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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

JAHAUscHEK.-Thea announcement OF the
return Of the Green of Tragedy, Madame
hnaseehek, to Richmond will be- received
with pleasure by tae many patrons Of the le-
gitimate drama in abs city. She coH4nences
a brief engagement at the Theatre os Non
day.. .JauEary 4th, Epon which occasien she
wilsappeaT for the first time in this city in
thei historical tragedy Earl of Easex.
Madame Jssauschek will appea1 for the last
time IN this city, as it IS said sine will shortly
retire fron'she stage. III f4,.i
The HlhS differs essentially frouothe d1aaaa
in which Ristori Wae introdused' tosaa
American audience primarily In; that It
deals more. exclusively with the relations of
kljzabeth aud Essex, aga invests the lassay,
with q mere heroic interest :, and, second Ia
sily, in the fact that it aDfolds EIUa bet hs,
cbaracter iT sbe simple light of this, resa-
tioDship. The letter-reaaiHg, the death
scene, and seyeral other Situations -asranged,
for the benefit of Ristoriy- have no part 5n
this play. t, 81 sos
The two dEamas are as wide apart as thet
cousa very weH be but Il. Is unnecessary
here to discuss their relatiyemerits.fL Laube'st
dramaiis in, every respect a supefb,ons;the
unitias are preserved in q EsGlllesss waF ;;the-
distrf5ntion of the characters, the arrange
ment Of the situations, the terse and vigorous.
language, and the various siinaxes, ,.aFe all
admirably and that so young a student. of.
the English language as JapasBehek. should
translate, such adrama, and preserve alb it's
strength and flavor, seems marvellous.
On Tuesday night Chesneg Void viii be
presented, and on "Wednesday night the
brief engagement will close with the rendi.
ton OF Mary Stuart. ...,-,..4t1
Janauschek has ever been accorded q.
warm reception in Richmona, land her visit
to this city next month will no doubt be st
tended with similar results.
The sale Of reserved seats will commence.
on Thursday morning next at Johnston;s
news delS, on Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Christ-
mas night MIR. Reinbardt, who resides on
Brook turnpike, while returning to his
home, and when within few miles thereof,
was set upon BY a party of assassins, who,
failing to stop the horse that he was driving,
fred at him twice with a pistol, striking him
in the arm and in the breast. Mir. Reinhardt
was taken to neighbor's house, where he
is living in critical condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

EXCELSIOR CLuB's REcEPTIoN.-The Elk.
celsior Conservative Club entertained o
large number of friends at their elegant
rooms. on Broad street, Christmas-day.
Brief congratulatory remarks were made
by Ex-Governor G. e. Walker, Colonel John
H.. Guy, Mr.. R. B. Berkeley, Captain Will
liam +. Drnkard. Captain George u. Wise,
Judge John A. Meredith, Mr.. Neeley of .Ac-
comac, Senator Holladays General Bradley
T. johnson, Mr.. n. M. Lee, Captain Samuel
Maccubbin, George 7. Turner, and other
gentlemen.
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CRY ALMS,E0ysR.

- OTTf hLnfshUVSk,
RICHMOND, December 20, 1874.
;. beg leave to cknowedge the kind do
nation of carload Of coal for the poor OF
the city from Mr. Robert Marks, OF Midlo-
THAN, who this year, as last year., did not for.
get at Christmas. time the needs Of the poor.
The Richmond and Danviile Railroad
seconded bis cbsrity>by delivering the coal
free of charge In this city.
WiLLIAM ENGLISH,
Chairman Committee for the Relief Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

A LADY Ill FROM FKIGHT.-Isaiah Miles
(colored), who was arrested by Policeman
b. Angle, charged with stealing an oyercoat,
pistol, and pair of shoes, from Henry Gunst,
was before Police-Justice White Saturday.
An examination was postponed on account
of the inability to appear of Miss Gunst, an
important witness. Isaiah, in passing out
of the house, pointed the pistol at the young
lady, and frightened her so badly she has
been quite ill ever since. The stolen property
was recovered from the person of the accused.
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To TIE GRAND JURY FOR

SENT TO THE GRAND JURY FOR FORGERY.
Mr.. F. G. Snead, OF Atlanta, Ga, charged
with forgiag check for S25 on the First
National Back in the name of /" Walter Ham
linz and passing or attempting to pass the
same upon Mr.. Darlington, of the Exchange
Hotel, was on Saturday sent on to the grand
jury by Police-Justice White. Bail was re-
fused. Snead is young man, and belongs,
it is said, to one of the very best families IN
GEORGIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

/ ELECTION OF PYrHIAN OFF1cERs.-At
meeting of Damon Lodge, Not, 4. Of F.,
held Christmas night, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: A. W.
Weisiger, C. c.; B. c. Galloway, W c.;
James e. Riddick, Z. of R. and S.; ). ):
Chaddick, NJ. of T.; George Burgess, NJ. OF
e. !: Samuel a. Allen, p; William B. Halness,
NJ. a.; Representative to Grand Lodge, d.
A. Atkinson Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

KELLoGG's REcElpTs.-The receipts of the
Kellogg Opera Company for the seven per-
formanccs given here were reported TO the
commissioner of the revenue to be less than
So, 900 This report was not received as cor.
rect; and they were required to pay the tax
on $4,000, and that estimate was regarded as
very low, considering the houses they had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

TRANSFER PRINTING iSas---We Invite sal.en.I
don Il, the beautiful and useful pRAasfE Ahks
that We are now using. They are Of recent sntfo
due,ion but are already extensively nsed by ralis
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The INKS that we arc now aas nisbsns
sns az quality that can be copied any length Of
tin.e after beang printed, VIII copy In ordinary
letter-pgess book.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

IMPROPER AssAULT.-A white youth named
Henry Holden was, by police-Justice White,
on Saturday; sent to the grand jury OF the
Hastings Court to answer the charge OF
making an improper assault upon AMANDA
Jones (colored). He was committed to jail
without bail. t.f..s.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Judge Wexford, of this court, was engaged
Saturday in hearing the attachment case o
r. Ferrandini us. w. w. Weston. which was
dismissed. Defendant had occupied one o.
Ferrandini's Broad-street tenements as fancy.
ooods dealer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

CARp.-Haying retired from the practice OF
dentistry, ! confidently recommend DR.. Jya y.
WOOD to all my former patrons as iharoughss com-
rslert In every branch OF the profession. ! en-
p.oy him in my own family. e, =. ~
Lo,isa copa,a Pu., December 23, q as sstss5Sl z5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

LADIES, GoIp wAfcuES.-Those sfautfful
,sa, ches have ar1Sad. Those who have tseen wait-
Ing can now be supplied Also, gold Opera chains,
chatalaines, geld ,himb!es; amethyst sardonsS,
oriental topan and aqua marine rinss. st q. ss-
sEr,s. i Oel Main street, corner Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

cHp1srMls No. LoNDoN EEws.-This sue
perbly illustrated newspaper, with Its usual u,
number of Christmas stories and Two Weti-
executed chromo-l Autographs, The Sqnirs,s
Daughter ? and g -fhe Cottager's Child, re,
ceiyed from J. 4. Ellyson, neWsuealer, ilia
Main street. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

observation-disclosures Kemper spent
christmas:day at Westoyer, the farm OF Ma
ior a. H. H.sDrewry. ~. g..
MIR, Marcus r. Mayer, business agent Tor
Lawrence Barrett, left the city ON SATURDAY
fnr;the South, sflfJ ss3 ll-Es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

eUsEPuI. ,PREsESTs.-Remenlhsr, that tfssrc %
nothing seuseful as cooking-stoSes handseaae gas
chandelier or Argapd burner, or hundred aaa on
other useful toings to be had at AUGUSTUS AK
SELL, 1s. g, 726. SiaIn street 5ti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

FLOWERS FOR N2H-YEAR,s.-Eloral decnras-
tions OF every descrfDsfon furnished by JaaE Nd o-
TON, corner Main and Reservoir streets Send tyena
| rdo In RI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

DsA BULLS CoUGEtsyRuH, saou.d be SeEs IN
eyeas family. slight. conshp IL gncheeEta Is
oftsas the foserunner OK Consanption, ana sneiS
dose of this wonderful medicine has rescnesamany
gfGsn an carly graya,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

BUY Yol,R CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
ING Goops, from z. B. SPENCE, & Soss merchant
tailors ana dealers in clothiag1 shirta, and furnish
ing goods 500 Main street,
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LIST OF LETT'Eas.

4 ,IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
II THE RICHM0SD PosT-oEFICE DEcElf-
BER 2G, 1874. 5l 7:Es
Persons ciHn5 Tor Iesssys IN ti, list wair please
ssy Advertised II moi called for In four weeks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

so1,crr,so PAssENagas.-Edvard R6bin-
SON was fined s5 Saturday for soliciting pas.
sepeers ut the Petersburg depot !" at Q place
other than that designated BY the cniel oI
Police,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

little one receiving suitable present from
the tree, which was most tastefulIy decorated
and brilliantly Illuminated. st = 49,
% brighter scene or merrier throng has
hardly been seen this Christmas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

or ali she colars sold last year she ELMwOae
took thu lead. This was Aecauseaf was anu sulas
the best.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

N.w.YRAa,s CARDS -beantif fal deslgns--on Aae
bristol board printed at Dtsp aleh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28

ANNUAL PASSES for railroad ana steana 10
companies printed In arsteiess sts % at Dtsaatse
printing house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28
CHRISTMAS.
HE SERVICES IN THE EPISCOPAL.
AND CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

MUSIC, DECORATIONS, ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

-rr WEATHER on CnRIsT2AS.pAY was clear
- pleasant. The weather on Saturday was
"a. -aiuy, and disagreeable.
ssa1t Of Thermometer al the Dispatch QSscs
DnrftnLer o6. 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28
INITLALS.. s,ss II
BichmosaaRas sister; p; RlcAmond Times.

schooner. H. " Lenard, schooner j; O: Cotter- ter,
ham scheonar Richmond, brig Vendarse,. Dsig
Comneer E.L. VAN.I4EW, Postmaster.
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Catholic Churches.
SIT. PETEE7s CATHEDRAL.

The services at st. Peters cathedral were,
!. as usual, peculiarly Imposing and interest
ing, and the attendance Of worshippers, as
we'll as Others, at the principal masses quite
large. The decorations were very beautiful,
especially those about the sanctuary. which
was respleDdent with Its many adorDments.
The walls We're hung with eYergreens In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-28
ST. PATRlCk's CHURCH.

Three masses were said at St. Patrck's by
Rev. Father Thomas Kelly, the pastor-high.
mass at 5 A. NJ, low-mass at q A. NJ, and
again high-mass at 103 A. M. Father Kelly
also preached very pleasing discourse az
propriate to the occasion. The whole. inte-
r:or of the church was decorated with ever
greens, &C., particular attention having been
bestowed upon the sanctuary. The orna.
mentation Of the altars was very beautiful,
and evinced much taste.
The choir, under the direction of Mrs. N.
Stratton, the organist of the church, rem.
dcred some very tiDe music at both of the
biuh-maSSeS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11
COAL HILL ITEMS BY &.

NJ The singing at u Zion i prog
ressiny finely under maras cn,nt OF
Prof Cosby.
- Mr.. Green 4. KEMP III. the no.
sition Of sexton ~ NJ. Zion. and ILLS
mis- Office with great deal OF dignity.
- Mics Kemp sings soprano splen-
aialy.
10 Col. w right put in an appearance
at Coal His OF Monday last, looking
rs hale rs ever
The iron or the completion Of the
mile Of rcw road has been received at
Rockport
~ Col. " right W i'll resume work on
his mile Of road N few DAYS. ard will
complete i by New Years day.
- Timbers are being got ou, for ~
new depot ut this place, the building
when completed will be very commo-
dious one.
~ The turn table ia completed All
hsnds can now take "A turn "a, liie "taDle"
that wish TO.
~ Lard and beans are being shipped
from Coal Hill IN abundance.
~ Mr.. Enlow is talking os ls,ing .
portion OF his farm . q IN town Iots.
r. The roads in .he vicinity of Coal
Hills are almost inpas,ahi-.
nTJ. We ilosccommodafing agent
~ the depot. waits L. buv "dorg.
Ills girl hss gone buck on him.
or This nei ..hborNcod is full Of pork
and tobacco inarchahis both oil hn.h
articles bring good price.
rs- Dave Bradeu and his Iron nan
leit Coal Hills II > y. m, Ola train OF
Monday, for Rvckport.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11
For the Jas ,sr ta4fier
Huntingburgh School Interest
inS Institute.

Pursuant 20 promise by the teacher
'.e pupils Of school No. =, in the town
OF iluntingbrrgh, met in Institute at
the school house. Dec. 4ih. 1874, ~ !
o'clork. p. VA. House called "a order by
eleriing Ernest Pickhsrdt. Jr., - the
chair. On motion the chair appointed
Charles Minkhaus. August Brrtz, Miss
Marina Robinson aud Miss Lydia Jack
son. riiics for the evening. On motion
the following programme for the eve
ming exercises wss adopted.
Reading. by Miss Indiana Mitchell
Written or;hcgr., hy, by Willie Bretz
English Gramr'ar, by Frank Paddock
Writing on s'atcs. by Mis- Eta Jsck,ou
Mental Ariii &c, Nv Curt rret1
Written Arithmetic. by Frank Martin
aud Fred Morganlhaler; Geography. ~
Ernest pickhardt, Jr Select ReadiLg
by Frank Martin, Elmer Beeicr, and Y
Pickhardt, Jr.
In the arithmetic class qs,e an ANNA
ted discussion occurren bctwpsn =. ~
smith and Master Harry Miller Mr.
Smith declaring that the cipher ha- ,
value, and giving as authority he de-
cision Of Hall Township Institute. ~
III irry Miller meeting nj. argument
with good logic snon convinced The elias,
Gf NOT SMITH ths, it WA ,gnis fatus
Music by the pupils in;crvened between
the exer, ;ses. and az. vent merry as
marriage bell. After short and eirec
tive speech by DR.. " cheli and q sou
cheering song by ~ ci..s. the !rstitni,
adjourned with prayer hv.I. :. Mitchell
i. ID. All vreecn, went home we'll COP
WINGED ,hs' i hrd been al evening vel
spent IN the cause of education.
FgSrsT pIcNHsRDT, JR., Pros.
FRANK PAyDACK, oec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

GTThe County Board Of Commits.
sioners have been ip session this week
Tho new member, Mr.. ". Morgan. being
sworn in aud entering npon his duties
Monday morning. The usual amour,
of road business has occupied their at
tention, and tho usual number of claim.
and pauper allowances been attended to
Mr.. stalmsn was made President of tn,
Board. succeeding Mr.. Mehne whose
term Of Office had expired.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

~ Prof Il. G.. Rush, OF Harrison
county, has got up singing classes in
Jasper, Ireland and Orwell. aud is work
ing to,develop the musical talent in
those ueighrorhoods. He is an excellen,
vocalist, aud parents who desire their
children TO learn music systematically
will find this an excellent opportunity
His class meets at the public school
house In Jasper on Friday and Saturday
nights, at o'clock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

- On tie 2ad ult.. the Baltimore aud
iOhio ro..t sent their first train Eas,
from rh'r.so. \ through freight rain
from ralt'More diirr, also reached fhsi
city Monday, heavily lo'isd ~ih Chi
c.gu freight OF al descriptions. Tue
company pcoro>c TOR the 're'ent. iu
run two freight ana Two pssscnger
trains daily rom rash eni % .'' rusd
and will Increase e number Justine,
demands Il. The lr-' psssrhger iraiu
lri, Chicago ior Fillmore hast Mnn ~,
mornins, having on board he principal
oliic.a.s .. he road.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

eyA late Washington Capitol init
mates that FsesiGc' Grant was recently
seen IN his ivate box 1T tue theatre in
a state of inoxics ton and that the lab
il Is so growing upon him that i, en-
danger his health TO such M cxter, that
the politicians need have ~ fear that be
will trouble them abCu, the third term.
II is, deed, TO be regretted that there
are the remotest grounds for such an in
situation. II il not only = disgrace to
the President, bot TO tic nat.oo Vi nhlch
he is the chief
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

For the year snaing June 30, is7.
the Shc!a ..,eria' revenue % the Uni
tea :;tales amounting &. tiU2. 644,74s 90.
OF this SUE the e. n dislillcd spiriiS
produ, ID $4a.a4i ono. tie tax on Ter.
nented liquors. 50 3ns,s7s ~. apd ,he
tax on tobacco, $50 ,24.2s7 81. FL. n
all sources other ,ban spirits aud tobac-
co aud fermeniei liquors only Sl0,6oJ,-
l0i ~ were received.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

Grsnt and his crew. we're go.nx IN.
Him and them. third term % via.
With 80 MANY hackers ~ the fga.,
They surely thought II MS a.l ris
But the Democratic ranks
So suddenly turned tieir flanss
That they have 10 retreat
Or suffer certain defeat.
II the democracy are w-r. hopet anr
true
Keep reform. ms the object IN vie " -
They Will sweep way ali ~ the crew
or rogue., swin2,rrs. and scamp,
Aud all carirt-hag tramp-,
That In cve'N Nt'.,on
Have been rchh'ng f'.s rs'ion.
Stop all the Vovernment leaks
That hrlug hush 10 houc-t 'heess.
Let prudence prevail;
Ger tho past throw a yai..
Then the people - ihis snu
viii Join heart and hand.
And once more We viii claim
\ government, r,i'y NE a-ir.
: the people grn in
i deserves 81 ii- a.ue, a q.
-rseile. Dee. 4i, 1919.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

The CIsc!>SAr ENQUIRIES. The
Democracy OF Indiana having now no
State orgon OF then own. the Enquirer
j. taking the old position it maintained
with SO much credit TO itsslf before the
war, &C leaoer of the organ OF the par
y in the West. and especially IN lndi-
ana. 1t is ably conducted. and in full
sympa'hy with the masses of the people
in their demand for economy and hon
esty in public expenditures, and for an
increase OF the currency 70 such an cN-
tent "a 10 relieve the business depress-
ion sxisiinr from the Radical policy OF
contraction. Handsome premiums are
offered 10 subscribers, and liberal terms
to 'vents. See prospectus in another
column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

rs Mr.. Dave Braden, Of indianapolis,
called on us Monday. lie Was taking
his usua, round to Commissioner
Courts. The fem of Braden & Burfori
do large business for counties all over
the State. aud Invariably give sstisfac-
ton 10 the quality of their work and
materials
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

Fam. PAr pFoNrY. The treatment
every one re-; .yes ~ Troxler's restsu-
rsnt IS fair; the oysters. served up so
deIiciously are fat; and the delighted
customers who daily and nightly par
take 0f them Number more than forty.
Give him a call IL you want something
good.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

sDrThe Mi. Vernon tind. Democrat
tells of an old lady called Aunt Ssllir
Aldri'gc, 80 years OF age, VITO ~as
born aud now lives nine raiiss from
tlat city tn9 the same distance from
Ncw Harmony. api Las yet never set
foot in other vii 4gc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

ril- "a the sort OF pigs hitch grow
IN fossy coun,y. JaH.rs Gale sold 60
John A-bes 30 fifty head oi hogs which
wf!s.h he'd net 3O,o65 pounds averaging
sol LA pounds lhe hogs were clgh;.
leeA moufa. old, and were MI raised Nv
N lSle cr his iar,i, about ten miles
lcas, "f New Harm oay.
The 'nfr cut West Who pits mucil-
pge INTO has -unly tar all bottle il re-
@rded win. tgNirI- OF hatred hy tn.
servant girl. whose .oek4 sre i'm such a
state or stiffness that she ran not shut
her month.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11


Tho Whole North western portion
o. .Ia.ler VA. disturbed on Wednesday
nigh, ~ trmlly quarrel, and tho cry
,ny -, d street. at II O'clock 81 .wif,
el4' rs ono Aort l-srmert-'o sei out
10 he cola and darkness ~ an intoyic'-
ted husband Ner nose va. bloody, and
the flt'sring II ne red flannel only
garra, ~ 10 the GOO. hrecIc, by candle
light. was suggestive az some previously
bloody work. DEMONSTRATION showed
what the red WIS., and that aside from
the outrage ., .ockin; mother out on
the street, ut that time Of night, In that
scsnt apparel. NO great bodily harm had
been iua'cted. The husband SAYS d.
yorce would AXE place there IL the
Catholic Ghlrv,. woud allow IL; but
that net hriuy sanctioned by the Church
,sn.cf trese great ouirages inusi be sub.
mI,:.i -. We thipk he should have ~
di.peu-ation, aud her u divorce. This
particular fsmii. las been foolihg about
long enough.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

gr-M. s.rs J q. APPLICABLE Of PATIO
Is. and - q. C"ilInan OF kichland
count .l'inoi.. have planted out Vine
yard 10 acres near Paioks. The de
sign %aeo tL,, yine,srd comes to mr.
~ ~, Is 10 n.anufacture u pure article
~ grape Jul for Medicinal aud Sacra-
mental purposes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

r-~As some OF our people 10 rot 81. N
to- comprehend the meaning % "a, 'crn,
"Iural enterprise We yiveih- definitions.
hoping il will special, emil lh,pn t.'-
class " hu. have hcrrtnsore been phtn.r
a. 10 IL proper meaning. u ,nn cin
think Of any thing that can Ia Gone 10
h.suiify or buil1 mp YOUR town 90 a",!
do IL: don't tight he laying down new
sidewalk. because you have ~ pay :
share cf the expense: keep vour rapi' J.
NJ rome: patrolii1e home industry up
Your merchants Ia sell more - hat they
" ~ sell cheaper; always g'i yonr work
f-ne In your own town, II possible
subscribe aid pay for YOUR local psr"r
don't steal or borrow ire reading of IL.
r. Won follow these directions. and ,our
town does not improve and luild up, il
will not he your FAULT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

ca The r-ot-at. I'D neeii,y IT He,he!
il sill. Ia progress cons iei',b.c interest
being manifested. b.. ~ nj, case. :
H. some others. there lre so. g thai has =
no principle enough to respect iipiI
parents or Themselves. During the
motiny last week, some Young men
(claiming Ia br,) came 10 church in -
state OF intoyicitiou one OF them in his
rnsnruy-r,ng. dropped hi bottle cn the
floor; sitrr this ir " ent out. Pre-. rntly
some OF them hogan uuarrc high
words pa-sei, ives an' r. ynver- Were
drawu. hHt UNFORTUNATELY 40 one ~.s
hurt. Sc mink " so're per. on> ~.te
hart II would put aiOp 90 ih's 6eir--
table practice iiorrv.r after Thug
coolci OF ana &c arr ipant. should
have been asbAuitl ~ Themselves. ar
vourz gro ~ IRE thst We rould. snd
woa,d whip th- uai ''ai imniiciei. him
Nov ". don't " int 70 he per-onal in
anything We write bUf Il sub persons
don't stop their heatnrn IA actions. We
will let rhr printer 'rt vs.. iN IN pub
,li>hing their names. Petersburg Dem
oc.s,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-11

--OU ODE UV H~IOI III ITIshfnNn hon 10
caught fire. aud Lis wife. running to the
nearest ays'lahlr wa caught ket-
tie from TIE hob aud rns hurrying I'D
20 the auiD. ulc,e tho 1amcs were nj
ready az ork, " hen ST. was met on the
stairs by rat t.snse.s "a { fool We
are, he cried va! int TO put ont fire
with hot water"