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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS.
WOOL W:fA'TED.

HIGHEST PRICE PAID IN CASH
I'HL undersigned will pay top market price
Il in Cash for Wool delivered at the Jefferson
Wooden Mill odd Porter Factory or in Charles
town at Adams Express Office.
JNO. J. JOBE.
May 8, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01
CharI0tfesriIfe CassiiHeres'

4 FRESH invoice Of these celebrated 90
u just received. To those who have N0''
them no recommendation is Necessary.
Oct. :. 1885. GEO. w. L. KEARSLbi'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01
.VelC advertisements.
Wanted.

A \ industrious boy from II to Is years of
IA age, of good character. to learn the Drug
Business. Address in own handwriting.
LOCK BON 33,
.July |. ISS5-2t Charlestown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01

The Senate committee on privileges aad
elections. by a vote of 20 .. has declined
20 investigate the charges against Senator
Payue. The House committee on buildings
and grounds has 6oally determined to re-
por, .u favor Of purchasing the Seaton
House property for the new postofice site
tor Washington city.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01

The lIet Virginia Democrat referring to
the bin of Senator Beck prohibiting MEM
bers of Congress from employment as Rail
road attorneys. which bin was introduced
during the absence of Senator Camden and
passed almost unanimously, tries to make
impression that Senate. C.. was opposed
90 The bill lie was absent, and it net be-
ing party measure. he happened not to be
paired. It did not suit the purpose Of the
D4t however, TO say that when the
bill was arp again upon motion to recon-
slider. Senator Kenua announced Senator
Camdeu'- absence aud stated that if present
be would vote against reconsideration Sub
staudally in favor of the bill. The cham
pion of honest journalism had better try
again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01

XTINEGAR-Pur Cider Vinegar for picking
GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01

Seyeuty-two weeks ago, when the jest
Vagina Dmoer1t undertook to purify the
press of West Virginia, its editor did not
think &, too early to open the campaign
against Senator Camden but now. wlen
the duly constituted Executive Committees
ar. contemplating party work, their autici-
pa,el action is denouncedas premature and
am attempt 40 iusolcut sitting of the will Of
the people Never too early for Mr.. Mason
90 De 50 uudemocra,ic in practice as to make
war upon Democratic Senator, but entire
ly too early boa bic estimation, for organiza-
ton 90 defeat the Republican party
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01
Farmers! .HfeufiOn .

EISH FOR HARVEST 1000 Poioin'-
II Herring, at 80 cents per hundred;
June Il, 1855. =. !. ALL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01

Senator Harris of Tennessee has introduced
a bin Tor the relief of Che widow of Parson
Brownlow who, 90, Governor iu '65. drove Har-
MS ou, of the country by offering 5000 re-
ward for bis capture Time indeed changes
and men. and mem conditions change with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01

The President returned the Macon Telegraph
man bis bread-trv wcidingsid So quick it
made his head SWIM The homely souvenir it
seems was accompanied by letter couched in
such impertuenr. irec-and-easy language chat
noother course was le0 Mr.. Cleveland 90 pur-
sue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01
Bank Notice.

The Bank of Charlestown will be closed on
Monday, the 9TH Of July, national holiday.
G.. 4. PORTERFIELD,
July 1, 1856 Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01

That was an awful setback am clipping cou-
pie from Red sulphur springs vc.nasc got last
week. Ip torlio- the swollen Indian creek
their buggy upset and ,hey bad Co spend three
hours huseing each other and friendly tree
IN mid stream. Finally @ horcman backed
Insisted thrl the waters and ,heparte-. grim
ly holding che mag, t.i were drawn safely a-
shore where 900 irlte daddy grabbed his daush-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-07-01

The NaIun,hurs >t.Hn thinks there
millions Dob che newspaper business because
very little has been gotten out of Be-. our AIDE
miratou for an editor capable OF SD losca. O.
deduction IS uuh0uuled.
By parity of reasoning We conclude there
must De mighty little whisSey consumed as
we SAW ON Monday in Nurans1urs eighteen
thousand barrels of rye wh'skey Don the Han
nisvi,c ware room-so eight were tle barrels
thar the visitor could hardly get @ smith,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

The signs ~ the times are al favor.
able 10 the Democracy. We have the
most courageous administration since
The DAYS Of Jackson snd the cIeapest and
pure>t since the time OF Bucbansn. The
re-uii IL seen in the elections this year
by the dropping 81 Of the Repuhlic.n
vote snd the stead ifsstness % the Demo
cratic vote. Upen this subject the En-
Iquirer says: six States have already
held general elections IN ihis year OF our
Lord 1855 On April 7th Rhode Island
elected stale officers and legislature; on
June 7th Oregon did the same. and On
,AuRost "a Alabama alsoS Seno DAuzun
5ih Iepnessee voted. on . general ticket,
'or hve Judges of the supreme court on
September 7fh Vermont chose state on
GERS, legislature and members Of con-
gress; on September 18th Maine chose
q governor. legislature and members OF
lcongress.
In every one Of these States the Re-
lplbiican vote has shown remarkable
falling Of In some OF them the result
ha- bern Of very peculiar and signifi-
cant character. To the surprise even OF
oureelvrs. and 10 the conssernation Of
the Republicans. we carried Oregon.
The Republicans had been blatsnfly an
n"unciag thst they were about 10 re-
deem Tennessee: yet our majority there
was the largest since the war In ver-
mont their vote fell of rs pr cent. and
IN Maine. despite the tremendous efforts
" Mr.. Blaine aud his followers. il fell
OF 20 per cent. We hsve gained hand
someiy ia each Of the fix States.
J. there any politician 20 foolish as not
20 know what this meanss II means
thsf the Republican party has lost the
confidence of the people. II means that
they hare been losing all along the line !:
and that lo<s will, in November. become
q veriisble rout. II means for the Dem
ocrftic party. In the great elections vet to
come this fall. magnificent victory.
III that IL necessary TO make II na-
tional triumph Of fair proportions is
Ihst the Democracy should exhibit the
Of iis convictions. "A spirited,
vigorous and thoroughly aggrrssivrl
based chiefly upon its plst-
form of retrenchsnent snd reform. will
carry The people with us. Tue most in
experienced 0. statesmen can see which,
way the wind blows IL Il our duty tol
lake advantage o. IL 70 the utiermosL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

The fact that Hon John n. O-yeal de-
livered an address ~ Pleasant Mil
"Wednesday night sfser h~ing so nearly
killef SUNDAY bv runaway horse. re-
minds The writer oi An incident thst &C.
Cured u Shoals several years ago. Hen.
Mirhsei e. Kerr wss spe.kinx q the
West Shoals court house, and . large
crowd go In astsadsncr- One OF the
unserrifed from Lost River township
isrried too Iong on the esss side of the
river. and wss very uncertain on hi< Icrs
when he attempted 90 cross the railroad
bridge When near fhe middle of the
bridge he suddeniv shos down bef~@en
The cross ties. and fell nny fers into fif-
teen feet cf water. Or course we ali
Thought The man gone gc~iing.- but
he bchoed up 20 the surf.ce Of the water.
snd . HE hat 6oaied over the dam he
struck out for the west shore Of the river.
climbed up the bank. shook bimself like
: woody dog. and IN voice ts.as would
have made IN earthquake look pale he
yelled. .Hurrah for Michael q. Kerr !:
You cant kill : Demccrss. d--n you.r-
Daviees County DemocrHt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01
Over the Ocean ia Twenty-four
Hours.

Ss.n D~nwesf's NsnthiF fv ocroh<r.
They are building 4 vessel In Pi;fs
hurgh. which v expected % res-h New
Orleans from that sify in a. short tim.
As II now takes a. ~ 10 Cinciunafi. Al
ccrsn chip modelled on the same pIsn
wouid. il IL Ell ecfed. reach Souflanp-
ton, England. from Hsiifsx. Novs Scoti.
N fwtiifv-four hours. Mr.. John Dough
leriy. OF M"unt Union. Penn, j. fhe in
ventur of this marvellous craft The Vs.
ri new under construction II 10 he 50
feet wide. lt5 feet lvng on the gafer-
line. sud LIS or lSO feet long on de-k
aud will b- huiif entissiy ~ wood. ~
weight without the engine will be sbouf
fort, fvr fohs. sbd when II has the en-
zine and $50 passengers on board. il
drsu will be tess fhsn six inches. On
esrh side ~ II vii! befno Holding psd-
dles. sinking deep into The wafer The
paddles viii be open when going for
ward. 20 ilsst ihey may move tile largest
possible body Of water. but TIE change
70 the backward motion will. by the.
agancy Of springs close the paddles and
thus reduce their resistance 20 . mini
mum There Hili slso be under the GEN.
Ter II The vessel two prcpelIing pnle-.
which are Intended TO drive the vessei
through sboal water BY striking the boi-
tom Of the river Mr.. Dougherry
calculates that HE patent will 20
greatly increase the speed oil
traffic on the river, that be will b-l
sble 70 make the "trip from Ptisburgh sol
New Orleans and back Ia week the 4
time now taken by The fastest boats 10
make the round trip 20 Cincinnati. He
i confident thst he will Dc able 10 reduce
The time occupied in crossing the Aslsn-
nc by the shortest route, that from south
smp'on 20 Hslifsx. to twenty four hours.
and that from New York 10 CaIcuits 70
Ten days. SO far stesm navigation by
land - much faster fbsn steam propulsion
by water; but there are several plausi- \
bic inventions now being tested thai
may mske ~s'er communication much
more rapid than the swifiesi t.sins run
by locomotives. But what msrvels ere
possible 10 modern science and insen-
ion The child Is living to-day, who
will not only cross the ocean in ore third
he time 1t now tskes. but who will be \
bile % circulnnavigsie the globe in an
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01
TIE JEWISH SEW YEAR.


The Jewish New Year. 5ss7rh wear oI
the world according 10 The Hebrair csi-
lendar hogan on the 3Sth day Of Sertem-
her. ~ -undown. the celebration of This
event lasting among the religious Ixrae-
llifes. fuo days II IL made : soIema
lfesss and. according % the version Or the
|T~imud. sIl are judged on thar day %
life or death pros s.essy o. adversify for
the year. With fhe first dsy Of The new
sesr begin The fen days Of repentance.
until the dsy Of the ainnemenf
on thr yh Of Oct. which dsy il ob~- ~
ed from evening until evening BY pray
~ snd fasting. with sbsienrion from iii
manual labor -Four nance are given ~
this first dsv Of the Hebrew var Ii Il
called New Yesr'- d.y .becsu us< according
20 tradition. The world go cress-d on
ihsf; srconilv. il j. called the fsg Of
Judging The people: thirdly. mem.ri.l
day when the acfion< of the past ,-sr
are recalled and sInen6sDenf made. - -
ihaf day God rrm@mter- hiS pemnle'. &C
lions during the wear thar hss nel. spi
gives due rewsrds and puni-hments
i1urfhlv. u u shr day Of blowing the
rornet 70 remind Isrsel Of the sacrifice ~
isaac. OF the giving Of sbe Ten Coinnsmd-
nfnfs and ~ the last Judgment d4y. The
blowing of this horn b~gins an the new
rear and j. finished with the dsv oil
'ton~mrnf. on which dsy II closes uish
'nr long blast. which u called the horn
y Jubilee The ccrn~f u actually made
ut o. = rsm's horr II i blown before
We congregation hv man cho-en for
lie purrcse, and xho skiiIfuliv gives
'poD Il The four ancient signals u-ed
'nong the tribes Those are The signals
Or var, for rest for mourning And for
oy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

Eight nr ten years ago manufscfureru
of bore meal and other fertilizers hsd "a
hire sgents 20 travel through this psrs oi
he State 20 induce farmers 20 purchase
their fertilizers. Things have changed.
however. under the wonderful prcduc.
tiveness u these sertilixers. and nov the
fsrmers drive their teams srom Ten 70
thirty miles 70 load them With bone AUST
or phosphates. ard often have 10 wait
several days before dealers are able 10
nli their orders, % greatly hss The ne
q fertilizers increased ID this pavf of slse
STATE Ground that hsd been ab~ndonei
Tor cultivation and turned out - com
mona, by the uss n hone dpss h>s l.~en
redeemed. and oow furns cut frrsn twen-
y % thirty busheIs u wheat per acre
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

The Farmers Review. ~ Chicago. this
week publishes review Of the condition
Of fhe corn crop throughout th~ United
States. which 4 generally favorable. L.
says Indians. Ohio and Michigan report
the highest averages In lnsfiSna -
ports from eighf~en counties show gen
err average ofthirsy-rirht 10 forss hu~h-
els 20 me scr~. Pike. Morgan. Nonseom-
ers- Henry. Cay spd Carroll Counties
reporting forty 10 fny bushels The
lowest average reported this week u IN
Eikhsr County. plseed ~ twenty-six.
N serm;!ison. Martin and Lagrange
Counties the average Il thirty 70 thirsv-
Eve busheis
In Ohio The general average Of the couu-
ties r~porsing this week Is from shirtx
- thsrtv-six bushels. None ~ the CONN.,
,ies report : less average than twenty
i've busheis-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

The number Of pensioners on the rcl
~ The Indianapolis Agency on June 80
1865. was 16, l34. Onr year later dune
81. 1885, the number was 20 $50. show.
ing an increase OF Also, aud since thai
time $50 have cen added. making the
present total 30,o4O. During the veaI
ending June 20, according 10 Ccmmis-
sicner Blacks printed report, 2o.6ss
pensioners were placed on the rolls oI
The eighteen agencies in the United
States. These figures furnish ampse
proof Of the liberAiity extended 70 old
soldiers BY the Democratic Administra.
tion. lnd. Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

inris-s Srurnsl q Cr.rce
Jnficion- sdv~rfisisx siwavs psvs-
II ynu have . good thing. advertise II.
IL von haven't. dnn't
Large type isn't necessary in adverfis-
ing Blind folk don't rad ne spxperx
Don't he sfr&is % invest in printers
ink lest your s.nds Of life Be nearly run
ont.
You can't ess enough in one week "a
Issi vou : Whole year. and you cant ID
ve-'ise on that plan either.
People who sdver = ouIv once IN three
months forget that mos; folks can't re-
member sns nsthins longer thAa seven
DAYS
A constant dropping wiIl uear : rock.
Keep dropping your advertisements on
the public and they will soon melt uD-
ar n iik~ rock <slf.
According 10 the character or extent
of yonr bus mess sef aside liberal per-
renssge for advertising Keep yourself
unressiEgiv hefore the public: and Il
matters not whsf business Of utility Won
'n<v he engaged ia. for. insrlIixenflv and
lntns'riously pursued . fortune will Be
IbA rrsnlf-
The nssn who siverrf-es shows NOT
pniv business talent above hi- neigh
b~rS- hut he NAV b. u once reckonei
,snr'nx fhe independent. geaeron. and
rubiie spirited ~ the communitx.
~ who hid.s his lighf nader : busheL
h~n such advantages sre 90 freely ~,
ered him. q those At present Afforded.
i0@~ M; deserve 10 sucreed.
Don't depend nn Your own lunRs
Home. nee the lungs 0f fhe p~s<=
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

lrllac4E<lt <<xrtM<I
Major Robert Emmett, ersfwile Z
prominent and 9sppiss railroad magnsie
Of indianapolis, = y sown. fresh from
prohibisory Ksnsoo. where he 10 per-
msnentiy located. 0e did not come
back 70 Hoosierden 70 take paFt in The
campaign. yet the / knouIedge be hns ac-
Quir<d In the grss<,>-pper state euahies
him 20 speak sulhorieaiiveiy On : suhj~ct
which u absorbing the attention Of cer-
tain fAciioa IN Indisns politics
-Dces prohibision prohibit p vss he
,:'srso:yesd 22c|7 : |,ssssd % g. ~
Il cs15 ~ u doea. : be replied. @bus If
IL dresdfulIy hsrd work 10 get drink
nut my way. Why. . man cant even
enjov bottle Of beer without first OBJ
tanning . doctors cersifcsse that II Il an
imperative demand Of health. and fhen
he IL required 20 take ossh himself that
he is sick man. The saloons In Kansas
are called drug ssoresr
-whsf IL the reputation Of the people
generally ont there for truth and versci-
ty.r
- must confess be aid. -fhsl Kan
sas has her quota Of Annsnfzses some
been converted into A J. premiurn-ssk-
ing go-ss-pIesse liars by force Of cirrum-
stances. But. prohibition hes been =
good thing in this wav: You know
that in al frontier towns iswIe--nes< pre-
vsii- TO . greater or less extent. and in
some places. when saiooas we're in fnli
blast. tragedies and wanton Destruction
of life nsed 20 Be Of common occurrence
Now. We have one Of the mo<i pescesble.
Law abiding Stafes in the Union
Take something, Maori a<ked . by
sfaBder.
Il never drink said the seniai Rob
erf. - he placed HE hsnd over The blue
ribbon adorninx the lapel Of his coat and
ssnnIered "a with . friend in ibe firec-
lien OF the W. C. r. Z. lunch rooms-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

Chief conssroclor Wils0. estimate.
The active life 81 tke wooden wsre ships
of our present navy - follows:
The Tennessee. the only one chased q
6rs'-rsse- six months: the Trenton.
Omaha and Eand.Ii>. second-rzie>, aud
The Aohician, thirl-rafe. len yesrs: the
lancaster and BROOKLYN. secnsd-r.tes,
and the Adams Alliance, Es>ex, Enter
prize. Sipsic. Tsilspooss and Ysrtic,
third-rstrs. six Years; The Hartford,
RichmoEu a and Pens.cola. second -rase>,
snd The ,inists- O>~5pp<, Qninnebsng.
8wafArA- q aienA. Narioa. Ir0qu0us and
Kosreargs, shird- rates, Gve ye.rs- Tbe<e,
Together with fhe iron ships NoDoc.cy.
Alert and Ranger. fhird-rzfes. and the
Michigan. PSio- Ani Pinrs. fourth--zses.
constitute the available fghting force oi
the present navy.
The most powerfD. Of their weapons
are the converted guns. having . range
Of perhaps twD miies- excellent arms for
operations against wooden ships snd an
cient forrificzfions. or for Smelling to- wns,
but Insufficient against the modern
armOr.
The verv be<s Of these ships are held
BY our naval authorities % be fer behind
the tines = reliance for ofcnse or de-
fense in scfn~l warfare
The list Of ir0n-clsd< comprises more
than 4 ,zrn monitors. hut none Of them
sre 10 condition for service a. this time
W iih this shox ing the United States il
placed bv her o~n authorities II the foot
NJ the ii~r ~ naval Powers in the e.
-rn'iai matter 20 shirs and guns. there
bring three South Americsn- fxo Ash
ssic sni freeE cr sixteen European
Powers which oufrsnk Ne
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

The fIouring mill Of j. Luebere 3 o..
which adopted she roller - stem & 6n-
Ished. u wss put Up under she s1per-
tnsendesce u J. C.. SlaUooo. Of Isdian-
spolIs- They are nov grisdire, an<
make exeellent lous. which win eve
The people Of shis pIoco ood Ssr0esn
especially . great del % trouble 90
time going 70 EIussIngburg and DsIs-
Wm- y Ssork. sou of d.. n. Snort.
who has been working II she Huosing.
burg signal o1ice - coDpoGilor 6oe ooV-
esal yonss. cnUe AoUo - Mn oaocuA
the school o. Prof ". b. Chrke. tkIs
winter.
The public schools in Csss toueship
we're oPeref Mosday, Sept 1osh.
The following ss.sAsrs vsrs -
ployed:
Holland. Prof ". b. Clarke ed yGiss
Anna Kasterhenry 81. Henry. 6isser
Katharine Sfurmand Sister oGaris Wever.
Dis. No. John Ls-xe.
3-G- Cooper.
3-N Bruner.
- Miss L Mcrx.nthaler.
Fred. Hilsmeyer..
Cd. H. Ssork-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

Judge cslderwood. OF Union CITY. said
in . political address there day before
Yesterday that ANY msn Who Vas IN the
Onion Army and will vote the Demo
crate ticket, IL either Rebel or 4 IN
fool The Republican State Central
Committee should call him IL before hc
IL mobbed. - Ind. Sentirsl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

The Isporte Argue ssafe . truth when
Il says: "a high tax y never IN The in-
sere~s of p0cr man. 10 matter u she sax
j levied under the clsim that % protects
him The claim u fAise. end u y only
us>d - ples for cspissIists end moacp-
olisss 20 feather their ncess q the expense
Of the poor people A tsriGis . tsx. Asd
: high sariG. 20 : protective tariG, slWp-
" Ueans : high tax ~ q q cunninRlv
covervd up with : claim thst is y pro-
tection 70 American labor. ID v none she
less fraud, for IL RENAME high tax and
the poor people have % font she hins.
Any msn be- sense enough @ know 7his
u true
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

- wonder Why Il u not more cu~so-
may for actresses 10 travel under the
management IL their husbands : IA :
isdI ~ her hnsb>nd q sh~ ihesser.
NY ne>r. have ycn ever reflected how
Imruii if y tos most men % n,snsxe
their wives wss she re-. .,0nse-
she ss~ silent far two successive min
u;ss- - Nerch2st Traveller.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

rl14nr<orf< er<rs
A msn living here vent into . four
ing mill 70 purrhs<e : barrel az 1nur.
lie did - p<ying es2s for IL He then
boughs 3 hushels Of uhe-t q % cent?
rer bnsheI- costing him s3 %. which ~
took to she mill and h<d ground inso
fnur. receiving 2lO ponnd. o. Acur. 3,
pnnnds n bran and " pouuds OF mid :
ding Nov. II we deduct the value Of
bran and shorts ~ cert-l from cost of
wheat We hsvr 21O pounds or four ~ :
cost Of - 50. which j. - IS g<ined ~
the farmer IN ihe Transaction. VIII som.
kir1 miller tell " why shis IL thn- /?
Where does that TO dollars Der hsrr~l
-xtr& come IN, Ne must lose bv grind
inE tcr certain part. o. he must realize
: handsome profit when ~ huys wheat
y % or - rents per boshei and sefIs
Tour q IS 25 per barrel When wheat
sells ~ 81 per hU<hel hour should s<lI a
lost ts.3D per barrel. aud no more. reck-
nns-g BY the wsv II J. foIled. This IL
rather bard 70 solve. but il il every Sord
Irue-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

The following patents were xraolol
for The week ending Sept. z, ls8G ~
ported expressly for this paper b. To-. &.
Hunter. Solicitor Of American and For.
eign Patents, Warrington. ID. C.:
A. H. Allison, CoIumbus. Stsce -
chine; A. w. Quskenbosh. Peru. smoko
jack; r. T. Roo-e. Isdiasapolis, valve
s n Goodman. IndianapoIia
bridge ,. ~ Roots. Cosnessvilla. Pr
table icrge; y. ~ Ro0ss, CoanorsviIlo.
jo0rnal-box; y u. Roots. ConnersviIle.
stop mechanism FIR driving shsfss: p.
- Roots. C0nnersviIls. nro bed and
iuyere; n - Roots. housing 6er CO..
wheels: y. ~ Roots. Connesuville. sha1S
J. g. White. Adams. viro
fence; J. A. Sander. Quaker Hin. -
Imal 0uzzIe; Jss- Haslem. JeGersonvilIe.
plate gIass poIisher: esm1 Smith, sil-
yer Lake. heating ssfschmens for stoves:
Jesse 'ysrriDton. Indiaaap0lis. roll
grinding machine; c. A. Williams.
Warren, corn shelIer: y r. Marker,
Eikhast. lamp trimming ard extinguish-
Ing spparatus; y = Thompooa and J.
". 0sed0sn. Elkhart, bench plate: q.
= Euell, Wsbash. eombiaaGinn ahnae.
curtain and IambreQuin supporaer:
Benj 0talcup. worthinglon. sksrpener
for c0Iters and harrov disks; jabos
weellsy. kvansviIle. ea.I separalse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-01

II cannot imagine. s>id an alderman,
uhy my whiskess torn % mnch sooner
than The hair % my hea6.~ ss3ecasse.
observed by-ssHDder. -you have worked
20 much harder with yons jaws than
with your brAins-"