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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

hosds vesy 20 snd mad deep
Inc continued COLO weetner . making
ICED very sesrce'
Sam Henry smiles I'll over bic face,
and ssys IL sweet little girl.
a. ola citizen. NJ Raufhelseu. 4 dan.
gerousIv III. ana & NOT erected 70 ~.
vivs msnv dava-
rI.-. 1. 80 W ..-, ~.a.-
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n-, N 49,. .
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

oo1B CAyusDAsEa. "A ~ moro en-
oIdase: e. sovasbip o1osrs eone % he
mont THE week:
Anoee then ~. Jaooh Buresp. ~. q
|out for Trustee o. Bainbrsiss sow6shlp.
'eod - 10 he's made % excellent o(lcer.
we preeume b will have no Opponent
for the second term.
~. y. B CoGhas b also candidate
for sae eeeoad term % Trustee of Boone
tosnship' ~ Trustee we hsve not
heard o. : sIngIe complaint against his
omcisI action. yes ~ he a opponent.
snd the voeers % the toWnsklp have
cnosce oceweeu TIVE men of undoubled
character and capacity. and will have .
GOOD omeer which ever one succeedA
The Assessors once q THE wear .
very tmporlant one. The psrsos elec-
sed = April will serve four years, and
TINS year Will sppraise the real estate for
taxation which apprnIsome0s will form
the hasis for tax levies 10. The ensuimg
six wears. Voters should therefore ~
careful 20 select persons for this once
whose Judgment q 20 the value OF raj
estate b likely 70 10 just Ne general
rule can Be adopted for iss assessmems.
- farms right along side Of each other
often vary one-half In value, and town
property Il oiten worth 80 times %
much In good locality on one street a.
shc same amount Of ground on another.
and lees favored locality In the same
town. and great injustice may b done
real estate owners BY faulty appraise-
meut-
For Assessor Of Boone Up. NJ. Rich
ard = MiIburn has entered the rsce. He
u known to probably ever voter in the
township, % one Of the foremost farm
ere In Il, and has great deal Of expert
ence In regard to to the value OF real -
tate, having been frequently called upon
70 serve g Commissions 90 appraiso o.
partition real estate Of decedeuls.
For Assessor or Bainbridee township
Mr. Christie pher G. AbeIl g q
nonnced. he 10 . farmer, born On 81
farm and always followed Il. and - such
= able TO judge fairly Of the value OIL
land.
Mr.. Joseph LechDer d also announced
Tor Assessor Of cambridge Up. He vel
liso born and raised on farm, and m
u few years ago. when b had The
70 lose HE right arm IN oil
'ane mill. he followed that occupstion.
md yet lives on farm, although be 4
;eeps . saloon.
And -stilI there's moro 70 follow RI
Only 81 for snouscement
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NOTICE!

NOTICE % hereby given that tho
49, Town ~ Jasper has BY the President
Of the Board Of Trustees Of said town.
Issued eighteen bonda Of the denomins :
tion Of ono hundred dollars each; that
aid bonds ere now for sale, and can b
had q The Treasurer or Clerk Office in
said town.
BY order OF the Board.
JAcoB 0osNAx, Clerk
Tsb. 10, lses Sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

The whsss % Dsbols county he bssn
damaged coaeldssably b. he froesoa,
but e q 800 believed not - sesloosly
- expected. The dsoags will probably
b $ 70 ~ pr eenl -Oakland Eater
prize.
Nobody that " know ~ u Dobols
eouney knows anything d The wheat -
Ing injured. and ~ have within twO
weeks Inquired % shrmers IRON every
locality 10 the county. All agree The
present proepect h 0ne Tor . splendid
wheat crop this yer n this county. The
March winds srs yet 70 b pssssd. how
ever.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

y nGs = ssh shss hssv>1 esuei. = d ysss drse
sisss - a. sessls q ~ Sseksass 4ssp - Lass
geu 80 v1 CAsrry. 4 VII cess ealv = cents; yoas
tss,aG IN - esliGksst . snks r. end un SOP Ne
eesge en9 suse 80 .Aseel ls.g complaint quieks
sAsa any esAsr ssssdy. osl1 ~ nshslness nrss. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

M. Enron: What . ous committee
appointed BY The central committee q
indianapolis, 20 collect tes The Hendricks
Monument fund, doingf Nothing Il
being done - understand. IL Il posi-
bic that when roll Of the couDties OF
Indiana i made, showing what esch did
1ev the great statesman. that Democratic
Dubois will have cipher 81 opposite
her neme5 For . county that did %
much for him when alive thus % eight
him 10 death IL not right. think The
State Of Indiana will mark the county
ehat % TINS ungrateful. Shall Ne GO
ebsolusely DothiOgf Something can be
done IL ue try. A DEMocRAT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

"The Oven county Democratic
Convention held q Spencer Tue 4 y
voted dowa : resoIusIon Instrucslne ~
> rc:nomination % Co.. Q. o. Netson
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

The teachers In some Of the townships
since their schools have closed repors
that the Township Institutes were not
very successful this winter. Some CAV
the trustee took no interest u them and
they we're failure in results- We re-
peat the statement that Ne made in :
former issue that trustees ought 20 hold
. teachers license, and that The Comfy
Superintendent ought to have state T.
cense- The trustees OF Jackson and Fer
dinand townships are the only ones
Who were teachers, among our present
Board Of Education. We are informed
that In dve yeAra and even longer than
that the teachers Of Ferdinand township
have not missed : single Tow nship In
stitute. The schools and apparatus In
that tow nship are said TO be in splen-
did condition. and they have long terms
Of school. This may Be accounted for
when we can say that Ferdinand town
ship has never had trustee IN the last
twenty-five years but who held teach
er's license aud va = practical teacher.
IL looks natural that = teacher ought to-
understand the wants OF teachers. and
IN the position Of trustee could further
the cause Of education Doctors choose
> doctor 70 preside over their meetings Il
mii.ers select : miller q their chief o.
ficer; courts demand : lswyer for
judge; but the cause Of education and
teaching is not 90 favored Why not n
I'm i Be remedied? Where Il can Be.
|et Il be done Let the next Legislature
see that u receives proper attention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

Hon. d. +. Liuegar. 10 DECD. Dave
We horn IN Spencer county, Ind. He
commenced life q school teacher. and
mot liking the occupation. be moved 70
Isnckport. who're be followed the profes.
sion Of Law, and also became . nealous
6Dliiician. Mr.. LinegaF &as : man az
Due natural sbililies, and (as moro than
ehe peer Of Logan. whom be often
dowDed 10 political debate. n. Z. Was
. state senator fro0 the Cairo district,
IlIisois. q the iisne Of bic death. w
simoss knew him - . brother; bsster -
: friend.
he - . srholsr. - rips ssd sssd one:
EDessGinG viss. faiv spoken 80 psrsaading;
isfy snd Sur 70 the1 thar io~s1 hin nos
81 = thoss - che ssagAt him rvsst - sunmef.
lHuntinossrg Endspsodsns-
sScboIasv nothing. We believe IN &C.
cnrding The dead III honor due. but 10
call Dsve Linegar scholar u extremely
ridieuIOuk. We -sel mp ton much type
sfter his maBuscvipt u 1857 not -
know better. He couldn't write two
consecutive sentences either grammaeic-
ally o. oSthographicaIly correct, (peace
90 HE asbes,) - every printer know
that ever ~ type for him Dui he was
: fighter, end sharp q small tricks, and
thai was III there wss h him. Jour
printers made bic reputation for him. b.
correcting his glasing nistakes and
clothing bic Idees IN decent English.
which Re could not have done u his life
depended On r. Give hoEor g he jour
printefo. M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

@The Signal this week advertises
sixteen tracts Of real estate Tor sale ~
ne County Auditor Tor the beno6t 81 the
school Fund. On account Of 6efan y N
payment 81 interest
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

%Washingto9's birthday W. very
generally celebrated this year, By Amer
leans al over the world. Let % hone
that recalling HE graod character may
ssimulate the growth OF that honesty
and honor, both political and moral, Tor
which Al HE known acts ere noted, and
~ which bic conduct % life SCENE 10
have been ever Influenced. Il presents
: g'.ring centTast 70 The rascality IL pub
lie Affairs or the last 90 years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

Iesauidss u ~ lusy y inpsrs ssns veg valuable
.,crnstien - ~ iriends and scyusinfsncss many
q then knes he unrleassns condition under shicA
have ishovs1 . psrformns ny datiss cenascsor q
he 6ecsksa C<nlrsl railroef.
tsus nsnshs aso became s0icssd vish severe q
eck q 9heumassn and desire state hev gas Gu
rcd u tncrsaset n violsnce until could 10 Iongsr
81 - an1 cut q ~ cars without assistance.
While tbs suesriss 81 he sGoniss % this drssd ds-
nscesslsy. ves isds<st . ~ B y. THE krFRcI
wAerauLH MAGICAL. lhs1 no idss that nedieins
couId psudoce such IN eject II short time. en-
persece1s veo1srfsl cssnes before nsns half hcsis
Amer taking eeiy four betflss. and myself 20 day
sss vssdsrfsl In he case q nv vie wko vss sse ser
ribly s9rts1 wih nheunasisn. she Obtained cen
pisss RELIEF and perfect restoration health alter a.
king The sane nunber q bottles ! all
tske uuch pleasure ID recomnsudins D. D. ~ % NJ
friends - u98I-CLAo8. I refer 70 NJ. y erhDsdi,
kss.tc Atlanta. ssd . C. = = Agent. Ascos
1T GOODMAN.
ceodocsor Csntral = n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

The cass Of Oscar Baldwin asalnst the
3. , =. 4. railroad for $1,000. which
80 taken from THE county 10 the Gih-
son circuit court on application OF ths
rsilrnad company, a(tes having been
fought ever since Wednesday last, 20
given % The jury yesterday afternoon
Who amer being out until IS returned
: verdict or 90 966
The accident By which Baldwin wsa
20 terribly wounded happened u she
wards Of the company IN ihis city while
be wss swischine cars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

The resignation Of Mr.. James s. Clark.
General Passenger Agent OF the l., 3.
. 81 l.. Air Line. - heretofore stated.
takes effect March I. There are various
surmises among local railroad men q 20
ne probable successor. end The name OF
that energetic young man, Murray KEEL
YER who he's many friends 10 IndIaDsp-
oils hes been mentioned in connection
with the place. Mr.. Keller Was Gener-
q Passenger Agent Of the Monon when
the road wss controlled By Louisville
parties, but retired with the rest upon
ne change II The managemsnt-iDd.
Sentinel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

D.. Jsekson's Penetrating liniment Keep THE val
liable remedy hand in case % accident. "a giscsl
prompt RELIEF spf i certain for rheumat So
we're burns cuts bruises. scafs fcr horses or cattle
q hss no eqasi cts 80 es. and o. per bottle For
ale by Mehringsr Bros W-y
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@The Davies County Democrat
sent . reporter 10 interview Martin
county Democrats % TO congress;ona!
preferences Mr.. Dobbins has With
drawn from the 6eld. and will Be can.
didate for nomination for Senator from
Martin and Davies counties. He r.
vors O'Neai! for Congress. The Demo.
efai reports the feeling al but unaui-
nous for O'NeAII.
Among others be interviewed the FOL.
lowing will interest Dubois county
Democrats:
Uncle Joe Ackerman said: ssONeall.
Il the coming man for Congress. know
somsthing about Dubois county and /
tell yon he's solid over there
Attorney c. ~. Mears said.. .John
O'Nesil i the favorite and, think, can
easily carry Martin county,
Thomas n. Clarke, Who u The coming
man for joint Representative for Dubois
and Martin counties. said: .O'NealI. I
think. u the man. A. between him and
the ieid, ! an for O'NealI. He will car
~ this county, I believe, against I'll o.
position ~ great majority
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

YG bessss lhsa elinias 3 csiIin's Agss Curs Mere
" bfsaking IL chill u Boe su1e5ens- he nss
- removed Celltne Ague Cure ac1s directly On ths
liver - ooysb shosooaAly elsansiDg The sysssn u
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under the present prOprie-
tor the people Of Dubois
county know Il, Il has a.
ways favored every measure
which would c0nduCe 70 the
advancement OF any portion
Of the county.
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Although pssetisionss q nearly twenty yeass NJ
mothsr ineseeced as q procure b b for her. she
bed been con6net . her bed several ncnshs Nth
nhsanatsn. vhicA hsd sfubbornly resisted all he
usual remedies. within twenty -four hcurs amer cen.
neocing ,. ,. -, observed MARRIED relief eAe bss
Just ecmneaes1 Der Third bsssle end II nearly scve
- ever and kas been n The front yard uith rake in
ean1. " cleaning ~. Her improvement 10 truly Won
e. 4 zcs1ooxRRY. =. D.
Jseksoavills. Ala. April :, lsss.
Sold By Mehringer Bros., Druggisss,
jasper. Ind.
Nay esh. laGt-ly
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CHICAGO. Feb. -. The number 81
bushels Of grain In the United States and
Canada. February 20. and the increase ~
decrease compared With the previous
week. will b posted on 'ChsNge a.
morrow % follows: Wheat. 59.77l.7e7 I;
decrease. 79o-5e5. Corn. o.s75O7l: in
crease. 66e.6sO. Ossa. 9.0o9 222; increase.
1880 Rye. 69l. 500; decrease. o.549-
Barley. l.6o $50: decrease, eo.0so. The
IN Chicago elevators was
wheat. ll.63666a: corn, 27l6. S2l oats,
$50 59l rye. SIC. 500 harleg. Ia. 2Il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

SOUTHERN INDIANA TrAcHERs' Asso-
CITATION will hold its ninth annual meet
lug 81 vincennes. March Is and IS, 1856
A very interesting aud elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged, TO Be participa-
ted in By the best educators il the State.
We notice Dubois countyt Superinten-
dent, a. n Sweeney, IL to open the die
cussion on the abstract subject OF Faith
Ia Cupercentable Products.r which 10 70
be presented BY Prof. A. Tompkins, Of
DePsnw Normal. III they can arouse
any filth in ~Unpercentable Products. =
Il will Be more than ever We attempted.
a product that will not attain any per
cent j. generally worthless. We give
them this pointer beforehand.
On Friday night Ex-Governor Porter
will deliver before the Association HE
popular address on Hamilton and Jefer-
SON
There should be . large attendance OF
Dubois county teachers. - the discus-
sIons Of educational topics will unQues-
tionsbIy broaden their ideas, and better
qualify al teachers for their great and
responsible duties.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

The Democratic Central Committee Of
Dubois county viii meet q Opera Hall
in jasper. on Tuesday. March 81. 1896
~ o'clock. a full attendance Of the
committee b solicited. and al Democrats
interested will be cordially welcome
G. DOANE Chairman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-26

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Ing oha0 Any paper ~ the
coo0oy, ooG Of = BETTER and
more reliable character.
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pnnr sPrtngs. <tssnt"n. khh.n.sd. wssh-
snEs"n' bsiffsnorc. Philadelphia New Nork.
and 81 principal cities - a.. s.~t
Trains snd . have pol,m., p,,.. 60
10 Cars Between -. Louis ana Isui.siffe
N'IiCk o' kriErsrts = especially invited ten.
'ohosing advantages offered Nv his Line
THIS = TIL. sHoKr LINE TO 81. louis.
This Line ceun~cts 81 81 T~nss ar ne vrs.n rr,-s
I'D train. o. 81 rossr leading West Sor,h ~rst 80
~ trains are run S0LlD befrern Louisville .ns 81
louis For full information sonrerninr Pa 90.
Tickets, &c, call upon 81 write 10
ITO. y. EVANS. Ass'tto Presidenf.
Sa1ksS cAkk. q I. A. Louisville. kr.
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s0csctsue renedy ~ in0snsd usak o. granaisfsd
ers eyes, CesItog snd scothiug In its eGee1s u
srsesss ne sere.oa spess he duess and strength
80 40 resteses The failing eye sight pries =
pr has seh by MsAringsr bros. 80
, 1886-02-18

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, 1886-02-18

Now that there is so much talk ia re-
gard to the prospects of the Burlington Il
Missouri coming into Cheyenne, it might
be said that there is a small inducement
offered that company here, even should
there be nothing in the way Of legislation
that would prevail upon the authorities to
build this road to this city. James Tai
bot Offers to give five acres of ground and
Maj. Talbot ten, and il seems now that
some of our business men in the city are
considering the matter somewhat, and
one of them has indicated his willingness
to give 81 600 to the company outright if
the road is built to this point. Probably
by private subscription and otherwise sew
eral thousand dollars might be raised for
the purpose mentioned.
, 1886-02-18

Petitions were in circulation yesterday
for signers asking the Legislature TO me-
morialize congress for such legislation as
will enable roads of suitable width to be
opened on section lines through the terri
tory in order hat there may be no obsta-
Gle to the free and practically uninter-
rupted travel from east to west and from
north to south. 1t seems to be necessary
to memorialise congress upon this point,
as there is serious doubt as to whether
roads across the public domain can be
opened by territorial legislation merely.
, 1886-02-18
House.


Mr.. Center was the only member alb.
| sent yesterday.
Mr.. O'Brien gave notice that he will
introduce a bill to amend the act author
lzing Crook county to construct a court
house at Sundance, and subsequently, by
consent, introduced his bill.
The fish culture bill was reported favor
ably by the special committee.
The special committee appointed to in
vestigate the Douglass william Sartoris
e%ompany's relief bill reported in favor of
the bill passing without amendment. The
report was commented upon by several
members Of the house and the numerous
listeners in the lobby were evidently con
siderably Interested. The point involved
is one of veracity between Veterinary
Hopkins and Mr.. Douglas william. The
latter makes affidavit that he notified DR..
Hopkins of the temperance of Chambers
in his band of horses, and DIR. Hopkins
makes affidavit that he received no such
notification and does not believe that il
was sent him. Mr.. Summers opposed
adoption Of the special committee $ report
Mr.. Keefe thought the house ought to
receive more information than was en-
braced in a single report recommending
the passage of the bill. Mr.. Bussey,
from the committee, wanted the bill re
committed. Mr.. O'Brien also moved its
recommittal. Mr.. Seaton asked for dis
cussion in committee of the whole, and
Mr.. Kelley thought that adoption of the
committees report without farther inves-
t~igation would be an unwise precedent.
The bill was at length sent back to the
special committee.
The following bill was introduced by
Mr.. Turrill: To repeal the law entitled
IAN act to suppress and prevent the dis
semination of contagious or infectious
diseases"
The bin creating the office of attorney
general was received from the council and
read a first time.
The bill to encourage the destruction OF
badgers, gophers, prairie dogs and ground
squirrels was passed, 10 10 3.
The bin to prevent fines on the prairie
was passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The house went into committee of the
whole for consideration of the special or
der, which was Mr.. Kerr's bill to estab
lish an accident indemnity. The com
mittee recommended that it should no.
pass and the recommendation was con
Cured in.
The house again went into COMMITTEES
, 1886-02-18
The ..CommIttee of q ,,

There is to be a meeting ofthe commit
tee of twenty-one lately selected at Lii
brary hall, this evening at room No. %,
Commercial block This is the committee
or board of managers who arc to proceed
10 effect a permanent organization and
incorporation of an agricultural and live
stock association for the territory, and as
most of the committee, even those for
the western portion of the territory are at
present in Cheyenne, it is presumed that
there will be a pretty full attendance, and
also that the work of effecting a per
manent organization will to a great extent
be effected at the meeting tonight.
, 1886-02-18
THE LEGISLATURE.
A Bill TO Abolish the Office of Ter.
ritorial G%eoIogist.
The Douglas william Committee Re
port in Favor of the Bill.

Notices of the following bills were given
on the meeting Of the council yesterday
morning:
Mr.. Daley-To repeal the act establish
ing the office of territorial geologist.
Mr.. Cashin-To amend an act rcgulat-
ing insurance companies.
Mr.. Grant-To provide for ~impaneling
iuries in probate courts and for other pur-
poses.
The following bills were introduced:
Mr.. Peabody-To provide for home
steads. 1t provides for actual residence
by the homesteader, and that no mortgage
on such homestead shall be valid unless
Joined by the wife of the homestead
claimant.
The bill to amend the act incorporat-
ing the city of Cheyenne, permitting
changed the ward boundaries and levying
assessments for public improvements was
passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Granger introduced a bill to create
the office OF sealer Of weights and
measures.
The bill to encourage the destruction Of
badgers, gophers, prairie dogs, etc. was
read first time.
The bill to prevent fires ON the prairie
was read a first time. 1t obliges every
railroad running through prairie land to
keep a strip of ploughed ground on either
side OF the track.
The committee on the amendment to
the maverick bill reported the bill with an
amendment, making it obligatory to the
foreman of every round up to give notice
during the day at what place and time he
will sell the mavericks,
The council then went into committee
of the whole, Mr.. Cashin in the chair.
The bill forbiding business on Sunday was
first considered. An amendment making
the law applicable only to places of more
than 500 inhabitants was adopted and
the bill was recommended for passage.
The maverick law amendment bill was
amended as recommended in the commit
tee, and also by making the penalty 800
to 800 fine and ten to thirty days i'm
prisonment It was then recommended
for passage.
The committee rose, reported favorably
upon the bills discussed, and the report