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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-13
nIce.noIn,. Cypriole COLLECTION.

The trial OF the case involving the
penuineness Of the Dl Cesnola collection OF
Cypriote antiquities and General Di Ces'
nola's good faith in handling them is still
going on in New York, and the newspapers
OF that city devote large space to 1t. The
defense (Dl Cesnols) has opened with a
general denial, which is savage enough
against Feuardent, which may serve Dl
Cesnola's purpose in the suit but does not
leave him with clean hands.
From what has come out in court 1t does
not seem probable that Feuardent will be
feeling very well himself after 1t Is all
over. He charged Di Cesnola with the
wholesale manufacture Of his antiquities
a charge manifestly absurd in the light OIL
notorious fIcts. 1t is historical truth thai
Di Cesnola did dig for antiquities on the
Island OF Cyprus, and that he found them
by the ton. But many OF those subter
raneau citizens Of a remote period were mol
in a condition to see company when they
were found, and some Of them at least were
put through the process oil restoration
Feuardent, whose firm had undertaken tc
exhibit them in London in the hope o.
selling the collection to the British
Museum, was party to some oil the restor
alton. In New York there was more
restoration to get the objects ready Tor ex'
hibition, and the charge is that Di Ces
nola made liberal use Of q miscellaneous
lot Of unrelated parts out OF which he
evolved his imposing antiquities.
This much atleast seems to be. true,l that
there was a good deal Of patching and fix
ing largely, II not altogether, with the
knowledge Of the Trustees Of the Metro
politan Museum. II it was necessary te
resort TO this in order to put the collection
in ineligible shape the public should have
besn informed Of it. Di Ccsvola'i
counsel says that he he never sought to
conceal it. But this, II true. is not enough
OF the thousands Of people who have beer
attracted to the Museum to see those al
legged antiquities very few knew more
about them than what was before theil
ewes. There was nothing to tell them that
I he plasterer and the painter had been al
work. The Trustees will find it hard to re-
lievs themselves Of the charge Of imposing
on the public.
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pREAKFAsT BUDGET.

Pruning the vines hiss commenced IN
Southern California.
There are three cents worth OF gold In
every ton Of sea water.
Fourteen negroes will occupy seats in the
Mississippi Legislature.
Oranges are being successfully raised in
Nevada county, California.
Montana will produce the present year
20,OOopOOO pounds Of copper.
The revolution in Cuba Is sending great
mang iugitives into Florida.
Women outnumber men ten to one be-
hind retail counters in New York.
Dogs and people with big bundles can not
ride on the New York elevated roads.
A society has been organized among the
Catholics OF Albuquerque, New Mexico, 10
oppose non.sectarian education.
Shidz.n.oka Is the simple name Of new
town started by Northern capitalists on
LAX jackson, near Tallahassee, Fls.
John Elfus, the murderer Of Dan Hag,,
eerty, was recently sentenced to be hanged
At Walla Walla, Washington territory: DE
took the sentence coolly, and remarked !:
"Well that's all right; 1t won't last long.
A Nevada firm have sent an agent TO the
Southern States to procure one hundred
colored laborers; who are to supp!lant the
Chinese who have been employed as cot
ton.pickers on their Kern county ranch.
South Carolina has q local option law
which applies to incorporated cities, towns
and villages. When place votes In favor
Of prohibition 1t issaid to have gone dry"
and when another votes for license It Is
said to have gone "wet." More than twice
as many towns have gone "dry" as have
gone SWEET" The old habit OF bulldozing
Voters and sIuffing ballot boxes manitests
itself in this contest between the temper
ance people and the liquor interest, the
latter being the aggressor in this case.
A plan for breaking the Solid South is
suggested by the Memphis Arala'lche. 1t
Is based upon the supposition that the
Democratic House will attempt to tinker
With the present tariff law, and Ia as tol-
Iowa: "Send Blaine to Georgia, Conkling
| to the Carolinas, Logan to Louisiana and
Mississippi, Sherman to Tennessee, Ed
munds 10 Virginia, Ben Harrison to Ala
bama and SC on. Let these orators preach
Protection with big P, and 1t is within
the range Of a possibility that the Repub'
licans will carry six or eight Southern
StakeGn
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PERSONAL.

General Neal Dow has just regained pos
session OF a pistol taken from him when he
was captured during the war Of the rebel
lion.
Mr.. Labouchere thinks Sara Bsrnhardt
ought to play Lady AGcbdh to perfection,
as the Thames wife was probably young,
slim, 1.-the, blonde and green'syed.
Ex.Congressman White, Of Indiana, ex.
poets to see that State give IL. 900 Rspubli-
can majority next year II the Democrats
undertake 10 tinker with the tariff this
winter.
George W. Julian, the Great Dlsgruntled
OF Indiana, has Just published book oil
alleged political "reminiscences, and the
Cincinnati NetrS,JeurnaI concludes, alter
careful perusal, that the work was written
mainly for the purpose OF abusing General
Grant and the late Senator Morton"
President Grevy, II a Paris story Is 10 be
believed, paid remarkably point-blank
compliment to the Grand Duke Alexis.
"Why do you look at me in that way for ?"
asked his imperial Highness, after they
had shaken hands. Because" said the
President, "you are the finest looking man
that have ever come across"
The attempt 10 get some Republican 70
oppose the reelection Of William B. ALI.
son to the United States Senatorship from
Iowa will probably be q failure: The
Democrats are chiefly concerned in the
movement, the Republicans being appar'
emily almost unanimously in favor Of ALI
son. Hisreturn was made q test In the
election OF the new Legislature, and was
supposed to have been decided iayorably
10 him.
Prince Louis, OF Batteabufg, whose mar
riage to the Princess Victoria, Of Hesse,
will shortly cause futter among. the
crowned heads Of Europe, Is singularly
handsome young fellow. He used TO be
considered wild, and, when the Prince OIL
Wales visited India few years ago, there
was no one In the royal party more full oil
mischief than Prince Louis. He 10 said 10
have sobered down 80 much lately, how.
ever, that he may possibly make very re.
spectacle married man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-13

MANY who long suffered from urinary and
digestive diseases, causing nervousness weak.
ness and debility, after trying bltters, kidney
medicines, iron medicines, etc., without ben.
efit, have fouRd permanent relief in from one
to three bottles Of DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and sarsaparills, the only perfect blood puri-
fer and strengthener. Hundreds Of letters
10 The proprlstors have testified to It's superb
ority over many pretended cures 30 LARGELY
advertised by means Of bogus certificates that
are bought and paid for. raw
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Baby Elephant.

Barnum is oyerjoyed with his acquisition
the baby elephRnt-and declares $500, goo
could not 'buyit. he offers $50 900 Tor an In
suranco Of the life Of the infant for 50 weeks.
Surely, II he knew the fnll value OF Per1tna,
he would do no such foolish thing, tsit Is the
most successful protective medicine that
have ever been Introduced to the human
family. No one can take any disease while
taking Peutaa before each meal, and keep
ing the bowels regular witA Mdaalin. Ask
your druggist for the book on the Ills Of
ftEo w nav
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Like Kentuehy Bourbon.

Writ Co. Transcript,
The IsrELLIeKScER has long led the van
OF Republican papers in West Virginia,
and like Kentucky Bourbon" seems to
get better as 1t gets older.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-13

PoRysIGur. HINDsIdHr.
Th,. h wnSt the New This Is wnRt the SHI
York SIN laid before Car Ays now that Cafil4e
lIlle was N idc speaker: peAket;
,,ust On !" Journal declares him
"'"'' e'' Hlf fully prepared for de
EAT TN 1881, anu proba
'0ly lie will Iot be disap
pointed.
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Tucker County Pioneer.
The IyrRL1ldENcER is as good a medium
as there Is in the State for news and should
be well patronizsd by Republicans in this
part OF the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-13

liz regard to Elys Cream Balm for Catarrb,
my answer Is, can recommend 1t as the best
remedy | ever ussd.-DR. ]. 8. VAUGHAN,
Dentist, Muskegon, Michigan. Price %
cants.) TThsaw
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DIED.

MARK-on Monday, December 10, 1893, Ms
ALKALINE MAHE.
Funerll from the residence Of her son, Edward
Marx, No, Sc South York sttcct, on Thursday. De
cenber "A, 1883, at 2 ?. N. Friends Of tho family
ara I.vi,ei. Interment al Mt Wood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-13

PROBABLY the mcanest thing that man
ever said was uttered by Fogg to-day. Be-
Ing asked his idea OF the best remedy for
polygamy, he.promptlyreplied, Mrs. Fogg."
BoSt0n TrdnScriDt.
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II Leads.

Huntington Republican.
The IsrELLIeRNcERi is the leading Rspub.
lican paper Of the State, and is a thorough
u reliable newspaper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-13

SUNSET Cox will get revenge upon the
public which didn't demand his election as
Speaker by delivering lot Of lectures this
winter
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AdrtiGsbuTg Herald.
The INrELLIGEScER is a reliable news-
paper and true Republican journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-13

NO. loUl MdTktt otTeftt
Wheeling, ". Va, December 10, 1888
To our 3I,266 Patrons (last census) Greeting
We htnk il necessary TO remind you that IL
ttoo reeks The great erent Of Me year TO right
minded, large hearted pe2pIe, scM hare conn
and gone. DO mol be misled by the tterWome
Ter or any Encouragement on the part Of h'
Weather Bureau, but consult your almanac
and i that is mol conclusive, come to No. 1901
Market street, and take loHk at Cur cindOtrs
and il that is not proof positirc come inSid'
and look at our d&play and all doubt 1cil
ranidt.
These remarks are rather general IN their ma
ture, b,a in dropping you these teU gentle hint
on de subject Of CtriamaS, we know (ercu,
The atodeSyi) that your mind 'rin natural!
turn 10 cur establishment in y1ur desire 10 pre-
cure suitable gifts for your "dear, fee h,tndne
friends" Welfare only time and space (botl
raluabk in nepspaper) 10 give you The pleas
ing Information that our christmas "Dnm
mcr" wiR present his haadsome card 10 al
rho tDiM 10 see a neat specimen Of a Holiday
Catalogue, giving some Of our prices ana
styles. n is Hale late getting around bu
hopes 10 be in time 10 say some worry and mucl
money
In &OrL, ne are ready 10 zee you and han
you %e us. Ware in good 'crking condition
and wiA "make il pleasant for you." Cam
you rtciproedteI
Yours mereenatiy,
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
1901 Ratet Sired.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart Is iollows-city time.

Trains arrive and depart ~ touoWs-Vly une'
baltimore d OhIo-MAIN LlsE-DEPART-
10 m. Ss5 a N, ass p m, SO p m, E9S N.
w. r. DiE-DEPART-FoE Pittsburgh, go N,
and Los m: for Warrington, Pa, SO and GoS n,
1908 aud '6:t5 D m; for Elm Grove 1850 p N. Ar
RiVR-Mlin Lln8-12:l6 N, 1920 N, Sl6 p N,
$40 m, as m O. My.GiS n s,; SSSH n
80 4 m, and $50 p N; from Warrington, Pa 500
aud $50 . nj LIS and $50 m; from Kim Grove
p. q. d 81. L.-pEPAKr-e:27 4 m, s09 . N,
Ia N, l:l7 p m. AR1yE-SH Q N, 1i:l2 m,
6.67p m, E7pm.
BRIDGEPORT amidst ClAlrSyille Accommodation. 929
4 m and 6;2i m; Cleveland, l209 nooni Mastlon,
GIT m. ARRTvR-Si5 m, 1929 m, GOl p m,
602 pm.
cleveland d ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Q
m. ii:ii 4 n, Ll6 m; steubenyille Accommoda.
Hon 9:sS m, WGllSVillc Accommodation sos
m, ARRvR-l9lS m, sos p N, 6tS P m; 5teu.
bcnyiliO Accommodation S;23 p m, WeIlSyille 40
conmodAdon &lSR
II, y, d q. RaiIwhy-LHAvE BOllAire for
Woodsdeld and Summerdeld At 600 m. and 2:lo
D. m. ARRIVE Al BellaiEe Of 9:l6 q N. and &s6 pm.
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Tm aooot,. DsllgAp-lalO Mala, tses.
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General Neal Dow has just regained pos
session OF pistol taken from him when he
was captured during the war OF the rebel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-14
KsEHE SUM.


About sixty million copies ~ Tim S,x have gone III
Ioi establishment daring The pact ~ eisr months
u you N paste end ~ end ~ fhe columns of a
ITrr frFt printed and sold iast yfer you would rst
Irfniinrtus strip ~ Interesting inlofuatipn common
'Hense Wisdom. sound docifhe. and n long enoufI
nv reach from Printing House square N th~ fnp
Noun, ceprrncn< ~ The moon. then htsk % FrInthl
House square and then 'ree-quaftsrt q ihs way bael
10 The moon again.
Eai Tu Srx IL written fcr me Inhabitants ~ fh.
Icsrts; ,s "Trip ofin'frnee would gir3dis n,
Ielobe tvfniy-<efsf M twenty eight times
u every iuttr ~ cory % Tina SrN dnrirr the past
Iyeaf has spent only honf over A. and N his ~ifr
ihi> rrnnfftfhfr had spent another hour i<nfH<raptI
Iin l>83 has afforded fhe human thirteen fon>ant
Years " steady rsatitf, right and day.
"a only ~ little calculations IN these that
form any idea of The circulation of The most popular
American uspaptfs ~ iffnfnce The orinion,
and actions ~ American men and women.
TIM stx is and will cantnrs to NJ, newspaper which
teiis the rui<~hcut fser ~ Consequences. Which Eef.
!nt the facts matter how much The process costs
(which presents he II an The world without waste
'nf words and IN he most readable shape which iewprk
ling with All ifs hfaft fpr The 81 honest rosef
mtnf sni which therefore hceyfs that he kfpnil.tp
Pafy mn.f 81. ana mn. % - this coming year y
fyou know Tn srr yor llte 4 already and you win
read n with accustomed diligence ana profit during rlni
M <ure % te The most interesting ~ N history.
you 40 not yet know Ink Sox Il u high time % SET int
the sunshine.
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1onr correspondent son1ht al Inter
view with NJ nrw Speaker md fonnd
him willing % ffai,kiy sk,,rrs@ hi,n-r,f
on subjects Ior future 'r2i-'ai;un.
Mr. Carlisle. do YOU consider ,our
selection fnf spcnt N Al rndor-cnDenl b>
Ifhe Democratic party M >atir reforms
tory views ON The tariff,
Most cmphaticaliv, ycs. wne fho
|only candidate for The honor rcp,e4eni-
ling my pariy's policy on tarifl. Mc<er..
lnndaII AMI Cox both holding views M
consistent with our position on The pnr-
po<es OF tariff
'only':"
THAT Is fhe cons ilnent nrimiplc. ~
|he regulated. however. SO a. 10 prcifcf
|onr home industries without fostering
|monopQlies. tnr instance. wa should
have a high iarilf on manufactured t.ro-
ducts coming in competition with h.,ms
industries. viii, low tariff on raw ma
ieria!s not aitainable in enr own coun-
fry.r N 4
"Do yon anticipate any attcmpf ~ tho
present Congress 10 revise the existing
laws on this <uhjectf'
Ihrre will probably 10 no effort III
the kind nniil q change in the political
complexion Of The Senate occurs. b.
lievc, however. thai the question win 10
approached sooner or later inteIligefi{ly
and for The best interests of The country
al large"
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'iportiand f,,xwn,. Taco,',. VA ':''sn Sna,,,r !,
~ numo,nns i.r"a Isan - -" ~ ',. ',."'',s !.
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ma n loedad wi,,. roe3s .. 1n.'
'crinfion Same ,n.rcha..,s . IVA. VA
yoods almost cnfireI, !. ~ r.'.,, A"., .s'
'fLey came sronnd sonth ams.;ns 49, ~
across fhe I.thmn. q -. ~. =.
vessel returned lssf w.et .s;,s. ~ ~,
ca.cs of canncd s.,.n, .,,.n.. /,
Iont WITH I5la,o sset,s ~ - ~. =, ~
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IIslands ma eoi,e ~ A.-,,.,;. 49,.
|f;ue coal Il hcing foa.d ~ 49,
Washington territory. Tie Ess,er"
portion Il mostly nrsi,je ~ M AM, s''s n, =
I.frins ~ t;n.he, si..9 III, ~ .
lThi. nra;,ie ~ hn,l, so,o, ..a h'..1 .''''
Lions buf ,he oond nor,;c, .;.i5s 49, ro' !.
|cropr OF wheat barIev oa,s hsv ..a
while thc iess fo,,;ic ..I.
grow the buncb grass thef fnr.;.h.s ~ 49, NV
'tnfe FOR stock t6e wear round Whiie
heat Il fhe CHIEF enfernr;.. stocr ~
Inv "A nof neoIected Man 49,. % hnrds
IN sheen many borscs AMI s"me herSs
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paid A. follows:
DALI 80 cents month, 5000 ayear; With snnds.
edition ~ 90.
srNDkY-Eshf pages This cdifionfrrni,he< the cur
refrens ~ tht world special articles of exec, ona
interest 20 cyerthoty. sid Iiftr4r, reviews of nev
books ~ fls highe<i merii. &l.G0 yenr.
"EEkLf-yl year. Eight psgft y ihe hest matte
of the daily Issues sn Agricultural Department \
ary. scientific. aud domestic intelligence make InI
Wffkfy Srk The newspaper for flt farmers house
hold. To clubs n ten with fio an extra copy free.
Address Il W. EXGTAx.> pnfllshfr
Nov 2ai. lss3-cw. Tn Srt, ~. City.
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The following patents were granted
10 citizens Of Indians. week ending De-
ccmber g.. 1854. reported expressly for
this paper by Jos n Hunter. Solicitor
Of American and Foreign Patents, 93f y
Street. Washington. ID. C.:
Chas. n. Dafier. MI. Vernon. fruit can /;
Frederick Happcrshcrger, Madison cIcc-
lric annunciaior; IsIlmaeI Eair. South
Bend, spring bed bottom: Thomas d
Brown. M. Vernon. match safe: Vn,.
Davis-on. Farmland. machine for
making wire f.brico: WIN. n. Mitchell.
bucket; John n. ObencI,aii'.
Logansport. grinding mill Joseph G.
Whittier, Aiiica. sole aud upper pro-
|cctor; Iohn w. Bowman. Huntingdon,
Ice longs Albert y. CoIlon, FianIsIin,
stub axle for trucks.
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q. b. Stecn has received information
from the officers Of the ". & q. r. r. r.
e the effect that the bonds would soon
be placed on the New York market. and
that the road would Be pushed 20 an
early completion.
Otwell promises 20 BE- lively during
the holidays. There will be Christ
mas tree at the N Il. Church on Christ
mas eve. the q. "A. r. will have festival
a Green's hall during the week, Porter
y Steen will have display or fire-w orks
On New Years night, which will be To-
lercsting 20 everyone, and there will be
some foot races among the boys.
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For The Courier.
WalIa Walya The N. r. X. R.-A
Novel Way Proposed to Solve
the Indian Problem.

Il =
Walls Wat'a-lnc M. ~ IT,
mover way PROPOSED - Soivs
me hnoian ropiem'
MR. DoAxr:-IIoping that 4 sho,,
description Of THE country and Or N.
country trsversed BY tie Norther,
Pacific r. X. may interest some or Won
readers. will attempt the pleasant task
THE mode Of travel BY the N. y. IL. n
from Jseper 10 Portland u q pleaeur,
"trip, 1ull Of interesting sights and won
|derfuI scenery. The trip can be mad.
In seven dave on fret aud second clas,
lfickets, and in about nine DAYS will
]cmjkranf iickete. III passing from Chi
jcago 10 81 Paul. . distance II 80 miles
Iyou 70 through Z prairie country m.
lterspersed with farms, groves and lakes
which continue on from ST. Paul 10 m,
IN. r.. r.. r.. proper some 200 mile.
|fmfhcr. Soon after turning west On III.
IN. II. X. r.. you say goodbye % the
groves or timber. aud look out mon the
Ismooth rolling prsirice. with unlimited
fields Of wheat unlimited becsusc yon
|see no more fences for l,50O miles, AZ
Your Dubois county farmers call fence :
but you see through Dakota small. nice
farm houses, and corn and wheat IN
ssacks and IN sacks and ID elevators.
The soil OF Northern Minnesota and D.
kota IL black and rich, aud surface
smooth and rolling. After crossing the
Missouri river At Bismark the countr,
becomes more broken; and bluiis.
mounds, hills aud butiee grow larger
and higher = you 60 Wcet' when out
200 miles from -. Paul the r. II. drope
down into the Yellowstone valley. with
L. river about 3 large as your White
river, with valley from one-haIf 70 i've
milee n width, walled in BY these bluff
and buttes, and up which valley thc
road runs $50 miles. Leaving this valley
Il crc sses o1er (soon will 20 through by
tunnel) the fret range Of mountains. aud
runs down the tributaries or the Mis-
souri, l5o miles, with hills and small
mountains On al sides. Al Helena, the|
Capital or Montana, where one hank
alone handles over 100000 daily and
has deposit account Of 81. OK. COO, here
We double teams. With two engincs.|
We soon begin The ascent Of the Rocky
mountains proper, and BY curving up|
~ one SIDE q sh's rsvine, and doubling
oaSA ~ tne o'ner s'ae, circleing around
\, *nu unuer tnis spuf' ana cutting through
Wv ',s; nSs I; i;w;S NJ rdacn ~ switch, where cur|
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'OS 1fOP
The man that stays ont until three
o'clock IN The morning and rises at nine,
does not spare his wife much trouble
after all, (bc he p. M. or any other
ND for she has 20 make up the bed any
way. Il also delays that work 70 q time,
when other work crowds unto her. But
II you wish 20 interview tho r. NJ.
<Principal), personally, you might with
out lose Of time sdopt tho ninth hour a.
your standard tino for rising, for the
slower you arise, Tho moro certain you
arc % tlnd his Hon. ----.
A. HonKR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-14

indianapolis Sentinel: Hon Thomas
a. Hendricks, his wife. Judge Hand. ond
Young VIM. Morgan, a nephew of Mrs..
Hendricks. will leave indianapolis Sat-
urday for European tour They will
-nil from New York IN the steamer
-Wcrra" for southampton next week.
The party will DO rhsent until March.
They will visit Paris, Spain. Italy and
Switzerland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-12-14
COAL COAL I
SCHI1TER { GERBER

Have leased the Hcis Coal Mine. and will
denver coal % my part on Jasper prompt-
~ for eight cen's per bu~hcl, or will sell
II a me platform lor seven cents. This Il
the best coal III thc market and will be
well scrcencd and good supply always
Kept On hand. We solicit thc public pat
ronagc. Orders len az the barber shop
Or MI. m ZoeIler viii Be promptly filled.
ANDREW r. SCHITTEE,
JOSEPH GERBER
Sept a, 1855 SIN.