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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

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Pursisn1 Nsi1s 80 rscslvs nee ~ .Sor1seion ncs
sSsr ssx 81 sIl sess cen easn nom - - - per eay
~ rcwsrSs whereves lheylivs Yoe ere started ne
C9rt1sl 10 required. oeDe hsve me1e ev0 - -
s11cls a. a 6ls wosk An socceod.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

Our contemporary GRID. = blooming
into ! luxuriously grown kepuol1c.nr
~ he hifalutfn kind. q Indianapolis
ek;s week. He We enthOsiastic TOT
Porter. While Nr. echreeder, the chair
- ~ TIE Republican committee Of
80 county. b understood TO have favor
- Roberfsou. But Grid. u determined
n - n viii the big uns.D even IL be
3 compelled 70 stand for two boer.: -
~ cid be did q the Cleveland reception
a Chicago within n ans length o.
1hem. We find the following n : d.
pakch from indianapolis n wednesday 4.
papers, giving - account % > seese'
nerling q force Porter % b > canoI-
100 arnfnGl Robertson. "A coOmitfe<
. - appointed 20 wait upon the ex.6ov:
compoocd Of Prot. John Clark kidgaxs
ri FFnnk Psrnall Of Greencsstie, Hon
Wo- Heflman OF EvansvilIes Jude'
Torkner Of Henry county, Eugcoe B1nd!
n EegcnssIe. Gen. Sbanks Of Portland
" Jones Of BrookviIle, J. ~ Grimn Q
InrDer. md Erank Branch The *
Goveroos received them cordially listen
- attenfively. while one speaker sfse
anoeher unioaded himself, and when y
ven through, Gid quietly bot hrmi
that " would not b candidate, %
1hat he meant every word q whas p
"a Yesterday and BEFORE Some o.
nleorv TAX followed bit tho ex-6ov
ernof couldat b bcdgsd. At lasts I
he delegation got Up % 80, one q q
members asked him ID peremptory Sooe
AZ they we're to undersssnd thas y 80
0.eermfned % cross the will q t1e A
~~~hls~an narfw ~ on6fanaS Mr. Porte
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ny virtue OF : certified copy Of . de-
ID cree 10 me directed from the Clerk
or the Dubois circuit court, In : cause
wherein Louisa v. Young 10 plaintiff
aud Joshua Pruitt and Judia Prnitt aie
defendants, requiring mo 70 make the
cum Of Three Hundred and For,y-two
(lollars as6 Thirty-two cents, With In
osroce = sald decree and costa, ! Will ex
pose q public sals, y The highest o'd-
der, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY o. Az.
GUST, A. d. 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock . n.
and 4 o'clock p M OF said day, at thf
door or the Court House In the town Of
jasper, Dubois County, Indiana, the rents
and profits for : term not exceeding
seven years Of the following Real Estate
Ito-wit:
The south-half Of the northwest quar-
ter OF section number thirteen (l3). u
| TOW nship number two 81 south, rang
number three (3) west. containing
eighty (00) acres, more or less, situated
liz Dubois county, Indiana.
1 III such rents and profits will not Gel
| Tor : sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
Interest and costs, l will, q the sam
time and place, expose to public sale n
lfee simple OF said real estate, or 90 muc
Thereof - may be Sufficient 10 discharo
said decree. Interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any =
lief whatever from valuation or spprais
J FERDINAND SCHNEIDER,
j Sheriff OF Dubois County.
81 4. n. DILLON, Atty for Plaintiff.
II July "a, lSoe-3w. tPL - wi
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- aveoo n Rswarded ere those vho reed thi
DILL Vuu N and shsn 81; hey VII md heeorsole
III MIN employnsnt list vii nee teks sesn
xUuVUuO4 iron ihsir homes snd families. ne
,veats ~ large an1 lor svsSy snd.eress per:
- many have ma4e 80 efe ncw ne.me seve,ss
~ - rrvnrds pes day Who willing towoSk Biehes
- verse 3 ~; capital rot nes1ed; " start yoa
Rveyshise 80 70 spes,M eosny 80 J. ~ ::
Srs ~ f.ll parlicnlars Which ~ nall nee address
Srsrsou @ Porsland. Maine.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

e1Ihe First vo1en Democra1ic Club
q Jaspos, led q enthusiastic meetin9
- IhurDday night u lsst veek, md
voso addFoseed = Ieagth ~ =. y: Ill
b1u. Ia and amer ke hsd cI0eed ~
~. - Con, Ia, fired up u clob By q
o1oouout on6 (orcTblo ezhoF1ntioo. III
1Ir5e veasrs - dolsg goed ezsestion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

W. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippos, Ind.
teefi6es: II en- recommend Electric
Bitters - The very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief In every case:
One nan took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism or 10 years. standing.
Abrahsm Hare, druggist, BelIeviiIe'
Ohio. aflrms: The best ceiling NED
Icioe have ever handled 10 ny % years
experience, y Electric Bitters.' Thou
sands of others have added their testi
mouy. % that the verdict u unanimoui
fhaf Electric Bifters do cure al diseases
" he Liver, Kidseys Or Blood ONLY
= half dollar bostIe g Mehrfnger bros
Drug Storo. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

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T~~><~-r,sIr. Lnrrrzr<- OrznEs Al D1beis--S<zs
n w-lSrt
rrc~<rrtsr r1fh J.ts<ial crruit.
JOHy II BEETZ. Dubo1s Ceunfy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

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Fszrrk ns--ie<-All<z xcllars-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable p
that terrible cough Shiioh's Care y q
Remedy for you. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

bone TOWnsktp IFuStec'S
Notice.
vuVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
j township, Dubois county, hereby
Rives notice that be will attend 70 81
business pertaining to the once Of Trus.
-. 4 hic residence ! miles 6outh-eael
81 PortsrsviIle, on 6aturdavs Of each
week, and requests al persons having
business 70 present it Oh Sat-
urdsy. Citisens desiring books from
the Township Library, are notified the'
IRE Library 70 kept q John 4ehne'
elore n PortersvilIe.
HrrsY B. BREIDExBAUoH, I. ,. Up.
May 10. I660-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

nsIs1 "a syslsn q vesk skas eaa . IeTssns1 q!
ever - eesnsy without ssperael.1 80 ~ ~ NJ,
s5sSer sS1 youn9 ~; % special eoiny rslsifse
Cso1sl - sssds1; ". ere s.ree1 90 - 49, ~
sS1r9 ~ Greax va1us ~ iupestencs y yoes 1ae w
1919 ~ 3 bosksses. uhicA vIII bring go - n1'
nsasy rIels ssey. !1aa e.{saIae s.ss - ns y9s'a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10

Aug. %: 80.
NJ Editor: - yoer $500
80 shas = -. ra..es, .Pc.
tnorzty % - herol. 49, 49,. 49,.
e'specnes, encFEes -. , 49, r.rs-
~ eegeo 2: - CarxeI y -. .sr.y
positively oeny ne ensste: 49, ssss~ 49,,
. osiuse'y 49, Is.rs;.~ns
=: - farker' nc oene, sos,u i T.sss. .
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-08-10
The Carter Eggfng and y. n.
Parker.

EDEroR CoURIER:
Mr. J. - Parker IN card in the Courier
Of last week says- Il Z Hardin Of
Ireland, and Auditor John Gramels'
pacher. of Jasper, have informed me
ibaf the Rev n. p Gill and W. A. DilIiD
both OF Ireland, Ind, ere circulating
and charging Ne With egEing one 3 =
Carter. Prohibition speaker. . IrelAns
In 1885,
l simply say. hare not made, Or cir
|colafed any such charge I did not eve'
think that Mr. Parker threw the egg
NJ. Dillin en- answer for bimeelf.
N r. Gull
INLAND, IxD., Apg- Sth- l6ee.
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Farm for Sale at Auction,

On Saturday, September !, 1855. q
r. r., u the p. o. door In st. Anthony,
Dubois County. l will cell q Public
Auction to the highest bidder, the South
East quarter Of the North East quarter
and the North East quarter Of the South
East quarter Of Section IS, Town 2.
Range 4 west, 90 acres. known - the
Bsder farm. Terms Of Sale, Ope-fourth
cash. balance 10 1. 2 and years, notes
bearing per cent. interest.
CHARLES l. WEDDING,
Evansville, Ind.
AuR. 10. l668-3w-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24

T he Case OF Homer w. Nssh ~. Mary f..
BarehArd in the Circuit Court.
A bill of complaint was filed IN the Cir
cult Court yesterday By Homer w Nash
assins. Mary <. Burchard. The case grows
out Of the old clothing hrm of @ Burchard
& Co.. afterwards Lyon & Gray. At the
tine Lyola & Gray made an assignment
Afrs. Burehari held chxttei mortgage on
the stock for <6.0co. part OF the purchase
price, and in the sale of the stock on the
mortgage by Mrs. Burchard. Ar. Nash be-
come interested Ia it by reason Of his pur.
chasing Il for the mortgage From fha.
time on be kept getting In deeper by reason
Of endorsing papers which amcanted to the
sum of 81 1871. In his bill OF complaint
he alleges thar Ars. Burchzrd agreed and
did make will giving him
5000. and making IL first lien
upon her property. be further
alleges that sincs making the will she has
sold farm n,slv Reed's Lake TO the
Mss0nic Home, and has transferred about
sevea. hundred acres Of land in Missouri 10
/. Swse-. to secure him for enoorsing paper.
Mir Nash claims that Mrs Burcbard has an
Insurance. policy on the life OF Fred d. Lyon
and he will ask the court TO have that set
over to him, and be viii keep up the
premiums In sccordance with request
II the bill of complaint an injunction was
granted last night. restraining the defendant
frs u disposing any mere OF her property.
In addition to the above amount Mr. Sssh
claims 81 800 Tor services.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24
FLOWERS m BLOOM.
blossoms Shat Face the winas and sun
shsne of Esriy spring.

blossoms Shat Face the Winds and sun.
shsne of E@riy spring
Here they zre. frsgIIe besuties. with all
the glory Of rximent that pat TO shame Sol
onaon IN bis xorgeousnsss. Snowy petals
of bloodroot. with the stem deity enclosed
n she curling tender ] caf; corymbs of pep
per root, xitn pretty PINK blossoms tinted
ike a msidens cheek. dsInty Srrlnz 5eau-
lies. with their lsnceoiste leaves; sweet hEr-
hsnser OF Soring. with the pretty umbels
Of miBufs blossoms. and last. bur certainly
ncs least, the trailing arbgtas which cresps
40 humely through lkls brown leaves at oar
feet. and xlnaosE hlIdes iis besuty la the
dsnk uo<s whieh engslaps sysry knott
where ahs srbutrs grows. AL these
pretty lowers. and Also the hepatic2
whoss NossDas ere pink. white and blue.
issse cptnsd their ssfy eyes on the country
ALL sidsn and ara now eudsasorlns to prove
that II fs'lime for tie doeers 90 bloom IN
the Sprinx fra n. Afout1s parties are IN
hish favor. eus those WHO drive niles Ia
search Of the dainty wandering maiden,
which recedss 20 the virgin forests - civil
/ izsston advances sDcssid remember that toe
usore com uton fe~lsrs alrsady mentioned
deserve little TAFT xiDg attention The
woot's srs fili of tassEn and II they are not
quite 81 popalss a the great fseor1'e tbeT
deserve - ne admired Tor ths hrxss Way ID
wnich fhev liff themselves I'd - fs<s tie
cosd Narsa wesS<rs, snd unf0ld their petals
g. sbe esriy sunehlne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24
puns AND possRs.

snsrs are frequently on speaking tersas
and they lie %.
THs average comrositcx does not miucs
his words when be tackles pieon Of pi.
A BozroS teacher told her ciA~s 70 write .
oonlposi,Son en- the results Of iaxinoas. One
boy handed IN blank sheet Of paper
Two knots an hour isn't such bad time
for aoiergy1nan, smiilngiy said the minister
70 himself just after he had united the SEQ
oud couple.
TuE man who fell on the fence into the
brambles was much nettled by the occur
renee " We hope thistle be appreciated -
says punstsy.
"PzoYEsscn, - said graduate, trying 10
be pathetic Of parting. /" l am indebted TO
you for all lrnow.n pray do not snontion
such tliile,n was tbs not very da1loring
reply.
A scHooL,fAsTEE, describing o money
lender. says - sHo serves you In the pres
ent tense, he lends you in the conditional
mood, keeps you IN the sub1unctiyo and
ruins you Ia the future
A LITTLE daughter Can God do any
thingl' "Yes, certainly ssCan He do
every thingl Are yon sure, manmar
"Why, yes, Ethel, 70 be sure'' Well,
can he gape with His mouth shut"
ssUscIa GEORGE" said Sue, may have
piece of this mahogany vcneerl's Uncle
| George was IN the furniture trade q Ger
tainly, my DEAR repiiel Uncle George:
"you may keep it ns Sue-vencer OF your
| VISIT
TTus IS tie toast which the modest Irish
man drank to the Englisliman: Here's to
| you as good as you are. and here's to racNas
bad as am: but as good rs you are, and as
bad as / am. I'm as good as you are as bad
rs am
| A YANKEE was boasting TO Clyde cap
| tain about the largo rivers of America he
said that they bad far larger rivers In
| America than in Scotland. The captain
said: "Wheesht man, wheesht the Lord
ALMIGHTY made yours, but we made oor
| ain"
| SoMx woman Eating editor expressed the
| opinion recently that women are never as
successful as men in their callings, where
npon Pueblo paper, with true Western
sex with , bold denial of the assertion, and
| instsnced one lady in tho neighborhood
whose voice could be hoard mile
"MA,n demonstrated Bobby, when was
| at grandma's she let me have frsit-fart
twice. "Nell, she ought not 70 havedone
| 20, Bobby" said his mother. 81 think once
| Is quite enough for little boys The older
you grow, Bobby, the more wisdom you viii
| gain BOBBY was silenced, but only for a
moment: well, ma" be said, "granf4ma
Is good deal older than YOU are"
4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24
THE FORTY Thieves


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tie pa.fmsas 81 fs aAes Nhiis Juhis Jonn-
sep. lls con panico. via discharges,
nflie pr0aeqas beng snssHel - his case.
kf-ak Murray, 3n9tler Asofosfiy. lated
te <prear. 41d bench tsFiant vas issosd-
10 disofdeElY fo.2cks. x tahfepiis4l 4no
= 1aFiows8t pleaded HoiI guilty. ene ssfe
femanaed 1ar Examination Ga tae 2etns
leiaosFoe.
csspsr bismond. Js'r Ps1cier rho hss
ei41zsa tne sizliaues oi ne ot1esfs s0f s9i-s
fiNs. was kfFat6p<d for ssllsns sni1s
jsHetrF ~Ahous SeSue. ne pis4ees
guilty., and promised 70 isii no more anttI
ne Dad procured I'esnss 80 hs vas let OF
With lpe Of $50
John Mecsbs q. A., l. e. ave other
tFaApa arrested Friday nikot 10 the region
ku<ton as the BLACK l.ll& ana whose
ualnss. a. given. II would be use
less 10 record. ss tho cosno-
mems. as vel as themselves. are very
u0reilabse. discharged Ga 'he eharzs Of va
/ sFancy, and lmmecta'eiy charged under Tue
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24
IoWN TOPICS.

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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24
" 9 7. .. CONVENTION



IaL~restlrx session.
The FifIA district " G. 7. e. hold their
thlusenth annual Convention at ths Lsdiss'
Liisrary Clah rooms. beeinninx 1t ? o. N.
today and cl4sing IN frdsy morning. A
sree ounosf of delegates are expected to
be present. and toe oaily meetings promise
pfoEfammes of unuzosl interest.
Ibis alteFnoon the meeting viii bs opened
VIII dsFosious I'd by Ars- Rer. J. A.
sprazuc. of this city. Ihe following Is the
programme seating Of convention: ap-
poioGnx 81 committees. Crldsntisls FL
rarce. Resolutions. reports Of ;1upsrintend-
sots--flaSer mission. Mrs. n. n. Wilson,
~ fonia: he press. Mrs. 8. b P0ssrs, OF
cp&Fis. opion snd uafcotlcS Mrs. Sophis
kefrht ctf. pspsrs hsroditT aod health,
Nrs. Cora s. Mount. q f0seii: naiscel-
lzEeoos hnsiasss.
IA las svsniae. II 80 o'clock. music,
The Hssyens hrs Tsl1inx' and Praise the
Eird.r sill - rendersd ~ chorus COM
psssed of ths following ladies' and gentlemen,
1hc have kindly volunteered their services
Ms r. T. Campsr. Miss Sadie Besbe.
N3ss Eey kathfop. his. Chas. Hstb. Chas.
8e<n. thEs .sslteEsr. B. p. Smith, ). Hen
go. James Cn8oinxasns. Hafry bsrtsr, c.
A. Bs-be. bnrns ffed Adans. sioitn. Miss
Minnis Sisass. scconi rsnisk
psvelioas. Rev. Wm p Richardson. sd-
1fsss of seIcems. Mrs.. Aiics Frssssy. city;
response. Mrs. 1. 81 Bal Bsismsn. Of
f1niss vioiin sole. Mss Nellis Edeii; rec IA
,icn. Master peYore. reci,atiou. Miss May
Belle Somt<villss solo. David Forbss. Fr~si-
dents adarsss Mrs. A. s. Ben amin. Pert
tsod. mrssG celieaiun, esnesietion.
At fhe meeflgizs sfe tree and The public
= cordially asits1 ~ ATTEND then.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24

The new song sheet arranged BY Johnny
Ray, comedian ct Smiths Opera House. Is
be on sale BY music and Dewsdeslers
throughout the State. The sheet will con.
tain all his bskf and latest songs. including
"Tns Grand lkspids Fire Brigade" Yves
tons Our Mayor" We're Not Asleep -
Grand Rapids viii Have 10000 Inhsb-
ifsDts Ia $780, etc
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-24

7Ae nannxsns<ls ~ the 12ii1 parers IL
ths essx II 0<snt napbdp, hsxs ssss,d q
Ne sssiauspe rsIss - sehetuas <f pesoss
serernine he pehasenkiRe - niansslsnsoas
noises 80 ssssral ,afo<.n>ztan:
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ldfU- ffirFfsu7 At les MONIES, sept.
II. IssS
What does the Democratic party
stand forI What are its principles :
What new direction would be given 70
TO the old ship il the helm should pass
into the hands OF the Democrats !
know what that party has been
against. Ii has been an against
party. daughter Ii was against
freedom in Kansas; il was against the
war: it was against the draft: il was
against emancipation il was against a
greenbaek currency, 1t was against re-
construction; il was against the
amendments; IL was against the ku-
klux laws; il was against the Civil
Rights bill; ii was against the act ia
strengthen the public credit; il was
against the resumption OF specie pay
nents; but il i rot against any u
these things now--it i underneath
them. The country in its grand
sweep has left all these things 70 his
tory: they are no longer subjects OF
debate they are historical facts; they
are the sun-lighted peaks OF our mos,
brilliant and cventful eroch. We
have climbed the Ragged and bloody
pass. The lowering clouds have lifted
or have fallen in refreshing showers.
II is time OF peace and OF amazing
prosperity throughout the land. 80
far as legislation and public adminis-
tration can shape the course Of events
these thiaEs have come because OF the
wise, courageous. and patriotic iegis'
lation Of the Republican party Jap
piausel; they have come because tins
Democratic party has been in a
minority. There was long period in
the history 81 our country when, as
had occasion to say once before, the
Democratic party seemed to-he play
Ing with oar country the citili's game
OF '.teeter" When the Democratic
party was up the country was down,
and when the country was up the
Democratic party was dosn. lAp-
plaase.