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ctrbs. ia 2d. d. lh 5G. or. 7M. sn. on
Hartford .......o 90.
- Louis. ....... % o o ia
Umrlrc--Ar. Ducharme Zine of game two hours
l. First base by errors Hariords, .; ST. LOUIS, L.
l.nl buses Hart lords. : 81. Lonis, ;.
fhc second days play AZ tho P.ttsbusg tournament
for The League Alliance championship. ike that oi the
hrst resulted n a victory tor the Allegheny Cuo who
hnd The Indianapolis CLUB for opponents this con.
ihe previous day, tho Aileghcpys nndir' DIM
Guilty IN contcniins with the l-aiannpo'is Club than
they had with tho stars OF >, sacnse Following IS
the
Allegheny. .........r.... "a
IEianapunS " " " IL
uinpire-dr Farrell
At Boston the game between tho Boston5 and Chi
cagos Was witnessed by an nnusunuy large audlence.
The Chicagos opened tho game IN tho irst inning by
blanking the Bosons aud scoring runs. The
Bostons played strong uphil game, and IN the
seventh inning TOOK tho lead away from tho Chtcagos
ana Kept II throughout the game, coming of VIC
torous by the following scorc:--
10 ton. n................. q I'LL
Chicago. so.................i 0 o D 0 3 5
umprc-Mr Sumner.
The Rhode Islands defeated tho Auburns nt Prov!.
dcncc, by the score OF z to
la game AT Buffalo the Crckcts, OF Blughamton, de-
fe tod the Builsos by IA score OF 1 TO |.
The Nameless Club, OF Brooklyn, have eight
games ia the Prospect Park championship series.
To-day the Hartords and ST. Louis play on the
Union Ground, Brooklyn: Chelsea and Wiioka on the
Capohne Ground Amateur and Star at Greenve:
Alaska and Brooklyn at West Brighton, s. l. Mont,.
cello and Blackstone at Jersey Cy; Buckeye and
Rochester at Columbus. and Milwaukee aud Mutual al
GAINESVILLE rhe Horncls, OF Horncsvlle, aud re.
cusch wcro 10 nave play cd al London Canada, but AZ
the Ilornce are on tho International Association black
list Tor playing AN expelled member in their niue the
Tecumsehs cancelled the engagement
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yachts Triton. SIC, Mr. Thaysr, from Cold
Springs. aud Dreadnaught, NY.Y.c., AFR. =. j. os-
born, from Newport, passed the HERALD telegraph
station at whitestone yesterday, for New York.
The yachts Prospcro Nellie and Tempest were at
anchor oil the club house YESTERDAY.
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YACHTING ON THE SOUND.

FIRST UNION REGATTA OF THE MANHATTAN
YACHT cLUB-THE CHESTER II. Arthur,
DARE DEVIL, PLUCK AND LUCK, SOPHIA
EMMA AID WAVE THE WINNERS.
The Manhattan Yacht Club held its hrst uni5n re-
gatu yesterday from of the club house, foot OF East
Eighty ninth street, and despite the rather poor man
asemcnt OF those in charge, the event proved rather
interesting. Though tho course mono Of the best
for few miles from the starting point. the clubs
pszcs proved very tempting and caused liberal en-
try, there being twenty three boats that left the
chorago upon tho signals given. These io
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WRESTLING MATCH.
rsy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

[gy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
BALrImoRE, Nd, Sept. H. 1871.
Articles OF agreement were received here tonight
from Professor William Miller, of New York for The
coming wrestling match with Andrew Dcnn, Of
Maryiand, Tor $500
Miller WIN arrive tomorrow and arrange the pre-.
mnaries The match Will proDobly take place here.
Tue winner Is to take the stakes and house recepta
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Thus tho Chester H. Arthur Dare Devil Pluck and
Luck, SOPHIA Emma ana Wave won the prizes. Had
there been close competition IN any Of the classes
trouble must have ensued about the timing at
the homes.ke, ths mark was 80 Tar away the Judges
could scarcely make out the numbers on the mansals
OF the arriving boats with the aid oi powerful glasses
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sold on the tros al Chamberlain Club House AZ Long
Eranch last night and great interest seemed "a ne
taken in tho rcporfs OF TO day. The track s In good
condition and last time Oe anticipated. PcrsonS
going Monmouth Park get back iu the city ailer
the trotIup closes for tho day by The trains OF Abe
Southern railroad as they VII! be sep, AZ the track
until the races aro over.
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NARRAGAasETT PARK RACES.

PROVIDENCE, H. l., Sept. II. 1871
At NarrnsAusett Park this aitcrnooh Dexter hoy
won ;ho purse oi sl5o; Ella Van >. second. Best
time. -:o3
rhe second racs was unfinished, being postponed on
account OF azrknoSs.
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gnE SECOND DIVISION MATCH.
The conditions in this competition were --Opcn 10
caus o Twelve from eac regiment or battalion OF in.
iaaiIy ~ the Second divsioa OF tue state Natiohal
bnard. Competitors 10 appear IN Ihe UNIFORM
Ol thclr respective corps nnd 10 De GER
tiei Dy their rcgimental commander 10 have been
regularly onlised members III good slandng OF such
corps since the LIST OF Juno last weapon bennington
rIc. state modclj distances, 700 and 300 YARDS hve
rounds NJ each range; position saahu'ng a.
2vv and any " s0e yards. Inc tnfes
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SANE DAy--Ma,ch 500; mile heats, best three In
AT BEACON PARK.

BosrUS, Mass. Sept IL 1874
The September meeting AZ Beacon PARK opened TO-
day with small attendance. The track was IN good
condition. The following are the
srMMABIEs;--
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prizes given in this match were:-Flrst the
New York state Division prize; second
a trophy worth $50; third, trophy worth $25. The
Twenty third regiment took the first prize 40j
OF poins: tho Fourtecnih carried or iho second
honors on i04, and tho Thirteenth came IN for the
third place on 3s4 There were seven entries
SECOND DIVISION MATCH SCORES
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run the only one OF the Fii.v Inc pools nj Hoboker
SOFA al 20 60 81 ia favor 81 the harfords throughout
81 Louis held
Following the score
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In tho beat back home there opportunity
given watch the battles that rugged In greater
degree, as the Fort Lee ordered to the starting
point by the incompetent judges at iu speed so she
pcked up the racers quickly ono alter another that
il was hardly possible 10 make them out
The official timing is as follows:-
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match for 500, between I: Browns brown mare
Ida Picton, harness, and W. Lovelps bay geding
Barney Kelly TO wngon, mile heats best three IN i've
Ida Fiction the very handy In three straight
heats. rhe following the details
First HeaL-rhc start was a very good one Ut the
fourth attempt; but Ida Pcton broke up alter
ward She mado two breaks before she settled
down to her work, and Barney Kelly took lead of
TOUR engths around the turn AT the quarter pole he
led length IN 3Sls seconds; but soon attcrward
the went TO the front and led four around
Inc lower turn. She had tnat advantage at the half.
milo pole. passing that point IN III. Going up tho
hill OF the backstrctch Barney Kelly oyerhaued the
narc and carrying her 10 q break led length ut The
thrcc-qunrtcr pole. Ida Picon rallied again The
houesrctch, and acr very close finish, shc won the
heat by head In 2:394.
Second Heat.-lida Picton took the lead with tho
word aud went to the quarter polo three lengths IN
front oil Barney Kelly in Ssh seconds. Going along
tho lover turn Barney shut up some OF the daylight,
the mare passing the half-mile pole in .l5is, Two
lengths Ia oat. Barney closed moro OF the daylight
az he asccnded the hill OF the backs.retch but made
very bad break at the point OF rocks. The mare then
came away. aud won the heat easily by three lengths
III 2:3I.
Yhiri Heat Ida Picton took the lead aud kept IL
throughout tho heat She two lengths IN front at
the quarter pole 80 seconds one length at he halt
mile pole IN 1:l1, and came home u winner by five
lengths IN 235!.. The following isa
SUMMARY.
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OFF THE sfKPPlNC STONES HIGHT.
The Stepping stones Light was made by the larger

Tnc judges caused the Fort Lee, the accompanying
steamboat, to remain 80 long oil the Stepping Stones
that but four Of tho largo boats were timed at the
Ganaway Buoy, thouah the others lufcd 10 wind
round the order Of their passing the light the
Stepping stones
H. w. s. H. w. $.
G. II. Arthur. Is % Pluck and Luck 2 81 W
Daro Dcv..... 80 81 Petrel......... = ~ 90
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-02-01

evinced q desire to form closer ac-
quaintance, and so the snake was placed
on the floor ofthe laboratory. The owl
with one fell swoop came down upon
his snakeship, and, striking its claws
into his back, raised his head to its
mouth and instantly smashed it. Then
commenced the process of deglutition.
The owl proceeded to swallow the
snakes head first, and proceeded bad
ly enough, until, after a minutes strug-
gle, all was swallowed but two inches
OF the tail. At this point the owl stop
ped to take breath, and stood with its
eyes slowly blinking, while the two
inches of tail, still visible, was wiggling
vigorously. At last, summoning up
courage, the owl gave last struggle,
and the end of the tail disappeared, still
wiggling, down his throat.-New York
Herald
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Can Owls See in the Daytime.

Yes; to be sure they can. We know
they can. Owls are denounced as noe
turnal marauders. Yet that fact does
not signify that they can not see by day.
light. Many beasts of prey that can
see better by daylight than in the night,
always go forth from their lurking
places at night. There was an owl on
the purlin beam of our barn at midday.
We were pitching sheaves of oats from
the NOW, at the opposite end Of the
barn. about forty feet distant. As a
sheaf was lifted with the fork, there sat
a large mouse. But before we could
throw that sheaf aside and get the fork
released to strike that mouse, the owl
darted from his position at the further
end of the barn and swooped up the
mouse and returned to the beam where
he had been sitting, holding the little
captive in his sharp claws. As soon as
the mouse was dead the hungry owl
tore his flesh to fragments and swallow
ed them. One of the Ithica papers
states that recently in the daytime four
owls were received at the laboratory of
the Cornell University. One of the owls
is kept alive. He has disposed OF parts
of several fish, chipmunck and live
snake two feet long. The encounter
with the snake was quite amusing.
The owl, On spying him in glass case,
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pense his fortune nobly, and in way

pense his fortune nobly, and in way
that would be of permanent benefit to
mankind. His splendid gifts to his na-
tive city led Victor Emmanuel two
years ago to make him Duke of Luecdio.
When the tale of his sons singular re-
fusal to accept his wealth first became
public it was said that the ascetic pro-
lessor was only his adopted son. The
Duchess writes to contradict this state
ment. Philippe, the poor struggling
tutor, is the only surviving child OF her
late husband. But she is silent about
his remuneration of the incredibly vast
fortune to which he is the legal and
undisputed heir. Young Ferrari has
stood certainly on an exceedingly high
mountnin. If he has not been shown
a panorama of all the kingdoms
of the earth, more wealth has
been placed within his reach after he
has known what it is to be i'll clad, to
be wretchedly poor, to drudge pain
fully as an usher among noisy boys,
than falls to the lot of most princes.
But perhaps over-delicate point of
honor prevents him from entering into
its possession. The Duke at the end of
his life took no enjoyment out of his
money beyond what was derived from
dispensing it in promoting the happi-
ness of the Latin race. Professor
Philippe, who is a citizen of the French
Republic, will only exercise his heir
ship in seeing that the millions of the
Ferraris are to be devoted to works of
public utility.
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JOURNALISM is the rage with San
francisco school-boys. About dozen
schools have their representative pa
pers, each an organ of the most extreme
type, independent journalism being as
yet unknown. The pioneer sheet is the
Peanut, six inches by four, devoted to
heavy politics and facetious paragraphs :;
the Thunderbou is noted for its fearless
utterances, and the B0n5sheU and Tor
pedo are also influential.
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To Indianapolis belongs the honor of
having invented q fine-tooth comb,
which can also be used as a stove
handle and q tack hammer,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

IMPROVED TuEE DRIVE PrMr. -Mr. A.
Sondcrmann is prepared 70 put down
these pumps for an desiring them, and
insure them success. lfany drive well
win succeed III this locality. these viii,
and those III want OF water should give
him trial and fair count As he has
no objection 70 submitting their merits
to fair returning board Also, The Best
wooden pump il the market. PIT il
wells or sold 10 order, a. cheap a. ihcy
can be sold elsewhere. ml6iE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

In Town. Mr.. Fred. W. Elder. the
energetic and handsome travelling agent
for Ayers incompatible medicines, was
in town Yesterday. and Per consequence
Ayers advertisement i IN another col Z
umn Of the Courier. We orc glad 70
learn from him that the Dr's mental fac
uties, which were strained by over eNcr-
ion, are fully restored. Ills medicines
have been great boon 70 the world. and
we wish him long life 10 enjoy IL graft
iule.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

1.-THE last Rockport Democrat pub
fishes eighteen notices for Sheriff sales
No wonder Spencer county repudiatps
H.ycsism, AMI her people refuse 70 sup
port radical paper, when the radical
policy nf contraction Of The currency II
compelling them % abandon their homes
to he sold by the sheriff, for tithe Of
what ihe lands were worth before con-
traction be-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

BASE iAI.r.- TIE match game be-
tween ne Rough and Iicadys, Of Loo
looire. and ihe ratokas, of Jasper, last
week was well attended, The show be-
NIX free. our boys got licked, but his
hrin4 new club ana this their first
match game they were not DISCOURAGED.
',ut have challenged the Loogootec boys
n iry II over again. The following i
ilr sore:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

itNiuN laoGAI. lna cara WI this new
ho.e nay M Duui W .o-Aly's paper.
lne landlori, ST.. John ljrtz. Il 4 new
lsnd IA lhat busnes~. Iut bns Tho tact
i energy ~ make 4 good landlord,
.au ~ us hoa-e IN central Aui rooms
tpiAlufl.ble. ws expect ~ soon sre the
luion ratroaixra. Give him call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

NTA larger amount Of ground than
usaai Is being prepared Fol wheat this
Fall. Seed i cheap, and many family
who have been living on corn bread, are
preparing TO luxuriateon biscuit anoth-
er year.
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0rThe indianapolis Sentinel j. one
OF the best dalies ia the Wcst-i though
|it did get just mite wicked during the
strikes, and on the State House question
land publishc- lots Of news. We cal
attention to iis prospectus in this paper
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pepartnre ul Nlalls room Jasper.

Departure ~ M'i ~ iFUNi -" P'f'
The following l. the time of dcpar-
lures OF Tie various mails from the
Jasper posi-olliec:
JAsrER 10 LooGooTEr.
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
at 81 a. m.
IAsPrR TO HrNrINGEUrG.
Leaves Jasper daily, except sunday
at . ~ ~.
JASPER m Troy.
leaves Jasper Mondays, "Wednesday
anil Fridays. AZ 4. ~.
JASrER 70 rNTfE-DHHr.
Leaves Jasper Mondays and Fridays,
al ! Il. IA.
gAS.r', vn sfoAI.S.
Leaves Jasper MONDAYS, wednesday,
and FRIDAYS. al q n. m.
JASPER To MARENco.
Leaves Jasper Tuesdays and Fridays,
Iat a. m.
Arois GRAMtispscHFR. J.. y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

nG.lIonry Landgrcbe last week re-
ccivea ten cases " new boots and shoes
at prices less than ever before Ia i'is
county. Whole stock boots, from 81 80
TO 50 % and warranted.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

O-rThe Evansville Courier ran a spe-
ciAl train % BoonyiiIe last sunday morn
Ing. 20 deliver il Sunday edition before
prayer time, 30 that rs editors might b.
remembered ID prayer BY the pious.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

liiE Arcade TINS popular clothing
aas-c presents "a advertisement 'lli'
Nrc4. they ha'r 4 ZIP top assortment
elAihipr ami "A rea~enabie prices.
n's fos-ri lhrI wiicn s~u are ~alliiS
p4r winter civlhing, w you WAL re-
et u.
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Real Estate for Sale
CLEMENT DOANE,

Real Estate Agent. Jasper, Ind.
xAFFERS for mic the following dcsir-
~ able tracts:
~. $50 acrcs 81 good lard IN Hall township
within mile ~ the Ar Linz, a. prices tha' VII suiA
s' N. 40 srres " rood lana n Hali township for
Al ~ Der acre. The k timber 20 y y worth a"aole
No. 34-i2o acres Of unimproved land,
Iat The crossing Of tile Rockport and Air
line Railroads near Huntingburgh,
with enough timber for fire wood on u
70 pay for il. 4.
NJ gi-A n ciirllle io IN gooA locality. with I'M
movements upon II. in iie town ~ huntlhEhnfK..
NH $50 frrfs ~ finely tiinhcrrh lann " Narlul
,.~ushin Dnhri. county none cleared has on u SINAI
ihr honse ~ wen waterel, aud unaeraid Win cnai
about miles from Jasper and lays wel ~ mas Z VIVA
lfrm $40 rcr acres 0ne-haif cash. balance on uine.
az 10 eercs in Spencer county. az the cf0ssihl
8f the Railroad and thc Ferdinand and paie F"t.a n
acres cleared good house, barn, &c. plfny - gvv'
nt ea5o: half cash. balance Ia year.
MI lO0-f2 acres % land east ~ shot creek nFluEy
lom Jasper and Hfntingbusg road--cheap a. SsvV A.
Nh io9 100 acres ~ Sncncrr County. nalcs.an
Ferdinand road miles mon St Ncnry and miles lfoF
Maria IlIll. and miles IRON fHiinands " acre
cleared land line brick building rooms INV re,lat
two good harns; plenty q waters TWO Eo"u oFeha'a'
good timber, 6c.. Nc cheap
Cr,FuENT DoANE offers his service
to the public for the sale or trad
of real estate. without making an
charge 10 parties employing him, un
less sales arc effected, and ilien reason
liable commission il expected. Person
having real estate 10 sell wil find TINS
desirable means ofrcaching tAcpurchn'
ing public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

Smith American Company Organ,
with eight stops, knee swell, and bcauti-
VI l tone, for sale at the CouniFn OFFICE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

IL The poor teachers tribuafon' are
absul over, as tho chances 10 yank az
4 aay tIis Winter, ior pulling the coming
Presidents ears, arc mostly engaged
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

ghc Count, Commissioners have
lecn II session ,AiS wepk. and y good
lauy reopie ~ tewn- me usual
aaount d roniAc business has been
transacted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

INNINGS.
l23 d56789
Pnfokaa. OF o 90 ~
Rough n Ilcadys . 90 5u4si t-ic
James Hall. of Loogootcc, Umpire
w \. Hunter. 81 jasper Referee Aus
Inii, ScoIrr Time III game hours.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

F-y-Inndidafes are cropping ont not
outstanding The fact thai 'lic election y
more than year oil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

T- sweeney, cf The Arcade, VIII sell
'Arir summer stock W clothing ~ cos'
lor cash now. as they want 70 prepare
i.ra large tall stock. Now ior bargains.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

~ Our "patoka" base balcrs went 10
i.ooaooice Yesterday TO bill with the
Lo,looiec club.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

M Early to bed and carly 20 rise vii
avail The merchant nothing il hc don
advertise.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

~ yinccnncs. has IN persons firms
ana corporations who. are assessed o.
mxstslcs OF 5000 aud 0 vcr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

-z+ When you reel a cough or nfoh-
,AmI affection creeping on the lungs
inke Ayers Cherry pectoral, and cure
II before il becomes incureablc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

Ar Cosr. Nv Mrs. Duil'ncr has some
late style spring hats. which she j. de-
sirous Of closing ont AZ cost. Now Is
the time for bargain. n23tf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

0.y Gov. Wilkins attended the Fair,
N Grecncarllc hast week, aud was re-
,pivcd with 40 ovation by The farmers
le has lost none of bis 'rterts n agfi-
tulsnraiprusreiiiy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

- several Of our citizens are going
N The 81 30. cSct rsion 70 Cincinnati
nam l.oogo0tec on the 18th inst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

IT, The Auditor Of Knox county hns
completed his report. IL shows The o.
tal value Of taxablcs 10 be $il,vOO,UOO
and the average value Of land per acre
at SIC.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

p7-rhe melon nAic j. not a. brisk a.
twas. People afe little afraid Of the
auninc alter taste
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

~ Mr.. >. Baugh got the contract for
building The new church al forlersylllc,
agreeing 70 finish Il complete, with pull
pit and seats, for 1928.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

az-On last Sunday furious snow
.,ofn prevailed On MI. Washington, n
NJ nlIly one for ma. w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

a-rThe hog cholera iirwceping away
,louSanl. of hogs ia posey county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

-. :. Dist. Judge Hopkins, Of Wis
cousin. died SUNDAY last
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Cincinnati, s:.s;,s ( s'.'s'W!alrs ~

Persons can 70 ~ RockpOrt and remain four hours
and return Tie Same dag
There N ~ charge IN whsrf nsat on transfer o.
freight Al Eockpof. esther inr receiving ~ thiprinH
\ ~ q. hRANliAM, superintendent
January 18th 1871.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

Nh. a. Sweeney has gone 70 Gin
elnnail this week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

Not unlocked yet, Tor sale for 500
rcmils al S7D-at the COrNrTR OFFIcE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

ain ir.t in receipt Of wrNTy-fivr eases
of Mei,. Ladies and Childrens shoes. 81
thc bVsl spring styles. and y rrief~
TOW Rr FRAN EVER. Come nnd see me.
sAlrnS' Cplf Shoes. warranted n S'l.5o ~
SITS; Womcns Fine Kid Side and
Front Inre. warranted II Sl.Op ~ $40
pcr Nj. Childrens Shoes AZ aoc 70 SLOW
Her M. always keep lhc largest stock
IN Nnniinuhnrg, and prices lower Than
ia thc cities.
vrryRY LANDGKEBE.
\ rrNrNarsfh avn March 9TH, iST7.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-09-07

Piano for Sale.
A good Iiallptt & Davis piano for sale
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