Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 17, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 January 1895 — Page 5

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Hours of Mail Closing at JaspsrP. 0. To Kivellmt ti maW up the limits ll";rly iJ.HmilK will lioplo-fl ' ,1,hl,,r 1 ' K.'Vt.rt.M.iII-r' o'clock, a, hi.; I'M a. in.. 3 fivnvU I.U-k Mar r.it.to ii. in. 1 1. Unit "luv, upon nrrlvul of months ami at unlay, 7 . I. ( iia. hmi.l.M. irirl'oor "J I is gone.

arAnother heavy snow fell Wednesday, "and the sleigh bulls jingled." Children Cry for Pitcher's Cattoria.

.v.l. sir fill...l 'in ire house

VA) IIT1IIVI II v I . .,.,,, ...sw

m I..,. ,.n,l Si.lu.rriT h son Wed-. go uaca ,u ft"",ils UMl

ith Pntoka riwr ice live' Rev. Jas. Corn, of Ireland,

, .. inches thick.

joTDid you swear off?

There in tjood raison for the popularity Uliamberlain'H cough remedy. Davis

Ihizurd, of

Went .Monterey, Clarion

larUotrin the new year with good Co., !., sav , it i.a- Iffi

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resolutions mm .iunu- iwv.... w-or Wo pyrMjiuieu uiem 10 irv iium

jtefirJust

tlioes at

KriitorJoc Armstrong, of Noonville, was in .Jasper Now Years. Mr. Maggie- Medcalf, of Dale, visited friends in .laspur Ncv Years. Mi. Krank Hixler, of Kansas, was in .Insner New Year's dav. He will

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who

is attending De l'auw University, spent the holidays at home. He was in Jasper Wednesday, and goes

back to Ureencastlo Monday next.

Hig heit of 11 in LeiYtfting Power. Latett U. S. Gov't Report

Baking Powder

Absolutely pure

i)tc'Ji,ibOl.-iy.

The lecislature of Vermont, at its

Mr. C. P. Brown, of Washington, recent session, passed a law requir-

suggested might nearly nil be ae

, Chuiiiherhiin'H cotiuh ivmodv and they t reee ved a lo of good jchool it Jjlh ,, rest of us" thiiJsewShoebtoroof l-J' lin,j fi0 wnt bottles for sale by M.

rrii'iiiuaii. Children Cry for

Pitcher's Cattoria.

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? " r, , X wrMoutoux' bakery, of Jasper,

eiu. w - - V,; - - ,

Vau Sai.k. Mnre, six years old, good

traveler, well conditioned, gentle. AU drea "C." Couiukk" otlieu.

That's why they use One Minute Cough is getting its name u

Cure. M. frncaiiian. 3y-Mr. Joseph Huohart put up

ioo frnm four to live inches thick

from the Goetz pond this week.

i) tor line cakes,

and "don't you forget it." lie

had u call for cakes for several out-

and sent

side places for holiday, an a lino one to Washington, D.

Another bargain sale of Cloth-

came to Ireland to spend ic Years with one of his "Haines." lie went home Wednesday feeling happy. Tho handsome Misses Fannie

Ofcr and Nettie Stilhvcil, of Dale, spent New Years in Jasper visiting friends, and receiving homage from gentlemen admirers. They returned to their homes Wednesday. Miss Eva DeBruler, teacher in the Anderson schools, spent part of

of the holiday week with her mother near Ireland, and passed through Jasper Saturday for a short visit with relatives in Evnnsville.

ing the school directors of each city

or town in the state to furnish, at the expense of the municipality, all of the text books used by the children in the public schools. The schools directors are to make such rules and regulations as they may deem proper for the care of the care of the books.

,i - Qo to KCK HUTS STOIC 15,

"7u.r:V": ' inn at C Ifiiphor'c th e timß Wß' Miss Jessie Traylor, ana uomar 770 com

"l?"""m"""tn m.ö ..,.- -, iTravlor and Conrad Kretnpp re- morc than

The name One Minute Cough Cure nf for YniJthS 3(10 BOYS SUITS. turned to Iiloomington school, Miss ghmed to

suggests a medicine that 'evosiii . . . Anna Hunter to Hanover college; h(jQ are

once, mm i dm . r.. jay-KekiTt Uros. began me nc Mr XX'' ill- Friedman to Louisville anv

u. year bv shipping luesday morning M i coiiot!ei and C. E. Doane The law

VST A house on 4th street to rent.

Apply at Couiu kh olHce.

Vmi mnke no mistake when you take

Ttt. Witt's Little Early Itinera for bill

iousness, dyspepsia or headache, because

these little pills cure tneni man.

a ear loau oi raiuivu um.

',w Ynrk- for Havre. Thev want

to be able to ship a car day during the year.

every

Tues-

Tiie Phisox South. The Com-

ikh is in receipt of a copy of the

bi-annual report of the directors and officers of the Indiana State

Prison South.niadeto the Governor,

for the two years ending October 131,1894. It shows there are now

icts there, being aoout izv

the buildings were de

accommodate. Of these

rnnorted idle for want of

i . .

contract for them to work.

nnthorizes the Warden to

to Purdue Univcisitv on Wednesday, Lnmlov convicts in making brick,

dim? the holidays at home. nnH ;f the loL'islature would make

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M. Fried-1

FdWnr Win. C. liincklev, of the

Devil's hake, N. Dak. News, after

'a few very pleasant days m Jasper, ! started home Wednesday. , If all 'signs don't fail he will return again

, in a short time and near away wuu

liim one of Jasper's fairest tlowers.

and accepted as lite legaei,' lie declares, tnougn, u ut led to Chamberlain's Pain H vine on Devils hake is ahead ot

Itiilm. much to the fuirprise and gnititi-, !mvM,;ir on earth, and that he

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Children Cry for

Pitcher's Cattoria.

K-Tf vnn want vour Shoes or Hoots

- ;i "Ii Hiimii to the New Shoe Munr Htuhbom and acirnivating eases

r.. nf T.po. F. Snavd. Nothing but Lf rheumatism that were believed tu be

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the Dest Ol maieriui la uswi, " B""'iinciirjiuie mn

work Kuanimeeti. nave yiemeu w .uiiijii.-i . o i

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nor A. O. U. Vv . at the

Hotel, was a very pleasant

UillllUl IJIii. uuiiiv......B " i . - v..... , O o w. , VI iL .. t f. dt- I 1?.. ohnnrrnil

unrcnns snt i own at me tauies. nur cnaniai eaio nr inl ine a. tne 1j. hi. x ot. u. . v....ft

l'w,w"" UUI OUGUIHI OHIU Ul IWMU.- , , 4 ,.n n( Ua trfl nt5

. ... , . u somewnai me in nun- . y

No other firm can or will

Hcllyou Clothing as cheap as we eil. Our stock of Menu suits and over coat is

liic biggest and most com? plete in the county. Prices:

Kock Bottom. S. Kuebler.

Atty-Gon. Ketcham has

brought an action in the Marion

court to correct tne ieo ana siry

Wave, so as to make it conform, as he

alleges, with the bill as it passed

the Lecislature. no

canon oi me simercra. wnu jii...v.v,.. i fried man aoove 11 an 10 nuvu

Indiana will relieve the pain and minenng, am

social its continued use insures an euccuuu . nr 100 care. For sale by M. Kriedinan. (,RE"K TIME. On Jan. 1st,

will begin Monday

glow reinedv. One .Minute Cougn cure acts promptly and gives permanent results. M. Friedman. It cures piles, it cures obstinate sores, chapped hands, wounds. It does this quicklv. Is there any good reason whv vou should not use De Witts Witch "Hazel Salve? M. Friedman. y Accident. As Mrs. Frank Kun-

L-ol stnrtod out of one of the doors

of the Indiana Hotel Thursday

niolit. shn steuned from a seven

inch step in such a way as to frac

ture one of the small bones in one

nf W Intra. She was carried home

and Dr. Brannock gave the neces sary attention.

Take a dose of De Witt's Little Early Kisers just for the good they will do you. These little Pills are good for indigestion, good for headache, good for liver complaint, pood for constipation. They are good. M. Friedman. y

Jan. 7th. S Kuebler.

The morning train

When Baby was sick, wo Rave her Castorla. When hlio was a Chil J, she cried for Castorla. When she became ML, she clung to Castorla. When she had Children, she gave thcin Castorla.

now leaves

f K .ori and 10:20. and the

levening train at 4:20, and arrive at ! Jasper at Ü :45 a. in. and 3 :30 and 9:30 p. in. The time on the main i line has also been changed to correspond with these changes. I a&-Thc Ireland Ked Men reveled .in "corn pone, venison and fire waUor in a noace iubilee on the last

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night of the dying, sooomg year ui 1894. The "braves," it is said,

Dr. Shields, an eminent physician of jwere .lfniili 0 the pale faces carryTennessee, says: M regard Aver s fear- their souaws, and stationed saparilla as the best bloo.1 medicine on , ng oil inur J;"' :n earth, and I know of many wonderfu their most watchful oung men in

an annronnation ior uawbs

startimr a vitrified brick factory

inside the walls, the probabilities

are the demand for that kind ot

mntnrial from the three Kails cities

would take all that could bo profit

ably manufactured. At any rate it would enable the state to carry

out a verv judicious recommendation of the Warden that the streets

adjoining the prison be paved with vitrified brick. During a portion

of the year they are almost impassable on account of jnud. The report also shows that during the two years the expenses have exceeded the receipts from

earnings $7.840.27, caused as the

Warden chums, by the tire in Aiarcn 1893, which destroyed one of the large shops, throwing out of work for several months 100 hands whose work was bringing to the state $55 per dav, and damaging some of the

other buildings, thus necessitating an extra expense in rebuilding and renairinix.

The Warden asKs ior an exira appropriation of $20,000 to make other improvements. It seems to the Couhikk that the improvements

charges that.

comnlished by the labor of the 160 it was changed after it had passed

convicts now reported ime, wim mom nraneue ui u cb., small appropriation to get ready to either by clerical mistake or pur-

utilize their work. poseiy, ana nun iwu uuw

Of the 770 convicts 4S0 only are witnesses subpoenaed to snow ina

under contract, at from 40 to uu the law is not the same as uie oiu cents per dav each, bringing to the passed. Suppose he proves this, it

state, when they are an at wow cannot do prouuuuvu ui uj b'

and receipts accounted tor fZ40.w perlecting tne present iay, ua each day, or $70,720.80 a year for hiw embraced in the Acts is unconvict labor. Of this amount doubtedly the one which the Gov. $03.359.11 was accounted for in signedand his signature would be

1S93, and .föO.HUU.ö'J in lö'Ji, icav- necessary to vanuaio mo uiujwbvu ing a balance for the two years not law and he is not now the Goveraccounted for of $39,021.90, of nor his time having expired two which amount the Warden says ycars ago. Perhaps, however, the

there was due Oct. 31, 1895, from Attorney General believes tne courts contractors $17,190.39, leaving should enact all the laws, as indeed, $21,831.51 in regard to which no many of the judges almost do by

statement is made. the extraordinary const ructions

The report contains a handsome often placed on them, ine reopie,

lithograph of the administration however, will soon demand, eitucr

building of the prison, wmcn nas by legislative means or luruu been judiciously, cheaply and beau- arms, that the powers of courts and tifully improved, so that it is no 0f executive ollicers be restricted, longer a disgrace to the state in its instead of expanded, and more appearance. The new wall 2704 rights reserved to the common feet long, and 36 feet high above People. the ground, is also a magnificent The Indianapolis Sentinel sugimprovement, which cannot be too gests that tho power of choosing its highly commended. own Clerks ought to be taken from i Of thc 770 convicts 194 were un- the Lecislature, and says such nns-

der 21 years old when convicted, takes would be less likely to occur

and 172 were between 'Zi anu zo, if the otneers were appoiniuu ior

making 36G very young men con-Hfe. Does oihee-holdmg maKe peofinod thnro. Tt would seem there nie anv more honest? If so, we

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might be a chance of reforming some of these, but it can never be done while they are thrown in daily contact with the confirmed criminal class. The Warden very justly savs "the state should build an in

termediate orison for the novitiates

in nrimn and first offenders." The

fintmiER urces that the State build-

ines at Bloomincton be remodeled

for this nurnose. It could be done

a great deal cheaper than to build

new ones, and tne inuiana uiuvur

sitv would be a creat deal more

fniment if it and Purdue and the

State Normal were all united under

one management, and at one loca

tion. It could then be ptoperly

termed a University, and would be

nn honor to the state as, Ann Arbor

is to Michigan.

iresume the Sentinel would like to

see Cleveland appointed Supremo

Ruler, or Uzar oi tno unuea dhubs

lor lue. It is consiuerwuiw u oj-

cophant toward him.

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cures etieciea uv n use. i nsiuna .... urusu mu" v. .m i---

the land have made similar suue- ,. gucn calamity, tnus ue-

ments. 'rii.i. Mloautv." "Oticen of Al-

Youths Suits sizes 28 to der Creek," "Mistletoe Warbler "

...in n4 tai l (Ui i unir. 'I'ossawjuuuiuv, .-,

Come c:

pick. S.

T o O. F. At the regular inect- 'present enjoyed the feast.

insr of Shiloh Lodge No. 4hb,

ro at $-4.00 a suit, "l'ossawattamie, -.nnnen.ua, r. llv 5ii,i trot first and other graceful, dark-huedbeau-Ksirly and fret -nrst üf a ghnre of plertSUre s.'Kuebler. vot ' njj j,a(i enough, and every one

!scnt enjoyed the least. Boys, long pant suits, ages 7

I. o.

r V Cnlnnlnv nvnnini'. Hoi!. 29.

'94. the following ollicers were tn 1 9. Will 60 in thlS SalB 8t

r . . m mm m m w w -

S. Sweeney, X. G.;

öIf Cleveland was not the tnnl nf eanital and the rail-

mad cornorations. he would im nie

diately pardon and et free all the victims of the railroad managers'

wrath, now in prisons for striving

for their rights honestly sent theie ( . gzekiel Morgan, See'y; S. II. fnr a by capitalistic judges, who wanted piilon, Financial Sec'y; Jas. M. ,UI to be on the side which had the lford, Treasurer; I. L. Hardin,'

most money. H. C. Horton and hhjah fctewart, v .,at. tn know this: De Witt's Trustees.

Witch Ihuel Sake will h! 5 J A January thaw is always more pro

Ginn im imiii

tiniilv fhnnnod hnmlfi. ugly

rl a we 11 known cure for

nivti - M. Friedman.

IVORY fiwi

Ö0AP,

elected for the ensuing term: . cn . , . tfc tj.inB

Lerov Cave, V. J0.au d dull. Juai iö i o

warm school suit. S Kuebler.

Electric Bitters. Tbii riMnodv is becomine so well

known and so popular as to need no pe-

wiio nave useu

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.nll, i imiCUVe Ol COUIH wiikhb in " ........ .i-iiw iii.iii"... - - . wounus, 4""-' m ; ,i, i;, i,.nr' u;.,tHi in. flu sinne sonc of nraise.

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v lUlierrv i'ecior.n 1 hcwvu .um i'iuiw jnuti uv.. .v. , 5 extremelv etlicacious. Ask your dmg-'guaranteed to do all that is claimed. i lf,,- ivr' Almnnnp. T.'K...frii itinera will cure nil diseases of

e No- t'hirh i free to all. .the liver and kidneys, will remove

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. Will

A O. U. W. Jasper Lodg

08, has elected the following

brothers as oiheers ior tne cnbui iB - r .irive malaria froin the system and pre

i i i ma nivu uii m iiibt i&iiv ri ------ . , . i

tor.,1 -Alh. Urich. P. M. W

Zoeller, M. W.; W. E. Cox, F.; N. Melchior, 0. ; J. S. Milburn, K. ; C. Doane, Fin. ; Jos. Gerber, Receiver; Ed.Lampert.G.; J.Huther, I. W.; J. Kroft.O.W.; It. M.Mi -burn, Trustee for 3 years. Installation next Tuesday night.

Olir recent bargain SUle Of ecti0ns caused by impure blood

vent as well as cure all malarial fevers.

fiw nun fhia Hille is IUI- i.v.,,m. nf Ii.mi.IüHio. constination mu

a, .ii... !4 r..si in inlu?estioti. tn- fciecmc niuer. i.iuuv

Oilier iiKU ti. a' " l" " ,i; ,.,,:,. minniiiteed. or money re

ttet SOllie of the barpaillH. fun("ied. Price öOcts. and $1 per Iwttle at

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S. Kuebler. rneuma. .B .

ifiv-Tho Coi'iiiKit this weeic re

As the name indicates, naiis; rnnou.ni nr sllbsorintion

Bucklen'H Arnica Salve.

The liest Salve in the world for cuts,

bruises, sores, ulcers, pan rneuin.

.a IIiill'n Voce

taiSÄHair Jved a renewa o suwor. um of the hair, inehidinu its growth, health, from Mr, John Uriuh, of lompet

outhful color, ami oeamy. iv w ,ir. Montana, jiushvh;

IT FL0AT6

rORTY MILLION CAKC5 YEARLY.

THC mOOTCK ft AHM 00,

K't 23. 94-lV.

DUBOIS COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE! OF TAX LEVY OF 1894. Tim fnv tmvnw nrn hnrobv notified that the tax-duplicate is now in

the hands of the Treasurer of Dubois county for collection of the taxes of 1894. The rates on each $100 are as follows:

STATE, COUNTY, TOWNSHIP.

er.

TOWN SHIPS AM)

TOWNS.

please you.

fever

i fnttir. channed hands, chilblains,

Had Cause.

corns, ana an pkhi

lively cures piles, or no

KD niKn find one Uised l.ou ior a

year's subscription to the Couiukk.

I would have sent it sooner, out believe them Oldhams is get- ' , , . Kv. rr(i,,;mr broke.

pay requiml. tin to be be regular agnostics, . some time, bull

WS1-

It 'isgtiamnteed to give perfect eatwjnc- jd Aunt gnnm Jane. "Theyi "K

April 1st, 1894ly

Found Dead in Bed. On Sun

dav morning last when his daughter hiding," Aunt Ann Eliza roplicd went to call Mr. Mat. Striegel, of Its thoir ag0f 'J'heip Oklhan Hall township, he was discovered ;rs aro getting on. "-London An

ull MimiM thoir rolicion they're

ropucu.

nun

.iii ti lind went to UCU Jaaiur

UCilVI. , , lit 1 .i ;i hi usual henlth. and

uui "ib"" " , , if. SnnrliLv niornmn when brenkfat

w reauv nc was umtu

swers.

We might tell you more atiout Ono Minute Cough Cure, but you probably know that it cures a cough, hvery ono docs who haf used it. It is. a perfect

remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness., u is an especial favorite for children, being pleasant to take and piick in curing. M. Friedman. '

ist

as usual,

bot not answering it was thought

the old gentleman wns ureu mm ...tol.fwl in alnim loiUICr. So the

Hianvu vi a . meal was eaten, and tho dishes put away, when he wns again called, and not answering investigation showed he had been dead some hours. He was 79 years old, and was feeble from age, had heart trouble for several years, and it is this caused his death.

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"'JL rr i, Jos. Knm. Oflicor of the

years sinct,, itrtL(li. k'nh or. IJeleuatos to Depart

dav at ueiesnne gnivu jum. - q,:mi u - , ii .?i.i .niiM n nmn Knoamnmont Mat, Smith

SSl ZrSu and S thT nd Hertnan S hinu. Alternates : of citizens generally. 'Jacob Smith, Joseph Itoello.

Colu'bia Harbison lioone Madison Iiainb'ge Marion

all right again. e are having , Hall

inter weather m Aioniana, out jcncrs'n T . . . i i

times are very dun. i am now jacKson section foreman on the Northern , patoka Pacific railroad, and get $50 a , Cass month. I send my respects to all I Fordi'd

tho irirs in Jaspor, and want to; jasper

know how they aro. I wish I could. Hu'burg hoo them. John II. Union. Birdseye

Now, girls, ho wants to knowhow you nie, so flood him with let-

tors telling mm.

Two Tiives Saved.

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13 Js 13 Hs

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POLL.

5050

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2.75

2.50 2.25

2.50

2.75

2.50

2.25

3.001

2.50 2.50

Plni.1)!! Thomas, of

riiv III., was toldhv her doctors

The following taxis levied on dogs: Male dogs, $1 each; female

wT Ä I lB o-hioo, during the J te prjKcribl bv law. Irom now until the third. Monday of Apnl, 1895, for tho

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.Tnnntinn PUDOSO OI receiving emu ... , . , . . Kt, tU

. . 11 i . . 1 1 a r rr ni riiu nil mi 111 in:iuiii biiv

Hhoi Each taxpayer may pay uiu iuu "V" . '"..Al'i" :urtn.

i nn . iuu niu nn iinv liih iiinb iiisbt

ml Mondav in Aorii. iouo, or in v "r"..r v .

. . . . -v i i.,i, staiuiltilllTlllll . mill llllll llKHU n III

0. A. U-T C o ke s-Wclnian os heV.lHitUlwtUe-of Dr. King's e'm thoroof on or before tho third Monday in April, 1Ö9Ö, have elootod tho following ol5?Now Ii.-vurj- cQtiiilotly cttrod heruivl önd installment on or before the first Monday m November bllowing, for tho noxt term l Commander, Uu lt aved her hfo. Mr. lhos. " fnnnrft to mv the first installment on or before the third MonConrad Eckert; S.V. C. John S. K S. bBS S . iHnÄ? t w hoKx beconies delinquent, and a penalty of

Ihirnett; J. V. C John HIS ten por cent, will bo added, and the Treasurer required by -law, auer Master, Ueorge Mohrmger; tliap-jtrhjglss th0n iMJught onclvottle of lhlt!duto to eoHect said delinquent taxes by distress or sale of property,

v iiimnM. vjiiiuui ui viiv I ir. iiim n nui wiuwiiw.,., ........

. I lu n.itlirnllt tiinnir

ful. It is such results, of which these .I..- im itivtvn Ihn wnndorful

am r.iiiiiiivi i"1"" z . elllwu'v of this nwdielno In coughs and , eodH.'Frco trial bottlos at Martin Friedman' Drug Store. Regular aitoj 500. and fl.00, 0

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All Road Tax Keccipts must oc pnamu t r-v- . .... . ., . Hi im nllrtivnrl nil thnm.

the first liisuuimeni, otnerwise nu "Z? ED. A. HUIlBiJiilvl, Treasurer of Dubois County, Jasper, December 21st, 1894.

A Dollar Saved

is a dollar made, so if you wish to save dollars it is important to know that the

Great Cincinnati Bnoe saie comraencuu

Thursday, Jan. 3, at Huntingburg , ina.,

in the large storeroom 01 J. L. Ureu:, onp. the Post Office, and will continue

their great saie unui oaiuruny, -

inclusive. You can t anora 10 mir iw,

a9 such a chance occurs dui once in a

lifetime. Come early and avoiu uie

rush.

Justice Court. Esq. Fink ha

been holding a pretty lively term

the last few days. On Saturday

Jos. Dick, of Hall Tp., was brought before him for an A. & B. on Ferd. Schneider at Celestine at a picnic on the 10th of Oct. He plead guilty, and was fined 50 cts., with 5f7.SO costs attached. On the same day Thomas Brown, of Jefferson Tp., was examined for an assault with int. to murder Andow P. Robison, Marshal of

Birdseye, by trying to shoot the of

ficer to keep trom Oeing arrestea while drunk, and raising cain generally. He was found probably . 1. e at aa 1 1

milty, and m deiauit 01 ?aw oonu or his appearance at circuit court,

was sent to jail. On Mondav John C. Deinderfer,

of Jackson Tp., was brought before

um, on an affidavit made by n. Li.

Wheat, charging that ho had ut

tered the words "God damn," in

Kvana. contrary to the statutes.

He appeared by counsel, and upon affidavit the trial of the case was continued till Jan. 26. The case was sent to Esq. Fink on a change

of venue from Esq. Bates, 01 uiras-

eye. On Monday Fred. Miller, of Boone Tp., was brought before him

on an aiuaavit muu uv ivuu

Krndel. whose wife had warned all

saloon keepers not to sell John any liquor, for selling liquor without license. Miller plead guilty, and

was fined $20, with 18.80 costs, which he stayed.

On New Years day Andrew

Miller, of Washington, was in Jas-

nnr with a pocket lull 01 money,

greeting many old friends, with a

"flowing bowl" to tno greeting. He was found on the public square, with his legs trying to tie themselves in a knot when he walked, and was helped to tho Squire's office by Marshal Vonderschmidt. The Squire charged him $1 for the

school fund, and fö.uior me 01-

ficcrs, which he paid.

Cime ef Mettlif 0. A. It At a remilar meetini ;of Guckes-

Welman Post, No. 448,' Q. A. R. of

Jasper, Ind., en Saturday night,

Dec. lo, 101)4, tne ioaowing proceedings were had :

Ordered, that the regular meeting

of said Post bo changed from Sat

urday night after the full moon in

eacli montn, to rnuay nigm. waure

the full moon in each month, ana

Friday night Jan. 4th, 1895, will bethe first meeting following this:

change. At this meeting the new

ollicers ot the lost ior ute ensuing;

vear will be installed. All com- . ..... . 1.

rades will taKo nonce ana os governed accordingly. W. W. Kendall, Post Cowmaodwv