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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

pr ~ Cc<xnk.
PortcrsvIlle Pointers.
Warm. sulsry and dry.
Csvender's Sale tomorrow.
Oats harvesting in full blast this week.
Fritz Mann commenced work on his
saw aud planning mill this week.
Noah Moser. OF Loogootec. was In our
town last week looking up the interest
OF the insurance business.
Alex Rayhill caught the master fish OF
the season last week and brought Il 10
town. Its weight being 81 lbs This
makes the fourth large fish he has caught
In the same trap the trap being large
hollow leg lying in the wsier near the
bank.
Coffmsn. Nehne & Co. commenced
threshing wheat with their steam thresh-
er last Saturday, the first crop being for
our fe.loU-townsman. John A. kr0del.
the wheat proving 10 be excellent
Business i rather dull with our mer-
chants; they seem 10 be hungry for
spring chicks Offering 10 and III cents
per h.; they occasionally get one from =
passing huckster-
The prospect for . good corn crop
throughout the township was never
better.
There is considerable talk of organ
izing stock company for the purpose
of erecting steam Touring mill at our
town. A more suitable place for such
an enterprise can not be found in South
ern Indiana
DrED.-Mrs- SARAH N. ScH~ARR. wife
OF Adam Schnsrr. Jr.. died, July 3, 1855.
after long and painful illness. Her
disease was consumption.
Death should come
Gently 70 one OF gentle mould. like thee.
As light winds. wandering through
groves Of bloom.
Detsch the delicate blossoms from the
tree.
Close thy sweet eyes calmly. and with
out pain.
And We viii trust in God to see thee
yet again.
ROSE EDNA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

Consumptives and all. who suffer from
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs,
can find certain cure in DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption Thousands
of permanent cures ver.fy the truth OF
this statement No medicine can show
such record Of wonderful cures. Thou
sands OF once hopeless sufferers now
gratefully proclaim they owe their lives
to this New Discovery II will cost you
nothing to give il trial Free trial bot
tie Al Mehringer Bres.' Drug Store
Large size, 800 2.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
NoTICE 10
HOUSE BUILDERS

NOTICE il hereby given that the I'M.
- dersigned, Trustee OF Columbis
township, Dubois county, will LEI Al
Public Cutlery, 70 the lowest responsible
bidder, on the premises OF Andrew
Merikel. on the South side az Patoka,
one and cne-haIf miles Northwest Of
Ellsworth. on
SATURDAY, Aug. Sth, IS,
10 2 o'clock p. m, the building or new
frame Sch0ol-house, 20 BY % feet, IL feet
clear room, for District No. Z.
The right 70 reject any Or All bids Il
reserved
RILEY BURTON,
- Trustee Columbia TIP.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

Rev. DIR. L. n. Albright. OF Fosioria
Ohio. has been elected BY the Board OF
Trustees. President Of DePsnw College
for Young Women in New Albany, and
has notified the Trustees that be accepts
the position and will af once enter upon
his duties
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

The Canton New York Commercial
Advertiser says: There l. universal
feeling that the entire Administration
ought 70 be Is distinctly Democratic a
Il has been anti Democratic during the
last twenty-four years; and it il CALLING
to Democrats who have labored % long
and faithfully for the triumph Of Dem.
ecratic principles to see those BY whom
they have been viIlifed, trsduced. and
dcmineered over. retained in places Of
power and influence after the people have
demanded By their votes that che,
sh0uld step down and ont.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

Adam Lutz harvested seventy acres OF
wheat during tbe week, that will aver
sge more than last year, and viii yield
SPOUT - bushels 70 the -Boonville
Enquirer.
James A. Jones, in the suburbs Of
kockport, harvested three and quarter
scres Of wheat last week, from which he
realized little over 50 bushels. A frac-
slon over ~ bushels to the acre.-Rock.
port Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

@Tbe summer season or '15 IL fast
passing away, and no new branch Of
manufacturing has been started in las
per this year. This i not Is il should
Be- Our town should add At least one
manufacturing establishment to liz pro-
Observation-Disclosures every year, ifitexpects
to keep abreast Of the times and I'd
with it neighbors- Every one Of cur
present manufactories IL driving q big
business overruH with orders-fhe re-
suit Of excellence Of products and Judi
cious management-bu II shows certain
~ there i room for more.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

Mrs Lenore Bradford, OF Hun
tingburg. files petition asking for 4
divorce from Marion Bradford, OF @Pen-
ilton' county, Ky. She SAYS she lived
IN New Albany for two wears prior to
September. 1884, when she moved y
huntingburg, and that her and defend
ant were married on the 9th day Of No
vember, l6s2, and she was abandoned
by him on the 9th Of December. 1852.
and that be has since failed to provide
for her. She asks for = divorce and the
custody Of their child Ethel, Bradford.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

The St. Louis Airline officials have
under consideration the matter Of placing
Horton chair cars on their day trains,
and will probably do 50. The Horton
Icars cost about $4,000 each. and are the
ihandsomest, most Injurious Of any used.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

- Rose Academy, = Catholic board
ing school for girls. was dedicated sun
Gay afternoon, q Vincennes. amidst the
greatest pomp. 1t Rev. Bishop Chat
snc ofiiciated- The Bishop delivered
On address, in which he warned parents
q the importance Of . Catholic cduca-
tlon. and urged them TO send their dauob-
ters 70 y. Rose The building i N IN.
posing cdifice, and cost el6.50O.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

y ~ Door keekcr Wintersmith. or he
.;Hu, r q Representatives, Is dying Il liz
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

0Ihe railroad question Il being aci.
lated again In Orange county. Largely
attended meetings are being held in re.
gard % : railroad from Orleans 70
French Lick, 20 be controlled by the 4.
- a. 4 = road The Courier dent be-
neve 4 will ever be built, for Il i 90
evident that Mitchell would make the
better junction, that II that town would
give y proper encouragement. and road
y % be built, Il would certainly 70 there
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
GET YOUR COAL CHEAP!
EckeFt 4 CebhaFt,
COAL DEALERS.

Are ready now to deliver the BEST
COAL mined in Southern Indiana,
from their mine three-qnarters OF
mile North west Of Jasper. AIower.
vein than either Of the other mines
are working.
Orders left at the SfePc Of M. A
Sermershcim n Co. will receive
Prompt attention. July IL, s5.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

yincennes suffered another disastrous
fire Sunday. The vincennes Manuf.o
turing Company. manufacturers Of head
ing, slaves. etc, were the sufferers this
time The fire broke out in the dust
ROOM Before the fire department could
get 10 work the entire structure was con-
eumed- The fire communicated next 70
the two large lighthouses Of the estab-
lishment. which were totally destroy ed.
A large amount Of heading and slaves
Was also burned The yincfnnes Man
ufacturing Company was new institu-
ton, which had just succeeded In devel-
oping sthriviEg business One hundred
and fifty hands are thrown out Of en-
ployment, and the FIRE il especially re-
GREETED on this account The total loss
j. estimated 1t $4,000 with sl0, 900 in
surance-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
T. orSAIsE!
Photograph Gallery
SION EASY TER1ls.Nu

|EIRST-CLASS. and no other Gallery
y Of the kind within ~ miles A good
bargain One and half story frame
cottage dwelling, close TO the corporation
line. Terms very reasonable. A rare
bargain For particulars call At CorsrrE
Office or On N. a. SwEESEY, Jasper, Ind.
July IL, 1885.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17
COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
STATE OF INDIANA. n

clAAE VI INDIANA, -.
CorSTl OF Dunois, 80
IDEPORT ofthe Board OF County Com
~ missioners 10 the Supcrinten dent OF
Public Instruction for the year ending
the 5lst day III May. 1856. rs required bv
Sections &sOO aud 4. f0l or the Revised
Statutes OF Indiana:
CONGRESSIONAL TOWNSHIP ruxD.
Amount Of fund held in trust
As shown bv last report SIS. sS37l
Amount since received from
other counties s75 90
Total si4,s5s 81
Deduct amount Of fund dis
tributcd TO other counties
since last report sl.40s.85
Total Cong. TIP. school Fund
held in trust May 81, 1855. $13, 450.76
COMMON SCHOOL FuSD.
Amount Of fund held in trust
by county at last report e23, go. ~
Amount Of fines and forfeit
ures received from Clerk Of
Court 1880
Amount Of fines and forfeit
ures received from Justices
Of the Peace 1925
Amount received from all
other sources 6.45
Total Common School Fund
held in trust May 81, 1885, s23. 52s14
CONDITION or SCHOOL FUND
CoSa T Fr~p. Coz y.
Safely invested sI2,59l.76 2s.304.72
Amount not invested
and in Co. treasury
81 this date $500 a23 az
Total funds IS shove $l345O76 23.53s.l IA
Amount in treasury
al last report 1881 5O4 81
Amount ofiosses paid
within the year 4,O790O 3.44l.42
Funds loaned within
the year $4,000 s.als.oo
Int. collected within
the year s4s.55 l,73i.5s
Int. now delinquent 22965 1921
Witness our bands this 18th day OF
June, 1855.
WILLIAM c. BRITAIN,
ELI ABEL,
JosEPH HErTz.
County Commissioners.
l. SCHUMACHER Auditor.
WV II BRErz, Treasurer.
July 81, lS55-4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

G<The Jasper school Board has not
yet taken any action in regard 70 Super
intcndent Sweeneys protest. but they
are likely 70 take counsel. and sfter in
forming themselves comply strictly
with the school Law Of the State This
Is the proper way Some persons have
attempted 70 introduce personal matters
70 influence the decision. but the Super
intendeut was unQuestionsbly right.
when be thought the Law violated. in
interposing his objections. and II they
should not be needed. and the courts
should hold his Interpretation Of the law
correct which We have no doubt they
will. the violation would probably result
in the Trustees individually being fined
for Misrepresentation Of public funds.
and also being compelled 10 reimburse
the School Fund with any money paid
out wrongfnliy for teachers. salaries 20
no personal feelings should be permitted
10 warp decision We think he might
have discovered il sooner. IS the Courier
Intellectually called public attention 10
the waste Of the School Fund last year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-07-17

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
cause 10. tstl
STATE OF INDIANA,
DUBoIs COUNTY. -
Dubois Cireuis Court. september Term. lsss.
John NJ. Pleasant and
Al0is Granddaughter,
Executors Of the last
will Of Richmond NJ. Attachment.
Welman, deceased,
VS.:
Dorcas McCrillus,
1T appearing BY affidavit this day filed
= in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Du-
Dois Circuit Court, that the above named
defendant, Dorcas McCrilIus, Il q neces-
sarv and proper party 10 the above en-
titled action, the object OF which Il to
enforce the collection OF Q demand BY
proceedings in attachment and that real
estate in said County and State has been
seized on said writ Of attachment; and
that said defendant, Dorcas McCrilIus,
j. nonresident Of the State OF Indiana.
Notice Of the tendency Of such action Is
therefore hereby given to said defendant
above named and that the same will
stand for trial at the next term OF the
Dubois Circuit Court Of the State OF In
diana, 10 be begun and held At the Court
house In the town OF Jasper, in the
County and State aforesaid, on the first
Monday In Septmber, 1895, and that I'm
less said defendant then appears and an
swcrs or demurs to said complaint and
attachment the Same will be heard and
in her absence.
PETER J. GosxASN, Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court
BY b. L GHEEsE, Deputy.
July "a, I665-3w.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17

OuCu tuluk was unncarQ Of m the me atre. He was not at all excited over his debut. It was necessary to awake him to tell him that the time for his entrance had come.
 It was the end of the first act, in which Bernardin did not appear. But from the commencement of the second act the in- terest centered in him. This second act opened with scene between the broth ers-a violent scene, in which Jean re- counts his jealousies, his anger, conceives the crime, and exhorts Bernardin to help him. When the latter appeared wave of excitement thrilled through the entire house. It passed from the orchestra to the balcony and fiom the balcony to the boxes so marked that the play was stopped for fully five minutes-happily for Bernardin, for he lost his self-posses- sion badly. He experienced an extraor- dinaFy sensation. This hall packed with people, these fifteen hundred heads turned toward him, this dazzling light, stunned him. But he soon recovered himself and played his part to the in- creasing astonishment of the audience. He waS no longer an actor, but man. It was no longer simulated sentiment, bu, living passions. Bernardin Morel played the part of Bernardin Morel-not as an actor would have done it in atheatre, but as he had done it in real life.
 And soon new Arrangement took place in his brain. He became the ac- complice and assassin once more. He no longer had before him simple artists, interpreting play. He saw Jean Morel 1; he sAw Micheline Morel he saw human beings playing drama in which he had his part-a drama before all the world.
 When the curtain fell on the second
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17
Why He Isn't Strong Democrat.
Kentucky State Iournal.l

lANSh'uSAy otatC IOutudi.
 "Well, Mike, you don't seem to be as strong democrat as you used to be, how is that ?"
 How is it? Sure an it's how it is"
 "l can't understand the meaning of that"
 We'll, scr; cuttin' long story short, I'll tell ye why don't be as strong dim mYcrat now as l used to. Not long ago the Irish in this state were jist as good as the Germans but now, bej abers, they're nowheres. Why, sor, jist ylsterday my boy was readin' in a piece of paper he found on the strate that the fish commis- sioners of the state, whoever they be, are importin' into it and putin in the rivers and creeks German carp fishes. If they keeps on everything in the state will be German, and the Irish might as we'll move to Texas or some other place out Of the country. And this is a dimmy- cratic state. l ceclare to goodness it's too bad intirely, sor"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17
FJy THe AykdnJaU IrdVeier.
 "VALE."
BY SYLVIA E. WALSH.

chide you not; do not know
 If you or are most to blame, But springtime flowers or winter snow To us can never be the same. You smile. smile, we make no sign, None knows the anguish of each heart, We happiness and hope esign,
 The law of man wills that we part. Farewell; bear my grief alone,
 Noscorn shall mock my bitter tears, But you shall, in my heart, my own,
 Reign all the coming weary years. I still will think, though you forget
 Of all the happy by-gone hours, For memory has left me yet
 Among the thorns some beauteeus flowers A long farewell; it cannot be
 'Twere better far, we ne'er had met only ask you think of me,
 And of the past with fond regret.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17
CHAPTER II.

When Bernardin found himself alone on the quay, he tottered like a drunken man. He had passed many months in prison, During those days and nights his eyes were met only by the monotonous walls ot his impossible cell, and now the free air of heaven intoxicated him.
 The pleasant June sun blazed across the Pont-au-Change and the Boulevard du Palais, and people passed, laughing and chatting of their affairs. Uncon- sciously, Bernardin Morel followed them and mixed with the crowd, surprised that he was Hot recognized. He heard bits of conversation here and there, and was as- tonished that they could be thinking of anything but the Rueil crime.
 Before his fraternal love had implicated him in the somber drama which weighed him down, his life had been very simply employed. On receiving . slender inher- itance of twelve hundred francs year, he had retired, in 1872, to small suite of rooms on the sixth floor, near the Quai
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17
DISFIGURING
 JUNIORS HUMILIA ERUPTlONS Itching and Burning TORTURES

have tried for eleven years to have my wife cured of terrible skin disease. The CUTiCURA RkM1DIkS tCGTICURA RRsOLvKNr, the new Blood Further. internally. and CurIcuRA. the great Skin Sare, and CUTdcgRA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Beau have tried tor eleven years to have done You shall nave the particulars so0u can give them to you, and as we well known in this part of the country, 1t will beneht you, and the remedies will
 MAY,vILLE, KY. CHAS, H. WHITE.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17
BLOTCHES CURED.

used your CUTfCCRA REMEDIES for Biotches. and am completely cured, to my inexpressibie joy CuIIcqRA SOAP ls the best have ever used, and to the profession ft Is invaluable for cleansing the skin, thereby removing all cork" grease, paint, and all the stun used hY them, leaving the skin pure ana white and soft. My greatest pleasure is In re. commenting sach an ardcle. Fl. MACK
 x Champion Comic Roller Skater.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17
SALT RHEUM.

have had the Salt Rheam fer about three years And nave spent time and money to have 1t cured. without success, until I tried the CurIcURA REM. kDIEs, which are doing the work.
 AARsHrInLD, Coos CouNrr, oEksox.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17
$2oo FOR NOTHING,

Having paid about S350 10 afst- elas, doctors to cure my oAhy withoat success. tried the CUTIcURA three bottles. NM 6ORDOy
 ARLINGTON Av., CHARLEsrowN, KAss.
 Sold everywhere. Price: CrrIcrnA Soe: soAp. Sc.; RksQLvkxr, q. POTTER DRuo Axp CHxMI. senA fer ~msw sS Cure sri. ns.~....- -
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17
Fantaisies-Parisiennes regarded him as a

Fantaisies-Parisiennes regarded him as a savior.
 The celebrated Chesnel and his part ner were indeed astonished waen he entered. Bernardin Morel seemed no longer a man, but spectral being. One might have thought one of Edgar Poe characters had come to life. The un- fortunate mans clothing hung around him like the linen on the hardened clay of statue. But skeptic like Chesnel was not long troubled.
 "Well, is it you, Bernardin Morel You have a level head. know what you wish to propose to me. To superintend the rehearsals. That is say, you wish to be near the little actresses, stupidlD
 Bernardin was stupe6ed, not compre- hending !; mortified at the cynical frivolity of the manager. But the latter continued, with the jovial manner of a Bohemian :
 It is agreed; I engage you. You will direct the rehearsals; you will indi. cate to us all the good effects. On the morning of the first night 1 shall give you check for two thousand francs for your trouble. But shall have the right to use your name as an advertisement. Do not thank me-it is nothing. They will send the contract for you to sign at your house. must stipulate forfeit of fifty thousand francs. shall see you to- morrow. They rehearse at noon."
 Bernardin went away astonished, stupe- fled, falling from the height of his terrors to the midst of the unconventional life of the theater. Did the man who had just spoken belong to the same race as him. self? Could they in this way receive him ?-an assassin! Could they speak SC to him "a creature condemned by his own conscience!
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17

n.r n..sA,
 skiA ana AaaAs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-01-17
CHAPTER III.

Immediately a frighful nightmare seized him. He dreamed the crime ex :. actly as it had occurred. He dined at old Pere Virgiie's restaurant, with his brother and sister-in-!aw; then they took the train for Rueil; there they lay in wait for the unfortunate man they beat his head in with an iron bar, and then drew the body in little wagon to the Seine and threw it into the river. All night the same nightmare coursed through the brain of the unhappy man., In the morn ing he awoke, bathed in . cold prespir- ation, his limbs tired and shaken by the fever. The sunshine gradually calmed him. He left the house and went to the Bois du Boulogne, where the verdure, the fresh air, and the penetrating odor of the branches refreshed him. This walk brought great calm and tram quility to his troubled soul, but at tw;- light 2 nervous agitation seized him. He was again walking at the end of the avenue of the Bois du Boulogne he
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-08-15
CANAL MILLS,
V. Nj. AYRES, Proprietor.

desire to call the attention the flour dealers and the
fact namely have made change from combination mill to the
Complete Roller System making flour by the gradual reductions and
puri am prepared supply the trade with flour seconed to
none in the market Corn meal and feed in lots at bottom figures
Your correspondence solicited v NJ AYREs Arkansas City, Has
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GEO, w. MAFFET.
postofIlce address, Darlington, Indian Territorg

es,"I have lost pumber OF horses In these
brands. and roundup parties are requested tc
whose hands they see them. will appreciate any
favors thus shown me.
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