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The New York herald., 1876-10-05
Our illustrated Newspapers.

It is one Of the remarkable evidences of
the great improvement which has taken
place within few years in the artistic exc
cution of American illustrated journals, that
Tweed should have been recognized in
Spain by the striking likeness Of him con-
tanned in one of Thomas Nast's forcible carl
catures in Harper's Weekly. The Spanish
authorities, oddly enough, took the picture
literally and apprehended Tweed MS a child
stealer, because he was represented dragging
off smaller person than himself Perhaps
they thought him to be the vertable alb
ductor of Charley Ross.
The illustrated newspaper has become n
fact and force among the journals of the
country. Its beginnings, it is now not un-
gracious to say, were not promising. We
had neither the artists nor the en-
gravers trained in the peculiar work
needed; but nowadays such papers as
Hdrper's Weekly, both in the artistic design
and the artistic execution Of woodcuts, are
not whit behind their English rivals. In
deed, they generally excel these, especially
in clearness Of cutting and printing. More
over, they are power in the land. Hapcr's
Veelcly, the Graphic and Frank Lesiies Jour
nal present not only the events Of the day
in their llustrations-they use caricature
often with remarkable ability and genius.
Thomas Nast's pencil is worth to political
party score or even a hundred speakers
and there are other artists in the service OF
A. a. L.,
enable them to present the topics of the
day in humorous aspect with very great
ability. The Graphic often cxcels in this
line, and wins laughter and applause by the
wit of its caricatures.
Recent improvements in photolithography
have made possible the publication of daily
illustrated journal. Such a journal as Hor-
per's Weekly with its very great circulation,
has to employ multitude of artists and en-
gravers in order to present the events OF
the week while they are fresh. 1t does this
with great success The Graphic could not
probably publish daily if it did not rely
largely on lithography, which has now been
so greatly improved that it answers adj
mirnbly the purpose of daily journal.
Illustrated journalism, which has had
in the last fifteen years n very rapid and
sound growth among us, has had an impor-
tant Office in advancing the artistic educa-
tion of the people. The most remote back
woodsman, the most secluded plantation
negro, sees the illustrated journals; he
papers his walls with the woodcuts which
best please him, and unconsciously his eye
and his taste are trained, so that he becomes
q discriminating critic and vigorously de-
uands good art. We have, therefore, reason
{, congratulate our illustrated contempo-
sras upon the sound and useful educa-
sa' work they have done and are doing
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

it is only just that they should be fairly
treated by monopoly which proposes to
destroy their business We wish to see the
new company success; but, at the same
time. we desire that the old hackmen, who
are an industrious and deserving class, shall
be fairly treated. and not be deprived Of
their means of living through the superior
strength of a rich monopoly.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

GREECE is anxious enough to have little
of that land grabbing take place at the sx-
pense of Turkey which goes in Europe
by the euphuistic title of ''rectifcation Of
boundaries = but with brigands among her
classic hills, brigands around the treasury
and fleet consisting of brig and yawl, she
does not see her way to making row about
it. She has resolved to remain neutral in
the struggle between the Porte and its re-
yolted Christian subjects.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
THE LAMENTABLE AFFAIR in Boone county,

THE LAMENrABLE AFFAIR in Boone county,
Kentucky, wherein grandson Of President
Harrison figures as the attempted, II
not veritable murderer of lady
who had declined to marry him,
name. How great the responsibility is that
rests upon the bearer of such q name the
miserable man may judge by the Difference
paid in the neighboring State of Indiana to
one whose chief distinction is kinship in
the same degree as his to the President
elected thirty-six years ago.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

ExposINo SPIR1rUALIs7Ic HuMBUos after
the manner Of the gentlemen who met in .
downtown Office yesterday, and had young
man who did not profess Spiritualism go
through the various tricks of the mediums,
is good in its way, but does not prevent
the swindlers who take the money
of the credulous and superstitious from con-
tinuing their tricks at the expense of fresh
victims. The mode pursued by Professor
Lancaster in London-namely, bringing .
charlatan before police justice-is mora
likely to be effectual.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

WALL STREET YESTERDAY stock mar
ket was higher and excited. An important
advance took place in coal shares. Gold de-
clined from 1l0 Is to 100 7-S. Government
bonds were active and lower. Railway bonds
steady. Money on call loaned at IL and 2
per cent.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

BOLD BEN BUTLER does not believe that
the republicans are doing right who are COM
bning to drive him out of the field in the
Lowell district. A spicy interview with the
Essex statesman on this and kindred topics
will be found elsewhere. What Judge Hoar
has to say for himself in the premises is also
laid before our readers. Vulcan's non-ap-
ut work on this republican bolt.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
Il X l PIE SH Il e II.
NEW YORK, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1876.

From our reports this morning the probabilities
arc that the ~eGtber to-day aciH be generally cooler
and partly cloudy.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

fS-srE CoRDIALE.-It is very gratifying
cefa cable that all differences between
nes he United States have been ar
ng Spanish officials have returned
N na Noon we cannot be too thank
10 had only returned the yir-
t n a. mptly as they did the
N~-N tht Is now on his way home
G "a Tci',N 9Afe ven no interruption Of
! al raeega eng at all
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

RAPID TRANsIr-It will crafty the citizens
of New York to know that those interested
in furnishing rapid transit to New York
have not lost all heart in face of
the legal stumbling blocks thrown be-
fore them. Yesterday step was taken in
the Supreme Court in the direction of oom-
pleting the work Of the Rapid Transit Com
mission by appointing referee to take tes-
timony respecting the appointment of an
Appraisement Commission.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

SHRv1A AND TURxEY.-Our news fir II Eus
rope touching the struggle tetW
the Turks and Servians is msra a.
diplomatic than militant casrsc-
ter. Russia, it is apparent, by smpl
maintaining her position can
the other Powers to her terms. The tardy
efforts of the Porte to formulate some
thing that looks like contempia-
ton of inaugurating constitutional methods
will not deceive many. Its desire to bs
further pressed to grant an armistice shows
that by some at least of the leaders in Con-
stantinople the difficulties and dangers Of
the present situation are appreciated.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
Invisible Vulcan.

The little intramercurial wanderer whom
the astronomers are looking for with their
long telescopes and accustomed patience
has not yet rewarded their labor by sailing
across the suns face He will be a very
small spot indeed when found, if he ever
gives the star hunters . chance. The
trouble is that the fact of not catching
him this time will leave the matter much
as the late trial of Babcock left the
safe burglary conspiracy. We know there
must be ''fraud" somewhere, but twelve
men. presumably ''good and true" could
not find it in Babcock when they had theft
eyes legally turned on him. So with Vulcan
1T is an even chance" says one saddenet
sky detective, ssthat the transit should have
taken place at night" 1T could be done
behind the clouds, says another. 1--WE shall
prove to the court" says Leverrier, like
bumptious district attorney of the universe,
"that it has taken place at the time stated"
But the witnesses contradict each other.
Some of them are suspected Of perjuring
themselves, others are said to be led away by
their lively imaginations, SO that the good
fame Of the respectable god, Vulcan, is as
much brought in question as il
he had been caught sending 'Sylph"
kilograms to Venus under the very nose
of old Jupiter himself about the
Whiskey Rings round Saturn, or found
forging Endorsements instead Of thunder.
bolts. All this time the lame old smith has
probably been minding his own business
putting new prong on the fish fork of Nep-
tune, mending Minerals spectacles, or put
ing fresh edge on the scythe of Time. His
inhabitants, who probably are not much
bothered about the price of COAL know moth
ing of the scientific worry they ars kicking
up here. Their country papers bear no
alarming pictures Of cooking stoves or Ulster
overcoats, although doubtless their s..ver-
tisements are flaming ones. The gas bills
are very light and the demon who sells
weather strips in this world through the
winter no doubt sells lightning rods in
Vulcan all the year round. There every
political canvass is heated and the most
disappointed office-seeker is never left out
in the cold. Whether in Vulcan the sun
has power to dissipate every haze that ID
thrown on the country we cannot yet
state, but for the matter of that we cannot
say more for the united efforts in the same
direction of the sun and the world we wot Of
until after the election Till then, like vul-
can, these things will be in nubibus.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

BOOTHS THEATRE.
eARDANAPALUs, ats Z. NJ. Mr.. Bangs and Mrs Agnes
Booth
CLOUDS a. sP NJ
,,rv ; TIFrn 7 l,,!IS AyENTa \ ca.n11n THEATRE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN, ats T. NJ. Mrs Howard
NIBLo's GARDEN.
ACADEMY OF MCsIC
TRovAroRE. Nine Pnlmier
BROOKLYN THEATRE
OATES ENGLISH OPERA. at = r. NJ
GERMANIA THEATRE
Elm FALL1SSEMENT, at T. NJ.
wALLAcKs THEATRE
FORBIDDEN FRUIT. at ~ NJ
BowERY THEATRE.
TULLAMORE, at 8 L. NJ. Colonel henderson
sTRINwAY HALL.
THOMAS GRAND CONCERT, at - Il. N.
WOODS MUSEUM.
FLASH OF LIGHTNING, at > = NJ Matinee at . p. NJ.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE
TWO ORPHANS, ut r. NJ
cHICKERING HALL.
Cazcncuve, the PrestdigiIateur nt = T. NJ
KELLY Icons MISsrEELs.
CHATEAU MAsILLE.
VARIETY at 7. NJ. Matinee at2pM
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
VARIETY AND DRAMA. At . T. NJ
CoLuMBIA OPERA HOUSE.
VARIETY, at s +. NJ. Matinee at z IN
THEATRE cOMQuE.
VARIETY mt p. VI.
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE
VARIETY Mt q +. III.
TONY .PAsToR's THEATRE.
VARIETY at s l.. n.
TivoLI THEATRE.
VARIETY, mt Z. NJ.
MURRAY's GRAND CIRCUA
Afternoon and evening
PARTISAN VARIETIES.
nSP.M.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs.
ats r. NJ.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
ANNUAL FAIR.
Il X l PL II 5 III u Il II
NEW WORK TUTpcDy ocTnpEp 1eye
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

THE UTE INDIANS in Colorado and New
Mexico arc reported to have assumed
hostile attitude to the whites, and
an outbreak is said to be feared
at any moment. This news is rather
disquieting, in view of the utter failure
of our campaign against the Sioux, of which
it is highly probable the Utes have learned
by this time. Were it not for general ap-
pearance of scarishness about the report we
SHOULD regard the outlook in the far West
with increased gloominess.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

GEoRdn, as we predicted after very care
ful computation, has gone democratic We
may acknowledge, now that the popular YER
dict has been taken in that State, that we
were not o little shaken in our belief by the
confident tone assumed-we may now
safely say assumed-by the repubii-
can organs throughout the Union.
in their predictions that the Georgia election
would go the other way. So far as heard
from the Georgians have not to any great
degree manifested q desire to show by their
votes that they may be counted for Havesand
Wheeler. We now further state that We do
not think they can be. ''Ari Inn etic
men" may compute until the white paper
they usually print on is covered with
figures, but they will not shake our deliber-
ate belief that Georgia viii 90 for Tilden
and reform next November, nor that the
Dutch have captured Holland.
CoLoRADo has gone republican by at least
Two thousand majority. The terrible night
mare is therefore removed which oppressed
the politicians of both parties throughout
the Union while the mighty struggle was
impending in the Centennial State between
the prairie dogs and sage hens amid
their native gulches and over their
rolling sandhills. We fancy that the
democrats Will turn contemptuous
upper lip and an air-snihing nose to this
great triumph of the party Of Lincoln. Of
Sumner and of Fremont but we arc sure,
on the other hand, that the republicans
will let the cannon roar and the eagle
scream and shout themselves hoarse because
this great State has resolved itself into
bullet in the shrapnel which is to blow JEFF
ferson Davis and his following to the blue
blazes of sulphurous hereafter. No matter
what we think of it, the battle is over. That
is something. Now we are free to turn a
quiet attention to the voting in the little
places we call Indiana and Ohio.
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

BOOTHS THEATRE.
ats T.. NJ. Mr.. Bangs and Mrs. Al
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25
Nov Sash and Door Factory a
Washington, IDd.--Interest-
ing Ia Persons Intending
10 Build.

Carpenters and persons intending -
.hu,id, viii please note the fact ihst We
have recently added sash and dooi
factory 10 our hardware business and
that we are now furnishing our custom
ers with fine sash aud doors OF our own
manufacture, cheaper aud better than
ever before. Wealso keep Chicago work
on hand
Particular attention is given ca orders
for store doors, and odd sizes of sash
and doors.
Our stock of hardware Il among the
largest la the State, and builders will
find Il 20 their advantage 10 got their
IUa,ctial Of US. We are having large
lots Of lumber hauled US from Jasper
and persons wanting hardware, agri-
cultural implements. or building mae
rial, can send by the teamsters almost
every day. We also manufacture plow-
handles and double shovel plows.
June Q 3m. ROGERS < BRO.
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For sheriff.

We are suthoT1ei TO .nhounes 4 4. NcDonAid. Of
Boone township esndasts for 81 ria. At tie ss-
Z, aiug Oe'obe- slsc.'ou.
We sre authorized 10 snnouHes Samuel Lsdsstwoot'
u uh.seu township, nlliais foI sEerii the
ensuing October election
We ar, suiqor4ei % ,unounes l.idars sehuhnaehsr,
Of Ba.nbrisr township. as candidate for sheriff Al
he ensuing O-'ol,r -''ct.n.
IT, Ne are --; .led 10 announce N. " Bolin Of
cass township candidate for sheriff at the ensuir Z
October election.
ssly>we sutho-i TO announce John =. Morgan
OF Madison Township. candidate fcr sherr a; ;hs
ensuing October election.
Ek.y-Hs are slihori4sdto announce b Harmed =
B,lubrdgs to~uship eandidaIs for sheriff ,, the
ensuing October election.
ssys-Ns ar. authorized 90 snnounce y. r /. Va
mons on, Of Hirtison township. a. candidate .or
sheriT, At the ensuing Cciober 81 elton.
Efy~Te are .l...orzei 90 shl1uncs iranL Pink. 81
Bslub.'5ge tvWu.h,? esnddats for Sheriff, at the
orc ing 'c,oLsr election.
iSy~ Ne are suthor1ed 70 -rTcuuce ''eorg. Cox o.
j., s-oa township candidate FOG l-srir. a. d.
ensuing October election.
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ForNounty SnryeNor.

We ~ autbofist 4nuyulC. l. D. Cooper. q Hsf,i.
son t"susbp, candidate ior coaniy Surveyor. At
he ens ing oct0b'r election.
prs5' So are authorized 70 s.aosnc- JOHN hILLrE
Of Pstofa o~u-P, esntiu 10 for SBrysyor. a. -
snsu October sloction.
W. 80, sutlsuied 60 aunoun-s william Mac Hari.
~ Patota Tow u-hp .didAie ivr Surveyor, At tn
snsuing October eiSctio.l
Va re authorized 20 shuouses Fr,tk Vuaute. Of
F,rf sna o, nsip cs4cl3si- f"f s4f,sy,r At n.
ersa'ns nct-la. ,L.et.Aa ~
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~. ,r. sr- o-'rsa to auas17s, 49, y.tre. T.. 81
3 re 'ners.if. o. c,'ti.at, .or As.ss.or, At .r'
.Hsut. .,...r sieo-.tu.
- .,rr.s. 90 -un ur"e :. Greer. -
e ,arca ... .rr 3 essa Ct .aadis t'vr.,if. o. ti.
s.tt coi,r ,iecs.aa.
ret zee 1u.-.iiss &C. ann"rnes y. G. Ns'so, 81
Re te4-.l.i. -. candidate Tor Assessor a, ias
...t .f,.s-I.ou
...gs 3D.. area..Ll.n,dto announce G. s Kendall
o. on touusAip candidate or Assessor, a; 10,
ensu 2 October election.
W. are authorizes to anaouNra George c. Greene. Of
r IN, ,snsh.9. A. candidate Tor Assessor, a, =
,r.uinE O,,ohe- ls-tion
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\ OrICa 10 CONTRACTORS.


- OriCE is hereby given. that the
" undersigned Superintendent. APP
pointed by the Board OF Commissioner
u Dubuis rounty, lndiinL will let 20
Fl ne lowest responsible bidder. at public
cutlery. uu
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ilth, 76.
.lt one o'clock, q. ST., og the premises.
lae repairing az two stone abutments.
and "a The same lime and place, tire build
ing Of a new Suspension bridge. OF
said abutmeuts, scro,s Patoka river, a.
or near kclso's Mir. IN Madison iowa.
shin. Du5uis county. Plans, speciica-
lions aud terms can be seen ~ TIC resi-
dence OF sail superintendent, ~ Hlrbi-
3nn township, puoois county. Indiana
and 1t tie place Oh re day of letting
The Snpe-iuteu ."rt reserves the RICH
10 reject 8i,v AL 80 bids.
HARRISON MORGAN, Supt
July 2sl, 1875 fT.
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- Now 4, tie time TO bcaulify your
l-uses, Larus and fences with coat OF
durable paint. \ large acd complete
assortment ofpaiu.s and oils sold at the
New Drug Sjor.. az panic prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25

'rTWe heard men comp.ainiDg at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning, that not an
officer OF any Kind wss TO DC found in
The Court House. and 4; was true. We
'nppose hot weather compelled them -
seek a cooler resort.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25

p-Ar. Johi X. Clssnon, OF the
marble works, is getting on a stock OF
red granite, which VIII make hand .omc
monuments. lie has al order for one
handsone one 60 bcgin ON.
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For Treasurer.

V. are ,u;ioti,d 20 snuosn-c IS 1.an Hrs'1 81 g.
llpg ns,Lr,. candidate f.- Tr"nsuf's % plho.-
counts q. ne ensll'.g Os4bsr s.s Len. ~
s,~S sc a. suthcr.rsd 20 arr tr'.ee i'.s l.. S9-r-
.ocs .; Madison 's'. h,p st.'l- 'or -si-'-
Tor Treasurer o. Dubois eoaH;y. ne cEsag or,-h''
.lecr. ~.
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~ DR. Pearson writes TIL. week that
the skies sre vi! bright for the speedy
letting out OF contract for building the
narrow guage from indianapolis. 60
IN on your uoscle, aud our people viii
help you.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25

az Mr.. Tony Kraus eat his leg with
a foot aaze on last Monday, aud now
walks with n cane for while.
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~ 7. Vert y Co. extend cord,a.
Invitation "a the public generally TO call
aud see u u oar new home. and OK.
Hrniue oar large stock q! now vood.
iu-' received aud being sold az bottom
prices
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For Trustee.

We go tgtberil.d 20 srasunc' Jacob p. Len.sor
,s c,pH ii, fo Trustee o. Madison t.1t -, o.. .t,
ersiiur 1,t.' sr elccti,f,
t.~ are sptsotssd % sruounce Wil'.aa = Lose o.
v,st.ou ie~r..'. ,s csniioate or Trl.t-e. b.. g..
eel. .t.-.. r.+.I.. p election
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~ The TWO crazy men In cur county
jail are said TO nave mole lsilsss,,iie
time tia. i.e leader % the Crgni hosts
OF Missouri. in the $ Louis j.'l. Tut
Mckee stole money enough 90 rly l;m
iiiends, and Hayes has promised 10 go
them in cillcc g. hc is elected.
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~ Dsu't ior.set the meeting At ~
Anthony next Monday. Iioh Ga.riel
Schmuck, candidate for Clerk OF the
Supreme Court. has promised TO Toe
present aud address the people, with
other spea kcrs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25

e. Pune burbon whisky Tor medical
purposes, purchased directly from the
dlstillery, AZ T. Wer'z 6 Co.
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~ give ny our first page this week
10 Mr.. VI liams' excellent speech 81 81
lem. This - the one the Indianapolis
Journalattcmptei 20, .lliclle, because
nadc Us farmer.
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H.ss~vs r-s utbor7si 90 lbnour-c Jstsss A. 70
viii-us CT iisl 'ce r. hip, o. csutiaa's 20 Cc-u-
COMM .iofs- ;cr tie s,c.H. .hu,:. Is he sssuiar
TO- Ser aiecrrr.
T5>rs-N, are sutlo-.zsA 20 snno.ace si-l'i Vain o.
O.. Fy.fr1 township. icr rs-el.cJan C'9ti~ Co--'s
.clc- .or tbe second Dsr.e'. 81, ensuing oe,obe
,i.r-i.n.
1=y~Vs or, anihoriredto announce Hs'Flsou Nosgsa
OF nsrb.srn tovr.hi. far reelection - County Cow
m'.-i-ur ~ a., Fr-t District the ensuing oetoher
lection
Issy-wr .rs ,utt ryi.ed % announce WI Y. Green.
81 Madison to.nsh'r. d -si dictate Zoe County Con
missioner lor ~, rir-. Dgfot Al the sauils October
election.
e-Sewe a-s t4'hnri-si % Announce sli-i'H 's-'s-.
% Hs.4'tdvs township 90 candidate Pr IourN con-
mis.f7rer for ~ ssesli Dirrir.. a. - sr.'''a
fl-. der f'r.t.sr
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~ Df. Slbin write that arrange
mcnts are about perfected which it Is
thought will enable the Rockport rail-
road to be completed to Jasper this fail.
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For RenresentnfiVe.

W. are uu;tari % announce ALlNNr FlFY'S q.
u n alison to~-s'p Dubois comfy, fot j,iht- Rsjr.
sentative % Martin and Dubois Counties At fhs ensrnE
October election
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25

rs The SalBi OF thousand flower
las shed .ts sweetness ~ perfumery az
4. Werlz & Go.
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% The many friends of Mr.. Andrew
HochgcsauZ will be sorry to learn that
ne il dangerously i'll.
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Organ for Sale.

SMITH American Company Organ
with eight STOPS. knee swell, and beauti
ful tone for sale At the COURIER OFFICE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25

r1There l. considerable sickness
arlong the children now
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25

QTOur Exposition letter ia crowded
out this week. II viii appear next week
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Domestic Sewing Machine.
Not unIoNed yet, for sale for S55 =
retaiisa 7J-at tie CoUaIFc OFFICE.
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w srs ar'' -r'Iet =, suae,prc RENE i5chlyter. o
Fatos- .a', r'l.p a. t.adl,sie ~ cuo-s- a, =.
-usi4lI o-'crss election 't'a.
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Girl Wanted
TO 60 general house, ork. Enquire n
C0Ua-R OFFICE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25

Piano for Sale.
A good iallett a Davis piano for sale
at the COURIER OFFICE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25
JASPE Err COURIER.

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