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,,,i-,..I ,,-.. -. .,-o.,--. -, -,
Iii uuIc1 "nu sCeady' tierce, SsaJSc; Kegs, ia
( iio5." . DtiA meats sea &C anu nrlh' shoulders,
hioyOIe' hyII' "% %c, p'Cheu' Vac bacoh sIFonB ana
az gu % "s's 'Jlac. ouSar- cuIed mans hrn-
u ''' i'"i '>ac WHISKY uull ~ u oodL IL
BALTIMORE. Oct. l3.-FlOur active and firm;
| western supcrhne, $3 l5ai 70; do, extra, S5l8l
10, FAMILY, 50 LAS Wheat: Western strJnt
ana higher: western steamer, 81 81 BID; 10,
~. winter red, spot 81 ~; October, 81 As 4;
November 81 A Dld; do, No. winter red,
81 u. corn: W estern hrmer ana higher;
western mlAGI. SPOT ana OCIoOeI' Jo1aCs NO.
YcmDcr BIC; steamer, JItsc. Cat fairly
active anu hrm: southern, 22l3ic. Western
Mhlte, 35aS6c; do mlNcd, 32ajIc. Rye steady at
6ta69a nay dull Provisions quiet Pork:
SO. Bulk meats: shoulders, 7Ac; clear rib
Stdes, S!sc; packed, sage. Bacon: shoulders,
S5ac' clear rib sides, 9saa95sc. Hams, l21aa
Ijtac Lard: refined, iJdlUAC
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MILL FEED-The receipts are more moler-
ate, and bran is firm at Sli so per ton. Ship
sIuus held at Sl3al4 per ton, AMI uegleCted.
M"dings firm at lSd2i per ton, and air de-
mand, all on ARRIVAL. In store 81 more,
MOLASoES-MarEet steady, with fair con-
pie supply at i5a55c per gallon for fair t1
prime. hehned syrups are quiet at jUCa1 per
gallon. and moderate demand.
OlLS-SG 'ady Tor nuseeu and moderate de-
mand at Toe per gallon Refined petroleum
steady and selling at ltalGc per gallon. Ex-
ira lard oil is in moderate demand at 75aT7c
per gallon Tor Currcnt-make.
POEAfOE quiet and steady market, with
moderate though ample offerings, amt selling
arrival a. 3Ja35C per bu, loose, and about IJG
more IN store. Packed are quoted 81 Hal 50
per Drl III store for prime to Chu,ce. sweet pO-
tatoes selling at 81 j0tz per brl for good to
prime.
IOULrRY-Markets steady for chickens and
demand fair. Selling at " jOa3 % for old, and
81 1Od2 20 Tor young, per d0z, us to size ana
ulJtun. We quote geese $ial 80, and IuCks i2a
80 per dozen.
sALI-OMo River and Kanawha is in fair
demand and steady at 81 10 Der bri of bushels,
and II 30 per brl If bushels. Duh for Turk s
Island at 32a33c per Du. Coarse Liverpool IN
light demand at $lal 10 per sack.
oEED-MOdcraL demand lOr clover at SaSl,C
per Id on arrival, and S4a9c in store. TlmO-
tiny steady and quiet at al 25al 80 per ba on
arrival, ana 81 Hal ~ IN SLUre. Flax in fair
request at 81 % per bu
oUGAR-MOderate demand with a steady
market. We quote New Orleans raw 9ayAC,
AMI clarified lUi4allc per Id; refined yellow 50
a9!ac, extra a"p 04alO1Gc, "a" white lOJsalOXc,
hards II lIallac, cut loaf l2c.
IALLOW-lhe demand is moderate and
market steady at 714a74aC per lb for country
rendered, packed.
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List OF Patents,

Issued from the United states Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for the
week ending October IL, 1877. Furnished
for the STAR from the office of j. McC.
Perkins u Co., cOunselors-at-laW in
patent cases and solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Patent
Office ard other Departments OF the Gov
ernment; 5l3 Seventh street, Washing.
ton, d. G. Drawings and specifications
of patents, 25 cents. Copies of patents
to show the general state Of the art IN
any one class. 50.
19j,G72-PuIleys for Machine Belts. A.
STREET., asslgnor to j. A. Fay 81 Co., same
place. Fled Angus l, 1876.
l. The combination, suD, ,tantially as
specified, OF tight pulley, a loose pull
ley OF lesser diameter, and a means in
the nature Of an incline for guiding the
belt upward from the smaller to the
larger pulley.
2. In combination with fixed and loose
pulleys A A aud belt-shilting rod d, the
inclined block K, arranged to operate
substantially as and tor the purpose
specified.
l91 5Ol-Paper-bag Machines. Thos.
W. Grinter, assignor OF One-haIf his right
TO Jos. Il. Jewett, same place. Filed
Feb. %, 1871 Brief-rhe blanks have
tnelr bottom Iolds formed upon travel
ing tables, the upper surfaces of which
have grooves, in whicn moves an end
less travelling presser band, which de-
termines the line upol which the first
told is made. Tne tables in their for
ward movement engage with and carry
along the reciprocating folding and
pressing mechanism,, which consist of
sliding foldng bar, which enters the
eud OF the blank, and, after pushing it
back into the diamond shape across the
presser'band, turns down upon it, thus
assisting to press 1T fat, when second
press plaLe folds down upon the blank,
and botn travel forward until near the
paste-rOll, when they are released by
cam upon the frame of the machine, and
are returned to their original position
ready tor engagement with the next ad-
Vanclng table. From the paste roll the
blank passes to the curved folders,
which give the final bottom folds.
19) 4S4-Bed-1O, tom and Fire Escape,
Robert o. Coils. Filed August Is, 1877.
l95 G3S-Stone Drilling Machines. S.
9. Nichols, CINCINNATI, Ohio, asslgnor to
himself and Tnos. b. Paxton, same
place. Filed March 10, 1877. Briet-
The drill spindle has a series of collars
at equal distances apart, forming a rack
capable OF rotation. A wheel, provided
with teeth in sets, engages with the
collars to elevate the spindle, and per-
NIT it to fall at regular intervals. The
gearing revolves the spindle.
19j,5S5-Gas Engines. +. Dieckmann.
Fned July l6, 1877.
1875, ,44S-Valor-bath Apparatus. James
V. Hlrley. Filed June 20, 1877. In
portable vapor-bath apparatus, and i'm
perVious hooded cloak, provided with
neck-banu to control the passage OF
vnpor around the head OF the person,
and the hood, being pervided with
sponge or an equivalent absorbent pad,
to rest upon the top of The PERSONS
head, substantially as and for the pur-
pose herein specified,
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The Courts.
HAMILTON DISTRICT.

The following cases were argued: The
Union central Lille Insurance Company
against Robert Simpson and Others. Pc
titiOn in error to reverse judgment.
Aud Francis B. Williams against r,
Macready, u similar petition.
POLICE.
Assault and DatIery-G. W. Hughes,
$40; Mike Devanney, continu to 18Th I;
James Quinn, continued to October 13.
Drunkenness-Jas Kean, Matt. Quinn
and Michael Schollard, dismissed; Mol
lie Cook, $5; Louis Theike, 10 GAYS:
Maria Meinnard, $50 and 30 days; Pat
rick Price, $5; ADram Hatzenbeler, 10
daJ s; Jacob Kline, 20 days; LEOPOLD
Weunsche, ~ days; Kate Williams, $50
ana 80 days.
DlsorHerly Conductive Nolan, 30
days; Sarah Smith and Mary BIacA.
each ~ days; john Gildea and Michael
Bannun, dismissed; NJ. Sussmann, dis
missed; Stephen Roach, continued to
November l3; b. S. snyder, continued
10 o 'tOber 20.
Petit Larceny-JOhn Dolan, dismissed; !;
Martin McGintry, continued o the 10Th;
Junh Burke (two cases), $500 ana "
'ays each; Alonzo G. " atson, contln-
ueu to the 10Th. bail $500.
Mlscellane, us-Frank Smith, street
gegging, continued to the 2Otn; John
DoIsh, rohhaff. dismissa jacob Alge-
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prevent or relieve uffsring, but W. can
alleviate some of the asperILies ana
dlreiul consequences that follow in their
wake. Poverty and wretcnedIess are
the Offspring If not the cOmpaniIns Of
sickness and disease, and these SAM
darkening shadows hover over the sick
bed, making 1T more uHenduraBle and
dean more certain.
How shall we dissipaCe these fore
bOdlngsE us Jnere no balm in GIleau ~
Yes. The study Of THESE facts has lel TO
tue formation of friendly societies, both
IN the Ola World and IN the New, and
our own city, always anead in works of
progress and DeueYOleuce, is tue home
OF the aforementioned society, which
OnerS protection i'll time OF acc dent and
disease, providing for the necessities of
tle FAMILY when Jue husband and father
Is stricken, and for The widows and
orphans Wnen he is dead. hen the
people Will aVall themselves Of the ad-
yantages offered by tuIs Society, and in
times OF prosperity prepare lOr auVer-
slLl" by becoming members thereof,
Cnen much OF The misery and woe attend
ant upon disease and death will have
passed away.
Its oftice Is located at PAL West Fourth
street, and It's officers are Ill. b. EcNel-
mann, Presidenl; A. b. RatTerman, Sec.
retary; W. IL. Morgan, Manager.
It's directory consists Of reliable and
trustworthy cltiZtns. II should receive
the encouragement Of all goOu cItlzens.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

W1LMINGToN-Oct. l3.-bpirits turpentine
firm at 4shc.
CLEVELAND - Oct. 13.-Petroleum market
! steady and prices unchanged: standard Wnlte,
| llO; test. iI1Sc.
| CHARLESTON. 5. c.. Oct l3-Cotton stead
ler: Mlddlng I%c, low mlddlmg I22sc, aoou
| ordinary 12c.
MEMPHIS. Oct. 13.-Flour firm: choice fam
lly. S7a7 %. Corn higher at 56a6Oc IN store.
Oats quiet at 40a4jc, i'll store. Pork quiet at
Sl45 80 Lard 1rm: tlerce. l0c; keg. 105 &c. Ba-
con nrm at 6Aao4ae&c Baggng dull at
121a3l Ac
PITTsBURG. Sept. 49, - Wheat: choice red
and amber s. 3Sll a. Corn: stock dinn-
ishIng: yellow shcled 5Sa593; mixed, j5a57c:
ear, yellow, IS SOC; mixed, 56a5Sc. oats: stock
lar and heavy; white, 34a&6c; mixed, 33a34t;
new, 2oaJOc. Rye: nothing doing.
BOSTON. Oct. 13. - Flour steady: West IN
supers, S4a4 jO common extras, $5a5 80; WIS
consin extra, IS j0aG 50: Minnesota, rs soar 3D.
Winter wheat: ONO, Indiana and Michigan
81 jOa7: Illinois, So 5Ja7 80; St. Louis, IS jOaS;
Minnesota patent, 81 5UaS so. Corn uuict;
Mixed and yellow 59a63c. Oats dull at 25aljc,
latter for No. | white
NASHVILLE, Oct. l3. Flour: Fancy 50 50
choice family 50 W, extra fmily s. 80, family
S. %, superine 81 70. Corn: Loose 45c, sacked
55aj6c. Wheat White 81 4Oal 20, red 81 3Oal 50.
Cotton: ordinary &c, good ordinary 9Asc, gool
middlng lOIc. Whisky: Robertson County
81 50a3 OO Lincoln county 81 75a3 w, BOURBON
81 7ja5 5J, hignWnes 81 "A.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 13.-FlOur quiet: SUPER
fine, "a; extra. SIS SO; Pennsylvania family.
IS 75aT 2j;Minnesota family 50 50a7;hlgh grades
and patent $Sa9 30. Wheat nrmer: amber,
81 41a1 80; red, 81 Hal 4S: white, 81 5Oal 50.
Corn 81, ady: yellow, 81 sa62c; mixed, GOA6 c.
Oats quiet: white Western, 35a3Sc: mixed
Western, 32a3oc. Rye Gu,et at 67a70c. Provls-
IONS firm.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 13. Flour firm. Wheat:
No. l Milwaukee, hard, 81 l9A; No. l Mil
wauKee, 81 II; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 l44; Sep
tember 81 l8H: October, 81 Ola: No. 8 mil
waukee, 81 09a. Corn dull anu lower: NO. 2
at 424C. OaLs steady and in fair demand:
NO. 24c. Rye steady and in good demand
No. 56C. Barley unsettled and weak: No.
spring, 10 4aboxc.
LOUISVILLE. Oct 13.-Flour firm: extra, 81 %
I'd 10; family, $5a5 50; A No. l, Sc IS 2j; fancy,
q Oa7 70 Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
dull white, 55c; mixed 50c. Oats dull: white,
33c: mlXru 3Jc. Rye and hay nominally un-
changed. Pork quiet at $l4 15al5. Bulk meats
hrmer. Clear >idcs, So aSAc Bacon tirmer:
loose, 75sd9k ka9Aa91sc. ougar-cured mans ~
far demand It lac. Lara frmer: choice leaf
ulcrce, lie. WHISKY 1rmer at 81 ". Bagglug
dull ut l2Isc' Tobacco dulet and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. l3.--Four in good de-
mMnd and tending upward: superllnc, Sl75;
AA. S5a3 %; XXX, So 5Ua6 IS; high
G'ade-. 50 IoaI o.. Corn quiet and firm
at ga DC. Oats Ia far dtma ID and firm at 4Oa
40. Logn-neal luGC I'd hrn: h5ti at 5 So.
IL ~ quiet and firm: prime, SIS: Gu ice, SIG 10
1orA strong and hi CHER: nelI at $I4 81. Lard
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13
THE WOODWARD BOYS,
Officers, Annual Meeting. &,

Officers, Annual Meeting, &c.
At the annual meeting of the A,umnaI
Association Of Woodward College, the
Committee on the Monument made re-
port of receipts since December 20, 1874.
The total receipts were 5000 At; ex-
penditures, $l27 10; the balance was in
vested in bonds.
The following were elected to serve
as officers for the ensuing term:
President-Gen. Lewis G. Brown.
vice President-Chas. Harper.
Treasurer-Perin Langdon.
Corresponding Secretary-Chas. Hunt.
Editor, two years-Dr. +. Forcneimnr.
Editor, four years-Miss Ellen Free.
man.
After passing vote of thanks to the
outgoing officers, the meeting ad-
journed.
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ger and George Newton, contempt, &c.,
continued to the Goth; JnO. Erdhouse,
perm!Ltil & house To be used as a hOu e
OF ostItution, continued to the Is h at
2P. NJ; all the parties connected with the
BlackstOn murder have had their cases
continued to November .; Jos. Williams,
bisamy, continued to II ii; bal, $500;
Charles Derrick. vagrancy, continued
to 2Oth, bail 500; Daisy Clark, con-
tempt, &C., continued to IS h, 2P. NJ. !;
Morris Mccarthy and William Lambert,
malicious destruction OF property, dis
missed Oh costs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13
FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI. oct. l3-i 80 p. Nj
Gold steady at 1929 buying and 1885 selling
Gold checks l031G.
Eastern exchange steady. Rates unchanged
Light offerings AMI moderate inquiry. Dealers
are buying ut par AMI selling at Ito premium.
Sterling in moderate demand, steady and
quiet Sight drafts 81 &c. and sixty day bills
81 81 gold per t.
Governments are steady, and the local mar
ket is quiet at the following buying and selling
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Milda Peet, II mos. city.
Barbaga Busner, 63 yrs, Germany.
Lille Snullick, St yrs, Germany,
Barbara Schwanloin, 9 yrs, Ohio.
Infant Scares, 7 weeks, city.
Menry GljIs m'pSnDGSR, ~ vpu SS yrs city,
Infant Haldy, city.
Edward Hooks. IL yrs, city.
Geo. Roland, 81 yrs, Germany.
Geo. ArsbOrn, ~ mos, city.
Louise VENICE, % yrs. Tennessee.
Herman IL. Tepe, 10 mos, city.
Jos. MasIey, a yrs, Virginia.
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IN oRpERTo ACCOMMODATE EASTERN

In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTlS ER5 IN THE STAR, MR.. E DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. y ASFOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern states. This will ~
a branch Office of the STAR. Mr.. Snlffen being au-
thOrzed to make advertising contracts our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13

The best 4-ply Linen Collars, all styles
for l21ac each, at Mabley's Mammoth Clothing
House, &c and 68 West Fifth street, opposit,
Fountain.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage Licenses were
issued since our last report:
BENZ c. Rice and Sue V. Simmonds,
+. ii. ltayer and Martha Lachrr
II. e. Rust and Paullna Z. Froelking.
Jonn Grugan and ElIz Madden.
Read Mabley's advertisement in to-day,s
paper
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13

Just opened, an elegant line of Neck
wear, In new designs, at Mabley's Mammoth
Clothing House.
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For Huntington,

THIS DAY, 18th, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
~ Z, the IELEGRAPH, L. ). Morgan,
66stlsss MI Master. Freight received at al
aaaEzaAszzz& hours on Wharf boat, foot OF Broad
way. w. llOnshell, Superln endcnt.
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For POIueFOy.

l3 Ii. at p. M POSITIVELY,
EE$ H. SALT VALLEY, j. DeWoIf, Mas
,sssskSss#ss3 ss ter. Apply on board or to Matt. Nc
1aszSsnsasa2 Il iuirc, Agent
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For HUNTINGTON.

THIS DAY, 9th, at 5 Z. NJ. POSITIVELY,
FE h EXCHANGE. JAS. kirkcr Master
Freight received on Big sandy
s'ass1asszska2 Wharf boat. topCof broadway. W,
iINm ahuLL. SnperintenienL.
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Cincinnati Live STOCK Market.


CATTLE-Markot quiet. We quote common
S2a2 so, medium 81 15a3 50, good to choice 50 75a
So fair to good shipping 81 75a5 per GENITAL
gross
HOGS-Market quiet and steady at 81 5Oai 90
for common grades, $5aj 2j IOr fair to good
packing, 81 1Oa5 80 Tor fair to good light, and
s. 35a5 4C Tor select butchers per GENITAL.
SHEEP-Market lirm and quiet Common to
far " 5Oa3 rs. and good to choice So 5va4 81 per
Genital.
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For IIuntingTOn,

SUNDAY, l4,h. at . ?. NJ. POSITIVELY,
tg-e - GRANITE STA E, wan. kirker
l7ssssaHttta5e Master. Freight received at all
ESaisShnSAsR hour on " harf- boat, f,ot OF Broad
ANAN.- ". Anusnnu. -MnnL lMleMlNnL.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-13

HIS D Ny, ID h, at 4 4. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ b. GENERAL PIKE, b. Merrlelees,
.sEssssss a Master. trrIgnt recelvet al al
ss'asaAh'AN IouIs wharf ODaC, foot Of Vine
rect. Il. VI. Wade, ~ulrr ntandeut.
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For New Orleans.

THIS DAY. d h. a. z. H.. PUsiTIVEIY.
Fs- n GOLDEN RONN. H. II. DTo ~
rssssgIsss 5 er. Apply on bru>p. or Roysa
Mosset, Geo. Chaiter, ALguts,
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die, and you can have all the
money you wantr And from that mo-
ment Larry began to recover the fearful
effects of his choke ~, and when last
seen at Alderman Berhencamp's he was
IN jubilant spirits, investing small pOr-
tons OF the loan in Hiney's fresh lager.
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CALIFORNIA. a.

The cry OF The villagers is, "Water,
water"
Miss Mary E5ersole, has rolurned d
from ST. Louis, where she has been on u
visit Tor three months.
Mr.. Austin Woods, the teacher of the
Young mems Bibl Glass in the NJ. e.
oaDbath-school, VIII deliver lecture to
the NJ. b. sabbatn-scnOol, sunday, at IL
a. Nj.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21

IMPROVED TuBE DwivE PUMP. Mr.. A.
Sondermann IL prepared to put down
these pumps for all desiring them, and
insure them success. Ifany drive well
will succeed In this locality, these will,
and those Ia want Of water should give
him trial and "fair count" IS he has
no objection 10 submitting their merits
to fair returning board. Also, the best
wooden pump in the market, put In
wells, or sold to order, as cheap as they
can lie sold else where. mlCtf.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21

ur- Among he most Femarkah'c pro-
amciions ~ this age and country i
,iaiis Hair RcncMer. .is success y M
lsralsirll II j. s"u-h, alter By r'ch
nnl pnof. High aud low. young and old.
Inhabitants uf foreign lands-ihe people
OF Australia. of Europe, aud Sonii'
America fud means 10 get u ut what
ever cost. VI because II WORKS hhe
magic. X restores tho hair % ~ Nn'lii'
iul color aud beauty. and robs ap,,rcn' II
ing age OF ono of lis disagrccablc ac-
compartments. lf you arc getting bald,
Try H. III, i ID you arc getting gray
Or IL Won have any disease Of the scalp
Trs il if you wish a good hair dressing
Ii will not disappoint you. Il Muncit
Ind. News.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.


NOTICE is hereby given that BY
~ virtue Of nm order OF the Dubois
Circuit Court. the undersigned. Admin
istrator OF the estate Of Ralph q. Reeve,
deceased. will offer for sale ~ Public
Auction. on the premises. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBERcth. 1877,
a one o'clock .. m, an undivided two
thirds part Of the following described
rea, estate, situated IN Boone township,
Dubois county, Indiana, tc-wit: The
nor,h-cast quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section No. twelve III, IN
township No. one III, south Of range
No. six l6l west, 20 acres, and the north,
west Quarter Of the Southwest quarter y
section No. seven (7), in township NO
one az. south Of range No. five t5) west
40 acres. and containing In both 90 acres
more or less.
TERMS oF SALE :-One-fourth Of IN
purchase money 10 be paid In cash; ~
residue in three equal payments, at s'x
twelve and eighteen months, deierrc'
Ipaymcnts 10 be secured by notes bcarin'
Interest, waving valuation and appraise
: ment laws, with good freehold surety =
the approval Of the Administrator.
? ErHRAIM w. CRosIER. Adm'r.
WM. A. TRAYLoR, Atty.
I'd August 81, lS77--4w.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21

'ltr IsrlllIt.
A. TURNER. r. r.
Eockport n. Il. Rawlings.
Circuit--J. +. Woods.
Eoonvile j. b. Knott.
ccntcrville--E Hcavenridge.
Lynnvillc--O. II. Tansey.
Augusta Sup. BY J. NJ. Chandler.
Yankeefcwn IL. w. Wright.
1aylorsvillc -. a. Godby.
Petersburg w. TelIc.
Gladish--To bc supplied.
Otwell--W. III. Davisson.
IIuntingbulg--W. 4. II. Smith.
Gentryvillc- u. Mordcn.
Grandvicw--J. w. Julian.
Troy--J. q. Parker.
Cannelion--H. n. King.
Rome--D. G. Robinson.
Newtonvillc--W. II. Collins.
Oil Crcck--.J. II. Woodruff.
In other districts, Rev. j. W. Kin
caic il at Al.ordsvillc, w. w. Rundcll
at Haysvillc. y. v. Moore goes 10 Nor
gantown. and II. r. Edwards 10 icaven
worth. We wish all Of them success i
fhcir new positions.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21

u-yMr. Il. 3. ii. ia to-day's Courier
asks some very pertinent questions Of
the County Commissioners, which we
.up,,osc il Will lse no trouble for them ia
answer. We have heard the matter
,poken Of. but know nothing Of the cir
eumstances. but the public are certainl.
entitled 10 Al explanation.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21

THenry w. Becchcr is proposed as
the successor OF Brigham Young, as the
head of the Mormon Church. Elizabeth
would BE- glad il lie was chosen, as The
Mormons require their Elders 70 pro
vile for their concubines. while since
H. trial he seems to have len her =
.uiIcr.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21

a. Mr.. Joseph Il. Scrmcrsheim, Jr,
has received new stock Of dine jewelry,
better than has ever been brought 10 this
county before, aud also good stock ol
clocks, 10 which he invites public In
spectlon.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21


,;e medicine that can be employed: cIeans-
ing the stomach and bowels and even ne
blood. In small doses q one pail : Gay.
they stimulate the digestive organs ana
promote vigorous health.
AyrR's Pitts have been known icr
moro than a quarter Of . century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for tneir
virtues. They correct diseased action 10
she several assimilafive organs Of the
body. and are 20 composed that obstrnc-
ti,ns within their range can rarely with
sland or evade them. Not only do they
curc the everyday complaints Of every
bodv. but also formidable and dangerous
disease that have baii.cd the best q
human skill. While they produce power
FIJI effects. they are, At the same time, the
sai;.st and best physic for children. ny
their ar~riens action they grire much less
than the common purvatiscs, and never
Give min when the bowels are rot Unnamed.
They reach The vital fountains OF the blood
and strengthen the system by freeing u
from the elements Of weakness.
Adapted 10 I'll ages and conditions ~
Ali climates. containing neither caioneI
ncr anv ,iclctcrious drug, these pills may
be taken with safety by anybody. Their
su-ar-coasing preserves them ever fre:h.
and makes them pleasant 70 take; wnie
being purely vegetable. no harm can arise
from their use in any quantity.
PnxrAREp ~
| Dr.. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytieal ChsmIsss- 80
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Evkkfwn1oI
Scr,ovx,her 7-v
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21

PAINTlxs. Mr.. 4. Weathers has
moved 20 Jasper, and 10 now prepared
10 take contracts for painting Of al
kinda. He feels confident he can give
satisfaction, and only asks trial. When
not 1t work he may be found 1t bis resi-.
dence IN the Bohnert property.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1877-09-21

M,rrirp. At tile residence % me
lri,l..', ,u,iher. Mrs. Riehev. on the
ls.h in,,.. hy Rev. }. r. Madden, Mr.
I.surEl. l.. CoorER aud Miss Josif
sEt.tN.
The happy couple have the best wishes
~ numerous friends for their success y
solving ihc ..problen % Life" On -nh-
di. ! few fFicnd- met them Al The rcs''
enure ~ Pro; q. =. cooper. aud par
'o.k ~ bnurtiini infair dinner. wh"r'
rs. newlv welded rcrriycd c"nlraiua
lions. Ani srycrssl yoan, men BY The ex
artplr efe almost persuaded 70 70 an'
ap iikcwi-e