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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-21

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stockholders Meetings.
MEETING,

NIUOhHUHHIH3 WNN'
The an. meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
United transportation Company will DO held u
the Office Of s. O. Smith, ll2i Chaplins street. IN
the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, on the 10Th
day Of September, 1889, for the purpose Of elect
ing q Board Of Directors for tho onIuing year,
enAntlng bylaws and lInnSacting such other
business a may properly come before them.
O, JuTTE,
hR. WIL20N,
J, w, GOULD,
q, n, ROBINSON,
WIN. B, RODGERS,
coFponAton,
AUGUST u. 1859. GultMe
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JOHN H. ROEMER,
Nj. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
nlrts, Of the YIsihnon.l

A school Of moro than national reputation.
offers exceptional advantages for thorough odu'
cation Of young ladies in all departments II
bnry Of all thousand volumes. Fine philo-
bophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corpsoi
plano teachers trained BY . leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 10 tho method Of the old Italian mas
tefG.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent.
For Catalogues, aud references u patrons IN
al y sA' principal cities aad SsE DIRECTORIES.
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Address Registered Letters cons
tanning Currency to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-21

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Sugar House dark 2a29c; 10 additional 70 hall
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New Orleans al. hnkeriE Roods 2SaSOr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d. hams ii "a; medium q. o.
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.ANAWHA nAiIIMII

GLEyEIAND / PITTSBURGH
AAAILR0AD,-Undet schedule In eie6i Nv
l9,is9 Thalhl leave bridgeport, Genital EtanR
hsfa iliaet fGf HtMbgigh Chicago and Uiove
ghlesgo and Cleveland, .1li3 b m, Fof bid.
sEsh and Now York a'bi p Ia. For sieabsh,
TiiiSi arrive a Bridgeport AZ 1iSs q, nj, iOt,
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Au0Un u, lsA9.
educational.
WHEELING REAALE COLLEGE,

Send your dAughters 70 this Institution where
they will ~TecelVtA thorough and c0mprehenllTe
educStion-the best foundation for tue luoceas
iSIiie, Post graduate cOuFke. An Able Faculty,
Many Improvements made, Ne better inlIuc'
Nh. N. Stevens Hart, OF WAShihEton, D, O., will
conduct school OF ElOcutlOn, Beat, most health,
Miiocation for school In The city, Terms fea'
iOnAhle, Apply TO the President
IYg DIR. HLAlSDELL.
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NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans. In,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

The labor Of building the large and
magnificent stone church In Jasper.
now completed excepting the tower and
l0rnamentati0u Of the caps Of the pilas-
tiers. was largely devoIved upon. and
successfully conducted By Father Fidelis.
and was hercuIesn task 10 be accom-
| plished without mourning any indebted
mess. This will he readily understood
when Il IL known that the building
would have cost. 10 have let Il on con-
tract. over $4,000; that Il IL 100 feet in
length, aud - feet wide, aud 81 feet
from door 70 ceiling inside. The mass-
live foundations are 10 feet wide and :
feet deep, and solid ~ the rock lay IL
lie native quarry. The corner stone
Was laid with imposing ceremonies BY
ltt. Rev. Bishop dc 81. Palais, OF blessed
memory. on Sept. IL, 1871, and work
progressed steadily, just ~ the congre-
CATION could stand II. the material being
pr'ucipa ~ furnished on the ground bv
donations OF labor by members OF the
the stone being donated
In the quarry by Mr.. +. Eckert. jus,
east Of town, and members taking their
regular turns In qnarrying II out, and
hauling II TO the church grounds. while
other members hauled In the lime stone
and burned the lime, In kiln also on
the church grounds. until on the 9TH OF
October, 1858. the building was ready TO
dedicate, and was blessed and consecrst-
I'd by Bishop 5. +. Chaiard. Of this
diocese. aud Bishop J r. Jansen, Of
BeIleville. lila, and Abbot Frowin. ..
). Is OF Conception. Mo-, and Abbot
Fintan, o. 5. B., Of st Meinrad, assisted
by many priests aud theo iogisns from
various places. This WAS fitting
browning OF the 25th year Of Father F'idel-
is, labors Is priest, and will be monu
snent TO his energy for hundreds OF
years, and, let us hope. the mesns Of
perpetuating much good in this CON-
muuity.
Father Fidelis ia the fifth priest who
has been In change Of the Jasper con-
gregation, and has bad charge longer
than any Of his predecessors. Father
Jos. kundek, who first began Catholic
services here in 1888. with but 10 fsmi-
lies in bis congregation. and his first
mass celebrated, by invitation, in thr
house Of Protestant, being the next t.
Father Fidelis in point Of time in
charge. lie died Dec. 4th, 1857. having
mad charge Of the church here for nearly
20 years. lie was followed BY Rev. y
Bede O'Connor, for nearly two years :;
Rev. II. Uric Christen for little over
four yesrs; Rev. r. Wofgang Schlumpi
for few months only. Ii Father Kun
iek's spirit came back and lowered over
The congregation gathered in front Of
the Pries's house The butt IT'D on New
Years night. IT certainly rcjoiced wit
them on The fruition Of his hopes aud
prayers while be ministered among
then.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04
When Baby vas sick. we gave Ter castcria,
when she vas Child, she cried for ca<toria.
When she became hss she chung 70 castoria,
whea shs bad Children. she gave them castoriA


President Cleveland has not only as.
tonished but disgusied all decent Der O
Gratis in this State by nominating the no.
torious Leon u. Bailey 10 succeed Dis.
trict Attorney Sellers. Bailey belongs
to the worst elements Of Indiana Demo
cracy. and was hand-in- glove with Coy
and Bernhamer. who are now serving
sentences In the Michigan City prison
for election frauds. Hunting burg Argus
Mistaken again. Col. Schroeder. Mr.
Bailey "A deputy U. s. Attorney. 10 de
the opening speech for the prosecution
In the Toy Bernhamer case. and has per-
sistently fought ell msnner Of election
frauds for years. This was the moving
cause for HE appointment by President
Cleveland, and the opposition to his
nomination is INDUCED in bv none but
the sympathizs re- Of q worse gang o.
election scoundrels than are confine IN
the walls OF any penitentisry In the
United States. Coy and B-rnhamer.
with their stripes on, are models OF
honesty and purity. in fact white. robed
angels compared to Dudley, the Indiana
polls s'slick six" and those who recently
assisted 10 debauch Indiana, and DESTROY
the morals OF her citizens. The fear Of
the conviction Of these scoundrelY IL I'll
that causes opposition 10 Bailey.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

Now IL good time for our cilixsns %
decide the question. Messrs Jo.eph end
George Friedman have contracted with
an Evansville firm for drilling Tor the
lower vein Of coat on their land adjoiu-
ing town They do not expect 10 90 over
200 feet deep, however. whether coal IL
found or not. II IL not probable gas, Ia
sufficient quantity 10 utilize. will To
found Ia this locality under l.2O0 20 800
feet below the surface, but when thes~
men get Z" drilling. they can be induced
10 20 down 100 feet or mare farther .
good deal cheaper than Other persons
with the necessary machinery are likely
10 agree to do the work TOR. who would
have 10 be 1t an additional expense 10
come here and set their machinery.
Now IL the time iar thu jasper Gs. Oil
aud Coat Company 10 demonstrate ths;
there Is something more than vapory ga
Ia The make up OF their officers.
Natural Gas. developed IL large quaint
ties ~ jasper. would make the old town
boom as no town In the county ever has.
Her msnufsctcries would more than
double IN number and capacity inside Of
: year. Whether We are ia The gss re-
gion IL m mmsolved problem, which the
Friedmsns' enterprise now renders
practicable for our people 10 solve. Jas
per business men want another railroad
development Of paying natural gas
vel here. would In Q year 90 incress<
our manufactures that additional rail-
roads would be assured By the increase
in business. that would make the rail
roads profitSbIs investment. aud COM
pAnies would then be in Z hurry to
hnid them. This IL no fancy picture
The results where natural gas has been
developed. in Pitisburg. indianapolis
Anderson. Goshen and numbers Of other
places. demonstrate its truth.
The Light. Head and Power .
journal devoted 10 the interests OF man
nfacturing in Philadelphia. says ''she ga
area Of Indiana il los miles long snd
sixty-fve miles wide. and contains 3Sl
paving wells. The aggregate flow Of "a.
Is 6O0.nOOO00 feet. OF which probably
lO0.OOOO00 IL et are wasted. The aver
age flow OF gas il $50 600 feet per well.
Seventy-nine manufactures have located
ia Indiana ia the last two years on &C
count Of the discovery Of gas. Their
combined capital is 81 500, 900 and thes
employ $500 men,"
Will Jasper have IL? Will our peo-
pie work 10 secure acme Of the hundred
factories 10 locate In the gas belt the
present year
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

Our correspondent having cooeen rr
send the news from this part OF The
lc unity, will ven ture 10 add few item,
20 your valuable paper.
Christmas has come and gone; the
New Year has begun. but ! fear that the
boys have tailed to swear Oh this time
even for day.
The entertainment here for the bene-
Of our ;. =. WAS we'll attended. Abou'
s0rty three dollars were melted, aud Z
general good lime bad. The supper
excellent 10 qusiity and abundant in
qusntity. though II some had n6t eaten
cake alone there would have been Bat
Ter show for the modest ones. who waited
until the last. However, II anyon weDl
home hungry il was their own fault
Santa Clrus distributed, from the
hes Why laden tree, with . lavish hand.
and all went home happy. believing
that II they wish 10 enjoy ihenselve-
again, they will come to Pcrtersville.
Quite . number went from here 10
attend the entertainment II Lemons
Church on the 9th inst, and Ill vote
the "Arch"A grand success.
Nan. Fan, Kate & Mrs. X. sll fancy
herself, while Gray has lost "Hope. aud
knows not what 10 do. Fan ssys she
eau settle the matter by drawing ssraws
Tor the prize, but insists on holding the
straws herself. Result anticipated, she
will win. rableau!
o. the many visitors We noticed this
pas, week were Dollie Graham Of Rock
port she having come to be present -
the wedding OF her worthy broiher-in-
law. Henry Graham. who led Mics Ian r.
iIedrick to the altar ON Cnristmss day
Mrs. Sarah Cooper, Of j. per, Who vieii
"a the family OF DIR. Hunter, Mrs
Dooley. OF French Lick. came down Z.
Wait Frank; LAWYER DICK Miibusn ~.
wife aud Dsby. Dick shows the bsbs
around with al fathers pride. Tn
sisters OF Mrs. McHarris we're also visit
ling here on Christsnas dav. Alex hi
| departed bound Tor the land Of dowers
aud never lett even lock VI his hair Il
remembrance.
Dome ~ our boys talk Of leaving soon
not because they are tired az Porters
vile, hut because they are afraid 70 stay
until Grand Jury.
HI Mcdonald has sgain gone TO houss
koepluks buu ~ ~ sSutilnx au1 O4ppy
boy Ia his first pants. and Cd. says !
put him In the notion to marry, hut b
thinks Parson is the hest person b,
knows Of 70 keep him on bis best Be
hsvior.
Johnnie c. prefers violets to al othe
i flowers.
i Baz M sings Bye, oh!-but Its only
babv Santa hung on the tree fnr him
Jim Milburn says he nov dou't have Il
go to see his best girl. shes there
School closed for the Holidays. and d
The mammss are anxious to get rid o
the noise again.
Mrs. Fisher II aiili improving. thsnk
70 the unwesried attentions IT Dr.. Hun
ter, who truly deserves credit.
\ Last, but not lesss, In importance
our enterprising merchant. Chris Sen
ming presented mo, his wife presente,
him. with pair of bouncing boys
Chris. u sIowly recovering. AMI cav
they have 10 be named Harrison an'
Morton
4 More anon.
gouvn QArrse.
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xsv ysrk wsrid.
Certsia hot headed democratic On.
ciais. whoee commissions vii not ex.
pire for two or three years. have x~rlss-
20 their pnrpose 70 resign on The Sin Of
March. not being wiIiiAs. 70 bold o6ic<
under . republican administration.
Fudge. To democratic sbons 70 r.
: gu th- Worlds sdyi~e L.: Stick.
The cfices do not belong 20 fhe re-
publican party simpiy because ID he's -
cured by hook and by crook majority
OF the electoral votes. The ofic-s b.
long 70 al the people. They are for rh<
service Of all All contribute 10 their
support a faithful and competent
postmaster or other oficiaI commi~si ea-
ed for Hour years has just - much rixhr
10 serve out HE term q hss Judge A.
pointed for life.
The reform principle 20 which both
parties are p edged requires thar ihrse
shall be NO removed without csuse- IL
u bad enough 70 snpplsni IN experieaced
and emcsens public agenf with . neg
and untried man for party reasons si0ne
upon the expiration Of his term. II IL .
xross misuse Of power 10 remove him
before that time II party pledges are
not respected. . commission Of tho
President Of the United States should
".
II The republican party wants The
offices before they are vacant let IL take
them ny loosing No democrat should
be foolish enough 20 resign
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

Lots Of mud
Protractcd meeting ct String town,
conducted by Elders Evans and Moore
Of that town, and J. z. Baker, OF Martin
Co.
Born to Grant and Ida Payton I
bouncing big girl; to William and
Mahsla Drabing two. one Of which died
last Friday; they have our sympathy.
No trouble about our r. o. Oar
don't care who gets the up town Office
he 10 going to manufacture one Of BIZ
own.
Our friend Willie Line hiss returned
from his bear hunt in Arkansas. III
had the good luck to kin two deers, on
catsmount, turkeys, Wild Ducks and
Geese, lots Of Squirrels, and reports
general good time.
Court news. Joseph Buchsrt vs. w
n. H. Morgan before Aaron Moore. J
r., judgement for plaintiff eleven dol
lars aud IS cents. State W.. Peter Chas
teen, iDtoxicstion; before Akron More
j. r.; fue one dollar. State W. Sher
man Hail; A. a. B.. before Aaron Moore
J. r.; not guilty. State vs. John Wa
yer; assault with intent; before Ju-tic,
Bridges; billions poll knocked the per
simons; judgment for defendeni
State W. Spicely Wineinger assault be-
fore Justice Bridges; fine one dollar
State We John Weaver; assault; befcr,
Justice Bridges; fine one dollar. star,
W. Joseph Walls; asssuIt and battery
before Justice Moore: ConstshI,
couIdn't catch him before Justice Bridg
es; continued; lis believed Joe vii
have 20 dance 10 Bridges music.
Watch meeting Was announced It III,
Regular Baptist church New Years eve
but u played out about eight o'clock.
Deacon Phillips aud Lswyer Simmonl
went TO Washington, Daviess Comfy
last Wednesday, to be examined for IL
crease Of pensions.
ZIrrr Coos.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

The Daily 9enfinef wfu - ssne = snv
oooroes - 80 eene> . nno0<h- Tn<
SUncny Sentinsl wszz - cent . ar,y
ad6seos - $500 ~ yeas-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

Judge Zsnor In rendering the de~isipr
Of the court In The cases OF Mrs. Whit
ten and Mrs. Jordan W the Board Com
missioners. virtnsliv decided that the
practice ~ DR.. Funk IN retaining county
orders Of parties owing delinquent taxes
was illegal and cnuid not be done I'M
der the statutes of this state. Harrison
County Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04
THE INDIANA
STATE SENTINEL!
";s,a u Il EEih ",


iSp'A<A rrArE SKxrrSEL y yak
inx rsrfiAs 70 N 'rsd - cne ~ rhe n>sr
'sm"s ~e~pss~ - ne rosnrry- q =
80 large sn1 'sm o. s>ws 'hsf people
sos1rr 80 90 prsr~ - unHh ,
Fnn's@hcn - D~fhs - Family paper
siii - 1910 20 700 % every ese 81 its
nnmrross ~sf<r< Ih<r I'LL s>ii ycu
mai es~rs s~ek th<y rn1 nnees snf
n<ss from every rc.ssy :. ~ >ssi~ snd
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is herr BY given that the nm
- dersigned has been appointed Ad
minisfsator. wiih the will annexed. o.
the estsfe Of Merit Tsber. late Of Du-
bcis county. Indiana. deceased Said
estate 10 probably solvent
AARox No0EE. Admr.
With will s1nexed-
VIZ. r. s'Nxoxs. Atty.
Dec. - 1855 80.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04
NEW BRICK YARD
BRICK FOR SALE


This u The oae DaEsxi.e 10 the world
thar cnobs.>s he b>ss sasse9ent fos
BAhies ssd re bp>s hip fos uosh<rH-
Emile RnaAssna will ernsrihcre ths
sscrs>s Of so@e ~ BAsrTs BzxEvAcToKs
h<i.x he ssie cf - fsx snd boz u fur.
si~hed lise~ fcr Baby % to tsmh. fhs
|soy-@sker- &C Mssy pictures b. Nr
IL , B~sdxmsn-
BApr BCxrIxss xE1sEBcRs- verse.
snd pirsnre> h0sh ~ Nsrxsres Jokss0e
uiii tell sbcss lie slra.ge Babies % diff
fespns nszioas
Dainsy stories. tendes poe@a ny jim
xi~s- ririsrss besstifsI- pictures f1sny
wili On es<k nUDb<r- Large type
hessv psp~r. presfy cover. sueive time'
Il year SD ~ foe osIy 50 cents
sa1pie ccpv cesss
D. LcSrEcr CcwrAxr. Bosscs. Nsssl
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

Knows . ssStasd or Could Get
ArOuad &C.


ua1r1Gcoff fn1FDen161f-
We have very little faith In the Ass-
trsiisn sysiem ~ voting. A. long -
men can be found ready 70 cell their
votes Il will be hard 70 devise : plan 70
stop them from doing So
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

FoR RENT. - A r. sidence IN jasper of
four rooms. Apply q CoUDlSs oGlee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-04

NOTICE i hereby given thar ih- ~
~ dersign~d hss been BY she Clerk ol
the Dubois Circuit Court state Of Indi-
<ns. appointed Administrator Of fh<
estate Of Francis B Bi~~ey. late OF Du-
rois county. Indiana. decreased Said
estate IL probably advent
WILLIAM 5 Bss-EY. A inr.
A. J. Ho~Ercrrr. Attorney
Dec. 81. 1888 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-12
Personal.

Mr.. +. X. Pierce vas in the city yesterday
Mrs. George Wood Of Winthrop 10 visiting
at A. J. Halls.
Hon. o. G. Hall of WAtervilie. vas in the
city yesterday.
| County Commissioner Andrews was in the
city yesterday.
| Governor and Mrs. Burleigh left for Bos-
ton yesterday afternoon.
days visitors At the Capital.
Mrs. Daniel c. Stanwood is on visit to
her son in Brooklyn, n. Y
| Mr. c. C. wiIloughby left last evening on
a business trip to New York.
| Mrs. b. A. White Of DAmxriscotta is visit
ing Mrs. /. ID. sturgis of this city.
Among the visitors in the city vest. rdsy
was Mrs. + L. veszie of Waterville.
Col. Payson Tucker, General Manager Of
the Maine Central Railroad, was in the city
yesterday.
j. F.+Hswkes, member Of the Portland
delegation in the legislature of 1887, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. George Toothsker of Brunswick. was
in the city yesterday and called upon friends
at the Journal office.
Mrs. + A. Z. Cochran Of Minneapolis,
Minnesota. is visiting her father, J. NJ.
Potter. after An absence Of eight years.
J. Frank Baxter. who is to deliver the
lecture in MeoniAn Hall this evening, is the
guest of Mrs. W. II. Rigelow on Crescent
street.
Hon. Silss C Hatch Of Bangor and Hon.
stephen W. Carr, Bowdoinham. members Of
the Governors Council, arrived in the city
Yesterday afternoon.
Hon. Hiram Bliss, Jr :, and wife. Of Wash
| lngton, were in .he city yesterday. They
came across country 10 a team. having de-
lightfui weather for rAtir trip
| Judge J. b. Dascomo. Of Skowhegan.
chairman Of the board OF executors Of the
Coburn estate, WAS in the city yesterday on
business connected with the estate.
Miss Grace Audrews leaves to-day for
Portland, where she joins her uncle on
board the Grace Andrews They sail
directly for the Rio de la Plata, s. A.
Mr.. Fred Il. Owen bss been absent sever
al days at Bangor, called there by the severe
illness of his wife who is visiting at her faith
ers. The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen
will be pleased to learn that Mrs. Owen 10
recovering.
The TO lowing gentlemen were in atten-
dance on Probate Court yesterday: o. b.
Clason, Esq. Geo. w. Hesel,on, Esq, and
Mayor Spear of Gardiner. Hon. Emery o.
| Bean, Readield. W. c. Philbrook, Esq,
and G. +. johnson. Esq, of Waterville. II.
L. Hunton. Esq. Of Oakland, DR.. II. NJ.
Blake of Monmouth and Heivey X. Halves,
Esq, Of Holyoke. Mass. who appeared in
connection with the estate of his brother. the
| late DR.. Halves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-12

Kabo is for women who
break their corsets. kabo
can't be broken. We guar
antee it not to break for a
year; and the maker stands
behind us.
And kabo doesn't kink.
To kink is almost as bad as
to break. We guarantee it
not to kink for a year and
the maker stands behind US.
If a single bone 1--WE call
it bone" it isn't bone) Of
Kabo breaks or kinks in a
year, bring your corset back
to US and get your money.
And, If the corset don't suit
you after wearing a week or
two or three, come back for
your money.
There is a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store
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