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EMiNCIPITION IN MaDiGfsCiR
First the slave Trad. Prohibited. and Now nil
the Slaves Liberated.

WAsHINGToS, Aug. 3o-The United States
Consul al Tamntavr ha, sent 10 the Department
Of stat" a draft Of the cdict issued by the Queen
Of Madagascar. on the 2Oth OF June. emanei-
pating the Mozambique slaves on that
island The treaty of 1865 between Mada,
sascar and the Western powers prohibited
the further introdu 'tion into that coun-
try of slaves from beyond the seas. but
according to the late cdir the obligations Of
that treaty have been continually violated and
now Ml the Mozambique slaves -thoso intro
duced prior to lsGj and Slnce-n are enanclpnted
The Consul says that II this rdict Of cmancipa-
ton ls legitmHtrly carried out. and no re-
strictions are placed upon the emanelpat, Il, IN"
country will Immediately feel its good res ults IN
its Industries and commerce.
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ADDING 10 THE NiTTON's wEdLTH


"Out OF every four tons Of coal brought tO
,bc surfnce of c,rtb one tom ia rround to
wy 80, ~ ., -
powder IN breaking, ana goes I" Whste' says
the President Of II prominent coal company in
ponns,i,,,i. pr',,s hovo hc.r ,vid.lv ni,.r.d
'''" W - :,
LOT tne b'St means oI ullllHlnR CUM, HS ue
waste ia technically called. No attempts to
,,,ii,,, ,,,i, ,,,,,,,io.il, ho,o hcrs,,f,rn ho,r
"'''"o ,"'" ,''n','','"'' nv ~ '''"
succrsslul. In belgium ana EnElhnu, however.
Iiiuminous coal dust callcd" slack" has been
, g. -. -, ,', ;,.,., t.ii., ., lao ,,.,l
~ ~" ,'"is '",' "'''o NV NJ w Do vs.,
for iucl. II ~ used instead oi bituminous coal.
II remained for AN American firm to expert
t.,. ~. -, -, M, -, -.
hlch' WIN "h'hra''e coai uus" inc rcsul. WIS
firs, publicly shown yesterday to Geo. ). Page.
.oal TAR rehner' h. H. Mardwcl Vi r"ee, ma
ger flc''h'r - - T. 'no'Ncr' oup'r'h''hu-
ing Chemist of Palisadc Chemical Works; j. >.
uo,nnwnv 17o rcnrl street: james H. Boynton.
~ n - ~
35S Broadway; Captan fred. L. Benson En-
ginccr Of Nassau GHslight Company, Brook
ivvs In.iitutinn. br ii Enlnmnnn Chief of
Similarly Hurcnti Hnari 81 IJeaith: and L.
D"ann They wore the guests of Nrssrs L. L.
rrn,,nse md : ID Covk~n,inll Inc n,,tivr man
oirrs ~ ihr Nntirn,ip,. Fu"i C"mrnnv.
Tin stSmn,.r I'Inruas cornell tn,k Inc marty
ON 'Tnns,lav ni,ht a. K0nd"ut. and yrstir,iay
,n,rrPrt, ~. 49, ,v.rn insu,,ot"d Thry nre
ON ih,. I1ua.on r'yer NJ pori Even "A mile below
RnnInut nud mo ei,rrnund,d hy ,yatrr
Th ,r,. "'',. f ,,,iins thi ',,i,n into mol
l. s',,inI A., ,i,,nt,r .i,',ilur ,o ihnt usrd Tor
| r,,n,in-, 1r"r, ii n"s,inln into two Inftv bins
! hnhlinr $50 tons each A third receiver is for
| hitnn"n- brought also in canal boats from Page.
ri," NM - S.i ,,,ni,,,t~ g. s,int IN. r,i,n
/ ,m,,n,hcr =, I'M I, ,nnv La n,odr infn hlo~ks
! Tn nor ,,,nt ~ ,,snd ~ ninntv of ~uln, II is
,b i,,. ,,,l, ~, ,i,,, w. min, ami i,nmrain,"
IT, - 90 '''ae ~. , " .'r,,, ,,,
v,vnr ,l,in,ns IN. mi Siur. into n large unrirht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY TIM
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Inquest Over the Body Of Corn Young
The Circumstances under which she was
Taken 10 the Hospitmi-storics she Told.

Coroner Flanagan completed yesterday an in
quiry into the circumstances attending the death Of Cora
Young. who died in Bellevue Hospital Sunday last
She was taken to the hospital in a carriage at
Saturday by two wclldrcsscd men, who drove away as
she entered the gate. After her death the men were
found tn be Charles Prudent Of is street and
Paul Ma irice Of u Amy street II wasfr the houss
Of the former that she taken told several sto-
res before her death To Dr Carreau she said that her
father was wealthy Bostonan. and that she had been
betrayed and deserted by man who was engaged 10
marry her. At Prudcnts house she said she had no
parents and no friends ami 10 DR. Harris who attended
her in the hospital, she narrated her experiences
houscmaii II is probable that she at service until
her misfortune The jury declared 1t case Of abortion
She was buried IN the pniers Field
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
FOTR PERSONS KILLED.
a Frightfui Accident on Pier IN Salem
Crushed TO Death.

SALEM. Mass, Aug So.-Last evening. as
n Lowell train carrying the rXcursionists hy the
steamer Plymouth Rock was running down the
Pennsylvania pier. il struck group Of five per
sons. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swazey Of 80 st.
Peters street were instantly killed. Wilbur
Swazey. their son. had his shoulder hurt. He
died this morning. Miss Rachel Clifford. a sis
ter OF Mrs. Swa2"y. aged 30 years. OF Mason
her ribs ON both sides broken. She died about
midnight. The other person injured belongs 10
be ~ rrtained. H. was carried to his home in
Lowell The accident IL attributed To- the care
le--nass of the conductor of the tram in run
ming II down upon the crowded picI 4tiI no
headlight or lantern 10 give warning. Several
persons some Of them from Lynn, nre reported
L. le missing Several ladies' in their fright,
jumped overheard. but all are believed 10 have
been rescued.
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Why Mr.. smith 10 Angry.

Some time ago. Mr.. s. C. Smith ofthis city un-
successfully attempted, after due notice, to eject Mr and
Mrs fayart nom the Brooklyn House at Union street
and Hamilton avenue. Brooklyn lie then brought suit
before Justice Walsh who decided that the Fayarts
not Nr smiths tenants. hut his employees wcdncs-
day afternoon Nc Smith made second attempt TO take
possesSion OF the premises. Just serious hght
seemed imminent the police appeared and marched OF
all concerned 10 the station house The Fay arts
dismissed but four members Of the Smith party
locked over night Yesterday they were held by Jus
tcc Ferry IN f3D each complaint for riOtous
conduct The hearing h set lor Wedneslay. Sept 8.
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BRINGING THEN TO JUSIICE.
Indictments Against south Carolina Exon
cinls for SERIOUS Offences.

COLUMBIA 5. C., Aug. 3o.-Thc Grand
Jury to-day returned true bills for breach Of
trust against cv-Lteuionant- Governor Glcaycs.
cN-Prr-idcnt If the Senate Montgomery. oN-
Gov Moses. rN-Clcrk 81 the House Jones. and
cX-Trcasurcr Parker. also against { 'rh ot the
Senate Wondruh. for forgery 20 tho amount ui
>i.Ouo; against one +. :. Jacobs for forgery t.
tn amount of over s3 OOO against Scott PARSER
and United States senator Patterson, fer rvn-
sprgov in the Same forgery: AKA n-i Patterson
for bribery of mrmnrr~ oi the Legislature in
lh' mn;;rr of In" Blu" Kidar Railroad and
oth,r transaNion-; AMI against Patterson,
PARSER and II II. klmlion of N"W lprh, tor
conspiracy to hrlho the LEGISLATURE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
Tramp. In the Masked Kobber nu.,ns...

BALrlMoRr, Aug. 80. -Tranps last night en-
tered the telegraph office AT tmon Junction. u'd and
sasscl hc operator, and robbed mm OF hi' watch and
pochciho0k The operator got loose and t'-rih,d the
occurrence to the cNy police Twelve Iuhetn'n went
,ui nnd nrro.rd sN trAmps II j. reported mat the
ol,rutur va. atom a. Wrl hnuul and gagged Tie
ralfIs Wtr. all masked They took away cN'Nl Nllnng
luitahc the ,noc Snno money itlon-lus iu the m
pans Was iAA' o, hut II i, not known how mG,h lir
uitrrs went nuf nu tram ant iound if iHu- irnud
"a irc IN the Mnols Bunk-. ,lnsl, amt small ARTICLES
taAtu out OF the olyc WEI, found ON m person,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
betrayed by wire. Friend. and Employee.

judgment Of absolute divorce was entered
yesterday In the city Court In the suit OF Herman
Schmidt Jewcller Of 3li Smith street. Brooklyn.
against his wife Eva There no defence to the
ton The testimony iuculpatcd H. Dumkc. George Oil.
bert. member of the lodge Of Odd Fellows TO which
schmidt belonged and NJ e Lowdcn arrivac detective.
who had been engaged to ferret evidence. The hus-
band ntst suspected Dunkc and as lac forced to be
absent Tor tine. e asked Gilbert whom he considered
u iratcruHl friend, to watch what went ON his
turn he learned that Gilbert had been guilty ~ criminal
conduct with his wife lie engaged Lowdcn, who was
recommended a. discreet person. 20 watch both tho
others only 10 md that he too had betrayed his trust
The daughter u the pintn and defendant was the prin
cipal witness, aud her testimony was conclusive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
The Lat. j. w. w.n.cl'. couu,r, Place.

Lose BRANCH. Aug. 3o.-A tract Of land lust
back OF the cottages ofG Washington tmlis. and
IA. fashionable urishhois. ill,d The sNeamons was
n,ncd for more than twouy years 10y MI James
Nalnch ilr notor. His widow has hnd lart of the
hui uld into lots, ana thrN wclt rNicn'NtN "dNt
Ia, Ia be- sold hN uuu 10 day Ihcr, WAS lo'i AZ
tmiur.c At tine snie. hut very hw hddct. Mtn's' r
in, a ~, FINN Avenue Theatre bought three luis for
spitt, and rIc,nurt % stN WAS th,u tlN'n ut Aun
t,upt tn sc Dot, hN fun in the sau nrHh. lhVui \
~ nm No. MAs hl,u lAlluIr.
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Haye.i.m Attempted In spring street.

One Of the Holmes telegraph wires running
along the root, Of the houses Spring street. between
Mulberry AMI Mott wa' cut Yesterday, and AN alarm
instantly sounded at tho Office SIS broadway. Mr. Ker.
uer the electrician found William II Dunno attempting
a. carry awHN 10 cct t wtlrh c had cut Of
ami rolled into COIL The wire that was ScNvrei WAS
THE o" " ncctus tho establishments 'i John u Murphy.
paWnhrnkcr ami T. Squire. leNelier, OF ls1 BOwery.
1u.fAA DIM lnnmlilnI Lumnc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31

Emil Herbster OF Sol West Forty-sovcnth
street arrAignei in the FIT, seventh roce
Court yesterday for selling milk obtained from swllfcd
an1 diseased An officer Nj Bcrgh's society
uhed that he found eight stable that nlthy
ani badly ventilated. aud that the animals In aeon
duu rcpulsve to the sisht vrhster admitted that 10
cleaned the stables only three times week and that one
40 fhe diseased that he hai to shoot her to
eui her suicringS Her milk had been mixed with that
other COWS aud II this sold the
CLASSES the west side. Herbst.r was held iOr trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31

Tho Rev. Charles I Mccarthy was informed
by telegraph last ,ycnius that the New York state con
yenon nl unisersaliss had voted to withdraw from him
the right hand Ot fellowship lie viii appeal from the
cton the state COnVcntu To the GVncrnl Assembly,
aud II he Is not successful m the Genrral Assembly he
intends to apply to the courts Tor nahdamus compelling
te STATE tulteIssAst bvdy " Tsst0rs lin " fellowship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
Tweed to be Taken Out OF Jaii.

At the meeting yesterday OF the committee
appointed by the Aldermen to investigate the Ring
frauds Mr. HUGH l. Cole Assistant Corporation Counsel
and LEGAL adviser to the committee reported that the
ccnt charters NJ the CITY and the laws the state gave
the mnOn Council power to institute tnNe estigauon to
send Tor persons and papers and to compel the attend
Autc Of witncsse, The committee viii apply to the su
prone Court Tor n summons 10 Conrc William NJ.
1weed's attendance At their meetns on Onday next
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
sports at Myrtle Avenue Park.

Tho annual festival and games Of the Brook
yn Roman Catholic orphan Asyums took place at Myr.
tie Avenue Park Yesterday About go orphan boys
der the charge OF the Rev Father Hickey present.
and many Ot them took part IN the games which were
supervised hN Assemblyman Daniel Bradley, better
known As Father Dan over 300 visitors
the park The race announced between Aldermen Dono-
van and shannon did not of The race between
Assembly NmAn Bradley and J. J. McCOskey, the actor.
WAS awarded 10 the former. McCOskcy at the last
~ L.- ...LI. IL. MIN
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Alolph Steinbers. wholesaler OF clothing at 81
Walker street wcntiuto bankruptcy owing 5000 lie
comptoui,, al twenty cents I'll, dollar but some
Ur creditors lNpt that Sirin0ctg detrauoi the Just
before his iAluic United states Comm ssiuner Osborn
committed linn vest, riay The IrsonVr says thatit u
attempt to levy hlAckun
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hIU JFR>EI

White Ms Ann Conncrs Of l07 Willow stree,
luhukl o. tryiu- tn put cat Kerosene ltn "a scr-
dty. it,Npluioi She Will not recover
Two months al.l John ". Powers and Denis
kruurdy started liquor store on Oakland hN' nue. JVr
-cA cay After W',k ruw.r, srcw di'sHushci itkei
Kennedy out AMI went to ALAny On business When lie
r. ,urncd he fuuni that Kennedy had stored the stock
and shut up the saloon kennsiy has been arrested anu
IVsked Wy fVI larceny
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What Puzzle. the saloon Keepers.

While the temperance war was In nrnOreS6 In
nacArn,~.h. several liquor dcalef were indictea
Tor allowing 'hsir customers 10 throw dice for drnts
Since that time the town has been extensively pAcarded
with large N bills announcing that the Church the
Hus Trinity purposes 90 hold fair certain days and
that aieHure Oi the lion j. 10 be the raining Of 800
pisuo "tome and luck l. the closing sentence
OF the poster Tie liquor dealers puzzled by the fs
uTe u te authouues u unrest The ehnIch rahers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
schmidi's Disappearance.

II was reported in Wall street yesterday that
Charlie hdt the secretary oi tie Ne Castro Don.
ner sugar Company of u1 Front street bad ahscoud,d
II was found on inquiry that hc had been missing from
the ciiN or thr past week ana MAJ hV hHt cleared Ot
with al the private papers and books ui the COMPANY
NAnN ~ r STOLEN IAI,t- contained iMI ortaHt NN.u,.s
secrets tht cuniAn,, Whch - composed o ,tN,ral
,nlf tk lftu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
Pleasant for Justice Morgan.

When Justice Morgan of Jersey city opencd
Ai. count m tm.u liA ,..'ri'1' hr iou'.i piece u
rGttrnr h. ie,h w.ifn k,r 'i.fli.i ulrau-hIt Below
fNfDA ,ri.d >hul .ui t4-A N..,s WEI, the WOii@
HtWalt li rI.t
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CANToN. Pa. Aug. 3o-The condition Of F, l..
Davenport although cnuca, j. not amy worse than II
was mi, morning nr rAucoa.t nf rhllollhla WAS tl
rgraphri tor rlis rN'WuR At ln'4 T. IA, attending
phA 4cians were very hulNful
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31

Nogcl Brothers have, during tho past three
months manufactured the largcs stick oi boys cloth
Ing OF the latest ian STYLES Their retail stores daly
oOwded OWING ~ the low prees they have adopted iVr
school aud dress sults-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31
a balance an the Right Side.

Last year owing tp loose management the
CLOSE az The fait Uiui-Dh A,ihs lrst inuud te H,,s
cIaion oN 90 g.. A,f Il. teur sitter al4 ,Apcn,cs are
paid, the assoc lauou h''- Ai H.t s-,sp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-31

Patrick Good. ugrd II. whilr playing at the
turu fliir,f tlr lti lliI.Ii Ht Hfltr srti JrtSy
90. yesterday. hai hn, l'itl lo0t 'nuirN tlno
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

In JAL.-Thos. J. Evans, who wss
accused some months ago Of stealing
money from Geo. Flick, Of Columbia
township, had . preliminary examine
iien last Friday before Esq. J. J. Allies,
and IN defsnlt Of eco bail. was com.
mitted to Sheriff Cox's care. until next
court. He 10 the one whom some ruff
fans attempted to extort . confession
from By hanging him, IN account Of
which vas published in the Courier :
few weeks age, and should he come
clear there d nice opening for some
having for damages.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

~ And II came to pass that on Thea
Gay evening last, there assembled At n.
resldence Of Mrs. Young, party - not
ponueal nor as lodge y not 10 trim the
iisht fantastic toe, nor to indulge in
bodily refreshments, but with tho ~.
'cntion TO indulge ia the ever soul
charming music. The beautiful evening
ana night seemed 70 smile and .Luna }.
sent her brightest rays rs a proof Of salts.
'ac'ion. These parties had been atom
peg Tor length Of time, but this the
nrst one, and held &C the old placs az
,."ucAvouss was . complete success.
everybody present that could p.av a.
hng, did do so, and without Tho l.te
fashion Of long coaxing, they all did
= with will and the masters ss well a.
'ne scholars tried their best. Not want.
'ns % ~ into the details OF provra mme
81 the evening entertainment, We are
s"'e 20 say In the name OF All present
mat the "gate-post. combined with the
mistake" we're especially enjoyed. and
ne o!d avorite, "Mollis Darling" Wa
sAqu's'tely charming with the taste
~ accompaniment OF one or Jasper's
.s'r oaughssra Let the young and old
discourage such musical rchearsals, and
ne Wild tongue Of SANDER will 800.
cease and the music u bouad to drown
- ~ 'selings and thoughts. All tender
.ne'r sincere thanks 70 the hsspitsble
ma music-loving hostess and ali srs
ready 70 assemble there again.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

"ses the advertisement Ct Mr.
1sepn Egg. IN to-days Courier. The
growing business Of the Touring mill
'"pe's MIN TO quit his other business
ana he has large stock ofc,o,hing. Thi,
would afford fine opportunity for
ZONE man TO buy The entire stock, and
yep right in 10 . good business. and
before this Is done customers can gct
bargains Of him in retail wav.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

MoRR BunDiros. -Esq. Henry Derges
has purchased : TOT On Mil street end
irtsnds putting up . rssldssss thia
spring.
Mr.. }. r. Chrismon has bought site
for house adjoining his shep on Clay
street, and viii PIT him up : residence
this summer. and II the signs ars right
will then add 70 HE family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

IWmnu KnRmRn 4A0 A1A
~. Rnwn - >Aaaa
AW9
3eeS Hstses Agent JaspoRs Ia
HSI1H0 1Or 80 ~ J0HDWl0g 0oo41'
- aote sroete:
-
~ ~ ~ y. q - ~ L. s.psisss shss Win ssi
~ =" me4.
.s. go ssves = 49, Ias6 b Nan sswssAip. -
- ne - timber - y % worth dsoe,'
NO. 5A-J10 ecroe Of uniWprOved land
la the erossin o az tl.s Rork,,crt "a III.
|Yi-~ n~u -. 80" AL
l4me nsiiroans near hnntinRburgh
Ia .av ~. ~ $500 - =
-. U.-!0 eeree - ~ iaue ~ xnoxviiis. pubok
|sossv lsolana lsr sale vssy ehsap aud - very sssy
sof yssfsen
-. 10 acsss 10 nail tswnshsp. SEQ oslsstins
sssss = scluv.ten FOOD log base. leo tsfa, 80
|ofeeasd - abundance 81 nns tmber essI ana watss
NeM- ssses !. .sn ssveshfp essly tnDrsvs1
|s-sss e"s esoe ss'ghssshosa, eesd
- - 49,. 80 ~,
80 1919 q ~ eest nrns on eesss = Js6essss
|sssssTe gee .ses - timber spisn1ll srsus hssss.
sss = ~. $3.50: s.ss, ~ .s ~! slsss vss 2
ysiIr. ~ - o''''ss - Az Line 80 kvsssvi'Is
4.
- 49, eesee - eoee iae1, vsil improved 80
Y eshe esdsf sssl. - the Air Lac saiirss1 VERY
-. -. 1-s aefe. vithin sns-haIf allie ~ he An
. 80 ssh - vaiss.
ne e--sli asres adjoining KnsxviiIs, ksewu . he
Haretn ssrn lee acres IL cultivation. good tws-stsry
nsns sesse. eFehsTd snd other improvement pIssty
easy terms.
~ .h..1.a $500 ssrs' % me l.na sa Al uas RAess
ss.s Ths lana q YER, sSs.s s sas ore Z. = pyss
-; ss:-oas q he ans-s farms IN piGs esssy. -
- ~ -. .sr,'a R:IS.d e. ssrs 100 ssrss es
class. ss~ sssry sns ss.ss ,ss"s .sa. asss
y = ses1 ssy,s s,s timber .sd water, ssdsrisi1 vish
!" - 49, s'S'' ess' rs'es $3.50. - ss'y terms
s a.. ''s sss y s sss., sss', =:
.susa.ees y sssi ana timber. Priss ss1 ssr.s very
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

nTPuts bnrbon whisky tor medica
purposes, purchased directly from u.
distilIery. Ct 7. Wsrts b Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02
10 CONSUMpTIVRS.

TIE advertiser. having bees psrnassntiy cured :,
hat dread disease. Cessamptisn. ~ simple rsmedys
IL anxious q make Known to bis fellsw susrsrs ~
mems 81 cure To al Who desire a. he will ssnd eopv
u the prescription used Tree 81 charged, with the d.
rectens for preparing and using the same. which shsy
will hnd Suns cuas for Consunrssos. AsxnA, Dass.
carus. ee.
Parties Wishing ne prsssripsIea ~ please a4drsss
Rev. Z. a. WILSON,
IL Psna 81. Williamsburg. xs~ York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

0Mr. ). kusbier Il liking substan
TAI stone gutter It the side Of biz
property on Newton and Seventh St..
aud proposes making . good walk il
i'out of the shop, should the grade
ever be determined
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

GrT. werts : Co. extend cordial
invitation 70 the public generally to call
and see 10 In our new home, and ex-
anime .-our large stock Of now goods
just received and being cold ct bottom
prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

cTNow l. the time to beautify ysuI
houses, barns and fences with : coat Of
durable paint. A large and complete
assortment or paints and oils sold q the
New Drug Store, q panic prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

~ Foot ball il the game with Jas
per- young men new, and playing il BY
nioonligG; i dangerous When lsrxe
cannon balls are lying around. Some
*uo tried y Say they can not propel
sae'n % far as the rubber ones--besides
its hard on toes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

@Mr. Joseph HaIler having sold Biz
house and intending 70 quit house-ksep.
'ng for the present, 10 going to have !
sale Tomorrow, and will also sell lot
Of new furniture.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02
1r0UeleyS' MOnae:
JOSEPH ACKERNAN, Proprietor
Loosocrrr, INDIANA,

THE proprietor - this Hsssi situated Just north 4
the railvcsd depot. returns his thsnks 70 the psbl
.or heir past patronage, and assures them that ~ -
!ove snail oe spared % his part u merit their faveV
- ne mfuse. Me table aadkas are suppIea WhA ~
pest tie ashst s9erds. Ne sies hse gscd saSHnsAo6
40 ~ sevsse Bs sei!cts sAas ~ rs@~ses
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

~ Henry LAndgrebe last week r.
ceived ten cases OF new boots and shoes
|at prices less than ever before in this
county. Whole stock boots, from 81 SC
|te q 90 and warranted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02
ART or PROPAGATION.

A concise practical work on the rapid
increase and Multiplication Of stock
amply illustrated. Price prepaid BY
mail, 80 cts. Published BY JEHKiHs'
GRAPE AND 6ERDLlx0 NURsRRIEs, Win
ona. Columbisns Co., Ohio. Send fov
II, and for free catalogue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

A 0ENrLIMAN who suffered for years non Nsrv.
~ Gus Debility, Premature Decay, ana ali Effects q
youthful indsrston will Tor the sake u suffering hu.
manisy send frss 20 oil Who need t. The recipe and al
recton for making the simple remedy By which BE wal
cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit ~ the advsrussrs
experience d. BY sddrsseng perfect eon0dsnce
JOHN ,. OGDEN. - Cedar g.. New Ysrt
Jan. 8, 1e77--Gm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

PREAcHIxo.- Rev. y. Norden viii
preach Ia the ~. 4. Church, in
Jasper. next Sabbath, It 10 I-2 O'Clock.
AZ. Sabbath School q . o'clock, 4. \.
All are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

~veee The advertisement ~ ths "nld
Colony Nurseriss = II te-dav's CoWrIsr
Y e one Of the NEST reliable II ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

GA company is being organized IA
New Albany for gold mining In thu
Black Hills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

'ryBig pictures in the windows At +
Wertz = Co.'S show they have new
garden seeds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-02

% Persons Wishing to purchase real
estate IN Jssper. or Dubois county, will
do we'll to consult the real estate sdvsr-
tisements In this weeks Courier.