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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-24

DY virtue OF certified copy Of de-
- cree to me directed from the Clerk
OF the Dubois Circuit Court. in 4 canse
wherein Henry Schnell i plaintiff. and
Sarah J. Shoulders. George Shoulders et
al. are defendants. requiring me 70 make
the sum Of money therein mentioned.
with interest on Said decree and COSTS
will expose at Public Sale, 70 the highest
bidder. ON
SATURDAY. the 4th Day Of
March "A. ID. 1882.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. N.
aud o'clock p- m, or said day. q the
door Of he Courthouse Of Jasper, Du.
bois county, Indiana. the rents and
proits for 4 term not exceeding seven
wears. Of the following Real Estate. stu
ated in Dubois county. State Of Indiana
sto-uii:
The southwest quarter or the north
east quarter. and The north-we quarter
or the southeast quarter, and the south
west quarter o. southeast quarter. All y
section No fons, 4, township NO TWO, :
south or range No. three. , west. con
tanning one hundred and twenty -
acres. more Or less
RI such rents and profits will not sci
for 4 sufficient sum 70 satisfy said decree
Interest aud costs. willat the same tim
and place expose 70 public sale the e
simple Of said Heal Estate, or 80 muc
thereof Is may Be sufficient 20 discharg
eaid decree. interest and costs
said sale will Be made without an
relief whatever from valuation or a
praisement laws.
FRANK JOSEPH,
Sheriff Dubois County.
q. a. TRlfPEr, Att'y for Plaintiff.
Feb. 10fh. 1852-3w- p. 81 90.
Published n the JASPER Cpnrix.i
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-24

Days or Meeting Of the Trustees
or the Various Townships ~
Dubois County.
NOTICE Il hereby given TINT the Truss
~ tees or the various townships Of bn-
bois 90. will be Al their respective Offices
III each Of the townships for the purpose
|of attending 10 township business, On
the following days:
Columbia Narlison cambridge. Wer'cn Han. {srrr-
son. Jackson Ca, and Ferdinand Township ~ %
saturday. " each week fsois ana foort Townships.
IN Noniasx ~ each week Madison township On As Is
and "a Saturdays N every mHaih-
psrsnnA having business Win any 81 thc Trustees
win have 70 these days toe new Law provides
III .Ssc n <nrh Township Trustee shall designate
certain days in each week ~ month may be required
IN which IA viii hs huines< ~ ~ tonn-hp
and cause notice thereof u ~ gwen 10 ~ irhatsnt
In such township: and an contacts ardt.rf and lay
nen, 81 claims shaiihs made only % sr<l dsffnAe<
days
~ cox. ipHks iftrsrhcrt.
n. 1. coorfE. W. Wft.r.
jn<frn Kprhix, tkhr'f>tr rtnrEipse
ionx n AHA frFrxr.
Inns K,rr XcnNkN TtEnrE.
F.V EnInFnT. j.I. NcfrkkHHHh
Artli i2ih. lS1e--lY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-24

gHyHE undersigned having leased the
\ Friedman coal hank, will always
have coal on the platform for sale on
demand. He win deliver picked coal
any where il Jasper Tor 3 cents bushei ;
or good screened coal q Scents bushei.
No coal sold AZ the bank unless under
special contract Orders LETT At the
Courier Office. Or ~ A. " NcNerney' ~
viii be promptly filled.
TERMS-CA<n o. DELIVERY.
JOHNS BARNETT.
Nay 6th. ls81--ly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
s. Is E 80 fRsssss

Col. Thomas b. Coulter announces
himself as a candidate for Congressioa-
al hOnOrs in Seventeenth Ohio District.
Trial of s. Q. Hamilton, charged
with criminal intercourse with Mrs.
Kitchen, of Bellaire, commenced at st.
Clairsyille. Suit for $1,000.
NEIGHBORHOOD.
Mayor G.. w. Drake, reputed the best
casino player in the world, dies at FIT.
Wayne. He was on Clusters staff dur
ing the war.
The national convention of mer-
chants ana commercial travellers begun
in Baltimore. They want free trade
between the States and the tax on
drummers abrOgated.
Mrs. Daniel Augur awarded $1,000
damages in the circuit court at Lexing-
ton, KY, in q suit against the Cincin-
her husband in 8 wreck.
A warrant issued for the arrest of
Whailey, member of the British par
lament for PeterbOro, who tailed to APP
pear in answer TO a summons charging
him with obtaining $50 from a hotel pro-
prietor by false pretenses.
At the funeral of William Wads-
worth, at Marshal, Mo-, the flooring
gave away, causing great excitement.
The coffin sustained little damage,
and the piano, stove and other articles
were turned upside down. Fortunately
no one was seriously hurt.
Adam Forepaugh, the Snowman, is
OH trial before United States Judge
Gresham at IT. Wayne, for libel upon
Mile Christine, the double-headed
lady. The alleged libel consists in
Forepaugh having styled ner a mon
strosity. She asks for so 900 damages.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

same complimentary description. You
can scarcely realize that you are not
outside in the open air, 80 exquisitely is
the serial prospective banded. The
men and horses, which are fighting
and struggling in every direction, many
OF them in startling proximity to you,
are life size, and it needs but the crash
and roar naturally accompanying such
a scene to make the horribly
wounded men and horses, which
lie about in every conceivable position,
seem frightfully real and pitiable. In
the extreme distance can be seen the
dome of the Pantheon at Paris. The
canvas in this picture weighs several
thousand pounds. The artists were
eight months completing it and were
paid $4,000 for their work, which, of
its kind, is far superior to and infinitely
more real, than anything / had i'm
agined possible with paint. 1t is to be
sent to America next year, when hope
my friends will have the very great
pleasure which / enjoyed in witnessing
it. On our way home Rhodes and
saw some men hauling a corpse out of
the Seine. We were struck by the
absence of a sensation, which such an
occurrence would doubtless create at
home, but were told, on inquiry, that
two OF three are taken out daily.
M. j. RHEES. .JR.
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THURSDAY.
LOCAL.


Thermometer Highest, 4S'; lowest,
$40.
Marriage of Thomas C. Radey and
Miss Annie Webb at Philadelphia.
Lady named FOrbuS has a narrow es-
cape from death by being run into by a
train at corner of Seventeenth and
EOff streets. Several gentlemen rushed
to her and saved her life.
Complimentary dinner given to Su-
preme Judges by the Bar, at. Mt. Belle
view Hotel.
The Wheeling Iron Company, at a
meeting of the stockholders, refuses TO
ioin hands with the other mills in the
matter Of making steel nails. This is
the first rebuff the enterprise has re-
ceived.
NEIGHBORHOOD.
VIM. c.. Luse, one of the young men
stabbed by schoOlmaster Frazier, at
Cumberland, o., dies of his wounds.
Brakeman named Culbertson, while
switching cars, at Wellsyiue, o., was
caught and sustained injuries which
proved fatal.
Another railraod accident, by which
+. s. Daugherty of New York, lost his
life, occurs at IOrkville, sir miles above
Martins Ferry. He was coupling cars
when hewas caught between the. bump
ers. the coupling link entering his
stomach and running through him.
GENERAL.
Mrs. Labouchere SAILED for England
on the steamer Servia at seven O'Clock
this morning.
The Adelbert college student have all
surrendered, but personal apologies are
being demanded of the fey who stood
out.
The Junior class of the Chic Wesley
an University, at Delaware, expelled
for sympatbizing in resolutions with
the Adelberts.
Patrick Higgins, on trial in Dublin
for several days, found guilty ofthe pre-
netration of the murder Olthe two Hud-
dy's and sentenced TO be hanged next
month.
Professor C.. E. Brushh of Cleveland,
the we'll known electrician, claims to
have invented machile for storing
electricity which is success in every
particular. so,tsottba
lauleS were NIIC Nh'y - - ii
lecture of the KingstoWA Medical col
| Iege. at Kingstown, Ont phe masculine
Students demand the expulsion OF the
feminine students or thej will abandon
| the college. .,
At the Connaught asSEes, a farmer
named Kilmartin, resting on one OF
N Arran Islands, was convicted oil
previously wounding hilitf, and SEN
fenced by Judge Lawsonp penal servl-
| tude for life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
FRIDAY.
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
Motors purchased and FEEL rails or
dered for Elm Grove road
Rumor of probable tinsfer OF Rt'
Rev. Bishop Kahn to See u San FRAN
cisco.
Jury in Zsvely forgery case ian 10
agree and are dischargedPotoou W
for conviction.
Little son of Pat GavirrecelVes yer.
rible cut on head by Illng against
projecting brick, and WHIP may 'erin'-
nate fatally.
NEIGHBORHoD.
Guide mill at Etna m closed down
~ uu aoconnt Of scarcity borders.
at-anger hires team from
Mr.. John Howard, at bfnesNllie' anu
forgets to return 1t. ~
The case of G. w. Kelp, OF Bel ,,
sgainst Simon Baer Il SOS, OF Mheet-
inc. for the wrongful lsSlng OF an az
taement, claiming S2,OOtdausSeS' Was
won by Mr.. Keller. ~,
Criu. con. case against Y. Hamliton'
Of Rellaire, brought by II. hitcnen,
settled by Hamilton aFelhS ~ P ~
Kitchen $500 and all ID coS'' III S''0
ase.
GENERAL
Six persons killed blythe explosion
of powder magazine uuSS"q"Ai
Central America
Mrs. A, H. Lady, OF 9nton, ", az
tempts suicide by taKlg . u "
Trough on Rats"
Theresa Sturla sentence 10 one a,,
in penitentiary for kilh &c TSi-
stiles, caller Of the call paru VI "ni
eago Produce Exchange
The Union Club OF Ne OK Iak s,e
action on case Of Fred Genar1t, oy ~
PRODUCING q proPosition a. WJorsav
500 for his spoonlng oNg ZIG
Lily"
The Brooklyn alderm9 lor ignoring ng
the court injunction an9voslns Ssg;3
the elevated railway ,inclS - tba
their five days imprisopien' =" WV
county Jail. ties, iewelry
store, at Cleveland, u, az seSi erao; Os
containing $4,000 Worf oi ptsoi ths
stones. 81 900 reward Is uerea i"i 'no
arrest of the thief. l.dsd bv Rem
A European syndicate fa1ea "
,a1o;n Gaw0as, of LiverIoL compiete
The nnrchase of l00, 900 sres OF COLON .:ol
lands in Arkansas ana h. srnd;cete
Ark, to be farmeu on
plan,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
MONDAY.

LOO Al.
|.rruaeter Highest, So; lowest,
Ig forgery case commenced in
y Court.
halOf Ho Hin, the Chinaman, At
|2ls Cemetery.
Il Gallagher again detected in q
n. This time an order for 81
dReat.
knsmed Coleman falls from P,
tgE. trestle work at Thirty-third
stnd is dangerously wounded.
y ~riety formed at Arion Hall,
H''Fhe Pioneer Association" the
\ bng 10 secure and keep on rec
BE- names Of all the old German
|nsCf the vicinity.
II NEIGHBORHOOD.
baEsy somewhat improved,
IA by 70 means out Of danger.
|siS wheePas Bellaire Touring mill
j. ,esusing stoppage Of about a
ps Ebbert caught in the act of
Ia le till of James Mack, ut Bel
and placed in Jail.
|sANiles, a railroad brakeman at
|syalp. o., has his hand mashed TO
|ny While coupling cars at that
|eOooey still at Belle Vernon, Pa,
Ei1inr thirty barrels of whisky,
he. fatally iniuring VIM. Lucas,
|setvoving the United States ware
!, cor tanning four thousand barrels
lac.
~ GENERAL.
b Nalley, Of Edgefeld, secures
knwrdici against New York Her
NIL.
|1,rjn SAW mill Of ]. Vincent u
81 >hawneetown, Ills, explOdes,
. nine men and fatally injuring
f,BerS.
ght trains collide At Burgettstown,
.moGshing an engine, ca0oose
vo ears. The engineer and fireman
ghtly injured.
mruly students attempt to whip
teacher at Cumberland, Ohio,
4 ca the teacher kills one, anu
niurs the other.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
Christmas Fruit Cake.

To three-quarter pounds OF butter add
one and half pounds yellow sugar, yolks
of six eggs we'll beaten, one half cup molas.
ses, one half cup sweet milk, one grated
nutmeg, one teaspoonful each OF ground
cinnamon, cloves and allspice, the whites
of six eggs we'll beaten, and one pound OF
-four, having in it one and half measures
Banner" Baking Powder; stir in the fruit
Just before baking, consisting of one pound
raisins, two pounds currants and one half
pound citron, all we'll dredged with -four;
bake from three to four hours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
rmometer-Highest, 430; lowest,
'tne Wells confined in Jail as a
wood Iron Company decides to
Joe to capital stock Of new steel
j Dunning selected to succeed
sccles as Chief of the Fire De-
4nt.
~. Adams elected councilman
ourth ward, vice James \. Dun
Slgned.
ng Of West Virginia Historical
called for January II, 1883, at
building.
BOdley tenders his resignation
y Trustee, and Council elects
+. Lewis to Ill the vacancy.
\ NEIGHBOROOD.
n cars steel rails arrive at Bellsire
& e. road, and work Of laying
mmenced.
cratic Central Committee OF
enth Ohio district hold meeting
Iire and decide to hold conven-
december 18th.
Curley, who shot Al. Conway,
urinary hearing before Mayor
al Bridgeport, and is discharg-
ground Of self defense.
neSrecently arrested at Bellaire,
cry, attempts to escape from
1hlle being conveyed to peni-
but is captured and safely
GENERAL.
Williams, Of Atlanta, Ga,
'lAteen-year old daughter to
uman wretch in the person of
a Grant, Of Columbus, Ga,
ef oaoe into q fire, roasting it
nSerlean Express Company
al The messengers between
N1 ~ Winona, Mimi, eight in
CfooSedness is alleged, and it
.eu mat packages, one con-
=, are missing. The messen-
est integrity.
ny that has been expected as
me attempt of a LAWYER
eitman TO shoot ex-Congress-
= Madison Leach, on the 9th
rs at Lexington, n. G, A
1erSI Leach met Hoffman ON
both were armed with
0o leach opened fire on Heit-
Ira shots were exchanged.
we're dangerously wounded.
isI mill of the North Chi.
ng mill, at South CHICAGO.
!, ooTneern, shuts down. n 4,
~ ~ 1 t partially owing TO the
bon, t ne rail market, partly
Ssos.I.Ssr iff action by Congress.
Ior tSt no definite scheduI,
q ' E'next year has beer
'Nu''ing down Of the mil,
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owned by this company in West Chi.
csgo was announced some time ago.
WEDNESDAY,
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
Observation-Disclosures, Az lowest
Zeyely trial still ON hand in Circuit
Court.
Miss Ida Harlan falls on ice and sus
tails very painful injuries.
Steve Devries, well known in this
city, suicides at Plymouth, o.
The Belmont mill stockholders de-
eide to subscribe to stock of steel
company.
Democratic City Executive Commit
tee meet and fix January 9th as day for
holding primaries.
Foot pads trim up George Ferguson,
the butcher, on Sixteenth street, but
get nothing for their tronble.
NEIGHBORHooD.
Death of DIR. Luke VOORHEES, at Rock
Hill, Ohio.
Second trial of Ohio Gilmore set for
next Monday ut st. Clairsville.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
NEW ApVERTIsEMETa,

Nor SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-.
II dence on 4. Front street, near the suspen-
sion bridge, containing nine rooms, bath
room, hot and cold water, gas throughout,
excellent cellar; lot 90 feet front. Every part
complete within and without, for desic n, ar.
rangement and convenience. Apply TO ALEX
AMBER BONE, Real Estate Agent and Brok.
er, 1853 Market St., Otis Block. del5
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17
{ DAILY REGISTER
!. Principal Happenings at
Home and AbrOaa,
,,.iOn Not Only Of What Goes on In
|O~n City, but Also the News OF
,bs SsighbOrhOOd and the
World at Large.
SUNDAY.

Il ,,n,eter-Highest, Az; lowest,
40 Iron Company subscribe TO
tWhrtling Steel Company.
break into the residence of
IsrLe and clean out his larder.
q valuable taken.
Il unmauageable mule, Andy
Il q driver at the Upper River
n has his right limb broken be-
n rs sukle and knee.
|rman. an employee at HOffman's
II falls into a vat containing
r. Of water, hnd but for the
\ ..i,taure of his fellow work
\ g,l have been drowned.
4 NEIGHBoREOOD.
I,gtn, Of CosROcton, Ohio, run
Killed by the cars at Bridge
I-N1ul fight Of two students at
sN,ton, Pa, over q dispute Origi-
"a debate.
,.say. the man shot by Amos
4 Al West Wheeling, makes a
"a very different from the one
a published.
.eeilv attempt of a man, Michael
'b outrage q Mrs. Powers, near
'5Crg, Pa. Being bafled, he
4 rr senseleSs, robs and makes
n eNaape.
GENERAL.
N Of state Senator H. E. Ohagen,
Ek,Ey, ..
,ekrn Guy Fawkes attempts to
IA log cabin near BrownstOwn,
Moody hurt.
Nurn, the pugllist, finishes his
,Ss, Sing Sing prison, and is
a. man.
,aE Hatchett, the largest dry
Sslrv in Massachusetts, COM
@aie by shooting himself
q ile head.
. Ettcher Wilcox, pastor Of the
christian Church at Chicago,
safrum pulpit for preaching ser
snyug the necessary immortality
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-12-17

THAT feeling of languor and debility that
follows physical exertion, removed by using
Browns Iron Bitters.
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piled for the dement, Oh the chuECn'
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
The performance of David Garrick" at
Bellaire, ON the night of December 26th,
will be for the benefit OF the Druids, and on
the nights of the 18th and 10Th for the BEN
eft of the knights OF Pythias.
Ohio has, according to the report OF the
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal, in
stituted sixteen new lodges in the past
year. ..L,;,,5
the order in the Sandwich Islands, and
their lodge room in Honolulu Is the hnest
there. --.-
Twenty-seyen grand lodges, 1878 subor.
d;nste lodges, 10000 members, aud cash
balance on hand in grand aud subordinate
lodges of s., 235, 59l, indicate the present
condition of the Knights OF Pythias in the
United States. =,
The regular annual holiday Festivities OF
Rlsck Prince No. 10 promise to be unusual
" interesting and pleasant this year. The
cartons committees who have the datails in
charge are working like beavers to have
everything in readiness, and the work Is
moving along rapidly. The pleasant gath.
erings of the friends of this lodge are looked
forward to with much concern, and the
members have gained an enyiable reputa-
ton for the manner IN which they enter
tain their many visitors.
During the coming week new officers for
the various lodges will be nominated, aud
the elections will take place on the last
meeting nights in 1882. The installations
will be had ON the first regular meeting
nights in 1883.
The project of forming division of uni
formed Knights Of Pythias, at Martins
Ferry, is making considerable Roadway.
So far thirty members are enrolled, and q
nreIiminary organization has been effected
with the following officers: President, j.
T. Craig; Vice President Henry Single;
Secretary, NJ. r. Smylie; Treasurer, VIM.
II. CosS. They viii meet in their hall next
Tuesday evening.
Mystic Lodge, of Elm CIR owe, will con-
fer the Esquire rank upon two. and the
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-05-24
BLANNUAL SESSIONS.

In talking with a friend the other
day we learned that an erroneous I'M
preston prevails with some as to what
bi annual sessions of the Legislature
really mean. The impression is said
to exist with some, that it means that
one election gives a member of Assem-
bly l,co sessions, and that he actually
serves two sessions. The reverse Of
this is what il intended by the new
Constitution, its object being to have
sessions euery other year, or one scs-
sion within two years. So a member
elected now, although elected for two
years, yet can serve but for one, tn
less there is called or apeeial session.
These special sessions were necessary
for few years Immediately after the
adoption of the new Constitution, but VI
late they have not been. The two
m embers therefore elected in this
county two years ago, 1880, have SER
we'd but one session, that of the winter
1881, there being no session last win
ter, 1882, and could not be, under the
new Constitution, unless it had been a
called OR special one.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-05-24


d. II. WALLACE, Of New Castle, has
put in his bid for the gubernatorial
chair to be set in the parlor of the new
territory of Dakota He was Senatorial
delegate from the 47th district. Both
Lawrence and Mercer counties which
compose it. instructed their delegates
to support Hon. A. NJ. Brown, OF
Pittsburgh, for the Office of Supreme
Judge. Notwithstanding the Colonel
was bound in honor to follow these
instructions and in courtesy to vote
for his neighbor, he went straight to
RawIe at the behest of Cameron. Here
is another instance Of the evil of the
spoiIs system that has been perpetrat-
ed again and again. 1t robs the people
of their rights it corrupts and debases
mankind and it is resulting in the de-
struction of the party. From Garfeld's
assassination to the most trihing ap-
pointment it has begotten crime and
crime only.
No wonder too that Cameron de-
mands the major portion of the U. 5
appointments. The patronage of the
government would not Gil the mouths
of the horde clamoring for Office, nor
retain for Cameron his sway in State
and national politics.
And Wallace Cameron is liberal
to treachery and Wallace may get an
appointment, bnt Lawrence county
voters will not trust him again with
any Office of honor, trust or profit. He
might be risked for profit, but he
ould hardly Fill the bill in a post of
honor or oftrust. Mercer Republican.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1882-05-24
DEATHS.

GOLD. AT her residence In Butler twp, this
county, on Monday, May 18th, 1882, Mrs. Jan.
Gold, widow of the late Joseph Gold, aged
IA years.
The remains of the deceased were buried In
the South Cemetery here on Tuesday week last
md wercfolowcd to the grave by large number
of friends aud relatives. Sic was sister to
james Kearns Esq. of Butler twp, aud Mr
Patton Kcarrs oil this place.
SHU5TER AT the home OF his son, on the
Kirkpatrick Iarm, Buffalo township, Butler
county, sunday, May l4th, Jacob Shuster,
aged seyenty-cight.