The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-01-11

Miss Helen Rose Is visiting friends at
Hnntingbu this week.
Samuel Dillon has recently sold HE
farm near Bethel church, aud will prob
ably 90 west TO engage IN business with
hia son Ellis, formerly OF Indiana.
w. Denote has removed 10 his farm,
where he will now begin his career as a
farmer. |. has not been long ago since
The was married 10 one Of the most ac-
|complished ladies Of ireland. and being
well situated In business, his future ID
full Of promise for success.
Frank Lansford has gone west, with
the intention of settling down to bust
ness there. He has for some time past
been one Of the most prominent citizens
Of Topeka, aud bis loss will be keenIy
felt.
The election difficulties between
Messrs. Afford and Flint have al last
been settled, after long and careful in
vesiigation, Chief Justice Il. n. Green
presiding. IL was decided that Fin,
was elected Gov. Of Topeka by small
majority. J. B. Rose then administered
the oath Of office, and Flint was duly
sworn in aud ut once assumed the duties
IDf his Office, and issued q procIam alton
for the people OF Topeka to observe
IGround.hcg day. We give expression
10 our heart-felt sympathy with Mr.
Afford, in defeat, by the following lines
'Hc who from the battle runs away,
May live to tight another day,
But be who II in tie battle slain,
Will never live TO fight again"
Madison Holder aud DR.. James Wilson
have formed q partnership for the prac.
ltice OF medicine. DR.. Wilson is an old
and experienced ply sician and IL well
known throughout the country Holder
| has lately began the practice OF medicine
having studied under DR.. Wilson. They
will locate at the crossroads, near the
residence of II. II. Green.
Gov. Flint has appointed M. T.. An.
derson 10 succeed Isreal Adams a. Pres
Of the Adams Express Co. Mr.. Ander-
son is an energetic business man. IA.
miliar with public life and admirably
Equipped for his profession. He will
doubtless discharge the duties of his Of
lfice, by the same high order OF talent
that he exhibits whenever put to a test
and IL we may be accepted as compe'
tent Judge OF other mems capacities and
adaptations. we would say that Gov
Flint's choice is in every respect wise
lone.
The Ireland correspondent to the
Argus now comes forth and says thai
we indorse Charley 6tallcup's miscon'
duct No, not Al ell. What we said
was not Intended to indorse such an act
But II was intended TO give expressio,
10 our disgust IT his manner Of picking
lup and making blow OF things that III
mo way concerns him or his affairs. W.
think Il very imprudent indeed, for ons
who is 90 far from being model Of per
fcction himself, to put himself 10 st
much trouble TO hunt up the misdoing
LOT others to make blow Of. But still
greater, however, 10 our contempt, whci
lhe throws his slang At men who ar,
peaceable, law abiding citizcns. For In
stance bis savage attacks upon Mr.. Gill
IA man who lsbors for the good and gen
eral welfare ot al, and whom he so BIZ
lterly opposes, because he speaks his sen
Itiments. AZ TO his kind and brotherl
advice TO Stallcup, we would sugges
that he keep half OF II; although b
needs all OF Il and as for his going 1
the prohibition party, We are not ~ al
ALARMED 1t the prospect, but will furnis
J him free pass q soon - be desires 4
70. EoLoE.