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New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
HnIPuS REDIVIvUS.

rho oto ,ssisrned for the production OF the Greek
,,o,, of " G Inns Tyrannus," at the Globe Theatre
IN Boston. is January "a 1882. Mr. George hi@rne'
as previously announced, win represent h'"g usa'-
0ss. and Miss George Cayvan Will assume 'O'"'".,
Both are, comparatively, amateurs IN acths, m anu
tberefore not inappropriate for this useless ana lr1i-
less experiment. Mr. Riddle will speak 'reeh. % Mis
rsvvan and the others of the cast Will SPEAK Eis
I;sS Onlv one scene is used-the strongnoiu oi eni
,rorl, beng what is known as Chin' ooi.o ,o
dresses will be provided-which, OF GoulS,,
i very easy matter. Mr.. ). N r"rno
,,rs;c-used at the Harvard College pre-
.antation-will be repeated. That renowned ore
cian Mr.. John Stetson. will supervise tins anar'
ot the Boston Globe, and subsequently VIII ooio
Nexv-Yor with it, for one week, at Booths lhea'rr
The "Gdipus" company is managed by MISS L. H.
Oher. of Boston, The public might 90 WORSE ~
authorization of this loon, than to brush up i'S
Greek grammar while liberal consumption VI
doughnuts and slate pencils might help u, II 70 1o
tbankfnl for what 1t is abOut to receive nCio
No esrane Ever since Booth united WIN % ~" fs
aud Nine Mathua-Scheller, TO give an AiISIod id ne
1nan "OfbeloD the polyglot drama mas cia n W. u'
IN its clntch What with French, Du'eh, ueI.n"a,
itaIian and Greek that little llngnal dlstuIoa;ioo
1Sbieb happened at the Tower OF baoci Is OesiiiHs
10 he felt.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
HARPER & BROS.

The Beautiful Wretch 4 ilI gu.pu -,J-i. - W.'ttu
Black. with - characteristic lmstrltOiA Ito pay'r -
cents.
popov ip Auc-ica stuIies .or the Old Wor,t lHI uis
New By JO,aPh Il8it0n. IN, paper, - cclts
Ayals's Aagcl. = Novel By Anthony frOiio2a iil
paper 20 cents.
Hnrper's Cyc'oprila of Brit "A AMI inrricla P,"trn
Fditgby fpes sargent Royal cNO AI1nua' ID c)tL cd,
Ord edges 81 90
The Private sSccrriary ASovel ftp. pa9ar. 2DcratL
No. 2u5 IN The franklin square lAbrArf
The NI!irr's DlHgbieF \ Novel by AHnn l'csi' 40
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

DODSHUN-VAN CLEEF-Ou Tuesday, October 25, at the
second Reformed Church. Jersey CITY, by the Rev P Van
Gee D. o. Charles j. Dolshun to Annie Dury daughter
OF the ohcating Clergyman
IA HABnHStAW-READ-On Wednesday october &c, 1881, at
StTbomas's Church, by the igenbrcst Frederick
Miss Josephine a.
Hon. Arba Read, OF Troy.
PARSONS-lNGE Tuesday, October 25, at the
Middle reformed Church. BROOKLYN. by the Rev dwad T..
lngerso d. d. assisted by the Rev. Charles s. Robinson,
O New YORK Charles A. Parsons Anoinette De Forest
daughter OF the officiating clergyman.
the residence OF brides parents
Tie Castle" TarIytowu, ~ y, by the Rev. William NJ.
TAYLOR d. D. Mt 1.-Two Osborne koessle to Miss T. Theo-
dOSia, daughter of a. >. tatch, esq
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

French Drauiatisis Of ihc N.cc;c-nfs CcaiHTy. By
]. BianIeT Matthew'S vol, crown ~vo. =.
y'ha Exporatiou oi lhc world. Part H. Tie exp.or
cr oil tn h. rs;ih Century. BY uies Verne. EU lb
tratcd. / vol, SyO, extra cloth. Is %.
The Ouartet \ srluo, - Dab kia.es sto.y %
Growing Boy One vol, l,mo 81
Tie Orr haAox Fbrelogy Of To-day By Newman -myih
author Old fdIls IN 'W ilgat oc tJi, lsH} IL -
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD
THE ANGrO.TRIsH CONFLICT.

ANULO-IhI5H VV-VI I1IOI'
STRONG SPEECHES IN FAVOR OF REPREsSloN-GAM-
BETA ADVOCATES UNITY IL FRANcE-EsrosIro
SAID TO BE A BANDIT.
Sir William Harcourt, Mr.. Plunkett. ana
other British politicians have spoken approving
ly of the measures recently adopted In Ire
land. Gambetta pleads for unity between all
classes in France. The great merit Of Fox
hall is acknowledged in England. 1t is alleged
that Esposto has been identified as an Italian
bandit
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
ALFRED uORLON.

Alfred Dorlon, cx-Aldcrman of the Fourth
ward. died Tuesday night ~ his home No. - Law
rcn,c--t, Brooklyn. Mr. Doron the senior member
The dr.n nj \. ~ Dpron. thc Fulton Market oyster
men. Hr o Republican iu politics and WIS twirc
elected hllcuIn Mr.. Doriuu sixty four years Of
age anu l,lIcs a widow aud -iA children
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
ROBERTS BROS.

william Wordsworth; \ niosripl,i! sketch. g1ih sc.
le'ous from hs, writings In pO-;ri Hud ITu-r. q 8 J.
Sy1tingon with partfa ~ WrFsNcui ard ste" co. yit
Mount vols. ltIlu, cloth Pucc 81.
p,vcant and other Poems By Christina O.. Rns,-tii.
Antior oi The Goblin Market" Ge. li;no cu:h fdec
81 -
The Man jesus. by the Rev John W. chadv'cs lCao
L.
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washington, d. @. Oct. l6, 1881.
FUNDS FOR THE GARFIELD MEMORIALS.

TO he Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Please tell us where to send our sub
scription fuuds for the Garfield and for the
Garfield Memorial Hospital and Obge yours very truly
EiDir0, N. T., Oct %, 1881. CIIAs. G RoosA.
subscriptions for the monument should be sent
TO the Second National Bank of Cleveland Ohio,
and those for the hospital TO the Hon. James
Gilfllan Treasurer of the United States. Washing
ton, ID. C.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

ages Purse $500 for tbe fret horse and so for me % sec
Snuire Howard Pilgrimage NJ. G. Mcdonald, maggie y.
and Blue Lodge started The heat Mas WOn nTe y! Ho
ard distapcod Time, 1:20. In the second neat III III
grlmage was first away, with Blue Lodge secDhd n
heat and race was by Blue Lodge, Dranpi''' 'N'
ond Pilgrimage third. Time, l:l94.
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DOMESTIC LIFE AND SURROUNDINGS
TERMS.

-FOUR CENTS number. single Inscriptions one year.
IL 90 each hve Inscriptions que year. Sl-ay able In adj
f-re Subscription VII De with
the number receipt Ut order subscribers
otherwise direct.
The Third Volume will begin with Number l05 issued
November J. 1881 subscriptions should De seat In before
that date II possible.
Hound Volume 1881. containing Nos 3d. l0a inclusive
49, postage prepaid Cover 30 censpOstage Is cents add
H"nttanoes should by Money Order or
Address HARPER q BROTHERS,
Franklin Square. New-YorS.
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HouGuTOy, MIFFLIN'& CO.,

,,,.s,s poe,s Handy.volume Edition In 2 vols II
mo- NTH hne portrait cot gilt top ~ 5o half calf -:
pnoroceo tree eaif, or seai ~
vs,.rr Proverbs aud Eablcuss. illustrating OIL Truths
ne 1he Rev Member OF the Bengal A3atic Society,
" n a, s. Volume XXI 81 the "Phosophic<i Library"
svo, gilt top So 81.
Boston Town By Horace E. scuddcr i2mo, fully Has
tratcl 81 3d.
A History of Nateriaiism. by y. A. Lznse yola ne
Ji1 compefing work Volume III of the 'PhssQphM al
library syo. gilt tor IS 50 the conoiete work, 3yvA.
Si0
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
REQUEST ro A NEW-IoRK HOSPITAL.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 26.-In tho will of Mrs.
Alice B. schoonmaker. wife of Colonel j. ~ sehoon-
maker. Of this oitv, which filed to-day In the Regis
ters Office the deceased makes beques OF $4,000 10
the Hospital for Rnptured and Crippled Chlldren, on
Forty seeondst, New York The will disposes VI about
100000 worth of proUcftv.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
spANIsm nFEIcERs REpRoyED.

HAVANA, Oct. 2G.-Thc ChicI OF Siaif has
addressed circular 10 the superior officers throughout
the island expressing astonismcnt that various officers
are writing articles for political papers sustaining
politIcal polemics lie orders the Observance Of the
royal order prohibiting the military from mneiins IN
pulitics violation Uf which subject, the o uder O
heavy penalty The police on Monday night seized the
whnle enlllum Of Ln UlslllslOn lmeA .lIntrl.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
MJrsIC AND THE DRAMA.
rovy pAsTnR,s THEATRE.

Tony Pastor and his numerous company may ~ =,
soen At his new theatre on Fourteenth-st next uuo
20 the Academy of Music The programme inyiUor ro
mo less than dozen features, all OF "lI'n
strong in character and in either mir'h u srst
ment Mr.. Pastors stories and ballads sLanu ,, Nc
Ferguson and Mack give Irish sketches, aa Ila h;ch
Nsh and the Leland sisters merrlly inns.
life below stairs. Lester and Allen oler a. :; sono
ing negro speciality. Miss simms Is eApeiS Will
aud dance, and in rapid changes LoS''i rs The
Jams execute parodies OF sentnehtai Ia iic >
"French Twin Sisters" perform "a siie.'o o"o FIa
Miss L. Western plays on two pa"loS ." .;r,o and
@ mes'ei .T"n |~' Tbonsand Miles Away" McAvoy and
s,nsS ,,iro comic Yankee sketch. D. Coiyer
.nayts es \ negro, and there is joYlai n,la'e'
Ip arTuaoncc Of fun and laughter is thus afforded
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
ESPOSTTO IN ITALY.

ROME, Oct 26.-Baron Blanc, formerly Min
ster to the United states, has tecgaphed 10 Frederic
Condert counsel for the Italian Government in New
York that the identity OF the Italian brgand Randazzo
or Fsuoso who was surrendered By The United States
authorities under the the eNtrnditiOn treaty. haH bco
established and that important service has been le
dered Ia the OF Justice.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
CAPTAIN ROBERT BALLENTINE.

DETROIT, Mich, oct. 2G.-CJptain Robert
Bslenur, one OF the best known lake captains the
Lakes lied ln this city Monday. He had been lake
captain daring the last twenty ycars For some time
past Lr nd been In poor health He wac hltyiyc years
,.IF
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

Our Familiar More than 300 songs ~ tao English
speaking race. arranged vita piano aceoopauniont Hy
Helen kendr!ck Johnson. $40,
The Wandering jew, A acconn, OF tho lsgeni IN yeu
ous places aud al an tnc0 by M0hsare d. conway I&mo
81 81
l.nrdineTs English History. For students by = IL
Gsuer BiDgiap3i,a al Account Of tae AdtOUfici Ia
Enyiish History. IN j. lslss MullingsT l9iaD - p.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
j.. LIPPINCOTp q co..

The Two 0Yatiops the Crown isschlaes aId Demos
themes New Translation. By Geo. W BIdiic. l1mo ex
ira cloth. - 90
Treasury of Fairy Tales In wons OF ono syi'aee "
Madame De seyiguc. by Miss Thaekefzy this hieH
mu lGinO. me cloth, a.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
A. &. ARMsTR6NG < SON.

1Titr,ona CDurIrtr Works. \ Library fgIiDn.
wi,h iabIe ana nd,Sas. printed from arss
typp ol at tinted paper. IA yOi1, $40. 'tsIgy
bouad in extra Goth lrcc Ti2 p-r sot gcr from f2 80
prteY TrayI or zoe Adventures Of Whalcr HnJni ani
Ord. Eisnt fIpigo luatai Uniform ltd
Ueu6r!cks the Hunter" and "Shrur Gud ocean" Ny "
IL ". Kingston. Each in l vol Prize ~ ji.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
sCRIBNER & wELEoRp,

The Historical Geosraphy Of EnreRe; B ~ t G sS arr
man Con lnest Of England &e. In VOLS sgL iSs pp
Got VO. |. 6j colored maps 2yoA' o'" 'l''"- w.
Win map ana 2GI usfrsiions vols, sFo coth ~.
IIistary OF Greek sea'gtnre Prom es eariss iss
%n.ann Win 10 Illustrations. Royal sso, cloth ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

The Eastern Archipciag0. Description ot la sep--y.
Animal aHl Vegetable L People, aud Physical WOld-- %
the Islands IA r4stslE Se1A VITA - casrtInst SD.
clio n extra -.
Family Fortunes. Domestic story, ~ Elr0arl c4c-
rc;i. l2mo cl0th extra, %l1
.Iabilcc Halt! or THIS NJ Plar, Ike Home" \
StoyfOr the Youns By the Hon &rs Greene. l2nJ clJt
extra, illustrated, II %.
Lake Regions oi Ceatral Africa. Vec,oi ~ Dfo.sr3
Discovery. Win - illustrations 3yO clo.h extra, Il -
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
cRcAssIAY ROBBERS PUNISHED.

CONsTANTISOPLE, Oct. 26.-Two OF the Cir-
casslans who robbed and matreaied Mr.. Pierce. the
American missionary have been tried aud sentenccd to
ye years penal seryitude. Five others who were ar
rested connection with the offence have been dis
charged.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE oct. %, a. m.-Durng the fair
and clear weatherof yesterday the movement in tho bar
ometcr was upward. The temperature ranged between
i25 and 5S7 The 4saia being 1lo lower than
ON thr corresponding day ias year, and 1879 lower
tran Tuesday.
Clear fair weather. with sght changes IN tempcra;
turc may be expected to-day IN this city aud vicinity
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
DIP InIN r RIAEF

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2G.-Dr John b. Blake
old and prominent citizen OF this city died this
ing Ui hCart disease.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
g. ". CAaLgrOy & co.

Chaugel Heart The new novel by May Agacs ~ N.
inc ilmc. 81 IN bouId. II -.
The Cihidreu's ary TYPOGRAPHY \ Aerry tiir oi iEn''
Joss Uiiings' = tOgIpets Humorous horAs New ell ou
-Four o : ID Oat. $40. cloth J)lh:. - 'j
The Railroad Forgcr. The Rilroad Po'cr ant u'c DO
"a
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

FHiItHrFNHiHs
Rcrtha's Baby. Superior 10 Heels Babies" nIth N
Illustrated and portrait OF neltha's Eahy" q IS
rnastcrpece. aud everyone viii love Bcrhas BABY" By
Gusiaye iDrOL Paper 80 cents, cloth 81.
The History ParsIeune. Being sae stOty OF Paris
ian Woman OF Fashion. BY Octave Fe9iuet Ir2151''l
by Charles Ripley Prize - crns in pap
.r : in eli,
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
GEORGE p. PUTNAM'S Sons.
~ nna 80 kSpsf = ts-sf

A History of Americas Literature Cg.oall Per,o J..
1GO776j. BY Moses Colt Tyler Two vols in oae oclye
cloth 81
Norsk Lapp and Finn. By Frlnk Vincent. IL octave
cloth, with frUllispece and map. 81 %
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
MACMILLAN 4 90,
T. .R. PETEasON & BROTHERs.

Tsucyddes Translated into English wf.h intr5dG,i'j1
Marginal Analyses, AOtes, &C. By b. JcWetG 81 - s0!s,
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
MARRIED

Incompetent servants cannot inure sIlverwnre with
ELEcIRoSLIcoN Produces wonderful briancy Demandit.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
CTIARLES srRlDNER,s sON-.

Famous Painters and Paintings. BY MrS JEA A.
Shoid With Is line hcii0typeS Oae VOL i2no ii1l.i
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
HARPER,S Periodicals.

HARPERs MAGAZINE. One eYear..............-...s4 90
HARPERS WEEKLY, one Year,. 90
HARPERS BAZAR One ear...-......-............ 90
HARPERS YOUNG PEOPLE one Year. / so
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

HARPER's FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY: A
weekly publication containing works Of Travel, biography
History and Fiction, at prices ranging from 10 rs
cents per Full list of Hnrpers Franklin Square
Library viii be furnished gratutously application to
Harper & Brothers.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

.0st the onrtea v'ria.ion n nj. oiy by tsnhs
1fHt'rI n ss J,lnns = time m the - hours
white
s ths iadu th'ts nol Toe broken o.-- line Hts
Thermometer Hud.
ufa Pharmacy. 81 ufoalsaJ.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

~ HARPER's CATALOGUE, comprising the titles of
between and four thousand volumes win be sent by
mail on receipt Of Nine Cents.
HARPER * BROTHERS.
Eork
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
5petiaI Noilees


ALL who contemplate change OF residence and w,o a
sirea NEW, thoroughly HEALTHFUL and CONVENIENT
citydgeling select location. respectfully invtess,
examineint the merits Of our productions.
We offer choice OF eighteen FINE HOUSES varyiar IN
width from 81 80 feet and saau pleased pan
phlet giving full particulars upon application CHARLES
BUCK & CO.. Architects, 90 East ilst-st
Successors to DUGGIN & CRossMAS
Archer & Pancoast Manufacturing Co.
Invite attention exceptionally desis-.
in GAS FIXTURES now on exhibition in their paFIOgs ~
Greene and IS to "a woostersts tlOeks wsstof
Nicholas Hotell Broadway cars pass the door.
art Galleries Of THos f. KIRBY 3 co,
AuctiOneers s45 and ST Broadway,
between 18th and lithsts
now ON EXHIBITION, DAY AND EVENING PpEr.
THE IMPORTANT AIT COLLECTIONS
formed By and belonging TO the estate Of
SAMUEL BRADFORD FALEs, Deceased
Of Philadelphia,
COMPRISING OVER TWO THOUSAND OBJECTS
in almost every department Of Art and forming the
LARGEST, MOST VARIED AND VALUABLE coLLgc
TIoN EVER SOLD Az AUCTION lN
THIS COUNTRY.
The sale which is by order Of Executor and nnae "a, nm
agement OF sIr. JAMES SUTTON OF the American Art
Gallery win be positive one, aud viii begin on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER
AT CHICKERlNG HALL,
with the
IMPORTANT COLLECTION or PAINTINGS.
and continue evenings as note on s
ogues illustrated copies OF which may tae aar:1
eers Price 90 cents
Brooklyn Ellie Directory.
$4,000 NAMES OF HOUsEHOLDERs
from the best streets,
Names from MiseeliGeoas s,regIs and Fiatbush.
NauaDie hu 10 ahifeS5 ccna!s Sc, 20 hrst e.as iaacl
LAIN e co.
2l3 Montague-sg. rrookivn
and III fult0n-at, y. +.
Cooperative Dress Association -,ock-A few shllrs
Room ~, No ~ Broadway.
Perfect Cereal Foods-Send postal ior c.realas HgALui
FOOD CO.. "a 4th-aye, corner lOih-st
Post clBce Noficc.
The fore N mails for tls wee tlny SATURDAY.
al m, for Eurppe BY st,aaitp Wyoming. QuecbL
town. ON WEDNESDAY a. am. for irppe, D. s'cl lshiD
specially Addressed; AMI at fDr France direct bY
steamship LabTadyGva hsyFe; on Th RSDhG ~ j.35au.
spondcnce tor Germany and France u; = ie special A.
% ue'ISi uu AZ i'g a. il lor fIo g ~ sleansn2 lr s
at for Europe by steansMp City RbHic VA Qu-
steamship DevOnia, via Gas and % Belgium
mails Tor Newfoundland close on II IJ.sDAY nj 20 IN nus
mails for Honduras and Livingston clos, E,DAi at
800 The mails Tor Cuha :hc West Indies l.ld Mssicp
close TfIU fsIAl st 1850 D. N. The ma!is flF Brl ana
hc mails for Vrne rca anl Ilfcoi ose on TJDaY 4
81 The Chins iayI1 close
vember at The mals fos Australia, ac, close t
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Oaice. NevYorS Oct. 20 l55L
-
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DIED.

Al notices of Marriages must be indorsed with tsrl
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27

JtUEs Y. oSGOOD s, co.
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C0-OpeFHiye Dress Association Sfock--A few haIrs
preferred stock. carrying all privileges Tor sale Address
Room ~. NJ ~ Broadway.
Perfect Cereal Fooda-Send postal ,or crealars HUALu
FOOD Co., IA 4ti-ayc, corner lOiist
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
Archer & Pancoast Manulaciariag Go.

Invite attention the exceptionally line designs
in GAS FIXTURES now exhibition their paFIoEs. ~
Greene and Us to "a woostersts two tloeks sto
Nicholaa Hofell Rroalnau cars na - fln dnnr
New-York tribune., 1881-10-27
ROBERT CARTER & BROTHERS.
HENRY uOLT Il CO..
In - - q

IsIDuuNfHy
Tac Letter OF Credit. BY Miss waranT story. i2no
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

MARRIED. On -bine 2stt, I'll. ~ Rev.
II. Iaute. = the residence II Tie bride
parents il jasper. Mr. J0<rAH WHl1E-
HEAD and Miss JrIIx NELcHfoR-
The hsrpy couple -,4rtcd % The even
Ing frzin i0r short bridal trip. While
Inc event has MOI been unexpected fVr
some time, Il yet took every one almost
~ surprise - 10 time. Ari the high con
tracing parties were away o. their Tip
before n.anF 81 thtir fTieni< we're aware
The knot WAS lied The CorEIEE 4;shes
them : pleasant trip aud slie rriurn- and
thx' their l&rgf-t troubles may be LI1ILx
0xEs- Tie cake NJ fine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

hHi,r IL Yorr IIrA orr.-We 49,
now busy sau inx " The large amour-
ot hickory brought III during TIE uin,e-
ara n'li soon have Il o1i ~ The uny. ana
ursf every r'r who ~. timber ID s<lI 10
bring Il ~ A. spcn ~ possible. We
want ~ We s>n Et;. AMI will continue
paving he highest market price Come
in and make contracts. if you cant ir.nr
your thinker rich. Axsy. - ue NAV know
what q depend on Schenrirh 4 O..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

a. Ifq. Ii'lin zrd AIifsf S.su,r,
had quite : racket - Ireland. over no.
ton a,ttfintni. rniiikktd IA tle Arers.
Tom. -1ss b.. .imo-t ;irfd ~ such mel.
dfuif 70 BEING ~ ~ editor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01
JASPER COURIER.

Ills the "Iiuntingburg Afgus. TIL
week
The best assortment Of rentiemcn'-
furnishing goods IN town, a :. kntbief'--
For refreshing glass q lemonade.
or . fine cigar. c1'l - ilnk'<.
Hands hogan working on The Air
line - IIuntineburg On Mondsy.
Ladies viii lnl ire best stock or
dress goods. ~ al kinds, a =. kuebier's.
Take yorr produce 10 :. kueblcr's
and GET the highest market prices for II
nrMr To-. Friedman. Sri. went to
Louisville this week. on business for lie
,obacco warehouse here.
arFink had Biz run on his ics-crc.m
and sods-waier yesterday, because ne
keeps tie best
GA man with paicnt farm gate
hinge. Las been exhibiting Il in ne
Iourt-house yard this week
hvHIcnry Salb ha- nice 10. or low
en- cent up by Mr.. Mills. from y Es-
ansvil.e Nurseries, 70 I'll order
nrThc County Commissioners sc
- .-..:,... 40. ..-..l- f...l..... 49, "a.
4" s I, ~; M, r..'s 49,. r. -
e''' = - ~
nrMrs. Dr. Adams. Of Petersburg.
was visiting her mother and numerous
friends in Jasper this week
0rMr. y. j. Reinhsrd. Esq.. Is on on
visit 20 Kockpoft and Troy, and will.
spend MS IN some where else
a. Mr. Joseph Krait len for Owens
borc, ky-.on Monday last after : sojonrn
Of few DAYS e home with his family
and many friends
r=Nr Hc,rx co~-,.x,hn:,,, .<.~<. -
Louisville this morning with . lot OF
mules for SALE lie deserves success, and I
we believe will have r.
e~rrh;s 4 y hnsv ueet r,.h e.r,..~.
md the harve-,er- .re cl;ct5r~ .-rir .ri
late. The wheat crop will be very short
q compared with lat year.
s-The exncn.es ~ pn,.o;s ro,,,,- 60
80 f.-s1 49,, eul;ng ~ a., 80 f.. =.
were sass IL exccss 81 rhc rseeipt-. n,
J. expected the receipts VIII exceed the,
expenses The present year
&r- rh SxA-
..r;,- s,hs,e.,;., 49, ~, ,' i i.;.i y.
S',,h .-re.f ~ front ~ II. rro,'er,x
such cutters All over town would 10
great advantage.
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~;,i. ~ I'M eastern r,~t;c,. - 49,.
r.m.,r No. ma ~ rcn.srn~,;o. = sosl
be pushed - fast a possible
n. 4,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

TIIE undersigned having leased the
~ Friedman coal hank. viii AWAY.
h1ve coal ~ the platform fOr sale III
demand Tie vii deliver picked coal
any where In Jasper for cents hu-hel
or good screened coal II cents 4 bushel.
No coal sold - The bank uniess under
-pesAl contract Orders Iegt Ak thc
Courier olIicc- Or Il a. J. NeNcrncy !
will " promptly flied
M IEI.NS-LxSH ~ DErrvFnr.
JOHN :. BARNETT.
May sih. lssf--iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

CrIhe largest LIVERY o. ner III Maine
uses 'kendaii- >p-sin Cure with tie be-.
success
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

o. Il J. the universal cry al over the
land that .kendAlIs SPAWN Cure i :
positive cure
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-08

VINcENTowN.-
The members of the Masonic fra
ternity met at their hall on Friday
evening, did the usual business and
then adjourned to Mrs. Wrights
where an appetizing collation. was
awaiting them.
On Sunday morning four candidates
we're baptized and received into full
membership by the new minister at
the Baptist church. Those who have
not yet heard Mr.. Romine's successor
do not know what they are missing.
Go at once.
Kumpf's commenced butchering in
real earnest this week. They intend
shipping western cattle which it is
claimed are much better than Jersey
cattle for beef.
Engineer Hartman expects to have
his new old engine in a few days, 1t
has been at the company's shops ever
since last spring undergoing repairs.
John McLain, teacher ct Chair
VILE, visits Vincen,own every Satur-
day where he is taking private lessons
Of Prof. Herbert. That's, right, John
self improvement is ccmmendable
virtue.
The members Of the G. L. 8. G.
meet every other Saturday evening
for the purpose Of study and CONVEX
sation on the subjects before them.
Uuder the influence of opposition,
Sebastian Greenwald has procured
another journeymsn barber and those
who have visited the shop since
his arrival say that be understands
his business.
Rev. A. M. Lake has returned from
New York where he had gone to at.
tend the funeral of his mother-in-law
He had in progress series of revival
meetings at Buddtown which during
his absence have been in charge Of
Rev. Isaac Trotter.
Mr.. Aaron Haines is In from the
West. He has been away for mum.
Der Of years yet those who knew him
before he left say that time has moi
altered his appearance.
SPEEcHLEss.