Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 45, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 November 1878 — Page 5

JASPER COURIER! (rrA NiM lot of motto frames cheap,! t Weatherford Js Shorts ylleryt itr Mite at Mr. WV S. lluntra Monday Bight. fgrGo to Weatherford & Short's for your ChrUjrtiiiaa presents. 03-Mr. Miley, of Piko county, was In ,Tapr this week prospecting for ft location. (KT Pocket Albums ohoap, at Waathcrtoid & Short's gallery. $3rWork on the deep bottom of Hunley creek, on the railroad will be completed this week. UGrUfe size pictures made at Weatherford & Short's gallery. OT'l'lie lion. Henry A. Poad has. sold the Martin County Herald, joined tho Grangers and gone to fanning. Ojr If yOti have any pictures you want framed tako them to Weatherford & Short's gallery. fO Foggy mornings now would prevent steamers from navigating- Patoka, ifthcre was plenty of water. CtrLarge stock of Albums just ro reived, at Woatlierford & Short's gallery cheap lor cash. 3"Mr. 8. Kueblur received a large

lot of new goods this week, bought since

the dcclitie in prices of Fall goods.

(0"The largest stock of frames ever

hrouKht to Jasper, at Weatherford &

Short's gallery.

fO Senator Morton's son, a revenue spent in Alaska, did not learn of his

father's death until ho roached San Francisco a few davs ago.

Old, CiTieva Diao'-lt will ld

many to m of tia tkatk of two of th

old citizens of (his county, which occur-

ed 1h the mat few days, both residents

of PAtoka township. Mrs. Anna Shively,

widow of Elder Jacob Shively, so long

espected as a minister of tho Christian

denomination, went from labor to re

ward on last Suyday morning. Her

lusband went beforo her several years,

since when she had resided with Mr. !.

Cato. She was about seventy-nine years

old, and had lived in this county over

forty years, much loved and respected

by all who knew her, for her christian

character, and upright life.

Mr. Jacob E. It. lllcmkor died, on

Monday last, aged about eighty-two at . . tall

years. ior over years lie iiau oeeu a citizen of Patoka township, and had as

sisted materially in bringing it from the

ondition of a wilderness, which it was

when he moved there, to its present en

tcrni'isiiii! and productive character, lie

was a consistent member of the Mctho

dist church, and diod willingly, feeling

that ho had kept tho faith, uml was go

ng to .his reward.

OCrThe many friends of Mr. W. Erny

will regret to learn that he is confined lo his house by a severe attack of fever. He i?. howercr, thought to be getting

tetter.

OCTMr. John Kueblcr has been con-

ilncd to his bed, and considered very

low, tins week, with hemorrago ol the

Jungs. We hope he may speedily re

cover.

(KrTho firm of Kraus & Erny. as will

be seen by notice in another column, has

dissolved, 3Ir. John Erny will continue th luiKiuesti at the old stand, and is pre

pared to give bargains in tin ware.

OrProf. Sweeney is taking great cnrt lo have his scholars proficient in

their parts for the Thanksgiving exh

hition, and it will result in the public being well entertained. Go and cueour-

agu them. rOThe Dereitiher No, of tho Nursery

came this week. Hill of pleasant tilings for children. Tho price has been re

duced to $ 1 10 per year. Address John

L. Shorcy, 86 Uromlleld St., llostoii,

Mass.

CO Lovers of hearty fun will not. for

get the fox drlvo to-morrow near Jtob-

rts chapel, in Hall township. Several

deer have been seen in the locality this reason, and it is thought some will be

entrapped, besides the foxes.

fC5"Cold blows the wind, and the winter's coming on," and we need some

help to enable u.h to get through it com J all .

lonaoiy, and wo want you wuo are owing tis to tako this to heart and come

up and pay. fC5"Capt. J. G. Lcming, the new lie cordcr will move to Jasper next week

and be prepared to take his office when

it Mills the pleasure of the County Com

missioners to act on his bond, which

they know has beon filed two weeks

and he kent from discharging the duties

he was elected to by the people for that

much of Ids term.

ncjIt presents a busy scone to view

the 300 men and 100 teams working as

close together as the work will admit of

in Ilunlcy's creek bottom on the rail

road. The work is being pushed as fast

as possible, and with good weather for

four weeks yet, we cau have a New

i oar's excursion to Evansville by ral and boat.

Jd-The drama, "Oat in the Cold

World-Out in the Street" will be put

on the stage at Schtthmachcr's hall on

next Thursday evening, Thanksgiving

day, by a troun of able artists. Don't

Jail to ooie and see the sorrows of Mrs

Bradford (May W.,) whloh will be conn

terbataueed by the ride-splitting drollery

of'Norf Callna Pete" (Mike.) A choir

of visiters will assist our home mu (dedans. New scenes and new feces wil make tko occasion cf.joyable.

Tttsper BHarble Works.

J. K. CHUIfcMON, Deler In ForeigH aad Atnerioaa Marble.

South Side r

PUBLIC SQUARE

Jasper,

INDIANA.

mnmi

CRAVE

STONES Furniture

TO I, fcc.

nvrmm er rr. p.

xxxm

Smith' Toni

I V VMS "f i MM

All work executed with superior workmanship. English, German and Hebrew

Lettering done in the neatest and most approved njle. Work guaranteed, and

uOld at verv low tiirures. Those wanting such will please call nt the shop. Jy. 24.

IMMENSE STOCK

or

Markiagk ami IU&takdv. On Sun

day before hist Mr. Valentino Hitter, of Otwell, and Miss E. Hiiicclman. of

Marion township, Pike county, were

married, and enjoyed with friends one

niirht of we hied blia: but their honey

moon was rudely broken on Monday

morning by a stern officer of the law

arresting the gay Vitlentiue. on u charge

made before a justice of Otwell, by n

young and handsome daughter of Dr.

Taylor, that suid Valentine had courted

her for manv weeks and in the eonl -

deuce of her young heart, she had loved!

aim "not wisely, but too well," and that

lint was the father of her prospective

child. Thus were happiness and misery

blended in three hearts in u short time.

Upon the cause being called for trial

xucccsbivo changes of venue were granted by the justices, and it is Jo come up to-day before one of the chief justices ot that locality. In the meantime the young bride is exultant, but nevertheless anxious.

03 Mr. Murray, was in Jasper this

week soliciting orders for gentlemen'

clothing, for the merchant tailoring in-

tublishment ot Lcmmon, in Itockport.

Advertise your business, gentlemen, in

the countv papers, and your travelers

will not have to spend so much time to

introduce their houses when they come

around. Itockport has, no doubt, some good business firms, but our poople do

not know their mimes, and as we are -hortly to he neighbors, within an hour's ride on the railroad, it might pay them to introduce themselves through our

various papers.

Syriiuj (tub Summer cells !

AT

Sennersheim 4 Co's.

(Sueeeaaora te Jea. fiTHierli'Ini.) NORTH SIDE OK PUBLIC SQUAIIE, Jasper, Indiana.

COOKING STOVE!

THK BEST IN USB, FOR SALK BY

JOHN ER2sTY, JR.

rnilANKINO the nsbllc for pant favor. wi bear toln

JL V in Itirmtbat we are c-Biiifalitly adding te o r!

WK, iHruy aitvays saving THE NEWEST STYLES OP

DRESS OOOIDS,

And the tut qnaltttc of FHESH

STiiPLS DHT GOODS,

Which we ilfpafe of at a very amalt margin. We can

oner lux, brcawf e we i"Ml

LARGER QUANTITIES Uf gods tbaa neat merchant 1b the coaniry. tck uf

Out

MEN'S CLOTHING, STAPLE GKOCEHIES, IIAUDWAHE. Q.UEEN8WAHE. BOOTS ani SHOES

II ATS and CAPS, NOTIONS, &c, &c..

is always complete mid lull, and pricef

reasoimiue. jk yuu want anything,

AND DON'T 8KK IT, ASK FOB IT. M. A. SERMERSHEIM & CO. Nov. 4th, tr

H. A. MARJdO.t.

FRSD. YA3uK.

LADY GAY

AT HIS

NEW TIN AND STOVE STORE! North Main Street. Hollow-ware, rastinsa. durable tin-ware, chain ar.d

fore" cUteni pumps, lra ami copper kettles, wire-war-, and KarUrn Implrmrnta of all Kinds. ; Alan, a larfte flock of other atfivea, of varloa anil moot approval patterns, atnl tin ware ef all kind.

Cntlrrr, Ac. Ac,

Jfcajf Particular attrntlon paid to TIr Roofln?. fiat. (erlriK, c, Th"e crtntemplatinx bulliMfiic had bettM call on him liWore thfy etmtract for alilHRle root.

April 6th. ih77 ly.

PAUL KUNKCL. CEORCE COX' Livery, Feed,

AND-

SALE STABLE !

HARMON & YAGER

OCT Sltow tliut you sire in for the im

provement of your pcliool by patron

i.tii'-tlio perHuuiRnces next Thurfday.

If yiu do gpcml a few cent?, you could

not invest it for a better purple. Your

children will reap the benefit ; yes, and the wholo town vill be benefitted thereby, so come one and all. Admittance 25 cents: children 15 els. Turn out

fathers and mothers lor your childrens' benefit. We will look for you all.

CCJ'irepptiCi' is prepared to make up

in latest stylo all kinds of gentlemen's

clothing, and warrants satisfaction. lie

Is regularly in receipt of Buttcrick' ashious the Mnndard of the world.

OirMr. A. Krempp 1ms brought on a

large stock of toys, couleetioiiarlcfv nockct-bookf, pipes and notions of the

stylo suitable Tor presents for blrth-daye and tho coming holidays, and is selling

them fast ami cheap.

Paixtinu. Mr. T. Withers has moved

lo Jasper, and is now propareu o

tako contracts for painting of all kinds.

Ho feels contldout ho can givo satisfac

tion, and only asks a fair trial. When

not at work he may be found at his resi

dence in the Ilohnort property.

Notice to Shippers and Others In-

tercsttid

Cixoixxati, RocKmat am Foi thw micas R'r Co.

W.rKHijiTr.)KVt timun. HoeKiMur, Ixi. NovmhVw 4th

Tho Cincinnati, Uockport and Southwestern Hallway Co., have this day

oncned their lino for business to linn-

t tifrtiurif. jjv order 01 liireciors an

snoclal iates for freight arc withdrawn.

Agents will bo governed by regular

printed tariff for rates and clu-slficatton of freights and must bill accordingly. No special rates will bo regarded except

when tit wrmne ami approved uy tin

Suncrinteiidcut. In future, there will

he no transfer charges on wharf at llock

nort. whew freight itoos over Railroad

wharf-lioat, except in car-load lots, which will Iw transfercd at. thirty-tlvc

cents por ton. H. C. hkaniiam, Sup't C. R. & S. W. My, Nov. 8, '7-4w.

TTAVINU elaViHliH thpmflve a alv, dtrirr M

JLX tnii the atti-Httoi) ef the public to a fo- ractx, vlx:

1. Tho clav wmanHclnrt Irnm I the teatrrt foHnil

In IMi.ina. dnnni'ntly ihey are prnHatiBiitlylocatvil. ami can. ami da, fiiriiUh ilic bft ware the market.

3.1. Th-lr SlOXK rOMM are anlil at vry rMwitalli

rate, put Hjxllrectly from the Factory In -rood ordtr with lniiranee f Mtlatartlott, awl Ifpinpcrly uaeri will !,tt a lifetime, tint If by rarelea ttt.aee niiytliliitr about

them fhtmld kI of rder, they are wlir they can he npplloil to, tiH'l HI n-nilr them expedltlnilply.

3d. Th kIvk a wrltteM rttarantee un their I'UMI'S

tu vofK well and give itlrvdlmi with proprr iage.

4th. The Strme 1'umn art the bft. mnt convenient

M wwtnaraine rum hnt.I n rpoe. Thr

rntten wod r rusty

do w frecje In Wlntrr. r crwk or i t piece In the

Co. i , 1S78.J

pcy Pay tie what you cw us.

vanupactorkks or

STONEWARE,

STONE PUMPS

Pots, Bnia Pijn,

C LANG! C LANG! IvtJIVIiEL fc COX,

Seventh Street. - - JASPER, IND.

-AND.

CHDINEY TOPS !

iiiixTiNommon, Indiana.

i"l ttiritr.-tulrnnonw. Tlieywlll alxo Imarrf hre

hv the week 'tr month, anil wilt keep hnwi to ell at a

AVE at'all time ko4 hnrsea asil turn oata to let

will eei 1

!r.- .i.iniiii"'l'iii. ('ommerclal traveler atidntheraMtp.

pllfl with rooiI ct'ttvrjitmea un rtable ttrm, awl it nil Imar.

KAKMKUs can int tnelr morn p at nitr -tawe.

when In town, anil let Iiem frtand to hay, POR TKJC

iCKNTS KA(II, anil a (train feetl at nch price a will

ult the tlmea. Tttla u ttieapcr than Ktuiie your team

itnmi In the weather. C0MK AKI SKK US.

Jhhk II, 'T8ly. KU.VKEI. & COX.

&U ST aV SCHMIDT. (ScceiHir to IV h. Swetney.)

Kat Shte rabllc SfjHnre, JASPER, IND.

A full stock of the best manufactures of

vuouai ana whiwh Kepi always on hand and FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES.

I'HWp art the brt, mnt convcHlentl & I'ttmp ivTHr.wwii.il, for farm rhuHe-' hi "hr l K. tvH yor water with JP m atylrnti, maklnc It unfit to H,e; thev V.

Jlfiilf-Kenalrlnit will he tirowiptly atteneit to. Sattf

action giumpteeil, Aujf. 18lh, 'R ly.

A I.t cdu o lo You ii K Men. Jtiatl'uhH'hetl.ln a $M KnViInp, I'rlC6Ix ccat-

A I.iM'tnrr oh tint NhIhtp, TroHtmrnt,

Htnl KHcl!clcireifSenilHt Weake!ia,r Sfiermatorrhua, IiuIiichJ by Self.Abuae, Involuntary i:inlln. ImptitcKcy.NcTVfni' lability, amllm-

mtnenta lit Irri( (t-nfi'llyt CKfisHHiptM.ii, Kpl-

ne wi

heat of Summer, but After beta pump by In f-oliepi.y, ail Kit; Mtitital miill'liyMtal lnca)icity, Ac.

nnii iaiyiityie. are aiwaya rewy to turHtMi yen purtMiv Imuran uiju hnn r.i.i., j u. awmuf ui me

heilthfnl water, poH detnan'l. Then put anlile tlifi"t;refn l!k," Ac whKllaiw tf the. pan aee. nttwidH with much ilaer.j The worM .rennwiiett author. In this admirable Ic

an4 the wormy ohl wfden pnmp. which Im a very brlef.tiire, clearly prove Imm hi nwa axpetlenct that the perM OHtllvea Ita efHlnea, anl fill year water wbhwftl ciiiece f Slf-Alme May W cdectually worm, ami :et a Moil Champion .Stone l'ump, awl retttnve4 wlthonttnpdtelne.aml without itanKUttHM r-

Irmk aiw (ctve yr wk healthful water. itteal iperatHm.l'oKle, lHlriiHt, rmt, w car-

f ....... . r.i.i.. i i it... ..., al.t nft Iiitnir !iut awodt'dt ure at Me certain aim

n1acei.i-cheai.fr awl far better than the ucuat .Iralnclual. by wn cu every f. merer, m mar w ma

maile of tw. Inch plai.k or brick, bwane It I prm. cortltln may be, may cur hw.ii cie-l'iy pnvawy

neHt, with nnchawe fur Ita Retting out of order, or beIhlt chtiheJup by rat ir verwte burrow Inft In It, and can f put down by any one,

8th. The atflne-ware will be fniuiIM to merchant m,

athcr In any aMantlty telre1, ami at reamle rate,)

tm at a auperior qttaitty. arm, in jmt enter and ( talH a hwe wansfactory. j

RKrRRKvcM ak Tti Pomw William C. FtrlttoH. Ireland i1

IretanH lintel. Irelaml; F. A. Newdeck, Jainer; Or.

Daniel, Otwell,

Nov, aa. 1 177-1 y.

))Wir0Ticic. MaVlllk TtMsTtli,

tBW

aUHil

lf

There Im fcot. he for iny year. ii

RiMh a Mineral r!tlalnt altt fcill a4

l.,f'IWIeaH, 1 niw tirevalllitii In ma

f Kwwrjcky ami ele here, h ht the iwnwle I

Watlrrl ttittM"l that they wee .wrel'

frina ltlilutH:e. To thuk' who ar thu i-fftkta

wli tu rwcummrint i:tm' Tni CrtN't, beyTlt.afl

lie the very let reae4y eatwt. Kiey M h

heard ttt utlmrtt, ynme mionH in the very ktljcMut" trrtnai. We have lately ttl h t" Hr Uniy waaj wrkel aiK-c The lairetlit are -Ititplw, aii.t th Tome can lmul frly without any 4trlaeiit to th oat!tutIon haefef. If the illrecttwwa. wMeh a'" ay Accompany ry NHl. are carefully MIweH, It wilt In nine ee Mit f ten renlt In a ptrmanent tut-, whethef the IUe he f ift r iuHg ataNillnir. We tk plMnr In remw4tRK hl mHlclne te theniliject of tbl rfiee everyw here, Inwely beItevlne that the neesf t will verify every w-l 0 m'. I. B. WII.KS. For aalc by PRIKDMATf k BUCK, Jaaper, lil. Jan. 11, 1M7-ly mmmnjt . .j 1 . 1 ...jnwemmaBi ij . J. .1 mac

Sohoirioh db Go. AT TIIKIK

Lumber Yard On Patoka, at the foot of Mill Street

liftvo on hand h Una lot of Seasoned. Lumber

Of nil kinds, which they wish to sell In lots to, suit purchasers. AVe will gvo persons intending to build, bargains for tho ready cash, and tho host (tiality of lumber. Culls and second class lumber

alrnoet at your own price.

March 2,'77-ly. SUHEIKICH CCi.

1? URN ITU EE!

.TOIIIVF. ALLES, North-Wee t Corner ef the Public Kqvare, JASPER, INDIANA, Ro-ppctftilly injorms tho public that hte Mock of Furnittirp and Coffins will always lo found full and prices vt y ronson'nblo. Any article of fiirnilnre inado to order as wanted. Cash Ci'stomkus for furniture will receive a deduction or eight per cent, from regular prices, or live per cent, if paid in thirty days. Aujr. 33d. '78 ly.

MEAT MARKET ! L. GUTZWEI LER HAS opened a Meat Market in Ida hou.se on East Sixth St., in Jasper,

and will

SELL FOR CASH ONLY first-class fresh moat every Tuesday,

Thursday and Saturday morniitis.

Meal for sale at ail limes, lie has

adopted the cash system, as h is not

itble to alloru the credit. JOBIIUTCHCRINO. He has a No. one butcher, and will kill and dress hog or cattle for farmers

or others, on reasonable terms.

Aus,'. 24, '77 ly.

LOOK 11 BR B ! REDUCED PRICES fou

0

AND SHOES

Tt. Ucck has just returned from tho Eaol, and lme bought a stock of ooA, which he offers for cash i.owf.R tiia.v , , f t"A , I.

f.vek. nee tno price nasiern woi-k Child's shoes from 15 cents up; Mines' from 1 un: Ladies' from $1 up, and in

all Btvles: Men's and Boys solid leather

brogans l 25; inno boots szm. Custom-work a better prado of jeood. .. ie

at a very small advance; -Men cau

boot only $3 60 to 4 50. Ilome-niadu work in his own shop reduced very low-

am! warranted, viz: Women s calf shoe

2 to $2 50; Men's coarso shoe $2 50; Men's oalf $3 oo : Men's coarse hoots $4 ; Kip M W to $5 00;.Domestic calf J5 00 ;

Philadelplua f56U; Freacn r w, in

bst style.

KASTSIDE OrrUBMC SQUARE, April li, '78 ly. .1 ASl'KK. IND.

. J. B. VtlVMORiir, Wm. M, Mattrkwc, Qae. H, Kathkw. WITH jgau to fajak AMI Muaaagakalaaaua m tom AuaMw ffX, I UTTBSfS 1 MM, GENERAL COMMISSION MKU0I1ANTS, 71 rOYHRAS RTKKKT, NEW ORLEANS, LA. ThtMnr from IVml Ctaaty, vefieeklly loltdtetl. March 78-ly.

FULL ATTRACTIONS. a NEW GOODS AT Joseph Buchartf, JASPER, IIallAI. The undersii-ncd returns hja thanks to the public for thfilr liberal patroimse.aud informs them that he has just brought on for their benefit a large stock of Staple Dry Goods of all kinds, to which hoi invites atten-

f1.A,!iii!i!.1rYwk, ,-,,-i-4,M' 1 tion, as he has purchased them at low .inly lith, Mt(-ly. ' .i iit., .;n

riMb-allv

MtfThl Lecture will prove a boon to UwwwitA

and tlian4a. ...

Seht. timU r wal, IB a juain eHveione, to any mttt,

on receipt of fix rent, or two peMaue amps. A.l.1ru ile t'utilUhera.

THB CULVER WELL MEDICAL CO.,

fltnma ami eelltnr onlv for CASH, will

UNION HOTEL !j-"J shoeH

J0 BETZ, - rr.,riet.r, .'u&Miiu"

Also of

WKST HIXTH STKKKT,

JASPER, IiVIX

ITc Veens a full line, at popular prices.

Come and see them. The liIghQM.marlcet

B price pftld for nil kinds or THIN la new ttHac with reel rMmi, wrll r ATT If TIT P10DTJOI. fHrHlalutl, hhI will h kept iHpceortatyle),! CUUHi fwyuwi mrrV ',,iltMHHb,0, y"n uVH n ,is store on West. Sixth strcr.l ; and ""Ihuo iatrokaoi5 solioitkd. trade of all kinds solicited. Seft.7, mi. I ftrt.tb,l-lr. .lOSRrM HiX'IlAKT.