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Don't Die in the House

Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence
Sexual Debility, cured by 'Wells' Health RI
newer" ST. Depot 2S9 State street.
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THE ELM CITY
ABDOMINAL
SUPPORTER

a simple laeing and one buckle on each side,
that it is universal in its application and can
be manipulated by the wearer without the
slightest inconvenience and once fitted it
can be removed and put on without changing
the adjustments saving of time and pa
thence which everyone will appreciate.
These Supporters made of durable ma
erial in large quantities by expert labor
which brings them at q price within the
means of all who, through fulness of habit
or the nature of their occupation in walking,
riding or standing, may feel the need of a
comfortable support.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-09

CROUCH on Rats clears out rats, mice
reaches, bedbugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks oophers 15c.
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New York, New Haven 81 Hartford
R. L. .IunA 18th. 1892.

IT, -, nS' hD.. . MHO SVtH' iGoE.
FOR NEW YORK-3 S. Is, %. 5 90, 80, SIS, 8 80,
40, 10 46 a NJ, u 03 noon, so, IS. 40, 20,
81, 5 40 So 90 ito BrIdgeport) As, "a, 8 As,
II 55, washington Expressly p. IN. Sundays, 55,
10 m, 3 90, - p.
FOR BOSTON via PTiINGFIELD-12 So. 6 Is, 10 30 a.
d, 3 Is, 6 29 sundays - So
VIA HAIR rFORD and n. Y. & N. E. RR.-2 20 u. m.
Sundays 2:2O a. IN
FOR BOS ON via NEW LONDON AND PROVIDENCE
10 40 %, 10 40 a. ~ Newport Elk }, 90,
6 Is TO Providence) p. m. Sundays. IL As q.
FOR SPRINGFIELD, &c.-12 Is, IL So. Q 20 Ito Hart
ford, As (fronl Belle Dock, except Mondays),
705 Ito Meriden), 10, 10 30. II 10 White Mt Ex.,
10 40 ITO Meriden) a. m. 81, Is, SIS Ito Hart
ford), q %, 8 IL, p. Sundays IL SO, As q.
from Belle Dock
FOR NEW LONDON, &c.-12 As, Os, 10 40 a. m. 8 IL,
4 90, 80 Ito Conn. RIVER, 49, 40 p Sun
days, IL As a m. E. NJ REED,
je26 Vice President
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ANCHOR LINE

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail Weekly to and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW, LoNDoNDERRY
Cabin Passaae, 500 to $50. Returns sI1O tn xIao
second Cabin $40. Return Tickets $75.
steaIneTs sail every Saturday to and from
o,, NEW YORK AND LoNpoE DIRECT
~ $500 sase' 300 ana 100 Returns, 500 and $40
0Ieera8e Passengers booked at low rates
passenger accommodations une xcelled
ALL BATHROOMS MAIN bFcK
Passengers booked at lowest rates to OF from
Germany, Italy, Norway Sweden Dsnm,rT -
% Z. boon OF Tours In -cotland" Rates. Pans Co.,
apply 70 HENDERSON, BROTHERS. NEW YORK nv
EDWARD DOWNEs. 800 Cha pei street or Rr1NNETi
h.1S ION ION 2l6 Chapel street. New Haven
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aonrnaI arr1 Goutier.
Wednesday Morning, August 8. 1882.
The Court Record.

City Court-Crimfnal Sids-Judge Stud
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-09
skinny Men

Wells Health Remover restores health and
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual
Debility 81 Depot 2S9 State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-09
End and Morris Cove Stage

\ EAVES South End at S;l5 a m. and lis and 6:15
- p M; Sunday at 1880 p Leaves 1856 Chapel
street, B. ston Grocery at 9s5 and 230 and 73O
p. M; Saturday at $50 instead of 7:30.
iel6 3m JAMES d. ASHBEE ManARer
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Freight Train with Pass Car leaves Northampton
at 43U, and arrives at Westheld at $40 p.
sE Time given south of CRANKY ts New York time,
and North of CRANKY Boston time.
EDW. A RAY, Gen Ticket Agent.
Q. A. GooDNow, General Superintendent.
New Haven. July 8. 1882. jy7
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-09

Mince very fine one boiled chicken and
two sweatbreads parboiled. Season with
salt, pepper, celery and little chopped
onion Cor cook the onion in butter to extract
the flavor and use the butter). Take tea
cup of cream and a little of the water in
which the chicken was cooked, add to it one
teaspoonful of SEA Moss FARINE, boil mo-
ment two and heat the chicken in it.
Have dish with bread crumbs and another
with beaten egg make your chicken into
shape, dip in the egg and crumbs and fry in
hot lard. ag3 stood ltw
Ask your physician and he will tell you
that Buchu is of the best, surest and
safest remedies for aiding, strengthening and
cleansing the kidneys: It is one of the in
gradients of Hops and Malt Bitters
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-09
AaIIroaos, TT.
New Haven ana northampton
Railroad.
TIME OF PA SSENGER TRAINS.


Comm encTps July 5. zSS2.
Trains leaving New Haven at 1923 a m. and Sara
toRa at 1910 have Parlor Cars attached and run
through between New Haven and saratoga.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-09
GOING SOUTH.

Freight Train with Pass Gar leaves Westheld at
1925 a. m, Northampton $50.
A Train also lea, es westhec for Hoyoke at 3:15
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-09

Sold by all Druggists. PHILADELPHIA,
my3J dkw
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-01

Only the best of Material used Prices
class Repairing
enable dealing
elsewhere. 1u
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-01
Lynn Happenings.
Delayed Correspondence

Delayed Correspondence
Mr.. Jas Massie is building himself
q good sized dwelling which wher
completed will present fine appear
ance. Sec. 81 is the location.
Mr. GAVIN on sec. 81 had plow
ing bee on Thursday.
The township board Of review
consisting of the following gentle
men, Eugene Il. Murphy, Supervisor
john Shearsmith and James Sharp
met at Lynn corners on Tuesday
May 23rd.
Every person in the land should
read the eloquent and mastery TEN.
perance speech delivered by Neb-
raska's temperance advocate John
b. Finch, at Decatur, H., recently.
The boys report the show at Port
Huron az being new REPETITION
old scenes reviewed. Better spend
your money in some good and use
full book.
The copeous moist spell We had
this month put the farmers back
considerable in their spring work.
All but few non-progressing clod-
hoppers are through seeding.
All nature is now unfolding its
fmantle of green"
The Capac Argus has "shuffied its
mortal coils" for which we are sorry.
It was welcome visitor in our town.
Jesse Weese has built him driv-
ing barn this sprirg. Success attend
progress.
We learn A. wager has sold his
farm of eighty acres for 81, 500.
School district No l is going to
build fine school house this season.
Size rs x SO.
Nearing wool harvest.
One thing We hope to see in the
ExPosrroR, viz, accurate weekly
statements of Brockway Centre
grain and produce markets.
John Raymo gave notice through
the Capac Argus recently Of do
nation to be held at his residence on
Tuesday evening May Is, for the
benefit of Rev +. K. Pearce, and in
vited I'll. The evening came and
also the donors, but behold you |
this divine parsonage would not adj
NIT them in his house SO the parsons
pockets were not replenished with
the anticipated and essential "spon-
dulix" and the party left carrying
back their "tunk" in the manner
they took it there, and doubtless
highly Disguised in the manner they
were used. Not until the church
has a following of greater amount
of veracity and humanity than above
exhibited will the cause of christian
ity progress.
RUSTIC.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-01
CORRESPONDENCE.


No liquor sold in Capac, so mote
IL be.
Hubbard has removed to Smiths
Corners where he presides with all
the grace OF an experienced landlord
over the railroad workingmen.
Two things much needed in this
village, i. O., live newspaper and a
good photographer.
Miss NJ. l. Banfill has returned
from visiting friends AT Port Huron.
IT'S said that lady will open a
bakery, lunch-room and ice-cream
parior I'm town. Shade of MahOmet
or some other power, help in the
project.
Miss Nettie Lester spent Sunday
with her friends at home.
Mrs J. A. Smith il soon TO remove
her stock of millinery and fancy
goods to more desirable location in
the store lately occupied by the de-
ceased Argus.
Well, we'll +! what taste the old
folks--oh, beg pardon-of Capac
have for spangles and tights in con-
nection with menagaries, Fore
paugh's, etc. No less than twelve
great children were left on the plat
form of the G. & G. I. depot on
Saturday last, all bound for Lapeer
and the great show. Sorry are we,
oh, no, only that the residents of
this town furnish such ample proof
Of the truth of Darwin's theory.
"Twice married at eighteen" is
the subject of a recent bridal trip.
r. Banfill took a trip to Pt Huron
Monday on matters productive of
the "root of evil"
An ice-cream social at j. Il. Csva-
naugh's last Friday evening, proved
quito remunerative in the shape of
small change etc., to the pastor of
the M. K. church, +. L. Pearce.
Work has commenced on the new
M. r. church and the energetic pas
tor may be seen at any time with a
hymn in his heart and a CLEAN in
his eye with a cheerful word for all,
and says, "with the grace of God
We'll have church for the salvation
Of sinners instead of a house in
which none but the righteous may
enter. Yours sincerely,
SWEET BRIAR.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-01
Green peas 1Oc per can at Gordon's.
Smoke Nabob's for a nickle to be
found at Gordon's.

LosT-Sometime last week, a peck.
ct book containing a note for 1925,
against Michael Brinnen, also a rail
way tie check. Finder will be re-
warded Ivy leaving the same nc this
Office. SIsfCoE LUTz.
6. b. Hughes. the barber, wishes to
INFORM the public that he is prepared
20 sell them Organs cheaper and on
easier terms than any agent that has
ever visited the county. on one years
credit. Instrument warranted 10 give
satisfaction Or no sale. Brockway Gen.
te, Mich.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

The desks Of school-rooms should be
so arranged that. for ordinary study, the
light which falls on the page shonld en-
ter behind The pupil. that direct rays
may be largely excluded. The consir'c-
tion Of lamps for The purpose Of study. Or
Iofhcr operations requiring close inspec-
|tion, which permits only reflected light
To enter The ewes. seems 10 be a general
lconiirmation or the truth Of this state
Imcnt. In cloudy days the light Of The
school room NAV not be sufficiently in
tense FOR The healthfnI action Of the eye
Iin study. All such times. sindy might be
suspended. and oral instruction. reviews
or general exercise. substituted for ~,
Although the construction Of school
houses i usually beyond the supervision
\ of those having charge Of them, in.tan-
ccs have occnrr Cd in which the hygicnie
knowledge Of teachers has been Of signal
service 70 school directors. in dctermin-
! ing the interior arrangements Of build
iings intended for educational uses.
| There is one defect ot the eye. result.
ling largely from is improper use IN thu
school-room. which, unlike nervous
wcakncsp. comes so insidiously upon i
as to be almost impcrccptibic until II hni
passcd beyond the possibility Of cure
Many children il the public schools aft
iconsiantly becoming near sighted
Through The inexcusable negligence O
teachers 70 insist upon the observance p
1.-THE proper distance or the eye from tho
page, iii writing, drawing. ciphering ane
0rdinary study. In writing and draw
\ ing especially. the universal practice q
n rnn;,e ~ ayfro r,elv rcrnici0uS Instead
Of maintaining distance Of fourteen ol
fifteen inches between the eyes and tn
Image, IN performing the operations aliu
lcd 10. glance into almost any school
Iroom will show that the Intervening
space l. only about six or eight inches
IN consequence Of this unphysiologica
habit. the eve surely. though imperccp
|tibIy. loses IT, power Of adaptation 4
N variation in distance. and hcnccforth onl!
! near objects will be distinctly seen.
lis not easy TO modify what seems 70 b
a constitutional tendency in children
u Vigilance and perseverance on the par
of teachers III not entirely successful y
a the prevention 0f this evil. will he pro
N duclivc OF immense good. Efforts 4
Iconnteract the tendency 10 near sighted
lncss may be considerably aided BY per
manent vertical Inc placed conspicnousl
on the black -hoard, representing th
lproper distance Of the eve from the page
lie who has suffered the Inconvenience
! Iofthis defect in vision resulting frof
! improper use OF his eyes in school day'
will not need 10 be urged 70 save futur
\ men aud women from similar misfol
tunes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

II appears that the person who fur
nishcd IIubbeli with the list Of employees
of the Philadelphia post-ot,ice was 80
that he wrote the names OF
nll individuals supported IN any way BY
The government. and as the Office cat.
named SalIic Binns. j. fed ~ The public
expense. SaIlie received the customary
appeal for funds to help prepare, print
and circulate suitable documents Illus
trating the issues which distinguish the
republican party from any other. The
amount was not specified. but a. two per
cent u the proper thing. and as Sallie's
only property consists Of occasional kit
ltcns. The estimable female. ii she has the
cause Al heart. must be somewhat troubled
10 know how "a contribute. An ordi-
nary cat can safely count on about ten
kittens year. but two per cent. Of this
total amounts 10 Int onc-fiith Of ono
Kitten, and how 10 send this BY bank
check. dnft or postal money order, a.
requested by the circular, il enough q
|pcrplcx the intellect Of any cat. Sallit
might forward her one-iifth Of a cat In a
registered letter, but IN such case, while
hot weather lasts, her Offering would
hardly be safe even under the assurance
given by the circular, that "such volun'
tary contribution will not be
|objected TO in any official quarter fol
lHubbcl and his associate blackmailcrl
ARE not as lacking in nose as in con.
science. II Is 10 be feared that Sallit
Twill have to make way for some ono
more able 10 be useful 10 the party oI
moral ideas. unless she can 20 on ths
pay-roll As a rat-catcher az fixed salary
PAYABLE in current funds,--Ncw Yorl
I Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18


There u great deal Of sickness in the
country now.
Death has again visited our neighbor-
hood and taken one Of our esteemed
citizens from our midst. Mrs. Martha
Padref, who died on the l2th day Of this
month OF cancer. She was buried the
next day at the Lennon church. Her
funeral was preached by Rev. 3. \.
Martin.
There will be Sunday-school ccIe-
|bration here on the 22d of September.
Good speakers, good music, but no re-
lfrcshmont stands. All the ncighboring
schools are expected 20 be present
Everybody is earnestly invited to come
The basket meeting ~ Lennon church
Hast Sunday was well attended. Rev. y
". Martin delivered the morning sermon
and Rev. J. d. Hadlock the evening
sermon.
Harry, little son or Thomas Hays
died ON Monday tho 7th day or thi'
month. His ago was about seven months
\ Mr.. Foreman, Al aged German recent
NV arrived from Germany. died on th'
nth uf August lie was Inferred 81
The sth at Haysvillc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

Sr. I.orfs. Aue. 1o.-Fivc cars Of new
corn. well masurcd and III good condi.
tion. arrived here to-day, and was sold
At auction on Change for $6.75 pei
bushel. II was raised near Waco, Tex.
and shipped by las. a. Martin. Of that
place 10 j. w. Booth 4 Sons. ST. Louis,
and purchased by Conner Bros. who
will send II 10 Chicago by express 20
night. It's stated car lots OF new corn
will be ready for shipment from Texas
the latter part ofthis month. This arri.
val Is unprecedented in point Of time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

Iper' for campaign fund we thought N
well I'd appropriate d hundred millions
'iur pensions. II Is q large sum. one
millions. my friends: but IL
makes the grand old party solid with
the soldiers. aud particularly with The
claim agents. who live IN The houses IN
Washington and give pleasing entertain-
|ments. and Issue papers which 80 gratis
TO All the pensioners and wonld-be pen
sioners in the land and stir them up %
new demands on the government. Last
ly, we passed the Appropriation bills,
the river and harbor bill for
eighteen and three quarter millions.
which the President was absurd enough
ito veto. Much good that did him! We
appropriated two hundred and ninety
-four and a half millions in all, which u
sevcnty-cight millions more than last
wear and one hundred and ten millions
more than the year before that But my
friends. YOU will find large dividend
scattered over the country III handsome
appropriation for public buildings and
.lin liberal gifts for the Improvement o.
Your creeks and small streams, as well as
..in many other ways.
The labor Of appropriating two hum
!drcd and ninety-four and half millions
|at single session Of Congress il SO great
sand absorbing. my fellow citizens, that
I'VE had necessarily % leave some other
matter unactcd on. We were unable 70
pass u bankrupt bill; we could not find
thine To provide for a Congressional n
lbrary; we had already appropriated "a
lmuch that we were afraid 10 act on the
Nicaragua Canal biII-in fact. having
made il Ugly for The Mormons and order.
led tic Chinese TO keep out Of the conn.
TRY. we had but little time left. aud had
10 adjourn to attend 10 our reelection
leaving 222 bills which had passed ihs
iSenate unactcd on, a. well as III bills
which stand on The House calender, 2l'
bills which are in Committee Of The
Whole and 4U3 private biIls--a6i bills
jail either reported By our committees q
passed BY the Senate
That would be a frank. though brief
Y ostatcmeut. Probably no republican Con
I egrcssman will care 10 make III; but il
N sr:nse any one wishes 70 n-e il we cheer
fully place Il AZ his service. Whcrcvc
.|i: IS made II will breed grateful spiri
lamong the people. who will thank Heay
lieu that Congress adjourned while ther
:, was Still something icft nnappropriatcd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

Hon. John w. Shackclfcrd. of North
Carolina, ii a recent speech IN Congress
gave The following items from gleanings
or the Census Bureau. etc. Total work
ing force ofthc country estimated at l6,'
100000, divided thus: Engaged in agri'
culture, 7,o5O. 900 az per cent?; IN pro.
fessional and personal service, 3,30O,OOt
ca pcr cent? in manufacturing, mining
and mechanical work, 3,3O0,O00 t23 PEI
cent?: III trade and transportation, u
100000 % per nt.).-Amcrican Agri-
cuItnrist.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

UNCLE JOSH.
some are pa'shel ter do apple, oddohs
clamor fo' lie plum;
some iin' 'joyment IN dc cherry, oddohs
make ~ peaches hum;
Some git fast'ncd 70 de onion. oddohs lut
de aiichoke:
But ny taste an watahmcllcn er boun' BY
a pleasant yoke!
Hit er meller, lit er juicy,
Hit er coolin'. ilit er sweet.
Hit er painless ter de stusnmick-
Yo' kin eat, an eat, an cat
Some fin pleasure III dc Grunge, oddah
choose dc cantalonpc;
Some err for oh de banana, some q
huckleberry scoop;
Oar er timber in de punkin' fo' dc rich
est kind Oh pies;
But dnf speckled watahmcllcn! q, hov
il fills my eyes!
~ o. mus climb Ter get de apple, cr q
cherry, er de peach;
An mu@' alias. wen yo' eat dem, keep
doctah within reach:
But de lnbly watahmellcn makes his be-
upon De ground.
An de darkey. not de doctah, in d
moonlight makes de rouu'.
Hit cr meIIcr. hit er juicy.
Hit er roolin' ht cr sweet.
Hit er painless ter dc st,mmick-
70 Kin eat, an cat, an eat!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

Meeting n Indianapolis.
The following action was taken at The
last meeting OF the anti-prohibition
league and fully explains itself:
TO The People Of Indiana:
In May, 1881. The anti-prohibition
league was organized upon the following
resolutions. to-wit:
Resolved. That ~ Iihcrty-loving citi-
zcns we unite without reference 10 party
Difference 10 battle against The oppression
Iof psol,ihiiory systems and laws.
Resolved. That A. citizens and electors
|of this state. we pledge ourselves ~ sup
Ipoft no candidate IN the coming state
and legislative elections who does not
with us condemn and oppose the tyrani-
|cal system. the proposed prohibiiory
constitutional amendment, and other
lprohibitory legislation.
Resolved. That III the coming elections
we pledge our influence and support 10
THAT party organization which represents
our principles and views upon this ques-
ltion.
The democrats Of Indiana, at their state
conycntion Oh the I'd day Of August, 1852,
passed ihc following resolutions, to-wil:
''rhe democratic party is now, IS Il has
always been. opposed 70 All sumpiuary
Legislation, and II Is especially opposed
TO the proposed amendment 10 the con-
stitution of Indiana. known A. thr pro-
lhibitory amendment, and we are III favor
|of the submission OF said proposed
amendments TO the people, according I"
1.-The provisions OF the constitution for i;s
own amendment. and the people have .
fright % oppose or favor the adopi'rn.o .of
l"ns z. ~ '''s h'n..'u's"'S q ~ s'nts-
~ '''e,s on-.ac.a'io,'' 49, Wy su''n'r
SION y ieonr'i'n''onA' "n,o"un'cn'1 ,a =.
Il No'e ~ "'e peVp'' Sno"'v - !" 49,
NY u'.c' '''',' \" ",
I" = 1"'' so,e' anu ,''e'e'o'e s''oo'u ~ -
IL ksnefai eis,.ion. n..
Fl ihe tcpuo''.oanr - inu',ns' n', =, s''',
stare convention ~ 'nc ~ "as ~
ii august pasSeu tne io'io"inS 'eso'''''",
Y 'o-Mn; a,u
ihht Icposins t'us' 'n 'ne ps",''. -
IKE '""'''.'a n',;. - "n ~ Nv c"ns,i,n-
s.:'e l,'u' a's''.es , y - 'n,'.;,'oa s,,1 Il,
ton shall oe agreed q anu ruo'n''ss" ~. ~
'.'u 'sAs M :s'",u's si,'; ~ ','s .o r,..e
y l1ta'e NJ .',e'l uso's'o' ''.:' s's .nn;..
la.ie;u'.'s','s ;'.,.' ~. 49, 'os .a.ra.,a a"s
Io.'s'n; III. aa' nos - ~ =. ~. ,'.;, ,.,'"..
n Should no' pe msuc - ~ so''nE "pnn
mem ne1osn'x'ns ;'';aa ~ @ ~, - r.osr % -
III Xxx nronr;civ ~ fheir attention ~ r.
';ect;on and cher;shinr IL r;ylf ~ pri-
,,,c ;ndcm mi ~ favor shc submission
7 ~ shsse emcndments ~ ! snecjal election.
u % fhat there mav ~ N intellivcnt de-
-Ic;s;on thereon nninanenced ~ parti-
Is.. ;ssrcs
WurrrAs. The last republican lcqis-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

Tho New York Tribune saws: 1T Il
absurd 10 Jay that General Beaver has
any chance nc being elected. He could
mot BE- II the Independent ticket were
ont of tho !ield." That endorses the
opinion of the best informed politicians
|in Pennsylvania. that the success q the
Democratic ticket there II assured be-
yond tho question or doubt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

Another colored cadet has been pre-
scntcd for admission 10 West Point. .Io
won the place by fair means and attcr =
rigid competitive examinations. Ills
name n Livingstone, and he halls from
Florida. His trouble will begin when
the Northern Republican white boys a.
the Point begin their tricks and outrasee
upon him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

RATES on ADNfNi,~Eh~"'
For square. 10 lines pr less week. : ~
Each Subsequent insertion, - e.
Longer advertisements a. The same ra'e'
4 fraction over even square or squares
coantei A. square. These are ne terms
f,r transient alvertiscmcnts feasona'
III DEDUCTION will be made 70 regular
advertisers. a;.;.
Satiec~ 81 appointment q admins
t-ntors ana legal notices Of like character
% Be paid In advance.
AxSor~crSG CANDIDATES.
- raw,xhin of,cers. each e1.oC
80. - ror,+v 2.5C
-, n;ss,.r, c;reuit. or state. SOC
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

This conrnn NJ kIraness IN the proprietor n he pn-
per " f property rt me N I,ubtlk county, iur
rnttAflni of tscpefen ~ an, matter N interest ~
ihn public schools which may arise Every TEACHER
school r cer Ala friend W education Ia the county
earnestly requested ~ AID IN sustaining hs e.,emh
sent " J. -. DANIEL, jAsfEH. Ikpk>A-.