Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 22, Number 31, Jasper, Dubois County, 23 July 1880 — Page 4
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JASPER COURIER.
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FRIDAY. : : : : : JULY 13, IMO
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Knit PRESIDENT. Win field S. Hancock ! OF PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WMi H. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA. For Governor, FRANKLIN LANDERS, For Lieutenant Governor, ISAAC P. GRAY. Fqr Peeretarv of State JOHNG. 8HANKLIM. F-- V editor oKState, 4 3IAHLOVD. MANSON, For Treasurer of State, WILLIAM FLEMING. For Attorney-General, T. W. WOOLEN. "For Clerk SapretTie Court. GABRIEL SCHMUCK. For Reporrer Suprcme'Court, A. N. MARTIN. For Snpt. Public Instruction, A. C. GOODWIN, THOMAS R. COBB. For RfpruMtUUr Irwa DatwM b4 Martia, JAMES E. WALKER. For Pt'CSh-, XUvfntfi rirrnit, ARTHUR H. TAYLOR. Patoka Hancock Club !
Grand Meeting Saturday Night 105 Members The FIRST MIGHT ! jR,epiibli.ca.n Joiningr! HtmtlHglmrt; Democrats Rejoicing.
Xast Saturday nig ht wis a joyful time with the Democracy of the flouriehimr
town ofirnntingbHnr. Notice had been givn that a Hancock ClHb would be organized that night, and just after nppertwo lam1sof music paraded th afreets, with Hancock flag the stirs awl stripes at their front, an' marched to Hatter's hall, where the crowd soon poured in until the buildinc wa well filled. The meeting wa called to order bv A. H. Millar, Esq., townahip committeeman, who announced th" ohieet for-which thevmet in a few ap
propriate rrmarku, when 0. M. Mear was cmen temporary chairman and H V Losran temporary ertersrv. A committee composed nr Cnpt. M. T1her.E. R.Brundiek. C. W. Hyland, Harrv Vnce and TL Landsrrebe, were appbined lo draft Constitution and Rules for the Patoka township Democm tic Club. While they were oat preparing their report the meeting was addressed by C. Doane, congratulating them oh the suspicions situation, and giving some reatena why the Democracy art wire of eticceae this year, and why honet Republicans should aid them. The committee reported a Constitution nd Rules which were unanimously adopted, and while the Bands played the fraud old National airs, people crowded to the stand and signed the roll till one hundred and four had affixed their name and declared their intention to support Hancock and English, and work for their election, and upon looking over the roll It was- found ire hitherto Republican tod 'JCome out from among the fonl party, Al jntnsd with ths'red, white and And as they expressed it, determined to try and have an honest government The organization bf the Olub was then perfected by electing Capt. M. Fisher, President; TL P. Logan, Esq., VieePreeident; E. R. Brundick, Secretary ; C. M. Mears, Corresponding Secretary ; A. II. Miller, Treasurer; Adam Hatter, Janitor, and an Executive Committee. Each officer made a short speech upon being elected, all eliciting applause, Charley Mears bringing down the house by assuming as a part of his duties to write to every one in the United States, where it would he anv advantage to vole for Hancock and English. It was agreed the Clnb . should meet evey alternate Saturday night, and with cheers f Hancock, English, Landers and the entire State ticket, the mooting adjourned, the two bands, with torches, and a number "of cttlaens, forming in procooaion and march big through the streets. The cam
paign has tlHH oooh opoftediu u tinting
burg auspMu-ly, and tha sowooaioH t our ranks of hunoKt RapuhthMim U a-1
raty m iHirt.-o . and makes the r lead.
i-M teal bop fallen. Wo uradktt a Mill
larger desertion from the dammler of the C rl it Mobiliar and DG
bribe, iu that Ittrality batbre October.
HW tkc Jmt lWt. Portersvillt; ltoms. Forlerville Abstracto Tollonhonn:
Click! click! click! That' the lightning typo Brit. Leiuing is at the
Oh, Writ, ! " I. I. j.iy. how's your fuot? Come out iu your . Is the edilqr-iu-chiot saii"tiim HMiictornied ? ''No!" Is
hU sub Instead Of ? Ye, hut tdeepeth"
Sleepetnl Where? Close hy." PIpum put tha drum to his phi anil see if wo
can't waketh him. Ready? "AH' road v."
Spirit of Heuj Franklin, aiNe! No hear. Cheeel -hutrark cheese! No awakiusr. A delinquent auhserlber. Holv murder!
what a roaring lor hoot-jack. Crimp'
latent and rope. 'Where is he Una?"
hvery where but iu the pouitetitiary, "What about him?" Everything except
cash and it s equivalent. "Who i it any
way? Why, it'a myself. "0. irnl darn
you! X'i on with your say." Well, ejfsr-
ol-turtle, whs in town last week -md thr
uninitiated, who ventured lo try ihi'iu,
went to New i ork. Mr. Allen McDonald went to Cumin
nati lust Monday to have his eye oner-
ated upon. We trust he will return with
them fully restored. Nature desperately attempted to cpm mit a KKKA.K upon an unsuspecting ceu Kus-tiker.
I he famous autitnnitarian steam thresher i nearintr the close of his mis
sion, snd with a sucueas th it is ?itupl istonifihing.
The hay crop is very abund vut and is
about nil cut. A detachment of the armv of the
shadow are bivonacing in a corn-field at the edge of town and are doing some tall
shooting. The Generals are William,
Edwards and Matthn.
Mr. Adam Rudolph is dangerously ill with the energetic', and talks building.
That's the kind of sick to have.
war to the prickly brier twi.xt
some of the owners of blackberry patches
.and foreign invaders, but the latter seems to be victorious . Mr. Christian Rudolph is up to hi ears in the live pork business. Ue took
a car lout to Cincinnati last Moiuluy. The best twinner of the age is our Mrs. Luna, only 17 pirs (and had their pictures t'iken) since January last. You story, Una: 17 pairs! you story, you story; we won't stenograph it." Why that's Tiothing, for we have known Mrs. L. to be eclipsed. Young man , we have jnst thought the reason why you don't want to note it; it's because you went a little west of town with her when she was there not only you, but several others. M Don't know the woman, yr u otory, you 6tcry: we never, we never,' Just keep your nether garment on.
ami non t expose yourseit, aiii t you not one of her notispurious almaulc ilbums? "No: false. Ruud;lniH ;" we know better. Hunt it up and look nt her picture and those of her gentium ind then ee if we story. Mr. Jospph Sweeney pa"d through hern last Saturd iv. lie win on hi way. he said, to see that CineinnUi g il of liis'n. Whatoernr our paction miv hiek iu other t'dnge, ?t doe nor lack of e
spien t'o main vncaiiHt. ins imrne is
Mr. David Gatchel. One or tho1 phepomonal hujr&rv neeldenN that makes a 'vanning death retreat in di'xut. and quetion the "eternal rltu n thiusrs In lhi world of our," ocenred oie dav last week. Mr. Adam Nridenbaii"h wa coming to town iu a hugsv, which wan drawn bv a hore not noted, we heard, for other than gentleness, so much so we understand, that the drvfr became totally disarmed of all suspicion and carelessly came ahead. He hadn't come very far, however, before unupecled took to phantnsmagnriwy from some cause or other, and
struck nut at a rather unusual speed, so
PaR.voiiNa..-Uv. J. T. )Yo h, M. U . proaoher, will preach In jMporiin Sunday luoruiHg, at 10J o'ehnsk a. in. The
public are invited. Sabbath JSeheol at
o'cliMsk a. in.
JUST RECEIVED LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
AT SKUEBU-at'S,
I
Mr. Shoemaker, deputy ttuditoi' of Dubois County, was in tha city iliU wuuk. He says Dtihols is.snld ftir'tlancui-k-. Dr. Isom Wilson anil Dr. Clmrlen
Wilson, of Ireland, Dubois eouuly, cuine over yesterday to set the I'uu. They mib
worn iiaiitboiiie. and aginn.tbie voting 'eutleiiMMi. Daviess Co, Deinoeni.
Yi.u het Joe' right about the Hancock Evor bmnglit to Jasper. When I sav the " LARGEST AND BEST," T mean it,
unuer. hum ine jjhis hiouiiiI Iieiaiul iv nearly a'.l In extneies over the beauty ol he MMing doctors, while they are skillful and i olite hs t Jy are handsoiue. .Joh. tfm Sennerheiiii, K.r .Sivth 8HmiciT, Ortvmic rut r-tVl'K, JASPCK, INDIANA,
and having purchased after the rush was over. I also believe it Is
the chuapost, a I obtained jri vat reiliiclicns. Great care was uxeiciaed iu seleiiting, and I solicit ft comparison of goods and prices with any -hi ore iu Dubois or surrounding counties.
MY STOCK IS REPLETE WITH
ALL KINDS OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
501- ill J'liinSr W.. 4 ,.t. ... I 7
J 7 . V? - . Incluillnw flltOCEUIKS, l ARHWAItR AND QUEE V)f V. mi Till mica 1 Hsrlmnt of FASIJIONARLE CLOTHING,
......
- aiii a Si IiiuU. I hsve roiiMuitly on IdukI si lnrs oi'iuent o the nlxve sroo 1. mid
anteu .:iuiln(!thn in m!1 cases. I hho (itMMin-d un Mgencv for.tho utaked tf
nf
nar
luivi
bo
PIANOS
AND
ORGANS,
and run irive bottom prices. Come am
try my instruments. TWAIRIKG OF ALL KtKOt OCKE TRCMFTLY. Tom. F. Sermorsli.-im Joi.Y 9, 18S0-tf.
OF
A DM I NIST II ATI) 1 fs A Li-, REAL ESTATE.
VTOTICE is hor-'bv gtren l'n by
t virtuo of an order of the Diiliol: Circuit Court, the uiiderigned, Admin istntrix of the estate of Anthony ICck ort. doeeasel, will ntrer for salo a I'uhliu Auiti.) i. on the premises on SATURDAY. AUfiUST 7ih. 18S0,
the undivi''ed two-thirds parts of the
bllowiusr described real cstnte, sitnatei in Riiubridge township, Dubois cutntt Indiann, to-wit : The east half of the north-vcit on li
ter of section No. twenty-six (2H . In
township No. one (1), south of range NY. five (o) west, containing 80 nurc.
more or less, situated iu Dubois Counh
Indiana. Sale to begin at 2 o'clock p. m.
Terms ok Sat.k. - One-fonrt t f the
purchase money to be paid iu ca
fourth in six months one lm. wi
twelve mouth? and ouo fourth In eigh
teen mouths. t)Ureiiaser giving notes
for the respective amounts ot said de
iVrred payments with good froehOld
surety, bearing six peroent interest from
late, "iiu men litws.
ELIZABETH EOKERT, Adm'x. J'; U.vo l5UT,TT.VKk, Altorilev. July It, l8U-tw.
late, tmd waiving bcuelit ot Hppiaicq.
rrijffS Hud IIitie-m.itJc flir.
Ut..VCK!?MITHINtl OK ALL KINDS, AND ReI'AIKIKU M ACM IN SKY A SPECIALTY.
FELIX LAMBERT. Corner of Sixth and' Clay Sts., JASPER, IND.
.SlIKUIFP'S SALK. V OTICK is hereby given, that by vir
i die ot a cert i lied copy of a decree to ne directed from the "Clerk of the
Dubois Circuit Court, in a cause wherein 5 loistiau Kuebler i l-iiniitl'. and Jor dm Ht'i'iiiersheiin, Asfiies yerinei'licim
and others are det'eiuhmr.-. reciuiring mc
to muKe tlicxuiu ot I wo luiidrc'l and
one uoiiar ami uity-sic cents , Willi interest on said decree and costs, I will
expose at public sale to the highest bid (lor. on M tNDAY. AUGUST 2d. 1880. X
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. t.. and 4 o'clock, p. m., of nald iay,
at the door ot the Uourt House, in Jasper, Dubois county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not ex
ceeding seven years of the following
unusutl. tht he over-turned the buggv.'real estate, situated in the County of threw out the driver, and took a ro'lljDnliois and State of Indiana, to-wit:
Tha driver it is reported had
himself.
the great
presence of mind, after his
The South-east quarter of tho north
wetjt quarter and the south-wost quarter
throw, to jump upon the lying down.ot the north-east quarter, and the west
horse, ra.sed his hand Heavenward and half of the south-east quarter and the
exclaimed : Saved ! The hugzv was but
little damaged. Moral never trust to animal gentility. Mr. Brook Edmonsfon came to town last week when the natural spirit of mischievesnees ran high with some of our hoys, and was no sooner spotted when they cllared him and tried to put a turtle into one of his pants pockets, which had a bottom outlet. Pat "Webb is investigating. He received a mysterious blade with the rather ominous expression bf gratitude, thank God upon it It's the thank God that
fete hire. Una.
Ire Town. Mr. Joseph Armstrong, Auditor of Spencer county, and a wheelhorse of the Democracy in that county, is in Jasper this week examining for Mr. Spurleck the condition of the Treasurer's office, during the time of his incumbency, to see If the alleged deficit against him is correct, and if so, how it came, Mr. Armstrong represents the Hancock boom as booming in Spencer, and receiving accessions from Republican who woaldbe saved, daily. GSrDr. Tanner is still keeping up his remarkable fast in New York Oily. At the close of the lid day, he was in good spirits and apparently in as good condition as at the start, and bids fair to eelve the problem of living without eating, lie had only fallen olftwonty.fi ve pounds in weight from the start, and for several days kid lostuonw.
east half ot the southwcxt quarter, all of
section No. eight I HI. in township No. two (2) south, range No. five (5) west, containing together two hundred ami forty acres, more or loss. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will at tho simc time and place expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so touch thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. GEORGE COX, Sheriff of Dubois Cotwty. Bkuno Bdett.vkr, Att'y for PI'ff. Ju ly 9, 1880 - a w. I p. f. $10 00.
IUY A NOME IN MICHIGAN. $& TO $10 riR ACRXt JsMyflHMfp X NhW(S CwHHl SttAAtfftfMi)
HIGHEST REWARD TO FARMERS
ThM UihIs r lone (fataMM Hmut the
MUalwrtnm Rlvrr. Lanm amount aved In
tfvM ntrftMpnrtU0H of mom. DeterlpCommlMtotMr, Orantl jUfliH, MlchlM.
Arrll 911), 18SC-WWI3W.
QUEENSWAItK. Also a larg ilING, for Men and Boys
at astonishing low prices; also I am tho Agent for Duboia
uonnty ot ttio celebrated BUCKEYE REAPER A1VD MOWEE And 'other Agricultural ItnplcuieuK and keep them In ftocfr. OCT Remember the Place, West Side of Public Square. JJ1 - KXJEBLEB. AGBKDITIIRAT- WABIHOUIE FXSEiIX LAIHPERT,
Hivinsf completed n huge Inifiiuesis house adjoining his shop on Sixtti street, in
vitiw th public i. tupeci hii uoi imcnt ot Agricultural InipletnctitK. IU is tha Agent for tho fiunou
South Bend Oliuer Chilled Plow; also Blount's Steel P.ow; GalG
Chi lieu Plow ; New urn, Clipper and 0. K. Heilman Plows.
THE BEST HHEARING PLOWS OUT.
Alo fpIJr all kinds "f I'm in Machinery. If vou want a Thresher, Reaper Mower, Hav-mke. Wheat Drill. Sulk v. Plow, or anv other kind of nlow. i?Iv hint & call
ami you will be sa ir.fi ed. He also manufactures all kiudn of
ami
MANfJ FACTO RY.
ECLIPSE PIjAEJIEIG- IKZImIi
SAW MILL,
P. SCHKCKICU & lave just added the most Improved Surfacing Machine nud Turning Lathe la their rfaw-mlll. Mini will NOW FURNISH TO ORDKIJ, m nil iime DKESSED LUM1IER of any variety: Doors of nil size, on I.hiuI or furnished to order; Window-sash, Frames mid Shutters. Seasoned Lumbor a Speciality,
louse patterns furuiRhed entire, on the most teittnnnhlo trniK u.m i lit' 1 1 W m.
just from the saw, or dreffed, as.desircd. Come and ben us botbte you i onivjua
for a house or any kind, for wo are, determined not to be undersold. Don't furj.it the place, at the foot of Mill street. Fob. Hth. i H70 lj. Portersville OTai?bIo Works.
J. It. CHKISMON, Dealer in Foreign and American Marble.
ORTERSVILLi
mnmu CRAVE STONES Furniture TOP, Ac.
All work xccutftd with superior workmahshin. English, flerman and ITnbrew
lettering do ie in the' neatest ahd most approved fttvlo. Work sruaranteed. an
sold at very low figures. Tliow wanting such v ill please call at the shop. Jy. 24,
J. K. Speed &Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS
-ANI-
(Produce (Dealers,
363 FKONT 8TRKET, Kixriis. TiiririssRE,
'Cdfttlftnmrnta olltti!
nt prompt rftarm
ircn an, ly,
E URN IT OEI
NGrrti.WitComrof the Fabllc Squwe, JASPER, INDIANA, Rcapcctfiilly informs the public that his
stack of Furniture and Coffins will al
ways be found fall and prices very reft
ftoiiable. Anv article of furniture mads
to order a wanted. Cash Customena
for Furniture will receive a deduction ot eight per cent, from regular prices, or
nve per cent, if paid in thirty days. Aug. S3d, '71 ly.
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