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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
PRICKING PAYNE.
Colonel s. X. DOnavIn Answers the NJ W
Herald Interview.

He Reminds tho ootOgensrian Senator OF
Favora Disregsrded and Promises
Forgot, Except TO Hench-
men OF tho House
OF Payne.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

THE cold wave was long time com
Ing, built sot here Just the same.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

to uq. mean the Mississippi river, the
tariff aud the a'cal policy OF tine treas
ury. beg your permission TO ahy few
wOrds on The Two last Of these great
questions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14
OLD HICKORY"
And tho Grand D fmonSiratlOn al COlum.
bus,
on the 9Th Inst, IN Honor of Jaokaon'A
Victory at New Orleans, Jnnu-
AIRY 4, 1913.

et. JacksOn's Day waa duly h0nored NJ
Columbus on the 9th by the jackson
Club. M where IN the land WAS the
banquet grander, City Hall was finely
decorated aud the Glee Clu0 interaDersed
with songs we'll sung. Some 800 guests,
representing Nil parts OF the State, par
took OF the good things. The feastlnR
began about $3.50 p. N. and speaking
about II. Among the kilograms were
the following.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-14

Y0NkKhb, N T., Jan, D, 1880.
Committee Of tho jackson Club, Colam'
bue, Ohio.
Cordially concurring with you In the
homage wbioh you propose 10 pay TO the
memory OF the illuatrious soldier'states-
man. on the a0niyersary OF the victory
OF New Orleans, regret that | cannot
DO personally present at your banquet
tonight. B, j. TLDEN.
"The Democrats Of old Wayne now
celebrating for the thirtieth year Jack
sons day, sends friendly and fraternal
greeting, , 0,,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

A prisoner. condemned to solitary con-
inen,cnt. obtained 4 copy of tn Bihls
I'D Nv three wears careful study, oh
ta,neh the follow Inc facts:
TIE Bible cnnisin. 3.5S6 40 lrtters,
773 622 words. 81 l73 verse. .lSy chnp'
sr~ aud ~ books The word "ansi' oe-
'mr. s55 times. The word 'severerd
,rcnrs hns once. which Il IL The o.
verse Of Tie ilth Psalm Tie miu,lls
{, er~s l. III 9Th verse ~ HE 1lSih p-am
The 2l-i verse ot the 7th chapter ~ En-
~ the letters Of the alphnh
except the letter j, The finest chapseI
Ia read Is ,l.e 3tjih chapter of the Acis q
Ishe Apostles The i9h chapter .. II
Kings and the 37ih chapter ~ I-aiah ~
alike The Longest verse is the OH vers'
~ me 9Th chapter Of Esther The ~hor'
Isl verse il the 3,lh verse ~ the III
chapter Of 81. John. The 9Th. 18th, II :
and Stat verses at The lO7th Psalm ar
alike. Each verse Of The 136lh Psalu
ends alike There are no worda or name
of more than six sylshles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

A. regular meeting Of Gnckes- We'll
man Post. g. A. X. held Dec. Is. hon
w. A Trsylor presented the Post with .
nice heating stove. which vas gladly
iired np by the men with Kunkel'- coal
and the following resolution adopted:
Resolved. That the thanks Of the Post
are cordially extended to Ton. W. a
Traylor Tor his timely and acceptable
Chri-tmas give of stove. 90 warm old
soldiers fingers BY. aud that we publish
our thanks IN the Jasper Courier.
The Post also returns thanks 10 MT y
for past favcrs. and ex'
|pecf some future day 10 be able TO repay
him. A. well as numerous other friends
Tor their kind aud valuable assistance
COMMITTEE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

No. ensilv rhcuunAinm beGlnA ed ~
insidiousIy IL grows IN the s{s1oms uneil
ooe 4 startled ~ ind himself u vlceim
IL either the acute or chronic FORM He
then learns The fearful tenncity 9! -
grip ami the utter poHeticssnsm q ehe
ordinary remedies 20 gi,c vci,sf
Probably % no disease have phyololano
~;ven more study. and nvne has more
ccompletr!y baliled their Efforts % provide
4 speciiic: ANA until, Ath!ophosus ~ dis
covered there WAS no medicine which
vonld surely cure rheumatism, neuralgis
ana nervous or sick headache. Thounnnds
n testimonials like the following prove
bevond question that AthlophoIn = the
only reliable remedy, and that 4 VIII d
al that u claimed Tor q.
Nsdisoa, Ia.
Some Is months ago had indammatosy
vheumatism. and After trying domestic end
nhssic;ans' prescriptions without geettng
snv rclicf. I was Induced 70 try Athlopho.
"a Aler using seven bottles ! va restored
"a rood health. and 70 this day have boea
clear OF the disease, and have been able y
49," CIV. WyKovv.
Richmond. Ind.
(DO0 wear ago w. see~e 49, "ss9
.c;a,;c. su,,sring severity, requiring the
most powerful and active medicine which
partially restored me, but did 20 cure n
saw soon after getting out = ny BID :.
advertisement Of Athlophcsos. !. Went .nd
= three doses experienced rel'ef ] took
about three-quarten Of the conssn.s = "
hottle which seems 70 havc cursa ne -
tircIy. not having the least SYMPTOM 4
! sci.tica or rhsumatism since.
| A. =. CnoCKn-
Every druggist should keep AshloPhoso'
| and Athlophorcs Pills, but where they ca
! NJ be bought OF the druggist the Athlo
phorcs Co. III Wall g.. New York, vi
md either carriage paid % o. receipt Is.. :
regular price, which = SI.% p Rs 'o'''
For liver and kidney diseases; o{pe - =
\ d,erstion. weakness. ncrou dcsllIr ol.s.'
~ women. constipation. headacne. mpu
blood, &C.. Athlophors Pub - unea0ao
~oxt ~ 10 f-ostl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24
FARMS FOR SALE.

4 good farm OF 222A acres, 7 miles from
N Jasper. miles west o. Ireland, l75
acres cleared. balance IL good timber, 2
houses. good barn, good orchard. land
laws very we'll good neighberhood
school and churches handy. Price SIC
Der acre: terms easy ~ vou want.
A farm al 100 acres, 81 miles west 81
Jasper, IL miles west OF ireland, ~ acres
cleared. log house. balance in good tim.
Der. Poplar, Beach and White Oak; land
mostly level. Price $23 per acre terms
easy.
A farm OF - acres, all cleared except
l6 acres which Is ~ timber, good frame
house aud harm, land very rich and lev
lei, on public road. ! Of a mile from Ire.
land. 4 miles west ~ Jasper. a splendid
little farm. Price $l.4oO: terms easy.
| A farm Of 100 acres. 100 cleared, go u
Timber. good frame house aud log stable
land rolling. 3 miles from Jasper.
miles 81 velpcn and the Railroad, goos
farm. Price SIS per acre easy terms
Apply to J. B. SLATER,
\ Ireland, Ind.
M ~ ,Soc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24
HAnd now Johnny Selsz. Of Hays-

TFAnd now Johnny Sessz. Of HAYS
vile. l. being doomed for his discovery
OF repuied silver mine in this county /,
and The Evansville Courier says he j.
shipping q car load OF silver ore 20 81.
Louis 10 be smelfed. That Silver Com
panys wealth has been talked about
good While. and n Johnny j. mighty
clever citizen we wish he might realize
million. in H." for we are confident he
would then LEI his friends share his good
luck with him. But till we know Of hi
exchanging his jeans for brosd cloth snd
his stogas for fine sewed work, vel
think lie is the same clever Johnny a.
ever. with not much more silver thai
lhis ueixhbors. aud always ready 70
-.smile- Il whatever fate befalls him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24
The Columbia Bicycle Calendar
for 1887.

The Columbia Bicycle Calendar for
81 lust i.sned by the Pope Manufsctur-
ing Co. OF Boston. il in many respects a
more truly artistic aud elegant work 10
chrome photography and the Ie,terrress
than the Columbia Calendar 81 SO. which
calendar, ii III, be remembered, was the
most convenient aud artistic similar
work OF the wear. Each day Of the year
appears upon : separate slip. with quo
saiion pertaining TO cycling from lead
ing publications aud prominent writers
on both sides Of the ocean. Ia fact int
: little measure is crowded, in highI,
attractive way. the past, present and tn
sure of cycling The calendar proper ]
mounted upon q back 81 heavy board
upon which il exquisitely executed u
oil color effect. BY 9. n. Buck. Of New
/ York. an alirgoricsl scene. representing
he earth resting among the clouds. AM
Thomas stevens, the famous bics cler. J
seen il heroic sire. astride his Columbi
lbicycle. circumbicy cling the globe.
smaller portion Of the board IL devote'
10 picture OF q mounted lady 'ricycIe'
speeding along over . pIeassnt:)countr
road. The new calendar, Is work
convenient art, IL worthy OF place
office. library or paflOr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

w. ID. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome. c.. saw We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. Electric Bltiers and Buckien' :
Arnica Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell - well. o.
give such universal satisfaction. There
have bcen some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases Of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured BY use ofa few bot
| tles Of DR. Kings New Discovery, takeI
! in connection with Electric Bitiers. W.
guarantee them always. Sold by Meh
ringer Bros- I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

Cold. warm ana cola.
The new school-house burned down
Saturday morning about day light IN
Columbia township. near Andy Merkei-
The protracted meeting is over and
not ali Of the sinners saved yet.
Doctor (K.) backsIid in the midst Of
the big meeting, while butchering for
Lottes. That j. not right Mr.. Lottes,
YOU must not lead the children estrsy.
There was wagon load Of the Eve
folks came 10 town last week on visit
They were the guests or Mr.. Jacobs.
Doctor Kieffner j. the boss butcher 81
Dubois At the bar. He kills - vel
where they ain't as where they are.
G. w. Ellis preached for the good PEG
| ple Of our place Sunday night. We ar'
listening for another application soon
Come boys, We will license al Of goos
standing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

Whes a man beasts that he j. mo par
sisan.~ he il either one Of two things.
and he i . thing. anyway. When
party makes such prelensions he Il either
denly placing himself on the poiit'cs
market, or seeking an opportunity e
worm himself into somebody's conf
dence Tor purposes Of betrayal. Their
il nothing better than good. clean. often
sive parfissnship: ~ II IL the best safe
guard OF the interests Of the people anf
the strongest bal wrk Tor the stability Q
free government - Seymour Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

u y virtue Of a certified copy Of = de-
I'D cree 10 me directed from the Clerk
OF the Gibson Circuit Court. Indiana, IN
= cause wherein George Schusser, Phillip
Schneider and John G. Gociz are plain
,iifs. and Sarah Jane Nicholson, Harrison
Nicholson. Rudolph Hoimee, Anna Nc
Doweil, General Mcdowell and William
Chanley are defendants. requiring me to
make the sum Of Three Hundred and
|,hirty-eour dollars and twenty cents
with interest on said decree and costs
viii expose at public sale, TO the high
est bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE Sin DAY or JANu
AIRY A. d 1887.
between The hours OF 10 o'clock q. n
and o'clock D. H., OF said day, AZ the
door Of the Courthouse in jasper. Du.
lbois county, Indiana. the rents and
profits for y term not exceeding sever
wears, 81 the following Real Estate
situate IL the County Of Dubois, an'
State OF Indiana. to-wit:
\ Part OF Lot Number thirty five 1857. y
llnnann's addition to the town Of Birds
EVE. IL the County OF Du bois, IN the Stat
lof Indiana, AZ appears on the plat O
chart 81 said town. on Record Book NJ
2, page 20. IN the Recorders Office o. sal
county in the town OF Jasper, Indian'
more particularly described As follows
beginning at q point twenty-eight ~
feet East OF the Northwest corner =
said described Lot. thence sixty I6O) fes
south, thence twenty -six (26) feet Eas
thence sixty (60) feet North. theme
twenty-six (26) feet West, to the place
beginning.
II such rents and profits will not SC
for sufficient sum 70 satisfy said deere
Interest and costs, will at the same lin
aud place expose 70 public sale the 4
simple Of said Real Estate, or SO niue
thereof a. may he sufficient 10 dischari
said decree, interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without any =
lief whstevererom valuation or apprais
ment laws.
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER,
sheriff Dubois County.
Bruno BurrrSER. ATTY for PIM
Dec. 18th. 1885 3w- Ipf So
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24


rAn engineer corps. President Wat
son SAYS. began driving grading stakes
on the line Of the " 4 ID X. Y. from
vincennes 10 Jasper, on last Tuesday
morning. aud that throwing dirt will be-
yin a. early ~ the weather will permit
profitable work 10 be done. The New
York svDiicate. who now have ms
ioritv ~ the DIRECTORY, are represented
as abundantly able financially 70 carry
The enterprise foa successful completion.
and have entered Into contract 10 do
20. They. however. think il u necessary
10 secure the aid Of the townships ana
people along The Eastern end Of The pro-
posed line frbm jasper 20 New Albany,
liz make IL = completes success and are
nov looking along ths part Of the line
10 find what points 10 touch 30 accom-
plish that end. 1.-THE French Lick and
PaoIi route does not seem the best, the.
NAV 10 via Newton Stewart, vaieene
Fredricksburg. Gslens, &C. The Iatie'
would make splendid line easily built
| folio wing most 81 the distance valleys o.
streams, aud being entirely devoid o
tunnels or high grades. and being I
shorter line than any yer proposed from
| New Albany % vsucenner. but JasprI
| will not be particular on which route j
runs. 90 Il gives ~ : vincennes connie
ton with the q. u ~, and other rad
lcentering there. Hut our people are de
ltermimed 10 have another railroad outlet
independent OF the y, 4. y 81 Il
Whoop Il up:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

The annual report u the Salt Inspector
81 Michigan shows that The scsu~' 'nan".
fscfnrs last wear fsr that State IN nut q
10 s.r979s3 hnrr.ls. "a increase ~ 79t.'
l69 barrels over 1885. The suspscs"'
estimates that there were ~ The mann
,seturer-' hands December !. $4,000
barrels.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

aWill II not be . strange thing TO see
the Representatives OF Labor In the Leg
is'ature voting for either Harrison or
Mcdonald? The first il IN arIstocrst
and the last IL . corporation lawyer
Evansville Courier.
Such flinxs as these 1t Democrat
whom the Democracy Of Indiana have
ALWAYS delighted TO honor, and who has
never deserted his party, or led il on any
wild-goose chases. who rose 70 his pres
ent emlnence from Q saddler's bench,
And has always, by every act done, or
word spoken. shown that his sympa-
thies are with labor, should not come
from q Democratic heart. Joe Melon
Aids emnloymenta s an attorney ~ large
corporations, which recoe nize HE ability,
and are willing 10 pay for his legal adj
vice. no more makes him sympaihisei
with monopoIics. or an opponent Of re-
forms demanded by labor, than the EN-
ploymen, by the Evansville Journa
Company daily Of the Couriers adver
sisine columns. as II has done for week
past make II friend Of the many poiiti
cal lseresies advocated by that enierprss
ing vet misguided exponent Of Evans
vjlle's Republican brains.
sin. we think Mr.. Mcdonald erred u
the last State campaign. when he said ]
4 published interview. 'if~ Indiana
Legislature IL Democratic ! will be
candidate tor II. 5. Senator NOR
courageous course would have been I
have taken the helm In hand, and BY IN
austrious and careful supervision. enc
as al informed persons knew Eb. Hen
derson had not the brains 10 give, hnv
secured 10 the Democracy the unque'
toned control Of the Legislature, an
the triumphant election OF the Std
ticket. Too much buster and brag, an
no little attention TO details, by o.
state Central Committee, lost ne u
STATE ticket, and came within two OF 10
ing as the Legislature. where we oug
a. have 20 majority. On account
shss failure he has no presumption 10 q
". 8. Senator's position. When
thought the result was doubtful, ~ d
.if' indicated, he should have soIv'
those doubts, 50 - 10 make victory q
umphsnt.
Gov. Gray i doing magnificentIy
Governor. and the state can III afford
spare him for the next two years.
Mr. Bynum would make . splend
Senator, but II would be bad polite
policy for the Democracy TO fore :
Other Congressional contest on the
disnspolis district II this time, while Z
asperities ri the recent canvass are }
unassuagcd.
Hon. william T.. Niblack 70 the N
for the hour aud place. With ripe 9
pcriencc. large abilities, safe and care
judgment OF public matters, the a
man 70 introduce and advocate IN Ca
xres~. years ago, the measures NJ
H-kel for by the labor party. no man
the State could now be elected u.
Senator, who would appeal 30 forcil
- NE public heart. Give us Niblack
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

"When shall We three meet again
In thunder. lightning "r IL rain.
when the hurry nuriys done.
When The hassle'> lost aud won.'
Whom shall we from coughs be free.
Aud nights q, rest and resce shall 81
When we've used specific sure
Praised bs MI C-sts a Caugh Cure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

The answer of Cleveland when charged
,cith an infamous action during the csm-
pairn. called forth Communications rem
,hn psonsc evervwhcre. srd husit w "A
s.;fh n his honesty and love .: sr"'h.
49,, makes the mass 1T the people W.
s..I;.vs ne, 10 would like 10. sud ought
~ know the truth IL rrxsrd 2" the wss
N. peonle. houesf Democrats end Ne
,.h,;rams. view his Administration ="
~ The fuii~nai,oiis sentinel tolls ne
,,.,i- ~,onf II exactly IL the i"iiow'm.
we,,., timed ana expressed article. exrrp'
- ~ he invncs.ion that The will ~ onr'
,.s,d III ways.- Democrats have giveis
~ -, Snrh idea. aud view him ia me
ANA liyht A. the Wings did TYLER anc
nv Rsnnhlicaus Andrew johnson. and
many mink he Is irving 10 make strong
hid for the Republican nomination -
lnss We commend the article 20 ~
serious consideration cf such ipemocrs','
Congresssnen as are not dispose" 70 ~
low him into the Republican camp Ans
Sentinel says:
.when Indiana politicians aud mem
hers Of Congress 90 10 Washington wtt
xpplir,tions Tor ofIice-seekinx e"ns'iin
.,.sS they are fond Of informing IN
presidenf. through the hard worked 10
earyiewers of the press, that the Df'n"
.ra;s OF Indiana rise up ~ The mos","l
chanting praise Of the President Tor "a
civil service policy. and that IN incl
vc-per hymns they do likewise.
IrIsA LIE.
The vast majority Of the Democrats
Indiana are utterly and unalters'iy 81
nosel TO the Presidents civil serve
noiicy. They don't like Il, aud The
d.nt want any more Of It. They D
li,ve II 10 be unamericsn. undemocrati
and wholly contrary "a the spirit Of o.
;p.situtinns and the intentions OF u
father. OF the republic. These Indian
p.li,icians who seek 10 assure the Pre-
aent that the Democrats Al home are
sxmpsthy with him in the matter do
20 curry favor. They know they are W
truthful. and by their statements e.
e.nrage the President 10 persist ~ y
clsss-bniiding. lordling making polio
the democrats Of Indiana are not
disposel. The Hendricks idea y The
idea. They believe that the ofires
long 10 the party that elects the Pres
dent They know that II the next freI
dent shorla be Republican 'nugwum
evwill speedily become nothing mo
tan q reminiscence--along with blu
glass, the hen-fever and the sunnow
decoration. Aud they also hope a
pray that the next Democratic csndid'
Tor the Presidency will avow, iinme
ately upon his nomination. uneqnivoc
lv and decisively. that be iorswe
mugwumpery and will rid the put
service OF every Republican in u. ~
we assure The President, Is the burden
their prisons. together with supp
snenrary invocaiion to the effect that
will at once mend his ways
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

There are 5ls miles of track ~ the 1
N. A &C system. most Of which lice "
Indians The main line. Cticago :"
Loui-viile. u s23 miles IL length; the
Air line division Monon 10 Ind'an%p'
oils. minet, live miles: Nonon % Mich
ligsn Cisv. fifv-nine miles. and the line
IRON Bedford 10 Swiss City. forty -ons
miles When the branch Is finished q
French Lick aud Jasper about forty
miles additional will be added 10 10
system.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24


Henry ana John walt and Ciellie Ed
monston sniped Willie Fisher the other
might. will tell YOU how they did IL :
They took Willie down below Nick
Mann's IN Mill Creek bottom. John
stationed Henry and Ciellie first and
then Willie. John vas 10 do the driv-
ing: YOU al are aware how they hunt
snipes after night. John. CleiIie and
Henry sssrts homo. and gets - far -
Nick Msnn's. and they concluded 70
atop and warm. John says, he may BE-
in here = they were beginning % smell
rats. John sends CleIIie 10 peep 10
Il the window he came back and says
..boy's he's not In there 80 In they 20
Clellie takes the lead A. he u pretty wei
acauainsed there. anyhow with one o
the lair eek. just - they stepped in
Willie rose from under the window
where ClsiIie had looked IN q. and says
show u snipes on string z. 10u couif
have knocked them down with . feather
CIellie vowed he didnt look like The %,
hey took sniping. CIeiIie went 70 TAX
the first chair he saw, Or thonght ~
-aw. to get himself down q quick q
possible, aud missed Il and behold kickes
1.-The floor loose 10 the Ion. Nick sid
mo damage done. Il could be nailed
down again. 20 they didn't let al,
lsnipes get away. Henry and CIeIIi'
l.iarf. back down 10 the bottom after tL'
lantern lett hanging IN . tree. and Joh'
goes 10 10 Brook's. CleIiie aud henr!
zane back By Nicks and tries 20 &c
4 Willie 70 20 home with them snd b
n wouldn't 70. They goes on Up % Brook
land direrIIy John says. III 20 down y
Nirk's and get him. and when 10 90
there, DC had gone 10 Waits. That !
how they snipcd Willie Fisher. n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

DEAR SIR: AZ the time ! received =
bottle OF your White Wine Of Tar Syrup.
which was about the first Of last January
| was troubled with sore Throat and
ticsrseness aud II relieved me ~ once.
Aud. -ir. | believe II 10 be valuable
medicine, and just what YOU recommend
il. Yours truly.
REv ID. r. RENFR0
Pastor M. T. Church.
Salem, Dent Co.. No.
For sale IN Jasper BY Mehrineer Bros, Or. John '
S.ib snt IN Friedman.
Jan. ssh. is>S-fy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

Drilling Tor natural gas Il being
prosecuted in MANY tnwu~ !" Indiana.
md whese the hole hiss gone uCo fsei
derp. or over. |, h~s generally Developed
gas in paying quantities. Jasper should
0sxnnize q natural gas company
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

TvCook stoves. heating ssovrs. drs
'~lav hues. fire hrirk. grsies with fender-
Completed. jamh grAtes. The bo~s Buck
.vc scrrr pump. chHin nnwsrs. gusier'ns
mi srout:ng III 70 be had AZ L. y
SpAvd's. jasper. Att
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

GrCcmmodnrc Clemens. . leading
LAWYER and prominent Citizen 81 Pierce
I,on. was on saturday sent 70 the peni'
'ensisry for two years Tor forgery, =
Wabash.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-12-24

~ Elder Perry aud = gentleman from
|"Cincinnssi" have some highly interest
ing holiday rhymes shout Crit and
Narisr. some ne aud Scphisr: Mas
pnle aud desire" that would crvtsinlv u
'nmin- SOME Christmas illustrated pages
la IN imaginative artist was employed
"a prcpsrc sketches suitable for il.