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WHAT IS SAID OF
THE CENTURY MAGAZINE.

"Frnn the very start this magazine body TOOK
W q forward position and 1t h1s boldly and sp.ell-
Oily II obtained its place. With :c nlinll,1f Il -
He";, c'sli; I.ialitStc is aggressive and utr.ll-
gent enterprise. AID fitlca ching have been the r.
suits During the past ye.l", THE GENTRY has
oa;ni2 It's FORMER "a.i liz aiinGt ever, uc OF its
u'p;r.n 'nt:i. son" q: It's clyrlyin~s have been
a'Iiiisy n2c: several N those in Tie December
number are particularly o-i.l" portrait II Per-
Cooper especially And its reputation has; ,.>.ll TO
our Mind. as ns:h Wdened by lis Improved excel
iesa on III" literary side as on the ;.ri,;i: The
time was when TIE illustrations first ana TIE
letterl,reS1 second. II net third In in}alti nee,
but that time, Tor year or mora has Iaan passing
surely a|ay."-N. J.. Times, Dee, 3, I6,:;.
"THE CENTURY has tho effect OF greater luxury
in editing than any Uf the rival ,nagaN ins; THE
v. \. Nation and Ereniny Post. Dec q is.33.
Nolr is he fin,e to subscribe. Pri.-', Il ;ma,.
Az Grai@rS take subsc! iAtions remittance ,ay
Ge Htadp di'sc. to
THE CENTURY Co. New YORK, Y. Y. It
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wEwTLL START EARLY to clear up odd suits and
broken lots at half their original value. Eiseman
Rros cer.er 7th and E
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Every Purchaser OF S1.5O or More
Tomorrow at NJ. AugenSteins, Sl1-S19 S21 eth st.
NV, will be presented with large and handsome
bouquet holder.
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The Old Mems Home.

DIR. Bull's Cough Syrup never fails to cure q
Cough or Cold In short time. Price . cents
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Amusements. &C.. Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER. - Lawrence Barrett In
sFranceSca da RninI"
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE-MrS Langtry In aThe
~HunchbackD
LINCOLN HALL-Kit Carson Post concert.
TERATER COAroUE-varieties
DINE MUsEUM.-varteticS
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FENTIE ATTACT: OF CERTAIN OF ID LINE JO1'REAIs
4 E;'o: r auil - Gir Life .,sso;.a tiui. Vas
intended 20 utterly lHin its business LIT scells to
have lad tin opposite effect Tor s,l 4 last
month applications received for go .i,eu.-
hncr. Assessment No 10 irsr collected brought in
$4,000 He serve fund exceeds ,lCO eco which
is being invested in US Bonds by the TRUSTEE the
tlai Trust Company of New York The association com.
peted its thru year i'll Octobr AMI las already written
IL 250ceri.cacs covering 20 Coo lOI uf INSURANCE The
admission Zee and years dues iii advance are @ On
S., Geo. AID so On $40 Goo ! lie a:li.;ai dues :orxy.
r,Iscs 81 Cor each COG Of the certificate Tn, rs
stssmeIts for death claims az. ~ 81 OF, ach
SlMo Of tie crtlflcat. at az 3. 81 "A A. az,
No. age 3D. ~! one fourth OF each assessment goes
lnfo III" ,serVe litnti 10 lIot,cl tie
lay and extra mortality Cone and l.is,,rt Ofiice
1919 IL street
nit I.Y KNIGHT General Aoan+
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GREAT SACRIFICE in boots and shoes at J. Brooks.
R Trh street f25 pairs ladies' fine kid hand-Sewed
button boots, at $3.50, worth 81
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One of the most beneficial charities In existenceis
that which provides resting place for weary and
worn out old men They have many inflrmties
and diseases, one OF the most common Of which Is
rheumatism. Just here comes In the advantage Of
Perry Davis Pain Killer. which has relieved the
sunerings OF many an old man by driving away the
most severe rheumatic pains.
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SHIETS-DON'T FORGET THAT THE
- MYSTERY" SHIRT
the best Shirt IS ever offered in tis or .nv
ether country being elegantly made OF the very best
material ~
This Shirt has been cold in this market for ten year
and thousands of best citizens testify to its an.
periority, both Ii to quality und Mt
OLIy 10 ceIitS tor the
MYSTERY" SHIRT
the best fitting anu most uniform quality of sny shirt
IN the market.
Sold only 1t
MEGINNISS
aul5 lUO2 street northwest
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the safe ~ TIE D2c@1',p' Co.ltu3'y in tait en-, r
t'H h:S beet greater than ttIt ur 0uy p,er;ofs
:,t.LlttI.
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The Galvano-Magnetic Treatment
OF DISEASE (AND COMBINATION SysTEM.)
Call or send for pamphlet containing many testi-
mOnialS OF cures wrought In Baltimore, Washing
ton and other places. Consultation free at our
Office or home OF patients Satisfaction guaranteed
DR.. F. A. PARSONS & Co.,
n. E. Cor. Lexington and Liberty SITS, and 922H r
street northwest. Washington. D. c.
Washington Office hours:-S a. IN. to z p. m. 9
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The Galvano-Magnetic Treatme

Prompt and Positive.
"BenSOrs Capcine Porous PlasterS are the best In
uSe."-H. j. CaSSebeer. Pharmacist, New York, CSC.
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DAVIS Instantaneous Pictures OF children ar
way ahead of every other gallery In the city. 81
Pa. ay.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF S1GN.I. OFFICER.
WGrUIxc-cS, D. c.. Dec. i3 1882. go an
ror +ha middle Atlantic states warmer fair
yrssfber exert il northern New York, loca! rains
s',nf1wpst winds, lower barometer.
sprrr.I BTLIETIS-FaTa WEATHER Tn-gcgR0v
F.Ir weather Is indicated for the middle Atlantic
s.atss Cl Friday.
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XMAS CARDS, toys, books, scrolls. ]. Jay

SUITS TO ORDER ut far below their usual price
1seman Bros, tailors and c!othiers, coz 1th ana f
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Buy your boy nicEle SteTn-wtDdi1g watch
chain at s. 30. LaGSon. 52S 9Th street
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HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT.
NV. GAIT, BRO. co...
JEWELLERS AND s1LvERsM1THs,
HAVE COMPLETED THEIR PREPARATIONS FOR
THE HOLIDAYS.
AND SUGGEST THAT PURCHASERS MAKING
THEIR SELECTIONS NOW
WILL FIND LARGER ASSORTMENT THAN CAN
BE SHOWN JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
STORE OPEN IN THE EVENINGS UNTIL CHRIST
1l07 PENN AVENUE u9 I'm
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A Slight Cold,
II neglected, often attacks the lungs Browns
Bronchial Troches give sure and immediate relief.
Sold only in boxes. Price 25 cents.
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SEAToN PERRY.
Perry BGilins
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street
Established $50 IL
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"Alderney 3s,iry Wagons
Fresh Attorney f":t"". churnel every mor,ln-
ana delivered IL haif-rnunG "Warl' prints, So, y.,
r'lnl. Also. Cottage Cheese. Biitter..lE ana SW ee:
f,iik. ~. per quart. Cream 15c. pint.
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FLORIDA ORANGES. received direct from groves on
Indian river, wholesale and retail
". s BROWN & Co.
Corner 01th and III streets northwest
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Loulsa keIiH.s CoSeERT.-The proc-raro for flar,
day. coraprise eeT o.cers Tomorrow evening fFri
one. slgnor Ferr.nI, Ae:abers, and Is an excellent
amt the a F giS sheeogg vii render aEila 1s so
from Don P.zsa,sIa SoeS Good Bye. ana the due.
DF1yania Avenue d. -nelzefotts, 925 PENN
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ssHOu:2a on sH-.,<..,
ASK fer Wells "EnnTil on COrnS" IL, Quick
compete. permanent cure. Co.nS warts :ulnions 9
Ask your Grocer for ,he Orator Rye Whisky.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Hcr sr1ne diamond Jewelry at Prigeas
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MALAGA CREAM GRAPES, cough drops, caTamels
wine tetly, mince meat mince pies charlotte russo
ice cream and ices, all our own make.
JARVIS, 426 9th street.
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spiendid bay AND s1 HoKsEs FOR SALE, pair or
TREY be sold To- - ana coac.i horses VIII posi-
Wash Sa.5arss ST. as Fro9T, aL II O'clock a m A.
Also, s,i:sH, sss,an.t, No. 1896 street norf T-,
rare opporIn.1, Sle mare, which Is SAID - he u
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XMAS PRESENTS given away at Dammanns open
ing today and tomorrow. 4. Dammann, agt., so
7th street
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-, ssIHbiIKAIIoS OF TIE STRONG CaSr-The hearing
OF The ctse OF sam ~ ronr agatr.- tho M, ,s
o., tne az ottrdtoTrs {a.eSsrS. ". p Clark N T.
sLFs anu r. Clark has been adjourned urtjI Non,
10y ,iofhihS. when iI is expected that I f.rffuC-
&c eoiapiete, End l. l. then expected hat I'm,
f4t aeor5 viii at once prOceed 10 niak az th4ir
Str1,S = ihis Is a claim for Wor.. cone by Mr.
STRUNG II the coIIst ructton or sewers 70 ~ --
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FLOOR OIL CLOTHS all widths from 81 cents. best
Brussels CARPETS choice designs 15 cents: Floor
bruggets, all sizes, s., Sc, 81, IS. Towson's, Pa
ave south side
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E!-.rsietf:s G'OcCai,.c
Promotes q vigorous end healthy growth or tho
Ear II has been ,lScii in th0ueanGS q cases who're
the nalr was coming OUT. and has never failed Ia
trlr>t lis decay. Sc Euraett ) Fiayorng Extracts
the best.
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New Saddlev Shop,
JOHN TISOXLEI7
NORTH MAIN srRgEr.
JAsrkR, INDIANA.

TSHv ~saId sssp sssisiIy assoeses % sAs
public shsshs = sew psspsssd . asnslsessrs q
sADDLKs.
Hua0Y HARxnss. ~ ''
naggy rr1mmlng dsns Win neataess and 6Iupstr>
~ and wakou whips. 4c., AZ.
%. y. n: sonS SRoxlxa.
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! a real nice little girl. not NJ DUR ac-
!quaintance. however. hut li;'; not thor
.ssnd miles away. asioni-led her teacher
hy producing the following compost
'iion:
Once there was real nice young lad '
with pretty eyes. md pretty hair. a,u
pretty teeth. and KAY and pretty clothes
and she loved . young man and lie -
poor and handsome and he loved her fpo.
but her rnren's were down on him be-
cause he conidnt put on style. I:.i slse
loved him with strong love and be low
led her with strong love and Il Is re-
wArded--afterwards. Ore day he won
u big lot Of money, and then her folks
said he was : daisy, and thew got mar
|ried, not the folks. but her aud him. and
they still loved each other with strong
love, but nobody brought them no little
babies. ard they didn't like II because
they wanted some % play.with and take
out IN the evening. But nobody brought
the babies. and = cruel )war sprupg up,
and the loving young man joined the
army, waa taken prisoner and kept for
seven long years. and never cav his low
ing wife, but be loved her through it al
with slronR love: then The war got
stopped and he camel homo, and what
did be find2 2 He found what he always
wished for--seyen little children that
his loving wife presented him with in|
bic absence. This was strong love re-
warded.'
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How the People Can Get. Even.
Lcnsv'Iis crusi-r.Journas
MOI Guilty" eay tho Jury.
Not 6uiify:of what
of conspiracy 70 defraud tie. Gov
Bah Where Wa she need Or con.
spIfary when Brady could as to Dor
sey, Let me have $50. .OO0.c and rnrld
sev 70 lale or Peck. LET me,hern &l0.
W. The money was hansleil over im-
n'edinielv. and no questions asked. Thev
ail understood each other.
m"w VS. Indiana carried il 1880?
BIZ money.
lAow ui.i.ny At.t
Over S25Oc0O.
Where did they get Nj? ~
oio!e i out Of the nafiona1 ireasurv.
Collected By taxation of d. neonie
There 70 pay the legitimate expcnses of
the government.
Then the people were robbed
They were.
WIZ any q thelstoIens money b. ~
Not dollar.
bnf won't the thievfs b. punished? ?
ro:a jury cav they aro "lof Rujlsv.0
HOW sre the people to Get even ?
~ msshlDg the Repu blican machine
next year and placing honest men - ~
4tts
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1 'lf such Il the ease replied Gen.
Sheridan. .sIthongh am Inclined 10
lqnestion u. the wind must be blowing \
gale from the east III Chicago "a .dav.'
II have looked III 10 ask II any or you
'honxnt Of bringing along barrel os
lrhloride Of lime. raid Judge Rollins. an
!pearing a. the entrance. II think there
must he decsyiny bison III this vicinity
't"n before ! len Omaha saw that The
AsIntic cholera was spreading
- neve never had anything 10 affect me
like this since the feasherhead boif 10 the
Chicago convention said the chief. wl.o
had walked into the tent unprrceived.
Are you certain that no members Of ile
Albany transom party hsvo found their
"None that know or said Robert
Lincoln. The train was dlsinfecte be-
|foro We started
Il think. = aaid Gen. Sheridan. "that We
have csmped on an old Sioux burning
|yround. Either that. or there Il an Il, !
dian village 20 the windwnrd' or us.7
'fs the guide here ?v asked the chief.
n will send FOR him. said Col. Nike
sheridan. "He:wilI come instsntly.n
''T M - - ts<+ytItuk tIICktI, - IU2I
moments passed By. The RDntlemen stood
around the table IN silence. The chief
.aturated napkin with vinegar and held
i 70 his noso. The others followed hisl
Presently heavy footsfep wss heard
outside. and frontiersman entered. Hell
sasped for breath. turned an appealing |
ook toward the chief. aud fell heavily 70 |
he ground
Two hours lsier. when consciousness|
'eturned. he found himself IA the open
'ir stretched upon . camp bedstesd, and
,urrounded bv the members o. The expe-
iilion.
"GentIemen.S hs said family. "you
must excuse me. i 4 long time since
lived in city, and can't stand any,
hing like that. know LIN rough 10 nv
manners, gentlemen, but never ate one
u 'em IN my life. and cant stand thell
'meli. You city men may like 'em, but
'onfound me ! don't" II
But ere they not Yellowstone rsb-
lite? Are they
"Oh. Lord you'lI kill me-" sald ths L
ronticrsman. "YeIloWsf0no rnbblis I'll
Yellowstone robbito bo--excuae ne. een :
iemeD. I'm rough know. why, 6Issfl
~ eyes, gentleman, ve call 'em skunksI
y Missouri Il
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The Secretary Of the Stase Fair send
ius tho following:
\ a ca'I . the secretsry's Office give
ample evidence OF increased interest Il
l|'his annual event, judging from the lsrg,
||am0unt 0f mail matter In connection
||therewish. and early applications for *
lhibision space. together with the kin(
l.xprtssi0as from sIl sources, and ths
improvements now going on, guarantee
'ihe assertion that the coming State Fair
commencing September 2lfk. will exec
in every particular.
I, IN addition 70 the extensive improve
snents on the grounds last ecaeon bS
cattle and horse siaIIs, SO new pens fol
I-heep and hogs are now under way
they are constructed on . new and
unique plan. and for cunveniencs and 90.
Ipearancc are superior % anything of the
kind known- Judging from the past. Il
H. estimated that there will be $1,000 0oC
worth % machinery and ol, 500 O00 worsl
|of live stock on exhibition. The amount
|of business transacted at the Indiana
State Fair BY sales u fsr beyond Whal
the casual observer would suppose, and
amounts 70 milIione. and che amount 81
money put ID general circulation by co.
700 visilors = not less than half : million
dollars.
During the thirty years Or 10 existence,
the Board Of Agriculture have paid Out
In premium awards near quarter of !
million Of dollars. the resulls OF which
arc demonstrated at each succeeding Fair
BY the wonderful improvement IN I'll
kinds of domestic animals, and the ex-
hibition IN the mechanical department,
embracing every new device and I'm
provement in fhrm machinery also ~
lhe magnificent displays OF III kinds
made BY artisans and business men.
The whole exhibition a the coming
State Fair Will b Or such nature that
no entcrprising farmer can afford % stay
away, Or deprive bic family of The useful
lessons IN progressive industry there
taught and realized and every facility
will Be Afforded % exhibitors and visit.
Drs 20 make the State Fair Grounds u
grand mart for trade and exchange.
Arrangements ere pendIng for special
attractions during The Fair, % addition lo|
he large premium On speed.
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II
n paper on This subject. read'it. The
article which attracted my attention
most was one about thorough work ia
drainage. and what might Be expected
N the way of . per cent annually. BY In
vesting money in drainage. thought
Il over and over. had g that time
three or four hundred dollars By me, and
i was mot making NE anything. and !
could not readily Iosn it at : good n \
|terest, and young stock Was hardly 10 Be
bad q any price. Finally concluded
|to undordrain . twenty-acre field near
|my house, and I thought. well. I will do
4 right To get . good outlet I had %
|dig flret On open drain down the road
about eighty rods. But having reached
the point where We Wished % enter the
dclds We commenced laying the tile three
feet and shalt deep, and run ont larger
end smaller drains. Well. there u no
nee - ny telling oil about h0W d;d q.
only that the drains would average abous
dve rods apart, and u cost ne about 12ll
per acre. Well, said 20 myself several
times. Will e pay7 finished np the
work about the 1Tt oi Nay. but I had
the side where We began first, plowed
before We finished the dltchinR. end we
hsd tho whole 1eld rsady Sor planting 81
the 10th Of May.
"There was gvest difference II work
ing The land the 6rst wear. when fall
came had fully sixty bushcls or corn 10
the acre. and ! don't think ever bad
more than forty bushels before, and the |
land had been much easier 10 tend. II
said. Here y 81 over the best crop I |
ever raised on this land before. and on /
m average Il u ol0 better. Well, we'll. !
that docs pretty we'll. hut will II hold
out? Since. ! have grown three more
crops, better and better The money
that ] put in the ground hae paid me
fully SO per cent interest. This wear
put IN four miles Of tile.
n am truly glad OF one thing. and that /
i that got hold OF that article On |
'thcrosgh work ! 4 caused ne = begin /
right.
Several Of ny neighbour ars draining
Ihe low places with tile that ere Alto I
zcther too small, but they think that ! L
put too much tie ID my land but while
he money ID tile continues % nav ne % /,
veil, l shall keep on draining until get |
" my land drained.
sThen. do you know, have loaned II
title money not much, but was always|
'eeking into my neighbor'e business I'll
. had any Of my money. I could notI
selp Il; / Wa somehow afraid I'd lose
{. Now ] an not The least uneasy it u
'eiter than putting it 10 bank FOR some
rambler 70 uso 10 msrgino. Aflor 3 II
while will divide my land among TIE
hiIdren, and they will have good in-
'estment o. money in drainage Tor them
better than any ] could make for them,
nd big dividends II they work il. You
ant hardly cay too much for drainage. n
"Is Z not infinitely better for farmers J
2 Invest IN their own land and get GOOD !
|ividende. and certain divIdends. than IN / J
ny outside stock tbat can b named | !
Ind whore q tho stock which can guar / !
ntee euch large divIdsndsf "A quaint !
vriter once truly said, srhe farm is ! | 4
nachIne.r Then keep h n good order. !
nd 4 win give III return large divi-
lends. The Drainage end Farm Jour I;
'8ss N
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81. Lonis Republican: The nasservar
rate war between the Ohio q Nissjs slppf
hailroad and the Louisville Air-line etilI
continues. and there Il little proenecf
that the fare will Be raIsed 10 tonisville
ana Cincinnati before the 10th Of nexr
November. Yesterday, IL order 70 con-
Vince the public they ere still ant scsln
hunting, The Louisville Airline made
snoiher cut and announced fhev wero
readv q sell straight Limited tjckefs -
Louisville for -. and round trip tickets
% Cincinnati for 4l2. This redocfion
wa. o. course. met By ne %. = M.
while the scalpers on the outaide were
oneF1ng 70 make rate or t3 Is 70 tho
former point and rate of 6l1 SO for lhe
round trlp g the latter. AZ more than
month wlII elapss before the I,onis~
VILE Exposition closes, there "a no tell
'ne now low the rates over the two COM
peung lines viii rum between nov AVA
she LEI % November The other lines
are Watching fhe hight between the fro
companies with seeming Indifference. a
ne freFei " au directions y % lieht
that tney hardly oonsider Il worth While
quarseIing over. When The fali travel
begins, however, there Il likely ~ be
Trouble % ocrount of the f.ooisviIle ANA
CinclnnasI reductions betwesn 81. Lonis
nno hansa. City. Il d tsno that fho
roads running . Kansas CITY have
.kreed 20 mainlsIu rates. but they are
i!kc'y 20 dIsre gard their c0nlrnets II they
no1 ne rates from 81. Lonis east sre n.
serIsrIne With their through busine1s
rom points west Or this city. The Vsn-
asna: l. 4 81 ~, and Wabash railroads
Mn'cn have been reluctantly dragged
inso me light, will meet the cut Inies.
aisnough they are interested II havi.v
ne c'mcnlty settled. How long ne
Airline people propose 70 continue
tneir preeent aggressive policy Do one
out sne Officers of that COMPANY e. per-
haps, prepared % say.
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Fancy Costume Tor ! He'd -lfaireI

= Watch HIN young lady wishes u
know what y : proper fancy drcoo ball
costume for : girl with very aubufn~-ln
fact, red--haIr. Wear I rrsen dress aci
pu, seeds q yoar bair sn5 ~ y I Naior.
melon
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The New York World puss shs con-
o'tlon "a things u : very encouraging
way when it sayB:
There are nov Democratic Governors
1n twenty-five States 0f The Union. Re-
pool'cen governors - twelve States ana
rcpuoleelon governor o. sIe remaining
oAte, Virginia. Il the Repub-
'icsn? should relain all tho states thev
now hold, Including Indiana, Ohio. III
lo1s ana Wisconsin, and should redeem
ConnectIcuk Massachusetts,. Ponnsvlva-
nia. Michigan and Nevada, they Would
sti'I leave The Democratic President Wifh
majority of seventeen electoral vote.
Instead q reoeemiDg alI these States
the kep0bIicans are likely % loso
Indiana Ohio Oregon and VIII.
consin, and probably Illinois.
The signs of The times aII indicate fhst
the country, especially on National -
suee, ropudietes The Republican parfv-
The people have made up their mInds
that there must and shall be chance.v y
i doee look that way % man. whether
up tree, % : fonoo, or fn an edifor'a
eanctum and looking over the cav
changes.' The electricity - 4 rnns
along the wires says slhere must and
shall y change" " The telephone
shouts "bellop just % remark sthcro
must and shall b : change The cv-
clones as they RyrAse throneh Kanssa
aud Iowa scream, s'thoro mook and ohaI0
bo change Tue rivers - they flOw
aud The winds y they blow. every efar
that glowe and all the corn that 6rowo-
declare there must end shall - =
chanQo.1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-31

Barton township. Gibson county. has
voted . 2 per cent. tAx 70 aid IN the e.
|looolon of the Straight Line railroad
from Oakland % Fort Branch, by 5e ma.
jority.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-31

Oe8IaN Entefpri1e.
a through mail over ne StraIght- line
went into effect this week.
The talk u among farmers that W viii
have good maat this fAll.
The AIRLINE d again nearly three
months Il arrears % its employees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-08-31

EIiza Braggs. o. eomlsrvjlle, rla, be-
longs % . prolific family. She married
|at ID, and, though now ooly 81, u tho
mother u ohiy(eoa children, N whom
lINeen are hvjnr. S1e had twins twice.
Sho y helo aBd hearty, and q ssid % -
10 vory hord WogkeB. 0ho had vhrce
|olstcrj. One, wlo \ dosdr Md fourtsoo
|chIldren. and died a - Two othoso
'hAye eiyI1ssn chilheh each