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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

Dsbses Cirs11t osusts Jsaaasy Tern 10
joseph Friedmas, gusrdi.1
q Of August Dosch,
minor heir Cf John
Dosch, deceased, lAteAshmoo
Emelia Bauer and John
@. Bauer.



9. Bauer.
1T appearing BY amdavit died ID tbe
! once Of the Clerk q ths Dubols Circuit
Court, that The show Rsmed defeodauts,
Emelia Bauer and John g. Bauer, srs
proper and necessary poTties 70 the above
entitled action. he object Of which q q
enforce The c0lloctlou Of : demand By
procoedIugs In 0etoachmeNt and gArnish.
mout, that nathlas KlingOl be- been
gsrnishsed thsrela,) and thse aid d.
fsndauts Emslis Bauer and John 9. Baues
|are non.eoeidsnts ofthe otale % fndiana.
Notice Of the pendesey of suoh action 4
therefore hereby given q aid dsGbnd.
|ants shove named, ed thet the sane viii
stand Tor trial = the next tern o. m
Dubols Circuit Court % ths otate 81 70.
diana, y b begun end held g TIE Court
houso, II ne IOWA o. Jaspor. q the
County and State Aforesaid, o. tie Ant
Monday u January, A. d, lees. end that
unless aid defendants then appear and
answer " domur % Md COMPLAINT aud
|ettochmeut, Tie same Will b heard "a
determined IN their absence.
JOsRPB /. eCuvBoACnRR. Oerk
Dubois Circuit Court
TRAYLoR I HUHrss, AttoguOys
Oct ssh, l0D6-Sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

nerFor tvccty-seven Year, the Cosk'
I'm has been cheering on the good peo.
ple 81 Dubois county. and In that time
~ county has made vast strides. intel
lecsually and physicslly. until roe 3
email. back woods settlement. y hss
gown 10 he . center o. tnteiiieemces
dotted I'll ovor with schools and churco-
o.; from mud rosds and horseoack MALE
once : week. 20 two raiiroade completed
through Il, and : fair prospect sor =
third. and mails Sonr times . day ; rom
l.sOO voters and s6l Democratic msjcrl-
~. 70 S.726 voice aud the proud majority
o l.69o Tor Gov. Gray from taxable ~.
sources % tho duplicate Of lese than
ol.sOO.O00 20 nearly e5,OO0,Oo0; from
eljp-shod modes OF agriculture aud gen.
ersl business, aud lisSless habits Of teach
inr 10 the most enlightened procoss, re-
turning the best yields. enriching Ill the
industries. aud placing Dubois county
physicaIly and intellectually 10 the front
rank Of counties in Indiana The CoUn-
I'm has helped 70 bring al THE about =,
having OMEN blaxed the way, and never
failed 70 encourage with all 10 might
every step in advance. In this we have
been cordially seconded and assIsted ov
many warm friends and pstrons, who
have never missed : single Issue o. the
paper, and We return them our most
cordial thanks. and desire to acknowl-
edge here our obligations TO them, With
odt regard TO politics or creed. or @pre-
vious condition Of servitude'- for many
ofour most valued assistants IN . great
deal OF this advance have been men who
differed with us in these regards
But there remAins . great deal yet q
accomplish. Dobois county should MOI
only equal others, but we should aspirl
20 lead them I'll. and : do t. with I
proper application Of energy and iutelli'
eence. The CouRIEs 10 n0w better pre-
pared than heretofore 20 aid 10 this grea
work, and with the earnest support o
good citizens We will soon 80 the min
ersl and manufacturing our Of th'
county % developed that W will hav'
ct least two more railr0Ads. . popula
ton Quadrupled, ard our competent citi
sens called 70 take the led IN state q
fairs. Come. give 10 your subscription
ct q 20 per year, end By putting you
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-09

1se001o1o9 - Soe E.V. - Seepe6s OuUo9
Co. Ind, Octobos ]. 1ooS, which Il
not sallsd ~ within four weeks viii b
ssat % The Dead-Iestss ONCE:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13

Poterson's Magazine for March opens
with beautiful stcol-plato OF two girls
caught in a snow-stoim, and entitled
"The Sisters Illustrating a powerful
story by Frank Leo Benedict In addi-
ton, there is the usual donble-sz' fashion
plate, printed from steel, aud colorcd by
hand Peterson being the only maya
zine to give these expensive and refined
fashion plates Besides this, there is a
colored pattern for a Tidy on Java Canvas;
a capital humorous illustration, The
Beleaguered Garrison and some fifty
wood cuts Of fashions, cmbroideIics, work
table designs, and other things useful to
ladies. The principal article is an illus
trated ono, entitled Washington City:
It's Pictorial Side remarkably we'll
written and discrimination paper on the
Federal City, considered ariisiically,
intellectually, socially, etc, etc. The
stories, as always in Peterson are tho
very best Of their kind. The continued
novelet-'The Lost Arialne, by Mrs.
John Sherwood, Of New York-incrcases
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clubs. Address Charles J. Peterson, BOG
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En,xnrRe IrEMs.-The ladies' Of the
Mite Society Of the Christian church VIII
give an oyster supper aud other refresh.
mepts in the basement Of the Reformed
church, in this place, on Friday and Sat
urdav nights, February 18th and l4th'
Proceeds for the benefit Of the Society.
Dorsey Station, son Of Mr.. r. +. hi'ey'
had his arm broken whilst playing on the
school house grounds on Wednesday oil
last week.
Mr.. SIP. Hollingsw orth is weatherboard-
ing and otherwise fitting mp the building
adjoining his residence, on Main street, for
n dwelling, which, when completed, is to
be occupied by Ne. d. r. Lindamood.
Charlie, Of general merchandise Persua-
sion. says when he calls to see his girl he
is met at the door by a little boy with
Walk in, sir-step in the parlor, sir--Iake
a seat. sir, till I call Miss --- sir. Charlie
would not tell US who the little boy was
but we'll wager that his name Is Doo
Butcher. colored. Own uP, Charlie.
A few weeks since mention was made
through the columns Of the HERALD OF a
rumor that new hotel was to be build III
this place. It's no longer a rumor, Dut a
foregone conclusion, and we learn 1t VIII
be built on the corner Of Depot and High
streets, opposite the N. Z. church, the
present site Of Mr.. D. S. Rau's residence
which viii DO removed farther up Depot
street. Messrs. L. T. and K. L. Stone
burner are 10 DO the proprietors.
We learn that the young lady who ha'
been annoying the pedestrians Of our quiet
town with her lung power for some time
has been showered with valentines for the
past week; which aresaid to be a fac simil'
of her-when she opens her mouth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY

LUTHERAN Rev. A. A. j. Bushong
breaches in the Episcopal Church, on the
oin.rg aud evening Of the ID Sabbath
aud at night on the lth Sabbath Of each
month.
METmoDIsT.-Rev. J. X. Van Horne
breaches in the Methodist Church, at
Woodstock, on the I'd and 4th Sundays
morning aud evening, and at Edinburg on
LIST and % Sundays of each month, morn
ing and evening.
PREsRYTERIAN.-Rev X. VI. Fleming
breaches in the Presbyterian Church, at
Woodstock, every Sunday morning and
evening.
EPIsCOPAI.-Rev. James W. Shields
will preach in Emmanuel Protestant Epis.
copal Church, Woodstock, on the lst and
Sd Sundays of each month, morning and
night.
Recommendations n pastor.
CHRIsTIAS.-Rev.J J. A. Spencer, preach
a. in the Christian church at Woodstock
on the Sd Sunday morning and evening.
NJ. T.. CHURCH, COLORED.-Rev. Richard
Lane, breaches in Woodstock every Sd
Sunday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13

A BIG THING. are glad to notice any
and all improvements that take place in
our progressive town, and it is with I'M
usual pleasure that we learn Of the large
enterprise contemplated by our energetic
go-ahead townsman, DIR. Irwin. we are
informed that be intends erecting Large
Touring mill on Blk Run, in the southeast
ern part of the town. This enterprise Is
to be entirely different from any MIL III
this country, and is purely and entirely an
invention Of the DOCTORS The building
viii be six stories, entirely Of cedar wood (;
not a stick Of other lumber will be used IN
the structure. The machinery is also OF
the doctors invention, and can be de-
scribod as the duplex combined rollerand
barr mill.v Tho burrs will run vertically
and are intended 70 finish the -four after
passing through the rolls. The motive
power will DO the laughing, ripping wa
ters Of Elk Run. supplemented when re-
auired by one of ODonovan Rossa's silent
i0O.mulo power gas engines. The chief
architect and designer of this mammoth
enterprise is Mr.. Billy H, who will
also run it and see that everything is tolled
both coming aud going. We understand
that no grain will be used except the best
quality of Virginia upland winter wheat.
The doctor has received a proposition from
Mr.. Dslrymple, of the great Dalrymple
grain farm Of Dakota, to grind his immense
crop Of 100000 bushels, but the doctor has
declined ON the grounds that No. , spring
wheat will not suit his machinery. We
learn that this vast ont erprise will be
pushed 20 completion as rapidly as work
men who understand this kind of work can
be procured. Owing TO the peculiar con
s.ruction oftho mill Git being the first Of
the kind ever attempted outside OF KAN
seatka). it is very difficult to find artizans
70 construct it. But as the doctor and
Billy H. know no such word as fail
orr people may look out in toe near future
for the whir of the wheels. The music Of
Thomas orchestra will be "a the beating
Of an old tin-pan compared with the rang,
lang and whiz Of the newly-startod ma
chinory of this vast and wonderful i'm
proyement when its joyful notes fall upon
the ears of our neutrality-suspicious.
people. Hotel, Smith a Co., and w. H.
Hotel & CO., will soon have their Allis 4
Co. roller mills numbered with the things
that were. When the huge shadow OF
this mill looms up and falls on theirs they
will be completely blotted out, aud the
places that know them now will know
them no more forever. In few years the
antiquarian searching for relics may find
the dam by the mill site, but he will find
no mill by damn sight. Hurrah for the
new enterprise! In the eloquent words Of
tho celebrated machine poet
Sound the huzzy-fuzzy,
Beat the Autobiography,
Let the loud Hosannahs ring
Tap the fzzy-fazzy,
Strike the whizzy-whazzy,
Tom john, fzzle, bang, dingo, BIN.
Az ELK RUS Boy.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13
Valentines at b. sshmitt's.


At a called meeting Of Council held
February II, 1885.
Present: Mayor Keller. Councilman
Geary, Clover, Irwin and Davis.
Minutes Of last meeting read and APP.
proved.
WHEREAS, the attention Of the Council
has been called to the fact that there is no
contract, so far as they are informed, for
supplying the public schools Of the cor
poTaiion with fuel;
On motion Of Mr. Goary, seconded by
Mr. Clover, it is ordered that the Treas
urer be instructed not to pay for any fuel
furnished for said schools until q state
ment Of all back accounts, and n contract
for the furnishing Of fuel in the future be
presented to the Cornell for approval
On motion Of Mr.. Gcary, seconded by
Mr.. Clover, it is ordered that the Recorder
furnish the papers Of tho town a copy Of
the proceedings Of each meeting Of COun-
Gil for publication, provided they vii
publish the same without charge.
On motion adjourned.
n r.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13

Monday was quito busy court Day
there being large crowd In town. Horse
bpvers were on baud in considerable force
aud a number Of sales were affected at
fair prices. The HERALD oaco was re-
memberod by many Of its friends who
dropped in, exchanged the compliments
Of the season with rs and paid up their
subscriptions, for which we return our
sincere thanks. Let this good work con-
time We will spare no pains to make
our paper worthy Of the generous support
extended to US By our host OF KIND
patrons. Blessed is he who remember
the printer, his shadow will never gro"
less and neither will his meal and cruise o
oil fail him. Come up good friend ana
pay that little bill you owe u.s. you VII
not miss it and it will help us along
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13

A SPLENDID STABLE.-Dr. d. D. Carter,
Of this place, is about completing a large
and most conveniently arranged stable and
barn for the safe keeping Of his instly-ia-
nous blooded stock. The building IS
about hundred feet long, and complete
in all its arrangements. A broad isle eX-
tends the entire length of the centre, SUM-
GENTLY wide 20 drive through with a
double team. On each side are roomy box
or closed stalls with q sliding window IN
each stall, as the doctor is firm believer
in plenty Of light and free ventilation. AT
the head Of this fine breeding establish
ment is the famous young stallion, "shen-
andoah," which for beauty, style, breed
ing and finish cannot be surpassed in the
whole country. lIe is a magnificent. rich
chestnut. years old, rs hands high, aud
weighs twelve hundred pounds. He is a
trottor, sure, and will some day in the near
future aslonish the turlmen from tho At
lantic 10 the Pacific. Next TO him stands
Hazel Bashaw,7 asix-year beauty that
is destined to make his mark high mp on
the roll of fame. IL nothing goes wrong
with him his hackers expect to Offer to
match him this year against any stallion
Of his age in the world. Then comes "Sam
Purdy, Jr' half brother Of Shenandoah.
This superb young animal is l6 hands
high, and gives promises Of rich things to
come. Geo. W. Pat chen and Valley
Chief complete the list of stations that
will be kept at Shenandoah Trottng
Stud for breeding purposes. This is I'M
doubtedly the finest selection Of high-bred
stations in Virginia, and We are gratihed
10 learn that this enterprise, which Will be
Of such great value 10 the breeding inter
ests Of our Valley and State, is being APP
prcclated, and promises TO be a success,
which is complimentary to the good Judg-
ment of our breeders, as well ~ the
worthy and enterprising proprietors.
Shenandoah Trotting Stud" has been
awarded forty first premiums at the vari-
Gus agricultural fairs in the past three
years, making a showing that has prob
ably never been surpassed or oqualled by
the same number of horses. Every breeder
should visit the doctors stables, where Mr.
Bedford, a most thorough horseman and
trainer, is master Of ceremonies. He is
very accommodating and pleasant gentle
man, and will take pleasure in showing
the stock, he being very flnd Of tho equine
beauties.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13

The Hotchkin Family will give one oil
their wonderful entertainments III
Irwin's Opera Hall, Of this place. on sat
urday evening. They play for the ben eft
Of the Methodist Church. The Toledo
Telegram says;
The Hotchkin Concert 40 tho Broadway
church last night pleased the audience be-
yond measure. It far surpassed eXpec'"-
ton. The playing was splendid, every
one said wonderful SO pleased were
the audience tina, they we're requested 70
repeat it tomorrow night, and tins VIII
be done at the Broadway Methodist
church. They were called musical proo'-
gies
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13

Mr.. Henry w. Glaize, living near Fishers
Hill, this county, met with painful &C
eident a few days since. lie was engaged
in hauling cross-ties aud by some means
had the fingers of his right baud badly
mashed. ~r. Glaize suffered greatly for
awhile, but we are glad to know that he
is now doing well.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-13
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