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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
4 HORSE OF A DIFFERENT COLOR

Proud American lin Canada)-"Yes,
gentlemen, | was President of the Ever
Faithful Trust Company, and 1 stole
$50, OOO."
MISUNDERSTANDING to me your face is
familiar. Amt you the man who some
years before that stole loaf of bread for
his starving family2"
American (ferociously)-"Do you mean
to insult me, sir3'-Pdiladelphia Record.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
REMARKABLE SANG rRoID.

AT club recently the conversation fell
on gambling and the sang froid displayed
by some men in the face of considerable
losses.
"Wcll," remarked suddenly one of the
members, ''what would you all say if 1
were to tell you that once lost a cool
hundred thousand, and that it did not
affect me more than if it had been ten
cents?" t
Every one was dumbfoundcd, till finally
II timid voice vcnturcd:
"Wherc did that happen? At Monte
Carlo!"
no." replied the other, calmly; Sin
my dreams. y Commeycio Adreytiscr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
DRouGmr HIM TO MS rrrr

81 fear it can never be, George" muir
INJURED the fair girl. .'rherc are obstacles
in the way"
''What are they, Laura?" demanded the
young man, eagerly. 'Perhaps | can
overcome theml"
Papa has failed in business, and
"You needn't mention any more" said
the young man dcjectedly, as he got up
from his knees. Chicago Tribune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
4 cAUTlOr,s ann

Gone minute, mamma" said young
woman, ''l'll be down us soon as l have
finished taking this photograph"
photograph of what?'
"Qf Georges last letter 10 me. In
these days Of pcrishabc writing fluids,
it's just MS we'll to be careful. ''-Jfe,chant
Tyuycier.
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understand each other. Shall i tell Won

understand each other. Shall i tell you
sQmethingl"
"Speak."
"For some time myself have thought
of breaking this engagement; but aid
not know how to go about it. would,
therefore, willingly consent to your re.
quest, but you understand that it will not
do for me, Capdenac, to seem to Weld to
your threats, you know, you have made
threats"
81 withdraw them"
swell, then, the matter is settled
"Will you write and sign paper stat
ing that you relinqush the hand of Mic
ettc?"
81 have so much sympathy with you
that cannot refuse
Having obtained this precious paper,
Anatolc hastcncd to the house of NJ.
Bolvard. He reached the door about s
O'Clock and rang the bell.
"Who's thcrc9"
"Anatolc"
$50 home and 90 to bed" cried the
Professor, roughly.
81 have Capdcnac's REIMBURSEMENT Of
Nicettc's hand. Open the door, or I'll
break it ill.,"
NJ. Bouvard opened the door. Anatolc
gave him the paper, and then went to the
door of Nicettc's chamber and cried:
Cousin, &c, up; dress yourself and
come here
a few moments aftcrwurd Niccttc, fresh
as rose, entered the little reception
room.
"Whats the mattcr?" she said.
''Thc matter is" cried NJ. Bouvard,
''that your cousin is mad"
''AIad be i'll" said Anatolc: obut Nj.
cctte will see that there is method in nv
madness. This night, my dear little
cousin, | have accomplished two things:
vi. Capdcnac rcnounces your hand, and
your guardian consents that you shall
marry the man you love-"
"My guardian, are you indeed willing
that should marry Anatolc2"
"Ah" exclaimed Anatolc.
ut is you, my cousin, whom 1 love-"
At that moment Anatolc felt his heart
beat violently. What caused itl Was it
the pleasure which Nicctto's unhoped-for
avowal gave him. Was it the pain fore.
told by the Doctor9 Was il dcath9
unfortunate man that | am" cried
poor Anatolc. "Shc loved me. | see
my happiness before me. and | am going
to die without attaining it,"
Then, grasping The hands of Nicettc,
he told her all; he told her about the let
ter he had received, the flower whose
odor he had inhaled, the warning of his
old friend. his will, the subsequent events
and his success in obtaining her freedom.
"And now" he added, 81 am going to
die!"
"That is impossible" exclaimed Nj
cettc. "'IlIc Doctor is deceived. who is
he?"
GA man who is never deceived, Nj
cctte; he is DR.. Earlais"
''l'ardais. lSardais." cried Bouyard.
laughing. ''Listcn to this paragraph in
the morning newspaper: The savant, DR..
Bardals, has become suddenly insane.
His insanity has taken II scientific turn.
1t is well known TINT the Doctor has de-
voted himself specially to the study of
poisonous plants. He now believes all
persons whom he meets have been poi
soned, and he persuadcs them of the fact.
lie was taken at midnight TO an insane
asylum"
"Nicottcl"
''Anatolcir
The lovers were clasped in each others
arms.-Epoch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
ORIGINAL DOMESTIC EcoyoMy.

A lady tells this ave needed eggs
one morning, and old Maggie was sent to
the grocery to get some. Later in the
day Maggie volunteered the general re-
mark that eggs is high
care thcy?" | replied. GLOW much"
"Forty cints dozen, mum. Sure I'd
be after buying no eggs at that price,
mum, and so | borried them of the neigh
bors !-Bu6alo Commercial Adrcytiscr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
A SAD REAIEMRRANcE

He-"Shc always goes alone. Won't
have gentleman attend her anywhere.
Her last escort met such shocking death
right before her eyes, you know"
Shc-'I think remember. He lost
his life trying to save her when the con
cert hall caught fire, didn't hc?"
He-"No. He was crushed to death
by the ladies at Eastcrdudd's spring open
ing. "-Munsey's Weekly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
ABOUT THE SAME rIrINC.

Editor-"I am sorry to say that find
your witticisms are not acceptable, Mr..
Jinx."
.JinX tarcastically -"Too refined, per-
lmps?"
Editor-''No-no, refined is not cx-
nelly the word. Say too diluted, and
you will come nearer the idea. ''-1e,9x
Hautc Erpress.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
CORN-FED HORSES,

Corn is the banc of the farm horse, MS
1t is also of the horse doing any other
sort of work, not because Of not being
sufficiently nutritious, but because il
makes too much fat and not enough
muscle. The horses muscle wears away
by work rs metal docs by friction. Fat
wears away under exercise, but its dis
appearance in no wise lessons the power
for draft or speed. On the other hand
well nourished and vigorously exercised
muscles, without deposit of fat to keep
them company, are much more efficient
for any purpose for which the horse
is kept, than when there is load
OF fat to be carried. The trainer acts
upon this proposition, and works the fat
of, experience having shown that the
muscles, trained down by exercise
until fat accumulations are removed
fattcning foods being mainly abstained
from-gives the best results in the case
OF speedy horse. The same rule will
hold good with the work horse, though
modified by the degrees in which the
movements of the latter are slower than
those of the former. If the farmer has
only corn for feed, then he will be wise
if he makes sale of his corn, or the great
est part of it, buying oats instead
National Horse Breeder.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07

Artist (at Shantytown house door,
Excuse me, madam, but have an ctch-
ing"
Irish Landlady (slamming the door in
his facc)--"An itchin' have yea Bcgobs
then yell rot scratch yourself agin my
dure"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
"A LASTING WRONG

Fred bittcrly)-tThat woman did me
the greatest injury woman can do to man
gave me solemn promise of marriage"
Harry-''And broke it9n
Fred-"No, kept it, and made me
keep it, too!"-Amcylcw.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
NOT \ VICTORY.

"Thc London Times seems to have got
the worst Of that fight with Parncll"
eyes, it ought to put in an editorial
like the one I read in II Western paper. q"
"What was it9'
ut read: we had a fight with Jim
Raddell the other day, but some one
pulled him OFF before we disfgurcd him. )"
-,SJtings.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
ANOTHER VICTIM.

Have you noticed how fearfully bad
Cholly has been looking Of latel"
YES; the paw Teller is killing himself
with ovcrwork"
"Gud gwaciousl You don't say.
What's he doing?n
why, he's actually doing without II
valet. "-Nep York Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07

Tom-"WilI you take my note for
payment"
Dick-''Ycs; if it's Il bank note, and
If it's signed by the Treasurer of the
United States. ~ Yankee Bddc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

Couldn't Scratch Against the Door
Not observation-disclosures the Same
Thing-An Anxious Search
Original Domestic Economy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-06-07
A pUNsrERIous pnILosoruEn.

"See that man working the road ram
MGR in the street over therc2"
eyes"
"No doubt you feel somewhat better
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
= BIG BLAZE.

burning Of the Fertilizer BuiIIinx M A.
monr > Co.'S Mammoth Parking faou~e~
- Kansas City. kAs--A Hard Plight Win
the PLANES
KANSAS CRY. No. Oct Ga fire
which threatened 70 destroy the NAM
moth packing houses Of Armour & O..
In Kansas City. Kas-. was discovered IL
the fertilizer building At three o'clock
This morning The fire started IN the
south end Of the building. and spread
with amazing rapiiity Armour's IRE
men were quickly on the scene and were
soon followed BY the departments from
this city and from Kansas CITY. Kas.
Their combined efforts ~ extinrsIsh
the blaze were Of no avail. ana In
half an hour they gave np the arhr
and directed their efforts toward saving
the al joining buildings In this ther
We're successful. In -hrre-lrarter- 81 an
hour after the fire was discovered The
east wall. and soon af-erward the entire
was in ruins and the contents
wholly DESTROYED. The los j. $4,000
cSo.oO0 On the building: $4,000 On the
and S.o.ODo IN The contents
the whole fully covered By insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08


me --latest Eshihiss.n ~ Tnfi -ssunss.e :,
Am~ri.sn s.iri> in Europe The Hand \,
Ai'.n>ir~ nnntinxt.n's Adopted D.sxh.
ssr hsrter~d For = Hrinrrlv T.sr~ Th~
Sthsn>w~dding- Ihe fsrsag htoa- Danrau
1hh Observation-Disclosures xrrrrSra
LoNnc>. Oct 29.-As . socla, even.
exciting interest among the ultra-fash-
ionAois and titled people % London. the
marriage 81 Miss Clara Huntington 70
iTinre fiatzfelit yesterday fell a. wide
- the marx a. II II had taken place In
me antipcie>- but a. an event calru-
lated 20 diSparare the American Girl in
the opinion 81 English ,blcmen ana
gentlemen y struck the center or tho
target Although the ceremony Wa
conducted with . show 81 privacy. there
was sufficient leayen u osrentation
Throughout the affair 20 throw over II !
tA~dry gl2mor. pleasing 70 the lovers 81
display About one hundred prominent.
persons were present in the rorgcorsly-
decorated oratory al l;rompton 70 wit
ne>s the marriage. and NOT = few took
Occasion 70 remark upon the CONNER
cial aspect 81 the alliance. The art.ns-
ants were limited 10 a hes. man and =
bridesmaid e~pectivcly-Count Her.
man Harzfeldt and Miss sheriff.. az
Washington 4 nuptial mass followed
the ceremony. Among the rare and
Costly presents were magnificent Bible
and = unique rosary from the Pope.
IME ATHENS WEDDING.
The English newspapers are sinru',r-
~ deficient in enthusiasm over SUNDAYS
marriage " Princess sophie u Prussia
- the Duke 81 sparta. At Athens. ana IL
view q the fact that the alliance has
no' ONLY the connrenance. but the spaci- \
nc approval o. the Queen. the Prince
ana Princess ~ Wales. and the Empress
rs7dtrirS- the paucity " compliments
ary allusions - the affair Il the more 70
. wondered at None of them. how
ever. 20 q the length or criticisinr il.
md the public must perforce believe
hat i ! a matter in which England has
10 interest
The MISREPRESENTATION SCANDAL
The long-ielayed and much-taiked-cs
cr1on for acknowledgements brought Nv
ne "eil-known actress. Philli- Brourh-
on. against Lord Dan-an has been 81
,eu x last. out 81 court Ey the terms
the settlement Miss Brourhton re-
ewes 200 in cash. besides the vide ,
asertiSing which the matter has riven ,
- the pecuniary value Of which il :
ouAd &c difficult 70 compute. and his
'rtship receives lii freedom from fur
ri prosecution on account Of the love
'air in question
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DISABLED AND DIsMAsrEp.

The SCHOONER y g. Nor~e. ~ Portland Ne.
spoken - So. Di~ms~t~d and Disabled
With the Larger Fart Of Her Crew Dr.wn-
ed-A Tow Refused.
NV York Oct 29-The Old Domin-
lon Line steamer wyanoke- which a..
rived here yesterday from Norfolk. re-
ports that Of Delaware capes. Friday.
she spoke the schooner J. q. Morse. ~
Portland Me. disabled and dismssted.
The larger part ~ the schooners crew
had been washed overheard. and the
mate had died Of exposure. Tho cap
tain and two sailors were the onl, sur
vlvors- The Wyanokc offered 10 Tow
she Morse into port but the Offer was
declined and request Wa male for
men % assist the schooner 10 make this
port This the Wyanoke could not
grant An attemp. was made 20 nut
provisions abpard the schooner. Mt rhe
heavy 81 nearly swampei the life-boas
and The attempt had - ~ abandoned.
Two disabled Italian harks were sighted
~ the Wyanoke six miles further
north.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
SEEN m a DAY.

- fAn-Americzn~' Visit to st. Louis "A
Tasty Hut Comprehensive view az shs
"future Great and Her Points az In,.r-
~~t-Dnto Kansas city.
IT LorIs. Oct 30.-The All-Ame-icaa
tourists were stirring betines Yesterday
morning. and shortly after thew had
breakfasted fire alarm turned in from
the vicinity Of the southern Hotel "a
responded - by the pick OF the citv-s
nre department AM IN interesting exhi.
bi'ion was given Of 1T. Louis facilitie.
Tor hre-tghting and life-sarinr. includ.
sng Tie thrilling exercise Of the pompier
corps
n a. half past nine o'clock carriages
Esre taken. each delegate being II
charge 81 prominent citizen. and rhey
were given drive through the princi.
p business and residence thorough.
1arrs- 70 the Fair Grounds. Forest PARK.
Tower Grove Park. Shaw's Garden. An.
neuser- Busch brewery. st. Louis stamp
ing Works. the factory or Kinran 4
i,ongias- the Dozier-Weii cracker fac.
orr. HArilton-E Brown shoe factory. the
Manual Training school. Mary Insfi.
cote Stoddard school. etc. winding IN
nth lunch AZ the Jockey Clubs quar-
rers at the Fair Grounds. Owing ~ lack
~ time the proposed formal banquet
~ss abandoned. but at eight o'clock last
~scning the visitors were entertained
~sth reception and collation. al tina
Marquette Club quarters. and LEFT for
x Kansas City at midnight
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

PHILADELPHIA. CT. 2a-It was 70
Ported Yesterday morning that the sfp-
ro~ed Ta~rott hai hanged himself ID
ne bars % his cell. tpon investira-
ticn y proved 70 - untrue. The pris-
one- had removed hi soilcd collar ana
tied handkerchief about his neck -
pr~vens catching cold. and j, VA thought
nc va going 70 attempt suicide. The
officer watching him. however. says that
No such attempt was made. and bis plan
would have heen Ruthless II il had been
rnado. There i still no positive identi-
ncatif nan under arrest, ana
oDin about him.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

WASHINGTON. Oct 2e.-David Dcnison
Lone who was fora time General Grants
rrrafe secretary - sign land grants
asaa locked UP last night at the Fir~s
precinct station-houso 4 raying maniac.
~ Zone y about nifty years II arr. ana
sor ihe past year his mind has been grad
nAliy failing him. Yesterday ne became
sacl.nf' and hi friends put him in the
sands q the police u h. taken
- "a until some ~ his relatives N
shiiadeiphia can Be notified. Nj. cona
49, ~ one time Washington corr.-
,pondent u the New York Herald. ana
~ 800 % bc cousin Of charlie. A. Dana
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

torSciL ErrFfs. Ia. ct. aa.-The
enicago- Milwaukee 4 IT, Paul limited
express leaving here al 49,. last even
ing c0ilidfd with west-fonnd frrsrb,
trAin nye miles east ~ ,his rity shor,i,
after ten oclock. The engine. t4i..
se"ped- and the cypress. baggage ar.l
smoker were burned. james PriIcn.
ths engineer ~ lba passenger. ~
kiiied. and an Italian named Ansoi s:sl.
iitf Wa burned. james OpDv. srav-
cling engineer ~ the Milwaukee r..,a.
= ~ stewart express messenger: James
Ryan. and Grenno Coschxnano ucrs
slightly injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

>hipwrecked seaman Landed NJ phil..fev-
phsA Terrible Effects Of the f;ec4n, Gale
On the Delaware Capes--l Rescue When
An Hope seemed Gone.
fHrI.ApELrHlA. OFT. s0.-Eirht miser-
ably clad and wcather-beaten s.amen
arrived here Yesterday in the schooner
Anna /. Milford Captain Tilton. from
Charleston They hal been picked IN
~ an open boat on Friday. having lost
their vessel in the storm which wrought
such devastation along the coast They
acre Captain Daniel Il. Eddy and the
rev 81 the American hrigantine Pick
ens- II j. nine DAYS since the hriran-
1ne sailed from New York for Savan-
7sh. out. Captain Eddy said that IL
seemed as il he had been at sea Six
months and tells a terrible story Of
7rivation and shipw-cck
The crew Of the schooner Mabel L.
Phillips. Of Charleston. :. G.. also ar
rived with their captain. Captain
Thompson, yesterday. In telling his
story last night he trembIed like child.
IN Monday week the Delaware canes
were in view. but contrary winds carried 4
che bark to sea. During the hurricane
y Thursday and Friday the seas broke
5vcr her. washing away every thing
along the decks. and every sail was torn
AWAY Friday morning Captain Thomp-
I'm prepared himself to face death.
sie went down into his flooded
-ahin wrote an account OF how the bark
11d been damaged and directed il 10 his
-amiiy In Taunton. Mass. lie was about
- put Il into a bottle to throw over
board when they were rescued bv the
1n<k Boylston- lie has the slip Of pa
7s- slowed away. and SAYS he viii never
Part with Il A tug will be sent out
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4 SAD SUICIDE.
Oliver Garrison. q Brofh@r or Com mo,,..~.
Harrison. Ends His life "a the MszxI. ~ !.
Pistol IN Forrest Park. - Louis Long
Life sadly Closed


IT. LorI~- Oct a9-Yestern.r even
Ing the body Of Nr. oliver Garrison Va
discovered on bench in Forest park.in
The western part o< this city He aaa iu~t
died the body being vet warm. s;ra~pri
IN his right hand was = revolver. with
which he had shot himself in the -irhr
temple. The bullet going enrirely Il. ro4ch
the head The suicide Wa little
over scyenr T-seven years ot ave and
was noted a plain ana unas-an-
ing man for one in his ro<i-
ton Of life He Was brother Of the
late Commodore G. X. Garrison. ARA
ham Garrison. ~ Pittsburgh. Ia. now
eighry-six years old y 4. Garrison. 81
near Boston and ID. Il Harrison. " this
city lie left five children. u. +. Carl
son. Mrs j. q. Wells. Mrs ". 4. Chan
ell. Mrs A. H. Prize and Nh. Oliver II
Garrison.
An intimate acquaintance. in speak
ing Of the suicide attributed il 70 mo
mentary alteration. the primary cause
bong fall on the sidewalk opposite
Commodore Garrison-s residence IN New
York City about two years aro. Mr..
harrison sustained severe injuries in
that OCCASION the back Of his head near
the base Of the brain being badly a.
Iected-
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= y ~.
frstricide Arrested
Albany. y. ". Oct as--A special "a
the MON from Worthwhile. y. III az.
Late SATURDAY night terrible rrarei~
Was enacted al the home Of samuel car
ringron- half mile from this VILLAGE
appears that . young man named
Oscar Barclay has made himself noto-
nols ~ MS relations with two women
ma MS visitati0ns to the Darlington
homestead Barclay was warned bv BIZ.
father and three brothers but be pa:d
no attention 70 them They decided "a
teafn him lesson. and for this
purpose about dozen young men
,oined the father and brothers.
anu. disguised - White Caps pro-
ceeded 70 carringrons house. dragged
harrington out tarred and fearhered
him. placed him asrrile rail and car.
ried him some distance and left him ~
shift for himself The White Can>-
returned 70 the house for Young bar
clay but he. having witnessed their
treatment 81 Darlington. determined 10
resist them As they came 70 the door
he ran upstairs. and sizing 4 mu<ket
leveled il a. the leaders and warned
them 70 keep away The threat was
UNDECIDED. and a. the White Cans
pressed forward. he took careful
Aim and fired The leader fell
dead the right side OF his face and head
being blo~n away The victim proved
3 b the youngest brother Of BARCLAYS.
The body remained where il fell until
sunday afternoon when the coroner
'Wore the jury who viewed the corpse
nd adjourned for delibe-ation. Tho
murderer made no effort 20 escape. and
Fas apprehended yesterday. -Four of
ne White Cap gang were captured
yesterday afternoon and the rest will
= brought in to-day Public sympathy
5 in Oscars favor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

1'scAa<i Darsn. nell from the case.
awakcnS, and the courtroom is again
assuming the appearance IL presented
when the Nationalist defendants were
engaged in their daily occupation
Of knocking down the founda-
lion Of forgery. perjury and fraud upon
which the case 81 the Times was based.
Yesterday Mr.. Dayitt held his audic nee
almost brcathle~s while he rccitd his
experience during the Irish famine in
tSss. and moistcncd the eyes 81 MANI ~
ms hearers when he pictured his prison
He an episode ~ which wa. his being
yoked soa earl like beast of burden. H.
.-anse with his single arm he was una
bic 70 perform the tasks imposed uDon
AIM As man with two arms could have
done l. i quite evident from intima-
r4ons made by Mr.. Dayirt from
Time 70 time in the course Of his
address that he i on the eve II
making some startling disclosures. and
this assumption i fortified BIZ an arti-
Gle IN the Freeman's journal. which a.
s<--1s that the father II the Land League
- rapidly drawing his adverSaries TO
Inc verge ~ the prcclpicc over which
hey will inevitably lie hurled. The
lf<-iosarcs are said 10 AFFECT the
Times 20 greater degree than
Ind even the confession OF the in
lanoas Pigott and to be or 4 charar-
er rendering IL almost impossible fo-
he cut and dried Commission 70 sus-
ain 4 single allegation made by that
'oper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08
THE GIANTS WON.


~i.,h 90 ,,'-....'- s .s-n Irsm ~. rhes'
/. l,ns aud Thu. r-s-n,,-s Thr.s y. IN. \. ~
~"rid's Champion. NJ 1854.
Nrw York. a., sn-Th. vo-,s..
Baseball Chamnion-bi, - a...,s..,
here Yesterday y her Nv. ~ ~, ..s,'.
won their ~ixrh r,r,. s-..,,, N 4 -
club. IL Va An exr.l.n- .xh,h;,,.,. -
ball PLAYING. Ana ~ s,,.,.x IA !, -. :
hard 10 MIN. wh;ch 49, .s,a ..s 80,
earned Their x;r,c-r - .'.-,,',
the Briderrcom- :, -, 49, y Il.
game. ana m.,.v.., !, =. - ~.
lust :, ~. n-,-e- ,i,,,s r.. ~
c.ai;nriv w.i, 49, ON -
che pitrh;nr ho,o-~ ~ -
p-~.t-,..-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-11-08

selVel which = as 5ng As the skirt and
opens widely on the ches: and skirt
front 4 loose plated chemises.e a
plain chamois silk i in the front. with
belt and collar Of violet velvet Tho
sleeves are deep caps terminating iuss
above the elbow. heightened by plated
under-sleeves matching the chemisetsc.
which are gathered 10 black velves
cuffs
Accordeon plated skirts are sill high
y popular and are particularly fashion,
able just now. made 81 the lovely VOL
crepalines- above which are worn the
natty Directoire slips Of velvet. lsnes