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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-12

No. 63--AN ACT to repeal section three thou
sand eight hundred seventy-four of the re-
vised laws, IN relation to the protection Of fish.
It is hereby enacted by the general assembly
of the state Of Vermont:
dred seventy-four of the revised laws is hereby
repealed.
Sec. ?. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November ~, 1890.
No. H.-AN Act 10 repeal numb, three
hundred seventeen, acts of 1885, il. fe alton
to the protection of fish.
It is hereby enacted by the general assembly
Of the State OF Vermont:
Section 1. Number three hundred asvsa
teen Of the acts Of 1888 Is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved November Is. 1890.
No. 65.-AN Acr to amend section four thou
sand thirty-one, revised laws relating to the
time that town clerks shall pay over to the
town treasurer moneys received from the
licensing of dogs.
1t il hereby enacted by the general assembly
Of the State Of Vermont:
SECTION /, Section four thousand thirty-one
Of the revised laws is hereby amended by
striking out the words ION or before the first
day Of December, Of each veal" and inserting,
in lieu thereof srihin sirfy days from the receipt
thereof.
passage.
Approved November p, 1890.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-12

No. 41.--AN Act giving Justices Of the peace
concurrent Jurisdiction with the county court
Of offences for intOxicati0n.
Il II hereby enacted by the general assembly
Of the State Of Vermont:
Section I. Justices Of the peace shall have
concurrent jurisdiction with the county court Of
offences for intoxicati0n under section three
thousand eight hundred and twelve Of the re-
vised laws Of Vermont N amended by number
thirty-six Of the acts Of lHSS.
SEQ. .. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved October 2lst, 1870.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-12
No. 48.-AN Act In addition to chapter one
hundred ninety-two Of the revised laws, en-
titled frauds.

hundred ninety-twO OF the revised laws, en-
titled frauds.
Il IL hereby enacted by the general assembly
Of the State Of Vermont:
Section /. The county court and Justices
shall have concurrent Jurisdiction Of the offence
Of designedly obtaining from another person
money or other property by false pretences or
fraud, a. specified in section four thousand one
hundred fifty-four Of chapter one hundred nine
ty-two of the revised laws, where the money OF
property 90 obtained does not exceed seven dol.
lars In value, and may sentence the person con-
victed to fine not exceeding twenty dollars, or
to imprisonment not exceeding three months.
Approved November 10, 1880.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

WIN. Timmons. Postmaster Of Idsville
Ind. writes: Electric Biiters has done
more for me than All other medicines
combined. for iiai bid feeling arising
frum Kidney anil Liver trouble" John
I.csiie. farmer and sinrkman. of same
pIsce. says: .Find Electric l;isicrs to b.
Tho hest kidney AMI Liver sncdicinr
made mo feel Ikea new man. - W
Gardner, hardware merchant, ssfne
town. v Electric I;i''ers j. just ihs
thing for . man who il all run 'iown and
don't care whethcr he lives or hic- !; ~
found ncw strength. good appetite an'
felt Just like he had . new lease on lite
Only 5Oc. y bottle. ut Martin Friedman,
drug Store. =.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27
Orwell ~Orinasmmcs.

Biii Dawson was IL town Tuesday.
4. q. Hedrick made . flying trip 70
Washington last Monday. w.
Wheat harvcst il In full blast THIS
week. tho crop is only tolcrabiy good
Dwell will celebrate tho 4th In grand
style, every hodv come.
Our people will organize n strimg band
this week. The members arc as f"ii"ws'
VIM. Dawson. Ell. Cooper, Jas. Britain
John Craig and r q. IIedrick. Good.
Ell Cooper visits "mr place more ire
a~ucntly OF late than usual. More the a.
traction. 60 slow. FL.
The chiidrcns' day IT Bethel, on las
Sunday evening. was well attended y
both old and young.
Mr.. Allen Arnold commenced TO ~
Ia Zinc mansion this week. Bartl
ilowcra the architects.
Low. Wiscavcr lost q fine horse tas
week. somc disease of tho brain.
Il. T.. Guthcric, representing I'arso
4 Scoviilc, Of Evansville, was calling Q
our grocery men last Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

Health Is tolcrably good IN this locality.
Farmers are very busy harvesting their
wheat this wcck. which they say IL an
average crop. Oats is almost an entire
. 7. M. II. A. AZ this place seems %
10 IS dead as q last years birds nest. II
,. hau been carried ON according TO by
Avs and constitution, the lodge to-day
would have been Ia a prosperous condi-
uon, out politics killed Ii.
20 good people here ought TO 90 TO
~u,k and clear mp tho streets, taking old
.uuoisn, etc. out Of the way, aud
table.
IN last Friday evening, during the
9,orm lightning struck the house Of Mr.,
."corgc Flick near Ellsworth. stunning
on whole faulty and killing D child
MSS Cora Colo, OF Psoli, IL visiting
Acr sister, Mrs. Hcttie Coble.
hero do the people al this vicinit,
s.'n 70 spend the 4th? The picnic her,
10y fourth was . grand success; why no
"cgin 70 prepare 10 make preparation
~ Het ready for another.
WORTHLESS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

Mrs. Mat. I,cylcs aud daughter. OF
south Dakota. arc visiting her mother
and other relatives
There was preaching nj tho CT.
church. on Saturday night and Sunday
morning.
Harvest aud other work makes y an
im~possibility for any loafcrs 10 bC see"
in ireland. ~
Mrs. Ersasus johnson. ias hccn the
rues Of r. T.. Kcllams and family. TO-
the past week.
largo crowd attended the Media
|eon,css aud The lawn Fcstival. given .,
tho White Isihbon band. All seemed e
enjoy themselves. and We hope they
wcrc succcssfml financially.
On Thur~.iay night common scnoo
commencement exercises were held ~
I,hc M. r. church, and Miss Finis Wood
Room BATTLES and Misses Grace Greer
and Grace McSwainc graduated.
Last Saturday Dr.. T. A. Glrzrn VA
overcome with heat, and for . time D
sccmcd 10 ba Ia danger. bu. At this sisn
no sccms IN 10 much better.
Thco. Yates. who has becn ~ Monfo
City for the past two year, has rctufnc
10 ROMAN permanently.
Tony DAumcrt. the shocmakess sPc"
Sunday wcst Of here. ..
Mart Meyers made bis regular TRIP
Petersburg Sunday. IA,
a thief entered tho house ~ As'
stewart last SATURDAY. night. and appro
pristed 4 sack u -four to his v mse.
James Norman. has been Wishing y
mother 1t Long Branch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27
CeIc.tInc Cuttings.

Business IL dull now. % farmers are
vcrv busy cutting whess.
Mr.. Andrew StricgcI, who Was work
inc AZ Evansville for several y
hn,no o.. ! visit. lie will probably 20
back next week.
M. Charlie Small. the popular ma
chine agent Of Jasper, was 10 Town pa
urday. -
Trustee John j. Meschcdc, and Messrs;
jacob n. Seng. Joe Schwartzmiilcr snu
IJmph. Sanders. and several others lc''
Monday for liockport TO attend tue TN
nick murder trial.
Mr. Mike Agnes passed through town
saturday evening with his steam
thrcshcr. lie brought Il from fcrdi-
nand where ii was tor repairs. Aikc Il
alwavs on hand for the thrcsbing season
mo subscription school conducted by
~si.,cra Ambrosius and Angelo, and \. IL
Srh,cll closed last Friday The term
U.s. 4 very successful one, and they VII
nrobab,y have another term OF two
monshs' On Saturday the cachcrs gave
4 Junc picnic for their pupils In the
grove owned by the congregation, ano
An ,hc school children wcro present, a.
wcll AZ n large number OF ladies. ~ wa
amusing 10 SEQ Rev. Father Ficischmat
smile Al the little oncs, and give hen
their treat. A splendid time WAS had.
Mr.. Egid Mcrklc, our popular youns
lhlackamith, has bought the property
tornlcly owned by Mr.. Geo. Schnaus
liz Il improving his house all over, AM
Il viii have The appearance OF . new on
when completed. -,...
M. Geo. l~Iascnaucr contemplate
buildinr a large two story brick bouss
! which will be a credit 10 our town. W..
|, would like to hear Of . few moro Ike
lilo 90 up. Mr.. M. IIochgesang y son, 2
.Jasncr, arc making brick here, y VA
pu, up the building. ..
Mr. Ignatz Buchart, has been connne
: "a his bed for several months.
u Our band boys are praciicing ~
: nights out Of every week, and are &C.
ling along nicely. Cclcstinc eau 700
0 Ihoast IL having 4 first class band.
4 Mr.. Jacob II. Song has 50 far recover
4 la 10 be able 10 help out 10 Ms s'o'
again. Jake IL q clever fellow, and Y
customers are glad 70 have him WAT =
Q them again. oA'h'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

FronThs pubnaas. io~s. Telegraph.
The adjonrnine Of the Impeachment c.'ur'
last Saturday, on account Of Gen. Weaver
belly ache, cot the people Of this common
wealth nearly $500. One dose Of Cham Der
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhga Remedy
would have saved this expense. And We
suggest, A. = matter o~feconomy and humani
", that the state provide against iutur'
contingencies Of this nature, BY furnisnin;
each senator with q bottle Of that valuable
remedy. 2s and 80 cent bottles for sale o
q. II. falb's drugstore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

WIN. Flick l. building an sddi-
4 Ma residence on Newtnn s'reat.
vhcat harvest T. IN full 5last. and
yror l. a fair one.
H. A. unchgrssng u ~ work on
n .wuert's new brick residence.
IN, and after Jnlv lsi. Ferdinand
mice will la . money "rdcr office
roli,ics ara dlscussed very quietly
d ,ls 80 hot. 'TIs well.
-aDig things"are looked for on July
\. J.spcr. Tho q. A. r. = and >. oi
never do things by halves.
Dubois County Normal has q
4 large attendance this week. and II
20 a successful term.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

0>rThe Pinnick murder trial. at Rock.
mort. was continued on Mon1ay. owing
10 the absence ofa witness. and o. W. A.
Traylor. one az defendants attorneys,
who Il vet confined 10 his room by In
iurics received in the turning ovev Of :
spring wagon he was riding In. The re-
peated continuanccs are putting many
people In this county 10 : great deal Of
Inconvenience and expense.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

lust rs sure as hot weather comes, there
will hc more or less bowel complaint In this
vicinity. Every person, and especially
families, ought 10 have some reliable medi'
cine nj hand for instant use IN case y u
needed. A Is or 20 cent bottle "f Chamber'
Iniu's Ca,ic. Cholera and Diarrh"a Kennedy
Il Just wlnt you ought To- have and AL thn'
YOU would need. even for tho most sewers
and dangerous eases. u . The best M
mns, rciiab.c. and most successful! treatment
Lu.wn and il pleasant to rke For sale al
Il. SulL's drugstore.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

,A-frsoxAL.-Mastcr Felix liaskins and
|his I tors Misses Frances and AMMO, son
aud.Aughtcrs n Recorder Haskins, are
vising relatives at TsylorsvilIc, H., this
wSc<.
Nr. Andrew Steiner, who has been
Visiting His relatives and friends in .Jss-
,rcr, returned 70 his homo In Dushton,
|kansas, on Monday last.
The wife Of Mr.. August Jutt. Of Indian.
spolis, Is visiting relatives In jasper this
week.
Messrs. John l.. Dretz, w. S. Hunter
and w. y. Cox, attornevs. went 10 Rock
port Monday 20 attend the pinnick trial.
Mr.. Albert y. Johnson. Of Missouri,
Va visiting his parents III .Jsspcr. Capt.
and Mrs. Johnson , Of tho U ). Express
company. last Sunday.
Mrs. Johnson. wife OF rsilroad express
man Johnson. is visiting friends IL ILL.,
nois.
Mr.. William J.. Seller, IL spending a
wcok or 80 with relatives aud friends In
NE eastern part Of the county. and while
There will look after somo accounts due
The COURIER. lie Is authorized 10 re-
celvc and receipt tor anv money paid
him on this account. and also "a contract
ior any work desired ia tho printing
line.
Mr.. Z. Schenk. returned from Evans
v'ilsc, 70 his home in jasper, on Wcincs
Gay lasf, 10 spend . few days with hii
iamily and friends.
,.Cc'. q. =. Schroeder, editor Of ih'
i~iuntingbnrg Argus, was shaking hand
WIN friends IN Jasper on Saturday. am
Eave tho COURIER call. Ills census 4
10 duties deprived him ~ the enjoy
mcnt Of the Republican editors big OK
curt 70 Washington CITY.
Mr.. a. j. ~Iloncycutt and vito visiic
petersburg the first Of the week 0
business.
Prosecutor &. M. Mears, OF Loogoote
was shaking hands with old friends |
jasper Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

|Our clover anil courteous railroad
|eer and fellow towmsmam. Mr Gus.
her. purchased from isrrMder la :
at wcck. = very c"mf oriabic and
|ifui residence On Wcss 9TH street.
Iss 10 you. Gus. and long NAV yom
with US, ~ We heartily welcome aII
citiZcna.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

NorrcE. From and after this date al
ersous Wishing livery aervicc from my
able must pay for the anne IL advance,
hfore taking ont Of the stable have
bit too much undcs tho eid plan. and
INST make . general rule to apply 70 ell.
No moro credit"
June ~, TU-3t. JOsFrH BECHART.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27
nuCKLEN,s AKNICA sALvE

Tnr Best SALvE In the world for Cuts
BRUISES. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, re-
YER sores, letter, Chappcd Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruphons,
ANA positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
|uuircd. II Is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
l5 cents per box. For sale q Martin
Ir~rieiman's Drug store.
march 2sfh, ~i31N---ty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

an ice-crcam saloon or eoda
In Jasper these hot DAYS and nights
\own prosecute = good opening for a
Awake cunfcctionrr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

kAcurgs' CouSTY INSTITUTE TIL
nty Institute will hc held ihis yea
week beginning July 2lst. At Jasper.
1 week following the closc 81 the Nor
II. Supt. Wilson L. max; ing arrange
euts for eminent assistance IN its con
pci, and II bids fair 10 be- = very prof.
session 10 all interested In cduca-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

60 10 tho now timer f"r your cook
!. timwarc. 'in roofing AMI gutter
ID wcsi 9Th street.
ions IonEy. Jasper Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

zTScjMhmacher ~ Son have Just rc-
bci emmmcr coats aud vcsts, lawns
cf s:ind, Nice patterns Of outing
fbt.n. nicc patterns ri Zcphyra smh
spring ginghams, . nice new lot Of rib
hons. fruit jsrs " al kind. frcsh yeast
foam, etc. Go and trade with them and
secure = nice a2x30 oil painting. froe
$50. Nv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

WrThcrmometer. among the sos this
week, and no ice Ia Jasper for genera
sale.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

..,.or,,ed a announce THOMAS Y. pltinN,
~. candidate Cor Prosecuting Affofne,
.n' iaa,slal Circuit. subject 10 the decision y
stic Judicial Convention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27
COURIER.
CANDIDATES.


.S.-s,.a 4. announce OSCAR y. wfLhohN.
s.,. fsr Judge 81 tho nth Judicial. .lrsnh
INV. decls al ~ the Demoefasle N0mH"~'.hs
81 Of The Circuit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27
AN OFFER To IA RMERS
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
and

A viii be seen nv adv. in another
column We offer tho "Conrier" and The
progressive Farmer The official organ
of the r. M. d. A., together for 81. Now
II the timo 10 subscribe. Of courseses
these terms, Il IL cash in advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

The CoUnrra asks the public for 10
lob work. We are prepared % 20 -
kinds from q business card 70 : pamrn!ess
neatly, promptly and q ressonao'e
nrjces. Bring on vnur work. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25
Prince Eitel Fritz,

Among the stories of the German emper-
or's domestic life is one about his second
son, Prince Eitel Fritz. The emperor is ex-
ceedingly strict about his sons behavior al
table. The other day little Prince Eitel
Fritz, using his fingers instead of knife
and fork, was corrected by his father sever
al times to no purpose. At last the emperor's
patience was exhausted, and he said: "Chil-
dren who eat with their fingers are like little
dogs that hold their food with their paws,
Ii you use your fingers again you must go
under the table, the proper place for little
dogs" The little prince did his utmost not
to forget this time, and used his knife and
fork like man; but all at once he forgot
again and began using his fingers. March
under the table, said his father. Prince
Ethel Fritz crept under the table as hidden.
After a little while the emperor, thinking
the prince very quiet, lifted up the table.
cloth and peeped underneath. There sat lit
tie Prince Eitel Fritz undressed. His father
asked HIM what he meant by undressing
himself. The child answered.: Little dogs
don't wear clothes; they only have skim"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25

She sat down. He stroked her hair. "The
angels must have spun this silk he said,
We'll, wish the angels would take care
OF i. for it is very Troublesome
"Zaldie il pretty name.''
do you think SOP always thought il
will try to think so.h
DO you know what wish I were, little
girl! wish were q great strong man,
with face so handsome that you could not
help loving me, but alas! am only q
cripple
she implored. IF you only knew how !
pity yon. can not tell you how much
have enjoyed your society-you came to me
as something 70 care for and"
He looked up and gazed into her eyes.
And It would grieve me to give YOU up, y
she timidly reioined.
"Then why give me up;'' he passionately
cried. Let me live here; DO my wife,"
Both of them put their heads on the back
of the bench.
That night as Griggle Strengthened out
his leg and got into bed, he unused; "She
inson has won you.''
The old man, whose heart was held by
theg1rl, gave his consent. The wedding
day was fixed. It was evening and GriQQle
and Zaldie stood near the garden gate.
"Loyed one," he said, you shall never be
sorry"
II know that, dear"
"And when you see men other men "a
active and strong, you will not have &C.
cret contempt for me?''
''Never.'
"Zaldie," he exclaimed, II am sure you
shall not. am no cripple. am one Of
the soundest lawyers you ever saw. 'Look. -
He Strengthened out his leg and hoped
about six feet. The girl shrieked and lied
to the house. Griggle, knowing that her
Joy was overpowering, and that she had run
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25

The afternoon was beautiful. Zaldie
d tired of play and tired of singing, sat with
Il her father on the porch, and the dog, with
"a a garland of larkspurs about his neck
L snapped at the horse fiies that came buzzing
n through the warm air.
N "Who is that at the gate?" the colonel
Il asked.
"Oh, it is poor, crippled man. the girl
Aanswered.
Come right on in,' the old man shouted
6'Zaldie, help him up the steps"
self"
He came up on the porch, not unprace-
fully, and after bowling with grateful air,
hssat down on chair which the girl brought
for him.
II You look SO tired" said the girl. "Let
hme get pillow for you to rest your head
4 on"
"oh, no." Grigele responded, looking up
so comfortable that-that-'' here he broke
down.
Tut, tut" said the colonel, wheeling
about in his chair; 1--WE have only done for
you what we should do for any one in dis
Il tress. Where do you live, hah?''
Il live many miles from here.'' Griggle
replied. that is, the brown hills, among
which once happily dwelled, are many a
4 weary days journey from this romantic
4 place."
why, my dear sir, you do not talk like
AN ignorant-excuse me-a crippled man. -
nj "Oh, papa" the girl interposed, Crippled
sFmen I SHOULD think can talk as we'll as any
Sone else"
.'Well,'' said the old man. scratching his
aead, mot as general thing. There is
lamp Smith, for instance. He is crippled,
md don't know that ! ever saw worse
;alker. However, that is neither here nor
here. What can We do for your"
"You can, if you will, do great deal for
ne. will explain my situation: It was
absolutely necessary for me to have change
Of scene, and started out with that end in
1iew. / have travelled many miles, have
crossed many rivers. but this is the only
,lace that holds out promise of rest.
Now, to come at once to the point, want
% board with you for awhile.
ife.''
but, papa" the girl quickly spoke up,
do let us take him Just for awhile, any
way; It can do Us no harm, and will be so
much of benefit to him."
.Al right. have it your way
Y What glorious time it was for Griggle.
lie would sit on rustic bench in the yard
Watching the girl in her joyous play, and
occasionally she would come up mis-
hievously and throw a handful of flowers
him.
Don't you wish that you could romp
Fith me?' she asked one day.
Griggle sobbed and laid his head on the
sack of the bench.
.sOh, please don't cry" tho girl implored,
didn't mean to hurt your feelings, Come,
Sook ny. now. See what pretty flower
his Isl
1T is lovely flower" he answered, look
az up; but have seen lovelier ones-in
act. I see iovelier one now
Il wouldn't allow any one else to say
hat" she ans xered, smiling.
..Then ! indeed enjoy glorious privi-
E.ge."
IF il is glorious to you 1t il surely pleas
Mt to me-
"Won't ron cit beside mes'' he aaked,