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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-22
For the Jasper Courier
Mr.. Hart ON the State House Tax
PLEASANT VALLEY. March IL "a

PLEASANT VALLEY. March Is, as.
Enron JASPER CouRrKR Sir: I see
in the Courier Of the 18th or March a
notice Of my nomination by the Democ-
racv cf Martin county A. Joint Repre-
sentative ;or The counties Of Martin and
Dubois. also suggestion III relation 70
the new state House. which cordially
approve think that two cents on the
one hundred dollars annually would be
enough 10 tax tic people in the present
sirlngency Of money matters and finan-
cial depr -sion that we are now forced
80 endure. am firmly opposed to a.
suing bord~ 10 be suid All disconnf. and
bearing a high rate Of interest. thereby
placing heavier burdens on tile indus
tries of the State IN IT, present paralvzea
condition. Nv motto il and always has
bneM ~ pay A. we 20, aud when VII Gan
not nav stop going, ami II yonr humble
servant j. elected Ioint Representative
for the counties of Dubois and Martin. ~
Will oprosc and vote against All schemes
Of individuals or corporations who seek
70 make the peoples treasury convc-
nient agency 90 enhance their own pri-
waite fortune. Respectfully yours,
THOMAS HART.
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Summer Normal

Teachers and those preparing to teach,
who wish 10 increase their store or
knowledge in the eight branches, can
have an opportunity Of 50 doing w at
tending the Normal to be taught AT
Jasper. under the supervision Of a. M.
Sweeney No extra charge TO those
wishing to study Rhetoric, German.
Latin or Greek. Good board from
q 50 to So % Per week. First term
begins April 2sth. Time two months.
Conditions S. %. For further parlicu-
lars. address A. NJ. SWEENEY.
March 22, '1S-2w. Jasper. Ind.
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SUDDEN DEATH. - Inc puOilc were
shocked on last Saturday nigh 10 learn
ofthe death Of Mr.. Simeon Bixler, Trus-
tee of Boone township. which occurred
about 8 o'clock. of tonsilitis. lie was
ia Jasper, and in the Courier Office. on
the evening before. and complained 3
little then ~ sore throat On Saturday
~ was up aud about his house most 81
Tile day. and lille suffering considera-
by from the swelling Of tie tnusiis. was
thought AZ O'Clock 10 be getting better,
nrd ate liulc soHp FOR supper. almost
Immediately after which he took a spell
OF conghing. and stran-lel. Mr. Bixler
was one of the largest. A. well as one
of The best farmers IN the county. and
"A good business man. doing great deal
IN business for the residents OF bis town
>hip. aInong whom he win be very sadly
missed. He was 50 years old. ana al
though born IN Ohio, had lived IN gndi-
ana most M his Tie. lie came to this
couaty from Washington county in 1886
wiih Mr.. Jacob BixIer. his father. whom
nambers of our old citizens will rcmem-
Der as IN active trad CIR in those pioneer
days he Carrying on two stores in Har-
bison township. end buying up The bulk
% peIt~ end produce which was sold in
Iha. township for several years. Simeon
assisting his father, and being much
employed in driving his team back and
forth 70 Louisville. He succeeded 10
portion Of his fathers business. but soon
chose farming a. his pursuit. and
locating near Haysyille. made financial
access of it. lie afterwards moved
Glow PortefrxiIle. where at the time Of
I'LL death lie owned probably the best
tArn IA Dubois county. He was chosen
Township Trustee Of HARRISON town
ship in 1910, and when Boone township
was formed. was chosen Trustee OF that
township. and continued continuously
IN lhai position until his death. to the
general satisfaction II the people Of the
The Methodist 4. Church many wears
ago. and lived always an active and re-
spected member. A man Of positive
feelings. he impressed others with them,
and Will long be remembered and re-
greited in that neighborhood. lie was
buried on Sunday evening, very appro-
rriaielv among the old pioneers Of the
county. in the burying ground known
~ The Shcrrod yard, where rest
the remains of the first white person
who died in this county, Mrs. Melon
aid. who came 10 1t IN 1902. and died
shortly atterward There also rest the
remains OF numbers Of others OF the old
citizens. probable more than i'd anv
other graveyard in the county, as ii
was the first burying place laid out in
the county. Full oil honors and OF
years he was gathered 10 his fathers.
May he rest in peace, and his good cx-
ample be emulated by the rising gen.
Grafton.
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GA good deal Of expensive cordu-
roying has been done on the roads III
this township. which would not have
been needed AZ an, had the roads been
properly thrown up and drained last
summer. Several hundred dollars
might have been easily saved Don't
let this dearly bought experience 90 for
nothing this Summer.
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-Bnsiness on the BoonvilIe railroad
is increasing. Freight il coming in on
il almost TO its full capacity. Build a
few miles more Mt the other end Of this
road and the increase of business in this
city would make one think that there
was money mine in Dubois county,
Evansville Courier.
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NOTICE j. herrbv given that Oh Mo n
~ day. April 9Th. 1875. pursuaE to
70 request. the SURVEYOR 81 Duboss
County viii proceed 10 run the bu :
and establish the corners Of Section 2.
Town l. =. Range 5, w; intcrInr-
date lines run and established nc tile
same time. All persons interested are
Noticed 10 be present.
lIvrx I-ricurcN-
March IS. 1S-s-3w.
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NOTICE II hereby given that tie mn
- der>i-nrd has Deen aIyoit.ed Af-
with the MiIlannexs oFihe
estate of Eva Elizabeth I;raiag-, late a
Dubois county. Indiana, dcceascc said
estate i solvent.
.IoMN BETz. Administrai Or
with the wilt annexed.
BErNo BUETrEE. Attorney.
Marra -. rs.s 3w.
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NOTICE i hereby given. that tie "a
- dersigncd has been appointed A6
ministratrix OF the estate Of Geor.
happ. late or Dubois county. Ind.
ana. deceased. Said estate j. SUPPOSE
TO be solvent.
BARBARA kAPP, Admr'x.
G. D0A~F. Attorney.
March rs. 1s75-3w.
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1t showed once IN Libson. Portugal.
during the past winter Tor the first time
since 1870. Similar slight falls occurred
also in 1887 and 1899.
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Ebenexcr Haskell az PHILADELPHIA
cxgiHft IN his viii desire 20 be ere.
inaicn, aud placed IA tile form OF ashes
Under rose bush.
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NOTICE i hereby given. that BIZ vir-
~ the a. certified copy III "a decree "a
me directed FROM the Clerk OF the
Dubois tircilif Court ~ 4 cause wherein
Joseph Friedman aud George Friedman
are plaintiffs. and Andrew j. Go>mann
and Mary 4. Gosu.aan Ct al. are de-
PENDANTS, requiring me 10 make the
sum of eighteen hundred and eighty
tx dollars and eighty cents. with 10
tcrest on said decree. and costs. will
expose at public sale 10 the highest
bidder. on
SATURDAY. April. 18th. 1878.
bciMccn The l,ur~ OF 10 o'clock A. ".
ana o'clock A.. ~. of -s.iL .ay. n ID.
door of tie Coult iinnSe 81 Dubois
county. Indiana. the mats ani profits
Tor term not exceeding seven wears.
81 the following real estate. to-wit:
Part 20 the s0ush-casf quarter ni'
section No. fifteen (l5l. ia township No.
one ~. south OF range No. fonr a.
west. more particularly described A.
follows. viz; Commencing An the south
east Garner uf said section fifteen. run
ming thence north one hundred anil sixty
= ANHFl tfRANTs t4tEUtE At~A Vlft INtNtittf
and sixty ti1Dl poles: thence south one
hundred and sixty (l6O) poles: thence
east fortv-tivc and thirty-si~ hnnnredihs
40 S6-iuu) poles: thence norih twelve
and slxty-four liunirelihS az 6f-ivp)
poles thence cast twelve oil sixty -four
hundredtl.s az 6f-iool IUlc~: lIienrr
south twelve and sixtyfour hunaredlh-
az 64-i0Ol poles: thence east one
hundred and Two (,u2) poscS. ~ ihe plaer
of beginning; containing l5s acre..
more Or les. Also Tile undivided one
half part OF the Southwest quarter 81
the northeast quarter o. SD section
No. fifteen ss5l. in said township and
range :all situated ia Duis = county. In
the State Of Indiana.
II -urh rents and profits viii not sp,l
for a sufficient sum 81 satisfy said decree.
Interest anil costs. ui.s \. lAe same
tiine anA iisre expose ~ tue jr sale. the
fee Simple NJ slid rnl esiass. rr s9
much Thereof a. m4y ~ SUI client ~
discharge srii decree. inf-r,s All rJ~;-
Saia sale viii ~ maAr y thout any
relief whatever from yals.t on ~ ap-
praiscMeul iAw~-
GEGHGE COX.
Sheriff w Dubniss 'oinfy.
wv. "A. THANton. ATTY iorr tiniiii.
1fs.r4.it 1873 tt. 40
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Notice to Gre ditors.

A large number Of persons are owing
bills in ny store. and | must have my
business settled 50 yon who are in debt
70 me are requested % come and settle
by cash or note b. April III. 1875. or
your accounts will be put III an officers
hands for collection. Overdue notes arc
expected To be settled by that time also
GEORGE. JUTT, Sn.
March s, '7s--fw.
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snF rgN~rsn vtfntrN FFtrff sYtN :.
WEEK. Gntnf.l nt TOO iilassss tis stf cfNt
Nick'~ illustrate Nfonth3 HrKtt 4i4AA
page hre lllntsrafnk. aNi ruia 4Aip 4a
sirk'~ Flower Ant N~vrtahlc1 t4fA8fsN f8t
w trrtr rgytrts wihrlswani iil cOTNr hn
l'iny fNi4lrAtetr M" lrinssd MA frr md Cert
Imam
AaAFsA. fAs" Nlrk. Rochester. n. y
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Smith Amcr.ran Company Organ,
with eight TOPS knee swell. and bcanli-
fu tone. for snle al the COURIER Otficl.
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GEEHtsE cox.
Sheriff W llnl4ni<s 'oinfy.
wv. A. THAYloK. ATTY lori liniiit.
March, - ISIS Nv 3w. N. \ - 90.
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O.. @. I'D.

Now. that every body ha-
enjoyed y happy New Year.
and made their vows fDr The
year. we are ~ sso means
wanting in this respect.
having renewed our vows
% sell the Cheapest floods iHs
nc City. We viii make n
: peCialiy for q few days 81
fotising. 10 sell out stock.
We will also sell OyercOat~
= mi heavy SUitings az strict
~ New York JObbin-
Prices. To close lots. Those
standing in need OF such
FOODS, wilt do well to call
: nd learn just what IL ssacarst
nv New York JObbing
n riCes.
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March IS. ls7s-sw.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-10-31
No Time Like the Old, Tia,e.

There is no time like the old time. when
You and were Young, ST
When the buds of April blOssOmed and
birds of sprug time sung!
The gardens briglne-t glOries by sum-
mer sun are nursed;
But. oh! the sweet. sweet .Violets, the
flowers that opened first!
There is no place like the old place, where
YOU and were born,
Where we lifl ell first our eyelids on the
splendorS of rhe morn!
From the ,nlk white breast that warmed
MS from the clinging arms that bore,
Where the dear eyes that gliStened over
us will look on rs no more.
There is no friend like the old friend.
who has shared "iIr mourning days
No greeting like his welcome, no homage
like his pr4i>e!
Fame is the Scentless flower, with gaudY
crown of go d;
But friendship i the breathing rose. with
sweets in every fold.
There is no love like he old love, that we
coIIrted in our ride.
Though our leaves are ia ling. falling.
and we're fading side by side,
There are blossoms all around us with
the colo:s of the lawn,
And we lived in borrowed sunshine when
the light of day is gone
There are no times like old times-they
shall never he forgot!
There is no place like the old place
keep green the dear old spot!
There a no friends like the old friends
may Heaven prolong their lives.
There are no loves like our old loves
God bless our loving wives!
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-10-31
WINSTON, N. c., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81 1878

in the shape of kind old ply ST.
clan, interposed.
'Dr. Lowell saw and bec,me in
terested in me, and when be died
left me, bis adopted SOP, bis wealth,
on condition | took his name, and
never returned to the influence of
nv stepfather. And now Jeanie.
comes the most wonderful part of
my story.
i have found ny mother and
sisters at last, free from the one
who made my hoyhood SO wretch
ed Shortly after l left home nv
stepfather had taker his family
abroad. and from then until now
we have never met.
How l have louged to speak and
declare myself! But, Jeauie,
fea'ed that the prodigal who had
so selfi>hly left all he held dear
could never be forgiven uutil last
night my sister Ella spoke so ten
derry ard rcgretfully of the brother
she bad lost, I could keep silent no
longer- | shall keep my dear
adopted fathers name, hut Mrs.
Allner, whom you already like -,
much, Is my mother, and Ella and
Ruth are nv sisters
Then, with an abrupt change III
his voice, DR.. Lowell stopped, and
raised the soft, little hand which
lay listlessIy in the eiiI's lap,
clasped it firmly in his own aud
said
Can nv darling wonder that my
manner has been strange aud un-
like myself 2
The expression in his loving eyes
made Jeanie flash and trembl,,
aud as she was gathered TO hi>
manly heart she knew that she bad
come 20 the end of her great sorrow.
1t was happy evening that fol
10 o~ed, when, in the "Hall' parIcr,
the new-tonnd brother and SOP
brought the dimpled, bsushing gi,l
to his mother and sisters as another
claimant for their love. And right
cordially they welcomed her.
Old Farmer Moore was satisfied.
TOO, for Jennie and her husband
will live wi b him, aud the old farm
will still echo the music Of the
ullthe voice SO dear TO his heart.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-10-31

l.. D4smarius, appointed cashier
N O,leans Custom House. $2.50o.
Judge" Bell, appointed Cow
ernment lumber agent.
Judge Cessna, appointed post.
master, $4,000.
Samuel banman, appointed to
a place in the New Orleans Custom
House, $500.
Henry Smith, appointed TO a
place in the New Orleans Custom
House 5000.
e. Lnkemap, appointed a place
in the New Orleans Custom House.
5000.
Napoleon L. Dastrapes, appoint
ed to place in the New Orleans
Custom House. 5000.
Paul Trevigne, appointed to a
place in the New Orleans Custom
House. $1,000
II. NJ Twichell, appointed U. S.
Consul al Kingston, $4,000.
A. B. Sloanaker, appointed to
place in the internal revenue.
$1.2OO.
Mr.. Varnum, appointed Receiver
in the Land officer, 81 500.
Mr.. Taylor, provided for in9 the
Land Office, 81 900.
Bowles, of Leon, appointed to a
place in the Treasury Department.
s72O.
Total amount per annum, exclu-
sive of fees. (not estimated,) $780,
$4,000.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-10-31

HISS Geraldine Stands a.. q Nor
tar and IS Ihroaon zHirty Feet
Sn tie dir.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-10-31
EXPOSURES.

The Washington Heruld publish
es the following list of Hayes men,
whom the head of the gang has re-
warded with cash for their treason
j. Madison Wells, president
Louisiana returning board, appoint.
ed surveyor of port of New Orleans.
$4,000.
T. &. Anderson, meuber of re-
turning board, appointed deputy
collector port of New Orleans, So
600.
L NJ. Kenner, member of re-
turning board, appointed deputy
naval officer, port Of New Orleans,
$4,000.
William Pitt Kellogg, sc-called
Governor of Louisiana and Hayes
elector, who certified to forged re-
turns aud made sundry protests
against counting votes for Dcmo-
cratic electors, foisted into the
United States Senate through
Hayes, influence and Stanley Mat
tnews support, S5, 900.
Stanley Matthews, the great 90
between and confidential cnrrespon-
dent of Supervisor Anderson, cleo
ted to the United States Senate
through Hayes interference, So
900.
Morris Markcs, Hayes elector,
appointed collector OF internal re-
venue, $3.50.
0. Ii. Brewster, Hayes elector
appointed surveyor general Louisi-
ana, $500.
A. B. Levisee, Hayes elector
whose electoral vote was conntcc
for Hayes, although his name was
forged to the electoral certificate
appointed special agent OF interna
revenue, $1,000.
S. b. Packard, candidate fol
Governor on Hayes ticke +, and who
got more votes than Hayes, bu
was iuggled out OF office TO satisf,
Hayes promises, appointed consu
to Liverpool, S6, 1000.
John Sherman, leader of the banc
OF visiting statesmen, who promised
to reward Republicans who die
their duty, appointed Secretary q
the Treasury, $4,000.
E. w. Stoughton, visiting states
man, who explained a forged return
OF voters as a "clerical error," AM
who was one of Hayes leadin!
counsel before tho Electoral Com
mission, appointed to Russia, S17,-
500.
John A. Kass5n. visiting states
man, and Hayes counsel before til
Electoral Commission. appointc
!, minister 20 Austria, $4,000.
/ E. F. Noyes, visiting statema
and confidential friend of Haye
, appointed minister to France, SIT,
3 500.
r w. M. Erarts, Hayes conne'
before the Electoral Commission
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-10-31
Jeanie's First Sorrow.

Jeanie Moore was the prettiest
girl in Groveland. 'Nonc knew
her but to love her. as the poet
says, and old Farmer Moore was
prondcr of his one daughter, than
of all his lands, and we'll he might
be.
This summer Jeanie had come
home from boarding school for good.
and lie old farm rang with her clear
bir.l-like tones as she flew from
room 10 room, leaving tokens or her
dainty womanly presence every
where.
Young Dr.. Lowell had been a
hnardcr at the farm for three years.
When he had first seen Jeanie she
had been litt!e winning girl, quite
willing tG be taken on the grave
ynul.g mans knee, and IS e II
th"nyIlfully as he and her father
talked.
Bu; now things were quite differ
ent, and AS Howard Lowell watch
ed TIE graceful form crowned by
the low, Is t1ower-like face, and each
day saw the pune unseltish nature
unfold rnnre and more, he grew to
look upor her in another light, and
TO think that it would be very sweet
to have that blooming face grow
more bright at his approach than
al any other.
So the days went by, and al
thon9h no words had as vet broken
the sweet silence, the two young
hearts were knitting fast together
when my story opens. Jcanie had
changed from a shy, Flushing school
girl into beautiful self possessed
maiden, conscious in her inniosl
heart of being loved, and of return
ing that love.
One evening, as they all Sal
around that cosy tea table, littlt
Fred, Jeanic's brother, bounded in
/" tue room, fnll of news which evi-
IDENTIFY seemed very important to
him.
Oh, father, the big house ha
been b"ught J Now the 'big house,
as Fred called it, was til" lIuus.. o
Gr"veian,!. High up on a hll i
lowered i'll its gray stone "f stateli-
ness above all the rest uf the village
1t had been unuccupicd for man,
years.
We'll, Pm glad of that hearth,
rxclaImed Farmer Monre. 'li's
Sha ne SO much fine property sh"ul'
have gone to wreck and ruin s.
long, when it might he made sue
an ornament 10 the village. Do yu
know W no has b"ught ii Fred 2
yes, sir, It is widow lady nam
ed Alner, and she has two daugh
ters.'
DIR. Lowell here gave suGdr
start, which caused Jeanie to glanc
over at him, and to her surprise sh
saw he was vi ,lently agitated. III
face WAS as white as death, ant! wit
his lips parted he looked tixcdly &
Freddy, as if waiting 10 hear NOR,
Seeing his emotion attracted at
tcntion, he hastily arose, AMI with
out speaking left the room.
.Jeauie's interest in Freddy s new
was entirely 4usl in her wonder
e ment over DIR. Lowell's strange d,
meanor. 1t was quite late in ii
evening before lie ri'ined the IN
bur when he came hack he was sci
: possess, d and quiet as ever, yet the
Was s"m.tnlng peculiar in his ,ual
: m,r, an. Jeanicl felt the clang
alt rough, unlike most women, 81
retr..in"d fre III asking any question
1t was true w aban Fl alp had
last found uct:npanss- Mrs. Aim
: aud her daughters were pleasa
y and unaffected, aud it was not lcl
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-10-31
HARDWARE! s!

4 -
Axleclips, Augurs, Axle Grease
at ALIENS.
R-BUCKLES, Buckets, Bracket
Saws, BITS, (horse and mule }
BOLIS, carriage, wagon, Tire
and Plow, BANDS, timed, NAL
liable and silver plated, BOLTS.
Chamber, Flat Shutters. harrell,
square, ship. top and Bottom.
BELLOWSES. RIS Z L f =,
BRUSHES. Horse, Shoe. Sha
wing and white-wash. Bells, COW
and dinner.
C-CASTEEL. Castings, CHAINS.
Trace, Coil, Breast Stay ard
Log. CURRTGOMBS, CHS
ELS, CHRAYONS, CHALK.
Casters, Bed aud Plate, Cutlery,
Cartridges, and Candle Sticks.
DOORS, one and two Panel.
DOOR Stops, Dippers, l. wheels.
at the Hardware 5 ore of >. E..
ALLEN.
E-EMERY, Egg Beaters, Engra
wing tools, cheap at ALIENS.
F-FASTNINGS for Windows,
Dsors and Beds, Fisn-hooks,
Files, Ga great assortment) at the
Hardware Store.
G-GLASS many sizes, Gun-caps,
Gun tubes. Grindstones, Glass
Cutters, Garden Tools, Glazier
Points. at 5. K. ALLEN 5 Hard
ware Store.
H-HATCHETS, Hammers, HAN
DIES for Chisels. Axes, Hatch
cts, Hammers. Mattocks, Picks,
Spades and Shovels, Hoes, Hooks
and Eyes, UOOKS, Wardrobe,
Coat Hat and Chandelier,
I-IRON, square. round, oval, half
oval, Tire Six, in. Skelp, MoIds
Horse shoe, Malliable and Nor
way.
J-JOURNAYMEN'S Tools, Jack
chHins at ALIENS.
DRAWING, Table,
Pocket and desert Kettles.
Knob, MOI lice, Chest,
Wardrobe, Drawer, Pad and Jail
Links, LATCHErS, Thumb and
Gate Leather, Harness, hard
and soft dash.
M-MILLS, Coffee and Sausage.
Machines, Boring, Drilling and
Fluting, Mortars, Money Draw
ers, Measuring Tapes, Match
Safes.
Nm ALL s. Cut. Finish, Box,
Fence. Wrought, CIout, Wagon,
Hinge, in short from 2d To 6Od.
O. OIL-CANS Timed and Zinc.
Jack, smooth. Joint
ers. Fore. Match. Beed. Hollows.
Ovals, PLOWS, Farmers Friend.
Flippers and Bosseums Combi-
nation, Pitch-forks and Putty.
Q-QUANITIES and Qualities are
such that ALLEN can suit you.
RI N G 5, Timed, Malliab!e,
Brass and Flush. ROPE, Jute.
Sisal and Cotton.
S-SAWS, Hand. Wood, Butcher,
Kevhole, Circular, Cross cut and
Mill, >hovels; STOVES. Heat
ing aud Cooking. Soldering out
fit. SCALES Union and Fair
banks. Screws from 3-8 No. 2. to
3l-2 No. 20.
Caps, Trigger Snaps,
Timed and MalliabIe.
U-uNIFORM Prices and upon The
whole quite MODERATE,
V-VICES small and larger, "Solid
Box"
W-WHIPS. Wirc-cloth. Wire coils,
Brass, Weaners for Cows and
Calves, WRENCHES. Montey
aud MalliabIe.
X-'XACTLY low at the Hardware
Store.
Y YOU be sure TO call at ALLEN s
Hardware Sore.
Z-JOIIN A. BROWN, of Davie.
w. p. HAY. of Stokes, and n.
NJ. ALLEN, of Texas, will take
great pleasure III waiting ON you.
Sept. 5. lS7S-40
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-10-31

Pope Plus TX died worth $32,-
900, 900, accumulated in thirty -tw"
years. Remember the secret OF his
succes-he never started a paper to
"ill long 1T want"
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-10-31
New York Sun. ]

''Thc sun rises in the east" expiain-
eel the teacher, "Yes, an there's
suthin' rises in the west, too, chimes.
in one OF the smaller boys. "WeIl,
what is it?" asked the school ma'ain.
'sInjuns !" shouted the urchin.