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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
WANTED, FOR SALE. Err
Daily Papers at Bucks.

Oahy rapers al Bucks
IN, New box papeterie, latest styles Al l..
Tapley's "Bread Winner ou,,.
other shoes. 'ueHears al
WANrED.-A girl to do bousewo..
family. ]. n IMs1 ,ToIk, Din
Day t lsborers wanted. Apply at ones =
Fine line OF seeds of all kinds ., =,
Lamson's. Quality first class. nr = Sglas
Ladies desiring hair work call an a.. n. ~
Bean, West Randolph; VT. Write f1 ~ NJ
For SALE.-At bargain, new ton re -
gy, been run only few miles D1s'
Z. S. CUsHMAs
A large stock OF Sanford and pa -.
ca an i 800 douuei ana ensllage low prices
grass seeos. MORTON & TIIsoy
Z; L. Bass has linseed meal, corn ma,
SEED potatoes, barley peas, phosphate .imn'el,
ments and cows for sale. pc
toR SALE.-PIne, Cedar ana sn,u
Shingles, Spruce Clapboards and Brict
A. w. TEwKsBURY & soNs
Arch Crates, Sled Shoes. Caldron ~.
ties, Stove Backs and Plow repairs o.
stantly on hand. HODGES AND ALLIES
+. e. Evans q Co. have the largest m,
Of spruce gum ever shown in town in ~ IN
show WINDOW. There is about $50 lbs ~
il. 'Os' Of
For SALE "A complete set Of blsok.
smiths tools also the blacksmith sbon e.
longing to the estate OF Henry s. Newton
to rent. Enquire Of c. r. GRANGER. Adnr
am closing out the big stock Of mir,
and tobacco formerly owned bv n M
Wires, regardless OF cost. Now Il ~
time 70 get bargain.
JULIUS +. LAMsoy
Don't shingle your buildings until Won
have seen Niles Pat. cit, Iron and stesi
Roofing; cheaper than shingles. Lasts
lifetime. Send for samples.
Z. g. Brown, Agt., Bethel, Vt.
The best shoe made for farmers and all
out door workers is the Tapley Bread
Winner" which is manufactured express.
ly for their use. II is a capital shoe ior
wear, easy and plant TO the foot and al
the same time tough and durable Dont
fail to see il when purchasing your next
pair OF shoes.
q. w. Morrow of this place has biey-
Gle, springfield Roadster" 50. inch wheel
that he will sell for s3s.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
No. Pornfret.

Alison Lucas died last Saturday of in
fiammatiOn of the bowels.
Forks and Hoes at Culver's.
The village school commenced last Mon
day.
Lila and Lena King have gone to Que
chez visiting relatives.
Rev. Mr.. Perkins of Sharon exchanged
pulpits with our uastor last Sunday.
Irvine, parchment paper and bags for
wrapping butter boxes for sale at Culver's.
John Burbank has his barn raised and
mostly shingled.
F. L. Davis and wife visited his mother
in Norwich last week.
Fresh lot of oranges, lemons, bananas
and nuts received at Culver's.
Annie Kirwin has gone to Boston to
visit her father and brother.
The Ladies Circle met with Mrs. Fred
Brownell this week.
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Nathaniel Manning was severely iniur-
ed by being bitten by his stallion one day
last week. He received a bad wound at
the elbow besides several others less Sc
we're.
Mrs. Henry Drake has returned to her
home in So. Framingham, Mass.
Mrs. Geo. Greene is very sick.
Edwin L. Day has a very convenient
apparatus for making maple sugar and
has made nearly one ton this season.
School in the village commenced last
Monday.
Miss Alice Sanborn is to teach on Howe
hill.
w. W. Howe is gaining as fast as can be
expected.
George d. Smith is repairing his build
ings by shingling them.
Another car of -four and mill iced al re-
duced prices at Willsy's Exchange.
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south Stockbridge.

Robert Foster and wife of Mendon spent
Sunday at Levi b. Goddard's.
Leonard Newell and wife OF Boston are
at j. Newell's helping care for his mother,
who is very low.
Frank Thayer has an incubator and
brooder.
School in No. 10 commenced Monday
with Mrs. Royal Iwitchel, teacher.
Charles Mills and daughter Mabel spent
Sunday with j. L. Davis.
Hattie Martelle gave birthday party at
her home Saturday evening.
Wilmot Root was called to STAFFORD
Friday by the sickness of his mother.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

In order to make advertise ng pay, a
manufacturer must have good article to
begin with-a poor thing may be well adj
tises itself. We tell you that the Chiffon
Paints are the best TO buy, make you ia
miliar with the name, and you buy them.
What is the result? You find that we
have stated facts in our adveitIsements--
you find the Chiffon Paints are durable
economical in every way.
You receive full value for your money and
are satisfied. We have made friend of
you. "a good thing sdvertises itself -
thingn
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special Town Meeting Warming.

Application having been made to us by
more than seven legal voters to call a
town meeting, to act on the matters here.
in specified: therefore, the inhabitants OF
the town of Randolph who are legal vot-
ers in town meeting are hereby warned
and notified to meet at Dubois & Gays
hall in West Randolph in said Randolph
on Saturday, May 9TH, 1892, at O'Clock p.
M to act on the following matters, to wits
1st To see II the town will vote to ex-
empt from taxation the u. s. Screen Com
pany property and the buildings that may
be erected thereon and the machinery
used in running or operating the same for
the term OF ten years and in accordance
with the statute.
I'd. To do any other business proper to
be done.
Randolph, April Is, 1892.
c. r. GRANGER Selectmen
LUKE PARISH OF
j. c. HUNTINGTON Randolph.
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Pomfret.

DR.. E. B. Mack visited in town last week
Miss Mabel Vaughan returned to the
Normal School at Bridgewater, Mass, last
Monday.
Miss Mary Jackman is to teach on Allen
Hill this summer.
Grace Thacher has finished work at
Reuben Newton's for the present.
The funeral OF Alison Lucas was held at
South Pomfret Monday. He had just been
appointed p. M. at So. Pomfret and had
opened a store and his future looked
bright and promising. Alison was one OF
our most worthy young men and liked by
all,
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Granville.

Our new minister, Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, &C.
cupied the pulpit Sunday.
~. L. Ford had nine Cotswold sheep
that had 70 lambs, one pair OF twins weigh
ing "a lbs. The father Of said lambs.t three
wears old this spring, SHARED Is pounds
OF wool
A. Braley Of Rochester spent SUNDAY
with his sister, Mrs. a. j. Lamb.
Miss Lulu Eaton of Rochester was a
guest Of Miss Edith Green Sunday.
Miss Eva Freeman is to teach on West
Hill
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RandoInl,.

Nellie Wyman is visiting friends and
relatives in dist. no. IL.
L; P. Hebard's listing business is pretty
well closed up. F-e'''
Farmers in this vicinity are all busy
with springs work. ''
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Greene. Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Barnes and baby Clifford Of
W. Randolph were the guests of 4 n
Morse the first of the week.
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Musical Convention at w. Randolph


A Grand Musical Convention to be held
on the afternoon and evening OF May 3rd
in West Randolph. Members of the
White River Valley Choral Union and ali
lovers OF good music are cordially invited
to attend bringing Excel's Anthem Books
Nos. /, ? and 3. Basket picnic as hereto
fore.
The singers of the village are requested
to meet with Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre Friday
eve, Apr. 20 at $50 to plan for the Con-
vention. Bring Anthem Books.
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rnurston Snenks.

a bargain store and a big one. now
don't you doubt 1t, never was so full, ney-
er so cheap, never so good. Who says I'VE
stole the goods on our new bargain tables?
We denounce the charge as false though
can easily understand that stranger to
us might wonder how we can sell such
nicely made pants for 800 but We do and
don't you doubt 1t. This means business
in the first degree, cash down. We are
having lots of fun because we sell so very
cheap. Lawn tennis shoes never were so
cheap as now also all kinds of boots and
shoes. II makes lots Of people sit down
on the stool and cry to think that ! am
such Ounce as to sell a $3.50 shoe for
$50; mems caps, all wool for 12c. and
beat them il you can and prove il. Now
we will talk other business a while, now
don't get excited over low prices. A fine
line of Timothy and Clover Seed, Sanford
and Red Cob Corn, garden seeds, &c. each,
every kind of peas for planting, early and
late, pure cream of tarter warranted, 35c. a
10. or lOc. quarter, fine tea 25e., nice cof-
fee p to 30c., 32c best, very fine raisins 3
lbs. for 25c. II you want more say so,
can accommodate you, use you well but
cannot trust. 500 cans of very fine sweet
corn, loo. per can, II you can find any one
that has better bargain buy some; cot
ton pants, very heavy and strong S1.00,
all wool vest SIPS, mems overalls 90 to Csc,
coats 80 to 65c. Don't forget the cream
candy, first class, lbs. for 25c, castanea
nuts lbs. for 25c. All goods sold as low
proportionately. Don't be scared, now
all goods warranted to suit or return to
G. T. Did you ever stop to think, no
trust, no bust. Goodnight. Call often if
you please. CHAs. THuRsToN,
West Randolph, Vt.
] shall have lot of selected and durable
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

DR.. ]. r. HambIin and wife visited in
Warren last week.
Ada Flint teaches in Rochester this
Fred Vinton and Ed. Albert went to Sal
isbury Saturday on business.
Rev. 2. b. Wheeler is TO be our pastor
the coming year.
Nellie Rhoades of Beverly, Mass, who
has been visiting her parents and friends,
returned home this week.
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THE HERALD,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT
For sale or Rent.

First-class new house in West Ran
dolph, 10 rooms and pantry, plenty Of
closets, good garden, nice lawn, drainage
perfect, located in the best part of the viz
iage- Possession at once. c. NJ. HowARD
or l. p. THAYER.
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ThGNGWH artiOrd

A first-elass high grade Sewing Machine
equal to any on the market. Price, $3.50
complete with all attachments, style like
cut. We have one OF these machines that
has been in constant use in our family for
the past six years and would not exchange
1t for any ON the market Mrs. Byron
Goodwin has one of these machines. We
have arranged with the Chicago Sewing
Machine Co., to use them as premiums,
and will give one to any person who will
get us 40 new yearly subscribers to the
HERALD at regular rates, or will sell it to
anyone with the HERALD one year for
$3.50. 1t is fully warranted by the Com
pany for five years. The freight from
Chicago which must be paid by the sub
scriber is IS cents. Now is the time to get
a frst-class machine at wholesale prices.
THE HERALD,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT.
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Col. G.. A. Weaver

Commander of Root Post, G. A. r., himself
one armed veteran, fully confirms Mr. Ham,
mond's statement and j. L. Belden, the phar-
nacist, nso endorses 1t.
Hoods Pills cure Sick Headache.
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MARRIED.

In West Randolph, April 18th, Lyman
p. Drake and Lenore G. Davis, by Rev. V
NJ. Hardy.
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My Wound Broke Open
Blood Became Poisoned

and it broke out all over my face and ON some
parts of my body so that my face is all
covered with sears now. One day / read Of
what Hoods Sarsaparila would do. The
first dollar i got l sent and bought a bottle
and began taking II. A week or two later
my wife in dressing my leg, said it seemed to
be improving, and after taking
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28
Hoods SarsapariIIa

afew months, thank God (and 1 say it rever-
entity, the sores all over my body had healed,
and now, four years later, have never shown
any sign OF reappearing." GEORGE NJ HAM
M0ND, 219 Magnolia Street, syracuse, N. Y.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-28

shall have lot of selected and durabl
carriages and wagons soon.
ISAAC NEWTON.
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Wounded at Gettysburg

&C. /. Hood s. Co.. Lowell, Mass:
II was in the Army of the Potomac and
in the great battle of Gettysburg was struck
in the ankle by minnie ball, which smashed
the bone. My leg was amputated in the field
hospital, and after long time it healed. !
was discharged and wenthome After years
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lass
Sire KING RENE.

He by Belmont. Dam Ruby by Prineeps
536.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Daisy Nenkam u On the sick list
Mrs. Katie Gray and Miss Nag Asei
both Of Portersville. we're in our towr
last Saturday.
DR.. WeIckev. Of HnnsinsburR hs.
been Waiting old frisnds q this placr-
Sam Harris and wife. Of Portersville
we're IN our town Sunday.
Rev. Grahau and wife Visited Rev.
keerl. Of KeIIerviIIe. The first Of the
week.
nrs- KATE Frey berger visited Il Por-
tersville Sunday.
chsis- Hagen. The hoy that as stabbed
By Harder u kelIerviile. il recovering
@ksty-Did.r you didut appear 10 The
CoURfER last week
-BIue Eyes, write ofien and please
give snr-nsmes 10 full. like 10 hear
from Old Lexington.
Items ase scsrcs this week: the farm
ere are very busy. and consequently ouj
town il quiet
] almost forgot to state that Mrs. AL
fred WiDeinger hss been suffering with
toosh-ache and neuralgia Some Of her
friends ssy she j. TOO much OF . coward
TO have tooth pulled. but she says the
ones that eAn st@sd the tooth-scbe long
ct without having the tooth pulled are
The spunkiess- MADcK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

The red boz weather be- come IL
earnest
Harvest vi. commence il this section
the lsse q this week.
The wheat crop j. the best We ever
sAw.
The band boys had qnite pleasant
festival last Saturday night; did not
learn the proceeds
The childrens' day here last Sunday
was plesssns adSir. and quite : success
ID every particular.
J. L Bssden made : business trip 70
Evansville last week
The Dwell celebration On the 4fb
promises to - one OF the best vet Ot-
weII aIways hss . good crowd and :
good time. bot The managers promise
that this will excel them al. They are
mailing arrangements for . contest n
might beside The 6rsWorks- All come,
you are welcome.
We ere soon % have good butcher
shop in town. ~ : Mr.. Haury, OF Oak
land City.
Miss BERTHE HedrIck. Of AIfordsviIle.
visited relatives here few days ago.
Jss- + Sc>nlsDd and daughter. Mrs..
BartI. visised Mrs. Greene, q Princeton,
Iass Saturday and Sunday. Ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

This remedy IL becoming 50 we'll
known and 90 popular as to need no
special mention. All Who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise.-A purer medicine Hoes not exist
and Il is guaranteed 10 do al that il
claimed Electric Bitiers will cure al
diseases Of the liver and kidneys, will
remove PimpIes. Boils, Salt Rheum and
other sosclions csused BY impure blood
VIE drive Malaria from The system
and prevent ~ yell - cure al Nalarial
tevers-- For cure Of Headache, Consti-
patton and Indigestion try Electric Bit
tiers - Entire sstisfaction guaranteed. or
money refuuds Prize so cts and 81
per bottle q xartin Friedmans Drug
Store. S.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
HEADQUARTERS
FoR THE
Singer Sewing Machine

! beg % announce 70 the pubIic. that I
have again opened IN once: where /
hsve constantly on hand : full line 81
the Genuine Singers. with I'll the latest
improvements ! have also Z large
sscck % Attachments. Needles, Oils. &c
Tor ~ other makes and ~ irs Of se wing
Machines. All kinds of Sewing Ns-
chimes repaired. Bargains 10 secosd-
hand machines.
~ place % business y on 7th Street
between Mill snd NcCriIIns Streets,
SA0pgR. INDIANA.
PErER y. GOSMAN, Agent,
For The Singer nansssciuriag Compsnv.
Lam also agent for the old reliable
Niagara Fire and Tornado and Cyclone
Insurance Co.. Of Nev York. ana -
spsesfulIv SO : liberal patronage.
Dec. 5. 1sS0-3m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

There was quite large crowd a.
tended church q Lemmou's SUNDAY.
Mrs. Sinboy and her two dsughier.
sre making their friesds and relative.
here . witt
We wiIl soon hear The binders hum
misg in The wheat zelda.
4 grand bad celebrssios q Conger'
grove saturday Iasa, near Otse!I.
children's dsv q Lemmon's yin e.
the - Sunday IN June. in The afternoon.
Dwell had fight lat Saturday night.
Mr. Albert H. Traslor sni wife ~
ended meeting q this place SUNDAY
They were busy shaking hands win
many Of their friends.
BLrx EYrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Cp-n o. lh> <rprk T. a. emblem Of
ratnrg- A corn on the toe j. N en-
sssm or zne Remove them quickly BY
u-Trr C C. C. Certain Corn Carr. the
great rr-pr6y for Gowns and b1nicns
Sid bE n Friedman In
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Comfort and esse in vs;king 3 : great
luxury. and can Be secured u you are
troubled with corns. b. using C G. q
Certain Corn Cure Warranted. Sold
By -. Friedman. In
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Tksr< II talk ~ quI'e . r1mher Of
nrr rsrfr.n< going - Hsrbfx'$ Whit
S.i,hur Springs. il Pike counry, next
sunday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Go 20 =. FREEDMEN and get bottle o.
C T. = Certsin Chill Cure and II II
= NOT the best remedy you have ever
tried for chiIis and fever. your money
will Be refunded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Cassidy. Nllp1rn 4 Co rrcsivsd :
half car b0Ii 81 the n<u nleksl-plsred
An<r5rsn sewing ntxbine< last week-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

III - - n 0E<I~ Ia ~
John Schneider, 1850
a. H. TrayIor. so
y. GrsmeIspaeher, 4s p
W. w. Kendall, 17iI
Total for assessing. IL 7s3 q
Liquor licenses we're granted Joseph
fserber. Jasper: Joseph Lechber. Balm
bridge township: srd applications for
licenses BY Paul KunkeI and AIois
ssrAmeisp1cher were continued for paw
ment of claim for last years license by
then, licenses were granted Casper
Halter. Jasper. AMI Andrew Ffifscb and
NJ NeSeilis. HuntIngburx G. ~ Yer
xsr and j. II Tuck. Bird>eye; Joseph
ffsrb-z and ~ GosmaD- Jasper-
On POSITION Of cifizens ~ Jsckson
township Or j. w. Ray Vas appointed
J. r. for thar town<hIp
Road BUSINESS
The petition Of 4 T. McCune. q ~ !.
uzs not granted
The p~tirion Of VIM Monte, ct a., ".
wirhdraun
The petition Of Martin Hopf and 9th
err ~4< Withdrawn
The petition or John =. WineinRer, e
Al uas considered: viewers sppoiasrd.
joan g. stein Jos Nicholson and H.
HARDER, report fsvorsbio, report sp-
proved and road ordered opened
On the petition Of Justice ~ Buriing-
hsme, Ct a.. Geo. w. Abel. Geo. HoG
nsn xnd John Hueb1er we're sppoinfed
vfeSers- 10 mert 81 County Auditors
'rf1ee on Aug TO- 1921 20 BE- sworn and
sleH said propo-ed highway
On the petition Of Andrew Grie=ingrr.
|st AL the revieuers report smounf oil
dlmsge~ for Catherine B,e--inger e35 y
tohn bleSsinger's willow $50; JscobI
Sae<-zn<er - 10: report received anC
approved AMI u i ordered thar the De-
iirio1ers p8v the dsnsxes into the conn
~ treasury N sixty d.ys. sud when Tins
ptli rhe CcEnry AudiFor hail nofify
tne Township Trustee 70 hare the road
OPENED
On the petition o. Fred. Kuck. ef Il
a. Z. Abel. L. fritz and ). q. D-inier-
Ter sere appointed viewers 20 meet af|
y Ilen<n's oflce in Hunriuxburg on
Aa2 -0th- 1854 10 b. sgorn-
On rne petition Of FidrIe Jerger. ~ u
Jos SnuIer. Simon Ackermsn and Jos
schneider we're appointed viewers. 20
meet - County Au1itor's ofice Aug.
91th- 1852. 70 be sworn
a petItion ~ Conrad Seifx and 9th
ers- % declare : part 81 Pafoka river
stvig<bie- continued.
,;c-sd 49, ~ CO E-..r
rfDna5 riIr 80 ~e~r -
49,. - - go
"s
tn Po.~a sa;o,-~a c....s ~
n.-r v-dns-.3~x ~. - $50 III
- -. -
HANDSOME FEScE.-J. NJ and LII
Friedman have formed : compsnv Tor |
putting ~ lawn. cemetery and farm I:
fencing Of iron- They have lust com
plesed nice fence around she Jasper
N. cI~r.,..d 80. cn"s ensss q
N froar ~ ~ -s.;5s.~., 4 49,
-hocv H~b;~ 4. vc~rh NJ. .-tT
ZorIier "a Gried-@. ~ Mil
1000 - go s--:-- .s
Lhsy are, also. agents sor The Maoeie
fenes 20 snd nsvs variety % fences
u son ~ 'oe.li1'es mo pockets There
y ~ nsndsomer sencs m.ds 20 en-
.'ass - IN ee'ef1es m 90 sney
- A.
Il shcnyd - = E~--~ 49,
u n WiIson All nsv z, sn~-r.
burx. r. ~ ~ iii ~ - s;sre.,
IL. Kings Ne- D;seossrx AZ TS..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

lively Cured - Aamisiss~sing D..
uaIoee' Ge1era speri0c.
lis m.nnssrtnre. q . pss1~r phick <sn " riv~r
- riss~ n b<~r- emp n <r1<< t<s - - scs<
sirss1f - k'cst>1x< ~ ne pssnt y sh>si1reiy
ut<fk<r tie ps~1< y <3etsrar< trtnk<r ~ - alec
hol< wreck- 4 hes been xv<n n fh~1<sD<s ~ cxs<~
u<ves Un11s. TIE sy~f<n cn<e Imr~~xrsr~x ~}rA 49,
<o~1c = te<cm<s nftsr fmpr>fbIuSy fnr th< ncnar
srp<tr - exist css<s ksar snf<ed = pa<< No. u
Psrucslars RE- Atxras GcSss ossuSx c.. rs
1.ss . CIs<irns<f. o. ely
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

The Repu blican ratification that was
20 have been held hers last week was :
complete izx:e Too bad
VIM Wilson. the next Representative
for this county, Waa In town SATURDAY.
night. and bile bere attended The O.
= n where he became better scqusios-
ed with the mysteries Of The wiywam.
Come again, William
The christian endeavcr q this place
- proRrrrsing nicely under the sbls
leadership ~ Bro. Saml Morxas. Let
the gopd work 20 on
The Indication are that onr younR dem
ti-f viii soon take unto himself cerssin
grass widow Of cor town. Psss the
cherries, doctor, and nv your kite high.
VIM Renn~v, skent for the Piano
Binders, va in our cssv this week. Ne
= looking Tor bis machines to arrive ia
; frw days.
.June Bug r sfiII on The wing. end
from appearances wiii De able 70 Nv
iong after Harrison returns from HE salt
River voyage Hicks
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

r~For The cheapest and b~~t cooking
usrr< 60 70 the nsw ain shop o. lehn
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

A little rain wouldn't hart anything
. the present. ! fear the farmers will
cry for rain = long - they did for dry
weather.
Wheat i ripeping fast; grind Up your
tools and get ready
We can hear she hun OF machines IN
The clover fields nov; this il . good
time TOT 'be business (; hurry Il through.
ChildFens' day af the n. z. church
was beautifully carried on. Three chill
isen were sprinkied- ChiIdrens' day u
one Of The most intelligent meetings that
Il carried on. il will enable little chill
dren 10 speak 10 en- audience. and will
csUse older persons 10 take interest in
The church This should Be observed il
every community.
Bro Roger delivered quite On abIe
sermon sunday night
U. s. Kelso and 2. E Woods went to
Sulphur Springs sunday
Mis- Carrie Blackwell from near
Washington j. over on short visit.
H. N. Kean went 10 Holland last
Monday.
We s<w the glimpse Of Harley Slew
srt, bic best girl and new buggy, going
tosard PorsersvilIe Saturday.
} =. Norman went 70 Huutingburg
Monday.
Pred Stewart ana Lee Cave CON-
menced setting sp binders Monday.
The anvil roared q Ireland Saturday
night over The nomination o. Harrison
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

DAn Ohio Isdy wss 90 frightened
~ ; snake tha< hes glossy blsck hair
fnrued white - s1ow. Il wss soon ~
tsrned q - original eOIoe ~ Halle
Hair Rsoewer-