Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 24, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 January 1882 — Page 1

Weekly Courier,

JASPER 1 d

'.vi ' VOL. 24. JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1882. NO. 7.

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fVBUSIICt BtajBY IrfttDAT, AT JAftnr l7Mft COVBTT, IOTMi.UA, T Ot4SMEVT XXANK. Of"IC8.-tw UouKiSk Bihumno OK VK1CK GBGlUlTIr.

lflttbcHpi!o, for fifty Km., $1 0 voeix moBtut, : j : ; : w r attare, 10 IIbas or leee, 1 week, $1 00 jBeit eubeequeat insertion, 75 ct. Laager advertleemeata at tbe atu e rata, a fVaatfoa over eta euuere or squares, nutd a a aaaare. These arc th term r transient adeertlsemeatA : reasona ble deductlaa Will be made to regular ktup f aaaointaieut of admiwiitratora and legal notices of ilka eaareeter to be paid la advaflce. Ammvnmm CAjraroATBa. Vat Township Officers, each $1.00 For Canary " " WW vm District. Cireuit. or State, mj.'f' ... I 0. I RRINB OUJ. Bod rest, ! IT. J. KKITTKARH. j4Ubk, Ira. RE! N HARD I RENHARD, tftttomeys at Law, JASrRR, INDIANA. WW intfcaCwta tf Dabals ni d!n!nt ut. CoWf'. r a4a 1 sraaujitljr. av orincfctz-Sotrth slew of Public . x ISl'tSKSiK A. KI-Y. ATTORNEYS ft COUNSELORS AT LAW, JASP2&, IX0IAVA. ttec u MBn It DUiun.) omci r BJIr t CimTt Cwwrto. BfaB'., tt -lrOsmip A. Trippot, attorney at Law. AAtfSt IHWAHA. Mwr, S, JIB-I. VftUlTO I U I f T K I B, ATOttJiBT AT LAW, ft WtBry yWIc, jArtl, IVUB4. vnrrtTX sractM stttorney at Law. & rtet is it cesmst Dsh stuirf i wtMWts W. A. TWAYLOB. W. . HtfKTI. attorneys at Law, , jAWrBB, I.VDIAJfA, Wtt aracUM Is th t ttohtk i aai ssJaJaissesasUM. Fartitstst ttuauoa gitas t IItfTOfltw s ioarlwt f t. Cswtas' Baft. alasrpei Oity Mill. ,i REDUCTION IN PRICE OF FLOUH TTAvni'i Wipw wsto t r ffJ2i1 f Xl.fw .-.iita.ra M J fifHftr t?y on raeioaw, sai Ua rtSMa tfc sra f fst Wit aaMl mut AJU9t ABtII.T ITtOCK T PKB tWa fs't tba tifft rh pHra fW w. sua ta sa tas tw ttnsc y eMm SCXJEAT 1H0TEERI. Asa. ti, Tl NEW BOOKSTORE! JACOB GOSMANN! Os th 0nMr mT kmI 4Uk ttts.. Mm f I wall statu staek at BO0U. UTVBABT, BjPQUATK MS JUSTOBKiU a5V fjV (??4flrV. elehaai Booka ami Ba4lUua Boohs Spaciatty. Ahsa WAtT. rArtfn. ta crt TSrtstr, WITtnOW ItrUf AIMII aa4 TixintM, KK AfJ . .eoitmT rM nstmK f

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, Thta eattrns, ttf MMmm af tk yrofrtrttr f th fw par, U tki ptuaartjr al tha tasesara of fukui county, tor ItnuiirtMua or wcuMta mi tmf nailer 01 Intel t to ib public tcavU wit Ufa way aW. Xvary tasra, rloi aSJtear and Irt.oa of etlucutoa. to tea cosstjr arnt-My rurt4 iv M in awtatiu-nt; ,ni c4utut rat v J. X. PABISI Jsa. lituu. ComiKitlua la School!. u We irive the exact work dons in eompoi(iou Irom hUtoknl ubjti. Uwaa Dot u. ft work in the eturi)". but brought out by quectiooa in hi -lory. These i etcher are juit as they come from ttie hantU of the pupil. Juckvoi. Jarkwon wax born In North Carolina in 1767. ills education wa very uieter r. He waa Governor of Florida. lie fuutfM airainBt the Seminole ludiani in 1817. He waa the American Genrnl in the battle of New Ot lean, in whit-h he do (Vfctfd the BritUh. He wa iMauguratrd President in 1039. and wtrred for eiifht yeara. He wa calltd Cliiikor)' Jarkwm) on account of hi tirinueM. lie died ite lVnne in 145. Jarknon wtoed the bl to recltarter th United Stale Bank. He waa in the Hviniitoie war. Defeated the India In Georgia, and made them more west ward. He was luarrteu iwire to m same woman. Me wa in arw ua w remove ofUc-koldra. He raine near remoTinir C'dl. Miller, of Lnmly'a lane Fune. but hettriug of thi tuiittake wroto atid told him he should hold office as long as he lived. Thrro ww a rumplaint made lo Jackroti 04He abi'tit the troops making an uitiitual nois In tbe ramp : "God forl.id," said Jarkson. "Th aluajinx and prsyittr hhould b an nnusual nofsa ias my camp, I advise yon to go and join them." 8ich was the love and respect the people had for him, that when he took laave of them at Washington City, utrrnw itnttM.i tuoir uiifmnee. waesi ki rimA iiu kt ftm nls mow wnti head sad waved tbm a long farewell. Lafnyetto. lAftvette waa bom in France iu 177 Daring tka Rarotatloa whe aid J wan HilirlitMl from France. Lauirette acr tfouprMMairVud fitted out a vessel at hi " a a b own expense ami arrtvew nere eany m 1777. He entered lite army as a volun teer but waa soon appoint! d Major Gen eral. He fought in the battle or jirsmiywin and was wouuded tlwre. He and Wavhitigtou were last ami firm friend from the first. lie was also in the battles of Monmouth. Vm klown and Princeton. He was marrh-d at the age of 1 and came bete I yeara later, lie left hi vouusr wife and fttartmt at ntgnt witn aAin atimr man as Iho autlHirtties of France were after him lo arret him. He waa one f the members of the court that tried Andre. He revisited America in 124 and was received every where with uomn and eleitanee. Crowds of neottl every where welcoiaed him, ami " ' -W - - Wh.iiirht urocessions, ballt. uartiee and 'meetings were held in honor of him as MA Nation's (iueet." lie was an otu gray twrired man aud whan be put foot ttixm American eait nisucw. mri w to be ahown Washingloa'a grave. He was ccott)Mikd here by several dbtingniahetl men and a soon as he beheld the grave of his patron be burst into tear. There was no sadder scene thau tbataf Lafay4l rUMine; Washington's titrate. Me died tu i-ans in ton. AdmiBaioM r HCIaaanrl, A controversy rata ting to the admis sion of Missouri into the Union took place during Monroe's Administration. Tbe friends of the ilare power, advocat ing He adutiMion a a slave state, witiie thtMfl who were upposed lo Um increase of alave power, advocated Its admission iuto the Union at a free State. At length a Compromise Bill was offered hv Uaurv Clav. and naaaeti by ongree in 1!0, providing for Ibe admission of MiKSoari as a stave maie ; isu wnu ie oxeeptlou of Missouri, aiavery should be pruhibitetl m tne lerniory wuhrhv oi France, tuiiih of the parallel M degrees aud 30 uiinutea, ami west of the Bleatssitsjppi. Mltouri waa accord lug ly ad mitted into me uawu as sists oami In 1421. Habit ! a cable : we weare a tbread each day and it beeomea at atroug wa can not ureaa n oa now neccasmry w form feed oues. a Frejndice and Ml fishnets are tbe outgrwthofirtoiaea They bearattroag Lkiaekip to Yiee, Reffaratioa makht thlnga indelible. We aaay not leant ail abottta thiaf by oaoe beariug iU Qua frtai aecret at tvumm k to be ler rlBly t earnest aooaiyaar own oaaineaa.

The bast leBaet a ma eaa kam

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Ciresftii Ctmrt !. Taraa, lSWId

The fbllewlng abowa the dl.poaitioBl

of tbe cWI actions at thi term of eoort"u,rvitl. . . .

The Cocaiaa published the Stale aroaeJ cut ion a last week as rar as tiecioeo : U Ueidrkh vs. C Heidrkh ; dismissed F Schneider, admr., vs. Bamaaht

C Blef, sr., v.. 8 UHt et al. ; disiae.r"j r" 'jT"' r iWr Tt mL Victoria lUtn sdmx. of Joseph Bs ftJ"!, tl ' tori"

estate. There being leas thau the whl ow'e claim of 500, letter were revoked. I J Webber, gu.rdUn of 8tuntbeck!

heirs, add. bor d of 20j approved 017 ffvcu ogii. J B Gohmaa, guardian of heir of; y1, , I George F Schura, dWaad, add. bond afLf" ?lL?J t7 .fitw avorovedT km County Commissioners for mandate J P Harbison, guardian of minor heirs!10

of F Millar, deceased, add. boud of

James Beatty, guardian of heira off iury J verdict for plaiaOC Georga Keslerson deceased, add. boadf fc,b,hh,t, h,rhw' ud "Pfm' ot llTftV approved. fTPiH! ?Vn,u. Court- w,lB 60 W A llirlers; Nn 2, guardian of heirs of J lo ' biu "" xr: 4 , B Ukkmermrri, deceased, add. boud of C .iiig et al. vs. H E King et al. ; re$00 approved. port of prtititn by Commiaaioaera ;

iu..i r aa m suproved J W HIsckwrM.trusrdisu of he irs of H

Blaekweil, deceastd, add. bond of a.ouofl1 JuUgweot for 2M 91

I A Gleaeu. euardlsn of heirs of C O Gleseu, dtavased, add. bond of $500 ap-i proved. The following reports of aew boud were approved : M S-iu?r, guardian of A heirs, boud of $ ISO. www C Iludolph, guardian of heira ef C L; Holutud, deceased, boud of ftuu. L Kav, admr. of estate of James Lemonti, deceased, bouft of $S0ii. D and C Merer, ezra. of cetaie t . ft r i t Jonn m jHsyer, uecevsru. i i.-.i.arf f mmm cr k j mhu k.?i deceaMMl. bond of $100. . J Yogler, admr. of eetate of VAJATla.a aaaTaBBBiB F sBasalaata AF ' vr A i .1 m i v fpirif swasa wa wsww ws w wyw Airyrv, wtimiu, pom siw. , ..J v- -j i .1 ak.. .fWI(m, IHtfMfU, OOtMl tVWU. . " r -". vj - "

J juiiea, tteceaaea. a www. l- a. .uiir oB n a bell, athar. of estate f Euach'J1 """ s a sa s . a a t Bk nt llBaaa

i'Ti: .J being lea thau $ZV0 waa act off to Iia-O . Jab; U,k; admr. ?f lb. eatale ,of ' !irlTa v iwiu Vr r a al .Tir TTrr:. ' , " V . iZrTrZTZt T t.t. far tm u .o-J derfrr.of leal eetate lor $173 la; coaH armed. M. rtmnrr, nornr. vi rfM m w rif k..lf mm . nf ul. I knJ far WI m i . . t J f m I. rr'i -IlSZlZi V IO r. J irMwrei; cgwiiimnt. " . ,V: . " . " " of laud to Frank Lechner for $i75. aud . A'ri: :r. a's . sat. . a u iiausner roriow; nrHir. i; SrhrecktrV estate waa declared la solvent, a r .1.1... .Mw " irr" " it j . erty wa set off to the widow, beiag kees than 9900. M RohhHIer. adenrx. of estate of Bebbstter. deceased : report of sale of! land to Joseph Boaletter tor $$14; ooa firmed. B M Welutan, admrx. of estate of M E May: ordered to aell real eetate at; public sale. R F .lilbura, admr. ef estate of C n i . Holland " f"' ale.

heira ; ardeted aell real eatatt at privaleh T9 da luyll tor

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?Q?LAnihonT AmU WM TfiiSyi: TSf dring.

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Crrrri "L' l' no. But there is one tufa for

'" "rTlVTJHwoaldbe much obliged. In my kaap-

m . -i jr .i .i Jand near the end of the caapter yoa will JLfELf1 JZlZf tt'"1llnd a rerae that beglae with 'Paaea.

"irlir -r",'T"Vr r. .,r:r: ill, Joe Schltter et al. : imrtition ; coutiuu-j ed. Stale ex ret. of R E Wither ta. J Holder; con tinned.

. Aim fikaridiM hank you. sir," said the dying Baa. t Tl haw that peace; I eat going to thai r r YnHiniLiMi AifcjSaTiar. Goa is with ae; 1 want no

K M Weimaa - .i a1 as nr v L.t .1 -r t r.mi. i .1 ft v jiannw m. 1 a. am. w vm w foreclosure for $B79 iS. C rTonhsrt vs. J B Gahasaa; annaat dlsualssed. Jaoob rriedflMMt Tl. I WRean : dlamiai - K Hasan r. H flehweppe; dUmiaeed. C lUaa et at. re. W S K ; dlsmiteed. JcdTlariaaraaettii w. ?! Jutt dttMktait. TTT. j-, t .i.ai Jt L? tndewMHif asaiaB BtL wot. 3 mwwwmn mwnrw m mm

L Maddttx ta, A T farnhgl

Board of County Commissioners vs. J

PlnIerfer; wpro "d &tZZr Z aw7I2T'. i. reZ' "T T":T' ""9 Vl ,tHUD w -v' w - n , - r":;" - ;v' J w y- ' " ' Vf"L? ".A 5. W . t v'v. " . . iWfon vs. Jamea judgment for t7 40. Cni T" H Martia A L .bu of MBlkay I eUamised. R S MeMahel vs. J Mulkey'a eiaie; itsmissed. State ex rel. of Jesse S Gan ts. Freak

IlAMaM.vJJoseph ; judgment for defeodaut.

k a a "s m w m smb m u c ueeier w s iteeier n a jieeier H al. ex -part ; partition ; X D Lemoud. W a firkie and Jolui Yealca, BaBoiatBd jUommisatouara, "Why it Fays to AtXvwtlm IvsrssL l m --i rr.w7 . r . u,.CMatiai, with th. usnrL " " ' r Msjgag i mv. v-, - ... - - a , ,i, i Yqb have a treat raafa- raaiaiked the vwoner 1 iv Am Ik Wg - irua portly becaaae tt la a boUday et "How can yon Ml whether advertisimpeta are gaod kLSJ 'L&& TraTled-rops. wot at awea, bar the de Prclera Sows tame Mber way r rwreipte tell tbe torv. I- kere nuy diftVreuee ia the sberpae - f. . ' . UUMB At tk-Mf l!wu swa v vuraa w mwswbs mm www m j wpp. Jaturb over prices f , ' nrU-m - " w aeilW OU PTICe, UUS1 all khebest stores in Bostoa do tbe t., .s v T;iuch and such an article cheaper else r!, "fr Utr 1soTe remark oar stg dowa.PtuweToaeaoalt dre aa advarIIMlllx , T -i a ...BA..!,. ra arf a ipanrvBBraa m aa agwaa w wrss (the first year, but I sboald lose a bbjnrer - JP' the next two year. You must Beep bbe boiler healed If yoa want steam. If Ivou bank rour irea too wag. It time to start up. Advartisiut: is the Mream which keepe business moving; tve studied the matter." Tlia Dyiag ayakUer. Uswl "Pat me down, saw a idler la the Crimea, to Ida comrade who were carmng him, "pat meclewa; del ife. J?"10 Jfurtner : i an uyiuk. carry me aay I TWa. , klH, Hwa maul fSMl-mt ttt kbe field. A few minotte after an eaaeer -Shall lt too a little water?" said l HI have no frimds that vou ran write Will rau read itr I The onWr dhl so, and read the words. I wV "W" w w w-mww J-wV " f'""is UB Wj htalo you ; not a the work! glTctn, five yfi uaso ynaj. ijft mn jvmr mrmn vm uvm Bad. neither let it be afraid." a uuto you. Let not year m Bed, neither let it be afraid." tar..; ' a , . I . (more." Tneee were am met worn, ana a.. . r f. .a . . a .Wis mnni aiwuawt aw hv wiw mmbk aw !, j tnrrw. nattnssi Pwcw. Uoa. Samvel HargroTe waa hurt week lccted a owe of the aaeminwe at urn

roatplImeBt to nka Uwatyas well Beta r , . ... thik Mr. HargroTe. A whlatHn.wwiee the latert iu the There may be tbiage la thi, someUmeaUriosity line Ut Pooaigle. n1 fieomy world more dreary than the edl-wa trapped by Mr. Peter Hebuer ia RUl. a. ik. HmI.W. Ut tf kl lawalr dafS. h aultB tWBll. and

iiir." "W--w wr- . .

m mm naniamn aiii mm m are we beg that tbay amy be wttaflnkm the ouhtm saasa sunr thai, tha " wewej waw vwvmv esBBflBBWB BBSf aw wJUV WaWi Byeftfa aeatv

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A'olly of PrablblUoa. eatay,lUa Bastocrai, The reader of the Democrat ?i,.m!1 not 1m sight of the fact thut tt- li t

Igialatura pawed the fo lowior j t reaolutioa : Section 1. The manufacture, keeping for sale In ssld state, ot taoaa, vinous, malt liauora. or any i'i i'1 , r iotoxicatiug liquor, except for met! - cieuttBc. mechanicnl. and wines for iraaieBtal purtKMes. shall be and ' 1 1ay reaver prohibited 1b the State ot llluiaua. The Constitution of Indiana prnv? that before aay amendment to the Hot ter shall take effect, it shall be rati!!".? v a subsequent Legislature, and if - ;"- itoraed, it auaii tAen be submit tea to ho people for fiaa! deeiaion. The quiiton U aow fairly presented, and ihcrn i. io use disguiaing it or of dodging it in tt:r maaeer. Politic parties, when th v show tbe white fiag and cring like - arda la the face of important quot ;.ti-. generallv go down to join the u-a-' .1 boat. This thing of plavinsr f -' ' is ' loose never did, nd ueve'r will, win t contest. The American popl likn nerve aad boidaess. and surtain a rrty hat has the courage to pak tii hvh--tioos ! language satceptibte of hut . r rou struct iou. We are tird of tlr.usN dealing aad cowardice. The Dcnux-tnt is for temperance, bat it i for prr?ii ; i.' aud sustaining it by proper m U U. We deplore the increase of dm !." - i and will go as far as aur " : beck it aad tbe frightful sn 1 lot. jt of crimee which are the reault of w .'. -. riakiag. We would aotharr th- t:oeratic party of Indiana place it ;i In Iboatility to temperauae, but we tvm I have tt to make war against any nn f am which strikes at the right of ourr'niVouaud which experience has unowa v .1 not promote the cauae of tem;"rn . . We would have the Democratic th: iv. wkvtt ssaawUted la State Convnt , declare that it hi opposed to prohibit; :i aud hi favor of enforcing th pr- it kwase law. Let tbe sou ud be do u rtaiu eaa, aad one everybody cu un ' rstaad. We have seen thi matter t - I In afaiae, Vermoat and Kansas, u! if there ere any who admire the proc n linga la these States, or think that m,v good eaa come from them, we cert i i' v adaalre aesther them aar tWr jadrn" ' . Stntae time ago a Vermont nap ho n. t by relMble atatlattes that Vfrmoot h l the largest per ceat of crime, paid t lowest wages, auawed the least gain 1 1 population, draak the most mm . w i gave the htrgeat Republican mijArit; five eigne of depravity aad deotv tr would seem to be lorontrovertiM . Now. with her stupkl prohibitory tMrt.:' H in full force, her ramrod Committee prcribiBgad ostracising reputable catena becaaae they prefer minding tl. own basiaese'to raeddllag with othci-. ermoet hi rapidly killing wr.at nttm prosperity aad reputatiou she bad, ami getting ready to make in the cen of J two a more deplorable exhibit ot .t :i$:ttion than she made iu 188U If all this fell oaly apea those who are reporiih!n for it we ehoold not cavra so much, .-it maay nke people, who deeerve cti. r things have to tejfer from the pig-hcai!-edaess of an uuswogreAuivs major it v. In Kansas the best port tea or tb temporauce element is getting disgusted with the teal uainforaard with knowledge that cttsu-acterutea tbe polky of the fitate a,lmlaietratlaa. 1 he avemor aad his mlaioa claim that the law i a snccct : It hi atiir so threat a ttstera of esprBaagc and force aad dft-ty trickery. So far does tbe ttovuraor go in nie mna rrusade that he rrea follows a man ar retted for hreakiax hi pet law, to Missouri with a requudttoe, which ha not beea eutertaiaed with extraordinary hottors by Gotemor Crittenden. A state of tblaga exisU ia Kanasu that rrpete immigration and dhvtarbs the coiiditioas by which law end otderr-tu )t beat maiatainad aad proepcrPy ti l morality most encoutaged. Let uo r.tto be deceired. Prohibit 'on atid temprraaee are not the bbiuO thing. They i aat as aeaily svaaayaMmaa tcmpemiK-o aad lieeaee. The prartlcal result of pro hibitum ia free raw, aad this with tU larabue of legal machinery, which i both burdensome and deamralMng. TU-? eoraer-alaae of prohlbUion la fnai aad it alllee with It the sflfl-bne I the narrowuem that like to ex pre thcoiselve through paiitkai method. BeourBie will ha without a pub. Be ban. A literary soolary wai organised by tbe yowaa uaaala at tbe Court li House Baturday aighL The eaarta hBTB aeeided that all nbaerlhar ta BewtfBUMrs art held rcsponLku. sli ssvWusfas are paid and lalahi uatU all ajfiearani are paid I . . fn sadrtw sad wbiatlae atasllar to the aumcrlaaMKMi JWr-TIM-

sow, a lacasaaea

aw sM k ft waUbjeiraatad aakui. aaaat fkt 10, 4&04 Mkfs ejpalajr's