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sArasse. 8areaus. Glide. esible. BettHel.
Tn. ". i. ~. ebenio fertise Barge
unh sttuas Mnoeres fir innge Gbeleute
itets %porrdtbi9.
rDas erite 1T elm Rieibcrldrant,
Das 3meite ioQ bas @aidiint iein,
Das Gritte lit Der &iihenidra nj,
Das @ierte TT bic BettReG fein,
Das Glnfte tbun feds stibIe Hcaen,
0as sedsie 1T Der @odinN Chair,
9as S!ebte mab ber Slid beritelea,
Das adte 1T bic @iese - leer.
sat artiteI iiebt Gn bier,
6uter Greunb, iJ aeb' fe D.r
Sir so Dollar a%Ieiam,nt,
Do oben in ct. Wartin Coma,
SIN Senrp 2oosbrud's sdreireribp
aannf Du es babem. aues l'appt.
aae arbeitsn in SOL, iperben ,nse "'nmen
fir MobeI iomobl ais fit 8auecatra.e.
qsebitoae ?. .. stearus g.. Miaa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

- 6err Builder Webel bat isinen
VutIhNibop erDHnet unb bietet nun
Dem eeebrten Yublitum bic bette @ele.
3enteit, ausseSci9nctes friides Gleild
ano gang famoie Mirite in ieinem
sbop Su taufen. 9err @cbel 1T Elm
omr4 unb ourd 9elernter tu4tiser
Nenner ieines @eiddites. Sein Shop
5sfinbet ii@ an 81. @srmain Street,
nabe 9a9's Saloon.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
6tast mud @ehtrz.



Mdbdem, Dor einern @ort
site bid ftbr,
Sab id nid)t trinten lou,
Sa9e mi9t mcbr.
NIiae bed riaes nm bid
Sm bic Aatxr,
Grnielnbem Sonnenltrabl
3rintet bic Glur.
Wrunnea unb nweuen trintt
Duritie bic Nu
limb in ben, H~lummentel@
Hlintet her 3bau.
9rinten he Qafte nidt
@irSisen Duff?
edau, unb Der Talter trsnst
@ieoer bic Quft.
1yieaen bic Nienea bod
ONrItt0 IN Vet',
limb nm bic Scmne tdDwebt
9runicn bic Melt.
sa, ieIbR bic Come trinst
AIhlenbe Glut,
sSenn fie i'm Meeres8runb
Moi1ct uub ruht.
'Mdodcn, brum fae' mir nidt:
.Srinfc niGt mebr!"
~5rintt bod bic aamje @elt
&inss MN mid Der.
Rei&e ben we&er mir,
Sdcnte mir Gin,
Sim ia auf Green fonf
'Niidtern ALIEN!
Nriebri1 Gornft
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2anbperfauf.

1876 ader sutes 2anb, 2 Meilen oElid bonn
@ourtbaus gu st. Gloub, srcn3eno an oen
MiiEHlppi- 6lus, tOnncn inter iebr siinitiaen
@%ebimennsen ansetauit perben. 0as 2ane
1T tbwtdpeiie Sol,-, @ieien, uno |rairiclano.
Cine ansoe3eitnete @eleeenbcit, cin Mildac.
fdait - betreiben, tHoem Der Martt nabeoei
1T. air@en mno Sdulen III s~crinser Gntfer,
nuRg.
Judge McKelvey.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
+. @omer

brinstbem scebrten @ublifum in Grinneruxa,
bab CT ale slrten Nnitreid)er. srbeitcn auf'S
Bette unb ;u liberalcn Yrciien beiorat. 9em
anfreiden bon Saufern, 8useies,
8a9en, 9ausidilben &c. wirb bic
arObte Sorafalt 9epiSmet. = Chop in Der
ct. gIouo @asen- Gabrit. Is
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
perflutut

Sin 9 idhsiscs. lammircmmes, ~feblefteies
Vfcrb. (sssaaah) gut gum Gabrcn nnt Asittn
IL bia,e ;u ucrtaufcn. fotpie Gin faa Hurs
Eicrbeeeidirr unb S9litten (einipGnu1a)
Ndheres ;u erfabrcn in Der Office oes rAseb>
fern. 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

M6be[.- 9rot aQem Sumbus unb auer
Nufidneiberei gum Sobne fauft man allc
@attunsen Mobel better unb ipoblfciler bel
s. 6. &erfdba@.
ct. gIouh. Minn.
limb ~tuarum?" = @eiI berielbe INNER
Ieinen Uorratb se9en Gaib eintauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

Das sduliabr besinnt am eriten gtcntas
im September uns idliebt Gaoe SUM. Die
3oglinse tuerccn inbcb su' irber 3eit mdbreno
oes Sabrcs a%ufacnommen. @ot unb Scr
piteanna fir fInf Monate $4,000.
Muiit &c. ertra 3u be3ablcn. Die critic
sciiion besinnt am l. Moatas in Septem>
ber-;- bic ;tueite AM l. Montag i'm Gebruar.
Gir Md6cres tpcmoe man fid AZ
Mother Walburga, O. S. B.
2 L. B. "a. St. Cloud, MINI.
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Gmittmn9em.
Mir ben uTorSHeru" babcn bc,obIt:

Nur ben uTor5tcru" babcn besahlt:
Serbara Staibcrger, Gate George @2.5
Saspar sens, gate UeS-Oe ~
lenrp sieuerbing. Iorob ~
). U:rtlcr, 0air Qoper o.O
5ottlieb 3nobeL 3ion ~
3eor9e aoni9 sreuter, ,3ion ~
oenrp Oienourf, 5orab %
simperid, Spring Sill 22
Gaspar Stein, Hodpiue -
Saspar Nobner, Cob Spring *
oenrp YSeue, Rem 9Runi1 TX
Jobn 8. ubling, GDlb Spring ~
Bath. Ytiler, Cob Spring ~
Sobn 8. @beling, Ct. Soiepb -
penrp Gin r1er, st. Ngatba ~
Soi. Yegbolb, Tortb Yrairie ~
u. Weiucso, AIbanp ~
Seorge Xrdmer, Spring Sill 80
Sobn Shneiecr. Torab ~
RMoolpb @rieber. Mpon ~
8arI Sigrr, Rodpiae ~
Nrait oenoiten, Dat Station ~
Bet. Geiobarb. st. Glono ~
:. y. Spmitt, Cob Spring ~
15eobor &eres, Torab -
Otto sihel, ct. Soiepb ~
Charles Xetet, auon *
yttc. 4lrid, GOlb Spring -
Sobn Stnlteis, Xoytb 9rairie ~
5ran, 0obler. Sprin9 9iu u
Jobn g ten, 1orat ~
anb. Stneioer, Sefe George ~
Better 2rd,ner, 81. eloub 10
Anbreip Gala, 1lesers @rope rs
Iusuit Suies. Nepers @roue 10
hermann ,9arff, ct. Saul 20
J1cob 9abr, Ct. GrSub -,
Batter Sos. Oomlep. 81. Gloub ~
Better 1biencs, Nort3 Yrairle 10
". Shmitb, st. Glcab ~
8ernb. Nrabp, st. Gloub h2
Scorge Berger, Ct. 70 EU
Seorge 0riber, Souf Centre AN
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G@te Mebi3inen

3u IiberaIen Yreiien.
llnb bod, na&bem man es iiberau prcbirt
fat, tamft man in 6. ShuIten'f alter
peutlher a::pothete MQes biQiaer unb beHer.
Sein @efddit bat ipcn,aer Nuslaeem pR it.
eenb elm Mnberes. Ct besablt fcine @ente,
tDeilt nit teinem Yartner uno bdlt cine
Muswabl
bon j arben, @ur3eIn, 8rautern,
@einen unb Wetiea meuten,
wie MAJ Tic ionft 1ier nirsenbs finoet.
Gutter &atb
toHet nidts uno iuirS germ unb freunbli@ CT.
tbeilt.
&ecepte
werpcn ;n ibrcm r'uirtli&en" @crtbe aase.
fcrtist.
6. Gdulte1
It Yeent fur YberiQ's fertis aemiidte Garben.
Mnb feline slpotbete
1T
bic nein3ige" beutI9e Mpot6ete
norbIid bon MinneapoIis.
ST.. Cloud R~estnNrUtlOn.
Cine 9birc iiblid bonn @ct.Soufe.
Mabl;eitcn au icber Stunte hes Saaes.
Gag. 8%oitsdngcr wcreen gu GuSerit biQi9en
Ereiien cine OortreTlide Saiel fnbcm. Seine
@eine, Gi9arrcn, %yimonaben,
ICT-CREAM,
elm erober Sorratb bon feinem Gonfcet, siii.
fen, Griid,tcn unb Mlcm, ,uas nur ben @au>
men tibcln mag.
Miebcrc Yreiie unS 3nbcrtommenbe 8sbie.
nuns piro ben @dnea ju 9bciI.
c. H. Sumner.
1918
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$258elp9nun9.

Sbise Selobnuns htrb Seber,mann ausbe.
,ahlt, Der irseubmeldc slusfunft aebcn tann,
iuoourd Varteien ODER Yerionen arretirt her.
ben fonncn, bencn nadocmieien wcroen fam,
oob ic bic D~entmaiera lno 6rabteine aui Dem
,,Northstar" 8esrabnibplate r%uinirt. ODER
,ntiteut ODER irseunuie nerocrben babcn. And
wirb hermit betannt semadt, oab VcriOnen,
ueIdc aui bcmislben Ylabe bcin oaaen obel
icnImie Gcucrw aFen aebrauden, nit cer gan
sen Strense bes @eiebes beriolst meroen.
8. %. &in9sburp s.. >. Sapis
Secretary. w. NJ. Northstar Lodg.
No. % r., A. F. 4 A. NJ
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t- @er quito llbren oocr id0nc rbrtetten
anb anbere Suwelen ~ fauicn ipiinfdt, menoc
i'd ,uerit mad Serrn @obertion's SuweIcns
tore an ct 6ermainNrabe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
@rober 9anbel in Drp Wopps.

Sdlcicr, Vcrtals, W%orbanae, Sdottilde WrS
irau;0iiide 0inabams, @~olenmaaren. Som-
lHeribamls. Yel,e, Sonneni@irmc, Scibcn.
banb. 9aidcntiider uno Elm srober gprratg
aMbcrcr Sommcrtuaaren tve:ben gum Soften
prcis %pertauft. 8ommt uno iebet bic @aarcn
unb lcrnt bic Yreiie fenncn bel
Soiep9 GbeIbrod.
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T1rnler 8erein.

slm samitaa ben y Sulb gormittaas .
llbr ipirb Der Ga%rmernercin 80. 2 in 1auic
oes perrn : cbn 9 DIN ara Garmer, feline
Sicrtdidhrlide &criammluna abbalten.
Ane Witaliebcr fodeM erid,einen, bd febr
uidsiae SaAcn oerbauSelt iperoen iouen.
3. 8rabp, Gltrt.
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~ @ilbcrrahmen, aros unb lehs idon
mnb elegant, ueraoloet ober BON @l%admaunub,
tets 5a ben biuisiten Vreiien borrdtbis bel
y. @oienberger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

~ 9. Miller in ct. gIoub
~ocrtauft bic bcHen unb feinHen eiqucure in
icinen Waaa;inen. Seine @eine uno @iaar.
rem tonnen bon teinem 9auie i'm Staate Gber.
trofcn werben, mcber al 1ortreHidteit nod
IN 8iaisteit. 0tan fprede boz rub iberseuec
lid. 3-bt
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8ri&'S
2agerbier &ramerei
@t.eIouS' minneioto.

@utes reiaes Bier in bcIiebiaen auantitater
hetS an 6anb unb gum @erididen bereit.
Betetunaex bon bier unb ausparts perben
prompt beiorgt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Evansville Courier.
The Hon. Lewis v. Bogy, United
States Senator from Missouri, il dead
Senator Bogy has been i'll for several
months with an affection OF the feet and
lower limbs, said TO resemble paraly sis.
He recently made a trip TO Colorado
hoping there 10 regain his health, but II
did not improve his condition. In adj
dtion TO this he has suffered from great
mental depression, having frequently
stated Of late that he would not live 10
take his seat Ia the Senate in October.
1b =, Louis special Of the Cincinnati
Ga4..,e relates this incident Of his early
life:
"As an illustration Of his fxedncss OF
views upon any subject, his course 10
running for the Senate is remarkable.
When he left home to study law in the
year 1882, he placed in the hands Of his
mother the following singular docu-
nent:
STE. GENEvIEyE, Jan. l6, 1882.
"On this day left home, under charge
of Mr.. William Shannon, an old friend
of my father, TO go to Kaskaskia to read
law in the Office OF Judge Pape. My
education is very limited, but with hard
study may overcome 1t. am deter
mined 10 try 1t, and my intention is Il
return to my native State to practice law
ii ! can quality myself, and. while doing
50, to work TO become United States
Senator for my native State, and TO worl
for this until l arr sixty years old.
will pray God to give me the resolution
TO persevcrc III this intention. hav'
communicated this TO my mother ans
given her this paper TO keep. so hell
me God. LEWIS VI. BoGY.
Oddly enough, it was in bis sixtieth yea
that he was elected 10 the Senate. Pre-
vious to that he had held various po
stions from the Democratic party, bu
; conid scarcely be deemed 70 rank amonI
1.-THE great men Of the State. Still, in tn
! race against Frank Blair, immeasurabl.
his superior in ability and prominence
he was from the first confident OF sue
. cess. and took his election TO the Senat
by the remarkable Missouri Legislator
lof 1873 as matter Of course. His be
lief in the destiny Of the thing was re
!markable. so, now, as one who know
him thoroughly lately remarked, IF b
has determined that he IL going to di'
\ he will die"
II Senator Bogy was in every sense
: .s|self' made man, having had none Of u
! ad dv&utages OF the schools or even OF n
] kind Of associations which help to ed,
! cate. Yet by sheer force OF character !
J succeeded ia realizing his carly anb
!, ton, and although he achieved 4
! brilliant fame in the Senate. was regart
! ed as man of convictions and intcgrit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Mr.. EDlroR :--Pcrmii me 10 give your
readers q few items from Bunker Hill
and surrounding territories as II has
been some time since Won have heard
from a. Scmc wretch burnt the post
Office NJ this place. but j. H., from Lem
ming.on l. going 10 erect new building.
We noticed an article in late issue
az The Courier from j. w. Condiif, Gov
crror Of Gross Roads Territory, stating
that bennington had rebellcd or scce-
ded from Bunker Hill: we deny the
charge, as bennington never belonged
to Bunker Hill. Cross Roads was the
first territory. Bunker Hill second and
bennington ihird--thcy all come under
Jurisdiction Of Governor Condifi; but ]!
bennington has seeded. il IL from
Cross Roads and not Bunker Hill
The citizens Of bennington and Bunker
Hill are on very intimate terms q
present. AZ soon as J. h. gets the new
building erected at Bunker Hill, w
\ will have mail route 10 Lemmington
j. II. H. viii carry the mail rom Bunker
Hill to bennington. You see that all !
peace and happiness with the people o.
the two above named places.
Wheat sowing is the order of the day
! As farmers are now busy sowing ant
preparing tie gruund. There is 60
! ing to be larger quantity sown thi
fall than common.
william r., J. III. and L. 7. visited s.
Louis last week to see the bridge. "
r. said that II was wonderful sight
George Traylor and w. r. Chaps
got back TO Dubois from Newton count.
George Z. Green is going to erect
frame dwelling. N. Harris y tho boz
workman. OBsERvER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28
Night Gatherings Not Conducive
10 Good Morals.
BooNE Tr., DuBoIs Co. INp4
Sept. ilth, 1915

BooNE IT,. DuBoIs Co.. lNp..
sept. llth, 1915
Perhans some one who reads this ar
ticle will sav why did the writer send il
To secular rather than religious paper.
VI our correspondent i free 10 confess
thar communications OF similar nature
are more frequently found IN religious
literature than otherwise. But many
read the common newspaper that seldom
ever sec church paper. Therefore, ~
order 10 reach this class OF individuals
the writer has decided thar the columns
of your paper shall be burdened with
this production Our old people com
plain Of the rudenes~ Of the young folks
1 A lready some have become very skepti.
cal as to The teaching Of the wise man
Nv hen lie said train up the child in the
way he should 20. and when he Is old
lbe will not depart frsm it, Now my
kind friend. Ii the teachings Of the Bible
Iare worth any thing, they are ccrtainl,
true upon everything they teach.
IearnestIy contend that the provcrb i
neither metaphor nor hypcrbolc. !
lis a plain affirmation, meaning just wha
lis said.
| Oue WIlteF SAYS tUtit uit MANY rttH
ling exceptions TO this rule. All mel
are faIlible, and who can say that mis-
take has not been made In the training
when a youth reared by pious parent
that have impaired good intentions, ha
lprovcd worthless and even curse 4
4 dIsocictv ?, How many will consent tina
the above Il strue?. Many we know den
III. and will point 10 instances that hay
come under their notice which sets asid
1.-The validity Of the proverb. q MA
THOU ART FALLIBLE! With all due rt
Ispect to your opinions, and with III
bible before us, we must affirm that yo
, lnre mistaken. All of your instances al
Iprools Of mans weakness rather tina
setting 10 naught inspiration. "Oh
D. saws one. II did not Intend such thing
Admit that your position be true, an
then solomon spoke falsely. Admittil
/, THAT Solomon speaks the truth, ana ju
las directed by Omniscience, then "
are beyond all doubt mistaken. Tn
liar we have endeavorcd 20 prove ID
THAT immortality, which Il much IN u
n asccndancy, need not exist. Having Z
effect before us, we may find the caus
ofIThc most productive source Of evil, a
A. dclctcrious 10 the good morals Of
y. .lrising generations IL night gathering
mes sl.Youngsters" assemble under varic
ug |prctcnses, and instead of improvI
themselves morally and intellectual
: they engage in those devices Of fal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Prayer A La Mode.
Give me All eye 10 others failings blind
Miss Smiths new bonnct's quite .
fright behind !!
Wake in me charity for the suffering
poor
There comes that contribution box once
more
Take from my soul all feelings covct-
OILS
III have q shawl like that, or make a
fuss!
Let love for all my kind my spirit stir
save Mrs. Jones; III never speak "a
her!l
Let me in truths fair pages take delight.
Ill read that other novel through TO.
night!I
Make me contcnted with my earthly
state
III wish ia married rich; but its toe
late!;
Give me heart Of faith in all my kind
4 Miss Browns rs big hypocrite a.
Help me 10 see myself al Others see
IIThis dress is quite becoming unto me J.
Let me act out no ial-ehood. / appeal .
4 ( wonder IL they think these curIs arc
real,I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Miles G. Parker, ex-Sfatc Treasurer
OF South Carolina, has made q confession,
N which he makes startling charges
against ex-Governors Moses and Cham
berlain. United States Senator Patterson
and Others Of the infamous ring which
plundercd millions of dollars from the
people Of the State. His statement
confirms the charges against Patterson,
aud will doubtless lead TO the indict-
Imcut Of Chamberlai.. He admits his
own guilt in the crimes sorrowtnlly,
aud saws that his motive in making the
confession il TO avoid being made the
scapc goat for the crimes OF other men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28
The show About washed Out.

WIN HAYS.
When the full force of tive wafer was
turned OF III the fountain at the Expo
si.ion last evening. country chap. who
stood close BY. dropped his carpet bag.
ran over forty people. upset Tom Brai-
lev AZ the door. and was dcwn Al the
ferry dock ia live minutes. waiting -
yet across the river and 20 home. lie
told man lie guessed the show Wa
labout washed out. as the iurn thing
busted in four or five places before hc
left
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

The nomination OF General McClel-
Ian for Governor, by the Denotra ic
ICopvcntion Of New jersey, wa> 2 i'm
Igularly gratifying tribute 70 him. Other
Iaspirants had dastercd iheinseive. mat
they had the delegations ''sct up. rnrii
one in his own favor. But the announce
ment Of General McCiellan'S nsnie
awakened such storm. of enthusiasm
that he was nominated on The iirnt ballot
'lby al overwhelming majority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

MADAM said a polite traveller 70
a .csty old landlady. III see proper 20
telp myself TO this milk, is there any
impropriety in IL.
Il don't understand what yon mean;
but ii YOU mean that there's anything
nasty in that milk, III give yon 70 nm
derstand you've struck the wrong house.
There ain't the first hair in N. Tor ~
soon as Dorothy Ann told me the kitten
was drowned in the milk. went right
straight and strained il over"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

General Lew Wallace Is making .
claim against the Mexican government
for Si24,OUO Tor services rendered du-
ring the MaxImillian troubles, and pio-
poses 10 obtain satisfaction with the as.
sisiancc OF The present administration
which fully endorses I's claim.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

The democratic candidate for gov.
crnor OF Ohio, the Hon. II. NJ. Bishop
IL beginrir~ to scare the opposition
The Cincinnati Commercial says Uncle
Dick IL carryin on such button-holine
hand-sAaking, baby. kissing campaign =
was never before seen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

The ministers oflhc Baptist churches
Ief Philadelphia, At a meeting Ieccnlts,
adopted resolutions condcnlning The
opening Of the permanent exhibition o'i
Sunday, and denouncing The manage.
ment for such q course.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

Petersburg Democrat.
A Mrs. Thompson who lives in All
ford is making things lively Tor her
she has become a. crazy a.
4 loon upon the subject Of religion. aud
goes about whoopiug up the residents
upon their sinful course. She OCCASION
aily tries to make her argument more
forcilde by the free use of an ak. but has
thus far been kept from doing any seri-
Gus harm. II would be advisable for
the proper authorities to look into the
matter.
The Daviess County Agricultural So
ciety is in all probability defunct
institution. They were unable 10 pay
but small per cent Of their offered
premiums.
Grain buyers in Petersburg have adj
vanced the price Of first-ciass wheat 70
onc dollar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

A Statement Showing What go
Raised IN Indiana Last ear

Raised In Indiana List
From the reports or county annl.'ls
in the Office OF the audiior n
state the following list Of The produces
|of Indiana for the year ending 'uhc
1877, Is made: y,
Number Of horses. 53i,s6l mnles' 81
lsg: cattle. I.058.B21: sheep, eoo-. y
hogs. 2.455.534. Acres Of wheat. l,is-
38C: corn. 4.300,737; oats. o'o''ol
meadow. !, lea. .ol0 pasture and mean"~' ,~
4 s6l. III Bushels Of wheat. l5,o32.i-9
corn. e5.23O. .3o6; rye, 3l20Sl; potatoes,
2.67s.06O; barley, l42,76O; grass a',n
clover seed, 90,795; fax seed. sOa' ~
fruit. 5.24s.282. Tons Of hay, ye5' -.
hemp. $50 coal mined. 502 ATT. Huslicis
of coal. Is. 775. 600 lime 985,Tv7. Pounds
of beef. 5,6ll. .5O2: bacon, az-5.s'asi
bulk pork, 4056,094; lard, 80 i'up'
wool. l.7ls455; tobacco. i2.5.s'.Si'
hops. 90, ,473; maple sugar, 2Z4'ssO. hAf-
reIs Of beef, 6,sl5i pork, 1882. ~
lions OF cider. 1886, 1876; vinegar; "so'-
1898: wine, 43,l59; sorghum molasses'
l9o5, ,8s9 maple molasses, l5z,aO1. a'nr
;lof fhome made manufacturers, oi,2zo.3o
Slaughtered animals. Si4,5S7.945. Num-
-lber Of pianos, 1902; melodeons anh "r-
,Igans. 1876; sewing machines, v5,vS'-
Cords OF wood. s2.s47. Value Of rarsien
,lproducts. $4,000. Acres in cultivation.
s272,C26. Value Of nursery stock, $50, i55.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

"A small child being asked hy sun
day School teacher, what did the ls-
raclites do after they had CROSSED me
RED ScaY answered, II don't Know,
ma Am; but guess they dried tiieni-
selves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

North Vernon Sun. As yet but
little of the ,a'c wheat crop has beer
marketed. Tie producers are evidentl,
l.olding tor better prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

The japanese students, three Of
whom entered The seshman and one the
junior preparatory class OF Asbury uni
vcrsiiy, arc very siudious and give ex'
celLenL INLlL ALIMMs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

AT Auburn, New York, over hun
ldrcd families have banded together -
purchase land ia Texas. They WI 'e-
Isnovo there IN October, aud Will pscoa-
lbly engage III stock raising.
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The commissioners Of Bartholomew
county have offered . standing reward
800 for the arrest and conviction oI
lauy horse tlief.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-28

The Rev. w. f. Harmed. late Of the
Madison Centenary church. has been ap-
pointed pastor to the church OF tie same
name at Des Moines, Iowa.
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puross COUNTY, INDIANA, By
Y CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE. IN COURIER BUILDING On
Wrsr SIXTH STREET.
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Give me al eye 10 others faiIings blind
II Miss Smiths new bonncts quite q
fright behind
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-07-11

AT n quarter past 2 o'clock Tuesday morning
an incendiary fire broke out In The frame building
called the American Methodist Episcopal Church,
situated on Coliseum street, between valence and
Bordeaux streets.
The fremen, on entering tho church, found
that the floor had been saturated with coal oil,
and lot OF slow matches had been run through h
the building.
Traders Insurance Company. The amount could
not be nscertained
Owing to the prompt arrival Of the fire depart
ment, the chu.ch was only damaged to the
amount Of $40.