Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 19, Jasper, Dubois County, 25 January 1889 — Page 8
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OI7K WAlllXGrOX MCrTKK. WasKIMUTOX. D. C, JU, 17, whit. Eridully Prlet CUrl4d ha ma hard tWIings toward Mr. Gal r in S.
XAKT1X SMTHIMKICK. Jr.
M1UMAKL UMK1K1CM
M, SCHEIRICH, SHULER k Co X 11 O Xl 1 121" O II
UNION FLOUR
INDIANA
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WE HAVE LATKLV AOOKl) TO 01 I M A I'M ;w IMPKOVEMENTS AND .NOW MAlvh lMlh BLbl PATENT PROCESS ROLLER FLOUR, Which we EXCHANGE FOR WHEAT whw ilivil. or will PAY THE HIUIIKSr CASH 1'KICKFOK GOOD WIIKAT.
Tab. 27; LW-ly. C. ECKEIIT.
M. PCHKIKICII. ftUULMR Co.
OrlMMl Unman WwtM two Air Liu ta ly Thm S7,W0 I)MAgMa. I tk Sutwri.r Court veaterdav Wm
X. Criel and J H. HtMrtrtx bkw Brie, who w the Democrat mu;r tuft for damages ag int tbe LHti-vill. , ttw recent dlasirou campaign, whal-EvanriM--fct. Laml Railway in th evr some people say. Mr. and Mr, tiim of !25,U0O. . (Brie have be at th Whie They allege Ih tH complaint tHnt J tor several day, aud at Mr. JhIv. 1845. thev tanned urarlrhip Ah ClVflaud$ Hritlienl tvceoliou SaiurtUi
the purpose of engaging Ih tbe iltrioMu, her r- pudc rweptiou of
ture, purchase and sil of crn; Ihv 4U- -.-oh. Mrs. Hoc i-,i.t. tke line ol the defend-tHi mill in ludi-. The National Wool Grow or AweclaHi, HHtl that before eHgiifing Ih which was In mhh( here et w-k. business they had an Interrie w with hr.toM't wMt the earth, although It wu-t uifi.'Ard Htl manager of the defmidiHf- canle- I that thev md la be wil
rcmd, a toM he treatment of dd rd o iMg to accept a large part tnereof. Not the plaintiff-., and th amount of IrHght Mti.ed with th pct:tum i"vh tfwin tNu wohuI iMsehirscM fM?fr Ar hn:l w th S' Urli MH, which ii w:h Jncn-t!. Thf ( tfi:e lei iU"!",. thnit they Hii, they frprd ai in ih.oiNr. hm.I iHiifrtit th l.t E wool pehe4lMl of their ok-h,.in1 HUKimi
27 w fir dm tliiir rlll i..J ..t fkitl if U EMrrtA(l"iSfil
ThHtrelviMjf Htwm rMtfnt, they ,H tbeuriirHUI "in of th rnt; r ri.nertfullv Inrite lh frmrr of owtlieru IhiIuwh tocntlNml pxhihiih'. oiu
Incited a Ik'uh -ii at rtiftrtHi biflHlf. Ttwy will he left. Tl mJii our ami weal.KHil IerM irces ut xnun lley a io en.
ttions nlontr uurtid ih innate will cdusiier the wttoi e'm,i
October they purehisetl ami shippe'l Ji np br the wol growers. The election 00 cro-ties. They alo iirflhniftil w HOW 0.r. Urste hoIie of Umber for the pwrpiw of, j UHderMen'l tht Ktprntntive makins cross-ties and employed 1 trjte' .Vwdr-oti. o RtuMs irjxi t lend u hi tors of men forthit ptirpoe Kch, tm ti(itMitoriti aiiat tUe OkUhtnw partner believhit; the bii-ii1" wowld l- ,,iji. permanent. purrhi"l a home ( thf ; M,r Mortf-vn is still after Caw-wl i line at a cost or $2,000, and p.'rm-iMentl wtH , iharp stick. He f rs the f.ttwloeated themselves a they Sieved. :m mtendinent to the Senile tariff hilt : Thev alo made cowl rci for the alr -.jj Hd part of l iw which .- Of ail rro-tie that tliey hHld atfi oit', ,mpX fmm the p iymewt uf duties n purchase ad ship, alot 1,00,00u in all,, ,riic! ot commerce upon whlrh datiethe net profits of which were 7 cent- ire ijxed in thi act, when in transit each, and that this fact was known to th,mHIS,h United Sutej to, or from the otfioen and manHer of the L.. E & 5t. Dominion 0f Canada, are hereby devl.tr L. ronl. They alo say that on Decern- H ittopenttive. The republican
ber 1, 1336, they were informed by the o.ild not Mpnrt this amendment, araaiiHt'T of the road that atter Jmnarv jt wm,ui pr.ctictily he a portion of the 1, they would be firnil nrtliei.lttl kel tor in Mr. Cleveland'more and that they would hive t',cf(.fr.tii ret-lition r-e. quit business and that after Januiry 1. Senator Plumb struck the New Esr18S7, the rate of shpiraent was raisl,a,i hreihrem im a ore spot when he from 7 to H per car. utei, n a hort out viseorou pfch on CrisHil & HendrixaHexe thatanarree-!,,,. alv nN fre?h -h packed in ie. meat wa entered into with one Dickin tht N'ew EcUml wis tor either proton to get up acros-tie monopoly abHzji,et;0M r jr.e trtde jut nsotieor thf the road, and to cruh all others in '-rtther favored her own interest?. The
HMl business tnai roa. rur jtfHuor certainly :t g'MM nm u
thee reason the plaintiffs ask for ,-
Mi ESTATE AW!
'tHrHl Gh HiHtM lor JHMMtr. A Urge tkw of tiHturnli ? wmi
K STi ATF.R. t!o l.ud ot J!n.lrl and 15Uko, in MJm UUXA1JJM) Booh township, iUrrwott county,
Kml Kntiit AKMit Mt IH.12L-A.1VX, - IND.
The following Heal Estate for Mia : 1M wrM.lVmilM M f HalMt4riC. MtM In
Miid about a Imlt milu tiortliwwt uf lob-coo Landing. The ga wa itruok ut depth of CU5 foot; ind duvaloped ft much gmtter prtwure thttn in nv of th wlla in tlmt
tlwWr. UUum Im euUitml, 1 im lu wmiJw I VlCIIllt V- 1 118 ff IMUCilll BUCII
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voluniH irom iu mtium m ui wcu
t hnglitly ill
tliia town ol JjHCoiMHt two
J.KCKEUT. n
A. ECKtliT.
J. li. KICSSNEH.
Eckert Bros. & Co.,
hm. 1 mll ih f Mm4lr(t e erw i .1.... ...i i: ..1 1 t l.ri.r lit 1 v i lnn?
.hlv.il..y UIihm In ilwbor. twl fuma bwtr. Ba llUai " HO I J HJtum' j
Wm, kacm! rbufl. pliy uf 1'rtc pw
uvi kairiiauBr im mmmnv ihhi i ....
hJum nHd i . t Hnwii.Kt.urg. w rw iiul uiatKtit. 1 r ro already a Alarm oriM ttt e mil wwlb of itr-Us4 t.a ,00l Of tllC rSCOtlt atHku, tlllt 110110 1Kb, MimcvtH UmJ.ikmieKHN tlwUr, Uwl vwj-rlrU Have yet prtlUUBi m inuv-miii, ir-wr i w ww, a vy frw voiurQo of irus to iustify pipinii tho lWMr.l mlWwet of lrl-Ht.Mer-elred, prOUUCt tO tllia CllV. 1. JV, IjgU . . . . i I . 1 . 1 .u.l 1.1. .ilr . . . .
tA th tl 1M w Ut eoHuty; !) vr v,i
i.. . i ........ . i utlA ..r ti.u' V If Intf
.n. lr: .!. r -cr.. lulf dona, 11 I Tll6 nftttirftl gU9
ttttr Id ivne an4 iMUjrar al BpercrHi
ittutM a mil, ft. m VvltMR. l"ilircmH(y. 4 m
JASPER CITY
v?e!l now boifig
n sunk at Palmyra, Harriott county,
iHMB.Helfr.. Inlaid ra fir-,l,. haUnce In ,v t,y DePaUWH, Ot tlUH City, llH9 ilmWr. i1-iiy ! lr, Una rtilMiiR. M acrw Ih cl . ' . , cAi Sr. ho... wuh & r rm. .t maw- uttainod u ( k'tit i of iiourlv bOD tetft.
kHu.i oh ihiUIc rarf, near Khwl church ,lrtwHrl'iil vrti nf Wattir WHrt HtriU k 17praer,le"JH,taMe b vry eat ieri, ApOWCriUI VOIBOl witrH- ninnik, a W cfcaar. Urw. nt ROIUG deilth. fttldit WHS IllUfld
JaimfrwlwgMHl ti4.. I6B rre. cU-rr4 ha 0Cet8arV to Case tll Wll 111 OHlor
m tocxpiMlitotlicworK oi uniiing,
complain of the fresh fish -cheduht a it was; it ad mined fre-h fch in iheir ordinary condition free, jjivins New Enat-
L'.laiid the WneSt of low price; a dim
000 damased.
The Hnie parties alo entered another
ait for 42.900 draie asfainst the
urn! road. Thev y duriniftne moHthi1 wa- nUcei on freh ff-h picke! for Ion'
Of December, 1886, and Jannary. ism, distance trauportation, tlms making the
1887, defendant made R prelendel riiM, f enough war"hip to look oa
and January, 1337, they had 40 000 creative at different stations a Ion the L , E. k Su L. (Air-line,) ready for shlpnieni. and although they requested it, the defendants refused to furnish thm ears to
transport the ties. .That on January 1st.
of trom $7 to $14 per car for tna-porta .
tioa, for the avowed purpose of driving the plaintiffs off this road and out of the erostie business At the wmi time defendants made a corrupt bar sin with OM Dickinson, by which he wis given Um monopoly of the crw-tie busines on that road, and that Dickinson is given the earne rate enjoyed by plaintiffs during the year 1896: that while refusing the plaintiffs cir-. Dickinson secured ad
This action necessitated tt
people of the interior pay Knee price or them. The result of Mr.J?luinr"s remarks was the adoption of an amend nent making the duty on fre-h tifh of kinds one hair cent per jwund.
fWretarv Whitney keenly fee's te
Roller Mills! limn supplied thM Mill with the LATEST ' I J"iPJ? "?nR MA" CI11NEKY, we now make uonc but THE Bfcal BKADb Oh
Fancy and Patent Process Roller Flour!
tf In mhI Umber, torn
ui( fraiHit koMc. kic
, .. -. . i
t;r. a kl'HUWW laim i r"
XML.' mrmt llul ISA IflM In CUlllV-tlOfl. tTH f
VM.w..wHar4.plrWy.l gw4 at. Unl rellinp .. a comnarv ut MilltOWn u ..... i. J.uJ ,..r . i7o.vl ehftun farm. r- lwiniJ"
lfw " ' ' ' 1 ' I , . ..A .. . . . I . . .. . a irua
lrMf very ey. SllOrtly COIWIllillUU Bill Mi'p W(fkU-nWr.aK.KHlUaramMl1w. K.J 1...MH WCU HI IIIHI pMIl i" ii" J iae om.1 Iramr tli imiid.. e..a nrcVi-rd. lam! H u aniiidv nf tras Will 1)0 1001111 UllU
infi.4 tair f ciiluvallim ami lay v-ry well, mile. " "1'1 V r llV,AM-itr i f lt-Uwl lrk i-rwa.y, A iU eiGIlt to ODOratO tllO eXlCllnlVO
t ... . . ...... r..u . .... J..I..VL I 1
UIDCIlin IWI " l"n "'J ll:i,.a (I,,,.,.
...... . v.rv.i eu ... rt.ar. J ffiut.1 frame hi;USI I Pk 1 1 II D iiiviu.
and KKI fr n arn, Rl rrbrd. Bib JMiliil.
i.'04 lillte farm, y, mil lrm tMweii. anu mm rt ot IrtUiM J4 )r acre; termieaty.
j i.r nn WV.Ii. rlv.r. fi mile imrth ot rvtwi-ll.
JM acre In bottom ValaMie m bill, 49 urn In .leml.
ill
lituv
which admits of no equal for family use. K SATISFIED WITH IT.
TO TKY LT IS TO BE
A story which has nil the elomentBOf the miraculous comos frora
uivt. 4 ar-. In ki4 0.lar arid liU .k tlwlifr, KobrtrtV. 0 fllliall otHtlOll Oli UlC Air .HflttKh timber inwr thai. Mt 'fur .arm,. ijuoJ . , f , . ,,..,.. Ki.nort
"ante h'ee, ! I"' aim 1'ieniy m iiubr -iiii jU, III iuim " 7 ,
Wrrv Kwl term, er am-: ieim ea-j . . t,r,,0 vniJllL' 111011 01 rjlliT 31 acre. We. cleared bal.we In tlwbrr. goo.lUayU HUl llirfL UUlll. '"' " h
B'"T.VM, "1 li. (Jrawior'i coun.y, r "u
r, Jllflll l"l wi:i ' 1 - . i , niiiiuif. cowl mjii limiting yesterduy or the day tie"Mr.l.TLW. fore. Theboyaliai driven a rnb-
;a. reri ImhIv to IIhv the Rest n it i lwH
tke hcpcl. lsil I lawr cuiij-ca dttttor-H bills.
w rr.w l.in. itiumI biw frame bflue coit al.out
i l,ou. bikwI barn, Rnt yHg orcuarn. jiieinj m waier
,ftr the laiHl niuKen, miance
ua er the la rut a utile worn, a hi
n i.uLIU rn.il :l fcnl.bAIll AIIK?K flH
Mpr acre; half down awl eaey terw un balance.
HOUSKS A'n.LOT. PORTKRSVII.I.K
bit into a burrow
boneuth a huyo
A eJiJItMmV'rtwlVtni a4 tre h'uwe. 'bnt'ti almo.1 bowlder aud b probing loillld thftt mt, -w .f u?. i,w.1r.!r1". h. wua h.it a short dirjtance within.
" ' 7.V ii t..,!.. ,.f 1l LlauU In tr.wl nart nl MO WHS D U H Blltiri. uiomunu
reet, . - - ""-- - . I . . . .. . i . .(. . a..... i.rr .lral cirtm.l.v,. , .1 .. I miaiirrh 1 liA
IL'.lii., k.ri. lnr kntma. atxl 4 Intf ut Porter. 1 tl.W Hti-I .ir.li tbov did. and at the
TTTTT? T W A VTF n ly" 1 11 ;H.;:h.'KF n.,Mr.ol a small not of
JIL n a 4n nv w .1 1; ox ok oak LOAD. ""'"IS iS to HOOO;
HAURtl -""J" - . ltcm "T"r. .'.'"I .t . ,l...i.inni lio.
nnATilpnA A an l uuiiiry an ari.. , . " i I fOllli Ol variUUSJ UBmii'uu"'" " ECXERT BROTHERS t CO. teSrar and ten dollar piece-,
. . . - i ..t a viiihI tiarsaiD. I t, i.i I.... .v n. iltnr mi1 nf
. . - i - - -. ...j. i.tiiuriv iriiin. mi roiiiiu nii-i,
r ii w .lAtfl'Kil WACJON AND PLOW ' - - jS1,o1i.is2.-.wui86s.
1J -Lai V m.r a. a.-t . - - - - --- -- " MANL'FACTOHV!
FELIX LAMPERT
Cor. of Sixth and Clay St.?
"or American interest int now.
r bidly ne-del in liiyu, aamoa, anti Central America. There i a xeneral feelinz that the rules go verninsc te Houof Kepreet. tlves are entirely too comulicated Some rule aie of course neceary to protect the rights) ot the minority, hut there is no nee5ity or reason for htvinr rule which enable one man to hbrk
all legislation whenever he mty feel H-
toetl for an indennite period, as wen
mmm i
I III
IIU.
laaey
be desired.
plain tills to sell their ties at the station ver (j,i for for days la4 week. 8Kh whore they were stored at 2S cents ech,.,hjH- a this will jrive the repuidienn
while thev could have sotien 32 cents
if shipped, causing a los of 7 cents on each tie. For tbaee reasons Crisel & Hendrix feel damaged ia the above aaoaat. State Prison Sontlt.
JFvw Albany Ledger, tb.
an excuse, when they control tne ll -e.
for so nhanscmc the ralee as to depiiv the minority of all tho right to which they are entitled. The sudden pim of enthnsiasm on th nart of lioresnMtive Weiver in
favor of the Oklahoma bill, is thought to arise from hi) desire to be elected dele-
rfoetfMtiy returns hh thank to the pntdi- for their liberal palronajr' bert'tt fore and invite a routinmnr- of thr- ssnie. He has on hand h Mork of IMl!?R VA0N. Hl'GOIES am, AGIMCULTUKAL UI- " PLEMKXT -nitable to the trade, and alo rniitiiuip tt MANUFACTURE the CEI.KIIIIATED
Anr aM MB W ITrTIl
I I laliir. Wat l
tea la laa w. ri
teetuM-i
ImW. Warraal4. 1
xilldSel.t HaaMMC
Kleiaal a4 aacalflnat. Bsth MlH'kM IHUIda wiia uihi aad caaee
nul ralaan,K rEMtMM Uaaek Iwalllr can Mean aaa fr-ttKK. Hi la ml paaalMat W anaw.r wa " 9f im Ah laratlir. takaaom
nLu.aB4 -an ura muvmmwft. a"s
.l aa ib w.ica.w. - - -r
'ruTZ2u,a k. .r.ir, Qr w. represent that territory in th The committee on the affairs of the?., ... u-....., ? . asr.;r..i
prieOB. The oommiUe is compol ol nM . fcs fiW.A cHitaAHta, be
. . . Pl"Et nr,.hlhlV t,
THE BEST iVAGOf ON WHEELS and his extensive sales of which have brought Jasper into notice as
tfttwiifiH I" ac at I U tt r. V T UA ii 4141 M IV A V OA S.
J"f."'Tt . . - .'Vi. ... mmiil, aail ahowa tb.am
IT u .. ad. lkli rm! affer. Ma4la ! I-a
akTaMaetT Tla ay leralHr. l-ri reaaMi la a Uu.tra4. tee rnV TSZT., HiTkm ks In a 1-eal.iT lor a eawrtk er ! aamwaawe r- aolrr. Tt!.lh eaoa wn.rfl oie are VSr t a, all ar.f amerKa. Will, al oaf..a KvJST7llat lUaderll will titefi-W aarMT r.war4 will wM MINtKlorr. '"f" MMM wrH. et al an?Jasw J" a al ear. te o frlh.r. wT a aarm la r- . .fliftn al e, xv raa areara fMBE eaa a CaISrwl li. Ih. wrU aaaear Urf. Ha-af
lWiiwawaavw)aai-'" -i'
Clark and Jefferson comitle-; II.
eomewhore
I . .t k Ikl X W.Blc tA Wtl AB
ir i- e i -i i. . j...ti n j.. t.-. .i . ...sen""
nuik) ui vjim p. 4 in i it, jitivriic) , ' I Owen; John T. Baa -dev. of Sullivan;. r . - . . .f ii i . i . . r i
dyrua u. oiantey, ui iiwnuriGK A. ComrnoH", of Wayae ; John aew.ar ttr e t i.
oi Jeueron; t,eo. n. iior.a, oi rare. hr frow way tk. hut the impres-1 y '"t,n ' . The committee made a thoroush tour1 - . . 'n : iu l!uiCaLL OX OR ADDRESS
... , , - i.iuh nrzi rz 19 lite.. u-.iiv9un aim. of the prison soon after roochiw .hel(M weH c ke hi iato the Cabint. FELIX LJV3I3?EIT, Jasper, iNCi.
anrt. ;iv9tsit cimuiinx nv irwiiniaix: .1 vi. . .. .1 . r it,.'
. : .. . m 1 1 tr n iriier. wimnnnii .
Ex Senator Mahone sent a delefjatton
.. . I 'of Virginia rpHbUcan-5 to Indiinapoli w ' 1 J v I1 w,k ,n """ hi- el dm Mp-)n II irr r lb rion for a -eat in the cabinet. He i a , OI l -rKe crAHI war lurk, hut th lmrt4.
JASPER LIVERY
He warrant every
AND
.1 I
dates lio:wuen lU.ati(i lbOD, which
would indicatu that the treasure 1 a- .a. . 1 . . 4va-.ky r till.
Wa8 nHUJeU HI IHU liuiu Southern rebellion or shortly bo-
fore. The names ol the Miefcy nu titers are Alviti Brown, Oully ToroeraodKp. Venner. N. A. L'd gor.
Tbe United S'ate.s accordinir to
tho lateat etatintic-, imiortei iur
ins? th calentlar year lb7, oM,oJi grisa tons of tin plnte. From Btateraents of Mi. V. V, McCluri-, in bis article on "D.kotii," in II tper's Magazine lor February, tlienj ia roaRon to believe that hereaMer fr, TT.iWa1 KltS Will OUUUH td
vuu v IT'll nupply ot tin Irom the 13 hi etc liniil Dakota. Tno dotU of tinatono there yield a luruer per cemtajre than ore from the mines ot Saxony or
Oornwall: and now tnai "jims
the sanitary condition of eolU, shop,; U f,Lm i,.,.Kiw. .nnMraui'
hospital and all other p aee where th,K f , fa Hate Cen4 t.mmitte dj--men are confined or worketl They all k. n faVBr of propoitl ce i
anaue a specia exammairon ui uie mici - 4Liriw, lh. Mm. cnmrnind and aie of!
oa where food b prepared, and aim ol,,. ..;,- of lhm lttit war. Amon-f
jther things, he Mid :
I apprehend that no man to-day ha-
lever figured ont the number of trop
who were act Hallyenseagpil in th Lmhmi
irmy. I know that ti the impres-KMi ot
'Gn. Sherm-in. I have a letter from hii
m. . . . M. - wu at. Vk art. ava
aa w m i ui'.i h riiiiN iHr nut; .tinii
1THV " wt aa a, -w - - "I I ' " 7 .
fain4t aitv hrraliac tuiflcr rennaHIc c, ri- . T . a simple aud inexpensive process 5 fr.m ileleclirc H.atrri.nl r i-a-.Mlacti.rc. SALE STABLE ! operating the tn from the en-
the proper workinir of those mines will not bo prevented, aa formerly, by the insurmountable barrier of a luck of money to erect the old stylo of separating plants.
ww a -.rmnn TO SKI. I. TIIKSK WAGON'S !' l.VtKV
AAX KJ IN TO W iViN X ihU TOWX l.N SOUTIIKKN IXDIASTA
Deemier42dt I8H2.
the dining room where it was being erved. Many of the prisoners were questioned during the round aa to treatment, food and clothing furnished. A
Motion was held in the olice and all I he
prisoners who had made any complaint
Were sent for and examined, and a record t a. a ti a . i
m.na rit f ia KAfAafi unnn wiiatM inw Mk . . . .
vw w n-r H"" " i oa M.i 5 I h I j an r aa n CtSltm MaJT Taa).r I It
- , . mi a. am m -zm rwm m a ri m a -ir - - .aw w w wm
on (hi object, but ktre btMn MHabl to a 1 'a. a, L t . S-L. la..
Maiularid-rcTttWHwHil 1 rM-r
teeN iiticc.
Bain
T A 1 4 Ilia RUU
af lTl X a. a. a IVlJ a. a.
f -S'ffl TBiaaO-""t-' -UeBvSCf -'.?w 9SkLiia!'JlrJiiH
rHE wnderiigneil, Tmtee of
1 Lr:de towHlin, DhImh rount
I nd I Aim I'Htonts. Th. foUowlntr natents wore granted
for the week ending Jan. 15, 188U, rr
aiiltee retarns to Indianapolis. At night the convicts, officers and guards assembled in the beautilnl chaptt of the prison, where brief tpeeehe werr made by the warden and the member of the committee, ia which the prisoner
were counseled to earn time by Kod
conduct and afford those who are trying
to secure legislation in their interest facts upon which to base argument in
favor of reform legislation in regard to
prisons. The chairman told them that! the tendency of the times was to what is called the indefinite Kentence, whereby a prisoner may by good con duct work his way out of prison, if he
has not, be e guilty of any heinous crime, and U Hot a habitual criminal. The prison band played several airs and the colored quartette sang melodies asoaly negroes can singv The "Professor," a little negro, gave an imitation
er s fox cha-e, on the harp, which wa-
eapitat. Altogether it was a fine en toruiumeal for visitors aud coaviotg.
.rtii tHil to Tnwnshm buinee on
Saturday of every week, at hw reidcnc ,
on Xorth Main tr-et, Between se -nth and Eighth, in Jper. Th Library of said Township is kept.
it the bookstore of Mr. Jacob Go-matoU
M SADDLER SHOPIkuhkl eckstem i SSSOSM
last 6th, Bet. Main & J ack im H
J W Aiidnmnn. S'liith Hnd. sprink-
AV150 rrebaet th Jasper Uery Uble. bay e nozzlt? ! J. C. BerL'Cr. Miclllg'lll City,
r,cr""w rrV.rtor: W. II Cloud, Kukoino,
w-w-
H fumlaherf it wlA Kd atk, ad arc
.Hea4 t all calla upon tfaeai.
pump; I
where pers-on wanting book9 can obtain-,.,-. ,,,: of formers Is
them at any time. a I 1 to the fact that I now have in stock
J0EPI1 ECKSTEIN, iru-tee H-me", Collars. Hames.Chainf. April 3", ly. Wltina. and everything In that line.
a TZ . Tru. J which will lie sold n cheap as first-clas-I'lu aAa Hi a aa IA H It 1 U m"' ,t ,
vivieimn.n tVOtVte call IIP. A ISO. lUMmiriMK iiiuiiimi-
tCC ! itiCC. ... ;,i nrntierlv done. A portion of the
w
number angigeil in the Union army wt-j largely ex iggacatel by res of re n-
li,tment or im men ippring m itit-fere-at organization, Te nims have never been separated in suah a way as to .( th aT-t umlM'iB. If the cenn-
was taken o as to furnit4i the rwiui-itr!
information n to rrgimeutal orgaHizi-pfi(tl)(Are;yrtie(Xrn$tee of Columbia; lions, battery." war ship, etc., a claimant I. Xp Dubois county, Iud., will atfor a uenBioH eoutd turn at. onee to tk'u laHi ,n rn-H.liin iHtiness at his resi-
record to ascertain the rcahleHce of "'.i-ne- on every Saturday, and peroncomrade. I think thl? inf rmat'en ..-;,, tnwns'ltln buines to trsneaet
would beef inraleuable eervice to tho-e ri,ie.ted to present it on that day of .t.A ltll .1 an a taAUl A. I
WlflJ ale Cnilirtl w arv7 n tr W it ar-a-f k
M. Curtifl, Lebaiioii, sluing
cnuri. AlllllT llllg(IH-l
ciallerl i-r.l.. .ttontmn .Ivon to oom- gage anil
morcl.1 tr.w.,.r, w..ri.n tsvan . jH00 1,, points in tho ceuntry. wrnlw door check : J J. McKrlaln, A"r a7''s8-tf- SonXBend. .pill pH-y ; W. T. Morgan,
patronage solicited.
J. M. PARKER, JASPER, INDIANA. May 4, 1888-tf.
would aito he vamahle data for the emmieaioaer of peHSrans." 0 A. S.
HrrlHa Ball.
Tke Dent of All. Talk o' turkey, breast so white ; Goose baked brown an'earved up rite; Smokehouse ham, an' likes o' that, itreak o' lean an' streak o' fat; Juicy backbone, teak en toas' ; Mutton shops-which sum likes moV
Bakes 1 they ain t a Simmon blossom To a good ole Georgy poesam! Uome (Ga.) Tribune. A franchise to bo in effect fc- Uflv
years, was granted the Ohio Falls Street Car Company of Jefferson vi lie by the M I . I . .(... HI. -
-rvw,Rxu oi ibwv cny. i Be company oas h rUcht to place traeks on aav or all
the ttroots of the city awl forfeits 11,000 V d work ki cemaiiacia wtUOalO
-Jir
ataaM Sw.
'IfefAll "aai1 a amH ta Ik nnrrulnr nf
the Dr-HuisoH heu-eTursdav night, "thej ptiolk; ha now tonnd out G-n. 1 1 at rison's poitieu on the ball question, ami 1(
iswfTS inv mmci niu iiwirw.. ihc general and hit wife were pre.ent ai Hovey'6 inaugural ball, but they did not dance. They went nome early, like good christian, and 1 don't believe either wcontaminated by contact with th dancers. Tho mere Intelligent minietM do net object te the inangural htll. Th
kickers are only the fool fellows who long for a little cheap notoriety, tiarrieu will probably go to the dance in
WMtiingto hut he will not eavon
around or do anything uubeeoming er
uaehrietiaaiike.
The townahso library Ii? kept at thi
office of theTru-tee. where those entitled
eau obtain book?.
NELSON HAKKIS. Trustee Columbia Tp. .Tnnt27th l8W-lv.
"State ball are state sin,1 was in scribe') on the banner of a Salvation Ar
my soldier, who stood at the door of
Gor. Horey'a inaugural hall. roc ra. It
k eaM that Gee. Harrhie-B was able to rtod Hw iwooriyOoa wltooatt jmiii.
ra-MU, rd Tr V Mark ebUisH. Met all 1-attal waineu! cotaiticiri for 3f exierat tX-a. CHir ee ia Opfwlte f. .H. I'.tettt Of Are. We Ware twb retxiea, all liu in.iei wUwi. Mce cm traasMt raiem t.m-a m , tete ttme md at lea taa iknt mtwle fraa wtytfto.. ... - -..mm a , a -. tamlota aXaawMam JWwOal WoaJwCT, omwmF, fT rWlT"-i WHel Irrclir tfoa. Wc avt-iM if jw4eftMe t aoc tt tawfte. Oar Ut not tfo tilt tNrt W ttn&. A W " Hnw t OMan Itactila." vrlta refer.
Ktwil CllV MM wm JrVMr IWC Wff Was
Rmhc TWNakiw 1 rwstce'ia
itict.
'piIE tindersignpd, Trustee of Boone I towiieliip, Dubois county, hrrcb) irPa nniicc that he wilt attend to nil
rumbles- pertaining to the office of Trus
ee. at lii rfidence 1 4 miles outli-eant
,r Tnrl..ri.tr!ll. nn Sm t tl t (tftVft of PHCll
Jweek. and retiiit8 all persons having
bnwtisliip htiMiif M to present it on nt
inlav. Litizeiis iliflritig uooks irotu
MieTowHRhln Library, nre notified Himi
he Library is kt-nt by Wm. Mcllarri.
in rortrrhviiie.
UEVKV B. IlRRttlENBAuOH, T. B. Tp. May IH. 1068 ly.
THE BEST COAL
MAY BE HAD OF
LVJLilO XfJAVrO.a ft i Pxnected that tho work on
Tn ihv nnantltv desired, de'iverd StUb vtiif(ion of the Corydon
any part of Jasper for 7 cents per bushel, or.nci, Railroad, from Corydon to-
ur nv liirj jaiurn, m nii innc nuim m of Japper. at 5 cents per bushel. rr Orders left at the Barber Shop T. Zoeller, will be promptly filled.
RISES BROS. Sept. 10th, 188-y.
C. A. SNOW OO.
Faum for Sale. The farm at the
eroeaing of the railroad ami Patoka river, of 33? acres Is for sale. Good coal land :
good farm iad. Kaey tones. Apply at!
PWIirNKI.
Jefferson Tp. Trustee s Motto.
IH E undersigned will beat his oftlw
I to attend to township business til lefiVtsoil ttiwiisbiti. Dubois rolitity, 0i
-tatiirday of each weknii(l reqiiesfs 1 ir-on "having biiiieii with the town
ldt to Httd to it on thow days. The
own-bin libraries are ketit at J. W
lacoHs'.lu Birdsrve. and the Trustee's
residence, where all persona enllfled oan
get boeks thereof.
juik ritut i l, Sept,l,t4-y. TruMeeJefiersonTp
u.... .!.. ouult luatnpr! J O A. Nuwroii,
muiiwu, -a- ' r r In. Seymour, steam plow; D. M - dlanapnlis, shall aoupling for vchic 64 j, A. Witmor, Wnkarusa, vehicle spring.
!BI tbe King's Cavo quarried, a aiaof tance of five ruilca will be commenced iu about five days. New iteel
rails will also ba laid along iu satire line.
ANTONY
BAUMERT
Sfepi arc boing taken by partiea in New Albany to pnrchaso th Aie TJna Park nt Milltown. to which
ATED'.:!-i.. ed commodinua
bUUI anddnUbOllUr hotel, it they can procure a -uitan.o oVtlVi f te at a reajonable cjtiTjIJ bi luck, lew mim ui HMtm ZZrn 1
,e(Hre The Courier Journal is in favor ictie m 0f fbdmHtirjie no one to the Cabinet id. many , vaa f navinv
tr-rr. I-Iim alt wfcn want Sr.t.claa. work rlnne
Tl him a rail, as he narantee Hlv atlafactl
.11 i.r.ui.u niki, irad. Ann id ma irienaa arm many i . . . r ..sn
ctmiereflrelaf4antvlcllty. he wbhM t. pleat.t WhO IB flOt It. iavor OI njiH5
ter kM ib hh'iiae. aotosy baumekt" Anna Dickiiiton for her caoipaifu
xayt.iw-iy. ineecbfi.
I
C. K. A. Broach liw, n,hm ABm,- rr.etini' of tbe atock-
Meets the 1st aad ad Monday of ev- holders of the Hnntlrtghtirr, Tell ery month at their hall, e the coratr of C;ty tnri Cantielton Railroad com-ham-am, tr. Iki 14th prox.