Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 36, Number 52, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 September 1894 — Page 5
JASPER COURIER
ö-Tho public schools of Jasper
opened Monday wuii a gouu nuuiiw aiico. ' u'h all thu ottiiut, a slight cold, com ...I hin.nl ir H(!Vt?rt! fOUllll. One .Mm
(.'um baiiisliL-H thcin. M.
IUI! VJVf," Friedman. i
HärMr. Bonj. Krodcl is the happy iiapa of a bouncing girl at hid house
this? week. e-For the oeat ft?t. ciirar in town. Imv this Jahi'Kii Hahk Hall Oi.cu at Milburn's confectioner)'. ,5t W&Scc Eckert Bros., change of advertisement in another column. Foil Salb. Mare, six years old, good traveler, well conditioned, gentle. Adtires "C." Coukikh" ollice. t&r Attention is called to Mr. George P. Wagner's new adv. in this issue.
SrTho Mrdseyo Base Ball clu b
visaed Jasper last aununy aim
played a gaino of ball with tho Diamo ml Joe's. Score 23 to 7 in favor ot the Jasper club. Hums are absolutely painless when I)c W'itt'H Witch Ilim-lSiilvois promptly nppliud. Thin statement iü true. A perfect reincdv for akin diwiiseH, chapped hands and lips, and never fails to cure pilen. 31. Friedman. )' Harden? X. I. Hanks died at
Waltham. Mass.. hist Saturday. A
number of Dubois county soldiers,
ho served with mm m the bhen-
ndoah valley, knew mm.
it' iimt .m !imv to trv One Minute
Cough Cure as anythi ng eW. I tH etuder cold or couih with it.
Mt your next piireliuse for a cougn le )ne Minute Cough Cure. Better med-
better try it.
One
icine; better result;
Friedman.
Chain or He lia.H a it
df"U you want a Force, w.mwI Puiim we John Iirey.
big assortment of all kinds.
-AU the members of the last fount v Teachers' Institute will re-
rnivo bv mail in a few days a large
lithograph map of Indiana, from the Tarry Manufacturing Co., of In-
Knrlv niters. Karly Risers, Karly Kisen,
the famous little pills for constipation,
sick heartache, uysiHpsia ami nervous nes. M. Frieihiian. )'
arLaPearl's show came m on
the R. H. Sunday afternoon, and in
a few minutes all the boys in town
were down at the track
the cars.
It not only relieves; it docs more, it We "refer to One Minute Cough
urn'. Suitable for all ages,
tions, at all times.
mninir til
all condi
M. Friedman.
Marriage Licenses.
F. X. Heichelbeck and M. Schnell.
Jacob Leaser and Lottie Backer. Peter II. Brown and Mary L. Line
A. M. Bailey, a well known citizen of Vncr.Mii. OiWon. favs his wife has for
vwin Wn troubled 'with chronic diar
rhoea and int-d many remedies with little relief until she tried Chamberlain's colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy,
ul.ili Im. mired her pound ami well.
(iive it a trial ami you will be surprised at the nronint relief it affords. and 00
cent littles for sale by M. Friedman,
Druggist. Ireland Weight Social.
The ladies of the M. E. church
of Ireland, will irive a Weight So
oial Saturday night, September Sth, at Red Men's hall, also, ice cream
and various refreshments will be
served at the stand. Everybody
invited. By Order of Com.
Irving W. Larimore, physical director
of Y. M. C. A., Des .Moines, Iowa, aye
he can conscientiously recommend iiiam ln.rlain'a nain balm' to athletes, sjynv
naata, bicyclists, foot ballplayers and the
profession in general lor onuses, sprain
ami uiBlueaiiuHa , insu lui cuitiiisD in stiffness of the muscles. When applied before the parts become swollen it wil
effect a cure in one half the time
usually reouired. For sale by M. Fried
man, bruggist.
JÖ-The Fall term of Jasper Col lege opened Wednesday, Our peo
nie should use all the influence
thev have to secure a large attend
nnce at the College otherwise the
large expense incident to an insti
tution of learning of this character
cannot be sustained, bend your
young men, and write to friends am'
get them to do so.
While in Chicaeo. Mr. Charles L
Kahler, a prominent shoe merchant of
Des Moines, had quite a serious time of
it. He took mich a severe cold that he could hardlv talk or navigate, but the
nronint use of Ch.imlwrlain's cough rem
edy cured him of his cold somiickly that others at the hotel who had bad colds followed his example and half a dozen
persons ordered it from the nearest dnig store. They were profuse in their thanks to Mr. Kaliler for telling them how to
cure a bad cold o quickly. For sale by
M. Friedman, Druggist.
M&'La. Pearl's Show at Jasjicr
on Monday was well attended, lhc
show has a superb band, whicl rendered some fine music, of a dif
ferent character from the ordinary
show bands. The show was also noted for two things the absence
of all gambling attachments
hangers on, and the general excel
lence of all of its performers, who
were each stars in their par
ticular lines.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
November, 17, 1893 ly.
M.
v
or
WeMiag Dsace.
Mr. Fkank Kunkkl will lead the
charming Miss Lkna Tkoxlkk,
daughter of Mr. John Troxler, to the hymeneal altar at St. Joseph's church on next Wednesday. The young couple have a host of friends all over Dubois county who will heartily join the Coukiku in wishing them the utmost happiness which springs from well-mated hearts.
They will have a reception at Kunkcl's Hall Wednesday night, and good music and dancing, to which all arc invited. Itucklen Arnica Salvo. The liest PaIvp In Iii wnrlil far ruin.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever ores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruption p, and pesilively cures piles, or no jmy required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
"wii or money rWHRrteu. Price 2ö cents per Iwx. For sale by Martin Friedman. April 1st, 18W ly,
Sick. Countv Treasurer Jacob
Uirgcr is sick with typhoid lever
contracted while on a visit to is-
onsin, at his homo a mile from
asper. Thursday morning he is
reported as improving slowly.
feW's-leiiH'inl)t?r if voil want a eood
forte pump call on John Lorey, he nella
them cheap. -1
aoJrMr. lt. F. Milburn, who pur
chased the old Edinonston home-
tead, this week moved that ancient
obstruction to V. Sth street out ot
the way of the street, on to the nortli
ide of it, preparatory to opening
that street, and la vim? the seven
eres out into lots. He will hx up
the old mansion in good style, am
uive it to rent.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sulve demises,
nnriiii's mid heals. It was made for that
purio.-e. Use it for burns, cuts, bruises,
Imiu.eil liiinos. pores Ol an uest niuioii!',
mil if vnu have idles use it fur them. M.
nedman. )
Ukmov.u.s. AI bert Bohnert
moved into his new brick residence .... . r 1 1 t'.l
on Hin street 4ioiiua , ami r.u.
iohncrt moved from 11th street m-
.... i . .. . i
to the house on utn street vacaieu
!jv Albert.
Mrs. Mary Kunkel moved Mon
day into the house on (Uli street she
bought of Mr. II. C'assidy.
Mr. Cassidv moved into Mr.
ICuebler's house on the corner of
Sth and Clay sts.
Which is worse, iiiiiirisoument for life
. . i ... . . I!l f. . 1 . .
or ii Hie- Olli (iiseus.. iiKe ?cniiin;i, jur
x:iiimle7 The former, certainly, would
be ureteral) e were it iioi inai Avers
S:im:in:irilla can alwavs come to the rei
cue and give the poor sufferer health,
trengtli and happiness. 6SThe stockholders of the Chi
:ago, Indianapolis and Chattanooga
R. K. at their meeting in Indian-
Dolis Tuesday elected the old board
. nr
of directors, and the same ouicers
The capital stock was increased to
.fl,00O,(XX). Mr. Patrick-, rresi dent, said the grading from Rock
iort to Mitchell is mostly under
contract, and work is to be pushed.
A hackine cough keeps the bronchia
tubes in a state of constant irntatton
if not soeedilv removed, may lead to
chronic bronchitis. No prompter rem
edv can be found than Ayer's Cherry
Peiloml. Its effect is immediate and
the result pennanent.
I-Therc was a very large at
tendance at the bundav bciiool re
union at Otwell on Friday last, it being estimated that 1000 people
were on the grouuds at one tune
The Jasper Sunday School turned
out 83 strong. Everybody prescn
seemed to enjoy themselves
There was twelve schools in attend
ance. and each seemed to vie witl
the others in trood sinning, while
the several addresses were appro
priate and well received, but there were too many people who wanted
to shake hands with each other.
and too many handsome ladies and
eallant beaux present, for any
speaker to hold the crowd, when
the cool woods and ice cream stanu
was so much more airy and pleas
ant than crowded seats. However
cood attention was paid to the ad
dress of Mr. Bean and Rev. Harry Davisson. Rev. Jeffries licars the honor of having superintended the largest Sunday School gathering in
this locality the present year.
The singinc of the class of smal
children of the Jasper Schoo
caught the crowd," and was very
c:editable.
On the wav to Otwell, when the
Jasner School had reached Ireland
Miss Gusta Clarke attempted to
drive by a buggy in which Mrs
Milburn and some children were
seated, and collided with the Mil
burn buggy, one of tho wheels
Miss Clark's buggy being broken to
pieces, and spilling both buggy
loads on the urotind. fortunately
------- w none were hurt.
The Ireland C. P. School had a
handsome big wagon, holding JO
tHjrsons. The Jasper school also had a nice big wagon which carried 43 people. Dinner was spread under the grateful shade over 20 acres of ground, and by hospitable Christinns who urged all to partake freely.
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PKKSONAI.. Hon. John L. llretz started Mon
day to look after his political fences
through tho district.
Mrs. Nancy Weathers went to
Washington Sunday, to visit her
son Hiram.
Misses Helen and Mayme Son-
derman are visiting at hvansville
this week.
Miss Cora Austin, of NewtAl--it .,...,
lailV. WHO Was VISlllim nei aum,
Mrs. Yates, in Jasper, went home
Saturday.
Mr. Geo. Haberlc returned from
St. Louis Tuesday, to accept a position in the Hardware Store vacated by Win. Friedman.
Mrs. Win. Ii. Rose, of New Al
bany, who has been visiting friends in Madison township for two weeks,
left for home on Saturday last.
Mr. Wm. Pfaff, of Louisville,
Kv., a native of Jasper, was visit-
dir relatives and renewing oiu ac
quaintances in town this week.
Mr. Henry Caulfield, of St.
Louis, who has been visiting the
family of Mr. R. F. Milburn during the past week, left for Kentucky,
Monday, to visit relatives.
Rev. W. II. Jackson, pastor of
the Shiloh C. P. congregation, has severed his pastorate there, and will
remove to Dover HUI m a snort time. The church there will find him a faithful and earnest minister.
Miss Eva DeBruler, one of Du
bois county's brightest and best
chool teachers, left for Anderson,
Ind.. last Monday, where she has
been chosen as one of the teachers
in that city's schools. Anderson
friends of education will hnd her a pleasant addition to their society, while Dubois county loses by permitting such experienced teachers to be taken from it.
Miss Maeirie Kucbler has re
turned from an extended trip to Indianapolis, Ind., where she was in
attendance at several oi tue ran e .i . i. .. .is :n:.,..-..
openings OI me leaumg niniiuvij
houses, and where sue aiso purchased her Fall line of millinery.
She asks her many customers to come and take a look at the many
new and pretty things for hall.
tSTX firm in Ohio The Christy Knife Co., of Fremont, are offering a NINE 1IPXDKKI) DOLLAR STKINWAV nitAXI) PIANO to the person
lor
WuH
A eirl to do good cooking and general
house work. Good wages. Apply or write at once, to Mrs. M. J. Carxahax, 3t- Loogootee, Ind.
sending the largest amount of cash to lufnrn December .'II. 1HU4
A chance to get a Steinway Grand j j,i0Van engineer Piano is something unusual. Our young ' ' tructjon 0f t) Minie oueht to take advantage of it. ton""lL"u" "
Anv number of families would he glad to hefn them win the prize. The Christy
Knife is a good thing and everybody ;, wants it. A letter addressed to TIIIv, CHItlSTY KXIFK CO., Fremont, Ohio, I
will bring an answer immetiiaieiy, giving full particulars.
K-The most terrible holacaust
of the year took place in Minn, and Wisconsin last Saturday, forest
fires destroying six towns, Hinckley, Mission Creek, Sandstone and its Junction, I'okegoma and Skunk Lake. Over -100 persons wore
! burned to death, and hundreds ot
others injured, and millions of dollars worth of lumber and timber destroyed. -
The New Tax Levy.
The county commissioners this week lixed the tax levy for next
year, which we publish herewith, It will be seen there is a .substantia
decrease m the total levy m every
township, though the township levy
in Cass, and special school inllunt-
ingburg have been increased. The
county levy has been decreased six
cents on each .f 100. Several township trustees made their local levies
larger because of the railroad no
paying its tax, and the large delin
quency now due from it. this railroad tax is likely to be paid the present year, as Att'y Gen. Smith has notified the Receivers that unless it is promptly paid he will sue for the amount due, and has already sent to all tho counties along the line asking for certified statements of sums due. The following table also shows the amount each township will receive from this source. The corporation taxes of Huntingburg, Jasper and Birdseye are not embraced in the table only the special school tax and that from Birdseye is not yet reported. The taxes in 1S93 were only one cent greater than in 1S92. It will be seen that the township levies in all townships but Boone is greater than the county or State levy, and that in a greater part of the townships it is greater than both of them together. The county Board and county Auditor deserve credit for the reduction of the county tax, and the supervision exercised over the township levies. Taxpayers, by carefully studying the table, can see where the taxa
tion originates. Dandruff is due to an enfeebled state
of the skin. Hall's Hairltenewerquick-
ens the nutritive functions of the skin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff. JÖ-If Jasper's town trustees would select a committee of two of their own number and some good machinist to accompany them, and visit a number of places and examine the various kinds of water works plants, their first cost, expense of operating, purity of supply of water, and how obtained, eliiciency, etc., and pay their expenses from the town treasury, and on return make a report to the full board, embracing the above items,-
the board would be in a better con
dition to judge of the system necessary for Jasper, and could em
to superintend tue
le system adopted,
and the iiionev spent in gaining in
formation would be wisely spent
for the tax-payers, and they would all be satisfied. Pure water should
he the first requisite.
No iKitter aid to digestion. t 'n lioll.ir wire, for ilvsncnsia.
Nothing more reliable for biliousness and constipation than DeWitt's Little
Karly Risers, the famous little pins. m. Friedman v Qraad Excursta ta Mireaf Cave. Don't fail to take in tho excursion to Marengo Cave. Saturday, Septemler 8th.
Train leaves Jasper at 0:20 a.m. fare for round trip 7oc.
Subscribe for the Coumkr.
DtffeJs Circuit Cwrt,
With Hon. 0. M. Welborn prosiding, and W. K. Cox, Esq., prosecuting tho pleas of the Stato, began its Sept, term promptly Monday morning, and business has been disposed of as fast as attorneys and parties could got it ready. The only attorney, besides our home bar, in attendance Monday, was T. H. Dillon, Esq., of Petersburg.
Tho grand jury was empaneled and charged, and Clifford Cooper made
foreman. The following shows t'ie
disposition of causes up to night.
STATU CAUSES. State vs. John Cave: G. larceny,
continued by State on account of absence of Jos. H. Fisher.
State vs. Stephen Cole; G. L.
continued on account of absence of
Susan Cole and others. State vs. E. Hoffman: A. it B.,
continued on account of. absence of James Bird.
State vs. Wm. Padget, William Schnarr and Wm. II. Schnarr; disturbing religious meeting; Wm. Schnarr, Sr., and Wm. Padget found guilty, fined $5 each ; Wm. H. Schnarr found not guilty. State vs. Henry Dufcndach; pro
voke ; not guilty.
State vs. George and Andrew
Granielspacher; hunting on enclos-
d land; jury trial, verdict, not ;uilty. State vs. John L. and Godfried
Bauer and Henry Hay wood ; A. & B. : guilty : fined $5 each.
State vs. David Lecher; A. it B.
with intent to rape; guilty; fined $5 and imprisoned in State Prison
for five years.
State vs. Ferd. Schneider; A. it
B. ; guiltv; fined $5.
State vs. Wm! Song and Harry
Seng; pettit larceny ; guilty; each
being minors under 14 years ot age,
sentence is withheld during good
behavior.
State vs. Geo. Stockhowc, Edward McVick, George Lawrence;
Burglary; plea of guilty, but judg
ment not vet passed.
State vs. John B. Alvey ; selling
liquor without license; trial by
court and under advisement.
State vs. John Riley; aiding
prisoner to escape; alhdavit filed for change of venue from the Judge. The case of the State vs. John
(Jeissler for incest, was being heard by a jury Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning, and was given
to the jury just before dinner Thurs
day.
The grand jury returned four in dictments the first two days. ... v CIVIL CAUSES.
Win. A. Postlcthwait vs. Ida Postlethwait ; divorce; continued. Jeff. Simmons vs. Anna Sim
mons: dismissed.
Jos. Main Exr. of will of Eli
Abell, ordered to sell real estate at
private sale.
Russell and Company vs. Ed.
and L. L. Cooper; Defts having
failed to ierfect change of venue;
judgment against Defts for all costs
up to date.
Sam'l H. Davies vs. James F. Miller; judgment for $157.24. Theo. Wittenhorst et al. vs. John Sternberg et al. ; R. M. Milburn, commissioner, reports sale of land to John A. Durchholz for $800. Sale confirmed; deed approved; balance of $701.25 distributed to heirs and commissioner discharged. Thos. II. Evans vs. Manora P. Anderson, et al. ; dismissed. Wm. A. Traylor vs. Joseph A. Schwartz, et al.; judgment for $77.55. ' Jos. Schneider et al. vs. Amelia
Schneider; partition ordered; and Geo. R. Wilson, N. Haskins and Joseph Jcrger appointed commissioners to divide, and report to court.
C. Van Dyke Boston vs. Harber
C. Beardsley; judgment for $193.40. Huntingburg Bank vs. 0. A. Bigham, et al. ; judgment for $56.88.
Huntingburg Bank vs. Jd. v.
Cooper, et al. ; dismissed.
Utl pennon me r nt-vuuuiw inetCo.. of Huntingburg, was de
clared a corporation from Juno 1,
1894.
Bernard Verkamt), guardian of
Anton Heiler's heirs, was ordered
tn sell real estate at private sale.
Henry Biersclmeck was admitted and sworn as a citizen of tho U. S.
The petition of the guardian of
Lnnina Lommon to sell real estate
wan continued.
The petition to sell real estate of
1! .. f ri.,ll Millnr tvao rrn.
gliarUIUU Ul VlUlllVII A,HIV. nna wv.. tinned.
Leonard Bretz. assignee, vs. Wm.
R. Damon, et al.; on defendant's affidavit venue is changed to Pike
rmmtv.
Maria A. Sermcrshcim vs. John
V fJrv. nt al.: judgment for
$291.44.
Morir A. Bermersheim VS. John
F flrnv. et al. : iudgmcnt for
ro.f)4.
Barbara Mehne vs. John A. Krodel, et al.; judgment for $457.95. .Tns. and Rosa Friedman vs. Con-
rrl finita, et al. : iudement for
$1G4.29. Anna Melchior vs. N. Haskins etal.; judgment for $229.24.
PertersviMe PUhits Hot and dry weather. Farmers are all busy plowing. Some of our industrious farmers of Portersvillo and vicinity are complaining about their potato crop, behoving that some were dug previous to their digging.
I suppose they didn't think about
the littlo burrowing animals, of which tho mole is tolerably well
known. Dry weather also dimin
ished the crops considerably.
Tho Portersvillo S. S. attended
ho S. S. celebration at Otwell last
Friday. All reported a good tune.
Issac Mode, our barber and
sportsman, has a watermelon weighing thirty-eight pounds.
W. W. Cooper is building a roof
over his saw mill. Mr. Hednck is
the carpenter, a very able and skilled workman.
Hi and Willie went to Daviess
county last Sunday night. Wonder what their object was?
Bro. Medcalf preached an elo
quent sermon last Sunday night.
Mr. McCormick, our industrious
merchant, was on the sick list last week. Wake up, Merrian, and
don't lot your spirit go down, for
she is waiting for you at the door.
SILLY.
Neuralgia i ATTACKS THE EYES
Maks THE LIGHT
Unbearable
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The season a daintiest iaw-ica mxb
now on our counters, auuougn m few stragglers are still to come. There's a perfection of color corablMtion anr beauty of weave in the sew thing? that will be a treat for Sou. We will try to make your vieit leaeant
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