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The daily gazette., 1882-04-12
The NO-Rent Agitation ia scotIa.a

LONDON, April ln.-Lord MacDonsld
haVlog sent summons to twenty of fba
tenants on his estate on the Isle Of Rtno
Tor non-payment of rent, the process SCI,
yer was seized by q mob and warmed no
U return and the summonses were hnrnt~
he 'No-renp agitation is sa,dto to h5I sI
spreading rapidly on the island. ~ pe
The daily gazette., 1882-04-12
asnesaI FoFsiEn News.
LONDON. April 10, 1889.

Oaman Pacha, Turkish Minister OF
War, IL III,
The Duke or Cambridge, comman'
der Ia chief Of the forces, in general
order praises the steadiness Of the
voluntsers under arms on Monday. 1t
b the general opinion Of the press that
the praise ID fully deserved. The re-
view 10 declared to have been q COM
plete success,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-12
News from Explorer stanley.

BOSTON, April lO.-A srecinl 10 The
Soui @ pal lIom Paris saws: A letter wa :
IIicelYed ~ To- lay, dated January from
aIenIy M. Stanley, who is engaged in the
exploration of AIitca. Mr.. STANLEY say
bne tIe expedition is prospecting and 5e
SpeS vedr 70 accomplish the object of il this
Seai' ne was far up the Congo yer.n
The daily gazette., 1882-04-12
NOTICE ! sarah sha.r..

NOTICE Il Sarah sha.,.
Wood hoIsi, nS nSHss S,Ss,.19C ,k19Cwa tbS iSs GFya
hhdirkwood, schneI Dlstt,sn1,e me Village a.
rencaaer Hundred. in No 81, \
New Castle and sta,a me county ~ y
I'M "a eompliarce ON with the peon, ~ lDelaWare
sne ac.s ot the General A ~ en nul,rremenl 7
case made and pioVido d Sn Snaoly, In such
is notce that 1 thsll apply 10 ~ I1tIeby Eiys S
me me Court OF General sssa ~ Writing Ia
peace and jail Delivery ossssloas os shas OF thS
DeiawsLe, In and for New y ~ .1, ne stats Of
on on Monday, the 9Th dav ~ oasut W. county,
!eo1. oelng the next term nj may, A. b.
ior q ilceiise for said house y, y. said court
IaveIn is Tor The sale therein Of sn1o 40 Inn o.
,iquors IN less quantities. tban S.oo&lcatihs
" pc drunk on ihs pr, tpt.i one quart
I lowing respe ctable citiz AID the
WEI 'alu applicaiioS
a. ~, I'D - 4. l. Cam.
II. n. Rnrgess suS"sy,Georee W H,rc.
Win. N. Ward. i Rae. a
WIZ. AshcrafL, Jr., Peter III
ri renee To'.,s Mm. Kitkv odd
anrs aSeiiaon, CHARLES Shear,
-P-o.oe SARAH sHEsRFp
The daily gazette., 1882-04-12
Annoyance Prevented.

Gray hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance is annoying
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents the an
noyaRce BY promptly restoring lhe
youthful color.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-12
AeettnEs Tonight.
WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. =, o.o.F.
Champion Lodge, No. ., K. OFF.
Oriental Lodge, No. I3, X. of P.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, S. Oft.
Harmony Lodge. No. 5. A. U. g. r
Aurtl Council. U. F. A.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-12
THIRD EDITION
1n1eanetona eorTo.Dav.

For the Middle Atlantic States fair
@s4fhar, northarly winds. stationary or
lower barometer, stationary tempera-
rnxa.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-12
TEo city Markets

Chickens per Fair .........,.. 25a.l7,
asBs per uGISn .ss,..., s-..t.'s Z20n -
dam, " %h5iesEle, tas ue a.'4,., 1Iss ~
sliced, .., XG =
lard, per PouoH,,.........-. I4g 10
PORT ateak per poaaG......,, IS
cadhdEe .s.s..s. To
h0Aey per pcNH2 2s.ss..s..r..s. e1as .f
CaDp6Et neT pLtsa.-s-.-.-..t..t $40 4I
cottage chetfe e. pzT alFt....,-, '7
lemons per oozen......,,.,..4 1l53 ~
NJ ttED ne n1tirU =es.s. -s..-- tH.
chops pGT gsiad,..,t- tz,s 70
SHOULDERS retail, .taT nr-,,.L--z
sides and rscon, i-Ga,t..s
fetIat.st.- N
Meekerel pel g'tco .,....s.. ll
halibnt, per pom So, so.s,. 800 ~
yIsl az 4. I 81. per Pc,l I'd ''-.- 40 y
" ute tlsn ..-sts,.. 20
tocR ..s.. 100 j"
Goldfish per pOur6 6....s.....- I''s
hSddock pFf puGnG...........
yellow neds, per bunch...... $50 s5
Apples, per aHli pccz -...... .e- 35
LIMA i3eEub ...s.....tss.s tlC ID
5Wesl Fot4hGc2.. .t......,..-.... IisG L.
Potatoes, per hBii poCE..... Jd
PlcElas per d.2......s....a..,, nSaa 10
Parsley per bunch, ......,.... TO GS
Rale. per hHlf peck u
SpluSch, .---........... IA
New caboa sc per head....... If@ ~
sew tomatoe pes quart 80. .rfd =.
New peas, per hA1 y ck ...... iilbg ~
southern shsd pc ple"e.... 9tfU u
Del ware thnC, per piecC -. SOL 20
herring, per t,z.. H %
Pike, ........ Il
The daily gazette., 1882-04-12
The 10th Century Wonder.

Thousands everywhere hooking to see
the
The daily gazette., 1882-04-12

..-- 49, ~
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
Those Bribery Cases.
Wash. Cor, New York Sun,

Wnsn Cor. New 1Ork sun.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-The circumstances OF
the appointment Of Ex-Governor Wells, OF Yir-
ginia, TO be Assistant Attorney. General OF the
United States to inquire Into the charge OF
bribery In connection with the star-Route trial
are these:
After District.Attorney Corkhill aud his dep
uties had been for some time engaged taking
gallon under tho statute defining the duties OF
that ofllcer, and when warrants were about to
be Issued for the arrest OF Brewster Cameron
and ''Colonel" Bowen, both appointees of At
torney-General Brewster, for Offering n bribe
TO Foreman Dickson, the Attorney General d.
rected District-Attorney Corkhill to turn tho
papers and the proceedings over to the Depart
ment OF Justice.
The ground Of this proceeding was that 1t
was not proper for the District Attorney to IN
vestlgate n superior officer or any OF his sub
ordinates, or TO mako the Department Of JUS
tice in any respect the subject OF inquiry. The
business would be taken charge OF by tho De-
partment OF Justice Itself, and Colonel Cork
hill was directed to cease his labors In that
direction.
Ex-Governor Wells appointment was Mt the
instance OF and virtually by Brewster Came
ron, ono Of the Attorney Generals officials &C.
cused OF being concerned In an attempt TO
bribe Foreman Dickson. His fee is fixed by
the Attorney-General, TO whom he is required
to report.
The relations OF Brewster, Cameron and ex-
Governor Wells arc Intimate and OF long
standing.
Foreman Dickson and some others declare
that this proceeding was to forestall inyestiga-
tion, In tho Interest OF tho Attorney Generals
accused oflcials. ON tho contrary, ex-Gov-
ernor VOLS is outspoken as 10 his intention to
bew to tho limo and do his duty without fear
or favor, though not precisely without reward
or hope Of reward. His fec is understood 10
bo $4,000, payable on the signature OF the
Attorney General. 1t is understood that Wells
will call 10 his assistance Virginia lawyer.
Attorney. General Brewster Is at present on
the stump In Pennsylvania, helping 10 pull
Don Cameron through, and hns not been In
Washington since the day he made his speech
before the Star-Route Jury. SO much OF the
business OF the Department OF Justice as re
lates TO the StarRoute prosecution continues
10 be, as 1t has heretofore been, In the absence
OF the Attorney General and the special coun
sci OF tho Government In the cases, directed by
Mr.. Brewster Cameron. 1t Is said that ex
Governor Wells commission is signed by him
He was Colonel Corkhilrs predecessor in tht
ofnce OF United States Attorney for the District
OF Columbia. The report that he was desig
ia unfOunded,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

Straws VIII Tell

the way the wind blows, so Hahns CON
stantly increasing trade is an evidence OF the
popularity OF his goods and prices,
Gents reliable calf and kip boots, sl.75, So
$3.50.
Gents custom-made, hand-stitched boots
Gents SO hunters waterproof boots.
Gents " .25 and S1.50 stylish and durable
CATERS and shoes.
Ladies' $50 worked hole goat and kid but.
ton.
Ladies' 50 unrivaled nne button.
Ladies 800 hne straight goat button.
Ladies' VI reliable button boots.
Childs and misses 81 and S1.2b solar.tip
button.
SIG Seventh street and 1000 Pa ave-
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

ENGLAND is so fearful of invasion that
on the advice of her military authorities
she will not permit the construction Of the
channel tunnel.
Wait until we get our now navy built.
If England knocks a chip of our shoulder
then we'll invade her and return the COM
pliment of the burning of Washington and
repeat the glorios of Bunker Hill and New
Orleans
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
The PhiIaaeIphin nI.CentenninI.

Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
printed very attractive programme OF the
adelphla October "a 20 tho 27th inclusive
These programmes can be obtained at the tic
ket of1lce OF tho company In this city. ExGur.
sion tickets will be placed on sale by this
company from Washington at 1920.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

Mr.. r. T. MERRIcK, a Democratic stump
speaker, appears to be do fdcto Attorney
General. Vidc the morning papers. Re-
publicans, of course, are delighted at it. By
the way, has Mr.. Merrick made his volun-
tary contribution to Mr.. Hubbcll's commit
tee yet2
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

National Theatre-Bartley Campbells
"Whlte slayc'
Ford's Opern-HOuse-Min Palmer
and Bob. Graham In "nIy Swee theart."
Theatre Comiquc-yarietlcs. "Nobody's
nj
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
Onr Roys, CIothIng

has given such universal satisfaction, both 20
parents and boys, that our sales have been
doubled In that depart ment In the last twelve
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under Me head Of " Situations
Wdnt,dn iCiH herodJt,r De inserted IN THE EVEN.
INe CRITIC three times FREE. We inuue az
Ufshfnp situations 10 avail themselves Of MS Qgcr.
AnstUers di,ectcd IN care NJ CRITIc OMco ,oW ro.
cciro cdrGJuL attention. business advertisements
three lines three HmosJor % cents
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

THE Egyptian Ministry is showing up
in light that disgusts the whole world
They demand the death of Arab aud the
other "robel" leaders, threatening to leave
Egypt unless their demand be complied
with.
If these functionaries, and the Khedive
himself for that matter, want to settle
Arabi's true status let them persuade Eng
land to hands Off while they (Arabi and
the Khedivc and his ministers) fight it out
between themselves.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
WOOD AND COAL.
]. M WHEATLEY,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Best Qualities Anthracite and Bit
luminous Coal, Pine, Oak and
Hickory Wood,
Builders and dContractors'S Supplies
Sole Agent for the Newberg, N. Y,
Plaster. and the Cumberland,
Md, Hydraulic Cement.
Fair Prices and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
OFFICE AND YARD,
Cor. Ind. Ave-, Second and q SITS. N. W.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

The peal OF the orange in the church is much
moro pious IA its eject than banana peel
on Inc Sidewalk. k.-- Cincinnati Saturday Night.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

GENERAL SIMON CAMERON is reported
as saying that he expects to SEQ the next
House Democratic, and that Pennsylvania
will lose considerable of her Republican
representation" But the venerable Win
nebago Chicftain cheerfully added al that
good would come out of the present Repub-
lican crisis, and that the party would be
victorious in 1884"
1t is pleasing to see this good old man
taking such cheerful view Of things.
Simon evidently is posing as the Mark
Tapley of American politics.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

REPRESENTATIVE HAzELToN, of tho
Third Wisconsin District was elected in
1850 by 1896 majority. After a severe
contest for several weeks the nominating
convention initiated the comet, split, and
there arc two Republicans in tho field,
"Boss" Keycs being one. He prints ninc
columns to prove that his convention
was the regular one. If they both keep in
the field it won't mako much difference
which of them is regular and which ir-
regular, for n Democrat will be elected.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
KANTED=HeLn-Een1nLa.

Advertisements OF Three lines under this head
inserted three times for 25 cents.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

INoR SALE-ENGLISH (NdOoRE) BREECH-
II loading shotgun, leather and canvas case,
loader, 60 metal shells, extractor, oil can, meas
urers, powder, shot and caps; price $50. Apply at
Bentley's pharmacy 1918 lith st. n. W. oct2wS
NOR SALE = -BEAUrIFUL LOT
IL Sc. cor. 1lth and SITS, n. e., 100 feet on llth
ST. and rs feet on st.; gas water sewerage and pave
ment; no cash required If parties build. j: w
Starr 1920 N. Y. ave. oc3l2t
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

MRS. JUDsoN, CATERER; FIRsT.CLASs
Nl meals served for s2O per month"; hiso so.s
board. 20l2 X Ut. n. w. ociizt"
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

yyyANTED-A WHITE GIRL, GERMAN OR
w Swedish preferred, to do housework. Ap-
ply at 1903 At. N. W. ocll-32
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
BOARDING..

DoARD - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
ID board at NO. 1918 st. IL Wi references ~ ~
changed, OclO-oH
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

JNoR SALE - AT 500. PAYABLE go
I cash and i5 monthly, several beautiful lots
ment, sewerage, gas and water two blocks from
East Capital'st. cars and Lincoln Park. j. W,
Starr, 1920 New York ave. .0c5-l2t
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
FOR EXCHANGE.

VXTANTED-Te exchange new stoves Tor old
w ones at Buffers Stove Exchange, cor. 9th
and *. Smokey chimneyB cured or no pay. Stoves
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

Sep IN @o%AN TO Sst GeoE Be AMR ws
recommended. Apply at 52J0 o st.. Georgetown.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
FOR SALE-MsceHa Haneous.

IINOR SALE-ONE SMALL ROSEWOOD CASE
~ piano, In good order; price Us; also one very
nne rosewood case pssa pslsano OF superior tone and
n. W. ocll-6t$
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14

THREE SCHOOL OF ART-ALL PERSONS
II interested in the establishment OF Free Art
School are invited to call Mt the National Acad-
emy OF Fine Arts Corcoran Building, 10Th st.
Ocll-att
The Evening critic., 1882-10-14
WAHTED-Stuattons-

WTANTED-BY \ COMPETENT GIRL, A
w situation as telegraph operator. Address
II. r.. Critic Office. ocli
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

The manager of the State Board
Statistics has been digging into thc
records of thc State superintendent of
Public Instruction. with the following
result: During the year 1881, there
were ai6 1863 volumes IL the Town snii'
Libraries III Ire State. The circulation or
which amounted 10 s62.455. The nnn
Der of volumes added was f.o36. hus-
ing tho year COO private schools were
taught in.ihc public school-honscs. Ia
these schools o2S male and 335 female
teachers were employed. This nusnbrr
of pupils admitted was l42V7; 'he nxef-
agc daily attendance, o.56a; ana 'hc
average tuition per pupil ptf mnn'n'
'xlcG. The amount of Common school.
Congressional and Township funds Ae'd
by lhc Counties was S5,l35,50i s. ~
ldlanapolis Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

The fourth meeting Of this township
was held nj No. r. on the 2lSf. The
Secretary says: NV. y. Kemp performs
for this school what Thomson SO happily
.cts forth in his we'll known lines:
Delightful 'sski Torear 'hs tender thought.
ri t.nfh m young idea how " shopi
To pour tho fresh Instructions o'cr ne mind.
~ breath ths snllysnins spirit ana Y tk
The aenefons purpose IN the glowing feast"
The members present were Messrs.
Enlow. Kemp. Brooncr, Schmidt. Rothert
and Misses Keller and Morganthalcr.
What n remarkable about this Institute
the meeting began al 81 o'clock. We
venture Cass has live set Of teachers
Amer some prcliminaries. j. ID. Enlow
entertained the meeting by drawing q
map az Indiana showing the elevations.
rivers, lakes and swamps-
NV. u. Kemp said he had succeeded in
reading and that modula'ion,
pitch and knowledge Of nc piece was
The essential points 70 pc aimed a..
There are great many wotd-callers ~
lthc world but very few good readers
Miss Morganthaler spoke Of Grammar,
Iith Grade. The discussion brought out
ltlc fact that this branch was somewhat
neglected In the township. We need
more practical gramarians. Changing
poetry ID prose, parsing, lettcr-wriiiug
land composition were the points aimed
lat.
j. IL. Brooner briefly discussed pen
lmanship and }. d. Enlow gave practical
method OF teaching IL. How 20 teach
history 10 beginners Uas briefly touched
NV G. w. Schmidt. We need more his
tory 10 make lis really intelligent. Rails
ling The standard for teachers was fully
discussed by visitors rs well rs the mem
bers Of the institute. II was agreed tha
Itwcnfv-fonr months licensed teachers 70
ccived enough pay but the six month
teachers did not get enough for thsI
work. Miss Morgenthaler carried oi
The "banncrv again with 9s X per cent
THE next meeting will be held At NO
n, February 18th.
Program for next meeting: Opening
Exercises. by the President: Percentage
I'M. Eoihert Business Forms, II. ". I'm
How: Analysis. q. w. Schmidt: Letter
WRITING. r.. Mor9anthaler Arithmetic
l5lh Grade. w. Kemp; Geography. 5tl
lGmic. j. X. Drooncr: Writing, Carrie
Keller: Practical Physiology, N. u. I'm
llow: Discussion Benefit of TOWNSHIP
lGradcd schools The Secretary sue
lrcstcd that d good critic and less betting
would improve Tie Institute more thar
simple discussions.
\ How would IL do to have discussion
loflitcraturc and how 10 encourage chill
ldrcn 10 read good books instead Of *
much dry subjects Of the school-room.
1--WE want the people % learn 70 thinl
land know for themselves and there !
lno better means ID attain this end thar
HE persual Of good books. slow th
Ichildrcn how TO use books and you hav
done more FOR them than by teaching
them Grammar or Arithmetic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

The Couricr-journnl pnfs ils finger on
ihc following paragraph. aud invites a.
cussion of the great truth Il conveys y
The reader:
.Waccs III the iron and steel indus
tries. protected 70 the las; notch. havr
declined twenty-five per cent. from 'hc
rate of 1870. This is'protection and per-
high wages Under the lew
term of 1896 wares increased twenty per
cent IN ten years. The professionals
can chew on that file as long a. they have
n mind to."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

The indianapolis Review II rcspons'-
hlc FOR this: On New Years eve George
Brown. who lives near Lawrence, m 'hi~
blessed By The birth 81 npaAr
of twin babies. Nothing strange anon'
that, only one d the little angels t'hcy, W
|uirls) was horn just twenty minutes vs.
|forc midnight ana the other about twenty
minutes ailcr midnight. Here arc tw'nS
|born III different wears, different months
A.ua different days of thc week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

Petersburg Press
Blythe Hendricks leaves for Indiana
polls next week 70 engage in the drug
business. We wish him big sales md
large profits.
Cant. Husbands, or New Harmony
was iii town last week circulating re-
tition asking Congress 10 make M AI
preparation for the Improvement "a
White River.
The large judgement taken against
thc late Dr. Andrew Lewis, II, The United
states Court. has been compromised bN
Thomas n. Paxton. tho administrators ot
his estate. The Judgment was takcn "A
1871 on the bond of Dr. Lewis. X roilNf
Tor of this district, for about $llu91. VA
ine Tic amount Of stamps advanced IVA
some OF tic disiillcrs III The district. iaf
which no money was COLLECTED. The
judgement with interest, amounts now
to about xis.Ouoand II was compromised
for $1,000 aud costs. tie latter amounting
so about $500. This will make good thc
little to The large amount "a real estate
lately Sold BY The administration. and
vastly advances the settlement "a the
estate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

The teachers Of this township met At
l:rcfzyiIc on the 21st. The County sup
occupied the chair. Mr.. y.
j. Gellhausen gave lesson on Ian
ruagc 81 grade. This subject should be
Taught more then ii Is, There Is too
much theory and not enough practice.
II. IN. Schncll discussed the Analysis Of
Compound Numbers. We may teach
to talk even in Arithmetic.
Have form Of analysis and make al
follow il. u. A. Cox presented Common
Fractions in al interesting manner. The
lack of Il knowledge OF fractions makes
many of our farmers poorer than they
are. The County Supt. then talked on
Grading tho schools until time for inter-
mission. After noon he gave nm inter-
cs,inv talk on tho same subject. Ills
work upon grading Is taking well all
over the County and we hope 70 see our
county thoroughly organized before the
next term OF Supcrintendencv. The
next mcctingof this township will BE n
*. Anthony, Feb. lSth,. The program u
as follows. Map Of Ind. y. A. Cox
Model Lesson for beginners In History
u. d. Gchlhauscn; Grammar Analysis
Dosia Hope blackboard Drill IN Zen
|mauship Kate sweeney; I.ettcr-writing
IN. III. Schncll:. H. II. Schncll N chair
man of this township and y. u. Gehl-
|hauscn IL Secretary.
Al the last Institute held in Marion
the following per cent. NJ ~.
tendance was shown for the month:
Louise Bruckcr. y5 X per cent. Al. Scid !
Ia Der cont; Kate Dudine, ~ PEI
lccnt. John kcnncy, 81 \ per cent Mary
lDudinc, 81 \ per cent. and Miller, ~
lpcr cont.
II will hc .ccn Tint MIS- Hruckct wa
entitled 10 The banner again, bu' ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

THE Nrw York World N opposed "
'invorin4 or iemrofiy'ne with erfrpfs,
fions thai have rQrclxch 'aul subsitllrs
from iic Government M. roffes,luu.
dent Al Washington hAs h..rn Interview
.ing Congfcssnicn Q'l thr subject; Among
Others ~ has interviewed Hon Al. n.
Cobb, and Tins 1i,cs
NIX. CONS VIEWS
Mr.. Cobb. Of Indiana. one or the Dnnl-
orratic members Of the Huuse Commit
tee On Public Lands. SHil his own opin.
ions were decidedly ia favor Of declaring
liorici'urcS of lapsed grants in every case
in which corporations had failed 10 com
lply will. The conditions under which tie
grants were authorized. "A Wnn'i ulAko
|no exceptions. and whist arc called cX-
tennaiing circumstances would need ~
Ibe OF a most extraordinary character ~
|gc: much consideration ut ny hands
Indeed. don't see why TIE Government
should be expected % extend further Nj
|vors 70 corporations. They undcriakc
certain work gladly upon conditions N
(which they are 10 he The gamers They
agree upon time within which tiai
work il % be completed and enter npnn
lit with no right 70 expect land grants
unless they lnlfilI such time Requirements
Frhe Government always generous IN M
liimc allowance. There j. nothing com
lpulsory upon corporations in respect W
1.-The preliminary agreement with tAe
'lGovernment They need not agree %
anything unwillinglv. Now. hayln4 ae.
.lccptcd the Governments 'sronlilionf np-
|eSsary u The requirement oi lands Hll
having entered upon ihcir work fully
aware Of those conditions. corporations
-l~hould see 10 II that they comply with
them or abide BY the natural and ilAks
have not inquired
specially 10 ascertain thc opinion 81 oiher
democratic members Of the committee
'Iupon this subject, but from casual con.
versations feel quite safe ~ saying tlsa
II think their views arc not unlike mine"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

This column ~ kinanfss ~ TIE proprietor ~ NE pa
naf ir property ~ fe nchtr "a uhus cnnrfy. tNr
nuArafinn M A<rnrNlnr N any wnfer " Interest m
|ilA public teippi. which na, ntiHe. Every ssthrf.
krfon ~ rtr and friend NJ slnrriltf A the county N
rafntsiy requested Ald VI sustaining inls column
.lhtiAliF Communications for ti'H column should ~
sehf % .. N. DANIEL lksfkn. iArikSA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

James W. CnnHiii. , l' bii.mpp iaTn
q iliniScl. iphn ". Dcin..cf'a ta4nn
iix Leroy tuvr. X. a. ~ NnAonrinn.
John n. Opel Win IN t'rcenp .I
'.eumoi. Mormon F;xhpf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

The fourth meeting Of flis township
was held At No. r, on the 2lst. The
Secretary says: NV. >. Kemp performs
for this school what Thomson 50 happily
lots forth in his well known lines:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-02-03

s'nenrhfiui task 10 roar tiIc tender thought.
Vi i"afh THE young idea hN~ " shppi
Tu posr the fresh Instructions o'cr ne mind.
To breath thr snilvenne spirit. ANA N Ok
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