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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

In conclusion. II il recommended that
'he sinking Fund law of May 7, ls78. BE-
chatgcd, 20 far a. II relates 10 the amount
required from the Central Pacific. - that
oV per cent Of the net earnings OF fha,
company may be applied 10 The payment
|oi The dcbi. instead Of . per cent. a. the
law now is.r
These were the views or Mr.. French
only four months ago. and his state
menis were supported by exhibits that
have not been disputed. lie went 10
can Francisco about six weeks since 20
bring suit against the Central Pacific. 10
enjoln the lease with the Southern Pacific.
ana ~ connection with the dividends
referred % above. His first reports
We're assuring OF success. bui suddenly.
and without word Of explanation. he
has changed front. and now appears be-
tore the pnblic As the creature of Mr..
Huntington and Of the Pacific corpor-
alton.
II Is needless 70 speculate upon Tic
causes thar led 70 This remarkable change
On The part OLA public officer. " no, v hat
ever he may DO hereafter, will carry to
he grave blasted character and dis
yraccd name.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

Az . shecp-shcaring Of Mcrinos 4,
Oakland. Mich, the heaviest flccces shorn
were "a lbs. 3 ounces: % pounds. IA
ounces - pounds. ounces The weight
|of the -hcep were in tile same order A.
follows: l59 pounds, 1884 lbs. and III
respectively, the heaviest sheep shearing
the largest ilecces. AZ Scdalia, Mo-.
M 4 similar ~hcaring, the three heaviest
fIeeces were 36 pounds, = ounces. 81
pounds, 4 ounces. and % pounds. IA
ounces. The weight Of the sheep were
|i35 pounds 5spounds. and 1861 pounds.
Mr.. w. w. Brown, OF Slater, Mo-. made
the following shcaring from Cotswold-.
Dix rams one year old this spring as fol-
lows: 2G pounds. 223 pounds, 2i3 lbs.
2ol pounds, i93 pounds and ID pounds.
six ewes two years old, with sucking
ambs by their side, shcared l9k pounds.
isl pounds, l7l pounds, IA pounds, IL
pounds, and AZ pounds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

Mr. deorge Lyman. Secretary of The
Air Line railroad company. ha~ just re-
turned from trip 70 Boston. where hc
went on railroad business. lie states
that al the money needed 10 complete
and thoroughly equip the road ii first
class style, j. on hand. lni il ready IL 4
moments notice when called for The
President Of the company has issued o.
ders that the road mus, be completed by
the lst dsv ~ January. lsse. ana ill., cars
running upon X between New Albany
and ~, Louis, and he viii accept 10 ex-
cuse from contractors Tor any ,lela, M
their contracts. Contracts for lccomo-
tlvcs and cars for The equipment III tns
road were made some time ago.-N. al.
Lcdger-Sianiar.I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

The Times ol Chicago makea surwcs-
ton worthy of consideration. ii points
out the alarming fnrt of the vast amount
|of swindling pcrpctratrd in obtaining
pensions. II II estimated that ii least
one-tourth and perhaps one-hsif az The
pension roll y fraudulent. 1hr remedy
proposed II 20 ocstablish pension ronr1- ~
examine All the eases, and let il.rn have
The power Of Federal courts % sn;orce
the attendance Or the parties and Uif-
ncsscs, and aIso 20 punish those gniIty az
fraud. The suggestion l. good one. and
would cause 20 immense saving II the
Government.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

The Superior court Or Indianapolis ~
decided that i has no power % exempt
any one from jury duty on The grounds
|of business engagements.
Among those drawn Nv the Jury con-
'missioners were several prominent man
uiaciurofs and business men. who press
ed very hard 70 be excused. but their te-
quests were firmly dcnie by thc court.
which holds that the decision Of the
commissioners II final. Tie action of
the court creates somc CONSERVATION I'll
business circles
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01
runLi>uED EVERY FRIDAY, an JASPER
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. Bl
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. COURIER BUILDING on
Wrsr Sixth STREET.

PRICE or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
single subscription, Tor iiiiy Nos, 81 %
For six months, ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

Education X better safeguard or Iiber-
ty than q standing army. II we rctrcnch
the wages Of the schoolmastcr, we must
raise those ~ the recruiting sergeant --
Edward Everett.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

a teacher writes the editor as follows
Mn EDIroR-Will you Pleas tell me
what Kind of Books that would lie ben.
cfshial 70 young teachers.
ANSWER. Spelling books and first
lessons IN language. -[School Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

Educaiion begins the gentleman; but
reading. gcod company, and reflections
finish him. --t Locke.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-01

RATES - AOftNh - Hs<o'
For square, 10 lines Or less, week. 81 %
Each subsequent insertions, rs cts.
Longer advertisements At the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares.
counted as q square. Those are the terms
for transient advertisements; a reasona-
bIe deduction will be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices of appointment of adminis-
traitors and le4al notices Of like character
10 be paid in advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, cash $1.0o
FOR County " /" ESQ
For District, Circuit, or State, 800
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

those who opposed if. iS ima1serlals In esfAer erent. the peuase should be f1ily informed of the exact condi sion of our debt What part is hon est and should bs paid. and what part is fraudulent and should not he pald, should be stated. This ought 10 have been provided for by the leg islasu-e. 4 fun and official report sheni be something author iiziire. something that can be fully relied npoo as the result O. careful and impartial inTestigatlon. The caarss having passed upon the valid itv of certain bonds. these should he ancladed ia lhe report, with sue cinct statement of the points, 51di- eiHlly determined 4 short history Of tae whole debt, how it was con
 tracfed, for what purposes and bow ibe noaev was Gis5arsed: all these things are of great importance to the tax payers. and such report
 would be of 8 thousand fold more advantage to the voter ia casting his vote inselligenily than all ths bun cozbe speeches made in the cam uaiga. Ia fact, this should be done, I if 10 issue is made. fer it would 6s of value to ths outside world n forming opinie1 ss to the fasGeia! integrity Of the people ard the zbil- ity of tae state 10 pSy.-Faa Burea
 Argus.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
TIE wHlskr BILL

The puovislo3s of The law ~pvoviG ing for the prohibition sf the sale or giving away ofvInous, spiriTuo0s CT Intoxicating hQuoUs of any kind, with n three miles of any academy. col lese, university or other institution of learning. sr Of Sny church house la this state, are zs folloEs
 Section frsi provides that when B majority of the &ialr inhabitants lIvIlE within three miles of anE church or school stall petition inc county coart for prohibition. 1t shall bs unlawful 10 veud or glve sray , provided shs set shall not elect per soas to Eho1a licenses have been a. ready granted until the same expire Section two provides that for the parposss of this zet females ss well as m43ss gre Dpeteat subscribers 10 the petition. Section three per uits The 1s@ ot wIzs for ssersEsaEEl purposes and allows regular pTac Eicilg physicians to prescribe =lco stimalaats, after having made afl dxvis and filed She ESDe with the ooUEfY cserk that he will moi pres cFlbe the same except n case 0i actual EacsssitT. Section fBBr says ihs act doss not amply to cities oi arst and second classes. Seclioa fire Exss ths fine for violating ihs law a. not les. than S25 nor more than slC0 The sixth and last sec ton rspeals al laws iE couaset and makes -he xcl take e5sci and be iu full fono- from Gad aflST it's passage
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

ing for prohibition, signess bs ra joriiv of the adult resiaeaas. Fn2is aad female. There gre some object ionahle features iR this law, but as xe are incline5 to look fzsorably up 0n snythlng thai Is calculated to les sen the hqnor traffic, Ne thiRk the law Is good one. The failure npon the part CT the Senate t0 pass the prohibition amendment 10 ths con- sutton. w2s, iA our opinion, one of lhe mistakes sf that body. That 4 very large proportion or tas Slate
 desire to have such 2n amendment submitted to them. there csa be TO doubt. that the adoption of such aa amsndmeat by the people would rcdoa7d to the honor, the happiness and prosperity of the State more than any other measure. we fully believe But while it Is now probable that we will have to wait as least two years longer before $ constitutional amendment can he submitted 10 the people, the acts above referred to, winch are now 8 part of ths statute iaEs Of the State, are,and can be made 10 prove great benefit to Arkansas. The mere fact Of their having been passed by the legislature Is of itself worth s great dsz., as is will show to the outside world that the moral sentiment of our people is not half so bad as has been represented. Let those lava bs enforced. rigidly and strictly enfore- ed, and they will prove only the stepping stones to fundamental law that will b2aish liquor from the State and wipe ont the 2ccursed blot upon our civilization.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
vug PISTOL Isw
Be il enacted by the general assera- bly of the state of Arkansas
 rTTts~~ . .~~~.a~x~x -rts. c & q ti

Be 1t enacted by the general assera
 bay of the state of Arkansas.
 See l. That any person rnO shall wear or carry in any maaner what ever. as weapon, sny dirk or bowie knlfe. CT B sword or spear n cane, brass O. metal kDucks. razor. CT any pistol of any kind whatsrer. except sach pistols as gre used ID the aruaf or navy of the Iaiiea States. shall Be guilty of a nisieFneanoT. Pre- yiasd, that officers whose duties re qairs them 10 make arrests uT 10 kesp and guard prisoners, togesheF with the persons summoned by such officers 10 aid them in tbe t1sssnarge of such duties. while actually engzg sl in such duties. are exempted from the provisions Of Ihis act: Provided, further, that nstbing in this .ci oe So construed ss 10 prohibit any per son from carrying any weapon when upon a journey or upon his own premises.
 Sac. ,. Anv persons. excepting such officers or perseas on s journey. and on his own premises. Gs are mentioned in section of this article, rho shall wear or csrry any such pistol zs IS used ia tas army O. nayy of the United Stsses. ID sns manner, except uncovered and ia his hand. snail bs deemed guilty of nasde- me2ner.
 Sec. 3. Any person who shall sell, barter. exchange or ofherwise dis pose nf, or ia .ax manner furnish to anr person any dirk, or bowie knife, CT sword or spear in cane, brass or metal knucss. or any pistol of any klnd whatever, except such .s gre used ia ths army or navy sf the United States. and known as the R.sr pistol, CT .uy kind cf cartridges for sale shall De guilty of nisae- Desnor.
 Sec | Any persoa convicted of g violation of snv of the provisions oi this set shall De pnnisAed by s fine Of not lsss ihsa fifty nor more than .~o hundred dollars
 Sec. ,. Any justice Of the peace ia this state who from his own knowledge or from legal information knows or has reasonable groands t0 believe any person guilty ot ias vic l2tion Of this act and shall fzil or re fuse 10 proceed against snch person shall be deemed guilt, of nonfess sues in office, and npon conviction thereof shall be punished by the ssns faes and penalties as prorldss ia section four of this zet. and shsl bs removed from office.
 Sec. s- Any officer in this state whose duty it is 10 make arrests ShO may hsve personal kao~ledge ef any person carrying arms contrary tc she provisions of this set. and shall fail or refuse to arrest such psrsoa and bring him 10 trial shall oe pun ished ss provided ia section ioar oi shis set
 Sec :. Al persons violating any Of the provisions of this &ct may bs prosecuted ia xoy of shs coGrts oi this state axvlng jurisdiction so iEy the sane.
 Sec. :. All laws or parts of laws in c0Ef5cs wiEh he provisions oi act are he-ebr repealed and this 2c' 10 tAks effect and be iz force ninety days 2ftss lis passage.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
10 HF RFcnRnEp.

A sct 70 require clerks to record iassat0Fies. appr&iss bills and sale 6iAls of esG&is.
 Be ii enacted, etc.
 SeSusn ]. l. anal as tAe datv of the clerks of the several probate eoaTss oF this state fe reesrd ia a well b0una book or books Sn inveH- tories. zppr=isementS and sale bills fled by executors. administrators Sna g82rNlizns, :n ihsir several os oss, or ia shs probate cCugts Of their coGatiss
 Sec2 The clerks sh4ls receive for recording Inc PzPsrs named la sctisa ] of this sct the same fees Gs are sllSwel by law foF siGai4r services in the probate court.
 Sec. 8 That this act take sEsst and be Ia force from kE1 after its passage
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

Since IndiasA was sy coastit1- tio,zl Snsz5ns1s &s3sd Eo ths list CT November states only foHr-Ohio. Iowa, Georgia and West Virginia eonprss ;h. October list The state elections ia Michigan and Rhode Tslsad are held h April, Ore goa votes in Jane, Alabama iE Au- gust. and Arkansas, Maine and Yer Doat ja September. All the others, twenty seven i1 number, besides ths territories ycta in June.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
PROHIBITION.

No better evidence is needed Of the growth .zd development Of tls Tem perxrce cause ia thIs State than the numerous lava enacted hy the lsts lsgislAsure in he iztsrss. of ProAibi- sso8. These demozs.r2ts very clear ly that she people are aroused upon this sub jees and thaE they are de maadiag tae eaactusHt of Ee4surs7 to cheek iAs great eysl of iatsnpsr- EEte-
 h addition to h2.fa iozsn CT more acts proAihiuas the sale CT iatoxiCA ting Hqaor withlu three niles of cer- tam schools Azi 4cA3tmits ia dtEer- ezs parts ot the StAts, tasrs was en- acted two general lAws, applicable 's the who,e State, which, if safoscej. cannot fail to bs productive of sSod. One Is a &cs providing thai h ooan ties whsgs s majority votes against license, 10 license can bS lssGed to retail whisky n any part of thsi coantv, even tAoogh B majority iu certain townships ef such eouuty may have voted for lice1ss TAe ether is Sa act prohibiting the sale or giyia- awav 0f any ki2d of insox- icaaag liquors w,this three miles oi 4sy school house oF shareh in this State, except ia eltiss of the first and secaa3 class provs3ei 8 petition is src 4o see esentF court ssg
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

A literary work ot Ille most ah so-binz and thrilling character is soon to bs given 10 :he eorld by the government press 2t Washington II is Surgeon Glsziers history of the hog cholera.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
Notice for Publication.
Lasp 0TElcE AE DAEnssEI1E- V

IaSc DTFEcE n lAEnssEI1E- Ask-.f
 EzrrA IL zsSl. Notice is hereby gwen @G2E tEs falaawlr T. rzrz~5 settler has filed 1zst5cz et has lI1ezaTaaE zo make EnA1 s4-Da. 5- Esog5 Sf 1as c4-i mn And ma sssa ur0af EI5l ss z2Aes before the Register sz.s Receiver GE the E. . 1AEaa a11ee sE AGrGa- zsesae- AFk. aE the Ssh UF A gr4a. Essl. vsz~s F-rsr5Heuce ChEprzAE- Aaalss1e21 SzETy No. szlz Tgr zAe = sA of s=cEsol -A : X z5 Vest
 his rsr t5rElaas residence uEaa- and cilElt Az52E sf s4s- land. rlE-
 ls-.ac In ack- -y1w&vEs EyE1s. 3- NJ stray hsrn and A. Craze z1. uf LgE311- E1sss c0r2-
 I'M GIBs5S. Register.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
State Debt.

The history ef ths last general Ssss ulblg avme2stratss one fact, be
 vond doabt. and that is, tANs ths state aehs uuestiCn $ again to be male an issus n our po.ities Nheth- CT mace saeh oy ghgss who x5vecAt- g2 tke F.shhxck are. a1nEat. 1g lfs
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
cnNcrrxrNa sarr or rols.xs-
EassAet

Tke first seeszon rnakss II unizE fui 10 sell without labels, he sscon3 7ssnirss 6 rsCerd sf sales or qoisnas to bs ksFs: she thir1 declares what are poisaas, ard she EfIh fxes pen xigr- zos less tksu Ere nor more tazR fire huz7sed Tor eArh a1s-ss
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

-Adyices from New Jersey. Mary land and Delaware. ot recent dates. in regard to peach prospects, in8l- cate that at best only fraction of s crop czn be expected
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

-Gsr. HaEkins. the republican exscative Of Tennessee, has appoint ei foar members Of his family 10 i'll lucrative positions. To use s home iv phrase. the governor is ruanins the office s'ior all lI's worth"
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

Management of the Nerld : fair" is troubling New Yorksrs juss now. l. wil be remembered thas Adam struggled with this s2ue problem when there was s8s- one Worlds izir, &nd she got iAs best of him.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
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Letters ar ada Er fstT&zso1 azFsRE been Erz-is- a 1s ne bF -he PTols2Ee EaGTf C t1F< couHsy- Ark z-s2s- aEsal sae estate a9 Daniel MAtAey g Ners4 asfe 0E sad cuGl-K. lat1cE Es Hereby zsvs- ta sll Esrss5zs having clzsE1s against sad ssEses Ha rxAIsit she sane ta me Fz'aE@E1E a1- sassn-5ca1 Led Us1hEa one year fr1z4 fea- slA- lsSz fne 1sae q szs3 AsTzers- CT rssE nl2g 1se .srart.slc3 Iron z1F lse1sss ia sad estS1ss and f said claims az not 50 sxhIhlss,1 Nlfzl1 TE9 Tezrs fraz sad 4Sts, tAeE w1-l se faTSA Sz barred L. o1ANNs
 A6m'r as D&zisl AEzsAsgs- lsc' d. W C EoRz- AsaarasT.
 Tea 17sA- 1SS1- AeNA-
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

The board sf state medical el irsrs. under the aew medical bill. consists of the following well kroEs physicixas of LitEle Rock J. A Diorel J., A. L. Bceysachs-. R C. Jsaniugs, r. E Pope and " [. Green.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
Notice for Publication.
Na-A 7--8 d

AATElr l1s 411&- Nstzss ss hereby given that She follow fzg- nnaa=sa settler hzS Elea 1essce 9s E4s anf@zi20z ta make @aal preaf 5n sugFsarf cf 1ls claim ss- fore zhe SEtsre ueuEEy e9Srt &1 Dovsfs AEx-s on SsEh Area2. 1Ss1- vlE.
 ssgsza Ffrfar ha-n eSse2d e1t-T No s-s1- far ize \ NE sec - T " 2 1s west He names The ko1as1Ezg witnesses 70 E-QTe hss ssrzt7rspls reS Esnce gp92- and gUl lE&T <F sZ ox sss1 land. vzr--
 7. ". Craig. F. A. Bailey i. J. aiekEzsn and w. C. Bnraon. sal q >e1flSFlsae. Ark
 - h a.TN aax- NaEss.sr.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

-Eareka Springs is reported to he bowling with prosperity Hon- dr~is of new houses gong up 211 about ffty new arrivals per dsy.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

In 1876 Texas offered x banner for ths largest majority for Til6ea. and GesrEjz won Recently The same bsantr was returned io Texas for having boiled the largest na5ori- iv for Hancock in 1880 lH 1884 Arkansas win pat ia E clsiz flor thxt flag.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

The stale fair zssoel 2tjOl @& Little Rock is being rsorg4aiEs3 with s view sf beginning il time with the right kga1 of nen 10 make shs stzis fair of next fsll the best ersr held n the state. We wish the enterprise abundant suceeSs
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

Col. J. N. Smithes. ot Little Rock, has goEe to Washington City to look after the land interests of Arkansas.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

M. Lynch. Ysa BaTsn msr- chant failed last week Assets s43.o00: liabilities. $48,00o.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

EnTnurn tllas a1 tsaiaE ST Tan tar Gz'Fsau tswz sA ~Eatss. NHE @NFRn, 9E4rA- Ns4E &sEsAsts E4asaazi Tl8a NM8 AE ssaEa1s esE tte v@4f se NeN NGEE EzusTgN, ErnFs Faaea- q 2sEsss rs2t1. ~A Lasas. &AgsFA3s. New U4as&zlss ae- AStss 3as i. f1a4 rsssqr1Ezla1 sKEsA4
 wEEn HAETsEAN. SNns T g. 5&ENKFF. q GE&HsEl T5rA ~s 1%EEE
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

The maximum limit of petit larceny under the new lar is sl0.
The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07

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 The a.fszszrrS- " ]. EAzenSaxh a.9 aae I5Etae Eeck x-a Fl Sns1A raSlsEsg azzrzEF l. are N4rneS te ST gar 1r rsss c1ETs within fhs~sr SGvs 3s &aszer t&E ces1asA1zt q tlle slSfgstss 8 q Strzczzknz- SzArra 7S zsSl-
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The Russellville Democrat., 1881-04-07
For Sale

n UT ~allEs
 well 51ruraress place with six aats. situated 5r szizurass ss EzSseafxslle the msnsr 3-sixzt.se a.srtsep cf t1wz- Es1 Gf SEsn strawberry rasasss ngsfls. peach and pear Er1es- House h@s good rssI ms staaa3e and Hll nsnsSssrF out hsnFzs sssns zGlI aT wzaer. Terms re@~eEz- f5r Apsssr s2 V As. LfgESGS ION