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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
General Peyton Wise and the Collector
RIcHroyp. Va. November 10. 1892.

RICHMOND. Va. November 10. 1892.
To ne Editor Of ne Dispdtch;
II is currently stated that my name will
be considered for the Office OF Collector OF
Internal Revenue for this revenue dis
trict.
While there ia no reason, in my judgment,
which debars me, who share honestly and
fairly the burdens and efforts of my fell
low-citiZens. from participating IN the
benefits of government; while this place
is not within the persosal gift OF the re-
preventative in Congress from this dis
trict. because 1t embraces large territory
outside of the district; while, IL were q
candidate for this position or any position,
| should feel q pride III standing solely
upon whatever small merits l may pos.
sess, supplemented by whatever influence
NAV personally have acquired, 1 desire to
state that am not and will not be an APP
plicant for any office, the jurisdiction OF
which lies either in whole or In part with
in the limits of this congressional district.
/ am rather too confident in my own re-
sources of dignified self-support, and toe
proud to even sem TO constraln my bro
Their to my advantage by his mere aztec
tons. or TO place him. whom devotedly
love, in position where he would even
seem to be less representative OF the
whole people. Truly yours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

IRE. wildcat money win also. we sup
pose. be on impossibility under Nh. oLEvh-
LAMBS administration. -
As TO the solid South, the country mas
already proof that the Democrats have no
intention Of reviving sectional issues
They are as true to the old flag as the ne
publicsns. 81.
Tn word, the harvest when 'ne
STATE Sentinel expects the country to reap as as
n result of MIR. CLEyTLAsD's election WIN
he harvest Of good times. fraternsi reel
inc sound currency, aud Democratic rule'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
A JAIL-otLlvERy LOOKED FOR.
Salem visitors Assaulted by Roanoke
Ruughs-A Suit for Divorce.
lspecial .eleersm 10 the Dlspstcn.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispetcn.I
SaLra. Va, November ia man giving
his name as James Nolan, was arrested
Thursday in Lynchburg through the in
strumentality OF Baldwin, the detective,
"a being one Of the gang who last Monday
robbed the safe of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad ut this depot. he was brought
here Thursday night and lodged in the
county Jail, and Friday vas taken before
Magistrate Weber, who continued the
case until Saturday. November 26tb. on
account Of the Commonwealth not being
ready. The prisoner was remanded 10
jail, in which there are now ten prisoners
awaiting trial for serious crimes. and az
the Jail is insecure general jall-deliVery
may be looked for at anv moment.
r;DrGsANr sALEMTEs.
At the Democratic celebration in Roa-
noke Thursday night delegation from
Salem, headed By Judge Mingheid Grimm,
took part IN the parade, during whlcn two
OF the Salem boys were severely injured
in the head by sticks and stones IN the
hands OF Roanoke touRhs. A reward was
offered by citizens OF Roanoke tor the ap-
prehension of the scoundrels ana the Cen
al Club passed resolutions condemning
the outrage but the peoplo OF Salem are
very indignant about 1t.
WI. I1uh AGAAAAAGi N ~
OF Salem. but now Of Lynchburg, will be
married in Baltimore on the 31th instant
10 Miss Fannie Louise Mason. daughter OF
Mira. II. c. Mason, of Baltimore. Alter a
tour IN the North they will be at home at
the Norvell-Arhngton, Lynchburg, alter
December 18th.
ACQUITTED.
Jack MinnIck. of this county, who was
recently charged with the murder OF
Norfolk and Western Waterman at the
Burning-Filln tunnel, near Gladesville
Wise county, was last week unanimously
acquitted by the jury without argument.
A suit for divorce has been entered in
Roanoke County Circuit Court by Mrs,
Ella Hickman (who sues by Jazewel
Price, her father and next friend e.. n.
Hickman. prominent builder Of Salem
Judge Blair has granted decree IN vaca-
tion allowing Mrs. Hickman S75. a month
alimony for the present. scott x Staple:
are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
VELVETS.

Extraordinary values in BLACK and
COLORED NELYE1S.
LYONS ALL-SlLK BLACK vELYETS at
$3.50 per yard.
e1.50 per yard.
COL0RED SILK YELyETS. in all shades, the
1880 quality for 81, and the Equality tor Sl.5O.
FANCY-s STRIPED VELN KITS, the sl.7J quail
ity for S5c., and the s3 quality for Sl.1J.
ILLUMINATED PINS TRIPED YELNETS at
al 30 for the Sl.75 quality,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
A Beaver Caught Near windsor.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.I
WINDSOR, n. c.. November ls.-Peter
Shavers (colored) caught a beaver IN
the hank of Cashio river about a mile
above Windsor. The beaver weighed "a
pounds after being dressed. This Is the
iirst beaver caught in this immediate sec
ton IN several years.
lewis Bond, aged IS. son of George b:
and Clara b. Cooper, died yesterday OF
typhoid-fever.
There are thirteen candidates thus far
for the post-office at Windsor william
Smallwood has the support of the ma
iority of the business men of the commu-
nity, and will make o good and efficient
postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

Representative NJ ID. HARrrs. of Ohio.
has not only decided whom he Will recon-
mend for Federal ofies in his district. but
has published the list In tho newspapers.
Thus by one combined swoop Of genius
and display Of nerve hs has routed the
army Of oiase-seekers and secured peace
for himself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
PErToN WISE.
Thanks from Chairman Pattsson-
HrADouARTTpR

CrrY DESocRATIc COMMITTEE,
RIcuMosD, Va. November 10, 1892.
To tie Etlifor Of tie DISPATCH:
Please permit us through your. columns
to thank all OF the Democrats individually
and collectively who took part IN our pa
rade and torchiight demonstration in this
city on the night Of the 18th. We are de-
lighted with them and their fine appear
ance and hope to have them with Us often
In the future TO celebrate the victories Of
our party and the triumphs OF the rights
OF the people. very respectfully,
8. 8. p. PkrTrsoS, Chairman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
event Of q grave Afghan or Balkan compli-
cation arising.
p,m.r.,sn. 3, the custom-rIouse.

To ne Editor Of fhe Dispcich'
Please give In Sundays DISPATCH the
dimensions OF the Richmond post-ofiice
building; the measurement OF the front
and length, or depth of the structure.
A SgBscRiBEn.
Manchester, Va.
The custom-house (Which accommo-
dates the post-ofiice and other government
ofiicos) fronts 90 feet on Main street and
extends back q depth of 152 feet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
DRESS PATTERNS.

HANDSOME PARIS ROBES, trimmed with
Persian bands and fur, the novelty al ina sea-
son, the s2S patterns for s2l, and the sl6 pat
terms for Sl3.
About % patterns IN NOVELTY GOODS. some
OF tho most desirable styles Of the season, the
S14 patterns for 1919: the Gil patterns Tor
$3.50, and the 30 patterns for SB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
DRESS GOODS.

54-lnoh BRoADCLorH DIAGONALS, In new
shades the 81 % quality for lilo. ,,..,.,,,,
54-inch ALL-WOoL NOVELTY sUIIlN"s'
tho 81 quality for 5Sc .,.,,,,.,,,,
54-inch ALI-WOOh NOVELTY sOlllN1c'
the 1925 quality for 6Jc. - 1870,
IMPORTED STORM sERGES, beautiful
goods, the 1925 quality for S1.30, and the ~
quality tor s1.25.
G5c Per yard. ....... q,
FINE Al.~WOOL COSTUME-CLOTHS.i In all
shades, the 1925 quality fer al; the 81 quality
for Zoe. and the Gec. qualify for SOC.
ono lot FINEIMPORTED DRESS GOODS, en-
bracing some rare co'Orngs in stripes and plaids,
tho 81 quality for 75c., and the 75c. quality for
soc.
CASHMERE CHEvIOTS, Ia q full line OF
coors, the soc. quality for $50
HOMESPUN DIAGONALs, the 371Rc. quality
for Poe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
SHOES.

This week we win offer some OF the greatest
bargains in SHOES over offered in this city.
the regular prices.
our $500 LADIES' DoNGoLA BUTTON
BOOT this week 81.
Our sI.5o LADIES' WHITE KID OPERA
SLIPPERS this week Csc.
Cur IS BURPs LADIES' BUTTON BOOTS
this week e3.os.
our $3.50 LADIES' HASD-wELT BUTTON
BOOTS this week s2.9S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

1t Is steted As among the possibilities
that Mr. warsxzY may be candidate for
she United States Senate to succeed Mr..
Htscocx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

The old wooden building in which
George Washington had his headquarters
while here. caught fire Tuesday night and
was partially consumed. 1t was used as
feed store by NJ. Z. Quinn, and as Ger,
man racket store. Loss small and covered
by insurance. most of the goods being re-
moved before being damaged.
The Knights of Pythlas here, will have
serrnou preached to them Sunday night on
the merits of the order by Prelate Rev.
W, n, Leith, ID. d., at the Methodist
church. The order is growing here and a
uniform rank has just been organized.
The uniforms are expected next week.
Rev. Robert Bruce Owens was ordained
to the Episcopal ministry by Bishop Ly-
man on Wednesday.
very fine chalybeate spring has oeen
found near hear. 1t is said to be q panacea
for all the ills flesh is heir to. A $50, 900
hotel is spoken of il connection with the
spring, to be run as an all-the-yesr house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
LECTURES.

L ECTURE BY REV. r. p. KERR,
IL ID. d., at Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Han Oh TUESDAY EVENING, November
I'D. at O'clock Subject: PARIS Tickeis
for sale at the hall. Postponed from November
10TH. Tickets for that date are good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Snow Fell at Weldon.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch-I
WELDON, n. c.. November 19.-Snow fell
here tonight. The weather is intensely
cold, with high winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
Baby CARRIAGES.

Our new stock OF the CELEBRATED WHIT
NEY BABY CARRIAGES for holiday selection
are now in. The assortment embraces many
new ST. les not heretofore shown All are invited
to inspect them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
OLD SALISBURY TO CELEBRATE. Il
Grand Programme for the 23d-Washing-
tons Headquarters Nearly Burned.

tons heaupuaIteis %'fai'J D"A"
fCorregpondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
SALISBURY, n. c.. November 19.-Ihis
old town cannot rest while the whole
union is celebrating the great Democratic
victory. She 10 going 10 do herself
proud" on Wednesday night, ODD instant,
The counties representing this (SeVenth)
congressional district and the counties
composing this State Senatorial District
will all unite IN one grand torchllght pa
rade and celebration then.
over 100 splendid transparencles have
already been made. Hundreds of torches
have been ordered. A carload of tar and
a carload of North Carolina pine are on
the way here, four or five bands of music.
drum corps, &c. Uniforms have been or
dered. Children representing each Demo
cratic State will ride in float and Will be
ruled by Columbia; characteristic Uncle
Sam and 7x4 foot Harrison hat with MIN
mot In it," besides many other unique
designs and floats.
Sneakers from a distance will be here.
Speclal rates have been secured over the
railroads. and it is expected that there
will be fully 5000 in the line of march.
Send out the Grafton that every GOOD
Democrat IS invited to come and JoIllfy
with us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
CARPETS and Rags.
CIoaRS and Wraps.

Since we opened our new department. We have
done double the business. not only on account Of
a new department, but tecause we now carry
the largest stock OF CLOAKS and WRAPS OF
every Kind for ladies'. misses, and children 10 be
fonnd in any house in the south.
A yislt TO this department will well repay any
one in search OF a coat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

This Ia the place 90 ily N2.'Ht Dr.
showing mis- week about 2OH iir.t .f r-
ceiyod from q large auction @aI", at'
per cent. less Than tnc regular i..'.'
buys a good one and -us. bI}, ...i.r ...-'
DCn't miss this OppOrtIulir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

White We haze done an ext 1-ie .rli". .''-
pets this season We have yf' uI i..I
stock Of cbo.cc ones, Hh u'H atoms
best goods. aud We Will make special
this Week on all purrhc- s. ln 'll..I aA
make and lay irl o. charge.
You can fnd here so.n" nt Pie ItH't '.-i
patterns In Administer ana N.Il..'
been produced this Season. lr.' .. '.'..'
ma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

Our stock In THIS Inc o. g'f..-.. ....s ..f
consists Of all tho n0ves' novelties
patterns; piso fine srrcfa. I..r...... ....
meres, Mhipcortz, firr a JESS ... . ..... .
Wool Bongalusa, PItln., Storm -a..... ....
mated serges, Illuminated N.I..... ...
Dress Flaun~ls 81 mn cu.nr- b...
SIX Warps, IleurietIIs. special .... ...
vail all through THIS week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
LEGGLNS.

BOYS RUsSET LEATHER LEGGINS tina.
button up % tho knee, with straps aboye-with
one strap, 81 per pair, and with three straps
81 90.
CHILDRENs BLACK JERSEY CLOTH Leg
GINS, SL25; Misses, sl.5O. aud Ladies', sl.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

Excellent quality, 3G inches wise, '..
70 inches wide, sos. yqri; 'tr '.-.
81. Remnants OF 2-yarl--GiIe 'i-. i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

Handsome line botnin Eus- lnI '-.'t
new and choice goods at ll..es v..al .iHth.
10 strike you.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08
The McKinley-C arnegie-Harrison
Fight Begun!
ITEM KILLED AND 80 WOUN-
nED At HOMESTEAD!

On wednesday at the highly pro
sccledr steel worka o. Carnegie q vo.'
q Homestead, : conflict took place %,
s.ssn tie locked-6u hi tariff. protected
isborers, and ! gang Of Pinkerion snoss.
hired 6y Carnegie Steel WORK. -
-hIch the workmen compel'eu -
render OF 800 Pinkertons. af'es \ o,ocs
battle In which en- we're !" ;,s,,,
IA - ina Mckinley tariff, which ~
msds Carnegie : many millionaire. \.
The PInkertons q last eurrsrderea Y
80 ,sborers. Who took their Wincne.'e'
ems and uniforms q prizes. sni 'ns.
ss", he thugs back TO Pitssburg - 20
charge u The sheriff Of the county. g 2
msnt prevails among workmen ever
, -hs,e' ana Mckinley protection sor ma
,;onsires L generally denounced.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08

Tha farmers are through cutfing
whea, aud threshing Is nov the order
OF the day.
The lawn party given BY the ladies O.
he Eastern Star Chapter. Of this 'o""'
was = decided success.
several of the odd Fellows and Re
hek abs of this place spent Inc F2urth -
yelprn. All report . splendid ume-
prof. II N. Kean IL spending tne
week q, DeGonis Syringe. = = neAn
Il Princeton
Lee Cave, the professional snn nese-
falling ladies' man. spends mncn :"
time ia the region o. me Su'pn.
SPRING: however. We think ne -"
change his course in the near iusufe-
M. HAYNES. OF In Annapolis, who nss
been here s-si-ling II NJ kean. me W
~, aoeut for The Aetna Lite insurance
Iro.. in closing up quite : good iot % ~
-.,snc returned home = 'e~ dAss 49,
=, Well pleased With Irei@nh snn -
peop,e. ,hst he promised 70 re'u'" =
be near future.
Notwithstanding the criticism. o
o.oska,s ~,oafess. ministers ana .ou'",
~ hsck drivers. our friend - Lsrs'''
'.a,s Tia mail here on time, Aun any pt''
."s des;,inr conveyance from u
\, I..ls.A or the reverse, will nnn Su''
I ready 10 make them - com'o'
possible. 49,.
90 are naturally Of small stature
r ~ acknowledge that we NAV iook rsu.
r q me eyes OF the Jasper bsna DOS
4 ~, 10 AZ not cerlainly look q tm ~ =
~ .conntry B.ys'' who boasts ina -
ps,,hi,cans actually paid The bsnd ooy'
~ .hs;r much-needed service. rfou
l,hs -Country Bows" statement ~
W. IA - believe that the ~Ikepuui'e."
ware not intending 20 pay ne Dill ~
.hs. M hand ho,s informed them me
wsro i'm IN (os The money 'eane1
nf,h.g q n. in Ireland made : coffee
M. se,,sed he bill. and nov nos.t =
ns.;nv their honest debts. Shsms'
The GOOD people Of Ireland sss ~
,ha reason that J. W. Afford cane siea
n ,be case he had before squire ne
!: 1870 ~ - inst. vas on account OF y
- Prusecutor being hired on -" Nv
" -ide. But. the fact Of the n-.' 4
- There w~s nothing IN the c.~r.
Mitburn had sense enousn -
" Hurrah, for Miiburnl
edl Rumor h~s IL thst : certs'n m.n
20 o.r town likes to hoe. u : cessH
81 womap will watch him. 10 see tHs'
does . good job
N The Country Boy" savs thst 10y
ne lsnd Is = bitter and pnrs-.asc
~ In nemocrsfs Of Madison township
..,,ow This mss be So hut y see'
~ maj d far. Grover has proved e d
80 'srorger purg<sive IL me Republic
% We We judge i'"m The amount q s.o'A !.
-. 81 op used ~ the Rernbl'ss"-, |.
y, ran M rundown and ont ~sppearA'
:, IN ! q. ~ courss chairman. =.
ra- Our opinion i hat .1"" !,
The win find our before \ .n'
arch th.t The Democrats VII 800.
l@.ar.. I'm more ease than the s'i'ii
viii swallow Little Ben u.~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08


sin Il Il cooI and nice think Wv
has been one Of the coolest foutsn -
~ have had tor several years
Rev Cheek delivered = good ermon
SUNDAY morning 4 the G. r. church
Az. and Mrs. A. H. stewart and the's
an Ralph went 10 Petersburg 70 sPe""
the Fourth.
sore enough. Clarence Brow vent 20
K en,ucky 10 spend the GUNNER Ill
HE only sweetheart
Mrs. DorA Psrr, Of Washington -
in town the 4ih.
Prof a. n Kesn LEFT orr town run'
49, morning. carrying . grip sack. g
ing out on insurance o"- ~.
wish him success and prosperity ~
ace i Z noble young man
az say. Made. have Won 'o's 3
bean.? II you have send " Over
peck. -
Carrie Gleason. Of Evansville Inssn'
uospisal. il visiting friends here CArr'
looks quite well.
Dock Anderson and DE-. smart =
taking 81 buying Cook = wnitos ~.
'icus. and bringing IL 20 our town. 80
sa,s that lust suits. BY gosh. : ~
4 show Il ireland shstli beat nsh'"e-
Lawn parties are getting . ccmsno
e sn old shoe In this town- -.
4 little accident happened q =
prcvn ~ other day In our town q
got bis finger mashed on 10 : 2 49,.
That is : dangerous place 'o5 n's
: Dave. -
Mrs. Dr.. Bean and her son Fog
spent the 9Th q Evansville. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08

We authorize orr advertised druggist
10 cell YOU DR.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
mon this condition. Ii you are afflicted
with 4 Cough. Cold. or any Throat o.
|LuuR or Chest trouble. and will use thu
remedy a. directed. giving 4 : fan
trial, and experience no benefit. YOU MAJ
return the bottle and have your money
refunded. W. could not make this o.
fer aid We not know that Or. King
lNev Discovery could be relied on. !
never disappoints. Trial bottles free .
Martha Friedmsn's drug store. Larg'
size zoe. and 81 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08

cuard,an-> sale 81 Neal Estate
ADTlCFi i. hsrebv given. that The I'M
IN d~r~ivned gnnrtisn Of Nary -
Kre. ,.in. u.inorh heir o. Joseph and Helen
Kr,ileio. deceased. will sell ~ private
80 re following described real estate.
situated in Dubois county. ind-- I'll
The south hall ~ the north-stst 4u-s-
Ter Of eecsion No. twensy-nise- 80
sown~hip No q III south, range ~
four 81 west. and the quar-
Ter OF the northwest quarter 81 s1i1 s~c'
ton. township and range. iexeepsing'
how ever. from sid northeast quarter
north-we<t quarter. thst part tberec.
heretofore sold 10 Peter Breitgeiser- and
described - folicws: Commencing =
he hslf mile corner on the line dividing
..csion. ~ and g. said town and range
l~rurrine thence west Is poles. thenc'
.nn.h "a pci~s. thence east - poles
thence north 81 poies- % the place o. be
shining. containing 81 scres- more Q
les.-g containing in botn tracts % ne ~ot
! tii3I acres. more or les sl<o- exceptin
from said south half. north-we-i qurf'e
seven poplar trees Standing Thereon
which have heretofore been <ulh "a Jon
KreiIsin. and designated in writinx. sn
re-~rving me right 10 enier. cut . 9
move s4id trees
Application. and bids Of purchaser
z viii Ne received bv tho nnder-'xne
guardian. II HE residence IN Msdl.e
: TOW nship. Dubois county, post -
Der. Ind. and sIso BY Trsyior 4 Hunis
I a their lsw Office in Jasper. Indiana, "
: Ill the 30th Day ofJniy. 1872
TERu< o. SALK-Ooe-fourth casn. Y
remsirdcr in three equal in-tsllmeuss'
" one. too aud three years. purchaser q
ing notes for deferred payments neaf'
Der cent. interest from date. wttDo
e relief. and With good freehold surety
~ aid e~uardisn's approval or said
= serred payments may be secured
mortgage on said real estate
sr JoHx K~RvrLrr~. Sr. Guardian
TRAYIoR 4 HUxrEx, Auiys-
June2A. 9l-lw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08

MARRIED. On Thursday. June 30, 1877
- she hovue Of her MOTHER Mrs Lsnretsa
Isox. n Huntingburg. bv Rev. " =
Wallace, DR.. THFo. HETH ana Mss Lola
Cox. ~
Tho fair bride lived IN jasper 70.
several years. and vas mnch es'eeme"
~ I'll her schoolmatcs. They VII ~
ioin the COURIER In wishing 'ne happy
couple abundant prospective p no ru'
A,d seas on the voyage Of life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08

GERMANY 81 u Jasper readers will he
agreeablv surprised 20 learn that Mr.. Fe-
Xix W~elman-the only sou ofthe lac pr
r M. Welman, 90 long a citizen Of Jas
per-was happily married At Lsredo'
Texas. on Nav :, with . Miss Virginia
Vargas. and that he has settled down
there. All OF . people will wish him
and his we'll.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08

prRaoxAL.-The many friends q bic
hoyhood days were pleased q mee''"s
NJ. Joseph Kitzineer. nov : prominent
merchant At Kansas City, MO-, wno -"
tied bic mother 10 Jasper on the 4'n.
M. Jos. Ackermau and family, ~
J-.oocoosee. helped celebrate the 4fh
with relatives in Jssper.
Mise VIVA Seacat, Of Washington. vas
shaking hands with several Of her form
er besnx, as well a. young schoo'-ma'es
in Jasper on the Alb.
Miss Wagner, Of 0wrnsboro, N.Y.,
visited her brother George 10 jasper
this week.
Charley Betz, Gus. Bretz, Frank MAT
that's. 4 ANDREW Juts, Jos. Sayer, ~ MIS-
Rsrbsra Stahl and Miss There's Lorey'
And several Others. OF Louisville, We're
among tho visitors to jasper on the 4'n
Miss Rosa Ellis, Of Rockport, spent =
few days with friends In jasper I'M
week. ...
Mr.. Ed. Bohuert Is IN Louisville thi'
week in the interest OF The Jasper un'o'
Flour Mills.
NJ. Sebastian Bott and wife returned
20 Louisville Tueeday, after spend'nl
their honeymoon In jasper.
Mrs. Sebastian Kuebler Visited ne
sons win and Frank IN Louisville 'O'
week.
Mise Magic Peters. IN accompl'she'
and vivscious Young lady, Of Evans
VILE, spent The Alb with frisnds ~ -
per.
Mrs. I. M. Jones, Of Evansville.
visiting her parents, MI. q MRS. son
N. Oborst, In jasper.
Miss Sarah Freedmen IL spending
short summer vacation with friends 90
relatives Il Louisville and Cincinnati.
NJ. Fred. Miller. Of Louisville, spe'
the Attn with his "sweetness' 10 jasper
Andrew Friedman was up from r,
ansvilIe 10 see bic friends and spend y
Fourth.
Clerk o. Supreme Court A. "A. Swe
nsy, Of indianapolis, paid relatives
Jasper, : hurried visit last Friday.
Mr.. N. Sweeney, Of Cincinnati. spe
afew days In Jasper with bile chi'dr
this week. He 10 looking extrem'
we'll for man Of his age.
Miss Josie Seller will return to g
cinnati Monday, after spending !
weeks with relatives and friends
yore.
Miss Carrie Lampert returned
week from . p~leAsant Walt with frie
MOweusboro, Ky.
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