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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

parent, in 1884. and ha- since resided here. always
taking leading part in public enterprise H. i the
senior member and originator ~ the Incorporation now
doing large business in handles u All kinds incor
p,rntc,l under the name oi the Jasper Handle and
Lumber CO. be- j. al>o the proprietor " large hard
ware store and stakeholder in number " other
enterprises H. haS been married twice. tie r-t mar
riage with Mis- Aalonia Eckcnicl~ unto which union
Ten children were born eight II whom living: hl~
first vile died Feb ~. 1879. H. wa married The
second time with Mr. Anna IIalcrle. in 1850, Pr whom
hc ha- child.
Mr.. Rosa Friedman a. bcfor. stated. i the widow
ii Geurg, Friedman. who gallant soldier ~ the
,ac var. fr-t a. 4 musician ID TIE famous rcgimcnta
band ii the 9th Ind Npl~.. and when the govern
ment found itself IN oo -cron- permit it. en-
rloylmrnt further ii rcrimcntaI bands. AMI ordered
them All mustered out h. received honorable Dis
charge t. the credit II the 2.th band il can bc ~aid
that when battles were On they laid aside their i'm
.rnnen- and took places in the field either fighting
or taking ear. If Tia. wounded After hI- discharge
Mr. Friedman volunteers, private IN the 1851 In
diana wa- promoted Sergeant. and Tor bravery ~
battle was promoted just At the close u the war, 7"
1t Lieutenant by special ORDER, though he did not re-
cciyc hi- commission till after hi return home when
the war had ended H. born in Dubois county
Aprl 23 1895 wa i son NJ Joseph and Mary ~ Fried
man natives ~ Germany. Mis- Rosa Rrcle and ne
were married III Jasper in l>5> ami had nine children,
All 81 whom are living, and her business ~ hc planning
mill l. managed ~ their ION Joseph r. Her oldest
daughter MARY l. the wife 81 Mr.. n krauS. now ~ The
confectionery business in Jasper; Martin their second
on i III The banking business at indianapolis; John
their third son. l. tie principal manager AMI -u~rin-
tsndeni al the Jasper Handle and Lumber Company
Josephine Il ono III the bright Leaders 81 Young >ocriy
IN J~lwr and til. four Younger boys are UT Attending
school t;clruc Friedman died Aug ~. lN'2 ami
Mr. Friedman y rc~iin. in the handsome residence
noted iii another column.
The firm n joseph AMI George Friedman i DOING
tl largest l-inc. ii any establishment ~ la~ler ana
La- added immensely the material prosperity ~ ~
on,ir. county a. well ~ the town. ~ ~ eni'rpii~ing
business methods a. managed lN Joseph =
Friedman principally. il j. constantly reaching "n'
for larger business AMI extending i each yesr ny"
additional territory bidding fair e eclipse c alr,aiN
brilliant record ii the firm Financial integrity h~'
ness promptnc~~ and strict compliance WIN 'lm "'n'
and wishes III customers, furnishing nothing ~ w
bc. material when the hest H. ordered arr 'h, ~
variable rules II business n. the firm ~ Joseph
t;,ors,. Friedman and account f"r NC EXTENSIVE p"~'
ness and | reputation enjoyed ~ W" hrm AM
IT, constantly increasing business.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

Habig & Eck-tein. proprlctor-.
manufactures the best common beci
in Southern Indiana. using nothing
but pure malt and barley thereby
securing a pure and healthful home
beverage. which i-cxtcnsiyely used,
enabling them to DO a large and
profitable business. amounting last
wear to over 1000 barrels. The
partners bought the brewery May i.
1854, and are both practical and
>killful brewers.
Their brewery furnishes 4 market
for a large quantity 81 barley raised
bv Dubois county farmers. They
are both natives Of Indiana. Eek
stein Of Ripley Co. and liabig. 81
Dubois county, and both Of German
percentage. BY close attention e
business, and good judgment, they
have each acquired handsome and
comfortable homes. and have happN
families around their hcarth-tonc~
Mr.. Habig married MAY II. 1870
Miss Fronic Schittcr, and ha~ a larg,
family.
Mr.. EckStcin married MAYS. ls>3
Miss Josephine Schittcr, and ha~ ;
number Of children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

Member ~ Congress nom the gd
Indiana District. j. now serving hl>
second term in Congress. having IN
1892 received HOO VOTES Ia IL
732 east ior Willouehhv. hi Repub-
lican opponent. Mr. Brett was born
on a farm ia patoka township. pu-
bpi- Co.. sept. II. l>52. and worked
on hi- fathers farm till hc was
wears old. getting nj
education IN the common schools.
and AT the High School in Hunt
inghurg: hc taught school three
wears. reading law in the vacations
under Hon. W a. lraylor. gradu-
atcd from the Cincinnati Law school
in 1880. and located in jasper. wa-
elected Prosecuting Attorney for the
11th circuit in 1881. and reelected
till he had served six ycar-. when
the Democrats sent him 10 Congress
in l>gO. H. married Mis- linnic
Daniel. daughter of Capt Nils.
Daniel. ON July 8. 1881. ~hc died
Nav Is. l>>>. leaving him with tMo
sons. ON Aug. II. 1883. hc mar
ried her sister. Mis- Laura Daniel.
who i with him in Washington City.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

Tie proprietor Of the large Furnl-
turc store ia 9th and Jackson t..
j. son ii Capt Philip f. ,iucke>.
who Was l-t Lieut.. in Co. X Goth
Ind. Vols. and Capt III Co +. l45d
Ind. Vols. and who died April H..
1871. ot disease contracted in the
army. Philip 4. Gucke- was born
in Jasper Feb. 10. 1851. learned
cabinet making. and was always 4
hard worker. May 20. 1891. he
Mis- Julia a. kunkel.
Paul and MARY kmkel
sept. 70. ls92. hc started TIL pres
ent furniture store. and now does
the leading business III hi> linz.
H. ha~ also. iull stock III collins.
and undcrtaker'~ supplies. attends
personally all call- in this line and
j. polite and apprcciative.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

/, one Of the best known and
most ~tudious and successful ply
~ician- III southern Indiana. H.
was born Of German parents IN 100
in Holmes county. Ohio. and they
came "a Jasper. Ind. iii Dee. lSJ>.
In 1917 hc began studying medicine
with the late Dr. August W Big
ham. and graduated with honor
from the Medical College of Indiana.
NJ indianapolis. Feb. ~. 1850:
hc began practice Al ~chnellvillr III
May. 1850. July -. 1852, b.
married Miss Margarth j.. Bctx. ~
~rhncllyillr. and now ha~ family
nf five hnyS and nnc girl lie
located ia Jasper in 1855.
For some time h. Kept drug
store, also. but hi- practice DE-
mand,d 70 much II liz attention hc
sold it. liz was Secretary ~ the
Dubois County Board ~ Health for
3 wears lc served a. President ~ the
Dubois 90. Medical Society III $3.50.
and was appointed ~ GOV. Mat
thcws 4 delegate q the National
Medical Congress III Washington
City III 1898, but had some patient,
which prevented him from attend
ing. lie j. one IT the most public
spirited citizens " Jasper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

This enterprising firm which in
1893 succeeded Cassidy, Milburn d
Co.. are extensive dealers in agri-
cultural implements. In 1893 the
firm sold 90 top buggies. >urrey~,
81 carts, II spring wagons. buck
boards and II farm wagons. being
one Of the very large vehicle sales in
Southern Indiana. The firm are
selling agents, and keep constantly
on hand. the celebrated Smith and
Moline wagons. the New Home and
American sewing machines. South
Bend plows, Campbell, Richmond.
Champion and Whitley corn drills.
McSherry wheat drills, Brown cult
vators, Kimball organs, Cham
pion mowers and binders, and
Champion sulky and revolving hay
rakes. They are also extensive deal
crs in binder Irvine, fertilizers, hay.
lng tools and wall paper. Richard
+. Miibum and his two sons. Rich.
ard NJ. and James s., compose Tho
firm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06
Jasper VI. T.. Church.

Tie Methodist Episcopal ,hnr'h Was
ih, iir~i sliAr'li organized ln Jasper. 4
elias la.inx formed in the town. anil
meeting IN ihrrr~iirnee- III lDr \ T.. Me-
Crillu- ana Beni Fnlow Ia l~.;1 90 ,ai
AMI MAJ visited regularly thereafter vs.
father Cartwright ani Rows. John Tall
hi ami kaNen-srufi The latter in-
formed the ritter that when la~lrr WAS
an h- cirwii he travelled from Madison
10 near \.whnrg On the Ohio river. AMI
inr ~ or ~ miles back from thu river.
When hc visited Jasper hr cam. horse
back through the forests. there being NJ
wheeled vehicles or reads Tor them. the
only roads lring mere bride paths 'i
cnlr~. in ils.>, ~ i'll DAYS hut little church
discipline was .ninn,-i. the members
NOM the country nearly all bringing their
trri-tN lnng rifles With them ~ church.
ami good supply ~ ammunition.
Al.ont l>sj the Netlodi-i- We're supple
miynicd hv Rev John Richcv. III the
Cumberland Pre-hyterian-. preaching 49,
c.i~innallv. and finally organizing cla>~.
ala. The two united in l>.p IN huIli-
ing "A church house on "A III donated ~
pr. A. r. Mrtrillu~. Who's. remains arr
buried in the Jasper grave Nari. The
churches both gained some IN member
-hir ami influence after thu. hHi when
the cuuntv court house Wa burned ~ -.
ih.S gave their hou~r "i worship a. the
county To- ne A. a court house. until a
new county building could IL erected.
ami for about . YEAR meetings Wen
h.ld again al the houses ~ several mrnl-
her. AMI in the gruye- in the summer.
This detrac'ei from the strength and
growth III both denominations. ~ that
neither had numerical strength enough
a. establish a stationary preacher I'm
IaliV after Ycar~ ~ struggle. the un'ri-
lands abandoned the field entirely. their
local minister. R,-v A. y Strain selling
hi property in Jasper. and moving w
ireland some time IN the ti~ Tn"
N.rhuii-i~ however kept ~ the fight
against lin. AMI when Rev. iamn
Turner Ma Presiding Elder NJ this ,li--
trici. AMI Rev John W,-pi~ preacher un
the rinriii. determined IA make an .f
i,.rf a. build Methodist clur-h huili-
ing the other huiiling having hraken ~
pieces IN moving II III ~ the land Ut
longing ~ tn. public streets. when MIL
land nth streets Wen, graded After much
trouble. ami liberal contributions innn
many outsiders tn. iailding was finally
completed and deiicaiei hv the lai.-
Rev. Jo~eph = Woods then pastor ~
Trinity VI T. Church a, Evansville.
The Methoii-t~ have preaching ~
il every two week. On SUNDAY night
Th.. preacher in charge fur l~sri j.
Rev. John Rover The tumicrlani-
lal~o have services every three week. IN
iii ~ Rev w III Jackson. The pre-
.nf Trustees are John T. Corn. Mr.. VI
IA Bean. Clement puane. John l.. Rrcty
and " Hunter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

Proprietor OF the wall paper, con-
fectionerv and restaurant, on east
9TH street. j. the youngest son 81
Richard +. Milburn. He was born
in Boone Tp., Dubois CO. Dec. u
1865. and stayed on his father :
farm until he was 16 years old. re-
ceiying a common school education.
after which he attended the south
em Indiana Normal College mt
Mitchell. He obtained license and
taught in the common schools OF
Dubois county five years. He then
came to Jasper and read law for one
wear with his brother. Richard Nj.
Milburn. was admitted to the bar,
and assisted him in collecting. tie
married Miss Jennie Dooley the
wear he became OF age, and they
have one child. Maona. James
bought an interest in III. Cassidy *
Co.'S. Farm Implement store IN
1892. and in 1898 he and his
brother. X. NJ, bought the entire
store. In 1894 they sold a third in
tere-t to their father, and they have
enlarged it to the largest store Of the
kind in the county. They have
dealt in all kinds Of live stock, and
shipped a number Of cars Of stock
from this place. James i now the
genial manager Of the firm. and ha-
charge Of the warehouse and sales
room, proving himself good sales.
man. He bought stock Of wal
paper and confectionery III 1874,
and has in stock nice line OF these
goods, and also a fine restaurant
and dining hall, on +. 9th st., one
square east Of court house, and Gus
toners can get good meal at an,
time, got up in the best style, Will
all the surroundings neat and clean
In the wall paper line he has q
nice assortment of til" latest pat
terms, which he will be pleased e
show customers, and furnish e.
Inmates to those who want To paper
an entire house. both for the paper
and the hanging Of it. Give him
call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

THE ECLIPSE PLANNING MILL

Company. Of Jasper, l. one of the largest manuiac-
tufcr- Of lumber in southern Indiana handling IN aN-
u three million feet every year and giving steady
employment t. fron 80 Ia 30 hands Tie mill wa
established IN 1865. They manufacture tor sale sash
blinds and doors Of all kind~. and II all kinds 81 um
her mouldng~. brackets, Nc. II m infinite variety ~
patterns flooring. siding ceiling. wain~cottng. church
~cang~ and balcony gallery ni~hing. and put them
np II an, place desired ~cl and lct purchasers put
them in place. They make speciality a hard wood
flooring and window and door finishing and ship
many car~ annually % numerous places The bu~
nc,~ Of 1873 aggregated over 5000 The firm a~"
deals extensively i'll lime and cement. pla~tcrine lath~
and cypress shingles. having during l>a5 ~old and
shipped fifty car loads.
Tie view ii the mandatory herewith shows to al
vantage the various buildings II the company. The
building in front j. the adjoining the rail-
road track OF the l.. f. a Il L. L. H.. and which 2un
fcct long hy 80 deep The room u>t opposite i
l. on 2d street and l. used ior storing inorns and i
- by 100 icct. with push ear track through the
center leading from the mill in the whcr lumbar
j. loaded on the push t. the H. K. track. The
smaller building at the right j. the paint shop. and
ea~~ rom where sash are lrmcd and glazed. and
the two story building the ~ ~ and Jack~"
>t~ i the sales and iur finished sash ami
doors and where Il complete stock o All kinds i com
~anilv kept The large lumber wards may BE- seen ~
front and rear II the MILL on Patoka river banks
The ~tvle ui the firm j. Joseph x George Friedman.
and i now composed ii Joseph Friedman r.. AMI
Mr~ Rosa Friedman. widow o the late Geo Friedman
who since her husbands demise ha- retained hi n-
ter,-i III the business. Mr.. Joseph Friedman ST
i Il native II Pennsylvania. born March Is ISL u
German parcntasc He wa brought Indiana by hi~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

Wa horn in Jasper. Dee. ~. Isi5.en-
tered a,tive life quite yonng carried the
mails when hut " wears of agc left JAS
Ter IN the Fall ~ l~n. AMI worked in
Dwen~l,oro. XIV Enlisted in the Ken
tucky State Guards ia April 1861. NJ the
fir~r roll II the drum. the owenshorp
company being turned over {" the south
ern cause and attached ~ the 1T Nv.
Confederate Infantry. On account " hi-
youth he was not required 10 DO active
duty. Ills adventures. AMI escape int"
th.. Union lines by way II James River
ami the -wamp<. was romantic. and eN-
tramelv perilu,i~. lie enlisted in Go. r.,
2nI Battalion. 18th T.. :. Infantry. ~
Philadelphia. Dec -. 1862. n private.
fnr three wears and was discharged ~
Mobile. Alabama. Dec. -. 1850. a.
Sergeant. lie participated with m
company in the Chattanooga and NJ
lanfa campaigns. On hi~ return home
M. engaged in the drug trade. AMI mar
ri,.i Sept. m. l~ssi. IL built the iir~i ~
h.,,I~e erected alpyr grpuni m DuiN'l~
-utntv. the people generally feileNlns
that lc,a house.. hal ~ Nt 'tiisF~- Nv
Ma very successful in the ice cream AMI
soda water business. He engaged ~
~. planning mill AMI general llml"r
trade from 1871 to l~~.'; was eleric
Andifar ~ Dubois county IN ls~''. ant
again in 1851, In hi official duties ~
la adhered to the law~ ~ near - rrar,,
ti...,lle. and f"r-ei iair competition ~ ~
hiI- for contracts IN which the county
ws~ Interested. AMI faithfully discharges
his duties IA the County COMMISSIONER
m, J. one III the Directors ~ the jasper
FURNITURE AMI Desk Co. ~ which ~
h.lI~ considerable interest. and was .t-
iy.ly engaged III H. reconsirnctinn- y"
A., controls onr-half interest ~ the JA--
Ter >pok. Mfg 90, and y Director ~
N. ia-l-r Tann"ry. lie pr"I"cfri W"
erection ~ the Dubois County soldiers
ami sailors Monument. which , new
taking firm. ani receiving ~. snpl-'n
II ,hr ci,izrn- generally. and viii h'''''n'
~ educational work for generations
hereafter. and thing q beauty ana
loy forever.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

Occupies the most commodlous
business building in Jasper, three
stories high. y by 100 feet. extend
ing from the Public ~quarr - Fifth
street. with handsome fronts ON each
thoroughfare. and supplied with
modern freight elevator Tor wares IL
each floor. 1t belongs 70 Mr.. .lo> !.
Friedman. ST.. and the business i
iudiciou>lv managed bv lii two
sons. Joseph NJ and William l..
Friedman. young gentlemen whom
customers will find courteous. anN-
ious to please. with thorough
knowledge Of the business, prompt
in all transactions. and >ucha~ make
it a pleasure for a business man t.
buy 81 them. The store was origi-
nallv started. and the house built for
the business bv the firm Of Joseph
and George Friedman. and after the
death OF the Junior partner the sur
viving one bought the entire bust
ness, and put hi- sons in tomanage IT,
The store does a considerable,
wholesale n well a. retail business
carving very full line OF shell
hardware, Of all kinds, for house
builders. cabinet makers, &c. &c
Ii also has the finest stock of cutlery
in Southern Indiana. and ful
stock Of bar and round iron. bolts
nails. &c, for black>mith- an,
wagon makers. fine guns. Of sevcra
patterns. large assortment q
spades, Shovel~, picks, hoe. axes
post hole diggcr>, churn~. wheel
barrows, rope and cables, paints an'
linSced and machine oil. in fac
everything usually found in whole
sale hardware establishment A
purchases are made principally il
car lots customers get the benefit @
greatly reduced prices.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

The popular icwelcr on the eat
side Of the Public Square, i nativ,
Of Ferdinand township. lie moved
10 Jasper. and went into hi present
business in Jan. 1891. Tie i .
son of John and Margaret judy
natives of Pennsylvania. and who
came to Indiana and settled neal
Ferdinand in ls41 They ar
now residents of Jasper. Mr.. judy
carries a full line of lewelrv, ano
paws especial attention 70 repairing
watches. clocks, &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-04-06

l. the proprietor ut the .la~pcl
Marble and Granite Works. an,
furnishes the best STYLES IL Monu
mcnts. Markers. GravcS,oncS. sc
of all kinds " stone. liz also fur
nishc- stone for buildings. caps
Sills. &c. cut in any style desired
from the highly ornamental to th,
plain. lie l. the designer and con
tractor Of the Dubois Go. Soldiers
Monumei.'. lie i also d talent
ed musician, has an unsurpaSsc,
Military Band, 1.-THE old Star Band
and will furnish music iur any oc
casion. a. desired.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-24
MORTGAGE sale.

First publication February - last May 10.
nftaulf having hNen nlnce ~ the conditions g
"a certain morig4rn made hy Joseph CO. rtNr Nhf
Mary k0epeke % John y. Larson, dated No.
MEMBER sfh. NO3 aud recorded ia the oiica az
tho rsei-ier ~ deeds for the county ~ iron and
the State ~ Michigan, on the 9Th day 81 Jnilu-
AIRY. iAfi1 4. il Tiber 4 ol Mpftgags or page a1I
assigned 10 John NOne. and which said assign.
mcit WAS duly recorded IA the on &C 81 the
register % deeds "a a4lid county 81 Ire "a, IN i.ihcr
~ page S. upon which said mOftgs se there rs
claimed 20 le due and unpaid ~ the siAte ~ tins
notice the snm oi siNty-hyc dollar principal
aud the further sum al ten dollars iis an attors
ney zee stipulated Tor la said mortPf ~. aud no
snit nf proceeding. mt lnw having hcen Instituted
90 recover the moneys secured by ga M mortHAFc
or uny part thereOii Now therefore By virtue OF
the power Of sale coniniucd in said moriengr.
ana the statute IN such tase made and oylded
notice Is hereby given that ON tho 13rd day ot
shall sell al public auction the IA CHEST bidder
az the front door of the court house Ia the
village OF Crystal Fails. ia said county. that
being the place where the Circuit court for
said county 81 Iron Is holden, the premises
described IN said mortgage, or 80 much thereof
may be necessary 20 pay the Amount due on
said mortgage with SiN per cent. interest and al
legal costs, the premises being described IN said
mortgage as the southeast quarter the south
west quarter OF section thirtyilNc 1861 town
ship forty THREE ft3l north. rauee thirty three
la3l west OF Michigan Meridian containing forty
ItOl ncrrs 90 hand. la the said county ~ Iron,
state Of Michigan. Dated February 23rd. 1894.
JOHN NoLINE.
SHERMAN T. HANDY, Assignee.
Attorney Tor Assignee.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-24
Mortgage Sale.
First publication Dec. o. 500; last March
a. 1894

First publication Dec. o. SOB; last March
=, 1894.
Default having been made IN the condition Of
n mortgage made and executed by Joseph A.
IevOy and Josephine flevoy, Of the villac 81
Crystal Falls county of Iron and state Of Mich
igtn. TO Alexander Cannon ~ the same place.
dated on the second day ~ October \. ID. 1893.
and recorded IN the Office OF the register nl deeds
OF the county of Iron and state OF Michigan, on
the second day Of October.-A, ID. iSO3 AZ 40
O'Clock IN the afternoon. IN Liber Of mort
cages, on pnge 2f2, on which j. claimed 70 be
due az the time of his notice, the sum OF three
hundred and twenty five dollars (S325OOl and
an attorney lee OF fifteen dollars tSi5.UOl pro-
yided for Ia said mortgage. and no suit or
proceedings az law having been instituted to
recover the moneys secured by said mortgage
or any part thereof: Now. therefore, by
virtue Of the power OF sale contained IN
said mortgage and the statute IN such
ease. made and provided, notice Is hereby
given that on the 9TH day 81 March, A.
u. 1891 az ten O'Clock ia the forenoon, | shall
sell at public auction 20 the highest bidder at
the front door OF the court house IN the village
~ Crystal Falls, m the county oflrOn Aforesaid
the premises described in said mortgage, or 80
much thereof as may be necessary 20 pay the
amount due on said mortgage with y per cent
interest from Dec 2nd, 1898 and al legal costs
together with an attorney iee Of fifteen dollars
(Sl5 OOl ascovenanted therein, the said premises
being described Ia said mortgage ON lot number
eighty-One lSll OF the original plat 81 the village
81 crystal Falls, according 20 the recorded plat
thereof as recorded. the same being lot NUN
here cighey-One (Sl) OF the original plat Of the
a. recorded. nattd az crystal Falls, Michigan,
December q, 1893 ALEXANDER GAMMoS,
MAURICE -. H. FULLER, Mortgage
Attorney for Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-02-24
Terms OF Circuit Court for the
Years ISO4-9b.

MAnQpErrE. Mich. Sept 25, lse3
T. do hereby Us and appoint the times ~ hold.
Inc the several terms Of the Circuit court for the
Twenty hfth Judicial Circuit Of Michigan. Tor the
years SOL and lSo5, ms follows, 60 wit.
For the year 1891
DICKINSON CnuNTN January =. first Tuesday
AprilN. second Monday luly ih, third Monday
OltOhcr \. second Monday.
DELLA CouNTY.-ianuary 10, third Tuesday,
April ~ third Tuesday July "a, fourth Tues.
day; October ~ fourth Tuesday
MENOMiNFE COUNTY. February 3, first Mon.
day May J. first Tuesday. August 20 third
Monday. November 10, second Tuesday
laos COUNTY ~ February 10. third Monday
June 4, irst Monday October first Monday,
MARQUETTE COUNTY n February 26, fourth
Monday May N, third Tuesday. september
! T. second rucsdayj prcemhrr !, drst Tuesday
For the year 1905
pil kiNsoN COUNTY January 2 first We,lues.
day April n second Monday July rs, third
Monday October :, socuud Tuesday
DEiTA COUNTY January ~, third Tuesday
April 10, third Tuesday July ~, fourth rirs.
day, October ~, fourth Tuesday
MENoMfNrE COUNTY - February .. first
Monday. May 4 FIRST Wednesday August 49,
third Monday November ] ?, -ccoud Tuesday
inON CorNry February -. third Monday
June g. first Monday. October 4 first Tuesday
hAnQurTe COUNTY. IS February % fourth
Monday May second Tuesday september
10, second Tuesday December r. ntsi riIcrdny
J. W STONE. Circuit Judee.