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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-01-30
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Names oldest fisherman, Uncle Tim
Dyer, died at Portland a few days ago
at the age Of 90 years He worked at
the nets almost up to the day of bis
death, and less than yeas ago cap
turcd single-handed halibut weighing
1872 pounds.
New York turfmen who have ex.
pressed an opinion on the subject. 'hlnk
it very extraordinary proceeding for
Mr.. Richard Croker to send his string
of racing horses to England for the
season. They estimate that the expen-
ses of the season will be noc less than
S140, 900, and say Mr. Croker cannot
make that much from purses and win
nlngs in the betting ring. Nevertbe-
less, the ex-Tammapy leader will make
the season in England Where be got
the money with which to do such
thing is question the New York papers
are asking.
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may be worth almost, if lot quite as
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crop was Zip, ,S92,0 600 bushels, and
the aggregate farm value of it was
1857, ,91S, 900. Last year the crop was
i2l2,770, 600 bushels, and the aggre-
gate farm value was S554,719,0o0.
The crop of 1889 was 100000, coo
bushels larger, yet twas worth only
s32 900, 900 more than that of 1898.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-06-07
Sherif's Sale.

by virtue of "A cert flied cony of "A Decree .,
me directed from the Clerk of the pni,p'
,ircunt Court in cause wherein Richard y
MilDnrn, james :. Mlburn and Richard N
Milnurn are plaintiffs. aud >.nian Ut-kin4
Joseph Friedman. Rosa Friedman. t,eory
hoffman, Leroy Cave. Sebastian Dp.l viii.
lam ". hen lall, Albert II. stewart. Admir-
francis VI Payne and Jonathan Hopk IN ~
defendants. rcquireing me To max. ~. suu
o. TWO hundred and eighty four dollars N
NIFTY I'VE cents, with interest on said decree
ana costs, viii expose AZ Public Sale To th,.
highest bidder. on ~
SATURDAY. the 10Th day OF IL NE. A. ID. Is,.5
between the no Ir- Of 10 o'clock AN. ana 4
clock y. ", Of said day, at the door OF ~.
,ourt rouse. ~ Jasper. Dubois county In
diana, the rents and profits for "A a.. ~ no.,
rrA.eshing seven years, che follow ing Real
Estate. tO.wit 1855
The south half ~ the south half ~ ~.
north west quarter Of section No t,yrutx
eight ~, township No. one tll. ~outh ~
range Va. fivc fAl, west, containing f,rtv
acres more or less, situated in Dubois conn.
~. Indiana ''""'
" -nch rents and profits shall not -ell for a
-ufncirnt 90 satisfy said decree. interest and
costs, VIII. AZ the same time and place. ~,
pose at public sale the fee ~inplc ~ -,fd r..,t
estate. or 80 much thereof A. may H.. maj
cient to discharge sud decree. Interest an.,
costs. said sale viii be made. without NM,
relief whatever from valuation or nanr,,s,'
mcnt laws
HENRY CASSIDY.
,, sheriff Dubois County
June :. l~s5.-sw. f,.,s.
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Sherif's Sale.

by virtue OF certified copy of n he
cree 10 me directed from the Clerk ~ ~
DUBOIS Circuit Court, i'm a cause whera,,
Prox. Brinkman Manufacturing Co ~
plaintiffs and Daniel +. Miller. Tbeodor,
Ahrens, w. I Pyne Mill and sunni,
Co, Phillip Steinert, Mary Miller m.
John r. Allies are defendants, requiring
me to make the sum Of two hundred ana
thirty-one dollars and thirtv-iiv, cents
with interest on said decree. and costs
will expose at public sale, to the biyh.
est bidder, on
SATURDAY, the 22nJ dav Of JUNE
A. ID. 1898, between the honrs ~ N
. clock q. IN. and o'clock D. m. 81 said
DAY, at the door Of the Court House IN
Dubois county, Indiana, the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven
years, the following real estate. fowl,
Lot No. sixteen tl6) in kundeck's al.
ditlon to the town Of Jasper. Dubois
county, Indiana.
II such rents and profits will no, sell
Ior sufficient sum to satisfy said 10
Free, interest and costs. | will. m tha
same time and place expose 10 nuhlic
sale the fee simple Of said Real Estate
Or 20 much thereof as NAV be- sufficient,
@ discharge said decree. interest ami
'osfs. Said sal Will be made vithnn,
my relief whatever from valuation y,
pPriiscment laws.
HENRY CAs~Ipy.
sheriff Dubois County.
! ILBrRN x SWEENEY. Att'ys for pm
May "a. 1895 3w. ~ A.
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Notice i hereby given to the quaIife,
voters Of the town Of Jasper. Indiana
that pursuant to an order Of the Roar,
OF Trustees Of said town OF the 3lst ia,
OF May, 1888. an election will he held !,
the usual voting place thereof between I
a. IN. and o p. m, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of Jrxy. lso,
Tor the purpose OF determining whetha,
SAID town shall construct waterworks IL
accordance with the provisions Of IN ac,
81 the general assembly Of the state ~
Indiana, entitled AN act 10 authorize
cities and incorporated towns to con
strnct, maintain aud operate wafer
WORKS, Issue and sell bonds TO paw for
sa.a construction, repeating all laws in
conflict Herewith, and declar;p. 49,,
emergency" Approved March 25 is5o
rsEAL.1 ANDREW j BERGER.
June '95-3t.
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The lowest ticket rates Ia m. W
,sr,,l.,.fs ana general Information, Nm
lt~n''i IN application e., the t,,.,..,n N'
Line" Ia n. i..sN- Wa the Air
= vAMfHLLL, tent la-~ Agent ~'SP'r-
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Slerif's Sale.

By virtue OF certified copy of de
cree TO me, directed from the Clerk q
the Dubois Circuit Court, in a caus.
wherein Joseph Friedman and Ros;
FREEDMAN are plaintiffs, and Frances VI
blghain Is defendant, requiring me I,
make the sum therein named. with in.
terest on said decree and costs. | will
expose at public sale to the highest bid
der, on
SATURDAY, the 22i day OF JUNE. 1895.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock n m
and ! O'Clock p. m. OF said dav. al the
door OF the Court House in Jasper. Du-
bois county, Indiana. the rents and pro-
iits ior term not exceeding seven years
the following real estate. fo-wit Part
OF The west half Of the southwest quar-
Ter 81 the northwest quarter of section
number twenty-six. l26), in township
number two - south, range number
four west, and particularly bounded
a. follows: Commencing AZ a point ten
wv feet west OF a stone ut the north
west corner of the town OF st. ANTHONY.
IN Dubois county. Indiana. running
thence south parallel with the west line
OF said town OF 1T. Anthony eight hun
bred and ten $50 feet to stone marked
~ thence west three hundred and three
'5o5l feet and ten TO- inches to a stone
marked \, thence north eight hundred
AMI ten lsl0l feet to stone marked 4.
thence east three hundred and three
i5u5l feet and ten (l0) inches to the
place of beginning. containing five and
100 acres. more or less. and situated
IN Dubois county, Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell !
Tor sufficient sum 10 satisfy said decree.
interest and costs, | will. al the same
.lme and place expose at public sale the
ee simple Of said real estate, or so much
hereof as may be sufficient to discharge
'aid decree, interest and costs. Said
ale will be made without any relief
rom valuation or appraisement laws.
Henry CASSIDY.
Sheriff Dubois Co.
iRAYLoR 4 HUNTER, Plffs Attys
May 81. 95 .3w nj $40
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Died, at his home in Evansville,
Ind, Thursday morning June &,
1870, MIR. GEORGE ". LEIGHTON
aged about 56 years, formerly OF
Jasper and Huntingburg, and o
member Of Dubois Lodge A. +. and
A. NJ.
His burial will take place in the
Jasper grave yard on Friday, June
=, 1898, on the arrival of the morn
ing train from Evansville. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
say-Decoration day exercises at
Shiloh church in Madison township
on the 3Oth We're not a. largely at
tended as year ago, many farmers
being too busy replanting corn To
spare the day, and the weather be.
ing extremely hot. Nevertheless
the delightful grove was pleasant,
and the proverbial hospitality of the
people Whereabouts was again ex-
emplified, and enough were in at
N~aN"iN' W ltilQtl the tNtftl>t> lll-
terestlng. The ceremonies were
participated in by the q. A. X. Post.
of Jasper, led By the magnificent
star Band, the q. A. X. Post. of
Ireland, and also the |. 0. of II. NJ.
and the Rebecca Degree members
Of the |. O.. 0. f., Of Ireland. The
soldiers graves, and nearly all the I
other graves were handsomely strewn
with flowers, and a small l.. ). flag
was placed on each soldiers tomb.
there being |. in that graveyard.
Details OF the Posts had performed
he sam service for each veteran in
he nelghboring graveyards-aIto-
'ether about 100 being decorated.
The Jasper veterans fired salute
With their old army guns over the
raves OF their comrades, the G.. A.
{ ritual was gone through with.
he band played a solemn dirge. /
nd the crowd left the graveyard for |
inner IN the adjoining grove.
After dinner the assembly was !.
allied TO order by Commander :. a
|. Stewart, poem read at sim
ar observance at the world = fair at b
hicago was read by comrade Hun q
r, followed by addresses by com +
ldes W. r. McMahan. J. |. Greg ii
Y, and MeS>rs. NJ A. Sweeney Il
Id W. :. Hunter, with some nice q
'clamations by four little girls. J, \
hose names we failed to learn. n
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JANE. SHrPrFRs

Notice il hereby given 10 the alloy,
named defendant, that said plaintiff ha.
filed her complaint in the above entitled
cause, together withan affidavit that said
defendant u nonresident OF the State
Of Indiana. and that this action il for the
purpose OF obtaining divorce.
Now, therefore, the above named de-
PENDANT IL hereby notified that unless he
be and appear on the 23d dav OF July.
lsso, the same being the both judicial
day OF the Dubois Circuit Court. nj the
July term 1898. to be holdenat the cont
house, IN .Iasner, in said county ,n,. an
swer or demur 10 said complaint. the
same will be heard and determined in
his absence.
fSF,I Witness my hand and the
seal Of said court, this 18th
day Of May, 1898.
HERMAN ECKERT.
Clerk Dubois Circuit Conf
MiLBrRN & >wEENKY. Attys.
May 81, '95 81 MISE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-06-07

nT The silliest rot of Carlisle ;
and Cleveland's and Sherman's ana
foraker's utterances, is that the
people OF the L.. $. will be over
loaded with silver, if free coinage
prevails. We have yet to see the
first laboring man, or merchant. or
manufacturer, who complained of
having too much honest money If
this country is ever flooded with sill
yer, 1t will be brought here 10 paw
Tor something our people manufac-
ture or produce, and will thus fur
nlsh a much needed market for our
productions. 1t is not likely an,
one will throw silver into this coun-
try for nothing in return. Give the
people all the silver and gold their
products are worth, and the coun-
Try VIII be prosperous and happy
and free from tramps or strikes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-06-07

Benjamin Harrison is quoted as
saving in New York that the in
come tax decision has lifted the
burden from the shoulders of the
bondholders and coupon clippers
and placed it on the toilers and
workers of the nation. 1t seems
hardly credible that the ex-presi-
dent has been bold enough to utter
SO much truth in the very midst OF
the tax dodgers. There are few
Republican leaders with so much
courage English News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-06-07

IS 50 81 a. - DIN >i"N.
p.it. pm. sain I" 2. 70
50 i2i0 so I.v. IlncoI,, an. an. ~
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-06-07

RSWheat increased in price from
90 cents a bushel under Harrison !
administration and a protective Ia
nf,to 80 cents "A bushel under Clevc-
lands reign and the Wilson Cor
man-tariff.
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Issues Of '96.

Every voter next year will be called nm
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IN" '""gr~ssm~n. uron the nnancfa ii
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BooM-DE-AH,-See the n ,tice j,
town election about water-w ,rks in
another column. Jasper should
have water-works and electric lights
Iwo-thirds of its people are in f,yor
OF H. a water works plant can be-
begun this year, to furnish prRr
water Tor domestic purposes a. well
as manufactures and fire protec-
tion, and not place any large bur
den Of taxation on the people, Ell
Their. The town treasury has sur
plus IN 1t and no debts. and such
an expenditure on water works each
year for five years, as can be raised
Dy a light tax levied especially tor
that purpose, will extend il all over
town. Build as the people can
stand 1t, without levying an onerous
TAX 70 pay interest on bonds-in
other words pay CASH AS YOU co
but let the work begin, and push il
ahead Just as fast as the money
comes in.
Force the water direct into the
mains from wells. 1t will be SO
VOO cheaper than to build n reser-
voir, and the interest on that money
viii pay an engineer. yearly lew
OF tax OF % cents on each 500 for
water works purposes, will complete
and pay for them in FIVE years and
there will be no interest to keen nm
Or, If it is desired 10 |
push them faster, the town can sell !
about $4,000 in bonds without ex.
ceeding the 2 per cent. limit. At5i
per cent. these would require $500
year to pay interest, or a levy of
about 10 cents on each 500. and
~ cents on each 800, in addition.
will provide for the necessary OK,
enslons each year. SO il will not
e very expensive either wav
Russa tor the water works.
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Court Notice.

STATE or lNDiANA, CorxrY or Drnois. -
Dubois Circuit Court. July Term. 1895
MAMIE l.. SHIPPERS
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The apparel oft proclaims the Man >

~ ia y ever strike that mans business s,am
Al" procams the the character ~ hs ~ I,, stationery
nave r"oi CLASS The COURIER office do the work for van
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-06-07

SELFISH ENGLAND.-The Louis.
vile COURIER Journal. Of Monday
devotes over six columns 10 show
that the English government for
stale reasons, foisted and endorsed
dlsgraceful deceit upon the world
in regard to the chastity and good
character Of a female-the divorced
Empress Josephine. who if the Cou-
rler-Journal'- charges are true
should have been exposed in the
criminals dock, instead Of being
forced by the English monarch M
on decent society. And vet the
same paper devotes other column.
to trying to get the American peo-
pie take English precedents for their
rule IN money affairs-when il
knows that any policy the old rot
ten, God-fcrsaken, liberty-hating.
poor-oppressing English government
adopts, Is for its own selfish pur-
poses only, and will compel all the
rest Of mankind to suffer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-08-22
Notes from Bay Side.

Judge j. b. Redman entertained party
at the Jolly Farm" Thursday.
Mrs. A. p. Harvey, of Boston, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alonzo Day, at
the Jolly Farm
Joseph Morrison is around with his
threshing machine. At present he is
threshing Mr.. Brady's oats.
Clambakes seem to be quite the thing
at present. There were two last week,
one at Mr.. Henderson's and the other at
Mr. Fernald's at Oak Point.
Frank and Ethelyn Jordan went to a
clam chowder over to Goose Cove Wed
nesday evening given by Miss Mena Mar
shall. a very nice time is the report OF
all who went.
r. +. Henderson left on the stage Wed
nesday to take the 1.4S train for Law
renee He carried with him a thick coat
ing OF tan, obtained during his three
week sojourn here.
The schooner Al. W. Cushman, Capt
Alley, arrived at the Poiut Saturday. The
schooner was chartered to-day by Newall
Burns, of Goose Cove to carry party OF
picninkers to Long Island. Particulars
next week Capt. Alley will probably
load loan for Bar Harbor.
Saturday brought with it something
quite unusual for quiet Oak Point the
arrival OF large party of summer
visitors who had previously engaged
board at Mrs. Marshall's place, The
WllloWs.' The party consists OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. Tolman, Washington,
D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Tolman,
Mrs. Mansfield and Harry Mansfield,
Waltham, Mass. They came by boat
to Southwest Harbor and from there
by blackboard, enjoying the ride great
lv. All are charmed with the place, and
already one of them has expressed a
desire to build cottage soon. The peo-
pie of this community take the oppor-
tunity here afforded to extend them all a
cordial welcome. Ere many years the
shores OF Union River bay will be covered
with cottages Of those who seek summer
life at the seashore, without the tiresomt
sound of pleasures p and extravagancies
of more pretentious watering places.
Aug. 10. Dan.