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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29
A MOST EXCELLENT SCHOOL.

Ladies-A Few OF its Many Hiyh
Grade Teachers.
There have been various notices Of
the Mount Carroll Seminary in the
columns of this paper, and we
wish to call attention again to this in>
st'tut'on by copying the words of
Rev. Geo. B. Hutton, Nashville, Neb.:
About five years ago it became
necessary to make choice of a school
for the education of my daughters.
After due consideration decided in
/ favor of Mount Carroll Seminary,
having been familiar with the work
OF the school while pastor in Illinois
for about ten years. In coming to a
decision took into consideration the
age of the school, its record for ex
cellent work, the ability of the faculty,
the healthfulness of the location, the
Christian influence pervading the
school, and the moderate expense.
l an glad to say that it was a wise
decision. l do not see how l could
have made, all things considered,
better selection. As patron of the
Seminary can most heartily recon.
mend it az most desirable school in
every way, for the education of young
women. | can not speak too highly
of Its musical advantages. To parents
who contemplate giving their daugh>
tors the benefit of good school, l
would say you can find no better one
in the West than Mount Carroll Sem
mary"
In addition to the above we would
say that an able faculty will be in
charge this coming year. consisting
OF teachers who make speciality of
the subjects taught by them. Par.
ticuiar attention is given to literature
and history by Prof. Hazzen, and the
departments of Art and Music hold
the high rank of years past. The
Music Department will be under the
sane general supervision as formerly.
Mrs. Hazzen's rare excellence as
teacher of vocal music is too we'll
known to make it necessary to add to
press notices; but Miss rotten, to be
the head teacher of instrumental
music, is stranger to the patrons of
the Conservatory, hence, we intro.
duce by quoting the following:
"Miss Totten proved herself to be
brilliant young pianist. She played
with great deIlcacy and wonderful
power. Her technique is refined, and
expression could hardly be excelled."
Chicago Inter Ocean.
"Mr. Sherwood paid her a very high
and just tribute when he said that she
would some day excel the Madame
Theresa Correno, the greatest woman
pianist in America. . Pittsburg
Press.
"She reads wonderfully we'll, has
clear, full and refined touch, abundant
execution, good expression, more than
ordinary conception. Sherwood has
spoken of her talent for composing
and predicts for her brilliant future"
American Art Journal, N. Y.
"Miss Totten's first public appear
ance VAS with VIM. H. Sherwood.
She afterward went to Europe and
studied with klindervorth and Moz-
kowski. Returning to America. she
resumed her studies with Mr.. Sher-
wood, appearing with him several
times with marked success in Chi
cago."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29

The Complimentary Dance and Supper.
The complimentary ball and supper
to the members of Company + has
been postponed until next Tuesday /,
the I'd of August, as Captain John
and Joe McFadden are expected home
on that day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29

Captain Black was elected judge
and George Holleran clerk of the
election, which will be held in the
Commissioners room Saturday of this
week, from to Z o'clock, p. m.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29
A. 0. u. w. Rates To Salt Lake,

The Union Pacific will give re
duced rate of | and 10th fare for the
round trip, HALEY to Salt Lake and
return, on account of the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge A. O. U. w., in
Salt Lake City, Wednesday, August
II, to Saturday, August 20, inclusive.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29
Dwelling. House anc Contents For Sale.

Being compelled to leave at once,
| hereby offer for sale, without reserve,
my dwelling, house Of nine rooms,
on the southeast corner Of Silver and
Main streets, OF this city; together
with the three lots 3Oxl2O feet; also,
All the household furniture the rein
contained.
This is rare opportunity to secure
bargains, as a cash offer will hardly
be refused. d. p. ROBERTS,.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Smoke Davey's home made Cigars
Kiesel's Kuhn came in yesterd. y,
Another carload Of that Cream oil
oil Beer, the Pabst, just received at the
ALTURAs Com. Co.
The choicest stock of fancy groceries
on Wood River is at
EARHARr's GROCERY.
E. 3. Lennon LETT to day for Idaho
Falls, to assist at the laying of the
corner stone there, to morrow.
Ice cream soda water, at
VAN NEss's DRUG STORE.
Mason's Excelsior Flint Fruit Jars,
oil sizes, at MCLEOD & JACoBs'.
Max Friedman arrived this morning
from Salt Lake City, to spend his
summer vacation with his brothers, S
J. and Emil. and other relatives here.
A carload of the choicest family
flour Just received. 1t will be sold at
bedrock prices.
EARHART's GROCERY.
Pickstone's Washing Crystalline
best in tho world-at
MCLEOD & JACOBS.
Mrs. S. j. Rupert did not arrive
to-day-to the great disappointment
OF host of her old.time friends, who
assembled at the depot to welcome
her. She will doubtless come on to.
morrow's train.
Purdum is now ready to deliver ice
IN any desired quantity, at any place
at any time. Leave orders at S.M.,
Friedman's general merchandise store.
There will be services at St. Charles
on Sunday 3lst inst. Mass at 10
O'Clock a. M. school at 2 p. IN. Lect-
ure and Benediction at 8:l5 p. m.
&. VAN DER DoNCKr.
Hon. George Mills, assemblymau,
came down from Krtchum to day.
Mr' Mills has. it is stated, adopted the
third or fourth party heresy-a fact
that his former political associates
greatly regret, as it undoubtedly i'm,
pairs his hitherto excellent prospects
OF public usefulness.
Ammunition for Duck and Grouse
kinds.
ALrURAs COMMERCIAL Go.
>ome OF the very finest Laundry
ooap' at the lowest living rates, at
Mcleod Il JACOBS.
Owing 70 the railway company's in
so'hty to supply cars, the HALEY
eampling Works is well. buried
!" ore; and it is necessary, in order
70 make room, to wheel or shovel most
u Tue ore two to FIVE times. This
ezra handling put the works to con.
''oeraole unusual expense.
Olives, and sweet or sour Pickles. by
tue bottle or in bulk, at
Mcleod & JACOBS.
". Newsom, the well>known first.
s dentist, can be found at the
~ a"u'a' Hotel, room Is, where he is
hops'e' to do any work known to
nS most advanced dentistry. ANY
~ settler can tell you what he is.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29
We Lead.

On'cago, Union Pacific and
"'""estern Line leads all compe tt.
krn; Snort lines, Quickest time,
I ,O' oepots, solid ves,ibule trains
h'ago' no vexatious delays or
>"ses at the Missouri river.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer is unquestionably the best pre-
sentative Of the tair. 1t is also cura
tive of dandrutf, letter, and all scalp
affections.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29
THE PRECINCT REPUBLICANS.
They Met and Selected q Ticket for
the Primaries.

WV ssnuA sVSe
A well-attended meeting Of the
Republicans of this precinct was held
last evening in the office of the
County Recorder and Auditor, for
the purpose of nominating q ticket to
be voted Tomorrow, at the primary
election to be held to elect delegates
to the County Convention at Ketehum,
Thursday, August 4tb, At II O'Clock
q. H.. to select delegates to the State
Convention to be held at Moscow.
August 18th.
I. A. Starrh and Leon Fuld having
been elected chairman and secretary.
respectively, the following named Re.
publicans we're placed in nomination:
E B Lennon,
John r Thomas,
j S Waters,
Erv Johnson,
James Mcpherson,
! w Garrett,
Leo Cramer,
Art Smith.
S Friedman,
P NJ Bruner,
DR. Brown,
J B Black,
j H Van Ness,
J A Boggs,
CT Selwyn,
Yves Hodgman,
F II Parsors,
J A MaeFarlane,
Fulton Haight,
w I Riley,
S G John,
George Merrill,
George Sawyer,
Ed Angel,
I E Pico,te.
1t baing deemed best not to lay the
Convention open to the charge that it
was Gan office holders convention"
the officials declined.
MIR. Merrill declined because his
legal residence is in Logan county.
Mr.. Selwyn declined because he
could not very we'll we'll get away.
1t was stated, on behalf of Cashier
Parsons, of the bank, that he might
be unable TO leave his business. His
name was, therefore, Withdrawn.
T. E. Picotte had to be in Boise
Monday and Tuesday. and might not
be in the county the day of the Con.
ventlon. Besides, publishing the 10,
cal daily and weekly newspaper, he
that was an important
office, and that one man should not
hold more than one office at time.
A ballot being taken, the following
ticket was selected:
E B Lennon,
John r Thomas,
J S Waters,
S J Friedman,
E1v Johnson,
Art Smith.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29
An TN U 8NQk

An I'm u sudl
Ofer-th the one
that's made by
the proprietorx Of
DR.. Sago's Co
tarrh Remedy.
U nu sual, blu t
m ade in good
faith. It's a re-
ward of $500 for
an incurablo case
of Catarrh. II
Won have ono. tho
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-07-29

.w Blank Proofs of Labor FL
sale at this office.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

Evansville Courier. The American
<ssiem o. Profecsionr will nnf probably
gain msnT advocates since it, operation.
have just been illustrated A. Homestead
The boast Of Mckinley was ,hs, his lar
would make the wages 0t lsborinr men
higher Yet when the products of rhe
Isrnezie mile we're commanding : good
price and there was steady :ismsni gor
them ~ attempt was made 10 resluce fs,e
wages q the employees. An ~Amerirrn
system thst employs assas-in- "a en-
force With Winchester rif ~ ! re.n~,iar
~ wsges when there uss po poss,nI..
excuse for II hardly comments if-esf ~
,ne approval % honest men of nv party.
i-hed.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29
Over the Dark River Resolu-
tion> 81 respect
TIRES PNrozA CorxCrL.
No. 10. ID cfP.
Ireland Ind JDlx IS. leta

Ireland Ind Jolly Is. lSc-y
Where's. The great spirit whose
eye j. pity. and whose heart j. love
sni in whose h4nts hang fhe lives 81
men sni festinr u nations. and 10
whom Al must -nbmissigrly bow. hA-
in hi infinite Ei-icm seen ff 10 re-
move from the f-mp0rars te.res ~
earth. our beloved sister, LurinIa
Green
Sae in her spirit has wandered away
snt = now ascending the cesesria.
trail that leads % that country of spir-
its where al i delightful. happiness
complete.
Degh hs= lifted the veil that hiie-
this sweet abode. and she me entered
Thus sxain re are reminded that life Il
but span. II i - brief - : fading
flower. aud that pride. pomp. wealth.
aud poverty are alike victims 10 the iron
tooth OF time
Tne canoe On the river ofiife never
returns
Then nav We. ike our sister. when
We must drop from onr nerveless xrs.n
the tom aha : I 81 life. cling more frmf,
70 that hand that will lead ns SAFELY
srro-s the dsrk river that fozs Il the
foot Of the hill Of life.
That river that rran must cross hrs
once. will lead " 20 thar celestial wig
wan where the conncil Of love AMI glory
burns forever in Righteousness.
And ghereas: The angel or death
hss visited the home Of brother 4. III
Green and borne susy the spirit or his
beloved wife.
RESOLVED That IA the death of Sf--
Ter Green. her husband has lost : noble
xife. and our council . faithful and e.
dcient member. fhst while we mourn
the loss Der husband. friends. and our
order has sustained BY her death. lei 3.
cherish her memory. initiate her vir,re.
and profit BY this affecting dispensstion
Of the great spirit.
REsoLyED That we tender 10 RI.
heresved. our fenderest synpsfhies IN
this their deepest sorrow. Nay thex
look 70 him. Who can grant them ronso-
lation cf hope bey yoni the grave.
KEsoLyED That copy of these r. -
luiious Be spread upon the rscord@ ana
published in three Of the ro1ntv nxper.
and The -Amerirxn Red Men
T. Monroe
John T. Ncrmsn fConmittee
EmmA Stewart }
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29
Notice o. Letting ot Grading
Contract.

Notice "a Letting o. Grading
Contract.
NOTICE l. hereby given that tie
.~ Board 81 Trustees OF the town 81
Jasper, Dubois co0nty. Indiana, will re-
ceive -csled proposals for grading all o'
Eighth Street except the sidewalks
thereon n-embraeed in the original pla'
oftbe town of Ja-per. Dubois county. &C.
cording 20 the respective orders and or
finance made by -aid Board in relsfion
70 such grsdework and the disposal OF
the surplus dirt. Up 70 o'clock, d m..
SATURDAY, the 6th day of August. 1892
Said grsdework IL 10 be fully com
pleted on or before the 18th day Of Oc-
tcber. ls92. and the plans. estimates and
specifications thereof can be seen b,
eailiug upon the President Of said Town
Board The Board reserves the right
and p0wsrto choose between bidders Tor
sid street work. and 70 reject any and
al bids.
Dated - Jasper, Indiana, the 18th da,
Of July. 1s92
SEB. KSEsLER. President.
Attest: Gro j. Jrrr. Clerk.
BY Deputy. w. III. JUrT.
July Is. 1S92-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29
wHrRr 10 We LIVE, 4 Justice in

WHERE no We LIVE, 4 Justice IN
returning 20 the Bo.rf of Hr.l'h 4 c4r-
nnes'e Or marriage in thi- county savs
The groom J. - wears old. rss born in
this county. belongs 70 The human rsre
ana = ~ Eerm2n nationality. Will. the
bride y -. of the human rscr. horn in
ilnfoi- county. end of -Ingiish- n.fion.i.
ny' The question j. where does the
humsn rsce marry sni how native OF
dubois county becomes borh Germsn
and ~inglish." sni NOT American, Ger
s<inly. school teaching i needed ID some
heighborhood-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

All persons having relations or friend
buried in the Lemmon's Church Grave
|yard. will please meet 81 said graveyard
nn Wednesday, August 10th. 1892. q I
o'clock, .. ~, for the purpose Of clean
Ing the grounds, and making any repairs
that may be necessary.
This ID duty We owe 70 our dead
and one that al Christians should take
part I'm.
A special invitation Il extended 10 III
JoH~ Y. HAKRrs.l
w. ;. lrnwox. Committee.
THos. sicCAr~.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

second Quarterly Report. 1892.
No Of Marriage April. ~; May. p
June. > Toi1i. A.
No. of Births April. 80; May. Al
June L. Toral, 81
Three cases or twins included iD birth
report
No. Of Deaths april. =. Nay. IS:
June. : Total. 20
cxu-e 0f De1rh Asthma !. brain in-
fi.mstIon I. cancer ,. consumption 4. de-
bisirv I. tiurher;s epilepsy I. eFy-ipe-
- 4. maI.risl fever !. purfper.I lever !.
g.=rriri- \. g.srro entefifi< =. heart ii--
es<e .. insnirion meningitis 1 cerehrv-
-pinsl meningitis ! old s.s J. peritonitis
l. pneumonia T. septic poison !. spina
oirits l. Unknown I. Total. 20.
Ths rrw Rules anil Regulations Of the
Board OF Hexlth require thst All births.
de2rhs and marriages be reported within
i've tsys sfsrr their occurrence A few
persons sre not complying with This re-
qniremeuf. bur they will do veil ii they
90 -omPiy in tie fuiure- There occur
births and desths occasionally Ui,hOuf
snv medical attendant. In these cases
IL i fhe dnty OF the fsmily n send in :
report OF the case. and they are liable 10
fine II they fail 10 90 20. except in . case
of death where : Coroner has held a.
inquest, and here The Coroner must re-
port
Srill-births mus, be reported on birth
blanks only. and not on de<tt blanks
A gooss many reports of births are re-
reivei where The miiwife fails 10 give
either the nsme or sex OF the riaIIi.
Here the Secretary = LETT in the dark A
midwife tho rsn'f give the -sx OF :
child would better quit The business.
They ofsen fail. also. ~ -ay whether the
ehili i legitimate Or nos All The tIrr 4
must he filled = far = possible: ncrh-
Ing les j. fnifiIiin. ftr lsx And i, r+r.
fAin .4rrie- would spend about three
months in learning 10 spell and rite
lesible hand. il would save the SEC
fsrv much vexzfion at -girir-
a certain Jn-rice of the Peace. who
now and then snlemnixrs . marriage.
~sy- the contracting parties belong 70
he -humsn' race n i : consolation TO
know they are not monkeys Hereafter
he vii. please <ss -whirr.- -Ii.srk, z
-Csucssisn-" ~NongcIiAn, or anything
el-- fhst wiII bc dsfinite-
Mistakes vii happen in The best regu-
isfef f@milir-. but shere j. no excuse for
the utterly ridiculous in this land cf free
schools
Tne<r reports were not conceived IN
Idle sport. bnt for = usrful purpose. =
they sre 81 great value Tor statistical and
other purposes: snd there y no doubt
that eEerr libersi-minsietf. law abiding
physiciAn. mid vile. minister. or Other
person ziii gladly comply with ~. rLt
Rules sni Eegplssi0n- of The Board b.
Health. sni help % make II success
Il H. EkkSNo<K. Secretary
Duh0i- 10 Board Of HeaIth-
JAsrEE. July IS l-gl
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29


To the Wheeler 4 Wilson Mig Co, II.
agents, and all Others:
You are hereby notified that The nu-
fer signed are the owners OF letters -l.al-
ant ~ The United state. for RE-
v0LvING HOOK MACHINE No.
41a $50. dated Ilnusry el.f. 800, which
j. new and useful Improvement NJ
h0bbin-eovers aud -IiAc-ring- Tor seq
Ing machines. Any per-on Who makes.
Uses, or -rIl- q revolving hook machine.
consisting Of bvbpin-coser and slide
ring. made in accordance with our S.:a
patent. without our authority. inilinge>
our rights under the said patent
We have brought suit. tor Infringe.
ment of the above named patent. against
the agent Of The Wheeler x Wilson Mfg
Co Al -. Louis. in the 4 3. Circui'
Court. for 'hr Eastern Division. OF the
Eastern Judicisl District OF Missouri.
We desire 10 notify You Or these facts.
IN order that yen may be fully advised
0f our rights in the premises
JOINT. CORN.
ANTHONY MILLER.
June "a 92-3m
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

LfQr0E sA1o0S ASSESSMENTS.
A good many of The s1lonn-kesper.
hs- gwen ia their property ju-rsy. hi.
some hsi toiged outrageous '. pr0b1.
bly treating the Township Assessor il
some Instances. 70 ges him % sccep'
their lists In order 70 e4u2lixe thi.
brsnrh o. bn~inf-- - nearly - possible
roe Board a. Review found il necessary
q make The following raises Of assess
Ienf--
Ps1l kurk4l. from $50 - $50
ver0nikz krofei. from 50 10 s.5.
Joseph Gerber. from SIS 20 $40
A Grsmeis ispscher. from So 70 $40
Theo- Exert. from Slu1 a. S-91
George Klein. fr ON $50 - SlQr
Mack Srnieck. from Sio0 70 S2oO
Joseph Herbig. from $50 % $50
Michael Gogel. from 81. 20 <I50
August LuDbehu<en. from e25 20 si0O.
Joseph N Greener. from S175 n $3lu
Eobt- T. Morris from Sll0 q. S311
aud nrempp. Jr. IRON <l70 10 $50
Joseph L. Fisher. from Slo0 70 S3l3-
Henri NsuDfeI- from $40 IA $40
Ezger~ < Merckel. from Sl15 10 S31n
Frank A. Senninger. from f.5 70 S39y
John Autumn. from 80 10 Sl59
Henry Bromm. from Sl11 - $50
A j. Fisher. from s. TO SEQ
Glenn ksnininberx. frnn $50 70 SIS
Charie- knspp. from IS ~ So
Nsgezi~ns M@hiir- frs.ui So ID So
tAroiina E<hinx. nom SJD 10 SIS.
Elixsh~ih Bsecbrr. from so - $40
John L Opel. from So ~ ESQ
Philip Thinning from $50 70 800
Christ SEEMING. from 10 <1U0.
jacob H. >=fg- from - a. ~.uU-
John Lofri-. from So 10 elou
Philip Breiz. from 70 So.
Mary Nezner. from $40 10 So.
II si-o ordered that The Jackson Tp
Assessor s-=ess the saloon IN - An.
thony. which wSs omitted entirely.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29
Notice Of Letting or Grading
Contract.

NOTICE i hereby given that th'
- Board Of Trustees Of the to~n b
Jasper. Dubois county, fndi.ns, vii re-
ceive sealed proposals for grading Of tha
portion of Newton street.-except rh.
sidewalks thereon in saii town. located
between Fifh l5sh) and Fcurteenti
usfhl streets inclusive. in said town. &C
|csrfinx 70 the respective orders ara or
iin2nres made BY aid Bosrd in relation
% such ErNteHork. 10 % o'clock. D
n On ss1rEDxr THE 10Th DAY oF AU.
|GUsT. 1907
said gr.sexork j. 10 be fully compile.
ted on or before the III day Of Decem.
ber- lss-. .nd the plsps. estimates ara
specifications thereof can b. seen B.,
calling upon Henry Berger, Town ED-
xineer.
The Board reserves The right 10 reject
snv and al bids
Dated - Jasper. Indiana, the a7th day
Of July. 1892
SFnA~-rAS KrFBLER. President
Attest. Gz0ECE }. Jrrr. Clerk,
By Depu'v. W. H. Jr1T-
July -. I512-3x.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

Ripans Tahulcs cure nausea.
Rirans Tabulcs for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabulps: for liver troubles.
Ripans Tabules one gives relief.
Ripans Tabulcs for had temper
Ripaas Tabules are always ready !
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29
Democratic Rally |!
PICNIC At PORTERSyILLE

The Democracy uill have : Rally and
Picnic - PorferviIle, on SATURDAY. A.
gust ON ieS-. All the csndidsre. "a
Prosecutor have been invited. Go..sl
mu-ic ~ oetn engaged The people os
boone township will see that there Il
PLENTY ofenj0yment IN addition ID m,
now N reason. and X will wind u wi.s
grand dance. Every II irritsd
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

Ex-Msyor Harding. of Fort wsyne. I
lifelong Republican. hss annopnces'
himself for Cleveland H. cannot stand
either NrkinIesi<m Of the Force Biil
and will vote with the party whose mis-
sion IL Il 10 destroy both.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

UThs "h0me markef~ j. where tie
farmer rnust buy hi- n-cn-<srie-. tut X
j. in the foreign market that rhe prices
are fixed Tor his products. he must sell
cheap and psv dfsE.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

MArHiA.E Licf>sss have been issucd
since last Friday 10
ErnN Y birkmsn and Mary A. Evans
rsea anger And Bfis4nia I.aarst.
IN. Iiernar snh ~sLnit ayl;u.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

Fs- -sh%r.n.-AlBEET r. TE,vLoR-
Fer rTr.s.u-.--JacoE ETRGKR. JR-
ce-r'r WILLIAM W KESDaLr.
FsrSsrT~Ypr.- HE~Ey rERCFE-
Fo- Cernr .-JnH~ r. MFISKxR-
s-1ru-.i--fan~r ~ Tf<s CONRAD JaCEtEY
crrn-nis.innsr ~ rt.r-irt-J0<EPH NJ FRITZ
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

yD Death and taxes are not The only
20. 4. {. Certain Corn
Care j. dead Cerrsin Cure for
rorns and bunions. Sold by NJ. Fried
man. 4w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOA1SE " IN IN
NOTICE il hereby given that the nm
~ dersigned has been appointed Ex
ecutor Of the LAST will and testament ol
William j. Cassidy, deceased. Said e..
tate il supposed 70 Be solvent.
WILLIAM l. KiRBY. Executor.
Il n. MHBuRS. Attorney.
July Is. 1s92-3w
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

- Battle billiou-ne<s. bssiege Ma.
lsris. break up chiIIs with &C Z. G. Ger.
rain Chi'i Cure" the pleasant remedy
No cure, no pay. Sold BY n. Fried
man. Nv.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

IT. Rev. r. =. Ixleharf. Newark n
- write-: "A corn on the toe j. !
thorn in tbe flesh. which -C. e. g. Ger
tain Corn Cure most mercifcllv re-
movcs. sold By ~ Friedman a.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

An'a Stevenson. Democratic candidate
for Vice President. i : strong srd re.I.
"u- trend ~ Labor In ronr-e ~ ,
speech delivered by him on lat Lsbo,
n.y = hi- bone IL Bloomington. Mr
Steven-Dn said (.
Dy humane policy the hours Of labo.
Essen snu The toiiers are -o0n dts,inea
70 work but eight hours day. whic, 1.
enough lGrest applause The hsI.
sDce OF time should Be spent II hDme 81
me nre~Ife with loved ones. .fudyfay
ana teschIng children fhe benefits ~ %.
e'e's We should educate The children
y appreciate this, the greatest cDuntr,
me sun ever shonf on. aud hr prond j.
me blessed dag ot freedom that fi9.r-
over these United States.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

~. DePsnw. who j. Interested IN ths
indianapolis. Rockport snd rhsft.porv
fosd h. returned from New YORK. bav.
inx Deen successful in srranrinr for rhe
MONEY sbSve the subsidies and stock
'-ken 20 build the road. ani The direct
ors VII meet in this city on Tuesasr
next 20 mske arrsnremsnts ~ rnr.
snene'nr ~crk. k-jor Patrick. the
moving spirit u THE rosi. states that TIE
''Rh' o. ~ay from Oxensb0ro 10 Indi
an.poMs. With The exception of nine
mi.e-; has been secured sni entrance in-
:. Indianapolis on very acceptable terms
Mr. Patrick SAYS the company expect II
- running trains a. far north a. French
Lick by Dccsmber LIT The southern
terminus will be Owensb0ro. Ky.-Indi.
annapolis journal.