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4 II. WEGNER,
PRACTICAL TIANo-MAkER AND TUNER
FOR CITY OF RICHMOND ONLY.
(ESTAELIsHEp OCTOBER. 1871

tESTABLISIiEp OCTOBER. 1879
Amongst n great many other testimonials rs 10 my
caraci:y In my business take pleasure In referring
NV friends and patrons TO the following which Dr.
GrSTAvE SATTER. the eminent pianist and COM
I-,sar, has been Kind enough To write:
since my arrival to America, which has taken
PLACE MAY. 1875, up 10 present date, have found
NJ: &. II. WEGNER the best pano-tuner In the
uH.t-d States
will always usc my best efforts for the benefit OF
,ao,c who may engage my services.
Orders left only at Mr.. II. NenzefS trimming
sore alJ Eroad street: MeSsrs Brecden Z Taiiey )
,-!;n,alns-storc, No. 10 Broad street. aud my re-
..,,.nra over No. 200 north Fifth street. viii be
- promptly attended 10 "a j. possible. No conncc-
1Iuu with any music store; 10 communication with
any other tuner.
CHARGES
i'ur repairs, according 10 agreement; Tor tuning
pncc, SO. Terms, positively cash.
ore month after the first tuning, VIII engage by
the wear totuning piano once monthly: Square
simple, $40: Square-C,rand $3.50; Upright or
Grand Piano, csl5; payable seini-annnalV in adj
,,nce Een,irs cxir: c. II. WEGSER.
my l4.15.lG.17 S,l9&21
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REMEMBER, A. HARRIs's PAwNBRoKER's SALE
takes place on THURSDAY the 18th instant. ....
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THE ST. BoNIFAcIus SOCIETY will give q
grand picnic on Whit-Monday, May 2lst,
at Mrs. Beck's garden. .a..
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Sp EC CIAL. d.

The great CENTENNIAL COFFEE AND TEA
rEECOLATOE. 1t saves 20 per cent. Of coffee.
Can DC used IN any co1ee-pot. Price, soc.
The MAGIC PLAITOR-Ior all kinds Of plating.
Price, only $3.50.
lowest rates.
Call and examine the above articles.
+. b. TAYLOR.
myl4 loll Main street.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ADJOURNED MEETING LAST NIGHT-A COM
MUNrCATIoN FROM DIR. CABELL ABOUT
THE FILTHY ALLEYwAYs OF THE CITY
THE APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE PUT
TO THE VOTE AND DEFEATED. -.
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WHITE VESTS FROM $1.25 TO s5.
WHITE VESTS FROM S1.25 TO IS.
WHITE VESTS FROM S1.25 To,s6.

- f. Is. SPENCE i SON. n ------- N
Z. B. SPENCE & Son.
+. i. SPENCE i SON.
50-CENT GACZE UNDEnSHIRT.
. 5O-cENT GAUZE USDEESHIRT-
5O-CEST GAUZE USDERsHlRT.
LOOK AT OUR
so SUIT. &Hi&f>, Y
Z. 4. SPENCE s. SON. s.-.H =
E. b. SPENCE e. SON.
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rup EA11EN EsrArE or THE E1aHr-Foor.

THE FALLEN ESTATE OF THE EIGHT-Fo0T-
ED HORSE AND THE MERMAID.-The show
business, it seems, is in declining condi-
ton. They cannot even afford to feed their
..lions," but turn them loose, starving, to
depredate upon the public. Assembly Hall
i for sale under the hammer to pay ground
rent. Putnam has been deprived OF one OF
his most valuable privileges by Judge
Guison, and the eigbt-footed horse and the
mermaid have fallen into the hands OF the
'The horse is one Of natures productions,
and has eight feet. That's certain. Four
are m good, solid, substantial ones, and serve
Well we the purposes for which they were de-
signed. The other four are malformations,
about half the usual size, ana entirely
worthless for use and not va,naD'e as ohlla thass
feet feet dangle down, making very lovely
chestnut sorrel look ugly and misshapen.
The animal Ia valued at $1,000 by the owner
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.-.,.,l Arc the Streets Clean.
Messrs.. Editors: Those who brag about
the cleanliness OF our streets should to-day
look at Franklin street for some distance
below the Exchange, and at the ALLEY be-
tween Fourteenth street and Locust alley.
:
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V7ROENER's EXTRACT MALT AND

rg,ROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT AND
ITS COMBINATIONS. -r
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT,
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. ferrated;
TROEMER's EXTRACT MALT, with Hypophoa
phites;
TpOEMER,S EXTRACT MALT, Iodide;
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT, with Citrate Iron
and Quinine:
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. alteraliVe.
The attention Of the medical profession Is respect
fully called 10 these valuable preparations.
mhl9 1916 Main street.
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8icllnlond @ispattl1,

ED-TllE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATlON OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERS OF THE CITY
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The head and tail Of the animal were ex-
hibited at this office last night by Dir. Glenn
ent c. Tinsley, Of this city, who brought
them in from Mr.. Bowles's.
The animal, from the description given,
belonged to Mr.. Benjamin Barbour, OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. II so, it
was a cross between Newfoundland and
St.. Bernard. and had been but recently
brought to this neighborhood, and was re-
garded as dog Of rare size andvalue.
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An adjourned meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen was held last night, Mr.. Bass in
the chair, and present Messrs. Beall, Crump,
Forester, Gray, Manly, Pickrell, Pitt,
Scott, Smith, Todd, Wagner. Williams,
and thinner. Mr.. Lipscomb was reported
sick, and Mr.. Cannon out OF the city. o."
TIE CITY ALLEYwAYs.
The following was presented through Mr..
Manly: ....
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
RICHMOND, May II, 1877.
Gentlemen,-I respectfully call your at
tention to the fact that under the amended
charter OF the city OF Richmond the alleys
which have been opened for five years have
become the property OF the city, and are
placed upon similar footing as the streets.
Their condition should demand your i'm
mediate attention, inasmuch as they have
heretofore been generally neglected. The
improvements made in the grading and
paving OF the few which have received this
attention were done with but a few eXcep-
tions) by property-holders prior to the adop-
ton OF the amended charter, when they pos
scssed the sole right to them. The change in
the charter transferring the control and right
to the city, it is maintained by many, entails
upon the city the obligation to improve and
free them from the objections to which IN
their present condition they are liable. 1t
is manifest that the general welfare OF the
citizens will be promoted by the rapid i'm
provemcnt in grading, paving, or macadam-
izing these thoroughiares. The streets OF
Richmond are now, with few exceptions, in
excellent condition, and have been I'M
proved, in the opinion OF many, far IN
advance OF actual present need, while
81 oil 1,px-n fsrA1, ta1
These are the receptacles for all the refuse
matter OF tho lots. the soil soon becomes
contaminated and breeds disease; the eff1u-
via arising from them, owing to stagnant
water and the various causes for impurity,
render them the pests of the city. The
small outlay that will be required.to make
them unobiectionable is strong argument
for the city to undertake their early and
systematic Improvement. We confidently
assert that no measure likely to be submit
ted to your body will meet with more gen.
eral approval and will ensure more beneh-
cial results as to the public health and the
comfort OF the citizens.
We trust that the suggestions herein made
may meet with your favorable consldcra-
ton. Very respectfully.
j. G. CABELL,
President Board of Health.
Referred to Committee on Streets.
TIE ORDINANCE APPROPRIATION.
The ordinance eappropriating the city rev.
enues was taken up, and $4,000 transferred
from the Gas-W orks payroll to the contin.
gent fund. The ordinance was then put
upon its passage, and defeated by the fol-
lowing vote:
AYEs-aressrs Bass. Beall, Crump. Manly, Pick
rcll Smith, Todd, and Zimmer-S. 49,
NoEs.-Nessrs. Forester, Gray, Pitt, Scott, WaS'
ner, and W1lliams-6.
Not a majority such as is required to pass
such an ordinance.
Adjourned.
The opinion with some aldermen seems
to be that the Street Committee have too
much money given them (about S1S,OoO),
and the other committees too little.
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,I,ur nYGEIA HOTEL. >,,>,,, -,
'' OLD POINT COMFORT, VA
..,.a,vt;a.n leo yard, Of Fort Monroe. open
,..., ,.,-. Special a;traciiooS for summer WIN
s.. c.,ac!tv for 500 guests. Has MI m"ocFh i'h-
,,,.,,,rr;s six daily mails and telegraph ""ce'
,>.. "a ls,.iy tir>!-cla>> steamers iand dal! wv
,a,,. >i.naavl 80 yards from Inc door. SnP<i'
,., far haihinc a; tho door-stcps. and s"oo ir"i"
,.f \cvcmlar. Boating. fishing, and driving
.,..,rx ..,rac,,vc send for circular dcscr'pinH
,,,ianir a?yantacc>, terms, &c.
".,,t..x3u II. .i'HOEBUS. Proprietor.
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ENGE RSIONS.

The alOMCS CLUB. comprising some OF the de-
ciie,l talent Of Richmond, and also the SILVER
ENTERTAINMENT at the above place, just ten
miles from the city. 4 canopy TO seat 400 people has
been eacted and scsts will be reserved without
extra charge. SUPPER served bv the ladies in the
building at the nominal price of csc. Excursion
train viii leave the Richmond depot at 6 z. NJ and
return after the performance.
Round trip. soc; admission, soc. Tickets can lie
had ut Polk Mlller'S drugstore, Ninth and Main
streets: j. T. EllysonS. and HE drugstore corner OF
Twcntv-ffth and Broad streets.
No pieaSanter little trip could be wished than this,
and all who 20 will have 4 good time. my 1S-4tf
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VIZ TANTED, ORDERS FOR a BEAUI1-.
w FuL LOT OF SPRING PANTS, which an ~
now Offering at about cost 70 close teI ~, ,s
cent. You VIII do well 10 examipc them oesose oas
Ahs' S"sisA'N0 " WESSOS THE TAlLOk,
IL Twelfth street. q
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THE MozART.-The oppressively warm
weather did not prevent the usual large at
tendance at the musicale last evening. Mrs.
Tyler and Miss Werth sang duo by Ros-
sini in admirable style, and Mrs. Tyler de-
lighted her audience with her very correct
and spirited rendition Of i solo from Lu-
cia di Lammermoor."
The Trumpeter's Departure was very
effectively given by Mr.. Jacob Beier, which
took the audience by storm. The quartettc
accompaniment were on the stage, and Mr.
Beier with cornet was stationed outside the
hall. The effect OF the cornet In the accom-
panimcnt, echoing rs 1t were the notes from
without, was very good indeed.
The string quartettc, "Andante," opus 80,
by Joseph Haydn, was carefully rendered,
and the piano solo Of Professor Jacob ReiE-
hardt was very tine. The overture Of evil
liam Tell" was well given by the orchestra,
as was also the waltzes "Recollections OF
Paris" ,.-..-.
On the programme appeared the follow
Ing notice, which deserves the careful con-
sideration OF our citizens, and especially
those who are compelled TO pass the summer
in the city,: a ..
.ConcertS for The Summer.-Professor
John Kcssnich, at the earnest solicitation OF
many lovers OF music, will remain in Rich
mond, and give three open-air concerts each
week during the summer-one in the Capt.
tol Square, one in Monroe Park, and the
other Oh Libby Hill. Our citizens gene
rally are earnestly requested to subscribe
liberally to this philosophical enterprise"
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LINT.

| NPhR'1oO9 h1N''
This consists OF lint OF the best quality, one side
OF which Is rendered impervious, thereby prevent
ing soug of the clothing of those using It, and rem
derny applications such iniments oils, or salves,
more eGectual. For ehy
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
an15 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
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- The Hanover lion is dead. At so clock
Yesterday morning the majestic beast was
compelled to yield to overwhelming num-
bers and resources, aud fell 4 victim to n
double discharge Of powder and shot.
Thus, in. the very height of Its usefulness,
in the prime OF its glory, in the brightness
OF promise, was this item destroyed, before
its duty was halt done, and ere its capacity
for expansion and development was fully
known and appreciated. A whole repor-
torial corps mourns the loss and weeps
with unrestrained anguish at the thought OF
what might have been. but now can never
be. .t -
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An adjourned meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen was held last night. Mr.. Bass in
the chair, and present Messrs: Beall, Crump,
Forester, Gray, Manly, Pickrell, Pitt,
Scott, Smith, Todd, Wagner. Williams,
and thinner. Mr.. Lipscomb was reported
sick, and Mr.. Cannon out OF the city. rs.
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EoTING AND TIE PAYMENT OF THE CApI-
TATIoN TAx-IMPORTANT OPINION FROM THE
RSEY-GEHERAL.-The following was
made public yesterday
GENEn II - OEEIcE J
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IL - now admitted by all who hnve
given attention TO the subject. and il i
In accordance with both theory and
praciice, that 10 favor free growth IN
the shoots and leaves. pruning shouid
be performed while trees are dornant
or lcailc-s. On the other hand. ~ clark
growth. and 10 promote fruitfu;ues. ,l,e
pruning should be performed 81 ,ha
tree Ia leaf aud growing. We lnow NV
no ruiliya'ors who dissent ffom these
truths. II y commonly admitted. al,o.
that simmer pruning fayors = more
speedy healing of the wounds.
Each season, therefore. has ifs neru-
Iiar advantages. Unless the trees have
superabnndant vigor, the pruning should
not be done after the buds begin to
swell Winter may be better than early
spr;ug Tor hardy trees by allowing The
ire-A'v cut faces TO dry and close fhe
SAP porhA before the commencement ~
growth. bnt as rutiing away branthc.
hNas makes trees more susreuti,.,e III
ne ELECTS NJ cold. the work should not
.e. performed muc.. before snrinr IN
pAii tender llces. Isuned al this season
Di ne year, they are not checked In
-.0ath as when the work n done n,
Snnimer, when the 'rre must lose 4. Dor-
tioa 81 its leaves aud sh1s become sni-
..es''y checked Ia lie performance of liz
iuAcliOns.
fruniNx IN summer. ar While tho trees
are "A ieai aud growing. nas Be prse-
ltlsch N they are IN vigorous condition
an- bnl small portion Is "a, away AZ +.
ili.ir. There can De no harm af ntts sea-
s.A ~ removing ingle misplaced
rh1v' Deter wav u 10 RIB vt need
lross ~ they rrr starring. On I,
pinch oii INC ends 10 prevent sxtandinr.
W. s'r i no ai.en fni with a large lo-s
o. leaves ,rres grow TOO f.st a. ba4r.
sf1er.l fia1l .g Dger The head. or
summer thinning of the shoots u The
"hose tree. viii tend 70 induce fruitful
ness second year.
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A Good Word for Local Papers.

The N. \. Times says. you might
nearly AZ well forget your churches.
your academies and school houses. - 10
forget your local paper. II speaks u
ten times the audience that your local
minister docs II Is read eagerly each
day aud week from beginning to end.
II reaches you all, and il il has Z lower
spirit and less wisdom than a sermon.
a. las thousand times better chance at
|you. Laying a. il does, on every table
~ almost every house, you owe il 10
yourselves TO rally liberaiiy to its sup
port. and exact from II as able. high
toned character as you do from any
edncator in your midst. II is in no
sense beneath notice and care unless
you yourself are beneath notice aud
care : for il is your representative. In
deed. in its character, !: is the sHmna-
ton Of the Importance, interest and wei
fare Of you all. II is the aggregate of
your own consequence, and yon can 40,
ignore Il withou, lniserably depreciAtius
yourselves
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horkporr Democrat.
Justice August Behmer or Hunting
burg was In town Thursday. .nroui
home from Owensboro. whittier ~ hal
been looking aficr the interests Of lis
mill. Gus is not only equitable iis-
penser OF Justice, but miller Of large
experience and extensive reputation.
whose name aud business extends from
Ohio to Georgia
Jake Hahn, a king OF good fellows.
has accepted position on the lower
wharf, The Democrat wishes Jake
that success due - unilinching a Tildcn
man.
A tall, seedy-looking indiyiau.l.
calling himself Jim Vincent. appropri-
|ated mule belonging 10 James McKen-
lney. Saturday evening and struck for
lother parts. After reaching Canrelios
ne abandoned the mule. aid since tl,at
time hes not been heard from o. tho
anthorities. We learn that the properly
has been returned 10 lis owner. Hers
another case for thar prince of sheaisis.
Anthony Stevenson.
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DR.. Henry Pigeon writes % the Lon
don Lancet as follows: sTbe marvel
|ous success which has attended NV
treatment Of scarlet fever by sulphur in
duces me TO let my medical breth cn
know OF my plan, so that thev may be
able - apply the same remedy without
delay. All the cases in which l used Il;
were very well marked, and the epider-
l'nis on the arms in each case came
away like the skin os q snake. The fol-
lowing was the exact treatment followed
In each case: Thoroughly anoint The
patient twice daily with sulphur oint-
lsnent: Give five TO ten grains of sui
lphur in little jam three times a day.
Sufficient sulphur was burned, twice
daily Con Goals on . shovel), to ill the
room with the fumes, and OF course,
WAS thoroughly inhaled by the patient.
Under this mode Of treatment each case
improved immediately, and none were
over eight days IN making q complete
recovery. and ] firmly believe In each Il
was prevented from spreading by the
treatment adopted. One case was in q
large school. Having had large cxpc-
lrience In scarlet fever last year and this,
II feel some confidence in ms own iudy-
ment, and am OF the opinion that the
Ivery mildest cases ever saw do not do
half 30 well as bad cases BY the sulphur
treatment, and ~ far as l can Judge
sulphur Is as near . specific for scarlet
fever as possible
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The following Il the circular from
The bishop. Maurice De 81. PaIais, or this
diocese, giving the regulations for OBJ
serving Lent:
REVEREND AND DEAR SIR The rcgu-
lations for Lent In the diocese OF Vim
cennes are the following:
1. All the faithful. over II and under
80 years Of age. are. unless Iegitimaieiy
dispensed, bound 10 observe the fast OF
Lent.
? They are to make only one full
meal . day (Sundays excepted), which
meal should be taken about noon.
5. Both fish and flesh are not to lie
used ~ the same time, even by way of
sauce or condiments.
4. A collation. is allowed IN the even
ing. No general rule as 10 the qusntilv
lof food permitted At this time. i or cal,
lbe made, but the practice of the most
regular Christians Is, never let II exceed
the fourth part of an ordidary meal.
3 General usage has made ii lawful
TO take in the morning, cnp of trA.
coffee. or thin chocolate made wilt.
water, with small slice OF bread Or q
Icfackrr-
- sc NrT " bV- idIQ lfs~lc cal OF
butter Is permitted ia preparilg en-,
Vegetables. etc.
T. The following are exempted from
the obligation OF fasting: Young per
sons under II years OF age; those Who
have completed tLeir Goth Yea the sick
pregnant women, or those giving suck
70 infants; persons who are obliged 10
labor hard, and all wro. tn.ou-h Nes
mess, can not fast without injury \. N N
heath.
| 8. By dispensaiion. ihe use OF arst
meat Il allowed at ans lime OH SuniAss
and once day on Mondays. Tue-I.,
Thursdays and SATURDAYS. except on ~
Saturday Of the ember week. and cf
Thursday and Saturday of hoiy week.
4 3. Persons dispensed from the obi
'Igation Of fasting are not bound by tie
Irestriction Of using meat only at one
meal on tho days on which ils use i
granted by dispensation.
y fAACHicE DIX Sr. PALATs.
i Bishop Of vincennes.
u VISCENxEs. Feb. !, 1871.
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ret-ois Free Press.
A squalI. : howl and shout and two
Clinton street women, living on Oppo-
site sides Of the street, rushed to their
front doors II the same instant 10 find
that the child Of one had hit the child of
the other with snow ball.
LET me get hold Of that young fiend. =
how'cd one Of the mothers.
Gently, now, Mrs. BrAdigan," scftly
replied the other. II avn very sorry
and my hoy shall be punished
n "Gh. I'd like 10 wiring his neck, and
lid like 10 get my hands in Your hair! :
BE calm. Mrs. Blpdigan.'
iii calm YOU. you old hypocrite! =
howied tie enraged mother, aud she
hurled an empty tiower-pot at her neigh
ibor's head.
Mrs. Braiigan, let your mind 20 bacl
IA few short weeks" said the mild-eyes
You remember when vou
husband was arrested for stealing har
ness? Didn't 70 into court and swes
ito your husbands honesty? When m
Jury bounced him and you fAinted ava
'lwho wiped your eyes aid hired har
no take you home, and who, Mrs. Bradi
gan. pui her nose back into The cour
room and called out, May that Jury
Imam with the long nose sit down on
,Ibuzsaw Aud who lent you wood
land fl0ur and hair pins, and and this
elmy reward. Even Brutus would hav
ilwept a. this. 10 say nothing Of Mr.,
! IBrutns.'
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Hunting rrS Tine
Mr.. John MoF.ar hss gone 10 Lon
isville with drove 81 mnes.
DIR. Osborn. formerly Of this plare.
and one of DIR. McMahon's students, has
just moved here from Co.esiine.
-Hnmsingbrrg N hound ia rrrw
largely ihi~ year, Notwithstanding thc
!gsumb,ing III cfoaksrs.
"A -dorgn jumped through fhe
front window ia A. III. Ailier~ hrnx
store ls~i Monday. Ii cost the own
only $3.50 That would have bought y
sheep.
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ELECTION.
New Winter stock
BOOTS AND SHOES (

vT>HE undersigned has large stock ~ senscpsble
wear. inst recsivsd which Nc Will sell A. cheap -
Anv house IN Dubois Cnnniy Look At prices Tor cash
Pull Stock Mems Boots. - 70
New style Men's Boots. Full stock, 2EO
Ladies' Coarse nssoes, 90
Ladies' Elmo shoes. 90
And All other kinds In proportion. Ten per
osnt on for cash. Come and acc. n. u ECk.
East SIDE or PUBLIC SQUARE,
Scrs. 'w--ly. JASPER. IND.
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,usLtsHED Ev.ssv FRIDAY, AT sAsrER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, Br
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE.-IS Courier BuILDIxo ON
WEsr MAIN STREET.


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Joseph Bailey. farmer of Grant
connt, Wisconsin. whose p0stn;lGe j. All
Lancaster. snys ior lie inicrsaaficn ef
other farmers that lasi yesr he srvrt
naxsced with ILL., wheat ~ nicrtinn
against chirch-Dugs with reffcct snc-
GEES.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-02-23

"A young lady Of Bellevue. Ohio
bet . yonax man kiss that Tiiden
would be elected he to pay III Tildcn
won. she TO pay IL Hayes was elected
On the morning OF the sth he called and
paid the bcs on the 9th he called and
look Il back. That evening she paid the
bet. Next morning she took Il back
and he paid then che paid. and ne paid
and SO they have been kept busy BY thu
contradictory dispatches ever since. ant
both declare their willingness and abilit,
20 held out until Congress decides tn
question. They don't ike the new com
promise bill.