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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24
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pirlb tpie folst pernebmen: @raben
m,r unisrn @emtieearten, in fpel6em
Salat, Naoles9en, 3wiebeln, Splnat
uno anoere @emuie Obne uniere Ibiibt
gum Samentrasen eelan8ten, In Spdt'
berblt niht um (ipir iollten eieicS ms
tiirll6 ni6t unterlaRen), ionDern eeben
lbm nur Dnnser, 10 iino mir erit1unt.
bab iih mt ben erlten iparmen Son'
nenitl ablen bic eenannten @emtle'
pflansen ssisen; ba cieieIben nber un'
reselmdbts itsben uno Gus nod nl9t
blnldnsIi6 sereiftem, pielei9t au9
auSeeartetem Samen tammen, 10 lals
len mir iic ni9t Sur GntwidIuns toms
men, lonbern sraben has Sano i'm
;Srubiabr um, um rie 9emaleidmereien
Uon neuem einSuiden. 9o9 i6 iollte
mvinen, pieiss 1T Elm osutIi6er Singer
seis, bub mir Sp,nat, Salat, Swiebeln.
Haoiee6en unb OloorrIben' Samen i'm
Spdibsrbit in bic @roe blin9en tbnnen,
UNI i'm barauffoIeenoen CONNER elni9e
Wodcn flaber be b,treifsnben 9emtlie
,u baben, ais menn Die glusiaat erit i'm
;srubiabr ltattfinbet. uno sini9e gSo'
den fruber beosutst bel 9emilfen oop'
petite Breiie! Sdon in Oeutlblano
lleb ib Samen BON WOorriiben, bic i6
immer in srOBer Wuiie 500, i'm Serbit
folaenbermaben b,iteaen: OoS Sano
mar Su benz 9wede bur6 atpelmall9es
tiefeS Rfllsen gut porbsrs;tet; oann
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mlrfirt unp Gnoe Oftober, fur3 Dor
benz Srisrsn einseidet unb Der Samen
tii6tls ansetreten ooer eepal1t. Na3E
benz tpurbe LANCER Oiiit uber bic 8eiben
oDer iiber oas sanse 6eIb eefabren, Der
i'm 5rabiabr tpieoer absebarft tpuree.
Der Game biloet unter Der tparmen
Deds fem @Irselden (ipaS ia betannts
LID INNER suerit eeidiebD, uno iotpis
i'm Srdbjabr bic Sonne ben Sooen ers
pdrmt, iprisBt bas &raut beroot, ebe
nod Elm lnfraut ;u ieben ut. pier
babe id nur immer Elm fletneS 9artens
beet nit Woorriben i'm Serbit 9eIdet
bod bisiss Sabr bereIts i4 oa3u Elm
ean,es Iderliud unb id tpilni6e, oaB
meme 2eier aus Der in ben Spdtberbit
psrIesten @iniaut slei9faus SOrtbe'le
3ieben. 8etreffS &acies9en, Spinat,
3wiebeln uno Sulat bin l4 meiner
SADIE slei6faGS sepib, b. b. baB bic
auSiaat seeisneter SOrten, i'm Spdts
berblt porsenOmmen. Der @rnte i'm nd9s
item CONNER uni l0-l4 Gage oor
oerienisen int Srubiabre poran bilit
bod banbelte eS ii4 Bel mir um ben
8erbrau6 fiirs SauS. Dtartt9drtner
IaHen aber bieien SintpeiS seipiB nidt
unberiidIi9tiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24

Stuttanrt, l. OftCber. Sin erdB'
Ii6es @lienbabnursIiif eretsnete ii9
Ulittaes IL nbr bel Der SaItetele
8ilcparf auf Der furSen Strede Stutts
aart.8a,binsen (86blinSen) bur9 3us
iammenItOb elmer 2ofomotipe nit bem
8erSonenensus. Sieben BeriOnen iino
toot, piersis. bnrunter elf i6per. pers
punbet. 9obt iinb: Der Wtai6inens
flbrer Merf, bic @lrilin Sof aus Sais
bineen, Der 8etrut @enbeIin Sdneioer,
Srau $. 9onSrats, cine Srau, beren
DGIde bic Bu6itaben s. g trdSt, Elm
2Oiabrises Mdo9en aus &otttpell uno
per SeRer Sirobel, Der gang perfoblt
berporsssosen purbe. Bon foIsenDen
8ertpun6eten Iino bic 9iamen befannt :
6abritoirettor GloB. 8aibineen, &auf'
mann Stettiner, Waior Oeoetinos Nott'
neil, 8abnmeilter 8dpplinser, Souts
Sof, cafob 8lbler, Warie Slid, Su'
lane Wlun,, &atbarine Serriesel,
gmilie S6neiber, rllri6 Grautpein,
8abeite @urher. Srau Bauner, Uiatie
@uamer, SrieOerite S8dfer SObann
Sausmann, Saul @iintber, 5rana Gn'
Sel aus @lab (S6leiien) bic meiiten
Slnbereu iino pObl @urttemberser.
Seibe Mai6inen iinb aertrdmmert,
ebenlo Die brei eriten Wa8en beg Per'
ionensusss. pdbrenb bic iibrisen 8asen
tart bei6dbist iinb.
Saae, 90. Sept. Sn Der beutissn
Notwithstanding bes oSaueiben
SuIbentunoes" tpurbe mitsetbeilt, bat
ous biesidbrise 10. MitteIoeuti6e Buns
OesIdisben in YIouen nit einem Seblbe'
TRACE BON runb $4,000 Warf abidl'ebe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24

$40, ipie beuer in Oieier @esenb, bic
6urtenernte ni6t gut aussefoasn 1T,
benube man Strbihe ais Griab. Dlan
fam Iie dbuIib mie Senfsurfen eins
MAIDEN, nur foft man bic Stiide sini9e
Dlinuten in i6wu6em @iii9. cbe man
Iie. nit ben Oeri6'eOencn 8ewiIrSeu be-
Itreut in bic Stcini 6pfe einIest unb nit
frii6em, abeefodteu Giiis beSiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24

8aIb pirb Der SrOit uniere 9iebIinse
i'm 8Iumensdrt6en Seritbren, idneiben
mir oaber rei6lib Slumen ab, um NIT
ben StrduBen unier 3immer au 3ieren
es eiebt bemislben einen FreunoIi6en,
anmuibisen Initr6. @oaen mir aber
bIiibenoe @eranisn i'm QSinter baben,
10 mllIen mir isbt Ableser BON ben al.
ten 9ai6en nebmen unO lie in fIeinere
Slumsntbpfe ietsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-10-24

8eroriidten Sammt ober YIii { d
boIte man nit Der Iinten Seite iiber Elm
@efdb nit fo6enbem @nKer, bis er
tpieoer in OrOnuns lit. 9luf bieie 8eiie
fam man aud i4par3en Grcpe tplsber
beritsqsn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

The senate prison committee returned
from Jacksonville yesterday morning.
Senator Francis, chairman Of the com.
mittec, stated TO q reporter last night
that the committee was agrccably surpr.s-
ed at the management OF the state pris-
on. Mr.. Patton. IN less than two years,
has transformed the institution out OF
recognition, and that, TOO. without any
expense to the state. However, Mr.
Frsncis thinks there ought 10 be new
kitchen and dining.room. The present
ones are nearly forty years old, a.si
while greatly improved by Warden Pat
ton, they are not large enough nor con-
venient. and he will recommend an sp-
preparation for new kitchen and din
lug hall. Mr.. Francis says that the com
mittee examined the claims against the
prison held by people Of JefIersonville
and says that they ought to be paid
The vouchers show that these claims are
for supplies furnished the prison white
Jack Howard was warden. Many Of
these bills sre 10 favor Of poor people
and small tradesmen. indianapolis Sen
sinel Feb. 18th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

Wan Antwerp. Bragg 4 Co. bv agree
meat win the School Book Truss. aud
The County Board 81 Education. furnish
all the school books ia Dlhois county
except til. Histories aud Physial,gie-
which are furnished by A. 5. Bsruc- 4
Co.. aud the German books, which srs
fnrnishei BY various houses. The price
agreed upon by Van Antwerp. Bragg &
Co., for this county are ~ folIows: Read.
sss Isl. 2ucts.; -. IS cts. 81. SO cts.
An. ~ eta: 5th. 50 cts Arithmetic
Practical 50 cts; Elemen.
snry IS cts; complete IS cts.: Geogrs'
phies LIST. IS cts. al. 81 80 81. $50
Spoilers ~ eta.
The same company furnishes The SANE
hooks 10 Fayette. Randolph. Ripley
Lake and other Republican counties q
from IS 10 33 per. cent less than ths
parents OF DHb ois county are compelled
10 pay for their books. In other words
those counties get first reader for Il
cts. while We have to pay 2O;s fifth W.
paw so cts for they get for 90 cts
geography we pay $3.50 for. they yet II
Fayette county for 81 20 from the same
book sellers. snd so on through al tn
books. Our Legislator duty is 4
smssh that school book trust, and Civ.
the children school books At cost, ans
uniform throughout the State. selected
by State officers. and tins save ever,
parent from being swindled. aud reduce
the cost ofeducstion. Smash the School
book trust.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

indianapolis journal: May Lodge
Mckee, the infant granddaughter u
General Harrison, has receiv we'd : present
one which every little girl In the country
would like to see. Il 10 an exquisite
French doll. voted to her from the large
Catholic fair just closed Ia Philadelphia
Accom- anying the doll Is large trunk
full Of clothes. The garments would
serve 40 the model for the most fashion
able woman's apparel. There IL dia
mond jewelry, undressed kid gloves, hat,
and bonness, wraps, shoes, parss0ls, FAM
under garments of the danliest fabrics
and every article which . wealthy ans
fashionable young woman should have
Every thing is beautifully made and com
plete throughout. Little Mary Lodge
nnapprccistive AZ yet, but her elders ar
as much delighted with the present. .
she can ever be.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

kNansvlhe journal.
We mud this paragraph 10 the Indiana.
potts Sun. II refers 10 the great western
health resort that some day will draw
larger crowds than any other ssnitsrium
in America except Hot Springs, Ark.
Waukesha, Wis. aud Saratova, N. Y
The completion OF { branch Of the Mon.
on Line 10 West Baden and French
Lick brings those places into close com.
munication with the travelling world
Now that the enterprisiug Mackey PEG.
pie have secured the Air Line. they viii
Of course extend the road from Jasper
10 the Springs. This will give Evaus.
willie direct communication.
sol. Bridgeland returned Thnrsdsy
afternoon from West Baden Springs
Orange county, Indiana, where he hss
Tor several weeks been knocking : case
OF liver complaint out Of time. He has
drank the waters of Ems, OF Vichy and
West Baden. has crossed the ocesn
twice to benefit his health from the
springs of Europe. and declares thai
those Of Indiana are not to be surpassed
IN the world. He Is bracing up BIZ
system to prepare for diplomatic posi-
lion ABROAD
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

Mrs. Martha jacobs and her
daughter Ciuds have Teen visiting
friends and relatives in town this
week.
Row. w. Lanman preached here
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. A. Woods continues hie
meeting vt St. Joseph up to writing
they have had some forty persons
10 Join the church. May they all
continue IN the good work until the
Reaper comes.
The r. II. Literary did not debate
|Iast meeting aud etiIl hold old ques-
|iion Tor discussion.
j. w. L. went TO church lsst Sun.
day, on stepping in the bouse he
sp led HE "best girl" whom he had
not seen for some time when be
taken French leave" and was seen
no more.
Billy boiling tell your figure mau
that Crook ssys there is about lard
enough in that tract to intrnnduce
him 10 i've, i've White Cap Khan.
Misses Bessie Roach and Ris
Crook visited town Sunday. Mis-
| Bessie had her s'Sweet William
along.
Mrs. Sallie Denbo Of Crawford
County 10 visiting her aged mother
Who is nnweIl.
| st. Valentine left us several OF h''
.skomikal pikters' and some wer'
30 "komikal" that we nearly hear
some GUS words. Grin and hear
10 good policy in such casss:
FRIsKY. [.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

New Albanv Ledger: The farmers 81
Jackson and Knox counties have held
meetings and formed trust Tor water.
melon production aud are prepared TO
come down on certain railroad com.
psnies with crushing force II the latter
do not agree 10 very low rates OF trsns-
portation. They bind themselves. II the
railroads do not submit, not 10 raise a
watermelon and thus cut down the bust.
ness Of the corporations. IL : seat0n OF
this experience does not bring the com.
paniea 70 terms, tie farmers can turn on
another screw and not raise ything ~
oil for export. AZ last resort. I'll clss
falling, the people OF the trust region
can drown themselves and thus etrike 1
deadly blow IT the transportation traffic
20 ar ~ their section IL concerned, once
for All.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22


MARRIED.. AT 81. Joseph's Church, on
last Tuesday morning. Mr. WILLIAM a.
jurr - JosiE IL BRExNgR. Mr.. John
Gerber snd Andrew Jutt we're the
gro0mssnen, ant Thersis Jutt and Addlr
Eckert were the bridesmaids.
The COURIER wisass them iol'-
speed and hopes thai their shsi'w may
never grow ls.ss The tnllnwinx u Y
list Of tbs various presents received:
Addie Eckert. fancy plush emb tidy
Thersis aud Andrew Jutt, fine center
TAME.
Allie Kern, silver castor.
Dr.. K !. Kslnpf and wife, set silver
table spoOns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kraus silver table
spoons AMI plush tidy.
| Miss Annie Gasser, one act tea spoons
| Emily Jutt, water set with brass walt
Mr.. Carrie Eckcrt. hand painted
screen.
| Mr. Andrew Eckert. bsrrel -four.
| Miss Mary Eckert, plush embroidered
table scarf.
Miss Emily Egg, Fruit stands and
\ salt setter.
\ Mlss SAran FRIEDMAN Iruit sthuu.
/ Mas Thersia Friedman, cake stand.
! Miss Minnie Friedman, preserve dish
| Edward Gufzweiler. fruit dish.
Misses Maggie aud Rosa kuebler
bowl and pitcher.
/ Miss Mary Krempf, handsome cont
and brush.
| Mr. Henry Schentter, handsome bee
spread.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Gerber. lace bed
act.
| Mr.. John Gerber, rocking chair.
| Mr.. Adam Allies, handsome oil paint
ing.
| Mr.. Jacob Allies. handsome bracket.
| Miss Clara Sermersheim aud Mis-
Maggie Wade. two pictures.
Mr.. George J Jutt. family picture.
/ Charlie krsus, meat beater.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

One Of Jenkins fashion editressee, who
write gush for the papers. says 10 her re-.
port Of Mrs. CIevelsnd's levee Saturday
ION one hand she wore glove Of white
kid aud the other was bared for the
hsndshaking. Shortly after the people
began passing through. q Young girl who
was introduced caught up the uncovered
hand aud kissed It with 9 resoundin2
smack that echoed through the room
That girl had evidently been reading
some OF the senseIess elobber that ha'
been written about Mrs. Cleveland evel
since she married into the white honse
A woman OF little beauty in face or form
moi overblrdened with plishmeut
possessed Of good health and good na
fure Mrs. Cleveland has made an agree
able mistress Of the white h0use To-
which she deserved no praise, turel,
none Of the sickening encomiuns tina
have been heaped upon her.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

From America.
During . recent meeting ofa German
singing society in Chicago, = German
national air was sung amid great en'hus
iasm. When IL was ended. one beer.be.
sosted alien jumped up and shouted
"rhst's the way we'll siny Il when W.
send The Yankees ing out Of Samoa
This speech was uttered within the con
fnes Of the United States, by an alien.
horn miscresnt who had sought the pro-
lection Of our flag and was resident
among us. Such AZ utterance cannot be
too severely denounced. II ought to BE-
called treason, and II 10 certainly treason.
able in it, conception. Even America
did not imagine that the allen spirit bad
been hrewed to such pitch that Il
would boil forth IN dcnunciaIions Of The
Uniled States right 10 our very midst.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

Born TO Morton aud Eliza Froddrel .
big girl, the Doctor Gays the child is
marked. but thinks Il all right.
Wild Tom Archer attempted 70 XIII
Joseph White one night last week
Trickey Phillips caught the pistol aud
his hand caught the hammer. Archer
was arrested and took before Squire Nc
jones, the squire fined him hty cents
for CARRYING concealed weapons and one
dollar for drawing = pistol. Tom had
only been home two weeks from Jeder-
leonvilIe Prison where he had served .
term OF two years for stealing cattle.
! WIN. M. Line and Chss. N. Simmons
opened up the Nicholson store last Mon
day and are selling goods - cheap .
the cheapest.
i Edward Moore returned home Friday
from Monrue county, where he has beer
visiting friends for the lsst two weeks.
u Soma think Nora's return 10 the caus,
Iof Eds comming back. BE this ~ ]
may, Il 10 nobodys business, Ed.
!. The mad dog story has been great!
magnified, quite lot OF dogs have heel
killed that had been bitten by dogs lha
Wev0 uOUOs Dot ~ YCtNOO W VoSseOs ~
fact nothing but dogs snd cats have bee
killed that we know Of.
ii Court news: The Siste W. John
| Bridgea attempt 10 provoke, befor
squire Moore, the defendant plea
guilty aud was fined one dollar.
Our town il bsssed with twO lawyer
and they are transacting business umde
1.-The firm name Of 5isnmona 4 Line, 70
lawyers no little place ever needed pros
! ecuting more than flillhsn does. w
! wish you euccess.
I Our teacher Waited her home, In Jal
\ lper. last Saturday aud returned SUNDAY
. While am not given n cnMplimentln
y vet I must cay Miss Doane has taught
2 successful school. aud Squire BrIdg,
y .sys shc hiss excelled Ill teachers thl
y have taught 81 that school during Il
:. iast Ave years.
= Mr.. A. q. Harbiaon I On informe
will apply for the r. q. at HE new stOl
I guess HE chances would have bee
q better II he had not changed his politi,
.. and We guess he will rcceIvs The ausws
y. no Democrat need apply.
zIrPy CoeS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

1vVh ysotuk nO0Ssesu8s
The Dwell Exhibition will exhibit
here next Saturday night the 23l
inst. il will pay everybody TO attend
Dillon ! Son are closing out their
entire stock ot merchandise at great.
~ REQ uced price,.
Go to Iledricks grocery store il
you want fresh goods at bottom
prices be is full Of new goods and
will be pleased to see al his old and
new customers. He will always b
pleased to wait on customers.
The Dwell string band 10 pro.
crossing finely. will be ready (
make music Tor the exhibition OF
the eve Of 23d.
Curreu Dillon 10 now making pre-
perations to make . trip to Mon
'tana Territory with . view Of max
liz his future home.
The Scribe not feeling we'll ant
Items being scarce will promise Z
lido better 10 the future aud vii
|close tor the present.
TON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

Dean Swift is credited with, "Bread
10 the staff Of life."
1t was Keats said: "A thing Of
beauty is = JOY forever"
"Man proposes, but God die.
poses, (" remarked Thomas . Kem-
pie.
Franklin is authority for "God
helps those who help themselves. =
It was an observation Of Thomae
Southern that "Pity's akin to love. z
"All cry and no wool" is an ex.
preston found in Butlcr's "Ilud,.
bras"
We are indebted to ColIey Gil.
Der, not % Shakespeare, for "Richsrd
10 himsslf again."
Edward Coke, tho English juris,
was " the opinion that "A man's
D0use 10 bic castlc."
when Greek joins Greek then
was the tug 81 war;" was written b
Nathaniel l. . in 1902.
| Edward Young tells us "Deatl
loves = sh'uiug mark" and "A too
vt forty is . tool indeed.
"Variety's the spice Of life," anc
mot much the worse tor wear,
were coined BY Cowper.
| Charles PlDckney gave the pat
rictc sentiment, "Millions Tor de
Tense, but not one cant for tribute
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

Winter has come again.
An Infant OF John Rise lied last Sun.
dav with the winter levsr.
John q. Leming. John A. krodel and
Christ Scanning are building dat boat 20
axe th 'ir corn down the river.
j. MilburR's school closed last 6atur.
d., Jim ssys he u glad, be can b With
her oil tho time now.
Jack johnson wants 10 60 down The
river ~ cook on the boat. lie elaine 70
BE- first class biscuit baker, eh Jack.
The hrass bamd has busted. Why |?
Because when they meet they cant watch
the girls.
Ice making went of al right, and u
you don't believe II ask John Barnet.
WILD HoKsA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

George Winter, . young man, Of
Grandyiew, Spencer county, near
Rockport, while in attendance at
church on Saturday suddenly be-
came wild and destructive. and
caused quite commotion. He was
removed to his home, and late il
the night, had q violent attack 81
|hydrophobia. He tore the bed.
clothes, and would bark and at.
tempt to bite like . dog. 1t took
five men to hold HIM ct times. HI
attempted to bite VII who came il
contact with him. lie was bite,
by . dog last summer, aud this il
the first symptom Of . serious re
suit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

81 beside my love that night;
My heart II did rcj"ice
To eli there In the softened light
And hear her dulcet voice.
But nov two years my wife she's been
No doubt Il does seem queer,
But no " leave tho psrlOr when
Her dull set voice ! hear.
Boston Transcript.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

It is said that President Cleve-
land has not been very socisble dur.
ing bic stay IN Washington. With
the exception Of few honses be-
longing to biz cabinet officers he has
not during the whole four years
crossed the threshold Of more than
two private residences. He hal
never seen Congress at work and
be mas not once entered . depart.
ment building.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

That was q brave brakeman who
ran away with . Utah Mormon's
entire harem, consisting Of three
wives, . few days ago. He has
aimee evinced his good sense BY civ.
ing two Of the ladies the grand
bounce. and clinRing tenderly to the
Youngest and prettiest OF the lay
ont.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22
IT'S Passing Sad. but still IT'S
True.

Grover Cleveland, whom series Of
accidents lifted il six years from the
msvoralty OF Buffalo to the presidency
OF the United States, will. in . few days
be simply : private citizen. II 10 moi
probable that the Democratic party will
have any further uIe Tor him.-The In.
dependent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

indian sns are xosnx % Washington
Ter TORY ~ large numbsrs. On Que In
disnapolis road over one hundred aud
fifty families are now arranging 70 emf.
CRATE there next month. Some idea o.
the number Of people docking there y
shown Ia the fact that ons 81 the through
trains "a The Northern Pacific u run ~
three sections. Wednesday Of this week
the train hauled thirsy.one passenger
Fr0achcs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

The New York World 10 offering
. 90 gold piece for the most re-
snarkable dream. Were Mr.. Cleye.
land o tell Of bic play Of fancy o.
his being . ''man Of deetiny" hs
might take the golden cake.-Cin
c'nnati Commercial Gazette.
Now that The New World otfert
q prize OF $40 for the most remark
able dream, Mr.. Cleveland Ought to
get 10 early with his vision Of . sec.
ond term. It is dollars to dump
Iings that he would capture thu
money .-Philadelphia Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

II VA the schooner lager beer
That crossed the slippery bar;
The drinker had just drained The glass,
When bella announced car.
His nose was long-a fiery red
Hia hair was full or clay.
tie made dash out through the door,
Aud neer cent did pay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

"Whats new 2" she asked OF her hus.
band ~ he shook IN iclcle from bis nose.
"NeuraIgia,' be answered laconicalIy.
ohe groaned aloud.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

A report comes from Georgia
that strawberry plants are already
in bloom, with . fine prospect tor .
large crop.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

The word 10 moving. Even
Japan has secured . parliament and
government.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-22

A most disgraceful affair recently oc.
CURED il Kansas. Two prominent pol
i'icians foughta duel and neither OF then
VAS hurt.