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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

nrMartin conn'g has The boss de-
l'nquent list this year. Over .6UOtracts
delinquent. The fear j. there l. not
money enough in the county 10 pay
chomel for printing II. Most Of the
taxpayers are delinquent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

Iron Saturday night the roof OF
mrs. IIochgcsang's brick stable on the
corner OF 18Th and Clay streets. fell in,
caused by the weight Of snow. The
walls were partially pushed out when
The roof fell.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

FELL IN.-The heavy weight OF snow
crushed IN The roof Of Mrs. Bcrkemcyer's
r'ap'e' Just south OF town. and wrecked
.ne barn Of Mr.. John KrciIinc, on the
knoxville road. We have heard OF no
accidents to persons vet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

nTThc Ice ID the Ohio river Is run
inng out, causing great damage to boat
ing Of all kinds. The break was caused
~ raises in the kanawha, Big Sandy
ana Kentucky rivers. II il supposed
navigation will open by next week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

GA protracted meeting has been
carried on for several weeks in the
neighborhood OF Birdseye, in Jefferson
by the Reformed Methodists
and Baptists combined, resulting, we
are informed, in large number Of con-
versions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

0iis dangerous snow -baling some
q the Young ladies now. We saw A
scnng druggist get his face Handsomely
ana Clearly washed by young lady al
whom he had thrown some beautiful
snow on Tuesday evening.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

Coon SALr.- Mr.. 7. Hoffman, OF Ilar-
bison township. sold lat week 10 Mr..
Harris, Of Montgomery. 30 head Of fat
cattle at So per hundred Us. gross, al
sellers farm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

hrGo to Sweeney Bros. and see m,
reduced prices in clothing and furnish
ing goods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

10 Heppnef is prepared to make up
In latest style all kinds Of gentlemen's
clothing, and warrants satisfaction. lie
j. regularly in receipt Of BUTTERFLIES
ashions -thc standard Of the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

While in town don't fail to visit
Sweeney Bros. at the " Arcade" and
purchase fine suit for - 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

6JSweency Bros. intend starting 4
new business, and therefore viii sell %
per cent below cost during the next 30
days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

1--WE understand travel on the
west Iluntinsburg road near Jasper. i
rendered unsafe by reason 81 lie FIJI =
j. Of The coal bank, by which il is un-
dcrnined.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

rIt j. said the Surveyor Of Pix,
county Is trying to establish some line
IL pleasant places in HARRISON township
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

nTThe largest stock Of frames ever
brought 10 Jasper. at Wcathcrford 4
Shorts gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

0TThe Sheriff took Tie prrcauiion 10
Rave the snow cleaned from the roof Or
he Court house. on sunday last. Bet
ser day better iccl. we suppose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

HTQuitc q revival Is in progress IN
The NJ. II. church in Huntingburg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

n-rScnator Travlor is boarding at the
Remv house. indianapolis. where he
will be plased to see his friends when
they visit the city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

nvifyou have any pictures yon want
framed take them to Weatherford &
Shorts gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

KrPork Is looking up little; 81 q
was offered one OF our citizens, thi
week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

0-TSweeney Bros. are closing out
their clothing and will sell 25 per cent
below cost for the next 30 days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

1JNone Of the Dubois county appli-
cants for positions in the service OF the
Legislature. amounted to hill Of beans
in the distribution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

OF Large stock Of Albums just re-
ceived, at Weatherford & Shorts gallery
cheap for cash.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17
HUSTI~GBURcH. INDIANA.

VTAvI~f est.fisi~f themselves ~ above desire q
III rail hs aitrnfu ~ The rnblir n few facts. yix
Thr clay W. manufacture frau a the -; vel found
IN intnna rcn~r nsitig they permanent located
sni and w. fNfnish ,he lest ~ ne market.
~ Their srlNf PUMPS are ~ois al very reasonable
~, rrfirrrtiv r"n the Factory IN rood order.
With Insurance ~ satisfaction. and PROPERLY ared will
last lifetime. bur Thy raree~S usage ANYTHING about
Them sh,uid gei ufarter they are uhere they can
~ aprici n. Ana will repair them exredifinusly.
york VEL and give satisiscDu With proper usage.
en-. The Stone Pumps are the best most convenient
and most durable Pump FIR farm house
hold purposes They 90 mot poison yor- water with
WOOD -nssv iron. making II unfit 70 use: they
heat ~ summer but after being pni NJ ~ a. 10 good
md style. always resdy a. furnish Won pnre
heahfnl ~sier. upon demand. Then pnt aside The
wnilaSs ~ the ps~t attended With much danger.
md the worm, I'D wooden pnmp which IN very brief
period cnfiyss it, usefulness. srf nils yenr with
s0rms and get Model Champion stone Pump and
drink and give your st~ck healthful water.
sih Onr manufacture ~ drain pipe for cellars or wet
places ~ cheaper aud far hotter than the usual drain
made % inch plank brick hecan~4 ID 4. rerma-
nrn with nochsnre for Ia getting ont ~ ORDER Or
5ng chvkrd MP Nv rats ve-rnin hurruwlng In VI and
ran be pnt down by any
eth The will be supplied ~ merchants or
Others in -nv quantity desired ard AZ reasnnah rates
and ~ superior quality Send IN your orders and sus-
. ain hosne mandatory.
RrrrEs~rxs A. IN prurs--wIlam e. Rritfnn ireland:
Ireland Hotel. ireland: y. A. Nerdeck. Jarper. Dr.
Daniels. Ofxril
Nov. ~. is77-iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

6rGo 10 Weathcrford & Shorts for
your Christmas presents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

6rLook at Sweeney Bros. low prices,
they intend quitting business and will
therefore sell Is per cent below cost.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

G-s-A Nice lotof motto frames cheap
At Wcatherfori 4 Shorts gallery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

ErSplendid white shirts At Sweeney
for so cts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17
To Tobacco Growers and Ship
iper~

To Tobacco Growers and Ship
'perS.
We desire 20 call attention 70 the Louisville Tobacco
Market. which = the largest the West. and steadily
increasing ~ magnitude and Influence. On this mark
AZ grades Or Tobacco ~ sold any time sor
highest market prices We would call your attention
cur warehouse which i Large centrally located, and
pp-Sesses every advantage FOR storing and selling To-
hrero- we confnef strictly legitimate warehouse.
business and give close personal attention 70 the
Interests q our patrons. present the samp
iing ami selling 81 ~ Tobacco. AMI advise With
customers % their best interests. All letters
promptly answered end aay Information may pos
less win ~ gladly given Aartion sales daily; rc
iuAs promptly made. storage ipur uenths free o.
cAarge: ads ances cu cons ,naeus. NsrA your hogs
hrAds \ ior IN, tiT H0rsr."
SHEKLEl 4 GLOVER.
PeorKrrnns LsrsssnLK ToEAcco wsmHouSK.
Ian u. - ~fm. LorlsvIflK, ks.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-01-17

IT. New wall-pockets and bracket.
Al Weatherford and shorts.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
pesperate Shooting ARRAY.

AuLHnLE, Mo-, June 26.--Groat excite-
ment exists at Aulville 10 day over shooting
affray. Ono man was killed instantly and
two are moftally wounded. Wednesday
evening about 4 O'Clock, Dick and Bob Tay-
lor met Bert Wren on the sidewalk in AnI-
Vile, said Iow words TO him, and then be.
gan 20 shoot ri him. Wren run short dis.
tance, then turned and drew his revolver and
shot FIVE times, and viii probably die to-day.
Wren and one Of the Taylor boys had q fight
= few months ago, for which Taylor had
Wren indicted, and they have been bitter
enemies ever since. They were farmers and
lived IN the vicinity of Aulyille.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
An AudaciOus Horse. tamsr.

There was thrilling sOene at Hartford,
Conn.,, the other day when John A. Criliy,
foreman OF the horse-car stables, undertook
TO capture furious stallion tnat b sd got away
from one Of the men. Crillv caught him by
the mane and was dragged about he yard,
and at last had 10 let go. The animal then
turned upon him In the hercest rage, reuring,
striking and kickiug at him, and Crilly seem.
ed TO be entirely ct bis mercy, but, watch.
ing his opportunity. he rushed between his
torefeet as he was striking ut him, ran under
him and tried TO seize him again by the
name, but the horse was too quick iOr him
and turned upon him with fatteped ears and
open jaws. Crilly, nothing daunted, seized
bim suddenly by the tongue and gave IL so
sharp q twist that the horse fairly squealed
with pain. This did the business, and, still
holding him by the tongue, Orilly led the
horse back to his stall completely conquered.
He is now As docile as any aoimal in the
companyb service.-Bostou Journal.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
BEE HINTS.
lFrom the Rural World. I

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~ you enoulu Iose swarm o. oees ~ tho
,n'or, uoh oessroy nns so'no, nor naso
W. u y, out Slsan NJ ueso Dees rom tne
Se,'s :, oIush ane c.ean lne 1--WE well, ana l sel
.t :. aTay iot use 10 tne swaI,nlng season. Ine
,na, n,eiseo anu Inaee ,nsV . W. SVulu u,'' ~
W.. ~v1 Dos tew Senss, Ior 'nets y nshroy hrl
erd MI, WV poSnus Sos y. ooS S ~ wi. nnve,
~ sous 's, osss nsu maAns one p9unv ~
~, snot OVuhv ny w s.olI Pouhes ~
~ pi,a yyur 80 na'e ~ oV.uy ~
honsn 80 u", III 10 ~. .as,s. sLaua ~
Ress c.n sa eli. III, h. ,.'a.s ,.,na,h,;y.
I'D ,os ,hat 1891 Se,1 ,,,, =. ,,si a. hs.
sooner tbsn tha main .r' bSvs I've r,bsra shsSa e
,soso -. 49,. w i'e,, at 49, 49, s"0Ae -
'aSLe Sou uest man .t ~ tne @ sepe.sse ooAes;
calis a. that loa" ~, III r. ,,,s,sSa
nass esr,, h. - ~, .'so,,,,l,s ~. ~,
rernan, ry;tb ,sn;ah ~ 49, na,sc,s - ,ha
hivs and f-,ina ~ ,,5yian. sr6 III 4, III
thew eve, gsfhar SaSldss honsv Tha %vs,, r. 4
secseted IN thIn acsles iron, tRa ovarianninss
ieints of the hsa,s hodv. Pas
NOW, a word ahont svva,rntns, .,n,,,.a
YOU lst vour bees swarm when they oar
yasd sr 10 osr,, ..,s thts a. ~ has; 80 So
In bs s,rin,, onS ss hmshss ,S s,o, ~
tbe gronnd in front 81 tha hIvas iattinc, than,
ba fonr o. Zoe toot bjah a,d in,r,oS ~, ,hst
NO hr.nchal "a e,;s,,tn a Jnot - ,ba er,,,nd
Now n Won a. a, ss,,,e m thasa snHythino.
rssembinS cIastsr ~ Sses- ths syvsr5n ihSs
issres will vsyy isLsIv nitch thsrs tor yo,,
Lnos, ~ tSso s,rs,us o,,,,i ~, tos,athas ,,s,r
geoesailv s I,ne dyjvas Soma 9or : dacoy
,,sa dsa5 hsas .sr,,n,. "A sS.ao,aS 30 soss,;,
bIe ehoIr - 49, "a ~. .his 80, ~ LII Is
,no, ss,,Iad - 49, S"ss ,-oniS 49,, M
49, haoL 49,. ~. S.o.. IL ~ paoH i Wy
v,aSseS IN are ho,,on, bns.S - .hcn, tthrca
,rrhss ,Seo S,o,iS ,u,, ~, ,he bnsS crasse
tho ton ,sS,h 80 ha M ho,,oua Iii tho
o,ha. III aoSLs. 49, shsha Az
w y % ~I ~, sucep. az ,.,oL ssP kossS' so' "a
al nr,,ia :. ~ AZ ,.'o,'iS So -, ,,o,.
,bs hass hsnsS.5 nT ~, M ,ho nu,s,da ~ 81 ~,
hiva ana drac, III, no,,ae ,orsa ~ re 'n
tnrior ""N Niees '"e'' s0u'S0 'o""'N 'H0 ''-
No,y a vora ~ cs,t,or Navor sat +. h,va
,.s, ~ " 80 ,,,'s .,t-ssn 49,
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE

hENATE
Mr.. Thurman being still absent. owing to
sickness, Mr. Eaton presided. Mr.. Thui-
man expects TO be present tomorrow.
Mr.. Vest asked unanimous consent out Of
the morning hour to call up the concurrent
silver resolution submitted by him yesterday,
and stated that his object was to get vote
on the subject and le, the people know who
we're IN favor of and who were against, re.
monitzation and free coinage. He believed
the Western Senators to be almost unani-
nous IN favor OF It, regardless OF party lines.
He had received a. least one hundred letters
from his people advocating reconciliation,
aud hardly one IL regard to the political
questions being discussed. The people desire
TO know how tue Senators stood on the ques-
lion.
Mr.. ChandleT-"I object"
The resolution accordingly won't over, and
consideration was resumed OF the Joint TesO.
luton TO provide extra pay for Congressional
employees.
Mr.. Wlndom again read stAtistlcs in re-
gerd TO the Republican administration Of the
government.
Abiding to the remarks Of Senator Sauls-
bury yesterday, rs TO Mr.. Windom's eonneo-
tion with the negro exodus, Mr.. Window
declared that he gloried In the fact that he
bad done something to instil into the negro
mind the thought that he had q right TO
leave Q region where be was Oppressed, and
fee 10 one In which he would be treated
as an American citizen He spoke at length
on this mAtter. He had been frequently ask.
ed Why no had become somewhat radical OF
late. Il was because he had listened TO stO-
rles OF these poor refugees not published
snywbere--not made for political eject.
Unless there was q change In the treatment
OF the blacks the exodus would stop, but Is
would stop because II would change into
Q stampede Ia the next two or three years.
Mr.. Vest, remaFking on the negro exOdne,
said Of the stampede spoken Of by the bena-
tor from Minnesota: II occurs In q shape foe
no more lust tetribution upon that Senator
than that his State may be filled up with
refugees. ask that the gentleman may
have full and complete dose Of his own
phytic and then no will find out whether the
Northern States will esteem This population
the blessing they suppose II 10 be. He reit-
Grated his former declarations, that tho ne
gros we're deceived by the Representations OF
government aid, Democratic oppression ana
exemption from ali trouble In Kansas, etc.,
and were now striving TO get back 70 the
South. They never were on unlrleudly soil Ia
the State OF Kansas IN lifting their voices 20
curse the political intnguetB who brought
them there.
Capt KAda has positively refused 20 Be ono
OF the MlsAiRsippi River Commission, and
bis refusal means just what u saya
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
,lIOEC1IES

III x Chureh-- rIseumbia 3rd SuaaaS, Morn.
lex and evening, aud nauAtly On SAt'y eys'g,
j. VI HARDY, pastor.
NJ. X. Church-Mt. Pleasant, at o'clock
r. m. on the 2nd and An Sundays. Rev.
ENrwIsrLE, pastor.
NJ. Y. Church IberiA. End Sunday, morning
and evening. n. z. BorSE. pastor.
N. X, Church. FialwoOds s. hOol house, and
sshbHh, ii n. m, snd TusCumbiA Saturday
eve. bsf Ts. Il. SPRISGKR, Pa tor.
CHRISTIAN Caurch Tuscumhia. An Lords
day, morning and evening. w. +. DoRsgr,
pastor.
SPRING GARDEN, 4.h Lords day. w. F.
Findlcy, pastor
sALsM Church, on l. rd's day, II O'Clock
n IN. SAm'l butcher, pR.tJr.
BAPTIST-FT the year commencing Sept.
1877. The time OF meeting of esch church In
this Association Is ruled by saturday.
UNION Chrrch--M-ets'4vh Saturday in each
month. J. NJ Hlhh. md.
RIG RICH WOODS Church--mesis 3rd
Saturday IA each month, 5. .. Burks, mod,
Tnos. Merchant, Clark
LITTLE RICIIWO0DS Crurch--naets nd
SAry IN sacn mo1tt. J N. Hibbs, mod.
PLEASANT POINT Ohureh---meets Isl
Saturday Eld. John Smith, mod.
WET GLAZE Chureh--msots Let Saturday,
j. NJ. Hilbbs, mod.
NEW SALEM CAurch-meets 4th Saturday,
Eld. duncan, mod.
SABBATH School, at Mt. Pleasant, q
O'Clock p, m. every Sunday. ID. IL. Austin,
Supt.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
A be BIaat and WHAT II dld.

The Brinerds (S Co., OF Portland Maine,
made a blast last week which was probably
the heaviest ever made In the Portland quaf-
ries. With ll2l ponds powder they moved
q stone llS feet long, % teet wide ana IL feet
thick, containing 1900 cubic feet and
weighing 3,442 tors. This immense MACS Of
stone was moved ~ inches, aud all this, ZOO,
without breaking sno stone, except slightly
10 one place, There were drilled tncee boles
10 line, and the three charges were fred by
battery simultaneously. This blast was
made upon the bottom stratum, aud the
stone Is very beautiful 10 quality and color.
This piece Is nearly IS long as tour freight
cars placed end TO end, and very mech hle her
and wider.--Hartford Courant. June ..
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
Editorial Spinnings.

"That was bootless chase," painted the
barefoOted boy who had run after his shadow.
The reason why drinking saloon is called
an Exchange Is because gentlemen meet there
to exchange "smiles."
The latest Ohio idea appears 10 be to
knock oe the peHimmons and take the
risk OF whatever pucker they may chance to
afford.
The New England town of Lynn eelebral-
cd It's 250Ih birthday on Wednesday, the 18th
ult. She claims 10 be LynneAl descendant
of the Puritans.
The Governor of Kentucky threatens 10
send regiment up into the mountains, arm
ed with sausage machines, II be is unable to
make peace by sDy other method.
II Bnlee Chandler, or any other man, up-
dertakes to prevent the Department Clerks
from voluntarily contri butiug to the cam
paign fund, he will have b is Bill vetoed In
stanter.
A cup OF coffee and roll, says foreign
exchange, compose tho breakfast of Emperor
William. The coffee hospeaks a charming
simplicity, and the roll indicates that tho old
gentleman Is still spry and supple.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
The baby rolls upon the floor,
Kfnka an hia finv faaf

The baby rolls upon the floor,
Kicks up his tiny feet,
And pokes his toes into his mouth
Thus making both ends meet.
The dog, sttaohed TO q tin pail,
Goes bowling down the street
And, As he madly bites his tall,
He maketh both ends meet
The butcher Stays the peusiVe pie;
Outs of his ears and feet.
And grinds them in sausage big
Thus making both ends meat.
The farmer coops his Shiny hens
And feeds them with choice wheat;
The means must justify the ends,
Aud so he makes them est.
-Haekensack Republican.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
IA A s. o Nj O..


Tuseumbls r. A. Chspter No. 81,
A, +, 81 A. NJ, meet at their hall the Second
Saturday after tull moon each month.
ID. MARsHALL, H. p.
VIM. II. Haunstain. Seo'y,
TuscumbiA Lpdge No. 4s7, A. +. q A. NJ.
meet Saturday on or before full moon in
each month.
H. BRADLyFoRD, w. M.
H. O. ToDD, Sec'v.
AMfTx CHAPFKR, No. l42, O.E.S. meets in
regular communication the Sd Saturday after
each full moon, at p,m., In Masonic Hall,
Tuseumbia, No. Visiting sisters and breth-
rem will be iratsrnally aud cordially well
coined. Mrs. SARAH X. HAuENsFEIH, WIN.
Mrs. LIIzIR JOHNSON, A, M.
MIss MATTE K. CUMMINGS. SAc'v.
Pleasant MI. Lodge, A.F.& Am, No. l8i,
meet ut their hall on Saturday evening on or
after each full moon.
JAMEs JOHNSTON, w. NJ.
JAMES ETTER. Sec'V.
Brumley, u. D.. A. r. & A. NJ, hold re-
gular communication Saturday night on or
after tuli moon In each month.
j. l.. CONNER, w. n,
v q. 8, PHILLIPs, See'y.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Preslden. Hayes has sent In another veto
message. this time vetoing the judicial ex-
poBses bill. II is no. likely that the Presi-
dent will approve any bill the Democrats
may pass, or at leAs. viii not ngn bill until
II Is approved by the Republican,. IL seems
useless for the Demoerah 10 longer try 10
isgIslate, and they should adjourn and 20
home.-Herald.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

"A year ago the business men OF Lamar
and the energetic farmers Of Barton County
subscribed and paid for several thousand
pamphlets descriptive OF Barton County ana
showing up the Inducements that county
offers 10 immlgration. Tbls year they are
reaping the fruits OF thess labor, and there Il
scarcely day but newcomers arc arriving al
Lamar and investing their money Ia farming
landa
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
HOuss.
lFrom Jen. City Rclipss.l

From JEFF. City Eclipse1
Thomas Roberts, my husband. has been
drinking and spreeing lately. He left my
honEe last SUNDAY night and has not return.
ed since. He is al years Of age, and feet
2 inches tall, heavy dark long beard, very
lighi-blue eyes, heavy blue suit, blsck hat
with black cord and red tassels. Any nior-
nation OF his whereabouts will be thankfully
received. Papers please oopy.
JANE ROBERTS.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
TERMS OF COURT:

TERMS or COURT:
CIRCUIT COURT; Meets Fourth Monday in
March and Third Monday In September;
X. l.. EDwARDs, Judge.
COUNTY COURT: Meets First Moudsy 10
February, May, August snd November;
S. JoRg, 1t distrint, HIRAM RkED, And
distritI, associate Justices.
PROBATE COURT: Meeta Second Mon
day la Fsbru4Tv. My, AuguSt aud Nov
embsr, JAs. II. TODD Jude,.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

NO rain has fallen in many parts Of
Texas since the hrsi week In May.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE.
Governor : JOHN S. PHELPS.
Lieui-0oyeruor II. Q. BR0CKMYER,
Sec'y of State NJ. X. MeGRA.rIL
Treasurer RbIIAH GATES.
Auditor THOMAS HOLLADAY.
Atty General JACKSON J.. SMITH.
Register OF Lauds JAS, r. McIiENRY,
Sup't Public Inslructiou II. D.. SHANNON.
JUDGES SUPREME CoURT:
Ten Years JOHN w. HENRY.
Eight Yeurs WARWICK H0UGH.
Six YeArs THoS. A. SHERWOOD.
-Four Years WM. Il. NAPTON.
Two Year, Il. II, NORTON
COUNTY,
Representative SAML 7 HARRISON.
Circuit q County Clerk JOEL B..OLARK
Sheriff kCOllector- PINCKNEY \. MILLER
Probate Judge TrsAs'r JAS. II. TODD,
Prosecuting Atty E.O. SwALEM,
Surveyor II. s. BURLINGAME
School Commissioner J. N. BAKER
Coroner s. Z. HICKMAN.
FOR EQUALITY TOWNSHIP
Justics OF the Peace AMBROSE BRoCKMAE.
Constable jim. ScoTT
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The daily gazette., 1879-04-16

A HEALTHY REACTIoN.-GeOrgia,
since she has lost some of her best
citizens by the deadly pistol. is
showing healthful awakening of pub
Ii: opinion to the nee ssiiy of enforcing
the laws forbidding the carry ing of dad
ly weapons, which have been practically
dead letter upon the States statute
books for more than forty years. The
pulpit, tie press, and the bench are
making combined effort to encourage
this wholesome reaction. Judge Hillyers
recent earnest charge on tie subject has
spurred lhe grand jury a. Atlanta to in
diet a number of persons, Including two
women, for violating the statute. They
have gone further than this, and ask the
Legislature at the adjourned summer
session to pass law prohibiting the in.
discriminate bringing of pistols into the
State for sale. Mr.. A. A. Bacon, fol
three terms speaker of the lower branct
of the State Legislature, is reported tt
be preparing bill TO cover this object
The daily gazette., 1879-04-16

Are divided into various sects, smOne
whom exist most dangerous elements
They employ agents who go from Will
age to village spreading their faith aud
declaring that the Czar and his family
are agents of the Devil. They endure
every form of prosecution, and in the
event of a general uprising of the peo-
pie could b. couated on A. firm friends
of the Nihilists. They, are scattered
from Astrakhan to the White Sea, but
are more numerous about the Volga
river. The S'arovier are all able to tead
and write and are liberal in their ideas
having much sympathy with peasants.
There are mnltitudes of Poles among
these circles waiting for the promised
uprising 10 recognize their opportunity
for freedom. No oppression, no knouts,
no CHAINS in Siberia, can stay the pro-
gress of events which hastens the fierce
death struggle which will Re made for
freedom of press and opinion in Russia.