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, 1881-04-09
SENSATIONAL SUICIDE.
Tho Gnllty Flee When No Man Eur.
Auesll-4A snd Talo'from NVllkcsbarre,

IAs
GpteidI Dtspateh to The Chtfoao 1flbr1s.
W1LKEs,.A1lnE, Pa., April s.-Thc little
Town OF IIartvllle, oil tho SusQuclihnnn, n.
Borough of Shickshinly, Just opp0slt, was
thrown Into feyer OF excitement last eye1,-
ing by tho suicide OF MI Irish lnborer natnc.l
Jnck Freeman. 1la went to work at the mines
In lIartvIllo OIL tho 5tli of tls month, Will,
lnrgo number OF others, who were engaged
In the opening Of new colIertes ut that point.
Freeman was not miner, but WIS employed
LII llauiing sand for tho cottages III process
of Urectton. lie quilt yesterday nftcr-
noon about o'clock md went ltoine. After
entering Ills house. l0 said 10 his wife: ~
am not going to let them get any advantage
ever inc, a1ld I nm going to shoot myself"
Ills wife replied, "Wl,y. jack, whit Is tho
natter with you? Are you cruzym lie
answered, swell, it don't shoot myself
they Will arrest inc md hing me-" 1ie then
went In search Ut his gun, Which he found.
nild witt, 1t walked Into his bedroom. It WIS
hn old army nlusket, md lie proceeded to
load 1t witt, powder an4 shot. 11e then sat
down MD pc,ncd tho following llnes OH picco
Of paper, which he pinned upon his breast:
10 n,A not guilty Of anything, but can't
stand It." 1lc then called three Of Ills chill
drcn 10 him and kissed each one tenderly,
the tears streaming down Ills cheeks MS lie
did SO. Then lle turned gently to Ills wife,
who stonu by, sobblng and mourning as 1t
her heurL would break, and kissed hGr. TAX
Ing tho lnusket up te walked out doors. lie
lnd gone but q faw steps When he
turned and nskcd where Willie was
{another Of the el,itdren]. lIa was
told TINT lle was IN tho brush near BY lilo
called the boy. and the llttle follow presently
,s9 s III H. 9sr o a sav ss and daoKn!5 Ksse5 e ts
boy farewell, theM returned to tbs house aud
stat down quietly III clRlr. III the. course
OF few moments tue mother dispatched ole
Ut tho chl!slrou to tic spring for water, utld
self. Wtia un l,ur why buck from tho spring
slio heard thu report ct gun, and, running 10
the house, slo asked g,ie Of the boys wlnrc
Ills father was. THO boy pointed t0 y be!l;
ono Of them to clogs ttia door and not como
III, Tla lsoor wife Instantly pnssea Into tho
apartment, al,d was horrlfled 10 find Dor hus-
bllld lying ul!Oli the tlu0r coyergd VIII hlon4.
brains md pieces Of lIs skull! wore scattoretl
Nu tho walls and ceilings, NelKlIb0rs wore
ut oneo summoned allh Jury matlq up. unon
tho examination tnctS Wer0 ellpltetl which
proved that the suigltse, Il n2t laiir!lsfEHIr. EI
@ ssasclence;s Foff % ians tine past ,s l'as '!al
isy s faees i. iiartSl'ls Ycttied hlM: At
,rst hls w'is seemed asincliyd fG tsnsa'f
n,nrly, "Well, liz Is duyd now, anl .late
tcll..' Slo intlnltea that s91l1o yeara ago
her husband was ln!plleaietl ~ tHe To- murder !l
Of a IT. Jacsv|lls Wis ana hs ws ,nn, aS,
ill0 the husquUhaunn from the bFlttgu That
crosses lho river ut,tlls city. 1t was further
shown that. Freeman always went armed
, 1881-04-09
TIE Call MONDAY.
noe DNt1MNDSt}-Ocneral huBInoss.

TIE Eh1411 MONDAY.
JUp0E DNuMNDSD-Qcnern buslnoaS.
,JuDoE BLuDUETr-No court.
APPELLATE C0uGr 60, 6l, O., q, q. No case
on trial.
JUICE GANr-4c0, 40. 4s1, 40. 4sl, AVs, COO, S01
to G10, SIC. 6t3 to ca. No case on trial.
JUDGE Observation-Disclosures call, G00 to Gs0 In.
cltisv0 Tr!al call 2o6, :.D,0, 3oli. a0lo, 8,0ss,
3n8, u,up 3,0E:s, No case on trint.
JUf1K NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Judge Gary. No.
@,4l7, burnside ". Xorcher, onltrlal.
tuD1E 1AMEsOS-ContcAteu motions.
JUNE 1AHpNEH-Contcsted motions.
JUNE 1sodEns-diu. :Y5 ls0, ST., tm5 to 099, In
elusive. No case prl irinl.
JuMlE MUlsAH-rrellfntnnry call 5o1 to G00, Ia
cltisIyc rrn cal. III. 4 III, 459, 484, 487, 4Bs,
400. and 49l. No cts1 OH trial.
1UD7E TutEr-ConteAtcd motions
JUDGE UAnHuM.-CunteAtel motlons.
, 1881-04-09
TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY.
A stringent 181lt to Prevent the Console
idntton Of rCuntpetlnE Telegraph Lines
Hbn ~ncM t1se PablnxF 1yMuAn kAfnto.

a SkFfNNcHt 1StIk to Prevent the CONRQ1s
idntton Of rCon,netinuT TeieurnuI, Linea
1sassna t,,a Ps,,"..,v.u,m ss,,n.c.
t, As - ~ Suss st.H,
Bill providing for tho eseheattnR OF tho property
Of telegraph companies by tho stnto In tbs
event OF tne ooeaoHuauon OF cotnpe!sn4 mus
achieved an unexpected victory III tho sounto to-
tay. Corporate lntlucnco had boen accrosiy Ut
~ ~ no4 Tho sr,.,n,ont ,sns mss,, "n,onn n
VI Wy wv, Luz a.aa".E nas ueou nsaons =
.Pent,syiyunls railroad CoInpany that thAt cor.
norn+trr ,yna o,,r,n,ed m ta lin
s"...,s"a. .-a,I H.. -. .,,,.n,,. ~. EO,nnenv
tehocncS Hoa1a w " Plntent tao eo1npHus
from 1ulninH With uther railroad companies IN
forming combination telegraph !tn0 70 Gl'
rote with the Western Union tnonnnoiy. The
6euNtOts particularly partial ~ the tcAtIstt.
, 1881-04-09

Capts Hobort brown, Arthur Atkins. md
Osler yosteft1ny stated 10 tho reporter Of TltE
TRtnuNE TINT that portion Of tho skoteh OF tho
career Of the late Capt Orson Shepard roating to
tho frat foro -antl.nft schooner on tho lake was
wrong IN two Important particulars. Cnpt.
Shepard they ngrce, introduced tho fore
BY him at Aahtnlili:n III 1871 named tho Wnlon,,
atil having n carrying rnpanlty ot nut over a,oo0
BUSHELS HhD wis tho lnrKcst snlf rcEspl on tho
lnkcs tiotl. Willie Cnpt. Bhcpartt commanded
tho Wilni0in ahe rnrrcn no tnpn,asts, hut ttspr
wcrc atterwnr!l supplied by now o,snnfs. To Tits
extent. th1fUf0ep tho HkCtch nclntcl In ygStnr-
day'B YRlnuNE Will stHnd cnrrocted
, 1881-04-09


William Graham, A., rewsboy. pleaded
guilty 10 tho larceny, Of &c, md was dis
charged, Will, q lecture, on his own rocog-
niz0ncc.
james Brown was tried for larceny mud
acquitted.
Frederick Grimm was tried for man.
slaughter. 1Io WIS charged with driving
team over llttlo Rirl named Emma Douesl,
Mt tho corner of Archer avenue aud 1Iaines
street, juno 81, 1870, from tho effects of
which lsllo died. Tho caso was given to tho
jury at Il Into hour, n1.l sealed verdict will
be returned this luOr1ltnE,
Daniel A1all0nhy was found guilty Of rob-
berry, and given two years md five months In
the PenltoMttary.
Augustus Payne was tried for robbery,
fonnl guilty, mud given two years iM the
Penitentinry.
and acquitted.
Alex. Pierce was fntnd guilty Of larceny,
AMI SDntclce Wns silspelltlcd.
Matthew Ash. INFLICTED in connection with
tho Clifton IIoHse jcwelrY robbery, flied
petition for q, separate trial. which will be
join Slnltl, and John Morrison were tried
for htgllwnY r0bbefy, cUlnn,lttgl at the cor
her OF Clark and Polk streets In February.
, 1881-04-09
N1AN1TO3VOC CONTRIBUTES.
Npkcfal Dfspafch ta Tns Ehfeuao Ttfbutls.

AJ,v,roroC 1vl. A1-tlo tc,.,. 1Inngor n
NnNilv"ul+ 80, VIZ" o'p'cests l.a'4sou - -
sGovc' OF th,s place. nave contracted with Y.
W. ElphtckG, of Chicago, to build n thrcc-Ard-
nrt scbonner uf TIM Following ,,lu,unsinna.
Ta,n,n ~ L,ni .aE Toot. h,ont,,, 80 Eoa,o y,
1coI; dePtn OF 1n!l, Iaf teot vessel TO De conn
pleted Oct. II. 1851. shu will carry about 1900
bushels Of wheat, and is intended for tho gra,n
~, .s ..son sIosu nato s1.Muu ~
olo reputation rs senip-DuMucfs, navl1B lhlahcneu
from their yirtl HD1no OF tho best and stnnchcst
vessels tnat eyer Moataa on INC lne q Akes,-
imR nMnnR Whlch tnNy 6c inent1oneu tne t1'ln
rMster, A!cg tklcnATaat y; Y. Alu rGclt, y. A.
noWland, fn!moHtt,. II. IL scoFc: Hottle EnlKi!s,
Grnnncrs nnu nlnots. Incy 0lsG toolllL ING
Unltcd states roy9t,lo cutter ANDREW johnson,
lust yenr III such q thorough, excellent, nnt
WorktnnniLkg manner W 70 win the hi1hoss
pfdNso rfo1n tnG ueverhnnehG w 11 insEectofs. .,
EtMlQ u burger NF0 ll3O ufBll kAME HFU bECUHA
, 1881-04-09
JUDGEMENTS,

suPxn10H nT-C0NREssipxs-Johu Bald
win vs. MnrRarot j.. and Bamuci A. 1iolcomb,
t8a2.-Louts tie,lbsun -. Frank Wilder. s430.6o.
JrbnE BMtTH-fAwrcnce 1iope-works vs.
John. ". Iir!dxnnn. f5.1.hi.-T. ]. Martin, jr.,
George undcll VI. Samuel Myers, *1S.-Frnnca
AEncw ct al. ". Gnstav A. l]usso verdict 81 Bg0.
and motion Tor nuW trtRa.
Cin0uIr CnuhT-JUprE MonAS--p. Cash ct al,
". JMntge Crowley. &liu DC. q. uoyt nt al. ".
Ferdinand ErlttAchneder. $lU0.
, 1881-04-09

ntLuulngton tho schooner Conneaut has hoen
s'ealkod tho schooner e. r. ltoyoe has rco0ivod
Ahow malnsnast aud general rppalrs 'nnd tho
satRe AaEs has beon converted Into full fore-
sua'a1t schooner. Tho conversion uf the MaEs
'saau'Foi .l q new uRnmast and bowsprlt.
4As tnfee- and.Rft schooner MoruuEy which
sss. rescued 1rom tho beach near PontTnser last
,s .saaoa nus boon thoroughly rebuilt from bottom
~ ~ eao: WIN new spars and much nav ousns,
M 'snk 1atly ~ good ~ au entiroly now veBsel
--4o MelousJ belongs to tho Milwaukee TUE
, 1881-04-09

44AAl f4Ak01 tA1+SaAhSAkNAG*Es
The frat cloAranceA OF the scnsnu wcr0 issued
from tho Chicago Cnstom-1Iouso yesterday.
They were two IN number-vlz: Schooner Dnwn,
tor AhnApee, light, md schooner O. K. Minis. for
Hnilno. with %, 900 bushels Of corn. Tho Captain
" " !ao A!ms ovldentlY mount to lot ~ ono kot
!essel might 10 compelled to remain hore until
,so tso s. middle Ut May whiting for the opening Of
A Detroit Fres I'ress reporter recently intor-
viewed Capt. Harry Whitaker, who has at
ta!ned bis s0th year, and obtained FROM him tho
following statcment,
,"i often hear 1t aatd that paddle. wheel stoam-
isaaIss iHoass h4yo boon lu1prt,vad upon tho Western
bes h1e well known to old commercial and atentn..
PEA; SSoas men, PEI It Ia history That stes.gned and
stsos !s' a. sss Sess sA IL tho sssf W,ss aaa~ q
44bt.'D. Tho dimensions Of that cabln woros
ff1m,8tn, ~, ~ feet; breadth. feet, and hight, II
inn.ne nnSng!o beds with single berth over them. and
ia shss as ought TO have DONE thoso who
Up to 1913 tha.o was not steamboat on tho
mRora Rs than two family roona: md s!ieh as they
PstotMete IT, we're ilt-yontiiated. The tinlsh Of tho
ra;sehln's cabins WIS whIto aud dA1naak trimmed
FIJI m,a Knld, with tu!rrGra In ouch door, nlao
ssinned ssHin With Kold. It haa mt hten nquAlet In
MsH,a ms,G and beauty upio this saay. No Improve.
sxeept tho application Ut the acrow propcllcr in
piRGo Ut tho IIuddie- wheel.
IN tho winter OF lxI7, at my reslleue0 In
;Maualo, designed md lrauxhled thu throo-taor
tunheE cabin With vertical cruss;aeetion,, c1.,-
d1aM,E dnn!nE a. % my inventions. 1 caused the
put thotn on exhibition at tho American lnsti-
nateas ruto Eas in Now York City. A. they woIn not
{atehtstl tho pcuplu's Line Of North Aiver
si ooaifs, through Capt. Ut. lohn. caught them up
H.! Fly n4ilt tho thrGo-tlcr upper c4lln ste4mer
u ueAn ltiCh!aoud. Up to that slm9 their cabins
io,tanb titS,anboais OIL tho Wnslerl lakes.. Tho VI.
INN ~ atltl Drnw Of the salne line followed. my
nn;ya,ners Providence anl bristol of tho Fail
H. HNer Llno wero built aftur the same draughta,
nesery pMrtlrular. and those worn speedily fol-
tre ttrrMen ty the Blontu9ton and Providence L,ucs.
h.n ~ t9rse lEst named Of iheBe Eastorn boAt8
world" s''~ Ae"s'@& fa'"eS" " A30
, 1881-04-09
SUIT FOh DAMAGES.

HPtttat O0PVEt" IHttHVV
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 6.-William c.
Hnrter to-day began suit agaInst the Louis
willie, New Albany s. Chicago Railroad Coin-
pany, Ginning damages In the sum Of so,50o
for. injuries alleged to have been received
while riding tn cabo0so attached to defend
ants traiI,. lIo alleges that through carc-
lcsi,ess on the part Ut tho defendants vIl-
pl0yfs the cAr. was thrown fronl tho track,
and l|e was injured to the extent named.
, 1881-04-09
One OF ktlainsss "Reminiscences,

When Benator Dla!no last spoke in Hartford
h0 fell In company, short time before be was
neGted With ono OF tho city papers aud askodth!s
question:
= How docs Gen, Hawley lud hllusols stu.
atrd in politics with ncwspaper on bis haudgr'
Tito reply WAS thRt he had very lttlo to do with
, 1881-04-09
SUDDEN DEATH AT ElGIN,

ELolN; H.. April A-AnureW J. Hines,
aged ~ years, proprietor Of the Kmball
House, anu an old aud wall-known citizen,
died suddenly this morning OF q cou9estIye
chill. He was down town on business half
on hour previous to ILLS death.
, 1881-04-09
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for nifty conta.
There ID nut remedial a9unt In this world that
will elre Fover xnd AKns and asl other alalaris
Srs 9Ss s.rs ~ 10 sna ouoRi, H
u NhAOWAY-H READY RELIEF.
PlFTY CKNIS PER uOT1LB.
, 1881-04-09

nway fri,n this aknra. and tho harbor entrance
Ia entirely unobrtructGtt.
Capt. Harnra went out to.iny to attempt the
roicnsc uf tho Ice -t,,lni fiahlng-tuG Angler, but
found tho leo rntkntf firmly around her for
lung tiistAtco, and was unable to render any As-
nIAtNnco.
, 1881-04-09

6p*etal Dspateh 10 TAs Chseaao 7ttbun&
81. CATHAn1NEs, Ont, April 8-Tho suporln.
tenlent of tho Weliand Canal has 9lyen nottc0
that the teeder will bo ehut OF ut Allansburg
tomorrow tBatur1lny) at noop, but the wator
viii not be drawn out Of tho t0Yols whero thor0
Ii loo for &oulu days yot+ n .
, 1881-04-09

George 3. MAR began q suit yestcrtlay
against the Vacuum Cream Extractor Com.
pany anti the Vacuum Cream Extractor
Manufacturing Company, claiming 81, or. T15
, 1881-04-09
CUT THROUGH ny ICE,

6p<<tal Dt.passA to 1As Chicago 9rstuHa-
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April &-ft II reported that
tho schooner Hub Hoy becamq cut through by
loo and sought tho Sturgeon Lay Canal for
repniFt.
, 1881-04-09

= NAvIGATION AT ST. JOSEPH.
6p4eial Dkpat<A 10 1hs GAteaeq 1ttouas.
81. Jos1PH, Mloh.,s April s.-Ihe trst marluo
arrival Of the season occurred to-day, Tho
schooner Annie Thorlne came In With cargo Of
lumber from Bouth Haven Tho ice Il moving
, 1881-04-09

Norsiord's ACtd Phosphate Aots ~ bratn aud
nerve food, II IL not u QlACk GpediCuo, hut ~
nfepared according to the1isccuppa Qt tho we'll
kuQWn rgOf, &. N. uoSafogds
, 1881-04-09
FROM TIE s'rt.A1Ts.


Hpfetds Dtspdfeh to Ths Ehteaaa Tttbant.
CuEnot0As, Mich. April B.-Northaaat wind
To-day, fresh; weather mild and pleasant. Clear
and cold to- night, with light northwest wind.
, 1881-04-09

A gentleman corneoted with tho narluo fu-
aurar,co business, who has just arrived horo
from Now York md Boston. is authority for tho
statemcpt that all at tho leading insurance
cotnpanlus havo entered into compact to SUE
tain tho hull rntes rocontly printed In Tnn
rn1pusE, and will Instruct agents TINT devtatlons
from tho tariff vii! involve their diamiasal from
service. Tho ngcnts hero hnvc not set received
any such warning, although 1t may camo at my
time now.
Apparently no further efforts will 10 mado TO
sco,lro harmony OF action and uniformity In
cargo rates. and cutting aid stushtng will ho In
order as heretofore. Ample evi dcnco ot n de-
termination to cut rates In order to secure bust-
ness is afforded In tho casc of tho schooner
Manzanlllh, which has Just completed q cntEo
Of curn for Montreal vim kingston. Thu shipper
mnde arrangements with prominent lRlr-
sareo Mntil It reaches its dostfnation ut
$l.35 per $l0, and Immediately thcro.
after secured a rata for u g. ,O01 risk III tho
Traders ut eO cents rcr 800, With MI expression
Ut Willingness tO nssu,ne tho cnt!ro risk 1T this
figure. Under tho circumstances tho agency
first chntrnctcd with hItd to reduce thor note to
correspond IN order to kemp tholr rate from
1niltng Into tho hnntfs Of tho Ttadets. Tho
managers Ut tho latter Company ntc understood
tn bo sorry rrououncpA In thGlr dctpfminn tton to
make war upon tho aEonclcs which havu hcrcta-
foyo secured the lions share Of tho cargo busl-
ness. ard lively cotilon may therefore bo
locked for.
, 1881-04-09
CONSUMPTION

Of tho Lungs and Tubcrrulous Fhtbials. EcFoft.-
la.ByphlIoid Diseases, Wasting, Degeneration.
and uicerntion OF the Kidneys, Diabetes. Stop
pnEe Of Watcr instantaneous relief atTorde.
where cathntrEs have been used. thus doing
away with tho painful operation of using these
instruntents,. dIssoivlug Stone Ia the Ddddett
end In ali cuScS of y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

PrRsoxAL.-Mr.J J. Il. Strain Of Novada,
Mo-, made tho COURIER . pleasant call
Saturday last and gave us a subs criber.
Mr. John N. Morgan. Of HilIham, spent
Tuesday in Jasper. among old friends.
Mr.. IL. +. Milburn, n Of the best
farmers Of Boone township, called on us
Wednesday, aud brought . subscriber.
Mr.. II. J. Rcinhard, Esq, who was at
tending ''courtv AZ Rockporl for several
days, returned home Monday.
Messrs. Platt and Veatch, Of the u. >.
internal Revenue service, were il Jas
per yesterday.
ID. Il. Salb. OF Schnellvillc, was down
Ito the ball. Tuesday night, and some Of
the ladies' hearts went pit "a pat.
Mr.. Caleb P%citicord, wife and daugh'
ter, OF WAYNE 90. llls., have been visi'
ting Mr.. Barnctt's folks IN Jasper this
week.
Mr.. JEFF. Williams, Of ireland, was N
town this week. arranging for plastcrini
Dr.. Stcphcnson's new residence, where
he will begin work Monday.
A brother or Mr.. IIet,ich, arrived Il
Jasper last week from Germany, bring
ling his family with him. They desigi
settling In Dubois county.
B. -. Il. Greene, the attentive agent 9
the Etna, and several other insurance
companies, called on rs yesterday will
4 local item. Come again, we're Away
glad 70 see q man with = local these dul
times. W.
Capt. David Braden, Of Indianapolis
was interviewing our County officer
Monday, on the stationery subject
Dave Knows bcttor than any y els
how 70 make Il 80, and always furnishe
good work.
Mr.. James w. Stutsman, from Clar
'~lcounty, Il back IL Madison township
shaking hands with his many old friend
He 4 y he happened to be In = locaiit
where he raised 4 good crop this yea
land didn't neglect his old friend, "
! watermelon. lilo gave tho CouEtf
81 80 Tor is visits % cheer up bis hom'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

PuBLIc SALE.-Mr. II. Beck has sold 4
part Of his real estate. and is going to re-
move to Cincinnati. October "a. There
fore be will sell All his property in Jas
per. on Monday, Oct. nth, 1881. The
sales so far effected will make this 4
positive sale. and not contingent, as was
his offer last Spring. The property con-
|sists Of his brick residence on Jackson
St, one Of the best in town ; his business
house on the public square ; five vacant
lots in knndeck's addition ; two lots in
McCrinus's Cd addition (; also, household
and kitchen furniture, Of all kinds, q full
|sett OF shoemaker's tools, lasts, good
sewing machine, leather, 40
Terms on Real Estate-One-fourth
cash, balance in three equal annual pay
mcnts. secured BY mortgage bearing 6
per cent. interest.
Terms on Personal Property-Sums
under e5 clsh ; over S. = credit Of eight
months will be given on notes, bearing
interest with approved security.
Ct. X. BECK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14
Real Estate for Sale!
DOANE & TRIPPET,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Jasper, i: /: Indiana,
sell Real Estate. Rent Houses. Collect Rents,
Fay Taxes. Make Ccnvcyance~ dc.,
on REASONABLE TERMS.

gTyUEY now cn.r Cor sale The following amoug eSfrs
bargains IN Real Estate In this cpinfy. Ani VIII
c~hecrfully show the tracts 20 any one desiring 20 PUT
chase:
No. lis Lots near ~ Upper Min, valued from
80. al lot close . ,. b. Edmons'on's residAncs
No. 81 Building suitable for Hotel.
No. 4.-l3o Acres IN Jefferson IT, 70 acres cleared
hslanc, heavily timhered with white oak. Close u Air
Line Road. An extraordinary bargain AZ SGuo.
80. $40 Acres near Jasper-,o acres cleared
Good orchard. vineyard. well, barn and house. IN e.
bargain AZ <ico. Terms Of payment easy
Va. G.-a1O Acres adjoining Knoxville. Columbi.
~. l2o ccres clear. Good two story frame dwelling
barn. &C. would make = splendid sheep farm. Chcap
No. s.-f6O Acres near Knoxville. Gooforchard
srring and cistern. Large new frame house ana barn
lNs acre. cleared. remainder well umbcied- Terms eas.
ana good bargain.
M. $40 Acres . miles from Knoxville. abnnd
ancc % coal and iron ore on a. - acres cleared; dwell
ing house and stable. Good spring water. Good par
gain and terms easy.
No. 0.-iesof me most siisibIe lots y Mccriiins
additions 10 the town ~ Jasper. On cheap terms. am
easy payments. All clear NJ incumhrance-
NJ. 1910 acres GOOD white OK and coal land
near Fc<tlefhw ATS bridge On rAtcka. IN ncar the "
cation ~ The AIRLINE \. \. and has OAK timber enoue
lon n 10 ray TOR n.
No. ia three acre ict ~ Jasper, With goo
lhonsc. stable. crib. AZ. on VI. Next - Patoka. An ca
Iceiisnf Vocation fr q mandatory. Cheap.
No. 1870 acre farm on the nuntinsburg rca'
three miles from Jasper. - acrcs cleared and we'
~ssther-hcsrded II 4 rooms and kitchen; good stce
water: orchard ~ 100 bearing trees, large barn an
|other outbuildings. a $1,000.
No. $3.50 2cres near Ceie>'Ine m Hall scwnthif
s,~ss sss's x r 10 's Vines, Il, ssv, .s1 fsiilss water I. !, ~
lcr.isr. On good terms and on easy aymCnt orwi
.trade FOR good merchandise.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

BRiNG In YoUR HIcKoEY.-We are
now busy saving up the large amount
Of hickory brought IN during the winter.
and will soon have II out Of the way, and
urge every one who has timber 10 sell 10
bring il in as soon as possible. We
want All we can get, and will continue
paying the highest market price. Come
in and make contracts, II You cant bring
your timber right away, SO we may know
what to depend on. Scheurich ~ Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

01rCounty Sup't A. M. Sweeney Is
visiting the schools III HARRISON town
ship this wcck, and designs % spend 4
week il each township, winding up his
labors IN each township with : lecture
AZ tho township institutes, % which All
the patrons, and tho public generally arc
invited. He will lecture at IIaysvillc
Tomorrow, aud should have 4 large
audience. q all should Be interested ID
educational SIairs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

The BEsr SALvEin the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores. letter, Chappcd Hands, Chill
|b!ains, Corns. and all kinds Of Skin
Eriptions. This Salyc is guaranteed 70
give perfect satisfaction in every case or
money refunded. Price 25 Cents per
box.
FoR SALE BY "A. Gramelspachcr. Jasper,
Ind. and G. w. Schwartz Huntingburg.
Nov. 70, Soy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

SroorExDYKE LOST IN THE FoG.-Mr.
Frank Reinhard brought q copy OF the
Spoopendykc moral essays back with
him from Rockport Monday. and while
he was temporarily absent from his
Office. some one without the fear OF
|S~poopendykc or Reinhard before his
eyes, carried the valuable book away
Frank says be hopes the " dod gastcd
measly whcIp \ will bring 1t back.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

In JAIL--Last Saturday Lucinda Win.
niger IL year old girl whom Martin
Blucmlc took from the poor house three
years ago when he left il, complained,
before Esq. Jutt. that she was 4 prospec'
tive mother, and said that BluemIe was
the father Of the child, and had been co
|habiting with her for three years. Iii
was arrested, and making no defense. hi
bond was fixed at 500 for his appear
ancc At Court. insdsfault'of which lie wa
committed to jail, where BIO now Ian
Iguishes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

0crThe election in Ohio and Iowa last
Tuesday resulted as usual. and as was
anticipated BY all, Ia favor Of the Re-
publican candidates. a very light vote
vas poIled. and no particular effort
made by either side. the Democrats not
making even the usual canvass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

K5-Fricdman, Bauer 4 Co.'s stavc
factory received orders Tuesday for three
cars Of material. which they are busy
shipping now. They have just given
their engine an ovcrhauling and repair
ing, preparatory 70 pushing their Fall
work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-14

HrMr. B. Mills, Of the Crescent city
Nursery, Of Evansville, requests us to
state, that on account Of the drouth, he
has failed 10 deliver bis orders Of trees
for Dubois county, the sap being up 50
high II was not considered safe TO move
the trees at present. lie will make hi.
delivery between the 18th Of October
and lst OF November.