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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25
NEWs OF TIKI DAT.
ID Gerhard has been aued by hi

Mr.. Fred Gebhard has been aued by his
New York barber for sl5O.
The agents Of the coal roads have decided
to advaGc e prices 10 TO Is cents ten.
BROOKLYN is the fourth city OF the Uuion
10 point OF numbers, having now popuia-
ton ofS06, 5S3
Congressman Barnes Compton will az
cent the craftsmanship of the Maryland dem
ocra,ic 8: ate central committee.
Over $500 600 has been stolen from the
mails between Council Rluff5 and DaVen-
port, L., within the pact nine months.
Two experts testified at Frederick, Md !,
Yesterday that D.. Harrison Wagner, the
Adams Express litigaut, is OF unsound mind.
The fast cruisers Baltimore and Philade-
phia are to have q race on Long lslano
sound, In which the navy il taking much IL
!erest.
Three mea were nearly killed at Co!um-
bia, S. c., yesterday by the premature dis
charge of, q cannon while firing democrat
ic salute.
At James, Protestant Episcopal Church
at Philadelphia yesterday Rev. Dr.. William
Ford Nichols WAS conseorated Bishop OF
California.
Inc Nav ~ I-CCHtHy Oot SuJo Cui.o1.
ally: "Tbe danger of deficit in the natior :
al treasury Ri m early day becomes more
and more clear.
The claims of MrF. Katherine Frances Al
leu, q lunatiC, upon the estate of Commodore
VanderbilL's grandson, William +. Allen,
have been compromised for $1,000.
The ste amer sardopyx was lost Of Qaesn
Charlotte I.iaod on the 18Th instant by
striking on rock, believed to have been
throws up recently By volcanic action.
Col. John s Mosby arrived at FL Paao,
Tex, yesterday from San Francisco 10 super
wise the third monthly drawing of the Grand
Lottery at Juer.z, Mexico, which takes
place there to-day.
1t ia now said that the President has repr-
dated an understanding entered into bt
tween Secretary Blaine and the Marquis OF
Salisbury about The Behring sea dispute, and
serious eDtaug emepts are likely to result.
The u. 6 Senate yesterday passed the
naval, diplomatio and posto flee bills carry
ing nearly one hundred millions. The Son
ate recede from the only amendment to the
pension appropriation bill not arranged in
conference that for the appointment OF ad-
| ltioDai pension agants, and tho bill now
| goes 10 the President.
As eta ed In the GAzETTE the trainmen Of
the Illinois Central Railroad company struck
yesterday al Chicago. Ttey uncoupled the
passenger coaches from the mail trains snd
| cllsred to 90 out with the mail cara, but The
railroad ,mpany refuse to ALLOW the trains
TO 90 in that ahape. No trains left Chicago
over tho road, though the stations were
crowded with passengers last night anxious
to 60 out The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road was seriously Inconvenience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25
COMMON COUNCIL.

At g. regular meeting of tho Common Council
of the city of Alexandria, Va, hold on tho oath
day of Juno, 1890, There were present John L.
Swoerey, esq. President, and Mcssrs. w. s. Moore,
Aitchcson, enowdcn. c. N. Moore Fisher, Jones.
Davis Harrison, st,ider, Uhler, Harry Smoot and
McCuen.
AN ordinance to permit the Alexandria and
Fairfax Passenger Railway Company to ran its
tracks and cars through certain streets in tho city
of Alexandria, which was laid over June 10Th,
was taken up amended and an amendment to
add that "tho City Council reserves tho right to
amend or alter this act having bcon lost by the
following vote Ayes, Messrs. Snowdcn Dsvis,
Harrison, Uhler, II. Smoot and Mr.. Prosident-6.
Noes, Me.srs. w. s. Moore, Aitchoson, C. N.
Moore, Fisher. Jones, Strider and McCuen-I-
the ordnance WAS passed amended by tho fol-
lowing vote viz: Ayes. hessrs. w. g Moore,
Aitchcson, Snowdcn, Z. N. Moore, Fisher, Jones,
Davis. Harrison, Strider, Uhler Harry SmOot,
McCuen and Mr.. President-13. Noes, none
The following were received and read viz
The Finance Committees report OF the public
debt Auditors report and the Treasurer's report.
The following wore received from the Board OF
Aldermen sud their action thereon concurred in
viz: Report of the Committee on Light on the
operations of the Gas Works and the Electric
Light Works also the report of the Committee
ON Streets on the petition Of Edward Quinn and
James II. Wilkerson-
1hs report of the Committee on Streets on the
petition of Mics E. Mehatfey received from
the Board of Aldermen ard laid over.
The following were referred to tho Committee
on Streets viz: Tho petition of James Smith to
have the curb set and gutter paved in front OF his
house. 406 north Patrick street; also the petition
of Jchn Dehsven for permission 10 erect frame
binding on his lot on the go1fhwest corner of
Cameron ard Patrick streets.4 Il
i he petition of John q. Sister to have the 49,
soasment re iucod on his pro3frty known rs Ehe
'.Toatnc' was referred to tho Committee on
Finance.
The board then adjourned.
Teste: JNo. T. JOHNSON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25
the cause of the tragedy Professor Davi.
came here lest March from Lske Forrest
College, North Carolina, and took cEa.os
of the academy at this place.
Foreign News.

LONDON. June 25 Severe gales prevail
along the coast of Scotland. Several fi.bioo
vessels are missing and 1t is feared that tbey
have been lost In the storm.
VIENNA, June 25 1t is reported hero
that Prince Ferdinand. the iuer Of Rp,
garia, has, In sudden aud mysterious mar
ner. started from Sofa fer this CITY. III.
visit here, 1t Is stated, is connected with TIA
critical position In which Bulgaria is placed
BREsT. June pa footbridge lqs'in,
from steamer to landing stage Al ;,
Jean collapsed this morning and hnndrejs
of persons were thrown into the sea- Sev..
bodies have been recovered and many p.,.
sons are still missing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

AND NOW there Is a rupture In the Bre-
zlian cabinet because some of the members
thereof would not fulfill the promise OF an
other, that notorious rascal should be set
free by lhs government. Ju 'giDg from ali
the accounts of Brazilian sffairs that are
permitted to be sent out OF that county,
republioanism is travestied in Brazil TO as
great an extent as anywhere else, and will
soon be superseded by form of government
batter adapted to the character of its people
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25
The Strike.

CHICAGO, June 25.-The absolute l,.py
of the Illinois Central railroad continue. ,c'
day. A conference between The ilice,s Ct
the road and committee OF strikers is ar
pointed for 9 o'clock this morning. Jn3e
ing by results so far, conclusion lie not Ike.
ly to be speedily reached. Telfsrsphc NJ
vices from points in this State, Wisconsin
and Iowa, indicate that the ti,-apis not as
complete outside of Chicago, "a was genera
" supposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoRx. Juno % "A firm tone PIE.
vailed at the openng of tho stock market this
morning which result in the establishment of ma
tera advances in some parts of the list. Fins,
prices, as compared with the closing figures last
evening wero generally isaas higher The market
continued without animation and at o'clock WAS
dull and stagnant generally at close TO tho best
prices and at slight fractions above opening
BALTIMORE, June 25-virginia IS consolidated
=; 1O-40s = do IS 69AaG9A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25
Pennsylvania Republican Convention

Pennsylvania Republican Convention
HARRISBURG, June 25-The State repub-
icen convention met here this morning, an
mmense crowd being present. George 8.
Graham was made temporary chairman and
Walter Lyon permanent chairman. Those
placed in nomination for Governor were
Senator Delameter, Secretary ofState Store,
and General Hastings.
The platform endorses Senator Quay !;
favcrs the proposed federal election law !;
the per diem pension bill the border raid
claims bill (; the Mckinley tariff bill land
denounces the English criticism on that bil);
a secret ballot law protection of American
labor; the exclusion of contract foreign
labor, and urges upon Congress the necessity
of passing such legislation as will prevent
tie importation and sale OF oleomargarine
and of Intoxicating liquors in that State
contrary to the acts of assembly regulating
and restricting the same. 1t also endorses
President Harrison, Governor Beaver and
Senator Cameron, and expresses lasting graft
tuie for Chairman Qnays matohless service
In managing the last national campaign.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

As THE democratic party in both branch
az of Congress- has put itself on record as 10
favor of the fee and unlimited coinage OF
silver, aud as going almost to the extent Of
the republicans in support OF the enormous
expenditures for pensions, and as Mr..
CIeveand's wise opposition to both these IL
furious measures is pronounced and en-
pbatic, how the party, if sincere. or il 1t
Lave any regard for ils reputation for
consist, ncy. can even talk about renomina-
ting Mr.. Cleveland, is what those reasonable
men who believe their fellow countrynlen
are also reasonable, can not tell. as such mon
naturally believe that the nominee of a
party should be the representative OF Its
opinions and feelings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

President Diaz, of Mexico states that ell
rumors of changes in the cabinet ara Ut
founded. E1-President General Gonz aleu-
governor of the State of Guansjuata, tele
graphs that the reports of a revolt in that
State are bsseless canards, as the entire
State is tranquil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25
RALr1MoRa. Jnne 25.-Cotton nominal

BALTIMORE, June 25.-Cotton nominal mid
ding 12A. Flour quiet. Wheat-soutbcrn
steady; Fu 2 90sSl longberry S5s9l; No ?
81 ibs87s steamer No red s3a8i new South
ern S0a95 Western firm No winter red spot
and June 81 lAa87a.; July 81 i4as7@s; Aug "a
sS7la. OOrn-Southern nominal white A; yel-
low 43; Western easy; mixed spot and juno
Az, July 4Ohe4O3s Aug 41a41A Sept i I3s
41$. steamer 3G.3GA Oats Grm; ungradcd
Southern and Pcnna 32a35 y do Western white
3ias36; do mixed 33a34 graded No white
30 w. Rye fat. Hay weak. Provisions steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

The receipts Of Flour good aud plicos I'M
changed. The offerings of Wheat to-day were al
OF the new crop. and the condition rather dissp
pointing TO tho trade the berry IS compsraiigeS
small and tho samples not az dry as millers dc
sire; range so to 81. for Fdltz and mixed no
longberry WAS sold. Corn is steady at 1' TO al p
Eve 40 to so. Oats 3 to &c Eggs 8 for noar
by fresh Butter, Potatoes, Poultry and cthor
produce arc wanted at better figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

Go, lies, u wealthy merchant and ranch
or OF Tampico. Mex ssys the alleged revo.
luton 10 Mexico, is nothing more or less
than bold attempt OF we'll organized
gang of bandits to commit robbery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

The commencement exercises of the Epis.
copsl Theological Seminary, near THE city,
began to day and were largely attended.
Bishops White and Randolph and num-
Der of clergy men FROM distance we're pre-
sent, as were maay persons from this city.
The examinations commenced this morning
with tire alumni meeting, followed by SCI
mon by Rev. T. s Rumney. At O'Clock
the aluunI dinner was given ~ which ~ere
gathered many Of the former students OF the
Seminary. To night missionary sermon
will be delivered by Rev. Julius G rammer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

Perfect order has prevailed nj San Saliva
dor siGce the deposition and sudden death
of President Menendez. a new govern.
ment has been formed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JUNE 25.

IFTHE policy of the State in respect OF the
latest scheme for the settlement OF her DEBT
can be presaged by the course she ID pursu'
ing in the case OF the coupon suits now ne-
fore the Circuit Court of Peters burg, the
hopes of the friends of that scheme must be
dampeued considerably. Twenty-Five ofthe
sIxty-three cases have been tried, aud all, CT
course. have been decided against the State,
as All of the remaining forty -one must be. But
still the State, through her sinking fund
commissioners. refuses to allow the same
judgment to be awarded in the others, and
insists that each of them shall be tried by
separate jury. thereby pu,ting the city OF
Petersburg to great and totally unnecessary
expense, and, by exhaustiug the list OF its
white Jurors, forcing the counsel to make
their arguments before coored juries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

Tha f-rmers in the Maryland counties bordering
on tho Chesapeake bay are genera!lg complaining
of the shortness of the wheat yield. They say
while plenty of straw was made, the heads did
not fill out well and those who have threshed have
not realized over one-half of the yield exqc,tO'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

Emperor Francis Joseph gsvo conrt dinner
last evening to the Austrian and Hungarian de-.
CATIONS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

The j1nt iina' celebration OF the literary
societies of the Episcopal High School, near
this city, took plaza last night and was
most e, joyablo as well rs successful affair
r. fl 4cting credit On the young gentlemen
having 1t 10 charge. The hall WAS decorf-
ted for the occasion TIE exercises were
largely attended, many Indies and gentle
men from this city being present. rresi-
dents E d. Gregory. of virginia, of the
Fairfax Society. and f. e III. Norton, OF
Kentucky, of the Blsckford society pres sided.
An address of welcome wes delivered by b
D Gregory. he lot va edicto-y address by
j. Y. B. Henderson B. s L of West Viz
GINA, and the annual address bs Joseph
Bryan. of Richmond. The B. L. 8: de
claimer's medal was awarded to Ell. V.
Bouic; the F. L. s. debate,'s medal, TO w.
Hoxton the B. L g. resdei medal, to h
O. Rely the T. l.. s declaimsr's medal,
to Machen; tho L s. dsbstet's medal
to ]. NJ Dill tbs + l. S. readers medal.
TO w. H. Laird, jr. Ths closing exercies OF
the school and the distribution of honois for
the fftieth year took place this evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

The u.:ils and works at the Puzzler and Boston
mines rear Boulder, Col, were destroyed by fro
last night. Over 5000 acres Of valuable timber
a'so blrncd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

CHICAGO, Juno 25-11:15 3. Wheat
July s4a. Aug 85IA; Sept 96AaStas Corn
July 339s Sept 1914. Oats -July 27as; sett
255s Pork-July $40 20; sept $40 ~. Lard
July 50 rs; sept SO 81 y. short ribs-Ju!y
So OH Sept SIS 20a5 % ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25

NEW YORK, June 25.-Cotton quiet upIands
IL 1916; Orleans 1913 futures steady. Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat dull and easy. Corn
active and weak. Pork dull and ste,dy at S13 90
ala. Land quiet and steady at So 02a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-06-25
T ICENsE NOTICE.
Mayors omc Alexandria. Va,

JuHB 70, IoJU
Licenses for license year 1890 81 are now due
aud payable On or before July LIST.
The Law requires every person before en-
mencing business to procaro a license, and i'm
poses fine of from thee TO five dollars pes day
for such failure.
Licenses can be paid at the Mayors Office from
niue to ten o'clock a m. until the 1st instant.
ie25 tiyI EE BOWMAN, Mayor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

AyOTiCE 10 hereby given 20 the citizens or Irssnt
A\ and Hstison township Dubois county. Indian.
'hst The undersigned viii sppfy q the Hosri 81 Count
Commissioners ~ Dubois county their December
1s9p. under the provisions - Act eufted An A.,
no regulate snt license ne sale ~ spr'nou~. vinous
malt and Other Intoxicating iqucrr limit the licenss
Tee be charged ~ cities snd end repeal oil
Former Laws regulating the sale ~ Intoxicating liquors.
and sllIA - and parts ~ ls~- coming ~ conflict With
the provisional VI this act prescribing prnsiie FOR The
violation thereof snd declaring emergency passed
by The Legislature n. Indiana ISIS fof license 70
<el spritunus vinuu< snd mslf IQnnre IN less
than quart a time 70 be drank the premises fyr
term n The precise locAtcn where h. desires
- se L IN house situated and being upon hsf u
lot 10 - a. sho~n nrun The xns plat 81
Indiana. CALVIN SMITH
Nov !. 1ee0-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

Rcv. r. NJ. Shront. PASTOR United
Brethren Church. Blue Mound. Kan.
ay~: Il feel Il nv duty to tell what
wonders Dr Kings Nrw Discovery ha,
done for me. nv Lungs were badly
diseased. and my pari~hioners thought
could live only few weeks. took fv'
bottles Of Dr. Kings New Discovery and
am sound and we'll, gaining Is lbs. il
weight"
Arthur Love. Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination. writes: After 4
trial and convincing evidence
| am confident DR.. Kings New D.
covery for Consumption. beats EN- All
amd cures when everything else tails
The greatest Kindness I can 10 my man,
friends i 70 urge them 10 tr,
II Free trial b"stles At Martin Fried
man'~ Drug Store. Regular sizes Soc
and 500. 3.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

SPECIAL t>EA1rAN>I. - Tir Origina
Chicago ton,ef, 'nprn, have pr.i,
engaged b. r'fpnk FINK. srd v appear
~ hi t,pe'a iInu-v ~, one --i;i week
commencing M"n':-,. Nnv 24fl.. 'iiti-
COMPANY = NOW ;''ss ing ~ IInn'irghn' Z
20 l-rgr houses n'.d giving ,nr bv.i w
ss'i~f~c'ion. On M'.nir, night he
thrilling pIsv e"'i'le'i THK 81. u~rAI~
WAIF will ne rs..iireh. Mi-s I.-'iie
Cotton - Tei. aud ~ Anderson q.
Jerry. M Iri-h servant sur;",,-h n, u !,
entire company. P,'cr> IS. % s.d 50
cents, Reserved seats now VA -n:~
Frank Fink
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

SH Clifford. New Cn--sI. Wis va.
troubled with NsursIgi~ sud Kheun,n-
iism. his Siomach was di~nrdrrrd. I'll.
Liver was ~ifcctci 10 an alarming q.
gree. appetite tell AWAY and ~ ws- TER
rihIy reduced 10 flesh aud strength
Three bottles % Electric I;if'ef- cured
him
Edward shepherd. Harrisburg. TIL.
had running ~orc on his lev ~ eight
wears stsr,ing Used ihsee no',lr. n,
Electric I'i',eys aud seven boxes o.
Bnckien's Arnics S.lve. sud biz ~ ~
sound aud we'll John Speaker. Ga
s~wba q hai five barge Fever sores o,.
his leg. doctors sid he was inrnrahIr
tine bottle Electric Bi,ser4 ani one i,oA
iiuckIcn'~ Armies Save cured him en-
tireiy. Sold u Martin Friedman's Drug
<iure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

] tna Chamber aims medicines very ex.
ceilen' particularly chsmberain's Gougi
iemedy'-B. Z. Ethridge. HAllettvi|e
Texr~
! rve tried Chamberlain Cough Remed !
with great -aecess.-R. Tsnnerrt, Wave
hand. Miss
Chan'herlsin's Cough Remedy can not o.
bet w Y. Davis. Liberty tii, Ia.
have used Chambsrisin's Cough Remedy
'in my family. snd consider /. the Les.
hrve ever tried w. J Flowers. Doraville
Ca 50 cent bottles for sale BY }. r. Sab.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

PeRsoxAr. ~ Messrs. VIM. and Frank
Beck. nstlves OF jasper, sons ~ our
much respected former fellow Citizen.
Mr.. r. Beck. Of Cincinnati. are visiting
the scenes Of their no, hood and mahs
friends ia Jasper this wick.
Mr.. A. M Sweeney assumes his posi-
iion as Clerk OF the supreme Court 81
indianapolis next Monday.
DR.. Il. = Kempf returned from New
York Cry this week. and We are ~
formed will resume his professional
practice IN Jasper
An agent Of :he Evansville Journal
Company was In Jasper this week. fgu-
ring on the county stationery.
Miss Lena Kuebler returned nome
from LouisviIle last Saturday, where rhe
has heen visiting relatives.
Mrs. Jos. G. Kuebler. who has been
visiting her parents near NJ. Carmel.
III. the past lew weeks, returned sat
urday.
Mr.. Joseph Bohnert. Of Washington,
IA whiting relatives and many friends IN
Jasper, his native place, tins week.
Mr.. Joseph Jcrger left for Arkans 3
yesterday, 10 spend the winter and look
after bis property u Pocshon'as.
Mr.. Albert Bohners moved IN HE new
house opposite the COURIER office this
week.
NJ. John Troxler visited Tell CIV
Tuesday, 10 make some purchases . ne
factories for his shop IN Jasper.
Mr.. Ignaix Eckert left for The wilds o.
Arkansas yesterday, 70 join the Dubois
county hunters out there.
County Treasurer q. n. Rudolph re-
turned from indianapolis Yesterday.
where ne had been making HE snhuai
settlement with ire Treasurer Of state.
Dubois county was the first. % usual, 20
present ils settlement sheet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

Thanksgiving l. coming.
The weather confines ~ he cloud
md iisnsi.
Mr.. wenner. the present ielexr ,nhe,
has s.ignrd hi- position - The Eve
~ will be greatly missed snong Nj.
friends
Miss Sne c"zz"rs has been visiting
Rirf-c,e friends.
The ministerial meeting proved N he
gni'c = sure 10 spite nisi'r unfsvorahi~
weather. Neal, Ill The ministers we're
re~e'f'. Ar Fonnsih League wa or
sa"ized during Tie meeting.
QUITE number Of per-on. arc suffer-
my with VERY sore arms. the result Of
vaccination.
III. N r. church announces basket
."rirr /" ~ hc'i Slfnrlsy night.
Everyone ' invited b" attend.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

PASSIONS. - VIM. Lindsey. Wipe.
20 Crawford. P-'erkburg. IxcREAsE :
NV =. ". Julian. New Albany WIN,
Cs'e. ttun'ingbutg Peter Beinser. Ceie--
tinr: Hiram Collins. Vrlpen: Thns a
l'fvi"s, ireland: Jos. Hale. Srlyim; So
Si,I,w Ell. l,k.yisle
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

LADIES ATTENTION. -Every person
purchasing reserved seat ticket 81
Frank Finks for the Chicago Comedy
company. before Z o'clock Monday
evening, will receive ticket good for :
isdy free Of charge. Thsse tickets are
good for Monday night only. Jus,
think OF IL. two tickets for IS cents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

owe are informed that landlord
BRADLEY, Of tho Daniel House. has rented
: large hotel ct Bowling Green. Mo. and
S'll soon HE himself 10 pastures new
vor people will regret to part with bis
pleasant family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

FtRE.--The stable on the lot where
frof. Outlet lives in Jasper burned lssl
Friday q noon. Some young boys were
going to school and struck match on
one Of the boards Of II, and the match
broke, and falling In : crack Get fire 70
me hay. BY hard work the adjoining
property vas saved. Loss probably
$50; not insured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

~ The town hoard shnuId make ~
order f"r The drainage. or filing On. ~
me railroad IN east OF Main street. Thai
pond ~ water dou'i look well mr. cpn-
iuce 70 hexlih. aud 4 few car vi iiu Or
cin'iers would remove H.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21

USo fsr nobody IN Jasper seems 10
sr>lize that Chrislmss Is drawing nigh
except The small boy. and he IL wonder
ing hany merchant will bring on Christ.
Oas things.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-11-21
ALLIES BROTHERS,
sept - lsso--y. JASPER.


Reing compelled bv circumstances be
vonh my control 10 seek means OF Iiv.
ing for my%elf aud children. ! have ar
'auged 20 take charge ~ The Millinery
Store and Dress Making Establishment
formerly carried on by Mrs. Schuctfer,
~ ssh street. il jasper. aud sfer Jul,
2lsi. 1890. mHy be found there with 4
s"od stock Of fashionable millinery
goods. 70 which invite the attention Of
sli needing n,'hing in that line. and
aIso prepared :" d. sewing aud fitting.
I will do 81 possible 10 please. both a.
regards r'sie and prices. aud hope for .
liberal patronage.
MKs. Johanna I'rcHARr
Jni, ~ qO-4.n