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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06

Oiuiifer, melde nidt ais Siinitler i'm e1geutz
li6en Sinne be8 gSortes ;u betradten Ieieu.
anoere arbeitsrz rzatneeIesenbeiten
YittSburg, 5. apriI. - Die Sobler,
9rGber bes Speiten unb britteu yBools" be-
i1lolIen oorseferu in Sbrpots, bic ibneu
surn l. giai periprodene 3ulase bon / Sent
ii;r ben Suidel iofort 3u oerlaugeu; i'm 6aQe
Der gt.ttbepiltguns ioa NittpOd Der auS.
ftanS erfOlgen.
3ie pOt0belidreiner llniOun bebloB in
ibrar aeitern Abenb ubgsbaltenen 8elIanlm=
lung, bonn l. Ofai an eine Sertltrsuua oeS
Sa9emeliS bon 10 auf StuuOen III oers
lanQen. 3ie Stiidarbeiter iollen cine Qobn.
erb0bung uon 20 Troseut fOrOern.
AIb0np, N.:9., 5. 2lpril. - alle Sur
.llnion" Ssb1rige piefiae 3tmEler!eute, 500
0aun on Der 3abI, ftelten beute bic 9trbeit
Elm.
Serfep.@itp, I.sS., 5. GpriI. - Die
0iitslieOtr Der hieiigen nSausanfheiterz
Union" haben ibre Bliu3ip6le beHa6ri1tigt,
oaB iie 5uiinitis s. pro Gag bel ;ebnitiiuois
gem Sngepert IHO aft Stunoen am Gam
flag uellaugen meroen. llH9efdbr 3wDlf Sir
men bubeu bereits bic SorOerung bewiqtgt.
Sn SObosen bubeu bic Blumber So pro Sag
bel neun Stunoen 4rbeit 9eforSert uIo erz
hQlteH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06

0iit ben befeu Reiultateu wanote i'd &C..
gen Elm bartuddises Ragenleioen Or. Quz
9uf aOnis's hamburger Sropieu" au unO
bin iiberieu9t, baB es tein beiIeres Mittel
segeu dbnlide 4eiben sibt. - Salentin De-
9ie, gtr, 426, Sentudqfr., Suincgr SQs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06

Der 8ertb bes beriibmteu pSalOatiou.Se,
le8" 1T ourb ieine 3ublrei9en Sureu binding.
lth bepieien. gs 1T Elm nunberbares Rits
tel fiir ale GuBerli6eu Sdmer3eu, moran Die
Nenihbeit lsiOet WHb IOnet, bod pUr 20 Ste,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06
1tuSeSutotD.

Eeter8 bWr9, ga, 5. 2lpril. - Sin
entICBIider 0tOr0 lit oeben in Srunsmlt=
9ountp ans 8u9esldJt gtfommeu. 0as
Spfer 1T coS Sin0 etuer 6rau, ytamsns Utc.
gSattS, WeI9e i'm Seroabt ittbt, oa8 &srbre
den be9au9eH 3U baben. 0le IN lmei 5tiift
geidjnl'tene 2eife if al 3pei ueridicoeueu
Steuen i'm g8al0e oerftedt auigeiunOeu NOR
ben. 2te 6rau befinoet iit in Qa't, mo e5
oerloutet, boB Die 9egen fe ooriegenOeu 8ee
meiie fait telnen 3meifel an tbrer SAulo
lQiieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06
pikf's eBabnwsb-C CrOpfrR sia.t saaissH ssia#. ~
6ubncrGn9en.

Rorum ntrb trstub Semano bur o
Subueraugeu tbmer3eH leoeu, nehH maR
eine ElnIte % ermGH @ OEH Remoper- - etn
iiderss unb teinen Shmers bercttnbe5 4sttte ge9sH
Slbreraugen ur6 'ErOii6eultR baben tdHnf SB
apotbefeu uno 6ci Shubbin6ern iar 35 Gents.
8epOt: 9Ir, 49, BuItoaRaeei Nz0,
(SaGi-B)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06

pa &ttrtrt ;aufebIbar Sniten, 2as
tnrrb, Setfertett, rnt3lnOsten ReBI.
fopt 2Gftbma, Gronp naO aae st6.
rttnaen Oct sttbmttnas orsaae.
seiuen ItmOernOea GiaHuB auf Sf, ans,auTt,S
len G,bmunssOrsone UerOont er osn ptrf,sm4su
bsfanntsn 9ruftmitteIa. IS fnO Di.I,s 5oupt.
faaHt Der Sont8 Der SotebouaopH ,psnua
0erbunOen nit abtes 8aIiamea ob,r salus o,
StEeao. Nebsn oisfen entBar er fanf tpsItere bos
taniIas @Iements, UsIas Ot, gstrtfamtstt b..
oruteuo OerItarfen.
7teientsen, ~eI@e sales SoneS Of Sore.
bouuo uno Ear eebraud,eu, psrftd5srn, bas ,r in
auen Sduen punOsrbar betLeao wirFt, no 81,
Gtbmun9sOr8ans ougegriFen itnb, uub Sas Jstas
RStrfuns eiae unsemeta raIdje it, 81 eutSan
blrtaus Iitts, mas benz Vaassn uabtbeuia I,tu
tonRts, bat stnsn auBerit anGEHebmen9eIdlma9
unb pr0 gu stnsm greifs Oertauft, pelb,r es |,Eba
8enisHt8sn nit b,itgantttn RneIn ,rmoaIibt, bel.
fen Bo5I5otsn t5siItaftjs su perS,n.
Gin Suitcn tonn in paTenOsr gB,if, uIs bsr gor.
ldufsr Osr StDin6iut,eiue ayanibs, fir b,r,n ab.
penOung Sales SoasB of SorebOuno unO 1as
Oas bette gttteI TT, bessttnsi UcrOsn. DesSalS
Outs man oua 'cine Rtnuts periaumsu, otsIss
Fdere Spcctfteum etuIuusbmea.
RinOera TT sr, wenn fie BON Group oosr Rsaa.
bufsu Ssfagen porosn, Oura isine liuosruosu
GtssnfdafteH iebr aie1ItdI.
gsstfs: 25, 80 Gents unO 81 bic gIaIa,; Ists
8:05tsn bic bHllsRsu.
5n auss apOtbetsu au bsrFaufsa.
6. ". GrtttentOn,
aaeintger gtgentbiuer,
sietpsYorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06
gSeitere Grnennunaen.

trd9t S. pyO Sabr.
@eittre Grnennuneen.
Ger Brdfoent ianOte beute benz Senate
foI9eube @rHennuu9en sur Sef6ti9ung elm:
6tOb $. 2ippincott gum Sunbes 2lnwalt iir
Oen 2titritt Seem sSerIeb; Caleb QS. gSeit
BON Sentudp gum 9ouuerueur oeS Utah Ser,
ritcriums; @ouurO 3t. 6o9g gum gtnnebmer
BON &e9ierungSgeloern su Beatrice, 9tebr.
Son Iuln Der Ser. Staaten - goutS .. Bon.
lamb BON Tcnuigluanien 81 SiugitoH, Sam. !;
I. S. 9upre bon alabama in San Saluaz
tor; s. @ecil 4e9are Don 2ouiiiaua III Gam
pico; DtoieS $. Samper bon Connecticut auf
SrlntNuo. Observation-Disclosures Sbanabln
81 Rodlonb, Dtaf.; 9B. Suttrid 81 &OucOrs
6ta, WaF Sheco. $. 6enu 3u See, WaT. a;
Serenl. Uturphp 5u Seoerlp, Waii.; Qemuel
81. Seup gu Srlb9epater, Wai,; 9iolu s.
gSarO 5u ytortbfeIo, Waf.; 9artiOro ..
yteIion 5u Sncouta, N.s9.; 8sni. s. Sail
III &artuid, N.s0.; SreSerid 8. NeDtirf gu
Attor0, N.zY.; ISM. S. 0toies 81 Auburn,
N.z9.; Ilice %. @rabtree Su Belmont, a.
g.; Sbos. 6iu 81 6a6bonfielo, RS. &baS.
s. Yonn9 ;u Columbia, Ba.; Aiabel gSiQts
ion 81 Cumberland, Mb.; @raupille q. 3i=
Der Su Salisbury, 0o.; 6erRoon EraOerS
Su 0lofbale, Ssras; S. $. 8ootmau ,u
gfortbuille, Dtid).; @la1ton s. &ouins 3u
9Cmer, 0itf.; Sohn .. SaptoH III 0cpttt,
Soma; Sbannou Clements Ill 8utgruS, =. ;
SOhn 98. 0auiS 3u gteps s8i6mOno, Ohio
@ugeu s. 2SllOn 5u @lagsGeutre, Ss.; SEQ.
9S, @Iart 81 2goHs, Sanla5: g8. $. 8. Yep.
perell gu GOncOreia, Ss.; 0tattb, BeiSmau.
tel gu ytapieruille, Sus.; 6enrp s. 5unt gu
8elaUau, g8isc.; Samuet Chamberlain gu
gEaupun, 8isc. gSeSlep 8. Su9bes III
Gre8no- @ttg, Gal.; 6r0ut Gbt 81 Ve0Os&tp,
8atota.
9ermiidtcs.
Ser nsue ipaniiae @eianote pirb morqen
Dem HraIl0euten oor9eitellt merOen.
Die heutige Steuerelunabmeb betruq 1920 =.
9S2 uuo bic 3olleiunabme S678.23O.
Der Sennt bat Die @rneuaung bes 6ru.
S2m. 6. GrenbOm gum @ouraut @onroleur
beitdttgt.
3ur ginIOiung bcftimmte Ratonat Bant.
gtu,riii i'm gelroooose pom @29S,00O liefen heutS
I'M SduRamte Elm.
2aS nit elmer lluteriudung ser ,Bans
electric" Ingelegenbe1t beauraqte 6aus-
GOmite 0ernabm beute Die Ausiagen oeS Sc
neralproturalors @ooOe.
3as SauS=Gomite iir gGablen beItloB
beute, III Dem gSeauer= Sampled 1ten 29abl
conleit tim 6. 0iattlt Don Sopa) Su Gur
ten WeauerS Su be1id)ten.
Die bonn Sauie aHgenommene glrbeiter.
Sdtebaqelidtsbiu iit pom Seuate Dem Sc.
mite fiir Gr,iebungSmeisn uuO 2trbsit iibe~=
mtelen nOroen .uno iOulO balo ,als m0glic iii
Grmd9un9 9s6Osen weroeu.
General Geul. s. Butter bat bem Spre
der Carlisle enen Grtef geifl,eben, in bem
er cine llnteriuhung ieiuer AmtSuermaltuug
als S6ntmetiter Der vgtattonalz 6etmatb iiir
oeri.iippeIte &Olont6re" fOroert uno Die in
Der letten @ongreBiitung 9egen ibu erbobe=
men biesbe3i9lld)rH >lntlageu iir obne allen
9ruHb ertlQrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06
a:ss Oct 9unoesbauptfGaot.
lInier @erfrctsr in Wnris.

gSoibington, 3. G., 5. april.- 0as
9erl6t mar beute I'M lImlaue, oab 6r. Ntcs
Sane, Der ameritanide @eIanote an Srauf-
reid, bon Ieinem Yoften abberufeu mor0eu
iei. 9aifelbe entiprang ruabri6eiulld benz
llmitanoe, baB Sr. Wc2aue llrlaub erbaten
bat, nm cine 6eiie nad) oeu Ser. Stdateu 81
MAIDEN unb gerpife Briuatqeifdfte ;u erleoiz
GEN. Gcs Datum ieiner Abretle BON YariS
1T nou) ntdt betunut.
SrteIs int 9eupmitonezg gart.'
Setretdr 2amar oerpadtete beutc al Gbas.
@ibion aus ct. 2Ouis, Ro., Saufellen iiir
6otels gu WummOutbz Dot Springs, NorriS=
9enier- 8afin, @ranbz@anou II. DeDomfoue
2afe i'm yDeuopfone Yart," i'm 9anSen
iiebeu gdsr umiaienS. Der 9a6tuertrag
if 5Cbr Satire 9iilttg, nnb Die Baatiumme be-
trdat S. RIO Sahr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06
anoere arbeiterz ainssIesembetten.

tuenours babe, uObI aber ouf proTeIfoneGe
0tuIfer, melde nid)t ais Siinifler I'M e1aeut=
lidcn Siune bes gSortes su betra9ten Ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06

Serinde ein @las 9ufebarnt Idenyorz
ters! 3n ieber Sabres;eit gibt es tein
nabrbafteres, geiilIperes getrant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06
Jortoaner oes 9lusitaaoes.
3eine netten 6ubeit6rrn8et stt Ssort
gSpttb.

9te General @refutio= Seb6tSe DER ~&ni9bts
ofSabnr" 5tebt oen @efebl SUR sSteoesaifs
mabme Der arbeit arid. - San 8ouIO
nber een 6ebIid,Ias oer untt lbancIunsen.
-Ste Zttuotiou tn Ct QoutS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-06

SerIin, 5. 4pril. - Der 5abre8beri3t
Der ,.Deutiden Sant" fir 1885 peiit eiuen
ytettoz 9emtnn oon 1885, ,28O WlQrt ooer l2I
YroSent oes @eiellihait5s Sapitals auf. Der
geridt erpabnt Der 0epreifton in 0eutif.
lonO unO bemertt, 6aB bic 8Grieniteuer, To-
pie ous meme Qttieu=@eieu ieuidaften @eiee aQe
geidaitlideu SransattiOnen i6uer i6Goigeu,
oaB Der 8IeinbuuNel 3uiebeuos eiugebe, bag
@runbbeiieer es INNER ihmerer finoen, il e
So6enprooutte III oerpertbeH, 6aB groBe, Ct.
5muugeuermaBen brad liegenoe &apitalteu
MIR nod on Der S6rie Sermenoung ftuoen
unO oaourd ben 8auteH cine itaoigeu0e
@Onturren3 MAIDEN.
Vaiteur's gSaiTet1dleutur.
8erlin, ). 2lpriI.-8te neutide 9te9ie,
ring piro cine @ommiifiOn ernenueu, rpelae
Bafteur's gtetbobe iur 8ebanbIung Der
gSaferideu priifeu iOu. Inter ben Wt,gIies
bern Der @oumiiiion befinbal itt bic BrOiei.
loren 8irdOD uno Sod.
Aufiaub oeS GoniiItutiums In HOn.
9fom, ). april. .-9as pGpfli4e @Ontitos
RUM, pelde5 am 20. April itattTtno au iollte,
III bis gum @tai oeridoben moroeu Die
grSbiid0ie BON Baltimore uno Guebac, mel
DE 3u Sarbindleu errunnt norben ftub, ner=
ben ibm wabriaeiuIid beipOhpeg,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

0JThe Jasper correspondent OF the
Signal endeavors to brighten the NOM
bers Of St. Joseph's congregation by put
ting the price OF proper heaters for the
church ct e3.O0O. One third OF that sum
will supply the latest improvements.
But the cost should not be placed against
the loss Of . single soul In hell caused BY
lack Of attendance ct 81 uncomfortable
and unhealthy church, for want Of prop
or heating arrangements, TO cay nothing
Of the temporal loss by sickness induced
by unnecessary exposure. o3.O0O would
be 9 small sum to pay for saving : single
life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: "Having received 70 much benefit
from Electric Bitters, | feel IL my duty
to let suffering humanity know II. Have
had . running sore on my leg for eight
years ; my doctors told me ! would have
to have the bone scraped or leg ampu-
tafed. used, instead, throc bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buck
lens Arnics Salve, and my leg Il now
sound and WE'LL"
Electric Bitters are sold ct fifty cents .
bottle, and Bucklen's ArnicA Salve 1t 25c.
per box by Mehringer Bros. Jasper. 8.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

COUNTY FAIR. The citizens or Hun.
tingburg held : meeting Saturday and
took the initiatory steps for organizing
IN agricultural society and holding an
nual Fairs. This IL . move in the right
direction. There can b no question
that County Fairs advance materially the
interests OF the people Of the county, be-
sides the pleasure they afford citizens Of
meeting each other and becoming gen.
orally acquainted. With reasonable
management they can also be made to
pay handsomely. The fairs OF the old 20
ciety held Ct Jasper were always good and
paid financially until the stockholders
lost interest IL the annual elections, and
allowed the control Of the organization
to drift into the hands OF persons who
used II for purposes Of individual specu-
lation. We hope the stockholders In
the Huntingburg society will avoid this
mistake, and that representative farmers
from every township will take stock,
and keep up the interest.
Mr.. H. Rothert was President Of the
meeting and e. r. Brundick, Secretary.
The shares Of stock we're fixed ct o26
each, and G. G. Schroeder, N. H. Wilson,
g. r. Williams, II. Landgrebe, A. Rams-
broke. A. Neurer, A. Strstman and j.
H. Behrens we're appointed . COMMITTEES
to solicit subscriptions Of stock, and re-
port q adjourned meeting to b held
Feb. 20. .
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

We get -four from our ireland mill
now.
Joe Besty i the happy father OF =
bouncing girl.
J. O. Norman he's been quite sick but
10 able 70 Be out again.
J. B. Slater and Gene Gill visited o.
we'll last Monday.
Mrs. Dora Parr and Miss Jennie Bartl
spent part Of Saturday 10 Jasper.
Rev. g. q. Cooper will preach Ct the
n. Il. church Sunday. All ale invited.
willard Fleming, or Petersburg, W.
shaking hands with the boys The flrst Of
the week.
Geo. Stewart, The popular clerk OF J.
z. Norman made : flying trip to Jasper
|Tuesday.
Gene Gill says be u going 10 Mash.
willie, but 70 be honest We believe be Il
giving us tany. We suspect that he Il
going % give ssus : surprise, !. ., be ID
going 70 bring : wife home with him
shortly. Success 70 you my friend.
The oflcs or Dr.. NcCown and the
building occupied BY Tony Baumert are
moving opposite Thos. Kellams shop,
and DR.. McCown will build : residence
On the old cite Of the buildings removed
Let the good work 60 on.
Il d strange that some men get % il.
.|toroeted Ia the game OF checkers thai
they will play I'LL half pest three p. M,
and then. ~ that they must not kecE
thcir wives waiting dinner on them
clip n The back way and eat . "snack'
Of something cold.
PAxsY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

PERsoNAL.-Nr George Wagner VA
called to Greensboro last week By the
serious sickness Of : sister there.
11r. G. II. Reeves, formerly conductor
on the Evansville and jasper 4. r., and
who We bounced for having : "hot boz
In bic train, left for Kansas Saturday
He o Z pleasant and thoroughly compe-
tsnt conductor, and brought bic train ID
on time. which was the exception with
that train before be took charge, but Z
"hot box e seems won't Be tolerated b.
tho powers that b.
M. 8. G. Lennon, Of Davies county,
called this week 70 leave adv. Of bic large
sal0 Of personal property On NEXT Tues.
day, q bic Flat Rock farm. He % going
West to look around, and therefore die
poses q TILE lot Of property. See hi'
adv.
Miss Rose Kusblsr, : charming end
vivscious young lady OF jasper, % ID
town The guest Of Misc Loll Reuss. 0he
will remain here until saturday Wher
she will leave for Washlngton 70 receive
instructions II music. --Peteroburg News
We learn that Mr.. Eugene Gill, Of Ire
land, will 20 to Nashville, Tenn. thl'
week, and begiu the study Of law. W.
predict for him : brilliant career. o b
possesses the ability % make . ine advo'
cate, and u = young man Of excellent
character. He takos with him The Bee
wishes or hosts Of friends.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

SEQuEL.-By court notice IN to-day'i
Courier II will DO seen that Mrs. 6usan
Potts has by her attorneys, Traylor 4
Hunter, filed application for : divorces
from her husband, A. r. Potts, who
went west with another woman last sum
mer from Jasper, leaving her and six III.
te children to fight their own way q
best they could. She denies having
heard from him - reported.
Mr.. X. Corbin, who went away q the
samc time, came back and stayed
With his family about two weeks this
winter and then len again.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

2. a: Bradford, wholesale paper dea.
ier Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, thai
ne VA seriously afnlcted with : severe
cold that settled on HE lungs: had tried
many remedies without benefit. BeinQ
Induced to try DR.. Kings New Discov.
~ for Consumption, did % and w en-.
uroiy cured BY 10 OF few bottles.
since which time he he's used it 10 BIZ
,amily for all Coughs and Colds with
gee results. This u the experience oi
thousands whose lives have been 6Aved
~ this Wonderful Discovery. Trial
no,tles free q Mehringcr Bros. Drug
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

Home is woman's domain, and she IL
entitled 10 everything that can be added
to spare her much annoyance and hard
labor. There are many conveniences.
which n brought ii use, ore inexpensive.
and will materially tighten the burden
and labor OF the housewife. Prominent
among these c~onvenicnccs 70 the Wapa-
kaneta Porcelain Churn, which IL meet
ing with such remarkable sale and sue
ceas wherever introduced. Who ever
secs these churns will need no cxplana-
ton Of the reasons for the great demand.
This churn Il sold solely on it, merits,
and Ne do this knowing that wherever
II goes Il will make Z clean record. The
following are : few OF the many advan-
|tages conceded to the Porcelain Churn
by al who have used hem, viz: let, A
great saving to labor. I'd, 1t IL 90 con.
structed that Il absolutely can not leak.
I'D, The quality OF the butter I; the inside
parts being such 10 not to injure the
grain OF the butter. eth, The quantity
OF the butter; the construction Of The
|dasher being such % to subject oil OF the
cream TO . n equal amount Of agitation,
causing the butter TO come very evenly,
Thereby producing more butter from Z
given amount Of cream than any other
churn can. 9Th, Tho ease Of removing
the butter and washing the churn. The
|entire top Of the churn Il open when The
cover 10 taken OF, thus giving abundant
access for removing the butter. All that
10 required TO thoroughly cleanse the
lchurn 10 70 put In some hot water and
lgivc the crank . few turns. In appear.
snce, Il would Be an ornament to any
room 10 the house.
TO responsible parties We will give
this churn on ten days, trial. For sale b.
Friedman, Scheirich y Co., Hardware
Store. corner Cd and jackson St., neal
X. \. depot, Jasper, Ind,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12
MARRIED., ct 81. Joseph's church, Feb.
'th BY Rev. r. FidsIis naute. Nj. WILL

MARRIED, ct St. Joseph's church, Feb.
9th BY Rev. r. Fidslis naute. Mr.. Will.
LIAM HALLER and Mas MARY EcKERT.
This young couple start In life under
the propitious wishes Of hosts Of friends
They were both raised In Jasper, and
settle down to life's duties surrounded
BY those who have known them from
infancy, and felt proud Of their good
character and many graces. The fair
bride Il : daughter OF Mr.. Conrad Eek
ert, and . jewel 10 HE household. The
groom % % industrious young man,
who Il bound to rise II he continues, In
the course be has % fAr pursued. AZ be
IL member Of the aStAr Band" the mu.
sicians all turned out and escorted the
bridal carriage from the church to the
residence Of the bride's parents, where
: reception was held I'll day. and many
called 70 ofer their congratulations. amid
the strains Of sweet music. At night {
large company participated Il the we'd.
ding dance q Kunkel's hall, and oil
went "merry . : marriage beil.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

Nh. EDITOR 1--WE noticed an item 10
your paper last week stating that . GER
tain young lady misbehaved Ct Z dance.
Now. Mr.. Editor, We wish to inform
you that II IL not true. A man Wa CO.
ing down stairs, and seeing . young
lsdy's foot near. caught hold OF Il, which
caused the young lady to give him .
piece Of her mind. Married men when
they 60 10 dances should let young ladies
feet alone. Yours, &C., J.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

GrMr. A. r. W., OF Hampton, c.,
has recently emerged from one Of the
most remarkable cases Of Blood Poison
on record. His body and Limbs had no
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appetite failed his kidneys presented
frightfnl symptoms-and all doc
tors aud 100 bottles Of the most pop
ular Blood Poison remedy failed to give
him any relief. He secured B. B. b, the
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Any one can secure his full name aud
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Mary Chapman, 81 Atlanta, gained ~
pounds Of flesh while using five bottles
Of B B. b., aud VA cured OF : wonder
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

" accompanies ere being formed to
bore for nsturs! gas at several Joints IN
this State. Itis claimed that where there
i coal natural gas abounds also. II that
il 80 Jasper should be lighted By natural
gas, q there are three veins Of coal IN.
DERIVING this locality. Why not organ.
lie a company and bore for Il? IL would
cost but little In propolt ton to the large
profits II successful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

CANDIDATEs.-In the proper column
will Be found several announcements foi
township oilcers.
Nj. George w. Mccain Il announced
for Justice Of the Peace, In Boone town.
shin. He 10 Z native Of the township,
we'll qualified for the petition, and I
young man who will f1ll &c with credit.
Mr.. Henry Bridenbach II out for Trus.
tee OF Boone township. He 10 : sub
stantial farmer. : native OF the township,
. sterling citizen, who. II elected, supply
agents will find they can't coax or bulls
doze into any kind Of dishonesty.
Mr.. WIN. +. Young will make the
race for Trustee Of Madison township
He u known I'll ove the township q
Of the foremost school teachers.
having taught ~ years, and having an
actual experience 10 the school room Of
hundred days. A. . painter he
Jobs have always been honest ones, and
consequently HE have always
been busy Ones. Asa Trustee, should he
be elected, be would thoroughly under
stand the dutics, and bring TO their
discharge . conscientious application for
the public veal.
NJ. John 7. Melchier q. willing 70
serve the people - Assessor Of Balm.
bridge township. He is probably more
|converssnt with the duties Of the Office
than any man 10 the township. - be hos
been connected with its business ever
since he could write legibly. This IL an
important Office this year, as the real
estate u TO be appraised and : new man
would have difficulty in getting through
with Il properly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12
TOWNSHIP ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ELEcrIox. nonDAY APnzL 81. lsss.


HOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE.
HENRY y Bk~IDENBAuGn 10 candidate for Trustee
o. bsons township - the April election.
WILLIAM z YOUNG d : candidate for Trustee Of
Madison township . The April election.
For Justics o. the Psacs.
0sonoE W. NcCAir Il : candidate Tor Justice Of he
Peace IN Boone township, q The ensuing April election.
For Assessor.
JOHN 7. NELCHIOR IL . candidate fos reelection -
Asses sor Tor Bainbridge township.
JOHN y. GRAY. of Boone township. u . candidate
for Assessor. q the ensuing April election.
ADDISON THOMAS II . candidate for Assessor Of
Madison Tp., Ct he ensuing April election.
We are authorised % announce DANIEL J. WHIT
5III, for Assessor Of Madison TpY q he coming
April election
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-02-12

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