Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 22, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 January 1880 — Page 4

J AS RPR COURIER.

FRIDAY,

JANUARY is, 18Se,

ItcUeol Fitntl Apportionment1.

Auditor. Kchuhrosrher apportioned fW various School Fund in accordance with liw, Ut Setm-day, lo the severs! township of Dubois county. The law teqnirs tfiMt the funds; should be apportioned to the township in e.vaet properUfiu to the1 number of children entailer

t Wei, and should lie made by the County r Aoditor iu Jan aery ami .Tune We gl ve " Ueiow th number of children enumer

ated in each of the townships, and the Apportionments nude by Mr. Deinderfer In Jaue.RndMr.Schnhmuciier last week.

ootr. rrom tiiesnieenunioriron moujfti

k will Unobserved the sum apportioned

in June whs nearly throe hundred dollar forger than the last apportionment And there seems to be a singular differeuoe in some of the townships iu the amount of the funds Apportioned iu June. and that of January. For instance,

latthe June apportionment. Columbia

had, leaving out the fractions, a 12 cents per scholar, while Case )mu! but 183 cents ; Jaeksou 186 cents, and Ferdinand 167 swats, and so on, no two townships earning to have the same proportion ;

Colombia, Jtadfeon, Hsia bridge, Marion, jjaaersen, Jaexaon, fjafoka, Ferdinand,

Jasper,

Jio.of TtUn. Juao CMktrM. Apfnlt. Apportion. 301 477 71 016 80 S77 618 80 623 68 410 673 11 673 36 407 m Id 676 88 363 596 i0 614 27 343 67130 637 96 465 763 37 764 H7 459 753 52 766 fi8 402 659 93 664 67 401 658 3 L 664 81 m 1,145 86 1,143 SH5 690 1,132 72 1,151 12 ', 406 664 87 687 67 407 668 19 684 31

Total, 6,123 $19,06193 $10,31033 - ThUfund is composed ef $786 94 CouCreetional Fund, and $7,714 98 Common lleaool Fund, and $1,540 Liquor License

anoo of which has beea In the uounlr

Treasery,; unapportioued since 1876, ap-

rwotly doing uo one any good. $24K. of the Congressional Fund was reealved from other counties, wliere the townships lie partly iu this county, and there should have been a little more Jro'Ma4ltin county, 'but the enumeration was not certified to the Auditor of that ooaatyia elate. Railroad. Evans vi lie people feel aaV eat on their big railroad prospects. Their King Cole has been stabbed in the tkeaee of his friends, and lost Jiis con-

trotliof infieeaeeliiH tlie Nashville and

Chatteaeoga railroad, upon whieh Evana-

depetiaed for a competing Southern

Thia probably, though not certain

lMUVthe Evansville and Owonsboro

road, aad delays the Reckport road

earing a Kvaasville connection, until it

ehall rait the pleasure aud finances of the

JL T. H. Ii. li. Co. to build it, which we fear wilt not be soon, as the corpor

is not celebrated for ita enterprise.

teeming disasters are all brought

about by one of Cole's principal backers

eeistar his stock at a handsome advance

to the Louisville and Nashville Co.

which now controls more miles of rail-

than any other western company,

wbieb. might le induced to continue

Reckport road lo Mitchell, ae a feeder

I their business. "Froni the Kockport, Ind., Banner:

ia .no medicine in the world which

gained inch fame as St. Jacobs Oil;

is, however, not in lite least astou-

Ing, when we consider Its truly. won-

il curative- no war. Air. V. Rod an.

'Mafcfo of Graadvisw, celled at our office

laat week, and related tiie following cirewBtteoee: I suffered with. Rheumatism lor over six years ; eonsUlted many physician and tried hundreds of remedial, bat without avail. Having been 9r. Jaoocs Oih advertised in your paper,

beard of some most astonishing

I seat to Koekport for a bottle of

thoOix, and ased it aeoording to direc-

The j, relief I felt was almost

" I got better at once, and

there is not a trace of Rheumatism

la my body.

IqtHm Indianapolis Journal hain-

iwed several prom hie t Democrat

IaduiM.tialM. AM til ohuKau rr IU.

Cbaeeitational lAntendments, and flnds Useat atmoet without exception oftposed la the registration law. His Republican

end party, are unitedly in layer of

which is evidence eaettgh that they

are aot Detaoeratic measures ae has been

CoNiacaATioir. Abbot Martin Marty is to be eoneeerated as Bishop ef DaJCete at FerdinaHd, iu this county, on the Hrt Houday in February. That the couseoration is to take piece in this county U

an honor to the aithfMl Catholic living

here, which will be duly appreciated. The law of the church, we believe, require that at least three ordained liishops should afiefst in the.ceretttoniee incident to the ordiiwtWm of a new BMiop, and as Father JJartin hum already occupied and ably tilled so distinguished a position iu the church, is is likely there will be mote than Oh: simple number re

quired present, iu addition to a large

number of prelate and distinguished leaders iu the church, andvevry eifort, we are assured, will be put forward to

give the visitors a creditable opinion of

our county, aud the faithfulness of the numerous church members resident in it.

CJf-One of our Huntingburg friends sonde, the following advice to the young gents of Jasper: "If you have not already a plan for spending these long Winter evenings, we would, advise vou to organizo a "Mutual Admiration Society." The members necessary are but two, yourself and another, who had better be a voting lady. Tho regular meeting night will of course bo Sunday night, though thcro maybe a called meeting at any time. The initiation fee is payable, in candies, nuts, or other small articles. There need be no dispute about o Ulcers as yon can both occupy the chair at one lime. Anv

member who shall belong to two of

these societies at one time, .shall be iisblc to expulsion trom both."

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JfOT FOR ORA3T.

tie.

mk. ' ....

rjsseeurN

fOf'The boilers ier the aew swmill

f Fried wian, KJiaget Ce., havs been pat ta posltleel this week. Tks Krai

hate aaiahaeed far the mill tbe ktest

.SshDrovad mathtaeryv Md reeeived this

.Iretk e flne lafk saw, wwek wUl setitmr

rat time.

Phrenology.

m The time is psed when people qncs tion the utility of Phrenology, and met

are now applying its principles to an

extent that is hardly apjifeciated, bofh in flf-cultnre, and in their dealings with

others.

The Phrenological Jourxal ofXftw

t . .

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piece, library, or office. With the aid of

this, and the illustrated key which ae

companies it, together with the articles

puuusneti in the Fiikknolooical Jourxal on JL'ractical Phrenolorv. eh twr.

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loeatiou of the different Phrenological

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OrgMMlaatioti of an AMti-Tliird Term Club at AHwny. Ximt Trtrk Tr)i'u,l Auijcxv, January ft; The Anti-third term club was organ IjmkI here lo-nb(kt, and exeuator Matthew Hale was els'teil president. Br John Swinburne and ex-Post waster Filkitis uiade speMbe in opKsition to the iitovftnent looking to Gen. G rent's renominatlon for the presitU'iicy. The following resolution were

adopted :

Whereas, A Hiiwlwr of HcpublicaHS

are advocating the notuinKtion of Oen-

eral urant lor h third lerni ; awt

Whereas, A $iub has alnwdy been or

ganized in this city to promute biicli an oraniv.'ttion ; ami Whereas The vcuoniination of Gen

eral Grant would ho a violation of tho

well-known principles of the Republican party, as expressed in ceuventiou and at the Kills ; therefore lc it Resolved, That wo atlirtn the wise and true doctrine, promulgated in tho pisiform of the New York Republican convention of 1875, as follows :

Republican platform, New York Slute,

adoptetl September , l8o: 8. Recognizing as conclusive the presi

dent's public declaration that he is not a

candidate lor reuoiuiuation, and with

the sincerest gratitude for his patriotic services, we dec I: we onr unalterable op

position lo the election of any president

tor a third term. Resolved, That we reaffirm and in

dorse the sentiments expressed in the

resolution? of tho Republican State con

ventioit of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Ohio, Iowa and Wisconsin, respectively,

as loliows: Tho Pennsylvania Republican plat form, adopted Mav 20, 1S75 :

"That wc declare a firm, unqualified

adherence to the unwritten law of the

republic, which wisely, and under the

sanction of the most venerable of ex

amplcs, limits tho presidential service tit

any citizen to two terms, and wo, the

Republicans of Pennsylvania, in recognition of this law, arc unalterably op

posed to the election to the presidency

Of anv person for a third term.

Jlassachussetts Republican convention,

1875:

That sound reason, as woll as the wise

and unbroken ussge of the republic, il

lustrated by the example of W ashiujf-

ton. requires that the term of the chi

magistrate of the United Slates should

not exceed a second term. Ohio Republican convention, 1 S75 : The observance of Washington's ex

ample in retiring at the close of a second

presidential term will he in the future,

as it has been in the patf, regarded as a

fundamental rule jn the unwritten law of the Republic.

Iowa Republics.!! convention, 1875:

The Republican party of Iowa oppose

a third term, and believe tbfit I'n-sWient Grant's letter to General While fairlv re

move that isue from our polities.

v, neonsiu RepubhciM, convention,

1875:

That we accept with spptolmticn the

letter of President Omit, discouraging the continuance in oflliai of any magistratoof the nation for a longer period than two terms.

OOUKT JfOTICK. STAW OF INDIANA, Couktv or Dmt,

DMbeie CirettU Court, March Term, 180'.

JoIvj Ruir.

' i . .

vs. Umplsint

Olirer F. Hobbs,

Nancy llohbs, . Jso. 03. Frank Aller,

Wayne Agricultural Co. et l. j

11 K it known, that on the 2u day of

a1 December, 187.H, the plaintiff, John llnrg, by Dillon & Dillon his attorneys,

tiled iu tho office of tho Clerk of the Dubois Circuit. Court, iii complaint ngnln&t said defendants in thn above entilled cause, and on the 0th day of January,

18W, filed in said cause an affidavit of n

competent person, that detendnnts

Goodrich H. Barbour, (eorgo T. Steiul-

man, Isaac ll. Jioonior, liobcit II. Ayde-

lott. Roltert. L. While. Reniimin S

W eller, James N. Rickniau, Frank A It or,

John M. Koblusou, George (J. Norton ,

Gerhard II. Mourniiig.Nathaniol Bloom,

Barney Mess, Levi Bamberger, Julius

uamoerger and .Jacob iiamtjergor, nre proiier and necessary parties to this

action, the same being nu action rel:itiiir

to real estate and is lo foreclose n mortgage on real estate situated in Dubois County, Indiana, and they arc non-residents of tho State of Indiana. Said de

fendants nre therefore hereby notified ofj

the pendancy of said complaint agninst them, and that unless they appear. and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause, on the second day of the next term of said Circuit Court, to be begun and held in tho Court-houc, in the Town of Jasper, in Said County and Slate, on the third Monday in March, 1880. said complaint- and "mutter und things therein eontniiiod find allcaed, Will bo heard and determined iu their

abscuce.

Peter .7. Gosmv.vx. Clerk of tho Dubois Circuit Court. Ju.r.o,v & Diu.on. Att'vs for Vl'il Jan. lGth, lsfiO 3w. " fpf.'SJOOO. COURT NOTICeT "

Tkc it!a;e im hmy yaeir rials

ana i'Miicy UrmcttHe im t Ike NEW YOJRK GROCERY STORE!

WKAKH 8KX.T.IMU

CH(iii O. Shjchi- lo lli, fur . f

H. A- A, StiKMr a 11m. far . CrKHHlidiHl 8 1-ailMi. fr 1'HlvurUfMl " a 19 Dark Kin Cate K m MiuIIhih ' 4 1.3 ' Krijrlit 4 1-4

i.eo l.mt i.ee l.ae f.ee l.ee1

i.ee

0kI Cfcuku Twi frniHSOotfi. taSl.ee ptr Iht

7S rti. yjilhm

X0cl. pert'MHHtl

81 e Her Kit

r. ct. ier PmmhiI IS ctn. fier Stt cm. per 15 rU.ftrr '

10 rtM. per

The Song of tho yjnob.n. tKrom the Onla rin J Cai It lie s-1t !)iJ 1'wj.o awt Sulttn, io... Tute fcimanl "ItikeMm l.r Ui.- llvifijliau.l? tM Vacen V.r;..f. wlthtfwwi bin hiri tnA -rlns hba, ct trt title mMf OM KuU' t(kr nV. " IT A'-f "'t" Aol fall five !:ti.ut UtLilt? w:-1i Iilw tn.t? 'OMli'inr neb c,.,ti!c:i!'ii't'- kokI.I ibnlt thriati KucIi z U1 tml4 f thf ).'Httt li-I! ViIim former titi. br t. nkic'a o-it ?! Ur Coald. '.rSiii lrjt,wj ti Ml r iU xpaini! It Wlkjwp, U'.bKs jit r)rt-i.mr efeFrom ntrtr.tirf .c. ur ISrc on )twnsrit Hm!t Tc tli);f. u'lii lu.jt whit jrinl In0, " Kiiijf-hiKVrea tirant our Ut'.tt ktiH . t,tt.tr.iA, Tkcush t-tekmfof UMttry vUowsrtpn l slev, Ani as a Uv.i of K96bA llie inlioii rdi!! "

Shoe .SJtoi.-31r. Ii. liecfc has opened

a shoe wton in his new hHildimr fm the

north-cast corner ot tho Public qunrr in Jasper, up-Mairs, where he will lie

pleased to ?oq all of His old customers

who want good home-intde work, und

ones as will favor bun. ti.

STATU OF INDIANA, i County of Dcuots, j

Civil Action.

TDK it known, that ontbi

JtJ Jamiarv,

Dubois Circuit Court, March Term, 1880.

Sebastian OpoI, vs. .roseph Bath and

John H. IluebnerJ

lath day of

. I , 1330. the tihnvo

named pifiiniiii. seiwstMM upei. uv n

attornov, filed in tho otRco of the Ch'rk of thn Dubois CirMiit Court, his roin-

phint ."inet said deliMirlanU in ti t

above entitled cause together with tmfdli-

davit of a competent puron, th;d said do-

reiidMiit Joseph ItJith h n proporand net'-

eanrv party to tins action, the same heme

inaction to forcloso a mortefljre on real

elati sunatcd in Dubois County. luiJi--aua. and that said defendunt fJosetih

ftdh is a non-resident of the State ot

Indiana. Said defendant Joseph Rath

is therefore hereby notiliotl ot the filmic

and pendency of said complaint against

unit, nnd Mint unices he nnpears ami an

swer?, or demurs thereto at the cnlliuir

ol aid cause, on thr second day of the

next term of said Circuit Court, to be liegiiti and held at the Conrt-houe, in the Town of Jaipur, inlaid Cunty and .tttte.oii tin; titii (1 Monday in March, A.

D., ISSO, said complaint and he matters

and things therein contained and alleged,

will bo heard anil determined in m&

abicuce.

Petru.T. Gosmavv, Clfrk, Of th'Dubois ircnit Court. Tn.vvi.nn aJUuntkh, Att'xs rot Pl'if. Jmi. ion, i8P0;;w. fpr. $i so

iliU'H Syrup

KlHy Slur ChikUkh

Nfv X:ieki'rl, Xu. 'i, -

" ItniHlHy " l'THHOd OurrHHtH Ost Mfal - -

And many oilier thinsrs loo numerous

to mention. We also call you attention to our well selected stock of Queens-ware and Glass-ware, which wo arc selling at a. very low price. Come all and price and examine our goods and convince your own self, I am ours, very Respectfully, o the NEW YORK Grocery Stork. WL A, Sweeney, Jr. Real Estata Acent and Auctioneer! OI'MCK, l.'itst Slile of rnlitto Snwr?t JASPER, INDIANA. Will !" V '"y r Pr. cnt. ni desired. Spectnt r&iM. u Admlnutnitont. WUl also m!I in IMi ami ,ilj))lnltigtVutiUei. Tennti rtonVl. Jan. 'Mf if.

lixxoxie j5l. Ely, vt&iorney at JLrav. 0A!cc 00 corner ufj.'slii A Kikt ttrest, over tks red , bnig Surc. ,. rTiRs;iiMo, ixo. WUl prarilc In TiXc. Data! nod gta4ftft ceimHei. an.l In the K-.!rrsl O.iirl.

Will attend rrR'iUrly nt all tbe Clrruit Court.

Ierm f the twHl Jm. 9. '(W j.

Vjtif i, i.

CAY

NOTICE.

STATU OF INDIANA. J , Dunois, Corrv,(

ss;

as mauvinew

Disstilntkni Notice. Notice is hereby ifiven that the part

nership heretofore existing: between P

Fink, 1J. Berger and R Fink iu the saw

mill business was dissolved by mutua'

consent. Tautiarv 1st 1880. All cluitus due

the firm are to 1$ paid to li. Berger ant

R. Fink , who are to. imy all tlws debts of

the late nmt. t m xsk b is k.

Uarraka Bu:kr. Jan. 9, 1890-3w.

IIOOKK TOWNSHIP

To Andrew d. J'eace.

JtEIJOUT OF AWMlAlSEHS Vest, Justice of tin-

NOTICK TO I1KIRS OF PJBTITIOX

TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

State or InuiaxA, Duiiots County ss:

NOTICE is hereby glren that James Corn, Administrator of the e&ttite

of Kliza belli Corn, deceased, hfts tlleti

his petition to sell the Real Estate of the decedent, her ttersouat be in in

sufficient to pay her debts: and that

wiu pciiiioo win ins ncaru ai me liexi

term or the Circuit Court of said County.

ivuesi: i'KTER.j.uosMAXJf,uierk, C. C. Dubois Couuty. Dillox a DmLox, Att'ys. Jan. 18tb, 1880-8 w.

GOOD COAL A.T

1 Cents Per Bushel!

AT THE Mm.

THE undersiguwl informs the public that he will always keen a sunnlv of;

good coal on nami, so thai tiiev can get it

wnsnever tney send tor if, at seven eeMts a bushel, at the Friedman mine just west of Jasper. Picked coal at reasonable prices for those who wMt IU oy. t, Tf-tf. JOSEPH KRAFT.

"lliJi undersigned fipprniorftppoioled . by you to vnlti two hi"td of nM, lately taken up bv Richard F. MRbuni.

do appraise. the said caltle attlhe muu of

y7 for steer, and $ for the heifer. The said cattle are dyserihed ?m follows; The fctcer is a deep red. the heifer b drop red with a white tip on the tail. FitCh one has n smooth crop and upper bit in the iteht ear. John T. foru and Frcdcrick W. Wii-etmntnppi'aiticrs. . Sworn nnd suscilbcd t leforu me

thisSth day of January, 1). AnOuew J. Vi:tT, v. sFfAr.. Jan. 10, R380-3W.

JNolice. CoriMiration Tnxen. The Isic duplicate for the year 187 for the town of Jasper is now in my hands for collection, aud 1 am ready to receive

taxes every business day during business hours. Taxpayers arc reminded that their tax' should be paid before the 15tli day of February, when the peiiHlty for iiou-iwyment is attached, and it becomes tho duty of the officer to collect by distress and Mile of property. AxniiKW J. MoNeiixey. Treas. Town of Jasper. Jen. 9. iaS0 w.

PA UTJCU LA U HOTIC13. Tho proprietors of the UhIoii Flour

Mills respectfully thank the public for their patronage, and !ive notice that they will expect all who buy flour of (Item to scud

CASH WITH ORDER.

as they cannot fell Hour on credit anv

longer. The snoill niarsfin now ruslicd

by millers compels us to adopt thf?

course.

Ef?G ,t SCIIEURICII. A linnet 1st, l7fi tf.

For Perfect Fitting

WAGON AND BUGGY HARNESS I

CO TO Joseph Troxler's,

WORTH MAIN ST., - - JASPER. IND.

He Uu Uii hfKct hh1 limt titttr.lt In luuu.

nt m-lU C1IICA1.

XSixfrgy Trimminp

In th $ MMet. m4 wltk ttfMi. Meat kww ca Iim4, n4 efHHtttly In Mmc

IAMK8, TRACE CHAINS, WAGON

AND BUUU 1 WHIPS, IIORSK AND MUL1C COLLARS. A tfltt 4 rt)l MlMtwl rnlmk iwr m MmJ.

Mtrttut 46m bt bortrdtr, m4 In wrkMMU1k-iMiiir Wkaalu Urwt ftrt M a Mil. July Mtk, y.

I i jlMsverl

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M hy the public

jar ever twenty yeara,

ami In th hert proration

ever laveatvd far RESTOKINO OKAY HAIR TO ITS YOUTHFCI. COLOR AND

It ftttppltos the itirl

feed nnd color tf the UhIf Rlaadt without hUIhIhk the SkiH. It will Imtmmi Mil tkltke the growth T the hair, prevent IUi hlABehlii SHd flUK IT, anil thtM

AVERT 15VL1NKS8.

It mrtm Itehlnic, Kro-

Hoha and IhoHlraS. A a HAIR DRKSSING ltls-vry deftlntble, KlvlRgr the hlr a Bilken softiKMW which all admire. It keeps the IhnhI eleaB, weetBBil htmlthy.

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