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, 1879-03-27

Of the obnoxious lars mined at hE tllr .1ot
Comnltteo's repors would he Gy tue Etaseage =

y
Com nltteo's repnrt would he by tue staseage
Il separate measure or ,neasure3 Independent vi
the Appropriation hills.
Representative Turner delivered speech "f
mich carnestncss. fn,istthg that tho Federal
Election LAWS should l,r repealed totally.
Several members Of thE Committee briefly
replied. Senator Voorhees, SAID he had himself
beet III favDr Of twccphg lI lnw from t!'estat-
ri tl,e majority OF the Committee, um! waa now
of opinion TINT tho course recommended In re-
gard to It is tho most cxpcieDt hut can he puE.
sued under the e1'stllIE circumstances.
arEAEEH HAXuAit
tools the floor. utml expressed the opinion thai
tee, both In tts general tcnFe mil details. WIS
such as to cunYncntl itself. not only tu ryrry
mt.nbcr rrescnt. but to tin ts',1n!rv ut lnrRr.
flu did not. think It necessary to adopt y
drtn md last'ng sunrort Of TIE
caucus' action, for he was entt*irl frnm hfe
knowiedee Of Tho sentiment ot tlIe party. niitl
from the tenor of to.day's Interchange of Views,
or .ulc In tic ratlks Of tho Democracy III Con-
Erets n1alnst allurIng to The actfon thus mnrtt-
cd tut, through, whatever contest might come,
until 1t Should be crDwncd with SUCCESS.
applause, nni, attcr closiHg. tlm !c''ale. ~llleh
occupied nl,out two and half hours. II was
almost unanimously agreed that lin Appropra-
tim bills which failed Of enactment ut t''e INIT
1ssn -. Gs,.sn, s,.d,,o omn indta, .hn},,d H. IL.
iees!aS' Eaeeut"o ~. sts as..,,, s'uw ,s,o,a ~
in,uoaIsu "'"t Ln.1s,I H.. u lin. sn +n"v III,
shoni6 takr nrcse;icnrr.
Wr Sr,rf,e IN Inntrnrfnl tn Int rnIunn thnt
measure tomorrow, md Mr.. Atkins was re-
qucstcd to Introduce tho Legislative bill. The
provisions uf
THE ARMY Mill
,r,, hc identical with t1,oso ronloInei1 In +hc
m,ca.,,rc AZ IL was nasaed hy thc
iast Conrrass' Including the c1anss
w1,ich nTnhinftef thc nrsaer3,e nf troous nt
thn ,,o,,e ill., rnneni nf the tcst-ont1, f,r ft,,rs
n,nnrrr of ,lrnwnr ft1rors, and thu INV govern.
|,r 49, ~ ,nnp,1nrotri in fhc i.arisiafirn
FEcc,,tyn No mi fuGiciais Annrnnration Xii ~
10 te.t stn trii ha s,itsnntfajjs il,c same.
ia enr eercral nnimnnrtnnt nitcr
s.ton. ~ ,h.neonio1r ''fo' '"' 1''"'
"'9 IT, w"s ,a pa~T"ed ;hot Fees. Nos, o01e. a.ol8
mi . III. Fc1era1 nicrtfon inwa NJ N" Tcvscd
stnt,,;"s III an, I'll sncccc,iin,, scc,inn. incn~
H. . ~ IN sHnmi1 hc scyrrav rcncoicd' n,ti
,,'nt Src M. D.n17 sl,nnid lie n,nentcI hy striI;
Ing mt of the tirst Inc tic words uand re-
n,iiirot, J, j. sor IL nflt0 syi In nmendcf1 IL.
.tr,kln;, ont the cIausn rclstigc Ia tic canvass
, 1879-03-27

WASHINGTON, Il. e., March 2b.-Varlous bills
were Introduced; one by Mr. I'endlcton, lhat
the principal officer al esch executive DEPART
n,cnt may occupy seat on Tie floor OF the Sen
atu ind llollsc.
an executive session was held, mud when the
doors weto oponud tho Senate adjourned.
, 1879-03-27

u ttat -.
to Tie a. >t.t*sf
the firm. :; lE:-
tradition pro. y *:
week on his own '.,.'" ~; 4,
The Stock BoarL - T.,
tIon to Otsaws to o, hf= ..-
1obbiug bill. t::s;, ~;
discuss thu tariff, and pasae- 1.-u,f
lutions: it.4
upon The cost OF inland s1anapottnt,,. - F:p.
and transshlpmcnt with all Tia c1p:nas '.ft1
ise.pte @ rethe9 @ y By lsnn ar water i" liz IT,
whlcll shipment II 1nndc, whether tn tranah
direct to Canada, Is. frst, vexatiuns nnd nnnorn
importer and The euuunls. md ineauttabte In its
spplte"slon; thsfd calculated 70 opsm NJ way no 10
ou rescInded. and the dutr relied nuon from thls
sorFcn os'ta,ncd II necessary, In some other End
mose direct way.
sp<cta, D{.patca n 7as Tribune.
OTTAWA, March 9--A number Of petitions
from printers and ncwspancr publishers praying
for the repral OF tic clauses Of the new thrill
schedule IMPOSING duties on type. pr'ntng.n*,
prtnting.prcsacs, etc. hare bceu prcseutcd In
the House Of Commons. Letters of renioh-
etruncc agaIust the tariff arc being received by
members every day.
4 rumor IA nc,in current that Sir A. =, Gait
will be taken into the Cabinet shortly.
III tile Housc Of Commons, Mr.. kivet moved
for the correspondence In relation to Canadian
vessels bound for Lake Michigan reporting at
Port Huron Instead Of at SheboyCan, as "a the
practice at present under the existing
regulations Of the United States Gus.
tong. He explained that great Inconvenience
was at present caused owing 70 the tart tlIn1
Canadian vessels were Obliged to report ut sha.
boyga1. Steamers belonging to tIr NorttIesn.
al American line, were allowed The privilege u
reporting ut Port Huron, aul he, believed II
proper representation ere ma1e The same priv
ilcges would be extended to the Canadian res.
ses, wl,tr, By the rcstrictiops imposed on them,
were placed at q serious disadvantage. II pro.
lection WIS to be the order OF the day, he
thn,trht Canadian ycssc1e should come iu fue
their share Of protection. The motion was cur
rixd.
Mr. De- Cosmos brought ~ @ HI; In motion Ion. .,1s fcr
% tio,, lie pettton II on from brtish Columbia respect.
inr Chinese jabor but at the request Of Sit john
H. Macdonatd It vas referred.
Mayor Mackintosh, tic uotI. Jatnes skcnd, J.
iIyray. II, q, pcrley McNab, GYM. T., nml a
int,ra humber of prominent citizens waited on
tlls Minister OF Public Works IN relation to Tho
| Canajjau Atlantic Railway. They s,ayc q bill
| hnfore the liuuse uskiur for powcr 10 constrncl
in aWIns.brIdes % oyer tl,c ST. sTrunre at Cote",i,
9 aaoer Ms S U wera nnens .e ass
tat!om. aud explained that thv proposed lmc
would bn of Immense benefit 10 tic lnnl.,cr In.
iSre1ts IT. :" e.G istrncn Ottawa md. Bostou by
oho,,t ia In1lca NM, rcdmre Inc frcrnt IN INN
her shjnneij to tic New England States 81 prs
n Hin ehur .,,nr,iee al,ont sid car.ioad chesurf
H. tnon @ nt nrc.e't.
Tnr ijnn. Mr. Tunrcr. aftar receiving fnfor.
, 1879-03-27

HtAESts'
good tnang ot Tho 1l9a.'"sh ac'rgatfon "ere
nnteh 10 ,hc IrrtIn mIs.t,,n. 1},cv xay they
.,s,..,. .,' ,.I',"" :, .,,,'" :. .a.s, -
.","" III ''ou c.pe.'eo u. ',e'e 10 'eas"n ~
bc''ess 'h"t tue Administration At M Ftfnc IT,
utte ut The more ftu,ur;apt mt.4Ions untlI!ed,-
lin, -, i,,,..t, :. H. a,,,,,t.r hs. ,,dIcot.d
~. .,e.,. ~ .,.." @ ~ 1,a...,,s. aaan !.
"s oe'"e 70 'e'u'"' ~. "ofae"ue '.os1" os', :,
ta1d to hare l'cen appointed to tue Central
Al.eritan mission a. much on hss onn myftts az
uh acrul1nt IT political fndMecf'.c1Its. He WIS
recommended BY 4 majority, u NIT h1 ali, OF thy
ll!nos delegation. Assf:tant.etcrrtarv Seward
saws tlnI bis record a. diofomattc oil!ccs while
Minister to Chill vas very Kool.
the ,Il1sots REPUBLICAN, neLEoArlos
tp r,,rrra.x ,s,d d ,,.,,ir, tont,b, At tkp
rnotn. ~ l:"nrc.rntatt", il"rt. nj t:hisaVo. 10
farm A., nrcnnj1atnn for !,,r Gonrrcss. n1ui IN
ssc1 ..ti1 G ~ pa1"s ,rin ~ .hi. Gnes,
II I,as hen c,,t',,,narv for n number nj rcars
for thu l,nontinn r., n,eat ~ tI,r f,rvtnufr ri
-. rn,ros. 49,. ~ ~ ,,.neni,o ~ ,hs ,,,rp,.c
;rIn :,F1scnt iclernt,on Is entirely harmonjous.
}ley viii recommend ttr Immediate Urrantza-
ti2n Of the entire statc for thu pa1oose Of an
effective campaign. The delegation elected the
lion. GrccnGury L.. Furt President, mud Col.
Davis, af ChtcnEo, Secretary Of the delegation
for the Fort, sixth Congress.
&SyEsT}9AT!ox,
w.sr,rnr"s. Il. 4. Marh ss.-Thc eenata
rn,nttf." inn,,,rin,, 1mto tI,c nilrUc fra,,,t. In
liz int" e]rrtinns. Srnntnr Wallace. Chairman.
tot,"r txorninri Sfrs Gnrha,n. jate Secretary OF
The Scuatc, liz sujl tlIIt during tho Congress
sinnai ron,nairn nj 117N nhnut Rl(f1 900 was
rujkcd for Republican campaiEn purposes !;
s03 30oo from Federal officers nntl enpioyrs ~
voluntary contrtbuttt'1', ant' TUT remainder 1rom
irlGhus u tne pa1'f !lot ~ nnni0ilR enice'
ieFhnPs s',nuut eo'"o cHs'e % !Lu!t' tunI'S1s. ~
, 1879-03-27

tnGf' that no machinery for Iht manufacture Of arts
c,nl catbontc acid Eas tolnl hcar The rfeu,'
iscs and That necessity cGIttrd fur tho manufacture
Of Pnch gas for In hottns thu WATERS fr The
ION that tito sptink rst supplies far ofc gaI tsa Il
nccessnry far tho nHrr~e Of bott1lng tho Waten and
prcsurstng tho *nmn noant Ut Rna 81 Il cont.1ocd IN
Tho Mater willis In tho HprnH Tht Contul concludes
his rclus tottnws ~ therefore stato that my
oninfon formed Aftcf What consider careful nnt
pAiHsaktn9 tnVHsttguton. thst the AtolIina.s Water
bottled at thu ApolhArlt sprine. exported 70 thu
unicl 6iatr,, IL htyntl question natutat t91lera
WATER"
The cYtdrnes which accompanies Tho Coupuls dis.
pacA atcms to abundAntly au*taln ia eonculoR that
the Aronnrta Watcr ~ heretofore imported II = nat
uraI mineral! water entitled exemption from duty.
Very respectfully. II. r. FRENCH,
AsattAnt Secretary.
fcopr.J
The Natural ApolIfnars Watcr OF tho AroltinaIts
Spring near Ncuenahr Is alkaline gaaeoua ~eter
which may ID u'eh hanuaf1y ~ table wafer. IT.
riunsant tasla sni t1 rchnss In pure carbonic actd
fayotatY dtsttnsus II from the other ami1hr mineral
waters. Signed, PROFESSOR DIR. VIRCHUW.
nrFltn nhr fnsp
, 1879-03-27

tcory1
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
orrt@ oF THE SECRETARY.
w..rt,.'ToN. p. C.. FGtt n. 1870.
.,. ,-..,..t,k 4. ,.ry d Co., Il Wnrreu.st., New
York. ..
~, Department Is in recotpt Of yonr
, - ,,a ,a,b Ist tnnuIruK sl,o reaufts of the IN
,.an. ted by ynu last tntnG Int" thu
s.'"n ~ ncIISars HaleEa Imported into the United
G."... ,.ith .frerrn to the question whether tAet
So. 49, n.,rai mineral waters entitled IL c1nlllp.
~ t,- a,, Or arc. iihl! been frequently e1a!lei.
h.tt.,t artificial mineral wateEa, subject tU t!la
s.," c.or,an hY the statue In sllch cases.
~ sonto,rdtJ With your request tho Secretary Of
can. ~. to thorough inquiry to BE- ma1e
.,.h. ,.,fr hy n,Ir Cnnau1 nj Cologne and coplts
~ "nr,nnt on n1c In this Department. which con-
ti,sJ .,.,snenta re1ecng upon lhe manner In which
nt -,ttirts Waters Wclc prcnascd for shipment to
~. rn;,na GAtcs, were furnished to tha Conaul.
.,.v v,,.,nInous report upon the subject hes heea
,.n,,x.d III accompanying documents. frou, scIca-
III. ., o,,crs who have nAde tho matter 4 study,
- IN l., ia fully 1nancctcd Tho BprnR.
Tho Cona' et.'e. nay sno 1ulss@ VIZ .uns5 ~
given hin, 81 o...nn .',s -. -. ..s
, 1879-03-27

R0ADMAsTERs' ASSOCIATION.

nVhRWHo el1 HSSuNIftau"
pos1oN, March 2o.-The rosdmasters OF the
railroads Of the Unisad statea aud Caaada hare
formed m association Tor siding zach otherta
thelr work.
, 1879-03-27
Ar01k1NAN13 MINERAL WATER
AP0LI,INARIS
NATURAL. MINERAL WATER.


I'm tnet tme ein the nrvs
sufficiently
Apout. desirable to
tonxwh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

STATE FAIR.-Wc acknowledge the re-
ceipi Of an invitation to attend the State
Fair, at indianapolis, commencing on
2sth inst. and continuing one week, and
L we had our debts paid we would GER
iainly 90, Tor It bids fair 70 be the best
Fair upon which fair ones ever looked,
and Indianapolis fare Is always fair, and
we enjoy II fairly. All tho railroads In
The State carry passengers at half fare.
Acting President Hayes and his staff
win be there, and many other monstrosi'
tics and animal curiosities, such as never
fail to draw alarge crowd, and Interest
the public. We advise everyone who
can afford IL to go 10 The State Fair.
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Money. Tinne, Labor.

Go to II. Wertz q Cos Drug Store
and buy mixed orprcpared paints. One
gallon costs $40, will paint 800 feet OF
surface two coats. Stands 2l2 degrees
|of heat without blistcring. This pre-
pared or ready-mixed paint Is the best
made, and we guarantee to satisfy. II
1.-THE paint IL used according to our direc-
Itions and II does not give satisfaction In
finish and durability, we will repaint the
house or pace on which II has been used
with material cf the owners selection,
Ientirely free of cost to him. They are
cheaper, look better and last longer than
lead and oil mixed by yourself. These
paints are adapted to wood, brick OF
Iron, inside or outside work, roofs OF
floors. ceiling and walls. lfyou wish
to paint give us call.
| Aug. 3O-3t. Il. WERTz Il Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

OJThe Indiana NJ. +. Conference met
at Evansville Wednesday, and will be
in session probably over Sunday, pre-
sided over by Bishop Peck, who will de-
termine the locations of the preachers
for the next conference year. The
,Preacher On this Circuit, Rev.. W. +. +
Smith having been here the allotted two
years, will DO sent to some other work
Ne preached his farewell sermon on last
Sunday night to small congregation
Duting his two years on this work ht
has been an attentive pastor, and goes
away with the well-wishes of all the
churoh, leaving no pickering or strife'
for HE successor to heal. He deserves
good place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

DY virtue Of fee bill to me directed
ID from the Clerk OF the Dubois Cir
|cuit Court will expose at public
sale to the highest bidder. on
SEPTEMBER Goth, 1879,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and o'clock p. NJ. of said day, at the
door Of the Courthouse in Jasper, Du-
bois county, Indiana, the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven
years. Of the following described real es-
tate situated in Dubois county, Indiana,
|tOwit:
The undivided one third "a part oil
the northeast quarter of the southeast
Quarter of section Number one a.
township No. two III, south Of range No
six rel, west.
And on failure to realize the full
amount OF fee bill and cost, | will at the
same time and place expose 1t public
sale the fee simple Of said estate.
Taken as the property ofJuda Walker
Mary ID. Walker, Sarah Il. Songer and
Blashford Songer In the suit versus Johr
III. Stutsman.
GEORGE cox,
Sheriff Dubois County.
August goth, l879-3w. [p.f. S6 90
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ARRESTED AND EscAPkp. - Depnt,

ARRESTED AND ESCAPED. ~ Deputy
Sheriff Gardner on Tuesday last, arrest
ed Miss c. Neudeck, on a warrant based
on Indictment, charging her with grand
larceny, the particulars Of which were
published in the Courier several months
ago. Her father told Gardner 10 let her
60 and he would make It all right, sup
posing the bail to be small one, but
when he examined the bond and found
it to BE- for $500 90, be refused 70 sign Il
saying II was too much. Afler some
time spent in parleying, he said to the
Sheriff to keep her in custody, but ~
the meantime she had escaped, aud could
not be found, though diligent search
was made for her. Considerable excite
pent prevailed for tune, but the bird
had flown.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

LOUISVILLE ToBAcco WAREHOUSE,
Corner Main and Tenth Streets

LOUISVILLE ToBAcco WAREHOUSE,
Corner Main and Tenth Streets.
LouIsvrLLE. KY,
September Q, 1879.
EproR CouRlER.-Our market this
week has been somewhat irregular with
the range Of prices a shade lower. Re-
ceipts and sales have been light but the
demand has dec reased in the same pro-
portion.
From some sections we hear great
complaint Of damage done the growing
crop by the late hard rains. 1t is GER
tain that on the low lands tobacco has
been materially injured, but the little
tobacco Of other localities has been much
benefited BY the rain.
We are not looking for any material
change in prices soon without an early
frost, in which event. Of course, thu
weed in all its types and grades would
be higher. 1t is certain that much Of thu
crop will require late fall to save 1t:
The stock on hand in our market nov
varies very little from that Of the cor
date last year, say 1900
hhds.
Sales this week sOl hhds. Receipt
$50 hhds. Sales since January LIST, 40,
900 hhds.
Yours truly,
SHERLEy GLOVER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

0TDuring the thunder storm on last
Sundaysnorning, the barn belonging to
Mr.. Turnham, the p. NJ. at Dale, was
struck by lightning and totally destroyed.
The hasn contained large quantity Of
hay and other feed, also two horses, two
moving machines, spring wagon, .
buggy, . farm wagon, several other farm
ingimplements and several sets Of har-
meas, oil OF which were burned.
Another barn belonging to 9 German
farmer living near Ferdinand, was also
struck by lightning and destroyed, but
with what loss was not learned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

Ireland Items.
Health has been extremely good the
past simmer.
We get good -four now, as John Urich
is chief miller.
Gov. Adams is digging his potatoes.
He's got lots Of EN-.
Ike Harden is lonesome now as Miss
Lou Beck has gone away.
DR.. Kclso has no clerk as Charley De-
mott has gone TO teaching.
Lizzie Monroe feels bad now that DR..
KcIso's clerk il gone.
James Finch IL clever fellow and
knows bow to milk the cows, and does
il too. So. says 4. M.
DR.. Net Wilson, from all appearances
IL going in to the Lennon culture
Guess you'll have sweet time Of II
Miss Belle.
A flying report il that there will be q
new married couple come to our town
May come in with the Mess-more the
merrier.
Improvement still goes on. Mr.. Johr
Stewart & Sons are putting up a fine
large frame residence on Kclso stree
north OF the Masonic Hall. Guess tn,
boys are going TO get married.
Nellie Oppelt and Kittie Greene are
visiting friends at Loogootec. Ice viii
son and j. Slater have gone up there too
and they do say that johnny went to SCI
Maggie Beck.
Lige Stewards business house Is prett,
well on the way, hard by Mrs Bell
Dilleu's dry goods store, where Mis-
Annie Cooper clerks and Charley Wilson
don't like II either,
Quite an alarming incident took place
in our town last week, some person con
Icealed, fired on revolver at Mrs. Fer
lguson's hotel, and the ball being YER
near spent passed through the windov
and dropped down on the floor, an
came in On ace Of striking George Kin
die, who was sitting BY the window
| Old Carlo barked out right, but the mil
Icreant escaped. WILLIE WILD.
Sept. 9Th, 1879.
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LOCAL. Trade r. R.-An election has
been ordered in three townships in
Spencer.county, for October 18th, on the
question Of subscribing in the aggregate
about $4,000 to aid the construction Of
the Evansville Local Trade railroad
through Jackson township from Boon
Vile. sl1dsunuing within pne-half mile
OF the ME- church in Gentryyille, and
through Ca<y and Hun townships east
Of the Rockport railroad towards Troy
in Perry county. The Rockport people
are opposing this effort Of the Evans
villiansao.cut OF trade from their town
and the fght will be q hot one.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

1Mr. August Jutt, (son Of our fel-
low-citizen. Mr.. G. J. Jutt), who gradu-
ated with the honors of his class at the
Indiana Deaf and Dumb Institute two
years ago, leaves on Monday next TO
enter on bis duties as an instructor q
the Institute, to which position he was
recently appointed by the Directors
BY his habits Of close application he will
make successful teacher, and be hai
our best wishes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12
The Catholic Rule as to Church
Debt.

Debt
Bishop Chatard and Father O'Dona.
ghue will leave on Saturday to attend
the conservation Of new Catholic church
at Bloomington. Through the untireing
efforts Of Father j. ID. Unvervagt, the
pastor, this church has been erected and
paid for during the past twelve months
and Il therefore entitled to conservation
1t will be the fourth church edifice In
this diocese upon which the rite Of con
secration has been performed. the rule
Of the Catholic church being that conse
Grafton cannot take place so long as any
debt remains upon the building. The
three consecrated churches in the dioces'
are at Ferdinand, Dubois county Olden
burg. Franklin county, and the Vincen
mes Cathedral. All Others have beer
simply . blessed not consecrated.- In
ldianapolis Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12
County Sabbath School C0nven'

There will be semi-annual conven-
ton OF the Dubois County Sabbath
School Association, Ct Lennon church,
on the first Thursday and Friday Of
October. The chief object OF the
meeting Is the organization Of Township
associations throughout the county. A
general attendance OF s. s. workers Is
solicited from all parts Of the county.
O. +. HoBBs, Chm Elk. Com.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

The Lafayette Journal says: Califor.
MIA Republican by $4,000 majority and
ali the congressman is good enough.
No majority about it. The Republi-
can candidate for governor il in the mi
nority of ali the votes cast. He has a
plurality, which elects him.-[Indian-
apolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

The Detroit Free Press strikes out
something better than flash Of wit
when it says that "the law which sends
a boy Of twelve to prison for bad con-
duet should send bis father along with
him for bad government
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

The following advertised lctters II NOT
called for within thirty days, VIII DO
sent to the Dead-letter Office:
GENTLEMEN's LIsr.
Doren. George Mundy, Seraphine
Jetez. John l. Morgan George
Linder. Sarn Peterson, Otto
Main. Pill StreigIe, Joseph
AlOIs 0RAMELsrACHEE. r. NJ.
Sept. 12th. 1879.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

William II. Vanderbilt controls $500
miles Of railway, and employs 27.7o6
men, who receive some S1,l7S,O0O salary
each month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-12

Smith American Company Organ.
with eight stops, knee swell, and bcauii-
Iful tone, for sale at the COURIER OFFicf-
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|N?ui!Ay! n !m TRAVELLING PUBLIC

The c.. II. 4 s. w. R'y Co., have made
arrangements with the Louisville and
Henderson Packet Co., by which NOM
ing trains make direct connection at
Rockport with all boats in their line for
Evansville.
Monday evening train connects at
Rockport with Steamer Grey Eagle for
Louisville.
Through tickets TO Evansville for sale
az all Offices Of Company and by Con-
ductors Of trains.
II. G. BRANHAM, Sup't
ApriI 18th, l870--tf.
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CAMDEN cox. r. MAxEDON.
Cox T. MaxedOn.
PRoPRIEroRs OF THE
ST. ANTHONY FLOUR MILLS.

TUvHE owners Of this mill. have thoroughly over
II hauled and reitted Il with bolts, and are
now prepared fer superior grade OF -four 70 the
public Arrangements have been made to deliver -four
and shir stuff in Jasper Saturday u each week, and
I'VE Guarantee Satisfaction In all cases.
CUSTOM GRINDING DONE EVERY DAY.
and -four exchanged. IL desired for good wheat
Sept. II, 1S7p-- en-
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BIC SWEET PoTAroEs.-Mr. A. Mehr-
niger, the boss sweet potato raiser Of this
comfy, was in town with . load on
Wednesday. They met . ready sale q
seventy cents bushel. He gave Us .
big specimen, and had one weighed
which pulled down the scales ct i've and
three-quarter pounds. This wss large
but We remember he brought us one
Two years ago which weighed uins
pounds.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

The proprietors of the Union Flour
Mills respectfully thank the public for
their patronage, and give notice that they
will expect all who buy flour Of tlfem TO
send
CASH WITH ORDER,
ne they cannot sell -four on credit any
longer. The small margin now realized
by millers compels us to adopt this
course.
EGG & SCHEURICH.
August LIST. 1679--tf.
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SIcK.-Mr. David Hamilton, engineer
on the railroad has been confined to BIZ
bed BY fever this week.
The many friends Of Mr.. John Budd
will be glad to learn that he IL improv
Ing from his severe attack Of fux.
Mrs. Mary Troxler, mother Of ou
clever ssddlers, Joseph and John Trox
ler, come to town Tuesday, to see he
sons, and the exertion was too sever
for her, and she lays sick in town.