Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 27, Jasper, Dubois County, 17 March 1893 — Page 4
JA.SPKR CUURIliK
JA w I K kT Fill DA V. r llAU'MI 17. 189!
Knterrdat tbe Fctf nicest Jper Indiana, for trn
Hifiunth'( jßh iheinall ermi l-ela mattfr i
The Hoard
or County sIoikth
Mot Monday, pursuant to adjournment. Tin contract lor pauper practice in Patok township wis let tor tho ennf nif trartoDr C (.'. Itnixhroke tor f 1-4 ; ttil for Madhon to )r. A. M, lK-mi, tor J2a
Allowances were mad to each of the
Commissioner of Ml 50. and to
Commit- -'T ho street lamp were not III on
Dili street last annua) night anil citizen groped thflr wnyo to church In ihe darklies. SnniK nun aiinnhl hit iloi'Lrmt In
' wage for such neglect. It U gutting
entirely loo Inqnoul. UiNNoliition Notice.
VJolico Is hereby given thai Ihn part
norship hcretofnro existing be.
the twoen Win. M. Harris and SiiiIiIi Itnhln
Slifiill'ol 18 lor expenses ol the March U"" in Ihn general mercantile business ni
session, l'ortersville, Dubois county, Ind., did ly I-..- . -.fit - . i ....... .1 Clt. flllll.l.lt ItAHtluli I . I I . I ........ I. I..
. I 1 lie llt'W inillllll III VIMUHI Ot"H. ri mnonn uip-uivr- itl l lllM Mlip Uli . fo inaka Patoka river navigable by iThiueday, March 9 l-3, Mr. Smith iiiskiug it a publics highway, was di6 i Rubiiuon withdrawing fi nm aid Hun '""iiiiiiirted summarily, the Hoard having ap- Mr. Wm. M Harri azurne ihe indebt Vl'1 ... . .. .. I... I .. I. .1 . ...
Ei.Eninc Liciit. As will In up
the in wo iru-tee-' proceedings lust Mo
.i t .i.. i. Ä i.. .. i .. i. ..I .
i t . i . . l .i . I i l'n,"' v',wer "d atnined the lit kei-pina up Ith ho proeesuion. In lhoronrhlv heretofore, on a forZT'iZt ' W . Initio.,, ami helm: ati.Hmi hat it 138 enterprising ones ihn lloanl vnt-d i , ,,,,!, ,.,
to have an electric light phut, under thr
law pasM (I by the late legislature, n N conv ol which will ie found on the
would nut Im ol public utility
The petition of .lohn Leist nr-r and others lor a bridge over l'atoka river
.(between tho Klingel mill bridge and the
i uilPlliiiiru i iiiuM in Ii) inn Finnic wnp: ipi.. . . I ti li.. ti -1 l appointed. i U hoPPd when ,., co,.ft, C 0 one I no tl mittpe wi ts upon eitizpn it will lind all'J',.'r1c0I,oncrs ,,,1'", er?lu. wert ready to respond lihrrally, by i-king m.C?,n 1,11 V'i 89 n'S. w- " ' ,n,nv lijrl..- a .hoy really rrd h,I can!"1 '."n'l V " Petil'0n t0 aM"eX fford. Whrnfcverfllbniulrpdcommer-I1'0:0 - . p nf ml and numeric light r. disposed ol',, J"" "far.mn ,!',i8"e,, a8 J P' of in .IpiT. h Mreel lighting will I.p en- l1'? ",! p t. i, s MrHv l.ee in iho IOW.C as the dome.tirl ,V"P,t A,,0 "PPI't o nilne lighting will Hum, pay ,he entire ! ÄÄed'
uenae ol opcralin Hip plant. , ... r ir 1.1-1. lbe pplition lo allow
will he HiivprtisiMl lor aflpr Hie con
edness ortid linn and will collect al
ontsiaiiding iiid.'hto.lncso due tho firm Mr. Harris will cotuiiiue in said biisim-a Wm M. Harhi S.MITII Koill.NSON X B. Person knowing themselves indebted to (he firm will pleaso call on mo and settle their account! immediate ly and greatly ohligo
Wm M Hakuis, Portcraville, lud .
aiarcn 17 r. a. v.
nil! lie niiii;iiioi;u ll'l null IIIC l." 1 1 1 " L . . ..,.,1 . . . . mitteo repor.s the necrfisary capwity. fe 7"' V' .hall prove lo be without the Ii, Lei J,!' 'V'1 ,,"" P?
Agriculttinil I in pi einen tt. Mr. L. Spayd "has renled tho Geo. Mehringer store room to sot up agricul
tural machines' in. He will receiye two
car loads next week and farmers want
ing new harvesters and com drills this
year will do well to see him before Inning. '
I Chance to MakeMonev.
lenient i U SnUry ml KxpitiM pal.t. nr Communion If preIHO 'n'"'"1' Si'MiiM) WBiiird ierwbre Noeipcri ' ,0"-'i met- iifulf.l, AiWrri,i.ltiK tgf .
the Soldier's
Monument to ho erected in the court
anted.
extmineri tho Audi-
iin.l . ...I rt I. ... . II
..kiiii.. ni i,,n i...... id.. ..n.n iinitmtMn i Him irfniurprH recuriis h in nil
ti a-nuM i. ,.,1 ..'n.. . . '. .l Intitl. and allowHiicr and splflprnent
i nuiii" nr. ijmiii I'Uiii., III n M r HI I II, I . r Z ' ..n:t.,. wheels for ihn year ending Noi
Iii t. 1 1 Ii iiunii auiiii;ii.-iii ill tu l ll I ... . ... I . .. t-i-,.iiui)i Kr. water lo the town. aln,. Hi.d lorale hi1? 'd "'P, ,,em w tUyl" KW" Cu Nur"f ' Oenev.. . t ' ... Unill-ll . mill rtl I hu rl pnllll pnnr ai.il nniiil i
power liousoal such a point as will cor- ,L " . -..... wU.. tainly iel.i am .mailing supply of vnAx correct nod .,, good shnpe. ter. Uy this means the expense ol " j10"1"'1 U"icd Wednesday water wmkn will tie niHierinll v reducocl, lish?hm.,.iaU bß defme(lw se ',0 MUb-! Wer ToTvn Trustees. The finances of Jasperm in a good' The Hoard mot M irch 13, 1S93. All condition for tho electric light phni members present, now, tho town being nut nl leb, and Al I.owancss.
wiiii aunui nwni iiio ire- sury, nun h fico. Rrosemer. mnr.h.l
30 00 C 25 60 4 25 1 50
i i. ty on i.t t
Km Him .,., ir ! t.'a .Minn r. Mcrmi annomrr tot ownera
' ' 'WMI'U"P' 1 II"' IUI I'll) V 1 . a k - . ma
I Ik. hPtnL- i I...;,,..- .i.i, i. v..-."" iuwuiH Bireei. oeiwecn l.illi anil ID
m "I IVK liiiilllliiuuill. IIJIB n I l'H im ,(. . 1 m .. II his new hall and addition to the Kami. !' 7 " ' '"""L f?r 'ii? wldeiiinjr of
mat
SI. i I . .
vi vuii mum inifcu uy any r vn coriuir-,v Ii i,,it
.Hon in Iudbna It can icadily lloat ! L;M.M sirrf., labor the necessary bonds at f.on, 4 to 6 pcrS Kll(.t)Pr. cent, interest. ; r ..,
I t JJ 'llipri i, irini n PMIIM II III 1
Busiiicg Opportunity. A good chance for a ladv wish ng t" cngHge in Millinery. I will oll whole stock at a low prico ('n on ni
address. M aooik Kueiilkk. Jasper. J
Now Im the Time To Settle.
VToticels hereby given lo all persons
knowing themselves Indebted to the
'slain ol llio Ute Paul Kunkel, deceased, n call on the undersigned and make
'Pltleinent of accounts by the 11 day of
May, 1803 i give this timo that all nay have a chance to setllo without osis. Accounts not settled by thai line will be placed in officers' handa for tollection. Persons Laving claims rgaint him will plensi present them promptly. March 10-P3 Miir. Mary Kt'NKKi..
IITfO HOTEL
MILL STREBT. JASPER.
AUGUST :-: KAEGIN,
PROPRIETOR.
The traveling public will find this houo well lurni-ihed and fitted every way, nod Ihn best of attention will he given to the wants of guests. The furniture and bed are all new, and the table will bo loiitnl suppliod wiih the market affords. Terms reiuonablc. Aug. Kaegin.
. March 10-93
THE JASPER MARKET
Joseph Buchau.
Has noeneil in his new lniiliiiiig on
6lh steel, opposite Union Hulfl in Js
per, a dailv
Al the head of the proceesioti ING MACHIN'ES.as shown the Fairs, weic the
of SEW at all
DOMESTIC and
lit" null inn nuillliuil ill I III! rBIIIIi. ii ... m . , 1 House. Ilwlllbe.iwojtoryfriiiio fo.pt, ?" , by G8 feet, and will luve Lar roon. 1 i 'u. i i ' W " ed J I bowlinj; alley down s.airs and H rsmelspcher Joseph Friedman,
crs
34
nnd bowlinj; alley
danco hall in the second
John
Sr.
r-i,.... 1. .siit"" --'". iiikci , n b i.iMllllllliru III
1IMIIVU ihi i.i.iii-ri-rfiiii .'llf. 1 "HI . . rf ,
bean imposing improvement to Mill iri'" aauiagea Rtrnet -"; ""'.if ny, Rnd report to iho Hoard.
HOUSEHOLD
Dlreet.
For the Meat Dopartment he has mii ployed a Superintendent. Mr. Vitien tine Messinur, who has IihiI an ox
perionceof lilii en years in that buinoss,
tn if is thoroughly qualified. 8ugni e.tired hums, salted inents. shoulders
ind sides will ho cut and sold to suit
uurchasers. Dressed fowls will also he
keot for sale.
During Lent ho will have Fresh
FIhIi on sale every day.
During the season he will havo for
i-iale Garden Vegetables, of all va
taking premi ms over evorv other maki ""'C'cs, of the best quility, and fruits.
no BsKs a generotia patronage, at
on his lot on Clay streit, noith ol 8th. lie will mako a cosy home of it. Mr. J. L. Pnsler expects to pu' in Iho foundation next week for a new residence on 12th street.
Mr. Flick is trying to finish his newresidence on Newton street, work on
which the cold weather of iho winter
compelled him to suspend. Carpenters and masons will be busy in Jnfpci this year. Ilfiistru- . Jusper. The CocitiF.it designs publishing, be noon as the engravings can be obtained, no edition of 5 000 copies, with illustrations of tho town and its principal business firms and prominent cilizeus. Already thirty havo engaged Bpaco of our KOlicitor, Mr. Wm. J. Seiler, and a part ol the necessary cuts have been received. Others who have taken space should furnish the illustrations as soon as possible, and thoso who Imve not engaged pace should apply during next week, as tho lime is limited. Every business man in town should havo n picture of his place of business in this edition, and assist in scud.ng it everywhere
rbere ll may perchance do Ihe town irood by calling new citizens or now enterprises to our midst. All will be welcome. Hond your names to Mr. Seiler and ho will call on you. Taxes. Citizen siiouid be careful henceforth I hat their laxca are not allowed to becomo delinquent, B4 under the new fco and salary law, now in force, the county treasurers are compelled to report the delinquency, and their salaries lor collecting taxes are bnspd Jupou their reports, nnd Ihoy can't show any favors any more. This is one of
be "reforms" of the fee and salary Uw. Isbanitv lN(t:icsTÖirTöit Friday an insane 'rial was held over Conrad JJicker, of Ferdinand township, bv Esq jfoldau and Zoollcr, atid Drs. Knapp and Kenipf. After examining tho witnesses, the Squires foun him insane and tho clerk made and transmitted ap
plication for his admission to tho hos
pital al hvaiiaville. Fike. Wednesday alieriioon Mr. Jos. Gutgsell'g smoke house caught tiro from ptuoking meat, and was burned. IIU residence was saved by good work on the part ol tho citizens. The paint on the bouse was damaged but tbo loan Was covered by insiirauco.
DaoTitntLY. I'optuiHeler Corn has
my, arm repori lo uio Hoard. PnMh- r . Ho asks a
. - . itiwiiriir'iiiiir'uiiini.. iiiiifH. hihii run
.Mr. Pat. Cassidy put down tho foun-' i" 1J.0ft,,e a,l! .ol,,er,.' lDe numberof, no rik of n lawsuit for infrineement ol reasonable prlces.and if it will justify
dations for a five room cottage residence!. , ,. , rp . .. . . uaram ,0 eB' patent, as tho company makes it a nolm tho People will havo a first-class gen-
Kii.tVi V e ' "? ,e.' l'J "ftr ' o es- patent, as tho company makes it a point lablish an eloc.riclIgh plant for the (own. f0 honorably with every one. If
V". ..inj.,,.. ... Tun-in ni i you want the Heat Mnohli.n n.. v.rii,
- - - - w AUS IU
the last enrporation election had signed Let one of these from
iiiu (jiTiiiiuii, hu im iiiDiion a committee of three from esol, ward, as follows, were appointed lo find Ihe number of
lights needed and also the kind.
1st ward-Wm. H.Jult, Jos F. Filed-,asPer Asr't for Dubois County ... .. .1 'I'l l. I J T-f r 1 i . .
'ral market.
rorsons naving good tat catno or
hogs or market produce for salp, will
Hud a purahaser at a fair price by apGeorge P. OTaKner,!plin-t0 i lACrDU DHPUfl DT
man and Theolmld Kiefer
2d ward J. P. Slb, John Gramel-
spacher and Ph. A. Guckes.
n ward-M. p Durlauf, John A
Bermersheim and Jos Friedman, Sr.
4tn ward h lvtiehlsr, Johu Lorey nd Jos, Eckstein.
5th wrd-. J. Kempf. C. Doane and
w ö. nunter.
Urdered that the Clerk find what
town officers are to be elected al next
election. Hoard adjourned.
July 20, 1R92.
!Feb. 24-93-ly.
-THE-
NEW YOEK LEDGER!!
The Leading Family Weekly of America.
When Baby waa tick, we giro her Castoria, Wen Rh was a Child, she cried for Cwtoria. Whon rhu became MIsm, she cxing to Castorla.
When she had Children, she gare tbem Cat tori.
Maurice
crrj Drown,
For Sale!
Fifty Shares in the Jasper Manufac
turing Co. Inquiro of Jos. Hauer, or at dm Jasper Furniture Company's
uince.
Dentistry.
N. II. Wilson, Dnntist. will bo at the
Indmrm Hotel, in J.isnei. Friday. Sahir.
day and Monday, Murch 17th. 18h and
20th, 1893. when he will bo prepared to
do Hi kinds ol work In Iho dental line. All prisons winding wink done, are re-
qiiiMiod to call, rh suMaction is guaran
teed in an cn-fs Court Notice.
Statk of Indiana, Dunots County, ss:
UiiDols Uircult Court, April Term, 1803
oanin . UlacKuicr ) vs. Notice. Tames M. Hlackmcri
The plaiiiiifT in the above cue having
nieti ncrcompiaitit tnereln, together with
theamdavit of a disinterested porson
mat mo detendaiifa residence is un
known and upon diligent inquiry can
G'.re th followlnR, a pnll lUt only, of It main attraction:
t,..?'"'''''!."' .'u,,rf .rnc nov,1I,,,,! cmnP,f," "h i'n: lir mich unthoM a: tef Mk. i'v T ' Howard M low. Mr. William Winter, LouU llarmar. fett, William fcrr. Ufte Muruhall North, Man-Kyle Pallaj, W.C. Kltchln.
i-pfClauVngBed bMUtlfa,ly an,J Profn''y HlmtMled, by the moil popular favorite of the day. who will he
3 Valuable article for wnmim. "Th. Wnm.n'. Wo.1.1 n . ..n a i j ..i
about lioutebold matlira, cliildtcn ftrant. fmhlon. tt(luttie and locKty.
"From the World's Four Corner. " a ml
I Ihty fe luifl(( s mu uu uittij vuai nuuui i im wuui vn in (tie nay auu mini
4 "Children nil orer the world." a column !pnrrm-nr A a tit M'Aalf lnln,ll t.ai tnarl aliil.l r i 1, at 1 1 1 1
ones of the family. ' " " -"' ""
...m ,'','n', lnteretlnchnrt afnrle ofailventtixe. albletlr. burinexa travel lonrnall'm, ll.l, n.ilt t""! K .".'rI- Vc"y Kale M. Cltary, J. I.. Harbour, Th llb. Harriet I'renott SpotTurd. Col Thomas W. Kno. Ann. si.lM J
0. History, Iliography and Science In brief articles.
7. Crlp editorial on toplo of the day, S. A valuable correipondence department. Bjn.c t.l ri.-r . ... ..... ...
ra7 T.vmi VI1II31UIBR, cane.-, i ourtn or.Ju r ami ThinV.trifir.1. if..m.... ui. ...i...i..n m i ..j
COVCra . u null ! IIEIIIbHIIJ 1 1 1 UUI llll t U
A Four-Dollar Patter for Two Dollars.
t npie copies irec. Aunretl KUIIKKX IIONNKH'S SONS. 182 William St.. Saw York Cltv
And all this fn-onlv J a year. Flflty-two numberi of from Iß to 24 panes.
SPRING IS HERE
With Its smiles and showers, nnd flW and Dowers, ami tho conseqnem 0,.0 slty ol "cleaning house" lor tho coming heat ol summer. Ynn r.
and hold your temper, your wife's temper and tho hired help's temper. An in Iaialalk1n ainn t r l r a i In 4 A ..
inuaviu w r j iu kakj du in IU UAH Uli
GEORGE W BROSMER
At bis Btoro on 6ih street and supnlv vour houso with now and
WALL,
hundsoine
Instead of compolllng the women to scour tho walls. It is about as chean ,
Ih osmer'8 prices, (from b to 30 cents per roll) and a treat doal nnntoe ni . ......
and mnro christian like, than the everlasting scrubbing. You want to anv.. n..
same work, too, on your Doors by getting
r
For Ihem. Brosmer has samples of all styles: 1(30 patterns to select from and f prices from 15 cents a yard up, to suit your UhIo. A newcarnnt mtv
more than its cost iti a doctor bill if your wifo does tho scrubbing of your lloori
GEORGE W. BROSMER N. B. If you want good bread and cakes or confectionery, rcmembor my stora is headquattcrs. March 10, 183
Tftt brightest star in thi Clothing sky
THD FHM0U9
HÄPPY HOWE
v
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 fall line of Shoss, Hats and Furnishing
vtuuub. vui xricoo uuuus oiocK is compieie. Gall and examine,
EELEE.
the 5en. etc . bv
1 notnaf llunn Kng
E.
WE W NTOit
Joseph F. Sermersheim.
Has remodeled his house on Iho corner of Jackson and 6th stroet in front of the
court house, in Jasper, and put in a stock of Dry Goods, Groceries and Notions
BEWARE OF FRAUD.
aasl Brim itninnp
Haid everywhere.
Jb. XJeagiaa aama cei battaas. Laak
rHBTlSTHE
1'..
W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. A sewed shoe that will -not rlo: Calf.
scnmlcss, smooth inside, more comfortable, stylish and durable than any other shoe ever .nl,,.llk...!.. T?. ...! t 1 .
ouiu.il me iiii.u. i.ltl oivic. Mijuuis Viuatuuimade shoes costing from $4 to $5.
The following are of the same high standard of merit:
S4.00 nml fg.oo Fine Calf, Ifand-Sewed.
93.50 I'oilcc, farmers nnd I.cUer-Carnera.
93.50, 9.2S nnd 9a. 00 for Working Men. Sa.OO nud Si.r for Voutha und linv.
j.oo iiaua-acwca, 1 FOB $.$0 nud a.oo Dongola, J LADIES.
91.75 tor Aliases.
XT W A DUTY too ewe yourself
to cat mm Deal value lor your aooney. Economic In yoar
ioowear dj puronaamr Zj. Songlaa Bboaa, wnlob
praaent ine oaat vama
at ut pnoaa aaveruaea
aa tüooaanas oaa taa
Uiy. Do yoa wear
olV':' aiiW: r b0 ''i-lnnTbeiuccVS , a S hat Zobjec ol 2.: ' ,b!;( ,TCr "I! i thi! action is to obtain a di vorce"1
mm-f " " j j anil 1 J O I f f UW Eracticing licking stamps and ticing up undies in tho 1. 0., while Mr. Corn is
looking aller his prosiectB of pork on
bis jar m. Anothkk Nmv IluiMiiNO.Mr. Dan. F.J. Miller has purchased tho vscsnt lot 1 f Mrs. Prelis, corner Newton and
J'lh streets, and will put up a machine
Hop 100 lect long, 60 Icot wide, and one
lory iiign.
PiiEACiit.vo. Ucv. W. II. Jackson P.-
1. will tll'Phnh In .Tncrini at Ilm M Li
- ..... . . w ... " ' , W I MV 1UU ... . IJ church next Sunday night at lamp light Illtf .Qllllllav (inlinnl .1 01 In ll..
a W1.UUU1 13 iii hid mum Ing. Everybody wolcotnu to both icr-
' -'s mm v
KMr. M. F. Durlaul is niakini' a
lianuoino doublo monument for (he
late .loim jm. Uberbt and E xaboih
lL...t . a . a .. . . a
Iiis 1 iiu mi:-iku JB IIUK UL', BI1U U ll
a l aa' - - -
tETMr. Win. Öcbllter has bought the
M r& ...... I . . . tllkl ' m.m
nil I riv 111 .11 r. 1 nnia i 11 m, sunaii.
ackson street for f5.r0, and Mr. Miller
r ----- vbw4bmw a' a a a iu nil
wannii, uu (iu lUCCl, 101 $W 1
Now thereto tin; ilclendant ia here
by notined that unless ho be and appear
oiiuie nrst uay 01 ttio next term ot
the Dubois Circuit Court, to be holden
nn Ilm Jlh Mnnilrti- i ti A rift I A T lüf.O
at the Court House in Jasper, in said March 10 1893-1 y
county ami btate, ann answer or demur to said complaint, tho same will be
heart! and determined in bis r.bsence
In witness whereof I hereunto et my
-y nana and atlix Ihe seal of said
hea t. Court this 23d day of Fcbru v ary. 1S03. IcsnaT7. EcKr.rtT. Clerk. D. C. (1
Diirtz, McFaM.a Bkktz, Pl'ffa Atlys.
Mar. a löua-ui. pf. pd,
Of all kinds. Customers will Dnd hero a new stock nf ii. .i. .
prices and will always bo welcome, whether thev buy or not, and are sure of courteous treatment. I hope by lair treatment al fair prices lo receive a liberal sharo of custom. Try mo. I will allow tho highest market price for butter and eggs.
JOS. F. SEROIERSHEIIHI
IF YOU WANT GOOD
Fewetry I
Farmers' Homt! (On Mill Street. JASl'KR.) PHI LH KÄSTNER. Prop'r.
TtltS eo nm lei has been thorntnthlr orli.nlpit. und rtalid ti.w IhrAiir.,.....! .... t . . I
openfor imbllcHl Itimriit. The table will always N JAbPKK. SOME v. r ..... 1 . ... 1 1 ... ....1 1 ,i ....1. ..1... . in. . .
,T IUII1I.I Tu '('"i im irirri win oe reaaonsiii.
A poo.1 table for furnier horre, and cheap teed. A sooit liar well auiiplted with Ihn rlmlr..t iin..
and clears, and polite sttentlnn always, nivn m . trut. niit.ir K,8T.Ni:it.
t . mr ab
1'fC. aTV Vi-J,
FOR PRESENTS THAT WILL HE APPIircniATirn
DY ANY ONE, AND KEPT FOR YEA US, ::BUY OF:
F. C. KUEBLER. ,3
ll
OF HIS SUI'BRB .TKWKI.RV. I
SII.Vb'.lf.W.llM.V n. IIAVOaOMV W a mj-n..-. ' I
...... .... ..... niiLfovilll'i VI t. till I'.n. i"BBB
IiiNiirvil to PIchhc, AND AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPBI'ITION,
RijiinTu1iiilcs : 0110 gives a-lief,
vP.rn.?rr of E,r?th and Main Streets, Jasper, Indiana ief ' A OY -5j 1892 y,
ÖWIM alvaexelaalye aale taahoe slenlerai aast geaeral inercainniii where I knYe ae eiita. Write far caiittoRne. If not foraalo la Tear sdace aead direct ta Factary, atatlnc aa. alae aaa width wanted. Paataie Free. W. iL. Daaglaa, Hracktea, Mans.
March 10-3m.
For Sale In Jasper liy JOHN A. SEKMERKIIEIM.
NEW SPRING GOODS, ALWAYS AHEAD!!
nn ANS MS! STOCS ! JURE Philip A. Guckes
-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. Call and bo convinced, My slock of Groceries and Dry Goods Is now, 110 STALE STOCK, and the best to he found any where.
Hri. C. Hochgesang". North Main Stroet. P. S -Country produce bought at highf
est prices. March 10 üü t-
AT THE-
To Tho Public.
rpiio business of my lato husband, Mr. 1 Paul Kuukel, will be continued as
before bis death, at the old stand in Jas
per, and I kindly solicit tho continuance
of all his former customers, as well as
generous patronage from all the people
or Dubois county and tbe public gener ally, Respectfully, March 10 93 Mhs, Mary Kunjcex.
New Furniture Store. Has rccolvod a Spring stock of furni
ture, Including some handsome
Willow Rockers,
Upholstered Parlor Sets
Bed Roou Suits, Fancy Baby
Carriages, Etc. And will mako it to your interest lo
got his prices botoro buying.
PHILIP A. GUCKES,
Corner Jackson and Fourth Strcefi
March 10, I8Ki
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