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, 1886-04-08
city [0GnciI Proceedings.
Errom Saturdays Uai.y.J

Regular meeting " the city council
April >, 1SS6.
The common council OF the city Of
P1r; Townsend met il the court house
al 7:3j, p n.
Present - Mayor Hill, councilmen
Landes, Tibbals, Hill, Weymouth, Hast
ings and City Attorney A. l. Tcele.
Records of last meeting read and
approved.
The following bills having been
examined and approved by the finance
committee. were ordered naid:
, 1886-04-08
FOREST GRnYH, Oregon.

1 hereby certify that have used the
Oregon Kidney Tea, and obtained I'M
mediate relief. 1t is Gods blessing to
humanity. / take pleasure in recon-
mending it to the afflicted. l am now
nearly 90 years old, came to Oregon IN
1912 in the employ of the Hudson's Bay
Company, and since began using the
Oregon Kidney Tea, l enjoy good health.
DAVID MUNROE.
, 1886-04-08
The Risinq

sun should find you resolved 10 give
Ayers Sarsaparilla thorough trial. 1t
will cleanse and inyigorate your blood, and
restore the vital organs to their natural
functions. Mrs. J. d. Upham, 231 Shaw
NUT avenue, Boston, Mass, writes: " For
a number of years was troubled with In
digestion, and unable, without distress, to
take solid food. After using Ayers Sar-
sapariila one month was
, 1886-04-08
Entirely Cured"

Mrs. II. NJ. Thayer, Milton, Mass, writes
Il have been very much troubled with
torpidity of the liver, and Dyspepsia.
Ayers Sarsaparilla has cured me-" Mrs.
j. W. Bradlee, Hyde Park, Mass, writes:
Il was greatly reduced by Dyspepsia,
and was advised TO take Ayers Sarsa.
parilIa, which entirely cured me-" Mrs.
NJ. F. Hamblett, % Lawrence street,
Lowell, Mass, writes: :" L was sick two
years with stomach and liver troubles, and
obtained no relief until I took
, 1886-04-08
ED.

the Cosmopolitan Hotel
in this city, April 3, 1886. Anna,
beloved wife of Frank Ingalls,, aged 70
years, 4 months aud % days. Funeral
from the hotel tomorrow Sunday at
8 a. M. Deceased was native OF
Decatur, Ill.
, 1886-04-08
HOTEI,S
California Hotel.

Cor Washington and Adams Streets
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH TERh
This new and commOdious hotel Is now ope.
TO the public.
Good hoard and lodging will be furnished al
the following rates Per week, S5. TransieBt. 81
per DAY.
MEALS - cts. BEDS, y cts
Everything in best sfvle-
SSs- FiTst-ClGsS billiard and poUI rable.
CAPT. &. GILBERT,
Sepll-dw. PropristOi,
, 1886-04-08
MARRIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = In
Portland, Or, April l, at the residence
of Prof. o. E. Hennig, by Rev. w. ..
Holt, Gustavus Hammargran to DO
hanna Lundgren.
Mr.. Hammargren is engineer on the
steamer Goliah, and he and his bride
will make their home in Seattle.
, 1886-04-08
Real Estate Transfers.

March 3rd-J. j. Rutledge to NJ. l..
Church, lot and 3, in block 126, i'll l..
b. Hastings first addition, $3.50.
March 4th.-Masonic Lodge No. 6. to
J. Pool, lot 1913 in Laurel Grove Gene
tary, $50.
March 13th.-C. NJ. Bradshaw and wife
to a Henderson, block 93 in the city of
Port Townsend, S7G0.
March 22nd.-L. S. Stevens to B. L..
Martin, 20 acres in Sec. 4, township 80,
range l west, S75.
March 23rd.-M. j. Smith to NJ. A.
Paxton, certain piece of land contain
ing ) acres of land in Hastings donation
claim and Hussey's addition to Port
Townsend, S2,SO0.
G. Eisenbeis and wife TO F. G. Swazey,
vest half of block l In the city OF Port
TuwBsend. 81.
March 2ith.-J. Williamson and wife
to Kgle Grady, 160 acres III SEC. 81 & 81,
township % n, II. west, 81.
March 26th.-F. Albert Bartlett and
wife to a 4. Glasscock, lot in block /,
in john Bart!etts addition to Port Town
send, 500.
March 5th.-S. Hadlock TO Western
Mil Co, Hadlock's spit and Skunk Is
land, SlU0.
March 30th.-Lucinda Hastiags to
Il. Bash, block III il l.. B. Hasting's e
addition to Pert Townsend, $1,000.
March 3Ist.-J. Mast and wife to +. A,
Hans, lots 3 and 4 IN block 3, Irondals
$3.50.
, 1886-04-08

William Calhoun has moved TO Seattle
to take up his residence. His father,
DR.. G. V. Calhoun, was an old time cit
izen Of Seattle. The Doctor with his
family moved TO Laconnar several years
ago, where they have since resided.
William has accepted position with
Andrew ChiIberg in the insurance bust
ness. Wm. Calhoun is O cousin of our
prosecuting attorney.
, 1886-04-08
Hawaiian Consul.

OFFICE HAWAIIAN CONSULATE,
Port Townsend, W. T., Aug. 2S, 'S4.
LII VESSELS Bound to any of the Ports in
"A the Hawaiian Kingdom are required 10
have consular certificates of invoices ana Ger
Sfcstes of the origin of goods. All necessary
aaper5 and Information furnished on appiica.
Eon to JAMES g. SWAN,
h. II. Ms Consul, Van BOkkelen's Building,
a&w:tf Adams ST.. Port Townsend.
, 1886-04-08
The Charles Hotel,

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH. TERR.
The above house has been re-Opened in first
class style, after a thorough renovation.
No pains viii be spared to furnish the best of
meals and sleeping accommodations for gEests.
aug2J:dWtf MRs. FANNY ANDERSON.
, 1886-04-08
From Greece
Militia Out.

Topeka (Ks,), April 1. - Governor
Martin received dispatch tonight from
State Adjntant General Campbell, at
Parsons (Ks.), which says that the mob
is seemingly in the ascendency there, and
that he could not start trains without
aid. The Governor thereupoB authorized
the calling out Of the First Regiment of
the State Militia tomorrow morning, and
telegraphed General Carroll at Paola to
90 TO Parsons and take command.
, 1886-04-08
Colorado Contract.

DENVER, April 1.-The contract for
building the Colorado Capitol building
was let today to VIM. d Richardson, of
Chicago, for S93O,O00. Work will be
commenced immediately.
, 1886-04-08
Rich SILVER Mines.

DEADwooD Oak J, April 1.-The rich
est silver ore in the largest bodies ever
discovered in the United States, has
been struck in the Iron Hill mine
Much of it assays $4,000 ounces of silver
to the ton. A five foot breast has been
oDanaI
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on THE sTREET.

tor tine wofa goto The Waco steam
Laundry.
Or. Hamlet keeps toe best s..5rt-
mcut of extracts IN the .ity.
llsve your clothing .suudt.cd at
Whco steam Laundry.
Light weight c.othiug a., reduced
at sanger Bros.
Hot aud cold ia hs ataii times al
the Waco steam Laundry.
Have your prescription, filled at
Or. llaWictt, avenue drug store.
H. J. Webster \ Co.. agelt. of the
Retail Merchants Protective associa.
ton
Ia Me county cour, yesterday
I Judge Evans heard probate matters.
aUd several ea.c- were disposed of.
Retail Merchants Protective as.oci-
alton, L. T.. Webster X CO.. agents.
i95 Austin avenue.
The first "opeu boil wa, GENERALLY
admired Boy the cu.orcd people who
are anxious to again "go to the cotton
patch"
Tho iA.u Yesterday was certainly
E'oriou-. East, southeast and south
oi tic city good rain tell and our
| Farmers are greatly houctittcd hy IT,
The fret "Open boil" WAS brought
Iut" iir city Monday evening from
Mr. Iuul EOb.u,uu's farm. -iN miles
/ ul thc HrIlos. The boil wa. perfect
and D., opening wa, natural
Iougg,luc hN, given tue better sat.
l'HcuOn IN the treatment of neural.
/ gle affections than an,jhiuL else /
/ have ever u.Cd. 4. H. ~huuNay, VI.
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one Of thcmO,t singular runaway
ever 'hrouiclcd happened last even
ing Mr.. Tom llayo, drove his hurs,
audu buggy home 10 supper, and
in order 10 Ar perfectly secure drove
the horse INTO the lot aud hitchcd
him there. During the meal Mr.
Hayes heard q terrible crash and ran
out lust i'm time TO see the horse run
through the lot gate which lac had
broken down, md running through
Tie front yard, made dash fer the
lrou, fence, which he laid low. and
passing oycrit iusaic'y whit bug
~ dashed. up the street. Mr.
llayt. followed aud after some time
discovered hi horse in Cameron. X
Co.'S. lumber yard, where he had
finally freed himself from the buggy
bl MASKING it into atoms against
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GateSViIlGLiVepV
COMMERCIAL MEN
AND TRAVELLERS GENERAGLl
g3-TLRNS LlBERAL-4g
ID. w. SQUYRES.


The trn.uiuv lrIOgI for tpa,lrr-
ot,nrI on ilouluv lIrI of .G,I,.
wI.L An enrolment ~ for. INC.
There are nn,y cigh..i.,r In attend
nu.r Ilr'- hoo. conducted b.,
Prof T.. EoIyer-. of Palestine. who
Wa. here In tlr same otpncity last
summon. The school n,-cmhie- at
-..ln M. and J., dismissed At 1850.
aud hold but ono session cnch dny.
Fiy. tonic. ,,rr each dny t-.igucd to
j,r tn'h,f. solicited T.. Irai. while
."iloricn.I,r. follow m discussion.
DOL. rri... I'm. l,.terdn, Prof \. T..
llat,,r conducted a model recitation
m I,cop.auh, tie tonic being BRA.
.lJ" w,th. a iuu outline for topical
recitation. the u,,t subject taken
d. al ,..f d.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

e. prepared from 81, finest cAia.g Il. an q
o., e't remedy fHr cold on .lt. throat and
-In' l.ss-tol Asa tobacco sahs!lt4t, % fas
nu quail t'iug s0fi aud y,ci3ins 20 n, testh
'tN.!nf eui byAIii'y lux them aavurins th.
Afrt.a ahl making tHc yu.U. clear A tia.
."iF uDDs, Manufactured ly Adams ( SOM.
Sic" lYfG sold bg .il dealers i4 T,1a.
Ju-t received. fuil assortment Of
western produce, such 10. cabbage.
largo choice new potatoc-. onion..
u,. cream choc.c fancy mixed and
plain piokci- 10 barrel. and other
thing, TO lengthy to men.
iI"h, also carry % complete line Of
-ihpl aud fancy groceries. which are
sold under strict guarantee. Country
produce, such ~ chickens. egg, and
butter. AWAY Oh hand.
Oh. MILLER.
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Fine fancy hams, splendid syrup,
aud cal load of the best brands OF
hour in the market Fresh country
butter and vegetable, are made a
speciality, and liberal supply j. kept
constantly on hand NJ
W. II. MClAuGUlIN's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

Affections of the digestive ORGANS
destroy al, energy of mind aud body.
Avoid this dreadful state boy using
Morris Caschrlnc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

Dr. H. l., Palmer the surgeon spc-
cn,isL Will remain In Waco few
days He has established an office
over thc Waco Furniture Co and
will treat % few pn'icut- with chronic
troubles. Ili, operations ARE ,aid to
be VNjulo,- aud permanent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

More person, arr Affected WIthcou.
,twtuu than 100, other disease.
Morris Cn,utiuo .- t.c unN sure
.uIY
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-07-21

soda fyu 3s.i. 10 Nngosturn Hittrrs.
ImIaf's t delicious U..Hr u.i prevents Do
summer Iis. l-ys. BE .... 'l..ft.. ....i.l
NnE">turh' lI.N.fa. ..r. B.. N.
krIEI 4 -UN-
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with diligence, aud placed u strict
watch upon all the outlets from the
city. AZ Constable jenkins was re-
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NIIIMOROIS HORSE.

Adams sappota 1rln.
,su be had OF all merchants aud Is sG' III"
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>IHI.IG wOHh

ADAMS Iut't
lsaf.. chewing suu uhI nlI. legation
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adams Caramel rom
dive. satisfaction. I5 o. AMI hg A1tpy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-02
Frightful Catarrh.-Pieces Of
Bone.

For four years l have been afflicted
with . very troublesome catarrh Of the
head. So terrible has its nature been
that when blew my nose email pieces
OF bone would frequently come ont Of
nv mouth and nose. The discharge was
copious, and st times exceedingly oien-
sive. Ny blood became % impure that
my general health was greatly impaired,
with poor appetite and worse digestion.
Numerous medicines were used With
out relief, until began the use Of b. b
b.. and three bottles acted almost like
magic. Since their use not symptom
has returned, and I feel In every way
quite restored to health. I am IN ole
citizen OF Atlanta, aud refer to almost
any one living on Bntler street, ant
more particularly to DR.. L. N. Gillian
who knows Of my case.
I'm. Ma. ELIZABETH KNOTT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-02

AslArsA, Ca. January -. -.
Ymesging IRON . severe sad hong spell q ypsoo
fever discovered that the fever had settled 70 ny
rirhs leg which caused 70 swell 10 an enormous sxs
remaining % quite three yesrs. resisting Oil
small ulcer finally made its appearance little soovs
he ankle which refused 10 yield I" any and ell eAens
application and the ofAs most noted blood poison
ne ulcer continued TO snlargs frequently dischars-
Inc perhsps % much cupful Of pus o. matter
dSv The sss Of the ulcer about two inches IN oil
ameter extending TO depth near the bone A. on'
tine appeared that the hesh In all contiguous
w~uld surely become running sore. ~ ~ peeunsIy
0sbby spotted and unhealthy condition clearly indi
Gated ana e was intimstsd that might ose my iee
Nv condition becoming - critical and the ulcer en
Iarrsng 90 rapidly. ws sent for Dr. j. \. iron sc",s
vho wsde thorough sxsmination. and said sneS ~
Aesh On nv leg for six inches around the sore wou
soop slough % u not seuedied; that must hsvs -
ier bandaeed daily end commence the use OF b. -,
acted according his ipstructionss and amer unn
the second bottle the ulcer looked fresh and neaHn
ana comm healing. continued the use OF ,.
n ana 10 the great astopishmsnt and sattsincucn
mvsef ana tiends the uer continued 10 heal rapsdt
ana i nov sntir ely well and attending TO my %
sipsss e w. H. Brcsherton's store ] do not hesnss
TO recommend b b b.. wonderful speedy ana g
fectusl blood purisr. far superior to snynins s"s
freser 70 v. Il. Broshsrton. v. g. Cone. MAJOR D.
Cook, Dv Park. Dr. l. Pinson and Others o. Amans
4 Sold by Mehripger Bros, Druggist
: Jasper, Ind.
4 NAY 9Th. 1Ae6-ly.
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Oats sowing IL The talk o. The times.
G. W. Ellis u putting up : new fence.
Two dwellings ere being put up 10 the
new addition By Mr.. jacobs and DR..
Kie0her.
The mill hes been doing : good busi.
meas TILE week lots Of wheat hauled In
and oour hauled away.
The good people Of this place have
|heen praying for God 10 sink the saloon
Don't throw rocks when you live IN
glass houses. nor clubs either, - come
|one did at the saloon sfter church thu
Iother hight. A preacher should not put
|devilment 10 the people, but Goodness
Dubois 10 new town and full Of buei
ness. We hare two stores, two black
smith shops. one wagon maker chop. ont
| FIGURING mill. two saw mills. one cooper
shop, one saloon, one dentiet and thre'
doctors. The town 10 beautifully stu
ated. and has other business facilities Il
proportion.
The preacher In charge 10 holding
Iprotracted meeting In our place. y
prays for sinuers; and IL they won
1tnrn from their Sins for God 10 kill them
damn them and send them 10 hell. whcr
they belong. and some OF the brethreI
gave their hands for the came thina
Lookout Paul speaks Of wolf y
} sleeps clothing; Christ came to sav
I sinners, aud not to damn them.
} DICKENS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-02

Candidates are ripe.
Miss Emma Afford u stopping ct the
Hardin house.
Rev. N. r. Gin 10 stiIl conducting the
protrscted meeting ct Hillsboro.
Mr.. Fleming % likely to be the next
Assessor Of Madison township.
Mr.. A. and Lige Stewart have about
~ acres broke for corn.
Niss Belle Walls, Of Alfordsville, 10
living with NJ. Thomas Kellams.
Amer April s. 1885, Will Caves vii!
see that Justice 10 given to oil. Will
wants to boy good dog-he prefers
sooner--dog.
Je6. williams will begin plasterine
lDr. ncCown's new house this week
The new residence will be . credit e
Ireland.
Miss Jennie Bartl returned from Al
fordsville last Sunday. She expects 4
stay here awhile.
The feather renovstor y IN working
order. Those wanting old feather
made new bring them forth.
We noticed james e. spurlock, can
|didste for County Auditor, on the street,
Monday, shaking hands with bic man,
friends.
4 Hubbard McNshel looks very blue
what Il the matter Hubbard! Has Oh
given you the mitten2
Will Young WAS seem to start ont lss
: |Tuesday with grip in hand. Hold o.
william; next Monday Il election day
Mr.. Tip Green contemplates buiIdin
ID new house soon. Hard times but ped
I, pie will build. Harrison 4cAshel cor
|. tractor.
\ n. Ellsworth Ksllsms made Ayin
|trip TO Alfordsville last Monday. Som
young lady very attractive over tho ~
4 The cause.
! The ireland reporter to the Argr
s asks why John Colvin was not at "a
!. Slater wedding f--Ans. because job
4: b. Slater had possession.
i The Ireland mill d working Oh RICH
liz you want your own give Mr.. Norma
. u call, and be Will give You I'll yos
~ WheoS will make.
a Pum. Withsrs, o. Ystsss0uvg, wae
q Recorder Haskius' home lest WednesdG
y Inight. He gave one Of bic musical q
a ltsrtainmentS, which was good. u
z esrmsrshslm played ths French hsl
\ and Penn. sang.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to oil con-
IN cerned that the Surveyor Of Dubois
county, Indiana, will on the 9th day Of
April. A. u. 1885, proceed to run the
boundaries and establish the intermedi-
ate lines and corners Of Section Twenty.
four Gay, Township one ~ South,
Range three (3) West. All persons In
terested will govern them selves &C.
|cordingly.
April I'd, 16S6-3w'
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Notice 70 House Carpenters.

Notice 20 House Carpenters.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the ON.
IN dersigned County Commissioners,
By order Of The County Board, will Jet
e public outcry ct the Poor Asylum
farm OF Dubois county, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10th, 1886,
betveen the hours Of one and four
o'clock .. N. on said day, the building
OF : barn for said Poor Asylum, 20 BY
loo feet II size.
The material for the barn will al be
FURNISHED By the county On the ground
The plane and speci1eations may b
lseen q the Cosnty Auditors once.
The right 70 reject ssy bids y &C.
Iserved.
The successful bidder win BE- required
Ito nj a acceptable bond SOe the fslhll'
Iment Of his contract.
w. G. BRrTrArE, Com'r.
March u. lsso-sw.
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Democratic County Convention

The Democracy Of Dubois county Will
meet In delegate Convention ct Hun
tingburg. Tuesday, April 9Th. 1855, for
the purpose Of instructing delegates to
the various nominating conventions OIL
the party. In accordance with the follow. |
ing resolutions adopted BY the Demo-
cratic Central Committee Of the county Il
Resolved, That the Democratic Gen.
trail Committeeman Of each voting
precinct in the different townships Of
Dubois county, shalI. on the 9Th day OF
April 1886, at ono o'clock p. m. call .
meeting Of the Democratic voters Of his
voting precinct, TO select aud instruct
delegates TO eli the conventions to be
held, and said Committeeman shall re-
port to the chairman Of the Democratic
County Committee, at Huntingburg In
the morning Of the next day. full list
of the names Of oil delegates chosen 0y
their respective townships 70 the sev.
|eral different conventions, and also any
Instructions which may have been sdop-
tied by the township convention. In re-
gard 70 suy candidates.
The delegates chosen ct such precinct
Injecting shall also meet on the folio wing
day, April 9Th, 1886, 1T eleven o'clock .
a., ct Geiger's Hall In Huntingburg. and
: vote for the candidates in the order Of
> their prominence, and the candidate re.
ceiving majority Of the votes cast BY
Isuch delegates, shall be considered thu
, choice Of the Democracy Of the county
and the vote Of the county shall be cas-
las unit fo- such candidate, for the po
|sition to which he sspires, IN either thu
State, Congressional, Senatorial, Judi
Icial or Representative conventions.
j Each precinct shall be entitled
70 one delegate for each ffty ESQ
votes, or fraction Of twenty five (25) o.
|, over, cast for Gov. !. p. Gray 10 1884.
Resolved, also, That said precinct con
vention Of April 5th, shall chose u
.|member Of the County Central Commit
ltee, to serve for two years.
Resolved, That the delegate conven
ltion 1t Huntingburg, on April 9Th, shal
|choose the chairman OF the County Gen
ltral Committee, who shall serve for tw'
YEAR.
ltions one set Of delegates will be chose
lby each township to attend the Stat
q lconvention ct Indianapolis to nominal
n N State ticket; another cot tor the Cor
% qressioual convention Of the I'd Distric
u aud 90 on, sets for the Judicial conves
V ton 10 nominate . candidate for Pro-
J. ecutor; the Senatorial convention b
ltItween Dubois and Perry counties; Il
!, Representative convention betwee
,. Lawrence, Orange and Dubois; and Il
J. Representative convention betwee
Martin and Dubois.
Re On the basis OF votes adopted, Il
% townships will be entitled respective
y to the following number Of delegates
Id each convention:
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sHERIFF'S SALE, No. 10.

sHERIFF'S SALE, No. 10.
ny virtue Of an execution to me d.
| ID rected from the Clerk Of the Du-
lbois Circuit Court, will expose Of pub
lie sale to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 1sr DAY OF NAY
A. d. 1886,
betveen the hours of 10 O'Clock . 10.
and 4 O'Clock p. ~, Of said day, 1t the
door of the COurt-house in the town OF
jasper, Dubois County, Indiana, the
rents and profits for term not exceed.
ing seven years ofthe following described
real estate, in Dubois county, Indiana,
to-wit:
4 Part Of Lot No. forty. eight (48) In the
town Of ireland, Dubois county, particu.
larry described - foll0ws, to-wit: Com.
menciug in the center Of the street, o
the southeast corner Of said Lot No. ~
running thence north sixty-hve feet to
stake: thence west seventy feet TO
stake: thence south sixty-dve feet TO
stake: thence east seventy Sees 70 I'M
place Of beginning.
Also. part Of the south.half Of tn
north y cot quarter Of section No. twent!
|(2O), township No. one ~ south Of rang
yV i've kOy " O9ss NV - -
cribed q follows, to-wit: Commencinl
II poles and 10 links north Of the south
west corner Of the north-west quarter 9
said section No. twenty, said town an
Z range, running thence east one huEdre
] and seventy-6ve feet; thence mort
eighty feet; thence west one nunore
and seventy i've feet /; thence south eight
feet to the place Of beginning.
Androu failure to realize tho full amour
Iof Judgment, interest and costs, Will
1.-The same time and place expose at publ
|sale the fec simple Of said real estate.
Taken - the property Of Samuel
Hit, ct the suit Of Charles Ref again
Samuel N. Hit WIN. Hit and Georl
W. Hit.
Said sale will be made without any :
lief whatever from valuation or apprais
GEORGE cox.
Sheriff Dubois County.
TRAYLos HUNTER, Att'ys for Prize.
April I'd, lss6-3w. lpf $40 %
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One Of the beat thiNgs Rev. BAN Jonss
lever said h contained In The following
paragraph: THE most beautiful sight
IN the world 10 TO - family around .
lcheesful DIRE. with the head Of the family
reading from his.local newapaper, which
| be hes paid for In advance."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-02

Notice OF Final Settlement Of
E0totC.
NOTICE y hereby given 70 the credit
IN ore, heirs and legstees Of BengsI
n. Beebe, deceased, 70 appear 10 the Do
bois Civcuit Court, held 1t jasper, Indi,
sus, o. the 2esh day Of April, 1854 and
show cause II any, Why the Final Bet
Element Accounts WIKI the estate Of said
decedept should not ~ approved end
"a heiss ars noti1ed - then snd Their
make proof Of hsirship, end vssetvs tAeI
distri6utive shares.
JAnEs g. BEEBE, Admr.
J. L. BRErs, Atty.
April I'd, loos--9w.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-02

vVvHE uudarsigned, Trustee Of Columbia
j Tp., Dubois county, Ind, viii Ct
tend 20 Township business ct his resi-
dence on every Saturday, and persons
having township business 10 transact
are requested TO present II on that day Of
tho week.
The townshsp library IL kept Of the
ONCE OF the Trustee, where those entitled
|can obtain books.
Il. BURTON,
Trustee Columbia Up.
Juue 9Th. l66l-1y.
-Adyertiso in The JAsrsR CouRr1s.