Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 40, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 August 1898 — Page 4

JASPER CDU KIEK

JAHFKK. ll'HOIH CHI TV, INDIANA. Knurist th Pi..m. Jpr (MM, for rwunuiiuii ihrnuf h tbo nitll NMj tl nittr FRIDAY, AUGUST l, 1898.

aTThc Priuceton Fair i t l hrhl this year Sept. t 10. Th"C'tu kikk" acknowledges the rrOtipl f a "comp" from that veteran of county fairs. S. Wt. Strain. 8e8"tty. .lohn K Norman MM nominated for pTOMCtlting Attorney at the Republican nvention ;tt Vclpen on Saturday last. It will give John an opportunity to make some ipatotm during tbt campaign, nnd puiriMf he and Traylur will liven it up by some joint debate.-. Qo in on your muscle, boys.

Admiral Pew. v and Gen.

Merritt captured Manilla after a sharpengagement lasting two hours, a day before he got the new of peace negotiations and the u--pension of hostilities. The American loss was eicht of Menitt's force killed, and 84 wounded, and no casualities in the navy. (.'apt. (Jen. Augustin escaped to Hong Kong on the Ciermn naval cruiser Kaiserin. A to the capture of Manilla Admiral Dewey said he could dewit in two hours any time, and the result showed he knew how to dewit. Hurra for Pewey ! Money Stolk.v Mrs. M. Demuth, of St. Anthony, stepped out of her house to visit a store a few minutes on Tuesday, leaving 84 tied in h hfir.dkeichief on I cupboard shelf. When she got back tha money was gone, and she immediately inquired of some of the neighbors if thev had seen any one at her house. They told her that Dave Leiter, who served a term in the State's prison from this county, and had been out but a short time, came from her door but a few moments before. She sent for her son, and he mounted a horse and started after Leiter, and as soon as he got in sight of him Leiter, took to the underbrush. Neighbors went to hunting for him, but at this writing without success. Supposed Horse Thikk. On Friday last a Mr. OscarSchmidt, ot Princeton, a former son-in-law of Mr. Wm. Zehr, of Hall township, but who has been living apart from his wife for several months, called at Vollmer k (ierber's livery stable and got a horse and buggy to go to Celestine to see his wife. He came back Saturday, but too Ute to connect with the R. K. train, and when he learned that he obtained the horse and buggy again to go to Celestine, promising to return the next morning. He didn't get back Sunday, and has not got back yet, but Mr. Koerner, of Birdseye, says he was seen going through Birdseye Sunday, and that he told that he was on his way to Corydon, and from there to New Albany. On Monday Marshal Milburn went to

Corydon, but obtained no ttace of

him or the horse and buggy. It is now supposed he went to Kentucky with them. Co itnct Let Corner Stone Laving. The trustees of Trinity church have decided to lay the corner stone of the new church on Thursday

September 1st, at U o'clock in the morning. Addresses will be made

by the following ministers: (L A

Kienle, of Huntingburg, T. C. Ash-

burn, of Kvansville, S. John, of

Kvansville. C. K. Pitt, of Oakland

City, J.I. Gregory, of Ireland, and G. C. Cooper, of Otwell. The putting in of the stone foundation was let on Saturday night to Wm. T. Hüls of this place for $413, he being the lowest bidder. The following were the bidKkick. A. M. Hochgesang, $5o; A. Schlessing, $670; M. F. Durlauf, 1660. Stone. Hen Schroede- I !'-: W. T. Hüls $413. Mr. Hüls has contracted with

Ben. Schroeder to deliver the needed stone, and the work of getting it on the ground has begun. Firk. On Saturday, alut 11 o'clock, the house of George Huber, about one-fourth of a mile north of Jasper, was destroyed by fire. It is supposed to have caught from a defective flue. Mr. ÜVDM was not at home, being absent working with a thresher, and his wife did not discover the fire until the roof was all ablaze. Some of the nearest neighbors got there in time to help save most of the furniture. The loss is probably $350 or $4K), and ' a very heavy one for him, as it was not insured. MTA pleasant social was had at the home of Mr. Alois Beiter, on Wednesday night, the occasion being the first anniversary of his marriage.

Complaint No. .'-.;.

by Willi. u,

Notice of Nun Residence. The Slate of :)l Mlia. Dsboil r.Mintv, In Um DaboM Ciieail Coart, Octofcet term, 1888 Frank 1'iniiuk, Ahn'r ti the estate N.m, .1

I'olmm , iWMM. Vi. Margaret ML JotM Ml, JaiBM Hell. Marv A. Wim'injrer, Su Mfl QoiBO an. I ot tiers N.' fomes the plamt'fT.

K. Om l"s U"t ue , uui Iii;- UM i plaiat lierem. lugvUuM with an aitklavil i Krankim Piaakh thai lakl djotead aiils M uiraret Fell, Klizal ft li Tair. Marim Kell. Anlivw lull. BHttbrtli Black, Monroe Niie, Harriaaa liiaett, Jane Minett. Mary Minett, Charte Hinett. Ilattie Muieit, Henry Nttle, unknown heirs of Mary Wagner, leceiised, VVasliiiiKtoti Nohle, lary Nohh), Mar N.lle,,.l r.. Tihnaa Sll KU.hhI SohM llenry Nohle, Rabaon Nohle, MoBtoe Sohle, Aamn Nohle, Jaeob Nolle, lor iada Noble, William Nohle, AagpKae Nohle, Lnciadfl N. Nohh), Naomi Nihle, a una Nohle, Unit Koble, May Hai biaon, tad t'arrie Sebolta are not wirleHM ot the state of Indiana; that said action is for an order of court for the sale of real estate, oh ned h Nancy J. PulaOB, deceased, and that said mm resident defendants are net e-ary parties thereto. Notice is therefore lierehy given said ih ' Mitlauts, last named, that miles they ! and apear on the first day of the next term of the Iiilois Ciren.t C ourt, to be holden on the Sd Monday of rt.bar, A. D., 18B8, at the Coart Hoom in Jasper, in said county and state, and answer or demur to said complaint the same will Ik? heard and determined iu their absence. Witness my hand and the seal ' said Coait. atlixed at Jasper, lad., ' skai. this 17t'i day ot Ainrust, A. 1. i isw. Hkkman Ecaaar, Clerk. W K. I'ox. Attorney. Aug. 19, 1 80S. :5w. " pH!

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Notice of Non-Residence. Stale ;f Indiana. DnboteCoaaty, 8, 8. In the Daboia Circuit Coart, October Term 1898. William .. Coffee ve Mary Coffee. N'otitv is herehy ifiven to the ehova named defendant that the said plaintiff hat tiled his application herein pravinc for a divorce together with tha nitida vft 1

of a cliinterested .ersoii that the de

fendant is a non-resident ot the State ot Indiana. Now, therefore, said defendant is notified that uhle-c she Ik and apiwar on

the 1st dav of the next term o! the Iu-

Ih18 Circuit Court, to W held at the

Court tiotne in .Ias'r on the Sd Mon

day in October, i süs, and answer or demur to naid complaint, the fame will be

tried anil determinedin her abeeace.

In witness whereof 1 l ave hereunto ' i set my hand, and the teal of said court thii iMh day of Aa . fut, IHM. Haaxaa Ecaaar, Clerk I.v'. C. Unarm A Bwaaaav, Att'vs. Aag. KM H Hall Township Summary of Receipts and Exeandi tu res ioi the tiscal year ending July 31, 1998, KoaI) Kc.ni Keeipts $'7."; Kx-penIitun-s S4JM; Balance It. H. Tow sum p Fink Receipts $d" '; Kxp nditun-s fi'd.L'ö ; Italance Brataat Bcaoat Foib Receipts iMio.iW; KxpenJitarai94a7.Sft; Belaaca 8S6S.76. Tcitios Ftt- Keieipts t;.ass,41 : Kxpenditures U.htt.fiO; Balance 81182.91. Do, Fi no Receipts N24.36 ; Expeaditures$KJi.44; Balance HSJ Mf POO! BSUaV Receipts S6JB; KxpaakMtua M8.M. Total k all Fcxiw Receipt $ö,138.!.t ; Kxpenditure 8948,88; Balance 11,877 Jl. Tru!tees allow ance Ml' io. Lvi L. laaoae, " -ustee. Accepted hy the County Comiicscion-er-ifjaal 1, 1888, A. II K' Kknkk, AndHor I Auk. IS, 1888. Kr. Columbia Township Summary at Receipts and Kxjendituresfor the lineal v.-.tr ending July -.1. 1999, Km Fcnii Rei-eipUi Xl'.4.; Kxnditures $."s.7.'. ; Hal nice r'J .: Township Fi u. Receipts 8511.81; Kxpenditures -''. Overdrawn 1100 J4. Sl'KClAL S IIOOL KCNK. Receipts Itfcil.llt; Kxenditurea8tS.14: lUlant-e 888.98, Timaa Paar. Bieaiati 12819.42: Kxpenditures 81900.76; Bueaca 8818J67. Doe Fi no Becaipti 8306.29; Kxpaaditarai 818848; Balance 81H7.70. Total or all Frsne. Receipts $4,- ;!. on; Bspaaditnree 83.H82 v. . . tlance 81,149.08; Overdrawn 100.84. Truster's allowance, fw.oo. K. V. Smith. Trustee. cceptei hv the County ( '. MB inlSHI. ners Aug. '!, 1898. A. II. Kokkxkk, Auditor I. ('. Aug. ", 1888 8k

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Notice of N'oii-Koshlence.

State of Indiana, i Count v of ImiImh. i

In the Dobohl Circuit Court, Octohof term, 1888. Kdwanl Mines l.uiuter Company Vi Willian. Knck, OeotM8aadaraMB,tl al The plaintiff in the iboro entitled cause having tiled his complaint therein togethei with an affidavit that the lefendanti! W'lliara Friek and Qaonn Siindennann are non-residents of the State oi Indiana, aid that the plaintiffs action is to enforce a contract of guarantee lie trän the defendants to the plaintiff, and to collect a deht and demand upon a promisory note and an account due from the tiefen hints t the plaintiff. Now therefore the sail defendant! are hereby notitie! that unless they he and apjiear on the Id lay f the n t term of the liils.is ( 'ircuit Court, to be bolder on the setfiml Monday of Octolier, 1888, at the Court House in Jasper in -ai l County ami State, ami answer r demur to -aid complaint, the same will he heanl anl dataiUlloed in their ahsence. In witness whereof I hereunto set my . " i liRnd anl affix the ealof sail J sAL Ct-urt, this the Id lav of An . 1 gust. 1SHS. Haaaai k kkht, Clerk, I. 0. c. W. K. Cox, Attorney. August ', WM 3t.

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