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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-11
Condensed kilograms.

Heavy rains have fallen il
Kansas.
Muldoon says he is done for
ever with ring fighting.
Canada grain crops are goot
and fruits almost a failure.
National German Teacher,
Association is in session al Chi
cago.
Cabinet meetings will be bele
on Wednesday during The sum-
mer.
Isaiah d. Luke, of Ohio, ha;
been appointed special examiner
i'll the pension Office.
Eight national convention ol
the Christian Endeavor Society
is in session at Philadelphia.
No special business was trans
acted by The constitutional con.
ventlons in the territories Tues
day.
l.. j. Newald. a dealer III horse
flesh, has disappeared from Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, with thousands
Of dollars.
Charles j. Carlson identified
Martin Burke at Winnepeg as
Frank Williams, who rent ed the
Carlson cottage at Chicago.
The twenty fifth anniversary
of the battle of Monocacy was
celebrated cn the battlefield,
three miles from Frederick, Nd,
Tuesday.
An address has been issued TO
the W. @. /. U. of the world sug
gesting that memorial services
in honor of Mrs. L. b. Hayes lie
held July 2Slh.
Professor Men 'enhall took the
oath of office Tuesday afternoon.
as superintendent of the coast
and geodetic survey and entered
npon the discharge of his new
lulies.
jennings Hood. of Maryland,
to have died in Florida
rom yellow fever last summer.
las turned up at the City of
Mexico. or else some one is per-
him.
No more applications for Office
n he census bureau Will be CON
iierel and no more appoint !
nents made, except those de-
i'led upon, until after Septem=
'er 2.
The election of delegates 10
he Wyoming constitutional con
ention resulted in the choice Of
6 Republicans. l6 Democrats
nd 8 independents. The con
entioa will meet September 9.
There is new religious se"t in
astern South Carolina, known
; True Light Baptists," among
le ignorant classes, who have
D nse for ministers reject most
the Bible; +; do mt believe in
e Sabbath, and think they are ;
n oplv trne fnilnwers of Gn1 I
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Mr.. Carnegie is in Europe.
hanQueting The millionaire states
men and big bugs Of HAT coun
try. and has ordered that the
wages of his workmen at Beaver
Fails be rt daced one lait.
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The great bridge which is TO
cross the St. Lawrence al One
bee will. with its approaches, he
$4,000 feet, or nearly six and
half miles long. The top of the
bridge will be 40S feet above
high water level, allowing The
largest ocean vessels TO pass un-
der it. One span in the bridge
will have a length Of 1,442 feet.
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-Ir,pressior sInde bv Ccn,re..

Impression Made by Congress.
Dawdic--N " hen did you get back from
Wash,ugton?
Brightly Yesierlay
Dawdle-Well, wnat do you think of
our legis ators? How did they impress
You?
BRIGHTLY came away feeling soriy
that had ever abused cu- ccsaNeI sexx
Gil,
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Not s., Vary Ss.d.

Minister (con.oling Mormon elder oyer
the death OF his wife, sy:npathizs with
you deepl,,. Mr.. Brigham, in you sad II
Fiction. u 3s
Mormon Elder-Ah. yes. its hard; it's
hard ,-s
M;nister-Still. Mr.. Brigham. it isn't
as bad us if yon er caly had one. YOU
know
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sVAEDNs. &.

fof 'he Wei '.i'owH '';,'i pope lar Wagons
the best Tor SarmerS aud ior general use,
the "BROW% WAGON il arl rlSuowl, dyed
10 ne superior: Fo.s;,le by
T. i. REMPEL.
Buekbo.tr;!s, Fractions, ('arrs. a,r. call or
AMI -. I,.S-ly
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Advertised Letters.

Miss Maria Bowlby. Mr.. Nath-
an Conrad. Miss Belle Gail, Miss
Emma Critics, Mr.. James A.
Clover, j. q. Kelley, Miss Ada
Laning, Mr.. +. Il. Moore. Mr..
j. @. Mont gomery. Miss Anna
Ross. w. SchHad.
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there is some consolation in the
prospect that this hard-lax- and
hard.times administration of the
Republican party will be the last
we shall ever have.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-11

Coal miners In Indiana are
ctually suffering for food, and
starvation is reported, and those
who work get 60 cents day.
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For State Senator.
For Common Pleas Judge.
JOSEPH G. HUFFMAN.
Of Perry County.
Democratic County Ticket.

Represe ntatlve-wILLIAM P. PRICE.
Auditor--NELSoN w. ARMSTRONG;
Sheriff-pANIEL w. WRIGHT.
Commfssioner-FRAN J. ERE1G.
Recorder-DAVID NJ. O'HAKE.
.Infirmary Director-PHILIP HANSEL.
Goroner-DANIEL HEFT,
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Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff OF Hooking county Ohlo, by
virtue of an oder of sale issued out Oi
said Court in the above entitled cause, and
to him directed as Sheriff of said county, ,
viii at the door OF the Court House i'll Lo-
gan; ON
Saturday, August 10, "A. d. 1889,
at O'Clock, D. m. of said day. offer tor slie
at pnblic auction, the following lands and
tenements situate in Hooking County, o.,
to wit:
The southwest quarter of section thirty
three (53), in township thirteen )i3), range
nineteen (l9) excepting one Q) acre bound
ed and described as follows:
beginning at the northwest corner of
Eaid quarter section, and running thence
east on the section line twenty COY rods |;
tn nee south eight (S) rods; thence west
twenty t2u) rods; thence north eight tS)
rJus to the place OF beginning.
Appraised at sS9DU0.
Terms of Sale.
One third cash; one third in nine
months and one third in eighteen months
from day of sale. Deferred payments to
Lear interest and to be secured by mort
ga e on the premises sold,
Given under my hand at Logan, O.llo,
tins sth day of July, \. ID. 1889.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
BY D. w. Wright. ;eputy.
john Hansen, Atty.
July il-oW
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Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
Statements, Cards, &C., at
the NET1NEt. job Room
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SuERIFFS SALE.
Order Ct Reappraisement G Sale.
Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company
VS.
Amos Hedges, ct al.

In the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
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OHRONIC DISEASES

Crn'se''S's of lor;,sstan,.ing and -0rvvcr<
Fa:tc'H ana kinu, viii. rl,im especial at
I, t!OI.
s'if-i';'1 operations, Such as amputa-
tio'-N. "lt!iti'. fer hair l!p, club foot the
removal ~ oeio:iuiiicS, tIn.orS, done 4. tn
er i't i'oile "r abroad. Pil.s treated by
new AID p;'i:iless :,,ei,,..is
Cash tor Medicines I'm All Gases.
Charges moderate and s,:iS:aetion guarnn-
teed. l~s- Il. y FisaJiI.,E & sons.
June -. :..,.i
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. r.. a. FAROUHAIs, of GAINESVILLE
Ohlo, mas by the fesIucst of his MANY friends
IN the county. consented to spend one Oy
two days ofeach mont II ut
LOGAN,
where all who are sick with acu.e or
cnronic diseases will have an opportunity
Offered them of availing themselyes of his
Skill in the curing OF Diseases
Dr. Farquhar
Wlll positively be in Logan, nj the Rempe!
House, Thursday ana Friday,
JULY 18th and 18th,
Where he will he pleased to meet all his
FORMER friends and patrons, as well ~ all
new ones, WHO may wish to test the effects
oi ms remedies ami long experience in
tre'ting every form of disease.
Di FarQui;a: has beenIDcated in Zanes-
viiie Tor the asst ioriy-ty7S years. and dun
ing INIT Time Las treated more than five
hundred Thousand patients, with unparai-
led succres.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

1uo Itvct - on OOOms
Farmers al busy gathering corn.
The bean supper OF last Saturday sIghe
Was we'll attended and all seemed 70 eu-
10y themselves hugely. The girls aro
|missing u BY not taking some or the
Is. q. v. boys Of PortersviIle, as they aro
splendid cooks aud dish washers.
Mr.. D. x. Rudolph had bis "best girls
over from Iuntingburg visiting the
home folks. Now own up DAN. sron't
you . going to take her in?
Mr.. Sam. Harris, Of Pike Co., brother
OF our leading merchant, was 10 noe
long since. Sam. must think there =
something attractive at Portersville -
he was Wishing his school we out % ho
could come to stay.
Mr.. Mack Harris started for LouIsvillo
Monday to lay 10 good suply OF winter
goods.
Breidenbaugh and Giesler hss tAo
leading stock Of Christmas goods. Anv
one wanting to secure Christmas Roode
will do we'll BY calling before they pur.
chase elsewhere.
There will Be preaching here Suudoy.
Dec: 9, by Bro. Gill. Lot him have :
good attendance.
Mrs. Foremsu, "A aged lady, was bur-
Ied at:the Portersville cemetery on sun
asy last. GlDDY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06
question OF the constitutionality OF tho
law is involved. You're truly.

question OF the constitution lonality OF III
law 10 involved. Yours truly.
ALVIN r.. HovEY.
Governor Hovey was asked By News
reporter this afternoon concerning hts
opinion ofthe school book law.
1T did not exactly suit my ideas whan
it was passed by the Lcgislature," he
said, "hnd should have vetoed it had
seen my way clear to do 20. In nv
Is:udy OF II became convinced that it e
constitutional. The chief points o.
which Judge Ward declared tho Law On.
I believe TO be not sonnd.
When Trustee takes his Office he takes
Il with all the burdens which are attach.
ed to Il. The disposal Of thu school
books is as much one Of the Trustee's
duties ~ Is any other thing which he q
charged with. Then the point thas The
School Book Company Il : monopoly ID
simply nonsense. II is . monopoly
exactly % the successful bidder, who
furnishes supplies to the Insane Hospital.
Dr who gets the contract to grade tho
state House grounds, IL . monopoIist,
10 moro, no less. suppose, OF course.
ne Attorney General will defend the
'onsfiiutiouality OF the law when it
ZONES to the Supreme Court"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06
Indiana RufIlans Cruelty Treat
Alleged Evil-DOors.

The White Caps Of Harrison county.
Ind, who have not been heard OF Tor
some time, are said to have made them
selves felt Thanksgiving evening near
New Amsterdam, when several alleged
|evil-doers were called upon. Shortly
before midnight the regulator ru6lans
Waited the residence Of = man who own.
led IN old horse which he worked slmost
incesssntly without feeding the animal
more than once every other dsy. and
called him out Of bad. lie was made to
perform for three hours the duties be
had imposed upon his horse.
When they had worked him enough
md had taken him tn his atahle 70 tie
him in stall for the remainder OF the
night, he j0cularIy remarked that he a.
ways curried his horse after work. TAX
ing the hint, the White Caps seized cur
ry.cOmbs end groomed their victim nm.
I'll the blood was trickling down all over
his body.
They also called Ct the resid once or :
dissolute woman named Anna Wiudosn.
Who was found with her nephew. :
Young man OF about 20 years. The
white Caps dragged him from his bed
ana beat him until he had 10 Be capgio6
home IN blanket. They then strluUoa
the woman for punishment, but -
percetving her delicate condition deeDuor
a. NOT however, until they hsd waruo1
her - mend her ways.
Several other pcrs0ne Woro waited
upon b. tho White Caps, and or.l rod .
Improve their habits on penalty OF bainx
severely dealt with on very short notice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

Tho following patents ware Rrantet
lfor the week ending Nov. 26. 1889, re-
|ported cxprcssly for this paper BY Jos
u. Hunter. Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents Washington, u. g.:
G. N. Clymer, Bloomingsburg, bridge
A. C. Freshour and q. w. Lake, Marion
roofing paint; r. d. Galbresth, w. Dun
kIe and B. Chapman, Linden, bolt lock
g. w. Gilbert, Ken iallviIIe, photograph
frame; H. A. Gore and II. w. Ru Ton
Goshen, sweeper; Chss. McNeal, Misha.
waka, split pulley J. A. Minuick. 81.
wood, fence machine; II. q. Olds, Fort
Wayne, vehicle seat loop; p. N. and n
u. Perry, indianapolis. vehicle shan; M
=. Richter, Fort Wayne, rotary vegetable
cutter; w. n. Sheffield, ZionsvilIc, fence
William smith and G. II. Dill, Dsnville,
grccer's canister; w. II. TrammeI, Hunt
iogtou, fender for plows.
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@what are you doing with thoss

"What are you doing with thoso
books. auntie?"
The remark was addressed by an AZ.
lanta Constitution reporter 10 On agod
|negress who was climbing the hill IN The
direction Of SpeIlman seminary with I
slatc and . lot OF school books under hor
|arm
"Gwine to school, chile"
ITO school, st your sge7"
"Oh. | ain't quite so yet" che eaid, her
|eyes twinkling through . pair Of steol.
trimmed glasses and her gray hair
|clustering about her wrinkled brow Ia
regular Uncle Remus-l0oking manner.
Are you learning anything?"
"Oh, yes, lee gittcn de hang Or deso
books right erlong. wy wen | started
ter de school didn't know nary Iettes.
but now siuce been gwine ter dat lady
|up dar Use done got 20 can put desc
letters tergedder des - cute. But mus'
keep erpodgin'. case der bell rung and
III be tsrdy and git or black max I
'spccs."
Saying this the old lady trudged on I'd
the hill like any school girl. Even q her
advanced age she is is determined to ges
an education.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

The general supposilion Z that wheat
bran is not as valuable for feeding pur-
poses as middlings, and hence Il 10 not
used . extensively % Il should be.
This IL an error, - bran ID really more
nutritious than midd,ings, exceling both
middlings End corn In the albuminoids .
Heterogeneous matter), though inferior to
them In carbohydrates (stsrch). Corn IL
richer In fat than bran, but bran excels
middlings. For growing stock. bran 10
superior TO either corn or middlings,
while corn is best for fatteaing. breed.
cr's Guide.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

Como to Jasper.
To honest, industrious men. ~ mer \
capital, seeking location 10 estsblis
Themselves In busiuess. "a vish \
whisper that Jasper presents superio
Inducements.
Il i isa town of about I 500 ihhabItsut.
surrounded BY fine agricultural
country, which ships annually hundred
of cars Of agricultural products-con
)|sequently subsistence IL cheap.
! u ie under laid with 6me quality O
semi block coat, easily mined by drift
ing into any Of the hills surrounding Il
: FOR steam purposes the pea coal from
these minea IL delivered any where n
inc town ~ hny cents ton. and IL prac
Isically inexhaustible, lump coal IA fur
nIshed In The coal homse or hin. ~ an,
Ip'ace 10 town, At from el. 50 20 81. n.
'la ton, according 70 quantity desjred
Inc county gets its coal delivered II,
ID ton.
Il. ts surrounded BY . nne body al
timber, Of ell kinds indigenous to the
1 Patoka river skirts the south and east
sides OF the town, and furnishes { never
.s''"e supply o. water for manufacto-
.les eIong its banks. Good soft water
= oosa'ned "a abundance Tor domestic
nscs any place ~ the town at depth OF
rom ~ 20 50 feet.
A fine quality of good building gray
|sand-ssone IL Qnarried near the town
This stone has demonstrated lie excelI-
|ence by standing good for over SO years
me severe test Of freezes and thaws in
uhe pier OF bridge acrosa Patoka river.
House patterns of good brick are de-
''vered * 70 TO 80 30 per 1000. and small
er qusnsities M slight advance, and
nu'idsng lumber, rough, % SIS per 100
'ees surfaced ana seasoned ct &c to $50
per w. - TO quality.
Inc community is = liberal and intelli-
gent one with hamdsome and commo-
dioue Catholic and Methodist churches.
ana good public schooIe, and citizens,
without exception, heartily welcome I'll
new business enterprises.
y y tbe northern terminous Of the
Jasper ana Evansville division Of the L..
n y -. Z. ity. and has three trains each
Way per oay:
me town mas 10 manufacturing cstab-
I'snmen's using steam power, embracing
= steam nour mills. 2 planning mills, q
=. oi'ls, ! spoke factory, stave and
s"ae9se mctory, ! furniture factory, y
scvosy mechine shop, Z wagon
,clor'oa eno : 0rtck-yasds, which did d
~ .1 I.s: seee aeksegatiog ovor
u ne eosee large wo)l~etooked
~ ooos ana general oeocoo, and 81
.ss ss...s c.ess erooery seosee: none Of
s.e1 extensive: : conlec(Ionsrjeeb shoe|
snope' : 9oon phosoGrsph gallery, : book
s.oeoe' osug etoree, : hotels. printing!
'Inoce. ! ssase bank, livery stables, II
no'umerc's' cn''eee. where = thorough
now'euge o. oock'keep'ng csn be he'd.
nmM - : verv reasonable price, and
severA' "ner branches % business, sIl
"o.mg wen' a"d bni'ding associations
- !uoVV ana $oO,UOo capital respect-
'vrsy'
- persons VINO are seektng "a invest
ment 'or capital ~ manufacturing enter
ps'see o. any ksnd, ana have skiil and To-
"ussvy 20 srpiy 20 their business, Jasperl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

The New Albany Commercial Club
has filed articles or association with the
Secretary o. State. The capital stock IL
5000, divided into one thousand shares
at IS each. Tho object Of the organixa-
tion is % promote the material interests
~ New Albany.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

Tom Reed OF Maine was chosen b. tbe
repn OF the house for speaker. Nc
Pherson for clerk, A. J. Holmes Of lowa
for sergeant-at.arms. Charles Adams az
Maryland for doorkeeper, Jsnee y.
wheat Q! WISCONSIN for postmaster "a
Chsrles Rsmsdell for chaplain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

Evansville Courier: Il was fifty YEAR,
Thursday since, BY Gov. Wallaces proc
'lamation. Indianians first recognized
Thanksgiving day. This was the arss
Thsnksgiving day officially recognized
iu Indiana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

A train Of new passenger cars will b
put on the l., Il. q st L. next week
running from LoulsvilIo 10 this city
They will be heated BY the latest steam
process. Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

South Bend will make % effort 10 %.
cure The 100 sucampmeat oi tho Indians
Legion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

The school book ring is rejoicing n I
decision by the Benton County CircniI
Court that the new school book law 4
unconstitutional aud void. The deci.
sion . : surprise. That such : auit was
pending was unknown, both to the At
torney General Of the State aud to the
School Book Company, which, except
the people, 10 the most directly interested
Of sll parties concerned. The case has
apparently been ''rsilroaded" BY sttor.
neys to its present status. Before Il
goes through the Supreme Court
whittier Il 10 bound ali parties will have
bad chance TO be fully heard.
This decision leads 20 interesting dis-
closures. In the first place, it sets a
naught the conclusions reached bv the
Attorney General Ia bis recent opinion.
dc held that the school book Law is ab-
solutely mandatory. II appears, also,
that the Attorney General, 1t the request
d the Governor, tas been on the lookout
Ior just such cases ss the one decided. In
order that he, - IN officer OF the State.
might defend IL In cases Involving the
validtty Of it, laws. The following n 4
,cpy Of letter from the Governor TO-
he Attorney General:
Hon. Z. 4. Kitchener, Attorney General !:
DEAR SIR MY attention has been CALL
a 70 tho fact that IN effort will be made
Q show that the law passed BY the last
ienersl Assembly for the purpose Of &C.
uring Tor use in the common schools of|
he State of Iudiana series or text books
} unc0nstitutiopaI. Ihavc never douht-
2 the constitutlonslity Of the measure
: else should have vetoed Il. 4 have
cen requested BY one OF the contractors
'ith the State 70 ask you, @ Attorney
'enersls 70 appear 10 the cases when the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06
THE SCHOOL BOOK LA w
AND THE
INDIANA SCHOOL BOOK co
Gov. uoveZ. Attorney Gen. Michener and q
>. Judge Woods DINER from Judgs ward
the Trasts servant IL Bsaton Coanty.
sharp Practice or tho 1nfamou
Trust.


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s;s,N.,sp H;s",twesps 1rsgx = Eo.s pH'd too's. IN
S~..: .ussu'ous uev's'on y, |. ne".on cou"sy
qv'.e. wv" '.o uu.c.si oencns ~ regard
- .uo pseson. ocnoo' nook Law mas oee'
~ so"ey ussse"'"aseu' s"u [" Seems
49, s.n, 1870 :" "o'"c .oca'iies - inuuce
.oo, 80. - ."es's ~ nmn r me usk 2. Viola
s q. ~ '"w Auo so'sowsuk ic"cI "
,.s.se svus Iou"'y ouPe'.nsendens cxpiains
s1 ncaI =" @..u snows 'ns' ne lnd,snA ocnoo'
IT, -. PsvPosc - PEotecs tueir rignts'
NJ. ~ .o.s nn.s,. I'om sne IndisnApons
:s. x"ep'o''csnI q ~. week = also
".:.,~ 'e, . s,vw"s s.,.,s uov' novey
Ip'.'o"; ,I:" cuRc: nson received 'ne io'-
"..s .os.cs susy 'sss'
ss ~ .a,.u.s... anmAa sShuOL bo0n CO:
George T. wilson. Eso.. County sup,.
DEAR SrR: We sre inform.A ,h.t ~.
agents ana friends ~ V.n rswa.r
Rravv q "a .-d c.h.. ..A'' <
houses belonvimg n ,he ,r.s. -. rs.,
active inst nov ~ ,he,. snia.. y
msenify The torce And sdsct 81 .~ ! dsc;s,o" ~
made recentlv - ,hs Rsr,n,. Tc..',.'
Circnit (,ourt vhers;n ~ I..d.s .y rn,Sy.
the school hook Iaw mrcnns,;,..,;o.s, -
10 some Of i,s nrov;s;""s Tho 'o",' n.;S
agents and tooIs n thass s,r.,.... o M
hvok es,abl;shments u. s..;.. y. s"
school of,;csrs who -. ..,;.' ;@ !" -
nmder their os,hs Ana ma. ~ 49, :. ~"
inyore the law ana ,h..ahv sas;s. - ,s' -.
m breakiny ,luwm- ~ ncssij.,a 80" Ia;
ana Comuxuv aud ~ nrd.s,.r;n 'o -. .. 80.
the state Th;mLiny ,h.t c.rh... e .h.s h
mivht be soma -..h:.oi oa;c;s,. ""p. '.,ha Ia. a'
MOT fullv unders,.nd 49,. s;s"..:."
deem Il sdvisable ~ s.v 49,, ~. i.rs.
school Book Compsmy T. Snr";sh;"~ ;.s
books % the schoors ~ ,hs S,..a s y. eo m'l
DIiance with the iaw ana 80 .na,ss..
and will Continue ~ AZ ~ "" s
already delivered - Inc v.r;o.. .....;
n the state nearly qn oo0 ~ o,.r r""r.
ana We have iuform.,,,r frc,n .sss~sr
pix counties that thew hsvs e h...r ey.y 49,
iuced into the schoois Ara - .s;.,n" '...
tire sntisfsction "a lie nco,,,s ..sch".
ana school ofYicers. Neithsc ~. Ssss" ns|
Indiana nor the lndse-s os~s,7 ,e nessI III
Comuanv hsd s.v sofics ~ -. 49,
ceedimrc n Denso1 conrsv s..d ..,.S~.
therefore. hsd snv onnorsnnitv !" 81
heard When a. epneai 4 tak~y -h,.r |
Lhe mewspapers renort I'll, 4. A." ~
Indi ma School Book (.,."ns.. \. 80
aud the state 81 1md;ans hvl
lhe Attorney & Geuersl. viii ~ ,nads No.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06

Var aouAre, 10 lines or less, Woek. tI 90
Zach subsoquent insertion, Is cts.
LANCER advertisements at the same
r.,s. A fraction over even square or
.cnsrea. counted - : aquare. These
~ NE terms for tranAient advertise-
msnts reasonable deduction will be
msd, 10 regular advertisers.
Notices OF appointment OF adminis-
..,orsand legal uotlcen O. like character
70 BE- paid In advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
Fcr Township Onlcers, each 81 90
Fur County zoo
ror District, Circuit, or State. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-12-06
rc,.rsHrp EvsRy 1RvDAy, AZ JAsPEE,
pusoIa COUNTY, INDIANA. ~
CLBM ENT DOANE.
OFFICE. In CoURIEs BUILDING ON
Wrsr SIxrH SrREEr.

rRICE Ov sUssCRIPTION.
single subscription, for 81 Nos, 81 80
70 si- months, 90
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

Within two blocks of the most fashions
able residential portion of Kansas City is
prairie dog town with three or four hun
dred burrows.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-15

The province Of la Plata, in the Ar.
gentine Republic. has a populat ionso
7S5, 1873 and g debt Of $40, 900. 900.