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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla

CISclSSGTl. O.. May "a Cotton firm;
middling re.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

EAST LlpEnrr. Pa. May %93.-Cattlc. receipts
2.iB9 head: .%shipments 9l5 head: market fair nj
about last weeks prices. Hogs. receipts 500
hGnd: shipments 500 head; market active; ali
grades Is 20. Sheep. receipts 600 head: shin.
mens 1900 head: market firm at list weeks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

CINCINNATI o. May a3.-ITogs strong: com.
81 coal S.; receipts 1000 head shipments l,0OO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24
Live Stock.

CHICAGO. IT,. May 23.-Ca,tle, receipts 1900
head; shipments 1000 head; active: prime
feeders 50 40n3 65: stockcrs s. 5DaJ 80: Texans
S. SOA4 o.: COWS and hcifers s. 75aS so. Hogs,
receipts ~ 900 head: shipments 1900 head:
market active and steady; rough and common
heavy and butcher weights 81 s5a4 o.: light $3.50.
al 50. Sheep, receipts 1000 head: shipments
800 head: market lCal5c lower: Texans 81 lOa
8 %: native and western yeurlings 81 l5a6 IS;
In m s ST NloS IL ru|-E 5H aysS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

TOLEDO, o.. May 2s.-wheat active and
easier: No. cash g1lsc; May 9.Ac: June 90j4c;
M; . cash Soc. Oats quiet: cash Sc Rye dull;
cash SIC. Clovcrsecd nominal: prime cash &c.
BALTIMORE. MD.. Mny 23.-Whcnt weak; No. Q
red spot % llEa9&Atc. Corn quiet, mixed spot
b22ll@a5la34c. Oats strong: No. 2 white western
$saSSE4c. Rye quiet at $50. Coffee steady; Rio
l6%c. Others UNCHANGED,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 23.-Flour firm.
Wheat dull and lower; No.. . red May aud June
g22115a9Sc: July ,Glaa9lc: August y1a9O%c. Corn
unsettled and lower; No. 2 mixed May 55a55I.Sc;
Onts weak; No. . white May S9Ini0c; June and
July D14a3g1Ac: August 2Sa30c. Pork, new mess,
$40 5oall So: do family Sl3 51al4 w. Butter,
quiet and easy: Pennsylvania creamery, extra,
2Oaalc: Pennsylvania print, extra. 24A27c. Eggs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-24

C~lScINSArI. o. May 2s-Flour steady; family
s. s0l3 20: fancy 5; 90ai 10. VII eat lower: No. :
red ~s6tt4aSSc; receipts 5000 bushels: shipments
$500 bushels. Corn easier: No. . mixed i9a5lc,
Oats firm; No.. . mixed Sic. Eyo scarce at soc.
Pork steady at SO 30. Lard firm at SC Ii. Bulk
meats firm at IS 10. Bacon steady at 81 O5a7 I2LIs,
Butter steady: fancy Elgin creamery o0a2lc;
Ohio lSaalc. Liuseed oil stronger at 4Oai2c.
Sugar steady: hard refined 4,!ao4c. Eggs strong
1t ldc. Cheese firm; primo to choice cured fiat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
TUsCARORA POWERS
Again thoscn Chairman of the "Lib.
trai" ely Commit

The "Iiboral" Committee Of Two
Hundred met In the q. a. r.. Hail last
night. Tu8car0ra Pawen presided
anI 10 LippmaI figure In the role NJ
scribc. The former brichel forth some
Of his old.timc anti. Mormon oruaions,
The odor Of which completely filed the
hail nnd was swallowed with relish
by the followers OF r. lost hope. On
motion OF Col. kaighn II was decided
to nominate "Libefaip candidate for
delegate 10 Cougresa aud put up q
"Lihenl" ticket in every town aud
county In the Territory.
Editor gave bis consent to and
encouraged such actions.
Powers begged for campaign MONEY
with such euavlty aud grace that
sSl01 was sublcrlbed Ia "a FEW minutes.
THE convention viii probably be hrld
eafiy October.
ID. y. Tarper, "StAtisiiclan" Allen,
Mesers. Powers and Laurence male
specches nni folt sure Of "LlbomlD
victory IN November In the county
election ~ least.
Powers was again chosen chairman
OF tho "Lihefa" city Committee ani
the meeting adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

YTNDER AUTHORITY OF AZ ORDER
u OF tWe granted by the Probate
curt IN and Tor SAT- Lake County. Utah IVrii.
tors, dated Augult a1th, lNa, win sell a. prl.
Vate sale thetoliowiug described real estate, %
Witi Commencing alta point one ~ rod "a /
ana oight tNl RODS south IRON the notihwest
corner Of Lot seven 10, IN Block twenty three
in Fiat or, salt Lake Cely sutycy,Andruu.
ming thence south four and onr.hAl Nisl
roc 'hcnco east MINI lpl rods, lhoncr north
TIVE Vi one hulf l2al rods, thence west ioriy.
tcycr 90 feet, thence north two (gl rods
thence wost one hundied and one aud one hall
Oulb feet TO the place NJ beginning. Also "a
right OF way over one ~ rod cast and west hv
twenty 900 rods north anu suugh ~ aud along
q q west side Of tAid lot IN common with Others
Interested N aud entitled W the use OF n rtsh
OF way over ami land, situated IN salt Lake
tiiy. IN SAT- Lake County, uthTerritory. said
land viii DO sold subject to lcaso now oSisI'
ing on said land.
Tho sale vii be made at tho oscc OF wad.
dell \ Adams, Attorneys, g and q Ehst, FIRST
South street, salt Lake city, salt Lake County,
Utah Territory, on or after September ID 1897!
nnu hlds In wfiung win lie received addressed
10 tho undersigned caro- OF said Maddcli <
Adams, mp TO aud Including said last men.
toned dato.
Terms u sale cash ten per cent 90 accom-.
rany bid, balance On confirmation o. sale.
Dated August alth, lsq2
CELEAI1A a, GILLRTT.
Guardian ~ the person and estato Of Horace
y. Giiett, minor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
PeTEnllnl.

J. b. Jones, Provo, is a. tho cullen.
Louis Noumanr, Chicago, is at tho
Cullen.
A. u. Eslea. Butte, Mont, Is a guest Of
tho Tompleton.
W. l.. Hamma.t Ia among the New
Workers nj tho Cullen.
Mrs. william Roe, indianapolis, Ind,
Il NJ tho knutsiord.
W. Zigler. Granite Mountain, Is u guest
of the lNnutsfofd.
l.. u. Davis aud wife, Portland, or, Is
guest Of tho Cullon.
u. q. Morris, representing n dry goods
house, Is at tho Continental.
Dr. A. l.. Caaileman, bingham, came
into tho city yesterday 10 attend the Mills
meeting.
/. +. wornor, Henry Mountains, came
into tho city yesterday He Is staying ut
tho Cullen.
u. a. McMillcn, representing school
furniture concern, has returned 10 the
Continental.
Miss Lilly Snyder len this morning for
New York, where she will take mp a
course Of musical study.
Tho Temploton liz entertaining tho fol
lowing boot and shoe mon. Harry Co
burn, w. q. John on, J, H. Stevens
George Young, Frank Ward, George H.,
White and J. L. johnson.
otto Statmann, formerly tho chief en-
gineor of the Anaconda mines, Is az tho
Tomploton with his family. He will ro-
main IN this city TOW days before going
Ia Durango. Colo, 10 take charge OF u
large mine thore.
The Knutsford il entertaining; J.Wes-
Icy Hill. Ogden; +, &. Brown, Chicago;
T.. f. MerrimHn, Iioston; James $. Poller
and wife. New haucn, Conn; Harry ;.
Morris, Now York; Miss II. Carbon.
Clinton, Ia, Sir Muroion fruw1n, Eng
land; W. N. Watson, Milwaukee; l.. a.
a. Hoffman, Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
BUGGY ACCIDENT.
as woods OF the Tenth Ward Hurt,
Hut Not Seriously.

Ma Woods, wife Of one Of the
bishops councillors Of the Tenth ward
anu who rtsidsb on Fifth South be.
"een Eighth aud Ninth Last, met
WIN an unfortunate accident about
'ufee O'Clock yesterday afternoon. She
haibeen to tho city cemetery TO vlsit
hsF sons grave, and was returning
"ui'' III a huggy, accompanied by her
TTAnoton, boy OF II, named Willie
Auuee' On coming down n root
Gne VI 'he shafts oil the vehicle sn tpppd
"oi whereupon the horse boiled.
ats' Woods was pltohed into
Ssa, uilch, alightlng upon her
- anu her grandson, who
'ea uiiving, followed moment
ls,NhFds, The lady was stunned,
hwy hwy soon recovered consciousness; the
49, though greatly frightened, es-
49, with an UNPLEASANT nhakinp.
ne'Al PERSONS who were near nj the
md u 'enuered all the help they could,
NJ messenger was despatched foi
lor, woods. His vito was taken
und ~ aconveyanco, md afterwards
i9t Dr. Ewing, who found that
Ve,a yuiles sustained by Mr.. Woods
Isrs nut t'rous, and gave hone Of
tlnnITely recovery. The horse con.
H ,nl.l IN liz runaway cnutse ntter he
ceed,n, olt was caught before pro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

A SNAIL ~ woopRUrF, THE GUAR.
IA dinn OF The pcrsrn unt estate ~ AurA
hau q Nucifed u aud Mar A, WO0dfur,
mitOfs, having fled his petition herein,
dnly verified. praying for .nn ofdcr " sole
~ Huu ni the "Ual estate n sHii minors
Tor the TurpOsgt therein fHt tuUh. u BE-
hereby ordered thht the next OF No u tle
wards and all pHrsous Interested in Vie estate
uf said minpfs, appear briut" TIE said frulN'H
court, on Tuesday, tbolth day.ot Orin1Cu =,
ll % O'Clock la the forenoon ui SAID day, NJ ihu
Court Room ~ said Probate ourt,rt tuu Ouun.
" Court House, m tho city and county u salt
Lake, ltgh Territory. 20 show cause Why au
order should not o. granted to the sall guar
dian, 10 fgll Hu much nf the real estate ui
tho snid minors 40 private sslo a. shall Do
necessary, and that a copy ~ this orsrr pc
pubished NJ leasi fnfcs successive week IA the
DrNLuLr tYENfNO NEWS. n reWHpapyr print.
ed and published m said city and county.
Dated sept, lOt1, lrf.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
NOTICE

once OF the Pacific Lumber and Building Co..
sugar House, salt Lake County, Utah.
NorluE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
N upon the following described storE, on
account Of hssessment levied on tia .2nd DAY
Of July, a, d. 1892, the several amounts SCI Oh,
ere, as follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
A NATIONAL soNa.
why n T. That the united States a.
without National Anthem.

why ~ u AhAt tuf NuAtfu NiAtfh
without n National Anthem.
One of the commonest of pro.
verbal expressions assumes that
song IS the Ceeapcst of all
things; yet the richest country ON
earth is without u national song
Thirty years ago 1t offered 5000 for
ono; but the song was not forthcom-
ing, though the condition Of affairs
in our country seemed calculated to
call forth all the lyric energy that
amy poet possessed. And indeed a
few line poems were produced, but
no song that fairly claimed the prize.
We have the Star Spanglcd Ban.
ner,' and sometimes we sing it and
makes ourselves think we are enthu.
siasiic, but the lcast critical of rs
feels that IL is too clumsy 20 loo a
good song or a good poem, and sus
poet 1t has fault even moro radical
than IL uucouth rhythm. Il is not
good art TO make picture of II pic
turc or TO symbolic q symbol To
illustrate this hold up side by sido u
photograph from an o painting and
one from life.
Though the America flag is TO our
eyes the most bogut full Of all ono
can find in n forest Of shipping in
any great seaport, ind though u
represents the finest country and the
most progressive people ON oarth,
aud though your heart sometimes
cones 10 your throat when you think
what has been achieved under II,
ttill it is only picture aud . symbol.
No star spangled rhymes or allcgur-
ical representations ut freedom tear.
ing the sky into strips of bunting
will over make an effective aud en-
during national song. When the
song arrives we shall find that IL
somehow deals directly with tho ma
tional power and destiny, not with
any conventional symbol or picture
Of IT,
Yankee Doodle has its uses as u
Ahii't ifAN nv WblN7 NlllN tth NV Ahi
gerel have ever been set to it, and It
is doubtful If any can be samuel
Francis Smith wrote a respectable
hymn beginning My Country, IT'S
Of Thee But its candidacy for the
place of national song is killed at the
outset by the fact that it is set TO the
tune of nnothornations hymn, Then,
too how should we ask some millions
of our citizens to sing Land whore
my fathersdied, "whon they left their
fathers bones in various parts Of
Europe or how expect much accent
on Land of the pilgrims prido'
from the throsts of those who take
no pride in the pilgrimsl-R ossiter
Johnson in st. Nicholas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

Ard IN accordance with law and tho order OF
the Hoard OF DTectors, rnsde on me a2nd ~
july, a, ID. lhas, 80 many shArea OF each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary viii 10 sold
~ TIE oihee % the lAcinc Lumber ana Building
Co, sugar House, snlt Lake snnty. Uinh. on
tho 10TH Of soniqmher. a. ID ,lsQ2, nj ? O'Clock
Y No., To pay delinquent hssosemnnt thereon,
tog, thef win tho oost " Advertising and eX'
ponfesol the sale,
h. M. LYMAN. Jr., Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court. IN and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
In tho matter Of tho Estate Of Dayi. Love,
deceased.

No1fCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TUAT
~ Isaac NJ. Wnddcl executor N tho last,
WI. ami testament 'uf David Love, decrease
Las rendered for settlement and sled IN said
court MS hhsl account u hta administration oi
taid estate, and politiun f0T final uftnhution NJ
the residue OF tAid Vfthto Among tho person.
onuted hefctoi aud that Thur day, the ~ q
DAY OF september, A,n.isFl az 10 O'Clock a.m,, n
TIE Court Room Of taid Court. In the Couf "
Court House, salt Lake CITY and County, uthh
Territory has ueen duly appointed b. the judge
OF shid court for the settlement 81 raid az.
count, and nearing said petition for dis
trtuuon, atwhich time aud place any pVtson
intcrtsted In snid estate may appear ana show
cause, II any there b., why salt account should
not be seiled anu hpp owed and mai diftrihu
ZION made A. prayed tor
Dated August 0lth, Ire.
C.E. ALLEN,
tlork Of the Probate Court
CAutTrS DHoNSE, Ji,., Deputy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the probsto Court ln and FOR Salt Lsko
County. Territory Of Utah

IN the Probate Court ln ami Tor Salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah
In the matter VI tho Estlio o. Sarah Hardy.
ftccafnd.
NoIiCE "a HEREBY GIVEN TnAr
- tuIfge 4 Nlacombc, Sen executor of
inc Usutv 81 SARAH Hardy deceased, has
rendered f0f settlement. aud dlpd 90 said
Court, d. fnAl aer1uat ~ hlH AiAIIulHtrhtlHn
VI aaif estate aud ucuuon for nna| Distribution
~ thc residue ~ sud estate among tho persons
entitled thereto. and that fhuffiHy, the ON
cay oibctucr, -, 10, ~ ln O'Clock o.. en-, 1t
We Court Room Of sud Culft. iu tho County
Cont ll0usc, salf Lake CITY aud County, Utah
Territory, has been duly hppointe1 b. too
judge " Hud Court Tor Nc scttiGncntuf said
account aud hearing HAid pHtiiion Tor tittfitu
uln, gt which pmp aud place any person inter.
CHfCd IN enid estate NAV appear ant show
cnuee, u Any thcro be-, why said account should
not be anttluf and approve. and hnal distrlbu.
ton made o. prayed Tor.
Dated sept o., ltdl
&. r. ALLEN,
Clerk Of tho Probate Court
Ivy CAusTES UHuwNE, in Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
LEGAL NOTICE.


At'fNNANs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Henry Cuulam, administrator u tho CO..
for settlement, and MED m said court, hit final
account OF his admlniatrAiiOu 0f sAii estate
ana uctu1n for hnnl distribution % tie fefidua
Of sLil NniAig among tie utftunH cHuuci moro
To- ana that Ihura1ay. the esnd dny ~ stptrius
Ter, a d. lR,at d. u'rlOcN am, tt The truri
Hoom Of sNd Court, intno County Court House,
selt akc tty aud County, ttnh Territory. hAs
been duly appointed by the judy Of shid
Court for TIE Cttomtnt Of said account aui
hearing SAID petition for dilirituuOn, NJ which
time and place nny rurton interested in sad
estate mhy appear and show cause, n any
there he, why said sccaunt should not be set
uo4 and approved and final distribution made
~ prayed Tor.
Dated August 80, l'91 C.E ALLEN,
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
by tAUsTfS BnowSK, Jn.. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

Il MI i T. % Simpson Of Chicago, sister
aifioe 49, y; w. lliller Of tho city assessors
,isi.lh@ tl IN the city yesterday after
Rnlgbt. ,rtlonas la Douver since tno
neF,,.'',ea', 'plar conolavc. Miss Simp-
s.lmi,g,g, 70 lomaln fow weeks before
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

seleucus Nicator, the king of Syria,
used to drive a four ia hand team Of
tame tigers, and the Nabob of Dude
had pet sho tiger that often was
taken along ON his journeys, and had
been taught TO mount an elephant
without making 1850 Of her formida-
lie claws, SAN francisco Chronicle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

HIsToRy or THE HAMMOCK STAKE
The History OF tho Bnnnock Stake,
compiled by Andrew Jensen, nnd
published In the DEsERRT WEEKLY,
has been Issued In rsmnhlet form, and
can now be- hhd ut the DISCREET NEWS
oniee al 70 cents per copy.
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BACK VOLUMES
or Tus-
DESEEET WEEKLY.

The siIth volume Of the DEsERET
WEEKLY IN the present form IL
now bound. A limited number Of
copies OF those six volumes csn he oh.
tsined al tho DrsEHrr NEws onice,
Salt Lake City, In bound form ~ 500
per volume. II is the bost history u
current events to DO obtained. and by
far tho cheapest, aud tho time Ia nos
hr distant when they will he eagerly
sought after by students Of history,
snNious 10 be informed " the stirring
evonts which have trAnspired within
the paHi three ycars--,ho moet interest.
inr period OF the history Of tho Lat
tcr.day saints. Every person who
can ada II should secure these
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for future roiercnc-, and especially
should they be- obtained for every
SUNDAY school, Improvement As,o-
eiatIon and Ward library. Apply
early N mako suro % getting thsHL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

In the matter OF The Estate and Guardianship
OF Abfahan o Winlpfrcd ti and May
A. Wno0run, Minors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15
Observation-Disclosures

IS s:. $: K
II ~ 800 500 Suits
GOODS. !: !: S: 4 70, wa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-15

In the Probate Court e tho County Of salt
Lake. Territory of Utah
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-12

Jasper Town Bosrd ought "a
adopt IN ordinance establishing fire lin
ifs. and prescribing the kinds OF build
iugs which should not Be permitted 10
be erected in the business part Of town.
Otherwise there 10 imminent danger
thst fre starting in some % the frame
houses would cause irretrievsbIe Ioss.
Besides, fhst class Of buildings csus~s :
constsns higher rate Of insurance 70 ~
contiguous property II would b better
70 adopt such IN ordinance nov, white
no persoDsl feeling exists ia regard 70 IL.
Than TO wait until fire may have 90 In
jured some persons that they wont teeI
able to pus up better cIass ri buiidinxs.
and they would have the misssken svm-
pashy Of come % their nrighbsrs AN
other stable upon IN already crowded
square Of exclusively frame building
this week. y IN sdmoniiinn Of the mecca
sity for such an ordinance. and its en-
forcement. when any house Ia shss
square burns. I'll the rest ere Iikslv 10. "
Il does not extead across the streets 4"
osher houses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-12

Our little town y quiet. - The cough
caused BY the u grippe his about
ceased.
A number Of our folks went 20 Sim.
mons' Chapel last Sundsv 20 attend The
funeral Of Dr.. Geo Walker. or EiIs.
worth. wh. died last Saturday morning.
Ths deeess~d served In me - y Rsgil
Ini I'm ~ 'h- lac ~sr His ssrsi',
w-rssre y closed. snt he NJ. 2 ne where
The cIsmor Of war will not disturb his
sleep.
Married last Sunday. st The brides
home. Mr. Andrew J Cave. of Ireland,
and Ollie Clark. OF CrvsisI. bv Rev w.
Cox W. wish the hsppv couple smooth
selling through the sea 81 life
Another fox drive will take place the
9Th ~ This month between Hillhsm aud
X elIersvilIe Every body invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-12

A d Illustrators sale Of Real e.
tate.
NOTICE Il hereby given that hy yir-
~ tue 81 an order OF the Dubois Circuit
Court, the undersigned. Administrator
~ the estate OF Henry Enthofen. de-.
ressed. will offer for sale 81 public suc-
ton, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 6TH. 1892.
the following described real estate. siiu.
Ste IN the county Of Dubois, and State Of
Indiana, to- wit:
Sub-Iots Nos. one ~. two ~ and
three Is, OF lot M. twrntv-s even 1871:
also, sub-Iots Nos. four f4l and five 81
~ lot No. twenty-eight t26 I: and sub.
lots Nos. elk t6i. seven ri snd eight i6I
~ lot No. twenty.nine 1891. 10 Rev.
Maurice de ST. Palsis 4sh addition 20 thu
town OF Jaaper. IN The county OF Dubois
Said lots Nos. "a, % and 20 having been
20 sub.divided, and plat Of such divis-
ion called ''Enthofsn's Subdivision Of
L0ts," having been made and app. owed,
By order Of the said Dubois Circuit,
Court. and duly recorded In the ONCE Of
The Recorder Of Dubois county.
TERxs ov SALE -One-third cash the
residue IN equal payments Of nine and
eighteen months, with notes bearing Elk
per cent. interest from date OF sale.
waving benefit ~ spprAisenent. and se-
cured By good freehold sureties.
Sale 10 begin - 3 O'Clock. q m.
CHARLEs SoLiGA. Admr.
BauNo BUErrNER, Ar'y.
Feb 5, 90 49,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-12

Tho grippe has about disappeared
from our midst.
NJ. Kie6ner. Frank Nickol and grand.
me- Walt are on the mend, but very
slow.
We had court Ct Haysville before our
ION. J r and then { wedding folio ed
mitators Of Mr.. Blaine, secretary Of the
u. ).
Brettie G win. % Martin Co.. wss over
visiting II Mr.. Hopes last sunday.
did YOU ever hear . preacher swear
This one did be sent Alex Abel word,
that he i = damned liar. Well, Alex
osgives him, because he don't know any
netser, 40 II was veil demonstrated q
Charlie Weisbsugh's funeral. when be
'urmsd on HE heel and LETT the cemeter,
before the ceremonies we're over, ex.
pecsing his congregation 10 follow his
xsmple. But no. they showed they bad
~"ne manners, or ~ least some respect
80 The last kind oct that could be sho va
% The deceased and bic friends. would
advise him 10 gst como good books on
etiquette and ''post up" Please re-resd
what The spy" ssid in the CoURTER iva
weeks ago; you badly miscons.rus the
sngusge.
I've been list'ning TO hear OF "Tbe
spy" being hung or whiie-capped; but
remember. the Editor equip, his corre-
tDndenss tor war. have three brigs.
~" msn-0'-wars. and one monitor, ~
tame, just below The Buck
>hosls silver mine. besides the land
forces - nv command st any moment
With best wishes 10 one and oil am
The SsY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-12

No healthy person need fear any danger
Gus consequences from an attack Of Ia grippe
il properly treated. 1t is much the same as
= severe cod and requires precisely the same
treatment. Remain quietly at home and
take Chsmberlain's cough remedy rs direct
"a for severe cold, AMI = prompt and COM
plete recovery il sure to follow This rem
edv also counterscts any tendency Of -
grippe 20 result in pneumonia Among the
many thousands Who have used it during the
epidemics Of the past two years We have yet
70 learn Of = single case that has not recov-
cred o. that has resu ted in pneumonia p
and 50 cent bottles for sale BY J. P. Salb,
Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-12

NJ O. " Reed, proprietor Of the Hoe
Delione. Omaha. one o. the finest, rev and
modern hotels IA the west says Of Chamber
lam cough remedy We have used il in
our fams \ for years with the most - .;sfsc-
tory result. especially for our children. for
CO d and Group II can Be depended upon;
besides il IL pleasant 20 take and seems to be
free firm chIoroform and the oily substA, ces
put into many cough mixtures q cent, SO
cent and 81 bottles for = 9 BY J. Z. SsIb
Druggist