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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11
Where is Ralph Marten Neal?

JACKSON, Madison Co., Tenu.,
Dec. 5!b, 1895.
To the Editor:
Wlll you bs kind enough to publish
the following notice In your valuable
paper, which will be very much appre-
ciatod:
Mr.. Samuel B. Neal Of Henry,
Henry Co., Tenn, desires to learn the
whereabouts of bis brother, Ralph
Marten Neal, who Joined the ChuIch
Of Jesus Christ OF Latter.dsy Saints
about seventeen years ago, anu left
Wilson Co., Tenn. for Utah about en-
years ago. Mr.. Ralph Marten Neal
had lost his wife by death before leav-
ing here, but had a son by the name Of
Beaursgusri Neal wnJ also lett for
Utah with his istner.
Any information leading to the
whereabouts OF Brother Neal or his
family will be appreciated.
Address Samuel b. Neal, Henry,
Henry Co., Tenn, or John l.. Bench,
Jackson, Madison Co., Tenn.
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Lacking TO the Future.

Laramie b omeranp: John Eslin-
ger, q former resident and policeman
OF this city, and who has been mem
Der OF the force In Salt Lake for many
years, has just been promoted to the
position of captain OF the force In that
city. The change was brought about
by the removal OF Chief Pratt and
tho election OF Samuel Paul In his
place. Police circles IN Salt Lake have
been in a chaotic condition for the
past year or two. MIR. Esling.rs
Laramie friends will be blessed to
learn of his deserved promotion. One
of these days 1t may be Chief Eslin'
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and paid the bills which he had
gnnrAnleed.
GlngaD became furious over the
proceeding and peremptorilydeman dej
the money due him. Gilligan grew
very abusive ami was slipped In the
face by Hagap. The enraeed cook
drew u kni'e nom his pocket anu
plugged 1t into Hsrai d abdcmsn,
II fl citing very painful AMI DAGGER.
Gus won nd which was dressed by DR..
Csstlsmsu and BrRnt. Information
received TO lay Is to the effect that he
is progressing iavorably anu VIII Re-.
cover. Giiligan was arrested auu
lhiown into jail.
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elder sorenson's Experience.

C,LUNBUs, Ind. Nov. II, 1896.
To the Editor:
at our September conference last,
Elder Archibald ami w,re assigned
10 como to this place to open upa new
field; AMI take pleasure in giving q
brief account Of our treatment, etc.,
that 1t mny encourage my fellow labor
ers who may be sent to new flelde.
On our arrival here we had no dif1i.
Guilty In finding plenty Of friends who
were willing to entertain us. We find
many Of the people anxious to learn
about the people who arc located In the
mountains and are an ensign to the
nations OF the earth, as the ancient
prophets forto!J. 1t 10 customary here
to feed preachers ON the fat of the
land, especially on chicken, and the
beauty OF 1t Ia they make BO distiDc-
lion in rect or creed, sU We always get
plenty to eat. We have made many
friends here anu already there are
several Influential men investigating
the Gospel. President Spencer prom
ised us at conference II We
would go relying upon the LORD
We should not want, and we have
proven it TO be- true; and We know II
we are faithful in keeping the com.
mandments OF the Lord anu following
cut our instructions we shall not wan
for the necessaries Of life, because the
same God lives today rs in days OF
y0Te and Is ever reauy to provide for
His servants. the people are begin
ming to look at the Latter.dsy SAINTS
IN a different light, and the spirit oil
prejudice lie being crushed, and 1t ID
hoped that the day will come when
truth will cover the earth ~ the waters
cover the sea-.
ERAsTUs ID. SoRESsoN.
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Notice.

The Fourth quorum of Seventy will
hold their regular monthly meeting In
the Twenty. first ward meeting house,
on Monday, December IA, 1896.
Members Us far as possible are desired
to be present,as business OF Importance
will probably be brought forward.
SoREN p. NEvE, President,
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Mercur Cutting A fray.

Superintendent James Hagan of the
Gladstone mine was seriously stabbed
In the abdomen at Mercur yesterday
Afternoon by M. l.. GilligsD, formerly
employed as cook by the owners Of the
mine. 1t appears that operations
csased on the Gladstone property In
July last. At that time some money
was still coming to Giliigan. Hagap,
however. had become responsible for
the bills Of the erstwbile cook. This
week the Gladstone company paid up
and Haean retained 6illigan's money
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Motto, 40 Niuwerx,

All persons desirous of becom ling
members in tho new "Sslt Lake
Choral Society" are requested to send
In their nsmes NJ once TO II. j. New.
man, secretary, 200 Dolly block, city.
The examining board will meet Ill
applicants next Saturday evening at
1880 O'Clock In Mr.. Goddard's studio,
third floor Constitution building.
H. J. NEWMAN, Secretary.
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COUGHLlNs' DEATH SENTENCE.
II Was Received with characteristic
stolcism-The Prisoner Carefully
Gnirtel.

snecial correspondence of the NEWS
RANpoLpH, Utah, Dec. 9.-Districs
court opered promptly at 10 am. To-
day, Judge Hart on the bench. Fat
rick Coughl!n was told to stand up iof
sentence. The judge sentenceu
him TO be shot on Tuesday, De-
cembetl OH, 1896. The prisoner
hoard the dread sentence calmly
and in voice which betrayed little
emotion pleaded for more time, which
the Judge refused.
The jail is strongly guarded day and
night ana the chances for escape or
rescue are small indeed. The prisoner
gives little or no trouble.
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The liquor and morphine diseases are
cured nj the Kelley Institute, 1855 w.
Second North. Arrangements have
been made by which ladies receive
treatment, as secluded Ms In the privacy
OF their own homes. Address. In
strict confidence, Look Box 4SO, City,
or w. b. Arnold, Manager.
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Buy your curiapts, raiAins, lemon
peal and rrocrries from us; way up
canned salmon l0c. can and everything
In proportion, bcsides giving n grand
present with every s5 90 cash pull
chase. Equitable Co.or.
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ROUND TRIP TO 90 DEN si.oo
Via Rio brand. western railway,

On Thursday, Dec. 10th, the h. g.
w. makes round trip rate OF S1.O0 to
Ogden. Tickets good on special train
leaving Salt Lake City at 400 D. m.
and on returning special leaving
Ogden after close of performance. Pub.
lie invited.
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For purity OF flavor huy q 5.puund
box OF beat cream candy at Sl.00,
worth 81 so. JOHN MCDONALD JH.,
26S Main 81.
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For safe house wiring and elegant
line chandeliers, go TO the Inter-
Mountain Electric Co., As East First
South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

w. ]. Barnett, scientific, thorough
and painless dentist, does the bast and
cheapest dental work in the city. II
West First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

For Iurity OF flavor buy 5.round
box OF best cream candy ut sl.00,
worth $3.50. JOHN MCDONALD JR..
26S Main st.
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Fred krug brewing Co. Omaha Beer.
Ask IOf krug's Cabinet Beer, II ID
the purest in theWesi. Office and read.
quarters 78 East Second South.
4. Niemand, loca manager.
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Our toys and dolls are on exhibition
and will be sold at your own price dur.
Ing our bargain ssle now on. Equita-
bic Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

Send your friends u copy of my Re.
fiex Of Salt Lake City, orr view oil the
Hill Cumorah, Palmyra, N. Y, each
SO Cent?, free by mall. q. r. Savage,
Art Bazaar, SAT- Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

Weber Coal Company
Sell Weber Lump Coal $3.50 n ton,
Stove $4.25, Nut 81. Clean Coal and
Full Weight guaranteed. Telephone
ALL
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Swimming Lessons Free
For ladits anu chiIuren III Sanitarium
NatAtorIum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

Rock Springs, DismoDd and Castle
Gate lump, delivered, $4.5U; Winter
Quarters, s4.25. All kinds of nut
coal, $500. Ush Coal Co., 1874 Main
Street. Tel. LOT.
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PHGNIx AND RETURN $500
Via Rio GrMnde Western nv.

On Dec. lcih to 18th the II. q. w.
sells hound trip tickets to Pr &c iix and
return at the very low rate OF 800. 20.
Please remember that the r.. g. w. Ia
the short anu fast route to Pm Epix and
all points south. Pullman Palace
Sleeping cars, tourist sleeping care and
free reclining char cars. Ticket Office,
is w. End South 81.
Mems fino $1,000 suits fer $1,000;
So so suits for $685.; $500 suits 81. 49,
Equitable Coop.
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Read Lsud's advertisement In w AMI
Column,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

See q. q. Martin BEL ore buying coal.
We always sell ut the lowest possible
price. Office No. west First South.
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Sec our ali elk windsor ties for Ice.
Equitable Coop.
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Don't fan TO sec Walker Bros. grand
window display OF the only genuine
moiasses candy. SnltsIr Kiss,s.
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Reliable r,ec,r,c vvorr,

See our Silverware display for pres
ents, from l0c. up. Equitable Co.ol.
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Mems heavy knit wool focbs, l5c.
pair; cotton socks a.. pair. Equitable
CO-Op,
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Fourth annual exhibition. Is Wet
First South.
HOLIDAY RATES
Via Rio Grande western Ry.

VIA hiO ernnde western Ry.
On Dec. 24;h, .5Lh, 3Ist snu Jan. let,
tue X. q. w. Dnnouucoe rate OF one
single fare tor he round trip between
any station on lta lines; tickets good
until Jan. 4ih. The train service OF
tho line 10 unoxcelled in the west.
Take advantage OF this opportunity to
visit your friends anu relatives In the
country
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where Are You Al?
ID U a b. and silver
~ X U 4 Mex. and goldi
X U 4 A loot yardsticka
r U 4 A robber boldl
K y 1 bolt without noticeP
X U 4 business or for fun?
X u-say, now, frank and honest
r U 4 10 /?
ilso. buy your holiday goods at
Savage's Art Bazar-none cheaper
and better in the city-I2 and ID
Main Street.
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Taken at par at Barnes- Hardy Com.
pHny.
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Mems heavy underwear, suit only
400. Equitable Coop.
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n. hOl,D

n. hOpD
Satin.Finish Plantation Molassss
Candy for sale by all leading confec.
tioners,
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Umbrellas, psraso,s recovered and
repaired. Mckenzie, lis W, Frat So,
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Tomorrow's weather report on page
three, Walker Bros.'s &C.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-11

Kali at the
Kolitz
Ksudy
Kitchen for your
Khristmas
Kand ies,
Maiu Store, 60
b. Main St.,
Bra Oh, 100 Main.
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Boys' sui's, all ages, ssc. Equitable
Coop.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17
A Roller 1iill fog Greon Forest.

The TRIBUNE has repeatedly
called the attenfi-p OF ths OUTSIDE
world to the faot hat no other
place i'll Northwest A Gasas offer
ed the inducements 10 capitalists
to erect roller n.I. as did Green
Forest.
That We shall soon have a roller
mil is an accomplished fact, 1t is
10 be built bY home companv.
Baell & Phillips, our eaw mill men.
bave already purchased the ma
chineIy from Barnard & Leas. 1t
will BE o three roller, 40 lbs capae,
ity mill Z hey expect TO have it
IN full operation by the first Of
May, 1897.
Work has a.ready begun on the
building which is i, be . stone base
with heavy framework above.
The mill when completed will
be up to date in every particular
and will be Of incal ouable value to
Green Forest. Messrs Buell. &
Phillips are g be commenced for
taking hold OF this enterprise that
will place Green Forest among the
most entorprising towns in the
the great Northwest
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17
When Cfi1aya TaEs

Hoods sarsaparilla builds ny the weakened,
shattered system by giving vigorous aes'en to
the digestive organs, Meatng an appetite, and
purifying the blood u is prepared BY modera
methods, possesses the greatest curative pow
ers and has tie most wonderful record Of actual
cures Of any medicine. Try it.
Moods PaiIs cure nausea, sick headache,
indigestion, biliousaess. All druggists q cents.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17
how'll! I)4tIl2L43l' 3

r. VI Gamblinof Eureka Springs,
by request, will he n Green Forest
Jan |, and remain ten days with
his wonderful remedies for eye
and ear, rheumatism, neuralgia,
chronic chilis and most ali 9th I
Diseases.
Il is all free medicine fer l0 da8s.
No care, no pay. II yon are
afflicted any way call and see him
at Slal Hotel
re extracts teeeth without paie.
For information @sll any one ~ho
BIAS tried his remidies
Mr.. Gamin also has an Office at
Eureka Springs on Main s.. where
you can address him vita letters OF
inqnjry,
Please call the lst, 2nd aud 3rd
50 as 10 give his remedy tar
triad.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17

pr J P. Fondren came in from
the Territory Tuesday
: Sealy oraptions on tho head
chapped bands and lips, cuts
bruises, scalds. burns, are quie@ s
cured bv DeWitt'S Witch aazel
Salve. tt is At present the article
most used for piles qnd il Away
cares item. j B. 'Iarbert
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17
l0o4.. AEATI0A,

Mrs. W 4. Batt has been very
sick for several days
The year 1897 will bo IN event
tal oae for Green Forest.
Miss Emma Simmons hsg rearn-
ed % her home at Berryville.
yhe youngest child of JoH Har-
bert has been very sick tue past
week.
George Coxsey returned from the
South Friday with lar5o droYe Of
cattle.
Go 10 G. A. Thorn Tor groceries
and harness repairs. lie vii save
You money,
Alex B!asingane is going TO put
up palr Of stock scales Ut thls
place shortly.
Several TT. Smith drQmmors
have been interviewing our mer-
chants the past week.
Frank Norris, oldest son ct
Granville Norris, has been Danger
ousiy i'll the past week from an
attack OF pneumonia.
Ringing noises in the ears, snap
plug, baza,ng, roaring caused by
catafrb, all disappear w!th The use
ot Hood's Safsaparila.
Some one broke INTO E. NJ. Co
Iorlh' residence Saturday mig
while he was away visiting and
broke up u lot his dishes.
There is some talk of the extern
sion Of the Eureka Springs railroad
to Harrison Talk Is not what we
want. We want u railroad.
Capt. L. e, Harbert has our
lasting grautude. lie presented
THH rRBUyE editor with large
turkey gobbler for Christmas.
Mrs. Isaac Brammer is still in
very poor health. Alter spending
some tame at Harrison fer treat
ment she has returned home.
Whatever may be the cause Of
bla4phing, the hair may be re-
stored to It's original color by the
use OF that potent remedy Halls
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover.
Itaeems to boa difficult thing
to understand why pine lumber
connot be fought for less than 81
per hundred at the mills in the
pnery, while the same Inn ber IS
haulel here 1T u cost Of soc per
hundred and sold for 75c.
Robert McFerin, at present a
teacher IN The arrohon school,
has been appointed county exam,
iner for Newton county. His
appointment is due TO the taiure[?)
Of Prof ] T Carlton TO pass he
examination under State snperin-
tendent Jordon,
A genuine ehostslory has yet to
lie a(tested; bat moi SO u genulne
blood purifier Over and oyer
again it has heoa proven that
Ayers Sarsapariila stands alone
among medicines rs The most re
liable tonic-aiterative IN pharmacy.
1t stood sglono al the World 5 Fair.
George r,bhotts, who lives IL the
mountains south Qf town, happened
10 a sitguiar accident the other
day While hanIing y load Of
fodder past q bar6leg tree, n spark
set the fodder oa fire and burned
il up togelher with a new Spring
itetd swagon, lhe team bare y es-
capoing.
The edd Fellows Of this place
will have a public installation Of
officers o. tAe first Saturday IN
january, 1897. They will also give
!. festival to which each member
vii! be entitled to invite toe gaests.
s4aoh memheI viii prepare q suita-
be amonnt OF 'sgruo" for the fesll
val. a progsas, viii be Mra ged
and q general good time is *
pected.
Though the T'wice-a- Y eek Re-
public OF St. I4etfis excpled wi
other Western seekly papers u
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17
Holidays will soon be here.


Rev shipIey returned to his
home at Harrison Friday.
The tax collector has advertised
to be here January Is and l6.
". L. Prather has been expert
N enting with the chilIs the past
week.
Hon. f. S. Baker was here over
oight Tuesday enroute to Eureka
Springs.
The weather is fine, yet change
able enough to keep verybody
guessing.
There will be prayer meeting
every Thursday night at the NJ. Il.
Church, South.
Go to W. R. Sneed & Co.'S, for
your shoes. All grades Of shoes
from 25 to 35 per cent lower.
J. L. Russell left Tuesday for 4
ten days business trip through
Madison. Benton and Washington
counties.
While in Berryvillo if yon want
a good meal or your team well
cared for stop at the Southern
Hotel.
fyou want the benefit Of those
special bargains at A. BiasiHgame s
call before ne moves to the new
building.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17
GEY. JAREs A0SGsTREET.
gp,- vS5

WhV potSomo ono mako some
money nest >u@e 5g puaing ar
an ice hoQse<and filing E, with ice
th;s winter
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17

Grooves Tastcless Chill Tome
is cheaper than qninin@. because il
does more permanent good. Ev-
cry bottle guaranteed Delightful
20 take. Price soc.
The old lady was right when she
said, the chiid might die if they
waited for the doctor. She saved
the little ones life with tew doses
Of One Minute Cough Cure She
had used it before. J E. Harbert
"Exceuse me-" observed The man
in spectacIes, ''but [ am a sargc0n,
and that is not where the liver is. .
IN ever you mind whore the liver
is, retorted the other. "If i, was
IN his big toe or his lett car De
Wits Little Early Risers would
reach il and shake it eor him On
iha' yon can bet yopr gis-lamPs
j. b. Harbert.
The town council meets tonight
to take under consideration a petit
tinn asking that the road running
north fsom II 2, Barney'S be
ehanged-ane quarter cast also some
soeher changes oflhe roads in the
same vicinity. Il is quite likely
that the connect will also coudemn
the old Phillips building on he
~eiah side. 'lhe counci would do
we'll to order general cleaning up
otthe streets.
THE TRIBUNE 0ditor and family
had the pIeasni Sunday OF attend
ipss Il birthday dinner given 10
Uncle J,ss and Aunt Jaue Tabor
by their children. It was neither
OF their Birthdays, but Mrs. rs.
was 81 the Gay Of this month
and Mr. 7. VIII! be i the , .nst
The dinner was q complete sur.
prise 10 both of them The chil-
dren had purchased beautiful
dress for their mother and q fine
pair ef pants for their father,
The spry old coRple WAS overoy-
ed al The kindly recognition their
children had given them. They
have been married as years and
are the parents q II children.
Their many friends wish them the
return OF many more birthdays.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17

Grooves Tasteless Chill I
is cheaper than qninlnx. beeat
does more permanent good.
cry bottle guaranteed. Delig
20 take. Price soc.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17

~
9ata
s7tr >}-.s,= ua astse4sa,
l%a-. j, 80 .i p --ls
ti t.t}t.5f. t74.f5l44 &sal. 1892
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17

Miss Emma Simmons hss re -urn-
ed 10 her hone at Berryville.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-12-17

The year 1897 will ba an event.
fuI oue for Green Forest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-15

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of an order of the Dubois Circuit Court,
the undersigned administrator of the
estate Of Louis Troxler. deceased. will
offer for sale at public auction at the
door of the Court House in the Town
Of Jasper, Dubois county. Indiana. on
SATURDAY. JUNE 10th, A. ID. 1896.
the following described real estate, stu
ated in Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit ::
Part of the East-half Of section number
thirty-fve 1851, township number one
% south range number five (5) west,
more particularly described as follows,
viz commencing at the half mile corner
between sections thirty-five and thirty
six in said township and range, thence
South on the section line, thirty-two 1927
rods to a stone, thence South forty-five
degrees and fifteen minutes west eigh-
teen (ls) rods to a stone, thence North
forty-seven degrees West fifty (5O) reds
to a stone, thence North twenty-one
degrees and fifteen minutes West fifteen
Isl rods and nineteen (l9) links to a
stone, thence North sixty-four degrees
east twenty-five t22) rods and twenty
three links to a stone, thence North sew
enty-four degrees and thirty minutes
east eleven IN rods and two (2) links
to . stone, thence North eighty degrees
east twenty-one (2l) rods and ninteen
(l9) links to a stone on the section line,
thence South on said section line twen-
ty (2O) rods and twenty-one (2l) links
to the place Of beginning, containing
IL & 72-lOO acres more or less, immedi-
ately south Of the City Mills of Jasper.
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, the
residue in two equal payments, at nine
and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving notes for deferred payments,
bearing six per centum interest from
date, waving benefit Of valuation laws,
with freehold sureties to the approval OF
the administrator.
Said real estate will be sold freed from
the Judgment and mortgage liens Of the
defendants, the Phenix Loan Associa-
ton, Margaret Kline, John Troxler,
Andrew Eckert and Mary A. Barth.
Sale TO begin at one O'Clock r. M. Of
said day.
ANDREW EcKEKT, Admir-.
TRAYLoR X HUNTER, Atty's.
May 18th, lSg6.-4t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-05-15

The Perry county vote was can
vassed at Cannelton last Saturday,
showing that Zenor got SAT, Bus
kirk 269, and Marsh 232. Perry
county will have 10 votes in the
convention-so it is seen that not
half Of the Democrats who voted in
1894 voted at the primary This is
rather . bad showing for the party
--as il indicates that . large proper
ton of the voters were not willing
20 bind themselves - vote the DEM
bcratic ticket this all.-but prefer
. b enjoy q free lance.
The vote of Perry is to be divided,
The 6rst three ballots in proportion
g cast, that is Zepor will get 5,
Buskirk IS and Marsh 2l,. There
viii be ITO delegate votes in the
district convention-so it will take
IS to win, and it is any body's race
yet, though Zenor leads. When the
Convention meets there are 80 in
structed delegates for Zenor, 70 for
yewett. 22ss for Buskirk, and % !,
for Marsh.
Chairman Willet will call a meet
ing of the Congressional Committee
for next Tuesday, at New Albany,
10 name time and place for the con-
gressional convention.