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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
What Ber-h Has Accomplished.

The most striking of this quartette has pc.
cuiarly long face, on the melancholy expires
sion of which a mustache had no qualifying
effect but whose hair, hanging with the
droopineSs of 4 weeping willow over tomb.
IS hclpfuLto the sadness of his aspect. This is
Henry Bergh, the soul and body of the Society
for the Prevention CT Cruelty TO Animals. 1t
is not many years ago that he YVES New
Works greatest butt for ridiculc. Within
month have seen q laboring man get up to
give him seat in a horse car, recognizing
him IS the benefactor of the horse with whom
h got his living. OF course, Bergh is a crank.
None other, to cite new proof conclusive,
would violently dcnounce the hydrophobia OK
perinentS Of Pastour because they involve the
sacrifice OF pretty rabbits merely TO save hu-
man beings from horrible death But every
New Yorker knows that he has nearly abol>
isa7d the ilusaSe of horses in this city, that he
hos almost done away with dog and cock
biting. and that he devotcs his time and for
-Cls ursparing 70 the protection of dumb ani-
mals--"Unclc Bill's' New York Letter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
A CLERK OF THE WEATHER
Thinks That Electricity Is Responsible Tor
tho Rims, RreaIr-Tps and billiards..

the Rains, Break-Ups and Billiards.
One Michigan Gentleman, DR.. Higbie, OF
Burton, has discovered that electricity Is re-
syonsible for the weather. This subtle and
potent agent acts from CHS planet upon an
other throughout all space, each commuEi-
eating III = few seconds the surplus energy it
evolves to some or ali the others.
At 50, 10, 20 and $50 degrees OF the orbit
of each planet there : an extraordinary per
turbation. The magnetic points are at 10
and 30 and the storms arising from these
points are warmer in winter and summer from
the electric points. They account for the
thavs, rains and break-ups in the midst of
q severe winter" When the position OF a
planet TO the sun is such as 10 receive in ad-
dition to its own se,c-gcneratei electricity
that OF the sun also, it passes il around and
across 70 every member OF tho solar group,
developing foSs, clouds, heat, cyclones and
earthquakes in proportion 10 their number
size and vciocity.
Knowing the exact storm points of Vul-
can, Mercury and Venus the appearance and
energy of storms can be told at a glance.
Their electricity is hurried into space, strikes
the planet, sweeps with lightning speed
through is entire structure and envelope of at
mosphcre, resulting in a rising temperature,
clouds, rain, snow; and in summer, terrific
displays of thunder and lightning, tremblings
and qaakings OF tho earth, tidal waves and
earth waves.
Jupiter, who was the cause OF the heavy
rains last October-in this part OF the country
will IN May and June next ride the hcav-
ems alongside of Uranus"
Earth, Vulcan, Mercury and Venus viii
sail up in the line of battle and these mighty
celestial batteries viii give us hot shot and
shell until out Of range. And orr grand old
earth being the nearest will fairly dlncc in
her orbit and creak in all her tinbers. Her
volcanoes VIII spout mud, fire and lava, and
continents TO shaken Is il tho fablal day of
wrath hal come. The earth WIKI b. shaken
by the laundering tread Of awful storms,
rains, cyclones, etc. Malignant diseases viii
prevail, many sudden deaths of Old people
and OF persons with heart disease will occur.
There viii DO many very hot days, sufrOcat-
ing atmosphere, gorgeous and Ghastly sun
spots. We shall have many he2vy storms
this wintcr-inore than UsIal--luch snow in
Maine, Canada, Michigan. Wisconsin, Mkl-
ncsota. Dakota and that tude."-Detroit
Free Press.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
Big Hem for "GIass- Alone.

Not long ago q gentleman, prominent in
We" Work soclety and v-cIl-known in Boston,
s---c, On tLc eve Of hi l-riage, dinner st
Dc,-,o-.ieo's 0 eight or ten Of his bachelor
friends. Tho item for ''glass" alone on his
h.. --a5 moro than $500 Each wine-glcs5 and
t--all,r, ais. i was once used, was thrown
over the shoulder on - floor and another
taken, 50 the pilc OF broken glasses surround
ing the table when tho dinner was over may
y easily ina Eined--Thc A-gcuaut
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25

From I,cz,i-i. mortality statistic es-e-dl-s;
over i considerable period, DR.. William
C.sla iIads that the dieatlI-atc among clergy
ma : lower ths,l that il any other oCcUpa-
--s1 Lt the mortality Tor the three years
1853 among minister's be represented by
-.. ,lat among farmers VIII De denoted 10y
c 2. arnong lawyers ~ ST, and physicians
~ t.I22. The h,-'l mortality retc among
IT 80. ors Is = source 90 -la-s; u ~ eminent
ASH, az author. a-,d IS regarded rs dc
,,sa...,line, tho :acst thorough invest CATION
S-Ctlical Jg.rl:cl
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
New Congressman and Their Wives.

Two things betray the new member. He
it is either prominent by his fussy, over
nervous Importance, or equally conspicuous
for his moiesty and good sense, which keep
him right on the line of learning the ropes
There Is around him an atmosphere of 'yCu
don't catch me making fool of myself" and
he does not rush II the front determined to
make his mark before the country. There is
the same difference in the families Of new
members, though American women adapt
themselves more readily and easily to changes
in the social scale than their husbands.
For instance, u woman comes from an out
of-the-way village and suddenly finds herself
in this new life, with new duties wholly diff
ferent from anything she has known at home,
where her time is given to domestic duties
and a small circle of friends. But her nat
ural tact and adaptability come TO the fore,
and she gets into the new ways with very lit
tie friction and very few mistakes Now and
then a woman makes a big blunder. But it
i not the woman of few opportunities, but
the one who has seen enough OF the world TO
know better. Sho overrcaches herself by
striving for the unattainablc il trying 10 be
what she is not. Tho woman who holds On to
her common sense VIII always hold her own
in Washington.-NVash Cor. Boston
Transcript
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
Mans strength Just Af,er R;.r--.

\ German physician hls C--g5c-.------c-i 70
ss,-rt2ia the hour OF the day at which nan Is
- lis bcs- and able to Go the most work With
tGc least fatigue, and has concluded that lie
IS the strongest ct the time Of rising. BE hes
-1owl. ct-o, hat breakfast has an important
ST O the muscular powers, and urges
s--,y- eating Tor those who rise early.-Er-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
Novel Facet in Par!or TrinmIa-..

Til, architect of Mr. Charles y Potter's
houSe, at Chestnut hill, Philadelphia, has pro
dJIcei novel effect by giving 10 the trim
riislSs Of the parlor the tint OF charred wool.
I. was altogether an accidental result, tbs
wood having been rrined with light coat OF
black, which turned ont to be so satisfactory
that it was allowed TO remain without
change. 49, Exchange.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
JaGso rs.r-ee.s Harness OF 1Ietal.

Yu3ge = r. Tog,:gec, The uo.-l-s, al,
testuror, OF C-a,.t.,,t.l.a county \. Y, hvs
about twenty patents granted ca . new har-
Ress and expects four others. The harness IS
20 to ma ie entirely OF metal, and among the
advantages claimed Tor it arc that it's lighter,
icss cumbersome, more easily adjusted, and
will not chaio as much as . leather harness.
Il IS expected TO Cozt about 90 per cent less
than leather harness, and Il VIII be more
l..rabia- JoilrnaIiS+
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
a cnrlens Example of Magnetism.

At Los Angeles, Cal, the other day, pens
were 50 thoroughly magnetized that one of
than, on bc.ag taken from the box, would
attract G-l sustain from three 70 five other
pens There hal been wind-storm the day
previous. y local paper accounts for the
phenomenon in the assertion that the earth
has passed through magnetic storm, and
finds faul5 with the omission of government
Offers Is rot recording the fact and giving it
to the public Chicago Herald
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
who struck Billy Patterson 80

Nine. Jerome BonapartH nee Betsy Patter-
son was the daughter of William Patterson,
OF Baltimore, who, originally u poor Irish
boy, accumulated u fortune estimated by
Thomas jefferson to be the second il size in
tho United States. Mr.. Patterson has been
laudcd IS Il model OF domestic and civic
virtue, but he was, in point Of fact, an old
fool apart from the ability TO convert one
dollar into two. He was honest withal, and
with the narrow, bull-headed obstinaoy
which distinguishes men of his type, he laid
down n code of morals and manners which
he proposed to lft the rest of the world to,
and found tho first rebel in his own family
LIS daughter Betsy. AIr. Patterson became
person OF Te-own in way he least expected,
and which would make his venerable piG;-tail
that being the style of hair dressing he held
TO until his dcoth-Stand on end like quilts
upon the fretful porcupine.
1t was to him that tho celebrated inquiry
refers: who struck Billy Patterson Mr..
Patterson was big, ponpous old gentleman,
mighty il his own estimation, and with
regular gInpowdor temper when his dignity
WAS inrringed. During n riot which took
place in Baltimore once the old gentleman
sailed forth into the crowd to try tho effect
of his ponderouS eloquencc on the assembled
roughs and toughs. The first thing he knew
somebody hit him humping whack in the
hack. Who struck Billy PatterSoni' he
roared. Nobody was rash enough to answer.
"Who struck Eilly Patterson" Numbered the
aggrieved citizen, and for the next six months
he charged and cavorted about Baltimore de
manding that the man that struck Billy Pat
terson be discovered and condemned to con-
dign punishment. It got to be n by-word
was made the subject of a comic song, and 50
achieved Washington Letter.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
CARRYING TaEU. S. MAIL

EHE8UGH F,>T Nall
The eies..llt non com lsItIlsl 1T Palace Steam
ers CITY OF = ASh>BN WILLIE, of the Dietary
BayE Merchants S lime, a5 ii IL. l. PLANT II
cue Peoples Line vail perform the Fast Mai
r-sE ..r leaving - a. ald " Railway Com
t-l = ii-lEl .:f T. m. and DE BaTy-IBaya Mer-
asa. y- fs'.a wharf, foot of Laura street daily
$50 B.. T., tpI i-alath.a, As-or- iceland.
8l-u - T!H-s- ~stT-fn ord and Enterprises az
rive st sanford railroad wharf 80 t. Ia. 10
tiE-lz- .etve- Sanford ~ i0G- IN, arriving
rsEs- close connections with trains tor III
points North 4-lSt and west,
THRaCGH FAs- FEEIGHz.
Leaves jackson vile daily Saturday excepted
at T. n. .gr S4utorc, Enterprise, and al In
Jer-ly.llafe landings On sunday at Il M Re
turning. leaves Sanford 1t a II. arriving at
Jacksonville early following morning.
Steamer Rosa leaves Monday ana Thursday
ana Eocs through 10 Lake Jessup-
IAcEScSvsi.rG.- rAI-ATEs & CREzCEsF cry
Division.
Leay--- JaczSoayi .e and PaIatka Fast NaE
Monday "Wednesday and FrIdav for Palatka,
Crescent city AMI Intermediate landings. It,
-af;i-f-, ..trts tuesday, IlsIrsaaJ and St
Erfffy sJ 2 - q W; Ealarka - --ss5. connects
a Ta=eo. vi-ig l-terupuu train for -. Af.za--
uG-.
pALATI<A Ac.D SANFORD DAYLIGHT DIvI-Els
Sev ual lgE-.ar Steamers F5sEDk- DE
barry ard ANITA leave F-alafk ia
s5sy, sunday excepted, AZ I0-I2 a IL. - arr
Train with pariar Cars attached leaving fac5.
xoHvIIEe At SIS e. m. for Sanford ana Enter
prise and intermediate landings i;eturnir-.S
leaves s. uIoru Ht $50 T. n, a-rlE ING AZ PGlas-
K az > 81 p. m
Elgraut Waiting Rooms with al modsra
t-TEurBNgIlEe Its. vii FOUND a. PeE5enE4
wharf.
cos CONVENTION made ri Taiatks with ths
Florida Southern RS iLrOati, at Aston with fA
Johns and Lake EuStls lfHIlTOad- at senfOre
with south FlBr-~is. Railroad. for GrlzuEs.
ks nice. Tampa, Key west Havana sn5
inf-r7esffstc points. and with steamers FOR n
dian SIS g : tst Enterprise With - J.. l. IL. s.
a Fl. tsa5s-rac scr FitUzTillc ard points Gu
Far fuIt..eF information apply - TIez.t
Office. southeast corner Bay and Laura, Al
the co1npaEfy'S Offices, foot OF Laura stree.
IRE PIT sl-arge= foot If Pine street: De EsSngSr
" %g-cs FOOT cf Laura street
CHAS. 3. FEEWTCE.
Cel- IRE ighr eu1 Pass. A.e1~
T. J. BzYA, GEO. CECIL, fk-.
Geurr1s a4anAeer- Assisecnt kszky@
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
CONNECTIONS.
At Palnfka with JncksOnNilie. Tnmna & g


At Palatka with Jacksonville, Tamna Key
West Ry, fast river steamers for St Au-
gustine, Green Cove Springs, Jacksonvii.I
ana all points North. Fast and West and wit b
Up river steamers for South Florida AisO
with the Twin Screw Iron Steamer city Of
Pulatka, " and S.es Dship City OF Monticello,
for Charleston. New FORK Boston Phiiadei-
Nhih, etc.
Mail trains make close connection both ways
VIE ]. T. X X. W R'y.. ~ Jacksonville With At
ianI:c Coast Line, last sian.
At GainCsviil with Through Pullnansleep-
ers over savannah. IiOriiS < " cs5eru !l'T for
New Orleans, Ce'ur Keys, Peu-lCHi1, SavaD-
nat. Abby. Montgomery, Louisville, 81.
Louis and ali points West.
At Ocals with Florida Railway Ef-c NaVige
ton Co. end HaCE- tor silver SPRING
At IeesburE NTH Tha 6J- johns axe: Il K
Eustis division ui tie florida SOtthgTl Rail-
way, and boats ou Lakes Harris AMI Gillin
toI points on Lakes
At Pembertou's Ferry with South iioritn
R'y for Lakeland. Tampa. lis imme, Bart DIV,
Orlando. sanford, Tuckertov.. aud Port DAde,
:. COSANT. q. ". BROWN ELL.
General Manager. Gan1 Pass. Agent
A. T. COwAN, Gei'I Tray. Agt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
Tropical Trunk Line.


k5ove t-ajn- asily except Sunday
TIE SGrer- train leaves falctka tn- Sc.
Augustine and JaCksonyiIie At - X rl- Re-
turning, leaves Jacksonville - AZ 5.r.. 80.
Augustine a. Acc , N.
The rs 9 ami 90 - II Jr- -s.z -f.rs. --.-. '.-
SOnviIieanc the = - d gnd e. B.. Be- ...l-
from Tsiarks max 6Iryy- rr-s-... -....- -.G
West ICCoI - and from ~ NUgII~-rlu
Connecting at I itu.vIiis N.tE I,l.l.g:r .grr
steamers Tor City Point, Eu,Ei. .-... t5- r-I-
ara, Eau Gallo, NeibcurnC. Sia!at... =. tII-
c., Huen lad ali landings or that y4g--
=. x. MORA. .... T.
J.. c. DEFINING. = -. PA
Ecb. !. ISSG.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25

L. family government let this be always 70
E-es.cSersd, that 10 reproof o. ls--anciaGion IS
70 Po-srt IS the silent influence of good e1-
tEIola-Hosse Ballon.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25

Tie Gaiatea, svviftes5 Ct English yachts,
threatens 10 come over next autumn and race
for the Americas cup; and already Boston
Yankee Is building = boat 10 beat ker-ths
Puritan being considersd to- slo~.-Inter
Ocean
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
savannah. Florida < Western ~
Waycross Short Line.

A.. trains Ut This rezE .-ra T-u h Ceu-Esl
ts-tll Meridian time, y.hscs Is - minutes
slower tran = Jacksonville time.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
.Ew ORLEANS EXPRESS.

I'M and Gfccr Sunny. SOY u. ta-f. I-ss-
- seuEtr Trains wIsi ls-y, atL --rs1c IS
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25

Don't he afraid of wild boys and girls; they
often grow no 10 be the very best men and
wosnen- Wildness Is not viciousness.-Her-
bert Spencer.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25
De BARY-BkYA
Merchant S Line

IT JOHNS RIVER STEkNfEkS--lIE
- HEtf. Low PRESSURE PALACE
~lEA HEtsS Is-If-T OF IRON.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25

Steamer h ! LANE,
Leaves Yaaha, > - q L.; bloomfield, 90 q IN.
Returning. leave Ieesbu-c. -; B"om-
felt, 10 o. & II: Nn!3'a, 10 - n; Lane Park.
IL 20 roon; AsJntuia. ~ = 81; is!shs. 80 =
W; Bl omficld, y - T ARRIVES at IEexnUrE
go p IN. Returning, leaves LessbUT-. sO ,
IN: Sslahs, % pm.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25

Through tickets SOLD 10 al points Ey RAJ!
an steamship connections, and E3aEgag
-lStilcs through = --s Sleeping Car nerIhE
alsi SECTIONS -urg6 at Company = Once ia
AsJ"I $ l.uti'..n-. - i-aly street, ard a1 DEPOT
sarAc; E-i..rs ana On board Peoples me
steamers H. B- Plant. JhaCtahyocneJ and
Jennie sasIc
IA~- T. TAYLOR.
General !. ls-- IlsscT a gent
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25

al i'I-s>.5 r--.,,-.- sleeping Cars aud Gsuu
tsell. or S,r-ir.a- cars VIA NGYcFUss- .sesua
and NagrU- h,fwc,u Jacksonville ana Ca
8 i-s.-.5tl- Also through passenger coaches va
both routes .gt-. --l1 Jacksonville nd Czd.s
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-02-25

NV AiEA t--LAAl b-lA 4 Z
t'gs4Ila Buffet and Sleeping Cars JaC kSsrl-
vile go Sew YORK without change.
Pullman Palace IMGct Sleeping cars, Wash
.-EJ..l -'f 7 -.--..llNIL-c.
tt-iasi1--l l.".--yc Sleeping cars. Jacksonville
- - toiir- - - H.lr--tl- Arlautsl- Nashville
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26
PETFa BREITwfEsER,
GEORGE BREITwlEsER.


Notice to Hunters and Trespassers
We the undersigned positively forbid
anv more hunting Of any kind or tres
psssipg on our lands, aud We will pros
ecute yigilantly any one hunting or tres
rassinv On the same Our lands lie on
he West side Of Patoka river ana e.
tend from Jasper up said river 20 the
lands az John Mehne, IT,, George Fuhr-
man and John Schwint. ana are oe.
scribed as follows to-wit: E~ss.nait o.
the North East quarter. and the Nortn'
half OF the North East quarter OF tpe
south East quarter Of Section twenty
six. The North West quarter, the norm,
half Of south West quarter, and Wes'
mart OF the North West quarter OF w
Soush East quarter. and West part Of ~
lWest-half OF the North East quarter u
section twenty tive. The North Eas!
quarter and the East bali o. the q y
lcuarter, and the North-hslf Of the Sou''
West quarter. and the North West par
lof the North.half Of the South East guar
her. and the south East quarter o. ID
,Souih West quarter, and the West par
n the south West quarter Of the Sout
East quarter OF Section twenty-four. a
lin Township No. ! South, Of Range ~
IS West. In ali Eight hundred md TWEEN
:lty two acres, more or less.
~ EDWARD STEPHExsoS,
JosEPH KSEBEL,
ANTON SCHNEIDER,
JosTrH JERGEB.
Nov 26. 1886 st.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

The population Of our town y increas-
ing.
Our gunsmith. Mr.. Regan, while
working at his trade received = small
piece OF steel in his eye, from which ne
i suffering severe pain.
Robert d. Beaty shot himself throug 2
the len hand last week; his hand is had :
" swollen and very painful. Little boy
should not be permitted to have pistols
Ashberry Hall was arrested last sum
day by Constable Walls, OF Orange -.
and taken before Squire Pay ne, Of French
Lick, charged with stealing Sass; ne
20, Z continuance till Tuesday and re-
turned home and employed Columbia 9
pettifogger. The pettifogger dismissed
| the case on motion The defendant y
believed TO be Innocent. Frank u no
\ much lawyer, but he can find fault 4
any kind OF an affidavit.
II Married, last Sunday, at the brides e
lther's In Columbia township, Samue
Pendley 10 Miss Laura Simmons. ke'
|; James Lincoln officiating.
4 ZrPPr COOK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

When one has been snnsrlng The agoQls
q I severe attack Of gheumatlsms neural
ia o. scisaica, and relief comes. Il seems -
N new lease u liz had been granted.
ench have been The (eeljng q thoun.ndA
vho. afker trying phyuicians and number
lsn remedies. have used Ath!ophoroo ana
found % their great Joy that this medacane
really did cure theso diseases-
". d. Murphy, $40 Yandss g., India
napolis. Indiana, sayes sMy rheumatism
dsi~ way back about IS yssrs. 6ns con-
fracted 4 IL the var. would have q least
svo severe attacks every year. but even BE-
49, 49, attack / would suffer al the
Zine. manv times % that could not walk
ar ~ a. ont Of bed. ] saw AthloPhorus i'd
veriiscd ani sent for bottle. Twas In the
sAanooa took the 6rzt dose, and then q
nirht I took another. Iulept sonndly that
nisht: ths next morning when awoke, 70
nv sorprise. | had no pain. took few doses
mar. 4 only used about two-t thirds Of boz
lie and nv rheumatism was AL gone, and
that = over years ago. Ihavs recommended
Il "a many different ones. Ny confidence
~ a. Great in the meiicine that in several
finance have bought i and given \ q
di6srent onea. saving q the time, Il Il don't
90 Il8 WOfk yO< NV 49, - -
Wright. an agsd lady Of 70. living : fsw
miles from here, thar has suffered with rheu-
matism pains Tor Is years three o. four bot
tles has entirely rid her Of all pain An
other lady Who thought she vae suffering
from dyspepsia, instead Of which vas zen
ralgia Of the stomach, recommended hel
o use Athlophoros and Il soon cured her
Ibelieve that al suffering with rheumatisn
vill take AthIophoros, Il will cure ninety
nine cases ont Of hundred. Il 10 WORTH
sion : bottle to al SUIT srers Of rheumatism.'
Every druggist should keep Asn,oPnolo'
and Athlophorps Pills. but where they can
no. be bought Of the druggist the Ashlo
phoros Co. liz Wall ST., New York, vi
end either lcarriage paid on receipt 2
regular prics, which i 500 per bossl
for Athlcphoros and Soc. for Pills. y
| For livef ana Kidney diaeases dyperaA !
\ 6,es4eion. veakne9. nervous debility. diseael
4 q women. coneipafions heedscns, mnnpo'
| 6ood. C.. Athlophoros PDb are unequaied
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

Several .young bloodsv Of this place
,fter filling thems selves with whisky
painted the town lat Friday night. The
citizens are indignant and no doubt viii
prosecute them.
The mother Of DR.. +. Rust has beer
very sick for sometime, aud her recover!
Il doubtful.
We are getting more rain than -
have use for now.
Turkeys got Hail Columbia here O
Thank sgiving day.
santa Claus is making bis aI pearanc
I IN the show windows here.