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Christmas.

Christmas.
t1,r>iira- i r,.uing. l,s. the great
anniversary ~ The tilil. OF our Lord /;
Vt luw nian, hail il on'y as a dav OF
..sltit...ii,if aud idel icsiivitv. Whv j.
,i.. DIV ruI s-rlrhrn'ei differently !.
Thor. T. Too much hoistrous demoustra-
iiun nieni.,.>i,,l Ia celebrating 80 molly
an event ~ the birth OF the Savior Of
ii- world: aud WHIT Simply because
child,n are not taught 10 respect and
~snciif, II - day holy IS the sabbath .
hilirn are strictly forbidden 10 break
the rules OF the Sabbath, yet they are
allow "a io ssuHse themselves as suits
them best vn Christmas aud great
mam, uf siss-la do rot know why the
i-y j. observed az All, consequently il
J. rr~.at relief 10 Older persons when
gis Gav !. over. " iih the boistrous friv-
.,iir,. Tie Fourth of Jaiy j. great
Aav with us a. the birth day OF our
freednm--ireedom from foreign op-
sr,...ian freedom of speech and freedom
~ worship God according to the die
taic- uf oar conscience, but Christmas
a. the birth day Of our Savior, which
secures our redemption from sin and
eternal death, should bring TO each heart
ihe precepts of Him whose birth wac
announced by angels shouting '-Good
tiding~ of great ioy Peace ON earth
and good will 10 men Yet how many
OF oar hearts are filled with malice
strife and bitter resentment against each
..lher. aud We prove by orr actions thai
Ne are not advancing the cause "f Tho
great prince OF peace bui are only dis
turber- ~ the peace that we should seeI
10 establish on earth. And | would -,
90 The Protestant portion Of this com
nuuify that onr church privileges
srr 20 limited. u j. necessarily dut,
We owe 10 tSod ani each other that W.
s-osi,snne with our own hearts and secl
~ eradicate everything that rciard~ th
progress 30 petce on earth and goo'
wall TO men Though we may feel jus
can-e Tor orr Teseufments. and they ma,
wrankle dccp i'm our bcsOms. and feel
verg thorn ia the flesh. vet what n
they 10 compare with the ihorns tha
>tuug The brow of our Redeemer? Wis
are they TO the spear that pierced III
side. Yet lie said, "Father. forgiv
them. they know not what they 10"
u j. very pleasant 90 give and rg civ
gifts al Christmas. but Jet me sav I
ihv-e, and especially to those .i.tie hi
ircn, who have no one 70 bny item ..if,
that we all have one blessed gin IN cou
mon and that j. worth more than III
cusiliesf gin OF this world--;he gloriou
gifi OF God. His only be. often Son, on
-universal Savior "A. NJ. ID.
JASPER Dec 10th.
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Chips From ireland

--thri~lutas times snd the youn. folk
arr hnppN with the prospect of "a visit
from ''Old Sania," soon.
The Masonic festival Is not IN high
life.
DIR. kc-n has Just completed an ice
house which he says will hold sum-
cheney for rooling the blood OF the
young Americas during the not season.
-Messrs. Thomas & Hobbs have just
received n nice assortment OF goods
which they are selling cheap.
We wonlh advise persons. whom
Ne will net mcniion. tn attend church
with their wives. rather than visit their
li,ighbor> aud Zip through fields. while
their ncighbpr- are AZ church.
NETo.
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SHERIFF'S SALE Nc. ~

~ Office i hereby given. that 10y vir-
~ tue OF u certified copy OF a decree
Ia me directed from the Clerk OF the
DuhOis Circuit Court. in cause wherein
Wcndoiin Bohncrt j. plaintiff. and The
Dubois County Agricultural Society Is
defendant, requiring me Ia make the
sum OF one Thousand three hundred aud
thirty-nine dollars and forty 1--we
cents, with interest on said decree. aud
costs, | will expose at public sale Ia
the highest bidder nj the door OF the
Court House OF Dubois county, Indi-
ana. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 18Th. 1879.
between the hours of 10 o'rlock. n. NJ.
aud O'Clock. l.. VI. of said day. The rents
and profits for a term not Exceeding sew
en- years pf the following described real
estate situated in Dubois county, Stale
of Indiana. to-wii:
The Nor'h-W Vest quarter az the South
West quarter III Section No thirty five
l(31.l ia Township M. one a. South of
Range No. five t5) West, containing
forty 5up acres, more or less and part
at the North quarter of the South
East quarter OF Section thiriy-four 81. y
Township No. one 10 : mtll Ut Range
No. five t5.) " CT. boun ted and descri-
bel ~ follows: tomme icing AZ "A point
IN the section line dividing said section
th.ny-four Sll aud Ihiriy-ive 30 two
h ndred aud forty go feet south of
the North East corner of the South Fast
quarter of said Section ihir;y-four ga
running thence West two hundred aud
Eight Cos feet. thence South two hun
drcd and ten 2l0l feet. thence East iva
hundred and eight t2Osl feet. ia, "a North
two hundred and ten 2lOb feet Ia the
place OF beginning, containing one acr,
more or les.
Aud on failure To realize the fnl
amount of principal. Interest aud cost
cillcd for 10y -aid d.~r'e. will AT th'
same time and place. and in ike nanncl
>cll the fee simple of said real estate. 81
80 much thereof A. may be sufficient Il
= discharge said decree. interest and costs
Said sale viii be made without relic
from valuation 81 appraiScmcnt laws o
the State OF Indiana.
Il. II. l.. EDMONSTDN
Sheriff Dubni- County.
BErSo BrETTNER. Any Tor Pm
Dee 18Th. 1876. 81 ~. {. 81
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Grand Centennial Preparations.

While these preparations being made almost every
,ounty, the new Ireland firm OF
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THOMAS & FIOBBS

Wonld respectfully call the attention OF the ci,iy'
rounding ronnir, Ia their well selected assorinl
usually KEPT IN Village store. They are just
Manu- iaeturers 10 NEW YORK. the largest and
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,rJ-Therc j. q school ia Barton town
ship. Gib-on counlv. that take- four per-
sons Ia run II. one TO govern the schol-
49, aud three 10 govern the teacher. ~ q
give her orders what 10 do and what ne
4 sio.
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Columbia and HARRISON Tow nsiips
Teachers Institute met nj Morgan :
school house. District No. =. on the 18th
OF lee. 1875. ut ~ O'Clock A. VI.
Called 20 order by 60. Sup't +. II.
firanEck. Institute opened with prayer
5y 4. A. Cox, Chaplain. A few appro-
Triate remarks were made BY Mr.. Brun-
dick in regard 60 tbe dsties and use OF
Township institutes. The following
teachers were present:
.Cohaiba Township #. A. Cox, W.
\. Fisher. James Cox. Kate Hardin.
IIarbiscn Township Tsn. l.. Fimis-
ton. Dave Price, Emily 4. Hope. NJ. j.
Miller. Della Payne, Mis- Cooper, r. Ii.
WalGrip.
The following programme was taken
up and strictly adhered to:
photography Meaning OF wsrds. by
r. r. Brundick; Reading = Ills method.
by Dave Pierce. Recess 10 minutes.
Grammar ANALYSIS. by T. A. Cox. GE
motion the Institute took inteTmission
until p. VI.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mc' promptly. Louis j. Enlow aud
W. W Lavender, Of HAIRLESS. township
were enrolled.
Pemman-hip--iIis method. combining
tie i5rundicScan aud Speprerian Sys-
teIns, by r. u. Brundick; Arithmetic
Proportion. BIZ W. w. Cavegier: Geog-
raphy = Boundaries. by Il. X. Brundick.
Mi-cellany--It was moved and seconded
that the next session OF the Institute be
held a the Hope school house. HARRISON
township. which motion was duly car
ried Minutes Of last Institute read and
adopted. On motion the Secretary wac
instructed TO furnish the accommodating
editors Of the Jasper Courier aud Hunt
ingbnrg Signal copy OF the minutes OF
lhi> Institute. cor publication. Amer
which the following programme for
next session 81 the Institute was an
nounced BY the President. VIM. l.. Ed
mission
Photography, by Jas. Cox; Reading
by Cate Hardin; Grammar, by Dave
Pierce History, by Della Payne; Arith.
meiic. hy Miss Cooper; Geography, by
Will Cavendcr; Pcnmanship, BY tho
President.
Thanks 10 our Honorable Trustees. T.
ratc aud i. Dillcy, for their presence
aud interest manifested in our Institute
alsa 10 iNr friends OF The Immediate
ncigiibOrhooa.
On motion the Institute adjourned 20
meet n III, Hone school house on thu
2fih inv o January. 1875.
Wn trNT~ TON r-cs
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The highest market price will he paid
for 1900 WALNUT, ASH or POPLAR
SAW LOGS, delivered At our Mill
Dee 2, 75.-y. SCUPlRlCN & co
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December 2ith. 1875. ON


NOTICE Is hereby given that there
~ will be an examination Of appli-
cants for teachers license held at the
Public School building. ia Jasper, on
Friday, Dec. Gath, 1875. Examination
TO begin promptly nj 81 O'Clock, A. NJ.
L. X. BnuvpcK, 20. Sup't.
December 10Th. 1875. It'd
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HOUSE & I'LL
For Sale,
~ CeIcstine, Hall Township
.IrNrelerS' MOme:
JOSEPH ACKERMAl, Proprietor

I.oocooTEr, lNpiAsA
yuvrr pro,reio- ~ ihis Hotel. s'us'sd Jns' p"f's
II the rriisosd 4 pot returns be fhsfks '" ~.
f.r their mast patronage. sra s.sures ih'm - -.
fprfs % 81 Ne spared "a NJ. pert - msri fhfH
tr NE - are vi. frbie snd hsf srs snpl ls' ,
Dr.f'hs mar. - arurd. u. also hiss go0d Nfr'ilnA
f~sf for horse. To solicifa shave ~ rsf'h't'
sus. llth 1870
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q. l.. PA u R,
Physician e. Surgeon
IRELAND, INDIANA.

"AviNS dissolved DE psr'nsrshp heretofore - i~-
III iag between himself sud w. blackburn. ofsr.
hi. services ~ fhe crens u Dnbois coun.
ard ~i ~ We hrr merit their favor IN hs pro
uNre .Nre a.er wrr ~ $50 Post Ore ~
Dr. .1tr isI tl
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-31

ipiben. l1no oorin fat er re ou9 firluobr
oenn Der Saitlinm lino feline 9(u9en. sd
lpor babel, >,uie nein 6reuno, iiber bic
8ebenoiafeit uno @eldiitli6feit perNel.
ienb, noB Der llbrmoher blind lei linn
bel entretcnoer Nd,mmerun9 ;urief !:
vWartet sod bis Hibt tommt !" poroui
Der Blinbe 9ona hcitcr cr,uicberte.:: v@os
f5nnen sic lporen." 9lber et,uos 0eilter<
boftss bot es fir bic llmtebenoen, ben
blinocn ll6rmaher bci ein9etretenerOun'
teIbeit bonht6iercn ;u le0cu. Seine9rbcit
miro lebr 9eriibmt uno I'M lcinc 6citcrfeit
f0nnten Mill,oncn benrieen. Gn lon9e
fl bier ,tno in Der llm9e4eno arbcitet,
BADEN ihm bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &(p'
iterirauen 5u 9ihtcntbal 9crber9e I'M
&lolter 9e,uabrt 9ortbin febtr er je:
een Sag nod pollbradtem Sa9e'uertc
surid"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-03-31
Ser Nfarrer 8puaparte.

9lbt N(eilen BON Ilorenj, in @ertaloo
lebte 1907 Elm a>mer 0oripfarrer, 9fas
mems 8onaporte. 9fiemono ohnte, hab er
nit ocm &ailer 9iapolepn 8pnapartc pers
,uanot lei. ST battc 9orlica pcr9chen uno
beldaitiate lib nur nit leinen Bei6ttin-
bern. Belonocrs germ bate CT eine ,ueiBe
@enne, cinen junyen 8ur|den uno elm
fleines MfQoden, uel6e beioen lebtern er
einmal su uerbeirot6en geoodte. go lebtc
er frieolib unb unbctiimmcrt, bis eints
3a9es li6 pl0blid Elm @erdul6 bon
Sferoe9ctroppel Dor leiner Wobnun9 perz
neba'en lieb uno Der Yfarrbpf lid)' nit
&eitern fiiQte. Gin @eneral bes Raiicrs
in golo9eitidter Uniform erl6;en ebrerbie.
tie Dor Dem Yf farrer uno fraste: v@ie
beiben 0onoparte uno linO berObeimNa'
poleons Oes &ailcrs Der Tronsoien uno
&0ni9s bon Stalien z"
Sa, ontluortete Der Pfarrer, Der unbe=
ltimmt BON Der Grbebung ieines 9feffen
9eb0rt bate.
Sic Mutter Sr. Majeitdt-
9lbo, 2atitia
- sat bon S9nen nit Sr. Majsitdt
eeipro6en.
D}it Dem tleinen 9}opoleon?
Mit Dem &oiler, uno bieler finbet es
unpaiieno, oab Elm 10 naber 8er,uanoter
bier als armer Dorfpfarrer lebt. @r ien<
bet mid, sic 5u frogcn, luel9en 8iI9pfs-
itubl sic ein5unebmen miiniden?
Ser pfarrer batte ME einen porneD.
mern W}anh ais etnen Bii@of seleben.
st tonnte li6 gu nidts cntldlieBen uno
fra9te na@ eini9er 3eit: "Sit oenn oas
Nlles mabr? Meine 9}i9te 9aetitia Sal
ierin? l1no i'd babe lire eritc8eidte 9e=
bort f.! Sd muB midi belinnnen, ebe i9
mid su einem lo(9en @liidswe3lcl ent<
19eioe."
SIM 9ofe sins es uuttroeb iebr leb==
6aft gu. Sic Solbaten mabten bort oem
2ieblinse bes piarrers, Der iuugen Mat-
tea, Die Gour; oiele tonnte auf einmol ben
ibr beitimmten 2iet bober ni6t mebr lei.
oen nno lab einen ld0nen 0ra9oner li.=
Der. Sommaio, Der ibr su9eoadte 8rdu= !
ti9am, erSiirnte lid oariiber wuroe
aber ous9ela@t uno 10 lanse 9encdt Bis
er~ li@ entl@lob, lelbF @oloat 5u tperpen.
Scr pfarrer lab bies MQes nit betrVPz !