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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1891-12-18
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81 am glat:

Henry Ward Beechsr's Wedding.
The next day, being Sunday, could
do nothing; but Monday morning was
up at o'clock at work on my wedding
dress. No assistance was available. An
India null dress would have to suffice,
and on it / began and worked until 6
o'clock, when the family woke up and I
went down stairs to help mother with
house duties. During the day called
Henry's services into. requisition to
make the wedding cake, and he as
sisted quite nicely. In the evening we
both wrote out invitations to such of the
family as could be reached.
A little after Q o'clock of the after.
noon of Wednesday, August 8, 1887,
our clergyman, Rev. Mr.. Tracy, his wife,
and such of our family and friends as it
had been possible for us to reach, came
to my fathers house. A terrific thunder
storm came up just as we were ready fol-
the ceremony. had always said
would not be married in storm, and so
refused to go down. / had yielded to
everything else, but on this point was
decisive. / would not be married while
that storm lasted. A little before A
o'clock the storm departed, and
Softly DER my gladdened heart
Expands the bow of peace
for when Henry took me into the par.
lor, where our few guests were waiting,
the brightness of themost glorious rain
bow ] had ever seen fell upon us as we
stood before the clergyman, who ended
his prayer: @And so may the bow of
peace and promise ever rest upon these
thy servants" And did it not, until the
very last?
And thus, on Billiards. Hill, at West
Sutton, Mass, after seven years engage
ment, Mr. Beecher and were married.
Bidding adieu to parents, brothers, and
sisters, and friends, we left the dear old
home to go out into world which, un-
known to us, held so much for us!-Mrs.
Henry Ward Beecher, in Ladies' Home
Journal.
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full In her face as she lay back in her
chair it seemed to Mrs, Farwell that she
was listening with thoughts far removed
from Capt. Armstrong and his affairs
and the answer she made, NJ alA 50 glad,
auntie," seemed Conclusive proof OF her
inattention and made her aunt feel half
inclined to be angry with her; but it
was such winsome face, even with its
dreamy, inattentive look, that her moth
erly heart softeped in spite Of herself,
and sudden idea changed the current
OF her thoughts. She surprised May by
saying in an entirely different tone:
''You little May flower; have you q
sweetheart back in the Granite hills?"
"What question, aHatie!,i
s'Never mind the question, but tell
mre whether you have q lover.s '"'
It is hard for the philosophical young
lady OF twenty-one TO be wholly miser-
able, and though a moment before Nav
had felt as if she gopld like to get away
by herself and cry over the mistakes 81
the summer, she smiled now with genu.
inc amusement as she answered:
II had three when l came away, but
perhaps they love some one else now
Three months absence is a long test Of
their love, think. One was fathers
hired boy. He was q melodramatic
Irishman, direct from coFk. He used to
declare that my eyes were brighter
than the frefiiess OF ..auld Ireland. ;
Another was the night operator at the
telegraph Office. He was poetical
young man, and 7 Haed te get quires Of
paper covered with dots and dashes,
and dashes and dots, 4hother--"
Mrs. Farwell reached forth her hand
and placed it over the girls mouth.
rstop making faH ri Equr VICTIMS,
yon neaFtless girl, %sR know / didn't
mean to ask how many men have loved
you, but l meant to ask If there was
anyone you loved2v
How can one ten. snntyg What are
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Quaint p.hn,t,on.

Here are some quaint definitions given
by children, and collected by the Rev. w.
F. Crafts;
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hcic dIO oOkhO qudlht UcuuLJiOuS given
by children, and collected by the Rev. w.
F. Craftss
sWhat does backbiter mean?"
APlease, sir, it may be a flea. {"
"Blacksmith's shop.-'The place where
they make horses. saw man mailing
on the last foot of one.'"
~Horse.-'An animal with four legs,
one on each corner"
Ioe.-'Water that went to sleep in the
cold.'"
Little sins.-T didn't break any of
the commandments, but Iguess cracked
some of them.'"
"Nest egg.-'The one the old hen meas
ures by"
1Seasons.-'A teacher inquired of tho
members of class of children il any of
them could name the four seasons. In
stantly the chubby hand of year old
was raised, and promptly came the an
swer, Pepper, salt. vinegar, and mus
tard.'"
"Stan.-'The eggs the moon has laid. IN
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M.k,nr up ror Lo., r,m..

aIf / amt good boy, " said the erring
youth to his father. @it's your own fault
You haven't brought me up right. Just
as the twig is bent the tree is inclined. ;"
~To some extent, my son, replied the
father refiectively, you are right You
have not been bent sufficiently, but it is
not entirely too late, even now"
And he bent him across his knee in the
good old way and inclined his right hand
unto him powerfully several times in
the same style as of DID, Chicago Trib-
une.
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" Agnes Graydon" is pure
throughout. Every line teaches
a lesson. It breaches sermon
in such a manner that the inter-
est of the reader is maintained
to the end. The romantic part
of the tale is especially strong.
The course of true love, as in
most stories, does not run
smooth; but the termination is
nevertheless happy and salts.
flying.
The heroine, Agnes Graydon,
is the pivot around which the
novel reyolves. She wins her
case not by underhanded Strata
gem, but by straightforwardness
and adherence to the dictates of
conscience and wise judgment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-17

During our epidemic Of dysentery, In the
summer of so, I cold los bottles Of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and DiarrhGs REM
edy, and Il proved satisfactory in every in
stance. The remedy Is standard in this
-GEo. B. DuNBAR. Druggist,
Center Point, Iowa. The epidemic referred
10, was BY far the worst that has ever oc
CURED In Iowa. Over 20 l-crsons died from
|it, In town OF nearly 500 Inhabitants, but
every case 10 which tbis remedy wss used,
isss' Ana II Michigan asd southern Illinois
In lees. Il has been Ia constant nee for
lover eighteen years, and has proved itself
Ito Be- the most successful medicine yet diss
covered for bowel complaints. For sale BY
". II. Sab, Druggist. ~.
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ALBKRr \. BoHxERf. EDWARD BoHxER1
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS

BouxERr BRoTHERs having purchased
the above weII-known Mile, have had
them thoroughly overhsnled, and ere
now prepared to make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county. The
Pearl Belle Il strictly . straight grade
Of fret quality. Our Family Flour i
Z brand thet for its quality cannot 0e ex
celled. We solicit the custom Of Farm
ers, and will be ready at oil times 70 *
change -four for wheat ct the highest
market price.
BRING US Your WHEAT, and We vii
pay You cash all The market will allow
n CORN MEAL always on hand 10 eel
or exchange. Bran snd Shipstuii 1t ths
Iowest market price. Give ne tria
aud We will try 10 please you.
Mills on the North eide Of Jasper, 81
18th and Mill streets.
BOHNERr BROTHERS.
Jssper. Nov. Z. 169O.-v.
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When the 49,h Indiana Reg't. indiana
Vols. was IN Camp Chalamet,e, La, the
ground OF Jsckson's triumph over the
British In 1914. IN excavation In Z bant
|unearthed On old cannon ball, fired By
|ths British 10 that battle. which | -.
Cured % : mennonite Of that famous light
and brought homo with me when re-
turned on veteran furiough in July,
1854. Il Vas lett 10 Jasper q the Nc
Csillus residence, and | sm told Waa
afterwards used % . weight Tor the
court bouee gate. I want that cannon
ball now. and any one who will return
Il 10 me will Do rewarded. Please send
any information you may have % 10 il
present Whereabouts 20 the CoURIEH
ONCE, or TO w. w. KENDALL,
6chnellvilIe, Ind.
Il. Co. A., 49th Ind. Vols.
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Good looka are more than akin deep
depending upon : healthy condition o.
al the vital organs. IL the Liver b. In
sctive, vou hsve Bilious Look. u youI
stomach b. disordered you have . Dys'
|pepsic Look and II YOUR Kidneys Be a.
ircsed you have Pin,hed Look. s..
cure good heslih and you will have good
looks. Electric Bitsers IL the great alter.
alive, and Tonic acts directly IN these
vital orgsne. Cures Pimples. BIotches
Boila. and gives good complexion.
Sold Il Martin Friedmsn's Drug Store
Soc. per bottle.
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Haysville Hurricanes.
Oats srs very short
Fine growing weather.

Ss"v 8VWsu8 WSoe0vSs
Make hay while the sun shines.
The click OF the binder is hushed BY
the hum Of the thresher.
Annie Ruchrscbneck left for Louis
vile yesterday.
Lizzie Opel has gone over to Fritz
Hoffmann's 10 stay awhile. II they
keep going Haysville will Be destitute Of
girls before long.
Fritz Huebner and Katie Kiefner
we're united In the holy bonds Of mstri-
mony last Tuesday, the 7th. May they
live long and happy be IL tho wish OF
the writer.
Mary Kieffner Is very poorly. Her
recovery IL doubtful.
Ed. Leistner, Who wss visiting relatives
and frieuds, has gone back 70 Frankfort,
Kentucky.
There 10 some talk OF : new band be-
Ing orgsnixed & Haysville. Too much
talent lying dormant.
On one Sunday morning this month
|as some parties were going homo from
Knoxville. they found two young men
10 ditch with their cart upside down
loo them. The boys began 10 hollow fos
help, and were recognized By the par.
ties who stopped and lifted the cart of
|of the boys and helped them out Of ths
ditch. One Of the boys Vas 90 drunk,
|he couldn't ride on the cart. They jus|
|throwed him In the spring-wagon. rhe
other one could ride in the cart.
Where arc she w. q. r. U.17 They
shouldn't send missionaries TO foreigu
llands TO christisuize the heathens
Charity should alwsys begin q home.
The SPY.
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DIED, At her home IN Jssper, on
Wednesday. July Is. 1891. Mrs. ANNA
A. Cox. aged 20 years. ii months end 2
days, OF heart failure, superinduced By Z
com APPLICATION Of rheumatiem. whoopinG
cough and other matters, wife Of Mr.
William E. Cox.
The deceased Was just on the verge Of
womanhood. hsd been married but seven
|months. and her many friends and her.
self looked forward 10 . long life ol
happy usefulness. But. alasl the grim
reaper was gathering ill.," and the
fond anticipations are not to be realized
Genial, vivscious and Iovable, she vii
be greatly missed in her set. and bel
stricken husband. father. mother and
relatives have the warm sympathy OF I'll
In their day Of great distress She va
laid TO rest In Fairsnount Cemetery, neat
Huntingburg. on Thursday, followed q
the grave By large company Of frleuds
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WHEAT hreshing 10 IN progress
Dubois county, and the crop
IL generally . fair one 10 yield though
not quite - large as acme ssnguine far
mere anticipated nv and full in weight
We understand Mr.. j. r. Norman
as bushels from 81 acres; Mr..
IL Stenftenagel 1850 bushels from IS
|acres; Mr.. Lemon 500 bushels from 90
acres; Mr.. w. II. II. Green 405 bushels
from IS acres; Mr.. J. r. HARRISON $50
bushels from 80 acres; Mr.. Bas. Opel
Il $40 bushels from 80 acres, and 90 on,
varying with the qusiity Of land, fertil'
lIizer used. and seed.
There has been no general seIlinR yet,
local dealers only Offering ~ to "a cte.
per bushel. which farmers ore not will.
ing 70 take. II IL worth 80 to 06 In the
LouisvilIe and Cincinnati markets.
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PERSON AL.-Dr. Harmed. OF Washing
Ton, the deputy u. 5. Internal Revenue
Collector, was looking after Uncle Same
interests IN Dubois county this week.
Miss Maggie Corn returned home
from the Commercial College Ct New
Albany last Sunday.
DR.. BindewaId, Of Louisvil.s u visit
Ing bis cousin. DR.. Kempf, this week.
Rev. Mr.. Waring, OF Huntingburg.
flled Rev. Wallace's place 10 the M. f..
pulpit In Jasper last Sunday night, the
latter going to Birdseyc TO preach mis-
sionary sermon.
Mr.. w. 8. Hunter and family are visit.
Ing 10 Petersburg this week. while he
attends 10 number Of suits for The Re.
celvers Of the Hunting burg Bank, In the
Pike Circuit Court.
Mr.. Nike Sweeney made . flving trip
70 Maltersvilie, Kysna and Hunting
ourg last week, and reports Kyans on .
PIG boom, and . booming time on the
road.
Mr.. r. +. Milburu, OF Boone town.
snip, is 10 Indianapolis this week, q Q
Juryman In U. s. Court.
Miss Carrie Kuebler went to Indian.
spolis this week to visit her sister, Mrs
Sweeney.
County Supt wiIaon Il IL Indian.
spolis attending committee meeting oil
vouaty Superintendent, In regard "a
outlines Of studies In the common
Ar. jos. Buchart u Il. i louisville look.
g out for bargains for bic store Ia
Misses Clara Sermersheim and Mias
.no'en Sonderman, who have been Wilt.
.ag friends and relatives Il Terre Haute
- ~s PsH four weeks. returned homo this
Mes EmeIIa Lsnneper, Z charming
CHS fssso nante lady, q the gusst Of Mia
Mss Carrie Eckert Il visiting he,
"v.ner Frank, It Louisville, this week
- John Sermershrim and family rr
s 49, from their visit % 81. Marys D
- woods, Wednesday.
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LITERARY NoTE. THE Chautsmqusns'
IL the name Of q serial which will he be-.
gun 10 the New York Ledger of July
20. II Was written for the Ledger BY
John Habherton. the popular author OF
"HeIen's Babies" and other well-known
works, who enjoys the enviahle reputa-
ton Of always writing good book. He
thinks THE Chautauqnans" IL the best
story be ever wrote. Mr.. Haberton II
an enthusiastic supporter OF the famous
Chautauqua educational enterprise, and
the characters In his "ChautsuquAns
are all interested IL that wonderful
movement.
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Mrs. Jacob Scondue. Of Springfield. Ohio
while visiting with her father in-law a
Gaynor City, No., was taken verv sick with
cholera morbus. A physician was sent for,
but % the doctor Vas not 1t home Mr.. 8. K
Wibble . merchant Of Gaynor City. handed
the husband Of the sick lady, . small bottle
|of Chsmberlains collie, cholera and diar-
rhGs remedy and asked him TO try that and
il il did not cure, he need not pay for i; but
il did its work, and before returning t. their
home, they called and procured another bot
tie. Uncle John Scondue says, he vii
never be without Chamberssin's collie
cent bottles for sale by Dr.. J. r. 6alb, Drug
gist. Az.
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We authorize orr advertised druggisI
10 sell you Dr.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption, Coughs and COLDS
upon this condition. II you ore afflicted
with Ia Grippe and will nee this remedy
according to directions. giving Il : fsil
trial. end experience no benefit, you maj
return The bottle and hsve your moneI
refunded. We make this Offer, becausl
|of tho wonderful success OF Dr.. King
New Discovery during lest seasons cpl
ldemic. Have beard OF 20 case 10 whicl
In failed. Try Il. Trial bottles free .
Martin Friedmsn's Drug Store. Larg'
Isize SOC. and 1l.OO I.
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Nor CURRY Mr.. John Bauer. who
re accused b, his jealous wife II CON-
hitting adultery with Mrs. Barbara
|rich. WINS tried before Esq KeIlams. 81
Madison township. IN change 81 venue
rom Esq Znslisr. last Monday. and was
scQuissed. Mrs. Rsuer and Mrs. Uricl
ode 10 the trial and hack In the same
tarrisge. Tahleaux
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THr BEsr SAW. IN the world for Cute
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
YER Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
blains, Corns, and oil Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re.
ouircd. It Il guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
as cents per box. For sale q Martin
Friedman's Drug store.
April 3, 109i.--ty.
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1The sIating for the college roof.
vhich was contracted TO Hausman, OF
arlington. did not come 10 to specifi-
atoms, and was shipped back. II was
aid BY Evansville architects to be No. 2
nd 3 slating, instead Of No. l. a. con-
Facted.
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whsn nahy - -, - savs b. cAs>ulA
whsn - - child, - erssd foe OasoslA
wh<n she became Hin. shs chung % cas>usA
whsn he had Ch;ldgsn. ~ av shsn cas>arA
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~Dr. Rea. the specialist for the treat.
nent Of chrouic diseases, whose adver.
sement appears 10 another column,
vill be At the st. George Hotel, Hon.
tngburg. Tuesday, July 81. Many ere
Soing to see him.
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nrThoussnds Of gsllons Of tho finest
black berries are going TO waste In this
bounty this year, and many wagon loads
bf early apples. for want Of good can
hery, or Q desicating establishment.
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erThe wheat in some places In this
county IL not yielding from the thresh-
ers ss largely a. was expected. but gen.
erally II Il showing fair average crop
bf from 10 TO rs bushels per acre.
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FARM FoR SALE.--Thc farm At the
crossing OF the railroad and Pa'oks river,
of 237 acres is for sale. Good coal land F.;
GOOD farm land. Apply 1t Courier Office
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There viii b q iss ersaa supper q
Portersville. Ind. July 36th, ~, under
the auspices Of II. n. Welman Camp,
No. la7, 8. o. v. Every body IL invited.
Good music BY the Portersviile string
Band. Come one. come al. BY order
OF committee. q.
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arThe grandest Mower. Something
entirely new. Go and see II at
sS-tf l.. n. SPAyDs.
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orMr. John Ge'er, Jr fired large
.lIn OF brick this week. and ne II has
heen made in The best Of weather will
have supply 81 very fine brick for sale.
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For the new Rumely Separator or
Hictor Glover Huller, the iinest machines
b the United States. call on
LEO F. SPAYD.
86-tf. Jasper, Ind.
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r-rThe Soma OF Vets will have 80 :
-,sl dance. 20 which they invite tho pub
NJ. Al Kunkel's hall, Jasper, next Thurs
dsy night, the 23l.
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Lesvenworih's going to put $500
into csnnery.
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LAWN PARTY. The ladies Of Ireland
J. II. church will have = lawn party IN
no Masonic Grove 1t Ireland. ON the
light OF Saturday. July 25sh. Every ef-
orr will M made 20 make the entertain
nent . pleasant one, and the public IL
|ordiaily invited.
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NEW BRICK YARD
BRICK FOR GALE

John GeIsF, ~, he's taken cbaFgs o. I
k.yard q the North side OF jasper,
and now has for sals, 10 any quantity Do.
sired, brick Of oil qualities. He asks the
people OF Dubois county Tor their custom,
and will make favorable terms On hOuoo
patterns. JOHN GEIGR, u.
AuA 81, vS--iy.
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nMr..N d. CoiFman shipped two
49, 81 live s,ock 10 Louisville from JAS
~ lsst Saturday.
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ayMssons from Cannelton began
,.y;ne brick Tuesday on the addition 70
~ public school building.
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IN JAIL Thomas MouIten vas arrest
ed IN Henderson. KY. Thursday last
with q lot OF burglar tools in his poa'
session. and wss held by the police there
| for Developments. Two REVIEWERS h
had were identified as having been TAX
en- from Bamberger's store Vt Hunting
burg, when Il was broken into few
nights before. and Marshal ThackeI
went after him aud brought him back
land put him in Sheriff Traylor's board
ing house last Monday, to await The ne
term OF court.
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When bilious disorders are the cause oil
fy{enterv or diarrhGa, or when they accom-
paRy those diseases, the system must be
| eahsed and the bilious disorders corrected
before the dyscntcry or diarrhGs can be per-
|msnently cured For this purpose. always
u'e 81. Patricks pills. and after they have
operated take Chamberlains q lie. cholera
vd tiarrhna remedy and a speedy cure i
certain. For sale DR.. j. p. Salb, Druggist
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Is lbs. good light brown sugar for 81 90
n lb,. granulsied sugar for $lUO;
Beat Rio Coffee 221 cts = pound. vt
44-3t. Jos. BUcHARTs. Jasper.
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oiO2 IS

The account Of Jos. A. Mehringer was
not allowed, and that Of Henry Berger,
Surveyor, was continued.
The rate for liquor license was fixed
the same . last year, go for bar rooms.
and o90 for other retailers, and the town
Clerk and Marshal directed 70 notify oil
|deaiero.
Nessrs. Kraus and Friedman wero ap-
pointed . committee 70 employ attorney,
Il necessary, 70 compel settlement With
The late Nsrshal Geo. a. Cox.
The subject Of sidewalks, their con.
|struction and repair was discussed and
|cussed, and taken under sdvisement Scf
future action, and The Board adjourned
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beg to announce to the public. shat
have again opened On Office. where I
have constantly on hand . full line Of
the Genuine Singers. with all the latest
/ have also . large
stock OF Attachments, Needles, Oils, g.,
for al other makes and styIes Of sewing
Machines. All kinds Of Sewing 4a-
chimes repaired. Bargains In second
hand machines.
NY place Of business is on 9TH Street.
between Mill and McCrillus Streets.
JASPER. INDIANA.
PETER j. GOSMAN, Agent,
For The Singer Manufacturing Company.
am also agent for the old reliable
Niagara Fire and Tornado and Cyclone
Insurance CO.. Of New York. and res
'spectfuliy ak = liberal patronage.
Dec. 8. 1690-3m.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castosia'


The Board met July 10. 1891, ct town
hall. Present I'll the members.
ALLOWANCES.
J. Schultheis, team on streets.
III days, $40 80
Ed. benkert, acksmithing, SO
c. Dosne. election print. a. advs., "a rs
|. Eckert. 20. Clerk. filing papers, 40
Aug. Dupps. mouth's salary, 30 %
Geo. J. Jutt, /" 8 Is
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u.en,Asr IacKNsE has heen granted
!. s,I.s Z. smith and Nora I. Combs.