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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

Ictufslrf u iltaF County
| NFSiASHts1lSs - candidate scr Recorder ofDu.
bNi, County,
PATRICK 4. SWEENEY Il candidate NY Esssrts'
\. pu'ss.- e0An,y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

r-rSec that cverv Democratic voter !
~ IN polls next Tuesday. The PARTY
rs,iins out the fullest vote will have the
majority
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

1rThe members OF the Jasper Sun
day school are making arrangements for
4 Christmas cantata and general Christ
mi. tree for ali the children and others.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

s1rPost-Ins-ieF -pacher has put
N me nr~ regulator UP IN the Jasper
fO--v.iice- AMI now persons waiting for
'ne mai. can tell just how much time
tae. waste.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

arYesterisy and day before being
An saints and All Souls days. were
eolemnly observed bv the members Of ST..
jo.eph's congregation IN Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

r-Thc highest market price will ~
raIl for good navy beans Al Lehrburger
Kahn s Cos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

gTNr- q. Scheuck and family returned
70 Jasper l1-t week 70 reside lie j. a
good mechanic and business man, and
VIZ IRE glad 10 welcome them back
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

r. rrnrksr cofur snA rich iu<sre restored q
fl4 ~ rrxv hair 81 me 81 rsrkrr,s Hair haiss.
t-nlt.- dressing highly esesmeifer ~ perirsAs .Ai
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

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n tHt NJ ffkfFm M Ytffun hfsf4h tfAn*
IA if. X tfg tAly ~itt rtrw cafs tsfrt~4 kY4as-
tIiie and snsllfnSt ak
TfAIh. 4 af ra frfr. wrh Mnstr.a'~ ~iseA1
~lffrtuH tArH 1ftnNI Ftnr~tsfts ~fE rtKtr,
If.|as 1tHlIY ~.risk ftts nitf
a. N tHtuNEK. General P.-.. Ax'..
Nv. J. HRtutnN. Cen SHrf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Election Tuesday Sov. 9TH. 1882.


IslDoRF SCHUMACHER \. candidate fer r. -tler
sIVn Nv Allilt.r ~ DubNis CQruty.
ioHS GAAuELsrAcnER i candidate for Count
ApdNVf.f
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-11-03

JOHN "a. +. nSsfntSS. N candidate ~ Count,
csmmls nts OK tAs lst rstrict ~ n 4hpls couutY'
wffFsAN N uRfITAiy. a NA.lA8a iu~nship y
rshA4sts pF rt4nSs Comm!stlpnsr fsr OK ~ D-iFc
X ifhn's enrnfxt
HARRISON NnRrtx s. 4 candidate ~ County Con-
missioner. ips Tie Ii AAAflirt VI pnAas ecur.y.
For County Commissioners I'd Dist.
FLf AHEfi. m EtTera1n Ti n rands is'e for Conn
fg ror ssotr MT ste sscol District .. D4bs- Cv4r.
Az.
SOLOMON CROOK. ~ Hall To-. 1. candidate f0i
ftannfy 44afr frCm tAe ~ lsirict'
THEnuUigg SDyDFpukx. n ra'uprsise T,,-. n 4
r4nAlats M County cs.1i sloner. foF ihE "a DEriti
NJ Uvhpi~ county
For County Surveyor.
MICHAEL WILSON 4. . candidate Cor Surveyor .:
DHAols county
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,7rE LATE THAN NEVER. Our old
'raa; Nd. Fritz hoffman, OF HARRISON
n.nip. y this week announced for
n'y Commissioner Tor the first III.
IT. friends have frequently want
r,nl ~ stand for this Office before. but
y. 4eseF consented lin now. He u one
rs... VIVID most substantial citizens ar thc
s' Y urn'ner of the present com
T'..s. onef. bas been citizen Of Dubois
III. \. 'pFty years. and well acquainted
Y IN. h y, sa n.sas. ifelcclcd be viii make
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III ne oyster supper OF the ladies OF
w Y r. Church Of Jasper last Friday
! IN Has avery pleasant affair, though
~ne reason i was not as largely It.
,ea r. i should have been. But a
!. .@m III social time was had, some fine mn-
'nan organ Wa rendered b. Mrs..
IN u ne accomplished vito or The n.
|. .seni and some vocal music by some
. Ae gentlemen added % the ENJOYMENT.
-AVvut So net was realized.
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'SpoutIng, cuttering, Roofing and Job
Work promptly attended 70. Call and
Examine stock and prices.
ocf.s. ~. MRS. ERNY.
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-. "A large stock ar the hest tIn-ware.
hollow IN are. hardware. cutlery. &C.. also u
great variety 81 rool@ of an Kinds III her
iins o. business. which viii be sold ~ the
, 1882-12-22

The commissioner of agriculture re-
ports the corn crop for 1882 at 1852, ,000,-
900 bushels, the wheat crop at 41O,000,-
GOO bushels, the oats crop at 470,000,00O
bushels, and the crop of barley, rye and
buckwheat at 77,0O0,000 bushels more.
In addition to this there has been an
abundant yield of fruits and vegetables,
of hay and grasses, and an astonishing
growth of live stock. Great activity has
been shown in the lumber fields OF the
nation, and the mines of the Rocky
Mountain region and the Coast Range
will yield their $100,0O0,000 in
value Of their precious metals.
1t is easy to conclude, there
fore, that the coming year mustb one
OF great prosperity in all departments of
business. First to the farmers, then TO
the railroad and transportation COM
panies, and then to merchants, manu-
facturers, builders and every class OF
laborers, and he who discounts the fu-
ture, or looks into it with gloomy fore
bodings, is neither courageous nor
wise.
, 1882-12-22
CARD.

In order to supply our customers with
pure, unadulterated tea, free from color
ing matter and other .deleterious sub
stances, we imported choice lot under
our own firm name and private brand,
which We offer for sale at as low price as
any good tea in the market, guarantee.
ing the quality ana weight "Our Fa-
vorite" tea is OF the finest quality Of mn-
colOred Japan, packed in the Justly Gel
ebrated "Perfection" cans containing |
10, 2 lbs and 41l tbs of tea. The Per
iection" is the only package made that
will preserve the flavor and aroma O. fine
tea after the package is once opened.
While the use Of green or colored teas
creates nervousness, causes headache
and weaknese of the stomach, none OF
these disastrous effects follow the use OF
the pure, uncolored article. We invite n
trial of this tea on its merits, feeling con.
fident that the verdict will be in favor OF
'Our Favorite."
PLUMMER & TERRY.
, 1882-12-22

A TERMINUS IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for the Oregon Short Line are negotia-
ing for large tract OF land below Al.
bina for terminal purposes. Jay Could
has given orders to push the road TO
deep water as fast as money and mus
Gle will do it. They will cut through
Burnt River Pass on grade just above
the o. r. and NJ, line. This grade
through the pass will necessitate the
blasting through solid rock the entire
length OF the pass, and will cost many
thousands OF dollars more than the
other grade OF the o. r. and N. But
Gould and his associates arc striving To
reach this port with all dispatch, and
care little for the cost They also have
surveyors at work between here and
the mountains locating their lines. /,
would seem from this that Portland /
to have another through line before the
! close Of lss3.-Staudayi
, 1882-12-22
The Northern Pacific Exhibition Car

The Northern Pacific Railroad has
fitted up u car with the agricultural
products Of the country in Dakota,
Montana, etc, on its line, and for
warded it east to the various county
fairs in Illinois, Indiana and Ohio,
1t is sixty feet long and of the same
width and height as other cars on its
line, The door at one end is sur
mounted by a buffalo head The
heads of the family of antelopes that
attracted so much attention at the
fair in Minneapolis also have a place
near the buffalo. The roof and sides
are covered with miniature shocks of
grain. Ranged on shelves along the
sides of the car are vegetables of eve
ry variety, and of quality and size
unsTpassable. A pyramid shaped
stand is filled with glass bottles con
tanning grains of every kind. Oats,
wheat, buckwheat and other grains
in the straw, grasses and corn are
shown in great variety. There are
600 to 700 samples all told. The
specimens of wool number 70, and of
grasses there are about 80. Beets
measuring two feet in length and
weighing 70 pounds each, cucumbers
and squashes Of large size claim at
tention. Ores, petrified woods, bricks,
lime and every conceivable product
that it was practicable to exhibit are
to be seen. There are a number of
beautiful photographs of scenery in
Montana and Dakota to be seen.
This novel exhibition will bring prac-
tically to the attention of thousands
the possibilities of agricultural sue
cess in the vast territory it illustrates.
1t is living fact, better than thou
sand pamphlet descriptions.-E1.
, 1882-12-22
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, 1882-12-22
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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06
COlored Baptist Convention.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 6, Il

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. 6, 1882.
The Bap,is, state convention reassembled
October 9th, 1852, at 9 o'clock, 4. m. Rev.
A. b Moore opened the meeting by reading
the 18th pslam and singing the 2o6th hymn,
after which the divine blessings was invoked
by Rev. X. S. Hill. The president, Rev.
Vim. Massey, took his seat and declared the
convention duly opened and ready for bust
ness. The secretary, X. J. Evans, called the
roll noting absentees. The minutes of the last
session were read and adopted. The presi-
derts report WAS adopted with necessary COR
rections. The secretary pr"aec ded to the read
ing Of letters after which new letters were
called for; quite a number were admitted to
membership. Al .er some discussion the con-
vention went into permanent organization.
The following persons were nominated for
President: Revs. A. X. Griggs, H. Stewart
and VIM. Massey
No, Of votes cast g Rev. VIM. Massey was
declared unanimously ELECTED. For vice Pres
dent. II, Stewart, J. H. Washington and F.
Hooks No. votes cast g Elder II. Stewart
was declared unanimously elected first vice
and F. Hooks second vice. K. willis, A. K.
Griggs and E. M. Wright, upon nomination
for the Office Of corresponding secretary, A.
r. Griggs was declared unanimously elected.
Rev. W. H. Dodson d. D. correspondent
messenger from the white missionary Baptist
State Convention was introduced to the n
vention, met with hearty reception. The
four young men introduced who were on their
way to Bishops Baptist college located At Mar
shall Texas: The convection adjourned t.,
meet at 2 o'clock p. m. Of the Sth inst. 1859,
REV. H. N. MASSEY, Pres.
HON. r. J. EVANS, SECT.
REV. L. G JoRDRN, POSTER.
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MaisOu Blanche.

The above establishment, Nos. 26G 2Gs, Mar
ket street, opposite the market house, will be
opened Oh Saturday next, ut p. H., by Mcfsrs.
Fcillc l. Carrere. The MaisOn Blanche has
complete assortment Of imported and domestic
wines, liquors and cigars and q corps of skilful
only.
tine of the features of the MASON I.AHCHE
IL The restaurant The cuisine is under the di-
81 NtH Orleans, with Il fun corps Of competent
atasistSssts< The restaurant will be open. day
and night, asid will always be supplied with all
the dclcacies Of the season, fish, games. Oys-
ters, &c. &c.
The friends of Mcssrs. Fsille & Carers AMI
the epicurciiis of this city arG aGrlmlly invited
10 come and Iartuke OF IL lunch, on Saturday
evening next, al the opening of the MASON
MLAkE0E. lO-,-Jt
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06
HOUSTON NEWS.
The Rushing Marrow G"age-- PInmtatians
Change H''"ds,-after an An- ndsr. j.
Want Ne sHn,,sy Law.

Hoas,oa. October s.-The Texas Weste,s
Narrow GaRr Mas jaA eomp!,,ets . ,,ero, and
Si,d'ngs at SealI's lNfe!iGn .nh the Santa Fe
Their permanent hi ~ ACROSS the Braz"s is
progressing rapidly since the fall Of the river
Col Kyle, owning large sugar plantation
ON the B,azos near the line OF the San Anto-
MO road. has St Id out To Ed II. Cunningham
for $500. Col. Kyle then purchased plan
tatlon near by Of Mr. HeinasIi iar Sss,ooa.
!Ly Marsha. Weisksaan leavuS Tomorrow
ias Little koek with se4uisiton from Gov.
Roberts for A Crochet, who stands indicted
here for burglary.
1t is reported that the Light Guards will not
enter the state fair military contest if the ty.,
prize is under S. 900.
"A petition SiSREi w several thousand citi-
irN.. ass,as The fepsal Of the Sunday law,
viii he presented TO the city Council at its next
meeting.
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Theatrical.

Miss Minnie Madden, the charming little
Coincidence, is playing 10 Galveston.
Prof. Zera Semon, the magical antocrat, is
billed for Galveston, October 9th,
Morton's Big Four Ministries play 10 Hous.
ton on Sunday night. This company will
probably visit San Antonio.
The Ideal Opera Company is the mex,
troupe booked for Turner hall.
Bachelor & Dorie,' ciIcus is being billed
10 this city. q.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06
He f, identity Made u Mash.
SAN ANTONIO, September 20. Is

SAN ANTONIO, September 80 1881.
DEAR SiRs-I have often seen you. and am
DESTROYS Of forming an acquaintance, but do
not know any body that could introduce me 4;
and so against all rules Of etiquette, have sent
you this note hope you will not think me
bold in thus addressing you, but was so
enamoured of you, could not resist the temp
lation OF addressing these few lines to you.
II you wish to become acquainted with me- be
on the corner of North and Rusk. streets: BE-
waiting under The large blackberry tree at the
southeast corner Of the Post house yard, or
Wednesday afternoon at E o'clock, if fair
weather. II not, wait ill further notice.
Thine till death,
VIVIAN AUDLEY.
r.. 81 send you this photo hoping you
will appreciate it as highly as would yours
Keep this secret. V.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06

Special to the EVENING LIGHT.
Bracket, October E, Eis.-Dispatch on
4th inst, concerning Soloman, was written by
Myrand with Soloman himself AZ an accessory.
The purpose, whether romantic or sensational,
is not known. Whisky causes strange antics
sometimes. The joke, however. rests On poor
SolOman. K.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06
AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.
CARAVANS FOR MECCA.

Cairo, October s-The usual yearly cara
avans with the sacred carpet, for Mecca, start
ed to day. There was vast concourse of
| SPECTATORS and the British guard Of honor
was present. All passed of quietly.
ARAB PREFERS ENGLISH JUDGMENT.
London, October s-A dispatch from Cairo
TO the Times says Arab Pasha demands
trlal by Englishmen, saying he surrendered to
them, and that he would have escaped if he
had known he was to be tried by Egyptians,
rom whom he expects no mercy.
AsppEN PLUMBER DISCOVERED.
CAIRO, October k.-Large quantities of valu-
able plundcr have been discovered a, Daman-
honr and other places in Egypt.
WILL BE EXPELLED.
1t has been decided to expel from the Conn.,
try the Swiss, Minet, Arab Pasha's adviser.
DAY FOR FxEcUTIoN APPOINTED.
Several natives convicted of ia ticipation in
the Jnre maSsacres and sentenced to death
will he executed in Ale andria on Saturday.
ARAB nAsHA's TRIAL TO BE PUBLIC.
Cairo, October s.--Arabi Pasha and Toui-
ba Pasba were to-day removed to a new pris-
on whase other prisoners, numbering eighty,
Wore removed yesterday. The preliminary
examination in the case Of Arab Pasha was
held secretly to-day. his formal trial will lie
public,
AN EXTENSIVE FAILURE IN ENGLAND.
London, October s. Cereninda Sons &
Co., me'cha'.'s, l.. nd"n, +. e., have failed.
Liabilities, Gro, ooos
HONoRING ans BRAVE.
London, October 5.--The corporation of
London has decided to present letters of Con-
Eta'alaiicn to Genen Wolsc ey, and sword
VI honor to Admiral Seymour General
Wolseley has already received The freedom of
the City.
TILL GRAPHIC COMMUNICATION RK-rSrAB-
llSHED WITH PERU.
Cal.sa, October photographic commuui-
cation with the United States and Europe. via
the lines OF the Central and South American
teleerai h company, was re-established this
morning, much to The satisfaction of the COM
mercial Community. 1t is expected the line to-
Valparaiso will be opened about October 18th,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06

-Wurzbach was put on the democratic coun
ty ticket again, for the same reason he was put
on before-to ca CHI the German vote. The
bait isn't big enough.
&c. B. Franks parlor store is open thi
morning. 1t looks like fairly palace and
the elegancies displayed cause the lady visitor
feelings Of admiration and wander. Goods
are exhibited there which have hitherto been
unattanab!e in San Antonio.
"A special from the city Of King Kalakua
states that San Antonio architect has been
appointed chief architect TO tic King at very
large salary. lie will commence his duty in
January next, the name Of the architect is
Withheld as he is modest enough to request it.
The doctor in charge of Barnes, we hear,
refuses to give certificate that Barnes is out
of danger; We think he is correct,-he'll no,
be out Of danger until he gets out Of the doc
tors hands no man is.
The country people thing the are "sum
punkins" when they come to the county con-
ven,ion Of the great democratic party, bu,
they return home ''small potatoes" after the
city fellows have gone through the motions.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06
A Desirable Project.

DR.. Menger recommends the city to adopt
Mr.. Caen's proposal TO clear the privies and
utilize the matter for fersilizng. He demon
stratss the faet that the process cannot be inju-
rtous to the health Of The citizens, and there
can be little doubt that the project will be ed.
vantageous. A similar plan is successfully
worked in Manchester, Eng, and other large
cities.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06

Special Dispatch to the EVENING LIGHT.
Laredo, Texas, October GA house Of ill
fame, known as "Mollie Hipps' house"
burned last night. Almost everything lost.
p S. Babcock, proprietor Of the Olive
Branch Theatre, will be married at S o'clock
this afternoon. +. l..
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06
The Shooting Of VIM. Solomon Denied.

Special Dispatch to the EVENING LIGHT:
Bracket, October 5.-The telegram sent
you on the 4th inst. concerning the shooting
of VIM. Solomon is false. did not send the
report. Another fellow who did is an impos.
tor. He did not give or sign his name
thereon. G. A. CoURTwRIGHT.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06
The District Court.

The court met again, when Tonasa Her.
nandez, who was indicted for theft Of over SEC
from L. Matthews, pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to two years Imprisonment in the peni.
Tertiary.
No further cases will be taken up till Mon
day.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-06
A Sad Ceremony.

Gus, son Of Mr.. Sol. Deutch, was inferred
yesterday in the Jewish cemetery. The eere
mony. which was of an VuusaaI solemn char,
acter, was conducted by the Rev DIR. I.eweu
thsll, and much sympathy was expressed for
the unhappy parents in their sad bereavement.