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N AND STOCKS.
Ups aasa Downs Ia MARKET vsnues on b
New York Exchange.

New Work. Exchange.
New YORK. Feb. Il. Stocks to-day
were more active, bMt fcvcrish and weak.
especially i'm the first AMI last hours. An
impression that the Illinois Central. Rock
Island and Chicago, Burlington d Quincy
are determined tn force n fight prevailed
and induced considerable selling an the
part of the trading element. The market
closed active hut weak at the lowest fiR-
urea. While the final loss was confined
tn fractions i'm most cases. Rock island
was down ~. Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cinnati & 81. Louis IA, Missouri Pacific
~, WISCONSIN Central Ia.
Governments were dull and heavy.
PetrOleum-The market opened steady
at 1O6L. but after the first sales became
weak and declined tai 1854. The market
then becanls. quiet and closed steady at
1857.
Stock Neutrality-suspicious.. 1OiH high
est 1O;LI; lowest 1854; closing 1O55s.
Consolislatssl Exchange Opening at
-; highest, loaiA; lowest, 11; clos
ing ios,1
Compensatory; Lake, Sli.0.
L.ad-Stcady domestic. ST..
in Easier; straits, $3O.IU.
Bar silver-95L.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.-Represcntative
Buchanan OF New Jersey to-day intro
tilctsl IA bill to "a memorial of
Christopher Columbus IN this city. The
memorial IL tn consist primarily of the
works ut American artists ana a~rtisa ms,
and Tn display the progress at arts,
sciences and manufactures and secondly
of such displays from other countries as
can bc obtained. The Till prOposs.s am
appropriation Of 81, ODO,tsO the first year
and S2,usO,OOO during the two succeeding
years.
Among tire estimates aid before the
house to-day were tine following: S5O,OOO
for tho construction of buildings for the
military post at Park x17,-
:si2 for the deficiency in the appropriation
for the prevention Of deprsiations ON
public lands S19,h0O for the expense of
protecting public lands.
A communication from the commits
sioncr of Indian affairs makes the fol-
lowing increases i'm the. estimates OF the
amount needed during the next fiscal
year for the education OF Indian children :
Indian schools AT (lilocro. Indian Terri
tory. from $4O.OOO to $se,,JD; Carson City,
Nevada. SH5,OOO tn Ssa;, 600; Santa Re, NM,
Sas.UUo Ia $42.7O; Grand junction,
Colorado. $1s zoo to S'9.pOO Lawrence,
KANSAS. Sl0O.OO to Si3i,5OO; Salem, Orc.,
S4O,aO tn S19,JNO: On account trsinsporta-
ton of Indian pupils. $2s,UUO tn <5:,ODO;
pay of farmers tai teach Indians, SLD.OOO tai
house for am appropriation Of S55.3s3 for
the erection of monuments and tablets for
the proper marking of each of the conn
mands of tine regular army engaged at
Gettysburg. IL is proposed to erect ~
such monuments.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. E.-Postmastcr
General wanamaker in espou-c to the
senate resolution to-day transmitted tn
the senate. an estimate Of the cost re-
quircd to extend the free delivery system
tn all cities and towns of not less than
1900 inhabitants. and also not less than
500. There are tai4 of the former towns
and the extension of the system to them
would cost the government 81 .:sl1 900, and
2,I of the latter. requiring Ss.?,,25 extend
ing the system to them.
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CHICAGO. Feb. THE jury to try the
Cronin jury bribery WAS completed late
his afternoon. A brief opening address
was made for the state. but the. defence
waived the opening pending the examine
ton of witnesses. After hearing the tes-
timony of Deputy Clerk Lee the court
adjourned.
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Money on call easy. 3s,4.
Prime mercantile paper. 5N6Lsc.
Sterling ExchanRe-Dull. steady: sixty
day bills, S.s;i; demand, $4.S1.
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BRAZILIAN. h:nthu.in.sic.

NEW YORK.. Feb. IA Para newspaper
received by "a Brazilian steamer to-day
says the news of the official recognition
IF the Brazilian republic by the United
States was transmitted tn the governors
Of the different states and replies have
been received expressing joy at the good
news and saying the people wers. filled
with tsliriotIs euthllsiasIu over il.
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A N strike.

LONDON. Feb. 15.-Four hundred thou
sand miners in Great Britain have decid-
eel to adherc tn their demand for an in-
crease of 10 per cent. in their wages.
They will probably strike. Should they
do so the coal output will bs' decreased
thrSe-utlnrts.rs.
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NEW YORK, Fcb. 1.-THE firm of Gil
martin d Doyle made an assignment to-
day. The firm sold largely to peddlers
and were well known all over the United
nominal assets arc S25 600 liabilities $780,
mb.
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IN the


r~~ New LAND Omees Esr Washington
Arsay Osacer~ Tn he Rewarded.
wAsruN.roN, Feb. pre-
ssnsesl over :AO petitions from Massachu-
scstr, stating that ovcr sOO.OuO gallons of
Intoxicating liquors arr annually ex-
ported from tire United States tai Africa.
dcnorAlixing tai Africa and detrimental tai
all legitimate omnlcr with that ps,oplc.
and praying that under that section of the
constitution which authorizes tn
regulate commerce with foreign nations
that this sort Of thing he stopped. Re-
ferrcd tn committee. on education and
labor.
Chandler presented petitions frsNm Miss
issippi complaining at the suppression OF
the republican vote i'm that state. and rep
that the Legislature OF Mississ-
ippi recently enacted a law for establish
ing n new constitution Tor the state on
the 18th OF August, isso' that the Same
ratification, and that il was the avowesi
purpose of the democrats Ia employ
,eiii@"m, Citizens Of their }ranchisa. Re-
fcrrsd {" the committee on privileges and
elections.
Blair spoke about thr,-. hours on his
educational bill. hat did not conclude his
Shansllcr offered "a resolution, which
attorney general for information ;s tn
the recent assassination of Saunders.
northern district nf Florida.
The bill tn authorize the president to
confer the brnvet rank an officers of the
army for gallant services i'm Indian RAM
nsicns. was passed. The hill for the adj
mission Of Wyoming as ~ state having
ts,en rsached ON thu. calendar. Plat gave
notice that lc would call il up for consid-
Grafton at tho earliest opportunity. On
motion of Hale the house amendment tn
the bill to have statistics OF mortgage iII-
tebtetin~ss obtained i'm the next census,
was nufl-concurrxsl i'm and 10 conference.
asked. On motion of Allen the senate
hill Ia establish two additional land dis
tricts i'm the state of Washington was
taken from the calendar and passed. Adj
jotrnrncnt was then taken.
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silver Matters.

WASHINGTON, Feb. L.. The director Of
the mint to-day sent "a letter tn senator
CHrkeIsi with - statement showing the
number of ounces of silver of standard
fincns.-s aud the cost of il used i'm the
coinage az silver dollars. the number of
silver dollars coined and profits shown
eacI, month from March 1. lS1s.to Dcccni-
der n. ls1?. The number of ounces used
during this period was ROO, ~ $50 and the
cost S2s1 .:E.5, IO7. The number of dollars
coined was 1894 .oOi and the sciRnoriaRe
sail .aa2 ,s.c,.
Joseph Sheldon of New Haven. Conn.,.
made am argument before the house COM
tnittsc on coinage weights and measures
to-day i'm the behalf of free and unlimited
%coinags. of silver.
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a Long walk.

WABASH, Ind. Feb. III. =. Hartman
the pedestrian, has had articles drawn up
for n 5000 mile walk against time. Harri-
man, who claims to have walked in LON
don, New York and Sydney, Australia.
says he defeated Weston and O'Lcary.
and il was abiding tai his i'm the
presence of J. w. Mcdonald. IN New York
sporting man. that the present match was
Hartman binds hiipself to
start within 10 days from April II, from
any point in Indiana he may choose. walk
to San Francisco and return far enough
tn complete the 1900 miles within 10 days,
failing in which the stakes. Si,uk, will be
paid To- Mcdonald.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-19
WEATnER.CROP BULLETIN.
WEEK ENDING APRIL, II 1890.

Similar weather conditions have
prevailed in both the Northern and
Southern sections of the state during
the past seven DAYS, and the resulting
effect on all crops is reported as being
very favorable.
The rainfall for the week has been
below the average in all portions OF
the state. The temperature was con
s%iderablv above the average Tor the
first three days, but cool weather pre-
vailed on the Sth, 9th and 10th.
Light frosts occurred at Plaquemine
and Lafayette on the 10, but did no
apparent injury to vegetation. The
excess of sunshine for the week has
beeu about 200
Corn is up and doing well. although
worms, mice and birds have made con-
siderable %replanting necessary. The
rice and cane crops are also very
promising, and are growing rapidly
during the present fine weather. All
trees are in full leaf; apple, peach
and plum trees are in blossom: some
orange and peach trees that were APP
parently ruined by the March freeze
are now blooming.
Reports from Richland and st. John
parishes show that very little work
has been done in the fields during the
week, as the drainage of the back
water has engaged the attention of the
planters, a large percent of the cul-
tivable lands being already covered
by the overflow.
Strawberries are being shipped
North from Tangipahoa parish. The
crop is %ripenins rapidly, but the cool
nights of the past few days has not
been favorable.
WEEKLY RAINFALLS.
Minden .09; Melville .21; Amite
.26 ; Hammond is; Vaudeville .63;
Edgard 20; Sugar Experiment Sta
ton is; Shell Beach .25 Port Eads
40; Plaquemine ga; New Orleans
II; Lafayette %; Abheville .O7
Jeanerette 10.
NJ. j. WRIGHT JR.,
Signal Corps, Assistant.
Tin absence of DIRECTORY
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A Proof Of Prosperity.

The prosperity of institutions de-
pendent for success upon the patron
age of the public, such rs banking es-
Establishments, is an indication and to
a certain extent, the measure, of the
general well-being of the people.
We can remember the time, before
the establishment of the First Nation
al Bank, and it has been since the es-
tabltshment of the capital here, when
rsury was the rule and not the ex-
ception. Money was highpriced be-
cause it was scarce. Those who had
it found difficulty in keeping it Sc
curely !; those who had it not expert
enced the utmost difficulty in obtain
ing it. The result was a tardy pro-
gress.
The creation of the First Nationa.
Bank inaugurated a financial revo-
luton in this city, which was made
complete by the organization last
year of the Bank of Baton Rouge.
Since the institution of these banks
money has been plentiful, and as a
necessary result of easy none the
wheels of progress have been lubrica-
eed, and We have witnessed an almost
universal increase in material welfare.
Ii any one should compare the de-
posits of the First National Bank at
the close of its first years business
with the third quarterly statement of
the Bank of Baton Rouge to-day he
Will be struck with the wonderful ad-
vancement our people have made in
financial resources. The deposits of
the people i'll the Bank of Baton
Rouge now amount to $194, O19, "a
A recent statement of the First
National Bank showed a deposit of a
fraction over $215, 900, thus making a
total deposit of ove 800, 900, large
~ representing the surplus savings
OF our citizens during the past seven
years. Although their loans and dis
counts are already large, both banks
have plenty of money to lend cn liber-
al terms. While on this subject
Truth cannot refrain from c~ongratula-
ting the stock holders of the new
bank upon the striking success of
that institution. Although but ten
months old the Bank of Baton Rouge
has already r1ade IA per cent, pro-
fit clear of expenses; or. in other
words, is earning q shade over II per
cent. per annum for its stockholders.
This is indeed a phenomenal showing.
The stock of this institution, as may
well be understood, is giltcdged, with
numerous bidders but no settlers.
Prosperous bank means easy money
easy money means expansion in trade
and in various Industries and such
expansion means labor, prosperity
and happiness for the people.-Rat-
on Rouge Truth.
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Sick Headache

rs a complaint from which many suffer
1 and few are entirely free. It's cause
is Indigestion and a sluggish liver, the
cure for which is readily found in the
use of Ayers Pills.
Il have found that for sick headache,
caused by Il diSordrred condition of the
stomach, Ayers Pills are the most re-
liable remedy ."-Salnt!el Z. Bradburn,
N~orthington. Mass.
"After the use of Ayers Pills for
many years, in my practice and family,
| am Justified in SAYING that they are an
excellent cathartic and liver medicine
sustaining all the claims made for hem
W. a. Westfall, NJ. D., '. r: Austin
& y. w. Railway Co, Burnet, Texas.
ayers Pills are the best medicine
known to me for regulating the bowels,
and for all diseases caused by a dis
ordered stomach and liver. l suffered
for over three years from headache, i'll
digestion, and constipation. | had no
appetite and was weak and nervous
most of the time. BY using three boxes
of Ayers Pills, and at the same time
dieting myself. l was completely cured"
Philip Lockwood, Topeka, Kansas.
Il was troubled for years with indi-
gestion, constipation, and headache. A
few boxes of Ayers Pills, used in small
daily doses, restored me to health.
They are prompt and etfective."-W.H IL.
Strout, Meadville, Pa.
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The Republicans in the South have
been greatly encouraged by the nan
ner in which Democratic Congress
men have been unseated by the ma
lority of the House, and the result is
they have announced their intention
of placing a candidate in the field in
every district of Alabama, and no
doubt the same thing will lie done in
all the Southern States. The Repub-
licans have no idea that they will be
able to elect their candidates, but
they intend to make IL show of a race
witt, the view of getting up IL contest
for seats if the Republicans manage to
get a majority in the next House. It
will be better for the Democrats, how
ever, if the Republicans make a fight
in every State, for the reason that it
will bring ont the full strength of the
Democratic vote and will enable them
to elect their candidates 10y such large
majorities that there will bel no grounds
for a cOntest.-Stdtes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

6rIn Crawford county the petition
10 have Sampson Cox's name on IN
ticket only had q signasnres. Not much
strength for him up there. IN the Re.
publican county of Orange, M petition
wss presented 70 secure HE name on the
tickets. Yet the Itspu biicsn-F. NJ Is. "A.
candidates for senator and Represents
lives are Ill on The tickets. both Repuh.
licsn aud Peoples IN hoth countie~t q
The omission 70 have Cox's name on The
tickets the result Of : bargain n secure
votes for the candidates Tor the State
? or was HE canvass 90 hope
|ess that II Was not thought worth while
10 file petitions /? or did the machine
workers hope nv this dodge "a draw
enough Democratic votes from Bresz to
.Iect DarneIl2
The omission Il too glsring not 10 -
! reenlt OF como bargain or trick. Lev
~ Democrats Be on the alert.
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As ~i'' ~ seen by ihc published
ucKe's. the mensrel Ticket Of blowers H.
'h'- comfy has discarded al shiiissinn
with lshcr-even striking m the hmm.
"er rom their party 'evice H. III ~.
o'her c""n'ies Of ihis district The part,
RESINS The hammer with III. pillow.
"hv not IL p"i"'i- con"i, ? Arc t.ere
no ishnrsrs' votes here 20 b. humbuy-
gear Did some Republican employ ers
KICK sgsinss smv encouragement OF Or
gan'zsd labor? Let thu labor votes
answer for ihis public slight Il the polls
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

y >. ~ Slsier sni Lee Cave took . trfI
70 washington This week. Ire takes
TIP 20 Ipsviess county quite irequrnti,
S"d rnsnor SAYS one 81 The fair sex Il III,
cause. The yonng man Who went viii
him lssf sunday, ssvs he will NOT ~
again. bersuse Dr.. ssked him II he ~,
INC young man that went to Ilawley's.
We are glai 81 note that Hsrle,
stewart i able 10 be up again.
A ANAL show has heen here. IN =.
this time We have tailed 10 hear sLe De-,
f0rmsnce.
Cullen Green aud lack DiIiiu nv
gone 10 I,iris~yc again.
Prof. 7. X. D"uvhcr,v. ~ Jasper. Va,
~ our city on Ss'urdsv night.
Messrs. Bradley. Wilson AMI Wsnfz
attended the q. % r. I.niye h~rr Sal.
urt@s night. aud Geo. Wagner ~tt~nt...,
g." J. = .. u. ". lodge on tho same
night.
Mrs. Davidson and daughter csddie
wrre the gur~rs Of DR.. De Brmlcr one da,
this week. Miss Caddie Il well known
here and her many friends were glad "a
see her. but not half 90 glad as. well.
just gusss who.
a very large delegation paced here
saturday, an.i several from here IT.
tended the y ". h. A. desnonstratinn A,
iinn,inxburg.
Dr. Is. A. Mosbey aud Dr.. q L. parr
Zach soil fine horse on Monday to u
i-orse bnyer.
s'eo. Gin. who hs> been III for some
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

The choir 10 pracsicing for the minis
ser!al meeting. which il to he held .
this place The -scvud week IL Novesn Der
Mrs Will Koerner il expected home
this week.
Mr.. u. w. Farver returned to Ky. lssl
Thnrsdsy.
The South side school, under The
management Of Miss Farver. is doing
nne, although awfuliy crowded.
Mr.. A. J. Hubbard LEFT for Ky. on
business Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Charles Hughes bought the house
aud stock Of Mr. II. w. FArver lat week.
Welcome TO Birdseye, Uncle Charley.
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y one which Is guaranteed "a bring yos
satisfactory results, or in case Of failure
return of purchase price On this safe pIar
you can buy from cur advertised Druggist
bottle q Dr. Kings New Discovery foI
Consumption II Is guaranteed 10 brin !
eiief IN every case, when used for any II
fiction 81 Throat, Lungs or Chest. such y
Consumption, inflammation Of Lungs. Bron
ch't's, Asthma, whccping Cough, Group.
&C., etc II is pleasant and agreeable 10
saste. perfectly safe, and can always bede-
pended upon
Trisi bottles free at MARTIN FRrsDxAx's
Drug store. 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

HT"Rske." Of ireland. asked u,
through the Argus somc time ago, .wha
advantage there WIS il Republican.
voting for any Democracy" Now W.
find "Rske.' with = number ~ other
Republicans. irving to induce Dem0crsl
voters 10 support come Republicans on
the Citizens ticket. Will thew vote for
tho Democrats on that ticket? MOI
much. Thew dou'i see "anv advantage
10 Republicans voting for Democrats to-
any thing" They are the osie- who tore
Democratic county officers nam.s from
the b0ttoni ot their tickets Tor wears past.
II every election, snd they have not ex-
perienced any change os heart vet, bu'
simply desire 70 deceive Democrats info
voting for their men. while the, bob-tsil
the Democratic Nance. No pesnocras
need be deceived IL he will talk viii
them fsw moments on general pnIitics
ana the man who votes with them is,i.
lime takes : half way step into the Re-
publican ranks. q II suiss them they
have the unqueesioned right 20 do it,
but they shouId do Ii with their eyes
,pen - the consequences, and not be
deceived.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

AZ this season Of the year people can not
&c too careful about keeping their DO wells
regular Bilious aud malsrisl diseases IRE
often brought On by allowing the bowels 10
become torpid. An occasional dose Of 81
Pstrick's Pills l. All that would lie required
and might prevent serious sickness. For
sale By J. 7. Sab. Druggist. Nv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

SUDDEN DxArH.- Jos q. Who'd.
aener q Trinity M. + Church in
S"ss.nsvilIe, and who preached shs
Ss SSscsticn sermon It The time ar shs
sso 1'ea''cn Of the Jssper Church. disd
Ssy suodenly OF heart disease jast MN.
-, morning: He had preached ! finn.
49, ~. sermon the afternoon previous ~
-s one o. the noble men Of the nation
4. $3.50 and liberal In bis views -chsr.
orss" e % all-and with high gifts ~
~ ne wss but 81 years Of ags.
sS;.o'-The many friends n southerr
S""ss"aaor Capt. N. Fisher and vie. 81
Win s"saoure, will deeply sympsth IL
tsirsJ' oem' 70 the lose they have qua.
ds"sc 10 tho death Of their IoveI,
occn'ss' Miss Henrietta Fisher. vhick
SSsu 49, rhursdsv night az lsst wssr
ia 49, x years, II months and 10 dsvs
49,. 49, we: ofthe most estlmable chs,.
Il I 49,. sm'soIe: vivacious. and he prijs
hcms 'ee circle o. friends, - veil u hsr
park' ) truly "dcsth loves ! shinins
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

PERsOSAL.-Mr. joe. I. Schumacher
who Il nov deputy auditor OF Madison
county. IL q home to vote. and after the
election will remove his family 10 An.
derson. We are glad. in common with
hosts Of his friends In this county. 10
know that Joe IL located IN good posi-
ton. and the people Of Madison county
will IND him an sffsble gentleman and
conversant with HE duties.
Misses Sophie Eifert and Title Caesi-
day and Mrs.. Ellis Grsmherg went to
Evansville this week 10 accept positions
IN the new Inssne Hospital. which will
receive patients in . few days.
Hon. John Swee ney. the next Senator
from this distriss. vac over from his
farm in Perry 10 the Voorhees, Manson
speaking Monday.
Mr.. J. w. Greene viii 70 10 Evans
vile next week, 10 accept . position o.
assistant store-keeper in the new Insane
Hospital.
Hon Il. Inman has msde full canvass
Of this county. snd hiss created favor.
able impression among the people. % 81
man capable Of making . good Repre-
sentative.
Mr.. Ignatz Habig and his brother In
aw, &r. Peter Streichar. OF Louisville |
Ky. were In town yesterday shaking
hands with many Of bis old friends.
Mr.. Lee TiIlmsn. 81 Colorado. Il hack
visiting friends in Madison township
Mr.. w. r. Hsskins. of Iniisn Terri
ory, is visiting his brother, Recorder
iaskius.
Mr.. Geo. y. Bohnert. the emferprising
merchant OF Oakland City. cold : NoxsiI
portable hay press 10 iiessrs. Wilson 4
iaskins, and Il here putting II up tor
hem on Mr.. HAskins' farm The one
hey had broke down 10 very shor,
|me.
The family Of Mr.. Geo. J. Init went 10
soui.ville Tuesdsy to keep house Tor
70 Ur the 61ys who are working there.
lr. Jutt viii remain In Jasper.
Mr.. A. N. sweeney returned from his
sDvsss yesterday, and reports Demo-
ratio prospects booming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

GJThe Monon directors and officials
who inspected The road last week held a
meeting At Iuaiisnaroiis On the 2sth. and
voted 70 sct apart &2iW. nOo fnr i'm proving
Che road's terminal facilities At Indian
opOis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

MARRIAGE LICENSES were Issued q
follows last week. There has not been
one issned for 10 DAYS.
Willie Boiles AMI Merry r. Tsvlor.
Henry 6eidel and Laura Under.
stephan Under AMI Margaret Seidel.
Jg |. Keller and Katie Narka.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-10-31

- Look for the rooster ~ the head 81
your Tickets, stamp the drst square BE-.
'ow y. Just q the LETT ~ the words
oem"cratic Ticket" don't stamp or
marx any where else; fold your ticket
I" mat me initisis II the election clerk
VII be outside. hand II 10 the inspector.
snd YOU will have done Your duty 10
our country end YOUR county.