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OUR PUBLIC LANDS.

1t is asserted by ,aany political ccono-
r..sts that one great factor in tie high
wages ,nat prevail in this country com
pared with Europe is the possibility of
@uy man $ becoming a land owner by
soing West and taking nf a tract of
government land under one of the various
I.tul acts. To how great an extent this
las been done appears frota the report
oil the commissioner of the General
Land Os.icc. Large amounts of land are
taken up auder The timber culture act by
cUterprising young men from the States
Just east of the Mississippi, who spend
their summer IN occupying" their new
land, and their winters in ordinary BUSH
ness. Many q young man of Illinois and
Lowe is thus making for himself and his
children a future nome. 1t is interest
ing 10 notice the amounts taken up in
lie various States and Territories. Da-
lloea, leeds with 45G9, 900 acres; next
comes Kansas with /. 5l59, 4s5 acres; next
Minnesota, 1889, $50 acres; Nebraska,
1,3lJ, 2Jl acres: California, Gi2, 945 acres;
Colorado, 600, ZOE acres. The others over
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THE CECIL WHIG EI4KTON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q
PEACHES AND PISTOLS.
A Probable Hcmicid. in Caroline County,
Nd

DENTON, Md, Aug. "5.-Thomas G.
Atkinson, son of DR.. +. l.. Atkinson. of
the Baltimore custom house, yesterday
afternoon shot William Ringgold, y ten
ant on DR.. Atkinson S farm i'll Tuckahoe
Neck, about three miles west of Denton.
a young man named Cohee, who saw
the affair, says that Ringgold, while
putting away hay, saw the little Atkin-
son girls gathering peaches in the cr
chard of the rented place He told them
to stop and they obeyed him. Ringgold
saw young Atkinson, who has charge of
the place in the absence of his father in
Baltimore, go into the orchard and COM
mence gathering peaches. Rmggold
said: 50 don't want You to get those
peaches; they are mine, and my wife
wants them to preserve. You must stop
Whereupon Atkinson. it is said. replied
with an oath that he would gather them
as long as there was one left: that his
father in renting the farm to Ringgold
had reserved the right that his family
shonld have enough fruit from the
orchard for their use, and he continued
to help himself. Ringgold then started
toward Atkinson, and according to the
testimony of this witness. he had climb
ed the orchaid fence. when Atkinson
drew pistol and fired on Ringgold, but
without effect. Atkinson. so Cohee says
then retreated, and on being 70 lowed by
Ringgold. threw down the weapon he
had fired, and drawing another fired
again at Ringgoid. the ball taking effect
i'll the left breast in the region of the
heart. Cohee came up and caught hold
of Atkinson. ho broke away and ran,
leaving part of his clothing and one OF
his pistols.
Atkinson himself SAYS that he had gon.
to the peach orchard after his little sis
tiers had been ordered away. and while
gatherin" Peaches was approached by
Ringgoid with pitchfork in hand. Hot
and Atkinson was also ordered out of
the orchard lie refused to so, and
when Ringgod came at him with the
pitchfork he fired ON him and then went
away.
Immediately after the shooting young
Atkinson came to town apparently for
tlt pulppSt vi SulltHueIll1 ulinSeI, Dut
before he could find the sheriff was com
mitted to Jail under writ issued by
Justice Cook Atkinson is about ~
years of age and unmarried.
Ringgold is young farmer. the son
Of Elisha Ringgold. and bore the repu-
tation of being peaceful and Industrious.
He is about % years old and married
DR.. George of Denton. was summoned
soon after the shooting. and at late
hour last night Ringgold was pronounced
likely to die. The pistol-ball passed
through the lower part of the chest and
lodged near the spinal column.
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Personal! To Men Only :

TIE NoLTAIC BELT Co, Marshall, Mich.
will send DIR. DYES CELEBRATED ELEC-
TRo-NoLTAIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC Ar-
rLIANCES on trial for thirty days to men
(young or old) who are afflicted with Ner-
vous Debility, Lost Vitality and Manhood,
and kindred troubles. guaranteeing speedy
and complete reStorapiod ia health and
manly vigJr. Address as above. n. b
No risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is
allowed.
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WHICH ARE WE TO BELIEVE !?

The Baltimore -WrhiAg Urrald. in its
issue of Wednesday. published an attack
upon its contemporary. the Baltimore
SIM. over the signature of "Citizen.
The writer of the article, who Processes
to he an ex Confederate of highly viz
tnous type. claims to have discovered
Mr. Aheil S-mGIive i"r the present attl
lue;c Of his paper urrn the question -
municipal and poiti''s.l lefor4n. AMI
CHARGES tllat the rev: )rai by Mayor
Mhy1e u Nj. Webb. c.'licotnp o! city
taxes. was the ulense irr which the SIN
i; revenrju@ itself upon he Manor b..
its series OF "rpt,r'n ARTICLES L.
other words. it e!iaia.rs III" ST. with IL
sincerity 10 lis plot.'sni,.lts ii i. desire for
political pul.iiicaii"n III Baltimore. and
intimateS that caring the contest over
this appuintm, ut OF city collector of
taxes the idea was held .ut that the
mfueHre Of the Sun would be used for
Mayor Whyto If he would retain Mr..
Abell's friend. This. however, it seems
the Mayor did not do. and hence these
reform - tears. This, it is charged,
was Mayor Whyte's first n:ijeuse against
the .SuR. The writer of the article then
closes his letter with beautiful tribute
to Mayor Whyte as the great Christian
statesman, in the following eulogistic
language:
The people unanimously offer thanks to
our progressive Mayor and say: We'll
done, thou good and faithful servant
Serve us in tise future as you have in the
past. Your disting ui-hel ability and
M0roHgh h0atsty are acknowledged and
endorsed by us all, and we give You
credit for duty most faithfully performed.
1t seems, however, that the editor of
the Uernld holds Their Il different view as
to the obligations due the Mayor from
the people Of Baltimore for the .ttithtM
service rendered them, as the following
two editorial squibs i'll the same issue
attest:
Baltimore is becoming perfect para
disc for gamblers, for here they arc en-
tirely secure from any interference on
the part of the authorities. unless they
are colored. The "divy' with them
being small compared with those received
from the CauGaSlans, or not promptly
forthcoming, results occasionally in the
pulling of those Embellishments kept
by our sable brethren
The church going, law-abding people
of Baltimore may we'll begin to wonder
whether Gomorrah was not an earthly
paradise compared to this city-where
gambling saloons are carried on openly
with the knawladge and consent of the
authorities. and where the rum mills are
open every day in the yenp. and are more
extensively patronized Oh the sabbath
than during the week. Surely law, rcl-
gioll and morality seem to be impotent
here.
Which are "a 10 believe, the editor or
the contributors
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IT is insinuated by wicked people who
are always suspect;ng impure motives
that the great whisky distillers favor
Sunday closing because people will then
he compelled to buy their whisky :satur-
Day night. instead of drinking beer on
Sunday.
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half million are Michigan, Washington,
Alabama and Kansas. How much Of
this has been alienated from the public
domain to bona tide settlers, and how
mitch to spectators, there is no means
of finding out,
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ID ED.

Ns&HFM\N AT Port deposit. on Az
gust Goth. 1855, Luciu> Gerry, youngest son
Of Theodore j. and Maggie +. Nanneman.
PEACo.-Near Cherry Hill, ON the H0;h
ulfmn. OF dropsy, Miss Slllic Peace, in her
III yp1r
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CITT{CITIS A.

CUTICJ NA.
The Cuticura treatment for TIE cure of Skin
Scalp and Blood Diseases. consists in the internal
use OF tVTICuRA REs"LvENT. the Blood
Purifier and the external use OF CrTl,IEA and
clrICtIiA SOAR. The Great Skin Cures. Price OF
CuTl,rEA. small hoNeS, 5Jr: large boxes. ~ 90
CuTUVRA RESoLvENT. II per bottle. tIrtCrEA
SOAR. 2Ic.: Cl'TICUsA SHAVING SOAR. i5r.
Depot. WEEKS \ POTTER. Boston. Mass
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UI'e (eeiI ll)j'1oo.
ELKTON. SEPTEMBER >, 1882

GEN. Ben BUTLER will be better than
Jumbo as show if Massachusetts, Dem
0crata start him off with nomination in
Boston, on September 10Th.
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MAINE has more parties than any State
n the Union. There are the Republi-
cans, Fusionists, straigEtout Democrats,
straightout Greenbackers and Prohibit
tionists. They ought to have an Anti
Monopoly and Woman Suffrage party
10 make the thing cally complete.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-09-02

IiH. GEORGE COTTON is shrewd. Tie
has joined the Local Optionists and made
q coed speech down in Ann PuadaN. He
don intend to get left, as Murray Van
diver and Hermann Stump did in Uar-
ford last Fall. Set your houses in order,
gentlemen. The pentecostal day is
coming.
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ECyIIAY A..

Sixteen months since an eruption broke out on
my ley and both feet. which turned ont to be Ec
zcina. and caused me great pain and annoyance
tried various remedies with good results until
used the CUTICuRA RESuLVENr internally and
CJTICURA and CTTICtEA SOAR externally. which
entirely cured me. 50 thIt my skin - smooth
and natural rs ever.
LEN. NJ. FRAlLEY. O. South St. Baltimore
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THE rumor that Senator Davis is to be
married is denied. The Senator would
ind it hard to get better half, as
far rs avoirdupois is concerned.
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lie contributor .

* Clear head and voice, easy breathing,
sweet breath perfect smell, taste and hear
ing no cough. 10 distress. These are con-
difinnS brought ah;,ut IL catarrh by the u>t.
of Sanford 5 Radical Care. Complete treat
ment for 81.
.1$ Terrible itching and scaly humors,
ulcers sores and scrufulous sutferingS cured
by the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the
great skin cures3 eKtsrnally, and Cuticura
Resolvent (hlood purifier informally. Ask
aboE: them at your druggists.
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! Will nov state that made miraculous cure
OF one of the worst eases Of skin disease known
The patient is man forty yellS old: had suffered
fifteen years. His eyes scalp and nearly his
whole body preSentcda ir2htiul appearance. Had
had tie attention OF twelve different lihN $citnS
who prescribed the best remedies known the
profession. such ~ iodide potassium. arsenic. cor
roSiNc Suhlinate. SarSaparilla etc. Had paid f;uu
Tor medical treatment with hut little relief. l
prevailed upon Kim TO uSe The CrTICUEA RFSuLV-
ENT internally. and the CUrICtRA and CrTICTRA
SOAR externally. He did 50. and was c0mpIeteln
turCd The skin his head. face. and MANY
other parts OF his body. which presented ii most
loaths"lnc appearance. is now as soft and smooth
an infants with no Or trace of the disease
lett behind. He has now been cured twelve
mouths. Reported by
+ il BROWN f., R,rnv.nll - q
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Where Shall | Send MY Bow?

Parents Save Time and Money, Send to
tilenwoud. Patrons say: Rest ami cheapest Tor
boys IN Maryland: six months ut Glenwood
equivalent To two wears in otaer schools Ma
turc method. Eye and hand training Home
care and comforts. tier extraordinary, Address
PROFESSOR l.. q. MATTHEW'S, \. NJ, lien
Hoy ri
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For Autumn Wear.

Our Bargain sections offer many lots
of Clothing Tor men and boys, well
adapted for Fall wear, at an average of
forty per ccn5 off from the low prices
established at our June Upset Sale.
You may save the cost Of a journey
to the city, and perhaps much more, on
single suit Of clothing
Wanamaker & Brown.
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market Sts,
Philadelphia
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+. il. BROWN, ESQ. Barnwcll, $ c.
SCROFULA SORE.

Rev. lr. 49,. in detailing his experience with
the CUTICIi;A REME3IES said that through Divine
Scrotuluus sore. which was slowly draining away
his lie. by the CT1IctEA RESOLVEET internally
and CrrICuEA and CUrICURA Soar externally
The poison that had ted the disease was complete
1 ly driven ont
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IT is wonderful how many editors know
al about Herbert Spenccr's philosophy.
Nae would think that the system of Syn
.het}u Philosophy had been their daily
reading for Yeas. We doubt whether it
Womb break Il millionaire to offer
%t,Go3 fr"mium for everybody in the
pited States who had read through the
foiunes that Mr.. Spencer has issued.
~ erroneous impression prevails that
stephen Girard was as much prejudced
against Christian teaching as he was
against Tie monopoly of educational
york by Christian ministers. Although
lie excluded ministers from Girarti Col
lcge, tie teachers of that institution
have many Of them been devout men,
and President Allen, whose death is the
occasion ror SO many tributes to lis high
character, WAS not only Jealous Efctho-
t!ist bat also President of the American
Bible Society. The moral and religious
raining OF the youths at Girard College
- AZ t,SSt'fIi DIS t'cii more thorough Inafl
shat provided at the average college.
ALI Christian teachers agree that man
is physical, intellectual and spiritual he
las bones, flesh, muscles, nerves: he has
.aeHtjcs "l observation, memory, com
pariso,l aud causality: and he has con
science, hone, faith and love. For the
development Of the body we have gym
a@siums: for the development of the in
select schools, public and private. col
ia@eS. universities. aad an ii!imltala lit
".atare: for the education of the sIirit-
.iJl nature we b&.c the sandal school:
hat is. for the development al the i.igG-
est and ditiaeSt pat Of the child ma
-Hrc, that which shout: dominate all the
.ess, We trust to an hour week under
The instruction Of volunteer teachers
VINO are themselves untaught. The time
viii come when the world will look back
upon tbs poverty of tie spiritual educa
ton OF the nineteenth century with
alaazea:cnt that viii quite parallel our
.Gaazemcnt ut the poverty OF the intel
.actU1! education of the Middle Ages
ffitstiaa linen.
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NOTICE,
TO the Creditors Of Jacob Rambo.

JACOB hAMBO. of Cecil county, hav-
- ing filed his petition in the Circuit Court for
Cecil county to be discharged from his debts and
liabilities. under Article IS Of the Code Of Pnhlic
General Laws. title " lnSolveuts.' and .uch petit
ton being now pending. notice is h2fchy given to
the creditors of such lnsolveut iietDr that by ap
order duly passed in the ..taJter OF said petitIk
Wednesday next SO, the third Monday in Sep
TENDER next A.s been appointed Tor the said Jacob
Ramh;, ~ appear before tn" Judges q! said court
a, the Court House. in Elktnn t" answer such
darsera or aureiios may propose or allegc against
hila, be otherwise dealt with according to law.
l.. MARSH ALL HAlNES,
Aug Sim Permanent Trustee.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE
To The Citizens Of { Gil County
On the 5th, 9Th, 9TH, 9Th, 9th, 18th,
18th, 18th, 18th and 18th days of
September, 1882.

On the 5th, 9Th, 9TH, 9Th, 9th, 18th,
18th, 18th, 18th and 18th days of
September, 1882.
The Officer OF Registration FOR the First Flee
tion district will attend at his Office at Watts
Store. on Tue Sdays. the 9Th and 18th days of
September: at Warwick, on Wednesdays the
9TH and 18th days OF September. and the other
days of the september Sitting at Ceciton
The Officer of Registration for the Second Ele'
ton district will attend at his office ut CleSi-
peake City.
The Orseer of Registration for the Third Flee
ton district will attend AT his Office i'll E.lkton
The Officer of Registration for tie Fourth Flee
zion district will attend ut his Office at Apple
ton. un Tuesday. the 9Th OF September. at
Markey - Shors lAanIasj on Nrdnshy the
days OF said September Sitting at his office at
Fair Hin.
The Olirer OF Registration for the Fifth Flee
ton district will attend ~ his Office at North
East.
The Officer OF Re, sis:ration ior the Sixth Flee
ti0n district vii. attend at his office at New
Valley. in said diStrict..ou Tuesday. the 9Th
day OF September: at Upper Principle. on
Wednesday. the 5th day OF September, and
the remaining. days of said September Sitting
at llarand : Ste re. at West Nottingham.
The Officer of REGISTRATION Tor the Seventh
Election district will attend ut his office III
trai"'> Shops tNIcchanc< lfr"ve.l on Tues
day. the 9TH stay of Sep emlber: AT Principle
Furnace. on "Wednesday. the 9th day ol Sep
tclnfer and he rcnanin" days OF said Sep
1emher Sitting ut Port Deposit.
The Officer .: Registration Tor the Eighth Flee
tion district viii attend at his Office at Mount
Pleasant.
The Officer f Registration Tor the Ninth Flee
non disritI Wit attend at his office AT Lol-
haidytlir. I'll Tuesday. the 18th day oi Septen
l,er: NJ Iion, GA "Wednesday aud Thursday.
lhr tl!I alid IN days OF September. and the
Remaining; In " a. said September Sitting. at
Brick Nce:ir = iionSc.
JOHN L. FERGUSON.
Officer OF Rcris ration for the First Election
district.
JOSEPH T. HENRlCk.
Officer Of Ec:si&t ;,rton for the Second Election
district.
JOHN FRAZER.
Officer oI R.gistr alton for the Third Election
district
v. REESE MAlIAN.
Officer o.: Registra ton for the Fourth Election
distract
HDMARD &. LOWE.
Officer of Registration ior the Filth Election
dist riCt
SAINT Ell !. .TENNEsS.
q Hrer Of Reg istraton for the Sixth Election
ii strict.
JOHN Il. ABRAHAMS.
Officer of Ee:si. ration iCr the Seventh Election
district.
MERRITT s lIcNAMEE.
Officer of Rcg<t alton lor the Eighth Election
district
WILSON u. PIERSON.
district
Aug .;--3w
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NEW ADTERI,ISE HENI,S.
$40 to $4,000

In legitinat" iudcinus speculation in Grain Pro-
visions and Stocks on our perfected plan. Yields
sure monthly profits to large and small investors
Address. Tor iull particulars. II. E. Kendall Il
Co.. Com n Merchants. III < l79 La Sale St.
4 La
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NOTICE n hereby given. that by vir-
4% tue Of an order az fhe Dubois Circuit
Court o. Indiana. the undersigned. Adj
minisfrntor Of The Estate 81 Caroline ~
Simmons and Moses n. simmons both
deceased, will ofIcr for snIe. ~ Public
Auction. On the premises. M
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER srH. lss2'
the following described Real E>tate. sit.
uated IN Dubois county and State Of a.
diana, to-Wit:
The southeast quarter Of the north
east quarter. and the northeast quarter
|of The southeast quarter. al o. Section
No. eighteen (16). IN township No. two
|(2). south Of range No. ive 90 west, q
acres, more or less-
TERMS or SALr:-One-third o. III
purchase money 70 Be paid in cash. ~
residue IN two equal installmenfs q 81,
and twelve month";. purchaser givini
notes for deferred payments. bearing III
per cent. interest from date. uaivIn'
|relief from valuation or appraieemen
laws. ard secured BY good freehold sure
ties % said Administrators approval
Ito be sold fire. from I'll liens.
Sale 10 begin q 10 o'clock . N.
DANIEL J. WHITsETT. admir-.
TRAyLoR & HUNTER, Attys.
Sept. z9th. 1o82-lW.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
REAL ESTATEs

REAL ESTATEy
NOTICE - hereby given that the un-
IN dersigped Commissioner, appointed
|by he Circuit Court OF Dubois county,
Indiana, 10 : suit for the partition o.
Real Estate, wherein John ~. Lennon
|et Il. are PLAINTIFF, and Henry II. Lem
mon e q. are defendants, will cell q
Public Auction. By order Of said Circuit
Court, o. the premises. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER sd, 1889,
|tbe following described Real Estate.
|situated II Dubois county, State Of Indi-
t0-Wit:
The vest hall or the southeast quarter
|of The soath-west quarter Of Section No.
|tWenty-six (26), township No. one ~,
north Of range No. xix 90 west. ~ acres
The southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Section IS. in aid township and
range, % acres: the southeast quarter
or the northwest quarter Of Section 40.
|thirty-fve (35l, ID said township and
range. % acres. and the north.West
quarter Of the south east quarter OF Sec
|fion No twenty-three (23), h said town
ship and range. 0scres-
TERMS o. 6ALE:-One-fonrth q the
purchase money 70 Be paid IN cash, the
residue ID equal instalIments q ok,
and eighteen months, he pnr-
chaser giving notes for said deferred
|payments, bearing ak per cent. Interest
from date, with surety % tho approval
|of TIE Commissioners, waving benefit
|of valuation and appraisement lava
Galo 10 beQIn q ten o'clock. ~ q.
JOHN -. LEN non, Comr.
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Of Heal Eotot9 u On
osept. ~ 1854.
Leroy Cave % ~ Brown, 100 aoros d
go -, 4 4 ~. r 3. $780,
r 3 3 Beitman % s = q TIL McCaI
se n 3 zee IS. = In, r g 70 acros t656.
} L Bretz, Commissioners % Louim
Berger, pc out LOT ~. Huntingburg.
Mary Kleinhoeltcr % @ KIeinhoclteF,
100 acres in Sec s.. 4 IL, r 4 $1,000.
James y Spuglock 70 VIM Hoifman.
Trustee. 60 acres in Zee -, Z 2, . Re,
and 50 81 Sec Is. = 3, r 8, $1,000
4 Meyer 70 &C Klein Ft out lot 3.
uuntingburg. $50.
Z Wendhoit u II L~ubbsbussD, yr- u
acres, &C -, 4 I, RA, 800.
II 9 Hobbs . a Sweeney, Iot II,
sksris DsboIs @ d G Dig. H. : :
&c 8. 4 I ., r 3, o305.
SherIG Dubois GO % John GeIer, 90
H. &c ~. I'll, b q o957.o0.
VeeFkamp 8 G~ehIhensoo 70 i Knnk-
Ter, pt lot 80. Ferdlnand. SIC.
John Roello 20 IL BucchIcr, 10 acrol
in Secs %. 10 and ~. r., 500.
yohn Bgondle % Ignalz Kunkels ~
acres IN &c -. T9,s 3 5, 9l,400.
.y0s Buechler % Adam BuechIer, Sr-
10 sores u Gee - end -, r., B y quii
q Par % a n Stewart, loes s. II
snd p q snd :. = Stewards "a g Irs-
land, SIS.
n F0ss % 8 Fuss, deed n partition.
Ksetx % w Kret4 lot Z and q tog.
dinand, 500.
w y Bixler % , r Bixler, TIE I o. ~
oeres n Sees : and 3, 4 ], B. 5. 1880.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-29

MARRIAGE LcExsrs.-The following
couples took out papers for connubial
blie>. since orr last weeks report:
D. r. Taylor and r. A. Weedman.
r. G. Brsng and G. Rurkert.
Jos. Friedman and q. Matthias
Robft O'Brian and Mary T. Sweeney.
Thomas StiIIWeIl and r. paddock.