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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-12-04

About next week we will publish
the time table and scheduled of freight
for the steamer St. Johns and its con-
nections. This will be a great ao-
commodation for it will show fully at
a glance, much information thatwould
otherwise be obtained at the trouble
of much correspondence. It is a
beautiful boat and the company that
put her on the river deserve golden
opinions from Florida people. Beau
tifnl, rapid and regular, that is about
all that can be said of boat and
that the St. Johns is.
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Locals.

Some of our people are eating new
Irish potatoes.
The sw eet potato crop has been unu-
sually large in this section, and the quality
first class,
We understand that r. G. Knight Esq.
intends, soon to open a first class grocery
store at Beresford, Florida.
DIR. B, B. Bennett has made mill for
grinding cassava and arrow root. 1t Will
be tried at DeLand on Saturday next.
"A masked ball was given at Dayar-
mans Hotel in Orange, City, on Friday
last. Between 80 and 80 people were
present and had right good time. Some
of the costumes would have done credit
to more fashionable assemblies.
-Messrs. Dreka 81 Co. have postponed
their opening to Thursday the 18th INST,
as they find it impossible to get their very
large assortment in shape before that time.
All are invited to inspect,
Boots and shoes sent by mail or river
boats to any address returnable il not
suitable. Give us one trial and be con-
yinced. Demary 81 Co. IS w. Bay st. If
The steamer Hattie has been indulg-
ing in new carpets, sofas, easy chairs and
n piano. for it's saloon. This makes it a
yery attractive boat to ride in, and the
public will doubtless recognize the inn
proVements in way satisfactory to the
rockets of her owners.
Among the hotels that have been ele-
rantly. luxurlOusly fitted for the accom-
mediation of the tide of gay and rich visi-
tors from the North, who overrun Florida
each season, the Egmont House at Fernan-
dina, is conspicuous. But the special
one of the finest beaches on the continent,
the places of historical interest that are
near it. and perhaps. above all, in themall-
agement of the House which Is under Mr..
Spinne.. formerly Of the Palmer House,
Chicago,
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CHEAP COLUMN.

RATES-Twenty words, name and address
one week. rs cts: three weeks. so cts.
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Mr.. Kennedy is merchant in the
general dry goods and grocery line
who has recently opened store at
Palatka. He is young man of
great enterprise and push and we
look to see him make decided sue
cess. He aims particularly to draw
this up river trade and we have no
ubt he will deal literally with his
customers. In the course of week
or two he will make his own an
nouncement in the shape of a half
column advertisement.
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Atlantic and Gulf Railroad.

General Superintendent's Office.
Atlantic g. Gulf Railroad,
SAVANNAH, May 5th, 1878.
QIN1 AMID A.zsxEn OU NUAY. Nav
" 9Th, Passenger Train on this road will
RIM as follows:
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| OA1 AN1I 1.xs'x1sn SUNDAY, MAJ
" 9Th, Passenger Train on this road vii
run as follows:
NIGHT EXPRESS.
Leave Savannah daily at 90 o m
Arrive at Jesup daily at. q so D M
Arrive at cambridge daily at..... 8 10 m
Arrive at Albany daily at g so a m
Arrive at Live Oak daily at. 8 80 m
Arrive at tallahassee daily at. 80. IS 80 p m
Arrive at Jacksonville, daily at 30 90 a m
Leave tallahassee daily at 6 90 p m
Leave Live Oak daily at......9 40 D m
Leave Albany daily at 3 80 p m
Leave cambridge daily at. 8 Is D m
Leave Townsville daily at. --....7 90 p IN
Leave Jesnp daily at. $50: .--...-5 IS a m
Arrive at Savannah daily at. .... 8 40 m
Jacksonville and Savannah and Albany.
Sleeping cars run through to and from
Savannah and Albany.
Passengers from Savannah for Fernan-
dina, Gainesville and Cedar Keys take this
train.
Passengers leaving Macon at so a m
daily except Sunday, connect at Jesup
with this train for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train
connect at Jesup with train arriving in
Macon at 10 ? m, daily except Sunday.
Passengers from Savannah for Bruins
wick and Darien take this train, arriving
at Brunswick 6 45 I'm.
Passengers from Brunswick arrive at
Savannah 40 a m.
No change of cars between Montgomery
and Jacksonville.
Pullman Palace sleeping cars rue
through to and from Savannah and Jack
sOnville; also through sleepers between
Montgomery, Ala. and Jackson vile, Fla.
Connect at Albany with passenger trains
both ways on Southwestern Railroad to
NJ, l.
Mobile, New Orleans, etc.
Mail steamer leaves Bainbridge for Apa-
lachicola every Monday at 90 a III.
Close connection at Jacksonville daily,
Sundays excepted, for Green Cove Springs,
st. Augustine, Paiatka, Enterprise, DeLand
and all landings on the st. Johns River.
Trains on B. and A. II. r. Leave june
ton, going west, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at IL IA a m, and for Brunswick
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4:40pm
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-EASTERN
nTUIGION
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Mr., Davis Dem, w. Va) called up his reso-
luton authorizing the select committee ap-
pointed to investigate the reports, books. AMI
accounts OF the Treasury Department. to sit
during the recess. Tho morning hour explr-
ing. tho matter was laid aside.
The Senate resumed consideration Of the bill
providing permanent form OF government for
the District Of Columbia md it was laid aside
informally 10 enable Sir. Lamar Dem. Miss to
address the Senate upon eTexas Pacific Rail
ROT p.l!.
Mr.. Lamar said that the company had already
clmpl' ted lij miles OF the road. which was do
inr valuable service IN developing tine country.
The length Of track 20 be- constituted WIS 400
hrleh. and the whole amount of bonds to be is
sued could not EXCEED i32.OO0OOO The whole
amount Of interest 10 be guaranteed hy the Gov
..nmrnt could not oNcn,d in round numbers
tI'"unuo per amman. The friends of the bin
nnNnea,Nh lls passage to complete n part OF the
su"U runway system connecting the Atlantic
""., '"'iip p'NhNs, nnd oucn new mud valuable
LiuGsrl- l4r our -urpiu- products 4 nese ndynn
.isrs Woui,d ~ ample compensation tor the aid
POW asked. The Government would be secured
w 4 mortgage upon the entire road. by all the
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earnings OF the rond and by all tho dues from
the Government for the transportation OF us
mails, military supplies. and troops. ...,..-
Mr.. Allison, from the conference commluee
on tina Indian Appropriation bll, supmlueu
passed.
The Senate then went on with the bill pro-
viding n permanent form OF government Tor
tho District Of Columbia, and the iirst section.
recognizing the District rs municipal corpo-
rntion &c. was agreed to without amendment.
MIR Bayard Dem. Doll moved 10 amend the
SECOND section. providing for the appointment
Of COmmiss toner's. 50 as To provide that the
two Commissioners To he appointed from civil
life shall have been actual residents OF tho
District for one year instead OF three years
The amendment was agreed to by a rising
vote-yeas %. nays 1S.
Mr. Baynrd submitted an amendment requir-
ing the Commissioners to be appointed from
civil life. and to give bonds in the sum of $50 900
each.
Without action. the Senate went into execu-
tive session.
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TUE MARY Pow ELL viii make the first
d. REGULAR trip nt the season on WEDNESDAY. NAY
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON AMI atitr May ~. 1873.
Trains leave New York DcsbrOs-cs and COrtlandt
SIS Ferries. Is follows
Expires. HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. 4 VI. and ~
T. VI. daily
For wilhansport Lock Haven, CORY. AMI Erie 40,
y NJ. connecting At CORY for ritus,illc. Petroleum
Centre, aud the On Regions WillidmspOrt aud Lock
Haven. "a. VI
Baltimore. Washington. and the South. "Lmtcd wash.
inetun Express" OF Pullman Parur Cars daily, except
Sunday. $50 A. NJ, arrive Washington i.ir T.. VI.
Regular at 20 A NJ, l, $50, and NJ sunday ~
AMI l.. VI.
Express for Philadelphia 40 :: 80 30 o q 30 Linn
ted. II A. NJ. /, I. 5. q. $50 7aj $50 and q 4. VI
sunday ~ and A. NJ, =. ~ 63n 7AD. $50. and L.
NJ Emigrant and second class : T. NJ
Boats Ut Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
train, at Jersey CITY annrding u speedy aud direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN travel
For trains to NcwarK. Elizabeth Railway Princeton.
Trenton. Perth Amhny. Flvmlngtnn. Belyiicrc, AMI
other points see local schedules Mt all Ticket Offices
Trains From Pittsburgh $50 10 ~ AM 10 - r.
NJ daily 1910 A NJ 6.5n 4. VI. daily. except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore 800. g ~ A NJ, : 10,
5lj. lO1OP. VI. SUNDAY. 6'5l. e'iO A VI. From Pha-
dolphin. sos. $50. go 800. 1890 II - 4 ", 20,
IiO sis $50. S.lp. no 10 ~ =. VI sunday, 800,
ESQ. $40. 1880 II 50 4. VI 05p iu;2D T.. VI.
Ticket Onices. 526 and siI Broadway Astor House.
and foot of Desbrossss and Curtandt SIS Court IT
aud BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot OF Fulton Il, Brooklyn,
ia. lld. and lis Hudson It, Hohokcn Depot jersey
CITY Emgrant Ticket Office, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. 1. r. FARMER
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THE CARTMAN'S BILL.
Tho Omeiai Vote ny which II was Passed In
the SENATE and AssembIy.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: In regard
TO the Carmans hill passed in the last Legislature
would call 10 Your mind the tact that there twenty
one As~mhymen elected from the city OF New York and
there only twelve votes cast against the bill in
that hody. ! would respectfully ask on behalf of the
Truckmens and Truck Drivers Protective Association
that publish the official vote cast bykat body, also
Thomas J. McCoRNicK
President Truskmcn's and Truck Drivers Protective As
ISOLATION
Nsw York, May H.
The act known ns the Brooklyn Cartman's law.
hut which in reality applies to all kinds OF bust
ness and to all parts Of the State. passed the
Senate April "a by tho following vote;
Yf,s-Mcssrs Davenport Edick Go,-cl, Hicks Hughes,
Jacobs. Lippltt. Lonms LNnde. Marvin. Mct. rthy,
ftNnc,J , Pierce, ! v Pierce. Pomeroy, Rancs, Rob.
SAYs-Mcssrs Fcclcslne and llogan-2
Absent amt not votng-Mcssrs Goodwin, Harris Hon
kns Jones. oaklcy. Rockwell 81 John. Wendoyer wag
ner and Wagstan--l0
The following was tho vote in the Assembly:
YrAsMesrs. Abbott Alvord Aston, Beard Bergen. Der.
~ BrundW" casr thappel Chase tancA ,Clapp. Clark.
Con,ersr Cosad, crowley, Douglass Duell, FISH Floyd.
llaNcns. Henry Hepburn, lluhhie. Holhronk, lloyt
ulmc, Jonc,, kecgan, Kellogg Fern. King, Mattsou,
Mollrr rynhorp Nelson North Moves Palmer Patten.
2 e. g. Peck. De witt Peck Peek, Piper Pool Pres.
cait Rc'n9is Roberts, sawyer sewe shanlcy. Sheari
Snr'duu, skinner story, Sulheranl T. Taylor Terry,
Thomson, ynic9nns. wakely wanng, wibor, wlllers,
N(s-Ne,.rs BAKER, Battle Bcrrigan, Browning
flank nalyi9 CRAFTY; iiolahan, MeDonough, Proper
Alnont and not voting Messrs Allen, Andrews. Bouck
Brooks. Burns Iounhck CranlAll. Crawford turran
naly. nav. neyoc FITZGERALD. Graham ! l. Hayes, j.
Nelson Nivrn Parker Patterson, Purdy Row land Scar
ms sitter, STack, ! 7 Taylor rOwnsleY, Wadsworth
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While this crew can In no way be considered
a champion crew. 1t is certainly a very powerful
one MS regards science in rowing and that
valuable mentor experience. A more beauti
full and more finished stroke cannot be found
in these waters Whether they can contend sue
cessfuy against English crews remains to loo
No. 2 in the famous -oared University race
in 1874. in which the pretty blue and white
colors of Columbia went 10 the fore. In 1873 he
WAS Captain and stroke in the university crew.
and won good place NJ the finish. and in 1876
he held similar position. This race, though
won by Cornell, would most assuredly have
been won by Columbia had not one man in
most unaccountahle manner gone TO pieces be-
fore the end Of the first mile. Since then Good
win rowed in the Columbia eight. vanqushed
onred races. The record OF his four was good
at the Centennial hut the sickness of member
caused its withdrawal IN the final trial heats.
Sage rowed No. 2 in 1875 and 1876 IN the
last summer and in the four. Edison md Rila-
book rowcd In tho eight last year. E!son also
rowed in the four that last year vanqushed the
Argonauia four.
The crew tako with them two boats. paper
one built by Waters Of Troy. and a spanish
they contend in will be a college race against
Oxford and Cambridge and n regular open
amateur race. Tho races are to be nj Henley
July and B. The members OF the crew
will not row in pairs or singles. In the ANA
tour open four-oared race It is said their prin-
cipal competitor will be the London Rowing
Club In tho college race the light and dark
blue Of England Will be the only colors pittrd
against the blue and white OF Columbia. After
the races the crew will take n short trip to Paris
August. Opinion among rowing mon Is divided
MS to their chances.
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CROSSING THE WATER TO ROW.
The Four that Columbia College will Send
Out to the Henley Regatta.

The Columbia College four are to sail for
England to-day In the City of Chester. They
go purely as n college crew. and disclaim
any intention OF going as champions OF Amer
lea The crow YESTERDAY wore as follows:
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shot Dead by III. Brother-in.Law.

COLUMBUS. Ga. May 22.-At l 80 2. NJ. DR.. j..
Cook aged 49, shot and Killed at his residence by
his brotherinlaw. Charles Martin aged ~. There were
witnesses. Cook Is said 10 have been intoxicated.
Martin claims scfdecnce and at once surrendered HIM.
sill but l. allowed his liberty
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HALIFAX May 22.-The bodies of Groenwell
and Dram were recovered from the Old sydney mine,
pit last night Grams body so much burned as TO be
disngured.
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S0lantto---maIss.


A TrENTION i-wentcd, few more rcsnectae tie
"a y2unv men :" parade WIN ,he Wsshinsopn Con nn
ncnis unaIuS or psoprnY'S 2, wv y, ia, v,
xoTx,, ~ ss,,ycon o. .nd a, yo.r. =. sales.
AN JACOBS BRO, 1874 Bowery.
A PANTS. 4oc. 5oc, 'sc, ~; g. = -; mems
MAN Of n,,,ssrrsrsse. to show. bows sample. and take
self w '''''' iNDUsiRY boX ia. Sun Office
"A, 81,
"A Na't have rssrcScs: TO- rr,,~ ,1,s.s,,.,
, ~ , ",.,',.' . :, S .so.asa,
Apply. sio - and J to l. "a inst. atbii3lav
A GOoD nicr in and shaicr wanted NJ AMERys
,""" ''" S'''O""" - 80, va.
n June 4 "children' AID Nocic,y. ~ ia'. IN St
AGENTS maSs e. daily ,cInf i,. AMEsiS spring
,.,,,., =, ~, ,,,,o, and ,noso him.c,
A Generally ".clai ioi East ioih st. '''''
A coon oilcloth lgycr will hnd constant work at $50
~ SIN av.. corner '2d IT,
GENERAL, and canvassing AGENTS either seN) In
~ CITY and country; exclusive tcrrtory liberal rcinu
neraiion ~ Ann St
uuoIsr PAINTER wanted ON common work
III can at2iN Washington st. near barclay o'clock
pon''pr, "sNpi, s@%0 xny V'
n.rru u,xcr>cs or fancy poper makers
pixu,rt Nnii wanted to run grounding machine Ad.
nt'sS T">t 'Ulcc hoN -''N-' N'N '"rh'
nApru UafIrRs-ioh ruler wanted. one com
rctcnt TO take charSe OF SHOP bhnctN' fi' br"au'
way city
DhtNTEk; wanted, young man TO set type W
h""'e ST. 'N Moor
SNttSM y III SHOE si"t' mus nc ~ ,Np'ti ~ NJ
- ""E "p "'t@ r. . ~ ''''"r ''' "t'""""s.
SuoEM Ma Tx To- wofH III stor, VI oil AN'
- ---
TWENTY COAT hnsers wanted 81. ,...
NI'"Li" u' l"i'ur, 40 hoWery
llF AAEED- who thoroughly undo rsfnul- manu-
" iaciurc u wrunt and "ihrr uNs my iff". &C; ~
FEATURING co. 65s Nilsson st. san Francisco. cal
=
w the Independent ,rccnbtck Party. saturday Sow,
"
" ANTED-A butcher Gcrnau preferred. who I'M
- IOitN StWFii III W,shin.ten II
w 6ut ar,teiass men need AMY ''''' ''''
4 COiYIlR 4 co 5el broadway
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Zeal Gstats.

LNOR SAIE-A bargain-A nige cottage house ull
lot 2'Nln. stable on rear li3 Jackson 81, near
Graham AN. kruokl'n, u.
FNO BUILDERS blocks OF lots Tor sale At S271.
on easy terms, suitable Tor low east dwellings rom
$500 onward, which can he readily sold Apply ~ Il. A.
Noi 81, Engineer. Nc., 20 Exchange place.
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DARK THEATRE, Broadway and I'D st
1 HENRY T. ABBEY ............. lessee and Manager
Positively last night hut of the brilliantly icccsSiul
AIMEE OPERA BOtFFE SEASON.
To.nght-ia Vie rnrisicnne lit, IN rarisl
Tomorrow Nght-lN request la PILE de Nine. Angot
SATURDAY at Aintgcs farewell matinceLa Fcricholc
Matinee admission 5Or.. SEATS 5c extra
SATURDAY NIGHT. CLOSE or THE AIMEE SEASON
nv request the Opera.
IA CLOCitES DE CORNENILLE.
SUNDAY N1GiIr-GRAND tONCERrtOr the BENEFIT
Of the CltOKt SIS ot the AIMEE OPERA TROUPE.
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. Particulars Tomorrow.
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 27-Inaguration Of the
Summer season. Limited Engagement of the
IINGAKDS,
who will open In Gilhcrts comedy, "SWEETHEARrS;'
to be- followed by fhe FAMOUS LINGARD SKETCHES;
the entertainment cnncu dinV with the OF
MIR AND MRS PETER WHITE.
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Boilers anO d;nSinfs.

WANTED-In good order, an engine OF 2 or 21S horse
w power, or engine and pump capacity 10 To 20 gal
Ions per minute. address, stating parueulaIs and price,
J, DEAN. Bay Ridge. l. L
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GRENADINES.

$40 pieces LusTRE GRENADINES at 2oc, woRTHa,
b2u pieces llERNANIS GRENADINES at 2Sc !:
WORTH IN 49,
FEET at Boz. WORTH sic
leo pieces DAMAssE GRENADINES at COO, 7sc, and
81 ucT yard 1855
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Ran9rs anO Aittbrnwmc.

NHE"BEEBE RANGE" WITH PLATE WARN.
Il Ek AND Patent GLASS FACE PROI kCrOR.- A
new INVENTION whereby the head ami fHcr o the cook
are protected from The rndiHod heat without
snce with the operation oil the range It also helps to
ken down me temperature OF the kitchen amt 10 take
OIL the steam from cook ug
JAMES kLNrLAND. s. ~. and n Renle u
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DRESS GOODS.

,, 40 PIECES Of R3uLE .nETK, a MoSr, ELEGANT
tt MES ut i2isc. ward. FORMER PRtCE 2,c
80 pieces PLAIN COLuREp FRENCH TAFFETAs
ALL Wool. In ALL THE NEW SHADES. at ale;
FORMER PRICE. 6Oc. ''"'
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WHI'rE ~TNK LINE; ~, ,,.pvpnot

W FOR QU EENsIOMN AND LINtKTUOL
ApRIArlt ......... ........ SATURDAY, NAV -, noon
PRITNNNIG ........ SATURDAY June !. I T.. VI.
CELTIC ......-. ..... .. THURSDAY June -. =" A. NJ
From White STAR Dock. Pier -. North RIVER
Cabins AN amidslups saloon ~ AMI SID, gold.
Return ueActs on favorable terms, Ntrort-c, SIS
Il j. CORrlS. Agent - Broadway. Ncw York
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z U5l NNJ = UWNU,
EOUND-A small sum ct money. the owner can have
II 10y proving the property and paS ing the expenses
Gail at b2j West 37th t., New York.
6 IN REV D-Strayed from n West 10th Il ,
" w Il black and tan doc. answering 10 the name OF
Nigi has bad cough Tie above reward Will be paid
returning him to said address
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SUITS, CLOAKs.

SILK SUITS from fis ~ st2l
LINEN - ITS from A.. ~ upward
STUFF 81 It's from a. 10 Sl5
CASHMERE sAcQtEs aud MASTELErs from q 80
to S21 Wv
SILK SACQrEs aud MANTELETs from si2 to ass
A GREAT VARIETY OF CitfLDREN'S SUITS of EVERY
DESCRIPTION. In Ali SIZES
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-29

MH.irnr<Qn. We want enigranfs IN
lh- fierrif.rA Farms can be houghl
cheap Land ms decreased n value
unt-ihird within NJ last ten yaars. We
suppose Il j. caused by the hard
'tilhts. We have sAne busv5odie- IN
ihe surrounding TERRITORIES who think
they wi keep othct people straight.
they rare back on iheif dignity, and say
Mat fellow haseni dcnk right; they are
always trying 20 pick Al flaw or mednle
with somebody clse'sI business. Lei
them consider the teaching OF HE Scrip
lures. Judge not tlathe be not judged.
ior with what Judgment W. Judge We
shall be judged, and with what measure
Sc meic, il shah l,v measured 10 you
again." Aud WHY behollest thou the
mote that i in thy brothers eye. but
|considcrcst not the beam that il In thine
own eye: or how wilt thou say To Thy
brother. let me pull out the mote out 81
thine eye, and behold beam is in thine
own eve; thou hypocrts. first cast out
the beam out OF thine own eye, and then
shalt thou see clearly TO cast out the
mote ont OF thv brothers eve" They
say they don't care for right or wrong
and will have things their own way, aud
some think that they know II ALL
Bird Lennon, Billy aud Frank thresh-
ed the last crop OF wheat on the 18th OF
The present month. Bird Il now saving
wagon spokes by the thousand. You
may look out, this territory will come
out ofthe kinks now. il she had Gov
error TO keep her straight We think
there should be one elected. as the Gov
ernor Of Salt LAKE territory is about to
declare war against this territory. lie
is very wrotlly. because somebody said
that he wanted to marry he says that Il
a id lie! and he can whip big. little.
old or young that says he wants to
marry! He now issues hispr nation
TO the people OF his territory and de-
clares that he will not have such reports,
and says:
/. Governor Of Salt Lake territory
want you 10 come at my calling. now
call for the two hundred and two-te-
twoth regiment of Salt Lake, and the
forty-cleventh battery. with fourteen
pop-guns. TO proceed TO the highest Hill
next to Bunkcrhil. and be ready for the
next order Of the Governor.
Given under my hand and official seal
at the city of Salt Lake, on the 9th day
of Jucember, in the year eleven thous-
aud eight hundred and forty eleventh.
The people Of this territory are some
what astonished at the news Of Lansford
having ran away; lie left last Tuesday,
the 10Th Of November. 1878, and w. p.
has been hunting him. If he has emf
grated west, we can't give any account
of what made him leave.
Some people don't regard the laws
very much. They 90 to church and dis
turb the congregation by talking or
laughing. Let them consider the penalty
OF the law.
We were annoyed last Sabbath bv the
yelIs and screams Of h,lnter and his
dog. They made more noise then ten
men and twenty dogs would on week
day, after fox. What is the use OF
having law ii we don't enforce IL? II
they don't know the law in regard To
sabbath breaking. they had better read
a little for information. j. Ill. SNAP.
November 2f;th. 1879.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-29

CoLLFcrcs's OFprf. r. - nisrricr. ISpi,xs
Evansville. Nov. 18th, ls7si
NOTICE IL hereby given that on The
- 10th dry Of November, 1874. I seized
from Matthias kiefer, near Jasper, Du-
hois county. Indiana. two copper stills,
caps, worm and worm tub. one cooling
tub. with two copper pipes, ten empty
mash tubs. one swilling Key and three
kegs Of fruit brandy.
Cause Of characterization Of the
United States Internal Revenue Laws.
All persons having any interest IL ssisi
property or claim thereto, must file a
written statement thereof. III this Office,
within 80 days from this date.
JAMES C. VEATCH, Collector.
Nov. 29th. 1879 -3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-11-29
WHEN FEVER AND AcUE,
MALARIA, AND AL FGvgRS Can
FOR so CENTS,
II Is criminal % suEer. An absoluts means q cure
lsfound N
SHOLLsS
InfaIIlbIe Ague pills.

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every form ~ Maiarlnl fant from ching boss V wv
shakes. There u no mistake about Vi " you 81 "'
right article. :.
Remember the name--scn oils n que pills. w.
ln,ember the prlce--Fifty Cents. ,u
II your druggist has none. viii send them w WV
lon receipt ~ 10 cents. Or will send box irce
lnrrson not able 10 pay for them Address, JOSs
ISCHOLls, Burlington, ~ .. Nos.si 80"