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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-04-11

NOTICE - hereby given that the IN.
IN dersigncd, Trustee Of HARRISON town
shin. will attend 10 the business of The
township at bic home, east Of HaysyilIe
On Saturday Of each week. and persons
having business ere expecting q present
II on that day.
One-half Of the Township Library u y
Harrison Morgan's, q Ludlow, and ono
half II John AuIenbergcr's shop, u
|! HavsviI.c. Parties wanting books may
lect them at either place.
THOMAS II. HoPE, Trustee
Nay 5th, ls52--y. HARRISON Ip'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-04-11

ocrMr. Henry 3. Sermershelm receiv-
"a this week large stock Or the latest
styles " spring clothing end Furnish
Ing goods Tor gentlemen. No need -
send 10 cify for clothing when you can
0et Just ~ good goods and - cheap q
home. CAN and Dce them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-04-11

NOTICE il hereby given that there
~ will be sale Of number Of shares
ia the Jasper Building. Loan Fund and
Association. and money loaned
on the I'D day Of April. A. p. 1ssi. q
~ o'clock D. NJ. 81 the Office Of the Clerk
of the Dubois Circuit Court II the Town
of Jasper, Dubois county. Indiana.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors q
aid Association. az their regular meet
Ing. On lie eth day Of April, a. y. 1854
Witness nv hand as Secretary Of tht
JazIer Building, Loan Fund and say.
ings Association, At the Clerks oflice
April 9th, 1s5<
BAzu. r. CREME, Secretary.
Arril 11ih. 1854
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quietly. notwithstanding t'otF
active contest for the positions % oe NIL
"a IN every township IN che county.
The following il the general result:
B<rxrRrpcE Towxsulr--For Trustee
Jacob Burger. ". received III votes
Jacob Gosmann llS: Paul knnkel 10 !
For Justice "A. .. NcSerney Isl H.l
s. Sermer~heim TAG.
For Assessor John 4. Melchior e69 \.
Theodore Sonicrman 49,
For nsfables--Leopold GutEveiler|
90: John Gardner Is: Jos. r. Schueider|
AZ. ana we're the three elected, numerous
scattering votes being cast
The following are the Supervisors
elected Dist. No. .. Kerd. Fchs NO 2,
III. krof1: No. 8. WIN. Burgers No
JOS. Schrader: No. 5, Valentine Gutge-
sell.
Boo<r roxxsmP.-For Tnstee Ma
pcleon. b Gotham ~; Chris- Il. ku-
Tcr Jnstiee-Thomas W. Hays l3s;
Phillip SchWank 81.
For Constab -R Resin B. Miller and
Romanus W. Horton were elected.
Sopervisor---Disf No. 1. John J. Kn-
dolph. Dist No. 2, james Harris. Dist
NO. - (N1iit< \t1uAAt- <- -
John Schwanh Dist no. ?, henry -
Bridenbach.
Mxp1sox TowxsHn.-For Trustee. s
n. Stewart. 81: Thos- II. Green, 81
Dan. Koons. 81. Total vote 217.
For Justices-Jones Kemp and VIM
Cooper were elected.
For Gonstables Jas. Myers and Rob
Yates were elected
ksl!.@s- Dist No. hAgS :.. s ~
D!s- 70: = =: 2 80: ~ s~1
Alex ElI- Dist no. p feter , small
Ckss Total vote So For lrustc
George Pruss 146. John W. kemp 49,
For Constables Henry 5 bruning ~
George Whndhoit were elected
PaToxs ToWxsziP.-Totsl No. vote
.cact f67. FOR Trustee-A. n. Mile
Democrat. 237; Jacob 4. Lennon, ~
po6lican, - -
tor scst,ee-Secoo pefseF - !"
~ u>FEis 80.
For Assessor-trancis a Fisher n
CosslaoIes--Hi y Spurlock, ~ 4.
Osborn, - r. HAYS -, ana weEe
elected
NARsoE TowxeHIP--For Trustee -
1ix Schneider ~; John Wibbels liz
FrRptrAxD TouxsurP.-F0r Trust
ffenrv Hoppeniohn. los majority oy
Frank Pund. Total vote $50.
Jusfices-Jo hn r. Judy and Math
QlInger
Cons<ao'cs-nenfy Dfun $50 = n'''o
L1scn.
<uVfIti@0tt-4tiet- 80 4. y - ~. =.
Dist ~. z, Andre. 53eoo'' Y
70 ANNOY Las , -, =,
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wheat. Grain, and Produce
Or al kinds, bought and
sold, FOR CASH.
Aug. nth. 18s3--Iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-04-11
LIME.
SALT.
CEMENT.

o0crs merchants better terms q
round lots than the can 80
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W24 9&@S4o -
STATE or INDIANA.
Cor<rS ~ Dvrc,s.
NOTICE a hereby Givea that there
~ will b. ~ election held - the usual
ri,ce ~ holding elections ~ me C"rcer-
alton az The Town Of Jasper, Dubois
County. Indiana. On
MONDAY, MAY 5lh. 1884.
for sle purpose ~ elcrsinx me following
officers for ssid Corporation. to-wi':
Ono Trustee Tor the Second Ward o.
said Town;
One Trustee for The Third Ward q
said Town:
I One Clerk for said Town:
4 One Treasurer Tor said Town,
1 One Marshal for said Town;
4 One Assessor for said Town.
Y IL witness WHEREOF. I have herunt<
81 nv ham and The seal II said
li{T :. >Town. AZ Jasper, this Sth d.!
- April. 1854.
y JAcor GosuAxN. Clerk
Town 81 5asper.
J April nth. 1sSs-3w.
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JASPEi. SCHOOL TREASUR
ER'S ANNUAL REPORT.

-
70 the Honorable Board - Trustees ~
sne to.n g ss'ser' - !.
lns . $50 Y. 49, ~. '.,;.h s,'h.;ts ~ vonr
~. p~ .- ~, 800. 80 fo,low;rg renort 81
-~n~;,.ss ..5 srnend;fnres ~ school
sr.'r s,.d 80 ~ 49, G.csi go ending
$3.50, -. sac~. MN
~" 1s'7 ' .r,,r~s
go. 80 fro,c ~ Tre.snrer Ha,O e
ny ~ = ,sse - III a
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-20
STORIES ON HI ROAD.
Commercial Travellers at q waysfde
Inn-Somethinn Is RLn inaC rinsack

Commercial Travellers at a waysfde.
Inn-Son1e thfnq to Put in q Gripsack
Gentlemen, I almost envy you the positions you
fill; your experience of the world; your knowledge of
business; the changing sights you see, and al that,
you know"
This warmly-expressed regret fell from the lips Of
an elderly pleasure tourist, last August, and was adj
dressed to a semicircle of commercial travellers seated
on the porch of the Lindel Hotel, st. Louis, Mo.
"Yes, responded a New York representative ofthe
profession, "a drummer isn't without his pleasures,
buthe runs his risks, too-risks outside the chances
of railroad collisions and steamboat explosions.
What risks, for instance2'
This, for instance" said Mr.. w. ID. Franklin, who
who was then travelling for an Eastern house, and is
known to merchants in all parts of the country: s'The
risk-which, indeed, amounts almost to a certainty
Of getting the dyspepsia from perpetual change of
diet and water and from having no fixed hours for
eating and sleeping. myself was an example. / say
WAS, for l am all right now"
mo discount on your digestiong' broke in a Chicago
dry goods traveller, lighting his cigar afresh.
Not a quarter per cent. But 1 had to give up tray.
cling for a while. The dyspepsia ruined my paper.
TONIC. 1 tried it, and it fixed me up to perfection.
There is nothing on earth, in my opinion, equal to it
as a cure for dyspepsia.
Messes. HIScoX q Co., of New York, the proprie.
tors, hold = letter from Mr.. franklin stating that pre-
else fact. PARKER'S TONIC aids digestion, cures
Malarial Fevers, Heartburn. Headache, Coughs and
Colds. and all chronic diseases Of the Liver and Kid
neys. Put q bottle in your yalise. Prices, Sic and
81. Economy in larger size.
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Injunction Refused.

PTrTsBURG, Sept 19.-This morning Judge
Ewing refused to grant a preliminary injunction
in the case of the Pennsylvania Railway Com
pany against the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chi
cago Railway Company, and also to grant an
order to compel the defendant company to issue
at least $441, 900 Of preferred stock to pay for
improvements made on the road. The court
held that a preliminary injunction was not nee
essary, and that no rights would be ieopardized
by waiting until final hearing of the case. The
plaintiff company has been Withholding annual
rental because the stock had not been issued.
and defendants were about to take steps to an
null the contract by reason of default.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-20
One Rate Cutting Line Less.

Geo. B. Sherman, general manager of the
Redliue, gives notice that this fast-frei eight line
is to withdraw from this territory. The agencies
of the line at Indianapolis and Evansville, Ind,
will be discontinued after Sept. 80, 1884 c. A.
Lucas, who is now agent at Indianapolis. has
been appointed travelling agent; with head
quarters at Toledo, taking effect Oct. l. G. A.
Kimball has been appointed travelling agent,
with headquarters at Chicago. For some
weeks past this line has been taking business,
it is alleged, out Of this territory at a cut rate of
three to five cents per one hundred pounds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-20
OF BRIDGE LETTING

Sealed proposals win be received by the Commits
sioners of Marion county on or before the 10th day
of October. 1884, at II o'clock m. for bnilding =
township. The bridge will be ITO feet long in the
clear, and will be of wood or iron or a combination OF
wood and iron. The roadway viii be 16 feet wide in
must be Of sufficient strength to bear with safety 4
moving lead of SO pounds to tho square foot Of road
way.
Bidders viii furnish their own plans aud also a diar
gram Of strains, and give the factor of safety used by
them.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
and ali bids.
Each bidder will be required to furnish with his bid
a bond according to law.
FREDERICK oSTERMYER,
w. r. CLINTON,
in. GUION, Commissioners.
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10 BE

Attic meeting Of general superintendents, held
in Boston, this week, a resolution was adopted
that whenever employees were discharged for
sufficient cause, the superintendent of the road
should notify all the other superintendent Of
the association of such discharge, and the cause
Thereof. 1t is not Intended TO control the action
of superintendent in this matter as regards en-
ploying help, but practically it will, as few will
desire to secure the services of men who have
proved unfaithfui on other roads.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-20
The Last Resort.

The TerFe Haute Gazette, in commenting On
the call for a meeting Of the Indianapolis passen-
ger agents, Monday, Sept %, to take steps look
ing to the adopting of the Kansas City agree
ment says: Those cranky Indianapolis passen-
ger agents will hold another meeting next Mon
day and the Kansas City agreement will be sub
mitted for signature. The agent who cuts a
rate will be compelled to forfeit $100. The Ga
zefte does not believe this will prove effective.
The only way to prevent an Indianapolis passen-
ger agent from cutting rates is to xiii him"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-20

bhe Souph ~ - very important that every
member of this committee be present.
The Meeting of General Ticket and Passen-
ger Agents.
A.. Smith, of the Decline, acted as secretary
at the semi-annual meeting of the National AS
soeiation of General Passenger and Ticket
Agents held in Boston this week. The business
of the session was largely Of a routine character.
The making of rates for the coming Worlds
FAIR at New Orleans was one Of the most inn
portant questions to come before the meeting.
President futile opened the session with a we'll
prepared address upon the history and aims Of
the association, and as an illustration Of the
changes which are constantly going on amongst
the railroads, it was stated that Of the roads
originally represented, only three now retain
the names under which they were then known.
President Futile claimed that the association
had at the present time arrived at middle ACE.
and was never more useful to the railroads and
the public. Another question was the making
Of a universal mileage ticket, not seriously
thought OF by railroad men, but petitioned for
by commercial travellers, as follows:
To Railroad Passenger Agents:
Gentlemen: Is it possible to make a general pileaoe
ticket, good on all the roads Of the United States?
The Following plan commends itself to the CONNER.
cial traveller:
That the roads Of the United States srnnort a cen.
eral ef6ce, or clearinghouse, from which tickets NAV
Re gurchased; say 5 600 miles for 300, or 800 for
$50 same to be general coupon tickets, to be removed
by conductor and sent to auditor; the auditor to send
same to Clearinghouse and get credit for the number
OF miles represented. Settlement with the clearing
house could be made weekly or semf-monthly.
Th1s Is perhaps sufficient explanation for YOU to un.
derstand the general plan, This would mean no more
skn9ekdownp fares, and less ~grasping after passes. !"
While the price is the same as shippers tickets the
advantages to travellers are too numerous to mention.
Please discuss this question and let us know In the
report OF YOU, proceedings the practicabiity Of the
plan. Respectfully,
EIGHTY THOUSAND TRAVELLERS.
Most of the general passenger agents, says the
Boston journal, were accompanied by their
wives,
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The Fripartite Agreement.

After five days sitting in Chicago the general
managers of the roads in the t~ripartite agree
ment last evening decided by unanimous
vote to leave matters as they now are for ninety
days, but in the meantime strictly maintain
tariff rates. Another session will be held to-day
TO decide upon a tariff meeting. ]. f. Tucker
was appointed as joint representative of all the
lines to see that tariff rates are maintained.
Agreement to sustain rates carries with it no
penalty, the matter being left to the integrity of
the several lines.
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THE COURT RECORD.
supreme court-sept. Is.

The following opinions have been rendered:
Mshlon Judd VS.. John E. Martin. Whitley G. G.
Affirmed. Black, G.
Affirmed. Franklin, G..
John Sellers vs.. Henry Beaver. Huntington c. G.
Affirmed. Black, c..
Willis Wood vs., Thomas NJ. Franklin. Owen c. @
Affirmed. BieknelI, C. g.
Elk rel. Sanderson VS.. Adam Sohn. Floyd G. G
Affirmed. Best, @.
Michael Common rs. George Helfrick. Floyd G. @
Affirmed. Franklin, G.
Christian T. McGord VS.. Nathan I. Wright. Marion
&C. Rehearing denied.
Emsley Wright. admir-, etc, VS.. John w. Julian.
Marion G. c. Reversed. Hammond, j.
Abraham Fleenor ct al. VS.. Martha E. DrinkelI ct al
Washington G. 9. Reversed. Niblack, j.
Frances M. Moore, treasurer, ETC.. VS.. Isaac NJ. r.
Stephens. Union &C. Affirmed. Hotgk, ).
VIM. g. Brown vs.. James w. Goble. Huntington
&C. Affirmed. Elliott. CD.
John n. Leonard VS.. The American Insurance Com
pany. Owen &C. Petition for rehearing overruled
Amzi w. Brewster VS.. Anthony Baker. Harrison
C. Petition for rehearing overruled
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Marion Circuit Court.
Hon. j. g. Adams. Judge

Lawrence Kane was admitted to citizenship.
John L. Walker vs. l.. b. & w. Railroad Company;
suit Tor damages for stock killed. Findingfor plaintiff
for $l90.
Catherine Vicaro vs.. Louis Vicaro. Divorce granted
on grounds of Abandonment ana cruel treatment.
Alice Bramlett VS.. Giles 7. Bradley; suit on note.
Finding for &A4.5O.
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Superior Court.

Room No. lion. N. B. Taylor. Judge.
Richard Z. Houghton vs.. Mary A. Dickey; suit on
account. Finding for defendant.
Room No. 2-Hon. D. W. Howe. Judge.
L. M. Gorsuch VS.. Indianapolis Terra Gotta Com
pany; suit on account. Judgment for $465. 6 {.
Louis "A Greiner VS.. Fred Deitz; suit for services
and damages. On trial by court.
Room No. s-Hon. Lewis q. Walker. Judge.
Edward CASTOR VS.. Alfred Harrison ct al. suit on
account. Judgment for So, 643.65
Robert Carroll VS.. Gardner Speaker ct al; suit for
damages. On trial by a jury.
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tistics having been received BY me-you are no.
tilted and requested to be present at a meeting
to be held at this Office, room Nc. SIS Vance
Block, indianapolis, Ind, on Tuesday, Sept. 30,
1884, mt IL A. NJ, to consider and perfect a plan
for pooling freight traffic between Chicago and
the south Il is very important that every
member of this committee be present.
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Most Of the general passenger agents, says the
Boston Journal were accompanied by their
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-20
THE POLITICAL CALENDAR.
FIJI STATE CANVASS


Republican meetings viii be held in the State
and addressed as follows:
HON. W. H. cALKINs AND HON sAA GRAY,
Candidates for Governor, will hold joint discussions
IS follows:
Fort Wayne, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2 p. m
Lafayette, Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2 p. m.
Greensburg, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2p. m.
Terre Haute, Friday, Oct. 10, p. M
HON. w. H. oALKrNs,
Republican candidate for Governor, will speak as
DanvilIe, Saturday, Sept. 90.
Attica, Monday, Sept. q.
Logansport, Tuesday, Sept. %, night.
Wnamac, Wednesday, Sept. "a.
Grown Point. Thursday, Sept. %.
Knox, Friday, Sept. 20.
South Bend, Saturday, Sept. 81, afternoon.
Monticello, Tuesday, Sept. 80, afternoon.
Goodland, Wednesday, Oct. ! afternoon.
Oxford, Thursday, Oct. 2, afternoon.
Brazil, Saturday, Oct. IL, afternoon.
GOV. ALBEIT q. PORTER
WIN speak asfollows:
Princeton, Saturday; Sept. 20, 2 p. M.
Union City, Thursday, Sept. Is. 3 =. m.
Spencer, Friday, Sept. 20, afternoon.
Waynesburg, Saturday, Sept. y, 2 p. M.
Fort Wayne, Wednesday, Oct. /, night.
Lagrange, Thursday, Oct. 2, afternoon.
Kendallvile, Thursday, Oct. 2, night.
Angola, Friday, Oct. 3, afternoon.
i HON. o NJ. THAYER.
Of Nebraska, will speak as follows:
Valparaiso, Monday, Sept. %, z p. m.
Knox, Tuesday, Sept. %, z p. m.
Plymouth, Wednesday, Sept "a, z pm.
Warsaw, Thursday, Sept. rs, Up. m.
Columbia City, Friday, Sept. 26, z p. m.
Wabash, Saturday, Sept. 81, 2 p. m.
Marion, Monday, Sept. %, z p. m.
Anderson, Tuesday, Sept. 80, z p. m.
Nashville, Wednesday, Oct. /. z p. M.
COnnersville. Thursday, Oct. 2, z P. m.
Brookville, Friday, Oct. 8, z p. m.
Iaxrenceburg, Saturday, Oct. 4, 2 p. m,
HON. WILLIAM L. TAYLOR
Win speak as follows:
Knightstown, Tuesday, Sept. %, night.
Edinburg, Thursday, Sept. rs, night.
Greenfield, Saturday, Sept. q, night.
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HON. GEORGE W. STEELE.

for Congress, will speak at
jackson Center, Monday, Sept. %, night.
Nottingham, Wednesday, Sept. "A, afternoon
Liberty Center. Wednesday, Sept. "a, night
0ssian, Thursday, Sept. %, afternoon.
Button, Thursday, Sept. IS, night.
Adams county, Friday, Sept. %.
Adams county, Saturday, Sept. 81.
Huntington county, Monday. Sept. %.
Huntington county, Tuesday, Sept. 80.
Grant county, Wednesday, Oct /.
Grant county, Thursday, Oct. 2,
Huntington county, Friday, Oct. 3.
Grant county, Saturday, Oct. A.
Miami county, Monday, Oct. 6.
Miami county, Tuesday, Oct. z.
Miami county, Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Howard county, Thursday, Oct, 9.
Howard county, Friday, Oct. 10.
Howard county, Saturday, Oct. IL.
Adams county, Monday, Oct, IS.
Jay county. Tuesday, Oct. IA.
Jay county, Wednesday, Oct. Is.
Jay county, Thursday, Oct. 16.
Blackford county, Friday, Oct. II.
Blaekford county, Saturday, Oct. IL.
Wabash county, Monday, Oct. 20.
Wabash county, Tuesday, Oct. 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-03-31
@etDIfde SsmacneMteA

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uno fa~ufmGanii6en @el6Gften oeranttports
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un0 @~eIoestDertb tGglt6 0ur6 tire 0d1Oe
ge6t, unb es 1T duffd1ero, tpte perl6tplns
oen0 tDeni9e nnterl6lagungen, SGIl6ungen,
oOer audi nur 9IdGIGllt9feIten bon oenIelben
begdtgen tperoeu. Wtdtt fam id9ert, odB
fat ole bi56er an ben Trouen in oieier Be-
3te1uug 9erna1ten Grfabrungelt oeren iittz
Iide urlo tntelectueIe 8efd6igung Sur Bers
t~paltung berarttger Me1nter beitdtigen.
General Spinner ais Bunoesldabs
meiiter m66reno be5 8lrgerfrteseS mar Der
erite, Der Trauen un6 Oedb6en ais @ebuLs
ftn1en au9 III oe1 Derl6ieoenen Suredur
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lie nomentlid ober bel 6em 3G6Ien non
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gleih3eitig ultter tbu1 searbtttet, uno er nal
6aber sur Nbgabe zines 3uitd1toieen l1rtbeilS
n1e6r ais irgero Elm Nnoerer befGDt9t. Sett
13eu9niB geDt oabir, baB Srauer li1O OtGos
den oas geIo raider utl0 SuperlGlltger SGb>
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net 1id pieoer1olt babin auSge1prodRn,
oaB 6ilii6tli6 Der Trauen ll1ebrItdfeiten
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ober 1uBer1t lelten Su letner GenntntB &C.
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go off es ii6 urt Bic @ntoefung elmer
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