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The Columbus journal., 1892-05-04
Naximum Comfort en- route East

Messengers destined to points east of
tie Missouri River should patronize the
Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern
Line. Maximum comfort and speed,
courteous attendants, Pullman and Wag-
ner sleeping cars, Pullman and North
western dining cars, Pullman colonist
sleepers, free reclining chairs, and Un-
ion Depots, combined make this the
popular route East: &iangsl
Her Head was Level.
r'Say, Jennie, will you have me?'
mo, Tom"
why not, Jennie?
"Cause you carry bottles in your pock-
ct, Tom.' !
why, Jennie, this is only bottle d
lEallars Sure Cure Cough Syrup
The Columbus journal., 1892-05-04

Children Cry tpv
Pitchers caOtoFlo.
The Columbus journal., 1892-05-04

III 0ACcucuI ucfSltus
R. L. Rossiter returned Friday from
sojourn at Lindsay, where he was en-
gagged in laying out the Howard road.
He says crops in that section are back
ward, and the day he left he saw some
farmers sowing oats, and others plowing
land for oats. On the border of the
county near st. Edward he came across
q man, whose name he could not give
us, who had raised last year good crop
OF winter wheat-a thing that he had
been accustomed to doing in southern
Nebraska, his former residence. BE
stated that where rye does well, winter
wheat will do we'll By this token,
Platte county could raise excellent win
ter wheat, as rye does exceedingly we'll.
superintendent Rothlightner, by the
grace of the supervisors Of Platte coun-
ty, has very neat Office, neat and clean
as parlor. He has on exhibit for the
information Of teachers and others,
sample copies Of . number Of publica-
tions on subjects bearing upon educa-
tional interests, also q map Of the
seventy-six school districts of tho coun-
ty. By the way, it looks to TIE jour-
NAL reporter as though . number Of
these districts should be remodeled. In
some Of them tho children have too great
a distance to travel daily. Several dis
tricts are i've miles in length, and where
the school-house is at the center Of the
district aveu, some Of the children may
be compelled to travel two miles and .
half or five miles daily.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24

Pensions have been granted 10 the fol-
lowing Rhode Islanders; OrIginal-Luther
r. Brsyton, William II. Carter, Lorenoe
Mullen. William II. Boyden,
Sr.
The graduates of the High school ac-
quilted themselves credita bly, last evening.
The orstion on "Genius and Opportunity"
by Howard Day Kenyon, was an address
that displayed evidence OF careful effort
and good training.
Mrs. William Franklin OF Central ave-
nue. died this morning after a long illness
of brights disease. Mr.. Franklin Is an
overseer at Gof's mill and Mrs. Frank
Inns brother is superintendent OF the
Littlefeld mills.
The marriage OF Owen CoH!as TO Miss
Mary j. O'Connor will take place Tuesday
morning at the Sacred Heart Church.
The young couple will begin housekeep-
ing In their new and handsomely furnished
home on North Main street.
John Morrisey, manager Of the st.
Mary's +. A. and Is. Society's base ball
team has accepted the challenge from the
Christian Doctrine Society team and fixes
the date OF the game July 4th at the
Pleasant street grounds. The games will
be played In the morning.
The score OF the New England Cricket
Clubs shows that Pawtucket Is still at the
head OF the column, with games played
and 4 won; Saylesvilles, 9, 3, 2; Ashtons, 4,
i, 5; Thorntons, 4, l, 3. The Central
league pennant seems to be what the B.
A. AS and the Chelsea's are fighting over.
From the manner In which things are
now going among the board OF directors
OF the Pawtucket Base Ball Associatio
the club will soon be a thing OF the past
unless big change occurs within the
week. Yesterday Manager Rowe said
that the board of directors were trying to
prevent him from playing the game with
the Manchesters In the afternoon. lie
said he had done the best he could with
the team, but that he could do nothing
while the directors were working against
him.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
Shoe Department.

This is the season for Oxford Ties and
We have them 10 sell. Call and see ouI
prices.
Ladies' Oxford Ties, patent tips, all
sizes at 5Sc "A pair, old price 95c.
Ladies' cloth tops, patent tips, oxford
Ties, hand turned soles at 5sc n pair,
worth sl.25.
Ladies' tan color oxford Ties, hand
sCWed, all sizes at 9Sc pair, worth SLID.
Ladies' patent leather oxford Ooze, cali
trimmed, sizes i-2 TO 6 at sl.50, worth -.
NJ isscs' spring oxford Ties, patent tips,
sizes from " to 2, at G9c pair, worth II.
Childs' oxford Ties, patent tips, sizes
from 90 II, at soc pair, worth SIC.
Misses spring heels, sizes II TO 2,
Dougola Kid, worth Sl.25, price Saturday
Csc q pair.
1-2, no 67c pair, worth sl.25.
Childs Spring Heels, sizes to s, at iSc
pair, worth 75c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
HOSIERY AND
UNDERWEAR.
TOMORROW.

All of our Ladies' fancy
striped Cotton Hose with fast
black boot, extra spliced heels
and toes, regular price rs and
33c, for tomorrow nc pair.
Mems Cotton Half Hose,
blue, brown, modes and tans,
2 and I rib, a regular 33c
Hose for nc pair.
Boys fast black Cotton
Hose, I and I rib, spliced
heels and toes, guaranteed
stainless, and seamless at I5c
a pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24

One lot Lansdown, in black
only, 20 inches wide, at 69c a
yard, regular price 81.
10 pieces Storm Serge, as
inches wide, at 69c a yard,
were 81.
8 pieces German Cashmere,
silk finish, 90 inch wide at
75c a yard, well worth $I.25.
One lot German Cashmere,
double chain warp and silk
finish, 10 inches, at 81 a yard.
If you cannot come and
select a dress Of these bar
gains, send for samples by
mail.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
SHOE SALE.

Our sale of Shoes still con-
tinues. Call and see our
prices.
Mems $3.50 Shoes for $1.25.
Mems So Shoes for $50.
Ladies' Dongola Button and
Lace, 81, regular price $3.50.
Ladies' Dongola Button,
$1.60, regular price 50.
Ladies' Dongola Button,
$1.25, worth $1.75.
Ladies' Dongola Patent Tip
Oxfords, soc, worth S5c.
Ladies' Dongola Oxfords,
Csc.
Misses Dongola, Patent
Tip, 7sc, worth $3.50.
Childs' Dongola, Patent
Tip, Spring Heel, S to 8, soc.
Boys Veal Calf, CSC, regu-
lar price $40.
Youths Veal Calf, 85c.
Infants Shoes, 25c.
Infants Shoes, 2oc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Jersey Vests, 8, 10,
I3, IS and 2oc each.
Ladies' pure silk Jersey
Vests, low neck, sky blue
and cream, soc each.
Mems French Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, shirts
with French neck and pearl
buttons, long and short
sleeve, a regular 75c garment
for soc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
Hosiery and Underwear
Notion Department

gross Bay Rum, hall pint bottles, So q
bottle.
gross Florida Watcr. hall plrte, Sc q
bottle.
80 gross nickle plated Safety Pins, sizes
1, 2 and 3, at &c a dozen.
Pins, full count, lc q paper.
Best Pins, 1c a paper.
coo yards Bastinc Cotton, PC spool.
Seamless Dress Shields, No I, Sc.
Seamless Dress Shields, No. - noe.
Seamless Dress Shields no. 81 ~ 1-2C.
gross Canvass Belts white AND C0l0red,
&c each.
The best assortment 90 black and
colored Leather Belts i'm tho city.
Corset Steels, &c a pair.
Elastic Corset LaCcs. &c.
6 bunches new Twisting Tape different
widths for gc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
RADIEIT & COONEY
@PASGSTA
Saturday Sale!

dozen, the iobbing price was $3.50 a
dozen.
dozen, the iobbng price was 1915 a
dozen.
dozen, the lobbing price was si.25 n
dozen.
. dozen, the jobbiDg price was $3.50 a
dozen.
The average cost TO US OF these Gloves
an season has been abont 1913 a dozen, or
2gc pair. We offer the entire lot at 25c n
pair.
How long do you think they will last?
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
Shoes ! Shoes !

We shall offer rs cases
Ladies', Misses and Chill
drens Shoes at the lowest
prices ever offered. in order
to display this large purchase
of Shoes we shall place them
on one of the center counters,
up stairs.
10 cases Infants Kid Shoes,
red, brown and bronze, patent
leather vamp, 25c pair re-
duced from SOC.
IS cases Misses Ozfords
soc, 69c, 99c a pair.
Ladies Oxfords 58c, 6gc,
9ec pair.
Ladies' Shoes 75c, 99c and
$I.25.
The next time you want a
pair of Shoes come to MS.
where only solid leather Shoes
are sold, and every pair guar
anteed. (Take elevator)
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24

sideration. Your choice of
the entire lot at the astonish-
ing low price of $3.50.
Another lot of so Lawn
Suits in light and dark
grounds, assorted patterns,
$3, These are a great bar
gain. Will be closed at
$3.50 each.
Special. We will offer the
balance of two lots of Dark
Percale Waists, sold all sea-
son at 65 and 75c. For Satur-
days sale at 59c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
Gloves.

Another lot Of ladies' GauuUp, Gloves.
the popular fad, nc So and soc.
Ladies' all silk Mtis, black and c0lorCd
10, 25, IS and SOC.
We closed q small lot OF black silk
Gloves, II dozen in the lot, the goods cost
originally more than Wc ask.
dozen, the jobbing price has been S3.Z5
q dozen.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
CLOAK. SUIT AMI
WRAPPER DEPT.
At a Great Sacrifice.

We still have on hand
about 70 Blazer Jackets in
tan, grey, navy and black,
that were sold at prices rang
from $3.75 to $3.50. We want
to close out the entire stock
on Saturday, and to do SO will
not take the cost into con-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24

play. Trunks of every de-
scription, from the cheapest to
the best, all at a slight adj
vance above the actual cost to
manufacture.
We are agents for the cele-
brated Wall Trunk. Have
you seen it?
All trunks sold will be
marked free.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
Black Dress Goods.

Tomorrow we will make
one. of the most beautiful dis.
plays of Black Dress Goods
shown i'll Pawtucket for many
years.
One lot Black Serge, 32-
inches wide, at u I-2c a yd,
regular price 25c.
One case Black Organ
dies" regular price has been
2oc, for tomorrow u I-2c n
yard.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
Mems furnishings.

20 dozen OF Gents Domet Shirts that are
worth A. and SOC each. We will close
them Saturday nj Doc. The last lot OF
those Madras Shirts we will close out Mt
i2C each. These goods are worth 75c each.
Our lines OF silk stripe Shirts we will
Offer nc about half price.
Shirts worth 200 at si.00 each.
$50 " 1.25
" 800 " 1.5O "
Those prices are for Saturday only.
% dozen Gents 4-in-Iland Scarfs, neat
patterns, your choice at &c each, wort h
25c.
CENTS SUSPENDERS.
We have about % dozen pair to sell at
Doc You can have your choice Saturday
20 l7c O pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24

Rings 25c each.
Fine Necklaces with Pen
dante SOC each.
Bar Pins and Fancy Lace
Pins 25c each.
Horn Hair Pins, fancy pat
teris 1Oc.
Solid Gold Rings SOC each.
Heavy Rolled Plate Rings
with brilliant SOC each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
Black Silks.

10 pieces Black Silk, "a
inches wide, at 81 a yard,
worth $I.38.
We have also some choice
effects in black and white.
Gar cnd.)
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
RIBBON DEPT.

Our entire stock of Milli-
merry Ribbons III our Ribbon
Department. Commencing
tomorrow morning,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
l9c a aFaTC
DOMESTIC DEPT.

Our celebrated $1.49 Oak
Tables have arrived, we shall
deliver one hundred tomorrow,
get your order in early in the
day, for when this lot is gone
it will be a month before we
can get another lot.
We shall have fifty of the
large Rattan Rockers that we
can deliver tomorrow at 1929
each.
100 full sized Rubber Door
Mats, worth - each, price to-
morrow, 9Sc each.
Refrigerators at special
prices.
Oil Stoves at special prices.
Hammocks at special prices.
Croquet Sets at special
prices.
Ice Cream Freezers at
special prices.
Large variety of low priced
Decorated Dinner Sets.
TRUNKS! TRUNKS |!
TRUNKS!
Our great special tomorrow
will be trunks, see outside dis
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
Domestic Department.

Towels, an article every person uses
more or less at aprico that viii make the
user buy here.
SO dozen Huckabuck Towels, 10 inches
long, Is inches wide, fun blcochfd az
IL 1-2c each, 2 for 25c.
Another lot OF all-madc Sheets. made Of
pepperell, 9-i cotton finished, . l-2 yards
long, hemmed both ends at 4tc each.
pieces Turkey Red Table Damaak, .ast
colors at 25c yard.
bale Bleached Twill Crash lc yard.
10 dozen more OF those Skirt Patterns AZ
25c.
Hosiery and Underwear.
% dozen Ladies' fast black HormsdoIfi
Hose at 19c n pair, worth 2c.
25 dozen Boys and Mis- cs / and i rib
seamless fast black Hose 70 1-2c q pair,
worth 15c.
case gents mixed Shirts and Drawers
at 25c.
l case Gents white Underahirtg, French
neck, fine gauze al 2jc.
10 dozen Ladies' ribbed Jerseys, lno
yarn, elegantly trimmed at ~ 1-2c.
10 dozen Ladies fine Egyptian Jersey,
vest front, 25c, worth 3ec.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
DRESS GOODS.

10 yard Outing and Tennis
Suits 69c each, worth Sl.25,
not more than two to any one
customer.
10 yards Lawn Suits at Csc
each, worth $50, not more
than two to any one customer.
10 yards Gingham Suits
9Sc each, worth l2Hc per
yard.
Indigo Prints DC per yard,
worth &c.
Fine Scotch Zephyr Cling
hams 12lsc per yard, worth
25c.
15 pieces Fast Black Pique,
12}s per yard, worth 2Oc.
10 pieces Fast Black Pique
l5c per yard, worth 25c.
% pieces Cashmeres Twills
33 inches wide, &c per yard,
worth 1Sc.
Our great leader in
Trimmed Hats tomorrow will
be $1.9S each. We have pre-
pared 100 Hats for tomorrow's
trade at $1.9S, hardly any Of
them have been shown before.
In many instances they are
worth double what we ask for
them. Come early in the day
as possible.
BARGAIN TABLE,
NEAR THE DOOR.
25c Leather Belts, lOc each.
Is and 2Oc Soaps, lOc a
cake.
A manufacturers stock of
Jewelry worth from % to SOC
each. All on this bargain
table tomorrow 1Oc each.
20 and 25c Purses and
Pocketbooks, 1Oc each.
JEwELRY DEPT.
Novelties received this week.
Rolled Plate Moonstone
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
millinery Sensation.

Continuation of the greatest
Millinery trade ever done III
Pawtucket. Cup stairs.)
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
Silk Shirt Waists.

10 dozen Silk Shirt Waists,
Auted front, at LOS each, re-
duced from $3.50.
s dozen double warp Silk
Shirt Waists S6.oS, former
price sS.9S. (Second coun-
ter)
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-24
TRUNKS! TRUNKS

Our great special tomorrow
will be trunks, see outside dis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-15
X A. CAMPBELL. PA.
Or Jos. BESkDIcr. A'gs. jasper. iod
IFsr the Jasper courisr
a Surprise Birthday Party.


On Monday eve. the 1iih. there wss .
surprise given in honor Of Mrs John T..
Cnrn. 1t her husbands residence. She
hal reached her fortS-sevensh spring.
and the occssion was celebrated by her
many friends 10 jasper. A pleasant
time wss hsd By sIl- She Was very
much startled when .he opposed the donr
snd 90 mary b~gsn 10 pour in. There
WIRE fny present besides the
family.
Young and old alike we're chsitering
IN this % that corner, sad having good
time Laughter Wss heard 10 every
room. After al bed good soeial talk,
sefseshosenss. which the friends hsd
come loaded with. were passed. I'D al
seemed 20 enjOv the0seIves.
Mrs Cosns friends presented her With
handsome center tsbis and rocking
chair. Nth Whfch she 80, ~ cosrse.
highly pleased She Will nevsg forget
he Kindness that Wss sheWn her, and 4
aWsiling % return The kiad dood.
Our h0pcs ars list So will b spared
h sAis world - - 0ay have the pIeas-
ere Of surpsising Der 0ssy more ti0es.
6ef0se sbe cIosss Der eyes and folds hss
hands 10 everlasting sl0mbers-
JENNY DAY
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PERSONAL Mr. 8. X Kidd. Esq. a
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
rom Princeton. was in Jasper Saturds y
lsst looking It the Democratic Conven-
llon, and getting acquainted with some
q our people.
Prosecutor T. III. Dillon, Of Peters
ourg. attended the Convention Sstur-
day' and met many old friends.
Mr. }. l.. Meeenity and Editor MUIR,
q Paoli, were making the acquaintance
o. Dubois Democrats last Saturday. in
oe interest Of the former for Repre-
sentative.
NJ Gumberts. OF Evansville. was in
e1vlewing our dealers Ia wet" goods
on Monday.
ION. N. J. NibIack, o. vincennes, was
,o.ming acquaintances among the Du-
W Democrats on Saturday, aud made
favorable impression.
Mss Carrie Kuebler LEFT Monday for
lnuianapo:is, to take . position q :
60 Keeper 10 the Supreme Court
,;, Mrs, I ZoeIler paid . visit to Evans
m m'u isst week, 20 visit on her aged
= rY.ner here, who had fallen and broker
NJ 4" Il Joseph I. Schumacher left for
,.,. nome In Anderson this week. HE
No. .s'' NJ. Isidor Schumacher, went
n. MI" ~; WIN him, 70 see what the natural
:" CITY looks like.
49,. - W. Greene, OF the Southern In.
ma hospital. was up seeing his family
IL ucnuing Convention Saturday
A. 's'urnei 70 bis post Monday.
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INsANE.-An inquest Of Iunscy was
held on Tmesdsv on Mrs. Nsrths e !.
Hsrris. OF Madison township. by Egg.
Drssh and Ksvs. Of Pstoks township.
sud from the testimony ~ her brother.
Mr. WIN Gearner. aud Dire schwartz
and Williams. she was found insane. and
application made 10 the Southern Hos
pitsl for her admission. She IL the
mother OF four children. and her hus-
band left her come time ago and took
the children with him 10 Missouri,
which il supposed 70 be the i'm mediate
cause ~ her insanity
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To the many friends all over Dubois
county who zeslouslv and faithfully 90
sisted me and Atood bv me in nv late
rsce for the nomination for Representa-
tive tor Dubois aud Mar 10 counties. I
wish 10 return nv hearty and sincere
thanks. and 10 assure them that if Il 10
ever n my power, shall be glad 70 re-
turn the favor.
Respectfully.
RTcHARD r. MILBURN.
fAeprp A oril ~ 1QoQ
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uMr. Leo Spasd changes HE adv.
this week 10 the old relisb.e MrCorm irk
Harvesters. This machine wss the first
invented. and ssiii k-eps - The head Of
The procession. The Mccormick este
logue this ear il very hand-ome hook
of fortv-eight psges. with some iilussrs-
tons Of Chicago bindings ~ H., and
come fine literary effn~:ons. Mr.. Spavd
will he glad 70 give one 70 al Who call
On him Tor ii.
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White river IL on : boom.
There wss quite large crowd IL iown
Sunday.
DR. Cobls. Of ROCKVILLE. vs. 10 town
Monday.
Misa Gray. miss Hsdssick and Niss
Rudolph. three good looking ynnng
ladies Of Portessville. attended church
here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mn. Sherman AbeI % Mar
tin Co. were IL town ncadsy.
Alfred Wineinger. us.ies Workman
81 the HsysviIle LodSs A. o. u. w.
went 10 Os~eli Fridss night 10 80 the
bovs ride the gost He reports hsvtng
had good Time
Our hand boys were predicting last
SUNDAY night 90 . TO be ready for the
big dance Il PortersviIIe. They made
good music.
Little Tommy, the " month"; old
baby OF Mr. John Leistner. died last
Sunday morning OF brain fever. The
remains were inferred In the HavsviIIo
cemetery on Monday. Rev. Grabau
conducted the funeral services. The b.
reaved parents hsve the ~ mpasby VI I'll.
We we're very much startled she 9TH
er day By hearing hesvv shooting. We
rushed 10 The windOW I've were afraid
to 20 10 the door.) to see Whist wss g I.
ing on. Our 6rss thought was Of ps0
Their or mad dog. What do sOu think
~ seen? Eco Nix. Win . half d"zen
boys. I'll armed With guns. ciuhs 40
rocks. making var on poor. fri-.sis. -
old cat Thev ell seemed 10 enjos The
sport - much q Il Il had been iox
drive.
Still they wonder who Madge Il !
believe every one In town hss been &C
cused except The right one. Mr.. 6. w
A. you are on the wrong trail Guess
again.
Good FRIDAY to-day dsy after to-mors
row Exeter Nv wont the eggs have g.
enfT~r. We intend ~ &c; sssy With :
dozen So II you hear 81 little old
lsdy o. this town being sick next week
sou NAV know II 10 MADsE
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The AxRRIcAN EAGLg CLARK Eckert
received last week from Arksusss too
hsnd come specimens Of Bald Easies.
One OF them measures ssvsn sest from
sip 10 10 or wings. and u inchea srssp
IN tslons. Hermsn viii mount them
snd put then along side q the panther
akin.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 70
John Schott aud Msrg. Bre'z.
l.aac Stein aud Nancy j. Chanley.
Chrys. Hedinger and Lizzie Frommel
Wm. j. Walker and Stella Shanlsy.
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ON. II. Wilson. Dentist. win be ~
lie Indiana Hotel in Jasper. Wednrs-
aay. Thursday and Friday, April 2Oih.
al.t and ~ 7, when he wilt be prepared
Il do all kinds OF work. Work war
,apied and prices reasons BILE.
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pH = siyly whispered 'hss two o.,
'nree - our Young men are pseps. ing
themselves 70 enter the m-trimonisl
procession. shorii, after Il strr. Gue-s
who they are!
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BoRv.-M Mr.. Anthony Hochgessng wei
comes a little girl At his house this week
lie says brick work 10 80 slow in Jasper
he Weeds d:sh.washers more than brick
,,vars this wear.
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rFr Hon. Jerry Simpson j. said 70 ne
"sorklessr only when he plows lie
need not lie then if he would bus he
pow harness from the easv fitting ones
y be found extra cheap At John Parker's
10 Jasper. ~.
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n Many rise in The morning with =
headache aud no inclination for break
is-i. This IL due 70 sorpiditv OF the
liver and a deranged condition Of the
,iomach. To restore healthy action 70
ihese organs, nothing Il 90 rfRcacious -
an occasional dose Of Ayers Piils
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-15

SoLr-Mr. Phi k.ste.r. the genis,
aud jolly Trustee OF jackson township.
hss bought the Enthofrn Farmers Hotel
IN jasper for $3.50. This IL . valuable
piece Of property. and very chesp ~ that
price. though the purchaser can NOT get
possession until the prasent Iessee's time
expires. when We suppose Nr X ~
run tho hotel. Tie will make . popular
landlord
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-15
ssslssss wIxg o. cAspu! for weak News.

SHop LIFTING. On last Monday while
seversl women were trading ~ Mr.. VIM.
llalIer's store in Jasper. he went 10 the
back part OF the store. and one Of them
took bolt OF blue cashmere. while he
wss there lie knows the parties. but
disikes 70 prosecute them, and II the
goods are returned 20 him uninjured he
will overlook II this time. The possess.
Or had better return the cashmerc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-15

GRAY or Cleveland. Harrison or
Aiger. would do themselves proud" b.
riding behind . harness OF John n
Psrker's make. He will sell them. or
any one else, . set now very cheap. fhst
will insure them bodily safety while
running II high speed. q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-15

Kentucky's appropriation of $4,000
tor : worlds fair EXHIBIT, on condition
that no liquor shall b cold % ne
grounds. IL probably intended % mske
the Kentucky visitors lay IN their sup
pi,rs before leaving home -lndisnsp"i's
Sentinel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-04-15

w Next Monday 10 the last day to
nay taxes without penalty Treasurer
Burger has been very busy this week re-
ceiving taxes. and requests al 10 be
prompt on Monday II they wish 10 e.
cape the penalty, ~ he IL obliged under
the new law 70 make prompt settle
ment with the Anditor