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oPfH-BAck sHIRrs.
E.ssssaa.ing 0savsssasiss ~ .
Han ssA wsDas u = Dssrsis
usrse Oar.
tpstroi, Free Prs.s

Detroit Free frses
They were q sleepy lot on the 4
o'clock car going down Michigan avenue
yesterday. The day was hot. the dust
thick. and only one man. and he BE-
yond the prime OF life. opened his eyes
asa woman crowded In. With . long
paper boz under hsr arm. bis eyes
opened . little more " abe sat down
near him. and. presently. they widsnsd
to their fullest sxtsnt y he rsaA the
label on the boz : "Ons dozen open
backed shirts." He glanced from the
box to the female and and groansd
out ;.
LAND Glove but what will come
nslt
She looked around at him - II she
feared that . case OF collie would come
next. and he frightened up . little and
said /:
"wsil, I've worn 'sm for . year. and
/ know they are handy and reliable. II
my daughters want TO get halt . dozen
apiece I shant cry over It."
"wsrs you speaking 10 met" she
askou' ai.ef ssss.ns 'na' W. SN W"
seemed interested. 49,,
81 sorter was. and sortsr wasn't" hs
replied, a. he worked q faint smile on
his face. 81 was saying thatit 's wonder
full how much the inventive genius OF
his country mas aohs iof We on 'h'
shirt question:
She hitchsd away . htie.
an--- ~ A1 a.
Twenty year, as:: ne nu..
he hitcnsd aiter nsf, IL any mn ~
told me mat the aormant gsnius ! N,
sountry would .osn rouse Up Ane
invsnta outton-oeniha snn. IL nss:
looked upon him a. crazy. but dormant
genius was ALI y. n. She roussd' sne
invented. and I've got n o thsm very
shirts on"
The look she gave him ought 70 have
torn him all to pieces. but u didn't.
Zone year ago." he calmly rsaunsd.
iii anything had told me that the gentle
ssI would soon demand o~psn.eacksd
shirts. i'dhavs gone q hshing n never
returned. But TIE spoch has now IN
n~snt,.she rRn1 nsfs' '~h ''eo"'
mend them as boss:"
who are you talking TO. ar ne
demanded In an awful voics.
ITO yon, Madam. was saying That
II l wear EN- there is no reason why yos
shoulunI
appeal 10 these passengsrs j sue
s1eitsdly exclaimed.
"Se do L." he answslsd. "Every.
body In this car with oatton,oehind
skirt ON will please stand up MIL 1 eau
count noses" =,
The old man stood up. He was all
alone. He looked around In . sorrow
full way. and said
"Ths noses hare II and the resolution
Is laid ON the table. However. Ill stick
to mine. and I don't believe this woman
here will 90 back on her dozen till abe
has given 'em . fair show. Which side
Of the neck do they button on. madamt'
The yslls that followed brought In
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cAufoRnlA INNS.


The San Francisco Coz OF yssesrdsy
says: Mr. 6aiiand. proprseor Oh NE o..
Cloud House ON sufter .trsss. has Tor
several months past misssd safioss suns
Oh money ron us sais. ana rnclss o.
value rom tns rooms OF nus
On July an. me SAFE vas opeosa' sSSo
xos,IHc.eu, s,a men s,ossa yam. on
fhaay hien. lAs' s,oolh
WAS tsken Iotn me sMs .es sams
mysterious mAnns,. anu Aii; esu.nas
giving up hn e~ipsrinsn" IN tns dstsc'-
I've hns. sPpnod 20 tne Regular force Tor
a~ ~. -. .nS - ~ -.
az, c.io,sJ ,o,,ss ~ ..s.lS
iishmsnt ons Hsnrv R.vmo.a ~s.
ths guilty n.r,y. h %s,outlv nro-
claimed his Innocence. but "a,
licked up in the City Prison notvith.
standing. Altar n careful ssarch the
officers found among the s.hss Of 4 dis
used nnes which was stored In A room
under Rsymond's charge. the sieht 500
pIscss. and In The bedroom III this ,plsu-
dor.lo,ins darksv a handsoms chain
and loekst. Q gold ring with . quartz
setting and = gold watch bearing the
dusky geutleman's monogram. also q
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The Delights Of Base Ball.

The only son Of . widow mother In
the vicinity Of Douglas Park 10 = mem.
Der Of an amateur base ball club. On
Saturday he had his hair cut and oiled.
and accoutsrsa himself for the fray. and
his fond mother tied one Of her laced
trimmed handksrchiefs round his throat.
and put q clean handkerchief. with
some cologus on II, in his belt. and
kissed him. and he went. About n
quarter rast 2 he returned that IL the
most Of him-and the following CONVEX
nation ensued:
'.My son. whore Is the lace handksr-
chief you had round your nsokf"
'.Here, ma. tied round this finger.
I picked up = aaisy-cuttsr. l think
the finger Is only out OF joint. net
broken"
'My son. Why do you not speak p~lainsrr
Surely. surely you have not been drink
ingi"
s.No, ma; but In the latter half Of the
seventh inning our catchsr's hands gave
out. and I went behind. and ! stopped a
foul tip ball with my teeth. that's ALL"
'My son. your nice new uniform In oil
bloodsd in front. Whatever can You
have been doingl"
'.Nothing. ma; only I wal trying 10
scoop In q high n al third. andths q
got In my eyes and ] muffsd u, and the
ball came on my nose, but ! put II ever
10 first aud put him out"
My son. your white flannel pants are
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

The millennium has NO coms yet. but
II 10 approaching. when a delegation Of
white and black men from Eilsntsn and
Elgefsld. South Carolina. 60 arm In
arm 10 the President and tell him they
are prepared to live In pence In future.
The simple fact Of their going together
IL encouraging. The Bourbon may
rage, AMI the Northern Democrat may
try his bsst 10 hold the South solid. but
both agents OF evil will isil. IL the two
rnc.- ran come to look upon each Other
- friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

ABSURD stories are told about Richard
Wagner. The latest M Is that whei
strangers visit him. they always arr
shown into q room hung with gra,
satin from ceiling to door ; all the fur
niturs 10 covered with gray satin ; th'
curtains ars'gray satin. When the hos
himself appears, he wears a msdirva
cap Of gray satin. an immense cloak o.
gray satin. short brsechss Of gray satin'
gray silk stockings and gray siik bot
tines with oiodized silver bueklss. II
the visitor makes q favorable impress
sion. the host b.gs his guest to cutter .
room hung with rOse satin. aud to e.
cuse his n,omeniary absence. lie sooil
returns, clad In rose satin from head 70
foot.
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M rrRsr CLIENT.
IT r.vn arssrlL.

John sal b. /. ,euns ssse'n',. Just sdnii'sd,e
va. .oi:1a md ,.ss<ious as-s young at.
And : frusn Of deep abstraction hsld the
N. r,suls Of contemplation Of the rule Of
shelters case.
On. day In tsrm-tims Mr.. Smith wss sitting 10
soms rood men and true Of the body Of
W" IN county ala on their oath report.
TIA. hsrssofors. to-vit: upon the second day
n is1I. about the hour Of noon. IN the
= eounty ana ststs azores, ID. ons Joieph
0rogss. late Of said county. did then and
there fsioniously tahs. steal and carr
On. bay Sor,.. Of the vslus Of my dollars,
frA sms tbsn and there being Of the prop.
srty. goods and chsftsis Of one hezskiah
Contrary to the sis,uisi such case expressly
made
And provided aid against the peses and avg,
nifty Of the State wherein the venue bad
been laid.
The prisousr, Joseph scroggs, wss then ar.
rriRnsd upon this ehaFss.
And plead not guilty. and on thia he threw
-. hiDsoli IpSo The county a. large la ....
Mr.. Smith 70 defend hlm-much on ths same
principle that obtains In evey charity
hospital uhsre Q young medical student
L. ot.n sct 70 rectifya serious injury 10
an organ or joint.
The vi,a.s.s. seemed ~preiudic'd against po''
And The District Attorney made . thrilling
speech, I'm which he told the jury that u
they didn't Ind Tor the state he reckoned
he'd have 70 walk their logs"
Then Mr.. Smith aross and made his speech tn
wherein be quoted shshspesre. Bisckaope.
entity, Archibald joaquin Miller, Storey,
Kent. Topper, emedes and kAnhall. and
many other writers. and svsrybody sald
they "pe or hesred sieh = bust OF slo'
qusnes."
And hs said: ION this hypothesis. my client
And. .Issln. on this hypothssis, ma morally
impossibls that hs could b guilty ; dom
ron see"
And sTssa. on this hypothesis. you really
And 40 on. with fsrty.sir more hypotheses upon
none Of which, Mr.. smith ably dsmos'
stratsd. could seroxss he dsrsiirt.
hut ths Jury. never stirring FROM the Dol
wherein thsy sat.
Isturnsd Q verdict Of '' guilty . and bis Honor
ttrsishtsay senteneed screess 70 sniee'
year tsrm II the penitsntiafy and . heavy
ma, and the costs GU top OF that;
And the prisoner. In Wild delight. got up and
danced and sung 49,,
And when they asted him the reason VI this
strange behavior. he said sits because
Igot "a % easy-fot u there'd "a been
afew more OF them darnsi hypothesises.
should certainly have been hungr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

DON Pedro, having "dons" Scot.
land, has crossed the Channel again.
and IL now puzzlina the people Of Brus-
sells by his rapid nsn9uvrss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

SKxarsR BEN. HILL Of Gsetsia. Who
has been staying for some time at the
White sulphur Springs In Virginia, has
departed for home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

Tax Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Globe describes q political society
which has been formed by a dozen
young students. who are striving to An
ticipate the next French revolution.
The society meets in the Hue Monsieur
ls-Princs. close to the house whore
Charles l.aatts presided over the disci-
pies Of Augusts comte. the founder Of
the Po.itivist school. A vast amount
Of correspondence 10 bsips carried on |;
sub-socisiiss are being formed in Ger
many and France. and the Central Com
mi,tes has - yet managed to maintain
iis supremacy. The land Is again to DO
divided ; property IL to belong to the
Commune. which In return becomes the
great capitalist. furnishing employment
for all. Amid q fsrcs cloud OF smoke
some budding Camille Dssmoulins. or
some Juvenile Robespisrrs essays his
lungs. tossing his long tangled locks
from his brow. and fAneyins he Is about
10 become q martyr to liberty.
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nrssn ANp rUxkEY.

The Turks are beginning 10 show that
they have not dscsneratsd. In the pro-
sr.ss Of the war some Of the spirit OF
their old military genius Ia sscomins
apparent. Al the eoumsnesmsnt 1t
seemed as though Turkey in Asia and
Turkey in Europe vosid b wiped cut.
A great force Of Russians crossed the
Dsnubs AMI ovsrran Roumanis. Then
this apparently Irresistible army marched
unoppossd through the passes Of the
Balkans. The world looked on amazed.
AMI wondered II the Sultan Was going
to WELD his throne without . struggle.
The Sultan vas going to do nothing VI
the kind. by allowing the enemy to
cross the Danube without opposition.
he had saved many hundred men In his
army 10 do good work when the time
came. By allowing the Russians 70
cross the Balkans. he divided their
forces. and placed them In . position
where defeat Was insvitsbls. The de-
feat came 70 the North and to the South.
aud 10 the Car 10 wise nov. he vii re-
cross the Danube and give up the cam
paign for this year.
For In two months from o he will
have nature TO asht . more powerful
enemy than man. The great valley OF
the Danube will become 10 bis army a
vast charnsl house. From the attack Of
malsrious diseases there Ia NO defense.
The Russian soldisrs will bs nsvn down
like grass. For every man Who would
fall by the bullet, ten men will drop
through climatic influence. There Is
hut Que thing left for Russia. and that
Il. n retreat across the Danube. Her
army soula Of the Balkans Is irrstr's'a'
tly lost. Gen. Gosrko will he either
killed or taken prisoner. and bis fore
will bs wiped out. hut the army OF tho
North can a itself by going back Z
pu..i.. and II the Car docs not make
,hi. movement hs will compounds not
only his own throne. but the grand
4. which he prstsnds 10 b hshtine
for. n
This enforced armisties will give both
Russia and Turkey q Time TO rest. Tur'
ksy viii improve Il by rsinforcing her
army and making more extensive prspa-
nilons for defence. Time 10 all that abe
requires. II IL well for her to drive the
invaders from her soil single handed. II
she can. But II shs cannot. England
stands behind her. her feet IL in the
pAriausllss. aud her soldiers are ready.
The Russians will never Be allowed to
,...h Canstsntinopls In any event: ami
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AN ORDINANCES :. A%s.a M ordIr.
::sH Hs.s,':fi . z: "ssl IA t,.: c.r.
taia Trades and nustness Within ths
Csypsr.ie i.imtts OF the Tsws o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-07

judges on the Various Games.
Won MsIAehlan. Aa Mckenzie.
Oliver, yss Snn.:
AZ Ieponsli. jas D HsDonsIa.
Osores DeWar. Hector Dow,
br ! Grant.
Reception Committee.
WI" A..''. ij.A. . ,.. r '"'''''
PROGRAMME OF names.
tn following list Of priles will 10 AWARDED
10 the successful coupetitori
4. Throwing Heavy Hammer weight. twenty.
two pounds) Pint Pnss.. pair elegant
vases; Second Prize. Engraved silver gobli.
q. Thoving Light HAmms- twslght, f~ourteen
pounds): Yrpt Prize. gold.llned silver
iru't dish; Second Prize, silver goblet cur.
q Putting Heavy Stone weight. twerty.two
pounds) First Prile, g~entlefaan's GOLD
quarts sleeve buttons; Second Prize, gold
aud pearl sleeve buttons.
4. Putiug Light stone weight. fourteen
pounds): Flint Prize. gold quartz siud-:
bscond Prire, Centennial toilet clock.
o. abort Race 100 ysrds). for members of tho
cub only; Pirt rriEs. silver speranr ;
sss0S g rr rn.' :I fs,a iap saTs. i holder ."''"'''
8. sack Raee. First Prize. elegant pair 81
suhynx pattern napkin rings; second Prize.
gents onyr sleeve buttons.
=. Standing Jump: Pint prize. half dorm
each OF tea and table sponns Sscond PM,
silver engraved match safe.
a.. Three.L~cssd Race tseventy.hvs ysrds) !
Pair Of po,ishsd eoblets.
a. Running lamp: Pirt Prize. silver gu.
grsved picAls castor; Second Prizs. gold
lined silver mug.
49,
10. Running High Leapi Pifst Prize gold.
hn:d silysr cup second Prize eo'd''inr'i
-
II. vaulilng with Polei Fret p.ire; silvtr
chariot pickle dish ,nd ssa 9nia com. pr,
II. Tosslne The csber; rirst Prle. .ix.botti.d
engraved silver castor; second Prize. gsnt's
onyY sleeve buttons.
.iiS.. 8: S::..!i .l s:sos "a, rri''. silver
L.. No.. .....,.s,. x.,,.,, r,r,,
~. iaales' IT, '.,.y.n,s y.nana p,t..
friie. si,Ssns .ons' ~ D%,ssIs,on ~
h's' pe
an. o,,,,,
"A. mckenzie. Eco. tNof-'l
-. ~, p... ,,or,,ssn ,ears and under.
o,,o,rs-y,,., pa,,. r,.e.n, Sc, Of carver.
s''e' s'''e''
-
~ nonsisttpa Of twenty men Zach IRON the
ysnoss military companies 81 Yiretnis CITY.
oo'a III" s'
\ hANusoMs So.O "
.v.ra.d Inv thu Climb 10 the team making
ysrda 'ash man 10 nave h'' "''''
-
ia. 81. s.... vii, .sss.s.., u. ., 9; ,.ss;. ma
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NEW TO-DAY.
ORDINANCE NO. 1902.

ipub,.hsd By authority Of the Boanl Of True
tess Of dold HILL
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TICK Sisa-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-12

HNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
II to inform the public that he is now
10 rink Artesian Wells in any part of the state
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
Ject address to CahOon h Palmer, Battle
Mountain, will receive prompt attention.
CAH0ON Il PALMER.
Battle Mountain. October ., 1876, Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-12

EhC Lbh FARM n hEiuuI w huUNc
CONSTANTLY KEEPS ON HAND
Rope. Ausurs, Butts.
iron, Anvils, Screws,
cumberland Coal Bolts. Steel,
Horse Nails, BoraK, Bells.
A xle Grease, Bits, Boilers,
(akes, Headers, Mowers,
Door Locks. Betting.
Wheelbarrows. Babhit-Metai.
Wire, Grndstones, Machine Extras,
OK Yokes, Barbed Wire. Staples.
On Cans of every description.
Drills of all kinds.
w oodenware, Teakettles,
a-ron AKles, Cutlery,
N-uts, Patent Iron Planes,
Mails, Scissors, Wash. boards,
EGG -besters,. Tubs,
M-olassas Gates, Hinges,
Urn COCKS, Hammers.
Chains. Hooks and Staples,
Cartridges. Fla. Irons,
Axes, Pumps, etc, etc.
ply3 II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

tlder Al,nzo Woods closed pro-
'rarfcd meeting so'nc tine ago, with the
addition ofacverll msmbsrs 10 the gen.
'rnl baptist church.
Elder Henry kavs j. holding . pro-
|tractsi meeting rs this plare. with sonie
additions 10 tho church. The Elder Il a
member or the christian order.
Corn 4 TO. have taken Ia some to-
,SrrO here.
Thee u 4 Grange hall IN this place,
and mrnhers meet rryulsrly g. transact
the business Of the order.
The ciiixens of this plac. are going 70
organize ~ Odd Fellows Lodge here
some of The members OF Pike Lodge
have taken cards In order 10 help organ.
lie Tho three links IN this town.
Some Of tile citizens OF this Inwn nrt
setting out shade trees In order to max,
their town attractive and sidewalks
shady.
Some of the citizens here lave thu
western fever and talk Of emigrAiimg
to lei the Prairie breeze cool their heatet
brnws.
Notwithstanding the hard times. tn
people are kind aud pcaccab.e mot ~
much disturbance going on AS there !
ia some other parts OF the county.
Yours, &c. II. Il. q.
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Mn. Enron. Since my last writing
Ito The Courier. ] Lave been permitted 10
visit MY friends in Pike county. and
have gathered few items that will like
" interest some Of your readers, as many
IRE interested III our sister county.
A rthnr.
The people OF Arihnr are in hopes Of
the Air Line railroad being completed.
from the late news they have received.
A citizen from Oakland. Gibson
county, BY The name Of Hart. heard the
news Of the Railroad. and visited Arthur
and Augusta last Friday the "a inst,
and claimed to be 40 agent TOR the Rail-
road Company, and said he was getting
from The citizens along
the line, to pay man 10 represent Pike
County. aud The result was. he received
SEA from Augusta aud 81 from Arthur.
aud then returEed 10 his home in Oak
land hired team and left for other
pari.--fpr the abroad and citizens 10
paddle their own canoe.
The Democrats ave very sore over the
present President, tnougI, they say that
they can live " the opposite party can.
Franklin Bilderbark isbnvinv md re-.
'ceiving tobacco at this place, and reports
the trade dull.
NopIe whitman Is selling drugs and
notions, aud keeps 6ne assortment il
his line.
Professor Hurt has finished his school
here. aud i very near ready to arcom-
MEDIATE teachers and students with his
new practical calculator book on
mathematics. lie intends to visit our
county with his book this spring.
The M. Il. church IL having qnitc a
revival nj Liberty church, two miles
west Of this place.
The !. @. q. II. Is IL aprospcrous cam
dillon they meet on Saturday night IN
this place.
The Patrons Of Husbandry seem 10 be
On the decline. though not entirely dead.
Some OF the citizens Of this place are
at Petersburg this week attending court.
Asgtsfa
Augusta Is a small town on the Air
Line survey. II has. two dry good
stores, ono drug store. two black smith
shops, one cabinet Stop and az extra
Touring mill, one millinfr stoie, one
'saddler shop, three physicians. one
church Of the general bsptist order.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

On last MONDAY. HE Franlnlrncv. ".
~ HAYES. was sworn in ~ President ~
the Tnlfcl States. 10 the eternal dis
,-rare of The hitherto fAir-Amc Of the
Supreme Court Judges. and ofthr good
name Of the American people for fair
dealing in seeing that the majorit,
should rule. The official vote shows
264.sss majority of the popular vote
against him. and more than million
majority Of the white voters. while all
fair Investigations show that Tildcn had
honestly l96 Electoral votes and Hayes
hut l1s. hut by the rulings Of : TO in q
Commission which pcrjured them selves
by refusing to investigate after having
heen sworn 10 do so, the will Of the ma
joriiy Is temporarily reversed, and the
fraud il rendered possible. The rns'
cslites OF the Republican ofiice-holfers
are SO great, in fact beyond any com
prehension. that they could not afford
10 let them be investigated fully, and
would rather strangie liberty. and des-
troy the Republic, than to have their
sins exposed. But we much mistake
the temper OF the American people, il
another election is permitted to take
place and the returns be manipulated by
The scoundrels Of the Louisiana Return
Ing BOARD. If they are in existence be-
fore the next election, their worthless
bodies should be dangling from ropes
ends. for when ever tho members Of the
court Of last resort decide there is no
way to 20 behind the acts Of these
sccunlrcis, then liberty demands they
should no longer have an opportunity
70 act. And we further mistake The IN
nate love OF lair dealing IN the Amer'-
can people, II the election Of 1880 does
rot show such large majority againsI
the party OF fraud as will leave nc
question Of its being despised. Hon.
csty Is the best policy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

iAArEt GRADED >CtioOL.
TIME spring term OF thA school VIII
! begin ~ Monday. March isth, 1877,
mi the term win continue ten weeks.
Ito br followed by y Satnner term oG ten
week.. The studies will smbrUoo ~
light common school branches, Ani
snch additional on"s. as amy siNfrnis
attending may desire. The aim viii DO
TO thoroughly review the common
school course. ~ enable students 10 be-
'omc competent aud advanced teachers.
Such assistance viii he employed ~ may
hc necessary.
| Good hoarhing can be had IN private
families for 50 30 per week.
| TEaxs or Tuirlo~. Class all
the common school branches. So W,
Glass H. embracing additional branch.
les. : 800.
No pains will he spare 10 make the
schonl a pleasant aud profitable one !.
the students.
For further particulars. call on OF
address. GE. RGE Z. COOPER.
Feb. %. TIT. PRINCIPAL.
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GEORGE cox.

Sheriff Dubois Cona'y.
wv a. TKAfLor. Plaintiff = ATTY.
March OH, lsI1-3w. IN. I. $il 80.
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FettfshuFg Press
On Friday last while chopping wood
near ne residence IN Jefferson TOWNSHIP
M. Elijah Back suddenly fell dead.
Inc coroner held an inquest, and IL wAs
discovered that Black mad come ID MI
death by heast disease.
On Thursday night last lie three pt;s.
oners confined III the county jail. riladr
their escape by breaking thc iron ba,s
~ ifont Of one OF W windows. Their
names are White, Pipss and Loveiey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-09

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Institute.

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1ninbrilgc Township rcachcrs'
Institute.
dur last Institute il now numbered
among the things TINT ware. aud - rncli
will vs. lcavs II for. The bid that men
do lises after them. hut the good Il 81,
TIRED with their bones - "a be Il with
'our last Destitute.
The next Institute will be hold AZ ths
usual place. on March 2sfh. asl will b.
Tho last for the present school term
The following will be tho programme
Ph,siology--TheE Eye. ~ q. 4. Cooper
Geography General Map Of CUES
iioms. hy Eta kingel.
Arithmetic Square Root, r. A. Schif'
lcrling.
English Grammar False Syntax. b.
Mary Jutt.
Pcnnanship -Spencerian System, b,
|G. &. Cooper.
Reading - How to teach beginners. b,
Mary Ackermann.
History Mexican War. By Ella Eng
liish.
Supt. r. II. Brnnaick and Others vii
be present 10 addresssthe Institute; an,
without wishing 10 iniinidatc or hull
dozc' any. of our fcllow-feachers. W
hope they will give us "a fair count NJ
y superb time j. anticipated The pub
lie il likewise respectfully invited.
A. Nj. SWEENEY.