Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 38, Jasper, Dubois County, 28 May 1897 — Page 4
J ASPER COURIER
AlFEm. DCBOIfl COITN1T. INDIANA. lUr4 m U rHBc at Jwpar lodUnt. far raatiaiaaioa through lh Btll rnond c1m aiiur
FRIDAY, MAY M, 1897. IVCitizens of Huntingburg are making a united effort to locate several manufactories in their city . "In union there is strength," and it is to be hoped their efforts will be successful. IfaT'lJnder the new law all persons must file bills against the county five days before the commissionmi
era meet, i ne next session con
venes June 7th. Persons having
bills against the county should tile
them on or before June 2.
Mkmokui. Day in Jasper. (iuikea-Welman 1'aat. U. A. K will
A Warn Friend.
PoWy'a Colic Cora in very hut, sat
huv. i....in..ril Hrvi,- uml ileeur- when diluted It IH a warm frieml lli.lee.l
ate the graves of their fallen comrades next Sunday afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock. The Post will assemble at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in front of the Court house, and all persons w ho have (lowers they can donate are requested to have them at the monument between 2 and -i o'clock, where a detail of the Post and Sons
to those mfterinic from how el i 1 1 I h 1 1 t - It im ver (ails. 25c. and öüe. M fried man.
of Veterans will be to receive them.
If any wish to prepare wreaths foria MS, with appropriate
particular graves, and will place thejquotation, and a Uxjuet
Pie Social. Pie Social will be given at the residence of Rev. (iregory, in Ireland, on the evening of June !th, at J:90, for the poipOSS of creating a fund to establish a V. 0. T. U. in Ireland. All W. 0. T. I, ladies and friends are requested to donate
scriptural of (lower-
sTThe new "Jasper Union Sun
day School" met in the Public
School house last Sunday afternoon with a good attendance, and as i
was already organized went right to work, Dr. Woods making a good start as Sunt. The fchool voted to
meet at 10 o'clock in the morning hereafter. The Christian Endeavor
Society also chose to meet in the
school house at night, instead of in
the church, as heretofore, and wil
continue their meetings there. An Epw rth League will probably now
be organized to meet at the church, and it is hoped these little divisions
will stimulate all to a closer chris tian life.
Fikst OoatMUVioir. Fiftv bojn
and fifty-three girls took their first
Communion at St. Joseph's Catholic s a tm ft - ft a V a
unurcn sunaay last. &acn was requested, as their schooling had been free to them, to pay the church eight dollars. Heretofore it had been the
custom for first communicants to
pay for schooling, and the sacrament was not charged for. sWThe altar was handsomely dressed, and fragrant with flowers, and the children looked bright and happy, notwithstanding the rain, and the music by the Star band and choir was grand and impressive, snd the Knights, in their brilliant uniforms, added to the beauty of the scene, and the advice to the first communicants by Father Stenger was plain and calculated, if followed, to make them better citizens, at St. Joseph's church last Sunday. And to cap it all, after the services were over many happy family re-unions occurred, and choice dinners were enjoyed. Emrkzzlement. Mr. Theodore Gohman, one of the best known citizens of Ferdinand, was arrested Tuesday, charged with embezzlement by affidavit sworn to by Mr. John Hetz. He had an examination Tuesday night before Esq. Fink who held him to Court, and in default of $500 bail he spent the night in jail. Wednesday morning deputy Sheriff Vic Cassidy went with him to Ferdinand, to see if he could get bondsmen there. He is administrator of his father's estate, and Messrs John Betz and John Giamelapacher are on his bond. His reports to Court show that he is about $700 behind with the trust. He was preparing to leave the state without settling up, and would have gone yesterday had he not been arrested. He has a wife and two children, and his downfall is a (treat surprise to many people. It is said to be another instance of failure of a promising career through the excessive drinking of intoxicating liquors. Mr. John Altman. of Feidinand, went on his bond for his appearance at court, and he was released. Insank Inquest. A lunacy inquiry was held Monday morning by Esq. Geo. Nix and T. Zoeller over Geo. Herker, of Harbison township, and upon the testimony of Dra. E. J. Kempf and J. P. Salb, he was found insane, and dangerous to be at large, as he had attempted to commit suicide several times, and believed people were trying to poison him, and application was made for his admission to the Southern Hospital. This makes four in
sane persons now in the count v
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llMIll .Ml' I IVIIU 11' IJ'lllfi II1I1IU. CoMMITTKE. Unfortunate IVople Are thev who while suffering from
Kidney Diseases are pr.'jiulu'ed against all advertised remedies. They should know that Foley's Kidney Cure is not a tjuack remedy, but an honest guaranteed mediane (or Kidney and Bladder troubles. M. Friedman.
Notice lo Nun-Resident Laad Owner.
name on the wreaths the Post de-1 attached. A talk on the lite ot
tail will see that they are placed as Jennie Cassidy, founder of Flower designated. The veterans request (Mission work will be given. Good a liberal contribution of flowers, as' singing and plenty of refreshments there are a large number of grave form a part of the pmgram. ChU to decorate and the number is dren's pies will be sold for thebenetit growing: larger each vear, as the old of a Loyal Temperance Legion. All
soldier makes his last charge, and 'pies will Im 10c each. Everybody
tights his last battle. Sunday School Conventions. Postal Cards with the following printed on them were sent out this week by Sec y Katterhenry, of the
S. S. I nion.
Dear Sunday School Worker :
In order that Dubois County may retain her position in the State Sunday School Association as one of the "banner counties," we must hold a convention in every township in the county before June 18, 1897. The County Convention last Sun
day decided to hold conventions aj
follows : Harbison township at Havsviile,
June nth, 2 :80 p. m.
Columbia township at Crystal,
June tith, 10:00 a. m.
Madison township at Ireland,
Mav 30th, 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
Hainbridge township at Jasper,
June 6th, :30 p. m.
Jefferson township at Hirdseve,
June 6th, 10:00 a. m.
Jackson township at Kvana, Mav
30th, 2:30 p. m.
Patoka township at Huntingburg,
June 2d, 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
Cass township at Holland, June
6th, 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.
I want you to see to it that these
conventions are announced in your
school next Sunday, and that some one is appointed to take part in the
uogram. Also appoint five dele
gates to attend.
It. M. Milium. President Eli Kattkkhknkv, Secretary. Huntingburg, Ind., May 21, '97
I CARPETST
Ingrain, Tapestry and Hemp, A Fine Line of Rug, iyi I N G S Frm iQc a yard up to 4(3 cents.
AT JASPER.
resi-via
Evaasville Club Did Not Receive Fair
Treatment.
A large party of Evansville
dents went to Jasper yesterdav
the Air Line. One of the attrac
tions was a ball Käme between an
Evansville club and the Jasjer
tt-am. It is reported that a small
party of "rooters" for the Jasper
layers acted in very discourteous
manner toward the Evansville plav-
ers, ana became no obnoxious that
many patrons left the grounds. If
another contest is arranged it is
hoped Jasper citizens will keen the
disturbing element out of the
grounds. Evansville Courier, 24th.
I he Jasper ball players think
some one played a "fake" on the Courier reporter who wrote the above, for all the Evansville team
seemed to be very well pleaded with
their reception and treatment, and went home in the best of humot
carrying their fairly earned victory 18 to 11 with them. The "An chor" team from Evansville acted the gentlemen, and beat the Jas)ier Reds because the latter had not practiced any hardly, and their pitcher was disabled, and a sub. had to be put in. It rained, too, in the morning, and the ball ground was wet, and on that account the attend ance was not as large as it would have been otherwise. Hut all passed
off in a good humor as far as the
ball club was aware.
Governor Hlack, of New York, has
refused to sign the Inheritance Tax
Bill. It will 1m? remembered that
this same Republican Governor
Hlack was one of the loudest outcriers against the national Income Tax law. He believes in taxing the poor to the extreme limit, and
letting the rich go free of taxation N. A. Ledger.
Sam Harbin was one of the eleven inmates of the State reformatory
waiting admittance to the Hosin-' PMWM by the board of pardons at
iL
me recent meeung. ine provision
of a parole is that the man receiving it must be under the eye of state agent W. S. Carpenter, of the reformatory, for a certain period. Last week Harbin notified the board that he would not accept clemency at its hands. A short time before Gov. Matthews' term expired he reduced Harbin's sentence of seven
teen years to ttve years, and he goes out July 3d of this year. Harbin was implicated in the attempt to
1 j burn down the court house at At the Dongola bridge, ten miles Washington, Daviess county. Ex.
9UUU1-WCRI oi reiersourg, seventeen
taJ, and Supt. Thomas writes the
Sheriff that until the new addition is furnished there will be no room for any more from Dubois county, as its quota is now full. As Dr. Thomas will go out of office in July, it is not probable the new building will be furnished before Dr. Mason takes charge. The relatives of Mr. Herker concluded they would tak care of him, instead of letting him fo to jail, and took him home with them.
Ersens were baptised last Sunday it. Barrett, of the General Bap tiet church, of Hoamer, officiating. Petersburg Newa.
Governor Mount will attempt a reduction of salaries of employes of state penal and benevolent institutions.
State of I n. liana, ( lulis County, f To Wemlolin May, at Ixmisville, Ken
tucky :
You are hereby notified that upon
the l!h lay of June, IS7, at it o'clock in the tnrenoon, Bernhard Schroeder,
Charles Silica and Matthias Keis, the Commissioners aiuointel (or that piir-
iMiHe bv the Hoard o( Trustees of the
town of Jasper o( the State of Indiana,
will meet at the office of the Clerk Of the Dttboia Circuit Court in said town, for the purpose of assessing the tMiefits au. I iamaves accruing to the owners of any parcel of land or lot and any building or structure thereon appropriated, through which it is projM)Meil to construct a new street, as an extension of Fifth Street, within said town deMcrihed, viz: Commencing at the Western terminus of Fifth Street in the town of Jas
per, l u uois County, Indiana, the sant terminus leing at the Southwest corner of lxt No. TA and the northwest corner
4 !t No. 51, all in the original town of
Jasper said county and state, extending and running West "! feet and i inches to a public street, said proposed street to
he iO feet wide, and to he a continuation
of Fifth Street in said town, and to he
the same width and continue in exactly
the same direction as Fifth Street, and
to run through the following described
part of Lot No. 4 of Haller'n sublivision of Lot No. f of Chan, Rnrhart'i addition to the town of Jasier, owned by you. the said Wendolin May, towit: Commencing at the southwest corner
of said lot No. 4, thence running north
;7 feet and I ! inches, thence east ?X) feet, thence south ,i7 feet and 8
incites, i hence wesi ni reel, lo me place of leginning. which said part of your lot or strip of land, In-ing 7 feet and 8 inche w ide and Ml feet long, is required to lie taken and appropriated for the construction of said proposed street as an extension of Fifth Street. Dated at Jasper, Ihilsiis County, Indiana, the nh day of May. 1H7. The Board of Trustees ot the Town of
Jasper, by
John P. Hi -limit. Tow n Clerk. May L'l , IN7, -3t. License Notice.
Ä TICK I hereby ftVM to the citizens of (V Irt'Uml, uutl Mmlisnii towiiliip. (u
Inn count , , Indiana, that the unilerHittuci'
.1 male citizen of thf state nf In. I, um, will
apply to the ( duuty Commissioners of lu Imii county at their next regular session in
June, IWi. for a licrnsc lo retitil intoxi catiiiK Honor, boor ami wine, mil permit the
tame to he Mraiik on the nreinini, uiiüVr
the provisions of the law of lmliana governing such license.
1 he precise location where such llajuor are to he sold Is in the front room on the around flour of the one story frame huildiUK fronting on Main street, and situated on lot No. comer of James and Main streets, an iboora on the original plat of the tow n of Inda id, liuhoia county Indiana. Also, at tin' name time will make application for license to serve lunches, etc. 1IKNKV . KM.. May. 14, 1(W7 3t Sheriff f Sale. By virtue of an execution issued on r judgment rendcied in the Dubois Circuit Court, on the first day of August. IS!i. and to me directed by the Clerk of said Court, I Will offer for sale, at public auction ami outcry, to the highest bulkier, at the door of the Court house, in Jaer, Pulsus county, Indiana, on SATURDAY, Jt'NK lL'th, Ht'7, tet ween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.M., of said day, the rents ami profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the follow ing deseriled real estate, situated in Daheif county, in the state of Indiana, to-wit : The west half of the south-west ouar-
ter of section number twenty (LH, i township Number two (2), south range No. Hve () west, eighty acres. The south-east ouarter of the southeast quarter o( section nineteen (!'.), township No. two ('2), south range five (5) west. West half of the north west juarter of section No. ninteen (19), township No. two (t), south range five wet. Containing in all two hundred ere situated in Dubois count v, Indiana. And in case the rents and profits fail to bring the amount demanded to satisfy the judgment and execution aforesaid, interest ami costs, together with all accruing costs, I will at the same time and place, and in like manner aforesaid, offer (or sale, at public auction ami out cry, to the highest bidder, all the right, title, interest and estate in fee simple of Henry Wulfman in ami to the above de Bribed real estate, or so much and such part thereof as may be necessarv to satisfy the judgment and decree aforesaid, which is in favor of William H, Bonner and against Henrv WnJfaua.
Said real estate will be sold without relie( from valuation or appraisement laws, ami subject to the redemption laws of the state o( Indiana. HFNKY CASSIDY. Hheriff DoboNl countv, Iml. Wut i km K. Ox, Att'v (or Plaintiff. Mav 14, 1HSJ7. -fit, pf, The Coukikk advertiser are letting down the price bars into the
field of bargains.
WINDOW SHADES
LACE CURTAINS
15c a piece on spring rollers, also a line of
better grades.
From 50c a pair, upwards.
Curtain Poles, Brass Curtain Rods for doors, etc. Call at once and see our line before you purchase S. KITEBLER,
JASPER, INDIAffA
ComiiiiMMioiH'rN Sale Retd EMtate.
of
Notice is hereby given that the under-
signeu v otiiiinsMoner, appointed ay me Judge of the Deboia Circuit Court at the May term thereof, to make sale o( Keal Estate in an action therein pending, wherein Mary K. Mass. Katie Menken, et al., are plaintiffs und .Martin Haas. Valentine Haas, et al., are de(endants, w ill offer for sale at public auction 00 the premises at one o 'dock P. .M on SATURDAY JI NK ttth, is7. the following real estate, to-wit: The North West quarter of the North West quarter of section two, township number two Howth. range enmher four West, containing forty acres; and the North-east quarter of the North-east quarter of section three, township number two South, range numler four VFent, containing forty acres; and the Northwest quarter oi the South-east quarter of section thirty-four, township MDHtber one Booth, rennjc Bomber four West, containing forty acres more or less; and the South-west quarter of the Booth West quarter of section thirty live, township uuinber one South, ramre four West, containing forty acres more or less; also part of the South-Kast quarter of the South West quarter of section thirtv-four, township one, South, range four West, containing thirtv-nine acres more or less, Wing all of sai'l forty acre tract of land except one a 0 off of the West side o( said tract, and heretofore
sold by the said Anthony Haas to Marion 1 School Tow nship. Dulsiis County, lndiana, and more particularly dencftbod as follows : The North-east corner of the: S'ace where the New Albany and Jasper oad cnees the West line running North and South said forty acre tract of laud. The said land contains one hundred ninety nine acres more or less.
TERMS OF BALE. One fourth cash , and the residue in three equal installments, due six, twelve ami eighteen months from date of sale, the purchaser to execute his notes for said deferred payments, secured by i?ood freehold surety, learing six per cent interest from date of sale M. A. SwKKNKY, Commissioner. K. M. Mil. in ks. Attorney. Jasper, Ind., May 21, 1? -4t. Liquor License Notice. Notice Is hereby given ' Mw citizens nf KcrOiiiaml. Ferdinand towmhlp, Dubois On., Indiana, that the underatnwwl, nrata miiai ii. oil oi Mid (owMbip and eouaty, and over the nnw of n yean, aad ot good nonU onat ai'ter, will at the reKiiUr June term UM of the itoirii of OomiatMioneMi f sni eonat) . h i I I for h llMHM to sell Mini retail spiritu oiis, Vilnius, malt and oilier IMostöntlBg Ii jiiors in a less iiiantity than a iiart at h tune, with the privilexe of allowing the sionr to in- draai on ins preiwlaoi. The precis,- loeallofl where said lhiiorw III lie mild is situated in the front room 13x1? feet, upon the groini'l floor, in the V K corner. Of a two story frame hiiiMnig, ami on lot 'ill, as show n on the nriKUial pint i t in town of KerUinami, Dubois Co., Indiana. At the same tune uml ptaoe he w ill al for lloeaM to run a lunch -t iml in eonnoe lion therewith. UM MKIII.IM. Mav. it, nan a
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fjf- Lawns, Organdies,
Fine G-inghams, White Goods, India Linens, Organdy Linings, Lappets in black grounds and fancies, Etc.sBed Spii ads. I. ace Curtains, Shades, Umbrella, I , lielts, I. ailies ' sts, Hosiery in llack and colors, etc. in rre;,t variety aod PRICES flic LOWEST. J. T. MELGHIOR.
JUMBO JEANS RANTS.
The Strongest Jeans Pants in the World.
Alf a full Mfock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, IJiuitt
and Shoe at ECKERTS NEW STORE.
Oppoeite the Indiuna
Hotel.
United States Hotel.' GUTOSKLL A Km M WILL STEttT, jasper IM This hotel lian lieen tlin-ngi. Iy ' utiU reflttetl new throughout Ui 1 open for pulilie entert, iiiiuieiit. Tl
Will lllwav lie folllnl Will -
prices reasonable lli'lliliilliirti.ra fi,r n..ml, ,11.
A goo. i stuhl for tarinei -rln up feed, A tffioil t.i.r u.,11 inknl ImA v, ' I
liquors ami cigar. ami polite atn nl av x. t.ive i s a Ball, ipw,m I otaN hM"
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: juUR WINHQW5 j L0O1 AT THK I K INK ST LINK K Jl Wall 1 f I Paper ! Ever Shown. I I oooooooooooo i i Come in ami wo I I ! will tell yon the j! ! i cost of 1 1 1 1 ! ! PAPERING ? j !;! i i ymir rooms. V j F. C. Kl EHLER, of !! I I Jasper, Indiana. !j!
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IN A SICK ROOM ( Mdinary f 1 is out of place. The patient is usually liankcring for some little appetite tempting and palate pleating deii- ' .icy. W o have a cotnplet' lino of thaee, all of which are of the very beet qnalHy. Such as Oranges, Lemons, Cranberries,
Celery, Evaporated Apples, Peaches, California Prunes, Canned Peaches, Cabbage, Fresh Butter and Eggs.
In fact everything found in a lirst-class groocry, John R, TROUTMAN.
INSURE WITH Wm. A. Wilson's
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nl INSURANCE in
JASPER, IND.
Itepresents old line companies.
Life, Accident, Fire. Tornado, hive Stock and Plate Glau Inauranee. I'romnt payments guafBt
teed. AJao, .Ktna Ufa money loan on farm property. fmb a,iaw, f, House and Lot for Sale. A (TssI resilience on Mill tri Jasper, for sale cheap, an! on reason i terms. Tlie lot lias OB it a gn drilan .....II .....!.. .lim fi, rtiiulllllir 111
nru ' '1'iiiiK nrni i fix"., anfaiUsa aopplj of k'sJ ','r pri "e ami terms applv to I'"1 v '
For
Notice to Heim, Creditor?. Etc.
Wrm It rVmnar Btl insolvent I
In the liiisis Circuit Court, Maj
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Notice is hereby j;iven that 7t Hrittain as trustee of the eifert s ol 11 ham B, Cooper, an insolvent debtor, uinwintnd ami tilel his 11 in vouehers la Baal settlement v' tmst. ami that the same will "'' ( lor examination ami action "f sai-l' .1... IimI. .luv nf .HI'"'
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