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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
RAILROAD DEPARTURES.

Among the departures by the Mobile fast line
last evening were the following: Martin hmidt.
Louis; Marshall Hayden. New York; +. Tier
man and D. P. Quinn Nashville; A. A. smaIley.
New York; Philip j. Cohen, Atlanta; e. ,. Pike,
New York s. B. Rogers Philadelphia; w. How
ard. New York; Col. Charles R. Railey Atlanta
George A. Loeb, Cairo; G. B. johnson. Cha,ta-
nooga; J. III. Lane and wife, Cedar Keys, Fla ;
Trenton, Tenn; g. G. Hopkins. Columbia, s.
c.; w. T. Taliaferro and r. NJ. Taliaferro, New
York; A. +. Bassetti Savannah: = ?. Webster,
Cleve and Ohio; Henry Sellers, Toledo. Ohio
IL. w. Bigelow, New York.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
RED STAR SHOE STORE,
Corner Cust0mhOuse and Bourbon streets,
One square from Canal street.
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FINE
DIES I'm SHOES.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.

BOARD OF LIQUIDATION,
New Orleans December 4. 1877. !
hereby give notice that a meeting of this
Board will be held on TUESDAY, the 18th inst,
ut IL o'clock M, at the Speakers room, State
House. Interested parties are requested to
attend ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and Ex-offlcio Secretary of the Board.
daS tw
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FOR SALE.

E,OR sALE-ONE NEGRO BOY, 8 YEARS
Il old, feet high; weight 300 pounds. Said
boy was raised in Kentucky; and at the same
time offer fine assortment Of top and no-top
Buggies and Barouches and new style of doc
tors Buggies, all Of which will be sold to suit
the times. Call and examine at once. No So
Carondelet street.
no25 i'm 1t. MADDOX.
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Read Navras invitation to the China Palace.

WATERPROOF CLoAKs-M L. Byrne x Co have
received large lot of ladies' and misses water
proof cloaks. which they offer at popular prices
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BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 4. 1877.
hereby give notice that the following applica-
tions have been filed in this office foaAhe fund
ing OF the following enumerated bonds, cou-
pons and certificates.
ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and ex-off1co Secretary of the Board.
EDM J. FoRsTALL's SONS.
Bonds and coupons issued under act
LIS of 1857 s7,S40 90
Bonds and coupons issued under act
IS of 1865. 4,oes As
Bonds and coupons issued under act
50 Of 1870. 1.o2s 81
Bonds and coupons issued under act
Is of 1866. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1,442 90
Bonds and coupons issued under act
So Extra Session of 1870. .-..-...-... 1920 %
Bonds and coupons issued under act
Ill of 1887. 9,135 90
Certificates issued under act Of 1874 1o7 so
VIZ. HALsEY. PER cHAs. II. HOFFMAN.
Bonds and coupons issued under act
115 of 1867 1850 90
Bonds and coupons issued to New Or
leans, Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company ....--.....-...-. 1910 90
Bonds and coupons issued to New Or
leans. Opelousas and Great West
ern Railroad Company. 1850 90
A. LURIA.
Bonds and coupons issued for relief Of
State Treasurer under act at OF 1858 1880 90
Total So. ss7 80
de6 Nv
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New American Sewing Machine, 1856 Canal
street.
Read Navras invitation to the China Palace.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-06

REMoyAL--James Lingan. attorney at law
has removed his office to No. 1876 Gravier street
nearly opposite the Cotton Exchange.
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SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER,

This Savings Bank will receive on deposit ant
pay interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annun
ON such small sums of money as may from time
to time be offered therefor by mechanics, clerks
minors and others. thus securing protector
from robbery, accident or fraud, and also afford.
ing means Of profit on savings by the semi
annual interest paid.
By special provision of law. married women
and minors can deposit money In their own
name. and 1t gan be drawn by themselves only
Such deposits cannot be controlled by hus-
bands, parents or tutors.
Apply for Charter and BYLAWS.
j. L. GUBERNATOR, President,
III. BENNER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
j. L. GUBERNATOR, D. W HUNTINGTON
q p. GHAMPLINa u. BENNER.
uvu lyzp q. - q = -
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STOLEN.

SToLEN,-FRoM THE, STABLE ON CHURCH
- street. between Girod and julia ONE h UN-
DRED DOLLARS REWARD-on the night OF
DECEMBER or morning Of the 4th, large black
and has q split in fore hoof. twenty-five dol
lars will be paid for recovery Of the horse and
twenty five dollars for conviction Of the thief
dec IL VIM. BURNS, 1853 Camp street.
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DANZIGER'S,
BETWEEN BOURBON AND DAUPHINE.

Is this stock Ia VERY large. we also call the at
tention Of city and country merchants 70 the
same. nox
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

MRS BLOCKING. 142 CAMP STREET. HAS
Ul ON hand the best kind Of help for city and
country; has on hand enc good German girl as
housekeeper. au17 Il
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NTANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE GAR
w dener to 20 to the country. Apply, corner
OF Chestnut and Washington streets to-day and
to- morrow, between the hours OF and 10 O'Clock
"a dp5 at
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VHTANTED-A TEACHER. MALE OR FE-
w male. to go into the country. Inquire at
ao7 Julia street, New Basin, Tor j. A. sadler,
from to 2 o'clock. de5 I*
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Important

From the great auction sale of last Tuesday
and Wednesday. at which the entire stock O
Messrs. T.. Moline b Co. large importers) was
sold at the highest bid, VIC took advantage o
this extraordinary opportunity, and will offer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

Potatoes will evidently. sell al low
figures this season. il q large amd ex-
.cllcnt crop has anything to do with Il.
l;cs ond doubt, there will be more pota.
toe raised IN the county this season
Thar ever before.
The laws passed a the last session 81
The Legislature have been pro claimed ii
force W Governor Williams. Pike
county was the last 70 ackno wIcdgc The
recciptot The laus.
On Saturday night of last week. I
horse was stolen from the rack near The
Court house. No clue has vet been Oh.
tanned concerning the ihiel on the horse
Aiad dogs arc in the vicinity Of IIiYh.
banks. tine was killed ia that neigh.
horhood last MONDAY.
The Commissioners met Last THURSDAY
and appointed Nr.J. W. Richaulson Ia
iiii The place Of Mr.. Whitman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

"A new rule has Just been promul-
gated by he Adams Express Company.
BY which large class OF goods NAV
now be entsthrough the express COM
panv much cheaper than bv mail. On
packages, the weight of which docs not
exceed four pounds. the rates are one
cent for each ounce and fractional ounce.
provided. that no package will be rated
~ less than ten cents. This rate applies
10 bulbs. cuttings. books. scions and
roots. prints, samples Of ore. samples of
metals, samples ri minerals. ssmple. of
merchandise. seeds, Sc, and a large
class OF goods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

When that cultivated ana intel.
iccfual middle-aged person. Miss MARY
Ann Maxon. Of Cambridge. Mass. hal
the collar 81 her inoiirnsive poodle inscri-
bel, I'm Mary Ann Naxon's dog, whose
dog arc Won n" she thought IL was a
rather clever Joke on the casual citizen
VINO might encounter the pup and In
vestigate his reason Of being. She MAS
of that mind for several days. But one
morning the poodle. bowling as though
he was carrying all the parts OF Sirjus
in the chorus Of the morning stars. ana
sudden as ifiirea out Of gun. shot into
the Maxcn presence. with his tail tucked
very close. and a business card lied on
20 bis collar. Divining That some one
had set this poodle ND in the carrier
dove business. Miss Maxon seized fne
missive and read: "Turpeniine i v hat
ails ne: what aiIs you? ?"--l New York
Tribune.
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iiockporf Gazette.
Mr.. III. G. Eranham. OF C.. n. & =. w.
X. r.. IL certainly Of the plucky stripe.
Judging from the efficient way he man
ages the road. giving complete safi--
faction 10 all, gaining the appreciation,
Of the pubic. and we believe. making
the road pay larger income than !, h..
ever done heretofore. Success to him.
we saw.
John Biedenkopf raised -four hundred
aud ifty-fwo bushels Of choice wheat on
sixteen acres OF ground. We are be-
ginning to surpass California ia the
number Of bushels 10 The acre.
The new German paper will issue this
week II promises 10 be the something
we have needed ipr our German friends
for years. II will win. a. some Of our
best citizens are al its helm.
New wheat coming in. IN great aliunl-
ance. Farmers are receiving from =
dollar TO dollar and ten cents per
bushet- The grain j. large, plump and
weighs heavy.
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The Late ID. ID. Pratt's TeInpta-
tiOn.

Al the time Of his death. cx-Senato,
~ y. Pratt was debating an article foi
Tue Logansport Star, under the caption
.ef personal Recollccii0ns." lie had
Just described how, ia 1885. he had car
lried on horseback in d pair Of saddle
bags, $1,000 in gold from the old State
Bank at Indianapolis TO Iawrenccburg.
u 9 related how the voice oi the teinrter
v whispered IN his car just as he nealed
his destination. lie said:
There was a moment. supreme and
critical one, when the voice OF the
'empier penetrated my ear. II was the
oid lempter that sang ia the ear OF
Eve.
'lt was when reached ne crown OF
those imperial hills that overlook the
ONO river when approaching from the
interior. This noble stream was The
great artery Of commerce al that day.
before railroad west OF Massachusetts
had been bnIl. What gav spectacle Il
presented. flashing IN tile bright sun
'g1', covered with fatboals, with .avly
painted steamers ascending and de-
scending- and transporting their pas
-eDgers in brief time TO the Gulf Of
u exico, the gateway TO all parts or the
world. had but TO sell my horses and
go aboard one offhcsc with my treasure.
and | was absolutely beyond The reach
Of pursuit.
There was no telegTaphs then fash
ing Intelligence BY any agency more
subtle than steam. and for outrunning
vi: no cxtraditiOn treaties recurring
foreign governments to return the fclon.
The world was before me. and NJ the
age ofiwenty -one, with feeble ties con-
meeting me with those Icil behind. was
" possession or fortune for those early
DAVIS.
A recall the fact That this thought wssl
2 tenant OF my mind for a moment. and
for moment only. Diess God. IL found
no hcspiiabIc lodgmeat any longer.
And what think yon. gentle reader.
were the associate thoughts that came 10
my rcscuey Away ever rivers andI
a thousand miles distant, III
= humnle farmhouse, on beach. an.
aged mother reading 10 her boy from
The oracIes " God"
..At this point says The Pharos. .hisl
voice choked and his emotions evercamel
him. lie said: Ave will finish tlisl
another time, u ulia; read over what you
hare written.
He put bis mead back on his chair and
in q moment afterwards died without Al
struggle or q groan. The action Of thel
heart, excited no doubt by the emotion.
ceased, and instantaneous death fol-
lowed.
Just as the church bells rang out their
morning chimes that perfect June Sab !
bath, his spirit went out 10 meet thel
spirit OF his aged mother, who, twent,
IL years ago, went 10 dwell with tie
Savior she loved. The throb that caused
bis death. was the swelling OF his heart
II tie memory Of her reading tile .lible
10 him half century before. ana ihe
recollection Of which had for % many
years. during youth and manhood. kept
him from Welding 10 temptation
What q blessed reward that mOfhcrl
had IN tho life and death Of her noble
son. and what an incentive to all moth
~ 70 6e faithful. Cast thy bread upon
he waters. for after many days ii shall
'cturn again 10 thee. r-lKokomo Dis
patch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27
BUCHANAN'S ADME ISTEA-
TION.
The Way the Old Demosfat Set
Tied Questions

titN 'tuF~tfoA-~
Erco1 y Errie.
Judge .-er- :. Dlark tells capital
story Of an incidem in President Bu,
Ichanan's admilsi~lrafion. 10 W hich nc wa:
the attorney general AZ the iisnc 10 which
The narrative rrlairs- The even; has an
application. which viii he quickly per.
lcesed ~ readers of Intelligence.
The rracious and elegant revenue
cutter the Harriet Lane. named IL honvl
cf fh- presidents stately niece. who did
The honors of lh~ white house. and who
n now an honorcl mafron Of Baltimore,
had just been finished. EciRg X leyc-
lnue steamer, the vessel wa 81 ronrSc
under the control Of TIC secretary of the
treasury. the Hon. Howell Cobb. Of
Georgia. Very quietly among them
selves the officers Of tho rahinef arranged
for an excursion down the Potomac in
a vessel and 10 make the occasion the
more Pleasant gliey invited The diplo-
matte CORPS d ~ heir guests. Ii was
If course le-i1ned tr iakc the president
ai0n-. bur M i- OH fashioned notions
against '-u~in- pnbiic property iur wi
vste uses were known all too well ~
the csbinci. tie members resolved NJ
keep lie trip secret from .-the squire.
as they called Mr.. buchanan among
themselves. for as long tirne a. posi-
bic. and then insist upon his counte-
nance and attendance. when IL was too
late 10 prevent the -frolicT on which The
cabinet was bent. a. n.ischieycusly as
-buys" who are on keeping the ..old
man iu thr daI H.
The president. however. who observed
matters very closely though very quietly
became aware Of the design. but Said
nothing TO the boys for some time
about il. AT length. however, he sent
for Judge Black. and said cutie abruptly
70 him: BLACK. what i this hear
about Gcbb's getting up an excursion OH
the Harriet Lane?-
The judge started little. and when
he saw the look on the presidents face
he perceived he was in no trifiing mood
lie answered cvasivcIy. however. II
haven't heard anything particular about
IN. Guess there's nothing In it.7
Dir. Buchanan was not TO he deceived
bv any such statement. Taking for
granted that Judge Rack was indispos-
cd 10 tell as much as he might. the prcsi-
dent added. "l'vc sent for sou 10 Tell
you that wont have this thin Cobb
must stop ID. The government vessels
are not 10 be used III that or any other
way for private purposes. want the
connicrmanded nj once"
Judge Black directly perceived there
was "a case The diplomatic corps had
been invited and here '.the squire had
forbidden the whole thing. 90 he adj
dcd remonstrativcly. II hepc Won won't
insist On what yon say. The diplomatic
corps has been asked, and expect to 20.
X will he very awkward 10 stop II
now"
Realizing the situation. Mr.. buchanan
rejcined, but very reluctantly. Il am Ut
terly opposed ID taking government
property for private use. Its very
bad thing ~ take this vessel out Of the
yard ioF Cohb's rar'v; but IL II is done,
wanl sor 10 tcll him expressly that
ne -at ,r rav ail the hills himself. sor
ihe nss NJ ti1 vessel anl al ile cvpcn-
fn# rrr nuHnt Nsh 4nt a*NA
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70 lose cent by This thing This Tim,
there was no doubt at all thai the "ols
public functionary'sv determination wa,
| fixed.
| Mr. Black departed, sought Cobb and
said 10 him, with face decidedly long
l-Cobb, the squirc's got wind Of voul
trip. and be sent for me. had a d. q
hard time % get him 10 lei YOU take the
Lane out At AL. lie WAS for stopping
the whole thing. and told me 10 tell yo,
q couldn't be done However, VI hen
showed how far things had gone. hs
agreed 10 les the affair come oil. proyi.
dcd you pay tor the whole shot out OF
your pocket. and Oh no other condition
There's no doing il on any other terms.
For response, Cobb'- only act was p
long, low peculiar whistle. a habit OF his
v hen ke was very much surprised
NeserihelNss- The arrangements had zone
zoo far 10 fecede.
The excursion came on. and afier d
hay or no had elapsed The squire was
vn tii. i's0kont 20 sec ii his conditions
iaad been complied with. AT the next
cabinet meeting, IN lull toward The
iose he said Cobb. how about the
bills "a The Harriet lanc excursion Z
Have they been paid -
The secretary % ilr treasury. who
Enew oliiy too weil ihat.they had been
ifald. responded. Yes. Mr.. President.
and ! happen 10 have The account and
rere'ri~ win me aud with that lie took
from ~ vest gocket aud laid on The
Frple The accounts aud receipts
un examining Them .the squire
found that this lille fiip which Cobb
lsatl arrange wish -.t.le bows had coS.
iiie secretary 81 the treasury nnite ~. 900
oai Oh ni- own money.
u = hardly neceSsarv 70 saw that there
were NO more -'froiirsr with Govern
ment property during thar aaminisira-
tton. iit'w poorly Air. iicbcson-s Talla-
pnnsa traps. during the eight wears vi
asrxui. ans Secretary Sherinan's present
lf7ps n rasenIse cutters along tic coast.
ohe o1 ~, cutters having ALREADY been
''hsae''ed7 aud ruined compare with
Ills prif'ciplr and practice OF honesty,
prcsrilssl by Mr.. buchanan. any reader
can jud:Ir FIR himself. The iunketing
l'rsiHes~ 4. worse thar sii-Ayncssv: III
- hyr scsisv - i,ohe~on .ild aud Sher-
sssnn dc.< conduct H. 4 pleasure parsvI
cf iahie> and gentlemen i thinly dis
-ulsch, II al All. nnslcr p;etense os in
~TeciiolL which inspccis nothing Al an
except tlc viandS w day and tia balls
AZ nisl = which occupy the time nnt de-
vDedfc pok cigar. girlalions. n,bibi-
t1oH- twenty years a2o tie oue thing
tic oiire holders would seorn M take
advantage III WAS the government .hprl
= rye,i. NOW IA N lie .irSt Object with
Too many of Hem even To haven't devices
~ apFroprlasinr The property OF The
government ~ their own uses. Mr.
li ayes should Insist on better example!
being ~ct ~ hiS oilirc holders.
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Getting to the Point.

81 sar 'er August
FiEsr ATTFNrT.1
"Miss LFLLE, I've bought the incest litil'
cottage
The snuggest nook, just big enough
for two:
But ere ! III i up Id like to ask yon
| IL fyou--if yon--
] mean, ifyou would paper pink or blue.
SECOND ATTFMFT-l
II really think I'm getting rather an
cicnt--
Was twenty-cight upon the first Of
May
So I've resolved, that is, If You will
help me,
To fnd--to ird--
Something TO keep nv hair from turn
ing gray"
lTHIHD aTTEMPT-
|"Whas would Won say, II E--if should
tell YOU
That there is no ono half 81 lear to me
In all the wide, wide wore o. cen Ii
HEAVIER.
A is--as is--
In these hot day =, a. i iirst-class iced tea. =
LAST ATrEMa-l
About this oak and vine affair, I'm
thinking
Id really like tho vinc--no. oak "a act
Provided some sweet girl. or YoU for IN
stance.
Would wculd art--
tSHr.) -The vincs
liIE) That's II,
tSHF) ''Id try.
(Els.l In fart
(SHE) In fact
LUFFLE lsRrow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

Judge Wright. the colorcd indec cl
S0nsh tarolna. who was suspended
from his Office .ccausc Of his infcm-
pciatc habits, got into temperance
meeting recently, aud was urged 10 sign
ihc pledge. But he refused on the
ground that II lie signed everybody
would say that ID WAS confession that
ne drank, whereas, inc truth was thai
hc never took anything stronger chan
''tharihaparilla, end that wouldn't hut
any body.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

The rcd ribbon movcmen; has ~. ~,
struck hariah Hill So Mciurad. spring
station. Midway or Axiom. The thinn
wa tackled up .Iighlly ~ sfcntrrvillc
Enterprise and Eureka. hur 40 IL III.
'sine, no great rcroInlicn has been oh.
served.
Here Is an item or Interest. The
United Brethren annual camp meeting
Will commence on the 2gd LAY of Au-
gust. Work on The grounds. buildings
etc, will begin shortly.
Wash Snyder planted twrrfv-fiyc
thousand cabbage plants MOnaAY and
Tuesday. Hes going into bu-incs.
right.
The excursion N Ferdinand Station
Sunday. was participated in ~ many ol
Cur plcasMrc-seckinx folks, Alt ef whom
report pleasant day.
a. III. Mccoy. or GentryviIIc. write.
10 the Indiana Farmer. that HI his iudr.
mcni hog cholera Il incurahlc.
The BAPTIST meetings Al Spring Sta.
|lion have borne rooa fruits
E4NU
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

The new Methodist hymn book i
completed, and the heard az bishnn.
have accepted il. Two-thirds or the
l.l5O HYMNS II contains are from the oll
collection To select the 100 new HYMNS
about $500 books Of praise. religions
song and hymn books were consulted
Each hymn has been traced to ii. origi-
nal source. and as nearly a. possible he
original composition is given.
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The probabilities now are ,hat ~
work Of tearing down the old ~tate house
VIII commence IS early as September.
and that The old rat hole viii disappear
by February, 1878, SO that the ground
may be broken for the new structure.
-llndianarolis Sentircl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

Oshkosh. Wisconsin. does not H.
tend that lis agricultural fair this fsll
shall fail 10 be a big show Therefore.
20 draw all classes Of fair-goers. Gov
ernor Hampton. Of South Carolina. ana
Colonel Bob lngcrsoll have been invited
20 deliver addresses on the grounds OF
the association.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

-Vinccnncs Sum An innocent mind
cd newly made Benedict went 20 milf
ner shop in this city. recently. and asked
them 70 alter his wife's dress 20 NJ 10
make i larger, stating a, ll,c same time
ms inability 70 understand ihe merits or
the case. Biissful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27
ELECTION.
New Winter stock
BOOTS AND SHOES

" Undersigned has large xsrrk Il ssasonahlr
n. Wear Just received. which he wisi -cii a. chssp
neuse - Dubois Comfy. i.s "A ny prices fcr cash
rsii stock Meas Roof. - ~
rew style Mems Roosg Fnlr St.xh v ~
ladies' CUar@e shoes ~,
sAdie-' Pine Shocs. ~
. nna al other kinds In proportion. rrn IN. Y
- i"rcs-h. Come ard Soc. E.HKEgN.
INST SIDE oF PUBLIC sQulkK
Nova Te-ly JASPER. i.r
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When Senator Bayard was al Ely.
mouth he stepped 10 The trout, tsok ca
his hat and had progressed AZ Tar a.
when the pilgrim fathers first Landed
In America when somebody nndrcd
him and suggested. Senator, you're
stealing Mr.. Blainc's thunder The
stMnfag 4rsirsrs1
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"a baltimore belle, lust from vasSar
college, whca told by the wai,er "
Fainter : disins room on Saturday. NJ,
they had ne goosebcrries. exclaimed
~ hat has happened 10 The goose ~
The waiter wiltci.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

Little Roy Please. want the doe
TOR 70 come and see mother. Servant
Doctors out. Where do Won coma
from! Don't Won know me Whv.
we deal with Won. We had baby from
here last week!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

Said the little pet Of a household. Oh
The last anniversary Of her birthday
ITS a fIovely doll. dear grandpa and
grandma; but-but-I been hoping il
would been twins,v
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

Mr. Tenny annual income from
his works Is about $4,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-07-27

--Onr Of The Rothchilds has refused
Sso,0oO fora single race horse.