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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
N L w S OF THE DAY.

Ith instant THE dog tax in England
amounted TO s1,5l0,O98 last year. "A
MILLION dollars worth If ostrich feathers
is imported into Eagisul every year from
The Cape Of Good Hope. livery pound OF
these feathers Is srid - be worth fifty gum
cas- in the London Market. Tue King
wood Herula has bsea presented with
sweet potato which measures four feet in
length : RIGuT REV JoHN EARLY, D. d.
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, died on the 5.h instant. at Lynch
burg aged eighty eight. =. WASHINGTON
Territory boasts of an incipient debt of
s29,7l7 -. As there are only three thou
sand dollars in the treasury, the demand
for official places ia limited A SALT
Lake City paper declares tat BRIGHAM
IoUNG's new house will be "oue Of the
most gorgeous and costly residences any
where between sunrise and sunset. THE
United States census returns show that, in
dependent ct women farmers, there are IS
female stock herders, BARRIERS, "a dentists,
= hoslers, 8 professional hunters and trap
pers, . lawyers, 525 physicians and sur
geona, 81 clergywomen, sections, 10 canal
women, 1915 dray women, l pilot, 4 gas
stokers, 33 gunsmiths, 7 gunpowder ma
kers, l6 ship-riegers, with large numbers
of arizans, mechanics, inventors, telegraph
operators, teachers of navigation and SO
forth. In view OF these facts, who may say
what women may not do, If it be oil proper
to be done There are no sexes in heaven. :"
THE upmbcra of patents issued the
last fsH'A year was 1911. Fees received
TIE Same period Sol CPS; expenditures
S694, 449. New York City hes contrib
uted $780, 900 TO aid TIC Memphis sufferers.
80. PILOT TEMPLE, the well known trot-
ing stallion, was scll at auction in ST.
Louis on Saturday las, for So 500 THIR-
rY ONE Shetland ponies imported by Mr..
j. 9. Comfy Of San Francisco, arrived
at Neg York, on the 9TH inst, in the steam
er Georgia from Glasgow CHARLES 4.
Henry, Clerk in the Pittsburgh Postof-
flee, was arrested on Saturday moruing last,
chnrgel with robbug he mails Or the
: Zoo Oranges il the Uni'ed States thirty
eight are located in Penns Ivunia -. A
MARRIAGE was oousummlted IN Talbot
county, Georgia, recently, between boy
aged 1t aud a girl aged I'm Monon-
III al l'sfy - .,fr, -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
South alrantIs 5ntelligeneer.
soMNEY, FRIDAY, NOV. IA, 1873.

EE MUCu complaint is made 10 the pa
pers at the amount of counterfeit money
circulated ut present. The denominations
are mostly $40 and 50 bills
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
RICH FARMING LANDS!
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP!
THE BEST INVESTMENTS

NE BLST INNESTNENT!
No Flucuatiousl Always Improving in Value
4he bsGlh ef tie Country IS made Jv The Al.
rance ia Real Es:d,c
NOW Is THE TINE!
Millions Of acres Of the finest lands on the Con
unent, in EASTERN NEBRAsKA, now for sale-D,a-
ny q them neUer AefoJe IN he faqrket-at pricos
that DEFY COMPETITION.
fi0e and Ten Years Credit Giren tsaL Interest
az Str PER Cent.
The Land Grant Bonds Of the Company tqL>n
at par for lands. They can now be purchased at
a large discount
&-t.0 Full particulars given, new Guide with
new Maps mailed free, by addressing
Q. + DAVIS,
LGnl Compsissioner L. r. r. r.,
OMAHA. NkB.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14


EB- EX.SENAToR r. NJ T. HUNTER, Of
Virginia, hiss written a letter explanatory
Of his proposition that the Federal Govern
ment shall compensate the late slaveholders
of the South for the loss of their slave pro-
perly His scheme is that 100000, 600
be deposited with the Southern State Gov
ernments to be loaned without interest, to
cx-slavehoders The Richmond Whiq says,
'We cordially indorso his views, ard hold
that tho Southern representative who fails
TO urge the claims of our despoilcd people
In proper season will be recrcant to his duty
and tai;bless to the trust reposed in him."
---S o ~~----
TIE OBsEQUIEs OF MAJOR GENERAL
HARDEE. The remains Of General w.
HARDEE reached Selma, from Wythville,
Va, on Saturday morning last, and tho &C
count says, "wcre met at the depot by vast
concoutse of citizens. The stores were clos
cd and business was suspended, and our
whole people united 10 honoring the Illus
trious dead. The remains were escorted by
long procession to the Generals late res
dence, and at 8 p. NJ the funeral services
were performed in the Episcopal Church by
Rev DR.. CLEMENTS. Another immense
procession escorted the remains to the
Church, which was packed When the SER
vices were concluded the procession reform
Cd, and the remains wcrs taken to the GENE.
terry. Ia the cortcgo vas the Generals
old black horse "Shilob," with an emp
~ saddle aud bis old Confederate gray coat
Upon it. All classes and conditions united
20 honor IAEDEE; aud the funeral, vith
the exception Of General LEES, wac the
iafges, that ever took place 10 Selma -
Thousands were az tho cemetery, fer the
people loved IIARDEE" lie wos the au
thor Of Hardcc's Ligh, Infantry Tlo.ics.
E| Ir is said tba, abou, sixty miles a.
boye Hartford, Connecticut, there is assem-
blod congregation Of about sixty persons
awaiting The oud Of the world They are
more indefinite than is usual with lbc Mil
critics, having fixed tho date Of The dcstruc-
ton Of the Garth at thc 9Th Of November.
or as soon a. may be thereafter, before tho
first Of January, 1874 The whole sect, !,
is claimed, number $1,000 persons, bu,
whether or not tho Others GRO waiting
general destruction, ike choir friends in
Connecticut, tits no, stated.
G1-A GREAT vic'ory0f The Csrlis,s over
tie troops Of The Spanish Government, in
The province Of Navarro, is reported from
Bayoonc The losses ore said TO have been
heavy Oh both sides General Primo DE
RivEHo was Filled, General Momovrs
wounded, and bo and f1rty-one other Gov.
cromeni officers taken prisoners.
EE-lT Is said that UNCLE SAM has bar.
gained with Russia for twenty million tina.
lers about s1iGOO,0O0) Of disus,d silver
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
TO THE PUBLIC

p TAME NOTICE. tbet $50 90, BE- resporf'9'e
for auf debts CONTACTED either BOZ hei nas,
90 my name by HABf 3 WlFtHEe tH. VINO
has Dcea living eifh me until "a shoot une ,'.s
ELtJAu pENNlNGION.
Nov +, 1879 -swTi
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
XIEEE EANDS s,

shsrsin delinquent FOR ,he non psv rnsbt o'T,1.
~ for Tie years 1871 sud 1872 which lsnds rlib
the taxes, iutsrt,t aud d,sRgrS due % och
tract arc specified ia iitt hereof posted On 10
front door OF ,he snd Court House - which Lat
spscis attention is directed
WI n Powell
Sheriff Of Hasp,kire c uDy,
October B., 1919.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
NOW IS THE TINE

Flee and Ten Tens Credit Giren, tsM Interest
al Sir PER Cent.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14

The REvENUE FROM SPIRITS. The fol-
lowing Ia statement showing the receipts
from spirits for the fscal years ending Juno
80. 1868 10 1873 inclusirs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24
FRIDAY. JANUARY ~. 1878

oJ- We publish another communica-
ton .Irom Mr. Meier this week in which
he asks us directly one or two questions.
Passing over the vulgarisms INDUCED
in in regard ID the legal profession by
some persons who are not capsule of
approaching honorable learning. We
can answer certainly one question be
,,ropounds in regaid 10 the results of
the trials for whipping scholars. In Ms
case. lac attempted 10 conduct his own
defense. slll.uugh extremely ignorant in
regard 20 the law. or rules of evidence
even. ana ron -eqncI'ly did not get any
evidence in his defense or il justiilca-
lion before either the Court or the
jury. and they could not do otherwise
than convict. W bile MIR. Cline employed
an attorney. whose study il was to know
the law. and as result did get before
the Jury the same Kind of evidence in
his justification that Mr.. Meier might
have produced, had he known enough,
and the jury weighing the evidence ac-
quilted him. We hope we have made
the reason of his conviction clear to Mr..
Meier-s understanding. and think it
should have convinced him of his pres
ent inability to graphic with legal ques-
lion. in regard to the government OF
schools. or the proper branches which
might he legally taught in them.
In regard TO his other questions we
say there are several names of protested
Catholic. in the delinquent list. How
good they are. is not prerogatiye OF
any man TO judge. the Almighty having
wisely reserved that power to himself.
The new school house was not built
by Catholics or Protestants, but By a
common fund, for the benefit Of all. and
it Will only be by what we must consid-
Gran insane prejudice. if all do not eujoy
The benefits arising from it, The house
Is properly and legally in the bounda-
ries Of the corporation.
As to his efforts in our behalf, we feel
properly grateful. but would just whisp-
or to him that ii is not in the power OF
those restrictive persons, to stop the
paper, and we don't want any one 10
take the Courier unless they think they
get full value for their money.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

The LADY's FRIEND FOR FEBRUARY
The February number OF this charm
ing Magazine opens with an engraving
representing young mother looking
tearfully over an old lesson book which
belonged to dead child "a sweet and
touching picture. Then there is Land
scape, Bridge over Swiss Ravine.
and number of Fashion Cuts. The
Music is The Mountain Echo GalOp.'
The literary contents are various ans
good. Price, $500. Published by Dea
con 4 Peterson, No. 1913, Walnut st.
Philadelphia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

q Dlnf y hereby given. tLet - .
partnership heretofore eril,i'.,.' "e
in mercantile business I'm n,.,a.h :"
: ." 1 county indiana. between lie
"Nu'ssi-n'u. nnd.r firm name Of Fri.L.
man q pcinterier, has beer dissolvsh
ny mu'ual consent, The firm OF Drin.
frr'er y sehurz arc authorized 10 collie,
az debts due The late firm. Mnd will n,v
ali Inc indebtedness. 10y
MARTIN FRIEDMAN
! NJ. hIINDLEFER.
jan. 18th. ,>73.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

The BEsr B0Ys' AND GIRLS MAGA-
ZINE -Demorcs:' Young America is
always sparkling W ith entertaining Sto-
ries. Poems. Music. Puzzles. Games,
Travels. aud other pleasant features, is
pro.usely illustrated, and cannot fail to
amusc. instruct and elevate. and assist
to make tie lives of youthful Ameri-
rams useful. truthful and happy. The
February nrnber, just received, as q
real gem. Yearly, &lO. Address w.
Jennings Demorst, No. s3S Broadway,
New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

" Petitions are in circulation in Pa
toka and Marion townships i'm Pike
county. askin. for an election to decide
upon an appropriation Of two.per cent
upon their taxables TO aid in the con-
struction Of the Gin. Rock. and 5. w.
T. r. These townships need an outlet
badly. and it is to their interest to aid
in securing one, as we have no doubt
they will.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24
The Geological Survey.

Through the kindness OfCoIOnel Col
lett, the author, and the Sentinel. the
publishers, we are favored With the adj
vance sheets of the Report of Gcolog-
icsl Survey OF Dubois county. Ii is a
documen; Of very great value. vet its
defects are in many respects of Il serious
character. The time occupied by Col
Collett in that county entirely precludes
the idea OF complete survey OF the
country. And it Is 4 shame to the great
State of Indiana that tie survey Of a
COMFY must be made In 30 hasiy man
ner and imperiectly. by reason OF the
meagre pittance OF an appropriation.
Some Of the errors of hi, report should
be corrected. Ii j. a fact that is known
10 all readers Of new spaper. and cf the
geological reports. that The seam Of coal
which is worked at Brazil AMI Shoals
which, produces the valuable block
coal, is denominated Goa. Il" BY Prof
Cox. This A. a u>,;al thing lies about
twenty feet below another coal.
which he calls IL, which i, the mosi
easily discovered in hlsty trip through
a country. "a il is ovsrlaid bv hard.
flinty limestone. which is easily traced
This coal IA" is Often mentioned by
Prot. Collect. Al JASPER he frds it. and
\ figures it in a section, and giving below
i: four and half feet Of fire clay, then
TWENTY-FIVE feet OF sand-,tou.. which
would take him down 10 about high
water in Patoka River. Nov below
Jasper. at Smiths bai,s. there is m ex-
.cellert bloc. Goa. beia- mined. !. hich j.
CT the extreme l.ig;I esie. iiic uf h. -
IA, and every Hrrejudicsa reader of
Co.'S reports vt cther counties Woaii
lat zee - that l.ere Ne lave rual ~
in position which II ;.i. iopoi, y
ina. aea - harrea Of coal Here i, the
I great source cf mineral weaitli. ;tir ve--
liable cOa L. MOI 80 much q, m-n,lon-
cd I'D this repor wh.ah !. destined a.
call 10 OFT State. ur keep slvsv capital
aud manIfa tories. Again liz peak, of
coal III" being mined at Port, -vi,le.
ON the road 10 Loogoo'ce: yet the dis
tingriisiing flinty limestone and the coal
* itself is found in the street of the
village Of Portersville, twcnty-six feet
above the coal which il mined for use in
the mill and for Liscssmithing in the
village. proving as plainly a can be that
the famous ''block" coal is here mined
and used. yet not mentioned in this re-
port. We would not call attention to
these omissions in the geological report
\ for the purpose of innictimg on Col.
ColIett any discredit. but to call the at
tention OF thc Legislature and the reo-
pie to the necessity Of a more liberal
appropriation for the support of geo.
logica. survey that will be something Of
the character that our great S.s lie de-
serves and needs, pay an smoun. eufli-
ciens TO get thorough survey, and not
Iexpect any great amount Of good to
result from so hssty trip over county
as Prof. Collett was compelled TO make
tied mean and time placed at his dis
. posal. Il Mitchell Commercial.
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"a, a. KCLTHAUS
HAS
,VYStI'z' FROM
S.ssA.rxTE ECLxU% I

Twas Va. uighi be'ss cbr.twHs When ali tire, ~.
hou.e
Not, rrrssars VIZ .tirripx rot s,ss'a no,.s;
The s'oc sines w-rs's'Vr BY The chis.sys With care
~ bones ID" 81 Schslss soon would 10 thsrs;
b. ch'ldrcn we're rsstsa AL ,rrs IN their Isi,
While vSi.rs Of sugar pun,s dssceA thro thsu sssss
in' r'1'urair her hs-rbiefsnt 7 IN rsy csp,
'si just srtllea-snr brsia. for lsns " ntsrs nap
"ber ol' on The s~n ts.rs'~sss sssA elsr.r.
sf'ns iroS ~ bed see ~bst vas he natter.
'w,y 10 ~. ~.ri.w r,~ !ik.a nssA
're oses he .knrer and ik,s~ ~ the sab:
Tie r0o"u IN ID. breast - the sew fallen snow,
iisrs hc lusre g. yia dAy 40 Objects tsls~
"hcn What :" my worar-'rJ eyes shosld appear,
gu ssi siaiu-si-less and s,skt uny reindeer
h's.i'tu.o's.drivsr o. lively sd quick
! knes In ssInrNent. it mast he 5. ,lss
More rapid tnsu eagles his essrssrs they ssus
Al he -hisid md .hon,rs asd csilsi then Iy psus
Z N4v na,her n.- Dancer 10. Prsassr aao~ Wheat
On. cosle,, on. CUPID, on. porder asdiHAss.
The top ~ tha po-eh 20 lh,tsy " The walli
Nes. dss..s~av. ,ss s~sy ds.h away, All"
y e,v- s-s,' h.'c-. no wild s,rvicass ny.
Ah'n hey NEE. via sn'oi ssscle psur, y the sky.
VIII ias .l..sa raj! Of ts.s ana ?. NisA Ia ice.
- ihen in t-.ssnss s.,ra - il.r..f
he prsncins snd paving 81 sA-s b,As kssr
ir-s'inuy hosi a.. ~ tuning sr.uua
'vr The chtHns. 81. s.halss cSSs slss sLssnS
is,As '--..ei o. 49, ~ BE ssS to .lss..s.
10 VI. e"sl., vs,s I'll tsrn'rts! wisA sAss nd
hun-l. - Toy. b. bed sus, "a he hask.
50 re lnttst Lss' p.,;is txss oesn,sg hh pAek
ii. 30 fhry i-ius led Me dis p;es--hos merry,
go che,s- -. I'D. rs.s,. b. asas sss cherry:
'!'sas"h h,is.1suh "a. dissn ~ The 8 t.v.
irt ~ tstri 81 s,.ca ~ss - white - the spsv.
SUI. ~ si..psh. cid sh,is ! stest.
~ ia make. 10 eac.fciss ssas. iiks - srss,A;
a. led hfo.i 50. sd li.,l. road he,iy.
n'v's chahhv az; sumr. right Jolly I'D on:
~ i.ughsd. hrr'' saw him. IN s?'s of sysslf
soon gave m.to hsov hsG no hirg 10 dresd
Aahv irss. - me tim. ~ tie sire Ca-stnss
i.iairH. s'ss-rt for good si,s ard ,sys
:. - ifui's sne vases, AM nies 'hings ua.sld.
~,.a s,r 9-escA's 20 yo.ng or 20 old.
son .r~-.,.oss 'r.nds. est select TOR yourselves.
Nd issNr sl,t h. h.srts % yasv dear ils e'sss.
someih-.ni-. ~, ,ocr suss,h-~rss Or tsean o" fer
yea. "fr.u."
en- sl-s,sts a.a 81 BEHHY HOLfuACS
Iec . 'a7y ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

The NORTH w EsTHRH FARMER, In
dianapolis, for January, is in some re-
specis. superior to any preceding num-
Der. Its articles are sound and prscti-
cal and adapted TO the ideas and wants
of Western farmers- The publisher
are doing good thing for the State il
Offering half dozen American chest
nat trees a. premium to each subscri-
bef. The trees alone are worth the sub.
ssEipties price Of the paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

~ We clip the following from the
Seymour " Democrat"
I'VE have seen "a letter from Mr..
Decker, President OF tie New York
Construction Company. ioa promineni
business man of this place, in which he
saws the Lake Erie. Evansville and
Southwestern Road will BIZ pushed 10
completion early in tie Spring. The
New York Company has the contract
for building the road. We are pleased
TO ccngrsiu late the friends of this road
upon the prospect Of its early compile.
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

HALL os lNE. AND lND.N, +, x =.
IgriANp lnu.ara. Jan. ~ 1913.
Al a called communication for tie pur-
pose %, attending tae flaeral vi B.o.
William Il. Adams. Il conMittec con
sisiing Of -. +. Hobbs VIM. Monroe
aud james T.. Britain. were appointed
IL draft resolutions. suitable for the oc-
casiou. Upon which the following was
read and adopted:
WHEREAS: II has pleased Almighty
God in Ills Providence. 10 cail Our bro
Their, Willia;n Il. Adams. f'um the tar
moils OF earth To the Grand Lodge
4 hove
Rg.oIyrn: Tint we f.nl the los. ~ F.
true and tried friend an', brother. ald
that we deeply moura bis death.
.. That a. Masons We Will mos. hum
blv bow ~i'h resignation, 10 i'inl, VIII,
- dosth III things wei.
8. That our loss, dnrgh aeyeic am,
irrepaiahie j, hi> eternal cain a, hc Ia
LEFT evidences hehia,, that he Is nov en-
joying -lcrua! bliss.
4. That We ieepl, synpaihize viii
his children and rcsi.iivcs IL their he
reavcmcui. and commend Them 10 Ia
Author OF Al Good.
8. That copy or these resolutions l.
sent tothe family OF oar DECEASED broth
er. and iha they lie offered for pnhlira
ton in the Jasper Courier aud Peter,
burg papers.
q. +. HoBns.
J; Z. BnIrrA,S.i Commute
T.. a. GLEZEN. w. NJ.
JAMES L. BRITTAN.
Secretary. pro tenn.
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A MopKL PAnLos M.cAns. Til,

a MODEL PAnLoR NAGANSy. - his
is essentially. :rne Of Deno.est's Month
~. = hich combines literary attractions
OF a fli n order. with the most complete
array ot Reliable Fashions OF ary peri
also. ~ artistic beauty in Its iliast ration-
and tsro graf ~. a any one can sc BY
reference 10 re beautiful Feb. nj nbcr,
which VIZ fni On onr table. This pop
ulsr Magazine. together with two beau
tiiuI and artistic Oil Chromos. represen-
ting in value S13. and all for $500 Is
among the marveIs Of literary enter
prises.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

81 Mr.. William Barr. Esq, Of Pc
tersburg. Pike county. with whom many
of our citizens were acquainted. died Il
his home on Thursday Of last week. of
diptheria. He was universally respected,
held in high repute as law yer, aud used
80 occupy high position as regular
attendant az the Dubois county courts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

Tux Nav RAmRsAp LAW. To-day
we publish the gsiiroal Law passed by
the Special Session of the Legislature
in relation TO voting tax TO aid Ia the
construction OF railroads. The tax-psy-
er now receives from the road certiii-
cate Ut stock for the amount Of tax he
paws.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-01-24

Beaver have male their appearance
this winter in Patoka river near New
ton Stewart. in this county. We have IL
our possession chip taken from tree
some ten inches in diameter. which hey
cut down. Several very large Otter
have been killed in the same vicinity.
paoli News.
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- The daily expenses of session
Of our Indiana Legislature are not less
than two thousand five hundred dollars.
which would be. counting that they sit
seven hours each day. over three hun
dred and fifty dollars per hour, and over
five dollars per second.
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smiths f,nie sylep mas been ssreassis,. :. aat
.hs ,sauieri. .-el hroush 90 s'.I
SMITHS ruNsC S,str.
m. g. NUN. article mat haze hr. 'oAn Ers irlyr'e
s.an,p On each hottie pr Joha Mll uniy hu, he rif'
to manntacture aua sci. he gua John Smith Icuic
syrup. of La.isyle. Ken,ucl.. FAamius MI sha la,
on e,gh ho't,e n my private stamp Is nal on each
ho;t.- 80 NOT plrcaas.. or you will Ne deceived
s. NV c.lamn advertisement. sud nay show card.
s ayuSera,- sny lairiugns arm, ri.u The sers
in- smd4. IoGs >sfup eau IN, J.. srelarrl a. 40
auf
rus ptsae'. s,r~Mr.
ps ,teuS ElIL.
Lsli.,nle. Kentucky. NV 20. ihsa
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30 vsLsasa III 7say Ceucrr-

n Office is hereby given. To all Der.
~ sons Interested. that rs | have taken
Insurance policies on the ,ifirrcn, public
Sraoul houses il Hall township. nuhoiS
county. Ind. which are Liable Ia b. vi.
tia'rd IN ne houses being used for 9TH
rr purpoSc, ilan day schools therefore
nom ms dafe permission will not be
granted TO hold public or religious meet,
ihgS ni any KIND. or nigh! school. in any
of The school ko,,cs OF Hal! TOWNSHIP,
lund persohs are warned MOTTO use then,
tor surh purposes.
HENRY SHHNELL, TIP. Trustee.
.'an. 10Th. 19733w.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE. is hereby given that the mi
~ tersiyned. has been appointed f.x-
cclitor viii! will annexed %. ;.r estate Of
John sIor.. Jr.. late of I,nhDi- couuIy.
Indiana. deceased. Sai,l ests:- j. prob
ably solvent.
JOHN iIcrF, s.. Admir-.
Jan olin 1879 3w
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p Business men should AL vertise
literally and let the people know wha I
they have to sell. Money invested in
printers ink always pays at least one
hundred per cent.
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IL The Evansville City Conncil have
extended the time in which the LAKE.
Erie aud Evans.ille, railway company
may claim the SSmco0 voted by the
city uutil Jarsary l.. 1874.
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~ One Galeh L.. Spencer, Deputy
Clerk of Eoonville. proposed to make
money by forging orders on the corpora
ton treasury, last week, but sSedaiGled
when lac was about 10 be arrested for il.
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~~Thc Number Of mines now opera
ted in Clay county il eighteen. produ-
cling from forty TO two hundred tons
daily. . total or 1880 tons. besides the
amount shipped to the blast furnaces at
eacli Of several Of these mines which
amounts to several hundred iona per
week.
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TUE bridge across the raging VS..
bash will most likely be finished ~ s'':-
sri1y next. and the ears run TO Mount
Carmel. They are now running Z, .ar
rs the third pier al the bridge.
(Pri,reion Democrat.
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pToe CanneltoE Cotton Mills have
been compelled Ia suspend work for
want nf . railroad To the town 10 CEN
vcy cotton To them.