Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 24, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 July 1882 — Page 4
JASPER. COURIER.
FRIDAY, met . I . 111
JULY 14,
INCENDIAKISM. Fire lu Ireland. On $nndar night betwtMn 12 and 1 oVlock. Mr. Bwtter, of Madison townahtp, wm returning home, and noticed a bright light near Hogt'tt & Co.per' Biilwon In Ireland, this foty. He immediately wont to it, awl found that arm fwrwm had built tire against thr frania saloon building, in the narrow Pmu wsr between it and Anntrone's ttore. ane1 that the weatherhmrdlfM? wu then on fire to the roof.
He sev if he had had a few buckets of
water then he could easily hare extingtiiahed it. A part of the shavings and kiodlintr wood need to start the lire hsd not vet burned up. He immediately raised an alarm, and awoke Mr. Armstrong and other citizens, but by the time bucket and water could be obtained, the saloon build In and also the wareroom and store building of R. A. Arm' strong were enwrapped in flame aa to render any etfort to saTe them useless, and ail bands went to work to tare Arraatronflfs stock of goods. Nearly ail of bit foods were taken out of the hnilding, though some of them are in a dan aged condition. The two bnildings were entirely destroyed. Tbe Armstrong house was worth probab'y 800. and we are informed was folly insured. Ilogou & Cooper's building was probably worth $400. upon which there w an insurance. Tbey alo lost tbeir stock of liquors, but we did not learn the amount. - Various rumors are I n circulation a to tbe motive for the fire, but tbe most gneraJIv referred one is the antipathy uf some of tbe citizens of that township against Muring a liquor saloon hi the township. The people of the Tillage generally
condemn the aet severely, although mostl
of them are aot partial to the saloon It gives a neighborhood a bad name to have such fire, and it is to be hoped
there will be no more of them in this
county. Enforce (he law strictly In regard to the Honor business, and in each
a neighborhood m Ireland, it la not likely to be profitable enough for any 4oe to want to encajre in It long. At
all events violations of law am always
to be etevreceted, aa tending to lower
t the moral standard of a community. Coagrcaaionya CeavesattoB.
Tat Ooofreesfonal Convention of the
Beeeaa aiemct m te no next a vroceu
hoa July Hth. Give tt all to Knox!
We believe it would be bettor now, as every county In the district is acceeaible
bv ranrooo. to rotate taai uonvention
around to each one of tbe counties, and thus give on opportunity for the working Damoeraea of the. district to get acqnsialesl ejskb each other. The Chair
man ef oof Central Committee made an
oergettc effort to have it held aeper
tftf year. ana tnroroa ns ne bad favora
ble responses from five of the eitrht
eountit composing the district, and fails'
toontters'tnd wny Knox, mrlest and
Martin thoma nave a pre-emption cli to the Convention always. Wo a
give notice that Dubois democrats want that Convention held in Jasper two
rears from now. as from the letters he
hat Teeeived Chairman Gosmaan thinks it ought to have bean, held here this
jet. A VvIIglitral Xwtoltr
Reetetlor is as independent candidate for congress. He will carry Lawrence,
vmnge, iranou, ivreoae and Daiict
counues, Cobb is already a defeated mau.r Vincennca Commarcial.
The above show what foolish things
personal natrea win sometimes lead men to say. Why, if Mr. Hostettler should
ran as an independent Democrat, (which he hat too good tense to do,) Mr. Cobb would get every Democratic vote in Dubois county, and alto a majority of the
ueounneaa votes. Aa net ween two
uesnoerata Mr. Cobb's nersonal aeaiialnt
enee and friendship with the Rennblican
of tab county, would girt him that ad.
vantage, ana we presume the tame wonld
be true of each of the other counties
MBed, except porbape Lawrence.
Tfteaaeeruon that Kansas had lost largo nombers of ImmbmoU in eonae-
qnoneea of its liquor prohibition laws lit
oorueooiftytaesguree. Out of the TOO,tfOhBKuigraat that arrived in the United
Htatea euriag the past year, not over 3,u have settled in that State. Some WbO Wawt there With the lrftenttnn n
locating departed for other regions art
I promoiuon laws were bronght to their notice. In one case the leader of a party of colonists from Austria, who weio noetetaed of abundant meant, and would have made a verv t.lrhu mAM.
tlou te the popolation ot the State, wat on the point of doting a contract with a
wnii gwat tor toe purchase of a large
,ri 1 lms weu mi attention was called to these enactments. Jgkat brouuht the aegotlatlona to a eudalfn conclusion.
Vr -L""e "aiea uon. John
T .w im lPt their candi
'eremtftbH. Black aaye that Free Trade, or rather "Pair Trade' will be.a pm
- mmmm " mm vainpaigtj
Costvoniiou Day. Wednesday wat "Convention ay In
Jasper, and (Mople Mgan coming iu other coiiiiTles Tuesday nlht, and
the first Convention waa oallad to order person were present from every county iuterpttted. The Star band discoursed beautiful inuslo to enter .t in tUeui until the 81 XATOBML XXVRJiTIftN. Talleil to order by Vf. A. Trsylor. On mot Ion, Dr. Ben. Now land, of Lawrence count v, was chotten chairman, and
C. Doano and all Democratic edltore of
the District Secretaries.
Nominations were called for and Jet.
H. Willard, of Lawrenco county, w
named. No other uominatiena beiug
raado, on motion Hon. Janicti H. H lllard
wa nominated as the Dcmorrutic canildate for Senator from Dubois, Lawrence and Martin counties, by acclamamation. On motion the Convention adjourned. UKXJ. NEW LAN O, Pret't. C. DoAxr, Secretary. Jt ItlCIAI t)NVENTIO!. On motion, Mr. IT. A. Ye iaer, of Gibson county, was made chairman, with Democratic editors of tbe District an
Secretaries. Mr. O. A. Trippet presented A. II.
Taylor, Esq., of Pike county, at a candidate for nomination for Prosecuting Attorney of the 11th Jndicial:Oreuit, com-
Dosed of Dubois. I'lsc and tiioton coun
ties, and there being no other candidates
Mr. Taylor was nominated by aclama-
uon.
Tbe Convention then adjourned. H. A. YEAOKR, Chairman. C. Doajcx and W. P. KKKiRT, Secy's. UtTBOtt AXD MABTITC BRPBESf N'TATlTt. Mr. A. II. Miller, Esq., of Dunting-
bnair, wat ohosen Chairman, and Demo
cratic editors present Secretaries.
Mr. W. A.Traylor presented Mr. Basil
L. Greene, as a candidate for tbe Democratic nomination for Representative
for Dubois and Martin, and there being
no other Demon mentioned Mr. Greene
wat nominated unanimoutly by aclama-Uott.
Convention adjourned. A. H. MILLER, Chairman. C. Do axe, Secretary. DUBOIS AVD PIU BKPBEBVrATIV.
Mr. Martin H. Flecner, of Pike, was
chosen Chairman, and Democratic editors
present Secretaries.
Mr. A. H. Taylor, hq- of me county,
nresented cant. Morman rtsoer. or uv
boit. as a candidate for nomination to
represent Dubois and Pike in the next
Lestclature. and there being no otner
person mentioned, Mr. Fiaher waa nomi
nated unanimously oy aeiamauoo at toe
oetnocratie candidate for iraoote ana
Pike.
Tbe Convention adjourned. M. H FLEKlfER, Chairman. C. Doauk Awn W. P. Kmear, Seer's. ooxvKSTioa jiotrt.
The Convention! likodto hayo forgot to ha polite enough to red nest their pro-
ceedingt nnbUsbed, but after they had
adienrned Mr. Willard oalied attention
to it, and the cnttomarjr reaolotlon wat
pateed amid langbter. it would nave been odd for Democratic pepere not to
have published the result or the inventions, but they like to be treated
courteously.
Tbe different candidates an aeeepiea
their nominations with thanks, end will
be thankfully elected, and thankfully
consign the prohibition amendtuent to
tbe eternal bow-wows.
Mr., Geo. O. Iscminger, of Lawrence county, wat called on for a tpee-h after the Conventions were over, but didn't
have i' in hit pocket, thongb -the erown wat a good one to talk to. He jtut said enough to make them want to hoar more from him, and he wat generally pointed out as tbe handsomest man of the many good looking Democrat present. Senator W. A. Traylor congratulated the Democracy on tbeir good work, and
the auspicious outlook for general suc
cess in November.
Mr. E. A. Ely, of Pike county, when.
called unon responded with tbe speech
of the day, on the prohibitory amend
ments. He desert be tl them at pronini
ting nothing but the State's obtaining rovenne Irom the traffic in liquor, and Maid the exceptions in favor of "medical, mechanical, scientific and sacramental
DurDoses.' skinned tbe whole hog, and
left nothing but tbe tail, and that if It
wat adopted tbe present advocates of it
would find they wore seriously mistaken
as to its operation. He ale exposed the fallacy and utter foolishness of the cry for the next Legislature to vote to sub-
rait it to the people, wbtm tbe Constltu
tion makes it their sworn duty at legislators to determine for themselves whether any amendment should be
adopted or rejected, and vote according'
ly. He wat frequently and heartily ap
plauded by bit audience, woo
ted bit ersrumwms.
Tbe Convention were a little coward
ly in not giving any expression to their
views on the tmsuea netore trie people. This it radical tactlct, hot Democrnte
should not be afraid of the people if they
want to win. Ketnomber, we must gain
votes by positive action, If wt carry In
diana in Kovctnoer.
Dr. tfewl&ad waithe promptest chair
man or the m ecototrmu laggert. tywrtti fVsssatsat)rittsj
Vw flint rv4 timtM trt Mia npon no, it i rtkrmemhrlnir lht no nn i an tr til lMDiiwt SOT
rntttMUns if In ttd tlth. TtMtt kwidrMki f
ml rabit pwyl ntii!t tbunl to-4f itli 4ittrdrM
toinarn, uvrr or Mtr t, m.itu
Mm to Beta of Fred. JBttt
If VilW Alt WWW UV Vtttflff ttgftfttOt
i . i su v tw4 uttntw ar a swsw a vmmmmm o "Pf frOinl IV TW f flmnnrm J Itl htr txt VrmA.
w,,p,' crick Jutt. deceased, do hereby constitute
ana appoint Micnael Sweeney, nay attor
ney, io coiieot uy tun or ouierwise, ana npon payment to him. to receipt lor alt
outstanding debts of tbe aafd Frederick
Jutt, deceased, paid to him. and par taid
Bjoneyt over to Maggie Gutgaelf, who is
autnorized to nay ma, ton taid Frederick Jutt 'a hooeet debts.
WtTXKte my hand tbit 8th dav of July,
lies. r.KOMui J. Jutt. July 14th, 188S3w. NOTICE TO BuTLdKBsT
NOTICE it hereby given to carpeaters that the underaigned will let at public outcry, on the premlttt where the
house if to be built, on SATURDAY, JULY Std, MO, the contract for furnishing all the mate rial and cotnpletlusT a new frame school
house for Balnbridge township, on Sec. No. 83, T. 1, 8. K. 6, on tbe Jasper and Uoonvllle road, about three mllet from Jasper. The building moat be completed by the middle of September. Plant and
gpeeiticstious may be teen at the Townskip Trustee's olliee, and on tbe ground at the day of letting. The Trustee re-
servet tbe right to reject all bids.
Jotara ItoaxLE, Trustee is. Tp. June 90th, 1888 3w.
DUBOIS HUB AND SPOKE FACTORY !
E. BENKERT, U now prepared to menu far tare WAGON IIURS anp WPOKr'S avt
for wagons, vpctHHy and in any jtiiitity denired, at his FA (TO Hi j JASi'Klt. For the trale of iMtl'oU and ourroundlnif countie be will manufacture their timber lor tbciii, on delivery at hie Factory, or will exeb injfe all parts of tba wood work o( wngoua for good wagon timber. THE FAMOUS AND WELL-KNOWN
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL BEAL ESTATE,
Stats or Ikdiava, Dubois Comrrr, at :
NOTICE It hereby given to Linie 8. Gaas, Jesse B. Gant, Mary II. Mte-
Kee, Thorn at McKee, Chariot N. Gans, Mattie J. Gant, Laura L. Gant. David L.
Gant, Gibson G. Gang and Clarence C.
Gant, heirs ot Paul L. Gant. late of
Preble county, Ohio, deceased, and who
at appears by petition filed, are nonresidents of the SUte of Indiana, that Robert Miller, Administrator do honk noa of tbe estate of Paul L. Grant, de
ceased, baa filed in the Circuit Court bin
petition to tell too real of taid deeededt,
in Dwbolt county. Indiana, to pay debts of taid estate, and that taid petition will
Be heard on the eth any or the September
term, jots, or taid uoart, to be begun
and held at the Court-house In Jaaper,
on the flrtt Monday of September, 1882.
Attest: rrnm J.UosMAW.Clerk, C C. Dubois County, a Doaxs, AH'y for Pet. July nth, I8tf--Sw.
OOUKT NOTICE. Cum y. sta.) STATE OF INDIANA, ) M , GODMTT OT Dt7BOM,(
fDjjteojB jggyttOsMtrt, tantmhar Term
Catharine Hagotnan and Henry Hawe-
man vs. Anna Maria Diekeraper, George
uiekemper, Mary iiekemper, Anna Diekemper at aL NOTICE it hereby given to Mary Dlekemper aid Anna Dioketnper, wbo at appears by affidavit filed, are nonresidents of tbe State of Indiana, that
Catharine Hageman and Henry Hare-
man, have filed a complaint and commenced an action against thetn in the Dubois Circuit Court, of tbe State of Indiana, to foreclose amortrageon real
estate, situated in Dubote county, in the State of Indiana. Said defen dents, Mary
Diekemner and Anna Dlekemper, are therefore hereby notified that taid cause will stand for trial at tbe next term of the Dubois Circuit Court, to be begun and held at tbe Court -house in tbe town of Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana, on tbe first Monday of September A. I)., 1882, at which time taid defendants may appear and answer plaintiffs' complaint.
or toe same win no heard and determined
in their absence.
Prrxa J. GotWAVx, Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Court Tbaylox a HuxffEK, PlJfi Att'ys. July 7th, Itlfwfiw. fpf. l 00 J
(Httfm fmU WMIM UlH MOT VM ttua
flMMMHMB sy bt t tTta.
ill th
Fremont Arford, of the Pike Co. Dent
oetat, hat been kppoihted one of the cierkt of the Utah Commitslon. The aalat y la tlx dollars a day and txpeneea, and will latt unUI Utah it e4juJtt4 it a
itata into the Untoo
Duboit Coonty Teevchera' Inaiittite. The Cowwtv Tnadtnta will ha bald 1
Jaeper, beginning at 9 a. at., Monday, July 34th, 181
Profs. Sanders and Clarke will be the
principal iutt rue tors, but all the older
teachers of the county are expected to render their asaietaoee In making the
recitations profitable, and they are re
quested to come prepared on tome
branch which they may present to tbe
Institute, aa volunteers are always ac-
centaote. For tbe take of convenience, tbe Insti
tute will bo divided into sections. The townships of Oolumbit, Harbison, Boone and Madieon will constitute the Gram
mar and Geography sections: Bain
bridge, Marion, flail and Jefferson, the
Reading and Arithmetic section: Jack
nnnk.IH"l WfM, vi tu rtruiuraUi tile
11 Physiology and History section. Every
teacher in each township is expected to
take hit place in the class to which hi
(section belongs. Teachers will please
come supplied with tba books necessary
to their respective sections. Blank booke can be obtained by applying to
the Recording: Secretary. At leant two
wvening sessions will be held.
We believe that latt vest's Institute
hreeulted in much profit to tboee who at
(tended, and tbe success wit principally
duo to toe teacnert tnemtetvet, wno
seemed anxious to do their retpectire
nam. a gonerotn rivalry existed among the tecUoni latt year that had a good
efleet.
Lai eaah taaehor come to the Inatitnte
imbued with a detlre to do and to ubaxw
Momethlng, and our eeming Inttitota
will be at auccetstui at the rentier. Respectfully. A. M. awni-war, County Supt. Jnne 23, im3w.
8o becHbo ft the Jatper OOitHtr.
For tale in auy number dekired. at KKASONAHLF. RATErt. lie INSURES tlic VAUONfi QUAL TO THE IIEST. TO RT A rrTlfTTTTQ n w,u ft,rn,h nT nrt of i;iiilVJjk 1 1 liOi wofwl-work of wagons In sucb citnii-
tities as may be desired, ready for ironing, wbeaper tbau you can get it by hand.
Esr HICKORY TIMBER!
8ocood growth, black or shell-bark, in thirty Inch blocks, strslsht and frcn of
knot-, for t. pokes, bought by the cord. For (hit liberal contracts will be uiiuh
on application.
EDMOND UEIVKEIeVT. May 12th, 18F2 ly.
AGRICULTURAL
TIIE BEST. IS TID3 CHEAPEST!
40,413 SOLO III 1881
OF THC WALTER A. WOOD HARVESTERS! ESVOIXSEI GEAR MOWERS! For one or two horses, are tbe STRONGEST, tlG II TEST DRIuOHT, HICi nEST WliKELKD, WIDEST fUTTKR, mo.t durable and salt Dmrtha driver of any Mower made any where.
Wmml Lm Vila tastM w,ft automatle geareontrolllitg rakee ; a three mot drlvItm IWW9 mil MipiTtj ng wheel ; a perfectly balanced machine, with no wmlit a e" s t . . . o 1 a. . m. - - a .a. ii . . .1.1
I noete a necat, ami iignieti uraugni, is me momi penect tnarniae in me nitwkei.
wood nrxsw vwiiiisSBur BuomzaR
Hat lakea more premiums tban any other Binder.
The (Russell Threshers WZZZXIZ
threthlng or celerity of work. Call and okt tkbms ok as r or twcsb xaciiuik.
FELIX LA.MPERT, Airt, May ftth, 182. WEST SIXTH STREET, JASPER, TND.
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For the Ola eligibly BUCKEYE MACHINES !
Uf till ftfTM
ALSO THE UGHT RUNNING
PEEHL1SS REAPER . MflWIB,
CALL AND SEE THEM AT MY STORE ON THE WERT SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE, JASPfiK, INDIANA. I OUARAXffTZSS SATISFACTION.
April 28th, l8822m.
Notion of Application for Ltqitorl
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WAGON AND BUGGY HARNESS !
- CO TO Joseph Troxier's,
la ast tfK or rint.tc bqvaxk, aspkb, tKt.
Wm kmthm and fcast m wwn banal all CKKAV.
New Saddler Shop
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AMD JfUlitil Wttirsv HUo AND MUL1 COLLARS.
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wiae to Ma fits aaa!t.
hand, B
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my .in. -t-i
jpinwo for sale. tNMtl llaUatt Jp Davit irfaho for tale
Urt Cttram orra.