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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF Fisk * HATCH,
No. 3 NASSAU-ST.,
Nnu. NnRE InlV = 1881

NEW-l NIlhs INots
In answer TO numerous letters of inquiry TO tbs
terms on which we receive deposit accounts Of
banks, bankers, business firms and individuals, we
issue this circular for the general information of
those who may desire 10 open accounts with a pri-
vate banking house in this city.
We are prepared, on the terms mentioned below,
to receive the accounts of responsible parties in good
standing.
l. Except in case of banks, savings banks, other
well-known corporations of individuals or firms
whose character and standing already known 20
Ms We require satisfactory references before opening
an account.
2 We allow interest at the rate OF per cent pei
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East Side.

East Side.
3%if' 81: Wit " hscs;y5D ATtG.
% ~ iat Icl'r'nth s.: '"r'i aion sqgae. 60 lArt
.e' iooi Hrd 300 Thru ave. co:ncT 0nc hundIedana
NEWLY -FURNISIIED cool. pleasant rooms
house has al! Improvements can be seen sunday AS East
STlI-AVE., 253, near acknowledgements
rates. breakfast given desired reference, VIII be required
= GRAMERCY-pARK.-R en- suite or
sinSI" fronting on the PARK. with board.
.D.& pARK-AVE.-Fur rooms to rent
.SG EAST 2OrH-ST. Handsomely furnished
without SS R o for S gvaS .pf or
sired reference.
ESt EAST lOTIi-ST. Cone door from Lex
ing, small scn'ee family house ps"ae re reeTsnSS r5,
West Side.
A PRIVATE family eau accommodate few
"A business gentlemen with nicely furnished rooms with or
without board, references. lO7 West A7th-st
FURNISHED ROOMS.-Fumisacd paror
n near pr ana S os @
and horse cars. l,0o9 6thaye., I'd ia near 5Gh-st.
Il 4 no IS A WEEK, FAMILY.-Also, sim
81 per day. Having several different LOCATIONS we
by largely ut Who'll sale hence oar Ntaorinary low prices
E.bD-ST, 33 West.-Dcsrablc rooms to
So let, with board liable board references.
~ WEST l0'rH-ST., near 5TlI-AVE.-
4 Large small rooms; board and home com
forts summer prices; transient, 81 20 per day
I9S WEST 42D-ST.-Loycly, cool, prettily
Fa3 Single I" IS" vs sG or m s@a
lare. rsle-enccs eAenangel nIyae table Il leSirc.
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THE MONEY MARKET
SUNDAY, July 10-P. N.

SUNDAY, July 10-P. N.
The values of both the imports and exports of
merchandise at New-York last week were little
less than for the preceding week: Imports
$7,295,13s, a decrease of 1861 ,l2S; exports,
81, O59, $40, decrease of $476,259 Compared
with the same week OF last year, however, tue i'm
ports of last week were only $S6O,428 smaller,
while the exports show decrease of 81, 1877 697.
The exports of specie and bullion last week
$196,OOO making a total since January l of
$4,000, 697 against $4, $685. 4S5 to the same date in
1880, and the imports of specie for the week were
$67, 1914; total since January 500, $780, eos against
81, 49,, 100 in 1880. The following shows the i'm
ports and exports, other than of securities at New
York since January l, for $50 and 1851.
IMPORTS
s;5:: Is: s:ssss
EXPORTS.
Merchandise Dec R9f5sRis
Total exports, 2osioc.sSi 2oS6S795s Dec dsSo5si
the port'...... e4463.7l4 4s,o349Oa Dec. l552oslo
Thus, while on the merchandise account the bal
ance against the port on the business since January
is only $24, S3s9O3 against balance of
1885, 40 year ago, including the specie move
ments, the balance now against the port is
4S 1884 904 yet 1T is $15 52S S10 less than at this
date in 1880.
Last weeks bank statement an important
hbt. continued expansion in loans at a time when
the Government disbursements unusually large
and the corporate payments for interest," more than
the ordinary average certainly was unexpected.
And we are inclined to the opinion that the
$2 800 700 reported increase reflects the rising aver
age upon which the statement of July 2 was made
up rather than any real expansion during last week.
The small reported gain in specie ($1 312, 900 and
the loss of $S12, 1000 legal offenders show that the
movement of funds TO the interior has been under
estimated. The amount $77, TBS, 300 of specie re-
ported for the average OF last week probably is not
equal to tho amount Including Treasury gold cheeks
that actually held at the close of business Fri
day, july |. The Sub-Treasury daring the week
ended Friday night lost 500 513 coin but OF that
loss Sl,oo7.2J1 was OH Saturday July . (prncipglly
in payment of checks given ont Friday July ~ and
Sl,23G,O0O Tuesday July 3, the greater part of
winch he banks had in checks on Saturday SO T. at
about S53, 251 Of the SubTreasurys coin loss for
the week counted to the banks on the first day of
their week. The Sub Treasury's currency gain for
the week S:}l 1888. The banks average loss of
legal-tcndcrs $S2S, 900 is 1917, 617 greater than
the Suh-IreaSury's gain of currency. The in
crease in deposits is about 100000 greater
than the increase called for by the other reported
changes-a discrepancy that in this undoubt-
edly is due TO uneven working of the average
system.
The following are the comparative tatals of the
statements of July 2 and July 8:
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The movement in Government bonds during the
week was unusually small. probably because the
relnvestncnt of the July interest has been anfici-
patcd For the same reason the prices were weaker
spectators for rise being disappointed in the
small demand and offering their holdings 20 a light
inquiry. The final charges in the bids from week
ago are as follows Dcclncs-4s ls,continued 5s and
4i2s each se, and continued IS l. per cent State
bonds were quiet, but Louisiana consols show some
improvements, While the Tennessees lower at ii.
For long time The business in railroad bonds has
not been so meagre il last week and such
changes in prices as there generally only
reflected the movements in the share markets.
The receipts of fiour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this Saturday July 9 were
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Filming.
GIVE MINING STOCKS
IA WATSON & GIBSON,
Bankers AND BROKERS'
55 broadway, NY,

A GIVE MINING y ISeas sT + KS
"A BAS TAHssS AS \ DS bReRksRs.
MEMBERS NJ Y 'MiSiSys ToccR EXCHANGE
snS Ssn buying and selling mining stocks
A PARTY from NEW-YORK now visiting
n Ahqnn %h h had mines
spHa oR eSsy an
Refers. by permission. for particulars to
Counsellor atLaw, 1874 broadway
BOSTON GOLD AND SILVER MINING
100000 par value $40 each a PAID and forever
orran,zed n 9n lass Is sal Il, coo,,,,
Mnssns w4F sas!sF o 81 ss s5ts BANKERS
G GSSasf " so Fh grSsl1 vss.p ros,aen
Tn poly
the Union Nine at SUNNI. USany CSoia an
'''''' aSS' ~ ssfSt s SSa ssss
CALAVERAS WATER AND MINING CO.,
Hydraulic Gravel Mines in Caaveras Co., California.
Jp GoY PSssen p'a p2 seo
Office % Broa,I-st NY
CHAPPARAL GOLD MINING co.
sS Sifs" NH f4f h Fl Dorado
-D sToGE FUiLPXxiDAND UNAssi:ssHn iaas Mo
'S9 ns Of anss EAEMEhs toAN TMUsr CO.
Va
T ~ 4. * & e. boutwell,, JOHN r. boutwell,
DIVIDEND PAYING S3Al afS II srcunrrrra
(Starr Grove Silver Mining
Managers OF StOrnOnt silver Mining Utah
(IIite cold quartz Co, Cal
OtiCc No. = Nassau OF Wall Ncw-YOrh
OLD DOMINION COPPER STOCK
~ BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
:. NJ HAMILTON IL CO.. 81 Broadway.
FSNHE MINING ASSOCIATED PRESS,
l. PRINCIPAL OFFICE EQUITABLE BUILDING,
120 BROADWAY, n. Y,
Receives and tcegraphS daily to leading American
and Subscribers
ing mines and railroads, Important movements railway
aud mining shares opening closing oltiOn5 Of
tive stocks at the principal Exchanges, dlvdend
mcns, DC
Agents in al the prominent cities and every important
mining district in the country special reports furnished
promptly mining properties in the United states North
Mexico AMI the DOMINION OF Canada.
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Bullion valued at S77754 81 was received in
New-Yoril on Saturday from the mines making a
total for the week OF 1897 727 II.
The total sales OF mining stocks in New-York for
the past week are officially reported by the two EX-
changes at 'Ol 20 shares
The superintendent of the Southern Eureka Min
ing Company tecgraphed on Saturday: Grade of
ore north and south improved. Waste Disappeared
Ledge large, but not high grade
Battle Mountain, New, special says '"The Starr
2sa miles above the town of Lewis The claims two
i'll NUMBER consist of $50 feet along the Starr
Grove ledge or vein. The mine is worked through
two main tunnels .nd crosscut tunnel. No. | is
200 feet long, No. 400 feet and No. 3 $50 feet
No. g. the crosscut tunnel, strikes the Wine from
No. at point go feet below the groupings The
lowest workings down $50 feet below the crop
pings. All the tunnels, crosScuts and WINES
are IN good ore, which will average from 800 TO $50
to the ton. The ledge will run from 3 to feet in
through. 1t is widest at the bottom of tie Wine
$50 feet from the surface. About 30 tons OF ore are
sent from the mills daily. The amount of ore in
sight is simply immense, and the only trouble is n
lack OF milling capacity. Tho company has two
mills Il stamps each running day and night on owe
from this mine, and is shipping bullion regularly.
The Chloride mine is opened by two tunnels and
q winzc The upper tunnel is 800 feet long and
runs along vein matter all the way. winze is
down 80 feet and is following the ledge which dips
southwest. The lower tunnel is now in to distance
of 10 feet. This will be connected by wnze with
the upper tunnel. The ledge is well defined and
averages 4 feet in width. Assays run as high AZ
$3.50 to the ton. This mine is owned by the Eagie
Company aud is one of the finest claims in the dis
| trict.
1.-The Eagle mine consists of 500 feet on the Starr
| Grove ledge and 900 feet the Chloride. Ii is
being put in shape for working, and will undoubt-
eddy show up WELL of the richest ore iu the
| district has been taken out of the minc."
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EUROPEAN - FINANCIAL NARNHFS
LoSDoSl ally athe Stsc Exchange closed today
cen 4 OF the volunteers VyicN at Windsor.
LONDON. july a-i:3J D. m--Pa:cs alNces three
Ientes - faacs S2ia ceatimcs account
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obstruction,
For Bows and Young Men-Country.

For Bows ana Dung mon-COuntry.
ELMWOOD INSTITUTE, LanesbOro', Berk-
~ shire Co.. Mass established in 1S49 fits for college,
entihc school or business private instruction speciality
Rev. A. A. GILBERT. A. NJ. Principal.
EIRSTCLASS Foreign Teachers, from New
York, Will take few boys to board In residence
gusgs drawing horsern sciences taugh In addition to
TROUPE, HOlbrOok, L. /.
GREENWICH ACADEMY.-Usual Literary
~ Courses with Musical Institute College
Founded 1902 Both Influence decidedly religious
Bay and direct from Boston. OppOr-
annss Tor bathing and beating Terms moderate
A: NJ, Principal East Greenwich II. l..
summer boarding from July to August 80
GREENWICH, CONN.-Academy and Board
home J. II. ROOT, Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Il WORCESTER, MASS"
tSssn' its 18th year
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn, N. Y
wishing place their where they will DO
thoroughly prepared college business will receive cir
cular With tul particulars. Reopens september IL.
s: 4 k6@E, 4. e. 4: NJ Principals.
MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.
V1 A boys family boardng-schO0l location heathicstin
school boys induced IKE stulies careful
vision of each pupil. Address the Principal s. H. MOORE
Morrisown, NJ.
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
al Sing Sing On Hudson, y. y.
The of instruction embraces the following depart
ments Classical Modern iangnages Elementary Mathe.
thoroasay ORGANIZED Military beraTtmen riding school,
day september I6. BENJAMIN & ALLEN, Principals.
NEW WORK MILITARY ACADEMY
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Situations Uautco-- ttlaies

\ -TIIRST,CLASS servants, all capacities
as a %nie ana o4 best and yo% S s,dsh
ka cnrst. Ea &s ' e. w. ' and i "a 4 At
4 YOUNG man with 10 years general bust
an n% nsec a situation Or fo ss
BARTENDER or PoHrER.-By young
% in wholesale house strong, stout, wiling
rene @' !" O. bar" 2o as, ii a. '' "'''a''
RurTL;E.R:mz1Bfy 4 Swiss protes5ant,; who speaks
country Tyy best n%a nS m in rs cS family city or
CARPENTER or USEFUL NANNY n So
= bsr ',caiy Young man. Address PATRICK NULL
CASHIER, CLERK or WAITER at summer
1ceGo s afS ' A GhSS" *
EAfM MANAGER, &c.--By II strong, hale,
man lnnic Hoils; has had eVerlece foreman, farmer
Iroaiway, Of q. q Bailey. ''''
GROCERY CLERK, &c.-By an American
rsrcsI fro@,S Ia."$., 1ss eosd rcfecnce TloNAs
GROCERY HOUSE needing the service Of an
~ a'iyc, tcmr'yatc m.n havinE recommendations OF the
SKE $50 East id5tn st. '''''"
I IGIr PORTER.-Hy an American, age 10,
as iigt or assistant in shirt factory
rrnish ts ,i rccrdcts Oh c." IA Frnls ca"
SITUATION WANTED by practical Frcnch
s s tFG t" hoag ro SnS4 ns no
giulg tho diNrrcut branches pertaining vegetable
general gA'tcnne cold arap;i wine making
crricatts aud reference :. T.. Box poC Bristol
NNATCHMAN or PORTER.-By smart
w acivc. Industrious man, I'M store or hotel "a
y rate end ,d the his a.
Drcss l.. DAi.'TliOM, 1876 l. south st.
SGAfCliMAN or rORIER.-By young
raae age "a, ng' strong aui Intelligent IN motel OF
VII louise; Address
a. ~ MCIl.i.R I73 Cncrty 4
WILL. some Kind hearted lady or gentleman
W give al "i soldier light employment lie
his country through he Mexican War ~ IS;G aud In the late
o. lSdl %" c"r ~ the line he is strictly temperate,
moral and courteous references iyon Please address VET
EEAN, Tribune O,.,c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

For the speedy cure Of Consumption
and Al diseases that lead 10 il. such 4.
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds. Bron.
chitis, Hay Fever. Asthma. pain Id Tho
side and chest. dry hacking cough. tick.
ling IN the throat. Hoarscness. sore
Throat. and al chronic or lingering dis
eases of the throat and lungs. Dn. KfNG'-
NEw DiscovEnY has no equal and has
established for itself q worldwide repu-
tasion. Many leading physicians recon-
mend and use Il IN their practice The
formula from which Il Il prepared il
highly recommended hy ali medical
Journals. The Clergy ana tile press have
conplimentci ii III tie most glowing
terms. Go 10 your druggist and gct 1
trial bottle free of cost. 81 regular Size
Tor ~. for saic VI 4. Wcriz Il CO..
Jasper. aud q. w. Schwartz. Hunting
burg.
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-Reilroad excitement w. All vel
pleased over the prospects for lift on
~ The mud. Col. Davis. DR. Clark. anf
Others ofthe surveying party. passed here
On Inc N. inst surveying towards Jasper
from Mitchell
-DiFn. On Ire 3a. Bayi. Nicholson
from typhoid fever. and from the effect.
0f fail from horse. received some
weeks ago. While OH spree.
George Harrison ana family. and
Andrew case started for The Nrs; 4 few
days ARC. We afe sorry IL lose them. bn
hope good lux NAV attend them aud
they may prosper.
w y l.oi.a., ", al f.-,;,r -,
NJ . faw 1.-s f.'r fii;.cis W., or
l;nhnsb M. ,ofs o,r ,owr .,a HIM.
HAM ssmnxe5 Il Y..,ve.se Io, 80. u, I,
slso leave II . few 49, - - " \
.,.,ra ~. oom "a'Ns a"'u'
NtN~Ne - ~ NN-s y w ALl@
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he Louisville Courier saws fIo 49,.
p.ct,on NJ fLe tir-j;n. n. \ ,v;,, '..' ~o'
fatr nno,scr h-;9.,r sr,r,. 80 ~ f,,'-'
AZ meal M. necs..i,v 49, 49, $3.50, ~
romn.mv 49, or'r.,.;s.5 ~ ,,,, 1870
'con,...nir. 1890 s,~"'.:-'a .a..'4T '.'
Viii. .r5 c.c ", n. 49,. .. \. 49,, n.
|be con.oIi3,,eI qT.- (e-: , ,..,. 4" ~; n
r.c.n,, n - Iess~ n-,..~, ,r.'sin.. -,
:he r;r.r xs,.sn.i l.... xxx ~ Il No." y
w,rd nrc.rssrt rr,h. y ',;'r, '.,,.' oo.'
MART nrnnn.l5 pr.s;3a,, n , Nv !
A,ha.x No. '''..'...'...r G '..I ~"
s,,ncr.:.te,. An. nv 1890. ~.
4 '.,.,'r ,ro..sc', a,'a ,c,,,. ~ "a.
N S..ts.nhr~,, .,.o~,...' ~
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tih,nw .n1 ch;~s~o re;,..,5'. Sn,'
Rosie nrr.'lent ~ ~. n,.;',.;,, ~ ~nm
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6TWe are III receipt N the Seed Gaia.
logue Of David Landreth a. sons. phila-
delphia. ~. This lrni, established In I7S4
i The Oldest III <I.cir line in the United
States, ana Is widely known for square
dealing. Their almanac and Rural Reg
lister and Catalogue i an Improvement
upon former editions. their motto seem
ing ai1 rys 70 he Forward. Its illustra-
f'd with cuts Or their farm buildings and
& more important vegetables. II con-
iains valuable tables and instructions "a
Market gardeners and amateurs. Ii Is
mailed, postpaid, % Al who apply FOR
Ill
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The BEsr SAWS in the world for Cuts,
CRUISES. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Khcun, Fever
sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
h.ains. Corns. and all kinds or skin
Ernptions. This Salve j. guaranteed %
give perfect satisfaction In every case or
money refunded. Price Is Cents per
box.
FoR SALE BY T. Wertz q Co., jasper.
Ind. and =. ". Schwartz. Huntingbnrg.
Nov. Is, Soy.
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NV SAW MfIf~-Onr cnterpriSing
felIow-citizens. Mossrs. Paul and ignatz
kunkel. purchased last week from Mr..
q. kra'z, Of Evansville. new portable
saw mill. with All the latest improve
menss. and expect % receive II a. Jasper
ncM Week, and he ready - manufacture
lumber In = few days. They are both
energetic. practical saw millcr~, and nm
derstand how to make money with a
mill. We wish them good luck.
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EXTRA ST. s,oT. Last Monday was
the last day Of the regular session of tie
legislature, but Gov. Porter called an
extra session, to begin Tuesday. We
were iii hopes lie wonid have back bone
enough 10 refuse the demands Of Indian
apolis hssh-hoCzes aud bSr-fcnders.
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LlFE IxsrkA>cK One 0f tho busiest
men IN toun now i Esq. n. r. sweeney
who j. agent for three life insurance
epnpanies-his latest acquisition being
Tile 4 Fidelity 81 lancaster county, "a.
lie will write you ZIP policy on tie
slightest intinaiion now.
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OUR SCHOOLS. public schools 81
our town will NOT close for aiioui two
and half months yet as We have An
cigh. months session this year. The
children who are not in sftcniancc now
should be sent IN Is soon A. possible. A.
sevcrzl are stating tia; school viii 10 OUT
soon. and they ARE behind III the clss-es.
Parents should see that Tic children come
at once. A. VI.
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nFRev. Father Doyle. who occupies
Che chair Of Theology in 81. Msinrad Ab-
hey, spencer county, was In town for a
few days this week. lie was suffering
severely from Phihisic, and came here to
he under the skiliful professional treat
nlcnt Of DR. 4. Weriz- He i gentle
man Of very fine culture and progressive
views and made several friends while
IL town.
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PHRENOr-nGIrAf. JoUE~AL. - The March
~. ~ This interesting Monthly j. "a our
table, rcrlete with the best Of intellectual
iooc, - usual. Ifs sketches of character
aud portraits this month embrace sir.
Frederick Leighton, President IL The
Royal Society 81 Art. VI EngiARd. VI 4
Gov. Alfred II. Colquitt. Of Georgia.
Price only - per year. Fowler 4 Wells
20, broadway. New York.
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Nr Young teachers aud larger schnl-
srs whose schools have closed, can do 10
better, il they Eish TO qualify themselves
thoroughly 70 teach. than come and spend
the coming ten weeks IN The Jasper Aca-
denny, where the Instruction viii hc th0r-
ongh IL any branch they may choose 10
pursue. and classes formed 10 acr0mm0
dGte them. Come in. there is room for
all, aid superior apparatus.
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~ Don't neglect the election next
Monday. Remember there isno politics
Involved, but amendments % the organ
..c law which are calculated 70 opprcss
every poor man. w;thincrcasei taxation,
without any benefit 60 70 The polls and
vote No on each Of them.
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U-Mr. John Hamilton. formerly 81
our,own. bnt now Of indianapolis. called
On ~ Friday last. and denies emphaticsi-
" the report published IN a paper that Ike
IA. killed. lie did NOT even meet Will
serious accident. lie j. employed on
I've yanda!is II. II. and his father has
employment in The city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

tANh Af RArlIr+n
Hiram +. Wells and James N. Andrew
arc now the owners 81 the celebrated
French Lick Springs. They propose 10
make the Springs Iirst-ciass watering
place and pleasure resort. They viii
also make special preparations for the
accommodation of inyalids. We wish
them every success.
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0vMcssrs. Scheurich & Dhcrst. ofihc
Eclipse saw and Flaming Mills. ship i
car load OF dressed lumber this week. for
81. M,ry's Catholic Church, near Loo
gootce. They also ship car load Of
hickory spokes 70 Indianapolis, and cx-
poet 10 follow the latter with car load 4
week an summer This furnishes cash
market FOR AIT hickory timber. and will be
great help 10 owners Of II. FOR which
Messrs. Schcurich y Oberst should BE-
thanked.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

MARRIAGE LIeENsE. Clerk Gosmann
has issued but fw0 this month. lie
following are the happy couples.
Robert Yates and Emma Anderson.
George W. kestcrson and l.. X. Nich-
olson.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11


N Towx. Mrs. Lchrburger, Of Shoals,
I. n Jasper visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs, Kahn.
Nr. w. +. Baker. son % ourold friend
Judge Baker, 81 Nincennos. ID one of the
nsilroad surveying corps, and called on
~ this week.
Mrs. Young was called hack from
Louisville 70 attend d The sAi duties Or
ner mothers obscquics, and will remain
= few days.
Deputy y. $. Marshsls 4. Written and
Tart. 81 Indianapolis. were III town on
tuesday. having the farm lately owned
* Dr N. II. Wilson, near Ireland, ap-
". >. Court.
The pleasant face or DR.. Hill. or Por-
,,srsvillc, was seen in Jasper Wednesday.
'e informs Us no will leave FOR Oregon
,ome time IN May. Ills place will BE-
lard p supply.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

John NcCariy who was sentenced 10
five years IN the peniieniiary TOR COM
pliciiy In couniericIting has been re-
pricyed. Petersburg Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-03-11

We tender our heartfelt thanks to the
Rev'd Fathers Joseph and Fiiclis. ani 10
an friends OF the family. FOR kindness
shown our mother ON hnr dcath-bel.
Respectfully,
MARY a. You've.