Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 31, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 April 1895 — Page 5
riO DT? ft PHTTP 1 V N 1 "Tlie Furnitu.ro Co, shipped a J iDr JJjU VvU U IV1 liU cur of ()iii;0 dwH wcincdduv.
Hours of Mall CUmis at
JasacrP. 0.' örHohnort
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cars (i ciovcr
Uros. shipped two
Ki'i'fl !i cur of llmir
.IVÄ'nVl!:;;!::'' and n cur ot feed on Saturday tat.
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0tlV.HMH(l- o'clock, u. in.; 9 50 a ; Qr UuHkius' Ks.SSlVr wjll UOIltillUU 8 Krcnci!' Lick tur routu r, u. m. in-iimti to Im used at teachers' examinations
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tST Sunday next is Easter, and it will be properly observed in all the the churches. Clothing at :ost at Eckerts' New Store. ärThe ticket nominated Saturday night is an excellent one, and no doubt the town will continue to ilourish when it is elected. Fok Sale. Mure, hIx yearn old, good traveler, well conditioned, gentle. Ad(Ires "0." CouuiKit" ofliee. Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salve eure scalds, burns, indolent sore und never fails to cure pileH. M. Friednum. y lörMrs. Buchart is improving the appearance of her residence, on Cth street, by putting in a different style of windows. Children Cry for Pitcher Cattorla. La Grippe is here again with all of its old time vigor. One Minute Cough Cure is a reliablo remedy. It cures and cures quickly. M. Friedman. y
"How a few peach blooms would reioice the sieht of folks
niound here. TJicre has been none seen for two years.
Foley's Sarsaparilla combines the most searching remedies scientifically prepared to extract their utmost value. If you need u spring blood purifier, be Hire and take Foley's Sarsaparilla. Trial
i-ize, fiOc. M Friedman.
until November, 1895.
-lov. Mr, Gregory, C. P.,
Kiptised three adults and two chil
dren at his services in Jasper Sunday night last.
Our patrons will find De Witt's Little
Carlv Itinera a safe and reliable remedy
for constipation, dvspepsui and liver
ompluintH. M. Friedman. y
äf"Mrs. Mary Kckert's school
closed on yes-terday, with a big dinner to tliu'pupils and visitors, and an educational address bv Sunt. G.
. Wilson. The school was voted
a v;tv succo si u o ic.
SrMilburn it Co. have the
agenev tor the famous waveriey
Jicyeie for Dubois county. See the
landsome adv. of it in another cola l l ..
ami), l lie waveriey nas an es-
ablishcd reputation as one of the
best first class bicycles lor gentlemen or ladies.
Gone. The Cone coupler buggy
canvassers, with their eight wagons,
left Jasper Monday, having sold the
ear load of buggies shipped them. Children Cry for Pitcher's Cattorla Coal. If vou want irood coal, deliv
ered promptly, get it of Theodore Eckstein. Orders left at Frank Ivtinkel's will be promptly filled. On large orders
a discount will be allowed.
toy-Next Monday is the last day
his vear for paying taxes without
the penalty. Treasurer liohnert informs the Coukikr that a good many
have not yet paid. They will have
to hustle now to avoiu me iu per
cent, penalty. Get a move on you, I gentlemen.
Marriage Licenses.'
Charles P. Pease and Martha J. toons.
L. V. Chapman and bmelino tlaskms. Solomon Mangold and Anna L. Simons. Win. K. HecKinanamlltosaM.Evflrhart. George Fisher and .Maria E. Thieman.
O, Ye Blind! If vou could select the pure cold from
the dross, the wheat from the chart, the w,n,l frmn tlu bad. vou would never
niake the mistake of" taking any other
reined v than Foley's harsapanlla
blood disorders. Trial size, 50c.
Friedman.
Mrs. Mary Beeler, widow of the
late Dr. Isaac Beeler, died at her
residence on North Geiger street, yesterday morning. For several
years she lias been a sufferer with
consumption, which disease caused
her death. I r burg Independent.
When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castorla. When the wa a Child, she cried for CastorU. When she became Miss, she clung to CastorU.
When aho bad Children, she gare tbetu Outoria.
Tennessee I'irtle, for many years
a well known character in Iluntingburc and vicinitv. died at his home
at Duff last Saturday morning. Huntingburg Independent.
Siek headache, constipation -md inili
gestion are quickly cured by I)e Witt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills. M. iriedman. y
The Spring fights opened in
Ira and Tuesday. Lee Uave, Jr. ani Curt. Little let their angry pu
sio8 get the better of their judg
ments, and attempted to pumme
each other. No doubt the youn men are sorry for it now.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Cattorla.
No one bid on the Iriskms
farm, offered at Sheriff sale last Sat
urday, as it was mortgaged heavily and so it did not sell. A lot "of per
sonal property was then levied up
on by the Sheritt to satisfy execu
tions in his hands.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
Baking Powder
Auoumnr pure
Dec. 21, lWl.-ly.
for
M.
Lightning. Lightning tore a bi
hole in Fred Sendelwick's nam in
Harbison Tp. last week, and killed
t bull. Loss about .foU. Insured
n Wilson's agency. Lightning also knocked one end
out of John II. I tollman's barn,
near Ilavsville, damaging it about
$25. Insured in Wilson's agency.
W. T. Fanfonl, Station Agent of Leep-
er, uianon i a., wniea: i tan recommend One Minute Cough Cure as the best I ever used. It pave instant-relief
and a quick cure. M. tried man. y
PKIISONAL. Mr. Will Dicknian, of Huntingburg, was visiting in Jasper Tuesday. Miss Emily Hunter, daughter of Dr. Hunter, of Petersburg, visited relatives in Jasper this week. Mr. Will. C. Binckloy, of S. Dakota, is visiting in Jasper, and gave the CouiUKK a pleasant call, as well as made somebody happy. Rev. G. D. Wolfe, of Piinceton,
came to Jasper on the train Wed
nesday, and renewed a pleasant ac- j
quaintance with many friends here.
He is the same jolly Irishman he always was, and has a good word for every one. He speaks very flatteringly of the growth of Princeton. Miss Blanche Leming returned to her home Monday, after a pleasant visit of two months to friends and relatives at this place. Miss Lern1 1 i
ing was one oi tue participants in the ''Milkmaid's Convention," exhibited at this place on the 4J2d.
Troy cor. Tell City News.
Mr. Anthony Kraus left for Louisville, Ky., on Tuesday. He and his brother Charley have established themselves in a grocery and saloon business, on 12th and Broadway,
whore they will be pleased to meet their Dubois county friends when thev visit the Falls City. May
good luck attend them.
Dr. R. A. Adams, foinierly of Washington county, now associated
with Dr. rs. li. Wilson in the dental business this town, and located in the Spayd building, comes very highly recommended, and is regu
larly licensed by the State board of
dental examiners. Our citizens will extend him a hearty welcome.
Dull Times, Low Prices,
At present affect everything, and while
thev last we will sell our stock of choice
Furniture at very low prices for Cash.
The following are a few figures:
Beautiful Bureaus, either lieht or dark finish, with mirroi complete for Vi. 25.
Handsome Oak Dressers with uerman Plate Glass Mirrors 20x124, can now be
had for $0.75. They are nobbv and nice.
An decant Oak Bed Kooin suit, oi
three pieces, with German Plate Glass
.'ill IUI -1JLiU, VVCI Illing V,UI11 jlll. HU finely finished for 114.50. Call and examine the goods at Alles
Bros. Furniture Store, in Jasper. 2t.
QrMr. Ed. Gutgsell lost his drill in the well beintf drilled ut the machino shop, at about 130 feet deep, and is now trying to get it out.
Have You Hud The Grip? If you have, yoa probably need a reliable medicine like Foley'i Honey ami Tar to heal your lunga and top tie racking cough incidental to this disease. M. Friedman.
MatlisW Tewashle Trustee s Report te CeMissiMCU I Dufeoic Cewty, la'aii. F. M. Payee, True tec. Annual Keport of Kwlpta anil Ktpendlturrt en Account ot Kead Tax Fund. Uy tho Triuteeof MaüUouTowimlilp, Dubois county, Indiana, from AugHitt IVJi, to March 0, ltftö.
Date. KKCKI1T8. AiiKUit C Amount on hand at date ot laut report December Amount received from County Treasurer. Total receipt Uoad Tux Fund. Total Kxpendltures since lust report
llulancc, ...None
KXl'KNDITÜKES.
418.27 . '.VI .$5.1 . 45.1
When I'uld Out,
August H. 14. October 1, October V. November 20. December 'A.
arcu S, IbUj, Date.
II IT IlKtC
Dcv'cuiber...
F. M. B. A. Reviviscent. Law
yer V. H. Greene is in high feather.
A young lusty attorney, weignmg M pounds, appeared at his house
and jumped in Pa's arms on Friday night last. Virgil says he's a fast one, and will be a future leader in
the F. M. B. A. 's
Doctor U.R. Fish, of Gravoia Mills
Mo., a practicing physician of many vear exnerience. writes: De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve has no equal for in
tloljnt sores, scalds and burns.
pain instantly, heals
leaves no scar,
J. A. Richardson, of Jefferson City, Mo.. Chief Enrolling force 3Sth general
uFseinblv of Missouri, writes: I wish to
ti'xtifv to the merits of One .Minute
Cough Cure. When other so-called cures failed, I obtained almost instant relief mid a sneedv cure bv the use of One
Minute Cough Cure. M. Friedman, y FntE. Sundav morning between
3 and 4 o'clock, the lare barn of
Emma C. N. Anderson, wife of Seb. Anderson, near Ireland, burned.
Loss betwean SSOU and if'JUU on
building, about .f 100 on contents. Insured for $100 in Phoenix Co.,
V. A. Wilson agent, and contents partly insured. The live stock all cot out, or the loss would have been
much irrealer. The oricin of the
fire is unknown, but as men were working in it cleaning it out and
fixing it up the day before, it is thoutrht some of them may have
dropped a match which become ignited. Those who never read the advertise
nidita in their newspapers miss more
than thev presume. Jonathan Kenison.
nf Bolnn. Worth Co.. Iowa, who had
been troubled with rheumatism in his
buck, arms and shoulders, read an item
in Iiis nancr about how a prominent tier
iiiiin citizen of Ft. Madison hail been
Cliren. ue procurcu mi: rumu iiiuuiuim.
"A.v litis h Stew." Those who failed to attend the lecture of Rev. G. I). Wolfe, in Jasper Wednesday
night, missed a treat. His descnption of Ireland, its people, customs
and famous attractions, was in such
strain as to hold his audience
hroughout, and keep them con
stantly in a good humor, as well as
mparting a valuable knowledge ol
the emerald isle, and its never-
ading beauties.
Town Board Preceediafs. Town Board met April S, 1895,
all members present. Allowances were made as follows :
Eckstein, Dupps & Co. lum
ber 19 85
. J. Borger, salary, etc.,. . G 35
F. Vonderschmidt, salary, ect. 40 50
Ed. Haller, street labor. ... 1 00
Alb. Uricli, street labor. ... 1 00 Milburn A Co. coal oil 18 90
I IOr III, tlireil. IIB limuim ms ruiiiB uimitiuvi It stons.and to use his own words: "It cured
, heals a burn quicklv and ' me right up." He also says: "A . M.Friedman. v I neighbor and his wife were both sick in . " bed with rheumatism. Their boy was
T-V T l' t - T nCnumln I.II' miHII II 111 U'llll t ll lV tt' fl SC
OFXrfX-JUSllCU AUIUU iUUUrc, UI,Ut IMIIJ nviucun.... ....... ...j Cnlnmbm tnivnchin mnilp his final I hail he had to do the cooking. I told Columbia township, made ins nnaii chamberlain'a Pain Halm and
return of fines to Treasurer Bohnert
Friday last, and paid over $45.30 for the school fund. During his four years term ho has collected and paid in $215.55 in fines. If all the Justices of the Peace in the State did as well tho Common School Fund would be a great deal larger. B. 11. Bowman, Pub. Enquirer, of
ltremen, inn., writes: Iast week our
little baby, the only one we have, was taken sick with croup. After two doctore ailed to give lelief and life wan hanging on a mere thread, we tried One Minute Couch Cure and its life was saved. M. Friedman. y QMr. Geo. Wagner says his published opinion of the gentler sex he thinks ought to get him a wife in the next two months. He is look
ing for her as he goes to the country to sell his excellent agricultural machinery and fine buggies. Some of the town girls will bo disappointed if they are not careful.
how it had cured me, he got a lwttle anil it cured them up in n week. öOcent lottlcs for sale by M. Friedman, Druggist.
Sudden Death.- On Tuesdny
morning Mrs. Lucinda Dtlhn, wtü
ov of the late Thos. Dillin, died
very unexpectedly and suddenly at her home west of Ireland. She got
up in the morning apparently as
well as ever, went across the street
to her barnyard and fed her fowls,
and returned to the house and laid
down on her bed. In a few min
utes some of the family entered the room, and discovered her breathing heavily and unconscious, and she died in a short time. Heart failure
is nssiimed as the cause. She was
about 55 cars old, and leaves ,f sons and two daughters. Two o
the sons, Sam. and Hugh, live in Florida, and a telegram was sent
mi Tuesday morning. The buna
will probably not occur till they arc
heard from or reach here.
Leniigtoi Leaves. Still rainy, and the roads are get
ting bad.
Rev. A. L. Medcalf preached an
interesting sermon at this place last
Sunday, and ordained two elders.
Fred Schnarr and Dock Parr are
the boss bicycle riders here.
The Lemmons school closed last Saturday. A fine dinner was given
to the teacher and scholars.
Christ. Schnarr was made happy
by the arrival of a dishwasher.
John Petry moved to Necdmore,
and he thinks it is much nicer to live in town than to live in the
backwoods.
Ed. Moore made a flying trip to French Lick Saturday "to see his
parents, and returned Sunday.
Oh yes, the black-eyed girl was
seen going to Daviess Saturday,
and returned Sunday all smiles.
Theodore Yates makes flyingtrips
to Lemmons every other Sunday
Look out, girls.
A Puzzle. I wonder what rela
tion it would be if an older brother
marry the daughter, and a younger
brother marry the mother. Any who can solve" tliis, let's hear from
them.
May the Lord bless us and pros
per us, and may all our good in
tentions be crowned with success
mav we be true ana laithtul, ana
live and die in love. Miss Dewdhop.
When I'uld. Auiruat H
is
September 19
is
October 16
V0 ' W " 5
November
Total $87 Ü0 The claim of Martin Friedman to
refund liquor license fees was laid
over till next meeting.
George Mehnnger was appointed
as election InsjMJCtor, John Wuch-
ner and Joseph Hottet as Judges for
the next May election.
On motion Henry Pfau and Win,
Flick were appointed to examine
some streets to see if they needed
repairs.
The Clerk was oidereu to give no
tice in the Jasper Coukikk of the next May election. There being no further business the Board ad
journed.
Amount, f 2 JO 1.90 4.0S V 16X5 'J0.W
45.1 Annual Keport of llrrelpta and Expenditure oh Account ot ToWBihlp Faadi.
KylheTruiteeof MaUUonTownablp, Uubol county, inA.'aiiu, .loin aukuri , i
No. ot Vou. 1 'I i i 5 G
To Whom Tald. H. Ii. Ilroadwcll, Schncck ft Krk-k, 11. II. Stewart, A. S. Morgan, Jumea lIurliiiKume, John 11. Andernon,
For What Paid. Shovel, HepairlnK tooli, Koad tupplle, Hervlc on mad machine, lluulliitf icwvr pipe, Korlu mcv,
UKCKIPT. ..Amount on hand at dato ot last report. . ..Amount received Ironi Comity Treasurer .
Nono un&i
- Total Hecelpta Township Kund
Total Expenditure muco um report
No. of Vou.
Ilalancu Overdrawn KXI'KNDITUHKS. To Whom Paid.
For What Paid.
December
February 3
d 3 4
15 15 'JO 1 1 5 n n 17
is
March
I Fanner's Mercantile As'itn, -J I. Ii Cook, 3 F U Thompson, 4 Dufeudach A Co. 5 6 I. Ii Cook 7 K It lirundlck 8 M leaner Uro tlicr 9 James llurliuKinlu 10 II VII Greene l'J L. U. Monroe 13 Jhiiics liuriliiKnuie 14 F M 1'iiyne 15 James liurllniramc 16 Ceo. U. Wilson 17 W A liuttles I (J W Cockrlel l'J J Myers 'A) I. Ii Cook 21 I. It Cook n Jack llird 'IS Ci W Cockrlel IK Cutis. I'hlllpv A Co. 25 Donohou ft Ileunebery 26 Mury 1'arnu 2" Samuel l'uynu F M Puyne ') Treasurer Dubois county
Koad Supplle
Minims,
Kht
....None. r.08 Ar,:o; nr. G.'ii
on Road Machino
43 15 1.00 10 2.00 35.50 35.00 5.15 5.15 20.00 liW.Kl 45.00 5.35 36.8Ü 7.W 1.50 2.00 50 1.00 2.00 141.26 4.40 6.00 It. 10 13.C6 75.00
5OT.34 Annual Keport of ItrcelpU and Expenditures on Account of Special School Fand. llv the Trustee of Madison township Dubois county, Indiana, from August 6, WJ4 to
February , 1MB. .a
Amount on hiiud at date of last toport..... None. Amount received from County Treasurer 1215.26
FrelKli
Holts Nulls Stamps and stationery One bottle of ink CusthiR for Uoad Machino Huutlturand bullu'g bridgo KrectliiK Tp. tool house Services KeepliiK Tp. Library Lumber lialuuco service account Uoad Supervisor Hooks furnished Lumber Township supplies Uurpeuter work Stumps and stationery Stumps SuvliiK bridge from Are Township supplies Lumber Township supplies
Services
Date.
August
iJecemuer
When Paid. No or Vou. To Whom Paid. Auiiust H 1 Farmer. Mercantile At'nr. 9 2 Calvin l"otlethw alt 21 ü II M JnekHOli 2j 4 F ( I Thompson October 1 5 W II Anderon a 6 Henry rrlteh 9 7 James N liuutin 12 ü U L Manc'.OHter ir, a (iraco McSwune 2C M James Uurllugame December 1 U race (J recti i U Sumuel L Payne i u F (S Thompson 2 It Samuel L ruynt: is 15 T J Muson
Totul receipts Special School Fund $215.26 Totul expenditures since last report.... 215.2 Ilahuicc . .None. KXI'KNDITUHKS.
For What Paid. Amoant. School Supplies S WMl
ooti iu.wi
Coal Kxnrcs on School It
en
Ken'uifnndieuTJs.
iiriex Sellout supplies Dusters School supplies Krectlng privies Institute Work Coal F.xprcss Wtrk on premises, DIs. 6 Wood, DIs. r,
Dr. Newman. The WonderWorker.
WITH LIS BRASS BAND Mondaj Evening April 15th, From 7 to 8 o'clock p. m.
Grand Concert ob Fotlic Square.
Rheumatic cripples cured in public, FRE)E of charge. Deafness cured Monday night FREE, during the Concert. Everyone come and see the Wonder Worker perform the miraculous work of healing.
Lecture and Concert Free on the Square. MONDAY MKi APRIL 1511.
76.50 to .00 1.26 20.00 GO 1.00 9.50 7.14 37.W 70 12.31 10.2
f2l5.25 Annual Report ot Vrrelpts and Expenditures on Arrottnt or Tuition Fand. liy the Trustee of Madison township, Dubois county, Indiana, from AU(0t 0, 1S94, to rch C. ltfitt.
Amount on hand at date of last report.... t 52.15 Amount of Common School Fund received 231.33 Amount of Common School Fund received HI0.05 Total of Tuition Fund S2023JV9 Paid out since lust report..... 694.23 Italance 1329.34 KVPKVOITUHKS.
To Whom Paid. For What Paid.
Teaching
Marc
Date. Autfust December Januury
When Paid
December 10
.. 2
January 2
February J
March 2
" 2
So. of Vou.
1 2 3 4 5 i
Amount f 35.00 160.00 1C1.25 7.50 110.00 55.00 4 Lite 33.60
W4.26 Aunual Keport of Kecelpts nnd Expenditures on Account of !; Tax Fund. ... - i i . . . t i . in.aiHM i ..... n uii .
Ily the Trustee oi Jiauison low nsuip, iiiiuois count), luuivm, nun auKu , m rch 6, 1SU5. ,.,.,..o
Amount on hand at dute of last report f 4.00 Amount received from County Treasurer 4S.00
Grace MeSwano O J Kverurd K (i IJurlliijcaiiie Mary Greene Anne K Hebrons Ada V Painter Walter A llurllngamo John M Atkins
March 6, 1SU5.
Dute.
August
December
When Paid. December C
No. of Vou. 1
Total Expenditures Kineo last report, 26.CH Amount turned over to Tuition Fund,.. ..25.32 K'1ES'IHTUKES.
To Whom Paid. For What Paid
S II Dillon
SUMMARY.
Killed sheep
Amount 26.G8
The Doctor is now at the Indiana House, but will not open until after Easter.
ICYCLBS.
Ar the Higheit of all High Grades
Warranted Superior to any Bicycle built in the World, Refjardleee of Price.
High Frame, Wood ItltiH, DctiuliiibleTlrc Scon-her, welKht 21 lbs. . HS. Steel Ulm. Waveriey Cllnt'licr Tires, welKlit24lltit.... 8n. lli'Ktilar Knuin'fiiiiii welxllts HB. Liulles Drop Fmnie, HHtiic welKhtH nml tlren . . . . .. 7. Liulli h' I) I ii in o ml. Wood Ulm, wuIkIiI 20 IbH ... ..... 7ft.
Head the followhiK opinion of one of the most prominent American dealers who hit sold hundred", of these wheelsUlCHMOM), VA Oct. 2, 1S04. Inilliinii lllrycln Co., Imllunnpolls, Ind. (fRN'Tt.EHRN The Waveriey Scorcher and Helle came to hand vi'!tprdnv. W are nfralil you have sent us the hlnh priced wheel bv mistake. You can't mean to tell Us that this wheel retails for s5 miiiit say that It Is, without exception, the prettiest wheel we have ever seen, unil, moreover, we liuvit fnlth In It. ultliouKh It weighs only 22 lbs., for of all Wavcrleys we have sold this vear anil lust (und you know that Is a right Rood number), we lmv never hud u single frame nor fork broken, either from accident or defect, und that Is more than wc can nay of any oilier wheel, however lil?h Krade, so called, that we sell. Wo congratulate ourselves every day that we uro thu Waveriey twent. Your truly, Walter C. Mkhukr X Co. Illustrated Catalogue Free.
INDIANA BICYCLE CO., Indianapolis, Indiana.
MILBUBN ft CO., Exclusive Agenti, Jasper, Apr.l2-3uilw,
Koad Fund Additional Hoad und Township Fund Special School Fund Tuition Fund Dok Fund Total
Receipts Expenditures It a lance Overdrawn 45 IS .45 18 None None 592 54 597 54 " 5 00 215 26 215 2 None 2023 59 C94 25 1329 34 52 00 26 Grt 25 32 " 2U2S 57 157S 91 1354 fiß
5 00 Overdrawn. 134U Cfi Actual Halancc.
SKRVICK ACCOUNT OF TRtSTKE. vinillson tnwnshln. DuIkiIs county, Indiana, to F. M. I'ATSE, Trustee, Dr.
lowing services rendered:
For thu fol-
Date.
Au ku st 7, " 4 " 14. " is, " W, September
October 8, " 10, " 30, November
December
Nature of Service Rendered.
Twenty-nine office days, 154.09 Making road tax lists tor K. S., 2.08 ,. 2.09 Trip to School II and having same repaired, 2.09 Trip to Kllen Harris bridge 2.08 Trip to J M Alford bridge and levies, 2.00 4, " Jasper for text books 2.08 11, " Making report to Co. 9upt. 2.00 IS, ' Tllleing factory for tllelng, 2.08
" uontract tor coai z.uu Huntingburg for Htovc, 1.08 ' Kxanilne bridge burned 2.08 e Normans for lumber 2.0U
H. " Huntingburg for ptusteror 2.00 10, " Ireland to see Koettger and contract 2.00 15. " Receive and settle for plastering 2.00 24 M Clias. Phlllpy's mill for lumber 2.00 " Making reij. for text books IM 11. " Delivering fixtures to school house 248
1 Jasper to draw funds 2.08 IV Look for teacher Instead nf M. G. 2.08 22, " Locate and contract for bridge 2.00 nee.oo This certifies that I have received thirteen 661M dollars. And have drawn an order for clghty.six 34100 dollar. Krgistrr nf Township Orden Outstanding, Dan Nov. ltM.
W
P Nnrtnan TI 30 Tp Fund 4 u'ltuin nn no Hneelnl School
John Orumelspttchcr 00 Township Fund -urge W Cox 26 60 Township II Llllulr . W A Wilson 50 Special School James lluntlnoto 0 " " John Kreschak 18 ar " Alex Corn MM " , , a , , Jamca M. Runtlao 13 M Special School Wm Uninsdule M " " H 11 Stewart 10 M K F II H Stewart 3 38 8 F llrlttaln and Dillon 5 48 S F Chris. Uocttker 14 M H F Kills Anderson 17 X 8 r James 11 Myers 10 M Tp F John A Stenftcnagle 18 i Tp F 8 so Timothy Hweenef M M S F II L Hlalr) M Tp F Jhurle II CrandaA M w S K L K Monroe ft esTp F James B Mycm 45 8 Tp F John F Myer 60 M " I. II l HQ W A Posllcthwalt 8 68 "
E (1 llurllngamo SM Tp F J P Norman 18 M Spc F J r Norman 11 86 R F J M llurllngamo 11 31 Tp F J M Hurlingame 55 M ' J M llurllngamo 4M Kf tl W Cockrlel 33 K O II Osbora 3 48 8 F Peter J. Small 38 38 Tp F F M Payne 34 " J ll Myers 45 M " L R Monroe 6 M " Felix Impert 15 M " M D Iir.mond 41 M 8 F John Hoi kins 8 55 " Ilcttle Vti 5 88 "
W H Kcllams 3 M
W II Kelluius
W II Taylor A H Little J P Norman 41 R Wilson Robert Cox U R Wilson John L Urem WA Wilson U R Wilson
4 58
las 44 6 14 8 6C 18 M 19 M 8 M I M 8t M IN
S F
State of Indiana, Dubois county, I, F. M. Pathe, Trustee of Madison township, In said county, do solemnly swear that tho foregoing reports are true and correct, as I verily believe. F. M. I' yxb, Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before we, this 8th day of March 1986. Join yiuniMrAC, Alitor Duboli county.