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The Newtown bee., 1891-07-31
STRATFORD.

pleasant reception was held at the
home of Mrs G. A. Leavitt, Stratford
avenue, Friday night. A large number
attended.
Rev and Mrs Walker are with relatives
in Cromwell.
Mrs G. A. Leavitt, Mrs William Leavitt
and Miss Sarah Russell were among
Stratford people who accompanied the
Saratoga excursion, this week.
Edward johnson and wife of Patterson,
N. j., are spending a few weeks with Mrs
Van Voorhis.
S. w. Dickinson, who is employed by
Barnum & CO., New York carpet men, is
spending his vacation with his father,
Sylvester Dickinson. With George More
house, he has chartered sloop and will
spend most of his time on the water fish
ing.
John Benjamin is spending a short va
cation at the homestead on Elm street.
William Porter, who is at the Bridge
port hospital, is improving slowly.
The handsome full nickel wheel ridden
by A. Bedell Benjamin attracts deal of
attention.
A new rubber bucket pump has been
ordered by the town for the public pump
at the corner of Main and Stratford ave-
nue..
Hon Charles Olney of Cleveland, o.,
and wife are visiting their old homestead
here; also his brother James of New
York.
Edgar Osborne, the we'll known car
penter, is driving a double team.
A lamp of great power has been put up
at the corner of Main street and STRAIT
: ford avenue and another at the horse rail-
road terminus, both of which are main
tanned by the railroad company. They
+ are of great benefit to travellers and are
appreciated.
The horse railroad is to have an cleo
trio light put up at Bruce brook. 1t is
hoped that the electric lights may in time
: be extended to Stratford village.
Rev Mr. Pardee was not present al
Christ church, Sunday, and Rev Nj
: Walker conducted service.
Mr. Cruger has bought a sail boat o.
r Reed Smith.
: Mr. Beecher of Seymour has been paint
a ing his steam launch and putting her il
first class condition.
n Misses Curtiss are putting furnace in
to the house they recently bought, Cur
: tbs Brothers of Bridgeport doing the
= work.
i Bridgeport builders have been estimat
= ing on the house which |. l.. Belden is tx
n build on the lot he bought a short tim'
ago.
g Mrs Cortez Wheeler has left her hus
band, who advertises that he will pay nj
/ bills of her contracting.
w. Thompson has been painted by F. c
4 Wiley. The body of the house and tn
fences are a seal brown, the trimmings il
old Indian red.
). The new drug store which William b
Tuttle of Bridgeport is to conduct in tn
corner store of Booths block has bee
{ nicely fitted up for business. 1t was t.
u be ready, this week. George X. Wilson
> long and favorably known to Stratfor'
people, is clerk.
/ AS soon as the new house on Kin!
street for DIR Lemuel j. Beardsley is com
pleted, he will move into it and the Sedg
> wick house, which he has occupied sine
selling his place to the railroad, will b.
it for sale or rent.
Miss Emma Warner of Bridgewate
e has visited Mrs J. w. Beach.
y Mrs E. J. Peck has returned from
a Stockbridge, Mass, and reports he
q daughter, Mrs John T. Sterling, improV
j., ed in health.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-31
Miss Elsie Nichols is visiting Miss

Miss Elsie Nichols is visiting Miss
Phebe Beard.
We learn that all tbs land owners on
the new road have signified their viii
lingness to abide by the findings of the
commissioners.
Carlton Coe is at @. M. Wakelee's.
Miss Blue of Ohio visits Mrs William
Beard.
Miss Carrie Bennett is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Henry Welles.
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-31
WESTPORT.

Timothy Carver is at work on the dam
The Newtown bee., 1891-07-31
SO pair on Blankets positively saved.
RUGS. RUGS. RUGS. RUGS


3ox36 81 Al So 26x54 81 &c.
Rugs all marked down.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01

A peculiar action Il law to recover
property hss been began against Miles
Morgan and T. F. Payne. OF wabash.
In 1853 Vanrenssalear Morgan, then ~
the confederate navy, had residence In
Wabash. and fine farm Of eighty acres
ia that county. They were conf Gated
By the government and sold q Y: ,.
marshafs sale. HE brother Miles bid 10
the dwelling; and an unkno wn party,
who subsequently sold i to Thoms'
Pavue, wealthy manufactures, the
farm. Miles Morgan and Mr.. Payne be-
lieved they held good title % III
property. but 4 recent decision Of the Y
s supreme court IL to the effect that IN
title 50 acquired survives only DURING
the life Of the disloyal person from
whom Il was taken. Vaurenssslea
Morgan died 10 Washington last week
and now his heirs, profiting BY The cour
decision, began suit 70 recover the farn
aud house, worth 5000
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01

lie VIII Have the Finest Ia the
Country.

Tho s'nrie- recently current ronrefr
ins ~. levelorrns ~ 81 sisorss y 'ntet-
n,lr'- sch4n4e- with rrfer."ce a. NE rest
A.nce snd property ~ Narih tafo'in.
have heen ~ snrh character a. 20 *
Ella 4 good deal ~ wonder Snt -pscn'~
ton. The house Young N>ndesbilt '
ha,ing hniit. viii 5e. u i SSH. one q
lie most costly prisate country resi-
a4nrc~ VI thr entire country. me snr-
rnunsirg p,rk. which will include otv'
-er4s II iSn.l. ~i!i ~ laid out nndr' ~
direction al : landscape gardener WI
hs~ hrrn Instructed 40 .pare noScxpensf
M r~ttinl II into . vers faithful likeness
~ nne ~ the private park % Sng!4nh.
The house will he two miles irnm me
uestes, rr.iienrc. AID private railroA
4 IL course OF copstrurilrn 70 reach NE
nearest railroad station. Is miles s~as.
Bs,s ~ description concerning the hou-t
ITSELF and The proposed furnishing ans'
equipment OF il suggests IDEAS OF rx-
trsvsrauce aud splendor which recalls
the Arabian Nights One statement
when i probshlv an exsgEsratinn' y.
hat when everything j. nri>hed aud
real, for occupancy ~ - oUnsr ~
entire expenditures viii .inonnt 20 So
0Oto0 -Ex-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01

FAIR HARRl>u~ OFFICER. - The
manner IN which the Indian service b.
been u-pi - party spoll- y. Secretary
Snhie can be shown IA no clearer lighi
,h4n 81 the presentation Of the record
~ william u. RYDER OF This civ whom
IN. secretary. on October IL. 1851. ap
pninted 10 ne chief border anal butcher
4, me Ne~c-iero Agency in Arizona
This appointments i the only position
N trust tnSt Billy" Ryder. - he y e.
wavs known here. has held. Few per-
sons who know him have ary knowi-
edge OF his source Of supplies. Though
for yesrs he ha- kept within the limits
~ The l,w in his personal conduct. i has
not given him title 10 responsibility
even ia the minds Of those charitable
enough 10 overlook the tact that he i 40
ex-rnnvict. whose career up 10 the period
or hi- enforced regularity OF habits wa-
"a Keeping with his views sud conduct
today. Though be has been active In
politics and enlisted IN variety OF iocal
political movements. no party manager
has ever had the hsrdihood even 10 aus
ge.t placing him in any public position
here. where be i known.
william ID. Ryder has record IN fbt
81. Loui. criminal court AZ various
times total Of four indictments, chsrg-
ing feloniou. assaults, have been found
against him by regularly empaneieo
grand iuries
Ryder's character q . government o.
ficer was not changed In little Over
two months be was removed. hecause, -
il stated on the department books ~
Washington. he was turbulent mis-
chief-msker. with whom nobody ct IN
agency could get along. This vas ths
kind Of man sent by the government &
set an example to half-civiIized Indians
The significance Of the case consists y
the fact that the appointment wss mad'
from Mobiles own city. and that To-
mans character had loDg been notorioO
thsre.-St. Lonis Correspondence =
New York Evening Post, April -.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01

The undersigned having BEEN restored
10 health BY simple means, after sufsr-
ine for several years with : severe lung
affection. and that dread disease Con-
sum ption. IL anxious 20 make known
to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure
To those who desire IL, be will cheer
.ully send free Of chsrge) copy Of the
prescription used. which they will find :
.ure cure for COnsnmp tiOn, Asthma,
Catarrh, Bronchitis. and I'll throat
and Lung MaIadies. He hopes al sui
ferers will try his Remedy, q il 10 In
valuable. Those desiring the prescrip.
| ton. which will cost them nothing. and
imav prove . blessing. will piesse ~.
ldress. REv. EDWARD A. WILSON. viii.
lliamsburg Kings county, New York.
Nnr Il f.1n-lx.
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1hs rarssr's iA,g watches D~sh. =
oprStA4a. lsns4as sss 49,.
4 mbject of hcqssxnf so~a..
asnnng American mnn vho tn, h
Europe , the las=k a skiIi "a o. ~
~ barbees, who saIiom knsu -
uss thcir raxnrs without innietAe "a.
hg upon their customens So ~ -
comparatively. depend upnn ha.Ap-s
BE- shaved IN ule 0ld Worisi d. 4.
art iSnot always urstered By taxr 4
practice r. A trnveier Ia Enrhoa .
htns m hsciient- howcvur, whieA -
- Indicate that harhrs h tn &c.
districts arc no more expart n -.
hair than thy are N shaving.
II was travelling b-isunsly -
WaEwickshic, TIM country q Gbs<s
spcArs- this travelrr sayS ''whn y.
ing . rather naat hartnr st,op ana ~ |.
aware TINT my hair needed cuts I
vunt n and snhxnittsd my.sli 3 4.
stearR
Il did - with nms hftle uz,sui,-
hsr tilese Shears were vest and -
GUS hooking weapoEN which huksd I,
n they were ordinarily anph,sd =
emitting shes< iron hstsad a -
hair.
'-Ffe barber went tksuaA -
preparations, which gavs M d.
b obsnve that his dog, . why hpktI
httb bull terTieS. With = singular a.
10 bis left eye and . vicious sxpueul.
about biz cropped cam. Wa GYM =
intrntiy from = pniuA htAAs 70 nsaA
Of me, on the fAoux.
Tho barber 1t h<n 1t e - :
my hack hair veEy delibefz4ely- q
huH terrier tin eyed mo a I =
watches . mouse, nov tipping H. ~
: triae On ORE si<lA now IN ~ o.
II stood this eagxr scrutiny 4 7
lence for few Rrlinutes bnt pruuuo
my curiosity led me 70 speak
:. 'Humr said; = DIP ~
dog, that Of youn.'
| I sharp. the nan huchd q
nose hinsellieeut beass TIN IN h Z
! WAyickshhe to-day, sir.
| "Can yon tell ne Wig ~ = ~
ing NE IN that ways
"'Ah thereS tn htkzmgsno
him, sir. Smnetino Is hnYpeA =
\ know, 1r, 8 Aov, whrn Pm 900
gents air, sir, - 'ow l eRlip : n
hcf u top Of tie eene's hezs vib Z
shears sir An then you ahoah =
sir, as 'ow Sir 6azne4 That's ths q
name, Gr-a as 'ow he lights On III
Of hear III . hiflstank sisF
This very interesting pfezn 4 -
NATION sent such . oold chm don I
hack - l hid seldom felt halcA
DID not dare 70 speak and beg the =
70 b careful, bcst MO agitation IA
esAnse him 70 MAXI Tho unkndy -
VIII the shears
Il Il certainly did NJ duo % -
The man took = long tizne With n
cutting. and al TINT tine O. g.
eyed ID keenly and hungElIy bum
noor, while the cold dUps q pe1I
tion were starting Ont On ny fhseh
Il Fortunately ! escaped mufiht
/ but In my dreams for vesH
haunted b. the vision Of thnte2 Ia
bull terrier, watching No witbcoars
lcvolent ego cut for he tP q and
l So hirn In an OCCASIONAL w dis
and never expect 70 b quito Vos
him
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01

Old SIR. Dsdkins -"Ar-s-r-r! So
have caught you kissing my daughter,
have III
Young Mr.. Cooley-"I trnst there l.
no doubt about u. sir. The light Il quite
dim. and ! should feel vastly Inundated
IL II should turn out ibst | had been
kissing the cook"
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Jefferson u. Trustee 5 Notice.

TIME undersigned will be ct his Office
i to attend to township business o.
Jefferson township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays or each week, and requests all
persons having business with the town.
ship to attend 70 II on those days. The
libraries are kept at j. w.
Jacobs, IN Birdseye, and the Trustees
residence, where oil persons entitled can
JOHN PRUITT,
Sept 5 Bay T.ustee Jefferson TIP.
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Subscribers 10 the CouRIER Who will
nav q IS IN advance will he furnished
The jasper CouRIER and the New Albany
weekly Ledger one year. postage free,
The Ledger u welt known a. one Of the
:.est weekly papers II Indiana, full Of in
formation for 81 classes OF people, thor
oughIy conservative in its tone. and
clean 10 ia morals - good home paper
IN anv family. The Jasper CorRIFR y
the same II has been for years. scknowl-
edecd the best American paper In the
county, or those surrounding IL. II girer
IN sha local news. besides . large
smonnf Of other reading. Bring on your
81 IS. and get al the reading you need
~ the winter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01

FAEN FOR SALE. The farm II the
crossing OF the railroad and Patoka river,
Of 237 acres u for sale. Good coal land
good farm land. Apply at Courier Office
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01

"Liitle boy asked the minister. pss.
ting him on the head. i your father .
Christian 4"
mo, STR answered The little fellow
but he will be ,o-norrow. This i Sstur.
day"
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NOW I,

The long evenings are with Won. wheu
YOU want something 10 occupy your
time pies-snsl, and ptrfissbly No eli.
zen ~ puhois count, can obtain larger
amount ~ solid Information aud 80
ioymsnt out ~ ~ Investment at OSt
Dollar A~D HALF. than by sub.
-csibing inr ear Tor the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01

william Wade Dudley has returned
to Washington from the west, and here
IL what he Gays:
Il am surprised to find people IN the
east thinking President Harrison i
going TO be renominsted." said Mr.. Dud-
lev to-day. I'm the west heard no man
talked OF but Blaine Out there they
ssy the republican party has but onf
man TO dominate. and Blaine Is the man
They declare that 1t does not MATES
whether Blaine wants II or not. the con
ventlon will nominate him and be vii
have 70 take 1t. Though am not e
well informed a. 10 the feeling 10 tn
east,.l cannot vet see.how Mr.. Harrison
70 be renominated.'
Ms. Dudley has no doubt enlisted Il
the army against Harrison, but tina
should not injure the president yer!
much. indianapolis Sun.
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Dainbridge Township Trus-
tees Notice.

UVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
j bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend 10 Township business on
SATURDAYS Of every week. ct his residence
on North Main street, between Sew
enth and Eighth. IN Jasper.
The Library of said Township 10 kept
a. the bookstore OF Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can obtain
them ct any time.
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee
April 20. l666-1y.
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EJOmc Township Trustees
Notice.

THE undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
= township, Dubois county. hereby
|gives notice that be will attend 10 al
business pertaining to the Office OF Trus-
tee. Ct his residence miles Scuth-east
|of Portersville. on SATURDAYS Of each
week, and requests all persons having
business TO present Il on Sat-
|urday. Citizens desiring books from
the Township Library, are notified that
the Library i kept by VIM. McFIarris,
In Portersville.
HENRY B. BRErDESBAucH, T. B. TIP.
May Is. i666-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01
JASPER COURIER!
II has been published in your midst
hy It's present owner for nearly
Thir y-Three Years

and has never f~ilei to inform its
readers correctly Of passing events. and
point them with uncrring truth TO The
path Of wisdom. morality and prosperity
As IN earnest ads ocste OF
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-01

she was a pretty widow and Chicago
was her home,
But loved her. and TO gain her cen 4
Hadcs would roam,
And when asked her 70 be mine sh'
looked 90 shy and sweet,
And dropped her head and blushed and
whispered,
Both
Feet!v
New York Herald
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Meets the 1st and Sd Mondays OF ev'
cry month at their hall. In Jasper.
CHARLEs SoLIoA, Pres.
J. A. MEHRfxeER, eec'y.
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QnAss Ilhssy.
sWhat would have hApp0sd : 4
~ " Of France had not ceeD
deredr' asked q teacher q
hooking boy. The prompt rep's
He would probably have diea
m, death. Caascll's JuurnaA
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Educate Your Children

And prepare them 70 be better citizsns
neighbors snd friends. II is undenisbls
thar 'he children Of those in whose
families
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Qut--l say, Sppl,nnosA -
posted IN the early 6errnanic -
What color ws The hair q 49,
0ermansf :.
eoph (pumpomty> -BhDds@sa
coursA
Quz-You arv nziskzHsn; @
Germans had gnAy hah- m
Weekly.
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cnErscs ~ o.
Western Eoy-Ihs veaxnE
ti0n vas riEhs toby.
Father Was ~
Boy eS dr. HAid 'rnsn
n tcnperature-s
Father Iurnphl The the!n
~ fAllan good deal hasn't ~
Boy-No; only about ~ y
4 n1taa11sA
He(Asnsrionnns) Whist, 49,
huo IA Rome : fostnight, and n
hsnn % To sisfins chapel yes'
0o--No.
HeCazo 70 sol
Ghe-YeA r So high cfmch MI
- nctor snyhowt-LifA
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BLOWN ABOUT BY TIE WINE

To advocate measures or men that
would be detrimental TO the general
interests OF The People Of the county.
liz will continue IN the future. As Ia the
past, TO be . sturdy advocate OF the right.
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DUBOIS COUNTY INTERESTS

IT has never swerved. no matter wha
particular portion OF the county was 4
Ihe benefited. 1t treats al parts viii
equal favor, and takes just pride in tn
increasing prosperity Of every locsii,y
l. il not
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-rhe Ne q .Cnauia = - usisesDN 80
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-01
SPECIAL OPENING SALE--DRESS GOODS

In One Lot we shall for this
week offer in one special lot a
large quantity Atwood serges
and spring sultings,
500 fer yaya.
In One Lot, English cheviots,
suitings. sergcs. cashmeres. hen
riettas, brilliantines and camels
hair suitings, fine goods and
beautiful shades; these entire
lines are open In one lot for this
week, III SOC fer 1'drd.
In One Lot; this lot includes
special weavcs in Berolina
cloths, fine real camcls hair,
cachemire dc lInde and an
elegant assortment of 50-inch
fine French serge,
Ill at $500 fer yayd.
Fine assortment of the latest
ideas in French outing flanncls.
We offer for this week large
quantities of dress goods. new
shades, III, 10 and 25C FER yard..
these include large variety of
plaids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-01

HANDSOME sFktNb pEtcSS4-S.
instead Of the smooth, satiny surface ID
used 10 have it is now made with a sof.
close finish. which gives il an appear
anco between tine felt and short pile
velvet.
And 10 l. treated in a different way
from that OF any other season. noticed
ono dress on young lady which will
give an idea. This gown was OF terra
Gotta cloth and brocaded silk in the same
shade. The skirt was Of silk, and tho
upper part Of cloth cut en- princesse, the
tabs being left open all the way down TO
the bottom Tho front and bottom and
the straight seams up tho back were
hemmed three inches wide. with drawn
open work one inch wide above the hem.
This drawn work ON cloth IS very novel
and effective, and must be exceedingly
difficult To do. Others have the bottom
OF tho draperies heastitched, which also
Il very handsome.
Reception dresses Of cloth are slashed
and laced with siiken cord, with fan
shaped plaitinss OF silk. satin or velvet
beneath. Some have deep cut tabs Dor
dered with very narrow bands OF fur
and embroidered with black silk and
gold threads, or with jet beading, or
perhaps with some of the imitation
jewel trimming. according to the use it
is 10 have. Some even combine it with
lace, though this should be very care
fully done.
A very graceful home dress was made
IL -,
silk. The front and panels were of the
cloth, embroidered in black and gold
thread. The PrinceSse was OF black, with
yellow buttercups in pretty sprays The
sleeves were Of hrocade satin, cream and
black brocade. The design is susceptible
OF many changes To suit different tastes,
and can be made up In any of the lighter
fabrics
Walking suits Of cloth, serge. tricot or
cheviot would Do very stylish copied
from tho design which was on a wax fig
IRE in the leading house in New York.
It was in tan colored garniture embroid-
cred with gold and black. with the body
OF the costume in snuff brown-Scotch
snuff cloth The very plentiful use Of
bronze buttons added touch Of orna-
mentation it would have lacked. The
whole is very handsome and ladylike.
Another very stylish new spring gown
for tho pronsnsde ia of deep myrtle
green cloth. made over a corsage Of vel.
vet Tho front Is drsped in a very novel
but taking style. while rich band OF
gaIloon in green. black and silver ex-
tends dlsgonslly across the waist and
also docoEates ths skirt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-01
BLACK DRESS GOODS

We offer in five gigantic lots
for the opening week an assort-
ment of black dress fabrics, that
cannot fail to have a magnifl-
cent response and every lady
in the city should see this splen-
did department.
LofI:. Henriettas, serges, bril-
liantines, cashmeres, SOC FER ya.
Lot 2. Fine French serges,
henriettas, cashmeres and cords,
62lc FER yard.
Lot g.. Fine fancy weaves,
serges and fine henriettas, 75c
fer yaya.
Lof4: French cheviots, camel
hairs. serges and henriettas,
Sic FER yard.
Lot s.. Takes the latest ideas
in black jacquards, stripes,
checks and plaid effects, extra
wide fabrics in the finest French
serges and silk warped materials
and Berolinas, $500 FER yard.