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New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

ARMS AND CREST for Silver or China from
c,rcdt,d sources. Eox %, Cherry valley. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

Keen WfSrAR's BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
,lVay, In the house Il g. Toe best c.Ign remedy known
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
a CARD
To CIIIkENs ASp STRANGERS.
KNUN's FALL itAI READY,
way ami under the fdth Avenue Hotel

IT WOULD BIZ WELL II b,ttlug ON elections
were couueuauccI altogether but sine, many have iu-
iug, m sc sua wager. a. hat tine result in ludara
and OLo 70 viii now Doc orcr Tor toe wlo win 10 step
aroau to 2i2 Boaduay Of Flion, or undc Ffth
Avenue Hotel, and elect oncof kNoNs FALL SIiIi.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

NOTES or WOE
Cease when crying uIu! D. given MILK OF MA'N-7A 'o'
.n.f ,ioma % anu Wind 100 dat organ
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AnuouucemontAi

LrNDBOEG's CALIFOENIN WATER for the toilet
and batl \ delightful, iDsu,ut, for CoDsac OF By Rum
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

. CLOSING OUT SALE of FRENCH GOLD
y PAPER IASCING~. Asa. CAk'El~ pll.' 10 lh,
WINDOW snADE~ Sc, at JAMt7 W. I"AlE' - 90
iiUd-ouft
I,IARk a CO. Patent Nosclr~s -cli-RUlimg
u rVLEL ~iItrfEK~,
FIRE ANb EINFlAE ftbpt.
Fitted To uiINr and lluo-'r 'au'l H'udn.. Manhattan
Building, acnoy Library bIil'n, rnll. rn ". I,. .
and at London rIri'. Nicuna. Perrin Melbourne %c
nASPEPSIA OR INDIGE~IION.-For the
a. radical oi Dyspepsia 90 ludGrsioH MlH' hi.0
TEIs HNpOPHOSPHIIEO or LIME ANp SODA ~ the
best and most remedy Tl-eu Ia cs.s ~ from one &"
rcc teas pou.iui day, II viii n 'N wee rs effect
radical cure % will restore hc appetite, l,ra the s,om
u, bowels. aud urgan- Of d,uOl ANA ncrr s' tine vital
force power and energy 10 tho highest standard
Of fh,alth Price, ~ and - per bottle Prepared only by
WINCHESTER * co., Chemists,
80 Johust., N,w-lork.
Sold by drueeste.
GAS MACHINES.-For sale. low for cash,
" An supply about - burners Address GlLBElT * BAR
KER MhNCFACTuWAG GO, lI"rleto.S Springfield Gas
Nachiuc. 23S Canal -f- Ncv-Nork.
NEW-YORK TUMOR Dl,PENSAEl,
~ lOi fnst IMrtietn.st. corner touItiaNc.
open dub IRON . q. uL 10 II li SuI'n'a cNc'lir'.
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF t'r
- Gg,a,i.c o. ana radically ami speedily sArl HENn
fHNEN LECTURES on STRUCTURE AND
Abridged from a Practical lralisg on li.,i,ts OF tN'
sIAua, sys@'Gi @ 10 - PaS's V,i'I @ I T' sXES To."ps
which impair ,irli;y positive and raty. electricity proof
that life VOWED without union effect ni tbtcco influence
plost diet, modern treatment oi Narocuccle'
and are of development; Pc' iiS'urr FtiuIi a con
ccard Ab~ce, a. Tho Bowels; the frequent !~irncc 81
these di-casrs with cary rNhaust'n Abn ig i,9m on, if
Gniiy6E NJ h ' R F'fayg ytS SorF W pa ses - cuis
Egry line from the pen Dr Olson value to The
Ti'n" TD, ,i.in, hi nn .o,yi '1vi X"w Yor. p,,cr
once hours nom to 10, to4 ana to 10 evenings
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

PuNp', EXTRACT, for IlcMonhagcS and Piles
Ply, c.aus Auolsuio ,olaIAlr, AMI Lcrcuc l.col
iueud t. A-A OF turu.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

BrY 4 BOX or PYLU's clean, hard, durable
% Il soar and rove It's superiority. bcloL $50 washing
ton IT. sold by Ho,crs ever y"H'rc
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ACHES AND PAINS.

headache, whether sick neryods rheumatism nm.
bagu pains and the back alne, knlsi pans
around the liver pcuu sy sWeugs of the ioa nns IN ne
bowels heartbr, and pains OF all kinds iaiNay E,a re
lief will afford mmcat aud It's continued use Tor Anew
days effect permanent cure. PRICE 30 GEMS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14

The clothing store Of Martin lsslcr in Mar
kct-, was entered b., burglars ihursdiy nght and
"a large quantity Of clothing was stolen.
I'm the trial of William DimmONk for man
slaughter ia .I.ing Samuel CiIulo!d IN MOntcair by
striking hIm the head with s,OUc, the jury yesterday
brought verdict OF not guilty, and the PRISONER was
discharged.
Samuel Hewitt of No 1lS JackSOn-st. was
dangerously buTncd m the hosiery nuii- Yesterday. lie
was en- luycd at picking machine ana the material
caught from friction. The trC attacked his clothing
aud ne tried TO open the door 10 escape but cuul NOT
lie tncn ran to window aud raised II, but 10 fell ON
him. holding him fast and b. fore assistance arrived ht
was badly burned tna be viii probably die Ol his in
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
POLICE NOTES.

An unknown man, dressed in dark clothing and
about eglA inches hight, e into the East River
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. CLOSING OUT SALE of FRENCH GOLD
n PNrtr. tr.i.AsIING~. A.so. CAHiEl~. uli.t lolli,
WINDOW SHADES, Sc. at JAMES ". toAiEH1 - -N'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
STATEN ISLAND.

CAsrLEToN.-St. Mary's Church, which has
been closed tor repairs, VIII Do rcOpenod lOr divine
service tomorrow. The new rector, the Rev. George
Nice elan Flske, will Oiliciate
New-York tribune., 1876-10-14
BOwET. COMPLAINTS

Looseness Diarlea Cholera Morbus painful dischar
from the bowels stopped IN he,n or twenty minutes
taking Railways Ready Re,iet No congestion or infam
ton. weakness assJude VIII follow The Use oi The
Relief
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
Peculiar T.iast Of an ln,erate NIssOurlaa.

REGULAR TkiaEt Or an tiilterate nlSsourlan.
A great deal has been SAID and written
about the great mathematical prodigy,
"Reub" Fields, who lives at Fayet;e, in
this comfy, aud the more that Is known
of him the greater wonder he becomes.
lie does not possess the simplest rudl-
ments of book education-does not
know letter or figure by sight-and
yet be can solve the most intricate prob
lem in an instant, or can perform cal
culalion in less than minute that would
REQUIRE the work of an hour by the or
binary modes. For instance: We gave
him the day of the month and year
of our birth, and be told, in less than a
half minute, our age in seconds, min
utes, days and years. Give him the day
of the month and the year of any event,
however remote. and he will instantly
give the day of the week.
We spent two hours with him last
Saturday, and, notwithstand wc have
often talked with him and seen him dis
play his wonderful gifts, yet we always
find something new in him.
We placed column OF figures on a
paper, equal in length TO the columns of
an ordinary sized ledger, and called them
off to him in rapid succession, and when
the last number was called he gave the
the sum without a moments hesitation.
He did not ces the paper and would not
have known a character on it if he had.
Ono hour later he repeated those num-
beers in the exact order in which we gave
them to him. We then began at the bot
tom, and would call two or three num-
bers correctly and then one incorrectly,
and he would correct US by giving the
proper number.
More mysterious than this to us is the
fact of his ability to give correctly the
time of the day or night, whenever
called upon, wlthoutany reference what
ever to a time piece.
In this place the time-pieces are all
regulated by railroad or st. Louis time.
If Won ask "Reub" the time, be will say:
81 am Isl minutes past | if you have
railroad time you have so and so,' CIV
ing the exact difference between sun
tine and railroad time.
Another remarkable fact is, that be
gives the exact limo of his locality. II
he is in Washington city he gives Wash
ington city time, if in San Francisco,
the time there. lie cannot possibly do
these things by any method Of calcnat-
ing the passing time, for ho will give
the time as accurately while waking
from sleep at night as if it were daylight
and the sun shining.
There seems to be nothing too great
in numbers for this mind TO grasp, and
yet nothing too small. He can tell what
the interest on ono cent would be for
three seconds at the rate of 10 per cent.
per annum. as readily and as easily as
be could tell the interest on 81 for one
year at the same rate per cent.
He il, indeed, the wonder Of wonders.
-WGwensJwg(Mo Democrat
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70 - WuTkfnx Clzss We go feFesss 80
rrif- fsft - 49, 80 ssEfs tsFr 80. n $3.50
esa saraiiFs Haa-sgat $3.50 4ssg ffasa - efrf
asgaz HEse-s Esr8er4 ss ssfrf tsHu 80 sesz.ss
lssF Effftsfs - "a tsffa-ass4 f-sFaFas - -
TFas gagsss IS fsss saalf-l tzssss. 90 rris
sssss ftfEa@tf ssaffatsi tFfsss assT q - fssf.
IL s-~s1Ei e. saft g. HtstessF 81 - setFfsas &C.,
1srfna Ntgs - FsseasEss1 IL fsfsst AtkfAa-
tsaE 80 fiisafszf1a a 3. ttstss "a 1ffasi -
~ s-sfF asals re @ssss ea tsei Gfra@t atts4s
sEl l1 ftar .asfs raassstasa l-rasl. go
- AaeN $3.50 A sasEz1t Fssfssf r~afaa
sfaS afF 4fstsFts - 20 ffHaTeafa ffsr =
sl1saes.asr 30 eafftsa ia freas stIssrre =
sfasatfst8 srssFfrFssfE - 49, iaafEs1s1s1sr -
~ So ttfe 80 = ~ = s1ssAfe 49,
ssssaar szsssstssi fssaz - fst ssss $500
ssa szslHsF ss ,sfFsts - Fassrf sasEff
1llssfs ftsTl Fs=fa al 4sf
lsss $50 - 4ss'asaA = essef EzTsss $50
SD a. hsH FL fef faf FeF ssef esssfsf 49,
~ tr1- IA ssssr tgsaes1s ssass 1919
ff as sfaa 49, - ~ t1estsfs.
tsg71ts ass aaee4s ess ~ eaFsf. esasa 49, ifae
- aafra taazas taasFa szaz4t assd
- fFsa U.s. as~fN g. sfEsrr fererFt so
fFsa s7sl fslf
.s.1 He
Asa ASA sazk3 E--f F-s--a 49,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27

In the District Court of Saline county, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
KEARNEY'S EXT. BUCHU

For Stone IA tho Has,lsr Csieulus Gravel or Hrtok
dat D. ,.osit und Mucu- or Milky Dlschafgsa
a.d Diseases 90 t,ls Prostate elaHl
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-FARM -EOR SIZE.

q ~ ~ ACRES of land, six miles north Of Salina,
"a E9 W the Saline river, adapted for stock rails
ing farming. Saline rive runs thrOul the place
The place is wen timbCrcd. fifty under cultiya-
walton, IA good house with cellar, a well of water,
stone chicken house and other good outbuildings.
Title perfect aud warranty deed given.
TERMS Half cash, and balance IN two years.
good bargain can bc made by applying soon. Ad-
dress or apply 10 MARTIN GARY WERLICH,
Supt. OF Saline County Poor Farm
Postoilice address. Sana. kanass
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BLADDER IND KIDNEYS.

spcfmaf1rhoa. I@ueoFth,rs or Whites Irregular o .
Painnt Nen-rs bearing Davn. Chlar,sis stsrufy
ami all complaints incident g. feInaies
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Notice to Tax-PayeYs'
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, }

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS,
SaliDs, July 9th, 1876
Notice IS hereby given that the following desert
he'd lands and town lot S, much thereof rs may
be necessary for that phrpose. VIII, on
Tuesday. the 5th day Of September, Merit,
and the next succeeding days thereafter, he sold by
M ar ruhiie auction at nv Office the house
in sina for the delinquent taxes and chai5s there
c. +. FAULKNER,
County Treasurer.
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ntlr HedI =
seqr neqr
ehf scqr q
59a pit nwqr
& swqr =
nwqr seqr
swql neqr 2
ehf ncqr NV
or neqr 2
ehf neqr u
34a part ehr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
Publication Notice.

In the District Court of Saline county, Kansas.
BYRON REYNOLDS,
AMANDA 4. REYNOLDS }
TIyO AMANDA E. REYNOLDS: You are hereby no
u titled that the above named p'anif has this day
filed his petition in the above entitled action in the
count above named, that you have been sued by said
lam tn for divorce and that unless you plead an
swer demur TO said PLAINTIFF petition on or bcior,
the
Ttcenty-f fourth day Of Au9Ust, 1876,
the said petition viii he taken true and judgment
diyorcng said plaintiff from you viii DE rendered.
join &. SriNEY,
2S-3w Plaintiff Attorney
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Sherif7S Sale.
RUN NJ. DICNERNAN, J
VI. ,
Ans nIL.AHnNAN \

RrrH n. DIcKERNAN,
AMOS DICNERNAN.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that. pursuant to the COM
~ maRd OF writ OF eNecution- issued from the
clerks office Of the fourteenth Judicial district court
sitting in and for the county Saline and State 81
Kansas, and TO directed and delivered VIII, on
the
Niaeteenth day Of Augast, A. d., 1876.
NJ two oclack n m Of said day. AZ the front door Of
The court house, IN the city Of S&iinG IN sPij county
and state ofr Tor sale ~ public aact!on TO te h hcs
and best bidder. for cash hand, the following de-
scrltsd properly, fo-yglt:
The figty CJ acrs ofthc n0Tth-ues: quarter q,
OF the southeast qgarscr % aad The southeast
quarter % OF The northeast quarter Cd OF section
twenty-siN tai, ~ township fourteen lf. south of
ranse foar a., west OF the sixth e. p-1acip-l
ridiln.
In the eoanty OF saline and State % kaass 20 BE- sold
the proper * Of the above NAMED defoa.t - satisfy
said execution.
Civca under ray hand this ls;h day OF July. A, u,
lS16.
.i-Sw oheE-1.
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,,t.vro FyKRY FRI AZ, At JAsPfp,
u BoIs COZ Srf, iNniASA' BY
CLEMENT D0ASE.

OFF 'r.-IN CcTRrrR BUILDING oN
n esr MAIN -IN-fl.
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INCINERAT3ON.
DIR. LeMOynS's Experiment q
Grand Success wO Bodies
Reduced tO "a Gallon OF
A9lIes

Washington. pa Evsniag Reporter.
In the Daily Evening Reporter of
Wednesday, we gave the particulars oi
the placing OF two bodies IN the heate
cremation furnace OF DIR. IL Moyne. st
3 p. M, or Tuesday aud of the seal
iEg up Of the furnace at 10 p. m. OF tia
sa No dav. The scaling up was Ieces
ssry in order 10 ALLOW the retort ~ cool
OFF gradulliy. Yesterday morn,ng. 1t
wa. 81 red hot aad remained so .Vr u
cong tine. This morning. about thirty
IL hours after he .lruacc hal teca
cissc I, the re,Ort h7G coc.ei vf IL
ciently and Tie ron dour h!oh coed 1t
w,s removed ~ tie p'e,ence % 40
doctor and few friend, Nothing r.
n,ined of tie uo0ics a. 4 the cohih, but
sLout gallon Of dry, GJsty ashes, AMI
crena,ior ia the furnace was pronounced
a " and success.
Ou Tuesday afternoon, when they
were placed in tie furnace t,.c sodie, Vi
the tw sheep weighed l62 pounds, aud
the box or coffin 50 pounds, making q
Total weight Of 226 poInus, which W..
returned to ashes, il bulk
that " would not more than Nil d gallon
measure.
This experiment shows cremation 10
be entirely feasible. aud now the quas-
,ion presents itself, will IL become pop
ulsr. Aside from the prejudices grow
ing out of habit aud education, there
can be bu, little said against IL. The
Doctor could write volume in It's favor
and give mrpy reasons why this mode
OF disposing Of the dead shoul be
adopted that would be difficult - Nd-
lsNer. This subject is now under discIs-
lion all over the country, snd indeed all
over the civilized world. aud all sor,s OF
Opinions are elected. Whstever the re-
suit may be, the Doctor has given Wash
lington the distinction Of having tie arsl
furnace in America
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Francis A Jams. free soilers. At the
.eventeenih presidential election in r.
81, Franklin Pierce and Willixm l..
King, Democrats, were elected over
Winfield Scot; asd William A. Graham,
wings.
At the eighteenth presidential el"c-
ton in 1856, the present Republican
party wa sor the frst time in the field.
While the so-cslled American party
formed third organization. The
election resulted in favor of James Bn-
chansn and John &. Beckinridg,, Dem
ocrats, over John c. Fremont and Will
IAN l.. Dayton Republicans. and Millard
Fillmore aud A. j. Donaldson, Ameri-
can. The nineteenth presidential elec-
ton in 1850, found four tickets in the
field. The Republicans nominated Abra.
ham Lis'oln % lV'sois, and Hannibal
Hamlin rf Nairr. The Democrats p.,i
up int tUO notions the one non 'ra-
ting stephen =. DOuVlass, and the ot.le /.
JOHN &. Bc siaiidge ior president. a
fourth ticket, headed by John 3"'. o!
Tennessee. was nominated b. union
party. Lincoln was elected ! : mi
nority % Tie people, but by a consider
ihnic inhJ"ilA! "a INC eic|'Ni'4 Note--
The twcitieih presidential lection, ia
1854, resulted IN favor OF a bra IAN Lin
coin and Andrew johnson, Republicans,
loyer George Il. Mcclellan ana G. II.
Pendletcn. Democrats. AT tha twenty
fret presidential election la is6s. Clys-
ses :. Grant aud Sc, yler Colfax. Pc
lpublicaos, were elected over IlOr=''o
Seymour and Frank iIai. ir.. D.ir-
ocrsts. The ;,7euty-,econd -side e,,ie,
election in 1872. resulted ia favor Of
Ulysses :. Grau' aud ,fc4rY Wilson.
Republican,, WI, wers chosen over
Horace Greeley "a y. Gr'i. Brown,
cenii,iS IS OF Tia, Liberal P'oJt.ican
aud Democratic .'e'
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ATTERNOON eEssIok.
The Mood Murder.

Tent Jones, Lee Jones, Tom. Toliver
aad NJ. 4. Tol:ver, e parties charged
VITA the murder OF -om. Moody, were
brought out from Now Albany last
Wednesday, aud upon being brou gh,
into . art Thursday mogh!D., they
moved Tor change Of venue from the
county, c'tgin- reiudic. eA'.,emcnt,
&c. The FUscculion tilra 'rrye mum.
Der of counter afidqv,.5. q cr hearing
argument cpuusel, Judge Pearson
granted tie cnause aud tent the case e.
Monroe county, where twin Ne clllcl
for trial oh the 22d inst. The prisont.,
were removed 10 Bloomington Eaiur.
day Psoii News.
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Phl.lsiptil Bslisiln.

Bslis;ln.
Mullins IL entirely bald, with tho ex-
ception Of . single lock, which he combs
carefully over the side Of his head. A
short time ago some young ladies ssked
him for his photograph, and, Just for
FUN, me had picture taken Of the top OF
his head. About ~eek afterwsrd he
went past the photographers plsce, and
noticed an i'm mense crowd studying
picture in the window. IL look cd ID aud
found found that that disgusting AMI
mai of al art 81 had printed 3 greatly en-
larged picture ofhis bald head. with the
black lock running around the edge.
and labeled it eclipse oil the moon; the
phenomenon as il appeared q; li:i5."
That picture was sent all over the world.
aud Is nov fled among archives Of
every scientific institution from Hong
Korg 10 the franklin Institute.
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PR.cE or sC-sscKi I-oN.
-,,Ie Suhscrip. ioa, for ilty Nos, 5 90
F,f ,iy months. w
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F0r 10 par CesrsF.
Madison Toan ship Tea chers' In
Stituts.

According 70 prey'ca. arrangement,
tho Ma iison Tow hip Institute met at
the EaughL's School no, g, Novcmber
llth. 1876. Teache-- rrescnt, J. L.
Downey. Il. A Bolt, " :. Yaung,
Emma Hope. je' lie O,ezcG. Josie Lem
ond. Annie CooaDr e. G. Strain Trustee
j. n. LemTon -" "'.. 81 Wis itors favored
the in,tiiute wi,r cir and iyiced stten-
tion. House co Il IN order by P-eti-
dent Downsy. jennie G.ezen was
elected Secretary, prp TEN. Tie regular
programme was then taken up, viz
,iogy, by Emma Hope K-s iiHg hy w.
p. y Oung Institute took ccess AZ II
! q clock, ?. m.
AFTERNOON sEssioS.
Ius,iiute let promptly. a class was
drilled in Grammar. by Mrs. T. T..
ISirsin, after which the Institute Listened
ito debate whether persons should ~
shculd not be excused from taking
charge ~ ANY class which may be ss-
signed them. which WAS decided in the
iIegeIivr A class wa. then drii ed in
renmenship, by Annie Cooper. which
Nas very Interesting; Arithnetic. by
Jennie Glolen; GeoSr b.. BY j. L.
pownoy.
Or motion ~ n. A. Boiin. the follow
ing rcsortioa was read and adopted by
the Institute:
Resolved. That We tender oar sincere
thanks y. ". Lemnoi aHd others, for
the hospitaiities shown Us, aud 10: the
good a''endance they gave. aud cor the
libterest they manifest In education.
W. n. Young, Josie LemoLd and F..
e. Strain were appointed Ia arrange q
programme FOR the next meeting.
1 The following programme was re-
ported:
MoRNrsG SESSION.
Orihcgraphy, by J. L. Dovney
Arithmetic, by W. =. Young Topic,
I Deciiual Fractions; Phv io'ogy, by
Jennie Glezcn -Topi' Ccasiruc,ion OF
the Eve Recess.
English G,aWrsr, Lv annie Cooper
lToric. Analysis ; L. S. History. - z. A.
Boliu Topic, Revolutionary Period.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
I Geography, by r. G. Strain-Topic
Descriptive; Reading, by Josie Lem.
ond Penmanship, by Emma Hope.
On motion, the Secretary WAS in.
structed to furnish IL Editor of the
Jasper Courier copy OF the preceding
! ior publication.
f, Institute adjourned to meet az Adams
ochOol house, December 9Th. .377.
! J. u. D0WNFY, President.
v JENNIE GLFZKN Sccret1rv prC IN.
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Harmonious Desires.
Lynchearg, va Ssss

Lynehesrs, Va ssss
Not a thousand miles from Richmond.
\ wife lay in dying condition. Having
brought UP q clever orphan girl, who
was grown. the dying woman called the
young woman to her snd said: IL will
soon leave YOU my little children moth
erless. They know you and love yoa,
aud after I ani gone, want yoc and my
+, usband ~ marry" The young woman.
bursting into irsrs said, we were jus,
.s'ln sbou, that"
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"A great black bear wss killed IN
Orange Parish South Carolina, few
days ago, his weight scaling l9S pound.
An I'd darkey wao had heen gazing
pensive!y ON the carcass st length eI-
claimsdi "Grsst golly. I'm We bccn
huntin' 'possum IN lat ar swar,p sli dis
time. Pears AS ii de good LORI didAt
favor poor niggers wuffs dan."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

Lafayette Courier: A nun arrived
here yesterday. and took up her abode
at one of tho nuueries OF the city, who
is said 10 be- OF noble blood. Her father.
an Aur: rian. stands high at the court o.
Francis Joseph. She Is his only child.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

Their little girl gets confused. A>rr
being ;enGsrly tucked up IN her crib
mamma said: Now, your prayers
Jsnet." The response cSIne from the
little one. hslf asleep: "Now l lay me
aown to sleep, wien the wind blows
the cradle will rock. Amen"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17
RA1rs or All@Cr-sE,NG.

For squa,e. 10 Ii, 'o' leFs, week: 81 20
TO f.,,,.nue.t n-rr:.oa, 10 cts.
Lancer adyartisemeuts AZ he same rate,
frsrtion over oven square or square,
.-an,ed asGs~uore. These are the terms
nrl.en.i .ieut Ia ! ertisemenis: reasoua-
~. delnc.ion VII be- made TO regular
alyerti sers. ,.
N,t.ce, of ap ppointmcnt OF adminiS-
,or, ond ,coal ~. - of like chai Acter
20 be paid - r'vtr'o.
ANNuVN1. G CANDIDATES.
-. =, .vns,.n Oulcers, each 800
~ C,,.r.,, 2.5O
-or - tr.ct. Ci-c1it. or State. h.UU
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

rSomc s,srper advertised TO furnish
20. Il in.allible instructions "for secur-
ing the rarm attention Of a pretty wo-
1nln." The saswer to the applicant. Tor
the secret WA: step on her train.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

AN old Scotch woman recommended
- proachcr who arrived at the kirk wet
ihroush 10 get at once into tie pulpit
,"Tei, &c dry enough there
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-11-17

rvFour years ago two Californians
planted 100 "rcs in wslnuts ano o.,
Inonds. and their crop this season WIZ
lyield themGl AT Of s2OoCO.