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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

Children's flannel waists, perfect fitting.
the height of elegance in make. See them
in the window of our New Store under the
Opera Hoise.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

Nine piece toilet or chamber sets With
pink maroon. or blue bands, accompanied
by quiet gilt traces-very neat. new shapes.
800 for set, at Humphreys.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

Bed-ticking for Zoe to 25cts. All good
makes of Wooden and Domet Flannels,
red, blue and white. 800 yards remnants
of Canton Flannels for bets upward, a
clear saving Of two to three cents per yard
in some eases, at Humphreys.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

All the saleable makes of Undershirts
and Drawers, white gray and scarlet, at
Humphreys store under the Opera House
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

Mrs. Chas. o. Haight, of Woodbury.. is
visiting at the residence of J.. Nelson
Curry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. String, of Chester,
Penna., were visiting at Amanda Abbotts
during the Fair.
Congressman George Hires accompanied
the yachts Mayflower and Galatea in the
great race last Saturday.
VIM. b. Boone, of Bridgeton, is enjoying
a vacation and u visit to his old home here.
His wife accompanies him.
Mr.. Edwin Nj. Coombs, of Shirley, this
county, has been elected teacher of the
Loder school, in Bridgeton.
Thos. Buchanan, a teacher OF good re-
pute in the county, is studying medicine
with DR., DcGrofft, of Mullica Hill.
T. f. Patterson, of the Camden Daily
Courier, who is now in Europe, will start
for home on the 22d inst, and is expected
to arrive in Philadelphia October 81.
The following meritcd notice of Con-
duetor Hankinson, who is nov filling the
position of baggage master on our road,
we clip from the West Jersey Press:
Conductor Samuel Hankinson has made
a record for himself among the many
thousands Of patrons Of the West Jersey
Railroad that is seldom accredited to one
in a single season. While always looking
to the interests of the road he never for
gets to be courteous to the travelling public.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

II you favor a we'll fitting, easy shirt,
~ one of Bart's latest.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

once hours, 100 A. NJ. to $50 T. NJ.
Office hours for money order business, Il. IN.
10 I p. M.
MAlLs-Closc ut $50 and 800 A.. NJ, l2.3l ana
3.5i +. NJ. Arrive AT 80 A. NJ, t5i ana &. Is f. NJ.
SALEM M~AILs-Ciosc nj 9.l5 n. NJ. and i3i +, NJ.
Arrive al i2.5t and tlJ T.. n.
SHARrroWN MAiLs-Closc al $50 a nj. Arrive
at T35 A. NJ.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17
Obituary.

Mrs. Anna NJ. Lippineott, wife of Sam
M. Lippineott, who died on Friday of last
week, was buried on Monday in the Friends
cemetery, Il large assemblago of sorrowing
relatives and friends following the remains
to their last resting place. Mrs. Lippin-
colt was a daughter Of Jonathan Cawley,
one of Pilesgrove's substantial farmers in
years gone by, and was a woman of kind
heart and disposition and neighborly quail
tiles, as many who have been relieved by
her kind ministering in time of sickness or
trouble could testify. Her death leaves a
sorely stricken family in deep distress.
Mrs. Lavina T. Reed, wife of ex-Mayor
VIM. II. Reed of our Borough, died on
Tuesday evening after Il lingering Illness
of four months, commencing with an at
tack of paralysis in May last. Funeral
services at her husbands residence this
(Frlday) morning at 10 o'clock. Inter
mcnt at the Presbyterian cemetery. Mrs.
Reed has been widely and favorably known
in our community for many years and will
be aifectionately remembered. She and
her husband conducted fol- a long time a
popular and successful private school at
which many of our people, now grown up,
received substantial education, and i'll adj
dition to her school duties she was active
in every good work of a public nature.
She took a prominent part in the work of
providing for the necessities of tho soldiers
during the war and was the originator ofthe
lilesgrove Library enterprise, for the sue
cess Of which she labored untiringly until
It was placed on "a s~elf-sustaining basis.
Of late years her attention had been almost
entirely devoted to her school until stricken
down by her fatal Illness.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

Permits granted for the uSc OF books al
per week, on Application to any OF thc trustees
f.. $. FoGG, Secretary.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

A number of our to%wnspeople attended
the Pennsylvania State Fair during the
week.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-09-17

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MI>CFI uIl>
Surface indications

What miner would very properly term
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The basis of representation to said conven
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MORNING APPEAL.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16
Frightful Catarrh.-Pieces o.
Bone.

FOR four years l have been shlicted
nth : very troublesome cotarrh o. the
head. So terrible has it, nature been
that when | blew my nose email pieces
Of bone would frequently come out q
nv mouth and nose. The discharge va
copious, and 1t times exceedingly omen.
sive. Nv blood became 90 impure tn,'
INV general health was greatly impaired
with poor appetite and worse digest;on
Numerous medicines were used YIN
ont relief, until pbegan the use o. 2; 2
= and three bottles acted almost Iik'
mseic. Since their use not . symptom
has returned. and l feel In every VA
|oui.e restored 20 health. an N on
! citizen OF Atlanta, aud refer 70 almcs
any one living on Bntler street, an'
more particularly to Dr.. = =. Gillian
Who knows Of my case.
\ In. Mrs. EL:zABKTH ANorT'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

Spring has come q lase-
J. w. Miekler hes got back fFoa :
counting.
Mr.. Jacobs family have gone 70 Bieds-
eve for short stay.
The new Postmaster has taken charge
OF The Post Once q DuboIs.
George Dekempes he put up : nice
fence IN front Of bic dwelIipg.
Ii c. w. Ellis has gone 70 Greencaaile g
purchase lot. He intends 20 build o.
| Il aud move there 70 educate bic family
| Lookout boys. Harrison county J!
coming down this Way. They Whippet
three above Newton Stewart last week
/ Nrs. Lizzie Graves bought lot IL ~
new addition and b going % pus up
iine dwelling. A good chauce for som
vidower.
Il Mr. A. Sutton arrested J r. King On
took him 10 Evansville 70 the ". !
lcours. Lookout you must not 1901 w
, the u. s.
n John Lotses Just received . new etoe
: Iof spring goods. fine assortment. 6''
him ! cali. He sells cheap ard e 900
: fellow.
z Phillip Dilly. Of Kellerville. says !
3 lhss got The finest hoy in The comfy. !
: can very near ssy -psp'. Bully Z
u Oily. !.
III The mill done good business q
Il veek. Ii run every day. had pIen
D. custom. and Quit Saturday llush. I'D
-Isre boys OF business. Try them once.
The farmers ere busy cleaning Up
fence corners and resetting fence, 8
= Ting ready for the summers crop: so
g, have been blowing for corn. Il y
e rood thing to BE- early sDd then you
q not crowded through the summer -
ds your work, but you will crowd
IL work through.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

The democratic conven(ion % DuooIol
county Instructed Tor Clement Dcones
a Joint candidate 10 represent The coons
tics Of Dubois. Orange and LAurenco -
The Indiana legislature. NJ. Ooone y N
nan OF very decided political viove,|
and should he receive he nomluoetoo The
I6cmocracy Of the counties named WI
have ~ unflInching advocate % their
principles upon The door % The 'nd'ana
Legislature.
Nevertheless, % IN editor. W shall cast
| for Doane complimentary hoping and
ltrusting. a. elected. that he will 49,
\ somelhing beyond party worth LIVING
and working Tor; that he will 90 me "
lborer and mechanic COED service; en-
lsleavor 70 reduce state expenses; short.
|eu the peesi0ns Of the Iegislature. and
that 10 may prove worthy Of The cor.
Ifdence and esteem 90 heartily rcposed
In him by IN honorable constituency. g
The end that state taxes may BE- made
Tighter. and that when he rcturue 20 ~
people Who elected him. bic name VII
. Sc worthy niche IN the temple Of fhm'
: sufIi ciently large that all may see e. en-
'sithus be induced 70 elect him 20 anOthe
: tern. - Huntingburg independent
The delegates were also Instructed =
Y vote for Hon. Clement Doane, Of Jaspe
!, for Joint Representative from Duoos
= Orange and Lawrence counties. ~
q Doane Il the veteran editor Of the Saepe
service Of Democracy. Mr.. Doanc D!
=, never received nor asked o6lce q Il
e hands OF his party, and he was ove
IN a,-l -s.a ~---~f.> - eh> Uauorol
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

AuAr,A. a.. January u. lsss. !.
1870 400 : e~vsrs ana long spell Of sypho'a
= - iiercv~rsi that the fever ksd ss..'-- W ~
s-<s ~ uhich caused n sweIl 20 IN enormous ".
-~soirr - ouIte three years. resisting ~ ussn
~rslI nlcrr finally made ~ sppekrAnce ntts ses.
- ..ris Which refused yield q any and AZ extern.
sp-Isrsfioo and he efths most noted blood P''
49, njcer csasinsed % snsrge. frequesty dIssnsrs
t.~ p>rhsps = much - cupful q pns % Ha's a,
a. The rise ~ The ulcer ueo about I've uene~. -.
~-srer extending 20 depth near the cone - 80
s1-s n appesred thas he 6e<h n 81 coen9uous
vvurld surely becone running sore, - ~ - ia;
S-Shv spor,el end unhesthy condition clearly ~.
rssei ana Il vss insinatsd that might lose ~ ~
~ condition. becoming critical ana me ~. "a.
l,rrng rapidly. - sent Tor ~ = ~ 80 ~
~ made . thorough exanination, ero sA'e 49, I.
essh - nv leg for six inches around me so's 49,
49,. slcnrh IN n not reuedied: that must eave "
-. handared daily end commence the use o. y "a
i .rtet according % Bis INSTRUCTIONS eno 49, go
Il - .~~crd bottle the ulcer hooked mesh sna es.,
- comm encei he1linR. ] continued he use ~ .
= ~ 10 he treat establishment ana e,u<s.eoI. ~,
-~~s0 "a friesds the ulcer continued 20 heal rspS
~ i nov entirely welI snd en- Attending q Wy J.
sioers a W n Brosherson's store 90 no. 49, .
~ re cmn end r. D. % wonderful syxs1y -. -
secsssl blood puriner. fsr Superior 70 s's'''s -
ir,fs q v. =. BrotAerson. w. 3. Cone. Major 2.
cooh d. Park Dr. ,. P'ns'n s1e cs1s ruassiRE
; Sold BY Mehringer Bros, Druggist
Jasper. Ind.
Nay 18th. 1ae5-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

John B. Slater Il u home again.
John Colvin went to Petersburg last
Thursday.
Jos. Beatty vent 10 Birdseye last Thur
|day to work. Success 70 you, Joe.
Jclf and John would do well 70 return
the barrel or shavings to the doctor.
Gov. Adams IL the champion checker
player Of Ireland.
| NJ. addison Thomas. the new Asses
cor, took bold ofthe reins last Thursday.
1 Jas. e. Spurlock and Dan Rooms were
Yin town last Monday. Come again
/ NJ. Oxro Normsn's new house is loom
ling up nicely. Yases and Yates are ne
lc0ntrnctora
Dr. @. L. Parr went to Huntingbure
lat Tuesday 70 attend meeting Of ths
; Medical Society.
Il - B. and n. X. Bartl were the gnest'
J Iof Recorder Haskins Saturday and sun
day.
Ii,s Mollie Hitchcock began be
Z school last Monday, 70 continue nm
D weeks.
Ill Miss L. Z. Mahin hss returned fro1
B Illinois, where she has been visiting be
Q sister.
VI Lace BsrtI went 20 Taper last Wedne'
4 Iday with orr clever Insurance sge'
riy. BIZ
y Mr.. Tura Bartl and Miss I've Brittal
!. went 20 Portersville last Thursoay 9
n business.
q NJ. WIN. KeIlams has the job Of ehs
~ inc the boards that c0vere the new pa
= that u 20 b built q The County Asylu'
,dl Rev. WIN. Whitsett, Of Union, III
Or county, Was here last week, ana -
lie guest or Mrs. Sadie Wineinger. 20
g-lsgsin, William.
Sc M. johnson, representing Grin
". Bros.. Indianapolis, was here Mono
- and called on our milIiner0 win 4
q line Of samples.
- Mrs. Albert Stewart and her con r.
ri were Whiting her mother last week, =
w lhas been quite III. AZ this writing
Ihclis improving
iii Mis- clara Brittain and Mics Rose
IN Attending the Normal. They ave boa
ac-l ing at the Dillon house. very oes'ra
~. place % stop o.
its when YOU come 70 town and wan!
uid hitch your horse 20 q the Pose-om
nre lei can accommodate you with pr
PIE, jnr place. That's not Ill be bee Pr
nm wax from the p. o. 70 The house.
~ Dev ~ that the Post-ofIics he's ,
moved out or Democrat house int
IlepubIIcsn building Well, this y
ak. "A change u what We want no.
~ = Democratic inside and Repub'ican
~ side.
thsl Pursuant 10 legal notice sevesal
ana uenters met o The County. House
trv. saturday for the purpose o. bidding
"a ne boildIng Of barn q said pIoce:
md Ves awarded 70 n. john AcMahe!
bile nlag. rs. b being the lowest ood
) oo| Success to you. joint
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

4Creeps in with petty pace from Gay
~ dsy 10 the latest syllable Of recorded
lime" Tomorrow and Tomorrow
eonrh grows worse, Bronchitis io'io.s
|consumption Il established and the VIC
finn 4 hurried 70 his last account, wne,
The timely use OF .Certain Cough Cure
might have saved him. lm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

SHERIFR'8 SALE No. To-
ny virtue Or % execution 10 me d.
% rected from the Clerk Of the Dubois
Circuit Court, 1 will expose at public
ssIe. 70 the highest bidder, on
sATURDAY. rBE 0rH DAY OF NAY,
"A. d. 1885,
between The hours Of 40 o'clock >. %. ano
u o'clock .. m, OF said day, q the Gocr
|of the Court-house IN Jasper Duoo.s
county, Indiana, the rents and pronss
Tor term not exceeding seven years
81 The following described Real Esssse'
Ito-wit:
Oue-hslf Lot number two az, u In
man's 6rst addition 10 the town Of Birds
ave. Dubois county. Indiana, and q
|shovu On The map or plat o. said eddi
Ition % eaid town. end bounded -
|soIiove. to-Wit: Commencsng % en-
lscnth. east corner OF said Lot, ruunini
thence Wess 6orty-six (16) feet; thence
rorth flfty.six (50) feet; thence eas
; Sortv.six il6, feet; thence south NIFTY
- isGl feet 20 the place Of beginning
y Ana 81 failure % realize the ~
!. Iemount az Judgment, interest and Coz
rIT Mn - re same sGime and place expos
: 4 public ale The fse ample Of said res
Z estals. - =
Tskeu . he property q Jeremiah y
v Jacobs q the suit Of John q: Bunol
j John q. Nash. assIgneoe Of =. ~ BAKE
a esId ale viii b made without a.
4 relIef Whatever from valuation o. q
y p''''' ''''' GEORGE COX,
Rhevif Dubois County, Indiane.
TsAvLoR ! uuxTER, Attys for rim:
Acril an. 108e -3W. In. I. 81 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16
cso1mamhia 'aOwnship Trus-|
eec,s Notice.

vu|HE undersigned, Trustee Of Columbia
70. Dubois county, Ind, VIII a.
rand - Tow nehip business q nis resi-
dsnce On every Saturday, and person,
hsvine township business 70 trsnsac'
A. re- ucsted 70 present Il on that day q
~ Ths Township library e kept q q;
oNice ~ Ire Trustee, where those entitled
|can obtain books.
Trustee Columbia Up.
June 9th. 1884 -1y. --
- A dvcrtise IA the JAsrsR COURIER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16
BLACKSMITH SHOP !


n prepared &c her shop to execuso
promptly al kinds Of bIschsmi'nln y;
ghe IA the best or material ana gvv.
workmen, and will endeavor 70 me'' Nv
shsrc AZ patronage. Alec, for seIc ~. W.
ceicbrated CLIPPER IIARvESIINo
MACHINES. MHs. kosA uAssA"'
April 81, SLY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

The voters OF Jasper are requested q
meet q the Court-honse to-morrow
Saturday. night. 10 select candidAtee ~
Toxn Trnxtees- Il u hoped there VII
e. full meeting. = it h important =
secure GOOD men for the positions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16
Notice Of Final settlement :
Estate.

NOTICE 3 hereby given to the credit
IN orr and heirs Or George b Cox. deceas-
ed. 10 appear in the Dubois Circuit Cours;
held Il jasper, Indiana, on the 6th osy o.
nav. 1898. and show cause II any, Why me
final Settlement Accounts with me
esfafe Of ssid decedent should not Be sp'
proved: and sid heirs are ncti9ec g
shen ana there make proof Of heivsnip
and receive their distributive shares n,
witness. The Administrator o sasc
estafe. this l4th day Of April, 1850
JOHN =. Cox. Admv.
| TRAYLoR 3 HUNTER, Attorneys.
April 18th. lo06-3w.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-04-16

a Ordinance Redistricting the
Town Of Jasper.
~ q remembered that 1t : meeting OIL
= the hoard. held April 5 1855. pei
tition signed By the requisite numoer o.
the bona 6de citizens q the to.n
Jasper was presented 20 ne Do:su, -
titioning said Board % divide SAID toSn
u jasper into i've Wards, ana tnere %.
ling no Remembrance, y = consoeteo
Iby the Board that aid petition % gran
4 1. therefore Ordained BY The Board
that the incorporated town o. jasper %
and the same II here now DIVIDED snto
ave wards, . foIlows:
i first Ward--Ali that part q the tow
living between the Eastern boundaries
ana Mil street Of the incorporation snsii
Iconstitute the hrst ward. i.
Second Ward All that part o. saio
town lying between Mill street aod
, lJackso1 street shall constitute ne 80
~: Third Wsrd-AIl that part Of said
z tewp lying and being between Jackson
street and Main street shall constitute
Fourth Ward All that part Of said
B town lying and being between msil
y street and Newton street shall constitute
RIM Ward AN that part Of saii
4 town lying end being between Newtol
y street and The west boundary Of oatt
q own shall constitute The ffth ward.
r 4 further ordered BY the Boar!
Ishss m Ordinances 10 conflict with thi
\. Ordinance ere hereby repealed, sn6 q
4 Ismereencv q declared for the immedioe
= .srirs efFsct 81 this Ordinance. and q
lssme Il declared u force from and afse
y this date.
g JosEpH =. SERHERsHErN,
JoHN SALE,
Town Trustees.
en STATE or INDIANA,
Town on JAsPER,
Ol DuBoIs CoUNTY.y
y Jacob Gosmau, Clerk Of The tnco
ns- rora1ed town OF Jasper. Dubois count
fodisna. a. hereby certify that the aoo'
-. snd foregoing D : true, foil eod co.
nst rIess co6v 81 - ordinance ro-dIstrictti
on ~ Incorporated town Of Jaeper, >
Il rrovsi and adopted By The Board
for frrns1eea of aid town, q regular me(
er. In MIA Apsil 3, 1886, = The seme
lnSsrs oo record nov Oh 6Ie 10 NJ on
4. witness whereof have hereuu
90 ny hard end Seel g :,
~. Town, = Jasper tnis 80
&c: 81 = o. April, 1854
49, ~ JAcos 0osxAS, Clerk,
|. ?! Tewn Of jasper
- = April ., 1855 ~.