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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
rrnnnrY noMpANr.s HRIEF FILED.

Albany Feb 7-Willam c. Trull. OF New ORR
at noon TODAY personally filed with the Attorney
General his brief in behalf Of the Brooklyn Heights
Railroad Company. In the matter OF the proceed
ings undertaken TO have the Attorney, nenerai
hiring an action to annul the charter OF the com
pany The counsel for the petitioners nave nor
filed their brief yet. ard no decision Is eAPec'eu
for day two.
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FLAMES IN THE STATE HOUSE AT TREN-
TON

Trenton, y. j., Feb. (SpeciaD.-New-Jersey
Capitol building was fire this morning but the
damage was slight and the flames were extin-
guished by the State House employees without the
aid OF the city fire department. The fire broke out
In the floor of the conference room OF the supreme
Court, which is just over the Executive Chamber
Custodian Council is convinced that the fire was
smou!dering between the floors all night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
SHIPPING NEVIS.

PORT or NETWORK THURSDAY. FEE. I. 1895.
ARRIVED
steamer Black Prince CB) Corner. Alexandria Decent
Der 3 Jana eyrou g. Tripol Z AeXandretta :. Smyrna
-. Mes:na 20. Palermo 81 Algiers January and 81
Achaels y, with mdse Scager Arrived al the Bar
ar m
steamer England (B) Healy. London January 49, with
mts" 70 7 " Hurst. Arrived at the Bar At
steamer circassa Orr. Shanklin Glasgow January p
ana Neville 90 mdse q cabin and lbs seerage pas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
STATE rrrAsUErR coLyrv,s INITIATION

Albany. Feb State Treasurer Addison y. col
win, director Of and representing the Horizon I'm
provcmcnt Company. Of Giens Falls. has extended
invitation 20 the members OF the Ncw-NOrk
State Press Association. and their wives. to Ice
guests OF the company at their hotel at Lake
George three days in the latter part OF June About
10 members OF the association usually attend the
annnal meciInE. which s. invariably hei In juno
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lIahana. Havana. Spanish. ........ 900 m 200 m
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A SLIGHT FIRE UNDER THE BRIDGE.

fire occurred under OF the arches Of the,
brooklyn Bridge yesterday. 1t at No
Bridge Arch, In the storage house OF Robertson ].
Brownell The blaze on the top floor OF the
structure. which is three stories high in the arch
II was caused by an oil stove exploding and set
ting fire TO the goods stored there The flames
were quickly put out by the iremen. About 900
Gn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-oU seconl-
hand wocd and iron working machines
fully guaranteed: machinery bought ana
exchanged. GEORGE u. EDDY. 3DS Mad1-
son-st.
ASSORTMENT new and second mana
PIANOS; nu makes. $50 up: cash. install.
mcnts. rent. exchange. WALTERS, of ana
~ University Place. near Mon Spu1'"'
- East l2th-st.. near Broadway.
FOR SALE Contents six rooned hlt,
good as new. cheap. all conNrnlrnces lor
housekeeping GORDON. lG2 West ~.
FOR SALE. Coin cabinet. black walnut.
II drawers. viii be- sold ~ on man
cost. LAYTON. 2f3 Reld-ayc.. brooklyn.
FOR SAIE.-A hrst-class livery ana board
INK stable In one ~ the best locations III
New York. Satisfactory reason given lor
selling. Apply 10 o. i. D.. 3is West i-i-st.
FOR SALE cheap. many scarce trihls;
medical scientific numismatic and
classics. at RODENS. 4os canal-st.
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LONG COLUMN OF FLAME.
r,nr IN THE BIG sHOT-ToWER NEAR
THE BRIDGE.

.,.s,.n by AN EXPLOSION OF OIL ON THE TOP
v,ooR-A WORKMAN BADLY BURNED-THE
FIERY SIGHT WITNESSED By THOUSANDS.
,oar 4 and o'clock Yesterday, the hour when
49,. s,-eats of the lower part OF the city are
tbronged with people crowdng their way home
from business puff of smoke ascended from the
.on Of the lofty shot-,ower which stands in the
,oar Of the building which is at No. 81 Beekman-s'
ire smoke curling upward was lost in the flying
,ou. hut soon there burst dense and
$50, T., the grayness of the air. Thousands of
,oo-,e IN CITY Hall Park. Franklin Square. on the
prsre and the East River ferryboats. and others
a. the high downtown buildings watched the tower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE To LET.

FOR RENT or SALE. Bargains in hotels.
boarding houses ana cottages: building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL q. ADAMS q
co. AilantIr CITY. \. ].
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
Malls close. Vessel sails.

Vessel For Line Malls close. Vessel sails
Cherokee Jacksonyle CTyde ....... ........ 300
cufc. Liverpool. White Star --... 100 m
Chateau LATTE. Bordeaux. Bordeaux. ZOO m
Exeter City, Bristol. Bristol cty..... l'W IA
RO Grarle FefnarAina Nallory ........ 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

BACK ROOM second floor. bath. furnace
heat. private house. reasonable. 100 N'st
4Gth-st.. one door from Broadway -
BACHELORS QUARTERS In private
house: location uneXceiled. every con
vsnience. breakfast. attendance. moderate
rent. % West JOth-st.
COSBY furnished rooms. with or without
board breakfast II desired. 10 west
22d-at.
LARGE front rooms. nicely furnishen
heated. running water. Closets bah'
2l3 West 49,h-st
NEATLY furnished front and back parior
:, let. board optional. Mrs. MAft.S' 90
Western Boulevard.
II WEST icTU-ST.-Largc furnished
rooms IN a guiN. private house sunny
southern exposure: overlooking oth-a'e''
references
siST-sT.. i0i WEST. Pleasant front
room: hot and cold water; near elevated
station and cable; all conveniences
ADVERT usEMENTs AND suBsCRIP-
TlONS FOR THE NEW-YORK TRiB.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. f.242 Broadway.
"a door narth Ut Thirty-nrst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
DRI.SSMAkING.

A.-A.-A.-COUTURIE FRANCHISE.
fancy waists. tabernacle gowns. fancy
bail and dinner costumes. latest faris
models for summer wash dresses. ladies'
materials rrad~. rcmodelling; winter prices.
Nine ANDERSON. los West nth ST..
formerly with stern Bros.
A ARTISTIC DRESSES made from
81 tailor made. also evening. reception.
travelling anI carriage gowns made.
EUGENE. II West i25ih-si.
ARTISTIC DRFssMAKER. - First class
fft.r accustomed e. fine trade. desires
more engagements In frs;-class families,
terms Moderate. personal reference. ID,
- shave.
ARTISTIC dr-rsmaking: perfect nttlng
costumes: handsome dresses. s. 70 $l2
Nine OWEN. l5T West 22dst.
DHESSMAkER wants work by the day In
private families. perfect litter: remOdels
anl al,er misses work. references Il.
H. Hox 3oi. los West <2i-s'.
DHEssMAKER. experienced dress
maker by the day. 81 ~. nr-t-class n,-
ter. suits. wraps evening costumes. etc I;
r.mO!e.s Beautifully. stylish. lunch only.
Aadr-ss TAYLOR. i.2s2 Broadway.
SEAL. GARMENTS rolyei and altered In
O. fnrll. nnfi. cAl.s and Efnn jackets.
Mrs HAItKERs. iiG West 3Nth-si.. near
Broadway. late with GuntheTs. oth-aVe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
ELATS TO LET-Eurnishe d

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. commodIous
apartment. two stories fourteen rooms.
three baths. ~ rent for season or year;
immediate possession. Apply SCPEkIN-
the Knickerbocker. 24T 9th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE TROUBLE
PRESIDENT BAKER WITHDRAws HIS REsIGNA-
TON AND TIE 'PUT" AND Call"
Room Is CLOSET.

CHICAGO Feb The committee appointed at the
special meeting OF the Board of Trade yesterday
for persuading w. T. Baker 10 withdraw ms res's-
nation as president, reported al adjourned meet
,rg today that thev had been successful in their
efforts The room in which trading in puts ana
calls has been carried on heretofore was c.o. s
by order Of the Board Of Directors to-day. Dut the
men who are determined 10 do this knd OF. specu-
lating rented rooms In adjoining Duiihhs' ~
that there was interruption TO the business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

AGENCY WANTED. for an out-of-'own
factory preferred. ~ N active. eAper.
eucei business man. occipJ INK sH'"II
ground noor front Nihre WIN "ihi," on
n principal street. near broadway ana Ivy
Ian. highest references. Address SALES
AGENT. Tribune Onic".
ADDRESSING MACHINE for newspapers
Patent for sale: full description wrrSy
Tribune February a. page G.. q. {. sHEk-
MAN. Aifral station y. y.
CHEAP WATER WHEEL. requiring no
dam Novel invention Tor sale; see de-
scrlpfi0n. Weekly Tribune. lcbruaFy :"
page 8. v. + ROSS. N.le', Mich,
FINEST SALOON and cigar stand IN the
city. c'ntrai. doing excellent business
I-ekpDsitlnu inv, stmrni. AAlIess loS'-
once BOX 5Gs Atlanta. Ga.
FOR SALE. ON account = age AMI wish
ing T. retire from business. a manutart-
uring plant in perfect working orHer' COW
monopoly IA It's line. VIII pay "A large per
ceniage On the investment. VIII tear clnse
inyosflgati0n Address l.. l.. WOOD. l.oOl
broadway.
FOR sAfE-Piant in Alabama: well To-
Gated. suitable for cotton min or any
Kind u manufacturing. consisting or d
brick buildings. J0Ni3o. stories. .Vo-nofse ,
Atlas engine. all ncr IL Man-s'-' rOoin
3. Cin.innati. Ohio.
~
easily for storage. patent for sale ID.
l.. NOBLE. Millersburg. III.
STREET CAR FENDER.-Simplc. elastic
and efficient: superior 20 others patent
for sale. described Ia Weekly Tribune.
February 6. page g. L. -. TOWNE. Bay
oune y. j.
WAIT $1,000 60 $1,000. With or without
services In newly organized manufactur-
ing company. staple goods. large demand
MNNIFACTURING BOX 20. Tribune.
WANTED. 5000. nrst-class security Al
drcss r.. Box ,. Tribune Ofice.
WANTED. Man or woman % raise capital
for COMPANY making valuable household
patent BOX $40. Rochester y. \.
5000 IN SONS Of $500 upward wanted
fpr business transaction; double security
and leo per cent given. Address SUCCESS.
Box -. Tribune Ofl,r.
sleOvD PROFIT guaranteed within one
year on a secured investment OF Si"".
IN nrst-class. sound butin".s, rrI, l''@
optional. Address FINANCE. Tribune
Ofee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 0.

IL cae-1gna Vavra Frerch......... 30 a 500 a
Aurana IJverr,,ol tr,narI ...... 1870 m 500 a N
Trinidad. Bermuda. 500 a lO:t0 a
Adirondack. Kingston. Atlas. 1000 IN l2uO
1umuri. Havana y q cuba. .1O:3D IN 100 IN
Werkendam Rotterdam. Neth-Amer. IL 90 N 100 m
Clrcassia Glasgow Anchor .......... 100 m 300
Avcna Port I.mon Atlas .......... 1900 IN 1900
C0eridgc, MontsNflao IanAnr, & Holt 1900 800
NarengO N.wcastl. Wilson, 200
Manitoba London Al Tram. ........ ........ 200
Aecto London Wilson .............. ........ 800
Dalton. Liyerpool Iampprt 200
Patria HAMBURG IIauf- 10 a
Ncnctia Hamburg mb-Amer....... ........ 200 p
Moorish Prince Perranbuco Prince. ........ 300 y
C'oncho Galveston Mallory ......... ....... 300 p IN
Hudson ew-Orleans Cromwell ........ 300
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 10
IIalanq Vavana suanish ZOO m II 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-08
MA RINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise o3 Sunset 20 Moon sets a G3l Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
N Sandy Hook GOA Gov. Island G:2SilIoll Gate s2l
P.M-sandy Hook Gas GOV. Island G;59 He'll Gate s52
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Ees-- F-fm rirr
La Vrr. Jan 70 French Trans
Liverpool Jan 20. white star
EhN nlaA !. Antwerp. Jan ltt'l star
Manitoba. london. Jan All
Ilandan Swansea. Jan. Bristol
Wftteklnd Bremen. Jan - .Hamb Amer
pfiuci,t. Dundee. Jan ArinW
Irrawaddy .......Iort Spain Jan 90 Trinidad
Taorrnna Hamburg. Jan .Hamb-A Amer
I,oguus. Mafanzas. Jan Cent Amer
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY o.
r-rnbria. Liverpool Fob .Cunard
Gibraltar. Jan Anchor
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
L. Norrnandie. HAVE. Feb French
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country.
AT MOUNTAIN STATION. Orange. y. j
Two very desirable homes. sale. $4,000
and $1,000, terms 10 suit, modern APP
EDW +. HAMILTON G CO., 06 B'way.
AGENCY FOR CONGRATULATIONS all
kinds sale or rent: building sites.
Tl'BBS & TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st.
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
INTELLIGENT lady or gentleman expect
ing to iy stenography Will be taught
I'm court and speech reporters Offices. will
assist them 10 remuneraiive positions upon
completion. largest reporting Of'ices In
New York. Room - World Building.
NURSE for baby on bottle: must sew
nicely: French or German preferred. AL
Park-ave
WANTED A col0red waitress: thoroughly
expericr Ced: competent 20 take butler 3
place. best references required. Call Fri
day morning between . and IL o'clock. 1913
Madison-ave.
WANTED Lady not under 90 for order
department Of Boston art house: must
be educated AMI have references; pro-
gressive salary. l.. ALBRIGHT. - East
lith-st.. Sew-York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29

SOME THAT WILL PROVE ~
rEREsTISG TO YorSG MOTHERS HOW ~
GUARD AGAINST THE DISEASE (.
Group IL a terror 10 young n ana
to post them concerning the csnse. nnsl
symptoms and treatment is the object OF
this item. The origin Of Group is a com
mon cold. Children who ere subject q
il take cold very easily and Group A. al
most sire To follow. The first symptom
il hoarseness this il soon followed by. :
peculiar rough cough. which il easil,
recognized and will never be forectter
by one who has heard il. The time u
act is when the child first becone'
hoarse. II Chamberlain Cough Remed',
is freely given all tendency TO Group vii
coon disappear. Even after croaP.
cough has developed il will prevenf th'
attack. There Is no danger n g'vin'
this remedy for il contains nothing IN
~iurious. For sale by VI. Friedman, Drue
gisf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29

The w~aterworks committee met
at the Office Of the Town Treas. and
organized by electing f. J. Kempi
As chairman, when the following
proceedings were had. On motion
Geo. Mehringer was appointed Supt
of the water works for one year, al
a salary not exceeding $50.
John F. Judy presented his ap
|plication for license as plumber, AIS
Ibis bond in the sum Of $1,000 Or
lmotion license was granted an
bond approved for the term OF
years.
Ii was further ordered that tn
lcommittee meet every lst Monda
in the month through the year 70
the transaction of Business
Said committee consists OF f. !
Kempf and Henry Pau membe'
land Chas. Soliga clerk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29

HELD UP.-Last Friday night, a.
Mr.. John Fisher, who works in the
desk factory, was walking to his
home on the Troy road, Just after
dark, says he was stopped by
two men with handkerchiefs over
their faces, who commanded him 10
throw up his hands, sticking a pis
ltol in his face His hands were IN
his pockets. and as he pulled them
out he pulled his pocket-book out
with them, and let il drop to one
side in the mud. They then went
Through his pockets, but only got !
few cents tor their trouble Hehac
borrowed SIS that evening and y
was in his pocket-book, and h'
thinks the two men knew he hat
borrowed it, for he does not usual.
! carry much money with him. The.
|. watched him til nearly daylight :
! prevent any alarm being gwen, an
then let him 90 home. After day
light he went back and found hl
f. pocket book with the money all SAT-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29

MARRIED.. Last SUNDAY night, at
the Jasper NJ. r. church, by Rev
]. Rover. Mr.. JoHS NEU-HAFER and
Mis- STELLA WINISGER.
The announcement of this we'd
ding drew a good many to- the
church who don. usually 60. but
most Of them left as soon a the
ceremony was over. not staying u
listen to the The bride
and groo,n are both residents Of
Jasper. and have the best wishes
and respect Of a large circle OF
friends. They Were attended by
MIS- Emma Leming a. bridesmaid,
and Mr.. e. Wininger, a cousin o.
the bride. as groOmsman- and al
looked handsome in nice costume :
The bride wore a handsome dai !
blue silk. trimmed with lace, ar q
the bride smaid wore a white casn'
mere. trimmed with white silk rib
bon-. The men were dressed in the
customary black The newly mar
red took their wedding supper al
the Phenix hotel, and went t.
housekeeping next day
On Tuesday morning at St jos
eph-s church. by Rev Fideli'
Maute. O. s. B.. Mr.. CHAs- SrTF-
" and Miss ANNA BEIcHLEIN-
This Young couple lived neal
town, and have many friends viii
whom the COURIER JOINS in wishes
OF much Joy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29
Children cUtoT
Pitchers Casto9la.


A. a remedy for al forms OF Head
ache. Electric Birters has ~prove-fto u
the very best. Ii effects 4 permanent
cure and the most DREADED hahItual s,rk
headaches Weld "a it, influence. We
urre al Who are afflicted 10 pressure =
t~-,tt!e. and give this remedy a fa,r tina
In ra-es Of habitual constipation Electnc
Bifters cures by giving tine nes-iei tone
I. the bowels AMI few Gases long resist
the use 81 this mesiicine- Try II once
Large hotties only fifty cents Al Martin
Fr,.4iman's drug store.
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s-En>o>aL..

". :. Hunter. E.q.. attended
e,urt n Petersburg this week.
II, l. NJ p;cLb.r.l, ~ the
u-nn,;noburv signal. was in Jasper
saturday
A. al. $50, returned fnm
\. L..;n.-. 81, !. n, carn,el Tines
J.v r;'.h,
IL s.xah roo..rc,,,a nm from
lT,,antl.,;,;n
,.l-ur.,-a,I,;.;,;,g her
-, i I.n;sx;lle
me "eeA
MI ra'. = ~am;,h -.
!" ea' in'
ia"n'H
Engineer sander Mehl~ ~
vile la-t week 'alA ~l'h ~,
there ABOUT "a'
'o"h- ~
Lieut.. W W. nrh anu Wy
returned last week rom wv
weeks visit among rei'''e !"
Washington county
Nh. Nm. Storon, Of the Evans
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29
DRUNKEN FIGHT IN Orwell.


Tuesday night the saloon OF Alex.
HAIRY, in Orwell, was the scene OF
a drunken brawl, during which two
souls were sent TO their Maker un-
prepared. One was the saloon
keeper, Alex. Haury, who was at
one time a butcher IN Jasper, the
other was a young German, who
had been helping him during the
Iday. and was fresh from Germany.
The report says they were both shot
and killed BY DR. f. Dillon, the
dentist there. 1t l. said To have oc-
lcurred in a row over liquor, and
that Curran DIllon's wife had for
bud HAIRY TO sell her husband any
liquor; that Curran called for some
land IL was denied him, when he and
Haury got in a fight, and he was
knocked down and HAIRY wa
stamping him with his feet, when
the dentist came to his brother
aid, and pulling a pistol shut HAIRY
in the breast, that the youLg Ger
man then ran in TO the tight and
, the dentist shot him, also, killing
'lhim instantly A physician wa
lsent for HAIRY. but he was dead
before the doctor got to him
Dillon then went home, and up 4
next morning was still in Orwell.
Haury's saloon has been a dis
grace to tn nelghborhood for some
t,me.-a number Of fights, some
nearly fatal, having occurred Their
.l-snd he not appearing to De abl'
Ito maintain order. The Dillor
brothers, it is said, have been drink
ling a good deal there, and when In
ltoxicated are inclined To he quarrel
-Isome, though good citizens wheI
ssober. HAIRY leaves a widow ane
: family. Circuit Court is in session
in Pike county, and it is presumed
rlthe horrible affair will have
prompt legal investigation.
81 In this connection il l. recalled
That Dillon's grandfather, - year
aAA 81
ago about, shot, and killed Sheni
iWooldridge in Jasper Oh the street.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Another report says that tn
i6ghr occurred in Dillon's drug store
. land that the German who was kiiie
~as named Fred. Reiser. II
[ xzs about II or - years old, ha
! hen in the L.. = about two year.
| sad was in Jasper last week Il
.s- working for DIR. DeMotte- II
lksdv. it j. said. laid where he K
an the drug store nearly all da
"Wednesday, and Dillon swept u
-lore out, sweeping around it-ar
sc pped over il whenwaiting on ca
ilu,a,er-waiting for the Coroner
hos.f an inquest. The DIllo--s We
both arrested by the Sheriff 81 III
c,univ on "Wednesday evening. a.
taken Ia Petersburg Ia await a leg
examination. Haury's b,dy "
taken to his home, ana his broth
from Oakland City, took charge
"a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29

The wife Of MIR. Leonard Wells. OF
ha-i Bnmieli. Mass. had teen suffering
inyfm neuralgia for tao days. not heing
abb 70 sleep or hardly keep still. when
NJ. Holden. the merchant there. ~eni
a i-'ttie of Chamberlain'- Pain Balm.
AMI a~kevi that -lle give II a thorough
'nal. TN meeting Mr.. Wells the next
DAY ne was told that she vas all right.
u@ pain hal left her within two hours
an that the bottle ~ Pain Balm ~as
spnh 800 fit .,ould not I've hai for " :.
fcr sale At "a cents ~. bottle by "
frrssman Druggist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29

k1-It was rumored that the Ger
man who was killed at Otwell Tues
day was Paul Schafer, he who a few
weeks ago, while under the influence
Of spirits, laid down on the railroad
to sleep. and came near getting run
over. But he was in Jasper that
..shot in the neck
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29

The Air Line will run a through freight
car from Louisville ami New Albany Ia
Jasper direct, for the benefit OF the Her,
chants in Jasper and vicinity. Thus VII
pEt Cincinnati freight in Jasper IN tht
morning OF the thiriiay after shipment
There being no transfers the -fnallr-'
and frailesi articles can he shipE--i anti
safety.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29

Preparations are being made fora
Christmas entertainment at the Por-
~te,sville church, on christmas night,
December 18th, 1895. The main
features being a Christmas tree and
a canta,a, entitled s-Ar Old Time
Christmas Party
For the benefit Of the 5. cchool-
By Order Of Committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-29

II suffering with piles. il will interest
Won to know that DE Wits witch ifaz-
II >alye will cur them This me.iiciDe
j 4 specific for all complaints OF tins
eharts.r. and If instructions twhicn
arr simple are carried out. a cure VIII
result. We have tested this in inner
o. cas-s. ami always with like results
n never fail~. NJ. Friedman Y
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h We Offer You

Il this II van arr troubled with Csiarrh.
Cold in the Head. Hay Fever. 81 70 the
pr,ryi-, named below and get a bottle
u century taiarrh Cure. No danger "l
IT, ~ hnmhreged. Relief in live M
ut-- and a positive cure r.. sar ~
4. y. BrannocF. Nov lo-in
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The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. feveI
sore=, letter. chapped hands, chiiblains.
oprns, and all skin eruptions. n Pssi
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IL l. guaranteed To give perfect satisfac
TN " money refunded. Price - cents
pr box. Frr sale by Martin Friedman
ApnI 18Th lnA5-iS.
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No cure, no pay, that i the way Por-
ter's Antiseptic Healing Oil II sold fo'
Barbed Wire Cuts, Burns, Scratches
Cracked Heel, saddle calls, Old Sores
and ALI kinds of infiamations on a o
beast. Price p cents. For sale by u
70 p..nne..t Dn,yvist- i2-sn
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There will be a Demorest Memo
rial silver medal contest held al
|Hillsboro on next Saturday night
Nov. 80, $50. All are cordially in
yited to attend.
MAUDE LENNON, Local Supt
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TCounty Surt. Wilson says he
ha- visited about half the public
schools in the county and that they
are progressing smoothly. and are
hy'irr than they were last year,
generally.
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s1s-S,e the new adv Of Mr. J. =
Nilbun's confectionery He has
a nj Z stock II Christmas candies
nuts and fruIt--and sells right
down. too