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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionesr.

BIGHLY VALUABLE UMIMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, AGGREGATING ABOUT Ga .0a0
s99AkE fkkT OF GROUND. AT PUBLIC
"a On Tt EsDAY AFTERNOON, May the 9th.
- the following Described property: Lors NJ q
SAID Ia square 20, on the east sde IF 22d street.
between ID and n streets northwest, lot No in
same square, on the north side of street between
.Ist and z2d streets loG No y In same 81 Gsre on
This property will be sold in ORIGINAL lots or in
Subdivisions to suit purchasers and being ia enc OF
should demand the attention OF parties desirise
DrC II able investment
Terms: One-fourth CASH balance in 6, IL and Is
months, with notes besTing Interest at s per cent
per annuw, and secured by q deed of trust on the
property SOLD 20 deposit on each purchaser at
tino OF sale All CONVEX cling at cost e pu chAser
ap?9 dads (Bepl THOS DOWLIN,3 huct
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COAL AND WOOD.
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCA IION IL.
WEST END INSTITUTE Family SchOo! Jo,
w foEHE ladies. Mrs. s. l.. CADY, Principal.
rev haven, Conn. Send for circular mars ON
THE EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE,
Corner l5th and sfyests,
BEF l. kklGHT, b D., n eat Mastsr;
The sIIts t JOHN L.WkY, A. N: Ass Mastr,;
Tor boys viii commerce on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
OF september. Further Information can bA had
from the kKy. II. l.. KNIGHT. ID. D.,
augN-r 1442 Corcorsn street,
EEGLIsH, FkEHOH, AND CLASSICAL Sc
u LEOT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, 81 )
New York avenue u. w.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK
SON, Principal The eighth annual session begins
on the 18th OF September, 1878. augz-1y
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AUCTION SALES.
SuTURE DAYS.
THoMAs DowLISa. Auctiopeer

GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROFkD PROPERTY ON T6s WEST SIDE
il4IH sdRGET, BETWEEN AND q
- On TUESDAY. April 25th 1879, at $50 o'crk,
~ VIII offer for sale, at public auction, In
'front.' OF the premises. part OF lot 20 in sauare as
Deginplng Tor the same at the southeast corner OF
ssld iot, and running thence north on the west line
O. laid street % and 81 leo feet thence west 100 feet
thence south snd IS 100 feet and thence east 100
ieet TO TIE beginning. with the improvements
iDgs, Nos. 1886 and 1885
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three equal psyment at aud Is months from the
day OF sale, with interest. This deferred payments
10 be secured by deed OF trust on the property
sold. All coDveyancing at the cost of the purchas-
efs 800 deposit on the acceptance OF each bid.
MARY HUME5, Guardian.
aps-eo6ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyOIBABLY
postponed until TUESDAY May the I'd 1876 same
hour and place. MARY HUME Guardian.
wARkEN O. STONE Attorpey:
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II d. WARNER, corner It'll and r strsels.
TRUSTEES SALE on VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

e By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated November
10Th, a. ID: 1878, and duly recorded in Liber No.
49, folio 9, Of the land records for the District Of
secured thereby, will sell, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of May, 1876, at 8
b.rtd one ll, twe(2), three 80, four "a, and ave
90, in Dyers subdivision Of Square numbered nine
hundred and hfteen (9sD in the city Of sshipRtou
with all Il improvements thereon.
T.rDs; One third In cash, Of which 800 must be
raid the sale: the deferred payments to be paid
In six and twelve months, with interest at eight per
pei ~ sn9 y, 9eeu o. trust 70 the
piled with thin seven days, otherwise the Trustee
rees notice NJ tbs rssS And eo!t ~ Ar. one
All convey aneing ct purchasers cost.
WM. ii. WARD, Trustee
apls-eoAds 1T. COLDWELL, Salesman
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LARGE BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
Coz slsiIng in part of the Stock Of tie late firm
OF nj Ii }. McSta re & Co, of New York
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
IHESTOCR OLA NEW YORK Who'll ESAEE
IMPORTING HOUSE ATAUCTION1
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2 IL. WARNER, corner 7th and Z streets.

TRUSTEES SALEOr VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF WASH
INGTpNi GoESISTISG OF TWO ST by
KNOWN AS THE "BRENTwOoD ROhD,"
PART OF A TRACT OF LAND KNOWH As
.METROPOLIS VIEW"
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~ EMUNAL.
IA The Office OF the LYOOMING FIRE INsUR.
ANOk COMPANY has been remcv Sd 70 Room No,
50, Leprott Building, corner of r and 9Th streets
This staCnch old company has been in operation for
thirty -hye years. Net assets, 81, 539 Oc0
sp3u J. RUSSELL BARR, Agent.
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Farming Implements!
COURT NOTICE..

STATE OF INDIANA. DUBOIS County, So.
William Harvey. John Is. Girdler aud
Christian J. Sievers. who 81 appears h.
,ffidavit f,led. are uou-residents OF the
state Of Indiana. are hereby notified.
that Louis Rooster and Frederick horn
have commenced an action against
them and others. in the Dabois tircuit
Court. of the State OF Indiana, that said
cause is now stiil pending in SAID Court
and will stand for issue aud trial II me
next term Of said Dubois Circuit Court,to
he begun and held at the Court house,
I. the town OF Jasper. ia Dlbois County,
indiana. on the Fourth Monday OF
lOe,ot~r. 1873. At which iime aid ..
/ rIsu,- una, sppesr snd answer plsln-
nds' complaint. or the same Will be
heard and determined in their absSnce-
Rs order OF the Court
BAIL Il. EDGONSTON, Clerk
of tie Dubois Circuit Court
1 y. BuETTSER. Attorney.
Sept. ist. lsIo-3w-
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For Sheriff.

W, ar, authorized TO snn~unes n A. NcDonsle. 81
Boon. township. - candidate sor shsris 81 the en-
suing October eviction.
wsars asfhorrsA 10 ansosne, Samuel Ledser~o0d'
- HArb.su ~nship candidate fOs Sheriff 81 iAs
ensuing oc'sAsr siecfrss.
wear sutlarife "a 10 .rnouncs isidoTs schuhnAehsr
- Bainbridgs too nship. candidate for shsriH 81
the ensuing Ort0b~r ssscti"sa.
49, W. afs author'Hei n annouacs n n Bolin OF
Ca. township A. 6sndics,s Or sheriff a. the sasoing
Oct0bsr .iscuOn.
nnrws a., authorized 70 snnosnee John " Morgan
" N.di-on t0~nship candidate fct shsri1 at the
ensuing October election
Hrws are .uthOfifed % AEnsunes b v Harmed o.
B.nbridss t0~n-hip q candidate io' sssTis 81 TIE
.asuiag October election.
Nrw, are suthOriTsd &c .nnouDes r. r. L I'd
u1on,ioa, q B.rbisoa tOsEsAip. as esaeic.is ~
sA.ris a. the ensuing Octohsr election.
nvS-ws are sulhorits1 70 snnOancs Prank FINK, q
cambridge ,ownship eanaie.ts sor sssfis' 81 ~
.rsuins fc,obsr sls,tioa-
S,z-ws are auihorifsd 20 Gnns1ncs G.srss Coz. o.
.J.E.sn township. az /. candidate for sssnn At tb'
.nsaln. Octos~r elsction-
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New Sash and Door Pactory ~
wsshington, Isd.-interest-
ing % PersoDs Intending
o. Build.

Carpenters and persons ipte"dins 10
build. will please note the fact, that ~e
have recently added Q sash and door
factory 10 our hardware business, and
that we are now furnishing our custom
ers " iih fine sash ard doors OF orr own
manufacture, cheaper and better than
ever before. We also keep Chicago work
on hand.
Particular attention Is given 20 orders
for store doors, and odd sires OF sash
and doors.
Our stock Of hardware ia among the
largest in the State, aud builders will
find IL 10 their advantage to yet their
material OF us. We are having large
lots OF lumber hauled rs from Jasper
and persons wanting hardware, agri'
cultural implements, or building mae
rial, can send 10y the teamsters sirnos'
every day. We also manufacture pillow
handles and double shovel plows.
June s-3m. ROGERS & BRO.
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For Clerk.

w.Hs .uihorl-sa to szsOsnes Hsnry A. h'ithao'' O
Rs,nerisxs ,O-n.si7. esBabis;. for CeuHis 'l''
Of Dusot, county At The -s.uing October eiesi'on-
W. ar. .sihertIsi 20 snnosies Nn - ssSSii'''
n t.-,r.- ~. r.bip a. es.si1.ss sor CoErty clsrs
q, I,.tO,. csur-y a. - sr--laS Oct0es- election
s1y-W. are ss,horifst 70 .nasG,ss y ! ''o'fahnn'
Q, H.n to-nshi2. as = e.nditAts To- Comfy ISfk' %
p.Sos. sosE,y. a. tie ensuisg Octoesr siesrss-
sup- A., .ry ss..s-iiss o snn"--es CAPT so'1'Ai
yi.hsf effs, "a. '0sn-HiP, n esnia.'' 'e' ''oD''
ci.rt q Dooss oasrty as snsGins oeossr e'sei''n
ecrw.Gs.s,hcEi--4 % sn-sasos " n y rrfi'
=. y.s,.or ts.a,s,g .. ,,r4srsi- Cor cOur'y Ci.rA
- r-,.,. eov--, +. tls .r.s.ry oclos-r siecs'oii-
p,S-w. A.. s1tl.sslisl to snnoanrs Lea 0rssns
= B.i-t -,ss. sap .sshi fcr cesnJ Ii'f'
u I-sosi. cozzty. a. ,ss .n,a.i oStossr iseiioh-
". a.. su,scrt-d 70 snu0uSes Ton hsTe's'
Rssasrtss. to-n.Ap a. essliests 'Sr C'sA'y 'isi'
q l,sAs. osu-sv ct ~ sosuias octss~r slse,'r.
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0Mr. A. GrAmelspacher has set .

U Mr.. A. Granddaughter has set an
example of making 8 good wide brick
pavement in frount Of the New Drug
S;oresad Bakery rooms, and Mr.. Jos.
T.: sekmirsheim, Is preparing for the
ssme-kiad on the opposite side Of the
street. Numbers Of others would make
the town look better by foDaviDg thea,
Srcd'sZsnPits
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-T--Mr Mart. Twi;,y berght ,ast
week M ccu,,shle's sale, two horses and a
-oad wagon. w good order. for 81 81
Til. &. = specimen Of resumption and
uhiic.n contraction times.
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0JNow il the time TO beautify your
houses. barns aud fences with a coat OF
durable paint. 4 large and complete
assortment OF paints and oils sold at the
New Drug Store, at panic prices
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GTRev. l.. Jones aud family went
through town this morning on their
way to Greeucastle. where he is moving
for the advantages offered for schooling
his children.
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~ 7. wertk & Co. extend cordial
inviiation to the public generally to call
and see us IN our new home, and e1-
anime our large stock Of new goods
just received and being sold at bottom
prices.
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We ssih.st ss "a sna~0a~- AitEs 2. Stfsiro.
- E,h. 'c,iSA p. f,usess ssss,y. - jsssi -ksp'.
s....l,.s, sssss "a trsss csSss~s. q ns s-ssiss
O~ta,sf elective
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DnrD, August 18th, 1876, at the resi-
denee Of u. r. Milburn. near Newton
Stewart, Mr.. BENJAMIN BATTLES, OF
typhoid fever, siier an illness OF only
three days. He formerly lived in
Petersburg, Pike county.
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For Treasurer.

". s-s .utbafi.s4 80 san.sHes William h'''a- = %
HuafnTb-gx. a.. sssdsisfs To- l"a'-i'' .
-a.i.,,rs At the essaUss tsssosr si---s1-
aee-Ws 49, sus. .E.s y a1noutes JAM y -
-. = N.si>oa -sshiP. 80 sssnd'ss'"'" =
f,- Ir.sssE.E q Dsh0is so2A;y. - he sa'uil.
...~ti0u.
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eJQuite . pleasant time a, Schulz
macher's hall on last evening. 70 those
who enjoy the trip Of the light fantastic.
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0Twe don't like to dun, but we
would like to have little money, IL you
are owing us.
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n-vTwo Irish tramps got drunk aud
disturbed the pesce yesterday aud were
lodged In Jail TO sober Oh.
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eJHenry Msuntel, of Evansville, was
in town this week. lie contemplstes
moving back TO Dubois county.
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HrThe balm Of thousand flowers
has she'd its sweetness in perfumery at
T. wertz & Co.
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nvMr.H Deicrman failed TO put in
an appearance to I'll the appointments
for speaking this week. The State
Central COMMITTEES had made the ap-
poin,ments without his authority.
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u Our thanks are due DR.. Welman
To- basket OF peaches and apples. He
srar,. with hi- family to visit tie Gen.
iennial next week.
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GA lille -unplessantncs. and .
chunk Of fight between y. A. Seudecs
and 6. J. INIT. last night, created little
breeze. for the time being, Of the lndi-
ana Hotel. Nobody hurt.
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n.y. The Trustees OF the various town.
,iips met lssi Friday. aud elected Mr..
E.R Brundick. County Superintendent.
,.u,ii ;hs mex, regular election.
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GT The lady and gentlemen ,e acher'
have made our streets quite lively this
week.
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r--A Union Sunday School Pic Mic
3, Bird. Eye Yesterday was largely at
tended.
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e-rProf. o. n. Smith, Republican
candidate for State Superintendent,
Waited the Institute this morning.
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Organ for Sale.

smith American Company Organ.
With eigh; stops. knee swell. and heauii-
fui tone. FOO sa.e AZ the COURIER OFFicr.
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l.. Jones 81 CO.,
Afal estate Agents,
JAsprR AND nvNTihcsuRo.

DrY All ssii Rs-i ystsi. q, es-n''si n. stsoliei
ID share Of busiress. 1h<y orsr Tor ssie lie fol'
l,~ i,r ssrrsps
70 The prsrer'y known "a 'spft-s-'s NIL, 90
p.,sks rsv,r hsw ssy fr,u Jasp.t 20 nrrseurg, AZ
.hf rr,ssrF ~ Ne -.sro.d Ps'os fSs-sr. ehrs
rr .haat scre. - rrnurf. wif. r'aH 40 and rrst
Nil -ur ~ w.'~r-pc~.s W reod erf'; Upright ss-
pl.rtv - tt.l,.r eau b. ssS good fsi1snes. lsx&
lset ~s,h rorcA .cod ~sn Nsfsf; 'sbls. &c, &e
o. COZ oss.h-W csfh. ~ ne - f'uf.
Ne is acrss q Fad a Sc. y. To~- J. sorh'
Range s. W. adjoining he sPrsut' NIL pfeperr'
Chs.p-
20 1-iso se--. c-s nile FsFf o'Hrrf'ngeurs %
ne r-e-.ns - ,hs Rcekrort sne icr'F~'.is and v;
Irpis Air isrs rsiiro.1 n elssrs. ndsnre IN
g.ss .irss-. xoos log tapst vssfesrhn.rl ~ BARI;
errhs-d: r's--v - sa,sr. Ae.. re- Can hs IA .;
ihs-vsaa f~r rsvf sssh srd part 81 tiHe.
" So sr-e. .-rs ard orsrisr to1fh-sAst o'
Hr-'snshur- - rissrsi hs'srcs II ROOT 'r7e.r
ior N~--s hs-- ~ ot.er agthrfnss: ensAp a. VI
psr Acr, snuss-sring frnrnvsr .-fs--Psrt - I'VE
Na s--i6f u-i's .-d au.r'sr Fss' - ~ mt
f,rgAurr. rissrsf hsianr- - xor1 t'-Nsf; frsne
itsrs. hsrr 81 yoT,, crcNsrf - 81 kir-- = fruii';
pir.'y - z ad wsisr. D hs had o. tsrF.in, of
par rash balance 81 tire
az,y- Appi, IN J.sr-. II ne ccestsr ofes IN Hun-
unss'Crx q; residence - l.. Jsnss.
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For Coroner.

w,.-.,a.s ,-ires - shnssnes Gssrrs " heosr''
- H.il t.-u.hir q. osaai.sisfSr CSr-a sr al he 81
.uls< orrob-r slsc,iea-
". ~ .urh.ri--d an 'ur-. Daniel LNa''e'' ~
p,,ss. ,a.n.iip - = cadillac ior co'on~. a. ms
..,s,-ir, t,-friss- election. .
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For Commissioner.

p~s-ys o.. .stso-,..s % .nreu,s. James 4 Ne
r,uI,n, = Hsu st-r,t.f. .ss c.nasc,'' - County
80 fr sss $3.50 u.trie.. :. .ss sI< ans
Nsth.t ..-.lnn.
s-w. -, .z.s -ttsa % s7unuacs s.z1e. S'ia' e.
i,---.., ,a..s.sip 80 rs-ssctieu - c'antr CvnSs'
$780,. So &C. Dsa.e;. lie sEsu.ns Oei9ssf
-i~cusr.
s,xs..s .. .>-- -. &c sI-os,es hEris'n sS-rAn
.,H.r-.,.- sg---a .. sr r.-.i--un as CsaT'y Co.. d
-,,.a,. % Fl-r. p,:r-oi. .. IL easing oc'oe''
i.-f.sr
r<r-6s .-s s1ffor'f-> ,a sr-7uues w " "'''h'
~ =, ,. -,-,--N ? 81. esnl,ds,s o. Cc1n'v '''H
,...o,. e. - IRA D.,-.st At IN. 'asusAs "e'''r'
.i~ct~u
s-s-vs ~, .ufho-iIrt 20 srrc"ncs lcssps >'p"
:, r.,,.r.. .. ,o-r-sip csn1asts icr 's.uiT Con
,,,..,s-.r su- tAs >-sgsd D,rrie'. At he ensans
n-.,l.s- ,f-r.inu.
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GrL.a Monday several families
moved In town.. -. Ma.
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u Pune burbon whisky for medical
purposes, purchased directly from the
lI.tilierv. st I. Wers, x Co.
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~ The public schools of Jasper will
open n.,t Monday. snd il !. hoped there
will bca prompt attendance At e..iari
~ all the scholars.
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E LAIGr YULp. The Ecker: brothers
Mss week made seven hundred and ten
gallons o. wine off 81 shout an acre OF
bearing g-ape vines, Tiis is very
pno6labie ylc', considering the season.
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W. -sasAr~ir~e =, v>sss<s g. L. Csps. esHsrei-
$50 .s.s.Asp. = s-s~<issf. ~ c.0zsy sarvsy0r At
u. s.ss.nr orsober -a~-Sn.
n0>~s s-s sssssriies 80 snse snee JoHS MILLER.
OF Ps,.ss ssss.hips esHeis.is ~ Surveys, At the
sn.si.s o~s,ssf sA--ss-.
We ls .0s',,-.t.s &c srsnsnss william Ma Harris
81 Psss. .s eshsissis fer sar'syo'' q. is'
shssiAs oc;0s o. ss-rsse.
We are .stssri1-j l. shhousos frsns 0uah's' g
Fsrdss.Dd ,o-IsAip . eaESiisi. Fec sSrvsJef a. Ia
.usart Ocf,iOsr siectics- la
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rx~Hr r-.Ss-s .sd ~iu eonsss sntt tnTes IL
II -. -. r....- A. fettuscc 5isfoa a. uack.
s.si,r,,r g. "a fs.s. 81 s~ays Sii hsss 5ste-
fui W -. so eer'''anl s 90 a's
49,. = e.furtsyt 81 0'cicrs -. - con-
- g. - e.vs Ft-diusnd sfsti 2 q e,eiees 90
~.
ss,t 70, III
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Piano for sale.

A good hallett & Davis piano for sale
AZ the COURIER OTKicE.
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NJ Tie Candidates make quite q
stir II every corner gathering.
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Girl Wanted

To do general house work Enquire 81
CoURIER OFFICE.
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Domestic Sewing Machine.

Not unlocked vet. Tor sale for. s5S-
reisils NJ S7O-at the COURIER OFFICE
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For Trustee.


v. are .rshcrir.d to ausouncs John JshEs ir. 81
Esars ,o-p.hip. a candidate Ter Assessed al me
ensuing Ociebs- election.
sorW. ar Ng.hsrres TO ssn@unes J I ere.r A.
/. e.Taia.l. foS A.ss.sor q Madison Osnshp " 'he
.asus1. Octsesr .l.et"r.
NV. o.. 2lissri5sd 20 sancnhes y {. h'l''' o
Nsl.ou township. candidate i"' Assessor " ne
- ssinx Oct0ssr sisciiou
e7s-ws arc ssihorirsi - snre7nce 70. = Aeno.l
q NsisaE is-UshP, ssadi1s's ~ A'ses.'' =
.G.aiug October slsruVa-
We are au,horire-i 70 Aunonnes G'orse G. "'e'hs'
B,ons ,o-usaiy. - osndi4'is for A'sss-"f' !"
,p.ulns Oc,sbsr election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08

nP.ehes are not coming IN freely.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-08
No Panic! No Panic :!
BOOTS & SHOES
cOs,s abou, half -h., ~ asa last year $. ss''


Sells FOR.
Ladies' Nice Caters, III DO
Pebble Shoes, ~
Custom Kid, 80
Custom Mems Shoes, L Do
w omen's slippers. 10
S~wed Morocco shoes, 80
Children shoes. ] 20 q, 'bo
Misses shoes, I tn y, 40
Boys Shoes, 4 t. 13, 1 20
80 " 4 TO ,. i 20
Mems Box-toed Calf Boots. 4 30
HENRY LANDG sSEBE.
pr.,,..r..r Nay iffh is-f.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
TelesrapIlic.

CoNCoRp, \. H., Nov. 23.-OGi-
c'al vote of the Statc-llavcs, H.
52,; Tildcn, SS,i40; scattclIng, ~.
w. w. Bancroft. Clerk of the
District Coult in Vancouver in thc
year lS6a, committed suicide in San
Fraucisco Thursday of last week.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. s4.-Thc official
vote OF this State for President is
as follows: Tildcn, o,,6S7; Hayes,
llA,SoS; Cooper, 3,ioS. Tildcn's
majority over Hay cs, 5S,aSo; over
Hayes and Cooper, 5I,70I.
The Tribunc's Washington special
says: Best Republicans give the
Democrats Il0 and Republicans III
in the net House. Add two Re
puhlicans and one Democrat from
New Hampshire, and the figures are
80 Democrats and Ij3 Republicans.
This gives nearly all doubtful dis
tric,s to the Democrats. The Re
publicans may have six more than
the above count, and may lave three
less. The same authority thinks the
Democratic majority may be entirely
lost.
Alexander II. Stephens has arrived
lie anticipates most important scs-
sion, and will exert his influence to
allay excitement, and for non-pIrti-
san, patriotic legislation.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
Whatc0m County Election.

The Republican ticket of What
com county was successful in the Late
election. The following arc thc
names of the successful candidates
+. {. Ferguson, Councilman.
l.. l.. Andrews, Representative.
is. Connor, II. "A. Smith. y. w
Stewart, Commissioners.
NJ. ID. Smith, Auditor.
6. w. l.. Allen, Sheriff
&. Donovan, Treasurer.
J. a. Tenant, Probate Judge.
ID. L. Gage, School Supcrrlcnd-
cnt.
J. II. Taylor, Wreck Master.
+. ID. Winslow, Coroner.
ID. Wilson, Surveyor.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
Editing.

T. b. Merry, editor of the Seattle
pjspafch, and the livclicst man ON
Puget Sound, is the father of ihc fol
lowing pungcnt little article:
To many people the editing of Il
newspaper seems to be the easiest
thing in the world. Well posted on
one particular point, they arc apt to
Judge the work of editing 10y their
own knowledge of a certain subject
as i'll comparison with the same idea
written up by newspaper editor.
Nothing could he more erroneous.
Aitcr years of drilling the news man
has to scratch his head every night, ,
after his daily labor is over, to think
OF something for the morrow. The
novice, full Of the accumulated ideas
of a lifetime, starts in brilliantly and
as quickly subsidies. Very soon the
brain gives forth IFS boarded ideas,
and then the worker has to exc out
new ideas. Things, that come 20
the most of men, more painfully than
the drawing of teeth. TO hc Il sue
ccsSiul editor requires a special gift,
and TO presume otherwise, leads
many to be charged with incohcrcnt
! jiiocv.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
Oregon Flax.

Speaking of flax culture in Orc
son, the Salem Mercury says:
"Thc scutching mill of Mcssrs.
Miller and Parish is now running on
full time, dressing up about three
tons per day. These gentlemen sent
some of their flax to the Centennial
Exhibition, upon which they took
the ,irst premium. They also ship
ped fifty pounds of their flax to Dun
dee, Scotland, where it was manu-
laciurcd into linen by the manuf;,c-
turcrs in that city. This was high
y satisfactory and caused the mill
owners in that great manufacturing
city to send a cable dispatch, order
ing large amount OF flax from
Mcssrs. Miller and Parish, which or
der they were unfortunately unable
to fill, having already sold their en-
tire crop rs above stated.
"Thc enterprise and perseverance
displayed by thi, Marion county
firm in the cultivation Of flax has
drawn to our State the attention Of
capitalists in Scotland and the At
lantIc States, who are about forming
companies to come to this State for
the purpose of engaging extensively
in the cultivation and manufactorv
of flax. This is encouraging ncw,
to our State, rs it Will insure the per
mancncy of this enterprise and ma
tcrially advance the welfare Of our
State by adding to Its population md
wealth."
Most products that will grow in
Oregon are equally well adapted to
the soil and climate Of Washington
Territory. We opinc there j, re-
muncrativc field in thi, Tcrritoy for
the man who will engage in flax cul-
turc.