Democratic Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 1, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 27 January 1888 — Page 4

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r FID Al JAW RY 57 1888 Ei teied at tte post, slice at Rensselaer, Ind. as Becond-c‘<*«s matter.)

Democratic Central Committee Sleeting.

The members of the DemocraticCentral Committee o: Jasper County, Indiana, are requested to meet at the Court House, in Rensselaer, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1888, at 1 o’clock p. in., for the the purpose of reorganization and the transaction of important business. Let every member be present. JAS. W. McEWEN, Sec’y. Newton County Republican:— One of the objects of the Democratic party in proposing to cul down the revenues to the lowest stage is to afford an excuse tor refusing to fu ther increase the pension list, This will enable them to get even with the “boys” for the way they lampooned Cleveland last summer about the battle flags, &c The above is about equal to tne lie circulated i.: the campaign of 1884, to the effe t that pensions would cease under a Democrat.c administration. The Democratic State Central Committee of Pennsylvania, at its recent meeting, sat d_wn on Sam Randall and endorsed the views expressed by Mr. Cleveland in his message on I’ariff Reform. Pennsylvania gave her electoral vote io James K. Polk, in 1811, on the same issue.

David \V. Shields, of Marion 1 ownship; Austin I*l. L .ken, Union Township, William Wells, Car penter Townshi ; John Rya , Berkley Township, and Frank AVelsh, Jordan Township, have been selected on ‘Hendricks Club’ organization, for Jasper county.— The duties, ouilined by the rece.'t Conference, at Indianapolis are as follows:

First—All clubs should add to any local name which thev may -elect the words “Hendricks League.’’ Second—The persons v. Lose se lection may be provided for by this conference on club organization should meet in their respective counties, and, with the assistance of all Democrats who miy desire to aid in the work, or who may be induced so to do. forthwith proceed t > organize clubs in their several counties on the plan adopted by Uis conference, which clubs, so rapidlv as they may be forme/ 1 , shall seket from their own number a committee whose especial duty it shall be o encourage the further establishment of similar organizations at other points in their several counties, an so on until like clubs are created i > every town and township possible. Third—Whenever a club has organized, under the plan submitted, it sh-'ll be the duty of the Secretary thereof, without delay, to send to the Secretary of the “Democratic State Central Committee” at Indianapolis, Ind., and to the Chairman of their “Democratic County Central Committee,” a list of the names, with addresses and such other information as may be required concerning the members constituting the club. ‘ARTICLE I. “This club|shall b known as the club of the Hendricks League.’ “article 11. “The officers of the club shall consist of a President, a VieePresident, a Secretary a Treasurer and an Executive Committee. “article m. “The President and Vice-Presi-dent of said club phall constitute members of an Advisory Committee, whi h committee shall be subject to the call of the State and County Central Committees for consultation, at such times and places as s«id committee shall.

ARRAIGNMENT OF G. O. P.

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It will not work as you exp. ct it will, Messeures Republicans. You will not make the people believe what you have so wickedly and unjustifiably declared. The p resentation of business facts so plainly put f irt’u by Mr. Cleveland, will compel investigation ;and when that derlarations wi 1 not pass for argument or fact. As an old Republican here the other day whispering y said to another: “Have you read Cleveland’s message?” “Not carefully.” “What do you think of it?” “I have n t read close enough, to judg'- yet.” “\Y-11, I think it is the thinnest thing I ever saw; but I am afraid it will take with the people.” And so it has, and will. It presents no questi* n of free trade or protection; or if one is involved, it is foi free trade on what should b free, and protection for all that should have protection. It presents only a fact There is unnecessary and unjust taxation —bringing ir more money than is needed —by means of an ill-devised and unnecessary tariffs. It works irremediable evils and dangers bo‘h ways, io burthening the poor and creating a corruption fund to be used by the rich, in office and out. It is not only vicious, but dangerous How will you revise it so as to make it m >re just, less vicious and dangerous? So as to make free what ought to be free and protect such b dustries as sho’d be protected. Thi -is the message, .uis is tho proposit on of the President, and no amount of dirt throwing, lying and will make it appear othei than what it is. Compare it with the “hog wash” put forth by your assembly of Republican < lubs in New York as the proposition of th - Republican party to Congress and the people, as a matter of business in government. ’he majority of the people will not be misled; and you will find that such contemptible demagogy will not command re spect for you among a majority of the stable business men of the Nation, whether they call themselves Republicans or democrats. Thank God, we have a President who regards government as business affecting all the people, and not a* mere partisan management to secure and hold office onl . Let the people so regard it, and use party to select officials who will continue to so regard it If they will, the party wid triumph which shows th.- most wisdom and honesty in public affairs. C. H. Reeve. Plymouth, Ind., Dec. 27,1887.

Personal. Mr.N. H. FrohliclHUem, of Mobile Ala., writes: I take great pleasure in recommending Dr. Kintz’s New Discovery for Consumption, having used it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh; D gave me instant relief and entirely cured me and I have not been afflicted since. I also Leg to state that I had tried other reme dies with no trood result. Have als used Electie Bitters and T \i King New Life Pills, both of which I c a recommend. • Dr. King’s N -w Discovery for Consumption. Cohvhs and Colds, is sold on a positive guarantee. T.’la! Bottles free at F. B. Mcv er’ Drug. Store.. 11-21 1.

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE. Ths State of Indiana’ ? qo . Jasper County, f"'" In Jasper Circuit Court- to March Tenn' A. D 1888. No. 3787. Eli Cox vs. Frank A man. George C. Aman- Susan E. Aman- Charles P K n ntZ’ Elizabeth Kuntz- M J Kuntz, John H Grin. A J Baker B q it Remembered. that on this 27th day of January' 1888- the aooye named plaintiff by Thompson & Bro. Attorney- - Gle-d in the office of the Clerk of sa ; d Court his complaint agains' said defendants a d also the affidavit of a compel- lit person that said defendants .ire non residents of the State of Indiana and that the above action is founded upon notes and mortgage relatin t to Real Lstate in the S «te of ludiirm. and that the defendants are necessary Jparlies. Said non-resident defendants are thereto - e hereby u tiffed of the pendency of said suit, and that said cause w ill stand for trial at the March term of said Court. 1888 to-wit: |on the l-'th day of March, 1888. Witness’ My hand and the Seal, seal of said Court. affixed at office in Rensselaer, on this 27m day of January’ a d 1888. JAMES F. TRWTN. Clerk. T'v'm,.- , , Bro jiff’s A”v«. Jafirsuf* u Ai-.v *7 a»

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Ditch Notice. NOTICE is hereby given to Abraham Gingrich. Charles E bill, Gecrge E Pieice, George W Groves, Frederick Winkhauf, August Will William W Hinshaw Robert Hall, James N* White, Edward Perwitz, Sa.r-ue] Lilly, and all other interested parties, nd Kankakee Township, asper county, Indiana: That the assessments made in Ditch Cause No 52. in the Jasper Circuit Court, wherein William W. Hinshaw is petitioner, will lie due and pavable at my office in the Court House, in the Town of Rensselaer County of Jasper, and State of Indiana, as feH«ws: installment, being 8 1 1 percent of the whole assessment, will be due the first Saturday in March, 1883. and each succeeding installment being 8M per cent of the whole assessment will be due and payable as aforesaid respectively on the third day of i arh succeeding month in 1888 and 1 89 till all is due and payable, or until a sufficient amount of said assessments ehal be collected to construct the work and pay the expenses of said ditch according to the report of the Commissioners of Drainage in said cause The assessments on each tract of land and easem nt are as follows: s ? ? H B tJ B n 3 2 a ——3 B - TB ” C Names of Owners. o h g, $ cts. k rz> : -G ’ : ? Abrnh m Gingrich. ’nwne 24 32 5 21.50 Abraham Gingrich, swne 24 32 5 17/20 Charles K Bill. nwsc 21 32 5 10,75 Frederick Winkhauf. swse 13 32 5 57,75 George E Pierce, nemv 24 32 5 43JK? George E Pie’ce, nwsw 24 32 5 17’20 George W Groves. nenw 24 32 5 53.00 George W Groves, senw 24 32 5 86.00 ft] G orge W Groves. swnw 24 32 5 75,25 George W Groves, nwsw 13 32 5 11.50 George W Groves, 40 acres of south part of lot 2 in nw' 4 of s-e 13 49.50 «t 2 August Will, nesw 13 32 5 53.00 $4 z ugust Will. eesw 13 32 5 53.00 «4 William W Hinshaw, nwnw 24 32 5 92,75 Robert Hall. swsw 13 32 5 13.25 James N White, nene 23 32 5 28,75 James N White. sene 23 32 5 17’25 Kankakee Toyrnship, Jasper ''ounty, Ind., for road east, and west through rhe center of sei tian 21, 25.00 KanKakeeTownship for road running east and west through the center of sec. 13, Township 32. Range a. 25 00 JAS. C. TIIRAWLS. Commissioner in charge. James W. Donthit, Att'y for Petitioner. January 27, 1888. >

NOTICE OF ADMINISRATION. Notice is hereby iven that the undersigned has been ap minted Administrator of he estate of Elizabeth Nichols, (formerly Elizabeth Hilton) deceased, late of Jasper county. Ina diac a. The estate is probably eol. vent. TRUITT P. WRIGHT. , Administrator. 37, I°B3

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