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Broken Down in Hsa!ts7

and spirits from disorders peculiar to their
sex, and who, from false modesty or neglect,
prolong their suferings. Why, then, further
neglect subject so productive Of health and
future happiness when there is at hand a
means of cure? Why not throw off the yoke
altogether, and seek remedy that has
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with the promise that she would feed the
next poor fellow who came along. He
then went away satisfied.
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A GROWTH of golden hair seven feet
long is sexhibited at the Paris Exposition.
1t grew on the head Of a Norman girl,
who must have Indian blood in her
veins, she is so good at raising hair.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

HJALMAR UJoRTH BoYEsEN will
marry Miss Keen. She must be I'M
commonly keen if she can pronounce her
new spouses name.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

THE new party makers that have been
dormant since the Greeley fasco show
slight indications of returning life.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

NINE hundred hogs sailed from Boston
for Europe last week. They will not
visit the exposition.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

A MAN at New Bedford, who actually
scared his mother-in-law to death, was
more surprised than anybody else at the
result
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

An organ-grinder recently fell in the
river at Cairo, H., and was drowned
His organ was rescued, however, and it
will continue to drone out melancholy
sounds for the music-loying Egyptians.
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The piano makers i'll New York have
ended their strike, but there are a great
many nc:1,iT1y hc1i,,,y young ladies who strike
pianos as vigorously as ever.
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Thousands Of Young Men,

middle-aged, and even the old, who suffer
from nervous and physical debility. There
are also thousands OF females
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The Postmaster General rung out
keynote loud and clear that will be
heard echoing and re-echoing all over
the South for weeks to come. He is a
man of sound sense, and speaks always
right to the question.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

NEsUyIUs; having heard of that little
split in Bald Mountain, is getting up
steam for a small eruption.
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External Remedies are the
Safest

and best that c1n-be applied in diseases or
account of thelfaciIity which we possess OF
Watching their action and their results
md of these remedies Electricity, in the
torm of mild, continuous, and prolonged
currents as realized exclusively by
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TIE admirers Of a well-known lady
vocalist inquire, Gould Roze by any
other name sing as sweetw OF course
not, or she would be called Mrs Maple
son
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

IT is the season for somebody to see
the sea-serpent again.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

THERE has been no serious break in the
peace negotiations.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

THE Skinner McCune controversy,
which shook Presbyterian circles in this
city for 50 long, has at last been finally
settled in favor Of the Skinner side by a
vote of $50 to S. This means that Pres
byterianism is to be Presbytcrianism in
all its original purity.
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Boston Herald: President Hayes appears
to be a man of excellent intentions, lie
carries them into effect slowly and slyly.
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Science and Common Sense

to commend it?-a remedy Of indisputable
efficacy, and the most certain means OF re-
storation to health and pristine vigor?
There are many diseases Of an acute and
febrile type that we do not propose to cure
by means of Electricity; bat from all that
Electro Physiology teaches us, in regard to
the nloduS opeQndi of the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

THE New York Legislature passed a
number Of amendments to the Savings
Bank Law, which have received the sig
nature of the Governor and become Il
part of the State law for the regulation
of these institutions The principal
amendment forbids Savings Banks doing
any banking business outside of their
regular duty as receivers and disbursers
of deposits and puts stop to payment
of checks without the presentation Of
pass-books. 1t also limits the deposits of
any one person to $4,000, and provides
that Savings Bank Trustees shall hereaf-
ter be residents of the State. These
amendments undoubtedly increase the
safety of deposits, but they would have
been much safer had punishment for
negligent or dishonest Savings Bank off
GERS been included in the amendments.
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IT is hardly in order to sneer at Presi-
dent Hayes support in the South. Let
the Conklings and Chambers show them
selves as strongly in favor of peace, law
and order as Key, Stephens, Mills and
men of that class, and there will be but a
small backing left for Potter.
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THE STAR,
1t street, Cincinnati. 0.

WEITzEL sticks and makes proposals.
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Curative and preservatiVe

effects of Voltaic Electricity, We may most
reasonably infer that all those chronic all
ments and all diseases dependent on a de-
pressed condition Of the nervous forces ex-
haustion Of nerve power, or the diminished
energy of vital functions as treated upon in
our publications, are happily most suscepti-
BILE of cure by means Of
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R A IL IL OA ID Il Nj e
Corrected tOiAccOFG with Cincinnati
Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Depot corner Mclean ayen lie and Gest street.
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CINClNNATI, RICHMOND & CHICAGO.
DEPOT, Fifth and lIOadlv,


Depot, Sixth and HOadIy.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE
In the matter of the succession OF Iuhn
W. Bird, deceased


By virtue Of q commission isspe3f ON
the honorable Parish court Ill and for
y sit parish, o. the 19th day OF No.
vembvr, 1873. unds.r saa order of sale
granted IN the above succession, da ID
ADD signed in the town Vt CoiflL, La,
GA the i4tb day of November. 1878.
VIII offer for safe, 40 pubic outcry, on
SATURDAY. the ye.' day Of poce.aher.
- -a7t = AAgaJ. 1875, - liz tsaa
between the tae hours prescribed lay
law, at the late re .ideuce n..d HON $ essd
Ut deceas q. about four mills from
Montgomery. Giaat parish. La. al the
property, real and perssasf rigotsaad
credits, belonging TO the successlsn oi
Jonn W. Bird, deceesed. found N tbs
parish OF Grant, consisting OF the holoe-
stead, plantation, tenemell;s, farming
imp ernents, hou,.held ana Kitchen far
iitdre. mules, horses. Wagons. 'DHs,n, eie,
Terms If sale to be lIlede known On
tho day OF sais. RaCHARO .BtRD,
l. Administrator.
ColfaI, Ls Nov IL, 1915 nI6.4t
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Changing His Southern Policy
New York Sun, Oct. 1871

1 -" ASAA cun, OCts it
The doubie-leaded appeal that
the Republican published tnis
morning, addressed to HAYES ard
summoning him to de :lare martial
law ~ South Carolina, has attract
ed some attention here, manly be
cause two or three members OF t..
/ Cabinet have recently been ex
pressing opinions which IMPLY II
perfect readiness to act promptly
IN case any disturbance occurs
Secretary Sherman has ex,,rsssS,
decided regret within la .sar t~
over the solid South. . Tht mpaor
and McCrary are. known to sympa
thrze with him, aud in Keys ab
sence theyPostl Office Department.
has at its head Tyner, man be
iieying in Norton's methods. II is
generally understood that this sub-
ject was among those discussed to-
day at Cabinet meeting For tue
present the Administrator Will be-
content toawait the action of the
United States District Attoruey 3, B
whom it has Instructed to .proceoa
against all osses OF Intimidation.
Meanwhile the South Carulins Rs.i
pubiicans who came here to lay the
facts connected with their clio
paign In that State before the rad.,
cal members of Hayes aCabnet goI
back satisfied that when vroitli,e
comes they will be ppotecteai 10y
troops. There can be 30 question,
III view of these facts. tina, ;he Al
mlnlstration not only me,iilatFS Il
chsnge in ''ts S',uthern pohsy, bu.
has determined upon it. 1t waits
he OCCASION 10 act. ~ffEf f-E-!
tffoa The Associated Pressl -
The Star this afternoon says
III can be authoritstively stated /.
That there is no truth whatever 40 !
the statements variously made thai !
The President has decided, or ~ !
about To decide, to change what Is /,
k:own as his Southern policy. Ile /
princpa! reason for the statement /
Is supposed to be the letter wrI,s
ten by Attorney General De,eas, /
which will shortly be sent ia the
District Attorneys of AIrbams, J
and South CaroiIna, c.i-
rect,ug The u. to enforce the UuiIe,l
States election laws. THIS letter 4
was written after such facts had
been laid before the President AS
clearly proved that under the yx-
Isting circumstances no fair election
eonld be held in those States.
There was ample proof that snen
was the Gaze before the PIesnienp
aud hts Cabinet, and upon Ih,s, ~. |
etters to the District Astar $
acre based. The Presiieut re-
yards tie enforcement of the tsws
IS having no political aspect what
,ver. 1t is only the Natians! Gov
'rnmeut performing II duty re-
iaired 0f it. II q sim liar condition
II 'iffsirs should arise in New York
II ncy other State in the Union as
'xlats ~ South Carolina, LqnsibLa, |
md, Alabama, the United S,ptes
ltterDevs for those States would
- directed 70 see that the election
Avs ure complied with"
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The --latest In the Way OF Pro-
-jectiles.k & !
New York SUM-

At the close of her trapeze aci
Mt the Aquarium yesterday Miss
Geraldine WIS assisted to the raised
aiuzsie efa cannon, into the bore
OF which she slipped feet first. IT,
ing on her back. Her head and
neck were just visible when the
gun was Charged Then she gave
the word, the report of the cannon
was heard, and she few toward the
spectstors, going some twenty, I've
or thirty feet in straight line be-
fore che dropped to the net spread
to catch her. When she again
stepped upon the stage and smiled
her acknowledgement of the an.
plause, her bright garments we're
not at al blackened by powder
fact which was doubtless due to
the interior mechanism Of the
: - - d. .- 80
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JUDGMENT.
Parish Court, Parish of Grant, State
sd of Louisiana. .~,i.
Mira. Nancy Arlington vs.. james a. Ar
rin2ton, Der husband 80 ".


- Ett su3 anot
In this Gaze. by reason OF the law and
the evidence being III favor Tue Plan
titf, and against the Defendant, IT IA
ordered, adjrdged and dccreed tnat said
Plaintiff Nancy Arlington wife, do
have and reeo.er OF Defrnd mt, DANES
A Arlington, husband, tue 50 u of Eve
HIndred 500 dol.ars.
IL is furt.er ordered, sadjudged and
decreed that the said Marcy Arringv,n,
wise. be separate in property from her
husband,l aad the, coInmunity OF. ae-
qpets and gains be and is hereby dis
solved. ""' 'f7n' a4aGi
This done, read and sipped in open
court the 18th day ofs October. A. d.
lc73 a. v. RAiAN, Parrish Judge.
Filed October 18th. l-9o.
8. B. SIiCKELFOED, -
a true copy 'Depc,y Clerk. .
shl - {.<c lirs- s.ss n2-jt
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ous d.y this week va shonl Tered
/, n. and took the field a Ia sports
!, Result four birds and II
s,rrtl, sllbssged in eleven shots!
g.nll on our State confreres to
.or o. goo.i & score.
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Edison has taken out some lS0
patents. bat only twenty are con-
sidered by him to be OF much i'm
portancs. The rest were obtxined
to gire added sscurity 20 them.
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Tie amrahsine in Rapides was
have been raised Oh the 18th Of
(H,uhfr As boats can now get
Eug d freight to and cotton
Fn Gsrt and Isapides parishes.
|sqasr,a'ipe is at AZ end so fur
ss are cnn csrnel.
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q al -, ~
I'M 10 majority in Grant,
S. s' No. aud ss6 in Catalonia,
H., the pills in DR.. Kelly's
lave rather got the best Of
~ snaa. La Belle Democrat
kSsha drst.olA.. proph.
ss's . her prediction Of
IT.. sn.s; 90 .p.rin'a goat,
ss ! for the Senate;
a,.a d.. Kolly's coat
hun in a minute
S S'ss Doodle is til. tuus,
rs ,,lss Doodle Dandy
~ 0Oils hal hs I! ha.
A''ats 50 RAZOR l.nd i,'i
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The genteel tramp mounted the
landing and rang thez front door
bell 'sWouid~ you be go kind, "
said he. rs the mistress of the
house appeared ut the door, to ex-
change this piece OF pie for a
couple of hard-boilad. eggs spd a
cup of coffee /? ] am OF dyspep.
tic turn. and this is the ninth omar.
ter OF n,inoe pie that I haze tried
to go through. this morning. I
can't stand it, It's too mich Of 4
ssmeness. # you accept my
proposition, you can also hqva fhe
satisfaction of telling tie riieieh.
Bors that Mrs. Robinson, across
the street, uses alispice insiesa n
cloves, and that the under ernst is
very slack baked" The tempta-
ton Was great, and, the genfeel
tramp. had bis eggs and coffer and
q large triangle Of frosted axe as
q bonus. N II 1Registerals -
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i'csie OF year old bulls are
loose around town. They
r fr school children considera
ffsa' occasionally, rs vel! az
pug 'Ol'e grown MP folks feel
sat'y uncomfortable at times.
Pc soa!d BE- sO'ne regula,iun
-a'insihe loose range of snch
pas as are likely to annoy pe.,-
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Psron. needing anything in the
|rg Ere are reminded that they
nbe hsd at the reliable house of
Erp St. John, in Alexandria, of
bgoi quality aud at as reasona-
nies as can be found in New
|Es.us or elsewhere.
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s.pidcs held y jubilee last Sat
|rhr, IN AieAandrla, over the vie
|,r Of ;he Democrats in that par-
i Grant joins in tho glad re-
hin sud congratulates her si>t, r
|,,,.a ra Ter drliverance from the
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~ CID
STOL !

Oce dark brown Horse, abcus ~
hands lhiga, toachea name and tail,
brand d I'D Az On the shoulder.l As.y
ilii'amatlon leadingto the, recovery CT
the horse viii be libe ailyN rewlrded
HENRY JETER 9AsS u
Deputy SherifGf dran. Parish ~
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We eoald we'll afford to do with
mai isthat which csme to
|Aisas not from SIX 10 ten week =
aoscssr, the glut Of matter
ll1laied on account of the
Fi.a'lnc is about removed and
fNl likely not have occasion {,
o'er Oil exchanges much
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-11-16

"ae'day, Nov, 18th, was the
~ Which the venire for the
"f tie January term of the
'' court for Grant parish was
[As Deem drawn, but, owing to
"'enee Of the clerk, the com.
['st' Who came had to 90
n "'0us doing anything. Are
f. 'ss jury, and if so, when
faOs drawni
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Tho soods north of ColfaI Were,
!, Ere two g three days this week.
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NJ Blossst, at Rhorer's lard
:, .,ll, goods at bottom figures
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rsursaay night we had a heav,
Iii
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p,r.ss scrip for sale at this of
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+ A healthy bridegroom, an army
musket and an ounce of bird shct,
Al ~osking Extraordinarily togs.sss
swiu discourage q sersna6e aaioser
thar q thunder shower. 'si So
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i Independent" candidates
pn'a Judge aud sheriff have
I..'sl' f protest against the ,e-
[s~se election AS promulgated,
'a0y iutsId to contest the
[s' : The end. We sympathize
''a very much. but are of
s"a that the five or six
Ea dollars they will throw
Isnsf vain endeavor to get
w % pu: to q much bet .er
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p,.Dels Of mail, but MI news.
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RyLIGloUs SERVICE

hLs7I
~,,. held in Colfsx on each Friday
'',...o-e thu fret and second Sun
the month, by the Rev j. L. P.
I'd reachor in charge.
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Country Store

20 p TsIiUo va y smonlss
soiNt - alni71 sssgl i.ie s1ell -
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oa asi1ral ss.T-7T TT s siss1s IS Il
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4gnnnetsR rf4t 49, satFfa- ssff 49,.
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s,rURDAY, NOV. Ii. 1878

- Al judicial advertisements
:, b. paid for in Advance, or
~ b. a scoastaued efter hs
ljtn.erti9n.
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in the rich country of the

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IptfNTAIloR SUPPLIES.

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aasS4s go ssssp l0sGi q has no4f'
l'is'sis g t1--z .xp-a.l-i 5sia sssss
tisCW al b'He y sansss1g IS s4a.. =
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COTTON sRoUGHT

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dsidw basl saft3 issa flao ia
si 81 hei'imisg . Sssg rata sasv
ylao saai'oT4 o;r .ae1ow - ,s!bi
3.ioiS Died ssSds'naa SIT sfssN
ah.sa aisl2 1go tlass ss9asi "a,
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49, ss4i saDhsr .its ismssx iaaa
.lE1oiq e4sisl4D apuna.s8 els -
he'.siaa ~ ---aSp--- sgsa. ng sys
sTsas as3t ssgsai sff 0s ixsa hssl
sA1al no ;sa.gAs. a. 0sao sns A.
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a~orz hEsSf szo--sxso xasca1
,sreg iAAA asa .sSasssassosesr.
4sa ? a. .esef 7 rs
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l,.IlIHU HE'Ifl-lIIl = ~ f.lI. -
Keeps constantly on hand

ss'Hiq s,sesF a,si so,sa
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invariably in advance.
THE CHRONICLE

y''"nse s''f r-a1or $50 .oo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-03

The eiiizrns az Boone township arc
nasi.ied ths: will attend 10 Township
fn~iness on every Saturday. ami il j.
accessory that persons having hn>iaess
wsth the township shall come On hat
dav.
The library wiz be kept 1t A. Ru-
|iolrh's sforc. in Poftersvi,le. for the cen
venience Of citixeRs. AMI persons vic
have hooks belonging 10 ii. arr request
ed 70 resura sh-En. that they fnas IL
properly registered.
C1Ri<- RrDcrF1I-
Nav ;. sS-v. Trustee Boone Tp.
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Dabois 60. Board OF Education
Tie Coun'r Board 81 t.lysas.o. met
" csinc-sla, lay q. 1878
An thr isssices we're present but the
trn~Ire ~ Madison Tp
"a r,oilon Supf. 4. Il. ErumiisS was
chasen Frcsidcnr. and I.em Laekcn
Secretary
On motion ~ W. W. Kendall il was
resolved 70 Ok the ss:sry vi teachers for
The next ear - follows.
fearaer~ with y months license. which
> obtained IN IN nvSrsge al Cd per cent.
~ examination. and not over 20 per
cent. :: p per day. IL months lice nsr.
average - to 80 per cent. el5n: Is
months. average - to 90 per cent. 81 IS
- months. average - 70 loo. e. o.. and
al addition Of .rrc censs fcr zach pes
cent. on general Rressgc in licease over
ne ssnailc~s nnwh<s required 10 obtain
either grade of license
Qnite interesting discussions in regard
% the educational iIlcrcsss Of TIE county
were then INDUCED ia. after which the
Board adjourned TO meet the tirss Men.
day IN September.
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e-rIhis pHrs taken by RockEorters
Wa -isnpiy IN The iutrresf ar oar siste,
rstr Ranatlnkhnrg. ani whrthor they ap-
rrrrlasn our feeling ~ being united by
rli ~ nut u in their o~n hands VIZ
kaor ihst through this city many or her
vents arc snppiicd. and tlsrrugh her
tiAny NJ sHr wAnt- arr supplied. ..si ue
kanw I'm asiv1r e. in rates .ron snis
civ ~ ANY river ~ snt il TIE same - ob-
tined ~ Evansville. and really Hunt
in4nnr- can III sl!ori 10 refuse 10 hsvr
nc fna'lpa~~ through their city Lock
Tor. s;axeisc.
The last sentence o. the above para
ErNph J. true. bnt she disinterestedness
ofihe people % Ecckporf Is aiirtle TOO
thin The Gsr-:,e knows that Rock
rnrt would expect and receive an IN
esvasc ~ irsde for every mile tho rc.3
i exssaAsd. II her people exercise their
usH@i shrr dutss. and 81 might not b
ani.s ~ view oril;s certainty, for then
y eonsributc Of their shskels 70 ass;ss
'he extension.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-03

E3- The Ccaaty Canmis-i ansrs hare
been called to meet in extra session ext
I.anEs ~ 20 corsiier peatisn Of ell
HIS o. rsscks Tp- in fkvnr or voting .
* 70 aic tie Rcckpor; railroad. IT. ale
r'sis<ns OF ihss township are alive 10
seeir own Interests, there should he scrh
% eaort for il 8 would sileace all the
opposition VI the selfish or naenserpris-
iC-.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-03

NrSr BAcK ~ Esa.- Sometime
ago we Theodore .rrss. az Dasir~s coma
VI. cszlr - TIE srnsit loving wiling. 3.
IssIa1l ani announced himself ss =
Professor ~ INSTRUMENTAL ard vocal ma
~. an9 W sis skiilfal PLAYING anti sing
in- = trw pieces. iagFa,issea himself IL
t1H sfStiouz " DR.. .Scs- Ferwnscn. one
n4 ~ iHe~t cisi1ans. 10 such an exienf ghAt
I've delighted Ia taking bin around il
~ hrggy Ani Introducing him where
ihere nas piano o. organ. and Jce'-
- rAs always ~ his command. and
t> 'uaara with ;he best FOR The
IN =. Last week Cross hold some
iig aiN ~ AsEner friend nud uncere-
InaAior-ir lr. isis baafisng place With
rr' 'rr BIZ III. vhirh made ] -
ar'7 went back on al his former
he i3r hissf ma meeting him 1t Kelso's
ding store compelled him 10 own that he
hna He'd. snd then proceeded 20 ne him
tor slr1m ~ beating him. Cr0ss ran
and I'm The neiEhbcr Asosl, and Ferguson
va tnca for thc assault on Monday.
besase Isl Dillon. the standing sne Or
one dollar.