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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08
TEhEGR HIG.
reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
Ripley.
rnE rs,IrEEANcE ENc1rENENr.

lhB lklfEkAStE r. ClIkNENT.
RIPLEY, o, February THE temper.
suce excitement is red hoL Tho ladies
manifest a resolute disposition in this
matter. The procession appeared this
morning, stronger than ever, Three
more saloons closed, The most respecta-
BILE dealers have given up. 1T noon the
procession boarded the Wildwood on her
down trip aud was received by tho officers
in n gentiensnly manner. The assurance
was given that no liquor would DO sold TO
citizens OF this place from that boat, for
whilo 81 this wharf there were on the
boat some Of kentucky's grand eloquent
oloodf, and among them n Col. Dobbins of
Dover who grossly insulted tho bodies
with the most profsne abuse, while Mira
Moody WAS praying. lie had not even the
excuse OF Icing drunk, or this nigh,
have been oytrlt oked. He was returning
from chicken Eight Al Msryville and felt
very yalorous, When tho male element
heard OF this the boat was leaving. but
you may rect assured if they could have got
him, Mr., Dubbins would have met with
more dsubins and fall supply Of feath-
ers. This victory over tho saloons seemJ
as complete as it Is sudden. Many aston
ished old topers are sober to-day, and AS
dry rs q hot brick, they say il can't
be got. Nearly FIVE hundred total absti.
hence pledges have been taken, and the
public sentiment is overwhelming for the
ladies' movement No procession this
evening, but the women will hoard tho
fstomsc tonight and ask the same s,sur.
snce given by the Wildwood. Bopare
and mass meeting 10 ,nielt
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JacksOnyii,a, III.

JAcHsoSyiLLE, February THE Ma
:ionsl Crop Reporter publishes to-day ef-
,inna,a. of thu perceEtum OF the last crops
of barley End rye on the hands Of pro-
ducers on January u, IN the States of IL
linois, Iowa, Kansas, Ohio and Wiscon-
sin. The percentage on hand at the date
named in the i've Ststea, which produced
in 1873, some nine and one.halc millions
Of bushels ia placed at 30 $40 per cent,
and the rate Of consumption by which is
meant both shipments and home consump.
tion sud rs hiGhes. in Kansas and lowest
in Wisconsin, being respectively 20 and
SO per cent. The per ceutsge Of rye on
hand averages &c Clio per cent, which
with q total production last year Of about
$500 900 bushels and indicates an amount
now on hand equal TO & ,riAs lesa than
one million one hundred and forty.three
thousand bushels. Tho ccn;Vrp,io, 4.
.ishelI ic kaGsss, b".rg 90 per cent, and
loves, in Wi,consin, being 70 per cent.
The returns in rela,y- = the condition
Of the growing grain !. located on Febru-
airy j.. = light increase gs compared with
the Indications on January 18th A
special canvass 0, the condition Of the
fall sown grain and OF the fruit crop Will
be made on March lst.
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The SOUTHERN ILLINOIS PENI.
a1AJ t'TsI TERTIARY.


" 4 nass meeting in the interests Of
the Southern Illinois ps,;.sr.
&s,v "a. h.,d =, ,,,;, =. v.,.,.
oN'n, oa FRIDAY iast'
~ 'as o0un"es OF Southern Hi
1s,e we're represented. The meeting
wAs Addressed BY the Rev. y. II, Wines.
ssesssary OF the State Board Of nuh,io
nA.,s,,.. H. ~ P1o"'
.sI IS eeaHonei, OF SAIem'
eAd by Hon. N. B. Morrison, Of Odin. Dol.
sgsts wsrs appointed to attsn the prison
reform meeting n snr;noasld ~ ~.
rven.v..,Y,h a., - - '" .N'
r..oluti.n. ~. .d",,s s.a 'n0 'o''~'ns
W....As The safety. comfort and de-
Hseo feiormasion OF that unfortunate class
out cauze1s' VINO have been and are be-
ing eoevicsso OF crimes in our state, de.
10y assysl end better accommoda
lss~soce nov AFFORDED by the state, and
NAefees ~ an scs Of the general assembly
spproved feofuAsy 70, le17, Il is provide cd
Sor u: location and building Of pen item.
0sry 10 ne southern part Of the state, to
9 styisd tho lllineis Southern psnitsn-
SsL (commnsioners TO be sppoir led
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Tax TxAPERACE CRUSADE IN
..ets.4uuss OHIO.

hs0svsnHsat in Ohio against whiky
sslxaS. iusagurstsd soms.ime AGO bv Tho
vsoss, shows no sisas of absssment. On
~ eeatRssy, Il Is osrrisd on with inc res,.
- sneessissn and he's spread through
nasy st ~ towns Of the Southwestern
~ - shsc>ass. In some of these towns
sltshs salosn-ksspers have yielded to the
pswss u ronan's tears and prsyers
L. 'othSe, one .or two hold GU.
- avow their dissemination 70
aeso V thslast In Hillaboro, Highland
coussy s'ghty.thres ladies Who erected q
ssbsrasAls IN front Of the drug store OF
. ~ Duts, n vhoss hearing they sang,
pfA$edspA sxhorted Cor some days with.
~ Az determination, we're compelled "a
~S,eys u y. apsdispcs 70 an injunction
svsd spoa tAen Ia: Which they were
oielssd - osass siasias, praying, sxbor..
--4akinS . aoiss and disturbance Ia
s.,@,Ns. Duas's store OF In its viciu.
~ ~ dIsaasbasss. under penalty o.
syAsb eis,s Il3 Ui
Suslu Whish hsvs led TO the pres
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Louisville.


LouhynLE, February The direct
ors of the L. c. < Lsport line held a meet
ing las. night at which i. was resolved,
for the settlement of the bonded and tost-
ing debt OF the road, to propose to the
creditors to fund open their liabilities and
coupons Of the fret and second mortgage
bonds, which ma,ured January J, 1874,
and 10 mature i. S7.-lS1j in new con-
solidsted mortgage bonds At SIS cents, and
the coupons and other evideuces Of the
dc 5t IRE to be placed in the hands of tho
trustees in escrow. This proposition has
met with favor from large creditors 70
whom it hss been submitted.
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Salt LGlc.

SALT Lane, february = General
Mnrr,,u onrnroa uiinu Camp Douglass
near this city having recently caused to
be laid before chioi justice McKevc COM
plants of abuse Of soldiers by tho police
force, the chief justice states in letter
that he has no power to protect The sol
diors and that General Morrow will have
10 protect his own mon.
A report from Virginia City, Montana,
says the railroad subsidy bill was killed
in the House. The bill for the removal
of the capital 10 Helena, as amended
in the Council in favor OF Deer Lodge,
passed the Council this morning.
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TIE psincipal railroad lines from New
Yosk 10 Ne West havea adopted = uni
Ion scals Of classification for freigh,s.
rhs clasi6eation has reference to bulk
- eose Of soods. High priced goods and
bulky Nght goods will be charged high
fsssA sad low priced heavy good, low
'Aesrts. The following are the rates Of
So Ssfiow elasos Of goods to someprinci
PAL vstAra oi,ias. Cnioago, hrst, 81
sscond soc; third, 75c; fourth, coo
spscial l6c. 81. Louis, 6rst,sl IS; second,
~ Is third, 07o; fourth, 100 special.
&c. Cfncinnsti, first, 92c second, SOC ;
third, zoe; fourth, 64c; special, Ale.
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Albany, \. Y.

ALBANY, n. Y, February The rear
car Of the afternoon train from While
hall, was thrown from the track by a
broken rail- and fell ilto ditch, One of
the occupants who was supposed TO be a
railroad employee was killed, Tho other
occupants, four in number, were with dit.
dcalty rescued from the flames, tho car
having taken fro.
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Ogdenburg, y. y.
A COLLIsION.

OdDEE,nuRG, February "A portion
0: train on the Rome, Wstertown and
Ogtonsbury railroad having become de-
tsched last evening, All engine wen, down
the road to bring the detached part to
Rensellsr with the understandng hat the
southern hound passenger train should
be detained until the return of the engine
with the detached parts. Owing to a
misunderstanding, the passenger train wss
not detained, and y collision was tho con-
sequence, smashing two engines and
woundiug the conductor and passenger.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08

THl Esgllsh nswspapers which cri,i.
~ eur American elections A. being pc.
eallsrjy ,riotous, may now turn their at.
ssntien toward home. The election for
.nsnbsrs Of parliament which took place
- Ne Fourth inst., was characterized by
iists aad murders in many of the districts.
sAsWnaeahsll several persons were fatal
iy.isjsssd n . s,ot. A desperate agh. 10
sspestsl - Hsnley, IN which one man
49, kilisd and several wounded. At
Tsastsl, Lenguton and Burslsm, the ballo.
boxes we're ss,zed BY the mob and recap
tered Sy the police. In England the
seat~s wss bstwesn conservatives and
liesssls, shs former carrying . majority
q 81 districts. In ireland the feeling
saa htSh bsswssn the clerical and nation.
alist parties.
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DR.. j. Il. MILLER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.

This medicine may with rropriety be
called an "uniyersal Remedy" a-i it j. fat
supcNeding all others a5 q general family
medicine. II cures, rs IL by MAGNETIC
INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and all pain. and j.
therefore very properly termed Magnetic
Balm" IL l. purely vegetable prcIlTatio On.
IL has 70 equal a q remedy for Cholera.
Cholera Morbus, Diarrh~a, DysentRTy. {. lie
and all Bowel Complaints.
It's timely use viii cure Gods, Croun,
biphtAeria, .Quusy, and all Throat AZ. F..
tons.
When properly used, Fever and Aguc and
other complaints incident TO our western
and southern climate. are easily broken up
Nervous Pain, Sick-lieadachc, and Rheu-
matlsm are cured by this medicine when al!
others have failed. TOothacho, Earache,
Burns, Chilbains and BRUISES are relieved
al once by T. use.
The genuine ha. ID. Ransom X Co. pri-
yatc Revenue stamp on the outside and Dr.
j. X. Mlliers Magnetic Balm blown In the
bottle.
Examine closely and buy none but the
genuine.
Sold by all Druggists Price d cent, per
bottle.
u. RANSOM, son Il Co... Propr's, Buffalo,
n. J. Jan. 2s-w-it.
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BARNUMs BIGGEST THING

The now Noah has permanently anchor.
Cd his ark on Fourth avenue, and pro.
poses to celebrate bic ingsthering mex,
April, not By shutting ell the rest of the
world out, but by taking In a large frso.
ton OF its Formulation TO the extent OF
some 80, 900 daily. In spite Of some In.
reyerent rhymes 20 the contrary, there Is
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Washington.
ras MEXICAN VETERANS.

THs MEXICAN yErERANs
WAsHIssroS, February The sab.
committee recently appointed by the com
mittee on pensions to consider the claims
of tho survivors Of the Mexican war for
pensions has agreed to perfect bill to
meet this. The bill pending provides
tina. the survivors of the Indian wars and
tho WAT with Mexico, shall be placed on
the same footing as the soldiers Of 1872 or
widowe and orphans of such soldiers.
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TH1 Introduction by Mr.. 1nscAse to the
nnsois Senate, Of bill 10 regard to the
'boals q Union county AMI Jonesboro
.ssAsesib>d 70 the Cairo and 81. Louis rail-
fos6 company, has given the Sun an OPP
pefsuSity 70 repeat ito intimAtions of mis-
aasnAgsmsat On ths part of the company.
(, II ~ Ban has any knowledge Of such
nisnaaassnsut i should state what it
haews IL plain and unSmbisueus terms.
This eourss would Be Of great assistance
- NJ. Iasease and TOUR member" in case
Of a Investigation. Neither Of them We
ass cssaala, will lend voice or vote TO the
sevssSaG up Of the mismAnagemont Of
IA Cairo and 81. Louis railroad company,
u sash can b proved to have tale place.
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Cincinnati


TUT VTINT 7 TT ~.
tisciSSLTI, Tobtlsry L. Enquirer
special from Aurora, Ind, says that
Henry Fremont, son Of Mrs. Fremont,
who died from eating pork Infected with
tricbinp, about = month ago, WAS the dFs,
fatal case.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08

CASTOltlA Is more tusn substitute far
castor Oh. IL Is the only SAFE article In
existence which l. sure to regulate the bow.
els, cure windcolic and produce natural
sleep. ltispeassnt 10 take. Children neal
not cry and mothers may slsep. IQ.1W1y
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q OG)O CASH CT Eft 6
$1,5OO,OOO

WI be distributed among TIC ticket hold.
err.
The tickets are printed in coup ons OF
,'rlh-, and all fractional parts will be repre-
scented IN the drawing iLst as whole tickets
are.
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Cclumijag, u.

Co1uMnus, February i--Doctor Hay
for some years resident OF this city, diet
to-day 10 his one hundred and ihitd yeaf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-08

. PaunpDHr GRANT has nominated Mr..
Nswssa Crane Of 81. Louis, counsel n.
Nssshisssr.
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DIR. RANSOM'S
HIVE SYRUP AND TOLL
or
HON EY SYRUP

I1OEl RI Z - Z * " r.
DR.. CoN's Hive Group Syrup ha, been
known aud used by the medical profession
over 100 wears, and a. = remedy for Cold
ana Coughs Ia, an older and better replta.
ton than any other Cough medicine ever
offered to The public. II is known a. the
Compound syrup Il Squills, and formula
may ba found in every medical dispensatory.
ir. Ransom's Hive syrup and folu. In al.
dttion to the ingredients for Cox's Hive
syrup, contains iillsam of Tulu, decoc,ion
OF skunk Cabbagh Root and Lobelia, a com.
bihauon that must comEpend IL to every one
a. superior remedy tor Croup. Whoop.ug
Cough, Asthma, bronchitis. Coughs and
Colds, indeed Tor all affections OF the Throat
and Lungs when cough medicine IL
necessary.
This syrup is carefully prepared under
the personal direction OF regular Physi.
elan OF over twenty years prsCtice. whose
signature Is attached 10 the directions on
the bottle.
-. Its tasie il very pleasant and children
Ike II.
..:ery family should Keep i, ,sa ready
remedy for Groups and Cold,, etc, among
tho children.
-. RANSOM sos y co., propt'., Runalo,
y. y.
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TWO GRAND CAPITALS or
$4,000 EACH
IN GREENBACKS.

Two Przes 81 coo each IN Greenbacks !
Five Prizes 500 each in Grsenbscks (!
Ten Prizes 100 each in Greenbacks !
Horse ana Buggy, with Silyer.Mounted
harness, worth 5000.
J lnc-Iorcd Rosewood Pisro, worth s5JO.
~ Family Sewing Machines, worth 500
each
Five Gold watches anu chains, worth $500
each
FIVE Gold American buntion watches, worth
sl25 each.
Ten Ladies Gold Hunting worth 800 each
100 Gold and Silver Lever dunting wat chcs
lin ALL worth from S2D to $500 each,
GOLD chains, Silyer-ware, Jewelry, etc, etc.
NUMBER OF GIFTS 800. TICKETS LIN.
ErfD TO 1900.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS
whom liberal premiums viii be paid.
SINGLE IGcLgTs 81; SIX TICKETS s5
TWELVE TICKETS $40 lwgNTY.pryE
TICKETS S2O.
Circulars containing q rll list OF prizes,
description OF the manner of drawrg, and
other Information in reference To the dis
trlbution, will be sent TO any one ordering
them. All letters must be addressed to
MAIN OFFICE, l.. ID. SINE, Box
lOl w. Filth ST. CINCINNATI, q.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

FIGHTs. AT Haysville. on election
day, one Jack johnson and Geo. Rabb
got into an alteration, called each other
liars. and from words came to blows, in
which exercise Rabb got worstcd. Con-
siderable excitement existed at the time
Of the fight, but as nobody else inter-
Tered the two monopolized all the glory
OF the fray at that precinct that day.
AT Jasper on Thursday night Messrs.
Litschgi and Juit took a friendly bout
without any serious results, beyond a
headache next morning.
Somebody beat Mr. A. Kline pretty
severely on Tuesday night, from which
he was confined to bed several days
Csuse- liquor.
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No 90. 10 acres % oif ti0is GEL
.ered land one-hale mile from The .gn
Of Ireland 10 be sold in CONNECTION with
No. "a.
No. 29.-Lot Ia Jasper, So by 257 feet.
with new frame house OF six rooI..
good stable. smoke house, chicken house.
well &C.. all in good order. Price : I, 100
on easy terms.
No. 80. lao acres Of finely improved
land IN Hall Tow nship IS acres cleared
and under good fence; good orchard
good two-story frame house good barn
plenty OF good water. Price and terms
reasonable.
No. $50 acres of splendidly I'm
proved land In Hall Township. Price
reasonable. A chance for good spec
ulation.
DoASE & CArEHARr offer their SER
vices to the public for the sale or trade
of real estate. without making any
charge to parties employing them, un-
less sales are effected, and then a reason
able commission is expected. Person.
having real estate 10 sell will find this a
desirable means of reaching the purchas-
ing public.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
srsros BARRACKS, No, I
Aprll 90. ls6f

shsIoS bAkhaCEs. MO.
., April 80. 1896
oh ycss BrIl.-Desr Sir. Knc~ing the sfrei.pev NJ
yeur sssaparilis, and the healing and avail
uss u p~ssesses send you the following statesnt .,
my
vas wounded about two yesrs sro-wa. taken nris
"ner aid connned for air months Being N owed "a a.
ten my wounds have healed yet. hsv. moi a., y.
NON sni since was wounded am shot thrcurh ,hs
hiPs NY general health Is inpsired and need som.
ning 70 sssis Mature have more faith IN ,orr ssr
sAparila than anything else vish that TO be GEM.
me- flease express me half dozen bottle. and obI,-.
CAPTAIN c. p. JOHNSON,
D.. Lotn 80.
p. She following was written April soth. isss
Mr. Jennie johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson;
Ds Josr krLI-Desr Sir: Ny Lusisrs Dr. c
sohE on was skiful surgeon and physician In Cen,rn
Ns~ nork where be died leaving The above n
Johnson % my care AT thirteen years Of age he lad
chronic dsrrhea and serofula for Which I gave vou,
ssr-aparlla IL cured him. have for ten y.srs re-
comm ended II 20 many in York. Ohio and Iowa for
sefoiuia lever sores, and general debility Perfect
success has attended a. The cures effected IN sous
cases OF serofHa and fever were almost
am very anxious for my sg.in have recourse 10
your ssrssparilla H. = fearful Of getting a spqriou.
article, hence his writing 20 you for H. His ~oupds
we're terrible, but believe be will recover
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLAi

Read the following extract OF sie,tsr from Ms.
Rivers wife Of Reverend Dr. Rivers, ere Of N. r..,
esrnsd eloquent and popular Ministers % the k.tbo
dist Episcopal Church and who 1. al present .s,i.n,s
81 Broadway Church, Losisvilis Ky
LourvIlIx. Kr., DC, s.lse4
pr Joss brtt-DsAs Sra: Many thalks 70 vot t,r
me medicine you have 90 kindly given re lsre
various Physicians. some 5-onose.d nv srir. -
my lungs, and some my hesrt 70 be m, -, ~ :
- have been burnt. slistsred src eupPss un
Clans who examined my spine Informed 90 mar VA,
.h Win paralysis or appeplssy any DAY sDc
thai nothing but seton would relieve ~. IhsI
perfect horror Of that and was Lssitsng .hou, 80,
one inserted. when you kindly sent M. Won, sa-s.r.
r,"A "heh Immediately beeun 20 take three ,irress
the right side Of my head. e-peciailv wfe- I,orid
read OF write for any length o. time and rsne "a r.
,set would be psIeely blind for several minutes. AL
world have to bold 20 somsth'rs rreve-. f.'ir-
an most Happy to infcrm you thai H. pail IN xs
hssd Is entirely rceved suter but seldom viii M
spine and then not acu;eis Nv appetite 4, rod.
indeed for the hrsi time 10 my life esloy M, dlsns
more than any neal during the day
on kindly sent ne four bottles again las, night ara
began again this morning and hope t. be enttp.l,
Isheved Piesse accept my heartfelt thanks AMI hest
Very truly your most grateful ti,pd,
NE c. Rr...
w Journal shounds with similar letter.. all % vh,,h
guarshtee % D. genuine and written by the pes sons
10 not suffer yourself 70 be imposed o. Don't b
away siter Lev and doubtful experiments Don't
ss yosr hesih sy letting noviees experiment upon
nv sNsapsriils has stood me test for twenty f,s
year,: u y still me sarsapsriis q The ~ ~
age, Towering oser all others ir tsprisrtt. - ~
curative qualities.
asoia al those whn ere trying 70 psl-- - On 30
ess' extracts q ssrsspsfn.s socailse Rsrasrt ~ II
~. John s1Fs s-IsAparilll o. Lcsisvfiis ~ hat
s we oi an -rtAbe remedy for furities Of ~
oooa ana scT9ia.as ssesuons. Always bear ,Asi IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

DIED. During last week three of the
oldest German residents of this county
paased from time to eternity. Bernhard
Schroeder, John Opel and John Hopf.
Sr., were all citizens well known TO all
the earlier settlers Of this county, and
Tough they had grown too old TO en-
gage in much business for several years
past, yet they maintained the respect Of
all for their honorable, upright charac-
ters, and died generally respected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

G-J-The lovers Of art, literature, and
fashion, should subscribe for the Excel
sior Magazine. Price 81 so per annum
or single copy 80 cents. VI. Garland
editor and proprietor. Room 50, Repub-
lie Life Insurance building, Isl Lasslle
St, Chicago, III.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

The experience OF several Of the
candidates during the recent canvass in
THE county, IL seems to us ought TO
iraru lhep the lesson that spending 80
much money for liquor ia treating, don I
pay any body. Voters are not iniiu-
cnced IA that way much, now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

~ Any OF our subscribers Who wish
10 pay their Indebtedness to Us in wheat,
e"ru, apples, potatoes or fire wood, are
notified that sny OF these articles are
just as good 10 us az cas-. ut The present
;iue. and We shall be glad 10 receive
them.
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DIR. A. w. BIGHAM,
Physician e. Surge on

rkvrSG located In Jasper offers hs professional
III services to the citizens Of town and surrounding
country long practice in southern Indians has
him knowledge Of the treatment Of diseases incident
10 the climate of this latitude.
the Old Reliable Drug store OF
~ FRIEDMAN q CO.. Corner OF Main ana
West streets. Jasper, Ind.
or At his residence On West Street.
p.h IT 1874 .sms
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

UIt is said portion Of the election
board at one of the precincts in this
county got drank during the election,
and there is talk of throwing out the
vote of the township. sShame!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

DEATHS. The families OF Dr T.. Ste
phenson. Joseph Halter aud &. Ifert
were each visited by the grim monster.
death. on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week and bright, innocent bsbes
taken out Of the way OF trouble and care,
TO that genial cline where
Sickness, SORROW. p.ia snd death
Are felt and feared no more
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

~ Election day in Jasper all passed
or quietly and pesceably, not even q
wsrn dispute to disturb the mclodious
ripple OF the candidates voices. as they
were homo ing Inc .llcar people"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

~ Mr.. W. Erny has just got on a
large stock of heating and cooking
stoves. which he says he can afford to
sell cheaper than he could for years
heretofore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

The election results in this county,
by the cbsseness of the race between
most eff the candidates, was a great sur
prise 10 almost every one of the old
wire-pulers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

- Mrs. McConahay left on visit to
friends in Fairfield, ILL.,, on Wednesday
Miss l.. Capehart presides at her store
during her absence. and fixes up the
prettiest hats Imaginable.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-16

A most disgrsceful meeting was
held at Ferdinand on Monday night
last, AT which the id lie was banded
about often enough 10 cause several
fights in ordinary localities.