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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
LOUISVILLE RACES.
FIRST DAYS EvENTs-THE STARTERS IN THE
KENTUCKY DERBY.

FIRST DAYS EvENTs-THE STARTERS IN THE
KENTUCKY DERBY.
IoUIsvILLH, May 81, 1877.
The races beginning tomorrow have attracted IN
unusually large crowd to tho city and promise to be
more largely attended than any previous meeting OF
tho Louisville Jockey Club Dccp interest Is mani
tested, and the meeting Is expected to DO . very
brilliant aud successful one
FIRST RACE -Assooiaton purse $3.50. for all ages;
ono milo and quarter.
SECOND RAcE-The Kentucky Derby, for threo-year-
ODDS; one mile and half OF iorty-one nominations
eleven stables likely to be represented and the
race prove OF great interest,"
THIRD RAck.-Association purse Of $500, for all
ages. Mile heats
Pools on to-morrow's races sold tonight az fol.
lows
FIRST RAcE-Bob wooley, 500; Elcml, 500;
Kiburn. $35 Tlio Brent, $26; Clemmle, $27; the
field, $3s.
DERBY RAcK-Leonard, 800; Bradanante, $75;
Nov nirter. $50; Vera Cruz, $751; Swigsrts Badcn
Baden and Lisbon, $50; Mavcrn, $24; Dan Kinney,
ST. King William, Is; Odd Fellow, SO; Enlight, SIS;
Early Light. S. Bradannante was afterward
nounccd as withdrnwn.
THIRD RACK, MILE HATS roR ALI Aars--Couricr,
500; Emma g. 500; KING Faro. $55; Grit. s5l;
Mamie Gray, $40.
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entciy OF which disputed the controversy
over the bill last week for The payment OF certain
armory claims has been found 10 be genuine. II Is,
however, Endorsement OF the bill IL simply sug.
ges,s that IL would DO wise under certain restrictions
to dispose finally OF oil pending claims against the
city account o: armories
The Assembly passed AR Gcrard's bill TO prevent
the deiacement OF natural scenery by advertisers
Tho Brooklyn Tax Arrears bill has been signed ~
the Governor
rho Code bill has not yet boon received by the Gov.
crnor.
The bill abolishing the marine Court ordered TO
a third reading in the Senate.
The constitutional amendment authorizing sale OF
the lateral canals also ordered 10 third reading
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION
The motion TO adjourn on Wednesday at noon made
In tho Assembly IL Is thought when called up TO- NOR
row, will DO passed by both houses.
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CANADIAN RIFLE TEAM.

OTTAWA, May 81, 1871
A team Of twenty marksmcn for Wimbledon will
leave Quebec the 23d OF June. under the command
Of Major H. Aylmer. M. p, and Captain Casey. Tho
command consists Of the following officers non-com-
mssioncd officers and mon of the active militia force
OF the Dominion :--Scrgcant ). Mitchell, Sergeant $.
Mitchell, Captain Gibson, Sergeant I. Mtoheli, Gun
ner Mcdonald, Private Morrison, Lieutenant
McNaughton, Private Marshall, Captain Frolheraii
and Corporal Reardon, OF Ontaro Captain Boyd,
Private Ross Corporal Vaughan and Sergeant
Matthews OF quebec; Corporal Shivos, Lieutenant
Harlh and Sergeant Hunter, OF New Brunswick; Cap
tain Mcintosh, OF Manitoba; Private Kennedy, Of
British Columbia and Lieutenant Doghcry, OF Prince
Edwards Island.
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Tho Board OF Aldermen will meet this afternoon, bus
II is understood that Mayor Ely will not send In any
names for Police Park Commissioners until after the
adjournment OF the Legislature. Major William n.
Quincy, order OF Arrest Deputy In tho shers oniccs
Is pressed strongly for tho Police CommIssonership
should democrat DO selected.
The following Is Chamberlain Tappans statement ior
tho past week Receipts 81 1l5, 20B 40 payments,
2,023, sos 81. Balance May 10, 81, 66S,6 81
Tho applicants for dog licenses have materially
Diminished at The Permit Bureau As soon as ample
has elapsed for all owners 10 procure the nee
cssary tags Mayor Ely Will designate dog catchorA
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CREEDMOOR.

THE NATIONAL GUARD BEFORE THE BUTTS FOR
BALL PRACTICE.
Dctachments from three regiments OF tho First
division of the State National Guard went out to
Crssdmoor yesterday ball practice 10 tho third and
second casses The Fifth regiment sent out eighty
officers non-commissioned officers and rank and nIe
from Companies A, and q, under the CON-
mand OF Lieutenant Colonel Cruger, assisted
by Lieutenant Rugan, as inspector OF rifle
practice; tho Twelfth, eoventy-nve officers
and men from Companies A, + and h., Captain MUIR
ply beng the neld rcgimental inspector OF rifle
practice; the rwcnty-sccond, lfty-nvc men, OF all
ranks belonging TO Comp anies g. and !, under tho
orders OF Captain Whecwrght, Captain LOOMS being
prosent inspector OF RHO practice. Lieutenant
Colonel Cruger, OF the Fifth regiment commanded
as ranking field officer the assembled dctachments
Major Cowpcrthwat performed tho duties Of brigade
inspector OF rifle practice, and Surgeon Buchard OF
the Twenty-sccond regiment, acted as medical stan
officer oil the day.
The ranges lrod wcrc he 100 and 150 yards, In
front third class targets, aud the 800 and 400 yards
ranges before second class buts and the 200 AMI 800
yards. The Filth regiment qualified 62 men In
the third class and IL In the second; the Twelfth
qualified SO In the third class, IL In tho
second and In the first and the Twenty second
quaiihe ed Al In the third class, but owing TO somc
difficulty collecting the tho result IN tho Sec
ond class practice not asceriaincd Tho following
were the totals OF the scores in the second class
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FREDERICK A. SAVERS FUNERAL.

The remains OF the late Frederick sayer treasurer
OF the Park Theatre for the past throe seasons
yesterday afternoon inferred in tho Evsrgreeps Como
tcry East Now York. Tho deceased, familiarity knows
us "Docn esimabe little gentleman, died Satur.
day aitcrn DON, after brief ncss In his thirty second
year Tho funeral took place at his late residence, No.
407 West Twcnty.thrd street, the Rev. DR.. Hougnou
officiating, and was numcrousiy attended by friends
nrnlcRgiQnalg.
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A TROUBLESOME TREASURER.

Eighteen months ago Charles Smith, Treasurer OF
Harrison township Now Jersey, was accused OF being
a dciaultcr, aud an expert, who examined his ac-
counts, declared him 81 900 short. Ito retained his
oilce. however, ana proceedings were subsequently
instituted against him IN court, which resulted yosicr
day N verdict ~ lavor OF the township Tor
$I7, gS5 30 Mr.. smith has made appeal IRON tho
decision and VIII carry the case before the term
OF the Hudson County Court
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In order to carry tho purpose OF tho foregoing,
upon motion OF Commissioner Erhardt, tho following
resolution WINS uassed.-
THE TAMMANY SOCIETY.

At a meeting OF sachems Of the TammaDy Society
last evening ballot had for Grand Sachem, but
no one receiving majority vote Mr. Augustus schelL
the present incumbent holds ovor for another year.
The following selected by unanimous votc:-
Father OF Counci Henry L. Clinton; Scribe, Gunther
X Alderman; building COMMITTEES. john Kelly.
Thomas Dunlap, Edward l.. DonDey, Nathaniel Jarv s.
Jr. Menso Dieiondorf; Committee on Fourth OF July
Celebration, Edward l.. Donneliy, Thomas Dunlap
man
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BROOKLYN COMMISSIONERS.

motion was mado by Alderman Fisher, IN the
Brooklyn Common Council yesterday, TO take from
the table the nominations for the Board Police and
Excise Commissioners, when carried By vote OF
Ii To .. The Alderman tncn moved that General
James Jourdan be confirmed MS President Of the Board
Alderman Burnett moved that all the nominations be
voted on forthwith. Alderman Dunno moved to lay
the motion the table, but eventually voted against
hts proposition. However, tho motion was
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BROTHER MURRAY's LUCK.

The friends and supporters Of Rev. Jeremiah B.
Murray, pastor OF tho Fleet street African Methodist
Episcopal Church. Brooklyn, endeavorng to estab-
lish new place of worship for him. The reverend
gentleman had about made up his mind TO leave for
ever the city In which he had experienced so much
difficulty but tho rallyng oil his friends to his sups
port greatly encouraged him 10 stay and try to re.
form the black sheen OF his flock.
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A LIVELY CORPSE.

To THE EDIroR THE HERALD
Your Issue OF this morning contains IN cxtrnordi-
nary statement Of tho dcirum and suicide OF Thomas
Rcy nolds. Mr.. Reynolds is alive and at home, suffer-
ing from fall down stars which some ones magma
ton converted into case Of suicide. Please do him
tho justice 10 mako this correction, and ob!igc
MAI "a, 1871 JAMES BANNAN.
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BOARD OF APPEALS.

The Board OF Appeals OF the National Trottlng Asso-
citation the Atlantic District will meet At Fifth
Avenue Hotel at to-day. Though the session Will
to great extent be devoted 70 the OF tho
Rachel fraud perporated al the Brooklyn Driving Park
last on, any appropriate business may be brought
bcfO nod
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NO SALVATION FOR DANCERS.

Row. Mr.. Lewis r. Dunn is what may DO called .
radical Methodist Ho declared at thu meeting Of
preachers In Newark yesterday, In supporting in de-
bate paper he had read in opposition to populas
amusernents, that TO some members Of his congrega-
tion who had danced he gave the alternative OF with.
drawing the church or giving up their unlawful
nleasufa.
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THE MAJESTY OF THE BIBLE.

Bishop Simpson lcctured last night at Association
Hall on tho .Majesty OF the Bible" There was large
attendance The proceeds OF the lecture be used
Tor benefit OF the Now York Sunday School Associa
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The trottlng announced to take place at Clifton
Driving Park yesterday fternoon has been postponed
until the Goth inst
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Handicap lytnkes-Anc Heats.
Ambush, SIS; Preston, $50; Fraud, *1b; Romney
$l3; Mary, sll Dauntless, $12; unicast, 81; Cyril
As. Problem. 3d.
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LOCAL POOLS.

The several pool sellers recently removed from New
York TO Jersey City and Hoboken did light business
last evening on the above events the Handicap Stakes
and Chesapeake Stakes only being asked Tor Tho fol-
lowing sales arc fair average:-
Chesapeake Stakes
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LOCAL POOLS

LOCAL POOLS.
Pools were sold the probable starters by the Jsr.
soy auctioneers last evening as foliows:-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

IMPROVED TuBE DErvF PUMP ~ Mr.. A..
SondeInsun j. prepared 70 rrt down
these pumps FOR Al desiring them, and
insure them sncccS,. Ifany ari.e well
will succeed il this locality. these WEI.
and those in want Of water should give
him trial and fair count" az ne has
no objection 20 submitting their merits
20 fair returning boar. Also. the hest
wooden pump il The market, Fnt M
wells. or sold 10 order, a. chesp A. llias
can be sold elsewhere. ri6ff.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20
IL. II. POTTER.
TOWN ORDINANCE.

AT regular session Of the Board o.
Trustees " The Town Of Jasper. when
present. .io-. Egg. Peter n. Schcnrirh
And Matthias Gusrescll. Trustees for said
Town. the following ordinance wa
adopted:
Re II ortlained bv the Board Of Trus-
toes OF the Town 81 .Ia.pcr. that every
per-sn who In a rude, inSolcnt or angry
manner. hall rnlawfmllv touch another
Within the r0rporate limits of said Town
Nj Jasper. shall be deemed guilty OF ali
assault and battery. and upon conviction,
slaa ior.ri. and pay 70 the Town Of JAS
grrr. not icss than one nor more than five
dollars ana tie cost Of snii, and that the
same shall ~ in full force from and
after ~ publication ia the Jasper Weekly
Courier.
DFrfcE on CLrRK OF THE TcwS or
JAsPER. July 81. ls77.i
I.B.I.. Greene. Clerk Of the Corpora
tan 81 Jasper, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing ordinanccis true.
lfull and correct copy OF al ordinance
adopted b. the Board Of Trustees OF said
icwn. nj their meeting held July 2d,
1877. AS appears on record in my Office
Witness my hand. this "a day July,
1877. y. T. GREENE
Clerk Town Of Jasper.
JuIy IL. 1s77-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

- Henry I.andgrebe last week re-
|ceiyed ten cases OF new boots and ehnes
AZ prices less than ever before in fhi-
county. Whole stock boots, from 81 So
10 "A % and warranted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

AT CosT Mrs. Dufncr has some
late style spring hats. which Size IS de.
sirous OF closing out at cost. Now u
the time FOR bargain m23fE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

" We received copy last week OF
The New Albany Ledger Standard.
double sheet, showing the advantage Of
mt city - manufacturing point, and
r. desirableness for residence. Tie
contemplating publishers Issued 50.OOo Of
ms number, and give them general
circulation. snch publications ~ this
number ~ the Ledger Standard before
- y properly backed BY The citizens.
cannot fail ~ being Of immense benefit
70 any city which has the good fortune
70 possess such wide-awake firms as the
Ledger Standard Company. and the city
should take pride ia literally sustain
ing il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

IT, Sweeney have the incest s'oc'
~ rcntlemens' collars and furnishing
posds III town. Call and see them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

~ Joseph Euchart has lively dc
mand for his chickens, but manages =
keep up the supply
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

n~~ One hundred barrels Of -four mah'
from new wheat was shipped from N
cenncs the other dsy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

r. Auditor Deinderfcr and bride re-
turned home safely from their wedding
trip last week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

q9-Ihc wife Of John J. Greene' ior-
merly OF Jasper died q, Quincy limos
lat week. leaving three children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20
Departure or Mails from Jasper

The following i the time Of depar-
lures OF the various mails from the
Jasper Post-o:licc
JAsrEI. TO LooGoerFE.
Leaves Jasper daily, except sunday,
at % \. m.
JASPER TO HrNTiNGBCRG-
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
II 81 y. in.
JASpFR To TROY.
Leaves Jasper Mondays. Wednesday,
and Fridays. A a. M
JASPER 10 rEIEgsBrnG.
Leaves Jasper Mondays and Fridays
IL a. ~.
JASPER TO shoals.
Leaves jasper Monaavs. Melnesla,
and Fridays. Al a. m.
JASPER r. NAFENCo.
Leaves Jasper tuesdays and FRIDAYS
at i a. IN.
ALoIs GrAMErsrAcHER, r. VI.
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rsF. Fink has moved 70 his water
mill. aud has number Of workmen en-.
,lnyed putting II il order for additions
machinery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

a-7-The family without a newspape
i year behind the times IN general IA
formation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

ar swecnrys' new stock Of clcihine
!, tony and cheap. No need 20 90 Shabby
now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

~ Roasting ear time is upon us w
Ind our fist mess last Monday Sens
EN- along.
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nTThe simple man stoppeth hi pa
per because he j. TOO poor. and buyeih
five dollar dog.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

~ Most OF the wheat and oats Wa
tracked before il rained on i.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

N--- Marshal tiafdner on Nonlav ar
irsied Irving Leighton Il. 4. Creme y
W Greene aud Cha~. rgg for srhiia-
shout the base ball game SUNDAY. and
fsq. Berger iine.i earh of thrm 81. the
costs amounting " 50 rs each. ii adii
lion. Rather dear fnn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

~Agood deal Of rui gra-- was DSais
20 ,ked by the rains this week
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WHEAT THEFSiuSc.--Several machines
started in this county this week. and We
are told the grain Is turning ont yer,
we'll We would like 10 gri. FIR publ
cation IN the COURIER. lie aggregate
number 81 bushels OF each kind Of grain
threshed by each machine IN the county
and we will give 70 each company own
ming a machine. who will at tie end o
the season furnish us the information
desired. copy ofthc COURIER for threl
months. Gentlemen threshers. pleas,
keep a record. and let the people SCI
how many bushels Of wheat were raises
In the county this year, and who ;hresh
ed them. and If you are a mind 10. th'
largest days threshiag done duIing th'
season. or any oiher facts connected
with il which will be Of public interest
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trr Since 1864 contraction has reached
The sr,n total OF sl.sis.So3.o0s, and The
business failures during tho same perio
amount "a tie sum 81 sl.373.bi0.ils.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

~ yincenne- dealers ARE aging
sl.l5to {l.o0 for new wheat.
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PRnauu>o.- Rev y. Morden viii
rrcach ~ the II. i. Church. 10
.lasrer ncxt Sabissih. al 10 lie O'Clock,
AIN. All ARE Invited.
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0-rThe rains this week are refreshing
t. corn and late potatoes.
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tAr1v ~ mir PrscE VI ON TUESDAY
NeN~s-. los. lssnlperi ana i-oai- Troxler
hat adifiirui, about hsry ..urr, whirh
Wa broken 81 TILE @if u.Jui, M Ma
'hia- Siraub naked hinseif n Il ~
words, and Oh Mtdncssias his ir- *
efriscd him ~ rcrrnsly Al ~ I'M IN \
himfc swraF oGi psace varg AZ against
i.ruts WHOA IL aF iiica ss', ewing I"
Ihc aAscnce 4 nf.ircrs
~ Some rus Dclurcs hte INDUCED il
y, various IA ~ n who viii b. ap-
pointed bishop 'llis diocese n NJ. ihe
yecancy occssiot ny siir dtsih NJ the
lamcnicd Il. PAhas. some lineage The
bishop applied for an assistant. and the
congress OF L.shcp. recommended tw'
priests. Rev. August Bcssonics, Of Indi-
annapolis, and Rev. 4 Mougin. Of New
Albany, for the position. One Of these
clcrgymen viii probably succeed 70 the
vacant bishopric. II j. thought, also. by
some that the seat OF the See viii oe re-
moved from vincennes TO indianapolis
The manner Of appointment i by recon-
mendation y three names by congress
Of bishols, 70 the Pope. These who
make the recommendation will bc Arch.
bishop Purcell. a Cincinnati: hishol
Mctloskcy, q: Louisville: RI cnrrans
81 Columbus; Gilmour. of I ,rland
Dvengcr. " Fort Wayne: Tnrhbe, q
sovington, Ky. Borgess.. o. DeiIvit an,
lrach, 81 Sault ~. Marie. The thrr,
names thus selected are referred To
college 81 cardinals having thc America,
wosk NJ charge, aud this college select
one VINO j. appointed BY the Pope. III
selection may be made from the Clergy
snen ~ The diocesc or elsewhere.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

- For the Peerless overa''s, the
-, IN Tho market. 90 to swecne,s.
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10 AL WHOM II MAY
CONCERN.

Iry-HE undersigned respectfully beg
: 'rave rs inform ail those that are not
aware III Tie fact that be has nov. and
Nuns;anf.y kceFs ~ iiand. 4 large and
complete assortment Of house Furnish
ling goods groceries ami notions. stoves.
t~timn.. hardware. hDllow-w are. wood
rn-wAfc, Qneers-sare. glassware. lin
ware. ,tane-warp. sheet iron wase. l'ra~S-
warr ana cname.ed- farmers and
nlerhafi.s tools. table and pocket cut
lrFs. -iiovsl- spades. hoes. FORKS, axes.
haithets. G.. IN iact almost everything
mead fni lhai can BE- used about hou>t
'nr arm All will ~ >oit at the very
lowest prices. and large proportions AZ
iir-i cost Come icfc YOU can ret
NJ best AVID what YOU need az the very
bottom prices. PAY no attention 70
= Aas Won hear. but come ard sce for
Yourselves. Also 4 good set Of timers
'lnarhincs and tools. with good a~Sort-
'nenl OF stock. patterns. Nc. Cor SALE
H H. DoTyrE-Iy
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e. > Hase hall broke loose last Suraay
ana camv near resulting N sryei-i
broken ltnls. SUNDAY p'ayin- A. II
poor investment M Erprra rulr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

Not unlocked yet. for sale for sos
reislls al s7O-at The COURIER OFFICE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-20

Piano for Sale.
a good Illllcit Il Davis piano for sale
AZ lie CorEIE. OgHicg.
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JASPER COURIER.

JASPER COURIER.
49, For the pcer.cs. oyeralis. the
nc.t IL The market 90 70 sweenesA'
r~Agood deal OF cut gra-- was psdiy
90 ked by the rains this week
- Most Of the wheat and oats was
s,.ckel before il raincd on u.
n~rThe rains this week are refreshing
~ corn and late potatoes.
~ WILDERNESS dealers hare pay Ing
sll5t 3I.oo for new wheat
r>y swerneys new stock Of clothing
i,,ony and cheap. No need 70 90 shabby
now
- Joseph Huchart has lively de
oand for his chickens, but manages %
keep up The supply
r,-qhc wife Of John l.. Greene, for
merly Of Jasper. died y, Quincy, illinois,
last week. leaving three children.
II Sweeney have the incest stock
Of rcntlemeus' collars and furnishing
yosds IN town. Call and see them.
n~~ One hundred barrels Of -four made
from new wheat was shipped from Vim
cenncs the other dsy.
- Auditor Deinderfcr and bride re-
turned home safely from their wedding
trip last week.
~ Roasting ear time j. upon u.s. we
Ind our fist mess last Monday send
EN- along.
a-rThe family without newspaper
isa year behind the times IN general in-
formation.
uTThe simple man stoppeih hi pa
per because he i TOO poor. and buycih a
five dollar dog.
rsF. Fink has moved 70 his water
mill. and has number Of workmen en-
plnyed putting II il order for additional
machinery.
trv Since 1864 contraction has reached
ihc sr,n total Of sl.sissosoos, and The
business failures during The same perio
amount "a ihc sumo sl.373.bf0sls.
PKraui>o.- Rev. y. Morden vii
lrcach ~ the n. II. Church. 10
.lasrer next Sab'afh. at 10 i-2 O'Clock
Am. All are invited.
e. Rasr hall broke loose last Sursay
ana canv near resulting N seyei=i
broken lta,ls. SnAay paving j. y
poor investment M grpcrai rulr.
~ yirgtian- rlpiH, iaaf sisre 'hs
vh'npiuu ytst wa. -hsa mOs'
VA NV f.Ii- have hrra rariff r' i
c'mrs hss4 s.net ea~esl ai Y4gramie
afe -ecn w mors III snc streets.
ay 4 s@mrunis aiioa HI another roi-
,nin gives AN. account ~ ~ solN1. ~
.tr Mar.inna. psiu;er. representing
hinselsa- Secret Krveliue Dcier I've.
!ic tried 10 bag some rane n da-pcs
SATURDAY. INT didn't susseesl. ise'- !
iirft-clasS blk.
e~r Marshal tintdner on Moniay ar
frsled Irving leighton. Il. L. Greene y
W Greene aud Cha~. Egg for arhiia-
shout The base ball game SUNDAY. and
ESQ. Berger incl each of thrm 81. the
costs amounting ~ - IS each. il adii
lion. Rather dear finn.
thrIy oY mir Pr,cr ON Tuesday
NeNsf-. los. l.snnperi ana i-oni- Troxlel
haf adiiiirul, about hcr, aurr' whicl
Nas broken on 'ne @ih usJuis, sal MA.
ihia- Sirnub naked hEiSeif n y N
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