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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-02

MS uAuNC VI ut6 CC6tluIOhy III SAO"A
plain chirography, said he was the
son of deceased aud Teresa, and was
IL years old in April. Corroborated
his mother about the sleeping ar
rangements and the building FIRE,
waking, calling, &C., in the morning.
The pistol was under bed. Had been
for long time; he put it there. His
ia, her did have some powder about
the bed. He had got him about a
tablespoonful and half, of which
he had taken half and had the rest
in a paper about the bed, Father
and mother didn't always live very
peaceable. Have often heard him
threaten to kill himself, but not
lately.
Two neighbors, Ed Eastman and
Mr.. L. A. Foose, testified to being
called between 5 and 8 by Mrs. S.,
who said cher man was dead; his
head had bursted. = They went at
once to the house and found every
thing as the jury saw it. Eastman
said, ~ should think his head was
burs,ed; where is tho pistol that
bursted it?" After being asked
several times, she said, under the
bed. Not finding it there, they con-
tinued the search and finally found
the weapon horse-pis,ol some 10
inches long-lying on the bed be-
tween the foot board and the bed
covering and partially concealed by
the latter. A piece Of . cap was on
the top Of the tube. Seven or eight
shot holes were in the ceiling direct
" over where his head would come
if he were sitting in bed. Could
End no Others anywhere about the
room. Were 1t the house Sunday
evening and Smith seemed better
and quite cheerful. The statements
Of mother and son as made in the
morning to these witnesses tailed
generally with their testimony.
Dr.. Yule had attended deceased
Cor months. He had been very sick
some OF the time and quite despon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-02
ire mattresses ct Aiden's.

"A wrathy chap, who, j, appears,
has been called BY some one : ssvag-
.abond and scoundrel," hands 10 the
ADVERTISER this week an anonymous
communication "hurling back the
base SANDER with scorn aud honest
indignation The ADvERrisER can
no, very well attend TO that kind Of
business. Should it go into il, an
overwhelming amount Of work would
at once accrue, for which we fear the
return would be more in curses than
thanks.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

A meeting Of pilots, representing the various
ports Of the United States, was held in Washing
ion yesterday Capt =. ". Wood, Of Virginia
presided, and Capt. lafayette Myers, oi Rev
York, was secretary. Resolutions were adopted
condemning the efforts which have been made
to subvelt the present pilotage system.
The Commissioners of Hampden county,
Mass, have ordered the Mill River Reservoir
Company to thoroughly reconstruct the dams
and their Searsyille aud Upper Goshen reser
voirs The Commissioners also recommend the
building of a wing to the dam of the lower
reservoir at Goshen.
That New Orleans Bulletiu, notwthstand
ing the attempt of officials to suppress II, ap-
peared yesterday afternoon as usual, and took
revenge in a caustic article on THE Kellog-
Durell Usurpation."
An unknown steamer got ashore on Long
Beach, N j, yesterday. Wreckers were sent to
her assistance, but before they reached her
she got off and proceeded on her voyage
The receipts of internal revenue for the hscal
year TO date have been Sl00, ,l6j, 900. The Com
nissioners estimate for the year, which will end
on The Both, was 500, 900 900.
AT Salem, n. j., the trial of the colored man
Sadler, accused Of the murder OF Mrs. Dilks
last February, has been postponed until October
Clark Evans, who murdered MIR. Holbert, in
| Illinois, was taken from Jail at Carrollton, Mo.
on Sunday morning and hanged by mob.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24
Ahe President Appointment

The President yesterday nominated and
the Ssuate con rmei ths following gentle.
men to bs Judges of the Court of Commis
sione.s of the Alabama claims: HeZehtah q
Wells. OF Michigan: Martin Ryerson, New
jersey; keuusth Rsyuor. OF Mississippi
William a. Porter, Of PenusylvanIa, and
as Clerk osCoIrt
The p resident nominated A, K. shepherd
Ex-Governor o. tue District OF Columbia
VIM. A. Dsnnlsou. OF Cato, ex-Postmastel
General, and II. T. Blow, ez Congressman
frem NJ Mssou-i, to ia mem oers OF the Com
missloa 10 govern tie District OF Celumbit
untl! q permanent government be adopted
10. 1t. The nominations of Messrs. Denut-
son and Blow were confirmed, but that O
Shepherd was tabled The President there
upon nom mated ex Senator Cat.ell, of New
Jersey. TO complete ths Commission. and
the domination WAS at once confirmed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24
The LAST Day ofConSress.

The session of Congress adjourned on
Tuesday. In the Ssnate, q resolution was
adopted suthorizingthe Appropriation Com :
mi,tees 10 sit during the recess to inquire
what reforms may be made in ihs civil SER
vire. The conference report on the Tariff
bill was pos, poued until December. The
conferences report on the Sundry Civil APP
propria.ions was agreed to. The House
bills tor tbs admission OF Colorado and New
Mexico we're laid aside. and go over to the
next session. The resolution recommending
arbitration for the settlement ofinternation-
al d difficulties was passed. The Post Route
bill. and the bill for the regulation of Courts
in Utah, were passed. the latter with amend.
ments; also. the bills to prevent useless
slaughter OF budaloes on the plains, provid :
ing for the sale of Kansas Indian lands and
authorizing the coinage of 20 cent silver
pieces. At P. NJ. the Senate adjourned
Sine de
10 the House. con ference reports on the
River and Har Dor, ,Suudry Civil and Post
Office Appropriation bills we're agreed to.
Senate bills passed, extending the time for
tho redemption of lands sold for direct tax
Ga, extending the time for completion o!
the entry of the Usage lands In Kansas, ra-
organizing the various staff corps OF the
army, aud authorizing the Appropriation
Committees of both Houses to inquire dur
ing the recess into the means OF reform IN
the civil ex psnditures. The Senate amend
ments to the Utah bill were concurred in
The Speaker, at s P. n. declared the House
ad oUrneo Side dc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

CkLfss C3-s3ES- Aua.. laFo uHauGed
its mind. L.ie hDG- tIr a., Al. JuEument Will
have arrived =pui4 Ens neioce II O'Clock
To-day. Aud ( ., ApoGl ttnt. W Mist lhe
Constitution I.-nVli4s ;p- A Sanats ana q
House OF Rap ->antn.!r-s. aad We have
members o: t.It- ~ uJG' 'ss - ;be mum Der
of about tnre- -.gIi--i A1i sixty, nearly
all the impUr,a - .-g . A. 'n Is done bC Con-
farence ConIntt 4-,- ui -iH men aaCn. TITUS
the Leglslat He :. S-t II. ~ aEd JLdlCial bill,
tAe Post-odl 70 u,.., tIe - ndrT CIV, bill,
the Deficiency o.. nc Gd. al bl.l and other
important approuritod h'i.s, s,sogetaer With
Lhe CurreaGy b1,, tue 'Noietles repea!
bill, havas. been Gna.7 ground cut by
Conference Com .jte-- W nose reports are
press ed ldEougn tLs Senate add the House
and yoIed upon ~ nemhers without ads.
uuate kn1 ledge Q: what they contain Us a
choice Of evils between dou ottul Bills AID
no hi..s d: al. Il tae- tina. shape these
productions OF toe Conference Commute es
alwsyR contain Items aad pTo7.1.ons against
which one House. o. tae Ctner has entered
an salDhaGc protest beng against ltt
efeliiIerate Judgment. Yet through they &c
uadar the pea llat t1ere = 40 more time lel'
To contest the CD ectona9.e PROVISIONS
Som OF the leg. A..on IL 3 = p-esSed thr ougt
ia of Gao most pe.liciOCs character as wit
ness among receu. instances 1.-The double
bacs acton saarv graS' and tho "SanDorr
contract law Tae aD ference Jom mlttet
ia the grsa. opportunity for tho shrcwt
jobb 81 add specu1,or Ia legislation. 1e
Congress- after Congress and session aite
.sssion Ia censurA Able alCtm!sc bus
mess g0e. On to the great damage OF the
country. the most important business bein'
left to tns not and buried "3ompromises'
ofsiE m 81 IN ths ast days o. the session
Wees All lnoGtls are wasted III proht!es
talk anti. taefe - 40 = cle left Tor tho deIlc
crate con s!ds-s.ion of the nost importan
business ias &aila Congress- is convered.-
Ledger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24
General News.

G.!.. H..Jer, OF New York. i5 very i. ia W lsh-
,ugtth o. congestion of the lungs.
Fifty.six tingipg societies, embracing over 1000
members have arrived at Cleveland, 10 attend the
Sengcrtcst
The Atlanta Herald, whose printers struck q
couple OF days since, appeared yesterday with Its
uSunl amount OF reading matter, having supplied
the places OF the strikers.
Italy has a deficit in the National Treasury 0
one hundred aud thirty million ancs. Whom tha
country will stop piling up her debt annually il
problem. The present Ministry are about try
lug new system OF taxation.
In Newark, OH Monday night, James II. Hubel
entered his sister's room and shot her IN the head
iuicting a fatal wound. She Lad refused to de
cline the addresses OF a suitor whom Huber DIS
liked. The murderer was arrested, and attempted
to hang himself in his cell. bat was cut dowa in
time 70 save bis lte.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24
Stars and u oteory.

A. certain seasons meteora dart across the frma-
N ent between the earth and the fixed stars. But
they ouic1ly vanish, while the fxed star remains
In the medical armament the great vegetable in =
vigorant, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has long
been fse2 star Of III. first magnitude. Little me
teors. in the snaps of limitations. bearing various
petition with it. but they soon disappear from the
feid of vision leaving the glory Of the true re.di
unimpaired. The number of these will o. the-visps
that have come to grief within the last twenty
years is beyond computation. and those now in ek
istence are in the last agonies Of extinguishment
prevents SO many distressing diseases. and which
debilitated invalid ever tool without receiving a
wonderful accession Of strength and vitality, only
derives increased popularity from the attempts OF
charlstans to run their failures in the Hostetter
groove Junel5toGo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

The oenate yesterday confirmed Lyman K.
Bass as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury;
Benjamin Moran, Third Assistant Secretary
of State Blrford Wilson, Solicitor of the Trea-
sury; George b. Chambers, Appraiser atPitts-
burg; Ben jamln. j. Morey, Assistant Apprais-
er at New Orleans; B. r Potts. Governor OF
Montana; John p. Van Darston, Attorney for
Southern Illinois; Daniel III. Malosky, Marshal
for Oregon Robert M. Douglas, Marshal fol
Western North Carolina; Manue! FranciscuE
Montico, Consul at Cape de Verde; and George
w. Taylo-, Consul a. Port st: Louis. MIR. Bas!
the new Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
is meaiber of Congress from the Buffalo dis
trc. cE New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

CoNonBs: has 1t lst All )4rl al aai - iAl.on
feels rel.ef. W.,h sucl 1auI @, inca q W Wisn-
iugton under such Pre-, ieus with s-,H CaAl'
net, there was 10 telling " lat n Ga. have Get
done They ed 10 5e urls. he imYress on
that the people were lucre suite ready 10 s;b-
NIT 90 aAy sort OF itgalzst robbery .acy wese
pleased To- nact Thsy haze aeea reapns r;cA
harvests froel Al.a >@ares and pecutl!ions soc
i1uS They sho.!d be surertede ~ better Uea.
Noehius could be lost % changing nearly a.. the
old Sen.s;ors They ha's gown into power
thl; shoals be broken au4 the People desire
tt,etr defeat and the. places .uppiiec by better
nIa,, OF elther p.yty. We lave suffered already
Zoo tnuch from wasting taxation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24
WILMINGTON. DEL. JUNE 2s 1874.
Shame Home Proeecs.on.ses

Lewis Thompson, ESD, and S-.te Senator Ri
die, have just showed tae peculiar kindncs' Of
which their party is somswaa; boasttu.. Will
ningtou had mechanics who could Aaye supplied
the new State House with furniture; DJ: the
ratter was left with the geu.,emea uagel. by
the committee, and the lob, worth soma . coo
goes into the pockets OF a Phide.plh hrm
Had proposals bean advertised for aat this Fe'l.'
followed, we could haT: overlooked the matter
But under the c.rca mstinles We t4.aA OH tntaI'
tu,e men have ias, c.-ss 20 t-s yan2'-iA- they
make
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24
Threatened War OF Eacee.

The New Orleans Pic1suns apprehends war
Of races in Louisiana. The negroes are buying
n,uskeis, bayonets and ammunition, and evident
Iy making earnest preparations for deadly con-
test. The Ptcayune says that the men who have
ptecip.tatei the issue will not be found in the
front Of the battle, but "the men who laid away
their ragged jackets nine long years ago, and
have We; scc. tried TO live up to the peace they
were forced to accept, viii face the trouble when
/. comes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24
R0WROTMA M ~ FKAaM
AUcTIorEERs.

Tic Wilmington Auction an d. Comm..aiou House
No 9. EAST FOURTH STREET.
is now open. Auction Sales every evening ut the
Auction House, Consignments received daily /:
all kinds OF goods wares and IN rchandsc 1oli on
commission. Persons declining housekeening can
have their goods sold at private residence ur Al
sold on commission promptly paid for within five
days from day of sale. Country Sales and Sales
of Real Est ate promptly attended to.
We will also keep u frgt-class VARIETY
STORE, which will be open daily Sunday except
ed) for the sale of House Furnishing Goods, such
ware, Carpets. 0ilcl oths, Window Shades. bruehes
baskets, &c. Also Gentlemen S Furnishing Goods
such as Shirts. Drawers, Hose SuSr enders. Scarfs
&c. de-. at W holesale and Retail, at prices which
defy competition Call and see us and be con-
wheel. Public patronage is respectfully soloi
JOHN S. RoWDOTHAM.
R.C. FRAIM.
fan2i-6md Auct'rs and Commiss on III erch anta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24
A Thrare Looming Up in France

TIE D0sAPAaT:sTa PCsH,S0 'rAEII. ~CHEAGr
FOR NEW LEASE or POWER.
PAut4, ) me .j--rhe vigorous efforts made
by the B5Dipart rti-Is 20 indGencc public oplnlcn
and turn L "a tier ouo account causes much
uneas ncss. This pat:yis 1rra".c,as committee
in every department establishing newspaper
organs. and distributing public documents and
petitions urging tde re,tofstion OF he Empire.
There are ra1ors lat ,ae Assembly will ad-
iouru at the en- vi II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

--a- York - stu holding n1eet'nr and
3Iscus a. -ayi JEanslt aud il vsrv littlc
a..,s- n >aI.. % the problsI! L.Iaii last
rear. IA "A 81. D - pta4 l'4Alt. the opinion
y tyeg uning 'H Y-7v4. tAse 1ew York is q
Hos ant clumsy mo 7-rJpoAs. The whole
r atTy ~i.... I5V one. The Western
Z sau ttAorUus for one that VIII give
2. ,-aea 90. trsEea2E.st.on and neg rob
i9zH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

1he Jplnt lommlt.c q Congress tn Prepare
a f.,m vt 5.v-.uHIrus ;1r he Dstric: OF Colun-
pis, cons:s's oi Scntto,s Morrill,, NJ Maile,
aud hamilton. oi May aud, aud Representatives.
T.. l. Iloa:, 81 MAesacauset's, a0d Mitchell. OF
Wls,ous,u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

CoNoRw,, d.1 nothing tor tie farmers, Al
thc heavy dates still retua.a to prevent our peo-
pie ttom t1re x >haa-e OF farm products with
tac siat.ous OF tae world Ills !, 4 silly policy,
au,- ot,+iitrs 1.ss-lrnusJ With tariff for rev.
Gu ,se iarme's ou.l sell TEL u.los as u2ch abroad
better pt.tcs end buy many ar' les o' ratcs %
pei cont hr.oV fr..ent t'rtl-s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

From the New York Wsrl6. Of Tuesday.
The United States also soleulny pledges It's
period for the payment OF United States note, IN
to.n. ."-Act Of Congress. Mar, l'0'
WHAT HAS BEEN DoNK HITHERTO To KEEr THE
NATION 5 PROMISE
vuA- HAS BGKN noNa HITHERTO tn BIHAK THK
NATIONS PBoMtss.
Am9unt Of legal teldar notes, oC
broken pledges. in circulation IL 49,,
1869 sj9o,o oo0o ooo
Amount OF legal tender notes, or
broken pledges ia circulation In
WHAT MI1Ir HAVE DEEN DoNE HITHERTO TO
KEEP THi NATIONS PHoMGsE.
$50 900 900 of the money that we have applied
% tbs payment of the dsbt n3t yet'due brought
al. the remaining green5acks to par in gold.
SO 000, 900 OF green 0acas We paid as premium
tor our bsads would nave accomplished this
result OK specie payments. Senator Sheradn,
Pepu5iicar CiaTmai. Of tie Senate Ftnance
CJmr11tse.
WHAT MORE TIs roRTY-CHlRD CONGRESS FRO
POSED = DO To BREAK TIE NATIONS FRO
MISE.
"The b.i .ncreas,s Tia paper circulation $780,
900 900, less only the amount OF reserves re-
s.-llaed f,on c.rcrlAt!on by PROVISIONS OF the
secoat s.c..Jn."-P Press Ten Grants leto Mes
sage
WHAT rEEs pENT aBAH- AND THE FoRTY-rHIRD
CosdREsa HAVE ROW DONE 40 pa8AN THR
NATION : PROMISE
THAT TIE amoun; CT United 5 Satss notes out
stlpd.n!- aud to be u.ci l.afc o the c.rcula-
| ting medium elall not exceed tbc sum OF s1S:,-
900 Co., which said sum shall appear IN each
monthly statement OF ths public DEBT, and no part
! theteo. shall he held or used as reserve. -
Srcf i0n c of ths iIS- conference Committee
| Currency 5iU. psS5sd ~ s,th housss Of Con-
1rss9, Ssqncd By Prssidfl- Grant and no'o the
Ian Of the (and
PROGRESS or President GRANT AND HIS AD-
| MrNtsrRATIoN TOWARD s?scE PAYMENTS From
! 1869 20 1874.
| Amount Of broken p.cdyeS IN clrcu-
lation i've years ago. 1863 ...,... 81 20 900 oUO
Amount o broken pledges put IN e.F-
cUlatiOn now, 1874 ................ 81 900 600
Amount oi progress backwards, $4,000, 0OO
| FRIENDs AND FOES OF SPECIE PAYMRaTs
DECLARE THE ACT TO BE- IMITATION.
at ia merely J.. my opinion the frat direct
step to Reputation. II il nothing else. = Mr
| l'ianc9oT1 Rtpab,jc1r Senator fror, TeTdS.
"rbe question of The resumption Of specie
payments Is postponed. There is 40 time fixed
and no proTision here made for the resumption
OF specie payments. ! was in hopes that
every Senator would vote for this report with
cut OBJ ectiop. .'-,Serotor Sherman, Reoabli:dr
| Ciotrmcn ofthe Finance Commtttee.
The effect o the abolition of reserve will be,
it will set free and put into circulation
some $3l 900 900 leg al-tender notes that the Law
now requires the banks to keep locked up in
ihci. vaulte. ltis a practical measure Of
expansion TO that extent" "-Se11dfor Morton
| " ',a'ftirtY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

Amount OF legal tender notes, or
broken pledges il circulation IN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

Am9unt Of legal teadar notes, or
broken pledges. in circulation IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24

ruAr HAS BsKN noSs HITHERTO To BaEAK II
EArIoN's PROMISE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-06-24
The Nations Broken Faith

From the New York Wsrl6. Of Tuesday.
The United States also solemnly pledges It's
faith to make pro vision OF the eares practicable
period for the payment OF United States notes IN
to.n."-Act Of Congress. Mar, 1862
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
HUNTINGBURG NOTES.

Mr.. A. Raney has returned and i
looking after his interest in tile old
clothes business.
Messrs. Judges DeBrulcr and Laird.
with Or. iinnnainan were last week
working up funds Tor The Rockpor; Il. Il
Two squares Of Fourth sfieet are
ab0u, graded. Il could more property
be called Mud street
The Township Institute met on the
18th. Attendance slim.
Pork j. being delivered here at 81
and 81 %. Extra hogs demand extra
prices.
Mrs. :. ID. Dial. Attorney. seems Il
oe working up considerable business.
Considerable tobacco is being de
iivered here.
Tile pork business il not so good q,
last year, as regards number. OF hogs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

0~rThe finest that is the heaviest
lot of hogs ever received ia New llar-
mony. and perhaps ia the state. was
slaughtered this week for Mr. Ribcryrc
at the Eagle Mill. The lot comprised
90 hogs. the average weight being "A
fraction over sol pounds net. The hogs
were raised and fattcned by Mr., James
Gale. OF Poseyyile. and sold alive, with
out weighing, To Mr.. Kibeyre Tor $40 "A
head $240O for the lot. Sixty hogs.
eighteen months old. averaging Sol
pounds, some" hogs. Vino can beat
it.? New Harmony Register.
The above hogs were of the Poland
China breed. We also see by the Reg
lister. that a Mr.. H. Funston, of the same
lncighborhood. also sold ana delivered
Ito Mr.. Kibeyre, thirty hogs, onc-a alf
blood of the same breed they We're
fifteen months old and weighed lO.l2o
pounds averaging 1914 pounds
II Princeton Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
Big Invention,

Lloyd, the famous map man, who
made all the maps for General Grant
and the Union army, certificates 81
which be published, has just invented a
way Of getting relief plate from steel
- as TO print LLOYD Map Of the Ameri-
can Continent showing from ocean TO
ocean ON one entire sheet OF bank note
paper, 40x50 inches large, on lightning
press, and colorcd, sized aud vanished
for the wall so ~ TO stand washing, and
mailing anyw here in the world for rs
cents, or unvarnished for lCcents. This
map shows ne whole United States and
Territories in group, from surveys to
1879, with a million places on it. such rs
towns. cities. villages. mountains, lakes.
rivers. streams. gold mines, railway sta
tons, &c. This map should be in ev-
cry house. Send % cents 10 the Lloyd
Nap Company, Philadelphia. and you
will get q copy by return mail
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
COAL HILL ITEMS.

The barrel of salt has pot yet re-
turned.
Rooster fighting Is all the 90 in this
vicinity. Jos. Enlow has the brag fight
err.
Thirteen loads Of freight left Coal
Hill last Saturday.
Col. Wright will have his contract
completed next week.
A writing school was opened at the
Brooner school house last week bv Prof
Written. Quite an interesting address
was delivered by Prof's. Written and
w. +. Kemp. w. G..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

n The music of the Amateur Sere-
nading Club. az il was waited OF the
breeze Wednesday night, was delight
fully harmonious, and as its strains
awoke us from sound slumber we inn
imagined, for the moment, we were
transported to some clysian cline. and
that summer zephyrs We're eniicins
sweete~, melodies from the breasts OF
the God-taught fcathcred songs,ers. in
stead of il coming from the Threats OF
birds whose feathers had not grown Out
yet, and who were consequently shv-
ering in the winter blasts. Come again
boys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25

0-T' \ very pleasant wedding came of
~ Ireland Yesterday. Rev. .. 7. Gal
ioway Joining in me sacred ties, 10 ihe
residence OF Nr Monroe, Mr.. EA. Flint
and Miss Hattie Green. The young
couple appeared self possessed aud TO
advantage, aul start Out ia life under
auspicions skies. May the years but
add TO their happiness, and bring mo
trials or responsibilities 10 tnem beyond
LITTLE oSFs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
How Are You, slgnal?
HuNTlNGRrEG, Dec. .

1lNii>Nbl k't, tict. -, 1919.
EDITOR COURIER The investigation
in regard TO the correctness OF language
and caPsbility OF s,omachs. which ha-
occupied n portion OF the co!cmns OF
the Courier and Signal for soine time
past, seems 10 have ceased about the
time ii began 10 become interc sting. rs !
notice the signal OF to-day has nothing
ia regard TO il. Why this j. thus. is 4
moOted question among our citizens.
Was the Signal really wrong, and thus
willing To back ont Of its position. or
who j. running that dclec,ahle critic 5
paper: Some body ought to bc held
responsible Tor an attempt TO wrongly
instruct the public. aud tho question ari-
scs as TO who i, the responsible part j,
- one who Picks hard 10 keep thug
moving, or Wolf in Sleeps clothing
Pgo Bono pUHLco.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
Survey Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the
~ nth day of January. 1875. pursu-
ant to my request. the Surveyor Of Du-
bois county will proceed TO run the lines
and establish the corners OF sections -.
35 and 80, town l. South. range 6. West +:
intermediate lines run and established
at the same time. All persons inter
ested are notified to be present.
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