Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 22, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 February 1895 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER

JAIFER. DUBOIS COVJTTY, INDIANA, 'auras' at tH foitoct at Jptr Indiana, for raaamiatioa tkrosi tat wall aerona diu matitr FRIDAY, FEBUARY 8, 1S95. kWGov. Matthews has had a bill introduced into the Indiana Senate to prevent winter horse racing in Indiana. It is aimed at Kohy where Chicago gamblers congregate We wonder it tnev are anv worse than the gamblers in life's neces sities on the Indianapolis Board o Trade. Senator McCutcheon, of Evansville, has introduced in the In diana Senate a bill to change this judicial circuit, by making the 1st circuit composed of Gibson and Posey counties, so that Evansville may "have a Judge who will draw a year's salary for six months' work, and be elected by anderburgcoun tv only. The Courier is not at present informed what county is at tached to this circuit to take the plaee of Gibson, but hopes the bill will not pass, as there are enough judicial officers now, if their labors were properly distributed. It is surprising to note the conspiracy between National Bunk ers, Boards of Trade, whose mem bers are nearly all indebted to the banks, and therefore under com pulsion, and the gold gamblers in Wall street, to create an apparent sentiment in favor of retiring and destroying all gr'enbacks, and handing the people over, bound hand and foot, to the mercy of the Bankers, and subject to their will as to what wages may be paid mechanics, laborers, vfcc, and what price the producers shall get for wheat, corn, cotton, sugar, potatoes, pork, beef, Ac. This condition follows the adoption of the President's financial policy as certain as night follows day, and it will not be a good one for the common People. Riflt, Ym Are. Our Senator, Mike A Sweeney is not all fun as some thought during the campaign last fall. He is a busy man and is making a useful member of the General Assembly. He has already introduced a bill to regulate freight charges on railroads ; j a bill to reduce the railroad passenger fare to two cents & mile, and another to compel insurance com panies to pay the full amount of policy in case the loss is equal to the face of the policy, and the full amount of partial loss where the face of the policy is greater than the amount of loss- Cannelton Telephone. Dements, Staii Fast. Democrats who believe in principles as the foundation of Republican government should not be discouraged, and desert their party. Remember .it is generally "darkest just before dawn." And though Cleveland has turned traitor to the platform on which he was chosen, and has been able to take with him, by his personal influence, trusted leaders like Carlisle and Voorhees, and others, God still reigns, liberty will triumph, truth is mighty, and though their defection in this congress may cost the party the next election, as it did the last, the Democratic party is the only one which will do justice to all the People and they will again arise in their might and put true Democrats at the helm of government, and preserve constitutional Kberty for America as our forefathers ordained it with "equal justice to all men, exclusive privileges to none," as proclaimed by Jefferson, the founder of American Democracy. OEN. M. D. MANSON DEAD. A Patriot Here et Twa Wars. Gen. Mahlon D. Manson, of Crawfordsville, known all over In diana as a patriot soldier in both the Mexican war, and the war of the rebellion, was stricken with paraly sis while traveling on a Monon train near Frankfort, Ind., on Monday afternoon, and died that night at a hotel he was carried to in Frank fort. He was 7G years old, and car ried the scars, and felt the effects of wounds received in battle in both wars. Gen. Manson was a noble-hearted and noble-minded man, as all who had the pleasure of knowing mm, oi wnaiever party, aummea. He had served a term or two in Congress, had been State Auditor of Indiana, Collector of Internal Revenue during Cleveland's first term, was one of the commissioners of the State Soldiers' Monument, and after his retirement from Congress served his neighbors as road supervisor. In every position he acquitted himself creditably, and won new honors. May the country have many like him.

Instead of calling in United States DfecMraf if LMM Suits. treasury notes perhaps the best' A bill has been introduced in the thing would be to abolish all other, ate senate making it unlawful for kinds of money except legal tender a imvycr to tako a case on a contreasury notes. This is the opinion tincont fuc. This is W.. ...ml ..!

of a great many intelligent Amorleans. fcvansullo Courier. The Jeffersonv ville marriage justices sav they are not alarmed at tho effects 6f Stotsenburg's bill, should it pass. Thov claim that verv few of the marriages are elopements. The parties generally have their pa rents' consent, the object generally being to avoid the expense of a wed dine. Theso justices claim that $4,000 to 5,(X)0 are annually col lected for marriage licenses, which now go into 'the county treasury and about the same amount goes into the pockets of the magistrates New Albany Ledger. The Yincenncs paper mill last year bought 3.200 tons of straw for which thev paid $9,300 to the far mers of Knox county. Thirty-five men were given employment who received in wages $11,000. 1 hin of this and then look at the thous ands of tons of straw that is burnec in Pike county, when it might through such a medium, be turnet: into dollars. We wish that such an industry could be started in Peters burg: it would pay all concerned. Who will start the movement; Petersburg News. Block Factory Burnkd. About 7 o'clock Wednesday evening the people of this town were aroused bv the alarm of fire. It was the Block Factory of John Baunii'aert ner. ine nre department was soon at work but the hre was under such headway, and owing to the disad vantages under which the department labored, on account of severe cold and snow that it could not be stopped. The contents and ma chinery are thought to be a total loss. It is estimated at $10,000. Insured for about $2,000. Rock port Democrat. Enumeration ok Voters. The township trustees will have a task to perform this year which they are required to do once every six years. It is that of enumerating the voters in the various townships. tins work can be done any time between now and the first of July, and will show the name and age of all male persons over the age of twenty-one. This is to be used for redisricting the state for legislative purposes. t will not be completed in time to be of .any service to tho present leg islature. Traasfera sf Real Estate During the month of January, 1893, as shown in the county Keeonlers olhce, Philip Dilly, Recorder. Charles Soliga to Joseph Sherman, lot 10, Soliga's add Jasper, $100. John P. Norman to Emma C. X. Anderson, 5 acres in sec 19, t 1 a r 5, $-372. Thomas E. Pavne to Chas. H. Osborn, 29.90 acres in sec 3, t 2 s r G, $700. L. E. & G. W. Kesterson to Jesse and Thos. Clemens, und ptsee 11. 1 1 a r3. $100. Sarah Q. Spencer to Francis M. Spen cer, 120 acres in sees 14 k 15, t 3 a r 3. $800. John Temple to Karl J. Temnle. 170.30 acres in sees 4 & 5, t 3 a r 4, $1. John Merkel to Romna M. Schnell. lota 100, 101, 116 & 117, Celestine, $162. Thompson L. Garland to David M. Waddle, 20 acres in sec 3, t 2 s r 3, $75. Thompson L. Garland to George A. Waddle, 20 acres ia sec. 35, t 2, s r 3 $75. John r. Norman to Hoot, te. ornian, pt sec 19, 1 1 s r 5, $2,000. lien). Uischinger to Jos. x Geo. Diechineer, last will. raul uoeppner to boplna ohr, lot 22, Buchart's add Jasper, $37. reter uerber, bt. to .lag. Gerber, last will. John B. Alvey to John B. Kine. lot 49, Borden's add Birdseye, $150. T ft A . MM j aiiien a. rerguson 10 Herman i. Koerner, lota 20, 27 & 28, Birdseye, 0. Mary E. Lindauer, et al. to Henry Lindauer, 20 acres in sec 35. t 3 a r 5. $200. Henry G. Werrcmever to Fred. W. Werremeyer, pt lota 11, w1.. 12 and 14, Holland, $4500. Chas. II. Osborn to Thomas Payne, lot 12, Duff. $000. Jonas Killian to Henrv Landgrebe, 40 acres in sec 12, t 2 s r(J, $200. August H. Koerner to KHz. Grewe, 12 a acres in sec 16, t 3 s r 5, $230. August H. Koerner to Eliz. Grewe, 3 of lot 3, Huntingburg, $.'500. Gerh. Winkenhoefer to Eliz. Partenheimer, lot 36, Roettger's add Huntingburg, $110. Eh M. Critchfleld to Louvico Foster, lot 53, Borden's add Birdseye, $60. Joseph Buchart to Johanna Uuchan, pt Jot il, Jasper, $450. Emst J. Blemker to Wtn. Maneke, 24 H acres in Bees 27 & 34, 1 2 a r 5, $1 ,000 Ben. Rowekarnp to Win. F. Beckman, pt 40 acres in sec 12, t 1 s r 4, $63.50. Wm. H. Brooner to Jas. D. Whitten, 120 acres in sec 33, 1 3 h r 5, f 1 ,000. Alois Fulis to Jos. L. Eckstein and A. M. Bohnert, lots 22, 2Ö.26& 27. Ireland. acres Jos. Kiefer to Jos. Marks. 77 acres in sec 16, 1 2 s r 5, $1,400. Eliza A. Connor to Jos. K. Utichart. lota 17 and 18, Mentor, f 125. Llay ummon to Isham U. Walker, a acres in sec 25, 1 1 n r (J, $(H). Rosa Merkel to Henry H. Theisint?. 80 acres in sec. w, i i 8 r ü, f i,uuu f .... " . - " Win. Smith to Geo. Hiibster. 03 acriiM aaa u.v ' t V a O a TliVWi in sec 1, 1 2 s r (1, $1. Michael flohl to Mcholns Hohl, 80 acres in sec 34. t3s rö. 11.500. State of Indiana to ItenrvC. Kemn. 40 acres in sec 1, t 2 a r U, 149.09. H Fok Sale. Mare, six years old, good trave er. well nmlitlntiMl. ml,, i-i. "

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"d suits are no doubt brought by , lawyers on a contingent lee. l Here rct ;omo lawyers who would scorn w take a case of this kind, consult I""" " umuu.siuii:ii, mi dishonorable. Columbus Herald. COULD HARDLY WALK os accocnt or RHEUMATISM P. H. F0BD or Wj.li., After TWO YEARS Suffering It CURED BY THE CSE OF Ayer's Sarsaparilla For fully two years, I suffered from V. a I ..1 ... . .. , I .1. iiiL-iiiuniiMii, nun 11 rijuruii j in 3u1.11 Qf rnnillilon that I rould hardly walk. I iHMit some time in Hot Springs, Ark., ami the treatment helped me for the S time belnc; hut soon the complaint reH . " ... .... J "1 war 1 1 lit- V I wl rirr. A er tarapariua uciok rnw f trended. 1 reolved to try It, and, after C unna Mx tmttle, I was completely cured." P. II. Fonn, Quaclilu City, La. Ayer's onfy Sarsaparilla 1 Admitted WORLD'S o IC2 THE FAIR o v ppppOOOOQQpOOOOOOOOOOO LICENSE NOTICE. NOTICR U btrtby U tbe dsiimior Jpr, nj Hainbridge toautbln. Dabo. rt,unt m.4 ..... .1 i . . iuii me uwiiiiiiiuni, aiiir cwitn it loc Upllrd "'"."Mi appi; i iqc uuunij uorouilMloners Dubois county I tblr next rrraUr Ion ktrcb. l-85 lor llcne to rruü tntoxictlu uqnor, Der na wine, itiJ ptrmlt tht im to b orin on me prmis, umlcr tb provltlon of tb oi in.uin covroniucD llcn,. Tbe Drecile lttlon brrf ucb llaunn r. . ulul upon lot o. 23 horn on tbe orlicinal pUl ui iuc in ui datper, miounuKe lownintp, iatoI luuinj. iihji.ii. AUiüSr KAKGI5 .IJccHNe Malice. VfOTlPK I ber.by KTtn ti.ibe eltliem of Jipr, 1 lUinbridee lunntkln. l)nl,U ..,,m. i.i tbit the unJtrnlurneJ. a Dul riiiT.n nr .v.. StMtj. 111 apply lo tbe County OmmU.loner of iuooii c-iumy ai meir neat reeular .fi,,n in March, lew, for a Meente to rull Intuilcaiinc liquor, beer and In, and permit the tame to be uiaua n me premie. onaer tbe piovUlona of tb law of Indiana mverulnr auch llcrmr. Tbe precUe ligation her aald llqoora are to be old i on lot No 92. iLowo on ih .rl.n.i ..i.. iuc luwn oi jasper, tuinurioge towribip. Ouboi tuuniy. mauua. CHKIS. ISUKCUI.KIN. ttO.l, 'S3. 3-. Notice of Appointment o Administrator. Notice ia herein- P71VPI1 tliat tlio llmlaf. signed has been äpwinteJ bv the Clerk of the Dubois circuit court, administrator oi me estate oi .Man (inuw. isie oi uuvma county, ind. Said estate is probably solvent. ,-v. , . ' -f auoi'st Hetz, Adm'r. r hank J. Uetz, Atty. Feb. 8-3t Commissioner Sale of Ilea Estate. Sehii.ua H. Leikiekwood. J acq ii F. Hixi.eh. et al. Xo. 17SQ vs. In Partition LCZENA U. ÜEATY. et al Notice is hereby riven, that hv vir ui an uruer man uecree oi the Dubois j i i i ' . . : vMi-uii wun, uiaue ai wie January term 1895, thereof, the undersi?npl sioner apiointed by said court to make sale of real estate in the above entitle! cause, will sell at private sale, the fol lowing oescnixM real estate, situate in Dubois couutv. Indiana. the north-east quarter of section No. thirty, (30), township No. one (l)uth, rantre No. five (5) west, more particuany uescnbel as follows: Commen cing at a stake tilty (oO) rods south of ine nortn-east corner oi said section 30, thence west one hundred and sixtv (1C0) wo w nc luanvr ecuon line, thence ..at. J a alk a . . . 4 1... .... . . 1 ' . ' souiii niiv too nxls. thence ijwt nn mndred and sixtv (KJO rod tn tUp tion line, thence north fifty (50) nxls to tho place of beginning, containing 50 acres more or less, and part of the northwest quarter of said section thirtv, in said township and range, more particuuriy uescnuc-u aa loiiows, to-wit: Commencing at a jKint fifty (50) rxls south of the north-east corner of said northwest quarter of said section thirtv, thence west eighty (80) rods, thence south seventy (70) rods, thence east eighty (80) rods to the quarter section line, thence north seventy (70) rods to me piace oi oeginnmir, containing 35 acres more or less, and containing in both tracts 85 acres, more or less. Applications of iiurchasera will Ini rvceivca nyme undersigned, Samuel il. iniiin, commissioner, at his residence in tue town oi Ireland, m said county, nn by Tray lor & Hunter, his attorneys, n Jasper, Indiana, until the 2d day o March, 1895. at 4 o'clock. i. II. til. residue in two equal paymentu at one and two years, the purchaser giving notes for deferred payments, bearinc 5v cent, interest from date. cured Feb. 1, '95-4t ! Farm For Sale in Madison Township. One of the heft farms in Madison township can be bought on eaw terms ,!-!1-a.cre8' wi.th hoW(i of x rooms, barn produced 2o bushels wheat wi, iiicih y oi siock water, ground other crops in proimrtion, nice orchard from .laitwr, 2'i from Im. land, a from Duff: 280 or. .iuni "ill bo divided into two or thw ,.,,. Iwilred, and Hold for one-third cash : t!iitSS?lnJt in.. T2S:V!?a l)" pajable an-

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JUMBO JEANS FANTS.

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Pure Liquors for medical purposes.

whisky made in Ky. Sole Agents for "Economy" Ready Mixed Paints best in the market. Prescriptions carefully compounded.

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For Rent. A good river bottom farm of 333, acres for 3 or . yean, 20 in cultivation, 40 of new Brouad. bainnee nlenr of uttimps and roots, acres in woods and pastures. This farm is well fenced. has 2 uwellme hoii9?Hr ' orchards, good barn and stable, an errlastinj? Muriner of water. Will rent all in one IhmIv, or will divide it for twoixirtie. IIoik. is situated on a hill and is drv und lealthy place, near church and fcliool?. 1 mile to P. 0. Terms $3.00 per acre if artiea take all. Will take a trood notewait until croi i inadt 3 miles of Haysville; also have 15 hun dred bushels of iorn for sale on said farm. For further rarticulars antilv to , F. Koiumki.. IVtersbnri' Iiwl If Estate and lxan Agt. Jan. IStf BARGAINS CLOTHING! Ulf isf) to closr out OCR tock of Mcis, Beys ir4 YHu Cfeth. Hi ns we have decided I disconthis line of Merchandise md now ofkkk Out Stock Of f litkin at prices which mean saii?s. This is not to advertise our stck but to give the public a cbanuo to save money in the purchase of elothinjr and to assure tmr patron when we l1nrlk n - ..laa.. A ? . . . 1. jpiiiu an .lutTUHeiiifai' we mean what we say. Hesectfulfv, NORMAN, 4L KAY. IRELAND, INDIANAv Not. ,

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