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Special terms to parties clubbing tor three OF
more papers or magazines.
tno'e p'p' j. Il. ELLYSON, Newsdealer,
lll2 Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 4-d.sw,&w
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NAL EBrArE ar prTyar, ~.

FoR SALE PRIYATELY.-1,m,,s:ss. 90
4 lied by The owners to efer for sale The ssoor.
sirabEe BRICK DWELLING No. i04 NJ very 6e-
between First aud Second. The house cn.,l Street
rooms; brick kitchen with;four rooms: and rs ea
also. side alley. TINS house Is veIi baI, Alley;
good condition. and Will be sold on ytrs IaLin
at q reasonable price. Apply TO "nsa tine
Real Estate Auctioneer, os H,ini IL.
n 22.6k 'Aam street,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-15

HpEnRYS v|CT0RYp
s'vsu 70 every - r S.i--,ts>a-
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Editorials. Hsns-s~~
Agrfc aitu-e. pssn.
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as ssa.rai -e~-.
40 rive evidence ~ TIE sid Il "a ~r,ri-
q readers ~Ifh a. he and s-ris.s 81 res-ss
thst ;sh irterrs; each and every zaze~ -
The household srhfc-be throaEh cur ssssls 800
direct 70
We desire an agent at every Fos. o.. snd .s.r.
nss. are ye, spPointee ssms Of car .ri-nds srr5
Tor the agency address
FARAN 4 Mc,r.~. P.slirhesS.
rs.-.z c.~c ~ AZ. 80
ADMINI-T3s Trs; ,OTICE
y. I'TiCE l. hereby gave ~. %. m
- l..si,rsd, has ben sa- -na ) =
mini tor OF the os.9r u. Su=
Sis . son. late Of l'nbo.s cc-Giv. lad.
d. eased. Sail -siets r. opposed &c D.
solvent.
LEROY CAVE, Adm
Jsnnsrv sth. 1875.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that the
~ partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Charles Egg and Louis Troxler,
IN the hardware business, has this day
been dissolved, by mutual consent,
Louis Trexler retiring from tho frrs.
Charles Egg assumes all liabilities and
collects sl accounts belonging to said
firm. CHARIrs Zee.
Louis TRoxLIR.
jasper, Dee. l4th, 1874. 47-3t
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Order Of the Dubois County Board
Of Commi listeners Conccf nins
Medical A tten dance on Paupcrs.
STATE OF INDIANA
DUpoIs CoTSrr.
At regular session Of the Board of
n County Commissioners OF Dubois
county, Indiana, began and held at the
Court House, in the town OF Jasper, In
said county, on the first Monday and 9TH
day Of December, 1874, and on the 18th
dsy OF December, ,s7., tSeing the 9th
day of said term) when present the
Honorable John G. Stsllman, Samuel
Main aud Fl. Morgan, Commissioners,
the following, among ether proceedings
were had, to-wit.
Ii is now hereby ordered by the Board
Of Commissioners in regular session as
sembled. that any and oil bills that may
be presented to this Board by Physicians
for services rendered any pauper or poor
person in This county, will not be al
lowed or admitted by this Board unless
signed OF endorsed by the Trustee Of the
proper township; setting forth that such
Physician had. by such Trustee, been
previously ordered to attend such pauper
81 parpers.
Provided, that this order shall not APP
ply 10 Physicians attending psupers In
the Poor House in the County OF Du-
bOis.
II Il iurther ordered by the Board that
the above and foregoing order be pub
lishsd ia tie Jasper Weekly Courier for
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY.
STATE OF IHpIANA,)
Dubois County.
/, August Litschgi, Auditor in aud
for said county. do hereby certify the
above and foregoing TO be correct and
true copy Of an order made and pro-
ceedings had before the Board Of Com
missioners Of said county Ut their De-
eember term, 1874.
All of which moro fully appears from
the record on file in my ofRce.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and ofacial seal, At Jasper,
this 2lst day Of December, 1874.
AUaUsr LITsCHsI,
46-3t Auditor Dubois Co.
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STATE OF INDIANA,(
Duboia Couuty. {

l, August Litschgi, Auditor in and
for said county, do hereby certify the
above and foregoing to be correct and
true copy of an order made and pro-
ceedings had before the Board Of Com
missionsrs Of said county, At their De-
csmber term, 1874.
All of which more fully appears from
the record on file in my office.
In testimony whereof, have hereun-
to SCI my hand and oRclal seal at Jas
per, this 2lst day Of December, 1874.
AUGUsr LITscHoI,
4s-3t Auditor Dubois Co.
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Survey Notice.

survey NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that on the
A. 18th day Of January, 1875, pursu-
ant to my request, the Surveyor Of Du-
oos county will proceed to run the lincs
and establish the corners Of sections Is.
~ and 70, town ]. South, range q, West (:
intermediate lines run and established
at the same time. All persons iptsr.
ested are notified TO be present.
y. +. Hons.
Dec. 25th, 1674.-3w
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STATE OF INDIANA,l
nuhnia Gountv {
Order sfthe Dubo County Board
of Commissioner Concerning
Trustees lAlleWances.
STATE OF INDIANA,(


OF COMMISSIONER COnCoT0lnS
Trustees lAllswances.
STATE OF INDIANA,(
DUBoIs COUNTY.
At regular session of the Board Of
"A County Commissioners Of Dubois
county, Indiana, began and held at the
Court House, in the town Of Jasper, in
said county, on the first Monday and 7th
day Of December 1874, and on the 18th
day Of December, 1874, (being the 9th
day Of said terrn) when present the
Honorable John G.. Stallman, Samuel
Main and II. Morgan, Commissioners,
the following, among other proceedings
were had, to-wit:
1t is now HEREBY ordered by the Board
Of Commissioners, in regular session as
sembled, that II shall be the duty Of ;he
Trustees Of the various tow nships of
said county, to itemize their accounts
for all services rendered as sach Irus-
tees, before the same Is fled ard pre-
sented to the Board OF Comm sslOners
of said county for allowance, setting
forth specifically the services rCniersd
each day and the number o. hours actu-
ally engaged each day, while in the per-
formance of their duties as trustee, and
any and all claims fled b, Any Trustee
not itemized as above stated aud set-out
will not be allowed.
1t is further ordered by the Board,
that the above and foregoing order be
published in the Jasper Weekly Courier
for three weeks successfully.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY

NOTICE is hereby given, that at theOc.
- tober Term, 1874, Of the Dubois Cir
curt Court, the estate of Abraham 2
Baker, decd, was declared probably in
solvent. Those interested are not;fcd
'hat II viii be settled accordingly.
MARTHA j. JACOBS ia~,~
\. BuErrssR, Attorney.
december IL, ls74.-2w
~ Advsres~ :, ~ Ss.psr Cs.rie,
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STkAYRD.

SIhAYED.
ANE bsy mare colt. about six months
~ old, on Saturday. December 18th.
1874 from the undersigned. ANY per
son taking up the same aud notifying
me OF the flct, win be liberally reward
ed. NORMAN FT>ElR,
Huntinghurgh, Ind.
January 1st. 1s-5.-sr
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16

the Avery llcusc, how his gushing
heart would palpltate with surprise,
for around that historic stove more
railroads TO Superior have been
built than would have covered the
northern half Of Wisconsin; and
where was manufactured the I'M
corted wrath, that came with tor
rents upon the head Of poor Dnlu,h,
and its thriving inhabitants In
Edwards the sour grapes have
turned 10 vinegar. Bit we are
surprised at Hartley for catching
the Superior measles so soon. 1t
was bad case and struck in
deeply.
The community has learned 10
read the enunca,ion- of Capt. Ed
wards and his foil wer~ cootrari-
wise; and it has been long since
that we nave d, igrrd to reply to
any of his idioSyncIns'os. for the
Captain located N the outlet of the
rushing Nrmpdji 10 . before public
opinion came Strol inc along
hence Ne has fail IcenSr for his prcu.
lar notions. But We cannot do
Other than regret that such a. anna
bic gpntlcm ~ MS thr eliror Of The
BRAIN, ri Tribnnc. could permit
HIM self to swallow wi hout does
ton rhr sal,ed old yarns about Su-
prrInr city.
But for NJ Hartley'S private in
formation, we will SHOW him n"vt
week three things: LIST. That Du-
inth is the official terminus 81 tn"
n. p, Il. r. al the head Vt Like
Sup rior 2St. That the filing up
of the trpSScI work on the railroad
10 Duluth will cost not much more
then the building Of two m les Of
railroad on the Wisconsin Sil" Of
thr S.. louis River. Sri TN It n
rairoa%l viii never he built from SUI
ueNor to any point west OF Rice
Point on Superior Bay.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16

Mr., Augustus Haght accompanied by
his wife, nee Miss Sophia L. Seeley, both of
Oshkosh, this State, being up in this
region, extended their bridal tour and
made short visit to Superior, Tues.
day, not wishing to return home without hav-
ing seen the future third city of the Union
Being people whom it is Il pleasure to meet
and extend courCes,es to, we enjoyed the
pleasure of taking them over to the entry,
whore they not only enjoyed the scenery
thereabous and walk on the hatmile
pie but the view which is presented Of
superior, which, As a good many of our citi-
zens may not be aware Of Is particularly fine
from that point. 1t il needless TO say that
Mr. and Mr.. II were pleased with Superior,
and with the wholc-heartedn, IS and kindness
exhibited by her people. Mr.. llaight is a
prominent lumberman Of Oshkosh.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16
Probate Notice.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, County of
Dougll., County Court in Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of Sixtus
Hoffman, deccas, d:
Letters Of administrations on said estate
having been granted to Leonard + Wheelock
and twelve months from aud after the sec
ond day of August. 1873, being allowed for
or di tors t. present their CLAIMS against said
deceased Tor examination and allowance,
Notice is hereby 4ivrn that the Judge OF
said County Court will on the first Mondays
of Octuaer and December, 1878, and OF
February, April June and August, 1876, at
the Probate Office IN the County of Douglas
canine and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the said Sirtus llof
man, deceased.
Dated August 9Th, 1879.
GEO. w. PERRY,
50w4 County Judgc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16

Our townsman, Mr.. |. |
Moore, lett for Washington on the
l4th inst. TO meet a number OF the
property owners Of Superior AID
concert measures for the Vance
ment of our town. OF his success
we have no false hopes to enunciatr
but we well know that Mr.. NJ. IS
fully posted in all mltters under
the control of the gentlemen he is
to meet, and whatever they may set
in motion will be etfrc tive'y prose.
rutaI
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16
Mesata Range Trou Matters.

From y e Duluth Tribune.
Professors Chester and Lee and
their entire force have returned
from their explorations in the Me
saba Range country, and of course
there will be great Anxiety to
know tn, result Of their evpIora.
tons and to know whether Ihey are
taEorahly or Unfavorably impressed
with the prospect.
Definite information, however,
upon the subject, is something tor
which the public viii have to majt.
Two months ago, when some Of our
infatuated people were making
themselves believe that Immediately
after this exploration had been
made, they would know all about
the matter, we took the occasion to
cypress the op Mon that for \ con
siderable time after the return of
the expedition, the public would
know bat little, If any more, aboru
tie iron than before, and that his
Will be the case we are now very
sure.
n the first place, Profs. Chester
and Lee do noD, themselves, know
whether there is iron in plying
Qu ntj,ics and paying qualities 1t
b., M"sabt Range or MT, and they
Will not ar,) cannot know, unril they
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from Branerl Fri

Extract from Branerl Fri
bune's account Of n. Z. Editorial
excursion:
4 Among those en- roure
when we incl in were c ), Doug
las, of tie Superior (Wl~.) Times,
and his cousin, Miss d ,pgIa,, (tiicnd
d. promised to bring Mrs, d. next
tme).
Now, look here, Brother Hartley,
If YOU don't quit your Illuminated en-
Judgements Of elongated veracity At
our expense, we shall hive to turn
you over TO the tender mercieS(?) Of
JHd ge Parker, OF the ID. VI. IL
Gour assertion in regard to "HeAt
time" is entirely prem lture and an
warranted. We enjoy the pleasures
of single bleSSrdnesS too much to
rhlnk OF assuming any matrimonial
ties, and then, YOU know, IT'S such a
nice thing to be "Thc only young
man in town.
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5()Wt
Mortgage Sale.
- ~ ~ -
County Judgc.

STATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY Of DOUGLAS
y ia the Circuit Cnu,t.
Richard G Coburn, plaintiff, against Seth
Snow and Mary h. Snow, his wife, de-
tendtntS.
BY virtue and in pursuar &c of "A judgment
# foreclosure and sale entered in the above
entitled cause en- the tenth day Of April, A.
D., 1873, by wnch 1t was d"clcrd that the
murtgagrd premise, hereinafter described be
sold at puzzle auction by or under the dlrec-
ton Of the Sheriff of SAID County, to satisfy
the principal sum of 81, 2I6.45 adluugCd to
be due the plaintiff with twenty five dollars
solicitors fees | shall on the second day Of
October, a. D 1879, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the font door Of the Court
House, in Superior, in said county, offer for
81 ., and sellat public auction, to the highes
bidder, the following described mortgaged
premises, situatein Ihe town OF Superior, III
said county of Doug a. aud State Of WiScon-
sin, namely: Lot three huudret and nine
Teen Gan on VI est laird street, in the town
of superior aforesaid, as the said town is
surveyed and plated, aud the plat thereof
recorded in the Office of Register Of Deeds
in and for said county
Dated August II, 1879.
4 ZACuAU,
Sheriff Of Douglas County
II. y. SETTER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
5lwG
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.Aurw Feature in ourpapar is

Anew feature in our paper IS =
weekly market report. We often
receive lcuer> complaining that 4
can never he aSror,amyd from Tar
TIMES at what prices provisions
and other articles Of hvn. can be
obtained here, an hence HE new
ma ket Q or, VIII ca WI be cor
rect 4 weekly bN Geo. l., Brooks, and
can be relied upon as being cor
rect.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16
-Rev.Dr. Rice has decided t

-lteV. DR.. IIce. has dtclued 70
prolong his visit, at the head
OF the Lake. and will continue to
p each AT the Union Pre~bytrr an
Church on sabbath evenings, dur
inc his month and the next. The
Sabbarh School and b bic Readings
will be at the usual hour on Sab
bath morning.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16

an ASSAY, belongs to the capitalists
who sent them ont on the eXpedi-
lion, and will doubtless be rendered
to thoSe capitalists alone-by whom
it wiz be used, when, aud III the
manner that they may see tit; and
1t may be some time yet before
they will give anything TO the pub
lie.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16

What wltnrairoad rumprS and
sean Uc,g. items, the dry-goods box
brigade md corner cotrric, have
had interfering meetings this week
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16

Sheriff Zach, IS dos IN .jor"
will know belt L, hereafter, thau to
aIlem 1t 20 t,.ke hold OF u porcu
PIN. TneSliy morning he got his
head AMI mouth com ,lrtey stuck
~ of the aIngrronoS On lis Of that
amin |, AMI if the Sheriff hla no.
h at them rXtractel, ere this that
iorg would have been a cold, cold
corpse, As pecuIlari'y Of these
quilts is that they will work into
IN animals body unit! they cause
us death. +. Bruno and Frank
BLAIR, with a pair Of >hoemaker's
piucher>, performed tive extracting
operation, getting about quart ct
quilts.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16

New MAP OF THE HEAD OF THE
LAKE, have just published a new
sectional map Of the country around
the head Of Lake Superior, showing
the cities of Duluth aud Superior,
their harbors, the rivers, lakes, rail
roads, wagon roads, Typographical
feature $, etc, etc. Every owner OF
properly, and everyone interested in
this country should have one Of
these maps. For sale at the Book
stores in Duluth and Superior, or
sent by mail on recei pit OF twenty
five cents.
JAMES BARDoN,
aug5 f Superior, Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-09-16

Mr.. Bardon has built a very
neat boat-hOuse ON the creek fl wing
near his residence.
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7.
Sheriff Of Douglas County
II. \. SETTER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
5lw6
, 1875-09-25
A;OMG OF THE EARLY AUTUMN.

Wien Ii, late summer the streams run yellow,
I}nrBt tho bttd8ts aud hiro1l into bays;
Wien l,trrits are black and reaehtn arc mellow
And hills are hidden BY raniy haze:
When tho polden.roh IL golden sIl
Uu. tho Acart uf the suu1ioWer IL 1ToHncr and s1d.
der;
When the corn IL in stacks m the soi,e NJ tho h!H
Aud uYer tbs path slldea the STRIPED a>tlicr:
Wien butterflies auttgr from clover to th!ckut,
Os wava their wings on tho dropping leaf,
WiIen TIT breeze COMES SlrilI with tho call OF Ills
ericAet-
0rasshoplars Fasp, and rt14tto OF shosf;
Nhru high In tho held the form ic.vcs wrinkle.
AMI brown ID the grass whero ths 'nowcrs hare
nIOWn,
When l,x Ii tho meadow Tho eow,,ea .snslo,
AMI Grouklols cFtnElu 0tr stoek aud htone
Nhru heavy and hollow the Fobius whistle,
AMI thick lice tbs sh1dA In The hult Of noon
Whru thu a!r IL white with lbs duwn u the lhtst1A
Aud Tie sxy IL ted With the harvest noou:
., t'Hn be ehssy, young nobess an! Mary;
tat nu lima Sitpt-Hpt nopleu1 visit:
Ifl!lc hidlt would p!s3 tt u,Isl stop its tnning,
Anu thrJ who would iasrry luust bs GuLs Will
tllsF incoming;
Mimi well tho cattle, let tho churu 20 rattle,
And rte tho xooti by the bsrn.yA Rstei
-Atrl5t4sF Tor Ut{uheF
, 1875-09-25
EnrIbntdi'u ltoard-l3tll.

Tho ltaIse Of Roule publishes Tho following
"At Clyltatecchla the public mimi IL occupied
wish singular dispute. GArlbalai as il well
Lnuwu+ being busy with lis plans for tho im.
proyelnsnt OF the Tibor, llas concerned biuse!t
but lEtIB lately With Tho moro vulgar puesiun OF
everyday life. At Francati, where h8 luado h,s
first ttay. the Workiugmen's Association UNDER
took to yctuhl hlul ana la family, Rnl sau. h,su
every morning about 20 pounds Of n.vat, four
fbatA \ quantity OF fruit, and other thlnrs III
proportion. Tho General narer kpuw hos !4e
had been fod until tho day u l,s departure,
when tho Association presented him with tho
accounts OF big puryeyots. al recciptod. Car.
bA!ll Mas ueeply muys4 At thst marx OF Atleu.
tIvn i; he thanked tho members watally ani thsu
iuft for Clyltasetchia-, tte has nuw Yu!tsed tho
lass'nalnod Ilace. and tie proprlstos OF tho
y,i.a iu which lie reslded-an hotel.keeper Of the
tlu entertainment of the Gouerkl lilo cla.ges
s1u louke.l III ~ exorbitaut, and amount, tor a
n,uuth. exclusive Of rent, to 7,72df, Gsrib&l-
d!s family cous.sta Of his wtss Two Children by
htr, an elder daughter OF II or Is, brought IN IN
tirurct, Aid nio has lately joinad her father.
his Secretary 81. DAsso, his friend, b. Bxsa1l,to,
aud two chil1fou. The landlord e4arxes luuf.
for each dinuas aud 3of. Tor lt!a suppers; h9
pretsnds that he served eighteen Htrpa Of
thAnN 0ine daily for the family, Willie the
epsyauts drank nlne h1freis Of I'll inferior sost
during tho munth, There was a!.o, appArautlv.
. large consumption OF Ice, OF which 90 pouudd
ara charged for dlily. Tlts ACCOUNT has caused
no l!tt!o excitement il thu town; tho inhabit-
suss Bay thGt it IL eoi 1nously exaggerated w4ile
tue hotelkeepor rctuscs to rcdnco il contlme,
declaring that ho supplied all that u sot down Ia
the BILL 2ul that ho viii hafs Als tuuuoy.