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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-15

Mr. Thurman says he claims some of the
credit of the democratic victory in Newark,
n j., as he spoke there on his return from
New York. No doubt he deserves a good
deal of credit He was making a splendid
speech when a second attack Of cholera
morbus forced him to cut it short Blu. he
said enough to enthuse the Newark demo
rraIc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-15

The question, SIS Stanley dead or aliver
A more easily asked than answered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-15

for sensation? At all events, good
many people in Bridgeport are said to te-
lieve that Palladoni cheated the gallows,
and there is talk of opening his grave to
see if his body is there.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-15

Mas SALLY CRANDALL. who for twenty year
has been keeper of the Watch Hill tR. H. light
house, has just retired, having grown tired o
the life.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

It seems 70 b generally conceded,
esye Tie g. Louis Republican, that one
looturo o. The forthcoming revenue bill,
% congress will b remission Or large
roduc(ion % (ho tobacco excise e yields
d revenue Of $50 O0oQ 0o year, and d
hardly felt ~ conoumero. Indeed, the
|Dooo Of tobacco consumer Of to-day do
mot know what uutaxed tobacco 4, stoce
they have been uneonscIously paying
|tho tx for twenty-five years. u The
Ihouoo committee ohalI report q favor 81
|aboliehing tho excioe, g will b part Of I
IcompromIoo scheme, whose chief object
4 - st rid q - increastng treasury
|ourplue.
Hut tobacco q % responsive I'D libsr'
sl souroo O. revenue. The taking d
which b unfSlt ~ lhe people, that eoms
lmooeuroo ought % b devised % enable
1.-The states % avail themselves Of tie 950y
|00O, 900 year which he federal govern
Imoot ouFroo6oro. The proportion tha
1 Missouri pays . about a 20, 600 son
lnearIy eqoal q The STATE revenue fFo1
I prOporly taxed. II I'll The states coul(
10 Induced % adopt common epstein .
taxing tobacco, they might roduco thel
Iprop6rly tox raeoo ono-6olk rranco Do
Lives rovoDue % o7e. 900 from %
'.|bocco Italy, o61y 900 900 and Great Brit
||Iau. ~. 10000. u he tWonty-6v
I yoGro & 6as boon u losco % The Units
|9eaeee TIE tx q tobocco - ytolde'
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24
Real ESTATE AGENCY /!
j. b. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent 1t
IRELAND. = IND.


1lo acres. * miles east Of HuntngbiTR 90 acres In
timber balance In cultivation. 10 acres IN meadow.
log house and barn, good orchard, good farm. Price
70 srrss' mile south Of Huntngburg s6 acres in
cultivation, balance in timber good frame house and
barn GOOD orchard. plenty Of water. Price 80 per
acre: hsif down; balance on easy terms.
House and two lots 81 Huntingbure, two rooms and
cellar good lots Jackson street Price $500; hall
down; easy terms for balanse
farm ofll2 acres. one mile south o. Ireland and
four miles west ~ Jasper. about 90 acres In cufiva
tien, some vet land, some good timber land very rich.
rood frame house and log stable. very good farm.
Price o2s per acre; terms easy.
1oo scres y miles west Of ireland, IS acres cleared
balance good timber; poplar, white and black oak
one 81 the best 100 In Dubois county lays very
we'll: just little rolling; enough good timber on Il q
house ana oe stable eas per acre. halt down. BAL
| ancs In one and two years Il per cent.
leo acres. miles nom vepen. Pikecounsy. miIe'
south from Ireland 100 acres cleared balance "a
YER. good frame house with IN rooms good stable
situated good public road, near school and church
on per acre. $500 down, balance on very easy terms
| 400 acres az miles northwest Of ireland. mile
nom Jasper good roads. 100 cleared bal
ance IN good timber. some little vet land. good two
Ter. splendid farm and good neishbor6ood, go pc
acre.
s7sK acres. about $50 acres In cultivstion to lo
houses orchard plenty q good water land rolling,
wSr> ~ st~'~s"t - ~ -~t~t 49, ~'~-f
terms very easy.
~ acres leo cleared and In cultivation. 10 in goo
whits oak timber good barn almost new. good hous
good state Of cultivation and lays very well, mile
west u Ireland Price 5000; terms easy. A spien
dId grain and stock farm very desirable.
10 acres about % acres cleared, good frame hcus
and good frame new barn. good orchard, fsh pond.
s vest ofirslsnd. o2s per acre; terms easy.
~ acrs. on white river. miles north q otwsl
snoorh timber % mere than half pay for farm 600
Iame house. feed lots and plenty Of living Wats
"A very good farm, - per acre; terms easy.
80 acrss 800 sores cleared balance IN timber, 600
Ipew ffsms house, GOOD new frame house. cost abou
COO rood barn. good young orchard. plenty q
part % the land broken, balance rolling good col
some o. The farm little worn. miles west 81 Jespe
On public road, splendid stock and grain farm Pris
loo per acre; halfdown and easy terms on balance.
HOUSES AND LOTS. P0RrERsvILLE.
:. rood name dwelling and store house, both almo
"s~ s ss'i mai i's uss q II 2nds ec.d pars
town. Price ossoj terms easy; very desirable prcI
: lsrty.
Dwelling, barn store house. and lots Il Porter
riea high and - %. good counters and shelving,
sct Everything IL good shape and one u the best p
lee IN Southern Indiana for store, rich fafmit
country III around, good church and school, and Eos
people. rrice ol5oos o6o0 cash. and balance n b
/ land twelve months 4 gsod chance for ssms eAs
s. ssas; S;;ss &, i;s ssgE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

Boom beoml booml booml
The smelter 10 runninG day and night
regardless o. the Sabbath.
Mud knee deep and SIN getting deep
II. but nevertheless, that don't hurt ths
boom.
The school house whore Alex. Abel Il
teaching caught hro last Thursday
morning. but was seen IN time % b ex'
|tiDeuished without any loss Of life o.
property.
The sale OF lots on The 18th inst. went
like hot cakes eighteen were sold 10
lees than half : dsy.
lsaw where Zippy Coon said: "Ou'
town won't look a. little towns 10 two
years." Zippy. you had better notice
our town, and drive kinder allow.
A. n. Abel gave : spelling match
Thursday night, which Was largely a.
tended, and good time bad 10 general
It 10 bic last one this winter. - bic school
|closes on "Wednesday, the Fad.
Ii 4 nip and tuck between Coble and
Hoffman, for Trustee, but ] think tuck
will GET there. II b doesn't stick IN The
mud.
Henry Rudolph, IT,. Il closing ont BIZ
entire stock Of boots, shoes, clothing and
dry goods, IN general, q cost price.
Now 10 your time to get bargains. Oh
yes. there b talk Of another store In ouI
Town pretty soon; that's right; opposi'
tion d the life Of business; 90 just lei
her come. The SPY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24
AN ORDINANCE
10 punish interfering with Street

401mVDs
nEit ordained By The Trustees OF the
- Town OF JAsper, Dubois county, In
diana, IN regular session, Feb. 13, 1883,
that Il shall b unlawful for any person,
without authority from said Trustees, Or
the Marshal Of said town, TO put out or
extinguish &C night, or q any time inter-
foro With. disturb, ipjure, hitch horses 20
Tor modest any street-lamp or lamp.poet
|in said town. Any person Or persons
who, without such authority, shall ia
The night time sxtinguish q put ont
|any slroot lamp IN said town belonging
To said town, Or who shall at any time
llnjure, hitch 20 Or modest any such street.
llampo Or lamp-posts IN said town, b.
| loneing'to said town, shall On convic-
| tIon b lined 10 any sum not less than
lone nor more than 6ve dollars. Moth
ling herein shall prohibit TIE party en-.
Ipl0yed to light and care for said lampe
lfom authorizing any one else % perform
| bic duties.
Il q hereby declared that a smer-
Igency exists Tor the immediate taking
eject Or this ordinance therefore The
| came u 81 force from and after this date.
Witness my hand and sesl -
~, oaId Clerk 81 the town Of Joe-
- Per. this 18th day Of February,
q. ID. 1888.
GEoRcE j. JUrr, Clerk
Town o. Jasper.
Fsb. IL, lsee-st
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
DEFENDANTS.
STATE or INDIANA. I -
DuBoIs COUNTY.
|Dubsls Clrsult Court. April Tsrn 1855.
. .'.'': !: ! x '.s'.. Notice.

VVHE plaintiff IL The shove cause bav-
! log filed biz complaint therein, 70.
eethef with A a6ldavit that the defend.
ant, Albert p. Taylor, b not resideni
Of the State Of Indiana. and this action Il
brought % quiet the title 20 real estate
situate 10 oaid County and State. Now
therefore, the defendant, Albert r. Tay.
lor, b hereby notified, that unIees be b
and appear on The First day Of the mex
term o. the Dubois Circuit Court, 70 b
holden on the Fourth Monday Of April
a. d. 1858, q The Court-houee. in th'
town or jasper, IN said County and State
end answer Or dsmur, to said complaint
the same will b heard and determined
10 bic absence.
IL Wituess whereof, have here
unto oet my hand and s6lxe(
S The seal % said Court THE 2lo
day Of February, A. d. 1853.
I0xArx ECKxnT, Clerk.
TRAYLo1 3 nUNTER, Att'ys for Pin
Feb. ~ 1858 -3w. tpk - 90.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

NY0nCE Is hereby given % the citizens o. jasper,
IN and Bainbridge township, Dubois county Indiana
County Commissioners Of Dnbc county, ~ their March
term lsss under the provisions Of Act entitled IAN
Act % regulate and license the sale Of spuous vnous
malt and other intoxicating liquors. 20 limit the lcense
Zee 20 be charged By cities and towns. and 70 repeal al
former laws regulating the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
and al laws and parts Of laws coming In conflict
with the provisions Of this ac prescribing penalties
for the violation thereof and declaring emergency,
passed BY the Legislature Of Indiana, IN 1878 for
license 20 cell spiriuous. and malt liquors. n
quantities less than quart At time. 70 be drank thu
premises for term q year The precise location
lon the West half u Lot No q. - shown upon ~
Original map Or plat ofthe town Of Jasper Banbridg
township, Dubois county, Indiana.
r.b. I'M. lsss-sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

Y ga iSss e.; sksy ~iii ana honorable
U1Uu ompIeyment that win not take them
n01VuuDA 1ro4 6sir honss and Ssnilles. 7h1
proo0 Gro largo and suse los every in1usFlous per-
~ many h6ve na9e md ere new making several
hu11go1 Dollars mon(h- d b eo1y ~ ony ono mako
- en1 upwards Per tay, vho b willing towosk xltheI
oex young o. "a; capital not nee1e6; " slart you
nvesythllg nev. No specIal abllIty required; yOu
e1ss Ses an pssslcsls!s wnisk ~ nm sss Aadrs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

AYOfCE b hereby given % the eifisens q Blrdseye
IN end JeGerzon township. Dubois county, Indiana
that he dersRned viii spply 70 the Board o. County
Commissioners Of Dubois county, 81 their March term
lss8 under the provisions Of Act entitled "An Act
20 regulate and license the sale Of rpituous, vnous
malt and other Intoxicating Iiqcors 20 limit the license
fee be charged BY cities and town. and 70 repeal al
former laws regulating the sale q intoxicating quors
and allsvs and parts q laws coming IN conflict With
the 81 this ect prescribing penalties for The
violation thereof and declaring emergency. passed
sell spiriinous vinous and malt liquors. in quantities
less than quart q time. 70 Be drank on The premi
ses for term Of one year. The precise location where
upon Lot No. thirty Five Inmsn's addition to the towr
% Rrdseye Jefferson township. Dubois Indiana
Peb a la68-ow. GENERAL McDOWEI<L-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

j 81 are s1Epssssl y q nsrvsls % isvss.
eIsa: 1hess ~. ~ q sss1 e probable
hone o1ouA q sen1 thelr o11sess q allee Co.
Fosl6a1. Melus - receive ne ~ Inflammation boz
oho sox. G Ell 9Res kom - 70 - Or 6ay
- upwards Vkersvcs thsy live Tea ere olarto1 me-
Capital ~ required Some have mo1e ever - d
di6lo 1ay q (hlo work. An soccee6.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
0OTICE il hereby given that the nm
~ dersigned has been appointed Ad
ministrator, Of the estate Of John Boeh
uer, late Of Dubois county, Indiana, de
ceased. Said estate IL supposed to b
solvent.
JoHx ecHorr, Admr.
TAYLOR \ HuxrER, Att'ys.
Feb. "a, 1o60-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-02-24

PUBLIC 8Ak LIE OF REAL
ESTATE.
THE uudersigned viii cell q Public
= Auction. On The premises. q o'clock
IN. D., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81. 1857,
HE house and lot 10 PortersvilIe, Boone
oWuship. being part Of lot No. s., 10
the original plat Of the town. The house
|is good frame Of TWO large rooms, q
10y = feet; good outbuildings, and 81
|boariug grspe-viues On the lot.
TERNs :-One-haIf 81 the purchase
money 20 Be paid In cash on the balances
Il credit or three months will Be given
purchaser giving note u per cent. In
lsrest, and approved eecurity.
a. A. CLARKE.
Feb. ~, Ss-eow.--sts
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IN Jlyt Goilf DUVl b he SalG'

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Larger Than All se~ Yu=iz,s.

The words ''Grna. Wet Esve = s.-rssS-
cs,os po< fully reallzsd - macy pocpls.
As a who's tee wes. is s6oagbf II asea i'm
nsoSe xpTsed @. country, b1. t. get any i6ea
Of the sir. 20 have any colDrshcazoa OF
~hss the great west really rassus u miles or
acres, ooe mus take Esngis rate sad oo,--
pare il AREA with ot5eTz A szsc-s tlz-ze 40
this topic of Conversation ~sz brought I'D
and oue gsutle-1zn WHO swscaz,sy ~es posesa
made 3 ssase0e1t that California lad g
largx uuE1bsr Of gnars nisea thaz
ali tbs regular eas.cTa s:Asss pat to
ge.her- Hs ~Gs lo16iy ls1yhsd q. By
his coDpan!oGz, who were 90 iacreds-
loas TIA. be. 81 81 escgnat suppr Wa
us2c., tbs vhcic party t>-ssssg azztEs: tire o=e
MAJ ]. did ro< tzks h.E7 LOG 70 VII ths
BET: be Showed thsf hA.zs has 2, 30 square
nsies; New Hanpze.rs, S.zSo: vc-nsou., 10.
80; Massachusetts,, $50. RAocs Isla16
SO. Co1lec1icu.. 4, TO. Ee~ Tcvx. q. cLs1
New Jeey. $50; Deiarsrr- 2,iz. s56
Pecn<ytvAnsa n, 0o. Tia Ezskes . total es
oaly III rs sqsv- r-zss. vb>reas szse area
ot California . Il, ssl sq1zre Eaisss. ssay1z.
Il, ig E-.es I'll IN tsrpr q sbs csze western
rata Wbc-c ssca !s-ss s-zzx.s states are To- Be
found .aerc u 10 wo1dsr It's wsois bcssy In
og=tEzcss1z shczla IL o10oEaasss3 q -
s'6rsas Ee
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-13
Locusts Eaten in .klgiers.

It is an ancient and sacred custom Of tho
natives to eat these insects Tradition has it
that at the first appearance OF the locusts
Mohammed instructed his disciples not to
destroy them But one day the great prophet
noticed on the wings OF one Of these insects
en inscription in Hebrew characters saying:
"Ee are tho soldiers of God we lay ninety
nine eggs Whenever we shall lay one hun
dred the universe viii have been devoured
by US" Mortified at this sacrileget the prophet
straightway interviewed tho Lord and re-
ceived the order that IS punishment Of the
locusts the faithful should kil and eat them
That the natives highly relish the dish APP
pears from the saying: Next to the date
the locust is the sweetest mo,sel' The Koran
prohibits the flesh of animals not born, but
the Mohammedsn doctors Of law, as becomes
wise and dutiful guardians of their aocks,
denied that locuses were fish, that as such the
common people might eat them, while the
men In holy order should deny themselves
this sweet morsei in order TO avoid the temp
tation TO gorge themselves Certainly very
wise and liberal Interpretation to prevent a
famine among the poor.-Pniladeiphia Times.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-13
The Newly Married in China.

In Ono respect at least China sets an e1-
ample which all the world would do well to
follow. In this empire every one marries
and no one boards" Hence, generally
speaking, there are as many welded couples
as there are men and women above the mar
riasable age, and as many certers Of hons
hfe as there are couples married
The one modification TO this rule exists in
the fac. that newly married pair finds its
home IN the family OF the husbands parents
until the bride is herself mother. With ths
marriage ceremony. the bride loses absolute
~ and finally oil connecticn with her; own
home, and becomes an integral part Of the
family Of her husband. In il she is only q
servant, performing the most mental duties,
and condemned TO life Of hardship and
drudgery Until she is mother. Then, at
last, she Is entitled 10 a certain amount Of
respect and recognition, as something higher
than beast Of burCen-ChesSer Eolcozab@
IN Youths Companion
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-13
Electric Motors IN Europe.

Though it is well known that the transmits
sion of power by electricity in England has
made little progress as compared with the
enormous extent to which it has been de-
veloped in this country, we are hardly pre-
pared to learn from SO good an authority as
Professor AyrtoD, that IN the whole Of Great
Britain there are hardly 100 electric motors at
work at the present time, as compared with
5000 at work in this country. 1t would be
difficult to prove, we think, that the much
abused English electric lighting act is entirely
responsible for this state OF backwardness,
end we are confirmed in this opinion ty the
very neat definition which Professor Ayrton
has given Of the difference of the term sin
ertia," as looked OF from the English and
American standpoints. AS Professor Ayrton
puts it, inertia, from the foreign standpoint
is resistance to motion, whereas, looked
az from the American standpoint, it means
resistance to standiAg still"
Thus, while our English cousins boast that
they are ahead Of US SO far as science is con-
cerned, and even assert that their machines
arc better than ours, the fact remains that
while they are waiting for developments and
Improvements wo go Giead and attain our
ends by actual experience, and thus, so far
as actual results are concerned, ascertain the
bes. practice, not by speculation, but by
work. And in such results, indeed, is en-
bodied the final test Of everything. However
well theory may indicate results, it is only by
actual experience that the true value of any
system or device can be ascertained; and
though trial and failure may be in the first
place more expensive way Of obtaining this
truo value, it certainly has the advantage Of
getting at results quickly, and in q shape
which mere speculation could never reach
Electrical World
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-13
Tho Parisjenpe and Yer Tfn-ar.pfe.

Smoking, as is well known, is a habit which
is not confined to men IN France and other
continental countries. Many Parisiennes now
indulge In cigarettes even In their beudoirs,
and q recent writer, who is he elf a smoker
has drawn up set Of rules for the benefit Of
fashionable female votariss Of the weed -
Some of these regulations are rather pecu-
liar. Never. says the guide, philosopher, and
friend Of fashionable fuInouses, never smoke
in a restaurant or out Of doors, even when in
company with your husbands. Never liztv a
cigarette after O'Clock tea, even IL your
most intimate friends only are present.
Smoke after your meals at home, either in
room ad hoe or In your boudoir. Do not bold
the cigarette between your teeth or at tee
sides OF your mouths. Such low tricks are
unworthy even Of well bred men, and you
must be mindful TO carry the cigarette grsee-
fully TO your lips. and 20 blow gentle wresths
CT etherealizsd essence around you from your
mouths, or II you lie, down from year
noses Be extremely carefui not 20 all0x any
ashes to fan on your dressos or your carpets,
and be sure that your cigarette holders and
their cases, yorr match bores, your ash trays,
and your general appliances for tie enjoy
ment OF tobacco. be cs delicate and artistic
Is al objects used by ladies should be
By attention to these rules, concludes their
compiler furneose may frequently make
bsrsslf additionally Interesting and p.qnsnt.
Blowing clouds Of smoke from TIE ooss may
erea develop into r1os, Fascinating opera
ton, provided the smoker have q pre..y pro
bcseis, ard that ths profile F &c only be kc,r1
by tho sdmirirg cavalier CT su!tOr ss tee
blue gray vspor desceuds Gea.czts4y froza tbs
nostrik-Tna ArgSoAs.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-13
Republicans Claim the Governor
ship and the Legislature are
Probably Republican.
Senator Kenna Estimates the Legislature
as Democratic on Joint Ballot
by Two Majority.
Returns From California Give That State
to Harrison by Several Thousand
Returns from Pennsylvania
President-Elect HarrisOn'S
Mail Matter.
WEATHER BULLETINS.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Nov.
I2.-The highest temperature was 4S.2
the lowest 345o, and the mean
1000, with fresh south backing to south
east winds: warmer, fair weather and sta
tionary barometer.
The maximum velocity of wind was
- miles per hour at 10:35 a. IN.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
at a. m. 30.14S inches; at 2 p. III. 80. 100
inches; at Z p m. 30.l07 inches.
Mean relative humidity IS per cent.
FRED l.. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Noy 12.-The indications for twenty-four
hours, commencing Tuesday, November
3D. at Z a. m, are as follows:
For Kansas: Fair. slightly warmer in
eastern portion, stationary temperature in
western portion.
For Missouri: Stationary temperature,
southerly winds.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-13

A correspondent Of The Book Buyer writes
that ths ''housscf ssyaa gasles7 n sill In tbs
possession Of tie Bryant family. being now
oocurast By Sr Harold 9Od=tn, = Y1n Of
Ar. fzrke Goodwin. kr. Organic son-in-ia~
Many Of the posi- effects srs still In the
bos.ss. In the library his dssk ard chair re-
Esstn practically - LETT tsara. and u the
saszs room are tbn pz.atings given hin ~
too American artists Tis hoass IL kept Ia
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