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How 'hr narin:: i;""h"ry WA ::hr"'"''

HOW iI!' i''Ill'.. t''"p'It VIZ '''''''''''
Larry pn the laarni;.- o! October 7,l;.
i,i,l m"nili aga, the a~-i-,an; -rN'ra al
-. Mark, Ci.ur... discovered thai the
stewart family yauli had been ianpcrci
with. Tlo ,;ouc'~ -i:,h iuri been r.
moved l:om it. pr>ilnn and The earth
disturbed ,r.cr. icc;. J. i,ir >.ah wa-
not over the uI.miu" "i' the vault The
thieves did n"t -; =; i!i. body The
>vN,"u reported the matter "a .iui@c III!
ton. who oryrr, the -cai to ice i'IacrI Il
lew i,rl from IL lr"c l">lion il, "r'irr
/" deceive any one attempting /" steal
the b"iy. y waic!nau WI, ai>o en-
ga@cd, and he natrrIcd the graveyard
every night until yrry recently. 'l'u"
G~c"vcry "i the "U;ra.c w.> n.adr III :
O'Clock "Wednesday morning The rob-
bcr> had removed one Stone from the
uprnin. to the vault. broken ol,ri three
coiia> in which the i,''i} wa- enclosed
am! carried away The cunivm!>. l. j. SIP
posed IL Il sack. The rr'a.ry has
r.,,i-,d .r.H; excitement in he nci.hhor-
hood "i the graveyard.
lii" robhcr-. wi" were probably liYr
or >ix in munhrr. having entered thu
church ward. projected To- rrin"yr tn"
earth ir,mi iar opening 10 the vault.
'iui- wa SCOT, accomplished nr ii.r ;.ii
ui :. >nu.v! "Aicn. Win 4 DARN lantern.
they Ir'; lca.nd them. Thy i"rm rr,cd
Ia, "Iir at iHc >!unr,. 'hI- maxim" a'
"prmiri" !Ir.c "H"ii-!i /" I',iHl: the cn-
,,.,..... f,.., me-, ifs..
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KIDNAPPING Gn.!Ni.
, >;":.y at Tie ,irh>l"r- Campaign.

i, .,,..,,. ,,., NOR !'irt.l,;rc laL
L...n INV, .,..; ,ni -. -onii, ,hr."l.""i
., o,.,r r..,.. Governor A.lrn. g!
,,i.i.,'., ,.,,,...iy,.j H.. ,!,.m.r:rc ;,I,a
-, ,...,,,,.,,,,, ,... ..,,.,.. ,t , ,,.ri H..
L.rin,,l ,i,5. l;r.!., va. II -. evil rcnill.
-, H.. r..mE',r,.ra,y ,nI ,hY, !, h. could
H.. I:,,.,. 49, ....n ,r;.nn,r the .i,ro of
y;rr'.in,., cnn.d inc I.i..I and The Fol.
.r,l .rn,. .j.iyrr !,a.!, !r.anr ior Zoe
,.o"ni ';,,,,,,.,,,, =, liz, -, ,Lono!i,>
.,,.i a.;'n; L., II I.n.nri., .i.,t.. q i,',p.
IT,, !, ,..l... =, i.v .. wi,o i'm.
r..,,;.,..,,. ,,r,.,,,..,l,, cy..r,,..,b. Iyriu,
",.,"..r; 80, :. ,i.., ,imr--,Lor !. in ,h,
,'r;n.,' Isl, Cram. .ud ii. army wrr,.
,.,],..,,.,.,,,J ] -, ,I,Il;,,I,.. Err.i r",r
V""m.. r,i,,, ,,n 81. :i..;..;,,ri >,.,u:.
r;.,L,rcn mild. .l'.yr V;rk,hnr. r.rn.
cr.l Gran,'. lo,.,:rar,rr, rcr" in ,ho
,,v,rl;n'. hon.r ,l.,, h.,....,,.j ion mar.
,;,,r..,, ,,i.u.,,inn mnrh of which can
l." .c.., from ,IrJrcL If = ua.,iu. steam.
,r Leo .r ..r,,..srI ,nun in ,l,:,, house
n,l Lr;,r ov,v ii." lo,ly ar
..,., .,,.,.
He ch"-v five "ul @! h. most ,rn>ly
men. They were the tw" James broth,
c:>. two of tlIr Younger brothers an'I
John jarrett. I!h>c with himself madc
,;x. There .,vvr were >iX better men
iGr such an cN?,,iiiiun. They "vr"
y"uue >,r"ng ans. u. br"y. a. lA" BRAY
ct. ihcy had n.rcady >rc" a'l there i,
in war. They la'' beer tri"d IN ~" n:"-i
-! ,a,,I,i,.. - III ,n. ,..r.. ,m,,, wi,l.
,r ,hcv lived or ,!iod w"gr lie quick.
as, and h,>l ,hu,- II, H., world, an' r,,lr
the nc,i,-, hor.c, in ;hc nhd. 1t wa,
iu>t before tho Federal army >ri,i ou; OH
that surprising march !"wn the west
side Of tic river. The country va, ali!
full of marshes. hay"u> and mora->c>, II
that the natural advantages lnr the exc
cu,ion Of The plot were good. l'hc plan
wa, for Jor ,cc and hi tiy" 'rr>;r tol-
lowers ~ drc-> up in .ull Federal uni
form. ride on horseback 10 lliligan', !,
Bend, ro direct To the intI>r where ,;ran!
VA, S,uppinr. rush in and >rcurr his
rcr>ou. i,,t him uu 4 spare horse and
then c>carc lu the swamp, wiicil wore
ncarhy. IN "rr saturday evening late
inc pariv II uut irom i'cl>nil> hou>r
near pc!hi and rode towards Tic Miss
,irpi. There WAS not Il >nul on earth br.
sides themselves and Cinycrnor Alien
that l>ncw of thcir de- p"rn." mission. II
wr> something uyrr Twenty-Five milr>
,h,y had ,n .,n. and The u;rAj WAS dark
L..
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r.l;::r:,I Error 'i.,..r i..irn'i' III" ~,
Il Intimidation iai~'.

The 'ir.'a, - .'f. 80, '', ''', ~.
North Carolina l'i''ri't 'nI ;"r ''g'''""
OF hi Republican c""Icii'"r d. -
look iiNr i.ri' -, any i"'..".''''''H
rfarli''rI III A'rih 'ar".'''a- = J. ''f%
likely 'ir'l IL. i'i.'n''';'a- "''... ;..''
been ''"r" '''"r'-'i'i' ~ i'" 'or'i.'. i '"'!
In" mad" 'h' !''>' "'',F' L" ,,"'' IT -
I'n' iI"m III" Wy ~ i!'r "'I'',''.!' =.
F".ai",'"" ''""'''''" .."T'. ''i'.;''' H.
w"t@ t"i.!c 'n'''..,,.'. i''' 80 ''''''
Wc'lrrn state. ~" an'"li"' "i mon:
that it >cri I'M" ihH C"'i@r',-'"''a. ~.
tr;ct> Il The >"nli: ~, - :"~.:"iii';''ii
&, NJ, 10 merit n':'cr, ANA It j. he'ir'''
itr' during '' "i"." c'rpaTn hn' 'i'
"amn'-n .r"'N'r i'"" ''r N"''A 'P'
rr'f''' ~ III ..@H.i' 81 ANY 'ai' "' IH'
.,"nih, c"crri III 'rigE,"Nf@' IL. "1'F'
Ia" Ecrnb!i"a' c1i!hia'" va, ,''c,,'.
.! month ~" t:'c .i''.'i..'' "' 'h' hc-
r'ihi:r"n '"'"n''''" al >'r'' ',f"'i,''
came "rir. "'n' Il" ne i"1"ii!> 81 me lie
publican C"n2fc''i"na! a'ni'"'&" = '''''
mi,icc. aad 5J-"u@hi tie n.ai'a-rr> II"
>c!.d ,"n!r @a"! ,rco"'r- /" N"i,i. ar
o'ina, mrmll"min. especially Nr. l"a'nc.
lam n. ~,l,.L,, u.,,,I..v. -, U'.v.
il ii"l r',urI ,.n,,.. +, Mr. N..,;...w-
went the kn"wcd-.' "i ti" fact h:.> 10.
YET penetrated /" 'hi, locality.
Will he Republican Campaign |, "n-
mi''"r thus deliberately ahai'!'nc! ihc
,,"r H., Nor,l, w.. ~.'c.! viii. ~ earn.
enc. lnd yj,,r mo-, nt,.u ,nrra,,.d il.
Presidential ,.,,rtiou. -rua;nr Ton
,juo did villa, Il. did ne, even do in H.,
Presidential contest went on, nl III,
rwn -,at. 10 max. camm,i,n ,rcccAr,
for hi, rq,tv. Mr.. Elaine ,rokc all OYER
lhc Wet and at various pnni, in tie
Eat. The mos, .i;trd orator ot The
Rrruhlican par,v traycr,cl ;lA,r after
,:tur. speaking from ia" stump daily.
80 one viii >ay ,ha, there has ever been
= mor,. auinalv! ora more intensely h;..
fer r,mir,i.,n in Na,.ar.,u.r.t. ,hpn m,
nu,. wb;cL h.. iu,r closed t;rn. Butler
lnnuh, hi. own .am,aign almn.; ,in.!...
i,ni,lnI chill. ,,,irs, him ;y,. array
nj ,h. rnwrr If ,lr E.nu;,I;r.u sneaker,
~ ~ ,h,, s,nr and an ihr .oria in,u.
crrr wh;,.l, !. =. ,.,rrrr , E,c,.r in Mas.
,a,I.r..,;. -. i, in S'r:h Carn,jna or
I.,."i..n, N',, If +, Lo,n., l.,u:,rt Ike
,};,.,., nil ~ I,m.cr.,iir yn.,. ,;.rcral
Eulr, world ,o.Iay he the Gny.rro..
,.i'c,nf Ua..,,.i.r..,,.
,; ~ U ,,,o i.,..,.lI;'.,,,, i.1 n.I. mn gam.
=, -i'l.n..'.. "" ',' ,,n,. ,,..,I..r,,
:, ',.r ,.ar,.,;.n -. u,'..'.,',.; w!,.
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4 NUnMuN STORY.
,ii-,",, ni t,.r ',iir- i;:=i,"y ta-r al salt
I..Ii,'' tiii.


'ri1 "i j""n Homo N''"' i"T a'?'n'H'
n"'od IN my correspondence q! E'-, -,'ri'!;
and -i'!t hrIn@ pf"'''i.''' Pt''F' ''''''
~'a''- "'m"i-rs"hrf >Pr"."'; -,
lh'nEIns ia" "lahy f'a''r' % '''
.''.-''.." 'ni@", ''''f' a ''",,'l'' ''''
;".. ".'''''i "' ~" ca>". ! ''''',' !i'''
49, p"'nS %, toe "-ii'h'c "' :,
Nar,hai >"a"&hi'c',"t' '" '"'"i''"i WIN
bi-;flrt ATTORNEY AN |''' amy WIS
very c"''r''on,'y F''rI'rh' -
Wa particular y" write down III t:a'
81 snll. with Ni-r ''Wrm- r'rlhi>.I'i'
winch "a' very l""''''i,y i"id: ana II j.
briefly - i"ii""- 'I"' ,"., "a'''' J.
'ar"!i"r iri''a ii"ih. .Ha',' '"'',>'
il.r tchrr nam VA N''',', h'' '''."
"r n"mc wa li"fi'r. ana ',W'"' "''
Tie mann. %, "'l "i'Ir "h" "''!'''" "t'
on III" dca'l "' .'r ia'irr a'lH ii',"'t'
"h' 'ii"'! when -l!r Wa almost ''' ''iI''''',
dl,7 'lH"n> VA born IN lil' c'lv I'll
i."nI ~. jun '>"'; "''' 'S. 'h'F''"'t'
iw'n'ylhrrr wears Of as', She i very
prrp"->">>iu" III ail'aiI'l'r' Il'> i"i@r
dark cyr- 'iarl, har. 81 In" figure, ami
u..> gooi English. ~" "a- neatly ana
''''':; '''''' W. H.. ,..,,I, -
years in Holland. a'd "n The death "'
her uac.r who a'I"r'c'! !cr. She hr""mc
q ."vrriu'~- where >hc had been a pupil.
Mil j.. 'hirirrn months her >'r'!"F,
r. Y W.. chi."irn '".''I''r. an! I"v"f~
''.''' ~ 49, ..,,.l,,,. ,nar;,. .rryi.c
,"''' ''' W. Wv - ,j.n
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l.,.,,.:.l H., ~ T,rr...
..., ,;,r, .,.,,I .n,.I go, hoard SL,
,', '',' -" ''..,I. :,,L ,,u,J ,br rcnorr.
,"' ,,,,, n,',:l H.. ,,r r,,ur., ,,y, him mn
w.. !.J ~ T,,'. ,ir, ,ru,b hnwc,rr wa, ,lat
,,,I,t ,r.o Lin month or 80 before. in
N,',,,,i;., ..mj w.. ,l.n converted and
,,.',I,. - Wnrn,, ,,d .nou after came to
r.i T., ,.-,: .urrr;,. II. a..
..''., ,'.'' ,.a.,,,o ,;.,r -, ,IinrJ;. hons.
!, ''''' = >" ~" ;;,;,,. ~. ,..,. r;.an
M"''r III, VIZ '''''-' ''' NV
lFI',' 'l't ''c'''; IT,, ..I,alov.-v
i'' W"> >'','! ';' i.,;.l,r ",, '''' ,r.,,,n . n,
'ii'',,,,'',i ',,''i ,;,ni'. - ~ Vo,r,n T;Llrr
't,.,," .,, IN H. III" ,;,," .,n .n,,n.,j linn
l.,,I ...,.r.L .,.,J chance. If
'a.';.... ,''; ,,m @ .hc fin -. rni,u never
,,,,.r ,,,n.- .Lr h,d ,ny.J him
'' az. .,:n''i '' ,,''m, '',,' .u H. c.,,u,,nr,J
.'',' ;,''',.' ,,', .'.a'., N r,,..;,m and
'''','''.''''' - w." ' " 'x,,,." ,', ~,
II IN. :.'",'i,,;' ".', 80, ~ ,,;,.,,,
"o.i''''''- ''.''t'''> '''''' 49,, =, ;.
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SITTING EILi. Ni'rtk>.
The I:,d-Ilau,lrd Wnrr"r D"r-mi i.iLr
the .NirLrii'in "i Canada.
rnri.5 Il EIvrh. VI. f.. Oc;. 2,i

w - u NV TIE. w. - ~ - 49,
IIavihg .it-l returned from Il VI, i"
Wood Nom. aim. Northwest Province. Il
post "i tie Canadian m"unic'! +. .ir',
where >Iw AMI crliv,r-y,l al Iym";! ~ii:
Sirrin" I:uil. Spotted f..i.lr. Black hG!i.
White Gut. White Eagi". The ,;aui aud
several other, OF the Iradil. >pirit>"i the
Teton camp, which j. at present on
f'rcn"hmru> Greek. a tributary of MIX
River lhr Indian name of which i We
saw -Wackcp"Id. or White River. 20
called from the white ,"r pipe clay
which i found on il bauk,. | send y"u
the result.
Sitting Eull found a, first quite rcii-
cent: hut under the influence oi Il cup
OF c,ilrc with >ugar al Ebi'Um and the
soothing influence OF Il smoke hr at last
opened ont. lie said that the White
Mother was good. and that the Long
Lance Major Walsh wa- Il good man.
and that the half i'rcrd> were good. but
that this wa- n"t such :, good country ~
the Yellowstone and Black Hills. and
that often h. thought of Old tinr>.
What he wanted WAS Tor all the soldiers
AMI agents 10 90 ;lwa::. AMI he would 20
back To hi Old home. All he wanrcd
WIS traders. They Were good: a"cu;s
and soldiers were "wark,i-lIucy "A wori
/ hard To translate. bat which mean, par
I ticuary bad in Il general >cI>c.
Black Eull spoke 10 me privately. and
tpl, me iIr did not like To >lay in tana,!a
and would come back to the ::"cncic> at
the first chance but that the rest pre-
vented him. found this To be the sen
limcm, oi yrca. many. bat that The Ia
dian -ol'!icr> would not allow them 10
come back.
1t looks a> ii Tie Indians would lIayra
hard time this winter The buffalo are
all travelling south "f the Missouri. and
without buffalo ,tarvalicn must cn>ur.
/ Very crr"ncou- ideas IL to the traffic
Of ammunition fixed seem To prevail
generally anon. whi,,> OH this side ..
l.r linz. Tie ale i hy no mean, imd.-
criniiuic: II" ammunition i >p!,i with
out Il prrmi, from the commanding officer
oi The Mounted Police ol' course hr i
best able To- decide the requirements If
the Indians. and of cour>c without au-
muni,ion they cannn; kill buffalo. ;ul
while there SAW -cvcra! 9@"ncy indians
refused the pcruit To- trade. Major
Walsh refusing them on the ground that
they were no, residents.
often >"r reports -! the liability Il
Si,tn. Bull To- menace the whites Oh t!I-
side oi the line. Such j. not thr ca-r.
AMI the scare tia, periodically come i'll
the nc@hhurhood ui l!cHton arises from
the fertile imagination OF some w"l!d-br
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BULLS
cBDROX BITTBRs
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
TESTIMONY or MEDICAL MEN.
sroskr pcrr. white Co., Arr. Nav - -.

"rN' ao'Sfs " h'te So.s Ark., Nay -. IfG8.
Dn. ycHs BUrI-DrsE Sin: Last February I wss n
Louisville purchasing drugs and rot some ~ ~.,
Isarsaparilla and Cedron Bifters 80
~ son-in law, who with me in the store. h,
been down with rheumatism FOR some time eommeprsd
% ihs Bis'ers, and soon found his general health inn.
Dr. Gst who has been IN bad health, tried them. IND
he also improved. '' NJ
Dr.. Coffee, who has been In had health FOR several
yeMs-sronAcu AND LIVER sneeied- has improved vers
much ~ the use % ycur Buffers. Indeed the Cedron
btters nas Tiven you grest popularity In his settle.
ment. hink ! could sell . great quantity 81 vouv
med'cines this facspecialy your Cedron Bltters ma
rarsspariila ship me VIA ucmphIs care Or RIck 80
Nicely. Respectfully. q. n WAfxrps
Prepared By DR.. JOHN BULL. ~ ~ -
erssory' firth Stress Louisville, ".
FOR sALg:Dv-
FRIEDMAN a.DECK. Drusrlsss,
Jan. II, '7s--iy. JASPER. nm.
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Read the Captains Letter and the Lei
ter from his Mother:

rEsros RAmscKs, No, April 10Th. -.
Dn. IoHS ErIf---nEsR SRA. Knowing the efficacy n
your Sarsapariils and the healing and beneficial
ties possesses. send you the following ssstsmsnt y
my Z
was wounded about two years Aeo--was taken pris-
oner and confined fur sixteen months BEING moved "a
often. my wounds have not healed yet Thave not sef
= moment since was wounded. am shot shroush ~
hips. Ny general health 10 impaired and need some
Thing y assist nature Ihsve faith IN your sar-
saparila than any thing else wish that thafis Reru-
me Please express half dozen bottles ara obljss
CAFrArx G. r. JOHNSON.
~. Lorrs DO.
y S--The following written April aofh. 1899. b.
Mrs Jennie johnson. mother Of Can't. johnson:
IN. JoHS BrLi-DFAE STA: Ny husband III. G.. q
Johnson was skuIsnrgeon and physician In Central
View York, whore he died. leaving the shove a p
johnson y my Al thirteen years Of are be
chronic farrhea and scrofula. for which gave your
snsapaFilln. toured him. have for ten years re-
ended u 70 many IN New York Ohio and Iowa Tor
scrofula fever sores, andgenera debility. Perfect
success has attended H. The cures effected IN soms
o. scrona and fever were smost
am very anxious for my again have recourse 10
your sarsapariia Ne y fearful q getting spurious
artiee hence bis writing to you for II. His wounds
were terrible. but believe he will recover
Respectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON.
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~ able tracts:
10. $500 acres 81 god i-sz Ia Hsn tow,shIp
within mile n the Ar hise, a prices thar vi suit
yon. All timber
No. $50 acres Of good land In Hall Township. 70,
~ 50 per acre. The oak timber Il l. worth dcubl,
the price.
No 34-I20 acres ofunimproved land,
at the crossing Of the Rockport and Air
Line Railroads near Huntingburgh.
uUith enough timber for fire wood on il
'tc pay for IL.
NO. s<-An eligible lot In good locality. with I'm
'rrovements upon 1t, in the town Of Hnntingburg.
no. $50 acres q finely tmbered land in Marion
log house. Is we'll watered. and underlaid with coal
about res from jasper. and laws well make nice
farm sio per acre; one-half cash. balance time.
Nc. - 40 acres IN Spencer county. AZ the crossing
acres cleared good house. barn. &c plenty Or good
water about 100 rne fruit plenty VI coal. Cheap
Al es5os half cash. hAis-e- ~ year.
No3oo.-4s acres Of land east Of shot creek bridge
on Jasper and Hnn'ingburg rosd-cheap Al e5oo. All
No. Io2.-l1, acres IN Spencer County, on pal. and
Ferdinand road miles from g. Henry and miles nom
Maria Till, and miles from Ferdinand: 90 acres ~
cleared land line brick building. and cellar
good barns. plenty u water; good orchards;
good timber &C. &c. Cheap.
CLEMENT D0ASE offers his services
10 the public for the sale or trade
of real estate, without making any
charge to parties employing him, un-
less sales arc effected, and then reason
able commission is expected. Persons
having real estate to sell will find this al
desirable means ofreaching the purchase
ing public.
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BULLS
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.


HAVE received many testimonials nom professional
- ana meficAl men. a. my almsnHcs and various pub
caticns have shown. all ~ which are renuipe The
following from highly educated and popular phys
eian ~ ueurga, i certainly Of the most sensible
communications have ever received Dr. Clemsn,
Knows esnctly what he speaks Of, and his testimop,
neseryes 70 be written IN letters OF gold Hear whs,
i'he Doctor says Of Bulls Worm Destroyer:
SnIAHow. WAlEBn Co.. GAL
June 70. lses. i
DR. JoHs BrtL-Desr Sir: have recently edven vour
WORN Destroyer several trials and nnd il wond
" en- scous u has not failed In single Instance "a
nave me wished Tor eject am doinr pretty ia 81
eesrry practice and have daily FOR some article Of
NJ A'nu an free 10 confess that know Of no remedy
recommended by the ablest authors that IL % certae
and speedy IN ~ effects. On the contrary they Are nm
certain Ia the extreme. Ny object In writing YOU n 10
md oss upon what terms can get the medicine
from you II can get Il upon easy terms shall use
great deal OF r. am aware that the use Of such art
cies j. contrary 10 the teachings and practice of
majority Of the REcurAK line u n ID e. but sse -
sNnse Or good sense In describing remedy which ~
know TO Be ecient simply hscanss ~ Be ignorant
OF ifs combination. For my part shall make n 4 rule
10 use 81 and any means 10 alleviate suffering hu-
manity which may be able 70 commsnd-nef hesitst-
ing. because some more ingenious than mysef mav
have learned il effects FIRST ana secured <he sole rieht
70 use that knowledge. However, An 81 ma mesns
advocate supporter 81 the thou 81
no<truns that heod the fhss psrpor 10 cure III
manner Of disease 20 which human esh Il heir pless.
reply soon. and inform me Of your bed serme
am, sir mostrespectfuy
JULIUS p. CLERNT Il. y.
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HAS opened q Meat Market in his
- house on East Sixth ST., in Jasper
and will
SELL FOR CASH ONLY
-first-class fresh meat every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday mornings
Meat for sale at all times. lie has
adopted the cash system, as he Is not
able to afford the credit.
JosIBuTcHERINc.
lie has No. one butcher, and will
Kill and dress hogs or cattle for farmers
or others, on reasonable terms.
Aug. "a, '77--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11
Boone Tp. Trustees Days Of Bus
mess and Library Notice.

The citizens Of Boone township arc
notified that will attend 10 Township
Business on. every Saturday, and il i
necessary that persons having business
with tho township shall come on that
dav.
The library will be kept at A. Ru-
dolrh's store, in Portersvillc, for The con.
veniencc Of citizens, and persons who
have books belonging TO 1t. are request
ed 10 return them, that they may be
properly registered.
Cnrrs. RrDoLpn.
May 3, 7S-y. Trustee Boone Tp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-10-11
MADISON TOWNSHIP LIBRARY.

NOTICE l. hereby given that the
~ township Library Of Madison town
ship il kept AZ the house Of VIM. Mon-
rrc. in The town Of lrcl,nd, for The con-
venicnrc of citizens. Persons wishing
the benefit Of the books can get them
there BY applying 10 Mrs. Monroe.
JAcoB LENNON, Trustee.
April 8. '7s-fsn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-25

He was a red nosed, wild-eyed
man, from the head waters OF Sage
Run, and looked as il he had not
been in town since oil was discovered.
His rusty pants were several inches
too short for him, and he carried half
a dozen coon skins in his hand.
At the post office corner he met a
South Side lady, and stopping her
by holding the bunch of hides before
her face, said;
"Can'tI sell you something nice to
make q set of furs out OFF"
The lady screamed and shot across
to the other side of the street.
"Does any of your neighbors want
to buy any thing Of the kind?" yelled
the red-nosed man.
The lady screamed again.
"Now, what's the matter with Han
ner," remarked the red-nosed man as
the lady disappeared in the door op-
posite.
A moment later the man veered
into bank, and threw his hides down
at the Cashiers window.
Got some A. No. l coon skins
here that I'll sell cheap. Not q
scratch OF tooth on any OF 'em.
Ketched every one of 'em in box
trap"
"We have no use for them," said
the president politely, as he cast an
oblique glance at the goods.
they'll make you nice vest,
said the red -nosed man. "Two hides
II make you vest, and one IL make
you cap that II last you as long as
you live"
my dear sir, replied the president
somewhat confused, "we don't want
hides here; take them elsewhere
please"
"Mehbe your wife would like to
have set OF furs, and these is"
mo, no, no." replied the banker,
impatiently, stake the things away,
they are offensive"
whats that?" said the red-nosed
man, sharply.
"Take the blamed things out OF
this" exclaimed the exasperated
banker; "they smell like slaughter
house."
"I'll take a dollar for the lot"
"The people next door buy coon
SKINS" put in the Cashier; stake
them in there; take them up town;
take them down town; take them
across the river; take them"
"Gimme fifty cents for the lot,
persisted the red-nosed man.
"If you don't get out OF this I'll
kick your head off" yelled the infu-
rated President.
"I'lI take thirty cents for the six,
said the red-nosed man. @D'ye say
the word?" and he dangled the bunch
by the tail.
The President started for the out
side. The man with the skins start
ed for the sidewalk, and, after hay
ing reached it, he paused and said:
"And this is the boasted Oil City
is it? Grea-a-at Godfrey! II seal.
skin and sable were selling for q
cent car load, the hull town couldn't
buy the sand-papered end OF a rats
tail. ."-Ou City Derrick.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-25
Bayard Taylor.

A complimentary dinner was given
to Bayard Taylor, our new Minister
to Germany, at Delmonico's, on
Thursday evening Of week before
last. William Cullen Bryant presided,
made the opening address, and intro
duced the distinguished speakers.
among whom. were Mayor Ely, Ed
wards Pierrepont, late Minister to
England, George VIM. Curtis, Rev.
Drs. Hitchcock. Rogers, and many
others. The adoption OF the five.
minutes rule gave much life and zest
to the speeches. The following ex-
tract from the address OF Mr.. Curtis,
tersely describes the career OF the
guest of the evening:
"It has seemed to me that Mr.. Tay-
lor has been always like the brave
hearted boy in Longfellow's poem
who bore the banner with the
strange device = Excelsior" (Ap-
plause.) This is the motto that he
early wrote upon his heart, and he
has to this moment kept absolute
faith with the legend OF his life. Gap
plause.) Traveller, artist, author, edi-
tor, poet, he has steadily climbed
from point TO point, from height to
height, until now, sir, we see the un-
known printers boy. who thirty years
ago went working his way to Europe
and took certain Views Afoot,' which
are familiar to us all who are familiar
with our literature, now going, one OF
the most honored OF Americans, amid
the universal salutations OF his coun-
try, to take other views in our behalf
as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary."- IN. Y. Observer.