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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-03-26
Died.

xONROE.-Iu this city ct 3 O'Clock
2. N. Tuesday, March a, 1854,
0EoR0I xoNROI, Q native OF Liver.
pool, England: aged IS years, s
months and u days.
n. Y. Sun please COPY.
The deceased Was probably the
oldest white citizen resident In this
parish. He was known BY old and
young - . man Of peaceful habits.
genial disposition. With . kind and
pleasant word for Ill With whom he
met HE ego. and tho esteem and
respect IN which be was held By Oh
classes. led numbers OF our clti1ena
to follow bio remains 70 their 1nsl
resting plaee. George Monroe be-
led an svsntiul career; he was q
connecting link With tho long past,
tho record Of which can b CLEANED
only from tho pages Of Americas
history.
He va born Sept. q. l7s9. Al
eleven years Of ago he entered the
British navy. where he remained IN
I'll be was nearly nineteen, when b
emigrsted TO America. He had NJ
sooner landed IL tho United State
than he took sides against bis NATIVE
land. and Wa ono OF tho volunteer
II The var OF 1912. After that vi
he came 10 Nstchitoches. and be-
been . citizen Of this place for Z
Year,. In 1885 he naturalized % ,
citizen. When the VA broke o.
With Mexico, he went % . private Q
Company g. I'd La. Infantry th'
company being commanded BY 8. n
Hysms - Captain and valery 0sie
ME lot Lieutenant. On tho 95th April
1867, he was confirmed - . membe
OF tho Protestant Episcopal Church
BY Bishop Leonidss Polk.
Such b = terse sketch OF ono wh
Va Q veteran OF tWo wars and Woul
probably have been In the third b
bic ego permitted, and he hes Oh
vivsd nearly oil With whom hs Y,
connected Ia those stirring event
, He Was buried With tho funeral O.
viceo Of tho church 70 which he b
longed, conducted BY tho Rev.
] A. Cameron. And % eloquent q
I ting and appropriate tribute N
? paid 70 bic blsmelees life. BY W. ]
jack, Eeq. After nearly Q Neutu
Of existence he hes hes been peoe
t fully laid 20 re0t, With toohinR re
}. erence and respect, By bio relaav
and fellow citizens.
ST1xP0ON.-In tho Parish
. VIM, January 81, 1851, 7. ]. oFIx
= son, . native Of 6hemeld, Englal
% and tor many years . re0ldent Of q
z city; aged 81 years.
J. SANDERS.-lu Blue Island, I
;. March sth, 1881, Ne. BExJAxrx g.
10 DERs; aged es years.
4. The deceased Va noted for th>
I. traits OF character which constit'
h tho true christian gentleman.
. was . seli.made man. and from
ID ing . carpenter, rose 70 prominel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-18

lcNrfsrsls Spelled from Ma New ,aak Dcok M
The man who reis bit twice bv Tie
same dog i better adapted ior thai kind
~ business than any other.
There II great deal OF religion In this
world that Is like life rrcservcr-- onlv
put cn N the moment of immediate dan
-rs, and then half the time put Oh hind
side before.
Experience Il school where a man
learns what \ big fool he has been.
The man who doesn't believe IN any
hereafter has got drcadfully mean opin-
ion of himself and his chances.
There are two kinds ~ fools IN ibis
world; those who cat change their
opinions. ana those who won't.
a good doctor isa gentleman 10 when
We pay 81 q visit for advising US 10 eat
less and exercise more.
Out ~ The world men show Ne two
sidcs - their characters; by The fircsidc,
only one.
The world Il filling up with educated
Tools mankind read too much ana learn
TOO little.
Every man has his follics, and oftcn-
'mes Y !. 'hey ere tle notwithstanding things
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-18

a b!ll n punish wilc-whippcrs ~
lashcs On tllc bareback AZ pubic Whip-
ping-post. hns hccn introduced ~ NE H.
lInois Legislature. "A hiIlofsimilar pnn-
ishmcnt II being discussed in Indiana.
and y meeting with universal favor.
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ths column ~ Kindness a ihr proprietor or tle "a
ine property n ~ aslsF N hpi> coan. fnr
n Nireurs"n ~ IA. NJ interest A
'ns w, p.n,. ~ fenn.i. NAnh ma, rst. E,Atr ftnc'e
'.nv'' vn Eff ann ifiefd ~ s.Aeapn III ne county
earnestly fNNerfe1 N AVA Ii sasfAinnx III. cos.m,
ihtifAlt Communications for fii. column ...s ~.
senLt ~ Al N. SWEENEY. IA.nra. fzn.... --.-- M.
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fuil Text ~ the f,iIi PRO. me for f,e Co..
puirory Ldusas ION w ChiIdren.

Fun Text ~ the isiIi PRO. me for f,e co..,
puirory Educasian 4f Children.
! SECTION !. BE il enacted by the Gen
cinl Assembly Of Indiana. That ev.r,
parent, Guardian Or other person havin.
charge or control Of any child bclwee,
The ayf ofeigslt and fourteen wears. shal
pc required 10 fend such children 10
common school for atleasf twelve week
~ each school year. AZ least six " eeks .
which shall be consecutive. unless M.
township trustee, or board OF trustees
as The case may be. having control of w,
district or eut-di.trict IN which sn.l
Parent. guardian Or person resides. ex.
cusc such child from Attendance. whes
" appears ~ the satisfaction Of such trns.
re or board Of trustees. that ihe child.
oodliy or mental condition i snch ~ IA
prevent iis attendance al school o. appli-
cation 70 study for the time required or
that its time and labor are cssent,aIiv
necessary for The support Of an indigeni
parent, brother o. sister. or that Il i
being otherwise furnished with III
means OF edrraiion for ike period ~
time. Or has acquired branches of learn
ing ordinarily taught III common schools.
provided. however, IL the common school
of ilc disIl.ct Or sub-district in when
such parent, guardian or person resides
N. ,'a I'M. ,'aa, '"n ."''es rom n's residence
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ane trustee o' each township
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'lNnlng good. healing 'all their diseases.
without money and uihonf nrier. t;,s
world looks ~ lhe Iieechcrs and Loo
Cooks who lecture FOR hn,dfcts NJ. All.
lar~ z night and ride IN palace ears. and
!'ach Thai \ dollar Gay IL enough FOR x
ianofiig man. and that II man can't
Il hye and love md laugh Oh bread ana
wafer ~ Is not IA % live aud look ina II
such false lights ns these as exponents Of
Christianity, who con Wonder That thc
laha Is full of iniiaelity and .kepticism (:
And ne vast amount IL speculation and
iegalized gambling, by whicl, men Be-
come miiliunairfs almost immcliafclv-
where are the lnipii~ mid clur,h papers
that would dale lU thunder Gods i,,dr-
mcnt on ihcm a. t'lirves and robbers nv
|lho Master did. Az echo answers.
who're: Well now, ms dear brethren.
Know that your indifference on these
sn''Jccts arises from vaii OF invcstipa-
ZION. But The responsibility A. IN ihe
church and her ministry. X have set
iLee = wntchman.' Ctc. The church 4
responsible. The world Is lust uls.f tbe
rnu'ch makes ID. "lc Are ihe sa.t ~.
Tie earth y Ye are fle l;chf of tbel
" "a tNt' 'f y ttFttl ~ ANlIt nUiC HIu "A
rebellion in the interest ofhnman slavery
4 the church had been true 10 her founder.
snry exists because the church sane
lions i, and It's bitter fruit j. hlieht;ng
pnr world. Il u A sin, and as suIe As !
,,od hates sin. tho storm will come. h
i reclnr loand frn a. n drunken
nan because Cod II yindicalinp .hu canse
4 hiF poor. Gc sure Your sin viii fnas
ron out study ~ show 'lysclf ap- !
proved; not only stndy 10 aid men ID /
prepare for eternity. but study 10 do
hem good now and ia doing 50 We 1
set Their confidence. and then Ne can
cad them On up % better ile. -Bi4ss
d are the meek, for they shall inherit
he earth The money-shalks. Shv-
oeks and gold-ilicve~ govern. own AID
on'roi u now, but The "crookcl places
hall be made straight. and The rough
'laces shall ~ made smooth" The
'nd II mine" God said. and his children
-haii inherit itr from tlseir Father. n
'od.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-18

Il IrATt f....f a..
Tbsra;s ,.a'. ,;... ,,.
lroonea ro,,.~. ~, 4" . 10y iour-
.'h'4's ye- sos'n's ~ 'me snSirons or Boston
ineon,a cne 5o VIII Hno"n - h'erary
nwn cso.,;,.., ,d.. .,' "no''y cPo" her
Ana c,,;,drsn 's 5as "e s1pt'o', - nerse't
worl -, ha, c'',,s ','. IN. IN nousc-
IN. ~oc;rtv of.,.e ,Is.,. n .nc 'or"s ~ 'ho
caIl.d ,ho,. ro.n..,,.' -. '...s = ssn'einan
door ~ 5snob.c.. ~ ~ $500 ~ tn9
soo' M. ~ ueutn'er 81 'ne Iady. who told
IN, W., e.. ~. n..', w 'oo Dnsy 20 re called
II NJ n,e.se, 's .mS - ~ ~, N ,ne h'''nen
,oo,,, r,;.a '',. ,sa. ~ ,ono"s! her ~ 'h't
,he H., .',.n ,n '.s sses.eu nm M'tnout
nn III, .,'.,'. -,1''e''.' 'no"sn sne i.Aa
nni bsrr u" ~ nes sleeves were pm
cn,t;nr ! ,,,,as;,. "on'ur.s' ;.'o one was
amd ,nera a"Pn" -, 'n.o S,rlps 'or pies;
rrs,c,,. ,s., s.'efn"'e seh'itsHan
,,s,'s:',; s';' s'..p ~ we accom-
asked 20 guess who this gentleman was,
and alter several frnitless attempts. was
toll That II was the poet Lonwfellow.
While the pumpkin-paring was in pro-
Cess another distinguished poet called.
and he also insisted upon being Impress
ru into me service. II was a drcary day
outside. and no one cared 10 leave the
pleasant cottage, 50 they all stayed 10
'nnr''. one ofthe pies forming the piece
a resistance Of the occasion.
speaking of this incident aftcrward.
ne In'iy said: My friends are kind
enough 70 come 10 see me. though they
snow cannot leave my work 10 enter
am them. Visiting and work must pro-
'eed together, aud when ! sec my raiiers
y work with me we are sure 70 have "a
'Ereeabie Tine
lo Re sure, some would say this is not
ocie'y- understanding by The term pre-
en''' us drawing-rooms and elaborate
Entertainments: bns II that be not society
Were men and woman Of solid culture
peef nnd hold high talk where wit.
umor ana good-'cllowship create
racing. clevating. moral atmosphere,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-18

Y The Democratic state Senator's az fhr
Ohio lee giSla.nre. have caused III IN
spread upon the state .Tonrnnl protos,
against the confirmation or SrA>rrY
MATTHEWS. from which we make lhM fui.
lowing extract
We protest A. citizens and legislators
for our te!low-eiiixens und constituent.
against the Endorsement M shis ~nnngc
of mar who PLAYED w ronk,rnnn. n
part in fobhing the sovereign STATE NJ
Louisiana of her ru'n IN fhn Elrc;nr.
nl College Of ls77. ~ wiit. n. ars thn
fraud YIN committed aiN nrn nnt lc.
yally elected herane President oi lirse
United states. For iis connection wii.s
fhis greatest crime III ihr history
NJ lhr American Republic. acammi.srn s
tlc United states Senate denounced i.is
fonAnct as wrong anA iniurinus III fhn
public interest. Wo s0IenliliN Protest. IA
behalf oiihc people al Ohio against shn
Endorsement of STANLEY MA1TisEw~ \,
The Senate ~ person worthy IL wear
Tile robes of iustirc w the highest tr;hu.
nal ~ iin lnnd. ln The cncfoacl,messfs rf
eQfpora'iH, upon thc rights nnd interest
of the prn 'c. STANIEN MATTHEWS haS
ever been the swift ai,' we'll naii al.
vncatr of 'hc corporations: az a Senator
oi Ohio Nc sn'>fenrcsentsd hi~ Stale iii.
the cause Of ia dishonest co,-por.
siion upon the noor ot tic senate. ma X,
elevate him 10 high tribunal where II.
would BE- called upon 10 consituc thr
serN laws he snecfcd Az MS legislator.
Nouii bc nsorkiug Justice and leopard.
I'ng t''v .lgnts and Interests of The peo-
.I.4 ..E tN w. a I
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Tommy returned from school the other
day II tate ~ great excitement:
What do you think, papa Z" said Tom
my Joe stewart, one of tho big bows.
hnd ~ argument with tho teacher about
. question IN grammar.
What position did Joe tako N asked,
papa.
HIN iss' position was across chair
with bis face down
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-02-18
Jasper City Mills.


HAVING y <An with fhe new year doing fffir'iy 4
= c<<n y .lsr*<. en4bisd M ~ hcttsr thkt
msry NJ "ur customers. and have rtluced the price
FANCY FAMILY FLOUR - 90 pFr nnr..
NJ arr rAvinx ~ highest en<h price fcr wheat, snd
e's y ~ tls fsir thing ~ eAxtnm wnrt
~. n. ss-ly
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02

A fire in Leo Saturday morning burned Packards furniture store, and damaged | Pierce dry goods store. Total loss $l7 900. l
 Williamstown has an organization called the "Mysterious Few," the object of which is to ''promote socability and have a good time." John L. Crosby of Pittsteld is the executor on the estate of the late Dewitt Curtis at Clayton who left his property to his three daughters.
 Pittsfeld had 199 deaths last year, and S7 marriages. The youngest bride was IT, the oldest 50. The youngest bridegroom 20, and the oldest 60.
 | The prospective marriage of John W. Mor- gar of Ct. Harrington, to Miss Fannie A. Merwin of Otis, is announced to take place l the Sth inst.
 The case against Hattie Wentworth, of Hinsdale in the superior court, for de6ling and defacing dwelling house and breaking ] windows, has been settled.
 West Stockbridge cock. fighters met and vanquished the Hudson cock-fghters at Chat ham, N, Y. recently. and the Chatham Cour- fer is surprised that no body had their watch es or wallets stolen.
 Patrick Ryan of Pittsfield was recently arrested on complaint of his family, as a common drunkard, but on coming to trial,
 his family refused to testify against him, and
 he was discharged.
 l R. G. Walden, the fugitive North Adams ex deputy sheriff, whose disappearance and default of bail caused so much excitement,
 has returned and voluntarily given himself up to Ja;ler Scott at Pittsfield.
 i A Texas man recently sent his false teeth
 to Ct. Harrington for repairs It is supposed
 the Texas dentists are all so busy fixing the
 molars of the belligerents who "went to see
 if the fighting editor was in' that they could n't attend to him.
 A narrow escape from very serious acci. dent occurred between Pittsfeld and Deweys
 Monday afternoon. The breaking of an ec-
 centric on the locomotive of the H. k. R milk train while under full headway, sent the connecting rod crashing through the boiler and into the cab, the rush of steam considera bly, scalding Fireman Rice. The train wa: < delayed several hours, and the Falls Village . special was also detained.
 A young man went into ajewelry store il ] pittsdeld last Wednesday night and request ed permission to take home three gold watcini 0 es from which to select one as bridal gift e representing himself to be q son ofa re r sponsible man in PittsGeld. The jewele Q gave his consent, the watches to be returned r, in an hour, and the fellow sloped, with th' f goods, worth $l5O. It was soon after learn , ed that his alleged father has no such son.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
BE'RKSHIu.L "" N-' 4

John F. Homan's place in Ashley Falls IS for sale. A Pittsfeld undertaken attended II funer. als within 9 days. North Adams young Irishwomen are organ izing a land league. Gt Burlington had Uncle Toms Cabin again last Monday night. The Williams College nine have begur l training in the gymnasium. A big sleigh ride from Ct. Harrington wen to Curtisville the other night.
 The Stockbridge hotel has been conducted as tavern for over l06 years. Housatonic doctors are having a bonanza Everybody is getting vaceinated. Edward A. Hubert, formerly of ssGt. Bar rington, died last week at Chicago.
 A Pittsfeld firm are gathering 10000 tons of ice for new Bridgeport company. Rev. Wm. McGlathery of St. Stephen Episcopal church, Ptts6eld, has resigned
 Sheriff Wellington attended the annual meeting of the sherifs at Boston last Friday
 Water witch hose company of Lee gave their second annual ball last Thursday night
 Johanna Sullivan of Sandisfeld was before the court last week for stealing five pounds o: lead.
 James Hoburn a Pittsfeld man, was killed in recent railroad collision at East Lyme, N. Y.
 Chas. Fuller of Lee, for the benefit of his health, has gone to North Carolina to spend the winter.
 A little child of Newton Smith, Sandisfeld, accidentally burned itself recently, and may not recover.
 The Boston Albany R. R. Go. contem- plate lighting their freight yard in Pittsfeld with electricity.
 Annie Clark died last Wednesday in the house in which she was born, at Cheshire, aged 9l years.
 The largest paper cylinder machine of the hIuu IS DcllIS ottAU III 11oO lOA " oVSADuiS " Co of Brooklyn.
 A cat which had been in Ct. Barring ton just l2 years to day, died on the last day of the old year.
 Farley Russell of Ct Burlington has bought the L. S. Bailey homestead in that place, and will open new street.
 Niches 200 feet apart are being made in the Hoosac tunnel, to facilitate the construc- ton of the double track.
 Edwin Morgan of the Lee Morgan House had paFalytic stroke recently, which ren dered his left side useless.
 Wiliamstown's pedestrian, Lawlor, for stealing chickens was sent to jail in default of S9.OO costs last week.
 Albert J Richards of Lenox, now in jail for stealing a horse and other property, ex- poets S20 soon, back pension
 Mill Rivers sewing society has, for presi- dent. Mrs Edwin Adams; secretary, Mrs. A E Pfau, and treasurer, Mrs. P. B. Brewer
 North Adams poor washerwoman was recently ordered from tenement house be- cause she threw water out of the windows,
 A Lee clerk, while driving from Stockbridge recently, got showed in, and left his sleigh in the road and proceeded home on foot, arriving with icicles pending from his ears and nose.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
FARM FOR SALE,
 Rare Chance.

On account of impaired health, and conse- quent inability to properly care for it, 1 offer my farm for sale. It is pleasantly located, on the main road from Canaan to Norfolk a short mile from school, post office and store at West Norfolk, and conveuent so chorch and four railroad depots. No SNOW DRlrgs. It con tains about las acres of pasture, wood and in. terval land, a tine young orchard, Q Ooad House, large shade trees tn yard, two barns and horse haln, also s blacR smith shop s.,r farlA wcrk, About 65 acres is iDtA:.vsi land a portion Of which, for tobacco, cannot be excell- ed in the state, and to person acuuainted with its cul.ure, is worth the prlce asked for
 If not sold this spring it will be rented to N thNHough farmer. Fl. J. HOLT,
 West Norfolk, Feb. 1, 1881, 32ts
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02

town, and took the first train, arriving there Saturday morning. On his arrival Willard was examined before justice, and committed to jail to await the getting out of the 'neces-, sary papers for his removal from the State to
 this place, or Millerton or wherever his Roy al presence may be most required. He is al-
 SO wanted in Ct. Harrington, it is said, for the
 forgery of'anote and also for horse stealing
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
n. P. SEYMOUR.

EURNlSHINGUNDER Baskets, bur II ial robes and everything pertaining to the business at the lowest possible prices. deliver ed at residences without extra charge. Per sonal attention given to preserving the dead. chest and every facility for keeping bodies, and will take charge of funerals when desired. References by permission. w. w. Welch, NJ D.. J. N: Cowles, J. B. Eldridge, E. L. Gay lord, k. l. Crissey
 Samples may be seen at my house Or st Sparks Cos. store at any time.
 Norfolk Conn. March l 1879. At
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
CORRESPONDENCE,

EJ- CORRESPONDENTS are requested to send in their communications so as to reach us on Monday of each week. as we cannot insure the insertion of aHy correspondence received after that time.
 aS- Write only on one side of the paper and send something each week if possible. Don't wait until you can gather full column to send "all at once," but let us hear from you from items at a time, remembering that ne,cs is not improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
BQR N.

At Monterey Jan. 20, daughter to WYui, n & Bdwell, and first granddaughter or paS resentative Ridwell, eP At Hartford Jan 2l, a sou to cbar,ss md Wllhelmina Elwia. anu At Lakeville, Ct, son to Frank and Sarah A. Brewer, and grandson to S. s. Cham bcrS.
 At West Norfolk Jan. l2, son to William and Abba Schultz
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
DIE D..

Al hartford Jan. 2, Wilheimina, wife of Charles EI"m and daughter of William seleltz formerly of Clayton, Mass. At the Retreat for the Insane, at Hartford, Conn, Jan 2S, Chauncey L. Hunt, of Falls Village, aged 72 years.
 Ever charitable, generous, and waIm heart. ted, his relatives andi acquaintances Khave lost true friend. P
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02

Subscriptions AccOunt.-The date on tn, colored slip of paper with the name ,of the sub scriber. shows the time to which tho sub : ecrtption Is Pni&;S thus, R.sB.- Smith '5JulSU indicates that Smith has paid for hls.paper ti July 1880: It ls hoped that subscribers win se1 to It that theis acconnt as~iudicaIed bytthe dat, pay tor renewal of their subscription, will ob serve whether their date is changed to indicate th proper credit. and iu the event of an error to h.; form rs for correction at once No claims for CT rors in these accounta will hereafter be considered unless presented within thirty dnya after tn payment Is claimed 10 have been msde as the regular receipt of the paper with the dale t.
 which the su bsctiption is paid plainly printed thereon IS prima fAcie evidence of its acceptance
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
The Hest Vet.

At the O'Leary walking match in New York last week John Hughes. the 'lepper" made 56s s-6 miles, beating the best record in the world (Rowell's) by ? 3-S miles.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
LOCAL NEWS.

= We shall, feel greatly obliged to any Q, our friends in the county, or elsewhere, whr :, will send us particulars of. any occurrence O, Interest which may come under their notice. /
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
Hound Dog.

SPRAYED OR.SToLEN-A Black and Tan. medium size, blind in one eye (right.) Last heard from on Canaan Mountain. Any infor- nation, or return of dog to me will be literally rewarded FRANK HANCHETT
 Huntsville, Conn. nw32
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
For Sale.

A FEW haif-blood Holstein Calves, both male and female. For price enquire of
 Sheffield, Mass, 4w32 W. NJ. CHAPIN.
Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02

c co q week In your owh town. Terms and $5 UUO outfit freq. Address II. Ballett & Co.,, Portland, Maine. lySls