times he concealed his things in rags.
The officers have the evidence down fine
against Dram and McClune, and there will
be plenty Of cases against this pair, as we'll
as yeung Shaub, 10 send 10 the January
court.
John Beck was arrested this morning,
charged with being participant in the
above thefs. He was found at his homc,
ON Green street, and gave bail for hear
ing.
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YOUNG PHYSICIANS DEATH.
Or. william A. Atlee Dies Washington,
ID. C.. Of Tynhoid Eayer.

Or. william A. Atlec Dies Washington,
d. c., OF Typhoid Fever.
The sad news reached Lancaster last
evening Of the death at Garfield hospital,
in Washington, u. c., of DR.. William A.
Atleo, son Of w. A. Atlee, tho well known
attorney at law, Of this city, and grandson
Of the late John L. Atlee the famous ply
sician. The young man had been sick with
typhoid fever for about three weeks past
and Tor 10 days his mother had been at his
bedside both she and Mr.. Atlee were pres
ent when he breathed his last. The first
telegram which was received here stated
that he was sinking. The other which
came sometime later said he had died at
$50.
The deceased was about "a years of age
and was born In this city. He received the
greater part Of his education at Yeates' in
stitute. He next went to Philadelphia and
graduated at tho University of Pennsyl-
vania, standing near the top of his class.
He was one Of tho physicians at Blockley
hospital for year and until he was taken
very Ill with pneumonia and was Obliged
to come home. In the spring of 1889 he
went to Washington and opened an Office,
intending to make the Capital City his
future home. He was bright young man
and was rapidly building up fine practice
among the best people of Washington. His
prosI ects were OF tho very best and he had
q brilliant future in prospect. Mr.. and
Mrs. Atlee, who have the sympathy of the
entire community in their terrible affiic-
ton, will come from Washington this
evening, bringing the body with them.
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yopanyllle Items.

The corps of workmen Supervisor Slough
has had Oh the hill north flown have about
completed their labor, which greatly in
creases the travelling facilities on that road
which Is the principal thoughfaro via
Hinkletown and Ephrata.
Samuel Burkholder, jr., has leased tho
hotel property for the following year.
Samuel is an industrious and genial young
man and apparently will DO appreciated
and give satisfaction to all.
The protractod meeting is crowded every
night. Rev. uertzler's sermons are etIec-
tive.
Some farmers have finished stripping
tobacco and await the presence of the
buyers.
William Taylor, Of Lancaster, Is intor.
ested in the cigar business In town.
L. v. Sellers Of Philadelphia, IL at home
visiting his parents.
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Live Stock NIarkots.
CHICAGO. Dec. Q, 100 O'Clock p. n

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Receipts, 1900 shipments
tyO lower; beeves, o. 90e5 % steers
" s0@i 75 stockers and feeders, 81 75a2 80;
cows, bull and mixed, 81 40G2 90 Texas cattle
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments. 5000: mar.
ket weak mixed, s3l5ogS 80: heavy, Isl "a
GS So light, - 55SS 50 skips, 81 COAX 90
Sheep-Receipts, 900; shipments 1000; mar.
ket strong natives, 81 50a5 80; Western wooied
y 5Gt ~ shorn Te xans, ,sS 4oGJi 10 lambs, O. OC
TO % 30 per hundred weight. w
EAST sERrY.-Cattle-Receipts 1880: shin
ments lsU market nrm prime, "a 5Osa 10
good, " eog4 " fair, " 10s5S ~ bulls stags
and fat cows, 81 5o92 % fresh cows, 500 40 no
cars shipped TO New York.
Hogs Receipts Ss9; shipments. 1000
medium and light Philadelphia, IS Sos 10;
heavy hogs, sS s0aS W; roughs, sS@3 T5
no cars shipped 10 New York.
sheep-heceipts, 2i0o shipments. ll00; mar.
ket active prime, s5 00g5 2 fair 10 good
y 25at 70 common. 81 ooSaa oo lambs. u COG
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civ Properties onsrcd For saic.

City Properties Offsrcd For saic.
Al the Leopard hotel on Thursday even
Ing, Joel L. Haincs, auctionecr, offered for
sale large lot of properly belonging to
Abraham Hirsh. The number Of bidders
present was small and none Of the proper
ties were sold
No. 4. The three-story brick hotel, OF
orange and Water streets, was withdrawh
at s10, 400. ,,,.
No. 2. The two story brick dwelling
house at 90 West Orange street, was with
drawn nj $3.50. !,
No. 3. The brick warehouse, Nos. AZ and
"A North Water streets, was Withdrawn al
5000. :,
No. 4. A two-story brick dwelling at
6l2 East King street was Withdrawn Mt
$4,000.
Several other properties were offered, but
mono were sold, as the bids were not con-
sidered large enough.
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IL Was Declared a Draw.

Jack McAuliffe, of Boston, and Mike
Daily, Of Bangor, Maine, two light weights,
fought for purse Of $1,000 before the Crib
club OF Boston last night. McAuliffe
punched the other lad all over the ring and
cleverly won the fight, which it was under
stood beforehand was to be of fifteen
rounds. Because Jack did not knock the
man out the fight was declared draw and
the money was divided. DAILY was no
match for McAulifie at any time in the
hght. The former weighed 1877 pounds
and the latter l3g
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A PLAINTIFF NoN.suITED
Because His Fathers Name Was Not
.yofuod I'm the Suit,

JOlu00 ia the suit
The suit of Abe Hurshour vs. Henry l..
relpel was attached for trial this morning.
This Il an action TO recover damages under
these circumstances The plaintiff en-
ployed the defendant TO work for him at
$3.50 per year. He went to work on
March 30, 1883, and remained while tho
work was light. On June 20, when he was
greatly In need Of farm hand, Felpel left
him In the lurch. He was unable to get
another party in his place, suffered damages
in consequence and brought this suit TO re-
cover them.
The defense was that plaintiff was hard
pay, he could not get the money he owed
oui Of him and as he did not want to work
for nothing he quit
In the suit Of James NJ. Ream VS.. Jacob
r. Landis, the testimony for the plaintiff
disclosed the fact that the father was a part
ner. Counsel for the defense moved for O
non-snit on the ground that :he action was
improperly brought. as the father should
be Joined as plaintiff and the court granted
II. b. r. Davis for plaintiff; Brown Il
Hensel for defendant.
CURRENT BUSINESS.
An issue was granted to ascertain the
ownership OF property levied upon as the
goods OF Aaron II. Bean, in which Christian
Rutter,st. al, were named as plaintiffs and
Elizabeth Hoover as defendant.
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Z" Under the LASH"

Last evening the play Of Under the
Lash" was presented In Fulton opera
house, to a small audience, by Walter San
ford and company. The piece, which Is
sensational, has been seen here several
times, and theatre-goers are acquainted
with 1t. Mr.. Sanford plays the leading
character well. The educated dog Hero
pleases the people by his intelligent work
The company will stay here for the re-
mainder of the week with a matinee to-
morrow afternoon.
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Rev. DIR. Mann,sLecture.

Rev. w. J. Mann lect1red last night In
Zon's Lutheran church, In the German
language. Rev. D.. Mann isa good talker,
and his description of his recent travels In
Europe was interesting. The church choir
and members of the Young Folks society
rendered several fine selections. A collec-
tion was taken for the benefit of the Young
Folks society, and a handsome sum real.
izcd
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He WIN Quit tho premises.

In August John Faegloy purchased at
sheriff sale the coach making establish
ment at Duke and Vine streets, formerly
owned by Jacob Norbeck. After getting the
deed from the sheriff Mr.. Faegley notified
Norbeck to quit the premises. He waited
three months but Norbeck refused to 20,
and he mado complaint to dispossess him
before Alderman McConomy. A jury of
six was summoned by the sheriff and they
heard the evidence before Alderman Nc
Conomy this afternoon. They rendered a
verdict dispossessing Norbeck, who agreed
to leave in ten days, which was satisfactory
to Faegley.
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The lancaster Athletic CLUB.

The regular meeting Of the Lancaster
Athietic club was well attended last even
Ing and the following gentlemen were
e1ected members; q. ii. Obreiier, j. Al.
Relst and Arthur w. Bailey. The report
Of the treasurer showed the club TO be in
49, 80, Ssso ~ tie iroasurv and sna n,sai nsse y
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lndlers Plead Guilty.
ElectE

Mrs. q ~ TIthu, MIS-. Emily How
ard, Orrih>l ;. Halstead and George Hal
stead, the remaining electric sugar alleged
swindlers, entered pleas Of guilty In New
grand larceny In the frst degree. They
were discharged on their own recognizance
some time ago when they pleaded not
guilty. On Thursday they Withdrew that
PIES for one Of guilty. They We're re-
handed for sentence.
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Horses and Carts For New Holland.

This morning tweniy-seven horses and
carts belonging to Keller q Crosson, con
tractors, arrived in Lancaster1 from
Holland by number of railroad laborers,
and they viii be put TO work at once on
the new line of railroad.
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E,xECUToRs' SALE OF VALUABLE CE|
In tire Square Real Estate. Those propert1
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. A. d., 1889,
At the Leopard Hotel, in the City of Lancsst4
following valuable Real Estate, to witt
Tract No. ], being Lot of Ground, on whl,a
is erected a Four-Story Brick store IBuldinS
numbered "a Centre Square, containing in fro
"a feet, more or less, and extending in depth
feet, inches, more or less.
is erected Three-Story Brick Store Buildln
numbered 20 Centre Square, containing in froiI
ls feet, II inches, more or less, and extending |
depth Al feet inches, more or less.
Tract No. 3. being Lot OF Ground, on whicI
Is erected q TwoStory and Mansard Roof Bric1I
Dwelling House, situated on the south side !
Place, containing In front 90 feet, moro or les
and extending In depth 200 feet, more or lesI
nace range and all modern improvements, anj
would make a delightful home. The street ra
way passes the door, and the property beinI
but D yards beyond the city limits the taxeI
are low.
Tract No. 4, being six lots of ground, situated
on the southeast corner Of College avenue AMI
and extending In depth eastward l22 feet morj
or less, with right to common alleys on eas|
and south.
Tract No. s. being a lot OF ground, situated o|
the south side of said West Lemon street, coIl
tanning In front y feet, and extending in deptl
The whole of the aforementioned store build
ings are tenanted by hrstclass tenants, an9
they present most dc sirable investment, anl
they Will DO sold together II desired by the puI
chaser.
Anyone wishing TO view any OF the proper
ties can do so by calling on the undersigned:
conditions will be made known by
MARIA HosTErTER,
Mskk1An FkANk I. HosTETFEH. Il; sHsrHIRhR'
Executors OF d. b. Hostetter. deceased,
JOEL l.. HAINEs. Auctioneer. n29dS.0,lOd
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Married His Typewriter.
President Jenkins, n New York million
aire, ON "Wednesday married Miss Kate
Duffey, his late assistant and typewriter,
In the presence OF gay assemblnge
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Gents Smoking Jackets, House Coats, Ba, b
Robes, Dressing Gowns, storm Overcoats. Eng
llsh Top Goats, Chinchilla and Beaver Over
coats.
ladies English Walking Jackets In I'm
ported silk Plush, $40 ~, sl2. sli.
Ladies' imported SILK Plush Sacques, SIS, so,
SIS.
Cloth and Stockinette Jackets, So SO, 81 SO, IS.
Children's Plush Coats, 81 TO 50 90
Boys Knee Pant Suits, g., 81 80, s., s. 20.
Boys Cape Overcoats, 81 60, s., 50 co.
Gents silk and Satin Suspenders, 75c, 81, 81 2,
$50.
New Designs silk Neckwear- -Tecks, PufIs,
Four-ir- Hands, soc, 75c, ST. ,sl2.
Gents silk Mufliers, White, Cream and Bro
cade, 75c to 81
silk Handkerchief, 25c to 81 90.
Plush Work Boxes, Shaving Sets, Smoking
Sets, Toilet Sets and whisk Holders at Low
Prices.
20 Dozen SILK Finished suspvnders. 25e
Ladies' Plush. Cloth, Fur and Astrachan
Shoulder Capes.
Fur Collars, Gloves and Fur Trimming.
Monkey, Seal and Neutra Mufrs and Stolas
Gold and Silver Capped Umbrellas, ready
made and made to order.
Chldren's Seal Plush Polos and Turbans.
Fur Felt Stiff Hats, Soc, Toe, 81 25
China silk Tides, embroidered and hand
painted, 81 to 50.
Imitation China Silk Tides, sec.
Washing Embroidery, Rope Silk, Tinsel, Che
nile Cord, Knitting silk Arazene, Ribazene,
Plush Ornaments, Chenille Fringe.
Gents Embroidered Plush slippers, 81, 81 50,
$500.
Light Tan and Chestnut Alligator Slippers, g.
Children's Rubber Boots, 81, So.
Ladies' Rubber Boots, 81 50.
Misses Dress Shoes, Heel and Spring 81 %,
81 50, 81
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atrtu Advertisements.

A BSOLUTELY PURE.