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NOTICE., Patrick Harmey, Ii
IN compliance with the reQuIrem ents
of the act OF Assembly, in such Gaze
made and provided, do heI eby give notice
that shall apply In writing 10 the Courl
of General Sessions OF the Peace and J an
Deiivery of the state OF Deiawa re, In and
for New Castle county, on Mo day. the
9th day Of May next, A. d., 81, being the
first day OF the next May term OF the said
court, for a license Jo Keep an inn OF
Ia Sern at No. 8 Il. Third sti eet, being
the =. II. CO net of Third and Pine tTeets.
In the second Ward OF city OF Whining
ton Delaware, and TO sell Intoxicating
liquors IN leAs quantities thar one quart.
10 he drunk On the premises. ana he
following respectable freehoiders recon-
mend The said application, 70 VIII:
Robert II. Taylor Chas. Il. Sparks
anthony Wills john Is. Elliott
James Garner Michael Kenny
JON +. Bush Martin n. Elliott
Joseph Stoeckle J. W. X yuolds
Nicholas Jenny M ers Hayes
Richard Booth Daniel O'Byfne
John Plunkett Cornelius Dlgau
Charles Wtyi John Dugan
Patrick P,unkett James McVey
Andrew Grulz John 1ully
j. u. Biizsl n. Je nv, Jr.,
John Hammond jacob Scheller
aprl9le 81 PArRl X HARMEY.
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Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, has just
been re- elected on the Sabbatarlan issue.
He Is against the enforcement of Sunday
laws, and In favor Of no other restriction
IN the sale Of liquor than its confinement
% respectable places. Mayor Mans, Of
Cincinnati, Oh tue contrary, goes INTO
ofice pledged TO enforce new aud very
strict Sunday law.
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liz VIRGINIA, with double the popu-

liz VIRGINIA, with double the popu-
lation of Connecticut, has 2, 562 males
about The age Of twenty-one who ale
not voters, while Connecticut has
22,9l6 who are not voters. Would il
not be well for Congressman to turn
their attention TO CONNECTICUT for a
while aud see that voters there were
Lot excluded from the polls.
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the Ohio Republicans count on
hard fight In that Sta,e this year over the
Governorshlp, but they think that they
can pull through IL they can Gully pull
together. The prohibitory vute will be
larger than before, the voting strength
Of that party being yariously estimated
At from "a, 900 to $4,000.
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The British baronets are distinguish
iug themselves. Its only few days
since one OF their number was arrested
TO. vlllanous assault; now Sir Waiter
NDgent has been brought before the
courts ON charge Of forging q note for
fl 1000. His principal defense is that
his wife, who is not to be found commit
ed the act. SIR Walter obtained the
Urimean medal for gallantry. His wife
is daughter OF the Right Richard More
O'Ferral.
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~ UTICE--No persons are authorize
~ 10 make col tctions for the VIA
mington Branch OF the irish Lano
League unless they show the wrItte
au no Ivy 10 MAKE such collect ons
signed Dy the PRESIDENT aud secretary
BY order ef the branch.
n. e. TURNER, President.
THoS. MCkYIALLY, SecretAry.
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NOTICES.
NroTTCE.-CTTY ASSESSMENT.

The aasessment OF the City OF VII
mington for the year 1881 Is now CON- IN
pieted ana on die In the ONCE OF the
Clerk OF Council for public lnspe ape, ao1
and will remain there uhtll tue his' ""'
of May, 1881. Eav,s,on
and Appeals will sit in the Counc,,
Cnamber on the first day OF May, and
continue for fifteen successive days. rum
Persons desiring 10 appeal will present
the same " writing y n ERAzER
Geek of Ciiy Couuoil.
Office hours from Il. In. TO IL M, 1no
fro.b to p. III. ~ iNV
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~ OrIGL.- Persons VINO. were drafted IL
IN the stale OF Delaware for Tue Unite
tales iuiiltAcy services Ia Nay, June Ol
gere Afterwards again drafted IN 1865 an,
were required 10 procure a substitute o.
rn .er the military service under the latte
Jrafl wall ind ~ "a their ad antage TO conn
Inunlcate, either personally or oy leLtel
with me uudersIgued, who has been al
Lhorlzed by tee state Leg isIature 10 collec
from the Secretary Of War, The com M uLs-
ton money paid by such persons. The
Secretary vi war having been directed By
Ct Of Congress 70 refund the commuiss
on Do I'd Oh sucu cases. q. ii. B. DAY.
Dover EEL. Julv 10. 1873.
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OTICE.-I, Bernard McUuilagh, in
IN compliance with the. eQairements OF
AN act Of Assembly in SUI b ctse made aud
prov ded, do hereby give notice that
shall apply IN writing To the Couri OF
Delivery, OF the sta OF Delaware, IL
aud tor New astle county, on Monday,
the h day of May next A H., 1881, beihg
he first day OF lii. neat May term Of thu
sad court, for license 10 keep MI
Inn or tavern, At the Northeast cUrner o.
Eighth and Church stree 4. in the ~ nth
Ward OF the ely Of Wilmington, Del,
and "a sell Intoxicating liquors in es
quantities than one quart TO be dTu
on The prem ises and the following sub
y antiai freeho ders recommend the said
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And a Pre- mt Free
With Every Purchase.
A STATEN NT:

Ny sales of Books In the month OF
December. In the city OF New York,
amounted to the vast number OF I42.0O0,
and during that month l gave TO Book
Buyers $50 Gold Watches, al Silveri
Watches, l67 Real Diamond Rings, 1911
solid { old and Amethyst Rings, 80 Ele-
giant Gold Band China Tea Sets, 220
Large and Elegant Oil Paintings. and
Thousands of other Elegant Articles
ONE WITH EVVRY BOOK.
A. w. LOWERING.
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JOHN WANAMAKEU'S.
PHILADELPHIA.

What shall we say to commend
our linens? Take for example a
certain double-damask table linen at
dollar yard. We have it In a
dozen patterns so that all depends
on quality only. How can we sell
such linen for dollar By large
ness of dealing.
Do you imagine the heaviest stock
in Philadelphia costs as much yard
as another! Why, we sell now and
then in a single day, in a single
transaction even, more than enough
to stock an ordinary store. A day
or two ago we sold hotel about
$4,000 worth of linens. We didn't
have to buy a dollars worth except
what had to be made to order, to
put monograms in, or something of
that sort.
The secret of how far a dollar
goes here is our large dealing. Real
ly this Is a great cooperation store,
The more there are of you who buy,
and the more you buy, the more we
buy, and the more we get, and give,
for q dollar.
City-haIl-square entrance.
There was a man who "didn't
want to buy carpets at Wanamak-
er's." He looked, though, and was
invited to look elsewhere. He did,
Came back, and said he'd rather
"buy at Wananaker's" than pay ID
cents yard extra somewhere else.
Six-frame wiltons are just received;
splendid patterns. Usual price,
1926; sometimes $500; our price,
. $2.75. Do you wonder we sell car
pets?
Northern gallery, east side.
New Oriental patterns of tapestry
; for curtains and furniture covers
some of them very rich. Linen foi
( shp-covsrs new stripes.
Northern gallery, west side.
: Best news of the year in silk UNI
> brellas. Strong and light paragon
u frames with uncommonly durabl,
e silk covers, handsome enough SOM
1t heavy, some light; with natura
!. stick, $3.50; fancy handle, $2.65
i $2.75, $500.
70 They are nowhere else, because "
sr take all the London maker has bee
able to furnish. 1--WE have had 300
Z of them in two years. The limit
70 in the silk. The chances are W
70 shall continue to sell all we can ger
10 and wish there were four times q
many every year.
70 East from Chestnut street entrance.
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MONEY ToLoAN-oN MO RIGA GEs
wi In LARGE or Sm ;5,L I.
AMOUNES. oNCiTf OR 'EW CASTLE s,
COUNTY ROPERff. APPLf WrSos
rIHE NILMI GION NiNSS
FUND SOCIETY :" ). +. CORNER Of
SrH AND MARKET.
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nkuPosALS FOR PRINTING IHE
JOURN OF THE HOU SE OF
OF REP nhSENTAfIV YES.
Proposals are invited aud VIII be re-
ceivrd by the uniersi Ined until Friday,
con,es al Tie .Joirnal OF the late session
Of the House OF Representatives OF The
state of Delaware. The SAID JourIai
must be printed In octave, In long prim
type, SO as To contain at least lorty hVe
ia es on a page, with the yeas ana nays
in nne In com pact form. An index Will
be added. Address,
aprl5.3w Georgetown, Delaware.
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lNU-PA krNkltSnIP. The underslgneH
" have this Jay formed cop .rLner'
snip under the name and style oil MAlhei
4 Canning, Tor the purpose oi contlnuln.
the General INSURANCE business. Formerly
carried ON by thomas h. Plummery
No. COZ Market street. W llminktoh' del
JUS. NJ. MAIHkR.
JAMES ID. CANNING.
Wilmington, Del, Feb. II, looi.
f..hIh-Ihn.EaaI
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NJ OTIcE,-Any person needing an or.
IN der Tor The smallpox hospital VIII
n ply al the office the Trustees OF the
Poor, No. los W SIKH street, between
the ho~r2 - and y a. m ARD rom 10
esideuce or bus uess vi members vi the
Board. BY order -
mhI5tf TRUSTEES OF THE POOR
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AN NOU NCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY
FOR
WILMINGTON, DEL.
A Splendid Thing to be
Done in the City.

SOLID GOLD WATCHES TO be given
TO the people free.
SOLID SILVER WATCHES TO be given
TO the people free.
REAL DIAMOND RINGS 20 be given
to the people. free.
GOLD BAND CHINA TEA SETS. a
pieces each, to be given to the people
free.
LARGE AND ELEGANT OIL PAINT
INGs to be given TO the people free,
ELEGANT PIECES OF SILVER
WARE TO be given to the people Tree.
And thous tnds OF other Elegant Arti-
cles 10 be given 10 the people free, at
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WANTED

" ANrED.-A boy. Apply =, -
- HIS OPPw
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osi,-on Market slrer, ~
- Sn aud Eth, a small gold n Mls,s|
scarf pin, a suitable ie sU,u aoheA1
gwen II returned to This wv
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w AN IED, by girl /! year.
~ situation In light baslSs,vH lnl
APP. THIS OEpcp
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

Aud now comes the Rcv. J. w. Pratt
aud assert that st. Patrick's day should
be presbyterian festival. and one not &
be ccmmemorated BY catholics at all
lie says Erin's patron saint never was .
Of the mother church. but tha
his father was presbyterian deacon il
4 village church at Bcnovan. Scotland, !
place remote from Catholic influence, and
reared in the straight jacket way Of The
old coveuantcrs. The Courier carc'
nothing for the merits Of the controversy
but only wishes that IN banishing snakes
from Ireland his sanity reverence had
made Z clean sweep Of the ''yarmints'
from the face of the sod 50 no fellow
would run risk Of seeing them now
a-days.- Evansville Courier.
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~ 20 80 4nFougnout tne STATE
The clause IN he proposed Elections
bin providing the particular form of
ballot box 10 be hereafter used. y given
|bclow. The object OF adoptinr this
special pattern Of ballot-box i 70 guard
'axsinsf fraud Il The polls. and this pro-
vision or the BIN II believed q Be botn
novel and effective. The section u as
'follous:
The Board Of County Commissio
|of each county shall provide sufIicient
number OF baIlot-boxes af the expense
|of the county. % be delivered 70 the in
|spector for tie uss or the several boards
|of election, each Of which boxes shall
have three locks and three keys, 20 fash
|ioned that Que Of such keys will only
open the lock for which ID is fitted. And
I'D each city or this State containing :
population OF 1000 inhabitants or more,
|ss shown By she census Of 1850, the
Board or Commissioners or the county
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a Good wife.

It may under palace roof,
PrinceIy and wide;
No pomp foregoDe, no pleasure lost,
No wish denied:
But II beneath the diamonds fash
Sweet. kind eyes hide,
A pleasant face, . happy place,
Il our iireside.
II may be twixt four lowly walls.
No show, no pride;
Where sorrows otttimes enter in,
But ne'er abide.
Yet II she sits beside the hearth,
Help. comfort, guide,
A blessed place. . heavenly place,
Il our fireside.
Il Author Of "John Halifax
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Correspondence n the Jasper Courisr.
From south Western Missouri.


xfosHo. MENTION CO.. NO.. March %, ISL
Mn. Enron tin complying with th
promise l made you before my dcpas tur
IRON old Dubois" | now attempt Il
say few words about Southwest Mis-
souri. or more particularly Of this
Newton county. Nearly two week.
have elapsed since my arrival here. du
lring which time | have seen severa
parts OF country for ] was looking ioI
IA nice place 10 locate am obliged d
lsay that am very well pleased with iht
general appearance of tEecountry. II !.
wet new country but there is 10 bt
seen, III nearly every quarter, thrift
'cncrgy and industry. SociaIity and civiIi-
|ty. that would entitleil 70 an equal footing
with many Of yonr Eastern counties
Allow mr Mr.. Editor, in The first place
To say few words regarding the delight.
|ful aud healthy climate o. this section
lis elevation being nearly eleven hun.
dred feet. mt once suggests the idea Of a
bracing atmosphere. its sino water-,he
boon Of health Is here in abundance oi
a lime. stone formation. Timber sufIi-
cient for home supply is To be had che -.
The soil in general is very fertile, and i
,.<...,,.os<l ~ ho,tn,n ,,y,,.ra a,.d ~; ;,;t
,r,,. a,'''., hsif ~ y, ..'a
.'a s.'a ~ .;.n 5.,anr ,oa,, ~. .,,,..r
;s ~ ~ - !, =. 80" ,as,,s';oa INA = .snar;a,,. ~
r.,na ' ~ f,..;,s asa;,s a.j ,..i,.rsss.:
rhe ~ hc.sons ~ ~ s..ds soam go 80 =
c.r,;,s III = sn'.; i, ~" Irn;,:a Sto'es TN
,,.;ca . ~ M IA ,,yo,.J ~ An NM rmn,..d s.d rrs;
n XII, 4, vss;as " ssc,r shrsn ~ ,wclxc 5nIiar.
~. asra ,.,h;,n ~, u ;,.nroved 4 fra.,
'",. - ,,r",,.-fra dol,ars No. arrc ~
T.he c;,;~ans ~ ,,s;s scc,;on A. ~, ~
oa." Nv ~ rsa;rsi !. Fsstern raners %
hara heen /" ~ hsh;, of stss;n1 nmisw.
f.,I s,d ~ ~. :. sio,. ,..,nn noI;cr h.,t n.
~. M osher hsnd s~cm u ~ n,r ine .,,er,;om
- IN IN coc,n,on co,,r,es;cs snd cir;I;s;es
y, ,;.e .nd w.,Ioc;no ve~,, cord;s,,r cvorx
;ai;v,d..i MA ca,nss iere w.;si. honas,
;n,.n,;o.s IVA nara ~ ns;ns 4. s,,;n.
- ;.'"c. III M mi, ~ se,nnin % here ~ she;.. L
Mai
~ heh.,f ~ ~ c,.ce Naosho ~
rd;,or ssInw ~ M u ssv ,,.ss n !. :. -
.;... I;ss,c ,.i...v 80. scaro,s !
r;vs,sd Il. shn !. So.,h"rosf- i, = shs
ennn,v 80, s;,,.scJ ~ ~ ~ Il q "a,
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General Mcclellan wss one Of the
guests - the Hancock banquet III New
| York. but the regular dispatches brought
ionIy The brief remarks Of General Han
|cock on that occasion. General McClel-
Inn made . short speech, which New
l0rk Sunday special reports as follows:
General McClelland said: thank
you for your kind mention Of my name-
and for the cordial welcome given me-
III would probably be in better taste were
II 70 c0nfiue myself 20 q simple express
sion OF my thanks. and leave my place to
Others more capable Of speaking 70 you
10 night; but have been rather pain
fully reminded Of the rapid passage Of
time tonight. By the fact being recalled
10 me that An the oldest living, not in
The point Of years but taking the order
of dates, the oldest living defeated Dem
ocratic candidate for the Presidency. IL
we count Presidential terms - gcner-
ations. can count our great statesmen,
Nr Seymour - my son, Mr.. Iilden -
my grandson. and my gallant friend and
comndc opposite me . my great-great-
grandson. Laughter and cheers.
may well Be proud Of heading such dis
lire I am sure that you will
al agree with me that the party and coun-
Try have quite enough Or u. IL NAV
seem cruel and unnatural. but I am glad
% hope and do believe that have ~
tanned the somewhat difficult result or
seeing the last Of my line. Laughter
and cheers,
One word more and have done. A
political party - much like IN army.
with which l an more accustomed to
deal than with politics. To achieve sue
cess We neesl = party the same ele-
ments that give our army victory dis
ciplinc. leaders in whom al trust, pstri-
otism and self-deDiaI, and principles for
which 10 fight ADplause.l The best
advice that CAD give % any Democrat
who will listen 70 me i that In the future
We should forego aIl personal interests,
ali controversies and fall back upon
those principles which have enabled "
10 survive defeat and which have
characterized and marked the Democratic
party FROM the earliest period Of its
existence. [Great applause.
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Th> cou-nn ~ kirtnsts d me proprietor = ~ ra-
per fc property ~ The teachers ~ ubos ctrny. i1r
pnhieailen di-<a<<ian a any n inl<r<<t =
The Fnb|ie schools Which may arise. Every rn4<AtE
~ch"rI u" crr and friend n etncatier tbe ssrfy =
'tarnt<tiy requested cd IN <n<iain'nr fkI<
|lihtrsIIy. Communications this c0luun .t11A ~
I-eut 70 a. y. SWEENEY. J1-fE1. L>I1kxA-
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Prof. Collects last report, just issued,
shows that the proportion Of deaths
among hogs from cholera, the past year,
was ono Iii 26I, serious loss 70 the
breeders and feeders. but not N alarm
ing one 70 consumers.
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lreizni Arxn<
Fifty-ninc conversions was the result
Or the pro,rActed meeting at this place.
Mis-. Dora Lennon, one of Rockport's
faire>s and most accomplished Young
ladies. will soon take up her residence in
our town fcr tie purpose of teaching
class in music
Dr. Charley Wilson will soon locate in
Loozootee 20 engage ii the practice of
his profession -dentistry DR.. Nett will
oct y IN occasional assistant 20 Charley,
but will still hold his extensive practice
In this county We are glad % learn
that Nett will remain with us-
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Boston Post: I'm ~ angry instant
'man may 40 what lifetime " repent
ancc cannot undo SAYS Henry War
I'ecshcr- True, Mr. utcrhcr, he lnly
'bsesk ~ s>y.
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The following specimen was found 81
the Court House this week. where Il was
intended % atliact the attention or The
Grand Jury. but the gifted author forgot
no sign hi name 20 IT, Il came from the
neirhborhood of Ireland We suppress
The names mentioned, as the men. psrtic-
ular'y. are ike PotiPhars, wife above
suspicion
Nr-T take il on my selffo in form
you hat heir j. one house Of iIfame kept
bv one Nrs--i have been waihching
and by god you must maker her take our
li~ons ] have three girls that i Young
laiil~ and Two bois th<t j. Of age and i
j. a darn shame 10 live in This land il can
BE established by those persons Mrs.
and Nrx-an Mrs. and
Dir sam p--ani t-- f-and
A---a--. he did room with her
at washingtcn at the tavern By god i j.
the truth. you must look after this -
Shure - he'll live close and watched. j.
bctes hell ah>lf amid their u some wise
ones living around here ret Call o.
a--1ud ca'd ni---they now will
bc damel If Il Shant bc stopped pleas try
and tend 70 this
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l
Jackson Township Institute met March
18th. 1881. at Bretxville. Owing 20 the
rain in the morning, The teachers were
mot al present. but in their absence there
were quite number OF school children
assemble. ready and willing 10 10 AL in
their power 10 make the Institute inter-
esiing. There being no MOI ming session,
The Institute wascaIIed % order ~ enc
O'Clock d. IN. by James Murray. CHAIR
man Teachers present james Murray.
William May and Lofiie Murray. Visit
ors numbering about thirty Louie
Murray was appointed Secretary So
few teachers being present the regular
program was not followed
institute opened by singing, Forty
Years ago. by James Murray and
scholars. A First Reading Lesson was
given. bv Lotiie Murray. the children all
taIsin4 Bart iii tist txerc;Se. followed ~
remark. w MI. Ass and Mr. Murray
Addition Of Fractions by Analysis. was
presented by James Murray IN which
there was lively interest taken. followed
BY remarks BY Mr.. May.
AxISrEnuIssIox or Five MINUTES.
Institute resumed work. Singing.
y When lie Cometl.- by Loffie Murray
and scholars. Composition. BY Ms
Katie Frick. Subjecf: -Going Home
from school, Miss Katie expressed her
satisfaction with al around her
Tn. birds. mo-ses. grasses. fields. hill !;
also her studies and companions. which
made good composition for Miss cfI
fifteen.
III. May drilled class in Principles
of Penmanship. which exercise WAS well
accompanied BY prompt
answers from The children, followed by|
remarks from those present
Tie states, their c. ,itols and Situation
of Capitols, by james Murray and sehoi-
lrs.
Defamation. By AIMS Honscr. Anna
came toward like little lady and said
her speech.
Next was a Letter written and read by
Jacob Houser, who Was ccInplimeuied
By the Chairman for his good use Of
words
Mr.. Murray made few remarks upon
lie Importance Of teaching Letier-Writ-
ng lii our common schools. also Of COM
ng down to the real teaching OF children
ID our Township Institute exercises
Singing: ~ Want % be an Angel, By
Lottie Murray and scholars.
II was suggested. great benefit might
De derived from the visiting Of one school
Dy another occasionally. IS il would
.rcate competition anu hold or increase
he interest Of the school,
An Essa, ..i:elaiion cf Teacher -
Society.~ ~ =. Murray A. the hour
|or concluding the exercises os the day
lad arrived. an expressed themselves
well pleased with the present Institute u
ind regrets that il was the last meeting
Il the year. Theresbcing no further.
business 10 attend % the Institute ad- |
ourned SINE ms.
JAMES MURRAY. President
LoIrlE MURRAY. Secretary.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

The minister OF Public destruction in
France has ordered Mr. Herbert Spen-
GERS work on Education 70 Be printed
aud distributed gratuitousiy throughout
the republic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

The New York World <ays: = Mr..
can take worthless sheet 81
paper. and BY writing poem on II make
L worth $50. That's genius Mr.. Van
lcrbilt can take sheet Of paper and BY
writing few words on Il can make il
worth <50.OvOOoo. That's capital
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

Prof. Graham Bcll hopes. BY means Of
his recently invented Photophonc. %
reproduce on earth the sounds caused
BY great phenomena on The surface q
the sun. M. Jansen. French assron0
mer commcnd> the idea. and i assisting
Prof. Bell in his experiments
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

The editor of the New England Journal
of Education says hat the average lan-
kce school-boy knows more about Eng
lish history than any one eminent Eng
lish writer IN . hundred knows about
American society and affairs.