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Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

"There is no dock, however watched and
tended,
Bua one dead lamb is there:
There 10 no freside, how so'ey defended.
But has one vacant chair"
Died-At his fathers residence, near Forks.
vile, La. Oct. IA. 1880. Of swamp :eter,
after . brief illness Of three days. JoHN
NArsAxisI, con o( Juo. H and M. E. Nil.
ling, eyed seven years and twenty days.
Nat was genial and cheerful little boy,
the pride and joy Of IN a6ectiona,e house.
bold. His schoolmates loved and caressed
him. His sparkling intellect excited in the
minds Of al who knew him hopes ot q b,il.
liant fniure. But like sweet strain Of music,
ere it fulminates on the evening breezes, his
chord Of lie was snapped and his voice hush.
ed in silence.
DAY after day. parents, think what he:.is doing
In those bright realms Of air,
Year alter year. his tender steps pursuing,
Behold him grow more fair.
mot ~ child will you again behold him /;
Fos when, with rapinres wild,
In your embraces you again behold him:
He Gill MOI be child,
Bot liis chssub iu his Elshers ,nsus;ou.
CIoslssd whh celestial Gssce;
And beautiful with ail The souls expansion
Viii you behold his face."
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30
Virginia EDquirer.1

The town o. petersburgh was origi.
nally laid out BY George Warburton
and Peter Lukins. After they bad
laid out the town, whose original sur.
vey was only four blocks, they could
not come to an agreement as to what
the name should be-Lukins wanted
It called Petersburgh, while Waburton
wanted it called Georgeton-aad 10
settle this difference they agreed to
play q game of seven-up. The game
progressed until each bad secured six
points it was Lukins's deal, aud be
turned Jack" aud it was thus Pc.
tersburgh received her Dane. Both
OF these men were hard drinkers, and
both died tragical deaths. The orig.
inal town plat passed into the hands Of
q man by the name Of Taylu who bad
the entire quarter section surveyed and
laid off in town lots. Abraham Lin.
coin, who ut that time was deputy
county surveyor. doing the surveying.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

Not long. The best and most useful of us
will soon be forgotten. Those who to-day are
filing large place in the worlds regard
will soon pass away from the remembrance of
men in a few months, or at the far,h.
ess, in lew years alter the grave has closed
upon the remains. We are shedding tear,
over new made grave and wildly cryiny
out in our grief that our loss is irrepa rabve and
yet in q short time the tendrills of love have
t~ined around Our supports, and W. no
longer miss the one who is gone. Bu there
are those 10 whom q loss is beyond repair
There are men from whose memories no
woman's smile can chase recolections of the
sweet face that has given up all is beauty at
deaths icy touch. There are women whose
Plishted faith extends beyond the grave, and
drives away as proiane those who would en-.
tice them from q worship of their buried
loves. Such loyalty, however, is hidden
away from: the public gaze. The world
sweeps on beside and around them, and cares
not to look in upon this unoo,ruding grief
1t carves line and rears re over the
dead and hasten. away to OFF, mage to the
t'-..
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30
Sherif's Sale.

Wiley T. Mansham State Of Louisiana.
No. 6lS. vs.. Parish of Richland.
A. J. McPherson ct ais. 18th District Court.
BY virtue Of a writ of Fl. ia. issued from the
Honl 5th Dist. Court. in ami for the Parish o.,
hiuh'and, State OF Lou,sanna, in the above en-.
titled and numbered suit, and to me directed.
J have seized aud will offer (or sale at public
anc'i)n before the court house door i'm the
parish Of RichIant, on
Saturday. the 4M day Of December,
1880,
to the last and highes, bidder the following
described property to-wit:
The s. W. ! Of N. w. /, W. ] of 8. w. /
and N. F. Of S. W. !, Section !, Township
Is North, Range 8 East. Seized, and will be
sold 10 satisfy said ia and all costs.
Terms Of sale, casll-to make the sum of
ninety dollars. with eight per cent per annum
interest thereon from the 22,.d day of April,
1876, and all costs; and on terms of credi,
corresponding with the falling due of six un>
maturet n1tes, or iorty>ive dollars each, and
becoming due respectively, on the st day of
JannaTy, 1881, 1882, 1888, 1884, 1885 and
1886, and each bearing interest at the rate of
eight per Cent per annum from the 22nd jay
OF April, 1876. Sale 70 be made with the
benefit Of sppr.isement
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff. Oasce, Rayvills, La. Sheriff.
October 3Oth, lSSO.-6t,
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30
Sherif'S Sale.

Daniel Weaver State Of Louisiana,
No. 493. VS.. Parish Of Richland,
B & E. Myrick. 5,h Dist Court.
By virtue of a writ of e. ia. issued from the
Honi. 5th District Court. in and for the Parish
Of Richland. State Of Louisiana, in the above
eniitle and numbered suit and to me directed,
| have seized and will offer f6r sale, at public
auction at the court house door, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of November,
1880,
to the last and highes, bidder the following
described property to-wit:
The whole Of the north east quar- :er, sec
ton, and south east quarter Of north west
quarter, section %, township II, north range
six east, containing 200 acres more or less /;
seized as the property OF B. Myrick, and will
be sold to satisfy said f ia and all costs
Terms Of ssIe-Twelve months credit,
wiihou, the benefit Of appraisement purchaser
10 give bond with approved security. bearing
8 per cent per snuum interest from date ill
paid. anj mortgage retainsd on the property
LEM SCOTT,
c.c.;Fs Off,
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30
CUCCESSlON OF HENRY BELDEN,
- DECEASED.

ANONN TsCSlOIN OC II CsN DrsAOI-.>,
- DECEASED.
State of Louisiana Parish Of Richland,
5th District Court.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued from
the 9Th Judicial District Court, in the above
successi )n, commanding the sale Of the entire
property thereof, | will otIer for sale at public
auction at the court house door. on
Wed"esday, Norsnsbsr the 10Th, A. D., 1880,
to the iss, and highest bidder the following
described properly, comp sing the entire prop.
eriy Of said succession, to-wit:
One lat OF ground adjoining and on the
east side Of the town Of RayviIIe, La. lying
due south Of lot no. one of Williams addition
to.RayviIIe, La, commencing at the south end
Of said lot ami running back south To the
dividing line between Mrs. Mary D. Bickers
and the succession Of Thos. Williams, deceas.
ed, and heing three hundred feet wide the en-.
tire length from east to west said lot being
the one upon which W. +. McCalip formerly
resided.
Terms of sale-Twelve months credit,
purchaser to give bond with approved securi
~, bearing 8 per cent per annUm interest from
date till paid, and mortgage retained on the
property.
L. E. TISpALE,
Oct %, lSSO.-3t. Administrator.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

The bridge force was increased last Samr-
day Nv the arrival Of dozen or more hand.
from St. LOni.
The pile driver is nov in working order
The bottom IS being secured and leveled pre-
PararOry 10 sinking the mattresses. Every
thing is lively, aud the prospect .no'e ercOur.
aging than heretofore.
J., This connection it may be appropriate to
a'k what has been tue resuit OF the propo-
sal to build the wagon way above the bridge ?
Ii strikes US that the question shonid be deter
mined in advance.-Moaroe BxilefiM.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

Ere anosl,es issue Of the BEACON the grea,
political contest will have ended, the votes
will have bsen counted, the destiny of the
Republic for the next four years will have
been sealed, 50 far As the Executive Depart.
ment 10 concerned, and the smoke OF battle,
We hope, will have cleared away from our
political sky; and we earnestly hope ,ha,
that sky will be bright serene and peaceful.
hsFaldins the glad news from one end of the
country 70 the other Of the triumph of con,
ssisusional liberty, frasesnal union and the end
Of al sectional strife.
This beiLs our las, opportunity Of doing 50,
We earnestly appeal to our citixens 70 turn
out next Tuesday and deposit their bolIoss
fos Hancock aud English, for President and
vicePsssde"s, and J. Floyd King to repesen,
us ssain in the House Of Congress.
This Is perhaps The deciding contest be,
tween Federal Capitalization and C,nst,u
sio,sal Union Of States, and therefore is Of
nomentious importance. Before another
presidential election, If Ca.aed is elected,
the entire Government in ali Of rs depart.
ments. inay again pass into the hands of the
Repabl;oan pary; and we know too well what
dat means. Therefore we should no, suffer a
single Republican 70 occupy sea, in Congress
from our Ssa'e BY our 0eylisence should not
suffer single Democratic candidate to be de.
Seased. fos they msy oil be needed in order 70
preserved Democratic msjosi,y in Conger.s.
Therefore, we urge all our Democratic citi-
sens 70 90 10 work like men, using every
sAou 70 bring out every democntic vote in
The parish, and 70 influence every one who
can b influenced 70 vose oas ticket. Let no
excuses or Circumstance keep yoa away from
the polls and hom work,,.g for the ,ickss, ex.
.ceps actual physical inability 10 reach Them.
We know that ws have large democratic
mjosisy in our parish. bat this should not
kssp agnle voses from the polls. but should
she rather nesve hin 70 more vigorous acsion !;
should excite In him he grsa,ss oesire 10 vote.
knowing thas such vote will count just that
much in the great agyssgats that 10 sequired to
elect our candidates. Every voss in the par
ish may b necessary 70 he ooasamaaatioa OF
dis desired result.
We believe in . free vose and fsir count.
hsa hat 10 no reason why We should uos wosk
fos our sieke. tie pesfscsly legilimsse. right
and proper 70 inhnsnoe. BY arsume 1t and
pssasstoA all who can b. thus Influenced 70
voss with ". Bslieving Il to Le the interest Of
all parties 70 voss ior our candidates, We bold
Il 70 b oss duty to use such influence.
Then LEI % ail make up our minds that we
will devose the next shsee days saturday,
Monday and russday) 70 the service Of our
country, in seosrins al the votes we oan for
Haneook I English. }. Floyd King and eons,i.
sstional union. hoping sha, when the gres,
aggregate 10 east up we will 6nd that a ma.
jori,y Of the people Of the United States are
desermined to Sustain and perpesusse the en-.
dssins principles upon which this g,sss con-
toleniiou Of States 70 (ousdod.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

r. P. Bull, private detective and formerly
editor Of the Gainesville, Arkansas, Demo-
cratic Press, was found murdered near Fort
Worth Texas, this week. His head was
split with an ak.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

Franklin Thomas, the Independent candi.
date for Congress, has Withdrawn from the
canvass in favor Of Gen. King. on accom-, Of
the candidacy oi B. H. Lanicr, the nominee
OF the Republican party.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

Last Monday evening Hamilton jackson,
one ofthe street cOnvcts took up the novel idea
that he had done gratis work enough for steal.
ing one hog. and he therefore stepped aside
and left the vigiant(D guard, ex-Sherif Hun
ter. Sin the suds." There can be no blame
attached to Hun;er. Of course, as he had in
his possession big shot gun--but then Mr.
Jackson has vainosed and ,lat's all he desired.
We think the only duty that dcvolves upon US
Is an honest journalist is to warn people TO
keep keen lookout for Jackson, and if they
should ever have occasion 10 force hin. 10
atone for bog-siealing by u couple Of year 5
labor IN some other streets, the best thing
they can do is to procure the services Of a
man whose name is Not HUNrER. The elope.
mem Of Jackson has left the other four sins
spectors" in a dreadful hobbie. AS our Ia.
n,ensed friend. Mr.. Henry, once said. ''their
chains already clank upon our ears, a nj their
curses make US cringe."-.' orehouse Clarion.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

Ohio promises to pan Out something Of q
Oemocrtic victory after all, for it begins to
look now as if the Republican majority polled
in that State had been cut down Instead OF
being increased. This in GarfeId's home
State is not without significance, even if it is
not il proportion to the Democratic expecta.
tons. II 10 complete answer to any claim
that the Republican victory in Indiana indi-
cafes a similar change OF public sentiment
in other States Except in Indiana, where in,-
ported negroes aLd imported dollars covered
up the great change Of public sentiment favor.
able to the Democracy, every State which
has held elections this fall has shown 2 net
Democratic gain. In Alabama, Askansa ~
and Georgia, these gains wers doubtless with.
out significance, but Democratic gains in Yer
mont. Maine and Ohio mean great deal.
They more than Offset the success Of the Re.
publicans in buying up lndiana.-Shreeep port
Siaadsrd.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

CTRAYED FROM THE "BEULAR
~ place." on Monday, the lSth inst, ono
Bay Mare Mule, fifteen hand. high, four
years old; had on when she left large he'll.
win . rope for cOilar. Any infosmauen Of
her sent TO H. F. Vickevs. Alto. will b. thank.
'"lIv' nm APCk.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

Fl""r-suPertne, 81 OOd3 50; Xxx, 81 25
al 50; xxx, 81 75d5 90; higher grades,
50 l5I6 %. CorD-j7659c. Oats 500
ioc. Corn meal-S2 3Vaa 81. Hay-prme
S22 Okaa;i 10 choice, S2i OO0 -. Pork,
SIG W. Lard-,ierce, sl6ssc; keg, 9,c.
Dry salt mests-sl,o"I.iers, packed, 5sc05 lc.
hcon-sl'o"Iders, 5ic; clear rib sides. Ma
C; clear sides, 9Ac. Hams-choice sugar
cured csnvasse,i. 9l6lOfc. Whisky-Si Us
al 10. CoHee-cargoes, ordinary to prime,
liz "a l5c. Sugar-common TO good com.
mon, 5aG5ic.; fair to fully fair, 5sa7c;
prime to choice, 7t0sc-; yellow clarified, =
Gsic; Molasscs-cOsnn,on, 356 lOc.; cen.
'riiugal, 350iSc; fair, 456lsc.; prime to
choice, J9Gjic. Rice-ordinary to choice
iaG6c. Bran, 9Oc.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

We ore in6osmed that On the Ranch PIan,a.
sioa, Linle Gallon, On tho IL inst, y bear was
killed BY MI. Loo Malbsoavh, weighing 400
- casusing 5 feet in lew
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30
The MARKETS.
vICKSCCkO.

The Eicksb"rg Herald OF Thursday reports
the staple still in good demand in that market
Sales Wednes sday $50 bales, at lOac. for low
m'ddling and lOa for middling From !, we
make the following quotations:
NEW ORLEANS.
Sales, 300 bales. Ordinary SIC, good
ordinary Ole. low middIing losc., midd,iuu
lOsc, good middling llSc., niddling fair
l2sc. keceipts net, 5,sOl bales; gross,
1865.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Clinton, Kinds Co unity,
Mississippi.

The Twenty Eighth Collegiate year Of this
Institution will begin Tuesday, September
2Sih
Advantages - Pupils limited in number
but sufficient 10 furnish all the sfiwwivs found
in the largest schools without their loss Of per.
soma attention; Superior Educational Facili>
ties in its extensive Cabinet Of Natural Hisio.
y Specimens its Libraries and its Appara.
tns; Faculty most carefully selected and under
the direction Of Professional Educators Of long
and successful experience; Rigid and Elrva-
ted Courses Of study comparable to the hest
in the country. Expenses ereeedineiy mo,ler.
ate when the q"n"iity and qsaIiiy Of the 70.
turns made, are properly estimatesi.
For i"'l information send to DR.. Walter
HiII"'an for Catalogue.
ROBr. KELLS,
President Of Board Trustees.
E. w. CABAxIss,
Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30
We OFFER OUR
STANDARD TRADE VEHICLES
TO THE TRADE.

Work that has m established reputation.
and that can be handled with satisfaction, !,
both 10 buyer and seIIer.
Send for designs and prices to
ROBINSON WAGON CO.,
4 CIACINN.1TL, o.
June 5, 188O.-lOmy
Richland beacon., 1880-10-30

TOR SALE VERY CHEAP, AL IS SAW.
I Revolving Drum Pratt Gin Stand. in
perfect order and as good as new. Any
person desiring to purchase such . gin sand
will find it to his interest to apply to
w, r DUKE,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

SrErSG--This spell Of preitie weather
Is bringing vegetation forward, and nu-
mcrous Spring lowers are budding out
Mr.. Louis Troxler has strawberries on
his vines in the open air in his garden,
nearly large enough to ripen. The
showers OF rain this week were very like
April showers, clearing of warm after
them II Is feared fruit will bud out too
FAR, and be killed By late frosts. and the
owners Of ice houses. who didn't fll
them last month arc getting cnxious-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

UThc ireland Argus and V~inccnnes
Sun are writing up q railroad from Vim
ccnnes to Jasper, to be built principally
by the T. & Il. H. Co. Ii would make a
splendid road ii built, and be a good
feeder 70 that conpany's road, but that
company don't seem lately to have any
railroad enterprise, Or they would have
secured the T., III. I n road when il
was for sale II has an elephant on IL
hands now. in the Rockport road, and
we are inclined to doubt it, building any
connection with Il anywhere
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

BooN.-Mr. s. Kucblcr he contracted
with Mcssrs. Lawrcn; 4 George for the
foundation for q new brick bushes.
house on the 5. W. corner Of the Public
Square, to be p feet wide by 80 long,
ard q 80 foot ell with . good bnsincs.
DON in the rear basement, and a mum.
Der Of Offices In the second story over
his storc-rcons. This will be . creditable
Improvement to that portion or The town,
and will add much 70 the appearance Of
the Square. Il i . pleasure q know
also. that the commcndable enterprise
and integrity or Mr.. Kuebler has built
up : trade which demands this kind or Z
building.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

G5-A cable dispatch from Rome to
the New York Freeman-s Journal, states
that on the 18th inst, His Holiness, Pope
Leo NH, approved the appointment Of
Right Rev. Dr. Elder, heretofore Bishop
OF Nstchez. 10 be coadjutor, with the
right OF successor to the Archbishop o.
Cincinnati. e be administrator Of the
Arch Diocese
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

A city agent OF McCormick's machines
was in Jasper last week, and to show of
big, thought be would ride on the side
walks. instead Of taking the mud a. CON-
mon people do lie would not have
dared TO have done ii at home II cost
him 81 IS before Esq. Sweeney, and he
viii be apt 10 remember h~cnccforih that
pavements were made 10 walk on, and
not to ride over They o property
owners too much to be used for riding
over
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

URev. a. Turner passed through
Ireland and jasper on Monday. on his
way home from attending a Quarterly
meeting at Crossroads.
Mr. y. T. Pennington, = popular CON-
rnercial traveller spent the fret Of this
week interviewing the merchants Of this
county
A brother Of o. A. Trippett Esq. has
been visiting him this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

VALENTINE FEsrIvAL.-The citizens
OF Ireland will hold a Festival and Sup
per on February 18th, the proceeds OF
which will be used 10 pay the indebted
ness Of the new Methodist church in
that thriving village. II Is hoped there
will be q liberal attendance, a. it i d.
sired 70 have the building in readiness
for dedication the last Sabbath In March.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

FIsED.-One Robert j. Cook, from
Spencer county, came to Jasper Tues
day. and took on too much s-busthead,-
became noisy and profane. and was ar
rested by Marshal Sweeney and taken
before Esq. Sweeney, and fnel with
costs 81 IS which he paid over ike q
little man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

Several children at Poriersvi.Ie have
scarlet fever. and the school at that place
his been temporarily closed A. a pre-
c%auiionarv measure. Children attacked
with il should be- carefully isolated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

~ Attention i directed / o the al-
yertisement Of Mr.. J.. Il. Chrismon in
another column. lie j. fairly at work
in Portersyille, and will furnish work
unexcelIed anywhere for artistic style
and finish, aud people will fnd him a
reliable gentleman to deal with.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

nrMarfin Frifsch drove his fonr mule
team 70 a road-wacon through the mud
last Tuesday. taking 10 Washington | o
attend Cont. Sheriff Cox. and Deputies
Kcllams, Kunkel and Gardiner. and
Messrs. Schumacher. Harded and
Friedman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

GREAr REDrcrioS.-On account Of
long continued mild weather. al kinds
Of heavy goods have taken fall In prices.
OF which Lehrburger. Kahn q Co. haze
taken advantage, and now offer . large
line or ladies cIoaks ~ = greatly reduced
rate. Call and scc them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

The Huntingburgh Signal devote'
half . column to defending John G.
shelton for riding on sidewalks in Jas
per, after he plead guilty The next
time we catch friend fickhardt riding
on the sidewalks IL Jasper. wen have
him fined twice as much as Shcltoa, II
possible.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

0rMr. Hobbs steamboat came M
Patoka again this week to Pikeville. and
took out a Iosd ~ slaves. Thr slave
trade in that section j. lively. and farm
ers are maxine their white oak timber
pay them handsomely.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

01Mr- L. Bristow was released from
Jail !sst week, a. Gramelspacher and II.
IIerhig going on his bond. His wife
rrlentei il her anger. anil went to Jail
aud stayed with him ri nights.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

@Hooppnies continue TO be brought
in to the X. *. depot. Notwithstanding
the mud Mr. Kcssner wants 10000 in
the next month. aud pays the highest
market price for good poles delivered.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

rrArs Naxey has given up Inc idea
Of taking charge of a hotel IN Jasper.
and hss rented the Spencer house IN
Rockpori. ani now Capt. Daniels will
investigate The Situation here.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

e1-T.se old Mcichior brewery build
ing on Sixth street. La been torn down
this week, and will be replaced BY a new
residence for Mr. Kunkcl in the Spring.
with a probability of s;ill other improve
mcnts on tie same lof.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

MAREIkD.-A Alfordsville. Davicss
county, on Sunday, Jan nth, Mr.. JoHx
CHANDLER, a well-to-do farmer OF Reeve
township, and Miss INDIANA MITCHELL.
daughter of DIR. Mitchell, formerly OF
Huntinghurg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

n-The bridge OF the Air Line r. II.
owe The Wabash al Nj. Carmel. was de-
stroycd by the food in tha. stream last
week. This is the second time II has
been carried AWAY. and traffic over that
end Of the line IL suspended.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

W Ovcrcoatsst s ais reduced prices.
II you want 10 secure = good overcoat
for next winter, now j. your Zine. We
have a large stock, and don't intend 10
carry them over, Lehrburger, Kahn
& Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

Mr.. Hobbs denies in the ireland
Argus that he had anything 10 do in
keeping "Buck Anderson away from
Court as . witness At the last term OF
Court. in the case Of Brown vs.. Cox.
We have not heard that anybody be-
lievcd he had.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

DEFs- GooDs.-Frcsh arrivals this
week Of the latest styles. None OF our
competitors have them Ladies who
want to dress IN style will examine the
goods at Our Sfore- before purchasing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

UThe Republican State Central
Committee recommended County Con-
v%cntions TO be held on February I4th.
Where viii the Dubois one be held?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-01-23

PRFAcHiSe---Rev. j. Il. Woods. NJ. f.
preacher, VIII preach In Jasper on sun
day morning. at l0I o'clock a. IN. The
public arc invited. Sabbath School at 2
O'Clock O.. m.