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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

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MN <,VV PHI anu mvnth non"ny'
ana to'u us 70 ge5 All .ne pleasure W.
could out 81 ~ We ope}eu h'n i'n-
During that month things settled down
little. ! did not expect 20 Pc forgiven
All q once, ana was mol; unt tnen =
was - position not % worry particular
" about t. we returned very quietly.
aztec dark one night very much TX.
Two children VINO nave player truant ~
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peen prepaIea ior ny conio.' %
fires were blazing, the gas lighted ana
an excellent supper wat'nS' tne neA'
morning NORMAN weht pack q ~ ns,k,
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credit Tor me kindest p MOVIES, ! nau !.
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tnat stephen Barker came - o,'cn n
sc US ana was 90 irsnnIy VIE N?L'
man some thought y very mean-SPir,
iteu in MIN, ana DINERS reine'npeIco
that when ne was very young he nau
loved my motner ueariy wen mos
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mm credit ior haII me nop'e uns IT, III;
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my properly anu my "euoins
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

II. s. Madison writes 10 the Poultry
MoatMM - believe i i not generally
known among poultry tanciers that 1
lew sprius II cedar bush mixed with
has Or any kind u litter for hens
nests. will keep them entirely free from
hen lice
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

"A new agony. and one tlsal i in
every wny admirable. II for young lady
10 entertain her gentleman caller with
A few arias On that classical Instrument.
the banjo. The true and deep signifi-
canoe ~ this IS: ..Don't 70 70 the min
strels any more. l will be Your min.
strcl." Did You ever see loves dream
st ID music IN more attractive shape. --
Nc,c Hacen Register,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
A Novel Procession

Inc other day the people of Little Rock were surprised by novel spectacle. \ come, band marched along the street, followed by a procession oi sewing ma ehlncs. Even the most cntcrpri,mg men in the city were surprised .,t such Il dis play. and leaving thvlr places oi business, mingled Tn the streets among the sursinS crowd, gathered to witness the stI.lnge preeeSsion.- Sixteen -twn-hatse wagons. loaded with sewing hlnes. k not Il sight witnessed m many cities. but when the fact that the machines belong to \. E. Kirby. i> considered. .istonishmcnt must ghc way to an acknowledgment, ot this wonderful mans business success. the outsroWth of enterprise. The new Nil- son maGhine h driving aii "thefe tfoin the market. Inc thousand ncm Wilson $ iu>t received by Kirby will Ill he sold WlihIn .i -wccks.@kirbp- -does not re- eeguizc competition. for handling the best machine. the people have ne lndueement tn purchase from other dealers. fu-dly. the present low priee of all sewing ma ehlnes sold m irkansaw. is largely due to Kirby, and had II not been for his vlsor Ill lighting monopolics. the cxorbltant prices formerly paiti would now no doubt be demanded. The people of Arkansaw recognize thiS fact. and are showing thcir appreciation ln substantial manner They know that the new Wilson Is the best and cheapest mac hine. which fact Is a lucid explanation ot the recent proccs- sion. embracing one of the largest ship ments ever consigned to any one dealer ln the south. The sewing machine men, az srcssIvc .is rule. have stopped fighting klrby. and |, k well. for he k gaming popularity every day whie they are losing trade
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Righ: to 8 T.
Bradford sunday Morning.

iffz#bf|tt sEa}sstt "its#HAtHh- --Iwo ur iaIel yc..1s .igo there lived in the lower oil country prominent oil pro- duccr who WAS notoriously bad speller.
 In Il letter among other errors. he spelled the word water wiIh two Is.
 \ party of gentlemen were discussing this pcculiariiy in the bar-room of the Gol- lins house Oil Ci,v, one evening. when the poor spellcr himself ohaneed ,o come m.
 "Hello." said one of the party. a corp uient gentleman now remotely connected with the Nc~ York Petroleum Exchange, we were Jnst talking aboHt tou.'
 ls that se WAS the feply..' md wha, were you saying:
 Why some ot the boys clam that you are the worst spcller III seventeen states.
 They do. l ,hink can spell about as well u, the average producer.
 I'll tell you what I'll do with you ' said the ifst speaker. :" I'll be, the cham paenc for the party that you can't spell water
 All right. replied the producer. and he proceeded spell the word. water. That Is the ~ay spell water for money he quietly remarked. but when l spell il far fun sometimes use ,wo ts. -
 The corpulent gentleman paid for the wine and the silence became se great tha, you could hear house fAli down.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Value of a Railroad Train.

Few have any conception of the money value of an express train. The handsome locomotive and elegant cars are admired as the train comes puffing into the depot but when seen from the point of view fur nished by the Hartford Coarani. the spectator Is astonished al the responsibility placed in the hands of an engineer, flre- man. conductor and brakemen.
 \ railroad official, the other day. gave some interesting hsuies d. u t..e aiae ~ the midday express from New Gork.whioh h was far representation of the fast eS- press trains on tine consolidated road.
 There were an engine. tender and eight cars. The engine and tender, which are considered together, were valued al Sio.ooo: the baggage car. sI 900 the postal car. seyooo: smoking car, 5000 the two ordinary passenger cars, si GOO each. and the three palace cars. si5.ooo each total. sS3ooo.
 The palace cars. put down al Si 5000. are. Tn many cases. worth an average ei SIS.ooo. These cars came into use soon after tic sleeping coaches. the first beng used in 1893. In some instances these cars have cost as high as se5 900 and S5o.ooo. where the interior workmanship was very elaborate.
 From the figures gwen. | will be seen that Il comfortable dwelling may be built for the cost of an ordInar, passenger car. and that the money expended for palace coach would erect d very handsome buck CT Lrown-Stone-front residence.
 Il IS an interesting reflection that the safety of these costly trains. to say nothing of the passenger. dcvolvcs almost wholly upon one man the engineer.
 There are other men. the conductor gsagcmastcr. fireman and three or four brakcmen. but the hand upon the lever and the brain directing il hase an immense responsibility
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Gapt. F.. F. Stubbs, the champion rife shot of the world, has opened a shooting gallery at John Drees popular resort. 4Ie F.. Markham St. Capt. Stubbs will not only giee. al this place. exhibitions of his wonderful skill with the rifle. but he will give instructions to the unskillcd. This Is Il rare opportunity for the would-be marksman. and If he does not take adsan- tagc nt lt. the fault Is his own.
 Every courtesy will be extended to vis- itors by Mir. John Drees, proprietor of this tamons resort. and patrons may rest as- surcd that lhelr visits to his place will no; prove unniercslins.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Fond of Whist
ENchAngc.


 Henry Clay's favoritc recreation for many years was Il game of whist, to which. at one time, he was passionatcly addicted : not tor the st,rkrs. but for the distraction and eNcitemcn, oi the game. Mr. Win throp says that there Is q tradition that while Clay was visiting Boston, in 1918. and lodging at the old Exchange coffee house. in Congress s,rcct,a scrv.,u, rushed into the parlor in which he was at the table with few gentlemen of the old school, and announced that the hotel was on fire. .Oh. there will be time enough l think. cried Mir. Clay. ..to finish oui game" and finish i, they did before the hotel was burned to the ground \ sim liar tradition was current m Washington at a later period that. while Mir Clay was speaker. he and his friends had passed d whole night at cards. and were still going on with their game when the hour w:r close a, hand for the opening of the morn ing session of congress. Wa, few minutes. gentlemen" said Mir Clay. and will wash my face and hands. run dowr to the House and call John Taylor 10 tn, chair. then come back and NC will have another rubber"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
s- .

In the list of wholesale :,roeers of the south John r. Gcycr X Co. stand among the iirst. Ihcl- -carY a large and well selected stock ot staple and fancy groee- fies. are hcadquAfters for liquors and to- b,.eees. ,.ad s,lc agent, ier Oriental Pew der Co. This house will duplicate St. Louis bills. with freight added and eeun- try merchants will s.ur money by placing then orders wl,h thls reliable tirln
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
The Truth About that Shell.
rhiladclphia Record


 The story of the daring English officer who ex,inguished shell which had fallen on deck by putting il in a bucket of water has some minor inaccuracies. In the first place no fuse could be extinguished by water second. no shell would be like ly to stop long enough to be picked up finally. the Egyptians throw solid shot but no shell at all. The facts in the case are that an English shell lodged in the tassel of the khcdNe's cap. and he pre- vented the explosion by calmly spitting into the fuse hole Tewhk tells the tale himself but it Is 'rewhktitieus even for the marines
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Advertisers.

ReWember that Ths ARKANsAw TRAv- EI.ER is the best advertising medium in the state. Not only Is its city circulation larger than that of any paper published here. bu, il has a large and constantly in- orcasing list in hhc state
 THB, ARKANSAw TRAvEIkR Is sold by newsdealers t.'s,yarhr,r. |, has a nation al circulation. No paper in the south is better medium. or offers better induce mcnts to foreign and home advertisers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Ho. for Coup's Hippodrome and Circus

Excursion trans will be run to take ali ~ho wish Ia visit Coup'> \cw United Monster shows and Great Worlds Far V hich K to be in Little Rock, "Wednesday, August 10th
 Read the ad> d>ertiscmcn, m another column. and see II YOU can resist the vast array of al fractions the great show man offers.
 He has no less than three full circus com panics all performing m four vast rings q splendid menageric. grand museum. and d complete aquarium.
 In addition Ia these attractions. Mir. Coup has latel. added the great Paris Hippodrome with race track 70 feet idc. for the rcprc- >entstlon oi eharto, faces. stceplc ehaseS. etc.
 He has also prepared expressly for this sea son a series ef grand hi>torlc.l tableaux re presenting the assassination of Garhcld hv tsutteau. with ZOO full length hfc->lxe i,ure> oi Ciarficld and Guitelu ana all connected. with the event, the heurc of tsuiieau being dressed m the idcnueal >uu ot clothes which he ~orc at the tune of the assassination. The oristnal suit he "ore during the triai will also he exhibited.
 The open air parade K said to contain sex eFal bands oi music. one hundred cages, charlots, and tahlcau cars including four gi eanile Melo ehor> ou wheels. each played hv powerful steam engines. whose laundering symphonies. Ill combined. arc equal to | band oi a thousand musicians The V onderfai Re Be will actually hy entirely across the tent M Tie Lo,aie N i'll perform her N ondcrful hi- cycle feat upon a single wirc. and N He Iaola ~ili make her hcadsoreuiosi dive from the top of the amphithea;re. There is also a deriul broneho,. Prdj NShne's dog circus Roberts pony circus, besides hundred fea- lures which ~e have not space even ,o name Ne on hand m time to the great free bal loon race and street procession
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Forgot 10 Ask
The Bohemian.

Col. Smiketon. one of our most prom- ncnt railway officials. was detained Il, home the other morning by the arrival of Il littlc stranger.
 When ne came down to the office finally. the clerks all looked up expect antly. Finally one tcntured to ask: '' Everything all right" :"
 Col. $. Yes"
 Glad things went smoothly" sad an- other
 Thank you" said the colonel.
 How much does 1t weigh :" asked d third.
 :" fen pounds.
 What is it, boy or girl:" said the hrst party.
 Col. Smiketon lwith a look of surprise Really my son. forgo, to ask.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Why k Mrs. Brown putting on so many airs ei late::" asked Mrs Ioncs q, Mrs. Smith. Haven't you heard oi their windtall rcloined Mrs. smith. No, what k Il sad Mrs. lapcs. Why Mrs Browns uncle in the country has just died and lett him forty bushels of potatoes Being independently rioh they are cutting all their poorer acquaintanceS. you see. - H0Nlt .NsHl:nfi.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

No manufacturing enterprise here does more credit to the city than the foundry and machine shops of b. R. Ming X Co. This firm makes iron and brass castings of all kinds. and thclr boiler work is not cNoelled by any shops in the country. They have constantly on hand new and second hand engines and boilers of all descriptions. Write them for prices. etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Dealers are ranidlA learnine that Ler

Dealers are rapidly learning that Lemp's St. Louis Lager Beer Is the best in this market l. is d beer that is manufactured expressly for shipping and arrives at its destinatIon in as good order IS shipped. Lcinb.s beer has been Tn use in the city for wears and is recognized as the bes, beer in the market. Country dealers who wish a really first class beer should not fail to keep Lemps St. Louis Lager. Ad- dress all orders to Henry Buerger. agent. | I-irtic K nrk Ak
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
The Annex to Coup's Grea, Shows.

Tn. extra tent k nnder tkc management aud charge of Mir. llaeer. and contains a large number ot attractions and curio>itic>. which wrrc engaged by Mir Coup during the winter. mt which usWaS found imposSitit 10 Gct into the other ttnt, notwithstanding their great size. The, therefore comprise a separate exhibition far winch t merely nominal pfter If .IfillllSSff4a k t tarrs.t,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
He Changed It.
Philadelphia Press.

'' \ tall. lank. relig,ous-lcoking man had been beating Us out of his fare for several days" said xcar-driver the other day. |" He would offer hundrcd-dollar bill for his fare. We couldn't change it. and he would go free. One night go, an idea into my head. Jack says to the con- ductor, if that fellow ndes with us again
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
and offers the hundred-dollar bill. you

and offers the hundred-dollar bill. you bring it to me- had little money saved. and go; friend to change one hundred dolars for me into five and ten cen; pieces. The next day the old man turned up again with his one hundred dollar bill My mate took twenty-four cents ou, of the bag for four fares which were owing. and then handed the rest bag and all to the lank individual in change for the biIl He vowed and pro- tested he wouldn' take such change. but my mate said he knawed him. and that he wasn't going to play the hundred-doi- lar game any longer. and se the lank in- iyiciu;Iii J; 5;i si..gll;tT,s i;iS i;s; z: ;iis mate. with the bag of silver tucked under his arm. The next day took of, and went to retuyn the hundred dollars to the bank. handed over the bill. The cashier takes il up. looks ii t. and says Here. young man. this won't do: it's counterfeit. You should have seen my actions for the ncNi ten minutes.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Pensiyc young lad, dctaching her hair before retiring What strange dreams may come to us when VIC have shutflcd of this mortal coil e'-.Mas.one
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Parties in wan, of a cotton gin or press. or n fact. any kind of machinery. should. before placing their orders elsewhere, cor respond with Dudley +. Jones. 4IS to 4I9 East Markham street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Gan any one tell us why the Mrs. Sippi Eissah'd Rmf,ody .iownaf.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Grand concert and ball by the Consoli- dated Band of Little Rock at Alexander Park. August 10th. for the purpose of get ting uniform, for the band
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

The tables of the Southern Palace. JOS Main St., are the best supplied in the city When you want iirst-class meal call at Southern Palace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

X bogus Mark Twain has been lectur- ing in Ireland. |, is supposed the fraud was discoRercd through his saving some thing fanns B,aat~d .Snndar .hoyn- ra.r AsA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
A PAPER FOR THE HOUSEHOLD,
 PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE

Each number contains something oi intercs, 10 everybody. The following X portion
 ot the contents of \o.I .GRAtsEN AND HIS SISTER Written eN- prc>>lv for the ARSAN>Aw TRAvEIER by opic r, Read.
 THE ORIGIN AL ARkANSAW TRAVEL ER. As told by Col sandy Faulkner. him CARLISLE AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES tr best article on tht, literary men of Car lisle'S tune ever published.
 Among the original humorous sketches in No. are: "A great man. '"Wantcd time v ''togicai. Greet ngs.' Explained. v Plantation philosophy, Goldsmith tor ture. "A literary man." Law abiding. An old orphan. Mi. Crumple $ perplsx- ny." Wrong" etc, etc. etc.
 The fourth page IS rcplc;c with short. sharp and forcihic editorials on topics which inter est the political. religious and literary world. The Sclcc;ion of humorous and literary miscellany is very complete. Articles from Rrcokirs ksS!s. CAi.lS9 IrIsHnr. B,N .Ny<' Rss1ryIsS. Pr.S's San. D(fr.!s Ere Pret5. Aorri5.o,r. H<rali. It,ls >.f;ssgs. NrN lart Ar,earr. Talrio SasEyils -i-<yioin. aRd hosts oi other popular exchanges. serve 10 make this department of the AgkANsAw TRANELRR deeply interesting.
 THE .fRK4NS.4 IT TR4fEKER kS SoL D RF FNEH$DE.1LERS ETER fb HERE. II No. I cannot be procured of your news dealer |, will be mailed from this office re eeipts of i've cents in postage stamps.
 Address. READ X BENHAN,
 Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
SELECTED SADNESS.
Arose by another name would be, got In.-E rchangS.

Arose by another name would be, got up.-Erehange.
 ! common dinner service-saying grace" -RiekmoHd Baf1n.
 \ description of water courses is cur rent literature.-> >ken6cH7,iif HeyaId.
 The wIll of the finny tribe is expressed q, the fish-poll-ktoknk CoHsf!tufioH.
 No poultry shoW IS well set without a fcV lay delegates GonseyneHr Hcrfid.
 The clocks on ladies hosiery have the appearance of being faSt.-LeaeH C!fI-
 
 Whatever others may do, cook makes good use of thyme. This $ q sage re- mark Cambridge IyI6nne.
 Snooks says that he knows a man who has nose so large. that he has to use dyn- amite to blow it.-fr-aHkford H,ydld.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Before leaving the city have your trunks repaired at the factory. 4IS Main street. J.W. Garland proprietor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

When i thing ls once begun 1t IS al- most half iinished-a kiss. for instances 4Heyi.isU Rct0,ofty.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Although the clocks are always striking their hours of labor are never reduced. BosGpH C0p,Dltrtidi Bniit{iH.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

M Hickcy's. cor Ninth St and Rector Ave. is the grocery supply depot for the southeastern par, of the city. Years in business, and fair dealing with the people, have made him desenedly popular.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Nick kupfcrlc IS prepared to furnish the famous Monticello Champagne or West India Ht,ers in any quantity.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

For saddles. collars. brides. blankets, and all kinds of horse clothing, go to K. Henwood. ,io r.. Markham.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Ni,h the thermometer at 100 in the shade, the Wcll-brcd man stands good chance of being toasted .HtyideH Rc- c0r1,y
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

.Adorn your homes. The magnifoen, colored engravings of the "Arkansaw Tray elcr." and the Turn of the Tune" will be sent by mai on receipt of 5 cents for either. or the par for 70 cents. Address II. (. Warner. Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

The great trouble with milkmcn is that they will not le, well enough alone. Hhetl,nS ion,nai.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Confectionery in the greatest variety a, the Southern Palace. JOS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Trunks and valiseS, al1 sizes and all prices. al the factory. 4I5 Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

\ sweet young lady singer. who thought she could make her voice clearer by s,raining. made big misstakc.-.KdS- t0fh'.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

In point af rcal value the hen aserlays all domc,tic fowls RichMoHR H,thN.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

A full line of trunks. va!lscs. and sample cases al the factory. 4tS Main street, N Garland proprietor
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

An inNetera,e iramp-thc wind. - Sb,inSf.If .Nand,iy .Ns7tg.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

For confectionery. fruit and sod.-watcr. 70 to the Southern Palace. JOS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

The spanked child soon finds who has the upper hand m domestic government. 4Ne,I9tN Rff1t1}ty.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Richard lIcnwood. ,Io East Markham street. makes the finest buggy harness sold M the city
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
LITTLE ROCK, AUt,G ST C.

See the three spots advertisement. Onion k rank, but hatred IS raneor. BosElR .ShtF.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

When one steps on a Iadysss skirt iis courtesy to apologize. .h,l,itn Reeotde',
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

The AKkANsAw TstvEttE cau be procured wholesale Il the following wholesale news aepots;
 .4psysasm Ne5,, eentisr. .Nssg lort .fmeYIsaa Ntso5 Ca.. Deauey. Cole. C. RGreksr hanta5 Eny. No. fm<yfeaH Ns7cI e.. OTahs. Aes.. .4mcrissa Ness5 Ce .t Psak. HRx. I4hf,Blats N,4c. c.. Fsit!ntete. IA, C.HfyQf Nsses fp. fhaiiaIfhta. |.i.. t,iaa llsAaa s<.erg ' .. r tHa!fHs5El. t'1fs. Det,on Ne;ei Se btfysR. Hsh. .Ronsrtal Nsscs O.. HaHaaIi. ,lHsss. Nssrayk N,ret e.. Nefrayt. \. 4. Nese FsS4fRd Nffe5 fr.. bestaT. Ma. Ne,c la,t N,s.1 Ca.. Ncsr ls2k, Pin,ka,e N.;r. Ge.. EiHtknys. E... Rkod, hl.iad Ns's1 c.. /yoi i,tsae,. X, I. San Fyansf,fp \s..s e.. SsF fy5nfHag. aI. .. s. Lone N,,." Ce.. .Ss ie.it. .M.. Ya,ontp At4..i To-. NssSate ksA5. o'stisia. ii.4hefa ieiel c.. iieaS,s. IL. Hak5sFtsq Nc5es fe.. II s5hfsShH. b. e., Nese O,f,aa .Ns1ef c.. Nfie f',hsaet. it.. And |, sold hy re,a'l new sdesicr9 every where.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Examine Engs,roum X Ffaser,s stock of sui,ings before having snit made elsc- where.