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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

IS foI ss-. q As>.." sai,i an old coiored
wAsaEo'u an. - sine. dey's 20: desc here
big cr~yrat- Se don't bah 50 much to do .
De genmeaI pi;s an 4 big crayva, nova
days insie4i of clean shirt Yol don't
knoS inlch aoou: tSs-ss matters, but If
you take Of ths crAyvs.. 10 this town. an
Eissr ibs 2etnulen show up. l4ndsakes
yhl Il see d. worst lookin' white men yon
e6ber laid ~ b!ssssl eyes 90 "-SyraSEss
Herald
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

Superintendent, Parker OF Quincy.
As.s .a,s .ha. no teacher should have
more thai thirty pupils, and if lhere are
rosa lhAu thai numhei in q school .
.ehoiar from training school should b
sailed Il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

example. He should strive 70 Be Wa;
his children should be. and wha, ti.ir
best gopi. l.o,h for this vorll AMI fer the
world 10 come. requires them 10 be.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

EDISoN's NEIAJSr FL
son, The inventor. while beius Interviewed
i. Memo PaEa By reporter: The o.h.r 5sy.
paid the following irioa;e 10 q Vernon,
lad whom be his 10 Ms aogrtlorv:
"One day some professor. came hare.
and one said ccr-s,n oxide -olid To: Dc
treated in 4 certain WY; aa1:aer stii (.
could. One OF nv boys. raw Vermont
lad said it was hAsie oxide. AMI he vas
right. We call him Basic ever since.
Tina. is = hard working Young fe IoF. Ii
wrote 70 me from Vermont tha: lie wsu,et
to be a chemist. and tba. be would cone
and work wijhol. pay. and he was =.
persistent that told him 20 c0ue rig.
along. He came and worked ike Green
Mountain 10y. He lives here in the la5.
ora,ory, you may say. altogether.
/" Where is he:" asked one OF the listeners
4" Hes of now. spending the Chris:m1.
holidays with his folks /! WAS be who
helped Bach to get Gu. the Iridium l to.l
YOU l wanted one might, and be was a
irseh hand then. Hes no, afraid TO 61ra
his dngers."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

In 1850 he native Christian. in Irffa.
Burmah and North and >oGth Crv.on uun.-
b-red -i,og. Las: Otober there were
40, ,Gl1.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

never turn ont for soo1ndrcls. sail
bhlly. meeting 4 Quaker. AMI stepping I'D
square i+ lore m 0 inHuggFs.;e = . larre'.
/ 10. sHii The QIaker. anu p.,..s.y ,ooz
The o;ker side OF tie wa7.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

\ shor; time since the d., d AumaIe
hai The o..ie,t OF lis halnis h'e>. win
hoiy water By The prizes: II TIE al a..
IFunp~'s were sounded = the cereu. nv
"'S performed. Then tie sacred hc-n,!s
aud three hun'!red guests hunted ro..-
sag III. it MAS dead.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1880-01-14

During a recent examination of c',.s
OF youngsters IN" teAcder askel: Wa.
Is = monarchy p and was in,n,-li4.e,y
answered by liule b,y. a country
gJ7rrn-i hy a kingf Who wol.i rll-
n be king shrud de- The Queen"
' AM if the queen sholi de" D." Tre
tck.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

Orcanirariaasi< what the Republican
marty Of Drbois county needs II unnnn
there Is strength, in organization there :
union.-Ireiand Argus
The Argns is>correct in regard to the
strength OF organization a . rule bni
We believe the Republicans offhis ccnnfs
have great deal more effective strength.
for their numbers. without county or
ganization. than they ever will hsyest-e'
Palmer gets them fully organized Their
members have had the sympathy and
ofleu the votes Of Democrats in their ~
Organized condition while after an ~
gressive organization j. effected. q
course. they viii not sexpect H. We de-
sire 70 impress on the Democracy Of Dn
bois county the truth Of what the Arzu'
saws in regard to organization girinl
strength. III il j. needed in the veal
!condition Of that party in this county
where there i no hope ola conFfr &c
cess. how much more il il needed By IN
4 Democracy. where their large MAJORITY
Induces apathy as tc.the Stsfe and -
Iiional tickets. Afier the Presidents
contest in 1876, when Tilden and Hen
ldricks were elected. . careful comrari
lson OF the poll-Pooks in this county
showed nearly a0n Democratic VOTER
Who had not voted Nrh thoronrl
local organization these 80 Democrat
would have been brought 70 tie polls
Therefore we ssy to The Demorrary- %
gsnizc every schcolrdistrict- that 81 n
voters NAV beknown and brought to ID
polls on election day-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

A former kepubiic<n. veteran scld-
Ter, Who served under Garfeld. and ~
now farming In ,his ceaniy. ~<s !. Is<-
Ter this week. ani ierlsred his iptr-'ier
20 vote Tor the .hero ilsacork- I'm prst-
crspce y the tyrsns Gsrfieia. 80 csne-
he hid. from Gardeld'- Congressional
district, and know him well. We - his
in the army. and fevsr vii
vote for such tyrsnf- WHY. II one 81
the soldiers. on : long march. heavy n
den with knapsark and gun. 60 weary
land fell . little behind. his ccmmsnd
Garfield. Who always took care 10 ride ~
the rear on . march,. would ride up en-
his finsly caparis,aci charger anl
without seeming tofhink that he wAS
riding and the soldier walking. would
without giving any opportunity for ex
lplanation. imperious'y order fSo othe
soldiers 10 lie . fencr rail srroSs ~
weary ones hack. thar ifs additions
weight might help him sicng. Many y
his command can testify - seeia- fhi
brutal punishment intieiea rs his orde'
lon better soldiers shsn ne uas- bur wh
walked and foaght instead ofriding an
bcssing. and who ronlinf resign an =
into fat csfice awav from dAnger-.As ,
did. when he got tired don't believe
Hancock ever treated his men 80 mesnlE
and Garfield loses one vote BY h-s br1
tslity. Anyway.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

rThe ireland Argus Of LAST week
avs the people Of this county viii have
" paw si.loo more taxes. because the
Supreme Court decided swim mast be
lined in the Consfiiu'ir-al Ansndmeni
prosecution. No douts a. e'i'or ai-n
thinks We must nay : good deal more
taxes becsuse We have : lsw .<,ins'
horse-siealiDg. perjury. ripe, bs''nf-bck
stufIing. burglary. Illegal votinx- 40
numerous other crimes Of which kepue-
Iicans are sometimes convicted But ne
people think the laws nd better - 80
forced. and criminals punished q =
does cost something, nevertheless
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

- The Democrsfic County ccmnis-
Tee met on Saturday, and orEsnizrd -
elecsinx A. r. Miller. of Pstcks, srrrrt.-
~ and W. n. Green Treasures. and islk-
"a over che Situation. The nenhrr'
from fsrbis,n, Hall, Cass, Feriisssd ssd
Jefferson townships we're not present
The Chairman earnestly urged fhor-
|ouxh Organization IN esch township snd
favorable reports we're had iron fhc-s
which hsd orxaninsd- The Ch>irm.z
chen distributsd some slips from tbe
Isentinel azking for sabsrriber' md -
COMMITTEES sdjouned-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

The addresses Of our young friends
D. l. Greene and Frank Rhinehart, last
Saturday night, were entertaining and
instructive and showed that these young
gentlemen win do good service before
the campaign i over. Amer they had
concluded. the people wanted more and
called ont Dr.. Bigham, who made some
timely remarks encouraging The Club
The Club meets again tonight st.which
time Il will b addressed BY
H. NJ. LOGSDENs Esq,
Of Spencer county, md a
JOHN 4. BRETT, 10.
Come out and give these speakers
hearty welcome.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

Ur~r1NGErNE- &uAN 81
Furrus CnrnnE---Af om- s<r~-'f W
r,rr n.-~sinr 80 Sz1snr1nr ri-rs Hnsr- -
r-m~a "A hon-e 81 tir- I>emnrrr--. -
th~ir RrS.hs ssre-- al s'mshn<ne~ar -
tinn-. r.nrimnA % <bow ~ emH~
= 49, rnmrrsrr pnw rs,rn =. n.Fr
sarr rxhifStea n lAis para - -
lTw~nrr-fre ww mNme~ wsre
ririnE - - fkis rs@e cne h1i -
fnr. Our Git< CInb usA -
ladies' and Etniirmen- > n'eF - -
cool rorkirr or-srr- Frwn - rlFrr~'
60 frnm III cor fs1kS- &c Frn.sa
llsr,rr Drnor.rs5r mffrsts ~ 60 49,
rrer before 10 r,,e ESrnrT - Fnal.sr-
MI k-rr rsun p.e-iri ( s'n r'zr- 70 ''@'
4. lie pei1Asral -.-n-rs siEn1rr--
lnurS
q n Nzers- rar ~nr--
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06

The Democratic State Central Commit
tee have arranged for . simultaneous
opening OF the campaign in every coun-
~ Of the State on
SATURDAY, AUG II. 1880.
And in accordance Herewith the people
Of Dubois county. irrespective Of party
are invited to listen TO discussion Of the
political issues. at Jasper, on THAI day. al
lo'clock. p. NJ. by Hon. Samuel III.
Taylor. the gifted White river orator
and Capt. Cutler 3. DObbins, the sil.
ver-tongued exponent of the laborine
masses. Come. everyone. and listen e
the words Of truth and soberness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06
Rally Round The Flag!
HONS. C, s. DOBBWS and s.
H. TAYLOR.
win address their fellow-citizens At
Huntingbnrg, August -, at
o'clock, r. M.
Democratic Meetings


MADtSO< AVW NruH.
There will be . ,pnblic meeting a
G. Gems school house, in Madison Town
ship on tomorrow night A. III. Miller
and o. A. Trippett, Esqs will address the
people. Turn out. e. masse, and listen
for your own interests.
Jackson TOWNSHIP.
The Democrats viii meet At the Han
cock and English hall In g. Anthony TO-
morrow night for the purpose Of organ
ling Campaign Club ,. L. Green, A.
J. Gosman, and Others, will be present 70
address the people. A commodicus hall
has been secured for the campaign, and
q this will be the dedication Of II large
turn out Is expected.
CAss TOWNSHIP.
The Democracy Of Cass Township vii
meet at HenryvilIe on next Monda.
night. Aug. s.-for the purpose o. OF
ganizing Hancock Club. - X Brun
dick and A. II. Miller viii Be present =
address the people. Republicans wn'
believe the time has come for buryin
sectional issues, and supporting pur
National man. are invited to Be present
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-08-06
FOR PRESIDENT.
Winfield S. Hancock !!
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WIN. %. ENGLISH,
OF INDIANA.

- oD0 ~ -
OF INDIANA.
For Governor,
FRANKLIN LANDERS,
For Lieutenant Governor,
ISAAC p. GRAY.
For Secretary OF State
JOHN G-SSHANKLIN.
For Auditor of;Statc.
MAHLON ID. MANSON,
For Treasurer Of State.
WILLIAM FLEMING,
For Attorney General,
r. w. WOODEN.
For. Clerk Supreme Court.
GABRIEL !SCHMUCK,
For Reporter Supreme Court
A. N. MARTIN.
For Supt. Public Instruction,
A.cC..GOODWIN,
For Congressman. Second District.
THOMAS r. COBB.
FOR Representative iron. Dubois and Martin
JAMES Z. WALKER.
For Prosecutor. Eleventh Circuit
ARTHUR H. TAYLOR.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-31
PERIO IDEALS.
NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR FRANK LESLIEB
Sunday magazine,

A. ~. f.,v,rv nn,nhar. iu.t issuod,
Al sne Sse- ~ .. " volume of this
co'u0ooScs n.y. ~. ,..r;oa;"si Il il \
aesefveeXX .|;Sp s'iNS ,mlsr sni the con.
oI1lI's1s s.::s .;sh I;ts,.r~ hsnouet.
sen0 IoI ns,s III. ~. .ci3 s,4icies M.
M !.e p.y.. ~U 81 Ga Hnrnsnots." ~
ine F1te T -. " ~ t al :. Sv,;s
AItFeo =: uuot"'0y i..,.o. '.0 co." e. "a
6y Hoo1tSy =; 4. n3 as.S., n,sS.s,. ~
go ~" ss;.. i,rhtsr rredine Yin 30
!ncse wso :S!: ::$C h" .nd Rnttsr1v !"
1 ICY c' "su ~" iS.,,s.. ~ Edvssa
r Ioe vy 49, n. ~ II. Naiimsfsfs
G Gso.tes. ~ II. - sSHh"r n af3ideen's
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-31

r,o,.,. nhambet,usid; Dave Not.
esn, pantryman Chss Johns99 sn 2,
John johnson. cooke: Icy aeo'l.'
ton. chambermsiA; BIZ! Cu@m!cRs'
fireman: Bill Miller, soo;o 10Y w.
knoxn asilof. The boat loet all the
money snd books. The Charmer
M ,yned ono. halt BY O.ptain &c.,
veil And t6e other hslt BY captain
G. TruSiov and Charles W. Drown.
She wsa insured 10 Cinc'on"" CON-
panies for $4,000.
Among tho passenger Oh tn'" ''''
i.ted steamer were our se''ow.'"wns.
men Isaac Kahn. HENRY GENIUS and
N. Bath. We sincerely congrstu'
late the families Of these citizens on
their fortunate escape. Should 3D.
ditional Information come to hand'
ere We 90 to press It will 30 furnished
toour readers.
Asa whole, there IL but ore prayer
going upf from the people OF Red nv
or vslley-more water more water
but it SCENE % II Red river was dis
nosad 70 be like Q mule 00moWhat
| stubborn. Better times coming
wait . little longer.
0eversl hands OF the BONNIE LEE,
last week jumped her. atShreveport'
and we're promptly arrested and
sent back to Now Or!eans Tor trial
for violating their contract. That
right. They sre to be tried befor'
y. s. auth0ritie0.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-31

aha. Land ono, aud mako payment
thsrafore ~ eoon " practicable stter ~
;ny this '.Notics." and bVtore the d:v
arpoiated tOe tho oou,n,sooeosnt Of ~
nnljie s,le az tie lands emer.cing tne
tr.ct claimed. otherwise such claim will
be forfeited.
y; No prs. caption claim bssed On 2 ct.
tlemsnt su6ssqasnt to tho date o. !ess
Proclsustios, aud prior 70 The onet,ne'
viii 30 rsooenizsd by the Govstnmsnt'
100 J. n. ARMSTRONG,
A.tine Comulssieusr q tho General
Land O@ce. ...
Jan. 3.-3utds.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-31

HO9o0ool.
IA. Rosssfsox, Esq.. Of New o.
80. agent Of tho Singer Sewing
Machine o., has been In our cry
during tho pest week. and kindly
Visited the Local. In friendly Inter-
course.
81. P. 0AL1,Rx. Of Tiger Island no.
toelsey, besmsd upon ~ reoentIy,
hooking - veil - Of yoee.
Col. g. ~ Mr., iAs4sadsee tn
,ooal .1eoiS 0essSdassSe, ~ neo'
dey. Always glad 70 go tho Col:
Ysev him losg 10. He b ono o.
tho wsr horses.
Azlxon1 O1All1vILL1 OF C'out'et'
Vile. seutly called - aside this wsel
nd whispered Ia our ear u hearty
,elooms, He , lookipe veil. h
DtJA:O Ocousss, Ne 10 town last
Wednesday, and greeted % VIII
that ssnislity for which 10 10 re
novusd. This local b always s's'
20 meet tho Doctor.
!. Vooppoa BufIrs. Ne In %
mt,.s ~; Wednesday. He Wes o
hneinaas intent bent. and looked Z
n IA vas In . hurry. not toe niue
20. hovevss, 70 prevent . frlend'
recognition.
Il We notice tho genial eountenan'
} a shesi6.sleoe 8. 7. hlxo ID tov'
I ~ vesk. He slWsys be- . eoedi
leostias ior Tho loeal lend 10 n'sad
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-31
River News.

The VlxplcAroR local. commonly !
known . ". q. TUxxAlo would b
pleased 70 hsve some one OF our en-
,erprising Grand Ecore merchants
hin WITH Items connected |
With tho stssmset going 70 and fro
ID Red river, and tho decline OF on
,arsement Of that erratic stream. AZ
T. n. hs u at "a, and, Ysnkee'ltke.
,ssssss at river affairs.
Since our Last report the river hss
,beea On ~ ,deeliae, (got tho con :
L.ump.soo, % IslhA yet tho Pool
line still continue to rush their light
dr,ught boats 70 Shreveport . oas'
r. out tho cotton. Their whistles
have daily awakened tho frosty. WIZ
try cir and proclaim 70 tho people
that Capt. AIKEN knows what tae
| people need. and u determined %
aid them II II ia poeeibllity not.
vitstanding tho constant srowl nd
erumble agsiust the Pool line. the
people should feel grateful for the
saeFiAces which this energetic CON-
pany have made 70 transport thu
freieht Of shippers In the Red Elve'
valley, but It seems that people
like Republics ase ungratefal.
And nov comes . ed Incident O
connection With this subject an
that d tho destruction BY hre Of %
new Grand Eeore packet tho CHA1
xrp. We believe thb Wss her THU
tsip. Without PARTICULAR - to th
, accident, 10 append tho iollowin
~ Osleans, Jon. ss.-1hs aesu
!. ~ 0kSe0el. Mo 400 bolee0l 90
ton M totally destroyed By 81
!. Sffaan mile above tho mouth OF Re
\ liver. Eight lives were loes-t1
chambormai1s, Two cooks. ewo ce0l
hova. one fireman and ono deck han
;, The boot and cargo Was valued
. So. 900. No further Particular ha'
y been received. ,e =,
osves,l passenger q % up.set'
4 steamer were In our city Thured'
b morning, Who took tho stage
E. shreveport. The boat was sand.b'
ID hound and they took the speedi<
method Of reaching thsir dcstil
10 We append the latest In reteret
- % tho CnAsxrR:
Oh New Orleans. Jan. N.-6eve
l,v hn"dred bales Of cotton from
" Snrnt steomboat Charmee Will pe,
Shiv be ooved badly damaged BY
'ce ~ vstse. Pilot ". H.. Atkins
m s,.enciVin1 tho nro 9teered tho b
~ 81 shofo opd all esosped e1cepe
ssiloFiaV whe N:e' ''@:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-31
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-01-31
Another Landmark 6eae.

Od-the corner q &. Denist and
Front stgeees, IN this city. has stood
D structure Which bore the marks OF
sgs In every brick Of IL lower walls
and every foot Of ito tims.vorn am'
bon. It wss one OF tho 0rst build
iuRs erected 10 even ancient Match
itoches, and Ito history must date
hack over . century. II hss been
known Of lste, - tho Laoomte build
ine, and ito present owner 4. H.
conrr, ESQ.,. one Of our oldest ctti'
zens, ssys hs has known It from bio
earliest recollection. it, race 10 run,
ia dsy % done, and With oil Ito "a.
RED history. ito shelter for deeds OF
darkness, mayhsp Of bloodshed In
tho dim long ago. ito scattered and
shattered old timbees and vale
obliterate ito record. SIC transit gloria
mxndi.
We have heard strange stories con-
Meeting it With the times OF the
Spanish and Iudians; oltraders from
! tho vilds OF Texas and tho land Of
tho Nontezumas ;oi Wild orgies With
In those old walls; Of sroups OF
svsrthy oamplexioned gambler. and
reckless despersdoee, nom oehel
lands. With heaps Of shining gold
staksd upon tho table, and tho eame'
| stsls intent only on gratifying thai
mad passion which has ruined x
! MANY men. No doubt there hsv'
been many thrilling sdventures con
nscted With this ancient structure
All! II tho old walls aud rsfters coult
speak, what tales could thsy nav
, not unfolded! =..s-.
The heat Of . hundred summers
tho storms and frosts aud SHOWS OF
; | hundred winters, hsve slterastel
viaised IL tims-etainsd timber. Pr
:. arsss. howsver,, demaads . chang
tho sptsit Of entsepeise sssmpiss Ia
; old leaa nask hon saiateoce. "a
90 Il = torn down. end psseeth swa
- q dream. The vision Of a. 81
nothing. Doube,ees thsee 90 tho
still livlng Who could gtVo eooo d
tefegting incidents cooneeeed w
tho old structure. Il % they Will
most gra&efully received and pu'
elhh0d.
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Ptloee reduced. = ~ oecS NA1S0MA
fuSsiasn1o o., lSladas PAW tiw.
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70 aaeyicos OF one lsWyeg 81 w
IA aaevlcee OF Q hsll.lsWyer SIS
70 servjces OF . d'y. sheriff sW
IA aaryicee OF three horses ; %
70 powder, cape. shot, tobacco.
&c., Nv
70 vea, and texs Of clothes. >.
boots and hands -
90 ~
...,,s Ct.
" 100 roblas Ut Is ets. per dos. -.
~ Q 0O0eos w

aalanee 70 charge 70 fun cot. IL ~
Tho above 100 robins were taken
bv ~ boarding house ss double
ne,os q account lsaviag @ls 80 loss
oa ths dsy. Nov - those three
ssntlemea viii call around Of the
soardins house sad ~ those robins,
thaif coets viii b lee.