Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 36, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 September 1878 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER
J A N r K M : iii' 1 ! 1
ftUDAY.
DBMOCHtATIC STATK TlCKIiT. i. 0. 3HAX9CU.V, C ViwwHiTh Ohwj. M HMIX Ik ASrtNf Xi.S'-.fTj foam. WlbUA FUMING i !t rMj Pf Hi0r rtrtwral, THOXAS WftrtU.KV f Cwiy,
PUBLIC SPEAKING
For the Country's Good
xioiv. rr. coub.
William -iV. Twi.vlar, will address thf people nt 1KK1.AXII, Monday. September 23d. 187?. t 1 cluck p in.
UASPKR, Monday uighi, fccpicmbor28d?
;tt t (inock.
A Larg Assortment
OF
WwtV Aiikap.-A liori tim ago al ' iwiujc-tir.
couple of youug ladies of this Iowh ill- Mr Inqulrl, dried to slight of !;; young gen-i Ja , x , l7th ,S7g (lenten admirers -a worthy uiwitwuiv. ' ' ' The voting Kt ot' tl "u Ewtoe: Will you permit we, before the ghV pbms were executed, through the soIumhh of your valuable
and be gave the Mistes a wine paper 10 propuuuu a lew question in berth before thov could bring their the Hon, Hoard oi' County Commissionwmnwiiin in bvar on lilui. It now seem crs. Will they pleaso Male why they
Unit the fatherof the girls knew nothing did not lot out tu the loweM bidder tin ... i. u ull ami I1...4 mil- I li I'l . I -lit n ur lit' i-itul litl' llm Pitiii'l.lirtliLn
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..l.tt-.wl IIih VlllllltX trullllMIIIHII in U'Ol'K Mllll tIJIII. Hn II IIMH HlnilVH llttl'll II II IMIS-
for 'him at his resilience1, while tln guy (torn and 1 tliink the. iy? Whs it he-1 lMlliM(ll'thl Imll-IOOIII HOW MlHIlit HIOIIII(ll!HIIM! lillll. .Kit. (I'dllllCIII wie not on1
with uptuniiMl fiiei hihI pouting jipv.ny iiniuiHlc I.miiih wiih I he iIiii:IhI rr f rp C'TATTTT'O I Ntnck out tkr 1'iiouifli to be knoekeil oil coal miners of JH-p.-r. liml he look rt'h.L-UUJV li VT oil) V Virt ! ... I .111... fill ........!.. r... .. ... .1... ... I I..,. I al.i.l '
Willi Uiise Ollll on I. 1 IIB yuillljc ti'iii n--. "i um in..pil 'l,i nun lintl hum
HEATING STOVES
A S II
ut never n word w
(Too bml-it'fe a slmnic.
up anil vximhIii. hk wo il" not wish lo
cHsr our vote for num lltHt hits no re
II.UVX A.TRAYLrtfl. , imm haw. fHKAK H WKI.HOHW.
wmmxTi A.TNiri
'-if
n.,KU)l"XANI.Tue.liy i her -4th. nt To'eliM'k.
j HOLLAND. U'eilnuMhty, bopleutber 'Jflth. at I o'eloek p. ill. iIU,N"Si'i9HC;UUUG, Wedne-.Uy uijjht, SeiewLer 2.iih, at 7 o'clock. Come, all who sire siHlbriiifr from hard jitiiiiiH Hinl ptihlic. IVnuil. hikI let i roisnii toifutlier. tu find the oeuse Hiid the
i
mmi xor on with hU work. cHrryiux on coal furniicd without ivril to price? orHll ,iori.ti..H-. jHh rrrHrrJ. w wiiih. t the fume time h very inlcieMhix tHlk,A-. a citizen mul lax-puycr. we woiilil.oiiieiirHiiNHHyHhi.rt'fiiHtkiWHuiry
II they answer, iiko lor Hie Monorile uciitleinttii tiMt ,,""'",rHr,8rcrn,,,:
Wondolin Erny's, Oh Kt nlJf of Ihr Fubli Nuar. JASPKK, - - - - INDIANA.
ST. ANTHONY. Tui'Mhiy. September, MhH(4 CouveHtluu in m Law Oflicc.lmnf for the welfuie of those that luivo
iiMu Sntein- At 11 o'clock on Woduesdsy morn-j10 ''"f"58'1. ,,,e uwwy U l'; ,,' mni.t. 5M)tain Constiowioual hihss convention V ,,r HS cvor' A 'tik.v.
rcHieily.
iMtolerancw. The follwwiii" (lisjmtch wa?telex'ph d to the ltulRir,tis Dnily Sentinel:
Jkfit'kk!5vviui.ic Sent. 13. 1n the
Southcii.ilerM Indian Conference hero to-ihv such notion r.ns taken by a nuui-
lierof Iti'pHbliHM'MttHibers-of tin ConTereuce tlmt iwlly fmrvvA l) Ih -M ityn to request a locliiin. I'ho Revs. Hester, .Snyder, Meifemler. 'Ctfttwu, .Friediey., Ilo'llidity anil llw.-i-Ko, tMri:e 'in fiH'oi of it iocHiion. The ltevn, Stivers, I'wki, Cmlis. Bilkroii. I'tHcher mni AHtlrw
uji!H.d it. Wbp Harris wftss'in fanw
ot a location. The vole xttHMt-41 tor and 3 ajf.tiHsl. So I)o hi MHt ws vir"tually drivpM from hiseharxeliscHKse he bud 'dared lo run as .t eauditUtodercoH.ifrei iMfWHRt the HcnublicAH ipmlc
There is M?ii 4is$Htisfuction .here Tr
'the res nit, Kt nfcw ihlnistcrd dtHnnc
insf the nctiurht the 6tronifet 4eriMS. Tlie action of Ike conference 'iMirMt to
'help your candidate fr cnrrw a thou
-Miid votes; in l'sct height tu elect him. Uev. Dt La. Matyr is a yeMlarly or 'daiued Methwlkt wiiHi?tt:p, aud has been locatetl at lHHanpIU. A few weeks iiicc he ws HmiHtH fer CeHgress by 'the GreeHiMiokcMiviHitieH ef kis district.
ih1 mere recently the 3emocratic Con--XfcssioH! oHVur.ior, kt mot, at Mar-
'tinsville BHOWTniBttiy endorsed IdM as
' the candidate h4ws leHcrcy. What wm theecretef tkk opposition
'to Mr. D Ln. Matyr in tk conferenoe at -'Jefl'rwnTi!le? There seems to have 'ieenHO chmift ayaiaDt him except the
ftKjf'hwi haviax received atnl accepted
the HihMti for CoegreM aaiast the tltoptiWHcau 3jHtrty, its principles and
HfeaMtres. If there was no other charge
lafaiaethlm, then the ceadsct f the 36
''who-voted against giving him a location
was a greee outrage on the rights ef the
citizen and the free exercise of con -"neienoe in matters of politics.
iMad mc of these 33 ministers who
'voted this OMtraere receiveil a iiohiihk-
itiea by the KcpublicaN party, would he ihave deetiHrkl it, or would he have felt
outraged had his 05 associates voted to
disgrace him had he accented it? We
rather think: he would have been grate
fnl for the honor, and would have eon
gidered himself a much abused man had
hfs 36 brother ministers acted toward him as they did toward Mr. , De- La Matyr. When ministers ol the gospel attempt to control the political opinions of their associates in the talHistry or the laymen of their churches, public scat i men t will condemn their action, and their influence will be lost to'tke cause of religion. Condensation is sure te follow such fanaticism, as surely in the ehurch as out ef it. The fact that the condemnation ef the 36 was manifest in the conference, is preof that liberal sentiment
prevails; and if the 34 voted against
locating Rev. D La Matyr or the
ground ef his political sentiments, they
should he left wiikeut a " location " themselves, tad forced to ''root bog or die" in some occupation where their narrow and contracted views will he
lees likely to com before the public than
in a deliberative body of a greet ehurch.
tn i
0Ta first number of the Crawford
Ceunty Jteeerd, a nesr pper, started! last week at Leavenworth by Messrs.! M. Meuk and S. D. LuckeO, reaehed us this week. It has the true craw of the Democratic reoeter about It, and we wish it etteeese, htt dot't see hew little Crawfhrd will BHppert two Demoerattc papers. Tlte pubiishers are weH known in Crawford cennty, Wowcvsk1, and will surely merit uttrornvge.
tUno Jtkiino Lesson Klettion hhiI I Wlmt it Portends. K-h the first time Hince the organiA-
Uou oVtho ISepublicAii party Maine has
repudiated the principles and measures
ref that partv. In thu recent election,
which took place :i few days since for
Governor, members of Congress and the
State LcgUlature, the Democrats and
t recn barkers f-nowed the Republican
party under, defeating it.s candidate for
Governor and electing a majority of the Legislature, as also gaining several munibcrs of Congrcsp.
Although there were two separate and distinct orsraniauions in Maine ai
against the Republican parly the Democrats and Nationals they labored for
tlio Hccoinplisiliinent of thu same end:
that is, the defeat of the men and mca
Ames of the party that has been iupow
er so long and accomplished so much distress and ruin. These elements will
now form a union, and Elaine may be et down as an aHlMtepublican State, and in the coming elections will unite
with the trreat West in demanding leg
slation and souud currency for the peo-
lie instead of the bondholder.
The glorious work for the people goes
bravely on, and in a few days Indiana
will place her seal of condemnation on
the leaders ef the Hcpublica'n party.
(?) assembled in C'apt, Reilly's law office, and was called to order by Win.' Armstrong, of Daviess, and on motion of some statesman, Mr. Armstrong was ii 'tilo iini'iiiuimiit liuii'iiiiiii. IiLld.
llorrall, of this city, Krcbs, of Washington and Hays, of "Sullivan, were umdc Secretaries, and sontu one suggested that a call of counties bo made, but no attention was paid to the suggestion. Dr. K. it. Weltimn, of Dubois county, was then placed in nomination, and no other lamb being ollered for the sacri-
lice, the Doctor was, uv consent, de
clared to be the Republican .nominee for
Congress in this district, ilio
FALL ATTRACTIONS
NEW GOODS
AT
Joseph BuchmrVs-
liSoo$M Jincl Shoes
Fr the Jifntt Cuvrler, On the Wing.
Mr. Editok. Secinsr an article iH
vent- last weeks itSHu signed bv in
(pjirer. and your humble servant being cognizant with some ficts in regard to
the article Mlludiiiif to Hon, J. B. Goli
man. as a cMiiuiiiute tor re-eiccuou as
County Commissioner. A a voter ami
tax-payer, I leal in duty bound to my
follow-citizcna to express to them a few
reasons why thev should not vote for
the present incumbent.
1st. In regard to (tin bridge across
Paloka nt Kelso's mill, I happened to be present in the Court-hoHe at the time lames G. Stewart, Sr., proposed to the Hon. Hoard of County Commissioners to repair the old bridge for $75, and keep in repair for live years; he also stated that lie would go into a bond for any amount to make his word good;
there was also present, to the best oi niv knowledge at the time, Messrs
Thos. Diileii, J. P. Norman and several
others, as responsible men as we have In the county, all of which I have the honor to refer the voters of the. county to, for the correctness of my statement. This same bridge was let out, and now costs the county about $7,000. Is that economy? So much for John 11. Gob-
man.
3d. At letting out of the medical at
tention to the nauners at the Poor Asv-
: .1." . ... '
lum, one physician put in a bid at $1 50
per visit, the only bid laid in, and thi
would be Honorable went in the night
and proposed to another physician, that
it tie wouut take tne contract lor one
year, he would give him two dollars per
visit and allow him his own charge for medicine. He of course accepted, as he
had a good thing of it and went into an agreement the next day. So much again
for J. is uoiiman.
The undersigned returns hi thunks to
Doctor the nublic for their liberal patronage, and
was not in attendance at the convention, mtorms t hum I hat lie IumJihi brought on
udge Sol Ulair, Chairmaii of the Re- for their benefit n large stock ol
...i. is . o ".. i I
hiuuchii oirtiu vjuiiiiuitiui:, uuxnu iw I m a mm m
make a speech, but as no one seemed to 9XS11AC AlrV WOO&I
iilrkl nn.l flw. lolflirafa f ? AUMl "II MM l. Ml IMVII II- MMH' illM ll
SV4wla IIV.IUAlll.C V I I l VHU UVJ II II , i -t . . k . . ! .
trcet to sco a man, there being no " - i;...-, ... ,;
format adjournment. The number i i-me. an.i ini." on.y .or . ami. wur ,
iftniiHaiinii a t tlin pnnonn f mn u.'hq vs M 111 SllM K Dl
ouslv estimated at from 9 to 17 people
but wo think the latter estimate is ex
travagant. No rules or resolutions i of exeelln I in l)uhni eountv. and he
were adopted, and an hour atiurwards is s,.e ilu t.a pwo the most fastidious.
uoi a man cuiiiu ue iouiki woo wouiu AUu of
cnnfnss tliHt Iir had attmiilnd llm con. I
vention. The nublished call was for I LtJl3iiraauS3
o clock p
when Juii
noon, he announced that on account of ..ict; .)tl-u for all klmlx or tlin cnnvfintinn li ln linlil hi llir i-mirt.l
room, court would adjourn lo 3 o'clock. L0UMTRJ rXODUti.
Just why the pow-wow was held in a Ut lii store .on Wet Sixth street ; and
aw office, and in private, is a mystery trade of all kinds solicited.
ft 1 . a Sal
which oou wenny, m. r. uiiue. a. ii. w.asih. isT,s-iy. Joseph kuchakt.
jicivec, aim oiuers oi me lauiuui, wouiu
lae iu n u esjioiMiou. I VOTIHi: TO IIIlITSil' ItlTI I.OF.ItS.
A HIS UUH VCII11UII IHtlCU MUUUI o llllll
ules. o man cheered a cheer, shed a
tear, or smiled a smile, and even Cant. h- dcrsigned, appointed Superintendent
Itcily and Bio. Loveless were absent, nytiie lioariiot uonntyLotninHsioncrsoi
As the last delegate wandered down the Hmioois county, at their September term.
stens. he sutfzested to his neighbor in 1878, will let at Public Outcry, at the
' . . . - ti i .
front tlmt they onglit to reorsanijse and roor rann oi uunois county, on
uomiuaie a cauaiuaie lor rrosecuiiug Ai'in?n.v ci oan. tura
iVttorncv. but the oulv renlv Kiven him - i i
was. "Oh. d-u it. what's the use: give to the lowest responsible bidder, the
me a chaw of vour terhaeker, an Uet's the building of an addition, IC by 2B
getaway from here; some Democrat teet, also a porch, to the Poor Asylum.
might happen to come up here and see piso ine digging ami waning oi a cisieru us." This was the longest sDeech that for the Asylum. Plans and specifics-
was made at the convention. Ta. ta!- lions may he seen at any time, at the
r Viuccnnns Sun. 30th. reMdcnco of the undersigned on the New
I a o my roan. UAsrKK .ioii.v, oup i.
JASI'KIC UKAUEU SUHOUL. Sept. 30th, T-aw.
N. II. A larr "twit mt thf fctat tfa-wr lillHr-rMr. hNrttwHrt. mtlrry, Ac; alio m rrwt variety mt Km4n of all IM tn lit llHuurbHAlHtma, WHlrh will be nmlA at tka LOWEST CASH PRICfS.
Spouting, Cuttorlmg, Reefing arte! Jee Work isrermttry attended to. Call ami examine etecfc and prtoee. o-i '77, WCNOOLIN ERNY.
NEW STOCK JOSEPH TROXLER8
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THASKKri.l'ofp!.-!fiv.r.lindMilaMrMel. fnllv .Mfxmii Oii .ulic thft It Mv haMtr sn. ;rel iban rvrr In maBHfacturr ettry klad af SADDLES, DKIDLKS, HALTKKS.
.in., at the Court-house, and upkeeps a full line, nt popular pri '"e4wA(rOX AND lIPfJfJY linvm ilge Malott adjourned court ai I Comcand -re them. The highest market, A A:s,,J,L HARNESS,
lMjLfsrv Trimming
OtmclHlhekeilmiiiHwr an.1 wlib tia.li, jnt
uniiwi, aim ctitljr in ilorr
IAMKS, TUACK CHAINS, WAGON AND IIUGGY WHIPS, HORSE AND MULE COLLARS. A lull anil H elrtl atnrk ilaa n VUJ a.
rlriiiaHr lB4.rlirJtr.HllHwwkmnlil(riniiB,r. Whm In hwt 1t me a call. JOS. TROXLIU
April 7, '71-r
firMr. Kendall was awarded tbe.con-
traet wst Sawraay fer the earpeuter
werlcef the MetheAiet X. ehnrsk build
Inf at frekutd, whkb J te be eemnieted
IUU Fall.
3d. The Trustee of Dalnbridge townsliip, A. J. McNerney, employed a physician to some poor outside of Asylum,
and when said physician nreeentcHl his
bill approved by Trustee to the Honor
able, he refused to accept la whole or in
part; the consequence was an appeal,
wlncli cost the county three times as
much as the former bill. So much again
for economy. If the editor of the Jas
per Courier would he could tell how
they treated him when he proposed
publishing the delinquent tax-list for a
great deal less than any other paper in
the county, but what's the us ? I could
nil up one whole page in your paper,
suffice the voters cvDuuois county wil
know enough before the election to
treat him as he richly deserves and not
allow him to squander their money, es
peenuiy wneti times are so Hard.
xonrs m ever, (Juacia. PORTKKSYILLB, lad., Sept. 18, 7I.
Ce-eperatlve dollar stores are want
ed, where people can ret trusted for
things they de net need.
To the Honorable Board of Kilu-i FARM FOR 8AI,H IN BOONE
cation of the Tows of Jaaiior. TOWNSHIP.
Gextlkme.v: -As our schools have rpHE undersigned offers for salo lib
now besrun under very favorable aus- farm of one hundred and twenty
pices, we bog leave lo submit for your 'icres in Iloono township, Dubois cnuuty
coiisuicrAiiuii n iuw rujeiiiaiiuiis oy rvuicui"i cixuuu unit: ntvu unv j. inii
we hone to goveru the schools success-ot range .No. n vol o wet. It inys on
fully and satisfactorily. the township road dividing Ilaiuhridgp
It is necessary tliat parents and sftmr- 'ud iloono township. t m good con
diaus should know those regulations so dition, has about 36 or 40 acres cleared
that they may cn-operate with us in - deadenen ready to clear. hn a goor
nakiug the school a success, as success log house weather-hoarded with three
is only attainable tiv the purest har- goou rooms, large imrn. good wei
inonv existing between parent and water, and other improvements. For
teacher. terms, apply to the undersigned, ou the
REGULATIONS. 1 promises, or addi-rns him at Jaoper.
1st. The first bell for school will be Kkask Lkciinku, Jk.
runs? at 8 -00 and the last at 8:90 a. m.. C)U 3U
a all cutlinla ta a tA rtritii rtr1 t rv ltr t n
their places at 8:W, when classes will "
begin. nyruiIUh Is hereby given, that bv vir
ju. Accorainsr to an arranged nro- tne or a cert ned conv or a decree
gramme, classes will be drilled in all the to tne directed from the Clerk of tlio
branches taught m the Common bchools, Dubois Circuit Court, in a canoe where
and the German language shall be taught in Levi lhtmbergcr, Nathan Bloom am as an additional branch. Ilnruev Ness. Trustees arc plaintiffs, am
3d. The rod shall not lie used but in John Zoller, llarhnra Zcller, Wendolin
extreme cases, and then onlv when Lrny and others are defendants, rcmrh
moral suasion has been exhausted in ing me to make the sum of four hundred
vain. and fifty-live dollars and fifteen cents.
. . a. a ala.af . ...
4tii. Any scnoiar wnose language is with interest on said decree and
obscene, profane or vulgar, shall be ex- costs, I will expose at public sale to the
peueu it correction lau to correct mm. highest Uiihtcr, on
Bill, WJ.,.lll. Il(lhflln k.. Ill ..A AAH. . A I
parents concerning each scholar's at- t wiuocuoui, ioo,
tendance, absence, progress and con- octween the hours or 10 o clock, A. M., duct, which the parents are requested to and 4 o'clock, P. M. of said day, at the examine, sign and return to the teacher, door of the Court-house of Dubois
6th. As an incentive to study and county, Indians, the rents and nrofits
order, cards of merit will be given daily for a term not exceeding seven years, of
to each scnoiar wno Knows his lessons tne toiiowinj real estate, situated in
and who has maintained order during the County, of Dubois Slate of Indiana,
the day. Tins win also suable parent to-wit:
to have a knowledge of the daily doings Town lots Number thirteen (13), cigh-
ot tneir cnuuren. iieen uo), seventeen (17) and fourteen
With the foregoing we will close, (14), in the town of St. Anthony, in said
NEW STOCK
or.
DRY GOODS!
BootN and Shoe,
HATS, CL1, Etc.,
tluat Krreirrd M S. Kuebler's,
Will be sehi LOW DOWN FOR CAIH.
WANTUD. Wheat, corn, oats, bas, dried fruits, feathers, eggs and butter, which will, he taken at iiiohicst market rates in i'avmkxt or acOountb erin exchange for goods. All eereens InalaUt i te'me, wtH s4eeae call 'hf the Fket r SceefriMM- and settle ay Oamh, Preeueeef Meee.
Sfpt,H, '77 If,
S. KUEBLIR.
UNION HOTEL!
WKHT MtXTH STKKKT,
THIS U a Mm HrtHar wlHi ajwwil rmm. well rHrnlahrfl, wnilwill hkjtt la Mrh". nml rhararra rvaaamable. MraM well take rare nr.
however, weekly visits are requested of . i i i i . i. ? . ... i
iiib BCiiuoi jmiruiiB auu uie ciuxens in general. Come and see us! Let no
misunderstandings exist between us by children's talk at home,, as personal in
terviews with you on an affair of each importance it very necessary: ooms
therefore, that we may talk with "you"
about "your chtfaren.
a.m. sweeney Marv-Jutt. John Gramrlsi'achkr.
The above regulations are approved
hy the Board of School Trustees oil
Town ef Jasper, September ISth, U7I. Signed Martin Friedman, Bruno Buettner. Sep!. SKHIi,
county of Dubois, as designated on the
ecorned maps or plat or said Town. If such rents and profits will not sell
for a sufilclent stun to satisfy said decree, interest and costs. I will at the same
time and place expose at public sale, the fee simple of said real estate, or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs.
Said sals will be made without anv
relief whatever from valuation or ap
praisement laws.
GEORGE CO A, Sheriff of Dubois County. Rruxo Bukttner, Att'v for fTT. Sept. Hth, 1871lw. ' p. f. $10 00.
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