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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22
AGRICULTURAL. STATISTICS.
European Deficiencies, In American Pro-
ducts Tint Sock ForeIgn Markets.

ducts Ih"t seek fore'gn Markets.
The May reports Of Statistician Dodge OF
the agricultural department, contains the
result of an investigation of the deficiencies
OF surplus oi each European nation,
especially IN me production OF American
agfivulluitl products mat seek foreign
market. lie SAYS tiiit Europe is practically
the only market tliat america can nave Tor
wheat ano imports onlN ili,oo"" bushels
year, raising ,'2o,"o,ooo bushels her
SCI, more lnhii nan oi .he Woflu crop,
and twice that OF All America; OF the
European deficiency the United States
suppii'S '',"W,oo" bnSiic'S.
IN oats anu barley mere Is u very small
ihlerhailoiial lra1e' Europe importing not
ohly l'Wo,oh bushels oi oats ana the
~ nf',ou t o'"us oNp",,s -,''u"" ousleis, @ ns,,
~ ~ p','s '"'" country h"l"''S '''N"'''o
pusne's. ,,
,, y, VI, Sioal n'ea'' Siai', VI EASTERN
a,'' NV ''''i" 'uioP', ''u h"ssa "ioie Pro-
uuces luce. more 'nah uoes ,he hlIeu states,
,EnroPe iuiports not less lhan ',o"Wp
H., s.' s n,n ,io ,i,o" ''"''H oNP"''s less
''r,l ~, "'u'',u'u '",",.S'
tIio reeeipts oi nuroIean countries re-
iuiIi',S ,i,'nHc 20 no, i',nhe ,s. sum naii az
ia'Su ~ ',c Piouuo' u, iii'',o'S, nr OF IOWA,
II -, s S',u p.l,ai'' lahos ne msarin pi,o
,'', %,o"i,s % VI 'no .o'', y. n@'WW,uuo
t',a,''i Nv '",, aaas eElW,'s uo'V","|
i 'o' -, ','l'N VI 'ia''s 'ouid
pe suplilc" ny MrLeah county iiiino's,
",a a,ni pof p,o,,''a'f iol"'ics sun i'ss. hussla
anu anu n"uiiahla nave suipiu ana south
'ih ruioPc S'o"S enough ior nome con-
suihi'ioh.
Europe imports over l,oN,Wo,oN pounds
oi rice, hut none OF II comes from the
lhited States: of potatoes Europe grows
more than she needs, while the United
states supplies her deficiency from Canada
and Germany. Only Grcat Britain, Bel
GUM and Portugal fall European nations
do not produce enough butter and to spare
To make up the deficiency - 2I,00o,oo
pounds the United States exports 1000
o" IL requires about lio,o0o,ooo pounds of
cheese 10 supply the European deficiency,
OF which lls,OoOWp are furnished by the
United States.
OF course Europe has To- import all her
cotton, the average annual imports being
2,636,ooo,on pounds. The United States
sends her |, $50, ,uhO, 900 pounds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22

Of "Tellas just half Of what
we shall soon have--are now
on the counters. Each Of the
numbers is in every size. The
latest to come are:
(i) French coutil, gray or
white, boned bust, SI.25; (2
white French sateen, stitched
with silk and trimmed with en-
broidery, So; Cd same as last,
but trimmed with lace, 81.
Ne guarantee e0c,y pair.
second floor, with Muslin Underwear.
There's always something to
interest thrifty housewives in
that corner of the Basement
where the Made-up Carpets
and odds and ends OF floor
coverings 60.
SI.25 Brussels Carpets at
CSC.
Smyrna Rugs, etc, away un-
der price.
Carpets made into rug shape
from ends and pieces Of stock
are marked below regular yard
values.
Basement, northeast Of centre.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22
John Wanamaker.
Grano Oprntnp.
A sTRICH BROS.
ASTRICH BROS.
PALACE OF FASHION,
IFS & ~ NORTH QUEEN
STREET.

Opening to-day new line of
Ladies and Children's Muslin
Underwear. Never had we
such elegant goods for the price.
Chemise, with needlework in
serting and edging at 25c; 3
rows of inserting and tucking,
SAC; 3 for 81.
Pompadour Chemise, 4-inch
embroidery and edging all
around, soc; inserting, 3 rows
of fine embroidery, edging and
tucking, soc rows Of 2-inch
real Torchon inserting and
needlework inserting, narrow
Torchon edge all around, soc.
Pompadour, 8 rows of edging
and narrow edge all around, soc.
Pompadour, 7 rows ofneedle-
work, inserting and narrow
edging, soc; 5 rows Of fine in
serting, 20 fine tucks, 6oc.
Pompadour, 5-inch fine Ham
burg embroidery, and fine edge
all around, 75c.
Pompadour, extra fine 3-inch
embroidery, worth 25c a yard,
and fine edge all around, 75c.
Pompadour, , rows Of Ham
burg inserting and rows OF
Torchon inserting. Torchon
edge all around, 75t
Pompadour, S rows of fine
Hamburg inserting and S wide
tucks, 75c.
Open front, with yoke of $
inch embroidery, fringe all
around, trimmed with feather
bone trimming, 75c.
V shaped front, fine lace en-
broidery, extra fine wide Ham,
burg all around, csc.
Pompadour, rows of real
Torchon inserting, 2-inch wide
needlework inserting between,
and 2-inch wide, real Torchon
Lace all around, sI.25.
Ladies Muslin Drawers, &
inch Hamburg edging and four
tucks, soc. Hamburg inserting
and edging, 10 tucks, only soc.
Skirts, 3 wide tucks, 25c bet
ter muslin, 4 fine tucks, only
Sc. Cambria Ruffle, 5-inch
wide, 8 fine tucks, soc. 4-inch
Hamburg edging, a wide tucks.
soc. o-inch Hamburg edging,
~ inch inserting and 6 tucks,
only oSc. Finer Skirts up to
S2.I9 apiece; all at guaranteed
lowest prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22

Judge OBrien, ofthe New York supreme
court, in decision on Tuesday confirms a
hne imposed on the New York, New Haven
* Hartford railroad of s., 900 for using in
the sleepers and drawing room ears of the
road, during the beginning of the
winter OF lSss-S9, stoves instead of
steam heat, thereby endangering the lives
OF those who travelled by that route. The
lne was levied under the act of 1858 of
the New York Legislature, which prohibi-
,eo me use OF stoves in sleepers and draw
ing room ears.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22
The Local Geology.

The street committee has at length
pursued a voyage of discovery about the
0utskirts OF the city and learned more
~ one afternoon about Its geology than
ehey ever knew before. There is great
variety OF material in the ground that
'ehe city covers, considering that 1t stands
1pon limestone formation Of great aud
0oknown depth. The banks of the
popestoga afford exhibitions of black
marble, and OF what has been pro-
Qounced BY Prof Leslie, to be granite
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Irrnl 1loticca.

4 SSlGNED ESTATE OF HENRY &C
IA Keller aud wife, of Lancaster city, Ian
caster county, Henry G.. Keller and wife, of
the city oi Lancaster, having by deed of Nolun-
tary assignment, dated April 3, lssa, assigned
aud trunslerrd all their estate and effects To the
undersigned, for the benefit OF the creditors of
the said henry &. Keller, they therefore give
noticc 10 all persons indebted TO said ussignor,
10 make payment to the undersigned without
delay, and those having claims 10 present them
10
CHARLES A. MILLER, Assignee,
Residing in Lancaster, Pa.
JoHS A. CoYLE, Attorney. al0-6tdW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup is purely vegetable
SoihPonhu; Innocent in nature and wonderful
IN elect For children II il Invaluable curing
Group whooplng cough, etc, In a few hours
Mr.. W. Il. Graves, Of Wetheredyille Nd
writes i suner sometimes with acute rheu.
inatlsn, ana your salvation OF gives me in
Simultaneous relief cordially recommend IL as
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22
Inr Sole.
Cor Galr.
SECURE A HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY.
Secure a Home for Your Family.
FOR SALE
ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS.

Twostory brick dwelling houses, lots 100
rect deep, ON Lancaster avenue, between Wal
nut and Lemon streets.
Two-story brick dwelling houses with man
sard roof porchcs in 'front.' lots li5 feet deep, on
North Pine, between Chestnut and Walnut
streets.
TwoStory brick dwelling houses with front
yards, iron fences, lots 10 feet deep on West
walnut between Mary and Pine streets
Twostory brick dwelling houses, lots li5 feet
deep, ON West Lemon street, between Charlotte
and Mary streets.
Three-story brick dwelling houses lots $50 feet
deep, with al the modern improvements, front
Yards on West Chestnut street, between Pine
and Ncvin streets.
Also houses ON East Walnut, North Lime,
North Mary, between Walnut and Lemon and
Lemon, between Mary and Pine streets.
All the above houses are In good order, newly
papcrcd, gas fixtures In all the rooms water in
the kttchcn,and the cellars warranted TO be dry
call and see for yourself no trouble 10 show
You.
JNO. 4. GRIEI, r.
JACOB GRiEL, Executors.
az North Mary Street.
apra6-lyd,M,W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22
The Finest Shoes.

Why do you not keep Fine
Shoes "? remarked young lady the
other day. We do-too many Of
them, we often think. It's variety
that serves to perplcx, rather than to
please so many bright and attrac-
tive shapes are there, that one finds
1t difficult to select the handsomest.
We could dispense with number of
makes and still present a better ex-
hibit Of Fine Shoes than you'd find
anywere In Lancaster. This IL Just
as true of Gentlemen's footwear IA IL
Is of Ladies'. Every shape we have
not standards the conception OF
genius i'm his calling, whose best
moments are devoted to fashinuiuG
and creating the handsomest effects
in leather for exacting and discrimi.
mating patrons, and is fayorite in
the fashionable Swim, America over.
Every fine leather is represented in
the makes of shoes here. Prices
moderate-a always less than those
prevalent in Philadelphia FOR pre-
cisely the same makes of goods.
Special shapes, in one or more kinds
Of leather, we engage to furnish in
accord with directions given. In
each case we guarantee perfect 1T,
but assume no responsibility for ap-
pearance of shoes when completed
The experiment is made at the cost
of lady or gentleman ordering.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22

to be disregarded.
We sell Pins.
Pearl Buttons. Special sale.
s cents for a card Of dozens,
three sizes to choose from !;
others 10 cents, four larger
sizes in the assortment. Others
quite numerous-all bargains.
Here is quite a list of Notion
Bargains. Stockinet Dress
Shields, 10 cents a pair Linen
Floss, in colors, cents a skein;
Knitting Cotton, 3 cents ball !;
Silk Garter Elastic, IL and 25
cents a yard Silver Thimbles,
20 cents ; remnants of Colored
Trimmings at half prices. You
can buy Skirt Braids at the
Spool Silk counter.
Notions, trihes yes, but
there is one little counter in
that department that makes
over a million transactions a
year.
North OF centre.
Year by year we have gone
beyond our own past in all the
light outdoor footwear. This
time a bigger jump-ahead than
ever. Graceful, dainty, airy
shapes that would have saved
Mercury his footwings. Not a
penny-weight of useless stuff in
them. Not a penny worth of
extravaganza in the prices.
Worth, winsomeness and wear.
That tells a good share of the
story here's the rest:
Mems:
Gold Canvas, russet fox, 81.
Orange calf lace, - 30.
Orange Calf oxford, 81
kussct Goat, lace, 81.
seal, ooLo tops, lace, 81 "A.
Seal oxford, -.
W omen
Dark Brown Canvas coffee fox lace -
cold Canvas, russet fox, lace, 81
lark brown Canvas, goat foN, lace, So 20
Gold Canvas, yellow brown fox, lnce 81 TO-
L,gH! y5 3. Brow" Canvas OOae trimmed, button,
Gold Gold Canvas GrnS os,r r"sset ,s tlp lace, $50
Light Brown Goat, diamond tip, button.
Dark Brown Canvas, copper fox, oxford,
Black Canvas, copper trimmed, oxford, 81.
Mhite Canvas, ooze tip, oxford, 81
biaek ,anNas, dark brown ooze trimmed.
Black Canvas, black donrola fox, button
Black Canvas goat fox, lace, 81 10.
Misses
Ligh, olive Canvas, oo,e trimmed, button
Tan Canvas russet fox, button and lace,
Tan Canvas. coffee fox, lace. si5o
Tan Canvas, light brown foN lace g.
Black Black Canvas black goat trimmed, 81 80
Russet Goat, button and lace, 50
Light Brown Goat, lace, ~ 25.
Brto oo1e Cali lace, 81 20.
Chlldren's:
Tan Canvas, russet fox, lac. and button,
sl26. '
Light Olive Canvas, ooze foS, lace and but
Kussot Goat, button and Iace IS
lighl Brown Goat, button and lace 81
Brush Goat, lace, 81
Russet Goat oxford, 81 rs
Bring in the feet, little or big I;
you won't be answered with
excuses.
Market street front, west OF Main Aisle.
Three new Tellas."
Another sensation in the
Corset world, Five numbers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22
$50 Childrens Coats go
down half and third to-day:
~ 80 Peasant Goats nj 81 q
$500 Peasant Goats at ~ 90
5000 Peasant Coats at 81 1o
sI3 30 Peasant Goats at "a 90

81 20 Peasant Goats Mt SIS
500 Peasant Goats AT 500
SO % Peasant Coats at s. IS
sl3 30 Peasant Goats at EO
Gretchens sag in the same way.
A few Of the half price
Dresses for Misses and Chill
dren hang on. 50 to $I2 OF
worth for So to SO Of money.
second noor, Chestnut street side. -Four ele-
vntors.
We sell Pins.
You depend on Pins. 1t is
well they are cheap,
Here lies an open paper
$50 Pins in the neat rows
good Pins too; you can have
them all for One cent. You may
buy them to-day-or any day
it's not a sensation. OF course
they are Yankee Pins, as the
better ones are that sell at a,
s, 6, 7, and 8 cents a paper for
better qualities and larger mum
bers.
If you are "quite English il
may please you to use Pins
made by Taylers Of London.
They are the Patent Solid
Headed Pin Manufacturers in
Ordinary to Her Majesty
Fun in that title. But the Pins
are Royal: none like them. A
sheet of 400, S cents book,
solid rows, assorted black and
white, IL cents.
You close your Browning
after reading "How they
brought the good news from
Ghent to AK quite inspired
perhaps. Pins, AK. Bes,
Glass-headed Black Pins are
from AK. 4, $, IL, and Is
cents for the funny little papers
English Black Pins, in boxes
and German Black Pins If
cubes. Pins are not edible
but they are rapidly consumed
Pins are often vital. To b,
properly provided with prope
Pins is a need Of the hour no
to be disregarded.
We sell Pins.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22
anranass,aker's.
PHILADELPHIA. "wednesday. May n, 1852
Camp Cosy and Cottage
Beautiful.
Centre elevator.

What are left Of our Paris
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets to-
gether with number from our
own work-rooms go to half and
two-thirds to-day. The lot is
little, but you'll find Virots,
Cretaux, Arots, Heitz Boyers
and Linn Faulkners in it.
They've served their turn. We
give you about half the price OF
each,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22

Psinc's Celery Compound has been . God.
end 70 me. For the past two yeam have suf.
doctor falling 10 cure me. have taken nearly
four bottles Of the Compound, and am free
from the complaint ! feel very grateful TO
you." CHAs. II. LEWIS, Central Village, CT.
Paine's Celery Compound
al have been greatly sniicted with acute
used Paine's Celery Compound. Aner using six
rheumatic troubles."
sAMUEL HUTCHINSON. &c. Cornish, n. II.
Effects Lasting Cures.
Paines Celery Compound has performed many
otner cures as marvellous ns these-copies Of let
ters sent to any address, Pleasant TO take docs
not disturb, but aids digestion, and entirely
oi suffering longer with rheumatism or neural
RlRIEC living upon Iactated Food are Healthy
D"UiD0 Happy, Hearty. IL In Unequaled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22

L,ScAsTER's lone fisherman for lost base
balls is the best sensation of this base ball
and fishing season. His fame will reach
all the way across the continent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-22
DANES CELERY ooMrouNp
RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA

Those twin diseases cause untold safIcrine.
Doctors admit that they are dialcuit 70 cure
so do their patients. Paine's Celery Compound
has permanently cured the worst cases Of rbcu-
matism and neuraigia-so say those who have
used u.
"Having been troubled with rheumatism NJ
the knee and foot for nvc years, was almost
unable 10 get around, and was very often con-
fined 10 my bed for weeks at q time. used
only one bottle Of Paine's Celery Compound
and was perfectly cured. ! can now jump
around, and feel ~ lively as boy"
FRANZ CARROLL,
Eureka. Nevada.
slU. Six for $500. Druggists.
Mammoth testimonial paper free
WELLS, RICHARDSON a Co., Props. Burling-
ton, VI.
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natrhrs.

01lu0un nVpC Give Faster and Brighter
UIhMVND DlEO Colors than any other Dyes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-23

Gov. Gray Declines the Chairman.
ship Of the Central COMMITTEES.

Iudiananolis, Aug. 2o.-During the
past week several Democratic leaders
from different portions Of the State we're
10 conference here regarding the chair
mAnship OF the State Central Committee.
These gentlemen declared It 70 b the
sense Of the party that ex.Gov. Gray
should assume the position aud that he
would b accorded hearty support Il
he would consent 10 cot. 10 oil visitoro
he made the same answer: that be was
regarded - candidate for the United
States Senate 10 succeed Senator VoOv-
heea, aud his acceptance OF the chair
mansh,p would % once insngurAle fac
tons IL The party. iesd 90 defeat 10 leg
isla'ive districta and the los. Of the Srna-
torship. Enumerating competent men
for the chAirmAnship, he mentioned the
names " Ok .C0ngressman MAtson, Judge
NibIack Gen. Msnsou aud sx.Ststs
Treasurer Cooper.
The gentlemen present thon canvaased
these suggestioms and finally determined
to call Mwtson Ia The craftsmanship, but
Il was learned soon after the conferences
that he would nor accept, bic Duties q
solicitor OF the Monon railway Vstem
being 90 combining that he could not de-
vote any time to poIiiica Ex-Tressurer
Cooper was then consulted aud has tha
matter u0d.r advisemeht with proba.
bilities in favor Of acceptance.
Republican Chairman Kitchener has
issued letter OF Instructions TO county
chairmen throughout the State, calling
attention 10 the Importance Of orgapiz.
ing for the apprOaching campaign, 3
especially Of securing - large . vote -
possible In tho elections for township
trustees next spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-23

San Francisco Examiner. August ~
"Marshaii n. Laferty, OF Cincinnati
Ohio, who embezzled $4,000 from the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
iast October. has been arrested Ia San
Luis Obispo. on : requisition from tho
Governor OF Ohio.
LafIerty was conductor on tho Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad. and fell under
suspicion from come overt act which led
TO his being spotted and the discovery
made that be was rebbing the company
promiscuously.
LsIerty had not only been stealing
money, out had also stoien hundreds q
tickets bearing the Official stamp, which
no was disposing Of ~ reduced price
aud finding ready market for.
When ho was arrested and his prem'-
scs searched = trunk was found hall hlltd
with valuable Tickets, enough when s"id
TO have made him . very wealthy man.
immediately after being arrested be
was bsilei out in the sum Of 5000. his
two friends Ringelberg and Bibersol
going on his bond.
ne was no sooner hailed out than lie
made his escape. coming directly across
tho continent. aud all trace OF him was
lost 10 to about four weeks ago when
Special Officer Ryan, who has been 81.
|lensly GU his track. discovered that his
mail was being sent to San Luis Obispo.
Ryan teleersphed to sheriff Mcleod.
Lof San Luis Obispo, and requested that
he arrest Lsfisr'y.
Mcleod watched for bis man In vain,
hut finally discovered thst his mail be-
Ing sent TO San Luis Obispo was merely
3 blind, and that il was being forwa' dc !
to him Ct . point 100 miles further dewn
the coast. where he proceeded and ar
rested him, bringing him back to San
Luis Obispo. where be 10 now awaiting
the arrival OF Ryan.
Lsfferty 10 man highly connected
and bis parents are wealthy. lie has a
wife and . little girl, and the motive for
his crime IL hard TO discover. ~ bis posi-
ton Wa good one and his father amply
able TO give him any assistance be might
have required.
Laferty IL . tall, handsome man, with
blonde hair and mustachs and very
pleasant address,
IL this the came LatFerty who nsed to
run . train from Jaaper to Evansville !!
lie had many friends along the line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-23

People ere complaining Of DRY
weather.
Thomas Jackson Il running hrst class
hack from Hillham TO String town.
while playing csrds Ct Kellersvills
last week Zippy Coon got into : biz
racket With HE Vowel, and HE Vas CO.
Ing to pull wool, but Mr.. Coon said be
hsd never been caught aud 4r. Vowel
gave up the race.
Elkins q Co. have moved their saw
mil back 20 Stringtown.
M. Barnet Chsstain has returned
from the West.
NJ. Asbsry Hall, from Jasper, vi
Visiting Stringtown sunday.
Hurrah FOR Bob and Sbsrmsn, going
into the book business here 10 tho plac'
TO get your books.
Dock smiles. and tells thst IL isa boy
| Franklin thinks that Morgan 10 th'
fastest horse be knows Of.
BUFFALO BILL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the rsrs
~ nership heretofore existing betw cen
the undersigned in Jasper In the stave
single and cooper business, has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Mat.
thias Klingel having purchased the IN.
terest Of Mr.. Frank Seibert who retire'
from the firm. The business will here
after be conducted by Matthias Klingel
Who will pay the debts, and u authori zed
10 collect al claims. Persons indebted
are notified TO call and settle accounts
promptly, - the business must Be squar
ed up.
MATTHIAS KLrxGEL, FRANK SElBERT.
Aug. Is, 1889 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-23
Loogootee District Fair,-Nex
Week.

Ed. JASPER CoURIsR Our Fair vii
be in full blast next week aud will b.
pleased 10 see Jon in attendance. w.
are expecting . plessaut and profitable
time.
Some OF the attractions out side OF The
regular order o. things will be. base bal
genes on Friday, BY Mitchell and Vim
ccnes. and Washington and Montgomery
on Saturday. Glass ball shooting o.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. On Friday and Saturday {,
balloon ascension and parachute leap.
and I'll through the week We have TIT
promise RI big shows aud little shows
aud ether attractions, but will not allow
gambling nor Intoxicating liquov on IN,
grounds this year. We have arranged
for five bsnls OF music on Friday, anu
will also have the the usual number o.
races every day Of the Fair. Our crops
are abundant this year, and No conf
IDENTIFY expect large crowd, large exhibit
tons, and : profitable and pleasant tims
for oil.
Respectfully,
&. b. WooD, Secretary,
Loogootee District Fair As.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-23

nfThe Frankfort (Ky.) Evening
Journal Of the Is inst contains . hand
some notice OF Messrs. Stephen and Peter
Fuhs. formerly OF Dubois county, saving
they have the leading business house IN
their portion Of the city, and commend
ing their business enterprise. The Jour
nal IL right In speaking we'll Of them
snd our people ere glad 10 learn thai
they maintain the high character they
earned here. The Journal twits Stephen
ruhs with being . bachelor yet. but fsil'
to state how many tunes be has beer
'engsged."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-08-23

0rSmiley Chambers, the vinceDues
Justice OF the Peace selected by Presi-
dent Harrison TO turn the indicted cleo
zion rsscsls loose, Is U. s. district atty.
has done bic JOB, got bic pay, and re-
tired, and now his deputy Cockrum;
from Doonville, another bird 81 the came
feather, Il 10 said will be given the Office
70 enable him to get HE share Of hood Il
when he Is also to retire. and IL Is hoped
this line Of fakes will then be satisfied
and the President will be able to give
the position TO come respectable attorney
who has some judicial ability, and the
confidence OF honest men.