Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 25, Number 10, Jasper, Dubois County, 26 January 1883 — Page 4
JASPKRJOURTER.
An Out Tim Cltlxen Own. It U with great pain that we announce 'be duath ut nut old frtand, tieorge W. Lenioud. Ut died At Colombo. Ohio,
Isnuary 4th, A. D
tf drops v.
ftlauttrrTp. lntltnte.lseln In the Holland MuMil-Hueet January SOtn,
Th HmiM wm called to order by tbej
la; aged TO years,' iv-eftideat. Martin W. Uothert cm
lucted im Ant exercise, hm subject oe-
M MAUrCTOMU BY
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fit! n at.
JANl'ABY H, MB?.'
The Common Road.
A unmher of bill have beta
Thus massed from earth an old t'me.i-- Interest. If e advocate: that only
jtizt-u of Kockport, well kuown to all of one method of iodine lNtere should be Hr older people. He wm for a tlmo taught, and that method to bo the aaott miktmutrr of Rockoort. aud WM OH e aimnui an.
tniularv and good citizen. The death ofl The next exercise, which eonlted ofl
iiia wife win announced in these columns lituairatlH? the use of the different
ome time ago. Mr. Lemouds movrd fMacrltleel Marks, woo well disposed ul
irm this city some four or five year0Jr LJ. Enlow.
FISH BROS, at CO., BACINE, 'Win..
WS MHO BTKBT TAUKTT Of
lnro-
Lgo, and weui to uaio. lfct to aw
mr o gooa man went aown in
duced itiiu the Legislature, alt prcpoinir 1 ty when Ueorgo W. Lsmouds died.
to nKoJUh the oRice of Kood Jupriii-j-lKo;Kport uemocrot. tettdent some of them propoee going Manv of the old citltensof this roonty Wk to the old tMipervlaor system, and) vn ,jrop ayranathixing tear to too mine to pot the duties upn to town- ,0l,morv 0f jjr. Lrmonde, when they
i,l,in trustee. We are or the opinion ( .i ,k notie of hie death. Ho
it the Sufcerinieedeut plan, if amended La, of the tirat settler in tbia township, so as to xlr the officer a fair chance, iUm,iitisr a farm iot ouih-wet of Ire
i,e ht ivtem yet devised. Let year mod, where he resided, nod where his the Superintendent did not hare o folrjder children were boro. He afterchance. a they generally hod no money jtmrds moved to Jasper, and was Postan.l no power to work hand, both oH inter tor years, and then County Treatwhicb ought to be provided for In tbejtm,. ,. daughter, Mrs. Klvlra Strain,
lit. liive too Kood superintendents a rhmce. Now is th ttme for the people o ilaw thin question and let the Legislature
kw what thev desire. The old Super
vi-.r system was a steneh in the nostrils of evry one wbo loved Rood public highways, and should not be re-adopted, Wans in practice it bad miserably toiled. ThU. also, is a' good time to ajrltote the snhiwt of road making generally, and
notice the defects in their const ruction, Wcauoe thev will soon be at their worst. An agricultural society in Illinois bos iMuorf a circular in reffard to roods, abounding in valuable suggestions for the consideration of all readers, but more eeporiftlly the farmers. Every dollar extndrd for tbo right kind of roods will
add just so much to the value of farms
lying upon or coutlgoout to aucn im nrovements.
Economical and reliable moans for the
movement of vour n reductions from and
vour suDDlios to Tour homes, would in
crease the value ot the former in market
lies buried in Sbiloh ffravevard. Another
daughter is tbo much respected wifo of
Mr. C. M. Mean, of Huutingburg,ana
ho has a number of other relatives yet
living in different parts of this county ho nil boar testimouv to his worth.
Transfer of Real Ktat in Itbot County front Jan. 17, 1883
to Jan. 23, 1893.
Mary Mets to rani Metz, see. IS, T. 2,
IL 4. 220 acres. 18)0.
Ciariudo Beeleret al. to Elmer nooior
at al. sec. 12. T. 2, R. 4.
John Tormohleu est to Mary JE. Tormohleu et al. sec. IS, T. 2, II. 4. Henry Sermersheim to Sorilda II. Ledgerwood, . lot 102. Jasper. 200. Charles Oshorn. Sr. to Hulrtah K Oborn, sec. 13. T. 2, IL 4, 40 aero. $300. Wilson T. Iemmou to Sarah E. Lem-
mon. sec. S5, T. 1, 11. 4. 40 acres, $766 75.
Bernard Schroodrrto Joun scoroooor, see. VK T. 1, S. R. 4. 40 acres, $180. Anna Pinkston et al. to William Pinkston, 8r. partition of land.
James M. Townend et al. to giro .
G. A. Cooper roodocted thx next exer
cise. He naming and locating iuiportaut
cities and seaports.
At what age shoald pupils begin ine stndv of Grammar, was next dUrussed
by the member of the Institute, and the sreneral tendency of the remarks was that
the study of Grammar, as a text-book, should not be eommooeed till (ha pupil were in the fourth grade, but that lan-
vnas? leeaons should be given from the
first rade uo. tome favored that pu
pits in tbo last year of the third grade shoald take up the study of Grammar as
a text-book. It was conceded iiat ttie nnestion was an unfair one since the
precise age at wbtch pupils snooia siuuy
Grammar ht impossible to determine.
The Institute then adjoarneu tut j-io,
o'clock p. m.
ArrxwYoow scssiox.
Diet. Vo. 6, Jacob Jones totcber, received the banner. Ira Enlow, Emma and Henrv Gosker, John Ileitman. John Lange, Herman Miller and Wm. Marcus are the names of his pupil that were present every dor lor the last month.
w. 11. Clarke gave a lesson in renmanbip width, bight and analysis of the Capital Letters. G. W. Schmidt then made some im
portant remarks about "Washington's New Jersey Campaign; after which
If
Freight and Sprix&f Wmgons!
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"THE best wagon on wheels
w ..! th. rtsu WJOS. W AOOK u. wttt mm m W Mtwbjr WwmM w VVTlJ 1. .ilVbt U .it ork lib i.ir
wrut wtifc'n o .f frm i.i' j mm ,.,. .
, to ht wttt m4 ta .rjrrtW-Ur mil ef ro4
.bin, rfal? f r id .n,.
MM". frrt Ui,,U 1
v.. .. .nil ...lrl vm twf tfc. CU4 KmIm, taMt for rr!w
to which taken, and lessen the cost on Anrierfton et M partition of lead
the tatter: on both too would be large
gainer over the present system Of doing btirtinrsa. There would be enlarged in
ducements to increase your productions, and vou would have increased means for the purcbae of all kinds of needful supplier. In construction, probably, the most important featnre is proper drainage, without this, the best of material will be wasted, it might as well be poured into the swamp along side of the common highways, as to be placed upon a poorly
graded, badly drained superstructure Well built roads involve comph
drainsge of the country, largely improv
George Berger 8r. to William Hack-
lots 113, lii. ht ana tin, m-
Anthonr. Lilv Padget to Armintv Padget, toe, 28, T. I, 8. R. 6, 10 acres, $160. Joseph Bally to Elvin R. Iluff, we. IS, T. 1. S. R. 3. 40 acres, tlli.
William L. Hall to Levi Padgett, tee.
24. T. 1. R. i. 40 acres, till.
Jacob Blemker to Wm. Pangea, too. 84,
T. 2, S. R. 5, i acre, $1.
-The Compound Sentence was thoroughly ventilated by J acob J ones. J ohn
Rothert conducted tbe last exercise lie explaining and unnveliug tbe mysteries of "Absorption."
Afler too report or the committee on
programme the Institute adjourned to
meet at Uollaafl scbooi-bousc, reoruary
17th, ISoJ. Jacob Jxks, President. Xaktix W. Bothxkt. Secretary.
About 1,000 acres of land are devoted
(o raislna- pepermint in Jiew l one
There are fo.000 gallons of oil made
every year.
UamA A it vie.
Toa wilt prrwtmt ant rnri h . ftmtt JMirt af tW tlto
Complete imr i:umch. li.r hl H'lnry ta perfect warklsc
- mnrnv. arArr TbfT i u cinitciM kLOWB 1U1 rto:l aa
ing its sanitary condition, reducing losfricll;B(,pury ,4 Sii y goo mxim
and cost from sickness, and ute more ine a uwr c.uaiu.
iilirt is analysed the more will appear
Why We!eta.
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The Cincinnati News,
A DAILY IteBotocratic If swiiFer, la yaVlkkatt I Mtwrltitr at the tollowf c KATES OP 8UB8CR1PTIOX. BT MM POST AO b rito. TXtle aM SitiHta wtlt!, yr - ft S
All OwlMcHMtlaMM iMvnrtobljr In AnMM.
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mul utCTltwr at tM p.5tct. awp ww m
Mam ma Mrrse. ! wits Of
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kndtlnTtn- r,(i, are witS ' I Sr
ia cofiffrmi'r "Ha i rate.
"THtailWt, Cincinnati. OWo.
It will bajror MmI
at atua
resulting beoedta which will continue to
multiply themselves.
ttt The Legislature is talking about the Prohibitory Amendments this week.
Tbe Jadicsry Committee of tbe Senate
made two reports the mtjority tnai ine -J l ... Mn Im.I1 IwnM tlMl
present Legislature for action because of ' ,y
tte failure or the legislature iwi w have it entered oft their Journals as the
Constitution require. The minority renort contends that the People are above
the Contitutlon. and that a majority of
them voted last Fall iu favor of submitting the Amendments, and therefore thev
are before tbe present legislature tor action upon them. In tbe House the judiciary committee presented three reports, but substantially with tbe same difference. In the meantime tbe advo-
atteii of Drobibitioa are presenting peti
tion numerously signed for their submission at a special election. So far it i claimed 85 845 name of citizens have boon signed to these petitions, representfntr riirlit v-fire counties. We see by the
Monitor-Journal that Dubois county iJ
credited with 145 petitioners. The Democrats in the Legislature, a the representatives of a party which is the exponent and true friend of temperance, should vote every time against any auch ill-advised and bad It conceived measure, as it adoption would only retard th temperance work. The present law
should bo amended so as to be made more effective. But as a number have
been elected upon the direct pledge of
nhtnission, the probability i the people will be called upon to wrestle with tbe question at tbo general election in Hoember, 1854.
Xcw Albany Laager.
Daviess county ha seven teen coal
mines, in which 648 men are employed.
Tbe coal mines of tb county ar inex
haustible.
Tbe intense cold of Sunday Iron out
tbe passenger trains on tbe I, H. A. C. railroad, and they were abandoned at
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
ThJOTICE is hereby given that at tbe
i. jannary term, law. ot the iuooih Circuit Court, tbe estate of Charles L. Holloa, deceased, was declared probablv insolvent Tboee interested are notified
that it will be settled accordingly.
Ricuaxp F. Milbo uk, Admr. TaATLon a HuxTKU, Attorneys. January 96th, 1885 Sw.
THo Wookly Iff
WILL BX ISSTT.P BT TUB
limk Km Mm wur,
THEtNRST WEf t HT, MHOARY.
It wilt W Dwweratle rf. Sa fa rKte
Nrwt.Markt't.. Atrtealtate. n4 UMrnr.an Jtli M MfiM with tat view at ki li a detirahie rjf
i. . HktMn. W aahne faenr. Tm Wx
rw w til rirter tn Xhr. rrirtwi -4 N rmmUr. It kn.,.i. jiimh .11 if noMtioa. rth a. It
eire Mrtlralar an'.-o ta tfc tntaerimt ot t"
Miss Anna DeBruter. of Jasner, a
Catholic convert, has enteted St. Mary's
Oonvent at Terre Haute as a candidate
In the order of the Sisters of Providence Cannelton hones for a railroad to con
sect that town with the O. A M. railway
bv a route leadiuir from Cannelton and '
Tell City up tbe Anderson Valley, and
crossing the Air-line in toe vicinity 01
Birdseye. If Cannelton ever gets a road aa far as the Air line, right there k will stop, of course. There came near being a serious accident to tbe east bound passenger train on tbe Air-line near Georgetown, Saturday night. A messenger, with a lantern.
U nailed the train to stop while It was
running at a high rate or peed, ine cause of tbe stoppage wa tbe fall of a
large rock from tbe erabanxmeni into tbe track but a little way ahead, and but tor discovery by the person who gave the signal, there would have been a terribh-
eectdeot, attended, no doubt, with loss of
life.
ftfr Several papers are copying an article from tbe Mill Co., (Iowa.) Journal, written by Col. A. T. Whittlesey, purporting to be a history of the adoption
of the rooeter, a a Democratic emblem,
and fixing the date as in 1844. If tby will any of them take the pains to look
at tbe "specimen books" of the Boston or McCleileo, if he will consent to accept it
General McClellan and Prineoion College. WASMtxflTOV. Jan. W. There boa been
tome talk for several months past of the
retirement of the venerable lr. McUosn
from the Presidency of mnceton col
lege. Under his faithful management this snlendid university ha. gained the
confidence of the Presbyterian church, and has been so richly endowed a to
place it on an enduring basis, with the best equipment attainable. Princeton pensions her retired presidents lor life, so Dr. McCosh will be comfortably provided for. It is more than probable that
Ms successor will be General George B.
SHERIFF'S SALE4
BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the
Dubois Circuit Court in a cause wherein
Theresa Emr is plain tiff, and Irving M
Leighton, Mary A. Berth et aU ar de
fendants, requiring me to nsaxe tn turn
of money therein mentioned, with in
terest on said decree and costs, i wu expose at public sale, to the highest bid
der, on
SATURDAY, vim 17th Pat or FEB
RTJAkY, A. D. 1883,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a, m
and 4 o'elock p. m., of said day. at the
door of tbe Court-house in Jasper, Du
boi county, Indiana, the retit ant
nrofita for a term not exceeding seven
veers, of the following Real Estate
situated in the County of Dubois and
State of Indiana, le-wit :
The North-east quarter of tbe Xorlh west quarter of Section Number thirty
two (32), in Township Number one (1;
Sooth of Ranlnr Number five (o) West
containing 40 acre, more or lew.
If such rent and profits will not set
for a sufficient sum to satisfy mid dem e
interest and eosts, 1 will at loo am
time and place, expose to public sale tbr
fee simple of said real estate, or so tnucit thereof as may be enffirlent to discharge
said decree, interest and costs.
Said sate will be made without any
reiier whatever from valuation or ap-
praisement laws. FRANK JOSEPH, Sheriff Dubois County. TaATXoaJb HexTKX, Attys for PlC Jan. tSth, lSM-Sw. f p. f. $4 01. PaMlafcad ia tte iaaer CtwHer.
New York Type Foundries of 1840, they
will find rooeter and coon cot in such shapes as to indicate that it was adopted at that time, and we well remember the Cleveland brig, which went oyer Ohio with Harrison and his log cabin In that campaign, and which kept hanging from its rsrd-arm a nearly dead rooster, while above R was perched a live coon, just far enough away for it not to be able to reach the chicken, and how it then im-
prettd our young mind as a ploe of terrible creel ty to (he rooster. For the
orizin of the rooster a an emblem of
Democracy, you will have to go further
uacx tnaa 1044.
In a suit for killing a dog, tried a few ago before a Gibson County Jvotiee,
P. II. Holcomb and Charle 0. Erwin,
ine opposing attorney, had a fight in
which chairs wore used and nistou nro
dVed. The Jajatlot fined taom $1 ooeh, ntti after being atrncs.
FILL and WINTER
CLOTHING A MO DRY GOODS!
lupi in a ted it ft totj! 0
iSermersheim t Co,
Have just opened the largest and best BMortnicat of Merchandise, of all kinds, ever brought to Dubois County, and will sell goods Ohsapor for CwlbIx TXAV AXT 0TBUM BOCSB IX TUK COCBTT.
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,rtwm of itti stM. w
ia anirr ta raackaU claaaet. It tin at mm awian i . . M
jutcs or aTnacnirnowt
LOOK AT mTR LATEST STYLE OF Gentlemen' and Boys'
Clothing. for wixrxa wxab In all grades, from a
U suit up. n HANDSOME DRESS MODS,
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PRKHIt FOR CLUmW.
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M. A. REHMERSriEIX CO.' Ifortri Sine rwbttc aquara, 0H.M. lon-tr. a AarxR, txn.
SAXrXL LEPOKXWOOO.
JOHX r. 100.
JA8PER LIVERY
Attn-
$1,000 in Gold
Witt K 1.rtt1MrtM OTMMr mmtm tte M si J '...TUIVIfllT XrVllkaMl kmH ttM( till'
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Ms. ton.
m mix m year
aOOfngotd ro - 100 o ' to at) M to S0 h
For Largest Clob
si sd " 4th m - Htk - 7th 8th - ffh 10th
SALE STABLE!
Th anUrv is tlO.OOO t year, with a to
perb home. The position mm wnren
reuulrea aaminiMrauv 7 than scholarship, but General McClellen
combine both. There is no finer disciplinarian in the country, a is attested
by hit orgauiaarion anu training wt m army of the Potomac, the finett army. Ut numbers considered, the world proKtM mrv mmw. WhetlMr he wouJd ac
cept, if the position was tendered ulm,
or course ne coma no ne smpvineu m until the tender has been made, but there is no doubt his name has been favorably canvassed for the succession. fcrTbe steamer Cambria from Belgium for Now York, wat run down la a fog. t ik uritlah channel last Monday, and
took by the steamer Sultan. Tbrmibnu. ArmA aMalevasita were aVownod. The
ateanser tank ia 10 feet water id fiO
The Evansvilte
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Harbison Township Tnistw itrttee
TaJOTICE is hereby giren that -(he an
lx demiarned. Trustee of Harbison town-
shin, will attend to the bosine of the
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township at his home, eaet ot rtaysvtiie, on ftaturday of each week, and person
having business are expecting to present it on that dev.
One-hair of the Township IJOrarr ta at Harrison Moreen's, at Ludlow, and Otto-
half at John Aulenbenrer't ebon, In
llareville. Parttet wanting bowks May!
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