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GENTS fine Congress Caters, imitation but-
Ton, S1.9o- II. SLraSburger, No. 900 9Th ST., t
doors above /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-28

ATLANTIC CITY. -. J.-Grant excursion to
this popular and fashionable resort every Fri
day. Round trip, So. Tickets good for five
days. Address 'HOtei Albion the most ele-
gantly furnished and best appointed no use on
the island Tor terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-28

An explosion occurred in one of the COLLIE
ries nj 81. Etienne, France, yesterday, and a
number OF the miners were imprisoned SO far
eight dead bodies have been removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-28

HARVARD CIGARETTES, connOfsSeurs favOrite,
made of Nirsinia's choicest gold leaf and abso-
iUtely ulrt4
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"0l THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHNS
Ill BRIDGE
The Steam Packet ExCEIsIOR viii make regular
DAY, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving her wharf
corner Of High st. and Canal. ct O'Clock au sharp
ternate days For in1brmaton apply Is olce Of J. q.
! and J. .. WATERS. 1O47 High d 0eoegetown.
je26-20ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-28

LANSBURGH 4 BRO.
je29 40. 422. 424. 426 SEVENTH STREET
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FINE PHoTos. Kets Kemethys 100 Pa. ave.
So-CALLFD Cleveland fluid, ; gallons for 81.
Genuine DantOTht. SI.io. delivered. W. =.
jerks x Co.. al. 9Th street.
SODA, Soda; Prices, 426 9Th st. s.w.
WHILE waiting glasses fixed. Hemplers,
Corner Il, street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-28

MARRIAGE MISUNDERSTANDING licenses have
h':,i issued by the clerk of the court to Moses
tsriSrI and Hattie Norris; Joseph III. Chevell
ai''. .}tilia III. HuseInann, both of St Mary's
county Md; Jacob Roth and Emma A. Kaiser:
J"hn H. Miske!l and Lily Maude Moran; Dem
tor; scott Braddoc.l and Ida T.. Rodier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-28
USr11 FuRrnEn Nor1cE
OUR STORE CLOSES AT7P.M

SELLING OUT PRICES MEANS PRICES so LOW
THAT GOODS MUST SELL WE HAVE FOR
MANY YEARS PAST SHOWN THE NEWEST
GOODS IN THE MARKET. THEREFORE WE
ARE BOUND TO SELL OUR STOCK DOWN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-28

Ill atlantic CITY. N ~
Elegantly furnished and complete In all it's appont
LENTz q sIEGRrsT.
je19-2ms Proprts.tors
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rfhe L, T. & 81. L Ry- b largely
1odebted ell along lite line to fArmers for
aeock killed during the past 10 month";
nooe Of which the company seems to
nake any effort 10 pay. though they bad
: cock agent who adjusted the amounss-
49, day The people will elect legisla-
oos1 Who are ffiends Of the farmers rath-
Arfhan Of the wealthy corporations, and
49, : Just law will b enacted. asthoris-
III any farmer who hAs stock killed to
11nedihtely tear mp, or obstruct the
1z1ck, Sufficiently 70 prevent any passage
~ uains, until his loss 10 made good.
1hsrs y no more justice in permitting .
Bailroed company to kill stock u its
pleasure, and then refuse to pay for IL
Until it gsss ready, than there 10 in per-
hitting the city or town butchers to do
~ saas thing, and the latter would b
rally preferable. - what they kill 4
uood for food, while that killed BY . rail.
nd gsssrally goes to the carrious
Whsa that enlightened day shsll rise, thu
tz1in hands win Be authorized to sssis'
. appraiser, and conductors TO i'm
mediolsly pay owuers for lossee, o. they
eight 10, and engineers Be required Il
share IN the los where IL was possibly
oVu1dAbls-
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Sh - On III Os o.
ID virtue Of . certified copy ofs decree
ID TO me directed from the Clerk Of the
Gibson Circuit Court, in cause wherein
Conrad Eckert, Jacob Eckert and An
drew Eckert are PLAINTIFF, and Elizabeth
Kenper, Daniel Kemper ct al. are defend
ants, requiring me to make the sum Of
money therein named. with interest on
said decree and costs, / will expose Ut
public sale to the highest bidder, on
rHR 1lrH DAY OF APRIL
A. d. 1885,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock . M,
land 4 o'clock p. H., Of said day, Ut the
door Of the Courthouse in Dubois
lCounty, Indiana, the rents and profits
flor term not exceeding seven years, OF
the following real estate, to-wit:
| Part Of the southeast quarter OF the
north east quarter OF section No. thirty
1--we (so), township one I'D south Of
range Ave 10y weet, more particularly de-
seribed - follows, to-wit: Commene-
ling 1t stone marked ~" twenty three
4 { 3) rods north, twenty (2o) degrees east
LOT stons marked "U" on the south-sest
Icospsr Of town fractional lot No. thirteen
l(l:f OF the original town Of Jssper, d.
Ibois county, Indiana, running thence
|south eighty-o ne degrees and thirty
minutes east ave and sns-hslf ~ rods
Ito stone, thence south sixty hve de-
Igrees and forty Ave minOtes east, ten ~
lrods and twelve isl links 20 . stone
thence north seventyveight degrees sn6
Thirty inmates esst, seven III rods enc
T21l links to . stone, thence
lsouth twsnt ~ mine degrees east, hneeI
l[l5l rods and eleven III links to stone
marked n" thence along the south bsnl
Iof Patoks river twelve tl2l rods to
Istone marked *" thence north forty
lone degrees west touching . stone mark
led wv" on the north bank Of Patok
elriver to the place Of beginning contain
ling 2 acres more or less, situate In Du
, lbois county, Indiana, and oil hxtHres Ant
( Iappurtenance thereto belonging.
Ell Ii such reuts and profits will not gel
|,Ifor . sufilcient sum to satisfy said decree
',Iiuterest and costs, will 1t the same tim
t|sud place expose to public sale the To-
isimple Of said Real Estate, or 80 mucl
|. thereof - may be Sufficient to discharg
Isaid decree, interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any re
! lief Whatever from'valuation or sppraise
: Iment laws.
! Sheriff Dubois County.
TRAYLoR & HUNTER. Pp6s. Att'ys.
i March 18th, 1856 -3w. fpf $l2 % ]
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The following letter explains our Rep
Hon. u rsher's vote on ths|
-educationul hill. We think very few
will 6ud fault With any bill calculated TO
enlarge the scope OF knowledge 10 the
schoola whether the subject b bread
aud butter. milk, liQsor or tobacco, and
that 10 Gil the bill in question aimed a..
IL IL 10 shown that the use 10 beneficial
cousumess Will be rejoiced, and II II 10
proven detrimental. those who nee Il win
do 20 with their ninds eyes open:
IxDrAxAPoLls, March 20. leeS.
C. DoAxE, m. JAsrER CouaiER- Dear
Sir: have been informed that E. Pick
hsrdt. editor OF the Huntingbure Signal,
has Published . statement charging that
II voted for Q temperance law, which l
deny. have always understood that the
Democratic party was opposed TO pro-
hibition or any radical temperance law,
but rather that the people should be
Educated in regard TO the uses and abuses
lof alcohol and other beverages. Now,
received . Communication containing
among other things the following:
| Resolved, That We are In favor OF
law to secure instructions in hysiology
and Hygiene, in oil grades, with special
reference to the effect Of alcohol and
narcotics upon the human system.
HxLEN DILLON,
4 LsoRp BRIrTAIS, Committee %
| Jsux CHARNEs. Resolutions.
JoHN r. MELcHloa,
| hereby certify that the above 10
Itrue copy Of the resolution offered by thu
COMMITTEE aud adopted by the County
Institute Of this Dubois county, Indiana
lon November 13d, 1884
4 [Signed1 A. u. SwRfHHY,
County Sspt.
4 Twill cay that voted for bill IN %
cord with the above resolution, uhicl
lwas al the instructions bad in the mat
tier except few lettsrs. Iwss assured
would not require any new textbook
les those now in nee treat on the sam
lsubject. I have since made enquiry Q
prof Clarke, Of Huntingburg, and othe
!. ltsachers Of the county, and hnd that tn
books now In nee treat on the said SUI
Iject. and that IL 10 Taught in the scheol'
and the bill has nothing to do with ten
!. perAnea Rsspectfully.
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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.
STATE OF INDIANA,

= n n
County OF DuBoIs,
ouSs'ss Circuit Court. April Term.
lcsuss No. sra
Eliza J! >. DsnS0 Divorce.
John Denbo.
NOW comes the pIsinti6 by J. +. Gre
~ celius her attorney, and dies her
complaint herein for divorce, together
with ap afYidAvit ola disinterested per-
son that said defendant John Denbo, IL
not . resident Of the State Of Indiana
notice is therefore hereby given said do
PENDANT John Denbo, that unless he bs
and appear on the second day Of the mex
term Of said Dubois Circuit Court, which
begins on the fourth Monday Of April
A. ID. 1885, ct tbs court house, In thu
town Of Jasper, in said County and State
and answer or demur to said complaint
the same will be heard and determined
lin his absence. !.
Witness my name and the seal Of saif
Court AFFIXED at jasper, this 9Th day o
March, 1885.
PErER j. GosNANN, Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
March 18th, 1885 -3w.s
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in the p. o. 1t Jasper. Dubois
Co., Ind, March 91st. 1885, which II
not called for within four weeks viii Be
sent TO the Dead-letter once:
LADIES LIST.
HolIes, Niss Kettle
eRNrLKnKH's LIsT.
mandy, william In care OF Jssper
Nundy, PAysos. Mr.. A. dssur, Jeseph
Wilson, J.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters win please cay advertised in the
jasper Courier, and give date.
,. -. PLRA1ANI. =. -.
March 9Th, 1885.
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0kre41uent N5eSessoo - sPPo"e~
ex-Ssuaior 0scrgs II. PendIeton. Of
Ohio. uinisser tn Germany; Edwin ..
PHelps. q Vermont, to Great Britain !;
Dohc II. NcLAin. OF MAJ gland, to
Ytoace Henry r Jackson. Of Georgia
= Mexico, and they have been confirm
~ bv The u. 8. Senate. The telegraph
oays:
1o.1. q : prominent lawyer at Burling-
oon. VI. He is about 60 yesrs old, and
~ poceeseor Of . moderate fortune. He
= a. PRECEDENT Of the American Bar 49,
oecIstios, hes prscsiced before the SUI
prsae court In Washington, and 10 high
u esessmed - . lawyer and man 81
culture. He bss several timee been the
democraaic candidate for governor Of
Vormont, but 90 TAR - knows here, be
~ sever had any public ONCE. For
tUo ysnss past be has delivered lectures
- lew TO the graduating class Of Yale
unllsgo. Mr. Phelps 10 the con OF ex.
Genesor Phelps, Of Vermont Senator
IAmnnds VS. bis legal precsptor.
Phelps i . personal friend OF Sustice
rSeld, Of the Supreme court, who speak.
- 10 highest tsrms Of his learning and
obility.
Robert y. NeLans. minister to France
= lbe present governor Of Maryland
Hoary Rcotes Jackson, minister e
Mexico, h = native Of Georgia and 81
ysars OF age- He graduated at Val.
eollegs in 1850, and shortly afterwart
vss odmitted 70 the bar. he was colone
q : Georgia regiment In the Mexican
war, and tor four succeeding years Va
1ndge Of the eastern cireait Of Georgia
D 1883 be was sent to represent TIT
UDited States ct Vienna, Asstria, wher'
- Fooained i've years- During the re
bolIiou be va . southern b:igadies gen
eraL and hAd command on the uppe
R0eo0ac. Since the var Jackson ha
peoc1icsd lAw in Georgia He has OF lat
yeas held no public ONCE He 10 ma
q a Independent fortune and highl
oadossed By prominent men Of his stass
1lr. Jackson 10 the suthor OF severs
peoDs, -Tallulah" being among them
Everybody in the West 10 fsmilis
viii The high-toned statesman. Pendle
-, and ais Selection viii b HEARTH
on0ogoed-
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EprroR CorlrRR III there 10 one
ii ing more than smother that hate, de-
test ,sbominste or despise, II IL to board
q tramp printer, and especially one that
il dead in love with his spprsntieed
cub W.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

NY virtue Of certified copy Of de-
I'D cree to me directed from the Clerk
OF the Gibson Circuit Court, IN cause
wherein John l. Yorknsr, James n.
Barton and George Ross ere plaintiffs,
and ElisAbetL Kemper, Daniel Ksmper ct
~. are defendants, requiring me to make
tie sum Of money therein mentioned,
with interest on said decree and costs,
Il viii expose q public sale to the highest
bidder. on
SATURDAY, THE 1irH DAr OF APRIL
A. d. 1885,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. N.
and o'clock p. NJ, OF said day, at the
door Of the Court-house of Dubois coun-
Ity, Indiana. the rents and profits for
term not exceeding seven years, Of the
following Real Estate, to-wit:
Pxt Of the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section No. thirty
Eve (35), township No. one ~ south,
range Eve (6) west, more particularly de-
|scribed q follows. viz: Commencing 1t
IL stone marked ~" twenty -three (93)
rods north, twenty (20) degrees east OF
|stone marked u" on the southeast cor
liner Of town fractional lot No. thirteen
I(l3) OF the original town Of Jasper, Du-
Ibois county, Indiana, running thence
south eighty one degrees and thirty
minutes east, i've and oue-half tb3)
rods TO . stone, thence south sixty-fve
degrees and forty minutes east
ten (lO) rods and twelve (19) links "a
. stone, thence North seventy Eight
degrees and thirty minutes east seven
(7) rods and twenty zone CALI links to
stone, thence south twenty-nine degrees
east, fifteen (l5) rods and eleven a.
links to . stone marked n" thence along
! the south bank Of Patoks river twelve
l12) rods to stone marked *" thence
north forty-one degrees west touching
stone marked W. on the north bank o
Pstoka river to the place Of beginning
containing acres more or less, situat'
lin Dubois county Indiana, and oil fixture
and sppurtensnces thereto belonging.
\ II such rents and profits will not sci
for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
Interest and costs, will ut the came tim
and place expose to public sale the fe
simple Of said Real Estate, or 20 mucl
thereof a. may be Sufficient to discharg
said decree, interest and costs.
d Said sale will be made without an
lIrelief whatever from valuation or ap
lpraisement laws.
GEORGE COX,
Sheriff Dubois County, Indiana.
TAYLOR . HuSrER, Att'ys for PIN.
n March 18th, l88S-Sw. tp. & 50 %.
-----------------
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NOTICE e hereby given that Pursuant
~ to On order, the Surveyor Of Dubois
county, Indiana. will ON the 9th day ol
April A. ID. 1885. proceed to run and
establish the lines and corners Of Section
Thirty 1861. Township one ~ South,
Range three ~ West. All persons in.
terested win govern themselves accord.
iugly. CHARLES W. Tussky.
March 10th, 1885 Sw.
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h town Of oakland will put on
9orkst about the 10th Of April, $4,000
= oonds. Tor funds with which to build
O addition 70 the brlck school building
11e eosds VIII Be Of tlo0 dsnominst don.
~-Oaklasd Eatsrpriss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

@Gov. Gray b. nominated Maurice
ne@Peon, % Csavf0rdsvilIe, to succssd
-. Vsilstt . otats 6sologist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

- Bourbon Blaine organ referring 70
- Inaugural says: 1T makes no men
0oa 81 the war, nor emancipation.
WAerest the Chicago Times exciaims
Ieats col And 1t makes no mention
q ~ Hood, Soah's ark NOR Noses in the
bolEushoo-S
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

IL vs. resolved BY the New Ysrk
Rrosbytsry yesterday TO withdraw The
8ev. DR.. Bsrchard from the pulpit, and
eubstitute . younger and more vigor-
60 mAn- The Doctor IL TO Be placed on
: pousion Of $500 . year-turned oot 10
ggnn, - TO speak. So much for Rum,
Bo0anism and Rebellion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

4e. Cleveland hes ordered the 6fty or
9xsy newspspers usually taken Ct the
White House, and paid for o1t Of the
p9elIe purse, to be stopped. He propos-
- g subscribe and pay himself for such
papeu - be wishes, and thinks his sal
~ viii hold out under the strain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-03-27

"LA~t weeks Argus boasts because
ehe Republican o6cisls boarded o3S4,
1oe6s7 Of the peoples money in the
Government Treasury, thsrsby with
driving that much from any possibility
~ doing any body but those who might
s1eal portion Of II any good. Demo
o1As, We hsps, will 20 administer Affairs
oAnt - twelve months there will not Be
~ many cents in the treasury, but .
hFgs portion Of the debt will b paid,
intorsst thereoe thereby stopped, and the
0oosy circulating and enlivening the
channels Of tr1de, where IL properly be-
IoaGs. A miser's boarding never dsne
- world much good, and 10 . bed ex-
omple for the Government to follow.
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GEORGE COX,

Sheriff Dubois County, Indiana.
TAYLOR . HuxrER, Att'ys for PIN.
March 18th. ls8s-3w. [p. T. 80 %.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27
Tuning and Repairing.

Pianos nd organs tuned and repaired Salts
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MS Hailhy, Idaho.
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anted,

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27
Roof-Painting,

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THE DOLLAR COLUMN

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To Rent.

One Restaurant, and one Saloon Also a con.
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road ties. John c,YTMAN
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-27
Dl vidend No. G.

NOTICE.-A. meeting Of the Board Of Direc.
tors OF the Be levue, Idaho, Miulng Company. q
dividend mo g.. Of ten 40, cents per shsre the
capital stock Of the corporation. wss declared.
payable on thu 18th day Of Nov ember 1885. At the
Office OF the Company F. o. HORN, Secy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-30
LION VS.. ELEPHANT.
Terrible Fight at Midnight in the
Brooklyn Museum Between Lion
and an Elephant.
The Trainer Badly Bruised Up-Thc Fight
Called Draw--Both Contestants
Badly Beaten Up.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Shortly after ~
O'Clock last night an elephant and lion in
the Brooklyn museum got to lighting aud
in the ARRAY George Goodwin, the beast
tanner and keeper of the place, was nearly
killed. The two animals had contiguous
cages. The elephant showed his dislike
for the lion by putting his trunk in
his rivals den and twisting his tail. The
elephant was at the lions cage, and was
making frantic efforts to- batter down the
bars. The lion, with his teeth, seized
the elephants trunk, and fierce fight en-
sued. The lion finally released his hold,
and with a quick movement, the elephant
had the hind leg of his adversary tightly
grasped in his trunk, and was trying to
pull him through the bars The roaring
of the animals could be heard blocks
away. The keeper was us
ing his iron prong on the
elephant, apparently TO no purpose, when
the beast suddenly Withdrew his trunk
and rushed at him. Goodwin called for
assistance and, in the excitement, the ele-
plant retraced his steps, and once more
ran to the lions cage. The enraged
beasts were again at war, and were fight
ing fiercely, and while one of the men
was using the prong, with little effect,
the lion-keeper and another employe
turned their attention to the elephant.
He was finally subdued and led back TO
his stall and chained To the floor. He
had only been there few moments
when with one powerful lunge he again
broke loose and ran to the cage OF the
lion. The men were about giving up the
task of subdulng the enraged elephant
when Goodwin forced his prong into the
elephants mouth, the hook catching in
his tongue. The brute made u rush for
the keeper, whom it threw down and
trampled upon. The elephant was pre-
pairing for another attack, when the
Waterman regained his feet and quickly
jumped to one side, not a moment too
soon, for the elephant made a
lunge forward and with such
force as to drive his tusks into the heavy
planking. lie made frantic effort to
release himself. In the meantime the
employees with ropes and chains tied him
firmly to the floor. The elephant broke
both his tusks, which remain in the wood
work, before he could release himself.
His injuries consist of several long cuts
in the head and his trunk is scratched
and bitten in terrible manner. The
hind legs of the lion are believed to be
dlslocated, az he is unable to stir, and
his face is greatly scratched. Goodwin
is bruised all over, but no bones are
broken