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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-11-19

A. many readers Of the Farmer. no
.daubt, Will set out fruit trees tins fail, q
few hints from an old observer may not
bc out OF place. Land ip which young
trees are planted must be in good
heart to make thom thrifty. The site
ought 10 be selected several years before
planting, aud then cultivate the land
with special reference to tle object for
which il j. designed. Poor run-out land
however heavily mauurca just previous
10 planting, will not produce thr.lly
orchard.
. Bot we will suppose YOU have good
soil 10 plant your trees inv hat then
y must be properly prepared. Ilow
The ground dow n TO the subsoil and fol-
low with q subsoil plow breaking mp a
ned eighteen inches deep at least llar-
row well and stake out thirty feet il a
good distance, bat mach depends on the
habit OF tho trees. Dout set the trees
any deeper Than they stood in the nur-
serN. II tie land is naturally wet, il
will be better to sei the trees almost on
The surface, and hen bank up til The
roots are covered sufficiently. DO not
crowd or cramp the rOots--aliOw them.
10 iic In a natural position aud cover
thein with "a fine rich mold. procnred
for iie purpose II ], is not present in
The Snil. once sci out an orchard IN
clay soil that was not in good condition
lDS ANY means; bat hauled rich mold
honi an old garden, TO cover the roots,
and ihcn brought up the hand afterwsrd.
Inc trees grew up splendidly from the
start. and the orchard Is one Of the
lrI ftlpSf a. tina A il.4igll.Arhn.A ii
Have good suuad IN astantial stakes
made and sharpenea, one for each tree,
ana after he tree Is Set in place, and be-
fore any dirt IL thrown into the hols.
drive one firmly into the ground at
distance OF three or four inches from
the trunk. Then ill up the hole water
ing the earth rs IL Is thrown in, until
within two or three inches of the sur
face. Secure the tree TO the stake with
two or three hands OF twisted straw
these should be wrapped once around
the tree. Before tying 10 the sake, to
prevent bling. rhis is all that will
ibe necessary in fall planting. until
spring comes, uniess there il danger OF
mice gnswlng the bark through the
winter, IN this case = common preven-
ton i 10 bank UP The earth compactly
around the tree u foot high.
\ Until an orchard is old enough TO
shade the ground we'll il ought TO be
cultivated in some hoei crop APPLYING
manure literally each time; o. better
vet II you can spare the land. plow up
cach spring and fnl and keep the snr-
face loose and mellow without cutiva-
ting amy crop. Fall is the best time 10
manure aa orchard, aud tie manure
ought to be narrowed and plowei un-
der. Keep stock out and never permit
a carelets Or inexperienced hand to
plnw II.
Finally make n plat OF the orchard as
il l. set out. carefully registering the
'name OF each variety so that no mistake
can ever occur, and then 20 around and
take of every label and wire.
IL costs TOO mach to set out an orchard
unless IL j. done right and properly at
tended afterward. Ii j. not like an an
nnai crop, where tie mistake or neg Ice,
.. this year may he corrected next.
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IN Opinion from the Auditor OF
state on the subject.
The following correspondence ex-
plains itself:
CHURCH 10 IENDfRsoE.
LAroRTE, Oct. Is.
The Hon. l.. Henderson,:
DEAR SIR: What is your opinion Of
That portion Of section II. fee and salary
law. passed last winter, reading as fol-
lows Auditors shall receive one per
cent. for managing the school fund Of
the county, and no other fee or compen-
sation therefor What Interpretation
i. 10 DO put upon i.l Does il include
MI school tunds, as, for instance. tar
levied for tuition purposes, etc, etc, or
merely the fund held in trust and loaned
out? Yours spectfuily,
EDWARD j. CnURcu, a. L. G..
HENDERSON TO cHuHcH
INDiANAfoLis. Oct IL
Edward j. Church, Esq, Auditor OF La
porte County:
DEAN SIR: Yours OF The 18Th inst.
asking NV opinion on section IL OF tie
fec aud salary bill which passed the last
legislature is before me. and carefully
considered. The question with you
seems to be, whit does The law mean
when The term school fund of the coun-
~ is used. la ny judgment il has di
rect reference 10 the school fund OF tho
county. which is held in trusi aud loane,
oui, but does not include the tuiticn
lund which is acquired by state lew
and distributed by the superintendent
81 public instruction. The former law
q llich passed the legislature March 5,
1919. gave county auditors e-lourth of
one per cent. OIL all scnool funds di~iiib-
uted, but The present iaw gives them
one per cent. on the entire amount Of
the fund for making the same. The al
tOrney-. general of state la. recently Civ
en his opiuion. ia which he infer. that
the term school fund OF the county,, ~
used lD Law, means the entire school
fund held in trust aud loaned out
Very respectfully.
j.. lIESDEKsoN.
Auditor oil state.
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bned an The qualifications necessary 10
enlist public confidence. His past rec
ORD, his eminent ability. hi, siainles.
reputation, and the high esteem with
which he was regarded aii over the land.
pointed out clearly and distinctly that
ne wa- The wan With whom the Dem
ocracy would secure triumph. ana the
country secure q certain pIedge Of the
better government that the people every
where desire.
Mr. Holman was repeatedly checred
by The audience present, and received
The warm congratulations of the mem
bcrs ~ 1he club al lis closet Indiana
polls sentinel.
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Childs, A. ". Outdoes Himself.

g.. w. Child~. a. NJ. SAYS that the sun
has spoken OF President Grant as cross
eyed and has commented on that suhlrrl
q. w. Childs, s.. NJ, is liar New
\ ork sun.
IT We may believe the Hartford Post
Brother Childs read the above with
much anger, AMI Immediately sat down
and perpetrate tllis:
In New York city, very suddenly, the
Rev. Chas a. bfna.
Weep NOT, weep not, my aged sire,
That I've gonr 90 warmer cline,
| called George W. Childs liar,
Aud ho knocked me out of time
lie Knocked me uut OF time, he did.
And dead | straightway fell!
Aud now I'm managing cl-i-tor
OF a tw wo-ccn, tnilv in--iho spirit land.
Gone to count ihc number Of good
Iinteutiuns 70 inr .4nar mile.
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0-TThe treasurer of Dubois county.
yesterday, jock the initiative in making
his September settlement with The state.
Ills namc shall bo known to fame rs
Thomas r. Spericck, for lie il q model
otu ucial and possesses the first qualities.
ton OF a .ucccssiul business man
--promptnces. IIo paid into lhe treas.
my the sum Uf $l,6O3 81.
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N~T French Lick Springs, with 3uO
acre of land, Was sold to-day at Com.
mlsHioner sale. Tor forty thousand aud
tltv dollars, to Dr. join A. Lane. pro.
prictorof West Baden Springs. 4 I'4oli
News
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or An experienced tarmcr opinc- mat !.
the man who can low stunpy ground
with pair uf iivcly mules without
sw caring, j. p,'l rod 70 g. through
purgatory Wit. -. ytercoat on,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The house being called 10 order h,
lihe Trustee. a. ~. Sweeney was .p
lFoinfcd President and Mis-, Julia Mol
,cnior, Secretary.
The namc- of lle followiu. tcrchcn
lUcrc enrolled: a NJ. S,. etnev. H. a
StaiNsriHg. Eih Enli-h. Mary Jut
'lua hlin.ci and iuua Melchior
Tho following were crfpllcd ~ men
5ef,; My Welnan. Ihercsiu Eas
Minnie lgg. There-ia pt 4, Lizzie Brett
and Maggie hnehicr.
Mis-, 81. knc5lcr WAS appointed Critic
BY ,te President.
NrAi Ia order committee OF ihrrs
was apuoiEiod TO arraa.e q programme
fur The afternoon exercises: p. y Nchir
trrlim.. Ella English and May Welmai
we're appointed as such Committee.
Class mas drilled IN History by a. NJ
lSMsrHev: topic = definitions
Glass ia Arithmetic by Il. A. Schifer
| ling topic Method ol ,earhing.
Glass IN Grammar by Miss Mary Jutt
iopir-- Parts Of speech.
Recess OF 10 nnutes
Class in Reading by Miss Juli.
= cici'icr.
Clas- ii Orthoglaphy by Miss Eli
English.
\ programme was arranged for IA,
exercises Of tic next Institute. viz
Physiology, j. II. Logan big, stiom
u story, B. a. Schittering Scitlc
mcut- Oiilogr.phy. inlia N,Ichior :
Letters aud sounds; Geography, Flt
II Iin-ci definitions; !3eadlg. HI.
English \ our method English Gram
mar. \. Nj. Sweeney Parts Of speech
Arithmetic. J. II Logan Fundamental
rules; Pcnmarship, a. 80. ~, eeuey -
Spencerian system.
very interesting report was pre-
seI;rd hy the Critic.
On motion the Institute adjourned (,
meet again At the school house ia Jasper
December 4th, 1875.
a. u. SWEENEY, Pres't.
JULIA MELcnIoE, Secretary.
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ror 'hs Jasper Cosris<
TO~ nsb.p Instt.ute.

Tho teachers ef Ferdinand and Jack
son town MS met NJ school house No.
!. Ferdinand township, November 6th,
1915
Mr. John a. Bcdel WIS chosen Plesi-
dent AMI Clement i.ukcn, Secretary.
The following teachers were present
during the day:
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yusLIsuED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER.
suBOss COUNTY, INDIANA, BY
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE. Tx CsuRIRR BUILDING on
Wr.r MAIN STREET.
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bNinbt 1IBe TUWnsitp iustitutr.
The talnbridge Township Teachers
Institute met at Jasper, Saturday, Nov
9Th. 20 . O'Clock 4. VI.
House called to order by Trustee A.
y. Aerney. After some preliminary
remarks by both Trustee and teachers
ON motion 81 A. N. Sweeney the Insri-
tate adjourned to meet again ST / O'Clock
II. a.
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EAcKsoN TOWN siiIr.

'At heNN TOWN ~flP.
John a. ncdel, g. Dcindcrfcr, J
lIcsemer. dos Fritz. Trustee.
rHRplSAND row sHW.
&. Lahcn. IT, Pand. y. Schneider, II
Loken, u. iioppenjan aud Ccmen
Lrken. Trustee.
Tho housc being called 70 order y,
the lrc 'idcnt, tho following eicrcisei
were had:
Reading hy Mr.. llcsemer; Writer
Arithmetic hy Mr.. Dtindcrler: Gcogra
phv by G. Lukcn; Grammar by IA.
Hoppe 1jan; Orthography by J
Schneider.
On motion the Institute was change,
TO be held in Ferdinand and st
Anthony alternately.
JonN a. BrDrL. Pres't.
CLEMENT LUkEN. Sec'y.
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yIAvINs iacateA a. k..kpori ocershi- ire ~ss'enal
er,i.es g.. The silseHs - kpcscsr I"uuig VIII
s-Id ciresi Coagls IN warric&. Duhus aed Perry
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INTEREST ON THE SCHOOL
FUND.

IN Opinion from the Auditor OF
state on the subject.
The following correspondence ex-
plains itself:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-12-23

A YOUNG MAN of Chicago, possessing
a wide circle of f,shionabis acquaint-
ancs, has set up ia business az pro
sr,ssional introiucer. For Il fee vary
ing in amount from s. to SO he will
introduce young women to the fellows
they are just dying to know. or for
a similar amount. with percentage if
anything comes of It, he viii make
young men acquainted with the idols
they have at a distance aiored. Hs is
also prepared. with nea.ness and dis
patch, to advance the salts of custom
ers, or set back rivals with innendoes
as to their character and connections,
and hopes by strict attention to bus
'iness to merit the further confidence
and orders of those who have been
pleased to pltroniza him in the past
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"M1LEs SrAYDIsu ADAMS" yelled
Boston mother, poking her head out of
the window and addressing her eldest
born, who was adjusting bis fishing
tackle in the back yard, 8 Come right
up stairs this instant aud get ready for
Sunday school, Her voice probably
failed TO reach him. rs n few minutes
later she looked ont again and yelled
louder than before: =" Miles Standish
Adams. don't you bear me? You
ought to be ashamed Of yourself to be
playing with these hooks and lines on
Sunday" -" Can't help it, said
Miles, going right on with his prep
arations. :" Our boys are going to cei-
eorate their centennial this week.
they've put me down for speaker, and
I've got to have fish three times day,
if never 60 to heaven for it. ="
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,RTIFs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town OF Winnie
mucca, ara hereby notified that all APP
plications for the same, or ON business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, whore they will
receive prompt attention.
~ These occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notified to attend to the
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-03

Lobrano ana JacInto Lobrano administrators
SUrERiOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans No. u, 264-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale TO me directed by the honorabay
the Superior District Court for the parish Of O2-
leahs IN the above entitled cause, wills
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Meg
chants and AuctiOneers Exchange, Royal stree,
between canal and Customhouse streets. in gh.,
Seeond District OF this city. on SATURDAY, jar
nary 10, 1919, at twelve o'clock ~, the following
described property, to wit
TWO PORTIONS OF GROUND s1tuatea IN tEsr
suous'' Delord OF this city, bounded by Front,
Suzstse and New Levee streets and certain afy
sailed "ithers alley, twenty feet wide, running
parallel with said Suzette street, one Of which
portions ss SsoGnd ia designated by the nurnbeF
nser, %. the ;lth day OF August. 1885 and anneXts
t" az; act n Che Office OF Charles Boudousque, istSD
Element l.e:Is.":. MS. Kennedy and the Eit zens'
EsnS 81: a"glsaaHa, stated thirtieth OF October
:"s9 SAD ''t'i! OF ground forming the corner a.
fron' al: suzetic streets and mea5uE ng ia
American sasaaIrs., swenty:one feee ten inchea
fous likes :Tost rS Front street, by eighty feeY ia
dep:h S.n1 sroas on Suzette street and she oth1s
portion. OF ssoune situated in the of the l0S
above .i.sssl be.: ana OF those adjoining the same.
snes.u,i.s evenly Sets frons Suzette street
euas.: earsngsi Uishers' alley, and HAVING
sisiI's d 20 fees ssees inches in depth, between
parable .l,es. Toss'hsS with tho buildings and
attached 20 sai1 soytoES of ground with the sx-
eeisios. % all sSshts 90 any batture existing
oS which ';'H Hereafter exist in front of said prog
srt' '"g' hex nth oigtS seGg shies " nsoStssSs
stGes ehsrsie attached.
Stizs3te III IN: above sulsa
!.Iins-sehe purchases go susHish q stock agiss
Tor Che s:sa 1s cEe thousand and eighty dollars,
sshsS sus H'. Gle first day of July, 1875, and re-
movable. according tss the charter OF the Citizens
Bank ss Louisiana and the balance cash. Tha
purchases 20 assume all the obligations and res
sponsis!sies ee p stakeholder Of the CitizenS
Bans OF louisiana, and the stock note so fuE-
nished 20 be identified with the act Of sale cE
property and stock oy Mrs. j. n. Kennedy tc,
Charles Boudonsque, ON the twentieth of AAgus,S
sos. ss sisk Che sher deed of sale in this cass9
EUGENE WAaGAMAN,
Civss sssg!f Of the Parish Of Ollealrs
is::s az ;SS g
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SHERIFF'S SAFES.
sir.. gn,Aeriue Grimes ss. D. q. WATSON

SIrs. Cniherine Grimes ss. D. d. sVasson.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans No 6844.-By virtue of a 1rit of seiz-
ure and sale, directed by the honorable the Sixth
District Coust so1 the parish of Orleaus in the
shove nsitkS cause, 30 ". p. Harper ate sheriff
and by said late sheriff 20 sle transferred, will
proceed ia sell Of public auction at the Merchants
and AuceioneerR Exchange, RcyG street, between
Canal ana CustOH house streets "A the Second Dis
trict aAf this city, on SATURDAY, January u 1875
aS twelve oc"sx u, Size following described pTsD
sEty, to wit
A GE.TeIS Lo:' OF siROrg1S. sisuasea. 'sins
and being in th~ Fourth District q: shis ei.v. in
the square SoCHdS d by 80. Chares, late TayaGe s,
tasouGeles lat. Apollo, Felicity aud 81. Mary
streets, said .ot being designated BY she mum bet
seventy, on Dls,s hy GEM amin BUisseH, late Gus.
veSos, dated the seventh day 81 January, 1889
designated IS plan number sixtyewO, III the nook
OF plans Of +. GriinS. notary public an tins Si:y
said lot measures in American measure, ehr;y
FEET front on Ga.ondelet street date Apc!l0). be
tween st. Mary and Felicity streets, by a depth OF
one hundred and twenty feet. tEtween parallel
Lines; together with all the buildings and improve
msnts thereon, rights. wave and advantages there
unto t%lonsin: OF IN aNywiss appertainnE. Being
sIs same property which the defendant herein
acquired ny purchase irous Mrs Julia Ann Carroll,
widow ~ John II. sharp, pee act passed before
Hugh Aacde1, late = rotary public .D this civ,
i.n.iss cate of she eighteenth DAY q November,
1893
Seized ~ the above suit
stIms-cash GA sNe eDot.
EUGENE WACGAMAN,
Cisi. Sheriff Vi ;As Parish Of oyl. ara
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.sshn Carrau IS. Alexander Casisings

ENFTH DISTRICT COURT For THB PARISH
u Of Orleans, Ee. $50 by virtue of . wit of
seizure and sale 70 me directed by tne honorable
the Fifth District CoNTt FOR the parish " Orleans.
in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell az
public suction. q. the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange. Royal stIest, between Canal and Gus.
tOmhcuso streets. IN the Second District 81
this city, on TUESDAY. January ~, 1895. st
twelve o'clscE NJ. che following described prop.
eftv. 70 vii.
CERTslN PiEcE: Or PORTION OF GROUND.
together with Che buidI - sbe,esn, Situated ia
she Third District Of this CITY. designated by .he
letter q on sketch annexed 10 an act passed IN
TIE office "s 4. E. !'ienvsnN notary public in this
city, ON the twenty seventh Of October, 1865 acc
cordiDg 20 which sketch che said portion sgou. q
measures ninety 2est front or. G9eatmen tnow
Dsuphnsb street nv three hundred snd twelve
feet ele.ea .nehs sis lines Mcre ~ less ia deyah
bounded On .hs :Owsr eide BY Cattns property,
and on the Hpyss side and in Che lear hy other
property 81 the defendant her.iD: which said
property fosms part o: . larger possi"n OF gsoSnI
acquired BY as aes executed before said notary. H.
2, BisavelI. GA ths thirteenth tay Il September.
l6sB.
Seized il, IN. above auif.
TtIms-CSsh % the siot.
tUGESE wAGGGAY.H,
civil! sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
dole - Ia: 10
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Ele'ENG " AVWAMAS.
tSs.. shesa 81 she Pal ISL Of OEleSse
ss.S ~ ,: ia0


Citizens' f3anh 81 Ssnisiann1 -. sfys.
NAME Celeste Landry, wife o. John Eaton and
John Eaton, her husband.
GoPERIOR DISTRICT GOtsRg FOR THE PARISH
- OF orleans No. e, 229-By virtue of a writ of
seizure AID sale directed by the honorable
Che Superior vistsics Court for che parish of Or
leans. l' she above entitled cause. to W. p.
HaTyeS late sheriff, and by said late sheriff to me
Transferred will proceed to sell at public auction,
az she Merchants sad auctiOneers' Exchange,
streets, IN rho Second District of this city, on
SATURDAY, January 9, 1875, at twelve o'clock H.
the following de scribed property, to wit
CERra1S LOT OF GROUND, together mith
che Buildings and imp. Ovements thereon, situated
lying and being in the Third District of this city
Robertson and Eerlerec streets, having, French
measure sixty feet front Esplanade street, by
one hundred and twenty feet i'll depth and front
on Where street, between parallel lines, together
with eighty-three shaes ST mortgage ock thereto
attached.
Seized in tss shove sue.
Terms-The purchaser 10 frsehish q STOCK note for
ehe sum OF enc Thousand aud tttysx dollars falling
due on the first day OF November, 1875, and renew
able according to the charter of the Citizen s.
Bank of Louisiana, and the balance cash. the
purchaser to assume all the obligations and re-
sponsibilites Of srockholder of the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana and the stock note fur
nished to be identified with the act of mortgage
and pledge by Jean A. Blanc and Mrs. Marguerite
C. Berlin, his wife in favor of the Citizens Bank of
Louisiana, passed before the late TheO. Seghers,
notary pobllc in New Orleans, on the twenty first
day % July. 1886; the act of mortgage and pledge
by }. A. Blanc and wife in favor of the Citizens
Bank oy Louisiana passed on the seventh day of
August. 1871, before Charles BoudOusquie, notary,
and OstG Shs shc liH $ deed of sale in this case.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
Ci-:? Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleauss