The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

For the Centennial FormaI,, -.

One Of those Soions who c,.,,-n
their spare time In making cold yea
10 torment the life out Of neon,a
marked ~ = lucid moment. I'm, ,,N'
was nm religion 80 ridiculous AZ ,.""sr'e
without believers. aud the fact Tia, u "
are aiways some who are willing ~ We
low the lead Of others IN any dirss,soi'
" u which holsters the acnieness oa.
". >, somewhat more than consider.,he
during The brief period IN which M
Ns''onsl Opera Company or vsria,.
aiiases stru'tcd iss hour before The nss
NC OF MS country, IN extremely ir,..
lessing side-show took place In the fo.n
OF . pro and con discussion OF The MOI
ny. ETC., Of The ballot between min;ss..
o. The gospel and the 'poetry OF mo,;o.s
ldevotees- The managers OF the N =
=. labored diligently. early and late. ~
between times, 10 educate the publ;e y
Ior down, whichever II might be. ~ y
lsccepiaiion Of the ballet - something
together lovely and worthy OF much ~,
ter repute than Il had heretofore ep;os
ed. The gentlemen Of the cloth 49,
Iequally diIigent In their labor 10 presss.
any such acceptation, and great nnst ~ |
their horror ct discovering the pre..s.
lcondition OF social amusement N ~.
great city, New York. The ballet ~.
broken out. not In spots, but In I mo-,
virulent continent form, among the Nil. |
|of Gotham, who take lessons from 4 oar
ntnc maitrc de ballet in the tricts :,
the professionals, aud practice Il ~
the glory OF the regular Guilty eark !.
Tam OSbanter would c.il it-an abbrs.
IVIufa0 fTnnk which
oe the road 10 wealth. should make IN
wearers m~illionsires in short order.
have not learned, however. that even tbs
most advanced in this line have crossed
the Rubicon, and appeared In public a.
even At private theatricals. Cincinnati;
bellies do mol take kindly to matters ~
80 pronounced . nature. and even feo.
cling, which IL now slipping on 70 N.
wrong side OF favor In the East. i vo,sJ
I"quite too many for Western femin;,s
tastes. There IL one thing. howavss
that the Queen City girls do take u ~
that IL the great Centennial. For r.sI.
every one has been aching for 4 c,;m..
OF the finished new buildings ana ,o-t.~
the aching came 10 m end.
The buildings were formally accs,,.s
by the Commissioner with tbe u,..,
|provisos. The gentlemen who Am.
posc this important body Are IN W.
kind who buy a pig IN a poLe. ma
they have every confidence h ~ ;r,r-
|rity Of the contractors. and The Lp;Iainv.
are "fair TO see.r ihcy don't propose ~
accept what that vencraicd female. Mr.
Psrtington. would call "a whifewashed
platter. I, and have reserved ten Der ctnt.
OF contract price,. until Il Is clear thar
appearance axe not iece;;ive. and that
the work is strictly according 70
The same certainty in the
prompt accomplishment OF their plans.
which have marked every movet that tbe
Commissioner have made. was nantes,
in the preliminary jubilee which signal
ized the acceptance ~ The buildings 10.
Iday. There was no tedious waits during
the cyercises, everything moved with
the precision OF clockwork, and every
see med 10 have sharpened his
nail and practiccd With his hammer be-
fore getting mp In public 70 drive II.
Any singing out Of ~oraiorical efforts for
special mention IL this place would not
only be difficult. but unjust, - depriving
th~.n efFnrfs m thc alsoncfa ~ I'm. ara