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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
MUSIO AND THE DRAMA.
MDsIC.
pH OPERA SEASON

THE OPERA 5hAsoN'
The Winter season Of OpsAa VIII close to-day
with matinee and It Ia pleasant l6o.nR osck over tho
performances Of the past ten weeks to remember that
Mr. strakosch has amply fulfilled the promises OF hts
and kept faith with his subscribers In every
particular. OF the nineteen operas announced 10 the
repertoire, all but seven have been gVen-and the
Spring Is still to come AIDA has been pre-
sened with even than the promised grandeur and
its production will form o memorable event in the his
tory OF the New-York stage. With the company We
have had the best feel satisfied. Nine. Nilsson
has been richer voice and apparently stronger health
than Miss Cary has developed dramatic spirit
and breadth Of culture for which her best friends
hardly gave her credit and Nile. Torrisni has at least
all the merits which the prospectus claimed for her. H.
Capou satisfies his numerous admirers, and Sig Del
Puente Is young singer OF merit and promise. In Sig
Campanini have undoubtedly OF the best Italian
tenors now on the stage, and In OF his partsin
RaOui for instance. IN Gennaro, in Ndnrieo-he has
created marked sensation; while II Is hardly neces
sary add that he contributed In very Important
degree TO the or Aida" NJ Maure Is the only
baritone OF tho first rank whom have heard In several
years. except Mr. ssntIey. and he has won the cordial
regard Of the public. Sig. Nannett has rich and
melodious bass voice which he like true artist
and whatever he undertakes Ia done with intelligence
and care The chorus has not been good, aud the or
che stra under Sig MuZo has not accommodated itsef
sufficiently to the singers We trust these defects may
be remedcd before Mr. 6rakosch comes back from his
tour.
AN AMERICAN SINGER IN LONDON.
A private letter from London gives some
interesting particulars Of the in that city OF Mics
Antonette Sterling-n whose fortunes ali lovers OF
what is noble and selfsacrhcng in art will take IN
feignod satisfaction. She sang by Jules B0nedicPs
invitation" says the writer ut popular concert ana
dared to give them Bach, which won storm OF APP
pause, the orchestra rising to greet her; re'anS tho
piece and another and them the Three
Fishers which Mr. Kingsley has been 10 see her. In
the green room a manager waited for her with an Oner
OF an engagement to sing every night for Tour weeks.
with handsome salary brougham OF her own and
every privilege OF rstcass artist. Besides she Is to
sing In Bachs Passion OF 81. Matthew at the Crystal
Palace and also at the Albert Memorial Concerts and
has engagements than she accept, on her own
terms. So an American Puritan descendant from Gov
Bradford introduces Bach to the British public Tines
revenge. that you will be glad OF the success
OF this girl OF genius who has always remained i1thf
to her conscience Art her instinct for high IDEAL
work"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

and deaths The policy which is thus fore
Swallowed is an enlightened one which must
be hailed with satisfaction. It IL the first de-
cided step toward an entire separation of
Church and State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

Most travellers surrender their baggage-checks to
any New-York Transfer Company with good deal
of apprehension. We think we can tell them of one
Company to which they might better not surrender
them at all. 1t is Mr. T. Hartman, who appears to
be about all there of the Union Transfer Express
Company" The other day four trunks, comprising
the baggage of one party, came in on a noon train
from the West. Two were intrusted to the Union
Transfer Express Company to be cent to the Forty
second-st. Depot in time for the 10 o'clock Boston
train the next day. The Others were given to an
other conveyance and promptly delivered in
the city. The next day the Union Transfer
Express Company, I. Hartman, Proprietor,
disappointed the luckless traveller, who was
compelled to go on without baggage. When
hunted up the Union Transfer Express Company,
T. Hartman, Proprietor, lied about it, The trunks
only got in that morning. too late TO make the con-
nection." When this falsehood was exposed it re-
fused to refund the money, forward the trunks ut
its own expense, or give any other satisfaction.
Travellers will thank for the free notice which We
cheorfully accord it. Whatever else you may do on
arriving in NewYork. don't intrust your trunks to
the Union Transfer Express Company, 7. Hartman,
Proprietor 1t chiefly nfests Desbrosses-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

Col. Thomas A. Scott, the railway magnate
of Pennsylvania, has been talking quite freely
20 a TRIBUNE correspondent. The views of
tb;s weIl.known fnancier, it should be noted,
were expressed week ago; those relating to
finance have a curious resemblance to some
which have since appeared in the Presidents
Message. Col. Scott favors the new-fashioned
jnyenti,n of an "elastlc currency whatever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

One Washington correspondent has discovered
that Tweed Is the first OF member Of Congress who
has over been sent to tho Pententiary for crime.
WoAre not sure that this il exactly true ~ any Eate
1. ought not to 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

A London letter, printed on the third page
of The TRIBUNE, gives lively idea of the
leading topics of political discussion in the
British capital. The late changes in the
Cabinet. of course come in for large share
of public attention and criticism; American
readers will be interested in the explanation
of Mr.. Malls reported retirement from Par
lament The potber made by the Church
marty seems to have been altogether untimely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

The most selfish suicide yet is that Of Mr.. Stod
dard late of Chesterfield, N. H.. who spoiled his
famly's Thanksgiving dinner by hanging himself in
his barn early in the morning. Any reasonably
well-bred man would ut least have waited to carve
tho turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

We ask our readers again to remember the invads
who are passing such long aud weary days of sick
ness or of convalescence at the Hospitals. Every
illustrated paper, American foreign, every maya
zine which you do not to preserve and which is
only an embarrassment to your libraries, will be
most welcome to those unfortunate people who have
nothing to do all day but think of their ailments
Old copies of the Waverley Novels, out-of-date
editions of standard works of fiction, travel and
adventures could be put to better use than this.
We hope all who read these lines will send at once
all their accumulations to No. IS East Thirteth-st,
where the most judcious use will be made of every
thing which is sent. After this throw nothing
away. but send to the same address all the good
reading matter you do not wish to keep. We know
of no way in which good an action can be done at
50 little cost Of time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

DIR. Dickson, Professor Of Theology in Glasgow
University, recently, at the opening of his class,
expressed his grave disapprobaion of the discussion
of religious and theological questions in the news
papers Such questions. the Doctor holds, are be-
yond the legitimate field of press writers. who are
unprepared by training to handle them properly
That, it seems to US, is as it may be- = Hugh Miller
handled theological questions pretty dexterousy in
his newspaper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

There is something about this obituary quartrain
in boy eston Pa, newspaper. which strikes us az
an unpleasant mixture of distress and dinner: Dear
Mother thou has left here To mourn our loss !;
And as we meet at our lonely meal That vacant
chair of thee reminds u.s. We believe it. person
must have uncommonly poor appetite who thinks
that loss" is allowable rhyme for u.s." great
deal of poetry has been written upon an empty
stomach, but then the hope of square meal some
times proves extremely inspiring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29
Iron Everywhere.

Now comes correspondent. who dc.
ciarcs that iron ore has been found seven
miles west OF Bedford, Lawrence county
this State, and that company is organ.
ling to mine the ore. Large pieces OF
the ore have been analyzed. and pro.
nounced by competent judges better
Than the ore Of Iron Mountain, Missouri
Thus are being developed tic hidden re-
sources Of Southern Indiana. which con.
tains greater variety of coal, iron. aud
timber thaa any other section OF the
West.-lN. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29


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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

=. CTl' T. j. hcrc1y given. that ~ VT
fur 81 m or.irr ~ The Duhoi, y
suit Coart. made at the last June term
f.rr,of. 49,. the undersigned Admins
trstur Ut the estate Of Wells Jonr-.
decreased. will oiier for sale at public
i.ci.On on the premises on
SATURDAY. august 5oth. 1873.
re- ftEowing tract Of land OF the de-
~ea-.,i. .iinatra in thsCounty OF Dubois.
state 81 Indiana. tu-wit.
Ihr undivided onc-half ot the eat
ltair of .lse northwest quarter of section
30. ten flul. IL township No. one CD,
south al range No. three 81 west, CON
tanning forty acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE. One-ihird cash /;
and tie residue ia equal payments at -ix
and twelve months from day of sale. the
purchaser giving notes tor deferred pay,
lmcut,. bearing interest with approveu
.arriy. and waving benefits of valuation
law
sale 10 commence AT . o'clock. r. ".
WILLIAM JONES, Admir-.
H. e.. ScuAFER. Atty.
August 1st. lS73.-fw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

New TOBACCO Hot sEs.- Mcssrs. ;.
Kueber and NJ. Friedman have formed
partnership for the purpose Of buying
and selling tobacco. and are now getting
the lumber ready to build warehouse.
They will be ready to purchase this sea-
son. and will aim to push the trade.
Mr.. lgnatz Eckert this week purchas-
ed couple of tobacco presses and ],
putting them up In The building former.
ly used by him Cor brewery. lie wa
be ready to purchase any quantity Of
the weed when the season opens. His
building is well adapted for a warehouse
and stemmery. tine large cellars giving
him a great advantage in bringing to-
bacco into lease Just as be wants II.
These two new firms will be likely tc
make the tobacco trade lively one, fov
the present crop, and will supply com.
petition which has long been needed in
our town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND

NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir-
Tue OF an order OF the Circuit Court
If Dubois county made At the June
Term. 1873. the undersigned Admins
traitor of lie estate of John &. Angercr'
deceased. will offer for sale at puDhc
auction on the premises. on
SATURDAY, September 18th, 1919
the following lands of the deceased. stu
atcd in the County of Dubois, State OF
Indiana. tO-wit: -
The south west quarter Of the norm
west quarter OF Section No. twenty
eight. CA town one % north range
four - west.
TERMS OF SALE. One-third OF 'hs
purchase money 10 be paid IN cash. anu
tic residue in equal payments, q, nlns
and twelve months from day OF -.
the purchaser giving notes, for de,errs rev.
payments. bearing Interest, Win ~,
proved surety, and waving benen' "
valuation laws. n
Y sale TO commence nj O'Clock
JOHN G. HARDER, Adnr'
4 G. DoANE, Atty.
Aug. sth. i5T3.-iw.
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sh"h.n tri ihe read ~ q oM 3 'ii.- ept--
nui ~
-lt. Nuln4es knew VT. @Anin wei, aiN
st'tirA 1Ht hc Mas weli i>i.oNh lhtrt go"
4" Nih'iilitlI hf' 7. hAi made hii i-
s'.i very bssy lvg 'lt pa,' inotii, ASA
lia- toitd up nnt Gown bard a'ii
uttiii stteete, tihr.nAa z. Miin p paper
v. ..' D".ni, l.Nvi in4 lAr .'1iftiRuNh pi
u-N stue.N' "a. hNN nr Nit Ar' $3.50 liii' ",
su" cti.e ft"At 90 Nn4e 49, iie AaA
'i.'st'! represented tir matter 20 tit
peeps ~ O'"''iiii 'fh Aalt Ks Mas qnht
l,,i4Ai" si"4s .Ae tHiiiE 'ApNia Att ~ siai'i
'"Ni'' 'f' Sip.. hH4 t+ .-t4'-@ N.e irA
Vs'"te s'VeN aug .l'Ns'H "- -'hui Z"
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NJ" erection. rs 7Vt A'e ~4a",N.v 'A i.i4
WY w" Nc NH' gui't sH"e 'nAl AZ
'Ani" i'.'1 FAfp1seis lisa'.4ca isa""
upon ''e teVpt AID iolioMr~ neN it'
Y" "eN .se' iio V'hd Eve his 14"u"' -
iehs ''"s"9 '".'Ai-7 ~. '"e N.f .f""'
Sii.0l"ll'." - II. Z ,"-i... i.'NerH' "e-
ii'NV" '"1' 'NV '''il'r ""---eto," Ai'a
.i'iis slH'e '"N palin-es. Guys y. i.sN, 81
-N'M OTIS ila' i"r Teen l'e,e.ie.
"a" " "Ne'o'' az" p'e'TH"'l- 70 "'
"''''' % iVSpeeUtoiiiAs Ac hHu 'Ni'tNt'"
o-''e' - Ai''i' iiiN''i'.'''i Wa 't''-4'''.
( !" l'N 'iv feOf'c an ou'l"ii7 1Ae io-N' ou'
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- 49, ''e' "-'''' - a."
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$50 N'''''''." - N""N '"' Nt-tNi!
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

Practical SERMON. - One OF the best
aud most practical sermons Of the times
was delivered by Rev. III. ". Bryant Al
the basket meeting near ireland. last
Sabbath morning, from the passage OF
Scriptures in regard TO the plague o.
serpcnts sent upon the lsracli,es iof
their sin. lie traced the course OF sin IL
the present day. from that of the leaders
OF Governmental affairs, Chairmen OF
important Legislative committees. Jni-
ted States Senators, and even christian
Statesmen and Pres idcntS- in tie
matter of bribery. Credit Mobilier trans
actions. and other corruptions, down tc
the every day transactions OF merchant.
and farmers, and with an able hand
showed the necessity of applying 4
remedy, and seeking TO purify the Gov
ernmcnt and our daily walk. The SER
mon was one calculated. from its prac-
teal bearings, to be productive of great
good and we wish it may be repeated
anG listened to and needed by the multi
tude.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29
OF The Washington Age thus humor

OF The Washington Age thus humor-
ously notices our remarks that Jasper
needed barber.
Poor Jasper wants barber,
Aud for barber signs.
Who tries 10 please the people,
And pays for all he buys;
There, right before the people,
SO smiling aud so bland,
To take In shining nickles,
And shave with shining hand.
After that, certainly some knight Of
the striped pole ought TO come.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

RAILROAD MAcNArfs SHARP FrAc-
rIcr.- Il, the notice ofthc election o. the
new directors for the Cincinnati and
Southwestern railway. which we copy
from the Evansville Courier. Il will BIZ
seen that our fellow-cif.zen, Mr.. Joseph
Scrmer.heim. was placed upon the Kirby
ticket. He thinks this quite an honor
considering that he is not even stock
holder in the company. but made his
substitution as donation, and further
that ne was not in favor Of the kirb.
project but decidedly in favor OF the
Mt. Vernon end of the road. The use OF
his name, he says, was entirely mau-
thorizcd by him, and had he been
elected. his influence aud votes would
have been uniformly in favor OF q
Mitchell and MI. Vernon line.
As the Mt. Vernon ticket has now
been triumphantly elected over the bitter
opposition of the .Rockport people, i
looks as though the next best move foi
the company would be TO abandon tn
Rockport end entirely, and concentrate
al Of it, energies toward the completion
of that part OF the road where mor'
liberal spirit has been cvincea. For one
we hope the road may be completed
somewhere during the life time OF TIT
present generation Of mankind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29
S.ticc 10 school Directors and
+ Teachers of bridge tn.

80 HE law 81 iudiana jrpy itl'~ that ilar
4 Trustees must tiunioy Teachers. i'r-
tn-e ircv ear legally hcgiu y Public
-s-in Df ~ accordance herewith. |
81 i-a 20 naier.sood Is nil Interested.
Lat - VEL. nni ,s'.- year, pay any TEACHER
.sr timir ,nnir,rt III teaching. bcf,r-
;s~y avs regularly employed. and con
ts~s..t c,ftcr-d into by the Trustee. pre-
viou- 40 tie commencement OF "a"
school. anil plrficul'ri, request that
t's..rirr~ nr3 school Directors will bear
thi- in miad. aii save anN trouble.
IS. III L,iI.En. Trustee, u. T.
.mn IA fs13.-sU~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

An eastern exchange offers this sea-
sonahle advice: Look lot upon the
cucumber when it j. wilied. nor green
apples. nor other unwh0lesone truck.
tor though pleasant TO ihe eye and agree
able to the taste. az the last il hiieih ike
the siomach-ache, aud stingeth like The
cholera m0rbus."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29
NOTICE no HEIRS or PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

state Of Indiana. Dubois County, s.:
- Office is hereby given that Richard
- II. Milhuru. Administrator ~ ihe
estate oil Hamilton Mccain. deceased
has ,ilea biz petition 20 sol the rca
estate ~ Tile dccedent. his personal being
insufficient ID pas hi~ debts; and thai
said petition viii be heard AZ The mex
term III the Circuit Cour; ~ said county
iiAziL y. EnMnN sTnN. Clerk.
q. Il. Duboi- Comfy.
WILL 4. TnAYloR. Aty.
AHg. 18th lS13.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

TIWT fIN HHfTINT TNTTTF
Mr. q. DoANE.-The corporation j.
duly aud truly thankful for the small
donations OF r. Green and >. Schmidt
BOYS do So again ifii dou't hurt ~mlll
iayors thankfully received % tits office.
t1Y COUNCIL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

For The purchase OF the following town
irt- in tie town of Jasper. ordered To
llr sold by the school Board. tor the
ucnef, of The Special School Fund OF
said town:
Lots NJ. ll0 and Ill. on the corner of
Mi. aad Lawrenre streets in said town.
said lots are eligibly located for resi-
,lrnce. aud have on them good frame
building. which may be- readily and
ciifn,ly adapted 10 a residence.
Ai-o. Lot No. Sixteen. on the corner
of ~ M,rv'> anl Newton streets.
The iitla 10 these lots j. good. and
possession Mil he given Immediately.
TERMS. cnc-lalf cash; balance in
one aud two wears. purchaser executing
.notc~. bearing ten per cent interest. with
-,al surety Tor deferred payment.
Thr.Tru.frr~ reserve the right 10 re-
iect ans ur M bids. IL The amount bid j,
nu' ~ their opinion the value OF the loi-.
f;'d- may he handed Ia either Of the
E'rsi.fcr- or irit At the Drug store OF
.liciuiau * 90.
N,rrfS rFirnvNN. } s.ho,i
.ArDt->T SoNpgENAN. 1rn-,.,.
CiyHtNT DoANE,
.AuZ. : 1913 A..
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lram r. rmrnr ,,a isr 1914 aa
a REc nj fffaIa.

Guy
Yesterday mominr, bright an early
the gentlemen ccnaee,el Nih The for
tunes OF the Cincinnati. HorSpon aud
Southwestvrn' faiiroal. s. hose arrival we
mentioned IA sundays paper. hparSei
lthc train and departed for Nj Vernon.
,o hold TIA election ior new Board oil
Directors for the ensuing year. As We
ARC taken good deaf OF stock IN rail-
roads oursef OF late. the Courier sent
down special reporter To the scene. lte
party arrived and business commenced
III tic cOari house at ten O'Clock. On
imotioa Of Mr.. 5. s. Lhommedieu. his
honor Mayor Damron. OF A,t. Vernon.
occupied the chair and Captain III. H..
lTatem, was made Secretary. The Sec
lrctarv then read the minutes of the last
meeting the report OF President Hon
medien ana his Own report an Of which
were duly approved.
Or. L. III. Ssbin moved 20 proceed 70
rthe election OF directors: Ne,Srs. q. T..
Prosser u. G.. Damrou ANA Vim. Netilc-
ton were chosen iudee~ AMI Mcssrs. III
wood Smith and II. &. fappcc, clerks 70
assist the secretary.
Two tickets Were IN the field. the first
AhoNn - 'lc - h"lil .iN''i'"-~'"O'" 'N'N-
et. and made ZIP rs follows:
:. :. / iiommeOeti. Join Nhllll'o. "
hesor' ltenry lfNls 'lacn Seasoh"ooN'
{ Kemer Garland. 4. IT, Neaiman, Joseph
n hinser. Of Clnrinnati.
4, II. Sabln. ifocknort q. =. buiofh.
-. y. N lnn. All. hcthon >. T. " a.
lcrS.-M. y. Moore. Mitchell.
! The next ticket was Known rs the
G hltNl iieke'' consisting q t"e 4"'lo" =
ing gentlemen
!, thIist 1oerlcin. - 4, lane Jaih"s ~
N't. ehn' =. r. ann tetl' 't'"D Lishs'
Cement Oihnner' J"lh Nim ..i"s"H'
JOSIAH hiroy. CINCINNATI Johii " oo!en'
I. =. Drbfuitr- hoekbrf'' ll'u., gose!,l
! nsriheftheiih' 'AF,eF; i1"; ,"',r ~
iee1' Lo"7' o','' i""' 'O'4" a. -'-'''N
~. Nc4hoh' i'A'
! ~ i.i s',o,' r,.,,s,at,. XXI l,'t'.,
! IL ~ I,Jsr~ or Nrf lorn.sn u, NJ
# ,,a,, ~ M cai.i, s,,d .f,,,iaer ~
+, H.. I,rnin,. or io,.tnnrt .nF y n E,,,,'.
To-, Cinri,a.,f on ,i.a ,sl', III III ,,,,,..,.
s;t;n,, ~ ev,aen. f~nn IN .a,.a oe
= ,bat sn,,,e liyclr ,rnrk Nh. ,h.ad NM
: w., w. onl,. re,,rcf All, M .r..,n,..nrliel ~
HI .hhyeyi,te ou,. i,,frrr.t;p. NOE.
Thc bsll ga. ntrncd ~ C,nt.in
lnarnrv NJ Cinci,'r,ii MN olirr..d M
no rerc,,tf., III r,,,vf,. III .,o.,, ,,hn.,
E ;mst ,llmcnt. l.d MN Lpcu p.il nm
: S,,nrriny thcn roi.,nenrrl lrtaeo,
o Jadoes Ed.on ana i..leh.,rt ~. .Tu,lut
fpepruler finally teru,inailnc ia y rulinu
: ~ - MI. rs',;. r.t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

Bad luck has beial.en The new Court
house Of Scott county. The Madison
Courier SAYS that on Monday morning. q
partition in the now Court house, now
being built. tnmbled down with fear
ful crash. burying three oil tile worhmen
beneath the debris. The partition was
brick, and consequently fell with great
force. One Of the men is supposed TO
DO iAtallv injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

There will be reunion Of The 10th
sdiana Cavalry, at Indianapolis, some
fne this fall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-08-29

III a curiola' accident cce',r,i'i da,
riru rceeMt asnnaeir-i Orri % Nii CITY.
Penn. The ii eiiinin~ .-rutk an oii-f IN.
capable of holding N++a ~t~rr, ctpii.
but containing about 10 vi i.is iig..e ..
the ocgurrenee lie bOit sliurS tl- fop
ri the iaiiiS al De edge anf rar'coni-
plctely around tic periphery "a tic top.
cutting OF the lead Of every boz. tia,
fastened the top 10 tho side. Tie TOP
was raised about two fecily Tile cpneus-
sion. and the oil took ire. sending the
immense body Of flame high ia ihr nir.
in an instant the top ic.i tgck % H. po-
,ition, instantly smothering the fire I'M
side. Tie oil burned oil The outside q,
the tank. and no further damage was
done. The cover was rot two inchc,
out Of is original position after IN iall.
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Valuable Town Property

FI. S,Ie.
NOTICE is hereby given,
FsFiTfa - that bids will bc received
E,issE by the undersigned. School
.-s-ss-yS9 Trustees OF the Town OF
Jasper. until