Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 37, Number 43, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 July 1895 — Page 5
JASPER COURIER e T'Vr'l!UT (je,iKhtfuI 8howcr H'Ihes of allin Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Henri ef Mail Ctaiaf at Jasper P. 0. To ttive Ihm to iiiuki'iip tlwmaiU proper!) llicllllllll Wilt ItfC'IOKCtl Hl tltl JlliplT I. f. 11 It, IC Mall o'clock, a. in.; '.) si. m,, 3 M, . hi. Kp "cIi '' route t, u. m. ln-Umi twice u ilny, upon arrival ( niuruiiix ami at
it-rii'Min iruui".
Sunday laid the dust.
Tin tci way to avoid mtlp dUesm'S, hair fallini; iKit. unit premature b;ddnc.-.-, I? tu um tlic Im-m preventive known fur that pnrjMi-e Hull V Ihir Ucucucr. cflrSunday School Convention at l.eminnns' church next .Sundav.
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lrtervuio. Oiiuy, eacent miiu1u,ii.i-
jOh. in. r.i. r. .m.
rThe new Acts of 181)5 hit i force last Friday.
rHiick iii:ins will hut-in the
foundations of Spnvd's new build-
weiiting next week.
Clothing at cost at Eckcrtn' New Store.
ftärrnr bargains in .hoe,- jro to the
new hIkm? ("tore; the only exclusive r-ho.' etorc in town. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. O I i I uift't you any luv u lunch time. Jack h l'iri. 41 tarUp to June '.0, only lf miles of new railroad track had liecn completed in Indiana this year. .... .,.
l ne inoM pieawun nine puis lor regu
lating tut liowelrf, are De Witt.- Little Jiarly Itit-ers. Cure ick headache ami constipation. Small pill. .Small tlo.-e. M. Friedman, v
(. IiaiiiOeriam a eoiiüli rcmcUv eure-
colds croup anil v. hooping cough. It itpleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by M Friedman, Druggist. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Travi !ere thul a afe companion in DeWitt's Colic and Cholera cure. A change in drinking water und diet, often caii-t.-t-evere and dangerous complaint. Thi.mediciue always cure' them. .M. Friedman, v
ABSOLUTELY PURE Irc.2t,lM.-Ir.
ärChris. Hitechlcin says his little nirl ain't twins, hut she,'. prettier than any twins ever Ikuii. There U great hinirer in nvirlecting eolie, cholera ami similar complaint. An ahi-olutely prompt and .-afe cure in found in De Witt Colic and Cholera cure. M. Friedman. y UärA new Cleveland fence was put up in front of the publicchool lot this week, hy Jos. F. Friedman it Co. WrWardcii 'atton.of the Prison -outh, holds his place till Aug. 1st. In tin meantime -oine changes in .Wards are litnj made.
röTIe new mail contractors on the Star mutes out of Jasper took hold last Monday, and now I'ortersville lias a dailv mail.
When lUby wu nick, iro (fare her CaAorU. When the waa Child, he crird for CisiorU. When he Iwcatne MI, kite clung U Castoria. When ih faatl CLUJifu, he pktv thvm CaUrU.
ärMr. Jos. Hottet kindly requests the parties visiting his mi- . i j . i .
tato paicn lo wan tin thev ripen, or
else suffer the consequence ot ex posure and a load of shot. It. It. Excursions.
The L. K. A St. L. Cons. K. II. will I
sell excursion tickets to the following events, ami on the folio wine times: Hound trip tickets for French Lick, irood IK) days, will lie M)ld bv the L. K. Ä St. L. Con. It. It. at from Jas-; lr; f".:iri from HuntingtHirg, until fur ther oiders. ! When Oi-caion demands its um, trvj DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is cooling to burns, titof pain instantly, cleanses, a jierfect healer for calds ör skin eniptions. Always cun-s piles. M.
rrieiluian. v
fcirMr. A. M. llochgesang ami hands hegan laying hrick on Kuehler's new hlock of huildings Tuesday last. DeWitt's Colic and Cholera cure never dii-a.joints, never faiN to give imineoiate relief. It cures jut as vure a." you take it. M. Friedman. v
örThe Jasper Junior Base Ball
club played a game with the Velpen
club at Sulphur Springs Sunday last, resulting in favor of the Juniors by the score of 11 to 9. ärThe new fee and salary law went into force Monday, and now person will have to pay for recording deeds in accordance with length of description, and "JO cts for satisfying a mortgage.
I'EKSONAL.
öyTlte glorious Fourth
Mnfririo on with acclaim and honor
no' -
passed
at Jas
was a fine
Miss Jose Smith and
Mott are visitinr in Owensboro. Kv. per yesterday. There
Miss Jo,ie Sullivan, of In.lianap-'lYi?" lllf ', A,' ,R" .?ndclhe olisTis tho LM.est of Miss Clara Si r-, e ball clubs, headed by the Star
,.JLi..,:... ;Bunu, marched out to the grove
" .. ... The Band concert was a continuous
jliss uerue lietiz, oi r.vansvi ie,.di ,av of filJ(J ()f niusi and tliÄM is visiting Miss Helen Sonder-j shows' what the band boys are ca-m:m-Ipable of when they trv. The im-
Ireasurer Bohnert and wife cole- mortal Declaration was well read by brated Independence day at Oak- comrade Hunter, and patriotic ad land City, Ind. dresses delivered by Hon. J. L. Misses Tislow an.l Fleming of Bretz and V. S. Hunter. Esq.
Petersburg, were the guests of Miss The people were not quite up to
P.osa kuebler on the 4th. the pleasure of carrying their din
Mr. Jos. A. Kitzincer. Merchant nw out to ? Krove and eat,nfe'
Tailor, of Kansas Citv, is in Jasper WI" friends under the shade of the visiting his mother and sister. tr,ees antl so H"" was not the disMr. Frank Dieg and his charm- J,la' of.6efal and generous hospiing sisters, of Mt. Vernon, were the blll ,ln thf "j?""1 lhc 8 oul guests of Will. Friedman this week., J""" been but the prodigality o ... . . , . . the base ball clubs made up for that Miss b rancie and Lda Gerth, of in a good nieasure a8 they i,ad pro. Troy Ind., are the guests of Miss vided gener0usly for themselves and Blanche and Mary Leming, this friendSj and entertained the visiting wue,' teams with their ladies, and many Mr. Ed. Habigand Frank Goeppe, others.
of Louisville, were enjoying them-i In the afternoon the base ball
selves in Jasjier on the -4th as guests teams attracted an attendance of of Mr. A. Habig and family. about 800, whojill seemed to enjoy
Mr. W. H. Cobb, of Aurora, who it.
is ass't gen'l
aent
for the reliable' At Cedar Garden, also, there was
Wfmilrfnl! M'trvoliinu'
sis in Jasper are expressions fretpientlv heard about 'enr,, onL-l.. cures efftrtisl by Clinic Ki.inev Cure. 00 rc ankR.
Do tut fail to trv this great reined v for
any kidney troulile. .M. Friehnan.
liucklen'H Arnica Salve.
Tht llfnf Sülvt in tili u'airlil for inl. !
- - - ----- - . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - i bruifei, ?ore8, ulcers, alt rheum, fever
Union Central Life Ins. Co., of Cin- a big crowd of merry dancers, and
cinnati, spent a few days in Jasper the enjoyment was kept up till late last week securing an agent for this at night. locaRtv. ', The S. of V. dance at Kunkel 's Jovial Mart. Schuhmacher, who at niSh! was a pleasant affairwent to Anderson, Ind., last week,'eno,ub' 1 in attendance for comfort to accept a position with his brother and pleasure, and yet not overJoe, found the apron string attach- crowded. tnent to his heart too strong, he
now complaining of am uiwera caajai it la tae necn. I An aggregation of kids in striped
Tv t ii r ...It Pri.b.v ni.rht bor- shirts and black cotton pants, call-
';ft rwj.u- i,.,nMi b..t" lohn Ci.vp g themselves the Gilbert Club, of
Wki.oino Dance. Mr. William who is under indictment for several vansville, came to Jasper on the Geisler and Miss Etnilv Hochge-I offenses in this county, was visiting "rlh of J'y, Jo show the Keo sang will k married next Tuesdav.ithe poor farm, of which his father Jkets how to p ay ball. And of and invite their friends to a wed-is superintendent. Deputv Vic Cas- a 1 10 nk, extons perpetrated ding dance at Kastner's hall that'sidv summoned Frank Winder- on the 'al grounds theirs was the night. The CoruiKit wishes them ischtuidt, Theo. Wites and "Dock" wor1- , Vie JfPVr Yy" )mued good luck. Kellatns as a pose to assist in ar- to U";,,r Uvirlt'r in 1 SiiCnd Marria Licea5es resting him. Thev surrounded the andan lomding him all V f 'house at midnight; and then rapped ovt?r l4lie fie, i e Gilber s U. c. kloennan to uhaha Meinker. fm M 'The door was went to running up their error colWeak, Weary art Waste opened by the Supt. who told them un,m; V hen agn' w'f ver
(- " ' I - - mmmm J-. ll. Vl tili t U I I I I 1 III! IV I MJ'fVI IlllVf Uli Tlt icallliy In- lati.iL- Foley'. Sänaiarilla, K dij n kni.iv uiltre he was then. Ver ".y aulall. ASfSS'"-: dT'T' ! T,Ch '.'"! OKI People. ! lioiKi jmil imiliT-rlimiilt was de-
tailed for that dutv. while the oth- 0' JMfople who. require iuelieine to
1 ,' -.Il-J"t!!!!!ge fflrTim hIioch for ladies and Kenbs. at
ib. F. Spayd's Hhooftore; most in Mtyle
tor Huiiiiuer. At Otwell the celebration of
the Ith, under the auspices of the
A. U. U. V., was a great success
over 1,000 people being present
and a generous hospitality being
exhibited hy all.
The speech of G. M. , T. D
Neal, of Frankton, was a masterly
effort, and was given close atten
tion. It will certainly be product
ive of good. Addresses were also
made by R. M. Milburn, Esq., J. I
Gregorv, Miss Maud Lemmon, Mr.
J. Mount and C. Doane. A fine
specimen of reading, for a young
girl, was that of httlo Miss Gray,
the daughter of McCnllus Gray. It was a somewhat lengthy account
ot a rourth ot July at Jonesville
Other Misses also had declamations, and all was interspersed with good
music bv the Otwell Cornet Band,
and a choir of singers.
List ef Letters
sores, tetter, chapj.ed hands, chilblains,
cornp, ana an hkiii eruptions, ana i.mtively euren piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give jierfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale bv Martin Friedman. April 2ut,h 1895 "iy.
Kcmainiiur unclaimed in the 0.1st its guarded the doors. Jul
ollice at JasiHr, Ind., Julv 1, 18.15: to the front door and found Yates This medicine doe's not stimulate and 1 1 - ' . - . . . 1 . 1 I. ...1.; .1... ....... .
remilate tln 1mkIs uml L'iilmVM will
urn came ,5"i ,i. , . t.M......:.. :...".
.iiKi tin; uut i .-iiivti t 111 1V11111 mucin.
leveling a
There is one meHcine that will cure immediately. We refer to DeWitt's Colic and "Cholera cure for all Mimtner complaints. No delay, no disapjoint-
mcnt, no failure. M. hneilmau.
'r " ti.ii
1:1 an.- iiiiiiii uii
lie Will
but acts as a tonic and alterative. It
the stomach and bowclH.
adding strength and giving tone to the colds
Lemuel It. RogerHon, OTWELL TO JASPER, Runs a daily huck between Otwell and
Jasper. Leaving Otwell at 7 a. in., Ar.
Jänner i:.'0 a. in., Lv.Jnsner for Ireland
lutfU 11.111. : l.v. Ireland for Jasper 2:15
. in.; Lv. Jasper for Otweil 4:30 p. in.
KeHoeetfuIlv ho hcits natronairu of the
traveling public and will endeavor to
give gcod accomodations at reasonable
rates, fcxpress matter for either town
delivered promptly and cheaply. 43-dt.
Gospel Teaiperaace Meetiaf. The W . C. T. -U. will hold a gos-
)el temperance meeting in Bethel
church on Sundav July 7th at
0:30. The local unions wih take
nirt in the exercises. Every bodv
is invited to aid in this work for
God and humanity. An opportun
ity will be given lor new membeis
to join us. The following is the
)rogram :
Opening song Choir. Scripture Beading. .Mrs. J. Cooper.
rayer Itev. L. Pevton.
Song Choir.
tecitation.. . .Miss Maud Lemmon. )uet Misses Virdie Brown and Edna Cooper.
Recitation, "Is it Nothing to You?"
Miss Alta Holder. Recitation Master Carl Hobbs. .Song Choir. Recitation Miss Clara Alford. Recitation Mr. Otis Greene. Duet,. Misses Clara and S. Brittain. Recitation,. Mary and Sadie Kelso Reading Miss Claudia Rose.
Address Rev. J. T. Bean
Closing Song Choir
Two Live Saved.
Mrs. Pha-ba Thomas, of Junction City 111., wan told bv her doctors he Um
consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles of Dr. King's
ew Discovery completely cured her and
she says it saved her life. Mr. Thos Kggers, 131) Florida St., San Francisco
sintered from a dreadful cold, approach ing consumption, tried without result ev
ervthing else, then bought one bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery, and in two
wuek was cured. Hein nuturallv thank
ful. It is such results, of which thene
art; samples, that prove the wonderful ellicacv of this medicine in coughs and
rree trial bottles at M. rned-
&"Eleven persons were poisoned near Washington by eating bread in which poison had been mixed in the flour.
"One of my -ick headaches,'1 you will her jieople frequently nay, as if the complaint was hopelessly incurable. Aa a matter of fact, Ayer's Pills not oaly relieve sick headache but effectually remove the cause of this distressing conplaint, and so bring about a jennanent cure. Tewa leard Preceteiafa. Board met last Monday night. All members present. Geo. R. Wilson, engineer, reporte a plat of the proposed 'annexation of land on cast side of McCrillus' addition on Patoka river, which report was received, and reasons aasigned for its annexation adopted by the Board, and ordered incorporated in a petition to the Board of Com
missioners of Dubois county.
Andrew J . Berger reiwrts officially
to the Board that the result of the
election on the water works proposition on July 29, 1895, was a vote of 188 for water works, and 39
against, showing a majority for of
149 votes, thereupon the Board
adopted a resolution that the town
of Jasper would construct and main
tain a system of water works for, said town.
On motion Trustees Henry Pfau
and Phil. Kunkel, and engineer G. R. Wilson were appointed a committee to investigate, at the expense
of the town, different systems of
water works over the State of Indi
ana as they may think best, and submit to this Board their plans of
a suitable system of water works, and the location therefor, which can
be constructed within the pefcaiary
tmits which can be raised for that
mrpose, in order to enable the town
to build its own water works as soon
as possible.
On motion Bruno Buettner was
employed to attend to any legal
matters in regard to the construc
tion of said water works, at a reasonable compensation.
The Board then adjourned.
.ill.
BUCKSKIN REECKES
KST HAK, KST FITTUM, KSTWEAM
I-
Mi-lCe. Willi-mi M,.rrill (M..r mere, Wlieii lie went mine uauK wmiama im wmsKy or oiuer inioxicam,
Mutiev, .lohn It., Preston. W. A. (2) door and jumped out,
When callin-' for ah ve letters, "hot gun at 'tc Ca.-stdy
, ., tiiivMf.ui v Hi a a at, tuiiv v siv
sav "advertised," giving date uf so, but ic knocked the gun aside organs, thereby aiding nature in the per- man's drug store. Regular size 50 c.
jjjst Cll.vitl.Ks En P M. and grabned mm, and wan lus as- lormance or tue functions, hlectnc Hit- ami i.
sUtants aid.-oon had the nippers l?r!.,s an excellent appetizeran.lanls iWhatever svstem of water on i,:s .vrists ire told them he ßt;8tI.orI; I,0P' !,(t just exactly rl-. ;c ...i,..0.r I....!.., ;,.011 .f "nbls " 1 U" . 'ie thev need. Price fifty cents per
iiw uuv 'ivu v .i'v, , ii .ivmilfl I1MV"I SMItl II! II 1111? LMII1 titfla .it l li...li......'u uth.
should furnish our citizens with, ,.!' il4,.. i.,,.A-ed ;iulen nuink-.
gradual, are i-i'KK water. Otherwise the ghosts ; ne waa lodged in iail. where he is Oafcois Circuit Ceart
iiiooii-puniiers, tnougn
radical in their effect. Aver's
rilla is intended as a med
not a stimulant, excitant Immediate reMilts mnv
low its use: but after a" rea-Hinable time, their lives. No 1TKK water can be
jHTinanent benefit is certain to be real- taken direct fnim Patoka river. 1 , t Many used to live on its banks and
only to lie sick half
i gradual, are I'i'KK water. Utlierwise tlic ghosts : ije was lod"ed ii VlS .mieS of I,ersous d-vin from water jikeiv to slay I wi" SUT. ty h!!u,U ,!he Trufte Lourt, if he don't not alwavs fol-'adoptmg disease-bieediug water all Youhk Harcrave
till next October WJth Jud E A Ely pregid, for break jail before. U(e fiwt fjme in tho cirJuit unlocked the cur-..... ,.r E c I)roSn,nt!niT. i '
"SiL V.ff?" " Promptly Monday evening upon re-
f I . 1 ff I it !
UIU 11IIU1IIL1-I1W'' illtll, VlUti
g nargr
ndor door twice ..i .....
niic, uiu ui win.. iii.ii i3 uui .,..:,.
of toiioli .utrirkiint linli !l iriiitrd lt ...
.. VV........ : o"t , 3iattnews
ne lmeingencn mat uov. had that morniiur issued
uvif i'iiini ii no i no lime. ir sin , . .. ......
will tind a H,Kly cm, h, DeWitt's Colic the time, till thev moved to higher'be rei.hced with abetter one, be- T Voo- T aec,sirinK lne ,aw uml Cholera cure. I no other. It i the , , ,,: 4:.T. ,VWC " force. By reason of
lH..t that c:mlH..,na.le or that money ran lore were is a uoica.e dollbts existing as to whether the
l'HH-lirc. II ll'aVCS lllf . f-ltMII III IiaiUr.W 1 I.-WIIIU UU . I.i.a i-nnlil lnnta
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n e sen n.
condition after its us-e.
rriedman
M
v
nerativ
Mrs. Itluxlie N'oah, of this idace, was nii ,n! I)i:nlr 'an Dnnr time for a July term, the business
taken in the night with cramping pains . ........... .... ... . .. on the docket is not n binro n U
.vie ii iu i iiiuiiuaiii . lui puvu iiiiuuuiu o
Umiaren VryTOr S lialfV boiiie o ,s l "petticiat-government" otherwise would have been. PitrhArat flmtttirl : but got no relief. She then tent to me l,:!t V.uu 1-wple to keen a little The following shows the disposir 1 ".r Cy WPri tOMLif l had anvthine that would heli.f'l"! The honest, upright bmune.-s tion of cauglM un t(. vv,!,,,!.,
DeWitfs Colic and h..r. I ent her a tattle of Chamber-!"'. rarelv ju.lge. wrongly, . . . .
we believe it a afe Iain's i-olic. cholera and diarrhoea reui- K" " never ieen our nam 10 - e ,"",';", . .. . . . Hrv.it nnuiiii in iiviiti .if iitlwtr uuiti1ii'u (l. llllllll .llllv l;iili tlicn himir ni
u ..ll.f .1.. .In. Ilvt .1... r.ilf.af.fc.1 11.. .lll.liw.ll ..litll... .avi.i.u. r...v. 'v,'l" iJ .-. . . . ....
We recommend
Cholera cure becaum . . . a
Mil I 111 1 1 II .alak V-alttlilu It 11.1 iWki
are rhuwn at once in caes of cholera oilier of our neielihon had leen ck for'l'les of business to trj- anil learn in a business ready for trial.
morbus and similar complaints M. about a week and had tried differentne-iking way what prices were.anu men T,e Cerk waiJ or(Jerel to ftmw
tTmUmn: y io cäi; acumem. the", add gd and pettit jurors tor this term
Dea't StM Hi. in , r L t u.-n r.,.uirl Wa dollar to another, and after the Hale oi court, and amount ot bail was
He hau a bad attack of colic and is cure'hhn. He k.vs he oweshis üZ"making for Frieihnan's d nig .-tore after jtu tili wonderfiif ren.edv.- Mrs. M.uiv. f Jj S'L,, i.K,"" it 5 mnm.-S' blate VS W,IU E' ""eson; a tatth, of Foley's Colic and "hoeav Si, neJhch. For ,a.e by M.OJ J lS disobeying subpoena; information turt. 2oc.ano0c. M. Fnedman. nel.uan( Dmggist. hibly be handleil, and tv,.Wituently quashed.
FooM.vn with a liKvoi.vKitrArsEs' SfiuiKX I i.i.XKss. -As Mr. terd.
the usual Accident. On .Satur- Schneider, who has not lieen in his day afternoon three young lads, 16' usual nibtist health all Spring,
or 17 years of age, of Columbia started logo iroin ms sitting room
townshin. were all hit bv one nistol into his dining room
ball. If either of thenhad tried to Saturday cveninc last 1
shoot all three at a time he couldn't fell heavily to the lloor, uncon
have done it. They met on the; scums. Physicians were hurriedly Paoli mad near Win. Hall's house, summoned, and he was restored to and began talking up a trade for a consciousness in a short time and revolver one of them had, when in soon grew better. It was supiosed passing it from one to another it, to have been caused by some af-
discharged, the ball goingtfection of the heart
havn't got the time to do the sneak act
and then boast of it. And by the way we desire to call the public's attention to our adv. in another column in regard to cmikictakino; it ouotes prices on coilins
for supper. 'ad caskets that, make jealous dealers .e suddenlv.. " th! i4"! ...
I e also have a tine lute of wardrobes,
"elegaut iu rtered oak double panel
täte vs. win. jn. uurry; provoke; fined 5 in each of two cases. State vs. John I). Hurker; A. & B. lined $25. State vs. Wm. E. Hutcheson; contempt; fined $25. civil. CAUSES.
The petition of Jacob H. Lern
inon to sell ward's real estate was
doors. 2 drawers, 'hushed complete with
shelf and clothes hooks for $!.'0. Also
(.kiln... u-ntslrrtuitf uiffiii. ttil'tf. Ill lit.llt lir
I.St 1 1 1- ittiimvu'i i...... . . , dark finish for f"i.ö0. Kither is an ele- continued. , pint niece of furniture and dead cheap. Caroline Bauer vs. Win. H. KuCall and see them. ....... .. per; judgment for $17. LAyri1 Ed Bfeitweiser vs. L. L. Connor.
... i r ö- ... I lllliure .neu, in-si .tiiic i uuiii; r-ijii.iu;, . 1 I through Owen Sinimons' arm, cut-j Ugt ,umnicr one ofwUrgrand children .hisper, Ind.' 4?M't etaL; judgment for $820.70, and ting a linger for Carl Burton, and rf0k with a severe bowel trouble. T ." T, w. " decree of foreclosure.
wug.-ig in me ie sine oi jacK .uc-i our doctofs remeiiies nan ianeo, inen - licnrv IteCKinan VS. iNlCh. I.eine-
mient for $200.U0.
une., They were all taken into we tneti unamoeriaiH s vy nr. cuoiera uranu .u. w. iseai, win visit tue bach; iudi
-nr. Ilall's'house and Dr. Line sum-,a,MI 1Br"7 rVVi ('r'.-V " LV ;," r. ... u brlh(jrt5 ,n ,!,si)or 0,1 -""uay. Jly moned who dressed the wundsÄe 'ever put 'Ä nÄ Portersville, July 1Ü; Hayslllll fMllail In Rml flin I. ..II it 1. ...... . I.:..... f L il 1 1 .. fill. I II IV 1 1 1 ll 11 14 MDllOll IVll'h
- - v tu Illtll UIU Willi, II lll IIIK1 IMIWei COIIHIInllll-"'. .' Ir. I. . fml ,,. . ... ...vi. 'l...l I
... ... ii uir.iL i
Will
gone in too deen fur safe oroliinL'. Freilerickstonn. Mo.
Boys should leave Mstols alone.
Hif Tariff er Lew Tariff does not interest the individual who is suffering from colic or diarrhoea. What lie wants and wants badly is Foley's Cohc and Diarrhoea Cure. Äic. and oOc. M. rriedman.
This certainly is, member of the
lodges
Beeae Brash.
nirvest is over.
Health is good in this vicinity.
lay school
body in-
the In-st meilicine ever put on the mu-f nillj.e jt a ,M,jt to be present at wM is good in this vi cSc WSAlC .meetings and help make them We have a good Sund, it never fails to give prompt relief when interesting occa-uons. It is left for at Lemons church ; every
use.! in reasonable time ami tue piain each lodge to arrange tor the etiar- vueu 10 join our school printiHl f.irections are followed, '""iactcr of the meetings, public or Mr. J. F. Bauer started his new ffilSfor h fM0 'ay wish, threshing machine; we wish him For tale by M. Friedman, Drugfiut. 'fco, brothers, hustle. luck, Spkatt.
Traasfers ef Real Estate
In Dubois county during the month of
June, la'.M, as shown in the Kecorder h
ollice, Philip Dilly Kecorder.
Ronmna Hick to Jos. Schuck, 25 acres
in sec 11, t s r 3, RU0
Geo. Dekemier to Ilenrj' Dekemper,
1 1 acres in sec if, 1 1 s r 4, WAX).
Theresa Kaninenberg to Geo. Weyer,
lots 61, o, uy, 7U, Keniinami, Viuu
Jos. Main, Exr. to Casper Stratman,
I'M acres in sec L'7, t Ii s r 3, SI,l7ö. Catharine (Joepfrich to Chas. Goep frich, part lots 170, IUI, VJ2, 13, UM 1U5, lti!) ,21, 30, and 4, Fenlinand, ant
5.14 acres in sec 21. t 3 a r 4, $126.
Nancv h. ltissev to David S. Pruitt, 40
acres in sec Jo. 1 2 8 r 3. .
Nancy h. Bissev to busau K. Trum,
243'a acres in sees 15 and 1(5, t 2 h r 3,
25. KasiHjr Friedet to Man' Wenzel, last
will.
John W. Landreth to Robt. Davis,
ll'a acres in sec 10, t 1 a r 3, w44.
Jos. uuchart to John Nolir, 40 acres
in sec 34, t 1 s r o, f.)0.
I)insa h. John to bluabetb Kagen,
lot 0, sub div of 2, 4th add Jasper, $400.
Win. r. lleckman to rent. Lockman,
7.H.) acres in sec 28, 1 1 8 r 4, $1.
Kt. Key. r. h. Lliatanl to Town of
Jasper, plat of addition.
.Mart. .Myers to Jolin i. onnan, iu
acres in sec 2s, 1 1 a r ö, 0.
John 1. Norman to Kachel .Myers.
12. acres in sees 28 A 20. 1 1 a r 5. 454.
Aaron Anderson to Kaciiei .Myers, 10
acres in see 'its, 1 1 s r ö, lö.
Alex. Anderson, Jr., to Aaron An
derson, 40 acres in sec 34, 1 1 a r 0, $300.
abash and hne Canal to Catharine
Plume, (patent issued in 1859) 38.52
res in sec i , t 2 s r 3. Martin Sehn aus to Catherine Schnaua.
one-half acre in sec 12, t 2 a I 4f $10.
Auditor D. C. to Win. 8. Pruitt 7."
acres in sec 22, t 2 a r 3, $1.12.
Dona Holm to hrnst Zoeller. lot 14.
Koettger'a add Iluntingburg, $310.
t. sclieurman, sr. to Jos. U. Heids.
2. acres iu aec 34, 1 2 a r 5, $248.40.
Cafharine Kustto sain'l II. Tonnohen, lots 7, 8, 13 and 14, Holland, $185. Samuel II. Tormohlen to Anna M.
Beardsley, et al. lot 7 ami parts of lota 8
and 13, Holland, $00.
Abraham Pruitt, trustee, c. to Wm.j
S. Pruitt, 54 !a acres in aec 27. 1 2 a r 3, $453.
hlna C. Lonabaugh, et al. to Eva Nieinoelfer, et al. pt lots 8 and 9. Huntina-
burg, $1,400. Henn Lange, adm'r. to Marv A. Ter-
wisky, 37 acres in sec 28, 1 1 a r 4, $120. Matilda M. Wilson to Win. C. Wilson, ii lot 0, Huntingbunr. and k lota 25 and
20, Geigers' add Huntinglurg , $2,400
.lonn nacnerto rannte union, 10.40 acres in aec 21, 1 1 n r 5, $1 ,320. Abraham Pruitt. Trustee, to Frank
Jeffers, 80 acres in sec 23, 1 2 r 3, $305.
JEflfl PflSlTS
EVANSVILLE. IND. aac ttmrxxx. nrn vaza Tuiun For Sale by S. KUEBLKK. Keb.l.1.ly. JAtPCff. INOIANA
AI I CO MOTHERS HLLLO . DESIRE TO
Call the attention of the public to
the fact that they are still in the
UMRTABNG BUSINESS.
Cloth covered caskets same styl
as above cut tor aiA.INI. ami tin.
wards. wooden cases trimmed
complete for $9.00.
We will furnish Metalic Caskets.
within 5 hours, at any price from
$60.00 and upwards.
AH goods delivered free of charm
any place in the country. Furniture delivered any place in town.
All needing this kind of service
will please give us a call and exam
ine our stock. We also carry a fine
ine of FURNITURE of all kinds. Everything sold at reasonable
prices, fcoliciting your patronage we are prepared to guarantee satis-
action. ALLES BROTHERS. N. V. Corner Public Square.
fASPEIt. - - INDIANA.
Mftdlgon Township Tinste
Notice. Notice is given that hereafter the Traa-
tee o! Madison township will be at the store room of Mr. John P. Norman, ia
Ireland, on every Saturday for the Mir ose of attending to township bnniw .
and all persons having bumaeas witk Um township are expected to coniae Mia those days.
ine township library m kept at Isaac Alexander's in Ireland, when mil mi
obtain the books.
The Indiana School books will to
found at Norman & G rev's store at ml;
times. C. J. Evrard.
Mar. 22, '95-y Trustee Madkoa Tp. Boone Township Trustee's
Notice. The undersigned. Trustee of Boom
towhship, Dubois county, hereby gives
notice mat ne win attend to all btisüM
pertaining to the office of Trustee, at I ! J 11 !l . 1 . . wl .
vine, on Saturdays of each week, and
ii a.uzu a. . l
aeea to present it ob Satanlav. Cid
desiring books from the Township
orary, are nouneu uu me IA
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