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bill uaiinD thur passed and thus char
acterized cannot be settlement" says
ex- President Harrison at Indianapolis.
Which Is the patriotic ctterance7 Which
will hnd the neartiest echo from the
myr'Ads OF workers to whom reviving
industry has brought new hope?
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Tho Democratic party Is not d-moral-
lied. Reinsurance viii Soau take
the place Of this temporary fright" 1t
Is already taking that place. MI. Whit
ney The Democrats are getting to-
gethcr. with the Democratic duty well
performed at Saratoga, the State will he
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Some one who, when elected, will
stand for and with the people" That is
the man to nominate at Saratoga. as
Judge Gaynor says, And Judge Gaynor
himself is such some one"
The evening world., 1894-09-26
It's Womnn's Fault Every Time.

~ tHe I-ullOTi
lie who wrote the piece for THE Evening
World' entitled, 'Oh, ye sinful women" is in
my estimation. a thoroughbred gentleman, with a
principle he may well be proud Of 1t is a
wom'n's fault every time she is Insulted by a
man be 1t in the street, In the train, theatre
or ballroom, she is to blame every time II
woman will at all times conduct herself as a
lady she will be respected as same even by the
lowest and most contemplate puppy OF a man.
A YOUNG GIRL
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Young Women,s Gym.

To the Editor
In reply to the letter asking for a gymnAha.
for young women. There is one at Turn HAN
in East Third street. every Saturday evening, %
ginning at and closing at 10. The Zee is
cents per month, and think that would sui
most every one. Il
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"Cut-Throat Competition"

To the Editor:
VIII &c c." tell US what class OF worknsms.
are protected" against the foreigner we INV
large numbers Of unemployed in every large MANI,
featuring centre competing for the few Jobs ava
lowering wages in apparently all industries
&C. G." knows any Industry which Is usnr
from this cut-throat competition he will help hH
CIToYEN
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Democratic success in the coming
State election should be the object or
every Democrats efforts. No one is a
good Democrat who will allow the in
terests OF feud or faction to get in the
way OF this success.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Because they are no longer in the
baseball race. the Bostons have appa-
rently ceased to play the game. This
ts not sport. The Hub should stir up the
bleaa OF its eX-champions.
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Bacon nnd sweet Potatoes.

Hncon nnd sWc"t PothtoeH.
Fry two or three thin rashers of breal
fast bacon for each member of the fan
lily; lay on hot dish and fry thick slic'
of cold boiled sweet potatoes in the dri
ping. Brown on both sides: heap In Il
middle of the dish and lay the bacd
around.
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LETTERS.

t7hs column u open to everybody ,cho ha, o
complaint to MAXI, grievance TO uentan: inornla-
tton to give, sutJect NJ general interest to dscua
or pubic serrice to acknowledge. ami totJ Gun
put TIE idea INTO lees than 100 ,porda Long lene ,
cIanot be printed.
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A common, stlff envelope will mako
capital little picture frame If a strlp !
cardboard is sewed with a few stitchs
to the back to form an upright an,
then slit across and another perpen
dicular one are cut in the surfac,
These so-formed sharp corners ma,
then be rolled back. and the face Of IN
inserted photograph Is to be seen with,
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Ex-President Harrison and Gov Nc
kinley excited great enthusiasm when
; they appeared arm in arm at Indianapo-
lis, 1t was an interesting case Of arms
and the men.
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Must Not Make Boston Clothes,

Delegates OF the brotherhood OF Tailors have
notified members OF that body to refrain from
working on all material sent from Boston, where
a strike is In nroEress Secretary GoldsteIn n,
the brotherhood here said that he did moi thInL
frik
The evening world., 1894-09-26

In this matter Of street-car accommo-
cation, 1t may be said that the strap
carries too much weight. 1t was never
designed as a substitute for the seat.
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To the Editor:
Can any reads OF THE Evening Wor'a
give me a little adviceH l am nifty anu u
business am in love with a girl OF thif','
Ave. She is highly educated and has uaNelisa'
she says, all the civilized country OF Europe
still ind that she is not able to wash shi''
or handkerchief. sweep the floor or do any 90
nestle work Do you thing she would make
suitable Wife2 J. ~
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Philadelphia is slower even than had
been suspected. Everybody knows that
cricket Is slow enough game. but the
lPuaker team managed TO come out some
Phing over hundred runs behind, at
hat
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bosom, as we'll set as starch and flat
irons could make 1t. The suiting is
bege brown Vicuna cloth. such as gen.
tlemen's wedding clothes are made of
Her boots are sharp-pointed Piccadillies.
stained with red-brown varnish. Only
one thing is misslng-the eyeglass.
What a pityi
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Some one who will try to lift the Gov
eminent up to the height OF the great
heart and intelligence of the Industrious,
patient and unselfsh people OF the
State"
The evening world., 1894-09-26
Currfed Oysters,

cupful of butter and two tablespoonful
of flour mixed with one teaspoonful
curry powder. Boil up. add oysters a
salt, and boil up again.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

ut is Of more consequence what your
candidate has done and is capable of
doing for the people than what the peo-
pie have In the past done for him."
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Won the Strikes for Eight Hours.

The TIN and Sheet Iron Workers Union re-
ported to-day that 1t had won the strike for
eight hours In all the shops but one Abendrotb
shorter workday. "
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Mr.. Whitney likes Mr.. Morton very
much. as a man. So do many other
Democrats. But for Governor-that Is
another story.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

1t is trusted that the Committee OF
Seventy will not go so far as to have
Mr. Quigg arrested as a suspicious polit-
zeal character.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Some one who, through the control
OF the prosecuting officers OF the STATE
and the absolute power to remove them
for neglect OF duty given the Governor
by the Constitution, will give the blow
of death TO the low, base, ignorant and
corrupt government prevailing in some
OF our cities, instead OF looking on as
though he had no duty in the matter"
The evening world., 1894-09-26

When the Republican Convention met
full OF hope and confidence, a thought
full member OF the party warned 1t
against over-confdence. He was sneered
The evening world., 1894-09-26

IF your Convention speaks the Ian
guage OF the people, they will under
stand it."
The evening world., 1894-09-26

The Weather Bureau gives us no in
formation as to which way the wind
blew at Saratoga this morning.
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HOUSE, H0MtE.

black hot, sweet coffee which a..,-,
iates foods that would often heavIlv ~
the system. Milk and cold vat. ~
the after-dinner tonic, rui
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Must Want u New Face.

To the Editor;
Would you please tell me Of any place vhs''
they strighten the nose or make aimRles IN ~
cheekSf MADdE. brOoklya
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At last there are symptoms Of real
elevation of the stage. John L. Sulli-
van is to disappear from the footlight
glare. He himself has said It.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

II know the people of this State. and
they know me-" That Is why there Is u
call for you at Saratoga, Judge Gaynor.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

The words of Gaynor mark Gaynor as
the man OF the hour
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Somebody has selz1d upon the cpl
demie OF footpads and violent beggars
just now In evidence In New York as a
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Attorney-General Olney has met the
Trusts-and is theirs.
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Harlem in fifteen minutes" 1t can
be done. Vote to have 1t done.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Mr.. Milholland still rules" But the
roost has appreciably shrunk.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Vote a straight ticket for consolidation
and rapid transit.
The evening world., 1894-09-26

THE country now wants and expects
industrial peace" says David Il. HUI. at
Saratoga, In the very nature Of things,
The evening world., 1894-09-26

Some one who will not, when elected
straightway betray the people"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19
ORGANIZE CLUBS.

4 Most E0setivo Way - Securing neo-
eesatie Success.
The work Of organizing Democratic
clubs ought to be pushed with vigW In
every quarter Of the state.
A good club organisation has ewes
proven one Of the best aids 10 the work
Of the state. district and county commit
tees By means Of clubs the best meth
DDS Of conducting . campaign are
brought out and adopted through dis
cussion at the club meetings; means are
discovered for circulating the right sort
Of literature; an aid Of inestimable value
Is secured in the making Of . poll and
the voters are made interested and in
duced to take an active part In the cam
paign work.
County chairmen will find . good sys-
tenn Of club organization Invaluable In
membership Of the clubs they can learn
Of disaffected or indifferent Democrats,
or wavering Republicans, Of whom they
would be otherwise unaware. Every
such one Is likely to have . friend in the
Democratic club who can talk with him
and argue with him when he would re-
fuse to listen to Democratic speakers On
to take Democratic literature from the
postoffice.
1t should therefore be the aim Of every
chairman to perfect his club Organize
ton at the earliest possible moment.
Once he has IL in thorough working O..
der he will find his task very much eAs.
ier and will be absolutely certain 70 g.
cure better results than he otherwise
could
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

Meetings 70 Ne Held In Every Count
Saturday, Sept. -.

Meetings TO he Held In Every County
Saturday, Sept. 20.
Saturday. Sept. %. will put a crimp
In Republican hopes in Indiana That
day will mark the formal opening Of the
Democratic campaign. and from that
time ON till the closing Of the polls the
pace will be fast and furious. On Sat
urviay. Sept. ~. the gallant Democracy
will be out in full force in every county.
Such magnificent array Of orators has
never before been marshaled into serv-
ice in political battle ON one day in In
diana. Among the orators for the day
will be large number of speakers Of
national repute. But IL would scarcely
seem necessary to get people from ont
side the state, for lndiana's Democracy
has host Of speakers who cannot be ex-
celled, who will be heard ON opening
day. II il impossible TO name them all.
but among them will be the eloquent
Senator Voorhees,, the erudite Senator
Turpie, the logical, argumentative Gov
ernor Matthews, the forceful, blunt and
powerful Attorney General Smith, Con-
gressmen BynuIn, Cooper, Taylor, Bretz,
McNagny, Brookshire, Holman, Brown
and Martin; Hon. $. M. Stockslager,
Hon. John w. Kern, Hon. Charles L.
Jewett, Hon. Joseph E. Bell, Hon.
Henry G. Bell, Hon. Patrick Keefe and
host Of others to whom the Indiana
Democrats delight TO listen. 1t will GER
tainly be q great day for the Indiana
DpmOracy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

CANDIDATE OWEN PLACED m AN
AWKWARD PREOlCAMENT.

He Mast SPEAK In the Presence ef Cap
90 the Cold Truth-A Jsiss Discusses
Sssswesa The Heads ee The Tleksts-
Grssd Opssing II the Campaign II
Each County Next sassrdsy-seasees
voorhees, Speaks ~ Home.
The voters Of Indiana are assured q
most interesting feature Of the canvass
In the joint discussion between the
heads Of the tickets, recently arranged
by Chairmen Taggart and Gowviy.
Knowing full well the matchless ability
Of Captain Myers AZ n stumper, Chair
man Taggart early issued a challenge
for JOINT discussion between him and
Mr.. Owen.
Chairman Gowdy was not 80 anxious.
What he most desired was to get Owen
of In some out-of- the-way corner Of the
state where he could talk uninterrupted
ly and where his broad assertions Of al.
legged facts would 20 unchallenged. Mr..
Gowdy had mapped out . campaign Of
elaborate Misrepresentation and realized
that Owen would be highly efficient in
carrying il out il left undisturbed. Mr..
Gowdy hemmed and hawed and
squirmed but Mr.. Taggart was unmerci.
full and forced Mr.. Gowdy to either ar.
range q joint debate or acknowledge
that his candidate was unable to meet
the issue. With much fear and trem-
bling. Mr.. Gowdy ut last gave his re
luctant consent and the following dates
for the meeting Of Captain Myers and
M 0xvavs vxyursa avpansDrs<1.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19
TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS.



Important Agrss~sss Regardlng ~
YIlisg 81 Csrtilesssa
Chairmen Taggart and 0owdy hsve
entered into an agreement regarding the
fling Of certificates Of nomination a
township officers, the contents Of which
should be carefully noted BY every
county chairman. and promptly acted
upon. The agreement h - follOws:
We, the undersigned, chairman of thu
Republican state COMMITTEES and the Demo.
cratic state COMMITTEES respectively, hsge-
by agree that we will abide and be bound
by the following agreement with references
to the nomination and Qualification a
township officers, so-wit:
The nomination of candidates for town
ship officers must be certified to the county
clerk in the same manner that nOmina-
tons for county oficers are certified
The certificate showing thee nomins-
tons must he, By the county clerk, lad
before the county hoard Of election Com
missioners aud upon this authority said
board must cause the names e such town
ship candidates 70 be printed upon the of-
fetal ballot In the same manner that the
names Of candidates for county Officers ars
printed upon official ballotA Such n thG
provision Of the statute Of leo2 in relatioa
10 the election Of u wnship officers, whsn
considered together with the provision a
the general election law which governs Ia
such matters.
The certificates OF nomination Of town
ship candidates must be filed with the
county clerk within the time prescribed b.
law for the filing Of certificates Of nominA-
ton for county oiYiceA
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well known business men. All but thrae
or four u the Republican county and
township candidates are members. sus-
tanning the frequent charge that the 70
cent Republican convention was con-
trolled by the American Protective asso-
citation.
The situation In Terre Haute II like
that elsewhere in the state. The man
agement Of the organization n In the
hands Of shrewd Republican, They
vote their ticket straight and induce al
the Democratic members who are ACTIN
ated by religions prejudice 70 scratch the
Democratic ticket. The scheme has
been worked very effectively In the past.
But Democratic A. p. As are begin
ming TO understand that they are being
used - cats paws to pull Republican
chestnuts ont Of the FIRE and are drop.
ping out Of the organization - rapidly
a. possible.
No Democrat can afford TO become O.
remain . member Of the A. p. A. Tbs
organization Is unpatriotic and unameri-
can and Is merely an adjunct Of the Re-
publican machine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19
BUT A REPUBLICAN TOOL.


Exposure o. the wsrkssss q che a. r.
A. In Tssrs Haute.
That the A. p. A. II nothing more NOS
less than m organized aid to the Repub.
lican party has long been UNDERWOOD by
those who have given close attention "a
its workings. A year ago IL wa
worked" In the interest Of the Repub-
licans to defeat the Democratic city
ticket in indianapolis This year IL
controlled the Republican county nom-
nations ~ It's reward The history Of
Indianapolis was repeated at Fort
Wayne last spring and the A. p. A. h
running the Republican campaign IN
Allen county this fall.
These things have demonstrated the
real purpose and object Of the A. p. A.
organization 10 those who have cared 70
look beneath the surface. But the most
complete exposure that hrs been made
was that at Terre Haute last Sunday.
The exposure was brought about BY
the action of an official who waited upO1l
firm Ut lawyers who arc scal0us Catho-
hcs AMI fal.lls.lod them with AL the
r..cur,l>.
Tia .cuss.iou was sprung by the Re-
publtan secretary AMI treasurer Of the
lo-.l. 10 e. the son Of distinguished
c.t.1 \. .. .....o.i.L rcnown. who. getting
into r,w VIA tie other officers over
IL. .iS.p, tim of funds, furnished tho
orili. SORTS III the iul9c % Thomas
w. H.. i. who h:sl the list cppcd.
There were c,ning more than 100
names rs TIE HIT. and al bnt few Of
them arr iapuJ.iclls, some u them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19
WITH INDIANA oRAroRa

There Is not . law upon our statuteo
that has been Of real practical bene1o
and relief to labor that he's not been put
there by Democratic hands. "-Govssnog
Matthews.
Zone Of the most immediate and d.
rect effects Of the new tariff bill win be
to reduce the cost Of living Of the labor
ingman. "-Congressman George W.
Cooper.
while the continued and enlarged
use Ut silver ~ . money metal II Do
maniesl by every true bimetallist, Il Il
In the interest Of tariff reform and
freer trade with AL the commercial M
tons Of the world that we ahould have
. dollar, In substance and in fnct, thae
will be accepted - such BY allsthe 30
pie with whom we trade. Any o1heg
policy would be suicidal. and ~ t.
metallist only cuts his throat With . a.
ver knife. State Senator b r. 0chaft.
1T somehow turns out this yoar thoo
the men whom our POpulist friends
have nominated for congTso in til
state are men who have II their hxuu
held Office, OF all their lives have wanted
70 hold ONCE, BY the favor Of one q tn
other Of the old parties, and their negUo
denunciation Of their former ffiomAk =
tainted by the suspicion that these en-
didates might stin BE- under political
bondage had the supply of Offices a
promises held out. "-Cougrossman No
Many.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

Mr.. Owen will have the opening and
closing speeches in the First, Third,
Fifth, Seventh, Ninth and Eleventh
districts, and Captain Myers in the
Second, Fourth, Sixth, Eighth, Tenth,
Twelfth and Thirteenth districts.
The hour for holding these meetings
will be determined by the district chair
men and announced later.
The arrangement of this series OF
meetings ia regarded as . substantial
initial victory for the Democrats, for
even the Republican managers reoog-
nize the superiority Of Captain Myers to
his antagonist as a political speaker. In
addition to this the presence Of Captain
Myers viii compel Mr.. Owen to stick
more closely TO facts than he would
otherwise. And facts are not good Re-
publican arguments this year.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

Every reduction In The prics a What
any ono has 70 bay = IN incrsase In ths
wages Of the buyer. BY the repeal a
Major Mckinley . monstrosity the prices
Of hundreds Of necenatties a Life are 70
duced. And every such reduction y .
raise In tho wages and earnings Of every
man. woman and child In tho land
TseTe Hante Caste.
Rspuhlioan financial policies Allsd The
country with milliOnairos q one end
and tramps - the Other. Democracy,
while pledged 70 sound anauce. woaA
introduce . system that would give
equal rights 70 Ill and special privileges
70 nome
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

The undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
towhship, Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he will attend TO al business
pertaining TO the Office Of Trustee, 1t his
residence Y miles southeast Of P0rters-
vile, ON Saturdays Of each week, and re-
quests al persons having t0wnship bust
ness to present il on Saturday. Citizens
desirine books from the Township Ii
bary, are notified that the Library IL
kept by VIM. McHarFis, In Ponesville.
HExRv b. BREIDExBAUoH, Trustee.
May Is, 1857.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

Senator Voorhees, intends to take nm
active part in the campaign and many
opportunities will be offered to listen TO
his matches oratory. The senator
will open his speaking campaign 1t his
home in Terre Haute Sept. Is. when the
vigo Democrats will welcome their first
citizen home from the scene Of his Ar
duous labors and distinguished til
umphS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

The country has fallen ON Demo
cratic times sure enough. And within
80 days the rejoicing fhereat willbc loud
and general. The greatest growth ever
known by the business and manufacture
ing interests OF the United States was
from 1850 to 1860, under socallcd free
trade tariff. With the dawn OF another
period Of reasonable tariffs has already
come the assurance Of great prosperity,
That we are on the threshold Of good
times no one who gives n moment.
thought to the subject can doubt. Cap
ital and industry are now convinced
that McKinleyism is forever dead and
free from the protection slavery that ha'
10 long hampcrcd their efforts, they arr
now prepared to bring about that uni
versaf prosperity to which the unlimite
resources and the incxha,istible energy ol
this country entities II.
Democratic times" are ut hand.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

Another feature Of the business re
vival worthy Of consideration. is the
rapid increase Of foreign trade which
had been SO discouraged and depressed
through the malign influences of III,
Mckinley bill. Touching on this j. the
following special dispatch from the In
dianapolis Journal:
From reports received ut the state de
partment IL appears that the United State-
has NJ least turned the tables on England
and il now shipping To that conntrv car
pets to the value Of nearly <JU.m
annually. To make the case still
stronger. il j. stated that these carpets arr
the famous Administers. supposed hereto
tore 10 i~ pr -'aced n, perfection only ~
England and the trade s. steadily incrras
iuu
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

II Democrats caused the hard times
why In bloomin' blazes don't times con.
tinuc TO grow worse instead Of better?-
Audogpou Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

Candidate Owen. the Repablican
leader. Is very much broken IN health
and has gone 70 : sanitarium q Battls
Crock. Mich. The whole party--a1oo
much beoken-will join him n Nov. z.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

When housewives have gone % H.
store with their usual allowances, and
and that they can get both stockings
and underwear for what the stockin0s
alone used 20 cost, they win turn ff0o
traders. Marion Leader.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

Judge Hord. chairman Of the Shady
county committee, Il pushing The can-
paign vigorously. For the 18th and loth
insta. he arranged meetinp In every
township In the county and secured Z
fine list Of speakers for each meeting.
Shelby's Democratic majority win b In
creased BY this sort a work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19

This commodious hotel has been thorough
~ overhaulcd. and refitted new throughout
and Is now open for public entertainment
The table " i'll always be found well supplied
and prices will be reasonable.
4 good stable for farmers horses, and
cheap feed.
good bar. well supplied with the choicest
liquors and cigars, and polite attention al
ways. Give me call.
Dee. ~. 'sy-y PHILLIP kAhTkEU.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-10-19
w. E. COX,
Attorney at Law,
JASPER, INDIANA

Prosecuting Attorney for the 18th Judicial
Circuit. and will carefully attend To any civil
business entrusted 10 him In any county OF
the circuit.
office in >payd's building ON Public square
Dec. =. El-ly