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, 1881-01-18
THE MISSISSIPPI.


Special ptsb1ieh 10 The Chieago Iftostne.
WASHINGTON, j. C., 1nn. 1T.-Tho differ
eMi theories MS to the brst methods of I'M.
proving tho mississippi River are embodied
III the two following resolutions which wcrU
presented III tho Commerce Committee Of
tic Ilnuse to-.lay. A[r. Ackien's resolution
WIS Iii follows:
One million eight hundred Thousand dollars
for tho Improvement Of tho Mississippi llyer.
to bc expended by md under tho direction OF
thu Secretary nf Wnr, In accordance With tllo
recommendations, p1AHs, atll specifications And
estimates. mud undcr tho advisory snpcrvls.
Ion Of tho Mississippi Itiver Commission
fur tho construction md repalr. compile
lion anl preservation Of tho public
wtrkB, recommended by them In their report
to tho Secretary Of Wnr or OF alleh OF snll
works III they may select; saN,No for tho sys-
tcln knowu ns tho reservoir system. to DO cx-
pended by and under tho direction Ut tho Sccre-
tury Of Wnr.
sI,t. tEltSAN's RESOLUTION
is as follows:
For tho permanent Improvement Of tho Mis-
alesfpp River, in accordance With tho plns
therefor recommended by tho Mississippi Ittvey
Commission, to TIT expended hy tho Secretary ot
Wur, with tho nt3yIcp md un1gr tho supervision
or sAkt Commission. tho sum Of -, md It
shall ho tho duty Of said Commission
to tnKu inlo consideration. aud of Tho Sccrctury
Of War to cxtcnd operations under their super
ylsnn to tho tributaries OF tho Mississippi iIvcr,
to thu extent. md tio furthor. that nny DO neg
cssary III tho Judgment uf tho Commission to tho
perfection Of tue KnucrAl and pcrtnnnent In
provcsncnt Of said Mississippi liver. Hut this
tInl,sc shall not br construed to interfere with
thu prosecution by tho War Department nf the
Improvement uf stttl Mississippi River ard fa
tributaries utltlGr general appropriations Hsadu
therefor.
Tile Inst resolution gives tho recognition to
the reservoir system which tho Represent
atiles Of tho Upper Mississippi States desire.
, 1881-01-18

'P's'H 1''"'se' ~ '"s t"'ea9o .r,o"'s" -!
NtNsnlH"l"S' ~ ~ '"ll' - Nv "os'.ss
III tlM Guy pai'tis el"t piueeet'hss t ~! III u"
utlsa''.ney a'o.eu s'a's Mo"iu W. w !.,. .nsunleu
."u"s "eia pe'""'"... us 49,, ".tnsaae
~, ".a,, :" .,t, " .I' ,.t... ~ Nv =. n,,. ~.
~ ~. VIZ W" ~ ".'"" '..s. ~,
-M's' Ih''sti"n.si u. "pu"t e.io ,..ne " Wv
"',.ssu ssup..'o VIII n''' su'"osSu .s'
%il W., VI '"'l''ei ope't ~ ,t'st ~ .1''eism'
,, etc wns, uweset; H. s.'a,c ',,, s,' ~ & p' ~
.''e p."sss"'lsn .u'aas' ~ "Ia t"nn ',,,,'a .S
e, ~ o"e ~, .' f,'s.,',,a.' s ~. ov'a ;,' ~ y,s.,
.ossa w. ,'., ~" s r,s' @ ..,a vnts' ,'s
.'la. l,1s '.,s'.. e.n' nts Il.ets n"',
u'uu, ''1u '"''s" " son'p'1 WIN 1no , u1uet "
tg ~, s .a s" m ,,r. s y,
." lesiues!e.' '1nt measures w l""c'' " co'''-
ESEtclsE 1rS POWER
and prohibit hl'n frnlh proceeding with tho
cnse until disposition wns shown 10 comply
WIN Tue ortler of TUG Collrt- Minister Chrls-
tinncy's solicitor'- ar. i. y. lnsefsoi'' M'
sllnicd TINT the tt'nonnt OF atianotly allowed
was -eFf!es: -eeFNff!esslse' tlot the eX-Sehator was
poor man, bnFaeleQ Win iahtl'y. anl
unholo 10 pny uae SUN Feq"1le" W ti'e eou1a.
AHt2slEn receiving 4 eona compensation
!soul Ing uoEeFnhae'lt' stlt! ~ ''au heasS oo-
l!Rationg 10 1ect TINT Keep ,t'lsh hlflost con-
stAn''y l'hpecahl"t.s. :Jln hlaue an earnest
hppca4 10 the tourt 10 fe'istce tie sum- mlti u
Wns 1ihhlly 1nod1'ieu 10 slo0 per mouth. Atr.
oliver then asSc'l tint ti'no bo deslgnated
III WHICH tho money Slt0't'd be patu.
AN oispER WAS rAssEp
directing tho nlla'oiy to bo palIl oy Jan. 10
1851, Otherwise a!l proceedings should ho
suspended until It was paid. The days went
~ md each sltlc workcd assittuously fnr
, 1881-01-18
HYhtENEAt-,

Special ptspatth to tAs CAledoo Trtbunt-
+, PIANO, ILL.,, Jan. 17.-A notable wedding
occurred hero to-day. Miss He'll ". Valo,s-
tine, of this place. lo.!y Ut high standing lll
society, and W. +. Oltn, of Chicago. general
agent. OF the Deering-alarsh llarvestcr tor
Southern Illinois, are tic Interested lartles'
They will take up their resttenc1 In ChtcugD
ut Gilce, at NJ, 6S1 West Jackson 6trput. !.
, 1881-01-18
A LARGE PURCHASE OF LAND.

ST. Louis, No., Jan. 17.-sllYay, Bogue &
Co., Of Chicago, have just closod uie pui-
chase Of about l50, 600 acres Of land In Dairy
County, this State, FROM the st. Louis y San
Francisco ltaiiruad Company, Ut EdinburE,
Scotland, Tlle terll!s are cash, hut tla
amount Jntu hos not transuilel.
, 1881-01-18
The Senatorial Question In
Wisconsin Assuming q
Lively Aspect.
Gen. Grant Has a Reception al
Albany-Spccch in Response
to a Serenade.
Herman In Now, York, Butler In Massa.
cllusctts, and Wallace ia Penn.
Bylvanin,
The Nomineea for the United States Hen.
ate-Tsnnessee- see-Minnesota-Ar-
kansas, Etc,
ILLINOIS.


ILLINOIS.
sps'at D"pasem e. ~ 1"e ca'e3go t, 1r'o"ne
opMSuFlEin, 49,, aan' !1'Hlho returning
,'as es's'"Lots "eso uleApecleu1y iew al'a lar
psewech tllls al!erhoon' anu, a'tholeh 10Th
i.ousss G'. =. 'hc!, tne1o w's oateay eotpof'Is
stH'' ~ giuioT, nltl' "'tho't any l9ss ot
Muo' polh llousts plompt,y auJoutheu Until
1o.r'oltu" .t' nofn.'s ~ ~ ocloch.
1to iltst business OIL importance III tha
iiouse VIII W tHe announcement OF tilc IoF'
ly1s.x Or more eohl'lnttees' 4hc ISIS ara
~ ,l'Aae on1t ahd nave oceh anu arc stndi'
ousiy Kept from ahyoooS ana everybody sns'
peetca ol tae sEghtest cohhectson WIN
newspaper; enough information l1as hecn
ghlAetetl throneh INC usual process ot 1iltFa|
tlon' however, 10 llNlcate ]nst "i'cre
TIE !MroHrANr oHA11aASsiiHs
VIII eo' Gf'adee' ot sshetoy' rs previously
announced Will Get ttlat Of lilo con'nitteo
nh lallFoausi eollihs' o1 CooR' WI mad
tno eomnitteo on Co9porntlohs; "hllc lsrk.
"elI. VI eooS, WILL controi taat on senatorial
Apporttonn1ent. The distribution Ut tho other
Important committees Will bo rs follows:
baldwin, Of Bureau, Judiciary; Morris,
OF uardin, Judicial Department.;
Wright Of Du PnEc, Appropriations
Allen, of Wtitcsides, Revenue; q. s, Cook,
nf Coolr E,luoat{on. 7,on runu ~ Hr,,Ite,,,
corrross,o,a, Mi Au,ar.,on,an.t, n"1u; ,1.a. 'o:
1rnn1, ~ Stv.a 1at;.p,,a,,a. , Nf,t.,,1 Iosn' oA
ean n ss.t.4s m'.e mt;,,,, ~ @
,o M, i,!.a" ns..,, .,t, ~ G"l
1.nl ,e M.se. lapIov .t"1,,. the!ps, OF Eoos'
aauo"SSS ,aae ,sI.,.,.t ht W ,la, NUS y, acnTN'
iI.se'ases, 1as .a;ts mtS " nool., t.ect"s, 4!os
Just .-...
Two NOTABLE CHANGES
1.o,' suo 4's. 49, u a'asps s IL ~ uil"e,'
;Tnosa 80 ~ ti,a "'n ,Ts uI - C,.;.. y plspe msm
ran.is onI e"nntns,o, .u ~ ,a4.a W 1,a 1a,I
, 1881-01-18
THE NORTHERN LINE PACKET COMPANY.

! Sr. LOUIS, Jun. 17.-Wtlen Charles Grecu,
}assIglleu Ut tho ke0kuk Northern l.lno
/, Packet Company, appeared III court tt.-t!ay
to file t,ts bond, counsel for TIC uay!.sol,
purity objected, and this ufterlloon
10 petition was presented nsktns
that the llunkIns-Gray, OF what has been
+ known ns tho minority parity and tho ono
that made tic 'nssighlnent Saturday, 10 al'
!, Judged in contenipt of Court Tho hearlug
Is sut for Saturday.
, 1881-01-18
uy Mr.. Bpringcr-To amend SEQ. 400 ut tha
ttevteoA SttNgs, In regAtI - tho prcpnytnent OF

mi uUff MI i0%rt mill n1ntfHf.
Iiy Mr, Furt-trG 1,rt,hii,it tho cxportntiou OF
tl,sense,i cattio and ptfior tloncsto nflit1ais
ny III. Willis lily rctltttst,-fn rrRil,aiu mid
i&y III. KritrvHiicncHitnu iii acts inpasilE n
,,iscrftuinntinx dnty Of ID por cent on iii Eluis
TIL trt"s @ oost Of ti!e tapn ~ DAHL itnt,c wcl nro
importoG from nj plaacs wctt Of tho, ,cAps Of uo"l
'iSne; 'iS;nSe H. 1our,norx-ro ,,o,,,,o TIM co,,oct,on
If sir. Gp,,yerse-'rn rrclaim tlso swa,tln nn,ls
f f thS tsSt rGt@n"o r;xn. River md eepe" tho o"0'e'
III Sir, Keifor-To prevent tho snrea,t Of con.
tnYloits diseases among tlninostu inlmnls.
ty r1itr0nti hetwunn different Stutus. :.
fy Iii. U'Cnilt,s,r IS. C.j-For Tho relief OF all
stnirs, ' Nn'''
i]y Mr, Davis tCat}-For tho importation Of
mnchtnery ,l.otl ia tho manufaottro Ut jusc. or
unSt,i,ncnt M ar. III" rrv,g tt,as uMite. s,aes ac.
s"s s."r: a .oa ID q sss! 81 IL x hs nree OF ouch
Tho Spenker laId befnre tho linuso con,nt1-
neaton from tle sesret3ry It th9 lnt"Gior
of inc GnitaI states 10 10 3D. IN, ,sul. ..,.,
Secretary s s't of Tic interIor Mr Uox moved to
prInt tho san,o IN Tho lsecnrs, tog9thor with THO
yes.eriay yea with tho aid Of a .iislzcn clerks an,i
IL
rnivf ti,rt this mtt,r,l and was directed
Gy l,is Committee to nsk ,hor printing r. The
WIS nlatie Ot, tho subject bv tho Committee for
actiof, by tho iinis0, It would bu wuil to
c,.intiuus, Tic o,cial figures Of tho
whoiu population Of tho United statcs was
i5strict at cnl.,tliAs which wis 7xi.3i, the X ~
fS,:Es,:a.' Tnp taTio showed this popilntiDn tor
the several Suites. Ii ulso showed thu nuinkrr
Of Representatives to bB uioctcl from each
stnto .'tl ri, even liyIsnr,-tnt Il. not eu,lntng
5aottSr TIN Of @ tns + sSw to-
ind tlv fnMi number IF ne.nberA fur each stntu
running fr0in tho prcspnt number Of n,ctshors,
on tho following plan: Tho illlal number Ot
mcrlhcrs iwEntuvcr wls agreed ul,otD frr,m :.ss3
rites f rrnrr: p,,ta,on t., tho woo lipprcso,ltI,-
tivo population. Tbls rnt1o wus npplfc&l suo-
ressyrly 10 tho population Ut euGh State.
iii a,s,u'ber % lcss than the t,Lor II vprcse,ita.
tyos originally tuke,l. Thu difference t,acgori-
i,.x 70 tho bust .utld most equitable nnd recent
gtmtes avsnN to M ''G rgesE irac,on liitona
REPRESENTATIVES,. Whenever Il stt'!c!ont NUM-
nss!enctt on cc0unt of frnetions t, nuke up tio
totnf number tnkeu. such assignment should
saoa 1ee Td 'ss scda no taS was o nhre 's
compc',tsaus. 1t showed. In tho first column.
Tho present number OF Representatives nntor
stato tncr tho coust,s oi issG. on tic basis Of
s aa II no e saeS saio as sG Mt1 III e en1c. nu
from mi 10 307 Inclusive. Frpm thoso
columns tho eontlcncn might sec tho loss or gain
conss Of ito, md tint of iSa. running from
MEI to UT, il NruoNrctl that. by in itcrlaso Oh
gained /; by a Increase to 2.i, inllstfi,a gafncl
/; BY m tncrease to aAj. Pennsylvania gained |;
by III, tnercnso to :at. Maryland gninctl II by I'M
L.
, 1881-01-18

FEE111Sd W. TuE 1L4ILHUAU8s
8Dsttai lAss4tsA to The EAteaco 1Sthun& "'--'S-
WAsltlsuros,. D. T., -Jau. 17:-IienjainIn
aver, counsel foF tAs ,lllInota sCentsal 1ssll,
Foe4 cpnpany. has: s3Fhk tha asy. .in%tudys
slnx the situation all4 tn en1eay0rE4g " uscgF-
Stain the effect upon shcjt.!lsA4ElsIl iLakpFiol
, 1881-01-18
TIE RECORD,

61.S4AltS
WAStHS1Toyt d. e., Jnt,. 17.-ofr, Wallace,
fr0m tho Committee oil Appropriations ru-
ported with 4ultlry amendments the 1nlinn
Appropriation b1l1
hlr. l'cIt1feton, from the Census Commit
tee, reported with detailed report tllo bill
MlnkinE MI appropriation for completing,
compiling, mid publishing tho returns OF tho
tenth CENSUS.
Mr. Garland presented tho report OF tho
Congressional visitors to West Point, u1l.l,
accompanying tlle sumo, n BILL anIulltling tho
existing laws ftt relation to tho Military
Academy ut West IoInt. Referred.
Mr. Williams Introduced llll tu cstnbllst
oeunn mil service and lnaking NJ. appEoprla-
tlon tl,orefor.
4 bill WIS passed directing the purchase,
by tl,e Secretary OF the Treasury, Ut the
Frccllnon's Hank and ronl ostato und tho
parcels Ut ground ntijacont th0roto belonging to
tho FEoaduaefl's saylng Il Trust Company, Aul
locNted oil Pennsylvania avenue.
Tho bill HpprtprAtus for The purpose All
amount not excoettinx s150,UN.
Tho bill pHssel fur tho relief IT Con. Ord.
Tho selato jal,t resolution creating tho York.
town tya., Centennial Commission pusscl.
THO ca1vntlar occupied tho sensaludes Ut tho
nlurn'ny hour.
Al tho expiration Ut tho ,nornlsg hour, Mr.
Salisbury snoyed tu laY nsldo tho rrxnlar oracr
-the Hen IloIaday hIll-and snke UP tho KulloHg
cas1+ Negatively 70: nAya. ~.
Tho following vnsed with tho Republicans In
tho negative; b[essss. NntlGr, Davis TIL,
1.alsar, sirnoe, l'o,.alotoI,, rhurlnau, Voorhees,,
rcsullosi, mud withnus aulon ual tho blll tic
sSstts sSs aooss @ ssopSso.i, s'lsarneS. ''' "''A
, 1881-03-13
1.-THE Fl4IR."
FIRS7,-CL: ASS
BARGAINS
CLASS
GOODS
AT !:
D. J. LEHNAII'

25c for an All.Silk Twist Extra Large
/ Handkerchief.
25c for Fine Full Regular Made In.
ported Hosiery.
Sc for i. 4.Ply Linen Collar.
l2c for 4.PIy aud 3.Ply Band Linen
Collar.
75c fur a Reinforced 2200 Linen I'm.
laundried Shirt.
95c for the above Laundried.
2Sc for a pound Of Extra Fine French
Candies, no purer Or finer made.
l9c for a Cake Of Genuine Colgate's
Cashmere Bouquet Soap.
14c for a Bottle Of hoyt's Cologne.
35c for 4 Bottle Of st. Jacobs Oil.
$l.4S for a set Of Rogers Bros No. u
Knives.
$7.95 for a good Mgin Watch.
$1.1S for a set Of Rogers Dros.' Or
Derby Co. s Silver.P Plated Teaspoons.
, 1881-03-13
A CALL UPON HIM By THE 1LL1EOIs CLUB
8peciof D14pQtth to TAe ChteaQo If1o1ne.

CALL UpON HIM By THE ILLINOIS CLUB.
Special Dt,pateh to 1ne Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., March 1a.-fhe 1lii-
nois Republican Club, composed Of residents
Of Illinois in this Districr, this evening
called in body to present their respects to
Secretary-of-War Lincoln. Mr. Aldrich, in
few words introduced the President Of the
club, Mr. Il. J. Whitaker, who presented
the members individually. Subsequently,
MI. Henderson. Of the Rock Island District,
made a few remarks, expressing the senti-
ments Of the club, in the course Of which ho
said:
We have come here this evening AZ citizens Of
illinois, to present our respects and congratulate
you upon your appointment. We regard ths&
appointment not only as just compliment to
your integrity, ability. and personal character ~
a citizen Ut the great Republican State Of ILL.,
nols* but as meeting In some measure the claims
Of our State to recognition among 1er sister:
states. We recognize your appointment also'a1
JUST aud grateful tribute 10 the memory Of
your distinguished father, whose name aud fame.
are dear, not only to every patriotic citizen of
Illinois, hut OF the entire country. and to Aber-
1y-1ov.ug people everywhere. lApp1ause.1
We believe that you will administer your
high Office with unswervtug Integrity. and
fidelity, such as DISTINGUISHED your honored and
patrtotlc father, and that you will bring ndelitT
and ability equal to the faithful diacharxn Of
ynur official duties. We Wish Jon m hono1od !;
, 1881-03-13
Further Endorsements Of MIR. tsf1an,
Stanley Matthews-Mrs. ::
Christiancy. -:
Gov. colquitt's Brother Loses His
Temper and Cuts Two Of His
Friends,


a tOAFLEN SITUATION i.
Special Dt$patch to 7he Chicago Tr1baAs-
WASHINGTON. D. e., March Il. The polit-
lcal leaders Of both parties have been busy
to-day in endeavoring to come to some agree
Hlert as to the permanent organization of kha
Senate. The Committee Of the Republican
CAUCUS, consisting of Senators Allison.
Plumb, Ferry, Don Cameron, and Logan, has
been in conference rs to the list Of Repnn-
lican Senators that they will present for ac-
tlon to the Senate on Monday. There is. to
be another meeting tomorrow. Meanwhile,
some vague intitnattons have been made BY
the Democrats to the Republicans that still
further compromise than that which was
proposed last night is in contemplation.
There is tacit understanding that, on Mon
day, the attempt~to organize the Senate shall
be regularly made.
WITHOUT ANT RESORT TO FuBUsrER1Na
on the one hand. and without any effort to
take unfair advantage Of the situation on
the other; and that as many Of the Demo-
Gratis will withhold their votes as there shall
then be Republican vacancies. This Is
claimed as concession On the part OF tha
Democrats. hut the further intimation has
been made that the Democrats desire to have
some concession made to them, and that they
will suggest that, if the Republicans will
concede to them the ChairmanshIps, the
Democrats will permit the Republicans to
take the permanent organization OF the
Senate, aud not to make it sub
lect to the possibilities ;: Of a
weekly change in the organization, accoId-
ing as Malone may be disposed to vote one
way or another.
THIS 1ST1.tAr1oN HAS BEEN MADE By THE
and it is said that such prominent persons as
Beck and Bayard think 1t would be wise
solution Of the difficulties. It has not been
learned that the Republicans have seriously
considered 1t. TIE Senators in both parties
who did not receive Chairlnanships Of favor
able Committees, should such an arrange
ment be made, would, Of course, never be
satisfied, and the confidence of the
will permanently vote with the
Republicans on all questions affecting the or
ganization uf the Senate That 1t is very doubt
full whether they would be disposed to listen
to such q proposition. 1t hns also been SUP
gested that unless the Democrats could Sc
cure some arrangement which Wonld be ben-
edcial to them with respect to organization,
they might withhold their votes and
PREVENT TIE REPUBLICANS FROM ORGAN
KING.
Even with the vote Of a1anone there would
not be quorum. But it has been ascer-
tanned that David Davis, Of Illinois, and
Brown, Of Georgia, would not enter into an
arrangement to break a quorum, and that
they may be relied upon to vote on all occa-
sions.
M.\HoEE's PROPOSITION.
It IS said that the proposition of Senator
, 1881-03-13
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING

Enaal Tailoring
and
produce Clothing
public
city It has been ain and study to supply
Tailor and confess w have been FShy Paia in
SPRING STOCK which have been compelled to
Stock Of Clothing at Retail in the West.
, 1881-03-13
TIE MOST EXTENSIVE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES

selecting Cloths Materials
ndnr Spring Goods THE PUTNAM,
r. & ETT
Mammoth Clothing
Through
~ Combination
, 1881-03-13
i~" REdDYMADE CLOTHING.
TfHF RETURN OF w. H. FURLO LONG, :,
:'> THE RESIDENT MANAGER OF
THE OLD RELIABLE


woudbe Of PUTNAM
Significant
~ Hnne been spent MR. FUItLONG
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28

NxrKrD, Il ST. Jcscph's Church, Oct.
q. 1851. Mr.. MICHAEL ScHEURrcHs Of the
Union Flour Mills, and Miss HELENA
SnrLER. daughter Of our former Co.
Commissioner, Mr.. Joseph Shuler.
AZ the same time and place MI. JoHN
= NErDEcK. son or the popular landlord
OF the Indiana Hotel, and Miss AMELIA
GEiER, daughter 81 our respected fellow
citizen, Mr.. John Gcicr.
"A large number Of friends assembled
q the church 60 witness the double
wedding, and congratulate the young
couples. Al night receptions and dances
were held q the Indiana house and q
McNcrney's hall, where good music was
had and : good time generally. The
Jasper string band furnished the music
at Macs. while delightful music was
made q the Indiana hotel BY those old
time players, Frances Eckert, aged n
years, Joseph Jcrger, 81, aged 50 years
and q. y Jutt, 81 years, helped along
little with horns b. Henry Berger and
Joseph yesger, ~. The scene was IN IN
epiriling Que, = tho aged couples from
81 % 10 mingled with the youngsters Il
che dance. Meeers. n. "A. Neudeck. th'
landlord. and .. Ceier and m. Star
ringer, led scts IN one QuadriIIc an{
made the young felix's wish they knew
how 70 dance.
The CoURIER wishes The bridal couple
may realize their brightest anticipations
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28
Real Estate for Sale |!
DOANE & TRIppET.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
y asper. Tndinnas
Pay Taxes. Make Conveysnce~. 49,
on REASONABLE TERMS.

vr,ury nav 49, fsr $40 Ire following smsrz estrs
i bargains IL Eo.l Estate NJ this csunfy. nnd VIII
checrally shop ne tracts 20 any enc desiring Y PM
chase:
No. 1.--ss Lots near DC Upper NH, valued from
>S5 70 $l25.
-. e.-,r.ot close 10 d. b Edmons,cn's residence
Ioo 40 feet
10. ST. HrFlalrr suitable ior Hotel.
~. 4--1a0 Acres III jefferson TX - acres cleared
,i.rc. heavily ,mherci with white oak Close g ar
Line Road. An extraordinary bargain a' 5000
SO. S.--fO Asres nesr Jssrsr--2o acres elssred
Good orchard vineyard. WELL bArn and house an ~
hsrgrn AZ <ioo Terms = payment cay.
"a. $50 Acres adjoining Knoxville. coiumhi'
To-. TO ocrf~ clear. Good I'VE story if.me n"s,''n-
harm. a.. Norla make splendid sheep farm. cheap
no. loo Acres near Knexyllle doed ste e.
a. acres cleared. remainder wen i'Mht.ed -,
and COED bargain
NJ. s.-.o Acres miles from Kncx,i'ie shund
ancs ~ coal and iron ots ~ - scrss s.rHFsn
gain and rns easy.
~. o.ls. II III most eiieihlc iofs ~ Nrrr'llns
additions me town cf Jasper. IT ensap 's1M.' ~
easy payments. All clear q nrumbranre-
1 NJ. tO.-GO acres rpod white oak and coa! lsnd
mar bridge on patoka II near me "
'cation ii Tie Ar-ne X. X and has OK timber en'ae
On Il q pay for NJ
No. ia three acre N, n !s,psr WIN So
house stable. erin. Ac. On NJ Next ~ faioka. A. ~
\ Il.nt location f.r mandatory. Chcer.
\ No. 12.-sO acre farm On ~ HuntlnshurE read
thrrr miles from Jasper O. acres cleared and We
\ fenced rolling land Ill cnAtyAtsApie, VIC nous
wenthcr-hoardtd. ~ rooms and Kitchen; E.ol s'rr
ater. orchard 81 100 bearing trees, large ur'n ="
y other onihnIitings. a $1,000
i ~. $3.50 acres nsnr Cee<iine ~ Hall scenshif
GOOD hon<c 81 rooms. zoa bearing trees N .rennrs
Vineyard II 100 vines. never falling waisr. ~ ~.
lerIer. % good terms and On easy payments, % ~
Isrsie fcr good merchandise.
II No. IA rood business stand n ne fun,
Square cheap ana On easy terms AiirsAdy 70 80 in'
~. 15.-lOnc 81 he best brick residences ~ toN'
near 10 business. and On easy terms.
n No. 1O--Two eligible lots N Mccrilus ~ aao''''
IL Jasper. under good fence
~ 17.-Five lct~ together % Kundeck's ~ 80
lt,on % III town. al under one fence. oe>nuni ~.
NJ r,sldsn<s beng nearly acres q sc'd rrePs'
% l2th street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28
Evansville, h:EYss! ! Eastern Hallway
NOTICE or SALE
OF
COUNTY FARM I!

AVOTICE i hereby given that the nm
IN derrirned. Board Of County Com
missioners Of Dubois county, will oiicr
for public sale. at the Ccurt-housc door
OF said county. on
SATURDAY, Ian. ~, 1852,
The farm or said County, heretofore
known As the Poor Farm" situated on
the New Albany road. two miles from
Jasper. and described as follows:
The Northeast quarter Of the North
east quarter and the Southeast quarter
|of The Northeast quarter and the North
'cast quarter OF the Southeast quarter n
Section No. thirty-one (3ll township
No. ono ~, South OF Range No. four
az West, containing In al 10 acres
more or less.
The farm Il In good repair. most Of j
in grass, has on Il good barn and large
smoke house, well, cisterp and othe'
Improvements.
purchase money 70 be paid In cash one
l third in six months, and one-third 4
twelve months from date Of sale, th'
purchaser giving notes for such deferred
payments, bearing six per cent. interess
from date thereof. and waving bench
Of valuation and appraiscment laws
with good freehold security, 70 the ap
provsl Of The Board.
JouS b. GoHxAS,
HExRY SCHNELi,
JonN Il. HoFFNAS,
4 Commissioners.
Persons desiring further information
~ regard 10 the farm, will call % %
1 County Auditors Office.
Published by order OF the Board.
IsrpoaE SCHUMACHER, Auditor.
Oct. 2lst, lS5l-9w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-28

Bring Ix Youn IIicKoaY.-Wc 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 70
bring II in as soon as possible. We
wan; All we can get. and will continue
paying the highest market price. Come
In and make contracts. II you can't bring
your timber right away. 50 we may know
what 10 depend on. Schenrich & 20.