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From Another Correspondent.
BARToNsvfLLE, March

BARToNsvILLE, March 5.
About two weeks since our little social
circle was thrown into a whirl of pleas
urable expectation, by the announcement
of Masquerade ball to come off March
4th. This announcement Immediately
stimulated an almost unquenchable thirst
FOR the contents of some dramatic insti-
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BRooKLINE.-We frequently see in
print accounts of ministers being placed
on the "sunny side" by their parishion.
ers. Will you have the goodness to say
that a school teacher has been placed on
the "sunny side" by her pupils. On
Tuesday evening, March Sd, these pupils
to the number of eighteen, assembled al
the home of their teacher and presented
her with a handsome gold ring. Thai
the choicest of Heavens blessings may
rest upon the entire school-band, is th'
sincere wish of their grateful teacher.
ABBIE A. WELIMAS.
March 9th, 1874.
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ROCKINGHAM. The festival by the
Ladies' Union Temperance Society of
Rockingham, held at Bartonsville Feb.
25lh, was success. The night was very
unfavorable, but the receipts were over
one hundred dollars.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S AUCTION
ASALE OF REAL ESTATE AND PER-
S0NAL PROPERTY.

Belonging to the estate of ALLEN WELLS.ilate of
On iii UR5DAY, the TWENTY SIXTH instant,
at the late residence of said deceased. in the
village Of Westminster, commencing at lo.o'elock.
forenoon.
The real estate is comprised of the following par
GELS or lots, to wit;
Gently known as the Il. w. Lord farm containing
about 50 acres with extensive ana build
the Connecticut River. is exceedingly fertile and
comprised in the same some 20 acres of the best
tobacco land found IN the Connecticut alley There
is also ON this farm valuable and thrifty lot OF pine
timber.
I'd. The Am. Allbe lot $50 called containing 10
acres mostly tlage with a small but valuable lot
Of pine timber thereon. This lot is conveniently lo-
Gated one fourth mile from the Westminster Depot.
Sd. The Bradley Hill tso-called) containing about
u acres of pasture and wood.
4th. The Underwood lot (so-called) containing
about 81 acres of pasture and wood.
9Th. The Brick Store with its appurtenances, sit
uate in the east village OF estminster.
9th. The Farweu Spencer pieces (socalled)
containing about acres, consisting of tillage and
wood.
It'll, The Pierce pasture (so-caed) lying in Put
pasture and wood.
sth. A portion of the Circuit farm (socalledl con-
tanning about l25 acres, large portoI of which is
covered with heavy growth OF wood and timber
ESTIMATED at 4OO or 500 cords easy of access. and
three miles Of East Putney Depot on the Vermont
Valley Railroad.
9Th. The Brookline Pasture formerly owned by
VIM. Braiey( lying in Brookline and " estminster.
containing about az
The personal property comprises the following to
wit; One valuable Chestnut Horse, years old. one
valuable Bay Horse, years old. two Black Mares
and years old respectively, one Cow, one Buggy.
one Two Horse Wagon, two Sleighs, two Traverse
oieds, two Work harnesses two Pleasure Harness
es. two Moving Machines. one Hay Tedder. Straw
Cutter. Cultiyator. Harrow. Plows, Horse Rake.
Grlndstone. Tanning Mill, Hoes, Shovels Forks.
Chains, Wheeibarrow, Robes. Blankets, &C., &c,
The above property has some So U00 appraised val
ne and the personal is all of extra quality. having
been selected and purchased within the past year.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing any of the above
property are invited to examine the same previous
the day of sale. and any information desired will
be cheertully given by the subscriber
Terms liberal and made known at time of sale.
HENRY c, LANE, Administrator.
+. II, JENNINGS. Auetioneer.
Westminster. March TO- 1874. 11-12
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-03-13

LAMP EXPLosIoN.-Mr. Aionzo Sax
on, wife and babe, of Weathersfeld, re-
tired for the night recently, leaving a
kerosene lamp burning; during the night
they were awakened by a violent explo-
sion, and to find the bedclothes on fire,
which, with some effort, was extinguished.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-03-13

ALsTEAD.-Alstead is getting little
unsteady in politics, having this year, by
very close shave, elected most of the
democratic ticket, though still showing
republican majority on state ticket.
E. A. Huntley, democrat, was elected
representative, having 139 votes to 1873
for S. ID. Morrison, republican-one ma
jorityl For Moderator c. K. Villas had
143 to 1872 for - Cook, republican.
State ticket, McCutchins 142, Weston
1876, Blackmer 2. F. L. Prentiss, repub.
lican, was elected town clerk, and the
democratic candidates for selectmen were
elected as follows III. L. Rice, William
r. Howard, George Mayo
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-03-13

Coon PAIR OF STEERs.-Mr. G. P.
Whitney of Westminster has nice pair
of three fourths Durham blood steers,
one year old. which girt three feet, eight
inches and weigh 1858 pounds.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-03-13

ACwoRTH. -Acworth has the best
record at the election last
Tuesday, of any town in this section,
giving 26 republican majority over all
Her vote was, McCutchins
14S, Weston, 119, Blackmer 3. We
have not a list of her town officers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-03-13

SAxToNs RIvER.-H. G. johnson has
received another car load of that same
-four of which he has sold so much of
the past season, and which has proved SO
popular among his customers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-03-13

LANGDoN.-The republicans had
close time of it to save Langdon on
Tuesday, but they did it. electing Charles
Holden representative by 5 majority.
On state ticket, MoCutchins so, Weston,
40.
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including poetry. to be paid for according length
In Perkinsyille, March 8. ISABELLE j. wife Of
Geo. A. Read, aged "a years and months. former
ly of Coleraine, Mass.
In Westminster W est. Feb. 26th, of consumption,
Mrs. LOUISA MILLER. wife of b. G. Miller, aged
65 years, months.
In East Westmoreland, N. H.. Feb. 25th HoR-
ACE ALBERT, infant son of IL. N. and Diana
Fletcher, aged weeks.
In New Alstead, N. H.. Feb. %. JAMES f.
ISHAM, aged ~.
BROCK, aged 80 years.
In W est Dummerston. March 2. CoRTEZF. NOR
CROSS, aged rs years, 8months, n days,
In Acworth, N. H.. Feb. LIST. Mrs. MARY TAY-
LQR, aged 30 years. 10 mon his.
In Faribault, MINI, Jan. 18th, of consumption.
GEORGE EDDY WILEY, aged 26 yrs. mos
formerly of Weston, VT.
In Putney. March It'll. DAVID KIDDER, aged 70
years and 10 months
In Saxtons River, March Z, OLIVE NJ. DAVIS,
wife Of julius A. Richardson, aged 40 years. mo-,
and days.
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NEW MUsIC-PAREPA.-We are in.
oeoted to Frank III. Chandler, formerly
o. ten place. of the firm of Chandler
o'osners, 172 Montague Street, Brook
Ign, new York, for piece of new music
en'i1leo farepa-In Memoriam. Words
y helen Ashland Kean, and music by
= =. Phelps. Both music and words
are On appropriate tribute to the decess.
ed artist. e 'eA'
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CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheen Shotes Veal Pa H..

TUESDAY Mar, 10, 1874
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT Market
Cattle. Sheep Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs.
This week. 1892 1926 SO SO s1d
One year ago, 2l25 5023 400 IS
PRICES.
Prices Of Market Beef.-Extra $500 q sos: first
quality, sS.o0ie s50 second quality 81 90 "a $50.
third quality. $50 a $3.50,
SHEEP and Lambs.-Psr head. in lots. $3.50 s7.25.
Hides. 71zc a Sc. n.
Calf Skins-l5c a. lie ? D.
TallOw, &c q Sc , n.
Mich Cows and Calves.-s35. SIS. $40 and ss5.
Prices Of Store Csttle.-W orking Oxen . pair 80
q $50.
REMARKS.-Prlces of beefare firm but no chan
ges to note Sheep were also firm at 81 10 7c- A
large quantity of live poultry Of good quality from
the West this week and sold al L to lie,
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WALPoLE ELECTION. The democrats
swept Walpole on Tuesday, having ma.
jority little larger than la't year, and
the vote rather indicates that they have
spoken for that town for some time to
come. Curtis r. Crowell, democi at,
was elected moderator by vote OF 226,
to 1877 for j. w. Haywood, republican.
We hear that Mr.. Crowell, who we be
lieve is Vermont boy from Westmin-
ster West, makes good presiding off,
GER For town clerk the vote was so
close as to excite some extra interest and
hopes for the republicans who had very
worthy man for candidate. The vote,
was Geo. w. Ware, republican, POS; A. P.
Richardson, democrat, 213. The vote
for governor was McCutchins, 1874
Weston, ga. The highest vote of the
day was for representatives, as follows:
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BOSTON, BARRE AND GARDNER
RAILROAD

TRAINS MovING SoUTH.-Leave Winehendon 1856
and IL. NJ. Ais P. arrive at Worcester 9l5
NJ. LOO, and $50 P. NJ,
TRAINS MOVING NoRTH.-Leave Worcester 7.45 A.
N. I240 $50 P. NJ. Arrive at W inchendon $40 AN,
2 rs, 100 P. NJ; arrive at keene lO.45 A.. NJ, %
9.l5 p. M.
Passengers for Providence leaving Winchendon at
1856 M arrive in Worcester at Y.l5; leave Worces
ter at 10l5 express) in Providence IL As A.
NJ, Returning. leave Providence at 2 Is p. NJ. (exp)
arrive at Worcester at $50 p NJ; leave Worcester
4.50, arrive at Winchendon 100. Keene 915 P. NJ.
Trains also connect with Express and way trains
on Boston IL Albany and Norwich IL Worcester Rail
roads Tor Boston. Norwich. New York and the lest.
L. n, ROSS, Superintendent.
Worcester, March i, 1874. Ills
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DRUGS AND MEDICINEy
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

VIII be sold at Public Auction. on TUESDAY
MARCH THE THIRTY FIRST, NEXT, at clock
2. M; at the residence of THERON d. FISHER.
late of Grafton deceased all the real estate of which
he died seized, consisting of his home farm, located
"a miles east of Grafton Village, the road lead
ing to Bartonsville, excepting the right of home
stead aud dover.
Also at said time and place. another piece of land
situated in the Town of Rockingham, containing
about 20 acres, known as the Clark lot.
Ill. Ii, WALKER, Administrator.
Grafton, March ., 1874. Ills
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j. W. Haywood, temperance, AZ
j. B. Russell, temperance, AZ
Chas. B. Bond, republican, 151
John Hooper, republican, 151
Frederick Watkins, democrat, 232
William g. Buffum, democrat, 231
We have not the vote for selectmen,
but the democratic candidates were elect
ed, viz: N. Royce, w. A. Maynard,
Henry Burt.
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WANTED.

Two good painters and two good wood workers, to
work on Children's Carriages, Apply Immediately
70 X, C0BLEIGH. Chester Vt.
10
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EMPLOY HOME MECHANICS.

Truly your humble servants,
J.. ii. GRlSWOLD, NJ. @. LAID,
). W. STEWART, o. PROUTY,
Y. j. JQSLYN, G. III. STONE,
Il. w. HILDRETH &c WILSON,
MOSES WAITE, GEORGE UNDERWOOD
LEVI HuNTLEY, JOHN j. SMITH,
JUSTUS LYMAN, j, p BROCKWAY
]. W. WRIGHT, u. NJ. JENNIS0N,
j. III. CHAPMAN, l., HARTMAN,
L., L.. BENNETT, j. b, MOAR,
THOMAS McGREEN, IRA. G.. KILBURN,
BUSTEAD HYDE, Il. P. HADLEY,
A. 5. GRANGER, j. C. TOLMAN,
COBB Il LUCIA, A. N. KIDDER,
GEO, w, NUTTING, OSaOOD x BARKER
AARON ARMS, WIN. p. GAGE,
Bellows Falls, March 1874. II
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1ifd.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according length
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.


Va lcS~ rrll.-n.sr Sir Ens~ias ~. sr~l.ne, 4
ferr ss''sV-ifs snf ths ksains sd h.n.fsis,
r' u pos'-s-es issna yes the fsssing Staten 81, sf
-. ~ouHfsd aNor' too vssrs sge--s.t.t.r prl.-
'Hef asd ronf-,f for months Beas ev,e % of-
ten niy ~~unss hss, net h,asd yet s-v. not a., y,
: moment sfncs -n -rni-t ! an shot through a..
hps Nv general hssi;h . pssr.A End n.,t ssn..
ming y issist -Aurs. have zc-. fslb IN yrur sas
spa i ttar anyhing else .ish hat "a b. gems
u. fltce express ne hsHs tu1.t bottle. and obixs
CAyTAn y. f.JoE>soS
- iorn. 80
p s-rss fsile-ne ~ss written Arr SCH. I.ss
~. J,aAis johnson. n.e.s,r ~ cs-t- Jcissss:
iis. JeHs trLL- p-sr Sir. ~ kr..,rs d. :
s"aason SO ssihssl sssseon snd pbyseisnir Csava
Nv fcrk. -l.-s be Diet. leaving the shove L r
Johnson &c nv care. A. a. reen yssr Of sse be had
chr & dt4r-hss snf sr-cf8A for .hrk I gave ysu
Sasspaftiia u c-rec I'm. hax-f for tsa yssrs "a.
eunfnsias4 ~ many irsS- Ns-k ohio ani Io~s ~
~c-pflla. fever sores Aac g.e.rsl csbfhy I.r,.ss
success has stftrts- ft b. cures Effected IN soSs
ease. = seruula sIi swsr sn
80 "fy an-iaus " ~ya g arsu have rsoosrss %
souf ssrrspsrills D. = tssrfui =! Ee'ups spur1esS
srii'ie hence be trs - you ~ a. HE vcsnS
we're tsfr4sis tst q .tsa--ths .in s-tos-r
kssrsstG-y.
5asSiE ycEssox.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18
Commissioner's sale of Land.

y
~ Office j. hereby given that the uB-
Y dersigued. Commissioner. appointed
bv the Isubois Circuit, Court. ot Dubois
county. Indiana. In suit for the par. j.
iion OF real estste, Wherein Elijah Lem
mon. Jr.. COLUMBIA. \. LENNON. John
". Lennon. jacob II. Isninon. samuel
Kirkland. Sarah kirkland. White 3.
HARRISON aud Eliyahrth llarhi>on. are
plaintiffs, and John. ". BlSck will. Eta
J. Blackwell and Carrie u. Blackwell
are defendants. will seli nj public auction
bv order OF said Court. on the premises
on
SATURDAY. CEMBER 3sth, 1874.
the following described rest estate. 10
sad Count, and state. to-wn:
The East half oi the North West quar-
ter OF section No. lwcniy-siN ts6.) in
township Nn. one ~ North OF range
ak t6) We-; So srr--; the West part uf
the South est quarter OF the North
West quarter. ssms section. town and
range, twenty-srvcn cal acres; the
North h-West quarter ~ the SOUTHEAST
quarter, az said section. town and range.
g. scrcs the northeast onsri~r ~ tho
.outh west quarter IN said .eclirn. tnwi
aud range. 20 scr.s The North. west qusr-
ter of IN. north ~s-t quarter IN said sec
ton. town and range. ~ acres: and part
OF the north wcS qusrtr OF the norti,
west quarter OF said .rciion, town and
range, more particularly :descrihcd rs
follows, viz: commencing nj the north
east corner OF the said north west quar-
ter Of the north west quarter of said sec
ton &c, running thence tuu,h ~ rods
thence west -FOUR rod. thence north
west so rods theuce east Is rods. 10 the
place of beginning. containing about II
scres. aud ccuiainiug IN ELL of the said
several ,racts two hundred aud thirty
one and 4 halfacrss. more or less, tbein2
the farm owned by John Lennon, ST.
in his life time.)
TERMS or SALE one-iourth %
the purchase money 10 be paid in cash
the residue ia three equal payments o
nine. eighteen and twentv-.onr months
the purchaser giving notes Al interes
I. for said deferred pay nenis waivins
! benefit Of valuation laws, snd secured b!
+. good freehold surety.
= sale 20 hcgir at o'clock p. ".
/, JACOB LENNON, Commissioners
= WILL \. TsAYLoH. Atty.
Nov. 18th. lS1f.-4ws.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18
RtIE.'S
SAs, 81 PARfI.I.A!

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vsrs ~'fs = s'~er--a D.. R.sefs 90 sec, n..,
iearn"f -i'ertt', ara ropssars alsss-srf y E.do
st ,Ps-c-us' C1nrch ard no - t--ssn, ss.,iss~t
a. sTose~s- cA-rsa. Los.sTiils ys
Louisville ~ Oet l,ee
r-toss ~ ss2 sfl- ssrr irars, q. ,oC ,o.
% 20 I'VE yoi la. - kiat ri..n ne I hs--
"c-n Eir safsrer fer years 20 r. .d-,rs a.
farious psrs r.s-. some pre1or-.- nina sam.
NJ lanF. 49, saHs s's hssr; 20 BE- a.. 80, - n
- , - - hlFni hisirred snd curpst unai
'sl hrc-f-- H.ssstsn~ esrrrsl very eminent phy.-
81, ~" -xartf.- spine informed ne thst ~.
'rf'ien.f -iih 'srais sis srpopieay .ns fsv .s1
nzf moth * h.i . ~~fra vuuid f.ii.xer. rb.S
-ff~r' n"rIor Il ihs asa ~as i-.stng abaut hs,irw
o. ineeri-f, whrn you krfir stnt ne vrrr -.-s.,.
80 ! imn'aiAieiv begun 70 take ih-.s tius,.
'ft had -uherrd ferflhy y ffh most srr.. nan sr
ne FiEhf SIDE ~ hay bead. especially wssf .otia
ESQ - write 'o' sny -ngih ~ time. s1t risng 10 M
fesi would 10 r.rf.ctl blind frr ..rsr.l in,r.. .oa
would have 70 bold 90 -om.fLinr n prevt-t fsf7i,,
- most happy 20 irfarI rsu that IN. pain in 81
hftf j. entirely relic, ID safer but -eldu-r in
tfNT ans ihsA n"s - srutsly- Nv appetite i4 eao1.
nd~ed for iAs Hrsi line 10 nv ~. enjey nv dirp.r
more ban snf neal during fhs ds-
oh kffls s-rt uie four BOTTLES again ls1rirh, .ss
: heEsn a.sin ~. morning and tsn. 10 \. ,,i,.i
r-h.,ed Please accept my lssrtfel shahls and beet
Very ruly your 70. grateful friend.
n b. c. RIvr.
NJ journal aheana. -ih sim .sr letter. al % -A,A
sisrah'se 20 b. r-nun. and -riitsn BY the pe,soss
y" n"i ,nasr s"u-ssH 10 ts i-npns; on pon'tt,
rs"h H~sN afis aes snd t0ntsni rape- rsnt. pan't
80 f"W h~siih ~ lettins nrvicss experiment spoa
sou vita their tssk
NY sr-.psrIIs bss stood The test %, t-sntr.e,.
rHr -yht tSe s.r-spariis - d. dsy spd II y.
Nfe towering ever al other. ~ popularity .ni ,.
eursfi-. qnsliiie.
N>''i al tho-. who ars trying yriri or on ".
n.f fhtrsrfs II ssr-sfsf.. s~-c,lied ksmertst IL
D. Dr @"ht heiF. ss-s-padiis = Lousvilis ~, hat
=. ~ of and rs't-tle rersfs ~ rnruri'e. Of he
l,"a sn' 'cr"'nrs sseezcns Always bear sla
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

rl'he r-sprsior 80 ybis e.i.hrst.1 n.<,~tr. i,.s,
Il c.si,ns ~ = --psriority s rem s< ., .,.~
e'sTsd tA~ pvhlie for The rssrsip ,rvstr -
sfssfssr- errs of Agss snc Fever. 81 CHILE sae ".
vrr. ~h~thsf 'f ssrrto' Ions n.nffns H. rsf.rs >.
ns sntrs >estsrn SID cutLsrr county bs,r hf-
r-iaAF 20 t- truth ~ fhr Nsssrton fhst fnrs ss,s
~r~fr- si tfs't 20 care ~ tho f--etar. .r. ,trt.,
n .r'"r a cgt. la grsst p.sny sirr'. se..
has htsa -4icicnt for cure. sad ~tslsfsmlis.h.-.
P~-r curr1 ~ sirgls hrftls. ~ith p.--sf rotor.
i.nn - the gen.-si hss'-a ~ - Arwsrs- p,.e.r-
,ra ~ rfery tr-s ecrr1f, 70 y s u,s coz
irttf smaller ter.s for srssk or 'va .ffsrfi.
Ease a. r"'h ehff-fr irrS efr-r 1iir ~ . fr, sr4
long sfs'f'rg cs~rr Tslr.if. 81. -saiffn- .il ras
require "a ~ iefr - ta~sis c fn. { f-1.t
Nnorti fhe raNsn- trwsv.- rs4r.-. ra.hs~ft- .fs
6 re- sfe- h-s'Hc ---rr frrss ~ frr. Sa..s sf.ss
lar.e q - TO-. - f.'.r'E vzsF-4S1I F4HfY
fiLLssfil bs sgriri.rt
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18
FCR SALE /!
HOUSE and LsoS and
a.Gn0 Feet of s.umhcr 70
HALF CExEEi

The undersigned offers for sale q new
frame house on good lot in Jasper, on
easy terms, and cheap. A rare chance
for house. without much cash.
Also 1900 or 1900 feet of good pop
lar and sweet gum lumber at rs cents
per hundred. Apply quick IT, YOU wan,
bargain. CHAS. RTCH ART.
November ls is-i = 2w
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

ViCK's FLORAL GuiDn.- The January
number of lhis mag ii if cent quarterly is
ON our table, aud persons cu.tivating
flowers or vegetables ought 10 be sub
scribers 10 it aud obtain II this winter so
that they can study t. Only 25 cents a
year, and persons buying 81 % worth
uf seeds obtain a copy free.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

p-rMr. Lon. Gree 'e nas been appoint
ed and has qualihe as Clerk Of the
town Of jasper. 10 fiji the uncNpire I'd
term OF y. J. Has. deceased. The
.rieuds .! Lon .ni Lr. Crooks drew
s.rawste dacide w kich should have lae
i.aors OF the "Iosi ~
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

The ALDISE.- The advertisement OF
this splendid art jSarn.l may be found
in this weeks Courier The Aldin- IL
the best Art Jonrnal IN the world. and
s doing more than all ,thers combiued
10 cultivate true taste ioI .ine art in
America. II 10 gem IN any household.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

Mr.. Sieinhouscr has been enovcd
Ly the Department. we sre informed
rom The position o. ui'i rs.rer OF th-
l.Vugsotes route iOf resiect a.. dY'.
lie as seid his hors,s ana ,tsg. to NJ
Alfy.a. Of J. Lioyvoiet Who vii! hereai-
ter take his day- on a n roufe
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

AaszsrED. = Sheriff We kel, last week
received hench warrsp; from Ripley
county. ordering him 20 srrest one J..
Rrior Lee, and bring him before the
Circuit Court Of that county, 10 answer
charge of grand larceny stealing a
horse. Les vas one Of number of
men who came 10 this county and work
ed on the railroad until work was sus-
ended, aud has been teaming stree.
When arrested lc denied ever having
been in Ripley county, but afterwards
acknowledged having formerly lived
there. Sheriff w-ikel delivered him
there safely last Saturday morning, and
rsturrsd home Mc1dsy
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18
JASPER COURIER.

nv 50 far the ind,.stiohs are THAI there
viii be- light dotst for the January
erm or Circuit Court
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

PRyAcHISs. On SaDdsy next. al lOA
O'Clock, in N. l., iiErch, oy Rev. &C
Cooper. Sabbath school at o'clock
The public are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

n-F The >.gaal editor j. anxious for a
"l.ciusc cs lne points We supposed
alter his lOng deoau.. lac would he long
ing for ,omfiliIs L-l-look var, bsr
keeper Lie yer knpw me, who am
Chiv) "a luuion- = gal wants--thicl n
finger mure taa; tLlubl, full.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

~ ih-t sea;si ., itlcman and eder'
gsiic iri. AL Of - oation. Mr.. Il. w
Smith. ~ = 'iaua. i-,'calicd on W. thi'
WrcA. ii~ WI. i. Ing for chances to
-''i >rho..l inr'i.u aud {, those VIII,
u 4, iu uari ot -r'iDol. hsli ~ churci
rniiure ~ csr Conscientious recon-
m"ud hi.n.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

y g. iIrAl- : soysier saloon IL tho
iirs'iis. .. eva i.gS now, aud the way
TIC @. sisrs 80 81. indicates vorscious
app.iil's, ~ ihal man, make good
r"d ir'-"inc stl'.-r flcre instead ol
.uing ho'nr. i :, advantage o many
- hungry iran a. 1ci a good meal just
when lie y Wn'n, a. ~ they can AT Joe's.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

G5 Holthaus' o. st-r saloon isn't A.
crowded as IL WAS tor while, but yet he
keeps fresh oysters, 1"d cheap by the
can
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

0rThe Signsi editor IL "retchen' his
yitsh over tae word "rechen.' lie
needs sorns peppermint or Mrs. Wins
lows S0otAing Syrup. and dry cloth.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

urThers is a Guc rhouce for q good
investlnen, in the town property IN
Ferdinand, Offered Tor salo - Doane b
Cspehart.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

uS Nessrs. Bue,fuer aud Bre,z re-
turned from . trip 10 Petersburg. on
Tuesday last, where they had appear
entity been enjoying themselves. Upon
Ar. Busttner being questioned by an
anxious young lin,h OF the law. As 10
how his girl was ir Petersburg, he disa-
vowed having any ling 10 do with the
fair sex while there. saying "he ven' Oh
business; had no time 10 rlsv billiards
or see the young laGies, did not sec any
Al all rot at all = Tauch 20 the chsgriu
aad disappointment vi The Young smi,
ten attorney.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18

in every County ~ thi- State. with whom
liberal arrangements will be made nnd
exclusive rights sold
Correspondence should be particular
10 write their address plain and full.
BENSON 4 MURRAY. Props.
= Iron Block. indianapolis. Ind.
0,I
The Jasper weekly courier., 1874-12-18
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W Orln Destroyer

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~ Jorr fptL-- ntar Sir have fecertis .'ssr r.rr
Worm Destrc-ss setsrAi t', ard irs j. wanLerral.
y eficaeious - hss Dot fss' % - inrsrc. ~
ntgs the si-hst ',r sasct an dorss Yr&fiv f.rs.
-as,- n Yfastee anc have csly sss ~ .oussr.sis
the Mad
4 ana, Or. ros respectfully
JULfusP Y cigNk.rx IN
fs 50 unqrailssd sad num,r-.. az -. ...sr.s.
nials 10 favor ~ rprra Destroyer rsstg syss
sp.csi -1iireiv isa snasn - tell us mx-ifs
n H. ~ tn'sils. fer,eds 'ar Norrrs Try IL 40 -
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sCyy sUlL.