Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 25, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 January 1883 — Page 1
Jasper
' ""Jaw 'aw" ' " ' r rr , . ., ., t EEKLY UOURIER. sfcat VOL. 35. JASPER, INDIANA. FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1888. NO. 7.
JAJtntlU
. taitKD VBHT roiVASi AT
OLBHT DOAKR.
orriCC Ix Capita Boiuwra
fur Sixt imwax
The Mew State II4NMM. taurine; the winter, the building may b
tttteMitijwMi fcot under roor curly in the year IHL
The publican of the fact concern-Respectfully submitted, inpr the position of the contractors of Kakmauum & Dism, the new State bouse, in yesterday nioru- Contractor, ing'a Journal, wee the subject of con- A talk with the coxmissioxekii.
vsrsauou in mi ouarter yesterday, a J....i Mn.j . v. a-
.MifK Ik VOBtlT10M.
rfiagls eutcriptloa, fair Ifty No, 1 W rurinR the dMr. De,iK. ooe of theof the CfcmtX onerT ye.Terdey Tnd r elx oeth. t : x : 1 Voniore, eb
.v"'""r'T Tr, lT 4il" "V Nelson regarding their view. Both
rJTZZiJr?i ny ,ne "ru''KeoUein declined lo talk freely, but it in which their wants end nurtkoses a rest,.. iA .u...
clearly eel forth. Tbe communication ii& would I S ta.terSS
M JUMVW. Knff in AfNMM lea I Ka nMHMinUiiAH
tub cxiNTVACTORs comkukkjatiok. rm male uouse in cmo tbey became t
To the Honorable, the Board of State-iind of the just ice of the con I rector
bouee Commissioners: telalm. Gen. Mortis said thet it w.-.s rldent thet they had loet money, owinir.
muuicatiou of tl.e iMih ult.. we wouldr?.bw f0 th. ,th price of.
ear thet dorinc the workinir season lust?"""" moor over the ng
atm o Anraewjawtwo.
or mm, 10 Unet or lew, 1 week, $1 00 CMktabseeeent insertion, T5 cte. t miw Advertisements At the same rate,
A fraction orer eron H"""' Wl h " tA i & ia a ere. These are the terra
Me dflUCtiOe W1U jm mmmm w iillf anoolntteeut of ad rain it-
tor nd legal notlcee of like cheater
be Ml
AOBCfW OAXIWIIATMi
Fer Tewnehip OMcere, each $100 wr Cety ,fi0 fr Diatriet, Clren or Stafr, -00
ieloMd we have completed the flret toryf.n"rM,nWi wnc wotj of tbe dome and. nii of the first storyKf1 fo 2:1 ,lb Itrkiu tkai mim1hmI UMflnt.ki . tuAnrnetner the stefe of Indiana
99L W. B.
Physician & Surgeon,
JASPER, INOIANA, Iy IWk. MM ly
JM2V . riBASAIVT,
attorney at Law, AMP MOTAHY PtlM.It JASPER, IXDIAXA. at M 1. O. KM4? JM V-tr.
MRi i mum.
KVRWB A. W.T.
ELY Jb t HTTtWYS ft CWNSEiaa AT UW, JASPS&, DfOXAJTA.
kills of the third story. We bare been
enabled to do this onlv bv reason of our!
large equipment and by using the elee-J trie light to enable ni to run niseh ofj
our machinery day and night.
As to tbe quality of tbe materhUe fnr-l
nished and labor done, we coHflrteutlyfPresideiiL J. M. Pleasant After devo.
aesert tlitt it is unequaled in exceltencekional exercises, on calling the roll it
by any similar work in any public ouija- was found out that no quorum (20 memtug In the country. bers) was present, and so a motion wes Our plant, consisting of stone saw- made end carried to adjourn UU 1:30
hum, aiona piaaan, uaTviinc vnannecjo'ciocs: D. m.
lkA MokMAtfi r tttVMMu tk.i -
handling, working and tetting of thisl "S1"," P7!i?l?.,ietlnf7M lanre amount of material, with a dereeR 4 5,0')td- 1 he open tig addreee,
AfpinMiiv tMHAnr mmIv uaImmI. . " mr owwiey, eecurea me attention
" -r--" T . ' "LUif tha luiUI nn A n. ik. ..n.ln
The near outlar lor tbe Dercbaee oTT" :
mnoh of ll,U machinery wm made in theP1 hope that the greater economy eedS1'"'? T?led by.AM . V'
w, w vrvwtu niHiuiw w iv hw Hivti.. . A . "
Work in.ideof our contract nriee : bntJ,n Vmi:room. Afooapaperwaeaio
e, A.wrtrtayiMi
Htrnktitk, nmir
110X9 BDETTXIa,
1TT0RXBT IT UV,
And Jfotary PuWSe,
jAOtSe, IltMAKA,
trjrrttx rnttm H n om
OI.BMENT JOA.PfK
Attorney at Law
Asrxit, rxo.
"WnCT SOMhitU"
w- a. tayu. w. . Himrmt.
attorneys at Law,
JUTS, IXDIAXA,
fjnrtUprMttM tt CMrtr 0Mt m MHto,VT kMaMutM. rwitwtor n-ti sit to mi-
mm 4mt XMt Um it. CImHm
BRICK FOB SALE!
Br ICXAE NCIISESMfi, Jr, . At Me rtefc-yftrel onltho Troy Hood
e to tm4r mm tm tmmimM M to U ttatn hi mm qNt)U mm 4MteM.
HOU8K PATTERNS I
tttx Mt rraansneti mr rnwkT. nih- m Am
Uta. r hi On irall. mS WORK WXK raOMTTLT. JM . 'si-, xichari, nomaiWAKo. u JeUpOlTGity Kllllnfe KOUCTHM II PRICE OF F10UH
HAY19I4 Hr-n tl SMWr OMnf atrtetf
- "HMNMImi
will m Mtt m priM fW elMet, IS. tS If
.-nrcs gnTemintf when tbe work was con
now was a
mil. tk.t m..1hi bhA.i.i, . wnemer me niaie oi inaume was aesir-
elose of the year previous; hare coo.-P"" obtaining n capital bulidieg paid pitted the second story wlls, and bsvefor P4 cspital.
not withstanding the great adrantagesj
we had hoped.
the loss haa continued
Tbie lose ia doe to differences in the,
The Dtiboi County Teacher
AkWociAtion, ueld at II it it tingbiirg, Ic. 27 th, iiSik nd 20tht 18812. wneT oAt'e pnoenmtwos. Tbe house was called lo order by the
read on the same subject, bv R. M.
uiiibttrn. xtie subfeet was well discuss
gained by thie machinery, instead of riKVt2ri u s T"' gainiug a part of our previous loaaee, ? ek l"Kothert
then read a paper on "School Exsmins-
fl . . M . 1 4 1 . . t t mm
ntil nnw mm h.v ptmhiImI f our -vrlJuo"" anu. pierse lively QlSCOesion
vale funds, since the beginning of hl A " - "irr!!Tl-i U
W. E. Cox, A. A. Heseemer, W. L.
1 . n t. .
Nnterpretation placed upon the specifica-LVT;,;- IZZZl'J-, Sr IT"'
the nrloea of labor and nateriale of all w"" . 1- r P"Pr
r9 ain4Ba Heaektmyeaif .
was next read
subject : "School
viJ i.- j . i i Bjvby Bonnia H
Pt. onmmoTh
&5 per cent, more than tbe' price qedKT T? to us at the letting. H lr?"?? b"t' f:
- ik. u-u. -ji. a iiii
then' , """"""i " ww wMjvwraawi mi
X. ft. WMAAtC. 4. t. VAMWW.
filUB 1 Tillttt " eAawjeeWPWB WnPeWeneap OOMMI88ION MERCHANTS,
far, Jftrfent Wtfotf i?mVf
ami Naff. it XAOAenm MmmT,
im.- M k. k. .im.i a oi. owtoiiit wuuiu im too rawer at
would have heeu ample for tbe compie- ,j" ZT, rTSTh
curent. but with the prices now rulin
that sum is entirely inadequate. I xvaxrw smneox. : We beve given the subject careful After tbe boose wet called to order,
Mcouomyin the methods of doing thwome suggestion that at tbe Mite would
worx, as we ociieve we are now wore-meet it wouia oe aarueoie to snjouru, fng at a minimum of cost !and a motion was made and carried that
We are, therefore, constrained to ssk'tbe Association adjourn till 9 o'clock a. m.
of you, sim through you toe Legisuuurej encoxn day's pnocttDiKos.
r!lL0.lbt mlut After the opening exercise and trans
ZmmZ Twr ;oFt,0tt0f0ffldt a suggestive
T" JTi. u vi . Wlderuaelt, diecuseed by F. 8. Morgen
""T": . XTr- n?" thaler. A spirited discussion then took
r"I 7Sr,,.' Jr:.. r;P on the subject of -Wage of
derrick. or building new ones, provid-ilfV hJt ' a?JF.U
iKdtrWtolW niJS .ih.dit?Sr it ml JL7- It. Prof. Friedly, of DePWuw height, or substituting for it ome i owerU lhen gKre m mAn about imfotm of machinery. Thie addltiooairr!:7 lJ:,r,7 ".i VJ!V
n:ynnTmf fh:tnSZtrTm fa SSSl Srcible Ulk t.hu!t!?'P?., " MldVa gave some good suggestions. A.m!
iTtbe conttt tbls work were tol8"'"' P H. Hessemer, F. S. Morgen
sum than the contraet price with 00 -
ahoTn ou?Sod fTiUi iT -SL. lS
doing better with greater expediUon thanMM WC,WCK P- w has ever been accomplished on similar Arrioox emMioir.
bulldJngt, and by persevering thus far) Mis Clara Oohmen in n admirable
In the face of discouraging losses ; anameper siaiea tne "Vine of Township In we think these facts should earn for usktltute,H nnd discussed bv A. M. 8 wee
favorable consideration when w ask Ihdney. Next Miss Annie Thompson read
State to relieve ns or tne onraeu ot men erraiinote paper on "jramary jtead
a .a a ... .a . u.l.. I.. IV . . mm . - a
change in the marReis ana nu-geiy in mg, ana mesnmeet was uiaeussea ny creased expenses caused by Interpreta- A. M. Sweeney, C. E. Clarke and W. F.
lion pat upon the contract wnicn seems u. sanaers. Jr. jb. j. Mcttwsne then
to us oppressive. I suggestive paper stated the nnmer
Should this difficulty and these differ on "Unalifications of the Teachar"-.
ences be satisfactorily adjusted, we willlsUbject discussed by A. A. Hessemer,
be nreoared with our present plant, ana iiara uonman, u JS. Ularke, and F. M.
tbe addition contemplated to push, for- Ililderback. A paper on The Brain and ward the work durintf the eomlng tbe Hand was then read bv Prof. W. V.
eon, so as to nnish the main walls rdyU Sander. Tbe paper was full of good
for all of the roof, exceot that portion I suggestions worthy the consideration of
over the corridor, around the dome, nd, every teacher, and it deeply itnnreesed
I possibly, the east and west central pro- the teachers. A good paper on "Tobacco"
Ueetlon. By running all inaohinery we next read by smily a. Hope end
night and day, working a larg lorve oiikbi or uiara vranman, a. a. Mestnee ae well, it may be poesible to build seiner, V. M. Bllderbaek, C. E. Clark both tbe second and third stories of lheland A. M. Sweeney. Hiss Katie
dome, in which eaee w would be readyweny in an .excellent neper an
ifor the roof sntrounding the aome aiso.wweren mm question "What shall w
The preparatioo of the ironwork rotffar't WflW wit tfcofvmrMy dlsUMraofosnbe in progres at the samsfeissed hr W. L. Welker, Mr. 1. L Xc
time, to that, a feet a the wall arepwane. Marvin IteBruler, If. Jt Oox, P.
irnsses n. oininii, a. a, oweeg,-v, V, Jt. Bi.
wont aeroact and u s. Chtrkt. .MHkia.it ' ' ' C.
OMrtAJM. LA iMattaW. tka ia. ikf Ike roof t
mmmhSj$ my toliow. By eontlavlnr; bb
f-e on evening cession reported that on 'and fKe pay-rnfl enioctifed tofvcr I : s vount ot bad weather no evening tes- OU) taut month. The iv toil Is ri i
ion would be held. On motion the s-.tmly incita-iiiir. iiotHiihaimaidiuu
reduciiou- iec ntiy made. a. 4 tal.. . . 1 . . . . a
wwr lacin auoui in romnanr s
sociation adjourned till 9 o'clock
Til I It II lUV'g PBOfltniKdlL
x ., -...1.. 1.- a. ItertMrise are of rveu xitater inteiit.
v.. vt i i . wiil be nainrelly aktl whet enoiw
aud read a paper lull of good point on " . Sf: I;
"The boys-What ball we do with r-v-.urr.T . hem," and discussed by several wcmHiti , ,,U TMi,i"f uir '. ' ' bers. A short but good paper wan then i??'1?0 'Uwi1 V1 lh ,,h"!t ead by Miss linen Dillin. subject. -Da-. fSWf.' . Ul .T-
and abuaeaof Whispering." This sub- 'V"?1' lu,ri, ,Wfl "!
ji eta. well as the subject "Educational TaIZ:" f,!M,," .,r
columns in newspapers" was thoroughly, "T, ""' "m "'" (ii.nn.Mi.1 im Iu a .T!?i-L.leavetlieblceltouyai.N..i iv...
u.vaw. v j iw ivavuvi, JB. , HUBwa t. u - ,
was mad aud earriiid to adkMirai till l '-'1 l "
o ctocg p. m.
AVTCKMoeir snsaiOK. The important subjects, ''Temperance
in public school" and "Moral and Liter
ary training" were taken np for discus
Hon, and thoroughly ventilated. After
(be report of committee on nominations the association proceeded to ballot aud
the following are next year's officers : JShunk." lM.M.ni a U a . ........... vre i ! miu
IfMiti t
goods ready for the market i u t- v -r
to omers. The uiaterial on l.i.t i rw iron and ore is never lee in Villi!' IM4I i 1,00000 - tbe Cornwall. Iikh.hiu, . bpanlsh and Michigan ores befit;: jit u in bulk to make a solid covering for ihtt market squares of this city and in height to tbe roof of tbe fsmoua mrkei-liouM
found ther as relies of Um days of Gov.
President. A. M. Sweenev. Vfca Prsi.
dent Dora Hope, Secreury A. A. Hese-
iner, Treasurer Clara (iobman. In tbe
report of tbe committee on resolution-,
which was adopted, thanks were ex
pressed to Prof. Sanders, Friedly and Hours for their attendance : and obituary on the death of M. A. Sonderman aud W. K.Beeler. 3
On motion tbe association adlourned
sine die.
Maktut Korsraarr, Seey. J. M. Pi.tASAWT, President.
Be-stqport Sentinel' Sentiment.
The Sentinel is happy over the estab
lishment of a chair factory In Rock port, but can't get a decent walk put down in front of tbe nice College buildinir (gob
bled from the Methodists, at lose than half
value,) or on a good portion of Main street either. The walks on some parts of that busy thoroughfare remind Mr.
Armstrong strongly of the hills and bol-j
lows of Crawford county, where a man
is taken to sundown by accidentally
stepping off of a 9t foot high trestle.
There was a disgraceful darkey hood
lum row on Main street in Bocknort
uorisimas mgnt-and the sentinel lay
toe biame on an uweneboro n egress,
but tbe Journal says alt the Bockport
negrease are not angels. Thank 6odJ
rasper 1 not trouoieu with any or that
oreeo.
Tbe Sentinel asks: " "Can it be possib! that Jaener. with
It 13 steam engines and a railroad, has
no blacksmith hop?M
Oh. no! JssDcr has three a stood
blacksmith shop as you find anywhere,1 Lamport's, Benkert's and Ger's, and a
small machine abop, with improved ma
chinery, but is hankering for a more extensive one.
The Jasper Courier want a rest on
the judgeship question, or rather tbe
question of changing the bonndarie of
the circuits in the pocket. Tbe Sentinel
is not in favor of a change if it reooire"
tne appointment ot an additional judge."
Your head's level. That will" be the
general sentiment, except with a few
who think there' a chance for offio by
a change.
"The Jasper Courier h haoov Jasner
- mm a
is to have a enk, nd Mr. Doane will have a secure place to deposit his snrpins dash derived from his subscription list each week, after paying the necessary amount for bands, ink and other materials. We hope the Courier may hare the
Biggest oanx account,"
MMa am a aaa.
i nanx you uro, Armstrong. But we
can't join you in the hope, for alas! ex-
penenco rorota us to hope it 1 But to it
not a part of an editor '1 duty to be joy
ous wnen other have comfortable sur
roundings though he may be nearly
pulling out hi hair for very need of the
money some of these comfortable folk
are owing him ?
The Steel Kail Protection.
Irtvelnrlfft Coarltr-JotinMil.
The stele rail men have been cemplaln-
ing that they have been grossly miarcD
resented as to the Droits thev make in
their basinet, and they say in effect that
Tbe net profit- of this concern thi
year are $1,600,000, and their plant U valued at $i,0uov00rt: yet these fsllow. pretend tLat a bonnty of tM a ton on
steel rails barely suffices to keen their
head above water the year through I Poor fellows! A Mew Bnterprlne In iondhoria Tbe following special Hem Vtoeawne
(appeared in tbe Cincinnati Commercial.
A ntovenseui ie now on foot looking to the early eonetrectlou of a railway from Vhscenne to Japer, lndn at which place connection with another line will
give ua direct communication with the
Ohiemr and the ahorteet route to
Naahvfll and the sooth. The road hn
long been talked of. aud a eonnle of vean
ago tbe Citieen of Vinoeune and Harrison township, in this eonnty, were ealiM upon to vote upon tbeemelvee a t tier
cent, tax la aid et the enterpriee, eat the
remit was uutavoraote, tor the reason
that nq capital was back of the move
ment. Bo in the present inetanee It in capital furnishing the impetae and Invit
ing the co-operation of the ctthasnsof the
county through which tbe prepessi line will pass. Robt. ii. Kvans, Umt week visited Ckscianeti, and had there a most
aatrnfaetery eonfereaee with some lead
ing cltitene, who rapidly slguined their willingness to unt the matter thronati to
a successful issue within a twelve month.
Among: the gentlemen in this city at
present interested in the project may be named President Tyler, of tbe Viocenne Rational Beak; Cashier Fouik. of the same Institution ; President RaUb, of tbe
First national Bank ; City Treasurer McCartbey, George . Montgomery. N. F.
uaiton, aenator r. W. viebe and Mr. R. G. Kvaos.' The projected line will onen
up a moat prolific coal ffeid and ae aerri-
cultural section a yet without railway
communication with the outer world. A meeting for the purpose of forming a
company to push this enterprise will be held in this city about the lath of Janu
ary, and It is proposed to again ask the
townships or Yincenne and Has
vote a bonus.
Harrison to
SlUTSKTTXMal'mHAT.
A Leaf From the
laeepenclylce'a
"Where Is ttty hatT exclaimed Mr.
SpHnterbettom, as he upset tbe baby's crib, and kicked the contents right and left. "Ddrtt yon know where my hat is.
my dear!"
Your hat f asked Mrs. Splinterbnt-
tom. Ko, I' don't know: bht I s'dom
yen wore it down town this morning." -Wore it, of course I wore H, yelled Mr. Splinterbottem, jumping up and down, and growing red in the thee. "What d'ye s'pe I wor ? One of year dod gaeted old suabonnetsr Or tied
one of the baby' aprons over my head?
atayoe you are unoor tbo isnpreesion that. I sent that hat down town to ut
some heefctsak T" And he threw the EapenecTthe stand, with an idea lhat Is wife had wrapped the missing hat up
in inem.
"Where did von leave it. av Aaatr r
thev will all have to go out of businesaj asked Mrs. Splinterbottont, traokhsg her
if the duties on steel rails are reduced.
The Philadelphia Times, however, a ore-
- a--.'1- .
tecuonist organ, publishes the following
among other similar facts gleaned by He
jtAarnsuurg correspondent: "As an Illustration of the immense profits of tbe Pensylvanla Steel Company, I find that they are completing at Steel ton
a school building coating $6,000. one ofj Do yon think 1 bitched It ante- a wheel il.Ja n saamsaa- " av A tw. t f . M f -le ...... UJ a. a ,
husband around the room with the baby
under one arm and doing up her back
aair wiu use outer nana, "use yon remember where yon left "Left ltf snorted Mr. SolinfoeW-ttom.
a he whirled around verv saddeelr.
kaocklngth baby from uader his wife's
"Where de yon anppoee I left it? 4LI..L. W mm ak " -
the fluent structures of tbe kind lu tbe
State, and intended a a gift to her borough. They are erectmir a merchant
plate mill, to cost, when finished, iftXVj
oau; another on tie ing covering the old frog and blacksmith shop, to cost 006,000, without the machinery, and two furnace'.
having all the modem improvement, at eOO.OOO more. Betides this, thev have
btjUt out ef their oaf 1ml 120 dweUlogw - - lt. . . Aank . .
ai-!. w L "V? piece, fnevOOO. Thie has been done indopend-
ent ef their preiu and the payment efied Mr.
me usojm six per cent, semi-annual dividead. nmieonipMyatnnioyil,
barrow and cent it down street after some of our friends, or de you think I left it up at the gallery te have It picture taken ? MaVbsvon are ussear the
impreMloii that 1 act no eM ben in it, r
teat u aown stairs e get dinner r so
saying, he kicked tbe foottteel over, aud began to search mere earneetly .
torn, with a smile aU over bar ma. von
bat la on year head!"
'"inink ye ana emart, dent for anert-
out
Ir, Splintsrbottem; and awffeneed of thedoer wnkhU 1mm eet en
side a if nothing had haeyaneA.
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