Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 40, Number 11, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 November 1897 — Page 4

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The "Allien (irav" farm. 01

it was formerly known thi "lnn Itl Harri farm,' sold at Conmiistdoner's .-alt- Monday, by M. A Sweeney, Commissioner appoint oil by the court in I partition suit. It is m ar Portersville, has Jo 1 ac res of good land, with a coal mine OMBM on it which supplies the loot! dnmnd for coal in t hat neighborhood. Mr. John J. Rudolph, of Boone township was tinpur, baser for 9.;K). It is considered be got a bargain at that li mi re. as but little ifood land in

al-.Sinee Bohnert Bros, haw that looalH can be bought atl" concluded not to rebuild thier Hour an acre, with houses, barn, Arc. on mill recently burned, J-isper is a ood location for another Hour mill. It is tloUlt that then is to be I There 1. a large brick stack, a boiler heavy imnHKTation f Basten farmin tflOOd condition and an Mgine tm, Vest. the prolits of this which an be rebuilt with compara- v,.:tr-, Western grain MOD having ttve y small expense, and a i com-!jrawn their attention. Possibly modiousU, which can be bought tu,y h.4V,. 0,n(i(lem.e jn th,. run

tinuance of a heavy foreign demand, which seems quite necessary to our

KKIDAY, NOVKMBCB 19, 1897. arThe Bla. k Diamond Ii K. engineers are now in I'ike county, locating the line, and makings final survey to contract for the building of the rail mad.

on Nov. 1 1th. Hetty. Hr.

II. was a veteran of the ciil war, a.d drew a pension for wound-, lb was a cooper by trade but did not work teady. He MM buried in the Catholic grave yard by the local Posl (i. A. U. on Wednaaday.

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Black Diamond R. R. will be built just at one side of the lot as a line built there will be many thousand dollars the cheapest for that company. Fob Clerk of the BofUDO Corur. Decatur couutv Demo-

agricultural prosperity

Farmers Insurance Company. The stockholders of the Fanner Insurance Co.. of IJainbridge town ship, at their annual meeting. In-Id

erat will present Allen W. Clark to at Kunkel's Hall I Ml Baturday, the next State Convention for nomi- elected the following offioen for the nation for supreme Court Clerk, ensuing year: President, Kasper 'Nuf sed. He should have it bi John; Secretary and Treasurer, acclamation. His efficient and en Wm. J. Schüler ; Appraiser-. Gfceo. ergetic work for the ticket in the Marks. Jos. Schroetter and lb vcanvass last vear. and the general tuond Ferrebach. The associstion experience gained by him then, will is in a flourishing condition, and to make him a valuable addition to far has furnished it mtmbers cheap the strength of the entire ticket, insurance.

Besides, there is not a better man in the State for the position. Hehas the Jeff .Tsonian qualifications capability and hone-tv.

HafThe three bank failure- in Crawford county have caused a good deal of excitement this week, some citizens of Dulois county having deposit1 at English. NSillett. the absconding cashier, was a prom

inent man in the countv, the demo

THANKSGIVING A. 0. 1. W. Open Meeting. Jasper Lodge, No. 0s. A.O.U.W, will have an open meeting at the Court House on next Wednesday night, Nov. 34, iv,7, to which they invite even body. Add WM will be made in both English and rman, ami some interesting stercopticon view- will be displayed. This

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cratic committeeman for this con- woieni ruer na.M.aui ?-..-. gressional district, and an opponent 111 f2' UotmiBjla, widows

iiuu oijukiup oi uraasni oiwuieis in Dubois countv since its establish-

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of the silver plank in the Cbicag

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iammmMtmmm Iwr th orUHhm, f..ll-. -nt in Jasper, besidt

v nu. j .4m ble sum in aiding and taking care

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standard" for depositor- worked

of sick brothers. It has -hown it

If deserving of eoc luragement.

with him. Weathers is a gold-bug Republican, and was that party's nominee last year for Judge. The whereabouts of neither is known, and either would be summarily lynched if found in Crawford county. The pape. say " " , was; deposited in the three bank--, but all conversant with the county know

tbrehas never been that much this is a little over 167.60 money in Crawford county. !",- Th item of expense were

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mi is tne outsiae limn, v earners made an assignment Tuesday, and came back o Fnglish on Wedi.day to help settle the banks' business. Willet's wherealHuts are not kn wn, but relatives in Kentucky.

and friends in Crawford, nledued II:'" .) to make ut

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or Before you nibaeribi farm pap r this year, be s nd for a specimen copy I mi

greaf we-kiv paper.

Farmer, of Chicago. It is the si we. kly faurm paper published, It is now in its 7 1 h year. Special dubbing PfiCf will be made to nil al our remlers. See adv. in another column. Portersille Points. Mrs. Goebta is on the -ick list. Homer Krodle has moved in tl e bouse vacated by (b-orge Crowdev. Charlie Doob-y is all snüb I now. He has a little boy to call him papa. i ur farmers are all busy gtÜM ring corn, and report a .-rv good Clop. lb nry (irahnm is our hustling mail b( y ; the former carriers have got rich and resigned. James Crowder and family, of Win-low, were visiting their many friends Saturday and Sunday. (Jeorge Crowder and family stnrted for his former bonie in North Carolina, w here he intends to locate. The Porten viU Dramatic Club will give an entertainment Xnnai eve. Proceeds go for the S. S. Ifisi Fan McDonald will start to ChictgO the 22do4 Nov.. where she intends to make her future home with her sister. If you w ish anything in the dry goods line call on Mr. Goebel, H or bis jolly clerk, And Schnarr, are always ready to welcome you. The C. K. Bociety hat furnished the church with some long needed blinds, ami will soon fuini.-h the choir with chairs, which the church also badly needs. F. Munkle has returned from the wild and woolly west," and has bought a borne in Portersvilk the former bone of S.S. Wining r. and will move there in a b w days. Welcome. Our school is progressing nicely

under the leadership 01 r. .1 . Schnan as principal, and assistants Mise Mattie Ritchey. Mi-- Estella

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We have just opened our complete line of Mens, Youths and Boys Overcoats. Prices lower than ever. We can surely please you. We have the largest assortment of Ladies, Misses and Childrens Wraps. Childs Eiderdown and Cashmere Cloaks, Prices ranging from 75 cents upwards. Also a full line of Fall and Winter Dress Goods at lowest prices.

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LICENSE NOTICE. OTICK i hrrrh.T gwtn tioih ntiii u. Porter.I ainl Bx.ii lown-biii. iMhoi.founljr. Iml tbAl ih nn 1rinl a ml cittMM ! tlir I int.it tir , ill apoljr ti' tlj C uiitv mini , r it lut'..i ruunty ml ilirlr n-vt ruru'ar ! -n it, IVi. ii;1 ,-r. 1VT. tnr In . Ii-, i.i rc'il iiii.jxiclilifc !iii-r. Mff iii'l Whig, .iimI Mmil th mmr tu lie iir.nk mi th prni ! . uiidci ih.- pfwU nf til Uaa of Indi.ria guv rrintiir .m il HcMafW

Tlie ir ie Iik .ih.ii aterr ul l.ijunr. are l I . .olii i. in a "tie M"rj frame ImilcliDR frniiin i I M .iiii MM, in un Die IM lilf iif lot Sa M aa h'iau im ihe i.rigin! plat ,t the iuii i f I' r tervnl. lluKi. i. r. hihi I lull in At ilie name lime i.. pUce ill apply fnr a rj nut to i Hi J ml lumii .lain! tlie'eaiili I'M I. GOfmiE 1 No 1. -7-3ar

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Make your arrangemsnti to take the ladies and spen'l a pleasant evening with the Workmen n t Wednesday. Admission tree. Was the Cost to the Count) Of the last term of the DuboiH

Circuit Court. As it lasted 24 days

a dav. divide. 1

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irand Jurors '7 5 Ö' I'ettit Jurors :7(.M I'icked Jurors 88.00 Special venire "S.(0 Boardinc Jurors ;.". tm

J urv bailiff 41.00 anv

Biittain. Mr

Parsons. If you wish anything in of Millinery (mods r dies call oo Mr-. Jennie 1 lays, ore oared to uri'e vou e ""1

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the line making She is -ati-fae

She has a nev line of goods,

shortage which may be lonnaiTotal cost Jnriefl

against bim, and ttns with eath- ('olirt bailiff ere' property will probably enable Hiding hailitt's the banks to make good all they Ex-nses sheriff .telegrams

owe. ionse.i'ienuv an mrear m .r

S. W. Nunn. Sheriff iencer

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violence have ceaed. Mrs. W'illet

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is said to be in a precarious condi

tion by reason of her husband ? actions, and if he is guaranteed im munity he will probably return, ton

Died. On Monday evening, Nov. 15, ls'.7, Katie Fkitch, aged luj years, 3 months and H days, an adopted child of Mr. and Mrs. John!

HeL-helbech, of Jasper. Katie was pn orphan. loth parents being dead She was a bright and lovable little girl, and Mr Heiehelbecb and wife cherished her as their own. She was buried in St. Joseph's church grave yard on Wednesday. "Leave luve their time to fall ; An I nWera to wither at the North

wind's breath. But thou hast ail seasons (or thine own. Oh! Death." Died, Nov. 14, lv7. Mrs. Lt j riNDA McLaiohun. wife of Jatnes McLaughlin, aged about tS years. Mrs. McLaughlin was one of the first settlers in the western ortion of Dubois county, and was a veritable mother in Israel, having been a member hf the C. P. church for over 50 years. She was buried Monday, at New Lebanon, I'ike county, attended by a large number of people. Rev. J. I. Oregonpreached a feeline funeral discourse. She leaves her aged husband, and th ree daughters and three sons, all married, u mourn the loss of "mother." She was a niece of ! Aunt Lucinda Andeison, living near Ireland, and an aunt of our fellowtownsman, postmaster Seb. Ander son.

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county, arresting and bringing John Anderson to Jasper

V. If. Ridgway, sheriff Pike county, srreetingand bringing Maggie Solomon to Jaser 8.8d John Wochner, watt hing

with Win. Solomon 25 W. B. Burford. fob. Stat nets IS

H. Kckert, c lerk

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The temple of conmier e i- -nji-ported by columns of advertising.

hats, caps, and notion-.

Mr. Henry Schnarr, of Lemmington, moved in Mr. .I.A. Schnarr property, and i- now a eltiien of I'ortersville. It makes some of the Lennnington boys lo.k blue, but cheer up, boys, and don't let the I'ortersville boy- gel ahead of you. Our town w is full of people last Saturday: some come to If t . A. (ray's sale; others come in to the shooting match, and at night some I became full of sweet spirits of frumenti, andcreuhd a terrible n .i-c. Would it n t be much bettet to touch not. taste not, handle not? Try it. boys. Ree. J. L Gregory preached an interesting sermon here Sunday

afternoon, and also Rev". Racy an able sermon at night, which acre well attended. He and Ree. ingory are tail ing of beginning a revival here in about a week. A revival i- ci rtainly needed lo re. r so am Qu tee. WANTED AGENTS BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. U r- Mtae t"' work. rn Blve you in 1 1 1 i mi ii t with GOOD PAT. nd you in tu h nil iir purl tum', ml hi Iki r trmyHlng. I I.. , .rk Ii LIGHT and EASY, WHITE AT OHCE (' t i ma, et., to the HAWKS NURSERY COMPANY. Mll.Vt l KM.. W Is.

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SHERIFF'S SALi:. By virtue of a GeltUtad copy ol .lecree to me iwuetl on a jmlfiiMU! readassd in the luUis Cm nit ('urt, OB the rtaj f October, IS.", ami t.i me lireete! bf t lie Clerk of astd Court, I will OfJsf for sale, at uhlic auction a n 1 outcry, to the highest bidder, at the iloor of tflf Court Esoassia DoboiaOoaBtYi todlaaa, SATURDAY DECEMBER ttfh, ttaW, betaeen the hoars of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. at, of fai-l lay, tlie rents an.) protits for a term not exc eli n jf seven years, of the following lescrilieil real estate, situate. 1 in PbJboil Countv, in the State of In. liana, to-wit: The' North half of tie North Ka-t ijuarter of MetaOB Ü0 thirty-tltn-e (S3), towaahip No. ill. North aaaee Ro. its (."i). West, mi acr s more or It--Ami the North ball of the NortbWeal niarter of Section No. thirty-four CM), in sai-l township anil r.uiir'. si i aen -Aad lontainiiur in both trads a. reiie.re or less. Ami in ease the rents anl prolits fail to bfiaej the amount deanaadee to saahsly the jiidtnent anii ihs re- aforesail. interest ami cn-ts. tosrether witu all aivruing costs, I will, at the sane time aii'l place, BStd in like manner as RfofSSSidi offer f.r BSlSi at puhlic auction sad outcry. t the hkrbsat h.l.ler, all the ritrht. "title, interest anil estate in fe- simple of Adam Bividaabaagb, I. aura rMsdsabsaabi 't al., in sad to the sbsee dsseribee real estate or so iinich ami such part there..! ;i- may U- necessary t satisfy the iiiilir SMati anl .lecree HOreaaid, which i in favor of JStaa I. He Insurance Company ami Krank 1, Keck tad airainst A'lam Btektsaliaagaa, Laura Htvi'lenhaugli. et al s.iiil real estate will le sohl w ithout relief from valuation or appiaisement laws, and nbtcrt t the reilemption law"i the State .! In. liana. Hsaai Cam iiv. sheritt Dttbohi Co.. bad. TUAYLOK V III NTEK. Attornev for Plaintiff. Jnufpi-r, Ind.. Nov. li, lM'.iT -;t. pfli

Well dressed men, are generally self-respecting persons and, there.

fore, more likely to be gentlemen , t! an those who wear ill-fitting sweat shop and disease breeding clothe-, hecau-e it may be little cheaper. Do you know that moat of the city made clotliin. is made in back alley ivoal shops, where the deadly microbe breed-, and baCCiUi infe-t- u 1- made there until the doctor bill amount to noire than the cost- oj a -nit? To avoid these di-c i-. breeders order your suits made bjr your home tailor, who liaover 1000 samples of fashionable v'""' - to -elect from, and goa; antic- a genteel tit. Tbe late-t styles Ixdh in goods and tailoriny JOHN P. HUTHER. THE TAILOR, SPA YD BLOCK. JASPER. IND. i. I IS67 u. aaaaaftai

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"All tbing come to him wbo wait," is all very well if only we don't -tart in to wait too noon. Plant the seed and wait for the harvest , don't wat to plant tbe seed. The American.

DO YOU WANT TO GET

FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY? f If so vmi want to trade at :i store that sells for cash, by do I ing so you do not have to make up for SOflM deht- another M low contracted, of course it ha- to l OBM out ot -nine one. I a)

We sell ( II K.M for (ASH. avoid bad debts, sad can sell you the same good- cheaper than any other -tore o. the t ity. We have always been in tbe h ad when HONEST GOODS and LOW PRICES are considered. Let ue -how you Shal w you save by trailing with us. Our (JoimIm Are Wfl fllsVW ami AlWApl Frt-li. BERBERMDUTDUX N. Main Btreet, Jaaner. Ind.

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Kver shown in the county. All new nods. Just an i ve.1. Call and see them, will be pleased to show goods at any time. F. C KUEBLER

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JASPER,

INDIANA.

"Subscribe for the Cot'RiKB. Spayd Block.

The Strongest Jeans Pants in the World. AKo a full stMk of Clothing, Dr Qooda 1miih. Hoot' ECKERT S NEW STORE. ,. DON'T 00 TO ALASKA TO DIO GOLD!

When you can lo better in Jasper by digging, in L Bpayd's Shoe Store for ßuOaS that will wear and keep your feet wan,, and dry, which prevents lick Bess. i od health i' worth more than OoM. All kinds of MEN'S SHOES. Fanners that want a iruo 1 ev day shoe I have it. None belter. BELL SCHOOL SHOES. The best made. A largestockol Ladies Fine and Coarse Shoes. All will lie sold at the very hov-e-t nrices.

LEO R. SPA YD. COBWEBS ON PRICES ! NEVER HEARD OF IT? Well its a fact ju-t the same. Some stores have had the sain old prices ,,t) poods so long, that the price, like their goods, is oovered with COBWEBS and DUST Antiquated? Yes. that's the name for it. People in this age want to deal w here things are 0P-TODATE. Qpodl Clean, Xew and Freah. PrkNM l.ikMviso.

The place for clean up to-date poodl with no cobweb? on the MDUEL URULt STORE. Headquarters for Drugs, Medicir.es, Paints, Oils and everything usually kept in a first class Drug Store. Money Saved is Mosey Made.

B. H. BRÄNNDCK, M. II., PROPRIETOR.

JASPER, INDIANA.