Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 27, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 March 1894 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER
JAtPBK, DUBOIS) COUNTY, INDIANA.
Katri aX tk PottoMc t Jtiptr IadUs, fr
immuiin iarouB in aun m cona cim n.utr.
FRIDAY,
MARCH lfi, 1894,
Creameky. If the farmers round Jaeper waat to make doubl tbe money taey can fron raiaiDj: ßO cent wheat, let Ibra establish a creamery, aad rar for better and milk. It aheald bar from $3,000 to $3,500 capital. Tba capital itock will Dot pay a percentage upon the investment directly, but will pay very largely indirectly, and citizens of Jasper will take one-fourth of the etock to secure Its location here, if formers who will supply it with nilk will take tba rest. Tba Cocain suggests that it would ba wall for farmers to coueider the mat ter, and, if eaoegh will indicate a de sir to InYestlfcata it, the editor will volunteer to find a man who will thoroughly explain all featurea to them. Killed. Mr. George Schwartz, a wall known farmer of Patoka town ship, and a good citizen except for ex ceesive drinking, got too much liquor in Huntlngburg on Thursday of laet weak, and aaba was going home on the R. R. track was run oyer and horribly mangled by the ETanifills accommodation about 8 o'clock at night. Hie body wai not discovered till next morning. Ha was buried at the Jasper grara yard on Friday, the funeral being very largely attended. Rev. W. H. Jackson officiated at tba burial, and made soma appropriate remarks at the grave. Ha was the father ot fourteen children thirteen of whom, and his wife, are living, the youngeet child beiag 14 years old. He was a Catholic in belief and raising, but bad not affiliated with any church for some time. He was a brother of Mrs. Kraus, of
jasper. Roorbacka.
Ceunty Auditor' Sale af Land Mort
gaged to the Ichoal Fund. (loir o. 4M.) Notice is hereby arlyen that the un
dersigned, Auditor of Dubois county, Indiana, will offer at public sale at the court bouse door in Jasper, on the
fourth Monday in March, 1894, being MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1894, the following described real estate in Dubois county, Indiana, mortsraeed to
the Stale of Indiana, for the use of the
Common School Fund, Sept. 4, 1889,
oy Samuel K. Henry and Elizabeth M. Henry, hie wife, and upon which tbe
interest was due and unpaid Jau. 1 1894, to-wit :
Twenty-seven acres off of the west
side of tbe north-east quarter of tbe
nortn-west quarter ot section No. twenty-three, (23) town one south, range three west.
Also, thirteen acres off of East side
of the north-west quarter of the north
west quarter or section twenty-three,
cm) town one soutu, range three west, being together forty acres. To satisfy the principal and iuterest,
togetner wun damages and costs, il tbe same shall still remain unpaid,
Tka n!v-ftti u.m nnJineD Que rrom the owners of said real
tv are cautioned arainat all kioda of Mti.te aPon mortgage loan No. 455.
caanDelaa lias. Thav ara alwar. AD mouniuue upon said mort
soranc tba ut wuk nf Ihi umnt n. -uuuuio 8 as iuiiuwb;
Aaythinr that has not so far ba r'lnciPal
brought aotand proved sgainst any S.".I4M Aa,mm Um .. USmagSS
shoald noVlM takla Ts made un bV Cost ot advertisi ,.g
tba frisade of the ODDoalnsr candidate.
aad should not be believed by people
wao are not in a position to in tor
themselves as to tbe truth.
CTSee Lawpert.s new edv in to - a a
uay a paper, enu can on aim u you
want sausiaeiioa ror your moRy In
larming implements or any kind.
The Argus. Messrs. Wicker. ham
and Freshwater, two young men from
Fairfield, His., have leased tbe Huntlngburg Argus, and will get the paper out this week. Col. Schreeder has
given bis readers a very respectable paper-baring tbe Republican hallucinations and tbe Coubieh wishes
bis future lines may fall in more pleasant places, and extends its best wishes to tbe new proprietors, and expects to see tbera achieve financial success if they deserve it. Yet they will fiud it no bed of roses. PorteraviUe Oyster Supper.
Saturday night, March 24, at Geieler's ball, there will be an oyster supper for tbe beuefit of the Union church build
ing, given by tbe ladies of tbe vicinity to raise money for renairintr tbe
cburcb. Everybody is invited to come
and enjoy themselves aud aid in a
good cause.
d. Committer.
IVORY
W-JBU-iBHlBH
41T THI SICK HEfOIGE SOW
MRS. WALLACE!
Cjgp FAITH HEALER:
CURES BY FAITH !
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$12000 11 35 2 40 600
A Dead Duck.
Saasa people who aevar realize
that
tee werle) progresses, ara yet inding halt with the etock law ia Dubois eeawty. If the stock law arder coald
ha pat ta vats now ia Dubois couaty, If weaM ba eeaereea1 by a vote of 10
Total f 36 65 Said sale will be mado between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. rn., and 4 o'clock, p. m., of aid day. John Gramelsfacker.
Auditor of Dubois county. March 9, '94 3w.
TOR CLOTHES.
TMS PROCTER a GAMBLE CO., CI NT!
USES NO
MEDICINE
Feb. 23, '94-ly.
County Auditor' Sale of Land Mort
gaged to the School Fund. (Loan So. 434.)
Notice is hereby given that th-o un
dersigued, Auditor of Dubois couuty, Indiana, will offer at public salo at the court house door in Jasper, on tbe fourth Monday in March, 1894, beiug
MONDAY, MAIttJli 26, 1894,
the following described real estate in
Dubois county. Indiana, mortgaged to
tbe btate of Indiana, for tbe use of the Common School Fund, October 31-tt, 1839,by Ragan Sweet and Rosa Sweet, bis wife, and upon whicb the interest
was due and unpaid Jan. 1, 1894, to
wit: Part of tbo north-west quarter
or the south-west quarter or section
number fifteen, township number one
soutb, range number six west, twentyone aud twenty-five-one-hundredths acres, off of tbe south side of said north west quarter of the south-west quarter, Bald section, township, and range. To satisfy tbe principal and interest together with damages and costs, if the same shall sttll remain unpaid, then due from tbe owners of said real estate upon mortgage loan No. 484. Tbe amount due upou said mortgage and note is as follows : Principal 1300 00 Interest .... 25.00 Damages ... 6.00 Cost of Advertising 3 00
Wo publish a few of hundreds of unsolicited testimonials that havo appeared In the papers cvorywhoro she has visited. Lack of vanity on the part.of Mrs. Wallace prevents tbo publishing ot more. Although "Kind words.frora Grateful Hearts," have a tendency to establish her well merited farao, Mrs. Wallaco holds fast to tho old adage "Soeing is Belioving," tbo balance rests with you. W' linger In poor health I Cotno and bo cured.
Will visit JASPER for one day
At Jf HKJM1X HOTEL,
Mrs. Wallaco Truly an agent of God in her mnthml nf IrAalmanr t If tis-iii t I list ..it.i a... .
Faith, Disease is made to yield to the touch of tbis lady. --.. ueu.coe, out oy simple
Deserving Praise.
good
Ceurtty Auditer'e Sale af Land Mart-
amata tha heal Fund. I MAU ao. 361. Notice is berebv riven that tha nn
ta 1. Yet soma oersoae ara araina it drslgaad, Auditor of Dubois county.
a m . mt w v. . .w I Ifidi wb II t aV A .Lit. t
agaiaat jar. a. a. noeraer, candidate - puouc saie at fer Aedltor, that be voted to enforce 'nÄ cu.ri noUM door 'n Jasper, on tbe
the stock law la this county. Tbe ourin onasy ,D at a red, ltwi, being reeords of the Auditor's offlce show L MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1894. that the stock law order was Dassed tbe following described real estate in
six saoaths before Mr. Koerner was
swora ia as county commissioner, and those that ara against tbe stock law
oagat aet to blame him for what oth
ara doaa. nor tha tut aaainrlto kn
favor the law, give him eradit for the reasional fond ot Township No. three
good act of a former Board. Let each ,ouin' "-nge ao. tnree west, upon
candidate atand or fall oa bis own w'c lo" "erest was due and un
honest merits, but don't aalvaaize a PI? Jn- 189 to-wit:
Total,
Said sale will be made bctweon the
hours of 10 o'clock a. m.. and 4
o'clock p. m., of said day. John Gkamelspacheb.
Auditor of Dubois county.
Maren y. aw.
if you want to enjoy a good com
fortable smoke then try the Home
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T .iV: I predated by all that havo triod them
ibeseare (acts by urst class judges of
cigars.
County Auditor's Sale of Land
Mortgaged to the School Fund. (Lota No. 075.)
Notice is hereby given that the un
dcrsigned, Auditor of Dubois county,
inuiana, win oner at public sale et tbe
court house door in Jasner. on the
WINTER GOODS
i run in vi.'E! stocx.
AT-
Mrs. C. Hochgesang 's,
1 fin kill at ri t Tnr11.M. i
th. Stat, ot llhlXZS SiuSltiS Monday in March, 1894, being North Main Street, Jasper, Ind.
uongressionai School Fund, August 3, 1817, by Isaac Harmou and Violet
uarmon, bis wife, for tbe use of Con
MONDAY, MARCH 2G, 1894,
the following described real estate in
uubois county, Indiana, mortgaged to .... tbe State of Indiana, for tbe use of the u Common School Fund, May 9, 1892,
oy Halinde Uoanley and Ueorgo W.I
unanley, and upon which tbo interest
wv . .
na lust received a large stock o
WINTER GOODS of the best aud ia
les.
h AND SEE Til EM.
Fopulur Low Price.
COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED
dead deck to influence some ignorant The "outh-west quarter ot (be south- was doe and unpaid Jan. 1, 1894, to-wit : h ,h hfcrht mirk.i nrL fours. Tbe Coaaua does not be- west quarter of section No. twenty- The north-west quarter of tbe south- n!? llve tbera is a candidate in the list, th"", township No. one south, range eist quarter of section number two, " . lorgetinepiace,
for aayoflca. whole so much of an No-three west, containing fony acres township number three soutb. ranae
old fogy ae to be willing to co back to mI or I018, number three west.
the aeeeeait? of fencing your crops or To satisfy tbe principal and interest. To satisfy tbe principal and interest,
gardens against tbe ravages of other "fgeiner witn a am ages and costs, II together with damages and costs, if
people's stock. Unly those who want "inB 8D" auu remain unpaid, tbe same shall still remain unpaid,
teeir stock to steal their living from 1(180 au" ITOm lD owners or said real then due rrom tbe owners of said real
taeir asigonors want a law so that ea"1" uvvu nongage loan no. 001. estate upou mortgage loan Mo. ü,&
au Klaas of stock may ruu at large. ne amount due upon said mort- Tbe amount due upon said mort
If tba CooaiiB kaew of a candidate gfgod note is as follows: gage and note is as follows:
ror any offlce who was ia favor of that f rmcipai
It would oppose bis nomination with Joteraet eaerav. for it la rood loarfc thmt Damages
aa who wants his cattle to steal Cost of Advertising
would be willing, if entrusted with m . Oflce. ta ataal a littla frnn th rmhlf Total
hiaaelf, aad thereby tbe oartv would Said sale will be made
Mrs. C. HochgesantT.
XT im .ann
nur, ii, louo.
100.00 Principal
ö.ao laterest 2 00 Damages 3.00 Cost of Advertising
110.90
between the
Total
Said sale will be made between the 100 pounds.
JASPER CORN MILL.
Tbo undersigned having bought tbe
Jasper Corn Mill, has refitted it, and
keeps a supply of
125 001 no-DTvr Tvvr-rn a -t
1100 ww.tyj J.VJCJrX.LJ.
2 50 Ana Uliopped Corn For Feed,
3 Ot on nana to sen, or exebango for corn
at any time. Ubopped Corn so Id in
$141 50any quantity desired at 90 cents per
ae iniurad. Tha f'otiaf hu am inours or 10 o'clock, a. m.. ami 4 hours of 10 o'clock, a. m.. anrl a
takea any ladividual's side ia this can o clock p. m., of said day. o'clock, p. m , ol said day.
vass batwaaa Democrats, aad won't John Gramelspachek. John Gramrlspaciirk.
anlaeeaomainlurvtotheDnblicahouid Auditor of Dubois county. AuJitor of Dubois countv
davalap, aad than it will sneak out. "arch 9, '94-3w. March 9. '94-3w.
aVaVddworth'v?r ff!j! County Auditor's Sale of Laud CeHW" AHdiur-a or ihh,i Mortgaged ""iL"- 0rlüy or ,UPP. Mortnared to the School School ru.i.
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fLoanXo..4si Notica la hsrabv civ an that th nn
Notice is berebv sriven that tha nn. daraisrned. Auditor of Dnhnia muni XT land mmIu ikal.
w l - o " " wM.. 1 nuu 1 v.Blll lUBll IIIIIUUIKU
Indiana, will offer at public sale at the court house door in Jasper, on the M-AAlN BOUGHT AND pOLD. court bouse door in Jasper, on the fourth Monday In March, 1894, being JmwwmmL . ..1-
luuiiu uuuiy iu rcp, IBM, OSing JIUHUAI dtAUUtl 0,
ufluai.MAiiuu, zo, iuJi, tne following described real estate in
STRANGER DIES AT THE
POOR FARM.
WHEAT CHOPPED FOR FEED
on Wednesdays and Saturdays at five centa per bushel, and kept on hand for
exenange at au times.
Farmers & Stock-
leeders,
Are particularly solicited for customers, and by prompt attention and honorable treatment I hope to merit
The Bett Shoes
W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE B 94 and SS.BO Orsss Shot.
S3.50 Polio Show. 3 toftf. 2.60, S2 for Worklngmtn.
a and 1.70 for loys.
LADIES AND MISSES,
BBv ror the Least Money. m
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3, 82.60 S2, SI.76 CAUTION If mmw
" na ms laeui who
lb bmm atasiped ta bettora, put him bw dawa aa a t raad.
...tr .jUw.GLAS Shoes ar. stvlish, easr fittinp. and plve better SII'Ä110!?.."! .rrt"L "r other Wke7 T?5 one ia.r id be col
Increase the -ales on their full line of boocT. 6 - l"' u,ncn- wn,cn nc,P' 10
?2r$?lLBy John At Bermersheim, Jasper.
fan
WEW STORE.
Joseph F. Sermersheim.
of
Uas remodeled his house on tbe corner of Jackson and 6th street in front
me court nouse, in jasper, and put in a stock of Dry Goods, Groceries & Notions
0f.!!i.kl,ld5' c1M,t!mer' III pa her new Hock or tba bt oodi, il IoimiI
1 r " "7" . . 7 . w uo" wnetneriney Duy or not, and aresuro of courteous treatment. -I hope by fair treatment at fair prices to reccive a liberal share of custom. Try me. I will allow the highest market nrfoa tnr hntta. 9
JOS. F. SERmERSHEim. March 10. 1893 ly
Claims
at Iiidl-
FRED VOLLMER.
Dec. I. 1893.
NEW FURNITUR E
AND-
Brother
aaapolls,
Oa Marcli 6. a maa alvlaa his nama the following daanrlhad raat n rtnhniinnnii infitan mn.i...i
d...., at: j -v ,:i is,z rL "i v . ---.. ww-.,, u.,6.BC lu
.1 i oaajiaru, wa iobbu tying uuuoia county, inuiana, mortgaged to line state or inaiana, ror tbe use of the oa tha Jasper and Huatiagburff road, tbe State of Indiana, for tbe use ol CongresMonal Bchool Fund, Nov. 12.
m vrww i wm hi hiu uhh inijUH HYBrii ma ijDinmnn nnnnn n linn ami v'ri I I kiu no wii um m i An ah . ,i r .
days, aad f aagraaa bad aat In, so that 1869, by James Biram Conley and Conley, his wife, for the use of Con
a ww iinaais 10 waia, ana naa lain aury u. uoniey, bis wife, and upon gressional Fund of Township No. two n A Ban aa saw Ik a. JU a . Jl f f t I t lL iL. f..i a . a " lv . .
r, r7. luau.iu- iw ui. nm was wmcn ms lutaresi was oue ana un- south, range throe west, and unon anliat h u - I I . 1 .1 I - i torn . - . m. . .. I . . . . . . . . "f""
.w..w Z'rr" laiaiara waiug iu nmiu. i, ioa, lo-wiii ins norm- wnicn tne interest was uuo and un towa, aad his ha loless condition beinr west Quarter of tha aotith.aaat nmpi nairi .Tan. 1 IRQ A lnawtr Thea am fit
.a . I - r aw I w f wv aus ouuiu
apaaraai aa was takea to the poor of section number tbirty-two, town west quarter ol the south-east quarter fs a naa aaviasaaaaa Tla uam 1. 1 I Lf. ... t . a a a . I . . .
I t I r. ihm f 1 uioj mu -i-uip uunwr .wosouin, range numoer or section numoor tmrty-two (32), lea atlendeace, bat was anabls to a r- three west; also tbe north-east quar- township number two, south of ranee
VT r- ? . o-iyrui iai tar wi ua luuiu-wiii quarter oi tne numoer mrce west, coniainina; rorty Drs. Kempt aad Bean amputated both I same section, township and rauae. acres.
or Bis legs, jait below tbo knees. He containing 10 acres. To satisfy tbe nrlnclDal and intnr-oi where I have made arranaomeuts with
seemed to rally wall froaa the shock, To satisfy tbe principal aud Interest together with damages and coats, if 108 lret and best wholesale houses
"i LSwV,ir,,aV,r'f.,,l,,,0 -ogaioar wun damages and costs, if the same shall still remain unpaid, ,n ne country, I nave now in stock a clock banday evealBg ba died. Ha tbe same shall atill remain unpaid, then due from the owners of said aone eT handsome Parlor sets, fi t or.10 7n 0 . nMtd W,,B then due from the owners of .aid real real estate upon mortgage loan No. Chamber suites, Folding Bed Lounges,
n v 7 ,,TIO lu WMl laai aatate upon mortgage loan äo. 449. 493. uaoy uarriages, rine Heed and Swingpolls, aad l oa Suaday morning, The amount due upon aaid mort- Tbe amount due upon said mort- '"eT Hockers, which I would be pleased T rti?B"t ri00W1 b- lalBd, f ga and note Is as follows : gage and nete is as follows : "bow to you and sell at a very small
was aaar uaatas- rriBCipai - - . 400.00 Principal - $15000 pront.
- . iwiiuww v oiii. vbti i a b ia rw .... us au interest WS Wl --krotfiir Damages .... 8Oo Damages
ai aw aeeta, mum coald aet tell what Coat of Ad vartislRg . 3 00 1 Cost of Advertising
-vwmmmxm aa mviatr was is, gr (Be I maar af his rasldeaea. Ho had lost Total - . 1449 20 Tntal
Coffin Store.
STILL IN TUB LEAD.
I have just come back from Chicago
12.35 J I 8m tbe leading undertaker in the
3 00 city, nave anytning, you may call for 3,00 In tbe Burial line, and will sell cheaper
tnan ever neretotore dohkui anywhere.
108 35 Prompt attention, day or night, always
apart ar aia ltn mot fcy having It eat Saidsale will begin between the Said sate will be made between tha -kflra. Btore open until 9 oclock. Give
w ww aa mi mill, ei a waa aa
four
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Z.SZr'wr't r yiiigeBee, aau o cioca, p. or Hid day. o'clock p. ., of said day.
aaa au.au m nsaaay ia bis packet. Hal John Gkamklspaghkb. Jmiv (iiivri xnnir.
HrM it IN iHitf'i nptm 01 Auditor of Dubois county Audltorof Dubois couatr. Ooraer Jacksoa and Fourth Streets,
Mar.a.'viam. March 9, '94-3 w. Oct.S7.93. Jasper, ladUaa.
a call and you will come again.
PHILIP A. GUCKES.
Mia an Mea4ay.
NOTICK OF APPOINTMKNT OF AllMIMSTKATOK. Notice ia hereby crivAn Ilm Ilm nr.
dcrsigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of 8arah A. Grabam deceased. Said eatatn la
to be solvent. Wm. L. Graham. Mii.nuRX & Swkknkv Ally's. March 6, 1894-3w.
NOTICK OFi.OMINISTKATOrt'8 8AI.K
Of I'KKSONAL I'UOl'KKTV.
Notice is berebv s?lven that tha nn.
dersigned administrator of tbe estate
orbarahA. Graham, deceased, will offer for salo at nubile auction at thn
late residence of the deceased one half
mue west or I'oriersville. on Satuiuiav. Ma urn .11. ISO
the following personal property : ' Onehorso, one buirirv. one mownr.
40 bushels of corn, seven bogs, one
cow, uousobo Id and kitchen fnrni.
ture, and other articles too numnrmu
to mention.
Terms of Sale: All sum nt fla
dollars and under, cash: on all sums over five dollars a credit of nina
months will be given, the nureh-ar
oxecuting his note with sufficient freehold sureties, to bear interest at six per cent from date.
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock, a. m. Wm. L. Graham, Adtn'r. MtLnuiN at Swkknkv, Att'ys. March 9, 1894-3w.
GOOD IIOUSES.-Mr. William Jocbum and Mr. M. B. Hawlcy, of Daviess county, will havo at August Kaegin's stable in Jasper, during the season of 1894, beginning April lit two fine stallions-one is a half Norman on the sire's side, and three quarter Kattler and one quarter Tempest on tbe dam's side. The other is a (too. Washington on the sire's side anil Bull Pup on the dam's side. Breeders, who want first class stock, are Inylted to Inspect these horses. 3m
MILBURN & CO., JASPER, INDIANA. HERE WE ARC We have got goods and (bay must go. Finest Winter Lap Robes. Horse Blankets. Boggy Harncsp. Whips. Brorytbi ng in the Harness Line
Come and Soe Our Mammoth Stock Which Wo Offer at Bottom Prlcci.
MILBURN iL CO.,
Dealera in Agricultural Implement
JASPER, INDIANA.