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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-19

Miss Lille Corn is on the sick list.
George Gill is measuring tape at J. r.
Norman's-
The landlord Of the County Hotel wal
in town last Thursday on business
Sunday school last Sunday, 1t the H.
E. church. 1t the usual hour. Attend.
ance good.
Miss Emma Afford and Jennie BartI
went to Alfordsville. Davies county,
last week, on visit.
Abner Russel, the medicine man, was
in town last Saturday. Those Of you
that need can all call on him.
James N. Afford went 10 Hunting
burg last Wednesday to interview the
Government Medical board.
Tony Bsumert now occupies bis new
shop, and Is ready TO cover the feet Of
man, woman and child. Come one, come
all, and give him call.
+. Bartl vacated the Haskins property
last Thursday and moved into the Lem
mon property. Mrs. Wash KelIams &C.
cupies the property vacated By F. b.
John Parker has moved his harness
shop into the upper story Of Lige Stew
arts business house, where be will be
glad to meet his old customers and q
many new ones.
From al appearances the April elec-
ton IL not far distant Some Of our Re-
publicans are alarmed a. to their situa.
ton. Never mind, q change would BE-
I in order in this township.
The protrscted meeting 1t the c. r.
church 10 still 10 progress. So far but
one accession. Last Sunday ct 10 30
Bro. Kimberland ornamented the pulpit
He held the attention Of large audience
I for two hours II the people, both OLD
and young. would follow his teaching
they would be benefited thereby. Sun
day night the house was crowded. II,
took his text from the 18th chapter o
Luke and 22d verse.
4 HoosIER.
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Tho following patents were granted
20 citizens Of Indiana. week eadine
March 2. 1855, reported expressly for
this paper by Jos. q. Hunter. Solicitor
Of merIcan and Foreign Patents, $50 ,
street. Washington, ID O.:
Conrad Schinerly, Fort Wayne. chuvn
J. q. Thornton. Mt. Vernon, apparxt .,
for clearing oil; 4. u. Branch, Martins
vile. dumping wagon; Micbel Clune,
Indianapolis, sofa bed; J. n. Perkins,
South Bend, carriage bow socket; w.
n. Davis Fort Wayne, letter and index
holder J. 4. Peter. washinR machine
VIM. Smith. Cicero. honr scoop and
sitter, james II Auble. Lawrenceburg,
apparatus for gvaining; J. J. Fraikin.
Fort Wayne. check row corn planter and
fertilizer distributor
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DRAR Sin. I received the trial bottle
Of your White Vino Of Tar syrup which
you send 10 my address. Ny wife has
been troubled with lung disease for
more than eighteen years. aud WAS pro-
nonnced 10 be last January In the last
-tages Of Pulmonary Consumption. She
commenced taking your valuable medi-
cine and received relief 1t once. She
has used three bottles since and IL now
using she fourth, and her health IL better
than for many years We cheerfully
recommend Il 70 al afflicted with any
trouble Of the throat or lungs. We
now get our medicine through John
Potter, our merchant Il this place.
Yours Respectfully, Rev.J. B. Fly.
Brookline Station. Mo. Susan X. Fly.
vos ssls IN Jasper BY Nshrinssr bros Or. John
Salb and n Friedman.
Jan Sth lsae-ly.
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Drxrrn. TrxAs. March 16. 1855.
Boon BAIv Co.: II il . great pleasure 70 ~ 70
state 10 Won hat your b takes the lead o. all
blood purifiers in this country account 81 the cures
Il has effected since have handled II. We bad .
o. scrofna IN neghborkocd q long standing
who had used all patent medicines which were recon
menied him: besides this he also had several doc
attending him. but thing failed % eet any
good. He grew every day. and had not LETT his
bed for the Last six months We had him several
times IN little town. though u has been more than
fifteen months since last saw him. and We suppose
this the last time he shie 20 come 20 town. -
be lives about eight miles IN the country His name y
Servenka. and ne got neighbour Q, his 10 persuade
him try b b. b. and after using only one bottle he
len his bel for the frat time IN six months
To the present time he has used less than three bot
ties and he Il walking around visiting hts friends In
the neighborho~d- He has gained strength and nesh
rapidly All scrofuicos healing tnely. and
you never save Z happier than he g. Nearly
everybody miles around has heard % this wonder
full cure. and I'll Who need blood remedy call for the
B b r.
We had case Of nasal catarrh in our own family q
little girl offour years old. Who has been using r.
B. for about two weeks and already seems 20 Be about
We have only three bottles ls and you to ship
six dozen bottles.
We take plea sure IN Recommending b. n b .
medicine worthy Of the entire confidence ~ the public
IL scfon more rapid than any blood remedy Ne ever
handled. uEuTkE BROS
Sold BY Mehringer Bros-, Druggists,
Jasper, Ind.
Nay 18th. lss5-1y-
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NV Mr.. Henry Rudolph. % The Hays-
willie store. q building Tor himself : very
f'ne and comfortable residence In Hays
willie.
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NOTICE IL hereby given that the un-
~ dersigued has been appointed Ex-
ccutor OF the will OF Sarah Green. late Of
Dubois county, Indians. deceased. The
estate Is probably solvent
john "A. GREEN, Executor.
Ely, Wilson DILLON. Att'ys.
March 18th, le86-3w.s
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Dr Jsckscc's Indian kye Saisss certain. safs and
e1lc~fiens remedy ~ !udaue1. weak o. xrsnuial>d
sure <yes Coolink and scc<hiae IN its effects. n
arouse. ne >screco ep<os the ducts and strength
<ns ara resicres TIE fs!l'ax eye sight. Price -
pss bez. Said ~ nshrinesr Hres. ~
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BLACKSMITH SHOP /!


rs prepared at her shop 70 cxecule
Il promptly al kinds OF blachsmithinS,,
She has the best OF material and COG.
workmen, and will endeavor to mer'.
share or patronage. Also, for sale Wy
celebrated CLIPPER IIARvESTINv
MACHINES. MKs. Rosa GAssrE'
April ID, Silly.
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uyTThe five-wsrd proposition in Jas
per still hangs fire. the town board
postponing action npon Il until the next
regular meeting. when they require :
majority Of voters TO petition for II Il
they desire Il, and those opposed to IL
are expected TO present . remembrance.
The meeting Tuesday night was attend
ed BY about dozen citixens- A petition
was presented with forty signatures ask
ing Tor i've wards. There was no re-
lnonstrsnce, but Mr.. Outlet made .
speech against Il, and the board felt o.
though there was opposition in the very
cir and 50 laid its consideration over.
with verbal request for citizens TO put
themselves on the record for or against
81, - the board seems to consider Il :
momentous affair, to occssion % many
lies. For our part We think Il would
not be very material matter IL the town
had no trustees, or II they had the full
number allowed BY law.
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Yes the OLD sdage right but II the liver II disor-
dered and the blood thereby becomes corrupted the
bad blood will tell IN diseases cfhe skin and throat
in tuners and ulcers. and In tub<rcies IN the lungs Ef
stages Of consumption). Bad blood will t<ii'' 10
erupfons Of the skin. IN Salt Rheum and Canker. IN
Rheumatism and IN csarh for Al diseases caused by
poor o. corrupted blood, phvsicisns recommend D..
Jackson Blood and Hnmor syrup. Hissoh = q /.
~ wonderful efficacy Sold b. MehrinEer Bros. -
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Notice TO House Carpenters.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the nm
~ designed County Commissioner.
BY order Of the County Board, will let
q public ouicry at the Poor Asylum
farm OF Dubois county. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10th, 1856,
between the honrs Of one and -four
o'clock y. m. on said day, the building
Of barn for said Poor Asylum, ~ BY
60 feet In size.
The material for the barn will al be
furnished BY the county on the ground
The plans and specifications may b.
seen at the County Auditors office.
The right to reject any bids 10 re-
served.
The successful bidder will be required
TO Gil an acceptable bond for the fulfill.
ment Of his contract.
w. G. BRITAIN, Com'r.
March ~. 1856 - 5w.
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~ Jack<on's Penetrating Eminent. Keep this val
uahle remedy on hand In case Of accident. II gtvcs
prompt relief and Il for rheumatism Sc
we're burns bruises scAds for horses cattle
Il has equal IS c's 50 cts. and u per bottle For
she ~ Mshriuger Rros. te-y
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~ orsa,h senr sspacA olllIeosnsss ard liver con-
pisInt cured " ~ jack<on's Liver Pills. sugar coated
l1ics - csass ben. q nshrinesr nros. ~
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sJef5ers0n township having been a.
vided into Two precincts since the lest
election the committeeman Of that
township will divide IL delegates equila-
bly, between the precincts.
Tie Chairman Of The Committee will
be @ Geiger's hall at 10 o'clock on April
6sh % receive reports Of township com.
mitteomen.
Several public speakers have been IN.
vited and the public generally are invi.
ted 70 Be present on the Afternoon Of
that day 70 hear them.
Q. DOAyE. Chairman.
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THE NGW ALBANY LEDGER-We de-
sire 20 call attention 70 the prospectus Of
the New Albany Ledger In another col.
umn. The Ledger, barring some Of its
pernicious tariff notions. u one Of the
best Democratic papers IN the State, and
deserves and should receive large pat
ronage from the people every where In
Indiana, - Il II always q the front IN
advocating oil measures for The material
advancement Of the people Of ths State.
Subscribe for Il.
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sHlf0H'S cURK viii immediately relieve GROUP
whce isx Cough and Bronchisis- Sold by Mehrirge'
Dros.. Druxgists-
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SoLD.--Mr Jos. 6chultheis has cold
hls livery stable 10 Messrs. Joe. Buchart
and Ignatx Kunkel, and some stylish
rigs viii now b provided.
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To the teachers Of Dubois county and
ALI persons interested IL the history Of
the North west Territory. and especially
20 those insercsied in the history OF In
diana. Vincennes will always b IN At
lrective place. The point Of earliesi
settlement. the territorial capital, the
KEY 10 the possession Of tho North-west
Territory during tho Revolutionary
War, il has contributed more 70 the car
~ history Of the Territory and State
than any any other place, and this alone
will make Il worthy Of visit BY every
teacher interested In the stndy Of his
tory. The points visited viii include
he sites Of old st. Xavier's church. Of
Fort Seckville, Of the old Court House
from which the line Of the western
boundary was run. the Harrison Man
lsion (ssilI well preserved.) the place Of
the famous Tecumseh Conference, and
possibly . steamboat excursion four
miles up the Wabash 70 the site Of old
Fl. Knox.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
The reduced rate OF $50 per day will
be given At the LaPiante House and
Union Depot Hotel to members Of the
A association. and cheaper Hotels will
give correepondingly cheaper rates.
Arrangements will be made 90 that
those who prefer II can board in private
families At the uniform rate Of 500 per
day. We have ample accommodations
for eli who may come.
Remember, the Association meets at
vincennes next Thursday, and reduced
rates can be obtained b. addressing the
railroad Secretary.
w H. PENSINGrox, vincennes.
Mothers mothers, do not ALLOW your little darling
10 suffer With that horrid cough: 70 your drug
store and get hottie q Dr. Jsckson's Syrup Of Ling
and Wild Cherry. twill cost only IS your
Garling viii Be fkIghsei % take IL and Z vii The
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-19

Has responded 10 the Invitation Of the
Democratic County Committee. and viii
address the Democracy q Hunting
burg, on
TUESDAY, April 9Th, 1855.
Lei there be a general rally Of Dubols
Democrats, and hearty welcome TO sd-
vocaics OF The peoples rights-
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Mothers mothers, do not ALLOW your little darling
10 suffer 90 With that horrid cough: 70 your drue
store and get bottle q Dr. Jsckson< Syrup Of Lung
wort and Wild Cherry win cost only IS cents your
darling ui osttehed 20 take Il. and viii stop The
cough and any throat lung complaint quicker
than any other remedy. Sold BY xehrineer Bros ~
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Ralph w. Wheelock, editor of the
Mitchell Republican, is to be united in
marriage to Lillian G. Steel, of Bismarck,
on Wednesday next, the 9th inst. The
ceremony takes place at the residence of
Mr.. g. Mrs Asa Fisher in that city at
eight p. M, after which reception
takes place. Mr.. Wheelock is hard
working newspaper man as well as q
brilliant and level-headed editor, and as
such he is eminently entitled to liberal
share Of the happiness this world be-
slows upon its subjects. That nothing
will more perfectly contribute to that
end than the companionship of devoted
and lovely wife is fact as inevitable as
existence itself. Ralph, allow us to con
vey to you and your bride-to be-our
sincere congratulations and best wishes
"a little premature though they may be.
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Wonderful Cures.

w. D. HoYt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say:
"We have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
Bucklin's Arnica Salve for two years
Have never handled remedies that
sell as well, or give such universal
satisfaction. There has been some
wonderful cures effected by their
medicines in this city. Several cases
of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of a few
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric c
Bitters. We guarantee them always
Sold by Fred E. Miller.
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Evtrythinr, eaeea : yYrens.

& In The body mechanism when the liver gets
ont q ossisf. Constipation, dJspspsis. contami-
nation Of the blood, imperfect asaimilation, arc
csrtain 70 snsne. But II h sasy 10 prevent these
cousequences, md remove their cause, BY q
course Of Hoststtsr's Stomach Bittars, which
skimulates the hillary organ and regulates its
action. The direct result 10 . disappearance Of
tho paine beneath tho ribs and through the
shoulder blades, the nausea, headache. yellow
mess Of the skin. furred look Of the tongue. and
sonr odor Of the breath, which charactefise
liver complaint Sound digestion and q regular
habit OF body are blessings also secured by the
celebrated restorative Of hseAth whHh imppsts .
degree Of yisor to the body which is It's best
guarantee OF safety from malarial epidemios.
Nerve weakness and over-tension are relieved BY
it, and it improves both appetite and sleep.
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The Democratic legislative conyen-
tion for this district-the third-took
place in Plankinton on Thursday of last
week. Notwithstanding the fact that
Brule county went into the convention
with q big delegation-thirteen-nearly
as large as that of Dawson and Aurora
county combined-Davison county ran
things to suit itself. The result was
that ]. d. Lswler, of Mitchell, was NOM
mated for the council and c. L. Claussen,
of Plankinton, and j. v. Hamilton, of
Kmbal, were nominated for the house.
The Brnle delegation wanted T. B.
Wetherell nominated for the council A
special to the Mitchell Republican from
Plankinton states that there was some
opposition to Hamilton in his own
county delegation. Claussen is the nom.
inee for the same place on the farmers
ticket.
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The October number of Literary Life
insists that America can never hope TO
haze fine literature until her writers
"sink their hydrayerbosity in the quiet
depths Of thought" There will probably
always be difference of opinion among
the deeply learned of this great nation as
to where writer's ought to sink their "hy-
draverbosity," but perusal of the pages
of Literary Life on our desk makes it per-
fectly clear and plain that some Of It's
writer's ought to sink their heads in the
quiet depths Of pail Of water.
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Every male citizen over twenty-on
years of age, who has been resident of
the territory ninety days, sixty days in
the county and twenty days in the pre-
cint, prior to the election is entitled to
vote, provided he is citizen of the
United States, or has declared upon oath
his intention to become such, and shall
have taken an oath to support the con
stitution of the United States.
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Two years ago the GRAPHIC advocated
the nomination and election of Major ].
=. jenkins for treasurer Of Brule county.
This before we scarcely knew whether
he was politically Democrat or Repub-
ican, or on which ticket he wonld be
likely to be nominated, if either. It is
worthy of note to add, also, that he was
not even q subscriber of the GRAPHIC at
that time. We simply believed that he
vas by education and training, as well as
in uprightness Of character. well quail
fed for the position, and as an old SOL
dier. wearing the scars of rebel bullets,
Justly entitled to the consideration of
the voters of this county, and 30 stated
1t. That we were not alone in our be-
lief was emphatically evinced by the
very liberal majority he received over
both candidates opposing him. That we
were correct in our confidence in his
efficiency for the place has also been
equally well demonstrated by the thor
ough and systematic manner in which he
has performed the duties of the Office
during the two years of his term now
drawing to close While the GRAPHIC
does not believe in life tenure for any
off1cial-or anything approaching it-yet
1t would be but following precedent in
our local affairs to again return Major
Jenkins to the Office he has so accept
ably filed, and for which he is as train
| ed accountant, courteous citizen and
an old soldier, as eminently entitled to
as any man within our borders.
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For the benefit of our readers-more
particularly our out Of town subscribers
who were formerly residents of the coun
ty-we shall next week publish both the
Democratic and Republican tickets, and,
if it is possible to obtain correct copy
in time, the farmers or independent tick
ct as WE'LL the latter is not completed
at this time.
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Ac tive. Pushing and Reliable.

+. E. Miller car be relied upon not
only to carry in stock the best of every
thing, but to secure the Agency for such
articles as have well known merit and
are popular with the people. thereby sus-
tanning the reputation Of being always
enterprising and ever reliable. Having
secured the Agency for the celebrated
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
4ion, will sell it on q positive guarantee.
II will surely cure any and every affec.
tion OF Throat, Lungs, and Chest, and to
show our confidence. we invite you te
call and get Trial Bottle Free. l1l
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E. Holmes s. Co., undertakers of New
York City, were unable to collect their
bill for embalmipg the body Of Gen.
Grant. The bill amounted to $500. In
. communication to the N. Y. Sun Of
the 9th inst they made statement of
facts setting forth how they had several
times sent the bill to Col. Fred Grant and
government officials, none Of whom would
assume any responsibility for the pay
ment of the bill. At the time the COM
munication appeared the San said thas
if Holmes 8 Co. were not paid by those
morally and legally bound to pay the,
.bill-meaning the estate-it would pay
the bill, The Sun kept its word and
paid the bill on the 9Th inst.
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We acknowledge the receipt from
the publishers of q marked copy Of the
Chicago Tribune of Oct. 10,-a twenty
edition-containing an article
entitled Dakota Goose Shooting" writ
ten by the editor Of the GRAPHIC for the
american Field two years ago. The
Tribune illustrates the article.
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An item is going the rounds of the
press to the effect that a en-year-old boy
fell into the artesian we'll at Belle Plaine,
Iowa, and the well threw him out on to
dry land again uninjured. 1t is easy of
belief. A few days after the artcsian
well in Kimball was completed, and be-
fore any guard was placed around it. q
ten-and a -half-year-old boy fell into it,
and the well not only threw him out, but
wrung the water out of his clothes and
took him home to his parents.
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suoklen.e Arn,oa sa,ve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chepped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by +.
K. Miller,
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An exchange declares that a new fin
ger has grown on the hand of Norwalk,
Ohio, mar who lost the index finger of
his left hand, six months ago, while
chopping wood. The narrative is com
plete one of its kind, making new fin
ger grow with bones. joints and
fingernail all perfect. 1t is to be hoped
that the man who wrote it will in time
grow q new head.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-10-22
me illustrates the article

William Andrew Jackson Sparks the
excuse for U. s. land commissioner, it
is said is not pleased with the nomination
or Day or Clifford, who have met him on
previous occasions in the interest of
poor Dakota settlers, and each of whom
have failed to appreciate Sparks self
imnnrtanca
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About once month or SO the GRAPHIC
receives copy Of the Canton Ne,os
marked "X." We no sooner place it
on our exchange list than it turns up
missing. We take it off from the list
when in few weeks it puts in an ap-
pearance again marked "X." Now, see
here, Nash, the Nesos would be very
welcome addition to our exchange list,
but if you want "the only strictly moral
paper in Dakota" for heavens sake quit
your foolin. We're half a notion to
come down there and sit on you.
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q NoescSis hsseby given that the following
na1sa settler has died notioe Of his intsption 70
,1lake enal proof in support Of his Claim, MD
Ghek epi1 proof will be made pefore CLERK Alst.
,Qot S0th, 1885 at 3 ctock p. II, viz: Samuel y.
Farmer lnflsr his Hd. hling No. 1919 ror the
L \ VIZ l7-lOo. e8. Hs naHss the following WIT
0oooeo to prove his continuous residence upon
.Hp{l ~ lfisatinn 0l said land, viz: Daniel H.
y GWha6kon. John 2. vneeland. Henry y. Daines,
xJeAn b Lone I'll Uf KiMbali Dsk.
Geo. B. Everftt, Register.