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Package Party.

Nathan Hale camp No. 1, Sons of Veter- ans. will give complimentary "package party" at Loomis' Temple of Music on Thursday evening, December 30
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VALLEY RAILROAD.
The Annual Election or the Road
 Yesterday.

xh0 AMMWWE NEN0DtHWM WH WWB WOBU
 Yesterday.
 HARTFoRD, Dec. 14.-At meeting of the stockholders of the Hartford and Connecti- cut Valley railroad held in this city to-day the following persons were elected directors for the year ensuing: George H. Watrous, Samuel Babcock, E. H. Trowbridge, Henry 0. Robinson, William D. Bishop, Nathaniel Wheeler, E. M. Reed, Daniel c. Spencer, Charles M. Pond. Officers were chosen by the directors as follows: George H. Watrous, president; Samuel Baboock, vice president; William C. Brainard, secretary and treas urer.
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Rnhherv in Pufnama.

PUTNAM, Dec. 14.-The drug store of E. o. Hersey in Putnam was entered to-day through rear window and robbed of about $30O worth of cigars, trusses and valuable
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Indicted for Murder

HARTFORD, Dec. 14.-The grand jury to- day found a true bill against Hezekiah Case, the Bloomfield murderer, for murdera in the first degree
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The house of Henry A. Race, about one and half miles from Lebanon Center, was burned Sunday night. Loss, $1,500; insur- ance about $7OO.
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"A 0umrtermmarer Apwofnted.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, Dec. 14.-E1 Post master Charles olmsted, of NOrwalk has been appointed and has accepted the position of quartermaster general on Governor Louns- bury's staff.
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for murder.
Loss sI.6OO.

HARTFORD, Dec. 14.-Hezekiah E. Case, the murderer of Thomas Munroe, was indict- cd for murder by the grand jury here to-day.
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Mirrors.

We are showing large assortment of mir TOTS, all shapes and sizes, plain and deco rated; the prices are very low.
 BOLTON & NEELy.
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splendid Chris1mas Gifts.

As usual the immense furniture house of the Messrs. Blair on Orange street is piled high with a choice stock of all the latest and best styles. We can but give glimpse of the fine things for Christmas gifts at this old can by taking the new and fine elevator, as safe as your parlor, view grand stock occu- pying all of six floors. See the Standard folding bed-a bed, bureau, writing desk, bookcase, dressing mirror and all combined, and all in little space. They are "daisies. {" Look at the chiffoniers in antique, oak and other styles; ladies' desks of all kinds; an- tique old English style tables, all therage; music stands, easy chairs and gift chairs in splendid variety, besides furniture of every kind and quality to suit all.
 
 Politics i'm EIeriden-The Coming City
 Election.
 MER1DEN, Dec. 14.-Meriden's city election is impending and the clans are gathering. Prominent Democrats are centsring upon L. L. Sawyer for their candidate. MT. Sawyer is an emphatic Democrat. He is an able and a commanding eminence is called the light house in popular parlance, and people are asking if he intends to have foghorn upon it. The house is visible from all quarters of the town. He has travelled extensively throughout the United States. He has all ways declined political honors hitherto, and don't want to run for office now, but his friends say they mean to make him candi- date. A brother of MT. Sawyer is consul at Trinidad. The Meriden political machinery for the election was put in motion tonight.
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Novelties in Fans

We make special offering of satin and
 leather fans, plain and hand-painted, with ivory, pearl and natural wood sticks. We can please any taste or suit any purse. BOLTON & NEELY.
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Another Of the many Tributes.

Another Of she Many Tributes.
 A postal card received last evening reads as follows:
 Seeing the advertisement for the dinner this afternoon and evening at Center church chapel in aid of the Day nursery. am in- clined to say a good word for the nursery. I learned about it from employing poor woman who could not have earned her bread but for this safe place to leave her children. Ladies will do well to learn more about this good work and help it.
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We make special mention of large invoice of bronzes just received; groups and figure works of art that are worthy of inspection.
 de13 St BOLTON & NEELY.
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HoSd's garsapariIla has cured thousands of easss of fhsumatism. This is abundant req m for belief that it will cure you. Try 1t.
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The Light Guards Ball.

The twenty-sixth annual masquerade and fancy dress ball of the New Haven Light Guard will take place at the Second regiment armory on Monday evening, December 20. The company is making great efforts to make this the finest and most enjoyable one of the season. The tickets are out and are being rapidly sold, and there will undoubtedly be a large party present.
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atand lyv the old and tried. Coe,s Cough Basam sam l,eMu fa mo market over fifty years. Every drrlrr1st has it. Priee 9B cents per bottle.
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We cordially invite an inspection of our monster stock of toys, games, juvenile books, mechanical wonders, plush novelties, etc.
 We guarantee qualities and prices. BOLTON 6 NEELY.
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wEATHRR RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 15, 1886, a. m. ) For New England: Fair weathsr. followed by rain snow, southwesterly winds, becoming var fable, slightly colder.
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open Evenings Until Xmas. d14 St MoNsoN & CARPENTER.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Subscription nate,

sOl.a YEAR, $500; SIx MONTHS, $3.U0; THREy MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTH. 50 GENTS. ONE WEEK, 15 CENTS; SINGLE COPIES. 8 CENTS.
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Silk muffiers. at Stones.
Good Advfct

We advise all intending purchasers of hol iday goods to inspect the offerings at Bol ton & Neely's before making selections else- where.
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k handkerchiefs, at Stone's.
at Two noIIars Eae1

We offer 100 satin hand-painted fans a 8 each. Not one fan in this assortment bu cost to import $2.50 to $3,15. Look at them BOLTON & NEELY.
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Can you find so large an assortment ot holiday novelties as at
 BOLTON & NEELY's.
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< For coughs croup whooping cough, etc.. Coe's
 de13 eteod
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Seal Sacques. Large assortment, low price.
 BURGESS & BURGESS, d15 At 751 Chapel street.
Seal Sacques.

seal S4C4Uc9s Large assortment, low price. BURGESS & BURGESS, d15 At 751 Chapel street. Great SILK Handkerchief and silk Mufler Sale at Mendel de Freedmanss, 772 Chapel Street. Heavy twilled all silk handkerchiefs only 12 1-2c. Heavy brocaded all silk handkerchief worth 50c at 25c. Elegant preceded silk handkerchiefs worth $1 at 39c
 All silk mufaers 30 inches square; our price 50c.
 Heavy brocaded silk muffiers worth $1. 50 at 75c. Fine cashmere muffiers worth $1 at soc. 752 Chapel Street. Buy Your Presents at mendeI & Free de mans and Save Money. Leather pocketbooks, former price 25c, at 10c Alligator purses only 7c. Alligator shopping bags 12 1-2c. Elegant silk scarfs, former price 50c, at 15c.
 Very best linen collars 12 1-2c.
 Fine four ply linen cuffs at 121ac pair. Cardigan jackets, extra heavy, worth $1 at 59c. Cardigan jackets, fine all wool, worth $2 at 98c.
 Elegant suspenders, silk embroidered, former price 50c, at 1211c.
 Best seamless half hose, former price 25c, at 121sc.
 Great bargains in gloves.
 Fur top kid gloves at 50c.
 Heavy buck driving gloves at soc. Fine jersey gloves at 19c.
 Call at
 mENDEL & FREEDMANsS And secure bargains.
 Beaver and otter Sets In extra fine quality.
 BURGESS & BURGESS,
 751 Chapel street.
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All cream batter at the Creamery.
Nowhere In This City

Big Run for the Holidays. Lundborg's perfume; only 25c per bottle with atomizer. de14tf
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Rluah Sacnme
For Brother.
Rr0nxes.

One of c. W. Wilson & Co.'s cardigan
 jackets or pants stretcher. No more bag. giness.
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A Large Assortment
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Holiday goods, at Stone's.
ChrIstnaas Wonders.

Initial SuspeRders, At Stone's.
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The Question of the Day.

Second hand bicycles of all makes and at all prices. Bicycle Supply Co.,, 32 Fron street.
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Beaver and otter Sets In extra fine quality.
 BURGESS & BURGESS,
 751 Chapel street.
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lies, CIOaks at Monson & Car

First-Class Dinners.
 Reasonable prices. City Hall Dining Rooms, Church street corner Court. n1S If
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nn1lna nnllnH mnlIaI

Our stock of dolls is large, the assortment great and the prices very low.
 BOLTON & NEELY.
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SILK and Alpaca Umbrellas. Fine grades, low prices.
 BURGESS & BURGESS,
 751 Chapel street.
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Smith Bros' Borax bleaches linens and muslins without injury.
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The QuesttOn of the Day.
 What can I buy for a holiday presents Visit c. w. Wilson & Go. and sxamins their elegant new stock of canes, umbrellas and fur walking gloves at SIPS pair.
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Stony Creek And Branford Oysters
 Served in all styles at the City Hall Restau- rant, Church street corner Court. n17 If
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

Home il woman's domain, and she Is
entitled 10 everything that can be added
% spare her much annoyance ana haru
labor. There are many cOnvenlences,
which IL brought in use. are inexpensive.
md win materially tighten the burden
and labor OF the housewife. Prominent
among these c0nvenicnces IL the Wapa-
kametA Porcelain Churn, which IL meet
inc with auch remarkable sale and sue
cess wherever introduced. Who ever
.ees these churns will need no Cxplana'
ion OF the reasons for the great demand
rhis churn Is sold solely on It's merit
and we do this knowing that wherever
III goes II will make clean record. In
folio " ing are few Of the many advan
lages conceded 10 the Porcelain ChurI
Inv ali VINO have used them. viz: Isl.
great saving to labor. 81. II is 50 con
-,ructed that il absolutely can not lcak
\ 81. The quality Of the butter; the inside
parts being such ~ not to injure ~
grain OF tie butter. 4ih, The quan''t'
Of the butter; the construction 81 ~
flasher being such as 10 subject III Of 81
cream 10 an equal amount Of agitation
Causing the butter TO come very evenly
Thereby producing more butter from
given amount OF cream than any othe
Ichurn can. 5th. Inc ease Of removin
line butter and washing the churn. tn
entire - 81 the churn u open when -
cover il taken or thus giving abnnda'
access for removing the butter. Al IN
'iis required 10 thoroughly cleanse ~
churn IL 10 put IN some hot water az
rive the crank = few turns. In appea
lamce. II would be al ornament to an
room Ia the house.
TO responsible parties We will gi'
this c..urn on ten days. trial For sale
s Friedman. Scheirich a Co.. Hardwa'
: Store, corner I'd aud jackson Sts., net
-lR. X. depot. Jasper. Ind.
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For the Holidays.

Fine Candles. pure Sugar, a 10 cents
= pound
Fame, Candies IN great variety At from
IL 10 30 cents pound.
Customers viii fimd my stock Of Cam
dies the most varied aud largest ever
brought 70 Dubois county.
Fruits. Oranges. Apples. Lemons
Dates. Prumes. Ilais;ms. Pine Apples,
&c. fresh, good and cheap.
Nuts 81 All kinds IN great profusion.
Parties, School Festivals, &C.. will be
supplied Ia quantities on very liberal
Il rms.
fresh Oysters. the best brands, Ia
bulk or can. or served In any style de-
sired.
A large stock Of the latest novelties IN
toys tor the little folks. Come aud see
them.
81. A. GRAMELsPAcHER.
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PERSONAL. Mr.. Richard A. Arm
s,roug aud wife. Of Peabody, kansas, are
amending the holidays with relatives ~
Ireland.
Mr.. T.. Hack. Of vincennes. Vice Pres.
iaent Of the v 40. II. II, President q
lthe yincennes City Council, and 81 me
Ihcad 81 that more noted establishment
IMAM either Of the others. Hack y Simom's
brewery, was quafiing the nectar win
I number of our citizens on "Wednesday
! President Watson aud Secretary Da',
IAN. ~ the ". y O. Railroad passed
through Jasper Wednesday. on .hei'
way over The line from Jasper 70 New
Alnsny. preparatory 70 working up -
interest IL tl.s line along that part q y.
i Prof a. M. Sweeney will start mex
"Wednesday Tor Indianapolis 70 a.ten'
the meeting Of the State TeAchers Asso
lciation.
4 Engineer Joseph FOLK, whose fa'n'''
lhss heen sick. u again on duty.
il Evansville Journal, cad: There y q
Assem- blaxe o. railroad nen here ths
! means busimess. viz: Geo. 4. Evan
, General Manager, and X 8. Miner, 5eu
Ieral superintendent, Air-Line. Als'
. Edward Watson, II Hack and ~. = ia
! ton. Of the projected vIncennes, Jasps
y New Albany Road
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

FIRE. On Saturday morning last.
about 3 o'clock, the new school honse o.
District No. Z. in Columbia township
was discovered 10 haze been set on mre,
aud was totally consumed. The nrst
l.an 10 get 10 II was Mr.. A. Merket, who
discovered 1t burning on the outside o.
the building q one corser, having Oeesl
Aet on are on the outside. There was Z
considerable number ofthe scholars and
teachers books inside Of the room which
40 might have saved IL I've bad known ~
robably SIS worth ~ books were
burned. There was no water close and
lie could do nothing 20 save The building
and Ia . few sninutes II was = mass .
ashes. Il was built last year, amd. WIKI
the furniture, was insured for $3UO. Th'
loss Il between 500 aud ttOO. tn
school was being taught by Mrs. Mar!
Eckert, aud was giving general satisfsc
ion. IL will be continued, after ID
holidays. Ia . building kindly volun
teescd for the purpose BY Mr.. LuechaueI
There are some suspicious as 10 who III
the dAstardiy act, hut no certainty. III
circumstances suggest the advtssbility {
good we'll or cistern being sspplied I
each school house, as they Would turnie
q great convenience for dripking pu
poscs, and sometimes might result
caring the buildings from Ore
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rsA gentleman OF New Philadelphia,
Ohio. u prospecting In regard 20 open
iuy tirsi-cIass watch and jewelry store
M Jasper. There Is no better locality
sor such business anywhere, II sufficient
Industry, capital and enterprise are pu'
into II. Our citizens would give any
gentleman starting such m enterprise
here q hearty welcome, and he wouid
have large, popui0us, wealthy and
growing scope Of country TO draw upon
Tor business.
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FiRE. y On Sunday night last q tenant
house on the farm Of Mr. WIN. Z. Brit
tain. IN Madison township. caught mr.
from detective fue aud was burned
down II was a very old house. aud tht
ull fashioned chimney had been tori
.uav and replaced with hue. u wa
occupied By . tenant. Doctor Melon
who lost Ill his household effects. > Sc
we're loss toa man IN bis circumstances
mr.. Britain estimates the loss Of th'
horse II 1900
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- The new hniiding essociafion n
J,spcr has Over The $50 0n0 stock 81 :
scrihfd. but rs il i intended 70 accom-
mediate all want stock the hooks w" re
kent open silI after Jannsrv ~. Tor re
purpose OF receiving any additional sub
scriptiOns.
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Mehringer Bros. can always be relied
mon. 10, only 20 carry Ia stock the 0es'
~ ever. thing. hat 70 secure the Agency
far such articles a. have wel'-knowr
merit. and are popular with the people
thereby sustaining the reputation OF pc
iuv always enterprising, and ever relia
\ BILE. Having secured The agency sor ~
celebrated DR.. Kings New Discover
for Consumption. vii. sell y on posi-
live guarantee. II will surely cure an
ana every Affection OF Throat, Lungs' an
Chest. aud to show our confidence. ~
invite you 10 call and yet Trial bo't'
Free
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,rDuring the M f. quarterly meet
ing. last Saturday aud Sunday, Rev. r.
A. Friedley preached two very impress.
sive discourses. Saturday night aud
SUNDAY morning. and Elder Ward de-
livrred on sunday night . mastery SER
mon against hypocrisy. aud showing inc
necessity 81 heartfelt repentance 70 &C.
cure salvation. The congregations were
lair sized, but not rs largo a. they should
have ncen in Jasper. The 81 quarterly
.,nreting Is 10 be held 1t Dale on March
10 and 40, 1857
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Christmas Festival.

Tho NJ. r. church Smndav-school ~
ireland will have q Festival ~ the church
on Christmas eve. December "a Every
one Il invited 10 come and eniov them
selves and aid in making the chi'dre"
hanpY. ~
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nrEckert Brothers say the wagon
factory project must 70 ahead ~ 'ne
spring % ~ IL the present workers
for IL TAIL they say they will see that Us
made a success 81 il the spring, u shey
have 20 take stock enough 70 make q ~
themselves. That's the kind Of talk
"rut up, or shut up j. what they De-
lieve in.
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~ By the list Of allowances by me
County Board ~ published in the signal
we find the following allowances to
County officers. for various services
G. u. Riley. Supt. Co. poor farm, $i6l.-
IS: Geo. Cox. Sheriff, 1850 30; ls'dos
schumacher, Auditor, STA 40: Jos. !
Schumacher, Clerk. $25i -; q. A..
Trippct. Att'v. e37 81; II. Bueltner, Atty
SO: Dr. T.. j. Kempf, Sec'y Board q
Health. sag rs; Maurice Fritz, Coroner
337. 30; WIN. ii. Bretz. Treasurer. S2OO
a. M Sweeney. Co. Supt, ei1Soo
Ferd. Schneider, Sheriff. $l3, and each Q
The three County Commissioners, sal. ~
aud 10 w. Il. Burford, for stationery
f5640l.
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in order TO make big sale or
ladies. mi-se- and chiIdren's wraps.
have reduced my prices on same. ! have
nice lire 81 ladies wraps ~ 81 % ~
cas- 20. aud children aud misses from 20
cent. 10 SD 50 These prices are
scecial imdncenent. and purchasers
should not fail 10 take advantage % them
s. KuEBl.ER
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, Parched aud swollen lirs indicate
worms. Shrincr's Indian Vernituge
will destroy and eject these detrs'sbie
troin the imtestimes, thus re-
storing the child 10 health and beauty.
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On Dsc. gath. 25,h, 3lst. and Jan. 1t.
the Air Line will sell round trip tickets
between all local stations AZ one fare Tor
the round trim Good returning until
Janmary I'D. 1887
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When he new railroad Is compile
ted company will immediately begin
working one Of the coal mines ~ jasper
81 a large scale. which will add good
number Of miners "a our population
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| ~ McCriIlus Grev Trustee of jeff
scu town ship. Pike county. has borro" Cd
Al 900. to complete the new brick school
house at Otwell.
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,- S. Kurbler has nice line q
wooden scarf-. hoods. nubiar. ho-iers
&C which, will be closed out At aston
jshlng prices from now until the holI-
DAYS
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a~rSicel rails have been placed on ID
track from Gcntrvvilie 10 Hnntingburg
and tha, portion Of the road Is said to bs
lin excellent condition.
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The County Commissioners gil
PIKE county have contracted with ~ .
Bethel 10 make out assessors' hooks 20
a.sessors 81 that county Tor 1887 Tor Inc
sum Of SO.
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49, Sec the notice of lhr Union Flonr
Mil IL This paper. This mill has gained
! renu,ation which now gives il q steady
demand for al II can produce.
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IIiIl-boro Church ;. ;. will have
= Christmas Arch aud entertainment, ~
llillsbnro church. on Christmas eve.
Dec. cath. for The purpose % affordinx
endowment 10 the children Of the school.
70 lay expenses an admission Zee of ten
cents will be charged. Every body i
invited
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49, There will be no green Chr's
mas this wear. Everything green. "a
cept few human beings, has been nip
ped bv the frost.
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~ Mics Jennie G;lezcn sold twenty
,wo comics Of the Life aud Spseche- o!
Thomas A. Hendricks" in jasper. She
delivered them this week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

6rThe tariff reformers reduced the
majority against them In Congress from
nineteen At the last session TO five last
Saturday.
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a~rWe hear that the Jasper Corn Nil
will nut in roller machinery in III
spring They are paying 50 cents 10
corn now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

r-rS. KuebIer has reduced his prices
on his im,nrnse stock OF ciosks ani short
wraps. II will be saving money ~
looking through his stock before pur-
chasing.
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lDMr. Will Posev, Of Petersburg
wants the song Joe Anderson. INV Joe,
sung over his grave when he IL buried.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

~ Louie Gramelspacber got in 70
Christmas toys this week. They hat
heeu on the road three weeks.
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AZ Nothing makes y more acceptable
present 10 anyone than q nice piece q
furniture. See tho Furniture Company
advertisement ~ this paper
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1rThe County Auditor - busy work
Ing on the new tax duplicates, ana ex
meets 10 have them done next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

~ Leo II. Spayd. NJ Jasper. has the
bivvest stove store ~ The county. 4-if
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

GA good many people have been II
town every day this week, trading ~
holiday goods.
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Beautiful Holiday Presents.


Mrs. I. Erny IL receiving : selection
Of the
HASDsoMEsr HANGING LAMPS
lfor Halls, Parlors or Business Rooms
ever seen in Dubois county. NJ prices
ranging from 81 10 s.. They are beau
ties. aud anybody will appreciate one af
Holiday present Call and see them
on East side Of Public Square, Jasper
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There are eight divorce cases on III
docket Of Circuis Court tor January.
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Plenty OF corn brought 70 town thi'
week NJ 50 cents q bushel.
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-Chrissmas "gonse stuffed with on
liomsi' Yum, yum! Pass The gravy.