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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
Manton Avenue school.

Today was floral day at { he Manton
Avenue School and the upper room was
decorated with flowers and pot plants
while the program was in keeping
with the decoration. Owing TO
the small number of graduates, many of
the advanced pupils part icipated i'm the
exercises. Diplomas were awarded To the
following graduates:
Cogswell, Joseph Thurber. Matte
Whnams, george Porter, Rosetta
se&mans, stanley Luther, Annie
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
Doyle Avenue school.

Contrary TO the usual custom there was
no essays and defamation at the Doyle
Avenue School today. There was in
strumental music by Mayo's orches1 ra
and singing by the school. but
the only other features were the address
OF welcome by Mary McLord. the fare
well address by Warren &. Hill and the
address TO graduates 10y A. r.. Winship.
Esq, OF Boston.
The diplomas were awarded TO the fol-
lowing graduates:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
Peace Street School.

AT Peace Street school the usual recita-
lions, addresses and drills, with accom-
panying musical selections, were given.
but the most novel feature of the pro,
gram was the dialogue and allegory. :" A
Story-komad of Lystonfield, ," and
Light Hearts Pilgrimage"
Diplomas were awarded to the follow
inn L. -N''NV-
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Glines, Walter A.
Grey, Robrrt
Harrington, Ernest s.
Hill, Warren G.
Horton. Everett J.
Hunt, 5. Foster
Jerrrolman, Henrietta .
kehoe, Mary L.
Kelly, Francis f.
Sees, William A.
Mann, Henrietta C.
Maguire, Mary X. T..
Mowry, Harris j
Mccarthy, Anna f.
Mcintosh, samuel +
Myers, Samuel A
O'Connor, Mary J
Peckham, Mary Il
Price, Henry ID
Robinson. Charles A
Slocum, Myron
Smith, Daniel Il
Sweet, M. Alice
Whelden. Earl G.
Wilcox, Mary L.
WOoIax
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Adams, Harold Richmond Almy Charles
baIuWin, irene Pierce Baldwin, Wilton Ernest
Bates, Albert Moulton BidweU Ella MAJ
Calder, Harold Granville Calyitz Alice Morea
CalVei1 Charles Il. Capron Emily Howland
Chapman, Carol Holmes Church Frederick Asblav
DooA, Maude Evelyn Cranston, Mary Abbie
Dauphlnee, Nellie Dean, Clinton Wall
lori wilson case Downing, Augustine II.
farnun' hrhesi Charles Gardner Ardelia May
oliiles, Annie j. GOf. Josephine Anna
orady, waller Joseph Hayward, Ralph L.
Heaven, Elaabeth Mary HILL Mary F-rrrnan
1Hee, Joseph Waite Johnson Josenb
Johnson, Julia Eta Kohoe Edward J.
KEENAN,, William n. KENYON WiIliap, ~
La"'oh, wary deneVieVe Leonard, Mabel Herrick
Lewis, Minnie Frances Lindsay Edwin n Tvler
manure, Mary Martin, Louise Maxwell
Mathewson, Howard l.. McKenna Walter "a
Metcaif, Rachel Moore Florence Edith
moran william Murphy, John Fraucis
Mykins, Joseph Henry O'Donncll, william
o'hourke, catherlne Nj. O'Rourke, Jr., James w
rainier, ldeia May Perkins, Harold Preston
fettey Lillan Pray, Alphonso Henry
Quinn, Annie lreine Ray, Wallace Clifton
Reddington, Mary Il. Reed j. Earle
Richardson James II. sheldon william +
Simmons, George 4. Smith Robert Ord,yax
Iaft, Margaret w. Thornton, Edward
Tickner, Amy May Tomkins, Minnie Ellis
Westcott, Grace Garfield Wightman, Mabel Louise
Wilcox, Edith Barrows Williams Mabel Euoopt,
wilman, Frederick c.. wiswaIl, Paul MeC,rd
Yates, Rollin Eugene
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
FOR SALE-MIsCELL6yEOUs

FOR sALE-FIRsT CLASS, oLD-FAsHInNEp
II Rockaway Carryail. DISC one Russell cart
nearly news both with shafts and pole can h.,
bought cheap. Apply to Mr.. J. Il. Randall, ca
land Beach, X 1. mati0.fp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
SCHOOLS DONE.
Those Who Graduated To-
day in Grammar Schools.

Annual graduating exercises were held
In the various grammar schools today,
and the large classes OF graduates were
given an encouraging send-oh by those
interested in educational matters and
relatives and friends filling each school
audience room. The programs offered
were interesting and the exercises alto
gether We're fully up to what would be
expected from bright children, some Of
whom are TO begin the earnest work of
life, for school is done.
AT Bridgham Street.
At Bridgham Street school the program
consisted OF musical selections by Ermen-
garde A. Robinson, Anna Ii. Otto and
Madeline Cooney; singing. by the
pupils; reading OF essays by Ernest
Atwood, Marcus A. Goldsmith and
Celia A. Spicer; recitations by
Myrtle Lake and Florence Amey Michon;
physical culture drills and dialogues.
DIR. Lester $. Hill presented diplomas to
the following graduates:
Atwood, Ernest B. p. Atwood, Irving Clark
browning, Arthur T.. Butler, Walter Henry
Bond, Arthur James Brown, Howard Dodge
Blair, James Billings Bradley, Irving l..
Casweu, Edward Grant Chipman Henry Chase
Cotton, Walter Edward Dickinson, Myron w.
Drown, Frank Belden Edgerton, Charles IL
Elsbree, Fredric IA. Foster, George Edward
Goldsmith, Marcus A. Glines, Frederick NJ.
Holloway, George A Herrick, George Edwin
Kent Stanley Francis Lederer, Izri
Murray, Richard II. McCarty, John
Mowry, Arthur Webster Moore, Charles Hayward |
nichols, Everett Z. Nelson, George A.
o'Iooie, Alex j., Jr. Pinokney, Henry Read
Robinson Philip X Sayles, Earl Osgood
Thrasher, Frederick V. Troy, Joseph Henry
Troy William Gardiner Weaver Harold Earl
Walsh, Charles John West, Howard Stephen
Brainard, sarah X. Bourque. Amelia Mary
Baker, Grace Anna Barton, Emily Abbott
Bicknell, Emma L.. Benson Malvina M
Baxter, Alice Maud Cooney, Madeleine
Cranston, Helen w. Cleveland. Carrie Il.
cohn, Jennie Clarke, Alice Eliza
Dickinson, Claribel Il. Donald Alice Louise
harrington, Ethel Il. Ferguson Marion May
Gardiner Fanny 5. Godfrey, Ethel Woodard
Godsmlth, Della IIagaD, Abby Townsend
Hill, Lenora Harris, Lucia May
Handy, Eva May Holden. Maria b.
Hunt Annie Louise Korts, Mabel Henrietta |
Lederer Gertrude Lake, Myrtle Estelle
Ienau, Florence Michon, Florence Amey |
Otto, Annie H. Pettengill, Daisy May
Pratt, Ethel Gardiner, Pierce Bessie Hathaway
Robinson, Il. Augusta Riley, Jennie Elizabeth
Spicer, Celia Arnold stone Aline
Smith Hattie Estelle Sweet EmmaF
Snow Mabel Louise Sherman Helen NJ
Weaver, Mabel Warren Ida Maude
Waite, Helen Adela Yates, otter Flora
Messer Street School.
The order of exercises at the Messer
Street school consisted of number of
musical selections, recitations by Fannie
New lliams, Cora Joslin, Arthur Han
cock, James Corcoran, Cora Shift, Joseph |
Hovey, Fred Briggs, Marion Bottomley.
Marion Arnold, Alvah Webster, Harry
Owen and Florence Pierce. The gradua-
ting boys gave ''Setting up" drill and
the girls hoop drill, both being very
attractive.
The diplomas were awarded to the fol- :
lowing pupils by Mr.. Charles III. Stark,
chairman of the district committees, I
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29

Goldsborough, Beatrice
Green, Allen
Hemmenway. Ger trude c
Holbrook, Annie o.
Howard, Fred
Irving, Mary B.
Johnson, T.. Robert
Kennedy. Mary j.
Sees, Sarah L.
Logan. Louise r
Manchester Lucy, A.
Mowry, Dazza L.
McCort, Helena @ j
Mccarthy. Mary q
Mcleod, Mary
Niles, Eva NJ
Peckham, Sarah w
Prendergast, Margaret B
Reynolds, Louise
Sabre, Beatrice w
5 parks, Hat lie NJ.
Sullivan, Gertrude Il.
Ward, Willard @.
Willard, l.. Leigh
Wilde, Emma NJ.
Edith =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
AOUSES-TO LEI.

fC'o LET-UPPER TENEMENT OF EIGHT
rooms, new house; separate entrances. tn
seekonk street, next TO corner wayland a.caue;
close TO cable cars; rent very low to small family
henry a. oreene, ~ Market square. RITZ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
Oxford Street School.

Musical and literary selections was rem
dered at the Oxford Street School this
morning. Besides the many recitations
and original essays there were number
OF novel dumb bell drills by the bows and
girls and singing by the school.
Miss Grace A. II. McCullen read the
greeting; Miss Nina +. Butman the vale
dictory and diplomas were awarded To the
following pupils by Mr.. Walter II. Bar
new.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
FOR SALE-REAL EST.fTE

LNcR sALE-DESIRABLE LOTS ON CoRNr,,
II Plain and Aloe streets, near PARK and cle :
tries, Just of Broad street; 72O0 square fec ar.
gain. Bedell, ~ Westmin nster street unes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29

I'oR sALE-oNE OF THE FINEST LocArrn
II building lots on Warwick Neck Apnly 10 n
Russell Brown. Providence, RL maflS.u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29

Baily, Jr, Samuel H. Bouehard MarceIIa T.
braoy, Peter Henry Brown, Edward Everett
Chase, Jr, Philip 5. Dahon. Walter Francis
douglas, Joseph A. Dodge, Albert 5.
Dodge, Arthur Brownell Egan James patriok
Fisher, Arthur Henry Gabbi. Frederick Ueprv
Glines, Edward ROLAND Hazard. Walter LYMAN
huddy, Axenophon Hughes Walter Henry
Johnson Arthur l. Leech James William
lAnu' william george Luther George Allen
Pope, Thomas Edmund Scott Henry Lvon
Lawrence. William sheehan, Vincent
Spencer, William Albert Stearns Fred Austin
Steele, Ira Smith Towle, Howard Colgata
Weston. Ephraim 5 ID Young, Francilo NJ M
-Htfeesaft.- besste r. Brooks, mUryWttnefmina
Capen, Eeith May Capon Lena Thorn
Carroll, Annie Madal!ne Clarke. Laura jackson
curren, MARY Frances Emmons, A. ME Frances
Goidrick, Adaiine V. Godrick, Elizabeth A.
Johnson, LILLIAN Aurora Jenckes, Bertha M
Kerr, isabella Park King Bertha Howard
knight Gertrude knight, Maud Mary
Hayden, Jennie Ellen Marsh. Berthe Converso
Moulton, Mabel c. Murray steileJosenbine
4oole. Lille gertrude Qugley, Mary Elizabeth
Etbholtz, Louise G.. Reed Ethcl Wiibur
Richard, Mary Durfee, scabury Catberina
eetoh' mary Helen seton, Wilhelmina w
Stanley, Hope Alice Washington, NJ. T.
Webster, Charlotte IL Minsor Edith
Wood IVdta 2ltufra
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| Aldrich. Lillian X. Bragg Mabel Alice
Breltschmid, Ida l.. Carroll. Helen T..
Cary, Alice Chase, Lizzie Ella
Cook, jeanette Collins, Louise Lola
Darcy. Genevieve l.. Dennis, Louise ".
Devcnish, Marie Il. Doughty, Clara Bertha
Fitzpatrick, Carrie Giles, Sue Cousens
Higgins. Sadie Howarth, Nellie +.
Jilson. Anna stuard hnoop. Ella Sophie
Mathewson, Lillian h. Mckenzie, Isabelle =.
Noonan, Mary A. Raftery, Mamie Serene
Smith, Pearl Edna Wagner, Elizabeth A.
Weaver, Dora E. Akpstlske, Annie s.
Whpple. Mlybelle b. Aldrich, Allen r.
Angel, Charles h. Bamford, Joseph
Berry. Edward IL. Cook, William
Costello, Joseph e. Clark. Albert Eugene
Dlacont, Frank Henry Graves, N l..
Houghton, Henry Lawlcss George f.
LoVott, Frank Albert Mitchaem. Charles A.
Muir, George Parker, John
Phillips, William VI. Shields, James Adlai
Iaudyin, William ID. Welden, Seth II.
Thayer Street school.
At Thayer Street School this morning
many OF the most interesting numbers OF
the program were original. An address
was made by Miss Sarah Il. Doyle and the
class song, which was very clever imita-
ton OF the "Old Oaken Bucket" was
written by Miss Ruth $. Allen.
The diplomas, which were awarded to
the following pupils, were presented by
General Elisha nyer. y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
Vineyard Street school.

The feature of the excellent graduating
exercises at the Vineyard Street school
today was the dialogue, I" The Declara-
tion of Independence" In this all the
historic characters who played an active
part In the preparation and signing of the
declaration was represented and the exhi-
bitlon was instructive as well as novel.
Girls essays were read by Louise Nav Al.
cott, Maria Mitchell, Harriet Beecher
Stowe and Edna Dean Proctor, and Mary
w. Bowles rendered violin solo. Leon.
ards souvenir de Hayden" in a pleas
ing manner.
Rev. DIR. Rugg then awarded the di-
plomas, the following members of the
class receiving them'with quotations from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29

Alien, James A. Allen, Edith NJ.
Biggs, Frederick j. Burns John IT,
Clarke, Erastus W. Cocron. M. Freeman
eooRr, harold Corcoran, James Il.
tedy, Everett IL EllinwoOd, Edwin
rugs Harold II. Hall, G. Everett
hanccsk, Arthur l.. Hoey, JosephJ.
Jennirgs, Maurice p. Mathewson. Arthur O.
Owen Harry G. Paine, ArthurA.
storm, ueorge d. Sweeney, Edward J.
Tiernau, James j. Webster. Alvah j
Whitehead, James L. Williams. Clinton O.
Arnold, Marion L. Bottomley. Marion L.
cannon, Rosa l.. Cleveland, Edith M.
Colwell, Emma T. Downing. Lucy n.
Gallagher, Mary r.. Cannon. Katie r.
cray' X Anna Goulding. Florence
Joslin, Cora L. Leonhard. A. Maud
nann, isabel Il. McWiliams, FANNIE
firce, A. Florence Possner, Emma q.
Reid, Emma L. skif. Cora NJ
Thompson, Edithk. Thornton. Ethel L.
Walden, AdaL Whittemore ElizaI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
500 No Object
Compared to the Benefit
from Hoods
Salt Rheum Intense Sufferings =
2 Bottles Cave Good heajth,

'< pott'eS NdFc OOOu HeaItn.
&c. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
Gentlemen = For some years past my health
has been very poor 1 have had liver trouble,
and my old disease, salt rhasn, which had
when girl, broke out again on my head and face.
Have Suffered Terribly,
and for long time doctored without any relief.
My stomach trouble was very painful, my food
causing great distress. But my suIeTings from
salt rheum are almost indescribable The itch.
ing and burning sensation was intense, and
my hair fell out My face was ptlable
sight and was nearly broken down by the loss
of sleep and on account Of my stomach trouble,
The family physician
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
Gave Up Hope

OF curing me. Our attention was attracted IN
an advertisement Of Hoods sarsaparilla, and I
have since taken twelve bottles, and now my
husband says 500 would be no object as com
pared TO the beneht | have derived from those
twelve bottles Of Hoods SaTsaparilia. m has
purified my blood and built up my general
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29
Hoods ',;s;;siia' Cures

health. do not now suffer from stomach OF
liver trouble. eat heartily sleep soundiy and
have gained wonderfully IN strength My skin
has grown soft and smooth. My suferings sad
condition have been known to a wide circle Of
residents IN the neighhOrhOod. and all agree
by Hoods Slrs1nn-i'i, " .sr 80 Wv ARRrN
Il. o. adf-'..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-29

WANrED-A FIRST CLASS PIANO PA
Pier, RI. ,a,sz
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
BOYS! BOYS! BOYS,

WANTED-Two BOYS BETWEEN Il AND 10
Wages s2 per week Apply at the New, OH =, "
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-26
Notice Of Sale Of Personal Property.

STATE or INDIANA, County OF DUBOIS.
In the matter Of the survivingpartner-
ship of voges 4 Buechler.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed, surviving partner Of the firm Of
Vopes and Buechler, deceased. will offer
for sale at public auction at the residence
Of the surviving partner, in Ferdinand
township, in said county and state, on
the c,, ,oo,
the personal property Of said partner
shin. consisting Of: One Victor clover
huller. one ten horse power traction en-
CINE. one new saw rig with new edglne
table.
Sale TO begin at 10 o'clock, a. m:
Terms or SALE:-All sums OF % anc
under cash, all sums over - credit O
six and twelve months will be given, thu
purchaser giving his note, with approved
|, security, therefor.
GEORGE VoGEs, Surviving Partner
w. +. Cox, Atty for Surviving. Part
Oct. 26-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-26
1.469

leaving 1,469 |
which Dubois county really FUR
nished From the best information
we can get about 10 OF the above
number was either killed or died OF
wounds or disease, during the tour
wears Of the late war. :,
The glory Of Indiana's sons VIII
not be dimmed by comparison with
records made by the soldiers OF any
other State in the Union. During
the whole progress Of the war, there
was not a military department with
out one or more organizations from
Indiana. There was not an army
corps that did not bear some OF
them on its rolls; nor a great battle
in which some Of them did not par
ticipate. Have we not cause to re,
4 ioice at this distinction? II enabled
our soldiers to serve the Union ev-
erywhere. II afforded them an OPP
portunity to convince all foemen'
, rs well as friends, Of their courage,
endurance and patriotism. II was
the means by which the name Of
Indiana is, or will be, written upon
) every battle monument comment
orative Of the war. Through us
, chances, every victory wherever o.
/ Inv whomsoever won, which IS II
(, any degree illustrative OF American
g vaior. Is contributive to her glory
i Three Indiana Regiments, tn
: Sixth. Seventh and Ninth took par
II n the first battle Of the war, jun
q 3. 1861, at Philippi, Va. Will
= the Thirty Fourth Regiment, on tn
i hanks ofthe Rio Grande, fought in It
e ycrv last battle, May 13, 1868. IN
e drst regiment under Gen'l Butler
:, 10 land on the wharf at New OI
~ leans, was the Twcnty-First Indian,
The first Union flag over the blood
in parapet at Fort Wagner, in front I
:, Charleston, was the Thirteenth II
no diana. The first to show the sta
III and Stripes, from the embattlf
by crest Of Mission Ridge, were tno
Of the Seventy-ninth and Eight
sixth Indiana. The blood Of \
u, diana soldiers enriched the soil
Fort McAllister, down by Savanna
Another was among the first on y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-26
PERSONAL.

Mart. Mickler, Of French Lick,
was one of the old citizens and vet
Grams Of this county who came to
see his friends and enjoy the re-
union.
Col. John Mehringer left for his
home in Louisville, on Friday, lie
was much surprised at the growth
and material improvement OF Jas
per since he was here a few years
ago.
Mr.. Geo. Chiffon. of Cannelton
Ind, a brother Of Mrs. Michael
Wilson, spent several days at Jas,
per lsst week, visiting friends anc
relatives, and Witnessing the un
yelling ceremonies.
Mr.. John S. Barnett and daugh
ter left on Friday last to visit MIR
John l.. Barnett at Sullivan, Mo.
Mr.. Cam. Bretz is at Ogden, ILL.
visiting his sister.
Mr.. Cam. Cox, Of Mackey, wa
shaking hands with his many oil
friends in Jasper last week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-26
A CANADIAN Boast.

On Oct. 10, Seng & Schneider, OF
Celestine, had a big dance and pic
mic, and a jolly time generally, as
they always do at that kind OF gath
erings in the Fall Of the year, when
the crowd uses up % barrels OF beer.
Col. Hardy was there, and was
cautiously and Hospitality treat
ed" OF course he made a speech.
He was so "elated" at his polite
treatment that he wrote to the In.
dianapolis Journal about the Band
PLAYING for him-that a hundred
German Democrats had turned Re-
publicans, &c. Every one who was
there enjoyed a hearty laugh at tht
letter, re.published in last week.
argus" The Band said the.
played a funeral march for him a
he came and left, and his muslca
ear thought it was triumph. In
only one in that locality who wa
changed by the speech was MIR. +
Schneider, Jr., the Republican nom
inee for constable, who on the mex
day wrote TO the county Clerk no
TO put his name on the Republican
ticket, as since listening to Col
Hardy's sp .ech favoring high tax'
ton, he had determined to vote tn
Democratic ticket. Previous to thu
speech he had believed that chare
against the Republicans to be
Democratic lie-but Hardy ia
shown he was mistaken.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-26

In the matter of the estate OF John
Reise. deceased. Proceedings to sell
real estate.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
AN order of the Dubois circuit court, tne
undersigned Administrator, with the VIII
annexed, Of the estate OF john Keise,
deceased, will offer for sale at pubic
auction, on the premises Of the SAID John
REESE, deceased, on the
o4ru DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884,
the following described real estate, SIT
mated in Dubois county, Indiana, to-wt
lot eighty three. 1881, in the town OF
portersyille. as recorded on the map,
Mat or chart Of said town. in Dubois
couptv Indiana. Also, the following
niece ~ land. described as follows, to-
Wit. Commencing at the southwest
corner Of lot eighty-three. lSS), IN the
town 81 Portersville. in Dubois county
Indiana. running thence south three
. hundred eighty -nine feet six inches,
, l3sg feet q inches,) to a stone, thence
a.st one hundred four feet six inches
llOl feet {; inches. thence north three
) hundred eiphty-nine feet six inches
, 12sq feet q inches thence west one
I hundred IOuT Itct siN i"s'.N'' ~
!, inches,) to the place Of beginning, ex
: cept streets and alleys, containing three
e fourths acres, more or less, II being
s mart Of the southwest part OF fracuona
section twenty-one, l2D, town one, y,
north, range five (6) west. Also W
following described tract OF land, to-wit
y Lot eighty eight. (Ss), in the onglna
i town Of Portersville, as shown and nc
n scribed on the recorded plat or map !
said town, more particularly describe
: as follows, to-wit: Commencing a.
I point tifty-two and one-fourth feet, lo-'
e feetO. east OF the southwest corner
Il said lot lightweight, tSSl, runnin
i thence east twenty-six (26) feet, theme
4 north fifty 900 feet, thence West twe'
aty-six (26) feet, thence south my l1
ID feet to the place Of beginning, con'alh''
thirteen hundred feet in all
TxRws or SALE :--One-fonrth cash
a hand, residue in equal payments Of on
| two and three years from dateof safe, WI
m notes at six per cent. interest, waivi'
be valuation and appraisement laws, w
Of good freehold security, ana secure"
90 mortgage upon the real estate sold.
Sale will begin at 10 O'Clock, a. IN.
=. MATTHIAS REESE,
- Administrator, with will annexs
az the estate Of John REESE, dec
w. +. Cox, Atty for Administrator
Oct. 26, W-iw.
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NyOTIcg il hereby given to the citizens OF Jasper
Bainbridge township. Dubois county; ina
Ina, IN. undersigned. male citizen OF the United
s,.,.- ill spply TO the County Commissioners I"
Iuhoi. county at their next regular session u
december. l,s4 for license to retail intoxicating
Iiouor. beer and wine, aud permit the same I" %
drnnk on the premises under the provisions OF I'M
80 ~ Indiana gov erning such licenses.
The precise location where SAID liquors are 70 .
od a upun east half 81 lot No 81. a. shown on ID
original plat 81 the town oi jasper "a'""''"s
''""''''' JOSEPH GERBER.
MARIN 6OSMANS.