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The Morning herald., 1878-08-02

EVERY EvsNINe, in the olden time,
constantly toasted of ito circulation, and
gloated over others troubles Who carea
for Willie nowa ~ #j2T
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NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS.--
~ ~ wehereby give notice that the collec-
~ @fS y. OF Coanty and Poor tax will be at No.
H. T,i.s East sixth street, during the months OF
ISSnly Suly ana August, and at 6l8 Market &. IT ct
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER. JR.
,.,. A. GIVEN,
Jy'u Collectors.
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CAN any man In the land give q good
reason for not paying the bonds Of the
United States In greenbacks9 Sol Jr....
The Morning herald., 1878-08-02

THE security for the bonds Is the indus
trial products Of the people. Who says the
same security does not exist for greenbacks9
The Morning herald., 1878-08-02

Ice Cream of the purest ingredients only,
At J. T. Gardeners Saloon, 8. W. Corner Of
Seventh and Shipley streets. g'
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Sec. i. The Salaries and compensation
Of the officers Of the City hereinafter
Mayer per yeaI, $l2OO
Clerk OF Council per year, 800
Railiff per year, 900
City Auditor per year, 800
City Auditors Clerk per year 900
City Treasurer per year, Icon
Accountant per year, 720
Street Commissioner per year $40
City Solicitor per year, 300
superintendent Hospital per year 500
hospital Phycian, per year. 700
Register of Deaths and Burials per year loo
Vaccine Physicians per year, 100
Clerk of the Market per year, 500
Chief Engiueer Water department per
year l0W
Registrar Water Department per year. 900
per year, l700
Assistant Engineers Surveying Depart. w
msnt per year. 900
Regulator OF City Clock per year. IS
The Assessors and Collectors for their
services as lollows:
For making the assessment and re.
ceiving taxes in July. August and
September, $500
On ali taxes collected by them after that
High Constable per year, 700
Iergants of Police per year, $50
Police COnstables per year 600
District Constables per year, GOO
Prison Keeper per y year, SO
Sec. 2, All ordinance or parts or ordinan-
ces inconsistent with this ordinance: are
hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall Dec. q, 1876, by the
following vote.
Yeas: Messrs. Baker, Candy, Chandler,
Davis. Downing, Febiger. Irelan, johnson.
Jones, Pickels; Kendall, Windle and Presi-
dent Lichtenstetn-A.
Nays: Messrs: Fold, Lynch, McGlinchey
and IaylOr-4.
VIM. Il. FOULK, CLERK. Aug2.
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DIED.

HECKMAN.-At his late residence, No. 7lO
West street. Gpoege L. Hickman. Jr., in
the 3lst year Of his age.
Funerlnl from his late residence, 10 W eat
street, On Friday, August End, at 20'clock,
GLANDING-August lst, at 8 A. M. Mrs.
sarah A Glading. in the 54th year other
are respectfully requested 10 attend the
FUR eral at the residence of her husband,
9. W. COZ. 9TH and French sts. Saturday,
August 30, at2P. M. to.prcceed to River
view Cemetery.
dEEGG-On the 80th inst, Mary A., eldest
daughter Of Thaddeus 3. and sallie Gregg.
aged 16 years.
The relativesa and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence Of her parents. 219 West
Second street, en- Friday afternoon. Ser
vices at the house at 8 80 O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-02

In Nevada. cottonwood. telegraph poles
have sproutei and sre making nice line Of
Jreee. l. IAr hh 4VE .G4
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|NVIlGE.--CHARLES KYLE, WHOLE
Etv SALE and retail nanuiacturer OF pure
n.y. njos Dream % Of all fiavors. Excursions pic
rats. iestlIyals, &C., furnished at the lowest
|ed te. 20. Al orders by mall promptly attend
staySs oCream can be had at all times at
ils tpsiasnssa o. W and IS. City Market house or
Wiinednnce corner 9Th and Orange Street,
Joo'u CHARLES KYLE.
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NOTICE The Aid Loan Assr citation now
~ offers new series of shares tor sale
Call day or evening on
GEORGE G. MARIS,
JnB'lm heeretary.
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MOT1CE.-50O new shares of the Working.
mems Loan association are now Of
sHred, and may be tak en- any time. Call
Gay and evening on
GEO. G MARIs. sec,
Evening ONCE hour f. om ] to s.
1mo
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NOTlCEcPicke ed up drift ON the Della.
ware River. part of raft Of HemlocK
Logs Inquire OF
WIN. REANEY.
Jane5'u New Castle, delaware.
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NOTICES..

nlVORCEs, In any state, without pub
u llc ty, send stamp for the law. q. r.
SINS, Chicago.
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THE HERALD.
wilmington. Del, August .. 1878.

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The Morning herald., 1878-08-02

AN ORDINANCE DEFINING THE
"A Salaries OF THE OFFICERS OF
ThE CITY.
Be 1T ordained by the City Council of
Wilmington:
Sec. l. The Salaries and compensation
OF the officers Of the City hereinafter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-11

II i -reaf convenience n know the
comparative value Of different Kinds ~
wnod Tor iuel- Sieiibark hickory i re-
gardcd a. tie highest standard or our
fnrcst trees and q Ting that one loo.
otl'er trees will comgnrc v iih II for real
value as fuel for house purposes as fol-
lows: Shellbark hickory. 100: pirnrt
hickory. s5: white oak. a.: white ash
80: dog wood. IS: scrub oak. -: white
hazel. ~: appissrre. 10: red oak. "a !.
white beech. 60: black birch, s.: feri
cedar. IS: Wild cherry, IS: yellow pine.
81. chestnut. 81; yellow poplar. sI !:
bnitcrnut and white birch a.: white.
pine 80. IL j. worth bearing in mind
that in woods Of The sAnc species there
i great difference. according 10 Tie
scil ON which they grow. a tree that
srows on a wet low, rich ground will.
he less solid and less durable for fuel Y,
md therefore Of less value than poor
'cii- To the ordinary purchaser. oak ~,
,ak and pine j. pine. but for home use.
- tree grown on dry upland and stand /.
ng apart from others j. worth . great,
lesl more
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-11

That aspiring patriot who called on
President jackson 10 ask that be might
be appointed minister 70 England AMI
went away with the gin Of q pair or OH
brcechcs has his parallel 10 the Hon. J !.
Willis Machard, colored ex-senator ia
Florida. This gentleman went TO Wash
ington equipped with recommendations
for the Belgian mission. Ills strong
point was that his race ought 10 be rec
ognized. but the Belgian mission was
already bespoke, so lie asked to be ar-
pointed consul 10 Liverpool. That be-
ing refused. he wanted cicrkship. and
Al last accepted with gratitude the place
Of watchman in the treasury department.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-11

Mr. EDlToR:-I would congrsfuia.,
yon nj the commencement OF Your 2ltl
volume. and hope 1878 may be voul
most prosperous year vf the ~. YOU
intimate acquaintance with subscriber,
in this re should prove TO your salts
faction thereiis..a marked change some
where.
The day was when . resolution was
onered AZ one OF our one horse conven-
tlons 10 publish the proceedings in the
Courier- The mover was hooted down,
and very often his trowsers examined
20 see II they were not Of yellow brown
coior--butfernuftish. But now. when
the mail brings the Courier 10 This office.
us the first journal examined. and often
the Postmaster i pcrplexed with volun-
feer deputies. Who have never paid =
dime or contributed a good v ord Tor it,
support. but are anxious 10 see the
news. and no one will oppose sending
you the action Of any kind OF a meeting
The laborious article in vour Ia.r
weeks issue, relative 10 she late visit OF
Old Santa Claus. Il not fair version OF
the Sabbath School Festival held herr.
"n Christmas evening Nor do | think
that this observer would have con-
fribnied such an srticIe 10 vour paperl
eight months ago. when he was inl
market with some Of The ladies' on this
noble committee he tries 10 sIur. m
nr. Observer hal been of the same.
pinck and energy Of the leaders in fesii-
'al Arrangements and other kindred
'pirii~ had worked for the enterprise.
have no doubt il would have been a,
grand success. lie tries 10 make his,
photograph description Of the Christ
nas irre~ and decorations Of the hall.
'iyid and eloquent but. in 20 doing.
'nly shows the depraviiy of his own.
ealous heart Had he been chosen
hartman ~ the committee. there i no
ionbt but things wonld have hal dit-l
erent appearance 10 him. and there
son'd not have been the panic and
tampede from the upper hall. caused
" false reports. X
The auction OF Thomas & Hobhs
rought a large crowd in town New n
ears Day. Everybody seemed Ia be-
,slal aud happy. ard nearly all had 40
inc 70 spend a' the suction store.
On New Years day subscription =
aper was pat in circulation for tha
urpose Of raising money 10 rent the .
'wer room nf tie Masonic Hall 4. a Y
nion Church house. The Fraternity y
ave donated. seated aud furnished The l.
'nm for three years. free OF charge ~
~ like all other institutions. n soon y
they ret independent they bsgin to |"
4 selfish They asked The ccmmunil, y
> year for The use 81 she hail. il fur =
shed ard insurance paid up but alas =
ter the hard labor Of one of onr bel in
lancier- only - OO could be raised ~
e money wss paii hack Ia the -Ae
rilers. Fprr burned. and the haIIm
rkei np --ii.is j. only Laman nature. "
Anuary 2, ~ VilTok. "
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4trre Haste Exp-ess.
Those who oppose The reconciliation
of silver dwell largely upon the A..
sumption that creditors will be forced ~
take cheap dollar in payment for their
riaims' IN other words. they will get
but - CENTS in gold on each dollar. Ne
are glad 10 observe that these gentlemen
are finally waking up to the wrong ~
changing The money standard. For
more than dozen years they have been
putting The screws Oh the debtor class \
little stronger every day Masking them
lias always bigger dollar than The one
they borrowed. The private debts of
the country aggregate NJ least AintOO.- =
uoA1o, and not 81 Of this in $1,000
was contracted on the gold basis: bnt n
= Al 70 be paid IN gold III the silver hiI,l
Iioes not become law. IN not one case
in hundred did the creditor lend asl
much as ~ cents in gold for 81. Tol
end = cheap dollar and enforce nav
ment w dear one has been considered
me height of '-honor- and shopesfv- ~ i
ne Shylccks- But when IL i PROPOSED
Q pay them in dollar somewhat bct-
81 Than The average OF the dollar which
hey loaned they grow iivid with ra.e.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-11

IN Campbell county. Va, on the Roa-
noke river tthen called Sfaunton river.
during the old Revolutionary. War.
when there were some Tories 0f0bnox-
ious character stilI remaining III isss
county not reachahle by anv statutory
law, COL Charles Lynch, supported by
Capt Robert Adams. his broihsr-in-law.
both farming on adjoining plantations.
and -- Galloway. determining 10 rii
the country Of such dangerous enemies.
seized on different occasions three VI
the worst of them. tied them TO tree
and h0ggcd them 50 severely a. to
prompt an nncercmonious departures
from the State. as they were ordered.
This sort Of procedure on the part ~
Lynch and his friends. proved 90 effect
i've in Campbell. was quickly followed
in other counties. where LOYALTY 10 King
George sometimes provoked summary
punishment. and il was called Lynch
law and has been to our day.
The snatch OF an old song Of the time
l. still repeated in the neighbcrhood
4 -IIuzza for Capt. Bob. Col. Lynch anil
Galloway.
Never let Tory rest till he cries out
liberty.
John Lynch. the brother Of Charles
Lynch. was the founder OF Lynchbnr-:
,nly few Of their irdescendants are now
living none in Virginia - bearing the
amiIy name, 30 far as j. known. the last
q The males. Charles Henry Lynch and
'is brother. John Pleasant. having died
n Campbell county. since tho war OF
their sister. Mrs. Dcaring.
md her daughter. Mrs. Fnunt Le Roy.
low occupy the old homestead, whcrn
till remains the stump Of the walnut
rec TO which the three Tories were tried
nd whipped-lifc was never taken.
Webster, in his Unabridged Diciion-
ry. says OF Lynch law" that IL was
he practice Of furnishing men for
rimes or offenses by private. nnauthor-
zed persons. without legal trial. Tho
srm IL said 10 be derived from vir-
inia farmer named Lynch. who thus
Dok the law into his own hanis-v--
New Orleans Picaynne.
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Gen. II. +. Butler Says Hayes
Should have Abdica ted.

From His speech st Bosicn on Saturday Ernsrr.
| l believe that il was tile first du,y az
Mr.. Hayes 10 find ont whether he was
honestly and truly elected President or
the United States. aud, finding that to
be 50. 70 sustain every man elected on
the same ticket i'm his place by every
man and every dollar at his command.
II Applause. ] have no respect for a
man who will dishonor his mothers
marriage certificate. insist that II was
Mr.. Hayes duty 10 the Republican
party, which elected him, 10 sustain the
men who sustained him. 1.-The believed
that there was any wrong or fraud in
his election, he should have Just abdi-
Gated his claim. and lei US abandon his
election and wash our hands Of the
whole matter.
We believed that Mr.. Hayes was not
wrongfnlly elected. The Republican
party stood firm In that belief during
all the long count and that anxious
period from November 10 March. IN
my judgment, i was his duty 10 stand
by us. and say 10 these men who were
voted for on the same ticket with him
self and the ballots Tor whom were
counted by the same Returning Boards
which declared his election. aud who \
received more votes than lie himself In
many cases. that the power pi the United
states should support their right every
where, IL he had no. suspicion regarding
he foundation on which he was declar-
a 10 be elected, in Louisiana for in
lance. And don't let any one say that .
do not believe Mr.. Hayes fairly elect
a, for have not looked into the sub
ret carefully enough to form a judg- .
nent on IL. think his course in Lou |.
siana was very unjust. IL he was him
ELF elected, Packard was elected BY the
ame vote.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-11

- Peoples Friend (Covin-fon): On
the 18th das Of November. 1876. BIocrnsr
Dice, an inmate Of the poor house. COM
menced knitting stockings with one dol
lars worth cf yarn. which he bough,
with money which he received for two
pairs OF stockings he took with him 10
'he farm. II. v has $40 nj interest.
the profit of his knitting since, besides
having knit the larger portion Of the
stockings worn BY the inmates. ThisI
fall he has sold VI pairs al 50 cents q pair.
lie - trying TO get enough ahead Ia en-
gage in business Of some kind and leave
ahc poor house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-11

SIX months ago a party or younc
men len burlington for the Black HiIIs'
Prom time 70 tine they have proudIv
wri'ien bsck that they were doing well.
i'nt last week one Of them wrote 10 M.
lafhcr that he would Nc home Wednes-
lay evening. and added, aMeet me On
Agency road. At dark, just ont or town
ana bring blanket or Z whole pair IL
trousers with you. I hsvs . hat
Havkeye.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-11

Another Of those internal mistakes
with fire arms occurred nj Boonvillc on
New Years morning. Charles Roth,
gel fifteen. was passing the heuse ~
his cousin. named John Gcycr. aged six
teen. and seeing him NJ the window.
raised his gun and fired. Tho
weapon was loaded with hsri paper
wad, which boys frequently ne 20 mae
a louder report. and full quantity ~
powder. The charge broke the window.
and the glass few in every direction.
severely cutting the face ofy"mng Cover
and putting out one of his eyes, and 50
badly injuring the other that he will
probably lose II also All this wAs done
Tor fun. II Ev. Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-11

a material called aindesfructible
glass has been patented IN France. and
'he pafentee uses II for making printing
types that have been introduced into
practical use among his countrymen. ~
Germany, and elsewhere. They are said
70 pe preferable 10 metal types In many
respecfs. and in no respect inferior q
hem. They arc cast IN the same moulds.
mo make ss equally clear and defined
impression They snfier less from wear.
%. les. and are healthier for the com.
pOsitors to handle.
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NeOraska Will explain itself:
HrNBoLDr. Neb., Dec. 26. 1877.
sti',r % tAs tsuisviIIe Commercial:
IN lss5 one John v. Hawkins. 4 na,ixe
Of Kentucky. accidentally shot and kiIl-
sd himself near this place. liz efIerts
consisting Of about Sl.OOO. were inrc.f-
ed by order OF probate court and placed
IA The hands OF q citizen here. whose ef-
iorts, ! understand. have all been in the
direction Of having the matter buried n
oblivion in order That he might enjcy
he property
From the fact that no one OF HAWKING
relatives has ever claimed the money i
nm very certain that they know nothing
% his sad fate.
~, through the columns Of yonr papcr
his should meet the eve OF some friend
y The deceased. as No doubt II viii. he
y shc may learn further parfiruiars -
addressing the undersigned.
Yours respectfully,
X. y. GRISsrrAp.
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I'm the famous Antonelii will caso
the court has very properly decided 'hst
the young woman who claims The car
dinal for her father must produce her
mother. This the claimants conase'
have always objected TO doing. nnles~ Is
should become absolutely necessary for
their case. but they insist that the lady
i alive, and that II was only with thu
desire Of avoiding apainfu. scandal that
she has not been produced a. witness.
They say that the lady Il married sni
occupies ashigh social position.
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Tn q Ms. found il sG9, and now n
the Escuriai. Ms.lrid,'sit u distinctly
stated that .Petcr (cl Calvo) was chosen
chief OF the Apostles, and giffcd with
the KEYS of heaven for the following
reason: That ne alone of all the Apos-
ties had endured in this world The pun
Of purgatorv. In 50 FAR as y,
was married, and suffered the pains of
Gchcnna in having his motler-iu-iaw
living in his honsc. Peter was the only
ono Of the APOSTLES who was bald
hence his nickname, eel Caivo."
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Pof The JssDw ceBisr.
Prison Reflections.

Mr.. EDIToR-Kind Sir: Having ar.
rived at the place where misfortune has
driven many men, and where am now
undergoing the sad realization that |
am 10 remain within these gloomy wall.
for three long years TO come, Ii my life
should be spared that long, brings a
feeling Of sadness over me. and / am
completely lost In nv imaginaiions and
conceptions OF the human race: and I
am compelled 10 exclaim---Wo lie 10
inc SIN cursed race OF our nation.
when ] consider the object that man
was created for, and the relation that we
hold 10 just and alwise Creator. and
turn my eyes ard behold the distance
that man has fallen from the standard
that he originally occupied, my imagina-
ton fails me TO comprehend man; and
~ this was the first wrong that was i'm
posed upon my person, would not
lopen my mouth, much less undertake
10 send you this message I; but this i ihe
second time in life, and when on the
verge Of expected freedom, 1 am again
snatched by the iron hand Of The law.
that knows no mercy. and doomed 10
wear the stain and bear the reproach Of
criminal for three long years OF sla-
wish toll. Now ! wish 10 turn nv
thoughts to the many manifestations of
sympathy and Kindness shown towards
me during my short stay in Jasper. and
IL has awakened within me feeling of,
love and respect that will ever endear
me to many Of your people; and when
~ memory revisit the town Of Jasper.
shall cherish good opinion. and a
feeling OF friendship that will never be 1
erased while life lasts with me.
1T Is little thing 10 give a cup oil
water; yet its draught Of cool refresh
nent. drained by fevered lips. nav send
shock OF pleasure to the soul. more ex-
luisite than when Leciareous iuice re-
,ews the life Of JOY in happiesf hours.
Tis little thing 10 speak some com
non word OF comfort. which hath almost
ost rs use; yet. on the .ar Of him who
h"ughf 10 die unmourned, twill fall |
ike choicest music
And now in conclusion. I feel that Ill
we an especial debt Of gratitude 10 the
Dillon Brothers for their Kindness toll
nc, aud also 70 Sheriff Cox aud famiI, |,
or their great Kindness 10 me while =
risoner in their care. Your Sheriff i
noble man, whose heart is full Of SYM
athy forthc unfortunate man WORTHY /
Z yonr support, and ono who will
ever bctrav trust. Therefore. hope i
* these broken remarks will find al !
bode 10 the hearts Of The good people /,
{ Jasper, and that you will az least con- !
nue. your sympathy, aud think OF me !,
Iith MS much charity as you csn, while :
am undergoing this mental agony
lai i dragging ne step BY step to an
ntimcly grave. III
Please publish the above in your i
sluable paper aud greatly ob;ige :.
Your humble servant. II.
GEORGE kEsrxrY.
IxD-. Dec. rs, IL.
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Mitchell Times: The Mitchell rost.
ONCE for the Year ending December
Is7s. has increased its business 20 ~ II
give the postmaster q salary of al.
uO6 ~. which makes Il a third-class o.
hce, under the appointment Of the presi-
dent. The money order business fhe
past year foots up ss0..e7 81. Orders
raid. $500 -. StsmpA cardp. &C. e.
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Are Loans Worth 0 Per Cent.


\ According to credisable authority .
poi containing 800 pieces % co;nes
metal wa~ discovered recently by labor
.ers while at work draining low land n
Scotland. The statement is made tha,
these coins are chiefly Of silver. some .,
iihe'n belonging 70 the 18th, 18th and
18th centuries. II Is supposed that the,
were used in the reigns Of Robert nj
l;obert Ill and David III. and have lain
IN the earth upward or 800 wears. having
previously been worn nearly smooth,
he inquisitive mind naturally INQUIRIES
How much has been lost on this secret
deposit by way Of interest. taking Der
cent as an equitable rate? We find
the answer 10 be Counting the e.Oo)
pieces 10 be worth IN average OF culv
~ cents, or q total OF 500. and making
the statement somewhat in detail and
adding interest only at the end Of each
YEAR, a follows:
AZ the time Of the deposit,
say 1871. eo0o
One hundred years after
deposit or 1877. 3o5 coo
Two hundred years after
deposit or I777. lO4Ofo on
Three hundred years after
deposit or ls77. 35.s75 s0o ooool
since the small pot Of silver estimated
Q nc worth $500 in the open market. III
! had been deposited in a savings bank
70 years ago, and s per cent. had been
'dded At the end Of each year. would
row have amounted TO the enormous
nm Of $4,000, ,oo0.Oo0, $373.OOO.OO0 and
E'vuOUp, or more than fifteen times
more than the total Of our immense
'aiional debt. il must be apparent TO the
most careless mini that per cent. i a
ale far beyond the ability OF men ori
TO pay, and the attempt toI
'ay II makes slaves Of men who try.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-01-11

-Frsnkfort Crescent: Abont thirty
wears ago. the old inhabitants say. that
we experienced just such winter as
this. Corn wss planted In February
and was ripe in June.
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-Hoosicr State: Uncle Jimmy WI.
Iiams gave a cornbread dance At his oil
homestead In Knox county one night
last week.
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The japanese students at Asbury
live on three dollars week and stand
at the head OF their classes.