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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-30

FREEDOM. The oirangers have decided to erect
building the present season, which they will occu
Ply as hall and store. The billing lot has been
purchased the site of the proposed building
The plans not yet perfected but it is intended
the building shall he 30X60 feet with store on the
first floor and hall above. Work will begin as soon
as the frost Is out of the ground. This is move
in the right direction. As now situated their trade
is necessarily limited to small articles. With suit
able conveniences there is no reason why trade
should not become an important and profitable
feature of the Grange. The ladies of Dirigo
Grange gave an Antiquarian supper and sociable
at Cheese Factory Hall Friday evening As usual
the Changers drew a good crowd l65 persons
were served at the tables Dirgo band furnished
excellent music for the OCCASION The receipts
which were upwards of $40, will be added to the
Grange building fund. Seven of the cold ones''
present gave their anatomies unusual exercise by
participating in the lively game called "chasing the
squirrel" grand tumble was the result, in
which a deputy sheriff and the better half of
county commissioner were conspicuous. There
will be dance at the same place next Thursday
evening, for the benefit of Drigo Band. A supper
will also be given, the proceeds of which will be
contributed to the Grange building fund. The
Spring term of the High School is progressing fine
ly under the instruction of Miss Ora Gowen. There
are 80 pupils in attendance. Mr.. Butterfied the
shovel handle man. recently purchased fine lot of
ash of MI. Chas. Glidden, for which he paid 81 900
He has crew at work manufacturing it into shovel
handle blocks This is the best lot of ash in this
vicinity. Mr.. B. expects to get from it from 5000
to 1000 dozen handles.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-30

The House committee on postottices has de-
clded to recommend a reduction of fees on
money orders of less than s. from 10 to ! cents
ana increase the maximum money order ISSUE
from $50 to 800
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

The Attorney General. II reply 70
many questions, has published the fol-
lowing.
!. AT the June session. 1881, Of the
board Of county commissioners, the new
road law was not In force, Il not having
become law until September -, 1881.
consequently no commutation road (polD
tax could be levied under section of
the act.
?. All moneys applicable to the repairs
of the roads that were. In the hands ~
the county treasurer or township trustee,
September 10. 1881, should be paid ever
TO the road superintendent.
g. There was no authority IN the law
for any expenditure OF road funds or
moneys in the hands Of the county treas
|urer or township trustee after the 18th
day OF September, 1881, except BY the
|road superintendent.
4. Road taxes were levied in nearly
|cvery county. and should have been lev
lied in each county IN June, 1881, accord
ling to the provisions Of the old law then
lin force.
5. Where . legal claim has been cres-
tied BY the proper officers, previous 10
10, 1881, chargable to the road
fund, and which has not been paid out
|of any other fund Of the township. there
lie no objection to the road superintend-
lent paying of such claim but he should
lusc great care 10 see that the claim was
legally created, and whether the officer
had the power to bind his township.
8. He has no power 70 borrow or issue
bonds 70 raise money to repair the high
Uave of his fownahiD
z. There is no law authorizing him or
THE road-master TO warn out the able
'Icdied men over tWenty-one and under
fifty years Of age. This feature Of the
lold law has been repealed.
| 8. Taxpayers can not work out their
Iroad taxes. II would seem, by section
|27 or the road law. the Legislature as-
tempted TO permit taxpayers to work out
their road taxes in accordance with
the plan Of the old law bnt since
the new law repeals the old, and the lat
tier Is dead letter, work on the high
ways can only be done u accordance
with The provision OF the new law.
3. Nor can the communication road tax
lin years 70 como Be worked ont BY the
|tax debtor for the reason Aforesaid. unless
1.-THE Legislature changes the present law
Il 10. The auditor does not have q
make out any road books or list Of road
TAX.
4 III. The road superintendent can en-
'IpIoy and oversee hands to work The
Highways, for which he will be entitled
Ito pay for each day necessarily employed
II ~. II Is the duty Of the road super.
|intendent 70 remove al Canada thistle'
from the highways.
Is. The law with relation 10 bridges
lis practically the same. Where the coS'
-Iof the bridge, or its repairing, exceeds
1.-THE ability OF the township TO build O
rIrcpair II. the county commissioners mus
Inappropriate money for that purpose.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

IT. E. Wells informs us that The new
building q French Lick will soon be
ready for occupancy The plasterers and
painters are now q work. and every ef'
tort will be made 20 have everything
completed by The 10th Of June--Paol
Republican
|nrlsssn csrrcp<Bdsnf. Yscli n<publiesn-
The long looked for object has ai lasi
reached Nillt0wn- We mean the loco
motive. There i quite : stir and hustle
in our little village There il : force q
one hundred men employed in laying
track, also large force II busy building
the bridge across Blue River. We have
= side track one quarter of . mile il
length We will have depot and tele
graph Office. "A water tank i being con
|<tructed with . capacity Of thirty-sil
thousand gallons, the largest one on th
road.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

a farmer carrying : basket Of eggs,
tried 70 steal ride on our freight train
'thc other day, and when be came TO want
10 get %. the train didn't stop, and 80 be
jumped OF. The train wasn't going fast
but he didn't understand getting away
from il. 50 be got slung several sommer-
|saults and stopped against fence, with
= wrist eprained, his clothes muddicd
and rent, and one ear pretty nearly torn
on. He got up and took an inventory
|of the result. and in bis despair, lifted NJ
his voice and said: Gosh durn the g0si
|durn luck, anyhowI Every gosh durnet
egg IN the lots broke! S-Rockpor
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

The commissioners met in special ses.
sion Yesterday 70 order an election pc
for in Campbell township foI
the purpose OF voting ? per cent taS
10 aid the construction Of . branch road
from Ditncy Hill 70 junction on The
Louisville, Evansville & 81. Louis road
near Kings Store. The road will run
on the tow-path Of the old canal. and viii
penetrate the coal mines ID Campbell
township and rock quarries q Ditney
Hill, where the very best Of limeston'
and other building stone il found il
Mr. Harry Heddcn, Of Ev
has the matter il charge. Th'
election i to Be held June l7.-Boon
willie Enquirer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

The ST. Louis Post Dispatch says that
there u proof that Jesse James was 4
delegate % the last National Republican
convention held q Chicago. He was
elected : delegate under his assumed
name 0f johnson, was one OF the stall
'wart 3Q6 and ought 70 have had ! medal
with the rest of them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

EDIToR JASPER COURIER 81 clipped
one fleece Of wool the present spring
from two year old Eve, weighing thir.
teen and onc-half pounds clear or burs
The eve was or the Cotswold blood and
has two fine lambs. Who in Dubois
county can beat that ? let rs hear from
you boys send in your reports.
Yours Truly.
w. w. KEHDALr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

Tho special correspondent at New Al
bany, or The Indianapolis Times, writes
his paper that the new men IN the Lonis-
willie. Evansville & St. Louis road are
Jay Gould and G. p. Huntington, and
that e will be made the st. Louis outlet
|of the Chesapeake q Ohio system.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

The Madison Courier. Radical. save |:
|" Prohibition Il impracticable and i'm
possible IN Indiana And Ohio. and IL
knocks the stuffing ont Of the Bcpubli-
can party every time Il is fooled with.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

10 CofTman, the notoririous saloon
keeper Of Orleans, died last week. and
there u suspicion that he was poisoned |;
his stomach was sent to Louisville for
chemical examination. 80 Mitchell Com
mercial.
Joe used 70 live IN Jasper and was
considered : "hard case.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

An icc mandatory has been started
at Madison. Indiana. The first LOT,
twenty tons, was mado The other day.
The effort was an entire success.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

4@<<@@@@@| - <<<~<<~<
a correspondent OF the Davies ccur-
~ Democrat sends the following to that.
paper, which otsclsaD. msn generally
Will heartily endorse. Mr. C0bb's emil
ncnt and efficient services in the present.
House, have placed him ID the front
rauk Of statesmen who honor their Dis
tricts. and whom the people cannol'
afford 20 lose from the National councils
lie will ungnestionably Be returned by'
a larger majority than ever:
n 1 see b. the papers that the Greene
county Democracy held their convention
last Saturday, that they instructed FOR
DR.. Mcintosh for Senator from GreeneI
and D1viess and for the Hon. T. X. Cobb
for Congress. II now looks as though
Mr.. Cobb would have walk over for
the nomination. Hostesler is his strong
|est opponent. Mr.. III. Is said 20 have
spent several days IN Greene county
working up his case, The week prior %
|shc convention. but was beaten more
than three 70 one The interests Of our
people, and especially Of the Democracy,
will be best subservcd BY returning Mr.
|C. 20 Congress. Mr.. Cobb il now just
beginning 20 acquire that experience and
influence IN Congress that makes him an
|eflicient and useful member The writer
hereof, few days since. received letter
from Washington City frem very
prominent Indiana Democrat, who has
.a.sn ~ u.,s y sne .nl.s1 r...ss os'.,s ;
nith the spiest cen.toIi.a sinu'a'o,s Y.
me i.nd. from tnat ies,er' w1nou.
referring % names, quote me ioiio"ins
language, to-NAs
n do not want 70 Be ofiiciops IN the
matters IN your district, but our long
Iscquaintanco and friendship will Be my
excuse ID saying word il regard 70 the
Question Of nominating candidate for
Congress 90 not suppose there i any
doubt but that Cobb will be rcnominafed
bot ss there i quite an effort being made
jby the friends Of other candidates,
| hope biz friends, like yourself, will not
be Idle Cobb's course in Congress ha<
Ibcen such - % reflect credit on his dis
trict ~ well as himself. And bis posi-
tion Il now such that his return would
Iphce him in Tho front rank Of Demo.
Icralic members and his retirement would
Be loeo 70 the State - well - The die
trIct- do not think there is Democrat
j. tie House who does not desire bi'
return These considerations sometimes
aro lost sight q n the district where
local Influences frequently outweigh
them The fact that he has been placed
On the kxecutivc Committee for tnt
ensuing congressional campaign, WILL. u
be 4 On The tieket, enable him % be q
great stI ~ ~ AZ - c'AtSs ~.
s:.. s:.u Z. .e.s-u . ~ ~ ,. m..; n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

|t
rubicsficn o. diseusson any matter u in:e-st III
.skos sssr snd f.isnd q edsrssian n he esu1,y
isbefsly Counun;rs,ions for thi@ collnl .Loul1 ~
sent 70 y - DANIEL JA<tka. ikplAsA-
1.-THE adults Of nation werc measured
lee 70 stature, and the hight 81 each marked
lon white surface with pencil dot. the
points would be most numerous e the
middle, and would diminish IN number
towards the extremes. IL is said the
number below the average IN snch =
scale would BE equal 10 the number
above q, and the scattered dots indi-
eating the hight Of the giants. would not
wary in number from the points showing
1.-THE hight of the dWarfs.
There Is similar variation IN mental
stature among the members Of the same
trace, and the degree Of variation is not
less constant. This is : truth which
teachers do not always appreciate. They
too often worry over the deficiencies in
Ichildren for which nature sI0ne is re-
|sponsible, and attempt 10 do things as
impossible q % make Eve footer stand
SIX feet out or HE boots. Examinations
for admission Into high ohooI<. indicate
lin their results this variation IN IN in
|teresting manner. The average time
spent ID preparing u eight years; the
Iqualify OF teaching being almost equal.
ss seen 30 the schooIs Of Evansville for
instance /; YET the average Of five hundred
chiIdren examined for the high schf O.
will range from nincty-six 70 sixty-six
|per cent. OF correct ansWers Az in the
measurement or the stature. the greatest
numbers are observed 70 make the mid
die averages, and those very low or very
high are seen 70 Be few. There Will be
hut one perhaps having ninety-sIx or
Isixty-six. and the number increases q i
approaches the general average The
above will show the origin Of Che remark
that 50 few talented men succeed in life.
There are only very few 20 take Tie
Geld and make an effort % succeed.
We dare not estimate the proportion ol
IchIIdren not sufficiently gifted BY nature
70 accomplish common EnGlish coursl
land reach : minimum of scveuty-6vs
lper cent. but that there is . certaiD per
IcentaEe Of such iocompeeents everj
u teacher knows. and it ought % console
him even though he dare not q the risk q
bic life, Intimate the matter % he fond
Iperenis Of the darling incompetents.
Only about three fooItbs ofthe children
Iin The grade next the high srhool ere y
loved % enter the examination for pro
imotlon- The cIaeses are trimmed ~
The occasion. 90 that - school oftwent!
Thousand, The moving, The want q
capacity, the necessity 20 labor Tor Nv
ling. and The 0nal trimming for the higl
I~rIn0I uorm{fa nI0uf fw0 hundred unI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

Cincinnati Gazette: "A Louisville dis
match says: u IL thought tho Atcbison,
Topeka q Santa Fc syndicate have
secured control OF the Louisville y st.
Louis Airline, Just finished.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

This column " kfrdness ne rroprt<'cr ~ tie ps-
rutrsficn o. d<crs<ic1 II any matter u interest
ike public schools ~hif1 may arise Every teaches.
s<koo o<c<r end friend az edcrason n The county =
earnestly requested ai IN sustaining this co.Aut
iibusIly. Couurnirstons for fhi~ coiuu1 sLorI1 n
sent % ,. - DANIEL. JA1xn. IkDixaA-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

The Clarion estimates she population
Or PRINCETON q 100.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

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The Duhois County Teachers' Associ-
alton q their meeting last week adopted
the following resolutions:
Since oor last meeting deaths icy fct-
tiers have chilled the vital current III the
veins Of two or our teachers. Jacob Hes
semer and g. q. EauSchcr; therefore
Resolved. That BY their nntimcly TAX
ing on. this body has lost two energetic
and respected members, and the cause Of
education two jealous advocates
Resolved, That the sympathies Of this
body are extended 70 the bcreaved
friends Of the deceased.
Resolved. That copy OF these reso-
lutions he sent 10 the friends Of the de-
ceased teachers, and that q copy Of the
same Be spread upon the records Of this
body.
LIZ Roy HoPE.
"A. n. SWEENEY.
l.. Cook.
Committee on resolutions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19

Pet<r<burr D<no<rst.
The criminal docket OF the June term
or court will Be large. Other litigation,
however. will be light and scattering.
All the outstanding bonds Of the coun-
,y. amounting ~ four thousand dollars
will be paid on in June, thus leaving the
county free Of bonded indebtedness q
any kind
II Is estimated that arrears OF pension
10 the amount Of twenty thousand dol
lars has been received bv citizens Of this
county from the Government since th(
FIRST Of January
Il seems 10 be generally understood
IN the counties forming this .Judicia
Circuit, that A. H. Taylor. the present
efficient prosecuting attorney, shall have
h second term without contest This ].
|as il should be, and j. : flatfering tribut,
TO the merit Of . worthy man and faith
|fuI officer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-05-19
MRS. ERNY'8,
On Es.s side q the Fuslie square.
JASPER. INDIANA,

n. IA Iar<e stock % fhe hest tln-wnre
hclIow-wnre. hardware. cutlery. Sc: also I
great variety ~ goods ~ AL kinds n heI
line - busin<ss, which Will be sold - the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-12
Tribute Of Respect.

At a meeting of the physicians Of Perry
obseQuies of DR.. Samuel Sties, late q resi-
dent and practising physician of Milers-
town, Perry county, Pa, after an informal
organization in the office of DIR. ]. S. Bru-
baker, DR.. ID. NJ. Crawford, of Mifiintown,
was chosen President, and DR.. /. ". Grutb,
of Tho mrsoutown, was chosen Secretary.
Oninotion, duly made and seconded, Drs ].
S. Brubaker, J. C. Hall and s. R. Ickes.
were appointed . committee to draft resolu-
tions expressive of the sense of the profess
sion ON the life aud character of Dr. Sam
uel Stiies, and the loss to the profession by
his death. The committee then reported
the following:
WHEREAS. II has pleased the Great Rnler
of the Universe, in his all-vise Providence
10 call from our midst our worthy towns
man and brother, DR.. Samuel Sites, there
fore,
Res0lrsd, That in the death of our friend
and brother, We are again reminded ot the
uncertainty of life and the certainty of
death, and that while wedceply feel our loss,
yet We humbly bow. TO the will of the Om-
nipptent Ruler of the WORLD knowing that
He doeth all things well.
Re,oires, That by his death our ccmmu-
nifty is deprived of one of its mast faithful,
conscientious and widely known physicians.
his friends of a warm hearted and genial
companion. and his family OF kind and
devoted husband aud father.
Resolved, That We extend 10 the sorrcw-
ing family onr heartfelt sympathy and con
noence in thi. sad bereavement
Rs,olred, That we furnish the Secretary at
the Perry County Medical Society, (of which
deceased was meniber) copy of these
resolutions, and that we request the same
TO be entered in the minntes Of the Society;
and that copy be- forwarded to the several
papers of Perry, Junara aud Dauphin coun-
flies, and also that copy be presented 10
the family of the deceased.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-12
SWEET CLOVER.

have breathed a tinted air
of delicate odor,
Feeling something new and rare
Since first saw her.
Sudden glow in garden glade
Where she's a rover;
We meet-I give her, half sfrsid,
Sprays of sweet clover.
She Is reading now her book,
I'll not disturb her;
Merely o'er her shoulder look
Loi the sweet clover.
Itwas twilight's softest hour,
Fragrant and tender
Life burst to glorious flower
In her surrender.
It's all one splendid rose
Perfect completeness!
Who cares how the world goes
We've all its sweetness
We journey here and there
In various weather.
Little reck we how or where,
Since we're together.
Fair home all sheltered sweet,
Caressing and caressed
Children PLAYING at our fsef,
Blessing and blessed
Loves sacred volume read
Over and over,
Every page, since we were we'd,
Scented with cloves.
A sweet-leafed mound apart,
Green in October;
Alone All, she left her heart
Soul of sweet clover!
II. n. Powers.
The Oriental Casket," repository
literary gems, edited by Emerson Bennet
md published by l.. Lum Smith, 9l2 Arc'
,,reet, Philadelphia, lies on our table. IL
able of contents is interesting and fully u
N former numbers.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-12
Mother has Recovered

wrote an Illinois girl to her Eastern rela-
tives. s.She took hitters for long time
but without any good. So when she heard
of the virtues of Kidney Wort she got a box
and ii has completely cured her, SO that she
can do as much work now AS she could be-
fore We moved West. Since she has got
well every one about here Is taking it,
See adv
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-12

Lame back, lumbago, scia;ica, and all dis
eases of the kidneys, bladder, and urinary
organs are positively and permanently cur ed
by the wonderful new remedy, Prot. Gull
mette's Kidney Pad.
Wholesale and retail by L. Banks s. Co.,
druggists, Miffiintown, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-12

THOUSANDS have been cured Of dumb
ague, bilious disorders, jaundicc, dyspcp-
sia and all diseases of the liver, blood and
stomach, when all other remedies have
failed, by using Prof. Guilmette's French
Liver Pad. uh:cll is quick and per manent
gist for the great remedy, and take no other,
AID if he does nnt keep it send $3.50 in a
letter TO the French Pad Co., Toledo, Ohio,
and receive one by mail postptid.
For sale by L. Banks & Co., Dru sgists.
MiiIlintown, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-12
NIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA. April S-Wheat; receipts
s53s bas; shipments, 1888 bushels; stock,
III .9Ji bus. There WAS very little spscu-
lstive demand and no export inquiry. sales
of 1860 bus. No. = red, grain depot, ais Al
a AZ, and 5U0 bus Delaware long berry red ,
grain depot, at sl.4i.
Corn-Stock, 76, 1863 bushels, at sec per
bushei.
oars-Stock, sc, ,g7i bushels, at 6ic per
bushel. Rye at soc.
Butter Creamery extras, 44ai5c per 10
fancy prints, 45toi1c per ID; other grades,
l5to26to40.oi2c per 10. Eggs l7to20c per
dozen, with a downward tendency.
Hay-number of loads, lS7 average price
during the week, 81 .25tol.35 per 100 lbs
mixed hay, 81. l5tol.25.
Straw-uumber of loads, As; price soto
90c per 100 lbs.
PHILADELPHIA April 8 S.-Ca.tle-
Csttle-Sales 2,6a0 heads at 4 to &c.
Sheep fu00 at 9 to 1cis. Calves to Gets.
Hogs 3,i00 at 9 to l0cts.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-12

''' benaugh last Sabbath read a resolu-
" 'he Session of church, warning all
-. s against the signing of petition
incense to sell Intoxicating drink.
''Onoay was ''Easter cold"
friday Z. W. Gumma and Adam
u. Hau an alteration in brlckyard at
o.. T. by which Houser lost his life.
,on-. !" as arrested and held to answer at
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