Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 30, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 April 1897 — Page 4
Dubois Circsit court
IRELAND ITEMS
a iX zAJz I Adjoin tied at 9 o'eUek Saturday Senator M A Sweeney
! morning until the succeeding w u ..r ,n toW Mondav n I ' : . L... m i
tw..f lV I I - Mllklll (-' IM'lIlIf
11" Ui i . v - t-
of Jas-
JASrBB. DCBOI8 COrTT. INDIANA.
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FRIDAY. APRIL 2, 1SW7. JASPER DEMOCRATIC TOWN TICKET.
clean il up a f i-t a- it i- ready for action. Judge Kly lett on the morning train tot home. Tin- following
is t lie UlSpolllO!l U ll.ru since our last week's report: tatt vi Find Miller ; B. L. W. L. . fined - in each of two cases.
Matt- va Pet. r Harder; di-turt
Mr. Freeland Hrittain. one of I. township's leading farmers, aas in town the tirt of the week Mr. Arista Stewart went t t'orvdon Tuesday . in the interest of the Milwaukee Hinder Co. Mrs. N. Weathers, who 1ms been visiting her hu.ba:d at this
tag religious maating meeting ; jury place, returned to L r DOMS at trial , verdict RUÜty : tine $5. Marengo Sunday.
For Town Marshal. JOSEPH HOFFMAN. For Town Clerk. JOHN P. BOTHER. For Town Treasurer. CHARLES SOLIGA. For Trustee for the First Ward. JOHM M. SCHMIDT. For Trustee for the Second Ward. PHILIP KASTNER. For Trustee for the Fourth Ward. MICHAEL F. Dl'RLAUF.
ÄThe primary election in Jasper for town officers last Saturday, was the occasion of considerable electioneering, and brought out 838 voters. The ticket chosen, as a whole, is a very good one, and will receive the hearty supjiort of the Democrats, as well as many Republicans. It was a good natun-d contest, made on the grounds of town economy, and those in favor of paying the debt of the town as soon as the bonds provide, won, so we may expect in a few years a lower rate of town taxation. The fol
lowing shows the result of the poll
State vs Jos
(i reener: ool
i reener and Vndv
piaying; jury tna!
W. A. Braden, of Petersburg, agent for the Indiana Bridge Co.
occuping part of two day-, verdict Ma m town Monday.
V. L.
not L'uiitv as to Andv t.rerncr:
guilty as to Joseph Greener; fined prittnttl
II". State on allidavit of Anna J.
Stallman vs William Stallman ; con-
Brittain Uiught MOPertv here last
O. C. S itur-
day, the consideration being IT'' He took jwssession April 1st. II" II U" ..M...... ' ...... rf la in full
tempt of court; it being shown that thiodi-TOid ,1. -f. ndant ha., since the order herein entered, complied with said or- 1 der. this i MM E dismissed at de- Met ormick Bros, are having a lendant'i cost, gmxl trade this track. It begins
f. U t UhK Utit' IP- "TUV MriU'k
State vs Samuel Brown ; A
H ith intent to murder Frank Shurig . pent to State's prison foi10 years, and fined $100. Civil. ACTIOW.
Mattie Beck vs James and Ed. (i. Burlingan.e; dismissed at plantiffs cost. Th,s Hink-le m Klizaleth Dinkle :
for divorce ; continued on affidavit oral charge
of defendant on account of absence " iartwui
the farmers, the way they brought in their produce. There will be a wedding here in the near future, so the rumor noes. Ask tieorge Fierst who he think' it is. Rev. Walla 0, pa-tor of the Otwell circuit, ha- resigned his in
here. He preached sermon here Sundav i
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of witnesses Jane Miller and Perry ve loa crowueu nouse. tt nne e (h regret to lo-e lir. Wallace we pre-
Marv C. Connor vs Henrv Con- du piace nere on m-j hmhii
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ner, lor uivorce ; conunueu. State ex rel. Linnie Small vs John Fisher; bastardy ; finding by court that the defendant is the father of relatrix' bastard child, and judg
ment for plaintiff vs. him for 4i'
A Fkiknm.
For Marshal-August DuppsBn); tobe paidiBfollows: $20 April I, Htifftimn 14(: Jas. S. Ml burn i l it.
l?V4 , anu f-o eacn mi iihuhm. thereafter until fully paid ; defendant went to jail in default of security
164
Joe. Hoffman 146; Jas.
83. For Clerk A. J. Berger
J. P. Hutherl69. For Treasurer Chas Soliga 312. For Trustees : 1st ward Mathias Ries 150; John M. Schmidt 1H3. 2d ward Phii. Kästner 203: Joseph Klein 127. 4th ward M. F. Durlauf 171; W. H. Flick 163.
and
long.
New Jewelry. I have just re-eived a tine lot of new Jewelry. All the latest Uaaa. Full assortment. No high priee. Everything reasonable. OHM ami BM. Jos. Bi t h art. West Sixth St.
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate
Notice i hervhv given that the
Our Spring stock of Mens' Boys9 and Chi Id reins' " CLOTHING! Has arrived and is ready for inspection. We have made a caref ul selection of new stylos and colorings so fashionable for Spring wear. And are anxious to have our customers call and take a look at them. We show beyond a doubt the largest stock of Clothing in town or county. Our immense trade in this line has compelled us to buy in larger quantities, and this enables us to secure lower prices on goods over smaller dealers. Our Mens Black unfinished worsted suits wear like iron, at $3.50, not found elsewhere. An elegant line ol Mens Trousers up-to-date in style and fashion. Communion suits at prices from S4..50 up. Clothing made to order. West side of Public Square. 5 KUEBLER, JASPER, IND
lot payment.
Porters ill. Pointers.
tlying trip to Jasper last Tuesday.
Rev. J. I.
Indianapolis Bloominfton. Jasper
S. W. R. R. The committee having the building of the above road iu view met pursuant to adjournment at the Pheoix hotel in Jasper on Monday night last, and Mr. H. Eckert read a number of letters from several places on the proposed line, all enthusiastic in favor of pushing the enterprise right off to success, and promising material aid upon the proper organization of the company. The Shoals people were anxious enough for it to send Messrs. J. B. Marshall and R. F. Davis to attend this preliminary meeting, and sev
eral gentlemen in Mt. Vernon, Ind., I him a big audience.
joined in a letter in favor of the road being started at that city. After listening to the flattering letters it wa.determined to organize a company
immediately, and that the prelim-; inaries should be written out Tuesday, making Bloomington, Shoals and Jasper points on the north end, and Buckskin and Mt. Vernon on;
tin-
U'rMjrned administrator "f thf et;ite .if John I'.Nonuan, ilxfael. ill by virtue of an order of the of the Iuti C'lreuit Court made at the M.irrh Term. 1';. of-
Ht alth is pood in this comnuini- f for eale at public aution on the pew
ty, with the exception of the oN I A Y . APRIL 12th, 1887, measles. the following .l-s rie,l real eute in The farmers are busy sowing oats Dubois county. Indiana, belonging to. di . . . ' said devlent. to-wit : planting taters. , v&n of the Nlirtll We -marter ol m
The river has gone down now and t on nineteen, townehiti numtjer one. soon will be in fishing stage, but Kit h , range fir., Wo, an I nor. par- . . j ,1, i , . ticu ar v .h-s.-nle.i as loll. Cotnwhat about the hsh law? Imeneing at a stone lettered A estab01 what bat beOine of the Tw lihei at tiie south west o.rner .f said
Sisters Come again and let us 'ract, running thence North four and one , . half degrees Kast. -ix an.l ten hundre.ltlis 1 hear from you. chains to a etone lettered "B," thW Mr. David L. (Jraham, of Rock- oatb eighty seven degrees Mt, six and -4 - - - ...., ;twentv hundrelttis ctiains to a stone letport, was out at our town Msiting :.c ,ltb nme and sixrelatives and friends. teen hunlrelths chains to a stone lettered. Mr A r drav and took a "D" in the center of James street.
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thence w est to me place oi ueginnuu;. and excepting from the above lescritel
Gregory will preach to tract of land. M. B. Ihllon's add,-;, n to
the people at Portersville next Sun- the town of Ireland. Hub - ( mty, Hv iaht nd hp will mn ' Indiana, and also excepting therefrom dav night, and he will also open thp foIIowine tnct of ,an , heretofore the doors of the church. All the;8ll, to tnt. standard Milling Company, elders aro requested to be present, land no r.wnel by the said Standard c,,ni i.np mmp nil and let ii-aive Milling Company, to-wit : Part of the
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Our genial merchant Jiebel went to Jasper last 00 business.
north-eart uuarter of se tion nineteen.
township number one, south, range rive. W. F. West, and bounded aa follows all that Mondajr I'rt of land lying and leing North ol Walnut street in Ihllon's addition to
the -aid town of Ireland in said countr.
J. I), (tray is our great 'lg raiser : and de rd-d as follow- fommem-ing oh the nit's twi e a week t.. at a -'ne i-iarked A here the IV
bow much hP will make ) ' terstnirg roa.l and said Walnut street in-
John is a rinse observer.
What has become of the tele-
the S. W. end, and that Dr. Sabin should visit Bloomington in its interest. When the road is extended north to Martinsville, 20 miles, it will be
about 140 miles long, and it would
phone?
More talk than work. Joi.lv lot.
The Afe of Laughter. The now Hoosier dialect story. L'ncle Hank and Aunt Nancv in
rm nvpr iKa hpst oolitic limp stone1 " ashington, by Indiana s great-
;n ;n u.nnu .,. est dialect writer.
tersett. at the south-west corner of said mill tract a surveyed and established on May :td. 187. them e North thirtv ruinnte Kast, on the Wet line of .ud mill tract two chains and thirty two links, to a -tone niarked'X." from which a beach tree twenty four inches in diamet.r lean North eighty four degrees Kast, one hundred and three link distant, said stone also being in line with stone ." at the outh-west corner and -tone "h" at the n rth-west comer of -ai 1
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in the world in Monroe county; f vm,n in ' au" K ' " dc n- an would run near Trinity Springs, ures both humorous and HJSlIÄÄe'S Indian Springs and Mountain ; etic, of the old country com.ie ( n r n m jn fl,mntf rK.ar,
S irinss in Martin countv and ,r"m u" - ai,u l u" v ;ir'' ortn titty n-gn-e. ant ttnrty mmute
li-t.lli:. .111 nil
tree, eight inches in
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furnace, which formerly reduced the interesting book from cover to cover. an,, ,mv mlmiU., Fast.' seventy-nine atdnndid bpmntitd ores of fArtin and it touches the right chord, hnkü distant, thence iuth three d.--
county, and which the former high ,1-5 P". on heav' I,al"7 nd gre and : ....nates E-L two . ham - " " t L 1 1 . . . . 1 AC. - anil tlortv enrlit link tlierii-f nit
Om'lKt . joa'a.b.sioia
White Sulphur Springs in I'ike!1 our Nation in henold CoUntr-v ' trtT,,H county; would pass near the iron ;"n s own quaint, droll way. Aii JJJ ?' . . . i . -. i.itorestina Ivw.k from cover to cover ' "r.oear no
freight rateg on the 0. & M. Com-;nanaMmeV P"1 lo??ine.r- I' pelledto suspend, and would re.; copy, post paid. Big inducements vive them again; would also rumto newsdealers and agents, through the magnificent timber of Haywooi. Fi hushixu Houts, Martin and Dubjis counties; would U asington, D. ( largely develop the patent coal j Mn, SamnH stam of LoffUlton Pa
neius oi luojis county, anu tin Mrt. thirtv-four vears
thickest coal strata in Indiana in ith courage and fortitude
Pike countv
and thirtv eight link, thence nth
eighty degree west, three chaiM and eighty-fHir links to the place of leginning. Tin tract belonging to the Standard Milling Company containing threefourths of an acre more or less, and the tract that remains that Udongs to the said decedent John I. Nonn;... contains
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of "llfferitlir iei one-nan acrej more or ie-. NyrinuiUu A Iso lots one, t o and three in the
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! ireian-i, iniion s ai in ! ti io saii
und n 1i i tbo un. i a rheumatism in Hie knee, Incnse-
7 " iiiien.. her l.-.t I.e..,.,,... -off tl.af t" n . in HU'ml- . ...inly, itnliana.
equalled agricultural country, al- ;,,,. r((tll( wak Mr SUnim , .1 TKKM8 ( F BALE Ons third ensh, ready well developed, along the .well-tonln merchant, and had sPare.l no ,h rvsidiie in espial payments . due entire line, thus pmmising an pains or expense to relieve her, but with sn.l twelvemonths fn.m date ofj.ale.the
le
SIX I14T
until naid.
V 1 1 !....:".. ill NI1.VPM. nnti one mirl.t i lien it l'11" ".laser e e. m, Hilf noieti .or Hie
, . . . nrre ' wi nainfu Hint she eon . I. r,l v lerre! paments. Witt. gni ireei.oi.i
cnarges ana expenses fn.m the day n,,im. , ilf. .t! - rety. and l.eann interest at
of the completion of the road. It Iterlain'a 1'iiin Itnlni Tl. ertL... - "ent. Hr annum fnm date
would hive no expensive bridges magical. The first application raltevtd I01. it es tram valanrian or sf-
tr ..... L-.. nn Ifta ....;-.. i: ik. the nain. and itj cintinne,) . lm r... praicement laws.
w uiaas on iin ciiuir nut nie one , ' " 1 - - " i" o ... v....w.v i.l...'.
i . r. r i . , . . r . . , i i i i . Mii-bi k a Bnawni, Att'ys. March Ii'. lviT 4t. Patronize Home.
I invite the public to come and examine my t -hoe, made t order, in Hals or Congress, or in It.il and Congress cnibined, in ealt. calf-kanparoo. or grain calf. A
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across White river about four mile vr' " "l,nue"p n' fven i.erthe across mie river, aooui lour miifs fW am, i(f er hmb onn iu (n, ,( yna north of Shoals, being the largest, jhave friends who are tumbled nitfa At present prices of rails, (G) lbs. rheumatism insist on their giving this
t hi can do tbein n
to the vard. ties, locomotives and remedy a trial.
M, mgMfH and kb. Ib. ÄÄTOÄ
uubi Ul Vl.e hu Mines WOUMl not ex- w, eff.H't a .-.ire K.iraal at V. .n.l
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ceed 1,2.)(),(KXJ. It is the most cents per bottle by M Friedman, dmg-
leasible K. K. proposition, ami '" would be the best paying road from nsnvVk. Lk ..ik. wl t u the start, ever pro posed in Indiana T . H T , . " r. o.i . .. It. H. at liaz eton is not vet re
it wouju aiso iurmsn a new line , . tu food tit iuiininte...! iir .1.. a n. -i, . T paired. Thecompanv is prianng K,M m guaranieen , ai- nrt la from Rvansvi e to Indianaoo IIa . . . ... ... ' "..m , :. . . j . ,
shorter by many
present route
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workinanhip gaurunteed. T h i s
i ,i "Ulm n oimjt- u.ri n, os me CUT- I W . c mues man any wnt ha(, waHH.a a dwp channei ! shoe can n .t 1 equaled any where I . . ..... . If a t m .
Surely, with such advantages the
road can be built.
a .
mere. .o covered.
brdies have been re-
for the place.
BMMWy. Kemeuiber the
Liquor UeMBM Notice. lot ice It tier. IV iVl'H to the citizens Of F'rnnani. Fntliaaa lowmahlp, Dubola Co liHliana. that the iiiiil.riKiie., m male inlialt 1 it.mt of MMd tonhip aid eoiiiiiy, 1 1 1 07 at t lie age of l ir. ami ot kim iiioriil char
ai ter. will at the regular June term Of ISSi of the itoanl of Commiaaioner of - i ro :nt. apply for a liceneto aell ami retail Mlrlll u, VlBMMk malt ami other intoxicating Ii iiii'ir In a ies nuantitv than a quart at a
time, with the privilege of allowing the one to t- ilrank on hl premise. The pm iw location liere aaiil tq W will Im-aolil i ftituatcil in the front room t u.Min the Krouml fliMir if a two torv frame
huihlina. frontina on thin atreet, an-t OH the north half of ht ajt allow n on the original rlat of the town of Kc rilinar.il, I.uIm.i i .. . mliana. At the MUM time and place will apply for Ineii.e to allow rani p I ay i UK. ! ice throwing ami to eil I um Ii. - ami coiife 1 1 oner v.
Jo SKI.KK. M ir 19. tflS7.SI Ijlct'iiwf Ntil Iff. i n y. i harwhy x n t. Um r i . m "f V -. Henry. anl I'aaa township, l.u MM county, Imliatia. that the arrft. rwiffBtKt, a male citizen of the täte of In. liana, mill apply to the ounty 'ommii..uer Of PS Imii. county at their next regular rnm in .lune. 1J7, for a licenac to retail Intoal OatiDK n.juor. Iiecr ami wine, an ! p. rnn. Um auie to Im ilrank on the premi. a, Itdrt Ik MTorMMNM of MM UtWl of Imliana got ernmg auch license The DfOOMO location where Nok IMJtSOn are to lie oli ia in the front room on the grouml flour of the two MOS MTMS! huihlnig on the Kerilinainl aiol St Henry roa.l. ami .m .te) ..n even eightli of an acre of tina..uth eaat ..arter of the outli eat qoalter of eetio.i townhip S, range S, known the . lara i.ogel OlulMt1 1. MM. at the MUM tune w ill make applica IMS for license to allow i anl pU in. 'lire throwing, ami to sell lunches anil confer Ikinerr. Rti km - I Mar. IS, IWT7 M House snd Lot for Sale. fcmtl residnte on Mill street in JasjKT. for sale cheap, and on rcas,,nalle terms. The lot has M it a mm1 1 rille. I well cost in jj nearly $lon. furnishing an unfailing supply of ir v .. ) water. For j.ri an I tcrin apply MC. Iosk.
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Any one who int id-
buy Spring Press
(iiwxls to examine my
stock before making a
selection. I offer I va.it ty of patterns in the Spring shades in plain colors and changeable effects. Prices very low. Also line of IMaid-. BntMM MmI Prints. J. T. MELCHIOR. North Main Street. Jaw r. Indiana
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