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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-09-06

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

One OF the most wonderful RAILWAYS
IN The continent. " moi IL the world Is
the email nine mile branch which con-
meets tho towns Of Bedford and Belle.
view. Miss. The distance IL not % q,
sonishing. except y hen the gauge Of ies
tnches j. considered. In the short did
lance trsvsrsed b, The pigmy il crosses
eleven streams. with bridges from five "a
ihirtv-fva feet in height. The rails
y eigh hut twenty pounds ~ the yarf
about the tize ofthose used In The mine.
Of Missouri and Illinois. The cars ard
engines ere constructed so - 10 be vers
n~rr me ground. insuring greater safety.
TIE car ITSELF weighs hut four tons, ne
y eigh' 81 an ordinary car being from
twenty 20 tweni, six tons. The engine.
y ishnnt the tender. weighs seven tons
AID runs with two "a senger or frcigai
cars ~ the rate oftwenty miea ~ hour.
There j. smaller railroad than ilis in
the United States the one in Bucks
county. PA. - but il i only IS IN exrenr-
sive iov hv.a rich e mer who has made
y fortune ~ oil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

Corvdcn Rerr ~: a stronnii'
of gas was struck list Mondsv ~ IN ",
on what Il known % the Hause fairly y
Boone towpship. Nv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

The agricultural editor of Rerl.,.,
IL his Wait east found one Of ihosr ~.
spots la indiana. lie visited = nise'
y 10 Il one Ut that class ~ noble n oms.
" no adoIn the earth aud blc.s m..'.
home. She and her husband. Win i.
y orths OF her. reside on one Of Tho a.
perfect fsrms al thei world. OF An !.
eight hundred acres. on which there's.
no mortgage and never was. II u im.
proved and stocked as . farm ouph, q
b., with M ample and comfortable farm
residence and four large barns. III
man and wife are devoted Christians ~
ample mesns aud liberal hesrts. Tbev
ere sIightIs past middle aye. conten,ed
and happy. T.. r. Clsrkson aud wiz
y ere IL viled 10 take dinner win them
When we arrived there we found assem-.
bled " ith them their seven children snd
their companions Ia they are al suiinhly
and pleasantly msrsiedl and eirhise.
grandchildren. two Of the twenty bein,
shseni. They were a. happy family s,|
We ever saw on earth or expect 10 90. in|
heaven. The children and grandchisae.|
were ell bright. intelligent and courie.
.ons and clean. Thew All honor their b..
cuts and grandparents. aud the coupl.
v ho are silvrring over with age worsLip|
heir descendnnss with hut little les ier.
vor than they do their Heavenly Father
This family gathering OF thirty six can.
not be fully appreciated without seeing
Ne We did. and taking a tnIl conception
OF the love and devotion Of this true
model family.
The seven children. with their wiye,
or usbands. are we'll situated on good
farms Of their own in the neighborhovd
ani the twenty grandchildren attend The
same district school. nj lea~t seven mile,
from any town. whose fashionable cor.
ruptions have little or no influence upon
them. Every member OF The family con.
-cienticusly believes that il IL honorabls
10 work. and even To associate " iiI hon.
lest and Intelligent mechanics or laborers.
II was worth . journey OF thou.snt
miles to visit such . neiA hbothcod. and 10
lerjoy tie sight Of such perfect fsmIly,
and 10 have ONES ideas elevated ~ %
hat the irme standard OF n family can
sind should De. There Is set peace. AMI
Icomtoss. and confidence on earth. The
true Christian family is . heaven On
Iearii. aud an snte-faste OF thai ~'i,h 81
10 come.-C. r. Garrison, in Iowa State
Register.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

Two questions OF interest 10 apple
growers were thoroughly experimental
upon At the Ohio Experiment Station
during the Las; season. The objects I'd
the experiments were 10 determine
y lsih-r early or iste-picking OF apple.
y best for their keeping. and vi ich %
the leading market varieties is really ths|
best keeper. The experiment was sl-|
:,ervised By W. J. Green. and WAS beg ~
sept 26sh, when All the kinds were
deemed o. proper ripeness for early pirs.
ing The second picking was on Oct. 3:
81. on ort. Is: aud last Oct. ~ al
each picking. 100 perfect apples ~ ~
following varieties were gathered for
test: Is..n Davis. Newton Pippin- .o,
n@n, R"xhr~c Rns-ets. .1pd B&iiw
and the Ben Davis shows/fS h,-s kEJ
ing qusiities "a ths ongn e lyr ,n =.
,e { sts also showed tffy y - ~
,hrse kinds earl, pickis Vi hesfrs y
Keeping Than late picking. ,hnap ~ :"
the first Two months the difIeren VI
very trsfisng. Thereafter II beceTf "''
and 256 days after p',, '"x
~ number OF specimens VI eas,. 81
waa--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08


The newspapers which are In The hab'!
OF telling their seaaers that England
pays Subsidies 70 steamship lines. are re-
recent report Of CoDsul-GeO. New toms
state Departments:
The British government does %.
grsnt srbsidies. IN the general sense q
that term. 10 any steamship comran''
tut The possoffice authorities make ecn'
tracts for the convey ance Of mails % ne
different parts Of the world with 'hs
steamship companies having steam'fs
eating 70 those ports. Nop".
vnent Other than Tor the conveyance y
s-aiIs IL specially made for msints'ninf
communication between Great BrI'sl1
aud Central and South America and 10
West Indies"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

Indianapolis Sentinel.
The directors Of the Sonthern penl
seuiiarv ~ JsdrvsorviiIe settled ycs'ff
dav wish State Auditor Carr. The rr',,
On during the mast wear has heeO ae.'
sustaining. The appropriation for ~
prison wac e6O.rOO. The total exrend,.
smres for The wear were s7iOs2 ~. A.
The earnings pail IN S65 .9l5 IL. IN "a
dision ~ the Amount paid IN the prize.
hae still outstanding accounts 10 ~
amount OF about o9.OOo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

- ~ virtue or IN execution n me d.
-rr'rf rom the Clerk OF tie superior
Court. Of Marion County. Ind. will
sxpo<s - public sale 10 the highest bid
Ter. IN
SATURDAY. THE l6Tn pAY or NO
MEMBER. A. u. 1899,
between the hours or 10 o'clock Z. w.
.ni O'Clock .. m. or said day, At the
.oOr Of the Courthouse in the town 81
Jasper. Duboi- county. Indiana. the rents
md profits for term not exceeisn.
-even year., the following described real
estate, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the south
east qnsrter Of section No. three t3l.
% xnship No. one ID south. range 40
six 80 wcss. ~ acre-: thirty acres OF u
the south side Of the souta- west quarter
o: the southeast qusrtcr OF said section
three ~. In sail township and range:
the nosth-half 81 the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section No.
ten iIU). in sid township and range. %
sores the southeast quarter OF the north.
eat quarter 0: section No. ten tlOj. Ia
s>id tow ship sni range. 40 acres: sixty
fonr acres OK Of fhe east side 81 The west
nalf Of the northeast quarter Of said
section ten (lp). IL sid township snd
raDge. and part OF the west-half Of she
southeast quarter ~ sid section ten (lol
II ssii township and range. bounded =.
follows. viz: Beginning at the north.
east corner Of sid west-hsIf ~ the south.
east quarter. running thence south forty
80. ....s.. thence we@s sixty -four s6i
rods. thence north forfy f40l rods. shrnc'
est sixsy-foar (6il rob-. 20 the place d
beginning. containing Is zcr-~. more d
les. and containing il al. 30 acres
more Or less, situated in Dubois county
Indisna-
| And on failure 10 realize the fnl
amount 80 Judgment. Interest and coss.
will >; lhe same time sud place expose =
public sale the fee simple OF said res
estate.
\ Taken - The property % John VI. DE-
BruIer, ~ the suit Of Indiana Nas:cDA
\ tt1sk.
\ said ssie will be made without IN,
relief whsfevrr from valuation or 90
(. prAisemert lave
\ FERDINAND SCHNEIDER.
Y Sheriff Of Dubois County.
\ &C HARrs~, Au'y for Pm.
o., =. 49, -ss. stpf l2.l
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
.. a. SNOW = CO.

FARM ToR SALE. The farm a II.
crcs.;ng % the railroad and Pasoks river
81 237 acres u FOR sale. Good coal land
good iarm land. Easy terms. Apply II
COariev once.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

Davicss 20. Democrat: Whv. ~ crcs
ing The street. does 4 lady walk IN D
heels and 4 gentle n on HE toe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
MEMS CLOTHING
vhe I2sen~<s ~ the season finds me over
Stacked uffh WINTER GsbOD<. than
Inc a@ssl trAse will ~n.-hf~ me 10 ~~Il. Snu.t
tf~p.,-e Df sh~,u- Therefore I HAVE GCT
ny ~ PEDTtT~. and begin thus early 60
make price, that Will make them 60
Come and get bargain. II you want
any Kind o. WINTER GOODS
FOR CASH.
JOSEPH BvCHART,
WEST 9th. street. JASPER, IN ID.

~ B.-rhe high~st rrtre. n trade. a1iowsf
f.,r AT SHADE 81 COUNTRY rs.ctsUCE- Shi
caro- BOOTS and ~H0E-- HATS and CAPS
~ great variety. CHEAP.
4 l.-..-kn..
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

IN Y yo< are kzals o. bos~ sroscz~ ~
sEo1.@oalc eol4p-~-z>. go s-S~% ~osd
ss2z-z-s b<1a~Ss. fhss sfv e-@s<ae slAa o~z-
fora - he sA.Ss. sl.a9~s sx-1ss q n2cksss
aA4 ~s@r u
Tslz = ons q tie gFsz1rsx pRssslkiss ~
xasnss. sa~s kzo. u Il s2y EAa11ss - -
kssc1<ss l-4za 49, ek~srse tks E1sss "a ss 1~rs
srx zo.n "a rAeF stssEs 2las 49, 1et laks
e. Aoar aAy ~ - t-z2s. f~atefsl-s far "a
.ssxa. -a1 ne esss Eot -4o eiE1-sI tea Yeas
= y0znxsr A&a. VIII N sFus braget - a.
Ea0aaz. lls sxlA claar - ysa.ssslo aL-1 hs
49, e. el>stAc a. r1eksu teers = sonasssA1As
r-szc4-lly ~F0-s Viii klz-. aAs tLs sosz e .
ss~- 30 fazaSly phy-Aci2z tns better Z a.
sa- 49, b kAcesa Nc ckAGsSA-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

Tie Rev Alfred G. Jones gives tas :o,ow-
ing details n tie famine as observed bv hiui
ia Shintuux The gsef-r Is under date of
April 4 There is 10 village which has not
bad dest,s from starvation, probably about
one person starved 20 death in every Eve
ssmilf-., 20 ssy nothing Of tho.- who are suf-
fering daily on the v-Tge Of such a horribls
fsr. Regsrdi1r the ~~ie of women sni chfl-
drvn. Il 50 matter y a< much notoriety -
ths sling Il mules and donkeTs, except that
they ara 10. brought 70 market Since the
~srT cold wssther pas.ed over death from
ssrvstiou has dsc-sssed. but not - the - .
of women and Children. Womeh between %
and ~ Years of aga as old for 81 or 60. the
after b>ing hi.h ryice. Caatrsn under %
y.ars, ssy g. 70 sl.S0
Mrs Nesl wrote on April 70; II hear On
a. sides "a s-die<s tsi-s tod - the quie.ess
wsg. as u it wee onIT natural. hor tas
nsas wife or daughter. tAis wornsn's only
sra sr h.r Two Or three little children navs
be~n <ssrvs5 - t-.ss sov So-snd-So sod
his li-tle girl Or soT - get food for his athsr
chidr-n for month 70 cone, or how =
certain mans vif. hung hsrref - r~t away
from sb- sghs Il ~ fsmshiEx bshies
hesri cur rss~xe~per say % = man ~hoSs
Vie ~as ~ Z ~ ~ife hasn't the courags
71ins hsd Sh- took s~r hfe sross srsvelv
sts srs-aici D. ave asrsef from sing car
ch sf-an die sso-iv h~fors her eT-s Tie
oth-- nsn. i..-ru-l1si that TIE ss@rltng chsr-
srser q 1is family stsc1sd - appreciated, -
phed. Bat nv soy rsa swsT from home %
joia thsssTic.l troupe. sni my only dsug1-
tsr drowned asrS-if lsst -int-r lnat hes
s-cfser ard night h.~s u1crs - ezs 4 sts
wer- Ss7s ~-Ncrts Chlaa Se~s
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
Cautious About Shopping in France,

would advise my countrywomen abroad
TO take good heed as TO what they are about
before giving orders % Partisan tradcspeo-
pie. Never 90 shopping dear ladies, except
TO the Bon March or the MaSasin du Louvre,
where gools a-e spread out 10 be looked at.
and may be cxnnined and priced according
". Never ord.r anything TO be made un-
less you have definitely decided Oh the price
and style OF the article, and are fully certain
that you want IL. Never send goods back
or try 10 change them after they are once
purchased That eourte OF proceeding Is con
trary TO European rui~s and customs the
tradeSpeople are not used 10 IL and hre apt 70
resent it. And though this latest case on
record, that of Nice and kentone, presents
the character Of n most unjustifable outrage
on a party Of American LADIES, IL must be
confessed that in a. least hail the instances
have personally known tbs buyers were at
fault and not the trad@people
Also, American women when they come 20
Europe, are apt D. 70 shopping on mos;
haphazard plan, especially In the way Of or
deTing dres~es They VIII not stop 10 get In
formation about tho dressnAksrs they desire
- patsonize from any person experienced 10
such matters, but they viii order from 40
nen who carry pattern goods about 70 tbs
hotsls always a most risky course Of proceed
ing. or they wiz drop IN az the first shop
they come Across raat has pretty dresses and
wraps In the window, and VII reckleSsly
leave their orders without making = snEls
inquiry - 20 he ohsracter Of the estsblish
ment theT have made up their minds to par
tronire In nine cases out a ten thess tempt
ing pattern dresses have been houEht - some
ons of the great dressrnarcrs % Paris. and
not a stitch wss ever set IN shsn1 IN the horss
uherein they s~e saovn. F. the foreign Gus
,orner is spt 70 - q good dsAl diss DIloi9lte5
IN the style snd make Of the garments vhsn
they are ssnt home Paris Letter in Phdia-
dsiphi, Telegraph
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

Under spreading chestnut tree
The village blacksmith stands.
And in a trimming basin he
Would wash his brawny hands;
But something else than water clean
His soo,y palm demands.
Week in. week cut. from morn III
night.
He might have rubbed. trow.
Had / not given him a cake
OF IVORY SOAP, when. 10!
Full soon those honest hands of his
Were spotless as the snow.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

Ths h4es q = t.lerhcui~ shnr-h = b~fnS
car-ied cus - Tar 5rklzs y ais Eax ard.
vhsre re- pn3pir ~ = CcR-->esuonsl eEUrca
IS ecrrecoed rith sixteen sIhacrihers n
a. uoii thss 'th--e inclo6@d doctors ant
.rcthecsr-es. clrrks ~ork11r n -aT.Gus paras
- re to-s. A. fn-.ld arav 40 hss b>en
chrsirflar rcusnissco t~~s-- tae s-.-rb0ze -
ssrrrHl neuass Ard sCsls laz~ cls5 n<o
vhe --ns ntc ss- hing pr--asnasiT naors
trr7 = sv+r+r r sxr-r7nze1f sts1 t@-sesss-'
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

Aud when the sosp escaped his grasp
With wonder he did note
That on the waters surface dark
The cleansing bar did aost.
As sWius upon a tufbld lake
a peagi white fairy boat
Thanks thanks. said he. ny worthy
friend.
For this which thou hast brought:
No village blacksmith should forget
The facts this Ivory Soap has taught;
For hands Ike mine il Is the best
That can be found OF bought
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16

FuEelrns1n. ~ Jeipsic. re undertskaz -.
rsr-ibIicsti-r = . rsnnt-T - -lasys ~ -rsn7-
ofrs andsr re .<itc-skip - PrcfesyoT y
Ozt-slt. - I>ips1c Tns e.; np~1esr Is tSe
SCI sno-n paper = HsiTahoits - 7hs Con
~rvstson q Ferry. krst puhlissed n Isz7
Crk,T ms-1osrs q, lass A. - Dsltoo vii
fo3c- 81 a. es~ly dase ~ tit. - fse 80 >
= Dls C.~rEer der .xsczeu Y isseusch sf
s>v -escssrae
800. ~ Cure Your Gstsrrh.
For icrr series of Years the n12r 1-
fscturfrsCi ~. 81 gefs Cztsrrh Remedy.
who ere thoroughly resTU t1-
snc ally. as srv one csn ess ssefr-
ssi1 ~ proper ragrv. have offered
trrruzl rrar.r every reNs1sr.cr n t1e
sr5 8 stal- -- reward - s5ae for a
naszI catsrrn- 10 mslter how Ea ov ol
h1~ l5-z sta ~a fnev sr rgt
err-. TIE Remedy sri5 ~ al fr1g-
z.s st 1v - cents It "A ssrt6-
NJ eleanss aeoaorzs aats PIE
and aeal-n2
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
A WORD OF WARNING.

There white represented be good me Ivory
ARE NOT Ike all the peculiar and remarkable qualities d
genuine Ask for "koy Soap and Insist upon getting
Copyright by Prcter& s
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-16
c. w. PRINDLE. VI. ID.
oTFEcEs cAvAL sTRErT.

OFFICE CANAL FTREET.
Over Y esfiake's Dfne store Room 4 Grand
Rapids. Mich. Once arurs ~ q. m. ~ u ga. %
2. "a. aua q evenings
Esosidsnce, Eoons - are a., Thfrd
FIsof ssHsrHnitsR-~ Bls,k. sorn.r Ts-s
Bridge ard fsnsl streets. Phsps oe
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-11-22
East Benton.


A Distressing Accident.-Lsst Tuesda y
week David Yost, Esq, Of Van Camp
was very unfortunate, getting his leg both
broken and out Of place. The accident oc-
Cured during the raising Of his son
Georges blacksmith shop at Bendertow n.
Several others were less severely injured
When quite young man, David and Will
liam Kauff were telling trees on a "new
ground" when one was inclined to fall in
a contrary direction, David placed his axe
against the tree, pushing with all his might
aud the tree yielding to.his efforts, he i'm
pulsively stepped forward just as William
brought full and sweeping stroke with
his axe, cutting the formers leg off just be-
low the knee. Nothing held it but a little
skin, and his leg dangled about as they
carried him to the house. Anyone, never
having seen the scar, nor knowing OF the
circumstance would say upon sight, that
his leg was every whit cut off. With great
efforts it was again healed without ampu-
tstion. The entire community sympa thize
with Mr.. Yost, no less in this than in his
former misfortune, being now crippled in
both legs and about SO years Of age.
Tice Naples wife presented him with q
bouncing big baby boy OF % lbs. weight,
last Friday night week ago.
Alex Thomson, Swede and former en-
ployee on the w. & W. X. r. has been
blasting out stumps with dynamite in this
locality I tell you the stumps have "got
to git" under dynamite treatment
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-11-22
Fine INSTRUMENTS OH Fine ships.

AS TO music, the owners OF the lClty OF
Paris, City of New York and Teutonic have
shown the same consideration for the COM
fort OF their passengers that they have In
everything else. The two former ships are
each provided with an upright piano by
Mason & Hamlin, furnished in a superb
case of cherry inlaid In birds,eye maple,
the design harmonizing beautifully with
the room itself. These pianos contain the
improved mode Of stringing, invented and
patented by Mason & Hamlin, which is
said to peculiarly tt them for withstanding
the ravages Of the sea. The Paris and New
York are each provided with two.manual
pedal base organ, also by Mason & Hsmlin,
furnished In an eIqulsitely chaste case OF
white enamel. The salon OF the Teutonic
contains piano and also one Of those
msrvelously beautiful and artistic instru-
ments, viz, the Liszt organ, by Mason &
Hamlin. The case of this instrument is
truly work OF art. 1t is of old oak, highly
polished, with trimmings in gold and dark
brown, the total effect harmonizing beauti-
fully with the architecture of the room. II
is TO be regretted that America can boast
no such ships as these, but 1t is some CON-
fort to the patriotic that the magnificent
instruments on these ships are all OF Ameri
can make.-N Y Sun.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-11-22
Guava.

The mountains were quite white with
snow on Friday last Some Of our hunters
on beholding the beautiful snow, set to work
packing their knapsacks and cleaning their
old deer .slayers.
Our Operator" took it in his head
that he could bring back some vension too,
II he went to the mountains. He procured
ESQ Laubach's trusty rifle, and started for
the hunting region on Thursday afternoon,
saying, 'ff he only got the gun where the
deer was, 1t would undoubtedly bring him
the reward for his journey, without much
aid on his part" OF course, we are satisfied
that the gun would not get the fever IL he
did.
Now is the time to fill your coal houses
for the coming winter. There is plenty
OF coal for sale at both Andrew Laubach's
store, and G. F. Msnn's near the station.
There will be undoubtedly an advance in
coal just as soon at the cold weather sets
in.
Our community was again visited with
the angel Of death; taking away Miss
Rhoda Gibertson, young lady of twenty
or twenty FIVE summers. The sympathy
Of the community is with the bereaved
family.
Joe Fritz who has been very low with ty-
phoid fever is slowly recovering. We
hope 10 see him able to resume his work
again.
Josephus o. Hess is not any better, and
is unconscious most OF the time. He has
been unable to leave his bed for the last
two months, and we are afraid it will be a
long time before he is able to be about, but
ii is hoped he will recovered soon.
John G. Laubach and number of
other farmers, are busily hauling hay to
Jamison City. The City makes quite a
market for country produce, if they take
trade.
The item published in the Sentinel last
week should be corrected for there is a
grand mistake. There is some attraction
at Benton for b. II. l.. we have no reason
to doubt that, for he has brothers and
uncles living there. But expecting we'd
ding soon, as the parties are known, be.
longs entirely to different party, we do
not wish to be so bold, as to have it made
public just at the present time, Further
particulars will be made known in a short
time. There is certain young gentleman
received an oar blade, signifying an en-
blem of long and prosperous journey
through life, after he settles down in mar
ried life.
Our school is pfospering very we'll under
the skillful management of John Fritz.
Has very large school with an average
attendance of As scholars. John is at pre-
sent boarding home some % miles which
he walks every morning and evening. He
expects to board at home until the roads
get too bad to travel, then he will board
with his brother who lives half mile from
the schoolhouse. W. F.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-11-22
Death While Gu nning.

Mr.. Jacob Cole Of lola was killed sud-
denly Sunday last by the accidental dis
charge Of gun 10 his own hands. The
evening before he called upon sick child
of Henry Meyers, and the child expressed
desire to have rabbit, saying he thought
he could eat rabbit. Mr.. Cole replied
that he would try and shoot him one even
If 1t was Sunday. He started in pursuit Of
a rabbit, and after In the woods some time,
he met four other gunuers, one Of whom
was Clark Thomas. Mr.. Cole was stand.
ing upon stump, and Mr.. Thomas about
fifteen feet from him Suddenly Col e's
gun discharged, and Thomas looking about
saw him fall from the stump. An exami-
nation showed that the contents of the gun
entered one side of the mouth and plough
ed its way through the cheek and out OF
the top OF his head. The accident is sup
posed to have been caused by the gun slip
ping and the hammer coming in contact
with the stump. Death was instantaneous.
The deceased was about As years OF age,
and leaves a wife to mourn bis sudden de-
parture.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-11-22
SALES.

M. p. Lutz will sell two desirable resi-
dences near the Centre of Bloomsbury Pa.
at a bargain if taken before Nov. Both 1889.
The administrators of Anna Coffman
decd, w. K. and ID. r. Coffman offer at
private sale, house and lot on West Main
street Bloomsbury, Pa the late residence
of deceased. IT,
For SAIE.-A desirable and commodous
residence on Main street, supplied with
water, gas and steam. Apply to
ian20f. Z. N. MoYRR.
For SALE A farm about a mile from
Alton. containing SO acres all under culti-
walton, with good buildings, with all this
years crops, farming implements and stock
will be sold at private sale. For particu-
lars inquire of j. S. Williams, Bloomsbury
1926 II.
FoR SALE "A valuable vacant lot on
Market St., seven lots on Eighth Street,
ten dwellings and a good store property in
Bloomsbury. Six farms, two grist mills
and two store properties in Col. Co. A
good farm of 367 acres with good build
ings in Virginia and two farms in Kansas
by nj. p. Lutz Insurance and Real Estate
Agt., Bloomsbury Pa,