Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 26, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 March 1893 — Page 4
JASPRR COURIER
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BANK STATEMENT.
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EPORTof the condition of
the Du-
hnl Uouiuv Sut" iiik, I JHpir,
in the Slate of Indiana, hi the cloae of IU business, September 3. 1892: ItKPOÜHCES. lxms nd Discounts, - $86014.3 Overdraft. - - 345 33 Ou from banks nnd hunker?, 5 75 80 Furuitiiic and fixtures, - 1.400OO Current expenses, - - 1 5'!- 8 Cash in hand, Currency, Specie, 8.021 52
a,rThfl L"2ilHturn tdjnurned InMindt,bv liiuitiiiiim, li tvinir -tccrtiu-pi shed nil ttiHt wh nece-try, mid iiioitoo, proving conclusively lint G) di hI owed tindur the present Con-titutioti N plenty long enough, and expensiv
enough fnr the huine of t!u Bute, and that Ilm proposed constitution'!! amend mem iiicreaning the limit tu 100 dav. should hp votetl duwn by tliu pcopl. every limo. The body enacted 133 laws, bad, good und inditl'erent, fullv half morn than uiiv legislature should enact. It had nhniU 1 200 hill introduced fnr laws itiHiiy oi thorn of the most ficiouq character, hut most of which failed tnpas. The worst enactments were the ap propriatinn bill, tho taxation hill, the apportionment outrage, ai-d the McHugh lull, extending the terma of city ntiicer fnr a year and a half, who were afraid limy could not he re Heated by the peo
ple, and nought .n npporltinitv, like the'
author of thti hill, to loot city treasuries The appropriation hill give of tinpeople' money, f 032 0UO more than the legislature of 1891 did. The fax hill lakes off of railroad corporation S40,'JUO in taxes anil put it
on the people, under the flimsy pretext nf reducing taxation. For this, Govirni.r Matthews and Auditor Henderson, in (Olltisiou with an Indianapolis clique ot lailroad bond holders, are responsible,
und these officers should under any possible clrcujBstance, be Rent to tho rear when thef ask the people for vot wgain. They have grosRlv betrayed the trust reposed in them by the Democracy The least said about the apportion ment bill the better. If the old law wunconstitutional, as declared by the Supreme Court, the new one ii certaiul open to the same (injection. It virtually disfranchises 5,000 votersjio thin legislative district, and if four countlcr.au be united into one legislative district
to elect two representative, why nm elect the 100 members on a common ticket by tho eutire State in on district ?
Total, . - $153,899 98 MAUlUTJr.P. Capital Mock paid in, - 25.000OO Surplus fund, - - 1U.00O.OO Undivided profits, - 90S 5G Profit and Loss - - 4.118.16
Iiidividiml deposits, on demand, A. I0( 04 Cei litied Checks, - - S7 4M5 22
Total,
$153 899.93
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SS:
STATE OF INDIANA,
County or Dti:ot
1. Frank Joseph. Cashier ol the Dubois County State Hank, do solemnly swefir hat the above statement is true. FRANK JOSEPH, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to beforo mc this 3rd day of March. 1893. U. S. W. S. II L'NTJCR, Notary Public. March 3. 1893-1 w.
ov I the Time To Settle. N otice is hereby given to all persons knowing themselves Indebted to the estate of the late Paul Kunkel, deceased, to call on tho undersigned and make
.ciilciiipiit of accounts bv the lit day of
May, 1893 I give this lime that all may have a chance to settle without cons. Account not settled by tlntl
lime will be placed in officers' hand tor
collection.
Persona Laving claims against him
will plMse present them promptlv. March 10 -i3 Mit. Mary Kunkil.
STATES
MILL STREET, JASPER. AUGUST :: KAEGIN
PROPRIETOR.
The people are generally satisfied that
toe legislature is no more. The traveling public will 'find this
New Stoke Mr Jos. F. Sermer- houe well lurni-hed and fined every
heim His opened iU siore. and is now way. and the best ol attention will
receiving good daily, and, like an en- given to the wants of guests. The
terprmng merchant should, he asks the
people, through the Cnuiup.it advertising columns, to give; him a share ot their patron.igo. People are pretty sure iQga where they are invited, pattictiUrly if thero.is money iu it tor them, and thev genorally find that the case with honest, nctivo;merchatita who advertise. The advertising merchant,
titer things being equal, ought to sell
ii i t ii re and bed are nil new, and table will be found supplied wiib market affords. Terras reaionable.
fur
the the
Aug. Kaegin-
NEW STORK.
Joseph F. Sermersheim.
as remodeled his house on the corner of Jackson and Gih stroet in front of H, court house, In Jasper, and put liiHlock of
Dry Goods, Groceries and Notions
Of all kinds. Customers will find here a new stock of the nest goods, at In..
prices and will always ho welcome, whether thev buy or not, and aro sur6 of courteous treatment. I hope by lair treatment at fair prices to receive a liberal share of custom. Try mo. I will allow the highest market price for butter and eggs.
TOS. F.
March 10. 1893 ly
Ik brightest star in lbs Clothing sky
13 THB PITEOUS
HHPPY HOME
brand of all wool guaranteed: CLOTHING. Stylish, handsome patterns; elegantly trimmed ; perfect form fitting. Absolutely guaranteed to give satisfactory wear or your money will be returned. Sold in this locality only by S. KUEBLER,
Also a full line of Shoes, Hats and Furnishing"
-i - T J Oi- - 1 1-J
urooas. uur irress uooas öiock is complete, Call and examine.
HOTEL SPRING IS HERE
IF YOU WANT GOOD Jewelry ! OR PRESENTS THAT WILL HE APPRECIATED BY ANY ONE, AND KEPT FOR YEARS, :BUY OF: F. C. KUEBLER, N JASPER. SOME OF HIS FUPERB JEWKLItY, SILVEK-WAKE, or HANDSOME WATCH US. Insured to Please, AND AT PRICES THAT DEFY COM PETITION, Corner of Eighth and Main Streets, Jasper, Indiana. Nov. 25, 1893 -y.
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County Auditors Salo of IitimlH
Morttriiiretl to tho School Funds iu Dubois County, Indiana.
With its smiles and showers, and
sitv of "cleaning houe" for the coming heat of cummer.
and hold your temper, your wife's temper and tho hired
failable way to do so is to call on
flie and flowers, and the consequent nece"
on should bo carefu' help's temper. An in-
GEORGE W BROSMER
At hi3 store on 6th street and supply yo.ur houso with new and handsome
thence south 41 rods 4 inks, thence et eighty rod to place of beginning , 2
acres. Part ö W qr S h or nime mc a
town and range commencing ut the a E corner of said S Ur qr S E qr runninz
lthence north 44 rodu, 4 link thence NOTICE i hereby given of tho sale'west 53. rods 8 links, thence nuth 4i
of land for the non-payment of princi- rods, 4 link, thence ont 53 rod-, 8 llnki
nal and interest, due and remaining tin-to place of beginning. 14 cre contain
paid to the ncvoral common and con- ing in all 50 acres mortgaged to the Statt
irresuional school Ititiu. nf Dubois coun-iof Indiana for the u?e of the common
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ty, Indiana, January 1, löi'o, on lunn- cnooi until, oy r.(itnuuu v . t-ooper.Bjj.
made and secured oy note aim morignge on wnicn mere is uue on such lands, by tho several pereon'Principai
hereinafter named, and held by the Interest
Auditor of Dubois County. Indiana, tojDamsges
pay and satialy such principal and interest with damages and coats, on the. fourth lfouday in March, 18!3, it ihn Hämo still remain unpaid, at the
Cost of advertising
$4500) 72 W 901 2M
$533!
Mnreh 10-93
Administrator's Appointment.
bO per cent, more good than the low. VOTICE? ia hereby given that;tha un-nuail-naced one and therefore will ien-oersigncd has beeu appointed: ad-
mail-paced one and therefore will gen
nrally sell cheaper and yet make more money himself. Mr. Sermersheim', hiock is all newjand clean, and he treat 11 right. Give bl u a call and bo convinced.
At Rome.-lion. W. A. Wilson got home from the Legislature Wednesday lie is one of the few member who will receive the commendation of his constituents, as having, at far as possible, carried out their will, and the mi(nke? of legislation are not chtrgable to him lie secured the pannage ot three of his
hills, the oiie9 permitting cities to issue ltond for water works lock, which he I ttroduced in tl e Hon e and got Sena or Ellison to introduce iu the Senate at tho srne time; the one permitting towns to own electric lights plant; and .me incorporating West Shoals. This i an excellent record for a new member.
numerator with the will annexed of Leopold F. JJiller, deceased, late of Dubois county, Indiana. -Said estate ii -opposed to be insolvent. Louis Schnell, Adm'r with will annexed. I KETZ .McFaLL A Dr.ETZ, Atty's. March. 10, 1893-3t.
Instead of compelling the wometrto scour tho walh. It Is about as cheap, at Brosmers prices, (from 6 to 30 cent per roll) and n great deal neater, cleaner and more christian like, than the everlasting scrubbing. Y'ou want to save the same work, too, on your floors by getting
T nan Vn
court house door, in the town of .lasper. Tn north-west nnartor of tho northJ
Dubois County, Indiana, netween ine , ap gPCjon nnmher twentv-venj
honrs of ten o'clock, a. m., and '""Hiown number two south, ranjie tuunbcij o'clock p. m.. said day being the 27th.tnree weM 40 acres. mortgHL'eil to thJ
CARPETS,
For them. Brosmer has samples of all styles: 150 patterns to select from, and'
at prices from 15 cents a vard up, to suit your Ute. A new carpet may save you
more than its cost in a doctor bill it your wife docs the scruoutng or your noors
GEORGE W. BROSMER
Dentistry.
N. II. Wilson, Dentist, will he at the
Indiana Hotel, in Jasper, Friday. Saturday and Monday, March 17th, 18th and
20th, 1893. when he will be prepared to
do all kinds of wntk iu the dental line All persons wanting woik done, are re
quitted to call, as Siiihlaction is guaran
teed In all ca-e.
THE JASPER MARKET
Joseph Buchart.
nnened in Ids new huihling on
(K7Mr. Michael lluchart took charge of Bucbarl's store iu Jasper last Monday,
having boiiLht Iii father's Interest iu it Has
Micluel ia a careful, prudent voting man. 6th steet. opposite Union Hotel iu Jas
generally liked by every one, and with per, a daiiy theexperience lie has had in the ttnre. rltVfSlf fiUtt? UAJJWt bids lair to make an excellent and sue- WisMU iAiUii UftAiii
cBnaiui niercnaiu. 11 says mil wie p0r the Meat Department ho ha? em people 1 have some bargiins for them in pore(1 a Superintendent. Mr. Valcn
wrj iiuu Mi uiiiiiiing, b i wi.ui tino Me.Hsmcr. who Ins had an ex
clean out most of this stock before warm , .--i.--- nf rtiiPn i-otn in that husinens
weather, and replace it with new.'
qualified. Sugar meats, houlders
and sold to suit
fowls will also
day of March, 185)3.
Loan No. 134. The north-west quailor of section
nnmher twentv. town number onej
south, ransre number three west, one hundred and sixty acres, mortgaged to the State ot Indiana,' for the ue of the common school funds by William Zehr. tiDou which there Is duo
1 A M. Av'
N. B. If you want good broad and cakes or confectionery, remember my store is heailquatters. March 10, 1893.
. , BEWARE Off FRAUD. . AWC for. and ianint jopon havlcc W. L.noütJLA bUOEä. Neno dentine IthoHt W. L. Ueaslat nnrae aa4 rlcc utamprd batiem. Loott
larunicaFiuBir,
be
land is uiorougniy
-T tu t.n.. ionlnn nn (l.o firci euren riHiii, un nun
ift tnuiu nui no tiu ri' uiiwii jii un. uiri , . till & Monday in April, 18P4. The election h"1 j's will be cut t..c,tr nii;.. in ii.ornaOnr i, iurchHer. Dressed
held at the regular November election kePl for 4 , .... . and separate tickets and ballot boxes Lent h ,W,H haTe FC' will bo used. Trms ofl township otH- ?" s"'e ever' ... .m . cen expiring in April are extended to Inirmir Iho seafon he will have for Nnveniher sale Garden A cgetable, of all vaWOTCU,oei: rietics, of tho best quality, and fruits. flLJA cyclone seemi to have struck jjc nPks a generous patronage, at the Jasper branch of the Globe B. and reasonable prlces.and if it will justify L. Association, of Louisville, lau week jt the poopie wj have a firat-cUs gennod completely blown it away, the
members all drawing out. Home aso- per6on8 having good fat cattle or elation are tho beet for a town liko Jas hops or market produce for sale, will per, at all times. They materially im- find a purahaser at a fair prico by approve the totou while foreign ones do pHng to not.
JOSEPH BUCHART.
jMoniiavjarrcjien nnam oianucm um John Corn, of Petersburg, for drunkuuntss. They came to Jasper claiming to be olBcers of the law, and soon Ifot their feet and beads taagled, and tongues into other peoples business.
Kq. Fink dosed them to the tune lor htaulield of $18.43 and Corn 17.45. Having uo inouoy or friends they went to jail. UtrAudltor Graraelspacher's figures were used by the Legislature to prevent the increase of taxation in regard to school fund, and compelled the abandonment of the original proposition.
llal-Sncr nremitiniBOVereverv other make
UCrMisi Amanda Bauer, second! plirh4.(.ra of theso machli i en. a!o. run
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G JNu(r,!n0 rj,k 0f a law suit for Infringement of
W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable, stylish and durable than any other shoe ever sold at the price. Every style. Equals custommade shoes costing from f4 to $5.
The following are of the same high standard of
went:
94.00 and f s.to Fine Calf, Iland-Scwed. $3.50 Police, Farmers and Letter-Carrier. 93.50, $i.aj and $a.oo for Wotkinsr Mea.
91.00 ana 1.7s lor louins ana uoys.
9j.oo Jiana-scweu. 1 FOR $3.90 and 2.00 Dongola, LADIES
.75 tor ausscs.
IT IB A DOTY yoa owe tsvhU
m (St ut oam Taia roc year
kosey. AiooBomiz w your
zooiwear oy parcuaauiK w.
1. Doaglaa Bboea, wbloa tepreaaat th boat
m a pno aarsruMta
tuooMoaa cam mUit. Do yoa waar
Wlll live ezrlaiitva sale tsalioe draleraaad fearral Mcrchaata where Iknre ; as
acres.
State of Indiana, for the me of tho com
mnn school fund, by Jonas Auspicb, npl
on which there is duo
Principal $W0j Interest Damaees Host nf advertising 11
$12101
N E N W
a. naia HTfrrwierr.
asm
b Msassrj
mWSfi BBrr- '';if t STB
St orni m
mm is the beoT5.
Principal 13 Loan No. 468.
lotetest -3-i The undivided of Iho S 4
Damsgca öüqr section 27. town two south, ranee fin Cost of Advertising - 50. west . G6H-100 acres. Also the undiriiie.1 'lof Ihn N i SE N W qr section 27 town $ 153 21 ' golthi rHnge flyp WOst, 0 6G 100 acre Loan No. 172. rrortgaged to tho Stato ot Indiana, lot The south east quarter of the north-jtnB 0 0f commou school fund, bi east quarter of aection number twenty-Mftrtlia A. Zhn, upon which there U four, town one north, range nnmbet ,..
three west, forty acres, mortgaged tolprncjpaj the State of Indiana, for the use of the! ntcret common school funds, by James C. Cox,jrjamagC( upon which there is duo !cot of advertising
Principal ouw Interest 2 58
Dnniftires I bU
$2500 75 50
$2650
Cost of Advertising
2 50,
Loan No 439.
'Siems. Write for raialoaac.
aua, size aaa wiaia waatea.
March 10-3in
riatase ffree. W. j. iisaiiaa, iiracataa, Masa.
For Sato In J.icr by.IOHN A. HEIIMERSHKIM.
Feb. 2 1-93-1 r.
At the head of the process! on ING MACHINES, as shown tho Fairs," were the DOMESTIC and
of SEW
at all
HOUSEHOLD
ALWAYS AHEAD!!
I -BT-v a -a a a a
AKT AHB IIB! IIOB B JOT r limp A. Wuckes
m
-AT-
Mrs C. Hochgesang's.
I have just returned from tho city, where I obtained some real bargains in staple goods, and can undersell, with better goods, all those merchants who buy of drummers. Cill and be convinced. My stock of Groceries and Dry
Goods is new, no STALK STOCK,
and the best to bo found any where. Mrs. C. Hochgesang. North Main Street. P. S -Country produco bought at highf est prices. March 10 93 t-
-AT THE-
New Furniture Store.
Has received
ture, including 1
Spring slock of om handsome
furni-
Hvlug at Fordsville, Ky., died Friday
last, aged 10. She was well thought ol by many acquaintances in Jasper.
patent, as the company makes It a point
to deaPhonorably with every one. If you want the Best Machine on Earth, get one of these from
ftTTlie Cnuntv ComiuisRinnera havo
been in session tbia week transacting GOOriO P. Wa,aOr. tha nana! amnmit l Imcitiai Tin in I m sv r
Thunday Mr. Kocincr bad not beenjJaaper, Ag't for Dubois County preientjm' not lu tint ruornlnij. I July 20, 10,2,
To The Public. Whn business of my lato husband, Mr.
Paul Ivuiikci, will tin com innen as b f )ro his death, at tho old stand in Jas
per, and 1 kindly solicit tho continuance of all his former customers, as well as a generous patronage from nil tho people of Dubois county and tho public gener ally, Respectfully, 1
Jlcitl H-13 P l', 'm lit mi v
Willow Eockers, Upholstered Parlor Sets,
Bed Roou Suits,
Fancy Baby
Carriages. Etc.
And will make it to yonr Intersil to got his prices heloru buying. PHILIP A. GUCKE9,
Corner Jackson and Fourth Street.
M 1 Hinaus Tabylcs : for sour stomach.
Loan No. 188
The weit half of the north-east quarter of section number twenty-nine, town 0110 north, rango number three, west eighty acres, mortgaged to the Stato ol Indiana for the uso of congressional school funds, town one north, range five west, and town three south, range four west, by Missouri A. Simmons, upon which there is duo
Principal $150 00
Interest 13 40
Damages 3X0 Cost of advertising 2.60
168.90
LoanNo. 381. Tho west half of tho north-west qnar
tor of section number twenty-four, town
number one south, range numbor three
west, eighty acres, mortgaged to the Slate of Indiana, for the use of the con
gressional school fund, town 0110 south, range ilvo wost, by Richard Ford, upon
which there is duo
Principal $185 00
Interest 7 93 Damages 3 70 Coat of Advertising 2 50
-
199.13
Loan No. 300.
The north-west Quarter of tho north
east quarter of section number twenty
one, town number two south, range
number three west, forty acros, raort
gaged to the State of Indiana for the use of tho congressional school fund,
town one north, range three west, by
Josoph Stricgol, upon which there i duo
Principal 26.9ö
Interest 2" 0 Damages 65 Cost of Advertising 2.50
. $57.G0
Loan No. 31 1.
Part of tho South-west quarter of the South-east quarter of section No eleven, township No one south, range aix west,
commenclnir tt the S. W. comer of said
S. W. qr H. E. qr running east 26 rods, 6 links, thencn north 80 rods, thence
west 2(1 rods 0 links, thrtico south 80
rods to nlace of beclnnlng. 134 acres.
Part S E or S E qr samo section, town
and range, commencing at S E corner of) said section elovcn, running thenco north 41 rode 4 liuks, (bene wit eighty rods,
j Part of tho S E qi S W qr section No
ou' ,33 acre, all that part lying north of I'
toka river. Also ten acres rrom m south side ot the N E qr of tho S W q section No. 11. town one south, nw
No. threo west. Also that part lyim
north of Paloka river of the N E qr 0
thoN War of section No. 14 town .v
0110 south, rango No. three west twenl
acres, containing in all 68 acres morei less, mortgaged to the State oflndUu
for the use nf tho common scnooi mm by George W. Walker, upon which ther i due
Principal
Intorest
Damages
Cost of advertising
$343 1
In testimony whereof.,! have hercor to subscribed my name and L S K""1 my nffl-dal seal, at l.i?P v-w this 1st day of March, 1893. John Gramelspaciikr. Auditor Dubois County Indiaua. March 3,1893-3t.
Court Notice.
State ok Indiana, Dunois County,
Dubois Circuit Court, April Term, 1. Sarah J. Blackraer ) vs. Notice. James M. Dlnckmor) . Thn nlalntiiTin thoabovo cuise h.r
tiled her complaint therein, together n tho affidavit of a disinterested per0
that tho defendant's residence is
known and upon diligent inquiry c not be ascertained, and that the object' this action Is to obtain a divorce, Now thcroloro tho defendant is ncr' by notified that unless ho bo and PPC on tho first day of tho noxt terra ' tho Dubois Circuit Court, to he hol' on tho 4th Monday in April, A D 18; at the Court House in Jaspor, In county and Slate, and answerer den1 to aid complaint, tho samo will heard and determined in his absence In witness whereof I hereunto set hand and nlllx the seal of sEAti Court this 33d day of Fob" ary,1893. r loNATZ Eckbrt, Clerk, D. L. t-. BltETZ, McFaLL A ültKTZ, Pl'ff 1 AW Mar. 3. 1893-31. V- P '
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