Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 38, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 25 October 1895 — Page 4

JAM'EKCUURIElt

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I A fonncr Maine settled in tin? west.

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tataral m Maate t Jar I4Ue. far WMlll tf ga ( BH M are-J claM BttKr. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1895. Issue of 96. vac Tatar aast ymmr will a rallra apa ta vat at Mm tUrtUs far frMMrat 4 CMfTMHMI, t MABfl I MriiM. Ta 4 aa talalMcwatly swrjoM tWM ataajr h4 awarrtaaa' IL attltr

lawk Mtjr y wiaag- coin's iand one dav fron VISTAJfCIAE. KRM)L tMckNlt claarljr. Ajbanv Will lx' t mm hfMtwi.. it i hNk mt ii krecn jastier,

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TALK er TWO JflTIOVS." I a

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Taa COCK I KK will prMt tlther oir. ae aawa Haar aaa aaat. aoat aal!, t nrrj aaaaerlaarta ikU ar wko wilt pay m yaara aaacriailaa la aai-aa. Awy oa VMUif aalh fcaaka raa halt taa mAAlMnaal aaa t tfca far f S raaU. ! aot aH tm ra4 taaa -f-r aalttlelaaa warp yaar Jafw.at by fllaelva. aarl aadaafor UMMrtjaar at a-alt your own la-

Taera U a aalltlea In ttarr

kltMalHwaU afMlia farta. Sub-

mlaa tm Mia CUCEIKR aar mm gt jour klM mi taaaa.

Surgery is accomplishing some

minister, now! .Marriafe Lkcascs.

Appnlfiavivm nf Air I !ni SClllCCt III llVO West, leilS a CXl " .-.; " .' Agent Uan01, OI Uie Air Line ... . ., . Jemmi 1V Stull b im I ( mn.

Railway, lias secured for the mer- " " " XFnence win a i-iioir; ttVi,llrit mB)1 KKxMh A. Frank. chants of Jasper and ricinitv a dailv w,iu'h "ad quarrel- "One u,, j v,r and lh s. Bekett. . . . .' . . . O..I.I....I. :..t..-......l .1. . it- i' i i.i .. i nr.. . i" 1

.;iii'.iiii u- uiiut iiivu im- iiuti iiil'V . v - mui kio ühu iiwna r iivnii:iu would not sinjia note until Untb.r ,,:rO lta.oI.li au.l Mi eJ. of their huiiiIht. left the . one Atlministralor's Sale "of choir 1 gave out a. the tiHning! Keal Estate. ),,m- Xotuv Iwnby pvett. that hv virtue lt Uhw refuse to . f an urU'r ti th DuKus tirtut I'ourt, Who i never knew mr ti'o.1. ; uuite at tin? . hhjUt tenn. KW. thf Hut cliihlivn of the Heavenly Kinc .ustlermrnl Almini:nitorof th? K:ate VilUKk their joys ahtxud.' .of ütntnla A. lhllin. devI, Hill eil

"Thev .an" and I wus never private ?ie tlu? following depenbed

ilatluua, towit: The outheat jaarter of tin Borth-eat quarter of eot ion No.

' 1 ff flSrlaoaan 1 I ffjalä. l.fltlfe alitäa all wlXttlt

Louisville and Xew Albany. f Several months ao Xov. 7, 1 15, rge Xo. is net. rtmtaiBing 40 Onlvtwo davs from Cincinnati, was selected as "Patrtolic Dir' for ev more or le?.

from Louisvilleor New, the Schools of Indiana. Nov. 7th. Wl1? HllTT..h

4, m . , J r .ml.,t-, .1t -i , iviini i. iiv- uiiMi iniii'Ti .annul 11. required for goHl?1 was selected because tt is the entity- n.iii. A.tm'r. :. 9f..ni.t. t iu r,.u

and we believe j fourth anniversar. of the bm: uf'tleace in Irelantl. .;! fount v. anI

these excellent facilities will be aiMTiimecanoe Tea ln-s nwv liml n throaeh tin' mail at the P.tet otlux. Ire-

preciated bv our business men verv rool pnram or the ex-roi-e "l1 In'1,:IH:l un:i!:he iv.h .lay of Nov-generally-who should extend a ion that day in the Imma.va .Srii.weX niir.

liberal patronage, in order tlia the Jouknai. for Octoler. In addition chae monev to lH?eah, the nt due m rraWw T

"Air Line

justified in continuing such

in effect.

Song,

Catth' Taken Up.

through frei tht service, fnmi Lmii

Jville and Xew Albany toJJa.Hr,aml incidentally from Cinninnati nl.o which was put in force last Monday.

Car leaves ew Albany at o clock each evening, arriving at Jaspernext morning, without delays atj any intennediate station, and without breaking seals. This arrange-,

u'ent is especially uesicneu to etre ..;.. tr,nl,i.j

our merchants a quick freight ser-i . vice from Cincinnati as well as from Patriotic Dy.

LoiisTille, Evaisnüle & St. Loi

Coisolidaltfl K. R. .m-mm - .

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f On the L'Stli of Sept., ISM, tlit-ru e.une

t.i my in rrn in llarhion township, two yearfiritf mittle one u hiefer, nil and While Ht!ed, j: xl ie and fir eonliii.in. Nu rnark or lir.tti l vi.-ibii-(lue .-tetr. hrindle. ir.ud Atv aii.l eoii-

dltiun. marked with an underhit in the :'X Mil a ti Sltmftc . left .-.ir, swallow fork in the rieht ear. Hlt önOriCSl oj

I ne owner will piea.e iiime stint pay eharje and take tliem awuy, on I ho olll Johii II. Iluehner farm, on 1 1 uysvillo and Ja?er road. HkNKV .WOSkII. IlfKM.VKHitC'o. (M. tt, li13w

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The Indianapolis Daily and Weekly Sentinel CitvuUtdni h; r-uftirl liniiii'iitc propor tln. by it tlioniuli i.-rvlo- In rcrelvliw all ilu lal't tie ull nver the Stale and lr -ui It. li tjiatoh. (rotu firi-iKit enmtrie. Kvrry reader in liidiuuti IkuiIiI tukf n täte paper, und that THK -KXTIXKI.

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t will oe to that. hlow mav be found a u- twoe.mtI payrnents,at mneand eighteen

sei vice SeStive Droirratnarnin-etl bv a com. ?H'vhaf??r '.V"? note:i fo.r '

xnittee of county suienntendents. ftervt from aater waving relief, and with

UARCIST CIRCULATION OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN THE STATE.

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America. , eood free-hoM .-jnreties, to the anprova

..Sketch of Karlv Indiana.'" Adm'r.

) mcei. II. I'lLLnv, Adm r

wonderful things nowadavs, but it

nxsn i yet disco vereu a process

whereby twtaced people can b treated with success.

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nrit will De not.ced the jurv t- a.

nnea a uutcner last weeK lor jer-

mittine Ins slaughter house to be

come a nuisance in the summer bv

bad smells. This should be a les

son to all the butchers. In fact,

slaughter houses should all be loca

ted out out ot towns, and where

there is an abundance of running water for cleansing puporses. wT"It was a Boonville pencil pusher who started the report last week, that a certain Hunttngburg girl kneads bread with her gloves on. And a Jasper editor rie to remark that we also need bread with our shoes on, with our pants ou, and with our clothes on. We need it badly, too, and if our delinquents do not soon pay up we will need it without any pants at all. The Bkoom Factory. Mr. Henry F. Guckes went to Louisville the first of last week and went to work in a broom factory thete, to get a better insight imo the business. The proprietors gave him every facility, and he writes, the Courier that it has been of great advantage to him. His house and lot there TtiMtail riiiilrl Ks izrld paat.

ft m V arul if rt Kto antl tu knma üaf. S

urday, bringing some more machinery for the broom factory with hin. He will then be prepared to sake up brooms for customers promptly, and will also manufacture them for aale to merchants, and will always be ready to fill orders for any quality desiied the day orders are received. As an addition to heme industries, Dubois county merchants should give him their orders.

Pirc IhiHt Wry

Nat

Fix

Now would be an opportune time - for Jasper's Town Trustees to con

sider the question of what kind of

buildings should be built in certain parts of the town. If a citizen is permitted to build a fire trap next door to another one's good house, the insurance rate of that locality is certainly increased, and the one

with a good hou?e is compelled to

pay yearly on account of the proximity of his neighbor' poor one, if be secures insurance, and if he carries the risk himself it is likely to cost still more. Th protection afforded by Mr. Hochgesong's brick house, at the re

ceat fire, unquestionably saved Mr.

Brett's and Mr. Gerber's. If Hoch

gesong's hud been frame, it could

not nave been saved, and it was damaged bv the fierce heat of the

adjoining frame house of Mr. Voll

mer. This was a striking object

lesson that all could understand,

and for safety in the future its teaching should be heeded. This much on the score of safetv

the money side. More might be

urged on the score of substantial

beauty and comfort and Jasjer is

large enough now to take these into

consideration for the general wel

fare. Any one of capital lookin-

for a location is more apt to settle in a town where the character of the

buildings shows the confidence of

its citizens in its permanent progress and this character is not evidenced by frame buildings, as well as by brick or stone, in its central portions. The law give? the town trustees the say in the matter of fire limits, and Ute Co um kr believes the present is a good time to start in this line of progress. It if not the fool who is alwavs politt ad courteous.

disposed of since the Coukikh s re port of last week :

öUte vs Alartna imonü: pros

titute ; not guilty. State vs Cha. Peabody; C. C. V.: not guiltv.

State vs Val. Messmer and Frank

Dick; maintaining nuisance; jury trial: occupying part of three days; verdict of guilty as to Mesmer,

with fine of $1U; not guiltv as to

Dick. State vs Frank Hopkins ; A. it B. : fined f 5. State vs lames Mathews: indict

ment quashed.

State vs Unas. Renner: A. it B.

with int. ; dismissed on motion of all parties.

State vs Christ. Harder: A. it B

plea guilty; fined $5.

.Statt va .Tann oihlilrj l-nor-iimf

nouse oi iii-iame: jurv trial: ver

dict guilty; fine f 15.

State vs Ira Chanlev; C. C. W.;

plea guilty; fined f 10.

State vs Louis Harder; drunk;

plea guilty; fine '&.

CIVIL ACTIONS.

John W. Chanlev, et al. vs Wash

ington Ins. Co. i jurv tnal oo upving

part of four d.iys; verdict for plain

tiff for 1477.

Charles CranJall vs the Atlas En

gine Co.; continued till Tuesdav in

the 3d week of Dec. erni.

v w-a a

naroara naiiuru, et ai. vs

Benj. C. Johnson, et al.; jurv trial;

verdict setting out interests in real

estate of various parties hereto, anil

that the same is not susceptible of

division, and that there is a mort

gage in favor of Stout now due upon

it.

Peter Schnell, surviving partner,

vs Ben, F. Whittinghill ; judgment for 1113.70,

reter Schnell, surviving partner

of M. Schnell & Bro. vs B. F. Whittinghill ; judgment for f U9.52.

Peter Schnell, surviving partner vs Aug. Richard: judgment for

76.52. State ex rel. Gramelspacher, Co. Auditor, vs Elizabeth Dinkle; dismissed. Louisa Riley vs. John Rilev; di

vorce granted plaintiff, and her

maiden name restored. Geo. Burger, Sr. vs Xenian Husk ins; judgment for f 42il.8S.

Peter bchnell, surviving partner

vs Ld. Beverstedt; judgme.it 124 .- 17. Mol lie Riley v Wm. Riley; divorce and custody of child granted plaintiff. Jos. Buchart vs Ellen Buchart; divorce; dismissed ly plaintiff. Serilda H. Ledger vood, et al. vs L. C. Bixler, et al. ; continued. Kinsev F. Dooley, adiur. est. of

Adjourned about 4 o'clock Satur- alr; : Ba,t,e f ""W'TmruiE ivIhvrS AtA"

dav afternoon till 0 o'clock Mondavi .hjoii, - ro"-'i Jjong ocoVr ist,. isa -u-. morning, and Judge Ely drove W it.ltirl - Xim-ticrmmls.-Iir-1: sL-It home to spend the Sabbath. - ' ' -J '"fij e mZ' Tl "ndersigne.1 hereby rives notice The following causes have been 1 nh" ::" ' ,UAt,an W"1 .to all who are indebtetl to him bv ae-

H.V....HUI. i in: iiiui.iiKit.vwint. to call and -ettle. either bv eah

note, castt ireferreI; and to those

tki:m k rits(ituTio-v

one war, - - 9.tKI

Dailv

Weekly, one year.

1 p.m.

ItOCKPOKT DIVISION. p.m. turn. , !;? ,ä-J? l'v I'l,u'n Ar. 7. ViM 10.00 Ar.ltockport I.v.ß M

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Tii Weekly Edltlea Has 12 Peei.

.Warrior's Retlection."

Recitation, "The Fla:". . .(Rilev. )Jwho areindebteii to him by notes p:vt IHo-raphv of II. Harrison. "m the ?ame ,bv Jani - 1. lÄ;f or I .-hall U- compelled to pat !!nrT Our Has ,hem in otHtvr hands for odleetion. Recitation,. . . . The American Flag, and mav have to collect thembefure ttiat Love of Countrv " (time. 1 1 iehet market nrire will heal

..(Indiann Fourth Reader P 1) !,0..ia fttleantt for all

Recitarton

Essav: "The Historvof the Flan"!

Pupil.

LlEORliE HasEXOIT. CeleitiBe. Julv ö, f5-!m.

S:ihcrib now and make all remitances to ft? biiia3E itikl C:apiay, Indianapolis Instant. THE JASPER COPRIER will

kinds of I furnished with the week! v edition C t t r-a. , "a m

oi me itunana tatt enttnel tor $1.75 Ir a vear for both.

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if . ,V. . " .. . . Han. a.m. p.

in . I.llll-lllll ,r 7.J5 1135 M l im 'im nut '. n..

ti'ii . - ,t c" v"y : r- m

i-.tu i.u ?.u.r. uuiiiriiin i.v, n.25 y.li

Ttie luwent ticket rates to tiiu West, hs a fotdcru Hllil uclieral Infurnnitli.n uiu i

(uniinhetl on upplieatloii totluuuiderslKiital

5w nimjuur ucKti reuua viu tli fit... t I. I . .. . ... a iM

It. A. Cami-hkll. !en'l I'asH. Aaetit.

W . 31. llu.VAU.Truv'K I'lins. Ag't, St, Uun

ong:. .

."TentinirTo-ninhi!

on the Old camp Ground-

hi.vis

Ptissible gool qualities are deform ed bv affectation.

Th appatrtl

Jane Cornwell ; petition to sell rea' estate continued. Walter M. Boyles, etal. vs Chas

J. HubtKtrd, et al ; judgment for

plantiff for 100. Chas. J. Huhbaid, et al. vs Geo. S. Coble; dismissed by agreement. Ed. C. Longbiugh vs Iouis Katterjohn ; dismissed. ... 1 r a la.

ciaie ex rei. tounty Auditor vs

Loveali R. Hall, et al; ditnUsed. O a I rf- a m.

aiaie ex rei. o. Auditor vs

Clus. F. Zehr, etal; continued. State ex rel. Co. Auditor vs Win. S. Conley, et al; foreclosure school mortgage ordered for 17l .'Ml State ex rel. Co. Auditor vs Benj. F. Nicholson et al ; continued. State ex rel Co. Auditor vs lohn H. Atkins, et al; continued. State ex rel Co. Auditor vs I-aao J. Smith, el al; foreclosure for $.15.State ex rel. Co. AuJitoi vs .lere. Sanders, et al ; foreclosure for $S(J.50. State ex rel. Co. Auditor vs Marg. Waddle, ct al ; continued.

State ex rel. Co. Auditor vs Xel- "pjrft fTlmil

son nooenst ei it ; foreclosure lor $412.20. Ed. F. Kenney, receiver C. Aultroan Co. vs Cassidy. et al.; continued.

SA VE MONEY By buying your Mens' an' Boys Clothing at the onh Clothing House in ,IasHr. that does not keep everything' ele. By looking after this branch of business par particularly we can and will Save You Money. A GREA T A TTR ACTION Will be found in mv latest

style of Mens Furnishings,

Shirts, Collars Ties and

Underwear of nil kinds at Ion

prices, quality considered.

IT BEATS A CIRCUS

To see how everv customer

smiles with satisfaction, and

is happy, who has bought .hoes, from mv stock, aftei

looking at others and com

paring pnees and quality thev realize thev have saved

money by dealing with

John A. Serinershcini, North of Court House, Jasjer, Ind.

HANDSOME uADIES Are appreciated by everyone. Every Lady wants to be handsome, so as to be admired. 1 can assist

vou in uns ov lurnisninir vou nie

very newest and most fashionable styles of handsome (Ronnets or J(nts, Purchased at a low wholes-ale price. aTaV it. . 1 . . . I

aiier luorouginv examining me

leading -tyles and prices, and 1

mve mv customers the benefit oi

the low prices I secured. Call at the Millinery Em(orium on the coiner of Main and Fourth streets. Jaspei, Ind., (Miss Friedman's former store,) and see how much a -tylUh, becoming bonnet, will adi to your appearance. It will be a

pleasure to show you the styles,

whether vou buvor not.

Emma killing.

Oft proclaims the Man,' So says old man Shakespeare. Did it ever strike you that a man's business stationery

Always

proclaims the character of his business. Be sure and have it

The Couriek office at Jasper, Indiana, will do the work for you.

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rREADYFoR Immediate sjW L,TW The Charles Moser Co. I r5W CINCINNATI. NEW YORK cJSS

Harbison Trustee's Notice,

Notice is hereby civen that the umk

figned, TniMtee of Hurhison

will att ;nd to township busiuesH on eari Satunlay of the year, at my olhYe, and persons iutving township business to

irrnsnci are reijiured to present U to hia on Satunlavs.

The township library will be kept all my home in Havwille. I

Indiana School Hooks are for sale byl Henry Ruehrschiieck in Havsvillc, an3l t.l if..t t-.it ?n .' i I

.iii.iiu iiiirKer in rwunervuie, Indiana. John Sum, Aug. :$0, 18i)5-y. TniMee.

Health and Pleasure.

Tuke the U. K. X St. L. t l. It. f Air I.lnn t.d

I Seet Sulphur Spriti.-, Vclpeii, liiilhuia. Tfcel j, prmr. are wituatttl ou u ijeuutlfully liaijtll

fciiiui ixiienceoim lllulH'St point III tile: täte . . Water lia.t uiiexci-lltil in rati Vir power pi

I e-lleiit uotel ai-i-omiiKKliitfiin., Ilm- fl.hjnif 1

I "mi miiinntc. iiie.iri.iii-wiii limkcsffc. i

,1 ran imriiiic me iniiiiir ni-uhoii IorTi tors to tlii-.-iriiiK. Call upon your ticVrd

UKfiii iiiriiiioruiatiuii in iletall.

IA. CAMI'IIKU., Ot'iiIM l'asü. AKt., St. Ijiulit.

BURN

& CO.

We are sole agents for these Paints in Janrr. We aim to keep the IIkst. Doa't be deceived by other jeopIe's statements, but invet-tigato for ourself. Some of the best houses in Jasper are painted with the Economy I'aints." The "Economy" is guaranteed to give sati.-factiou, and it is cheaper than white lead aiul oil. Tiy them and lx convinced. We are Headquarters for White Lead, Linseed and other oils, Woodj

-tains, annshes, Cam a ere immts, Colors m oil, Dry color.-, I liumg

colors, Artists tube paints, Brushes, Etc. Don't be a clam! Come and

t-e us. lourtnends for Economy,

e. B. BRANNOCK. uccessor to Model Drug Company Xew Spayd Block, Jasper, Ind.

Apr.I ;. I

DUBOIS COUNTY AGENT FOR

THE mm DRill "

It is th BEST Becai

It is what we claim it to be a POSITIVE FORCE FEED.

It sows, with the same gear, the same quantity of wheat or oats. 1 1 i theonlv drill in the world that will do this. THE FOKCE-FEED FERTILIZER ATTACHMENT ii.sed on the Empire Drill is fast superseding all others, lKieaiise It is the only one made that is a FOKCE FEED. It does not paste nor clog up. It distributes an even continuous stream. It is taken apart without loosening a nut, spring, Iniltor key. It feed-- out all the phosphate in the box. Iso have a complete stock of LAMPERT'S BEST WAGONS.

Plows, and all kinds of Farming Implements. Conic and Examine. FELIX LAM PENT.

Headquarters for VEHICLES And Farming Implements of all kinds. Binder Twine at tht lowest figure. JASPER, INDIANA.

Aug. 10, 1S94.

West 0th Street, Jasper, Ind

JUMBO JEANS PANTS.

e$N v tht U-rJ

A piIy feeling in trade is the cause of our present good news. Ainannfaertirercouldn' borrow any more money, had to so'1 the test of his goods and sell quickly. Wo were in at the buying, and you shall bavo the benefit. There will bo rare nicking while it lntx. Yoinl need to come quickly, though. The Popular Store of S. KTJEBLEK, Jasper. Indiana-

BARGAINS

The Strongest Jeans Panti in the World.

Also a full stork of Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots 1 lll.l UI..... . !

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ECKERTS NEW STORE

ix.

OpjHsite the. Indiana Hotel.

GREEN APPLES! DRIED APPLESI

rccdrerm and

market orice.

nn armnnuoa.

Wa laaite awiy

to tfcc rrata mrjrmimm mMkMy a ew-w-towiaj

FeliS "Sa y

CLOTHING! llle mh) ti close out m k stock of Meas, Bays aai YwHths Cloth. if, as we have decided to disconthis line of Merchandise nud now OFKKK ur Stork of tlollm at prices which mean sales. This is not to advertise our stock but to give the public a chance to save money in the pundiase of clothing, and to assure our patrons when we place an advertisement we mean what we nv. Respectfully, XOIUIAX & GRAY. IRELAND, INDIANA, or.