Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 3

DEATH RECORD.) Bohall Divorce Suit. Reel Estate Transfers. Chas. rk JVacock and wife to Anna WE arc ready, how about YOU? WL DOUGLASS SHOES for MEN and BOYS. BERING FINE SHOES for LADIES.

P. Y. CLAYTOX, one of Brownstown ToDie and hnsband Tit Xnt 9H Buskirk Expresses Him- Jlfin No Uncertain Terms. township pioneer citizens, died at his home, abont a mile east of town. Sat nrday.

September 27. aged 71 case of Win. D. T8. Ce j.hill for divorce was decided 15 Tears and 7 days.

Funeral service? were held at the residence. Snnday afternoon, after which the remains were Interred In anticipation of a heavy fall trade, resulting from the excellent crops, we have made heavy purchases in our line of Bufcirk last inursaay, I lad r- 4 wv Butler's Seymour. John I anlilton and wife to Alice- K. Smith, 1 g. blk 6.

$altinarsh'e ad to Seymoui Wesle Flph and wife to John Fish, pt 2 5 2. 38 and 23 100 acres; pt 35 5 2, It acres Carr tp. John "ish to Wesley Fish, same as Minnia Green to Micbal L. Weekly, wb se. 5 7 4.

ne ee. 2 7 A. 118 acres. Hamilti tp 15 Ujiiaiiwas given me ai- cii Mr in Fairriew cemetery. Two sons.

Will and Charley, eaxYiv him. xx with alimony aad her case. Ia rendering the Fall and Winter Gen era erchandise ti: The following sketch of his life is taken from the History of Jackson ie expressed him- follows: tor oivorce. alleging lilt 1 11 lv. loOa.

separation Tntr for the past 15 Perrji A. Jones and wife to Herman Von Fafage, pt sections 3. 9 and 11 tp 6, Flanelettes, Outings, Blankets, Etc. Hosiery and UNDERWEAR for Men, Women and Children. Dry Goods; Dress Goods, Etc.

HATS, CAPS and GLOVES for Men and Boys. 5: bas bren guilty of range ffl 101 aud 50 100 acres. Redding connty; 'P. Y. ClaTton, fanner.

Brownstown township, is a native of Jackson connty. He was born September 20. 1832. and is a son of Archibald and Lydia (Dixon) Clayton. Our subject has been a life-long resident of this county.

His occupation has always been that of farming. He was married November 24. 1854. to Rebecca A. Findley, a native of Jackson connty.

born Febru tp l4.000. Elisabeth Qainn et al to S. Hatta We carry the Leading Hakes of Footwear. baughknd wife. nww, 34 6.

40 acres. in treatment 01 mm, cursed Uim aud abased vile uaniee, and msdreo tokill him iuciutrolable temper -a ti been in the habit prHpdia biiu meals and uut hr ill treat-i impvssible for hitn to -J- Jackson, tp i-V0. Elizabeth Oronb et al to Christopher Isaacs, nnd. eight ninths frac, 22" 6 5. ary 1.

1830. a daughter of Hugh A. ana 120 an Red School Shoe. 10 1(H acres, yt 21 6 5. CO acres.

ntil Ue wis compelled to Desnoyers Coutney Fine Shoes for All. RW.Wacker&Co. Bring us your Country' Produce. he did in April 1900 and BrownUown tp. Hoosier School shoe not lived together since Mindr Heira of Esther Gronb to Christopher O.

Isaac, nnd. one-ninth frac pt 22 5. 120 and 10-100 acres 21 8 5. 60 -acre. Browns- and ptj Rebecca (Ooons Findley.

who were prominent early settlers of the Mrs. Clayton bore him four children. She died March 29. 1869. lamented as a faithful wife and mother." Danikl QtriNX died at his home southeast of Sejinoar, Saturday, September 27.

1902. of general debility, aged 60 years. Mr Qainn was born in Ireland but came to America in 1853. town (Gaardian'a Deed $1,111 Ueol-ge W. Cnrauiins and wife to fit miners iu general denial of plaintiff's com- tiled a cna complaint at caase he a ban 1 th-tr children and left it tusappirt themselves.

cru-l treatHint in plaintiff, daring a long ir- kicked and beat her. i tim-e brutally strack avx walking cine, that he Kik. and cursed her. that whipped atid beat hr with a Urge switch. Synthl Vanover.

lot 103. Brownstown. I LOOKING BACKWARD. Interesting ltemsthat Appeared tn he Banner Almost a Gen. eratton Ago? Hf in quotatiuni rrprodui'il tbey appeared; others taken from general nike-up of the fdtprr.

$100. Val ntine S. VogeK Sr. to John Vogel ew 20 tt 33 acres. Jackson 75 etc.

11' Raraph and wife to Delilla J. William Abekxathy died at his home in Seymour, Wednesday, September 24 1902, of consumption, aged 27 years. He was a soldier in the Spami War. Qrtnap. pt nw nw.10 6 4.

14 acres. Ham- ilton OCR ENDLESS CIRCULATION. Jeutioi Brown et al to Nancy J. pt ne nw, 81 fi oU arce. In these days, when everv one horse country cross road newspeaper, with Owe tp.

l.e seirod and daxhed of a Kr, and call-cacs nod destroyed fnrui- hirl-v)m-. that he the wind ou i.t'ii tiriiuk and accnd thar she wan freqaect Ht night and take bmldingA. thnt be re in other women, and openly kept coui- wuoieu Mrs. Cei.ia Cox. formerly of Sey- mour, died at Indianapolis, Wednesday jniuht.

Septembei 24. 1902, aged abont SO years. Val perhap 200 or 300 subscribers, is boast Sr to Fannie V. eutine Vogel ing vehemently of having the "largest HanttocV. pt se ne.

tie aw. 84 circulation in the county." cr tf being I 40 1 IJ acre. Wasbiutton tp. i the "rfficial orgao7 of some road super ury H. Payo Knd wife to William A New Departure.

Feelina: encouraged at the liberal patronage extended me in my other business undertakings. 1 have added a new and complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, To my other stocks of goods and will give this department the same carefnnl attention that I do to my other lines. I invite the farmers to bring me their produce for which I will pay the highest market price in cash or trader I will also continue to lead when it come to Hardware, Harness, Including Bissell and Superior Chilled Plows, Harrows, Champion Disc Wheat Drills. Safety Barn Door Uingee, The T. Hacock and Laporte Buggies and Carriages.

-Quick Mesl Gssoline and Oil Stoves. Flec ks Poultry and Stock Food. Coal Oil, Gasoline. Collar Pad-. Whips Lap Dusters.

Rope, Wire. Etc. C. P. TOVEY, Ewing, Ind.

Verley, two year old danghter of Alex England and wife, died Wednes- visor or school director, it makes us feel iS. Efl ward, lot IV'i Knrtz flu. somewhat reluctant to speak of our lot? morning. October 1. 1902, of bowel cv hejr to V.

A'len, hi H'legtions against th jil iinttff, so far as i.f cruel treatment are i own subscription list, lest, perchance. 19. and SMitb blf of lots 10 and ruoie. IS a some ignoramus mitfbt tbmk we were aft 1 Wm 1 ta dd ad. to Brownstown 1W5.

Circuit Court News. no 1 eted his case. I LjOv-knMn aLt wife to Al' xntiiltr Broek and wife l-t tf. Brownetown Itc-ad. to Brownstown.

proyemeut striving to out-vie some of onr contem ty2 poraries in braggadocio. A few weeks Wi ag we stated that the mail bags fur 1 nisbed the post office at Brownstown jgjj were wholly inadequate to the pressing demand made upon them for the trans- The Anfrnst term of the Jack cod cnit court adionrned last Saturday after a five weeks' session. An examination of the records Bhows an nonsnal amount of business trans lmou H. Wright Jordan M. Pa ue, pt Be, -J-ti.

UnttwooU wtien the i'( the cse, ehe v-ry allegation made by li -proved his charze-. prepoDdr- "vi l-nc tntiiueil tir cruel aud iubumau rvitiiieut that wonld dts ire.ttion. the recital of i "'l tt m.ike obi shnd i. -1-r hw a frail i -tiii it throngh a lvng mif)ion of tbe BANNER Since then we i iw Btnhman ard wife to Charlton A. Swope et al.

eud, i't ftet blk E. Co Quite a Scare. addressed a letter to the Post Master General, requesting bim to supply the deficiency, and on Saturday last received the following gratifying response: Post Office Department, 1 WashinKton Htv. D. C.

Sept. 20, 1871.. acted, sltbonjrh no caes of itreat importance were tried. It was a grand jury term, the grand jury btiDg in session nine days. The total costs of the term were 15, from which amount, 107 50 is dne from Jennintcs county f-r costs in the McConpell road case, leaving a net balance of 713 65.

i CASES' DISPOSED OF. Telephone No. 53. iveral fatmli ltviut; ia the south wer introduced con of other women. I bad fen the part of lowu experienced qoite a scare la Sunday uixbt bv pune one trying went on the stand Wm Frysinger.

Esq knowldKeof the' "f' iu.ru..rpui1ej5crii from me win low ami uiaae finer un 1-1 tif ver s-en th-tu nntil Prop'r Brownstown Banner, Brownstown. Indiana: trirti. In doing this I successful efforts to break into the 1 itui'ther crime to the' b'lase Mr WaskoHi was not at home i The following cases, not heretofore reported, were disposed of: i Abraham Branaman Wm Beav ers.et al: jadgment for plaintiff for Dear Sir-- Iu reply to your favor of adil nmte naturally. Mr anKoin was ha committed. I did ii.

-t now. oot the knowledge of 15th. I have the honor to state HELLO uctt2Ltsu bdly friiihteued. After trying sever- 106.53. This suit was to recover for that I have this day issued instructions to have one dozen size A.

Mail Pouches al other hous. I fnralaho1 in tli. iu.ct.nli.n i au.uony in aujnst- i residence and awakened tbej At FASSOLDS' i or a nnage on gravel roaa. manufactured to order, designed' expressly to meet the existing, wants of family in trying to get in. Mr.

Louden iit-rrv rijftitu netween bf in such' sum THERE! taliy located one of the men on bis render just and i ti FOR S12.00 where he had filien asleep. will not be in worse ptrch. the Post Office at Brownstown, occas-ioned by tbe immense circulation which the Brownstown Banner has reached. I trust that tbe capacity of tbe mail hd at ouce concluded tbat the sup- with 1565 alimony, 150 for attorneys and plaintiff to pay costs of case. teed burglar was some drunk man.

Any where else I would have paid $15.00 for the same thing, its trimmed nicely and you see it fits as it should. Try him, John; he also has a nice line of The following ctty commissioner to the property 1 find tbat the defend hicb proved to be the case. He lay plaintiff the of i there until' about daylight when he were appointed by the court for Sey mour for one year, vix. Chaa. Trambo, 4 f- 4 4 4 4 4 4' 4, 4: afterward learned that It WBS ft.

irner f. Ii. IirsKir.iv. Judge. pouches ordered will be sufficient to meet the exigencies, and that no further disappoiutmen.

will be occasioned your subscribers. Permit me to tender mv hearty con Trousering from $3.00 Up. from the i Harvey M. Miller. John Fox.

Chas. jSaners, Wm. P.nhner. men were hile here became lost I Leonard Hibner vs. Conrad Leidorf; hl i in their ag a boarding Will Stop.

l-rer. which sneaksfor i wandering were boot gratulations for tbe gratify iug success. John L. Ford appointed receiver. tailor-made same dav vou order, and an elegant line of READY MADE PANTS at $2.00, $2,50, $3.00 and $3.50 louse.

Ralph A. Davis, et al. vs. Sophia vRiley" Goes to Prisoa. Davis, et al; report of partition approv ed.

which has attended your editorial labors, and believe Very respectfully." Your obedient servant P. M. G. At an early hour Fridav moraine, as that was ever shown in Brownstown. He will also clean, press and repair your old garments at prices to suit yoo.

John. England vs Mary England; divorce refused. floe Glover, tbe merchant piicuian Las wending his way home, he saw a Luan following hitn with a bat; on his John "KnHtnan. et al, vs, John F. Isboulder Saspeoting tbat the chap information wanted.

Was bunting aomethim; tbat did rot be long to hiui; be concluded ta watch him The fellow htd f'liuJfed J.e by Clerk M. y. fri ui I. G. Eawn.

B. a w. R. R. railroad accoiuuio- Sept.

26. 1W2. -ra. brownstown. lal.

the 2tb inst. on ptfsoenger ac-: station, my letter, we to huI tn the coin of your town, and creat hardship to stop tram being very t.r. yet werealiretbe i rH ult foi your popl nt Indianapolis nnlesa Sitterdicg; to quiet title, venned to Bartholmew county. Lizzie Carmicbael ys. Otha L.

Carinichel; divorce granted plaintiff. 'EV i ASES, Mary Goodwin. Oliver Clouse. et al. home aud priceeded at ouce to go after Mrs.

Glver's chickens Je uisde detour and landed ou the chap jnst as he bad jerked the hads off of two fine "Can anybody tell ns whether Frank Falk has any fresh oysters? Lovers of ye luscious bivalves look lean, lank and hungry, and unless Herr Frank comes to the rescue, we fear thev will perish. Frank Falk, "for what and for d.n't yon get fresh oysters, aud then tell tbe people von have got 'em. btrks. and bad atntfrd them into tbe ex parte proceedinga sack, and arreated him aud brought! Hamlin Carr vs. Xancy Carr; divorce.

him to jail. Tbe Teliow gave his name rtru k-rr aaUeo Clendeninit and will irt tbe ltt JB-Ufc- usual I to 3, no doubt Cedford Eater- Kate Lee. has been appointed guar- prie. dian of the minor, heirs of Andrew J. REAL VALUES That is wh-i you get when you buy your Groceries, Provisions, Ca.

ed Goods, at The City Grocery, And what is more, a dollar buys more there a stop. Therefore. tiM.irratioo of the sob- i-. to i-i-ue ti 3 shall stop at From all reports the above uas tefer deceased. ence Riley Clendeuin.

formerly of Cyrnt E. McOady has been appoint- thi place He was tried tbe next day ed administrator the estate ot John sentenced to the tate prison Jonas, deceased. I Miehitfan City, wh-re he will no jebt George W. Beadle has been appoint- Auction Sale. In order to make room for new goods and to close ont certain lines.

Mrs. Brodhecker will have an auction sale at her store roem r-t o3 pasener. realize the extreoH make in reaching this amuae bis fellow pnsaoers with an oc- KOardian of the minor heirs of i ed guardian ot the minor Hi! it will be appre Isaiah Bedle deceased. than elsewhere, uive us a trial ana be convinced of these facts. casionil "trip of the 'poauta Saturday, October 1 1902 Yonm trnlv.

1. 1. RawN.Gen. Snpt Painful Accident. Highe Ikxly Found.

Market Pi ice Paid for Produce. Phone 77. Free delivery to All Parts of Town. While working on John Terkborn a when tbe goods offered will be sold to tbe highest bidder. The stock to be offered consists of 200 pair of ladies' and children's Shoes; 4ft pairs of Robbers, Marriage License.

Chaa. G. Dailey to Nellie O. BedeL Geo McCoy to Ida May Vance. Richard Keal to Mamie BatUr.

John C.Groab to MiUison Louisa Miles. John Book. Jr. wet with a painf aland Ky 500 pairs of Hose, of Dress4 Friday, statiug that this the young map it.tv who eo mvateronsiy Patrick Shields to Lizzie Dnrgios. H.

H. BUENING, Prop. serious accident. He was driving a nail when it broke and a piece of it fiew Gnstave Scharfenberger to Laura 1 fiia the house of George about twjo tt nr. WetzeL Chaa T.

Stewart to Rachel 3d. Bedel. Martin T. Bedel to Alice K- Murpnj. Albert Phillip to Catherine Klein.

B'ge Hall to Cora Knight. Wm. A. Clayton to Add Skinner. Goods.

Flannels. Notions, Laces. Ribbons. Facinators, Caps. Hoods.

4 pieces ot Jeans, heavy blue Cottonade, nn-t rimmed etc. The sale will commence at 10 o'clock a. m. ont miss this opportunity of secaricg some bargains. These goods are now separated from other stock and will be sold at extremely low prices from now nntil tbe auction.

s-iir asm had been found. It wi the cornfield where tie bd t-en working. The ia that he committi into his left eye. He xrame to town and Dr. Heller gave him medical attention, bat the chances are very strong that John will lose the eight of that eye.

which is very unfortunate for him indeed. Married Four Couples. 'Sinire Finley. of Vernon township. GASH MOCER 4- Sheep for Sale.

Fire at Vallonia. Special POR- 1 sT i sale 20 Ewes and Raiis Respectfully. Mas. L. Beodhecker.

a I to.s years old; also SO Ew ahd r.DnnDi PC DDnvicinwQ rniiMTDV Sxvixhb5ct. I A small fireoccur-red here last night, which destroyed Law ton Jackson's coal and wood bouse. irn. Tk i did a ''land office' matrimonial business last Sonday. when he united four couples in marriage, -viz: Maitin Bedel and Alice Murphy; Charles Stewart and Rachel Bedel; Charles Daily and Nellie Bedel; George McCoy mad we esaa.

a sp.rt1. reritT Shronahtre 1 I MUWWWJ v. i -Please Settle. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the undersigned are requested to make settlement of same without deiayl VerT truly yours. W.

Zabei. r. 'eooiolete desrrnction. The low wm i laa. ai.

a nee. id mree ceaew oe- LARD AND BACON. Our goods are bought ibj; spot cash, -which en- ables us to sell as low as the lowest, Our goods are all newf no old stock on hands. Highest Price Paid for Conntry Produce in of ade. amount to abut 500 covered by insurance.

long to one family. '-5 i them or calj 'phone 23. Thos. Bsaxamax. Healer Th5 Hot Blast Air Tiht loreuce.

ourna nara or ttui cvj, jtt paid prices or or and or wood, will heat more space with less Ld Ta izn ICcn tl in casW WanteJ. All the Irish Potatoes that you have, for which I will jay tbe highest market price. CP. TOTEY. PHOTElOt- Durment at Schneider Props- fuel than any store the same size eigubm manafectared.

Try one. W. Bolles'. sf.