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The Weather In Verse.

The unlrr,- ned re sircs. in modest sort of way.
Iumukt the observation which properly hr may,
To wit mat wning verses ON the several solar seasons
Is most uncertain business ana for these conclusive rca
In tho middle Of the aunmn the subscriber did compose
sonnet ON November. showing how the spirit grows
Unhappy and despondrnt AZ the season Of the year
when the skies dull and leAden and the dag are ehl
and drcAr
Perhaps you may recall to mind that when November
40 lcsdcn skies nor chilly days accompanied the same.
Rut the weather as balmy rs in Florida you'd aud
And that sonnet ON November was respectfully declined
With laulqhle ambition to prepare a worthy rhyme,
The WRITER wrote Christmas song three weeks ahead "
time,
And There frequent reference the sharp and pierre
Aud hkcwiso to the cold white that covered earth
50 lair
scarcely need remind you that the Christmas did not
bring
The piercing air and cold white Of which chose to
Twas al ethereal mdness while tor icices yearncd
And OF course my iIsd verse; we're with cordial warmth
returned
This very spring set to work--'twas on an April day
Ana warm as Jue-l set to work and wrote an ode on
The inspiration may have come in part from what owed
Bat while sang OF gentle spring, why then II up and
And once when dew inspired me pastoral 10 spin
Hhanpened, When tie poem wasdone, adreadu drought
There moisture the earth which dry and dryer
AND Sws piece on dew came baek to me with six cent,
postage due
That verses on the weather are precariOns aud vain,
And the undersigned would only add he see
The trouble Is not the meter, but the meteorologyi
yAsprHs BRows
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About o'clock yesterday afternoon, as
Mrs. A. l.. Williams and Mrs. J. W. Fierce who
reside at the southeast corner OF Seventh and
Walnut streets. were going out for a buggy ride.
in company with little girl belonging TO the
latter lady, they were approached 10y their land
lady, Mrs. Cohn, who demonstrated at their
leaving her house in the costumes they were
then wearing Mrs. Williams is worry ,all, and
Wore n pink dress with Il long trail. and Mrs.
Fierce who is almost petite. wore "A blue dress
in corresponding style. Mrs. COINS entrcaties
not prevailing. nor mother essnyed the task Of
persuading the two ladies not TO leave the
house IN thoir then apparel. hut the suggestion
was unheeded. The ladies went driving, and
didn't return till about g.. o'clock.
Meantime Mrs. Cohn had mentioned the oc-
currenco Of the afternoon to MIR. Fierce, who
threatened that but for the sex OF his informant
he would make the occasion a memorable one.
Int manifested his anger only in words Mrs,
Williams, however, after returning procured
u little whip, and backed by little husband
with his hand on q revolver In his hip pocket,
met Mrs. Cohn in the hall. and administered
four or five cuts across hor face and shoulders.
A Mrs. Lashey. who was near promptly inter-
fered. and. selling Mrs. Williams by the arm.
led her away. Mrs. Williams from tho blue
grass country Is not disposed to have her char
actcr needlessly reflected upon.
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4 LONELY PLACE.
sixty-hye Miles TO the Nearest IIousc-I.ifs
In the Desert.

WHITE RIVER. June al have often heard
people say OF such and such place that they
are no lonely. and the women in particular have
complained that they never see anybody never
go anywhere. and that they might RS we'll be
dead. But what would you think Of this place
for loneliness Altogether there are six ~ US
one lady, quiet and young-four employees.
one away most Of the time. or perhaps two or
three away: often during the day all gone.
and when night comes each has his spccinld duty
To perform and Is ont of sight. or is seen only
Tor u moment. so the sun goes down over the
mountains covered with grass 10 the top: other
mountains with cedars on the north side, and
one looks down the narrow valley which opens
little milo or so 10 the north-loOks along
the wagon road whore only one track has been
made this year, as II some one We're coming
tired and ready for a warm supper looks out
through the gap in the range ne II u four-hOrse
team might be discovered in a hurry 10 make
the five or six miles before dark but not a soul
Is seen, nothing moves, unless II no Indian
ponies. hoy riding behind TO seek n fresh
range; and the sun slants its long shadows by
the dcsolate stocknde and among tho four Indian
houses. where supper is cooking over u fire out
doors.
II there were q neighbor Ave miles away or
ten or twenty miles. 1t would be quite cheerful.
and one could ride over for visit once month
ana receive one as often, but IL IL sixty five
miles 10 the nearest house. whore by the way,
no family is now living tho woman having gono
East because it vas so lonely. Tho lady hero
came two years ago the ono who left two week Z
ago had been here four years. and never been
ont once; but she got fashion paper once a
week, and how she felt when she reached the
railroad nobody Will probably ever know.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-23
A Kentucky Prize Fight.


CINCISNATI, June ls.-Last night at 9
O'Clock two hacks drove out 10 the country back
of Newport containing two well-formed. lively
trained young men. This morning. at a few
minutes before 3. they returned. the two men
with faces beaten almost 10 Jelly their eyes
swollen and dlscolored. their bodies sore and
bruised and bleeding. They were Harry Fell
lows and Dick Murray. and in the three hours
between II r. NJ aud ? A. NJ. they had
fought one OF the most terrific and holly
contested fights ever known in this vicinity.
Owing 10 heavy rain the attendance was
small not oyer 100 persons hav ing gathered
70 witness the fight, which took place In a
large illy:lightcd dinnee,h4use, a few miles
with gloves the gloves. however being made
hard and light, and rs nearly the same a. the
Jared hand rs they could be well gotten up.
The contest was under the Marquis Of Queens
berry rules for $50 and the receipts Of the even
INK. The fight began precisely at II O'Clock
ana lasted without Interruption for two hours
and thirty minutes. until in the thirty ninth
round. foul was claimed against Fellows on
the eronnd that he struck his antagonist after
the break had been called. and although Eel
lows protested and was anxious that the fight
should proceed, the foul WAS allowed and the
stakes given 70 his antagonist
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A rumOr was started on Pine street yes-
terduy that the idea 81 breaking the combina-
ton against the Sutro Tunnel Company origi-
mated with James H. Keene, and WAS carried out
solely through his skiful manipulatons. As il
Is well known that Mr. kecne has for several
yenrs retained n leading interest in the Savage.
and that that company was the first To- make pro-
puslls To Aduph Sutro. the story found many
ready believers. The rumor was that Keene
and associates have secured. through certain
London bankcrs. control Of the first mortgage
bonds ~ the Tunnel Company. rs we'll as q
large amount 81 the capital stock. and are there
fore heavily Interested in the property; that six
weeks ago they had negotiated a large loan
through the English banking house of McCul-
Tough Goa AMI were bent on bringing mat
tors between the mines and the tunnel To- a set
tloment. II il said that Gen. Thomas n. Will
liams himself heavy holder of Savage shares.
wns selected rs mediator TO bring about the
desired compromise. II il well known that
when Gen. Williams last visited the Comstock
he had several interviews with AdOlph Sutro
and that after much hot discussion the latter
refused 10 accept a round offer. and that tho
matter was apparently dropped. Since then
the Savage Company suddenly dropped out Of
the combination. ratified its original contracts.
and its example has since been followed by
most OF the companies on the COmstOck lode.
II k"cnn and his associates have secured q
leading interest in the tunnel. they have done so
by buying up tho capital stock. which has
been mainly held in Europe. Should Savage
become a productive mine and pay the tunnel
the 81 ROYALTY on every ton OF ore extracted,
Mrssrs. Keene Go. would derive a revenue
from both the mine and the tunnel.
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Prayers nnd Law Ia FIJI.

A missionary ship was stranded on n reoi
near nuc oi The fi islands One 81 those large tidal
waves Wlieh traverse the PAciNc car,cl a on on tie
arrival u the shin i'm port the missionary fud the natives
that hc had ieNentb prayed that the slip msu not bo
wlcckrd and that 'hey hAd had cular demonstration VI
the result oi ptnYer
Atcw days later came a depntauon u the Governor
from urghhnring island 80 Governor" they said " IL
II true whit TINS missionary Nysi The Governor re
IiIri ilatlt WIstrur. Nu M Nou not say. when YOU
made H. >uherts OF the Queen Of England that prop
cttY Wuut hr salr aud uh man Injured It lac Woul
he Iunishrl'' Tile Governor assentod. Then - rhrtN
conuuu,I the drlunuon, Jet this missionary be pun
.hci, amt bet our Village, which was destroyed h ue
great wave which came because the missionary pAy
fur II. 70" built uu again hy the missionary"
The question rIi,tu hv ihcsr slfnr f~irss Of natural
lus il by nuu auscasS ol solution either ~ ia ee,'eb
HsiicIi uf in it, lVgt aspects
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How the Girl Go, the $4,000.

FFNIN Wf Nf7WHI Wff0TT
Quite a remarkable case il reported in Larue
county, four miles from Buihlo IN tho vicinity at Brush
creek. one old man named Henry Madison had Tor IT.
teen years been successfully engaged IN the mAnnae tuc
OF Moonshine whiskeY, and IN that time accumulated
quite sum Of money about Sl2ul one dAN last week
Mattison died, and before death repented OF his sins
then made his mind ny to give the Government the
money AS he considered he had swinded IL ont NJ that
amount All he had was money, except the patch OF
ground that he lived upon, about three The day
after Ms death sally Small Young SUI whois SAID 10
be his iegumate offspring, visited her dead father and
while there succeeded In getting the MONEY While the
friends Of the old ,aan were ~ the crave Sally, whu
with her beau, young man from Lexington concluded
that " was the best tune To light OUT AMI this they
did They took the knoxville branch tram at Grth
Ane and went To GOsesbnrg, wnerc they took 4 train
over the Southern road for some pont East Trey
no doubt married now The pir sent $50 Mt
ance " pay the burial expenseA
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More GhostIy halls of Fire.


A strange occurrence Ia now agItuiihg tSH
residents a. Tie lnnmAn settlement on Tie lp Le y
farm In Liberty township. the 81 Francois ri"cr Mo
At about Tho hour OF 10 Ocoek night fHps uar a,
the doors like some one knocking Tor almi,tance On
one occasion, when bid TO in the door neW open.
hut no one appeared thus the curiosity ~ Young man
being excited, he Nentured with the assertion that
can hold the door Shut answered the second FapplH.
when 10 the establishment Of those present A(lenrrt Al
the door balls Of are white danced about he he AL Of
the Young hn,us the hnir 10 ihe great cnnslsrna
ton those who wltne ssed At DnIny the nght In
ton the door Of the HOUSE could not lie Kept closed,
though avery means common were rcsorlsh 20 10 hSi
end Other parties have visited the house since and
port the rappings as above stated gfeSt nAuy have
Waited The house. All scHaur Al " the TAppingA
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zone OF he Church Songs"


FI0n NJ tN1I7F7oI Nfif' dNd C1VlsT
Riding n little further on espied to the right.
some several hundred yard, from Che road. opening
supposed 10 be Held from which was now confident
that the singular sounds proceeded Turning my horse
in that direction. rode cautiously through narrow
sinp Of dense woodland, not knowing what moment I
might he at courrd camp meeting, disturb the mar
monlons meeting OF Union League. hut startling rcNo-
lutipul Behold dozen or more of Alrlr's sou, ami
daughters m the ccutrt OF large cotton iet. .houuS
AZ the top VI their voices
When UT To hca ven,
what shall seer
III see angel
Alookn' arter mo.
CnORus-Whn shall vote nirt
Who shalt vote turf
Who shall vote furf
Daniel II. Chamberlain"
Tins does not signify any particular love for the CRAFTY
Daniel Tor upon questioning one oi ucm u" informed me
that II oi dc church songs, idAt Ia, Mu.l
vote for Gov Hampton next fan,
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a uaby as ~ 1.-THE.


The Rev. r. l.. Bettron, at the dinner ~ the
Kom.ey Agricultural society told good tory Ie,rIns
10 the old 1.-THE The records NJ konscY Abbey
showed that his IN the NDgs o d Leon
aid and 81 Lawrence received their titles In Kind IN the
pir hut how they managed 70 deal win them he dln
one day called upon To eh,tsn cll but on asking its
nAne ulr woman who brought II sad, " d9nl KNOW
M; lTs your Ghhd. arr MY eMldf' exclaimed hs'
''yss sI, IL . the srth CHILD. ar
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Loves strife.

I wonder whether love her,
wonder whether | hate
MN she wili coo like milk Tnitc dove.
All love,
Now She stands like queen apart
Crowned with beauty, but. has sa' htilt
oh. couli only discover
Whether love ur hate.
Then should know my 'aio
wunntr 10 Tor inmate
She thinks oi me when away
II sllv deems me trivial toy,
Mere boy;
Yes | can fancy, yes, can see
Rosy red lips that laugh at me.
oh, love = strife I'm begin H.
Throwing all fear away.
IN know my late tins day,
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rom H.. HAihhnR Rsriar.

fI0m Ns NhNNuN Rf1sn.
4 RomaG Catholic fricnd Of mine. Gho keops
MS son In the Ascouc seclusion OF coufiry hOusc
deeply grahhod tbs other day by the youth expra ssng
strong desire TO learn Italian love Of learning wA.
feature IN hi, character, aud the happy father
hcamed consent vhcrenpon Tho thoroughly bored boy Of
seventeen produced Jhss with the following advertise
ment young Roman lsdy 10 willing 10 ave lessOnsl 10
Italian IN rsfn for Lard and lodging Ia sn bnsllss
fAMLy ~ LoIl.An
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Yesterday Mr.. John II. Platt OF New York,
one OF the executors oi the last will and testa-
ment OF the late William Cullen Bryant. filed
the poets will in the Queens county Surrogate's
Office. ut jamaica The will is In Mr. Bryant's
own handwriting. He leaves nothing to char
ity. and only two persons besides his two daugh-
tiers get any part Of his property. The follow
ing ia the full text az tho will.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

49,
STATE OF INDIANA, DrBoIs Corxry. s.
NOTICE i hereby given 10 Goodrich
~ III. Barbour. George Stcadman. Isaac
III. Boomer. Robert II. Aydelotte.
Robert l.. White. BENJAMIN :. Weller.
James n. Hickman, Frank Alter. John
nj. Robinson. George G.. Norton. Gar
land X. Mourning. Nathaniel Bloom.
Barney Hess. Levi Hamburger. .uIiu.
Hamburger and Jacob Bamberger. who
rs appears by affidavit filed are non
residents Of the State 81 Indiana. thar
George Burger has filed a complaini
ana commenced M action sraimsf them
and Oliver T.. Hobbs aud Nancy Hobbs
and Others IN the Dubois Circuit Coui,
of the State Of Indiana, "a forcclosc \
on real estate. situated IN sa;d
County Of Dubois. Said non-r eSiden,
defendants are therefore hereby notified
of the pcndency of said action against
them, aud that the same will stand "a,
Issue and trial nj the next term or sajc
Court. 70 I've begun aud held Al M
Courthouse. in the town of Jasper. h,
said County, ON the First Monday ~
March, A. ID. 1879, and notified ~ al.
pear on the second day or said term n
answer said complaint az Tile r'aintjn.
PETrR y. GosMA~X. Clerk
ofthe Dubois laiwnis t'ourt.
BRrNo Brgrf~ER. ATTY for pla-s.
80 io'A- e ~ I'M = W.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the undersigned. Trustee 81
Econc township. Dubois county. Ind.
will let az public ouicry, 10 tie lowest
responsible bidder. on the premises. on
SATURDAY, December 2ist, 1879.
between hours Of 10 and IL o'clock n. m.
The contract for building new school,
house IN district No. I. reserve The
right 10 reject any and al bids. plans
aud specifications may be seen at my
store In Portersvillc.
CHRISTIAN II. RrDoLrH, Trustee.
Dec. ~, 1878 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

As the cnd Of The year l. approaching
want 10 close all my hook accounts
therefore all persons indebted 10 me arc
notified and urgently requested 10 cal
aud settle their accounts, either by cash
or note cash preferred by the 1st 81
January, 1879 SEBASTIAN KusRLrR.
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1--Mr. John W. Ellis, an old aud
highly respected citizen Of Harrison
iownshir iiel last week. He leaves
Vie and family, who have The deep
sympathy OF the community.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

- Heppnes is prepared 10 make up
IN latest style all kinds Of gentlemen
clothing, and warrants satisfaction. lie
i regularly in receipt Of Buiicrick's
ashions--the standard Of tho world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

OF Mr.. a. Krempp has brought on =
large stock Of toys. confcclionarics.
pocket-books, pipes and notions OF the
4, lc suitable for presents for birth DAYS
aud the coming holidays, and Is selling
them fast and cheap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

UThe largest stock Of frames ever
brought TO Jasper, at Weathcriord &
Shorts gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

eIThe faithful carrier OF the COURIER
will present YOU with hi~ greeting New
Years morning. Remember him. A. he
has remembered you in sunshine and
storm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

6vJos. Buchart has got nice lot d
Christmas fixings, enough to make al
the little ones happy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

VrARTERLr MEETING. The "a omar.
'trls meeting Of The present conference
year Of the n. i. Church, on this circuit
Viii bc held IL Jasper on The 18th and
1s'h inst. Services at ~ o'clock A. m.
and 7o'clcck +. NJ. on both days. with
aprobabiliiy Of continuing the meeting
each night during the week succeeding.
The public are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

~ Where's the man who said we
wouldn't have railroad? Trot him
CUT, aud let him enjoy her foot!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

% Prol Logan. Of Grandvicw. for
merry Of Jasper, and liked by all the
Young ladies here, j. going 10 disappoint
uem, by taking one Of The fairest OF the
many fair ladies Of Grandvicw 10 him
self, on Christmas. He is determined TO
Differ from the Mingo Chief. May
Heavens choicest blessings attend them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

evGet ready for the excursion on
the railroad 70 Evansville and Rcckport,
about New Years.
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arIf You have any pictures you wan
framed take them to Weatheriord
Shorts gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

ITThe new band made some excel
lent music scrcnading the new Recorder,
Hr. Leming. on Saturday night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

GFSermersheim & Go. have taken in
quantity of fine hogs. 81 so 10 81 IS
10 the ruling net price
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

c1Scxt week being holiday week
there viii be no regular paper Issued
from this Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

W The Jasper Times will spread its
wings soon, and aid in spreading the
ienown OF our growing town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

TDr. Dcmotf, Of IIaysville, buried a
sweet cherub babe this week. All the
friends syinpatLise with the family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

UHost OF the material is on the
ground for building the r. II. Depot.
and il y expected it will be raised next
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

eyGo 70 Wcatherford & Shorts fol
your Christmas presents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

UT Large stock. Of Albums just re-
eeived. at Weaiherford & Shorts gallery
cheap for cash.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

- Track laying has begun on the
road 70 Jasper. the iron having arrived
a Hun,ingburg on Saturday last. loot.
'oot! Look out for the carsl
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HUHrrNGBuRcH. INDIANA.

III AvI~G established themselves - shove. desire Z,
csll the attention ~ ths 9nbic 20 sfs~ fsrts viz
Y Thr clsg .nnscfure nom fs me so yes snurx
r Indians consequently hey permanently heated
and csn. snf 40. fafrish The hest On the market
"a Their sloNr rrNrS ere soIs ~ vsrv rs.sonshi.
rsfrs rnf m directly from the FACTORY IN coed order
efh Insurance ~ satisfaction srd ~ properly used Nil
,s lifetime, hnf II Nv careless ANYTHING shou,
them shonlt Get ont nferdcr they here they car
~ applied 70, and Si r~r.ir them -xrsdiiinnsiy
~. They give written rn-snt@e On shrir rt'vrs
70 york well and give satisfaction with prope- usage
<fh The Stone panps are the hest. most con~.nsen
snd most ddrshlc Pnmpfy ~osir Tar Earn, or hons.
hold purposes. They ~ poison your wafer siti
rotten wood or rusty iron, making ~ nnft 10 nse tho,
~ MOI freeze IN Winter. cr,ck 20 10 niecex IN ~.
hest y Snrns ba' sher heinr par up " ~ in roos
.nd tasty stve. are s~sys -esdy - furnish ynu pur
heslhini wsier. anon defssnd THEN nut ssise IN.
and the ~ormy old ~oescn pump which IN verv hrse
ercd onives is usefulness and fIs venr ~.fer ~tfl
worms, snd get Model Champion Stone purnp AM
rink and give your stock hsslthfui water.
5th. Our msnnf,cfure NJ drsln pipe for cellar. A.
nscss j. chesper sns fsr better than ~ uxu.l 49,,
inside " two inch plank ~ brick h~rsuse IL r.rr.
nent, with nehare or ~ getting OUT ~ or.rr ~ ~.
ing rhnkcd UP Nv rats ~ sermn hnrrownr a NJ -.
can be rnt down by .ny one.
s.h. Tho viii r. snprl.d "a r-e-ch.r..
others IN sny quantity desired ana ~ hle
.nd 90 superior Quality. Send your orders and ~
tain home mandatory.
RsvsssScys 70 prsrs--winIsrn G. nri,,cr. ireland
Daniels. Orwell. '' M
Nov ~ r~~T-,v
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HT The County Sup't informs us that
the examination 20 be held on tomorrow
week. will be the last until next Spring
10 ibis county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

gy- Life size pictures made at Wealth
erford & Shorts gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

GA little child Of Mr. Robt. Stewart
near Shiloh, died last week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-12-20

0By order Of the County Commits
noners the building Of new bridge on
we lower Iluntingburg road, near Ser
nersheim's land. will be lei by Trustee
"cNcrncy Tomorrow. This bridge has
0een needed for a good while. the old
o"e having been torn up IN The Summer,
7. unsafe, but an effort 70 have The road
."anged has heretofore kept II from be-
'as ~ ouh until Il has become mecca