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THE COURT RECORD.
Business transacted by tho District
Judiciary Yesterday.

Court 81 0taerh Term-Cttef J,tJtice Cnltcr. and
Jus tees James and Co1-United States vs.. Mi
nor; Judgment OF special term reversed and the
cause re handed back for new trial, Asa L
Knight vs. Samuel s. Blaoktord; Judgment Of
.pecal term affirmed. W. NJ. Gait & Co. VS.. Geo.
Ireusdale Judgment OF special term affirmed.
Charles Walter eli al, VS.. Frank X. Ward directed
to show cause why he should not be adJudged in
contempt Of court. United States on the relation
OF James II. Elgin vs. w. W. Upton, second comp
troer of the treasury amended petition filed.
United States eX rel. Richard NJ. Hoe ct al VS.
Benjamin Butterworth. commissioner ofpa:ents;
ordered that respondent appear before the court
on the twenty fourth instant to show cause why
the writ of mandainus should not ISSUE
Circuit Court-Jud0e Hd1ner.-Bruch VS.. Knox
verdict for defendant. Young VS.. Manhattan Life
Insurance. Co., verdict for. defendant Kilbourn
VS.. Thompson; jury resPited.
Birch; testimony before John L. MUNally, exam
liner, ordered taken. Luckot VS.. LuckGt audi
tors report confirmed Guest Va. Guest sale
make sale. Smith vs.. Williams; John b. Ham =
mOnd allowed to become accompaniment. Colt
vs.. Bradley restraining order, returnable March
"a, 1881, granted. Dubois VS.. Spraguo; appear
ance Of absent defendants ordered. Duval vs..
Mitchell sale ratified nisi Taylor vs. Moses:
reference to auditor ordered. StiCkney VS.. Stick
ney; sale ratified nisl Robinson VS.. Johnson; on
hearing.
.Crtminal court-Judgs WvHe.-Johu J. Alley,
violating section $3.50, revised statutes, postal
laws) arraigned and pleaded not guilty; witnesses
examined John ]. Alley. same ofense arralgned
and pleaded not gull
NEW SUITS.
No. 1929. william D. Colt trustee, &C., and Cath
crime q. Gideon VS.. Andrew q. Bradley, trustee.
&C., ct al. injunction and to remove cloud oil
title: T. 4. Crlltenden and william l.. Edmonstou
solicitors. No. 25lS3 the Metropolitan Dairy
company. Watson Il Dorpitzer agents, VS.. Robert
Il. Doyle; account sl26 s. Randolph Coylt at
torney. No. 25lSi, United States eN rel. Richard
NJ. Hoe ct al. VS.. Benjamin Butterworth. COM
missioner of patents; mandamus; Munson 4
Philip attorneys No. 25lS5, Thomas J. Mackey
vs. Caleb c. Merritt; account Sl75. No. 2jlS6, the
Baltimore United oil company vs.. the Gas Con.
sumers Protective Manufacturing company; nc.
count S29052 Birney Il Brney, attorneys.
COURT CALL.
Court IN Genera, 7erm-Ciief Justice CIrtsr. nus
tees james and Cos.-Nos. 10. so, 6O% GO, 20, II,
and 70.
Circuit Court-Jadgs Hagnsr-Nos. Sc. 15i 1856, 1853,
159. and 100.
Eggity CourL-Jtldge AacArthur.-Nos II, %, 81
"a, 90, "a, %, and 90.
Crimina! tourt-Jld0c Wvlie.-Nos. 1873. 1887
1887 and 1921
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BALTIMORE, March l7.-Beef cattle-Markct quite
slow and prices 40 lower; very best, G4pG}sG;
frat quality, 5GBc: medium, 3}s0i5so; ordinary,
31a@39sc most of tho sales were from to &C.;
receipts, ll3i head sales, 1877 head. swine Fair
5,l1l head; quotations, SGglsc. The receipts of
sheep were 2,070 head; quo IaLions-sheep, 496l3c
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET.

WAsHINGToN March 17.-Cattle--2jS head mp
and sold best, 6SDG94c; good, G@6l|c: fair, 80
54c; medium 5@5y4c; ordinary, 3l2G4Ac Mar
ket slow aud 10 lower than last week. Sheep
80 sold Mt 5@6;4c. Mich cows-SOsold at 10000
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The following were opening aud closing prices:


1910 Flour steady, with lOir jnbhing trade de-
maid; Howard street and western superfne, $40
civ mills yDerine, g27593.5O; do extra $500
62b do. Rio brands g562g5 So; Patapsco family,
$500 do. supenative patent, 500, Nhoat-soutn-
ern auiet and steady; western lower and dull
southern red. sl,l7@llii do, amber, Sl,l59lFi
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L. BRIGHAM BISHOP g. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
Boston, New York, Baltimore,
1881 L ST. n. w.
WASHINGTON
STOCKS, GRAIN, PROVISIONS, AND
PETROLEUM.

Anpersons inclined to speculate In mode.
way IN
ACTIVE STOCKS, GRAM, on pRnvTsToNA
should visit this OnlCe nnd examine the spe.
C!Hl facilities here offered, No previous eNpa-
rienCe necessary 70 enable anyone 70 operaLo
us intGlligcutly Us the oldest dealers.
The public Is cordially invited.
Stocks bought and sold In lots Of ten share.
and upward mt tho same price rs larger lots on
the New York Stock Exchange.
Margins, per cent. or more, AZ discretion
No Interest charged for carrying St0ClI3
Graiu, Provisions, or Petroleum any length OF
time desired,
Further particulars CheCrhlly given upon
application to tho manager,
Orders by telephone or messenger prompt
~ executed
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To all who are suffering from the errors ana in.
dlscretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of mlnhOOd, &c, Will send u recipe that
Will cure yUu fres u charge. This great Remedy
was discovered by II mis- 'l0nary la south Ameglci
send seliaddresscd envelope To the Roy. joseph
L. lnmhl, Station y. New York titG.
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special.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate were flied
for record yesterday:
L st. n. W., north side, bet. 10th and 18th sts,
lot . sub. of So 3i7, fronting 90 f., George
NJ. Henault to Therese NJ. Henault: dated
Sept. IL, lS73..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
N and Goth sts II. W., southeast corner, pit
lot 10 sub of So. ll6, Alfred Ray aud John
W. Ray, executors, to Thomas J, Fisher;
dated March ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
and 10Th SIS; n. W.; southeast corner, pit.
lot IL sub. of So. lie, BrainRrd H. Warner
and wife to Thomas j. Fisher; dated March
f st. n. w. south side, bet. 18th and 18th SIS.
lot 8, sub. OF So. 225. fronting 20 it,, John A..
Prescott and wife 10 Henry A. Willard
dated Oct. 20, 1852. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
st. IL. W., south side. bet. 18th ana nth sts.,
lot a., sub; of 50. 2iO fronting. 20 f., Her
bert A; GIL and wife to Edward Camnack;
,, dated March - .,...............".......; 1000
ST. II. W, north size, bet. lsC ana North
Capitol sts., lot 40, sub. OF so, GA fronting
Is 4 Thomas i. Jones, trustee, u John J.
Tacoma n uaS1 o M 5and 70 ID ~, q; IIo:
OF the county OF Washington, b. +. Gilbert
and vie to James A, Buchanan, U. 5. A..
Uniontown. D, G., lot 1917, sub, OF part of
place called Chichester" Charles +. Wat
son ana James Mcl.aren executors, to
nnah Hunnicutt; dated March4........ so
81. II. W., north side, bet. LIST and North
Capitol sts, lot Il, sub. otsq, ga, fronting
Is IT,. Thomas H. Jones, trustee to Johu
Rover; dated March Observation-Disclosures. 10
LIST ST. West Washi gton, cast side, bet Pc.
tomho and MirEet sls', pt, OF 50, 90, sub. of
Georgetown, Walter c. Smith, executor, to
Margaret G. CAN'T; dated March l5,i...,;, 5000
lie Droit park, lot IL, sub. OF blk. 10, Jennie
j. .koseoraus aud husband to john d.
SMITH dated March l7,.,,...::.,.,..;....;.; $500
County of Washington tract Of land called
aaron" aud pit. OF tract called NOncsuch,
containing % acres, Samuel X. Bond TO
William r. Dale dated March IL. 1850
Q 81. and y, ii. ave, n. W.. northwest cor.
mer, lots and GO, sub, OF 50. l5i, David
u. Burner TO Susan H. +. Dyer; dated
March 5000
9th ST. y. e., east side, between public square
aud D st. pi, lO ., su0. Ofsq. S37 Elizabeth
A. Kennedy ana others to james Il. Con.
,, nSors dated March lai.,.;...";.;;....... 600
lot O. sub of 81. I'll, ironng 90 feet. Sarah
W. Brown to Mary c. Allen; dated March
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. All
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Measurement of MIX.

Farm, Field ana tlreHl0e.
If the tests of noted cows were made known
in quarts instead Of pounds, the experiments
would be more easily understood. 1t may be
supposed that every farmer knows how many
pounds of milk are contained in a gallon, but
the common custom of measuring with the lid
uid system is not easily usurped, and We May
safely assert that there are hundreds of farmers
who read of the yields of cows, given as so many
pounds of milk, and yet do not feel competent
to state what that quantity shoaid be in liquid
measure. The method of weighing by the scales
also misleads as the quantity IS usually seem
ingly larger than that from good dairy COWS, but
give the record in quarts, and every farmer
defstands the quantity at once.
Milk does not weigh the same under all oosldi-
tions. A gallon of new milk should weigh eight
pounds and eight ounces or two pounds and two
ounces per quart. 1t requires pencil and paper
for the farmer to reduce certain number OF
pounds to the more familiar quarts, owing 20
the weight of quart exceeding two pounds, and
with a fraction to contend against Again,
SKINNED milk weighs an ounce more TO the gal
lon, or eight pounds and nine ounces, while
cream weighs only eight pounds and four ounces.
Buttermiik however, weighs eight pounds and
eight and a half ounces, and the fraction IN that
case is a bother. Few farmers read milk records
closely when pounds are given, for they do not
wish too much arithmetic in simple statements,
although the weight system may be preferable
at times but give the production in quarts,
and greater interest will be created in the tests.
for the easier and more thoroughly understood
the experiments the better for those who
make them and for those who are indirectly in
terested
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CHICAGO, May 20.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts, Is 600; shipments 3 600
The market was dull and 10c lower; rough packing
hogs 80 15@5.60i packing and skipping, $500
Cattle-Receipts. 1900; shipments, . zoe The
market was brisk and irmerj exports $6 az. 20;
good TO choice SHIPPING steers, 40 common
70 medium: $S.33G5-9e; CRESTED Texas steers,
"a. rs: eorp-fed Texas steers. $3.50.
iSheep-Receipss, / 600 shipments. 800. The mar
ket slows wooded inferior fair sheep. &365s14 ~
cwt,i medium good sheep. 81. so 5. 90. choice te
extra, IS. 80 06.15. t"'
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-Cattle-Receir.s. 1000;
shipments, 200. The market was steady; export
steers. $S-4006.z5; good 10 choice shipping steers
So. 90 az 40 common 70 medium 50. 40 90 so. corn
fed Texas steers, 80 CRASHED Texas steers
81. IS a4.75.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts $50. shipmantz
clipped sheep. $34550 Texas sheep, $3a5.
HQgs = Receipts, $500 shipments. 600. The
market steady; light hogs. $s540Q5.6O; packing
hogs, $5.5005.60 heavy hogs, $3.50 So
NEW YORK, May 20.-Besves-Receipts Is car:
loads mainly for the city trade Dressed beef higher
at so. % 1925 for city dressed ss- lii-
Sheep and LaBlbs-Receipts 8, 800 and in pens
since Yesterday The market was Doc lower for sheen
clipped sheep $4.7 06.25 y cwt.; slaughterers
spring lambs, $9. So 09. So
Hogs-Reeepts, 1000 The market was show at
$505.75 % cwt,
EAST LIBERTY, May 20.-Cattle-Slew and un-
changed Receipts So Shipments, 5l5. @ "a
Hogs-Slow Receipts $40; shipments, 600;
Phadelphias, $4,000, good Workers, $5.4o0
$50.
Sheep-Prices lac off from yesterdays 20 car loads
aiisold, Receipts, 3,400i shipments, $500
KANSAS CITY. May 20.-The Liye Stock Indi-
reports: Cgttle-Rsceipts, l,4a0. The market
was slow; native shipping steers of 965 to 800
lbs average sold at 50. 25n565. Others unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 1910. The market opened higher
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but closed weaker; sales of lots of 200 to sos he
average at 90 80 with the bulk of the sales So 20
05.3O
Sheep-Receipts GAO The market was quiet and
unchanged
BUFFALO, May 20.-Catte - Receipts to-day,
2S9 receipts consigned through 14S carloads.
The market generally unchanged but some sales
rather higher; supply lights all sold.
Sheep and Lamhs-Receipts to-day, 400; receipts
consigned through ear,laads Tine market was quiet
and unchanged no lambs here
Hogs-Reeeipts to-day, 500 receipts consigned
through, 80 carloads The market dull and prices
. shade lower; light to good Workers. quotable at
$5.5O05.6 60 choice to city trade 80 So ali sold.
CINCINNATI, May 20.-,Hogs Quiet common and
light, II % $500; packing andbutchers', IS 60 %
$50. Receipts, i, 500; shipments 1 800
MILWAUKEE, Nay 20-Hogs steady at s5 a
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TRADE AND COMMERCE
Curtailing of Credits Likely To BE the
Hobby for a Time.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 20.
While the whirlwind of excitement with which
the speculative markets have been characterized
of late has scarcely been felt in the general
trade thing 10 noticeable, that is it is tending
to curtailing of credits for time, until the pres
ent furry subsidies At least those who are con
sidered at all doubtful viii have to come closely
TO time; at least they will have to settle old ae-
counts before new one is opened up In com
modities removed from speculative influences
prices have already reached plane SO low that
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Oils.

BRADFORD. May 20.-The crude oil market
was weak and lower Total rms yesterday, n 935
$50 brls Glsaraneos 2,742, 600 brAs. United pine
line certificates opened 7Sc, and closed at 70 ecj
highest price Of the day, Lee lowest price, ac
PTTTSBURG, May 20.-The petroleum market
was heavy; United pipeline certificates opened at
77c, advanced to 7Slsc broke and closed weak at
73l4c.
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NEW YORK, May 2O,-The exports of domestic
cotton goods the past week were 1888 packages,
making the total exports since Jan. j, SO, 435
PACKAGES against 81 0s4 packages for the same time
nj 1883 and Cd .9d7 packages in lSss2 fhese has
been fair request for number of selections of sea-
sonable speciaties, bat for general merchandise the
demand was dull.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, May 2a-Cotton quiet: futures quiet;
May l1.49c; June, II 59e; July lifts August,
1855 September, II zoe; October, 11.o9e: No
%smber, 10 sse December, 1885, Japuary, 1890;
February 11.0Sc.
CINCINNATI, May 20.-cotton quiet and un-
changed
LOUISVILLE, May 2o.-Gettop quiet.
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LONDON, May 20,-5 P. M--Government bonds
United States four-anda-halfs, ia; fours 1929.
RAILROAD bonds-eanadian Pae'Ge, 147li; New York
Central, 1929 Erie, 1l6l4 seconds 66la; Reading,
,1164.
PARIS, May 2o.-Rentes, 7sf 6719c.
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NEW YORK, May .-Cofee--Spot lots fair Rio
dull. Sales of 500 bags Rio No. z june at $3.50
S.60e 4, 750 bags July at 9.60@s.65 700 bags
August at S.65Gs.70e; 1000 bags September at
S.700S.75c; 1,500 bags October at $685. 1890
bags December att s5e
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BOSTON May 2o-Wool in moderate demand;
Ohio and Pennsylvania extra, 81 03Se; Michigan ex-
ira, 32034c; pulled, 30039e others unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.-Wool quiet aud prices
nominal
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LIVE STOCK
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, May %, ,
CAFTLE-Rsseipts 400; shipments, ESQ The
quality was fair, and mostly of butchers grades
The market steady and prices unchanged. But
few prime grades coming in; this class in good demand
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Chicago. St. Louis & Pitsbur1,

Chicago, st. Louis & PissburJ,
Depart--New York, Philadelphia. Wash. -
ington Baltimore aud Pittsburv
Express, daily .... A.o5 at
Dayton and Columbus Express, ex. ~
sept Sunday. 1915 arr
Richmend Accommodation 100 ps,
New York, Philadelphia Washing. -
ton, baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily, s., h...-....,...... 4;55pn
A;,. by 5Y eoh Express except Sunday. 4:55 pm
AfrlNe--heinIond Accommodation except
Sunday ~. $40 Al,
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily ...--.---....-...---.1l: 37 am
!, eopt sunday -. - t?s.' - SGT pm
new York, Philadelphia Wishing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press press daily .1e:2o pm
layton Express, daily except Sun. -
cY,o.o day 1o;2opna
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo p c. a. ST. L. r. r.
Oeprt-Louisvile and Chicago Express
p.c.;... So. lib am
press daily, .s....--.-......... IL 90 nm
A1rive-Chieago and Louisville Fast Express, =.
dHily, Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 am
Chicago aud Louisville Express -
p. c,-..---.-.....,......--. ss5pro
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST "A HOURS.
Corn, bushels. 500
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JefersonvilIe, madison & IodianapoIis

Depart--suuthcrn Express. daily, s......- $40 am
Louisville and Madison Express 49, 7:25 am
Louisville and Madison mail D. c. 3:50pm
Louisville Express daily 6s45 pm
Acknowledgements and Madison Mall - 9:45 am
indianapolis st. Louis and Chicago
Express, daily, p.-....... Io:45 am
New York and Northern Fast Fix.
press r. ee;:....-...;; -. 7toopn
st. Louis, Chicago and Detroit Fast :
Line, daily, s.:-.---..-..........1 o.45 pm
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wabash, s.. Louis & Pacific.

Depart--Detroit and Chicago Mail. $4,000.
Toledo. Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids
aud Michigan Express
Detroit and Toledo Express, daily,
c. G. anu 3
Arrive Michigan and Toledo Rxpqess, daily
except Monday. .-...-,-,-.,-,-.
Toledo and Fort Wayne Express.
DetEoit aud Chicago Mail ,..----,-
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cineinnati. Wabash 3 Michigan Railway.


era1t--indisnapols and Grand Rapids Ex,l
MnSgar Exrres. i;'i - " 100 zoo ann ann
Arrive Cincinnati and Indianapolis Elk
press. . a 81 $50. ~. pm
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
Michigan and Grand Rapids Einel
Depcrt-AIchigan and Grand Rapids Elk. L. 40 am
Michigan and Grand Rapids Ex---. 5.oOpm
Naturalization and GRAND Rapids Ex- LBS am
Michigan and Grand Rapids Ex.- HAS pm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-05

AN OUTRAGE Ar A SrS0IW MEEyINc.-
on Tuesday night . number Of persons
met III Bethel Church, In Madison town.
ship. Tor praotico IN Sunday School mu-
sic. while engaged ID singing Mr. Ellis
DcBrulor, & young man, e0n o. Mr.gohn
DeBruler. was struck on tho back Of the
head with & piece or brick thrown
through On open window BY Mr. "a.
Dillon. & young man about 16 years q
2 DcBruler was knocked eonseIese,
ana had 10 be carried home, where the
wound was dressed, and 4 Va found he
wa not dangerously hurt. though II ne
had been hN . little lower, n would
probably been fatal. Dillon, Il d said,
has left the country.
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1l1snr NtREL.-Mr.sPct Schrflry ~
bain bridge Tp.. ia this COUNT. NAH
Ihtoueht III 10 NJ. ~. .Salb& specimen d
line potatoes raised tina season on his
|iartn. frnM seed furnished him b. Nh.
Saio last Spring. lie pGrtgd N \ pfil
one potato Of tile 9kArly Sunrise. and
dug This week 70 lbs. also u Of the
i~Chicago Market Which yielded Is lbs
one : Queen Of the Valley which yie'l-
edfll his. and one 'tEsrly 1iayfowtr,s
which yielded 9libs. ; altogether "a lbs.
|of marketable sized potatoes. and he had
'iraddition l6. lbs. Of small sized tnbers.
Hanv Of our farmers ON beat This yield
'the Cou2sER would DO gid = lststhe
public know,st.
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Personal. -Reys. A. =. Godty and
Geo. ID. Wolfe were.in Jasper Saturday
Tor Z rev hours, On their way ~ thei.
RESPECTIVE .h0nes. Nj. sGodby goes 10
|Cannelton the .coniag year, and Mr..
Wol6e 70 Orwell. They arc both 9pleas-
|snt gentlemen and efficient miuisters.
Dr.. OF. Howard, ~ genial Demo
|cratic nomiaeo for Clerk Of Spencer
was shakingshands with r0Cner-
'ors friends IN jasper, on Monday. He
has rot 20 ia The habit Of shaking hands
|and kissing the babies In spencer, il
seems u come perfectly saatnSal 70 MIN
|any where.
Nr. 3. b. Hunter the active agort u
lWiIstach, Baldwin 81 Co., Of Cincinnati
w4s interviewing our people Monday.
Mrs. s. Cooper and her daughter EN-
Ina. arrived home from their vacation
visit 70 her fathers On Thursday last,
lana have taken rooms with her brother,
lMr. WI Hunter. Mrs. Cooper looks %
though her respite had done her great
good, and she enters on her .duuee "a
teacher with : new xest.
Another. quota Or lHuntingburess oiti-
|zens were. over here lAst Sunday seeing
Ithe siahts. perambulating our thorough.
Ifsres ana by .roaoction generally paint
linz tho. city red. Last eundsy's vjsitopl
were made up ofmuch more buauty and
COLOR than the. chivalric hosts Of the pre-
Iyious Sunday. Among abe fir faoos
|pecping from beneath jauuty turbans,
|wo noticed tho Misses viola and Helen
Montgomery, Miss Libhie Wil&on, and
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GfBsox COUNTY. The Democratic
county convention OF Gibson, held last
Saturday, was large and enthusiastic, and
the following ticket was nomiRated
For Represcntat:ye-Cspt. Nv. y. still
we'll Treasurer, A. G. Aakemason
Sheriff, b. Spain Commissioners, NIX.
|Robb and 4. ,BnRmficd; surveyor, J.
|Fr6ndenbriger; Coroner, J. Aldridge.
The convention was addressed BY Han
'J.sE. Mccullough and w. 4. 6tillWsll.
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CLEVELAND AND HExpHcks OEUB.-
There will be . meeting ofa1 citizens OF
IalI.township opposed % rn0nopolies OF
all kinds, andin favor Of honesty IN pub
lie affairs. and Z reductions Of che WAT
tariff. 81 Celestine on Sept. 18th. 1854, q
2 o'clock .. n for the purpose Of organ
ling 4 Cleveland and Hendricks Club
and chooaing officers therefor. Good
speakers are,expested, and. everybody y
invited.
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Cy-,rhe attendance q theJSsporHi9h
schools Is not what il should be. Ail
pupils entitled to. the privileges Of :said
school are earnestly reQusste1 10 enter
Is soon Is convenient. Pupilswho donol
live in the corporation and have not
Ibccn properly transferred mar ~enternpou
reasonable terms nv comforting with the
,teachef.
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.s'Thc Squire sayr the author of-tsThe
lHoosier Schoolnaster,' wore one glass
EYE aud q wig. The glass eye was con-
stsntly clipping out Of focus, and the wig
burning around sidewisc on his head
whenever he addressed thu people Of the
Fiat Creek District" Sad spectacle.
|Parker's Hair Balsam preserves and pro-
|Gotes the growth CT the material hair. Il
also restores the nstura! color 70 hair
which has faded or become gray. Clean,
elegant, beneficial, highly perfumed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-05

PIcNics.-Thepc viii he sjolly picajc
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others.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-05

Ayers Agne Cure, when used accord
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-05

uz Attention of persons liavine lAisi'
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-09-05

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