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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

TgaTihosy or ary. ?. 0. WILLIS coy,ycyoy.
KENTUCKY.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
4 hs Best and safest Remedy far chm ~,
Esser, or feYcr aud Agu~.

'oNlsaIoS, ny, May ~.
There has not been for many years ~ th,s r.,n..,
surl general complaint aDDrf rhills and fever Thi
depressing disease a prevailing IN many por,
N NehtNrky And elsewhere. where lie penpe h y l.
nAfttfea themselves thAf they were entirely .xrr,,,
li"r w inurrnce ~ those who afe Tins afflicted !,
~ls. efeenntm.nt s1frn's fpSic ssnrr believing n ~
~ wv 10y ufst remedy cxfant Every one W hae.
1880 ~ nsne NJ ptournnres upentin the very hsrhre
IeFn.f' We nave lai~is used " IN our family win
80 success The ingredients are simple ana thc
Iostt can ne used freely without nv .atriert wv
contribution whatever. n the directions which ntwavs
aeeviaFAny every bottle are carefully followed n n,
" uite cases out ~ ten result ia psrmane.t nrs
y ns'ser fhe disease Ne ~ short hing standing
iANe pleasure N recommending this medicine 4.
VIZ sr'e ~ tals Hisrtse everywhere. sincerely he
" ~ M wv wv ~ y VII verify every wort say.
700 ssle ~ FRIEDMAN BECK. jasper, Ind.
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" The question If State Senator X
asitating the minds or some or our poo
pc and Mr.. Irayicr, who would make
=" excellent officer, il urged to allow the
use o. his name. We have also heard
non. ". II. Green and Mr.. q. A. Kemp
'avorabiy spoken Of in this connection.
Either gentleman would make q credit
able Senator.
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N0TiCETO CONTRACTORS.
NOTICE is hereby given that ~,
- Trustee Of Madison towrsh;''
Dubois county, will let al public om,crr
20 tho lowest responsible bidder. On w
premises. on - 'ne
Friday. APRIL 10Th, 1873,
tracts for two bridges as follows. m"
lst. Across Crooked creek whore 49,
Jasper and armstrong ferry road cros ~,
- ! creek. The bridge will Ia ahom,
So feet long. A" - ABOUT
~. Across branch near Hugh M
IONS mr,n, ON the same roai M,
bridge viii be about 81 feet lone. "
iians and specifications NAV IL sooc
oh inc ground 40 the time Of lcitipy
April 9Th, 7s--3w. 1s'sc'
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'- 49, 49, llfCfItOn.
NOTICE Il hereby given that there
will be an election. held at tho usual
place Of holding elections In the town ~
Jasper, Indiana, on
MONDAY. May 9th, 1873.
For The purpose Of clccting the follow
Ing officers for said corporation, to-wit :
One Trustee ia tho lst ward Of said
towns
One Trustee for tho "a ward Of said
town;
One Trustoclfor the 81 ward Of said
town;
One Treasurer Tor said town:
One Clerk Of said town;
Tine Assessor for said town;
To serve for oac year.
WisNEss my hand. ~ Clerk OF Incl
own Of Jasper, this lith day ~ AnriI
ls.s- y. I. GaFENE Clerk, r. j.
April II ls7s-3w.
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ftNriSc- w Nr. r. Withcrs has moved
70 Jasper, and i now prepared "a
take contracts for painting Of an kind.
iie feels confident he can give saiisf.,c.
tion. and onI, asks fair trial. When
no' u work he mas be found AZ his resi-
uence Ia the Bohncrt property.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

~ The election Incorporation officers
akcs place on Monday week, and while
candidates are numerously talked or.
10 aspirants want 70 lex The public know
y. Good men should be chosen for
sown Officers, a the streets and walks
need fixing badly ii many places.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

ACCIDENT = On last Saturday srr
Marion Martin an esteemed citizen Of
tass township was working on hi, barn
and fell from the upper beam, distance
q ~ Or p feet, across silI causing in
Juries which !; i feared would prove
iatal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

UA good farm 81 80 acres, wcll i'm
proved, and laying well. only nile
south Of Jasper. on the Troy road. for
saie cheap and on easy terms. Posses
sion given immediately. Enquire 81 or
address this Office. N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

IL Mr.. Joseph Roel:c seld us resi-
dencc this week TO Mr. Jos. Friedman.
Mr.. RoelIe bought acres of ground
from Mat. Smith, Oh The Troy Road aud
will probably move oh n.
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~ Mr. +. Tcgcmeier OF Madison
township, was fined 81 last Saturday ~
Esq. Miller for obssrucsing highway
which had been declared vacated by The
County Commissioners.
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6JThe editor OF the Courier denies
being drunk Last Saturday. but Tie
wreck Of that buggy top looked like II
'"a person who had not examined il 70
see what weak affair Il Wa.
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rThe Pike County democratic nom
snafing convention will meet at Wins
low on May 3, and select The county OIL
GERS Who will serve the people honestly
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0Thc Nursery" for May il receiv-
cd and its pictures arc so natural and
pleasing Only $i.e0 4 year. John i.
Shcrley, SO Bromaeld ST.. Boston.
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ia social iishing party at Fink,s
ferry, BY Jasper and Huntingburg mi.ss
is talked Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

q "Driven from Home was .slost in
the Streets last Monday night, and
could not be found.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

Il No town ofthc sixe Of Jasper III
the Stale has better stock III hardware.
aud stoves, Than i shown b. Mr. W
Erny- His new addition scts up Ibe
stock, and prices are reasonable. too.
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an jusi ~ receipt ofrwrxry-r,vr cases
~ Mems, Ladies aud Clillscus' shoes ~
~. 81 spring styles. and at PRICES
,.oMhh TIM EVER. Come and see me.
.','Ms WI shoes, warranted at $50 10
= go Nomen's Fine Kid Side and
'oht Lace. warranted Al Sl.GO 10 sf.7s
per Pr; shIldrens' Shoes az 25c 10 Sl.O0l
pcr pr. ! always keep the largest stock
"a the cities. s '"a'
HENRY LANDG aSRRE.
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0CaPt. John Leming, fPortcrsville.
VIII run boat Of corn out OF White
river from above HaysvilIe for Mr.. j.
Workman, upon The first water.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

LIZA great deal OF ground has been
prepared for corn in this county, and
some Of IL is planted, but the rains this
week will delay the rest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

GJThe old residence OF Mrs. afcCril-
lus, which was built in 1888, was torn
down this week, to allow the opening Of
East 9Th street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

oJMrs. kraus and Charley, Jr., ATE on
visit to DIR. Crooks, at Eockport, this
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

1TA fine lot Of fish were bro urht
10 Jasper from the Ohio river last week
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FOR COUNTY TREA~gRE
We arc authorized 10 announce
ihomas Il. Fleming. Of Madison town
snip, asa candidate for County Treasurer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-04-26

Irhr. Brit Leming and wife are
visiting this week at PcrtersyiIlc.
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BULLS
cBDRON BITTERs
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS


rr"srs fo'sr, white Co.. Ark. NAY n. ises.
IN. Jons brii-Drsn Sm: Last February 49,. ~
pursns.lng drugs and got some IL your
~ on-in-iaw, who was with me IN the store ~.
zen down with rheumatism fur some time cnrs,, a
proved. M s''esa' neaiih im-
1. Nv. a,st who has been ~ bad health tried them. ana
pr Coffee. who has been III bas h..,,h a.
ssats-sfusscn Avn isvsk Affected has irnnrox.5 M.
..n w ~ use q yonr Biters. fnde H. C.ra
MAN, i.,, tsn Wv great popularity as settle
ms 'all-cspccally your Ccdron ntterx IN,
Sstsspariis ship me Memphis care M pfer. ~
SeeS' Respectfully, C.B WALkEn.
Prepared ~ Or. JOHN RUIZ. NJ ~.
''ssory' rim street, Louisville. Nv.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ELECTION, FEIDAy. OCTOBER sth. ~.
5n pays Tor en- announcement ~ shis
Sl1uils an1 rho rdr1c OF tho Carrii-
date on tho Democratic ticist. s'
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'hh proprietor 81 this celebrated rn.1trfu. tr..t
e.a,inr 10 4 Superiority over III m..,es N Y,
XVI. ~ KS Petite i"r ne sAsE, rFEsA.~ xrxyn, ~
$4,000 cure ~ -he and Fever ~ .hgs ~ ~.
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w srtiss Mestefn end lhein r0anfi, NJ W. o
N 'ne tfs.a n ne assernr. thai ~
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49, sunisi+nt Tor rrre- ard Whole lan,,l,as 49,
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10y .ase roIe certain cure, II rs ses con,inaeJ M
49, uoses ior week or two nfter The disesse b :.
49, 'snhsn Or checked. more eSfeeails ~ aier ma
'nE standing cases Usually this nis.gier. Min wv,
si.'s. ahy ~ 70 Keep TIE bowels ~ good so,d
~ re', noN.sef' require cAfh~rc medicine AZ
Ff having tAk.n thfee four dp.ts ~ ft. T,,.t-
viii BE- sufficient 'ANtLt FILLS
d. JOHN BILLS Principal ofcs.
NO. - Fifth Cross street
LOUISVILLE KY
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- IN ..t-thth Nhr sn1srte fDs rears ir..ra Ne-v..
a. NNfiit FFtmNfNft IAtas N4l MN. 4h.. ~ .. 4.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
TO my United States and
world Wide Readers.

hAek Received many testimonials from \,
80 Menrai men, ~ my aimanlcx and ~ r,at. mr.
.".aiuls nave shown AL ~ which are rnuuiu. ~.
io.no"lhg if"m highly educated ana ponular n,xe-
.s''n ~ ne"rAr = certainly 81 The mast -h,
ADMINISTRATIONS have ever received Dr. cie,nsnt
eness sAartiy Whist be speaks ~ aud III tes,In,ny
w !" rs MIen y letters q gold Hear VIVA,
me DOCTOR says o. Buifs Worm DESTROYER:
viLLASow. wslKYHco. Gal
Jane 20. isCs.
IN doHs brLI-Dear Sir: I have recently rive, San,
erm Destroyer several frnls and find II won.lsf,,i
" emcacivus u hae not frie N single is,anre a.
nave me wished for eject am uifs- = ,r.fsr i.x@
s"uny practice and have daily usc or come article N
'ne h'na am free I" confess thai knew ~ ~ rs,.Is
'te.hmsrfsu ~ the nbisf authors that Is w cArrai
Hhu speedy ~ - elect 'f tie contrary tiex 49, M,
seFtan ~ The extreme Nv object in Writing x.,u i 4,
'ni cut upon What terms can ge, he di,e lsrri
a." s""- " can srf Y upon easy terfts ~ III ~.
great asni ~ ~ am than the rsse lsurh s-,t
'irs y contrary % HE trchings ana l,r.r = N 80,
hrloriff ~ the Rrsrl.sh line " N NJ hnr s.s NJ,
AuSe or good sense ia describing remedy rhi.h !.
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Y M combination Fer my part shals-nnk. X +. r,
= use NJ ana any means 10 nlleriafe suarrfr,r nv,
Aiiiy ~hich niay ~ able consnassl--no. 49,.
NJ, because me x.nlnis than ,nrslf NV.
hs- learned " elects first aud secured ~ si rs,
u.e mat know ledge. However. an Nv n. Z m.~.s
y Aas0rafe ~ supporter " The thousands N .r,bf
s'rnms thar nSod fhecouutfy. thar parosf ~ r,e N.
'aniirf ~ disease fowh,ch human fesh y hasr ts,
ny s"on ani inform me 81 yonr best terms
eul SIT. most respectfully
JULIUS n. CLEMENT IA
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Wendo1iza Erny's,
On East tide Of the Public square.
'ASfEiS, INDIANA.

y. IA largo stock or IN. hes.
nosio"-war.. hardware. cutlery. Sc: .Isa !,
fIrNA variety Of goods OF an kinds ~ n. ~
INC - business "hici, will be sold al shc
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
10 SELL REAL ESTATE.

@f1f1 fEA II ESTATE.
state q Indiana, Dubois County, s.:
NOTICE Is hereby given that John
kunkcl, surviving partner or Alex-
'nucr hasslcr y Co, has fled his petition
20 sell the Real Estate of said firm. M
personal being insufficient 10 nav ,Lc
lcbts; and that said petition will +.
heard 40 the next term or The Circuit
Court Of said County. 80
PETER j. GosMAxx. Clerk
ufthc Dubois Circuit Court.
nuIoS \ DiLLox, Attys.
April ~, 7s--Sw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15

The SoUP-HoUsE.-This institution, un-
der the superintendence of the ladies OF the
Christian Women's City Mission, is work
ing quietly but very efficiently in their
noble undertaking. The visiting commit
tees are daily seeking out the poor and
needy, and bestowing such charities as
have been placed at their disposal. Any
contributions Of money, cast-off clothing,
and particularly shoes. are very much
needed, and find ready distribution.
.a a great and noble part Of their work was
the establishment of the soup-bouse, No:
1414 Franklin street. Hot coffee and bread
is sold or given away each morning and af-
ternoon, and hot soup each day from II A.
NJ. to P. NJ; so that at each hour.of the
day those in want of these -aubstaD tias-to
MANY neceSSarieS Of life-may procure them
here. To give an idea OF the work which
is going on there we may state that last
week there were given away to the desti-
tute 479 quarts OF soup. Two hundred and
seventy quarts were sold at three cents per
ouart-scarcey enough to defray expenses,
but big price to many who are out OF
work and have no means OF earning wages.
Other matters have also engaged the at
tention Of these noble women. They have
projected night-school for men and boys
at the soup-house, and enlisted number OF
young men as teachers and co-workers.
These will meet there tonight to organize
and divide the labor. The school will be
put in operation on Monday night at 1880
O'Clock. The ladies connected with this
movement will also open school for sew
ing and reading for women and girls on the
same night.
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sectarran Appropriations.

Editors Dispatch: The Dispatch Of to-
day announces that the Common Council
will make an effort to curtail expenditures
so as to bring the appropriations within the
ordinary receipts. This is wise deter
mination and should be faithfully carried
out. In order to aid in the good work OF
economy, venture to suggest that the last
report OF the city fathers contains two
items OF expenditure that should be un-
tremendously Topped of. | allude to an
appropriation OF 5000 for st. Joseph's Or.
phan Asylum, and $3.50 for st. PauFs
Church Home. These, as understand, arc
pure gratuities to two sectarian institutions,
and are thus vio%tivc Of the proper reIa-
tion which should subsist between munich
pal government and religion. The city gov
ernment has no control over these institu-
tions. They are purely denominational,
and there are thousands OF citizens who
hold that to tax citizen to support secta.
rian or denominational institutions is fla
grant wrong. Let the Council retrace their
unwise step in this matter.
a TAXPAYER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15

Ordered TO Leare.-A family by the name
OF Carson, said to have been originally from
North Carolina, squatted some time since in
the vacant house near the corner Of Bridge
avenue and Porter street. Since that time
they have ANNOYED our citizens considerably
by begging. The men were lazy and dissi-
pated. and the women no better. Yester-
day, complaints Of yagrancy having been
preferred against them, they were ordered
to leave the city at once by Mayor Clarke.
Captain Lipscombe, chief Of police, was
charged with the carrying out Of the order.
The family had TWO horses when they came
here, but allowed one to starye and freeze
to death 4 short time since.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15

Personal.-The funeral OF Mr.. Richard
K. Risby, an old and respected citizen, took
place yesterday and was largely attended.
The services were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Vanderslice, and the remains were Inferred
at Maury.
Mr.. William Winfree, with but few ex-
ceptions the oldest citizen Of Chesterfield,
and the father OF DR.. John II. Winiree, was
in the city yesterday.
Among the visitors to the city is Marcus
A. Cogbill, clerk OF the County Court OF
Chesterfield county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15

THF FIREMEN's BALL.-To say that San
ger Hall was crowded last night on the oc-
casion OF the firemen's ball would but faint
" express the condition Of affairs. There
was a perfect jan-the gentlemen being
largely in excess Of the ladies. Voelker's
band dscoursed its most inspiring strains,
and up to midnight all was "as merry as
marriage-bell."
Chief-Engineer Ainslie and the various
captains in the department., as the Commit
tee of Arrangements, were unremitting in
their attentions to their guests.
AS number of tickets were sold to par
ties who did not attend, handsome sum
was realized for the benefit OF one Of the
most deserving branches Of our city govern
ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15

Mr. soTHERN AS THE CRUSHED TRAaEDIAN.
Mr.. Sothern drew another fine house last
night. There was an enger desire on the
part OF our Theatre goers to see him as the
Crushed Tragedinn, and brilliant indeed
were the expectations, and satisfactory the
result. The play would, however, be a
thinner fragment without the Crushed than
Our American Cousin without Dun
dreary, while the humor Of the chief charac-
ter is by no means so subtle.
The Crushed is popularity supposed to be
somewhat highly-colored caricature OF
George the Count Joannes. Such, how
ever, is not the fact. The piece was writ
ten in England by man who probably
never heard of our eccentric friend. But
George imagines, or pretends to imagine,
that it is burlesque OF him, and it will not
harm to let him have his way.
Years ago the Count lthen plain Mr.
Jones) was mighty we'll known here. He
was the manager and lessee Of the old Mar
shall Theatre. he at that date gave no In
dications OF the eccentricities Of genius !"
which have since made him so famous, and
which at this time are bringing him 80 many
piles OF tHrnip-tofs, onions, &C., along
with ample supplies OF money from those
New Yorkers who had rather see him
than Booth as Hamlet. In those long
past days here George was account
ed a barely tolerable actor. HisSwiis,
CHalinda jones' stood high in the profes-
sion. His career here for some years was
prosperous. A popular couplet OF his day
lives in the memory Of certain Capitol Of
fetal long after the occasion which gave
birth to it is forgotten-to-Wit:
On the boards of the Marshall Theatre three stars
are certain,
Mr. and Mrs. Jones and the new drop-curtain.
Finally Mr.. and Mrs. Jones began to live
unhappily together, and the result was that
the Virginia Legislature divorced them.
Soon after Sotbern began playing "The
Crushed'' in New York Jones summoned
him into court for bringing him sJones)
into ridcule and contempt. He failed most
ingIoriously to make out the case. But he
got much newspaper notice and was satis-
fed.
But to return to NIr. Southern. His Gre
ative faculty is very great. He is carica-
turist-bold, yet delicate in his pOrtraitures.
{" The Crushed" " is q satire OF the old school
Of acting, and the more people are acquaint-
ed with the stage the better it is appreci-
ated. II anybody declares that it Is nearly
all nonsense few will dispute the PROPOSE
ton. Still it is laughable and entertaining.
Mr.. Sothern's company is trst-rate one.
The iadies are handsome and talented.
Tonight David Garrick and the farce, A
Regular Fix; both splendid pieces in their
way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15

MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF THE Poor
A meeting Of citizens was held at the room
Of the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
evening at O'Clock to consider the best
means OF furnishing remunerative employ
ment for INDECENT females. In consequence
of the inclemency Of the weather and the
directors OF the Chamber Of Commerce be-
ing in session, the meeting was adjourned
until O'Clock Monday next. 1t is hoped
that on that occasion there will be large
attendance. l...s5s
Among those present last night were
Bishop Doggett, Rev. Drs. Jeter and Dick
inson, Thomas w. McCance, Esq, John
Purcell. Esq, George S. Palmer, Esq, and
John Wanamaker, Esq, Of Philadelphia-
the latter by special request. Mr.. Wana-
maker is well-known philanthropist in
bis own city, and employs large number of
operatives, and will be enabled to give the
meeting the benefit of his extended expe-
rience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15

The city Gouncil.-The first meeting OF
the City Council since their acquittal OF the
charges preferred against them will be held
tonight. The vacancy in the body from
the Third Ward will be filed. 1t is ex-
pected that Samuel r. Owens, Esq, will be
elected. Mr.. Owens is an old, wealthy, and
respected citizen. He was member OF the
Board OF Trustees under the old charter,
and was defeated for the City Council at the
first election held under the new charter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-15

The Municipal Election.-At the ensuing
election in May seven members OF the City
Council will be elected-three in the Flrst
Ward, one in the Second, two in the Third,
and one in the Fourth. The other officers
to be chosen arc the Mayor, Common
weaths Attorney, and City Sergeant.