Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 44, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 July 1889 — Page 4
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JASPER COURIER.
J4PKR
FRIDAY,
JULY l,im.
teWt tkMtae ta mM a hi mmt,
Fer Irj4let In 9. All signs point now to the faet that aa wrwWta Biajority f the people will b terribly tired of Harrison bv 182, ami ready if the Democrats present the right kln.l of a candidate, to whenp him into the Presidency. But he must
he the right kiml.or the People will And
owe ei to vote for. The CVaw 1 sb ....
nninMj Keviw ieue "ine truth," ih
the rolletring extract from it, aad Demo
ert everywhere will do well to heed it
Mi turn:
Tke policy pnrid for quarter of a
century pt of seleting candidates for
president ioiely from the East is gelling
mottoioemts, noieHRicKl, neles am' j f i . i
wiim, ii M oeneniei the oartv in the number of campaigns since lmK) that
we have bed bnt very little. If tke mill tone of democratic voters in the Unllei
Si tee are to bow to the dictates of Tammany, or some other small win? of the
party ih the East, then defeat will con
tiaue to follow nr. If Cleveland can mm. . A . . jCWh
iwi hi iu viciory ih isk go ran some
democrat from the West. Let the ex
iHsnmtfMi ue B'io at iftaar. ami let us
shejr the people that the entire talent of
the party h not eoaeeBlrated ia and
anmad New i ork."
Cleveland e civil service nnliev lntft
him New York, and male it pomible fur
me "ihocks or live ' tactic- to succeed in
Jh.J by digesting many influential
itemocTil, who voted for him under
protect. wit refused to work. His splen-
iu riHwra oh cue tariff gained him
thoa-nJ of vote which otherwise wottkl hare voted against him on ac-
cohh t of hi sympath) with the civil service hambtig, designed by hypocrite
to nu meir own pockets, and m-tke liars er cowards of their fellow men. We
are jelad. for honor' sake, that Harrison is paving no attention to it. The enly sensible civil service reform, is to elect U. S. Senator.;, foreign ministers, consuls, Ac, and all postmasters, revenue collectors, kc., by a direct vote of the people. '-To the victors belong the spoils," is the doctrine of honorable libfrty. Therefore thousands of Democrats
are not in sympathy with Cleveland ex
eept on the tariff question, and much as
thev admire bis unquestioned honesty, and clean administration, they will prefer ami vote for seme Western mas to heat him in 1892, should the Democrats be so short sighted as to nominate him. Give hs a Western Democrat.
A! OltiJMSMJi Grey la Cltitruii.
We give below the must and ae fi
an in voter in Dnbei. county everw Ex Oov. Iaaae P, Gray ef Indiana Is
yrara, together wilh their mm. u n. tl Ik StuWu Hi 1 MmlMimn iuuj
IpnHwl by the towMihio trnsteee. Mr the meridian of Ufa. but hale. robtMt and
a. a a, a - - i : . . T . ,
rMrHHaru eritei, or llaM townhip, W in the peeseesion all hl phyaleal fc
vears ottc, it th oldeet voter repHted ultke to the (nil meaeurc of mttMIe ar, Ih the rounty. Ferdinand township Imm He baa all the apnea ranee ef the aetule
the tartest HMmber of aed voter ofaey amiable man nek repeed to be. He township in the eeunty. almut one itiLiandt, perlMps. over liv met t iuaheii,
Terjritn. mis ia prtHiiiy owinr to and welsrhs nearly .) pesimie. He
lh triMftl manner of livinit of its Ger wears a lnhl tfinlle that quickly puts a
initawnanis, ami presents a remark- utrantter m rapport with him in eouver
iwNirK io some or.tae otaer town- setio.
"f' I Mr. Gray has made an extended trip
Uoltjxru Tr Decker. John 71. iMIek. over the raeiRe coast, inelmlins; wash-
UHMPjt7. Hall, John T. II, Shipmaa,MHXtMi territory and Ore on. As it Is
nicnoiMBx iota! enumeration, S77. "rt irip w in is pari oi ine repumie,
Hahhiwh Tp.Anerer. Jsmn 70, ,f. .m u "?7 'Wt! . IWr. I.r.u, 7i run.. !.:.: i leality anything be bad imaeinel it to
ntfn. 7i (i .L-J! iV be before he saw It. He sees in the h
0. llMM-i.i. .t.,!. J- ti.i i ' developed and diversified resources of
ink. 7s u.uu r-.. this coat the elements of a future great-
71,OllenM.rger,Fre4l.9.IUkerl.AdJ.fr.b.OH.,, )' '? eMli have
am 7. Rhtiur Jk -ra i eeerieefl to u oetore ins view imu Been
7b o.a ' ' clarined hy a personal inspection. The
i. ,r. . name of Gov. Gray hia been conspieu
1 rrB?",rwr wt Jck- onslv efominent in tit democratic eertv
two i. e. Hicason, s,. u. K. for a number of vers. and since the
bwinsr ox, nope, amm W. ,wikrnv nlln.iP;nir. k. v., Ly lout.
son.
Graham,
I Tk . rwm VI a mmt -w I
'"r " isnuoipn, uenrv7. Ml umh hnl. ...ninr Moriuih
wiU-ilJ w W : . rrnz w thl KMtleman's natural and lejfitiHineineer, Win. 77. Total Miuuien.l ..i?.:.t . . r....
t.. rji i nunc iiuiiiii.'ii nucermir. no u m win
llkn, I fimnnuiil milll!rdl laainili- ami kia
MAI1?0X 1 r. Anerer. norse 7.Viilvii' a a nartir lfAfltii id alirAvs w!m
IMHfa, II. J. i, Camnliell. (ieorve 73 and inaliimt wilh siirram. Ami-uvt the
Green, Washington 78. Harned. HharlfM nnMihte men in the narlr for the hivliesl
li, Hackenbush, John 75. Stewart, John office ia the nation, none stands more
4v, loiten, m W. 7f. lotal auumera- conspicuons before th people of the
tion, -79. country than Iaac V. Gray. We hone
IUinrridor Tr. Klesslneer. John 7 his visit here will be an agreeable one
Burger Geo. Sr. 69. Itliiemel. Martin ea. and that he will return home with pleas-
Hurgei, Jacob Sr. 63, Goennner. Nick 78. t memories of this part of the repnblic,
eo.iwtiirn we wohki n ginti to see aiiouri
i. . f. :.l i...
OtwH
Pknty of i a la, aae1 every tMff pree-
pvrene.
Our people wlllatUed Ike Lawn Party
at netuei next inwreaey evenlae;.
The hunt of the Ikreeaer le in at all times.
Leet Monday wae pay day with tee
iava men, asui sec taem all sea I lie.
Our jeweler, Irvea Marie, U eiiU bav
Some of our people will teke ad van
tge of the excuiabni to Kvansville am
the Iteth.
Mr. Braden and lady have lust return-
ei aome trom an exiemieti visit to iMa
lead, and 4 irr
Mrs. Paxton, of Leavenworth. lad.. Ie
.i.i i . .
nore visiiing nr pareaie ana oiaer re
latives.
Heilrick fiirniihee goods fer the Law
party at Bethel Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Mmith has beea doing
good busiaeee in the millinery business
t this place all summer.
Don't forget the bunday school cele
bration at Hiir- Osk, ou the 2nd Situr-
day, or the 10th of Aug. Tom.
Mrs. X. W. Thornton received a letter
from Uev. Madden, a former paster ot
the 0. P. Church, last week, stating that hi daughter Mattie was quite ill and not
expected to live. Mrs. Thornton left
Monday to see her. The man? friends
of Miss Mattie will be grieved to learn
of her illness Petersburg Preee.
A camp of the Sons of Veterans
been organized at Salem.
Gebhard. Martin 83, Geier, Jno. Sr. Herbig, Nick 71, KleiH, LorenzTO. Mc
trJ 2!2 -V W ,A"l,rew "We bonght those brick bee H'?XTet Btrul7, Kr,W,,!,' the cheapest and the beat. It' uitrf; Mi ?if,eml', H.e,nry no law to compel the Unite! L'JZ' W ore for its material. ,
School Book. Sclool Trustees be Hid aet wait till the Governor issues the Proclamatioe required, before ascertaining ''the number of school text books required by the children for use ia the schools of their town?hip." or they may too late to secure the) benefit ef the cheap school book? for schools which open in
ascertain the number immediately, and IT' V Uo .71:-raKe' Fred Sr. 80,
mer. Ignatz 71, Oberst, Jno. N. 78. personal inspection. Plister, Andrew 69. Reee. Mich.ii.1 7) .
Sonderman.Theo. 78, Seheirirh Martin , iMovernment Has orclereu 560,000 Sr. 82. Total enumeration, 472. brick fron Lee. tor use in the
MARIOV rp.lMJhmM llanpn TOl ... r. r. . ' VI
UnAiain.. t a i mm ' "i oi me u. s. engineers, siys: Bro-emer, Landolin 77, Brang, Andrew We bonght those brlek beeauM (h.r
There is
States to
ThXi ;:""rll ATf:i'an."'P h F citin. I pro,
,c, n , lunuEroe ir. uir. urn. in th.t u..:i..:. u..i.
II ALL 1 P. Agnes. Michael 88. Hoef. self, ami sHaII hiiv matril kf T
ling, Adam 73. Hesemer. Adam 73. Ken. can ret the ht And nh
dall, James 70. MUler, Francis L. 79, Gen. Csey is right. But iftho.e brick Miller, Peter 69. MithUs. Andrew Trt.lhad been hnuvht In Kiivtand UM.tr .
Merk-Ie, Bernard 89, Roberts Valentine democratic administration everv repub. i9, Riester John 78. Sinclair. Wm. H.7i, lican organ In the country would have
V . ' hj,iiu. r riu, Buniiru iieeit noarse.
Jpu toiai enumeraiion, 23. I
Jeffkrso.v Tr.-Bo. Geo. P. 72. Rr. Haysvllle Hunicnnee.
den John 70, Barker, Henry 73. Chanley, Catting oats is the order of the day. ?f?''1' Paho?. Patrick 80, Giesh, Efflffl, KjelTBer ja 0Q tfMJ Blck .
Aiiwrr nf . I aa fi taa yast a 71 ar : . i
w....v,v v. tncai ran tin 1 1. jip nr. m .
Mathias 70 Ott, John SD.Pruitt. Shelbr YricT rS.mp, of Use Tp., U
72, Ratliff, James 72, Schuellen, W. f. T ' ""25 nerPre8" r- Mre. Hope, 9. Smith. IsUam 69. Tm.l lnMr Haysviile.
394. Tftere was quite a wind storm passed
through by Uncle Tommv Hooe'e. blow-
nwnwir. ft S'S I IVJ AllVRl aTT- .
Betsch, Anthony 73, Deinderfer. Jno. K down corn, oate and some feecing,
Sr. 75. Fisher. Andrew 74. r,rM.. I oulno freai aamage wae done.
I Valruu TO trimmm mm i . I T
pOYAl r 5?sA
ieioee i2, Kiem. Michael 77. KbhWI.
Jno, A. 76, Leisman, Jno. P. 82, Mutch-
man, Aaam 7t, Morgentbaler, Dan. 73, Martin, Blacius 81. fkeinart. Ph.Iin v
Tretter, Joha 71. Total enumeraiioa.
382. Patoka Ti, Arnmn, Fred Sr. 71, Bamberger, Peter 76, Brandenstein, Dan. ill n ......... ur n . . . . .
v, iiriimin, T rn. it, naieni, joacnim
nie their Uertincafe with the County Superintendent, as required, so that be
say Hie his requisition for the entire
county at one time with the State Super
frttenrient, and tans be all readv to have
them ehipped as soon ae the details of
the contract are complied with, and the books ready. They should be ia all the
choose la tan eouaty at the beginning
i ine eoaatng lerejH, ana to accomplish
wis, preeaoi work h aieeesary, and It will eave tboeseads of dollars to the
teaool patrone.
As tbevarkms Trnstees are required by the law to take ebarge of these books, and sol! then to pereeme watting them.
am ne mis win require eoasHteraoie attention on their part, and as they are reeeeaeibie oa their boade for the books, and money received from sales, and as there k a provision la the contract fer
exchange ef books, which will awe re-
sratre aiieetjon, it te probable most of
lee rraeteea will want to make arraege-
meau with eome local dealer te handle the books la their stead, and thus make
k more eon vee lent to the neoele. and
Jess expensive. All these arrangements, K entered into, should be perfected helere the books are reeeived, eo that the mpesMibUSty ef their care may not be
envHM.
The Ht. Lowie Republic truthfally and jointmlly says that "when the election f Harrifoa convinced the Plutocrats that they bad secured another grip upon the Government there were bardly any Trust in the conn try. Since then they kave been formed at a very rapid rate, and bow the Are leading Trusts the Soger Trust, the White Lead, the Cotton feed Oil, the Distillers and Cattle Feeders aod the American Cattle bare iseued trust eertineatee te tee amount of $219,183,200. Vast fortunes have been made by the few men who art beneficiaries of these Trusts formed behind the barriers or the Protective Tariff, and in the meantime thousands of workingmen mwe bed their wages redaeed or stopped alirely." The compromise effected between the Carnegie iron and steel cempany and the employes, under which the latter return to work, involves a reduction of wages averaging 23 percent. These men were promised an advance of wages if Harriaoa wae elected. The breaking of this ft emtee ought to open their eyes to the WiBg of "protection te American iafwtry.'' Meantime, Lord Carnegie ie a England, hobnobbing with nobility, tl champagne ie Hewing ia rivers wherever be goes.-Indianapolie Seasteei. &
ounrsu o9, ocnaai, ieo. i if. saiat, icus 74; Tltt, Jno. Sr. 82, Tleraan.
n, Wietkamp. Frank 73. W
Koch Wm. Sr. 71. Kavs. james 83. Khi
Fred 70, Meyer, jno. H. 77, Mclbree, Wm. 70, Niebaus, Gerhard 81. Usborn, Cbas. Sr. 72. Powell, jarees D. 70. Kur.h
John 73, Reiitepohler, Herman 70, Riseb.
Uomin-Oasoer
inkenhM.
ier, Gerhard 74, Wade, Ilarrieoa 74. Total enumeration, 847.
Cass Tr.-Boeltel. Gerhard 76, Butter, joJiu 79. Bruner, Heery Sr. 84, Bolin,
AicAanuer io, cooper w. j. as caldrler m'1 77' ElIhoff. Herman 82,
wnBt iieHry n, ureenway. Wm. 71. Gerdeman, Phil. 76. Heitmau, Jao. H. 81
'W BV HM t iaV- IJnwmw t,!.
Freelamatieu, in accordance with Sec. 6 f the law regarding School Text-Books, Mnmincine: the making ef the contract with tbe Indiana School Ifc Cempeey ?
fi" TZ T 57 " "wbere ef tbeBeek Trust? Me wae the first to tbt wtortie. praetieed by the
Preusg, Gerhard 76. Uothert. nwu v
72, Koeemeyer. Gerhard 71. Rohrecbeib.
Jae. j 73, Schroer, Rudolph 75, Seboppenheret, H. H. 70. Steinkkamp, Fred Sr.
cnroeoer, ieper 74, Schroelake, Wm. 76. Venaeman. II. H 75 wikkaj.
H. II. 77, Wittrock. John F. 77. Ttai
enumeration, 355.
FcKDiNAKDTr. Berth. John 7 tua.
iieker, John 73, Ban del, Frank 73, Bromly, J. G. 88, Draech, Anton sr., 7S, Gerber, Peter sr., 74, Gerber, Jacob 69, Goeppfnch, Joseph sr.. 73. Hoffman. John R.
86, Helming. II awry 69, iiolliadea J. G.
er., 77. lleilers. Autoe sr.. RS. tliarth.
Frank 74. Heitnan, BernUrd J. 84, Heitmaa, Bern hard 79. Jochim. Kirh. sr..
73, Judy, John er, 69, Klueb. Jobn sr., 79, Lelnenbach, Nick 73, Linderer, Geo.
sr., 7U. sever, lrnard 70. Niehmia.
Henry 76, OHnger. Math sr.. 79. Remke.
Henry er.. 74. Rickelman. Frank 78.
Schmidt, Kiliau 70, Schwoepper, Eberhard 86, Theile. Uenrv 76. Toeoe. Ilearv
86- Vogler, Andrew 77, Wilmert. Her
man 11. 76, Weyer, Gerhard 74, Wagner, Henry er., 79, Wagner, Philip 71, Wensman, Gerhard 72. Waeeiag. Heraeaa 70.
Total enumeration, 380.
The total receipts by growers for the
strawberry and raspberry erope of 1889, are as follows : strawberries, 64,864;
raspberries, 7i,3i7 ; total lM.iati.
In addition to the berry erop there
were ebipped from New Albany during
the season of 1889, of cherries, currants and gooesberries, 29,600 gallons, which averaged 35 cents per gallon, or a total
of $K,3fl, making the total value of the small fruit erop of Floyd county for
lew, vienii.
Tbie fruit, loaded at the rate of six hundred cases to the oar, required one hundred and eleven vee 11 later fruit cars
to convey it to market. Chicago received the largest proper tion of the shipmente. though Indiana
polls reeeived a very generous ebare.
it. A. ledger.
Jefferson and Nail townehlps, la this
county, are admirably adapted for the growth of email fruits, and if the eit teens
there will turn their attention te ralelag thefiaeet qualities, it would trove far
aeere proiuMe to the lam iMr ertU-j
aryarepi
The farmer's lodge organized with
thirteen members, and still there's more
to follow, or that wants to ride the goat
ine white cape have organised at
Haysviile, with only two members, but
thev are accomplishing grand and noble
work. They have rerormed one fellow,
ana may me good work go oa.
John Seitz says, VTe are going to
crush tne ore this week, and get every thing ready to start the smelter next week.M ''Give honor to whom honor i
due." If the mine is a success, f which I
hope it ie) the honor is due to Joha Seitz. Dudi.
TmrnMB Jtefcy VFeaat flfesaty, fjsaar 0uVamr4aV sTsauBi eaftasa eaaaasi an. uaJkat etlaA anlJ AWje fAkmauVs& w avwaa, aaaanj wisb SB aaBBBBaf lam enrasmi eiaBB; iBBnnamvBJB)
if
Uillbaa UBisemeiiBrs The bteek berry barveet Se here. Farmers would et oaU and graee
the sen would seine.
Charlie MeCarrell. our clever P. M
merchant, ebipped 18.000 hickory
epokee from rreeeh Ldck met week.
Mr. Wm. Milbura and Mise Nina Cob-
red returned hoeae Saturday from the
Jasper seaool.
Dr. Line! will fill his contract with
the proprietor of Weet Baden Springs
tbie week. The Dr. baa delivered hist two thousand chickens.
The suit of Simmons vs. Chaeteen will
be tried before hie honor. Aaron Moore.
the SOth iaet The defendant took a
change of venue laet Friday.
Dr. Whlttlnghill bee sold hie email
engine to Sendlewick Bros. If the I)r
does not buy another engine wheat
threshing will go slow.
Some one took a middling of bacon
from John M. Moore iaet Sunday week.
while Mr. Moore aad family were at
church.
Davie creek had her Sunday clothes
ob three days last week aad Sunday of thia week. Michael Brown eayi the ereek run middle through his field. He bed a hundred shocks of wheat badly damaged by water.
Dr. Braden has over a hundred bush-
els of blackberries in one field, and has
posted notices prohibiting persons from picking berries in the field. This ia the
way some people show their love for
their neighbors rather see any thing go to waste than to allow their naUhbora
to Bee it.
Laet Saturday night some eneak-thief
stole eleven dollars from old uncle Abner
Itaseel, while he wae fttotmin over
eight at Mr. Samuel Keerbye, three mllea east of II ill bam. Mr. and Mrs. Kearby bad gone to see Loafer Keerhv'a
sick child: there wee bo one at Mr.
Kearby's except Mr. Rased and Mr. Kearby'a young folks. When the family
got up Sunday morning Mr. Russell
vatiee wae out in the yard, both smde had been cut opee, ead hie money gee.
the devil mev not be leeee. but be
wMde a weedecfad wlueae la aad
BMWhi MlUemaa.
ferry Cx,
POWDER Absolutely Pure.
lowi!e- Brrer nria. A .! mult
rui imi wnoirnoaieneM. Mart wwical ! the ordinary kind. nd casnot t M la ewtn(M tth tht multitude of U .rl wetcat atM t
r pB,le Pi. Hold oely la cadi. nOTAL BAK ism )wd:rco..iss witt., x.t.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE. CITY
MILLS OF JARPKK. NOTICE ie hereby given that the partnership in the Citv Mille. of Jas-
per, heretofore existing between tha .
dersigued, under the firm name of
Lckert Brothers A Co.. wae diaaolvrd
July l$t, im, by mutual consent, Jeeee
o. ivessner retiring trom tee Arm. The business will be continued bv the ra.
maining members of the firm, nnder the name of Eckert Brotbara. The ai.
laira of the late firm must be settled ac
soon aa possible, therefore all persons
indebted are requested to cell aad eqaere up, and eave trouble, ami those beving accounts against the late firm are requested to preeeat them at the mill.
Conrad Kckkbt. Jacob Ecxebt.
Axdrew Eckbbt. Jgeec B. Kbmkeb. Jaly 19, ISM 3w.
Gatarrh
Ig a Uooe ekMaM. CallltBe umIM frtmt tlweyaaem.
aa ae ease far
ianiirrm i ThteWors, aba 4y
VkKHt Mii8ete. im
the beMa aWhuy ia
I wee BNmbisd wish jsanei far t
tveata. I amm venens
and wm treated bsr a anmaer ef tmeetciMM. hut received no bsmeat amMt I
Wm to lake Avar's Sauaaperitta. A fww beubM f tide tuetliHste eared me ef aids ttoatlasams eowpUUnt and eempisisly netered my hlU." Jesse M. Segga, Bolsaea'e Mills, M. C. i vu. ar'a sameaaaarille was vae-
1 to ma ioc wrr-. Atmht Um amcarr. Mavieg
. TCMMMtlea. with NMki M.
etTl had im faith that aything wd it asmetHc and impauad digceuon. J WMarlv ls the aease d small, aad
my eyatem was badty deraad. iwea tdMsea dlorawiHl . balrieBtBd me to try Ayar'a Borsaawilte.. sai l; frred me to T"mu 2 etkoi of thia medicine, I a eovie UmI the only t f CbarJea II. Maleaey, 1 JUvac tt-. IiewaU, Maes. Ayir'j Sirsipirilli, firtm mj t Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co, Lew, . rriM at; uww,e. wmaawmte.
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BRIDGE XOTICJL
feJOTICE te hereby givea that bide
win be reeeived by the Board et
CoBBty Commissioners of Dabeie eona-
ly, Indiana, ap to Angaet Sd, MM. for
the eoestrartioo of the eaBereteawtare of
aa iron ormge aeroee ratoke River, at
xaKnoieon onafe. ivxact ninvensrooe
will be given by applying at the And! for'e ofilce, ia Jaeoer. Dubois eoantv. In
diava. The Com in !s loners reserve the
right to reject any ami all bids.
By order of Commissioners. John G r AMELsrACRCR, Auditor Da bo ie Co. Jaly lSth,ltS3t.
BRIDGE NOTICE.
V-OTICB ie hereby givea that Mds will
- oe reeeivea nv ih Krtarii nr nuMi.
1A . f . f - m . . . r
vunnMt HNin nr him i A alt. lajfi
ana. bb to Angnst 3d. IBM. far tka m
straetiOB of a wooden bridar. iama. vui
creek, in Madison township, near Bee. . ff t m a m . .
.anrgana isrm. riane and specifce- "'" can be seen at Auditor's ofilce ia Jasper, Dubois countyj lad. The Commiioners reserve the right to rejeet amy and all bids.
By order of CommiMroaere. J0M.V (jRAMELSPACMEB, , , Anditor Dubois Co. July 12th, 18M-3W.
COURT NOTICE, IClrll I'um . No. m STATE OF INDIAHA, . DUHOIS Countt, I 58
Dnlrtds CIrealt Caart, 84ikr Tana, laee.
ueorge A. Schoae, vs. Theresia Kaniaenberg.
IX parsiiaHce to an order ef eald Omirt, notice is hereby givea to lha ah.
named defrmljint, who ae appears by adavit filed, ii a noe-reeWent of the Slate of Indiana, that the plaintiff bee filed his complaint and oomrBeeeed hie action against her on note, aad toiMfcM
a lien on real estate sitoate ia eald ooen-
ly, and that eaid action will atawd for iHiwaBd trial at the nest term of eald Daboli Circuit Court, commeaeing oa the First Monday of September, life).
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