Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 40, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 11 February 1898 — Page 4
JA8PKK. DUBOIS COfTMTY, INDIANA
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1898.
Democratic Committee Meeliof. Notice is heieby givt n that the Dubois com ty Democratic Centra) Committee will m et a, the Court House in Jasper, on Tuesday, the 15th day of February, 1898, at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of fixing the time to hold the county primary election to nominate candidates for the various offices which are to be filled at the coming November election, and for the pur pose of considering the time anil manner of choosing a new County Central Committee, which must b completed by March 12th, and for the transaction of such other business as may tome before it. All candidates are invited to be present. A H. KOKRNER, Chr'm D. C. Dem. Cen. Com.
WCharles S. Hernley, of New
Castle, was elected Chairman of the
Mate Kepublican Committee at
Indianapolis Tuesday. Nebeker
was turned down, and don't like it
a little bit.
EDI CAT IONAL COM MN. Edited ly F. ft. Si nt kui an i. Superintendent JT NcIllHll
Jasi'kk School Notks, The name f Cicero I Mark was accidentally omitted from the list of pupils, neither ab at nor tardy for the month of January, in Miss Wilson's report, as published last wt ek. Tf)e Tell City News of last week said this of Jasper's educational in terests : "The Jasper High School has been granted a commission by tho State Hoard of Kducation. Jasper is rapidly coming to the front as an educational center. She now has a col U ge for young men. an academy of music and tine arts for young ladies, a con. missioned high school, and a corps of twentyrive instructors in h r various schools. "
HaEx Got. Boies, of Iowa, who
imagines he knows something about
finance, but don't seem to the common man to know anything, made a speech at Fairfield. "la., Tuesdaynight, in which he favored a law c impelling the Secretary of the U. S Treasury to gamble in the market on the daily values of gold and silver bullion. As well compel him to gamble, as do the members of Boards of Trade, and Commercial Exchanges1, and many banks, in "futures" of ootfrin wheat and pork. And the trouble with the common people is that it is these kinds of Hannas who are depn ssing wages and prices of laborers' products, of all kinds, with their brainless fancies. Take a seat, (Jov., and cool your head. New Firm. Mrs. Alice Cramberg and Mrs. Alice R. Greene have formed a partnership in the dressmaking and millinery business and will be pleased la have your patronage. Otwell Outings. A Theodore Cleveland Munchausen, he of the great being qualifications, in his laut week's. Press items seems much worried, after calling others nickrnamcs, to lie called "Cleveland," a man whom he claims he favor abdominally. He lays no claim to favoring old tirover in the head. 01 no, Theo, only has a brainless knot. He admires tinner's Americanism; he says his notorious seduction of Maria Halpin, his hiring an army substitute, and after the war ended letting the substitute die in the joor house, this is the kind of Americanism this bomhastic freak of nature admires and lands to the skies. We are glad this ranting fold toad bellied tumble bug has come out and told us of his cherished idol. If he had done this long ago it would have laved him the trouble of
raising a racKei w iui tue naaiOCK DOVI and calling them vicious names, lie claims to be a raiser of Berkshire hogs, shepherd dogs, poultry, roosters of the "active" variety, etc. ; he might, also, say that he is a breeder of strife and contention in his neighborhood ; a grand jury he; ich man, a turmoil producer, a general meddler in other people's business. Sometime ago he rushed into print accusing some of the "saints" of theft. Not long sine he praised them as Otwell's most respected citizens. He accuses us of sitting around waiting for something to turn up. While he sits ar und on his Cleveland avoirdiipois waiting for his mother-in-law to draw her pension. We write our own item ; we do not gei sore-headed defeated candidates to help us out. This splenic SK?cies of compost fungi poses as a Refnblican, and frankly says he is a Cleveandite, whose name'he will never deny. He intimates that we get material aid at election times. This accusation Sir irover knows is one of his own foul dirty lies, of which his stinking otter slide mouth is fully fully qualified for. He also charges or hints that we stay awav from the polls on election day. This is another nf his dirtv I., ing effusions, of which he seems full from heart to rind. He seems, to have an esjieeial hatred for township trustee I,ouis Travlor.
We think that when our township trus
tee flmls tliat fie
The new apparatus and hooks
opened up in excellent condition, and a tine line of apparatus it is.
The ciass in Phvsies is doing ex
cellent work. They can now read science in experiments and arc BO longer at sea in theorizing.
The Jasper High School is now
one of the best equipped schools in Southern Indiana.
Miss Mavme Svveenev was com
pelled to withdraw from school on
account of her eves. We regiet to
lose her for she was faithful and pomtietent However sbo lnnie tu I
, . i return as soon as possible. The schools all indulged in excellently prepared literary ex to i es the last Friday afternoon of last month. The pupils of the Huh
School did themselves great credit.
The Commission will soon adorn
the walls of the high school room.
MNs M-ittie Lane, wh has at
tended Jasper High School all t!ie
year, went home at the elose of last month. We hope we mav have her
back again. She w as a most in
dustrious student.
The Normal school piomisesj t
be one of the best Spring acbfcoi in the state. The attendance will he large and the work of the highest
haracter. A number tr m other
counties have written thai they will attend the Dubois County Normal
School at Jasper.
There were one hundred and
forty commissioned high schools in
Indiana on January 13, 1898.
The teacher's knowledge is his
capital, which, if right v used, can
not fail to bring him a good per cent, on the investment. A good education pays, an i in these days of progressive schools it is easy to obtain. The schoolroom U lif in miniature. The pupil who is a laggard in school will always be behind in his vocation or profession through life. The same "snap" that places a boy at the head of his class will make him a successful merchant, farmer, doctor or lawyer. There is no branch of education more sadly neglected by "enlight ened America" then the Science of Qoferameot. Not onlv i.-. tt e irreat
mass of the people ignorant in this i
direc'ion, but teachers themselves1
have not the knowledge of this important subject that they should have. We favor Civil (i jveinment in an extended form as one of the common branches. It occurs to us strikingly significant that the township trustee ot the state should have met at the Capital the week of the State Teachers' Association, and organized themselves into a working body, and that they should have discussed
two so important and closely allied the
SHERIFF'S SALE. Hy virtue of a eertit'nd copy of a 1 cms lamed on a judgment tendered la the Daboil Circuit Court on t e 1 3th day 'i January, IKW8, and to roe directed by the C'erk of said Court, 1 will offer for al. .it public Miction and outcry, to the Inghe t Didder, at the door of the. Court House , in Jasper , Pulsus County , Indiana, en SATURDAY MARCH "th, MM, lift ween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. If, Of said day, the reut. and profit for a term not exceedingscvenyears, of the following denen! i real estate, situated in Puis is county, in (lie State of Indiana, to wit : Lot No twenty -two 22 ) in the town of Jasper, according to the map or chart of said tOWS situa ed in Dubois county, Indiana. And in case the rents and profit fail to bring theainoiint demanded to satisfy the judgment a i i ovrc- tu ..-..,.!, ... tsi . .-. aenooata, together vita all aoeruiaii costs, I will, at the fame time and place, mid in a like manner as aforesaid, offer lot ale, at public auction und outcry, to the bigfaeat bidder, all the right, title, interest and estate in fee simple of' Philip Kastner aad Kitbarine Kastner in and to the above des riled real estate, Of 10 much snd uch part thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the judgment and decree aforesaid, which is in favor of John Troxler und airainst Pbilin Kastner
and Katharine Kastner. Haid real estate will I? sold without relief from valuation or appraisem nt laws, and subject to the redemption laws of the State of Indiana. HENRY CASSIDY, Sheriff Dubois County, Ind. W. K. Cox, Attorney for Plaintiff. Fehruaty 10th, IMG. S. pfBg, Court Summons. State of Indiana. Dubus county, SS. Du boil Circuit Court, Msrch term 188. August Feller,
vs. Divorct . Lena Kelle. I The plaintiff ha ring filed hie complaint In this court, together with an affidavit, tl.ut this acti n is for divorce, ami that the defendant is a nonresident of the state of Indiana ' Now therefore the above named defendant is hereby notilied that unless he be and appear oa the 28th day of March, lus, the same lieing the 18th judicial day of the Doboil Circuit Court, at the March term, 1888, to be held at the Court house in Jasper in said county, and answer or demur to said complaint, that the same will be heard and determined in her absence. Witness my band and the seal of said court this 1st dav of February, l's. HERMAN ECKERT, Clerk of the Duboil Circuit Court. Mtueaa -a Bwbbwbt, Attorneys. Feb. 4th, 1888 im. pf-" Hxecutor's Sale of Personal Property. Stwica la hereby gi aa that the undenignad, executor of the eetata of Katherme Freyberger, deceased, will offer for ado at public auction at the late residence of said decedent, on the Jasper and Psoli road, abool a mile and a I all east of I lav sville, on SATURDAY, FEB. 88, 1888, All the personal property belonging to said decedent, and consisting of 4 head of horses, 4 head of cattle, hogs, ne farm wagon, one top buggy, corn, hay, oats, one reaper, one mower, harness, agricultural implements, household and kJtcaeo furniture. Tanna or 8 alb : sums of Five Dot la rs ami under cash in hand; on sums m v . m
nover rive noiiars a creoit of nine
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Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. In the matter of the estate of Levi
Wiseaver, deeeased. In the Du boil Circuit Court. March i Term, lX'W. Notice is hereby given, that Charles Wiseaver. as Adawustratov of the estate of Levi Wiseaver, deceased, has presented and tiled his account and voiicben in Baal settlement of said astete,
and that the same will come up for the examination and action of Haid Circuit Court, on the 14th day of Match, lW'K, at which tune all heir, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and Touchers should not he approved, and let all heirs, legatee and other persons interested appear and make proof of their claim t any part of said estate. Cm n aa WtaoAvaa, Administrator. Milhurn i Sweneev. Attorneys. Feb. 4, 1888. wL
Notice of Appointment of Execator. Notice is hereby given that t tie un rlwna'gnod has qualified as exeeutor of the last will of Katharine Freyberger.
aid estate is supposed to be solvent.
FRED. W
FREYBERGER.
months will le given, the purchaser to Milhi kn it Sweeney, Attorneys, execute his note with good free hold Eoh. 4, 1818. tt, surety, heating six per eent. interest! from date.
FRED. W. FREYBERGER. Exr. Mn. in ran iV Swkknky, Attornevs, Feb. 4, l8B8.-t.
and
subjects as "better school'
"improved highways." There is a spirited and vigorous educational move all along the line, and the trustees are the men who can do most to cap the climax w ith a crown of glory. Improved highways mean better schools. With the advent of the piked road schools will become far better, for toe children of each disttiet will be gathered up by vehicles for the purpose, am! conveyed comfortably to the school
house at comparatively Utile public hneid in their absence.
expense. 1 he
Court No'tice. Number 4. State of Indiana, Duhoil County. S. S. Dubois Circuit Court, March term, I SD8. Rosa F.gg, administratrix with the Sri II annexed, of the estate of Joseph Egjti deceased, VB. Paniine Leehleiter, Robert Leich leitor, Boaa Wciiman, Banna Brill and Charles Brill, et. at. For the sale of real estate, and construction of Will. Be it known that on the 8fta day of January, lHl'S., the above named plaintiff, by Mllbarn V Sweeney, her attorneys, tiled in the onVse of ine clerk, of the Dubois Circuit Court, in the State of I ndiiuia.hercouiplaint against the above named defendadants. and the said plaintiff having also tiled in said other the affidavit of a competent person that
said Paulina Lechlieter, Robert
Leichleiter, Kosa Welltnan, Kmma Brill sad Chartas Brill, are aoo residents of the Stale Of Indiana, and that said action is to secure the sale of real estate, and for the constnietioa of a w ill, and that each of said defendant! are accessary partlaa thereto. Now, therefore, the above named defendants are hereby notilied that unless they be and sppear on the -Mh day nf . March, I s'.'S, the same being the IHth judicial day of the Ifateh Term. I vim, of the Dubois Circuit Court, to be held in the court house in Jas er. said county and State, and answer or demur to said Complaint, that the same will be
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JASPER. IND.
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IRELAND, INDIANA,
MANI FACTTUKR OF 'CREAM Of the HARVEST' FLOUR. Uaasoalled for all purposcH.
ECKERTS NEW STORE
Opposite the Indiana
Hot
SherifT's Sale. Madison Township Trostes Hy virtue of a certified copy of decree H tlc
police if inven that hereafter the l ru-
S i iHHiied on a jinl'iient rendered in the rf I f iiIh ih Circuit Court, on the '2l day of W .January 1HW8, and to me directed hy the
Will pay the hihent market price l - in cah for .
WHEAT. S vliiti utufT fitr uiil f Xaansn nu i n.ir
!' em i"i rM . t I ur 11 1(11 inler and we will pleac von. r
smallest or arffest
dav, rain or
at school.
he
cannoi aiienu lo I .e
township's biiHinen he perhapH will give! pupil mav ßo BV4 rv
sr. wwummii Inn, wen Kiiiiwiu sliine and ulwavs
t-.iiiir"ir c-iirin-.- ill Nilt-IKIIIIir IO TJ l' .1 c i i other people's bosiMSS, and aeaiectina ? ,n(ler t1 l!'i fewer SChooll may
hin own. This seems to have In'en hin' sustained, and tliiiM tue expense eHt ich since he entered manhood or! of the public schools materiallv ile-
j
creased.
Indiana's compulsory educational law, so far as it goes, bai profta to Ik; one of the best school laws ever
doichood.
ITlie plitir nf the cm ki wondem If tin '
ui.jcet I worth all tliln powder. A revival meeting is in proicrenn here,
eoaaacMd ty He. Dr. Uodwia and Rev Alex. llnrriPH. anil nincti infammi ia I
injc manifested. A crowded house and enacted by authority of the state, good order prevails everv night. Dr. i It ha? sent tnanv a child to aohool (iodwin Interims the people with an! bo otherwise Would not havegone ahle and excellent sermon everv niicht. t . 1 . ,u i i , ' m i . ii .i " - lo lie sure ibe aw is defective 1 he win. I storm Mew the tin roof off n ""T?' the school hoiiae, and Tmstee Travlor e.8Pec,aly t"1 two considercovered it w ith a first class cedar shingle tlons, it should include older pupils, roof and should compel than to attend The (irand Army Tost at this place school more tnan sixtv cuisecutive ESJ a f" .in,u'r 'f to"ly: A days. The law seems to have been tahle was spread eipial to Delmoiuco's t . , . , .. ' " . , liest; thecrtif-ens turned out en masse to ,r"mel n trth as a "feeh'r," gTeet the hrave old sildier Imivs, and a, d without doubt it has gut ten help them to enjoy the feast of rood close to toe "nulse' of thn !.'
AdlnnatimMh,toatallation best people and esneciallv f edu- P'' doresnid, to -pp, I i ' . nil u.,11 ).., I ... I..... .:il l. J- .IO.KO II. I nil
a nay imnmii, long w is remeniis'reii nyl,, lM ' win oe inuue all who were there. "MACK." ' 'stronger. 1
In witness whereof, I hereunto et niv
hiiii'l and afftz the seal of said court, this 3d day of Kel.ruary, 1M0K. Hkkmw Bcaaar Clerk Dttbok Circuit Courf. Milhurn A Sweeney, Atlys. for Adma. fmb, , ItW. .'t. " pf$8. Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. Ia the matter of the estates of Jesse v. and Ifanofa Wagner, daeaaatd. ta trie Dabohf Circuit Court, March fenn. I MOM. Notice is hereliy given that Napoleon B. Coftman as Administrator of the estates of Jesse V. and Manora Wagner, dhseeased. has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of sad estate, and that the same will ciiine iii for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the Itth iUiv of March, IffBg at which time all lieirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and sliuw cause, if any there he, why said account and vouchers shuiilil riot he appriivol. And the heirs of said estate an- also herein required at the tii ind
ar and make
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KUEBLER
Jeweler.
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TrU'I."K A Ifl-NTKK, Att'VB. l-ehruary 11, lHH--w. '
Adm'r.
JASPKR,
INDIANA.
"Subscribe for the Coubikb.
Clerk of said Court, I will offer for sale,
at public auction and outcry, to the highest ladder, at t lie door of the Court house in Dubois County, Indiana, on SATt'RDAY, MARCH 5th I8t8, hetween the hours of II) o'clock A. M. and 4 V. M. of said day, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the follow ing dtscrihed real estate, situated in Puhois c junty, in the State of Indiana, to wit: The northwest quarter of the north-west piarter oi the south-west quarter of section twenty-eight (SS), township number one (I ) south, rantce five (ö) west containing ten acres, and part of the northeast piarter of the south-east quarter of section twenty-nine (29), said township and range, more particularly descrilied as follows: Commencing at the half mile corner between sections -8 and 2M, thence south 28 rods to a stake, thence west ho roils and 8 links, thence north '-''I rods to a stone, thence east 80 rods and 8 links to the place of tieginning, containing 11 87-100 acres, nnd containing in all II M7-1IK acres. And in case the rents and profits fail to hring the amount demanded to satisfy the judgment and decree aforesaid' interest and costs, together with all accruing costs, I w ill, nt the same time and place, ami in like manner as aforesaid, offer for sale, at public auction and outen-, to the highest bidder, all the ri lit, title, interest ami estate in fee simple of
Kachel Myers and Martin Myers in and to the alsive deseiibed real estate, or so , much end such part thereof as may he ne;essarv to satisfy the judgment and decree aforesaid, which is in favor of Richard K. Milhurn, guardian of Nelson Stewart, ai d against Rachel Myers ami Martin Myers. Said real estate w ill le sold without relief from valuation or appraisment 1 laws, ami subject to the redemption laws of the state of Imliana. 1IKNRY CASSIDY,
Sheriff Doboil OOaBtjT. Ind Mn hi ax iV SwKKsm , Att'vs for Plff. Keh 'd, ISfS.St- pffll
tee of Mad .,:i township will lc at the store room ol Mr. John F. Nonn, in. in Ireland, on every Saturday, for the puiose of attending to township husiii' --. ind all persons having business witn the ownship are expected to confine it to those days. The township library is kep. at Isaac Alexander's in Ireland, where nil D
j obtain the hooks. The Indiana School books will be I found at Norman & (irav's store at ah times. John K. Sokmas, I Aug. 1, '95-y I Trustee Madison T. United States Hotel! OuTOatXt & Kkkss, Prop. MILL STREET. JASPER, INI. This hotel Ims been tfiroii(hlv ovi rli ami refltteil new throughout,' ami ll 1 (pea for puhlie nti rtaliniHiit. Th- ti j will always he found well supplied. , prices reasoimhle Hi iiiiunrterH for people iMndlll court A irooii atablti for faruiera' horses, Miel rheap feeil. good liar well supplied with theeholi - liiior- Mini i-iifiirs, hiuI polite attent 1 v. (.ive us a call. ApÖ.IC-y. Uutxurll Kr. - Kailroitfl Excursions. Mardi (iras Feb. 22, r!8. Tickets sold at one fare for the round trip from Feh 14 to 21, good until March Mb. Ind. Republican League Con. LiK.n ette. Tickets sold at one fare for the round trp Feh. I land 12 good until I "''1 HOME SFF.KF.RS EXCURSION 8 To all fsiints on the K. C. F. S. .V M . beyond and including Hawesville. M" To all points on the K, C. P. (i i Ark., I. T., Kan., La., Mo., Tex , an I ( iklahoma.
To all ixiints oi the M. K. A T
Texas. To all all points on the C. O. A ' k., La., Ar., and N. M. Tl.eSt. L. AS F. will sell tickets t" II points in Kan , Tex., I. T., Ok., M., and Ars. Tickets to lie sold Feb, 1st, 15, Man h 10 and l., good 21 days. Also tickets sohl to eastern states. V. E. Ci.am ova, Ag'nU
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