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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-25
The R.Ond0n ART Journal,
AT "a Cost or25 Gents "a Part.
Parts !, II and Ill are Jusi futhsi ID.
THE ART JOURNAL.

Complete IN y monthly parts, 81 ~ each. HelrodL-
oiug Inc best iuli PAGE illustrations IRON the
earlier volumes II The A ldine
Each msnthly part will contain superb plates with
accom- paying descriptive matter. and whether FOR
binding on framing. eill pc entirely heytna cvmpeti
price artistic character. E,sry Impression
Will ne most CAREFULLY taken he ruesi toned paper.
anl no pains VIII be spared 70 make nis the richest
yru'ileten OF press Wish has Won, ia marvellous
SHORE sine, worldwide reputation.
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Coon PrA1Irt ron LAwYERs. = We
are informed hat the Chief Justice Of
liuntlugburg has decided tina, an aiior-
ney ) Zee (in u slit CA note, speciiy ins
attorneys fees, and collateral attach
meat iocecdings) j. a par, Of the costs,
anu must be paid in full, although the
property attached may not be sufficient
10 satisfy the judgment. This Isl good
decision for attorneys. but rather hard
ON Judgment plaintiffs.
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AZ The January number Of the Nur-
sery Is received aud delights, as it always
docs, the little folks. No investment can
be made for the little children. better
than 8 81 for the Nursery as a holiday
present. as Il cultivatss proper tastes.
and learns them to read at the same time
Address, John L. Shorey, Boston, Mass.
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GEMS FRcA rAr ALDInE,

Espec al! assorted Tor scrar book Illustrations and
DrtrtHg lass topiss
A large collection 81 picfnT.~ a. different sizes and
~ au', every c'ncei.able sugrct have been put up
b 70 attractive 81. tnps ANA sre nov orei ri Al price
.ot.n'i'' :" axe ihrni f"s. ~ 10 rvsry sense
fuFf pe No s,a aiming - heaut.iai engrAyinss Is
t.. fr,is tHi VIII Ne sent. possg~ paid. 10 any sd-
'.s fr' oS1 DOllAk. huera! discount 70 agents
% ts-Shsts.
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UProf. J. II. Logan has started fol
Troy TO gladden. the hearts of his friends
during the holidays. Prof. is fine
young man, aud though lie may gladden.
the hearts OF his frienos, we know not
how much his absence will sadden some
fair ones i'm jasper.
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An examination of applicants FOR
Teachers License will be held At tie
school house ~ JsEpsf. on The 10Th 'iar
of December, 1874. at 3 o'slock -. Ell,
promptly.
E. X. BRusDfcE. Co. Sup'i.
December ls'h. 1874. Wv
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40 Col. Wright has been in Hunting
burg the past week soliciting subscrip-
tions in aid Of the Rockport railroad
but so far with very poor success. The
people there are certainly standing in
their own light if they don't promptly
aid this enterprise now, as it would
probably secure them railroad connec-
iions the coming Spring.
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.
ny ovn SPECIAL nErcsTsn.

~ Nti, Hhuhufs HNNNNif h'N''ASrt'
Mex, rridsy is New Year.
Pay your Christmas gin.
-Circui, Court convcucs week from
next Monday.
After next Thursday date your let
tiers 1873.
-"who Is the Special Reporter for
the COURIER" Why, it's US.
Only three degenerate cusses con-
fined in the County Jail.
--Quails abound in our woods aud
hunters are happy.
u. Il. Mills, of Washington, WAS in
town Monday.
Pork is selling on of wagons at 6!
to "a cents in our market.
Tire II. F. Church has got new
stove pipe.
Our notion stores will be crowded
to-day with present purchasers.
A two inch snow fell last Sunday
night.
Swearing off time will soon be here
New Y ears is the day.
You needn't make ANY Christmas
calls on us to-day. We're not at home.
%! for dog fight, that we might
make another local.
The snow melted so quick last Sun
day that no body got to 20 sleigh riding
And now we've had another rainy
Sunday, which makes seven in sue
cession.
Capt. Peckinpaugh has moved into
his new house. lie will move his Office
in few days.
AT last we have had theatrical
performance. Ii came OIL last night at
the Court House.
A young man in town says that he'd
20 aud see his girl but since she's moved
he don't know which door to 90 TO.
More pork has boon sold IN this
market during the past week than any
one week previous this season.
Yves. Greene. "ihe general freight
agent OF the Cincinnati, Rockport and
Southwestern Railroad is in town
spending the holidays.
Why don't some of our country pa
pels publish beautiful Snow = The
rising generation should have chance
TO read that poem.
Hanging on the gate Is pretty near
played out in Jasper, az there were only
sixteen couple got mad at our item
last week because we meant them"
The stove pipe at the VI. +. Churcl,
fell down last Sunday morning. and the
consequence was, they were compelled
to hold religious services at the school
house.
There is lady in town that says il
we are so concerned about the ladie.
getting across the street crossings with
out so much Inconvenience, we had bet.
stand on the corners and carry them
across. Thank you, well be on hand
next time, and ''tote' 'em across with
pleasure.
A lady didn't like ii last week be
cause we termed the soliciting commit
tee begging committee" The mex
time begging committee is appointed
well say, the committee appointed t.
solicit pecuniary aid for the purpose o
promoting the cause of the Sabbath
School, or something Of The kind.
BE careful when you 90 to write
letter to your girl, these hard times
We saw feller try to write one tn,
other night. He'd get as far as "My
Own Darling then look at it from ev.
ry direction imaginable, throw II ir
the stove and try another sheet, unit
he'd consumed just l6s sheets, then give
1t up entirely. As he committed tn,
last sheet to the devouring elements W,
heard him say in kind of curiou,
tone, som ething about God, his girl, ink
pen, paper and all the rest. We CUES,
he was blessing them all.
AZ The January number Of the Nur
sery Is received aud delights, as IL AWAY,
doag tho LITTLE falL. ~ ..'--.--. -
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IVA bill has been introduced into
the Z. S. Senate, TO reduce the Presi
dents salary to $4,000.
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.i,a,asti s,:spsH I v..'T.asTa ~

Persons can go p R'-kpori .na ftmain four hours
snd return he same 1as.
There IL charge ar Wharf Rou 81 transfer or
freight nj kcc port eiiht faf receiving or shipping
y ". sABIS, Gcai superintendent
September 9Th, 1874.
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ff.f r'fif'f fiN' M
EXPERIMENTATION. osI~.
NOTICE J.. hereby given. iia. ,ae IN
y ,ier~ Snci a'li.ii.,i-iriiug 81 iht- estate
oi lame. stewart. lrrea..f.ii. viii nf.eg
f"r sale ~ p'ib.lc nut'ioi, AZ llr l.ie resi-.
lrnre Of the ltrrdsut near eland.
80 Madison township. Duhnis cvuuty.
lndiSha. All tie persona, property, MOI
taken y, the widow, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th. 1874.
consisting OF Horses. Cattle lior,
>h",r. tnru. Hay. Wheat. Oa;s. Ppi.lrv.
one Mover. one buggs, one road - Son.
Farming implements. flOu ~ehold and
Kitchen Furniture. sc.
TERI N.--~llins of three dollars aud
under cash Oh suns over n rec dollars n
credit of Mn" months will be given
purchasers giving noir- II interest " ilh
guua security aud waving valuation aud
appraisiacMt laws.
ALREHr ~. STEWART. Admir-.
WM. y. TRAlLor. AH'y.
December 40 -. 81
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in every County in ihis State. with y hom
liberal arrangement. will be made ANA
exclusive rights sold
Correspondents should be particular
to write their addre-- plain and iuil.
BENSON & MURRAY, Props,
2 Iron Block. indianapolis, Ind.
Nxr nh 1874 "A.
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AlAfNl~fEA tO2'- AViiDS 8.
NOTICE j. hereby .irrn fha. tie IN
: dcrsi.urd. lf. hoea appointed Az
mini~irainr Of Tie estate ot jams g..
sew ~. ,..c 81 ',..'.Nls tui...s. i.i..ats.
deceased. said c-;a.e : supposed % b.
,...cAt.
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EXAMINATIONS.

Dee. 25th. ls74.-3w
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-21

Earnest inquiries come TO this Agency asking,
'Can YOU furnish sample machines ofthe various
kind =, While | would he glad to answer IN
the affirmative, il wonld be impossible, re-
curing mn Immense outlay of cnpiltl. To obviate
these difficulties, | have rented a large. central
ly located building tor a Grange Exposition
building. Manufacturer are charged a WEAKLY
rental, Just sufficient 10 pay rent. Here Pataons
can select the kind of machinery desired Each
machine will have ON il the manufacturers name
and the regular price. At the office Patrons can
lepm the discount allowed TO members of the
Order. Patrons rest assured that only the
hest implement and those made by manniactur-
ers who are willing 10 make good discounts.
in view of the fact that we purchase largely and
for cash every advantage to inure to your bene-
iii can and will be obtained.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-21

THE LIFE OF COPELAND DIR. Pits
pe author and prophet r of this work,
'fites us-''Hou have the exclusive
'geucy 10 J ,ckson County. No n can
plain The worS from me at nny price IN
pcalities vher / lave an ngen';-As nts'
'shts In this respect must, and will be
v me projected"
The work is ,Spected. nov 10 he issued
very day. IL will contain 900 pages.
ntsidc of II uh.tions. 1t will contain,
|rites Dc, Pitts -"Qlite a lengthy com
lnhication frun a gentleman in your
Eounty. conc RING a member Of the
Fopeland Clan, mat will I've read with
pen Interest," id by the way is a val
Poie docum-lt-written 10 iorcible
Pnguege and elegance of style.
Send IN yonr olers tyour names) that
2 may know hos many to order for this
c%ouHty.
Fnce sl.50-tobe paid when you get
pc book from as. Address STAR Office,
Ic-anton.
The above hooks have arrived.
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Almost every mail hri r. the inquiry from
some brother Patron, ~ III you receive aud
sell onr wool, hides, beeswax, 'allow, huiter
chickens eggs vegetables fruit, feathers stock,
etc " Yes. / am here 10 sell any metclnntable
article. and in any merchanfable form yol wish
10 send H.; aud dcsire it understood thai the
same PAINS will be taken to the good Mairon's
chickens, eggs. feathers, etc H. the Husband
mau's eaton. sugar. gain or other products.
send IL. and feel assured that the Interests of
all will be well watched.
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Patron, Of the United states.

| have made special arrangements for the
purchase of Sugar, Coffee Molaeses Rice aud
Salt thereto G. it you desire the best Of these
articles, at cheaper rates than You can possibly
bny them in your cities. send down your sur
pins quantities of wheat eolu oats meat ETC.,
where good prices are ALWAYS obtained, and
pet in return artisles which you need and must
have. We LOW have new Rice III the market
4 large crop.
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Exhibitors Mt the Grunge Exposition
building.

In reply to numerous inquiries as TO Whist will
he received on exhibition. 1 answer, ANYTHING
needed and useful TO The farmer; but only
those tlinps which have real merit will prove
setviceAble 10 the farmer. Tie amount of space
moi vet taken Is limited. Manufacturer of any
but really desirable articles will not find it ad
vatageous to their interest to send samples. On
all manufacturer If real utility and merit we
will advance The freight. Our object in estab-
fishing u Grange OPPOSITION il 10 enable tia
meuibers of 5ur Order 20 select f ON among the
samples on exhibition here such articles as are
particularly adapted TO their wants, aud 10
know where aud Of whom the best aud cheap
est can be obtained I am here IN the interest
of the members of our Order, and will not, in
any instance, try to induce the siles VI any
maunfactnrer over others therefore, whatever
/ percentages Won have to offer to induce sales,
| make ther" on prices ASKED AZ we are diversi-
wing oar productions aud probable large crops,
our want for new aud Inrroved agricultural ma-
chin Try will be greater this season than ever be
fore. The business season is now near at hand.
Exhibitors should forward samples at once, 10 in
sure large orders, Bear in mind IN pricing
that we paw cash fer every article ordered and
expect the most favorable terms.
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PRICES WILL TrLL-apd every body
leiis the prices. tift the Cheapest and
pest Clothing car be purchased only at
pe Mammoth Clothing House of NJ. P.
ItVf CO., Noe 16. IS, and 90
forth Waf'r street. Mobile, Alsbams.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-21

CCMPErrrON DEFiED. - Goods aud
fces are Guaranteed as GooD and as Low
the ZANE eau be purchased East, North
West, OF the Mammoth C'othirg
buse OF NJ. P. LEVY & CO.. Nos. 16
end 20 North Water street, Mobile
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Total
u Card 30 the FsHbiiC.

From tho Published resolutions of the
Patrons Of the Public School at Ocean
Spriuea | notice. that the Contingent
School f1ud Of the County il beinR miss
apprupri .tcl aud that the Superinteu-
ent, Tx CulItcior, and Treasure mr."
wnru,d IA hrirp accountable for the miss
appropriation g.. in the future.
Fos the information Of the public, !
viii state. | have CONTROL over the levy
Of ,hc Board at Supefvi ors which was
IN ide a. = levy for School hou-e and Com
tlug-nt + nj. " was iu'endrd only and
for the Spec is purpose Of paying TIA"
County Superinte ui-ut's salary nut the
balance 70 lie applied 10 the pay of
outstanding warrants AMI school hni d
irgs and ~yrnttis. contracted for, before
sad levy was made. aud a year or more
bofore nv appointment, aud wbch L Xns
when ~coliecreh eau nuly be applied for
the above mt Mi med purposes.
Respectfully,
W. T. FERRILL.
Supt. EtucItfon jackson Co.
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sccd n,c nra RnrIry

Is now needed. Patrons have a surplus wi do
well to forward it TO this Agency at once. To
PAU ons of Louisiana who have ordered. yonr
orders can probably be filled by the 18th to
Goth Of September.
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Imperative &C. b. f0 fuuf Interests that al pHf
rhiees sh0uid We rail iur ~ the ttme purchased
have r1uited If 900 u tund, tdH Hu0unt 81
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ihe ruin ri tHe agricultural interests ani mufe
,uu the sNtves oi rHpit !, costing Won for nd.
vtuceE, year SITTER yetr, more thhu ~ ref cent
1n your pfoduets. Therefore 40 order let he
dmunnt be iufrs ur bah. will be flied thforgh
your Agent, without The money, OF IT, equita-
lent IN products.
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NEW cfRCUfT COUHT MS
yHfCT NH.

DISTRICT uuoE ]crAIbLrH
TO- county of Huuroek ON ilr o. Nonllf
Iy and Sot eiubcf and euulinue " daya
the county Uf IiHuir1U, uu lhe 3rd Monday
lfIl aud U,fatef, and euufiurc j. tlts
be county - JHJifnu. en- the ~ hord
,nIHpd October. no. continue T. dave.
'tIe county IT Perry, on the drst Monday
iarh aud September. and continue siN Irys
ihr ,aumy 81 Jupps on Che 3ud Monday u
ID aud september aud continue Fix days.
tlr county If Marion, on the Bed. Mon
M4rcH aid strf.. and e%prliunr sis days.
.lh- ronmy 1T Peurl, on the ith, Monday
lmrl and September, nud continue six days
b.
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CoURr-fnsr DISTRICT


| W. @. HENDEHsON, Uh0GctIiUT.
i Tie county Of Perry. on the Arst Monday Of
lmrg, hpril, Ju!yi aud OetoJcFi aad continue
|days.
H he comiy Of Green. on the gcroud Monday
lauuar, Abtil, July and October, aud con-
b. SIX day
n The G., uui' Of Jack'on on the tt''rd Mo1llay
Januaty, Afril july aud October and continue
i've DAYS.
b The eonut' 81 iiarrison ON the tirst Mon ny
u the torItt Monday Of January, April, Jul.'
luber mud all continue twelve days.
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CtuRrs.-Regular terms Of Justice
Nrt viii he held in District No. : as follows,
hit: At Moss Point on the second Saturday,
\ at Scranton Gu the first Monday after they
Irth Saturday in each mouth.
w. n. UOLTON. J.. p.
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~ VICES. Rev. r. Jours Of
\ NJ, tluajst Church sill hold Dryi e
I'VE. al Mos Point on the Isl, aud Bod,
OF each month 1T IL O'Clock \
and At, p. NJ.
Prayer Meet ngs every THURSDAY night
a o'ciocR.
D. the 81 Sundays of the month, at
A.. N. una 4 p. NJ. ut Scranton
t"lT is hoped the Public generally
d attend. If
REGrLAR PREACHING. Ed. J. r. Hem.
flln, missionary o the Mi s. Btpti|t
b. Cnuv, II lou, will preaci at & c fol
Wing places on The Sabbaths named at
l-2 ,%'clocs A, NJ, aud at 6l2"r Can
Flight I, III.
Dean Springs, 1st sabta'h in each
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14

diet OF beans and bananas. The
head was erected, shoulders on lineot
gravity and there was no stop in the
posture OF the body, as in South
Africa. Jubbul measured 26 inches
ground the breast and 20 around the
abdomen. His hands and feet were
coarsely formed, but rot large, only
the knee joints beirg disproportionat-
ely thick and clumsy. The facial
angle was fully up to She average !;
there was a good development Of the
BRAIN fine intelligent eyes, and !. nose
50 tiattened that in looking down the
forehead from above one saw only
the lips projecting beyond it. The
nostriis were astonishingly wide and
square, the complexion was that Of a
dark mulatto.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
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JTAH DELEGATE.

The following are the proceedings
OF the House in relation to the deleg~
ate from Utah on the 18th, inst.
The resolution declaring that
Maxwell, the contestant, was not,
and that Cannon, the sitting delegate,
was duly elected, were adopted,
without division. The amendment
offered by MI. Harris, of Tennessee,
declaring that Cannon was not
only duly elected and returned but
was entitled to the seat, was adopted
yeas III, nays 70. The question
was then taken on Hazelton's resolu-
ton to refer the question of Cannon's
polygamic practices to the Com
mlttee on Elections, and it was agreed
to-yeas 1877, nays 81.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
A SLEIGH RIDE IN JUNE.

The present remarkable spell Of
continued cold weather and urepeated
snowstorms so late in April, has SET
the people to examining old weather
records. The following is from a
record made by the late Heney r.
Wendell, Of Schenectady:
BE 1t recorded that posterity may
know, that on June 9. 1916, in the
morning it showed, and that it has
frozen for three nights Ice quarter
OF an inch thick, and the leaves are
falling off the trees as they do fall in
the fall. / was then living in the
town of Niskayuna, at Alexander's
bridge (since the building of the
canal called the acqueduct), and on
the afternoon of the 9th day of June,
1916, [ went four miles to the city
OF Schenectady in sleigh.
HENRY r. WENDELL.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
BRAIN WORK.

Brain-work costs more food than
hand-work. According to careful
estimates and analyses of the ex~
cretions, three hours of hard study
wear out the body more than a whols
day of severe physical labor. Another
evidence of the cost of FRAMEWORK is
obtained from the fact that though
the brain is only one-fortieth the
weight Of the body, it receives about
One-ffth Of all the blood sent by the
heart into the system. Brain-work-
ers, therefore. require a more liberal
supply of food, and richer food, than
manual laborers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
HOW HAVE THE MIGHTY
FALLEN.
LUNATIC ASYLUM PEOPLED WITH
DOWNFALLEN FAMMANY POL
ITICIANS.
From a New York Exchange.

Ever since the downfall of 7 weed,
Tammany politicians of local notori-
ety have from time to time myster-
ious)y disappeared from the public
gaze, even though no indictments
were hanging over their heads nor
feared by them. They were much
smaller fry than Connolly, Conan,
Norton, and Woodward. The fall Of
the corrupt regime which made cornee
loafers and pot-house proprietors
powers in local politics, left them
without any congenial occupation,
and no amount Of whisky could con-
sole them for the days which had
fled. A visit to the lunatic asylum
at Blackwell's Island to day led TO
the discovery that four of those who
had SO mysteriously disappeared
were now in that institution. They
are ex-Alderman O'Brien, for eight
years member Of the Common
Council, who fell with Tweed, and
is now a harmless lunatic who i'm
AGNES himself a peacock; Eugene
Durnin, ex=Assistant Alderman and
chief jester to Tweed, and has been
missing from the city about two
months, who also is. Blackwell's
Island Lunatic Asylum, His live
lygwlt made him apgfeat attraction
at the American Club, and an especi-
al fayorite with Tweed at Green
wlch, Then come ex-Alderman
John Murray, late owner of we'll
known political haunt here. His
mysterious disappearance, to turn
up in a lunatic asylum. is very
recent. Frank Brady, the we'll
known Thirteenth ward politician,
is the latest political accession to
Blackwelps Island Lunatic Asylum.
Ex-Alder,nan Stevens has been
placed in a private lunatic asylum in
New Jersey. He was President Of
the. Bo I'D Of Aldermen, acting Mayor
in 1861, and President of the Croton
Water Board.