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IVY POIsONING.

For all casesof poisoning by Ivy or dogwood.
eau warrant Cntlgura 70 cure every lime. l have
sold II for i've years and II never falls.
T1 y, Oh. MORSE. Druggist Holliston, Mass.
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THE Louisville, KY., Ca,rter.lcursal
states that the well known pioneer, Prof.
Donaldson, after having suffered with
rheumatism over twenty years, was cured
by ST. Jaeohs oil. b. \ n 5 lls.l-l
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Sold everywhere. Price: cusIcuRA, 6Oc.; soar,
% cents: RksoLyRSr,. 81 20. Prepared by PoTrER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass. q
Send for" How to Cure Skin Dissases."
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Candy Klteh On openlns.

The Gem Candy Kitchen takes pleasure
in announcing that their large and COM
modious Ice Cream Parlors will be opened
TO the public this afternoon, where win be
found stall timesa large assortment Of the
hnest creams and ices ip the city. We gre
now prepared to furnish private families,
parties, picnics, weddings and dealers
with pure cream at reasonable prices.
No money or pains will hs spared to pro.
|dgce the tinestice cream in the city. With
ouf, large experience and iapilities we feel
satisfied that we can please all. rs
Sweet cream always on hand and deliy.
cred 10 any part OF the city,
Cole agents f0F GgntlpFs celebrated
Chicago Mead. Your patronage Is respect.
fully solicited. LINT & BrlpES.
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bridgeport.
Services as usual in all the churches to-

U . D.
Services as usual in all the churches 70,
morrow. Il
Mrs. v. II. Rhodes, Of Beaver Falls,
Pa, is visiting Mr.. L II. Rhodes.
The Valley school, taught by Misses
Calendine and Moore, closed yesterday.
Mr.. Hugh Tarbot was down town yes
,terday iorlthe arsttime sincehis accident.
Agoodlynumber Of Bridgeport and Etna.
vile people went up 70 Steubenville on
the Climax last night. 4
Uranium Post No. 221, G. a. R., gave q
benefit supper in X. OF Z. hall last even
ing, which was largely attended and very
interesting. It will be continued THIS
evening. An interesting feature "a the
watch contest, Il, 50 !
The services at the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow WILDE OF more than usual in
terest. In the morning a number Of chill
dren are To. be baptized, and the sermon
will be adapted to the occasion. In the
evening q Service OF Song will be given:
subject, Sowing and Reaping,n
The graduating class this year consists
Of FIVE members, Miss Keller, Miss Annie
0layiand, George Gray, Charley Cook and
Will Eberle. The commemorate er-
cises win be held at the Mammoth rink
on Tuesday evening, May 20. DR.. ]. NJ.
Todd will present the diplomas and make
an appropriate address.
Considerable talk is being raised in
Bridgeportover article which appeared
in a late Rsllaire. Iadeptaa<at, stating
that Senator Hogpe was nothing but a
cipher and Legislator Hills was no bet
ter. Wondersi I Bellaire Is not angry be-
cause she could not get the appropriation
Of $l5Q,QGQ for the new court house?
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IuSr RRGREYEp.

Asiarge assortment Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest yarie-
lies IN d Ratings, Spltings, Pantal oonings
nmd tDyefeoatings, which We viii make
M In the latest and best styles aud at
Also q fall line Of tents Furnishing
Goods. 4 ppss 4. COWS
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Ii theafstter Of the, communication Of
the Board in relation TO the condemnation
OF certain strips Of property on McCulloch
street, between Thirteenth and Fifteenth
streets, in order to make the pavement Of
uniform width and in conformity with the
other portions Of the street, the committee
decided to recommend that the Solicitor
be instructed to proceed at once to con-
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9LAcR PAK1soL Gowns, in black and
white, at ss BRuEs 4 coyIER's.
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have reduced the best cabinet photographs
10 only s. so per dozen, a.
1888 Main street, Wheeling.
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a CHOICE line Of parasols and sun nm
brellas at BRuRs & CoFFER's.
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4 PlTTsBuRGH DIyiI.

wv sion, n q o. 2 or \ q : : = rs
oa and Alter NAY ?, 1855, passenger t1sins VIII
run a follows Wheeling limeJ g.,5 n 4 :
For stt,sSsEgh 4 daily ~, s:2i
For WashinE 4. ms daily; 7:lp m, no
p. N and tio n M, dally except sunday. = a
Prom iltsbutg u .e5 mi. G;pi n M, daily
From, WSShlnEto NJ, Ii q. M, sos
~, daily exoeat snndayt idit6 p. "a, daily. 4,
q Z: lnRp. ueiiefaI Passenger Agent
H.pukH W, General Sup'ts ~ MS
\, =, LAM, Ttey. Pan, Agt wheeling,
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wEbayeja Just received o new stock Of
s''S J 11ISiS' ". GRUB, the Jeweler,
-. Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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BRurs & CoprER are selling boys, shift
waists for zoe, former price Sl,D0. -
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Mnrtin,s Ferry

Sammy Strain is.ysfy ~ with typhoid
Dr.. Hobenseek's building is almost com.
Ipleted,
QUE arrest Yesterday for drunk and dis
orderly.
Mr.. John .Hanes is erecting new
dwelling on Broadway,
Mr.. NJ, Sheets has returned home from
an extensive Western trip.
Mrs. Ida Cochran, Of Grand View, il
visiting her father, MI. James Dfennen.
To-day the Climax starts In her old
trade between here and North Wheeling.
Miss Anna Jones', who has been visiting
friends here torthe past few days, has re,
turned home, "a.
Work on the new wine cellar ia pro-
crossing, the foundation being nearly
completed, and the ipists and ralters
have been placed In. "
"A great many people from this place
we're at The North End rink last evening,
10 sec the race between Moore, OF this
place, and Reed, Of Wheeling,
The Pennsylvania company desires 10
inform It's patrons that it has purchased
o new safe and will hereafter lock the de-
pot up IN It every night. Persons can
leave packages without any danger Of
their being disturbed.
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gye,u aanertisentettts.
$SS5O,OOOl

FIlty Thousand Dollars worth Of Ready .uleae
GiothinE fol Men. B'ys Snd cl!llren, must Dc az;
posed OF bCtwHen now and July l.. Ten Thousand
bOllcps worth Of Piece Goods Tor Merchant Tailor
Ing. aud Five Thousand Dollars worth Of Gents
FlIrnlshIng Goods IplNt ~ the same way The
question now Is. how 10 get rid OF Eurh = taIge
or9l cry Il, hard times, but the above mentioned
goods must be sold let the IL Iihce DO ever 20
great The Inducements we will hold out arc o.
such M IRE Whiph Will convince you nav We
place 10 buy them iSAt sfs 7
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b 'tHRlLo Csntrall Give me Fred Smith's
srSt.sys sy !, l Is you, Fied9"
whats theprice Of sdnaower Baking
Powder?Y b b s II 3 :, li5 90 :
!. oSe;pound can, 2se; a.lb. can, lsc, .,
two 9-lb, cans, 25e.n n,
'pThat ID low, amt it2e u +,
eYes, but Isell everything close.p
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sala,rtsd.
General aptiess.

II HEREBY INFORM MY FRIENDS
II and the public generally that am nov PIE
pared 70 40 d real estate and general stock btoEtT-
age business at my office corner Thirteenth ADD
Eot streets, this city. When necessary, money e
reasonable rates will DO advanced on stocks le1
with me Tor sale AL matter committed y ny
care will receive prompt ard cafeiOl attention.
THo3 O'RRIEN, Real Estate Agent Stock btoseI,
Notary Public aud Foreign Steamship Agent Ter
ephone No. 49, mH
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DIAMOND trimmings, something new,
for sale by BRuEa& CoggkR.
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TUE CURLING CONTRACT.
The D. 2. ". VIII Net lssglain-o ondsml

Tho D. p. W. VIII Not Explhin-Condemna.
q, So tien praeeedings.
The Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades met at the City Build.
ing last evening, all the members being
present except Mr.. McGregor. The two
papers referred to the committee by the
Second Branch at its last meeting were
considered. The first was the petition 81
John and Michael Emmert, stone con-
tractors, who asked an investigation Of the
action Of the Board Of Public Works in
awarding a contract for 10, 900 feet Of curb:
ing to William staub at hisbid Of 40 cents
per foot, when that Of the petitioners was
but 45{ cents; a difference of 1915
on the price ofthe entire amount Of curb.
ing. The petitioners claim to be better
bidders in every way than staub. The
Board declined to answer any interrogato-
ries concerning this matter, stating that
what they had done was to the best Of
their ability.ior the good efthe city. The
committee will report these facts to Conn
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GRAND OPENING s
atIouis Longs hall to-day. Prof. Kryter
will be on hand. ~
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All day Yesterday Mrs. Daum was In a
very serious condition, Owing TO the
severe choking she received she was IN:
able to eat anything and her nervous sys.
TEN was soshattered thatgraye fears are en-
tertained as to her ultimate REQ very. She
would say but little aud seemed to hein q
state OF fear all the time. si3i.4 ss,Y
Mr. Metsner visited the house soon
after Mis-. Daum ; had been cared
for at his home. He found every
thing in a state OF confusion. Trunks,
boxes and beds were cut and broken open
- described above. The thieves gained
an entrance by way Of q Yipdowiin,the
little back Kitchen. They were evidently
persons thoroughly acquainted with the
arrangement OF the house. No one except
some one perfectly familiar. with the old
lady's circumstances would ever have
thonyht OF entering her anpfetent iogs
little home for the purpose Of robbery,
Thereafe d number Of tough characters
who reside In that vicinity, and there Is
one bearing a particularly bad name who
answers the slight description that was
gotten from Mrs. Daum; in fact he has
figured In the criminal courts before. The
police ,wereot course notified and at onpe
set TO work 20 SECURE gone clue that will
warrant them In making some arrests.
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aet, ,adnertf sr,,,e,1ts.

NOTICE.
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ANOTHER ROBBERY.
.rnr WORK OF I: EgI1RNDslNoARN4TH
The Most Brntat and Iahaman Outrage Yet
perpe.ra,ed BY BargIafsi IN this Vicinity.
An Old Lady Isohbsd and Cruelty
mal4eatsd-G ra,siy Ipjarsd.

~ IL al q IN
aAqain the press Of this city SCALED
,,n 81 Il Irtec,o1rti anotlier case ofibold and
ulV1 Z ,s.i,,sft, ,ssstoN,in,; n ia
stue ~, ". s t ~. ,vo.t ona,r Morling
details the celeplateu MotAen0ut'
and other like noted robberies that nave
occurred in this vicinity during the past
fonr, month"; This time the scene Of the
nsfarions work is located right in the city,
h a closely Inhabited portion OF the Fifth
,sas,I and The victim. as In tho other cases,
ia an Old and iniirm person, being AIIs.
Louisa Daum, aged about Is. She was all
alone in her house, and this fact, when
coupled with the treatment she was sub
ieetefl To, makes the case one OF the most
brutal and outrageous on record. Y
Mira. Daum resided in little one.story
frame house at 2205 Alley ., where she
basiiyed for a number Of years. She Ii
nnite comfortably situated, financially, as
she owns the two houses Just north OF her
little home. fronting on Twenty. second
street. which she rents out, and she has
other property In addition to these and
| fine little house she lives in. During the
past winter she has been quite unweli and
h n feeble condition, and although hel
ch;Idren have frequently endeayored q
oct her To give no, housek coping and e
and i've with them, she has persistentIy
rafnsed nreferriue 10 live by herself
All around her are families, and 4
| il likely that the thought Of being robbed
never entered her head. 6,.ie
rnr ponnvRs, VISIT.
~ "a - .,ns.,. ss,astls, Az; -; 1 an &
4twas ABOUT o CLOCK yes.eiuay inG, =
Ing that sne was aIakshsa 81 " g ines ans a
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Ghe gate!!l!.!ltqell.lteG:


once J. Nos. 10 AID ~ Fourteenth stree..i
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ARnur pEopLE.

stranEors In The CITY md wheeling Folks
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Mr.. =. Springer, OF Mechanicsburgh
r., writes: II was afflicted with lung
fever and sbscess on lungs, and reduced
TO . walking Skeleton. Gotta free trial
bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did me 90 much
good that bought dollar bottle. A.
Ter using three bottles, found myself
once more : man, completely restored TO
health, with . hearty appetite, and gain
ln flesh Of - lbs.u Call q Mchringer
Bros, Drug Store and get free trial bottle
% this certain cure Tor I'll Lung Diseases.
Largo bottles el.c0. :.
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Home b woman's domain, and she 4
entitled % everything that can be addet
20 spare her much annoyance and hart
Ia0or. There arc many cOnveniencee
which e brought 10 use, are inexpensive
and Will materially tighten the burde,
and labor Of the 0usewifc. Prominen,
among these conveniences Il the Wapa.
kauets Porcelain Churn, which 4 meet
ing with such remarkable sale ana suc.
cess wherever introduced. Who eve,
sees these churns will need no explana.
sIon 9! the rcasons for the great de mand
Inls churn . sold solely on its merits,
ana we % this knowing that wherever
q goes e Will make clean record. The
Following are few Of the many advan.
tagee conceded TO the Porcelain Churn
~ al who have used them, viz: lat A
great saving to labor. "a, IL 4 60 con.
struceed that it absolutely can not leak.
3D. The quality Of the butter: the inside
parts being such o not 70 ipiure the
grain Of the butter. 9Th, The ouantitv
q the butter; the construction az M
nasher being such as to subject al or the
cream 20 30 equal amount or agitation.
causing the butter to come very evenly.
hereby producing more butter from n
k!veu amount Of cream than any other
;ourn can' 9TH, Tho case Of removing
ne butter and washing the churn. The
'nsire top q the churn 10 open when the|
over e taken on thus giving abun dsntl
'ccese sor removing the butter. All thasI
required TO thoroughly cleanse theI
'nurn y 20 put 10 some hot water anal
i've the crank ; few turns. n sppear.|
nee. = would Be an ornsmsnt % anvil
To responsible parties W viii aive|
olo churn On ten days, trial. For sale bv|
friedman, Scheirich y Co.. Hard wareI
!tora corner ID and Jackson Ga. nssr
!. +. depot, jasper, Ind.
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Gnik Abel q now firmly, finally
sno nxedly Of the opinion that many
n 1ss have two doors IN Pike county.
LII you are too credulous Of your de-
signing brother Of the earth, and ere
therefore, liable 20 Be deceived. Our ad-
VICE y this: The next time You tree :
9 ~ "a we'll spread : net over &c and
~ s.ese ttll ho comes up. Watch him.
Sooss q no boots. BE careful though
49, ne DOES mot dig : hole through tho
ssFtn ana come out il China.
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Gents Red Flannel under shirts,
Merino under shirts.
White and colored shirts, q
Junker's, Jaaper.

PxRsoxAL.-Nr. w. T. Washer. the
bridge contractor, Of Perry county.
called Tuesday. He has contracts eorr
|abutments for bridge 10 Pike county.
and lot Of coke ovens q Ayershire, and
was hunting stone masons.
Rev. B. +. vanC leave, Of French Licb .
passed through town Tuesday. on his
way 70 attend the ministerial meeting &
Ireland.
Rev. Geo. d. Wolfe, the eloquent
preacher Of New Harmony, called Tues
DAY. on HE way to Ireland.
Miss Mary Erny 70 ct Louisville thu
week, inspecting the Exposition.
w. 5 Hunter, Esq, and Sheriff Cox
went to Rockport Saturday on legal busi-
ness, and will have 70 20 back again
to-day.
Mr. Philip staringer and HE stepsop
Mr.. Fred Horn, OF Evansville. called On
ne Tuceday. Philip says he can beat ali
Of the Pumpkin stories; that hc he one
that weighs one-half ounce.
Mr. Taylor Leming, OF Troy. epeut :
few hours With bic brother Ia jasper
wednesday. He wss % attendance
q the Surgeon's Examining Board for
Pensions.
Rev. W. B. Whitsett, OF Union, called
wednesday morning for : short confab, |
md TO have the Conrier visit him weekly.
Mr.. Z. Pickhardt, IT,, Of the Hunting
burg Signal, was in Jasper THE week. |
smiling over the "boom" HuntingburG
2 ENJOYING over the certainty OF securing
he X. X. shops. The town 10 entitled
% the prosperity these shops viii bring.
md u will help the entire county o. well.
md while IL grows the Signal will keen
. the front rank In the procession.
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q! w. 4. Hardesty bee sold tbe
kockport Pocket newspaper once n
NJ. John Chewning, who has eseumesI
control. Now, IL Spencer county r..
publicans will have sense enough e 81.
~ have one Republican paper 10 H.
county, and the Democrate oniv one
Democratic paper, Spencer county viii
have papers that will reflect The great
intelligence, enterprise and wealth 81
that prosperous county - The publIeb-
ere will furnish them papers Tor elI the
income will justify. Mr. Che wnlna viii
make the Pocket felt In its influence n
advancing Spencer county interests.
NJ. Hsrdssty will move 70 Pennsyl.
vania.
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NEw GERnAE DRUG SroRx.-Dr. John
4. eaIb has this week opened . new
stock Of drugs q GrsnsIspacher's old
stand and invites the public 70 call and
- him. through the Courier. He 10 .
regular physician, and adds one more to
ne professional talent Of jasper. He
seu lucrative practice q 6chueilville, to
opea he drug business here. and has IT.
20 ~ his store nicely. Give him call.
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0TAr. Jacob Gosmann has at HE
book store The primary Histories and
Physiologies adopted for nee in schools
tn this county. Parents wanting to ex-
change for the old ones, or to buy q in
troductory prices, can get them OF Mr..
CONAN.
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In attempting to arrest some parties
who were engagaged In . general row
IN . saloon, Jacob Harmon. the town
marshal Of Birdseye. Dubois county,
was struck on the head with beer NAL
let BY one Martin Meyer, and fatally
wounded. his skull being fractured
Meyers escaped. Evansville Courier.
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M. 4. w. Atkins, Girard, Kans
writes: II never hesitate to recommend
your Electric Bitters 20 my customers
!ney give entire satisfaction and are rap.
20 seIlers.' Electric Bitters are the pnr.
est and best mediciae known and will
positively cure Kidney and Liver COM
plaints. Purify the blood and regulate
the bowels. No family can afford to IS
without them. They will save hundreds
q dollars Ia doctor's bills every year.
sold at nifty cents bottle By Mehringer
Bros. jasper, Ind.
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NOTICETO CONTRACTORS.

~HE undersigned hereby gives notice
= that nc will LEI out the contract fov
ne erection Of . bridge ana the repairing
~ : wingwall on AdoIph BrueninR'p
,sna, On the Knoxville and Jasper road,
~ Marion township, Dubois county, In.
llama, on SATURDAY, the cath day Of
October, 1855, at one o'clock, b. M. on
aid day, 70 the lowest responsible bidder,
Plans and specifications will BE- made
known on the day Of letting ont Il sald
place: The right 20 reject any Or I'll bids
FERDINAND 6cHSEIDER, Supt.
Oct 9th, 1856 -sw.
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LYNcHED.-Rcports ere circulated that
4. B. Spradley was hung by : mob IN
Kansas last week. He used 10 live in
Cass township, ia this county. and LEFT II
just In time TO save being lynched In
consequences OF some crooked trading
transactions. He killed . son-in-lsw in
kansas, which was the immediate cause
OF his lynching.
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~Mr. Martin Friedman Il grading
the lot In the rear OF his drug store.
Next spring . brick store along the alley
will Be extended % o 70 front on 6th
street. This will make the largest store
room IN Jasper, or even IN the county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-16

RIThe n. II. District Conference
held 10 Ireland adjourned Wednesday.
i is said they had an enjoyable time,
but that the Committee on temperance
failed 10 report because lie chairman dis.
covered . big basket OF eggs In convent.
ent reach Of some outsiders.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-16

~ Receiver Evsns VS. 10 Hunting
burg Saturday and completed the con.
tract, IN accordance with the order 81
Court, Tor the establishment or K. r.
machine shops at that town. The build.
Jugs viii be OF brick, and will be built
% soon e the plans can be made and
the weather admits Of profitable work
ing probably early IN next Spring.
This will BE substantial addition to the
wealth Of the county, that IL sure 10
draw more after Il. The citizens Of Jas.
per should now secure the establishment
81 foundry and machine shops for gen.
eral work, g there is . su6lciert local
demand for that character Of work here
1ow 10 employ several hands.
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8The gallery IL the rear part Of the
Catholic church Il nearing completion,
and the 5000 organ u being built on Il
By 4r. Prante from St. Neinrad. When
they get teacher TO play It. We will
have some iIne music.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-16

Whenever you start again for . duck.
hunt, take the train at Huntingburg for
Jssper. The Professor and / were
stared and grinned 1t by = duck for
about IS minutes, the duck seemed 10
comprehend our anxiety for gun that
We didn't have. Give Il 20 him. Won
will have plenty OF time.
NIMRoD NONE EST.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-16

@Why 60 about with that aching
neadS Try Ayers Pills. They will re-
Itcve the stomach. restore the digestive
organs 70 healthy action. remove the OBJ
structions that depress nerves and brain,
and thus cure your headache perma-
nently.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-16

WALNUT LUMBER Wanted
~ Allies Brothers, at jasper, an unIimit.
60 amount Of No. One walnut lumber,
Tor which they will pay the highest mar
ket price on delivery st their furniture
factory. Persons having any to sell are
requested 10 call, or correspond. At.
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FRESH FISH AND OYsTEas.-Mr. Alois
'Gramelspacher will have on sale to-day
> consignment Of fresh Ohio river hsh.
Also, q oil times, the best fresh oysters
brought 70 Jasper, served In any style
desired, 6 bis hand some oyater saloon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-16

TILE YouR FARN. and you double IT,
productiveness. Leo. SpAyd in Jaspes
has : quantity Of tiIeing on hand which
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