Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 22, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 30 July 1880 — Page 1
Weekly Courier?.
Jasper
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VOL.
JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1880.
NO. S3.
HtfHIII COUNTY, ISIHANA, K"V OUKHI2XT DOA.NB. nrKlCIC-lw Courier Buitmsid on Wrr Sixth Strkkt. ii5 '"ITriUK"oi' HUMSCKIl'TIOX.
fail Subsoriutlou, for fty Nos,, $1 &0
..TNOr AIIVHKT-'HKISO.
kw seuare, 10 lines or less, 1 wouk,$l 00
KCH HM"I4"' ' .... AiiverLiaementsat the Mine rate
l'ln vihi aunareor rtouares
tinted MmrRre. These are the terms
fie deduction will be made to regular
advertisers. l u tinnititllllMlL OI RUtUllUS
MSu;K.h,oticM of like ch.ot.r
to be in wvhhcc. i vvniTVriNIl OANItlATKS.
m 1.1. rirR..AFB lHfh sl.OO
Kor own;...,. M
nt ..,. 5-00
For uisinui, vii " '
Far tfca Jutr LVk.
"WIN FIELD S. HANCOCK.
W,ut ,,ia,,v wl.n attemut to toseh iiotwjeslfered wv&Wl other eleweHU of siieces.
i.r. .t.. , Ir .Tnuou nor tiraaatUtftH llH A afWl
very u e general iniui-iiiuniit v ii " i-v - - .. ' .. .. V . , ffi. . 1 ti. wilt, a liariA- ah 'I lift UM of tm
iinnnfifiltv). and even of Text-book knowi
J.,, I..l,cock fcKn.ll.h Gl.. dub. , M.. ta , . ' W ""J"
I nV ------
war next presented with a
AIIl-'John Brown".
iancock'a r soldier in tbe army of the
lll'AVP. ...
" - . . . cniuiinn
With 1.1m we'll go marching along. Teachera Influence," by Mr.
- if i.mi In msBtprlv manner. He
CnoKUS.-Glory, glory, hallelujah, c. i fe ,.,5,,;,, exception to the tin ..11,....:.... !. Knnnu tn i-ovrl r
nn,.el.,..tri,c, initio wan ttin tui'Biusrr'
AIQlllflUUtSM O MT1W T m . . . " m
tmint of war.
GuuerHl Haucook led the van.
JOHN T BBBTZ,
attorney at Law,
AN" H'flTARY MJIIIilC.
v urn it MM AC H KR'S BLOCK
Ultitr. JASPER. IMDIA1T4.
of education. That the too common
Ipractioe of hurrying pupils through
IinOKR tillUlllll II U IIVIII -WH.U. d
01 k low nir tno young 10 reu ciwbj '""" SZZu lite, aturc ; of n.Hling leeching a stepping- courtly houd be Ud umm ipj RC plee
brouiriit forth an Hniniatert diwumon our mui.c kiiwii, w nw P,-.
nrectice
young to read chaffy
Rtion with awener or Tm y of the
Text-bookn." He presented some gewl
iileae.and he thought that the Text-hook
fiiouia ue aiKpeiiMiu wiium iiihcii
chould be previously studied, and that Text-hooks should be used only m a
triiide to both teacher and nupi'.e worK.
Th subject of ''Habits of courtesy,
was nrMentMl liv Mr. 1'llfeIU atiu whk
ilmtidled in m maslerlv manner. Acta of
llctitious writings, by the Itevs.
v 1 sen f, .Toiiks WooiIh and others, end
Garfield as a soldier proved him self a;
rfnesrade
And for Congrese came n.arcJimg", Th next ubiect: "How
to make schools attinctive," was in the
" - ausence 01 a paper, jhuhmhiuv h""" e?V 1 .tuia Ke'bv Supt. Cooper, Mr. Bllderbuk and said.ueh men bhould o pV0f. Bruce Cnrr. It waa the prevailing
Francis J. Reinhard, attorney at Jjaw, JAPI'KIt, INDIANA.
will r-tCtf In ttie'rl rf UnhM
U. r.iofi.i-n.1 a coat ill (IniliTM tO H
111 IMVIUI Vl - "H"
life noon the field,
And Hayes
scalped.
Hancock as a statesman U a Solon iu the laud, As order number 40 show.
Hancock's not tainted as a Credit Mobi-!
Nor with a DcGolyer fraud.
Th Glory of n Kcualtod Nntion. HANCOCK CAMPAION SoNO. 1
Come, brothers, let us rise, i A 11 rl liattoa th thn vnlden hkies.
liear the olive uraucn 01 peauu tiu
Nation ; For the bugle calls to-uny, And our hero leads the way, To the glorv of a reunited nation.
Chorus He will execute the trust, A ..,1 .niQl'rl tllO CUIM'Pfl lllUL
Of the heroes of the grand old lankeo
nation : And the people everywhere Will cenil on high a prayer. Kor tho glorv of a reunited nation.
.miiiJnii ilit ihf rcIiooIh could be made
juiost attractive by rendeilng the lessons
niicl rcc Utionn attracuve. in awwi-
atiou then took recess until 1 u?o p.m.
AiTEK.VOON SESSION.
in- "Mr. J. U. PiMfiant. who thnuiflit there
was no elocution im our scnoois, uecue tliai-n Ic 11 n nun In tint if lllr(. KIOCU-
lion should be taught in childhood ; puIpils should be taught in composition in
oraer 10 ueveiop;uieir uierary aim cm-
cutiou lacuitiea.
Oh motion, the Association adjourned until 9 o'clock Friday morning.
FRIDAY, JULY lftR,lS80. Association wet at o'clock a. m. with i.iont ciirka lu the chair. After
I a a jntm w - inuslc by the choir, prayer was owrwt
u.. ifo. ri n nnnmr. The first exeroise
consisted of a diacessioH on the aubjeet
I if CatOf tirO M KIP MTlllHJl. WIMUfl
VI ijnoiM ' w
waa ably discueea uy oupi. uoopr im
The CeMidy Ifcmnl imh! tins Sk.kI
FHRK. We have nveiTed th follewlag letter
rrom Commirier G?iaR. wMek explain itself, and we cheerfully give pW
to. aa we alwavMV.ai4 alwaya will
give place in MieeelMmH'ertHtCeVMRR
toaav correction r exnieeathHi, when
addressed in nwpwlful ternw. tte any
leroH wlwfeela tRt any wrewe; aa been done bv any article ef ewa. We
daire to reBreent all enleen tralhrally.
and tbe only addltieii ansie te the aate-
ment of June a6th, ie that tlw Wear are determined tltej oiieer wise the mistake shall snake good the lew t the countv. This he should eertowly he
compelled to do, if peeeiWe. bet H the
tnistaki. ccUred eight yeara ae, n way be eaticr to say he eecht te make goetl
the lots, ilmu to cow pel ita eeiMg tfene
after this lajwe of tinte. If the heeke
had been properly examined In 17. aa, tlie Coi rikr then uggetei,a feed deal
of the loes would have been wived, ah Biiderfttand that the Hoard doee net loan
the School Fund, (though it woeld pro-
Kec wa, School nln..te- ct : Sonu,
lpcr be ng prcse.uqa, uu k "J whidl are worthv of consideration diM:uwedi?WRdcoiibylheAMO p- ,,lould lw
A very pointed aim iiign y uppreumuu r: . lltl,IuU(l, 8d
eaany on Idre.rs lU.rane ofthe TexU next presented by Mr L.K Koch. Here iioi m 0
the dime novel wR forceri to ions. and notverba-
i i. .ntl Kunt
itm Irnui 1 lie DOUK, vfhi wuim.
II
H. 4J.illIt
VUftnti - .
.... ..- uiviii Mir'i. n-ir
ornvn, ...iii-ja. !- if. "...
Mtirn. k r . . t omc, ireemen, nuin mat.
uri. ii tiin trnind ir siiii hihi.
L.ei US JirilUUIV llC vnv..
. "r I station: fltiniilGU fit JjlV Witb our banner- all unfurl d. f,f Cff "ir (Marching out liefore the world. Ua,c cr,r r r,h a tur With a IiHuler, for h. reunited nation
next preseiitud thesubjer.t of Philosophy
kmndinr HimiluinUS onfilauirlit. The As
:ociation was next proppnieu wuu
1 111 n II Alia 11 W 11 M I IIUAl IM 0'-v - " ar . "
pa pcrny -" ",. "; n ,,...' to nM Assoc atlon In
Lii-n h Bf ml nil' Miss none iiBiiaieu," ... ..
... ii.iiti urne in nia timiiii in- iit..ii aw- - j -
r ii rai
was a liapcr read on "The. wronged lira-: ..- 1 -m. a a till ?. I ...1 -. . .
lion," by Mr. .losinii wiuieneau, anci
which the Critics report en.
On motion, the Asbocialion adjourneii until Thursday, at 9 o'clock a. in.
THURSDAY, JttLY 15111, 18U.
President Clarke in the chair. After
a ,.. ,..et-huiaic by the choir, prayer was ollered
rKHswM'MM. i,pii..-m.. bv Uev. M. Cox. Tho urn wiujeci pre-
til Wt. riLA XMttM .l,itlln..Urnl.(Uril!k (!ji. P?HS U,.,,h iU .. . .:.. i..J I....... Yiwi
.. .....I ,rltf at I MKI WljrtF "i t Sit II U 1 1 't " " ' lilt.. lu-l HIMfl' ItllllllllKlIlt I Htl ifJ .'
Tl Idlirini iri"'tj - , t tms. y . ,ii , mini Himm; t LWnVnrt. 3 , , - Let the heroes allaifeti, ... ',,,,,-it ,.iVliiiipd in our oomnion schools.
rr:- -.". m v is n . .1 .t tltniu atand in 1 lie bravo men "o"'"", .
h u ai aj a r-. i a mm a
HTf 0HNT AT UTT
And Notary Public,
lt AlVlllrt.
On motion, tho AfrfcOciation look rece
until 1 :W p. in.
AFTERNOON EXBKCISBS.
A r i mi ajiii: tn w thH choir. Mr. G. 0.
auui - ' . i elmvL'oil tin the wants ut the
teacher in line style; one of the greatest
wantaof the teacher, being geuemiiHrotinatioH. He thinks if iomeet them would wake up and sec what ia going on iu the world to-day. they would be
more surprised Hian top van n.M i : . luumiv vnai'd nan. AROtner
Krest want is indcpeHdence ; "1 hat the
Movueij at Jjaw.
W. A. TRAYLbV. W.t. HUMTEH attorneys at JLaWi .TASl'KK. Inuiasa,
tii t fctlf In the Cmnt t)v4f n AJlij
j if Mrr.m,wmn, iwcar a.tkivi'KT, J.K.3lrt.l)I.MM nf , t I vii.
Mr-.iif,i.oii:M jtTitirrfcT
Plttorneys at Law.
Kr Katftte nnA Cll'fHiHt ARema, JAIFCW.HWDIAWA. i . ! nill ra'tlrf:Mty.
or-icet-ln Scurimer'a Week,
Worth wain etreex.
And when our wrrk is done,. At the siting of the un, .a ... . . . . . . . .til
We can tiend ino joyiui uuwa .;
creation : And with honor we can say, V I'U'UU I kill Itunriirk lnd the wav
To tlie glory of a reunited nation.
J, K. OILI.ON.
crMfnuxoN.
..Millorl aa fnllOWK
P. eMdeut W.J.Puctt; Vice-Preeirteiit.
.loMah Whitehead:, becrciary, jo.
nope.
waa called
for and the following resolution were
piCSCHieu. .Wcnflh
lcf.olvetl, i nai w, iiro .v"....- - -
mid vedtiomy. Children! Iflj.Rh Whitehead: Secrcli rained in coiiscipntiouwicss.Kc . TreMUrcrf ijmma H ild drive wlmt if ribt he t1ie cotiimtttee on resohitions ninendiMl and praised, there-Jf n( ,,e following reeoli
CuoRUs-He will execute the trust-
COLUMN.
CONHUCTKII ItY J. M. I'LKAHANT.
whom iHIWeritw inr "i""- "ji mJ irtily mMtwl to aM In lillt lw "f1? Hl.er1ly- SliBiiiaalcaHMW fr tfch.rfH fcW M
nvitt la j. a. rimnoftti i, An
Proceedings of the Dubois county
TencherR arhocihiiwh, nni llimtiiiKbtirir; July 14, l,
ltt, 18eH).
Dubois County AeMciiuon, , wm rfayrch ik Mieend Sake
IU0O18 ouniy -f . . i.. A il.a .iMirai'i. OI I H Hi
warmeat inanan " ,- v. - Association for their promptness Jii the f MM Sat a 1 fit tmC
discharge ot tnnr reiivi
Uu should bo trained in coiiscientiouwicss.,T-
. a,
Wiien a cm (elmtild 1 it. rum
with cintoui aging him in i" goou oe
ineanor . uenex imiiiciiutt ui u?n tvn Hm-'s work." was next presented by Mrs.
llfifliti Uim flWClUMI I)l'mCIUHil Oil IIIC
1. I1V41.I ,.w I - W'Hex influence in th" moral training of !.-..!. i...r : P Pommr anvi.rd
iubuiiiji b. -- . inisiMmrre in im n - rv - . . .
the ti aditu-K to leach pupils to study i?CSt0lvcc1, Tlit we feel gratelui to ine
i... it... ..ninv ;..tiiioiirn nt i ho teaciian ... r n....i!.ilui-ir tor ine iin-ui
ill V IIIC ItlllA ..wv, ..... - , ICIII.eilB ! llUIIUUg B - himself studying; lhat is. pupils woe ng ,t, howh llR, ..d that we appiTciaie
... . .i.:.. inliov Bimltnus and soaroiiiuyi.. iIipv mid tlte lrieaun
THmlarW.frtWw.i?' T T.. i ""-.TiTl 1..- a tiid-ner l"e """1 " ""tV::, or work.
i'ir ."J1?..! Reived, Thrd we. the membera of
,f,m.MM - . ik. cmhiv MTha next naner wa pmcineu uj j-hk. ay.iiiiion.lcuueriir'i.nj
WBewanwer. "1 r,'," J ,wi. ii." e..u ...i. t4Tlnn0,i iv .1.- -...I l,n5r fnr hi r
Uiai-auor -aiin oiny-M . wv.,...,. lt0 j, jHnwi;Hf. n i.i "
a- i Miwi iHD Y exce ent. 'i-J" t.t...i.. fiirn isliiruf me flFw w.iyn
Lmbject w .s "Teacher's meetings," which!
waa preseHted by 1 rof. u. l. oooper, who held lhat teacher's meetings is one great cause of the present progress in fniit.- ti.v Imnnivn the teaubers in
Uoclability. and is one or the greatest i.. t. vniiiia- idillna in the
umiBBB in "iiiijs." , ,
from, taking a uom sianuiw iiinimcnt.i ... ...... .it..:.... n l.tuli iilaAn ill
nroiiuii, kiviiiji f ttuis Aafeoiai"'.,w ,
....... i!...i....o mh I'nntuir H'aii . i ..i nt nur xiirnu
oraior nun iueiiu-. v. " ILenenieu miHwiiun. . .....i .
followed by Mr. Shoub ami rroi. ;"rr. M MX lhat we wouiii ruHIBn.. Mr. Carr thought that teacher s meclinga ,j teilchar8 the formation of Assecutiena
are gooa.su " j; u . , rer tne witrhkmici ' -. ,i Li.i7. i.... :..,i:?.,ui(i tr ami Mi'iffiufil-i - vti.. xit UUIa Harm anai
1111 IMKOTIB IHUHIUlinn.J .... . . rtlllll, . .
nevers. That the Reeka were verr
bnngliRgly kept, and no system in them,
was the greater reason for a closer ex-
irniaatioa.by an expert, and osanelliRg
the eflicers to adept a correct system. Ferdinand, Ixi. , July Si '.
Uh r tbiivr Km:-Ittadla the Jas-
ler Coukuk, of the 26th of June, a shiH-
der against tne county i;oBHnuMHeacr without a jest cause. I hope yon will give the following line- in the CevRiER. ?nr the defence of the County Qjweiii-
rtiouers. According to yoer tneery yon hold that the lieard coutrols the lean of
school funds, which is a mistake. Aerer-
thelese it is tlie duty or the Beam te investigate the aucouHts or the Auditor, and if any of the school fund k lest to restore the same out of the county trees- . mm a J A I-
ury, all or win cm lias ueen ow.e. aaa i onW in fault, will he required to make good the loss. Do not be too ha-ty, Mr. Cosrirk. Tle Hmnl will give the matter diligent attentien, and have all settled to the satisfaetHMt of the tax-payers, provided von will not grunt, when the Board 1h the matter up before the Ju
dicial tiibiiHHl et Dubois ooufHy. . .a S.af ll..
The Jltwrd have done then-eest wiaw
last two v to r-t the hook m th
LVeaurer and Anditet lRVesttgataM RR Hted ni so that tne taxpayer, oan at
onee see the condition of the eennty.
For wkish formerly was impessiMe.
leers, Ji B. GoMMaXK, Member ef the Beard.
The
Far Mw Jf Onkmt.
FHHerisl Xettce.
furl tif the late William P-
the Lewmon Church the wieend Sabbatk
ia August Rext, at J o'clock, a. m.
J. r. MAIIOCX, x aim.
Dillon 3c Olllon.
1TT0HNBI8 AT UW. Iktm, tXIUKATffToT H0BBS
KIRST DAV.
The second annual convention of the; i. An...iti' TAar.hferB.' Aasociatioil RS-
aenibled at the school-house, at o clock
a. in., and was caned io oruer uy xjw
ii - ..i. iiMDidAtirnr iiih x n.ifiin iiuin
JV.UIN-t a uraiww...-. ... ---- -- ' , The exercises wero opened by music,
alter which prayer was ottered oy uev.
tj. It. IXOTII. lim ... I--- - ! u'nrt road and adottted 5
OUS IIIVCiuiR " " w - .
after whion tne roiisuiuuuu ..J 1 1 1 1 a 1 mninlmt'a WHIT! ent'OllCd.
HUH HlHIlUunn. ...v...w... .
Next was the report 01 me it" . trt..n..u.lilni and Sncretsrv. Which
Y HiB- imi"- , .1'- n.J
.. ..I. .o.i i... rim j ftuif MTiRLiun. 1 lie
were irvio j ..it t..t. ihioit annnintetl MISS AIIRief
unnll 1 1 1 v. II . . Cooper Riid Mr. A. M. Sweeney to act
session. . , csu,.M
Kesolved.Tbai we lemin tlmRks to County Superintendent, J. Vi .
aucc, valuable aid and manliest sywpathj i.i.ir
in our iieiwu. . . r Kesolvsd, That we, the members of
tbis Association, feel that we
Gknkral Grant said to a correspond -enttheethm day: It can not be denied," he added, with a significant pnfforhis cigar, "that tbe Democracy have at last come to their wird well improved their ofipertRnity. It is the flrt time, in wet, since cireemataneesled me out of the paitjr that it
music dnriug its wade a nomination ror wrk-r iRer muBlb ""I 1. . cuMuii anil thl
time l slionldn t wonder irtney sm mi the rigid nail square on the held and oh the whole, as between eersel 'm and
tlie hore rack, 1 can't sey that I m serry for iu"
t...
On inonon.tiic is6ocwnunA.jjuii. until 1 ,30 p . in.
AFTKRN0OS EXERCISES.
"I T. T. Nolan. Miss Sine ,BlT"'1 Usked; ,'Miss DoiaHoi. committee or, resole- J-
Tub following geed stery "w kdd by SHRset Cox sheet a dream that a eotere.1 hmh was said te have had. ae illnetrating tlw treatiuent of the e4ord raee by the itBttuhlliaH mu-tv. The eeiered man
di r-awi d that he went te heH and he was
mt
The eommlt'fo oh summary next teported.Rnd their report was favdrahl)
On motion, tne aeoreiais .
President Clarke in the chair. After, motiontlie Secretarv was inetrttct-
mUSlU U) iin " ' . .. eil IO IIHIIIOli n . . .1
ploved. He thought there was it trouble COUMty tor publication. After music
address of welcome, by
rVmner allu Mr. A. iH. oweewj """pioveii. ncu Kui - ie couaiy "r arUlcs for the day. , , In keening children employed. b. tle,)V Jlg cholP p On htotion. the chair appointed J. M. Breat difficulty waa to keep t hem profit- Brillain. PlseTLeyHoPi MlM To do tins, tho teacher, 11e AwKcki I iwitii tvt i nM .nm. ' ,... ,,ft.r,.i work to do: teach ...i.s, fu
ray er was offered by Hev
r. liruiiin. , . .. . . Kin
alt v inn oved. io oo huh. inn , AMtocMlien inea
IC,,ann to set as 'a committee on sum- mm,t.give them useful work lo do ; teuMe, subject to the call of the Sxeontlve
marv of proceedings, ine nnxi wm lnem lo w "j uemmtuee. llllll j vii i. e . . m .,.l- ,1,1 Thft TIPVt WaS a dlS-i ... 3.Utwv.
" -mriiiicr nvitv MlM I. .aha viimnn.'
Mr. J. M. PtKASAKT,
" - ruvv' . -------- . . , - . .1 .
i.n AaAnctatlon wiin aimit''' """""" iije anwriwi hi, "" j , lllB ASiwii"" "" I ..,..,.. , ..:.t....t..ta ftp Ilia liraunltaH
Hide leHjtlh. BiW: T1" ' .. Ll,Tr'n . . V " 'v"" . Wh . in.
. . ... .. ... It.. n 1 !.
- .a " . I I. ..I. ... wnnrl nildll.. I tin tllhittCt. "KlSHteiUS OI
mrv'm-.KS u .rari4Mi md i ikr Hitt.ni ..r tenolier." 4 U contained -o uiaiiy goo'Mtaught, Tt?H!l&ni-, KS -ertt sfca ,,at wc failed to ealch them R ll.posiHoi v'nrrloKi-ih si if rMi Re-rei Tlic following points were promlncnl iMr. Co ve"w"riTilt;nlentlatel. A..'7l-a". '
m lunf llara.
" Cemmittee en Summaru
r VavHt Vn-Hon. as
J I lltl llllmmni " - " . 'f.......t li.. iin iiAHatiH taker, is S,7fe,agR1R
nil. Air. rillK wii lummy" i.iui... .' "- - . ..........
0ir, Nournii up! lo, who of. el aboill 3U nor tern, . ,-
Wm there av Hennhlieane in hell 2"
"Oh, yes ; lets f 'em." Any lsmorats?M "Yes ; a fcw seaUered areend. Any GreeRbaekers?" MNHeto coRHt en.M What were the RepuWiean. doing.' Tbv rr holdtae the entered men
Wtwcen themselves and the ire."
t... iuii1iHbu ikajaara ehergsd that
Haneeek k net a ittatesman, and Senator
Bavard replies thws: "ira man wne eae urn fee ie friend and bring a eemjnered oHMiy tHaHegmnee.L net a stetw.mmi.
(hen pray tett me wne w muw 'p-
Theirnnntv ef bnuivanhae a pepeleiUm orU.04$, a gainef nei,nHe tenner
sent. In ten years. The town ef .Hnllivan
Hr HrpHHltoH m i,iee, a jr" " Hfly Kve ef Mt.