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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26


The Eve Is lively as usual, but the bad
weather Il coming In an the roads will
soon be- 80 that transfers will have 10
stop hauling.
Health j. generally good, but y not to
be wondered AZ. when We consider that
nirdseye is situated entirely above the
CHILL LINE. is territory j. undusaiing
enough TO prevent the water from accu-
muiating and thereby becoming stag
nant: The city Marshal j. diligent
enough 10 keep every thing clean; aud
the water used is principally cistern
water and therefore wholesome. The
whisky. 100. j. perfectly pure, that u II
one could separate II from the water that
he put Into Il. With all these things
liaken il consideration, this can be moth
linz Int 4 healthy locality, n u really y.
Besides being = healthy point. Brdseye
has good assortment Of merchants, me-
lchanics and buildings for the accommo-
ldafion az every body. There is fine
church, good scllool-house. four black
smiths. three wagonmakers, three large
general stores, two drug stores, two res
liauranfs. three saloons, one miller, one
matchmaker, one livery aud feed stable
two large FRkE stables. five doctors, one
postoflice, q number OF postmasters I'M
known or uncertain, two barber shops
one tin shop. one painter, three car
pcnfcrs. no houses 10 rent, etc, etc ~
fact We haye here all that MIR. Barlow
would desire 10 make up new colony
Brdse,e is much ahead Of any Other
point on the Al. Linc between New
Albany and iunIingbnrg. iet ny
would be good point for dentist,
.,one-mason, and a coal digger or two
AZ there are several mines nesr here ina
want opening. a new depot win
might operator in II would be very desi
rabic IN our town.
4 But what Il the matter with The ssdr
walks that were 10 be built by the you
Of Noyomber? Have the people forgot
ten the order Of the town board or "a
that honorable body heightened ne time
There are some indications Of wed
ding taking place here before 9rea
while. Some tall young man went =
the CITY OF Louisville last week. ana y 7
rnmorcd that he went 70 ges some Wen
ding suits How IL that, ThomF VII
yon get there?
Our miller Il doing . good business
he il an honest man and people who pal
ronize him will have no cause 10 regre
Il. u
Mr.. and Mrs. McNab, Mr.. Zimsner'
father and mother-in.law. came aday o.
two ago, 10 spend thu winter with MIS-
Zimmer and Mrs. Will Koerner. thei
daughters. JEENs HAIRS.
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On Monday night. about II o'clock the
fan barn of hon. w. A. Traylor. on his
farm In Madison township, was set on
fire aud sotsllv consumed. together with
ali it's contents. involving loss of prob
ably $4,000. on which was an insurance
in The Efna. OF Hartford. for 81 O0O.
The harm was on adjoining farms e
Mr. Elijah Hobbs, whose barn wa
burned last week, and Indicates thai
some rascal Of very destructive turn !"
mind. IL loose in that locality. \ 'e'e
gram was Immediately sent 70 Princeton
10 secure the services Of b,oodhounls q
track The iucendiary, but they coulf
not be obtained, and there i no clue e
the rascal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

PERSONAL. Prosecutor }. i, Brctz Y
attending court at Petersburg this week
The Ashby murder trial was set down
for this week az that court
Mrs. T.ysle. with beard as heavy ~
that Of the most hirsute man, left oveI
the Air Line this morning for jasper
She was sent 10 that town BY the Trustee
OF JrfFersonvillc township. Her beard
was several inches long. - N. A. Ledger
Father Basil, or ~. Anthony. Dnbois
county, arrived In the city last night and
l. the guest Of Father Faller, East Eight
strcet.-N. A. Ledger.
Mrs. Stiefvater. Of Louisville, was y
Jasper this week, attending the wedding
81 her daughter. She was The guest Q
che family Of County Auditor Schulz
wlacb"r while here.
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Tz~The sale by the Town Marshal on
last Friday Of the contract for building
pavemenss 10 Jasper was not LARGELY at
sended. The building Of the no feet o.
eight foot pavement in front Of Mr' y
Buettner's lot on 7Ih street. was struck
ntf to Mr.. Michael sweeney ~ s75
There we're no bidders for the 10 foot
psvemeuss In front OF hrans lots on
Main street. aud after the settlement ~
january Circuit Court Of the ininmc-
fion .ni'. the Town Trustees will rroha.
nv order Ihe Marshal 20 build those
Cniyvns should have pride enough q
nut down good pavemcni-.
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7. r. HARRIS, Sec

,rrDr C. X. Ellis, one Of the first
veteirnsry surgeons IN the Unitea States
will deliver 4 free lecture ia front of the
Court House. ia Jasper, Saturday Nov.
az. ~ the afternoon. commencing Mt ! o.
clock whore he will perform any sur
gical operation that may be brought 70
him. lie will also treat all classes OF
disease Doctor Ellis has operated o..
thousands OF horses in the Y. >, aud
warrants satisfaction IL all cases. Par.
ties who have diseased horses are invited
20 bring them in for examinations
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Mr.. y Hames. of the Chicago snd In
diana Coal Road, who has been down 10
CrAwfo county bnying 900 car loads Of
cross ties for :.;r ro.s.psnv, :eft over the
.sMonon" route this morning for CHI
cago. n A. Ledger.
\ This GOAL road Il another 81 tho enter
prlses which expects eventually 20 strike
Tor the Ohio river via Jasper. and would
be heartily welcomed bv our people. -
Il. would give us direct connection
with Chicago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

AvOuCF y hereby given % the citisens a Jasper
~ and haiuhrhxe township Dubois county sinfssnA
that the underrir a viii apply 70 'As Board ~ ccuny
l~sr under the provisions 81 an Act entitled An Asf
"a rernla~ and license The sale u srirfnou<. vtnous
ma mali ana other Intoxicating Nqnrrs n limit fhs
~, re- "a Ne a. arred hy cities Ard towns xnd 70
repeal III former fenasing The sale q Intoxicating
iiauors and al lass and parts u lAss coming 70 eo-
Met With the prcvisosss ~ ttls act prescribing ren-
nties Tor the violation thereof snd declaring A. eer.
xun<y" passed ~ thu Legislature " ind'sns NJ 40
20 license sell spir'tupns haucrs, IN qusniif< ~
..s far term of oas year. The precise Icrsicn sher,
n. desires 40 sell II ~ hs honss and <fd btinx npof
lufs Ncs is and ~ n knntmks Aitifinl q rf ter
Of Jasper Dubois county. lnsiAna -
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r. j. Atkins. Chief Of Police, Knox.
vile. Tenn writes My family and
are bemefcisties Of yonr most excellent
medicine. nr Kings New Discovery f"s
having found II % be ail
that YOU claim for H. desire 70 testify q
It's virtue. My friends 10 whom have
recommended K, praise II Al every op
Iportunity."
Dr. Kings New Discovery sor Tom
lsumpiio" j. guaranteed 20 cure Coughs
Colds, I:rnnrhitis. Asthma. Group ans
every affection OF Throat. Chest ant
Lungs. Trial bottles Free At Mehringe
Bros. Drug Store. Large size 81.
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| would respectfully inform tho peo-
ple 81 Dubois county, that from this date
will keep on hsnd all kinds Of liquors
which will sell for ca.h or exchange
for country produce. IL all cases no
less than one quart will be sold NJ
limo. JosEPH BucnAKT.
Jasper, Ind, Nov 10. 1886 81.
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NorroE TO DRuGGisvs AND STohs-
xrrprns. I guarantee Shriner's Indian
yermifnge to destroy and expel worms
from The human body. where they exist
II used according 80 the directions. You
arc authorized 10 sell II on the above
conditions. David 4. Fouiz, Proprietor,
Baltimore Nd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

NJ. ,. II. Norris. N old resident Of
Iiosne. Ga. says. that ~ bod been badly
srou hled With kidney Complaint for :
great MANY years and VITA Erzema sos
three wears: a times could scarcely
walk and had tried many remedies With
out h~nefit. until Ne hogan taking Elec.
trio niisers and amounting biz hands and
fret with Bncklcn'< Arnica SsIve. This
treasmens afforded him great relief and
he sisongly recommends E'ecsric Bisser'
"a al Who suGer with Kidney Com.
plsiass. a. mead Blood Puri6er. Sold
bv Mehringor bro<-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Deputy District Grand Master, X.
or L.. Instantly Killed.

Mr. Patrick McAsla,n~. deputy grand
master Knights Of I4ahor ~ this district
living Al Washington. Ind. was killed
Monday afternoon NJ Montgomery. a
small town near Washington. tie wa'
walking through az entry, ~ his mines
when some one who had drilled hole
10 tire shot, set his squib just In time
10 catch Mr.. McAdams rs he entered
Ills cad was literally blown 90 pieces
Mr.. McAdams presided over the district
convention OF the X OF l.. that was held
here = short time ngo and was well aud
favorabIy known in this city. tie leaves
"a large family Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Nrw FIRM. The law card Of Trippet
8 Dillon appears In another column.
These attorneys have formed partner
Mn and will be- found over the Post
Once. They are each we'll known "a
our people as thoroughly competent ana
energetic, and ihry will make strong
firm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

There will be sunday school enter
tainmemt ~ The Lennon church on The
aivht Of tie 2s,h 81 Dec. 1856 Aunt
tance. Adults IL cents; children over
I've. 10 cents. All are cordially invites
y attend. Dy order Of Committee.
CLAY LENNON, Chairman.
VaRRrs sec
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

The Brsr SxLyK IL the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. UIccrs, Salt Rheum. Fe-
yer Sores. letter. Clsapped Hands. Chill
blains. Corns. and I'll Skin Eruptions'
aud positively cures piles. or mo pay r.
quired. Ills guaranteed 70 give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
rs cents per box. For sale By Mehringe'
Bros. jasper.
Nov. 9th. B6.--iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Double, double. toll and trouble"
When winter comes how coughs do
trouble:
Winters blasts you need not fear.
Ifyou keep Certain Cough Cure a.
ways near,
Cures coughs and colds and kindred ills
Aud saves the people doctor bills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

MARRIED. on Tuesday morning Nov
al II =: iu-eph's church in Jasper, by
Rev. T.. Fiei~ Maute, Mr.. JoHx W
KuERLFR. OF Jasper. and Miss MARY
STuEryArsR. Of louisville. Ky.
Also, II the same time, and place, Mr
john nuPrs and Miss MARY BLEssiSaER
both Of this township.
The Courier joins in the general wish
OF large circle Of friends Of these Young
folks. that lhoy may have long lIves Of
gentle happiness aud love, and never re-
greet the most important step Of theil
young lives. On the night Of the we'd
ding both couples joined In reception
ana dance at KunkcI's hall, which wa'
largely attended and enjoyed By tn
young society folks from miles around
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26
COURIER,

Thanksgiving DAY was not very e.
tensiyeiy observed ~ Jasper.
rrLeo r. Spayd. a. Jssper. has the
,,iyyest stove store ~ The county. Aft
i,has. y. Schmidt. leading band man
aud mu &c dealer Of Evansville. died FRI
day last.
Ds. McCIure's majority ~ Clarke
.,.nntv- for senator. was increased sis
votes ~ the recount which Terminated
a. Jefferson willie Monday night a. IL q
clock. This mshes his majority 80 tl's
Senatorial dis'rici eight Instead OF I've
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

~ See the advertisement Of Mr.. John
~ Melchior's family grocery IN this pm
,,er. lie has nice stock Of fresh goods,
ellis al small profit. and customers are
treated librrniIy, fairly and honestly
Give him n call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

0-rAttentlon y directed 70 the adyer.
tisrments OF Notice TO Hunters and
TespassSrs 10 another column. The
lands described embrace some Of the
best hunting grounds In this locality,
and our hunters will have to be careful
or their fines will cost them more than
the game Il worth. The prohibition on
the part OF these land owners has been
brought about by gross abuse Of priv
ileges Hospitality granted by them near.
~ all Of them having lost fruit, had their
fences thrown down. AMI stock straycd
Of, and some by the theft of other arti-
cles. Mr.. Geo. Breitwieser informs u
that on last SUNDAY some hunters nc sup
poses entered his smoke house and car.
ried of nearly 100 pounds Of meat. and
he says now the "fun" must stop, o.
some one win be sued.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

rrCook stoves. heating stoves. ffa
c,ay flues. IRE hriek. CRATES with fcnders
..o,uplcteJ, jamb gsa,es. the boss Buck
ave force pump. chain pnmps, gathering
ana spouting. all 10 be had a J.. Y
Snaxd'a, Jasper. al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26
IcHARLEa FRANCIS ADAMS

The Third &Ou NJ Ex.reessoeos
John QstHcy Adams Dies -
Boston.
BosToS. Nov 22 Hon. Charles Fran
Gle Adams died Al 8 30 SUNDAY morning
II his residence on NJ. Vernon street
lie was horn In Bosion August Is. 1907
and graduated from Harvard in 1870. "
|i8f8 10 Mas = candids'e Tor vice pres'
|'sns an the Free Soil ticket headed bs
Martin Vsn hnren lie served nv
terms n the Massachusetts Legislature
aud two terms 10 The National congress
In 1861 President Lincoln appointed hin
minister 10 England. being relieved u
Ils6s. lie was u member Of the board 81
Isrhisraiors al the Aiabams claims and -
1876 the Democratic candidate for gov
Iernor OF Massachusetts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

1y Ladies' who want fashiouAble aud
good fitting cloak or short wrap, viii
find q stock 81 several hundred 10 select
Ilroui nj >. kuehior's.
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N. @. ID. WARxER. ~ Kind Sir-I re-
ceived the bottle OF White Wine OF IT,
syrup you sent me, aud have used Y
and viii say / think Il cannot he exceliot
a. q throat remedy. Az least ! have
never tried anything that seemed TO re
lIcve and benefit me as that did.
Yours fraiernslly.
IsEv. II. f. Beavers,
Pastor N. r. Church, Pcrche, Mo-
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oIThe biggese sssevlment % ohe
beet snskes ~ cork snd healing stoves
you will md q l. ,. Spayds, q Iow
prices. l-u
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a (omscicu tioua Minister,

DEAR STA: Having tried your White
Wine ~ Tar Syrup, ! believe u 20 be 81
excellent medicine. aud can conscien
tiouslv recommend tito others.
Respectfully yours.
Rev. VIZ STEVENSON.
Al KingsvilIe. No.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-06-20
Weather ana Crops.

The storm of Thursday did consid-
efable damage 10 the growing crops
on Bayou DeSiard and on the Island,
Al Johnson's p. o., on the Bayou, the
rain water in the fields stood three
feet deep. On Capt. Theobaid's place
in the Island tho cotton plants were
blown and beaten down by vio!en,
hailstorm. The corn crop is almost
ruined, having been broken down and
in consequence short corn crop in
that section will be made, which will
fall heavily ON the planters, who but
few days ago were hopeful for "a boun-
tiful yield, but whose hopes have now
departed aud they are cons. quently
gloomy.
On the Logan place and others on
the bayou the corn is laying down and
will prove an almost entire failure. Ii
is predicted that no, more than half OF
a corn crop will be made.
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GRAIN AND :PRovIsIoNs

Flour, steady. Choice. $500 Fancy. Aloe
dull, mixed. Acc, white, 4s05ec
s7xc. Corn meal quiet, s225. Hay steady
prime, VA Goals choice. SIG u0(lel7 90. ard
dull, refined tierce. So. Bulk meats
clear rib sides, 5 20: Bacon firm, shoulders.
41Sc. long clear sides, 6.l0c clear rib sides.
=. 40c. Hainschoice sugar cured. lO5aQ5lo34c.
Whisky steady $1,000 .25. Coffee, good de-
dull, open kettle,-- choice, $3.50 strictly,
prime 51sS5H fully fair, sos Lie good fair
4Ss, to so good common, 4 l-2; COM
ga rpsnula,e Se Off e siari
tied &c choice white, Csc, Oft viii e. 55sc
greywhite, I-l6c: prime yellow clarified
Or "a, cioice yslioW clarified. ~ OF
Molasses dun, open kettle, choice. zoe;
strictly prime, $40 good prime, 30932c
prime, 2O@22c, good fair, l7Dlsc, fair, Is
@i6c. good common, IA. centrifugal, good
10000. Rice duh. ordinary to prime.
38i}sc. Bran steady, at 60c. Cotton
seed oil, prime. crude new. 2o14@2l,se re-
mss, %: aoe 0 Pork QUIET. s g. sase i9'Ae'''
ST. LOUIS.
Flour steady, xxx, S2.6o92.7o. family
= s50ass, choice to extra fancy. sss5ss
rcd Fall. 76>4c cash. Corn weak, No. 2
mixed, Size cash. Oats, firm. No. 2
i ooa5s s0e cash Hay aes prairie
easy, firm, mill, soc; east track. 46@47c
Corn meal firm, $500 Pork, steady,
$500 for old, and $l.a5 for new. Lard.
steady, 5.75c. Bulk meats, shoulders
1920. long clear sides. 5.s0c., short rib, S 40;
long clear, .25c; short rib, 5.a596 so. short
clear ear 5saS:soc: Boxed lots 81; shoulders y,
sides, 5.3505.45c; short clear, 5..55c
Whisky steady, $i.10
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For the Benefit of the Library.
Monroe, La, June 10, 1886

Monroe, La, June 10, 1856
Hon. Lewis D. Allen, Jr., Monroe, La: q,
Dear Sir-Havfng noticed the sug-
gestiou set forth in the DAILY TET.E-
GRAPH relative TO giving an enters
tainment for the benefit of the public
library, we have concluded that the
suggestion is good one and have
therefore decided to accept it, provided
that our friends will aid us in the
matter Of getting the use of the Opera
House at slight cost or none at all,
the consideration with us being that
for tho first entertainment we are 10
receive one-haif the receipts, the
balance to go To the credit of tho
Library. II you will kindly assist us
in working this up, we shall endeavor
to- present creditable programme.
Very respectfully,
A. w. KELLER,
General Manager.
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A LOUISIANA FARMER.

Opelousas CourierD
A few days ago, our CID friend,
Theodule Daigle of Church Point,
killed Il hog that weighed 700 lbs. net
and yielded 80 gallons of lard. Now,
these ore no extraordinary figures
with him, because 1t is conceded he is
one Of the best farmers n Me parish,
always making boantifal corn crops,
besides his full quota of cotton, and
when you visit his hospitable resi-
dence you will notice. that horses,
work oxen, and cattle are all fat, and
know absolutely nothing about the
scarcity of grass or the pinching Of
hunger. He always has corn to sell,
and having plenty of hogs we doubt
not that he also has plenty of lard aud
butter for the market. When you sit
down to his table you will find it gems
erously gernished with fat Juicy, beef,
choice ham, tempting fowls, every va
riety Of vegetables, rich butter, aud
milk so sweet and palatable that il
makes your mouth water to think of
it. The best Of it, however, is that all
these things are raised on his place
are produced at home. Who says that
farming is not an independent life,
when industriously, jadiciousiy, and
systematically conducted
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For the Ouachita Telegraph
1861. JEFFERSON DAVIS. 1856

1861. JEFFERSON DAVIS. 1886
MONUMENT, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA.
Where are the hosts that round thee stood
On that eventful day of yore?
Where now the flag that DER thee waved,
Emblem OF tho hopes they bore?
On every verdant hill and plain
The green graves of that host are seen
Buried hope, faith and valor vain,
But Won ever keep their mem'ry green.
AS one who from long sleep of death,
From out tho tomb arises now,
With frosted head and shortened breath,
And wasted form and snrrowed brow.
He comes and to mighty throng,
With teeble voice, but undimmed eye,
Recalls tho dark days, sad and long,
Of those who fought--to bleed and die
Bat a holier fan than brass or stone,
BY every southern heart is seen,
II rises DER each lowly mound,
On mountain top, or valley green,
Where sleeps hero of the past.
Who died for those he loved so we'll,
These monuments will ever last,
While hands can write, or voices swell.
And honor to him who yet survives,
The wreck of all we held so dear,
They gave their faith and hope and lives,
And ace can only give tear.
J. C. Raglan.
Tai lulah, La.
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Parish of Ouachita vs.. CITY ofMonroe

= sArlSA % OustCNlC0 VS.. ClIy GfN0nrOc
In the case of the Parish of Ouachita
VS.. Mayor and City Council of Monroe,
ON appeal to the Supreme Court,
judgment of non-suit was entered.
The parish was suing the city for
damages for usurping the powers Of
the Police Jury to control the ferry at
Monroe, by establishing free ferry.
The suit was brought In the name O.;
Uriah Millsaps, president of the police
jury, under an allegation that he was
specially authorized thereto. The cour
decided that there was no evidence in
the record to show plaintiffs authority
TO stand in judgment, and as it was
essential that he prove his authority,
the action must be dismissed.
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