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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

Public Sale Of Personal Property
NOTICE Il hereby given that the IN
49, signed will offer for sale at public
auction at the residence OF Fred. GeiRer
two miles south west OF Ireland, IL Mad.
ison township, Dubois Co.. Indiana. On
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1891,
the following personal property. viz
- head Of cattle, consisting OF cows and
calves. steers, one short horn Durham
boil, . years old. one fine short horn
boil call, lot OF heifers and young steers.
. head Of horaes. one span Of mules. !
brood sows, 60 tons OF clover and tim.
othy hav. Iot Of threshed oats, one seIf
binder, one table rake reaper, 2 mowers.
one straw cutter, 2 road wagons. one
hack. > breaking plows, and other farm.
Ing implements.
Terms or SALE. Sumo OF FIVE dollars
and under, cash. Sums over i've dollars
credit Of one year will be given. the
purchasers giving notes. with good free-
hold surety. waving benefit OF valna-
non. bearing six per cent. interest from
date until paid.
Sale TO begin ~ 10 o'clock, A. NJ
FRED. GEIGER.
WILLIAM A.. TRAYLoR.
Oct. 8, 169i-3w.
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There are nearly one hundred cases on
the criminal docket Of the Gibson circuit
court. Hon. O n. Welborn Is presid-
Ing. Six paternity quits. ono for seduc.
ton. three for hUrse stealing and two
Tor burglsries. are among The ipevitables.
kumblings OF en- old but foul murder are
beginning to be heard.
An Information for riotous conspiracy
was recently noIlied, and II locke a. II
old Gibson might yet become the happy
hunting ground of"White Cape.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

Yeslsrday was . big day q Uucls
bird" CoRdifrs farm IN This neighbor.
hood. lie essinAble vile wss sixty.
seven yeass old yesterday. and her many
triends gave her . big surprise. Her
husband went WIlh her 70 Walt friends
In Pike county . day or two before, and
arranged 70 bring her back home that
Idav.
When 10 drove up 20 their door about
~ o'clock she va surprised 10 6nd
house and yard full Of old friends and
|Heighbors. 10 the number of nearly go.
and long table spread under tho trees
IN tho yard. filled with the best this
fruitful country could supply this fruit.
fui year 81 abundance Everybody en-
joyed big dinner. and Uncle Levi and
Aunt Elizabeth were IN the best OF spir.
its, and enjoyed Il @ children are wont
70 enjoy Mig birthday parties.
Thsy were married In Marion county.
Kentucky. Dec. 10. 1913. and arc now
probably the olcest married couple IN
Dubois county. They moved to Dubois
county In 1851. and settIed near Porters-
willie, aud have lived in this 10 y nship
ever since. Mr.. Condiff has succeeded
In laying up enough OF this world's|
goods 10 become prosperous farmer In |
his old age, and IL now one or The lead |
Ing Iights Of the F. M. b. A. They have
raised . large family who are sll doing
well.
People were present Ct the dinner
from as far of as Winslow In Pike coun.
~, and from the Dwell neighborhood.
from Davies and Martin counties. ana
from Jasper, and from eli over Boone
township, and from the wy old Uncle
Bird "bussed" some Of the old ladies he
had not met before for years, 10 guess
he was great on kissing and fond Of
them when be was young man.
A large number stayed Till about lOl
o'clock 81 night. and oil seemed happy
.nd lett wishing their hosts might en-
10y many more birthday surprises.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16


DUBOIS CO. STATIONERY!
lTHE County Commissioners or Du
= bois county, Indiana, will receive
sealed bids for Furnishing the Books and
Stationery required BY the several coun.
|iy ohicers, for one year, from December
9TH. 1891, TO December 9th. 1892.
Bids will BE- received up to December
9th, 1891.
All county officers will Be required to
make and file their lists with the County
Auditor for Books and Stationery re-.
quired q least Is days before the De-
cember term Of sioners' Court
No BIanks and Stationery IN which,
any officer has specified fee by Law.
will be allowed
The Board reserves the right 10 rejec,
any and all bids.
BY order OF Commissioners.
JONI GRAMELsPACHER,
Auditor Dubois County.
Oct. 2. 189i-3t.
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Engine $40 on the LDulssssie divisis =
OF the PennsyIvanis. with engineer Tai,
IN charge. on MONDAY last hauled TWEEN.
ty-six loaded cars from Indianapolis 10
Louisville, ITO miles, in three hours and
nifty minutes. AT one point : speed OF
six and one.halt miles in seven minutss
was attained. In railroad circles this is
considered remarkable run for . freight
train, and NOT excslled BY any record
yet published. IN. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

Fos $1,000 DAMAGES. Mr.. John
Commtns has brought : suit IN the Du.
oo's Circuit Court, BY attorneys TrsvIor
~ Hunter. aekIng 6ve thousand dollar
osmegee from VIM. ChanIev Tor beatino
sod oise!ng him In September, 1880 IL
ieeing that he has been permanenflv ~
!ured AND disdgured O I result ~ Chsc-
seys brutality In that fight. Il vii s.
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COURT NOTICE

II. SOOR1 NOIlCE
stats or INDIANA. DUBors CoUvTy. e.
- the Dubois Circuit Court, Jaou.rv
ls Term, 1922.
L.o,. !; w,r.,., No. 1896 Foreclosure.
u appearing BY AFFIDAVIT filed n The
ON e OF the Clerk OF the Dubois Cir
cult Court. that the above named defend
ant, Louis Wiraing. Il . necessary parry
70 the above entitled action, the obiec,
o. which 10 10 foreclose mortgages or
real estate In said state, and that said
defendant 10 not : resident OF the state
and that the residence OF the defendant
. unknown. and upon diligent INQUIRY
cannot Be aacertained.
NOTICE OF the tendency or such a.
49, ton e therefore given 10 sajd a.. |
'endant, Louis Wirsing, above named |
,nd that the same will stand for trial a.
ne next term OF the Dubois Circni,
Sourt, 70 be begun and held a the
:ourt House, IN the town OF Jssper. ~
DC county and State Aforesaid. On the
lrst Monday IN January, 1892.
in witness whereof. I have hereunto
~. set my hand and affixed ~
SEAL seal ~ said Court, Al Jasper.
this 9Th day OF Oct. 1891.
IGNArz EcKEar. ID
Clerk Dubois Circuit Court.
TRAyLoR q HUNTER, Att'ys.
OF. 9, Ie9l-3w. 4
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u Manufactured a. powder. which can be given
In glass 81 beer. cup u coffee or tea or IN FOOD
without the knowledge ofthe patient II IL absolutely
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient h moderate drinker or an alec
noiic wreck Il has been given in thousands Of cases,
ana N every instance perfect has followed II
never faiis. The system inpre grated with tAs
specinc becomes an utter impossbilify for the liquor
appetite 70 exist Cures guar snteed ~ page book 81
particulars free. Address GoLDEs SrKci51c Co.. ls5
Race 81 Cincinnati. o. xs-iv
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% indianapolis. President Hsrrison's
home, voted overwhelmingly Tor SulIi-
van Tor Mayor. Democracy and Decent
Government last Tuesday. Harrison
cent his bawdy house pimp. Mcfarland.
from Washington City. homo TO try and
influence enough OF The bum cIass to
beat Sullivan. but u Was no 70. De-
rencv prevailed. and Sullivan has nearly
5000 msjority, tho largest majority ever
given . Mayor IL Indianapolis.
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The LoRansport Journal. J repuhl,e.,
paper. says: p.'''
The Indianapolis Sentinel 49, q, !.
&c I. " which the tariff has raised wages.
!. might q we'll AJAX for I case n which
ne arm pc famed the fevered brow 81
some stricken victim OF malaria '" n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

| 1The Daviess County Democra
Esays Of the incendiary fire st that conn
Tvs court hoUse last week: Two IarR,
hoIes we're burned in the c0un ters or ~,
Auditors Office and some books and "a.
,pers damaged. Coal oil had been liner.
ally used ia the Auditor's once On book,
snd pa.pers. and probably in The Re-
|corders ONCE slso. Tho rooms and The
corridors on the irst door and the cor.
ridors on the second floor were food I'd
with water. Coal oil IL not used about
the building, gas alone being used for il.
luminating purposes.
The damage TO the building Il sbou,
e4O)O
The Recorders books are almost com.
pleteiy destroyed. Those that Ara not
burned entirely beyond recog II sion are
80 damaged by heat and wafer a. 10 BE-
almost worthless"
We learn since the above ~ n svpe
mat two tramps were arrested for act
ting the house on fire. and that they &C.
cused Auditor Lsvelle OF hiring them 10
40 u, and that all three are confined In
jail. Auditor LavelIe's many friends
will doubt bis having anything to do
with u, and feel certain that the outcome
viii show him innocent, and that :
great outrage bee been perpstrated upon
A Washiugton dispatch 70 the In
6isnspolis News says: "Samuel Har-
oine. : Day lsborer, living here, va a.
ressed last night charged with completely
10 the burning Of the records. After
being arrested Harbine confessed the
crime and implicated several prominent
people 10 Il, and. % result Auditor
James s. LsveIle and A. B. Hswse, q
prominent citizen OF Steele township.
we're arrestcd this morning and placed "a
al, also . man by the name OF Bssil
Ledgerwood. The officers are now II.
q n ichsel Laveile, : brother ofthe au-
litor.n
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The Farmers' Alliance IN Hamilton
county do not believe IN running their
organization into politics. At q recent
meeting the following resolution was
adopted:
Received. That We will not advocate
the claims 81 any political party, or az
anything 70 further The interests Of sDy,
political party
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

The Andersouville Democrat eays
"Ons o. the best indications that Gov.
Csmpbeli bessed Mckinley In The recent
joint debate q Ads, Ohio, Il The ex-
pressed desire 81 Campbell and tho DEM
ocratic managers 20 continue The Joint
debstes, and the absolute refusal % Nc
Kinley and HE managers 20 do CO..
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a. Mckinley argues against free coin
age OF silver because 81 grains pure
silver, the amount in the Geo. Wash.
ington daddy dollar" which Harrison
has stopped the coinage Of. does not
equal the value Of % grains Of gold il .
dollar. We wonder II he would stop the
issue o. dimes and quarters and halves
and nickels, and al kinds OF paper mon
ey because they have not the value Of q
gold dollar in them, or whether he
would ike TO hire horse and wagon 10
take SIS worth Of paper money with him
70 the X. r. station TO buy ticket. ev-
cry time he starts for Washington CITY.
The idea IL supremely ridiculous.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

The "tin factories" are only supplying
campaign Tin. Il does very well "a
make Mckinley medals ont Of. but be-
ing poisonous from lie lead coating. II
would not DO 70 use In making fruit cans
or fos any other domessic purpose. No
tin - made In America. and Mckinley
knows y - we'll @ any body Evans
willie Courier.
Our clever r. n. Jas Corn, Il wear
Ing one u those bogus Mckinley med
Ale, but wouIdD't eas fruit taken from q
can made Oft.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

The Indianapolis Senfinel's Washing.
ton City correspondent unearfhs add.
tionai evidence that the Republican
party y particularly the friend OF the
rich, sud "s'retches All laws" 70 favor
that class. II says:
a number o. yonng gentlemen. about
. dozen In number. students Il DePauw
university. Greencastle. Ind, and the
Rose polytechnic institute Al rerre
Haute. including Prof. Waldo OF the
latter institution. arrived at the port OF
New York from . sojourn in Europe.
Their grip-sacks and trunks were well
filled with articles for their own use,
bought In The old country. and with ar
ticles Of gold and silver, intended for
presents 10 friends and relatives. II vas
arranged among them that one Of the
number should head the line ~ customs
headquarters. and the others Ia the party
should follow closely behind him. The
customs officers directed the gentlemen
10 set their valises In lire. They did 90.
On the first valise belonging TO the fret
young man, who headed the procession.
The official in charge read this name !:
-. NJ Sfudebaker. Jr, South Bend.
Ind He advanced and greeted the
Young man afrsbly. inquiring. ARE you
the son Of the great wagon man ufacturer
Of Indiana Upon being answered 10
the affirmative, he called out:
"Open your valises gentIemen!"
"Shut EN- mp again he called out be-
fore the straps were fairly unbuckled.
Il guess YOU gentlemen are in hurry
10 catch tho trsin," said he, and with
that the young men q Ell through with
their valises filed with gold aud silver
trinkets, jewelry. etc.
What was the magic Of the name, Stu
debaker? Indianians will remem ber
that j. NJ. Studebaker and his brothers
Studebaker contributed handsomely 10
the protection campaign fund in 1855.
They "came down. generously when
called upon for money 10 help elect an
administration Of projection, to tax the
plain people Of the land in order that
they themselves might be protected. u
The Stndebskers do not pay the tax.
They are "distinguished" aud rich. and
are liberal with money to help elect
Harrison. What will Indiana people
generally think Of such outrageous die
criminafion?
This may be . small matter: the
young men may not have entered free OIL
duty any considerable amount OF prop
erty, but Il - the principle Of the thing
that y outrageous. The Discrimination
IN favor Of the rich, the pampered. the |
''prnierted, at the expense Of the "com- |
mon people Of the country.
The facts above set forth were told TO 4
The Sentinel correspondent BY New
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

ORANGE COUNTY WHITE Cars. The
Strother white Gaping case which has
been pending ia Orange county court
Tor more than year past, was dismissed
on Tuesday on motion OF the prose.
cutting attorney. who had become con.
vinced that be could not secure I convic.
non 10 the case. and the defendsn,s.
nine In number, ere again free. William
Strother, the victim OF this outrage. Is !
dissoluie fellow Who lives In the country
some tour miles south east from Paoli
tie was taken from his home By bands
Of naked men and twice whipped IN
about elk weeks. While ell good Cit.
zens condemned the outrage on Law and
good order. but little pity was felt sor
otrother from the fact that, on bic own
statement, on the occasion OF tho second
whipping he Was up aud armed With I
loaded, double-action Smith 4 Wesson
50 calibre revolver while they were
breaking down his door. and permitted
them TO enter aud take him out and
whip him without even tempting toI
Dire shot.
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We have him In this town, too-the
kicker! The Gsllsiine Democrat dedi-
Gates the following fall poem to him
Heres 70 the kicker, the faint hearted
kicker, the kicker 90 helpless and blue
who . always CRYING and never 10 try
Ing some good deed for biz town 10 do.
NO nee % correct him nor need Won ex-
peci him 70 get 70 the front like man I:
while Others hustle he'll cit down sod
rustle objections to raise to each plan
But when the brute dies we'll pause with
dry eyes. on HE future condition 10
dwell. and we'll envy the shoveler when
be rossts the rank kicker in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-16

FOR THE
Singer Sewing Machine
! beg to announce to the public, that
have again opened an Office, where
have constantly on hand a full line oi
the Genuine Singers, with ail the latest
Improvements. l have also q large
stock Of Attachments, Needles, Oils, &C
for oil other makes and styles OF Sewing
Machines. All kinds Of Sewing Ma
chimes repaired. Bargains IN second-
hand machines.
Ny place Of business IL on 9TH Street.
between Mill and McCrilIus Streets,
JASPER. INDIANA.
PETER j. BOSNIAN, Agent,
For the Singer Manufacturing Company
I am also agent for the old reliable
Niagara Fire and Tornado and Cyclone
Co.. OF New York, and re-
spectfully ask = liberal patronage.
Dec. 8. 169O-3m.
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TO WEAK MEN

decay. wasting weakness. Lost manhood. etc. win
send valuable treatise fsealcdl containing full
particulars for home cure rREE or charge 4
splendid medical WORK should b rad BY every
~sux y 9. ROWLxn, uoo(nss o..
SEPT n. fspi-y.
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congressman Brown gives - 8 reason
Why no did not attend the sesslons 81
lcong'sss during his two lorms ard take
hand IN legislation In the inlerest oI
the people he represented. that 10 had 4
Case 81 ia grippe and Was there fore
nm able 10 10 90. This may b true. and
sll good people should sympathizs with
Inc afflicted, yet Il 10 the drst time We
rave ever heard Of en- oflceholdsr's In
shiiisy 70 discharge The duties OF a. OF.
nce given 20 The people ass reason why
ne should be continued In that Office FOR
more thar The usual scrms. Aud be-
sides this, what assurance hiss The Demo-
cratic party or the people he Representa-
thst this same case Of ia grippe" with
which Mr. Brown caims 10 have been
afflicted in the past. will not continue 10
Affect hun In the future2 Two terms In
Congress Is the long established prece.
dent IN this district. and Mr.. Brown has
many times. hotn publicly and privately.
denounced a. undemocrstic The thira
term idea During HE race for the
nomination four yesrs ago he said 10
his friends and the people generally that
he only wanted tho usual two terms. II
IL therefore undesnocratic, unjust 10 the
people Of the distrIct and 10 lie friends.
who made II possible for bic nominstio ,
the first time, for Mr. Brown 10 attempt
70 force himself upon the party for :
third term, 10 the exclusion OF Others
equally - we'll qualified to serve the
people In congress. Corydon Democrat
The fight for the nomination for Con.
gress next year 10 decidedly on III the ID
district, and Il may not be consid cred
the business Of Democrats in other dis
!r'cts 70 interfere. but. nevertheless, alll
innisnlsns are interested in having q
least decent and moral representa- ves
IN Congress. Certainly Jason Brown
does not meet this requirement. Instead
Of "la grippe" those who know him wil!I
readily Imagine Il was more likely al
constant and tight grip on . whisky
glass which prevented him attending 10
bis Congregational duties.
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SPE GAL NOTICE
MRS. C. lIOCHGESANG.
Cor. 18Th and North Main St.,
JASPER, INDIANA.

A WISH to ann ounce to the public that
| have just received q variety Of
BOOTS, SHOES. DRY GOODS.
and GROCERIES, and invite You to
call and see nv stock, which / sell cheap
CECILIA HOCHGESANG.
Feb. 10. 'si-y.
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Ask my ngenss ieF W. T.. DoseIas aIee.
jeaisr * so' .s smse xin 700! place ASK yosf
ssescy. an9 gee then for you.
TAXI NO 81 BsTlTUTR. -
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stats or INDIANA. DuBors CouSrY. a.
In The Dubois Circuit Court. I...s.
Term, 1902.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-22
Views of an English Teacher.

Edward Thring's work at >Uppingham has centered around two or three clear and sharply defined ideas-some principles ct educational conduct which may be looked upon as fundamental and universal The first of these and that from which every. thing else springs, is simple enough. l. Is that every boy, stupid and clever alike should have fair chance, and should be really trained. MT. Thrirg claims that no school, however great it's prestige, mum bers, wealth or it's list of prize winners. can be called a good school, or even an honest school, unless 1t makes this first condition of It's work. The importance of the principle cannot be overestimated Fully accepted and acted upon, it would revolutionize most of the schools of Eng. land, and probably most of those in America.
 No true judgment of a schools real merits can be formed from it's prize win ming record Given school which draws some hundreds of boys from classes of society where the earlier training is fairly good. let it have wealth enough to attract a number of exceptionally able teachers, turn the teaching power of these upor oven small proportion of the cleverest pupils, and you may have school with an overwhelming list of university and other scholastic distinction, while the mass of the boys are almost entirely neglected That this picture does not unfairly repre- sent the work of some famous schools Is Q known fsct.-George R. Parkin in The Ceutt1ry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-22

THE allowing of $300O to the Cath clio St. Joseph society of Tucson, by the legislature, may not meet with the sanction of bigots, but it is one of the most benevolent and charitable institutions in the Territory and asks no questions of it's patrons regarding their belief. A Protestant or Episco- pal Methodist, institution of the same kind would have received the same consideration from the progressive 18th
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-22

THE unsatisfactory dispatches from Phenix will do for the time being. The PaosPEcToR wired for further par ticulars regarding the license bill but had not received any answer up to the hour of going to press. It is however pretty certain that the court district bill was left to sleep in committee. Cochise comes out of the fight with Q company of rangers, $l.2OO in cash and a whole skin; about the way it looks from a distance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In compliance with Title III enti- ted Assignments for benefit of cred itOrs" Revised Statutes of Arizona, notice is hereby given that F D Hasler lately doing business in the City of Tombstone Arizona on the seventeenth day of February, A. D. 1891 made an assignment oi all his property both real and personal to Charles Granville Johnston for the benefit of the cred- itors and the said creditors who con- sent to such assignment, are hereby notified to make known their consent in writing within four months of the date hereof, and to file distinct state ment of the particular nature and the amount of his or their claim against the said F. D. Hasler duly verified within six months of the date hereof, with the said Charles Granville John ston at his office in the city Of Tomb stone Arizona
 Dated this 18th day of February. 1891.
 CHARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON,
 Assignee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-22
Notice to Creditors

In the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of John Clark. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned executor of the estate of John Clark, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to present them with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned, at his office with Jo. HoeAer, in the town of Tombstone, Cochise county, Ari- zona, within four months from the first publication of this notice, tha, being the place for the transaction o: the business of said estate.
 JAS. CARR TT,
 Administrator af the state of John Clark, deceased.
 Dated February 5, A. D. 1891.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-22
NOTICE.

If you want fine straight whisky, oi the most celebrated brands, drop into the Pony Saloon and satisfy yourself that this is true. The Pony also car. ries the finest brands of domestic ana imported Brandies, Wines, Ales, Por' ters, and all kinds of liquors. Ice Cold Drinks of all kinds speciality. The Carmen Key West Cigar is the finest for the money to be had in Ari- zona. St. Louis Anheuser Busch Lager Beer on draught at all times. No fav. orites. Come all.
 JOHN SHAUaHNEssY,
 Proprietor.