Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 52, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 September 1897 — Page 5
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Hours of Msil Closing at Jasper P. 0. To Hive t inn- to ii ( k ii 1 1 1 In in ii . I- proper!) ! iiihIU) ill In climetl I tin- Jii-pi r I'. O. us !lUV - It It Mini ' Xi nilni-k, I Mi , 7 i In. I niirli Lira. Htitr mule .'. i in Iriliiinl
Im ! a ily . ii pun arrival of iimru lag ami uf laraooa trains.
I'i.rii Uli- naiiy ccpl Miniuy , rumen
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9& T irHail'l ( in us to-morrow Clothing at conI at Bskert' Bfon store. ftjor'.liist received a large lim- of Kall samples which will please anv tine to -.- Suits 116.60 up. 1'ants S ri up J T. Huther, tin- tailor. 4!i 4t fcfJusper schools open next Monday.
Tk f0lialli ttfutan i
u r
e-a 'oiiiiin--ioiier- Court next
onlay.
aT Don't aeflect tin- K B. tu t ings. at llillhum ami Jasper next Tne-d.tv. If built it will he "hiy tiling''' for the people.
Cum. ('i.. It i rumored that paternity -nil ha- CSUSCd Mr. LoUU lierger to eek other fields. It was net for bearing Sept. I, A Imriiev. roiiidi feeliiur iiIm.hI 1 1 ...
eyes Inffaiwd or granulated lids - is I made soil tad i tn tith one applies Uoa "i Sutherland 't Fasts Bra salve Try it tonight ami you ran nee better to-
norruM nignt. it im not unpleasant to use. tt Mr. w. II. H.Green, of If adboo town-hip, had a wag m load ol line peaches in town Wednesday
rbe I OUttlKK return- thanks for a bushel of them.
bushel.
Vheit90 cents per bushel.
Potatoes 0 to BO cents tier
Peaches from wagons 30 to
" ( i nt.- per bushel, as to quality.
See the new
POWDER Absolutely Pure. fliliruliil fur i- limit li-ttvi-nmtf utr. iiBxtli iiml lii-.iltlifnln. -. . .,,., tinfiMiil - i 1 1 -1 alum uinl nil (btwa of mini teralloli mini In the eheup liritlnli. Kl'lAI HAIONO TOW Klt l II . M.M loKK.
adv. of Trout-
inan, the grocer, in this paper. etarThore was a tine rain in Boone township Wednesday evening. enr.Mr K F. If 11 bora will begin the carpenter work on his new resideoer next Monday.
Mr. Charley Kgg, late V. M.,
w ill i o to work in Mrs. Barth's tin -Imp again next week.
I Kit HON A L.
gS00t0 Huther, the tailor, for your I i I suits or punts ami you will lie ninthly are custom made, -pi 4t. Bongo id, III.. Aug. 14, I Mi "1 am subject to crump and colic, ami have med many remedies, bot liml PoIcj - Colic Cure lieats them all." W. 1," Yeats. M. Krieilman. SaTl'di tickets sold for the h.t-e ha. I excursion to Huntingburg last Sunday, and a disgusted lot they irere when thee returned.
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If you ever try Sutherland's Kagle Kye salve for failing eye-sight, granulated tidl I i -ore eyes of any kiml. you w ill lie u keen si if fit eil advertiser anions your friemU for it. Druggists sell it. ttctf K.miember all I ask is for you to coine in ami see my fine line of sample-, ami I am satisfied you will order a suit. Huther, the tailor, Bp-Stain in Spavd block, Jasper.
aoTpi-v. Mr. Kienle preached to a fair congregation at the Jasper
school hoti-e Sunday last. He left! moved to Kockport on Tuesday
an appointment tor preaching again
Ex-Sheriff Traylorhas brought
considerable w heat to Jasper mar
ket this week at 90 cents a bushel. aWW'ho saiilthere was to be a general furniture factory in Jaspei wi.h K. Beibert & Co. at the head?
afternoon.
Mr-. Helen Leming and family
oFNext Mondav is the National
Mr. Louis Bohnett, ol Washing holiday called "labor day." It will
be celebrated largely wherever laboi
.J. II . Stodghill, of Louisville, was Ii organized.
in Jasper on business Wednesday
a week trom next Sunday, in the c i : i
. hoi, -J" in . low i ill .lii-per in - r
Cutting around the eyes should Uavoided, unless you are wiihni; to make ViilirMelf 11 HIllilM-t fur til ImmIIii m i.i
H.I ' .-. T l.ir I ..in. . i .. .. ,., . ...1 . .
Mirxery. uns ih unnecessary; Mitner-j"' u io i.-n inmnn uuu introduced some mnmnnMntl n.
" I fit- lliwluii I )i.L i .nt I tn
.Mrs. hrank Kckert left I uesday it,Pm. n4,w .uj. .u .i
...... . . . . . Iii., i 1 1 1 ii . i.ir-L ii rriv tl 111 I
land's Kuirle Ko- Salve rill out ho re friends.
eyes and grUOUtSd hils after all otl. rhave failed. It taongthSM weak eveIt is harm less.
Misses Lillian Sweeney and
Losa Steinhäuser having suhl the
Mr. F. Seibert and family will move to Tell City this week, "where he will go into busine--.
Mrs. Belle Cox and Mr-
i the desk line.
Accident. Mr. Peter Schnell
i i i i .1 i ii
uuu one nanu urawn m aciovertuu'Jeron Tuesday neur Ivioion nml
-- nimi terribly lacerated. He was taken to
greatest number of Fair tickets at :Hm'' hfV(! '"ved WH -Lisper to Huntingburg where Dr. McMahan
"A big row took place at Kun
kel 's livery stable Wednesday. As it is likely to undergo a legal in-c-tigation the Cot kikk withholds any comments. Kucklen'H Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the wurld for cuts, bruises, sores, ulceni, salt rheum, fevei sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and jsitively cures piles, or no pay required. It is ifu.iranteed to jrive jierfect Katisfai'tion o. money refunded. Price 25 cents pprbox. For sale hv Martin Friedman. Apri' :10th. 18H7 ly. CASTORIA For Infanta and Children.
the hue St. Joseph church Fair
were awarded the first prize a large, valuable mirror. erjjrll admirers of Shaksphear' should make it a ioint to hear Mr. Patrick at the Court house to-night. He is said to be a very entertaining lecturer, and no admission fee is charged, but all are invited. Found.
Kvuusville
Mrs. Philip DÜlj returned Saturday from a sojourn at the White Sulphur Wells of Crawlord.
Mr. Will. Bohnert returned Sat-
dressed the wound.
The Air Line has done away
w ith a ptiot to bring its trains from
New Albany to Louisville. The
urday from Washington, where he lgineers have been getting off at
visited relatives two weeks
Dr. W. A. Line, of Hillham, gave
the Copkikk a pleasant Monday.
call on
New Albany, but from now on the
trains will use the K. A I. bridge.
A rilled cannon was received
from the U. S. (iovernraent by the
Mi km Anna and Mr Poh lliinter1 llukiid sir.l.lm i. ..,., ..
4 . ... I , , ' . ' vx.i.i V- w . I..VIU1V.II, IUII1IUIUC1H . I c L 'I;; ul " nday bom eriononWedeed.y, It weighs
exhaustion and etnale weakness. It is t'"'lr P'dersi.lirg Vl-it. -Iii lbs. and will he mounted by our
Folcv's Kidney Cure.
A new newspaper was circu
lated around Jasper Thursday even ing. It was named the Jasper Gossiper, and was edited by some folks living on 7th street It is a
juicy ii page, foolscap, and contains
Mrs. A. If. Beat!?, of Huntingburg, visited her daughter, Mrs. Kerr Traylor. la-t Sunday. Dr. W. S. Kin.-ella, of Louisville, will aid Dr. Stewart in his work in dentistry this w inter.
Mr I iiiii- I)inm an nttenil.-mt
.,. ,t I. im. l.i.i f i:a . . . . " "rr T
" uul ..o -i,,,.- o, uuie.nu ut th(. hl)lm, f()r teelile minded at
wagon makers, and will then be
placed alongside the Monument in Monument Place.
nru-
itaiU
' Um try
We will pay a salnrv of $1U.0U per week and expenses for man with rir to introduce our Poultry Mixture and Insect Destroyer in the country. Addren, with Stamp, Pkrkkctiox Mko. Co . Parsons. Kan. Sept. .' 4t
folks in town.
A HoasehoM IVeeMMity No family should Is- without Foley's Colic Cure, for all liowel OOaophUntS. If. rriodmen
the
visiting hi- parent?
Fort Wavne, i
in jasper. Mi-- HslHe P.eatlv, of Blooming ton. Indiana,!.- making an extended visit with her si-t r. Mr-. Kerr
much Tr.'.ylor.
Miss Irene Kraus and friend. Mi-
The president of a bank in Canada paid P2,000 for a "gold brick." As soon as he .-aw the error of his way he resigned his position. The
I people w ho voted for a gold brick S i.. r .ii i . i .
iui tan are ipme as reauy to jet go. Kvansville Courier.
N'i it w ithstandii g
vaunted "Prosperity" with a big P,
which the golden calf worshippers Krnestine Wur-t, of Louisville, are say i- sweeping over the country, visiting Miss Krau-' numerous rela-
Dunn reports 283 failures of husi- tives in Ja-per. ,
the IT. S.
Boss establishments in last week, as compaiee
year before silver was demonetized.
Going Down Hill.
Mrs. Charit v Thomas, nf the In
last week, as computed with 00 the sane boapttal at Kvan.-ville, came to derburg,
less
There are three counties in the -täte of Indiana that have no railroadBlown, Ohio and Switzerland. Crawford, Perry anil Washington have only one railroad each. Marion county has 17 railroads; Lake county, Hi; La Porte and St.
foeeph, 18 each ; Porter, 11; Van-
Ki.
People offering from Kid-
rid of that'niw Kineases
Improve vour eve- m-t
roiiirh grinding feeling of the lids, and feel a gradual
clear vour sight hv applvingSiitherland's hut ?teadv lo-s of
Kagle Kye Salve. Thousands of people strength and vital-
w tio never nail sore eves use it to clear "y
the sight and strengthen the eyes.
The others all have
Jasper last week to spend a -Inut
vacation with her mother, Mr. Alfred Austin, of the Air Line B. B. ollice in New Albany,
spent a tew day- vi.-iting i ii Jam ter t hi w eeL-
w f i I, I. . 'Or: "mi milder, wun me sign Ol Mr. John Davi-, who has been , i a ... , f . ,. , -.ii " emac ated wives and c u dren before
The miners' strike presents a remarkable situation. Thousands of
' ' r tu L. -
relative- l;lMI""s aieon me ergc oi siarvaition. With their "bowels scream-
Thev should
lose no time in trying Ki i lev 'h kv ill Ii. i- I 'ii r. a
Dikii. At his farm residence in (.uaranteed 1'repa ration
Madison tow nship, on I ue.-dav morning, Mr. John Smith, of)
Bnght's dieeaee
f urn ! 1 t (iLi.'lwi.i I !
i iii iiiiil; i iia.t' mi i.mhpiv rvr I' Will Ml i 4i , , I .i i them, the men persist in their effort Ja-per lor several months, has gone. i. . ' , , , . .. . . ' . , to se-.'re a decent standard of hvinL'
M . Friadtnan,
Pin- firrii.r in l,,ib.iv..n
:nr:,olllllVv"s , Jackson and Hall townships, who
tO Huntingburg to teach class.
Mr. Frank Scott, who has been visiting Mr. F. ;. Thompson in Jasper, left Thursday night last for
bis home in Jetter-oiiville, III
Many A Man ia Head
!
Are You? Within thii catigary?
Who is still unburied. DEAD to every thing that is new or progressive, or the least bit out of the beaten path, and therefore dkao to his
own interests. If you are looking to your own interests yon will bny your groceries where you are sure yon get them FRESH and at the lowest possible profitable price. If you are ALIVE and INTELLIGENT yon will cometo the only exclusive grocer in Jasper, and get his prices, before paying more for stale goods. JOHN R. TROUTMAN, Jackson Street. The Leading Grocer.
Several persons tried to take
a snap shot of Harvey, Humpy and Harness, when lie went to the Mehringer-Erny wedding Tuesday. They are so handsome it is thought the picture will command a premium. It HitH The Spot. When suffering from a severe cold and vour throat and Tungi teel sore, take a dose of Foley's , I Honey and Tar, w hen the Bore S j nesa will lie at in -e relieved, a wann grateful feeling and healing of the part affected will Ik- experienced, and you will iay : "It feels so good, IT H I TS TU K SPOT". ' ' It is guaranteed. M. Friedman. Change ok Timk. The much desired change of time of railroad service to Jasper took placa Sept. 1st and now we judge our people will not sign petitions again for a change without being certain of what they ask for. The schedule gives Jasper three trains a day once more, arriving at 6 ;90 o'clock, H .25 a. m., and 8:80 p. m. ; departing at 7 a. m., 10:05 a. m. and 4:10 p.m. week days. On Sundays two trains arriving at 9 :50 a. ir and 3 :.'K) p. m. and leaving at 1(1:05 a. m. and at i:40p. ni. This will give Jasper excellent service. The I.. K. Si St. L. railway issued the following notice Sent. 1st: "We are pleased to announce that, effective this date, all Air Line trains will arrive at and depart from Union dext at Louisville, Ky., Seventh street, where direct connection is made with the Chesapeake A Ohio railway, Southern railway and Illinois Central railway. This will avoid transfe r at Louisville which has heretofore been necessary. On same date we will establish dining and parlor car service on day trains between St. Louis and Louisville. R. . CAMPBELL, (Jencral passenger agent."
La Pearl's Big Railroad Show,
Makkiage Licenses. John L. Krodel and Belle Petry; Geo. W. Leighty and Nancy Harker ; Daniel C. Bing and Anna M. Land; Eugene W. Hoffman and Mary Dekemper; George Grant and Minnie Bates.
Uit of Utters Remaining in the Post Office at Jasper, Ind., for the week ending Aug;. 31st, 18W7. Uchte, Annie. When calling for same please say "advertised." H. Asukkkon, P. M. LsPearl's Big Rsilroad Show. Much talk in cur city has been caused by the announcement of the re-appearance of La Pearl 's Big Railroad Show which will exhibit at Jasper Saturday, Sept. 4th. Mr. LaPearl's appearance here before won for him a lasting reputation, and as a result a large number of his admirers will welcome him again this season. He has also added many new and novel features, giving the amusement loving people the greatest popular priced show in America. Master Harry LaPearl, today the greatest and youngest somersault rider in the world. Also Miss Lizzie Guice, queen of the Arena.
Electric Hitters. Fleet ric Hitters is a medicine suited for any season. Isit perhaps more generally needed in the Spring, when the languid exhausted feeling prevails, when the liver is toqiid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt use of this medicine has often averted long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No mi dicine will act more surely in coiinterailing and freeing the system from the malarial poison. Head ache, indigestion, constipation, dizziness yield to Kwctffe Hitters. Onlv fifty cents per bottle at M. Friedman's drug store. 1 Transfers of Rest Estste In Dubois county during the month of August, 1897, as shown in the Recorder's office, Ph. Dill y. Recorder. There were but twentv-rfva t rarmft.ru rlnrini
America's ireatest Popular Priced I the entire month, the lowest number for
Institution, will exhibit at Jasper ' " time, people generally being un- . . . ...... . ' . u ;il..w. I.. ..n ... ...... I : . .
agee. Surely the hearts
people must go out to them in their l. .,:.. f.. n :
in i'iu ici.-ioiiice. v owner.
Saturday Sept. 4th, on a scale of
magnitude never dreamed of before. Bring the children to weihe beauti-
of the ful oonies and the cream of the
, , , , . , j "' .IIIU 11. Ill IUI! Ii-Ulli-, 1IH Tl Tk i '!!' Irl u'K'r' havt' '"a, h urchar ,s ,,f B (,r ,, n Mi Francis Shnellenberger and nd was born and raised in Bam- acres hit it this year. Five acres Mi,s Anna Borger, of St. Meinrad. bridge township. He was married in l)U,1(1,.(J- ,ruit ear, this are visiting the family of Mr. M. F
ii i , - ., m-'' - v. . v. v v. iiiiii (.ill lllir nd leaves a widow and family. ,?MM slli(MHl to th, ' m:lr.
II
ami prosperous young farmer.
was an energetic industrious ket whert. the Hrst QM fruit
sold
readily at and ifi'la bushel, would
all
HoT Keinem hrr Huther can make you realize more to the grower than a suit for less than you can buy tliem the rest of his farm.
n -ai iv made, consnlenng tbe ginwls and
orKinan-mp. a H fUmsMlsi M. tKm UmmA
iting
Durlauf this week. Hon. W. K. Cox, prosecuting at toroey ol Bike and Oubois counties, was at the Randall yesterday. Kvansville Courier.
j&SS sntf 'm itm
Aug. J.
ShreveMrt,
SiMiw How. Qnitc a row
Uoirel, the leidiutf druggist of . .'.' V "''" ', , t. I .a . savs I-, Kings kicked up Sunday afte
I was
moon
B. KUBBLER w Is first pialitv glass fruit jaw at per dosSW for gallons. ivr dozen for ipiarts. 40c ter dozen lor pints. Kitlier kind, lkS0SM or Btanaarda. tw, 1 HOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a Isittle
urine ami let it stand twenty hours;
"'oiiifiu ,ir seunng inuicates an unliealihy condition of the kidneys. When urine stains linen it is positive evidence "f kidney trouble. Iba SwqilSMl dedrC
irmaie or pain in the hack. p. als
"yincing prisif that the kidnevs and
"laoiier are out of order
Wlinl To Ho
New Discovery is the onlv thing that Seng'i hotel near the B. B. station.
cures a cough, and it the lst seller I in which a number of men engag d SÄkS?: """7 Ihscovery is all that is claimed for it ; it wt're ilrrest,'d amJ taken before Esq,
In Jail. (iip Lane was arrested
by the Sheriff of Crawford county la.-t week on a warrant from Dubois county, charging him with A. B.
With intent to murder at Hirdseye two years ago. He was brought to Jasper and lodged in jail. This makes the twelfth Istarder that Sheriff Oassidy now has to look after thiee of nam being females, bane was also in the shooting scrape at the Schnellville re-union, and uot
at
OHIO V I I (' SV V. I ft .
never fails, and is a sure cure for dm
sumption, toughs and Colds. I cannot wa
say enough for its merits. Pr. King's New I iwovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is not an eMieriment. It bus
or common glass with Ik-,.,, tried for a ouarter of a century, an.)
to-ilav stands at tbe head
rink tor A. x IS., Mil the ulhdavit
1 X . 1 J .
ueiecuve. ami iupt it was t ......
, . , e 9 mr.iiiu.iiir.il
qua neu iney leu tor parts unknown. They were strangers here. Mr. L. K. Seng was tried before
M akiukd. At St. Joseph's Catholic Church in JasjM'r on Aug. 31, 1s t;, by Rev. P. Robert Olassmeyer, Mr. W.m. J. Kitw and Miss Rosa
These young people are among the best members of the Catholic
. 1 1 1 1 r i 1 1 f 1 1 1 sum .tn Liii.ir iL.. Jk
n.U uf Ii... I..M..I I ......, ,li.. I.V .. ' ...II... f.. ..I . i: r e..... ... ii, c kuii ill
Free trial Is lies at Murtm ! 1 , . T. "S "S t. Hmy, and living with his
's im,. More. I . , ; Vr Vs "U"'r Ui" father on tbe farm als.ut three r
spies nis lamny in ins nur room on
M. E. Sk RVICBS. Rev. J. K. Sunday. He was fined $lo. with
circus talent of the world. You will see more and better male and female bareback riders, gymnasts, acrobats, trape'ze performers, contortionists, jugglers, funny
clowns, leapers and tumblers, music, performing ponies, dogs and goats than with any other 15 and 25 cent show on earth.
appoints. Friedman
.' Fisher preaches at the Jasper church .fT.JOoneU in each case, upon pleas
. L I ' I A A " .1.1
next .'siiiiuuv nigni at r.p
worth League at 7 o'clock ; Sunday
You are cor
of guilty.
ut three miles
west of Jasper, and the bride is a daughter of the late Andiew Mehringer, and lived on the farm with
her mother aliout one mile from Jas
... ... , ......... . ......... v.u.. unit UUU O urMr. h. Kastner was up Uednes. Th(, we(J(1 dinner Ht ay before h-.i . oeller for suffering! i1(imr. ,.f tb .ir,,,,,,,
iwvm .oo, n I'nn im WW
nay ne.ore
others besides members of his fain
largely attended, as was also the
mere is comfort in the knowledge so School at'.:'0a. in. ZZ:'thAt . l)J- Kil'- diallv invited.
,.n ll" sre'' Kiunev remei v fullhllH every w,Mi. in .i;..;.... ..;.. .:.
the hack, kidn.-- 1.1...1.1..- .. 1 Loniriin liml Snml u- nlilii uw tv. ll Sunday. He nlead L'llitv and was! 1. .. a-i... . Tjj
m.ci, uiauiin Kill! I - "'S" " ..... . . . . " KUHien. IIICl."! KlhK S MI'S inpill
ires. It enjoyed, and the singing parti -ular-l n'1 ,n. with fi ...o costs attached. ()UiZ i.,, an,i rosneritv
every
euro
.. 1 1
.. . J ,r,n l"wsing if. or bad
. ""lowiiijr use of
... ''"rt V'i""' ""nary passages
1 I111KIIIIIIV 1,. I I I ; 11 - - -
. .' i" noin r e. ain .. .....o ün
rr, 1 ...... . . ... .. I... : 1.. . 1 . 1 n J
1 lie visit i t tue 1 rcland hpworth 7 w w ntm ""i oar room on wedding dame at night at Cedar
I KIKK
long life and prosperity.
or beer, and
Uqvor, wine
ami overcomes tba nntilea. w 1 oc- suooiu oc 110 iei 11,1 in
inL. "'v of 'ne compelled the "Hort to get the six mile high
toSnZl"'",e.",,,,r'n '"f1" wy to Huntingburg
irv eneet of Swaini R o it i l"",,u' l "uki m i'nuuiu
""' It stands the highest f"r H beel way during the hair week, won, erfnl ...,r..u .., .1 lor its, , , . , , , , ,
li e mild Hnd the extraonli- proved
properly im
It would make a splendid
- e.erm.cun.softhe most
- ,-h. I I V illi ... I
e
vou OI
1-1-:
mi
"'"'"1,1 have he Ü Kol 1 ;-' flfty eents ft dollSTv
'I inn, .. 1 . .'leillioil I He K. Uul r r ,T',;onr 5,,"'"' ' K ÄemrVf'V. m,fh"n,,on-N' Y- T'' r I'r lor of this nancr ..n..r..... .1
and would be enjoyed by hundred
bicyclists as well as others. It
Mr. Mat. Burrell was before Kso.
oeller for attempting to provoke John N. Harrison to commit an A.
A B. ci ists.
New Albany Ledger: W. H. Shell the I 'roseelitinu tl,.r...... ...
e was fined 1, with 12. .'.n Brown county, Ind., is the right I nan in the right pbce. He does
; not propose to tolerate White Cap For the present the Air Line w ill ping in his jurisdiction, and has had use the depit of the Baltimore Mini I houias Camplsell, Cary Rogers, Ohio Southwestern in this city as its Joseph Christopher, and Solomon
arrange- rod helix Briimmett arretted and
This
fnuineness of th,rs far u-nH" YOU Won't .
.. . ntrru a magnifying
III
is nearly level most of the way But the SujK'rvisors should do tin grading, if the count) pays for tin
I atoka river bridge, and property ( (iver Jarvis to soon erect a nassen-
owners for graveling. If the Sup .lgr station in the central part of the ervisors will do their share a vote ,.itv. to be connected with the Hell
i. . .. i . .
ior graveling can ie easily carneii m ;in(1 Terminal track, which the Air has offered a reward of 150 and Dip
Hainbiidge and I atoka townships, , .jnc noW M.H for j,. passenger Commissioners of Brown county a and DiiIhus county would then have jtrains, bv an elevate.l and covered reward of 200 for the conviction of one free gravel road. Push it along. I platform. N. A. Ledger. 'all White Caps in Browncountv
passenger station.
I. . .. i . . 1 . 1 a I i ii.
iiieni, iiuvirirr, is io .leoiny iein- iiehi to answer in the circuit court Hirary, as t ix the purpose of Be for cruelly whipping with switches
on the night oi August 28, an old man named Bins Sherwood and his
slighter Lilhe. The Prosecutor
Do Not Be ImpoHod Upon. Always insist on getting Foley's Honey and Tar, as it is positively, absolutely and unqualifiedly the best cough mediane. Accept no substitute. M. Friedman. Ststement of Fiasscei. Washinotox, Sept. 1, 1897 The monthly statement of the public
debt issued at the treasury depart
ment, shows the debt less cash in the treasury to be $1,008,335,121, which is an increase fer the month
of 14,888,475. This increase is accounted for by the corresponding decrease in the amount of cash on hand. The debt recapitulated is as follows: Interest bearing debt, $847,065,540; debt on which interest has ceased since maturity, $1,036,280: debt bearing no interest, $376,104,507 ; total, $1,286,896,837. This amount does
not include $593,961,953 in certifi
cates and treasury notes outstanding
which are offset by an eepjal amount
of cash in the treasury.
Cash in the treasury is classified
as follows: (told, $131 ,274,165 ; sil
ver, $519,368,486; paper, $139,427-
060; bonds, disbursing olheers bal
ances, etc. ,$18,1 15,651 ; total, $858145,367; against which there are demand liabilities' outstanding amounting to $39,584,160, which leaves cash balance in the treasury of $218,561,206. Victim of Wood Alcohol. Bockport, Ind., Sept. 1. Prof. Abel Butler, a prominennt educator
of DJe, this county, died suddenly at Ireland, Dubois county, last Sunday night. He had been drinking
heavily tor some time and it is supposed he committed suicide bv
drinking wood alcohol.
willing to sell at present low prices of
fanning land, unless compelled to. Jos. K. Km hart to Henry Prechtel, H.ijO acres in sec 15, t 2, s r 3, $150. I uis Linstrat to Theo II Brunning, pt lot H Holland, $IJ0. Conrad Seitz to Ieonard Seitz et ai, 325 acres in seca 1, 20, 21, and 30, t I, irl, Bffttt. Dexter F:. Kümmel, et al to Jos..1 'enftenagle, IK acres in sec ti, t 2, s r 5, $115. John Jungen to Adelken I Junsen, last will. J A Lopp to M H Mundy, 80 acres in ; sec 18, t 2, a r 4, $1200. Maria Ann Ueutman to Henry Reut- , man, last will. i Louis A Heitx to Jos Rohleder, Jr..
140 acres in sec 3H, t 2, s r 5, $4300. L L Stewart to Jas L Norman, 1 acre in sec 20, tl.tr 5, $1000. Rotiert M Gray to Jas L Norman, 75 acres in sec 30, t 1 , s r 5, $1000. Helen F. Lenting to Joe Fieret, lot 2 Bohnert's add Jasper, $200. Katberine Kunklerto Frank II Kunkler, 80 acres in sees 3 and 10, t 3, i r 4. $50. Frank Seibert Hr., to Joseph Friedman, 1 .40 acres in sec 3u, 1 1 , t r 5, $1000. Theodore Whalev to L K A 8t L Oon R R, UM acres in sec 34, t 2, t r 3, $150. (ieorge f Wagner to Wesley DeMott. 40 acres in sec 34, t 1, s r 6, $200. Barbara Breti to Joseph Birk, pt lot 1 Huntingburg, $35. M H Mundy to Daniel Heiti, 80 acres in sec 18, t 2, s r 4, $1200. Thomas P Hope to Jesse W Potts 78.50 acres in sec 13, t 1, n r 4, $500. Wm B Shipman to John Goodman, 50 acres in sec 20, t 1, n r 3, $350. Wm A Ort wder to Jerome Vowell, 80 acres in sec 22, t 1 , n r 3, $800. Thomas Courtney to Christopher If, Co irtnev, 40 acres in sec 18. t 1. n r I
$150. John Sehroeder to Lorenx Mehringer, .50 acres in sec 20, t 1, s r 4, $100. Abraham L Stevens to B F Nicholson, 24 acres in sec 35, t 1, n r 3, $275. Abraham L Stevens to John W Landreih, 130 acres in sect 2 and 35, t 1, and t 1 n, r 3 $1000 John 0 Oelnderfer to L E & St L Oon R R, 4 acres in sec 27, t 2, s r 4, $100.
Cheap Excaniaa to St. Lasts.
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12 for t Je round trip, going on last
iraio ieavins.1 asper Hept. 1 Ith, and returning not iter than fast train leaving 8t Louit Hept ISth. Excursion to Marengo Cave Sept. 8th , $1 for the roud trip, good for the day. Lsave Jasper 7 a. m., returning arrives st Jasper 9 p. m. Messe gej Let for Sate? A apod residence on Mill trPt in
Jasper, for sale cheap, and on reasonable terms. The lot has on it a good drilled well costing nearly $100. furaithin an
uBiauufti aeppif or good water. Foe
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