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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
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Daily eagle
HOUSEKEEPING TIME.

The melancholy days have come the dreariest
Ofcrying babies. cherries homes ana lretting,
tuning wives.
In dire confusion here and there the household
gods are strewn;
They catch the good mans tenoer ieet they
echo many groan.
flown away,
And still within the weary housewife scrubs the
Ive-long day.
Where are the men, the gallant men, VINO yes
terday were seen
Upon the street in new spring suit, all "spici,
and span and cieanF
Alack a-dayl They are not dead, but sadder far
their fate;
They're beating carpets, luckless wights, out by
the garden gate;
The dust is flying where they stand, their work
they're doing well;
But the comments they are making we will never
dare 10 tell.
The cobwebs and the fly vignettes that graced
the whitewashed wall,
The coal dust and the dirt beneath the broom
have vanished, all;
But the moths within the closets and the bugs
beneath the springs
Lie low and slyly laugh at mop, and broom and
ell such things,
Till in vengeful fury on their heads the scalding
storm-clouds burst,
And for happy time we're free from all such
pests accursed.
Here, at last, the evening comes; thank Goo,
such days must close;
And the length'ning shadows bid the weary
workers seek repose;
But the rat-tat OF the hammer falls upon our
list'ning ear.
And now, on Bonded knees, beneath the rays of
lamp-light clear
The housewife scans the carpet for the tack
whose point she feels;
And, oh that this should be-but She not pray
ing as she kneels.
And as we look upon her, in her worklng-day at
tire,
With her eyes just flashing lightning and her
checks fame of fire,
And remember how we promised to protect and
shield from care,
To walk beside her on life S journey and all its
burdens share,
Our conscience loud upbraids US and repentant
and contrite
To her side we hasten, murm ring: Dearest
one, wen hold the light
Indianapolis Journal.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
Result of Picking Up a Pin.

LATTE, the eminent French banker, owed
his first start in life to the circumstance OF
his being seen to pick up pin in the court
yard, as he was going to call upon a wealthy
person for the purpose Of seeking employ
ment. The man who would pick up a pin,
thought the wealthy person, must have
some thrift about him, and so he gave him
employment. and found that he had not
mistaken his character.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

GrThe Dubois County Medical Soc
ieiy met at the Opera House In Jasper on
Tuesday. There WAS fair attendance
III doctors. Al night Dr.. Il. J. kemp
addressed them aud an audience o.
Others. on The sahjeet "Should the State
take care OF its inebriatesf' lie pre-
scented u verv logical argument ~ iavor
OF The establishment by the state 81
asylums with work shops, where ~ ~.
ehriatas shall be confined and compelled
10 work. under scientific treatment o.
physicians. until their malahy Of ~.
rhrictv i cured lie argued that such
institutions. after being established,
would he self sustaining. and much
cheaper for The State thsn the present
s,st,m OF isils and penifeniiaries fo'
iAiiunken criminals. aud that none bu'
me crimiiel CLASSES word then be ne
cessariiA seni 10 Me STAT prisons. ~
much crime would ~ avertsi ~ con-
finins Aruhksrd- IN the ", lums. and ie'
forming AMI making good citizens q
ihem. before TN, brcanr criminals
II would. also ~ more hl-i ~ the par
of ~. State. a. i licenses the SAFE ~ ~.
nor. TO take care ~ those who are injured
~ the privileges .taniei nv II 20 me
liannr dealers. rather than - punish
thrm H. treated inrhriels - disease
30 r,4rr which IN 4o,nr cases might take
Nea,~. aud ~ olhrr- onls mouths. hn'
llwavs capable of being cured. " me
patient be c0nin"llei \" submit 20 ~"
thorit, and 10 treatment. aud each css'
necessary 10 ~ examined individually
~ Tor my other disease
tie hopes ~ theory my attract enough
attention 10 result eventual, ~ legisla
lion fo ameIiorate the condition Of drunk
trdS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

Centennial day was observed IL the
Catholic church IN Jasper by solemn
h,gh mass aud sermon by Rev. III
Fiaelis. d =. ID senior priest.
The Rev. Father Told his people they
had met 10 celebrate the Centennial an
OF the establishment OF our
government, BY the Inauguration under
the Constitution OF our first Presi-
dent, George Washington. and 70 give
hanks TO the Lord for all the blessings
~ civil aud religious liberty we enjoy.
God created man with free will and
reason. and capable 20 govern himself,
But il was the wish OF God 10 be the
leader and law-naker ~ The people. a.
'~emrlifisd ID hi- pairrnal government
~ The pa,rialrh~ and The laws given ="
Moses aud tie Jewish people on NJ
>inni The ten commandments wet,
~. first wriiten constitution. aud TO-
Ias sr tin he underlying principles 81
al good government. aud cnhodied 10
tha l~w- ~ Tie U~itrd states. Our laws
recognize tie hriici ~ God. as shown by
me to,m 81 oath Tho~. that swear, o.
commit e,iuf,. dssecrate the sabbath
commit adultery. ~ murder. o. give false
Testimony. are PUNISHED according 10
law ~ all civilized countries. Trans
,-esslons against The ~ aud l0'h com
nandm.nts are sims in thought, which
csnnoi be punished hy the state.
COOP Catholic j. good ciIiz'm. IL,
does MOI need isil~ or prni'rn'iarics. MOI
many courts aud Judges We. as Cath
nics. should br Ihsnktnl for the excel
tent government we have. under " hici
we are free IN the exercise o. our religion
and may live in peace and happiness
Y A. good citizers we should he wiling 4
bear our share Of taxes. md take vi
arms for our country. when necessary
God certainty influenced the good ans
wise Washington 10 establish govern
ment which has caused our population
10 increase. our boundaries 10 enl~rge. s.
AS 10 confirm millions OF free. peaceful
aud harp, citizens. and we may reason
ably expect. il continued A. founded b
Washington aud Jefferson. and thei
contemporaries " i'll endure 20 celebrai
MANY other Centennisls. and be an ex
ample Of Constitutional freedom ant
christianity 70 ages yet unborn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

Asan author II piano music, is placing
him IN the front rank OF popular Amer
clan composers. We have just received
two OF his latest and best efforts. Each
one Is gem aud 10 suitable for players
Of average ability. They sustain Mr.
Goedeler's high reputation as q composer
OF brilliant and fascinating music that
catches aud holds the popular taste.
Moonlight Rhapsody, price 80 cents, and
Wocilawn F4ntasie. price 80 cents. For
the purposes Of introduction the publish.
ers will send both compositions and =
COPY OF the Philadelphia Musical Jour
nal TO any address for 80 cents. Address
|FVA. North & Co., 1908, Chestnut Street
Philadelphia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

AYOTICE shcrehy given 20 The citizens ~ Jasper and
Banhridge township. Dubois county. Indiana. that
he undersigned viii apply 20 the BOARD 81 County
Coums sioners ~ Dubois county AZ their June term
1850 under the provisions 81 Act entitled An Act
"a regulate and license the sale 81 splrfuous. vnouS,
malt and other intoxicating liquors. 20 limit the license
fee be harged by cities and towns. and 20 repeal ell
former laws regulating the sale ~ intoxicating liquors.
and all Laws and parts ~ laws coming in nct with
the provisions % this prescribing penalties for The
violation thereof. and declaring emergency passed
hy the Legislature 81 Indiana IA ls-5 for license q
sell spirirous. ,innus and malt liquors. ~ quanits
less than quart Al time 70 be drank the premises
for term Of year The precise location where he
desires 20 sell y IN house situated and beng upon
the East half ~ lot No SIxty.Six the ~ 5h
and Jackson streets shown upon the original map
plat 81 the town 81 Jasper. Bainbridge township
Dubois county. Indiana. JOSEPH SAHM.
NAV 3d lsss--3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03
DIssOLUTiON NOTICE.

hereby given to AT persons
~ interested, that the partnership here
tofore existing. under the firm name OF
MARIA A. SERNFRsHEIM 4 Co, has beer
this day dissolved to mutual agreement
A II p.rsons indebted 70 said firm. ar
10 call on August Sondclman,
one 81 the members OF The late firm, 4
settle with him the respective debts due
and owing said firm. ne i also au'hor'
ized TO settle up All liabilities existing
sgainst said firm.
Dated at Jasper. T. 4 April 2a'h. 1889
MARIA A. SFKMER>HFlM.
ArGusT SoSDERMAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinance for the regulation nf. snh
licensing tue barter aud sale % Spliii-
unn-. vinois. malt anil Other inlox ical-
IN. liquors. within The Corporate ,im-
It's OF The Town Of jasper. Dubois
county. Indiana, in quantity Of y
Quait or more.
! SFc. lat. BE and il j. ordained aud
enacted by the R"nsd ~ Trustees 81 the
Town ~ Jasper. Dubois rsuni.. inhinna.
IN regular session s~-,.ablri. That Il
shall be- unlawfni Tor any person. either
directly or indirectly. 20 sell. barter ~
.ive away. within The Corporate limits
Of the said Town OF Jasper. said County
aud State, for the purpose Of gain, any
spirituous. vinouS. mnif or inioNicatin.
lliounr III les quantity Than quart ~
4 time. without first procuring fiom ihs
Road ~ Trustees ~ said town. ~ ne
Clerk thereof. y license 80 ~ 40 a. here
in.firr provided. Nor shall ~nA person
without having first procured snrl III
lcense. within said Csnr"inie limits 81
said Town. sell o. ha,icr an, slirs,no,i~
vinnus. mali or intoxicating liquor. \,
be drank or suffered 20 ~ 'ssank ia vi.
mouse. ont-hou~e. yard. garden or a.,
SIC "a. An, male iuhsbi'nnt ovr- ~
age 81 Is enty -one yeats. desiring 10 ~el
.rir.runus. vinons. malt or Intoxicating
| liquors in = quantii, Of quart or more
iihin tie Corporate iimil> 81 the 'aIs
Town Of Jasper. ssid County AMI state
shall pay to the Treasurer Of snis
Town OF Jasper The sum OF Twenty
Dollars as a license Tee. and on ih'
payment OF said amount. the said Treas
urer shall give 10 -rid person 30 paving
receipt therefor. specifying the pusp
for which said money hai been paid
and on presentation Of -aii receipt "a ih'
said Board OF Trustees. OF ~sii Town Q
Jasper. il IL session. or ~ lie Clerk o
: id Town nj ans time aid Trustees d
Clerk shall issue 10 said person a liccn-'
Ito sell spirifnOus. vinou>. mali and ~
l'oxicaiing liqun, 10 = quantity ~ quar-
lor more N time. within III corporal
limits 81 said Town ~ Jasper. tor ~
period Of one year nom date OF SAID &c
lceipi.
v Src. "a. Any person mi being licen-
"a according 20 The provisions ~ IN
Ordinance, VINO shall within the -
'ltofluraie linit- ~ srin Town - jsspt
ell Or barter, di,sctls o. indirectly NJ.
-rirituou.. vinous. msit Or intoxica'
Ing liquor in quantity 81 qna'' 2
more AT q time. or who shall cell \
lha,ter within the Corporate Limits .
said Town any ~rifiiu"m~. vinon-. ma
ur Intoxicating liqn"r, 20 br drank 4
sufferer 10 BE- drank ia Iii house. 90
house. yard. garden or The apresttnenrs
Thereto belonging. shsll become liah
TOR and pay % said Town ~ Jasper,
N line Or penalty ~ Fits Dollars.
SEC All. Aud il j. iurtlsr ordnine
I iand enacted b, said u. a'd ~ Trustee
THAT M rmtnergency exists for ne IN
n mediate taking effect Of thi- Ord
nance. therefore. the same shalt be
n ,orce and elect from and after IL pa
\ ,<agc aud publication for three weei
\ ~ucces-ivel, il some newspaper printe
7 aud published wituin said Town ~
! which j. finally ordered and enacted !
y said Trustees.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

The Public schools joined in = cele-
|hration OF the day in the afternoon. in
the high school room. and the princi-
pies OF patriotism. love Of liberty, and a
high standard ~ morals incuIrated, will
show the benefit of such ob~ervances in
after wears. All the visitors present 81
The exercises joined IN enconiums OIL
praise for the pleasant celebration under
the auspices Of the efficient teachers.
The obSrrvances were under the follow
ing program
Opening Song-"Columbia' by the
school
Reading Of President ! Proclamation =
by Frank BeGz.
Biographical sketch Of Washington
by Anna Hunter.
Dec. Love Of Country by Maggie
Corn.
Reading M Washington" Laura
Corn.
/ Reading. IA eat day onc-hundred
years ago He. !. rrayior.
Dec--"l'he Natural Bridge, vs,"--by
Daisy Dillon.
\ Select Recalling "Civil War" by--
Dec. -"Lady Washington at Home
Emily Hunter.
Select Reading--.Our Own Coun-
ltry"--by Matte .Iilburn.
Reading--" A nnlver-ary Of Washing
tons Inauguration. - Enma Cassidy.
Song--.We'll Rally Round the Flag
Boys'--hy \ class ~ 23 pupils.
A Class Exercise -"Uncle sam and the
Pre-idents"--Givcn by the following
ho,s and girls representing the Presi'
! dents.
Uncle Sam--Phineas Clark.
George -Bomar Traylor
: John Adsms--Gustv Breiz.
Thomas Jefferson Kerr Traylor.
James Madison--Gusiy Gratneispac
her.
James Monroe--Victor Cassidy.
John @ Adams Robert CLARK.
Andrew Jack-on--Frsnk Betz.
Martin Van Buren, Andrew Fried
man.
WIN. II. Harrison--Andrew Gutsgell
John Tyler Willie Pail.
= James X. Polk-Conrad Krempp.
Il TAYLOR Willie Joseph.
MiIliard Fillmore Hugh Traylor.
Franklin Pierce--Lizzie Egg.
James Buchanan ANDREW Gutsge.l
= Abraham Lincoln Clemmie DUane
A. johnson Mary Buchart.
! ". :. Grant Emma Leming
= r. B. Iayes-Keury kohmttichel
James A. Garfield-tinsta Clark.
:" Chester A Arthur Kerr Traylor.
I, Grover Cleveland Felix Haskins.
y Ben. Harrison Nv LIZZIE Eifert.
|. Class Exercise, by several girls, Mar
= Smith, Maggie Corn, Matte MiIburi
Anna Haskins, Jessie Tray Tor, Mary Sci
cat and Maggie Seacat.
Closing Song, -"America"
" Tx. DouGHsRTY, Prin.
y SARAH A. COOPER, A ss't.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

Referring 10 the above notice, the nm
ier-igned respectfully inform The public
that they have to-day entered into 2
partnership. under the name aud stsie q
new firm o. ions a. SEEMEHsHFiM \
Co. for the purpose 81 continuing ~
business Of dealers IN Dry Goods. Gen
eral Merchandise and Provi-ions. a. III
old stand. on the North side 81 the pnhll'
square. IN Jasper. Indiana. and take leave
10 ask the customers aud friends ~ III
old firm. aud the public generally. kind
|ly 20 extend 10 them a liberal share 9
patronage.
Dated 1t jasper, Ind. Nav 1sf. 1889.
AUGcsT So~DFRMA~.
JoHS A. SERMEKsHEiM.
May Al. 1899 aw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

The day was generally observed
throughout the county, nearly every
neiphborhood having its local celebra-
ton. Rev. 3. Cox was the orator Of the
day In Columbia township; Prof. a..
M. Sweeney II Ireland, AMI local speak
ers IT the other points. The meeting
were fairly vel attended, and the X =
public started on It's second century Of
constitutional government with the
general blessings OF the people on the
constitution and lie rcvered trainers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

nTBenjamin Law. was sentenced 10
the Jacksonville renilentiary for twelve
years, from Franklin, Johnson county,
Sept 30, 1887, on the charge Of man
slaughter. BY the provisions Of his
grandfather's will, recently probated
young Law comes Ia for $4,000 IN cold
cash, not dollar OF which, however, he
can enjoy until tho expiration Of his
sentence, almost ten years hence. Hard
~ less rare than the occurrence Of con.
vict falling heir toa large estate, IL the
fact that no less than three or Laws
relatives are his fellow. convicts, all on
different charges.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03
Circuit Court Proceedings.

JuuXe WflO0fu ortNfu 'NChN 'fNul'
promptly Monday morning. and dii no
atop for Centennial day, notw IlhsIsnd-
Ing II was a \ Niun.l holiday Ihe
docket was 900 large 10 lose tlls day II i
was 10 be cleaned Jap this week. The
following J. the disposition ~ causes up
10 Wednesday night. several Other
causes were heard. bur decision reserved
The business j. now ln such shape - W
indicate that Cungi will probtUly all
journ to-day or tomorrow.
state W. Rebecca Harmon; keeping
house Of IN fame; not guilty.
State -. VIM. A Williams; malicious
trespsss not guilty.
State vs. Jos. Hall; petit larceny
guilty ;defendsnt being minor, sentence
withheld during good behavior.
State ". John Lofts; selling without
license fined $50
State vs. Macy Norton; A. & Il Jury
trial fined IS
State V I.n,tz kunkel: selling to
minors fined $50.
State vs. Francis NJ Green and VIM
A. Williams intuNicition guilty each
fined 81.
State ". lgnatz Kunkel; allowing
minors in pool-roon; trial BY court
fined S.
State vs.. Willis Siillwrll: grand lar
cen, guilty two wears il State prison
State vs.. William Vandver; petit
larceny guilty; one year in State prison
State ". I-idore schumacher (; intoxi-
cation; appeal from Justice Of Peace !;
jury trial fined 81.
State ". Geo. Diitmer: oppressive
garnishee; trial by court; ? cases; not
guilty.
State W. Geo. Diitmer; oppressive
garnishee; cases continued
State ". Daniel Gearner; petit lar
ceny: discharged.
State vs.. Henry Vanpelt and George
Cuzort: guilty; being minors sentence
withheld.
State vs.. D.niel Gesrner perjury two
years ia State prison.
State vs.. VIM. Curry robbery; con-
tinued.
State We. James smith: A. 4 b. with
intent; guilty 3 years ia STATE prison.
CIVIL cAusfs.
Elizabeth Nicholson, ct al. VS.. Thos.
Weininger: partition: re-appraisemenI
ordered. aud continued.
John n. h Eggers, Admr. Of John w
Eggers estate. ". Anna 4. Gels; parli-
ton; sale confirmed.
Minor heirs OF Alice G.. Watts and
Franklin r. Watts, guardian application
TO cell real estate sale confirmed
Simon Hardware 70. vs.. Edward X
Frost dismissed.
VIM. Penwick vs.. John v. Marshall
quiet title judgment Tor plaintiff.
Geo. Brenner W. Adam Halter, ct al.
judgment for S30s Al.
John Cummin- ". John 4. Bundy
certified back to J. T..
Friedrich Huebner, ct al; guardian o
Sebastian Huebner and Henry Huebner
minor heirs of John ii Huebner, e,
parte partition confirmed.
Geo. l.. Parr W. Homer Rose. ct AL
quite title; decree quoting title in plain
till.
Joseph Haxthausen vs.. Jonathan i
Miller. ct al. /; dismissed.
Alexander e. Rose W.. Henry w
Behrman, ct al. dismissed.
Rosa kraus, e. Al. vs.. John i. Bundy
judgment for 1929 80.
Jonathan B. Miller vs.. Hamilton Gle
zen judgment for $il0 30
Ainsle Cochrane y Co. We. John Jack
son dismissed.
Martin l.. BeIville vs.. Joseph Miller
Or. continued.
Henry Rahman VS.. John Williams. 9
a. judgment for $22o 50
Homer Rose, ct al; petition to Sc
real estate sale confirmed.
Louisa Rudy We. Christian Rudy
divorce granted plaintiff.
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Very beautiful. Also for our popular
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Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

AyOTICE Il hereby given 10 the citizens ~ Hassse
IN and HARRISON township Dubois county. infiaua
that the undersigned viii apply 20 fhe Board q County
commissioners % Dnbnis county. their June term.
lss9 under the provisions ~ Act. cniiiled An Ac'
70 regulate and license the sale ~ spinuuS. snous
malt and other intoxicating liquors. 20 limit the license
be charged by cities and towns and y repeal AZ
former regulating the sale ~ Intoxicating qnuvs
and an laws sni parts ~ laws coming ~ crtrlet elh
the provisnnso ~ this prescribing penalties Tor nc
violation thereof. and declaring gency, passed
nv the Legislature ~ Indiana IN l~T5 ~ license N
sell wine aud heer 10 quantities less than quart
AZ time. 10 be drank On the premises ior tern
81 one wear The precise ocaiion where he desires q
sell j. IN house situated and being upon Lot No
co. % shown upon the original map plat ~ the TOW
% Hayssille HARRISON township, Dubois county Ind
ana 7. u. tOffNAN.
NAV M 1s2g--3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

UThe Democrats Of Huntingburg
should see to il that good ticket i
selected at the primary Tomorrow, and
then triumphanily elected next Tuesday
One of the Republican papers there
argues that there should be no politics
in the city election. but the Republican
party IL never willing to adopt that
course in regard to any Offices when Il
has the power. For proof, notice the
composition Of the Huntingbnrg Pen
sion Board for examining applicants for
pensions. During Oh Of Cleveland's ad.
ministration either Drs. McMahan or
Montgomery, ardent Republicans, had q
place on the Board, but as soon As Hsrri
son could make the changes, he make
the Board solidly Republican. Durinl
the greater part Of Cleveland's admins
tration there was five Republican II. M
in Dubois county, and three the entir'
term. In six months Of Harrison's I'd
ministration there will not be Demo
crat r. M. 10 the county. We glory il
hi, spunk, and admire his policy In thi
regard, aud Democrats Of Huntingburg
and elsewhere, should learn . lesso
from It.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03
Catarrh

rs a blood disease. Until the poison il
] expelled from the system, there can
be no cure for this loathsome and
dangerous malady. Therefore. the only
effective treatment is thorough course
OF Ayers Sarsaparilla - the best Of all
blood purifiers. The sooner you begin
the better; delay is dangerous.
II was troubled with catarrh for over
two years. / tried various remedies.
and was treated by number " physi-
clans, but received no benefit until
began 10 take Ayers Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles Of this medicine cured me Of
this troublesome complaint and coia-
pletely restored my health."- Jesse NJ.
Boggs, Holman's Mills, n. &.
"when Ayers Sarsaparilla was rec
ommended 10 me for catarrii. was IN
ciined 10 doubt its efficacy. Having
fried so many remedies, with little BEN
efit. had no faith that anything would
cure me. became emaciated from loss
~ annette and impaired digestion.
lad nearly lost the sense OF smell, ana
nv system was badly deranged. was
ahonf discouraged, when friend urged
me TO try Ayers SarSaparilla. and re-
Sarred me 10 persons whom il had cured
~ cafarrh After taking half dozen
hotties 81 this medicine. am convinced
that the only sure way Of treating TINS
obstinate disease il through the blood.
Charles III. Maloney, ll3 River ST.,
Lowell. Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

TVTNTY " DTHOIS.
!. George J. Jun. Clerk ~ the incor-
poratei Town OF Jasper. said Dubois
county, Indiana, hereby certify that The
above aud foregoing i a full. true aud
complete copy Of An Ordinance passed
and adopted BY The Trustees OF said
Town for the regulation OF the sale Of
spurious. vinou-. mslt and inioxicst
ing liquors, within the Corporate limit
~ said Town. n taken aud copied from
The records Of -aid town.
Witness my hand aud seal a
{Ls said Clerk. this Sth day Q
April. 1889.
GFnRcF J. JvTT, Clerk +. J.
April IL 1889 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03

The COURIER asks the public for ~
lob work. We are prepared 70 do al
kinds from, business card 20 pamphlet
neatly, promptly and 81 reasonable
prices. Bring on your work. y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-05-03
For SALE

A FARM or 135 ACRES OF
N Good White River Bottom
Land, which produced 40 bushels Of
wheat per acre IN 1855. and upon which
have realized from o7OC 10 $500 rent
annually. Has good dwelling. outbuiid-
ings and orchard. Will sell Tor part cash,
balance on easy terms IL IN Pike county.
Indiana. Also more Of the richest and
most productive land Ia the State TO sell
cheap.
April ?6, ve-st. Union, Indiana.