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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-13

On Thursday night of last week the res
dence of Hon, Josiah Turner was entered
by burglars who ransacked every part OF
the house. but it does not appear that they
were after anything except money or jew
elry. etc., as the family do not find any
article missing. The Judge and daughter
came here early this week, put things in
order. and placed the house in charge OF
Mr.. French, and 1t will not lie unoccupied
in the future.
Callender's New Colored Minstrels will
appear at Opera Hall, Owosso, on the
evening of Tuesday Oct, S1st. This COM
pany is noted worldwide. They have
artistic clog opponents, 10 irrepressible
end men, 30 Ethiopian performers. and is
accompanied by full brass band, 90
pieces. all uniformed in England. Full
particulars will appear In The TIMES later
concerning this celebrated combination.
which commands the highest praise from
the press in all parts of the country.
The business Importance of Owosso
is growing into public favor and is attract
ing the attention of manufacturers from
various parts of the State. Latest among
these is Mr.. Charles Stevenson. now of
Eaton Rapids. who proposes to move here
his extensive shops for the manufacture of
tinware. This business did more for years
to build up Albion than any other one en-
terprise In the village, and If Mr.. &.
brings here the business activity that has
marked his work at Eaton Rapids. IL will
prove valuable addition to the produc-
tive industries Of the city. We learn
that he has rented the vacant brick block
on Washington street near the race and
will soon occupy it. Success to the en-
terprise.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-13

Messrs G. Hubbard & Son, of Benning-
ton, purchased last week of Hon. William
Ball, Hamburg, Livingston county. a
registered Merino ram one year old. bred
by L. & F. E. Moore, of Vermont, sired by
Old Centennial. Price. 800. Messrs.
Hubbard are bound to have the best and
are willing to pay good prices to secure
them. They also purchased from the
State Agricultural College, pure bred
Berkshire boar, bred from imported stock
G. r. Warren, of Bennington, pur-
chased Berkshire breeding SOW from the
Agricultural College last week. She was
bred from imported stock.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-13
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remained uncalled
for in the Owosso Post-O Office for the week
ending Sept both, 1882.
Jno. M. Reghtor, Alex. Rockwell, Miss
Lizzie Allchin and Mary Ballard.
Persons calling for the above will please
ask for advertised letters"
l.. A. HAMBLIN, p. NJ
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-13

CARD OF THANKS Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Eggleston hereby tender their thanks to all
those who so kindly assisted them in the
time Of their bereavement.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-13

State Of Michigan, County of Shiawassee, IS.
I, {. T.. Hershey, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
T.. Il. HERSHEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this nth day
of Oct, 1887. 4. l.. Brewer,
Notary Public, Shiawassee CO., Mich.
Correct--Attest;
L. ID. DKwHy.l
l.. SrRUBER, Directors.
M. OsnuRS,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1882-10-13

THE Owosso PosT OFFIcE-The fol-
lowing is the amount of business at the
Owosso Post Office for the quarter ending
Sept. 30 1889:
Reed for the sale of stsmps,
Stamped envelopes and
Postal Cards $1,000. 45.
Box Rent 104.20
Miscellaneous Matter So
Money Orders issued $4,000
paid 1898. 90
Total $11253.OO
l.. A. HAMBLIN, P. M.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-24
Two DAYS Meeting.

As heretofore announced, two
days racing meeting will take place
at the Jockey Club track, on
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week, the official notification ap-
pearing elsewhere. The sport will
include both running and trotting
races. On the first day there will
be three-quarter mile dash, for
$500, several entries already having
been made. On the same day there
will also be half mile dash for a
purse OF 800, for which some en-
tries have been made. On Thurs
day a mile and a half running race,
free for all, is announced, as well as
a 2.4O class, free for trotters and
PAGERS. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Allen will also,
on this day, give an exhibition of
speed with Mr.. Saulisbury's trot-
ting horse Frank L." The entries
to these races will close at pm.
on the track, October 25th, and
pools on the races will be sold at
the same place. The horses are to
be called promptly at 2 pm. each
day, and sent off.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-24
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

ThiIty-seven new cases of fever
at Pensacola, on Monday.
A typhoon devastated Manila on
Friday last, business entirelyIsus-
pended,
R. P. Howers, present member OF
Congress from New York, declines
denomination.
Georg Gaisel had an easy victory
over Elliott, eX-champion of Eng
land, IN a three mile boat race on
Monday.
By the falling of a scaffold al
Baltimore on Monday one man was
killed and another probably fatally
wounded.
The Rev. w. l.. Woodruff, once
editor OF the Baltimore Presbyterian,
was arrested ON a charge of opening
letters. He was sent to Jail.
John Dewey, editor of the Irish
Nation, arrested for libelling August
Belmont, was released on Monday
ON bail.
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Card.
Editors Herald !:

EOLGOIS II UCtt
[ take this means OF informing
the public, that OF the arrival of
Hon. John w. Young and family,
they Immediately sent for me, land in
company with DR.. S. B. Young, we
called and examined those cases of
his family who had been afflicted
with smallpox in San Francisco.
We find that every precaution has
been taken by Mr.. Young and his
family that is possible under the
circumstances. They observed all
the precautions that are known to
the physicians in charge OF the
hospital at IAN Francisco, and in
addition have had a sincere regard
for the feelings OF their friends and
the public generally, in ticking all
possible measures to prevent trans
hitting the disease to others. At
the same time Mr.. Young desires
me to state on behalf of his family,
that, if their friends will be
sufficiently conSiderate for their
feelings to remain away for few
days. it viii render more secure the
means already adopted. Personally
he has not had the affection, and has
been extremely cautious, and we
consider he can attend to his bust
ness without the slightest cause fol-
apprehension on the part of his
friends. JETER CLINTON,
Quarantine Physician.
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The Liberal Rally at Provo,
Provo, Oct. %, 1892.

l. ", OCUs ZOR 1907
Editor Herald:
We have learned from common
report that there was a Liberal
religio-pOlitical entertainment held
in the court house here last week,
which has somewhat disturbed our
Imillennlal repose, and we are be-
ginning to feel anxious about some
thing in connection with the situa-
ton. There were speeches delivered
on lawful morality and legal reIi-
giOn, and the old orthodox articles
of faith were entirely ignored. The
speakers did not seem to care
whether three times one made one
or any other number. They were
not splitting hairs over any such
nonsense as the trinity of one, but
were trying to solve another prob
lem. 1t was represented that mar
riage sometimes make one of two,
and sometimes one of four, and
sometimes five were thought too
few, for some took near score, and
| yet man without any wife at all
might count one at the polls if he
voted the liberal ticket.
1t is to be regretted that so much
vituperation and personal alb Use is
already manifested in the cam
paign- The Peoples candidate does
no. dare descend to the level of his
black-browed opponent, for that
would insure his defeat, because
there are many who would not vote
for blackguard even if they were
obliged to remain away from the
polls on election day. But it seems
we are to suffer the affection of a
regular political campaign, with all
of the usual accompaniment. The
idea is to awaken an interest among
the people by stump speeches and
vituperations. The people are al
ready interested, and manifesto
tions show that their interest in the
campaign is increasing in about the
same proportion as it did in the
first arteSian well, when they
thought the great bore would ex-
tend through to China.
W.B.
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CHOICE HAMS, Breakfast and Dry
Salt Bacons, at
t NEEDHAM 81 SPRINGER'S.
Tournaments.

Pool playing is undoubtedly the
weakness of the rising generation
of Utah Territory. Visit any es-
tabliShment where this amusement
is provided for, and there you will
find the beardless STRIPPING and the
old man in his dotage vieing with
each other for supremacy. As the
game, besides other destinations,
leads to muscular development, we
do not wonder at seeing so many
who are anxious to become adopts.
As pastime it is shorn of those
surroundings which lead to gam
bling and other vices. In view of
all these facts, orr townsman Bobby
Burns, Of the Turf Exchange, has
inaugurated a Pool Tournament,
which during the past week has
called together the would-be cham
pions Of this popular game. As
there are two valuable prizes, the
contestants are straining every
nerve for success, and each evening
the game becomes more interesting.
Two games are played each even
ling, AT the close of the first game
an intermiSsion of fifteen minutes
is allowed, to permit the patrons to
partake of a quail and chicken
lunch. Here we find stationed
"Pap Hunt" who is detailed to keep
at bay the professional lunch fend,
so that all get a chance to satisfy
their astronomical propensities.
With such inducements we do not
wonder that to-day Bob Burns is
the most popular man in Salt Lake
City.
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Millinery.

We have just receiued by express
an elegant stock of Millinery goods
consisting Of Patten, Hats and Bon.
nets, Feathers, Turbans, etc. They
are of the very latest design for fall
and winter also full line of un
trimmed Hats. Bonnets and FUR.
bans in FeltS, Beavers, Satin, Vel
vet, Straw etc. Ladies are respect
fully invited to inspect at
BUTTON q BOYAN,
P.O. b. IT.. rs Main street. :
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CONDITIONS .

Commission of 81 per cent. szainst
Bank DrSf. payable On delivery OF Ship
ping Documents; or, per cent. With
half cash, balance drawn for with Rilla
of Lading. Suitable Produce taxed in
payment.
An Trade and Cash DiscOants coz
coded 10 purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made an Coasigu-
ments.
The Agency representa-, Bays aaa Cells
for Firms.
Every braneh of Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Sample O.dars snd Correspondence
solicited.
Price Liss on Applieatisa.
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Fall Millinery.

Ladies are invited to examine my
new stock of Fall Millinery Goods.
| have en- extensive assortment of
NOVELTIES at very Low Prices.
Mrs. NJ. j. BURROWS,
4 1855 Kimball Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-24

Now. as heretofore, we have the
best selected styles of Dress Goods
and trimmings in this market. All
the leading novelties in French
Dress Fabrics for suitings, Black
and Colored Cashmeres, Billiard
Cloths. Armoures, ShoOdsS, TricOts,
etc.
COIN Bros.
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ELEGANT BLACK and colored
eashmeres, dyed by the celebrated
Guillaume, of Paris, are for sale
only
: at F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Donelson Bros.

Announce to-day that their FALL
and WINTER GOODS have arrived,
and are selling rapidly at the VERY
Low prices ut which they are
marked. +
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The finest and most perfect fitting
Fur Lined Wraps Of all descriptions
are found at
= COIN BROS.
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TUFTS s. NYSTROM, at 81 and
SO Main Street, will furnish you
with the best brands of WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS, at the Most
Reasonable Prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-10-24

LADIES Cloaks, Delmans, listers
and Jackets, at prices to suit every
body. DoNELSoN BROS.
+
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OvercOatS

and listers, THE BES T In the land,
> ct GOLDSMITH q Co.
Our stock of Cloaks, Dolmans,
listers and Misses and Children's
Cloaks is the finest and best selected
in the city, and customers will do
well to make an examination before
purchasing elsewhere.
COIN Bros.
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REDUCTION in White SilirIs a
Tnos. W. JENNINGS.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

The following gentlemen ara autbo.E
zed to canvass for the SALT LAKE
DAILY. SEMI-WEEKLY and WEEKr.Y
HERALD; alto to receive payment sud
eceipt for the same:
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new LUMBER YARD

Fl. s RLL 8.
At the
lid Pioneer Lumber Kasas
OF ARMSTRONG & BA9LEY.
on FIRST SourH STREET
Opposite 14*h Ward Meeting House
Offers at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
LUMBER OF ALL GRADES
Consisting In pArto OF Flooring, Scanning Roo:
Ing, Telling, Pockets, LAth, shingles, Moi
ding Joist. Doors Windows. TrsRsorns,
Mouldsngs, etc, which VIII be sold
at Bottom Figures.
e. GILL AND SEE Us. B
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Certificates Ct Deposit Issued Payable on De.
mand.
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COIN Bros.
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NJ Muir BOuntiful, Woods Cross and
w CentreVilla
W. w. Bsrnest.........-.SpriBg Lake aud
Santsqui1
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Makes Collections Remitttng Pro
ceedS Promptly.
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Advances made OF consignments Of or,
and bullion received for sale.
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Received Deposits Payable on Demand
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-22

The following 4 the text 81 the late d.
ci-ion declaring the fIncsunts Lottery illegal;
Ine STATE y. John +. wooivarl. Marion
Worien. J-- Prosecution fo- selling stckrt
n tht t.ucNnuf< LxNfINrf. Four questions tre
P,.'-sn,.a: ~ ~ Io'tsr. Yrs'.s q. fpoa
ir.Hrft|nnY = II ~ ms the lIccnsc been .ost
NJ failure ~ ne 4 AZ thc proper tlmcf I ift
hs~ nNr been h,.t. n4~ \ BERN within a. A.
d AZ. 4 .~s,; ~. i '.~p !. y :; ressls'i,
ton. ID cai,nos have { EN- l,-t M nnn'n-e with
sa IL a. asi iet 4 9s ' Ahx. Aae.
tNrp IA "a. et<,un TT; ia Y. 40 since
thr cAs1 IL ke.lnm -. Tnc State - Ind -.
;. es's , =. sspFs s.s q rs .,a n =,
has decided fnaf The >fate might. IA the
sxtrc'<e ~ ~ police rpwer- end N fne
interest % pubic morals: 80 awsy ana
grant q w'taout inpalrin< a. on <sron *
cuftrrtcf< A. tn ~upftuN Inurr ~ b.
tu tei States = On uit mate tribNn.I + M m
v. TIE state mus, o. mo,Ite.i !, - n hAr-
monte VITA IN dnrIstnn " in1r NnIff A<ft
the funrln in - IA tne stn ~xlf on nf nyfI r.
sssr ~ isrisrs sss.l s. s. s i. ~ tns
sale N tickets ~ allowed Ih- rrttl-nn :
nj mere cheek uptn future g.~.at m. bur
AZ absolute ~ hibslon q n tres ~ n ~
o. authority hat ~ e1r fhtr " lrc htyN ek Sr-
"a a. ~ duct Ilftefitt@ Or <AIl infftry rckNt<
60 ,.Ay Cpnsr Law t'h ~ ~. ~ ~ W.
hy .aw a. iisss ii rnA stature nrohI tatl,'r ~
terie- Imply thar ia the le< lfflre u.ind TIERS
~ <nr pe ARTERY ~ naf<ri ~ -nr l.
tuition hsyinx taken arAy ans ~ n anih rts
~ ~ <1t nI4 existed prrNN - ~ ~ aIt rtI N.
The appeal 81 fhc state. a. lp1na rAFrfs q n
r,l.- ...~<,rl~<--.. IN 49,. .-... u ~~ss. ~ M.
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IN the United States Senate On the
f2.h ne CisiI-SerSice Reform bin w1s dis
eusse1 q great length. n he Hou-e the
l los..e'les Hna A:ricu'turA APprorF'Aiipn
...r -.4 resolution GAZING ior
,-s.- ---',. !" -<.',a PC Zen
----. '.'--- Y. es''-'n -P'1i<rs rom tne
49, N, .sS' IN Nss A1oprei-
- ~1-1'ss' "''s q prominen,
Il 49, $50. $3.50. "-o &C 80 .oann. Z.
-. - 49,. ~, !, : ,--,- !. 49,. I'M
81. to- other ~ --1 !. $3.50 ~ !
h.i n4x-r 49, ;--- :. ~ !.
there - .r;rr.-- - - 49,
eomm.tm.n- y go
TUX toll rec.;,.. 80 IN ",
- 49,, S- .o' .>.'s on go
49, IL = n.--r,t ~. r. season. p
tie ....on =. rsS7 s ...,. M. x.
YEAR .h~r. -. srr 49, N, -~.'....---
mi ysar there w.r, ~, Ma '''''-
The Land Court has decided ~ = \.
az affecting 1.e0 tera..t. IL coas,x N ....
gam. Ireland he decision 49,. n f.,s- !.
The tenants.
TnE nomination. 40 &C.,, -.
snt coiones NrK..r1. " N. w,.r--r.-. III. I'M
ma prsr,s;~--r.', N. .,'. IN n nm N
b-sn snuarmed W ~ r.,,.s $50. -. 49,
Arrx.xprp n ,,.-~ .
n..,n,.r -.~,,...s.- ..-.. 80 $50 ra
pha.o-~.,s:. . .---. $3.50 ~ M4F v, 20
pc-,,-.- ~ ~. M. 49, Army q -
Ir~,n- 7~..t w, 80. ..- $3.50 .,n'oS' y "&~n-
r..r~ y, ,r- - $3.50 --~s -o's' ns - me oriSi-
r..~a. = - - A.'os'.''oa'
. -, io1 some time mad Two
@- = Ne peni'entiArr, AAmed
10Y 40 e'.n. Apardon w1s recently
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IHRxE persons vsro killed and -
<r>i Other. wsre injured ~ railroad .cci-
dent near Hinton, w. W.. Ten .rernosns
40.
The works q The Saginaw Barrel
Company. =, Saginaw Ci:y. Mich, together
nth -&p.p0 feet q lumber. we're De-
stroyet ~ tre I. few mornings 80. Los.
>;-Ao4
IN expert, Peter Phelan, was the 9TH
e c.y called % examine - "a steam boiler
= Bssyiew. C.I. ne I'D completed b. ex-
animation, and decided thai q ~, no dan
gerous, when - t1ia< exploded and killed
him
SIX men, Z i said, were drowned re-
Gently while attempting % cross The Ice o.
Noo<ehe.i Lake. in Maine.
FfRE few mornings AGO. the second
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WAsnfxGr0x. rcr msher ~
ThH rrror- cf the Cumm'ssicn6r * pensrns
mr. TIE ts<al year Ella lea juno Nv iss-. i issued.
Commissioner Dudley says fhe y unty-fAn3
iaws should M xHr rally rempieiad ani slrn-
pnfed Ccnxrcss Should give thou<hit'sl CON-
80 ration ~ the entire rrAflux Nt pGn+srr@
mnkirx dIsarflfr rAthAr thar rAnk thf mNns-
urn N the usi1n- Officer. nrt niNn nsyinx
fcen drawn from ami returned ~ the sAzns
walks uf evil life There ARE n1u liz dfcrrnc
rrnies "A pensioners X L. pFUr~ei - xire a
oir,etr ~ teneht "a - ncrual rAnx. - an &c
cf simple justice. II i rrcnmmrn iei Asp. ~
oriNf d place MI war claims mpn near.y up1r
the senc ri. rlnr. thar the iim|safcn Ia >ew-
A-r3 BE- removed % that eases hArrAt nv the
fhrreycnr Limitation SHALL have their liAts -
thr commencement AZ the time oK n1ng tne
nppllxsfion. rather tnm tnnf N tne hllnx ~
the last prcce 0f evIdencc. wbiDws Arsi iuvali6
sotiiers o. the regular army md navy. ~hnse
rixnr< accrued sincc june ~ 80 shrli ns
alior a rtasonahie time 70 tle fne = sppairA-
tiona. and pensions should date frum ne ecrn-
mencement ~ the acrriin< " &C. r3nf -
stead. q nov .fr0m fne dnrs of tilnE ths apples
ton Ayeariy sx,&ryo ~ sa.prpis rncusnmsniF1
for Fen*ior Axent~. Speaking qf re psns.-@.
inst ~ provision wAs MAZE IN the tenfn -
4I- Tor ~ Euum&r1ftun. Tn tr<t Mppfuk IT,
tiNu thar can ~ mntc SHOWS mt. 90 ~ -n1-
<oitl ~ 100 enlisted during ne wmr. rfms.o1s
Sn'y t~~n;1,.. ..i ~ e VA IN r~port Coo
cluae< wltr rne statement from tne ue-t -. .-
s.ttH Information thaf it&ppE4r- tn@rN -.
vivis,< solder pppuiati0e " Ii'le nxr5 -
~ out e ~. g ~ fcr Een .! " .n.'o,-
1rIH a <XEIIIfI&4
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B0srox gentlemen % the number Of
twenty-five have subscribed 81 no each =
<uxrzr-ee fund t0r n. ren, " TIE N.ch1n-
r. A.-oeil,lon bniili1< sor Worll's Fair
from NAY 10 November next. 80 corpcr-
Axiom q manage ne project h. been
formei.
on the Mexican side Of the border line
ground b. been broken sor railroad
through Lower California, crossing he
ColorsdD River near IT. mouth. thence
through Sonora 70 C4lsb1<*x<. Arizona
Ths czrit1l ~ secured il EurI1nt
EiGHrr girls employed il : shoe fac
tory q Toront5 struck 60 o-her tay b.
cause uork w<< given 10 swo Russian Jews Il
red1etiou % tnp celts Per dozen.
The Western Iron Association. at its
recent meeting il Pi,t.burrh. p stated that
orders <or $4,000 f01s Or Steel rails hat beea
given since the decrease il price. ar.th&re
appeared 70 have been 10 erorni Tor ire
recent fears q total suspension & b1si-
les ~ the irDn works.
THEKE we're I'D business failures in
tie Unitei states dur.n< tie seven days
ended o. TIE s,h. the largest number re-
ported 4 ~ one week durin< the year.
Two commissioners have been 81
pointed by fb@ Mexican Government % act
with Gen. Grant 40 Nr. Trescos: in pre-
pairing Commercial treaty.
On the 10th fourteen inches Or snow
fell q WH-erto~n. y. r., and The storm
49, <tiil j. progress.
GENERAL Six EVELYN WOop has -
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.


Dr.. E-rr n senate reririon. w~ro
-.~->-.< =. f...--- =. ,.,, .,..-. ~ ,---,-. 49,,
- y, 800, ~ ,-.- 4, - --r-rir~' r~>o,, \
o1cn c.,,,rr 49, 4 c,np,>t~ IT. ~ M n<r~ons
q re pension roll WAS A1op<r1 In
~ House rr<o-u<lon H1< 1tpp<c1 - En- Y
BOY N To Ep-<- o<1fr pt1 clause rt11rlAx
11<<<r postage - t1o c<1r<
DEC. "a tIII uas irfroIuceI IN the
$500 - 1870 -. r--.--..s r.~--.... -.-
~ - n, M
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-12-22

WILLIAM PArrERsox shot Joseph
Cox. killing hin instantly. tur:rx ! recent
quarrel 4 Ci1cirn1ri between h.cknen-
WILLIAM Pirr KELro<;G HIS received
aron the Governor AZ Lo1.-ian. ! eeruzc.,e
q election 70 Congress from the Th.rd Dis
eic<-
THERE viii be lis Democrats and S.
Bepn1iie.rs il tie Pe1z-ylss1i4 House q
Representatives
The total vote Of Wisconsin e tie
o.st election. 4 shown bv lie recen-.v con-
pi<tei s1zelai canvass. 80. ~. 50. * which
he Democrat. pciied ne. cs>a: Republicans.
ss.ss; rroAission. 1850; Grreus.<k.
2-t6- he sensfe wii sr.n1 y Republic
-, ~ penccr-ts. In4ep<n1s1t- Ine
Assembly - kspnelic1ns- ~ Democrats.
Z Independents, rv'1s ~ Dsncer,ts ?
.,1,t ~ 10. o-.d-
bAkorA's o1ciAi c1nr@ss E1ves John
- k.gnond. Rspnblisan, 'o- Congress. =
naiority Of 49, The total vote a. The
1srrisory = 10.
III founder "a me village q Decker
VIE. Sxniiar County. Nieh-- ca1s- Deeker.n
pronin-n. sisixsn. - Instantly killed II
- Erist mi'i - osh<r dsy vale adjust
- oeir- b'rn go Ners Torn ~ o@ioF
80 k1ee ~ - ~ YES 80 &c ie.ssz