Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 27, Number 24, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 April 1885 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER.!

J A r K R FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1S5 Commentlabte Spunk. iiM in rf.inl to protfetiajr, the rijtkts of AHirxn aro will be naartily e ilorl nr a American. It lS SO 1H

nlm with tk trucHleat policy of nij Via, Terra Hiute and Xw Ali..... .i.it.. -..!,. . .w. :.. t.!i

more itoitceauie. narrio jrorernaMnt in OHtral A merle seted a Americas Mpamer, and imprisoned its officers iast wek. Im record to this ontraf e the following i a dipetek wnt by Secretary Whitney to Commander Kaae, of the United States steamer Geletm. at Asjuhwall : '-You were ordered to Aspiawall to protect American interests and lives nnd property of American citizens. All t)mt is implied in these words is expectto be done by yon to the extent of tin feree under your command. If the Colon has been seised restore her to her officers if it ie in yonr power." President Oteveland baa re-ap-)voiutel Postmaeter Pearson at Xew York City, for another term, after a ih re fa J iavettiration of charges prefermi against him. This is the first inM.itiee in lifty years ef a President appointing a political opponent to the bost lt office in the United States. Pearvhh whs a consistent Republican, but refined to do more than rote while be held a public office. The political policy of MppotntiHg lam is considered very nue-.-tttiHHble. as he has the appointment of about ".9JJ subordinate?, who are likely 10 be all Republicans, bat the President desired to emphasise his declaration that "public See is a poblic trust, to be industriously discharged," and Hading one Jionrst Republican oSee-bolder he has kept him in, notwithstanding political clamor. Maybe a new day is dawning for this Republic, and Cleveland is its morning star of koaeety. So mote it be. EwBrnmscs. Mr. John Gramelspacber will begin the erection next week of a two story business house on the corner of Fourth and Jackson streets. It is expected it will be occupied bv Mr. Junker, and filled with a stock of dry goods when completed. It will be 90 feet wide by 70 long. Mr. R. Fink contracted this week for building a cottage residence on a let in im shelTiag and coantert are an in the new store room of Friedman, Scheirich k Co., and painters are ririar it ih finishing toncbee, when the largest stock of window ghw and builders hardware to be found in Indiana outside ef India napolis, will be put on tale there. It will be the begininc of a wholesale trade " J lire in ua9icr, B(1 Will fBgrK an epoch in the life of the town. Mr. John Bauer returned last Fridav from a visit to the X. O. Exposition and trip through Texas. He reports the Exposition a big thing. Sold. Mr. I. Sehuhraacher on Tuesday, sold to Mr. John Mehringer for $1,S00 the store-room now occupied bv Mr. Kahn, on Main street. Mr. Kahn" will retain posses ion till July 1st. tn the meantime the honse next door will undergo a thorough overhaulingaad changing, and be made one of the prettiest store-rooms in town for Mr. K. It is designed to take out the entire front, and after raising the roof of the second story five feet, to put in an iron front, w h,rKe Pte glass windows. This will make it o&e of the handsomest busiea houses in town. After Mr. Kahni w?,yf i the drug store of Mehringer Broe. will be moved to that location. j Themany friends of Rev. J. B. Madden in this county, will regret to learn that he is seriouslv aflieted. On a recent Sabbath, as he was in hie pulpit at Gibson City, Ilk., jurt ready to begin preaching, he wae stricken so that he was uns. We for a time to speak or control bis movements. Hie congregation noticed his singular appearance and he was conveyed home by friends, and medical attendants summoned, who pronounced it a probable bursting of a blood vessel and transfusion of blood on the brain. At laet accounts he was slightly better, though unable to do any active work, mental or physical. Tke InangHrntion Paid Ixponseg. wamlvstox, March M.-The comittee of citizens having charge of the inauguration MrnmU t rt t... Chairman, annoaneed that all the money subscribed will be returned to subscribers in full, tire receipts from the ball and other sources having been suScisat to vwrer au expenses. Cr4 Mom Xeeel Have m Fer. . Pofrtswstor General Vilas has nathorPOtsl V. . . 'nHsome emcient and Bute men, against whom no jnst . , , fni,ana who bare BOt turned thmlr Ktitl . wJlfe?0- bavVno fear of flSt? r??Mltl-v; U1 resigned 1LL?5 of r fe iHCey3rTh DesMerats ef Han Ie. ftr over the Pest tat. ,Jni y' x wilt eeme after a wkik. ene'a

RKYKXUK COLLKCTOK.

Ho. TImhihmi HiutkMi, f tkto Oltv, Appoint t tktt lMtTMMt KVmm 0llirtilii f ikm Tkirti DietricU II on. TtomM HmIm. nwmbar of tk Howm lof Hfragaatativ iVmh tkk OMNty, roturat to hi aHt in tbht city on StUar.lny Might from Washington City, whither kw a4 bn ealiU by diptch from SMitH- Vwm-Wws. Before Wnviag Warrington Mr. Hanlon received tkc apfHMHttttttit to tk Collectortit of Inter h1 Keren ue for thU dis trict, whteh anibracea the First. Second, Third and Eighth Conxreteional dieiricu, including the citkw of Er&asrille, There were a large number of apDli cants for the office, including gentlemen rrom nearly every county m the collection district. Mr. Hanlon's most formid able competitor, however, wae Repre sontative Clark Creclius. of Crawford cotinty, who had a numerously signed pt lit ion, iuciu4iing mauy -proKiinent Indiaa Democrats. Terre liante and v ansville also contest! strongly for the appointment, and Mr. Han Ion's success is, therefore, a most gratifying victorv to him and equally gratifying to the citilens of New Albany the more so ae it will make Xew Albnny again the head quarters of the district. As Auditor of Fiord county Mr. Bill ion made a most honorable record. Du ring his entire term not a single error occurred in the complicated records of office, and after two terms he retired and made his final settlement with the Commissioners in half an hour's time, so exact had been the book-keeping of the office. As a Representative in the Legislature he has been diligent and faithful to every interest of hk constitu ents. He will doubtless make an equal ly favorable record as Collector ot In ternal Revenue of the district. Mr. Hanlon is in the city to-day making the necessary arrangement's tor filling his bond. Xew Albany Ledger. Everybody who knows Tom. Hanlon. and very few active Democrats in South era Indiana do not, will rejoice at his selection. Faithful, honest, mdustrious, the soul of honor, a Democrat in whom there is no shadow of guile, and a wholecoaled, genial Irish American, bis ap pointment is an assurance of proper condact in the office, a thorough collection of the revenues, and will not be objected to by anybody but plaoe hunters, lie re's to you, Tom. Uanloa I Major Carter, the present Republican Collector, says the collections in this district from June 30. 1SS3, to June 30, ivs.i, were i.ai,54 74. There are thirty-three eeuntiss in the district. Tonoka Truths. Health good. Large breadth of oats sowed this Growing wheat looks better than it did, and bids fair to make a good crop. For fat eattle, line horses, brave men and pretty women, particularly the young ladies, Topeka takes the entire cake. Parties are held by the yonnar folks every week. At Jim iIhjh s last week one of the young bloods, F. II., got so exciieu he pushed a lauy throneh a win dow, and had to buy new sash and glass. The next party is to be held at M. Til man's Saturday niuht, and a show of an imsis ana other performances is arrang ed for the occasion by Lee, as manager, wiwi jvsasae cow eoys, as ciog aancers, The people here think Jack and Jerry were mistaken in the voice that hollered "Go-preachee," and that it came irom the two cow-boys. a wo young genuemen wanted to go and see two young ladies last week, but hadn't the spunk to go in at the front door. They went slipping aronad the house, and tried to peep in at a window when one 01 the ladies called to them ill they were alter chickens they would Ind soma roosting in a tree a little farther back. The would-be gallants skedaddled in a hurry, and bow blush deeply if chickens ere mentioned. Trustee Green believes in increasing the population of his township. He sits back in his big chair now and sings "Oh, my Lord, ain't I happy ; sweet little girl to oall me peppy." 1 Sze. The Right et Inebriates. Feekskill man awarded f3,S60 for damages to his person, received by fall lag in a hole in the street. The ease was appealed to the Supreme Court, where it was argued the man was drunk when injured. In his decision Chief Jnstiee Barnard says: "I don't think a man is guilty ef contributory negligence if he rets drank and falls into a hole. A man wants a good street to walk in if be does et drunk." Public sentiment will up bold this decision. The Chief Justice might have gone still further, and said that a man never needs a good street so much as when he u drunk. When he is sober be may avoid pit-falls, holes, and e b? ructions althoagh he does not always succeed in doing so but when "under the influence' he is not responsi ble lor the bad condition of the thorough fares. He has enough to do to manage the "tangle-foot" part of this a flair with out turning himself into an object lesson to illustrate the earsTessaess or criminal negligence of those oflclal nersotts whose business it is to see that the streets are kept in proper condition. In other words, drunken men have rights whiek street commissioners are bound to respect. X. Y. Com. Adv. Am Albany lady is going to present the rresident with a eraar ouilt. asads entirely ef CtaveWad tad llendrkks eamfKugu hedges.

The Tribune man of Shoals, says: Mr. Donne, of the Jasper Courier, was

secretary of a lodge of Sons of Liberty in 14, in Dub4 eonutv. If in the habit of betting, we would wager a sswui amount that Uoaiiu will nrnra that assertion to be a lie. ILoovootM Democrat. It don't need anv nroviuv to Im a He. No decent mau in Dubois county, where we uvea ati uurtng tne war, ever thought such a thing, let alone say It, and it rematnett tor a perjured deserter to hatch it. We did more in raising troops, and spent more money to suppress the re bellion, and stayed at home ourself. than Palmer did, who preteuded to enter the service, but we are told deserted, for tear be might have a chance to smell powder, before he ever saw a rebel. Ruins Magee, of Indiana, nominated for minister to Sweden and Norway, is a resident or LiOgansport, a lawyer and btate Senator, a man of local prominence as an active politician, and especial friend or ex-benator McDonald. ADMINISTRATRIX APPOINT MENT. 4TOTICE is hereby given that the unl designed has been appointed by the Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Court Administratrix of the estate of Egid Merkel, late of Dubois county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate 19 supposed to be solvent. Makia A. Mekkel, Adin'x. Tuavlor a Hunter, Attorneys. April 3d, 1985-3w. .SURVEY NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that pnrsuant to an order, the Surveyor of Dubois county, Indiana, will on the 6th day of April A. D. J boo, proceed to run and establish the lines and corners of Section Thirty-five (33 1, Township one (1) South, Range three (3) est. AH persons in terested will govern themselves accordingly. Charles W. Tussky. March 20th, 1885-3 w. BLACKSMITH SHOP! MRS. ROSA GASSER, North Main bet. 7th and 8th Streets, IS prepared at her shop to execute nrOfUIltlv all kinds of hUrhsmtthincr. Sbe has the best of material and good worsmen, anu win endeavor to merit a share of patronage. Also, for baIc tltr celebrated CLIPPER HARVESTING MACH INK?. 31ks. Rosa Gasser. April 3d, '85-ly. DRUNKENNESS CURED IN ITS VARIOUS STAGES. Desire for stimulants entirely removed. Home treatment. Medicine can be administered without knowledge of patient. timely praciHK u in cunee. lea or any article ot tood. cures guaranteed. $100 WILL BE PAID For any case of drunkenness that Golden Specific will not cure. Circulars con taing testimonials and full particulars sent tree. Address GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO. IKS.Kaee St., ClBelHaatl. O. THE OLD RELIABLE Spring Seat SADDLE THE BEST SADDLE AND HAHNESS SHOP! OF JOHN TROXLEB, North Main St., - - JASPER, IND. A LW.vTS fre!ke Ike very ht writ a Utel XA M ARSES 1B4 .1AIHM.KS. Tbanfcfal for ptfrcr I oHdI M tn jrtpre4 fo trd th! worn. PartlraUr atUBtton Riven to hlTrOY TRIM xi.MntMaiM Meek M materiel on Hand. xartfeS.'SS-Ijr JOHN TROXLER. JASPER LIVERY AND SALE STABLE! KUNKEL& ECKSTEIN! HAVHW preliat th Jaf r Uftrj SteMe, m ftntifcl H with co4 (4ek, a4 art ftarJ t w4 1 aU Mile pm mb nVflpe)lel attnntlen glvon to tornmereial tme4ers wbhinc tm vlett pefnta ki tho country. Fay us wbat you owe us.

MAKTIX KCHKIKICH, Jr. ANDKKW

M, SHU, SHULER & Co,, jJFtOIlIlilTOliB UNION FLOUK MILLS, JASPER, INDIANA.

WE HAVE LATELY ADDED TO OUR MACHINKRY SEVERAL HKW 1 M PRO V E M E N TS AND NOW MAKE THE BEST PATENT PROCESS ROLLER FLOUR, Which we EXCHANGE FOR WHEAT whero desired, or will PAY T1IE HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR GOOD WHEAT.

6i CDtt CAl also Sept Ma&tlj

We respectfully invite the farmers of Southern Indiana to call and exam ins .'our mill, and Hour and meal, and learn prices of grain they have to sell. Feb. 2T; 1885ly. 31. SCHEIRTCH, 8IIULER Co.

WINTER

Never before have Dry Goods and Clothing been so CIIKAP. For a comparatively small sum now the head of a family who buys his goods of S. KUEBLER

In Jasper, can cloth his entire family fashionably and comfortably. I bare) taken

BuyauiKcui mo mw maiKci mm the best bargains over put on

FASHIONABLE CLOAKS!

NEW MARKETS, RUSSIAN CIRCULARS and others at low prices, tbntwake

jacucs iook loveiy. lujil and sek tiusm.

OVERCOATS, HOOTS and SHOE:, QUE ENS WARE, GLASSWARE, t?INE CUTLERY, &c, &c, in great ty COUNTRY PRODUCE of all PRICE, on the South-west Corner of the Dt. lath, 1964. C. ECKERT. J. ECKERT.

Eckert Bros. & Co.,

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,oq,qb :os".co;o?' Roller

o co co co co co c6 co 00 co'co 56 co 60 co ?6 06 60 co d Ilavinsf supplied these Mills with the LATEST IMPROVED ROLLER MAC1I1NERY, we now make nono but THE REST BRANDS OF Fancy and Patent Process Roller Flour ! which admits of no equal for farailv use. TO TRY IT IS TO BS SATISFIED WITH IT.

We aftviiic everybody im Buy flie IfeM h it In always tkc ChcupcKf. Hail Flour caiiNCM doctor's bills.

WHEAT WA"NTED.-vryi? ttn&i MAHKET PntCE IN CASH, BY WAGON on CAH LOAD.

JOHN GnAMELSPACHER, JOHN

JOHN GRAMELSPACHER & CO., Jasper Planing Mills!

DEALERS IN

Rough and Dressed Lumber!

AND ALL KINDS OF Sash, Doors, Stair

Balusters, Mouldings. Fence Pickets, Always Kept on Hand-

DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES

made: to okii:r

Entire House Patterns Made a. Specialty.

Bodine Patent Fire Proof Roofing. Mewrg. J. G. & Co. keen constantly on hand the RODINR PATENT FIRE

PROOF ROOFING, which In the best

rability it can not be excelled by any other roof now in ue.

Htrth 7tb, 1M4-Iy.

HHUM.K. MIOHAKI, SCHITIKHH

on hsd to WIM tor Cora, STOCK ! ootignt estonsively, and will give a counter in Dubois county. NOTIONS, GROCERIES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. variety. kinds taken at the HIGHEST MiVirr Square and Sixth Street.

S. KUEBLEK. Janper, IcU

A. ECKERT. J. B. KESiNIii. Cc C6 g M oyb',"c o5 00 o Mills! ECKERT BROTHERS C N. STOUT. W, H. MERITHEW, BUILDING MATERIAL. Railings, Newel Posts, on short notice. roof now in tifeo. For cheapness nnd du JOHN GRAMELSPACHER t CO., JASIUR, INDIANA.