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NOTICE

WE THE UNDERSIGNED PHOToG-
w raphera. doing business IN the city
u Seattle. have decided that the present
prices for photographs are below those Of
other reputable galleries il other cities,
and have concluded 70 Get In concert and
harmony, and ask q more reasonable r.
compcnae for cur akin and labor there.
fese, on and after sept. T. iS56 the scale
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WANTED.

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NJ Inquire corner Madison sad Front
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26
The Beet Proposed Railroad u
Indiana.

we ask attention 70 . communication
from Odon on the first page Of this pa
per. proposing that the road north IRON
jasper should be continued 20 worth.
inRion. IN Green county. This wouio
make ! splendid road, and If the gentle
men who are investigating the matter
determine to favor such line Il can un.
dou btedly be pushed through In short
time. Several parties have been talking
about II, and some Of them are already
AGO tainted with the great advantages o.
fered along the route, while others are
expecting to give Il . personal inspec'
ton within Z few days. Now that rail-
road material IL low, the people along
the line ought to build this fifty miles O
road themselves, II others do not "catcf
on There would be . big advantage
n building and owning It themselves, TO-
81 built 20 Worthington, - our CORES
poudeut proposes, it would connect Will
Ave large railroad corporations, ant
would not be subjected TO either OF then
IN regard to rates, but would be 10 posi-
ton 70 secure favorable rates from q
for The shipment of the products OF farm
ers. miners and manufacturers. and thu
would be OF great value to the peo?'
along the line. This railroad should 2
aoeedily completed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

DrAs SIN. received The trial bottle
~ vonr white Wine Of Tar Syrup which
YOU END to my address. Ny wife has
been troubled with lung disease Tor
more than eighteen yeara and ~ pro.
uounced 70 b last January - ne loss
stawes OF Pulmonary Consumption. 6ne
com snced taking your valuable meo''
cline and received relief st once. sne
he used three bottles since and y nov
using The fourth. and her health y better
than Tor many years. We cheermiiy
recommend Il 70 al AFFLICTED with any
trouble OF tho throat or lungs.s ~
now get our medicine through John
Potter, our merchant q this place.
Yours ResE ectfnlly, Rev.. ,. !!ys
| Brookline Station, No. Susan =. nv.
| vor sale II Jasper ~ nshsisssr Bros. d. jon
sslb and II Friedman.
| Ian ssh. lese-ly.
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Mrs. Mosby moved to Huntingburg
last Tuesday.
Henry Campbell moved into the house
vacated BY Mrs. Mosby.
Dave Loeb, the clothier, passed through
Ireland enroute for jasper.
Miss Ssllie Jackmau. OF Alfordsville,
il visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 6. = Psrr.
Miss Emma Mathis, Of South Martin,
Ind, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
| Hopkins.
4 Miss Emma Afford has returned from
l Alfordsyille, where she has been visiting
relatives and friends.
i Rev. Noah Robbins, Of the New Al.
bany district, preached 1t the z. 4
church last Saturday night.
4 Penn. Withers and Will Hornbrook, O.
Petersburg, were In town. They wan
to paint the town.
). Sunday vas Bro. Smiths day q th'
\. 3. church, but on special Invitation
from BRO. n. #. Gill he occupied tn
} pulpit ct the G. p. church.
n Prof J. II. Logan and wife arrives
. last Friday. He began his school HON
1 dsy. he and his wife will board Wit
Mr.. Phillip Wineinger.
Peter Court, Of Washington, wss !
= town last Saturday interviewing Aloe'
and Lige Stewart. Fat cattle is what 2
4 wants.
= Everything Il Frightening up. and
q really believe that james Finch viii
4 Jnstice Of the Peace, and be need q
Y male Il hot for ANYBODY, either.
It Miss Theodosia Hope will occupy q
A. Ihouse vacated BY John Parker, - mi
,r liner shop. Those wishing somethiu
N in her line viii do well 70 call ana E
Ut anime.
AT eight o'clock, Wednesday evenin
:. Miss Mary Ferguson va married g y
- !. \. slater. OF this city, Ct the residen
n az the brides mother. Mrs. 5. E. Ferg
q son. Ireland, Dubois county. The M
r. riare Wa solemnized by Rev. n. +. q
!, ~ the G. r. church, IN the presence Of
80 number OF the friends Of the bride .
- Groom. The presents were numero
~ and valuable. The bride 10 : charmi
- and pretty lady. and the groom .
servipR and popular young man.
-. vish them well.-Daviess County De
~, Iocrat.
n me newly married win hereafter
lie, residents Of Ireland, having domici
ing With the mother Of the bride. The
lex lowing list Of the presents 70 the haT
ull, couple has been furnished the "Courie
life Towels and knives and forks, hr:
Mrs. j. Z. Norman; Get go6lets, J.
: .0alIie Harris; linen collar, Miss Aae
-. Ferguson; table linen. Mr.. Geo.
49, ana Miss Grace Woodsi glass sea
-. Miases Kittie Green and Ettie b!a
!. we'll: castor. Mr.. Geo. Stewart; a.
-. !. pattern, Miss Lille Colvin; lace bed
= niss Grace Morehead; lamp and Y
-. linen, DR.. 9. L. Parr and wife; pair
80 en towels, Mr.. Henry Green; large 3
pitcher, ct glass desserts and y
10. 70 wells, Mrs. Carrie L. Gill lamp.
ums Ia. Glezsn; fruit dish, Mrs =: J. !
ersl|bev: glass stand, Miss May Corn
ION. vsses. Nj. James Norman; lamp,
sinr barney Nosbsy and Miss Alice Mosl
IRE. gIsss stand. Miss Lizzie Norman; :!
ities Dickle dish, Miss Ruth Waller; al
'em. q pIush frame, Mr.. ~. =. Slater
Mis- Maggie Roman silver butter
Mr.. 8. y. Furguson cake stand,
dark Ella Dillon; glass pitcher ana ]
ould toWels, M. ]. b. Slater.
uotI HoonfY
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puxsua. TrxAs, nsrch u, laes.
nsoep DALs Co.: u u great pleasure p g " V
200 "a vcu thas yous , D. takes she isea o. ~
blood purGsrs II ibis country. on sccoens ne
Il - effected since we have haneieo ~ - 80
esss 81 scrofula IN neishborhood q Icoe stenos
Who had used all patent medicine: v,ice uae ~
nenied 20 him besides this. ~ also 80 ssvsrs ooe
tori attending hin. but everything faed 49, ~, ~
rood He grew worse every day ana neo ~ -. ="
70 FOR ne last six months We hsd seen him eevsfs
-, ~ or male town thosgh Il hes ben mere than
efteen months since last $50 him. asd - soRp's.
ma - TIE lat time he Us able 70 come town
X i've about eight miles In the country hh name
sevvsnka ana ve got . neighbor o. his 70 persesae
hin "a nv 81 n b. and after using only one ootts o
~ ~ bcd for the fret time In elk months
To ne present tine he has used less snan 49, oos
de- ana he Il uakine around visiting ns neees Y
she ne.ehborhood. He has gained srenen - -
RAPIDLY All scrofuIous sores are eesh1s nney. ~
YOU never SO . happier man tnsn ns -
everybody Cor miles around has heard o. sns .@na
hi cure. ana all Who need blood remedy call fof W
" "a -, II nasal eatarrh IN ON family z
,,tsis .irl offour years old) who has been using
n for sbous sso weeks. and already seems % % ssou
y. have only three bottles e and want you % 'A''
We tske pieAsurs IN Recommending y. = = :. !
.a~ne vorthy Of he entire confidence OF ne puone
Tss action u more rapid thsn any ocon rcmsoy rrs
handled.
Sold BY Nehringer Bros, Druggists
Jasper, Ind.
| Nay 9Th. lso5-ly.
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- sAe ~ sdsss q rish, but 4 Ne IIvsr eiess.
dsrsa end ne 6oo; 1870 sS,Ss ~" ~ sfvcsf,
n s1es,s ana ucsrs an1 q bsrelssin ne lunE lnfs
stages q consumptionl ~ blood vii seu !.
and il Cstarsh os ~ diseases oaesse q
poor o. corrupted blood, pAvstclana reco.n~9 ~
5ackson's BLOOD and Humo! syrup ns soH 9 - !,
~ wonderful sncacy. ooId by ushsnoer usos -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

The Democracy OF Dubois county will
meet in delegate Convention ct Hun
tinRburg. Tuesday, April 9Th. 1856. for|
the purpose OF instructing delegates to-
the various nominating conventions OF
the party. in accordance with tne solIow'
ing resolutions adopted BY the Demo.
cratic Central Committee q the county Il
Resolved, That the Democratic Gen.
ltral Committeeman OF each Young
precinct In the different townships Of
Dubois county, shall, on the 9th DAY Of
April 1886. at one o'clock p. NJ cal! q
meeting OF the Democratic voters Of his|
voting precinct, to select and Instruct
delegates to al the conventions to be
held. and said Committeeman shall re-
port TO the chairman Of the Democratic
County Committee, q Huntingburg 10
the morning OF the next day, : full list
of The names or I'll delegates chosen BY
their respective townships TO the sev.
ersl different conventions, and also any
j inetructions which may have been adop-
ted by the township convention 10 re-
0ard 70 sny candidates.
The delegates chosen ct such precinct
meeting shall also meet on the f0Ilow wing
ldav. April 9Th. 1886, Ct eleven o'clock .
m. 4 Geiger's Hall n Hunting 6urg, and
vote for the candidates 10 the order o.
their prominence, and the candidate re-
ceivicg majority Of the votes cast by
] such delegates, shall Be considered th'
choice or the Democracy Of the county
D and the vote OF the county shall b css
I a unit fo- such candidate, for the pc
Z 4 ition 20 which be aspires, IN either th
State. Congressional, Senatorial, judi
l cial or Representative conventions.
Each precinct shall Be entities
Z Ito one delegate for each my 90
votes. or fraction Of twenty-five (96l Q
over. cast for Gov. /. r. Gray 10 1854
ri Resolved, also, That said precinct cor
Z vention or April 6tb, shall chose !
3 member OF the County Central Commi
s tee. to serve for two years.
Resolved, That the delegate CONVEX
:, ltiou q Huutingburg, on April 9Th, sha
I. choose the chairman Of the County Co
- trsl Committee, who shall serve for T.
u.lyears.
II, tions one lei OF delegates will be chos'
bv each township 20 attend the Sta
ID convention & Indianapolis to nomina
% Is State ticket; another ct Tor ne Co
ne gressioual convention q the "A Distrl
le- ana % o., sets for the Judicial conve
Ve Con % nominate : candidate for PIX
NJ ecutor the Senatorial convention
tween Dubois and Perry countIes;
Be Representativo convention betwe
ed lawrence, Orauge and Dubois; and
ol- Representative convention betwe
py Martin and Dubois.
f:n on the basis Of votes adopted,
,.a|toWuships will Be entitled RESPECTIVE
80 70 the following number Of delegates
-S~ leoch convention:
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MARCH 22d. 1885.
EplroR CoURlEa ~ have read The ar-
ticle in last weeks Courier IN regard 20
.s.s schools OF Hall and Ferdinand town.
ships and particularly the schools o.
Ceiestine not having been conducted 10
accordance with law.
Now, Mr.. Editor, l wish TO inform
YOU. that have taught In the Celessine
school, and I'll venture 10 say That me
school OF Celestine was as lawfully con-
Quoted as any school In the county.
This ardent Catholic goes on TO say tna'
the teacher has to spend time 10 reiiei'
Ious duties to the detriment Of the chill
Idren. would like for this ardent
| Catholic to prove wherein the time spen'
IN religious duties was to the detrtmen
Of the pupils; when the services com
menced 1t half past seven and are Owe
At eight or quarter AFTER eight .. M ane
the law don't require . teacher 70 ope'
school until half past eight o'clock
Where is the time Lost, then, that I'M
ardent Catholic claims IL to the detri
ment Of the children? When ever
funeral occurs or Z marriage, and ID
teacher that plays the organ 70 oetaine'
longer than eight o'clock, ne MAKES q
the time in the evening, ana ! nay
i known him to teach half days that 2
didn't charge against the townsnip . =
and then We are to be ridiculed and o
cused OF defrauding the county Of y
funds, BY an ardent Catholic!
4 Now. Mr.. Editor. these are facts, On
If there is man in the district that ~
cav otherwise than what have eais
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Cxr.xsrlxE. Ixp.. March -, Iee6.
G. Doane, Chairman Dubois Co. Dem
ocraiic Central Committee.
DrAn S,R Having been summoned
lto attend the u. 3. District Court q 81
snsville. Ind. April 5. - . Juror, under
penalty for falling 20 attend. ! Will not
h Be q the County Convention q Hun
|tingburg. April 9. which ] very. much
regret. have secured the services o
Capt. John J. Alles. 10 oct 10 my place
both days. the 9Th and 9Th Of April next
and most respectfully ask be be accord
I'd the same voice and respect - wouls
be given me. were present 10 person
en-, most respectfully. yours,
w. wv. KENDALL,
4 Democratic Central Commisteeman 2
Hall township.
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n.&>ers, nsshsss q 80 alsv ysss u>sls tasllso
= ss6Ss = vnl skss hssvll eesski 2 = yess 1rse
sisss "a sssss = y ysssss.s I've q 49,. 49,
Sss1'ss II, - dsic<ssi = aks H. ga ul, asP ~
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sJe6srson township having been d.
vided into two precincts since ne 49,
election the committeeman o. that
toWnshlp will divide ~ delegates equita-
bly, between The precIncte.
TIE Chairman Of The Committee VII!
~ 4 GoIRer's hall q 10 o'clock On April
ca y rscsivs reports q township con-
esvcrsl public speakers have been r.
|vi6oa end ~ public goeorally are invi'
lea % b present % The oeoerneen =
Q. DOANR Chairman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

PSunday night Was 90 very da!t
and muddy that the lamp owners could
not find the lamp posts, % they did MOI
light any or their lamps, and several per
sons fell into the mud. However, they
viii make up for this during moonlight
nights then they will have their lamp!
Tit. Inconsistency, thou art . jewell
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iron account Of the election this
year, the Township Trustees will report
Inc enumeration Of children on Tnurs-
day, April 9Th, instead Of Nay lst'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26
BLACKSMITH SHOP


rs prepared It her shop % exs s,uS'
u prom ptly Ill kinds Of blachsm,'n a,ooS
err - the best Of material and guVs !
Worimen, and will endeavor 70 me'r IA
share 81 patronage. Also, for sale NJ ~
|ccicbrsted CLIPPER HARvESIlNs
MACHINES. MRS. Rosa UAs
April ID, V5-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs have been issued
to the following parties since our lat
report:
George Angerer and Nag Schiller.
Isaac NJ. Dougan and Jane Wood.
Charles Dieckman and Louisa Gasscr'
Jesse Goodwin and Eta Bartl.
WIN. l.. Taylor and Laura A. Tower
George Allen and Sally Trent.
John B. Slater and Mary Ferguson.
JAS. r. Cato and Charlotte u. Murray
Arnold Taylor and Annie Haskins.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

pr. ysckson's Penetrating LinmenI Keep m's 80
I.shIe remedy % hand IN case - accident. esvc
.s.p ~ relief and 70 certain for rheumasms ~
srs burns cuts bruises scats; for horses " eau
Il he's 20 equal $ css - ets. end " per oests
ale By Mehriogef Bros. 49,
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Let there be general rally Of DUBOIS
Democrats, and . hearty welcome ~ ~
vocates OF the peoples rights.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

0rMr. "A. N. Sweeney does not 10.
tend holding I Normal school this sum.
mer. He states this In reply 70 several
letter. he has received on the question
Ana recon- mends the schools now being
Taught III Jasper, Huntingburg ana Ire
land q affording ample opportunitle'
for teachers wishing 70 advance tnem
selves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

Has responded 10 the invitation o. me
Democrats County Committee, and VIII
address the Democracy at Hununx-
hnrv on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

eHIIOHss vlrAIIzER what you need for Ccnsti'
nation Loss o. Appetite. Disxiness. and al symptcm
q Dyspepsia. Price 10 and % Genus per bottle ses'
~ uehringer Bros.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

FIRST IN THE FIELD We this week
Announce Mr.. James E. Spurlock % :
candidate for County Auditor. AZ
comes out thus early he says to give bis
friends / p all the time they want to talk
about him. and tell whatever tales they
choose, and give him chance to correct
snv errors which may be made. he
served the county four years - Treas
urer, and consequently IL known q
every taxpayer in 1t, without any IN
PRODUCTION from Us. His experience q
Treasurer would certainly be On advan
taee in properly discharging the dutie'
OF County Auditor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

QnThe sEquinoctial" came last sat
urday with vim, heavy wind, accom-
panied BY rain. making things creak'
The board roof was blown from the IN
fInished stone work on the tower q tne
Catholic church, and some OF 4 faillne
On Tie root Of the church is said 70 NAYS
broken some Of the stating. The vino
shifted 10 the North In the night ane
Sunday morning the ground pore
vhite mantle Of snow, and the westne
continues cooler since.
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Dr. Jackscn's Indian Eye eavs - certain. 80 -
e0lcacious remedy for Unframed. weak Or granoiate
core eyes. Cooling and soothing IN its enecss
arousss the secretion opsus the tear ducts and strength
ems and restores the failing eye sight Price - cent
per boz Sold b. Mehringer Bros. ~
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INV FrRM.--We ere informed that :
rew Arm 4 talked or In Madison town
ship which II completed will deprive the
township Of two prominent cit'.ens-.'
Il isproposed they will 90 business =
Dakota. DR.. Thomas J. Harris - 70 prec
tlce biz profession, while M: !. a
Green will solicit o On undertaken
They would make strong team.
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orThe fight between labor and cap
,tsl eeems to have begun in the strikes
AGAINST Gould's monopoly. u is 10 De
hoped the Knights Of Labor are now
stropR enough to enforce all reasonable
demands or destroy his ill-gotten wealth;
No man has . right to acquire ana
hold millions Of wealth in the United
States for his own selfish purposes,
ana ! total destruction Of such wealth
IL better than its monopoly. ms may
sound like communism, but the masse,
Are coming to that point speedily, and
capitalists will fare better II they recog'
pize that fact. "vox Populi, Vox DEL
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~Mr. Frank Senninger's horses ana
wscon were standing on the Public
Go1are Monday, unattended, when the
Tam became frightened and ran out 6th
ssrset - Anderson, down Anderson 70
An, and down 4th to Main, and out
Main across the railroad into the Hun
fi1qburg road, which they followed IoI
about three miles, when the horses 80
into I fence corner and stopped, without
injury TO team or the wagon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

orMr. WIN. MoenkhAus, Of Hun
tineburR. was buggy riding Saturday
vhen ia horse frightened ct an incom'
mo train, and became uumanageaole
turning over the buggy ana tnrowlns
Mr.. Moenkhaus out. His head struc.
he railroad track, fracturing his skull!
Ana otherwise bruising him % his nf'
We despaired Of for time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-03-26

PRoIIyIc.-Mrs. Martha Conrad, VIC
- Henry Conrad, Of Columbia township
lat veek raye birth to four children In
one dsy. three girls and one boy. She
Va Attended By Mrs. n. =. Proctor
midwife OF Ellsworth, and al four chit
dren were born alive, but did not i've
mi few hours. They were buried -
ana conn on Wednesday Of last week
q Union Valley grave yard.
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Notice 70 Hou0o Carpenters.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the nm
~ dersigned County Commissioners.
By order Of the County Board, VII! Ies
& public outcry q The Poor Asylum
farm Of Dubois county, on
SATURDAY, APRIL l0sb, 1855,
betveen the hours Of one and fouu
O'Clock D. %. on said day, The building
|oe barn for said Poor Asylum, - ~
leo feet IN size.
The material for the barn Will oil D
Furnished b. the county % the erouno
The plans and specification may q
seen & The County Audit0r's once.
The right 70 reject my bios y e
servcd.
The successful bidder will b require!
la All a acceptable bond for The fulhll
lment Of bic contract.
W. G. Bsl11Arr, Com'r.
March u. loe0-6w.