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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19
He Was Acquitted

By competent clothing judges when the
verdict was announced that he had not
stolen the Overcoat that he paid $500 for
to j. JOHNSON &c Son,
No. So Church St,
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VIM. NEELY a. co.
NEW HAvxs. Saturday. Nov. 10, isaa.
Wsaths, To-Day---Fafr.
TELEPHONE
No. SIS.

To-day Saturday you'll
look in vain for Mems Under
wear at 75c. The why is easy.
IT HAS ALL BEEN THROWN
ON THE COUNTER AT HALF A
DOLLAR
Quite few dollar garments
in the same lot. Camels hair,
brown and natural.
Fast black Hermsdorf dye
embroidered half hose, dots
and stripes, 25c pair, were soc.
See those blue percale shirts
that hang above the counter.
The very pick of style-fne
lines of pale or dark blue,
some hair lines, others the
thickness of a pin.
They were $3.50 each.
Your pick of the left,overs
mot all sizes, but yours. may
be- at $I.oo.
| Main Entrance
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Another Ladies' Bicycle Club.
Some of tho members of the former
Ladies' Cycle club met this week to organ
ize another club and elect officers. The
members are Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Ford,
Mrs. Wolcott, Miss Bowden, Miss Lee and
Miss Meachim.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

City Engineer Colin M. Ingersoll, jr.,
yesterday afternoon received his appoint
ment from Governor Morgan g. Buckley
as q member of the board of harbor COM
mtssioners to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Professor Trowbridge, late Of
Columbia college. The official notice of
the appointment was received at exactly
4:40 D. m.
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Reilly,s
TerPsfchorean
Art school
of Dancing


of Dancing
and Department..
Mr.. P. Harvard Reilly, master of dano-
ing, takes pleasure in announcing that he
will give-the first lesson of his regular
school term in New Haven Tuesday, 90.
tober II, at Veru hall, Orange street.
Glasses meet at 4:30 p. m. For further
particulars apply at the hall Tuesdays and
Thursdays, between and p. m. OF ii
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The Chapel street window
looks dainty, doesn't it

One thing you may be sure
of, that anything found on the
center counter is worth more
than the marked price.
Just now it is piled high with
all wool dress goods at size.
Worth your while to look
them over.
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Personal JOtt1nsa.

Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Murphy and daugh-
ter of this city visited Mrs. John Murphy
in Thompsonville this week.
The Rev. Sanford J. Horton, D. D., of
Cheshire spent part of the day Thursday
in NeWington with old friends there.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

Ask to see our ladies' So boots; they are
made in every style.
D. w. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

In Clay Worsted Cutaway suit, for
which he paid the small sum of $500 to
j. JOHNSON & Son,
mis- 3t No. IS Church st.
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They Don't Rush to Respond.

Yesterdays Hartford Courant remarks:
Thirty-seven people, out of the 10000
more or less who call Hartford home,
have subscribed toward the contagious
ward fund. Is it possible that only one
in 800 cares anything about this matters
Why, it is of vital Importance to everyone
of us
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19
A Game of Leap Fro.

Can be played without your pants rip.
ping if you buy them at So so or more of
j. JOHNSON & Son,
No. So Church st,
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Said the mechanic when he passed on,
window and saw that all wool suit marked
$3.50, worth $1,000.
]. JOHNSON & Son, s5 Church st.
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Opening of the Kfrmess.

The seventh annual kirmess given by the
st. Patrick's Ladies' Aid society for the
benefit of the poor of New Haven, and
especially of St. Patrick's parish, was
opened at the Second Regiment armory
last evening in the presence of large
audience. A very interesting program was
rendered. There will be voting for the
most popular young lady, the prize being
gold watch, and for the most popular
undertaken, for candelabra. Great inter
est is being taken in the voting. The kir-
mess will continue this afternoon and
evening and Monday evening.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

These are the names of the leading pi-
amos In the world. Get one of these and
you will be happy for life. O. NJ. Loomis'
Sons, 1888 Chapel street. mis- 3t
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For Dancing School.

We have something very nobby for
misses and children's wear in a patent
leather tie.
DIV. CoseRovE & Co.
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POLITICAL.

Republican Ward Meetings Called.
Sixth ward; at Mayor, Strouse & Co.'s, No. &C
Court street, at 7:45 on Friday, November IS.
I. M. ULLMAN, Chairman.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19
Tho Voice of the People

Tho Voice OF the People
Says the boys Belmont shoes have no equal.
They are to be found only at
CosGRovE's.
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Chickering, HaInes, Rmerson.

Plenty of wet weather and plenty of
rubbers for wet weather
nit 3t D. w. CosGRovE & Co.
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Christmas and wedding gifts 90 per cent.
less than elsewhere. Si1verthaus'.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

new morning paper to be called the Tribune
Is to be started in Cincinnati with a capital of
$2OO0OO. Albert Lawson will be managing edi-
tor. The paper will be republican
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

Chronic coughers are stupid bores and
should be forced to use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the only infalible remedy.
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WEATHER. RECORD.
IHDIoATIoH6 EoA TODAY.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
nzKIHA

AGRICULTURAL OxfXKTHEN1,
OYYIcB OF THE CHIKY
Or TIE WEATHER BUREAU.
WAsHINeroN,D. G., p. En-. Nov. 18, 1892.
For Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont: Rain,
followed by fair in New Hampshire and Yer
mont; q cold wave, southerly gales becoming
westerly.
For Connecticut: Generally fair, preceded by
showers on tho Massachusetts, coast, westerly
gales, a cold wave, fair Sunday.
local weather Report.
FOR NOVEMBER Is, 1892.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

HYPERION.
Denman Thompson and his entire original CON
pany will appear on November % "a with a spec
ial matinee on Thanksgiving day commencing a
3p. m. 1t has been a number of years sine
Denman Thompson has appeared In this city
and he will no doubt be greeted with very Iarg
audiences. The sale of seats opens Monday
"Modjeska," supported by Obs Skinner ant
her own company OF players will present "Mac
Lew Dockstader and his big minstrel show will
pc the attraction Saturday afternoon and even
ing, November &c.
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Augustus Melville and his company will pre-
sent his new play, 1.-THE Cannon Ball Express,
this afternoon and evening. Matinee prices 10
~ and 30 cents. An exchange says: ''The explo
sion scene and the flight of "The Cannon Bal
Express" with its mail catcher, brought down
the mouse; and the songs and dances here and
there throughout the four acts were pleasing in
terpolationS."
The City Club Spectacular Farce Comedy com
pany VIII be the attraction the first three nights
or next week with a matinee on Wednesday.
On Thanksgiving day Mr.. Edwin F. Mayo will
appear, afternoon and evening. Matinee at
p. m.
NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
Miss Carrie Louis closes her engagement at
the New Haven Opera house with the perform
ance to night Of "Dad's Girl Miss Louis has
become great favorite with this house and
the weeks engagement has proven an artistic
and financial success
On Monday next Manager Smith offers Reist
baleui g great railroad play, 1.-THE Midnight
Speclal, with Its wealth of scenic and mechan-
attraction.
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Special Nntirrs.
GiganticBalgailS
AT THE
"HUB" CLOTHING HOUSE.
Tai'or-Made Suits and 0vsIcaats
That will equal the finest custom work, fol-
Less Than Half the Prices
HharYaI hr-T at1nra

The special feature of this weeks sale
will be the Tailor-M Suits which we
offer at $40, s12, s15, SIS and $50. They
embrace all the styles in Sacks, Getaways,
Double Breasted and Prince Alberts, made
in correct form and surpass most custom
clothes. They are the kind of Suits on
which we have made a reputation.
You may be assured that if you pay us
$40, s12, SIS, SIS or $50 for Winter
overcoat, you'll be sure to get foil value
for your money.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

Do you find it hard to get
extra weight undergarments ?
It's easy if you go to the right
place-the big store.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19
PLENTY OF CANDIDATES,

Candidates for appointments on the
board of county commissioners for New
Haven county are numerous. Among
them are ex-Town Agent Reynolds, Walter
Leigh, also an active young democratic
worker, Ransom Chatfeld of Bethany, rep
resentative from that town to the legisla
ture, DR.. T. J. O'Sullivan of Birmingham,
and ex-Postmsster John L. Lindley Of An
sonia. Messrs. Bnrleigh and Durham, the
two commissioners whose terms will ex-
pire and whose successors will be appointed
by Governor Morris, are willing to con-
tinue in their places.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

Skirts, yards wide, up to 40 inch waist, 69c.
Tucked Ruffie, up 20 30 inch waist, CSC
Embroidered Ruifie, up to 80 inch wsist, 81 &C.
Drawers with tucks, up to IS inch band, sc.
Embroidered Ruffle, up to IS inch band, Sc.
Gowns, tucked front, up to 50 inch bust, &c.
Embroidered front, MP 20 50 inch bust, $i-2S.
Near ELEVATOR
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

Mean Temperature. IS.
Max. temp, 81 min. temp. 81,
Precipitation, .21 inch
Max. velocity of wind, 34-SW.
Total excess or deficiency OF temperature since
January /, S36 degrees. :
Total excess or deficiency of appropriation since
Jan. !, -9.44 in.
81. ]. COX, Observer.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

Note.--:A minus sign II preAxed to thermom-
eter readings indicates temperature below zero
CIV in connection with rainfall indicates
trace Of precipitation too small to measure.
sSnow Is melted and resulting depth OF water
not known.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-19

Got hot water bag ? There's
nothing like them for allaying
pain-beat all the liniments in
the world. Break up a cold or
stand off an attack of pneu-
monia nine times out of ten.
Have one ready for the
grlppe-they won't be any
cheaper if you wait till you
need one, in a hurry and have
to pay the drug stores price
for it.
Twoquart Goodyear Hot Water Bags, to-day
only, soc each.
Temple Street Entrance.
Imitation water colors, 20 by
20, Florentine frame, gold and
white, to-day only, SI.Io.
Center Street Entrance.
How about Thanksgiving
Tr11Irar Gl,1e,-.a
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Call for Meeting Of the Democratic
County Committee.

The members Of the Dubois Comfy
Democratic Central Committee are no
titled 10 meet At the Court House In JAS
per. on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1892.
Al o'clock. p m. for the purpose Of
fixing = time and place for holding
County Conventions to appoint delegates
% the Stat Convention on April 3ls'.
aud Ia The vasinns Dissric, Conventions
vet 10 he called and 10 re organize the
County Central Committee for The next
TWO yesr-. aud for ne purpose Of deter
ming when. where snd on what system
County Nominating. Convention snsl'
be held. and for ,ranssciing any o'ne'
business which may properly come o.
fore the Committee.
An Democrats who are interested ar'
invited 70 meet with the Committee fo'
consultation.
W.. r. Cox. Chairman.
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ny yisrne OF : certified cnpy Of de-
Id cree 10 me directed from the Clerk
of the Dubois Circuit. in . csuse where
IN Jacob Neukam - plaintiff. and Lnuis
W,rsior il defendant. requiring me 10
make ne .um II six Hundred and Sixty
Five Dollars shi Fifteen Cent?. With m
serees on said decree and costs, VII
expose Il public sale. 10 the highest bid
der. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1894
b. = IN the hours o. 10 o'clock. = N.
snd Z n'-lock. o. m.. OF said day. at the
dnor 81 the Court House. 10 the town Of
ls.per. Dubois county, yndisns. the
rrn,. and prof for term not exceed
ing seven wars. the following real e.
tate. T. sit:
part 81 = e north-wess quarter Of me
..ntb r-.t quarter ~ -ersion No iwenty'
~ 25,. t.wnship No me ~ north
s~nxe n. i've 90 we-t. more psrs'cu
llu,x dr-rrir-d - follows. VIZ: Com
mercI.v ~ I point three rods and seven
80, INK east Of : atone in the cen'el
l.s Al Ssn street. On the ssst line Of IN
I.sogn ~ Ha,.viiie. thence south clever
r.a- aud twenty swo Links. thence ess
four rois shsncs north eleven rods en-
l,w-ps two links. Thence wet four rod
Ia ~ plsce - ~ ginning. contsI"s"g 81
100 =, IN scse mare ~ less. -ifuste y
n I,ut,oi. c..unt tn.iisns.
n n -urn r-ns- aud ps"fi's wilI not eel
'lsos . sufficient sum 30 sssisfy ID de
ler-. inr-ss-s sDi costs. l wiiI, II IN
same ,im~ snd pisc~. rxp"s~ 70 puo''
81. ne ~ .impIe 81 said real estate, Q
% uach sheseos - NAV he sumcient Y
ls,-~s,sss~ sid decree. ins~r~~s s"d cool
sid ssle wiii ~ m-he wtthous an
ls.li~s whss~ver from valuation or ~
n pseis~msDs isss-
ALBgKr n TRAYLoR.
Il Sheriff Dubois county.
\ Tvs,Im & hunter. Attyb
i Fss s. iss2-ss, tp.f sio)
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Hit NOR CLEvE'
LAND"


10 says S0O040I v38@e - -
IN = Letter % Dcnver.
SrRlxcrirLp. Mo-. Feb 9.-Senesor
Ves,. IN : letter which b. forwasded g.
the Grrystone Banquet. which wse ne'o
lsst night Il Denver. Colo. said sns'
Cleveland could not Be nominated % -
ana thai Hill should not b. That y she
candidate came from New York. Flo ser
vac the man In the courss 81 the iet'
Ter the senator says: The nomination
OF t.ievelsnd Is. IN nv opinion, 'mpo.'
sibie, the party msnagers N New o.:
have determined that he shall MT, ana
know enough Of them sni o. c'nven'
|sions 10 be cerisin hat they gill achieve
their purpose New York II necessary
to the success Of the party. u Mil
nominated he will be defeated F'owe'
Ii. the strongest candidate. but ! believe
that II New York persisis 10 forcini
Hill upon the party the candidate shou'.
come from thu West Ny personal pre-!
erence would be w. r. Morrison. o. ~
nois. but Palmer. Carlisle. GRAY OF ss"'s
could command the full Democr.''
n vote.
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The following persons are MEMBER Of
the Committee
Columbia-Aaro Moore.
Harrison Geo. W. Abel.
Boone William McHsrris.
Madison William It Young.
Bainhridge--Jns r. Friedman.
Marion Ben. Gehihausen.
Hall-A Hessemer.
SBirdseye--J. z McFall
'f"esSo" >Schnellville--D ; Pruitt.
Jackson--Adam Bonifer.
,Hnntingburg--J. n. Behrens
fa'oAs iDuff--M ID. Lemond.
SHolland--H. J. Never.
S 81. Henry--H. Hoffman.
Ferdinsnd--H Hoppenjsns.
Where any ofthe above members have
moved from their localities. or have
failed in their allegiance TO the Demo
cratic party, or have died, il Is recon
mended that the Democrats OF the town
ship get together and select Others Il
their stead.
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NOTtrE ;. h@seas giv~a \" 81 ern-
~ c-ssed ms ~ 'rs.s % hssbs ~
min.s ann. Andres Kr~u. 90 nv &C.
count . I wsi pss M mose debss u h.
contracting. an willing % ~ right
BY hin hut gill sursiSb 81 necesaaries
nv s~It. Aiso. - ssiosn k~ep~ss. and
others. srr n.si6e.i kes~bv. not % ell ~
Give HIN s.y liQusr - o. V ; minor.
snd I Wui pro~rrUs- I'll siolss.r~ ~ snis
notice. HKxsr ksArr.
Feb. ~. '92-3t
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I'm buying cough medicine for chill
dren.~ SAYS Il A. Walker, : prominent
druggist q ogden. Utah, ..never b afraid 70
buS ChAmberlsin< cough remedy There =
no danger from il and relief i always s1re
20 follow Particuisriy recon- mend IN an
|berlain because have found u 70 be sale
and reliable IS and 50 cent bottles Tor sale
nv 4. p. Sab. Druggist
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Admi nistrAtOr's Sale Of Personal
Property.
N,OTICE IL hereby given that the IN
~ dersisned Administrator Of The -.
tate OF Ross Kuebler. deceased. viii cell
II public auction 1t the late residence o.
s.id Rosa KuebIer and Charles kueoier
on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY q, 1892
I'll tho personsl property Of said Ross
KnebIer. deceased. consisting Of house
hold and kitchen furniture, bed and bed
diuy. stoves. tables. chairs, carpet:
wardrobe. clock, dishes, knives and
forks. wheeIbsrrow. old piowe. and
msns other arsicIes not mentioned.
TEaxs OF SALE. Sums Of 81 ana m
! der. cash. Sums over IS. . credit Of 81
months will b given, purchaser e'vint
note With s per cent. interest, witnou
relief. and with surety to the Admins
TRAITORS approval.
I Sale 10 begin ~ / o'clock. r. -.
L JoHw a STESFTESAGLE. Admir-.
4 TRAYLoR 3 HuNrEa, Attyt-
y Fen 5. 92-3s-
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NOTlCE j. hereby gwen thar 'hs u.
~ dsssigned hss b~eu. ny the CIssk -
she Dubois Circuit Court. appointed Ad-
mini>sraior 81 the estat> o. NsvssrS'
H-gic. late OF DUb"is ~on0is. IndisE-
d-c-sssd. Said ~<f>ts u -urp"-si q. =,
solvens. GE"EsE Nix a tm'r
TssvInr 4 Hunter ATTORNEYS
Feb. ~ ie93-3S
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~ The cali Of Chairman Cox fos :
meeting Of thu Democratic Coassy C"sn-
mittee. In another column. should -
suit in general consultation o. Demn-
Gratis In each precinct wiih ih~ir Com
misteemsn. that the COMMITTEE msv -
able 20 know and conform 10 The wishe-
n the people o the time and kind a
Conventions 10 b~ held.
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NOTICE l. hereby given thss The NM
~ dersigned hss been. ~ ~ CIsrk ~
the Dnbsis Circuit Court. appointed
AdmiDiurafos. o. The e-sste o. J.c. b
Burger. st.. iass o. Duh"is coUnss. Indi-
ana. deceased Ssid estate 10 sntvenf
WILLIAM BUEssK. Afm'r
TRAYLnR q HUSTER Asts's
F-b IL 02-3w
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D,rD.--Dr George w. Walker. oae o.
ihe hest known cisiz-ns Of Ellsworth. II
II al town hip. died last week. IL sas
a. ola veteran colder. and : member ~
The q. A n. ssd wss buried With the
honors OF var.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-02-12

II lots. 1851. there were discovered =
ne ancient city Of rhebes. the nun
mica OF Exsps's mighsiess fhS.son :
among them that 81 k<meses me 0'e'
There sere also fousd seals, coins. -is'n
estes preserved TODD. aud iew ross 2.
pspyrus some 81 the latter neing o. s'ss'
value. cnrinu>iy bonnd ingetnsr' s""'
not = iih-s sniiux the mould >nd m'ar.
:, e,ss upon them. . easily read -
m vrissen Yesterday. A queer nt'ie
|hook entitled. "A Night With ksmeses
III hss been executed 80 ciever'y. ina
the oxsdized seal. suggestion 81 mould
antique coIorine. and partially deesyeo a
and rxgged-edged pspyrus carry 81 one
"a the mind the possession Of ver''so'e
relic from the dawn 81 CIVILIZATION
n allied 20 sny address on receipt o.
cts. in srsmps. BY J. G. Aver CO. Low
Ell, AHss-
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NrThe Ronshern iadlsns Trsrheva'
Assoc,ation meess ~ Princeton. March
3nfh. 3ist and April 1T. An interesting
program y hsing arranged. and big
lime u assured The teachers.
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A Fox Drive.

HARRISON and CoIumb;S townships,
and III that wish 10 take part. on ths
a7sh OF February. 1891. will make : sox
drive
Lines viii b. drawn - foiiows: Eat
line beginning II Nicholson bridge. on
Pafoka: thence slong the road leading
10 tliIlham 10 widow Nicholson's; thsnce
north 10 the Martin county line: thence
west 10 Geo. Thimline'-; thence -outh
"a John L Nruksm'<: thence east, b,
the way OF The old Tabor place to the
place Of beginning. Flag snd center on
Martin Pfsffrnberger'- farm
Nsrshals -on the north line : Wii'isu
Line. James White and X E Lssh
brook: VEST line : Ckss Collier. PhiIig
Diliy and John Beck; south line r l.
Cnble. John Preuz. Martin PfsG-nherge
and Ben Rascbe; east line Z. e. Bag
geris. Il J. Cave and LLOYD Johnson.
4 The Msrshsls viii appoint Captain
Tor every 10 or Is men along the line
No fox 10 Re killed unless frs ing 20 g.
Through the lines There will b. wir
l.sretched 81 the center. end the drst ma
Rpss inside OF the Wire except the MAJ
lshsls viii get hi heal cracked one.
4 The drive will sfart II 3 . m,
three anvil shoss q knoxville, TO me-
u the Dag q o. No ire ssms. dog
lor uhiskv allowed All game csugf
will Be sold 10 the highest bidder, On
after paving Tor the bills. the balance
20 TO the school funds OF HARRISON On
Columb biz 70 Wrships-
By ORDER on CnNxfTIsE-
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J.h. p wsn.ingsv hiss laid % part
w s.is tsrs adjoining Jasper on The vest
I,ss. Lnss. which wiIl mske = handsome
sd5ision 10 Jasper, aad now oilers Tor
49, II inss = fronting on 9Th street and
II renting on Til street. each With IN
Is-.s alley ~ the rear. The lots eli lay
nigh. one 81 them hes : new houee Of
,,u, rcoms and N sssic. and good Gle.
s~rn F.r p&ssicuIsrs apply ~ The owner
Nv shs UIunsiux nosg rnsd. about : mile
sr..n Jasper. or 70 q Dosne q the Cor.
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