Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 27, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 March 1889 — Page 5

JASPER CO Dili Eli.

Repaint your house.

CI MR up your y anil.

-Bm the natural km wI1. Whitewash your outhouses. Get ready for Spring, Tut (round bog's tlx WMki is past. If you wau't a nice fit in clothing of any kind or size call at S. Kuebler's. 2 w. The thtintler storm Monday night was ik reminder of warm weather. For Ttr.KT.-A residence in Jasper eur roomc Apply at Courier OfHce.f A large breadth of oats ha been; town in this county the present mouth. KT We are Informed that an attorney at law from Illinois is expected, to settle la Jasper this week. rfT"The cltifcna of Jasper, who wish to nee our town prosper, should attend the meeting at the court-house to-morrow ulght. err Mr. T. Uerbig had a row of maples tet in front of his house on 6th street, Saturday. Maples make a handsome shade on a hot summer day. t (CrMost of the schools of the couuty are closed, and teachers are hustling for occupation for the Spring aad Suaiaaer months. XTThe Vlncennes Sun ssys the Vincenneeand New Albany R. K. has about "petered out," and it now gives its love to the Owensboro project. fttrMies Maggie Wilson closed a very eatisfactorv term of school last week, pleasing the patrons of the district well, aud returning home to spend the sum aer. Business. Dr. Ssib says businessla the shape of a fine 1 Ib. boy is improving in his locality. H says .fax per is bound to have a Urge population if it citizens will work together for that purpose. ayMr. Henry Melchlor, who has been troubled with dyspepsia, has been drinking regularly and freely of the water at the gas well for ten days, and claims that it has helped him consider(TMr. N. lUskius has paid out to farmers of Dubois county over $25,000 in the last few weeks for cattle, hogs and sheep, and his being always ready to buy has been found to be a great convenience to many. Student's Examination. The examination of common school pupils for couuty graduation, in Itoone township, will he held April 30th 18H9, at the IJIrch Greek School house instead of the Lemmon Scheol house, as heretofore pub

lished. Pupils should bear this change

In in i nrt. aud also that they tiuist pro

vide themselves with pen, ptper and

ink. Mr. S. ilortou will conduct the ex aminatioN.

-S. Kuebler Just rewired a New lot

of enroots. Cell and oe them. W.

Smilon's Cough and Consumptlou

Cure ia sold oh a guarantee. It euree

Consumption, M

fCTTha Spring terms of eeurte are (HUh ud the State's nrleeus. There

were Mi convicts ia tbt JeteraonvMe

prison Wednesday.

The gas well at Palmyra Has reached

!. . AnnA a 1 I.IUmaiI Ilia

nenrii nr x inai iei. il in wmttrv vn ho

gaa will be found at between 2,30t and

2,600 feet.

Work'a Miiirrel bill is now a law In

Indiana. It forbid a the shooting of

squirrels between December UO and June

1, under penalty ei is tor eacu equirrci

shot.

(Vinvli Rpmwlv U famou

for its prompt and ofuctual eures ofeougm

and colds. The W(wt severe com may w lootfeaed and relieved Dy a few dom of thl

valuable remedy. For sain Dy J. r. shub.

(CrGov, Hovey says it he wins his

side of the office-holders' struggle In the

Supreme Court, it will necessitate an extra session of the Legislature to change the appropriation bill.

Job Priutiug. The Courier asks the public for its

job work. We are prepared to do all

kinds from a business card to a pamphlet, neatly, promptly and at reasonable prices. Bring on your work. tf.

eOMr. Harnett is going to tear away

the old building, which partially obstructs the side-walk, on the corner of 7th aud Clav streets. It U one of the old

landmarks of the town, aad was built be

fore much attention was paid to the ex

act Hues of streets.

fO"A rare opportunity is presented

for some enterprising townsman to represent a Nursery firm that warrants stock to be delivered in prime condition,

so that a large, honorable and permanent

trade can he hunt up. Very liberal terms to the right man. Address, James E. Whitney, Rochester, N. Y. 21-3m.

Caenr, Wnoonks 0k end Krem.

nhiUe Immediately reliernd by Shitou'i Cure. is3 A Ban Francisco paper will nave an earths Hake-proof bnilding. It already has lightning proof-reader. We may have a blmaari vat : Yen bet.

However, it would net be judieiooe to

giva neevy 04 as.

Dubois oounty aitleene mad ever reeeot

report of "White Capping" at Ireland,

mat county, aever occurred. Indian

spoils Huh.

Improve your property. Everv dol

lar you judiciously invest in improvements, will in return make vou two. be

sides the advantage it is to the town.

Of the 45.000.000 or more of cattle in

the United States Texas ia estimated to have 4,724,053. the value of which

reaches the sum of iW.518.ieo. There

are more cattle in Texas than any other

state, but iu value New York. IllinoU

aad Iowa lead.

Share tor Snle. A party having invested in property

in another city, desires to sell his shares in the Jasper Furniture Co. Call on or

address,

ItXHARD M. MlLBURN, Atty., It. Jasper, Ind.

That maoeiko chmm eon he an uuiekly

eared by gt.lloh'e Core. Wo guarantee

11.

Fred Grant, whose testimony In

the Grant Ward trial showed he ought

to be. in the penitentiary, and greatly shocked his patriotic father by his reci

tal rf rascality, has been appoiuted by

Harrison, Minister to Austria. If he

don't disgrace the aatieu it will be very

fortunate.

In Jail. Miss Polly Walker, of Huntlugbuig, was brought over and lodged in the count v jail on Saturday last, charged with killing her new born babe. The child was lound at the bottom of an air shaft of Dsrrowman's coal mines,' and Marshal Tuscker taking the census ol the town saw her iu bed. and finding no child, his suspicions were aroused. She was arrested on Friday, and after an examination was committed to jail. WJrMr. Andrew Mehringer, one of the oldest aud most respected farmers ol Ilainbridge township, and who has been feeble for several months, is now barely able to get up. He has settled ''all his worldly cares, and is patiently and with Christian faith calmly awaiting the summons to "come up higher." lie will be greatly missed iu his neighborhood when the time shall come which his friends wish might be long postponed yet. iSrEvery cltisen Interested in the adYsncetnent of Jasper should attend the Gas company's meeting Saturday night, and take such an amount of stock as he

can effort) and encourage (lie enterprise

Remember, that if Jasper should be able

i develop a regular "gusher" natural

gas well, demonstrating mat we are

over the supply, and that It can be had

for the boring, tbe town would receive such an impetus in manufactures as

would bring prosperity heretofore uti

Known, and as would soon call to us branches from several railroad systems,

which would be bidding for the busi

nass. True, such a well might not be

developed, but the price is so certain and

great as to be well worth looking after,

aad expending the necessary money. Personal. Dr. Orville Iilgham, for

itierly a Jasper boy, has been visiting

his brother-in-law, Mr. ueo. Brotemer, recently, and talks of locating and going into business in Jasper. Coma on Dr.,

Jasper is a good place to live in. Mr. Henry Mehringer is hack from

visit to Lotil-vil't and will bo arouud with his famous 4,Bay Duke," as usual,

tnis spring.

Mr. II. Dufendech was in Jatpor

Saturday obtaining subtcriptlons to tbo

biock tor the lluntlngburg Fair.

Prof. Geo. C. Cooper, of Pike county, was shaking hands with many old friends In Jasper on Monday. He will assist

for n few weeks in a teachers, normal oehool at Ireland this summer. Rev. Sampson Cox, one of tho most respected citizen of Jefferson Tp., called on the Courier this week.

Police Commissioner Fred Blend, of

Evansvllle, was in Jasper yesterday looking after his cigar trade Interests. iCept. Jack Barnatt returned Wednesday from a visit among relative In different parts of the State. Messrs. K. R, Brundlck, E, W. Pickhardt, H. Rnthert, J. F. Tlsman, Jna. Murray, L. Ural, H. Lmdgrebe, J, H. Jismmon, J. Stratman, W Millar, E. Btemker. and about 40 others from Huntlnghnrg, were in Jaaner this week attending tho trlsl for annexation of ad.joining territory to tbt towi of HuiUftf

OTr Every business man iu Jasper will he benefitted by a properly conducted Hiinlnorfs Men's Association, to look after any enterprise that proposes to benefit or help the general business of the town. Every man in business should become a member and work for its success. Fashionable Tailoring. Mr. John Uousser informs the people that he will do all kinds 01' tailoring for half the regular price, for tax payers of DuboU County, as he is now living by their

generosity Orders may be left at th

stores of Mr. 6. Kuebler or M. A. Ser

mersheim JfcCo., and he will meet ens

tomers at those stores on each Saturday

3t. John uoesskr.

TThere was a terrible rain atorm

near Geiitrv vllle on Monday night last

The water washed awav about 600 feet

of the railroad track, compelling passeng

era on the early trains to be transferred

and causing a delay of several hours

Hie water rose to au unprecedented

height, coming up to the platform ol

some cars on a side track, aud sweeping

away many fences.

UfOnlast Friday a team belonging

to Mr. Erntt Langebrake, living West

ol Iluntingburg, ran away with a wag

on, in which were Mr. L. aud his wife

Roth were thrown out ol the wsgon and

seriously injured, the woman very bad

ly. A Mr. Collins, who was on horse

back behind them, was thrown from his

Horse, also, but was not hurt much.

Si.KF.rt.Kss nights, made miserable by

that terrible cough, sihilob'a Cure is the

Kemody for you. S8

ftyThe Indianapolis Joarnal is wel

recognized, as it deserved to be, by Pres

ident Harrison. Editor John C. New

has been appointed Consul General at

London, an office worth about 120,000 a

year, and Editor Halford Is the Private Secretary to the President, an office with

alary of 96 000, and "perqi" of about $5,

000 additional. Bully for the Journal

force. It will be a credit to tbe admin

istration.

There is no danger in. giving Chambera I. Jt- 1 V. -.1.. A J

ia 111 s 1-winii nvmvuv w (.-ruiuren, m it con tains no injurious substance besides it m un

equalled for colds and croup. Children like

It. For sale by J. r. Salb. gtrThn Marshal of Hnnlinghurgoom

plated the census of the town last week

as a preliminary to a vote upon adopting

a city government, and reveling in the

honor of having a Mayor and policemen

He found in the corporate; limits 510

voters, and 2,068 population, divider

equally between males and females

There are &00 or ooo people in the su

hurbs of the town in addition, for the

annexation of which ft petition ia now

pending.

Tho Lewisport Post says: "A

chant who will ait idly by and tee his

home paper filled up with foreign advertisements, with his space blank, shows very poor business qualifications. Trade slips away like a thief in tbe night and a shrewd advertiser always gete there.'' "We should all strive to form habits of thrift and industry, rather than those of slothfulness snd laziness. One kind of habit is as easily followed as another when once formed, and all will agree that it is much more profitable to follow a good habit than a bad one." How soon some women change their tone respecting their husbands! Mrs. Spinn was forever telling her husband that he wasn't worth the salt ia his bread, and when he got killed in a railroad accident she sued tbe compauy for a thousand dollars.

Natural gas in small quantities

heeu struck at Jasper, Dubois county, Ind.. at a depth of 35 feet. It is the

opinion ol an expert that a gusher can be

obtained in tliht vicinity at a depth of

fiom 1,000 to 1,200 feet-Evansville Courier.

Why will you congh when Shiloh's

Cure will give immediate relief. Price

lOcts., 60cts.,and fl. 38

An Old Cmzr.v. Mr. Samuel Dll

Ion, of Otwell, called on m to renew his

subscription, and we endeavored to in

duce him to locale in Jasper, but he in

formed us he had just bought a splendid

White river bottom farm or 14Z acres

near Petersburg for 1.80t), ftnd that ho

considered it too good ft speculation to

give up for anything else. Mr. Dillon

was born in Jasper, on what is now the corner of Clay and tth streets. He lived hero many years, and says the

place seems more like home to him than any other town. It was quite interesting to hear him note some of the changes In the appearance of things heroahonts since he lived in Jasper. He tells of the hnvs going In swimming in n "branch" where Friedman's tobacco houo now stands, and jut below It being a favorite place for the women to gather under the trees and do their waobiag of elothei et9tNrntMh.H

CONSUMPTION SVKKI.Y CURED. To The Emtor Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease By Its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have bea ptrminentlj- cured. 1 (ball be gild m4 two bottlei of my remly rsr. lotny of your reader who fave conumptlon If tbejr will n4 me their expreM Md piMt'OStce Jire. RetBectfullr, T. A. 8L0CUX, K. C. 1S1 l'rerl St., New Terk.

The following from tbe pen of Mr. L. P.

nam wen, eoitor ot thk Mariom (Iowa)

rn.oT, will, we believe be or interest to

many of our readers. He says: "It is with

p1eaure that I certify to the real merits of

utiHmoetiain's Couth Jietnedy. I have

used it la my family for years aad have al ways found it mmX excellent, and nspecialr for'coids, eroup aad sore throat. It w safe

ad effective." For sale by J. P. Salb. Hot OpiHiuti.

The old lady went to the theatre for the first time. The play waa "Julius

Csesar."

Waal," she said afterward, "I've hearn tell that the theayter were bad,

hut I think it's wuss than bad. It's noth-

in but crime to kill all them fellers just to amuse theaiijience, an' it oughtcr oe

put a stop to "Harper's Kizar. "I have used St. Pntrkk's Pill," mm Mr

J. Reynolds, of May-Held, Ky, "aad pro-

nouace tbcta?suDerior to any I have ever be fori usd. 1 do not not hesitatt to recommend them, knowing them to be reliable." Tliuy are thorough, yet geatle actiee and leave the systotn in splendid condition. As

a cathtirtic. or for disorders of the liver St.

Patrick's Pills have as equal. Far sala hv

w U

J. r.saib.

. When buMaeoa man more to lay a mo

'ion on tho table they mean to kill it. when doctors lav a subject on tbo table

utcy iaiaw lanweusa anal tliaaeet it. If parents wonld keen more good lit

rat h re on their tabiee, instead of novels.

tor meir eniifiroM to road, they would "ot give thorn so muck trouble ia after

years. CtMakkiaok Lickxik have been issued lo the following Hamad eouplee by Clerk Eokert this week: Oscar Chamberlain to Sarah Grant. Albert B, Payne to Martha Hacker. Andrew L. Morgaa to Kllie,M. Payne. Shii.oh's Osc will immediatelr re.

lieve Croup. Whooping Cough and Mra.

chitis. St

Before this reaches the Sun readers.

another couple will be launched ont on the saofHiatrimoHv. Mr. Wis. Wehler.

ofGraud view, and Mis Mary Hitchoock, of Troy, will he married Wedneadav

night, March Sth. We wish them all tho good luck Imaginable. Grandview Cor. Christiey Sun.

Many of the young people of Jasper will remember Miss Mullie as she once

attended our public schools, while under

I lie principauiiip of her brother-in-law,

rroi. James li. Logan.

For Sal.e: One fine Morgan stallion.

four year a old this spring, IS i hands high, dark bay, well broke to saddle or

harness; worth 9150. Call and see him at my farm in Harbison township.

jacob aeukam, Uaysvill, ind. 14-41

V., O. C. O. R. K.

Owensboro Inquirer: Mr. J. C. Rudd returned from Vlncennes to-dav where

he had been to secure the right-of-wav

through Vincennea townrhln and the

city of Vlncennes for the V., O. C. tO.

railroad, The city and township can not vote tbe two per cent tax on acooHnl

of the situation they occupy to the Vlncennes and New Albany road, which is now in the courts. A paper asking for the gift of the right-of-way, similar to the one presented to the Booneville people, was left by Mr. Rudd and will be presented to the Board of Trade of Vin-

cennea at its next meeting.

Eh pen?. I

This is what you ought ts have, ia fact,

J. S. Clarkson, who has been aneoint-

ed first assistant postmaster general, is known to the country aa a machine politician of the worst typo. He it waa who, according to hi own confession, at. tempted to buy St. John, the prohibition

candidate for president in 1884. and he

was implicated with Quay and Dndley in procuring the theft of the eubscrio-

tion lists of the New York Voice during tho recent campaign. He is a great be

liever in the power of boodle, and in politics goes upon tbe tbeorv that even

man baa hie price.

Persons troubled with rbeusaatisna should

try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, One application will ernee tbe pain.and iu continued use has cured ssany casai of chronic and in

aiuimHtory rheum at tern, that bad resieled

other remedies and even the treatment of

the bet pliytk-'iaas. Price, SO eaats per Dottle. For sale by J. P. Salb.

School Fond Interest. The Legis

lature passed a law reducing tbe rate of

interest on School Fund Inane from to

per cent, and County Auditor Gramels-

pacher bae received instructions in ac

cordance with an opinion upon it hv

Atty. Gen. Mkhewer, that the law reduc

ing the interest on school fand looua

from o to 6 per eHt. noes not a poly to

existing loans or to judgments alroadv

rendered, but that on new loans ad

judgment" hereafter rendered the in

terest will be 6 per eeut, even though

me judgment be on a pre-existing lean on which the interest ia 8 per cent. The first loan under the new law In

thia county was made Saturday last.

A Scrap of Paper 8vea Her Lift

It was just aa ordinary scran af wmwisr

!. I. "--rm-m

paper, m Teu aer uie. sue was in I be

met stages ot cOHCtitnotKHi, told by phyti

cians that she ws injuraole and ooali lire

only a lort tmw; sae weighed less than

seronty pounds, un a ptece of wrpimta?

paper she read of Ir. King's New Dtcovrv

nnu got a sampie d-whi; it Helped ber, sa -bought a large bnttle, it holped more, bought another and grew better fat, oontiuned it

use and is now urong, healthy. rsy. plump, weighing 140 pounds. For fuller perticu

lars sead ftarnp to W. H. Cole, Drucgiet, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of thk wonder

ful Dicovery Free at Martia Friedman's

Drugstore. 4. Jttoper Ntkturl Gsm Co.

All who hare anbscribed stock in the Jaer Natural Gaa Co., and all who are in favor of making an eflort to develop

ga, are requesiea 10 meet at the uourt house, on

SATURDAY XIGHT, March 23, 1881.

for the purnoso of reorganizinar aaid

Company, and taking other

action. All persons who have sbcrih

ed, and who wish to enlarge or reduce

meir snoscrintiona are parlioumrlv re

quoeted to be proaent.

Jenx P. Salb, Andrew Ickert, Joskph Kr.u, Antox Hochomaks, Joe. F. Friedman, C. Ooane. Jasper, March 15. 169.

Stone Ware. Messrs. Joenh Fried

man, sr., and Alois (irameUpacHer have

WEL8. T. KRBsTT, Agont for

cWtNi? Best in Use!

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auo a mm AaaoniiBH

AK COOKING STOVES TINWARE, HARDWARE)

FMY UMPS, iiP.D CAGES ClITLKaty, NwTI92oSet3.

Bargains on Demand

East Slide Public Square, .TAfUPEIXl. IND

DRUG STORE !

CtfMf if 6th ill JAcksai Streets,

(OaAMKLSPACRKR'S OLS STAXD.)

have opaned ont at the above place a full assortment of FRESH AND PURS

DRUGS of all kinds, to which 1 invite the attention or Phyakins anal others Needing them. I will give careful personal attention to fillingall ireacriptions. PAIXTS AND OILS, PATENT MKDICINKS, CIGARS aud TOBACCO, of the BEST VARIETY. Toilst JLvtlolM In Oremt Vmrlfity,

JOHN P. SALB. M. D.

jea. ruiKBXAX.

3KO. VKIKDMAX.

K. J. O KICK ST. V. B. aCMKIKIOOl.

EDMAN, SCHEIRIGH ft CO PROFfttCTOwt of :thc PLANING AND SAW NIUS, JAM, IND., WBOLKSALX AXD RETAIL XAKOTACTURKfta lit ALLPtntOi QO

ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER !

AXD PC ALE RS IX ALL fXM Of BfJILBTIfO) XATKKIAI. mm fAXJSOJSJO; liRVWAII.

MONEY SAVED 10 MONEY MADE

and such is the eaee with those that buy.their Flooring. OiHmsL Siding, Finishing Lumber, Moulding, Brackets, Stair Rails, NewelfcJ letters and Trimmings, Doors. Saab, Blinds, Frames, Paints, Oils, Gloss, Putty, Common and Steel Nails, Steel Wire Fiuishing Kails, Casinor and Flooring Brads, Looks, Butts. Hinges. BoHs, Screws, Galvanised Wire aad Staples. Sash Weights, Cords and Fasteners, Lime and Cement, Fleeter Paris and Plaster Hair, Laths and Shingles. Also agents for PATENT IRON ROOFING. All onr goods are FIRST CLASS, and will be old at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES, All those ooatempietiHjr. to build or needing anything in our line we cordially Invite them to eall and ere no and esa mi 1 oe our goods and loam prices before pure baaing eloewbere, ae we nrnrepored to furnish a complete outfit or Mil for bouses.

yi.u mart ha ve it, te fully eajay life. Thou- bn prospoctiag together for some time

. "CJ . .IT V tf. nQH,,Z',ina "lor-getting fire clav, from several points

....--.i. Jj i 1 : " nY""""''-"rimna.iaspir, ana sending it away 10

ne manuractursii. tnns securing aprseti

oai iei aa 10 us vame. I ney are now receiving vessels manufactured from it, together with the opinion or the different men who have made thorn. The ware proves the olay to be aa good as

any in toe mate for that purpose, and from one or two of their eoeoimena. ol

superior excellence. After it is deter

mined which is tho best, tbev ezoeet te

start pottery, and Probe Mr terra eotu

and tiling manufacture in eoneoetian

wKh it. The firm will be a at roar n.

and the industry a vlu ibis one for .taper, as it will give employment to a numher of hands. One oualitv of the

eky here will make good white table wart, end should net b neglected in thk reerch.

Tin Rev. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bone.

bon, lad., eeys: "Both mvsaif ftnd Wife

owe our lives to Suilom's CoKauurrtoN

orb." as BUOKl.RK'a ARMIOA SALVB.

The Bbvt Salvr in the world for Cnta.

Bruises, Botm, Uleers. Salt Rhonrn. Fe.

vor nwea, leuer, umimni Hands, nnilWains, GorJM). and ail Skin Rmnttossa.

and posltrrtly euree Piles, or no pav required. It la guaranteed to trlre unrmet

satisfaction, or OMXtey reruaded. Price Moentsperbox, roraoieby Menringer Iroi, Jssdw. evi wwofi w mwrn e Mtrti lai UtoVlF

on thousands of dollars are spsat annually

Dy our peopie in uie nope mat iniy mav at

tain tni uooni. and yet it may be had by

all. We guarantee that E ectric Bitten, if,

uhhi according to dirpctions ard the use

psrsistsd in, will bring you Good DigeHlon and oust the demon Dyspepsia and install

instead aupopsy. we recommend Electric

Hitters tor uvspensta and ail diseasee of

Liver. Stomach aad Kidnevs. Sold at

50c. aad $1.09 per bottle at Martia Frid man's Drugstore. 4,

art" Nearly all IIvm communities now

have their Business Men's Associations.

to look after the public interests, and

some of Jasper s business men nropooe

our town shall not lag behind others in

this regard. If the business interests of

the town can be united by such an

ganiaation, so as to attract attention to the manv advantages for manufacturing

abounding here, on the part or men with

capital seeking investments or that character. It will be a great thing for Dubois

County. Few localities are bWsed as this

with cheap f iel, good building eton.

vartetv of timber, accessible iron ore.

abundance of soft water, good agricultural lands, healthful locations, ohenn transportation to tho city markets, and

everything which eon duces to make it ft desirable place to live, and our advantages onty need to he generally recognised to secure a large accession of in-

doatrsoua population. Puth Ism B. X.

Mills. Wan-rooms. Store Houn and Ofict. 24 and Jmkaaa

Street; Hear R. R. Depot

Thanking our patrons for poet favors, we solicit a oonthtnnnee of the

aud wiHi ineavor to give entire satiaraction.

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Aarll t.isas-1y.

We Remaia. yours respect f ally,

FRIEDMAN, 8CHEISICH t CO.

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