Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 25, Number 8, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 January 1883 — Page 1

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J ASPEK VOL. S5. JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY i 1883. NO. 8

rvBUwnnn avaar buay, at jaub. pvaott covwtt, ihmaka, by OEiSXBSTT DO A. HE. , OfFCOK. U Uoukixk Buimmxo on

West Sixth fKKT.

ratio v;woirriox.

lUagle Subscription, for fifty Mot., $1 60 ? six mouths, : : : : : I 00

He Kind to the Aged.

Br KTTIB MOXBOE.

Bo kind to the aged, there's many a diy They've spent In toil mod pain ;

xiieir forms are bent, tbeir locks are

whit With Hfs cold and bitter rata :

'Once thev were young, with buoyant tpU, United.

KATB Of A D VKT?SIXO. ' 7 "WUVIIie J for square, 10 line, or lew, I week, $1 00jB"t buoyant step is a weary one

piapoaal of Cfttuwa FIret Week of;

January, 1 8fJ, Dubois Circuit Court. We published In the Courier the dia-

'ipoeal of all, the criminal cause last

week.

Itannaman vs. Doane; continued. Eveline Whltten ts. Johu Holder;

hie deletion will be made to regular Aad a , , ,1rwm.

advertisers. Let u lead them dowu the narrow way, Nttleea of appointment of dtninis- Etm U0 thc of

iriLtorc and legal nonces oi no waww r u, pcree tbejr chwk ifm bur j

te be paid In advance.

AJtOITKClUO CA.KMWATB. for Township Ollleer, each For County 44 w For Bistrict, Circuit, or State,

UK. W. H. FrKHlTEII,

Physician & Sun

JASPER? MDMA, xryKN hi jfHMlMl Mi-rW tfc Tyn. iwi-ijr. w ikWf M. FLKASAXT, attorney at Law. AHO NOTARY WnUlC, JASPER INDIANA.

iug sun.

And from the wild wind's breeUi.

$1.00

2.50, Let us fill their hearts with the war ml

8.00 bright ravs

Of the glowing fires of youth;

tMisT mm m

baalm. Onar-

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UlttMy.S, ateiMl.

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Jfc BBETZ, ATTOMYS COUIISaMf AT LAW, JUPIK, DTBIAVA. faeww bt t INUiw ft UitlM.) i nrritMru. '4l. " 8 K UK 0 IBKTTKKR,"

ITTOaNST AT'IAVr

Atsd Votary Public, jAsess, Umaba, attorney at Law.

j Aancx, not.

'firm. ms tt cn f t "' W atiMfl Httft Hwls-' if-'

OSV In Um "C-irt M'ww ww, W. A. TAYLW. W. t. HttNTVR. TMYMRA HIIMTB., attorney sat Law, Jxsricx, Ixmaxa,

IHf mmiIm. prtlclM rtUWkw gl coljStMn m 4mt XMi f th St. Chrttf j

BRICK FOR SALE!

KY MICHAEL HQCflfiESMfi, Jr. At Me BMok-yorsI onltho Troy oel. tumrw Mti tiwtUtMi m MOUK PATTBRK81 WtU, BK WmKHWBO TKBT COTAP. Ham, w to ttM wHf mu wobk tioBK nwntrn.T. jMt,ften. wruABfa noi:noKsm. J4 Juper Oity BBIIIsb BBBaMSBsaaBMaBBBeMBBBBBeBBBBBBB KOOCTtOK IN PRICE OF HOUR. TTATMW btgiM wttk tlM r jrtw ttrtjr XL Omm MrwmtM, w r ntbW W Mtwr tM weiH y WMT WIIWHW, MS lMIH wwW V" f UwlMMMtm: lAjfoY rAxn.T rx.tm ss rim t

jrfMftMf fhMffiMttMll iwttt ftW WtT

S U Dillon, adm'r of Mary Erana.

leceased : report of tale of land to Joseuh

Kriedman for 1900 confirmed, and deed

lord red.

Lourena Evans, et al. ts. Alexander

Corn et ai. ; commisaioner's report of sale of Imid to Joeeph Friedman for $1,280

Icon firmed, and deed ordered.

D J Whitsett, axlm'r of Uoses N Sim

mons, do(sed ; report of sale of lend to

Andrew usrner for 7na conflrmed.

J (t wetknbeMr, ad in r of the estate

kf John B Wwel, deceased ; report of

tale ot land to Mary K Wessel for 306 an firmed.

John Harbison et al. rs. Joseph Fried

man et si. : dismisned.

Jacob K rod el. atrn'r df the estate of C

Let us elap their bauds till toe portals wide " Are ofiened for them in truth ; Oh the dear old ones are drifting dawn

Lire Hrong sua billowy ware:

Oue foot ou the shore, and otto in the

mid. And their boat is the cold dark grave. Re kind to the aged, as the years go by, Twill be heifer for me and you; Fur time with his tickle will' mow them

down. And bring us in their places, too;

Aud when we are old and our locks are white With the silrerr fronts of time;

We will then look beck ou a well spent;

youth, Aud know we were always kind.

Seifert, decensed; report of ale of land

HOOSIKR HUMANITY.

to Michael Greener for 380 confirmed.

Hetiwemer, adrarx. of the eytate of

tTacob Hessemer, deceased ; report of rile )f land to Reuben Brown for t7& con

firmed.

J W Lemmon et al. rs. II II Lemraon

et al. ; commissioner report of sale of

fond to Wlis F Lemmon for $2,280 confirmed, and deed ordered.

L L Cooper vs. E Xlebaus et al ; re

port of partition confirmed.

Anna Tinkston et al. rs. Wm Fink-

iston ; report of partition confirmed.

uuts iieiirens et ai., partition : com

missioner's report of sale of land to frank

Behrens for 25 confirmed. M M etmer et al. vs. George Bauer et

ial. : rnntinue1.

James M Townsend et al. vs. S E Au-

klerson et al., partition ; Joel B Itose,

K Hobbs aud A n Stewart appointed

Commissioners to make partition.

W T Allen et ai. vs. Jacob Friedman,

How They Come Into the World,' et aK; judgment lor 315

Marry and !ie.

The reports of vital statistics from all!

the counties in the 8 late except OtssJ

Porter, Starke and Wells, for the eijrht

oulhs ended ejeptenaber 80, hre beetiBti7 4.

rerrired by the ttate Board of Health

nnd the work of compiling them is well

under wav. There were during thau

period ll.ftse deaths. Of this number)

1,341 were due to consumption : 1.064 to

pneumtils ; 86 to small-pox ; 580 to ty

Gerh Becker vs. Jscob Friedman, sr..

et al. ; judgment for $57 95.

Julius Benkenvtein et al. vs. Jacob

Friedman, sr., el al. ; judgment for

John V Farwell et al. vs. Jacob Fried

man et al. ; judgment for $278 W.

John M Robinson et al. rs. Martha IS

Dillln ; lodgment for $99 58. J P Norman vs. J M Pleasant et al. ;

plaintiff released irom bond, and new

t,ts, nrs-ty

Ibond filed.

gith; 590 to cholera infantum, 563 off Sophia suoderman vs. .1 ucnroedcr;

ihNiHiinberiUIntrin July, August and1sn,,M. Setrtember; tt to smrlet fever; Ml to FrinV A Oewt rs. W H Kuper ttal. ;

diptberia; SOO to casualties, not inrtud -judgment Tor fSB iuinirsuieides and homicides; 142 lo old! J H 0 5?pilzer vs. Henry Wermellng age: fwr persons over 10 vears of ago;et al.; Trustee permitted to sell laud at dying; lotto whooidng cough; 192 io private sale, without notice. bronchiti,aod 709 stillborn. The deaths Charles Hief vs. S N Hilt et al. ; judg-

from the ten principal diseases narowlment for $147 80. formed U.U per rent, of the total mor-i Clara A Thomas vs. Frances M Greene lalily. The statistics show that so far as'et al. ; judgment for $51? 15.

these diseases are concerned the cities. Charles K uebler v. A W Hicham et

snffer lees than the rural districts. theW. : foreclosure ordereit for $7to 40. proportion being about 56 per cent, to Mary McSwain vs. L, E fc t L Ry

43. Of the persons dying ol these di-M. ; eontinueU.

1 579 were farmers, more than from Thomas II. DIHln r. Mnrtha i twiltn - - . . m. t m . t a - a m a u . mi

aw other claaa. or the deaths rromiei ai. : inasmeni lor www im.

consnmotion alone 810 were females and Robt P McJohnston ra. 8 E Kean et

SSI mate, more than two-thirds of thekl. ; judgment for $124 24.

ftmtAlM dviner between the asfes of 16 andl l'lillin J-ncx vs. a w leaenorenner ot

15 veers. Neorlv seven-tenths of theW. : foreclosure ordered for wh yu.

deaths from this disease were due t James 8 Myers ta. George T rsyne ;

neraonal exuosure. rather than hcredi-lconunued.

lary conditions. It is ascertained that Theresia Ertiy vs. I M Tighton et si. ; more persons, in proportion to popula- foreclosure ordered;ior 481 80 now due,

(ion, die of consumption in Michiganpmd other sums to come due. than in Indiana. Ague is fast dissp- James Q Sevidge ts, L, E Jfc St L Ry

pearinir from the State. During the.Co. ; dismissed.

feljght months covered by the report there R M Wclman vs. I f5ehohmaeber ;

Were ttrth, or wnicn 1B,4SZ wcre:cnana:e ui reiiue irwm inn Juuac gninieu malM and 12.084 females, there belnirlsnd Newton F Malott appointed to try

mora than double the number of birthsfthis cause, and the same set for hearing

as compared with the deaths. The ille-kn the Sd day of May, 1881.

gittmale births numbered 4 1, and eign-i noo i aicocii vs. rsna ampomi . ai . , !mh hirtioB were renorted. Theretdismissed.

ware 9,203 marriages. The criminal! Ilob't M Craig appointed Guardian of

records show twenty-five homicide : ftllannah Kelso, and ordered to sell infanticides, and 71 suicides. The oidestjwards real estate at private lam.

person lO aie wh h woimn in r iutui mwiib i HiwmiMHf

county, aged 110. The statistics showiand he was declared a pertoa of unsound

that the Hebrews and the Irish are tae ntnd. lonffest-lived and the Germans the shorn

est, the latter being particularly suscepU A Kew Parlor CktMM.

ibla to liver aud stomach diseases, un the foreiarn-bom population. 908 of the! Bill Kye generously fumiahes the fol-

deaths were Irish and 572 were Germans, lowing receipt for a new and novel parThisisa point lor life insurance com-or nmt:

u Mr Xll!$Xr mZZtJFuQ The boys and girls are divided into review of the tables. Scarlet layer, it ia4, ' ti iri u imim! .

rounu. peoples tne aoai ana uumo bou k. . u.i t A.t r

- m ' mI WWW al wwvil vau 9wm n wawem sm tvv

DUHHjiimi. , h,, A vouuir man is ushered out of the

and chooses his seat. As

X. 8. WAtUW. 4- . YAWmUt. W. W. jLVI,Asrnt,

111 WaaBBnnsWsi 8j f nBgBjegBajwp O0MICI88t0N MERCHANTS, Fhr, W$stern Produce, Grain and Hay. . St XAOAXtXB ffrBBBT.

lot her room and chooses his seat.

A watchmaker at Middleburr, Coan.Jsoon as he is seated the lady behind him

has manufactured a clock, which, at Proceeds to blindfold him with a silk

strlkiNff. carries out a representation oflhandkerchief. This beinc accomplished

Garfield's assassination. Gnitean fires ;1m noxro cook comes in from the kiteh-

the president falls. The scene shift. AUR, kisses him, and returns lo her hiding

funeral service ta renreteuteu : maaeniytoiaee. Thi haudkerch ens removed ana

la door opens and reveals Unites o tbejthe youth strata proudly to aseat assign -

ratio wt. tod to him on the onoosiie side or tne

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1 1 11 room where he Hcfcs hit lint wttn great

BtkiMrtntMerat. iMiusfaetien, and smiles at the girl who

Pork is selling in this market at 5 ets.lblind folded him. Yonnr man So. 1 h

groes, 7 and 7 not. Bad in and served in a like meaner to too

Janmr has at mat opened a bank. Agreat dtegnet or yonng man no. j, ana

lomr Hit want suimiiefl. llnntlwbargHhe genenu eniorment e w

iwm probiioly Mb tntU WWy. ,

CHUBCMEH OF INDIANA. iHIOli LICKNSI' IVKlIBitArtKA,

Tho Number of Keliglona Douou

inatioua Kcpreiteufod.

Praclieaily a tlurrewa - Pome of t h

Moat Important Provision f

- I tne i4iw. VmIm wf CbMrch lripiTtjr-Th rnllowlMc!,. . mi tfc Yiurtwa Xuiih Intorvstlas aUwenln, eonmtp"mWM cuu In't Or. .i, ure- Hiirh licne in Nehrk ls b. Th State Bureau of Statistics has pre- practically a success. The law lis been pared a very full table, giving statUtic in force loti enough to kIiow iu aurkrelaiive to the various religious dcitomi- lugs. A uw of n.e rhief points of thin nations in ludiana, showing the number law may be of interest to the reader, of of church organisation and buildings, the luter-Oceau. License are grant d the value of property, the metuber.hip by the county rorniniixiopcn or eiti

and the expenses, with some in format ion thoritie. before anv liVense can ba

relating to Bundy-.o i".l The table granted ine petitioner niut irtent irfcomoilcd from thu special reports oi .petition fur the tutiue finned iv tliii-iv

county snperiutendenU. aud the matter freehold reidnts of the precinct or ijiiy. is one to which the Bureau has been This peiitiou tiinM set lurth tbi lb apgiviog particular attention during the plieant is a man of respectable chrctir

year. In the abseuco or repon rrom ano Msnoing, and the ilsrc where the some of the counties estimates, based on liquor i- to be sold. If in a tow nor vitthe population of IS), were made; outrage with lcfhan 10.UO0 inhabiuut i.t the table la as near accurate as It was tuut at the name lime pay" iuio too possible to make il. The followiugjcouuty truurj the sum oi $,Vmj: if in statemont of the nuoiher of church or- town or citv ot more than l,x;inhHitganizatlnns of thu various denouiina-'ants, $1.U0U. Thit money gjp.M int. the

tlons, with the total meuioersoip and toe scnooi tuno ana is no nioiiiif ruble um

value of the church

from this table:

property, is taken

DBxoMtxATann.

MctbodHt KniMMMt

African U.K. Herman MrtkoSh

8iutbrn Mctliullrt

Wrtlenn XHftoditt Kro MetbodlM Methodut Umtimmmt WcslyMi iiliit Miaionry Baptist JTeir.itllt. BpUt Krc Will lUptikl

Separata Rapiiat XvltUMliUM C brictUu

Cbrintiatt (Xew UgtA) CbriMlan I'niaa.

Adventirt

Ormaii Btforaat

Kbcaewr

I'raabvtitrtaa

Cambailand PranttytatUSi

united rrentirtcriaB

kfrmd Prbjrttui I uibrfsa Lulbiprmn Ktat frlltat Latberata Hi t' ruird Uihvraa. OW ikbaa) .

Catbatic '

Initcil Brctbrva V It, KvakKltcal

Mnrarimu

Kafunntd QnakMS T

Hlck.tdr Oaakn

l. angelical ' KpUi.pal Vr xrinaat KptaSWMl

' onfrretatlnal

d -tttrarctaa .

t'nitartaa t'nlrcfaalitt nt raw Abaaotk Sbulom TaUl

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Vataa af Churrfc Ptoperty,

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BMSB ajat 2m 18a! BUBui aS,2. SySW' .9

as S4s

I.TI1

wlien the aggregate ia cun?dertd. it

the individual making application fur license has been engaged in the traffic heretofore a rcmonstrauce ettiug forth wherein be has violated the law mav be filed if it be found true that he ha violated provision! of I he law, a licenne shall be denied. He may appeal to the courts. Acting upon thi provision of the law the temranc people or Lincoln lit spring remonstrated against the granting of licenses to the old saloon keeper. As a con sentience, ther were obtiiml tu

t it.m 4l.-M

svjtn

4 e.;sell out nominally or in met, and to take

l.rnioui tne iioansa in another name. .Next, s (tbe vender of intoxicants mut give a Tf,v.T bond, with two freehold euretiea, tu the i:; state of Nebraska in the penal sum of " "i $5UI, "conditioned that he will not nit (Violate any of the provisions of this act, ?!'3iaod that be will pay all damages, fines 2U land peualtiot and forfeitures which may

be adjudged against him under the pro-

ivliODa of the act Suit may be brought upon this bond iy any one injured by the sale of intoxicants.

16.07

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J MR! SS.TO,

.1 ... nw( ssjr iMmjm mi ie , a!!70 41: .tS 1 St .1ST II ItSS 1SS.477 . Ml Mt&i "ai ,? iis.m I est c.ir m it as .m If .M s,o;m! if 7;j .t

t.wi u,m tw.'&.sa

In explanation of tho t'oreiroine. the

chief if the bureau states that the figures

relating to the Christian denominations include all reported by the Cam pi el lite and tne Church of Christ, or the Deciple of Christ. The Mennonites include the Gertttan, Baptists, Dunkers, Dunkards, Tunkers, Ornish. Biver Brethren, or De

fenseless Mennonites. The JCvansrclical

associations, the Evantreiical Protestants,

the Danish Evangelist and the All brights, are all classed as Evangelical.

From the statistics gathered, it is

howa, in addition to the fignres giren in the foregoing table, that the total Dum

ber of church buildings in the State is

4,462. The number of members admit

ted to all denominations, dating the year was 43,839. The salaries paid te

the pastor of these churches annually

amounts to $1,246,913, and the other ex

penses aggregate $21)5,865. Tne amount of money collected through the various

religious organizations and expended for

benevolent or charitable purposes amounted last year to $187,297. There are 24,003 Sunday-school teachers and

they nave 807.671 pupils. The average

attendance or public religions services reaches 498,819. No Place To Go To. The following true itory just reaches as: A Jamaica Plain Republican told his wire, a few days before election, that if Massachusetts went democratic he should leave the State, and added that he meant it, too. Upon waking the next morning after election, he remarked that hie olfactories were not greeted with the usual odors from the kitcben ; and going to the door, he called hie wife to inquire the cause, noting, at the same time, that preparations., to move were apparently

going on down stairs. She informed him quietly that the State had gone demo

cratic, and he called savagely for a paper

that he might know the worst, it was brought to him, and he was closeted with

it for soma time: then,

door, he shouted to his wife : "(lot

breakfast, Mary; no matter about mov

ing, there tart any place to go to," Boston Post.

Any one selling without neh Ik-en and bond Is deemed guilty of ml !-

fi.7M i toeanor, and, upon conviction, 'hall lie

mm, fined in anv atim not 1pm than eitfJ t.cir

more than $500 for each offense, or be imprisoned fur thirty days. A fine of $100 is imposed for Belling adulterated liquors. In addition to the right of action on the bond, a civil right for damages is given any one injured by the sate of liquors. Suit may also be brought for the maintenance of any intemperate pauper. Druggiet are required to comply with the same provisions, except the payment of the license. They are granted permits and must keep a register of a'l liquors sold. Saloon windows and doors most be kept free from screen and paint A penalty of $10 is imposed for treating

or offering to treat. Saloon must Ue

at 10 p. ni. and remain so until 5 a. m. They most not be opened at all en Sun

day. The two last provisions have been

strictly complied with in Uncolu. The foregoing are the moat important

provisions of the Nebraska high lketie

law. It has been very aatU factory in its working, especially to the advocates of high license. The number of saloon has been greatly diminished. Omaha has now less than 100; Lincoln has only 1L The low dives have all disappeared.

and saloon-keeping has been made quite

respectable. The saloon-keepers m Liu-

cola are alt In favor of high licence. They are able to pay it and monopolize the business. Drunkenness is not par. tienhuiy common on the streets of Lincoln. A drunken man is invited to stp to the outside of the saloon he enters, and if he doe not comply with the re-

3 nest, is assisted. .There is less gross rnakennesa, but tne moderate drinker

is as numerous as heretofore. It te be

lieved that the law has been aa

as many prohibitory laws, and

provisions are worthy of

other state.

lakdiastn'a MjMaUteetarea. The bureau of statistics has completed

Its statistics of manufactures la Indiana for 1881. They show 12.088 establishments $50,169,061 as the capital employ

ed and $167,066,443 as the value of man

ufactured product. The value of the product is about $l900tMXX) more than reported by the census of 1880. The value ol raw material need was $94,296,-

477. The average number of male em

ployed was 69,273. and females 1696, makine- a total of 71971. The aggregate

amoaat of the wages paid

ployes was $SB,94,894.

Am exchange asks tho very pertinent

question: "What is a home without a newsoaoerr to which the Salem Demo-

. I a a ... . a

coming to thecrat makes anewer : -nisi piaee wnets

the mid hats are stunea ibco wmoow jmn

Ker the children are like yonng housewife like an aboriginal as

land the hnaband with a Danorama of I

(dismal swamp painted on bis shirt I

wtthtobaosojntee.''

4

m

Sorghum seed of tne amber-easae va.41 v la inU WMilltv mi afvlVudllMi MMtte

Mar bubal aJtll mi tfata ttpt.ta h will .! At a ftfchionebie wtddinir in Bom

irwt m wpa rvfw wmmmmr mvmm m mr an wwwww i

ah wmmm. ( tk imui Tt waitfWth lineal niece ausoenden uvcr Ue bit

iseariy or qnlta ftxly noaaos por ktsfM.,iNs wa a yoke.