Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 27, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 27 February 1885 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER.
FKIDAT, " 1 i .'
FEBRUARY 27, 1
Taxatiox.-Lam wseksTimea eemalaiaa ef the aeayy taxatioa in Jasper. Wa think it ii rather feenry for the amount of permanent improremeat accomplished, but we are of the imprestioa that the Time overdraws tho picinre. It it true there ia net a tingle street in town with decent frade er passable ebb-walks ctch, and many of the letter art really dangerous, but then sidewalks are made by private eapital, and Hot paid for out or the public fund. Tru. the town board & ordered fciriewalke. but Hobody periaay more attention to those orders, tbau to the quaekiiifr of geese, end the board takee no steps to ea force then. Side-walks that were ordered elpht yea re ago on graded streets, or streets the gradinr of which WM fmidfor, are net yet laid, and not likely to be till Gabriel blows his horn, end wants then for his hosts awakened
te tread upon. But ninety dollars corporation tax, spoken of by the Times as
pain oy one poor man, represents a property giren in of the Talae of over
110,009 a rery eeifortab!e sum. and no
small cottage in town is tajnl over ft9.
all told, a the rate is only $1 40 on the
1100 00 for state, county, corporation
and all purposes This rate compares
erv favorably with anv of tha towns
around asniostot them reqnirinp their
cmzens to pay irom i 60 to 3 W on the $100. But then they have sotuetbiug to
wuw ior ii, geuerauy.
Want or Brass. It is generally con-
ciunea maioi ait classes of occttaatiens
took agents and commercial travelers
Mve as much brass and general courage
s ean oe louna m double their number
in other occupations. But there are exceptions to this rule, and we desire to
caution hotel runners and liverv anlicl
tors to be careful how they approach Mr
uersi, oi me Louisville nrm of Brown.
White, Gerat k Co., as there mijjht be .imminent danger of frightening him into
-pHnia. ne visum jasper last week and M COBlDetitiOB ii aomswhat hrik fn ce.
-core drummer's custom, when he got off!
-ine crs, ai IU o ciock at night, young Mike Neudeck approached hire in the
Interests of the famoe. Indiana Hotel and
uenry bnekee to bire him a convevance -logo to the country. Ha Jeoked at the
young men. and thinking thev were too
eager for good intentions, while visions
r highwaymen lilted before bis mind,
a arew a loug breath and dashed awav
-.past them at foil epaed, ud tka railroad
'witch, and up Jackson street, until he
earns 10 brameispaciiet'e store, which was vat lighted hd. and ranklner $n tnnfc
a moment to recover upon finding him-
tn me, wnan ae inquired for a hotel taitd company to show him to it, averring
wiai ne uau escaped from tw robbers.
The boys came in while he was talking
nu nu a nearly jaugn at UU timiditv. He says he won't think of robbers tho
exi visit ne makes to Jasper. CfThe last May apportionment o
vom, ocnooi fund to Dubois count?
irom tne state Treasury was $9,246 24
nu inn uan. isas, apportionment was
7,070 78, making a total for the whnols ia the county this winter of 16,823 02 received from the State. Of this amount
I'UDote county paid into the State trees
ary 8.C89.7I. leavinsr th nnnmv h..
In the apportionment f 8,133 31, or nearly tna.kalf ii.
vuc-iimi iue eum received, fortius rea
vii me peupie ei me state expect our
scnoois to be conducted to the best advantage educationally, as they pav nearly as much for them as we do. The chil
dren or Jasper cannot half realize the
aeneat or this expense with our Dreen
school building. Is our sense of junticc ad pride great anough to provide an
anequate umidlng? What say the pub lie-spirited men of Jasper?
, Nl Wednesday is the day of days
n rw nuiiixion, uieveiatid and Hendrlcka go in tkat day. Hendricks left for
waamnginn yesterday, and Cleveland goes on Tuesday. The following U said to be the make-up of the Cabinet : State, Bayard; Treasury, Manning; Interior. Lnniar; Postmaster Gen , Vilas ; Attv. Garland : War, Endicott; Navy yet to lie filled. Vilaa is the only representative from the great West. It is also said Cleveland will ruin his administration and split the Democratic party, by advocating popping silver coiuage. We don't believe it
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COMING TO JASPEK.
MKAT
Sdddev Dihai'pkakance.--At Eckert's mill during the present cold wave, it was found necessary to keep a bottle of brandy to mix with the branding color for biand ng barrels. On Monday last after branding a car losd for shipment, a bottle run was set by for uie next day, but some tramps, it is supposed, entered the mill and made away with It, as it mystpriously disappeared. Coon says if they had aske.1 for it, ,e would have given them some that had not kad the cork soiled with coloring. rfJJJ1? Bt,;d ' County CoaimlMlon?2i.tv .kilKV AJ fi!,.n,B the tounty should be A led this week if it i pacted the Board will act upon them this term, and alsa all petitions and I rE L0;Vul?rdi8f h,b This U the t0 Huf,,r:,L- Ry-hm baea removed ni?lB.L,l,g,mrJ -wharaat the Oakland Ills? ik9u hm J
D. J. E. Donrak, f Terra Haute, Indiana, whe has boeu stopping at Pe
tersburg and nmking that one of hit
points Tor over 10 years, and ws also at Huntingburg last Summer and created inch a sensation by ruatoring the blind to their sight, will be in Jasper, hid., at the Western House, on Saturday, Marcit 7th, and remain 10 days. This movement ot this medical geVtlemau is met by the
earnest request of our best citizens. If
you are suflVting with diseases of the Eve. Eir. Throat, or Catarrh, irn Hint
consult Dr. Dusrak, as examination and consultation will be free. We clip the
following from the Huntingburg Argus, af July 7th, 1834: Huntingburg Argus, (Ind ), Julv 7 1M: Dr. J. . Dunbar, the skilled oculist, who has rooms at the St. Clair Hotel, is meeting with remarkable success in restoring the blind to sight. Among some of the difficult cases whs Mr. James Black, ot Velpin, Pike county. Mr. B. liHt. had granulated aore eyes for thirty-two -years, he called on Dr. Dunbar ten years ago at Oakland City but
his business was of such a nature be could not take treatment at that time. About two years ago his left eye bursted and ran out Last week he called on the Doctor again. The Doctor informed hint he could save his right eye. He had a very heavy opacity (or scum), and he also had a case of entropiutn, or inverted eyelids, which he had been pulling out lor years, and which lie callea wild hairs The Doctor, after removing the granular from the lid, cut out a Kinall strip of the lid on the outdide, just skin deep, and stitched it together in a skillful manner. Mr. B. informed us that he felt better could see small print, and had received more relief from the Doctor's treatment than from all other treatments put together; that he hsd not ate a mesl for years without his hat on until Dr. Dunbar had operated upon his even. He left for home yesterday a happy man. Mrs. Mary J. Davis, of Pikeville,came here. She had core eyes for thirty years. Her trouble waa just the same as Mr Black's. The Doctor operated on her eyes. She left for home with her eve.
sight restored, and will ever feci grateful
ior wuai tne Doctor done tor her. Miss MHggie Black, of Velpin, had sore eyes tor fifteen years, can now see fine print, and when she came here she had to be led by the hand to tho Doctor's office. From momint? until nitrht nennl
can be seen wending their way to the St. yte a ... 0
uiair noiei ior renei. Mrs. Mack Robinson, of Lewlsport, Kv.. hearing of Dr. Dnnbar'A fmnnoaa.
came np'Monday and placed herself un
der nis treatment.
Tmly, the Doctor is meeting with success. Patients go to him blind and come
away seeing He has also operated upon
several others with success iu each and
everv cas.
Mrs. J. It. Fisher, of this citv, has had
entropium, or inverted lids, for a long
lime. She i now under treatment and
is iniDeovinff nicelv.
All diseases of the Eve treated 10 days
free or chakge, it satisfaction is uot
given.
Medical Pahlors at the Wetern
House, SATURDAY. March 7th. 1885
JOHN R. CHRISMON Has opened in the Past-o flic a bnlldlHg in Jasper a meat market, where he will supply customers with the very best the nmrket affords for eash. Open every tlV exiietit filiMdav. lift anlhilla tlm
patronage of evurybody, snd by having the best of meat will endeavor to merit it. Persons having fat beeves, calves or sheen to sell, will find it to their inter
est to call on him. Farmers coming to towu are invited to rail and take a good roast or steak home
with them. Fen. , ia-tr.
DUBOIS COUNTY
NORMAL SCHOOL
JAMES II. LOGAN, For seven vear Principal ot the Grand-
viow uraded ocnoois, ami tor tne past year Principal of the Jasper Academy, III . TLT...I i .l I
win uicu n Aiiuiiini cuiiuui aii IRELAND, on MARCH 9th. 1885.
and continue twelve weeks. This will
Htlurd an unequalled opportunity for teachers of Dubois county and others expecting to teach to perfect themselves in llm m-nfassinti. Tha lutoat ami iikibI an.
proved methods will be introduced, and
KiiuMacuon guaranieen.
Board can be obtained for 62 50 per week, and deductions for Darts of week
students may he away.
tuition : fl.w tor the tera. For further particulars address, '
U. Li rARR, Jons Lemmon, W. H. H. Green, Ireland School Com , or JamkbU.Looan Jasper. Feb, 20. '85-3t.
MtAKTIK aCRtllKICH, Jr.
AMMtUlW MVLKR.
HICHAM.
M, SCHEIRICH, SHULER & Co,, PROPRIETOR! UNION FLOUR MILLS, JASPER, INDIANA.
WTE HAVE LATELY ADDED TO OUR MAnillNKtlY ItvIllT. v
1MPIIOVKMENTS AND NOW MAKE THE BEST
PATENT PROCES8 ROLLER FLOUR,
WMCU wa AUUANWK FOR WHEAT where deslrm! nr lll WAV tu
fcAUHANRE FOR WHEAT where denireil. nr will WAV
HIGHKST CASH PRICE FOU GOOD WHEAT.
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We resnectfullv invite the furrnpn nf 5nnili
, and flour and weal, aud learn prices of grain they have to sell.
Fb. JT; 1885 ly.
M. 8CHEIRICH, WHULER Co.
NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
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Petition to sell Real Estate.
PARTNER WANTED.
Wanted a partner for a third interest
in our snoke factory at .Tanner. RiiaSiiokb
well established and nlentv of machi nerv.
L... .. . . 'J
uui we wani more capital, a good
business man with cash will find this good investment.
BENKERT k CO. Feb. 27. 1885-4 w.
NOTICK OP FINAL SETTLE
MENT OP ESTATE.
VTOTICE is hereby given to the credit.
" or. iiPirs ann iiniipa ni . n in ii f
Hoffman, deceased, to
hois Circuit Court, hold at .Tncnnr Ii.rlt
ana. on the 3Ulh rtav nf Anrll. 1HSR qiw!
Huowrausc 11 any, wny tne f inal settle ment Accounts with the estate of said de cedent should not be approved.
inis inn nay or February, 1885. GEOftaR HnrrHAN. AilmV.
Traylor & lioNTER, Admr'a Att'ys.
ren. Z7in, iBesaw.
Vick'a Floral Guide.
For 1835 is an Elegant Book of lBOPairM.
a -joioren riaie ot flowers, and more
than 1000 I lustrations of the cholcfiat
Flowers. Plants aud Vreetablps. and di
rections for growing. It is handsome
enough for the Center Table or a Holi
day Present. Send on yotir name and
Post Office address, with 10 cmita. and I
will send you a copy, postage paid. This
is not a ouartcr of it cost. It in nriutrwl
in both Eiifflish and Gpi-himh. If ran ut:
terwards order seeds deduct the lOcts,
vick's Seeds arc this Best in the
WoHi.n
The Floral Guide will tell how to getand grow them.
VICk'a Flower and VearetahlA ftardnn.
210 Pages. 9 Colored Plates, 500 Engrav
uga. 91 co in ciegant ciotn covers
Vick'a Illustrated Montlilv Mairazinr.
32 pages of reading matter, a colored plate in every number, aud many fine engraviags. Price, $1 35 a year; five copies for$5. Specimen numbers lOcts. ; 3 trial copies Sods. We will send to one address Vick's MavazliiM and mt nn, nr
the following publioa'tious at the prices
named below : Uenturv ii.SO! Harner'a
M cnthl v. 14 00 : St. Nicholas. t:i so ftnnri
Cheer, tl 25 : or WliU a .- r.rA
Cheer, and Vick'a Magaaiae for $3.
v mfySS KOdiatler, H, T,
STATE OF INDIANA, Couxtt or Dubois,
Dubois Circuit Caurt, r April
Conrad Eckert. Adror. oft
ofthi EstRfeof John W. Snodd), deceased, vs :
Lonisa Snoddy, Walter J.
buoddy Iguatz .ckert, John Mack and Martin Friedman.
V OU are severally hereby notified that 1 the above named petiiiouer as Ad-
mini.lrator nf thfi eatati nf .Inhn W.
Snoddy, deceased, has filed in the Circuit Court of Dabois county, Indiana, a peti
tion making you defendants thereto, and praying therein an arder and decree of said Court authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said
necpnent, in sam petition ueecrioed, to make assets for the payment of the mortgage llens.on such real estate, and the
debts an I liabilities of said estate, am1
that said netitiou so iled and tending.
will be heaid on the first day of the Am i) term. 1885. of said Circuit Com t.
being the 37th day of April, 1865. Peter J. Gosmann, Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court. Tratlor a Hunter, Attorneys. February 20lli, l88-3w.
WINTER STOCK !
Never before have Dry Goods and Clothing been so CHEAP. Far a eeamve-
uveijr tuBii a iii nuw uie ueaii oi a lauiiiy who buys his goods ef S. KUEBLER
Iu Jasper, can cloth his entire family fasliionably and comfortably. I have
uTiMnu. u.c i.m iintiKfi aim oougui I'xtousiveiv, and will give the best bargains ever put on a counter in Dubois county,
Ukea
FASHIONABLE CLOAKS!
NEW MARKETS, RUSSIAN CIRCULARS and others at low prices, that ladies look lovely. COME AND SEE THEM.
Clothln r
OVERCOATS, BOOTS akd SHOE", NOTIONS.
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, GROCERIES, CLOCKS. JIWILRY FINE CUTLERY, kc, Ac, in great variety.
O-TCOUNTRY THOnTTf!K nf all V',nAB iiiri.3.
- . - - . ,, n muni ni 1 1 1 c IllUIiaSi I'KILJl.oi) the South-west Comer of the Square aud Sixth Street.
MAlXK
Dec. nih, 1SS4.
KUEBLER. .Innper, Ind.
C. ECKERT. J. ECKERT.
A. ECKERT.
J. K. KES1NIM.
Eckert Bros. & Co.,
SHERIFF'S SALE, No. 5.
fa Y virtue of a certified copy of a de
Li cree to me directed from the Clerk
of the uiitinis Circuit Court, in a cause
whnrnin Kill ah Phviir. in nlaintlff. titu
JxrncR E. Snurlock. Martha Snurlnnk t
al. are defendauta, requiring rite to make the sum of money therein mentioned.
with interest on said decree and costs,
I will cxnose at public tale to the highest
didder on
SATURDAY, the 14th Day of MARCH
A. U. IH85,
between the hours of 10 o clock a. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, al the
door of the Court-house of Dubois cotin
Indiana, the rents and uroaiR for i
term not exceeding seven years, of the
i. ii tii T.v. . .
iuiiuwiii it'Ni jctsiniu, iu-wjt ;
Thft soiitli.fAMt nuartfr of th nnth
;ast quarter,' also thirty (30) acres off of he east side of the north-east quarter of he southcat auarter. the same belntr
that nortiun nf the said north-past nnar-
ler lying and being east ot Patoka river;
iso ntteen acres on ot me south end
if tne east hall ot the south-east quartet
1 1 the south-west Quarter : also the south
west quarter ol the south-east Quarter,
- . -
xcfptlng, however, torn said south-
wi'at ouartcr of the southeast nnni'inr
ix (6) acres off of the south side thernol ;
an saiu lands ueiug in section jnuiiiop seven 17). townshin N umber two (2
eolith of range five (6) west, routaiiiing
one hundred ana eighteen (118) acres,
more or less, bald laud being situated
n Dubois county in the State of Indiana
If sunh rpiitn and nrnflta will nnf boII
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costa. I will at tlm aamn timn
and place cxposo to public sale the fee
siuipio oi said itcai rotate, or so much thereof as, may bo sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs.
Said pale will be made without anv
relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws.
GEORGE COX, Sheriff Dubois County, Indiana. W. F. ' owNftKXD. Att'y far PI'ff. Feb. 20th, 1884-3w. p. f.$lOOO.
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Having supplied these Mills with the LATEST IMPROVED ROLLER MACHINERY, we now make none hut THE liEST BRANDS OF Fancy and Patent Process Roller Flour!
We
which admits of no equal for family use. TO TRY IT IS TO SIC
SATISFIED WITH IT. ad-rifte rverybexly tm Rtty the Krai mn It la alwur Ike Ckcaial. Baal I lour cauara tlr'a ailla
WHEAT WANTFR WvrUHf T5.I&ilc
MARKET PRICE IN CASH, BY WAGON or CAR LOAD.
,muriur. ECKERT BROTHERS ( 60.
JOHN GMMELSPACHER. JJHN SIOUL W, H. MR1THW. JOHN GRAMELSPACHER & CO.,
Jasper Planing Mills! t a a rtui --r
DEALERS IN
Rough and Dressed Lumber!
AND ALL KINDS Or BUILDING MATERIAL.
Sash, Doors, Stair Railings, Newel Posts. m aaa aH at .
Balusters, Mouldings. Fence Pickets, Always Kept on Hand-
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES
MADE TO ORDDR ON SHORT NOTICE.
Entire House Patterns Made n SpeoialtfN
Bodine Pa ent Fire P oof Roofing. Mers. J. G. Co. knp consiantly on hsnd the BODINE PATENT FIMt ROOF ROOKING. Whlnlt U til h i-nrr nnw In .... Vnv M.m.iii mui Ja.
f '- fw unui awi simsswcp rabilit it can aot be axes lied by say other roof now In use.
JOHN GMMEISPICHEII t CO. M.rtk 7lk, MM-ly. JASPIR, ISDIAK.
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