Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 21, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 February 1894 — Page 5
JASPER COURIER
(Y-7-Don't forget th Sous of Vets
dance next TuemUy nlüht: (&"A number of ico houses in .lasnerwero filled with four inch ico duo j g the laat cold pell. (7- Ileiidrick's photographs mu the best. Seu tiitt adv. in another oltioin. Try lie Homo Pleasure clear. It ig , challtigeor over nil. D-l.'l
Notice.
Dr. W. Q Downs wifihea to inform the public that he will be at the Iruii-. ana Hotel Tuesday mid Wednesday oi ach week Dr. Down ia a ruluitof one of the moat reputable Dtn- ii colleges i" th woilrl, Hint comes to' us well recommended. See adv in another colutnn. 2t. Lot Kok Sale. A handsome buildin IT Hlto ou East 7th street, on easy.
terms. Inquire at Courier ofiica.
9-13t
Ir. U. F. Davis, editor of the Dloom-
i.i mirliv. lisle hikI aroma Ihn Kl lr field, Iowa, Farmer, say "I can recom-
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ciaar is unsurpassed. Try them nnd II""":,. . 5T:s" a NWmber 17 lfl-iv
ci.Mv.ivi3 -im lUiUJ Ullll croup. 1 IIIIVCI ' J - 7 "
need it in my family for the past two
years and hnvo tound it the lest I eve used for the purpose for which it is in
tended. 50 cent kittles for sale by Mar-
im rneumun
Highest of all in Leavening Power. -Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Baking
Powder
ABSOUUIEiy PURE
you will liku thorn.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Fob Sale. A lino bay mare, eight years old, a good brood maro. Inquire
at U0U1UE oince. OCTRev. J. Koycr is ongaged in a big revival at Dale, and theroforo was not at Jasper last Sunday night. Rev. W, L. Ktlinison tilled his appointment hero. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
The Homo Pleasure and Elk cigars
aro to be hau at the following places
Charles Eirg, P. M., Frank KuriKel Casper Hatter, Phillip Kastner, Win
II. Flick. Matthew Renner Aug Kae
Hin, John Ileicbelbcck and Mack
Ncudcck.
Literary Entertainment.
The Ireland W. C. T. U. will girt
a literary entertainment at the O.
Church, Ireland. Sundav teburary
at 7 o'clock p. re. Admission free.
Mary Anderson, Sec'y
Rheumatism Cured i.v a Day.
"Mystic Curo' for Rheumatism and Neu
rxieia. radically euros in ono to three uavs.
Its action upon the system is remarkable
and mysterious. It removes at once the
Jcause and the disease immediately disap
pears, i ne urst aose f reatly beneUU. 7
cts. Sold by Martin Friedman. Druircist
oasper, ina. rov. 10, '33, 8m.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. FREE GIFJ
To the first person who buys for
Cash Fivo Dollars worth of goods o us at ono timo wo will give free i
rgo fancy table cover that cost us
$3 50. Who will get it? Model Ditun Stoice, Jasper, lud
When Baby wa sack, wo garo oer Castoria. When aho was a Child, she cried for Ca tori. VThen aho became Miss, bo clung to Castoria.
Wiea .be bad Children, ahe gave thorn Castoria.
Deserving Praise. If you want to enjoy a good com
forlablo smoke then trv the II 3mc
Pleasure cliiir. as they are highly ap predated by hII that have tried them
These are lacts by first claia juduea of
cigars. 18-18.
Hern limit Hoiriiauie, an old and hiirhl v rejected citizen of Ouboi
county, who has resided on a farm
about two milps northwest ol Huntintfbtirg since 1858, died of consump
tion Thursday. Ho is a native ol
Germany, and wm born January 28th
182S. comine to this country in 1846.
In 1818 he wa- married to Mis Mary
Meyers, who died about a year ajro. Six children, four sons and two
daughters, survive him. Indppend cut. Houses KlM.Kl On Monday Mr
Uenri'o Humbert, a farmer in Hall
township, visited tho neighboring
town of Dubois, and imbibed enough
brain clotidcr to befog him. He trad
ed his team of horses, and went into a siloon to get another drink How
lon! he tarried is not known, but his
hnrsm loft him. and nevt morning
were found in a ditch along side of
the road near Cele-itine. where they
had lallen, and tho wagon ou top of
them, both dead. Rather a dear spree
ior linn.
C3"A9 tho Legislature lias given tlie Township Trustees tho control nraclicallv ol tho country roads, and
made their terms of office four years, it gives them a chance for a vast improvement in tho roads. The next legislature should give them authority
(o call upon the county suveyor for
grade pi-ins and profile of any road
they may determine to permanently
improve, so that each year's labor may ho used to a given purpose. T. F. Anthony, Ex-Postnitister of Promio City, Iowa, snys: "I bought ono bottle ol '.Mystic Cure' for KhottiiialUm and two doses did rao more good than all tho medi cine I ever took.' Sold by M. Friedman, Druggist, Jasper. Nov. 10, O.'l, 8mo. Mr. Albert Favorite, of Arkansas City, Kan., wishes to give our readers thebeneUt of his experience with colds. He says: "I contracted a cold early last spring that nettled on my lungs, and had hardly recovered from it when 1 caught another that hung on all summer and loft mo with a hacking cough which I thought I never would get rid of. 1 had used Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy some fourteen years ago with much success, and concluded to fy it again. "When 1 had got through with one bottle my cough had left me, and I Im vo not sullered with a cough or 'old since. I havo rccommoadel it to others, And all speak well of it.'- 50 cent bottles for snlo by M. Friedman.
I.v Jail. Mr. Robert L. Smith, of Jelforson townahip, wa9 lodged In jail lat weok for forgery. He is charged with forging the natuo ol John Pruitt, trustee of the township, to two town hip orders, aggregating two hundred and fifty dollars, and passing tho orders on Mr. Jos. K Huchart, merchant at tfchnollvillo, and receiving about ono hundred dollars thoreon. After gettlug the monoy ho visited New Allunv and Louisville and returned to M mi tor, shaking hands with the Tru.ui.. ou tho R. It. platform, when he lett the train. His arrest followed
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sondcr man Enjoy an Extraordinary Anniversary. On Jan. 30, 1844. at the church a
Atterdoru, Prussia, Mr. and Mra
Theo. Sonderman were united in mar
ringe, and shortly afterward irami
grated to the United States, where
they laised a family Last Tuesday
the venerable couple attended high
mass at the Catholic Church in Jasper,
celebrated by one of their son9. Kev.
Father Florentino Sonderman, now in
charge of St. Lawrence church, at
Lawreuceburg, Indiana. They again went through the marriage ceremony.
Ii Oeing conducted by their son, and
received the hearty congratulations of
hundreds of old friends and neighbor,
while tears of jov and happiness filled
the eyes of tho venerable couple
"Golden weddings" fall to tho lot of
very few couples, and a lar lesa num
ber can be re-married, after 50 years, by a son wbo has attained the position
of a priest.
Among the handsomest and most
prized presents were two pictures.
drawn and colored by their daughter. Sister Albertina Sonderman, of St.
Mary's Vigo county. They are most
exquisite works of art- one a drawing
about 15 by 23 inches, of the old homestead of Mrs. Sotidermann, and yet
belonging to the family, at Atterdorn,
im where Mr bonriertnan wooed hie
young bride, 50 years ago. The other
is a beautiful plaque representing au
open book reetitur on stand top, the figures 1844, ant! 1891 in the upper
corner?, while tha leaves of the book
aro artistically illuminated, and contain the Sonderman family record.
handsomely written in the German
anguage. A large number of persons visited
their residence during the day, and
tns'iy choice souvenir were left
among them two presents, each ol fiftj gold dollars, contributed by several
citizens, Htid at night the house was crowded with friends of the respected couplp, who spent a pleasant evening
with them, and were handsomely en
tertained The star orchestra furnished some tine music, there were some
mpromptu addresses and some
vocal mnsic Refreshments were served and the company had a merry
time till a late hour. The Coukiek
wishes tho aged couple many more years of happiness.
Ireland Inklings. Sleigh riding was all the go after
the snow fell until they wore it out.
Our snow was quite a surprise to
most of the folks, but most of the peo
ple enjoyed it while it lasted.
1 1 9 . a v r I
ikc uaruin s inn is a noiea piace ior n ft i a codUie for curk o the
Coasting and tnOt Of do gals and hoys I)itolCircalt Court, f abject to thuäecUSoa of ifce
Dubois County
I
whipped Mitchell in The U. 8. ousrht to
a knock out the British anv linn in that
me i-uuiic acnooi many, and tbe Codrier believes it can. sWaI..S.. IC ITS.. t. ft V. a.m.
uui tue unusn gold-bug are knock
ing us out now, and even Carlisle cringes to them, and issues bonds at
their command.
Normal School. ore i three rounds.
ine unaersigneu win conduct
Normal School at
I ll.l? a -
uuiiuiiig in Jasper, oeginning Jlay 7, 1894, and continuing eight weeks. Classes will be organized in the eighth
vearof common school work, in High school work, and training teachers in
the tecbncial phases of presenting the
various subjects to a class of honors. If a sufficient number of pupils de
mand it a school in the German lan
guage will be organized.
Competent assistants will be secur
ed and the course of study will be announced in a short time.
For further information address, J. T. Wousiiam. Jasper, Ind.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS STOK OFFICE.
Fee For Announcement S)5. Truste of aUlnbrldge Towns) hip
RjiiHiET Fixt I casdititte forTr&ttceof Bta-
bridge towBtalp, abjt to th e decUIon of the Dm-
ocrUc rrisurj. ISM.
William A.Skcus U a candidate for Truiteeof
fUlnbridge towasfeip, tatject to the drritlon of the
Dtiaocritlc I'riBaarj.
Avpasw Knurr I a caadidate for Trestte of
lUiobridg tovssbip, f abject to the decision ;f the
Dtstocratk Trimary.
Jooirn Knut, Jr., U a ciodidtte for Trste of
Btlnbridgc townhIp, tabject to tke deciiion of the Democratic primarj-, ISM.
Fer AsMsaor of Bainbrislge Tp. Jocra Scmrrca, it a candidate for AttMr of
UilnbriJf:t townfhip, tabject ioihe decision of the
Democratic priaarj. ,
Trustee of Madison Townsnip.
John a. SiEnrrajueiL I a cicdldate for TrnitoeJ
of if aditon Tornhlp, isbject to the decitioa of the
Democratic Triaary, hen held, asd retpectfsily
ükithe npport nf Democratic roter.
'or Trustee of Boone Township
William M. Haku Ii a candidate for Trotte of
B-Jone township, snbjKt to the decition of the Dem
ocratic primary.
For Aaaesssor ef Boene Tewnshlp.
J.C Kieklaxd it a casdidate "or Awestor of
Roooe tovothip. objert to the decision of the Dem
ocratic Pritaary.
TniHtee of Harbison Township.
Jon Siirz it a casdidate forTruttfe of Hrbi-n
tnhlp. tabject to the decition of the Deiaocratie
nominatl ag primary.
Hoar I'. I)rxii it a candidate for Tratte ef
Rtrbiton tontbip. istject to the deriiloa of the
Democratic Primary.
Assessor of Harbison Township.
IUkti Baichcb it a caBdldate for Attestor of
Uarblon towcobin, lobject to th decition of the
IViuocratlc primary.
IIcskt RciLra Ja., it a candidate fot Attettor o
Hatbiton toantbip, tsbject to the dedtion of the
IVtnccratic primary.
For County Recorder.
I'.mAtx Lcmijig It a caclidale for re-election at
Cocnty Recorder of Dsbois cocatr. solject ta the
dfd'ioa of the Democratic primary.
For Circuit Court Clerk.
Cy The Sons of Vets., of Jasper
Divis'on Jo. 100, Jerger Camp, will
have a dance next Tuesday night.
reo. u, at Kästners Hall, for the bene
fit of tbeCtmp. The voutiar men In
vite everyone, and insure all who at
tend a pleasant time.
( ome. and assist us. Ph. A. Guckej? Geo. W. Gramelspacqek C. F. G CTG SELL. Committee.
was dar, seeing which could beat fill
ng down. Ask Ozie D for furth
er particulars.
Misses Lora ami Minnie say that
Ctckadoodledo m a good one to go
coasting with down the bill.
Some of our girls have the 'ween-
e" bad; ask cur western girls.
The Hummers stilt visit our town
amid tho hard Democratic times, as some say, and sell our merchants big
ots of spring goods. Mrs. Em. Ferguson, of Washing
ton, h here visiting tier daughters,
Mrs. Mag. Briltain ano Mrs. Ella Nor
man .
Mr. Tommy P. Hope and wife, of
Otwell, was visiting their children here Sunday .
Willie Armstrong, of Longbranch.
was up visiting his urandtna, sirs. Myers, Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. Babe Little swam Patoka Fri
day to get to talk to his b-st girl Sun-
lay night, and swam back to Crack
ers Neck Monday in order t tcich
school the rest of the week. Habe is a
faithful boy.
One of our young girls says she will
marry a "man'
County Democratic Primary.
XtMAi lUtKix itacacdidate for Clerk of the
Daboit Circuit Cocrt, tabject to the decitinn of the
Democratic Primary. For County Auditor.
rirt i ?cnirn I a cisdklate for Auditor of Dabois Coantr. tallect to the decision of the
Oaaty Democratic Primary.
Wiluah II itini, of Patohatottnthlp.it a can
diJtte for Auditor of DaboU county, tabject to the
decidoa of the Democratic nominating primary.
Arertr It. Kocaxca, of Hantinbarif, It a candidate for Auditor of Dabei coantr, tabject ta th
decition of theDesBOcriUcaoniinatlBK primary.
Jtcoi H. Stto, of Hall tottnthip, H a candidate for Auditor of Daboit oanty. tabject to th e dedtion
of the Democratic primaries For County Treasurer. l'iu Sobk, of Variontonr.thip.it a casdi'
dtte fwr Treaarer of Da bolt cosoty, tabject to the
decition of the Deasocmic primary conteGtios.
Edwaid A. Doaxarit a candidate for Treacrer of Dabolf conntr. tabject to the decition of the
Dtmccritic Primary. MatMiAt Oux;, of Ferdinaml tonnthip, it
casdidate for Treavtnrerof Dnboit Coantr, tabject t
the decition of the Democratic primary. For Sheriff of Dubois County.
llitar CtMior it a candidate for Sheriff of Dsboit
for his feather bed I twenty, jnbjecl lo the decMon of the Democratic
(00 Slick, tOO Slick." j primary contention.
Tho latest now for sore toes is crsn-; iuAn. CArarr. ot Patoka toBtWp it a
berries. Hal lial AK lue girls ( , ciMuur rnma mvwcnuv,
Susie Colvin left Friday to stay ai1!ll!",fll"n"80f,,licw8lll"rl",r
Arista Stcwart'i. at Petersburg, for a Iotz l Twn.ot Hail toathip, it
few weeks.
ididate for Sheriff of Dabois coanty, tabject to th
Grand Maso.uekade Ball. Tb
Courier acknowledges an invitation
to the masquerade ball to be given by the Arion Singing Society at German
ia Mall, tvansville. on next Monday
nigni. inenaii will be handsomely
lecorated for the occasion, and the
stage will show in miniature the fa
mouB jiiaway naisance. in the af- TaBÄÄternoon thjre will be a Mardi Gras "P'j-
Parade on electric cars. It will be a
notable event in Evansville. and no
doubt a number of our beauty loving
ana aance enjoying citizens will at
tend. The Arion has the reputation
or always having superior entertain
ments.
Report of The Dubois County
Board of Health for Fourth Quarter 1893.
No. of marriages Oct. 9, Nov. 27,
Dec. 13; total 49.
INo. of birtbs-Oct. S4, Nov. 41.
Dec. 34; total 109.
No. of deaths Oct. 9, Xov, 14
Dec. 6 ; total 29. Cause of death Accident 2, Bron
chitis 1, convulsions l.cyanoaa 1, de
bility, general 2, diarrhea, chronic
diptberia 1, dysentery 1. embolism,
cerebral 1, rever, scarlet 1. fever, typhoid 6, fever, typho-malarial 3, gastritis 2, heart disease, organic 1, inanition 1, liyer disease, tubercuhr 1 meningitis, spinal 1, pneumonia 2 ; total 29. B. B. Braknock.
Sec'y Dubois Co. Board of Health.
Jasper. Jan. 26, 1694.
Dabbling in
Real Estate
or conducting; a retail basinefis, it is
tne shrewd, wide-awake
buyer who
most success
ful. Even i most casua
examination of our stock will convince
you that there
has been some
very shrewd, hard-headed
bargaining
clone to provide such val
ues at prices
marked.
Please call and see them at The Popular Store of
S. KUEBLER,
West Side of Public Square,
Indiana.
Dubois Doings. Miss Ktie Bays is teaching a very successful teraa ef school hers. Items from Dibols have been as carce of late as lbs snow flakes have been this winter. Our borne lire insurant
are dolnr rood work. Tha i-
eressing their capital all the Unas.
Ben. Rowekamn.onp miliar kt.
bOUSe tO Mrs. E ichoffsr. ml hnn.Ki .
piece of land from Gao. De KT in. r
whert hs will build a nice bone.
Born to Or Coble and r. . unm
and to Geo. Harter and wir .
Geo. says be'II be a muilcian soon, and have a band of bis own.
Being as we bars just had a nice
snow so we nay venture out sleigh riding, so wa have coats, and if we
and in the watte basket mm'w
write again.
By the way we have seen verv tm
county candidates; still tbsy are numerous. Ferd. Schneider, onr wortb
ex-sbsriff, has called on bis old friends
oi mis piaee.
Mr. II. Allen has sold hla niaca
Mr. Andy Schnell, our voanm ttaiw-
smlth. A good cbancs for a hon far
soma girl. Try rirls: we will
wbo gets it.
Our blacksmiths. E. Mrirai jk
Schnell, are prepared lo do all kinds of machinery repairs. They do their work by steam and have also secured
corn crusher, and will be lad tn
crush all the wheat and corn they can for the people on Saturslays.
Of township candidates, w ha
two in our place, U. P. Dudlne. onr
aioon keeper, for trustee of Harblann
township, and Geo. L Senir for aas.
sor of Marion township. Both will make good officers, if chosen.
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Clock,, Spectacle!, Silverware, Etc. PERSONAL ATTENTION TO ALL REPAIR WORK. F. C. KUEBLER, Jeweler, Cor. Eighth and Main Streets, Jasner, Indiana. December 29, 1893.
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Htid ho is tn have a nrolimiuarv er.
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animation UOrorO E9q. U. r . uaies ai( uue it cir a hui , u.cll,IL , $trftrt acarnJtJate for Scsator llirdicye, to-morrow. Ho has been away hsl week, but done no danuge j,, in4 remie,, .abit to the deiMlng blackboards in the township, to amount to anything. d,lM1of the Democratic Priaary. is. ?!!"'"'" ..I?'1 'J'l lhf VU. 'b'L .T,!'"l',p"l.lnf , ?.Ä .r er.ut., nm JU..CI.I eire.lt.
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