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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-04

THE people of Ripley and Tigpah
county, are all ago over Col. W. Q. Falk-
ner's new play, the Lost Diamond, per
formed at the Ripley Opera-hogse,. The
crowd was large, delighted, enthusiastic,
and the proceeds, appropriated to charit-
able purposes, far surpassed all expecta-
tons Col. Falkner is wonderful man.
Vivid and romantic as is his magma
ton, he surpassed himself in preparing
tho Lost Diamond. 1t is said the play
reflects credit upon the drama, and is
worthy Of repetition in the first theaters
Of the country. No entertainment ever
giyen in Ripley has been so popular and
DroftabIe. We understand it Is to be
repeated in several North Mississippi.
towns. and as the proceeds are to be ap
nropriated to charitable purposes, the
Lost Diamond, if performed in Mem
phis during the spring or summel
months. would be literally patronizeC
by our people.--Memphis Appeal, 10Th
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DESCRIPTION.

Albert Neely--Eseaped October 1889, from NJ. &
c. Railroad--Age 30; height feet one inch; COM
plexion bright mulatto; hair black; eyes hazel
scar on left eyebrow Sentenced from Lee county,
LOWS Cprpenter--Isseaped January -, 1885, from
NJ. = & Il, K R.--Age II; height feet; complex
ion muatto; hair and eyes black; knot on fore
head over left eye; left hip badly fractured Sem
fenced from NoNuhee county.
David liili-Escapod February 3 1883, from Hos
kins Il Hamilton, H. R,--Age 20; height feet :
inches; complexion, hair aud eyes black scar on
big toe Of left foot under left eye; third finger
on LETT hand doformcd. Sentenced from Ran kin
county.
Warren Fiolds-Escaped February 9, 1898, from
Kosciusko 4 Aberdeen h, R--Age 30; height feet
- inches; complexion brown; hair and eyes black
very small ears and mouth large eyes; scar in cen
ter OF breast; several sears back of right hand
two scars on joint Of first finger left hand larp
scar ON right leg and left arm inside Sentenced
from Monroe county.
Wesley Brown--fsoapcd March /, 1881, from NJ
| r. 4 D. Il, RAgo 20. height feet ~ inches
complexion, mulatto hair black eyes dark brown
two sears forehead; long scar right jaw smal
scar at corner right eye; on right elbow smal
mole ON left breast mole point left shoulder
scar on left hand large scar from burn inside
left leg. Sentenced from Lafayette county.
| mar q, 'S3-slw.
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TIE Grand Lodge of Mississippi has
again appropriated five hundred dollars
to the Protestant Orphan Asylum at
Natehez. Bro. p. NJ. Slavery, of Bald
wyn, has been elected Grand Master, and
at his installation into office was the re-
cipient of basket of flowers sent him
by lady. Bro. Slavery was initiated in
Oxford Lodge No. SO, in 1864, by Past
Grand Master, j. NJ. Howry who also
enjoyed the pleasure of installing him as
Grand Master This privilege of con
ferring the first and highest honor on a
Mason is one, perhaps, never before en-
ioyed, and hence Bro. Howry can have
the laurel, unquestioned and unchal-
lenged.- Voice Of Masonry, Chicago
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A Rare Exception.

The practice Of putting patent medi-
cines is simply abominable, and we dis
courage IL. But all rules have their excep-
tons, and we make one here. Hunts Rem
edy. the great kidney and liver medicine,
has proved itself to be a valuable medicine.
canable Of doing great good to sufferers
from complaints Of the Kidneys, bladder,
liver and urinary organs. 1t has cured
thousands.
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PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 90 REWARD.

"HEREAS 1t appears by Information received
W by me, that the following named Penitcntiary
eonyicts made their escape at the times and from the
places below mentioned, and are still at large:
Now, therefore l. ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of Mississippi do offer the above reward for the ar
rest and delivery OF the said cunyicts, or 5000
each for one OF more Of them. Said reward Is pay
able by Hamilton, lloskins Co, Lessees II Penitcn-
tiary. Aud | do moreover, require all officers OF
this State TO be digcnt In their efforts o arrest said
fugitive conyiets.
Given under my hand aud the Great Seal Of the
F. state affixed, at Jackson, this 10th day OF
L. - March, A. d. lSSA tN
ROBERT LOWRY.
BY the Governor;
IInNRY C. MYERS, Secretary of State
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CHANCERY SUMMONS.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
TO JSo. IIESNfSGToN.
XyOU ARE COMMANDED TO ApPEAR BE
1 fore the Chanccry Court, First District Of the
County of Kinds, in said state, OF Rules, on the
FIRST MoNDAY or MAY, 1853, 10 defend the suit in
said Court of'Carono Bloomington, wherein y0n are
IA defendant w. I, RAILIFF, Clerk.
Jackson, March q, is53-iw..
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AYERS

pulmonary diseases, affordng prompt relief
and rapid cures, and il adapted 20 patients u
any age or eithcrseN. Being very palatahle.
the youngest children take II readily. In
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, influenza, Clergyman's
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca-
tarrh, the effects OF AYERS CHERRY PEc-
ToRAL are magical, aud multtudes are an-
nually preserved from serious Illness by its
timely and faithful use. 1t should he kept
at hand 10 every household Tor the pro-
lection it affords in sudden attacks In
Whooping cough and Consumption
there is no other remedy so eticaGiouS,
soothing, and helpful
Low prices are inducements to try some OF
the many mixtures, or syrupS, made of cheap
and Ineffective ingredients, now offered,
which, as they contain no curative qualities,
can afford only temporary relief, and are
sure to deceive and dsappoint the patient.
Diseases of the throat and lungs demand
active and effective treatment, aud il is dan
gerous experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
these diseases may, while so trihed with,
become deeply seated or ineuTable. Use
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, and you may
confidently expect the best results 1t is a
standard medical preparation, Of known and
acknowledged curative power, and IS as
cheap as its careful preparation and fine
ingredients will allow. Eminent physicians.
knowing its composition, prescribe II IN thelr
practice The test of half century has
proven Its absolute certainty ~ cure all pull
monary complaints not already beyond tho
reach OF human aid
Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver q Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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WESLEY CRIsLER,
Zoo

V. l33.
ELIZA J. MCRAyEN.
DY VIRTUE or A DECREE MADE IN THIS
ID cause by the Chnncery Court Of First District
Of Kinds County, State OF Mississippi at tho March
Term, 1875 the undersigned Commissioner, ap-
pointed by said Court in this cause, WILL on the gih
day of April, 1883, within legal hours In front Of
the City Hall, IN Jackson Mississippi, expose to
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described lands, living and being In Kinds
county, Mississippi, to-wit The 50, Section ~,
and the VIZ Nwl4 Section ~, In Township FIVE,
Range one West; and the VIZ, Swl4 Section I, r..
B. Range t. East, containing $50 acres more or less.
The lands will be sold subiec 10 the dover Of Mrs
Eliza j. MclSayen, and will be sold in parcels OF
not exceeding go acres each s. II. THOMAS,
MARI, 's3-5w. Commissioner.
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BnAUvo1R, HARRISON Co., Mss,
April Y, 1889.

April IL, 1855.
SAMUEL NJ. DUNCAN,-DEAR SIR
Yours of the 30th ultimo, arrived at
this Office during my absence, otherwise
it would have been sooner acknowledged.
The reason you give for the inquiry
makes it pleasure for me to reply. |
was born in what was then Christian
county, KY, for when Todd county was
cut off of Christian the dividing line
ran through my fathers house, and the
room in which was born is, / have been
told, in Todd county. My father was
born in Georgia when it was a colony Of
Great Britain, his father was an immi-
grant from Wales, and his mother was a
native Of Georgia, my mother was a ma
tive of South Carolina, and her father
emigrated from Ireland. | believe thi
covers tie scope of your inquiry, and
will, hope, be satisfactory to you. If
your former letter Of inquiry was re-
ceived the fact is not remembered, but
many such inquiries remain unanswered,
because, being a private member OF so
ciety, and having no wish to be anything
else. unless, as in your case, some reason
is given for inquiring into my genealogy
III Is a reasonable supposition that the
object is to add another to collection Of
autographs letters. Be assured that M
disrespect was intended toward you, anc
believe me to be as a son Of the same sol
with yourself. Respectfully yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Pamphlet PRINTING.

nuR facilities are complete for the prompt and
W accurate printing Of Catalogues, Minutes, BY.
ton. Address,
POWrE a BAHEnDALE, Jaskssa, Mius.
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MARI!
mari For Sale

Cheap, Lasting, Ferti1izer!-Put
n up Ia good -four barrels, 250lbs. each--s bar
rels for $40 cash Arrangements may he made with
Capt J. H. Odeneal, at the Capital State Bank
Jackson, Miss, 70 get the Fertilizer time, until
the crop is made, longer If desired, without I'M
terest One tons harrels--will be put on cars Of
v. 4 NJ. Il. r.. for $1,000. The cost rate of trans
pOrtation is very low--one cent per mile per ton
N 80 per car load to Newton. One Thousand Tons
now for Sale. For information as to using the
Fertilizer, either in e0mp0sting one barrel, With
or 10 barrels OF horne manures, enquire either ID
person or BY letter, at Capital state Bank, or Of
j.. Il. STRICKLAND,
At Brougher 4 Brownies Feed and Furnishing store
near the City Hall, JACKSON, MISS.
no MARI will be furnished at Jackson, 10 parties
pesiring 10 use il ON their gardens here
feb2l, 'S3-2m
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HE CLARION.
= FRATERNITIEs.
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will
=, Fortv-fifth annual session at Col
= IN the first Tuesday in May.

f. F BurriIl, the ex-Grand Secreta-
I, NJ Grand Lodge of Masons of Il
n has been found guilty on a charge
E.hsTzlement of Grand Lodge funds
/ smount of seventy thousand dol
|snd has been sentenced to imprison-
Il the penitentiary for five years.
more indictments are pending
n him. He appears to have de.
Il rs family, and been guilty of
serious "indiscretions."
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pRYOR'S OINTMENT
IS 4 srEnpY ANp suRa cuRr ron

Is A SPEEDY AND SURE CURE ron
Blind o. Bleeding Plies, Rlsa.orrhoids. Sores.
Ulcers, Ytmors ltchiag If che Parts FSs-
hiias aud an Kindred Diseases; also Of
Burns, Cor1s, Feioas Fever Sores,
S2ala Head, 7ttter, Sofa
Naples, ctc.
ArLANTA, GA, aug. q, 1877
After an experencesof twenty-five years in seli-
Ing this ointnpnt, and during thar time having
mony OF my friends and neighboTs 10 confirm my
confidence in It's merits became fully satisfied Of
make ara aell H. ana offer il to you as The best rem
edy In the world, especially for all forms OF Piles.
nEAD THE TESTIMONIALS,
THIS IL to certify that have tried Pryor's Pile
more relief than anything have ever tried fur
Their state that as remedy for burns u Is un-
paralieled. also used II for case Of letter In my
ieet. OF twenty years standing, and say that tin
the tirst thing that have eyer tried that gave NJ.
V'''' go " Troup County. GA.
Having been afflicted for ton years, at Intervals,
with TINT distressing malady, tho piles. aud after
many Intellectual trials uf the remedies In common
| Ointment. Inexperienced Immediate relief From
the relief experienced In my case, rs well Ms from
IN tbs vepIty hpys no HESITATION IA exprsssns
the opinion that It is the most efficient remedy for
LaGrAnge, Ga.
This IS to certify that used Pryors ontment
/ In a case Of severe barn. and that Ia very few
/ DAYS ii was entirely relieved OF all Inflammation.
| and healed rapidly. After the first application OF
! the Ointment, the patient suffered no pain what
| ever. T., j. MOhbAN, Ia5rAuBe, 0ha
! By the advice OF Mr.. wynn, used your Pile
| Ointment on u servant girlwh had been sufIer-
ing Tor eight years with v most aggravated case OF
| piles She improved from the very first days. use
| Of yonr Ointment, ana before usnH me box shs
Cngseta, Ala.
This IL 20 certify that have used pryor'B Pil0
Ointment. and say that Il Is. IN my opinion, the
best rerustiv for plies presented 10 The pubne.
| say this from positive application Of the remedy
| on my uYu person, TFiOA. D. MORGAN,
| Tronp County, Gn.
J9r sdic byu M dcarrs n metifciHe. Prize FIFTY
yEHTy pkR BD3. iSspt BY MAJ an reeeipt ~ price.
DR. j. BRADEIEED, Atlanta, Gin-
For sale etlrythere.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington, d. c., March /, 1888

Washington, ID. C., March /, 1888.
PRRorosALs viii be received at the Contract
otico Of this Department until 8 p. NJ, Of April
p, 1855, Tor carrying the mails Of the United
states upon the routes and according to the sehsd-
ule Of arrival and departure specified by the Depart
ment, In the state Of Mississippi, from July list,
lSs 10 Juno 3oth 1854 lists routes, with sehed-
ules o! arrivals and departures instructions % bid
ders, with forms Tor contracts and bonds, and all
other necessary information viii be furnished upon
application 10 the Second Assistant Postmaster
General
II. q. HOWE,
Postmaster GcneruL
f,b91 tssev
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NOTTCE

Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BRITISH
1 America Assurance Company, Of Toronto Cam
aha will withdraw ita deposit from the State Treas
tiry on the 7lh day Oi August 1888
WM. J.. HEMINGWAY
feb5, 's3-gm. State Treasurer.
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MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES
or All KINDS. BETTING, HOSE
ard PACKING. OILS, PUMPS ALL
KINGS, IRON Pre-. FITTINGS,
nRA1s GOODS. STEAM GAUGES,
E&clNE GOVERNORS. &c. Send for
rs,,--E.a. w. n. DiLllNcHAM & co.
12i ~-in Greet LOUISVILLE, ky.
ang iG, 's2-iy.
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Ell. u. MAYEs, JR.,
ATTORNE " A TIA w
Jackson and Hazlehurst, Miss.

DR0MPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL BUsI-
ness entrusted 10 me. Special attention paid 10
business in Supreme, Federal and United states
Courts and 10 business in adjoining Counties Spe-
cial attention given to the Collection Of Claims.
Address either Of the above places.
ian3 's9-6mt
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
vicksburE and Meridian Railroad.

Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad.
Going East-Passenger. arrives i0.oS, p. m.
leaves 1890 pm; WAY Freight, arrives $50 a. m
leaves $40 m; Through Freight, arrives $50 p
M, leaves $40 D. M
Going Nest-Mail. arrives SOFA M, leaves $40 A.
M Express, leaves go a m; arrives from
Niekshurg 500 p. M; Way Freight arrives Is
p. m, leaves 6;l5 p mi Through Freight, S;l5
a. M leaves $50 a; m;
JOHN SCOTT, Gen. Manager.
f. T. RAwoRTH, Superintendent
JNo. w. CLINGAN, Local Agent
Natehez, Jackson & Columbus Railroad,
TRAINS cone EAST.
No. /, Mail daily-Auives at Jackson $40 p. m.
Leaves NatcheE 90 p. IN.
No, 8, freight daily except Sunday--Ieavcs Match
ez i'oo a. m, arrives at jackson sac p m.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
No, ,. Mail. daiy-Ieaves Jackson 700 a, m.
Arrives ut NatCheE II 40 p, m,
No. 1, freight, daily except Sunday-Leayes
jackson at 500 a. m. Arrives at Natchex d0l
p. m.
E. d. FRosr, Gent Sup't
G. o. JOHNSON, G. Z, Agt.
Illinois Central Railroad,
TRAINS como NORTH.
No. 2,--Exprcss, arrives 4.oa-leaves i;05 p. m.
+" 4--Mai, arrives l2:35~-leayes 1890 q. m,
T" sway Fr., arrives 5;60-leayes SOS p. N.
CONC SOUTH
No. l--Express, arrives 10 :20--leaves l0;2j p. M
" 3-Mail arrives 3;25-loaves $50 a. IN.
4" Way Fr't, arrives 730-leayes $500 a. m.
c. N. suEAFE Gen supt
j, W. COLEMAN, A. q. +. Ag't
J. c. CLARKE, Prest and Cen Man'gr.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-04

What men want is not talent, it is pur-
pose; not the power to achieve, but the
will to labor.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-04

Ny oyerworked wife was restored to per.
feet health by Parker's Ginger Tonic. Pas.
tor Elgin M. E. Church.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-04-04

THE BEST REMEDY
FOR
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.

In diseases Of the pull
munarv organs a safe
and reliable remedy is
invaluable. AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL is
such "a remedy. and no
othersoeminently mer-
It's the confidence of
the public. II is a sch
entiiic combination Of
the medicinal rrinci-
pies and curative viz
tues OF the finest drugs,
!, chemically united, Of
such power as 10 insure
the greatest possible
efficiency and uniform
ity OF results, ltsirikes
~ Nhu f4,,,n,1att.,,, ~ r.tI
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President Davis's Genealogy.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
prints the following letter from Jefferson
Davis:
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ylCAn WITS TEsTTI1ONTAr.S,

This IL to certify that / used Pryors Ointment
In Il case Of severe barn. and that in n very few
DAYS ii was entirely relieved Of all Inflammation.
and healed rapidly. After the first application OF
the Ointment the patient suffered no pain what
ever. l.. j. MORGAN, LaGrapge, Ca.
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BY the advice OF Mr.. wynn ] used your Pile
Ointment on /, servant girIwho had been suffer-
ing FOR eight years with v most aggravated case OF
piles. She improved from the very hrst days use
OF voHr Ointment, ana before using the box she
was entirely recovered. q. w. FOSTER,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

Democrat.
We understand that daily train will
be put on the A II. road between this
place and the q. M. ihc first cf next
week.
Forty-two loads Of coal went into New
Albany over the Airline last Thnrsday
The coal business OF this road u rapidly
increasing.
II some people would work as hard ts
pay their debts as they do 20 keep from
Ipaying them, they would get along mncl
|casier in this world and stand better
|chancc in the next world.
The prospects fora good crop Of whea
in this county are very gloomy ~ presen'
|I'he ny IL supposed 70 have killed !
great deal or lastfaIl, and this has beer
u very hard winter on wheat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

Ten thousand, nine hundred an7
ninety-five tons Of newspapers and peri
odicaIs werc sent during last year
through the New York Post-office 70
news agencies and regular subscribers.
The rate Of postage on this class Of mAt-
ter - two cents per pound. and the re-
ceipis amounted 10 $i39. .sO2 50, which /.
twcnty-seven per cent. of the aggregate
amount Of similar class of mail matter
received by all the post-oiIices in The
United States. The number or news.
papers and periodicals in New Yort
which are mailed III this city Is 7s8, and
are classified as follows: Dailies, a.
20: weeklies. 500: semi
|mon,niics. a.; monthlies, 3l5; bi-month
lilies. AZ; monthlies. a; quarterlies, 49
There u daily average Of thirty-fv'
tons Of newspapers and periodicals mail
ed every day at the New York post
office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

Hon. G. Il. Jcwctt, OF Scott county
bill in the House OF Repre-.
on the 18th inst, 70 change
the present law IN reference 10 publish.
ing the delinquent lit and paying fifty
cents tract for publishing K. His bill
will probably pass and become law a
|it u non-partisan and will only pay the
publisher what Is just and right, and ths
|DKNocnAT will congratulate the mem
|bcrs Of the Leus stature a. well a. Mr.
.Icweit for remembering the printers W.
Il Corydon Democrat.
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n has becn shown BY statistics that nut
or 900 trades and men in commercial
pursuits only seven acquire wealth
There were I.1J2 persons went into
bankruptcy in Massachusetts and but -
or them were farmers. Of the 2-5O1
bankrupts IN New York, but 50 were
farmers The Dcr cent. Of bankrnr'
farmers III the Western States from 1870
IL 1850, was still less than ~ the East
These facts show how safe business \
farming.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

"A season cf activity II near AZ hand
Spring j. coming. with iis pressing work
Are farmers ready for sowing and plant
ing? Every implement should be pro
vidrd before band. TINT no time may b.
wasted IN making purchases or repairs
|afier the work should begin. We have
known . hair DIV or plowibg 10 be lo-i
hccnnSe the wiiI:lesrces were moi n hand.
Some farmers start out with their spring
|plowing without single pillow point il,
stock. ani when one II needed. The team
i taken from the field and driven 10 The
store. Such loss of time q .rion-
matter. and ehonId b. thoughtfulIy
guarded against by ample provision 81
|aII such articles Of the farm. Its poor
thine 10 mend q harrow when II should
be II work in the field.
We do not favor that econonlv--if II
may be SO 'calIed-that relies upon tho
lneisbbors for many OF The tools Of she
farm There are certain farm impIe.
menis that may be owned IN partnership
a. roller or reaper. but the constant
borrowing Of fakes. forks. etc, i< not 4
wise and economical practice. BE pro.
Iyided with all these essential farm tools
and have them III good order and n hand
wien the time arrives for using them.
Now is the time 20 look TO these mat
| tiers, and make al needed preparation
for the bnsy days that will soon be here
In the peace of winter prepare for thu
war Of spring.-l American Agriculturis'
| for February.
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View Albany Ledger.
Sixty car loads Of coal for New al.
bany were received over the Airline
yesterday.
The Il, n. "A. 81 G. Railroad Company
Yesterday presented 10 each member q
the legislature free pass over its road
The presentation was made on behalf ol
the company BY Auditor Thomas Han
lon. Of this city, who j. now q Indian
|apolis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

Rockpcrt Democrat
Dr. Charles Krans, one Of Jasper
ID liant young attorney, was IN the city
this week attending Circuit court.
The DEMocRAT sends greetings 70 Che
citizens Of Petersburg and vicinity that
they have az last got railroad. We
hope the road will prove adbenefit % IL
citizens, and not be drawback % them
Is our little bob-tailcd concern Is here.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

Many people think that the Douay
version OF the scriptures is the only one
authorized for use in the Roman Catholic
church. This il not 50, however. Bi-h-
on Ryan has recently stated that while
bishops IN their diocese may recommend
particular translations. as the Douay. ov
Archbishop Hendricks, the authorized
version for the universal church u che
VuIgate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

SeW FORK IierAd
The people or Kansas and Iowa recent
nv adopted constitutional amendments
the manufacture or sale IN
those states Of liquor, wine or beer. The
Iowa supreme court has just declared The
in that state invalid. OF The
kansas amendment the Topeka Com
mcnwcalth SAYS that there has been "fres
whisky In nearly every town Or The state
since its adoption. Sensible citizens d
these states ought 70 zee by this time thai
4 wise regulation ~ tie liquor business i
better than an absurd law Of absolute
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-02-02

"A Worcester, Mass, man, who has
observed the comparative case with
which people sdo" their thirty and forty
miles ID one evening, on roller skates,
makes The prediction that the time is
NOT far distant when smooth, covered
ways for the accommodation of way
|farcrs 80 equipped will be IS common -
rail and drive ways are now.