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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-06
Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina
GEEE>vILLE CUUNrf.
IN COURT OFCOMMON PLEAS
John \. Enslcy w. Elizabeth EnSry. ct nl

C"uu.J .....V..., ...s ..r ,.., .
River. nliolnihK lnnds Of Wilson. MAXWELL
anu o'h"tn, cUninining One Hundred and
thirty six Acr's. more "r less. nnd known
ns Trac, No. 3. in the division of the Real
Estate Of William *. Enslry, ,lcccascd.
ALS),
All th:t Trnct of Land situate I'm s,id
cn'hIy Of Pickcns, on waters Of said river
'rijnining lnnl4 of J. w. Brunsoit, p. r
Maxwell and others. containing Fury two
and Half Acres. more or less and known
ns tract No. -, in the division of snid Real
Estate.
ALSO.
All That Tract ni Land, situnt, in said
county Of Pickcia, ndjvining lnnds of =. F..
Mnhwcll nnd Utiicfs. containing Eighteen
anu Half Acres. more or less, and known
rs iract NJ. y, in the division Of snid Real
Etthlu.
All that Tract of Land. situate in said
county OF Pickens on wnicrs of GEORGES
creek. adjoining lands of Henry Wade, j.
Brnnson and others, containing Fifty.
TWO anu Halt Acres. more or legs. md
known as Trnct No. 8. in the division OF
said Real Estate. Plats Of snid Lands can
bt aueh at my office.
TERMS-One half c,sh, the balance on
credit of Twelve months, with interest
from day Of sale, the credit portion 10 DC
secured by bond OF the purchaser and u
mortgage Of the promises. HuTc!asers ,n
pay TOR papers.
8. J DOuTHIT,
Mnsier for Greenvillc County.
sept g. 1888 50
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IeiedlInd9nt Institute,

The Exercises Of this School will he re-
sumed on the first WEDNESDAY of SEP
TENDER next, under q full corps of in
structOrs, ~ follows:
W. NJ. McCASLAN, School Of Lntin and
English
=. r. RILEY, DID,, School of Greek,
Mental and Moral Science
J. L, BLACK, School Of Mathematics and
Military Drill.
MRS. W. NJ. McCASLAN, Principal of
Female Department.
MISS LULA BROWN, Teacher OF Pri.
mnry Department
MISS MAMIE EDWARDS will Instruct,
ia MAsfc, Instrumental md Vocni.
1t is important thnt students be present
on first dny Of the session.
Terms as heretofore.
Applications FOR special rates, board,
&c, should be made TO Rev. j. II. RILEY.
OF W. NJ. MuCAsLAN.
II. A. CHILD,
President Board Trustees
aug Q, 1883 4G
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Valuable Ssal Estate ley Sale,
aug Q. 1883


WILL sell to tho highest bidder. nj pub
Il lie ontcry, on Saled.y in October next,
the folinwing VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
hrlonp'ng 60 the csta,r uF the late +. NJ.
Welh"rn. deceased. lu wit:
One Half Interest in One Half Acre Lot
on Main street, nearly fronting the Depot
~ En~lry Station. upon which arc Three
"o"den buildings. This Property cnn he
treated for at private sale my time bet W cen
now AMI snletAy &. Ocrob r.
Terms cash.
will nlso mnkc final settlement Of the
said est":c on the Grh any Of Oct ohcr, ISS3:
All persons holding dem lIul- ngain-, "a j
estate will render them legally nitcsted: and
,h"sr 'ndchtnd must mike payment on or
before thai dny.
P"sf"tiicc address. Bnrion's Creek, Oco-
nee County, South Carolina.
W. T.. ELBORS, admir-.
a"nt g. 1893 ~
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| hc' shi'i". -..>.C iHvl ,.a,..a,. i'...v ..
bynum had become political enemies. nn,l
had rcsortcd hiihcr to eva,le the law nnd tu
wipe out Insults, The remans of the IN.
fortunate were in,crrrd in Stone Churcn
Cemetery, near rcudlrtun. 5. e.
On Saturday the business transactions oi
the Conference closed with stirring little
speech from DR.. Carlisle, who WIS lust ON
his return from M,. Eaglc On Sundny We
were favored with another address from the
DR. on The "Depmvity of Man-4IIis Faith
What he Hopes for and what he Loves" ="
II was no small favor to be permitted to sit
ana listen TO the words Of counsel rs they
Tell from the lips Of this noble mnn Thus
closed up very interesting. and we trust.
profitable meeting. Then came the sal
word-"0ood by" with ~ grip Of the hand
md the glare fthe eye, the last express.
sion Of friendship.
On Monday. being separated from our
csmrndc. your scribe Was on his way TO
visit relatives and friends in the old Empire
S'"te. While cnvclped in u cloud Of dust.
the sun 'eemcd TO roll likn wheel OF fir.
through tho brassy sky. forcing sh fl Of
heat upon the parching fields. The femh.
cred songsters seems to have deserted IN,
forest nnd retired by the pleasant waters
where tho signet woOs the lilly queen and
brighter scenes mnkes them rejoice. Not
wi'hstnnling the dry weather We found
"old Gainesville" on n boom. They hnye
hurled to the foundation the old Cuur,
House. and erected on the spot n magnif
cent brick building, all beautifully succeed.
fronting Main street Is n bnlcony with two
"'gh's OF steps reaching the entrance from
o''he' side. Just above the Judges desk
Is painted in life size, "The GODDESS OF
LIBERTY She is represented rs standing
on the globe blindfolicd; in her RIGHT honI
'e''h'hg "t her side is the unsheathed
sword; IN her left hand, elevated lust abov.
nor shoulder Is the balanccs-nll mnk;no ,
solemn but striking illustration to the eve
Of the beholder.
The GAINESVILLE Railroad is now about
ready for the rolling stock. Enough money
mas already been subscribed for The com.
p'o''o" Of the road. They also have a
ur"ngor's Lodge OF about 100 members.
from which the fArmers say they derive
considerable benefit.
on the second Sabbath I atteu,le,, Athens
o"mpmee''ng Also attended very inter.
es'ihg meeting NJ Shonl Creek church in
HART county, where your correspondent had
the pleasure Of meeting some accomplished
young i"u''s-heing a bachelor. he could
subscribe to the sentiments Of the Georgin
s'rl who said: She liked "poety, love and
mo0nShine." The noble and kind hearted
ueorgi"ns have suffered alike MS we ..in
This mighty dirth." May their homes ever
b" smiling GASES In this painless desert.
r. II. New
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Complimenting the Second Rifles.

General Manil@ult forwarded the follow.
ing lotter 10 Col. Bowen, which erplsins
hSelf RnA eonAnins deserved compliment
10 the2d Rifles:
CoLUMaIA 8. C., AUgust 23. 1883.
Colonel R. 4. b. l,-ra, IEriggs y. o., Pieken.
County, 3, e.
DEAN CoL.--Tour postal Of 18Th instant
seccived 10Th " :ay office here, but having
been absent fop several dHys from the city, =,
J. only reuGh on my return here this morn.
Ing. Ethank. you for your kind invitation
~ ""eri the reunion of the I'd Regiment Of
South Carolina RiAes In Inc Confederate
States Army; that command has q record
for good service and faithful discharge Of
their duty during the late war. equal to
any other and surpassed by none. II Is
matter Of great regret TO. me that did not
")oneT receive yons eard.--had Il been 9TH
~ zee. cnrtainly 70, ~ CE,,-ie myself the
honor Of being present WIN yoG om thai
occasion. IL IL hnt AZ least, too late to ex-
press my regnets now.
p PramaiH. peny truly yonrs,
A. NJ MAEl0AULT,
w Sdbiiant and Inspector General.
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Work oY rne hu,..os

Work or Lne hn,.Avs -1vAgtsn.
The Railroad COmmissi at last com.
pleted "a standard Sche.I ..u .iust md
reasonable passenger .. eight rates
also rulep md regulniions," &c.
The roads for the purpose Of fixing pnss-
rngcr rates inve been divided into three
CLASSES, \, Is, md c.
The roads olassed as "a" nre: Atlanta
and Charlotte ir-Line, Central Railroad of
South Carolina, Charlotte Columbia aud
Augusta, Northeastern, South Carolina
Railroad. Wilmington Columbia and Au-
gusta'
CLASS ''n''
Ashley River hnilrond, Charleston Sa =
vannnh. Cheraw and Darlington, Cheraw
and Salisbury. Columbia aud Grecnvilic,
Lnurens, Port Royal and Augusta, Spar
t"uburS ai.;! Euion.
CLASS &c"
Asheville md Spnrlnnburg, Augusta md
Knoxville, Cheraw aud Chester.
The maximum rate for my one pnsscn.
ger with ioU pounds of baggage on roads
- F'hh 'f 'hEcc Gus per Nllc; III
c'"ss "B' - cts, nnd In class &C" cts;
and for ch''drcu over 5 aud under II yenrs
Of nRe half Of rhe nhove rates.
long schcdnl" of frcigh, rates hns been
published in which The rates upon every
hing cnrTic1 hy The Railroads have been
fixed We trnst the work Of tho Commits
sion may prov" alike beneficial to the peo.
pie and thc roads
The ratrs Of passenger FIRE have been re-
duced. aud the increase in travel in couse>
qmcnce ot thv reduc,ion, will doubtless n.
mount to mnrr iluan the loss in the reduction
and The roads will mako money on this
business instead "floosing 1t. We suppose
The freight rates lave been reduced also,
but the prevention Of competing rates md
the disaiinwarcc ui rebates will more ihnp
coInpensnic lie roads for any reduction
nade im their schedules. aud VIC have no
doubt Gu' what thr roads will In time. oom-.
ply VITA the reQmirements Of the commits
sion, though tont u them may kick" for n
while.
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Tho Simmer and tho drought arc
almost ovor, and wo must ali turn
our attention 10 preparing for tho
F"lland WfNtrr months, all of us
have seen oar fondcst hopes decay
by tho EcVo'o drought that han visi-
ted tho Piedmont Section OF this
State; bat $50 must remvmbcr that
this is not tho only section nat esns
suffered, and Try md comfort ohr-
solves with tho knowledge that
while ohroStIook may be very g9ooTm
Y, thore arc others who Anvo shared
worse than wc have.
Tho iatcrt sDports seem TO point
to IN advance IN a9i brcad~s;uffa,
such IN corn and MoMr. But we nrc
glad 10 SAY sNch IS not the caoe with
: hDry daOoAA.
Tho mills were all ovcrstockcd, and
large lots Of thcsc Goods have bcen
forced on the market by recent heavy
auction sales in New York
n great many OF those goods sold
at from 10 to % per cent. below the
STANDARD Prices. And ns wu have II
resident buyer in that City he has
secured tor u+ some of thcao
Rare nsargNfnasy
We will therefore be- ablo to make
it very adVan taguous for ull " buy
their
.BCams> M~rSeyS. 8DOc~l&Rau
0sada FlNnauneaa
from Ia this season.
TIE prices y"u Will lind quoted on
these goods nrc 10 to 25 per cent.
lower than the same goods sold Ut
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state Of SOuadRA Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKEl,s.

state Of SOuatEs Carolina
COUNTY OF PIcKEss.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Jaines Thomns Power, Plaintiff against
Francis Maria Power. Rachel Hester
Power, Nancy Margaret Power, William
q. Mauldin. Joseph g. Mnuldin, Susnn
Chapman, Lhtella Hester, james +. Bark.
cr, James ThOmas Barker md Margaret
Barker, observation-disclosures ron RE-
LiEf, &c.
TO the Defendants:
VOU are horcby summond aud reauired
h to answer the complaint in this action.
which WAS filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
Common PlenS, for the snd county, on the
3d day Of September 1883, and to serve
copy Of your answer TO the snid complaint
on the Subscribers at their Office Pickens
Court House, South Carolina, within twenty
days after the service hereof, exclusive Of
The dny Ut such service; and IL you fnil 10
answer the complaint within the iimc atore.
snid. the plaintiff in this action will apply
TO the court for the relief demanded in The
complaint.
Dated I'D September 1883
5. }. }. LEWIS, o.C,P.
NORTONi KEITH d HLLlNGSWORTH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The defendants will nlso take ao;.oe that
this action is brought for the parIi ion of
the tract Uf land ~ Picsen3 County, South
Carolina, on Four Mile creek and KeoWee
river, containing 800 acres, more or less,
lately owned by Sarah Ann Mhuldin, Fran.
els Marin Power, Rachel Hester Power,
Many Margaret Power, and James Pow
cr. among the four lnst named and the heirs
nj inW UI the first nnmcd PR snirter nnd to
subject the share of tie first named 10 the
pay tncn Of ler de'HsI and also take notice
that no PERSONAL claim is made against yon
or any one or more Of yOn,
NORTON, KEITH & IOLLINa5WORTH,
Plnint'tl Attorneys
sept 6, 1899 90 Is
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Col. B. Z. Jonos, ono OF Groom
Wills most esteemed and honoroJ
citizens, and o prominent lawyer
died of henrt disease, on tho Goth
uIL. aged 90 years. Colonel Jonos
wac universally admired wherever
known, for his many noble qualities
OF taind and heart. ....
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AS when She was Young.

:" hnvekused Parker's Hair Balsam md
IKE 1t better than any similar preparation
] know Of" writes Mrs. Ellen Perry, wife
OF Rev. p. Perry, cf ColdbrOok Springs,
Mass. MY hair was almost entirely gray,
but n dollar bottle of the Bnlsam has re-
~ ored the sof.ness, and the brown caior il
had when was young-not single gray
hair left. Since l began applying tho
B"lsam my ::hnir has stopped falling OUT.
and find IT, is n perfectly harmless and
agreeable dressing"
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On Thrift DaSs' Y>tSaa.

THE VoLrAfo BEIr Co.. MRsshthAi. Mich.
viii send Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro
V"itnic Belts and Electric Appliances Oh
trial for thirty days to men (young or olds
who nre afflicted wiih%ervous debility, los,
vitality and kindred ts'0tl6Aes, gunrnnt eeing
speedy nnd complete restoration Of health
and manly viRor. Address rs above.-N.
B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty DAYS
trial Is allowed. 1Ss2-1y fan 4
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Trgu1sGA'Y, SEPT. &. 1853.
7.E'KIRNT&& E

Tor,"'r"r;ption. ~ 80 irr nnn"m .forsix
months. y5 -rn,s; striefiYin 0d''ohee
A9pr Hsemcntt r$e,jr1 al one 9o71ar pr
: quar-, nra,r rncA o5 ie.s forfh" first Insertion
amt .fj1y r",.t' io! rar' S"bs'9sf"nf 'hSr'T'on'
Jibeyay i;s"punf n,ddt 4 m~rh]nnf' dnd Others
adcey,S,ing E", SIR m'T''a' or bv the Hrne.
Ohr,uorv .ioti~,t .fhh TRIBUTES Of Rtspert
chary>d. .fDr az sd""'''s'"'"mf'
.4nnnrn .iny Ce4@''at, J6Ne 3oilors in I'D
HnCe
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7 WILL sr'i n valuable PLANTATION.
situate uhr mile from Easlcy. on Air
Lime Eailr""d-hounlcd hy three public
ronds, mud containing 2lj acres, II or IS
ncic cs OF Bottom Land. Goni Dwcllin" and
other improvements npon The place. Farm
in high s,n'c " cultivation. For further
Information. apply TO \. NJ. FOLGER.
Real Estate Agent, Enslcy Station
ELIAS DAY.
sept 6, 1888 50 If
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NOTICE 20 DEBTORS AND CREDIT
~ ORS.-All persons building rinims
against the Estate Of JOHN CHASTAIN.
deceased. late of Pickcns County. South
Carolina, will present them legally ntteSted
TO the undersigned for payment; and those
indebted will make payment to
MARY NJ. CHASTAIN, Ad'mx.
sept 6, 1888 50 3
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sept 6, 1888

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
~ lfORS.-All persons holding claims
against the E't"te Of }. e. ALLISON,
deceased. late Of Pickens County, south
Carolina, will present them legally nrtc,ted
to the undersigned for payment: and those
indebted 10 said Estate will mike payment
TO JAMES NJ. TEwAKT, Ex'or.
sept 6. 1889 so 2
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Mt. Wow Academy, Centrsl To,vn,hin

The Roilof Honor" Fof me week Hna-
ing August Eth, ishs Ho4lows: HaAl Bnsks,
Eth"l Cochran and Bobhie Cochhai,, ihSy
having "ttsiked tlte resufsite degree of ek.
cellence. TrAcurp
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-09-06

DubBan, September - ZuluiaEd Is in
q state OF anarchy. Cetewayo has asked
for British protection
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men and boys 40 rrnts

men and boys 10 crntS
Extra heavy Docsklns, Tor men and
boys % cents
Extra heavy Tricot, tor mcn and
boys 25 cents
Wool Jeans, for men and boys 30c
Wool DOrSkins, iur men Il boys 3Oc
Blue Wool Jeans, (6argnin) tor men
and boys 33a
AL coIols, Jeans, (bargnin) for mon
and boys 338
All colors, Docskins, for men and
boys 333
Wool kerScys (cxccIlont good~) for
men and boys 333
Wool Jo"ns and kerscys for men
and boys 40 cents
Home made Jeans, Kerscys and
Cocskins for 10 and so cents
White FlnnncIs from Is TO 80 cents
Rod FIanncIs from Is 10 60 cents.
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Attention! Attention

To our friends And customers we hpvG'
only TO Say DIR STOCK OF FALL GOODS
"re5"st commenced coming in md ere louy i
will be complete in every department.. Hu'
when you come to Grecnville don't fniI ~
come and see us as we hAvc big bn, gaia
for you.
The best Bieaching in the State for ih%
r,tney.
II yards Blenching A. vide for 81 th
I'D yards Bieaching A. wide for o..
yards Heavy Bleaching A wide uO.
HB&sah WIN S4aHHeTANdaS.
1S yards.Good Shirting for 81 HG.
vs. yarts Good Shiriing for / 90
l3 ynrds Good Shifting Al wide for 90
3" yards Calico for OO.
~ yards Calico for ] 90
IL yards Calico Tor O0.
13ynrds Calico and one dozen Bmttonni
and Spool Cotton for 100.
Good Jenhs n, % cents.
Dueshih CassiIncre from 80 cents to ,,.t'
dollar.
Alpaca Dress Goods--n, 1Oc
Twilled Dress Goods Mt l23c.
Brocnded Dress Goods at l63c.
BLACK CASH WI ERE,
In this department We cnn show yorH
Full line of Black AMI Blue Cashlners I p,d
40. 80. G5. IS, 80 to 81 on.
Bunch Yarns Al 90 cents per bunch:
So with this come and see ur when ,.,I
come to Greenvilc.lnd We guarantee salts
fnc;iun ut huney refunded.
Your friends,
STHeAHDHKSX GG HBAHgHGo
T.. .. BON l72.
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Tax Notice

COUNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE.
PicKENs G. H., s. G.. August IL. 1888,
IN accordance with the Supply Bill. nrg
proved December 23. 1882, notice i
hereby given that this Office will he u,.rI,
for the collection Of taxes on AATURDIY,
the Is, day OF September, 1888, nnd vii
rcmnin open until October 2UIh. The l.,r
per centum Is as follows:
Stale ~ mills.
County ! Us
Past Indebtedness IA &c
Hhilroni 4 ..
School 2
Total loi mills.
Foil Tax 81.
The penalty Of five per cent. will MT ,ci3
on all t"xes where The May filstnilmgnt ,}Is
not paid. ..'.
For the convenience Of Taxpayers l vii
be nt the following Plnccs NJ The iin. .
stated below Tor tlIe Uullec'iuu .og ,nses:
Monday and Tuesdns UoI"h8r ist amt -
NJ Central.
Wednesday and Thursday, Uotober 8d n.t
4th nt Liberty.
Friday and sa'ur1.yi UcDobor 9Th and
9th NJ Ensley.
Monday and Thce'ioy, Uc.oher sth nud
9th at Dncusvllc.
Wednesday, Ocrohcr lob At Pumpkh,.
town. ~.
Thursday, Octobrr TN II Kings s,orr
Friday, October l9th ~ hurricane.
Ana for the buhuCc q the time a, inv
Office NJ the Court liuu.c.
Taxes are payalc c ~ thr Glowing kim
of funds and no ulher: Gold and Silrr.
Coin, United Smrc' Currency, NatIon.i
Bank Notes,
Jurors, Constables and WitnesT Ce~r.
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lour lrlenuS,
STHe A HDH1KGX GG HBAH8 8HPo
l.. d. BON l72.
REMOVE e y
w&
Il
s. -. ..-'.le,'t...

brennan & Bro.
Have sccurrd tho WEST + -
DRUG STORE PLACE, and w>,.'
their
PICK EMS FASHEN HDS
TO come and soc their Now Varird
and Extensive Stock of
GOBA1edtfOHRaFReS.
Fancy daOO3%,
Choice dSPOeerieH,
Fane Gfgawn
teunGa T'OHbaccGbs &G%s
nug 80, 1883.
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For Sale.

ONE 40 SAW dRtZZtE IMPROVED
" COTTON utN, aud I 4 to 4 Waterfowl
Portable Stsar, Eagine with all the Ex,uyss
Terms cnsy. Apply ie
,.. J. r. BOadS.
aas 30, 1885 40 u
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4DreSS dAOOt:H.

We intend to givo great caro- to
tho buying OF this stock, and Will
open on or about tho 20Lh OF Sop
tembrr an excellent line Of FALL
AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Don't buy until you Sco our stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-06

NOTICE j. hereby given that me nm
~ dcrsigned, Trustee 81 Harbison town
ship, will attend 70 the business q me
township q hls home, east Of IaysvI'les
on Saturday or each week, and person.
having business IRE cxpectingto present
Il On that day.
One-half 81 the Township Library Z e
Harrison Morgsn's. q Ludlow, and one
half &c Jchn Aulcnbergcrs shop, n
IIaysviIlc. Parties wanting books my
get them o. either place.
TnouAs r. Hcrr, Trustee
May 5ih, I062--y. HARRISON ~
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The Evansville
The Evansville
WEEKLY COURIER
Jasper 0ourier
--Fon---
~ 4 RAl lRsAaE INCLUDED

TuH MEANWHILE WEKKLY COURIER
n recognised q paper unsurpassed n az The rfqnr<
ments u American Journalism. n stands cor<pitnpNs
emepe ne metropolitan joornais ~ ~ connfry q
complete Newspaper. IN fhe uatf<r n tei<rr.rn',
EvnnavlI1e Daily Courier. y bas q i<s rrnnen1
IN The dispatches ~ ne western A. -ciasd Pres A.
Il i. Il ~ inilsss ssnss. ! FanS1y Paper. vssh
Issue contains complete story rich variety " &c.
dtneoI notes Fa<bicns an. Industries LrtrHf1re
science. ese ~ Markst Quosstons srs eomp'e't -
Il Il unr.rpsssed . - ynt<vprs>IDr furs sbt Trp.
worthy General Family Newspaper. me- To- 49,
TIM Jasper COURIER i shs most rs'ishIe r'E.sr
published n Dubois County end rsi1<s ittcH ~ ~
Gives large amount q general ns~s asd selections !"
sssS - ysns susssripsssss. Only $50 isr
two GOOD papers. oef'I
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Professor q young Iady STUDENT
err mark y very low, end YOU have
only just passed Young lady--.Oh. I
~ ~. % glad Professor surprIsed ~
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-06

Smith American Company Organ
with eight stops. knee swell. and bcauti-
ful tone, for sale q The CouRIKR OrYicE
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-27
Selett Stprp.
COUNTING THE COST.

care you intending to buy new
sleigh this winter :" asked q me-
chanic of Charles Wallace, as he met
him on the street.
II have not decided yet. Why ?"
II have some good ones on hand,
and will sell you one at bargain
Come and see them"
"Tf conclude to purchase l will
give y0u call"
II will give you time if you havs
not the money just now; can wait
three or six months if you like glad
to accommodate you"
"Wsll, I'll think about it"
Charles Wallace was young man
iust started in life. BE had bought
a snug little farm, with a cosy cot
tsge and good outbuil dings, and
brought his young wife there to helE
him enjoy his new home. He paid
eight hundred dollars down and gave
mortgage for the other thousand
dollars to be paid in yearly install
msnts of two hundred dollars princi
pal and interest on the remainder
Ellen had little money that sh'
had earned in teaching school, ane
she furnished the house as far az sh'
could without running into debt
( She was sensible girl, and preferred
buying fifty sheep to furnishing thu
parlor, "It will not take long,, sh'
said, "for the sheep to bring none,
enough to buy = parlor set and oar
net, and we shall have them growing
all the time, and We can wait; ou
sitting room is gool enough. .
lwhen her husband came in and tol'
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-27
WHOLE NUMBER, $50.

and urged him to buy one Of his new,
slsighs. ta..
no" he replied, "I am not in
tending to buys new one this season"
1T 7 had done as you have this
year." said the other. ri woall have
q handsome turnout to give my wife
a ride once in q while"
my wife would not enjoy ride
in q sleigh that was not paid for,
and shall not buy one till | can
pay for it. am going to pay for
my farm aud home before l ds.h out
in much style, and my wife feels a.
! do about it"
That evening Jones was in the
store, and made the remark that
Charley Wallace would be n rich
man by the time he was forty, for he
had senaible woman for . wife and
he had common sense himself. ,4-.