Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 25, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 December 1882 — Page 4

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;,Ul.iU1 associations are n

Isst'Mt rUa. Th Inn Ml weed of llnnl; st Jir. for the rntiveuirnre o the htiaineaM mn of Diihoia miiMtV. wr

ree?ll no' ire U hortlv

Tt it ban not l n eatsbti

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M-fr, llT VM'HtbK. R I WWH'MI Will) J .Hir h-hp place, wu call! nnoii t

Ut Fruinv, hv th troKNeI iiienrpnrs.!.

tor. Mr. J. M. IVirtnn. for several mn enjfaweo: in henk.i Hwin at. An.lcrmn. ulina, Mr ?eori(e ltoaa. at pre,rut Tr"tiirir of Madionn county, and Mr. 3.V. Ftllrner. A a litor of Madison r.iatrtv. who informed usthet they would t-tabiih a hank in Jipr, and werr round getting acquainted with the penpi. In rltr to nolleit their business, and

kind wffthet for the new institution. They were not asking; auv subscriptions of stork, thoufh, if deelred, our eltitens miifht uke stock. They will start m a Unit; under the State law, with & probe lrility of raerxinjr info a national bank sfter a short time. It it hall be found to be more profitable. Tbev rented while litre the business room of Mr. John 8alb. and rsre directions for Mreeirtbenltj: the floor NHto bear the weight of the large mfe necessary in suck establishiunu. Mid expect to return, about the II rot of February, to befrin hurt nose.

We extend them, on behau or nor

business people a Iteartv welcome to Dubois county and Jaeper, and feet ansa red

their rent re wit prove a remuneraUre

to them -and our people generally.

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aaaaa cm 4 aarii factory mk wWi tfc

fetal to Sail, tk mttm mtMdr, tit rat rU4 aaS

i tfcatr watft t tbla cMiilioa. wWi btlk of

IWri Mfr mm wtH at watrrmt e-t vc nw t trath m wtH m prUrm tMr Mit miWm-

SrThe Board of Coontr Commia-

ionert met purtnant to adjournment, on

t Wmdar, to try the con tea ted election

xmm of R. X. WelmnnTt. laid ore Schubmscher. in recard to the And! tor's office

A mWion n made br defendant to set

aeid the tenrice of notice, an not baring

been in accordance with law. TbM

argued at length hr counsel on both

ide,nd the motion refawed by the

conrt. The defense then made a motion

te dbmi4 because the notice did not cor-

rpmd with the com plaint, which mo

tinn was overruled, the defense then

moved to strike oat all that part of the

eompMnt which was ealted an amended complaint, as not having bom filed in

time. This was overruled. The defense then moved to dfcrmisa. because the

nottes o contest was not issuea nor

aorved within the time reooired by lw.

This motion vras taken nnder advise

Msusit by the Board at adjournment on

Tun oay aitetvoon, and upon

Ming on Wednesday morning was sustained. The plaintiff immediately gave notie of nppeal to the Circuit Court where It will all have to bo tried over again.' If the law was changed so that all eeateets of this character should be

first bafun in Circuit Court, it would nrobnbl r be attended with less eost to

the eonnlies, smd more satieractkm to the

parties interested. flET A change hi Judicial Circuits i. beinf talked about in the Evansvllle pa

pers, so as to make Vanderbdrg a circuit by iuetf, sod which m proposed, would, make Gibson and Posev a, Circuit. Vsn-

derburg one, Warriek and Pike one, and

xwy, 9penoer and LHtboft one, thus

ertatiag plnce for another Judge

Handy probabl v. Dubois countv is verv

well satisfied with the present arrangement, and would rather remain in her

present Circuit, and we do not see.

onough advantage to justify the addi

tfonal expense of another Circuit. Give

to rest, A sxcuauge says : "Jay Gonlds Ihmi

Iy oould have rseovortd tS,000 had he aen kllfad on Mr. Yanderbuilt't road at

Ttocheoterthe other day. Had be been

injwred so Jo reader him unabie to atv4enfi to bis boutif a writer curiouMr

ami semswhat bornoroosiy remarks. 1m

could hove rocoverVd damages booed on

bis earning capacity. in the last twentr

years bo hat earned fit? flOO.000 or it.

OOOjOOO a rear: and a vmT' based noon

tWs rate for tSM rest of his liu- wottld net bhu psrh4MSomef,on0,00OW$ a -

uew more.- invs would havn kneaed n Wf bolo into Mr. Yandsrbaltt'i ino.-ma RwoImujodiately aitor fbekV -riaiou diombieisig tho content mm n.

Jsmsi L H sfm an resigned his ofitoa as oounty commissioner. Ha had h.-

rr vHim ?Ber foraishes

mm m mmm as no wanu to do, and ten

m M M m examine into and attend !. Hit successor has jotbaen selected as yet, and as the Board

Tf r!f"y smtil next

-mxa,nnmy otwiu Mi bo Until that

8tates

a

uthortloi for sals at auction u of January, to navtfca - jl

-m" un iot lNt Jt Will bah m

there is merit to it .

rWidlv to mind t( ervrr asm. nt

. ifo fftivitles vtlT in'w!gd h? it tMs suniverMn-. tt ! mms foi ta wjoiclnir jf.t rn of a blesner BWmrr who trsre Itin til fWr kiimrr ud wo tnok upon liimitf tiumsnttv a' H tim! Tll i nltt honll atf ak li Kdn. Ut or 'iHr, Mn uxitn to ithv Hi tiw. a grat Inn

Mijht to beget rrMrt. snd itahonld h

Ttwmbfrf.1 that onn of His rnmmn h " Rennonihr th glanbath dHr, to kf t hntv." In this conirf on Hondv

fonrontent are now en-

nuHI" ttntit

briuar fttrmed ii

isrlr all the Hties to ni mots their

In Xew York Hty. a now i

f Swrdar !w wrnt ir to effect on tbt

lrtot rerriBbr. anr the police wi

atrortrd to see that they were utrirtb

'thered. so that the f rst Sunday numor.

-mi arresti wore marin newpspr tomi

tnd newshova, boo'-bisck and barbm.

iqnor aelfers and lewd women. mT '.bints and cigar stores, were all rou peiied to clo up or he srreted, and thr 'arre ritv enjoy4l one dav's quiet, wot realised beforo year. Bu ihtt magis

trates were caJled upon to decide on tht

various eases brought before them, and

many of them were decided to he work

of "moral Tjeoessity.' and the chars" dismissed. The nxtSndav more bol l-

uess in the violation of the law was ob

erreble, and it is likely to revert to

former uttgoa, just as though no Mon

days or Soadny laws existed, evidencing

the truth that moralltv must be bnilt up

in the hearts of men before It can be en

forced hr? law. Wo wonder, however, that tb laboring men sra not a unit for the enforcement of Sunday law, for the

way things are tending now, it ! not probably a distant day when capitalist wilt demand that labor shall work seven

lavs a week instead of six, and the day

of rest wilt no longnr be allowed.

Tho'JfewYork Witness, the toadinc

relifioo paper of the city, says of the enforeosuent of the law in that citron the second Sunday, that the law was not so striotlT enforced as on the first Saaday under the Code, but enough of its ororioiona were carried out to give a

far quieter .Sobbath than bat been enstontarv in this metropolis. The police

and police juetfeee are gradually settling down to an understanding as to bow

much of the Sunday law they shall see

fit to enforce. We need not say that it never crosses their naiads that it is their duty to enforce the whole law as it

stands. And In choosing what portion of it they shall put into effect, it is bard-

lv neeemary to my that the eonsiderstions which have the most weight with

them ,re personal preference and politi

cal inltoenee. Thou the poor peanut-

stand keener are rbrfdlr prohibited from

plying their trade,, while the Jsunosy newspapers are allowed to be sold a

uaL and the liquor-traftc gpea on in

full bhwt with hardly an attempt at cou-

calment. Tho UMsrist rates In tuofr ef

forts to protect Use favored boslne

have rendered decisions which read like

farce, Xewspepetf. for example, are

classen as a Toorai necessity, soaring and boot-blocking come under the head

of "ni-cessarv works of eteanlines. as

though thev eonld not be attended to

equally well on Saturday night. Even

these nccomaaodatiug magistrates, how-

ever, hare not neen able to invent any pretext in behalf of the gin-mills and im

moral concert gardens. In reference to these -places the police art left to their.

own devices, and of coarse they may be

depended on simplr to eloee their eyes.

Tbo question remains, Is any thine libaiv to bt mined in the long ruein

the interest of Sabbath observance by

the attempt to enforce (bt Code? The

policy of the New York Sabbath Cow

mhtee has been to attack one thing at e time. Knowing how important It Is to

have public opinion not only of the religioua, but of the non-religions class

enlisted in favor of any of their demand

they nave alwars taken care to concen

trate attention upon tome one thing, ask

only what was likely to prove generally

(acceptable, and educate public sentiment

tin to it, before securing action by the

police. In this way they have been able

sneceeaivsiy to bring about many changes for the better. As the result of these

tactiea, Sandoy processions, loud crying of Sunday newspapers, performance on

Sunday by all theaters, and other customs which formerly disgraced the Sab

bath in this city, are now uuaga or toe

In one view it mar appear thai the

sudden enforcement of many provisions of the law hitbe1o regarded as obsolete

may causes reaction in public sentiment, and really hinder the slower but surer progress of sweh work as that of the Sabbath Committee; We are, however, In

clined to think otherwise. " It is a great

thing accomplished to have a binge portion of the law actual I r enforced by the

priios. A quiet Sunday Is an object leaMl of incalculable value. The probability thai after a little experience 'even the nov'-nttf0" public will come to Hke it M Tery sjfibrt, therefore, be put forth, only ia this eity but throughout the State, to Induce the anthoritieatct jnake the enforcement of

Am Wi emnP-'atO M POSs!bie, A gold-

on opportunity lt the

he made tee most w' wmw

OneuseneHnf elewtttM starting up

in tote Suuttay oot)ou. tm

rMt. tm gmnmar par

eeelngtheyswSattrdaasj mudoyefj

. Sir a -VT A vT U -W-air

sWWe, after w..l.g rart fiTH K J4MI'KI1 HAUU AU 1MJIW

two daV diwing le re-Oiniton. " . m.vt.ITl

SHAH U r AU 1 vfim I :

llnattv aarnl to lsk a holklnv

from h- r&l to January 4th. The eoun trr r" vr. and no Iisrm will result

aru-Hr. 1 IW is the t.IUn st the Poor A w,at $1.26 a vi-it. Wm. B. I ha the contrart for

ifumihln!f -f'tt for t pnnpers at the itnior rriH txi v. st tS HS each coffin.

for adtiiu. and ft 55 tor i l.iNirvn.

frrllou. tiodlove a Orth, member of

Ponerms from Indiana, and who had

attained roiiideratile prominence by bis

oitneeiion while a minister anroao wnn

4me VeueVneleau pemlationa. died

this week, and was buried veterday.

A special election will he held In that

listrtct to fill the vnr.

IFELIX LAMPERT,

Ooy, off Sixth, and Clmy Sts.,

btospeetfully returns bis thanks to the ?htl- for their litieral patronage hr I fore, and Inrltes a eo..tlnuanee of the tne. He hn on Mnd a atnrk o(

St'PDgy Ir th- Mr. Freiletick Kline

a farmer who lived about two miles west

ofJsnper. on last Wednesday morning

roae as uual and !e-hi nreasrast, uui

said he did not feel writ. About 10

o'clock he smobeil a pipe of tobacco, after which be lav down on bis bed.

An hour afterwards sonic of bis faiuilr

went to wake him for dinner, and he

was found to he dead. Me was about 45

rears oid. and generally a stout man No inquest wa held. A Vexed ClergryisMsn-

Even the patience of Job would be

come exhausted were be a preacher and

endeavoring to interest his audience

while they were, keeping up an incessant

coughing, making it impossible for him

to be heard. Yet, how very easy can all this be avoided by simply using Br.

King's New Diecoverr for Consumption,

Coughs and Colds. Trial Bottles given

away at Mehrtnger Bros. Drug Btore, Jasper, and C. W. Swartx, Hunting burg, Indiana. tt.

SPRING WAtiONit, BUGCm: and AUiari iilkali ix-

FL1MKNTS nttable to the trade, and sio roiaes to MANUFACTl'UK rm CELEBttATED ZMjLllIPEB.!r WAGON !

ttHE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS!

and his extensirs sales of which hare brought Jasper into notice ft

HE 4 D4 U A KITE Klf Fwfl EXTJRA. WACJC.Vs.

Mt wrrMtst every mc T Ifcetae wjteTsM fr Mr jca-

waiMMi jimt hrrmuMQ niteler reMsmnie Mne nri. im rrwmm sirleUT ismteriMl or aWUMMf acturr,

LA GENTS WANTED lUSS&SPSSiSir

KtALL ON OR ADMtCCS

FEI-JX X-AJVCJPEK-X, Jautper, Intl. December tSd, 1832.

cur

The) Air Line Rood.

The presence of Mr. Jonas French, of

Boston, and president of the Louisville, Evansville and 8t. Louis railroad, is looked upon as baring iom peculiari significance. Rumor has it 4bat he Is' here to meet Mr. Markey, president ol the JL and T. If ., now absent from the city, but who will be at borne to-day. It is to be hoped that some arrangement may be effected betweea these gentlemen that will bring the L. 15. and St- L- un

der the control of Evansville parties, so

that the city can not be dtserisainateo

against at any time. IVaawvilla Cot

rier.

Trannfem of Rcml Eatnte in Dw-

hoto Coststty froen Doe. 14, IMS, to Ioe, t$ 19m. Kd. Bridge to John C Mier and Thos.

Bear, 210 acres in Sees. lJ, It and 24, T.

1. N. K. 1 and 4, 13 000.

John Nieom to John D. Raab. SO acrsel

in Bee 35. T. 1, It. K.4, fKXL

W. m JL Canal to H. Booh, eU inSee.85.T. I.K.4.

John Whsinger to Wm. 8. Melvev, lit

acres in Bee, 84. T. l Jf . JL S, f imo

Louis nuke to Jacob Bread t, tot 3,

block S. Blesnkor! Sd ad J. lo Hunting burg. t?i.

Jacob -Btemksr to Nancy Seemoud.

pt lot tt. Blomkor'a add. to Huntiu

burg, $100. John O. Nash to John G. Foltord, pt lots 18 and St. Birdv, fllS.

Martin Friedman to snoddy k Maek,

pt tot SO, BucbartV add. to Jasper, 4X Ch. Hoffman to Barbara Opel, lot t, Ilaveville. and 10 acrss in See. St, T. 1,

rf. R. 5, $950.

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STAPLE GOODS, FINE:CLOTHING,

BOOTS AND SHOES, ITAio AjND CAPS,

Or XL SIZES i ABO sMAOCg.

FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES'.

ever had, and will be sold jfenerallyrhtaper than it puaHibk to sell the same grade of goods ever before.

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DRY GOODS and NOTIOMS

IV 01IAT TAUITT,

&ILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH or PRODUCE.

Jfauv tbinsts will be sold for COST, and less then .cost KrcrytbiwiT wt J

will soil. Ilirftest market price will be paid for WH EAT, CLOVEH

other Country rroouce. Oct. tb, lf5-Sm.

DUBOIS WAG-ON SHOP! E. BENKERT

MMUfbeturor au4 dealer in wugons and alt kinds of Agrieulturnl Inipletuenl?,

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