Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 39, Jasper, Dubois County, 4 June 1897 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER1 ;''
JMPKK, FBOII COITNTT. INDIANA. Ratarad at lb Poatofflct at Jaipar Indian, for rao.,m..lon through the mall ai taronri ... matwr
FRIDAY, JINK 8, 1897. saTTown Treasurer Soliga stas
he has a bill of the expense of the street hands in laying water Baths! to St. Joseph's Catholic church, and that the congregation will pay it. Every one supposed the congregation would pay the expense of laying no matter who put them under ground as it had bought the mains and hydrant from the town at cost, and they were consequently its own property. Certainly the Coikikk never intimated that the work was being done at the town's expense, but simply that the streit hands were employed in doing the work, so there was no need of explanations in regard to it, as the churches usually comply with their contracts. However, Marshal Hoffman informs the Coukikk that the street hands did not lav the mains.
The Qa City Bali Club fets the Jasper Clnb lo Draw Them a uood Attendance and Then Refuses tu Carry out Promises as to Expense.
Not let County Hoard
Review Meeting.
lerehv iriven that tin- I'oun-
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Dubois Circuit Court With his honor, E. A. Ely, presiding, and W. E. Cox, prosecuting
the pleas of the Mate resumed its session Monday morning, after ten
days' rest. The business is being i j
cioseu as iasi as me attorneys are
ready for the rounds. The following shows the disposition of cau '.
up to Wednesday's adjournment: State vs Clemens Smith ; A. ft B, ; nollied, reasons filed. State vs John L. Opel; S. L without license ; fined $20. State vs 0. A. Higham ; intoxication ; not guilty. Horace M. Kean was admitted to the bar upon motion. K. F. Milburn vs Jos. H. Fisher, et al. ; continued. Columbia Finance and Trust Co., et al. vs Hobt. M. and T. McCorniiek; Receiver Milburn rejorts balance of $350.41 on hands. Ordere! to pay it to Clerk of the Court, to be distributed pro rata on claim;, that have been allowed, and Receiver discharged. Dubois Co. State Bank vs John P. Norman, et al. ; ordered that Receiver, re-appraise all unsold real estate, and R. F. Milburn and Kd. A. Bohnert are apported appraisers. Appraisers report re-appraisement at $,175. Receiver IMOfM. sale of 20 acres at private sale to John Stenftenagel for 900. Sale confirmed. John E. Norman vs James L Nonnam, et al.; Receiver rejtorts sale of mill on May ISth, 1897, to Andrew Fritsch for $4,. "KM) ; $1 . 125 cash, and three notes, secured, for deferred payments. Sale confirmed. Gerhard Koch vs Henry Koch, et al. ; continued for collection of purchase money. Claia Byrne, et al., vs Wilhelmina (iohman, et al.; Partition; Commissioner reports a balance of $2,872.75 on hand, and is ordered to make a pio lata distribution in accordance with finding of court, of $2,400 of it. Uzetta A. Stutsman vs Ed. Stutsman ; divorce ; dismissed bv plaintiff. Thomas Dinkle vs Elizabeth Dink-
le; divorce refused, and bill dismissed at plaintiff's cost. Win. G. Coffee vs Mary Coffey; divorce; bill dismissed at plaintiff' s cost ; custody of the two children awarded to Levi and Klizabeth Bridgewater, until further order ot court. Robt. S. Norman, adm'r est. ol John P. Norman, dee'd, rejtorts sale of real estate to Harriet Nor man for $267 cash; sale confirmed and deed ordered. Mary C. Connor vs Henry Cofl nor; divorce granted plaintiff at her cost, and she is prohibited from marrying again for two years. Wm. C. Britiain vs Samuel S Dillon, et al. ; partition; continued for service on cross complaint. Benj. C. Johnson, et al. vs adm'r estate of James H. Ballard, dee d; verdict for defendant by agreement, at defendant's costs, and plaintiff gets nothing. Rebecca Birth vs John Birth; di vorce; venue changed to Crawford county. Granville El kins vs John N. Mr gan, et al ; continued. Chas. M. Bowman vs Nancy J Bowman; divorce; continued. Philip Dilly. et al. vs Isaac Rob erts, et al. ; judgment for $51.45. "Prosperity." Bradstreet reports 257 failures in the II. S. las week, against 245 the week before, and 227 the same week last year and 183 the same week in 1895, and 214 in 181K1. More failures tlm year than in the panic year of 1M)U. undoubtedly caused by the repeal of the silver coinage clause of the Sherman act, and the country being in the clutches of the gold ring.
Tlir t.rtiiie t.lvrn tu I't-t t i lnn k Ii) l'rrmirhi I Ik- I M4M i l I .
At told in last week's
the Jasper Reds went to I'etenbura
Thursday to play ball with the club there. The game was a brilliant one, throughout. Up to the 7th inning Jasiier had shut Petersburg out entirely, and had secured one run. Then the Petersburg team and fans Itegan cursing their own umpire, Taylor, who was Irving to be impartial ami fair, and bull do e I him in the next two innings into
giving 1'etersburg tour runs anil Jasjier none. The attendance was about 500, many from Evansville, Washington, Oakland City, and other places, who had gone on excursions there to see the Jumbo gas well, and who were almost unanimous in their condemnation of the unfair decisions. But Jasper stuck to it to the last inning, determined to give the visitors the worth of their money in a good ball game Instead of flunking, as Petersburg did in Jasper last summer, and refusing to play. To induce the Jasper Reds to go there Mr. Lorv, manager of the
Petersburg team wrote to Mr. Mel
chior, the manager of the Reds, guaranteeing expenses of the trip would In- paid. After that he tele graphed the same thing. I' pon getting to Petersburg some of the Jasper men heard that it was nude up that Lory should pay no eipeaeei
of the Jasiter club, and Melchior n
fused to let his club go to the ball grounds until Lorv promised him
faithfully, again, to pay their expenses if they would play, that then was a good crowd in the town, and the game would draw a large attend
ance, and there would be a general
disappointment without a game
and Vinn Greene, hso. , endorsed
Lory, saying he was "good for his
contracts, and would do as he said.
While the game was in progress word
was sent the landlord of the Pike
hotel, that he must collect his bill
from the Jasper men, as it was not intended to pay anything for then.
hen thev returned from the
grounds the landlord told them of
it, and thev iinmediatelv SOUght for
Lory and demanded settlement of
$lb50 as expenses, which was re fused, although the attendance
bowed receipts of about !flHl He
alleged that last year the Petersburg team had to pay its own expense. -in Jasper, the time the Petersburg
team backed out, and refused to
play after the 1st inning. He was
reminded that the cases were not similar, Jasper having played the nine innings. A suit against Lory,
personally, will likely be the result of the littleness. Some who wen
in the Jasper club last vear, rod not
this, sav the club was served right.
as they knew from last year's experience there was no honor in the
Petersburg Club. The feature of the game was the
pitching of Schuhmacher of the
Jasper team. But two hits were made off of his delivery the entire
game, with thirteen struck out men
credited to him. Many patrons of the game declared it to be the finest exhibition of pitching ever seen on the Petersburg grounds.
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Notice ia
h Board of Kev lew d nntH'ssiuents in Dubois county, composed ol tin County Vnsrssor, II. KuT, County This Brer, Edward L Bohnert, County Auditor August Ii. Koeruer. an i Isidor
I Schuhmacher, a freeholder uf Bain-
bridge township, and Georgs W. Jacobs, i freeholder ol Hall township, appointed se saasaben1 ot said Board of Kevion by 1 1 1 - honor Eugene . Ely, Judge ot the Oul'ois Circuit Court, will meet in reini
Col l I K It Lir session, according to Ihm at the
Court House in Jasper, Puimis county, Indiana, on the 3d Monday m June, H'.7, being MONDAY, JUNI II, WW, ami will remain in session thirty das i'o mil' business hours.
The boaid will hear any complaints ol
owners of personal property in regard to the assessment thereof, or non-assessment ot such a ought to be saeessed
lor taxation, with a view of correcting all errors in names or descriptions or
the assessment of valuations returned by say of the several township assessors, in
1iiIhiis county, to make such returns comply with the provisions of the tax law. The Board will also hear any complaints as regards the assessment of additional improvements ot real estate or where buildings have ieen destroyed, or any omitted real estate, or any double assessment thereof, to the end that all real estate in Dubois county, may he justly assessed at its true rash value, according to law. A II good citizens are rSSpOCtfully invited to attend either in person or by written statements, to assist the Board to make a just and equitable equalisation
anions the several tow nships throughout
I Mihois county, - so that all may con
form io an equal sianaara reierence neing had to natural and geographical conditions, and other elements of value. In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand, and affixed the seal of the Hoard of Comhku. nuasfoners of Dubois county, End., this .1st day of May,
1SH7. Al i.l ST II. KoKKSKK, Auditor Dubois County
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DRY GOODS
OF ALL KINDS.
CLOTHNG ALL AND TYM
MENS. LADIES A CHILDRENS SHOES SLfPPEfQ FUR AND STRAW HATS.
.June 4,
Notice to Non-Resident Land Owner.
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Ute, Ken-
State of 1 ndiana, i I K'bois County, I
To W endohn .Mav, at Louisvi
tocky :
You are hereby notified that upon the 19th day of Jane, 1M7, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, Bernhard Schroetter, Charles Soliga and Matthias Reis, the Commissioners appointed for that purpose by the Board Of Trustees of tintow n of Jasper of the State of Indiana, will meet at the office of the Clerk of the liuliois Circuit Court in said town, for the purpose of assessing the henelits and damages accruing to the owners of any panel of land or lot and any building or
structure thereon appropriated, through
which it is proposed to construct a new
street, as an extension of rittli Street, within said town described, viz:
Commencing at the Western term
inus oi rinn Btrsei in tue town or Jas
per. I minus v otintv, Indiana, the said
terminus I km ng at the Southwest corner
if Lot No. r3 and the north west corner f Lot No. 51, all in the original tow n of Jasper said county and täte, extending
and running West Vis feet and ! inches to a public street, said proposed street to
le IM feet wide, and to l.e a continuation
ot t nth Mrcct in said town, and to lie
the same width and continue in exactly
the same direction as Fifth Street, and
run through the following described
part of Lot No. 4 of Haller's subdivision
t l.ot No. 2 of ( has. Ilucharfs addition
to the tow n of Jasper, ow ned by y ou, the said Wendolm Mav. towit :
Commencing al the southwest corner of said lot No. 4, them e running north .17 feet and H 1-2 inches, thence east Ml feet, thence south .'17 feet and H 1-2 inches, thence west tit) feet, to the place of beginning, which said part of your
lot or strip of land. being 37 feet and
H 1-2 incites w lite and ÜO feet loritf. l re-
quirsd to l- taken and appropriated tor the construction of said proposed street as an extension of Fifth Street. Dated si Jasper, Dubois Ooonty, Indiana, the 9th day of May, 1S7. The Hoard of l'nistees of the Tow n of
Jasper. Iy
Jon n r. Mi tiikr. Tow n Clerk . May gl, H-.7, :it.
Memorial Dsy at Porlersville. Straber-Harri Post, No. 96, of PoitettviUe, returns thanks to the citizens, and especially to the speakers and singing choir, that belped the Tost so sfficietitlj on Memorial Day, Sat unlay, May 29. The nnentnff prayer and speech was made by Rev. J. Keeil, of Havsville, in (lerman, anil wa much appreciated. Rev. J.I. Gregory, Rev. Racy, Hon. V. K. Cox and" ('apt. W. K. ( hapjel fttllowed in eloquent speeches, and Miss ( iertrude Harris delivered a splen did recitation. The singing by the choir was excellent and appropriate. The details from the led decorated thirty-three graves of our gone beiote hero comrades with the Hag they loved so well, anil beautiful Mowers, at Lemrnon graveyard U ; Sherritt 7; I'ortetaville 2 j Haysville 11, and High Rock 1. Their n imes were recalled, and their memories blessed. Kons Smith, Com. W. S. ÜRfalON, Adj't.
A good one is being told
some of the married "men about town" anent the "show" they took their wives to last week, and which disgusted the audience. It is said these men were determined to have their money's worth, lad after taking their better halves home, thev went back, and had the gaudy females of the troupe give a regular Set-ley show in dancing on the stage, and that there was mu.h Iiilarity. Hut the Coi kikk couldn't afford to
mention names. It waa on quiet.
Nottosj of Witrniiig. To Hunters, FiMherM, anil IJerrypirkerH. Everybody is hereby aotinod by the undersigned not to trespass upon any ot the follow int; described lands, in DaoOSJ County, Indiana, by hunting, fishing or picking berrieH thereon w ithout first having obtained permission from the owners thereof, as we are determined to pros(.rnte all trespassers to the full extent of the law. Im B a! sant doi TowvssHr. Sees li and I, t I, nr."), w, belonging to Michael J. Hopf and Henry .1. Hohler. Sees .1 and ll,t 1, s rö.w, Udonging to Jacob Hurger and William burger. In Sec, 4, t I, s r 5, w, Itelonging to Serepheini Mundy. In sec ."1, t I, a r , w. Ixdotiging to Mat. Ilurrell and .los. A. (toetx. In seen 4 and u, belonging to Fred, liratnelspacher and Dominie (iratnelspeeher, In sees !i and 10, ttelonging to John Kiefer and Paul Steinhart. tasecsS, It) and 11, lMlt,nging to John S burger, Alois Lechner, and ieo. Burger. In wees 11 and 12 belonging to John J. linpf. In sees 3. 10 and 1", belonging to Joseph I'rich. In sees 4, ami 10, belonging to Alois J. ( iraimdspa her. In sees 1, 10 and l't lielonging to Con-
onirad Wilt, and Frtis- Kamsherger.
In seen s, i and 10 ttelonging to John 0. Marks, (ieo. Marks, bonis Froinnie, Joseph Marks, Catharine BksJstBSjSt and Jos. IV Kenner. In Mamson Tow same. In sec H, belonging to Frank Ackerman. In sec 17, U'longing to John Fuhs, Jr. and John Kohlcdcr. I n stH'B ft, 7 Slid H, lielonging to John A. Stenftenagel SSM John Mundv. June 4, '7. 3t.
Sixteen ounces of performance
the to every pound of promise in the I advertisements of The Copkikk.
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am gal
BSJ ! $
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Mens and Boys White and Fancy Percale Shirts.
I Mens Summer
Underwear, Hosiery, Etc. Ladies Shirt Waists.
tCRESGO Eileen of
The Cresco" can not break at the waist line.
wyjLiadies Dress Skirts. Ny"wPRICES WILL BE FOUND REASONABLE. 8. KUEBLER,
-Indiana State Fair Sept.
Aug.
Fa i ks. 13 to is.
Harrison county, Condon
28 to lis. hiklundCity, Aul'. 28 Ul 28. Rockport, Aug. 28 to 28. Washington county, Salem, Aug. 30 to Sept. 4. Chrieney, Aug. 80 to Sept. 4. Priucetoti, Sept. t! to 11. Efuntingbtirgi Sept. 18 to 18. ltooncville, Sept. J7 to Oct. li. Vinoannes, Sept. J7 to Oct. -'.
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CoBtmiesioner!! Sau Kal LSetslle.
of
SUMMER
t. 1 1 tk omtUBA ii. in
Lawns, Organdies,
Fine G-inghams, White Goods, India Linens, Organdy Linings, Lappets in black grounds and fancies, Etc.Vv------Bedspreads, Lace Curtains, Shades. Ciiihrellas, Fans, Belts, Indies Vesta, Hoeiery in hlack and colore, etc. in great trariety and PRICES the LOWEST. J. T. MELGHIOR.
Notic6 is lierehv tfivett that the under-
Signed Commissloner, appointed by the Jttdge Of the Dubois Circuit Court ut the May term thereof, to make salt- of Read EstSltS in an action therein pending, vsheri'in Mary K. Mass, Katie Benken, et al., are plaintiffs and Martin Usee, Valentine- HSSS. et al.. are deiVndants, will offer for Mile at puhlic auction 00 the premises: al our o'clock V. M. on SATURDAY JUNE Itth, 1887. the (ollOWittJI real SStetO, tu-wit: The North WCSf qusrtor f the North WTssg qenrter of section two, towoabip Bumbsr two Booth, range number four West, containing forty SCrSS ; and the Worth essg qoefter of the North sosl juarter jf seetion thn-e, township nuiuher two Sttutli. rSHSge nuiidier four WflSt, containiinf forty at res ; and the North went iiuarter of the Sooth SSSt Qjoertm of section thirty-four, township OUiubcr one Smith, range number four Weft, containing forty seres more or less; and the South-west ijuarter of the Booth oeet oonrtef ol ssctton thirty -flve, township number one South, range four Weet, rrrnteining forty acres more or less; also part of the Booth-Kssl quarter of the South West ipiarter of section thirty-four, townshif) (MM, Sooth. nussje fonr West, oontaining thirty -nine acres inor' or less, lieing all of saiil forty acre tract of land except one a -re off of the West side of sshi tract, and heretofore sold br tbe said Anthony Haas to Marion School Townnhip. Duhois County, Indiana, aixl more particularly ileacrilteil as follows: The North east corner of the place where the New Alhany and Jasper Koad Crossen the West line running North and South said forty acre tract of lend. The said land contains one hundred ninety nine acres more or less. TERMS OF BALE, i lue fourth cash, and the residue in three S04UÜ installments, clue six, twelve and eighteen months from dntc of sale, the purchaser to execute his notes for saiil deferred payments, secured hy good freehold surety, liearing six per cent interest from date of sale. M. A. swkknky, Commissioner. U. M. Milw en, Attorney, Jasper, Ind., May II, 1887 4t.
JUMBO JEANS RANTS.
The Strongest Jeans Pants in the1 World.
I5oof
Also a full sfock of Clotliiii, Dry UooiIm, Notions, ami Shoos at
ECKERTS NEW STORE.
Opposite the Indiana
HetsJ.
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arRS you i pass ; j LOOK AT THK j KINKST LINK Of j ; Wall ! fl Paper i; Ever Shown. Xoooooooooooo X I ( Some in tad m m ' l will tell yu the j! 1 !! cost ol I i j PAPKRtNQ iji your ntoiiis. , !;! F. ('. RIJBBLBR, ! !i .Insper, Indiana. j
IN A SICK ROOM I hdmai v food is out of place. The patient is usually heokering for bodm little ippetite tempting ant! palate pleasing delicacy. We have complete lina of these, all of which are of the very
ptalitv. Such as
Oranges, Lemons, Cranberries, Celery, Evaporated Apples, " Peaches, California Prunes, Canned Peaches, Cabbage, Fresh Butter and Eggs.
In fact everything fount! in a Bmtcliss grocery.
WHITE ENAMELED IRON BEDSTEADS.
NEAT HANDSOME SM Tl A IT
Cell and see then at ALLES BROTHERS. N. YV. Corner Public Square. Jasper, - - - - Indiana. Mho a full line of Handsome Household Furniture at Moderate I'rices.
li.K. & St. Lt Ky Bxennlene, KeentOB Ahunnl Indiana State I Br versity, Blooanington, Ind. HckstswiH ! sold at one and one-third fare for IDS Und trip, June IS, 19 and 1 good antii Jans tOttt, Kates to Nashville, Tenn.. KxpositioO. Tickets will Ik- sold any tiay until October sota. Via Louisville good l"i days f0.. it h " 7 o l.7s " Kvansville " II " l.f
V. K. Cl.AYCOMII.
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Sundsy Rstes. Air Line will sell tickets at n- fare for the loiind, trip jtixmI returning "ii date of sale onlv, each Sunday.
Mav nth. IM!7. V. K. Chycomii, A'f-
mrnctog
John R, TROUTMAN,
Feeder of the JASI'KU,
Hu man Race, - INDIANA,
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well costing nearly 100, fornisWni unfailing supply of g", water. in -e and terms Hpplv to C. Do"-
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