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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1890-02-05
To School Teachers.

~ SSHoSi sooSS'Ss
1t is a very true saying that
school teachers are next to minis
tiers in training the minds of ma
ton and moulding public opinions.
Now this being a fact how much
every teacher should feel his or her
responsibility in regard to every
moral question or issue that comes
before the people.
At present, it seems to me that
nearly all the preachers are on the
side of the Prohibition, andnow we
teachers should take bold stand
against the Saloons. the enemies
of our home, education, morality,
religion, God and our country.
My fellow teachers, you can see the
ruinous effect of saloons on society.
You can see the great opposing
power it has toward spreading the
gospel to all nations; You know
"the saloon sweeps down every
year thousands of young men, trans
forming them from the decent to
the disreputable." You know the
saloons are undermining our insti-
tutions and destroying our country.
Now my fellow teachers, after see
ing all these things, you will be
conscience smitten if you do not fol-
low the line that the Bible and all
reason dictates to you which is
right. Now it is we'll known that
the teachers are coming in line
with the temperance movement
and this is right too. Teachers are
generally young persons who do
not have 80 much war prejndice.
They are generally persons Of
thought and their aim should be to
elevate man to a higher plane of
intellectually; and we should be
friends to morality and religion and
when we see that the liquor traffic
is the greatest opponent Of educa-
ton and everything else that tends
to elevate the human race, it is our
imperative duty to take q bold
stand against the saloons.
We can do something. We can
talk Prohibition and we can keep
the question agitated. "Agitation,
you know, is the handmade oftruth."
Truth, loves investigation. Error
alone avoids it. Now by doing all
we can, we may help to Danish one
Of the worst curses to humanity,
that ever existed, We may help to
educate the minds Of the people up
to the point!where they will not be
governed by party prejudice; but
they will let principle and morality
govern them and then they will
join hands to wipe out of existance
the most unjust law that was ever
on the statutes of our states, the IL
cense laws. My fellow teachers,
the children are looking to us as
their guides. Yes, the children will
rise up for or against us in the great
hereafter. Yes, the boys that stand
up before you with so much faith
in you and your instructions, may
help to fill our jails and penitenti-
aries, or swing from the gallOws!
All caused by the saloon element,
sanctioned by the law of our state.
How much, I repeat it how much
every teacher should feel his or her
responsibility in regard to this ques-
ton. Thousands Of men filling
drunkard's graves every year!
Thousands of heart-broken mothers
and orphan children crying for
help. w. r. COCHRAN.
Clover Hill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

Being compelled BY circumstances be
|yond my control to seek 3 means OF Nv,
ing for myself and children, | have q,
ranged % take charge OF the Millinery
store and Dress Making sbllshmon1
formerly carried on BY Mrs.. Schuetter
On 4th street, In jasper, and amer july
list. 1880, may be found there with !
good stock OF fashionable millinery
FOODS, % which ! invite tho attention 81
" needing anything In that line, and
,'so prepared TO do sewing and fitting.
Will 40 al possible TO please, both q
'egsrds style and prices, and hope for !
LIBERAL patronage.
July q. '90-4m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

Last summer the nux ragged hero 70 fear
full extent. About five miles north OF her
at the Whiteeide grave yard there were Al
victims Of this dreadful disease buried Il
one day. The doctors could do nothins
with the disease. Whom my family wer,
taken, ! went 70 Walter Brothers, Of wal.
tersburg, and told them the situation. Thcy
said, give Chamber lain's Collie, Cholera And
Diarrhoca Remedy, that they had sont Out
several hundred bottles into the injected
district and "every day We hear how this
medicine Il curing them. So far Va hsvs
not heard Of its falling In single instance. \,
! went 70 giving Il and could soon ~ fbo
gooo e'ects and cure was tho result. ANY
NE 2. Ellie, Rock Pope Co., Illinois.
ror sale " y 7. Saiba drugstore. 1.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01
Some Baking Powders
Lose Their Strength Quickly!

For twenty-five years the Royal Baking Powder
Company has refused to be controlled BY the mania Of
its compeitors-to produce cheap baking powder at
the sacrifice Of quality wholesomeness. Some lower
cost brands are now being pushed on the market which
are made Of inferior materials and lose their strength
quickly after the opened AT the second or
third baking there will Be noticed falling off in strength
1t always the case that the consumer suffers in pocket
not in health BY accepting any substitute for the Royal
Baking Powder especially when the substitute is offered
on the ground that it is cheaper
The Royal Baking Powder is the embodiment Of all
the excellence that is possible to attain in an abso
utey pure powder II is always strictly reliable Il IS
not only more economical because Of its greater strength
but will retain its full leavening power until used and
make more wholesome food.
Was there ever any article Of human consumption
that has many friends among housekeepers as the
Royal Baking Powders
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

The Democracy Of the 18th JudIcIa
District. composed Of the counties Of Du
bois, Gideon and Pike, will meet In dele
gate convention 1t Oakland City,
SATURDAY. AUGUST l6, 1880.
for the purpose Of nominating = candi
date for Judge and Z candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney Of the 18th judicial Cir
cult.
The basis Of representation shall b
one vote for esch 200, and one for eacl
fraction over 100 votes cast for Hon. 6
z. Matson for Governor 10 1883.
WE. cox.
CHAIRMAN DUBoIs Co. DEN. Cow.
w. d. MCDONALD.
CHAIRMAN GIBsoN 90. DEN. Cow.
TuOS. X. FLEMING,
CHAIRMAN PIKE Co. DEN. Cow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

RAILROAD AssEssNRxr.-The State
Hoard Of Equalization flashed the assess-
ment Of railroads lest week. The total
assessment 10 the State amounts 10 sos. :
56z sc, q increase over The assessment
Of last year Of q, 52l,lsS- A remsrkabIe
Iact 10 the assessment u that roads lead
ing 70 Chicago embrace more than half
Of the entire assessment Brown, Ohio
and Switzerland are the only counties 81
the State which have no railroad pro-
perty assessed in them. Lake county
has the largest amount Of any county -
the State. t4.055.60O; next comes Marion
Nth 33,3S5 7l5. and LAp0rte. So, $40, 269.
These are the only counties IL the State
reaching o3,OO0OUU-
The Z = 4 ST. l. R'y y taxed ou|
sl.sloO55: the O. & N. X X. at $685.
5is The l.. N. A. & &. On %. So. I3l.
md the Z. & 7. "A. on 81, S75,S02. Il
Dubois county he's added to her tax
.hle wealth by the railroad assessment
5Joo.i2f; Crawford oI942Ol; DAviess
b5f7.575; Gibson s70O.O9l: Martin
l2s5.1 III; Orange &l75IO; Perry sc3,-
-; Pike SI73007 spencer e309697 II
IAnderburg ST.. 35l, and Wsrrick
1907 s6i This valuation amounts % a.
much - some Of the TOW nships IL nearly
" the counties, and shows Il would take 4
money for the farmers to
ny me railroads. % proposed by tie
Dnooi7 county convention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01


NOTICE Il hereby given that The n
- dersigned executor OF The Let VII
|of John g. PafEenbergev, deceased. n
virtue Of said will, recorded IN voIuuo
No. 3 OF the record OF willis, OF Dubois
county, IN the State Of Indiana, on p)C
336 Twill offer for sale q public venduA
on the premises, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST s0rH, 1880
tho following described real estate d
said testator, to.wit: the wcst half q
tho northeast quarter or section No
twelve (l9), township No. one ~ south
range No. five (5) west, 80 acres; ~
oast half Of the northwest quarter .!
said section ~, IN said township 90
range, 80 acres the north-west quarts
Of the northwest quarter OF said sectIos.
township and range, 20 acres. containIes
IL oil 200 acres, moro or LEES, situste y
Dubois county, Indiana.
TERMS or SALE: - One.third Of The puF'
chase money to be paid 10 cash thefs
siduc 10 two equal payments st nine aos
eighteen months, purchaser giving sc'ss
'or deferred payments, bearing ok p
:ont. interest from date, waving bensus
u valuation, with freehold surety % ~
approval Of the executor.
sale to begin at 10 o'clock, .. m.
CHARLES COLLIER. Executor
TRAyLoR n HUNTER, Attorney y,
July IS, l690-4w. tpf S7'pl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

We desire 70 SAY 10 our citizens. that Tor
years we have been selling Dr. Kings Ncw
Discovery for Consumption. pr. kings
New Life Pills, Bucklcns Armies s4lve and
Electric Bitters. and have handled ~ RENE
die. that sell A. well, or thai nave given seri
universal subtraction. We DO not hc.itni.' y
guarantee them every time, and We efnrt
ready to refund the purchase price. fat's
factory results do not fellow y w nae
These remedies have won their great pcpn.
larity purely on their merits. NAKris
FRrkpMAN. Druggist I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

0rThe Republican members Of the
II. NJ. u. A. of The Ist CongrcssionA!
District met in Evansville last week, and
nominated for Congress Col. Jas. 5;
Wright, Of spencer county-an old
wheel horse In the Republican party.
and who was candidate before the Re-
publican convention for the nomination
two years ago. The Democrat metnbcrs
Iof the r. N. II. A. refused 20 take any
part IN the convention. being satisfied
with The votes In Congress o. Judge
Parrett.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

No rain has fallen In Northwestern
Indiana for oarly two months and farm.
ere Gre almost 10 despair. The wheat
crop is turning out badly oats are fell.
IRE and corn IL burnt mp and damaged
beyond repair. The potato crop e Z
total failure sSsd prices ere rapidly 3D.
vancing. Sun Day prayers for rain were
offered up ID all the churchcs OF Fort
Wayne, and special prayer services for
rain will he continued during The week.
The outlook for the farmers Il indeed
gloomy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

\ Store-keepers in Ind lana sell dry good
at less than taciG charges.-Independsni
Yes. many secondhand ones. but, eveI
hen Dufenda en- won't cell he dsmage(
ones % low q good goods Of tho sam,
brand. from the same factories, are sold
In Canada, ard In London. and othe
places ID England. The best evidence
that The tariff 10 unjust 10 American con.
SINNERS Il that the manufacturers soon
get to BE- ms]lionaIres, and send their
products 70 Europe and cell them cheaper,
after paying ocean freights, than they are
sold q home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

| Dry weather for change.
Corn crop q failure.
Ancsnes new dwelling going up o.
West Main.
Coonie Hagen has bought lot and /,
tgoing 70 build : shoeshOp On e lor th(
lpresent, and sfter while : dwelling, 81
IsOmeshlng to cage bic bird 10. These
buildings will Be On South Main.
Nick Basch, the boss collar maker. Il
going 70 remodel bic shop; the demand
for goods u growing 90 large hat 81
Widow Eisenhut has bought house
and lot on East Main Of John Ssitx, the
silver msn.
II HsysviIIe isn't on boom e present,
'it never was and meyer will be.
Louie Wirsching. our jovial and clever
young blacksmith, Is kept busy I'll day
and half the night, and still be has more
work than be can do.
The Misses Nix are &C home from
Louisville attending their sick brother.
Who has been lying st tho point or death
ior several days, but am glad to say be
IL little better, and his chances for re-
covcry are more favorable q present.
Barbara Krodel has been very sick.
bot i getting better since changing doc
tors.
Don't forget the 18th Of August; q
good big time 10 anticipated st the city
hall. 70 which everybody u kindly IL.
vited 70 have finger IL che pie or help
eas ham. 4 y : birthday dance given 10
honor Of M. C0fImsn, one or The pro-
prieeors, and this . part Of the pro-
gram: q 8 p. q. Mr.. Conlmau will 3D.
pear On : rail, headed By The band, and
march 70 White river, Of some c0nveni-
snt plsce. WHARF the ceremony will take
place, after which the dance will BE- con-
linued. Al invitation Il extended to I'll. !
JOLLY JoE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

- e~e @'S - N -
Y The school book question will BE- be.
fore the next legislature; aud II behooves
al honest people 70 be on their guard.
\ Under the guise Of free textbooks the
agents OF the recently organized Ameri-
caa schOol-book company will seek 10
fssten itself on the tsxpsyers Of this state.
/ Il will be the aim 20 set . law passed
authorizing the state to furnish free
books 10 tho children. The law will
proside for the purchase OF books, the
syndicate win get in lis work. and then
goodbye cheap hooks, for while they
will come free Of charge 10 individuals,
the taxpayers win groan while filling
the Golfers ~ me hunk trust. Al present
the state has COOL t,oks. cheap enough
10 be within the reach OF sll. With .
liitls resnvdeIing the present isw meets
All denssnis, and should 10 let alone.
u"i misunderstanding The anxiety ~ IL de-
fss'ei opponents. = indianapolis Sensi-
mel.
How Toes Dr. Gszcn stand on this
Important question! The people who
send children 10 school. and those who
10 NOT. who would be compelled BY the
honk trusts scheme 70 pay taxes 10 buy
books for others, are I'll interested In
knowing. School books II such reason
able prices o. the present law provides
can Be- bought by al parents. aud there
u mol neixhborh0od In The State where
there sve poor orphan children. o. others
who cannot really afford Ia procure
books. but what there will be found lib
eral people enough 10 furnish them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

Property.
NOTICE IL hereby given that Tue an.
AV dersIgned executor Of the lasi Will
|of John George PfafIenbcrg/er. deceased
will offer tor sale q public apctIon. 81 tbe
late residence OF the dcced hnt, In lar.
bison township, Dubois con- ". lndia1
on MONDAY, AUGUST 1h>u, Ias1
All the personal property bt(ongInr
said estste not taken BY tho y dow COZ
sisting OF head OF horses, mrles
head OF cattle, s cows, II he'll OF IA,
lot Of sheep, one self.binder, one ~ q.
one resper, table rake. : wager ~
other farming implements, hou'e, 6
and kitchen furniture, two r,y1rF'
kettles. and other fixtures belong, " " u,
fruit dIstilIery, lot Of poultry, ,s,;n ~
corn, lot OF hay 10 stacks, anf '9''
other articles.
TERMS o. SALE:-Sums Of hvc uo!mn
and under, cash sums over hve do'hn
. credit Of twelve months Will y give,
purchaser giving noto with goo
freehold surety, bearing elk per cent =
terest from date, 70 the approval Of -
executor, waving relief Of VALUATION
laws.
Sale to begin At 9 o'clock :. m.
CHARLHs COLLIER. Executor.
TRAYLoR b HuNTsR, Atrys.
July 10, io90-3w. pf ~
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! GtIt IL reported that the L. f.
St L. r. X. will revise their time card 81
the Evansville and Jasper branch soon
80 q 10 accommodate the people OF thu
center and north part Of Dubois county.
by the present arrangement nearly III
the travel from the north part OF the
county. and some from the center 70 al.
verified to the o. 4 n. and l. N. A. &
q. roads. - citizcns OF that part 81 the
county can get to Cincinnati, Indian
|apolis Or Louisville. quicker and more
conveniently than they can bv tho pres.
|ent arrangement on the L. e. & st. l..
road, for they can leave home in the
morning after breakfast and take their
their supper in either city. by going 10
Washington, Loogootee or French Lick.
whereas Il they want 10 60 BY the Z. T..
q 81 L. they must come 70 Jaeper and
stay over night, or ride on the musty,
dirty cab Of . freight train. and then
make slower time, counting Inv overs.
than they would BY either OF The other
routes to those cities. while the cost OF
tickets il nothing more. We are In
formed the T. E. & ST. L. desires 10
better accommodate this travel. II Il Vill
pay them, and to that end they urge that
when the change 10 made I'll passengers
from jasper to whatever point pur-
chase tickets q Jasper 10 their desfina-
ton, % that il may b correctly. nscer.
tanned what the passenger lrafIic amounts
TO- This he's been done heretofore 70 n
very limited extent, most passengers
paving on the train to HuntingburR and
buying tickets there. IL 1t Gil, and e 81
charged that IL some instances the latter
course has been encouraged, ~ not 3D.
vised, b some who have been connected
With the railroad, and that thereby the
passenger tramc from Jssper has not
been correctly reported to ihe auditing
department n the road. Procure your
tickets to destination before getting onl
rain and u you cannot get : through
ticket, get i to the point you change sys-
lens, and there get further ticket
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

Ny husband, M. Joseph Buchart, ha'
twice advertised : warning against my
running him In debt, In the newspapers
and three times have returned % hi
house and tried to do my duty as wife
aud mother. Yet hes be continued q
mistreat me and my children, and has
driven my children from home into the
world. 1 can etand Il no longer, and II
protect my children and myself have
been compelled TO leave him again. and
try to do IN honorable business % sus-
tain ourselves. I ask the people, who
have known us both Oil our lives, 10
kindly assist me IL trying to do for my
self and children q can stand biz
abuse no longer.
Mas. JOHANNA BUCHARr.
July 2l-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

The indianapolis Scnfinci points 90
the importance Of having the election
booths 10 be used under The Austrsiis,
Law male according TO the follow in,
dimensions: Height, nine feet; depth
four feet: width. three feet. and mad,
with solid hack and partitions OF M
terisl well seasoned and without crack,
or knot-holes. The Sentinel Odds:
The front should b. provided with
door, OF curtain Of heavy material, run,
ming within two feet aud half or thre<
feet Of the floor. X IL Of the utmost i'm.
portsnce that the hight here given (nin<
fecr should he adopted, and that The
psrtiti oss dividing the voters should run
clear 10 the floor. sni not. as In some de-
signs nov being adopted. run slightly
below the shelf on which the ticket Il
stamped. or perhaps. two or three feel
from tie door.
ut may easily BE- seen how, with Z
partition extending only part way down,
boodier may enter The middle booth
with the two -h0sfers- for whose vote
he hiss bsrgsined. on either side, and
stsmp his own ticket. quickly slip II
under the partition TO his right, taking
the unsfamped ticket in return: making
q I" his liking, slip Il 70 the man on bis
len. Tor which ne would receive IN re-
turn the laster's unmarked ballot, which
re would use - his own. All could be
dome IN two minutes. and the bargain
contaminated with absolute certainty
And g the complete satisfaction Of the
Or it, hight Of the booth Il made
seven ia Is some are nov built. the
cnrruptio1Ist. according 10 previous r.
rsngemenf. cssnid enter the middle apart
nent and '4nire that those whom be has
bought. being on either side, should
stamp their ticket according 70 the ar-
rsng~ment, and shove The top msrxin Of
the bsiiot where the stssnD 10 placed.
nigh enough over the p partition that III
may Be easily seen. Or again, il may De
exhibited In the same manner below the
edge Of the division board. BY actual
experiment il hiss been proven that the
movements necessary 10 accomplish these
frsulis can Be made without the po<sibiIi-
~ Of detection by members OF the cleo
ton board when located anywhere
within twenty-five feet distant from the
booth.
C0unty Boards which adopt booths
with the defects above pointed out ere
doing little les than flying in the face Of
the law. and giving great vantage
ground % those W no isv0r Dorsey. Ousv
and Dudley meshods- These bob-ssii.
handwriting devices should be strictly
tsboocd By those who seek : strict and |
honest enforcement OF the ststuse.
Otherwise. the enormous outlay neces-l
sariIy incident 70 : full compliance With
the lay will largely result IN : useless
expenditure
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

The Adams Express Company hss
completed The hrst half century or ils *.
istence. Fifty years sgo Alvin Adams
started parcel express between Boston
and New York. his sole outfit consisting
ots carpet bag, which be carried n his
hand: To-day the company emploves
D.0oO men, 1900 horses, 1000 waQons.
ana covers more than $4,000 miles OF
railroad, reaching every state and terri
tory 10 tho Union. paying handsome
dividends on capital Of $4,000. 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

uIAND SOLDIERS REuNuoN.- -Jcrc.
NOOK Post, No. AL, OF SchnelIvilIe, will
y sss y a. cld-fashioncd soldiers reunion
lamp Hancock. near Schncllvillc, on
d, Iesusy' Aug. 26, 1890. All old sol
Ms a, anu every body eIso. arc invited.
r nnasc VIII 20 picket battle In the eve.
49, .g, ana q false alarm At night. A good
~. 'c moor and music for tho young who
M, nsa-, ,na. Kind Of amusement has been
srr'o osIa, and arrangements made fol
me eesncs' army songs, drills, refresh
inr no." ! ana everything necessary Tor hav
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

Can chronic disFrhoea be cured? Those
who think not. should read the following
from Mr.. Joseph NcGufiin, Of Spaulding,
Union County, Iowa. He says II was
troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea
and used many kinds Of medicine; but moth :
ing with permanent effect for good, until
tried Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and d.
ar-hoea Remedy. would say to every one
in need Of medicine for tie ailment men,
TONED and kindred diseases. try the remedy
and like myself, you viii never BE- without
Il in your home. IS and so cent bottles for
sale u J.. p. Salb's drugstore. :.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

Jacob Krotiel. Lawrence Harder and
John ;. Freyberger Of Dubois county.
were each fined IS aud costa In the fedc-
raj court yesterday Tor refusing 10 answer
The questions of census enumerat0rs.
indianapolis Sentinel. 29th.
The above named gentlemen ere auh.
stsniial farmers, and among the beat citi-
Gems Of HARRISON township. Their friende
explain that they had 90 disposition 10
evade the census questions. but that 90
many known swindlcrs had been around
the country trying 10 swindIc farmers
with fool questions and tricks, that they
supposed Pat. Sweeney was trying 10
play some sharp on them, % they had no
thought that be could secure . govern
ment position OF aDv kind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-08-01

Cholera infAntum hAs lost il terrors sine
the introduction Of Chamberlain Collie
cholers and Diarrhsea Remedy. Wher
;lns ss%sd ;ih = Sss S snd &c s treatment
i certain. Ms. Fanny Lauderdale. d
Rock, Pope Co, III says 4 cured her baby
life A. w. Walter, prominent merchant
q Waltersburg. ILL., asys Il cured his BAD,
boy Of cholera infantum after several othe,
remedies had allied. The ch,ld was 50 low
that ''he seemed almost beyond the aid 81
human hands or reach Of any medicine.
but Chamberlain's Cholcra and Dnrrhoes
Remedy cured him. Is and 50 cent bottles
for sale Il J. p, Salbs drugstore. I.
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Boone Township Trussee'

|YvHE undersigned, Trustee Of boC ss
~ township, Dubois county, ne'T
gives notice that be will attend 1870 Y
business pertaining 20 tho Office g! 49,. 49,
tee, at bis residence miles 6ousn. s'sh
or Portersville, on SATURDAYS O ~
week, and requests ell porsons n.s ~.
township business 10 present !! 2" sscr
urday. Citizens desiring books AZ
the Township Library, are notinsssn VIA
the Library q kept BY VIM. nc''"
Ia Portersville. "a
HENRY Il. BREiDENBAUGH,I y D'r
May Is, l6S8-ly.