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New York Market

SATURDAY. July Flour was stsadier IN tone but
withoat Quotable change There more chez rful
feeling among holders owing to the advance IN wheat.
Ex Orts "a 257 barres &c erepts IS SlS barrels dc.
most improvsment; The July deliveries here here were were
1000 OoO bush In spite Of the large deliveries there
however. chicago advanced sharply and tins greatly
encouraged the bulls here. The call for extra
sion Of Congress the more cheerful telling in imam.
rates so me demand from Europe, and local covering
of shorts the mark strong tone and caused an
advance that was decided as II was Unexpected
The Gernn, and English crop advicrs are unfavorabe.
Spot sales 10000 bush h.includng 81 600 for export
at &c. July I. b.. ataat and No. Northern at
xGIc. over delivered. These tho receipts:
Chicago 4o,a67 bush: Milwaukee. 2osOo Minnenpo-
lis 1877 2so Duluth 5s2lu: St. Louis 600; Toledo.
II 85 Detroit 49, 1877: Kansas city 1927; New York.
900, 200; Baltimore. q 3sl; sadsiphla a tsg: Bo.,
day 1U3 5VV Future sales 6 OBS QUO bush follows
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a'isi va. .i5 Sysco; stf .ss ;@s
ing al %ry goods at the port Of New Yerk FOR the
Mss1st Msk nsRR fshe fhe prevcns Weet
SfI,57l .7Ol for the corresponding week q last
HmsEnT Ths o. sees
aoa Ssf sSffe we're teta fod
19a raS sser 'a SSSs Si'G
Mountain and Southern, kailroads, report
%sa;s 81 yss " "na net @ xS % ae
crease q sos 415. For the four months end
eg April 80 the % sEpss 4 sg
of 81 s'r and
The Southern Pacific. Atlantic system. re-
sfosi Ul as or tho
monh IT e fon end the a
400. .O,ls. an increase OF S515.977 as compared
wts hs OF and
National bank note circulation outstanding.
and ssiSsa
Of deposits in the Treasury to redeem national
hank notes, S29 @ @9o03.43s, decrease for the
week OF Sll6,lo
The receipts from customs for the week
were So 21O.443, and from internal revenue
So. 1850, l54. a total OF $6779,507, against ST..
S26,54S last week.
The debt statement. is sued to-day shows
that tho public debt decreased 81. l1U.25S dur
ing June. Total cash in Treasury $745.0O4.-
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last Saturday as follows:
sSs s2.; s:s .s. ,,s a. sss
Legal tenders. including
Treasury notes.......".. 2349o171 1s.1s2,5S0
Totals. ls.................sl2s57s2T s1i9942. 253
Deposits in national banks. $11,056.9 6.95S.
against $l1 .a60.34S last Saturday. Bonds held
TO secure the same. 81 .247O 900. In addition
to tho foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased und or the act Of July IA 800,
$l+7. .l9u.227. and Treasury notes issued
457.44l are outstanding.
Money In London. l q cent Rate Of dis
count in the open market, for both short and
three months bills, !t cent. Amount Of
ance to-day: 10000 Paris advices quote 3 q
on London at 25 francs IL centimee.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to- day were as follows:
Sales Opening. High,s. Lonea C7offng
1893 Hs%,'af1 ns9n T. o.:s s7s s75 s
500 Little CHIEF ....... 10 ls 1s Is
The total sales wore l. 0oo ,ha.,L
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Rio on the spot was quiet and steady q 1Hc for No
Z. kaw sugar quiet but trm at 4Sse FOR 0b0 test
Refined sod fairly at Hrm prices.
NAVAL SrOnEs-Were dun and weak, Spirits turpen-
tiue. .p@2lSc. Common 10 good strained rosin.
Sl1TI4@sl22tS
National Bic bid oil City bI@bIAc.. closing at 5Isse
The export trade Is reported good.
UoITos-Ths call for an extra session OF Congress-
advance in Liv verpOo rise IN silver and the more
generally gave a stronger tone to the market; ana
prices In the day advanced decidedly, partly un.
der the 81 iuus ot by local and New orleans
shorts. Later on much OF the Improvement was lost
owing 10 realizing and hear hAmmering. The crop
news was generally favorable Prices advanced ~
III points ing barely hdy at not advance Tor
the day or Is TO points with Gales OF ~ 400 bales
Liverpool advanced 10 81 points closing very steady
lato 10 points hut lost much Of this Later on SPOT
with sales Of l0s bales FOR spinning. There Sas an
advance OF Ilae at Two ofthe southern markets
New Orleans sold 2.ul7 bales The receipts At the
ports we're 1881 bales against 81s+ this day lat
transactions:
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10 the Tammany organization Of the Thir-
tecnth Assembly district Every year after the
picnic they got out q souvenir book. Tho three
swindlers have been getting money for adver-
tisem ents TO bc printed in this took, and about
one hundred complaints have been made to
Cant. Price OF the West Thirty-seventh street
station.
On Friday man got SO from a saloon keep
er for an advertisement The SALOON keeper
tho man. He gave his name as Lawrence
Beckwith OF 1876 West Fifteenth street, lie
doesn't livs there. At Jefferson Market Court
yesterday he was held In $500 bail for trial.
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Caused Broker Gays Arrest.

Last November Philip Dophinni OF 1853
Clifton street, Brooklyn, gave George c. Gay.
who was then q broker at ~ Broad street.
$500 worth OF Wabash and s. 200 worth OF On
tario and Western bonds to hold as security
for speculation on margins. Gay disposed of
the bonds. and since then Doiphinni had been
trying In vain to get hold OF the bon1s or the
broker, until last Wednesday. when he saw the
latter In brooklyn. driving with his father
He procured the brokers' arrest. and yesterday
he appeared before Justice Meade in tho
Tombs Police Court In answer to a charge OF
grand larceny. He was held In $1,000 Tor eX-
animation ON July7
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These were tho New York curb prices this Afternoon
whea!jlly. Jihe7ihs, closing 1iAc. ssptsmbsr
lsc; september, closing Boo osts-ssp!em6 6er s2lfo
PaoyIsoss-Ghiesgo was quiet with large JIly de-
duh ard unaltered spot sales 6otc city a. s9
$40 and 50 tcs Western at roc; July. t7Oc, ana
September: 10 4oc. Dressed hogs lower a. ssiS,9,
4siiJW 4n wa au., % "Sssi az iasss Rsss CHEESE
DO butter 2G@22c. Eggs, l5hsi7c.
GROCERiFs- Coffes futures declined 10 to IL points
but recovered most OF the loss before the close
believed by some that the worlds stock decreased
materially during June. Tho brazilian markets were
unch anged with Rio strong hut Rio exchange fell
1Oi6d The receipts At brazilian markets are moderate
The European cables we're little Ermer. The Amtr
can warehouse deliveries liberal small failure
reported here Tho close steady with sAes of TO
frAl
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ST. PAUL q DULUTH nAILnoAD CO

Pursuant to the plan of reorganization OF this COM
pany proposals hereby invited for the sale to u Of
shares Preferred stock. at price not exceeding
the par value thereof exclusive of the dividend paya
balance from the net proceeds from Lands and
Stumpage. applicable TO tho purchase Of ITS
OF seven per cent. dividend upon its outstanding
1873 Proposals must be In writing by the
stock owner stating his address the number Of shares
offered and their price and will 10 considered
the right to purchase the whole or any part of
tho offered shares unless otherwise specined They
and endorsed PROPOSAL FOR SALE OF PREfERRsD D
sTOCk" and must lie received At the Company's at.
fee. 81 Nassau street New YORK City. or before
July 81, 1898 at noon.
NEW YORK July l. 1898 r s. HAYES. President.
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2nbIe gotteea.
-s-'-T-s7s>- ~'ss----''''-'--s TO- r 10 30 - - -
nOST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFiCE NoIlCE
should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
Letters for foeixn countries need not be specially
sesa fGf Sy 1"nns
ana me 9s no, spsy A
Foreign malls for the week ending July 2 viii close
SSL i Y G ~ 0' R % 9.. pc,
iiH%
NV as.1. 1suzq * sss SoSs
Ea n9"S 1%'aspL o 5HEsRd S1afs
and MuATEMALA. per steamship RroakwAtsr.
M for EgsopF a,1. VI. ssg,psmR
nnh FTs%sn Ha opeepsown pe Smshs psr seassp %
AZ st,T; mas y Sris,sa sS psI ,e,0,
GSndap1 and ittLHSb per .ssa%shiS
t%s h'S'tf us', &
e. ts1 Il r:
D.as fS5 rasTS XIV
ef efrrsAE ssssssS
fobssa s sr,SSs9 "s be- Se iirae.sa psr csfiebss
s5ssSs 81
steamship Andes QetterB for Costa Rica. via Iimon
%s. s.ay Ss a'i:sttf
sRRi%'SSsSz tss
rRiD1H"s. i.H.s'" rini%a'fS faf PARA and xAsAos direct
.esm;hp G,snfn deter. for 9.ssr pa PAR: q
ssHs al &c; =: e ts $Sn:
FoFrg HlSS sG FL bsssf%:s SsS'sa
sa:s "A ...:sn.A fer H. r1sSA s.as sogs1rEHs
swifzERHppNb pTay sHAf f6kTudA snd
T.yEl! .y!s HSSe Hsis~:ss IN SsSISssssS;
:s :s {; S'IHi X ss;'S:
fpsL pfa fsi .:stiR 6.s
sSss% Sss @sd.a AZ h'ssSS' % $sSs!ssa.rs
Hfin os,fSsti ot GTt' s1.'p:a
as s"a.."a .!s 1"'s.I sSofTsSS %s;;.,: as!;
be es&EfGf fa;Siff Bfl cAfAs etstfs =
siS$ W ssss$r1s$ :.s$.$ ifE$
sfss Il " saRd
other s Gu5"S tso%olsn am ana G.IS.
sYG1s SHss 6fl f.ff TSEo per steamship frsnta.
XXI. H. XII: Siy g sS
wniinn Fiji aud samoan Islands. per steamship
MarIposa 0fom san VI Iancisco) close here daily ~
10 July slb at $40 r. NJ lor Oh arrival at New YORK
OF steamship Etruria With British mails for Ans.
tralial Mails for the Society Islands per snip nMy
Hpte july vs. nj $3.50 +, NJ. Mails for China and
close at this oc- daily az $50 Pk halls for New
foundIaId By rail 10 Halifax and thence by steam.
eT co,e al his ofoe daily at 80 r. NJ Mails for
Miquoion by rail TO Boston and thence by steamer.
close at Tins oilice daily At $3.50 r. NJ MAILS Tor
Cuba 6yTa 20 1amPs Fla and thence % BY steamer .si.
nee daily at 2i3b a. ~ NAiis for Mexico. overland.
unie,s specially addressed for despatch by steamer.
close nj this ofice daily at 3 A. NJ
TrAnrP Pacinc mair are forwarded to san FTanci!co
dAly and The schedule of closing 10 arranged on tho
preKption Of their unntorrupted overland trAust 20
San Trancisru. Mails from tho East arriving ON TIAK
~ FTAncAcO the day of sailing OF stAmerb are
despat chrd Ihence h same day
,HrysieTrd mai cu,Srs a. 800 +. NJ previous day.
kXira supplementary transatlantic mail. are opened
on ths bIUTs OF the American. English French, and
herman steamers at the huur OF closing OF supple
mentary mails Al the Post once. which remain open
until within ten minutes OF the hour of sailing os
st.Arner. CoRNELIus VAN CoTr yostmastsE
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U.lns the P.quod CIuh,. Nam. to swluaI.

Three men have been making money easily
oil late by u sw!ndle based on the annual OK
cursion OF the PeIuod Club which takes place
ON Aug. 2. The Psquod Club. OF which Police
Commissioner Edward Sheehan 10 President.
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Final Ft sales compare with those OF yesterday
as follows

Government bonds stsady at nnchanged
auoat,ons, tsilTsy bonds iTn; pa:,G The ieatprSs @
SON Electric /. ists Kansas and Texas 4s.
Richmond and Terminal 5s Rock Island ex:
Heading Issues. The, more Important net ad-
yances were in Atehison A. Y cent to
Northern Pacific lists. =. to 6s,i; Edison Eiec-
tris I. 1sts, =. To 1o7; Kansas and Texas A. \.
fH Readns adj ennGnf ID Upsfeleace @ ineomes TO y
Texas Pacific lists, Ia. y cent TO 70lS. Rock
Island extension 5s declined IL y cent. to
04Ii.
silver bullion certificates for 155. 900 ounces
sold ut II A(G72, closing ut ~. Bar silver In
London. 33tsd.
Money on call. Y cent There is practically
Tor commercial paper is still nominal
Buinsss In sterling exchange was light to-
day. as usual on Saturday, but there was some
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inquiry for next week and the market was

INQUIRY for next week and the market was
stendier In tone.
Posted asking rates for sterling, 1890
mand.. Actual rates are; Long bills; s4.s03
9s4Sih; eight drafts, S4S3.asiS3a. and
quoted at 5.24a4m5.24i. for long and 5.21 q
al 2OA for sight; reichsmarks, p4Ia94k for
for long and 30A83e'S for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
10 cents discount to par for cash: checks, 10
cents premium. Charleston-Buyi par SELL
ing. premium. Savannah-Buying, u dis
count; cling par to y premium New Or
leans-Bank, 100 premium; commercial. POO
discount. San Franoiseo-Sight. par; tele-
graphic. s cents premium. 81. Louis-b0 cents
premium asked. Chicago-Par to 20 cents dis
count
The Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
Railroad Company has declared semi annual
dividend OF IL cent. payable Aug. l.
Tho H. b. Clafin company has declared q
quarterly dividend OF IA e cent. on It's COM
mon stock, payable July 15.
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Oats advanced Nc in response to the advance in other
cereals and also by Of Il fact that the July de-
iveries were only 35 900 hgsh spot sses sS,oco s,
So mixed at 3iAc., closing at 35c. ungraded at 329
$50 for white and 3593Jc. for mixed. Future sa,es
oA5 600 bush. q follows;
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liridrnds aud 3inttrest.
The ELEVENTH. WARD BANK

NEW YORK. June "a. 1879
The Board Of Director. laye lLis day declared a
tax payable and after luly I, l5S3. Ehe transfer
books viii remain closed uni that date. ,
GHAS, b. BROWN. Cashier
San Francisc0 ~ North Pueiac Hallway 90.
Coupons Of the above railway maturing July 1893
will he paid on and after that date at tho oce Of
LADEEBURG. THALMAkE 4 CO.. 80 Wall 3d. New
YoEk-
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GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.

JUNE 30 Ispa
A quarterly dividend OF 81 PER SHARE The COM
mon capital stock of this company has boen declared,
payable Aug !, 1879 TO holders OF common stock aa
the appear OF record at the close OF business
July H. 1898.
The transfer books Of the stock OF this
pany will be closed from July H. lsD3 ats NJ until
Aug. 2. lspa at 10 A, NJ.
lnTttup q pPPyEs Tr...ur,r
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Corn advanced Nc. to &c. partly owing 10 the rise
wheat and partly because tho deliveries were only
$4,000 bush. Spot sales 30 900 bush No 2 at 4sH@
4c aoat: old yellow at 50sc. delivered Future sales
355 900 bush. Ms follows:
Oreninq Lom,.t Higl.a. Closing.
July y.....,,,............47k AN AN AIN
Angnat ASia ~
September .......... ..4pI 4Yh 4DA <sA
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Castoria ID Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine NOR
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc Drops Soothing Syrnps, Castor OIL.
II is Pleasant Its is thirty years. use by
Millions Of Mothers. Castora destroys and alIays
fevcrishness. Casoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures DiarrhGa and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and hatulency
Castora assimilates the food regulates stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
toria is the Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
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CHAPTER x.
HIS PA GOES HUNTING.

What has your Pa got his jaw tied
up for, and what makes his right eye SO
black and blues" asked fine grocery man
OF the bad boy as the boy came to bring
some butter back that was strong enough
to work on the street. "You haven't
hurt your poor old PA, have youy'
"Oh his jaw is all right now. You
ought to have seen him when the gun
was engaged in kicking him. says the
boy as he set the butter plate on the
chcesebox.
swell. tell us about it. What had the
gun against your Pa? guess it was the
son Of gun that kicked him." said the
grocery man as he winked at a servant
girl who came in with her apron over
her head after cents worth of yeast.
I'll tell you if you will keep watch
down street for Pa. He saws he il
damned If he will stand this foolishness
any longer"
"What. does your father swear while
he is on probation?"
"Swear. Well I shonld cacklc. You
~ Cro M coxfNcEDy
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CHAPTER TX.

AuE BAL by IN LOVE-.
"Are you Christian asked the ba,
boy of the grocery man as that gentle
man was placing vegetables out in from
OF the grocery one morning.
swell, l hope So answered the gro
Gerry man. Il try to do what is RICH,
and hope to wear the golden crown wher
the time comes to close my books"
"Then how is it that you put out boz
OF great big sweet potatoes, and when we
order some and they come to the table
they are little bits Of things, not bigger
than radish! Do you expect to get to
heaven on such small potatoes when you
use big ones for sign?' asked the boy
as he took out a silk handkerchief and
brushed q speck OF dust of his nicely
blacked shoes.
The grocery man blushed and said he
did not mean to take any such advan.
tage OF his customers. He said it must
have been a mistake Of the boy that de-
livers groceries.
"Then you must hire the boy to make
mistakes. for 1t has been SO every time
we have had sweet potatoes for FIVE
years, said the boy. "And abop. green
corn. You have a few ears stripped
down to show how nice and plump it Is,
and If we order dozen ears there are
only two that have got any corn on at
all, and Pa and Ma gets them, and the
rest OF us have to chew cob. DO you
hope to wear a crown Of glory on that
kind CT corn?'
"Oh, such things will happen" said
the grocery man, with a laugh, "But
don't let's talk about heaven. Let's talk
about the other place. How's things
over to your house? And say whats the
matter with you? You are all dressed
mp and have got n clean shirt on and
your shoes BACKED, and / notice your
pants are not raveled out so at the bot
toms Of the legs behind. You are not in
love, are your
well. should SMILE" said the how
rs he looked in small mirror on the
counter covered with fly specks. "Agirl
got mashed on me, and Ma says il is good
Tor boy who hasn't got no sister to be
N love with girl. and SO / kind of tum-
bled to myself, and she don't 20 nowhere
without l go with her. / take her to
iancing school and everywhere. and she
owes me like house afire. Say, was Won
ever in love? Makes fellow feel queer.
ion't III Well, sir, the first time went
home with her / put my arm aroundher.
md, honest, 1t scared me. 1t was lust like
when you take hold Of the handles Of n
lectric battery, and you can't let 20 till
he man turns the knob. Honest, / was
INST ms weak ms a cat. thought she ha.,
leedies In her belt and was going to take
ny arm away, but 1t was just like Il was
giued ON. l asked her il she felt that
way, too, and she said she used TO. but
was nothing when you got used 70 "a
That made me mad. But she Is older
nan me and knows more about it.
"When was going 70 leave her at the
pate. she kissed me, and that was worse
han putting my arm around her. By
yosh, trembled all over Just like had
hills, but was as warm ms toast. She
wouldn't let go for much a. minute.
md was tired as though had been !
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FINE FARM FOR sane!
IN Madison Township.

One or the, best farms in Madison
townskIp 10 now fr sale BY the under.
lslkned, to- wit: ll2A acres In Sec. 80.
Town One, South Range 8 West, for.
merly belonging to John Burge, de.
ceased. 1t will be sold At q reasonable
price, and on partial payments II de-
|sired. II you want good farm. in
good locality, near the thriving town OF
ireland, this is your opportunity. For
particulars, call on
CLEMENT DoANE
AZ Jasper Courier Office.
Alec, 237 acres, formerly known. as
the Adam Smith farm, At the point
where the railroad crosses Patoka river
will be sold cheap. Call soon.
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Castoria.

Castoria. .i.se.
"Castoria Is SO well adapted To children that
recommend It as superior toany prescription
known to me-"
H. A. ARcHER, H. D..
III So. Oxford St.. Brooklyn,N. Y.
"our, physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria, Z.
and although we only have among on.
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won u to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DrsPKxsARy.
Boston, MAJ.
ALLEN G. SAITH. Pres, .'r
array Street, New York City.
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a curious Phenomenon q renorto,,
y, n tne columns Of a geographical pub
i,cation, 1t is a large promontorv IL
tne Agean sea, known as Hayon
noroo, which extends 3, 900 feet above
tne level Of the water. AS the SIM
swings around, the shadow of tbis
mountain touches one Iy one a circle
q Islands, separated by regular IN.
J: .ervais' which act rs hour marks. Il
V the largest sundial in the world
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cambridge Town ship Trmss
tees Notice,

luvHE undersigned, Trustee Of Barn.
bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend to Township business on
Saturday Of every week, mt his residence
lon North Main street, between Sew.
cnth and Eighth. in Jasper.
The Library Of said Township 10 kept
at the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can OBJ
tain them at any time.
JOSEPH ECKSTEIN, Trustee.
April 20, 168e-1y.
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Another said: He's the cuss that tool
80 out of my pay for pickles that were
put up in aqua forts. Look at the corps
badges he has on Another said: The
old whelp! He charged me so cents q
pound for onions when had the scurvy
mt Atlanta Another said: He beat me
out of my wages playing draw poker
with a cold deck and the aces up his
sleeve. Let us hang him. by this time
Pas nerves got unstrung and began to
hurt him, and he said he wanted to 20
home, and when we got around the cor.
ner he tore off his badges and threw them
In the sewer and said it was all a mans
life was worth to be a veteran nowadays,
He didn't go down town again till next
day, and when he heard band playing
he would go around the block. But at
the sham battle. where there were
no veterans hardly, he was all right
with the militia boys, and / told them
how he did when he was in the army.
thought it would be fun to see Pa
run, and so when one Of the cavalry
fellows lost his cap in the charge and
''ss' ASAAiiS AVA ~ tolu TIT uIdsOOu
that the pussy old man over by the fence
had stolen his cap. That was Pa. Then
told Pa that the soldier on the horse
said he was rebel, and he was going to
kill him. The soldier started after +.
with his saber drawn, and Pa started to
run, and it was funny, you bet. The sol.
dier galloped his horse and yelled, and
Pa put in his best ticks and run ND the
track to where there was board off the
fence and tried to get through, but he got
stuck, and the soldier put the point Of
his saber on Pas pants and pushed, an.
Pa got through the fence, and guess he
ran all the way home.
AT supper time Pa would not come
to the table, but stood up and ate off the
sideboard, and Ma said Pas shirt was all
bloody, and Pa said more'n 80 Of them
ravalrymen charged on him, and he held |
them at bay az long as he could and
then retired in good order. This morn.
ng boy told him that set the cavalry
nan onto him, and he made me wear
TWO mousetraps on my ears all the
forenoon, and he says he will kill me at
sunset. amt going to be there at sun
et and don't You remember about it,
Well, goodby. have got to go down to
he morgue and see them bring in the
nan that was found on the lake shore,
md see If the morgue keeper is drunk
his time"
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TVHr Undersigned, Trustee Of Columbia
! Tp., Dubois county, Ind, will at
tend to Tow nship business at his resi-
dcncc on every Saturday, and persons
having township business to transact
are requested to present II on that day
ofthe week.
Tho Township library is kept atJhc
Office Of tho Trustee, where those I'm.
titled can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS, TRUSTEE.
June 9th. l88S-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-09-22
ALBERT M. BonNERr. EDWARD BoHNrRr
JASPER UNION FLOUR MILLS |!

BoHNERT BROTHERS having purchased
the above well-known Mills, have had
them thoroughly overhauled, and are
now prepared to make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made In Dubois county. The
Pearl Belle is strictly straight grade
OF first quality. Our Family Flour is
brand that for its quality cannot oe ex-
|celled. We solicit the custom OF Farm.
|ers, and will be ready at all times TO ex.
change flour for wheat at the highest
market price.
BRING us Your WHEAT, and re will
pay Won cash all the market will allow.
CORN MEAL always on hand to sell
or exchange. Bran and Shipstufl at the
lowest market price. Give us q trial
and we will try TO please you.
Mills on the North side Of Jasper, on
18th and Mill streets.
BOHNERr BROTHERS.
Jasper, Nov. z, 189O.-y.