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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10
What lie Was Going TO Say

Youu. Mr. Goldsmith, who j. clerk 10
one OF our dry good, stores upon iair
salary, and who has i1r some time been
psyIu. attcul.Ju - young lady 1u Fsu@
street. made up BIS mud last werN that be
would finally scttl. the question, q: her lr-
gard tor hin. Thursday evening he AT
ranged himself il h> most proposes -ia-
garments. ana emitting his supper from
reason ot sudden aud total lost OF appetite,
hr repaired % the bAr5rr--hnp, tof th" pur-
. asr 81 acquiring that stn0othue~~ Ot iIre
80 much admired by hl. youn4 lady.
..NoH," >" ssid Young Goldsmith 20 himself.
'.it viii be an excellent opportunity to think
up something 70 say, while I'm being
shaved ! and hr took hjs seat III The chair.
elevated HI heels. closed hi- eyes, and p
hl, thought, IA reflective order. lie >...I
20 himself :-
II want 20 begin witt
''~haye?' inquired the knight ofthe razor.
''Of course said Young Mr.. Gold smith,
somewhat tartly. oprLinZ his eyes, you
DON'T -uppp-" came 10 tp get tooth pull
led. do your"
The barber smiled IN 4 soft tone. and
proceeded with I'll, work, while young Gold
smith closed III. eyes, ana resumed his mus
ing
I'm begin ~ saving Thar .hr canuo, be
tn>ru.ihl- ~ ,hr lict ,htt her
Razor pnu:" ornA- IA the arms, a.
.avr an upward stroke uudrr The chin.
'.No," replied youu. Nj. Goldsmith
Grossly. That hcr charms have won
for her p dee IN my affections that no
amount of"
'.Pimple, Z" inquired the barber, as young
Mr.. Goldsmith WINGED under the razor !;
did nip pmplei"
$50 ahead. =. said the young man, short
~, aud relapsed INTO :-"That no amount
Of adversely can ever eradicate. have
longed TO Ill and drinA-"
bay run:'
Young Mr.. Goldsmith shook hi, head,
with wrathtui feeling in his breast that
sDd,.i 10. barber no good. and continued :
And drink 10 the love that am certain
-he bear> or me. Then will Kind OF lead
on unGil | have Jay"
Hair cut:" interrupted the barber, un-
conscious OF the mischief he was dong
| A mslrvolenr glare from bis customer an
/ swefed his question in the negative
Until have my points well s'ated, "
continued young Mr. Goldsmith. to himself,
/ and then will conclude by saying and,
| nov. dearest Mary, will you have"
ANY oiil" said the barber, pausing with
| the bottle in ms hand
| Aud the other customers were Mortified
| al seeing young man shoot out OF the
/ chair, clutch the barber By the neck, and
break the oil bottle over his head, and then,
as he backed the horrified razormanipula-
tor against the wall, they heard him scream
10 a passion-torn voice -
''You miserable apology for a phono
graph, | don't want any oil, any shampoo
any pomatum, any cosmetic, any cigar
| -any-aDy- a-a-aw =.
And young Mr., Goldsmith, grabbing hi
coat and hat, tore out OF the door and VI
the street, griIting his teeth so hard tha
he started two geld filings, and entirel!
rained the nerves OF an elderly woman o.
the opposite side vi the street. He didn
propose that evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10
poetrp.
The Song Of the Fiddler Man.
ny MARY y. {. wYETH.

The fiddler man wa. old and gray,
The fiddler man was thin,
And his fiddle II hAd a gruesome crack
All up sni DOWN its poor old back,
And IL let \ di.oord In.
But wherever he went. OF wherever he came.
The tddler's welcome WAS ever the same
And the song that he sang bad a CHEEKY sound
All dsy a. be travelled his weary round
The sun NAV shine. and the rain may fsIl,
But the good God ruleth over ALL
sang the fiddler old and gray
The fiddler man had neither iands.
Nor fioc1s. nor herds. nor gold;
He earned what he had Of meat and drink,
And lodging. and clothes, and BIT Of chink,
With hi. fiddle so cracked and old;
As up xad down through each street and lane,
In the suiiry sun or the chilling rain.
With twanging string. but with CHEEKY strain,
he fiddled. and sang the old refrain;
The sun may shine, and the rain may fall.
but the good God rulcth over all.
And all are fed by his hands,
The fiddler man hath wealth untold;
Ay. sure he had great gain;
For he came and went. a. free a. air,
And his brows were bent with no broodug care
A. be irsdged through street and lane.
And ocr city paVemsnts, hot and dry.
or IN grassy lanes. me aih the open ~.
A. he toiled along on bis busy feet,
Ihe children haslcued his steps 10 greet.
A. be chcerily sang to the great and small
OF the tod who ruleih over all,
And whose love is better than gold.
All. fiddler man. the grass Is green
Above the graveyard hill;
And the fiddle that had such gruesome crack
AL up and down It's poor old back
Forcycrmore is still.
But wherever they name the fddlcr'. name,
It. Kindly welcome Is ever the same;
In The rose-hedged lane or the ciiy's street.
W here on went straying hi. weary feet,
Fond hearts rc-echo the ebccry sound
OF the fddief's song with lls faith profound:
Though the suu may shine or the rain may fall,
Yet he dear God ruleth over all"
so they keep hts memor, green.
= ChriaidH yHioH.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

/ 1 ubE thaist a~atuot -hi. paiho'. thS
| artist here, said the magistrate, ''is as
saut and battery. believer"
i Yes, sir"
! And your name is"
! Potts. am the critic of the Weekly
1 Spy"
state your case"
II called NJ Mr. Barker's studio upon
| his invitation TO see his great picture, just
finished, OF George Washington cutting
down the cherry tree with his hatchet.
Mr. Barker was expecting to sell II to Con-
gress for my thousand dollars. He asked
I me what thought OF Il, and after point
ed out his mistake 10 making the handle OF
the hatchet twice as thick as the tree, and
IN turning the head OF the Ratchet around
so that George was cutting the tree down
with the hammer end, asked him why he
had foreshorteued Georges leg so a. to
MAKE it look as II his len foot was on the
vthvr side of .h~ .1~ss 4"
"Dld Mr.. Barker take Il kindlyf' asked
the justice
w ell. he looked little glum that's all
And then when asked him Why he put a
guinea pig UP Ia the tree. and why he
painted the guinea pig with hOrus. he said
tha IL WAS not guinea pig, but COW,
aud that it was not ia the tree. but in the
background Then SAID that 4 | had
been painting George Washington,
should not have given him the complexion
OF a salmon brlcN should not have given
.hn,,I,t ha,, ,ri.l III, D., .Ina ~ y,s,ht nte
,ron,,1 80 nat hn conII see ,rn',nJ ~,
hact rf m. Nal ~ ~. i,r nsr A"d
parI.-s.rI VI, ,,nr,.ta., ya,,y .srr,s-
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II Jou., tn,,v \nhoIy wt'l ryrr know
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

Detroit Free Press; A Sunday-school
teacher in this city has boy In her class
who has not failed In his contribution for
more than year, and when he was found
empty handed last Sabbath, the teacher
observed, why, johnny, did you forget
your penny to-dayg' mo, ma'am,r he
humoly replied, but father says the
Wabash road will do this town more good
than fourteen Sunday schools, and | am
going to chuck my coppers into that enter
prise ior the next few weeks" Wont
the heathen miss your penniesp she
queried. i 'spose they wall, but we've
all got to come right down or this town
is busted"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

We give place to this from a CORES
pondent who says he speaks by the
card" They may substitute the word
"Gehenna" for hell. in the Bible. If they
want to, but IL window comes down
upon q mans shoulder when he is lookin K
out to speak to pretty girl, he won't
wait to say "Gehenns and blazes."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

An old bachelor. who says that he has
given considerable attention to the subject,
writes At twenty woman searches for
trailing arbutus; at twenty five she is after
horse-radish; at tbirty-five she digs roots
for her blood. Such is gentle Spring 10
the various stages of the feminine life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

WILL be sold at Public Action on Monday,
w the fourteenth day on July next. at
O'Clock +. NJ at the store OF l.. J. Thomas, 10
Eden, the fishing Boat Harriet, Is tons bnrthen.
Cash on day OF sale.
LEONARD J. THOMAS.
Administrator.
Est of Matilda Pierce.
Eden, June q, 1873. 3w26
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

To remove iron rust from any white
goods take q raw tomato and rub it well
ou the spots; let it remain about five min
utes; then wash with warm water and
soap. Tomato juice will also remove berry
stains and ink from white goods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10
Pauper Notice.
ElLsW q RTlH
HaHH

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
] has contracted with the City of Ellsworth for
the support OF ths Poor during the ensuing year
and has made ample provision Tor their support.
He therefore fOrbids all persons from furnishing
supplies to any pauper on his account, as, with
out his written order. be shall pay no bills so
FINISHED.
y. {. REYNOLDS
Eilsworth, A pril s9.ls7s. lsv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10
Prices Reduced.

/ hrsnrhes ~ hnsiness have decided 10 re
duee the price OF hair cutting to Is eeats; sham
pooing. Is cent?; Mustsche colorirg, Is esnts
A. r. SMITH.
amoele BARBER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

An advocate OF beer says that the in
furious effects of ''40-rod whisky" are at
tributable TO the fact that 40 rods max
one rude. He adds that he intended that
for a Joke,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

The cucumber now strikes back.-E1.
A facetious friend says that heretofore it
has put in its most effective work on the
stomach.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

A whitehall dog tried to drink ten
quarts of milk in ten consecutive hours,
on Thursday. He made 347 laps and tip
ped over the dish.-W hitehall Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10
In Inventors and Mechanics.

pATENTs and how TO obtain them PampheI
L Of 90 pages free. upon receipt of Stamps for
Postage. Address
GILMORE. SMITH 4 CO..
Solicitors OF Patents. Box 81.
Warrington ID. {.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10

A girl went back on her bow-legsed
beau the other night, because she said she
"didR't like to waltz in brackets
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-07-10
A Critical Case.

"Yonr charge against Mr.. Barker, the
artist here said the magistrate, ''is as
sault and battery. believer"
Yes sy"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

THANKS. The new brass haul. under
the Leadership Of Mr.. Henry Hcrgcr,
were ont sercnadnv scvrrsl citiz-ns OF
Jasprr on New Years eve. aud honorcd
our home with some fpe music. We
did not happen 10 he NJ home when
they rnmn. hut their beautiful music
va hi~''lv appreciated ny better critics
Than ourselves. who were NJ our house
that night. Bran'irnl Shells" AZ per-
formst ~ them on that visit. l. very
ine composition. and was splendilly
played Thanks, gentlemen. Call
acifS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

~ Ladies wishing fashions direct
from New York should subscribe fnr
Ehrirxs Qu,rterlv. Aside from fash
Ion YOU have the quality ani price Of
goods worn ia The great rifv. O,lv 80
cents Year. Address ErIRIrH & co.
2s7 ( 2si Eighth Ave. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

@An interesting pr.tractel meeting
rs been carried on bv the Metho ii-i-
under The direction ~ Rev. w. r. T.
Smith. IN JASPER ~ ~ this week. .ni
there have bccn several acces-ions 10 The
church. Goi speed them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

0rIAdics aud gents from ireland
and Poriersvillc can have zinc onnor-
tunity for moon-igh' sleigh ride "a
Jasper on "Wednesday nigh, the 9Th inst
70 see that splcndcl drrms "I.adv
Audley's Secret" Hans Won Smash
and dance. Performance begins nj :
o'clock sharp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

~ Cne Of the inmates of The Poor
nonse. 4 Young man bv the n,mc ~
watkins VIII, has lately been released
from the prniteniisrv on account ~ ~
sanity ATTEMPTED ~ comm, sniciic hv
swallowing fine parcels Of gliss. lie
ws serving a lifetime sentence for
murder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

a. IIeprnes j. prepared e make up
In latest style al kinds ~ gentlemen
clothing, aud warrants satisfaction. lie
J. regularly in r-ceip, Of But'rrick'-
ashions-thc standard of the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03
nrSrISGBURcH. rxnrAxA.

III .vivf' established he-se'rr. shove. rsire n
rali ne -''rr'lrr N 'he rr'lc 'en farfs W.
TIC ciny nrnusscfrc from y ~ 49, vsi fonnd
N Indians consequently NV permanent located
sn' cfr sri fU f'r''sA nc ted ware IN ~ msrkef
~ rheir Ssa~r riTMrS ars Snis m verr -e~son,hls
re'es rrf M dirsrls frn no rtrfsrr IN r,,a ord.r
With nsars sf saflsf.tfrf and " rscferlr ser viii
lfs' ife nc hnf ifhs rsr.fc-s ahnr,
hem should re- eu cfordrr they are he-c 'hev can
~ arncd r arf viii r-rair 'her rxreti' nn~lv.
~ Thew Give ~r''en rn.rnnfre ~ heir pI-vr.
(" orS sr" arA Satisfaction wifh nras ~ u.nre
an. The <fnre f'nrs ~. the Nest r,rs. es,..n,s.
snf Mos daratr Y, MP " rur warsr snr fa.r.
h"' nnrfn~~s They - NOT poison ,n~f ~ sr "
rlt'en wosf ~ rrs't iran. rs@t rnft "a =: III
IA rn frer,e in wir'e- r~nrt NJ ~ ~ y cc. \,
h~,f ~ Slf nrr. 'r' -'er herr rnf w ~ N rnur
srf fss'v ~fv'r always az futrrh ,ot nrr.
he4lfhfl w-'e- n-t" dr-r@nf Tssn ri, rsia. N.
md the wrrmv nls wonsrn nrnn wh M x.ry ~ y,
rr~i ''f'rr ~ rsf 's.i ms v.rr 49, i,i
srr-rr Arf Mn1si ritfNt sNf r,,s rrr,n Il,
eerr siNes tAtitfa wAfer
t'i N r4sH-faffH-s M srni,. ei.a r,.~ o.i,,-. \.
ria~es sNtarr erffrr h4r,er IN NM ,s r.r.f ~ n.
'NsA~ 's IN ris.k Nr fsi-i israNs u Il ,..-
rrr- ~ 'sn fAa'rs ~ vi. rrs.in~ n.s ~ w.. ~ ~
'r rhri - IN Nv versnin narrowing in NJ MA
~an NJ nns drwn v,
fh Tho sfnnr.~a~r viii We enrnised " r,errhar,s N
Others :" rnrnii'v dc irrd ant AZ rra.nnai " rn,s
nni NJ snreror rs"'f send M yorr orders and SUI
's'r hn'n" tnnnrfnr'nrv.
psrsresers rr~rs-- 'rilirrr N nrss.or rrela,s
Ifs'.n' nr'cl iceland v. A. N,u.'eck, Js~per: u,
f4riefs afweli t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

20 Anger. hate. scvrn. love. persiiy.
cunni x. fire m rider. "a mirlculnn-
return TO life. chsractcrire Lidv Au I
iey's Secret. Performance begins At =
o'clock sl,arp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

- Mr.. John A. Wiminger had the
New Years dinner OF this locality. over
forty guests making his beautiful resi-
dence the center Of their sleigh rides
aud enioy'rn his family's corAialify.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

II Sheep killing dogs got among Mr..
Alex Els flock of sheep Ia Madison
township on Thursday night Of last
week, aud killed sixteen Of his dne
south downs. worth probably IS piece.
re paid so for hi. buck lhat VA, kill
el. 50 mucll fur wnrthle ! .inys.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

nrMr. 7. Pnreer. IT.. Obtained tho
contract for hri'iing the bridge on The
puntinvhury ,osl near the oil Fair
Grounds, FOR scs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
rE,-iMoHv or REy. p. y. w:itis ccYiScrcs
KENTUCKY.
Smiths Tonic Syrup
The Dcsf aud safest Remedy Tor Chiiis -
Fever. or Fever and Acue.

ccvScro~. Ky. May ~.
There has rci been Tor many wears In this ~onnv>
1rl General rninnlnnf shout chiiis .fd fever 1hls
erreSsnx disease ~ prevailing w snanv rcrsion.
v N~ninckr and elsewhere. who're the people have ionf
Fsffered themselves hist they were rttirev esemp'
'roln fsnnnencs, 10 tho~s Who thus afflicted ~
Wish urecnumend SNrus Toxic Ssnrr believing II
'e ne very hest remedy eNtnrf. rvsrv h.ss
heard ~ nsin N plannnnces mpcn u n The gher
'rrms. We have lvtsv used " IN enr family wi's
marked success Fhr ingredients are simple and thu
constitution whatever " the irecons which al~avs
cerananv every h"i'le carefully foflrw. II viii
nine cases mt ~ ten resnis W psrinanent cnre.
whe'her ne iscas. W ~ shsrf NJ long STANDING
We take rl.ss,lrs " recommending thi~ re,fsrn 70
The Snliec~ W His = SEA everywhere. sincerely hs
r. n WIVES.
For -sle nv FRIEDMAN NECK. Jasper. IND.
istf ~ is-s~iv
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

~~New wnll-rocke's aud brackets
q Westhcrfora ani Shorts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03


QUARTERLY MEETING. ~..others Tar
ier. MordcIr and Smith were the min
'sicrs ~ attendance at lie "a quarterly
Injecting Of tn Melhodist's on this cir
lcuii, on last Saturday aud sunday, and
those who availed themselves Of lie op-
pof'nniiy 70 listen To their sermons on
those days were rewarded with feast
81 reason which should turn many iron.
Their eyil ways. Tie meetings, how
ever, owing 70 the luclcrnrncy OF The
weather were not largely attended.
W The grading on the iockport rail-
road Is about completed, and most OF The
hands lave been discharged. There is u
lit'lc dressing up yet to be done, which
VIII be finished by The regular section
hanis. The iron Is laid nearly to Patona,
aid our cltixens can hear the whistle al
The construction train every evening, as
gets little nearer Jasper. We M
derstand twp barge loads Of the iron
necessary % complete this tar j. ia ~
ICE Somewhere b.,weei New Albn,
I'D R"ckport. anl lis bein. here by tl,r
9Th wii depend on the Ohio river gct.
iing q - enough OF ice 10 let The bar .cs
get Ia Rockp0rt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

urIf Won have any pictures Won want
framed take them TO Weatherford &
Shorts gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

rTBy notice ~ another column il
will be seen thai the Treasurer llas re.
reived the County Tax-drplics,e for
collection, and i ready to receive your
taxes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

n>vA genial company gathered 81 the
residence of senator Travlor. On Christ
mas day. ani enioved his hospitality
and the pleasures of social conversation
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

SrThr isroess ssock ~ frsmcs avor
h-oo0ht - Jasper. at Weatherford &
Shorts gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

svMr. y. crhuhmachcr chfa'rci ne
s~nsrscf Tor hniisin0 rho shcrri'' srhoo
houae in Poon township. FOR s2sj 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

M>rOnr saioonisfs aud hotels have III
got their ice-houscs filled with fine ice
about six inrhcs ~ 'hickaess.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

~~Nr 4 KramDp viii n'aeee accom-
~nr Thanks 'or cen ~ Rut''s square
brsnd ~ drsicions ovafrrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

~>rGo ~ wcathrrfori 4 Shorts 70,
your Christmas presenfs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

n>vLarrc stock ~ Albums just re
~eived. ~ wcatherford & Shorts CALLER,
cheap for cash.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

rHA Nice 'of OF motto framrs cheap
A Weat' oxford + Shorts gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-03

PRyAcr,sa. y rrv. y. n. Mad1cr. e.
r.. will preach IL Jasper. ~ Schnh-
msrher's ha'l. On newt Ssbbafh al 81
N,clock. THO nnhlic ore invited.
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~vLife size pictures made at Wealth
erford 4 Shorts gallery.
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tiH-ftititi tiHlifE
". Foreclosure.
i'cnrv a. Il.lllau~
Barbara IInIihlu-
DE u known. that on Ibis. 2i.h day OF
- December. 1873. lie above name 1
plain'iti' by q. noamc. hcrait"rney. Iilr,i
~ the office ~ the Clerk ~ puhpi~ conn.
~. Ter r.nill-iri a.l inst .fii irtfil-
ans to- the viii, 80 ttiii,it,ii III IN .4i..
infn'ss' u person. shat ~iia ,l.frn i4N4..
Henr, a IIolllaus aud Bslbar, ll-it-
haus. are n,illisr oi them residents az
The Sra. ~ i,s'irna ani illpi a crus. ~
ar'i"n exists 'gaiu-l them The SINE b.
ing ~ riinn upon note aud Tor lnrr,lu-
sure az n,"iigagr upon ,rai estate in AalL
county: ~aih,l-ien,lnris Henry A. tn ~
haus aud Barbara H,ltl,aus. are trr.l ~
Notified ~ Tie filing aud pendcnry 90
said complaint against them, aud that II y
less they appear aud answer or drmnr
thereto. atthe calling of saih cause onl
tho scrond day Of Tie next term of sail
Dubois Circuit Court. 10 he begun aud
held NJ the Court IIniiSc. ~ the iuwn az
Jasper. Dubois County. Inliana. om Inc
First MONDAY " March. A. ID. lSIa liz
same will hc heard al.d determined III
their absence.
Attest prrrRJ GnsM,~N. Clerk
Circuit 'ourt Dubois County.
G. DnA~r, Plfls Atty.
Dcc p, 1879. a. frfsio.
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" GHdoIiza Izrny'E.
On East eide Of the Public square.
JASPER, INDIANA.

=. ~ large stock az the beat ffn-vsre
hollow ware. hardware. cutlery. Sc: aIsu n
vrras variety Of goods ~ MI Kinds ~ HI
iine 81 business. which III be sold a. the
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STATE on INpIANA. Drnors CorxTY s.
u ne Dubois ticuit Count, March
Trru. ls-a
May,lalcna IIall.r
". Foreclosure.
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80 - ~. N - -
xrMite At Or. Welman's MONDAY
night
~~yev wnll-nocke,s aud brackets
4 Westhcrfora ani Shorts.
srcc "a Wc,,hcrforj a cbor,,a cor
.>c, Christm,s rresents.
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80 ~eet Nav n ,;ve ,o,g aod
orosper.
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framed take them 10 Weatherford 4
Shorts gallery.
0Pflnr k1lOOufsTs HnV movers NINF VII
-, .h.,r ;ce.houscs flica with fine ice
.hcut s;x i,chcs ~ ,hick.~ss.
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'"~' ~" 800 49, o''"'
81 - e"N''
r0-A Nice 'of OF motto frsmea cheap
~ "e"'' IN 80 4 49,
R>vLarcc stock ~ Albums just 70
~eived. ~ wcatherford 4 Shorts gallery
cheap for cash.
go r..n-. ~, 1900 $500.
us -. - 10 pu,,.. sar
srTh~ iaroes' stock ~ "'mcs 'v"r
49,. .u.,
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s-Mr. Y. Sc'nhmach"r "'fa'n"' re
e"nsrrcf for hn'''in" ~" Shrrr'" school
honse ~ fo'n township Tor s2s' 20.
frM-. Y. Pnrver. IT,. Obtained tho
~onsrac, Tor hrilling The bridge on The
pwnsinyhury ,osl near the oil Fair
Grounds. FOR scs.
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