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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-01
How is Your Crop?

The Seymour Democrat has heard
from some of the farmers of Jackson
county, regarding the crops. We would
be pleased TO hear from farmers in any
portion of Southern Indiana, and especi.
ally from those of Dubois and the ad.
joining counties. The Democrat gives
the following specimens of the wheat
crop in jackson county:
Allen Krane, on his farm In Hamilton
township, threshed 2O2 bushels of whoa,
of six acres. The wheat was badly
lodged, and in order 10 gather il better
dragged a heavy pole across ii. and en-,
1t in opposite direction. He Is %certaiu
that could he have gathered aIl ths
wheat he would have had at least forty
bushels TO the acre. Mr.. Crane did no,
inform us what variety of seed was used
MI. Elias Brown, from ten acres =.
sand land in Hamilton township. tbresb.
ed 3o4 bushels. This is decidedly n heav,
crop, and though not equal to The well
per acre Of Mr.. Cranes land. when w,
consider the difference in the soil II loo.
nearly IT mot quite as well.
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Our Common Schools.

New YORK. July 25.-The Times pub
fishes an article this morning TO show
that the Catholic clergy arc just now
making extraordinary efforts to estab-
fish secular schools, and notes as a part
Of the plan TO destroy the present public
school system. The chief source of sup
port of the public schools is the pay
ment of ten dollars per capita on the
whole number of children taught, and
il is thought by establishing Catholic
schools and attracting Catholic children
the public schools will be closed for
want of scholars and the per capita
revenue.
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Dirn.-At her residence in Nankaio
Minnesota, on July 10th, 1879, Mrs
CARoLISE McMAHAN. wife OF DIR
William.R. McMalml. ST., aged Al years
The announcement of the death OF
Mrs. cAIahan, will cause IA pang OF
sorrow in the brcasts.oi many Of her old
acquaintance IN this County, whore hes
husband aud herself resided for mauy
years prior TO their removal to the fal
west.
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~ Looking at the way in which tn

~ Looking at the way in which the
present Congressman are drawing then
forward pay at the rate of S625 PEI
month, the Kokomo (lnd.) Tribune is
disguised and relieves its feelings nc.
cordingly: ave don't believe we want
TO carry n banner OIL go on foot, on
horseback, in wagons and in procession
this year, TO hear any patriot speak two
hours. If the acts of last winter, at In
dianapolis and Washington, were re.
pcated, we believe we would be ready
to embrace the doctrine of a hell burn
ing with literal birthstone. Possibly
under such awful circumstances, We
might consent to be baptized by INNER.
sion as n sort of gucssed-at-sccurity
against fire.
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10 The chronological Journal fol
August is ON our table with an excel.
lent variety of seasonablc reading. The
main topics discussed in a lively, enter
tanning, and always instructive style, ap'
pear to be The late Joseph Howe
Licut-Gov. OF Nova Scotia; Prophecy,
Ancient and Modern; DR.. Horace Wells
and the Discovery of Anaesthcsia; How
to Use PhrenoIogy; The late 0akes
Ames. NJ. G.. Living to Work vs.. Work
ing to Live; Power of Application
Compulsory Attendance; Study Of the
Natural Sciences; Turning Points in
Life; The Reason Why; Agricultural
Hints; Progress in Virginia; The Eagle
Owl; Handsome faces and Bad Dispo-
%sitions. etc. This Publication deserves
hundred thousand Subscribers. 50 a
wear. with "a Chrome premium. Adj
dress ;. i. Wells, $50 Broadway, New
York.
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4 Party ct AtansNliliaA'- tN,nrt,
over ;he lake Erie, Evansville
and south western ItaiirUal
Yesterday.
a party OF gentlemen, invited by the
officers OF iAe Laac Erie, Evansville and
ie0uthWcs,crn * abroad, assembled al The
/ = &. depot Il hali-past one o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Among the num-
Der We're Col. pattison. Vice President,
aud w. ;. Ford. Secretary OF The road
NJ. llcnniug, G.. w. Shanklin. j. G..
shanklin, j. Smith, Thomas Byrnes. DIR.
Kennedy, Captain Graham and Samuel
Archer, Esq, with quite II number OF
others from the city. Amer n pleasant
ride over the road, 10 n point about -four
miles west of Boonville, the party dis
embarked, and spent "A couple OF hours
very pleasantly in watching the track
layers and examining the manner OF
pushing the work. After spending some
lime in this manner, the party becoming
hungry" called on Secretary Ford for
the refreshments usually provided for
an occasion Of that kind, but it seems
that the secretary had, in the hurry and
confusion Of the start, forgotten this
most essential part OF the programme.
A search being Instituted, some conccn-
Itracted refreshments were found in the
pockets of q deacon and u professional
gentleman OF the party. Ice water was
plenty, and after being fortified by the
refreshments, the party devoted their
time 10 manufacturing whistles from the
willow trees. In u opinion oar friend
.IShanklin won't prove q success IN that
line. and lIenuing is a much better
banker than manufacturer Of Whistles.
One Of tire "old citizens" who shows
nothing OF the athlete IN his appearance,
surprised the party by climbing a tree,
feet uppermost, n feat W. reYer SAW per-
formed before. IL was. altogether, Il
most enjoyable lite picnic. barring. The
.secretary's strange alteration % mind,
which induced him TO for ret those sand
witches. The party returned about Z
O'Clock, having n pleasant and cool ride.
At the end OF the tracH Judge !. Moore
of Boonvi,le, joined The party, ami &C
..companicds them 70 the city. Much
praise is due the officers o. iae road for
the energy they have displayed in push
ing the work through the most inipor-
tant railroad running into Evansville.
DN tue ltct VI tilIN NttN iAi' SuofA VI the
iron horse will be heard i'll Boonvillc.
That the road is TN assured fact, there.
can be no doubt. and laI, Il is so = 20.
be mainly :aitri6uicd 40 The mWea.icdI
cXertions OF Col. Pai,isun; the energetic
Vice President OF The road The citi-.
zens of Warrick county are already be-
ginning 10 appreciate the advantages
OF the road, and already many persons
drive to the end Of the track Tor The pur-l
pose of coming TO Evansville. Several
passenger coaches ana an engine are
contracted for, and will be finished by
the time the road is completed 70 Boom
VILE, when regular trains will be run.
noticed at several places, lumber
and oihcr freight hauled TO the road,
awaiting shipment, assuring n payingI
business rs soon rs the road has the IA
for handling freight. The Off
GERS Of the road purpose giving an ex-
on Il larger scale as soon rs their
and passenger coachcs arrive.
Evansville Courier, 2lst inst.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
nFsTns H.nHArgs W.
Anrtl lu -cf

nEsrns HsnHArys No,
April 30. iseG.
m. iou~ ncIt.-Dear Sir. Knowing the cfhcietry u
sour Snrssparilla and The healing aud beneficial quAi
ties Il possesses, send you the follow Ing statement u
my case.
I was wounded about two wears ago-waststsn prs
0ner and confined for six months. Being moved ~ Of
ten, NV wounds have not healed yet. have not .aI ~
n moment since I was wounded. I am shot through Ws
hips. Nv general health l. impaired snd need .'me
'hinr 20 aSsis, nature. I have more faith 10 your SAf
~anar1la Than ANYTHING else. Wish that TO b. gent
ne. Please express me half q dcren bottles and ohllee
CArrsIS e. y. JOHNSON,
sr. Iorts, no.
Z s-Thc following vas written April 10th, lsee.
Yrs. Ieunie johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson;
In. Jou~ nru-Dear sir: Ny husband. Dr. CO
Johnson. was = ,kitifui surgeon and ply sician IN t,nVs
New Nott. where he died, leaving the above -
Johnson - nv care. At thirteen years ~ age h sh'
'hronic GfArrhaa aud s~crufula, for which ys's !e4'
I, cured him. have fnr ten yrars y
commended Il 10 many IN sew fort Ohio and iesA !,
s~croflla. fever sores, sud general debility fttN.
success has attended IL. The cures effected IN ,on'
cases ~ ~.crofils mil fever sores were almost mifa'uloN'
am very anxious Tor my son 10 again have recourse y
your Sar@aparifa. lie l. fearful az getting q spuIp'ss
hence his writing 10 yuu for Il. HIS ""u"''
were terrible. but F.! believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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SPECIAL PREMIUMs:-The following
special premiums have been offered foI
the coming Dubois County Fair. Ii i
thought the list will be still further adj
.ded TO:
BY Joseph Troxler-Bcst lady rider
A No. I fine riding bride.
BY S. Kuchcr-B Best Calash top buggy
made In the county, $40 o.
BY j. c. Schafer- Best Cotton Patch
Quilt, % %.
BY Tbos. II. Green Best Cholera
Specific, 81 90.
By &. Doane-Best Loaf of Wheat
Brei-Salt rising So SO.
BY X. NJ. Wclman, Dubois Minerals
Best specimen of Block Coal-25 lbs.
81 90; second best specimen of Block
Coal-25 lbs. 81 90; best specimen Vi
Semi Block Coal-25 lbs. 81 90; second
best specimen of Semi Block Coa-2
lbs. 81 90; best specimen of Bituminous
Coal-25 lbs. 81 90; second best speci-
men of Bituminous Coal rs lbs. 81 90
best specimen of Mineral Paints 10 lbs.
81 90; second best spcci2ien Of Mineral
Paints-10 lbs. 81 90; best specimen OF
Iron Ores-25 lbs. 81 90; second best
specimen Of Iron Ores --25 lbs. 81 90;
best specimen of building Stone, not
less than one cubic foot, S200; second
best specimen Of building Stone, not
less than IL cubic foot, 81 90; best col
lection Of Minerals, So 90.
BY w. B. Rose--For the: best Framed
Splice--timber not less than 3 x 4inchcs
81 90; second best, 80 cts.
Best specimen fancy Lattice work,
not less than Is inches square, 81 so;
second best Lattice work, 81 90.
BY Friedman a. Brother-Bcst Saw
Log, not less than 60 inches,''and 10 #.
long or more; $40 90 will, also buy the
log, after the Fair.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LANDSi

NOTICE is hereby given, that by vir.
~ tue OF an order of the Dubois Cir.
cult Court. made at The last June tern
thereof, 1873, the undersigned Admins.
traitor OF the estate of Wells Jones
deceased, will offer for sale at public
auction on the premises on
SATURDAY, August Both, 1873,
the following tract OF land OF the de-
ceased, situated in thcCounty of Dubois,
State of Indiana. to-wit.
The undivided onc-half OF the east
half Of the northwest quarter Of section
ten (l0), in township No. one (1),
south Of range No. three %, west, con-
tanning forty acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash
and the residue in equal payments Mt six
and twelve months from day of sale, the
purchaser giving notes for deferred pay
meuts, bearing interest with approved
surety, and waving benefits of valuation
laws.
Sale TO commence at 2 o'clock, r. VI.
WILLIAM JONES, Admir-.
j. c. SCuAFER, Atty.
August LIST, 1S73.-4w.
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: M HIS
TONIC
yok N UAs OF
A G + AND FEVER. OR
CuILLS AND FEVER.

MISREPRESENTATION, edm ~s btinejuslycl ..
Il fort = superiority over all remedies evsroh.r.gI
public Tor the SAM CERTAIN AND tKnAsksrc ours Of A..
and Fever, or Chills and Fever. " hether ~ shou a, -
standing. lie refers 60 the entire Western and SO
western coGniry TO bear him Testimony to IL. tru,b y,
the assertion. thatin no case " harry er WI iii Il fail t.rr,.
~ the directions are strictly follow ed out. IN n c,.,
many eases a single dose has been sufficient Tor a sr,.
and whole families have been cuysd by a single bonn.
with y perfect restoration Of the reneralheslh. III
however, prudent, and In every case move certain 10 cur.
II tts use Is continued In smaller doses Tor week or tv'i
after theais.ase has been checked. more especially inlt
'tciif and anding cases. Usually. this m,dicts
viii not require any mid 70 keep the how -lsin good unl,I
should he patient. however, require a caihaftic u..di
cine. after hnving trken three or four doses 81 The fnt,
a single 49, . ~ RULL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY Pills
viii De sufficient.
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UAmerican farm machinery wins at
Vienna as it must everywhere. In what.
ever the Department Of the United States
may fail, when it comes to reaping and
moving, the universal Yankee leads the
field. Most of the Old Country machin-
cry declined to enter the trial contest
seeing what the result would be, so thai
but four or five implements were enter.
ed against some fourteen from this side
of the water.
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OF MI. Smith, of indianapolis, who
was spying out this part of the country
a short time ago, with a view 10 ascer-
tain its value as a railroad feeder, is now
in the East endeavoring 10 get a loan to
10 finish the Rockport road. We are in
formed that an additional $4,000 has
been raised in Cincinnati, as an earnest
of their faith in the enterprise.
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ACCIDENTS On last Saturday as the
rain was coming ~, Mr.. Joseph Geisler
of this township. who had been cutting
grass with a Moving Machine on Friday
evening, and left the Machine standing
in the stable lot, thought with the as
~sistance of his wife to put it under &
shed, aud not.having thrown the knife
GU of gear, when his wife caught hold
behind to push, the knife cut of a finger
on her right hand. SO mush for care
~lessness.
On Friday, a young man, son OF Mr..
Kroeger, of Columbia township, ran in
front of the knife OF a Moving Machine,
TO remove some fancied obstruction, and
before his father, who was driving could
stop his team, one OF the young mans
les was badly manglcd.
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W - 4 ~ 8 y go H|HNNH JOG .."H.|AH" HAH'
says ORthc 'holrra.
The cloud TINT his been banging oven
las. has ~ last parted. The scOurge Witi
(which we nave been afflicted seem, To
be passing away. For the week ending
Wednesday, the Esd, there have been,
twenty-onc deaths. As we write we
we learn OF two d'iths last night
both colorcd. Yesterday "Wednesday
there were Two deaths, one an infant,
and the other an importation from Gin
.Icinnati, who died Immediately on his
arrival here.
The sanitary condition of the city is
excellent. The streets aud alleys are
and the citizens should look to il
that they be kept SO. Our noble little
band of physicilns. Drs. Blunt, Weaver.
.Pearcc and Matzdorif-thc latter, alas u
victim-ably aud heroically assisted by
Drs. Williams, OF Grafton, and Mann, OF
New Harmony. have been untiring in.
their efforts 10 stay the rayagcr. and ut.
last their efforts seem TO be crowned
with success. But not the less should
care and caution be exercised that we.
may not have u renewal OF the dread
sconrge.
The Mayor, Street Commissioner and
Marshal have done their duty. The for
mer. TO our knowledge, having been
night and day, "vigilant. active and
brave From Friday evening until
Tuesday. huge fires OF corl and coal tar
have cncirclcd the city. and blazed III.
of every residence. These fires,
we think. had a good effect in purifying
the afmpSplprp md i'm RESTORING conf
dcnce to our people.
Our refugees, we think. may now
safely return. Tho cholera has had its
do. and there j. no further danger.--lM Mi.
Vernon Republican, Gath.
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TIE Boy OF TnE iNDIAS TURNIr.-
Washington county Indiana, has q
wonderful lussls nAturae in The person
of a boy not yet three wears OF age.
.rhe Louisville Commercial gives Til.
account James Miniams, a weii-to-dO
lfarmer..who resides tweivc miles east by
south OF Salem, has a boy who Will be
three years o.d on lie lth OF October
next. The child Is very healthy and
we'll formed in every respect, except his
weight is seveniy-iive pounds, Il little
above the average. " hen about one
year of age this child began to develop
rapidly. and now presents the appear
Iance OF a man. Upon the face arc long
black whiskcrs and moustache of re-
%markably thrifty growth and iinencss of
texture. The back aud breast of the
child are covered with silkcn black hair
from two to three inches in length.
The child has good health and is very
intelligent. The face wears a thoughtful
expression as that of a man OF mature
years, aud is withal quite handsome,
were it not that the checks puff out
rather too much, thereby deiracting from
its beauty. In making inquiry as to how
this freak of nature was accounted for,
the mother of the child stated that when
he was in his first year he got hold of an
Indian turnip and eat it up. This vcge-
table is q very powerful astringent, and
the physician in attendance at the time
is said TO have worked a whole day TO
counteract its influence. From this time
the child commenced the development
now accomplished, and to this Indian.
turnip is attributed the result above des-
AS we are not skilled in Mate
ria Medica, we do not give an opinion,
although what Indian turnip had To do
with this case we cannot conceive.
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BULLS


Read tho following extract ~ letter from M,
.Rivers. wife Of Reverend DR.. Ki,,rs. enc ofne no.
LEARNED. eloquent. AMI popular Ministers ~ The Netho
list Episcopal Church. and u 10 Z, at present stationed
I Broadway Church, louisville, Ky.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct s. lsr9
DR.. JoHS BrtL-DEAg SIX. Many tsshis ~ You tr
he medicine yoi have 80 kindly given M Lu.
been q great sufferer for years. and had the nd sic, a
various physicians. some prOnDlced my .pin,. s,n z
ny Lungs, ana some my h..st Ia be the seat Of No
li~ea,e. have been burnt. blisier-d and cum ed uuniI
had become alshearrencd Several very eminent NM,
.iAns who eNaminet my sptrs informed me that .ts
hrcaienrt with paralysis or a~ppopleiy nny day, and
hal nothing but u seton would Relic, me. HAD a
.Jtricci horror of that. and WE hcsiiatiny about having
me inserted. when you kindly sent me our sar.ap.
lila which ! imm. diately bogus b. take tire, tiuns,,
lay. had suffered terribly with II sost acute pain q
he right side ~ my bead. especially when \ ~.GA
read or write Tor any length ~ time. snd rising O. ~
feet world De perfectly hlind fer several minute, AMI
would have to hold 90 something to prevent falling
| am most happy 20 inform YEA hrt the pain h ~
heal j. entirely relic, ed I suffer h-t seldom MT Ms
SHINE and fhcn not 50 ncutcly. Ny appetite is r,,d.
ndeei for the hrst time IN my life | enjoy my dlhu,r
more than any mcal during The day.
N"u kinii, sert ne tuur bottles again last night ~
| began again This morning. and h.pe 10 te .u.rty
Please accept my heartfelt thanks and BE-.
wishcs.
Very truly your mos grateful friend,
N. B c. gNE.
My Journal ahonrd> with similar letters. all Of pLtA
7 guarantee. 70 be genuine snd written by the peisa,
whose name they bear.
do not suffer yourself 70 Ne imposed on. ronlls
iraNn awaS sffrr new and ,torhtful eN ,-rtn'ou llit
risk Your h"-lth by letting noyIces experiment, tvas
won with their trash.
Nv Sirstpariiis .has >'ori tn. test j~< t~ sniy az
Vclrs; Il l. sin he SarsRparilts OF the s.sr. and - tr
igc. TOWERING over ail others in popularity and "
curative qualities.
Avnii ~ hose who rre trying 10 palm OF On ,Na
stber extracts or ssrssparilia. sv-caIlci. E.nsnt tfs
IS Dr. Jnhr, Halrs ssr~arsrilla. Of Louisville. Nv tff
= the OIL and reliable remedy Tor iinrsrfiirs - us
blood aud ~scr0fulus affections. Always bear that
mind.
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The last Legislature passed n law
against The killing Mt my aud all times,
OF any turtle dove, meadow lark, robin.
mocking bird. blue bird. wren. sparrow.
red bird. peewee, martin, thrush. swal-
low. oriole. yellow hammerand cat bird.
Hunters take notice.
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ny by notice in another column il
will be seen that two of the proposed
railroads through this section Of country,
propose TO elect new officers this month.
If they will devise some means 10 COM
plcte their roads, it would make the pco-
piles hearts glad.
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A MARYLAND girl was afflicted W

"A Maryland girl was afflicted with
a tumor, and a surgeon was called. lie
said il would be only necessary to wait.
The girl waited about twenty-four hours
and the tumor disappeared, and q nine
pound hey appeared instead oft. Every
body but the doctor was astonished-
the girl most of all, rs she had no idea
how IL got there.
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An exchange has the following MA,

An exchange has the following plan
to keep flies from picture frames: Boi
four onions in a pint of water, then with
a clean brush wash your frames over In
this liquid and tho flies will no light
upon them. The onion will not injure
the frames, and the odor soon disap.
pears. 1t is better than u~nsightly gauzc
covers 10 your pictures.
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A New Book. We have received
specimen pages of "The Cndcvelopcd
West, or Five Years in the Territories
a new ~ork neasly ready for issue. This
book will give Il description of that vast
region between the Mississippi and Pa
'cific its resources. climate, inhabitants,
natural cnriosities. etc, Life and Adven-
|ture on prairies. Mountains and the Pa
|cifc Coast. with 24i fine Illustrations,
from original sketches and photographs
views of the people and curiosities OF
the Great West, by j. II. Beadlc, CORES
.pondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial.
1t will be issued by subscription only.
Any person desiring copies should adj
dress tie National Publishing Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given hat the I'M
- dersigned, has been appointed Ad-
minisirator of the estate of Dorette Bri-
..denbauch late of Dubois county, Indi-
ana, deceased. Said estate supposed TO
be solvent.
ADAM BRIDENBAUCH,
W. "A. TRAYLoR, Atty Admir-.
August LIST, lS73.-3ws.
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~ Tie clever druggist Mr.. Nj. Fried
man intends erecting this fall, two small
business rooms on his lot adjoining the
drug store, and when the railroad Is
completed will move them, and erect a
handsome brick ia their stead.
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rsNiIE annual meeting OF the Stock
d holders OF thc Cincinnati. Rockpori
ana southwestern Railway Company.
.or the election OF thirteen Directors 10
serve Cor the ensuing year, viii be hrld
At ihc Court House. ia Mt. Vernon, no-
Soy county, Ind, Oh
MONDAY. August 25ifl, 1873.
order of the Board OF Directors.
=. ). LilOMMfDIEU, President.
II. III. TATFM, Secretary.
Aug. LIT. 13-4w.
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NOTICE.

YNIIERE will be a meeting held n,
Il IRON CITY, Indiana, on tho 29th
day Of August, 1873, between tho hours
of 10 A. Nj. and 4 p. NJ, for the purpose OF
elccting Directors OF the Indiana Miner
al Railway Company.
TATLOW JACKSON.
Scc'y |. NJ. Rail way Company.
Aug. lst, '73-6ws.
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Arcnss,Ci :sssd carpenter.
w. Es. q L.

OFFERS his services to those BUILDING
" or contemplating building. He will
furnish PLANS y ESTIMATES TO those
desiring them, or will IN Ike estimates on
plans iurn, he'd him for any kind of
building. lie is also ready to take cou-
tracts for anything in his line at reason
able prices, aud will furnish all necessary
materials. if desired. Persons intend
ing to build are requested TO see, or
address him, at IRELAND, IND.
Aug. list, Io13.-ly