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an average increase Of about eight per cent.
annually.
PRICES OF SCHOOL FURNITURE, ETC.
Mr.. Curtis offered a resolution. which was
adopted, directing that the committee on sup
plies be requested to inquire as to the prices of
school furniture, and report TO the board. Mr..
tatns had been furnished the Jefferson building
but they were OF very f1msy quality, and in a
lew days 1t will be necessary 10 replace them.
MIR. Brooks said IL such was the case some body
was responsible. and the bill should not be ap-
proved. He moved reconsideration of the vote
by which the bill for curtains was approved.
bill was withheld. Mr.. RheeS offered a reJOlI-
ton providing for renting an additional room
at MI. Pleasant; referred. Mr.. Lambert offered
resolution directing the committee on build
iDgS 10 inquire Into the feasibility of purchasing
the property at the northwest corner OF 10th
and g streets; adopted. Mr.. Curtis offered an
divide their grades into two sections: referred
TO the committee on text books. Mr.. LLOYD
offered resolution that the committee on text
books be instructed To report not later than
June next what changes are necessary; referred
Mr.. Holland offered resolution, that Web3ter's
Dictionary be placed on the list of textbooks
for reference; referred: Also offered a resolu-
ton that the committee on teachers be re
quested to inquire whether any teacher, who
has been out OF employment OF the board for
more than one year, has been excused from
entering the examination next month. and II
so, 10 report their names and authority; adopted.
MI Davis offered resolution requesting the
SoinIhiSSloherS 10 lease certain property On +
STREET, between 9Th and eth southeast, for
Scnool purposes for three years; adopted. Mr.
DAVIS onered resolution, that the committee On
t nulioings confer with the owner OF property at
.ne corner OF 9Th and streets, as to the cree
ZION vi school building containing rooms,
anu iePort. adopted. Mr.. Davis offered resOlu-
,ion, Snat persons now holding certificates as
examination; adopted. Adjourned.
RINGS. gold filled, cameo, amethyst Lake
George diamonds, ard children's and misses
from one 70 twenty dollars; the best fifty cent
eyeglaSs In the city, at Prfggs Jewelry store
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DEATH OF VENERABLE LADY.-Our obituary
roiuInLs record the death OF MIS- Ann Brennan
Tor more than nifty years a resident of our civ
Inns venerable lady was the mother OF Mrs
Hoeer! kearon. so well known to our charita
o-e C.lLehs- ana OF two Sisters OF Charity dis
tlDguished in their order OF eCIncattonaI insti
tttlons- THOSE who are intimate with the fam
I'y delight 10 tell OF the heroic virtues which
,Earacterlzed the venerable lady who has just
zone 10 an eternal reward $1,000 ''''
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me CASE OF CALICOES. Aye yard
" One case OF Calcoee, reInnants, 25c pound
Cashmeree, from 25c. to 81 yard
Dress Goods, l2k, Is, Is and So ward
fni4lne OF Blankets and Comforts from q Is no
Nine DemoreGt1 reliable PATTERNS.
JOS. Z. BAILEY,
cct1Str Car Sfh ood - - :.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

AsP1ywALL, Sept ARRIVED, Andes (Br) San
l. SON. Savauilis (snd sailed 18th for Nov York;
CuARLorrSrowE, PKI, Sept ll-Arnved,. brig Arthur
(f3rJ. Mason. Boul0SUe.
HALIFAX. Sept i6-Arrived. Worcester. from
Boston (and left for Ohqriottetown).
sailed 18th etsaner Horn m LndwE Belg) Durt Qrom
Antwerp). Bvston and New York r
MoSrExAL, sept i3Arved. ahip City of Quebec tBr>.
fAlconcr, London.
Sailed i3.h 6arks MeB Park r), Young Cork for
TLgrber. do Do: HsCk s5r,, Calder, 9aeenstewn do.
Baltimore for Barbados has been chartered ahcs
Barbados TO load phosphao here for Port Royal Sc
ts2 SO ton Louise Bess. Strong from B.tmor. for
Trindsd ater dscharging st the lxtter port will load
phosphate for Baltimore at s. 2o
PoRro CABELLo, Aug Sailed schr Occsn Pearl, Fiz.
gerald, Baltimore.
PICroU Ms. Sept l2-Arrived sehr Emma X Smaley
Pike. Londonderry, l. - ..s.s e d. -;.i
QUEBEC Sept 12Arved, bark Elioy ado (Br). Johnston
Gnrlioston (at st Th0mas).
ST THOMAS, sept l2-SatIed, steamer Bahama (Br)
Coweli (tron Demerara. New York 40
sr JOINS, PR, Sept lt-Arrivea steamer Bermuda CBH
Wilson, New York for Laguara, &c.
sailed AM Sept IL steamer Hadji (Br}, Farcloth om
Laguayra 6c), New York. ...s~t
ST JAeo, Sept l5-Arrved, bark jose Bueno. Reese,
New York.
sT JOHN. NIB. Sept l3Cesrcd. ship Irweli tBr). Nc
Tnoos Aug 3i-sailed brig Emily Walters tBr) Perry,
VICTORIA, VI, Sept l2-saiied. bark Watson. Hsw.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
Bark Auguste (Ger). from - Aug
CLEARED.

Steamer Wisconsin tBn. Owen. Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Leipzig (ier), Pohls, Bremen via southamp
ton Oelrichs Co.
Steamer Cleopatra Vslentne. st Jago and Csnuegos-
Murray, Ferris Go.
Steamer Herman Livingston. Fleetwood, Savannah
Geo Nonge
steamer Martha Stevens. Chance. Baitmors-J S
krems.
Steamer Franconia Bragg. Portisnd-J Anes.
Ship Walter ID Waller (Br), Hatfield, Bremen-Boyd 4
Hincken.
Ship Charles Dennis. jackson San Francisco Sutton
Co.
Bark Mary Pratt (Br) savin, Dublin-Brstt Son Co.
Bark Marino (Aus) Aensrd, Cork tor orders-Funch
Edge i Co.
Bark cathorins cBelG,, Crown. Antwerp-Funch. Edye
4 Co.
Bark Harmony (Br) Dinsmors. Rotssrdam-soammeil
Bro.
Bark ImperAtor tNor). Jensen. Haus-Funeh. Edge
Co.
Bark Calcutta (Br). Devils. Havre-J Whitney 4 Co.
Bark Nerea (Aus). Luyk, Cette-John seagar
Bark Argo Nop. Kuhule, Rochefort-Funch. Edye Co.
Bark Larkspur sBr). Storey, st Nasaire-B Boyd
Hincken.
Bark Piskatsqua tBr, Scott, BordeAux-J Whitney
Co
Bark Dronning Louis. (Nor). oissn Bordeaux-C Tobias
4 Co.
Bark Aukatlor tNor), Henricksen. Les saSes doonne
Bark Caribou, Hanson. Havana and ssgua-C Wood.
Brig Bertha (Nor), Clsteen. st Malo g Tobias Co.
Brig Justo (Sp), Alfonso, Eigo-P Hsrmony's Nephew
Brig Emily CBry. Hansen, Belize. Hen--wm Jex Co.
Brig Garnet, ksrsten. Port Spain rrinidad) Daniel
Trowbridge x Co.
schr Franci. Arthemus (BI. Cole, shuise. Ns--Chas
Snow
schr Sarah (Br). Elkin. Yarmouth. Ns-A Heney.
schr Herald, Poland, Boothbsy, Me-h Brown Co
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

iings said he had the toothache; Alexander Bancus "a
velatve OF BiiIings) called me about the 2eth
oi last month and talKsd about this.
MES. CURTIS HUSBAND
Mr Curtis, the husband OF the fomalc about whom
the dissensions In the Billings family were caused,
next testified. He sad:-0ne OF Billings clerks
boarded with me the night OF the murder, ana wnen
tho shot nred sitting in front OF the Billings
store
Cross examned:-I married Emma d. Foster OF
Sandy Hill; knew her one year before married
her; worked Tor n =. Billings; never went away
from my house moro ,hau one day a time; never
knew OF any improper iptimacies between Jessie
Billings, Jr, and my wife heard that mrs. bhngs
made such charges; never spoke 10 her about tno
charges lheard Mrs. Billings insulting language
10 my wife and Mr. Billings; she told him no was
striking up a dlsreputabie. house under her nose;
heard her tell him Ego and see bis posey pot;
It was after that that had summons served on her
in the SANDER suit; Billings came 10 my house twice
while / was sick; never saw ME- Billings take any
improper liberties with my wife.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Sept I4-Arrved. schr Ida Annie. Cook.
load for s.lsinoro Harry &hIson eh do 70 load for
sa,iedpiaiks Jennie eastman. A Preston. and b
hs oris s:s: Nelson "pHa' % oo St Pierre
Jsv1 % bsa .sss y... n.ysT rh
lof Se. York;. PaeniT. SeTp"r,: EI
sagrs Asss Sss SIBERIA r%a s
pool; United states, Msthsws Savannah; ,.rsgossi.
s%s" Ssss
's s 's Coma S1snis ss rnss s IL.
sole, scnTS. M.sxss G"n sss qr.n,ana.
s;s'' e. Hssass. % s::.. ssis::s .;.s':s =
ws s Ysa1s sss R.ss soSs s s
wis%s, Pierce: Do; gsossis MeEsr.nd r Av.ril,.
Handy, DO: rs y.naeEssssn:n sa,sm.9, so hT..hs
RUSSELL smith. do; Jsnuis n IiuddeiI, cranms:: 90;
zs ss.s ssS,S Apssy TiSsl .S.
DO Henry Bes, wechsw Ken Gas.a Jameson f!essey
''s als"ssd ny yssa; s.'r Am
wamiasSl N;; = N B.yIos. SNOW, r.iadelSa,a;,
johnson. PSiisdophis; sehr Julia Annie. Kcps Ne.
Gsarcd-schr Jacob Houseman. Ridor Brandord CT.
'S%srs w,;o EsgsrSSssnt Me- r.ss sewSs,s o.
.eSs rlSss s Kelly
Ss. Rec wssdsa
UIeared-stesmor WIN Lawrence. Howes, Boston; ships
INLAND IGer). Jansen, bremen; Stella tGer ofn. do
9uecosso~a ss; senr i.oui,s bliss. Pcrt sp.Is.
6. sos. s:p ssa: ls. .s se Safss s:rs.
this. Ger B;e.sr ss%ep ysr,ss' .or, rredsriS.s.n
Ssf rsSsr.sn Ro.ssssti T.sS. tSsi, rsS.i.ss Ion
srfs css :s. Hem s r. ss
Lizzie pow kelley. A.pio ~.', y.. As,asw, Port
mouth Rising Sun, Jones' New YORK; coras Van Older
sniiod~Brgs Aquaneek aud Aiices .shr Henry Parker
sailed issh, steamer Caribbean; bark Mary Lon,..,
csr.I ssvaSs.h TO- Load for Ss.oa fors conGso
french. MsT.sh.% 20 Ssa ;a fos % ,.c No,ic,k
bark linton, Webb 81 Mays; schrs A Folsom. Reno,
Bfsso1 sE%jfosr 9oGH DGsFr s ship Faith m
ps AnsweIe fG Gssr:s,Sn :sS ,ss nsssa
ssseT: Tsrry for Ss.
Oskes, Marson. New York; Alice H. Basset. tor -.
.OHIRLEsroN, Sept ia-sailod schr Willie Luce,
Arrived. steamer chsrlsston, Berry. New York
bsS. sS ill., Bs%oTs
As Sss iss%'i sS Sss Eus.a. Hat.
Windsor, rs, 20 load for Nov Ycrk; ichr ccmmodois
DxSShSsryyEI; PAW S y,; sept iS-Aui''d' sehr 1tiSs
osTTERsNniSSpnTTs% Sen. 1oArrveo. schr. Marcus I'd
vards Douelas New iork ilth. Merwin pssrcs. VII
nus,on. no eth. steamer Western Texas, Rdridss New
AG!5 ToRThsss III Sop. lsr...ed In for ss.
Trso,., Br.%sn s.ss: y.r.rnds ts,. smith, Isadsn
,sn DSn ds ssdis
I. . s'n vau e hs .nss s:s. S wfs
Amy isnc Gcs;iEsn LcshcrRn; S.,y Annie tSo'
Passed out from Batimcreship Ismr tBr, for Bremen
Fs :H s SsiGs HAIL rom Sss
lash~sAilSd. nssmsrcisy Of Assfips Hines. xss York
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ASrwEnr, Sept I5-Arrvcd. bark D. Bigelow -(Br).
whiune Baltimore.
Sailed 18th, ship Haugcsund tNor). Rasmussen New
York; barks Adele ssbina Nor) Pedorsen,
ward (Br), Dawiey, 90; VIM Wright (Br), owen. do.
Passed Flushing 18th. Ncdcrand (Beg), RAN
die, from Antwerpfor New York.
ANcoSA. sept 12--Arrived. bark Austin (Br) Davis,
Philadelphia
BnsroL, sept 15--Arrvod.. bark John Banheid (Br),
Hooper. Pemsqud, Me-
BRExEs, Sept 16-Arrived, ships Gcestcmunde (Ger),
,Lamko New York; Campcrdown tBr), Tingey de- barks
o'1hyeu Gsr, Jordan Bsitimere; China oer). Jordan,
do.
Sailed 10th, chips victors, Atwood, America; Pauline
Ger), Bruggenaun. Tybss; Elizabeth toer,, Haihsr.
stadt, Baltimore.
BAYosSr sept 12Arivsd bark August tGor,. Bsrtsis,
Baltimore.
Sailed l3sh brg Arctic (r). Brinton, United States.
BoRpxAux seps I3-Baileo bark Patent (Hor) Morrsn-
sen, savaanah.
BARCELONA Sept lissied, bark vsranda Cyor. Unised
Statoa
CRoYsrApr. Sep. 1IArrvcd. ship Thsr tEor). Zacchs-
rascn Now York prior 10th, bsrks Margsretha (Ge
MaseIius, do; orono CNor). Muller, do.
CrrrE Sept 13-Arrivcd. bark Pearson Taylor. New
York ~
CALAIS sept i4-Arrivsd, bark Lues Nsy- tArs), oy-
kier, PsssgonlsI
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Prcvincetown sept IL schrs Agate. Atkins
Hatteras Ground 100 bbis oil 100 do blkhsh do
arctic Bell do, 32O do and 100 do blkfsh do; Macy
imous Rca do. 100 do sp and 200 hIkhsh do TAIL via
Vineyard Haven't
Arrvco ut Vineyard Haven Sept IS, schr WIN Martin,
Msrtin from the Oh arcston Ground II months
has $40 bids of oil and 80 bbls Of VIII oil
on shipped 100 bps o oi home durng her cruise
arrived schr Edwd Lee. Atkins, New Bedford Tor
The latest sdvices received from the Arctic
10 The Syren full and has sailed for home
The fleet reported doing wsli Most OF the fishing
up to this time is probably walrus)
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
SPOKEN.

Bark Fred WCarion. Carbon. from Boston for Sydncy
NSW, Aug 81, lat IL ~, Ion - 10.
Bark Minute tBr). from Liverpool for Hampton Roads.
Sept y. no lat, &C.
Bark sargent Foster from Now York for santander.
Sc ept 3, lon ~ 30. LAT Al.
Big Blanche ibr, from Swansea for Bull River. sc,
Scpt B. 20 miles Sc Of Tybee.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
SrISCELLANEOUS.

WILKINSON CO.. 500 BioADwAt.
OFFICIAL DRAWING OF tn. KENrusKY STAT
LOTTERY, GLASS q. DRAWN AT .,2viS'roH'
- sIMNQNS 4 DINklNSON. InnAgere
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
SAILED.

Steamer Fnci (r). tor Havre: bnrks Memento (Nor),
Cronstsdt; Aspatogan (Br), Havre Abbie (Br,. do;
CarmaIa talJ, Trieste; Inansrie GNor, Galway; brig
Car ally SIM
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sads. IDestination.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIVERY ONE SHOULD USE DR. ! oBfAs' VENETIAN
LlNIMENT the pain relievcr In the
world It never fails Sold by the druggists st 4oc and
6oe. Depot ~ MuuAyst.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
NEW YORK TUESDAY sEPrEMBER H. i87srRPLE SHEET
BELOW.

schr William Morris. Morris ilsdelpha for Providence.
schr Restless, Burnhsm fniiadeiphia for Newport.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.
WANTED--A SECOND HAND YOUR DARED o.
or barge in good order. Address stating lowest cash
price. BAKtiE. boy III Herald Office
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.
NEW YORK. Sept 16-Noon.
The Western Union time ball dropped to-dsy seventy
eight one e-hundredths of second fast.
The New York herald., 1878-09-17

The l0O) tickets ending with 81 (ths same as4hs I've
terminal unts OF the drawing first capital
Sl5.OOO) entisisd to o.
witness hands ~ Covtuetou. Ky. this dsv (Satur.
day), september -. 1873.
+. FL !. iisoNiSs;sa MAMsSY;s (cemmIssssssss
Prsss payable IN full without deduction.
Next drawing tine Grand Extraordinary, yspteunbsr "a
Capitas-$jV00, $4,000, 5000. two Of $1,000 ave Of
$1,000, &c. Wbois tickets. 81; halves, 81.
Address all orders TO SIMMONS DICKINSON Ma.
ayers, Uovingten, KY; or the BAstern Auata WILL.
n 1AMSDN. Il 90, 5aM Broadway ,1naYark
The New York herald., 1878-09-17
WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLYHKAp. sept ie-Gale /; bsrometsr 2as9.
PLYMOUTH, Sept Is Fine; barometer 30 IL.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

a CoNMoS SENSE .Bors' AND GIRLS
PAPER.-The American Young Folks
published by Hudson & Ewing. at To
peka, Kansas. comes to us for Decembel
beautifully. illustrated and filled will
entertaining and useful reading. 1t /,
really common sense paper that par
ents need not hesitate to place in rhs
hands Of their children. II contains II
pages and is sent one year to any nd
dress for SO cents. The publishers Offer
TO send sample copy free.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

0The fox-drive in Hall township
last month was productive Of heaps OF
fun. although they didn't kill any foxes
las Is usual with the first drive in any
community. A large number Of people
were in attendance and several foxes
and number Of wild turkeys and two
or three dear were inside the lines. but
AZ their discovery the hunters became
excited, lost all discipline, and rushed
pell nell for the game. which then. OF
course, escaped through the gaps in the
ranks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

0rThe entertainment for the benefit
Of the graded school given BY the
scholars under Prof Sweeney'S direction
last week, was very crcditabIe to both
scholars and teacher. aud was fairly
paironized. there being fully two hun.
ired persons present. Tie scholars all
did exceedingly well in their decIama-
lions and dialogues, and the drama,
: Out Ia the Streets" was rendered by
the amateurs IN way to be envied BY
many professionals; the singing BY al
Ireland Choir was such as 10 draw forth
q double encore, while the orchestra
played, A. they always do. spleudidly.
The net receipts we're s26 80.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

ID Now that we have railroad con-
nection, ana opportunity TO ship pro-
ducts 70 all parts Of the world, good
hub aud spoke and stave and barrel head
factory, or any other factory which de-
Inands regular supply Of the best OF
timber in the world, would be paying
investment In Jasper. Thousands OF
logs are annually sawed up by our saw
mills, and other thousands are hoated
down Patoka river 10 other markets.
This river being very crooked and very
long, drains for hundreds OF miles an
extent Of territory almost inexhaustible
in its timber, OF the very best kind
hard and soft, and factory OF the above
kind, would find large demand at
home, and an ability to find q choice Of
markets speedily by the railroad. With
cheap supplies Of timber, water in
abundance nj Patoka for factory pur-
poses. location for building reasonable, q
healthy locality, good schools aud arti-
clcs Of living all cheap and abundant, we
know Of no place presenting equal ad-
vantagcs for the employment OF capital
in this direction, to our own town oil
Jasper, and our citizens cannot do better
than TO call attention to these facts gen.
orally, whenever they can make an OPP
portunity, In their dealings with bust
ness men abroad, or their communica-
ticns TO friends. By 80 doing our 10 wn
will secure another valuable addition 10
is manufacturing interests.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

cARELEss. Some careless hunter shot
|wo year old steer OF Mr.. c. Burger, in
field last Saturday, and killed Il. u
\ LEFT lying on the ground, suffering
IN its wound through the head till Il
d. II il supposed the hunter was
bid or ashamed TO tell Mr.. Burger,
preferred slipping away unknown.
|SacnIy way 10 guard against such mis-
ants IL TO have bills printed warning
hunters to keep or your land, and
\ them around your farm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

@Thc rains this week have raised
Patoka 50 n TO interfere seriously with
the work on the railroad. The grading
however. l. nearly done. and ten days o.
fair weather will see il completed. and
the cars would be here by Christmas
The hands are at work now on the
higher ground.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

'rHNEp.-The school-house known as
J Sheriff. school house In Boone town
IN, In this county, was burned Satur-
b night last. II II not known how il
Pght fire, but il Is supposed some
lmps must have been lodging there.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

Foaf cx NEws.-We see By notice
some Of the papers that there il TO Be
change Of ownership in the CoURrER
e were not aware Of II, and believe II
kes iw 0 to make a bargain-but let the
|sn come on IL he's got money.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

As the end Of the year il approaching
! want to close all my hook accounts
therefore all persons indebted to me mr.,
notified aud urgently requested to cal
and settle their accounts. either by casl
or note-cash preferred by the lst O
January. 1879. SEBASTIAN KuEnLsR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

|oJ a new brick pavement, about three
|et too narrow, on 9th ST. Gentlemen,
ben Won make pavements please make
EN- broad enough for two persons =
blk on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

There will be a supper and. Christina,
tree At the NJ. Z. church, Gentryville, on
Christmas eve, the cath inst. Admis.
sion -Gentlemen. 10 cts; Ladies and
Children cts: supper IS cents. Good
music will be provided. All are in.
yited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

|0J Mr.. n. Melchoir moved 10 Jasper
Is week from Washington. and has
s-ed part Of the Goetz place. with
e intention OF starting . brick-yard
Ext spring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

a. The rain on Sunday last prevented
9th Methodist and Presbyterian minis
~ from filling their appointments in
Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

~ Commissioners Court has ap.
|cved al u the bonds Of the new
UNITY officers this week, and the Re.
|'der, Treasurer and Sheriff entered on
discharge Of their duties, on Tuesday
/. The new Auditor does not como
until next year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

~ Because il showed on the 22d OF
Dc,oher certain weather prophets assert
70 viii have twenty-five SHOWS this
kinfer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

PAisrIsa.- Mr.. 4. withers has moved
70 Jasper, and is now prepared to
take contracts for painting OF all kinds.
lie feels confident he can give salisfac-
ton. and only asks fair trial. When
not ~ work he may be found At his real
dence In the Bohnert property.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

IL White river il high and full Of
batting logs and driftwood. The mail
as delayed thereby in crossing, an hour
more, on Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

I'm al exchange we find an article
tout mother-in- law. and in beautiful
armony the next item il headed, The
korm Elsew here
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

0rAr- A. Krsmpp has brought on 4
large stock Of toys. confectionaries.
pocket-bcoks, pipes and notions or the
style suitable for presents for birth days
and the coming holidays, and is selling
them fast and cheap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06
HUSrISGBrRGH. INDIANA.

lHAvTSG established themselves a. above. dess-c "a
call the attention o. the public 10 few facts via
l. The clay manufacture from l. the test vet found
10 Indiana consequently they are located
and can and do. furnish the best the market
- Their SroSr Pumps are sold a, very resson,ble
rates. puf M directly from the FACTORY in good order
With insurance ~ satisfaction. and N properly used viii
ssf lifetime. but ny careless usage ANYTHING about
them should get ou ~ order they are where they can
~ applied %. and vii repair them expeditiousiy
"a. They give . written guarantee on their PUMPS
70 work well and gise satisfaction with proper usage
tfh- The Stone Pumps are the beat most con,enien,
and most durabie Pump rrr WORLD for farm OF hons.
hold purposes. They DO poison your wafer with
rotten wood or rusty IRON, making unit use they
40 not reers IN Winter crack 20 pieces In the
heat % summer. but amer being put up ~ US in rood
and tasty style are always rexiy furnish you pure
hsAlthfui water. upon demand. Then put aside the
wnhass q me past age attended with much danger
and the wcrnsy old wooden pump which % very hrei
period autlives H. usefulness and fs ysur water with
worms. and get Nsiei Champion Stone Pump and
drink and give your stock hsaithfnl water.
9Th. Our manufacture OF drain pipe for cellars or -,
places u cheaper and far better than the usual drain
made 81 too inch plank brick because n IL psrma.
nent With no chance for it, getting out o. order or be-.
ING choked mp ~ rats vsrmin burrowing in H. and
can De put down BY any one
sfh The stonewne viii b supplied 10 merchants or
other. n any quantity desired and a reasonable rates
and 81 superior qusl, Send In your orders and .us
tain home mandatory.
RsvsaxScss 70 Iruvs-villIsm C. Rritson. Ireland
irelsnd Hotel. ireland; y. A.. Neudeck. jasper. Dr.
Wow. ~. ls7s-fy.
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n-r Esquire Sweeney and Mick Swee-
% are out in Spencer and warrick
,uniies this week. astonishing the
aiives with their cheap goods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

n Hsppnss 10 prepared 10 make up
~ latest sfyie oil kinds ~ gsntlemen's
clothing, and warrants satisfaction. lie
y regularly Ia receipt OF Buiterick's
ashions-the stan dard Of the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

HTA notice Of election Of Directors
pr the railroad will be found in another
|olumu.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

o. Santa Claus has arrived At A. J.
with all kinds Of toys and
audies for old and Young.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-06

IL If you have any pictures you want
Framed take them TO Weatherford 4
khort's gallery.