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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-11
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-11
Gages : TeuigfeiteH.
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Oas 9lgrieulturs9 9epartement in
Wafbington beri6tet, baB in ben Golf
ifoaten Die 8aumipol>Motte erl6ienen
1T. Sie Raupen baben fi9 inbeB nur
an Dereia5elten Stellen geseigt.
Srei Gommuniiten in Stem Sort,
Moolf Neilfon, SbeDbor @6l5el uno
Imbroie Watts, finb perbaftet tporben,
tueil iie fo5ialtitif9e prpflamationen an
bic 5traBeneden flebten. eSe6er BON
ibnen bate $5 Strafe au sablen.
= 9ie pittsburger Wbisfp= =Brenne=
reien baben bereits 5000 SAB Wbisfp
na6 Bremen geian6t, um benielben 2
Sabre baielbit gu lagern. Sie 8renner
geben an, baB Die Gra6t unb 2agerfo=
ften pro GaB ii6 nur auf 1920 belaus
fen, tpdbrenb bic Steuer bierielbit auf
500 gu ffeben fomnlt.
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,@eorg Meb in pittsburg tuarf ieiti
13idbriges Sinh aug benz Genifer feimer
i'm stpeiten 9todtperf befinbli1en Wob=
nung auf Die StraBe binaus. Gas
Rinb bat i1beB bur@ ben 6aG ni6t Die
geringite 8erlebung erbaltem.
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fdmmtli6e 8aumtpoa Gabrifen bonn
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tporben. Cine 8aumpoll Sabrif in
South Bridge, bic 600 4rbeiter be-
i6dftigte, 1T abgebrannt.
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Wontana tpurbem IA Pferbebiebe iiber<
fallen, Die Ii@ in einem 8Iodbauie ber=
iammelt batten. 9 berielbem iinb gez
t6btet tporben unb 5 emit f1oben.
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fl6li9en Granfrei@ fiuben ber Gbolera
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Ser. Staten in @tariei1e, beri9tet,
baB bic gbolera mebr Sterbli1teit pers
lirfa6t, als in friiberen Sabren. Mebr
als 2 Srittel ber @rfranften fallen i6r
gum Opfer.
= Son 2onbon tpirb beri1tet, oaB
bic yenglil6e @bOlera" in beri9ieoenen
| Siltritten BON 2aneaibire ausgebros
| den 1T.
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| fein.
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belgif6er @td6te bieIten in 8riifel elm,
8eriammlung ab, in Der 1ie Hd per:
pfli9teten, bem neuen S9uIseieB a.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-11
aSie elm alter adbsenSer SemiterlaSem.

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60 finb man9mal Bic rbeumatii6en
Gelenfe zines Mannes. Oie 6aspen
alt, rDifig unb abgenuBt un6 Oelung
febr n6tbig. Sie BeI9meroe liegt i'm
8lut. Gin Weann Der ettpas ttub it,
tit oer Wieberberitellumg tpertb. Sieies
fam 6ur6 grown's Sron 8itters boll>
bra9t iuerben. gs berei9ert unb rei=
nist bas 8lut, entfernt bic S6mer3et
unb belpirft p6llige Wte6erberifenung.
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@rfabrung. Serr s. $. 9untleD, 918
gfortb 16. StraBe, st. Qpuis iagt;
sd gebrau6te 8roipn's Sron 8itters
gegen Gbeumatismus, allgemeine
56wd6e unb acknowledgement NIT
ben beiten &eiultaten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-11

2ippen paren bldulidb unb Die 4usen
blidten angfbOll I'M ii6, als f6nne binz
ter iebem Baum unb ieoem guf6 Der
@efiir@tete berbDrtreten.
eSlt elmer balben Gtlt1lbe ipar Grdisz
nds errei6t. 8on glnna Maria's
Stirn tropften belle S6peiBperlen,
aber iie fog troBbem glei6Iam bic
Sreppen binan, unb erf im@ena6 Der
Mutter angelangt, berlieBen lire &rdfte
fie unb fie bra9 betuu Btlos sufammen.
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ber S9ref bate ibr fit einen Qngen=
Bid bic geiinnung geraubt. Mls tie
ibr &inb pl6bli9 gu ibren TiiBen sllz
fammenbre6en fab, fagte iie ii9, oaB
irgenb ettpas Sur9tbares gefdeben fein
miiiIe. Mtit ftarfem Nrm bob fie Nnna
Maria auf un6 trug iie auf elm <bee
bett.
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fun6en? Was 1T gei6ebena tpan6te
fie lib enblid) gu Garin, ipeld5e gleid)z
falls in einem b6llig eri66pften 3uftans
Be gegen Ben Sbiirpfoiten lebnte.
(Gortieseiy tOIst)
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Die
@5djentlid)e Treie VStifeY
sri&tinl
ieben Dcnnerifaa
unb fpftsi
$3.50 bas Sabr ober $1,25 far 6
Wonate in 8Orausts,abluns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-08-11
gSerf1nnIih.

profeiior, bor ben Ofterferien NIT
elmer unterri6tsitunbe iiber Seelenlebre
f9lieBen6: Stun, meine 2ie6en, tpdre
i'd gliidli6 init benz 8erfanbe fertig;
boffentlid6 gelingt es mir, Bis pfinsiten
CUR 8ernunft 81 fommen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
DEPARTMENT. NOTES.

The treasury department yesterday pur-
chased $4,000 ounces Of silver for delivery AZ
the Philadelphia and New Orleans mlnts.
The secretary of the navy received tele-
gram from Mr., John Roach yesterday at Ches-
ter, Pa announcing highly successful toSt
of the engines OF the Puritan,
The secretary of state yesterday certified to
the secretary of tho treasury list OF judg-
ments of the court Of commissioners Of Ala
bama claims in cases Of the first class from
July %, lsSi to Nov. 30 1854, inclusive.
The comptroller OF the currency has OK.
tended the corporate existence OF the follow
Ing named banks % Dec II, 1904 The MAY
orlck National bank of Boston, the Trade
mems National bank Of Pitts0urg, the First
National bank OF Clearileld, Pa, and the Ma
rino National bank OF Bath, Nc.
The United States district attorney at Nor.
folk has been instructed 10 abandon the case
against the British bark Natalie which re-
Gently arrived IN Hampton Roads and on
which penalty tonnage tax was imposed on
the ground that she had cargo Of guano
from Pedro Keys. which are included In the
list of guanO Islands appertainlng 10 the
United states, THIS action, on the part of the
authorities istaken because OF representations
on the part Of the British government that the
Island, Of Podro ksya belong 10 Great Britain.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

II was thought best by the management
to close FOrd's opera house last night In con.
sequence Of Miss Palmers illness. The bright
little actress, her many friends will be glad to
hear, has recovered, and will resume her part
III My Sweetheart" this evening.
RIP Van Winklo' loafed, and tipplcd and
prcvarcated to the accustomed delight of a
large audience at the National last night and
will continue his sad but charming, courses
during the remainder of tho week.
"on to Egypt is received with great salts.
faction at Albaugh's every evening, Tho top.
icnl songs are especially popular.
Tho attraction for Sunday might at the M
tional will be Col Robert q, Ingersoll's great
lecture, Orthodoxy" This lecture has never
been given In this city, and the oolonels
friends and admirers will doubtless flock to
hear IT, in the western cities, this fall, stand.
Ing room has been at premium, aud crowds
have been turned away from the doors,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
IN BEHALF OF EDUCATION.


Register Bruce has written the following
letter to Hon. Albert 5, Willis, chairman of the
subcommittee on education;
beg leave to express to you the profound
interest that feel in the success OF the cdu.
CatlOnal measure now In your charge As chuir-
man OF the subCOmmlttee on education.
a careful examination OF tho data supplied
by the census aud educational bureau Gstab.
fishes the presence and prevalence of Nh igllo-
rnnCc among our people Of both races that Is
well calculated 20 excite the anxiety nnd ap-
prehenslon OF thoughtful and patriotic clt-
ZGns.
Whether tho measure be contemplated in It's
industrial or political relations, II deserves
prOmptand sober consideration As IN in
dlslriGl force II Is patent in increasing the
wealth, comfort, convenience, and content.
mcnt OF the people. As political adjunct y
is u necessity TO the correct conception and
2enShip, aud II further subserYos tho purposes
OF good government by placing ali Glasses
upon the same plane OF thought and senti-
mont and thereby fostering confidence and
god will among them.
Whatever view may be taken of the subject
the Wisdom and importance of speedy and
adequate action thereon by the present con-
greSs cannot DO questioned.
The necessity for action being conceded and
a single economical and efficient method Of
action having been already practically agreed
upon, rs appears by the reports respectively
submitted 10 the two houses Of congress, | en-
terrain the hope that you will be able to press
this measure 10 u favorable vote In the present
house, am, yours very respectfully,
B X, BRUCE,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

lr looks now as though some action
would be taken by congress at this ses.
sion upon tho subject of now postollioe
building for this city. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that the postoilice is staying in its
present quarters on borrowed time, the
lease having expired, and the committees
on public buildings and grounds of both
the senate and house are interesting
themselves In tho matter. If ever a case
wins on its merits this one should, but
there should be no relaxation Of efforts
on the part of citizens of Washington in
pressing for immod ate action.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

democratic candidates and defeat the re-
publican candidates, and in doing that
they defeated not only the man whom
they held to DO Objectionable, but also
turned out of power tho party whose
principles they professed to believe In
and adhere TO. 1t is not the fault of the
republican party that it now finds itself
obliged to class Mr., Packard and those in
his position with open and avowod demo.
Gratis.
1t is not at all likely that the republi.
eau party will refuse the help of Mr.
Packard or any other independent in
future elections, for n party that would
reject recruits would be simply digging
its own grave, but II is quite certain that
it will insist that thoy shall como to its
ranks purely as recruits from another
party and that their standing in the
future as republicans shall be determined
by the measure Of earnest work they shall
do for the advancement Of tho fortunes
of the republican party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
IIr appears possible that Mr.. Bayard'

IT appears possible that Mr.. Bayard s
nt to President-elcct Cleveland did not
sess the significance assigned to it by
ticians and the press. Invitations to
l,ilar conferences, II. is stated, have been
IT to representative democrats from al.
ts of che country. Among those so
ored are named Thurman, McDonad,
Voorhees,, Gen. Gordon, Senator Farley,
Gen. Villas, and Gov. Crittendon, OF VI :
souri,. 1t is with pain that we have &, led
to observe any mention of an iuvilat ui,
to Schurz, Curtis, Beechcr, or any o.hr-
shining lights Of the late independent
annex to the democratic party. Can i.
be that after all the independents aro to
be frozen out?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

THE republicans have taken the initia-
We oil pension matters at this session.
having resolved at their congressional
taucus to heartily support the bill known
rs the Mexican pension bill, as amended
by the senate. Now lot the democrats
light or tly," and show whether their
owe for the union soldier is real or pre-
anIo1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

APPLICATIONS for Office arc pouring in
ipou democratic congressman at tho rato
bf l,0O0 n day. Think Of tho embarrass-
Znent to tho democratic party if ever one
lays mail in our city pustolIlce was de-
troyed by fire.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

THIS session may not be long enough
10 give due consideration to the question
bf still further general reduction in the
fates of letter postage. But there is
plenty Of time to do two things. First,
increase the maximum weight allowed
Tor tho single.rate letter TO one ounce.
Second, reduce the rate Of postage OIL
ocal letters to one cent where the carrier
ystcm in operation. The country de-
nands these changes Immediately, and
he postal revenue warrants the change.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

THE report that the subcommittee on
Elections of the house had decided to re.
port in the Mclean -Broadhead contest
adversely to DR.. Mclean is u little pro-
sions. The committee has not yet heard
he case, tho hearing set for yesterday
ping adjourned until to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

A COMMUNICATION from Admiral Am
mcn touching the cost and probable COM
nerce Of the Nicaragua canal. which We
publish to-day, will be found decidedly
Interesting, in Wow ofthc pendcncy oftho
treaty granting this country the right to
build the canal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

SECRETARY FRELGNGHUYsEH' analy-
Fis OF tho proposed treaty with Spain,
which we publish this morning, will give
Pur readers, in compact form, the ead-
Ing features of tho measure.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

THE house ON Wednesday defeated by
, vote Of l52 to SO an amendment to tho
academy appropriation bill
out civilians from appointment
As second lioutenants.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
49, PosToFFIOE NOTICE.

hfHty
Letters for Europe need not be specially d.
speSsy assy az
as all Trans Atlantic mails are forwarded by tho
hlstest vessels available.
Foreign mails for the week ending DEC. 13
will cloae lPRoMPrLr In all cases) at this oiiico
as tolluwsi
SATUHDA Y--At 1880 n, IN. for the Neither
lands direct per steamship W. A. Scholten,
via Rotterdam. ut III H. IN. for Europe, per
seam4hip City Of Berlin, via Queenstown
letters Tor Germany, &c. must be directed
.,'per City of Berlin, at l l u. m. for Scotland
direct. per steamship Devonia, via Glasgow
1etters must be directed "per Devonla'); ut
IL u. III. for Germany, Nc, per steamship
Habsburg, via southampton and Bremen
Qetters for Great Bri ain and other European
Countries must he directed per HabsbuTg VI;
at II m. T or Belgium direct, per steamship
Cape Hayti, 1t. Domingo and Turks Island
per steamship Santo Domingo, Mt 1lO d. M
Tor Cuba and the Wost indies per steamship
Niagara via Havana.
SUNDAY-At 1880 y m. for Honduras and
Liylngs,on, per steamship City of Dallas, via
Mails for China and Japan, per steamship
san Pablo lyia san Francisco close
lia, New Zealand, Sandwich and Fiji Islands,
per steamship Zelandla (yia San Fran.
rival at New York of steamship Britannia
with British malls for Australa).
sTheschedulo OF closing ofTrans- Pacific mails
IA arranged on the presumption OF their uninter.
rupted overland transit to San Francisco
Malls from the East arrlylng on lime at san
dispatched thence the sslne day.
HENRY q. PEARSON,
PosroryIon. NEW YonK. Dec. 8, 1854.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
.EDUClITTONAI.

GWITIIIN g. SHORTLIDGEs MEDIA
g., Acadcmy admits and classhcs young mon
hhu boys n! any time; ITS tnem for business, any
college, polytechnic school, for Wegt Point or
Ann,apolsi pti yate ~ oring and special drill for
batkMnrd alunpntai sing or double rooms; all
pupils board With principal Send for iiIusirated
clrgnima HWiiu!N G., sIORTLfDGE, a. B.
snd ~ ~. 40 COLLEGE graduate), Media
station, 40 ,adr pnla. duIo-im
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
paP sPANIER's WINE STORE
REMOVAL.

My customers and patrons at my old place,
14l6 v street, are cordially invited TO the new
and larger establishment, lab q STREET
NORTHWE5f, near Fifleenth street, Only tho
best brands OF Whiskios Wines, Cordlnls Cigars,
&c sale louis SpANTER,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
IHANTED-EMpLOYMENr.

RY A NEAT. RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
10 boy-A place as bell boy or to run errnnds
IN boarding house or hotel; IL expert at walt
Ing Call or address 1871 10th vt N. w. 1-12
A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
IA wishes situation in private family to
cook, wash, and iron; city references given "
required. Address r. L,lRepubllcan Office. 1-l3
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
PERSONAL COlrFORT.

EAsY FEET, &c,
The wise for health on daily walks depend"
and thousands. from far and near, visit DIR,
WHITE n SON, l4l8 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Willards Hotel, Washington, and II
andavoidancc ofCorns Bunlons Inverted Nalli,
and other Foot Ailments ONCE FEE 81 sitting.
IutrOniscd BY he E4He Of ute World.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
WANTED-HELP.

VHTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED AND
w competent nurse. Bring recommended ons
TO 1927 18th 81, N. w. 2.15
yITANTED-A SMART BOY IN SHOE
w storei must have me knowledge of the
business; none other need apply Address
WORKER. Republican OniCa 2-13
UTANTE D-wOMAN 70 COOK, WASH,
w and Iron In small family; must be capable
and honest, Call 1888 lO,h ST. NJ W. between
and o'clock. 2-l3
WTANTED-A BARBER All 140D N. Y.
w av. N. w, 2-l2
UTANTED-A GIRL TO SEW AND AS
w sist with housework. Apply at sos 6ih
st N. w. 2.l3
WTANTED-AN INTELLIGENT WHITE
wv boy about 10; must bring rccommenda-
tions DIS 9th 81. N. W., st. Cloud Building.
2-13
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12

TINHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is ISSUED
i EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, and con
talns gll the news OF the week, Subscription
price, sl.25 per yeari single conles, ready fot
mailing, cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
tilp &aliuital RtpuhIirau
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1ssl.

Entered at the pouonicc at Washington, d o.,
~ sspCond-rlass mnttcr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-12
WANrED-MIsCE1LANEoUy. w.

NTS-MECIANICAL DRAWING,
- ,vc., for professions or Departments save 80
per quarter py arranging before Dec "a; more
nllpr. hln L ~. b-1b
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-15

- M lspr~ $780, ~ 80 npss ss.-~,-
hallew-w.r~. <s<l<ry- -. .is- .
<r~af vart<fr - <.e4e - ~ hI.ks - -
H. - >s~1s>ss- vai<h utIl - 49, = 80
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-15

Il y - nc 1smocniic party b
>renhl>1 ~ me lag.R question. The
desnseeatfc path . pl>in ond easIly (ro1-
den- ~ wonl6 - plain weFe n mr. ~
ne exne1i>acv dsnocr>is uho are think
inx - r,,srh about getting u that they
are n~sxIsrfiag ~ provide : wav ~
u q ne repohlicans- back q ~ eAelF
prxRe<lions 81 Democratic troubles. an
sner IN - ne worse eetIende r~rspectlnx
This question. a moderate emu -
ducfion Or duties takes away their lsa'
hope n snv Issue they have tentatively
raised with n avay xoes the ne trsde
rha re-. the solid North for . solid South.
the hlooiy shirt. TIE appeal % he bu>I-
neoa Interest. the hops o. boondleos coa-
1ribufions frou careI business mea.
AID with n Democracy win confront
them. strong n : positive tariff question.
With "a vague promise IN their pert o.
charge On me other hand. - % what q
Il ~ done. but strong On what he been
s,ono- Compiled q attack the hoDse
lfll- the republicans will 6nd every -
esuIf answered ont o. their owu mousho.
They yin - coafronted with their Own
promises and their own ALLURE % PER-
form. and. - proof Of re appearance Of
. powerful lobby, with me reason for
their @ xswsJoOrnal-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-15

The Salem Pres very scDsibly -
marks: IL cannot b too o0eo iDpsessed
upon he minds ~ yoong people that
good behavior and gentle naaoers win
do more . make them popular than any
other accompIIsAneut- They may II
some respects " we'll ednested. but their
education q newer complete until tbey
have learned the simple rules Of good
6ehoVior. The observance 81 rood man
ncrs q church. on the streets and q
home gives the0 : charm IL society that
eve beauty eannos give u = worth
more dan any Other accomplishment.
Young = - young lady, DO 80 forget
% observe = a1l times the rutes ~ good
behavior & 20 via - expect = b
liked
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-15

TIE SsIvufie1 Amy u DcnVer. Coi.
paid ~ respects 20 Col Bob Ingersol
BY calling o. him n : BODY and exbort
ING him - vrpeu< ere x - TOO lafe
IL colonel listened % them philosoph'
5onIIv. putfng awag . MS cigsr md
Gnek5nx the smoke cur1 y he 6iew u int
ne aiE. A6er fhev ksd dashed he toi{
chen thst ne would consider Whist the<
had cid. ~ rouldnrt prenise 20 scccp|
1heir VeWa--EvaRsvii1s c0urier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-15

NOTCE y hereby gives ehat Ire IN.
~ der~i<ned- Trustee Of HARRISON town
chip. win nxtead - The business or M
township g bic home. ease Or HsysviIIe
O Saturday, 81 each week. and persons
1sving busioess aee expectiagto Presc.'
g On that dsv.
One-half sfthe Township Library s. 4
Harrison Morg1n'& q LndIov. and enc.
half = John A~ufeBberxers shop. IL
Haysvlile- fart5cs venting beoks nay
SET them = either place-
TEoNAs +. HoPx, Trastee
May 5th. l493--y. Harbison ~.
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49, 3 - -: - go -,
80 nere 49, 1000 mssesn171uS ~ -.
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LaaGuage fsils where & h net hacked
op By thnnxht.-Hew Orleans r5csvune
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-often : thooghtless renark, and yet snck
langoago sever fsiI<.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-15
Boone TOWNSHIP IT1sR9s To7ica

NOTICE y hereby givea hat the ~
dersigDed. Irusfee Of Bo0ne sown.
ship win attend e biz ofice u ~ resi,
dence o eveFy Grs< aud Md Safur1avu
q every month q s*ten6 q me town.
ship o9.iaeseL asd persons having busi-
- VIII the tounship ere expected q
present 4 o. those dsya.
The Township Library y kept u re
store n Adam Rudolph. n P0rfersvflIe,
where persons cen obtain books GOV day.
CHEE>T1Ax RrDoLrH.
nay -. f8o3- Trnsfee poors IN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-02-15

SHE undersigned. Trustee Or Bain'
bridge township Dubois county
yiIl st<end % Township busIsess =
Saturdays 81 EVERY week. q bic once 81
North Main street. yasper, OVER Johr
TrnxIefs s>iiier shop.
The Library - sid Township 4 kepI
q The bookstore o. NJ. Jaeob Gosmann
where persons wanting books "a obtain
der = any tine
Jcexra RoELLk, Trustees.
Harrt l7th, l8se-fy.
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Smith American Company Ornn
With eight stops. knee swell. nsd bcarfi-
81 tone, fog sale g the Counxn 0rrIcs