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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

tho Democratic yarty in Congress will
never agree 10 sny measure which pro-
poses to prevent the accumulation Of the,
surnlus in the Treasury by increasing the
taIes upon the necessaries OF life, and
az this il one OF tho prominent fea-
tures of the bill nov under consideration
In the Senate. it is not difficult to pre-
dict what its fate will be. When we re-
duce the revenue we propose TO reduce
taxation also. end we do not propose 70
leave them on clothing. building mate
rials medicines, tools of trade, and
other articles absolutely necessary to the
people.
Speaker Carlisle's speech was punctu-
ated by frequent outbursts OF applause
on the part of the crowd. He termi-
mated somewhat unexpectedly, but he
was nevertheless cheered to the echo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Nn, uiu ne,,er Half.

Johnny TO stepmotber) "Ma, I've
lust been reading about the Revolution (;
what does it mean when it speaks OF
minute. men
Stepmother "It means men who re-
sponded in a minute to their country s
call.
johnny: "Is pa minute-man ?
Stepmother Certainly, child. lie
would respond in q minute to patriotic
duty
johnny returns to his book for a mo-
ment and then assails his stepmother
with:
INA. can you tell me why no one can
ever call You pas better half ?"
"No indeed, l can't, Johnny. Why
is it -"
"Because you're only siItieth part
Of him."
"Only q sixtieth part of him? How
do you make that out p
"Why, you say he's q mlnute-man'
and now, since his first wite's dead
you're only his second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
WITLgAHsBCRG .
Tn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AsJ'
lam, &c.
Correspondence Of tie Ri,hmond Dlspatch.l
OCTOBER, ID. 1888.

rcorespondencs Of the Ri;hmond Dlspatch.l
OCroBBs, -, 1888.
The cheap rates given our people by
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway have
induced large numbers OF them to at
tend the Exposition. Among those VINO
visited the Exposition during the week
were DR.. Leonard Henley, Mr. NJ. X.
Harreu. Mr.. II. r. Cole, and Mr.. Il. d..
Peachy. =.
II is probable that the Democratic
club here will attend the big demonstra-
ton at Richmond on the oath and carry
about forty meu.
Mr.. Walter Burns is visiting his homo
in Path county. He will be absent until
November.
DIR. Leonard Henley handsomely en-
ter.ained Tuesday evening at dinner
Professor Stubbs, Hons. James \.
Stubbs and Gardner Tyler, DR.. h. u.
Booth. and Mr.. Il. +. Cole.
Mr.. q. Brown GOo5e and wife, OF
Washington, are here for short stay.
Mr.. Goode IS the assistant secretary OF
tbs Smithsonian Institution, and IS much
interested 10 the many historic land
marks Astounding in this section.
Hon. b. b. kBnford, accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. Judge Coles, of PittsyE
wanna county, Will arrive hero Monday
evening to visit Captain Bright.
DR.. SnnsoD, OF Fairfax, was here yes
terday. ana entered his son at William
and Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. McCanna, OF West
Point, Va. were in town yesterday.
Miss Mamie Young, OF Warwick, with
Mr.. 4. c. Peachy, Miss NJ. G. Lane
with Mr.. b. d. Pcachy attended the
Exposition yesterday. The party was
cbaperoned by Mrs. John b. Spencer.
Over the main entrance over the in
sane asylum there has been placed a
Intel On which is painted in large and
striking letters the following "Asylum
Erected A. ID. 1863" and on the reverse
side is the coat-of-arms Of the Gaut
family, DR.. John Mnson Gault having
/ been the first superintendent OF the asy-
I lum. Around the coat-oi-arms are the
initials j. l.. T.. -designating faith. love,
and truth. On either side of the gate
has been placed two beautiful electric
lamps, which add much to the appear
ance OF the entrance.
Miss Annie Gait OF Norfolk, is visit
/ ing at the Gault House, east francis
street.
Miss Mary Martin, of Richmond, is a
guest at tie Executive building, west
/ Francis street.
Or. James Garlick and Miss Bette
Gay were in Richmond on the 18th to
attend the marriage of Miss Charlotte
/ Faulkinor. of this town, to DR.. Wilson
/ Hubbard, Of Newport News.
Andrew Williams and several other
colored Republicans Of the anti-Nahone
wing addressed q good crowd OF the col
ored population here to-day. Willmms
is sheriff Of Elizabeth City county and
independent candidate FOR Congress.
Nise Maggie Reed takes her departure
at an early date for New Orleans to re-
main during the winter.
3lr. K. NJ. Hughes, of Norfolk, Is here
enjoying the hunting season, which
comes in Monday. W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Buryiog victim, OF toe Rail.


SCRANTON, Pa, October Is. Business
wss suspended during the greater part OF
to-day on the occasion Of the funeral
rites over the remains Of the victims OF
the Mud Run disaster. Funerals were
held simultaneously throughout the y al
lev. twenty-five of the victims were
buried in this city, twenty-nine al. Plea
SAINT Valley. and a smaller number at
Moosic. Ninooka, and other places.
Services il this city were held at the
Catholic Cathedral. The c1rtege to the
cemetery was nearly two hours passing a
given point No such scene had been
witnessed in the LackaSanna Valley
since the great disaster at the Avondale
mine in 1868, when more than hundred
miners were killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Luelia's Mouth.

While waiting Tor Luella Sweet,
within her Darfors WARM embrace,
I toOk her album from its place
Aai read this lsuiatiye cOnceit:
"Ihy mouth, Lucia, In repo5o
Doth sembiRnco some iust-hudding rose
or cOral-shell. whose dainty lips
The nectar Of the sea- breeze sips"
Luolla entered: IN awhile
We took walk; u soemed my part
10 lake her " an oysfcr-mart.
tid; / shall not here compile
\ nst 81 " saSldiB-roc and such
She sOpped With gHstrOnOmic clutch,
Nor sess 10 nov yOu, by word.
Tie speed with which they we're Inferred.
But this IN honestly confess,
Whom that album dld acquire,
To strain 81 rOthor fellows Tyre
let this irfbuso ofervesco;
"But whcn. Luolla, you DO yawn
For fully riponed CYster-spawn.
Thy mouth dom On my mind eugraft
Tho portal Of a mining-shatt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Little Ollie had been listener to n con-
versation on bangs, IN which her mother
had said something about their changing
the expression so much. Shortly after.
upon going 80 the barn, they found that
kittie, their equine fayorite, had had her
tail locked. Upon discovering this
Ollie exclaimed
"Oh. my, mamma Just look how
kittie's been banged it does change her
expression awfully, don't it? -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
SYMPTOMS.

Loss Of Appofte, Bad Breath. Bowels Costlve,
Headache with dun, heavy sensation. Pain
under Shoulder Blade often mistaken Tor hheI-
msiIsfnl. Fulness after Eatirg. Disseminated 70
ExertiJn Of Body or Mind, luita,ihty Of Tenn
per, 1ow spirits Or The Blues. i.o4tcBsnss5 aud
"A sensation " nagl1g ioft unlOne something
which ought % have hern doLe. Nerriness.
Dizziness, Dos before tho Eyea bigtly-ColOrod
Urine, lIiul Dreams, Coast stion, etc.
Not all. but always some q these symptoms
indicate want Of acIion OF tho LIVER. aaG Tor 4
safe, reliable remedy that eau do no harm aud
MAYER known II fatl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Bonds Furehased ~ Date.

WAsHIyGIoN. October l3.-The total
amount OF bonds purchased to date
under the circular OF april is $S4, go, =
751, Of which $5l. 1922 O0 were As and
s23, 27S, $50 were 4 is. The cost of these
ponds is SO, l0j, $50 for As and $50. S96.
1872 Tor AS, making total OF SlOl, sol,
73l. Notwithstanding these heavy pay
ments the Treasury surplus to-day is
stated at ss5, 900, coo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Tho pore ana .l.s Emneror.

tBy Anglo-Ameriesa cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
RouR, October 13.-ln an interview
between the Pope and Emperor William
yesterday his Holiness emphasized the
necessity OF the restoration Of temporal
power, and SAID all sovereigns should
unite to assure it. Emperor William re-
piled that it would be more to the Pope's
advantage to unite with those who repre-
sent the principles Of order and social
quiet, and thereby to better securethe
peace OF the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

anplvine match the workmen went ont
OF danger. Two OF the blasts were tired,
Int the third was not. Morrison. despite
the protests OF his Acknowledgment,
started TO sec what was the matter. As
he leaned over the spot where the blast
was it exploded, tearing his head on
and terribly lacerating bis body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
EtTnm n.In..

HYACISrHS. TULIPS, ETC, lN.
= 4 PORTED dHe-i from th3 grower ln .o
lanI and France, lus, reviewed. ai ihn alr d
extra nne qualify and prices Daily as .l- a. }
lower than tnOse u nOrthcrn detlorA
send Zoe descriptive LIST Aah0i irno
Parties REQUIRING large laa4Lfiss arc rc1h, IL
Cd % write tsr spolzi Ir.ees.
q. ". WOOD ,oSN. seeismgn,
corn6r siEth aud Marshsl streets.
and llll east franslts sreot
So % cod, a&setAoJl hichmsl1, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
In Els Arlila.

"Do you like dancing, Miss ,"
"Dancing Indeed do. Waiting
has always had my rapt admiration"
81 believe you. l saw you IN the
mazes with your Cousin Clarence last
night. and l must say you seemed to be
completely wrapped"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Observation-Disclosures.

This Is the fall sere gems contaminated, pota'
toes shucEed and gornerei
The vea- grown bald, the foreground eentenl
with the promise OF pumpsln-pie,
Yawniug burs in the tree-t0ps; yaWnlng boys
patient. waitiug below.
Farmer gun, bulldog unconscious, forms an-
gled, and sortlEg Tho leaves luNurlant;
Bang busted gun-dead farmer, ditto dog Dim
distance aeilo with eyauescing symptoms OF
anus homo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Tho Ns,o Iden.

Class in definition
"Harry, please give me the meaning
Of the word 'penance.
"Pennants Why thems the things
the Brooklyns and the New Yorks are
tryin to git.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
WADE wHIPPLE's wufNs.

Though il may seem singular. it ia
nevertheless true that when mans cell
lar is conled he feels confident that his
home will be warm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Iaia Hand Yarn Oh.

10y loIFETapn % ne DI'Va,cu.I
ATLANTA, Ga, October l3.-Angus
Morrison. Scotchman. employed at the
Ltonia Granite Works. met horrible
death this afternoon. He was superin-
tending some blasts. Three charges had
been put in a. mauu places. and after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

10y tcIrElupI % tu5 Uspafcn.I
HAVANA, October l3.-The condition
of the weather here indicates tendency
TOWARD the formation of cyclone in the
Caribbean Sea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

Chicago Man Con Chestnut street,
That gentleman | just bowed to is one Of
the most remarkable men in Chicago.
Philadelphia RI ? In what way ?
4" tie was born there. "-PhiiadeLphia
Hcrdid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

In Scotland a poet named Hogs
Was born b humsliiy's ken.
And grssping the fitness OF things
he readily took 20 the pen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

TAKE YOUR DYEING AND CLEAN-
4 IN0 " tho EIChs sOND STEAM DfktN'',
SCOU'ING. AND g AkP kf-C TX ANN z
WORKS, mo "a gcss aud oest-c2alpta,J Doslsc d.
TIC south, No sis north kitfh sfhkEL, A. d
mond. Va Ms. a. j. PYLE
80 aeodSm FToprsSssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

buy BOOTS SHOES RUBBERs og money '
IL
E,I-N' so ON-P RICE ID tnD from BID
w meut,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
Y 0 r s ALE.

Four COWS-nno miser-; six HORSES ID
srANDAKL-3aED MAR1-iu fell ~
stein 0uai record 2-Hsl; ono rne l'' .
MAkE-rcori. y. 2. sired D. King Ia,..rn. .l
fosl By Norfolk n; ous MAhE -.h-te yearr B
jas sixteen naHi., handsome. and ll.e ir'' -
enc pair WATCH sORRELs-folf fea.
pest. sixteen hands, sui Ono tr,rr usr -
REL 81 ALLiON-tptrourl bred, $500 t.". .. b
fast, rccord 1858. Gao hah4f.rr shl -..tf I
OLD. gentle. suitable tor pta.t "a. hlr.t
A. IATHrN
lu.U MaIl s.r.rL
OcI.-i0 lI lrI..l, g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14

EOR SALE. ONE FINE CDY e
! fresh 70 tAe pail Can boz sesa a. 81. $500
1910 east ~ al rtrnUL ...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-14
SIGHT IMPROVED.
HEw YORK CITY, April 4. 1884,

All eyes fitted ADD tho ~ guaranteed AZ tho
PHARMACY OF X q. CABELL, JR., q CO.,
Richmond. Va o. 3-cOdlm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

Among the food OF words that come
to-day from every quarter, robed in
eulogy. wrapped in endearments or
shrouded in sympathy, for the PROSTATE
cheftain, Sheridan's tribute 20 the Lad
that carried the musket stands out in
bold relief Said he at reunion Of vet
e.ans In the west not long since:
II went through all the grades they
had in the volunteer service, and then
commenced and went through all the
grades in the regular service and the
date of every commission have is the
date OF battle Now want to say To
you. comrades, that am indebted TO the
private In the ranks for all this credit
that has come to me. lie was the man
who did the fighting, and the man who
carried the musket is the greatest hero
Of the war ia my opinion"
Here is an instance Of the true hero,
not only skilled in the mastery evolu-
tion OF troops in battle. but unselfish TO
share with them in the honors Of victory
or suffer for them the odium Of de-
feat.
NtI- EittiANArA " ~ SAN<A ~ - t+t'-
From the martial cradle Of the American
soldier at West Point, he was detailed to
the frontier. and met the hostile savage
on the plains. In the cunning warfare OF
the bush and ueiiie His soldieriy qualifica-
tions attracted the attention u his super
ior officers in the west, and he earned rap
dily the stars OF brigadier general, until,
by Gen. Grants orders in 1854, he was
transferred TO the command Of the cav
airy Of the Army of the Potomac in the
east From this time 70 the close q the
war, ne was a most potent cause Of the
annihilation OF the flower Of the Confcd-
crate Army IN Virginia A skiliful com
mandant, remorscless rider, thunder
bolt in the attack, he led and the men
with the musket, the carabine and the
rapler followed him too 10 tho dawn Of
peace at Appomatox-
Gen. Sheridans history Is too well
known to need description. At fifty
seven, loaded with honors. he awaits
calmly the approach Of death. No
greater honors could BE- bestowed on
man than those which come % that
great character IN military history. who
with pride points 70 his insig gnia o. Fame
and says: ''The boys with the muskets
gave those TO me.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

WAsHIxcroS, June l4.-[Special. -
There 10 probably no man in congress
who has done more to secure juslice TO
the wageworkers Of the country than Col.
q. @. Mstson Of Indiana. / mentioned
in former dispatch the testimonial pre-
sented to the colonel by the $500 em-
ployes in the government printing Office,
ia appreciation OF Mr.. Matson's efforts
in congress for the laboring classes. AT
. meeting held on the 18th inst, . fur
ther Endorsement was given in tho fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That we. the employees IN gov
ernment printing Office 1t Washington
ID. q. recognize In the Hon. g. G. Matson
Of Indiana true friend Of the laboring
people, as fully demonstrated in hie OH
cial and private life, and We hereby
pledge ourselves TO earnestly support
him for governor Of Indiana at the COM
ing election. As knights Of labor, and
others not members OF the order. We
commend to our fellows In Indiana our
true and tried friend as worthy IN Gil
respects Of their hearty support.
w. Il. BRID0E.
FREDERIcH OTro,
CURTIS CLARK.
J.K. HARDEsTY,
3. w. BAXTER,
w. II. HEroN.
Committee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

The machinery Is beginning to arrive
The Childrcn's Department will Be
very attractive.
Tho street railroads OF the city are all
buying excursion cars.
President Cleveland and wife will be
present to open the Exposition.
The Governors Of all the States repre-
rented in the Honorary Board will be
present TO review the grand pageant.
President Cleveland will sign the bill
for an appropriation OF Sl50.0o0 70 dis
play the Government exhibit at Cincin-
natl.
Take the boys into Horticultural Hall
for leap year creams, ices, cakes and
cooling lcmonadcs and make 'em pay for
what you want.
From the spindle and distan to the
modern sewing machine will be
romance full Of interest to those visiting
the woman's department at the Centen-
nial Exposition.
The farmer should by no means fail TO
take advantage OF the opportunity 70
benefit his farm, crops and stock by a
days visit at least at the Centennial Ex-
position at Cincinnati.
Centennial May Musical Festival ex-
penses at Cincinnati were $3S, 1000, and
the receipts In the neighbcrhood Of $40,-
900. Lloyd got u, 500, and does dot sing
again in America for one year.
The ministers Of the different denom-
nations are enthusiastic over the show
ing they will make OF the influence Of
Christianity in the Northwestern Terri
tory during the century just closing.
The exhibit OF the Navy Department
will include the models Of al the ships
OF war, monitors and ironclsds In the
American Navy, as well as other impor-
tant relics from the archives Of that De-
partment.
The Educational Department Is 70 b
very complete in exhibits. Many public
schools and private institutions win bs
represented with displays. The Kinder
garten and It's development and methods
viii form brilliant feature.
The agricultural exhibit ought TO bring
every farmer In the Northwestern Terri
tory 70 the Exposition. It will benefit
his farm twenty-five per cent. to mako
the journey and study some improve
mcnts he nceds 70 pake The farW pay
end my y 70 lify w Rsrtgegs. 1Glz
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

Rochester Union.
There are older men than Mr.. Thur
man in public life In America. He was
born November l3, 1913, which will
make him 75 years old next fall. Sena-
Tor Payne, or Ohio, u nearly thrco years
older, and Senator Morrill,, Of Vermont,
Il his senior by three years and half, g
II also Justice Bradley, Of the United
states Supreme Court. Judge Pig Iron
Kelley, OF Penny lvauia, "The Father Of
the House. is only dvo months younger
than Mr.. Thurman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

The following patents were granted
for the week ending June l2. 1858, g;
ported expressly for this paper BY JoG,
II. Hunter, Solicitor OF Americsn and
Foreign Patents, Washington. d. c.
J. n. Brown, Richmond. car brake :.
w. ii. Brown, Indianapolis, Dire proof
floor; A. b. Cuip, Wakar0sa, fence: B.
q. Elliot, Prairie Creek. door fhslenor |;
II. 7. Lemon, Richmond, atmosphorio'
clothes washer; j. w. Mulvey, Jones.
vile, hoe cultivator G. B. Nelson, CraWs
fordsvilIe, metallic cresttile lightning
rod Geo. Potts, indianapolis, clay dls-'
integrator; A. G. Rosencranz, EvanoS
VILE, plow; Frank Schofleld, New
Albany, machine for grinding, suooths
ing and polishing glass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

The largest self.adj justing leather
link belt ever made has jutt bcon put In
place IN Lawrence, Mass. II u 76 feet
long, 80 inches vide, weighs 78o pounds,
end y took 06,776 linko % make Il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

A new Lodge Of II. and A. N. w.
established at Birdseyc, last week, byr
Grand Master I. r. Leyden, and w. ~
Tuley, Deputy Grand Master, or New
Albany. Birdseye il : thriving plaoov
full Of life and prosperity, We only -
gret that she ID just on the other tide Oe
the line. 1t may be- however, thae %
some day in the not distant future ohor
will be the county seat Of : new counoys-
-Leay o. worth Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

The red bandanna having become -
ensign Of tho Democracy, the Repnbli.
cans will undoubtedly adopt some couns
ter emblem. Already In some localities
in the West abridged editions Of tho 6lat
6pangled Banner, in the shape or rodt
white and blue handkerchief, are II
vogue, but these have no special signi6.
cance in this campaign. The choice of
the ticket may suggest more appropriS
ate ensign. For instance, il the ca6dl-I
date should be Depew. handkerchief
might be chosen containing On iIluetgu-
ton Of locomotive; il Harrison, one
representing the scenes OF . bsttle6el6 !:
III Gresham, judicial court room i(
Alger, lumber yard; II Allison, The
Senate chamber. and II John Sherman, q
picture Of Eliza Pinkston.-N. Y. Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

The new Nova Scotian ram q 20 u IL
the shape Of ship, about 100 feet lonU.
l65 feet broad and 35 feet IN depth, a|I
constructed oflogs, and riggod With 10
Imasts. II will be navigsled @ Rev
York BY crew or 16 sailors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

A western paper announces Tint tbo'
fact that great many four-leaved Glow
ers are being found this epring u sure
indication that Mrs. Grover Clevoloo1
will be elected TO four years more servloo
Rt the White house. This may b -
important straw, politically speaking, 80
Indianapolis Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

The Indiana Farmer reports Z ~ pr
cent. crop this year, but Secretary Hoeoov
OF the State Agricultural society, says ~
does not believe it will equal 80 pr oonk
judging from The reports - ~ boog4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

4 middIe-aged but rich widow, Who
had . very disagreeable temper, bolog'
in facts perfect virsgo, complsinod o.
her son-in-law that she was annoyed by
the attentions Of certain man. sHoW
shall l get rid OF him ?" che asko6.
"Marry him." laconIcally replied eho
son-in-law. "Pd SEQ him hanged 0rot.S
Just marry him, and Il wout b. looe
before he'll hang himself."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

Order your dinner or lunch from the
elaborate menu In the Park Hall Restau-
rant. Usual prices.
The engineering Of war will be exhibi-
ted from the sling Of King David 70
Lavinsky's nitro-glycerine gun.
The grain II ripening in hundred
thousand valleys 70 feed the hordes that
will be present at the Centennial Exposi-
tion.
Send 70 the Committee on Inquiries for
information. Enclose a two-cent stamp
and yet tho fullest and plnincst directions
how to get TO the Exposition buildings,
gct around and gst home again without
getting 10 zxzkzzu .ssuDs DsSsAs.s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22
4 Tried Friend Of the soldierS

Matson. candidate for governor o. ~
democratic ticket, is Al uncompromfelnG'
friend Of the soldier. When q boooc{5
deserving soldier from his diotrlck oc1Eo
for 3 pension It was NOT a5ke0 u
the granting Of this pensjon give u onys
thing IN the campaign? win any o(
this money be used for campaign pur-
poseslv Such things were not Thought
Of but Mr.. Matson would at once make
and IL the applicant
was found to be deserving, be W,oi
awarded pension. Mr.. Matson will
carry very large majority Of ehe
soldier vote.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22
.rsrtsHrD EVERY FRIDAY, Al JASPER
puBoIs COUNTY, INDIANA, Bf
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. .--Ix COURIER BuILDIso on
vssr SIXTH STREET.
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mole subscription, for fifty Nos, 81 %
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FOR Township Officers, each $l.Oo
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