Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 22, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 30 January 1880 — Page 4

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FRIDAY. JANUARY 30, JflW. The XiM HblHtM. T! e Uidiek in Maim hive set Hp a H CoycrMt i rebellion against T" ' t fi Government, ami wow Maine tm to be x"iwif lly h II beHt," a lipoid MNttf wed to nr. The Rads. wHh ilM"M- rebel government, are sick of Mfcknjr the same mnlh-jHf wlueh they itnve been nHscrnrMilously administering Democrat for years, and rebel against it. Tbe aire like the rogue who '1W m fWa r Ik taw. Tke IraktHl Argus, of last week, kas a tot or namenkMdt that we are s.rpn.ed any o ftbowhl imagine tkey could jmiIih olT h tin jHteHiteHt cfioitHHiiitv, that fMiilcivp! posted om the events of the rtay. It tkr$m that tke Democrats in Maiwe )mretrHtetl a fraud by strictly n like: f u tke law in every particular, and iu-t.4Hes Hme of tke reOH, fsthe 'leaving mtt of the middle initial of a rau lid ate:? name on the election tickets; 'tke.peMftH of tke tickets in two colors, po a to be. able to distinguish tltem on the back, etc. Let s examine gome of these frauds," and see bow tkey would be considered in Indiana. Suppose at tke next ejection in Madison township, for innfrmec, Mr. Joh Anderson should receive votes for Trustee; John II. Amkr.-OH 90 votes ;' aad Jacob II. Leranion I'U ten. will tke Argus man pretend to aef that the canvassing lioard -fkonbl ev( tke votes for both of the Amiersi4NM! for one man, on the ground that tke peeple inteHdwl to vote for only one. mid Ikn defeat Lemmon ? Xo fair matrwiil 'Htm endeavor to thwart tiie pxpre&ccd w4H of tke people at tke Kills. - .Tut a nmikr state of facts occurred in h loir illative districts in .Maine, and '4ecause tlie rotes are canvassed fairly its "fraud t" tatai of Lize Pinkstoa, .i4)it bMMMH. ami the Electoral Com mtetrion. Iky and all hU beniociarie?, to cry trMMli -gppe$e, airain, that at the tsprin electiiT a candnkte lor Trustee of tSfadteofiMewnsbip should receive 150 votefs the -waMets being printed on colored paper or with colored iak, so as to be a dwttaifuiwinMr mark, and another candidate should receive 25 votes of ballots on plain white mper, would not the one rcceUr'mj: M-e be elected, though re- . r .i tf teiTiBjr WIT fie9ixiH as many as ine other? Itott aesuredly be would, for tn Hiw-i! nmLr fettled, that ballots cast T in a'.way-ecfKzary to law, are not to be etwried. Seme instanced of this kind occurred Xji.Waine. And this weak apMJogtet w the Presidential thieves, and waeieeaie wnbers of the negroes, and smheriMieK of perjury, crie " fraud " at tkis! II tf': u Tke defctk claimed by the council to exist ware ail of such a character as could and-tiiMkl have leen corrected before thedn4 cauvais of the votes." When thetfTcatest fraud of tke lfHh entuiy .wabeaperpetrateil, the steal ing of tke Tresidewcv of the lieitnblk:. and giving. it'to Hayes who bad a quarter of a miliie lees vote than Tilden, and lacked a aia Hon voios of havine: a majority of thee cast, Senator Morton announced tke doctrine that it was il legal to go behind the returns, and Jind whether Iheywnre sustained by the facts. ana by a rote or toe famous eight to seven, this inftmous ruling was made a part of the history of the country, and a fraudulent President seated upon it, and yet the Argne-mai would have the council f. Maine ge not only behind tbe re-iK-itMtot'betitiKl tbe ballot? cast, and lite Uwt and eejr men were elected who liad t recalrW cm a majority of the oaiHKii cast. In Maine, m mi Indiana, the law requires that all the officers of tke election board should sign the certilicate of the returns, a4 It is no excuse for their faiftrre'to de, that the printer had not prHtiec a riuea line lor meir stgnwuros. Tliey wight to know tbe kw, ad if the ruled line ws not there, and they couldn't wile their names without one, peneik and a -straight rule are plenty, as well r fi Aldermen in Maine. No return, would be counted in Indiana, for any omce, wWck was not properly sipiea oy an the officers or the election board. But above and beyond all this caviling about Irawn loems np the grand prmr t a , - vipte iiwi ARnnn iiuenies are 10 ee iweserred, if at all, by giving to the people, of all ckeeee, at the polls, the chance of an HHiatimidated and free expression of their will, and the after carrying out of that wilt. And it Is now a notorious fact that the so-called intimidation of the negroes at the South sinks to utter insignificance, and dwindles in comparison as the small mole hill to the highest peak of the Andes, when put in juxtaposition with tbe arbitrary control of their hands by tbe despotic owners of the large manufactories and other corporations of Maine and the other Xew England States. These hands, with families dependent on their labor for sustenance, are boldly given to understand if they do not vote as the owners dictate, they will be thrown out of employment, and a Congressional investigation has shown that the eleetiea? in that pert of tke country have thus been materially inlueaeed by these owners tor years. There k no question in the minds of any well informed person that in Maine the Democrats and Green backers, new called the Fasten kts, com pose akrge majority of the people of the State, and the investigation in the Fu-

lhal jIm mwt of tlm ditrW, and all of the lilis where Ike Mdtaite etaim a nintimidation which CoMyrceti has decided vitiate- an ehetbw. What action tbe Knrotit will take 1h Maine alter th$ iInont ration, we know not, hut we think if there h? any true patriotism, er love and reverent for (He intitituiiott And government ere ted by our fathers left in the hearts of the people, such a course will He pursued as will demonstrate whether tke Radical jmrty's idea that money and xh aristocratic claw shall rule this land, and chance tke form of government te a monarehv ; or tke Dew ocratie idea that it is a "Government of J tke people, for tke ieople, and by tke people, witk the old JenerOHiaM doc trine 1 ke greatest good for the srreatest number" kept constantly In view, shall prevail. Fr the Jir Cricr. Mnrhm Township Institute. The teachers of Mariou township assembled in Institute at Schneider's school-house, January 17th, I80. As our lion. County Superintendent, G. C Cooper was with hs, but our worthy I'resident not liein? present, the hoHiewa called to order by Mr. Cooper and work resumed at onc. On motion, Mr. Felix Schneider, trustee of id towusbip, was chosen Chairman for the ensuing term, and Joseph Scbwartzmiller was elected Secretary. Then Mr. Cooper taking the floor, presented to the audience tbe subject of Penmanship, principles and spacing of letters and derivation of principles, showing by illustrations every thing be longing to that subject so plainly that every member present remarked that they now fullv understood the 6ubiect of Penmanship, and all our readers are well aware that when Mr. Cooper takes hold of a subject, he understand it thoroughly, and knows how to give it lucid explanation. Physical Geography Mankind, was then presented by Jos. Schwartzmiller. On motion, Institute took a few minutes recess. IIou;e being called to order Mi Kate Schroering took the floor and drilled a clas in Grammar Adjectives. The branch is no easy subject to handle, and to handle it well with the systemic order with which Miss Scbocring did, few would have taken the trouble to stndy over in order to present it so well. As all were very much interested iH the subject, Mr. Cooper carried it out farther, and we can safely say, that we have never listened to a subject so well treated in a Township Institute. Mr. F. B. Mueller then took the floor, and in an address, made a masterly display of his knowledge of Education, wh ich was also continued by Mr. Cooper, and in which he expressed himself very wen satisnexi with our schools. On motion, Joseph Schwartzmiller was appointed to arrange a programme for next meeting. It was agreed that a copy of the proceedings be furnished the Jasper Courier aud Iluiitingburg Signal for publication.. Un motion of Felix bchneiuer, Insti tute adjourned, tatiffied that it bad done good work in a good cnHe, to meet again at Schneider's &chool-bou5C, Feb ruary 2 1st, 183. mOGKAMME TOR XKXT MEHTtNT.. History Cause of the American Civil War, by M. A. Hessener. Penmanship How to teach it to small children, by Mis Kate SehroeriHg. Arithmetic r-uuriamental JCules, by Mis Phylomini Breluge. Grammar Xohh and its Division, bv F. IJ. Mueller. Political Geographv of the U, S., bv Joseph Schwartzmiller. Joseph ScnwART7.Mtu.icK, Sec v. Ttr th Jipr CtmrScr. OIiitHnrj. Died, on January 2lt, m in Hall township, Duliois count, Ind., David Kiley, of pneumonia. He was seventyeight ears, four months and four days old, and was au honest, upright and ifrrn unrisuan. ne was ior over nny years a member of tbe Regular Daptht church, and for a number of yers a regular or dained minister of that denomination He was highly esteemed bv all who knew him, and had very few if any ene mies while livinr. Jle acted as Justice of the peace for several years while liv ing in Crawford county. He leaves an aged companion who is in very feeble aeaitn and cannot survive him a great wnne. Elder Kiley was buried in the grave yard near A. W. Atkins. A funeral discourse was delivered at the family residence, oy nis sen is. Kiley. SWHSCXIRXR. Sllvilltc, Jan. 24d, 1810. Makkiaok Liccxsas have been issued during January, by Clark Gosnsann as follows: Stephen Sang and A. M. Bevke. i;. II. itoHmanand A. M. weekkenberir. tv. n. snoai ami jr. a, jjanuraut. F. Hoffman and Eva Kiefner. J. Bremlain and M. Stenter. J. T. Greene and S. Sweeney. George Bser and Eva Haggen. S. T. S. Cook and M. E. Alexander. John Gerber and F. Sexer. J. Teufel and C. Thimling. Iv. Jvghert and hmm lehans. 03 The Chioaco Weekly News U whet its neme indJeate a nems paper. It fairly bristles with Hew. The Weekly News for six months, and the Coifkiek for om year, both for tl 0, petaee inclHded. Seed yoer Mbftcdption te this Cot.

H ljiWtHre will democrat In mwt of the. dirW, and nil

For Sam:. A good bipmteM tot corner f Mill and Fifth drcet., with a good etable oh H. Knquire at Courier

iMHCC Shok Sner. Mr. It. Week has opened a shoe shop in his new building on the north-east corner ot tke Public Square, in Jasper, np stairs, where ke will be pleased to see all of h$ old customers who want good home-made work, and as many new ones m will favor him. tf. EXECUTOira NOTICE. VTOT1CE is hereby given that the tindersigned has been amoiiited Execu tor of the kst will of the estate ot Andrew P.Grant, late of Dubois county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is sup posed to be solvent. Joseph Mai. Executor. Jamw.-v 30th. 3980-3w. Xo t ice. Co rpora t ion Tax es. The tar duplicate for the year 1879 for the town of . jasper is now "in my hands for collection, and I am ready to'receive taxes every business day during busiues hours. Taxjiavers are reminded that their taxes should he paid before the 15th day of February, when the penalty for non-payment is attached, and it becomes the duty of the officer to collect by distress and sale of property. Andrew J. M N'kbvev. Trees. Town of Jasper. Jan. 9. 1580 3w. M. A. Sweeney, Jr. Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer! OFFICK, Eat Hdq of Public SjHnre-. JASPER, INDIANA. WH1 sdl by itj- or per. drat, a desired. SjifcU! wte to A!mIoNirair. Wl tf !t in Paboii ml .ljotn!urfocutlt. Terra reaMf. Jn, "SO tf, Eiisrene -tV. Ely, tilUorney at Law, OtSee -n teztier at Xxin , rrtJ iut, or tie ttti 1 ilTESilirnr,, Wilt prsfW !n lUk. lcl-o. aaa .iniOR f:n;i-. ai intb llrrl t .ru. W ill MUethl rt salsr! j at til the ura- of tlr IeoU Circuit Ccrt. J .. y. PUBLIC SALE ! Having leaed my house for hotel purposes, and beintr thereby compelled to give pocssion the 1st of March. I am desirous of selling out all of mv stock of FIXE SPRING CLOTHING, GOOD HATS, SHOES. NOTIONS, II Alt D WAKE, Two wagons one busriry, furniture and a large number of other articles which have accumu ated in my hon?e. Wore that time, I now offer them for sale way 1ei.ow Cor. This is an opportunity lb obtain good Clotfcinsr at prire never before offered in Jajcr. This mIc will be open until February J 1th, fHSO.and what h Hofsolil then, will on that day ns offered at public auction, and the sale con tintied until .lie ciitira stork is disposed of. Come before the auction iml select what vou want, atanv rfaonnMa price. Jan. 31 '0O-2I. JOSEPH EGG. AUGUST LAURENT .7ASPEB BLE WORKS! xsv coxTR.tToit fok r.r. kinds or STOXIJ WOKK. corner of sixth and jacxsox sis02rs iiS sttrict to tte public for Mulctef I1 it cri tioni vl famk fen Ik&k twkzi fe, 1 rm m im warn 11$ it l jr kiM nf toa or !l t!elrel. Hf tmp!ny th itt W&ttmrb. al wilt famttli r.t il rl(.lijob, at tmwiM raiot, mt4 manntes titfaclloa m win tKe c'rft for r-sn4ati-ti. r MiC NitrMMje. Call ft mt bfrt Cen tract line J"Hr work. fT LAVKKXT, Jaaper, JuA. For Perfect Fitiing SADDLES, WAG OX AXD BUGGY HARXESS ! CO TO Joseph Troxler's, .NORTH MAIN ST., - JASPER, 1XD. Hf ha Ike !tarot MH Wftt tek In lawn. am miu ciiKAr. . 33ug-gfy Trimming la thVtMr awl wMh 4ttflk. Mt khw ca hm4, a4 emtuailr la Mre HAMES, TRACK CHAINS, WAGON BVUliY WHirS, JIOR5E AND MULE COLLARS. A lt m4 WM tUtt4 Mk tlwart ka4. Ke. Wb ton cirt ilt. JlylKh,'T-r,

MAR

PUBLIC SALE

VALUABLE

1MLLOX, NOKMAX CO., of Ireland Intl., will on THURSDAY, March 2tb, IPSO, upon tli premipf, ofl'cr nt Public Sale, some of the most desirable

nupeny in cuuiucrn imuaiia. vw, ;

Tke Ireland strain I lourin- miUn, Tkeir Large Nfrrreem, WnrekotiM' am! Pork-iioiiMC : al sue l'tltc

I'iMCKt Farm r I)ufmx Connlv, 1 10 Arrcn aiiioiniitlC tin Town of IrclaHa). SALE WILL BKG1X AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

TFKMS OK SALE:-One-fonrth cah, remainder in six, nine and twelve months, purchaser at iving good freehold surety to their approval.

mourns, purchaser giving good Ire choitl surety to their approval Ireland is situated in one of the liest wheat producing localitii miles Ut of Jasper, the present terminus of the C, Jt, & 8, MACI1IXKRY his latelv been added to the Flouring Milk, an

extra condition. There is also connected with the mill9 a Residence, Staiii.e and other out kuiumiics. Fuel coal or wood, can be had in abundance, very cheap. TUB FARM is very valuable for its location, either for fanning purposes or Town Lots. The .Mills. Fakm and Stokk-iioupe will be sold separately. All or any of said property is for sale on Puivate Tekms, before day of Publlo Sale, aud any lersoii desiring to purchase at private wle. or wisbinsr information concerning any of the property, will apply to DILLON, NORMAN & CO , Ireland, Ind., or DILI-OX & DIL1.0X. Jasper. Ind. Jan. 30th, 1880-Ct.

COURT NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA, COUXTT OF DUBOI Ss: Dubois Circuit Court, March Term, 1880.i John Burg, vs. - I Cmplaiut Oliver F. llobb?. X'ancy Hobbs. I Xo. 53. Fnink Alter. Wayne Agrkultui-al Co. ct nl. J 13 E it known, that on the 2d day of J Dpremlwr, 187H. the idnintttK John llitnr, by Dillon & Dillon his attornevs.i tiled in tbe otliee nr the Clerk oftho Du-boi-Circuit Court, hit complnintagninst -nid defendants in the nbovo entitled ejiuse, and on the. !)th day ol Jnnimiy, l"0. Hied in ffild ;;toenit nthdnvit ol compi'tent person, that 4 . ( iinidtnch U. Il.'ii lmiir, tieorgoI. Mendlliatl, little II. ilttmiier. llotiett II . AvdiSott, Jtobei't i. Wlle. Heujamitl S Wellcr, Jame V. Riekmnu. Fnmk Alter j John M. Robinson, Georjie C. Norton. (Jerhnrd II. Mourning Xailmiilel P.looni.!

isfirney iief. Levi iinmteri.'er, Juliii' "V Bamberger and .Ineoh ihmh. rirer. nrofw" ''n ' '," 10 " proper and nccesnrv pnrtie to tlii! And many other thinjf too ntimerous action, the miiiio beiifnn action relating to n''tm. W. nl-o mil you Httc ntion to real estate and is ii foreelo.o a mort-!, "w w" s',"r", oek ofQiieviis-WHin iraire on real estate ituaied in Dtiboi4,tIul Gln-'.vnrr, uiiich we nro selling; t Countv, Indimm.and thev are non-rei.;" V-ry low pn- e. (,, nil and price, dents of the State of Indiana. S.dd ie-,,m1 H'K'i.e our goods and convince

fendants arc therefore herebv notified of! tbe pendwucy of said complaint against them, and that unless they appear and answer nr demur thereto at the ratlin"

wf snid cause, on tl.p econd dav of theiP TiirXKW

tSSSiX h Xm'TOllWI OF 1'BTITIO.V the Town of Jnpf r, in said County and i 0 SliLI ItfcAL E& '1 A'i K. Sille' ", ,,IC thm MoHlla " "areh.T.vTi: or Inima.va, Dubois Countv ps : 1850. said complaint and mutters and VJOTICE B Inirohv given that Jmiiea things therein contained and alleged.! i Corn, Administrator of the etHe

Will oe Iieartl ami determined 111 tlieiriof Elirjibetfi Corn. dei?i-aid. lino ltlr.i

alienee. I'kter J, (Iosmaxx, Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Court. Dim.o?c x Dim.ox, AttV for ITH. Jn. IGth. lt60-3w. pf. S10K. COi'IIT XOTICI STA TB 0 F I X I I AX A. CofXTV op IH'tws, Dnhoi Circuit Court, March Term, IPSO. 1atian JOpol, 1 .rnsntih Ttnth mwl dv'! A I " ....... , John H. Hucbner. j 1K it m3 Jan known, that anM RMi iUy oti anttnrv. A. I)., JfSO, Hie above' nnmed plniutifT. Sektstian Opel, by hi? illlttruat't tMnil t,i ftm .flt..n nl" I Iir. I'IiiiL' of the Dubois Circuit Court, hh coin plaint auint snh defendftntit in tin1 above eilled entire tether with an afli davit of a competent person, that paid de feudatit Joseph Uatb i; nproperand ncc esis.irV party to tlii- ?M-tion. the samelcuijf an acpon to iorcloft a morttraec on real estate, situated m Dubois County. Indi nna. and that Mid defendant J Joseph list h is a non-rc-iident of the Stato of Indiana. Said defendant Joseph Rath is therefore hereby notified of the filing ami pendency of paid complaint against mm. ami that unlc? he anpears and an wcn, or demurs thereto at the calling .. ... . . - 01 win CTiisr, on inrpecoim uav ot me next term of said Circuit Court, to be leun and held at the Court-house, ii the Town of Jasper, inlaid County and btate.on the third Mond.iv in March. A. D.. 1880, Raid complaint and the matters and thinjrs therein contained and alleged, will lie heard and determined in his absence. Petkr J. Gosmaxx, Clerk, of thcJDuhoifi.Circuit Court. Tkaylor aHIuxtkr, AttVp for PHI. Jan. 16th, 1S80-3W. "pf. $7 50. KSTKAY XOTICK. STATE OF INDIANA, M. Dwnois', Cooxtv,s B00XE TOW.VSHir XEI'OKT OF Afl'KAtSKRS. To Andrew J. Vest. Justice of the reace. THE undersigned appraisers appointed by you to value two head of cattle lately taken up by Ttichard l Milhtirn. do appraise the sid cattle atithe sum o t for steer, and $ for the heifer. The seid cattlo are described as follows: The steer is a deep red, the heifer is deep red with a white tin on the tail. Each one has a smooth crop and tipper mi in me rit-ui car. jonn l. uorn and Frederick W. Wiseman, appraisers. Sworn and ftftecribed to before me this 8th day of Jantiarv, i860. rii)KEW J. jT, J, I. ISEAL.J Jan. 16, liSO 3w.

OF

PROPERTY I localities of the State, 4 . W. Jt. Jt. .NEW nd thov are now lit NOTICES! - I C place lo DM' J'Olir l"lai ana i nticy ureccriCN m at the NEW YORK CERY STORE WK AUK SlXI.t.NO Cliolt-p C. Stiear 10 lit, for - B 1.IWI 1 .( 1 .00 1.00 1 .00 1. COLOO It. .t 4. Sukhti it Hi, fur -(irnHiilHtnl 8 1-3 Ibw. for 1uIvtI7-1 K .2 Tlurk tilo CorTfc n MfiliHiii " 4 l.'i ' " !!rtj;lit 4 1-4

ieeuJuilts4ocnl rh..!ri- Tw fromf.Orl. loWI.OO t,ir Il.

" !lion Syntv TS i-tn. it (Sitllou 'nc Star Catn.'l-, so vU. jivr rouiul ."Uiu-Ir!, No. x. - . Wl on j.,r Kit ' 'Ih.v - - 5 rt. iht I'oun.l " ''w1'"" - - - ir.n. iir " rruum - - . aot.. vr - vo,ir invu s,,'f' I am vour very Respectfully, YORK Gkookuv Stoim:. -A j UU petition to sell the Real Estate of the decedent, her ncifsoiml beinir inuflicieut to pav her debts; aud tlint aid petition will bp. heard at the nest term of the Circuit Court uf mU ("mini v. Attest : l'KThit J.Gosmax.v, Clerk. ('. C, Inbol County. Dtu.o.v a Itri.oN, Alt'ys. J ill, tflfh. 1-HO- KV. Ague Cure T a iHirlyvegetatil Wtfer nnd wnverfnl tmn, rt ml In warranted a xjx'ihiv ami certain euro for Fever and Ague, Chilli anl Fever. Intermittent or Chill Fever, ItcHiittcut Fever, I)hhiI Ague, rrriodical r HIUohs Fever, ami all nmtarlal disorders. In miii-mwitic. dlstrtotf, the rapl iml, tmtvtl tongue, thirst, laiMltiMle, hm of apHtitc, pain In tlio lwek awl loins, ihI coldnejw of tlm spine ana extremities, aro tmlv preuinnitioiM of (wverer Mjiuirtmiw, vliich terminate In theapie jwroxystiii, miecccilcd by high fever ami proline peropiratkm. It Is a Htartline fact, that quinine, arsenic ami other poUonous in'morals, forat tho lttsitt of most of the " Fever and Ajtuo Pre prat ions," "Specifics," "SvmiH," and "Tonics," in the market. The prejmratlona uhmb from tlie; mineral jhjwoih, altlM'li they Mre latahle, ami may break tlie chill, do not cure, but leave tho imilartal ami their own drne nomon In the system, protlueln iniliiimn, dizzlneiw, riinftntr in the ears, head caim;iie, vvrtiee, anu foriuidnMu than tho wmjr uuMtfiicrs morH iiwum tlwy were Intended to euro. Avkr's Aot r. Ct'RK tlioroiiKhly cradlcateH tn noxious K)isoim from the Hystem, and always cures tho. severest cases, It contains no quinine, mineral, or any tiling Umt could injure the most delicate wtient; ami Its crowning excellence, aliovo its certainty to cure, U that It leaves the system as free from ilineHMu un before tho attack. For Uvcr Complaints Avnn's Aotm Cukk, by direct action on tho liver and Wllary nppjiratttt, drives out the pdsntH which produce the complaints, ami stimulates tho sy.ntem to a vlgorouo, healthy condition. "We warrant It when taken accordlag to direction. Prapirtd by Dr. J. C. Ayw k Co.r LoweM, Mats. CLB BT ALL HHUHtttSTS RVERTWHEKR, Dec. mfc, lW-ljr. " Cjr Advertise in the Jasper Courier.