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In the case Of the Judge of Prince VIII
liam, the title Of the present judge has been
adiudicated, and by the decision OF the
Court of Appeals he has been declared
judge, and until that decision is reversed
he is the rightful judge, no matter what may
be the action Of the Legislature Northern
Neck NeuS.
True rs preaching.
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PROPOSALS


OFFICE RICHMOND Y DANyILLEl
EXTENSION COMPANY, /
Nc. so NORTH BROAD STREET, ATLANTA.G A (
Febru Try 20, 1882. }
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE
- GRADUATION, MASONRY, AND BRIDG-
NJ of that part ot the line of the Georgia Pacific
railway which lies between the town Of Admission.
Calhoun county. Ala, ton the Selma. Rome and
! Dalton railroaGJ and the city Of Birmingham, JEFF
ferson county, Ala. e~iNty-hye miles IN length, will
hc received by the Richmond and DInyille Exten-
sion COmpany at its Office, No. 30 north Broad
street. Atlanta. Ga, until WEDNESDAY the 18th
day of March, 1882, al IL o'clock VI.
The company reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
Probes and specifications may be seen At the
Offices of the company in Atlanta, Ca, and Birm-
Hpon application az the Offices of the company
1T oxford and Birmingham. Ala information
will be given 70 partiet. wishing To examine the
line. II. II. TEMPLE, Chief Engineer.
fc23-tl4thMh
CEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
> GRADING. MASONRY. AND TRESTLE-
WORK on the Richmond and Mccklepburg rail-
road between Keysyille and Clarksyille. Va, will
be received at the office Of the Richmond and
West Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse
Company. HOB Main street. Richmond, Va, un-
iii noon MARCH /. 1852. Information rs 20 de-
tails of work, specifications and blank forms of
proposals can be- obtained on application ~ the
aboye-namcd office. r.. ".
f. l7-td chief Engineer.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT or GAs-WORKs,l
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1882. !
CEALED PROPOSALS
will be received
IT TIL OFFICE
UNTIL
THURSDAY, MARCH,, 1882,
FOR TIE
BEST GAS COAL.
The quality, yield, and Illuminating powers to
be established by practical test ut thee works
The supply for the fiscal year ending February l
1888, to De delivered at The lower works, a the
necessity Of the superintendent may require. any
! deficit viii be deducted monthly from the price
paid the contractors. who will be required 10 give
bond and security for a faithful compliance Of thu
contract, and If inferior coal De repeatedly sent Il
the works after due notice from The superlntend-
cnt. II shall be deemed sufficient cause to abrogat'
the contract.
The Committee on Light reserve The right 10 re
jcct any and all proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES.
fc15-td superintendent.
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FANCY GOODS.

-
HAS OPENED DURING TIE WEEK
New designs in sILyER-PLATED FANCY
GOODS;
The handsomest PICKLE-sTAND we have
shown atsl;
\ few NEW DECORATIONS in TN SETS;
\ lot Of HEMP BUSTERS;
TIN WAsII-BAsINs, CALENDARS, SPICE
BOXES, sOAP-IIOLDERs. 60;
4 large invoice II ROCKGNG-CHNI,S hand
somely upholstered, at very iow price;
CHLDREN's CHAIRS, TABLE-CHAIRs,
NURsING-CHAGRS, &c;
More Of that ELEGANT CREAM-LAID NOTE
PAPER. selliugat l5c. per cutie or pack-ris
well worth 25c.
NOVELTIES CONTINUALLY ARRIVING
STEVENS,
fe Is sos Broad street.
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NOVEIS-

ID LONDON EDITIONS At 53C.
UTGH MIILER'S WOHL~-1ENIlMO\1 ~
THE ROCKS. &C. London editions 80 tl.5U; ~
DERSON'> BRITISH POtl>, - volume ,iii
London. go: UAWTIlORNE'~ WORKS. fnl-
umesin l~.si.5O:TUF BIBLE, In hlHdy t,lunl'
london. "a CIIAMBfE-'- ENGLISH iiIlIN-
TURE, ) volume, iu 4, $500, TIE POtl~. hl,'
editions. az SOC. 75c. and 81. The Target
ment of book, in an the department. uf hiciAiA''
l. At 1870 and 1900 Main street.
IL 96-dSw RANDOLPH & lNuilNHt
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DOOKS, STATIONERY. a..

TnE MYSTERIES OF TIT CouEf on Lol :
NAPOLEON. spicy aui rcy. ~ mO' "'''
JUDGE T0rRGEE's NEW BOOK, JOHN
FAN -r,n.u- H.
THE sOITH WtrlioU 4 >iiAD""' 10y '"'
thor II .. F1ul'- Errtni.' ,,-.
ESTIrRN M,G VINE ant YOUNG NDll
JOIRNAL fnr March. ru.r.
PICTIRF-FRAMtS, CABINET HUN
GRAPHS.
NOM sty.cs IN STATIONERY
An No~. in , ASIDE and fRANklIN-SYl NEi
81 u NRIfSN N.LEONAkD',,
Nsw~leat'I
soa QO- Main street.
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JULIAN KARsLAKE's SECRET.

JULIAN KARSLAkE's SECRET.
A Novel. by Mrs. John Holder Ncedeli. l2mo.
Extra cloth. sI.25; paper cover 90 cents.
"A very wei written and a still better conceived
story."-.Nep York World.
FOR sale by all booksellers, or VIII be sent 10y
mail, postage prepaid, on receipt of the price by
J. IL. LIITINCOTT & o Publishers,
7l5 and III Market street,
&c 23-Tb,sa&Tu3t Philadelphia.
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THOMAS VI. ALFRIESD & son, GENERAL AGENTS,
NO. NoRTHTESTH STREET RICHMOND VA
re 26-6tl
BOOKS. So.

lust PUBLIslIED.-The Church >'a
~ sons. Historically aud Politically |illustrtf, t...
Alex. II. Grant. $3.50; Life u NoltIlrr. ~ j ,
Parton, TWO volumes, r6 Memories II Old l'Id.
by Caroline Fox, fl.oOi The flr-i book. ~ NM"
ledge. by Frrd. Guthrie, b.. T.. =, 81 Afltnii- N
Antcdilusisn World. by DUuuclly. illustrated .
The Making of England, boy Green, zoe ih
$3.50; old Grek Education, hy ~NihoH,t zoe
me Ingolsleys Legends. illustrated. by rUiksbln.
Irech. and fenniel, tngli-b oiiti0n. 25c.
IL Pa NtSr, JOHNSTON 4 To-
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UINE sTATIoNERY.-we have r.

INI\E STATIONERY we nav ~
L Gently received new supplies Of NltE >IN-
TIONERI. embracing
LITTER AND NOTE PNPkk~:
Nnbs ENVELOPES N BoNf-s
EINT GOLD EMS AND PENCILS;
THE BFsT srEtL PMS. g,r
BLACK. BLUE, Wolff ,Ahlhl' ""
MINI. AND COPYING lNk-:Du
WRITING TABLETS FOR INK AND
IhRGF -TOCk or FNCELLtNf Null
AND LETTER PAPERS At Nthf IL"
PRICES.
FINE POChkT-lOOhS mani
ELEGANT WRlrlND-ptSh>. MD ~
FOIiO-. WOODHOtsEN fNhhN"'
fc 10
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MEETINGS.

,r1xn RIcmMoSp C~oMNASpnnY,l
Nc. 2. X. T..
VA, February 81 1882.
GENERAL ORDER NO. S3.-NX
~ SIN KNraHTsr-Attsna q The ,ay- X
iS%, Z. Of h iss com mn %Ip corner Third ard ~
Main streets, THIS (Tncsday)
a' N. ns bloc n r ra,,rne Of 81. Andrew. No.
10, and visiting Sir Knights arc cordially invited
nv d prdssea ~ the Eminent, Commander.
JOHN F.MAYER, Captain-Gencral.
Attest: s. Nee. FismEI., Recorder. &c 2s-lt
OFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF CAP
OIToI, oDGE. No. 2Oe6, KNIGHTS OF
HONOR. are requested TO attend = regular meet
Ing, at wilkinson's Hal. THIS iuesaayd w
NM nj ~ o'clock. A '"' Ut
or'e' o' tue j. b. WOODWARD,
70 os-fts Reporter.
THE MEMBERS OF THE OLD FIRST
i VIRGINIA INfANTKf ssoGdA nTEy
BATTERY ASSOCIATION VIII assemble az the
sGngcr Hall THIS EVENING, At ~ O'clock 70
meet the committee Of Aaron Wilkes Post by
order of rpr
fe 2S-1t COMMiIIhE.
THE REPUBLICAN READJUSTERS
questcd 10 meet the members of jackson Ward
Republican Readiuster Club THIS CTne,dayl
ut ~ O'CLOCK ~ NalSn = fidil' tolhti
Clark and DuyaI streets. Business OF importance
10 every voter will be transacted.
BY order OF the President.
fe 2S-fts i. SON, PRESIDENT.
RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILDING, LoAN,l
AEp TRUST COMPANY,
NO. 1900 MAIN STREET
under Planters National Bankl,-
RICHMOND, VA, February %, 1882.
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
N Frs OF THIS COMPANY will he hold at
their office. on WEDNESDAY, March i, 1852,
at q O'Clock l.. NJ. for the election Of directors for
the ensuing ycar-postponed from the annual
meeting for wan, Of a quorum. Members are re-
quested to be present In person or represented by
proxy.
ByOrder OF The President.
WILLIAM LOVESsTElN,
fe 25-4t Cashier.
OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY Co.,l
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, 1882. :
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OFrHE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
WAY COMPANY: The annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY will he held at the Office
of the second vice-president of the company, In
the city o. Richmond, Va, on THURSDAY The
10th Of March. 1852. j. GARRETT,
fe ll,14.sl.oe.SM h7,14l6 Cashier.
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We have The Southern Clinic for Fcbru-
airy, DIR. &. A. BRYCE, NJ. d., editor, Rich
nnuH Va
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RO0K AND JOB WORK NEATLY
1EXECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY and IA, prevailed S'e"'
IN llOr BiTIERS.
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NOR SALE, AN EIGlIf-llok>t n
II CINE AND SIXTEEN HORST bpil.fh' "
good order. Address for terms, Sc, ear ~
nee, lie 25-5tl "EN''NS
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GENERAL LOCAL OPTION.

At Il O'Clock the consideration Of the
general local-optIon bill was resumed.
Without reaching 4 vote on the main ques-
ton, which was on the engrossment OF the
bill, the House adjourned.
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ToCAI. OPTION

Petitions favorable to local option were
presented as follows:
BY Mr.. GRGGs: From citizens OF Mar
tinsyille, Henry county.
By Mr.. WILKINS: From citizens OF
Northampton.
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SEWING.THREAD

THE PEOPLE APPRECIATE MERIT
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STATE OF PENNSNIyAN-CtY AID COUNTY ~ Pm. NofLrhiA S.
Bel re me ntrIM that on he 2It day # January lsS@u mcWy M.N~M WIEM lH
H. PreNran notary public resident in meSh aid city, dY chnmNHmri III YFa 80" 80 III
nSI orG recorded nrCrNmanya appeared LOUD 0N sNowpEN r~iim,anl 1Mb ~ fHN
SnJaE 0f mel mF NSNcLAuS6 Of pm ADJ TmN pa wh. being duly NM ht ~ ~
Grw%ng is atea ndConst Eutunct Of the actual condition 81 said g1hAEm on We M
IhW9 fis aGi yar-t VII The 3Et day Of DccnHrl 1881, according 10 the b"Nh m'rm"W
mn In testimony WHEREOF have hccnto set m hand an n%sd De "a l1 my INC me- M T"
}sENt 2lt lay of January Hc2.
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H. ASSETS
n a~cts Of SidSompany, and detailed statement Of how and In what the I'M are
Nauc OF T@le fate0 owned by the company lies tho amount tot cncumbnncs ubcrsnhs
Loans on nou sn1 mortgage tfly recorded and bdng irt lns IN the fee lmptD
upon "hhh 10Y more un one yers INTEREST," l.
Loans on bond and mortgage (hrtI tng upon which more unn one years interest Is
L Interest due on AZ sid bond and mortgage loans I'll 1926 81; interest accrued there
IT, ' 800 o-Otihw Gee ... .... ......
'aWe oi ands mougaged. exclusive Of buildings and pcrshatle improve
Iy,rm ~ .' -. -" 80. "'"""F t1zs39S
Total value Of aid mortgaged emlcs. s2sOG55o
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Ftnk-On Monday night The separator
belonging 10 fveeneys s Anderson,
was burned NJ the farin ofa Mr.. Gray, IN
Jefferson township. IN Pike county. To-
geihcr with about 100 bushels Of wheat
aud q stack Of straw. The owners think
X was set on fire. as when they left H.
after quitting work in the evening, every
thing was examined and appeared per-
fcctly safc. and all the fire extinguished.
The separator was q new one, only having
been used this season.
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In these times or quack medicine 3D.
vertiscmcnts everywhere, Il IL truly graf
flying 10 1nd ono remedy that i worthy
Of praise, and which really does - rec
commended. Electric Biltors We can
vouch Tor - being Z true and reliable
remedy, and one that will do q recon.
mendcd. They invariably cure stomach
and Liver Complaints. Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Urinary difficulties. WI
know Whcreof We speak, and : readily
say give them = trial. Sold q ifty cents
abottle, By Mehringcr Bros. Jasper, and
=. N. SWarts uuningburg, Ind. ?.
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0rThe meeting Saturday night wss
productive Of some good. This week
Mr.. Fink has put down . good brick
walk; Mr.. krempp mas begun filing h's
walk. 10 bring tito grade, 80 q % lay
the brick ; MI. ,. I. Brett and r j. Cos.
mann are getting the material on The
ground for walks IN front Of their resi-
|dcpces, and Mr.. John Mehringer says
his shall be fixed next week. Now keep
the work going until all the walks which
have been ordered arc completed, and
done IN accordance with the ordinance
and the town will look q 100 per cent.
better. III after ten days any citizen i
not getting bis walk fixed, the Law A.
against such old fogics should be put in
active operation. Let u reap some q
the benefits or an incorporation, as well
as pay the taxes 70 keep It up--other'
wise ii had better dissolve.
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PREPARE FOR WiSTER-T0 do this
properly you must have good stoves,
both cooking and heating. md Mrs.
Erny's Is the place for You 70 get them:
She has now the largest and most varied
stock in styles ever brought to Jasper,
having received another carload Of the
latest patterns, embracing both coal and
wood burning cooking and heating
stoves, from the fancy nickel trimmed
mica Widowed, turreted Monitor, q
plain old fashioned Franklin. Or four
holed Actives. Mrs. Erny says she don
intend 20 be heat In prices Or quality
Give her q call.
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All persons suffering from Conghs,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Loss 81
Voice. or any affection OF the Throat and
Lungs, are requested 70 call q Mehrin-
ger Bros. Drug Store, Jasper. and q. w
Swartx. Hnntingburg, Ind, and get : trial
Bottle OF DIR. Kings New Discovery fov
Consumption. free Of charge. which will
convince them Of rs wonderful merits
and show what = regular dollar size bottle
will 40. Call early. 3.
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PrRsoxAL.-Hon. John b. Goldman,
one OF the leading merchants Of ferdi-
nand. spout . part Of last Saturday ~
Jasper.
Mr.. Aaron Applcgate, the affable agent
|of the New Albany Ledger, called On "
last Friday. lie was looking after busi-
ness for the boss paper Of the 80 district,
and obtained several subscribers IN this
county. The Weekly Ledger should DC
In every family.
That prince ofconductors, Mr.. Pierce
Farmer, OF the /. q r. II. r., was in Jas
per Tuesday on q short furlough, shaking
hands with his numerous friends.
Our former fellow citizen, and clever
business man, MIR. Beck. now Of Gin
lcinnati, called 20 sec us Monday lie
was on . hurried trip, and didn't get %
see but few OF his friends. Under GER
tain contingencies he may return to JAS.
lper. Our people would heartily vel
Icomc him back.
Cant. w. Daniel made . short visit q
his family and friends sunday. He y
still employed on On Owensboro boat.
Misses Belle Wclman. Lou. Brucker'
ih1flo Hays, h8Nc oMccuct, A@ottIx
Doane, Maggie Nohr. Carrie Eckert, w
Brelago and Mrs. Gutgcsell and Jos
Whitehead, ,. n. Pleasant, Robt. Will
son. n. Sweeney, Jr., John Melchior, u.
III. e. Fink and w. s. Whitsctt, al wen
from Jasper this week, % teach III
avoung ideas how % shoot IN variouI
townships in the county.
Mr.. Henry Wyman and wife, Of Crsw
ford county, have been visiting bis sic
tier. the wife or Mr.. John 8. Barnett, Il
Jasper, last and this week.
Mr.. Ed. Kuobler took IN the State Fai
last week, and was well pleased.
Mr.. r. McCallisier, OF Springtowr
Crawford county. was IN Jasper Tues
day. He Il running : hotel there nov
Mr.. Lon. Greene went % Crawfor
leo. On business last Monday.
Mr.. w. b. Pleasant got married ii
, week In Crawford GO. and brought hl
lair bride 10 Jasper, 20 visit bic brothe
John. The CouRIER wishes them JOY.
J Dr. +. Hcrbig, tho physician Of PIX
llcounty sulphur Springs, took Ed. MERCK
cr there y ! patient Of his Monday.
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~ Why. Mrs. smith. where did
You get that nice furnituref Mvs how
nice II looksl and oh! how il shines
Where did You get it?'
"Why. Mrs. Brown, &c. It Ct allies
Brothers. Of course. They keep better
furniture now than anybody ever did u
Dubois county before
Mrs. Br0wn.-"Y0u do eayy'
Mrs. S." Yes. and that il not All, FOL
they are selling II cheaper than i seems
anybody could sell Il. just want you
and every body else to 60 there and sec
their stock OF fine furniture. You just
ought 10 see the crowd swarming IN q
Allies Brothers 70 bny furniture!7 q.
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u-The Boonville Fair last week vas
largely attended. and generally called .
success. During the week the Boonville
Post-oficc and the store Of j.. N. Huds-
pesh were b~urgIarized. showing that the
horse races drew some others besides
agricuIturists 10 the town.
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IRELAND SALoox.-Messrs. Hogen \
Sue<s have nearly completed : new
building in Ireland, adjoining pr. PARIS
new house, In which they intend open
Ing In : short time Z first class liquor e.
loon. if this u burned, Is the last one
was, Il will almost inevitably burn Pr.
PARIS house too.
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n-visitors returning from abroad, a.
well A. recent emigrants. will hnd Ayers
Sarsaparills helpful IN avoiding the hard
ships Of acclimation, and IN removing
the boils, pimplcs and eruptions conse-
ouent upon sea diet. Its blood cleansing
qualities remedy such troubles promptly.
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~ Mr.. Krempp's VA the "boss'
epccch Il the meeting Saturday night
The Town Board ought % now take
courage and move on % their duty u
having the sidewalks and street cross
ings fixed properly al over town before
had weather sets In.
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PRrAcurxo.-Rev. s. r. Anderson, the
new Methodist minister on this Circuit,
will preach II the n. f. Church In Jas.
Der. on Sunday morning next, q l0l
o'clock. Sabbath School e 3 o'clock.
The public are invited.
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~Mr. w. M. Douglass. OF Shoals. nm
aged citizen, made two attempts % COM
nit suicide Il that town last week. be-
cause he thought be had lived long
enough He was prevented from car
rying out HE rash purpose.
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BuRoLARY.-Mr. G. w. Dufendach's
store q Hnntingburg, was b~urglarized
Sunday night last The rogues got N q
aback window. They did not take much
Of value. Marshal John Morgan says he
shot & them several times. Lie must bc
poor marksman, % they LETT no evil
denco Of being "Winged.n
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WILLIAM a. BRITAIN. - Madison to~n~Lir'fs I
Tor cornty COMMISSIONS for the lst D-ktrie'
" Dubois county
LERoy CAVE vim BE- . candidate Tor County Com
missioner. Tor ne lst District - Dvbcis county.
HARRls0< MORO Az y . candidate Tor County Cpu
missioner, for the III District ~ Dubois county
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WrrcoMr.-Hon. IeI,oy Cave took
cossesaion or his Hotel property near
he depot Monday, and Il now ready for
travellers and boardcrs- Welcome %
town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

A FfxE PIcruRE -Mr. Mcssmore hss
just completed and put in : beautiful
frame : striking large portrait Of the late
Mrs. Louise Leighton, which may be
seen for : few daysat his gallery. When
such excellent work g this ~ b done
q home there d no necessity for sending
away for portraits.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-10-06

Live Stock Owners shonld keep = sup
Div of David r.. Eout< Powders for their
stock. For sale BY Mchringer Bros
See adv. y.
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0,~Mr. Long closed . very successful
term OF writing school last Monday
night. and Il now doing some nice por'
trait work life size, specimens Of which
NAV be seen at Meesmorc's gallery.
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MARRrAGE LicESsEs. - During the past
week Clerk Gosmann has issued the fol-
lowing:
s. W. Clapp and Americs Burton.
JOS. n. Bremen and J Josephine Gerber
"A. r. Roberson and Cynthia A. King
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GA change Of weather will necessi-
tate = change Of clothing. Do not be
caught without II, but 60 right TO Lehf-
burger. Kahn q Co.'s. where you will
fnd clothing OF all descriptions.
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me miserable locks and feelings u those confined A
<..r- 81 work tables. are caused ~ weak stomach. KID
r.xs ~ bowels. Park cr'e Ginger Tonic without intpxi
r.,,,r hax such Z btnefic NJ action an these organs and
=, rissn~~< the poisonous matters from The System. that
ro.y cheeks and COED health are soon brought b&c'
ersln.-IExpress.
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0rn you don't feel good try Pr
Hul-cee's Disease Eadicator, sold BY
Mehringer Bros, and you will feel like a
bigger man than Grant 3
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80 Numbers or people have been en-
loving eating enc. al, fresh oysters q
K rempp's this week.
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IT Is rumored 4 change Of time on
he n. II. will take effect monday next.
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erLehrburger. Kahn 3 Co, pay for
zoos Is cents. butter IS cents, feathers
So cents, dried apples, choice, u per
bushcI.
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RooxE Tow>sm' SciiooLs.--The teach.
crs for the coming year 10 this township
arc a. follows:
Dist. No. 1, VIM. r. Bixlcr.
No. 2. WIN. 4. Young.
No. 3, VIM. i. Charnes.
No. 4. James w CondiiE.
{" No. 8, Marion Denruler.
{" No. 9. Leroy Hope.
No. =, Dora Hope.
No. 8, Dosia Hope.
No. 9. Josiah Whitehead.
Tho new School house, near Porters-
vile, Is about completed.
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"a very pleasant gathering. with q
caudy- pulling attachment. was entertain
"a at Mr.. Dunham's last Saturday night
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=. .,..hx extract. when you can hny ; lasting perfume ~
Selirhtf1ily fragrant and rsireshins q fiorss'on CO..
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spoutIna. cuttering, Roofing and Job
Work promptly attended 60. Call and
examine stock and prices.
OCT. s. ~. MRS. Emmy.
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I'LL AEELL. Of Je1erson Tp.. isa candidate for Coun'
NJ Commissioner for tbe second district q Dubois COM
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Election Tuesday Nov. 9TH, 1882.


isiD0RR SCHUMACHER n candidate Or rs-slss
ton - Arditor o. Dubois Conufy.
John cE~AxELsrAcHsR i candidate ~ County
Auditor
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n. R.-A larre stock Or the besf sIn-wsre.
hoflow-wn-e cutlery. A.: also .
great variety or goods Of I'll ftnde m her
line u business. which vii ~ sold at tho