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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-02-15

The Democratic members Of Congress
in caucus on Monday night determined to
put section in the Legislative aud Exc
eu,ivc Appreciation Bill repeating the
Supervisors Of RIee1op law The Re
pablieans, il Is said, will ress~ the repeal
to the bitter end, even il she apprspris.
lions should fail and an extra session Of
CqssEnm become necessary soihe repeal
j. effected, Ee ara indifferent 10 the man-
ner If j.. A more iciqpisous measure, as
POW administered, BY parAaaa cQvrts and
iufz. vas never inflicted upon ! Psspls
claiming 70 y 5fee.
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NOTICE.

HAVING disposed Of my entire stock d
- Goods 10 Aessn. John Haises apd
Jacob Babylon, return thanks 10 lie pablio
ior The liberal patronage extended 70 ne, and
ask ~ c6niinaAnee for the new firm.
BIZ Those Indebted 70 me are earnestly re.
qaesied 70 make early settlement
feb 1874 II. HAINES.
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Valuable Personal Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.

HNHE undersigned, trustees Of d. Keeuer
Il Shriyer aud wife, will sell at the resi-
denee Of the said d. Keener Shriyer, at pub
tic sale, on
Tuesday, tie ffh day Of March, 4. D. 1872,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the following valuable
Personal Property, to.wit; 8 superior draught
Ia horses, mules, 6 mich E17zN
O. cows, lall fresh, 3 heiters, NSAl
-NU@AS two ofwhieh are alderneys, III az
] young Alderney bull, u shoats, / Young
Berkshire boar, / Chester SOW with pig, .
large plantation broad.tread wagons, stone
bed and sideboards, 2 pair hay carriages, /
large roller, nearly new, grain drill (Wag.
o.er,l new johnson reaper, 9 feet cut,
Kirby mower, springtooih horse rake, 8
large harroWs, 3.horse ploughs lHapers.
town. | 2horse plough ! large S.horse cul.
tivator, single and double shovel plouehs.
corn forks and corn coyerers, lot OF single,
double and triple trees, log chains, . pair
butt traces, breast chains. 9th chain and
streieher, I'horSe streteher, lot COW chains.
standard chains, open rings, &c, windmill,
cutting box, corn shelter, large meat hogs.
head, new grain cradles, moving scyt6e.
shovels, forks, hoes, picks, matiocks, &c, 2
pair breechbands, sets lead gears, wagon
ctaNAtf hNN hAAAlAhu kOpu HOUSINGS,
collars, brides, iynets, &c, corn BY the
barrel, lot Of hrst-clAss hay, lot locust posts,
lbored, lot lumber, ? sets dung boards, corn
barrels, &c, and a variety OF articles too
numerous TO mention.
The above property is in good condition,
having been used but little, much of which is
as good as new, and the attention Of purchas.
ers wishing stock aud farming utensils, is in.
vited to this sale.
Termsof Sdie.-All sums Of $40 and under,
CASH on sums above $40, n credit Of six
months will be given, on note with approved
security, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
No property to be removed until the terms OF
sale are complied with.
JN0. l.. REIFSNIDER,
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER, trustees
R. c, Matthews, AuetiOneers.
feb lots Jos. A. waesche Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.

NlTlcE Is hereby given that the subsari:
~ Der has Obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters Of Admins,
tration on the Personal Estate of
cATHARiNE GEIsART,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit The same with ihe
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the 10th day Of
September next; they may otherwise by law DO
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted arc requested to make immediate
payment
:, Given under my hand this 10th day Of
February, 1870.
JOHN Y. PFEIFFER,
feb lott Administrator.
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NO. 1895 EQUITY

In the Cirecii Court for Carroll County.
Daniel Ebaugh, Mortgage, VS.. Richard r
kutter. j.
nRDERED this 18th day Of February. A,
~ ID. 1873. that the account OF the A1dito,
filed Ia this cause be finally ratified and con.
iirmed, unless cause TO the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the Sd day Of MarcI
next provided copy Of this order b IA,
serted for two successive weeks before the
last named day IN some newspaper pubIished
in Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test:
feb l5-2t Frank 7. SHAW, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-02-15

DEArH OF PRogiSESr EpUcAroR.- The
Ellicott City Times Of Saturday says:-Wc
regret to announce the death Of the Rev vii.
liam T. Crapster, which occurred at his resi-.
denee in Lisbon, on Wednesday evening, the
9th instant. Mr. Crapster was a graduate of
several colleges, among them Princeton and
Harvard He was a lifelong teacher, zeal,
Gus in the cause Of education, thorough aud
liberal and high, minded in all he impaired,
and in him Howard county has lost one Of
her most profound scholars.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-02-15

A retrcnchmcnt in official salaries has
been effected in Baltimore, amounting to
s26,235.5O. This is not very large re-
duciiOu, for 50 large city, but it is better
to have decrease than au increase to that
amount.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-02-15

bcnxase o. ! %kfr1flG NIfi--(ln Sun
day uiEhs i4sl shoap elesse o'eiock fhe Eiil
belonging % Ms. SeTah Aag Nhlp, sisnaied
near broadrun, Aiddlstssn Waller, F5edefisk
county Eithifs contents, vas totally Destroyed
b IRE. The Ere i Supposed 70 " he work
81 an incendinEy. The mill and stock were
insured Ia The Montgomery County Masnul
Fire Insurance Company, the former for g.. J.
zoe, and Tie latter fnr 500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-02-15

CIVIL RlaHTs DExrEo IS rug BAY
ss&Tr-Er rU BaUrE.-suit has been
broishs against T.AliE5e Bros. proprietoss
Or he Worcester sEsiiss riaE, Sor ros
aIIowiag eolOrsd people % skate ID lie rihk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-02-15

Mrs. Parsley, Familiarity known as Gran,
ny Parsley, dell in Brookyille, Montgomery
county, Nd, few day since, aged % years.
She had been married twice and had seen five
generations of her descendants.
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FOR RENT.

THE Dwelling and Slorehouse opposite
a the Montour House, now occupied by
Joseph Ebaugh as a Grocery. Possession
glEeH April II, Aaply N
Il. JOHN ZENTdhAf,
iee l'Sts OrMss Roof next door.
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As Acres of Land

improved by substantial STONE Dwell.
LINZ will also be offered for sale.
Ihe Terms OF which are one. third cash and
the balance in two equal instalments at six
and Twelve months, with interest from day OF
sale, or all cash at the purchaser option.
lne right OF dover OF Mrs. Thomas +. En-.
sor in the premises is reserved
J. A. c. BOND,
W. +, MITCHELL, Trustees.
feb lots ID. G. MCINTOSH,
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TIE GREAT REMEDY.

H0LMAk's LIFER pip. Yhs Simple,
- sondelial cheap remedy faF disaases 81
he Liver and STOMACH. Dyspepsia, &C., can
nor be had Al
~. H. l.. NORRIS,
FEB y - Agent for Carroll county.
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STATE OF MARYLAND,

STATE OF MARYLAND,
Insurance. DEPARTMENT,
Commissioner Office,
ANNAPoIs, Nh, II Feb'y, 1879.
In compliance with Act Of 1878, Chapter
lO6, hereby certify that the above is a true
extract from the statement Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Carroll county. Nd,
TO December Slst, 1873, now on Gle in this
Department. JESSE X. HINES,
feb 1851 Insurance Commissioner
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INHE members OF the Westminster Fire
a Department request the presence Of the
citizers of Westminster and vicinity at their
Oyster Supper and Festival on the above
mentioned nights. No smoking will be al.
lowed. Ladies', and children accompanied
by their parents, free Gentlemen will be
admitted ooly on tickets, price 20 cents, which
will be good for their value at any Of the
tables. As this Festival and Oyster supper
is held for the purpose of procuring an Ell.
Gent Apparatus aud House for the Fire De.
partment, the members trust that their friends
will give it substantial support. feb I5.lt
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TUESDAY, MARCH 4th, 1879.

at IL O'Clock, NJ, all those several pieces
and parcels Of land embraced and deserted
N mortgage from Thomas Z. Ensor 20 the
Manchester Savings Institution, dated he
18th Of March, 1896, and recorded among he
Mortgage Records of Baltimore county in
Liber J. II. H., No. %, Folio 3s7, and also
IN Liber J. II. L., No. %, Folio POO &c.,
containing in the whole '
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By the Insurance Department.
STATE M EMIT
the Condition Of the hatnai ", h1rs
Insurance Compgny Of Carroll TO-, No.
T1..,,,.t,.. ~ gN-S


ASSETS.
Value of Real Estate
aud Ground Rents
owned by the Com
pany, less amount OF
encum branees
hereon.."....,,....,, sow
Loans on bond and
mortgage. 8,VV
Stocks aud bonds alb
soluiely owned by
the CO., market
VnIue1 .,...-............ ofii"
Amount of all loans
Except mortgages,
secured by stocks,
bonds and other Sc
curities hypotheca
ted to the Company
for cash actually
loaned by the Com
pany -......,... ....... l,Ouo
Cash in Company's
principal Office and
belonging to the Co.
deposited in bank. S49.s3
Premiums due and in
course Of collection. s,Gol.9G
Premium notes held
y! company Nttss
amount oil assess
ments ihereonl. ...... 7s,STLOO
Total Assets...... S95, 2s5.77
LIABILITIES.
Losses reported, ad
justed aud unpaid., 81, $50
Reserve as required by
law ..................... l,Is0
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Total Liabilities.

-
Surplus as regardspol.
icy.holders. ..-...... S92, 400. 10
Total cash income....S 8,S22.s3
Total expenditures &c. 622.eO
Amount uf policies in
force in Maryland
on Sist Dec. 1878. l,ls8, 8js
Amount Of policies
written during the
year ls7s............- l2G, $50
Amount Of premium
notes received dur.
ing year ISIS. 1921
Losses paid in Mary.
land during 1873. 3.l5
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-02-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

NO. 1872.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county, sitting
in Equity.
Airhart Winters vs.. Lewis Winters and Cath.
arine NJ. his wife.
THE object OF this bin is 10 proeure a de.
Il cree TO declare void deed from Edwin
\. Gernand to Catharine NJ. Winters, wife OF
Lewis Winters, and for sale Of a lot Of ground
IN Westminster, and the buildings thereon.
Tor payment OF a Judgment due TO complain.
ant.
The bill states in substance that on llth
March, 1872, the complainant obtained a
Judgment against defendant, Lewis, for $500
and costs, aud has caused Il "a TO be levied on
the lot oil ground and premises lying in West.
minister, which was conveyed by Edwin X.
vernand to said Catharine NJ. on Sd August
1875 that SAID conveyance is fraudulent and
void that the purchase money Of said lot and
the cost of all the buildings aud i'm, rove
menis thereon; were the monies OF said Lewis
Winters, aud that all the transactions which
resulted IN said conveyance, and all tho pro
ceedings relating thereto, were fraudulent
contriyances Of said Lewis aud Catharine N.
to cheat and deiraud, hinder and delay, the
complainant, and prays that said let and
premises may be sold for payment Of said
judgment, and that receiver may be appoint
ed 10 take charge Of the same; that said
Lewis and Cathsrne NJ, are non residents Of
Maryland, and reside in the District of Co
lumbia' and prays an order of publication
against them.
IL Is thereuPou, this Eighth day Of Februa.
ry, 1879, ordered that the complainant, by
publication OF copy Of this order in some
newspaper, published in Carroll CT y ,ty for
iour successive weeks before the first day Of
April next, give NOTICE Of the substance and
object OF The bill Of complaint, and warn the
said Lewis Winters and Caiharine NJ. his
wife, to appear in this court in person or by
solicitor, on or before the secoad Monday Of
July next, to answer said bill Of complaint,
and shew cause why the relief therein prayed,
should not be granted; or in default thereof,
that said bill OF complaint may be taken pro
eoWesso. FRANK /. SHAW,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
True copy,-Test:
feb lS-5t FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk
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$40 Acres & SO Perches of Land

mors or less, excepting thereoat parcel con.
tanning " acres, 2 roods aud Is perches here
ioiote sold to John W. Ross.
The property is situated on the county road
leading from Parkton to Beekleysvile. in
baltimore county, about four miles from Park.
ton, and al the junction Of Georges Greek
and tho Big Gunpowder Falls, adjoining the
lands OF Jacob Shamberger and others.
The property will be sold in two parcels.
the hrst being what is known as the sMiN
Property,N containing bet,raa,
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TSsoLvENr BLANxs ssr sale at hi.
4 Office, SEPT
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Valuable Real and Personal Estate
AT PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned, intending to quit farm.
Il ing, will offer at Public Sale, on the
premises, in Freedom District, two miles
south Of Bird Hill, on the Beard road, and
near Schaucks Mill, on
Thusday, the e7h day Of February, 1879,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-02-15
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Paper Mill, Water Power,
AND
VALUABLE LANDS
In Baltimore Countv

RI virtue Of decree Of the Circui, Court
- for baltimore county, in Equity, passed
IN cause wherein Conrad Frankforier and
John NJ. Boring, trustees, are eomplaiaants.
and Thomas 4. Ensor is defendant, the Inn,
dersigned, trustees named ia said decree, will
sell ut public auction, at the Court House
door, TowSonlown. On
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1870 and 100 Acres of Land.

IN the possession Of Thomas L. Ensor. This
Is improved by a PAPER MILL, on the Gun.
powder Falls, and has one Of the best water
powers IN the county. lfthis parcel does not
realze sufficient to meet the decres and costs
the adjoining parcel, sold by said Ensor TO
Israel Justis, containing
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4si ACRES OF LAND

more or less, Of which about ~ Acre. =.
are heavily timbered with Cbesinn, &c
Oak and Hickory. The Improvements
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YNHE undersigned, trustees of d. Keeuer
4 Shriyer aud wife, will sell at the resi-.
denee Of the said d. Keener Shriver, at pub,
lie sale, on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

nIEp.-On "Wednesday. February 26
1879, Mrs. ArPoLoNIA FRIEDMAN, wife
lof Mr.. Joseph Friedman.
The deceased has horne with great
patience the attack of that dread disease,
consumption. for many months, and
hoping against fate that she might vet
longer be spared - hrr family till aInr.st
the last. She was mrried TO Mr.. Joseph
Friedman, November It'll, 1864. and Tor
nearly 70 years filled The place 81 duti-
ful and aflectionatc wife and mother. as
few can iii IL. She leaves her husband
and seven children, to whom their loss
ia irreparshle.
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EXTRA SPE ;IAL NOTICE.
TESTIMONY or rev. P. P. w.Liis ccvi7c-cS
KENTUCKY.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The Best ard safest Remedy for Chins ard
Fever, or Fever and Ague.

CnvrSGroS. Ky. MAJ H.
There has not been Tor many vesrs IN .Alx country
snch general compsln; shout rhils and fever Thi-
decreasing disease (. prevailing ia many porturs
" Kentucky and sscv here whore the peorie have or
BATTERED them selves fhrf they entirely exempt
from IT, Influence IT. those who thus afflicted,
wish recommend svrTH's I0>Ic Ss4rr heiieyng II
be ne VERY hcsf remedy eNfant. Every one ne hsve
heard ~ using A. mon IN The very fghet
Terms We have lately used u in family with
marked The Ingredients simple. and ne
roNic can Ne rsei freely without snv deirimen the
constitution whatever II I'VE directions which always
accompany hottie rarftuiiy fpivwe -. " viii
in nre out n result IN permanent eurs.
whffhr- The disease NJ " short M hong s'sndnr
We take pleasure IN recommending Ills rrefic'ne -
the " this disease cvnryN here sincerely be-
r. Y. WILLIS.
ro- $50 " r wrRTZ co.. Jasper. Ind
rah ltfA. f~-n-fv
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. The fol.owin
lcHui'les wee tied bv permission OF N
county clerk during Fubrnary:
Isaac y. Hsvs Mary McCranev.
james IL. McEarrcn Mary Green.
Dennis hcllems Amanda n Hubbs.
John Miller 4 a. Zellian.
George Todrank Louisa Bruning.
Andrew Shmler Mary Reyling.
Isaiah Mitchell &. NJ. Foster.
John Doernhoeier a r. Il. Grossman.
r. II. Hammer l. e.. Sakcl.
John Pleasant Mahala Seacat.
John Cummins 4 Allies White.
W. A. CrilcAfieId g. T.. TAYLOR.
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Bocxs TO TIE HicHp-r Brppxl.-Ap
extensive catalogue Of new. sheIf-worn
and secondhand books IL every de.
partment OF literature, offered without
reserve, 70 the highest bidder. will b.
Issued March 10Th. by The American
book exchange, SO Beekman Street. New
York, and sent by mail 10 any one send.
ing q three cent stamp. Bids will BE-
received only lin writing. buyers ONE
thousand or three thousand miles away
having an equal chance with those hear
1t hand. The American Book Exchange
j. becoming famous for meeting the
wants Of people who care for books, aud
thousands viii appreciate this new OPP
portunity they give.
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For,he Jasper Courier
Obituary.

Died. at his residence. in Madison
township. "Wednesday. February 18th.
1879, Mr.. CHARLES MORGAN. Of pncumo-
mia. lie was born IN the State Of Ten
ncssce. March 18Th. 1911. lie embraced
religion when about fifteen wears old.
and Joined the General Baptist church.
TO the doctrines Of which he adhered
until his death. lie cmigratcd to this
State when small hoy. with his father.
and was among the first settlers OF liar
rison county, where his father died, and
his wife brought her family 10 this
county. He leaves wife and one child
with many friends IL mourn their loss
Also. Mr.. JAMES LFwo~p. died Feb
ruary 2lst. 1879, aged about 60 wears
Tie was one Of the pioneers offhc county.
lie came ~ this state with his father
when Young. lie was native Of Nor,h
Carolina, and leaves several children
tsll grown) TO mourn the loss of 4 Nina
Mther. TRE
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6yJust look NJ The nice advertise
ment'of The combination of the Fried
man. klingel & Co saw mill, and the
Jasper planning mill. These are both old
and strong firms, well known for their
strict business integrity and enterprise.
Orders given them for anything in ,heir
line Will be sure to be satisfactorily filed.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE u hereby given that tho
~ partnership heretofore existing he.
tween the undersigned in the clothing
business In Jasper. under the firm STYLE
Of Sweeney Brothers u dissolved bv
mutual consent. Patrick Sweeney re-.
firing. The business will be continued
Nv Michael Sweeney AZ the OH stand
who j. entitled 10 al tho credits and
will pay all the debts Of tho old firm.
PArrfcK II. Swrrvry.
NirHs-r -wrrxrv
yfh III 7a-.3w
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WMr- Phillip Schwank has bought
1T other parties a,oco bushels of whca,
n .oc. = hushel, and Il u being delivered
~ fcrtersville this. week. 10 b. shipncl
va steamer n. NJ. swcctzcr ana n Il. =,
'aza'ton. Another lot Il hcinr ,ater
- q haysville, for the same rsrtie..
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soIp.-Mr. Paul KunkcI this week
sold bis one-four,h interest in the port
a''e saw-n'iil. If Kunkcl 4 Co. to Mr..
Msriin Frifsch. for $500, and now
Mar'in's team win have plenty OF work
20 90 in hauling logs Ia n.
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NIcr HARNESS. Our clever saidlcr
and harncss-maker. Mr.. Joseph Troxlcr.
: pulling up some nice work for the
.p5'ng trade. and he will sell cheap. and
men dednct 10 per cent. from tho price
~ me money down. Give him n call.
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CHIMNEY TOPS |.
HrSrrSorrRoH. INDIANA


ITAvr~G ss'sh'fsNsa themselves =. above s-sf-s -
CAL me attention y shs rusir sfs~ fsr-s Viz.
y The clay rnnmsrnre from - ne Vest f.rrt
In indsns consequently shsv rsr~srenflv 'nrse*
land ami m. furnish The hest the rsrk-s
~. Tfef- ~TOSF rrure r-e soa q. very re.sn~shis
l-r-re To rirtrfiv from fhs rso-v IN rrod order
nth Insurance. ~ ssfi~fsrfinn nnd scrsrr will
Aaf lifetime nm " Nv rarefess nnvhf~w aNons
them stould vs nuf nfafer. they where they
~ nrrisd a. snd viii -erair fhem e~rrt''irusiv.
N Thev 1--WE ~-f'sn guarantee On sAel- rrNrs
~ work well ant give satisfaction wsh rrnrss
sfh. The Store rm,~rs s-s me hess. -ros, err-rrsrt
anf fnns' Anrahir Pump rns wcrfr ~ Farm htss
|hniA purposes They A not reisnn ~orr 80
-nsfen wof ~ r~'v irsn. rs~knr n unfit n hev
AZ ra freeze IN winter crack cr ~ Pisces n -.
hes ~ snwwrr. hut arsr hrsrr nv; ~ m r0rt
.~f f-s'v STYLE siwsvs -esfy Furnish ven rr-s
htsifhfni wafe-. ds~~rt Then w, sslfe ihs
winAsss ~ ne pass are attended wish "a much t-nTs-
and he wor-ny ia ~o~Arn ruan ~hirh n vrr- h-rf
period onilivss ~ usefulness snf f- veur wssFr ~ifh
worms. snd 80 wodrl chH~ricn sscns Pnrrp. sd
drink and give vor- sfcrk hreifhsul wn-er.
SIN Our ~nn~ufsrsm-- ~ ~nir rine snv rss-- w.t
nrces - rhssnrr ant ~ hr4frF hsw - rs~~ frstn
made ofsw irrh nis-k hrrt hrrsnse 4 rtvrr.
rent with nochanes fnr M rsssire NJ rrtrr rr -.
'inr ckrke4 Nv ~r~na borrowing IN II. ant
l~sr w. mn Aown ~ ~rv
r.h ~ .sars.~--e ~i - .~rries n rre-rh.-ss
lnhs-s N NV rn.~sfv Desired s~A -errshf rsi~s
ls~A nfs srsvfn- rrn'v eRrA " rr~~ r-ts- .r' srs-
~.s...4N~4 KY tsrir.44.~ ~ris .rr r-tsi.. sHt
fTsi.rs faF4i f-rrnr s4~4ssA .lsfs a
ry~sAs2 rt~4f
49,. Ss
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oJPersons who think their fortune
y 70 come from lottery, will do well
70 notice the advertisement OF the Com
fnonwealth Distribution Co. 10 another
coiunn.
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UThe work Of putting the Porfers-
vile ssw-mi'l in tip-top order is about
completed, and friend krodcl will start
u going next week. prepared to make
No. lumber on short notice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

Garden srsps. The drug store OF r.
~erz = Co. have inst received an
assortment Of choice flower and vege-
'an'e seeds. Now gct yonr seeds. and
pm IN the ground The first bright spell.
'or early garden .sass.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

sSThe drm Of Friedman e. Co. have
been receiving tobacco ~ their ware
hocse IN Jasper this week. aud il adds 10
the business appearance Of that part OF
town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

~ Heppnes is prepared 10 make up
IN latest style all kinds OF gentlemen :
clothing. and warrants satisfaction. lie
Is regularly In receipt Of Butterck' :
fashions the standard OF The world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

All persons indebted 70 the firm OF
Sweeney Brothers are notified that the
books Of the late firm must be closed i'm :
mediaiely, as the money il bound to
come. MICHAEL A. SWEENEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-02-28

ARREsrEp.--,Iamcs Beatty. indicted by
'ne grand inry, for disturbing religious
meeting IN Columbia town ship. was ar
.ls'ed bv deputy Sheriff Kcllams Tues
IVY. re gave s,oO bond for his an.
pcarancc AZ Court. IT