Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 28, Number 1, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 October 1885 — Page 1

Weehtti Gnufief . Ij 1 I i Jff LjM 4 fi5 VOL. 28. JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1885. NO. 1.

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rUHMMUKI) KVKKY VKIDAY, AT JABMCR DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, BY GLKMENT DOAXK. OFFICE. In Coukikm Buildinb on Wkht Sixth Btkkkt. l'KIUK Or HUHSCKITTION. riliigle Subscription, for fifty Nos., $1 6o For six mouths, : : : : : 1 00

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A fraction over even square or square, ROM II ted as s. square. These are the terms

fnv transient advertisements : a reason

ble deduction will be made to regular

advertisers. .... Nfttlcas of appointment of adminls

trators and legal notices of like character

to be paid-in advance. ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.

For Township Officers, each $1.00

For County " " For District, Circuit, or State,

2.60

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Thomas H. Dillon. Attorney and Counsellor at Law JASPJ3B, INDIANA.

C0U.KCT10XS la tfeU n4 UoIbIbk Cetwilet, and other legal tuile atlemted to wltb care ud J'lfpMOK Ob Hutmro Ket &t th Court-

houwe, evr MukrlHger Hrea. Urus Store. July S3. IHrt. JOHN Tm BRETZ, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, JASFI&, ZIBIAVA.

Wt'KIOK Job Troxter'a ftoddlar Stop

XTIIX neettlvdr tta4 alt tre of

ircfllt Curl.

Mtjr Mh, l-ly

W. A.VntAYLOr. W. 1. HUNTKif. Tfjt 4 YLOReV HUNTER, Attorneys at Law,

Frw r KntUr Owr eM.et. WASHINGTON LETTER. Washington, D. C. Oct. 2, 1966,

There has been scarcely a ripple to break tbe political calm during the past week. The hitter contests waged is Ohio, Virginia and New York are not

felt here. This is unusual for it has bee

the habit of previous administrations to

m row tiieiaseives into tlie midst of sue

comasia wun an ineir patronage, ores

land however baa said that he will take

no active part in the, state elections and

his Cabinet have shown a determination

to Imitate his example. But this refuse

to euter the fray must not he construed

into any lack o( interest In Democratic success. It Is (he belief of the President

and hie constitutional advisers that they have a work before them of the grandest scope, and that the cause of

true Democracy in state elections wi

ue nest promoted uy the general gov

eminent in an example of rigid attention

to the work that strictly belongs to It.

The question as to who should be the

successor of Prof. Hilgard as Superintendent of the Coast Survey, has been the subject of mature consideration on

the part of the President ever since the

first Irregularities in that bureau were

discovered. There are so many and

such weighty interests involved that

was a difficult question to decide who would be the best man for the place. It

requires a man of good executive ability

as well as of eminent scientific qualities

It appeared to the President that these

qualities were united in the person on

Prof. Alexander Agassiz, and be accord

fngly, through the Secretary of the

t reasury, wrote to man asking mm to

assume the superinteudency of tbe Coast

burvey liureau.

Prof. Agafii7s name was the choice

of the President himself. No one ree

omiuended him for the position, but his

selection was tbe result of a desire of the

Jasper, Indiana,

fit

r.r4iaa la taa Coerta f Bafeeta and aolela-

j Hy eeeatlee. Partkatar atteatle given to eel-

awe doerKaateftka St. CSerlei' Betel.

BIOKO BUITTKKR,

ATTOUNBT AT UW,

And Notary Public, iAsrea, Iwbuha,

ItfllX preettee la all ttt Cearte of DaUtu and

? Perry el8U, " . ""-

attorney at Law.

JAHrKX, 1MB.

. ITTtl'l practice In tbe Cesrje of Debet cennty. anJ 1 V tte4 falilifully t bnlnM ntrnt4 ta blw.

I Office In the "Rnarlrr" LelWlna;. hihi.

5c. MUSIC HOUSE. 5c. 566 Fourlk Avihuc, LOUISVILLE, KYea

KftcriB nil of the latest music for FIVE

and TEN CENTS, regular price of this music is from fifty to peventyflve cents per copy. UND ONE CENT FOR OATALOCUC W. UURTLK.

I. K.WILSON

Jl. H. WILSON

Wilson Brothers,

IGrVTiriC) OKITIT, HUNTINCNURO, IND. Alt work warrantee, anUHfnet!m;rnntftt. Oar lonr experlfnee In ine proffwIoM. 1 of none Iml tni neH mtlertat, enWe " " BtJrOMM In St. ClHlr Hetft ",f. r

GET YOUR COAL CHEAP ! Eckert ACebhart, OOAL DEALERS, Are ready now to deliver the BEST COAL mined In Southern Indiana, from their mine three-quarters of a mile North-west of Jasper. A lower vein than either of the other mines are working. Orilcra lft at flm Store of M. A.

Sermerslie-im & Co. will receive

i'f ompt tattention . July '

BRICK FOR SALE! ' I ioCHGESANG 1 1R0THER, Nate Ukea Wk yard frwfrly kept by Ihetr Uthr, and WHI new k V eirt4 to fiirnleh TMK HRAT OF ' ftftldk In any quantity detlred, at the YAUD ON THE TKOY 110 AD. rar Itenlar aite Hon will Wa p1a tfl lHfK TVU, HOUSK WJt Willi. Al3() CONTRACT fr HUILIMWI uhI rUHNIflH ALL MATRKIALS. MeTa,GlT-e urn s Osall. A. MOCMGKSANO.ftllKOTItKK. K, 'SS-lj.

Justice is evidently slwut to catch up

with some of the township trustees who

have issued fraudulent orders. Mr.

Walter Stanton, of Coffin et Btanton,

went before the grand jury in Morgan

county and hud Jacob A. bhipley, true

tee of Gregg township, indicted tor con

splracy with the Pollards to defraud the

towuship uy issuing jo.oib.ho in warrants for which there Is no consideration.

Shipley was placed under $3,000 bonds, HHtl at last accounts was still in jail, and

he refuoes to talk about tne matter. Nr. Stanton says he has a, sure case against

him. as he made to him a state

ment which real I v amounts to a confes

sion. Up to date the following trustees

are mining, and all of them are supposed

to be in Canada: John B. Clawsou,

Logan townsliin. Warren county : Cass.

ii. Brown, Washington township, Daviess county; John Grirasley, Steele

township, Daviess county; John Clark, Iiarr township, Daviess county; Henry A. Tliorne. Morgan township, Harrison

county : Walter U. Ilodman, Monroe

township, Washington county ; Norman r,. JntiM. Liberty townshin. Parke coun

ty ; Robert N. Martin, Owen township,

JSCkSOB county. Petersburg News: The fast that within two months two young ladies have left here to become mothers, that three young men have 4,skipied" out to

avoid baetardy suits, that two "forced"

weddings have occurred and one young man has been placed under $100 bond;

to answer at the next term of court to the euarge of bastardy, to say nethlngj of the other scandalous reports in circu

lation. Is evidence sufficient that, the

morals of the town U on the decline.

State. Rhode Island

Florida South Caroline) Vermont Mississippi Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Teuuessee

VrtMBne for Free,

IsWe 239$ no,

107,078 130,018 34S4 904 276,915

97,301 109,24

M.771

S9.872 91.678 9,4u9

Who Doe tli. BuIMfwIsif . Under the leadership of John Skrman the Republicans of Ohio are committed to the ridiculous doctrine of the bloody shirt, aud against plain Jgiiree are striving to prove to Intelligent hearers that the KepubUean voters of the south are deprived of their eufrage through fear. The N. Y. World has compiled the following table, which effectually refutes the slander and shows that the real bulldozing is in Republican localities:

Maleeef votkilC ate. 76.9M

61,699 106,789 9f,U 288,532 176,321 116,7.7

502,646 S9M12 I06,3ii 190,906 241,897 269,4611

According to these figures, taken from

the Tenth uensus and American Al

manae, the worst bulldozlug in 1980 was In Rhode Island and tbe least la South

Carolina. In Massachusetts 64 per cent

Carolina 84 per cent., in Rhode Island

w per cent. In litttt, with the same M sis for computation. Rhode Island stil

held tlie lead for proscription of voters, only 40 per eeut. voting in that 8 fate, while 99 per cent, voted in Florida. There was no eon test aud no campaign in tbe Southern states named, whUe ev

ery possible effort was made to eaptnre

and defend the electoral vote of Mas

sachusetts. Yet, in Maaeaehnettts only 60 per cent, of the malee over twentyone voted, while Kentucky voted 76 and

Tenneesee' 78 per cent In Louisiana

and Mississippi only 60 per cent, voted,

and in South Carolina only 44, but the

election of 1880 showed that It was not Red Shine but General Apathy that

is a proper subject for criticism and oo

plaint by tbe people of another State

the form and manner of that disfran

chisement ere not, except when brought

about by mate laws. In tbe latter

It is made mandatory upon Congress to

reduce tne representation or tne otate in

Congi-ece. Aud until tbe State lawa ofl

Rhode Island, which disfranchise haJfj

(be eltlaene In that State, are either

amended or Rhode Islaud s representa

tion in tbe House is reduced to one

member, it certainly does not become

Republicans to criticise the suffrage ofl

fioy uemoeratic State which by law eon

rera tka ball ch him mi ill Mm mniaa nl

ting ege, and thereby show's am Inten

tion and desire to eon form to nubihM

. . ... ... i

seniiment, noweyer lmpenectiy tne In

tendon and (retire may be carried out

Alone among tbe thirty-eight Stales

Writ fir Yexar Loestl Par.

IdlkHS ratenta.

TM H lowing patents were granted

to eitwene of IitdlansL week eadiaV

Sept. 29, IBM. resorted exnreealv for

of tlie Union, the Republican Stats ofl'his paper by Joe. Is. Unnter, Solicitor

Adlllluistrstion tO secure the Services Oflkent tlM vntara fmm lh nolle.

tue very bent man possible and as a reo- Ir ,iLfriirMu.iit 1 nv aha RiaU

ments. It is understood that in the let

ter the President eeut to the Professor

ie strongly urged him to give the coun

try the lenefit of his knowledge in tbe

practical wanner which would be open

to him through the bureau were he to

accept the, superinteudency. A party of District Democrats wen

to the White House last week and made

a strong appeal for tbe appointment of

a reliew citizen to the omce of Recorder

of Deeds in the place of Fred. Douglass.

They bad no prejudice against Mr Don

glas on account of his color, but be was

one ef the most offensive partisans thsy

ever set eyes upon and ought to go

The gentleman recommended for tbe

place was of old and aristocratic connections, wl'h ronslderablo influence in Vir

ginia and universally popular In the Ins

trict. lie was in every way qualified

xml would perform tue duties of tbe office in such a manner as would do hon

or to the President and himself. Mr.

Cleveland is very familiar with this

speech and hears.it several times every day. He listened patiently for a while,

then got out of his chair, pushed his big

hands way down into his pockets, and,

wauueriug toward the library windows,

looked down over the rotomac Bats in

an abstracted manner. Pretty soon he

turned and asked impulsively :

"You think there ought to be a cbange

In that office?''

"Yes. siV replied the chorus.

"Very well: give me the name or a

colored man competent to fill it and I'll

appoint him to-day "

The silence tint followed was painful.

The President returned to his desk and

commenced reading some letters tbst lay open before him. The 'delegation"

consulted; it was easy to see that their

anxiety about a change was quenched,

and. explaining to the President that

they were not prepared to recommend

any colored man that evening, filed out

of the library and down tlie stairs.

J. A. a

bode Island has for years not oulv

openly defied public sentiment on this

subject, but it has defied Uongrese to

force tlie constitutional penalty, and in

this defiance it baa bad the solid Repub

licau yote in Congress and in mil the

States at its back.

PerUitCciM No! Going to Jstaper.

That Coal and Mail (rajn will bring

ou there daily without rail: It will In

deed, bring you there precisely between nine and eleveu o'clock a. in., for that road has a reputatiou for punctuality that i I It at t ifi f 1 d rl nn( fimVsft, 1 1 ltaw r? a aa ' I

want it)-it makes every effort to main

tain that reputatiou, too. It ought to be termed tbe ' Orphan R, R.," since it so-

pears mat iinas no lamer; no manager. They keep a switch. sngins at Dun-

tingburgh with a full crew of men to do

the switching; tney keep up gteem all

day long, but the regular trains must do

tbe switching and keep passengers sitting ou the road near the ccal bank, whilst the men at'Hun tingburgh are supporting that string of bar-rooms. Tho Sunt.

evidently knowe nothing about theee

loiags, for only a short time since, be

favored the public by sen ding a train

from Jasper to Huntingburgh, that peo

ple may go to jasper, transact tneir business aud return on 11:06 train. This.

fiowever, is certainly done without the

knowledge of Mr. Evans, tbe Supt. ; if it is. let him strike from tbe schedule

"arrive at Jasper at 9 o'clock a. m.,"and

say instead, "sometime during the day," the people will suoouwb to the inevit

able, and make arrangements that are allurement. Sojourneb.

IluKTiNUBuaan, Oct td, 1885. i' in mmm

Keekpert Peek at.

Mr. A. W. Ashbrooks left is two sam

ple leaves of his ttbaoee eron that beats

anything we have scan this year. They measured 12 inches in length, one 22 and the other 19 inebes in width.

The town of Kulda was visited bv a

destrnetive fire Thursday which consumed Charley Scbua's barn and damaged several other build la ft bofora it

could be subdued. Some scmR children were playing with matches In the

barn is tnougut to bo tne way tbe Ira

There Is no more eiee44 and enjoy able means bv which young people cm store their minds with praciieal know! edge and gain the newer of giving ex premie to whet thev know then bv wri

ting for tbe press. J,n writing for ble or her loenl naoer the vonner student cul

tivates the power of observation.

Do not think that your literary career is In writing tor tbe magasias or popular

literary tou reels, write tor vonr local

journals. Write for your local paper, or

some paper In your neighborhood or county that has some literary character, givlug the news ot your vicinity in tbe

plainest wngnago yon can command.

Keep on writing for that paper.

Aa a regular correspondent yon will

be furnished with tbe neeeesary station

cry, or the postage at least will be paid by tbe publisher, and one or several cod-

jies will be furnished yon. .Accidents,

rooeeriee, nrss, aeatas, marriages, ebar itlee, and omaltioeare not the only neighborhood items worthy of being recorded

The close observer become the oceeesful writer. There are manv thine.

whiob, when properly recorded, are of

oeep interest, taougo tne eareiees persons scarcely notice them. He who can

write neighborhood newe and heDuea

Inge, In plain, spicy style, without un

necessary wonts, use the gilt of pleasantly Imparting his knowledge to others,

ami ir no m a senool teaeoer ha surely snsesed la that profession.

eWUTrl.

This It the way a certain snheoriher

"supported" a paper. Tbe editor pre-

aentea a tnii for etgbt years' back snb

serlpteoa. Tbe old farmer was first

amased, then indignant He put on bis

spectacles, eertstiniaed tne bill, and as curing himeelf that it was genuine, ex

claimed t "I've been eapportin' this

yere paper for nigh onto eight veers

and 1 never bed no sue thing flung at

me a lore, ae not only withdrew hie

valuable sftpport, but tailed, to pay the

mil.

XI lea A. Tomer, wife of Rev. Wn,

Turner, lata of Martin county, Indiana, died of paralysis, at her home near Bus-

sen, M.aan Bent JOtn, 189. after aa ill

ness of two weeks. Her age was 69

years, 7 months and three days.

On last Tuesday the machinery In tbe

isrge nonrtag mill or Freemen Alford

wae put la motioa for taa flrst time It wee merely a "trial start," to aaa now

everything worked

A traction engine wae nnloaded here

last Wednesday for John Light, living

in awocm ejoemyv

or American and Foreign Patents, 996 F . a a. .se v. '

street, waenmgioa, U.U.:

A. D. Glnerkk. near North Maaehee.

ter, wage body : Jar Haarans. MaxaelL

port-bole anger; Martha McCoy, MeCoy, eaves trough ; Joseph us Norton, sr.,

nww Aiueay, potato planter; it. JC. Poiadexter, Indianapolis, hw handle;

wm. vmryscier. La Urasca. mobuaea

oooler; S. H. Taylor, Remington, bay

wringer; is. M. tiaekmaa and T. F.

Walter, Vieeeenes. meebiae for borlnv

gun oarreie; Ulln Harley, South Whit

ley, cere iroagti listening; Robert

cluglli Anbnrn, wUp socket loek;

n r . twuiee. uaa nrtaare) in v. rear

- . - j 9 rt - '

and reiiermeeiiaaieaa for drivtBer rait..

t a n T - ,

V. frBrKW' uaate, slock car;

ovhb vaaee, maau. girder: Reuben

ieneL Terra Haatc. laid diaBhraarm

weter; Aneoa Woloott, Woicott, ear

a?6tei emUmea

Some t ime ago the editor of the Week

ly Ffre Fly, aed taa

Meant Joeleh church

lead net only in a noajilaal way, bat

made an actual transfer of property.

Wa take these extracts from tbe fret

number of tbe Fire Fly, which appeared

aner an axenaage nea taken piece: Wa kava niintilitariil Ikat

proeoieor of tlsaseiawt sshsasi at kaeteS)

Ulm:

blllty of running this paper, aad wa re-of it

quest our readers to pay up at ooee, aad pray at their earliest convealenee. Wa

understand that Anderson Gregg eat off

one or his lagers the other dev. we

hope and pray ha may get along all right

A cow belong lag to Jim folk MeLaagh

lia loet one of her boras. Wa pray esTexs. rse 'sateetia' tar be lsatsi a"..7 I ejh ami e e- .a Oil

may recover. A maa naeaed Bcragga

was killed at Jfal lay's Ferry Met Most

day. Wa ars thankful he Is no worse.

Wa pray that the Lesrisratnre naav aot

forget to adjourn. We tract that thelarer. what teen

erope may aa better next eeeeoa. we

bopa the aeverest part of the winter m

paeeed. We have faith la our ability to

ran mtc paper." Tbe editor withoat embarrassment

took his place la the pulpit bat he soon

became eoaraeecl. strtkiag the Hook oruail toe alt.

Book s, be said : "Hereafter wa will not

nhrgea da fact dark aWht aa' peaa'

wid a elab till he eaelss aot af Fsa pa ha

I doMtofoyer I'm bemes'-

but rsegwlater proora tar yar, see af I

receive old raile la exehaage for thejdoa't. Isay boas?"

Goepel. Turnips will do very wall, bat

we are aot a cow. never be fore was thlspalpit la eo floariehiaar eoadition

will land advsrtisera ehoald make a note ofl

tbie met Our mourners beach goes to

every poetofike ia the ooanty. Now le

too time to become a deeeoa of tale

church ; $2 par year, $1 six months la

aa vaaee, sample copies eeat tree. Tbe text cays that trains going north arrive

at a p. m. ibis caaaot be d taps ted, for

11 was spokea or by J er em lea tbe prophet saying, oh ya taaaratioa of yipors,

sea aarerusemeai in aAotaer 001 uma.'

Hoadly's Haply.

Governor Hoadly, replyiag to

uoveraor uoaoiy, rapiyiag to Hsaator Sherman's etrictares osi taa Soath. said : "Nine years have elepaed since tbe tact Southern State became free from tvraaav

of Moses, of Warnaoata, of Packard, ofj

urowaiow, or reae, or Taxes, rowell, Claytoa, ttiitmm rmu. Yoa bad the

Senate and yoa bad tbe Hoasa aad ifl

tbera wae aay injustice to be remedied,

way wae it aot doner The answer ia easy! There la aja ss.

wrong. There are aa sack facts. light

million bales of eottosi prodaesd bv

worklagwea la the Boaou both bleak

lead white, la a fact wakh oatwoigbeiberkad ooaaty, Hie.

yonr preteaea. u soaiaera labor wae

dlsorgaalaed aad Soatbera kbotaeaaa-i

aer tyraaay tale ataeraiaceat

would aot have been achieved. Toar

whole argameut ie beeed aaoa the claim

taat wnen tae oiacc naea of taa 1

eeeeed to be chattel slaves they at

became .the slaves of tbs Bepablieaa

party and must thereafter vote at its dic

tation to the day af judgmeat'

oeymour jsmocrat : a new eompa

paay, wna aaiaie aaceae. nas com maa aed

sinking a coal abaft at Montgomery, a station a few miles east of Washine-toa.

ine eoan nea aireaoy reeened a depth of

ever one nunorea reet, ana coal of an ex

cellent quality baa been struck. A carload was used oa tbe O. M., Monday, oa a passeagsr run. aad it was found tn

surpass expectattoa, proving to be of an

excellent quality and burning rapidly, leaving tittra ashes. The O. M;wI11 extend Its side tracks, at that piece, to the shaft immediately. A coal abaft at Montgomery was projected several years ago, but lha scheme never amounted to anything. The present company Ie composed of saergetre men with capital who will push the project. The eoai-ls said to be superior to Washing.t t A - S a C. .a. ?

ma own, auriinM waicn. it is inoee-nt.

t will ben powerful competitor.

The Indianapolis Heatinel says Gov. Seymour, has reoeatlv written aa later.

cetittg letter to tbe Boston Globe, from

which we loiiowiag extract is take : "As a baoiuees man. I should ant mm.

ploy a bookkeeper who waa wArbiaw

f irset aud praying that! should fall. The aims rule applies to admiulsteriag the affairs of tbe Govern-

i.tbe important ofilces where Mr. Clevelead must have aid aad sym-

n.uie.uj -mj t.- ,l! 'z: c:,Ti ;r.T z-rrn r " r7.

7r , twmtm vai, wing n 19 a sNcocesrei Meae, noae pat

of the Ices no insurance.

The new Catholic church known as PH.

oseph's church, ia this oouutv. on the

Milltowu and Lwveawbrth reed, will be

silica ted by the Kt. I lev. F. 84 mm Cha-

tard, on the 16th of October, at 11 o'clock

a. m.-Leevaaworth liemeeret.

An exchange says to Satire When

ever You Can." Wa genrallv da: bat

when funds mays melted in a evelonc efl

ilaHI. M. L, a ,n mmmii .111 1. M 1. .

ubuu!, na navv iu n miV lilt WW Wm Iff Her invites us,

Of tha 1,160 k

1,960 ara Cither

wyeee m

af Fsnniylvaaia

retig

Improvemeta at Ayarshira.

At Ayarshira mines twenty coke evens!

ara being pat ta position, it Is taa inteutloa of taa asanageweat to leers aaa

tea Mumoer or oveae to iw, which wanM

cause tbe employment af aeont 600

ia the mines, and the meat eoald be

worked during the winter oa the regn iar supply of coal and in aumaaer tar

niching coal for coking purposes. Thiol

would employ the aaaa all the y

round. The people ia that part of the

county ara congrataiatiag then

upon the improvement, aad tbiak it will prove a great advantage to these, htinsr-

iag aea and trade, aad giving imaetae to every thing ia the neighborhood. Wa

tract their Hopes may ha reaiiaed.Pe-

tershnrg Democrat.

At the) raaey BsUI.

Ifui fla aaikaakea-M kae. a. TVul

is tea sroweet aoair l sversaw. Other Man -Tea: U k ra&aer atoer.

Maa-If I knew where the win weelfft wa from a see kept, hang me Ifl wealdat jivea np ajPrfoat, and which

Ml. I

Other Maa (graelouelv-Hera'a theJ

S a a,w m - ' . I

aey so taa cellar, uosae atong, IU all

ngat; 1 am tae master af

Philadelphia Call.

Tai

a9S4a wmMaM emMai IjalnWul Tlsma 6

MM MM MrMff m pPMar hnetfn ST far come he

y msaths. The whe ee at hwt aed said ta

KTsna? eaHTCj JJe9FsaamSF46j little bill half a doeea

aever have dona H yet

esif yoa war trying

to. any me

It tooks to aaa to beat ate an

Tea

'Doat aay slat

recced tees now. bat Fsa

lis. Hit's det wnetis.aenava aaa ane-

"If you are honest yon will pay na. "Boss, I wonldnt ha 'scsstsd ah any

reekalitv for all da money in em etato ah

arer ob da Derk Misia' Sons oh Lwsray.

aad dea defect cash ant raise laser eV

treaeurv am yonra."

HHa vaa JM ai nlnnta

"Yon sheU hah yar nseney elteci

Pea fwhisr ack eoaar wjht anarvhady

laaa'en ere 6nm nammPma sanJJJannai apaeaV

take charge ob da mage in m

Fay faNslm amaet

"Whet Is itr

MDar woald ha no donht abcat my be-

la da aex' treeenreroh de Dark BJSesa' Sons ob Liberty, of

-ir waetr7

Mlf I bad a fow eMhwa ia each to to-

hricata der kermittee an

Ia soma parts of the eonatry the high-

ways pure positively aiogressray ana' nothing bnt the Indigsnss, or recklessaeas, or hmiaess of the iahabisaats ie rs-

spoaeible for this stare of eJaira.

FaraMra, stir yoa reel vac an, "mwa a.

little style aboat yea,H aa the beys aay,. aad pat yonr roads in deeeat eeasHtien

if yon neve to oo a nttie nsara

ararh then vonr reedaaeeter aacaeaa. It VT vaa amnaama jawsra n weaereaarBren aavbeawm'a ev will pay yon ia the end.

"Tba Onmaariand

paper and job oJaoa,. sttnata at

Camberiead coaaty, Illtoow, la for

at a bargaia. It ia tba only Do

paper ia a Democratic ooanty, Oongresclonal ' and sprsssataUve Dletriet' Reason for wkhing to cell, ie n desire ta remove to a diflareat rtlmass an acoaept

lof the health af a asember of hie mnaily.

Addrees, Laon BiiaanuaT, Talais, Once

W. P. Knight aad T. A. Byanm,

maidlleaafa af taa iissaoiraare aaMmg .

Wiaaiow for the pabttcarioa of an Ia-

toncmnt newapapar. Asaaeaes uaa y. mte of Ylneenaee, will haveeaMte-

rial ebarga of it Mr. Knight iaforme na that a snsecieat amonnt of natronags

baa been gnarantoed by taa altieene af Wiaslow to lasnre the eoeeees of the

enterprise. leiereborg Frees.

The lmaerer af BreaiL Darn FeeVe,

though a liberal, yet a eiaeere Cathotir, has beea edandoned by bieeenfosear for

signing a decree for the sssalariaatlsn af seaveataal property, and a man ara be

tween eaarea ana etese scsms iiaety m caene, ae ia theeeanof VktorsTmrneaasl, King of Italy.

It has baan figared ant that a

sleed dew reaniree more food' to

themseiveslblm In order than a six-year-o4d bar ae

girl. Poor people who keep a swg wm do wall to ponder oyer tWa and tahe steps to get rid of their dx-ycar eld hey

or girl before the eevara win tor seta in.

eeVvnstraa'PB aanifase

David May, two milee and a naif rVant aaoichee a nnmpkln viae which. If

IaAaBBAaaWAM kaaA eaaLeaaa,aa aaaaaaa aa.uaMk ai eiveienen oot, woura nieaaare wmees a.

sua of a ante, aaa bearing arar afteen, hundred aoaads cf pampklae. It was-

aad which eeemsa im.

aot expected to

IffOW.

Craod Advtoa far thn Jaaper Town

lithar ran a town with a vies, ar toet

sell out aad leave k. Oaa af the two

things mast aa craneran the towa for all lie worth, get up etoahl and keep It

an -or anit the whole thiesr. attde out

kind let nature take its coarse.

Th a Georgia local option: law world

that the question of granting lieenea to

retail spininons liquors may be submitted to the legal voters of any oanntv at

laay geacral elcetloa once ha two years

oa tbe petitroa of oae-tearh of the legal

vHereoiencn coaaty. Wben tae will

or tae majority bee thoe bssa asssrtal tba qbcetioo la settled for two years.

Bide far weter works were opened Monday eight at Ctawfordovilm. There ware lye bidders, the toweat balner tba

City Water Works Caeepeay, of CrawIreraeyiUe. This company proffers to lay leleyen mUee of mala pipe and pat ia , 126

pjogs at aa aaaual reatal soet to the city

breodand triad Demesrats should be ap

With his usaal persakulty GoTeraar Seymour, in that brief MregVapb, ant.

FXylf! HoSamaciHergrovs.ofink... Slin L r!2 ltly, aaid off hk steak aad

jtepamieaaa saau aava a Ufa8aia

mrin lajphmiants, rented hk form

(stoMMMIM

HMM WW sooa aw to Qrasasaaik to liaa

psattl hk aamghtor asmplstss bar coarse

i esnay at Daranw uaivec ally.

Do not ceil hay, grabs and straw; bnt

The grenad waa broken wedeeedey for the UlUHnga af the Vlncmines Water apply Ccmpaay. They will be leeatsd an the river front. The pump hease will baa haadeeme brick ctructurc, 40aaa foot The ataadine will be aboat 200

foot high by 22 In diameter, with an ah-, eervetory and a spiral eteirway .

Oond actor.1 aaM a i

oa an eeet-bonad trsra , will yoa be sa

kind aa to toll that men Ireon Kansas that bk whistling k aaaeylng to the peesengarsF' "How da Foal Iniaw 6ha man k froni Xaneasr Thnnasr and bllxea, what a queetioa I Gant yen eaa that ha k whistling MLittkBrown Jng .

Jeases H. Garden, af

township, rsfnsed for hk ine yearling Clydeedak oolt Seaders k Bra..

thus hsen neem ialailln'Bfr rakara af Lebaaoa, Tean., ara the wtMiaBw vwwp avvean neaaTnaaaaji f . aMl ma r .

aaniee wan anacia tae oner. jar. v. aaya nothing kes than 6)960 will Indaee Um

to sail inas eo4t inincetou

Bat after he ehall aava gone hew soon

will tht great sheet, the aademeeraik civil servrce delasion Itaatf, go P That will depend upon the Dsmserast,

land tbesoooer it gees taebeUer fif that

party. Jiew York Sna.

If a ckyotee af tobasse, says Bio Lsayto has gradaeted at the head ef hk akea a

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