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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-09-11
YURrHER INSPECTION ORDERED
Three Friends to be Visited by Custom
Officers Again.

A special from Jacksonville, Fla,
says: The steamer Three Friends, in
charge of a lieutenant from the reve-
nue. cutter, George S. Boutwell,, was
ordered up from Mayport Monday
evening, arriving at Jacksonville at
1870 o'clock Tuesday morning. The
steamer was anchored in the river
Rstern of the cutter.
Captain Kilgore, of the Boutwell,,
Captain Broward and United States
District Attorney Frank Clark held a
consultation of more than O hour in
the custom collectors Office in the gov
eminent building
The meeting was held under in
structions from the treasury depart
ment at Washington, which were re-
ceived o few hours before, directing
that another inspection of the steamer
Three Friends be made and that COM
plete report be made to the depart
ment. 1t was also learned that before
the Three Friends will be released that
Captain Broward will be required to
make aftidavits relative to the business
of his boat and the business on which
she was about to embark when cap
tured by the Boutwell, Saturday, which
be has agreed to do, inasmuch as the
Three Friends has no arms or ammu-
dition aboard and has violated none of
the neutrality laws.
Captain Frank Sollee, inspector of
the custom house, will make a final in
spection of the Three Friends, in pur-
suance of the order from Washington,
and he will at once forward the same
by wire to Washington, where, if the
inspection results satisfactorily, it is
thought that steamer will be released
from custody.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-09-11
NICHOLAS CROUCH DEAD.

He Was the Author of 'Hathleen Ma
vourneen," But Died in Poverty.
Prof. F. Nichols Crouch, the IA
mons author of "Kathleen Mavour-
neen," the great Irish serenade, died
at Portland, Me-, Tuesday, aged So
years. Professor Crouch was blind,
paralyzed and otherwise afflicted, but
passed away with q smile on his face.
For years the author has had a great
struggle against poverty,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-09-11

traditions, poetry, music and the
traits that distinguish the descendants
OF the old Norsemen-are found
united as one Nation for q peaceful
rivalry in the pursuits OF art, science
and industry.
The distinguishing trait Of tho
scandinavian character in reflection,
and the idea of this exposition, the
greatest and most complete ever
planned in any European country,
with the exception of the Paris ex-
positions, has required more than
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-09-11
ART PALACE AND MACHINERY BAL1-sTooKHoLM EXPOSITION

On terrace close by the idyllic sound
is situated the principal restaurant
building. Following the sound prom
enade to Framnas, the Fishery Build.
ing is seen, and more suitable place
could not have been found. Built
partly IN the sound, it is surrounded
by pontoon bridge, forming a charm
ing marine promenade. Further out
in the sound has been constructed an
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-09-11

assuming form, the situation OF the
exposition and the enthusiasm shown
by the Nationalitiea interested, all
make promise that the exposition will
be in every way q success.
1t is no exaggeration to state that
the influence of the Worlds Fair at
Chicago on the future expositiona Of
similar nature IN Europe in an archi-
tectual sense can never be fully esti-
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-09-11
SWEDEN'S SHOW.
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT
STOCKHOLM NEXT NAY.
The -Four Northern Countries. swe-
den, Norway, Denmark aud
s. Finland, wan Join 20
Make IL a Success.

n ne Of The leading events 10
Europe next summer viii be
the great scandinavian Ex-
position, which opens Ia
Stockholm, Sweden, next May, e con
tinuo until October. For almost the
fret time IN history Tho four northern
countries-Sweden, Norway, Denmark
aud Finland-spoaking Ia part a com.
mon language aud having for over ff-
teen centuries been historically con-
nected, both as allies and foes, having
q close relationship in the folklore,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-09-11

An explosion occurred at Somer-
ford's saw mill, near Navasota, Texas,
Friday, killing three men and injured
several others, some of them fatally.
The explosion was caused by the water
in the boiler getting too low.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-08
Wc1tefte Wnd)rid d)fett.

Nm Montag tpnrbe na6 Stem yor
beridtet. Sapand iei in ben 0dnoen Der
eubanil6en Sniursenten, iebob bat i'd
bas Gerii6t biz jeBt niht beiidtist, bod
lit fopirl ii6er, baB Die &ebellen in Den
leBten Saaen bebeutenoe @rfolge bat=
ten uno 9anana allf allen Seiten BON
ihnen umsinaelt 1T nnO in Der Staot
mirD Der 9nnner Der Ganonen Der ber=
anriidenben Snfurgenten sebDrt.
9ie Barrier preiie fdat einmltbie
iiber gnglanb negen oeIen 9ransbaal.
pDlitit ber. Sic bebauptet, 9euti9=
Lamb, Sranfreid uno Gublanb ieier
einig in ibrem MiOerianbe gesen Der
une.idtt1i1en 2dnDerbunger gnolano's.
Wos mia england tbun 2 Waat es,
na6bem es i1on nit ben Ser. Staaten
angebunben bat, sans europa Den
Geboebanofdub bor Die 6iibe su tper=
fen? Menn England ni9t balb nit
ieiner Maubpplitif aufbDrt, tuirb es ii1
elmer gepaltigen Coalition ge9eniiber
finben.
glm 6amlfag 1T in 8om Bii1of
&einfeiis, Der Giibrer Der 9lltfatbolifen
in Deutibtano. seftOrben.
Greiberr BON 0ammerfein tpurbe in
Mtben perbaftet uno bat Die &iifreiie
nah Berlin angetreten.
8ei elmer Dampfteiiel gyplOiiOn in
ct. 2ouis tpurben anl 2. Sanuar z
perionen set0btet, 2 tOotlid uerlebt uno
80 trusen lei6tere Yerlebunecn bapOn.
Ser 6treif Der StraBenarbeiter in
philadelphia 1T beigelest.
@dabamts 'Setretdr Carlisle bat Elm
8eloanleibsn bon 100 Millionen Dol=
lars gu fleineren 8etrd9en auf ben
Marft setporfen.
9lm Sonntag ipurbe @rsbiidof Sa=
toai, Der 8ertreter oes Babites in ben
Ser. Gtaaten, In Baltimore gum Gar-
binal semeibt.
9lm 6. murbe lltab Dffisiel als 5taat
In Der Union aufgenomnlen.
Sn 5bolnoti, 3d., purben am 6.
Sanuar bier Mdnner bur1 bas berab=
falenoe geiuidt cines Gabritubls aer=
malnt.
Vim 5. biiBten in Der gldbe bon @bil=
lieOtbe, O., z Babnangeltelte lei elmer
3ugeollihon ibr Heben Elm.
Das 6inan3= GDnlite bes 6tlates bat
cine Greiiilberbil angenommen. go
lange Glepelanb prifibent lit, lam cine
iolde nidt angenommen tperoen, aber
Der Sdritt miro bod oaau beitrageil.
ben Rre0it ber Ser. Staaten auf's
Neue ;u fbabiaen uno bic geiunbe gnt=
uidluns oes Gefddftslebens 3u hinbern.
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ben R0rpers Mnb baben fouiel Qebenslraft
anfgeipeibert, bab mir In ber Stuilbe oer
geotb bapon 5ebren f6nneir. Die Qeber thet~
bet Die In ben &0rper gelangenben gtfti9en
&eime aus benz 8lut. @erabe 10, iuie bic
Qeber bas Spfem regulirt, 70 regnliren DE-.
Yierce'S pleasant Pellets" bie Qeber. N5er
bieS i'm @ebadtniB bebdlt, loft bas problem
gutter @eiunbbeit uitb zines suten aebens.
Die pleasant Pellets baben etne ftimuli-
rertbe, frdftisenbe Dirtnng auf bic Sdleim.
bdute bes Masens unb ber @iuseDeibe nnb
fnriren baburd 8ilioiitdt, saftrifAes aopf-
,ueb, Sartleibisteit ooer 8eritopfung, gsr-
bauuussbefdueroen, Nppetitmangel, iiblen
@sidnad TIN Wiunbe, @iilpien unb iaures
MufitoBen aus benz Magen, bduftg aud
Dpspepiie. Die 'sPellets" firb tpiu3ig fletu,
neil bic barin entbalteuen BfIan5euertrafte
boppelt unb breifa9 raffiuirt unb fon5entrirt
fnb. Sbre Wirfuns iit ansenebm fie per.
urfaden fein 2eibidneioen, tuie BITE altmobi.
idsu pitIen. Mls nDtnerpilIe" nebme man
tdstid mad Der Sauptrnabl3ett elm 'Pellet".
!3um 3lued ber 8efeitisuns unbebaslifber
Gu,pTnbunsen mad elmer etfpas aII;u iippi.
gen ober reidlider Mablseit fommt nihts
biefeu fleinen ''Pellets" gleid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-08
Gt1t tuttnOcrbatcr 3berntos
tlteter.

y}ibt syeoermann peiB, baB mir in
uns einen tpirfli6en 2ebenstbermome=
ter berumtragen, meld)er Den 3ultano
unieres G6rpers auf's @enaleife an=
sei9t. 9os Slut iit bas 0uedilber;
man6mal in ssieberbibe, 5l anoerer 3eit
leblos ulb trdge. gBir t6nnen mad
unieren pulsi6ldgen beurtbeilen, oh
unier @eiunobcitssuitano normal lit
oher ni1t, oh unier 8lut geiunb uno
frdftig lit oDer ni6t. Geines, reibes,
rotbes 8lut iit bas Clement bes 2ebens.
ST baielbe normal, 10 miro elm allge=
meines Woblbefinben fattfinoen. SIT
es trGge, bid unb unrein, 10 mub es
aereinist uno pereoelt weroen.
Sorni's Nlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber 1T
tpas iein Namen anoelltet, Elm bollfom=
mener Blutbefeber. Gr befreit i1i1t
nur ben 2ebenslaft bon allen ibaoliben
Subitansen, fonoern itdrft uno ertpeft
bas ganae Spfem 81 neuer 2ebenstraft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-01-08
0eHrrben.

Mm 81. Sea. In Der Nd1e onn 8eio=
ler, Grau gliiabetb Grammes, i'm Ml=
ter BON 60 Sabreit. na6bem elm boz
einisen Wo1en erlittener Nnfall bon
Grippe raid einen gefdbrliden gbaraf=
ter angenommen bate.
Nm 81. De3. In GagersbilIe Die Grau
pon gbarles &aufh, II. Die 0erfor=
bene NOR fdon felt ldnaerer 3eit leioenb
unb NOR ibr Der SOB Elm grloler. Sic
binterldBt einen trauernben @atten unb
rnebrere Ginoer.
Mm "a. Se3. In Hetp Cumberland
Die Grau bon Solep1 penif i'm Otter
bon 81 Sabren, llnb fiel Der Sag ibres
BegrdbniHes (26. 9es.) nit ibrem eiil=
itigen @eburtstage Sufomlnen. Sie
0eriforbene mar eine Sbmeiter bon
Or. 8ail BON bier.
9lm 20. Oea. in 9ennilon sSobn
Narner, i'm Mlter bon 20 eSabren 4
Monaten uno IL Iaaen, oil Wfa9en=
fre5s. Ser Derltorbene, bis Dor cttpa
5 Sabren Elm Nrbeiter Der Yan 9anole
Mai1inenmerfItdtte, iDar 5neimal ber=
Leiratbet unb hinterldbt auber ieiner
l'bten S,au bier ainoer aus erlter gbe.
Mm Montag Morsetl in Stem pbila=
belpbia elm ettpa 6 Monate alter Grtabe
BON Som Smeanep an Group.
Nm 6. Sanuar nad fur3er Granfbeit
in ieiner Mobnung IN Stem Pbilaoel=
pbla &i9ter Sofepb s. 0onte i'm Ilter
BON "a SGbren, 3 Wonaten uno s Sa=
gen. Ser Gerltorbene lit in Morris
gpuntp, Nep Serlep, gebolen ituoirte
in Grtpers College in Stem Srunsmif,
81. s., uno fam Dor s63 Sobren ra6
bielem @ountD u,lb bot ieitber fets in
SEEM Bb!labeiphia gemobnt. Sn ben
erfen ssabren, na9oen er bierbcr fam,
bielt er S6ule, tuar0 oann sur Rraris
als Nbbotot sugelohen uno mar ieitbes
INNER als eii,er unIerer ti9tigiten Nb=
pofaten cnerfannt. @r berpaltete
mdbreilO zines 3err1ins bas &mt zines
@taatsanmalts uno mar bon 1882 bis
1892 Gi1ter oes Common pleas Sc
ri6ts uno 5eieanete lih ats folder bur6
ltrenee @eipilenbaTtigfeft uno llnpar=
teilibfeit aus. ST binterldBt eine
trauernoe bo6hetaate Satin uno sspei
&inber, einen 5ohn unb cine So6ter,
9as gsgrabniB finoet morsen NaA=
iaittaa nnl | ubr Itatt.
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0te amerfdttItdem Gn9ldnoer
ertaIten 1T Der NepMbItt
SramStaaI b ett nerOtetts

| WV wv Vev~
Dr. eSameiDn, Elm pertDe9ener eitgs
lil1er Mbenteurer, brang am |. Sauuar
an Der Spibe bon 800 Wann mil
Marimfanonen uno anberen @el9iiben
in bas 5ranspaaleebiet in Siio=Nfrifa
Inn baHelbe bem britii1en @influi1e au
unterperfen. Sod Die tapferen Boers
Der Sranspaalrepublif ma1ten fur3en
prpaeb nit ben ginbringlingen: 9r.
Salneions Gdaar ipuroe seihlasen uno
seriprengt, Sanction ielbit gefan9en ses
rommen nnb wie es beibt, fanbre4tlid)
erihofIen.
8ans europa tpar emp6rt iiber Die
i6amloie 9dnbergier Der Briten unb bic
giieberlage oerleiben tpuroe a0gemein
nit grober @enustbuuns besriiBt. =
RaiIer Wilbelm ianbte cine @ratllla=
tionsoepeI1e an ben grdlioenten Grii=
ger in Sransnaal. Gr tpiinidt ibn
Slid basu, baB Die 8oers aus eiaenen
&rdften, obne Die Mddte I'm 6ilfe ana
ansurufen, bic beiuaffnete 8anOe, tpelde
in ibr 8ebiet einorans, 5uriif idlu9en
unb bic &ube toieber berltelten.
Die ensliide &eaierung bemiibt fi6
nun, ben @lauben su erlpeden, Sr.
Sameion babe aus eigenem glntrieb
gebanoelt unb entgegen ben bireften
Weiiunaen Der 8egierung. 9o6 tann
fein 3peifel bariiber beiteben, baB Sa=
melon feline 0orbereitungen gum Gin
falI in Die Sransbaal &epublit i'm gin=
perifdnonib nit ben enslii6en Beb6r=
ben Der gapfolonie gema6t, aller=
oings bat er einen 3eitpunft gum Sos
fblasen getpdblt, Der fir oas britiibe
Cabinet m6gli6it unbequem 1T, 10 oaB
oailelbe fir gut falo, Den fiibnen
Mbenterrer ieinent S6ifial 81 iiber=
laRen unb Die 0dnoe in uni6ulo gu
pai6en.
Sir bic Ser. Staaten baben Die
8orednge in Mfrita bas @ute, baB jeBt
aud oas 8or9eben Der @naldnoer in
@eneauela nit anDeren Nusen ansefe=
ben wiro. 5tatt 9obel finoet bas
8oreeben bes Yrdiibeilten fiir bic Quf=
re6terbaltung Der Mpnroe=Dottri nun
aud in europa aggemeine Mnerten=
nung.
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go aut iuie 0clO.
Die Welle1iifcts, tp"ldpe BON ben Genn=
iplparia 8ahnen herausg"sfben
fnrrhpn

Heriouem ipeibe 6ftct rcii j. nben bic Wicilentdets
Der pennIpIpauia 8.nien peitlib BON pittsburg als
eine 9roBe Bcqnemltdbfet nnb lparen ansleid, @elb
burd bieieIbet 9ie uidtisften Gtdots i'm tpeitiien
9euniplpare,L in Obip, Snbiana uno SI.nDis fbnmen
bnr1 oefe 2int'n erreidt tucrbcu; gittsburg grif
Mibtabnlo, Glepelanb, 9olebo. Sort Woprc, Gbieago
SnbiaucSoIis. ct Soni8. 8oaispile, Ginrinnati So.
.i.mbnS, mbesgg nnb apoere p.tige Tl6be Iicgen on
b.een einisn ueber Ole Sdlite ber Counties tn Obio
tperben BON b,ricn gcJreu burdsogen urb BITE meten
9cupitdbie bieicr Gonrtes liesen ON oieien 8e5aen
Dieelbel iibTru cutb burd5 40 Counties in Snoiana
beren Sanpttdote berilbreo. Snbaber bieier Mseeu.
tfets fjuueu NIT 2eiGtiefeit ieben Ylab sfuiiheu
gittsburs NIB benz MiiFiiippi ben srDben eeen unb
benz Chio erreshen Deielben fnb gut uuf ben 9roben
Sauptliuisu, tuie bic Sort mapnt rnb asan gamble,
joipie on sabtTs,9en Geiteniinien. Gin 1000 Daeen
8isrt fDct $1,000 ooer Gents per masiyc, mobi man
onf eutr Diitcu3 bon 100 NelsH e.aeu DoIar fpart.
Dies 2iftts 1srben an ben detsD Dces ber 9eunipls
p6, ia a,l'ea peryaaft Sn 9sem @bilabsIpbio menbe
man fiA su oisiem 3spelfe an m y. 9rcit,
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Die bette Sable in Der WeIt fir
5dnittmunoen, @efdtpiire, Gal31ub,
Giebertpunben, Ausfdlag, aafgeiprun=
gene 0drbe, Groitbelllen, 0iibnerougen
unb ale DautausidId9e, iopie lie Be-
ifimmt 6dncrrbpiben beilt. sic ipirb
garantirt, bic bette 3ufriebeil6eit 31 oes
ben, ober bas @elh ipirb 3lirlid1eoeben.
Qreis 25 Gents per 64a&tel bei s. 6.
Miller Il @obn.
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: Ollie glenmaaren btlliser oenn il
bel unierem Nusperfauf.
6. 9S. 8urrp.

y 9uf Der Station Malta oer Det1=
Der q &io @ranoe giienbaDn enteleilte
per Spesialsug Der v&ofp Mountain
ytetns", neil auf Dem nit S9nee uno
Sis beoeften @eleile Die gremien BEN
Sienit periagten. Sie 2otomotipe
rattnte til oas Stationssebduoe unb
wuroe nebit Oem @eAdfpagen bemolirt.
Ser 2otomOtiufiibred s. 9. gater uno
Der 9eiSer $. 6artma., uuroen get0o=
tet.
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Samplon 9. 2etpis Sarab Semple.
OapiD &. Wolf - Mart9a Gseb.
Sobn 8. 2abmers- Gatbarina 8urfD.
2ouis Merner - &ifie Glab.
Charles %. Maut = 9iOa Ma9a1l.
@m. 6. Osgooo - Soa Map Bod.
Mm. g. Biess gliie Metcalf.
Charles %. GbaneD = Gola Clemens.
eSeremiab We,Gean, eSr.-@ert. @lub.
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Orr llntsr3eidnete beablidtiat,
fein @ebduoe an Weif OOdltraBe auf
/. Mpril 5li nernliethen. 9ldbere Qluss
funft Bel Spbn g. Neumonll, SO. 4l2,
Rem NbilaDeIpbin, 81.
81 penrp Gramsr.
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0robe GortbetIe.

lluier Sanuar Musperfauf beeinnt
beute. Ollie &efe iinb auf ben 2abenz
tii1en aussebreitet uno fir unsefdbr
Die 0dlfte bes iriiberen Breiies n1artirt.
6. %. 8urrD.
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Srai Weltiia Ntmater bon Gteu.
ben, Wafbinaton Co., Wle., fAreibt:

yWaS bic fletnen
''Pellets'' a1tbetrifft,
10 CLAUDE td, i'd f0nntt
obne ite gar nitt mebr
eriitiren. Sd nl6hte
bieielbeir nm feiuen
Breis In iuetnem
Saufe mifen. SD
babe iie Sreullbtnuelt
unb Nahbartnnen
anf's 0rinsenbite at.
geprieieil, uno 8iele
baben tie auf nneine
@mpfeblung bin aes
ilommlen uilo empfebs
len fte ieet speiter.
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am @tasinm hes 3niaminentrmdbs

DeVuOeI VW uUIru
&onfitutioit, tpenif
bic Qeber tlrltbdtig
tpirb, 70 baB &ranE
beitsfetnie unh @iftp
ftoffe fid i'm &6rper
anbdufett f5nnell.
Grbalten MIR bie 2e>
Der itnb Gingeiueibe
In Ebdtigfeif, 70 e.
freuet mir un8 be6
iinihdtbaren Neid3-
fI1tftnS eiue8 nefffffs
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0cjdtsu o rncnItKe.

Giir ben am Is. Sanuar besii,nen=
ben 9ermin bes @eridts iinb foIsenoe
ytamen alsneloDst tpDiDen
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Naummollene unb mollsne Deden
In {dDner Muspabl tuerDsn III reDn5irs
TEN preiien perfauft,
g. 90. Wuxrp.
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5rau u t.u a ser.

SD la9e flr foblel: eS itnb bte beften Eils
len, bic mir je porgefouln1en iinb; ais Ser.
baunnsspiue had benz Gfen haben fie met
net Wfeinung nad niht ibres Glei4eu.~
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3eitraume bonn l. Sanuar 1895 bi
31. DECEMBER 1895 anf ben beibe.
s, iebbOfen pon SEEM pbilabelpbia fatt
Oft Sair etraBe Griebbof.
| Sanuar 5-amauba Bati.f
| 2c-5ranf gberborot
6ebrunr S-Hcllie gbriIfn
S-SenrD Sebmau. Gbicago.
| 22-SDbn 81. Maples.
25-&trb BON s. &etier, gfafcs Wlils.
Uaarss 1-aino BON M $. eurppep.
1-Snianna @rtb
2-gara Wap folG.
7-Gtub bon George &aeiernar.
10-@harles S9pd).
11-MatJas 9. Nabpr.
4-@Ii5abetb Garfield.
25-Sltpe s. Scptt, Wfiopale
Ap-l 1-3bomaS &nobel.
8-Samtes Saraent
11-9parD @1eu Nnqef
SS2-9Rarg 9. 8ider Moiber, Elte Stun.
22-Sarab Gperett.
22-Sobnlpn 8. Gllis.
S8-9Dilliam 6. WiaiamIpu.
Wtat 20-Scieu Wf. &oogas.
20-gobD Saberg.
"a 21-Sarab 6. SS.iber.
" 26-@olpnro 9B Sid
30-5o5el Sern Smith
Stunt 5-@li5abetb 9eper.
19-Maria 6. @pples
26-Wtarp Welernian.
29-2epi Saraeut
Suit 3-aluno .. Jrep Ylains.
5Senrietta Zimmerman.
11-Sbpmas 8. 8artles.
13-Winnie 30. Jifber=WcguIougb.
19-Gbparb 3oiemDnb.
A-Senrp Wtpi9er 8tte Gun
9-@mma SinB.
Mugtit 7-5enrp Is. Wllliauls, Glepelanb.
l0-Gatbarne 2rad3lel.
10-Senrp Stifler.
1l-&ino BON sSrebericf sSpqel.
25-8abD 9i9ler.
26-Sobn sSrep. Ylains.
27-@Dlop Wtop 9ulreB.
i,t,faC fhorI IIIrIC.n o6 0onN.
September 3-@atbarne Dtarlatt, Ylates WliQs.
23-&tno BON Seorge Sarris.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-07

Milling Co., Of Ireland,
Isidore Schumacher Was aPPoinseG-'
AZ Receiver for said Milling Co., ana
files his bond, and enters upon dis
duties. - n
Virgil r. Green and Thos: n.
Dillon VS. U. F. Britain, 'assignse
Of VIM. B. Cooper; claim allowed
Of $50 for legal services. >, =
Milburn & Sweeney. vs. U. =:
Britain assignee; claim allowed OF
as for legal services, including n.
nal report, yet to be made.
The Court adjourned on Saturday
evening by limitation; The es:
penses Of the term to the county
were $4O4. 80, divided as follows;
regular panel petit Jurors $50: :oo;
grand Jurors $40; boarding Jury
=. 1926; picked jurors eSO; house
bailiff $29; riding bailiffs tl4S;
:. clerk $37. Is; special Judge 40.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-07

There will be Dress Parade on
the evenings of Wednesday ana
Thursday, at 5 p. m. =, =
Thursday at 4 p. IN. will be tne
first sham battle, representing the
two great armies contending for the
possession Of Little Round Top al
Gettysburg, Pa, July 3, 1868. ana
closing with. General Picket's picked
men charging and meeting the un-
lion lines at the Bloody Angle.
8 D. m. Representing General
John A. Logan's night attack on
Fort Hill, Vicksburg, Miss, june
llS63. Repulsed.
This is to be one Of the grandes
scenes ever witnessed since tn
war The crater blown up .durlnl
this engagement. =,
!, Friday, 10 a. m. General sher
mans bummers from a ioragin
. expedition will pass through camp
! AN old war scene which will b
very comical.
Friday, Up. m. VIII DE a surPIis
!, = in camp-an attack very unexpec
I. ed and terminates in an open mel
y and hand to hand contest with
final surrender.
'1o| BY order Of,
NJ Lieut.. w. w. KENDALL.
'y Commandin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-08-07

For the month Of July, 1896, as shown
- Tho Recorders office Of Dubois Co.,
Indiana. Philip Dilly, recorder.
sheriff Dubois CO., to Chas. l.. wed-
ding. lot s, Kyana, and 40 acres In sec
$362.45.
Henry w Hoffman to John A Schnarl
lots 40. 1876. 1856, Portersville, $4OV.
Albert II Stewart t. Matte Stewar
|, "a acres in sec 20 ] D, xSOO. go,
VIM y GRAY to John ID Gray, 25Zt.
ocres in sec 81 and 22, l 20, $iVoV.
sheriff Dubois Co. to John Huebne
an acres in sec 28 sr5, 1881 90.
lam Granddaughter to Henry
uovtorx pt lot 80, Jasper, $500.
VIM ii Jutt to Edward Lroxler' @ 'o' >
lMcCrillus I'd add Jasper, $SOO.
1 Henry Moenkhaus to WmD II rihk'
int lot Is, Huntingburg. S5W. -
John p Norman to Ellzapetn =
lGreen. l4.O3 acres in sec l9t sr9 an
,llots 2 to 20 inclusive, Norman's ada ir'
land, 81. ua.,.o,x
lot SO, Jasper, $50.
Fl los 4 Remke to Mary A Bowman,
in sec 25, t3sr4, $l35. !,
Chas. Becker to Jos Blessinger, pt
lis. Huntingburg, $3.50: ,,..
Il Jacob III Seng TO Carolina Heltma
ltI,o0 acres in sec and 9 t2sr4, VIM
i Henry Nusmeyer to Fred Nusmey'
" ,eO acres IN sec Is 5t3sr6, $500.
. Jerry ] Smith to Annie I Damers .
e acres in sec "a 4t2sr 5, $25O0. :,
Ie John Kuebler to Phil Kunkel, Sr, !
ms. 10, 2l, 22, Reiders add Jasp
1887 80. ,ox
Il5 st Marks, $40. 9. =
n. Andrew Bair to Trustee OF st. &C &c
:. church ga acres in sec 30 J nr -
d. Martin A Gosman to Ignatz rehrio'
,rs lpt lot 81, Jasper $l279.3O. !,
Geo Dekemper to Henry Arnold
ng l5O and 81 Dubois, $l75.
IN Louis Troxler by administrator,
~ Conrad Eckert, 1872 acres in sec 30
81. 8 $l25O. o-.,
he Henry Landgrebe to George Orth'
acres in sec IL 2t2sr6, $llW.