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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
EUKEfGA .NElE,S.

Herr Seydewilz. conservative member Of the
Ptussian Keichstac, has been elected President
of that body in the place Of Herr Forekeubeek.
resigned.
The principal betting now on the race for the
Derby stakes is II to . against Victor Chief, 6
to against Codcgan and Falmouth, to
against Cbaribert, and 200 to l against Uncas.
The radio, members of tho French Chamber
Of Deputies will. on Saturday, propose the fol-
loving order of the day: The Chamber, re-
gretliog that tho government 10 the distrbu-
ton of pardons hns not made 40 application
more polite AID more conformable with the
amnesty law, aud hoping that 10 the future tho
government will so apply it as to avoid e. ctora
COL fcts ADD give the country tho pachcaton
its needs passes to The order of the day." This
is practically resolution Of cepsure, and would
involve tho fall of the Cabinet, which will
therefore, it is believed, demand the order Of
day pure and single.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
se;F- PRoTErT THE SYSTEM FROM Ma

say- PROTECT THE SYSTEM FROM MALARIA.
It is possible to do this even in regions OF coun-
try where missma is most rife, and whore the
periodic tevers which it causes assume their
most formidable types. The immense popular.
lily Of aostetters Stomach Bitters is very large
~ attributable to the fact Of its efficacy as rem
edy for chills and fevers bilious remitteEts, aud
as 8 preventive Of the various forms of mslarisl
disease. In those portions of the West and
South where complaints of this nature prevail,
and in the Tropics. it ia particularly esteemed
for the protective il luence which it e1erts; and
it has been very widely adopted as substitute
for the dangerous and comparatively Ineffective
Alksloid, sulphs.e ofGuinine. PHYSICIANS nave
Lot been among the last TO coucede its merits,
and tho emphatic professional Endorsements
which it hss received have added to tho Iepu-
tstiol it has obtained at home and abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

,vEII,S or THE Ul

Robert II. Berdcll, cx-presideut Of the E:is
railway, was arrested 10 NV foiS city !e:tei'
day on charge Of perjury.
The Frtedneu's Bank Com missioners, re-
port that they hope scoD to pay 20 pr ceot.
dividend 10 additioo TO the 90 per cant. already
paid.
At Terre Hsu!e, Iod., yesterday, VIM. Ntl,
SOD. negro, was sentenced 10 pay noe OF
$500 and be inpyisoDed 10 the pen'seDtlary Tor
one year for marrying white woman
The legislative bill having been amended IN
several minor particulars in the Senate goes
back to The House fer its corcurrerca, and Will
probably rot reach the President before Friday
and veto may be expelled by Tuesday, and
possibly On Monday.
The u. S. Senate, yesterday. after so much
Unnecessary talk. finally passed. tho legislative
judicial aud executive appropriation b.lI, 10
Guiding the political amendments. by vote
of 81 to -. then adjourned till Thursday
abd the members will avail themselves OF tht
holiday to visit The Pimico races.
Toe AmalE, an Italian bark, cleared trcu
New York Oh Saturday with 2O0 barrels OF RI
fined patrclcum, and was burned yesterday
morning Will, at anchor near the cid q1arran
tioe grounds. The petroleum exploded from
causes uLkown. Tie total less will DO abou
$50 900, covered By insurance.
Tho sale CT coit1p for future delivery 10 New
York Monday ard Tuesday reached the total Of
$50 OOO hales, at 40 advance oil i cent to cen
Der pcund. There has not heen SO excited
tc.no Oh the cotton exchange for loog Whll'
as was witnessed both yesterday and Monday
coust leot upon advances OF strong make
10 Liverpool.
% the 18Th inst. stage coach 90 the wal
from L,advilc, Colorado, for Canon City. fel
over The bank of the mountain road and made
three complete turns. when it was stopped bI
SO NC fallen timber. The occupants cfthc stage
were about dozen 10 uumber, most OF then
belDg members Of tbcstrIcal troupe, and DIS
tiued for Silver Cliff. Thrco women bad eacf
az aim broken and one hereg broken and I
mau was badly bruised about the head ant
shoulders, with fears that sight has been com
ple,cly destroyed 10 one eye.
10 Tho House Of Representatives YESTERDAY
the Silver bill beipg under consideration TIT
scclicu allowing tho deposit Of bullion at 40!
mint and its bciDg coined for the benefit of tht
owners, was adopted by vote Of ll3 to ITO
The QUESTION recurring % the section, which
proyiues hat the charges for melting and-re'
foirg shall be tiSed by the director oflhe niot
an amendment, cff.red from tho republican sid
was adopted, by a vote Of III 10 l05, provld
ipg that tho charges shall bs the difference be
tween The market value OF the bullion AID TOT
legal tender value Of ID. colo. This was dc
E.. a NJ tho sivnr men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

twill be seen by our Washington cores
pondepoo to day that an early breSk 10 the demo-
cratic Ices is txpcoted. and that probably South
Carolina will lead of. That 10 Other words the
radicals 10 Coclr,ss will be enabled by The aid
Of suficie 1t pumbsr OF southern democrats 10
PASS both The army and the legislative, Judicial
and executive appropriation bills, without The
poii,a riders to those bills. Ooc OF the rea'
soos assigned FIR This course en- the part OF the
democrats is Tho remarkable one that II the
army BE- dsbauded Tor want OF funds the front
i will be left uoptcte cttd, and that Then Il lex
Chandler will By euisSsr!is. iostlgstc tho Sioux
and o,her hostile lndian tribes 10 ns ka de.
scent on tie settlers. aud that tho radicals
will asc!ibe Tie ensuing mass; ere TO the re-
fussl # tie rebels to vote The necessary
supplies. aud cCrSqutItly carry the reIt
presidential els c.iOn. Tot by means OF the
bloody stint, tu. ty tie more powerful
il fueLos Of the bloody .cslp. 10 The Gst
place tho army would cot be discarded it tho
bill for its support filled to PISS The army
has msnsged 10 set alorg pretty we'll on PRO.
Vious tcoasiors without sppropiil'oCs Tor its
eupp0rt, sid What tss been done orce can be
done agaiu. Bat even wtre tisba1dment q
naccsary o1ost queuoe Ct Tie loss Of the bill,
the people Of the country are Got so Ignorant
cf the proceedings If Congress Gs 10 be una
vale Of the fact that the responsibility would
lis with Mr.. Hayes, who vetoed the bill. and
got With the democrats. who passed it. People
Who want reasons for tScuIpatiug themselves
ian geuerslly God them. hut if those who con-
template surrenderluv the iDprtgoat'e position
they now bold. Gao assign 20 stronger ono tor
doing 80 than that to which We refer. their ease
i; bad indeed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

Tho negro convention in Richmond, like
that at Nashville, spent its strength on snail
personal grievance, and ca the nomination Of
General Grant for the next presidency. The
nomination at Richmond was precisely similar
20 that at Nashville, but the personal griev.
ance was not the same; for. whereas at Nash
Vile it was the refusal Of railroad conductor
10 allow baud OF oegro Jubilee singers to cccu.
ny seats in the ladies car. in Richmond it was
tie refusal of colorsd BARRIERS to shave oolored
men,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOwDEiNs
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY q, 1879.
The election for city ctfioels will take place

The election for city efhoels will take place
Tomorrow. As ,hcic is 90 regularly orga' lad
.pposiliop to the Conservative ticket, ind Is
be SUCCESS Of that t,kst is ,ured. tu; little
interest, outside OF that fit by The Candidates
u ID their pels>nl friends, is manifested in the
result This, however. affords 10 reason why
very conservative should not take the short
,.lno required for aud sui cot himself to the
little Inconvenience incident up:n tip TO tho
pulls. Discipline should b. preserved, Tor it is
ss NECESSARY 10 success 10 political IS it Is 10
military sH,irs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
OFFITI.7L.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At called meeting of the Board Of Alder.
mon, held May Goth, 1879. there acre present :
f. +. Downham, eaq President. and Messrs.
Burroughs, Marbury, Strauss, Risheill and Reld.
The appointment of Charles K. Grimes by the
Corporation Court to act as judge Of all election
TO be held in the Sd ward until May 10Th, 1880,
in the place OF Edward Quinn, YVES confirmed
On the application of sundry citiz ans of the Is!
ward i! WAS ordered that water plugs be placed
at the corner OF Gibbon and Lee and franklin
and Lee stroete-
Tho Board then adjourned.
Testo: JEo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

The adoption by tho House Of Represents
ty,s. yesterday, of an amendment to the Silver
bill, providing that the charge for coiliog silver
dollsri shall DO tbc differences between tho mpr'
ket value If tho bullion aud the legal tender
value of The coio, is favorable indication that
The whole House is not acting in tho Interests
# the owoers of the silver mines, but that as
between the owners Of the mines ADD tho PEG
ole, as represented by tho Government. ma.
j,rity of that body are in favor OF the latter
The effect Of this amendment will be The Same
as if the Government wero authorized to Dur-
chase bullion ut its market value, aud make
the sixteen cents on each dollar it coins. While
the adoption Of tits amendment is gratifying
evidence Of on improvement in Congress, We
Are sorry to see it was supported by so few
democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

UNEXPECTED FAILURE The failure in New
York yesterday of Williams. Brine s. Co, COT
ton merchants, for over $3l5 0Go was. ii is said,
precipitated by the sudden arrival Of the senior
member from Charleston, who utterly discoun
his Absence Cotton has been active for few
days, and the advance sharp. The firm were
short GO. coo bales on July delivery. There was
quarrel, and, it is Eaid, sn immediate disao!u.
ton of psrtner.hip. They were rated at one
million, and had almost Unlimited credit 1t is
the biggest failure IN tho cotton trade for yesis
The firm say they will pay every OBLIGATION.
Williams is said to BIO worth moro than S.. OOp, :
Geo, and it is through him that liabilities will be
paid. When the failure was announced a. the
Cotton Exchangethe market fell off ten points,
but recovered again before the c!ose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
PeueStY'IauiSM.

TORONTO. Ont. May 22.-Nearly 1000
wereiu attendance at the pedestrian contest
last evening, the interest in which continues to
increase. Nelson CT St. Cstharine and Walk
or Of Buffalo are considerably 10 advance of The
down 10 them. At midnight the score stood ::
Walker 10 mile0, laps; Nelson l79 miles.
> laps; Cusack l52 miles. l lay; Warner l4s
miles, | laps; Upcroft l43 miles; Alber,i l2g
miles; Henderson 124 miles. laps; O'Grady
30 miles lap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
Reported for tie alexandria Gazette.
WASHINGTON. May 81.
The Senate WAS not in session t. day.

WASHINGTON. May u.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session Cday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Tho Hou;e resumed the consideration 10 the
morning hour of the bill 10 repeal and amend
laws relating to The transfer Of cases from State
to Federal Courts
Mr. Frye Of Maine, suggested to Mr.. To|D-
shepG. of ILL.,, who has charge Of the bill,
whether, 10 view of the importance OF the
measure. and the lack of attention given to 1t,
no would not consent to have it referred to the
judiciary Committee, or rtc1mmitted to tho
Committee % the Revision Of the Laws not 10
be brought back at this session.
Mr.. Townshend declined to accedo to tho
suggestion and iDimatcd that there Was 20
lack Of interest or attention 90 the part OF The
House. lie insisted 90 his demand for the
previous question.
r. The republican side Of iLs House ihercupou
| rclraioed from votog SO that there should not
bs quorum, and then call OF lhs House was
comucCctd.
Tho oil Of tue House together with the yea
and nay votes % other dilstcry moIious oon'
sumcd the morning hour, aud tho bill went
over without actioo, which called for the re-
mark from Mr.. Townsbend that The republicans
by To, ir 6!ibusteIiog were obstructing the aD-
preparation bills and other public egislaiIou.
| Tho legislative appropriation bill was received
| from the Senate and referred to the Com mitte
on Appropriations.
Mr.. Cox Of New York, introduced bill FOR
an international exhibition Of arts. man ufactares
srd products in New York city, which was ro-
ierred to the Committee on Foreign Atfairs.
Tho House, at l.40 o'clock, took up tho special
order. being the silver bill, the question being
on the fourth section as amended yesterday,
on tho motion Of Mr.. Msrsb, of Illinois. the
amendment being as follows: THE charge for
converting gold and silver bullion into coin
shall be the difference between the market value
in Now York city Of the bullion and the legal
tender value of the coin."
| The House then took vote on tha. section,
the friends OF the bill voting against the section.
and ills opponents for il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
Thunder ktOrul.

PETERSBURG, Va, Msy IA very severe
thunder storm visited the city. yesterday after.
noon. during which the lightning struck at sev.
eral points. The Anderson High School wss
dren, but though several of them were shocked
no serious harm resulted. One CT ths teachers,
Mrs, Madeira. was also shocked. but not dan
gefously,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
OPERATIONS OF TIE F1sH COMMISSION

OPERATIONS OF TIE FIsH COMMISSION
The Give agents Of the Virginia Fish Com
mission. operating the Hatchery at Green.
luW's wharf, have Matched more than ono mil
lion shad up to this time. They have discard
ed the Old apparatus. aud are using new and
greatly improved methods Two hundred
thousand young shad were turned iuto the falls
Of the Rsppabaunock last week, Just below the
dam. Operations will continue uotil the 10th
Of une.-F+edencksburg Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

The May number of BIaekwood's Magazine
has been received from its American reput'
lisbers. The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., Of
New Iolk. lis contents are Part 2nd Of
Rheta, or What's in Name; Some Aspects Of
the present French Republic; part l4th Of
John Csldpste; The Patrons of the Northwest
Frontier Of India; The Life of the Prince Con.
SORT; Tie Policy of the Budget, and Public AT.
fairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
MISSING Vessel.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, May 2I.-Thc owoers
OF the fishing schooner Ida E. Baker hav, given
her up as loat. She has not been heard from
sircs Msr,h 14:h. when sbo was at PASSPORT,
Me. She had twelve men Oh board
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

Wien people are not only willing but Aux
ious to ma ke four per cent Oh heir Investments,
az is shown by the rush for the four per cent
certificates, it ID by ua meaus astonishing tbat
q sixteen per cent. Investment, though irau1u.
lent, should attract dishonest men, especially
when no danger is iccu,roa 10 securing liz ben
s6ts Whep, therefore, We hear that large
portion If the silvtr dollars iu circulation are
counterfeit, Hs ara not at all surprised. Ne:her
all cor The best die makers 10 the c.u1lry
sire employ ed by the United States minis, but
# they we're, die makers aro only human. and
consequently are sui i:ct 10 ptcunary IL huanoss.
and the fact that they arc engaged OF the mint
doesn't make them imperVious to tho seduc-
Uioas OF gold. specially whea they SEQ that
other llcn who htv, yielded TO tic same iu-
huerce, even 10 more repulsiVe form, aro &C.
cupyiug high positions in The gilt OF the pee
ple, aud apparently ale as lCuoh respected as
they were before their weakness had become
known. With good dies then-dies iodls
ilneuishatle from those used at tho mint. and
when enough silver to make q dollar worth in-
triuscally as much as tho mint dollars can DO
bought fer eighty four cents. when, 10 other
words. dollar that the mint officials caruut
distinguish from ooe t their own manufacture
oaa DO made for SIX con cents l.sI than The
genuine dollar can be bought f,r, the wonder is
not that three machine for making such dollars
sre in operation, but that there should be any
other sort of money in circulation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

The telegraph cable across Hampton Roads.
Va, ia broken. Some 200 feet OF cable will
have to bs obtain from New York before the
break can be repaired, which. it is hoped, will
&c speedily done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
Fire.

New LONDON, Comp, May 2l.-Tlie Round
house Of the New London Northern Railroad
was destroyed by fire at one clock this morn
ing. Several engines were badly damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

Alexander Galsber. railroad contractor.
Was drowned on Monday near Charleston,
W. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21
LEEsnuRG. LorDorN Co May %. l572


10 The cc,toy Of the Alexandria Gd=ttt"'
GIarcDg ty.r your paper yesterday w,S
struck with the favorable meni.n OF Suso0er'H
Magazine, aud particularly OF ths cJEcbt5 81
the Juno plumber. ata SO satisfied that JouT
observation OF this miscellany has led sou intu
Awarding 9 measure Of G1mmendsiI3H al n"
expense e your better Judgment, VIM your
attention is called TO certain Criticisms up9G -?
culture. progress and cVl'Ziian OF tho Sau!h
etu people, that | vsLtnfo to ok that you VIII
read the reviewer i notice y; M0ik hy s2m'
gentleman oulitled. "tGl DunhT0dit1 Nil
man, "thst appears 10 the May nhl"cr,add he
article on SGu.iarn Cisi i2atioo III the nuuhsi
for June, My belief is that both 81 !htss 81"
cimen PRODUCTIONS escaped your eltFniiir, A.
they sr, prljudicial ia tho highest degree 10
saulhera Interests. aad couain d:Ri22 Il ~
soent assertion which no iruG s5utheih f>I'ie-
sentative of the press would Tor m0mruL allow,
much less approve without qua!lnca!0D " i!h
resneot 10 the "eeastiy murder OF JUICE Lh's
holm sou hays doubtless seen the cHriaha ~
of that affair gisco ra3cGtiy ~ the ii"uoe %
REPRESENTATIVE M0uey. uGI sour fr:J!z'a e,t
has M, failed To ru;c thai b3a,.y IIGr ie:S havi
heen all tho Tine a. '.ssounlinSiy i;IqlGnI,
md ~ JaboIic.l,g t0riil ia c5arGG:e: through
rho North a. thew Eavo hclo NJ the South IL
Gently. ljuder the cover o! purely iltctaIy
uisccIlaoy then ScribacT'a sons nr' do0E 'ne
york Of the stuiwart radicais, and eau NOS 'oi
bear ruy protest and oau'ior, 50 mach 81 'hs'
having incnu,iousIy subscribed ior this ""tk:
after reading tic frt nGm1r r.cAv1d
(the Mag n1mDer) | wrote 10 oilerIc rcilurr's"
tte plc6sirc Of readi0y su;i a5uS, Of Dly $50
lion through the other cItv:n numbers i! th@3
wocld publish my protest 10 the;r Vail'ti'
msgazioe. This Of course, they viii 10: Dc.
but shat cudeavor to have their lglng a.snmr
,;ono # su,,ericr,iss met aad reiuted ID iOu- ~
I bnva to Dry for il. Very respectfully,
CHARLES N. fAUSTLERoY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

Thinkers Tie largest religious ami tcc''.'
astcal convention ever he'd 10 Virginia VIII
meet st Broadgay, Rockingham c3uoy, Va.
commencing on the 21d dap Of Juna u"x'. srl
lasting four DAYS. J: il lie Annual m!e'ijE %
the religion; sect kuhgn as TunSera, 81, e. th''
prefer to nc called, German Espl>t' f'tp
sratious are now goinS actively forward Ter IT,
great gathering OF this singular people. me
entire Church 10 the Unitcd States a1i 'h'
Canadss will be represented, besides. rcH''-
sentative from England. Sp:csi tfaiis OF pas
senrer cars will bo luo through from ChiS'R''
St. Louis and other Ii!gc cites 10 tho "Sot.
brippi thtus inds from remote poInts' lDs
meeting il eXti!iog uncommon interest ~ ai'
tho counties 10 sEe Shenandoah Valley. 400 the
brethren arc occupied 10 The ctC ION o. 'ht
tho necessary tpldnss Tor the acc'mli 'i"h''
of the anticipated assemuiage.
About two hundred men ware etg'Gtd 4"
DAYS ago 10 puui1g up dlti1g room ca 'h'
ground selected for the CobteTcGo".. |: Is th5
LARGEST building il the cDuDty. GtiGE loJA1o
fact aud will seat st the tables oUo perIonsl
Outside of this tu lding there IS c>1Glne
room of 40 fest, with two boilers itet iong,
o7 inches wide AID IS i5ches deep, win ihfee
boilers half this slzo. 40 idea uI the EiHn!.
tude of the preparations for the spirit q h9sl'
tali,v TO be itdulged 10 Oh the occ;sl1n may p'
formed from tho fact Tia. afraoStM ;h'S "'e
made for baking - OG0 peuots ct bread c'oE
inc | coo pouods OF b:c,n and -O.uOo poun1ii
OF beef. which will be acconpantc" " .o''
nonrdJ OF butter, $50 2allobs ii a3pio 'a''e',
5CO deem asserted pickles AGO pounds 81 ecl
f... 600 pounds OF sugar aud ten pcuol i'ea'
besides milk aud ether srtlclts 10 aouau8po'
Il ro;, III MT Inif
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

Ii your skin is ycIow, or il you afs tfoup'ea
With P.nplcs and Bois. ces6se your o'o0a
with Dr. Bulls Bll.inorc Pills. fhoa only -
cpntg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

s. DEALuAM has jlet retnraeu it'h Ne New
york and has oog tbs Gnesr and most select
atnck of CLOTHING, HATS aud GENTS tURa-
IsB1Nas ever before brought 10 ibis CITY: &c as
touishiug low prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-21

WOOD TOOTH PICKS in large boxes, for
w tho use OF private families and restaurants.
For sale cheap.
my5 l.. STAEAEh q w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-27


In Town. Our town 1y- VISITED by
quite number Of Evansville and Rock
port gentlemen on Wednesday, who ac-
companied Hon. Wa. Heilman. Prcsi-
dent Of the Rockport railroad. aud Mr.
Nesbit.iNicc President, anda portioi Of
the Directors on their first tour OF in
spection over the railroad. They ex-
pressed themselves very wei. pleasri
with the condition Of the road. and full
~ satisfied with their purchase Of il.
The officers Of the road say they expect
TO have IL connected W it'll Evansville. as
soon a. the work can he done. probably
this year, as work will be lcgun a. soon
as the route is dcterln ined. which will
be influenced BY the result Of the Gle .
ton in Rockport. on July 18th. on tn
proposition OF aiding it, completion, bv
a two per cent tax In that township. II
the vote is favorable, the road will be
built to Rockport direct. If not. II j. sup
posed the spring Station route will be
chosen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-27

The arrangements are now completed
with NJ. Schuhmachcr for fitting up his
ssorc-room according 10 our demands.
The room will be the most commodious
~ Dubois county, being when finished
70 fee; deep, and we are going TO ill Il
full with . general stock Of mcrchan-
disseminating clothing speciality. We
design opening by September LIST, and
viii then show the people some fine bar
gains The business will be carried on
under the firm Dsmc Of Lchrburger.
Kahn q Go.
Ny store and business will still be
carried on nj HaysviIle a. usual. aud !
shall be manager Of both stores AZ Hays.
vile and Jasper.
JONAS LEHpBUKsEF.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-27

nrThc County Commissioners met
Monday. and determined 70 have an
iron bridge built across Patoka at Jas
per. This Is move in the right direc-
ton a. they are much cheaper in the
long run than the wooden ones. II
should be double track bridge, as the
travel over ID j. constantly increasing,
aud u cvsn now too great for a single
track bridge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-27

BrRGLARr.-Some one opened aud
climbed in window Of Gutgesclfs
saloon Friday night. and drank all his
heer, and took away his cigars. They
then visited his stable and took horse.
On being followed next day the horse
was found mile or two west Of Ireland.
.urned lucsc.