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THANKSGIVING.

President Cleveland has issued the
Following Thanksgiving Day procia-
nation:
"While the American people should
every day remember with praise and
Thanksgiving the Divine goodness
and mercy which have followed them
since their beginning as nation, it is
fitting that one day in each year
should be especially devoted to the
contemplation of the blessings we have
received from the hand of God, and
to the grateful acknowledgment OF
His loving kindness. Therefore /,
Grover Cleveland, president of the
United States, do hereby designate
and set apart Thursday, the thirtieth
day OF the present month of NoFem-
Der, as a day of thanksgiving and
praise, to be kept and observed by all
the people of our land.
On that day, let las forego our ordi-
nary WORK and employments and as
semble in our usual places of worship,
where we may recall all that God has
done for us, and where, from grateful
hearts, our united tribute of praise and
song may reach the throne Of grace.
Let the reunion Of kindred and the
social meeting Of friends lend cheer
and enjoyment 10 the day and let gem
erous gifts Of charity for the relief Of
the poor and needy prove the sineeri-
a. Of our thanksgiving
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Among the Mernodists.
[E'rom Zion's Herald. |

Rev. John Morse OF llardwick, who
Tor many years has done efficient SER
vice on this district, has returned from
an extended Western trip and settled
there.
Rev. \. NJ. Shaw, who served the
Montpelier district last year, has bios
somed into an evangelist and is doing
acce ptable work.
Rev. Leonard Dodd, the pastor at
Lyndon, has been Obliged to 90 to a
hospital for surgical operation.
Pastor Slnithers' sermon AT the un-
ion temperance service in 81. Johns
bury was published in the st. Johns
bury Republican, with favorable COM
ment.
The Preachers Meeting at Hard
wick was considered a great success,
twenty-for preachers being present.
Ono thing Is sure-the change of
boundary lines has resulted in larger
preachers meetings ON 1t. Johnsbury
district.
Rev. J. l.. Wesley, who proposes to
stay at Canaan until he leaves it a
s.thousand-dollar charge, and who
has made commendable progress in
this direction. has been i'll but is now
much better.
A revival has been in progress at
Mortified and ut Gouldsyille for some
time: 10 have expressed a determina-
ton TO become followers of the Lord.
Rev. 5. Donaldson, the pastor, has
been assisted by Rev. w. ii. Jackson.
A revival is also in progress in South
Londonderry.
The Epworth League of West Brad
ford have taken in hand that church
and are painting il on the outside.
They will also build tower and make
other needed repairs. The League is
made up largely of persons who have
begun the Christian life within year.
Proctorsville reports number of
conversions. On a recent Sunday, two
were received on probation.
The church at Woodstock is receiv-
iny a coat of paint on the outside.
The spiritual work of the church is
prospering also. Rev O. ID. Clapp is
serving his fourth year, and it bids
fair to be the best thus far.
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Grange Meeting.

AT the grange meeting held at the
residence OF EN-. Hamblett in Worces-
ter, in December, many congratulations
upon recoveries and good health were
given to the Red Clover remedy, Bah
cocks Gold Medal Sarsaparilla COM
bined with Red Clover Those giving
testimony were both host and hostess.
Mr.. Hamblett received wonderful re-
suits in correcting a bad stomach and
Mrs. Hamblett surprised those who
knew her former condition by becoming
so vigorous after protracted feebleness
from general debility.
Mr.J NJ Gould gave his testimony Of
recovering from dyspepsia, by its use,
after % years OF suffering, and all 9TH
er doctoring failed. The growing pop
ularity of this medicine as household
remedy is marvellous.
Horace Vincent, of East Montpelier,
seys s'With rheumatism in one shout
der so could not raise my arm to do
my work | took Gold Medal Sarsapa-
rilla and soon got relief.
This medicine is sold by K. G. Morton, e. L.
Evans & Co., NJ. j. Sargent IL Son, A. r. Hood
4 Son, G. NJ. Miller and Geo w. Bush.
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STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court,
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. SIS RapdotDh 10 and for
said DistricI. the &th daY Of Nov. A. D.. 1898
Amanda u. Chandler eNeentliN ~ the estate Of
Joseph $ Chandler late Of Randolph IN said district
deceased. presents her administration account for
examination aud allowance ana makes application
for decree Of distribution and partition Of the
tAc of said sleee issi. Where
ap0n.it Is ordered by said Cour that said application
come under cons Liberation AMI I've heard the25thdav
Of Nov. A. ID. 1876. 81 the Probate Office In said
Randolph and Il Is further ordered that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication OF notice
81 this application and order three weeks successive
iy IN the HERALD AND NEWS, printed al Randolph.
before said time ot hearing that they may appear
Aid time and n theysee cause object thereto
Bv the Court. attest,
1919 NM. II. NICHOLS. Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT, { IN Probate Court hold.
RANDOLPH STRICT. s. en IN Randolph on
the IAN day Of Nov. A. d.. 1873. Charles Granger
administrator 81 the estate o. Jesse " Garter late Of
Randolph Ia said District. deceased makes anplica-
ton 10 saidcuuu license 80 sell all OF the real
estate situate i in Randolph
representing that the VIII be niece sary for the
payment OF the debt said deceased.
whercupon !; f. ordered by
said court. that said application be referred 10 4
session thereof, 10 be he'd NJ tile Proba,e )nice
IN said Randolph the stu day Of Dec - lSiS for
hearing and decision thereon ami tt Is further or
dered that all persons Interested be notified hereof,
by publication OF notice II said application and
der thereon three wee Ks successfully IN she Herald
and News published at Randolph befor, said time n
hearing, That they may appear said time and place
and II they see cause Object fheretu by the Court.
1850 Attest. Mn. Nichols. Judge
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a WEa-I.II.il. ?kN.C.
How smoky lfe.iilefs9n's Coln-s.5y OF
Desperate Non R..l for =. a. Lie.

How SMOKY He.iiees2n's CoEii-.ay OF
Desperate Men f;ssl for fssa- Lie.
The other day a gr3up of confel erate
veterans sat ON the gallery vi the
Beach hotel. and the conversation
drifted from the interment of Jefferson
Davis to "reminiscences of the war be-
tween the states. One old fellow told
of a regiment that had become panic
stricken while the men were at dinner,
ard tore down tents and everything
else in their frantic endeavors to get
away, although there was not q federal
soldier within fifty miles of them at the
time. "Fhe men just got scared and
broke That was al there was to it, !"
said the veteran. Nobody knew what
started it, and nobody stopped to ask
what started it. 1t beat anything |
ever saw"
THE worst panic saw during the
war was right here in Texas" ex-
claimed DR. 5. c. Young. 1T was a
panic about three miles long and about
two miles wide. and it spread all over
the prairie for the best part OF Eve
hours. 1t was none Of your phantom
or ghost panies either, for there was a
ood-sizea Yankee bloelsader that had
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No sympathy is felt for the man who
is fool twice
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The uudersign having been appointed by the
Probate Court for the District o. Randolph Cummia-
sOners 10 receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persens against the estate 81 Peter
Jerd late Of Rando ph IN said District. deceased
andhe claims Of the deceased exhibited In there
TO hereby give notice that will meet for purposes
aforesaid. at Boydcn 4 Cleveland's Office III said
Randolph the aii dav 81 Der. next from 10
O'Clock a m. until O'Clock nm. OF said day aud
that six the 50 dav Of Nov. A. D. sA3 is the
time limited by said Court for said creditors 10 pre-
sent their claims for examination aud allow
Rnce. Dated 1T Randolph this "a daN Of NOV. 1895.
JAMES IUTGHINSo tr,o,n,,,sst.,,ar.
1913 ). T.. CLEVELAND SS""siss'ohsi9>
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Al was very severely taken with dysen-
terry; took a dose of Cham berlain's Collie,
Cholera and Disrrhea Remedy after each
operation Of the bowels, more than natur
al. for about thirty-six hours, and check =
ed the complaint. II took about all OF a
small bottle to cure melville two or three
doses might cure an ordinary case.
found it would give me immediate relief
from all pain in the bowels" TN. BLAcK-
WOOD, Friendship, Grant Par, La. For
sale BY NJ j Sargent & Son and E.E.Evans
& Co.
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send i0c. for postage. deduct II when ordering.
Address r. n, Cads, so5 High st. Providence, RI.
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then carefully arrange for a dead shot
Now that | have located my man can
follow his movements with the naked
eve. | have not fired n shot for five
minutes. and he is emboldened. He
argues that | have been killed or
wounded or driven away. He fires at
the ma on my right and then at the
one on my left, and know that the
third one will come my way. am
ready, with my finger on the trigger
and eye CHANGING along the sights, when
the elbow appears in view. 1t is small
mark to fire at Now the shoulder is
pushed out--now | see the hat-now
the head and half the body is uncov-
cred. In his anxiety TO get sight of me
OF learn my fate he is taking chances
Kill him? Why not7 He is seeking my
life. He is my enemy enlisted with
the object of killing. There is no
trembling-no quickening of the pulses
no fiutter of the heart. ! cannot look
into his eyes, but imagine them fas-
tened on mine as pull the trigger and
peer under the smoke, There is a shout
"a hand is thrown up. and my enemy
falls backward to fire no more Dead.
or only wounded? What matters it2-
Detroit Free Press
No sympathy is felt for the man who
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-15
%sgEEsA union
NsaA PACIFIC
eks)siYysST'EEHIi.
THR THROUGH CAR LINE.
EFFECTIVE FEB. ist, 1898.
1,os. AVN, o.d D,pari At siI Lat. CIV
Da0y. as foiiotp'
ANpfyK

hNNAN@
From ~ rulsrn points. ......".." 3'' F"
IRON Bul,o, Portland and sAa Fran.
ehco-................. .,.'....''..''''''''-
From Park city and Cache NAlloy....- 1850 a~
From all rssisru poina.........'.....- lsa9 N
FROM Cache Walls, ard Ogdon.....,... Wv "a
Iron Milford and Intermediate
poinia-........... .............''.'. ''''Olls
!rom Juah and Eurota....... ..'...'' VI,
iron Terminus andTooee a"p
nxPARE
Tor ny eastern PONTIAC, .......... 500 "a
'or Butte. Portland. shn francisco
and Cache Valley ........"......" iocs, m
Tor Cache Valley and PARK City. $50 y m
ior Ogden, iniermodiaso points and
81 point. east 1000. ,........-.'- ESQ "A
For Or'lcn ~ in eruedistn points
and San rrAR cisco .....--....... iiii5p IN
ifor Eureka, Juab sndIiliord...... 5at, IA
Tor Juab and intermediate points. t;2,p m
'for 1oooie and Terminus ....-...." 'is, N
'Inily. Sundays excepted.
Trains between JuGb snd Milford DO not run
Sundays.
CiIt rIrRrr OPpIcr, 1nt Nav Sr
u. L. hurley. Genl. Agt. Passgr. Dept.
I'm. n. cfARs, Pres. and Gen Mgr
Il. Dicxnsos. Assn Oen1 Aigr
X. l.. LoMAx. q. A. q L, Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-15

Teddy yanchump--That young fol,
low to whom you took of your hat
just now is engaged to Miss L isy
Goldberg. Are you acquainted with
himl
Bill Uppercrust-I don't know him
at all.
"Then how did you come to bow to
himi'
Because We arc in the same limo
of business, 30 to speak. l, too, am
engaged to Miss Daisy Goldberg
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BOYS CLOTHING.

Wo determined suits Ovcrcoat
Prices Lower than them.
For 81 90 Boys' n Striped Cashmere.
For g.. Brow
For S3.i5 Breast
So 30 S3.B5
For 81 60 and 81 80 Boys Cape ovcrconts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-15

Ladies' Trimmed so,
One line of Sample Jackets,
An elegant Cloth worth St2
Ladies' street Costumes for $500, $500.
Ladies' Doubie-broa td sults $7.S5, worth S1i.5O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-15
Lovely Spring Novelties In
Buy Early, Choice Designs will be Difficult to Obtain Later
Special Grand Values In Silks this Week, which POSI-
lively cannot DO Equaed ANYWHERE

For ooc 20 Spring Shades Franchise; 10 quality
For 0Oc Double Warp surahs; oOc quality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-15

Three Leaders In BlacE RhadGBle Silks
For T2lc, warranted all silk.
For S2hc, warranted all Silk. I'll
O2Ec all
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20

Thirteen States hold elections on Nov
2, althou. b but five elect 0ovornors
The States holding elections ere New
York, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Mas
sschusetts, Missouri, Nebraska, Nav
Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Da
kots, virginia and Wisconsin. Full
State tickets will bc chosen 10 Iowa
Ohio, Massachusetts, Wisconsin and
Virginia. In the latter State the con.
test 10 between the Democratic and Pop.
nlists, which gives II an element OF int.
crest it would not Otherwise posssss.
New York elects . Legislature and State
oficers except . Governor. The 70.
msining States choose Judges and Leg.
islatures, but only three or the latter
chOose United States Senators. Iows
will elect . successor 10 james r. VIII.
son, while Kentucky will elect succes.
sor to William Lindssy, and virgiuia Z
successor TO Epps Hunton, who are an.
Ing out unexpirsd terms. The election
Ia important 10 only . lev OF the Ststes.
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Educating The Railroads.

One Of the educational phases OF ID,
World's Fair has been the teschiug q
railroad managers the possibilities OF
their own roads. II may be admitted
that the railroad men have on al occs.
sions shown themselves particularly
grateful for the kno wledge they have &C.
CURED, but It will DO useful to them
hereafter when they have occasion "a
handl . large volume Of passenger trsf.
nc. Two or three months ago the rail.
road ofhcyals with one voice declared
that they had almost reached the limit OF
their facilities. They asserted that an
increase Of 35 per cent In the number OF
would swamp them. To-day
We see sn incresse OF rs per cent. and
The railroads are still equal to the occs.
sion. Trains arc run Ia ten sections and
single traiDs Of twenty-five cars have
been hauled into the city without scci.
dent Or delay. II IL probable that with.
10 the next i've weeks the record will be
beaten again and again. Al al events.
lhe elastlcity and capacity Of the Ameri.
ssn railway system have been shown To-
he astonishment even Of the trsnsporta.
lion experts themselves The lesson is
valuable In more st nses than one TO the
abroad officials who were ready 10 sur.
'ender before the real shock or battle
lad come. Chicago Blade.
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NILE. NIKIrA, . young lady ths
promises TO become one Of the dnes
siugers 10 the world, Was recently On
gagged to sing In Chicago for $500 I
Inlght. After the contract had been
lsigned shs found that i0toxicauts we're
Ito be sold 10 connection With the con.
|certs. She thereupon at once cancelled
her engagement.
Al the World's Temperance Congress
In Chicago. Mrs.. Helen n. Barker came
for ward With resolution eudorsing the
sctions Of Nile. Nikits 10 refusing to
sing In piece whore liquor IL sold, 81.
though ln doing 90 she was compelled
10 make . serious hnsucisl sacri6ce.
Mrs. Barker relsted several instances in
which the singer asserted her temper.
snce principles. and the resolutions were
adopted pthusissticslly, the congress
rising end giving the "Chstauqus %.
lute." which consists Of On energetic
waving ofa haudksrchlcf or suyihing
else thas may b st hand. The singer
wss then introduced to the audience
and che oppressed her thaaks for the
revolutions of appreciation.
Mile. Niklea bee probably received
her strong temperance principles trom
Hr. sud usds@s w. Jeaaisgs Demo.
rest. who hsve given the young lady hel
n uslcsl edUesslon IN the fsest SCHOOL,
Ia Europe.
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A jnstice OF the peace In Sand dersville.
Ga, being called apon TO perform mar.
riage cersmony, 10 accused ol getting OF
the following remarkable eiusion: .Bv
the authority vested In me @ 90 officer
Of the state OF Georgia, which 10 some.
timee called the Empire slste Of the
south; By the 6eids Of cotton that lie
spread out 10 snowy whiteness around
us; oy the bowl OF the coon dog, asd the
gourd vine, whose clinging tsudrills viii
ehsde tne entrance 10 your humble
q yelling place. BY The red and luscious
heart OF the Watermelon, whose sweet.
ocss nIls the heart with Joy by the bee.
vens ana earth. In tho rreseacs OF these
witneese',I pronounce you man and
wife,"
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"As Others Sec It."

Quite . number 81 Republican papers
attempt to make light OF Congressnan
Drsts' e.posure Of On attempt ss dIo.
honesty In connection with the Celes.
tine Post Once, and the "Associ.
ated PressS Joins In, end ssnds out
% nsws On excuse for Hssenaur that the
came hind Of bribery hsd been often q.
tempted By others. and even With Poet.
master General BIsssll. who resented Il
BY the haaty removal Of the would. b
briber. W. don't wonder st The courss
taken By the Republican papers, L
would b surprise lfhoueoty q money
matters By once. holders shouId Sc com.
mended By them. But Il 10 surprIsloe
that Democratic rspsrs should epdorCS
these slura
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20

The annual report OF the Gnterstata
Commerce Commission shows that dur.
Ing the year ended June 80 lsst the rail-.
ways OF the United States carried 66O..
SoS,sli paseengers. The uumhss OF
passenger killed was 37S injured s,s2e |:
empIoyes killed, 1854; employee iniur.
Cd, 1921 Gross earnIngs OF eli the
roads were o. III. .1o7. .S4s operating q.
penses. ESQ, 797, ,978. Capitalization Of
the l72 1913 miles. SIC, $50, ,7ly.l34
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20
THE SUSPENSION OF PEN.
SIONS.
Com missioner LOchren's Report,
Made In Response to Tho
Lacy Resolution.

H. WASHINGTON, Oct. l2.-Secretar
Il smith has sent 10 the senate tho reply o
lCommlssioner L0chren to the iuouirie
loft the Lacey resolution, which 10 @ fol
Ilows: ~
The number OF pensions granted dur
Ing the period ending Sept. /. l803
were 66,24A, Of these 9.l87 were unds,
the general law and 46,O57 under the Ia 4
OF 80. The number rejected was Sd. .7O2
{. .35s being under the general Law And
6.a43 being under the law OF 1890
Inc average monthly award to each OF
these classes Of claimants was, under the
general law. Git, and under the law OF
1880, % ls. -
The number Of suspensions during the
period given by months ss requested bv
resolution shows that from Sept. l. 1892
until May. 1893. there were no suspen.
sions under the act Of July 27, 1890. but
that they rapidly increased from thai
time until September, 1898. Under the
general law the suspensions from Seq.
te mber, 1892, to April, 1893, iuclusive.
we're: September, 81; October. IS
= OVEN Der, ~; December, "a; January
52 : February, 90; March, lO2: ApriI
lso From that time until Sept l. 1899.
The suspensions under both were ss fol.
lows:
MAY 29s; June 464; July
7O1; August 5.64l. TIE total
'uspensfons under the general law for
ne year were 1855. and under the act Of
'o.V for the four months 1O,702.
commissioner Lochren says Il isI
proper to add that under the act Of
Asrch l, 1893, Il . pensions Of 1856 per.
one residing outside the Jurisdiction OIL
ne United States have been suspended
ince July ], 1898. Also that Of the 10. ID
SS cases suspended under the act OIL
oYO. payment has been resumed In /
,O12 cases up to Oct z. 1893.
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indianapolis Sun: The lest election
%: conclusively proven, II proof were
lacking. that the Australian ballot ia
great institution and conducive to The
pest interests OF the people. Il hss
shown that . political trickster can't
use "inhuence" TO get votes with suv
assurance that the goods will DO deliver.
cd. IL has convinced the dullsst minds
In the defeated party that hereafter Il
wili Do we'll to conduct csmpsigus on :
higher basis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20
One Screamed and One Didn't.

Two young married men 10 the So.
len excursion TO Newport last week
played . rather swee' joke on their
wives. Before entering the long tunnel
st Elk City each was sitting with the
others wife. They agreed to exchange
seats IN ths long tunnel and each kiea
nis own wife. Well, they did @ agreed.
One OF the young women screamed tor.
ribIy and attracted tho attention OF the
whole car, and all had hearty laugh At
her expense when the light broke 10 10.
on her resisting fercely and ia her hus-
bands arms. The other ono kept Der.
fectIy stiIl, and che and hcr bus band had
2 good laugh on each other when the
light broke GU them. She said she did
not know but what II was her husband.
md did not want 10 give II away n it
vas not.-Salem Joarns!.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20

A subscriber found . spider In biz
newspaper. The reader wss supersti.
tIous. He wrote TO the editor askinR
whether or not Il was bad omen. He
saId the spider was merely looking
through the columns ofthe paper 10 see
what merchants we're not advertising "a
that no would know over what doors "a
spin his web Without fear OF disturb.
anco.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20

Iners can % but little doubt about
the worIds fair proving . financial suc.
cess. IL point Of exhibition Il surpssses
everything that the world bee ever sess.
II 10 big 10 every way, even the Ma.
way y the b!ggest fake OF any age. Ev.
erything Z big, buIldlngs. Gro wds, cheek.
Prices, gall, good nature and The hoIs
len 10 Chicago when the fair closes viii
also % large aud startling. = HuneIe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20

The report 10 circulated that the Al,
Lins 10 sccumulsting large noatins
debt. General Manager Hopkins ON.
phaticsIly denies this report. He ssys
the earnings Of the Air Line are meeting
ell current expenses and that tho out.
look Of the road 10 most encouraging
The road . being given the moSl
careful and efi1cieut management bv NJ
Hopkins. IN. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20

small boy from the slums had beer
brought t,to the mission school and 70,
. couple OF Sundsys be had been 10,
structed In the rudiments. On The third
Sunday he brought with him bic broth.
|er william. To test his memory The
!cscner began TO 60 over the previous
lessons.
Who made your" che asked.
God" he replied promptly.
And what else did God makef"
The youngster studied . moment end
looked around hopelessly, till be noticed
his brother; then bis face frightened.
"ue made Bill, too, ] guess." hs o..
swered, and William said: You bet"
Brandon Banner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20

Lsst Saturday the directors Of The
Dooo's county Agricultural Assoeia ation
met ana audited the expenses Of this
years fair. The sssociation vim 4.
aeout q, $50 ahead oflast years net reccIpts.
The gross receipts being sbout SS6o0
we M.v 'oe expenses $4,000. -EIuntingb gbarg
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-10-20

Mamma Ito Elsie, who hss iust "a.
Pested her evening prayer)-.Whv
don't you say 'Pleaae God, make Elsis :
good little girl p" Elsia-" 'Canss I
ssked bin last night snd hs didn't nav
any tention."-JudRe. ~