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The Crops.
At WORTHAAI.

WoRTHAM, April 20.-[Special. Far.
mers are making good use of their OPP
portunity to work out their crops, pros
poets for abundant yields were never
better. Merchants are putting in heavy
stocks of goods, since corn and cotton
prospects have shown up SO we'll.
IN THE NORTHWEST.
CHICAGO, April 29.-rhe farmers Re-
view, in summing up the condition of
the wheat and corn crop throughout the
United States, says: Very little can be
said In favor of the winter wheat crop.
The abundance of rain which has fallen
has revived life in the plants, bat it has
also confirmed the reports of large
proportion of the crop of winter wheat
having been killed. There will prob.
ably DO the same acreage of spring
wheat as in 1884. The oat crop bids fair
to be very large, and the corn acreage
promises 10 be very large, owing 10 tho
fact OF the condition OF the wheat crop
Many acres of winter wheat have been
ploughed up and put into corn.
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Storm Damares M south rexa..

SAN DIEGO, April 29.-[Special.] J.
News from Lagarto states that the re-
cont floods did heavy damages. The
country is barred by pasture fences and
each rancho has large tanks or dams
on the streams. These were broken
away without exception. Thousands of
dollars damage resulted. Some stock
was drowned. The dam on tho Lau-
rales rancho, deemed imprognable, was
torn away. This rancho will next week
ship north 10000 cattle.
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Tho Great Race To.dnv M Fort yyo,,h

FoRT WORTH, April 30.-[Special.l =
Pool selling on the race tomorrow Is
still going on at 1880 n. m. The first
pools were: Phyllis, $50; Richball, $40;
Fuller, S.,
Later pools were: Richball, $50; the
field, $2i
1t Is thought Phyllis is TO sell favorite
tomorrow, but that Richball will win.
Up to this time over $4,000 is up in
stakos, pools and private bets.
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City Marshal Arnold, received the fol-
lowing concerning the Baum case from
Furlong chief detective of the Gould
lines yesterday.
Detroit Michigan, April 81. c. Arnold,
City Marshal, Dallas Texas.
By reason OF all judges being engaged
holding spring assizes elsewere, Baum's
case could not be heard until May 20
at which time it will DO argued In tho
court of appeals. THOMAS FURLoNG.
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GREAT RACING EVENT.
hichbail, Fuller and Phyllis ut the For
Worth Driving Park To-Day.

hichbau, Fuller and Phyllis mt the Fort
Worth Driving Park To-day.
One of the greatest races Texas has
ever seen will come OIL at Fort Worth
Driving park, at Fort Worth, this after
noon at 3 O'Clock. VIM. Campbell of
Dallas, has matched Phyllis and Fuller
with the famous PAGER, Richball, the
stakes and purse being 5000. The
horses are ON the track and are all in
good shape. The race will be on its
merits. The best horse will undoubt-
eddy win. Hundreds of people will be
present from Gainesville, Decatur,
sherman, Denton and Dallas. Those
desiring 10 go from here can take the
train arriving in Fort Worth at 2;l0 and
Will be In plenty Of time. Pools will be
sold at the track.
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AT TuE sr aRoRoE.

+ IL Wright, San Francisco; l w
Clark, Dallasi G White, City; ] B
Haynes, Canton; w Hatcher, Deca-
tur; + A Rhodehamel, NJ II Redwood,
w + Cox, q y Stone, @ Il Hegety, city;
u M Bond, Mckinney; Il. Markworth,
w A George, California; Miss Ida Wal
colt, Big Springs; X Jones, Goshen;
William, Pewse. Carlton; w U Mates,
Emory; Il NJ Ford, 81. Joe, Missouri;
A Il Graham, Denton; Charles u Brown,
IT,, wsxahachie; Rich. w Ware, New
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FREE EXCURSION 10 NEW ORLEANS

Round trip tickets will be on sale at
all the principal ticket offices in Texas
to Augusta Georgia, for $500 good 30
days, via. MemDhis II Little Rock rail-
way and Il. T. V. & Ga, railway (Chica-
saw Route), from May l to 4 inclusive.
Holders of tickets via. this popular
route will be entitled to go 10 New Or
leanR, and back FREE from Grand juno
ton, Tennessee via. the great Jackson
Route. This rate is made to accommo-
date the delegtes to the Southern Bap.
fist convention. No other ROUTE can
possiblys offer these Inducements
Addres spromptly, A. l.. SMITH, South
western Passenger Agent, Memphis Il
Little Rock railroad, or l.. j. ELLIS Yves
tern Passenger Agent (ChickasaW
Route), SOC Maia street, Dallas.
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At the Onern-Hnnse.

The closing performance of Tre.
maine's art show, at the opera-house,
last evening, drew forth a large audi
ence, and evidently highly apprecia-
tive one. Scenes and views of tho
holy land, aud exhibits of art and
sculpture, were happily presented. Tho
performances were the most excellent
of the kind ever presented 10 Dallss
audience, and deserve encouragement
and success.
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Orleans, @ Watkins, Fort Worth; II III
WEIGH, w b Harrison, Mckinney; j II
Webb, W i Burke, Breckenridge; n c
Law. l. 4 Thorna. citv
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR,

WEIGH, w B Harrison, Mckinney; j It
Webb, W I Burke, breckenridge; n G
Law, l. $ Thorne, city.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
9 Whitney, Plano, Illinois; l. I'll
Lingo, Denison, Texas; NJ III Garnett
and wife, Mckinney, Texas; Miss Fam
ME Garnett, Hopl1insville, kentucky;
A Peabody, New York; |. II Dyer, Clar-
endou; Mrs Il G Fosdick, Mrs ID Il Good
enough, Miss V h Cararas, Fort Worth; ;
w ii Meriwether, Louisville, kentucky:
J S Griffith, d X Wallace, Terrell; Rich
ard Fenby, st. Louis, Missouri; George
ID Harrison, Longyiew, Texas; E s
Smith, Buffalo, New York; NJ II Farm
ington, New York; II nj Folker, Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania; e s Ackley, Penn
sylvania; J Loonie, Meridian; Il G
MahOn, Cleveland, Ohio; II j Ruggles.
j L Middleton, st Louis, Missouri; Mrs
w w Travis, Mrs Il d Berkland, Chi.
oago; Q Coleman, Mckinney; @ ii
Blanchard, Cincinnati, Ohio; G N Dresh-
field; Now York; J Farley, J G Farley,
Miss ) Farley, Waxahachie; r G Graves
and wife, Muskogee, Indian Territory;
Tom A Monter, Aurora, ToxRs; Alexan-
der Fox, Corsicana; John w Fitch, lie
Grand Q Ellash, New York; John Beal
and sister, Colorado, Texas; J A Slaugh-
ter, Galveston; S Kirdmsu, Alabama; 5
Hirschberg, Waco,
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RnnoaltIon rrcursIonIsts.

GALVESTON, April 2s.-The stea nship
Arkansas, of the Morgan line, arrived
this morning from Corpus Christi,
crowded with passengers onroute TO the
Worlds exposition and the captain ro-
ports large number left behind for
want of accommodations After taking
on 400 sacks of coffee, the Arkansas
sailed at 2p. m. for New Orleans.
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JEFFERSON, April 2s.-LSpeclal MIR.
W. w. West, the proprietor Of the Bos-
ton Herald, Boston, Bowie county,
Texas, has purchased the material in
the Wide-Awake office, and will begin
the publication of the Jefferson News In
few days.
Most OF the lawyers are absent from
the city attending district court at Pitts
burg.
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AIarshall Mites.

MARSHALL, April o. lSpecial.l-
Much sympathy is expressed Tor Gov.
John @. Brown, who was injured in the
late railroad accident near st. Louis.
]. II. Thompson was appointed by the
court, foreman of the grand Jury.
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Miss. f. b. Bishop, and Mr.. w. p
Link, were married yesterday at the
residence OF Mrs. Hosmer. in this city.
The young couple are heartily congrat-
ulated on their happy beginning of n
new life,
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Neurological.
Na'haN
MRS q. A. SESSIONS.

7NINN Ns ~ oFlNHIVENNf
WORKMAN, April 20.-ISpecial.l Mrs
G. A. Sessions, most estimable lady,
died to-day. Two Of her daughters, alb
sent at the New Orleans exposition wero
notified of her demise.
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"-ris q set Of features, q complexion,
The tincture OF skin that admire"
In using Poxxoni's complexion powder,
Falrest charms you viii Acquire.
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The CHINA HALL reopened for business.
The goods having been purchased at SHEER
IFS SALE at considerably less than half
their value, enables the management to set
prices down SO low that no one will be able
to compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all it's details. goods pur-
chased for CASH only and advantage taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, so as to at once put the CHINA
HALL in it's accustomed rank of being the
Largest Best Assorted, Best Managed and
Cheapest Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State of Texas.
B. RosENTHAL Proprietor.
D. GOSLIN, Manager.
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FORT wotTH, April 9s.-tspecial.l-
Il Is the genuine Dalton who will meet
Glow, The stakes are $500 instesd Of $50
as enormously published.
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Condition OF the CattIe crop.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The executive
office Of the National Cattle and Horse
Growers association to-day furnished
the following live stock lnlletin:
For tho week ending April 30, Vice
Presidents Min ana Stoneroad, of New
Mexico report fino weather and no dis
ease. Cattle and horses are doing
splendidly. The early spring rains and
present condition OF grass and stock in
dictate the most prosperous season ever
experienced by the New Mexico cattle
men. The universal sentiment of local
associations is adverse TO crOwding the
ranges and condemns the United States
land laws relating TO final proofs on
land entries, which congress will
be requested 10 change. In Arkan-
sas heavy rains have prevailed,
but the weather Is warmer now. Grass
is growing finely and cattle improving.
There Is no disease and the prospect Is
bright for the season.
In Pennsylvania the weather Is cold
and he season backward, but cattle and
horses are In fair condition and no
disease reported.
Missouri and Illinois Cattle Controvorsy.
ST LOUIS, April 29.-The recent proc
lamatiou Of Gov. Oglosby, Of Illinois,
qusrantining cattle from Missouri, has
created quite oommotion In various
parts of the state and strong condemna-
ton Of and opposition to it is cropping
out In all directions. Gov. Marmaduke
has telegraphed Gov. oglesby, asking
him TO reconsider his action IN declar
ing quarantine against Missouri. An
opinion prevails that Gov. 0gleby's
proclamation Is without authority of
law and IL Is asserted that II the officers
OF Illinois attempt TO enforce IL as II now
stands the federal courts will be invoked
for redress. This is based on decision
of the United States supreme court that
no state can make an indiscriminate
prohibition against the admission OF
cattle from another state and can only
exclude such cattle as prove upon in
spection or other authority TO be actu-
ally disonRol.
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Hotel Arrivals.

BosroN, April 20-Mexican rs, 57Xi
scrip, 92Ai common, liN.
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HOIISE 8 AVENUE STONE EXCELLENT REPAIR
rent the place for $40 y ~ w. ="
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THOMPSON Il WELLER, 5r Ross avenue corner Pearl
BELL DAVENPORT, 9la Houston, between Main and
Commerce.
J. +. oALDwELL& CO., 2l5 corner Main and Jefferson
streets.
T. g. TERRY, 2oj, between Main and Jefferson
JOE ABOZZO. 9nS Min
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Every Sack WARRANTED to be
United States Give it trial when
AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER.
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W. b. COOK, 6UT Elm.
HOLLOWAY & CO., $40 and isaa Elm.
W. T. HANCOCK, es2 Elm.
I F. LouGHLIN, 1000 Elm.
3. A. SAVAGE.
W. II LYME, lsi7 Elm.
w. =. BEST, 20l and 2Os Ross avenue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

INOTICE Is hereby given. that 10 pur.
- suance OF an order and decree OF the
Dubois Circuit Court, made at the April
term, 1885, the undersigned, admins.
traitor Of the estate Of John w. Snoddy
deceased. will offer for sale at Public
Auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE Both, A. ID. 1885,
the undivided two-ninths parts of the
following described Real Estate, situate
10 Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit:
Part Of Lot No. twenty (20). il Buch.
arts addition to the town Of Jasper,
according 10 the plat Of said town, more
particularly described as follows. viz
Commencing at the Southeast corner OF
said Lot No twenty, running thence
on the road along Patoka river two (2)
chains and forty links 10 stake: thence
North seven ~ chains and eight f8)
links to the right OF way of the Louis
vile, Evansville and st. Louis Railway
Company; thence along said right Of
way TO where Il strikes the East line Of
said Lot No. twenty; thence South on
said line 70 the place Of beginning Eek
cepting, however, from the North east
corner strip Of ground 60 feet from
North to South and 40 feet from East to
West, being the ground now occupied
by the warchousc). containing one and
one-half acre. more or less, including
two-ninths parts Of Spoke factory and
machinery located on said Real Estate.
TERMS OFSALE:-Onc-third OF the
purchase money TO be paid in cash, the
residue in two equal payments AZ six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving
notes for said deferred payments. bear
ing six per cent. interest from date,
waving benefit Of valuation laws, with
good freehold surety to the approval OIL
the Administrator. Said Real Estate
will be sold free from all mortgage liens
thereon.
Sale to begin at one clock p. m.
CONRAD ECKERT, Admr.
TRAyLoR a HUNTER, Attorneys.
May Goth, ls65-4w. Inf. SIC SOL
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
James y. Beatty ct al. }
We. In Partition.
Oliver p. Beatty ct al.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pur
~ suance Of all order aud decree o.
the Dubois Circuit Court, made at tho
April Term, 1885, thereof, the undersign.
ed, a. Commissioner, appointed by the
said Court to make sale Of Real Estate
in the above entitled cause, will offer for
sale at Public Auction, on the premises
In Columbia Township, Dubois County
Indiana, on
THURSDAY, JULY I'd, 1885,
the following described Real Estate, stu.
atcd In said county and State, to-wit:
The Wcst-half OF the South west quar-.
ter of Section No. one II /, township No.
one South, Range No. three f3l West
80 acres, and the North-half Of the
Northeast quarter Of the South-e east
quarter Of Section No. two ri, in said
township and range, 30 acres.
Terms or SALE :-One-third OF the
purchase money to paid In cash, the resi-
due In two equal payments at six and
twelve months, the purchaser giving
notes for said deferred pay mcnts, bearing
six per cent. interest from date, with good
freehold surety 10 the approval OF the
Commissioner. Said real estate will be
sold free IRON and clear Of mortgages
and tax liens.
Sale to begin at one o'clock D. m.
BENJAMIN A. SIMMONS, Com.
TRArLoR 4 HUNTER, Attorneys.
June 9TH, 1855 Nv. tpf $4,000
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MEAT MARKETl
JOHN R. CHRISMON

Has opened in the Post-office building
lin Jasper meat market, where he will
supply customers with the very best the
market affords for cash. Open every
day except Sunday. lie solicits the
patronage OF everybody, and BY having
the best Of meat will endcavor to merit Il.
Persons having fat bceves, calves or
sheep to sell, will find II to their inter-
est TO call on him.
Farmers coming to town are invited to
call and take good roast or steak home
with them. Feb. 20, 1ss5-tf.
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The Almighty Dollar
How the Unsuspect-
ing are Often
CulIed.
CAPITAL VERSUS MERIT

II is possible that money dipped into hounteon
supply u printers ink, u be used TO teach falls
ideas
why Is Il thai such persistent anathemas sbon,d Al
AZ once be hurled against The use Of Potash and Pc
fash MNtnresf"
Those who insist hat Potash il a poison do 40 be
cause thar Is the way iiry have ~ Fighting n r. n
As the latter contains potash properly combined
opium. morphine. strychnine aconite whisky etc
are all deadly po~pns. ana daily destroying IL.
lites 81 people and why do not these men cry out
gainsi themf us because there money IN slrhi
70 30 80 Potash II not regarded as n poison aud .rr,
seldom harms any one. Int those who abuse II ara
using vegetable poison ten times violent iodide
OF Potash. IN proper combination Is regarded Nv The
powerful blood remedy ever known 70 man Those VINO
believe IN revealed combinations Indian
are surely IL condition become rather seranky''
N their ideas AZ time We assert understandneiy
that Potash. used W the manufacture Of H. H. r.
~ not poison and the public need place any con
hienre IN assertions 20 The contrary why's IL that IA
nne thousand letters which receive We never hear
"a word against ~ nser Tue truth &. ~ Il Il 4 work
NJ such wonders II The ~ an blood poisuns scro
ua rheumatism, cAfarrh etc, that others are tr.mh
ling IN their boots and cry aloud poison" fraud
because they Tear itS triumphant march let any man
pr woman ask any respectable doctor druggist N We
are not right 10 not ne deceived. but 20 right along
and call for H. y b. and be cured II II making nve
times cnres IN Atlanta than all other blood RENE.
dies combined We don't say thst others are poisons
nr frauds ee are not that easily alarmed but We say
ours Il the best and have the proof Send for our
- page book Free and be convinced
BLOOD BALM co.
Atlanta. GA
Sold by Mehringer Bros, Druggists,
Jasper. Ind.
Nav an fse5-,v
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TO FARMERS
.SchRe||ViNe Flour Mil,

I'm THE 25th OF JUNE THE
- Schnellville Flour Mill will shut
down for eight weeks, in order to put In
the LATEST IMPROVED ROLLER
FLOUR MACHINERY. Customers
are requested to bring in their grist be-
fore that time.
Also. all who are indebted to me are
earnestly requested to settle, as will be
at heavy expense in this Improvement
MARTIN SCHNELL.
June 18th, 1885 2w.
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6TThe Board Of Commissioners are
in session this week, and are tran sacting
the usual routine business. A good ma
ny allowances were made the first day.
Among them the following for assessing
the several townships:
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that pursuant
~ to an order, the Surveyor Of Dubois
county, Indiana. will on the 9Th day OF
July, A. ID. 1885, proceed to run and es.
tablish the intermediate lines and corners
~ Section Fourteen fl4), Township two
t2) South, Range three (3) West All
persons interested will govern them
selves accordingly. G. A. GOODMAN.
June 18th. 1885 3w.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the p. O. at Jasper, Dubois
Co., Ind, June 9Th. 1885, which il
not called for within four weeks will be
sent to the Dead-letter office:
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Henry Hettich. George J. Prcusz, II
+. Rose, Esq, Paddy Sermershoim.
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say advertised in the
Jasper Courier, and give date.
y. M. PLEASANT, p. M.
June 18th, 1888.
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All the stone piers OF the Kentucky
and Indiana Bridge at New ALBANY
were completed saturday,
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The heaviest shipment Of Strawberries
ever made from this city in a single day
was made on Sunday. Four large ex-
press cars were loaded hcre with the
fruit, each car containing eight hundred
cases of six gallons to the case. making
4,SU0, or 10 200 gallons. = y. A. Ledger.
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A man writes 10 inquire OF the "Revi-
sed Edition authorities whether all
girls named "llelen" are TO be called
"Sheolen ?"
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The Board OF Equalization adjourned
on Thursday Of Inst week. The follow
ing comprise All the changes In assess
ments by the Board:
Geo Hautsch. raised $4,000 on his re.
turn Of hogs and wheat
simon Limp, IT,, raised 800 on 20C
bushels OF wheat
Ordered that the Assessor Of Jackson
township, add fihy per cent. TO his as
sessment Of All horses aud mules in that
township.
Ordered that the Assessor Of Jcffcr-
son township. add lhirty-thrce and one
third per cent. to his assessment of all
horses and mules in that township.
q. W. Dufendach 4 Co, raised 81. 900,
making total assessment OF personal for
&. w. Dnfcndach Sf.70O
J. H. Huebnrr. raised $4,000, Oh mort
gage loans in Martin county.
The books OF the Assessors. with these
exceptions. were received aud cqualzed
as reported by them.
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BLACKSMITH SHOP /!
MRS. ROSA GANSER,

Worth MaIn bot. 9TH and 9th Streets.
JASPER IND,
5 prepared at her shop to execute
! promptly all kinds Of biachsmithing.
She has the best Of material and good
workmen, and will endeavor to merit :
share Of patronage. Also, for sale the
celebrated CLIPPER HARVESTING
MACHINES. MRs. Rosa CASSIE.
April Sd, 'S5-1y.
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Old John Brown was opposed to
swearing, and gave this reason III there
Il no God. il is exceeding foolish; and
Ii there i il Is desperately wicked.
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Michael McNellis. Huntingburg John
w. Spraucr, Jasper; John Salb, Jasper
4. Herbig, Jasper; j. Betz, Jasper: c.
SEEMING, Ferdinand Merker & John
Jasper, Joseph Lechner, Bainbridge
Alois Sprauer, Huntingburg; j. w. Eo.
gers, Huntingburg.
The Auditor was directed to put the
tax voted In Patoka township in aid Of
getting the railroad machine shops, on
the tax duplicate for this year. "A re-
monstrancc, with number OF signatures
was presented against this action, and Il
Is now said the remonstrants will An
peal to Circuit Court. They take Tic
broad ground that there Is no law au-
thorizing townships to vote tax to aid
q company to put up machine shops.
The Commissioners think If a majority
did not want to pay the tax they should
have voted 1t down at tho election.
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NOTICE OFINsOLyENCY.

~ AtE VI Af'biANAt AfADOAo &OlNll %
Jennie II. Gasser,
W.. , For Support
William Gasser.
NOTICE is hereby given to William
~ Gasser, who As appears by affidavit
filed IN my office. is nonresident OF the
State Of Indiana, that Jennie X. Gasser
has filed her complaint and commenced
an action against the said William Gas
ser to subject the property Of said Will
liam Gasser TO the support Of the plaintiff
and her children. Said William Gasser
s therefore hereby notified of the PEN
dency Of said action against him. aud that
the same will stand for trial on the "a
day Of the next term of the Dubois Cir
cult Court, which will be held at the
Courthouse in Jasper, in Dubois coun-
ty, Indiana. on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, A. d.. 1885.
Attest: PETER J. GosMANN, Clerk.
May goth, 1555--3w. [pf. SSOo.l
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MARRIAGES LICENSES. The following
have been issued since our last report:
Geo. w. Bassinger and Minnie 4.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-12

John Stout and Elizabeth Sene.
Bernard Stedder and Barbara NJ. Metz
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-06-12

Lyman 5. Curry and Emily A. Hope.
Andrew J. Gosmann and Mary Law.