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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. June y

RlCHMOND, A. JUNO - A0'f'
Offerings of tobaccos at auction on
Change by Messrs. w. y. Palmer Ceorse
A. Haynes. and Sublett & Cary TO-DAY
Sc packages OF sun-cured tobacc0s one
package y. F. b.. No. ]. sold al si',,e' one
Il. r. b.. No. ?. at 10, one q; T. " /.
No Is. at Sl5.75, one G. J; G., NO l. at
sl425. one q. T. w. No. -. at $lS.z9, one
B. f. b.. No. g. at SEP one -. =; ~.
10 /. at sl2. one w. r. w, NO. !, at
sil 90 one w II. c.. No. J, az siCO, Two
q r. w. No. 90. and D. g. n. No 2. at
$3.50 one @. r. w, No. a. at 93. one
q r W, No l6, at 81, one @. Il w, No
10, at $50. two G: T. W, NO; ~ ana W.
~ ~ No. 2, al $3.50. one $. Z. d, NO. 8
az SIS. one J. w. c., No. J. at $40, one
r. b. b. & Co. No. ?. at H.eo, TWO q. =
" No. q, and u. A. 5. No. l, az ~
,bree II. b. - & Co, No. l, u. +. D.,
N Nor :. and G. T. W. No. Is. at $3.50. one
q n. w, No II, taken In AT 20. one -.
II r. No. 5, sold az s., one b. u. Is. &
%. No. 8. at $50 one w. III. O., No. 2
an S75. one w +. W. No. J. al $40. one
C. r. w, No. u. taken in at $50. one
81 81. G.. No 4, sold at $3.50, one c. j. 9,
No. D al $3.50. one y. T. p. No. :, at $50
one c. =. W.. No. l. at N6O. one ID. {. n,
No. g al $3.50, one j. W. c., No. 2. AZ
"a 10. TWO c. Il. w, No. ;. and ID. A. y,
No. 2. at Ni0 one G. T. W., No. q. taken
In at 81 three w. II. c.. No z G. }. G..
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RL4ChS8UhG BOAKD or FiSIi ORS.
Meetipr at tn virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College.

RTACKSBURG, VA, June D.-Special.-
The annual meeting of the board Of visit
o-s of the Virginia Agricultural and Me
cbanical College was held yesterday morn
ing AT $50 O'Clock In Or. McBrydes office.
DR.. j. NJ McBryde, the president OF the
college submitted detailed report as 10
the condition Of the institution, which
contained number OF recominendatlon
and gave ample proof OF the thorough
and efficient manner In which the writer
administers the affairs Of the college.
1NcR.AsL or EUMBEE OF STUDENTS.
OF the present number Of students l55
have positively decided 10 return next
session, and twenty others nave slghineu
that such IS their intention. The new term
will therefore begin with at least 100 olu
students, and a total number OF ABOUT
us. The new dormitory will be completed
by October lst and by putting two stu
dents into one room, suflcient accoHlno-
dations for 20 Will then be secures, dnS
new structure will cost about $1,000, ana
with an additional expense OF NGo Tor
heating apparatus only about 500 VIII De
left over for the furnishing OF the build
ing. ,o
ment han win cost $ll ,250, leaving only
about $3.50 from its appropriation FOR neat
ing apparatus and the furnishing OIL the
building.
The report recommends that the ad-
jacent Efiinger property, a little over two
acres. be purchased at cost OF N,DtV.
II also recommends 10 comply with re-
quest from the state Agricultural and
Mechanical Society 30 send an exhibit TO
the Exposition 10 be held at Richmond
next fall. II further recommends that
Mr.. J. =. Harvey, the instructor of the
band. be permanently employed at sal
airy Of $500 a year.
The creamery building has not yet been
equipped, but when this is done, at an
expense OF about $500, the milk OF about
80 cows can be daily turned into butter
and cheese.
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION.
The income OF the college from all
resources curing uc present year Is
estimated at $50 400, and the expenses al
S37 $50; the income OF the station at
$4,000, and its expenses at $1,000.
The report recommends that in order
10 fiji the vacancy caused by the death
Of Professor John T. Christian, on Oc-
tober 18th last, an adjunct professor OF
mathematics ana ciyil engineering be
elected for q term OF two years, at the
expiration of which he might be promoted
TO regular professorship. In view of the
fact that Professor Robert G. Price is
about TO go 10 Germany for year on
a leave OF absence, II Is recommended
that his work be divided. and that tHe
following additional appointments be made
from the graduating class OF the pres
ent year: r. p. White. OF Norfolk,
tants ueiiowD A. I. Eskridge. Of Mont
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Decidedly TIE most popular excursion
This seaeon win Dec thar Of the Eye and
Ear TnArmary next Saturday 10 Old
Point. The fast train leaving Richmond
at $50 +. NJ. viii run 10 GA tolnt IN
Two hours. surf bathing and dress pa
rade before supper after supper dane
Inc. At II +. 81 the special train will
leave for Richmond The fare for the
round trip. inclu4ing. super at the
Information can be had at the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad Office No. 500
east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill, June
20-Cattle- Receipts, Is 900, market weak
common 10 extra steers, SO $4,000. stock
ers and Geeders, s225d365; cows ana
bulls 81 56a35O calves. 50 25d5.o0.
Hogs Receipts, 5000: market opened
weak and closed firm for heavy grades
heavy S465489J; common 20 choice mix
ed. 81 GOq4.aO. choice assorted, -. l3n
4SO light, s85OG475; pigs, Sf20a405.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market nrm;
inferior 10 choice, Sl.OOQ3.5O. lambs
- -lIff 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

PASSENGERS for Virginia Beach leaving
Pichmond via Chesapeake and Ohio
train 2 p. NJ arrive Virginia Beach 7:45
p NJ This train carries Pullman Car
Richmond to Newport News. The Ches-
apeake and Ohio train leaving KEN
mond $40 A. NJ also connects with
Virginia Beach train leaving Norfolk
1920 p. II, arriving Virginia Beach 20
p. ". This train carries Parlor Car
Richmond TO Newport News.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. ND, June 20.-Flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat strong. No > red spot and June,
coz QG'sc; July, 6lhQ6l4sc.; August
G2IMG2a.c.: September. G3sg63asc.; steam
or No. > red, 5C4u5Sc., milling wheat
by sample, 57q62c.
corn strong; mixed and June, 45c. bid,
July, 4GF,c bid: southern corn. by sam
pie. Jla52c.. do. on grades. 5OQjlc
oats active and higher. No. white,
western. 5005lc.: No. . mixed, western,
47G4Sc.
Rye dull: No. ., 5JqJGc
Hay steady and unchanged.
Butter firm creamery. fancy, lNc.i
ladle fancy. tic; store-packed, lO0l2c.
Coffee steady; No. 7, SlG25
Bonds-Virginia 3s, new, 725sQ73 Bal
timore and Ohio stock. " asked Balti-
more and Ohio Southwestern second in
comes, IS asked do third incomes, 81
asked Consolidated Gas bonds, 1850
ll6A do. stocks, 63%.463s.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH GA, June 20.-Spirits tur-
pentine market quiet but firm at 2sl5c
FOR regulars; receipts. l.i95 casks; FAC
tors have agreed 70 advance price 10
28c Thursday.
Rosin market strong and active, all
grades selling receipts, 2.0SS barrels
sales. $500 barrels. QuOte-A, Is, g,
and d. $ff5; T., Sl.20s +, $i.35; g, , LA
II, 81 81: I. sos; X, S2.35; ", $50, ~
20
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you show the people the right. educate
them up to II. that In due time right will
win the fight.
He closed with an admonltion TO the
young men TO be leaders. and not follow
ers, OF any one or any one idea, except
that OF the great teachings Of Jefferson;
10 steer clear OF politics. and always Tear
God and do right as dictated 10 them by
their consciences. An eloquent tribute TO
Lee and jackson. the mothers, wives and
sisters OF Virginia, closed his able ad-
dress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
T TTITTI NTT"I IIWN| II II = : . . , >
eeline ard Lake Erie preferred
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

M WI ~
O0erings-Corn fwhite), 1lo bushels;
corn tmlxed). 600 bushels.
seles-Corn whlte) us bushels; corn
fmixed) 80 bushels.
0uotations-Wh soc. TO
Gle. mixed. Soc 10 Gle; shortberry. 5Sc.
10 &c: No. . red, soc; to nl2c; .-, ,,a
Corn-White. Virginia dag lotsl, ole.
to &c. No > white, &c; No. mixed
G-alts~No. . mixed. 7l4c. to 4sc.; No.
3 mixed. 1916. TO 4lc.
Eye-5ic. TO Doc.
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rrntches. Trus-''s. and Traces.
All styles and prices az
OWENS & MINt'S DRUG cos.
Richmond. Va.

Sunday schools can and no better place
90 rheir annual outing than Ashland
PARK, only eighteen miles rom Rich
mand. Trains chartersi NJ low rates
S}Ianacer Richmond. Fredericksburg and
r5oro,,ac railroad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

for Sick Headache IL found that is pleas
ant. harmless. and efficient We refer 10
DR.. Dayld's Pills that thousands On our
people have successfully used. Price. -
cents a box; FIVE boxes for ~
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co,
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. y. C.. June @.-Rosin-
Strained, SOC; good strained, Doc.
Turpentine firm at 25izc
Tar firm al $40.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, $1.OO;
soft, Sl70; virgin, S2.lj.
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Ashland Park.

On the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad. eighteen miles from
Richmond, offers unusual attractions for
rter,ared al low rates upon application
TO c. A. Taylor. Traffic Manager, Byrd
street station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

Cash QuOtations-Flour quiet, feellng
firm. and no change in prices, wheat.
G040G2c.' No. > red, 5S7sc.; corn. 42lzc.;
SG57i4U6GO; ribs. sG.45G6 IN: shoulders.
$562HQ5.s7y; sides, S6.75d8s7la whisky,
Sl1J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21
CUARLEgTON.

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. June 20.-Tur-
pentine firm at 27i4c,: receipts, ~ casks.
Rosin Arm good strained. Sl0O; re-
celpts, 1876 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

Tine success which Hoods Sarsapariua
has had IN freeing Oh ana Young from
soaiiy renarkable. Hoods Sarsaparila IS
a bullding-up medicine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

Hoods Pills are purely. vegetable. and
do not purge. pain, or gHpe' Sold by ali
DRUGGISTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

II you can't. and want to have work
done In first-ciass manner. seAu sou'
orders 10 The Times Office.
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rtrr COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 20.--Cotton steady
niddling gulf ia; mlddlins uplands.
IL. sales. 4.27l bales. Futures closed
firiu. sales 900 bales; June, ~, july
7l3. August III; September lis DE-
to1er "a November, -, DECEMBER
73j, January, al; February 40;
The consolidated net receipts of cotton
reported to-day from all ports were LILO
baies. exports. 10 Great Britain, 6Nl9
bales, Continent, 500 bales, STOCKS oo'9oo
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
5.g.9 bales: exports, 10 Great bfllal.' .'s1g
bales; France, 20i bales, Continent 4'aS'
New ORLEANS. June 90.-Cotton fu-
lures steady sales. ll.NO bales july
600. August. 6.9I: September, $50. Octo-
her. COL: November. $50; December, IO2;
January. 703, February, ia.
LIVERPOOL. June 20.-l23O p. Mot
ton. demand fair and prices unchanged
american middling. liz; sales. ZOO
bales: American. 1920 bales; speculation
and export. 900 bales; receipts. 900
bales. American, 1900 bales. Futures
steady and demand moderate; June ana
.Tulv. 6i-4: July and August, 1901
August and September 53-6i; september
and October, I. Tenders, 500 bales ne"
tP. M.-June. 3 eO-Giq3 el-6l: June and
July. 6O-Gt43 Gi-6i: July and August
6i-G4T3 62-6t: August and september
62-6443 1864; September ana Octopsr.
z e3-s4. November and December, SOS l-oti
December and January. l-otet --ot'
January and February, 2-5fG4 5-ot' u
lures closed steady.
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slon rhn,l slop Thatl!

terrible cough with DR.. paviu |v s.,,,
syrup OF Pine Ear. Horsns-'''a' a'~ "A~
Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

only Is cents Will purchase splendid
,,,,dsyy Tor Inc Century War Book at Tne
Times Office. This binder IS convenient as
Wen as ornamental. ne parts enclosed
SS,,aer viii ho'd one part or the entire
twenty with equal ease.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

KEW YORK, June 2O.-Flour steadier
ana demand moderate. winter wheat
low grades, s1s5G2. 80: patent, S2.0og3 25;
Minnesota clear s2.2Ou2 ~, patent. a.i.oJ
G4'25: low extras. Sl.s542.40. Southern
fonr quiet and steady; common TO fair
extra, S2OOa3.O0; good to choice do.
Wheat dull at &c higher, closing firm;
No , red. store and elevator, 62s.c. {:
aaoat 62a. GO3c. Options opened strong
ana ADVANCED i3sQll9c. declined %Q%c..
rallied nc. and closed firm at hgic
over yesterday. win trading fairly ac-
tive 10. red. June. d2ssc.; July. 63sc. !;
A corS dull. No. 2 red, 4GhG4GYc.. Gle
vator: 4Gi. 0ilGs4c ahoat; ungraded mix
fac higher. closing firm: June. 1890. !:
July, iGIsc. August. f7S.c.; September
OATS duh. scarce, and frner; June
a2i4c.: July, 5l3.c.; August. 5oNc.; No 2
white. July. &c. Spot-No .. 52QS3c. ::
No. white. 5ic.; mixed western. $50
Hay In moderate demand: shipping.
5o,i nc; good TO choice, 75gs5c.
Wool steady; pulled, i3qi4c.
Beef quiet and steady; family. $4,000
i400:, extra mess. $780, beef hams quiet
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MARINE INTELLIGENcE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. June %. 1894
ARRIN ED.
Schooner George II. Vreeland. coal, >.
H. Halves q Co.
PORT OF WEST POINT. June 20, isSt
ARRIN ED.
Steamship Baltimore Bennett, Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett Baiu-
more passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

II Won want bargains and best quality
~ goods 20 TO Vashon az Rose. 9th and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

A. s. Bufcrd to Mrs. Willie B. Tenant
q feet on Franklin. With improvement,
between Foushee and Adams, $3.50: W.
G.. Wnlicms. executriX. to l.. i. Green
and f y. Dabney lot with improvement.
"a north First street, between Leigh and
Jackson. 5000. \. i. Steares and Others
M W. w. Lefew. 50 feet o inches on north
Tenth street. near Leigh. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

gomery, and 8. v. Lovenstein, OF Rich
Inond. assistant chemists At the stauon.
Theo. @. Lewton. of Florida, has uesn
appointed librarian, and First Lleu,rn-
ant ID. c. Shanks, OF the 18th Infantry;
y: s. A., has been detailed TO succeed
Lieutenant John A. Hartman, as conin ,sd.,
dant OF the Cadet Corps at the 'eXpird''o"
OF MS detail. September LIST.
The report OF DIR. McBryde was
ceived and all recommendations contain
ed therein were agreed TO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

Bishop 0. p. Fitzgerald, of California,
has arrived, and addresses the literary
societies tomorrow morning. The con-
the announcement of the successful ora
tor of the contest Of to-day is an inter-
estlng feature, and the celebration OF
the WASHINGTON Society at night. address
ed by Dr. X. n. Sledd, the orators from
tbe society being Nessrs c. +. Eason ana
II. r. Hern, are the remaining commence
ment exercises
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-21

MN. MlALo ~ tN'-s
Senator Roger .. Mills. Of Texas. who
spoke before the literary societies last
night. made most favorable Impression.
Il- discussed the power OF mi!lionaires IN
shaping OF legislation and show
"a that that power was growing 10
dangerous proportion OF our Liberties
His tribute 10 the women or the South,
and especially to those of OLD Virginia.
Was most eloquent one, and worthy OF
TIE great man who gave utterance 70 II.
III thought we were drifting away from
'1e principles OF good government ana
that we should not lose sight OF the teach
lff ~ liberty and good government as
understood by our forefathers.
He paid President Cleveland the COM
pllment Of being an able man, and one
Who had al heart the best interests Of his
country and party and he believed would
work out the salvation OF the Govern
mont THE won q round OF anplause
Ills Well-krown tariff views were Drier-
" mentioned. and he deplored the con-
oltion the country was In, but believed
taa' the end OF financial depression and
industrial inactivity that now exists so
generally was In sight. He referred 70 the
battle for the rights OF the people that
mas been waged In the national halls or
legislation for so long period, AMI ex-
pressed the highest appreciation OF the
iact that with the repeal OF the Federal
election laws made possible by the brave
nght made for the repeal law by Hon.
Harry Tucker. that the victory for state s
ights had been won In legislation where
y had failed 10 reach success on the bat
ue-hsld. He believed that by the passage
Of Wise legislation now pending that the
country would be restored to prosperity
ioat u has not enjoyed for many years.
lie waS more than ever convinced that
korce does not accomplish right; that right
an win in the end, and that God ana
(Nght are always the majority against
orce wherever the case may be: that II
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In Dubois county during the month Of June
l-t.s. a. shown ia the county Recorders Office
Vim. IL Burford 10 Hubbard Bros. lot Is
eve. SO
Milton i. waddIe 10 ozro waddle, F.. acres in
section =. tl-rS. 500
John -. Norman "a Elizabeth H. ". Green,
Z and - IoO acres ~. ~r 5 f-&O.
John 4 Green to Elvira a.. strain. und u pt
Of 10 acr.-- in see -. s, s.. sW
Mary g. k1ttger 10 Henry Hill-meyer. lots
. and g.. Rottgrr'- add Huntingburg, and pt
sec x. Z : RS. $50
Gerhard II. Rernke to jos. \. Remke. ct al.
pf lot 10. Ferdinand. $40
John a. Eyer~Inan to jos. a. Remkc, "a AL.
~ lot 10. Ferdinand. s.
Pred W freybergcr to John Baecher. pit
n. n 5 81 lsN
Harley ". stewart to Mary A. stewart. y and
20 100 acres IN sec ~, - s. $50
Mary stewart to Maggie stewart, 10 acres in
Matilda Pirle 10 Isaac Rau-chcr. lot !.
Dun. So
Henry -chrader 10 &. " shaw and u. Rum
mel. ~ acres ia -sc- :. II and ~. I 2 : r > and
4. guurss..l. ~ al to John W. Harrison. ~
acres IA secs :. = and -. Z : : !. s.l5
a,-o. Meyer 20 august %. Meyer, - acres IN
John o.. L.i-tn-r 60 phil DIlly. pt see q.
N g. S-su
kI.n Parks to Tho-. a. Parks. ICo acres IN
see II. Z -r3. 81 so
Philip billy Ia John u Lei-tner. pt see ~,
Il | n I. x-<O
Henry I-andgrebe. com'r. to Phil -teincrt.
LOT hs. HuntingDurg. N.ss0-
tha~- Moenkhau- to W. ID VI. n Geo. D..
Finke. pt lot ~. Huntingburg. <l..0
Rosa hran-. q AL. to Rosa >traber. pt lot II.
Jasper. fssO.
\. q. Harrison to Conrad Brown. - acres IN
~. nj 4. SO.
Prank y. Miller to John BlucmeI. 100 acres
in S. 1~rs. 81 100
Rosa kran-, a al. TO Anthony krau-. lots
IA and pr ~. Jasper. StO
Anna - Ficken Ia John Ficken. pit lot ~.
Iserken'- add Huntingburg. 500.
John e. rssmel-pAchcr to John l. friedman.
lot -. Met rn- III add Jasper. G.5-
Rosa krau-. et AL, to Cha-. kraus. pt lot "a.
Jasper. son.
Abncr VI. sanders To Martha sanders. 10
acres in sec ~. 2 -r :. 81
Elizabeth VI. Henry to Leroy I. HARRISON,
70 acres i'm see IS. tisrs. S1.5
a. r. koerner to Frank thinner. IT -. ~
and 10. ko-rner'- add Birsi-eye. <llS.
Inr.nz kEnkcl to VIM Wurzbergrr, lots -.
- ~ and ~. Fersf inand. fsp.
Louis H. Iandgrsbe Ia Conrad i-andgreb..
und ut lot s. Huntfngburg. Hs@
Mack a. Lennon to Elmer u. small pt sec
1s.t1-r s. so
sheriff ~. q. to Caroline Grccner. ~ acres IN
section .. t1s q. Srt5.
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November. IL. lses -ly.


Mr.. q. j. Buettner. Of Anderson,
Ind. spent the Fourth in Jasper.
Mr.. Katie Wright, Of Cannelton,
lud-. was the guest Of Mrs Sarah
Cooper, on the 18th.
Mr.. Fred. Schenk and mother, OF
Evansville, attended the picnic al
Jasper on the Fourth.
Nessrs Gus Brett and Frank
Eckert. Of Louisville, Ky, and
VIII Carleton, If the Petersburg
Press, were in Jasper for the ith-
Gus Sonderman has been al
Knoxville for the past week paint
ing signs for Dr. Coble, Dekempcl
Bros. and Vim. Poe
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Free Pills.

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giving tone To stomach and bowels great
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Druggist
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There have lately been placed
upon the market several cheap r.
prints Of an obsolete edition Of
.-WcbSter'~ Dictionary" The e
books are given various nan,e~.
webster Unabridged. The
Great Web-ter'> Dictionary. - Web
>ter's Big Dictionary. Webster :
Enclycopedic Dictionary. ETC. etc
Many announcements concerning
them are misleading. The Web
ster reprint portion Of each from \
to Y i the same.-forty-~ix wears
behind the times. and printed from
plates made by photographing the
old pages
The old book has been padded
out by various additions culled from
various sources. but the body j. the
same that was published when Polk
was president and duly buried al
the incoming Of Lincoln The
Webster. current from Lincoln &
Harrison. j. the popular copyrighted
..Cnabridgcd'f which has recent,
been superseded by WEDSTER's Is
TERNArIoNAL DICTIONARY. See adj
yertiSement in another column
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prThc q. 4. X. picnic at ia

RJThc G.. \. H. picnic at Jas
on the 18th was success. notwiih-
standing the number Of neighbcr-
hood celebrations all around. The
proceeds of the stands melted the
Monument Association about 500
Everything was well conducted and
all passed of merrily- Miss Noll-
mer did herself credit by her read
ing of the immortal Declaration
The address Of Hon. {. +. Davis
was thoughtful and philosophical
review OF the causes leading up to
the Revolution, and marking OF
the progress, as well a. dangers, be-
setting the Republic. and cursorily
touching on the relations Of labol
and capital. Those who missed
hearing il lost an intellectual treat
and our people will be glad to heal
him another time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-07-06

HuntingburlS News
Died, at the residence Of Herman
Beckmann. at Ferdinand. on Tues
iay. Louis Sauer. If Louisville.
aged about 60 years. The deceased
was visiting hi- ~on. VIM. Sauer,
and was suddenly taken i'll on sun
dav which resulted in his death on
Tuesday. The corpse was brought
to this city Tuesday night andtakcn
to Louisville "Wednesday morning
for burial.
On Monday the directors If the
brick factory closed contract with
W. a. Eudaly. Of Cincinnati, for
the erection II a patent down-drati
kiln. at a cost Of about 5000.
Work on the kiln j. to begin the
latter part Of next week
Trustee Ph. Bambcrger has al.
vertised for bids for the erection oI
a new school house in Dist 5, Pa
ltoka township.