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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
IIie Hnllcc Court.

Yesterday was a quiet and uneventui
day in the Police Court. a gooi many
sinners were before the Justice. but their
offences were trivial. The long-continued
case Of Charles Gates (colored, charged
with forging the name Of j. !. Dic"Ih-
son to an order for $50, was heard the
evidence was insufficient To warrant the
sending Of the case to the grand jury
and it was dismissed
Samuel alias Henry Moran tcolored
was ND on a number Of small charges.
lie was assessed $3.50 and costs.
Susan and Belle Mahoney and Lille
Wbitlock were taxed s.. 80 each for dis
orderly conduct and fighting.
Henry Williams alias Thompson and
James Braxton Ccolored) We're charged
with cursing. abusing and throwing
stones at Aaron Love. They were fined
e 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

I'NTRIMMED ttAls.
Never has our assortment been SO large
and complete and IS low priced for stand
Look a; inc centre table in the Untrim,,
med Hat Department You VIII ma al
colors and ali shapes. - .. -,
TIE 81 and sSc. Hats are now oOc
Others that were soc. are &c.
In consideration of the great reduction
in price on these new sprhg snap WI, W." nr
moi send on approval or taGe PACK OF
exchange any hat sold from TINS couhtet'
IL STYLES Of Sailors To select from. see
the Hish-Crown Sailor-silk-rl DDOn pahd
and leather sw, -band-same as are au-
vertised by others at 80 anu e'c'' ioi 'ii''
week the price Is &c =, ,,so,
Finer grades at 60. 7jc., 81, Sl.JO' ana 20
Children's Trimmed Sailors from 2oc
M 10 s. sO--all colors.
Yachting Caps in all coIors ana "hite-
ram O. Shanters and Round White DUCK
Hats. %. u. ~. and 'Jc.
Bows Sailors. %, ,Jc.. ST. and N.5o
-rt>>SVII7fISi; MAY BARGAINS IN OUR
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
The few past warm days make the ran
weights seem like winter weiShts. You
will want something Less burdensome.
we have them in all grades ana al SIZE
from the infants size TO the ehlid OF ~
vears the ladies' and misses sizes, III
fact the eXtra-large sizes. ~.
We show 4 RcOu, cheap, i.lopcu VIZ,
in white and balbriggan, which We oher
4 be,ter grade. with tape at neck and
sleeves. which are TO be sold Tor 2Sc.
A sill better grade in Jersey KioDed
Vests fun length hoo low ya meek no sleeves
A Isle Regular Made Vest, with SILK
tape ut neck and sleeves. very thin ana
elastic. price DC. -, ~. 90
Better grades in Ladies vests al %
Silk Vests. good quality. regular made.
eec 81 So and 81 call sizes.
In Childrens Jersey Ribbed VESTS we
have a line OF all sizes at 10. l2is, and zoc.'
low neck, without sleeves.
A line OF sizes in Jersey Ribbed waists
for boys. buttons attached for fastening
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Our recent purchase Of Muslin Under
wesr which was bought at our price for
snot cash. makes 1t possible for US to
show YOU some of the best values ever
offered in Ladies'. Misses. and Children's
Cndergarin-nts. -,
now The prices we have marked them
should be an indncement. Every garment
is warranted perfect hitting well made
and fun length. The lot comprises
Gowns, Chemise. Skirts. and Drawers
for both ladies' and children.
CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES AND
We have always made a speciality OF
Children's Wear, and are better prepared
to-day 10 look after the wants OF the
little ones than ever before.
Here are Long Dresses for Infants and
short Dresses for Children from 1 to B
wears The prices range from Soc. up TO
$40. Pique Suits for little boys. In fact.
everything TO complete the OUTFIT for the
little one.
We solicit your inspection OF this de-
partment. , ~
Corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
THIS IS WHIT SUNDAY.
lr,., e. VIII lie Observed-Notcs About
our Catholics,


T,.say Is the FIRST Of Pcniccost, or whit
Sunday. arI VIII Doe observed IN the
,.naIc Church with great deal 81
,.I.nritv. At the o'clock mass at TIE
,.,sairrl tho Confidently Of the Holy
....t viu CD g. Holy Communion I'm "a
1.lv. and in the afternoon after Vcspcfr
.., coufratcrni,v viii hold their annual
letting a. which th,re VIII be a Ttcep'
t,n of now members.
rrr.ffral lf.h mass viii be cclcbratei
O. h.lf-rast I1 o'clock, with ltlshop Van
c. \vv,r as cclrbrant. After mass a..
i.rll l.u.Iclion viii be gwen ana d''
th,a. who have received tine sa'idin' nus
vo5thIy VIII Ne granted Il pen"iy liz
Tf. Crli!ren ~ Mary o. the Cathedral
,.,r .-, 10 Holy Communion in q BODY.
, ia tho afternoon at O'Clock 'h'
..tr monthly meeting Of the society
vn D.. helI 40 So Joerph's chapel
s.. pstuc't- parish rs making arrange
,.auts f,r their annual picnic.
mia Ice-,i Virgins Sodaliiy or 81
rf.r.+s church viii - 70 hoy com
,r,.s.on IN % body ut the O'Clock mass
tai- morning. ..a
t..Ior charles Donahoe. who assisted
,. toe f5rtv-Lours' devotion at the Ca
,fe.ral las returned - his post, In New
Tt, new pcws for the Cathedral have
,rriv.I. and VIII bc pat iu place AZ soon
g. possible. -
Very Rev Father g. II. who has been
enc rtu.. from pr1stiatiuu since last Tues
aty g.. reported - be better.
F.taar MrHcefrey, OF tn. Cathedra''
,.f, WIS summoned e. Martinsourg by
OLD. illness If his brother Rev. Hugh
.<eeircy, returned 10 the city ycster'
0.r. -.,.
81 Alry's beneficial and Social Union
.re m. kfng arrane. W,nts for their spring
....rI,. which Will probably be held carly
.n June There Will be- "a meeting OF the
.....tv to-day after high mass in 81.
...t's Hall for the purpose pf selecting
I.tIr
a. the annual meeting Of st. Joseph
r... .al Society. OF ST Mary church
-... f.I.Niue officers were elected for the
.....r. year, President Herman EverS
-Tr. sent, Frank Oytrman; Score
t.r,. I. E,ukr, Nice-Socre taTy G. Holz-
i... Treasurer. V. F,lthaus; Commit
Alto. F1N. Frank Iieltert, and j.
. -f.-. This society numbers lo2 mem
N. Monday morning lieht Rev. Bishop
N.u d. NyN,r viii administer the sacra-
f..t 49, confirmation % q band Of girls
.- re Monte Maria Convent. on Church
JILL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
A. HU7zLER'S Sons,
SiS east Broad street.
WASH FABRICS.

coCuECo CHAII.Us. m newest d
signs. copies Of The hncst fr-nch makes
fast colois, al Dr..
RUSSIAN DUCK. white grounds with
narrow s,ripas and Figures " ou'. rod
brown. and lilac. fast colos,, price IT, sc.
PRINCESS DUCK. IN soi.l blue. g. match
the colorod grounds also l.n"n shades,
colors perfectly fast, prize i-'-c.
SEA ISLAND PERC ALEs. OBJ fr.sh .4p.
Div of narrow strips 10 au the XIV
colorings. 81 inches wlas. coiors last,
price Fig.
JACONET DUCHESS. sheer fabric.
similar in finish To French Organize.
delicate colorine5. select patterns ~
olivc-green. blue, pink, lilac. and D-.%
colors fast. price Pic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Hebrew MeInnrinl Day.

Next wednesday, the 18th, will be OBJ
served by the Ladies' Hebrew Assoca-
ton for the decoration Of the graves OF
Confederate soldiers at the Jewish Gene
terry.
At o'clock Rev. L. n. Calsch Will
offer "A prayer, and an address will he
delivered by Rev. Or. NJ. ID. Hoge. The
Walker Light Guard will be in attend
ance. The Hollywood, lakewood. and
Junior Hebrew associations are invited to
mite in the observance. Contributions OF
flowers will be gratefully received at the
residence Of Mrs. Charles Strause, "SO
park avenue, and at Miss Il. c. Levy s.
900 east Grace street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

Mr.. William II. Trainham. VINO uieo
AZ his residence. on west Grace street
early yesterday morning. was "r. n.
known ana highly esteemed citizen. fo'
a number OF years he had held an I'M
portant position with the hichl'ona
Fredericksburg and Potomac raiiIoau, an
was greatly beloved for his kihuIy u'sp ''s".
ton. MIR. Trainham was man Oh duie'
,nanners n deyout Christian. and true
and admirable gentleman. The Iuhefa
viii take place from Grace-street bap'is
church this afternoon at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
Mr. S..JI,a,n Will Speak.

Hon. Charles w. Needham, one OF inc
most brilliant lawyers OF washington
and who recently delivered the address
before the Baptist Social Union OF bal.i
more has consented to address ,he pap
fist Social Union of this city on the 80
sion OF their next semi-annuai entertain
,nent TO be given at the Masonic TemplC
THURSDAY evening. the 9th instant. The
Rantists OF Richmond can be congratu'
lated unon securing the services OF 80 dis
tinclished a speaker. and anticipate an
unusually pleasant time on this occasion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
together with her faithful AIDS, float the

together with her faithful aids, float the
banner success.
The following officers and board have
been elected: Miss Mary Greenhow. presi-
dent: Mrs. Payton Darlington. first vice.
president; Mrs. j. i. Pace. second vice,
president Mrs. II. q. Maury. Treasurer;
Mrs. Crairie. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. w. II. Tatum, recording secretary :.
Board of Managers-Mrs. J. IL. Barton,
Mrs. Jennie c. Tucker, Mrs. Henry M.
Tyler Mrs. George Bidgood, Mrs. Maria
Roheryon. Mrs. j.. b. Vaughan. Mrs.
Mann vaIen,ine. Miss Ruby Bodeker, Miss
Page Fitzgerald, Miss Cristy Parkinson.
one dollar or more subscribed annually
by an individual will constitute the sub
soriber an annual member OF the nome;
ten dollars or more n nie nnen'o,,' ~.
~ tho aboye-named ladies viii most
gratefully receive subscriptions to the
HuIne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
uelichtfnl Entertainment.

There was delightful entertainment
given at No. 9O7 north Twenty sixth street
on last Tuesday evening by the ], 2. 3, 4
club OF Church Hill. Among those pres
ent were Misses Lula Gooch. Carrie Allen
Virgie Cosby, Maud Herndon, Cecil Bat
lsins Mamie Hall. Estelle Gooch. Lee
Gates. Florence Adkins Eva Garter. Ma
ME burnett. Leila Gathright Nettie En-
roughly. Leila Hope. Florence Penneh
Gcrtie Barker, and Messrs. Harry Butter.
Robert Gooch, Horace Arnai' ROBERT
Hope. Clay Allen. Harry Johnson, Goraoh
Arnar, Leslie Mocox, George carer GUS
Thorp. George Hope, Henry a@'pious"'
Bagby, and Fox.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
WHITE GOODS.

We carry the most varied stock o,
White Goods in the market, among then'
many qualities Of special value.
FRENCH NAINSOOkS. IS inches Wide
at DC
FRENCH ORGANDGE. e5 inches viii.
at i5C.
INDIA LINENS from b.. upward We
have special values AT i2'a and j. 2-@c.
WHITE DUCKING. We have several
grades of new weIyts At PFC.
DOTTED SWISSES. w. b g'n the price
Of fine sheer and perfect dots As 10"
as 2ec.
UNION LINEN LAWNS See the quality
We sell al l2is ana lit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
THE EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
II Convenes Here Neutrality-suspicious. OF
Parishes the Only Important Matter.

Parishes the Only Important Matter.
The Episcopal Council of this diocese
will meet here next Wednesday morning
at 10 O'Clock. Ii will b, In session for
several days 1t Is expected that fully 10
delegates will be in attendance. and there
win also be present several DISTINGUISHED
bishops and cIergymen from other states.
Tho nrst service Of the Councii VIII pe
held AT Monumental church, commencing
et 10 o'clock. when Assistant-Bishop-ei
Iohn n. Newton will be consecrated.
In the afternoon the Council VIII he or
eonized AT Monumental church ana the
other sessions will NJ held at 81. James
church. corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
The delegates to the convention VIII be
The e1Ieets OF the different Episcopal
homes OF the city. There is no special
tonic TO come before the Councii this year.
me most important matter TO be consid-
cred will be the reports as to the condi-
zion of the various parishes OF the oio-
cese ., a., Assts4or,
p,snon VIII confirm his first class at
Christ church, this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
81 5&Rn&wow~YCac
INTERESTING READING.

Items of interest advertisement Notice t1e
MILLINERY GREAT OFFERINGS OF UNDEhuAhMNI'
ali FTWAISTS and READY MADE SUITS and CAPES
New York the atesl ioesn III"
70 Summer Millinery. A. ,ou MANIAC,
The latter part shall prepared to show the very newest
addition the Hats on
Thursday without exception the largest stock OF @ 30
desirable style of the al prices
he ouDd the counry-qualty considered
10 Woman Should Not lie ProptrH
employ the competent im to DO had a our
the We
mte our constant Millinery Department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
RICHMOND HOME FOR lNcURAeLes.
bIeeting of the Msnsgers-oihcers Chosen.
Objects of the Institution.

ODJrcts al the iDttltuiioh'
The officers and Board OF Managers
e the Richmond Home for lncurables
he'd q meeting at the Young Mems Chris
..u Assuclation H-n last week. Very en-
c.lfagiug reports OF the work in pro-
,f.ss were received. This organization
e. making strenuous endeaVors 10 estab-
Ifh d haven where the weary sufferer
may BE- rescued from the extremity or
poverty and disease. Its sole aim Will DO
u shelter and relieve incufables Of any
creed, axe, or nationality. deprived OF
home and friends. and who are ineligible
:yf hospital OF almshOuse. There Is no
other such Institution in the state. ana
ut one whose appeal 10 charitable pub
DIE merits more deseryingly or forcibiy
Tie aid and support Of all lovers OF suher-
ins humanity
Miss Mary Greenhow, the jealous presi-
cont Of this organization, has been TOLL
irs patiently for several years to estao-
iah this noble work, and By earnest
endeayor and the hearty cooperation oI
The generous people OF our cry she
hope. ere the close OF the heated term 70
reach the goal VI her endeaYors ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
PETTY ROBBERIES m RADFORD.
A Lively Municipal Contest in the Young
Cty-Go-as-Y Race.

EAST RADFORD. VA. May R.-tSpe-
cial)-Miss Maggie Kipps, an estimable
young lady, while at the Radford Steam
Laundry yesterday had the misfortune
to have her left arm badly crushed be-
tween two large rollers. IT is thought
that her arm will not have TO be ampu-
tated
Petty thieving and housebreaking still
continues here. the two last being the
robblng Of A. r. Montague's room at
the Briggs Hotel. and last night the
breaking into Of John q. Stocktons store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
s,.a,ipy Flowers Again.

A lady living in the West End mas naa
,h. yases on her front steps robbed OK
plants six times within a month. Re'
GENTLY they were filled. and the following
nigbt the most valuable ones were stolen
The police are duly notified every Time
and give much Of their time TO watchnis'
vet the thief has not been caught.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13

The Helping Circle of Kings Dausnters
of Trinity church will have silver cross
concert and festival at corcoran TIA"
Tuesday night. The entertainment prom
Uses 10 be most interesting In All tts Aesr
lures. Refreshments will be served
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
MATTINGS! MATTINGS!

We sell only the best grades an4 pes'
feet goods.
FINE JAPANESE MATTINGS as low -
l2isc.: Extra Heavy Chinese Seamless
at l7c.; Linen Warps AT -. These ihie'
grades formerly sold al p, IS. AMI Dc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-13
A MAN KILLED BY A TRAIN.
I.Not Known How He Got to the Plac'
Where His Death Occurred.

RADFORD, VA, May 12.-(Special)-
A white man named Bachelor, from Ellis
ton. was horribly mangled and killed just
east of town last night. He was sum-
n.oned TO Christiansburg as witness III
court. and the last seen OF him was
about 3 T.. NJ. 1t is not known how ne
GOT TO the place where he was Killed,
which was about seven miles west or
Christiansburg.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
The man killed by the Norfolk and
Western train this morning proves TO be
BENJAMIN u. Bachelor. a clerk Tor j..
W. Barnett. at Elliston, Va. He had IN
his pocket a card representing that ne
was n Koyal-Arch Mason Of Somerville
CHAPTER. Somervile, Mass. He was q
ciyil-engineer by profession, and formerly
was employed on the Norfolk and West
ern railroad. He was man OF quiet
habits. and universally liked, ana was
a genius. He will be buried by the Viz
ginia May Lodge \. #. and a. NJ, NO.
IS tomorrow morning
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-09-06

more, reports: May II, was boarded hy a
leaNT So winch swept the forward house,
smashing pGth boats, also the port bulwarls
ana Water tanks. On the 9TH 0f jane Sins
ped heavy sea on the port sid which car
RED away hulwarks and fly rail from the
after house to the fore rigging, and smashed
long boat, carrying half Of ii overheard
E"r kIand, Ne., Sept. 2 SCH. Silver Heels
Cart Qunan, struck on Two Bush Shoai,
oit DiN Island, about II o'clock to-day, anil
sank WITHIN 20 minutes. The CAPTAIN his
Wife and three sailors escaped in a yawi
boat and rowed Is miles to this citv The
schooner was loaded with paving stones
from j. z. Armhrush, Vinallaven for Kew
York Cobb, Wright y Co Of this city are
managing owners Of the vessel, on which
insured for $500. The vessel was built in
fremont, Ne, in 1877, and was one Of tile
'iest line coasters If this pnrt. She viii he
a total loss.
Boston, Sent : sci. Nettie Langtlan w
Jacksonville, Gilmore from kingston Jan.
VIA Key West, Aug. Il, with logweo,i The
l.angdon arrived IT Key West Aug q from
INrtngas, where She pin inta Her t,.rait
liaVln- asen stricken Blind Mn >IAlilr.. tur-
inE rl'e l7f-4nEn Th+ v+-~el Arrived at th.
.a1tsl r9it il NNtrer NJ niut ntnel James
Sinclair. wlv ~NhSrqnehriy WAS put iu coni-
ll,N We~t tani tisev daaa arl tlatsire.st M
INK HiS A~t aH tlRlt Rarr 4 -liNsiEt tfM.
ir IHltlH tllW Hilut A XIII ilHr NJ VI. h+eA
7e'Ta.t i'l4 4l4ii5 ta4 l-0l-e
--s' .sC tl'4s 44e f'.tf la,led -rllg j
lltet y at>lN. +teA4, ct T nfs rircr. y
Ai fn H NJ f4aN -rfWsHHl AL G4Nt4 r
.NH- @H Tl |-Se +ilfWf- Mrt 4.W
Tlii NNHHiN- MNiN
un4itr-a aa.. in-t III tuaf anus aeie- turev
tl"M'l~ 4aI f'N oN sa.i steegr --fa
ftN Ttrf Aut l4fal.~inus vi tM. u.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-09-06

Exercise in Desarte. 1t is unnecessary to
speak u each movement separately where
all deserved nothing hut communication, HIT
tile ,;amre by three little girls, singing hy
Jessie Black and the lrapery drill by Miss
Ross We're specially interesting, as was the
dumb bell exercise by Master Ralph Whit
ti+r Miss Winnie WhitcoMb at the piano
accompanied in her usual perfect manner
VI IS l.ith returns to her position at Thorn
ton Academy. Saco, this week, taking with
Her the best wishes Of her friends for ler
continued success.
The community was shocked Wednesday
afternoon, Aug 2ath by the announcement
that Mrs. H. 0. Blethen had died suddenly
III her ,.hFir Of neuralgia Of tile heart, from
which she had been a sufferer fol- some
time Mrs Blethen was the last Of ten
children OF the late Hugh Ross who formers
~ we'd on what is now the Curtis place on
tiie Beast shore road, ana where Mrs.
| B~JheM MAS bern Se married Isaiah
Hlerhm N,iv l, 1875 WHO died March T..
lSSa THEY had three children, two Of
whHa, iiHLl MI, and Fred NJ saeMe LENA,
" h@ Mesrried Cant Giiltru Gastis yd Sspt,
lS@3. l.aN wv tile r Gf'ten three
f- "i Nh' 4S sinca Mel witN 9s
ernllu9rtef Mr. RlctA,o wssl merller
4 NJ tIs Conversational firimAnadN IAN
4 Hitfll @tayed iN lal4r rirsts IN lrentts.
Nt~ rG- NarN t9aa N fMW~ie alf le. Atsti M
Mn Ifvi47- W WI isien -inias j wcil ~
ma9 lHo,l.rp mus Sl4t was # very r.
II 4 H.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-09-06

CAMDEN. Hon. &. L. Burgess committed
suicide by hanging himself il l.is bath roen.
t5o'elock Saturday morning. Cause .it,-poll-
aency. Mr. Burgess was born ii Plynontll,
Me, 1881, lis father being a Methodist
preacher. He came to Camden 80 years
ago, and has been engaged i'll the inamufa..
ture VI lime at kociport under tlle firm
name of q. +. Burgess y %. He was eleet-
ed State senator from this district in 1889.
was captain III the 18th Maine regiment
and member of Cobb post, g. A. il. He
married for his fourth wife Miss Julia
Knight Of this place, who survives MIN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

New BAND-The Union Band" q
new musical combination Of Jasper
fled articles OF incorporation on Mon
day last. This is the first brass band
incorporated ia Dubois county. thu
others being held together by loose
temporary agreements. The Band ha,
fourteen instruments aud players, Al
follows:
Tobias Zoeller -Eb cornet:
X. b. Rottet-Solo BIB cornet;
Henry Berger-lst BIB cornet;
Otto NJ. Zoeller-2d Bb cornet:
solo Alto;
Albert Rottet - LIST Alto;
Charles Renner-2d Alto:
Louis Miller LIST Tenor;
George kunkcl-2d Tenor;
Andy Krempp, Jr.-Baritone;
Frank judy -lst Bass;
Louis +. Zoeller-2d Bass:
Joseph Sermersheim-Bass Drum !:
Jos JOchim -Snarr Drum.
The leader for the first wear il
Tobias Zoller Henry Berger is Presi-
dent; R>b't b. Rottet, Secretary. and
Chas. Renner, Treasurer. The Band
visited Mr.. A. Krempp. west Of Jas.
per, on Sunday. making their fret
public appearance, and most of them
being expel ienced musicians made
some fine music, and were Hospitality
entertained. II is open for engage
nents al any time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09
Birdseyc Beauties.

This is fine weather :or the tine Of
year.
w. II. Bonner is on the sick list
this week.
Two OF the young gentlemen OF the
Birdseye school, say they are going To
college this summer. aud probably be-
tore this term Is out. That IL, they
are going TO work on their fathers
farm.
Many OF our people think tLey
know who The Son.in-law is, il is
"Taswell Bill Wilson," true.
Farmer Geo. Grant lost several
rails on last Saturday by fire. He is
blowing for oats.
w. II. Buford il going 10 hunt
another location.
The Knights Of Columbus had a
nice time on last Saturday night.
Mr.. J. NJ. Akin ssvs. "Oh! my
sweetheart! she il gone!"
Mr.. Viii IL Kellems was with HE
only true girl Sunday evening; he
stayed so long he didn't 90 home till
and couldn't 20 to church
Died. on last Monday night. The
wife OF VIM. ConIey, OF consumption.
She Was sick Tor long time. Now
.he il rejoicing with the angels, be-
y0nd the silvery streams OF life.
SMART ALEXIS Son IN.LAw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09
Specimen Cases.

5. ii. Clifford. New Casscl, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism,
his.stomach was disordercd, his liver was
affected TO an alarming degree. appetite
fell away and he was terribly reduced in
flesh snd strength. Three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
a running sore on his leg of eight years
standing Used three bottles Of Electric
bilters aud seven boxes of Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve and his leg is sound and WE'LL
John Speaker, Catawba, o., had Ave
large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said
he was incurablc. One bottle Electric
Btters and one box Bucklens Arnica
salve entirely cured him. Sold BY NJ.
Friedman. }
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

n. II. WILSON, Dsntist, desires q
inform the public that hs will COO.
unue to make regular visits 20 Jasper
Notwithstanding the report 20 The cen.
trary. The time Of which will b
published 10 the columus OF this Do.
per and the Hunting burg 6igusl. He
nas no connection witt Drs. =. II,
Green, +. A. Brown, and W. G.
Dowos, professionally. Bot hos
made arrangements With DR.. B. N.
Mosby, Of Huntiogburg. to attend eli
urgent cases during his absence, with.
out extra charge 10 patient. n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-03-09

!; Revs. John Roger and w. IL
Jackson have been holding Union
me etings At the NJ. f church In Jas.
per this week, and several con versions
have taken place. But there ale q
few young females and men wi set
in the back part Of the church, and by
their snickering aud smirking and
flirting aud writing demonstrated
their want Of good breeding. and that
the field for conversions is not ex-
hausted by any means. They set q
bad example TO younger persons.
May the good Lord have m Grey on
them.