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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

White river u very low.
John ~ u the only boat now IN the
hafbor.
Harris \ Co. arc ru'hing business re-
= srlless Of the hot weather.
A. Z. Gray can be seen upon our
streets most any time.
The "dandy dozen" lis said celebrated
the fourth 10 royal style.
One Of the ndicst sights we have
Witnessed lately was young profession
al from Jasper, his heels pointing toward
the western horizon, while 10 was look
ing the pale moon full 10 tho face.
"Blsiness i business" we heard ). 5
w. say = few evenings ago, while cell
Ing road cart 70 = young man near our
town. and wo believe DO sneans business,
for besides controlling = big trade he
can be seen vending his way TO uncle
Adams very often.
We stayed up oil night not long since
70 listen % the songs Of the trio. OF near
Bethel. Come again. boys.
G. Rudolph can be seen out riding IN
his new buggy most any day.
Ia the distance we can hear the rum
bling Of Judge WeIborn's chariot Of jus.
tice, and the boys who live toward the
setting sun from this place had better
''look . leedle oudt.'
We are sorry the she'll containing the
rename Of "Billy's Friends" IL TOO hard
for their bills. AL. & NELL.
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10 THE EDITOR OF THE COURIER.
Between the "cussing" from the editor
on the one hand, and the co0ntrv cor.
respondent on the other, the Jour printer
10 the average Office has . tough row to
hoe.
II an occasional typographical error
appears, the editor IL certain 10 inform
him OF II, with the admonition not to lei
It happen again. Aud. when he endeav-
|ors TO make somewhat respectable Eng
glish out Of the almost undecipherable
Lieroglyphics Of the average correepon-
dent. and whose items, judging BY the
way he usually wsdes through the
Kings English up to his neck with Z
tomahawk and scslping knife, 90 to
speak, look rs though they might have
been the production Of Pinto Indian !:
the editor is sure 10 receive note, which
i usually worded something like this /:
Mr.. editor, please see that your printer
sets my items word for word as have
written them, and not omit the word
we" and put in "your correspondent
or "the writer" We think I'VE" looks
better ETC., etc. II the average
country correspondent stood IS high in
the estimation OF the public, aud es-
pecislly the printer. as be does In bis
own estimation, what great parsonage
be would be! Horace Greedy, founder
Of the New York Tribune, once said to
one Of bic correspondents: my dear
'ir, to use the editorial 1--WE" 10 your ca |
psctty p absolutely wrong" and s'that
'weg0tism0 IL damned sight worse
han egotism." The printer BIO viewer
'ursues the even tenor OF bis way and
eldom kicks. but thinking to himself
he while that II al people we're e ego. !
ist'csl % the average country corres.
'ondent, Gabriel might Is well write
lnis, blow bis trumpet and Close up the
bop. A PRINTER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

A LIGHT SENTENCE IN the Pix;
Circuit; Court last FRIDAY Frank Howe
who shot boy without any cause. n
drunken recklessness near Orwell abou,
fonr weeks ago. was sentenced to the
states prison for two years. The Sher.
III delivered him there on SATURDAY.
Howe i native OF New Albany. and
left that city in April 10 avoid arrest on
Ar Indictment for IN attempt 10 murder
there. The sentence II very light one.
and With such sentences IL Il no wonder
Pike county j. haven for thugs aud
outlaws.
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Will. nv fhr law, end its iahors so-mor.
row. II could nave duIshed np a wcek
ago. bat citizens have 4 richf "a ente,
enmpi@iuts I'LL % morrow. AMI Ii was
deeinef best 70 remain Ia session. Some
one has come ~ nearly every slav. an Il
SHINE days several persons. Each com.
pisint hiss been taken 40 and CAREFUL =
considered, and adjustment made a evi.
ience seemed 70 merit. The Assessor
have returned their books. with the Al
teraiiors indicated by me Board. gener.
shv sa'i-iNeiory, ami have notified al
parties Interested. or anv increase
The seton Of the Board hss show 4
me wisdom ~ me iaw. as il enables =
careful investigation of all assessments
hnh hearing sworn testimony la regard
thereto. There have been less than sc
mdivsrusl complaints. IS the peopls
fonnd The Board was eqnalizing asssss
men's ~ accordance with their best udg
menf.
IN Madison township last Friday As.
SCISSOR Ksgie returned his hook. with 4
raise 81 assessments OF real estate amnr,
ing 20 SS6.s45 on farm lands. and 5000
on Ireland lots.
IN Hasbison township Assessor Opc
returned his books. showing q raise o.
e6,43J, and called attention 10 his as
easement Of The value Of Improvement
ns oei"g IN excess of other aijoinine
townships. a. reason for not raisin !
tne assessment ~ lands more. The
Board examined II and agreed be wa.
correct. and accepted The assessment q.
retnrned bg him.
The assessment Of iofs and improve
ments IN Hnntingb0rg was found to BE-
equal throughout the CITY. but not IN
proportion 20 The assessments in Jaspe,
o' me sane character Of property. II
was ordered thar the assessment OF lots
~ hun'ingburg be increased ten pei
cent ana the assessment of improve
ments be also increased ten per cent
Several Of The Assessors had returned
dogs that had been registered with the
Trustee, and there was danger OF a
double assessment upon them. bot in in
sesiigAting some singular things were
discovered. In some instances the a.
SCISSORS had returned two, three or four
dogs, Is they had discovered them on the
farms when they made their assess
menis. but upon examination Of The
Trustees records, only one would
De found registered 1t thus appearing
inst there was considerable intention on
the part OF some TO eyade lawful dog
tAx. The Board obtained lists OF dogs
Segistered from all the Trustees. and d.
recied the Auditor TO place oil such In
stances on the tax duplicate. together
with . memorandum TO collect as pro-
vided. for second dog 10 each case. So
owners are pretty sure to pay for har-
boring Boil, Tray and Towser, even
should tho Prosecuting Attorney or
Grand Jury fail 10 catch them for neg
looling e register each bowling canine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

Trinity College. the Mercer Issforms.
tory, Home Tor lncursbles, Orphans
Home, Lunatic Asylum. Upper Csna6s
College. Exhibition Buildings. Govern.
ment House. Canadian Institute. Or.
Isario College Of Pharmacy. Ontario Vet
lerinary College. Toronto school OF Mad.
icine. tho Toronto General aoxpitul.
Post Ohice and MANY others.
The teachers (as the Canadian ~,
from the States, have one and All ha<i
lqnife . hearty and enthu. iastic reception
~ he good people Of Toronto. About
10 w teachers are here from the States,
aud very grand time II being had.
They have been wonderfully. YET pleas
sn'ly disappointed ia finding Canada =
eountry 81 progress. refinement and bus.
mess. So we hear on al hands the ex-
lclsmstion, Amt the Toronto people
lnicef SO hospitsbie. and Toronto 90
nice! fee sure they will return 10 the
states carrying with them very pleasant
lrecoiieciions Of Toronto, and especially
The hospitality Of mo Toronto people.
a few words touching tho schools Of
the Province Of Ontario, aud especially
loi Toronto, which IL called the Athens
loi Canada, or great educational center
Tue length OF The country schools ranges
from : TO months, and the salaries OF
teachers IN the country from $l5 to sos
per month. and In towns aud cities from
$500 to So 600 per wear.
Bro. Knights OF Pythias. take courage
and remember that Canada is alive with
brave and walnut Knights. There are
six large and ilourishing lodges in To-
ronto alone. ! attended lodge night be.
fore last, and | never did have any bet
ter time. They are full Of vim aud en-
thusissm, and up to the times. They
have shown me the city in grand style.
l leave this evening for Kingston and
thousand IsIands, and will perhaps let
you hear from me again. Adieu.
Il. X. pouGHERTY.
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Dubois County Alumni AssocIa.
tiOn.

JASPER, IND, July n. 1891.
The executive committee OF the "Du
bois County Alumni Association me,
at the Co. Sup'ts Office, July 20, 1891
and adopted the following:
The next meeting will be held a Hunt
ingbUrg, August 20, aud shall consist Of
music and addresses 10 the afternoon
also the Alumni Medal Contest. Those
that wish 10 speak for this medal must
send their names TO Supt. Geo. X. viii.
son, before Aogust 4th. There shall moi
De less than i've contestants for this
medal. and they must be graduates from
the common schools OF 1890 81. A com.
mittee Of three judges must decide 10
whom the honor is due, upon the follow
ing conditions:
Articulation, I to 20; Gesture, l 10 20 /:
pronunciation, l 70 20; General Effect
l to 10; Voice, / 70 20.
At night banquet will be held ct the
City Hall. and the following persons
have been appointed Is the Committee
on Arrangements:
Maud Williams, Anna Fromm, Clara
Fisher. Ellie Koch. Alice Todd and
Leo. Roettger.
Respectfully,
MAGGIE A. WILSON, Sec'y pro tenn.
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NOTICE!
TO FARMERS Of DUBOIS COUNTY,
!0!HEEs esAM Ayv SEQ M

/ Tho Patentee. Inventor and Sole Pro
prietor Of this celebrated G rain and Seed
Separator, arrived In Dubois county Thu
week. and has shipped from his new
manufactory At New Albany. Ind, two
wagons and teams, and two salesmen IA
canvass this county. The Fans will be
shipped from New Albany to Jasper
snd Hontingburg, and distributed 10
purchasers.
! This Mill Is bnilt from the BEST NATE.
RrALs. and will LAST sEvENTY.YEARs, II
properly cared for.
| These ssIesmen have just finished can
wasting Harrison county. where thev
sold Ninety-Fite Mills in i've weeks.
Every Mill Is warranted.
Now - your time TO patronize Home
Manufacturers.
This mill q warranted to clean grain
and seeds - foilows:
LIST. II will take every berry OF cookie
and cheat from seed wheat st one
process.
%. It will separate smut OF grown
wheat IN cleaning for market complete, 81
so and as bushels per hour.
ID. IL will separate the Jersey or
Buckhorn Planting from clover seed 1t
one process.
4th. Il will separate timothy seed
from red top.
9th. II will separate sorrel seed from
timothy or alsace clover. II will seps.
rate white clover from red clover.
9th. IL will make the best separation
OF timothy and buckhorn planting OIL
anv Mill In the market
7th. Ii will grade seed oats, taking
out the twin oats for seed.
9Th. IL will clean wheat for seed
clean, and grade The wheat. Ct the same
time, from Is to 30 bushels per hour.
9th. IL will handle market wheat
from 60 TO 200 bushels per hour. In
lact no Mill on earth can clean grain
Ind seeds with the capacity and neat
ness that the above named cleaner can.
will donate Mill 10 any one that can
produce : bushel OF wheat % grown
hat this Mill failed 10 take every berry
u cookie and cheat out 1t one cleaning.
Now, Farmers, have your grain aud
eeds ready to test the Mill. as nv sales
zen cannot call on y0u The second time
Ton will find the salesmeu perfect gen.
lemeu 10 every respect. You get lust
That You bargain for every time.
+. PoYSEER, Prop'r q Manufacturer.
New Albany. Indiana.
June "a, 1891 -2t.
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Memorial Proceedings.
HALL FRENCH LICK LODGE.
~ ID n. a a AZ

rhESSh Lien. July ~, 1851.
Whereas, It having pleased the Su.
preme Architect OF the universe, Ia lii
inscrutable omnipoience. to remove
from our midst our beloved brother, w
b. Cornwell;
Resolved, That while We, his frater.
nal brethren. very much deplore hi
death, at the same time bowling in
meek submission TO the will Of that ALL
wise Judge, who has entire control OF
our destinies, we console ourselves IL
the knowledge that our loss 10 his gain
Resolved, That we a. : body tender
our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family, also to his aged and respected
father, who 90 patiently and faithfully
attended his sorely afflicted son. until be
was called from bic labor on this earth
70 eternal refreshment. BY that all.wise
and Supreme Master whom no one can
refuse 20 obey.
Received. That copy OF these resolu-
tions be published and sent the bereaved
family; also, the respected father.
Bro. WIN. A. UNDERwooD.l
Bro. MAETTS MicKLER, Com.
BRo. ALoNzo GAss,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

ROAD Tax ~ the township trustees
90 not suske their tax levies till Septem.
Der, and the road supervisors want Ia
work out the road tax generally ia that
month. Auditor GrsmeIspscher has D osi.
ned the Trustees that ii they will inform
nm now what their road tax will be on
the increased amount OF duplicate. be
viii inform the Commissioner. and II
they sgree. he will have the road tax
lists ready for the Trustees wAcr they
make their August settlements with the
County Board The new lew will be
based on the increased duplicate, and II
The former levy furnished fu.,E. enough.
the new levy should be reduced accord
ingIy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

NOTICE is hereby given that have
~ taken up and impounded three head
% cattle at my residence In Mad.
ison township, three miles west or Ire.
land, dark red bull with star Ia The
forehead, and white spot on tho left
hip one dark red heifer, about Is months
old; red line back steer. The owner Il
requested 20 prove his property and pay
the damage. W, II. II. BoTK,xs
July "A. 189l-2t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

nr The census shows that the produc.
sion Of bullion during 1899 was: Gold,
l.5s0.S69 ounces; u. 5. coinage value,
81, $50. IA Silver. 5l.354.s5l ounces
y. > coinage value, $6s. 900. o38. Total
Y, 5. coinage value. $99 2s3. 732.
And yet some Eastern patriots
would demonetize entirely The most val
usble portion Of The American produce
mon for money Of the world. and there
~ double every poor mans indebted
ness. aud decrease by one-half the value
Of every product Of the farmer. and in
crease correspondingiy the wealth Of
those who are already rich. Such pol
icy goes farther than the robber tariff 70
make the rich richer and the poor poor
er." But we believe the people are
awake 70 their best interests. and will
vote hereafter for no one 81 any party On
. rich mans platform. who Is opposed to
the tree coinage Of silver, or silent in re-
gard TO i. "Equal and exact rights 10
AL special privileges to nonc.v will be
the Democratic slogan Of success IN 1892.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24
pistol Cartridges TOO Common

Or Monday Esq. u. +. Tieman. d
Huntlngbnrg, realized that pistol car.
'rihgcs may be TOO plentiful in con.
's.ni'y He wss 10 velpen setting on
store counter, when farmer came n
and flied pipe with tobacco from 4
coat pocket, putting In . pistol cartridge
with the weed. While he was pufYing
away the cartridge exploded, sending tbe
ball through Tieman's hat II i aid
ms usually ilorid face turned VERY whi,e.
bns . no more cartridges shot or NJ
soon recovered Ycfhe still thinks Il was
. close call -'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

ARRESTED. -Wm. G. Haley, Z man o.
rather unsavory reputation, and who
worked formerly for the Chicago flr N
which swindled 90 many school town.
ship trustees In Indiana Z few years ago
was arrested in Birdseye BY Marshal An.
derson and Deputy sheriff Picou on
Monday, on . telegram from officers Of
Monroe county Mo-, accusing tim OF
being guilty Of Q felony there. The
Birdseye officers telegraphed that thew
had their man, and received reply that
the officers were on their way with 4
requisition from the Governor to return
him 70 Missouri. Haley sent for Attor-
ney w. +. Cox, and got out writ or
habeas corpus. commanding Anderson
and Picou TO produce him before Judge
Welborn, ct Princeton, imme diateiy.
Deputy Sheriff Sweeney and Attorney
Cox left for Birdseye Wednesday even.
ing TO serve the writ, and II likely came
up before Judge Welborn at Princeton
yesterday, II the parties were enabled to
reach there.
Haley's mother lives at Mentor. and
his wife has recently como there. too. !
Haley has been arrested several times
before, generally for Obtaining money
under false pretenees, but has always
managed 70 come clear. and IL consid-
Bred rather - slick onc,r who does bus.
mess strictly within the law
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

~ oIiCk i hereby given 10 the citizens 81 Iaspsr
~ cambridge township. Dubois county Ind thar th
oua.r signed male citizen o. the United States Mi,
sne,r next regular session N september 1891 Tor n
70 retail Intoxicating lqnnr. beer and wine nnd
.ne .aiar % te drank % the premises under b.
ne precise location ~hss said Qunrs Ire Il ~ -olf
= On ne West half 81 lof No. Cs IA howr IN wv
Dubois county Indiana NrruAFI. rE, sl ..s'p
Jny 10. 1871 ST. =
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

90 Heimberger, OF New Albany. got
the fret premium for landscape photo
graphs, At the National convention 81
Photographers at Buffalo, N. ~, las
week. aud A. Helm berger was chosen AZ
Secl etary OF the National Associa ion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-24

Arrangements have been made 10 hold
. reunion Of the survivors OF the aga
Regiment, Indiana Volunteers, q Oak
land City. Indiana, Thursday, October
%, 1891.
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|NOTICE IL hereby given that the On.
~ dsrsigned hiss been by the Clerk q
Dubois Circuit Court appointed Exscn.
tor Of the Last will and testament Of n =
sbeth M. Bigbam, late OF said County
n Dubois, State Of Indiana, deceased
Said estate u supposed 70 be solvent.
JosEPH Friedman, Sen. Executor
a. }. HoxEycurT. ATTY.
July 10, lS0l-3w.
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PHILIP MILLER.
The plaintiff ia the above entitled
cause having filed his complaint therein
together with an affidavit that the de-
fendant herein il . non resident Of the
State Of Indiana. and that this sction Il
brought 10 enforce the collection Of
plaintiffs demand by proceedings in at
tachmenf.
Now therefore the said defendant Il
hereby notified that IN less he be and ap-
pear on the "a day OF the next term Of
the Dubois Circuit Court, 10 be holden
on the first Monday in September. 1889.
It the court house In Jasper, in said couu-
y and State, and answer or demur 10
said complaint, the same will be heard
ana determined in bic absence.
10 witness whereof have set nv
-. hand and AFFIXED the seal II
SEAL said Court, this 9th dsy oil
July, 1a9l.
lGNArz EcKERT. Clerk Circuit Court.
MILnuRx 4 MILBURx, Ati'ys.
July 10, 1891 81. Or. IS 90
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STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS CounrY, IS
In 1hs Dubois Circuit Court. September
Term, 1891.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16

a CATCH TO IT. A m'dlle aged
woman caliei at M insurance office
on Griswold street day or Two ago
TO announce tn at she wanted to In.
sure her house
For how mucns asked the agent.
Oh sbnnt $500.
Very vol, Ell c2me up and In.
vrs' ig7re.
don't. know much about insur.
ance. size said.
It's very plain NJ Fam.
II l m insured for $500 and The
house burns up l get Tho money
do L2
Certainly.
And they donl ask who Sc. IL sfire
do ,beyf
Oh but they do. We shall want 10
know AL about it.
Then you needn't come up, she
saih as she rose to go. haa d
there Was some catch abou, it some.
where and now l sec waere it Is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16

The JoDsE AND THE WITNESS.
Even tho dignity which hedges
around the judicial bench is not al
ways sac protection from conscious
or unconscious sarcasm of too blunt
witnesses, A certain Judge who,
when denu;led Of his Official wig, was
as bald as billiard ball, lad before
him, By strange irony of fate, a dis.
pute as TO the real p,oprietorship OF
q patent hair restorer. During the
progress Of the case the Judge, who
sometimes INDUCED 10 little ssr-
cssm st the expense OF q witness,
asked dandy whether the restorer
had ever been known 10 restore worn
out broomhe ads to their pristine cru
dition OF hirsute luxuriance, or the
lost bristles to old clothes brushes.
OF course there was a laugh and
the Judges wit was rewarded With
looks of admiration. But the wit
ness. to chow that he had evsrv faith
10 It's being sure hope for huma D
badness at least. replied very limo,
Gently that III l didn't know it was
necessary for your lordship to alway
wear wig in this court &, should
have declared that you bsd expert
mentad With my hair reotorer On
yourself
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16

"a trial not long ago. very sim :
pie witness was in the box and after
y ing through the ordeal. was ready
fo' retire. Oae questions rcmnined=
Now Mr.. n has not an at
t"mpt boeu nr7d., to- induce You to.
trli q different s'or,S
~ d'ifereut story TO what ! have
tuiu sirp
Yes, Is it not sCa
Yes sir.
Upon yonr oath I demand 10 know
Who The persous Me who attempted
this2
We'll you've tried AS hard az suy
oil them, wss be unexpected aLswer.
L. ended tho examination.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16

THEY WERE MOSTLY 'BAPTlsEs. >
-Whe the western troops first en-.
tered that ps euliar region northeast
of Cumberland Gap they found in
scany population many a family so
Isolated that it had seen no neighbors
for months and had even lost he run
OF the days OF the week. A very
curious lact (and il is fact duly
vouched for) that in some narrow val
leys the few families had guessed
that something unusual was going
on because they had seen no strange
hunters or tourists for long time,
bu' did not know of the war. An
officer Of the 6rst cavalry company
to penetrate that region relates that
after q long ride over rocks and
through forests bic company came to
. tolerably we'll built house IN a cir.
GUAR hollow, where there we're per.
haps Eve acres of arabic land. An
old woman rushed out and catching
sight Of tue uniform exclaimed:
Laws massy me-ef h'yar amt
cue OF Gjneral Jsckson's men. Why
mister Flowed all bis men we're dead
years and years ago
And so they are ma'sm.
An who be you'uDse
Union soldiers ma'am-8ghtIng for
old Abe IS your folks say.
Old Abep Who's he.
Why Abraham Lincoln, President
Of the United States
Lawd sskes An what's you'uns in
h'yai? TO 6ghtP Is The British cum
in agin2
This brought an explanation and
account OF the war. at which the
old woman WIS paraIyzed With as
constituent aud Ihen followed this
colloquy:
Maam are you UnioDa
Nav,
Are you Secesha
Nav.
Well What are you then9
Well hain't never lined nothin'
yit, but most OF the felix's around
b'yar is Bsptisses, and 30 me and
ny old mau sort o. leans that way.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16

tell you, said one Congress
man TO- another, the situation in
that district ls something to- raise
your hair when you contemplate it.
think, said the listener, rs he
took Oft his hat and disclosed o.
bald head, that III go out and
take "a look Of il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16

wegsva you good not,ce 10 our
pane
o. ,.id your Welt don't do IL
a,ain. don't mind your esyins
orr W Get soies arg delicious and the
milk pure. hut when yea add that
our bitter speaks for itseif I object.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16

E.tbpr. eaid wIl.is !. Ill Colu mbus
ri-c ,Ysr he Atlantic. ocran2
WIZ certain not; VIA, made
you aet inch question:
Ny ioggeriy says he cope tcross
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-16
VIZ AM, II NOR

80 ehe's ing 20 leesure on bow
90 n4nsse a hu-band j. shsf Bew
msry rnsha1ds hos she had herselfS
Wis 81 Is never been married.