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GREAT
1878!
1879

TO THE N fNHsf wEsf AN N3u aT6huruwEsr
49,, -, DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS ,,o,,,e
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
nn N EEFEGT MAX 70 1874 , mao, .o
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot cor
For Pitisburg and the West, 1880 a m. daily. with
Parl9r Car to Plttsburs and sleeping cars I; from
BXErIMoRE AND ND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
and the North at 7:4O p. M daily except saturday.
with Palace Cars to CaDandaigua. For Williams
port. Lock Haven, and Watkins, vt 1880 a. M.
For S VIEW YSR snS e East 1890 and 1918 p M daily
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 u. III. daily except
For Brooklyn, New YORK; all through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats of brooklyn Annex"
aiIordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double ierriage and Journey across Nc" YORK
For Philadelphia iau, $50, and 1918 p daily Linn
tied Express $3.50 a, IN. daily except Sunday.
For baltimore. $40. So, $3.50 a. M and 40 y. IN. daily
except sunday 1880 a. ME- liSo' o'So 7'io' ana lVi'
For Popes Creek Line. GAO a. and 40 p. daily,
For Annapolis iio r. m, and 400 p. m. daily, except
ALEXxNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
For Alexandria O. 7I5 g. TO- II a. m, and 1915, ., !29
30 I, and 1850 p m. On sunday U H. Ill., ii'
For Richmond and the South, $50 a. IN. daily, and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 8, 7iS. s,
Q, 10, II a. m. and / 40, ., q ard IL p. H.
Tickets. information sleeping ana parior'car &C
commodations can be procured al the oihCes-nortit
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyania
wanna avenue, and nj the depot, where orders can be
en for the checking OF baggage TO destinations from
| /. p IA RMER, General Passenger Agent
| FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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SUNDAY MAY is 1879. AT 400 A, NJ.
-
AM Taave wasbInpton,
5:o5-tNEw Y6RK PHI I,HpiGI,puTA AND BoS-
TON EXPRESS ElcOtt City on Sundays TO
baltimore only STOPS at Shipieys Laurel, An.
nnpoiis Junction. Jessups, Hanover, ELK Ridge,
and Mount Winnns. Bieikiast ut Relay station.
650- Baltimore, Annapolis and Way piedmont,
StrAsburg, Winchester, lIagerston Frederick,
and Wav, via Relay
s00-tBALfIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
siO-Point OF Rocks. Piedmont sirasburg Winches.
ter, UaQerstoyyn and Wnv Stations
S30-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BOSTON.
AND BALTIMORE ENPRESS Paror Car 10
New York and Philadelphia.
635--tST LOUIS CHICAGO, COLUMBUS, AND
P1TTSBURG EMPRESS. Frederick Iagers-
town and Valley Brnlch (eScept Sunday.
Through car 10 Stanton Pullman Cars to CIn.
cinnatI daily granon TO Saudusky daily, except
Suiurdny
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AUGION SALES.
John SHERMAN & Co, "-..
~ Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
a. uuiidinQ.

'.. st. Cloud Building.
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated June 30 1875
corded In Liber No 1871 folio ~ Of the land records OF
the District OF Columbia. and by the written request
of the party secured thereby we will sell at public
the 2st day Of May, 1879 at $3.50 o'clock y. m. that
piece parcel OF ground lying IN the city OF Wash
nRtOn. District of Columbia known the southern
part Of lot numbered twehty.three, In Wlllets re-
oUI I supuvp,on o OrIRhl lots munpeIel To- ,o
same 1t the southeast corner Of said lot - and run
Mug thence west lODs feet thence north 15la feet
thence east los feet, and thence south 1875 feet to
beginning, together with the improvements thereon:
Terms; Onethird cash balance In SIX twelve, and
eighteen months, with interest ut per cent. per an
mum, secured by a deed of trust on property sold.
Deposit OF SIS ut time of sale. Conveyancing ut ex.
pGnse OF purchaser Terms Of sale to be complied
with in eight days
JOSEPH X. EDSON,l ,rr,.,oo.
THOMAS HYDE, i'us'eeH
W. NJ. SMITH. Salesman. ny7.eod@ts
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Arrived - Boats Daniel Webster, Consolidation,
Round Top, Fleming ana Walter. A Mcdonald, +
Bowers, Borden aud Lowell, VI Turner, A Cor
man, NJ Scally, Five Brothers, q l. Manning, Willie
aud johnnie, aud X Coulter.
CeHrrd-BOats Willie md Johnnie, G l. Manning,
Five Bruihrrs Bowers. NJ Sc..llv, \ y SornHu,
James and Willie, W Turner, a T. MgDu ali, ID
webster, Fleming aud Walter, aud RJgnd Top,
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GEORGETOwS, May ~, 1879.
Al Drovers Rest today the offerings were Cattle'
90 head; all sold ut sid5 &C.. Lambs 1000 head sold
At ds@tc. sheen, i75 head; sold at 4@4Lc. The MAJ
ket dull
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-21

Arrived - Schooner Susan Allen, Ferry, JamCi
River, with 60 uOl feet lumber To JuSrph L.bbcy.
Cleared SCHOONER Rock, Marshall, lisbuiy, with
1890 feet lumber.
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Georgetown Grain Market.
Georgetown Cattle Market.

GEoR0prOwS. May 2n, 1879.
There were no offerings sales Of either wheat or
com On Change 10 day,
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FUTUItiG DAYS.
IL A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
IL pfa n qtraat n0rtl

X, A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
lie piB y street northwest.
PUBLIC SALE or Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE
NEAR THIRTEENTH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST
by virtue OF n deed OF trust dated the 9th day Of
June, A. u. 1877, and recorded In Biber s6s folio ~
one of the land records for the District Of Columbia
and at the request OF the party secured thereby we
VIII offer for sale at public auction IN front Of the
promises, on FRIDAY, the I'D day OF May, 1872 at
$3.50 O'clock pm, lot numbered Orty-hve (i5) In Mary
&. Mtcheils subdivision Of original lot four 90 in
Square two hundred and thirty eight (23s IN the Cit
OF Washington, j. T.. together with the Improve
Terms: The amount secured by said deed OF trust
and The expenses OF the sale IN CASH. balance In six
and twelve months, Mt per cent interest
BRAINARD II. WARMER, l .r.,.,oo.
CHAS. G. GLOVER, ir"7'ce%
j. Il. COLDWELL, Auctioneer myl0-eOd,Ids
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II II. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
y 500 II street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two UNFINISHED
THREESroRY BRICK nWELIINNs ON rIh!
EAST SIDE OF TWENTY SIXTH STREET,
NETWEEN X AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated October 2 A. ID.
1873. duly recorded In Lber No. h9 folio lgi ct seq,
one of the land records for the District OF Columbia,
ana Mt the written request of the holder of the note
ofthe premises, on FRIDAY May % ls7y, ut o'clock
y, m. the following described real estate situate In
tho city Of Washington u. c. 10 wit Part of lot num-
bered nine ), In square numbered fifteen U5), begin
hihs Tor he same al the southwest corner OF said lot
sixth street ihirty-hree (SD feet thence east eighty
eight (sS) feet thence south thirythrce 1881 feet aud
thence west eghtycght 1887 feet to the place or be
ginning together with the improvements, &c, sub
jeCt 10 deed OF trust for 81 500 with Interest at per
cent from september 1873, recorded In Llber saG TO-
lilo 10 of SAID land records.
Terms: One. third cash, and the balance In six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent per annum secured by deed of trust on the
property sold. all cash Mt option the purchaser.
One hundred dollars deposit required mt the time OF
sale, and all conveyancing and recording nj pur.
chasci's cost. HARRY G. CHKISTMAN,
npYn 2awIds Trustee.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great DOuble-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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-...,..,.S5iT.El STEAMSHIP LINES.
1879. PLANT LINE. 1879.
Washington and Norfolk y,ssns~
Steamboat Company.

Washington and Norfolk ,,s@.~
Steamboat Company.
The new and fast Steamer,
GEORGE IFl-A-RY ,
tCArTAIN JosEru wrurF), leaves Washington for
Norfolk every Monday and Wednesday at 500 p M:
ana Saturday at y. m-foot OF Seventh.street wharf,
First-Class Fare Single TicIseD ......st 90
First-Class Fare (Round Trip ......... 90
and Feo nj street "y I'VE; w. Ress SONS aS street
rorthwest; aud at the Virginia Midland Railroad
Office col Pennsylvania avenue northwest
GEO. II. PLANT, President.
b. Z. DoDp. Agent, seventhstreot wharf. ny2o
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
w1 TsS ' tea SseN ,,s:o Gof Sg sSd
mrnished,I L. BLAKF Captalr-s e--..s.ssS ss-'''',
Sm SS"i N RSS@a s d MSH
srset Wa BA SLSHGS sndy @
'''' '''''''o "'O ]. Neil H. .HoLLINGswoRTI,
l.. l.. BLAKE, steamer w. W. Corcoran. j
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsT1NG COM.
Il PANY.
| FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
md THE SOUTH.
stopping Mt all the principal River Landings.
iSs %s$ st A%srS TT E III
| sixth street wharf every MONDAY, TUESDAY,
| "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. at $50 O'Clock D. m.
| and SATURDAY at p. M, CONNECTING ut Norfolk
with the steamers to Boston, New York, Richmond
| aud all railroad lines South.
Frstclass fare Is cents; round trip. 81. Second
class fare. 50 cents; round trip, 20 cents Good for "a
/ days.
Freight ut lowest rates.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON leaves Sixth
stree iwharf every Monday at n. m. for Nomini;
Thursday for Currioman and saturday for Leonard
| town, stopping at intermediate landings going and
returning
| STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
| The steamers JOHN GIBSON and j. c. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier II, East River, New York,
| cry Saturday at p. M; Georgetown Monday, and
| Alexandria same day
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply at office under
National Metropolitan Bank Fifteenth street, office
Of agent foot OF sixth street. Washington and rs Wa
| ter street, Georgetown. BAM1 BACON,
| mchI President
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To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY Is. 1919. Al go a. ".
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Pacific Mining Stocks.
SAN Francisco. May 20. 1879.
The ollowuga are the official closing quotations OF
GENERAL M.1RK EI,S.

elcher has levied an assessment of 81 per share.
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FeF ~ Jas1er rorrie
Pensions and Botlnties.

Mr. EDfToR-- Congress is nov ~
session. and Tho last Congress ma aevara,
important bills Icfr over which tha,
should have passed. and soldiers viii
not grt their rights until Co,gr.s.
nasses those bills o. ~omcthinc similar
one was the equalization honntv b;ll
which was vetoed bv Presile,.t Grant
providing for the pavmcnt ~ az ssl MI.
month for Time served which was ius,;cc
" All. Another bill which nrnvided
Tor me payment ofhack nenS lion monav
nr payment ~ pensions from dafe ~
heaih or discharge. no matter when NJ
hrphrailnn was made. which II rivff apa
lmST. a. the wav il now stands rhc.
appiire'inn was not male within fvr
wears from date Of discharge. thc ucn.
sinmer only draws paw from date of AZ.
l.ira'iom- " the rensi0n II allowed
These bills shonll brcomr law aud
soldiers and their heirs viii not vc,
'heir rights until they do. There ere
over = millinn and y half OF soldiers
VINO horc arms IN the army. AMI wbal
WIZ voters and a. Congress belonus M
me peoplr. will the soldiers maLa .ss
~ Their Influence ~ have he ahovc
n''is 70 become Inv this winter (,
Z .omrades. You have rights. ask ,h,,
N' s''uscA a -0LrfYs
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NO. l..


s|n'r rorrni'r y Nal.rasla r,4ncr ,-,r
'alncd il,e following notice.
i TIE pror'e or Iowa and yebr,st,
'lrf' hnrn cnrr 'his winter. Reason
lAecanse of its ahnnlance and The cvsor'
mate rate charged for spar,ation
'orn can not be shipped, and we have
more than we can uac.v
| To the average thinker the vehraala
paragraph Ia suggestive. In Iowa ana
N~braska there is absolutely no market
I'or corn. In Nebraska when The crnp
l'enches 10 100000 bushels IN Is ouofel
~ Omaha NJ Q. and the reason assigned
or this state Of affairs is that transnor-
alton rates are so exhorhitanf that fhe
markets nf the country and OF rio world
'an not be reached The commodifv
VIII mot paw for transportation and leave
~ margin whatever 10 the producor
While corn Is worth nothing IN Ne
iraSka and Iowa. labor Il worth moth
ing IN every portion or the country.
'hnnsands snd tons or thousands of
nen with families dencndenf upon them
nan not purchase foodat anv nrice. for
'hev have no employment. and hence no
RHf we have got gold 10 par.
mi resumption il practically inanru-
afed- We are bnrrino corn: have ont
logs 70 = Der hundred ponds gross At
ne Feeders pens. and the product asnear
'n'hing rs u has hHen FOR fwnnfv ve,rs.
vuhnnf hnvcrs and this IL tho state of
hinrS the radical party. aided nv Shy
orK ilnanriers hes inflicted nnnn the
nnnfrv. This Is The cra of nrnenerifv
haf forced rcsunnfon has p,-oducai.
irea' worth nothing. meat 90 cheap a.
2 almost sta~rer belief, IN insfrirs nar>-
wed idlnrs increas sing. labor pleadinr
Dr employment hnnger. pnvrrfv. and
'v= ~ NJ of f'e crr'rrs az popnlatior-
'hilr John sherman insists upop =
olicv that increases ihe neriis Of fh.
tuation. ani Shv'orks RIB thei~ aqn.i.
emulation. Under such circurrsfan-
rs burning bread hi Nehraskaand Iowa
w not fail 70 attract attention. IT
'ok- Ike crime but II tiro corn u roeF
nrned It will rot. Canitalisfs will not
iresr in corn. railroads will not srans-
orf y. and millions nf idle mon an7
'omrn src foo noor 20 rnrchasc if.'
hv'ocks have forced resumption over
rocked fortunes. nrosfrafe bnsiness
" rer'lv7ed industries. until tho far-n
: ~ fhe west burn their corn whi'o
ivlork's fnrccloee their norfya~es. AMI
z Shrrih's hammer repeats the old.
story Of" going. going, gone! Ind
'ntinel.
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This beautiful garden Is washed On
re north bv fhe tranquil waters ~
White river. bounded on tho woe, ~.
''ite comfy. IN the south Nv Medisoc
land Rainhrid~c townships. on the esst
Nv Harrison township. II = The email.
est civil township N fhc ccon,r
Though small rs II Is II paws 4 s-raa,ar
amount off7xrs than any Other sli~isinn
lin 'hr county. exclusive of incorncrs.ss
'nwns- WHY ist this tho rase2 Sirn,v
ncr1nse her soil ewreeds MI o'hcrs IL
fertility and cultivation. The snrfare "a
there hcing M land which
nn. 'illnh'n roi'hcr i II ,on 4, ~ ,or
'oo hillv for culture. Fine rnrra.z ,eie-
ltunu~ lrreS rnvar The rlearaff por-
Ions. ~nr'n,s ofrvrrlastin wafe, ropr
fnr'h from almost all ihc farms Suffice
~ saw. that III fhe waters 4ponti,r- rrcr,
NE many hundred SPRINGS which dot
he firm of :. Eivler's heirs were col-
'ecfrd together. would 10 anfir;rn, ~
-npplv the whole population q: Dubois
'ountv with pure unadulteratcd crystal
water.
Farming u the chief pursuit of The
aaonln. hnt II - carried on scientifically
MANY Of 'he hest farmers in The count.
're 70 he found here. Fine md eIeosn
Tell-paintcd mansions mark tho varie.
taniscanrs. Some OF The most cxcellon,
'welllrws IN the county are 10 he soon
irre. The rcnrlc ara generous. frnoaI.
hriitv and generally wc'i educated.
>o trafnrs. No sofs. Fducafion "a
rade snccialiiv Moro school feach-
r. have hcrn sent from this township
IAN fhat ~ anv oshcr-not hcastinc.
pmlv ono town n any note. and there
IN he no well defined reason given
Nhy Il IL not or nav not he The emno-
anm Of Dubois connfv. con silcr;ng its
oncalify sliuass"ias IL isnpons 4 ~radual
lone from White river. VARYING IN
'"ight from firv 10 4 hundred fccs
hove hiyh water mark and surrounded
~ all -ides hv one NJ the host grain
,rohncing regions in tho State. All
hat I rrnuiied 70 make II fhe mefrono-
r. of Dubois county. II free con,,nnni
afion with the outside world. nnl
nn''al 20 start the wheel OF mannfsc-
ures. Axax
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Merry Christmas. merry Christmas
mas been repeated and rr-rcpeafei. aul
now that the noise iIas suhsfslef. have
memory goes hack ~ fle iear ON fines
ana The presents. and Tho Christmas l;,-
Inrrs of long ago. The turkey. the nrc,a-
rlons. anneS and fhe ipnehinis ~ Ann
dear'nnihcr'S cooking haze ia,,.,i,pn,s
INT ~ these dySnrpfic dars wotii ~
ln"kei n a. 2 means ~ di-posins of
n"nr whom the market il nvcrStockea
with that commoaifv ~ commerce :ani
remember Nett NJ TIL cake ,4f n.,i,le
>m@fr and the Interesting little book.
with sioric~ about DOS. shat Sants
lns brought. ani tia handkerchief
ahnnf the s'g~ NJ nantfn win th.
pir'nre M George Washington n, thc
crnirr. smiling hcnisnly on the hi,r ,ri
'lfiie abs fh4f adorned tie border
AM me. | senl A sig, ~ The inv. ~
Ihn past. WI" are fnli that IL + moro
blessed 10 give than receive. am AFRAID
nv friends havrn'f covered themselves
with blessings This time. a. haven't re-
'cived 4 sinn'n nfe~rni anl The piuper
axes and ramfiy have gone Tie uay III
N good things SIC TRANSIT cLunl.
Thursday morning.
The scholars Are having some very
interesting sDri'iay hee~ ai our :srhool-
..onse now: attended one. anL founi
nat spelling i not The ~ ~ nv
enins. rs had ~ retire N. lprit.,ieiv "a
NJ scat from the iis-i h,f stt,l. niil,
clatter of s,llii'cs ts n4u Moa., nr.e
? Jasper. Dpn'' ,,u nerer icll haw
lanv eycs Won doi. nnA itrs sou cr.-s
how nanv nnn.rs Ssary lrtter, Van
III Ill communication. .In.h
illing's made = fortune hv haa smell
- hut ] can't make ANYTHING that wav
nln~s its 10 make 4 ninny of myself.
~ Mr.. n"ane. don't van think II / arm
vsrif with Weh~fcf's Dictionary. fh,t
The time use II MI ~ the appendix
writing for thr Courier. | cnuI,l n,v
Y subScfiitions Comprenez vous.
The Young folks had Il dance last !
rhi az u. c. nj old fashioned cotillion
lnre. and ail enjoyed themselves till .
= Wee small hours Of morning. aud !.
= cakes anh pies We're scarce after tie \
'ncers made an onslaught Oh them. !.
~ the wounded from falling wcre \
'lc % eat Doremns didn't 20: 1 snp- "
80 he ciirc'ually conquered satan by I.
iNihT away. Then we have our
chatting Society. which meets every
furday night. Thr subject of discus !,
- ~ the lsst meeting was Art or
lure. and nouns. verb. pronnnns !,
y adiectives fairly rainel lill Tie sum. "
! 81 eioquence was reached. You ~ "
have plenty Of amnsrmcnis III Kan.
\; consider yonrsclf invited "a come Y,
h'i freeze your nose aud catch \
q. hnd enjoy lsa~i ot reason Ana H.
" Of soal at our debate. y
NAScy SorPp-xy. y.
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Yes \ have my corn gathered. WIN
Won please visit some other crih whpre
corn j. more plenty afier Iris. III voa
wouli raise AMI gsther vonr own cora
yons nesEiauFs will u murh Obliged
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some som, corner sni softly repeats Shake


'homsn. wn~An ssf.e ard ~
ra rm ~, niisf -'er's heaf : nth b's,k fe psir;
49, n.f. .fi i'rir snNe NJ drnsss - kpii--
49, g 49, n'ss scot q Feavsn as ~. I"
l"heh along comes some arot,aintancs
VINO has hcen through tho mill he te,l.
~, "ho'r story the acqurinfancr laugh.
~ nm anh tells him that u ainf anyfhinp
~ M man that attends narties soon
ge's used 70 heap worse ihar ihat the
Young ieiow declares That he can't 90,
use 10 snrh. ani that he don't intend ~
amd, moreover. ~ y goins ~ have !,
settlement N mn with ~ yav foceive
ms friend l'r.hs ~ iin avain AMI ~
vfes him nva~ ~ vnrnn rni,ii,n,;,,,
saloon - fatN g'ass nf wine. 10 bas
'aken sevrral f-o'p lf- ha, i.vo ,ri ~
can surely take one finm ~ nii f.iaua
\ - and over 'hcv 90 once in ii,e cellar
'hry hnd every thing arranged ar ner-
sonai comfort aud ronvcnienre
glass Of wine i taken. then one of ale
ana they dnpar'. but once thcre fhay
VIII 20 again and continue fo 90 uu,iI
nen'h overfakcs them. and another life
= iosf 70 the world. ali from HE ctjac,
hhu inilncnce Of a social narfv and
sociai glass wiih laiy. Then again. A.
long as = man attends parties he is con-
deviled anl forincnfed by som.l
seeming friends. and when vnn see /
man biz enough fool to Attend partics
y,on VIII see Que big enough goose 10
INNS over what fhis or that one has
-ai1. and he will lay awake all nighi
'hlnNiux over it-tllat much sleep losf
NJ no good from ii. His companions
ievil him over getting LETT with this ~
nat lady. and ha visits saloon and
here drowns his sorrow IN the wine
up here hp meets moa i',af treat him
! friend, aud a. he drinks he viii \,
ing-
M hArst'y tsT7 On wi''cw tree.
l-ii ~ IN NE wars nrsM.
Thr iretiip zone At'h 70 chsrms sor ne.
Frr .fe ffav love u .nen N. trsse
VIII firfef~ rp hpr rau
q ray Ola she f.tftr rrr hcvisb ,.-is.4-
Al. YES: why dill she natfer nv
ovI-h pridr:" he excIaims. .She's
ding 70 leave me now He drinks
gain aud j. of for business once moro
~ The course downward l. begun. Pel.
ashe1 madls into tlir vortex of fashion
nd she wa som dragging him down I.
'ard. And alI through M invitation !. !
ttend social party. I"
JASPER, Jan. 1T. 1s7s.
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP
VIM. GASSER.
S'"A Main Street. opposite ,hs ros, once.
JASPER. INmA~.

"W NV And opened new shop Tor An Minds a.
ifen. ~ r MnrA. HIS long acquaintance with thesis
Actsr " coan'y. and The we'll nown ge,d shsr
of - ns work nv trusts viii give hn, I'M ral
k'' isrfices will be made 70 suit / AZ tiu, y.
rss pTome, .sossg and lroulng o. wagons a. sur.
va~s,. WV. GAssER.
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