Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 21, Number 6, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 February 1879 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER.

JA8PKR:

lk;.xi.-Ottr xmM friend AMi tIIB JtVA'XSVILLK AND BAST-

KIM DAY.

FEBRUARY 7, 187

tfCTA bill has xtu introduced fnlo the LMilHre lo enable the citizens of EvnusvilJe to ehaiige it name to Li-

timM'o. It can't Im

dhtHHtfepaelwr Hep m high a lilitttt Han oh ice all been us) h little girl jfliwM eradl t hi bans. Oh Satnrtiny Vafct he wouldn't look down ckvse ettottgh to sardid thiagM to take pay lor drug?, bHt handed out the cigar wildly. Louie Troslur ys kb litr linr

.shan't work in the w machine fur

week, as he can't spare the time from tlm lump of sweetness ''jMst from heaven" xt his house.

And theClnciHUHtl aud Kockport It. It. CuMIIBCiiuH. We copy the following from the Cannelton Enquirer nml RMrter, which give the estimate of Mr. ItrHitham, superintendent of the RockjMirt road. In x loiniimnieatioit to the KockHrt Geltft h few weeks ago he Mates that he ran build a road from Boonville toJthe

Cincinnati & RockiHirt R. R. for 5, 0 0. lie does not indicate th con

DR. T. "WKKTZ.

A LOIS Ci It A M E L S I A C 1 1 il K .

T. WERTZ & CO.

KALERS IN

it pioneer founder. If lwr people Mould stop mch foolishnes and organ- '! 1 DAIUHIIUU f JK luittl a (.oiluiA.. af.....

Booneviile to spring Station, and put iu enough money, probnbly $75,iXX, to complete it. they would own a "Gap" which wonhl unquestionably pay a good interest on the stock taken, a well a pay hack the priueipal in a few years jH ti e large increase of trade drawn to that market which ought to be one of the best in tlie west. i

Joseph RnttetVcimre. mndethi week, lu'ctinir imiul. but l hut is under-

tli1. .It would be tH lmve an extra good flavor, as 1m was tnnd to beat or near bpring Ration.

vote(l,iowhyhfrjMtriolie,H.opI(.wh:MervonS and overjoyed. be WWM?;W Jjij Soy. To lr-siirf to honor tlie name of Tol. KvttneJtliivorins' over on .hi lwiieh, ami nil ' Hnmse ntAi Evnutfvili will Ion

lover hi tobacco all Im'ku of the hesitate to furnish tha rojtilnite Wswtiful musiesl talent his wifti pre- to complete the gxp hetween I . .. .. 1 i 2. ....... .1... .

Nented him. . imwuvuhi niu opi iiijc aiauuii. mm "

f-ecure n roiuti n io t'RM nur uiiii' - regret to . lfarn .that eH"ineer !'i,,or,er ,,"ni H"' ,0,,,p 41 ?re the

. itraiio mut niiiki liieviiMoi v "n i tier

eMr-eot Helo- rromsuda throuXh the counties

The U. S. Senate on roiulay confirmed acting. President Ilaye's nominJiat ions for Collector and Xavnl Officer New York, after a very hitter oppo. tion by Senators Conklinjf and Blaine and other Radical Senators, hy a vote of. 33 lo Si. It has caused more division in hijrli circles of the Republican party than any nominations Mnre Johnson's ndnjinitralion, as the removed officer had used their places almost exclusively to benefit! the Republican party, and it wasthroiurh their management that a Republican legislature was elected in the Mate which re-elected Mr. Coiiklinjr to the U. S. Senate.

Pure Drugs, Medicines, Fancy & Toilet Articles

Oils. Paints, Varnishf. (ta. Puttv; Pure "Wines and Uiinors for Medical use-

All kind of PATKXT M EDICINES ; Tolwcco and Ciifars in great varietv T Fancy and Staple Stationery ; Cloth, llairaiid Tooth Bi Hhe. ; N'uracry " ' Articles, Trusses, Urace.Vre., Ac. O it r article will itlwayi be found fredi and the best.

WAKKANTEI).

Prices to correspond with the times.

promptly tilled.

Orders by mall, r ethcrwi.

Hninilton. who was in chinre of the lo

comotive which went

Cerner Sixth ami Jacksn Strtst In frnt f th Ceurt-hu. JtHnr ink. T-tt. J.imKK. ivhtivt

"w

crepk trestle on Tuewlav. i verv BPri-jply to PU,ipoe them destitute of com-j ", "" " j- j-j- ' ' ' L-m- JTM"T"""TMMMti' ouslv injured. The enffiue niuninsr jmon hrewiliics. Such a r.nd P"'' I:v- 4& iiiiil B 1? 11 A "D I

Railroai) SMAsnire. We are informed that the Ttiedar eveninir fMiu from Roekport i-an off the track, about two miles from Huatiagbtirg, on a trestle throwinjf the locomotive and two or three freisht cars into the creek. The locomotive turned upside down. The fireman jumpwl off and ecaped unhurt, but tin? engineer's head was cut. severely. Fortunately the passenger car remained on the track, so that no passengers were injured. The road-bed seems to le in lwd order in some places. Better lookto it, as another smadiup would exhtust the running horses at present on hand. KrThe iron for the completion of the railroad to Jasper, wa$ expected at Rockport Wednesday. If it got there, Mr. Branham said he would get it down in; a hurry, so that we may expect the car-; at Jasper some time next week. But! the packet company has delayed the transportation of that iron so much, that it ig doubtful if it was brought down "Wednesday, and it seems we are at the mercy or whims of the Lonisville and Evansville Packet Company, as to the time when we will be permitted to have the iron horse toot in our town. Circuit Courr.-This tribunal will bcein its March terra three weeks from next Monday, ami all persons hating businesR therein should remember it Tlie following persons have been drawn

for juries : Grand JnryJoha Pendley, John A. Wininger, A. Mclntyre, John DeBreler, August Betz and J. Witte. 'Petit Jury B. Henke. A. Kiefner, J. W. "Waller, B. Dillon, F. Lampert, J. Gross,

if. h. Cox, J. Fnrhman, A. Reuber, A.

"Wuetcher, J. H. Eggera and J. G. Stall man.

a clear look-out for the condition of the' J(1 tf5ves ,,,. H vantage fur the man

tracJc. I ne turn-table at hf. llcnrv. ufActurR of iron over anv locality tunt

and from there the locomotive lwcks into :can be mentioned. Suppose, then, that

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The western union Telegraph -o. Tins then will be our

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has maile a nronn!tion to the Railroad outlet. Climating tbe cost

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ilmnr. a distance of three n,ile.l! "'TO "n Wonviui o prmg fta-j , n"l f ITT DAV 'Ahont the siae of a man. barefed. with w.

d it was on this run the n-chhrnt b'e done whhhla ".h;; 'Ihere VhI?! JMIl hU

, the tender goin? off firt and Irenuin twelve, mile of road to build in jl "un"w ,e w?r H "l""0"

ng the eneine over with it, falling a .onler to reach IVrry county, at Troy. ,V" ' LJJ"

tance of fen or twelvefeet. ."l ! vHI complete it through";, ui'a'Zr"Z '

rxeu uitv io tins

tvt riirfti1 witM t,,e intention of rai.inj V o. r?. ! Clothing llone to purchs fwU 1 ?uits. His Aunt Peter w

g money enonsfh to viit " SWKEXKYSn at the Arcade

e one of thoe ar hameil and World Renowned $4 3i

and the people of Roekport to buflill?"""" 1 V m Boonv l " tni?now.l? th 5f l,e vlV,a" SWEKXEYS " t the Arcade Cloihin House, he H Ml

graph to Roekport and J"per. !..: Sfiltioil ... .., 4iiStanc 75.-' Irc:s J .T,MJf .,,mrll. ,rom tlvnT ml tim,l P'ons that thh U tlm

want an advancement of right foOO, ami it seems that $75.t0 will Ihj S aS,?-V"y.. ortme,.t r 1 ... . . . . iOI JUCII 1 OlltltS . liOVS SMil I luI(lrrM it f Inlliiutr ntadlm mn it. ti,m -n..

red dollar from Roekport. to Insufficient to put rorrycomny in con- ....... nf , llMt .k i-i M ' "

id to.suWribers in menage w S'7o SlnnS a!ld" 'w,MM,Vftr ilivH information coHrerninjr the above eldl.T (he has black whiskcrj. line to any point in the United ffi o3K

live business citv, which needs a tclenph but we doubt whether Roekport needs it bad enonsh fo rarse it. SnperintendeBt of Instruction Smart . . ait

n reply to a resolution, has sent tne Seaate a communication showing where certain redaction in local school levins

gra

expensive

Troy township, and especi-rpn Umr "ul Fa-t Aleep. at the Arcade Clothing Home, Jasper, Ind.

this matter and in view of the proba

bility of this enterprise takinjf form, would it not be well for our citizens to

oppose as fur as practicable the proposed

repeal ot the present law. allowing town ships to aid in the construction of rail roads by taxation. Mauv town, cfnin-

hem-

iseivos oi mis inu m secme i-Miiinfi cm.

per cent, in cities, without injuring the nection with the outside world, and will

school svstem. He thinks the special it be wise to debar ourselves of this im

ally the three town of Cai.nelton. lellFulI Suits. 7 () ; Full Woolen Suits 12 7r,; Pants from 75 City and Troy are, deeply intrc?ted in ots. to 7o ; (v!n;Ht from 4 M) t 14. Of). .M f,,ii JJ.il-

m! tlit ht rnailf- which wnnhl rfiWt

school taxes are often too high.

etrThe Roekport folks are making

arrangements for a Komic Karnival at that place on the 25th inst., and want as many of the Dubois county chivalrie as poib!e to go down and swell the ranks with SHch costumes and paraphernalia

as may suit their tastes. It will be fun

alive. Stringtowv Items. We received a

communication headed thus, but the

writer having neglected to scive us his name they went into the fire. Always end your name to the editor with com-indications.

Bastakdt. A Miss Wilson, of IImbM

ingburg, formerly of Ferdinand Station, wiys she loved Mr. W. S. WhUinghilll, Esq., of ITunttnzburgh, not wiselv bat

too well, and that a propective illegiti

mate offspring is the result, and she in

vokes the ffronjr arm of the law to se

cure somthing for Its support. "Whit.

heard the affidavit was filed and lit out for parts aakaowH-throHgh she offered to compromise for 150,00. .

Entekprisic -"We have received the first nnmtHsref ThcDaily Sun, published nt Vincennw by Mr. II. E. Purcell. It presents a creditable appearance, and

will add greatly to the reputation of

vincenne if it receives a sufficient 8Hpport fo keep it alive. MY. Purcell i well calculated to build it tip. and it displays urgft amount 0f enterprise nd pluck fbr a man to start a daily aaywherethftw times. Mr Wm: Monroe, one of the oldest

and most highly respected citizens ofi

-Mdl?on township, for many years a citizen of Jas-Mir, is lying very rick at bis home in Ireland, not exacted to recover. -Albert BrtHton, of Wwhiagten township, Pike county, tas become in-in-'i71,M,nM,,ttot,, Statt Aty. bim. RelifloM wm the cut.

O-Mr. Cae, of Pike coanty, was in Jasper Tuesdav, seeing what he could get a couple of flatboats built for. Vfc

dont know Uiat he coatracte1, but our

mechanics can put them fin iust right. I)!Ei.Wm. J. Casey, Auditor ol Gibson conntv. died last Monday, and

the Commissioners appointed A.' J.

Montgomery to fill the vacancy caused

by his death.

The Legislature has reduced the pay

of its pages to $2 per day. JIow about

tne pay onts members? Bijr Tobacco Crop. Mr. Simon Rauman. of Grass town

ship, delivered his crop of tobacco laM Saturday, being 4,100 pounds, raised on

two acre.. hy actual measurement. This was doubtless the banner crop of tolmcco

ever raiwu in apeneer comity. uock port Democrat.

Our Railroad. Tn the correspondence of the Indian

apolis Sentinel, we find the following in regard to the Roekport railroad, which

we think presents a fair business view:

JAsrr.a, i.vn., Jan. 30. The much talked of Cincinnati and Roekport railroad is expected to reach here next Tue-

day. Hands are laying lies here to-day, and the iron track is only three miles away. Jo provision is made for its extension from here, and it seems to me

that Indianapolis aad the Pennsylvania

Railway company will mlsa a valuable

feeder to their business if thev do not

wcure its extension frora'.here to "Worth-

ington, on tne 1. ami v. railrood. Bonds will have to be sold, but an indorsement

of them by either of these large corporatiba? would secure probably a ready sale, a there is already 40 miles of road

completed, and the townships all along

tne line from nere to worthinzton

wohIiI extend liberal local aid. A short

addition of only II miles, from Spring Station to Boonville, Warrick cetuitv, a. a. . -

woaiu connect it witii J.vansviile, and

would give the Peiiusyivania comnanv

a naaaea to bid for the are Eaatern

freight from that po?at. which is now all

carried by the Vandalia com nan v. and

at a. .

won in secure to iniiiaaaiHiua the trade

of a wealthy and large wone of coHntrv.

irom wnicn em uoes not uraw a dollar

with her present facilities. It is time

for tle interests to.be thought over bv those concerned.

mout ol (iciit'M Fiiruishiiijr Gaadss. Call and see us, cxamiaa

our gooIs and lie coavinced. SWEENEY BROTHERS, Nov. 15th. 78 tf. .1 ASPER, INDIANA.

nortant power jut at a time when its

.use will innure to our growth and future

prosperity? Evansville it so agitated

by a demand for a bridge over the Ohio

river, and for the construction of the Gap railroad to Henderson. These are splendid projects, but call for considerable money. "We suggest that while she i fretting readv for such big outlavs.

he use immediately what little snare

chaiifje she has to put herself in connec

tion with the Roekport nvul. and extend the same to Perrv conntv. where

we dmibt not she will find a jvcople willing to aid so laudable and important an enterprise to the extent of their means."

The Goone-bouc and the Weather.

The Louisville Commercial pars:

"The goose-bone predictions are; ,r-j haps more closely wntched in Kentnckvj tlmn any where else, and it niav 1ms call-i cd the Kentucky weather prophet. We'

must take tne urest bone of a last

Spritns gooe none other will do. for

prophecv does not extend iKsyond the; vearin which she is hatched." It mu-t be divided into three different parts, which represent the three different divisions of Winter. The'breat bone of a jjooe i fnnslucent. but at places has t loud-like b'ots upon it. These blots denote cold weather. Looking at the bonf before us. we find a little cold weather alwut the first of December, which we have realized, and there is another blot bevond the center of tho bone denoting cold weather about the middle

of January; this cloud we are passing tocio-icJ now, and so far our little prognosticatnri5 y v

has guided us rishf. e are to have warmer weather after a few davs. but the worst is to come- The darkest spots are near the end of the bone, and if the prophecy fails not. "Winter will vcrifv

the saying of coming in like a lamb anil

Jasper marble Works. J, K. ClIItlSMON, Dealer ia Foreign and Awerieaa Marble.

South Side r

PUBLIC SQUARE

Jasper,

INDIANA.

xonmm CRAVE STONES

3 P urnitiire

TOP, Jkc.

All work executed with superior workmanship. En"hh. German and Hebrew

Lettering done in the neatest and most approve! ttyle. W'vrk vMirautced. and

sold at verv low figures. Those wanting such will please call at the hop. Jy. 24.

SPECIAL NOTICES. The World's Balm. Or. L. O. Way burn's Alterative Syrup.

fcar A rm4y H THIKTV-PIVK'VKAKM hi a

jni jiracuc, M Hover falllBK .-oeally

care Bheumatism, Ory. Errtnti. Sernfnta. ?!nr Srlilt. fir.

Ttl, ltobtva! all (' mlikli U tlou4 I iai pllcatr-l. irior 5rrH t Jhc pnhllf. I CA1. t. Att V ... .-II ... . t ... aft . I

.i.io.ii nrvnii ifrnmtl.l.iinai.BmrHlf BaiJII aa a, . 11 ,

FALL AHRACTfONS,

BTZW GOODS

vlTln.a?,JiIr'e.,vrnf4,r'r iWf-gnk) The wn'TigHd return- hi thanks to WXrlJtJi Burri pnblte for their liberal patronage, and -H.r..l.t.i. - , . . r. v. . I . . . t ...... 1 .

ranicnii jr prwiann? a iaranaj"iiu '" uiuin iiini up nn Jlll liroilL'Ilt OH a fe l j n.H,sh fee, AJlre.ifor their lenefft st UrP fativL- nf map, Rn. VaiUdf A (V, No, J An' "C,r ,H?nenl MOCK Ol

'iraotlful; at

crovtk of ttalr

cet

TO eOX8MPTIVB.

Tfc lwtWf, tmrfmc htn ftmfmnr rsr4 of

of all kinls. fo which he invites atten

tion, as he Ha purchased them at low

arntnw .. llt- . it. n 1.1 ' lni.4. ttt of eliMw-). itfc Uk-4"-

A C? n n il, M ... .11 . 1, 94.. lit M.. I . . . . . . . 1 .

cn. ncauii'r win cuiiic niiRr inn Tru(iie,,l"m"B wtrmw, Arm. mm

lrtl nM!Maair rnrl olu ... ...

tte4ttU4lttnvmpttm;hrmi4trmr4rM lUnx on,T 0 CASH, WlU anxloo tn mmke knmrn tn hU f.Uo- c)Trr bt sell low. His stock Of

eaa m rwr. in an w o.trK. will -! a cwr

of February, and our warmest fire will

te required for the. parting davs nf

Whiter and the first of Spring. This is the goose-bone prophecy, and as we have the word ofagood bid farmer that has failed for fiflv yean, we would ad-

viscthe laying in of a good supply of

cos i ami a general preperation to meet cold weather for goose-bone has said it, and old Winter will be after young Spring with a great big icicle. The St Ambrose Catholic church.

at Seymonr, was entered by burglars and robbed of a chalice and vestments of the value of $25.

CHITIK. AC

rani f'i!nctbprr:r!f:on will Mfti, E. A. WIUON 1 Ytrm H. WMIw.Vrff. N. f7

mv YOUTH.

AOKXTLEX trK- MtaVrH forjw. Atom Ntrro

ymti tM(rUefi. wlH, fr tie le mt MHfrfl lw.

rn.nny. M-iM ,rrv to mi who ntt M. tfe tltll M 41 tecilnm tor Maldctt timpr rvmtAx v nhlrh V.

hm, Mms a. oot.v. t ci.r st, ,v T.,k.

Damagea to the amount of .500

have been awarded to the hairs of farmer

lloiizeiaw, killed by the L., N. A. and C. railroad about a year aad a half ago.

A SKCItET KEVEALKD. THERE are thousands of acres of land for aale on ten years time ia Kansas that have been kept covered up for tea years. If you want to invest ia lands that will pay five dollars to one ia two years, write to the undersiimeiL Er.

ctmiona every month from Viucenaes

at nan tare. G. II. MxCartv, Agent, Petersburg, Iml. Feb. 7th, 1879-3

PILES

Of all kf,f4 Tirvilllii a; L...

r. nf Kt.OOl) ,.r hnnn. 4 all

lllll aaT aa WW "V.TaW n X 1. 1

si4 Karfartir tntt4 kr a itmal. u.

1im..l. FA m:h X ri f 1-& V 1-

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limine Tp. TrHHtceN Days f Bhs inei and Library Notice.

Boots and Shoes is not excelled in Dubois-county, and litis sure he can please the most fastidious Also of fie keens a fnll line, at ponnlar pricei.

Come and see them. The highest market

price paid for all kinds of

COUNTRY PX0DVCX.

kthis stor5 on "West Sixth street; and

tratie of all kinds solicited.

SH- awl, lT-ty. .IOHi:tK KUCHA KT.

EAT MARKET I

a Tj. GUTZWEILEB HAS opened a Meat Market in his hous oa Kast Sixth St.. ia Jasner,

aad will

The citizens of Boone township are notified that T will illaml rr.n),:..

Business oa every Satarday, and it is SELL FOR CASH ONLY Besary that persons having businessjfirst-eTaM fresh meat every TueTar, With the tOWnshin shall DOme Oil thllTliurtv ami

day. iVawr fw m1m m all tfa l.iU

The library will be kent at A. T!u.UlfMiaul !! at. VCfa l ta ot

dolph's store, ia Portersville, for the con- ible to aCord the credit, venience of cithiens, and persons who)

www ireiuMging 10 it, ara reonet- ivnuimw. ed to retarn them, that they may be He has a No. one batcher, and will properly registered. kill and dre hos or cattle for farmers , .m: notrit. er others, on reasonable terms. May 3, TB y. 1 rastee Boone Tp. Aag. 81, 77 ly.

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