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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

PERSONAL Mr.. Wes Green came
home from Evsnsvills 10 spend Christ
mas with h IL family.
Mr.. Charley B.sz came home from
Louisville 10 spend Christmas with his
parents. and Mr. Frank Beiz went %
Louisville 70 zee the sights.
Prof. Ooughefty and County Sup'.
Wilson are ia Indianapolis this week at
tending meetings 81 educators.
Mr.. and Mrs Ono Obe,si, Miss Rosa
Ooerst. and Mr.. WIN. } Seller Of Jas-
per, Ind. are the gncsts Of Mrs. q ID.
Jones. 40 Upper Fourth strect.-Evsus-
willie Courier.
Mr.. Mike Bucbart returned TO Jasper
last week, and IL working IN his father
livery stable again.
Ex-Sherin Schneider was in Csunel-
ton last Monday on business.
Mr. N. B. CoiFinsn, ~ Boone town
ship. returned from : business trip %
Louisville Monday.
The Misses Carrie snd Mamie HslIrs
vent 70 Evansvilie last week 20 spend
nolIdavs with their cousin. Miss Sarah
Siefert.
nj; Ben Dupps u rejoicing 10 pound
girl Christmas gin.
~. y. Hamilton was over Wednesday
ma give Herman Eckcrt latest snap.
Ar. Adolpn lIochaieli. Of Louisville
~, VAS in town Wednesday visiting
,,s s.s, Nr. MsIchior's family, and
Az. John M. Schmitt returned from
louisville Tuesday, whittier be has beer
- = visit since Christmas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

In lesrrrr on the i.e-ar ;i-icz If
asthma prnfAxsor Dio.sIA.oy gives the
points a. H. "A, si.ui. which consists st
the baz;Ir.;n- u the a'ss~k II paint
ING Tire inS.4c W the nos.rils =. hisrh up
A. p1szit:r u;.h can't hair brsf<h
dipped Il. a solution ~ hysrOchlorate
Of ccraiae III 2o-or. II preferred
the solution fnay BE- sprayed into tie
nose ard sh-nt t< forr a. five min
ute n tire With = .sl'c4;,ctrfni ~
the above ISOLATION. !: 'l4is dos MT
succef-i the patient = u iain.lt frra
10 - drop ~ pFri6ine spriakl<; ~
l.a..dkcrch;. 4 The cya.ssc AMI ;lie
pyriiine my be cs1ssio.cd sii4r.tane-
ously-
When the attack j. y: IT. arrnr the
following solution snny T. injected lig-
poder1.icsily Ten cca;ir-ssrns hydro
cl,!orate of snrr,'l:. 30 10 sra,ns IL
tiled water. of uhic,s half = syr;n- .al
l. to 10 injected; repeated in 4 quarter
al an hour II necc~ ary. Tie rr;ac..y
rnr excellence for asthma. says pr,fsS-
sor Dieulafoy. i Tie ioiiEe * p is.ls-
SUM given in doc II from p - 90
grains daily. lut beginning with ;
grains only. - L. l-rn,ua.y increasad
To combat th- di.tiics.s r.se ia-ieFt
should take from IL - 20 grains iosiide
Of potassium daily for - dass. i!-sn ~
place fhe io-1ide " pills co.nprrsi y
powdered bellaionna leaves AMI the
extract Of beIiatcnna- .! ea<.i grains.
made into - pills. tie patient AZ the
same fi,n.. 70 take daily after the prirci-
pal mc1l teaspconf-ll az a ~olnficn Of
grain arscsliase <o<ia ard ~ fiuid
ounces distilled water Par;s Letter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

PRoTRAcTrD Mtrri>G. Rev NJ. N
WSllace, assisted by Ne-srs Warning
and Deerhake. two rsoMi>ing sonsE
theological studen,e ~ DsP@uw Univ~'-
siy. residents OF Hnn'inghurg. have
been holding series ., meetings IN NJ
Methodist church 10 Js-par this week
They are nightly siorv.ing The 'Hr'- -
Satan. hut have not made much Of
breach IN bic wallt here, A. yet
r. 9Th. prstrzc..i meeting has tax
ena recess. 10 begiD again next Thursfss
night. aud co,,in o. oyer Quxstcrls meet
ing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

nirD. - II Hnntisgsusg. Friday. Dee
Is. 1897. Mrs.. Many. = iir 81 FkFDKHIs X
WitrHAui', aged 10 years. 2 moatns -
II lays.
ne deceased was tho mother ~ '','
Schroeder. editor Of the Argue. a,h 49,
. adv much lovei and respected by 81
who knew her. The funeral on -uniss
wss very largely attended. and t.e'oken-
~. respect IL which -he w~s held The
bereavei relatives nave the sympathy q
slI ueignnors ard srqnainssncrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Dr. J r. Sab. Druggist d~ti-es q inform
the rph Xxx that Ne y 'hr sssnt f7r the " 81
surrrsslll preparation thrt ha- -. been PR
iuced. for enu -hs cnlis AMI crnlp II will
loosen and relieve severe es.i " les tnsn
any other treatment. The srtice referred
HI i Chamberlain cough Remedy Il II
i medicine that hss won '-mr .ni popl sr'ty
loo il merits sni enc that .:sa b. iepesl.u
upon II v tie oniy known remedy thst
ii prevent Group /; must b. tried IL n
appreciated. l. / put up in - cents and
lSi bottles. 4w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Tho senior proprietor of this paper hs'
been subject 20 frequent colds for some
yeas. which were snie 70 lay him up i not
doctcred q once He finds that Cham
terlains Cough Remedy j. re'isble y
opens the secretons, relieves the lungs. and
re-torer the system a. healthy condition
II freely used, = soon = the cold has be ~
contracted. and before II has becom- sett "a
IA the system. i, grrstly lessons the attack
and pften cures IN single day, what would
otherwise we beer q severe c,ll.-S .rti-
western Hotel Reporter Des M,ins-.
Iowa. 50 cent bottles for sale BY DR. J r.
Sab. ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

7 Z The punlir ~c',.oi ensrrisinmsn'
in Jasper o. Chri>smas e,e. wss mnr.
enjryed b, Tie large audience pferfnf
sud The sweet fsces ~ III. children. y.
each received presents from 'hr hand
sn,neiv adorned eross~-. vs. b@n-dic-
tl.n for AL vile Some ~ the Otter
onss Scanned - much plrs-rd Ou'
friend Mr.. George Wagner. reee'vsst ,
supply 81 n<nd-omeiy cspssis,n~i in
horses. :. "a - one amer The other wss
10 him bv The children. Nj.
har f.snse face was srr~si aii aver VIII
.<ies Other citizens were also pleas
|Kgsiv remembered
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

IA iuuacy inqnss, was held in the
county Clerks ntiirs on Npuds,. thr
z9ih. on one Frank Wie;s"hors'. ~
Fs, dinand Ip.. ~ E~qs Geo w. Kee~-
ner End VIM. kretz. The rssieni w-s
pronounced inssne b. DR.. . A Bigba'n.
and application made for s'i.msssion 70
the Is, ium
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

4 Free Education or One Ycrrs Travel
In Europe.

IL Taf Qrffxs Word Contest.
which the snnsi-te'- a. ihst usgaziue
aunnun~- " 'shr l,st one thes will ever
oder" a Free E.uc~tlnn cor~i-'ing 81 =
Three Years Course IN sns Csnsdian o.
American seminary er College. inciot-
ing All expenses. tuition snH nnerf. e.
be PAID ~ the publishers ~ THf Qrsv>.
M One Year A broad consisting D. Ore
En'ire y sf's Travel IL Eurnps. 81 =.
.irss-es 10 ~ t,aii. all be given 70 N,
person s-ni'sg shem t-s l,rgesi iiss q
words made ft-.sr ne text Which j. sr-
'.unnc>d IN the is-f i-@rip ~ Ink QrEE>
A s,rris' i~ru-i, w 81 so hse hen made
Ia sh- i"n.is.s. ia. OF c.n,ia. ~
AIRY on: hi. ofFrr Arnv Other n~e'n'
and vslns'.lr ~ iz-- viii b. 90 .'''~i 70
order 80 merit The E.ubii-hers o. fHf
Q1EE< have ~ sde their fopul.r 'an' ,
nag sxinr fn'nru~ 'brung cut nsL
Z snars sui thr Inifrd ~faf.s ~ M
,',c.si rr'xe. Ei,rn IN ffrir ~ vi.u.
-s.f ~ this xlIi pr<iifvels
BE- H. last one \. q r~r. they inieni ="
make II excel al ihrr- - regards ne
galne ~ ln@ ~ ~ --sf Xix $50 r-n'
-,-mps for COPY ~ 1HF QrrF> rors-in'
ing ne trxs. sorngl~s~ ruse- 80 81 ~
p izss Aadr.~- lHE CA>AffA> Qu.E~
%. onto. t~nnca
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Otis Hughes. With intoxicated aud
waking ~cfos- The bridge near English.
On i.'ms- night. frll distance - Nv.
en-, i've feet His comraniun. hs.,ened
doe ~ and found him sitting lie COM
piained - stiffness Ia Bis jnin,s. but be-
,oud hist was comparatively unhurt
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

~ ~ y II Wn-o. aud W. D
Hamilton returned from trip throur h
hsdi-on township 10 j4sl,.f 90 Weincs-
day. u y surprised they sijnssei pr
G'cz ~ $50 rlrrtione~ring expenses
while there .v@n i ne. paid Il nut ~
heir own pocke'~. Politics cost. none,
susu-fim.e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

,~rTLc Demo .rn'ir Irlisna Safe
Legislature" M es- q. ST. Jack sons dav
next week II ~' l.sy~ -ome inn
pursan' Legislation ~ accomplish, tut
none more important than 10 provide Tor
ths further extension or The srhonl h,ok
law 80 a. 10 embrace al he books neces-
sars Ia ans ~ shs pnhiic schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

One ~ the D.~r qualities Of shaving
brisise< = made out d TIE hair 81
he5rrrS. and the bushes ~ catching
ihcru i sFi.l . active. IL -rire d their
comparative sear-ity. thas upward q
$500 tsslg1~ Sins were exported .
G.zt Britain frosn America IN ons
wear recently.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

QUARTERLY MEETING. The 81 N. Il.
ansrterIs meeting on 'n'- iir'ss y q be
held IL Jsspcr Jan. lplh AMI ll'b Ser
vrss Saturday ainlt, Sua'iss morning
aud SUNDAY night Presiding Z der
Wsrd viii b here. Every body is in
vited
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

10 Under The law tors resdjn-tmsnt
~ jnint Cong e--irnsi school funds. re-
paired bs Sc 4337 X. = Auditor
~ Duhois county. has
iorwsf'ierd report OF amount OF fund-
and number o children q The AUDITORS
~ The seye.sl counties holding joint
fnnds with this. hui he NOT received re-
,urH reports. saw. from the Arditpr OF
Perry cou.is. The report o. fes j1s'-
nent j. siu~ the safe Superintendent
but could not be Forwarded. on scc"n"l
~ no, receiving erosss from Pike. Mar
Tin and War,irx counties.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Nr. William r Price. Justice 81 the
Peace. "a !schani, Nebraska y - conined
70 MS I'D 'ns' WINTER with severe atiac
~ lnmtaso' but thorough appiicx;i n II
q. .'nt'>rl.in- Pain Balm enabled him 1,
ct up and 70 10 work. Nr Price say
The remedy eanno. ~ ressmnenlsl .pD
highly. let any one troubled ~th rhel.
inAtisin. rc'.r@ieis ~ lzIn~ hack givr X
tral md they viii ~ ~ tie same opinion
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

JiSPES UNION FLOUR MIllSl

RoHxfRr HRorHKRs having purchased
ne above sell known Mills. have had
them thoroughly overh~nIef. and are
nos prepared ~ make fhe best
Patent Roller Flour
ever nafe ~ nnhpis county The
Pearl RrIIc j. ~',iriis . straight grade
no fir-' qu.liis Our Family Flour Il
n brand mt for 10 quality cannot &c ex-
criied W. solicit The custom Of FAM
sr-. sud v i'll BE- ready ~ Al iime- ~ ~.
change -four for wheat Ct the highest
market price.
i;Ei~e ~ YnrR Wheat. and W viii
psy ,ou cssh ssl the market will suow.
CORN MEAL ALWAYS on hand 20 cell
or exchange. Bran aud Shipsiuf ~ The
lowest market price. Give ~ trial
aud We will 'ry 70 plssse you.
Mills on The North eide Of Jasper, %
l3;h aud Mil streets
BOHNERr BROTHERS.
jasper. Nov 1880 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Tux BEsT SALvE IN the world for m'-
Bruises. sores. Ulcers. Salt kheu'n. III
YER Sores, letter, Chapped lands M
blains. Corns. and all skin Efir''on-'
and positively cures Piles. or no ras ~.
auired. Il Il guaranteed 70 give resiec'
tisfaction. or money refunded. frlc'
Is cents per box. For sale - MATT"
rriedmnn's Drug store.
March 2Sth, 18e0.--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

~ a.. H. ua : .iuat.... -,
hsfk'. ~ ria"'oAen H. .n"i.e'e.'
railroad i''m Aasrnln 10 In.i,.s
snfinr- W. hols that dnes ~, iotr
shadow the etsn''ormeri ~ iAr Mnuo,
~ ~ prnvos'd extension from Fr.Dci
Lick 10 Evsnssilss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

TIE r<ailt< IL mechanical and phys
irzl tests Ere CONSIDERED BY 6~nnan
authcr:tiss a. having prove. tie fitness
IL eiss'nirlnIn bronze for artillery and
small arms. particularly A. rrcnt ex-
peri'nrDs~ with sinci-e;e~S pcud. - have
shown - gnzs an iniur. 20 steel made
artillery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

MARRIAGE L'cE~~es have been Issued
the past week. in thi. coustyto
Gen chas,ine and EIzsbs,b CoIIins.
Jss. r. Drake aud ;. q. Potts
WIN : Murray and Nsris Crook.
Vim wsiiis and Maids r Brown.
Esjsh Grant AMI L,tsie Z. Abel.
ri. l. Moore aud Rosa r. Combs.
Rich. Kimnsn AID Anna Rinniug.
n. b. lsoa aud S.ilie Hsrria.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Suar. "A young son o. Nr. Martin
PfsiIeubergcr sud young Fuhrnsa. a
II%rbiscn to~n.hip, v~fe celebrating
Christmas hs firing ~ = gun. and y .
f,rmer received 4 SHOT ~ Tie back, scci-
deutsilv. severely w"unning him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

ryNnniA> night wt- cnid, and about
Zoo inches thick ice made on the pvnds
The ice nouse men look 4 gIeefuI and
exp.cted ! gooi ice harvest. but their
hopes were blSsled by the warm wave
Tueadav
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

- The Js.pss Furniture COMPANY :
'"r'nsr- ','net ou' 10 }. fch. 'i.hs p--
mt ~" l-s.'s ~,e aud 10 ~ \ ~ a
some hi~iity Tn CNnn y, N,
them hsn.i.umci.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

-rThe X Il p,sr driver drove t'ir
..ilee for new tresile near lhr engine
honse TUESDAY. and ,ne workmsn are
bu.v putting II in.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

~ Count, Health Off er Sab in
fcrus us thst me s,r,.li pvx patients ~
Jefferson township. are ~ recovered.
and 40 further danger exists FROM that
sourco Al present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

:r Nobody places sny confidence Ia
me correrinr.s % the recent cr".us
Tao much politics aud thsiisicssnesr
shout IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Il i nos demonstrated that the
nerves u lover animals mar b. success
fii;y :raispinn:ed 10 tie nervc s-usnpz
of inan- Dr. E.>ir17 successfully craft
81 si.c skfn q = rhsriSrn upon child
years "a D. Rarsens sucos.icd ia
grating tic kin Of dead man 20
year old - that Of boy "A years old
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

f N'A.n. Isa~ ford ca !.
i'. '-'''s- n'.h'. destroyed The AZ
insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

son Rssr \ 4 residence ~ iour rooms
il Jasper for - mouth Apply a.
COURIER oFvick
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

Mr.. n. il&~kir- shippei : car ~ f~l
ho,s 20 Louisville Wrdms sdas.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

P,epn,r g.. ne ~r,'.s s"''n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

settle v""r s'c""''-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-02

-Adver''se II The Jasper Courier.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-10-07

They have followed the dashing hero
through all the dazzling phases Of his
brilliant career and then sat down and
yearned to be an outlaw. That the ten
cent author is just now getting in his
work among the youths Of this city is
evident from, the fact
That party of bright and enterpris-
ing boys, sons of wcll-to do fathers and
belonging to the best families in the
place, are at the present time laying
plans for a daring expedition somewhere,
the scene of their exploits being yet
vague and unsettled, when they can sat
isfy their souls longing for gore and
glory and lead the care free life Of border
ruffian.
Just how THE GLOBE knows this is
nobody's business. Enough that it
knows it and speaks from authority.
The names OF the boys were also given
in confirmation Of the report and the
plan revealed by one who overheard the
young heroes in secret cOnclaye.
AS. near as could be gathered, their
plan was to run away from home, meet
at place agreed upon, fight their way
to the great West, and once there to win
their social spurs by robbing trains and
scalping Indians
Well, THE GLOBE has seen such boys
before-has known of many such eXpe-
ditions Aud on this knowledge it will
wager its junk shop that the absence of
the young heroes will be governed alto
gether by how we'll the corn whisky and
dried herrings hold out and the amount
ofcash contained in the common treasury.
These once exhausted the truants will
come sneaking home out at the toes and
elbows, greasy and hungry and beg their
mothers to spank them.
BY way of conclusion, it might be sug
gested that it would save time and trou-
bic to do the spanking in advance.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-10-07
DULL DAYS GRIND
What Did Not Happen at Any
Place.
Some News Notes from Old Trinity
College.
A SUIT FOR LIBEL IN NEW YORK
An Increase of Twenty Cents Thousand
in the Price of Cigarettes and
a Kick Is Coming.

Trinity College to Durham sends
greeting; if we are not with you in body
and in the spirit, we certainly are in
wishes. However, the college here is
certainly in very prosperous condition.
There are beside eighty Or ninety pre-
paratOry students, about hundred and
eighty students enrolled with at least
twenty or thirty more to be here in the
next three weeks. Trinity has now more
professors than either the University,
Wake Forest or Davidson, and they are
thoroughly equal, if not superior to any
in the state. Several thOusad dollars
worth of instruments, specimens, ETC.,
are already here with many more yet to
arrive. The students are all exceedingly
we'll pleased with the faculty and prom
ise to do them excellent work this year.
An old student, Mr. E. S. Green, Sill
lington, Harriet Co., n. c., immedi-
ately upon his return here, was seized
with typho malarial faver, contracted,
bis father stated, at home. Under the
the attack or this malignant disease he
struggled manfullY but, nevertheless,
gradually became weaker and weaker,
dying to day CTuesday) at 7 o'clock. Mr..
Green was the son of State Senator
Green, of Harriet Co., and was one Of
the most popular boys in school. He
was making an excellent record and will
certainly be greatly missed here.
Trinity is now beginning to play foot
ball some and will soon be at it in dead
earnest. Challenges have been sent to
play the University and Wake Forest On
The 29th and Both next, respectively. If
they accept and arrange game between
| themselves, which is most likely, there
| are some lively times ahead.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-10-07
GET OUT THE OLD cORNcoe.
Cigarettes Are Going Up and the Deal
ers Threaten a Boycott.

Threaten a Boycott.
The New York Morning Advertiser
says that there is deal of grumbling
among the retail cigar and cigarette deal
ers of this city, and it is possible that an
extensive boycott will be instituted
against the wholesome dealers and manu-
tacturers very shortly. This will, of
course, mean that no more cigarettes will
be smoked in New York for long time,
and the retailers declare that they will
positively refuse to handle students
lamps until the manufacturers reduce
the price to its original standard.
The American Tobacco company raised
! the price on cigarettes 20 cents thou
sand the first of the month This COM
pany is combination of these firms
". Duke, Sons & Co., Kinney s. Co.,
Goodwin &. Co., of New York; Duke,
Sons & Co, Durham, n, c.. Allen s.
Gnter, of Richmond, Va; W. s. Kim
ball s Co, Of Rochester. These are the
leading cigarette manufacturing firms of
the country. The main Office of the COM
pany is at No. 45 Broadway
The cigarettes manufactured and af-
fected by the raise in price are: Virginia
Brights, which have gone up to 81;
Richmond Straight Cut No. /, raised to
! $3.50 The Pet, $3.50; Opera Puff, 81 !;
Dixie, 1886; Dainties, $5.7O; Napoleons,
$G.7O; Dubec Turkish Cigarettes, 1920;
Fortunate Bianco, $16.70; Old Judges,
! 81 Dogs Head, S.; Duke of Durham,
| $685.; Duke of Durham Y. NJ. P, 395 !;
Cameo, 4 Best, $4; Preferred Stock,
$6.40; Cross Cut, $4; Turkish Cross Cut,
| 81; Sweet Caporal, 81; Special Favors,
club size, $3.50; Boulder, $3.50; Prince
of Wales, $2470; st: James, $3.50; St.
James, half, $3.50; Caporal, one
half, $3.50: Cleopetra, $685.; Ambas-
sador, $20.50; --latest English, $500
Full Dress and Specials, So Sporting
Extra, $6.32; Caporal, $4; New York
Standard, 81; Maid of Virginia, %3.S5
High Grade, 81 Fragrant Vanity Fair,
Superlative and Japanese, 81; Satins,
from 5000 to $670; Premiere. Qualite,
1929, and Yerridge, $9.55.
Many of the dealers on Third and
Sixth avenues are now asking seven and
eight cents for five cent packages, and
they say that>as soon as their stock is
out they will not renew it unless the
price is reduced.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-10-07
Men That jump

at conclusions, are generally "of their
base" Because there are numberless
patent medicines of questionable value,
it doesn't follow that ali are worthless.
Don't class Dr.. Sage's Catarrh remedy
with the usual run Of such remedies L
is way above and beyond theml 1t is
doing what others fail to do, 1t is cur.
ing the worst cases of Chronic NasdS
Catarrh. IF you doubt it, try it. If you
make thorough trial, you'll be cured.
$500 forfeit for an incurable case This
oifer, by Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. y. At all drug
gists; so cents
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-10-07
TOBACCO TALKS
Rev. Alex Walker Gives His Views on the
Tobacco Market.

Rev. Alex Walker Gives His Views on the
Tobacco Market.
The receipts Of leaf tobacco for the
past week have been on the increase and
the amount Of all has not been quite so
large but the quality has been very good
and prices have been fully up to former
prices and eagerly sought after. The re-
ceipts of new have increased consider
ably and shows more character than the
early sales indicated, yet large per
cent of it is common and the value Of
the new is becoming fixed and there is
more regularity in prices, yet the tend
ency Of prices are rather upward.
While We think the better grades Of the
new crop will sell well and may go
higher later in the season we are Of the
opinion that the medium and inferior
grade will sell lower than the prices that
are now being paid. The new tobacco
weighs light and shows a lack Of body
and elasticity, and is not to be compared
to the 1890 crop. The crop is now we'll
nigh housed and the farmers have turned
their attention to seeding their wheat
and winter oats. The weather being
favorable the indications are that full
crop of wheat will be soWn, and we
think it wise in our people to look well
to home supplies. Our past observation
has been that the most successful farm
ers have been those who make family
supplies at home and give their personal
attention to theCultivation and improve
ment Of their farms. We believe in
farmers being well posted and well read,
but it is welt settled fact that theory
without practice is failure, and there
is one other fact that may be set down
as fixed that the man who confines him
self to one article Of produce to supply
all the needs of his family will soon or
late prove failure.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-10-07
TO BECOME PIRATES !!
A Job Lot Of Durham Kids Going
West.
They Will Return Later to Be Spanked
by Ma.
A CROWD OF MISERABLE FOOLS
People Who Come and Go-Brief Brevi-
ties Of Interest to All Readers
of The Globe.

Tie kids are again on strike-not ex-
actly on strike for higher wages, for
the reason that the strikers draw no
wages, unless it be the wages ofsin which
we are told will be paid later on in checks
which are always good at head quarters
But all the same they are in revolt, on
the strike for more liberty, for larger
share of their fathers bank accounts,
and less of their fathers paternal care.
They have read the fatal yellow back
the hair-lifting, blood curdling, bone
scraping story of daring adventurers and
heroic deeds