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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-06-01
LICENSE NOTICE.

NOTICR j. hereby given to the citizens ~ Por-
AV ters,ilic. and Boone township. Dubois county.
Ind III Il the undersigned a male citizen ~ the
United State. ~il apply 20 the County Commission
ers ~ Dubois county their next regular session
IN Juue 1sy. for license to retail beer aud wine.
and permit the same to he drank the premises.
under the pros i-ons 81 the Laws Of indiana govern
ing such licenses
The precise location where said liquors are 10 be
sold - In house situated and be ing upon part 81
the south part Of fractional Section n town
one North. ~ Range i've west , ~ rods adjoining
the tow Of Porier<.iiie. bnhois rauntv. Indiana.
FREDERICK ". FhYEBr EGER.
Nav IL ls94-aw
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The Crawford county seat re.
moval case will be tried at Corydor
June 8 by Judge voyles, Of Salem
The trial is sure 10 come of, as both
sides are ready and are anxious e
have the matter settled. c. L,
Jewett, Of New Albany, Is attorney
for the people Of English, 70 which
point the county commissioners or.
dered the county seat removed
Leavenworth is represented by sew.
eral very able attorneys.
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AccIDEyr.-Mr. Jacob Frick, Of
Madison township, met with seri-
Gus accident at his home on Tues
day. He was hitching a horse in
his buggy, when the animal became
frightened and ran away, knocking
him down and running over him.
ale was unconscious for some time,
and it is thought may be injured in
ternally. The buggy was broken t.
pieces.
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judicial Democratic Con-
ventiOn.

Pursuant to call the delegates
from the counties Of the 18th Judi
cial circuit to the Democratic judi.
cial convention met at Rockport on
May "a, 1894, to nominate a Prose
cutor for the circuit.
On motion Hon. W. a. Traylor
Of Dubois. was made chairman,
and w. X. Harris, Of Gibson county
secretary.
Nominations being in order Viii
liam +. Cox, of Dubois county, wa.
UNANIMOUSLY nominated by acclama
ton.
The convention then adjourned.
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~Thc treasury gold has again
f,lIen below $4,000, 900. and Se.,,y
Carlisle will probably issue IN u.
binds to buy more gold, and the
people will be taxed to pay the in
terest and principal. Cleveland )
administration seem. to believe tha,
. national debt is a national
blessing"
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MICHAEL A. SWEENEY

MICHAEL 4. SW EENEl,
responded in q few remarks. excus-
ing hi.uself from making any speech
but promising to meet the voters in
the two counties during the cam
paign.
The convention then adjourned.
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PURE DEMOCRACY.


The platform adopted by the
Democracy Of the First District last
week assures the reelection I'll Mr..
Taylor by large majority. True,
they begin by the transparent hum
bug Of endorsing Cleveland's adj
ministration, as a sort Of sop to the
wealthy nabobs in the party, and
perpetrate the absurdity of claiming
that Cleveland is in flvor Of honest
tariff reform, in view of his fishing
sprees instead OF making any effort
to secure legislation on the tariff.
b It vet the votes Of the nominee,
and the straightforward declaration
i'll regard to the money Of The Peo-
pie, will justify every lover Of his
country in giving a hearty support
to Mr.. Taylor. The following is
the admirable plank in regard to
the currency:
"We demand the restoration Of
the coinage laws as they existed
prior to the decentralization Of silver
by the republican congress Of 1873,
under the leadership Of John Sher-
man, without waiting upon the
pleasure and convenience Of English
bankers, bondholders and mortgage
brokers. We point to the fact that
the American people successfully
demonstrated during the war for the
union that they are capable Of de-
vising and maintaining at par with
all Of the products Of American la
Dor, except gold, an American cur
rency, limited only by the needs Of
the most intelligent and industrious
population in the civilized world,
and we declare our unalterable aver
sion to any form Of currency.
whether Of gold, silver or paper,
than that which is issued by the
government alone, and is made by
an act Of congress a legal tender for
all debts, public and private.
We denounce the declaration of
the republican state platform pro-
posing a retaliatory tariff law against
England and Germany as a means
of forcing them to act with the sill
yer using countries to establish BIZ
metalism, as unwise, unstatesman-
like, and its consequences to the
agricultural classes, overwhelmingly
disastrous. Such law would de-
stroy the two principal foreign mar
keis for the surplus produce Of
American farmers, and would con
vert the farms Of Indiana and other
western and northwestern states in
To drcary wastes, no longer product
i've because they could no longer be
made to yield profit
Excursion 10 Evansville.
For the Indiana funniest at
Evansville, June 3, 10 and H..
round trip tickets will be sold for
one fare by the railroad on each day,
good 10 return up to June 18th. a
special train will be run on Sunday
for this occasion leaving Jasper at
Z 80 a. M, Huntingburg $40 a. !
m, Ferdinand 1924 a. m, Dale
:33 a. m, Lincoln Sal a. IN.
arriving at Evansville at 10 o'clock
leaving Evansville at 1920 p. m. |
This will bc good time to visit
Evansville.
~Thc Madison Township Pub
tic School Commencement last Sat-
nrday night, at Ireland, was largely
attended. The program was car
ned out ~ published in the Cor.
srER last week, and the participants
al acquitted themselves with credit,
1oing honor to their instructors and
he Public School system
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Its just as easy TO try One Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. Its easier
TO cure a severe cold or cough with it,
Let your next purchase for cough be
One Minute Cough Cure. Better med
icine; better result; better try it. NJ
Friedman.
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Not one minute elapses between the
taking OF One Minute Cough Cure and
relief Why shouldn't people take One
Minute Cough Cure? They should.
They do. NJ Friedman.
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There will be Fourth Of July
celebration held in the Tilman
Grove at Bethel. Everybody is in
vited. COMMITTEE.
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We publish few Of hundreds Of unsolicited that have
appeared IN the everywhere She has visited
M pa" {" Mrs Wallace prevents the publishing
words Grateful Hearts, to
well mented fame Mrs Wallace holds
Relieving the balance with Why poor health
Come and be ured
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OSWVS6ossS SVUosy tsSASss
For State Senator Dubois and Perry
Counties.
MICHAEL a. SWEENEY.
For Prosecuting Attorney 18th Judicia
Circuit.
WILLIAM f.. COX.
For County Auditor.
AUGUST ii. KOERNER.
For County Clerk.
HERMAN ECkERT.
For County Recorder.
8 BRITAIN LEMlNG.
For County Sheriff.
HENRY CASSIDY.
For County Treasurer.
EDWARD A. BOHNERT.
For County Surveyor.
WILLIAM L. YOUNG.
For County Coroner.
ORVILLE. 4. BIGHAM.
For County Commissioner LIST District.
CONRAD jackie.
For County Commissioner pa District.
JOSEPH SCHROEDER. SR.
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Mrs Wallace Of in sands
Tor the No. hStretEv
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LOT Fon ALE A handsome build
ing site 80 East 7lh street, on easy
terms. ltqrirc st COURIER oace,
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~Thc Madison Township Pub
lie School Commencement last Sat-
urday night, at Ireland, was largely
attended. The program was car
ried out ~ published in the Cor.
RrER last week, and the participants
all acquitted themselves with credit.
doing honor to their instructors and
the Public School system.
, 1894-06-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ArnuaI Hstemnnt of the PHENIX INSURANCE
Ahhual otdt0hlUht COMPANY of Brooklyn in
the State of New York on the 31st day of December
1893: made to the Insurance Superintendent of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
full q I mn mn m
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sDsuti9es (@erluau) GaIS", u8anItliGeS Garlsbooer
GaIa", uber pSmprOpeo 6orISbober Solt1, uno inter
DieIen anberen 9e5ei9uun9en 51 Oerfoufeu iude11. IHter
bsr &npreiiung, boB pbieIe ebeuio gut" ietet lpte Die
6@ter @robufte oou Carlsbad, welbe brett aug ben
Deltberiibmten Gueneu getpouneu lpcroen.
9ieS bernbt Hur AMI elmer S6ui1uug bes BubIttauss
bes 9rbBersu 8arbieufteS lpegeH, ben Der betreTfenbe
Gambler al bieen Sdliduugeu maft. SIT fin III
der mein 10 gut ME Ghter2 Miroe iroeub
Semauo ipiiientlid %fiuitItdct gGein benz uottrltdeu
@aft Der Gebeu por3iebeH2 @orum tenn ID bon bieIeu
Sdlihun9eN Biuterftbreu laneu, ipc3ien lueuu bic sc.
iunObett babel in 6rage fowut! 9ie rotirltGen 8ro,
BUTTE Der Guencu BON GorI8bob ~eHtbolten 8eItoubtbetle,
bic fituitlid Mot ~Der9elteGt tperoeu t6uuen. Seit Sobrs
buuberten fiub Die WdiIer Bon Carlsbad tueQen ihrer
Seiltpirturtg bel Rroufbeiten Der 2eber, glerell uuo bes
@to9ers riibmli9it betount
2os dbte GarlSbnoer 9pru0el=SaIs ipirb .bireft .ous
Der Sprubelquene uuter ber 2eitpu9 Der Stootaemeirbe
@orlSbab 9eluouner, uuo burd) Oeren Noeutelt fir Die
Serelnt9teu Staatet, Die @isner & Menbeliou Gom.
pan9, Neip gprf, n~ertouft. Sebe gIuIte be8 6bt iutoor.
tirten @oiers unb @prubeI=9 ol3es mug pbtoes stobt.
fiegeL iopie Die uuteriQrtft Der Ageutem ,@isner g.
Gtenoelion 60, 152-l54 Srontlin Ctr, Stem Nprt"
All Der Gillette BADEN. gu boben in alien Q~potbefeu.
Mau bite lid pUr GdGf 6uu9eu
Ser StaStratb GHrIsbaS.
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Gurtiesuna foIgt.3

Sine &6nioin ais 8orleiertu. 0te
G0ni9tn 2ilioptalant bon Sapaii bat nit
einem amerifontiden SSmpreiario etnen
@ertrag a69ei1Ioiien, mach wel9em lie in
Sen 8creini9ten Staaten 8Orleiun8en iiber
Sitten unb @c6rGu9e iDrcS @anbeS baIten
pirO. Oils 9Onorar erbalt ie pro 2Iben0
100 Collars, lit ieoo6 oerpfi6tet, i'm 6Ofs
fletbe unb nit Der &rDue 3u eribeincu.
8amoie &usi6mifung zines faWIen @e'
ril9t5).
, 1894-06-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of the PACIFdC FIRE IEsU.
York in the State of New York, on the 31st
day Of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law;
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
Z00,O09.U0
, 1894-06-14

Sn Sen Gebtcn BRET Sobren 1T in
Tolgc Der ~ftarfen 9tadbfra8e 81 cleftrji9en
3mefen Der BreiS 6eS BlatinaS in ben
uraliioben 8ergipcrfen ouf OaS Sinffa3e
Geftie0cn.
, 1894-06-14
Syrup.

Observation-Disclosures uno GhemiFaIiet.
, 1894-06-14
Dir Grl1f1tttert4
&pman pDu Blanca @pbertas.

l..
$50 int Siten N(ammcntbore
Spran9en aui Der Ntorgenlonne,
Saben mir sic 8urpuri troBlen
fp1t9 @eQ unb Molfe malen.
Sau6Seno 9riiBten mir Sic @Dtttn.
uno mir ton!nten 9er9eSo9en,
Sbre Munber SIT perfitnben,
@ett9elang ben @torgenwinher.
@ett9eiorg benz @aloesrauI9en
lluO BEN friibeu &oselitimmen,
9oB eS an baS 8erg9ebdn9e
Sn Der &liifte Sdmmrun9 brdnge,
GiGet, S6meitern lett bcben6e,
Gb Sic Burpurroien mcGten,
9ic tbr IN frpitollnen @dnben
9trtt benz 6elSgeltaoe lpel1oe1.
28ebe, sic er9liibte Gr6e
2Stro OeS Oitcns Strabl p%erlengen
S0meitern, luBt unS &iiblun9 9teBen
llno beldnit'genb tie umflieBen.
, 1894-06-14

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual Statement Of 9ot the Hn HA4RTE0RD STEAM
INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford in the
State OF Connecticut, on the 3lst day of December,
1898: made to the Insurance Superintendent Of
the State of Illinois, pursuant to ] law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
00,00o00
, 1894-06-14

- 0te @abl6eri6te aus 6ent lebten Der
Counties, meldbe ben pterten Obergertbts.
be5trf bon Sutnots au5ma6elt, limb bel
benz StaatSletretGr in SpringfteIb ein9e7
9on9en. Die 3ulommenitcaung Der 8aDl7
er8ebniiic in aQen betbetlt9ten Counties err
gicbt, OaB ber 3tepubltfaner Garter 1883
Stimmen Hnb Der 9ertofrat 8onnep
q, 632 Stimmen erbaLten baben. 9onacG
b~c3iifert itb Carriers Mtebr6eit anf 4,2O7
Stimmen. Gr wiro am 16. Stunt, benz
Sage, an tuel9em 9tidbter SDOpe's 2lnltSa
3eit obIGuft, ietn 0a6I5eu8ntB erDalten
unO Dernlut6ltb i6on tagSbarauf ietnen
SiB auf Der &t9terbauf in Sprtn8ftelo
etnuebmen,
, 1894-06-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual statement q 1N the Pennsylvania % I
Philadelphia in the SAT- ~ CGMPANY OF
3lst day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
to law: N"'' 4i'lnoS' pursuant
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
$500, 10000
Assets.
value of Real Estate owned bv the
Loans on Bonds and Mortgaaes." s s1e'0go0 90
UNITED States Stocks and Bonds. 5O85O 90
Rallroad Bonds and Stocks. ~. I74I 700 90
9tate, CITY, County and other Bonds. 5O9,2 PIP. 90
Loans on Collateral Securitv.. 4 94'80SS 90
Cash on hand and in Bank ....'....... I22, 402.0 6
Interest due and accrued 1884. "a
Rt tp1ss Snd sion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. la5,osl7o
Total Assets. s $3.50 8 SO
ties in Georgia and Virginia. -. o,4oOO 90
Balance 8,8O8, $3.50
Liabilities.
Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and unpaid........$ 1l2,437.68
Gross claims for Losses,
upon which no action
has been taken....... 9l,5S1,SS
Losses resisted by the Com
pany ...........-..., 7,25o.5S
Net amount Of unpaid Losses.........s 211, 2es.5s
outstanding risks ....:........... 1928, 234.ss
Amount reclaimabIe by the insured ON
perpetual Fire insurance policies be-
ing So per cent of the premium or
DEPOSIT received .."""""""~ 2 ys5s55
All other liabilities ............. 100000
Total Liabilities 5 2,l68,8 88.6s
deposits. ........ s4,s7loo
Balance. IS 2, 1888, gl2-s8
Income.
Premiums received during the year, in
Cash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1882, 1875 70
the 172, 548. II
Rents received during the year....... 1852. II
Total Income. IS 1,76e, 76l.o7
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ...........S L,06e. 439. 70
Dividends paid during the year. so, 00o.0 90
the year. 476, 5s2. 80
Taxes paid during the year......... 81, 573.97
Amount Of ell other expenditures ..... 43,556.49
Total expenditures ....$ 1872, 1921
miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois .......:.S;.;..:.......ss ,465, 4O4.Oo
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois ......... ........... los, 1922 5
Total Losses incurred during the year
IN Illinois 78, I06. 20
Total amount of Risks outstanding. GAG. 1858 90
H. Dale Benson, President.
w. CrOWelI, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22nd day
of January, 1894.
(SeaD GEO. w. HUNT.
Commissioner of Deeds for the State of
Illinois at Philadelphia, Penn,
Zap 623 Walnut st.
, 1894-06-14
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tuarut, Die gepDhnli9es
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f9uug bon eeipbbuliGem
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PRICETOWN.
August II, 1894.

August IL, 1894.
Alvin Lyons came home Saturday for
short vacation.
Elder Frank Foust failed to fulfill his
regular appointment at Russelville last
Sabbath on account of sickness.
Several of Salem's teachers will attend
the H. G. 7. L., at Lynchburg, this week.
Several Republican aspirants for the
Office of County Commissioner have
already been shaking hands with Re.
publican voters here. They evidently
think, as do the rest of us, that nomi.
nation is equivalent to an election.
Hence, there will be some lively hust.
ling.
Miss Josie Haynes, of Straitout, has
been visiting Misses Aida Tedrick and
Lena Laniger the past week.
Many Of our people did not att, nd
the fair on account of the extremely hot
and dusty weather. But those who did
60 pronounce it a great success.
Our people have long been wondering
which would first come to pass, a much
needed rain or much hated tariff bill.
But the suspense was broken Saturday
evening by an abundance OF rain. We
may now expect the passage of the tariff
bill, for where good is there may evil
be found also.
Charley Custer and family, who have
been in Nebraska for several years, are
expected home in September.
]. w. White, a sufferer from con.
sumption, died Monday. His funeral
was preached by Rev. Shinkle, after
which the remains were inferred in the
Five Mile cemetery.
Sunday evening our citizens beheld a
spectacle seldom witnessed. Hail as
large as hens egg fell in abundance.
Even our oldest inhabitants don't re.
member of ever having seen such large
hail So eager were some of the people
to obtain few specimens that they
armed themselves with buckets and
rushed out pell-mell into the storm,
regardless OF the pelting stones of ice.
No damage was done to garden truck,
for the simple reason that everything
was dried up and nothing short of dyna-
mite would have had any effect on it,
especially cabbage heads.
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Hoods pills are rapidly taking the lead.
and he practicing his profession of dent

and he practicing his profession of dent
istry.
Many of our teachers are making
preparations to attend the Teachers
Institute, at Lynchburg. 1t will be in
convenient to attend there. Yet they
are going.
The Board of Education will meet at
Taylorsville on Monday, August Goth,
at one p. m. Members will please take
notice.
Our celebration was quite success,
both in point of numbers and enjoy.
ment. Many speakers " were present and
took an active part. Good speakers,
good singing, and in fact everything
was tip-top.
The sickness and death of Mrs. Eli
Funk, who departed this life August
9th, has cast a shadow of gloom over
our village and vicinity. She was a
member of the q. 8. Church, and a
faithful member. Her voice was often
heard in the prayer and class room.
She said, 81 am ready and willing to 60,
if it be Gods will" She was aged 32
years, II months and II days. The hus
band has the sympathy of all.
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LUDWICK.
Aug. IA, 1894.

Aug. IA, 1874.
Miss Louella Kirkhart, of Russell,
spent Sunday with Lewis Ludwick and
family.
Several persons from this place at
tended the S. S. Convention, at Mt
Olive, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Carey, of Belfast, is the guest OF
G. H. Roush.
Ded-W Wednesday, August Sth, Edith,
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
Roush, age four months and twelve
days.
Dear little sister so dearly loved
Gone with the angels to dwell up above
Sadly we miss thee. Our home is 30 drear,
Often, SO often, we wish you were here.
We miss thee at morn, at noon. and at night
We miss thee when dark and when it is light
But, that dear, loving Savior, 80 kind and sc
blest,
Has called thee home to that haven OF rest
Yes, we shall meet thee to part never more.
When we all meet at last on that bright
happy shore,
High up in heaven, no more we shall roam.
Dear little sister we will all meet at home.
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SHACKELTON.
August IA, 1894.


Alvin Shsckelton, OF Cleveland, &C
companied by his daughter, Byrdie, and
son, Otis, are visiting his father, S.
Shackelton.
R. j. Polk, of Martinsville, spent Sun
day at this place.
Nathaniel Wilkin and wife, of Viii.
mington, were guests Of their brother,
during the latter part of last week.
Amos Trout, wife and daughter, Elsie,
of Springfield, are guests at Mrs. T.'s
parents, John Carr and wife.
George LeFevre and wife, of Hills.
boro, attended services at Mt. Zion,
Sunday.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the surprise of Mrs. VIM. Mes
bit, near New Market, Saturday.
Children's Day and Harvest Home
Festival will be celebrated at the Mt.
Zion Reformed Church, September 9th.
Services morning and night.
Miss Carolina K. Fuesser, of Avon
dale, Cincinnati, returned to her home
Monday, after a three weeks visit at
the home of P. w. Charles.
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MOWRY1'OWN.
August 18th, 1894

august l3In, lo34.
Galliett Bros. have begun the founda.
ton of their new store-room. They
will build very large one and intend
placing all their goods in the one room,
instead of in two, as at present.
The band boys have been engaged TO
furnish music for the Brownstown cele-
bra lion, August Is Another band
offered much lower. This shows that
their excellent music is appreciated.
When they were at Whiteoak, tire red
ribbon was tied on them. Give them
call.
Samuel Crane and wife, of Extra,
Iowa, are here on a visit to relatives
and friends.
DR.. Husgins and family. of Bethel,
are hsrs this week. His family Waiting
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HOLLOWTOWN.

Aug. 10th, 1894.
This vicinity was favored with a Co
pios shower, Saturday evening.
Miss Mary stultz, of Sinking Spring,
is the guest OF her Uncle, VIM. Custer.
Mrs. Laura F. Landess, who has been
seriously sick for two weeks, we are
glad to report improving.
A. B. Fender and wife, of Madison
vile, are visiting their parents and other
relations here, this week.
The brilliant sparks from the pen of
our genial Pricetown correspondent,
which SO frequently appeared in the
columns of the NH. have of late been
sadly missed in this locality. We hope
his health will permit him to again take
his place in the ranks of the correspon-
dents OF the old reliable.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Burns have the
pleasure of fondling fine baby girl.
Quite an interesting scene was wit.
messed on the pike near here few days
ago, in which our worthy P. M. was the
hero. While giving free exhibition of
speed on his bicycle, he accidentally
collided with yearling calf, that claim
ed the right of way. The result was a
wrecked wheel, badly shaken up P.
NJ, calf, three ribs broken and other
wise denoralized. Time 2:40.
There will be Union S. S. celebra-
ton in G. w. Martins grove, near this
place, Sept. first. 1t will probably be
the last one held this season, and will
be considered as general round up OF
all the schools in the county. Come
everybody, and let us enthuse together
before going into winter quarters.
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NEW MARKET.
August 18th, 1894.

august AoJus loSt'
Ben and Ralph Barrere, of Washing.
ton G. H., are spending a week with
their aunt, Miss Martha Barrere.
Miss Haidee Van Wrinkle left last
week to accept a position in the Della.
ware, Ohio, schools.
Mrs. Ellen Brown, of Blanchester, &C.
companied by her brother, Harley, OF
Carmel, are visiting ]. D. Van Winkle
and family.
David McFadden, after spending a
week visiting the family of ]. H. Nc.
Clintick and attending the Hillsboro
Fair, has returned to his home at
Sardinia.
VIM. G. Vance and son, Ben, are
spending the week with friends at
Portsmouth, O.
Miss Flora Eyler, who has been
spending the summer at Marshall, is at
home for couple of weeks.
Mrs. L. B. Custer and Mrs. Ellen
Purdy were lending sympathy and
assistance Sunday at the bedside of
their friend, Mrs. Iva Vance Calvert, of
Clear Greek, who is seriously i'll.
Mr.and Mrs. Thatcher,o Wilmington,
were visiting at the home OF the Murray
sisters, last week.
Our village is to have blacksmith
soon, in the person of Mr.. Rose. Hop.
ing that he may establish and maintain
a better record than his predecessor, we
bid him cordial welcome.
Newton Whistler, of Union county, o
and Gary Whistler, of Sciolo, county, O.,
are spending few days with their
mother, being called here by the death
of their brother Joseph, who died on
last Wednesday, after being constant
but patient sufferer from consumption
for long time. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Galbreath, Of Sardi.
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nesbit, two we'll
known and, judging from the large
number OF vehicles and people
around the premises last Saturday,
highly respected citizens, were made
the recipients Of great big dinner, :
surprise. There were near three hund.
rcd psopls present.