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Evening star., 1898-02-18
WANT FIRST INVESTIGATION.


Explore wreck.
HAVANA, february lSlLieat Pedro
Feorai,@ brother Of the inventor Of the sub
marine appliance bearing that name: Senior
Poral, the Judge in the case of the Maine,
and the members of the technical commits
sion, have requested the authorization OF
Consul General Lee to take the depesitdons
OF the officers Of the Maine and to appoint
committee to inspect the wreck of the
Maine and investigate the cause of the ex-
plcsion.
Gen. Lee hes not yet replied to the appli-
| cation and consequently the experts have
no. commenced work. The divers are only
employed in recovering the bodies of the
dead.
Up to O'Clock this morning ninety-seven
bodies had been recovered. Eight funeral
wagons are employed in carrying the bodies
from La Macina to the Colon cemetery.
Many Relics Recovered.
The men searching for bodies have also
recovered a number of sad relics of the
Maine, including a medical chest enlist
ment records, a gold watch and chain,
marked ,P. I. Bartlett, wanham, 33l 154,'
and five portraits.
Approach to the Maine is Eow prohibited
irside a distance of 100 meters, excepting
in the case of boats OF the United States
navy, or boats having a special permit.
This action is taken as a precautionary
measure against any accident occurring
during the inspection by the American
divers and to prevent interference with
the work ordered by Capt. Sigsbee.
No Permission Asked.
Neither Gen. Lee nor Capt. Sigsbee have
- far asked permission to inspect the work
I'm connection vii he of ba Nofp
Captain General Blanco and Bishop SAN
tai der have visited Consul General Lee.
General Lee is receiving many telegTa ms
from mayors and other officials express
Ing sympathy al the loss of the Maine. and
the foreign consuls have either called per-
sonally or have sent written expressions
of their coincidence.
Messages of regret this morning have
been received from the chamber of COM
merce, the president of the colonial gov
eminent. DR.. Congosto, the secretary gem
eral: the governor of Havana, the mayor
of Havana, the Marquis Esteban, the mu-
nicipal council, the produce exchange and
the stock exchange.
: In addition the theaters have suspended
their performances and there will be
more music I'm the parks for the present.
Bodies Which Were Recognized.
Inc pooles recognized lnciuoe those OF
Deerking, Drummer, Graham, James A;
Chief Yeoman. of Newport, r. L.; Tinesman,
VIM. H., landsman, of Portland, Ne. Ser
geant Brown, who is described here as
the chief machinist of the Maine; keys.
Harry j.. ordinary seaman, Of New York,
Owen and Sheridan, firemen; Nicci lMc-
Nieco, Francis j., coal passer, OF Boaton);
Hassel, Charles. gunner's mate, OF New
York Fury (Fewer), described as captain
of the forecastle; Holmes, Helm; League
James N, chief yeoman, of New York;
Eirmann, Charles F., gunner's mate, Of
Port Royal, S. c., and Journie.
Patrick Gafney. coal passer: Roberts. a
fireman. and McManus. a marine. are re-
ported to have died at the hospital
The divers yesterday evening picked up
fourteen more bodies.
Evening star., 1898-02-18

Capt. s. e. Stuart of the ordnance de-
partment was at the Nevy Department this
morning. He 10 at 1z17 Oregon avenue.
Evening star., 1898-02-18

was heartily in favor of the resolution. he
wanted it understood that this was not to
be construed as precedent.
Il hope there are to be no more such
cases to follow this" observed Mr.. Bailey.
The resolution ,was then adopted unanf-
mously.
EXCITEMENT N THE SENATE.
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Another great discovery has been
made. and that too, 10y lPdy IN tins
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital or
CANS were undermined and death
seemed imminent For three months
She coughed necessarily and could
not sleep. Sh. finally discovered way
TO recovery by purchasing OF us bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, and was so much relieved on
taking the first dose, that she slept. all
night; and with two bottles has been
absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs
Luther Lutz Thus writes w. Z. Ham
mick 4 Co., of Shelby, n. {. Trial bot
ties free at Martin Friedman DRUG
store. Regular size 30 cts. and sl.oo
Every bottle guaranteed.
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FERDINAND GRIEF STRICKEN.
Rev. Eberhard Stadler Dead.

On Tuesday our people were
shocked at receiving a telephone
that Rev. Eberhart Stad-
Ter. 0. S. b.. priest for many years
in charge of the Ferdinand congre-
cation, had said his last Mass, and
gone to give an account OF his
stewardship to the Master he served
so faithfully and constantly revered.
His congregation are grief-strlcken
at their loss, for many were the
kind deeds of charity and fellow hip
prompted by his liberal sympathet
ic heart, all through that township
No pastor was probably ever better
loved by his congregation than
Father Stadler. He was always an
active man in all that pertained to
their good, and many improvements
have been accomplished arounc
Ferdinand through his untirins
energy.
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Suffering humanity ST. ould be supplied
with every means possible for its relief.
1t is with pleasure we publish the fol-
lowing: "rhis il Ia certify that ! was
terrible sufferer from yellow Jaundice
for over six months, and was treated by
some OF the best physicians in our city
and all Ia no avail. DR.. Bell, our drug
gist, recomme aded Electric Bitters and
after taking two bottles, was entirely
cured. | now take great pleasure In
recommending them to any person SUI
fering from this terrible malady. ] am
greatfully yours, NJ. A. Hogarty, Lex
ington, KY" Sold by Martin Fried
man, Druggist. 4.
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HaysviIle Happenings.

Miss Mary A. Neukam left for
Martin county last week.
II you want to see a certain man,
watch on the road that leads out
East Of Haysville, on Monday
morning about day break.
Wonder why George Basch and
Miss Lorena don't take any more
buggy rides together? Oh! va da
ist Elm ander gnaoe wo der deihen-
eespihlt NIT die Lohrna.
But amt Haysville nice little
town? 1t is la mode. Just watch
our pretty little damsels whitewash
their fences.
Hemmerlein and Sons are knock
ing their paint brushes on the house
of Mr.. J. Mann in Haysville. We
first thought by the sound they
made with their brushes that Mr..
Mann was having a double floor put
in his house. But we have learned
better. They are only painting it.
Kortzduhner war das aber Elm
fehrchteler spetackel wo der Hern
Jor an angefongen hat.
William j. Schott was at Dubois
Sunday.
Mr.. l.. Hemmerlein started fol
Jasper Saturday pounding his horse
on the hurry side.
Harry J. Hoffman, lost one o
his best horses last week.
The Jasper fishing club went vi
}, White river fishing last Sunday
They had four horse load, con
tanning tent so 90, seven hende
, ledars, sroht, flenta und aen glaena
gasiolean ohfa.
John Grass, the ferryman o
|, Haysville, got him keg OF goo'
old lager for Sunday. No wonde
old McErwin followed niger hoop
going to the river Sunday morning
bright and early. -
Mr.. j. Shot and his son William
. are now washing up the house T.
5 make the biggest boom that eve
was in Haysville, with their saloor
g We hope William will do good bus
r NJ IS here, and we think William
: will soon succeed and get a littl
frau, for William is receivin
J. "sweet'' missives, Billetdoux, an
!, Oil such beautiful caligraphy fro1
n all parts of the world from the swe
girls. "HI-YIP-yIP-YIr-HI-YAHl
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IRELAND ITEMS.
energy.

Miss Cleo Greene, of Jasper, was
here this week trying to get a class
in music.
Rev. Whitfield preached an able
and interesting sermon at the M.
f. church Sunday night.
One of Washington's leading
stock men was here this week.
Jockey Bal Myers, row OF the
Huntingburg racing club, came
home Saturday night.
We were visited with a down
pouring rain Sunday. We have
not heard Of any damage done.
Artist Young is improving the
appearance Of the Odd Fellows
Hall by repainting.
Mr.. Fred Stewart, the hustllnI
agent for the Milwaukee harveste
company, las closed the season
work and returned home.
Samuel Colvin came home Mon
day. Mr.. Colvin has been in Pix
county for some time engaged Il
the timber business.
Butcher Anderson, OF Jasper
visited Us Saturday with some goo
beef. He tells us he will max
regular trips here every Saturday
Farmer John Greene and Albel
; Payne were in town this week.
MIR. Fritch, our hustling miller
makes a beautiful appearance wit
his new delivery wagon.
J. f. Gray, our paint MANI
/, facturer and roof painter, is talkiI
) Of going to Marengo to engage
|, The painting business.
q Robert Gray, a brilliant your
: attorney Of Pike county, was ne
+ last week. He thinks OF locati'
J. in Jasper. H.
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shown on the Recorders books Of
Dubois county during the last 10 days OF
June, 1898, as kept by Phillip Oily, Re-
cOrder.
VIM. G. Britain TO S. ii. Dillen, ct al ;
partition transcript.
Anton Schneider's heirs To Barbara
Schneider, partition transcript.
VIM. T.. Wells to VIM. n. koerner,
Ia acres in sec %, 2. sr 3, 800.
John Schiller 10 Jacob Neukam, ~
acres i'm sec IL, :, r 4, 800.
Rosa IIerrig's heirs 10 Leopold Her
big, 81, lOi square feet in sec 26, :,
., 500.
Clara Scrmersheim to John A scrmer
sheim, last viii.
Chas. Ficken TO Ben. &. klosterman,
| acre in sec 3, I 3 =, r 3, $50.
Henry Stahl 10 Mary Stahl, last VIII
Hubert Quante TO Mary A. Senninger
lots 1874 and 1879, Ferdinand, 500.
Rudolpa III Allen to Katie l.. Hayes
lot 2G, Dubois, $3.50
Jos Leppert to Cath. Leppert lots
and 4, Beckman's add Ferdinand, sl65
Joseph + Hurst to Anton + Miller, Y
acres in sec -, IS, r 3, 500.
John Arnold to Cath. Arnold, az
will.
Albert Sondermann to Charles J Betz
lot 81, Jasper, $50.
Christian Fisher to John J Gehlhau
sen, pt lot 8. st. Henry, $50.
Frank Bremen to John Appel, lot 10
st Marks, $50.
Peter Miller to Joseph Schlachter, :.
of an acre in sec % 3sr4, 500.
Jos. Schlachter to Peter Miller, "a c
an acre in sec % I 3 : 4, $500
VIM. l.. Britain, ct al, to w. [
Britain, ct al, partition transcript.
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HI. C. CORBIN,



He wrote to his father May both,
the day his troop left Tampa, and
expressed his qualification that they
were going, but seemed to think he
might be left in Cuba.
Just before sailing he wrote to his
brother Daniel in Evansville:
Brother, | am soon to depart
tor Cuba. am writing perhaps fol
the last time. But should 1t be so
brother, | am perfectly ready ano
willing to die for the cause for which
we are now fighting"
These words but show .he qua.it,
of Jesse Stork.
His father, DIR. III. W. Stork Is
leading physician at Holland, Ind.
one brother, DIR. John W., OF Farm
stadt, Ind, the other w. F., pro
prle.or of the st. George hotel 0
HuntiGgburg, Ind.
They mourn the loss OF brothe
and son but with their grief is
pride,-a justifabie pride, for Jess
Stork died the noblest of deaths
death for the love of ones country
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DnyThe will of George Burger,
Sr.. was admitted to probate on
Wednesday. 1t was executed
Sept. 20, 1892, and witnessed by
William A. Traylor and Joseph
Urich. The will does not state the
amount devised, but it is reported
to be between $50, 900 and $40 900.
He bequeaths his real estate equally
t, his sons Jacob Burger, Jr., and
Charles Burger, and the children OF
George Burger, Jr., and appoints
Jacob Burger, Jr., guardian Tor the
interests of the said children.
He gives to Jacob Burger, Jr.'
Charles Burger and George Burger
Jr.. each three hundred dollars o
his personal estate, and then gives
to Jacob, Charles and the children
of George, Jr., in three equal parts
the residue of his personal estate
whatever it may be, after all JUS
claims against it are paid.
He appoints Jacob Burger, Jr-
and Charles Burger, joint executor
of his estate, and empowers then
to compromise, adjust, releas
and discharge, in such manner a
they may deem proper, the debt .,
and claims due' the estate. In
estate consists principally OF note
secured by personal and mortgag
securities. He was a very careil
man in his investments, and wa
, supposed to be one of the wealth
} lest men in cambridge township.
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Has been occupying most OF the
time this week in examining in
dividual schedules.
Marion township assessment was
enL;rsed and accepted as reported
by the assessor.
In Hall township the Board found
household goods were generally as
sessed too low, but farming imple
ments little too high, and 50 it
was deem fair average had been
made generally, and it was accept
ed accepted except as to household
goods of Jacob ii Seng and Geo.
Hasenauer, who were raised $40
each, and Lafayette Ellis, who
was raised $50, and the county az
SCISSOR directed to correct any furth-
er errors which may come to hi'
knowledge.
Margaret Krodel, of Harrison
township, having refused to swea
to her assessment, was upon evl
dence before the Board raised 5000
4 Patoka township was passed am
and accepted as reported by t.
Assessor, individual errors to Il
corrected as they may be discovers
by the county assessor.
Madison, Bainbridge and Jackso
township blanks were examined i
: detail, and consideration there'
laid over till the days heretofol
fixed for taking up the decreases
those townships, and hearing iro1
the tax-papers why the schedule
: in each should not be raised to CO
respond with adjoining township
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DIED AT his residence mile
from Jasper, Sunday, June 70,
1898, Mr.. GEORGE BURGER, SR,
aged about IS years.
Mr.. Burger came to the Y. ;.
from Baden, Germany with his twin
brother, the late Jacob Burger, ST.,
in 1889. They settled first IN
p, nnsylvania, and took up the
business of clock peddling. After
wards they moved to Ohio and be-
came extensively acquainted In
many counties there through their
clock business, and as they always
bore the name of honest men, deal
ing in honest articles, and strictly
living up to their contracts, they
built up good trade, and became
financially prosperous. Afterwards
they came to Indiana with theii
families, buying farms near Jasper,
and devoting their attention to ag'
riculture and good investments o.
their money, and many were the
persons in hard straits whom they
relieved by loans well secured, anc
to their credit, never pushing mar
who was not able to meet his pay
ments, but acted honestly ana dis
cretely. Jacob Burger, ST., dice
, several years ago, and George ma
never been as robust and Joyous a
he was before. II must have beeI
joyful meeting of congenial spirit
wheL Georges spirit winged it
fligh; from earth. He was a SIN
r cere Catholic. and a man OF stron
4, convictions in everything. II
leaves three sons, Jacob Jr., Cha'
9 and George Jr., all with famllle.
a His funeral Monday was largel
! atte nded.
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Monday morning, June
81, 1898, RALPH, the 4 months old
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. James 5.
MilDurn. 1t was buried at Porters-
Vile Wednesday, Rev. Gregory
preaching the funeral sermon. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy
of all.
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Ia Ho1S.E EC.. DOWN
An /. built up quickly with MORRIS ENC
|llSH STABLE POWDER.
Sold by b. b. Brannock, Jasp er

Our baby has been continually trou-
bed with collie and cholera infantum
snce his birth, and all that we could do
Nr him did not seem to give more than
temporary relief, until we tried Cham
herlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Since SWING that remedy he
has not been troubled. We want to give
lon this testimonial as an evidence OF
|our gratitude, not that you need 1t TO ad-
|iertlse your meritorious remedy.-G NJ.
Law, keokuk, Iowa. For sale by Nj.
|iredman.
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PERSONAL.

Mcssrs Wilson and McFall visited
Petersburg Tuesday. Politics.
Messrs Conrad Eckert and Her
man Schmitz returned from their
st. Louis trip on Tuesday.
Miss Mathilde Buettner, one OF
successful teachersin Anderson, the
visiting her parents in Jasper.
Miss Elizabeth Eifert, an attend
ant at the Southern Insane Hospi-
tai, is spending a vacation with her
parents in Jasper.
Prof. Conrad Kremp and Father
Martin O. 5. B., of Jasper College,
left Tuesday morning for an extend
ed trip on the northern lakes.
Messrs. Louis Griesbaum and
Leo. Durlauf spent Sunday anc
Monday in New Baden, H., visiting
Mr.. G.'s brother.
Mr.. Craig, of Orwell, student o
agriculture at Purdue university
was in Jasper Saturday last, anc
called at the COURIER Office.
w. f. Cox, Esq, went to Indi
annapolis Wednesday to attend
meeting of the Democratic Stat
Central Committee.
Mr.. Curran Adams, guard a
the Feeble Institute Home, at TT
Wayne, visited relatives at lrelan'
this week, while on short furlough
+ Prof. j. r. Worsham and wife
of Huntingburg, will attend tn
| National Educational Association
meet at Washington City next wee k
George Dunbar, of Washington
cousin of Serg't Thos. b. Wilson
lis a private IN Co. ID. 10th reg't
l Camp Alger, h wing enlisted as
, recruit under the last call. ;
Tom. will have some home CON
pany, if he gels lonesome now.
! Mr.. Robert Sweeney, son OF Hol
A. Nj. Sweeney, OF lndianapoli
! arrived in Jasper Tuesday afte
noon to visit relatives here. Il
left the Capital Monday mornir
; on his bicycle, took one tumble
: Jackson county, stopped three
four hours at Seymour, and 9TH
stops al Brownstown and FrenC
! Lick, and yet came near making
y century run. As it was a trip
4 100 niles, mostly on dirt road
r and part of the time il the raj
\ was made in a day and ha
d Pretty good riding fer boy.
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The report that it was Jesse Stork
who was killed is confirmed by the
following dispatch to bis brother,
Daniel III. Stors from the adj gen
eral of the L. s., published in yes
terday's Evansville Courier:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June I'D.
II. Stork, Evansville, Ind: The
department deeply regrets to inform
YOU that General Shafter officially
reports Jesse X. Stork, troop A
first cavalry, killed near Santiago or
the twenty-fourth. His body vii
be buried where he fell, but grea
care will be taken to mark the grave
with a view to having it brought t
this country.
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' ss.., the ., &1Z1ZN

During the hot weather last summer
had a severe attack of cholera morbus,
necessiiating my leaving my business, =
|'ays Mr.. 9. A. Hare, Of Hare Bros, Fin
eastle, Ohio. "After taking two or three
loses Of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy was complete
y relieved and in few hours was arle
resume my work in the store. ] sin.
erely recommend tito any one afflicted
with stomach or bowel trouble" Fol-
'ae by Martin Friedman.
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The manufacturers have instructed
NJ. Friedman to give bottle OF zoe SIZE
OF Foley's Collie Cure free TO tne nrs'
soldier of the civi war that applies lof
same. Ii is the great remedy foi
Chronic Diarrhoea, Cramp Cole ana all
Bowel complaints.
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When You Take Your Naca-
ton

The most necessary article to have
|sih YOU latter your pocket book is a
oue Of Foley's Collie Cure. 1t Is an
ibsolute prevention or cure OF all de-
nngements Of the bowels caused by
dange OF water. You are likely to need
T. NJ. Friedman.
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nrrThe price for good new wheat
has opened in Jasper at GO cents a
bushel. With silver remonetized it
would be 10 or 20 cents higher
certain, and possibly more than
that.
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Annual meeting educational associa.
ton, Washington, ID. 9. Tickets Will
he sold at one fare plus 81 for the round
trip on July 3, 4, 5 and 9Th, good return
ing July sth to 18th. But by depositing
ticket with agent at Washington and
paying 80 cents, limit will be extended to
Aug. 81. v. +. Claycomb, Agent.
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ClOtHing at cost at
E.ckerts' New Store.

bsS- Half a dozen young gentle
men, of Jasper went fishing Mon
day on White river near Buck
Shoals for a week The last heard
from them they were frying fist
and brushing aside mosquitoes in
the chapparel.
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BoRN-To A. II. Traylor and
vie, Of Booze township, on Sun
day night, June 26, a big boy baby
Here's success to the young ! emile
man. All are doing well.
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ssD-The famous Star Band has
been secured to furnish music for
the big Church Fair and ;. :. Cele-
bration in Eckert's grove, July 18th
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n1y-The new war revenue law

1hyThe new war revenue law
goes into force to-day. The sched-
ule of stamps for deeds, mortgages,
checks, ETC., will be found on our
auxiliary pages. The Dubois Co.
State Bank has been appointed
agent for the sale of stamps in Jas
per, and will have all kinds in stock.
Nearly everything must have a
stamp to be valid.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
ores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainss,
Nrns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
llVev cures piles, or no pay required
| is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
aon OF money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale 10y Mar Friedman
Apr. 30th, lSgS-iy.
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7s-Mr. Charley Betz has bought
a nice building site on Newton
street. l. this a straw showing how
the wind blows for his future hap
piness?
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There is no (? About il.

No question indeed with those who
nye used it, bnt that Foley's Kidney
Iure j. absolutely reliable for all Md
iey and Bladder diseases. Nj. FRED
nan.
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@ a . IT, n Z "A.
ar, the n1hs Kind You Have ...a.s 8'Hl
', Z EZzM
CA

t-s- The four months old babe OF
Nr. and Mrs. Albert Urich wes
buried at the Catholic grave yard
salurdhy last.
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Coon YIELD.-Mr. John Hoff-
man on Wednesday threshed IL
acres OF wheat, from the first farm
adjoining Jasper on the west, and
got pa bushels, or about IL bush
els TO the acre, on old ground.
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IN JAIL.-Sherff IindleyJones,
of Orange county, on Tuesday
brought to Jasper VIM. Radcliff,
indicted by a Dubois county grand
Jury for petit larceny, and lodged
him in Jail.
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One fare for the round trip, July "a,
Sd, and 4th, good returning until July
9Th. Tickets sold to all points within
a radius of POO miles.
V. T.. CLAycoMB, Agent.
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Fcley's Honey and Tar Is guaranteed
TO give prompt relief IN all cases OF
Asthma. DO not class this with other
medicines that have failed to give relief.
Give il a trial Nj Friedman.
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sry-The government is going to
give the dons a specimen OF Yankee
skill and courage in Spain, by send
ing Commodore Watson with a fleet
to lombard Spain's seacoast, and
destroy some naval vessels build
ing there.
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nre~ Nh. Sturm has this week had
water connection made with his
store room on the Square.