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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

PERsoxAL.-Mr. John +. McFall, Of
hiFi-cye gavo us pleasant call this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Gramelspacher and Mr..
Wm IIaller went 70 Evansville Monday.
% attend the funeral Of their aunt, Mrs.
DF. SeitIert. She formerly resided In
Jasper.
Mr. VIM. Eikins, one OF the Columbia
township hustIers, called this week 10
exchange congratulations on the general
Democratic Victories over Indiana.
Mrs. Wendell May. Of Louisyille. Y
visiting many friends in Jasper thi'
week.
Miss Mamie Boring. daughter Of Rev
Boring. pastor Of the M. f. church here
will bc married on Tuesday evening. The
I'D Of this month. 70 . gentleman from
Bruceville. The marriage ceremony
viii take place q the M. 4. church here.
We wish them : world OF success and
happiness. Miss Mamie 10 one OF ouI
beet girls and will be greatly missed %
ALL McCutchenvillc Cor. Evansville
Journal.
Hon. John A. Graham, for forty year,
connected with the Treasury Depart,
ment In Washington City, D. g.. paid
Jasper : short visit, with his daughter
on Wednesday. He lived In Jasper ~
early days, built the house now owned
oy Mrs. Kraus, carried on . store here
and was IN the early days County Treas
urer for one term. He found very fcw
residents here now whom he remember
ca any thing In regard to. though n
Knew the fathers Of several. lie 10 oveI
~ years old.
Mrs. NJ. Guckes and daughter are vie
lung her sons In Louisville this week
where she established them In the fsmil.
grocery business.
liev. Mr.. Buchanan, : missionary Q
we Y. r. church. preached an excellen
sermon In Jasper last Sunday night, 70
AR congregation.
Mossrs. Will Melchoir and Mart
hempf. started for Hoquium, Washing
,on' Wednesday, 70 seek their fortunes Y
the great West.
M. "a. GutgessIl, len for Chicag
Wednesday, where he will enter ono Z
he machine shops 70 finish bis trade.
Az. John Bohncrt, after : pleasaI
vls't o. several weeks among rcIativ.
1sss, leit Wednesday for biz hon .
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Th,s remedy is becoming 2 wei
lcawr and so popular as % noed p,
special mention. Al wuo n soc~ !,
Electric Bittcrs sing the ssme sv" 80
prsise.-A purcr medicine does no, es'; 4
and Il IL guaranteed TO DO 81 ~ \,
claimed. Electric Bitters NIL curo 49, 4,
',;s".sss ~ Inc liver and kidneys, VA,
nsn., serscs;ons caused by impure blood,
UW;r irive Malaria from the system
80 ..vsn = well a. cure al Malaris'
sa r For cur OF Headache, Con ~
ns,;cr ana indigestion try Electric III.
.1. 1870 Frtire satisfaction c~usrsnteed' 9,
vUn,er rcfuudcd Price 80 cts. and y
per bottle ct Martin rricu'' s..
Store.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

1yThe editor OF the CoUarFR visited
Evansville on Monday, and found the
city bustling with . good Spring trade.
and a number OF men aud horses and
|plows breaking up Main street, turning
up some rich soil. like Il was intended
TO raise . good crop Of corn there this
season.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

FoR Town TREAsuRER.-Mr. Charles
Soliga 10 announced ~ : candidate for
recollection AZ Town Treasurer. lie has
taken good care Of the public money In
the past, kept the books il : good style,
and will do Is well a. any one for that
place. Give him . boost week after
next.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

DTED.-The estimsble young wife Of
NJ. Ferdinand Allcs, Of Marion town.
ship. died in childbirth last saturday
morning. and vas buried at Celestine
on Sunday. She leaves four young
children and : husband to mour their
~irreparabla lose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

For lame back there Il nothing better than
70 saturste : flannel cloth with Chamber
lain's Pain Balm, and bind il on the affected
parts. Try II and sou will BE- surprised Il
the prompt rciief il affords. The same treat
ment will cure rheumatism. For sale by }
r. Salb. lm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

BRICK AT CELEsTiSE.-Mr. George
Hasenaus. merchant Of Celostine. Il GO
Ing 20 have brick for sale. He hiss en-
ployed Messrs. Michael and Albert
Hochgesang. the reliable brick makero
OF jasper, 10 make him . kiln Of 100000,
and they are u work q 4 now up there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

rICapt. J. g. Leming, John Senncnc
and Paul Goeppner returned home Tue.
day, from their trip South. They lef
the corn boa, safe at Memphis, Tenn the
wsser in the lower Mississippi, being 50
high as 81 make it advisable 10 hold i
there awhile, when = pilot will DO hired
there TO 90 ahead.
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WrrHDRAwS.-Since be was announce
ed % candidate for Marshal Mr.. John
Scharrer has found that his other bnsi-
mesa would not admit Of his doing the
Of the Office. and 80 thanking his
many friends for their earnest promises
|of support. be withdraws from The con
test.
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Health in this part il good.
Farmers are all buav making orange
ments 10 commence breaking for corn
Don't get too smart, there will Do snow
yet. N,
Tho women in this locality are al
wanting eggs. some one ought 70 ship 10
. wagon load.
Uncle John Pinnick. Mart. Pareon'
and Deputy Isaac Eastridgc made : TRIP
to Jasper to pay tax.
guees Pleas. Hsllowell sold his mar
the other day. lie said ne was going g
Inv Bill Taylor's Ide. and then he would
have The finest trotting stock IN Inc
county.
M. Gimlct Highfeli and Fistey kei'
|lams still make their round trip every
week 10 Mr.. A. Crooks, and the girl'
Keep the slop bucket out OF Fistey's way
The sabbath school At Shiloh Il NOV
ing along well, aud good results are Ok
pcctcd.
There are lots OF candidates Q county
office. We say. hurrahsfor Ignatz Eek,
ert. John Gramelspacher and q old
friend Brit. Leming! Three cheers To-
those good old solid democrats! ~ Al
every genuine democrat to stand hrn
and mistaken at their post, and We Wi
win the day. r.--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

crThe new firm OF Stsrbuck & Son
poultry and egg dealers in Jasper. arc
doing : lively business. Yesterday they
shipped q full car Of poultry and eggs %
New York city. On Monday Mr.. u
Kuies, Of Dubois. delivered them loo
doz 81 eggs, or over - cases. Pretty
good for on man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25
puCKlEN's ARNICA sALvE

THx Brsr SALvE In The wor,a 1T "a
prrises. Sores, Ulcers, salt nneun Ih;i-
vsr Sorcs, letter, Chapped ? xn-
hlsins. Corns, and all KIN Esu 80
o~S positively cures Piles. o. 70 a. y,
cuIred. Il il guaranteed 20 g,ve pe .s.;ss
sssisfscsion, or money refundea' rsr.;r
"a cents per box. FOR ne =
E,,cdmsns Drug store.
March 9Th, lSs0.-ly'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

rrvyRr. Il . candidate Tor reelection a
if>,,Ans n n,hois county. subject 20 the dsci-ie'
csaniy ..ss Ne Convention. on Nay =. isso.
''n' i uopryxJASs. u : candidate Cor Count
Hksht w ,,nnnsv. subject 70 the decision 81 -
fsfk o pt." nxsnt.on. on Nay 7<th. 1880.
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Union Valley viewings.

Nj. John ID. Standfeld 70 sick.
Mr. Elijsh Sutton has gone 70 Kansas
The Col. has left Union Valley and
como to Kiugsville, near Ellsworth.
Brother l.. Ellis Vas It our Sunday
School on the 20th OF April. The Bro
lie Z good worker among the little folks
Farmers srs fixing to put out thei
The little daughter Of Mr.. Seth Charlie
lie very Ill.
There will he decoration services =
lthe Union Valley graveyard BY ID
Ellsworth Post.
| While playing on the drift on III
creek the SON OF James Buck came nes
lboinR drowned. His cries were hear
Iand he VA picked up BY Stephen a
,Landreth.
Mary L. Charles is on the sick list.
| Hon KICKER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

UrNr. George Fechsr y making
lbrooms again It the upper nour NIL.
Those Who want The best are Invited 20
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

01rMrs. Belle Mcars. the wife o. MT
Chas. n. Mears, OF Loogootee. died last
week. She was : native Of Rockport, =
daughter OF Mr.. John Lemonds. am
lived for several years It Huntingburg
where she vas universally esteemcd
and where the sad fact Of her dc"th and
parting from A interesting family o
children will be received with unfeign
ed borrow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

Wis breath ID % bad. to draw i mild,
V'Twolld scatter = drove Of demons.
he has been known 10 kiss . chile
4 And give 1t deliriam ssemens!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

MARRrAoR LICENSES have been iesued
since orr last report 10 the following
J. S. Toenjes and Helena A. Kroeger
Gustav q. Berger and Ida Miller.
Louis Davis and Carrie Blume.
Herman Hulsman and Elizabeth Luken
A. II. Harmeyer and Minnie Breford
Fred w. Freyberger and Sophia J
|Bscher.
WIN. Bsardsley and Annie Roetsger.
Chas Horton and Mary Mag. Jung
Ferd. H~assfurther and N. Schwocppe
Fred. Schlsssing and Matilda Hon
..
Thos.J J. Murphy and Ida Z. Brundick
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Nv See notice of Phenix Loan Az
ISOLATION meeting Of stockholders 70
night.
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..souNcEmtMT COUNTY OFFICES.
....,.. r.sne this Column hnst pay %
Candi" Each.


r,,wrLgpAcnEr 70 q candidate for "
JOIN r.r",osv 4 lditor " pnhc's county, -nhiss' 70
s's',.n ~ N rhs democratic Convention. on hAS SStn'
"a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

rrrz na candidate FOR Sheriff o. puhcst
'un' .aeIsct % the decision OF the pe"'c'A"S e'"'
ssnns- rn.yLOR. ~ Boone township A. csndi-
ALhhst 80 N ID BOTS County. subject y w sreis'oh
fNs Y, 49,. ,r Convention. Nay ssth. ls'o'
WILLIAM ,.RnoE. /. . candidate & e. Sc sss psao q y,
5 esssssoa. On Any a, lsso'
ozs, xs ,sS'., y : e. s. sse..,ss Z. z 4. Dsnssr.'i,
senrsnsion On xss a. is'V
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

--.n.r,.a 40 announce THOMAS u. DILLON.
W are s.,sY, " 4 candidate for Prosecuting Attorney
Z n, X; iish Jss " a sI,sI, c:n .ss,sss = ~ '''''''' =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

rr Greene publishes . card 2
withdrawal from the race for the nomi
nation for Sheriff this week.
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4 gentleman in Union County, .m ~ men.
= .co NOUS 4 ne newspapers, was cured q
s .hsumasism ~ Chamberlain Pam Da.m
.Ner irving other medicines ana = sslh
49, .h;.scco vcars. For sale BY 80. SA'p
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

WILLIAM KvLLAxs is ; candidate for Town Mr.
bal n Jasper.
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JASPER
nIsTRICT CANDIDATES.


..,hortrel 20 announces 0ScAE = wkLnokN
W arssn 49, Judge q NE uth Judicial, Circuit.
kasl.s, Nm Il he Circuit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-25

prncgR. III, = : candidate ior Iressafef 2
tAc'r 49, .nhiect 20 the decision 81 the Demo
pah.'s .xsu,son. on Nay .t'h, isso'
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p,cxIIARUF. q Pa.eka township. e :
,.ss'ss,s =, Repre- .sa :, 4 .s sr en- o.ssss s"d Dass1s
~ prtf'e' sD~r 70 The decision q The District Demo
..c Convention
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a Salary
With expenses paid will coma handy q
who u now out 81 employment. c.
|~peciaIly where no previous experience = re-
TO get the position. II you want's
see advertisement IN anotne, i
column headed, "A Chance 20 Make Mney II
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TOWN
Monday. May 9Th, 1890.
ANNOUNCEMENT FEE ol.Oo.


ru.rtFs soLiGA. l. . candidate for Treasurer
the rv~nof Jasper.
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YOUR COAL CHEAP
MAT. ECKERT,
In Coal

Il now ready to deliver The BEST
COAL mined in Southern Indiana
from his mine threc-quarters Of
mile North.w Z Of Jaspcr. Alower
vein than either OF the other mines
are working.
Orders left ut the Store or M. ~
Prompt attention. Ssp.3t'oE
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vs.yx BEHRESs. q . candidate sor hseo'nsr Z
49, county. subject 20 the SECESSION ~ N Den''
80 49, Convention, on Nay -. isS-
.r,r.ts LExfvG. Il : candidate for kecorier :, pn'
h.a rf ~ .usiecttothc decislon Of the Democratic
csosenslnr. Nay 3lth. $50
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ror County Conmsssioser. a. District.
sveu rpFTr. u Jackson township. ia candidate
'.nn.m tombstone for the - district. subject
n s.eIsisn o. the Democratic Convention nay - as>'
Evening journal., 1890-02-25
Contract Awarded.

The contract for the grand stand. seats
and fence of the grounds Of the VIII
mington Base Ball Club was awarded tc
Patrick Fahey, the lowest bidder, this
morning. The contractor will begin
work as soon as possible. Manager Ste
venson will arrive in the city to-day or
tomorrow.
All challenges for the newlv-organized
Ford Il Ryan Shavers' Club should be adj
dressed to Manager J. f. O'Donnell.
The final step in forming the Inter-
state Base Ball League was taken at Eas-
ton last night, at the league meeting. 1t
will consist Of Easton, Allentown, Leba.
non, Harrisburg, Altoona and York six
clubs. Allentown and York could not be
represented, but telegraphed their views,
which conceded with those of the dele.
gates from the other cities who were
present. The Reach ball was adopted and
committee appointed to draw up a
schedule and report at the next meeting
Of the league at Harrisburg on March Is,
Evening journal., 1890-02-25
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Substantial Raise In Janftors' Salaries
An Ofrer Declined,

The Board Of Public Education held it's
regular meeting last evening. President
Charles Baird presiding. The Committee
ON Teachers reported progress in the
matters before it. The Committee on
Printing asked the authority to have
40, 900 rolls Of honor printed for $50; to
have 5000 blank dismissal notices
printed, and both were granted.
The Committee on Fire Escapes re-
ported that Architect Carswell would
have the plans ready by Thursday.
Committee on New School No. 20, re-
ported in favor OF drawing an order for
Sweed, Willis & Co., for $175. The
order was allowed.
The Committee on Manual Training
reported in favor OF purchasing carving
tools for not more than $50, to relieve
other work in the manual training school
The recommendation was adopted.
David H. Coyle stated that he visited the
school lately and was agreeably surprised
at the progress and efficiency of the
work
The Committee on Janitor for No. 10
school reported in favor of John Burns,
and the report was adopted.
The special committee to revise iani-
tors salaries reported that It had inves
tigated the matter, and recommended
that IL the salaries be raised. no extras
be allowed to janitors, The report fol-
lows.
Evening journal., 1890-02-25
A Lively Candidate Tor sherifr.

Notwithstanding his averdupois, George
G. Rothwell is as lively as cricket, and
the man he tackles is a good one If he
gets away from George without at least
leaving promise behind to vote for him.
Mr.. Rothwell represents his hundred in
the Levy Court, and so well has he done
it that he has made hosts of friends in
the county, and says he will make his
opponents in the city hustle If they
defeat him.
The Levy Courtman from BlaclSbird
hundred is unquestionably the iolliest
candidate in the race. His friends assert
that he Is running a lemonade canvass,
but none Of his friends seem to sour on
him because he will stand nothing
stronger. Lemonade George, as the
ward workers affectionately dub him, is
especially strong in the county. Accord
ing to his own rosy views, so popular is
he with the rural folk that If he succeeds
in getting 500 votes in Wilmington he
viii knock the persimmons sure. Many
humorous incidents are related of
the peculiar method by which
Lemonade George" conducts his cam
paign. He kisses all the babies when
circulating through the country and
when in the city he invites everybody
whom he meets to come down and spend
a week or two at bis Blackbird hundred
peach orchard. His own hundred. he as
serts, is for him, man, woman and child.
One reason for this he explains, Is that
that district has never had g. sheriff and
it thinks it is entitled to one now.
Evening journal., 1890-02-25
POLICE BOXES NEEDED.



Of the Police Department.
The need Of more efficient police
force, or Of some method to increase the
effectiveness of the present effective
force, is being shown every day. One
illustration will suffice.
Police Officer Gaynor arrested Daniel
Murphey for drunkenness on Lobdell
street. South Wilmington. at II o'clock
last night. II Is not the rule to call the
patrol wagon after 10 o'clock at night.
and Officer Gaynor brought his prisoner
to the hall, consuming about one hour
The man was orderly, or the time would
have been longer GaYnors beat e all
Of South Wilmington, and extends from
Market street bridge to Third street
bridge, below the Christiana river. He
Is the only officer on the beat at night,
and consequently that district was I'M
protected for one and half hours. while
he was arresting the drunken man.
Judge j. Frank Ball, in speaking Of the
matter this morning said that something
would have to be done, and recommended
the building Of police boxes in the sub.
urbs Of the city. By this means an officer
could arrest drunken man, confne him
in the box, ring for the patrol and con,
tinue on his beat One such box should
be in South Wilmington, another in the
Ninth ward, another In Forty Acres and
another in Hedgeville. This system is
used most large cities and with great
eucrpSs
Evening journal., 1890-02-25
A FInr ror the schnnl..

Inasmueh as the Board of Education
has seen fl to stop us, the Patriotic Sons
of America, in patriotic cause by
having the children OF each public
schoolt contest for large silk flag "a
symbol Of liberty's grandest gift, which
every true American loves as a shrine Of
patriotic devotion), we still hold out that
twenty scholars Of each school will DO
given a book each, TO contest for the flag.
The school bringing in the most money
will be awarded the flag on Saturday,
March 10, at o'clock p. m. Further,
to show to the pnblic that this is
not a scheme to extort money from the
public, but a duty we owe to God, our
country and our order, we will give
each scholar having a book a useful
present at the close of the contest
Books may be obtained upon application
to Samuel Harris Sl2 West Sixth street,
for the schools west Of Market street and
J. B. Roberts, 1114 Poplar street,
for the schools east Of Market street.
Evening journal., 1890-02-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

B. P Hasson is still seriously III at his
residence in this city.
Joseph Williams. a mechanic. has gone
to Piedmont, Ala. toreside permanently.
l. n. Mills Of Clayton, superintendent
Of the Delaware Division is in the city
to-day
Miss Carrie Baker OF Washington street
has returned from FIVE weeks visit to
friends in New York.
John sehaeffer, the popular Fourth
and Poplar street barber, was married "a
Miss Amanda Weinmann in Philadelphia
yesterday.
K. 2. Stacy. superintendent Of the Bal.
timore and Delaware Bay Railroad is
spending few days in Wilmington
among his business associates,
William Cookem and Edward Chairman
young men of the Ninth ward, started
for the West this morning and will seek
theie fortune at Denver, Colorado.
Charles White and Miss Topper Of this
city were in West Chester Saturday, at
tending the funeral Of Mrs. George Blair,
sister Of Mr.. White. They returned home
to day.
Edward E. Trunion, formerly OF the
Union News Company, has bean appoin
ted usher at the p, w. & B. railroad
station. Mr.. Truman fills that position
very successfully
Evening journal., 1890-02-25
TIE COX HUM A FIzzLE.
The sportsmen Divide Into Two'Factions
and Hunt Each other.

The spOrtsmen Divide Into Two'Factions
and Hunt Each other.
The much.talked of fox chase, which
was to take place on New Castle avenue
yesterday, proved to be perfect izzle.
The South Side Hunting Club assembled
at the Herbert House early in the day,
and much arguments ensued as to
whether or not the fox should be liberia
ted on such a disagreeable day Many
wanted the event postponed for at least
a few days. but it was finally announced
that the club would proceed to the old
Gsraschee gate, where Reynard would be
given his liberty.
The horsemen with their dogs securely
chained forced their animals through the
heavy mud to the point named, where the
chase began in dead earnest. The little
prisoner started through the water and
mud as fast as his legs could carry him.
When he had run about 200 yards, and
just as the hounds were about to be
liberated, two ours from neighboring
farm house ran into the road and at
tackled the fleeing fox.
Although badly bitten on the fore leg,
the fox tore across field to the right
end Of the road, swimming three bitches.
Here tine hunters who objected to having
the chase, captured the crippled animal
and started for Wilmington at a rapid
rate. The other crowd started in hot
pursuit and it turned out to be imam
chase.
The fox was brought back to East.
burns store, the clubs headquarters
where. it is reported, it was killed. An
other little animal will be chased on Mon
day or Tuesday Of next week, but tn,
hunters intend to wait for a clear day
Il and take the fox farther into the country
next time