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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-09-26
UNION CHAPEL.

Rev: James G. Lane, of Aber>
deem, Miss, with his family, is WIS.,
iting his sister, Mrs. r. C. Irwin.
Since returning from Florida Mr..
Larnard's health is much improved.
Miss Larnard is visiting Miss
Cora Lyon at Gainesville.
Miss Lula Manning has returned
after an absence of several weeks.
Rev. G. =. A. Pise was With us
again Sunday afternoon. He has
many friends out here who are al.
ways glad to see him.
Rev. J. Ii. Patton, wife and son,
were callers out here last week.
We hope to see them again soon.
Miss Marion and Master John
Atkinson are spending some time
with their aunt, Mrs. 7. B. Irwin.
AMI.
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SMYRNA.

There are good many people wb o
can read and write, yet do not be.
lieve the earth revolVes. Let our
little literary societies be encourag-
ed. Almost every one accepts the
circulation Of the blood as fact,
yet it is modern discovery.
Wars and the undue increase of
the human family will cease when
mar becomes more humane and
really civilized.
Rev. Mr.. Morgan preached SER
mon in the Baptist Church Sun.
day. which is worth being printed
and distributed to the world.
All our young people who have
the opp ortunity, should learn the
Spanish language, as English and
Spanish (and in Brazil, Portugee)
dominate the western hemisphere.
People in great many neighbor-
hoods miss great deal of life's
happiness by not getting acquainted
with each other they are out of
touch, and the best impulses of the
heart are paralyzed.
Why do we hear and know so
much about the great warriors-lite
destroyers-of the world, and so
little about those who are their
superlors Alexander, Genghis
Khan, Attali, Napoleon, are called
great men! Do we not need truly
Christian civilization, practically ap-
piled to human life?
Mrs. Written, an INDECENT, worthy
widow lady, has been confined to
her ted with fever for several weeks.
"Who are the Shakers ?" They
are religious sect who never
marry. They are very humane, aud
"take in" all-old and young-who
come to them, hence their numbers
never "give out" but are often un-
duly increased iu the winter. Many
leave in the spring these are CALI
ed "Winter Shakers"
There seems to be a more nope.
full outlook for the human race now,
than ever before in the history of
man, but We are now in the throes
of the great readjustment, which is
made necessary by the application
of machinery, versus hand labor, to
the worlds work. A great change
must and will come, and it should
be upon the line of justice, humani-
ty and love. Let us all pray that
it will be. No utterly selfish
human being can be happy. World
ly vanity never fails to bring vexa-
ton; The world is learning this.
DR.. Pledger is able to be out
again.
Capt. Moore's scuppernongs are
"a sight to see."
Rev. Mr.. Patton preached an able
sermon Sunday evening. L. F. J.
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LOST MOUNTAIN.

Rev Mr. Edmonsou, of Acworth,
preached very interesting sermon
at Midway last Saturday night.
The literary club will meet at MI
II A Taylor's next Saturday night.
We learn that Mr. A J Ward has
SOLD his farm to Mr. Orlando Davis,
Mr. Ward is a good citizen and we
hope he will remain in the commu.
nifty,
Prot d A Sewell closed his school
here last Friday. The following re
ceived prizes: Highest general av.
erage-- Judson Ward, gold medal,
Prizes in spelling-Eliza McElreath.
Sallie Lewis, Ethel Taylor. Best
work in spelling bee-Judson Ward
Best attendance-Judson Ward.
Several federal soldiers visited
Lost Mountain this week and last
looking over the old battle fields
Why not have lookout built on
the top of Lost Mountain for the
convenience OF the public
ALLEN.
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4. B. GILBERT.
THE PRAYER FOUND IN CHRIST,S
GRAVE, A. ID. sos.

Published By request
The following prayer was found
in the grave OF our Lord Jesus Christ
in the year 808, and sent from the
Pope to the Emperor Charles (for
safety as he was going to battle.
They who repeat it every dsy, or
hear it repeated, or keep it about
them shall never die sudden death.
nor be drowned in water, nor will
poison have any effect on. them; and
it being read over woman in labor
she will be safely delivered, and be
a glad mother and when the child
is born, lay it on his or her right
side and he or she will stand up and
thank God. And they WHO shall
repeat it in any house shall be
blessed by the Lord, and Voc to him
that laughs at it, for he will suffer.
Believe this, for it is certain as if the
Holy Evangelist had written it.
They who keep it above them need
not fear lightning nor thunder, and
they who repeat it every day shall
have three days warning before their
death.
80 adorable Lord and Savior
Jesus Christ dying on the cross for
our lives. o Holy Cross Of Christ,
ward off from me all sharp repeating
words. Q holy Cross of Christ, ward
off from me all weapons OF danger.
0 Holy Christ, ward off from me all
things that are evil. 0 Holy Cross
of Christ, protect me from my enc.
mics. o Holy Cross of Christ, pro-
tect me in the way of happiness. Q
holy Cross of Christ, ward off from
me all dangerous deaths-give me
lite always. 0 Cruci6ed Jesus Of
Nazareth, have mercy on me now
and forever. Amen.
''In honor ofour Lord Jesus Christ
and in honor of his sacred passion,
and in honor of his God like ascen'
sion, to which he liked to bring us
the right OF way to heaven-true al
Jesus was born on Christmas day IN
the stable-true as the three kings
brought their offerings to Jesus on
the thirteenth day-true as he as
cended into heaven so the honor o.
Jesus will keep me from my enemies
| visible and invisible, now and for,
ever. Amen.
80 Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy
on me Mary and Joseph pray fol
me through N;codemus and Joseph
who took our Lord down from the
Cross and buried Him. Lord Jesu,
Christ, through thy suffering on the
Cross-ior truly your soul was part
ing out OF this sinful world-give me
grace that | may carry roy cross pa
tiently, with dread and fear when
suffer, and that without complaining
and through Thy suffering ma,
escape all dangers now and forever
Amen"
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ANTIOCH.

Mrs. II. ?. Sauls is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. A. J. Dobbins and son made
business trip to Atlanta last week.
Mr.. Charlie Boiler is able to visit
his father near Atlanta.
Mr.. Bill Nix, who is ditching on
Judge Gober's place, says he hes
killed over one hundred snakes in
the last few days and has let sever
al large ones away.
Miss Ollie Sauls did not get of
to Macon to school on account of
her mothers sickness.
Messrs. Will Attaway and Ralph
Manning visited friends at Lost
Mountain last Sunday, and they
look very we'll pleased this week.
Miss Rosa CAN'T, of Due East,
visited Miss Ollie Sauls last Satur>
day aud Sundey.
Mr.. Joe Attaway has a very se>
we're attack Of measles.
J. 0. Gaines visited relatives in
Atlanta last week.
Mr.. Jim Gunter and wife, of
Sandy Plains, visited Mr.. Coker's
family last Sunday.
The Mutual Benefit Society"
met last Saturday night and rem
dered fine program to large au-
dience, AMI She members ale SPAR
ing no time in preparing for the en-
tertainment which will come off
Saturday night before the second
Sunday III October. 1t was said by
q visitor last Saturday night that
this is the best organization of the
kind in the county, and we cordially
invite the other societies to our en-
tertainments and see if it be true.
Miss Matte Dobbins has return
ed home from Atlanta. SNlPpE.
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AUSTELL.

Mr.. Osborne, who recently bought
the Bob Anderson place near town,
is adding six rooms to his bouse.
MIR. Allen, who succeeds Mr..
Flynn as supervisor of the South
ern Railway, has moved to our
town. Mr.. Flynn will move his
family to Alabama.
Mr.. Henderson, of Atlanta, who
bought Mr.. j. A. Gifford's place,
has moved out and taken possess
ion.
The Atlanta papers gave our
town fine write up on a riot about
two weeks ago which never occur
red. The facts were that Jean Cor
sey got drunk and become .ather
boisterOus. He was tried and sem
fenced to 40 days on the streets.
Tie Southern has put on two ex.
ira passenger trains to accommodate
the Exposition travel. We now
haul 1S passenger trains daily.
Mr.. Will Clay's new house is
nearing completion. SITTER.
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OLIVE SPRINGS.

Farmers are busy gathering their
cotton, which is indeed a great deal
shorter than was expected.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Latimer, Of near
Woodstock, visited the family Of
John A. Booth last Sunday.
Protracted services are being car
ried on at this church.
The infant of MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Haney was inferred at Maloney
Springs cemetery last Monday.
Mr.. Phagan is visiting his new
home place in Alabama. 1t is 10
the regret of many that he and
family will leave our neighborhood,
but hope prosperity and health will
attend them when at their new To-
cation.
Messrs. Wiley and Warren are
now ready for ginning cotton, which
if this dry, hot weather continues
many weeks, will all be gathered.
Mr.. Croft Legg and family, of
Texas, are visiting relatives in our
A5tNoO oAVOA al dOcCuCC vi
seventeen years.
Many are the enquiries CONCERN
ing our friend, MIR. Warren. The
wish and desire of our entire COM
munity is that he may be spared to
continue his usefulness am ong us as
a citizen.
We are glad to make known to
the public that on next Sunday
night the program of the Sunday
School Mission Day." will be car.
ried out here. The choir has ar
ranged to furnish good music, the
Rotations will also be charmingly
rendered. Bro. Lyon and Others
will be present and lecture on Eome
and foreign missions.
Rev. Thos. Morgan preached two
notable and inspiring sermons Sun.
day night. He continues with us
until the meeting closes. FUND.-.
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TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction CITY,
H., was told by her doctors she had Con,
sumption and that there was no hope for
her, but two bottles DR.. Kings New Dis
ccovery completely cured her and she SAYS
It saved her life. Mr.. Thos. Eggers, 1879
Florida ST., San Francisco, suffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching Consumption,
tried, without result everything else then
bought one bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis,
covery and in two weeks was cured. He
is naturally thankful. 1t is such results,
OF which these are samples. that prove the
wonderful efficacy Of this medicine in
Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at
the Palace Drug Store. Regular size SOC.
and sl.0O.
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DUE WESr.

Mr.. Horace Clay has sold his
farm to MIR. J. Il. Echols and has
bought the farm of Mr.. J. B. Dick.
son.
Messrs. E. l.. Mayes and John
Mohon., contractors, have just COM
pIeted a good barn for Mr.. Clay.
We are sorry TO note the illness
of Judge J. A. l.. Born, who has
been confined to his bed two weeks
with fever. We hope he will soon
recover
Mr.. A. D. Green and Mr.. Pres
Orr each have a pumpkin patch
and are the champion pumpkin
raisers. They are raising pump
kins for their hogs and say that the
amount of land in cultivation will
pay better than that much il corn
Tor hog feed. Mr.. Green has one
pumpkin weighing sixty pounds.
They do not live on Pumpkin Vine
creek either, but on Alatoona creek.
where sc many good farmers live.
The F. A. NJ. Lodge, of Lost
Mountain, No. 357, continues to
boom. There is double work in the
Masters degree at the next meet.
ing, the second Saturday night.
All Master Masons in good stand
ing from our sister Lodges are in.
vited. G. w. Hill, w. NJ.
Prot. Mayes' school closed with
satisfaction, except that he said he
was done teaching and We would
have to look out for another teach.
er. Well, We know that there is q
lot Of good teachers, but we have
become so attached to Newt that
We are at Q loss to give him up.
The sweat has to come in making
ths cotton and it has to roll of the
tace to pick it. So hot and dry
that most of the gardens with late
seeding of turnips are about al
killed.
We went to County Line Church
Sunday and heard a good sermon
delivered by Pastor Edmonson, and
and saw lots OF old friends and
shook hands up to the elbow.
4 Mop
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READ & WIGGINS,
The Clothiers.
GILMORE.

Miss Minnie Jennings school at
this place closed last Friday. We
were sorry to give up our good and
faithful teacher. We hope that our
next teacher will be as COOL as she
was.
Mrs. Sallie Byrd was buried
at Collins Spring Church at thi,
place Friday last.
MIR. Pitt Ausbrook, OF Florida, is
visiting relatives at this place.
MIR. }. NJ. Vaughn and wife, OIL
Bolton, visited relatives st this
place last Sunday.
Mrs. Carmichael, OF Atlanta. il
visiting her son and daughter, Mr.
James Carmichael, at this place.
School Boy
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The man who never made any
mistakes, died when he was a bcy.
Sucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Sslve in the world tor cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions an positively
cures piles, or no pay required Il is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded Price rs cents per box
For sale by J d Malone
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Mudge.-"Another man called me
a liar last night" Yahsley.-"What
did you do ?" "Well, as he was
three sizes bigger than l, l asked
him why he couldn't say something
original.
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Hoax.-"Where did you spend
your vacation Z" Joax.-At home
My vacation was all had to spend.
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That's what we sell the people who come
to buy Of our stock of Tea and Coffee, and
an investigation of short duration proves
the truth of the statement. Delve little
further into the matter and it will be found
that prices are much below what is usually
charged TO- equal quality-but to keep
the business wheels moving briskly, we
oil them with cut prices. and its a pleasure
to see things move, bus its more than
pleasure to secure Tea and Coffee at such
prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-06

HrThe 54th Congress began it,
session on Monday. Car Reed was
A. lected Speaker Of the House. Tie
Presidents message, which we give
on our auxiliary side, was read
Tuesday. There is nothing remark
able In the document. About two
thirds Of il is devoted to the tale of
woe resulting from his attempt TO
foice this country to odopt an ex-
gold standard. He rec
ommends the retirement Of $780,
OO, 600 greenbacks and treasury
notes, and issuing interest bearing
bonds in their place, and saws Il
Congress don't do it he will issue
more bonds to maintain a gold re-
serve, anil help the spectators.
The Republican Congress is thus
between the devil and the
leep sea.
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kh~ unsati~ns Cnr~sf i'm n Day
Mystic Cure for Rn.umarf-m ana -
rzlxiA Radically cur-- in to z day-- It. -
tion upon the system j. remark sbl~ and
Mt.t. riou-- IL reEnove az once the rau--
ana fn- disease ismrn-ff2rslv d-apu@mr-
TIE nr-t dose greatly bsn@r,-. Is cents
>oii by Martin Friedman. - Jasper
Ilsn-
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o0rA suit in the Uavless Circus
Court At Washington BY the F. W
Cook Brewing Co. against the locaI
agent of the beer company at tina,
city, shows that the Cook beer is
popular there-the agent having
sold At reduced rates, so, sos. 90
worth in the last - months, or over
$3.50 average per month. 1t $ sup-
possible that As much beer was
bought in Washington from each Of
the cities Of Milwaukee, Cincinnati,
indianapolis, Terre Haute and Vim
cennes, as from Evansville, which
would make the cost Of beer to
dealers about 50, 300 a month.
This at the reduced rate, would
probably buy 200 eight gallon
kegs, which would make 2.y.6OO
drinks, or about 80 q month for
each man, woman and child in the
city, and for which they should paw
$l3 $3.50. 1t is said the consump-
ton Of beer has increased largely
since the water works we're es.ab-
lished there.
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The Board met Monday morning
promptly, and q large amount q
routine business has been trans.
acted.
The reports Of the several county
officers, under the fee and salary
law, were submitted, and the officers
allowed the sums collected BY them,
rs none Of them collected the
amount allowed them AZ salaries by
the law. The following amounts
were reported collected BY them !:
A. H. koelner, Auditor, $751; 81;
Ed. A. Bohnert, Treasurer, $425.
H. Eckert Clerk, $43l. IS; Phil.
Oily, Recorder, $780, 60; Henry
Cassidy, Sheriff, :
Allowances were made to Geo. r.
Wilson, Go. Supt. t272; w. W.
Kendall, Co. Assessor, t1O5; Mil
burn 4 Sweeney, Co.. Atty's SI2:
B. b. Brannock, Sec'y. B. Of II.
$50; Leroy Cave, poor asylum sl21;
Ed A. Bohnet, money to Bene.
Inst, e192.20.
Inc following bids for furnishing
the county with books and station
cry for the next year were received:
Ind. Journal Go. 1886. %; Ind. Sen
tinel Co., $579: VIM. b. Burford.
1851; Wilson Humphreys 4 Co.,
Loganspor, e535.89; Baker a.
Thornton, Lafayette, $556.45; Ev-
ansville Journal Co.. $3.50. The
contract was awarded to the Logans-
port firm, il being the lowest bid
der.
Frank J. Drash resigned as J. r.
Liquor licenses were granted to
A. J. Fisher, John Altman, A. C..
K~rutsinger, Phil. Kastner and Bar
ton Busenbark.
a petition by Lawrence Harder.
and others for . bridge across Pa
toka river near Breitweiser's wa
continued until next March term.
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WE'LL FIxED.-Mr. s. Kuebler
this week moved his mems CLOTHING
and furnishings, and shoe depart.
nent. into his new room, and now.
In addition to having the finest busi-
ness block in town. has the best ar
ranged and most convenient store.
occupying three rooms, witha stock
Of the latest and st fashionable
dress goods and mott ms and staple
dry goods, groceries. canned fruits.
in n room, clothing and boots and
shoes in another. queensware, hard
ware, &c, ir Notwithstanding a
large department store, in which al
most everything necessary in a fam
lily car be found. Buying thus
largely he is able To sell low. and
offer extra inducements to purchas-
ers for cash.
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9vsry veesr ssxs pear viii ~ called -
- - veee - The elsrs1oa foe Preesaeor
> ceageess0es. apon the 0sssess
9ssseses. 70 10 - i~stsl1lgsnsly evsrys,s
shosod study ssd usdssseasd q. - usse,,
g What party they may b~lsag COINS
FINANCIAL SCHOOL teaehss is eleorlv,
srssafs'iy asd sslly. IL Ill sts hsarlnes
40 tmpsreeaily. 10 . hook Of i0l
pages. handsomely t~llussraeed.
- rAL8 o. two NArGONs.. f. /.
hssdsesne vo1sms - SOC pages, hcsva.~
- The qsestisa. bat vrSsses su
NE soso NJ N eagrosstsg and lueerosus~
tale. AiresAy over 500 900 c.ples have
oesa sold.
rAs COC0GxR viii presems either one.
- esve either one ssst. postpaid. 20 every
ssssersess 10 this paper Who viii nay :
ysars' saescriptios u advance. Any one
wssssag . bsshs caa have the add
sssssl eas sest them fer Is esuss. us~ .os
al to reSd shen before politicians warn
yesr j~udgnseat hy fAllscles. and sudeavor
90 escure Z03r vote ngsinss your own n.
sercsee. There Il no Pslistcs in either
book. bat seatsmewts of ssbtd fncts. Nm.
scrtoe to the COURfEk sow and get your
ehoieo Of them. -
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& q M mi ri on er's Sale Of
Real Estate.

No. 1897.
Barbara r. Ballard It al,
vs. In pay-lfi0u
Benjamin johnson IT al.
Notice il hereby given that by virtue
Of an order and decree Of the Du oi-
Circuit Court, made AT September term.
1885. thereof, the undersigned commits
sioner appionted by said court to make
sale Of re | estate in the above entitled
cause, will sell at public auction on the
premises, at the town Of Hillham. Du-
bois county, Indiana. at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th. Isa5.
The following described real estate stu
ated in Dubois county. Indiana. fo-wit.
The southwest quarter of the north
west quarter. and six and two-thiri
|(62s) acres on Of the west side Of the
northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter. and six and two-fhini fs2,
acres on OF the west side of the south
east quarter of the northwest quarter:
The northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter, and six and two-fhiri
t6as) acres Oh Of the west side of the
northeast quarter of the southwest
qnarter; And also. the southwest quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter. All Of
the above real estate is in section No.
thirteen (13l, township No. one CD.
north, range No. three ~. west. and
contains l4O acres more or less, lexcepf-
ing from said real e<taie 3s-l0O of an
acre heretofore sold 10 Vim. Drahing.
and particularly described in his deed
recorded in Recorders office Of said
county, in deed record II, pages - A sa.)
TERMS OF SALE.-One-fourh Of
purchase money 10 BE- paid cash. the
residue in three equal payments. al six.
twelve and eighteen months. purchaser
notes for deferred payments.
bearing o per cent. interest from date.
waving relief. and with good freehold
to the commissioners approval.
Sale to begin AT 10 O'Clock AN.
SOLOMON w. CLAPP,
Commissioner.
TRArLoR 4 H~rxrER, Attorneys.
Nov. ~, lsa5-4w.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

In the matter Of the estate Of John Ander.
scn. deceased, In the Dubois Circuit court
December term, ls6.
Notice 10 hereby given that Alexander An.
derson ~ Administrator of the estate al
John~ Anderson. deceased. has presented and
Element of said estate, and the same will
come UP Tor exaIni N alton and action Of said
circuit court ON the nth day Of Decem
Der. ISo, AZ which time all heirs. creditors or
legatses ~ said estate are r.auirs.d ~ an
pear n said Court and show cause, IL any
shere DE-. Why said acs cunt and voucher
should NOT De approved And the heirs ~
saiu estate are also hereby required Mt IN.
sirno and place aforesaid. "a appear and
make proof Of their heirship. W
ALEXASDEK ANDERSON. Adur.
W. X GREE>E. Atty for Admr.
Orc. sth. INN.-2M.s
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comets o..
M0fS,

Purchased at a low wholesale nr.
after thoroughly examining tbe
leading styles and prices. and I
give my customers the beneti, "a
the low prices secured. Call !,
the Millinery Emporium on the co,.
ner OF Main and Fourth street.
Jasper, Ind, Miss Friedman's h..
mer store.) and see how much ,
stylish, becoming bonnet, will ada
% your appearance. 1t will be a
pleasure To show YOU the .tvrs.
whether you buy or not.
Emma Leming.
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'r IT,. :. HATS { Caps" '''"
nc Dt>t IN tow
IT, D.. all STYLES and
Inc Best in town
The Best ~ in TOWN
r. Trunks. Umbrell-.
as. All kinds Of
The Best Childrens' In ,ow,
SCHOOL SHOES
The Best All warranted TO in town
be Just as repre-
The Best scented at in town
John A. Sermersheim's,
Public Square,
North of Court House.
: INDIANA.
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Survey Notice.

Notice u hereby given that the UNDER
signed will proceed with the County
Surveyor Of Dubois County. Indiana. on
Monday. December ?, lsa5, to survey
the lines an: establish the IL
section 10. ~. township No. /, north.
range 30. d, ~6s!, The intermediate
lines will also be run, and the corners
thereof established, and all pzsties in
terested are notified to he present
BOY. n, Ises.-sv,