Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 44, Jasper, Dubois County, 15 November 1878 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER

JAirfiR: FRIDAY. : : NOVEMBER 16, 1878. The Sext Congre. As the result oT the etattoH on TtioS day of hut week fbl tneinbtirB of Con grew, In thirty of the Statei, embracing All whtoh kid not elected their members previously except California, tlic Democrats now have ninctceu State?, and the Republicans eighteen. If California should should go Republican at tlic lection next September, this would make a tie vote in the House in esse the eleotioa is thrown into the House. If the House should fail to make a choice by the 4th of March, 1881, the Senate would then elect the President, and the Jbenate being Democratic, would of course elect a 'Democratic President. The Democrats will have in the FortvSixth Congress in the House 152 mem rbers; the Radicals 134, and the Nationals '7 a Desaocratic majority of 18. In the senate the Democrats will have 42 members, the Radicals 33, and the Indc ;pendents David Davis, of Illinois. The Joss to the Democracy of the control of New York, was the result of a com ulna lion of Tilden and his frlonds with the Radicals to. defeat the Tammany wing of! the Democracy, Tilden going clear over to the lCepublicaus m his support of their men. Should New York money make him the Democratic nominee for the Presidency in 1880, he can find no fault with Democrats who may follow his example of bolting. Bat we hbpo by that time he will be classed with the hard-mouey advocates of gold-bearing

bonds for "the rich ami sPi-rll iw'?nc lK'm Bucnf";t,p "ddltion to the VHL t r 6e7"e labor town of Jasper, and bounded as follows:

for the poor, where in fact be has always belonged, and the Democrats with Hendricks, or some other western man at the helm, who is in favor of honest money for the people, and plenty of It, will by overwhelming majorities, bring their roosters with healing1 on their wings, to the suffering masses of the whole land. Far tie Japcr Cemrier. Portcrsville Items. Miss Katie Rudolph has returned home after an absence of three weeks ylsitiag friends in Loogootee. The members of the C. P. church at this place, are much pleased by having Key. J. B. Madden return a pastor of thetr congregation. He is quite popular here with all classes. "Fred." is happy, and is continually displayiHg a broad grin on his countenance. They call it "Florence May." Munkel and, Schnaar, is the name of uio new nrm formed for the manufacture of boots and shoes. Both are firstclass workmen, and are prepared to fill orders for customers oa short notice. Last week was a favorable one, and the farmers were busily engaged ia gathering and cribbing their corn; the yield in this section is vcrv light. Hog buyers are in the vicinity every few days, but are a little cautious in their ying. Good, fat, "chanky" hogs are preferred-then at a low Jlgare two dollars twelve and a half cents per hundred Is the highest price we have heard of being paid so far. leagley and Mehne (carpenters) were awarded the contract for repairing; the Mill creek bridge, on the Portersville and Haysvllle road. Our youn-r folks took the r'rnfar. ot the beatitifal moonlight nighte last wK, wiii several "parties" were held ia the neighborhood. "Simon wag, Simon says point up wig-wag. t "'s-waggeu, aaa picKta tne grapes. Yarn, yum. 6 r The teachers in the district schools aave commenced holding spelling H?01 I ?'ht8- The Mhoola are well attended and coasiderable Interest naauestea. The fnaeral of Mr. Simeon Bixler, (deceased, March laXh, 1S78), wai preached lie re or hut Hihhaih w o. nfT: J- HilHard, itinerant minister oi im m.. church. Mr. Hi Hard comaeaced the service by reading the siaeuem nein, after which he anaonnced as his text, ''The 21st verse of the first chapter, of Paul's letter to the Phillipians., His remarks were appropriate and impressive, and were listened M Kl6 nd audience; after Ms discourse, the services were coaclMded by Rev. Geo. C. Cooper, ia an able prayer, invoking the choice bleseliigs ef the Supreme Ruler, to rest and aWde with the widow, sons aad daughter ef the deeeaeed husband and lather. Bring ea year iron-horse aad we'll show yon ear steamboat. The new aad Ieaat little steamer Petersburg will isly the river between Hadeton aid Portersville, making regular trine as w!i n tS2ateur w7" "ow hc!r to run. win. D. Babcook, master. . n favor of building a Hoaring will here, whilst others favor HatSil If!er7t!,lHJP ns oat lovely ant tell yet Qcs.

a,rTmle H-lth New Orlatl Is 'kjiii4g Up Mg;lill atHTH long mHItlJH Oil

aocotiul f yellow fever, ami our nierehanU are again chipping their produce to the popular housn of Mathcw" Hro., where J. R Vanhorn hulda forth, and whose card appear in our paper. They always get the top of the market. Jo. Buchart shipped (hem filly sb beans. and a let ef mlNollaMeoue produce thi week. KST Don't ftirgtjt to rail at Weatherford & Short's photograph rar and have your pictures taken, a they will not remain with yon long-. KT'DoN't tail to visit the entertainment on Thanksgiving, it will doubly repay you. Come one and all. JL. S. Ls AGILE, attorney at Law, JASPZR, UfDIAKA. XTTriM. wwtkee la all the Court cf tkibolii ml at). VI jul!iiiijt-HitlM. Cellrrlloft. au4 irulal bul nrm made a cieclally. OFFICC:-South side of Public Square. SHERIFF'S SALE. "VTOTICE is hereby given, that by vir13 tue of a decree to mc directed from the Clerk ot the Dubois Circuit Court, in a cause wherein Joseph Egg is plaintiff and Itomuald Beck, administrator, of the estate ofAusust Litscheri. deceased, Elizabeth Litschgi et al are

defendants, requiring me to make thcjPavnc G Clara

sums ot money (herein mentioned, with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, December 7th, 1878, between the hours of U o'clock, A. M., and 4 o'clock. P. 31. ot said dav. at the door of the Court House in the Town of Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, situated m the Cotintv ofl Dubois and State of Indiana, to-wit: 1st Tract The South-hal f of Lot No.

vuuiiiiuiiuiiis ai uiu pouui-easi corner oi;iii(iiHiiH,io-n it : Hie oortli-caet quarter said Lot No. one 1; thenco running of the north-west quarter or section No. west two hundred f200 links to the'seventeeii fl7. in tnwiicliiii Vn tun t

south-east corner of Lot No. two 12). in said Buchart's addition; thence north tnrce Hundred and eightv-eight and one-half 3S8i links, to the north-east corner of a tract of land sold by Charles Buchart to P. Winter: thence east two hundred 200 links; thence south three hundred and eighty-eight and one-half 388JJ links, to the place of beginning, containing one aire, more or less. 2d Tract-.r.ot No. fifty-one (51) in the town of Jasper, according to the original map or plat of said town. 3d Tract-Lot Xo. fortv-six Mfi). in the town of Jasper, according to the original map, plat, or chart of said town excepting and reserving however from said Lot No. ferty-six (43), that part thereof heretofore conveved bv the mortgagors to Leo Deahic, by deed dated bebruary 21st, 1870, recorded in ine onice of the Kccorder of Dubois' uuuiiiy, in uiiuk m, pase rihi more ....... i.. in - . . particularly described as jollows : Commencing at the south-east corner of said Lot No. forty-six (46); thence running north ninety feet; thence west one hun dred feet; thenco south ninety feet to the south-west corner of said Lot : thence east one hundred feet to the place of beginning. 4th Tract - Pait of Lot No. two f21. in Buchart's addition to the town of Jasper, and bounded as follows, viz.: Com mencing at the south-east corner of said Lot No. two fa ; thence running- north two hundred and forty-four 2441 feet: uicucu west nooui eigniy-iour reet; thence south two hundred and fortvfour (244) feet on a litte running parallel with the east end of the main bam now standing on said Lot ; thence east about eighty-four (84) feet to the place of beginning. 5th Tract rart of the southeast quarter ot tne south-east quarter oil or section No. thirty-live (35), in township No. one (I), south of range No. five (5) west, and bounded as follows, viz.: Commencing at the south-cist corner of said sectiou thirtv-five in said township and range; the'nee running west five degrees and twelve minutes, north twenty-five and one-third (85) rods; thence north five degrees and twelve minutes, east twenty-five and one third (25) rods; thence east five degrees and twelve minutes, south twenty-five and one-third (25J) rods; thence south five degrees and twelve minute, west twenty-five and one-third 26 J rods to the place of beginning, containing 4 acres, more or less, and beinif the same tract of land And rifomt. see described in a deed of Charles Bcrkmeyer and wife to August Llfnehv!. recorded in the onice of the Recorder ofl jiutois county, In record S3 of deeds, page 397. If such rents and nrofits wilt not Kail for a sufficient sura to satisfv said decree, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place expose at public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as mav be iiecerv in discharge said decree, interest and costs. ine ist, ad, au and 4th tracts of real estate above described, will be sold sub-'n jecttoahool-fmuln.orlgagcoftiOO.

SSJSJli 5?. aue. w n,out nyi8cient to pay her debts: and th.VVti

relief whatever from valuation or apGEOHGE COX, Sheriff Dubois County. Wm. A. Traylok, Att'y. Nov. 15, 187l3w. fp. f. JO 00.

JDcerantl Vox Drive. There will be :i deer and lox drive oh

Saturday, Nov. i.nid, ltW, in Hall townil lip, Dubois county, Indiana. Said drive will commence promptly at a. hi.. with lines running a lullnws: ComHieiwiiifc near tlw worllweast corner of Hall township, roaning south Hi miles: fllieuce west 2 niilea, to near the KchscIi school-house; tlieuca north ' iiiIIch ; thence east 3 niilett to the place of starting. The center is on the ilalowell farm near Koberi'a chapel. Dogs aad nre-arins are positively not allowed in the drive. Come one, come all and ho the tun and rocks of upper "hog thief." The ladies are respectfully invited. By order of the Committee. G. V. ltoKKKTS, Pre. Lkvi K. Kllis, t). 0. T. D. Thomas J. Nolan, See'y. .LIST OF LETTEKS. The following uncalled for letters re mam in the Jasper Post-olTlce, and if not called for in 30 days will be soul to tlic dead letter office: GENTLKMKN S MKT. Austin Scott Iiullig II Bills Joseph Bigler John linden T D Charlton 0 C 2 liorroll William Hopkins It A Ilotuuaii Jacob Iuderraden F!lC Johnston 0 P '. Kattcnback 11 2 Kolb & Crops Parsons T J Stergcoii 0 B Strasburg Charles "Williams G W "Welleniicrs IJenry Iuderraden Charles Young William LADIES LIST. Corn Elizabeth Dale Minnie Goodman Doney lteuaIarwood M . llcnicry Ella "Welder Mary "Woodrome H Lcg Rosa Davis Mizclla uobbs Ella Itcnssalarwood J ALOIS OKAMKLSl'ACUER. P. M. Nov. loth, 1878. A DM I Nl STB ATOIt'S SALE REAL ESTATE. OF VOTICE I ' virtue is hereby given that bv of an order of the Dubois Circuit Court, the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Fredrick W. Radkc, deceased, will oiler for talc at Publio Auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY, December 21st, 1878, tllR Undivided tWO-tllll-iU tinrfa nf llio following described real estate, situated in Madison township, Dubois countv, south of range. No. live (5) west, 4 acre; the south-west quarter of the north-west quarter of said section seven teen in said township snd range 40 acres, auu parioi mc norlli-wext quarter of the north-west quarter of said eclion 17, in said township and range, being all that part of said north-west quarter of north-west quarter which lies south and east of Patoka river, containing 10 acres, more or less, and containing in all ot tne aoove described real estate IK) acres, more or less. Sale to begin at one o'clock, p. rn. Tekms of Sale: One-fourth of the purchase money to be jwid in cash; the residue in three equal, payments, nt six. twelve and eighteen months, deferred payments to be secured by note bearing lflt Af'Odf fWini fluffa u'niioim I.... ,.Jt ' appraisement laws, with stood freehold -m-etv to ih( xnnmvni m-iu Ai.,.;..tB. trator. Georhe Mevek. AdmV. Wm. A. Trayi.or. Att'y. Nov. 15th, 1878 4w. aDMHISTftATOA'K SALI OF PER Wm Alt PXOPXXTT. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of John W. Simmons, deceased, will offer for sale at public auctioti, at the late residence of the decedent, in Columbia township, Dubois county, Indiana, on SATURDAY, December 7th, 1878, all the personal property of wid estate, not taken by the widow, consisting of horses, cattle, cows, sheep, hogs, wheat, oats, corn, wheat in the field, one-half interest in a cane mill, farming implements, household and kitchen furniture and various other articles. Terms :-8ums of 3 and under, cash : over 3 a credit of twelve months will be given, the purchaser xivhi notes at six per cent, interest, waivinsr benefit of appraisement laws, with good Jreenoia surety, to tne approval of the Ad minlstratrtor. Sale to begin at 9 o'clock, a. m. Josr.ni II. Nicholson, AdmV. Traylor & Hunter, Att'ys. Nov. Ifith, 1878 -3w. Flick A Brother. FARMERS' BLACKSMITHS, Con. Elevknth AND Malv Sts., Blwlomlth work well tn4 aremntlr MtrHilea t. fllva urn m trial. J(n,rn--U. NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TOSELLREALESTATE. State of Indiana, Dubois County, m: r 1 V '! frrf 7 ,ve" "t Anthony Drach, Adm histrator nf ti .Tnlia Ann Tl maaIi ! . e,i hi, ne t o t o oflhe1 deSent herlrioL Vt? petition will be heard at the next term ie ircuii uourt or said Countv. Attest: PktbmJ. Gosma w. nt.t Circuit Conrt Dubois Comity. TrKAV!'JLAN"n "uxtek, Att'ys. Nov. 1, '78 3w.

$1,000 REWARD!

LOST!

A QlfATT (YV Abowt iX kJiU.XJL.LJ.lJ JiJJLf Miners

containing two railroad tunnels and a bundle of bnnghnle; he were m mutton chop coat with bean soup lining; he was cross-eyed 1h the back of Ms neck and

His uair cui cuny , ue was uuru oeiore m on the occasion. When last seen he was with the intention of raising money enough

intention ot raising money eiiougn to visit "fcw.ivNr;i S"at the Arrd House to purchase one of thoso Far Famed and World Renowned 4 30 Us Aunt Peter would deem it a favor to know of his whereabout ( that if he vWts " SWEKKEYS" at the Arcade Clolhing Ilotme. U will

Clothing Stilt. His Kiiowiusr tlreiss him to death. Having heard from

bust Clothing House in the city of Jasper, where can be found a large aasortment of Men's. Youth', Boys' and' Children's Clothing, made up in the very Jaws; styles of the best materials, for the least money. Whoever will give information concerning the above child (he has black whiskers and moustache), will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Given under my hand and heel this 44th day of Septober, Anti-Peanuts, Eighteen hundred tint Fast Asleep, at the Arcade Clothing House, Jasper, Ind. Full Suits, 7 OO ; Full Woeleti Suits, ft 12 75 ; Pants from 75 ctK to 4 75 ; Overcoats from 4 OO to $14 OO, and a full Masortlueut of Geut'a FiiralMliing (ioodn. Call and see Ha, exauiiae our goods ami be convinced. SWEENEY BROTHERS, Nov. 15th, 7Stf. vTASPEK, INDIANA.

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of John W. Simmons, late of Dubois county, Indi ana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to bo solvent. Joski ii II. Niciiolbon-, Adrn'r. Trayi.or et HrxxKit, Att'ys. Nov. 15th, 1878 w. ADMIN I ST R A TO U'S NOTICE. N OTICE is hereby given that the aadcrMimed hn been annointcd Ad ministrator of the estate of "Villinni! Itrowuacher late of Dubois countv, Ind

iana, deceased. Said cstute is supposedjofHn rir.rriptin.. j.t r.ruf. nrtin tO be Solvent. l"nirInMjHuMjilnTcrt'l tbruulrr

TttAYI.OK & Hl.NTK, Att'S. Nov. Hth. '78 :Uv. Dissolution Notice. VOTICE is heiebv given that the lnrtiieihin hcre'ofore eistiiir beiu.... it... i.... . i :.. .i... i .... i. inwii iiinivi iiil'ii in mu uiiii;ivsiuilh Iiimiics in Jasper has been disolvud by mutual coicut. Either prt is authorized to M'tlle outstaiidiug mc(munts, and all persoiM indebted are re-' quested to rome forward and settle by cash or note. Ckoiiuk jsaxs. William Flick. Nov. 8, 1R78 .".n

ESTKAY NOT1CK. Spouting, Cuttering, Roofing and Job TAKEN up and posted by Fredrick r,p2 to. Call and Wes-el in Cass township, DboiS;ef" ""WiSoLn, CRNY eounty. Indiana, eleven head of hog wcwPOLtw EWWY described as follows: Three black ones! IVEWSTOCK Va" two white onc.x mid ix white mid lil'ck

spotted ones, mnrked with a erp off ot) the right enr, itud supposed to be eighteen months old, mid valued at tweutv-.-tive ihillara by Wiliim Castrup attilt

loliu llincf!. on the M dav of Novern - her. 188. ii.liam A. Broo.vku, j. r. Vov sth. '7K - :$w. Stray Cow. STRAi r.D from the undersigned li viiiir in .I.isoor. nn Sinri1v n..t.i

her 5th, 1878, ft while cow with a ml;fpnAnri.FrpaMfaw.tiia4,r,ffi,,.,.ri. head and neck, and a red stripe on one -L rnTHii"0ii irr inrr ride running from her shoulder to herl rioD(.iiufMiurf v.rj ki,j 0f hip. Any one giving information as toj SA DDL.ES, BRIDLES. HA I TFIi4? her whereabout,, will he liberally re- ' Uli?r warded by uotifying me. irAGON AND I1UGGY HARNESS,

k '"as. isosa uar.Tz. Di virtue of a certified copy of a il o directed from the Clerk 1J cree to ms or the : DulMiH Circuit Court, in a cause - wherein John Gramclspacher is plaintiffJ and Joseph Iainhert, Paulina L,ucri ctal. arc defendnnts, renuiriiiir me to .. A.'

make the sum of one hundred ainb A.fwA7'ict4.iKk um, rJirty dollars and .eventy-five eenta. withS interest on shW decree, and ro.is, I will Abl"7-'"-1 tkoilkk. expose at public sale to the highest bid-j Jgf-Q W STaCTT

SATUIIDAV. November l?3d. 1R7R bclwccn the hour of 10 o'clock, a. m. and o'clock, v. m. of said dav, at the! door of the Court House in" Jasper. Dubois county, Indiana, the rents and pronis ior a term not exceeding seven Wit: 6 6 c' lu V I'M III I 1 1 IS lftlirtUttnc aMMl jt Part of the (utnt.liatr nf tl,n ...m. larter of the south-west quarter of! quarter oi mc south-west quarter ofj iwemy-sixiaej, in township; xi". uml-i, wiim oi range An, nvc Io west, more part iculnrly described as fol-! lows, viz: commencing Rt the northeast corner of lands enld in Aii, Schwind by George Burger, senior, (re-j corded in book 15. rwnr ir in ti.n1 recora oi ocecis of l)n!oU mnnkA. a T7 mm. mm w IVi thence running north fifty! f&O feet: thence wcRt two hundred 8001 feet; thence miutli i fifty (50) feet; thence! cast wo hundred 5H)0J fcet to the place ol beginning, containing one-fourth of n acre more or lew, situated in DmIIb1 tuwnij, Indiana. . ...... . , W .w the foregoing described lanrlo an,l premises will be sold subject to a Kpninr mortgage lien thereon, dated October mi, ioi,auuin favor or Ueorge Burger, ofllOla If audi rents and nrofifa win r .n for a mm snfflclent to satisfy said decree, interest and cost. I win ai ti. cn. time and place expose to public aalc the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof H8 mav he sufficient in ,n.i, l decree, interest and costs. I Said sale will be made without any tl V?u J!,l,al,Ml or appraisement innouiuie omic OI IHlllaiia. U.UUGE COX, oncrinofDuIw)l8.Coun(v. Wm. A. Trayloii, Att'y for Plfl'. Nov. 1, 1878-yw, li. f. $15 00.

thswasef a wr harefipd,.wtth hU

siiom a oh, had an ewHv bair H hU eiuer iirouirr, his maiaerBeififrprcMMit shoveling- wind off the Cenrt Hoimo to visit " Sw HENRYS' at the ArcadtJ doaf and dumb persons (bat tfckis tlm A Large Assortment OF FIRST-CLASS H EATING STOVES AMD COOKING STOVES ! Wendolin ErxxT's, Om Knt nlilreT the rabltcpftttitrt, i a ci.m - - - - INDIANA. X. K. A Iirr tnrk ot thrhmt lla.war. horffwwnr. Imrilvrarf. rutlrrr. r.i iU. Krrnt vrlt)- of gntuU nf all kind In IiU line TfeHilnBM, which will b tnltt ul lha LOWEST CASH PRICES. JOSEPH TUOXLER S at H ! - a ? 7. 7. 3 S ? O 'A 33uergry Trimminp iV-r1' e,m r ? wi,h dptch. h. . e" U' cwmB1" ,B RATVfES, TRACE CIIAI AND BUGGV Will A l A vn t IT r . v rn i "WAfiON TTOUSK AND MULE COLLARS. OFDRY GOODS! I ifc. JootH aand Shoes, . JA1-S5 Etc.,. Jnt RMflwd t S. Kuebln's, Will be MM LOW DOWN FOR CASH. WANTED.-Wheat, eorn, eat, bcanar iiriyu iriniw, learners, eggs anil liiittcr, which will bo taken at'iitonBsT sisrkeS rates, in payment of ACcerNTS or ia exchange for goods. All IMreena ImtelKee'ta'me, will my nm Mrat or DeeemlMr.afMi ettle by Caeti, Preefueeermteto Si.pl. y. 'VT If. . KUFBLCK. WHEN PEVC iwn ieuf. MALARIA. AND ALL FIVE MS CAN K CURED FOR 50 CENTS, It tt erlalMl e nttrr. Aa aHsoIett naaai f l foM la SHOLL'S Infallible Ague Pills. f W form of MUrl.l tlnl. tr..m l.ku. Wmm to ik" 9k.- Th U M raWite Vent It, ff rlbtarlklc. ' Rfwrmker the twit- RcliAlfM An Tt. wjmiTlh prlct-nrty Cent. lfXerilt(fitlM Im im, I will ttf4 Ihra m rreelpt ( m r I will en4 be in 1 1 ff Cr".1h'e tr fcr lfcw, AMrtt .lOSErH 1CHOLL, MurllagtM, N. J. Kor. , '-