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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

! in ths heat of the presen: campaign, It make
tn charges insinuatons hlu ei 40 In b
fist part 'h'- sIt'' lie. The Call az in de
npuace. THE GAZETTE charge, as r-lse ant
sl1n eTou aao O-Ge- /, TO f rnish the roof.
IS re. tn 4 GAZErrg rpd !cs its pe1Jf il
legal form =: once snst! OF 10 ice tn4
i5sIe. TIE IrteO 1 eats Will not sitals u
meet HR GAZE TE's charges and em8nC
! that they Je I r.hul tsed 4: o"ce, g. that tney
c II BIS Hn'W, red. Produce your witnesses anC
let them b5 sworn TO pdoicly go tnat the bre
~ red sweare cannot deoy h!s aid iAvIE Ther
tba l :ID n e3ts VIII grove the 1.issho q Of
1TE GAZE TE'SinsinuauJnss SO far as the same
&C II 'erns hen
OF course, THg GaZSrTx is a8sra ii I
{ demand en- 81 l,per 20 MIKE "lesa
PROOF Of q charge lever prefer d J
sta Jsper i sneei iJu:nsts Ic presunp-
tto and, Ct course HE GAZETTE hiss
'eEn in the o&tn taken By all ViIe.les that
iteV nhligste toamseiv-s--
"Nerer to rtceai The existence Of ths
order.
u The GAZETTE W II cid the Clll in
She eviceas desire OF lis esteemed even
!'g contemporary u fully develop IN.
tx ste C, or noo existence Of hGy. suca
order as the VIdeltes in Tarrszt uuty
ss we as il other couaties Of Texas
TIE GAzEITE hesetlly has hAads w!lh
The Csil 10 this eff I to get 81
the proof" The e!ore, II III
CAl will su nmoD grand jury,
T-K GAzKTTE Will suggest Witnesses cor
tztm1nslion by that jury; and, presuns
ing that its conte mporary will msks
caste, before the election, to unrsvsl On
toubG and disc Csc the train by calliss'
such tribunal 10 examine Witnesses, mx
GAZETTE, to save time now SUGGESTS
Hignesses before ,uch trlnunsl the names
Il the following Gil z9ns Of Texee.
3 Chambers, x vice ? 30 de1ti.l
CsFd ioate OF tee Greepbsck party.
Evan IleF, President Of Iue Earmers'
SGste Aliisncr, and whilom nominee oi
ne Uaion Lsbor and Mn P.rtisans 20
csllet fr Governor Of rexas:
J / Piilpo., Nou-Psr isan candidate
for Cammisstouer Of The Land Ofi;s.
J. II McFldtin, Candidate II State
Treasurer on the Nln-P:rtisap ticket.
W E Farmer, U lion LABOR, n N Parti-
san candidate for CJpgE.ss in lne Third
district.
J q Jackson, * chaplain CT .hs Far
mer's State A!lisnce.
J E Martin, casirman OF the Nm Par
son Union Labor stste ex cuthe cCm-
nioee;
E.ihu Nswtos, Noe Partisan candidate
Ter ihs L .etsstu.e 10 TsrrsGs c3uoty.
M. D. Priest, N)n-PsTsissp nominee
iar Distfict Ja1g4 In fsrrsns coldy
q c Whitehead, NJ. Smith, r v.
S imp Ashby, J q. har'is, Ssm & ne-
sun, W. F. flaming, S. M,Nsni ant
others.
AGdN these gentlemen, under he OATH
prescribed by the lava OF this
republic, cannot giys erca grand iary
say Information cenceyriug the ex.
Isgsrce CT the N,tional Oder OF Videstee
Texas ana In Tatran... county; Tie.
GAzSTEz' will taxa D sssure Id sill,
iut.nsr sidiug IL esteepasd evening con;
SsWeorsry in Is d-sire IS exooss, Ill po-
fttf'el bosses snc s-tcys. military political
iuntss By suggesting to the grsrd jury
CHER civzens & the safe, county and
.clt5, Of bots ~ AID state regulations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
CONF UP OF Shit Up.

EVel- NJ Shll Il OcL. n.
THE 6Az6rrs II Yesterday rninz gaVs 8
pre,eadea eApDs. o. secre. pDiG &C.. society
called the National FiGei.es, and ins;nuates
NIT ri usIy that IL mas ONE conu ecsion with
tn indepc rent Candidates or this county
TEE GAEtTrE also asks the CaI and other
loca pspe II they sao an hi lg of ouch y
eccet political s &c ETY. Th,- Is the onl rea-o1
why 10 C.n no ices ouch silf twadGle. but ~
lug callsf upoa IL will sSa.e that knows
nothing OF q such or FentE ton. only the ~
siaustions it sees in TIE GAZErTE Furs&3S
IL will stste that there Ia Lo such 'oct al3Jln
this county, unless It e,ists in the f9nks
OF tho $50 called) Deno'rss, The CAL
now demands OF T GAZETTE thai iG furnf b
the pro OF Its ASSERTION Or stand branded as 8
msIiguer and slsnde.e r OF its ON people. Tie
Call v III rem mbers that about two ears sg)
THE GAZETTE made the came 'harges sgainet,
tho PEG lee parry of this coun , with reference
70 The rtdettes tsnpposeo) as It now m 4ts
asainet the Independents Laser on and a8er
III cleo ion 1886 1t Published q ststemenstDs
she feet that the VidsLIes was a society or
ganized throughout the Urited State' for the.
purpose OF electing GKssham PIesicent NoYS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
4 PACIFij CuAsr HYs ERT.


Row Development fnIhe B-GhsFon Polo
ont Which Pu7zI-o san FRA CISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oc:. % The
B'nosyoa mys ely, winch przz,ed Sip
Frsacieca IL O:t1ber O. jsst year, hAs
been revived By Mlson BJwers, now uu-
der sentence o; d53th for p ,ts ,Ding his
wife. Sennsyon was fou0d pois-
oned IL room IN ludg
ing hoosa which Rad been rented
by 5 book agent named Daniag, and be
lett with coEI-SSlGE ssy!Gs n pois
0red his sister, Ms De- RI~ers, In
order TO secure tho lite policies which
che had made over 10 hun. TIE theorM
II tne prosecution or Demiug vas ihsE
B)waGs hirej Dsmnglo DoiSC1 M
hoyoV, end tGat lie (8o3eT,) wrote Bs1e
naYon's confession 10 orde. u ssve his
Own ne K from the gsiiows. Tie Jl;y
disagreed snd Damlps leg in Ill sNeIt
lag second tri1l. Dr.. Bow
ers yesterday toll S report
er that he had evidence
that Mrs Rauhsyon poisoned her sor,
and that D m'ng nal nothirg 50 d. VII,
the II tier Demng, he dec AIRED while 5
fellow prisoner with one GolteIsg2 told
toe latter his business was tnst:of Epro-
eqI5rs G)ldeuson related theB tssts t.
B9&eVs;S crily BET "a ne waSA1aegeG
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
An EXPOSE.
A Grand Torchli9ht Procession at Co
a,GRehe Participated in Jy Gibbs
From FGsIOuS TOI0nS.
Secret Orqeni.Gtiea in the RaESs Of tLe Ueioz
Lotor Party CGH Il tie National
GrSsr of g16stf,s ......

4 Secret Organization in The RGT2s Of %, UseSoz
Lotor Party CGH tie AGtiOnal
order Of IsdetieS. .
Correspondence OF the Gazette
ComANCHS, TEX, Or. II. Yesterday even
ing and ,asI nigh. was he,d day for Conan he
county DEMOCRACY ani Is vii, ong be rem m
bered b. tne cltiz g. yoGngaad OLD, OF Go
manche and The SURROUNDING coultry. & COIN
u,itas from IT, neis Uoriog democratic cluDs
Of shiloh and Evs-g cen 40 lied he m IN esTs
Ct the CONAN ne Democrats Club that their
club would v'si ih5 D0nsuche Ciuo Ia body
q cic next regQ3 nee g and pro osed
that they a., IA In grand street parate al
torchlight proce sion &c might. In pur
suan,e OF The ogramme the Conan 3
Cub met IN open e ili IA lhe eastern suburbs OF
the town and awaited thetapprosch of the visit.
ors who appeared prompt at $50 O'clock.
when they 10 med IL line two abreast aud
marched thr u n the principal streets In resu-
lar oIHer to the marta sIfaiEs OF music fur
nished oy rofessor Stralf y's string md. The
column was alb ut one half Z lie long ana PIE
scented u gran AND ,mpoLiog appearances with
the United -tates flags and banners waving
and fapping IA tie breezs all aiong The line
and torches o. long poles above the head OF
almost every rider,
Tho column hated and formed circle Ia the
court house So are. when IS was proposed by
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

ritual gao key for pub icGtian.
Ga October so, 1885, iHE GAZETTE
printed sn expose Of ms then ex.snpS
YIGeues from Tie B VIE Cross TIN oers,
and wss persuaded &c bs!ieye that tbi.
public exposure hsd led to the dissolution
of tie Order Bell. VINO 'hst the V dettes
lad gone TO pieces Ia 1856 10 cops queIce
of the light thrown nn raeir eXis, ence,
and that this ritual Ts5 CT sn extinct
order, TEB GAZETTE simply lsid it away
as relic tf = once po1elfal Gnd close
political corporation.
Ca the 1917 Of The presen. mouth, how
ever, TIE GAZETTE received me following
repprt OF 40 expose OF ihe S.tionsl Oder
or Ydetteg, eng gave place 10 j: o;!ooeI
20, 1888:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
editori.ls taken from the Evening CAL ct
MORE c, MPAIGS FALsKHooI $.
Evening Call OF. 8.

Evening Gail OF. 9.
Wntn the l.sE gen, raj lee Ion was over the
small cam paiyn politician lauQnsd and bozs'en
Ple Tally III III manner in which he had fright
eued he people into vJtiI & the so rGlIe }
DemGcra IL ticzet by =, ISM the ruin-tbe TO Il
srsre crow. admitted that he In ertiO! all5
deceived he paop'e and b lsuEhe. o or hIs
success but b. said he would not t-y the sam
hicS az 10. he was sure ,oReYet, he rould
gull the people with s"m other fraud. T Us
the rEqu" OF ward poll icians thought and
talked. Now, we the peopl4 Inat he
me is az hand when those gen
lemen will uninrd their fraurs ard
campaign hes up n the country. What viii IL
BE-: Wei. Ist " ten the vAZET 4 IL is
their organ, and Il wilt contain the dOse un! h
tueY intend 10 palm OF on the ,ople. FROM
row on 10; one shade OF truth VIII b found IN
Its cnlu un,, 50 far a. the ocsl Campaign IL
coOceIneo. We csres o say thi but cuty to
TIT 9. Or IL may be sno1h r. just watch THE
the nar VINO Is to formulate the fraud
already III ia uen. 0e dare auy
hist somewhere Ia TIE q ZETTE flee,
of In its oars su1 slippery dep he, might
row be fluno In manuscript n IN Hp3 8 me-
thing which p r1or 10 b. Nd sfa avit t. The
GAZETrG's cam a'Rn lie slSued to it will
ooup =. b. 70 I'D Inc mama OF one of tho
creaturfsw ON tr ach' =, i,se would fear 10
trust a PIriah am IT gst hi, en- laos. n irsIto
with the douole brani of JUDAS on his brow,
rome wret h who IL away. tyr ,aie-very
coesp c dou't know u hat The lie vii be,
bar ire poit. ian must use one, anc, III + CT.
has for waraed US : at he will ase enc or more
So watch II cir organ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

NJ. f ST. JOHN & co.
HATCHELL & REICHEN.
n E GRAMNER.
j NJ LYLES.
LAWN & MUDRIN.
W, J WOOD
C o TERRY.
EASTWOOD & OESCH.
SMITH & WHTLOW.
TOM CAV tNiUGH.
T L SHEEHAN.
DAY & MAS.
Z NJ We.
THRELKELD & LYME.
MANSION BAR.
L. G PTrr
GEORGE LETTER.
F. y. SOrHERN.
N. STROUsE
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
vIDETTEs IN KANSAS,

We see from the GLOBE Dem )crAt'. C RE
spcndence tnas III etale TsXaN story of two
wears ago has been imported lutI n.a- to hep
beat III C'ior Labor party T. thai state. The
rs orzan Gt'on exists VIII Oh 10 10 control #
ire Cai"n LsbTr part We know noIhii G
s0ou, he facts, blLi ooss llBe new edition
OF net cas- OF es " Tn which pol ac!an- have
s Eaya rign en.o fools away from Il rev par
les. Men of n rye aad 8. nse pay no attention
l.e Wa, ,t,rted for loc effect et COM
pcln IA TeX.s wv year. ato, and oou N IS.
Will , It va no, 70 one sOit OF ,am aign
usa at any poin:. IN T-1ss ' here he-" are 1.
lots 10 believe II. " here basH NldelIts
b5en h'dln.? Why ha tn not cJricn tied
lie still It'll tnst oe OK" siCcti,' am th ru h
i'to: e PSI only 10 HE p. C efeai he people,
en)r:s p refJrm ard hen 80 OacS out sight
uuIii he political thinb e ri ger ne ds them
< 10? Tn litea OF great par hse the
u n'on LaoCr psrIy composed CT law loving,
wttnuu! law. betus dominated or coutrol ed ii
an aosrrhi5a; ), cret rgaoiZ Ito. 4 20 l.
LOOKS II tie Ike the ruin the own scar Irow
NoTB Yes e day, knowing that the cam.
psikrc s. line Was growing saor,, and tasi &
We wrote he above editorials. This IN
Ing, OIL Ginning to ONCE, w. 6n' Ih5 priI.
era s5Ltlng up those editorials sndwJ alsJ Ind
The e. ZEIrE WI Ii. 'oiumns laden wiz
10 pet, m.cadeT, naG up MA" etc.
Some hiUg of tho same sorI rec, rtS appeared
GAZETTE 7as copi q, bAE not tuitei We
know nolhi5g OF any ret polili "a! r. an.zs-
10 snc Il is I'd 70 b. lieye III 1t "a ~ parry of
the peocls, snd espec!an party bi Ell upon
printiple aad Indepe den IN 1 3 ua use sholll
Ee conEo led ny BE re political soc ely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

IN the IN CT, md By mans CT TIE fjrTss
ontes, etc w7icA he h1sted, plsra6 NJ
Boon IN shspa TO lose ahNu SI20 nn0
NJ, Koon has siresdy p.:d nbou $50, 0C0
u OF his pries'e tuGds N " stdr"r,
IL letter, c Fl ~ to psy The SO 600 out :,
sanding II s. sGt!sfscs0rV arrangement
csr he msdP, one which wi|I no. mske
WaiGrn1 law hreSSs-. Il nrdsr to
make This srrs1gFm n. Colonel ] 1hl A.
ssGsoa tad Henry G T3u' be- Ct D trcit
wiliiesYa &c; Eur;1e ;o,asY. Ackinscn
"a Wafir02's attorney ant Tiur5er goes
IL tae irteraa. OF Mr. r ron.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28
Ell, 9h,r,ao ut. Uakoowa.

CHICAGO. III, O:'. 2z.-ClarIes c
Norder, Who LEFT TIE city ab IN twl weeks
agn, &AETg with him Considerable
sm1uEt of m0nsy belonging to the Citi-
,nS' Bnil ildg ami L lsr Association, has
rot yet been heard from. IL is known b.
aas sEsce eant message to his wit, ou'
she pretebGs entire ig7oTsnce ss to his
present whereabouts. Ezpsrts who have
been examining che books 9: me assOc'a-
ion claim 'hss instf1i Of $1,000 as hr-'
snar3oset, n rien'' eh1rfsy" VIII amount
ss5 between sl2 900 and $4,000
xEsssssate't eSGaoe ear h t,r pair. Salvation
Fol, wiiftbve iq$s relief Pr 8 IS CO.
al wS sire Mst water" is another name
tssnf Ba.o 5n. nv. oax:5e' IA
.tDriuk wsko fss#e :nssfE.
3 sl<s-l ssal.IIssl-- s-s7s-
wort Athe ris. Is sun lie t, then
rasi u MIRA Necal IN go : once
NJ get c su5Aasscf' Grand R3puolic
Iss5 allrq
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

sbscouoi Bunker Heard Frnn.
HILLSIDE, MICS Oct 81 Charles "
Wsldtop, the bsnk =, @bo recently Il d
eav.Dg Z D. K ION, Ills pxrsnsr, badly
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-07

That first kiss was mistake, IN one
sense, / grant you; shall we count
this, that your dear lips imprinted
on my hand, as ho mistake, no ac-
cident, but n sweet. enduring
reality?"
What May would have said or
done, it is hard to determine; or
whether she would have deserted
even at that crisis, but 'just in time"
as he afterward laughingly observed,
her father appeared on the scene.
One look of quick, glad surprise and
he was at their side.
What passed further need not be
reported. But half an hour later,
when Allan rose TO return to the
house to make preparations for his
own return home, May was leaning
on his arm with the most engaging
confidence, while Mr.. Wingfeld
was beaming upon both the young
people in the most serenely-satisfied
manner, and voting that accident
the ''luckiest disaster that had ever
befallen him.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-07
A Mitigating Circumstance,

A certain little boy who is certain
ly not "too good for human natures
daily food, often has fits of what he
calls the sold naughtiness," when
his Majesty cold Naughty" takes
possession of his victim and keeps
him under his thrall until after a
struggle of spirit the evil monarch
is dethroned for the time and calm
and reason take his place. One day
this week the bad spirit got the
upper hand for a little while and
everything looked black in the house
hold; but "Old Naughty was con-
quered before the dinner was ready.
and our hero appeared at table with
sweet temper and gayety. "Mam-
ma, said he, "you have about given
up your diamond ring for lost,
haven't you" Eyes, answered the
mother; "why ?" Because I've
found it and hoped it would be a
pleasant surprise to you. 1t was
lucky Twas bad to-day or [ shouldn't
have been rolling on your floor and
have seen it hanging on to the cur
tain, where it had caught. Don't
be hard on Old Naughty after this.
mamma
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-07
Wonderful Cures,

w. D. iloyt & Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We
have been selling DIR. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well. or
give such universal satisfaction There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases OF pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of few bot.
ties Of Dr. Kings New Discovery. taken
in connection with Electric Bitters We
guarantee them always. Sold bv
Beaten Smith. Newark. Del
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-07
Greatly Excited.

Not few of the citizens of Newark
have recently become greatly excited
over the astounding facts, that several of
their friends who had been pronounced
by their physicians as incurable and be-
yond all hope-suffering with that dread
ed monster Consumption-have been
completely cured by DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, the only
remedy that does positively cure all
throat and lung diseases; Coughs, Colds,
Asthma and Bronchitis. Trial bottles
free at Beaton Smiths drug store, New
ark Del. Large bottles 81.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-07
Buoklen'g Arnioa Salye.

The Best Salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains;
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. Eor sale by Beaton Smith.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-07
Preparatory Sale

On 210OO Men and Boys Overcoats and Suits This Sale
begins to-day dee 9S) and will continue until every garment
is closed out your time TO buy FOR present and future
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-07
Answer This Quest on

Why do so many people we see around
us, seem TO prefer to suffer and he nnJr
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation
Dizziness. Loss of Appetite. Cominr m
of food. Yellow skin, when for - or.
we will sell them Shiloh's Vitnliznr
Guaranteed to cure them. Sold by + r
Dilworth, Newark, Del. ''
SlllI.OlIS CATARRII REMEDY 4
marvellous cure for Catarrh. Diphtber;a
Canker mouth, and Head Ache, VIII
each bottle there is an ingenious nasal
Injector for the more successful trcnt
ment of these complaints without extro
charge. Price 20 cts. Sold bv 4. r. hi.
worth, Newark, Del. IN
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-07

NlcroRlAs OPPORTUNITY The
Queen--Dear Mr.. Sullivan, can you
not help an unhappy lady? NV
old age is made miserable by dyna-
miters and rebels.
John We'll, mum, if We can
put de ducks in 24-foot ring wild
me, | guess I can fix We out
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-07


To cook Reed and other small
birds.--After picking and cleaning
the birds put lump of butter the
size of hickory nut in the belly,
then roll them in the yolk of the
egg, then in bread crumbs, tie them
and truss them on the bird-spit,
baste them well. While they are
roasting sprinkle bread crumbs over
them. They will cook in fifteen
minutes with a quick fire. Garnish
them with sliced lemons. If broil-
ers they are very nice served on
toast.-Exchange.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

Home Is woman's domain, and she -
entitled 10 everything that can Be added
70 spare ker much annoyance and hard
labor. There are many conveniences,
which II brought II use. are Inexpensive,
and will materially tighten the burden
and labor 81 the housewife Prominent
among these convenicnces 10 the Wapa-
.kanets Porcelain Churn, which IL meet
|ine With such remarkable sale and suc-
,cess wherever introduced. Who ever
!sees these churns will need no explana-
!tion Of the reasons for the great demand
This churu j. sold solely on it, merits,
and we do this knowing that wherever
liz Roes Il will make . clean record The
following ere = few Of the many advsn-
lssees conceded to the Porcelain Churn
bv I'll Who have used them, viz: LET, a
great saving 70 labor. "a, IL j. 50 con-
~issructed thst il absolutely can not leak
l3d. The quality Of the butter ; the inside
'imr1s being such - not 20 injure tn
'ISvo6n 81 the butter. lth. The quantity
liof the butter: the construction Of tn
being such - 20 subject al Of IN
sIcream % IN equal amount Of agitation
Icausinx the butter "a come very evenly
:ithereby producing more butter from I
'I9iven amount OF cream than any otheI
,churn can sth, The ease Of removing
the butter and washing the churn- Ihs
Ientire top Of the churn i open when III
,lcover i taken of. thus giving abundant
access for removing the butter. All tha'
rs required to thoroughly cleanse thu
Ichurn il 3 put in some hot water and
give the crank : few turns IL appear
snce. II would Be N ornament 70 any
room 10 Ire house.
70 responsible parties we will givs
This caurn on ten days. trial For sale By
Friedman. Scheirich 3 Co., Hardware
Store. corner I'd and Jackson 6ts-s neal
In r. depot. Jasper. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

Acuprxrs--On Monday, = Frank
|Gutgseli. : - year old Q % Mr. Val
|Gut9selI, living Oh the Troy road. was
riding : mule. the animal became fright
|ened and threw hin. His len srm uss
broken q ths elbow. DR.. Werss was
called and reduced the fracture, bat -
|the break was q : bed rIace i nay casse
u sti6 arm
o. Monday q o~tsnstsnageI's - mill.
|in madison township. NJ. Jcs. 6eenf-
|tenagel undertook { reach : piece Of
b0ard beside the saws while they we're
runnlag, when bic len arm near the
shoulder cane % contact with the mp
per 80, and Was badly cut 1enethwtse
down % the hose. It made - ugly
and painful wound. Dr. Kempf =
Hapcnck dressed e, and d not think u
will result seriousIy.
On Monday .Bsckv Edooaston, con
|of Mr. ,. b l. Edmonsfoo. Of Harblsou
Was putting some cartridges
|in = = caIibre pistol, u he b~arn-yard
and bic thumb clipped 6rom The hammer
lust q HE father camo around The barn
10 Or 20 feet distant, asd the ball otruc1
|his father ID The right err, lodging IN III
Iskull back or The eae. 10 was taken Ou|
Iby ~. Wertz end Brock y getting oIoo1
lsIcsly. sbosgh - deat vast ssy nor
lead
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

PrRsoxAL-xrs- johnson. vile oi
venductor Johnson, formerly o. this
ennch Of the Air Line. was visiting
n1snds 10 Jasper this week.
~. 8. Kuebler u IN LouIsvilIe and
slss,nnati this week after Z big stock 81
5eoes. taking advantage Of the recent
~ =. A. Sweeney went 10 Evans.
49, ssndsy 70 spend : week with her
IN Foster. ID that city.
FINK Kuebler went % Louisville
Iososy, 70 look for . siiuation % con-
~ pc chosen trade q jeweler.
en- Henry Bauer, from near Keller
~. 80 fesurued from Louisville Tuesdsy,
Iln is daughter. : young lady Who
ceeu living there Cor some months,
~ - become insane. Thsir actions
y Streets II Jasper attracted the q
~ 49, Of large number. - they entsr.
~k,,. ~ cane ous d Herblgis saloon,
- = uss trying % persuade her @
vagon 20 ride hone. Thu
=. ,se.ef hnaIIy started q : brisk Wall
touns with Der father following
m "a saother man driving the Wagon
y.rds behind then.
e.'oing Elder Collins, Of The Win
nss district, n. =. church, wss n Jas'
ar n1onday. and gave @ : pleasant
- ns ssys church matters thr ough'
Z ~ o'strict ass getting along we'll
M ~ nis way % Hnnsing6orR q
,. Ne church 0inisssrial trial o. Rev
H.. tr'cdIey, which ~ 1xsd for
49,: 2. -. welborn cane % ysd
Il y - the docket for April court
cs.s.s ZONE Wednesday night.
joI n nletn be- accepted : 0u00cr'
sssi ~ er1ck-ysrd - Washingtoa 90
M asparsuss tAishsr ysstcrdsy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

ArrEsrrD4-On Monday evening :
rsrty Of three men in Evansville. On :
dunk. raised : row With some Italians
ui threw beer glasses q them. and one
George .eich, or Reich, got N iron poker
ssl beat IN Italian with u terribly
I<irh cane mp to Jaspes On the late
train that night. and go followed On
Tuesday " Capt. W. ID. Grain, Of the
police. md arrested and taken hack
Isesday night. 70 answe for 4. B. With
iatenf 10 Kin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-20

&c Burrows. Kalamazoo Mich. tes-
ti6es: "for more than I'VE years, .
member Of nv family his been afflicted
With Hay Fever. eliminating late in the
fall in : hacking cough. Every remedy
proved futile. Not half : bottle Of Pa
piIIon fextrsct Of hsxl Cstarrh Cure had
been used before the cough entirely die
appeared. and genera relief followed
IL u simply wonderful Large bottles
only 81. 9