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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
GUS WILLIAMS AT HIS BEST.
April Fool Proves to BE Unusually Attrac
tiye-,Jarbeau and the GREY Mare

tive-Jarbeau ana the Grey Mare.
II is rarely that a Richmond audence-or even
metropolitan assembly. for that materials
an opportunity TO see farce that Is 80 thorough
ly entertaining as that presented by Gus Will
hams at tho Theatre last night.
April FOOL a. oar old friend Guss new skit
IS called, Is a specially exhibition Of high or
der. and its songs and dances are connected by
some very humorous lines, while there Is a little
"plOtlet' OF faint sort. Gus was at his best
last night. Hisquatnt TeutOnisms convulsed his
audience, aud his songs provoked numerous
eHc0res. His company Is very strong and fairly
divided the applause with him. The burlesIue
Of "Nirginius' by SIR Ross and Miss FentOn
was n very clever thing, and 30 was the story Of
William Tell M told by the former. Miss Elma
sang several selections delightfully."- and won the
generous enc0rfs that her sweet, Well-cultivated
vOicos Geserges Miss Roynolt danced charming
ly, and her diversion was very novel, "a IL was
neither a pas De ballet nor a skirt dance, aud yet
IL reminded one Of both.
April Fool" will DO seen twice tO-day-at a
matinee this afternoon and tonight.
Verhona Jarbeaus engagement begins at tho
Theatre tomorrow night. This exceptionally
bright star Of the buresque armament IL sur
rounded by a clever company and will give q
pleasant series Of performances.
THE GREY MARE AT THE ACADEMY.
At the Academy tonight one Of the last sue
cesses OF the New York Lyceum, "The Grey
Mare" will hlve ia initial performance In this
city. Those who Ike refined comedy viii doubt
less find this play very attractive, as II is one Of
those comedies whose humor Is refreshingly
clean and devoid Of hOrse-play. Anything that
boars tho imprint Of Daniel Frohman's hand Is
apt 20 be good, aud therefore there Is but little
doubt that the play and the company viii DO
worth the attention Of theatrc-gOcrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
NInrrinro I'D Mr. nntler and sirs. EIam


Nj Robert l.. Butter, one Of me best A noWn
citizens OF thiz city. and Mrs. Ella ~ Riain were
united IN marriage at the residence ol lno ,".,
ter, No 40G north lNenty-se'ehA sHoo'' ~
o'clock last evening. 81, ,,,,o,
The ceremony was performed by Key 0eoigs
IL. Ray, pastor Of demonstration hetn ",,.i;.
church, and the gentlemen wac aSsou , a. SVh' =.
were Nreerg John r. Butler, Wythe Mh-t
George Pearman, ana W. W. Wade. The par
Tors wherein tho nuptial knot was tlo1 MI, WI
lastly decorated aud the analr passou p,pao
sautly Od IN the presence OF qulte a eohVou'' Do
of friends OF the participating parties
The bride Was becomingly alfred IN a neS, w.
trayelling-suit Of brown with hat ana ElOsvs 70
CORES pond. aud carried huge DouqeS ,ha
bridee rOses She is the sisior.ln-ia" Vi 'no
we'll known real estate agent, J. b. Lam.
The groom is a promiGeni grocer ahh n.s 'S Wr
been Influential m busnefs circles ne. {, I'd, W.
and Mrs. Butler left On the f'Vo Tram W ''''' ."
number Of the northern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05

The ambulance responded TO slX calls yest9r-
Al I1:I5 O'Clock % Allen e Ginter's tobacco
factory TO a cOlOred man suffering Win AN epl-
leptic ne. lilo was treated ana ieli. ,,
Atl2.35 r. VI. 10 the Third Police station 20
a white uah with cramp. lie WAS TAKEN 10 inc
almsuOus, Tor treatment.
At2.45 p NJ. h. seventeenth street. near the
elevator tn a white man suffering with acute
alcoholism. lie was taken 10 the First fOice
station aud left. ~,
Al 40 T.. NJ. 20 seventeenth ana bt0au
strcers IN a colored man with cut over bis lett
eve. witch ne had received In ight lie WAS
treated and lett go, 80.
At $50 r. NJ. 10 lO2 shockoe Slip 10 white
man who was drunk. He was turned over
the police. ~ .,-.,
Al 5.45 p. NJ. - PAGES tobaccotactory'
Twenty.seooud and Franklin streets, 10 COZ
ored woman suffering with commissions ehe
was treated and taken home, on Nluo'oon'"
street between Franklin and Main'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
vrH n CIAE-
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY 8 PER
BONDS FOR sALR.

BIDS FOR CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY BONDS
will De received By me untl OCTOBER 20, leYs,
The whole issne II tor so,UOo inc ocn ~. -
for $3.50 each bear date July I, 1892, aud bear
d per cent. interest from date. payapc on sno
1si day Of July Of each yeaI. Interrst COUPON,
recs,ysblo for all taxes due the county ekssps
srhool leyies Bonds payable thirty years sltsr
date. but subject 10 call after ave years. WHO
law provides for payment Of coupons al treasn-
rer's once, | viii arrange 20 pay tne sane AZ
Msschanicr and Merchants bank' hshches'sl'
state Bank, Richmond. aud AatlooA Dana -"
tersburg. ~
The county Is In no wise indebted: -,
See Acts Is9Ilo2. page 2j0, for form OF bond
Address j. r. GILLIAN, Treasurer,
a., 5-eod7t Chesterned Courthouse, =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05

Guests at Gotbam's HoteIs.
Especial telegram 10 tbs Dlspatcn.l
NEW YORK, October Ar Stiles, Murray Hin ;
b. 4. Crump, New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
leading inturcs ra1:oi a, follows


BALTIMORE, October 4-f1ur quiet and un-
changed; receipts. 20,d13 blrres; shipments,
5lj barrele Wheat nrm; Nu. , red. spot. 1884
Zoe; October, 7fitR1ic; December, asa
7sisc. May, s5i4c. asked steamer No. >, rel,
6oi4ao9'sc.; receipts, lJ3,272 bushels; ship
ments, 10000 busnels; stock, 2,03l, 22l bush
els; sales, 10000 bushels. southern whea,
active: futz, 10s77c; Longbeuy 73a17c.
Corn steady; mixed spot, djaJ3lac. October,
6Oi4c.; year, 4oaac. bid; Junusry, 4slSc. bid;
receipts, 1915 bushelr, s,O'k, 80, To- bushels
sales ~, 600 bushels. southern coru-whits
steady ~ 55a5sc.: yellow duh ~ SIC. oats
firm; No. white, Western, 3SeJSbec; No.
mixed, western. 35iga DC r,ccipts TO-
OOO bushels; stock, 2Ol.Sd0 hu-hels. Rye
steady and firm; No ,, d4c. bid receipts.
l,f32 bushels; stock. A5,H'2 bushels
hay easier; good TO choice tmoIhn
changed. Cotton nominal; mittltng. Z 1905.
Provisions nrm; mo---porA, $500. BDik-mea
doose)-Shouiders, $40; lony-'lear $50;
clear-rib sides, $3.50: sugar picked snoulcerA
$500; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, s0i ham-.
small, $3.50: large, Si2.50. Lard Refined,
se.2J; crude, $3.50. Butter stea0y; croamefy,
fancy, 2jc. do. fair 90 choice, 22HISc.: 30. INIT
tauon, lga20c.; laGle, fancy, lNaiac; DO good
20 choice, I7alsc. storc-I gcked, lor. Egg3
quiet Maryland. poe. Pennsy lyania, 2Cc. wus.-
ern, zoe: ice-hOuso. l0c. coffee nrm hio car
goes, fair ne NV; No. Z, 1875. sugar ntm;
graduated, 534c. Copper stca y; Iennei 10. -
Nhiskey urn a, sl.2jasl.2j. Pehauts-Vir.
glnia fancy hand-pckei, 3isaic.; iarmers, "a
BIC; North Carolina. Sc. 40. shoiod, No. B.,
4c.; shelled, No. =, 20.
WiLMISGTOs.
! WmMIsGrOS, n. G., O.tobcr 4.-furpan.
tine steady at 2Uc. b0e'n ifm, strained, so. ;
| good strained. 90c. Tar quiet ~ sL2j. Crude
| turpentine quiet; hard. 9Oc.; yoow-dip and
| virgin, si,5J.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUPEN
| Ngw YORK, October 4.-CottOn Ne, receipta,
1905 bales gross receipts. 6,O2l bales. fat1res
/ closed very steady; sales, 21S,600 bales; Ocfo-
| Der, S7.SlaSTs3: November, sG32; Decem-
! ber, SS.O4aSS.OS; January, -. lbatS.l7; feo-
! ruary. sS.2SAs6.20: March, SS.3D; Apri,
| sS.iSasS.49; May. SS.5oasS.j9; June, sS.oSa
| &S.G9. -
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported tor tns DisDatca.
OCTOBER 4-Market quiet Sales reported
very hight. Prime. 2l,c: extra prime, u.s.
/ fancy, &c.; factory hanI-picked, 3sIblc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05

Salvation on, the peoples Eminent, Is snai"N'
teed the best II Will cure you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
NRw yopK COTTON F,irrpe,
NORFOLK PEANUTMARREr

Reported tor tns Dispatsa.l
OCTOBER 4-Market quiet Sales reported
very hight. Prime. 2Ic: extra prime, u.s.;
fancy, &c.; factory hanl-picked, 3aIblc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

MR. EDirsx. In last weeks i--ne o.
the CouRrEa Won S<i- hat SAINTS sis"-
had not mad hi- spprs.sfce ~ 1ssp't
He ~i.i strive on the cars 'p-mprro"
end bring wish him = csr load % hanf-
some goods ~ al kind fos the n"ii-
dsy-.-gne biggest stock and best ever
sent 10 Jasper. lie hss engsgef hesf-
quarters a Mr.. b FIns'> op-ra HAL
Confeeti0nrr. sni invites 81 70 cal
snd see this handsome ii~p'sy. tx v The
best ever ia Dutni. COURTS.
Yours Truly.
Ss>TA CLsrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

Nothing viii be more pleasing 10 YOU
in sfte- years than 10 hook al the photo
graphs OF der friends rsken during =
haliias occasion. when all are happy.
You csn have these pictures tsksn in
The best sTyle OF the art. and ofsnv size,
from an inch miniature to life lie
At Sir. A. >pr~uer's gallery in Jasper
sud b, coming nov on ran get them 20
A. IL be ready to exchange with friends.
lovers or rrl.iives al Christmas time
Don't iel1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02
Indiana sunday school Union.
I'VE Unite In Christ for q World out
Of Christ"

The 8. s convention Of the second
district, composed of Spencer. Warrick.
Dubois aud Perry counties. meets At
Rockpori. December 9Th, 1892. All >.
:. workers invited.
TOPICS FIR THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
/. The relation OF Bible study TO the
power and usefulness of the church
Bible Readings. aud study OF par
ticular books Of the Bible.
3. Answers to pray err. fact and meth
od.
How 10 study the Bible.
5Praver as a Characteristic OF piety.
g. Parental prayers.
I. Opening conference on the order
of exercises in the school. Opening,
closing. music, prsye-. etc.
a Omen conference on the duties OF
officers. Classification of scholars, prsc-
ticsl work by the school, suxilliaries,
special services. etc
8. How make the Sunday school
more effective in securing decision for
Christ.
10. Cooperation in Sunday school
work a. proposed and secured in Inter.
national. State, district, county aud
township Organization. Benefits, ob-
iect., methods.
n. Our lapsed pupils Whose
school has decreased ia numbers and
WHY?
IL Ingathering What plans are
prac,icsl aud efficient? Why do We
need = mighty aud united Effort on this
line? The results Of neglect Who's
school HIS increased IN numbers anc
power and how was il done
10 Why should the language o
every heart be, "iiere AN |, Lord, sen'
M :"
IA How shall w secure an aggres
i've ,pirit in our church,s aud Sunds,
schools?
Is Our Teachers Their call, work
training. opportunities. trials, responsl
oilifie- aud rewards.
]. Is. Whst j. esseniislto freshness an
impress Siveness in teaching.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02
Silver Medal Contest.

There will he Demores' Silver Medal
Contest AZ Ireland Dec. Exercises
xill be held 10 the e. Y. church. aud will
begin II o'clock. y. NJ. Every body is
invited. Tue speakers names are a
follows: Fife Hardin, Ors Greene,
Mar, KeIls m. Barths Armstrong. sam
nel DiIlin. George Corn. Curtis Little,
Charlie Yonng aud Geriie Rose. Music
will be furnished bv 1.-The Cranks-"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

The Laws of health are taught IN the
srhoo's: but not IN way 10 b. Of much
rractical bereft ard ave never illustrated
bv living examples, which in many cases
,,,i,.tt easily BE- done If some scholar who
rs ius, =, t-actcd cold was brought be
fore tn. school 80 thst all could hear the
drv. loud cough and know iis significance;
see the thin white coating on the tongu" ana
,sfer. a. lie cold developed. see The proillse
uatery .rpectoration and thin watery DIS
cssrr.. firm the nssc. 70, one of them would
ever forget " hat the br-t symptoms OF 4
cid were The scholar should then hs
gwen Chamberlain Cough femedy freel,
that nigh; see that even severe colo
cou a D. cured in one or two days. or al
least great mitigated, when properly
treated a. the first symptoms appear TINS
remedy j. famous for its cnres of coughs
cold. and Group. II is made especially 70
the purocse. Is and 50 cent bottles for sal
~ DR.. j L SALB, Jasper, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

Room No. l. I. X Dougheriy, Teacher
Number enrolled. males. IL; females
10; total, 81. Average daily attendance
81
Those neither tardy nor absent:
Helen Traylor, Hugh Traylor. Title
Bneftner. Emma Schumacher. Ouo Zoel.
Ter. Robert Hunter. Scion Crooks and
Olive Trsylor.
TARDY LIST.
Gusta Clark, so minutes: Robert
Clark. 10 minutes Curran Clark. 10
miuuses: Emma Cassidy, 10 minutes
John sweeney. 80 minutes; Mary Riley.
20 minutes; Edgar Hs-kins. 40 minutes ;
Thomas Wilson, 10 minutes; Ida Has.
kins. 20 minutes aud Anna kuemper,
80 minutes.
Total time lost by hardness hours
Number who take great interest 10
their work, 30.
Number who take moderate interest
in their work. 8.
Number who have been reprimanded
%.
Number who expect 10 pass the BIZ
monthly examination, SO.
Number who expect TO graduate III
the common branches. IL
All friends OF education are mos
cordially invited To visit the schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

A son ~ Mr y. d. Pusser, merchant q
Gibrnlter. y g., was - badly afflicted with
he4mniin for Year OF more a. y De- IN
a,,.e a. work ~ ~ 90 school. lis father
corc'uiv. to Try Chamberlain PAIN Balm
On The ioy. Ii -oon cured him and he has
-irce wsik.i one and half miles 70 school
nnl hsek every school day. SO cent bottles
for sale Is DR.. r Salb Jasper. Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

We authorize orr atve-fi-ei druggist
"a -eU You Dr. hiuy'- New Discover,
TOR Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
upSp this condition. II YOU are afflicted
with Cough. Cold. or any Throat or
lung or Che-f trouble. and will ne fhi-
remedy a. directed. giving il : fair
trial ana experience M benrfit. YOU msy
return the bottle and h-ve YOUR money
refunded We could not make I'M. o.
Ter did we not know that Dr. Ming :
New Discovery could he relied on. y
never ii-appniu,s. Trial bottles tree ~
Martha Friedman'- drug store Large
Size zoe snd 81 o..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

1s Township Trustee Joseph Eek
stein moved into the house of Mr.. Jos
Friedman, >r, corner 9Th and Main
streets. .l.0 moved the Trustees Office.
Mr. Eck-iein viii move his old resi-
aence 10 The Spring, aud build Two
~tCr, business Ou-e
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02
HUcKLEN.s ARNICA sALVE.

THE BE~r SALvE in the world Tor m'-
Bruises. sores. Ulcers. salt Rheufn, re-
YER sores. letter, Chspped Hands .hil-
bI.ins. Corns. and sill skin Eruptions'
aud positively cures Piles, or no pay re-.
0uircd. II IL guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. fr'ce
Is cents per box. For sale At MARTIN
Friedmsn'- Drug store.
April 4. 1892
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued
by the cUusty clerk since our last report
70
Geo Wolf and Anna G.. Arnold
Henr, a. -ondsrmsn and Mary Luttrell
- L. yogel and AIMS + Eichmiller
JahB : Never and Louise NJ krodel
Chs- ,Lurig aud Eva l. Rsuscher
John W Field- aud Precious Main
,ieo X Crow5er and En- E Munkel
.0hm Mann and Anna III. Freyberger
Harley n. Stewart and Maggie wilhoi.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02
Jos Br~Kp.cr. Ar-" Jasper 'isn !

I.xsAL FIEN tHs~%s~ $50 MOVES n
Tue l.~ firan ~ Hte'z X Cox has Ola
.o,v.d. AMI Nr BF~sx IA. 'ormef part
-er-hip xifh nj nephew. Nr. Cam.
R.a.x xhi graduated from Ann Amor
I.~~ school tbl- wear. sDf Mr. John Y
vi F.t. anier the firm n-rne of Hre'z
MrF4lI 4 Beg The new flrm occupy
b. OH - 80 Nr Rreiz-
NJ W + Cox hss taken frs hi- dice
TO-. rooms over the post cfiice, formerly
occupied hv Mr.. IIoneycut-
us--rs X NJ Milhurn and N. a
Sxs4n-v h.ve formed = partnership
i.lrt Mi.hurn & sweeney. and occupy
gsr th- winter the rooms vacated br Mr.
NrFaI on the south side Of the Sqnsre
untii VI Spayd has 10 move th- build
.Ing 20 make room for hi- new honse
Were they will probably get rooms ~
stairs hen completed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

HANDSOME >rrvE Tas han i-orA-t
stove ever brought 10 Jasper l. la Mr.
r Eray's sipr-. one 81 10 GARLAND.
sna hs- bsrn bought by Nr ! T. Ffisi-
man for his uew re-ldrnce. lie a
beauty
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

Comfort sad r~-c IA wslkiag j. :
crest luxury. and can be sscur' n you
ere troubled ith Curn-. b. using &C
q c. crrrein Corn Cure" Warranted.
Soli 81 NJ F-i~fm-n- 4w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

Ncsrlv all towns the size ~ jasper
nave found il necessary TO have nfr
limits. Within which no frame buildings
should be allowed. A. msiier VI pro-
lection 10 property owner-. and 70 re-
auce Insurance rates Where such limits
.h.ve not been established the towns
have generally suffered verv severely
~ lo..e- from fire. IAN ounce OF pre-.
ven,ion i. better than = pound OF cure.
ana a. Jasper Trustees would not IKE Y"
~ csnsured in case OF very de-tfnctV"
fire thew -hould Immediately es'sbn-h
limits within which no more sinder-n"x
ibuiliings will he permitted. inns
\ .hould he done for the protection o.
iritzans who have valuable stocks o.
merchandise. which should rot he ex
po.ed 10 extra ri-ks. and for The owner
~ other houses. ali over town, whic'
are liable 10 be- set on lire ., nsinl
brands. The duty Of the Trustees seem
10 De clear. and should not be longer ne
. elected. lis large fire occurs. and -eve
al buildings 90 ~ in flames oy rea-o
~ too many frame buildings, they vi
be Justly blamed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

~ The isrkrst nigss~ o. lhe season.
lat arf this veek. TIRE street. isn'f- on
Wet 6th street ~err not -. Somebody
rerl@cs@d tbrir duty. sni the Town
hoard should dock fNeir ',sy rhst much.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

~ County Treasurer Burger reiuTn.
~ from settling with the state Tr.ss-
urcr ia-i >s'0rssss. A usual. Dubois
wA- fns first rn1ntA ~ The State 10 max
ID. annual settlement
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02
Holiday Goods!
usars saN1AClAus' HEADQUARTERS
Mrs. c. Hochgesang,
~~,n Main street. Jasper

North MAIH S
HAS been appointed bv sans a.a"'
Ill his special agent for puooi- COUNTY
and supplied by him win cno o'cs &C.
Isr,;ou Of toys srd candies. wn'cn be
Expect. to di-,ribu'eto the ,',n l'sp paaop'e
psren,.. children. lovers and i.ienu- sr.
;nv,,sa "a call and inspect 'hem' and
nave snch laid by a. they choose Sc
MRS. c. HOCHGEsANG
North Main 81, jasper.
I Nov 25 92-tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

v-Aa agreement ~ -ofi4- ~ the lfs-
~ coal deairr- all ~ toned in anoth-
y column Tine price hxrd j. .e.-Oua-
ba iur go01 coal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

~ The Times Telephone" ~ 'tn-
Melton. cnnr. 40 a. THIS se-S II J. =
consolidation az tie T.og Times ant
isnnr son T.iestn. =. .ni EiN D@ ne
t,nurrsnc crgri. paper ~ frHf
snis. Tie raunins'inn give :.
4. re circulation. -n. Z deserves ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

r-Sre ,he hsa.i-,ne ais o. ur. 4
,r.aer. ot hi- holiday gods lie na-
: Yer, extensive assortment tA4t IL j. q
Measure - look through
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

-rAli the prisoners. Who were con-
s,.,, in the county jail but one have
hen bailei out ihi- ~eek.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

Every bnhv come full ~ The sinh
ie.t aud bring beaten oil 10 the sanctuary
a BRING Billie and note book TO
every service.
3. Pray Tor tie ouipouring OF the
HOLY spirit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

rz~ Bot b. n Bro received SEVERAL car
inafs 81 es4I iron fse Aler-Aire uInr-.
ia pix. county. daring the pess 1esk.
Ia .uns1Fs th- shortage AZ coal ~ s-per.
ocrs.ionet ~ gi.rp mt ',..iHg miner
enough. or spank enough. nc fcn''
know which. q. iuiiy supssy the demand
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

~ Ir. ~rh4hm 4cher has the frame
un fhi> xrrk or ros'sse resi,I-nc- q
ret Oh Ns-'h Main ~fr-st nr.r l7'n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

r-rSse the town notice 20 owners OF
rronert, oa Newton street. where the
yr.1e has hasn completed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

srrA trial viii convince the most
&C. T. C. Cefisin Chill
Cure" i the greatest remedy txiant ,of
the cure OF ChilIs and Fever, Sold oy
NJ Ffiedman. Nv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02
WIN Baby vas sicf. We gave her css'0TiA
WIN sh~ ~ss . Chad. she cried for castoria
WIN she t---a-ne Mss she chung 70 cAstorA
~, h.t chIsar.a. she gave them cAstoriA
corfort Hraith. Pleasure.

Go East Dr ~ourhessi via the p0pnlsr
f.ali-vftie < II Loui- Air Line Tick
81 npx m -aie Il low rates Tor the
rorra trip 80 the various winter resorts
~ Nnrth C,roiins. 'se'rgis snd Florida
Ihi- - the short line between 81. Louis
and I.rni-viiie aud the only line run
,,;.r ve-tibu.ed trains dsil, between the
sso citie- Ak YOUR ticket agent tor
sirk -,s via ine Louisville * 81 Louis
AR Line
r a WILLARD Gent Agent.
lU3 Y. BFn-dws,. IT Louis. No
n a ravrrrrI. Gent Passenger Agent
Evsr srillr. Ind.
rp..-..a.-~ s.,an, Tasuar ian
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

r-Mr. Andrew h~pp ha- begun The
erection 81 : new nnliding for bimseii
~ North Jackson -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

yNr \ i,-kirs shipped i've ears
....t ror- thi- 1F.s 80 Lnni-siiie.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

see che new Advertisement Of Mr..
q. Boo-mer IL 'ti> p.prf- ne Us
fas assortment ~ nelilsF c~Diie--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

PERKINS I.FrrrHE ri Perkins Ter
iure n Asntnzpnrg Insnk~eir'n.
night. rnN verg ssni house A CO.
lo~a wen, over 'rpm ls-per - hr-s him
The Hnu'i#gharg Lecture COMMITTEE
hat empiogeI Lin Tia lecture $50 =
serves 81 criticisms. which kent hl- sui
i.nc- IN e0pl MA nor -'ns some ~ "
Wa ike hmbn-gsr tainted with sgr
Hut on the whole mn.t ~ ri- hearers
were pleased and satisfied - Zach VS.
The end sfaisi At
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

Since IT. fr-i introduction hifcifiN
Hitlers hA- gNinei rspicls "a ropUsns
igvor. uniii now Il IL clearly ~ The F-H
among pure medicinal torics sni afris-
tive.-eonf.inirg nothing which per
nit III ne a. heverare OF in'oxicAn'-
IL j. recognized - the hF-f sud pure.
medicine for al ailments ~ Sfcmseh'
Liver or n Kidneys II will cure >irS
Headsrhe Indigestion. Constipation
and drive Mslsris from The .N-'eW
Satisfaction guaranteed with eHch ooi'is
or the none, vii he refunded irise
only 5O.. Ter bottle. sold by Ma'ur
Friedman. Jasper
Personal. lion. J. L. Breiz leaves ~
Washington City. ID &. this morning
with his family.
Mr.. 1T. Corn returned Monday from
"trip TO 81. Louis In regard 10 his -ui
sgain-t The Wheeler & Wilson Sewinl
Machine Co. for Infringement of ps,en'
Mrs. wilcher and daughter Of -
Louis. were visiting X =. Mlourh
family In jasper this week.
Mr. Joe. Unewehr sold his restfenc
TO Mr.. volImer. aud moved 10 LOUIS
Vile this week.
Mr.. Will Foster. OF Evansville cam
10 jasper Monday with 9 pack
hounds. 10 take . bic hunt
Messrs S,inson & Henning. OF We
pen. are working in Jasper this wee
plsstering 81 the residences ~ Me-sr
jacob Hoffman aud jas ;. Milburu.
Mr. W r. ShIvely. % Ed~arispo'
Knox County. ~ss In Jasper this wee
visiting relatives.
Mr.. Mike Buchart went 70 WAshin
ton Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Dan. Miller IL at IndianaPo
locking after some new engines
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-12-02

Rinans Tabules are always ready
Pirans Tssules: for liver troubles