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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-11-01

Cadet Whitaker has started u mill
tary school for colorcd boys in Charles
ton. The Atlanta Cousti:utio't says that he
makes no extra charge for trimming the
ears of pupils.
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Oct 25, Is
Notice of Sale.

T WILL sell, at my residence in Savannah
Il township, OIL the 9Th of November
ne1t' al OF my personal effects to the high
est bidder, consisting of two mules, one
horse. two mich cows, hogs wheat, corn.
4o0 or 900 bushels cotton seed, one buggy
All harness, plantation tools and house
hold plundcr.
Oct %, 1889 rs
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Oct o5 1SS3

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned, Executors Of the Estate of VIM.
Iaimer, deceased. will apply to the
Judge OF Probate for Anderson County. on
the 26th day of November, 1888, for a Fin nj
Settlement and discharge from said office
as Executors Of said Estate.
IaOS. H. PALMER.
w. ID. PALMER,
Oct 25, 1853 IL
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ssn"Great haste Is not always good
speed" Yet you must not dilly daily in
caring for your health. Liver, kidneys
and bowels must he kept healthy by the
use Of that prince of medicines, Kidney
Wort, wlich comes in liquid form or dry
both thoroughly efficacious. Havo It
Always ready.
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Oct 25, 1853

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ "A Al persons having demands against
the Estate of the late Mrs. Lovev Gsntr,'
deceased, are notified TO present them
properly probatcd, to the undersirnad
within the time prescribed by law, and per,
sons indebted are notified to make promnt
payment to the undersigned Hf'
Oct Is. 1883 IL IL
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W..,oy. WAGON. Reed 4 Stephens
have itIs, received a car load Of tie CEI.E-
r.,rHp SrAxn.En FARM WAGONS which
will be sold lDw Cor cash or on time for
approved paper. Apply 10 Reed 4 Ste
tl',us or c. - Reed.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ The undersigned. Administrators of
the Estate Of Laughlin McCurry, deceased
hereby give notice that they will, on the 4tb
day December, 1883, apply to the Judge Of
Probate of Anderson County for a Final
Settlement Of said Estate, and discharge
from said Administration.
]. 9. McCURRY,
T. T. STEWART, Admins
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4 sixtccn-ycar.u!i white girl named
Mamie Horne ran OH from her home III
,;rccnvillc with Sells circus. She was
arrested IN Atlanta AND ".ircd Lack
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President Arthur las appointed Thurs
,iav, tho 29th of November inst, ~
day OF national prayer AMI t!Ianksgiv-
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CuiiioCttUiIoIloS,O Odliou duuuSJ
Family and Fancy Groceries,
Toys, &c. &C.,
To be found in the City.
Handsome China Vases, and Cups and
Saucers.
Choice FRUIT always on hand.
TOBACCO anu CIGARS 4 speciality.
Call and see me in BrOyteS' Build
Ing. on Main Street.
Gas- City goods delivered FREE.
j. NJ. MCCONNELL
Oct -, 1855 Is PIN
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ANDER SON
CITY BAKERY

DREAD and CAKES always on hsl11 D ,1
I'D Cakes made to order. Fresh ooaj
Lemon, Cream and Sweet Crackers, esnlY
Confectioneries, Fruits and Nuts. DS,iiej
Meats, Cross & Blackwell's Chow GnoJ sn
Pickles, Groceries and Canned Goods sn'
Soaps. Baskets of every variety. VS. Sse1
Guns and Saucers, Chamber Sess and dlas] IS
ware. HammocRs, Rubber, Musicsi, 81! y!
Rsea Rails. Novelties. Tobacco and y
gars. Smoke my "Lady Of the Lake
excellent SC. Segar. opEFN.
MAY 10, 1888 SO 0M
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HIlGEI STANDARD

Is our motto for the quality
Of our Goods, and we sell them
at small profits hence we arc
able to keep putting .he2. on:
and receiving fresh supplies con-
t:nually. With the experience
we now have in our new line,
we are better than ever able to
select as to quality and prices,
and during the present season
Will have better Stock than
ever before, consisting of all the
Good Things that it is possible
to ship and sell in this market.
Remember, that besides
complete stock of Staple Groce-
res, we keep the largest stock
of Fancy Groceries to be found
in this market.
If you like good Coffee and Tea
to drink, there is none better than
ours IN the State. Try our fine
Java, Rio and Laguara Roasted
CeBees.
Try our fine @. Il. and Oolong
Teas.
'Smeet c"d Vanilla Chocolates
just received.
An lmmense lot of Preserves
and Jeliies, Fruit, Butter, and
other good things on the way.
We invite your inspection of
our stock Of fine Confections.
Fruits, &c.
Will have an immense stock
CT Canned Goods, when they
all arrive.
Fir Apple, Young America
and finest Cream Cheese.
Our fine Biscuits and Cakes
are now used in almost every
household.
New Buckwheat Flour on the
way.
We are HEADQUARTERS
for FINE GROCERIES,, We
guarantee all goods fresh and
pure. Everything delivered FREQ
IN the City-our Delivery Wax.
on is always ready, and we re.
spectfully invite every one to
call and see US.
REED & WEBB.
49, City Grocery.
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House and Lot for Sale

VSHE undersigned offers for sale tho
Il House and Lot on Greenville Street
formerly occupied by 0. P. MeKinney' bn,,
now by M. l. Brock. Contains six rooms
ana a has recently been repaired and put in
hFst-class order. Terms easy. Eppiv r.
JESSE NJ. SMITH,
Aug 80, 1883 7'soi'' Q. Z.
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Notice of Sale.

NNHE undersigned will sell in the Corner
IL Township where he lives, OH Satur.
day. third day of November. two mules
two Wagons, Corn, Fodder, Shucks. Cotton
Seed, Pork Hogs. Cows, Farm implements
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms-Cash.
HENRY GENTRY.
Oct 25, lSS3 IL .
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as- SMALL Accounts are no harder
pay with small crops, than full Accom-
are with ,ull crops. This being true, q
lections up to this time have been fI
and to those who have so prompt
s'ScsUARED" up with ME have d
thanks, and to those who have rot {
RIaRGED to 10 90 At ONCE. as
greatly need the money to pay my det
with.
Come along with your Cotton or Mono
and if you owe anything pay 1t, or il y
want to trade have large Stock Of Coo
at prices that can't be undersold.
Respectfully, &c,
J.. J. BAKER.
Oct 4, 1883 IL
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TO THE PUBLIC.

A LII parties wishing Scroll Motn :. ~, .n{
IN such as Brackets, NAMES mrdet;
kind of Fancy Work should soc ,,;snos Ins G
signed. Have had five years psbs,p d
and will guarantee.w work. fIlGeI n1ra Ride}
anybody can do It. Shop AZ Duo
Depot n D1cKsON.
Oct II, 1883 ~ -
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Library Lamps, House Lamps, Hand
Lamps, Parlor Lamps, Bracket Lamps,
Students Lamps, and various other kinds
too numerous to mention. Givo us cali
and see for yourself.
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= Monday negro woman from Due
West visited Sells circus at Abbevillc.
After witnessing the performances for
some time she retired to ncighboring
house and gave birth to II boy. DR. Gary
VAS called in. Mother and child are
doing well. ais the baby Will be named
Sells
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On Wednesday night when tho cir.
Gus train was on its way to this city a
colorrd man named john Graham was
knocked i'll the head aIL thrown from
the ears By one of the circus rouShS No
particulars could be obtained but that the
conductor Of tho train saw tho decd com
mltted and could identify the pcrpetra-
tor firc,'uriHe Ncirs
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Raw State Boots and Snoe''

r. HAVE been selling the o above ,1o o yssr.
Boots and Shoes for oyet oyeh,s scrsSeiI
The beet Shoes TO DO had: CaI Cis law By
Every pair warranted. For sa1s aT1sniWTERs
Sept q, 1883
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Debility in adults is often causad no
worms. The change from childhood To-
manhood is not sufficient to rid the system
Of this awful plague. Shriner's Indian
Fermifugee will e1pel them and restore
health and bright complexion.
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The best time on the rail on record
in Virginia was made on the Chesapeake
ana Ohio Railroad one day last week be-
tween Louisa Court House anI Rich
mond. The express, behind time rrith q
clear track, was ordered to make ali time
possible t" Mchm0nd when the distance
oi t3 miles was run in exactly 30 minutes
without any accident
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Mitchell Putnam, who left Laurens
County IN 1877, is now on visit to his
friends in that county. He is now 1913
years of age and in "a remarkable state
OF fprcscrvatiDn,' He was in the war OF
1872. and also in the var for Toxas indie
pcildencc, and for his participation in
each of those conflicts Eo now draws an
annual pension. lie has about 300 rela-
tivcs living in I.aurcns County, and for
the purpose of visiting them he has made
the long journey from his Texan home
.lJHc ana linaS,istcd.
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Plenty OF Timothy Hay and Wheat
Brand at Welch's Buggy House on Depot
Street.
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MONEY SAVED
MONEY MADE!

TO THE TRADING PUBLIC
IT DESIRE to inform my friends and GUS
IL TONERS that have in store one Of the
rrett;cst AMI most carefully selected stocks
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Better than Ever.-Large arrivals
OF Buegies of all styles just received, select
ed by me in person while in Cincinnati,
BE sure to call on me when You want to
6uy Those owing for Buggies and Sewing
Machines will please remember when tlr;ss
notes fall due. g.. Rrrn
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- Iebnlon w. McMorrios. colored, OF
Newberry has completed his course in
medicine Mt the Central College, Nash
willie, Tonn., and has received his diplo-
ma. lie will practice his profession in
Newbprry
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Cyrus Wimbush, colored, was shot
in tho arm by the town marshal of Due
West last Monday evening while he was
resisting arrest. lie was not badly hurt.
- The death of 300 children from diph.
liberia. at and near Greensboro, N. C..
recently. would seem to imply a pollu.
ton Of the water sources in wells,
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=! The Evansville Courier publishes he
Following account Of another ~ il.oso
iouifaxes which make a. wonder II We
live in civilized land, or II We ere drift-
ing into basbarism:
RocKroEr. Sept. 70. 1883.
One Of The most afrocions murders
ever committed in this country occurred
'abrut o'clock last uiSl.'. two miles b.
How Grandview- The man murdered
lwas about 50 years Of sxe. aud Is from
II>ouisviIle. Ky. The particulars g far
A. could BE- ascertaiued af the coroner's
Inquest held io-dav. are as fcllows. The
loid msn. with . much Younger man.
hboui 5 feet 8 inches high. slender build.
landed . trading boat q Gnndview !
few days since, which remained there
until after dark yesterday The old
man. i seems, was fond or hunting, and
prevailed on couple Of boys 10 70 With
him % the woods on such an expedi-
tion- About o'clock yesterday even
INK the bnat len the landing &C Grand
view, and two hours later several shots
were heard d The hank two miles b.
Low. where The boat was afierward|
found BY sbe neighbors burned Imme-
diately after the pistol shots : fre was
discovered by them. bnt those seeing the
light supposed that fisherman had built
hre there. and they gave the matter no
|uriher attention. 4 man living on the
sh0rs, Who heard the shots and
'aw the 6rc, st On early hOnr this morn
ng creased the river 70 learn the particu-
Ars OF the shooting and hre. On his sr-
rfuol : 1ou hnlo~~f~~ - - a-~s -
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|oHEsHCIDEHT OF THE WAN



kvAnvn1z. sepi. =. 49,
e ths Editor q ths Sesrn.';
A. the soldierS reunion at Rock
|port ! stated that it vas di1icult. II no
20 cite deed Of heroIsm d
|galiantry from the pages o. ancient o
modern history, that could not furnisl
II fellow % form TIE history of the Va
Iof the rebellion: ln proof Of this ] cI.es
many such deeds from his:ory, and fur
|niehed - J thought paralell % each .
them occurring - our own var.
gentleman aftcrward stated % me that
could not fnrnish parallel 70 ne charg'
|of tne light brigade g balaklava. Ak
|eatis'y him, ana q matter which VII
|pcrhaps interest the public, ! cite nov
rom bon. Abner Doubleday's book o.
CnanceIlorsvilIo ana Cestyeburg q pagt
~ : charge Of cavalry, which, certainly
viii compare iavoraoly With the Other
most celebrated cavalry charge. Keenan,
had no Iennyson q make him immortal
Dut certainly no deserves ana VIII re-
ceivo undying isme.
I'm another moment our troops would
have been compelled 70 give up this 3D.
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Indiana University.



There 49, : meet;nS a. ~ trp~Se>s y.
the Rloo,ninC,o. T-c;ver-;,x xc~sc~3s,
mornine ~ thr grand hcs~i the ohier,
81 which 49, ~ MAZE ! sei>rsioc a. ,
|r~mrn< ana hr;,.,i.s 80 fcr 49, h.;id
|inr.' The trustee. fook : vc,e =. -.
nurst,on s.6 Il - foan5 sh.f thrc. ~.
of ive IN fhe trn<,ees f.vored 49, 49,.
cLr.e of shout fwsctx a. fk,rrv -cres I,
uooil>nd ivsno 800 ~ - r;,x -t,rI
|is known y Dom. Wood..r The
'rronr1cfors ~ mi. sr~cs h.we cTsred ~
sas;rc nroner.v " 49, r.~s n n Sss;rs5
u s,o6 49, scrr N I. INV fses h;che,
shen ~ oId sife where 49, a. cccnrred
t, ~ r,onths 80 which crored - AZ.
s.irons ~ shc coIIege The srnsf>es ~.
ceivei = diSn,srh rom NJ Dunr n ~
sf,errocr rrccefirc NJ of.r ,nd 4 -.
finally de.i,icd fo purrhsse fwenfv acrcs
fh.f k~5r~ dc~rei sn1sci~,s ~ ste nr~'
pose. Accoriinr 10 ia rlsp sdopted
ihe fr.f pert ~ ,he woods so0 feef :ide
Il 10 s. Reserved - ~. Dunn. On ~
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why Cha Polite Clerk Never Fin
ished the Sentence.

uua.- &1-- uH-rx4 <<.~ ~~ -.
WY s.s E-onte clerk Never Fin-
- ~
A woman ~ho looked = II she hsd
bern : long time in this vale ~ tears
vent into : popular and fa<hionsbIs
.eweIry establishment On Jefferson ave.
n0e aud said:
n wnnt psir Of specs
This way said - ob:iginx clefk
With his hair parted u the middle, and
1e led her Up . flight ofsiair> into long
room where the space wae reserved for
optical purposes a small. nervous look
ing man q once sorrounded her.
@Sit here Ne said, placing Z chair Tor
Der sDd hanging Up - A. b. G card in
front q her -ax your eye On that,
n aIni going % have my picture
taken, said The woman, tartIy.
"certainly not. madam you wish TO
renew your cyesight just tell NE what
you can zee OF that card, 0-7--IO. Do
you follow me?'
-Josf LEI ne bsve ny par'sol and In
soIIer ye, i! didn't come here . b male
fun O. kin read and write - well a
you hin. sDd eount 100. / want : psir
"a ePecs
kxacuy, but should recommend
eyegissses with such . nose = yours,
madam
wneIs the matter with ny nose hev ?
A y ANT much off nooc, yoo ain't asoin'
- POKE fun - q.
~ = beautiful nose said the opii-
CAD nruiy, and would edorn hand
some pair q eyeglnsoos- Will y0u kind
~ look . this circle ~ lInee : Do they aIl
appear 90 - q The sane sIzo n
foar q Be hey are al of The s1mo
sc 70 1oolin,, young man
Certainly not madam; Il he circles
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Princeton Clarion: The Airline turu
table q this place q about completed and
10 substantial AMIR. The new train
will Be put On next week, leaving here
early IN the mornings for Louisville and
|ptusning n The evening.
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PTiutcf ~ ID NE chair.
Ills boots were patched. and his cos
ihread-bare
While his face looked weary and wor
with care.
While sadly thinking OF business .lcbf.
Old Morpheus slowly around him crep
And before he knew II he snnndly slcrt
And sleeping, he dreamed that he va
dead,
From trouble and toll his spirit hsd flcd
And that not even cow-helI folled.
For the peaceful rest Of his COW hide soll
AZ he5wapdefed among The shades
That smoke and sc0rch in lower lIadcI
lie shortly observed On iron door.
That creakingIy hung on iis hinges ajal
But the entrance WAS closed with re,
hot bar,
And Satan himself stood pee ping out,
Watching for travellers theresbout.
And thus 10 thexpassing printer spoke
"Come IN "? come in 7 my dear,
II shall cost you nothing and never fear
This 10 the place where cook the onel
Who never pay their subscription sums
For though ~ their life they may e.
cape,
They viii find when they are dead il Il
too late.
Twill show the place wherH / melt
them thin,
With led-hot chains aud scraps Of tin,
Aud also where comb their heads,
With scraps Of glass and melted lead,
Aud II Of refreshments they only think
There's boiling water for them 70 drink
There is the red hot grindstone 70 grind
their nose.
And red hot rings to wear on their toes,
And II they mention they don't like the
DIRE,
~ ssw up their mouths with red hot
And then. dear sir. you should zee
them sQuirsn,
While ] roll hem over and cook % :
turn
with these last words ths prints.
avoke,
Aud thought II al : practical Joke,
But stilI q times 80 real did it ssem,
That be cannot believe Il wss ~ dream.
And often Be thinks With : chuckIe
and grin,
Dr. he ists of those Who savs their In,
And pever pay the printer.
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The New York Sun stIl, keeps % IL
sdvocscy Or The nomination Of ihe Hon
0rable William 5 Holman aud closes :
long article u its isgue or Saturday last
d he following singing words: when
Pupps9 Kelfsr appoin eed ths comm Itlees
Or the Forty Seventh Congress g tho
dic1ssion q his naster and owner,
Robson, William 3. Holman was drop
ped from the poet o. the Appropriated
Conmi<1ea whago b he'd thWar,cd %
many jobs and saved - much none; 10
the Government. and Secor Robson was
put n kis place. Never Was : grander
lributs paid @ : public man- Rsvenge.
hatred, and fer III had their part in
Robeoon's ct /, revengo oDd hatred for
81 10 obstacles With which bic sfeals
had been eIogged, 6ear shot Holman
would manage q keep tbo approprIa-
tIons down and stop t6o new naval steal
- hich was beginning. The man who II
eight yeass bed sQuonderod 0r stolen
one hundrod ond 1fly millions, Who he'd
boQueothcd @ his successor : dc1cie of
Deven miIIIons and : collection of rotten
hnlko, was Afraid of the Great Ohjoc1or.
BE did DOT dare % have him o. lho sane
c-,muilteo With himoelk 8o hotod :
Italesman Who, during hIs public career.
had saved nearly - much money -
Robson had elolcn- He feared tho man
Who hod fought Robeoonism and every
'ombina<ioa q public plunderers for
vean.
Robeson and Biz accomplIccs ana III
- olhor rascaIo hato Holman still Bue
Zlve the people : chance, and they win
bow thaa they osteem 10 pIoco too high
|or TIE man WHO'S eflorls II their boh01f
Aave drawn upon bin shs hatFed o4 ~
,osruptiouIo1s.
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AZ The reunion of she Twentieth Con-
1ederate TenDessee Regiment neer Nash
villo, Friday last. one of the votcnns,
Pork N0len, wJro Tie same hat ho had
on when be entered The army IN 1851.
and hos worn ever eInce BY this time
It must resemble Sam Wel1eFs swcntila-
tIon gossamer7 mot very good 'un
10 look q, but - uhcommon GOOD 'un
10 wear r.S-EvnnsviIIe Courier.
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PUBLISHED EvKny FRIDAY, At JAsrEn.
punois COUNTY, INDIANA. BY
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. IN CouRIrk BUILDING o>l
WKsr Sixrn STREET
PRICE or sUBsCRIPrIos.
single subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 90
For six months, W


For square. 10 lines or less, week. 81 O0
Each snbscquent insertion, rs cfs.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares
counted ss square. These are the terms
FOR transient advertisements rcasona-
bic deduction will be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of Ike character
to be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Omcers, each e1.00
For Comfy z.bO
For District, Circuit, Or State, 800
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On one question Governor Porter ol
Indiana disaGre~s with President Ar.
thur. Mr. Porter eayo now that VIA
carried Indiana In 1850 was me superi !
Organization 81 the Republicans where
- President Arthur. - \ we'll knOEn.
said 4 Was eoap. The weight or evi-
dence 3 T. favor of President Arthur
4 n. Y. Sun.
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A po>t-ofIlco has been established "
SurvanA. Pike county, and w. =. Brock
appointed postmaster.
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"A foohIon Wrisor saya white undrcH-
ed Kids are much ~ lkv0r.1 No mothen
il = % - hoped, would pernii ssr kids
~ % out thus.
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COAL COAL /!
SCHITTER { GERBER

Have leased The Reis Coal Mine, and viii
deliver coal % any part ofJaspor prompt
u for eight cents por bnshcl, Or will sell
it'at The platform for seven ccnts. This Il
the best coal in tho market, and will Be
we'll screened and good supply always
kept on hand. We solicit the public pst-
ronage. Orders lcit q the barber shor
Of nj. 4. zoelIcr will bc promptly filed
ANDREW n SCHITTER,
JOSEPH GERBER
Sept a, leUs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-10-05

NJ PETER.
A printer 81 in his chair.
Ills boots were patched. and his coal
ihfead-bare;
While his face looked weary and worn
with care.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-02-13
4 FAIR PkOPO .IiION.

The matter of submitting to
the people the question of call
ing Il Constitutional Convention
created quite lively discussion
in the Senate last evening. Some
Of the Senators evidently did
not understand the proposition,
which was not a call for a con-
vention and was not in any re-
spect antagonistic to the matter
of subjecting. the proposed
amendments tc a popular vote.
Let the convention call and
amendments both be submitted
to the people, and if the latter
are accepta Bile, the former will
CT course de defeated. If, On
the contrary, the amendments
are not regarded as a sufficient
change in the fundamental law,
they will be defeated and the
call for Il convention Endorsed.
1t Is II fair proposition i'll every
respect. The people pay their
money, let them take their
choice.