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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

~ Pune burbon whisky tor medical
purposes, purchased direct, from the
dlstillery. ut 4. Vert * Go.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

OF Mr.. Andrew Heppncr has received
tie --latest fashion plate from Bultrick 3
Co., New FORK, and will cut and make
goods Tor gentlemen in the best style
ana latest fashions.
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LADIES' SHOES,
CHILDREN's SHOES AND BOOTS
Dubois and Pike Fairs,

other boot makers, after seeing my
work, being afraid TO compete. Work
Of all kinds done promptly, aud all the
work going out OF my chop guaranteed
Give me a call. w. NAY.
Oct. 3lst, 1673-1y.
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" Seasona6le showers this week Tor
corn aud tobacco, but rather hard on
heavy clover.
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Eey~ We are authorized 10 announce James Z. Spur
Lock Of Madison township. candidate Tor reelection
Tor Treasurer Of Dubois county the ensuing October
. election.
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Judge y. z. LAIRD arrived in town
Yesterday TO preside in the court, in the
cn-o OF the State VS.. Columbus lIouchin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

- The nuisance Of pitching quot,
SIS the Court house yard on Sunda,
,gou!d " abated. shame
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Z. Ncrix & Go. extend cordial
invitation 10 The public generally to call
and re w. IN our new home, and ex-
anime oar large stock of pow goods
.iG-t received and being sold at bottom
prices.
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pHrAoniNG.--Rev. George {. Cooper
viii preach IN tile NJ. 4. church next
sabbath, at u O'Clock \. Al. All are
invited.
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~. 4 lac balm OF "A thousand flower,
his lied IT, sweetness IN periumery a
4 Wcrls X co.
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~ The Board OF County Commits
sioners did not sct through their bust
ness aniil "Wednesday noon, when they
adjourned.
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FOR SHERIFF..

Rksr We are authorized " announce N. NJ Bolin Of
Case township ~ candidate iof sheriff al the ensuing
October election.
R<t-Ms are authorized 10 announce John y. Morgan
81 Madison township. candidate for sheriff at the
ensuing October election.
D~S-ws are suthorizvd 20 announce \. y. Hsrned a
hsinhrdgs township. as candidate for sheriff al the
ensuing orloher election.
B1y- W. are suihorllsd 10 announce b r. L. ia
monston. ~ Harrison t"sn.hip. - a candidate for
sheriff at the ensuing October election.
h-sy'ws are authorized 80 announce Frank pink oi
Ranhrldge township candidate for sheriff, AZ the
ensuing October .icciion.
friF-we are authorized 70 announce ueorge Cox. Of
Jackson township. candidate for sheriff at The
en~une October election
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AND -
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FOR 1926.

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and the WEEKLY SENTINEL, in every re-
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Only s5 Cents more than the cost Of this
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Its Editorials are spicy and always
readable.
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It's Market Reports are full and thor
oughly reliable.
Nothing VIII be published in its col.
umns unsuitable for the most refined
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Its Selections arc always Of the best
and no pains spared to make it In ever,
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pers offered TO the public.
Now is the time 10 subscribe.
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Publisher Jasper Courier
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR.

Eos ~ are authorized 10 announce JOHN MILLER
~ ialoha township, AZ candidate for surveyor Al ID,
ensuing ostob.r election.
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f~ys We authorized 90 announce ]. 7. Green. ~
. candidate for Assessor OF Madison township al TIA.
ensuing October election.
Dt5s-Wc are authorized 10 announce ~ c. kelso. q
Madison township candidate for Assessor At the
ensuing October election
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Respectfully informs the public that he
has opened SaddIer aud Harness Shop
in Celestine, and VIII do good work rs
cheap as anybody can afford 10. He
also keeps good stock OF articles in his
line on hand, to which he invites atten-
ton, believing he can insure salts
faction. JOSEPH SCILAGEL.
April 2Ist, lS76--3ln
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The meeting OF the Board of hi
rte'ers OF the Rockport railroad has
been postponed until July z. We are
assured That if Huntingburg will raise
a subscription of 5000. the road will
br completed 10 that town in ninety
days. TO ia. gentlemen traders.
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ISummer Millinery
Mrs. "A. Nj. DuflneI',

Invites the public, particularly The ladies
to examine her Summer Millinery. She
has the latest styles, and will trim in
any way desired, and al prices To suit
the times.
DRESS FITTING AND MAKING
a specially, and will be done ~ cheap
as can be Afforded.
south side of Public SQUARE,
April Is ls7s--am. JASPER, INDIANA.
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tANbmAl .-- Wcthis week announce
as candidate Tor Clerk Of the Courts.
the present popular deputy clerk, Mr.
Lon Greene Since Col. Edmonston
Nas disnoled in his right arm, nearly
Two years ago, Lon has discharged the
duties OF The office with general satis-
iariion 10 those having business there,
and shown that he is fully competent
Tor the position. The office is very
Important one. as tho title TO vast
amount Of the rea estate in the county
Is affected by court proceedings. and the
People in choosing u Clerk should see
That he j. capable and honest.
For County Commissioners, we have
two candidates from each district. In
the First Nj. Harrison Morgan, the
present incumbent, who was given the
position when he did no; seek il. finds
the duties and alurements of the po-
siiion such a. TO induce him 10 seek a
reelection now. la the main he has
made al excellent Commissioner, for
one Of is public experience. Opposed
TO hin Is William III. Green, who for so
many years filled the position with
crcdit TO himself and TO the benefit OF
The taxpayers of the county. Between
these two the people will choose. with
thc satisfaction of knowing that W hich.
ever is elected, they have competen,
officer.
The same thug will also apply TO n
great extent in The Second district
where the race, SO far, ia between Sam.
nel Main, the present incumbent, an
James II. McWilliams. The former ha,
shown the ability for fair Commits
sioner, while the latter IL a respected
and well-to-do farmer Of Hall township
who will take care Of the iaie..sts o
taxpayers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

~ Serners helms store il open as
heretofore this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-06-16

y JAiI---Mr James Vincent. OF
lluutingburg. got druek Oh Tuesday
a-i. and picked fuss with Mr.. Daviu
Jack-o.. about hi. domestic troubles.
and drew revolver on him. Result.
Mr. Jackson got out peace warrant
against him and James now meditatcs
behind CRATES the danger OF getting
drunk and assauting peaccable citizens.
, 1876-06-17
MEMGhHs LEADERS.
+ 'Ecric;ii:lG s'pi.otl, q :E.e El.Surreetion
ci Ii:c Eic CircE<Ie.

IN opi-o1e worthy @: recording occurred
Sunday slirruoon. thr 10 n Of March, A.
The train was coming up from Vera Cruz,
aui oppel at The station Of Rinccnadr. a
white fag invited them to pause and the
removal Of HI rails By he - Bescn~ratia- -
Ioa>.i.utj,aaii,'s aliai emphasis TO lh.s IN
vita-irn. Lcu.cnant-C c lionel Lstrchigia, a
gallant .ud experienced soldier since the
American invasion in 1916. eo,nmnulrd the
escort Of The rraiu of one hundred soldiers
lie vas summoned 20 surrender oc deliver
up his arms. He said be could not do this
as military man, ard he would not. The
ra~ eu.,rs frcm French steamer Just in
were politely invited 70 retire, dinner was
provided by the constitutiouaiisrs. L was
urged b. Leteohipi. that they must fight
and kill him. Il viii not subait to a conrr
martial in Mexico " h. CALAMITY said So
this vas done lie marshaled his men with
such protection rs the station wond-pi!es
corI afford, ard sood up against the nine
huulrcl who were p9esent-,hc rest Of the
force was no, far off. At the first discharge
I..,eclipIa was kill Cd and three OF has sol
dierS, the rs, gave up and passed to the more
popular side Of Cou',olrnue's people. Col
T,4rechipia Is s4.fe,Srom the doubtful result Of
a court martial. He left 2 family. ana the
mod-ra pension has been assigned 20 them.
,nd Congress has voted S20,O00 10 b. paid
from the properly Of CouttOlene: but there
! a dgubt as 70 whether he Will allow it TO
be collected. The chief, by-the-by, is mar
riei 20 the widow of General Llsve, the hon
ord lihrrnl offender of the reform principles,
and whose name is added 10 that of Vera
Cruz cqp,q lo79ris. The visitors to Mexico
viii doubtless be discouraged By these reyolu-
,ionary events But, however bad it may
look, the opposition do not show themselves
gs slrrufnrry u violent with travellers and
the robber bands, formally iusepsrabIe from
rsvoIu'inns. do not seem TO riss up with this
Tb-re l. principle ~ the bottom OF rn;- oP-
r,.irion: and II is that the people Onght 10
b,.va more couSil-rs'ion than they get
more iusriee and hber Y. Concerning The
y,,v. %f Obtaining rhes- blessing we have al
adv given our opinion thy need insfrnc-
tior. organization and industry y.-GoS1'
/ TrgasT.Ft-
, 1876-06-17
PoETICAL SELECTIONS,
TE9T, sPARRnv,. u.vD,x

y
SAD Ar. Sparrow 10 liz vile.
One mOTniay IN the Early spring;
l'=nT MIS-. $, upon my life.
I've cone across The graudest thing
= brand new house, Will floors u let.
Hsus'srd Touf, and all complete!
Wen take floor today, nay pet,
and you must keep II nice and neat.
Tie situation is tip-;op-
None better wheresoe' 'er you hop.
And quite within the reach OF all
Tie windows where the cru2lbs do fall"
80 of they went in haste 10 sac
The brand new house and, dear me;
Dl.n they fatter IL and ont,
Scarce knowing what they were about,
Good Mrs. S, with straw in mouth,
Picked out room that tacei the south:
Tor, very psuleutIy thought She.
The sun VIII warm 10th eggs and me-
But Nr- Sparrow dill declare
The SIN would surely scorch her there;
And Us the RON was very hin
AE-f HlN!c ones WOuia idil and die.
1t last they settl with each other
The fist door front to be the best;
AMI how they di help one another
To build "a cosy little nest.
Iiey 10th few MP, they oth few Gown,
With threads an3 rs.;-5 ,,TI bits Of straw;
They were the busiest birds in town,
And each day buster than before.
At last the nest all complete,
AMI Mrs. s. arrow STAYS inside
And keeps the Nouse 30 nee aul neat
That 1IF- $ looks on with prize.
AMI when the little b:rls appear
Mont Mr. Sparrow hop and sing,
AMI say TO Mr. s, Ny lear,
Our brand new house is just the thing -"
, 1876-06-17
SE HEART THINE.

Wien springs hr>t viule, on the gale
Her tender perfume fins;
When deep IL some Sequesterd yale,
The hrusL his love tale sings:
When al tie Irisl.: things of earth and sky
IN hymns of PRISE comj:url-
Cne song, one prayer, alone breatlseI:
Sweet lcys, vii; thou be mine"
When firm the woodland stiI md lone.
Through the long summer night,
Sad Phil raal'> impaszione! tone
Thrills with loves deep delight;
When stepped " tn Jalmiest breath Of June
The earth seems half divine,
10 changes know in word or tune,
But sing, Wit thou be min 80
When auturnn's rei 3;'a antumn's gold
Paint WOO. and world and hill:
When winter nights grow drear and cold,
Love. an CngngelaSs still
Though v.o!eJS withcr, Toses fade,
Iovu's q 'ender and mine
Mark summer still III snn and shade,
.Hi sill ny hsslgt j. thine,
, 1876-06-17

WHERE THE NFGEo CANE FECW,-!r
has always ben a nooted question where
and how The black originated. IN one Of the
Targum- a mention is made Of men being
created black, white and red, bat rbe most
explicit statement is contained On one Of the
recently discovered A-syritn tablets contain
in. the creation of legends One ci tAe-e
tablet has The f5llJEiag lines " May lie
establish aud may h.s will no. f-il IN the
mouth OF the black race whom his hands
have made Ga another tablet i Lymu
to ,he Col MergIrch. ia which occurs the
following p,-,age: Among mankind even
the men of the black race, the supporter OF
an life who's name j. proclaimed On earth
All these tablets contain iaE-nd- apP-rtaining z
10 their creation. Oar coIIr-i drsrhr7u ar
warranted in tracing rh~ms-lv=- gul'e a. i1T
b.eE - any Of Ihe res- Of u, WhAt-Ter our
color may be.
, 1876-06-17

RAILROAD building Is experiencing a re-
yivaI. Thus far lhe pres NJ year there have
b.sn bnil,. according TO report, five hundred
and rhirtv-two miles, as against two hun
5re4 and twenty miles for the same period II
1874. ,hrce hundred and seventy fve mil's :
IN 1874 aud SIX hundred All fi;ty four IN
, 1876-06-17

DR. ROBERT LAWSON, writing that luna
tics sometimes have Webs,erian skulls quotes
H., ,,rse, vi, 70 madness nearly Is sL.ed'
that the seuius and csl-stsal fire OF the
-, r,ea come from the insane element n
.is,v and, with DR.. Maud-leY, thinks that
;..5,sion Of insane blood In the race Is not
undesirable.
, 1876-06-17
England IN Turkey.

- A-'.ANt Hrsa.eAa- II = lLNalN ~" AA.aN
necessary hat Turkey should stand by so,ue
other strength ,han her can. No Ottoman
- s'urc,mgu - ever thinks tor himself ia his
consideration Of what course T. l. proper to
take in the complications Of European poll
tics He performs part. He gUes through
The movements and prOnounces the proper
sentences at the right time, bu. some one
else has contrivei it all beforehand nn1 Is
ready TO prompt him as occasion may require.
And rs This Is the case with cabinet minis
ters ard great oficers individually g-ss srcb
oue 2ePsLds upon an edvissU or p7OmP'er,
supple, cunning and sometimes eap4ble-so
the nation collectively seems unable and in
disPps-d TO proceed in any particular with
out the coua'euapce, advice or support Of
iorri-n power.
1, has ia various fines depended On Eog-
land. On France, on Austria a:d on Russia,
aud the various periods Of the history Of the
nation in recent centuries may he cIas>rd IS
each Of th,Ss influences Was respectively dom
inaut. French auI English iuBucuce were,
Of cour-e. d,miulnt in Ihe days Of he Cri-
mean var, until 1879, Ia that year the
scales Of tie European balance ! cre grra II
changed. With France pro-'ratg an alliance
of Western powers Tor E's'rrn purposes seemed
dead forever, and support from that quarter
hopeless While Germany was d,miuau, and
Russia wls allied with her In this juuctuIo
The Emperor of Russia rcpudiafsd the treaty
Of Paris. 50 far as it related TO his navy In
the Black S-a. Turk,y. cu- OF from her
late flier.ds. accepted as kindly IS She might
the proti-ryd soud Will OF Russia and made
sacrifice 10 u. as tie Indians wEo, having
sacrificed ra:ulv TO God. proceed so Szerlii,e
to tbe devil. for al ler fears were on that
side. Henc. The hold r,au,reI ty Rus.ian
influence. which has ius, been brok,n by the
axrlp-,,, of he Spi,.n and ,h,, advance #
Of one umeaable 10 Easli-h influence.
Turkey Is LOW ve,v much Ike an English
prryir,,. for lie decree IN v hieh eouurr-
wIo>. government Is once under foreign H.
dgsnca bac.o.,s snli,ct 10 that inaurnce i
r-ogr.,-i.r. !, uge period the foreign iulu-
enc. : -unfin.d to surye.tion and ,ayirr. Sut
rs o.l,uisv comes and Is not uppr,heuled by
lhe governors. the iuhurucr Of the power
that saves incrga-es at every recurrence Of
danger; and il the present crisis the power
70 which H., ministry /. forced to turn ess IL
italy Governs the country and determines i's
dss,i.v. Thrs toe Emu-ror OF Russia in
st-lc,, his Ambassador to appeal for The life
If tire dep,~et Su.rau, bat Queen Victoria
r.s,, -. Ill a,J ,bI,f-A,-z - s,,.d
:: 'S' steamers az '''i''i'i 10 'iiiy '-'
- ont from EngIaud, for they cannot Be
trusted 10 the wires. and meantime Nu-ad
-, .-..,r..,,..,;.,., t..,,,s, ;.
HorS n'' Eho" ""A' De mus 71S' anu nc =
not even gi'lel with The sabre, hsc.ae the
conditions INNS; fir, b. nro2erlv declared.
,.-....5 T,.,..;, -. .r:.,,g ,,,, o,,,.,I.-
an
IN ii" settlement oi i"e t'"GO'e IN 4uIhey
til Fuglaui slipped IN, Jumped their
, 1876-06-17

TIE battle Of the Pavements, II London
- hen won by wood. the city engineer
IN. shown in Us favor that horse. be-
So Ealing, may be expected TO travel on
mite 1872 miles, on asphalt l9l miles, and
an wood 446 miles
, 1876-06-17

PERE AHErs says ;ha. when Bouraaio2e
rrracfsd in Roaen the rrade-men all lsii
their -hgGz, the smiths their foFg=s, aHd the
,,lv.irisns their sick, and RocSed 70 hear TIE
.,Iye--,oaraad ors'or- Bar,' be adds ~I'h
the noe, Charming naige'e, ''v hen preached
there the following year l - ever hing 10
ri-,ht ayaiu-every mzu minded his o@n
.u-iues-
, 1876-06-17

THE Loudon school board has passed res-
olu,iou, . Thai, as means to encourage
learning the art of sU inning, It Is desirable
to have inserted IN tie education code pro
vision 10 the eject that the attendance Of
scholars a. lt--ons IN swimming, under a
c1-nrerert Instructor. fOr not more than al
hour week, may be COUNTED as school A.
renlapca -
, 1876-06-17

a WIrNf = 7.as under examination. IN a
Toronto cont, in the case Of an unpaid ac-
count, when the Judge put the question 70
bim What Is your occupation ? The
witness lid NOT seem to understand the mean
ing of tba word occupation and answered
wuh "E1:' Juig--" What co you 90
for livinsg'' Wulass-" o., my wife a
dressrnu uher -
, 1876-06-17

AZ IrTslu,N b-ius tri-i for a-sa't and
r.,,farv. m Flr.inia CITY. N-yall. Wh a~A-
i nv m. judy II he had ,ay'h'ug % =.
tr a-v of defense. Ilisd: - We'll. y-ur
b.nor. -lw but Iir,le IF rhs fight, as l vas
Dud-rpsa-h mos OF the iin-.'
, 1876-06-17

The rigorous enforcement OF sanitary laws
in London Is again illustrated by only tao
deaths from smallpox being recorded IN the
week before Iast out of population ct three
millions.
, 1876-06-17

AS egg oondensinz factory has been estao-
li-hed at P .s-su. Bavaria. wherein the egss
are dried and then reduced 20 a hne meal
whiah is packed IN air tight cans, ready for
shipmsH'
, 1876-06-17

LITTLE Boy, hoe conduct made his
,.c,flr s,y that she i-er.d be dill not PRIV.
rsol.eI. "Yes, do; l pray every nish
that cd WI make You and pa ike my
ways better.
, 1876-06-17

All of this except about ou- million has
been made within ihs last tx i-iy--ix y--7r-,
and 'his shows wLAt a genius h- hs- ior ae-
cumql.tiIn. The next p1ln' l. hOw ne will
dispose u L. Ills son William Is wurth tiVe
millions No wonder the Old s-nt'eman can
szY, Billy l. able % 'aSe care o. him-eit-
To which " can add, y-s, and his children
also. The Comm 1dore'~ daughters are wrii
married, and their children sr4-d u no need
Of his help.-Ro,sxsssT DeB,ST1' ard CiYz-s--s-
, 1876-06-17

= PLAsTEEzH living in IN uptown ten
sIn-a' 20. very mad, he other day, when,
after having lively breezs with his wife,
h heard his next door neighbJr pound on
'be wall and tel him now was good time
70 pC. or " s;r4tch cO4r-'
, 1876-06-17

Prince NAPOLEON Is one Of the most e'o-
ousut speak. -Seaf France. His profile. which
i almost an exact counterpart OF that ot the
great Napoleon. also lends god deal OF
shine to his UEarOTy.
, 1876-06-17

! MISIsTER in one Of his paroehial VISITS
met cJxberi and asked him what o'clock
IL was - About twelve. sir," was the re-
ply. "Wsl. " quoth the minister, 81
,hougbt !. had beea more, KS never
any more here. aid the boy; it iuss begins
az one again.
, 1876-06-17

/ JUDGE in Monmouth county, y. j.,
ga~s eas.I9aeI an old negro who had bocu
acquitted not 10 be found in bad company
again. "NrcA 'blige to you, Marss," he
r-plied, a. ,llu- spec. you advise but do
fact am, Mars1, dat good company and bad
company look e, mach alike dat ii. niggsh
can't tell the difference until he git right in
EN- "
, 1876-06-17

sCBscpBg for the psper, do nos borrow
, 1876-06-17

Who has received such an e,Ceiicut " "saul-oT" for
tie Presidency fsou, Ee~ ,Isr-,y is tie only demo
C.ltie Governor that State has hal siuce l-6l
and thereby han,s "A tale. 8Ir Parker Is "A very pop
uaS man, e-f,a!sl.y among Tie woIkD-msn Of New
jersey. an LIS a!l4iu.-t-'taz satisfactory
tim; even L:, political o. poasnts uatel in eu'o5,,Hs
it. But hulsisht is better than foresight; AMI
vI:Is al. ,l.- an n GTsa what needs 10 eu u-sa-
uluta, can tscy Is ~ least always experiment.
Is hen Mr.. Parker cguiI Int Tor Governor, he
pIlJr- igt the r-p.a .asie.rs needed fue s-nr'ss
Of t0 h-,.t Alu- As Ge.t,-i 90 me by prpalI-
neut Cti IA q, Trenton, Il ai1ut IA this way.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-02-17
NOTICE TO D~ELINQUENTs.

Notice is hereby given, to the following persons.
who are delinquent for taxes on personal property,
February, 1878, l shall proceed to seize property,
and enforce the payment thereof according TO law.