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Wreck OF the whaser sea Ranger.

SAN Francisco. June ia despatch from
Port Townsend this morning reports the ar
rival there of the Captain and six men OF the
whaling bark Sea Hanger, the total loss OF
which Il reported, The vessel was wrecked on
May ~. on n hidden ledge oil the coast OF
Alaska. The crow barely escnped from tho
sinking vessel in time to save their lives.
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The rnfauta at Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS. June 15.-The Infanta and
party breakfasted at o o'clock this morning.
Shortly after 10 o'clock they entered carriages
for drive. visiting Goat Island. the Sister
Islands the inclined railway. and other points
Of interest about the Falls. At about noon they
returned to the hotel. This afternoon they
drove across to the Canadian side. and after
ton train. returning here at Z this evening.
Tomorrow trip on the Maid OF the Mist"
will be taken. The party was to leave here to-
morrow morning. but the lntanta has ex-
pressed a desire to travel bynight and the de-
night No municipal demonstration has been
arranged
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Alice Bogardus, aged OF years. attempted
suicide on Wednesday night by jumping from
the thlrd-story window Of her home, at $50
Liberty avenue, Brooklyn, She struck on an
awning and was only slightly Injured
This is the fifth time the woman has attemp t-
cd suicide.
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The Curav,l. In the 81. Law renee.

LIsLET STATION Quebec, June 15,-The
Spanish earayels reached hero a; = O'Clock this
afternoon. The village was splenddly deco
rated with fags and bunting in honor OF the
We're saluted by volleys Of musketry and
cannon.
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Arrived-THURspkI. June IL
81 Alsatia, Grierson Gibraltar.
So Gulf OF Mexico. Warden. Bremen.
SIS Breidabik. Feilson. Baracoa-
Is HALEY. Walsh. Baracoa.
SIS Portuguese. Prince Kingston.
IS Burnley, Cary. Progreso.
S. II. r. Dimock, Coleman, Boston.
Ship Hatton Hail. Rowlands, Dundee
For later arrivals First PaENl
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MA77IED.

BUCKEEE-LOMAs.- Wednesday. June Il
at fremont, New York CITY. by tho Rev. y. Dottome
D. D.. Marion Ward Tomas to George Edward
Buckboe
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Tonight the Duchess Of Montpensier. for
convenience no longer the Infanta Eulalia.
comes to this city from Niagara Falls; She Will
East Sixty-second street. Mr.. Ceballos and
his family will yacate the house and GO to
their home in tho country during the stay Of
the Duchess. Mr.. Joseph Stickney. owner Of
the yacht Susquehanua. has nut 1t at her dis
posal, and either Saturday or Sunday the
Duchess and hor husband will sail up to New
port. They will leave this country on the oath
ba
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Business Nntires.


Mrs winslow'a Soothing Syrup for Chill.
dren teethinK soft the gums reduces nhAm Ation
allays pain. wind collie diarrh6a 26c. bottle
Joy for . Season."
Beauty and comfort combined Money saved -
CASS'S Gentlemens Hats. 2lO Bowery
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Died.

FLOYD.-A EngIewooi. N j. on the i<th insk.
julia Du Boise wife of John O. Floyd. and daughtss
ofthe late Cornelius pu Bots.
Funeral services at ST. Pnuvs Church. Englewood. on
Friday. ~ IL A NJ Tram leaves New York. foot Of
West 23d st. at 1855 A. returning leaves Ensls-
wood at l2i64. lntermrnt nc Mastio, Long Island.
NELME.-suddenly. on Tuesday evening. at his
residence. Helmetta n. j.. George W. Holme. In the
list year OF his age.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the ~
neral At his late residence Friday. June L.
at /! o'clock. Special car will leave PennsylvaniA
Railroad depot Jersey City. on the 0ilo \ ~ train.
Kindly omit flowers
IONDIE-on June Is. Eliza Londis. widow ef
James Londie In her 7+th year.
Funeral services at her residence. 1877 Humboldt Ut.
town Of Union, n. j.. Al r. NJ. Saturday. June IL.
1893
TANK ER.-on Wednesday June II, Frances Paimss
Tinker
Funeral at her late residence 8oS Henry st., Brooke
Ign. this afternoon friday at O'Clock.
WESTON Wednesday morning. June IL. after Q
lingering Illness Joseph l. West In the S5th year ef
his age
Funeral services from his late residence Is East d1d
st. Friday morning, at 1880 O'Clock. Relatives
and friends are invited to Attend.
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30 Columbia. from New York. at Southampton.
SIS OLDHAM from New York, at Boulogno
30 Burgundia from New York. At NsrseilleA
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NILED TkOH FUHnlon fOkfh-
s. Teutonio. from Queenstown for New YeFk.
S. Pocasset from GirRenti for New Yerk.
S. Cauoase. from Antwerp for New York.
IS Corona. from Bremen for New York.
Es Gulf OF Siam. from Hamburg for New York.
80 Massachusetts from London 70. New York.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMAFAo-rBn DAT.
Sun rises.. 1928 Sun SETS. 81 Moon seta. 10 -
nGH wATKR-rHis DAT.
Sandy Hook IL Gov Island. 0 5oI Hen date II 70
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Sc Germanc. from New York for Liverpool OF Brew
Head
= IS Massasoit from New York for AvonmoutA. pssssa
Brow Head
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OUTGOING sTrAhsHul.

sAnrp IRON DOMESTIC roHls.
30 Richmond. from West Point, Va. for Few Tea.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Indianapolis Sentinel: We are mucl
surprised 10 fluid the following timld OBJ
servation in tho columns Of the Philsdel
phia Times 1.-The demand 10 imperiou
for imm distc legislation on the moue.
question, but congress will be entitel.
unpreparcd to legislstc on the tariff. NJ
tariff measure can be formulated withou
the most patient and elaborate research
and to plunge tariff reform into the extr
session would be to plunge . grave eco
nomic issue into Q tempest with result
ing injury TO business and 10 the caus
OF judicious tariff revision" In repl..
permit US TO remark, "rsts." EveryOn'
knows that consideration and discussion
Of tariff bills by congress- are oil for bun
lcombe. The more consideration tb
moro og-rolling aud the worse legisla
tion. Give us a tariff for revenue bill!
and give IL TO us p. d. q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

A farmer 10 Somerset county, Nd.
finds that his straw is worth more thar
his wheat. He produced $50 bushels
W heat on 33 acres, or about 10 bushels ts
the acre. which al the price ruling whel
the calculation was made indicated 10
the crop q value Of $l2 per acre. HI
straw weighed two tons per acre, ssf
was worth So per ton, or ol6 per acre
The aggregate value Of the grain VA
S403 Of the straw, 452s. But p6ttin(
the two together, making 1881, gives !
pretty good income of SO acres. Their
are other people who have greater caus'
to growl than this farmer. Being {
Maryland farmer his land " ould be hlgi
at $50 per acre hence his 33 acres wouls
be worth $3.50. the interest on whicl
Ia. 6 per cent. would be 500. As II yield
ed $94l, the in nference must be draw
that. after all, farming is not the pooree
OF occupations even in these dull times
Had Dubois county . paper mill be
farmers too would find ready sale fo
their straw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Education Is being more and more
neglected every day. II the old earth
does get too wet or too dry for the farm.
ers it never gets too wet or dry to study.
Look how many young mel to-day are
being punished, or in other words are
being sent to the penitentiary. on ac-
count of ignorance. Nearly 88 per cent.
Of the criminals In our prisons are sent
there because they are simply Ignorant
almost fools. Why shouldn't education
be compulsory? Tit were this country
would soon get rid OF some Of it's pris-
ons. Not only few, but several OF
them. This state has two penitentiaries,
aud If education was compulsory there
would be no use OF but one, and hardly
that, either.
Compulsory means to compel.
You may go into society and you will
hardly fail TO see some who are trying
to show their ignorance. They are not
acting as though they knew anything at
all, although Indiana has one Of the best
school systems in the world.
There are seventeen colleges and uni.
vcrsities and large number Of public
schools in TIE state
Goodbye for this time.
Birdseye, Aug, 1898. w. L. *.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11
Items From The Hun,ingburg News,

The Marengo band has been engaged
to furnish music for this years fair. Only
one other band-from Grandview put
in bid.
During the thunder storm last Sunday
the barn of Christ. Roettger, at Holland
was struck by lightning and burned tc
the ground. the flames finding nourish.
ment in the large amount OF hay and
straw that was stored in the barn. All
live stock was saved.
Last Saturday night Hy. Mauuteli
saloon. on Fourth street. was burglar.
ized. and quantity Of whisky and cigar
stolen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

The county superintendent has just
received several copies Of the report OF
the Superintendent of Public Instruction
for 1899 Trustees, Teachers and other
tricnds Of education may secure copy
by calling at the office. or may receive
copy by mail upon the pay ment OF TWEEN.
ty.ive cents to cover postage and wrap.
ping
~ ~
The Goth annual session of the Du.
bois County Teachers' Institute con-
vened at the court honse, Jasper, Ind,
July "a, 1888. This date was taken be-
cause the white cap" cases were 10 be.
and are on trial during August, and the
regular session OF the Dubois Circuit
Court convenes in September The
county pays $50 toward the expenses,
under the law. This $50 was paid TO
Prof. Rob't. J. Alley. The other ex-
penses were paid for by the teachers
from their own earnings. In order that
all teachers may know the cost or the
institute we publish below an itcmized
statement OF all receipts and expendi-
tures:
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Another Convict Gets Away.

William Alsop escaped from the pris.
on south last week. lie was trusty.
Alsop was sent for cattle stealing for one
year from Pike county, having served
several previous terms for the same Of
Tense lie had only three months more
to serve. lie was a railroader. After
serving his last term he tried TO straight.
en- up, when he was arrested on an old
charge while visiting his sick mother in
Pike county, the only reason for his ar.
rest being that some one wanted the re.
ward Of $25 against him. He has a wife
wis is OF Indian descent and owns q
large tract Of land and considerable
money In the Indian territory. II is be.
lieved that he has gone there.
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slss.sO

MONUMENT MUsIcALE.-rhef follow
ing correspondence explains itself:
Co. SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
Jasper, Ind, Aug. 8. 1893.
To The Directors Of The Dubois County soldiers Monu.
ment Association.
GENTLEMEN. : Realizing that the per.
petuity Of this:government lies in the ed.
ucation OF the masses in patriotism and
devotion to country, as well as In reli-
gious liberty, personal freedom. and
'equsl aud exact justice TO all men and
special privileges to none; and that
children are taught great truths BY OBJ
jects; we take pleasure in remitting
herewith the sum Of ten dollars, as the
county institute donation to your monu-
lment, now under contract.
Enclosed find also roster Of the teach
ers and applicants who attended the
lcouLty institute Of 1898, aud also names
OF the young and accomplished must
clans who performed at the recent mon
ument Musicale
Very respectfully yours,
Gro. Il. WILSON, Co. Supt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

INDIANAPOLIS, IND i. Aug. 4.-Mrs
Sarah 4. Bolton, the Indiana poetess
died at her residence in this city to-day
at the age Of 81. Her poem Paddle
Your Own Canoe" has been translated
into many languages, aud 10 known
the world over. Union Forever" pub.
lished in the early years Of the war and
set to music, was . standard war song.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11
CARNEGIE's TURNOUT.


A few minutes before 10 o'clock thi
morning one Of the most perfectly sp.
pointed aud splcndidly horscd coaches
that has been seen in London this year
drove up TO the door Of the Metropolis.
The horses were four beautifully
matched bright bays, with two grant
creatures at the pole. The coachmaD
and guard were as per feet in their way
as the wheelers, says the Pail Mall Ga
zette. They were dressed in blue coat
that fitted without wrinkle and white
breeches that did not crease even 81
the back Of the knees. Their facet
were round and smooth aud sleek aud
clean shaven. and their compile xionl
were exquisite pink and white. Theii
silk hats shone like Arthur Rob berts' bes
Coddington, and as they moved abou'
faces the dancing reflection of the Mel
son coluAn and the innumerable win
dows OF the avenue hotels. The suriacs
OF the coach rivaled the hats themselves
The harness, gold plated, bore little goIG
horses, each one with initial &C" framel
in stars. On each of the doors Of thu
Respondent vehicle was the monogram
"A. c." and on tie hind panel was de
vice Of the union jack aud the stars ani
stripes, mingling graceful folds abovs
the initials "A. c." The device sug.
gested tha noble dream Of Anglo A mer
lean unificstion, and the initials wer
those Of the author of the proposal, An
drew Carnegie. For the coach and bar
ness and the bright bsys and the ser
wants belong 10 the democrat trium
,phant. and at 10 o'clock he and Mrs
Carnegie. with q party OF friends, wer,
to start on q holiday jaunt, taking Il
England on the way to his Scotch castle
1t was certainly q very elegant LOOKING
turnout; IAN uncommon nice lot" th,
ca abman on the rank admitted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Petersburg Democrat: Prosecutor
Cox, Of jasper, was in the city yester.
day. Mr. Cox is making an able prose.
cutor for this district. lie is an ener.
ge,ic worker. a good lawyer and q forci.
BILE speaker before the jury. Mr.. Cox
has bright outlook Tor his future as q
lawyer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Little JohnBy--"Awful hard times,
isn't it?"
Papa--"What's wrong now?'
Little ,ohnny--Anothcr railroad has
got receiver. an two more banks has
failed, sn' have lost every marble
had ."--Street & Smiths Good Newe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

An exchange asks how il would do to
try the Norway system Of road making
in this country? Each farmer is assign
ed a certain amourt Of road TO take care
Of, and his name appears on a sign board
on his section Of the road. Ii is needless
to say that the roads in Norway are
among the nnest In the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

The pension roll OF survivors Of the
war 1919 is q wonderful list. There
are 165 soldiers on IL. Six OF them are
100 years old, five arc l0l years old,
four are l02 years old, two are lob years
old John w. Ireland, of North Caro-
lima, 10 1O4 years old; and one John
Downey, of Alabama. is los years old
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Psoli Republican: Billie Duncan,
clerk at the southern prison, and . guar
from the same institution were here lee
Saturday. They had been TO Hardlns
burg. looking for Sam kesterson. They
failed to find him, aud went on to Hill
ham,
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rarmers' Home /!
ION Mn Street, JAsPER)
PHILIP KAsTNER, Prop'r.

FTVnls commodous hotel has been tnorouensv oss ~
i hauled. and rchtt ed Throughout, ann !. ~
open for public en- tertanment. The taoie wiz ",' 49,
DC found well supplied. and prices VIII ee "J
good stable for farmers horses. anu oncap uao,.
good bar, well supplied with the choices. "ua' W.
and cigars, and polite attention always M,wsrW M,s
40, cay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

A Maine man has been tried for tax.
ing in potatoes at one door of his barn
and selling them out Of tho other. The
trouble was that one part Of his barn
was in Maine and the other part in New
Brunswick. lie bought potatoes in Can.
ada and moving them across the barn
sold them in M Msincwithout paying duty
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Through the kindness Of the editor
this column is set apart for school pur-
poses, aud the articles published below
are compiled or written at the county
superintendent's Office, for the advance.
ment of the schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Cannelton Times: What the Jefferson
Vile prison needs 10 q new aud accom-
modating warden. Warden Patten Is
unacc accommodating and unit for the po-
sition he holds. Several parties from
here visited the prison last Sunday and
called for Thomas Hurst, formerly OF
this place, who IL acting In the capacity
Of guard, and Mr.. Patten would not send
for him. A warden should be accom-.
modating, and II he gets stuck on him
self," a. Mr.. Patten no doubt is, he
should be bounced aud an accommodat.
ing one put in his place.
lie IL accommodating enough for con.
victs to escape almost as they choose to
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

John Faucette, Of Springfield, Frank
lin county, threshed nine acres Of whsa
yielding thirty.five bushels and thre
pecks per Acre, and Jacob Whiteman, o
Bath, had one field Of Cleveland whea
which produced thirty six bushels. Tn
average Of Franklin county will rui
about twenty bushels TO the acre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Martin County Tribune: Sheriff Joe
Cannon captured John Dillon, who is
wanted In Dubois county Tor attempted
murder, at Loogooteo last week but the
prisoner got away. Joe says he ran
through crowd and not man In II
cndeavored to stop him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

vTvuE undersigned wishes TO inform 81
/ the public that he has openeed, UP "insr or
Brick Yard, al the north eide OF "nsps.,
and will make more brick this year ,ass sas" |
in apv previous one. lie Will "aAe
favorab,e terms on House Patterns.
JOHN GEIER. JK.
April y2. 1892.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Evansville Courier: Any Legislation
on the money question Whose primar
motive is 10 satisfy banks will fell 4
sAtisfy the people. The banks conslds
all money OF little value that they do no
issue or control.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

A pneumatic tube connects Paris Will
Berlin. II is used for postal purposes
and makes II possible for a letter mailed
in Paris TO be delivered 10 Berlin u
thirty I've minutes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

A preacher In Noble county IL very
much disliked because he made the
statement that &c I'd Great q the earth In
six days and then rested. Later lie
made man and again rested. Then lie
made woman, since which time neither
God nor man has had q rest"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Pao,i Repub ublican: T. N. Braxtan ba
started three horses out on the circuit u
charge Of driver Dan O'Bsnnon. The
are at Osgood this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Princeton Clarion: The Fifty. eighth
Indiana monument that stand. In the
court house yard was considerably dam
aged by the heat from the recent fire.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

John Marshal, OF Fulton county, he
been granted . patent for an attschmen
to moving machine. 1t gathers aus
drops clover while cutting II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Il has been figured that in the Unites
States the average life for farmers 70 2
years; for lawyers, So; merchants, l6
mechanics, Al; seAmen, 46 laborcrs, -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Successful experiments have been made
in several states In stimulating the
OF such plants - wheat, corn and
tobacco by means OF electric currents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11
Real Estate Transfers.

Tranfers Of real estate in the recorder
office OF Dubois county, Britain Leming,
recorder, for the month Of July, 1893:
Caroline Stratman to Landolin Kerr,
east halflot l3, Huntingburg. $500.
John T.. Egg to Geo. Il Wagner, part
of lot lis. Jasper. s..
Jacob Fcken to John Schmicker, 81
acres ia sec. 3. 3, 3,sr5, $500
r. Green ct al. to Matthew Meyer. lot
8 Katterhcnry's addition to Hunting
burg. $500.
J. \. Steinkamp CT al. to Herman Stein
kamp, Al acres in SECT, t3. sr s, $500
j. +. Steinkamp to Mary Steinkamp. SO
acres in sec IL, 3, 6. 81 900
Gerhard Koch to Huntingburg Water
Works Company, part lot Hunting
burg, $ll0.
Daniel Hcitz to Gerhard Schwartz, pt.
lot 60, Huntingburg, $3.50.
G0tlieb Rsuscher to Huntingburg
Water Works Company, 161 acres in sec
A., s.sr5 Sl.225.
Daniel Wessler to Huntingburg Wa
ter Works Company. 2 and 5S-lO0 acres
in sec 80, t2.sr5 $l67.70.
VIM. Dufendsch to same company,
half acre in same section, $40.
Henry &. Hastcdt to same company, b
aud 45.1OO acres in same section, $35f.25.
Matilda Scllessing TO PatOka Cooper
age Company, 1.6 OF 100 acres in sec 20,
I 2.sr5, SllO.
Conrad Schlessing to same company,
half of 40 acres in same section, 81.
Conrad SchIessing, adm'r, to same
company, Of 120 acres, in same section
S22O.
Wilhelmina Fisher to John b. Miller,
COZ acres in sec ~, 2, 8. $3.50.
B. q. klosterman to John w. KlOster.
man, 160 acres in sec 10, I 8, 9 r 5. $3,O 900
Al Vest to Susannah Vollmer, part
lot 1870 and 121, Jasper, $500.
Sheriff OF Dubois county to Abraham
L. Stevens, part 1s6 acres in secs and
10, /, 6 8, 81 ,019.
Abraham l.. Stevens to David Beatty
same tract as above, 5000.
Patoka Cooperage Company to VIM
uoffhaus, 20 acres in sec 20. 2 9 5, : l
Pafoka Cooperage Company to Conrad
Schlessing, 20 acres in same section, 81
Lawns Z Solomon to Ulysses A
By ers, part Of 10 acres in sec "a, l,nr3
500.
Britain Leming TO Alice Il. Greene
part Of lot /. in Haller's subdivision o
lot 2, Buchsrt's addition to Jasper, 5000
Noah Whsiey to Alvin L Whaley, 4O
acres in scc 80, 2.sr3. $500.
John Kuper to Theresa Dell, lot "a il
St. Henry, $50.
Jos. Friedman. Sr., to Anton Bohnert
0 and 43-l00 acres In sec "a, l,sr5
$500.
Maria +. Feldmeier to Henry II. Field
meier. l2O acres Ia sec 81, 3,sr5. $4,000
Maria f. Feldmeier TO VIM. +. Field
meier. 16O acres in section %, t3, ,sr5
$2,65O.
Maria N. FIT to George Kunkler, q
acres in sec SO. t2, ,sr 4, $780,
Jacob Rsuscher 20 julius Marin, 81
acres in sec Is. t2.sr6. $1,000.
BENZ. +. Whittinghill to Stella p. Left
ler. 3S acres in sec 13. l, mr. 3. $3.50.
BENZ. r. Whittinghill to VIM. G. Whit
tiughili. and "a so acres in sec. l3,
mrs, 800.
4 Levi Condif to Albert II. Traylor. g.
and L. 100 acres in sec 26, !, mr. 6. $l45C
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Four states elect governors next No.
vsmbor, viz: Ohio. Iowa, Virginia, and
Massachusetts,. n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

The Knox county board OF review b
added $5e6, 900 to che tax duplicate .
the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-08-11

Excellence comes from toll, from hdel-
ity to purpose, from intelligent effort
Everyone owes it to himself TO grow
TO know wnat to do is good; to know
how 10 do il is better; TO know what,
ho ", and why is best.
Success is coming mp to the level o.
our best.
am what I am because | have been
what l hsvc been doing.