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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
THE COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

Do small scale, q prodIgiously smsll
scale indeed. the county republican con-
vention Was . repetition of the New York
state convention. Here in the little and
unimportant gathering, a thsre in the
great and influential assemblage. there Wa
sincere opposition to the programme Of
Grants friends borne down and silenced in
. very overbesring manner BY the people
pledged to the third term, and here in their
Enthusiastically small way the Grant re-
publicans initiate their masters, and play
the bully very successfully.
The delegates to the state convention 70
instructed TO use their influence, whatever
that may be, to secure the selection of
Grant delegates to the Chicago convention,
and, though 10 view of republican action
here in times past this latter act is barefaced
qualification, they will do ~ they have
been hidden. and soothe whatever soreness
their political prevarication causes them
With the emo:lient of prospective reward
when their principal shall have pa ronsge
At his disposal. 1t is . very silly thing
that the Pettw county republicans have
done. bot It 10 no whit sillier than their
betters are doing elsewhere and, after all,
nay only be set down a. part and parcel of
the formula which va prescribed long ago
- the preparation for the great national
action to be taken later.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13
Professor Anderson.

That excellent magician and iliusionist,
Professor Andersen. known to fame ~ the
Wizard of the north, will appear at Whites
hall on Tnesdsy. April Is Presents will
be given away ut the entertainment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13


Mn. Perry Halves and Mn. Dr.. w. III:
Evans were out driving on Friday after
noon. The horses were . spirited black
span. owned BY Mrs Halves; but Mrs.
HAYES had often held the reins over them
and experienced no trouble. On Friday,
however. the ungallant beasts chose to be
scared At nothing and bolted. In turning
. corner near the NJ, K. 4 T. track, on
Broadway. the buggy ~as upset and the
ladies were spilled into the road. Both
ladies we're bruised, and Mn. DR.. Evans
sustained cut on the cheek and wound
10 her tongue. the front teeth being driven
INTO il. The injuries ere severe but not
serious.
The condition of Nm. W. H. Evans at
midnight last night wssnot all that her
friends could desire. She had high pulse
and 1t time-Dwas in sem:-unconsciou. state
and il is feared that she may be suffering
from . slight conclusion Of the brain. Ii
she IL no better to-day her husband, who lie
in New York. will be wired to return home.
II is devoutly hoped BY her friends th.t
she may have . speedy recovery.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

greCed the present administration.
4. We believe the Republic. an party i.
pledged To free speech. free prees, and free
schooi-. and invite free discussion and ex.
PRESTON oiopinion ~ 10 the action and
official conduct ri al officers Of the Gov
eminent; and that IL IL not ire.eon 10 the
patty To call in question the motions and
conduct III the chief ma zistra,e Of IN.
Naiiun. when his conduci il sr,ch o. 20 IT..
viie criticism Al the hand. "f independent
hon.a nen; and that the removal from,
Office vi the most active and influential
MEN IN the prosecution of the whiAkey
thieves At NJ. LDuis aud elseWhese il such
cenduci n Gale for the condemn stion of
all Republicans Who are favorable 20 an
homes, Standardization al public affairs and
honest discharge Of public dutie..
Mr.. Smith proceeded g. read III. follow.
ing report o! Mr. Lamms speech, which
msde gree, sensation: .Henry L.mm
spoke at length He started out by first
retr.cting any offensive remark or insinus
ton that he might have uttered toward
Judge Cochran, or any one el-e concerning
the stealing Of the resolutions. He
denounced Grant in unmessured terms.
and referred to several occasions when the
president Of the United States had acted
a. spy for . common thief. He believed
Grant to be . bad democrat IN favor Of
riIden for president"
The re.ding Of this record We made
amidst di" Of suppressed laughter. Mr.
LINN sat mouse still in . corner and said
nothing, and ~ aeon - il Wa finished.
somebody made . motion to adj ,urn, which
Ws- carried amid great confusson.
When the convention had adjourned and
shils the Uembep were crovding their
wav outward. Mr.. Lsmm exciiedIy ap-
prosched Mr.. Smith. sho vas still standing
where he had delivered his attack on
LINN. and. shaking his hsnd in HE fsce,
told him that hs (Smith) might rest ~
aured thst there 80 Roshiag for him to ex-
peet n the hands Of the delegation. Smith
replied that he knew that, and La@m
wound mp the conversation By the some.
what smbsGuous remark 70 Smith that b
would - hin later"
70 scdod ths shsPtss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-13

1t spsskss ior it>-:i. IL shat u lady
said of DIR. Bull Cprxh Syrup the other
dsy. for = single bot,'- cared INV chill oi
n IN ..t .!,r ,.!:ui ronyh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

Mr.. John Schleyer, the proprietor OF
the Chiffon. Wis, Volksbote, . progress
sive German weekly gratifed rs with
the following:
With pleasure add my testimonial
to the many already given in favor OF
ST. JACOBS On, which had occasion TO
test personally. I suffered extreme pains
IN The back OF my neck. which were nj.
most unbearable. Having heard Of ST..
JACOBS OH l dispatched one OF my men
70 the nearest drug store, procured .
bottle. and commenced to apply il at
once. The pain subsidized. and on the
next morning ! was all right again.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

Voorhees, voted for every dollar Of
pay the soldiers ever got and actively
and earnestly aided in getting their pay
increased from thirteen to sixteen dol
lars per month. He has voted and
worked in the interest Of every pension
and bounty bill, was very active in Sc
curing the passage Of the arrears of pen
sion bill last winter, the benefit Of which
old soldiers Of this county have received,
and though we hope to see all our soldier
friends who now vote with the grand old
republican party always continue 10 do
so, still we say. boys, give an opponent
his due. Senator Voorhees, has by his
conduct in both houses OF congress,
shown himself to be better friend 70,
and more active and influential worker
for the soldier, than many Of the mem
'bcrs Of our own party.-[Newport
|Hoosier State, (Rep.)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

The teachers Of Hall township. Dubo,.
county, Ind, met in Institute. AZ Districs
No. ?. March 9Th, 1880. Institute oncrsd
with prayer, by Chairman, +. j. NoIan
n. j. Harris and III. P. Schneck we're An,
pointed Critics for the dav.
lst Exei else. by 81. Haris-spb;ect.
Common Fractions. Miss Harris shaved
BY the manner in which She conduc,ed
subject thought.
"a Exercise, by A. A. Hessemer-
0uoy ect; Spacing between Letters,
" ords ana Sentences. Mr.. Hessemer
Illustrated Dy diagram, making the SUBJ
ject very plain and interesting.
IN stilute took recess until ! D. m.
during which time boun,ifuI repast
was given At the residence of A. j. Allies.
ArTERSooE SESSION.
lst Exercise, by A. j. Alles-Subiect.
phy siology Of the Digestive Organs
Mr.. Allies conducted this exercise IN =
very clear and comprehensive msnner-
illustrating by diagram and drawing.
I'd Exercise, by L. Kubnel-Subiecf
Heading TO Primary Classes. Mr..
kunhnel's exercise was very good. but
brief. e'
Sd Exercise. by.H. r. Schneck-Sub-
ject: Analysis Of Sentences. As Mr..
Schneck is q very ingenious man: he
gave US formula of his own Invention.
which was very good.
4th Exercise, by w. w. GuIIet--Sub-
|ject: James Madison's Administration.
Mr.. Gullet's exercisci was exceedingly
good.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Critics report, which waslvery rood.
Speech from Trustee w. w. Kendall.
which was very encouraging to the
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved. That We. the teachers Of this
Institute, tender our heartfelt thanks "a
Mr. A. j. allies and lady for their boepi-
ltaiities In furnishing Us with an excel
lent repast at noon.
Resolved, That we, the teachers ar
Hall township, tender our many thanks
10 the patrons for their presence,and en-
couragement at our Institutes.
Resolved, That we, the teachers of
Hall township, tender our many thanks
land wcll-wishes to the editor Of JASPER
Courier for his kindness to Us in pnb-
Fishing our minutes.
1 The Institute adjourned sine die.
c. c. McCOwN. Secretary.
1 ,. y. HARRIS, Assistant.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

An KING o'ER THE LAND ASDTHE SEA
A beautiful bass solo by VIII l..
price 35cents.
ssIM WASDrRINGI IN DISTANT LAxDs--
An easy, but very pretty song and
chorus. by Calvin Bushcy, price 80 cts
All lovers Of popular music should or
der these favorite songs
We will mail the two for 80 cents.
Catalogues sent free on application.
w. L. THOMPSON = CO.,
East Liverpool, O.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

The county seat removal question Il
once more being agitatcd in Clay county.
Over forty years since tho first attempt
was made to remove the county seat
from Bowling Green. and was not suc-
cessful until about three years since,
when II was removed to Brazil, and il
was hoped that was the end, but such
seems not 70 be the case. A large meet
ing was held at Bowling Green, said to
be the largest ever assembled at that
village, and over $4,000 was raised
to aid in getting the county seat back to
that place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

We have just received NELLrs' FLORAL
INSTRUCTOR, which is an elegant Illus
trated Quarterly, devoted 10 gardening
in all its branches, containing a complete
list Of Seeds, Plants and Bulbs at greatly
reduced prices, and much other useful
information. The subscription price is
only 20 cents year.
lie sends sample. copy and packet Of
choice flower seed as q trial TO any one
who sends him cent. stamp. His ad.
dress Is A. G. NELLrs, Canajoharie. N. y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

II Grant should be nominated for
President, let us have Uncle Jimmy
Williams for the Democratic nominee.
Cincinnatus against Cesar"
"The plow share against the sword"
"Home rule against centralized gov.
ernment."
"Thc husbandman against the hoard.
err"
Blue Jeans against the royal pur'
pie Evansville Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

SEED CArALoGuE-Joseph Harris, Of
Moreion Farm, Rochester. N. r.. sends
us his Catalogue Of Choice, Garden and
Flower Seeds for 1850. II is sent free Of
charge TO all applicants. Drop him a
postal card with your address, and tell
him YOU saw this notice in the Jasper
Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12


Senate, and having the honor to sign the
joint resolution, and would say 10 the
senator from Monroe, that signed II In
a large. John Hancock kind Of hand.
for ! thought II was an honor"
Reporter--Had Jayhawker any au-
thority for saying that Colonel Gray
caused false record to be made, and
'afterward refused to have II corrected?
DR.. Sherrod-I think not. suppose
Ihe got the idea from the debate that took
place In the Senate upon this question
Ion the day have named. You will see
by examining the Twelfth Volume OF
the BREWER Reports, page 4l3. that the
Following colloquy took place between
Colonel Gray and several other senator's
Mr.. Bradley-I will state to the sem
ator Colonel Gray that when the vote
was taken l was not within three-quar.
ters ofa mile Of the State Hou
Mr. Gray-The record is the best evi.
dence.
\ Mr.. Denbo-Mr. President, If the
senator will allow me, wish to state,
sir; that was not present, although the
record shows l was present when the
roli was called. did not answer to my
name, neither was here when the vote
was taken, az the senator from Laporte
K Mr.. Bradley well knows. dc and 4
were some distance from the capitol at
the time of taking that vote. | merely
wish to make this correction.
\ Mr.. Gray-I say the record is correct,
and If gentlemen are mind to accuse the
secretary Of the Senate with having made
% false record, let them do so.
!. Mr.. Hughes--In justice to the secrc.
Jtary. would say that the record shows
that the secretary was directed 10 enter
lit 60 by order Of the Senate. The Senate
has to bear the blame and not the secre
'tary.
/ Mr.. Gray--Thc record shows tha
those present and not voting were Messrs
Carson, Denbo. Clifford, Henderson
johnson, Of Montgomery, LasselIc, Lee
Morgan, Sherrod and Smith.
4 Reporter--I see that you are recorded
as being present but not voting. Is thi
true?
H DR.. Sherrod-On the morning Of th,
,l3th Of May, 1869, in order to preven
1.-THE passage of the resolution acceptin,
!, 1.-THE Fifteenth Amendment, is Democrati
alsenators. myself among them, placed on
designations in the hands Of Governo
|, Baker, which designations were accepted
,.|This fact was afterward announced OF
/. the floor of the Senate. In the afternoon
| of that day, several Of the ex-Senators--
! being one of them-went to the Senat
Chamber for the purpose of getting on
books and papers, preparatory for leav
ling for home, when we were locked II
-the Senate Chamber and counted as sen
ators present, but not voting. remem
eber that when the doors were locked
that Senator Turner. OF Daviess, drew
'lpistol and compelled the door-keeper I
oIlet him out. The balance Of Us, not be
ling armed. were forced 10 submit to bein
'-Iprisoners long enough for the Republ
! ecan majority to count us as being presen
''IWhen this was done they opened III
! doors and allowed US 10 depart. An
sthis is the way the resolution was passe
elby the Senate Of Indiana accepting III
Z elFifteenth Amendment to the Constitl
elton Of the United States. And here n
r|interview between Dr. Sherrod and II
sISentinel reporter ended.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

Multitudes Of People require an Alter
ative 70 restore the healthy action Of their
sy stem and correct the arrangements
that creep into L. AYERS SARsAPARTLLA
tones and vitalizes the blood, and re-
stores the vigor OF health.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-03-12

The American people will never con-
done corruption, no more than they will
fraud. This II bad for the chronic can
iidaies. Grant and TiIdcn. n.-Indanapolis
News,
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This column, by Madness o the proprietor Of the pa
per- h the property Of the teachers o. Dubois county, and
u u 70 be hoped that each teacher will manifest in
tsresf IN Il by occasionally Offering any views whatever
o. an educational character. that may further the
In midst.
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Each subseq uent insertion, 70 cts.
Longer advertisements at the same rate,
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Notices Of appointment Of admins
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pusols COUNTY, INDIANA, ny
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=. NJ. LANSFORD,
Architect and Builder,

JASPER, INDIANA.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-13

which was very practical ard edifsing
discourse.
The convention was organized by elect
ing Rev. J. p. Moore, of Millersville. pres
dent; Rev. D. B. Shuey, of New Providence
treasurer; and B. F. Bausman, OF Lancas-
ter, secretary.
On Tuesday morning the first subject,
"Family nurture and its relation to the
Sunday school," was opened by Rev. ID.
3. Shuey, Chow to secure regular at
tendance" by Rev. a. 3. Shenkle; Who
should be officers and teachers Of the Sum
day school," by W. F. Lichliter.
At the afternoon session the following
subjects were discussed Methods of
Teaching" by Rev. d. B. Shuey How
to keep country Sunday schools open dur
ing the winter" by Rev. J. P: Moore ;
"Hymns and Music,'' by B. F. Baus-
man ''Thc duty of Sunday schools to
missions and orphans homes,* by Lewis
Reiter.
During the cvening.scssion the subject for
discussion was ''The proper object OF SUM-
day Schools: which was opened by Rev. ID.
". Gerhard. Considerable time was spent
in answering OF referred questions and
other business. All the subjects elected
lively general discussion and the meetings
of the conventions were pcEvaded with
much interest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-13
MARKETS.


PHILADELpHIA, Oct. l3--FlOur quiet but firm
ly held; superfine 3: OoSs3 50 extra % 75R
4 .; Ohio and Indiana family s. 25Gl6 %;
PeHn'a family do - OOlf5 SO: st. Louis family
ut s6 G9if6 80; Minnesota family 81 2546 90 !;
Slr.tghT S646 - ,tcnt ana high grades - 10
4pS p.
Rye flour ut 81 %.
Wheat firinev; No. Western Red 81 l4@l
~ Pa. Ee'i 81 12lll IA Amber 81 1891 II.
Corn firm steamer, none here; yellow SIC;
mixed Jjc.
Oats steady; No. l, White 42c No. 9 do 4O13c;
No. do 3914c: No. ., Mixed :S1.4030c.
Rye dull ut 9::c.
Provisions in steady jObbing trade; mess
pork SIG so; beef hams $l6 5OGll7 o.; In
dian mess beet ut SIS so: smoked hams ll114a
l2c; picked hams S14Gt9c bicOn-smOkcd
shoulders 61xGG34c s;tit tlO SIC.
Lard market firm city kettle ut 9YyLc;
loose butchers y &c: prime steam 80 90.
Butter-ChOice in fair demand other
gradc4 are dull Creamery extra at 20GlsOc;
do good 10 choice 27gl2Jc: Bradford
county and New York extra. 2535eSc Western
reserve extra 2Osl22c do good to choice lG12Oc
serve extra 20dp22c.
Eggs steady; rann'a EStr;, ..c; W:s:er"
Ex. .DG12ic.
Cheese dull, but steady: New York full
Rolls quiet FenH'a extra 2i0gI3; Western re-
cream IG33Ic; Western full cream 13013Lc:
DO fair to good l29l21.c: do half skins 1910
lie.
Petroleum firm refined lglc.
Whisky firm ut 81 L..
Seeds-GOOd to prime clover dull ut - O0f4
$50: Timothy jobbing at S! 70a12 80: Flaxscei
scarce. 81 ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-13

comedies the election of Porter by at least
1000 majority, and that the Legislature is
probably Republican. $50 precincts show
a Democratic gain Of 3, $50, and Republi-
can gain Of 1878; net Republican gain,
3,9l5. The Republicans claim the state
by 1000 majority.
Carroll county complete gives Demo-
cratic majority 70, Democratic loss
Of 20. Later returns from the FIRST con-
gressional district indicate a very close
vote and both parties are. claiming tho
election Of their candidate. The result in
the Seventh Qndianapolis) district is still
in doubt. There are not enough returns
from tho Legislature to indicate definite
result. Both parties claim Il majority.
Floyd County Right Slide Up.
1SD1ASApoL1s, Oct. 13.-Oficial returns
from Floyd county give Landers ma
jority Of 1904. The other way last night.
Nominated After Long Flight.
WILLIAMSBURG, Oct. 13-R. J.C. Walk
er, Of this city, was nominated this morn
ing on the 2a1st ballot by he Republicans
Of the Sixteenth congressional district.
Very Latest.
The very latest bulletins, evidently
through Republican channels, are
to the effect that Mcdonald con-
cedes Lander's defeat, but claims tho
remainder Of the state ticket. Ohio is re-
ported 10000 Republican, with Is Re-
publican congressman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-13
OHIO.

Republican Claim OF 10000 Majority.
COLUMBCs, Ohio, Oct. 13.-The Repub-
licans claim Ohio Ly 700 majority and
4 gain OF five congressman.
Usual Republican Majority In CuyaIOga.
CLEyELAND, o., Oct. 13.-COmplete
returns from Cuyahoga county give
Charles Townsend, Rep. Secretary Of
State, 4,051 majority, AlcIlvane, Rep.
Supscmc Court Judge, 3,937 majority, and
Amos Townsend, Rep. for Congress ). $50
majority.
Ga fields Popularity mt Homo.
Returns from Mentor, Garfield's home,
show a Republican loss Of three votes ON
secretary of state from majority in 1876.
90. WE.iTHEI; INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 13.-For tie
Middle Atlantic states, ro:therly to east:
erly winds, stationary or slight rise in
barometer, clear or fair weather and No
change in temperature.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
o,,H .EGULs, !: .un:, :,EspoNDESCE


Tonight. Democratic Paradc-Incenciary
Eire-s;OrOisi' budget
There will be 4 parade ofall the Hancock
and English forces this evening. The bat
talon will be formed at s o'clock sharp
and the column will will move over the
following route:
Up Locust to Seventh, across Seventh to
Walnut, down Walnut to Front, down
Froat to Locust, up Locust to Third, across
Third to Union, UP Union to Fourth, out
Fourth to Manor, up Manor to kinth-
countermavch TO Florence, down Florence
to Fifth. out Fifth to Union, down Union
TO Perry, down Perry TO Second, across
Second to Cherry, up Cherry to Fourth to
Locust, and down Locust to opera house,
where tie parade will be dismissed.
A fire broke cat early this morning at
S. c. SwaItzs ice house, situated on the
river shore q short distance above the
Reading & Columb;;; railroad coal shutes.
The fire, from the reports 1T hand, WAS the
act of an incendiary and Was started at the
lower end Of the house. 1t was discovered
before gaining much Roadway, and an
alarm sounded, but before the arriya! Of
the fire department had assumed such
proportions that to save the building
was impossible. There were less than fifty
tons OF ice in the house and the loss on
stock is therefore light. The loss Oh the
building is total, and expense would have
been saved had it burned 10 ashes, as it
now stands, it is absolutely worthless.
Under roof IN front Of the house were an
chored seven boats the property OF as many
gentlemen residing here. Two of these
boats were saved by their owners, the
others We're lo5t. The ice house and stock
are insured in tie Lebanon Mutual in
surancc company.
The PENNSYLVANIA railroad pay car is e X
pectcd here o-;.ay.
The Frederick accommodations train
west yesterday afternoon, due here at S:4j,
arrived about frl ty five minutes late.
Miss Sarah Wynnc, an eS-teacher Of the
Columbia public schools, died yesterday
morAing of consumption.
The members OF the archery clnb did
what is considered very good shooting
yesterday afternoon.
The Republicans last evening listened
to Messrs E. il. Martin and !. {. Rein
cehl, Of Lancaster city.
Christian Kaufman died at LaIdisville
| at five o'cloc., yesterday afternoon, aged
- years. He was the father OF J. II.
Kaufman, hardware merchant Of this
place The funeral will take place Oh Fri
day morning at 8 o'clock.
George Tile has returned f;um Il visit OF
couple OF days TO Philadelphia
Large cr.wds; assembled at the Offices
OF the Western Union ard American
Union telegraph Offices last night to lear
the returns from Indiana and Ohio.
\ couple OF boys engaged in \ hot light
at Fourt:, and Iocnst streets this morn
ing.
The adjutant OF the Democratic l'atta!-
ion, Lieutenant Harry S. Graybi!l, thor
ou.hly understands Ills business and wiz
form the battalion in ship shape s.yle.