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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
The CITY JAY"
He Is Generally Worse Than His Countr!
Cou.in-An Instance.

He Is Generally Worse Than His Country
Cousin-An Instance.
The city jay is heap more of lamb
than the worst 'hayseed that ever
walked" +" said a business acquaintance
I've just had fresh proof of it. You re-
member the horse sale held here a short
time agoS | made up my mind 10 buy a
horse, and went down there. A friend
Of mine, who knew that had good judg
ment regarding hOrSefiesh, asked me if
would hel p him in selecting one, and
said would, 50 we went down together.
He had buggy horse, but he wanted a
better one, and didn't want TO be swim
died. We looked the horses over some
Whist, and ! became interested in a mare
of fine condition and blood and bought
her. 4 short time afterward a 3-year-Old
colt was brought into the ring and II
caught my friends eye at once. He
asked me what thought of it. looked
the horse over and told him it was very
fine animal and that he would make no
mistake in buying it. The colt was put
up without any especial attention having
been given il, and at an off moment and
before my friend knew il, the horse had
been knocked down to him for the ridic-
ulously low figure Of $S5. | told him he
had a good bargain and went away.
The other day l ran across him and
asked him how he liked his purchase.
he looked at me kind of sheepish and
made a confession. Said he had weak
ened somewhat Of the purchase after he
had taken possession of the colt, and it
had occurred to him that an SS5 horse
wasn't exactly what he wanted. While
he was meditating, with more or less re-
gret, on the purchase, he ran against
man who asked him if he had bought
the colt. He told the stranger he had,
and the man smiled and said the colt
was vicious and plenty dear at $s5. Then
the stranger said he had a spanking good
driving horse, and if my friend would
give him his stable address he would
drive around next day and show him the
animal This was done. and the man
came with a fine animal and took my
friend for n spin on the boulevard. He
left him At his door. and called on him
the next day and tried to negotiate 4
sale. but my friend, having two horses.
didn't want another. The upshot Of it
all was that my friend traded his two
horses for the one Of the stranger and
gave him an order on the stableman for
them. the understanding being that the
man was To deliver the horse he had ex-
hibited when he took the other two away.
Ny friend called around at the stable in
the afternoon to see his new possession.
and was fioored To learn that his two
horses had been taken away and nothing
left i'm exchange. And be didn't know
the swindler or anything about him. lie
is now mourning the loss Of the horse he
owned in the first place and also the
colt. which was worth $500 Of anv mans
money. When the city man enters the
'chump' clsss he takes the blue ribbon.
Chicago Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

Mr.. Splitsides. said the managing
editor. when engaged your services
for The BlOwsun IL Was with the idea
that you were u run humorous col
umn. was II nOtS'
Yes, sir" replied the funny man.
trembling, and have tried 10 do my
best
''Of course, Of coursel And told you
that | wanted you 10 give Us a good as
sortment OF nonsense
Yes, sir"
And | said that didn't care il IL was
shesr nonsense, too, didn't r.
Yes, s,r. replied the puzzled funny
man, wondering what on earth the ed
ttOr was driving at, you did"
But, said the manager. gazing pierc-
edly into the face of his astonished serv-
ant. Il didn't tell you that | wanted
shear nonsense. did |? Eh2 What
Then be paused, waiting for the funny
man 20 grasp the great idea, and when
al last 10 saw that il had sunk into his
brain. the editor said, You may use
that joke. Mr.. Splitsides, in your humor-
Ous column tomorrow. Good day, sir! -
-lsaWre nee American
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
~ EARLY csocus


b Co21a~2S< waS Sss AasR--~So ~2e
h2E@2@Iss ks a. k@e~
can / sps4k ~lse yoSs- qasfiea > sAs
lsss. ooat-ess xaz1 - be ssopYoa p4troA-
uAn ou Adams 4ysaa. -ssG Al ieo.clook
Saturday night-
IOg Cal.
Il have besn shamsfuIly seassa, s@a-
have hsd Ey confidence Ia haAn1aasry
terribly shAksu@
~Wells
Wei. / ~ss right ovsx there ~oen =
man came along xnd ssil he wsald nget
NE for blood. An 10 fighter, sab
No
i sought 10 impress this fact on his
mind out ne refused 70 impress lie
called me llah, san"
s'Ys
And he slapped my jaws. sah-
"Yes"
Then determined 20 tight HIM, sab
to wreck his physical systen IN about
two inmates, sab.
Il see"
Il LAID aside me hat and coat 10 pro
ceed, sab. when be grabbed them and ran
away Did you ev&h hesh the likes VI II.
sahF'
Hardly ever. What's this on the
grass? Why. here's your bat and eo@t!a
so | see, sah-so I see.
Then he couldn't have run away with
them.
No sab"
"Humph! | guess you are OF.
May be. sah-may be. thank you.
sah-thank you ever 50 much, and will
now go nv way. Confidence was Rot
misplaced-humanity is all right. Good
night, sah-good night. Detroit Free
Press
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
no s7om.

Joe Sea ~ s~< zpg1 . Eer
Dos2 - - ga - ssors. a. zars.
t1- s-s rtgnE oFzr rotzer -
A. sEs&E zed zes-r - = So.
Ca. - 49, gse,
EAlnt bsa ~ skssw
fccl snl1t 1-s g-a1 = laL1.ss Ii.
a. a. a. 1As~. - sezs. - ehas
e. s4s2 - 80 81 ss@rt u afs.
yadl gE ~ l-s--sy n1lz a. al
f.s ~-s11 tSoE = - s-s o.
Easzao a. tas n-n1s ~ sFsx IA.
IA -. 80 Joe.
Ez4z hsa - sLo1
a. zsG zs 90 a. sE aas elss-k
A. -2ik, a. Ia, a. szlk a. L--E
sS ~-tes- t~s1eF ys4r-sss s@~~
fes. sae1ry -f1slr a. Esser stEisek
A-4C' I've - 49, s4usntly
Fne h.=g t4-EAsnioc ssrsas e. AK
10. -. so gos,
H.zl : 1sd ~ .sss
taen st~sa- l<s nll-e-2Es ~ s1e sPol
a. 81, a. 80 a. 81. "a So
I've Gene do~n r-xorsrr ssxr' day
FoF tssLkg ye4<s - Pigers store
INescs eere - q D-.sl<sz 1@y
s~s haAa 1 f1p~rf' F1psx s-ors
4 sea De. Joe.
Yea h44z.r o. snoS
Ter 10 ssrn p@.iezt ther ha1 rsrt
jest L-ated. a. iaffed az laEod, al @rea
s. - Foss n YsGAee b-z17-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

Judge-You have been searching for
this man for long time. believe:
Detective-Yes, your honor.
J.-And could find no trace of him
till Yesterday
D.-No. your honor.
Where did you find him?
DIE was working in store tha;
does not advertise. Boston Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

liam sorry to see both Of you Young
men in bad company. said Sharpe. com
ing up to two Of his acquaintance, who
were talking together on the sidewalk.
"Wnv don't you 20 away and leave Us
alono them vas the prompt retort -
Somerr lie Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

CHICAGO WEST MINul0f N-TEkINS
= arrive 40 ana depart Irom & llng Depot
pAlAtF.
Zap. fsr Chicago " lskeeou b s In
tast Mai fuI Nhtcafu .- A. b.
EApross Tor d lisa cgel aud har 8. a. u
Night ID press iuI thIeaeu FII ST D. fn
Night IA press Tor HaIal affaI~ ell -. A m
Tor hif RAPIDS Baldwin. luoIueIau
ana MaEistee . Uf l tu
For kig kaplcs Baldwin. ludugIau
taprcss for Muskeson. Crane liaFtlf 81 D. a
trEsE
Night kXpress from tAicaao. aala
Night Express iruu indianapolis t 81 a
L2Ircss irom Musi eioH aHd Hau fli lh a Id
NGll nom chicago auo Nusbtlna sU A. la
EAprcsa from q ruud Haven a ID La
EAprcss Lem lcutvafrf. NuskrEuu n .a u m
last Ia press ffuga .nieafn. HIH q. A. a
Prom Nautsiee. Luelug1nl. Baldwin
And iis Rapids fIH Hi m
Prom Naulstec LuaiuEfou. Baldwin, - A. u
'Dally. fDalA except -eadsN 'baIvtA
cePt saturday. +DtlN rareHf Monday.
Through p&rIeT coach H. CHICAGO ca "a. ID
M trSin-no extra charge fof SEALS
The .ti a. m- train uausIelInr uf GaF coach
- ana smoker ruus ftfnuE lo CHICAGO s1Iid
Through ccmhiuafInu sleeping ard cHai
cars 10 auo from indianapolis ON AIGhf IA
press trains.
Through sieepers o. and from Chicago %
night LApress trains
CHAs ~ nEArp GenI Nnuaeer
". A. CtkIkN kNItk. 1afl Manager
NlilAs A. 1sfFu. ArUnr srn. Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

Mrs. Gabb-Yes. my daughter appears
to have married very happily. Her nus
hand has not wealth. it must be ad-
mirted. bst he has family
Mrs Gadd-Yes. heard he vas a
widower with ak children. New York
weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
WhIfh~T

rkty Hoosekeeper r-Iseverything done'
Hired giri-Yes, mum.
TIDY Housekeeper-Back parior swept
Hired Girl-Tes. mum.
Tidy Housekeeper>-Kitohen scrubbed
Hired Girl-Yss. mum
TIDY Housekeep~r--Woodshed slicked
up'
Hired Gfri t~sarfly1-Yes. mum
TdJ Hoasekeepsr sr-Go. clean the dirt
Van Doru's Magazine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
I'll. fIlstal.r.

A farmer and his wife, on their first
visit TO the Capitol at Montpelier, VT,
paused before the statue of Ethan Allen
They gazed long and thoughtfully at it,
till finally the silence was broken by the
husband. well, mother" he said, Il
allus thought Ethan Allen was hoss. "
Youths Companion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
DETRoIT G. d. AND MLwACEEE

Detroit express leaving t 10 a W bias Wagner
paTlor and buffet car attached. AND evening
express leaving ~ m hos Uarnf cav at-
tachco- Ihest trains make direct comes Iiou
10 Dtfroit for ail points la.l
tNpfrss leaving a. % 9l n has N Wagner
Sleeping car 10 Detroit. afTi f.uE Iu Drifat
az - fn
steamboat - press makes direct connect '.H
al Grand Haven With steamer fuf 81 .Ha. it0-
througL fai road tickets aud orUau tffal
ship tick efs aud sIcfu ping car bcrlNr secured aI
D.. q " a ~ once. q Monroe Nf. and af fIe
depot
JAS CAMPBELL city Pass Agent
IA0. Va IUI ID Iraflr Mauarlr IrlI.-L
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
Something He Could Recommend.

His wig blew off and was captured
and returned by handsome young lady,
to whom the old gentleman wittily
and graciously acknowledged his obliga-
ton with "A thousand thanks, my dear.
You are by far the most satisfactory
hair restorer | ever tried. d."-Texas- Sift-
inPS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
A Critical Opinion.

Jinks-That young lady may be fine
pianist. as you say, but there is no
warmth 70 her touch.
Blinks-I guess you didn't hear her
play the Moonlight Symphony
Jinks-No; but I squeezed her hand
New York Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

Census Taker-How many male mem
bers are there in the family?
Kentucky Housewife-Wall. there was
six this mornin'; but pap and tn boys
went out arter breahfas' fer a scrap with
tn Muggineses, and l don't know how
many there is now.-New York Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

llfaiiN- All others daily except sunday.
Taxing eject ouunHy IuIk ~ l>>N
Sleeping cars ou fbcinc abd Atlantic "a.
Presses 9 and from Detroit FarloI ears Iau
on Day hnpTcsS aHo 0rane hapfis ikarcss is
and from Detroit Direct connections made
al Deirait With 81 Through tTal as Ia-i Ilrk-
cts on sale 81 nIou Ticket ulrr o Monroe
ST., auc 81 nuiCu depot
fRfp N REIses. seHl AL. .e Manrse-st.
%. IS kUsGiKs. o. 2. and j Agt Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

Mrs. Mooney does me- new oPery
,loak shtrike y-z. Dam
NJ. NOoney-It's ths, rich an illizsut.
dar-rlin'. tn actors II think they're tn
supenos phin they pit eyes an it
Iudzr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

Littleshort-Tu call around Wednes-
day and fix up that account, Mr.. Cut
away.
Tailor (severely)-Very well, sir; I'll
make a note of IT,
Littleshort-Good, Make it at ninety
days, and III sign it.-Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

what DO You want
Your daughters hand.
Cans DO It. Take her "a a whole or
Leave her We don't 10 an instsllmsns
business here Racket
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

P5-acho Dsn-w-hst & vsr las-u m
hsrs'
The T-sch~~ Res5ira writing srifa
-s~tsc ssd s.reh~2
Ff-sck- uzu kfgs3pv life ~ suss-s 4
= shaf sss 49, Rsr trss - ~ fFst
III skis b@x - f'sst x1r~s 80 an 49,
II ru1 in an ~4stz hf-a So 1us - ~
sza@r q s~~ p>ak.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

] he shortest I.nf o. Detroit auf larf fIn
gauf part0f rars between II.If...f and Grand
Rapids Trains leaving Tffr .If 81 D. fr a.f
crane RapI0s g. pal run aa. 81 Nfhrr fra ne
daily except sunday
AfEc4ra7. TfcFet Agent. Depot Frn W
Mrssos. ; uloH Ticket Agent f.r-..rt
Wp A esvrTT. kefinc 81 l hgt I.a-
rrsrFr Irafc MANAGE. CHss N Hf.If. sea-
era. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

Oficer-Stop your yellin'! You amt
killed, are yer?
Bidley (who has gone through a coal
hole(-N-no: but a servant girl or jani-
tor or something is spanking me tewwi-
bly!-Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23
Cheap Lands and Homes in Kentucky, Ie
nessee, Alabama,
kississippi and LOUISIANA.

WIooIeaIPNI aFIu LUuFaIuTtHl
on the line 0i the <JtEN A CRESCENT +
ROUTE can be found splendid bottom, upland
timber ana stOA lands. Also the nnest lfu.t
and mineral lands OH the continent. for sale
Oh favorable terms.
FARMERS Nlthall thy getting get a home
in the sunny South. where b4XLAros and ice
clad plains are unknown. Only nue from tin
cinnati 10 Somerset. HsrnmaB. Cardiff. Chat
tanooca Tenn. New England city. Fort PAYNE
and Alfalfa. Ala, Meridian. Miss. Arcadia
Shreveport. La. Parties desiring informant ien
sites mineral. timber. grazing aud agflcut
tural lands can obtain reliable luformalon
with county maps. by addressing D g. Ed
WARDS. General Passenger and Ticket Agent
Queen 4 Crescent Route. Cincinnati. Ohio
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-23

Look al these pictures What do you want
shoes for? 10 look well on the foot. OF 10 LOOK
well when held In the haldg
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-11
Negro Labor will BE Boycotted II
the Election bill Passes.

CINCINNATI. July ga prominent
y Wholesale merchant or Charleston. 8. e..
who does not wish his name 10 be used,
is 10 the city, and talked freely yester-
day on sou,he.n sentiment regarding the
federal election bill. He said the people
OF the North have no idea of the intense
feeling that exists among al cIasses IN
the South over the proposed measure.
There il no disposition 10 talk about II
or 70 make threats. but the passage OF
the bill will be the signal for the cres-
tion of the EXTREMIST bitterness. a feel
ing that vii. undo all that the years III
peace rave accomplished. and that will
lind manifestation in action.
Fret Of slI. every northern product. a.
far ~ possible. will be- ~boyco'ted. Fol-
lowing This will come The most extensive
and eflrctual boycott on class labor eves
known 10 the world. Arrangements are
already under way TO secure abroad
thousands Of white laborers, and every
negro employc III the South will be dis
charged, and no southern man will, IN
der any pretexf, give one Of them EN-
pI0yment, the object being 10 drive them
into the North aud West.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-11
Curbing, Well Rock. Grind
stones, Building stone.

or beautiful white sand stone, dur
able and will stand any weather, will bs
furnished BY the undersigned prompt,
upon order, IN any quantity desired
either ct the quarry on his farm, or de-
livered at any place il Jasper. Curling
: inches thick, IS vide and % long a.
desired, furnished q Is cts. . loot, OF
placed IN position at IS cents : lineal
foot.
Building stone furnished rough or
dressed. JOSEPH LAMBERT.
Orders left with Mr.. N. Hsskins, at the
Recorders Office, will be promptly o.
10. July 1l,-3t.s
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poses 20 reimburse monopolists for the
ia fried out ~ them that bought the
blocks-of-tive.
Resolved. That We urge upon them
not only 20 stand firm IN opposing this
robbery, hut also that greater imism,'
the force bill. which Il but = revival oi
the spirit OF that radical legislation Of ~
construction days that seeks 20 transpose
this government OF free states. into con
solidstcd despotism. and government q
put up 10 the highest bidder. IL which
m~onopolists, rusis and Tom Reedisn
are 10 find their political paradise
The editors remained ~ the SPRING.
until Monday morning.
SUNDAY WAS spent In social conversa'
ton. aud IN The morning. listening 20 \
magnificent lecture, delivered ~ Hon
Reuben Daily OF the Jsffer-onville News
"a why he turned from inii lriitv III
Wi ily portrayed his conversion 20 s"f
nom atheism Every one WAS wei
81. a.cd with the address.
The my Of the Springs. Messrs
Gnthrir ana lee sIlrnd. did their "tsno>
10 rnlerlsin IL sh ho-pi'shlc manner %
numerous persons prrsrns. and every
hing taken Into consideration they sue
csehei. There il M, = mere pleas {.
resort in the -ssse th~n Indian Springs
its beautiful aud heAlihful surrounding
mskes II u place 81 rrpose for tho
weary after \ wears work and for the Ia
valid. besides the life giving qualities 9
the water thar CONSTANTLY buhhle fort
FROM the mineral springs for which N
. placei j. noted. DR.. J.. Is. Duncan. .
: Petsr.nnrg. 10 the resident physician -"
= very pleasant gentleman. lie = Civ
my advice 10 al visitors regarding ID
best ne OF this medicinal water.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-11

Y virtue ~ . certified copy ~ = de-
- cree 10 me dire cted from The Clerk ~
the Dubois Circuit Court. In = rsn-s
wherein Henry ". Harrison u plaintiff.
and William II. II. Morgan sni Sarah l..
Morgan ARE defendants. requiring me "a
make the sun OF one hundred and eleven
dollars aud twenty -thrre cents. with in
|terest on ssid decree and costs. will
sxpose ~ Public Sale, 70 the highest
bidder. on
SATURDAY, rnE 2p DAY OF AUGUST,
A. H., 1890.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock =. M. and
I o'clock y m. % said Gay. ~ the dn"i
|of the Courthouse IN .Jssuer. Dubois
County. Indiana. the rents and profit'
for a term NOT exceeding seven years, the
following real estate. lo-wit:
The West-hsif OF the Northeast quar-
ter ot section Number twentv-two t23)
Town Number one North. Range Nun
Der three West. containing rig.,,v ncrr~
more or less. situate in Dubois County
Indiana.
II such rents aud profits will not Sc!
for = suiIi len sum :" satisfy said decree
Interest aud co>fs. will. ~ the sam'
time and plsre. expose "a public sale ~
fee ample ~ ssi ! resi- estate. or 20 murl
thereof a. msy be sutIi lent 70 discharg'
said decree. interf-t aud co-t~
Said sale will be made without am
relief Whatever from valuation or ap
prairement Laws.
FERDINAND SCHNEIDER.
Sheriff Of Dubois County.
Cox : MrLnrRN. Att'ys for Pm.
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LETTING OF DUBOIS COUNTY
POOR FARM.

THE Board az Commissioners Of Dn.
1 hos County. Indiana. will receive
sealed bids 10 let The Dubois County
Poor Farm. including the taking care
and board Of all count, psupers thereon,
for = term of three years. commencing
September LEI. 1890 Bids will be re.
ceived ~ Auditors Office ~ 10 the first
Monday in August, 1890 The right "a
reject 81 bids. or any bid. u reserved. =.
IL alan the right 10 choose between bids
A bond will be required Of successful
bidder. for the fIfllment Of his contract,
Aua. II. KoERSsR,l
JoHx J. ALLIES. Commissioners
CoxRAD JACKIE,
June ~. July II aud july IS, 1890,
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NOTICE Il hereby give. 49,.
A. tue 81 ~ order 81 ths INV y n
cult Court. made II the AMI, soo's Oh
thereof. the undersigned IN n
hacher. Administrative Of n. .'.akl
Philip tsacher, deceased. \ s..t
sale q public auction, on ~ vuu
ON IS psenan
y. TUESDAY, JULY 2s,A, lss
the undivided two-thirls No.,
following described real 49,. o.
IN Dubois County. indiana. n. a'e,>
numbered three Isl, tour Il, ~. q
l0i. seven l7l, twenty seven 27,
S"ush-half OF lot No. eight lsl ny L
town of liryeviIlc, according y y =
Of said town; :he Sonth. We, o aa Il
the N"''h-Eass quarter OF sss's4
twenty five isl. township A. N
North. range No. five Isl IVES, ~
Part Of the North half OF N. ~
East quarter Of said section 81 MI"
township and range. bounded !. tan'
VIZ : commencing ~ The Sourh- NJ"
ner thereof, thence North inv l5o,. Y.
thence East thirty eight I3sl rods u
South. West. with the mespdsr;n.'s.
Havsville and Loogoo,ee road a.
SO rods and niue 81 feet. 10 s,.]
on the south line OF aid North ~
North-Es-t one-foursh. twelve IA b
~ The South. West corner Of ala NJ
thence West 10 the place OF bey','
twelve I21 rods. consisting eigh,"
seven one-hundredth acres. more n,
and part 81 tho SOUTHEAST, on.,,.. }
said section 3. il said low ,.hio b
range. bounded - follows, viz hes;,'J'
NJ the center OF said section. them. n
10 the German grave yard, theme, =
10 he North side of the town nm }
uassviiie. thence West 10 the hsIf :.
line dividing said section Nor,k y
South. thence North 10 The place n \
ginning. containing six acres, mon |,
less.
TERMS OF SALE One-third Of T,
purchase money 10 be paid in cs.h 4
residue IN two eQna. payments a n,
and eighteen months; ; deferred psym,u
to be secured by notes, bearing il :
cent. interest from dsfe. waving b>ea
Iof valuation laws. with good frteAa
surety to the approval o. The admInisu
trix. Sale 10 hegin NJ 10 O'Clock. A
ELizABfTH BAcnrR. ADM
TRAyI.oE HUNTER. Atty's.
June 20. 1890 4w.
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~ Politicians putting forward csndi,
dates for President in 1892 will do vel
70 remember that The silver question |.
likely to cut : big figure with ihe people
q the next Presidential election. and thai
70 candidate Or party can carry : single
State west Of the Allegheny mountains
which Il no earnestly In favor OF plsc.
ing silver upon the same law basis Al
gold. Such . law now would furnish
more relief to the masses OF the people
than even : just reform or the tsrin.
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COURT NOTICE.
STATE OF INDIANA, J
COUNTY or DUBors. 20
Circuit Court. September Term. 1890.
JESSE Core

JESSE Corr
Va.
GEORGE w. RoAcH.y
vuvHE plaintiff 10 the above entitled
= cause. having filed lis complaint
therein, together with an AFFIDAVIT that
the defendant IL . resident or this
State, and that this action IL brought 10
enforce the collection Of plaintiffs de-
mand BY proceedings In attachment.
Now, therefore. the said defendant u
hereby notified that unless he BE- aud a..
pear on the 9Th day Of the next term Of
the Dubois Circuit Court, 70 be holden
on the first Monday or September, 1890,
q the court house In Jasper, esid county
and state, and answer or demur 10 said
cmplaint. the same will be heard and
termined In his absence.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
aes my hand and affixed the seal or ssid
Court, this 9th day o. July. 1880.
IGNATz ECKERT, Clerk.
(sEALsi Dubois Circuit Court.
Ccx y MnRURS, Atty's Tor PIN.
July y, 'p-3w. tpL $500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-11

'. Fssnnx Fuss On onay's disbursement
The history Of American politics fur
nishes no parallel for this performance
the absolute control Of . great party IN
~ Of the chief states Of the Union By 1
thief, who actually c0mpels the party 70
'ndorsc him - . patriot sud statesman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-11

Gv-Tbe "Tndependentr publishes = lo|
Of silly, trashy driveI again. from Billie
X, who admits imposing on an aged
pensioned father for his support. Thsl
class Of beings are not worthy OF notice
aud the only wonder u shst 4 paper
could be found 20 give place 10 SANDER.
upon The fair fame Of Dubois county,
contained In the charge that disloyal
organizations were ever permitted "a
exist within ifs boundaries. But con.
sidering the %sfini'v between Chris. and
Billie, perhaps i should not be wondered
a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-07-11

Notice OF AkHoguec's AppOtne-
mont.
NOTICE Il hereby given. thst tho nm
~ d~ersigned, has been duly appointed
assignee Of the property aud estate. 81
the partnership effects Of Martin Schci'
rich, Andrew Shuler and Michael
Scheirich. doing business In the firm
name 81 m. Scheirich. Shuler a Co." u
Jasper. Dubois County, Indiana, BY deed
Of indenture duly made and recorded
All persons indebted 10 said firm. by
note or account are r~equesied TO call and
settle tho same without delay.
JonN GRAMELsrAcHER. Assignee.
TRAYLoR 4 HUNTER Atty.'s
June "a. lS9O-3w.