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Hollins Institute. On the 5th of July, in ac-
cordaIce with their own request, letters of dis
the colored memhels as desired them. to organ
ize colored Baptist church, which has since
prospered in our midst. Their present number
B. Sears was received into the church,
February 2S, 1859. DR.. Taylor resigned his
charge of the church, to take effect July lst
University of Virginia The church then num-
bered about 200 members. He was succeeded
in September Of the saHe year. by, Elder VIM.
till Jan, Goth, 1871. On the 2Gth OF September
Bro C. f. Fry was ordained to the ministry
During the passionate of Elder Williams, the
valuable members came to Staunton. Prof John
Harris school was removed from Charlolottes-
Vile to Stanton, andsa meetingiofgreat interest
bors of Elder A. B. Earle.
On the resignation of Elder Williams, DR.
Geo. B. Taylor. was recalled, and returned to
the charge of the church the following August
In the mean time, the pulpit was supplied by
Elder John E; Massey and Prof John Hart.
On the LIST of September, 1871 BROS. John Hart
and W. NJ. Turner were elected beacons.
In 1872 the General Association again met in
Staunton. At this meeting it was resolved to
undertake to raise Memorial Endowment for
Richmond College OF $500,000, and from the be-
ginning of 1873, DR.. Taylor was released from
Pastoral duties to engage in the Memorial work
He continued in this till April 9th, when he
resigned, to accept the appointment of Mission
airy to Rome, Italy, where he has since faithfully
labored. This church contributed to the Me-
the Memorial work, Elder ]. f. Deans was en-
gagged to supply the pulpit, and he labored with
great acceptance till July, when he removed
from Staunton. While Bro. Deans was supply
ing the church, Bro w. E. Pearson was Or
dafned, March 10th. to the work of the ministry.
The present Pastor began his labors on the
18th day OF October, 1874. Tho church then
numbered 29s members having been re-
ceived into fellowship altogether, up TO that
time During the following winter, the Pastor
made some visits to Waynesboro and succeeded
in gathering O few Baptists for worship to
whom, in short time. Elder s. P. Huff con-
scented to minister Onoe G month. The divine
blessing attended the laboFs put forth there: a
number were added to The little band, until on
the 10th of September, 1875, forty-one members
were dismissed by letter to form separate
seventy-six members and is enjoying the pas
toral services of Elder VIM. A. Whitescaryer.
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THE MARKETS.

Corrected weekly by G. A. RICHARDSON.
STA LINTON OCT % 1879 -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

ELECTION. FRIDAY, OCTOBER sth. -.
Coiurssn, and the name 81 the candi,
date on tho Democratic tlckSt.

FOR COUNTY TREASURE wv
We are authorized 10 announce
Thomas X. Fleming, OF Madison town
shin, asa candidate for County Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce
Ernst Pickhardt, Of Huntingburg as a
candidate for County Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce Mr..
Hy. Kunz, ofCass township, us a candi-
date for County Treasurer.
ron COUNTY RECORDER
We are authorized to announce Nc
MAN Haskins as q candidate for Record
VI Dubois county.
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JusT WHAT PARENTS WANT.-Ths
American Young Folks for May has
been received. II il published at Topeka
Kansas, by J. X. Hudson, at 90 cents
Per year. Is full Of useful. cntcatain-
ing reading, pure and elevating in
character. II contains School Plays,
iarlor Games, Post-ofllcc, Natural
History, Anecdotes, pleasant Stories,
and Is rich in short articles covering a
wide range Of topics. Teachers from
Ohio 70 California have universally given
u their approval and support.
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n.rAs the dcIightful hslmy wcnth. y

0rrAs the delightful bslmy wealth y
approaches, and beautiful nature cloth, y
the woods and lawns with handsom q
vcrdme, thus showing that smiling.
Providence delights ia appropriate dross,
IL certainly teaches man that ii he would
command respect, ne too must clothe
himself with seasonablc neatncss, and to
enable all TO comply with this teachin g
of Providence. Mr.. a. Hcppncr. tie
merchant tailor, has supplied himself
with the latest Spring fashions, and
guarantees to fit any gentleman up 20
that he will not be ashamed to appear IN
any society, however fashionably attircd
lie invites all 10 call on him aud see the
fashions. on East 9Th street, next door
to The pOst-nfiicc.
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0The Daviess county Democrat
says: The Republican party il known ID
nave stolen moro government funds
within the last sixteen years than tho
government has lost In all its former
history! The fact j. the era Of Repub-
mean rule has been and il yet an era Of
public immortality, Of shameless prodi-
gal'ty and the most noted In American
history for wholesale robbery OF The
governments, state and federal, and no
other day In our annals has Witnessed
more church scandal and public dcsen-
''acy than have disgraccd Us within the
Fasi decade.
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PEEsoNAL.-Dr. 7, =. Bennett made
visit TO Jasper last Monday, but is not
enough acquainted yet 10 get many pa
|fients-
Mr. n. u. Berry. Of Petersburg, was
In town this week on hog cholera bust
ness. Mr.. ;. Love has The right for the
Excclcior hog cure in this county.
Mr.. John Guitcnburg, Esq. the able
representative Of the Evansville Demo-
crat greeted us with a call this week.
Mrs. McConahay, OF Petersburg, was
visiting her mother this week.
Ratlsera larger number OF drummers
than usual were IN town this week.
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a Good ReasonHor tho Captains FnIth,
Read the Captains Letter and the Let
Ter from his Mother:


nESns rsrnscxs, No. Aprsi snih 1896
IN. Jouv Egit.--DrAn Sia. knowing he efficacy oi
your Safsapalla and the healing Beneficial quail
ties u possesses send ycu the following statement "
my
WIS wounded about two years agc--was taken pris-
and confined for sixteen mouths Being moved 50
often. my wounds have mot healed yet fhnvc sci i
moment since wounded. 4 am shot fhrenrh the
hips. My general health ~ impairci and need soine-
thing ~ assist nature. have rcrc faith " your Sar-
Sapariiia ihnn any thing else wish Thar that Is r4rl
me Please express half dozen bottles ana obiirc
CAITAIS Y. 4. JOHNSON.
ST TnrIs, Mo-
r. s--Thc following written April anth. 1866 Nv
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt. johnson;
Ia. Jonx BriL--DrAR SIN: Nh husband Or. e. 81
Johnson. skillnsurgeon an physician In Central
New York, where he died. leaving the above 4. n.
Jolrson my AZ thirteen years ~ age he had
chronic darrlea and scrosnla for which gave your
Sarsapsrilla. II cured him. have for ten years re-
commended Il % many Ia New York, Ohio aue Iowa
.crniula fever sores. nndgenern debility Perfect
success haN-aftcndcd n. The effected IN some
~ scr0fa and fever almost miraculous
very anxious for my again have recourse 10
your Sarsaparila. IL Is fearful % getting spurious
article hence his writing 20 You for Il. His wounds
were terrible, but believe be will recover.
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
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T. Abbot Martin, OF 81. Mc'rnd
SPENCER county. ono Of III" I'ersnns
ilsned for the bislaopric Of Nincrnnc-.
'rii on the -6th ~ last month for Stand
ing Rock. Dacotah Territory, with four
sisters. for the purpose Of starting a
'schocI'anong the indians. The school
was to have begvN May LIST.
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lrTPcrsons from Dubois county
going to Petersburg with teams will
find i 20 their interest 10 put their teams
UP AZ 4. X. Kings livery siaIsIc, on The
corner Of 9Th and Walnut streets, where
they will be well iaien care Of for 20 cts.
. round feed, Of grain and hay. Good
rigs for hire at all times. 2t.
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e. The transit Of Mercury last Mon
,.lay did not create haltthe Interest in this
place, that the transit Ola strange stylish
yonnx lady across the Pebble Square
would when tho yonng gents with spy
glass moustaches are colssregatcd under
The locust shade.
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DED. : On April ~, Mis- ANA
PApaEr, aged 70 years. She was one of
the pioneers Of this county. and amid the
hardships and privations Of frontier life
raised large family. She was also one
OF the best cooks in the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

or Take Ayers Pills Tor all the pur-
poses Of purgativc, for Constipation,
Indigestion. Headache and Liver Com
plaint. by universal accord, they arc
the best ofnll purgativcs for isniIy use.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

Fon TRsssrREn. In fhis weeks Cou-
,irr Mr. II. hunz, OF Holland. is an
nauncrd tor County Treasurer. Mr..
II. flied the position of Township Trus-
&c with creSlitto himself, aud will run
strong race where he i wen known.
u elected, he wouldmalze good officer
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
rrerfMoxy or REV. p. .. wfll,c coyincTcH.
KENTUCKY.
Smiths Tonic: Syrup.
The Best and Safest f;encsly for ChiiIs and
Fever. or Fewer aud A,sne.

Tie Isctt nhn Snfcst EFlngNy Tor InIfIs and
Fever, or Fever aud AEne.
covlSrruS, Ky, Nay ~.
msrr has not been for uisny ,esfs. IA this country
such general complaint about ciils and fever. THIS
dtpre<s disease N nrskAitfg many portions
n ker lucky and elsewhere where the people have
battered themselves that they entirely exempt
from go tsaence. To those who thus afflicted,
wish 20 recommend Ssirns Io,lc Syr. believing Il -
be the very best remedy extant. Every one We nave
heard ~ aing ~ upon y ~ the very highest
terms We have lately used a Ia our family With
marked success The Ingredients are simple and the
Tosic be used freely wfhuaf any derrncnt the
constitution ~hafevcr. " the directions. which always
accompany every bottle. carefully followed Il will
10 nine cases out ~ ten result IN permanent cure
whether the disease he ~ short o. long standing.
W. take pleasure ~ Recommending this medicine 10
The subjects ~ this disease ever, where sincerely be-
Iiesin tina, the or will verify WORT say.
y. H. WILLIS
FOR sale ~ FRIEDMAN BECK. Jasper. Iud.
Jan =. ISIS -,y.
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e-r The Dnbeis Medical Society meets
at lIuniingburg next Tuesday. Dele
gates will then be appointed to the
meeting Of the State Medical Society,
which sneeis NJ indianapolis ia Jane.
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~ Read the testimonial OF Mr.. I'D
ward Sermcrshcimc, in regard to the
Excelsior Hog Cure. aud then call on
Mr.. Sintncy Love, at the New Drug
Store.
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W y good iarr'.o' ~ acres. wei i'm
,.roved. aud laying well. only m,e
south OF Jasper. ga tho Troy rnasl TOR
s-le cheap and on casv terms. Posses
zion given immediately. Enquire n or
address this Office. If.
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e.s--Miic" next Monday night al
Mr.. II. l.. Grccne's.
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AZ The corporaiisl election in Jas.
per on Monday passr Off quietly, only
about two-thirds OF the vote being
pollcd- OF the candidates for Trustees
In the ist ward, J. II. Chrismon received
90 votes, John Kueblcr ~. and George
Saug g.; I'd ward, Paul kunkel 81, and
y. i. Sermcrsheim 4s; 81 ward, q. Solga
"a, and Geo. Mchringcr IS. Il. l..
Greene was elected Clerk Jos. RoelIc
Treasurer. aud !. IL. Melchoir, Assessor.
Several scattering votes were poIed for
the last three Offices, and among others
ono ballot read, for Assessor, Prof e..
Doanc. E~q. We thank you, sir, and
will stand treat 20 cold water when
ever you call on US. provided YOU don't
put IL OF till you have gone where
Henry Ward Beecher says you can't 20.
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~ A party Of young men from JAS
rer vontxg, Patoka last Sunday Iislins
which resulted in their catching two
small suniish in about six hours
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G5 Citizens OF Jasper arc requested
"a meet Ut the Protcstant'chnrcht o-mor
row morning, 10 assist IN moving IL to a
letter position on tho lot.
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6rW0.0O0,5 Of a . will be pnid b,
TIC undersigned for few worms.
II. d.. j. e., NJ. S.--Adv.
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RUNAWAY MArcH.-On Saturday last
Mr.. Andrew Taylor drove up TO the
Uuion Hotel, with Miss Laura Preston
in buggy, and apparently as happy as
a big sunhower. lie resides ia Afford
Pike county, and she in'Boonc township,
this county, aud they had come to JAS
per TO get married without letting any OF
their parcuts know il, not because OF
opposition. but merely for the romance
Of the thing you know. lie applied to
the Clerk Of the Court for license. bn,
couldn't get them without affidavit as 10
the Ialy's age, and no ono in jasper
knew that. However. her uuirk wit
suggested way out Of that difficulty,
and IN company with him she soon pre-
scented herself TO the Clerk. and Signing
her name as Laura Clark made affidavit
10 the full age OF Laura Preston, and the
necessary papers were delivered. They
then returned 20 the hotel and no started
% hunt a justice, and Lscame so JOYFUL
IL was necessary after finding one for
him 10 sleep an hour or two to quiet his
happy mind preparatory 20 the solemn
ceremony. At r. NJ, il having got
out what was going on. quite large
company had assembled, and Esquire
Sweeney lied the knot in trl1nhIing
but otherwise most approved style, and
pronounced Tire two loving hearts one. u
Theaiirndants wcve the populs 1 Young
Inv sinsleni. Mr.. II. Dcl5rulcr. ani the
,ivacious Miss q. Brelagc- aud to nv
That the two cvapIe looked resple ndent!,
happy aud beautiful. il mild expires
sion. We had Intended describing some
~; The elaborate costumes. but sIrice for
bids. except 10 say tint tile W.. de wasl
dressed in pearl coiorcd mohair, cxqmi-I
sitely trimmed with pearls, and thu prin- |
:ipal gentlemen IN full evening COS tune. |
The string band volunteered som very
nice music, and the company 90 loved
until late hour. Mr.. ray-
Tor dispensing lavish hospitality. The
happy couple returned 70 the old folks
with trembling heads, IL ,ot|
hearts and he with considerably lighter
pocket.
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or Everybody that trys IL testities to
i,s coed elects. The Excelsior Hog
Cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

~ For The Standard Cure can at th'
New Drug Store, Jasper, Ind.
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rrQui,c . refreshing rain here Tues
day night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

0-rJcscph fcrmershein has erected q
loafers bench IN front Of the Post Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

~ Sweeney Bros. rc ia receipt OF a
new stock Of fashionable summer cloth
ing.
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VUlHE proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
- claims for u superiority all remedies ever
oHered the pubhr For the TsfE cxRTAfS. srErpy ASp
rsRSAxESr cure % Agne AMI Fever or cbills and Pei
yer, whether 81 short long standing Tic refers -
The entire western and Southern country to bear him
testimony v the truth Of the assertion, that case
hate viii Il fail 70 II the
followed cat. In great many eases single dose has
been sufficient for cure. and whole families have
been cufe Wy single bottle with perfect restoration
81 the general health III however. prudent and in
every case more certain cure " ifs IL continued
smaller doses Tor week or two after the disease h.r
been broken or checked. especially in difficult and
long standing Usually. this medicine will not
require any ad 70 keep the bDwes good order should
The patient however require cathsrtic medicine.
Ter having taken three four doses ~ the Tonic
single dose q BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will b. sufficient.
Ds- JOHN BULLS Principal Onice:
No. 40 Fifth Cross street.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
TO my United states and
World Wide Readers.

HAVE received many testimonials from, professional
4 and medical men. my nmanacs and various pub .
nericns have shown. al ~ which are genuine The
following from highly educated and popular phys
iclsn IN Georgia. iscerallY one ~ tile mos, sensible
communications have received. ". CIemrr
knows exactly what be speaks a. ana hlr testimony
deserves 70 be written IN letters ~ gold Hear What
he Doctor says " Bulls Worm Destroyer:
ynlANow. wsiKKa Co.. GAL
Jane ~ 1906
On joins BrtL--Dear Sir have recently e. sen .our
Nv 0rm Destroyer several trials and ind N0nderfnl
" eficscouF Ii has faec in single lnsnnc. 10
have the wished for effect ans doing pretty large
country practice. and have daily Soe article II
the kind. am free " confess tina k,or ~ no remedy
ended by the nblest authors that 80 certain
AM speedy IN rs effects. On the contrary they are m
certain ia the NY object IN writing you Il 10
find upon what terms get The medicine directly
FROM You. n get IL upon easy terms shall use a
great deal ~ H.. am that the Of such art
chs II contrary the teachings and practice ~ great
majority or the line ~ N. D.'s but see no
eansc good sense III discardng remedy which we
know bs efficient. simply because may be ignorant
~ is combination. For my part. shall make Il rule
20 oil and means ~ alleviate suffering hu-
manly which may be able % commandments hestaf-
ing because ingenious than myself M AZ
hay learned It's effects FIRST and secured the sole rhf
b. that knowledge However. am ~ mo- means
advocate supporter ~ the thousands of WORTHLESS
that flood the country. that purport cure an
~ disease 70 whch human flesh II heir Please
reply soon. snd inform me 81 your host terms
am. sir. most respectfully.
JULIUS Y. CLEMENT n. d.
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| am just in receipt ofrwrxrY-rrvrc cases
Of Mems. Ladies and Childrcns' Shoes. ~
the best Spring styles. and ~ PRICES
LOWER THAN EVER. Come and see me.
Mems Calf Shoes, warranted nj Sl.J0 to
Sl.75: Women's Fine Kid Side and
Front Lace. warranted At SLIGO 10 Si.-5
per pr. Childrcns' Shoes at 25c 10 100
per pr lalways keep the largest stock
~ Huntingburg, and prices lower than
lii tho cities.
HENRY LANDCKEBE.
rrxr>1ssss@. Apui 18th. ISIS.
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERs
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
TESTIMONY or MEDICAL MEN.

SrcSrs rorxr, white Co.. Ark. May ~, $780,
IN. Joux Brlt--DrAR SIN: Last February was N
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some u ycni
Sarsapayilla and Ccdron Ritters.
NY son-in-law. who was with me IN the store. has
been down with rheumatisfn Cor some time commenced
on the btters and found his general health i'm
proved
~ ost. who has been IN bad health, tried them and
he also improved.
III. Coffee, who has hecn IN bad health for several
ycars-sTn~srH Ann rivxa Affected has improved very
much by the use ~ yonr Btcrs. inhess the Cclron
Filters has given You great popularity N lis settles
ment. think could sell great quantity " your
medicines this fai-especaIy yonr Cedrun Bittcrs and
Sarssparilla. ship Memphis care ~ Rickct, 4
Nicely. Respectfully, g. d. WALKER.
Prepared BY Dr. JOHN HULL. ~ his Lab
orAtcry, Firth street. Louisville, nv.
FOR SALE BY-
FRIEDMAN a BECK, Druggists,
Jan n, '5s-ly. JAsrrR. IND.
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Domestic sewing Machine.
Not unlocked vet, for sale for Sc5-.
rctails al S70--at the CoURIFr OFrtcr.
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We will pay tho higcst market price
Tor good Walnut and Poplar logs dc.
|ivercd nj our Mil.
FRIEDMAN, KLTENGEL& co.
JrM 9th. ls7e--tf
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/ JASPER COURIER.
e.s--Mic" next Monday night a
Mr.. II. l.. Grccnes.
rrQui,c . refreshing rain here Tues
day night.
~ Peter Gosmann raised his house
last Wednesday.
07-Joscph sermersheim has erected a
loafers bench IN front Of the Post office.
ar Everybody that trys IL testites to
ne coed elects. The Excelsior Hog
Cure.
~ Sweeney Bros. mc ia receipt OF a
new stock OF fashionable summer cloth
Ing.
standard Cure
For Chills aud Fever aud all Nalarial
Diseases.
ALors GRAaELsrAcHEE, Agent.
~ For The Standard Cure caA at the
New Drug Store, Jasper, Ind.
G-ru0O0,5 Of a . will be pnid by
TIC undersigned for u few worms.
II. D.. J. e., NJ. S.--Ady.
r5 Citizens OF Jasper arc requested
to meet nj the Observation-Disclosures
row morning, 10 assist IN moving it to
letter position on tho lot.
irs- A party Of young mcn from JAS
rer wontnu Patoka last Sunday fishing
which resulted in their catching two
small sunfish in about ak hours.
or Take Ayers Pills Tor all the pur-
poses Of purgativc, for Constipation,
Indigestion. Headache and Liver Com
plaint. by universal accord, they arc
the best ofGl purgativcs for isnlily use.
~ Read the testimonial or Mr.. I'D
ward Sermcrshcimc, in regard to the
Excelsior Hog Cure. aud then call on
Mr.. Sintncy Love, ut the New Drug
Store.
~ The Dnbeis Medical Society meets
at lIuniingburg next Tuesday. Dele
gates will then be appointed to the
meeting Of the State Medical Society,
which uneeis ~ Indianapolis in Jane.
yJA good iarr,.of ~ acres. wei i'm
;,rovel. aud laying well. only "A mi,e
south OF Jasper. ga tho Troy r,'ad. Tor
s-'e cheap and on casv terms. Posses
zion given immediately. Enquire NJ or
address this Office. II.
" The transit Of Mercury last Mon
slay did not create halfthe Interest in this
place, that the transit ofa strange stylish
yonnx lady across the Pebble Square
would when tho yorng gents with spy
glass mouriaches are con,srega;cd undcr
The locust shade.
Tor TRsssrEFr. In fhis weeks Cou-
,irr Mr. II. kunz OF Holland. is nm
iauncrd for County Treasurer. Mr..
y. flied the position of Township Trus-
ttc with credit to himself, aud will run
= strong racc where he j. wen known.
u elected, he wouldmalze good officer.
T. Abbot Martin, OF 81. Mc'r'ad
srenccr county. enc Of fhe IcrSnns y
'amed for the biShopric Of Nincrnncs.
'rti on the .sth ~ last month for Stand /,
ing Rock. Dacotah Territory, with four 4
sisters. for the purpose Of starting ;
schocl'among the Indians. The school 9
was to have begvn May LIST.
icTPcrsons from Dubois county /
going to Petersburg with teams will Il
find i 10 their interest 10 put their teams !
Up at \. X. Kings livery staIsIc, on The 7
corner Of 9Th and Walnut streets, where =
hey will be well taken care Of for 20 cts.