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CITY OF SAVANNAH

CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE BOARD SANITARY COMMISSIONERS,
Sept. l3, 1898 J
The following resolution was pissed at q
meeting of the Board of Sanitary Commits,
sioners held this day, and is published for
information of all concerned:
Resolved, That all persons who have come
into this city from Brunswick siuoe ye'I7w
fever made its appear; n e in said city, be re-
CURED to report to the health oalcer, TO whom
they shall state n Ter what circumstances
they came to this city
Resolved, further, That all persons who
have come into this city from Brunswick since
September 9th he require q to leave SAVANNAH
Immediately with all their luggage.
JOHN j. MCDONOUGH. Chairman.
W. f. Drummer Health Officer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE BOARD OF SANITARY COMM'Rs,
SAVANNAH CA. Sent. IL 1893.


OFFICE BOARD OF SANITARY COMM'RS,
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. Is, 1893.
Citizens are earnestly requested to coop
crate with the health authorities in sustain
inga rigid quarantine against Brunswick. 1t
is necessary for the preservation Of our health
that all persons from Brunswick he kept out
ofthe city. and citizens are requested to aid
the authorities in apprehending suspects who
may be in the city at the present time, or
those who may in the future eYade quarantine
and enter the city.
All persons are warned against harboring
people from Brunswick under penalty OF the
law. All persons are also warned against
spreading false rumors as to the existence Of
yellow fever in this city, and all good citizens
should report to the city authorities the
authors of all such reports 50 damaging to
our every interest.
JNO. j. MCDONOUGH, Chairman.
w. 2. Drummer. Secretary.
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AP0LLINARIS.
the conviction of lifetime in order to
obtain allies from the camp of the
enemy" Laughter and applause.

the conviction of a lifetime in order to
obtain allies from the camp of the
enemy" Laughter and applause.
THE DIE IS CAST,
Mr.. Stewart rose and his first sentence,
''Ihe die is cast caused a ripple Of
laughter to roll over the galleries.
THE surreptitious and fraudulent act
OF 1873 demonetizing silver is ratified and
confirmed said he The gold kings are
victorious. The labors of their cham
pion, the senator from Ohio, Mr.. Sher-
man, are crowned with success" The
Trojan horse was within the walls OF the
national capitol, but the betrayal and
capture Of the white house and the two
houses OF congress was not the end
of the war
Mr.. Stewards last words were: "Let
the vote be taken. Let the object lesson
go on. We will abide by the result"
THE BILL PASSED.
At 7:20 o'clock the Vice President put
the question on the engrossment OF the
amendment and third reading of the bill,
which was agreed to without division.
The vote was then taken by yeas and
nays, on the passage of the bill as
amended. The vote resulted in 43 yeas
to 81 nays, 50 the bill as amended was
passed.
Those voting in the affirmative were:
4NANs'oAs'. kllNlt ILL., AIlltLN
Carey, Cullom, Davis Dixon, Dolph, FaullS-
ner, Frye, Gallinger, Gibson, German,
Gray, Hale, Hawley, Higgins, Hill, Hoar,
Hunton, Lindsay, Lodge, Mcmillan Nc
Pherson, Henderson, Mills, Mitchell. of
Wisconsin; Morrill,, Murphy, Platt. Proc
tor, Quay Ransom, Sherman, Smith,
Squire, Stockbridge, Turpie, Villas, Voor-
hees, Washburn, and White, Of Louisi-
ana-43
Those voting in the negative were:
Messrs. Allen, Bate, Berry, Black burn,
Butler, Call, Cameron, Cockrell Coke,
Daniel, Dubois, George, Harris, Irby,
Jones', Of Arkansas, Jones, of Nevada.
Kyle, Martin, Pasco, PETER, Perkins,
Pettigrew. Power, Pugh, Roach, Shoup,
Stewart, Teller, Vance, Vest, Walthall
and Wolcott-32
The following pairs were announced
the first named being in the Affirmative
Allison with Mitchell, of Oregon; Chand-
Ter with White. of California; Wilson
with Colquitt, German with Morgan,
Palmer with HansbrOugh.
Mr.. Voorhees, moved that the Senate
adjourn until tomorrow at u o'clock,
and at 7:50p m, for the first time since
Oct. IL, the Senate adjourned.
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sE1eNoRAaE ON SILVER.
Secretary Carlisle's Reply to Letter
From Senator sherman.


Washington, Oct 3O.-SenatorS Sherman
has received from Secretary Carlisle a
reply to letter of his, concerning the seig-
noragc now in the treasury.
The Secretary says that of the treasury
notes issued under the Sherman act, $50
395 $40, have upon the demand of the
holders been redeemed in gold and 81
224 1872 in silver dollars.
The Secretary's letter shows that the
scignorage on the silver carried under
the Sherman act amounts to s6,977 ,O9e.
Since July, 1891, S,794, $40 silver dollars
have been coined and there has been no
coinage of silver dollars since May, 1893,
except 500 in proof pieces
The silver bullion on hand Oct. /, last,
amounted to 1877. 666, PSI fine ounces, cost
ing 1924, 56l 428. With the probable pur-
chases of October Mr. Carlisle thinks
there will be l39, 466,257 ounces Of silver
bullion in the treasury on Nov. /, the cost
of which will be $l25, $50 929, aud the
coinage value $3.50, 320,O0S, giving seigno-
rage of S54, 431 $50.
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A TRAIN WRECKED By A COW.
The Engineer Killed and the Fireman
Badly Hurt

Charleston, S. c., Oct. 9O.-Information
has. just been received here of fatal ac-
cident which occurred on the South Car
DINA railroad tonight about Z 80 o'clock
The accident occurred at Ridgeville, a
small town about So miles from here.
Through freight No. SO. for Augusta, ran
over cow, and the entire train of IA
cars was derailed Engineer John
Whaley, of this city, was killed and the
fireman badly hurt. The train was badly
wrecked, but full details can not now be
obtained. All of the officials of the road
have gone TO the scene Of the accident
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A " Z : K
OF
BIG BARGAINS
At
GD)HAN ! boomers.

81 so White Blankets at 97c pair.
So White Wool Blankets at So 23 pair,
81 White Wool Blankets at So 81 pair.
SIS White Wool Blankets at 81 20 pair.
ST White Wool Blankets at SIS IT pair
So White Wool Blankets at SIS 46 pair.
81 SO Bed Comforts at 81 each.
So Bed Comforts at 81 AZ each.
So so Bed Comforts at 81 73 each.
So Bed Comforts at 81 SO each.
81 Bed Comforts at So At each.
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Heavy Canton FlanneIs, extra widths. a.
G l-4c, l-3C, 10 and IL 1-2c yard.
Extra Large Damask and Huck Towels
knotted fr:nges, Csc each.
HOneycomb ard MarseiIles from 73c To
SIS; extraordinary value.
big drive in remnants Of Table Linens,
Ladies', GenIlemens and ChIdren's All.
wool and AerlO Underwear, in whites. urays
and tans, at prices that keep them constantly
on the move. Look al cur Canton Flannel
Drawers a! SOC pair. They are unapproacha.
bic.
ESQ dozen Ladies' Fast Black Hose. extra
fine qualify hgh spIiced heels, goods wa
guarantee as good as any 4Oc goods ever
offered in the city. This week they will 20
al Csc pair.
Ladies, dent forget that in our Dress
Goods department you can be always suited.
IT you want reliable goods, correct hints and
latest WeaVeS you can always procure them
from US, as we are continually picking up
same attractive lines. IL will pay 10 examine
our stock and compare our prices.
.Mg2MzuggzMuxp5
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NOTICE.
CITY OF SAVANNAH.

MAYORS OFFICE, Sept. 1S, 1898.
yellow fever has been declared endemic at
Brunswick and the citizens of that Inflated
city are in distress ard need the necessaries of
life. A subscription list is open at the office
of the Clerk of Council where cash suhscrip-
tions and all other donations will be received
Packages of all kinds donated for the suffer
ers will be sent to Brunswick by the S, f. s.
w Railway free Of charge.
JOHN J. MCDONOUGH, Mayor.
Attest: r. f. REBARER Clerk of Council
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. 50, 1888
The annual n Getting of the stockholders of
the Planters LIZ " Mill Company Will he held
on WEDNESDAY. Nov. !, at the Office of the
treasurer BY oruer Of
GEO. S. OWENS. Tr ,sident
GEO. J. MILLS, Secretary and Treasurer.
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it. was that the ineandescent
Ugh of the non-p1r'is3nsAlp o- the p
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cotiltton
was cast across our pathway anu y'ls
democratic administration was feEEal'd
IN al us non-pdrJisdH petle'li'a' NI1H -
uncoadluonaI repeai oahAe. sgHt Ill 'l9
hands equally OF thr fepHollcads' nv NJ
Wuups anu oeH-oertt5. i-duE yVI. ~
OH was 10 pass sdlt ~. ~. a On. -
mas oeen taken oIt OF me laHu9 Oh 'uI
democrats anu lh9 ,l,,,I3
haI 10 DC CoHSull'i ~ - LII
De cone ailI tllG I.lpoollCtI pa ~ 80,
pc more lhHhlITI. Ie9Pv-9tDtg ~ -"
ulLlGhaI repeal uuaH "oU'u '1o i'"'
c'oI-C l'drtt oo,,,,7osco5 Nh Hale
l = y, ao4 Ni0'e1' -'-i i''''''
rep, vi NitIilg' .,,., ..,.,...,.. f.,-,,
~ 'lOrIo!3 ,iC'oI$ iuI Iu1 -,
Ono saiu hlL GchI'-iL
-, ~ ~ q 49, 80 =, Nj. o.
elGi4 1dCA " .iS l." " 49, - ~ ~
reii Ciosst VIZ tllo fiInj 70 ~
80 80 , ". s'le tSn Pon,ii, 1orfv
49, r., ~, ~
''''1' D-i' wy y .'...,-
NJ. C,o.a,- ro, ofyV,,o1,u,y defended
his position on the repeal bill He then
referred 10 the speech OF Mr.. WOlcott on
Saturday, in which he said he was ad-
vised that Wyoming desired repeal, and
Washburn had made a prefer Of the
vote Of the senator from Wyoming, ana
his authority is not questioned. That,
indeed, " said Mr.. Carey. lis offensive,
and l do not see how any senator could
rest under the imputation that another
senator had proffered his vote. ! did not
take Offense at what senators said IN the
heat of debate, but gentleman
who retires from the world,
who prepares his address, commits 1t
to memory, and recltes 10 with great
dramatic effect, with change Of cos
tame at each time laughter, should
have considered so far as l was con
Cerned, my rights in this matter, and
should not have attempted 10 place ne in
this position. have never pronered my
vote in this body, and / never shall
Mr.. Carey said he should vote for uncon-
dltional repeal, although he favored
compromise. Mr.. WoicoLt had said TO him
that he desired no compromise, and II the
senator's from the silver states went home
empty-handed it was their own fault.
woLcoTr EXPLAINS HIS STATEMENT
Mr.. Wolcott, rep, of Colorado, then
.Tt'3,.o I44 10, s,iI.;o,, ~
e,ar+o - ,3-'I,,.i-.,id tt l,l
sor,a,o,, batL 6nJ 3,,ar.toJ 55 ,ost
80 ,..r.osa+oJ i,, li,,inlr -,
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w lIloli u va " vi, w oiiIi,LA
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" eIl.I,' Us, Mo w.
are are, una III Ia 'ol VI lIe dIu ul!iuI
toe u st.' .li ~ ms
oooS y d s'il.tooi' ~ Los 9uIS a'lo NJ
"Olu, ouu Pe.llll.V0u d SonaIoL lIoiu an
If the senator from Wyoming is con
tent with his position, have no
ooJectlon TO make 70 IL. leave nm to
ms constituents. lie may be contented
with his vote. leave nm TO deal with
the people VINO sent hlil here. L should
have not answered the remarks that he
has made; 1 should not nave ret called
upon TO take further part IN TINS debate,
had he not seen lit TO go far out OF his
way with personal illusions, Infinitely
petty and small.
THE pprpAp,rroN- oF sprrcurs
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Rather General sorin Very III.

South Bend, Ind, Oct. 3O.-Very Rev.
Father Gen. Sorin, founder of the uni
versity of North Dame, is very low and
his death is mostmomentarily expected.
He has been in poor health and gradually
failing for several months, and it is be-
lieycd to-day that the end is near
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regretted that Mr. Culberson had closed
such an able speech with an appeal to the
Democratic party to oppose it,
At 400 O'Clock Mr.. Dingley closed his
sDcech and the House adjourned.
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FROHSINN. AHOYl

There will he a general meeting of the
Gesang Verein on Tuesday next, Oct, 81. at &
p. IN. Turner nall. a full attendance of both
active and passive members IS desired. Re
frcshments viii be served after the meet ny,
with the leading beers OF tue city as dessert
Z.
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NOTICE.

Neither the master nor consignees OF the
British steamship AVALON, Cox, master
viii be responsible for any debts contracted
oy the crew
II MINIS & Co. Conslgnees.
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WEDDINGs.

Wedding Invitations and cards prime. ~
epgrovse M Inc shortest notice and - I'll
--latest styles we carry au e1teus!N, '..- and
selected stock OF nne papere euF'' tlauu.oa
cards especially for such orders
sent on application. r5of-sE
MOANING NEWS PRlNiINo an
Savannah. Ga
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TIE SEASON

For weddings and presents is now on. and, II
YOU want an article Of real merit and fun
value you can get it at J. GARDENERS.
lls Broughton street
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

We are selling Lumber, Sash, Doors and
Blinds at a very low price, and it would be to
the interest of parties contemplating build
ing houses to call on US.
A. s. BACON & SONS,
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C.B. HUIET CO,
COTTON, GRAIN, PROVISIONS STOCKS,
90 Bay street,
Board of Trade Building.
Representing Atwood, Violet & Co.. New
York and New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Lamson Bros s. Co., Chicago Board of Trade
and Purnel Hagaman Co., New y ork
Stock Exchange.
TeIephone 164.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

STEClAL HCiiCES.
ANDERSON STREET is IN 1T.
Right at the northwest corner of Aber-
corn street the progressive establishment
II. F. KUCK
is managed on good business principles
and sells LIE PANIC CIGARS for a nickel
a piece. Cali often and procure a good
smoke cheap.
TIE IOHENZOLLERN
Shiver Proof Underwear,
Health Preserving Underwear,
Health Giving Underwear.
For sale by
FALK CLOTHING co.
Y. II. G. A. COURSE ENTERTAINMENT.
LOTUS GLEE CLUB
AND
MISS MINNIE MARSHALL.
Masonic Temple Hall, Nov. 2, SIP. III.
Admission SOC. Reserved seat &c.
Tickets for sale at Dr. L. c. Strong's drug
streets. Box sheet open at B Ill and Jones
streets.
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Tickets for sale at DR. L. c. Strong's drug
s. ore and at Y. NJ. C. A, Bull and Jones
streets. Box sheet open at B Ill and Jones
streets.
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Heavy Canton FlanneIs, extra widths. a.
G lac, 8 1-3C, 10 and IL 1.2c yard.
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Floneycomb ard MarseiIIss from 73c To
SIS; extraordinary value.
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once Bryan and Whitaker streets.
PROCLAMATION.

A. S. BACON & SONS,
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Il did not make the statement" dis.
claimed Mr. Carey
For what purpose did the senator use
the article,' asked Mr. Harris
Ia conclusion Mr.. ClrcJ lid thai he
still thought that the sentence 20 which
he had referred ia the speech Of Mr. VOL
colt on Saturday was uulustihci. and
that il was dIshonorablo Tor q seua tor 10
cr senator
alr Butler, dem. OF South Carolina
cal upon the senator fr.u Nebraska
IMr Henderson who had called him.
sir BuJ.er. t0 order some days ago for
words spoken boo debate with Sir Hu|.
800 b, sOuclim" rise. toa lulu. of order to
cali the senator from WtImip- to order
] ass that hls words Doe taEal Gown
THE senator nom S1uth Carolina"
replied .hr Henderson, "i8 20 pafui5tlc
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The Proposed school Tax Itcduc'
ton Of FIVE Cents.

The recommendation Of Cows. Chase
and Mathews, and Auditor henderson,
for reduction of 1--WE cents In the state
common school levy, thereby incress'
.iny largely the taxes OF most OF the peo,.
nj. Of Inaisna. is meeting with q good
aesl of active and deserved opposition'
since its practical workings have been
The figures heretofore
puhlished the CouRIER have attracted
" idc.spread attention, and numoer ~
members Of the Legislature, VINO nave
lheen counted upon 10 follow the o'ste
others lead. ss demsnded bv the ino''
snspolis clique Of wealthy stockhoIder'
in corporstions. have written ie'ters' ~
firming their Independence o. ana "
|, position to that clique. and their ne'er"l
nation 10 vote in favor OF the interests =
their home people A good drsI Q
c,edit i due 10 County Auditor TRAN
elspscher. OF this county. for the in'e'os
:, n. has shown In behslt Of the masses =
the common people generally. ne WI
(, week sen, 10 the Democratic member
lot The Legislature the follow ing c'rcu'"'
: calling their attention to the propose
. increase Of taxation:
To The Democrats of the Indiah
Legi- -lature.
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has to make. In accordance
with it's valuation, TO make up the loss
You can get the valuation or assessment
and number OF school children, rom
your respective county auditors. Take
your time, and figure II ont. and cast
your vote in accordance with home In
terests. regardless OF any pet schemes
the State officers may present 70 the
contrary.
There are no petitions necessary IN
this question. The following table Will
show howa cent reduction OF the
State School levy will affect Dubois
county, and Dubois county Is none OF
the poorest by snv means.
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Representative w. q. Hsrkics, OF
Adsms and Jay counties, .s drafting 2
bin providing for the creation Of board
OF railroad com missioners 10 0e appoint.
I'd by the governor. The bill wall be
|verv airailar to the one that became .
law In the State cf Iowa, and Wall also
Include some o.the best features d tne
law governing the Missouri commis'
|siouers. II provides for three commis.
siouers, and will empower she courts 70
enforce its orders. Ii 1t should become
law, and il Ia thing that has proven
very popular among shippers, II would
10 q great extent revolutionize the con-
duct OF the railroad corporations opera
ating within the Stste.-lnd. Sentinel.
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NOTICE.

A-OTICEis il hereby given that 20 mucb
~ Of The land, aud lots de-cribed J"
ia foregoing list. a. may be necessary
Ia d,.charye the tuIl smnun, Of -aid tax
.s in,.r.s, AMI charges thereon, que
.,,a, m. ouu.rs thereof ~ the time o'
sale. will he sold At puh''c anc'i"" y
The Court Ho a.. ~ the town "' Jasper
puboi. county. Indisns. on the ~ VI ~
"a, IL F,rruqr, 1898, ween me nous
., 10 n'clork =. ~. aud .. ~. ~ ss''
aay IL thr manner prescribed bv law
aud that such sale will be cnnnn"'.
from a, 10 ds,. until all OF said iann
and lot sre di.posed OF
JoH~ GRAMELsPAcHFR
Auditor Dubois Co, Ina.
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|. The late Dean Stanley was remarks.

|. The late Dean Stanley was remarka.
bic for q very scspty use Of action n
nreacbipg. lfter q certain service H.
Wcstmins,es Abbey ne said to HE wife
II never before in my lite 50 toucnel
the congregation. They were entranced
Every eye was upon me from the nrs'
y ord TO the last" Whefeupon Lac
stanley made snswer: mo wonder
, our gloves were inside your hat, Az
v hen YOU took IT of they remsined OF
top OF your head all through the Ger
mon
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JASPER INDIANA FRIDAY. JANUARY q, 1893.


val l60; taxes due io
Vinnen Simon no 3640 pt n pt - sw
sec 34,t2. 6, 2 acres; val 10; taxes
due a6 cents
Wehb Mary Ann. no 1864 pt 60 sw. sec
27t2 1910 acre. val 80; .axes
due 65 cents
cAss TOWNSHIP. 80. II.
Reutepohler Dsn. no 4l69. pt sec "a,
3,r6, l acre val 45; taxes due i.'o
rERprxAND TOWNSHIP. NO. IL.
Lu,z Ferd r. no 1893 5 + add. Ferdi-
nand, in-iot 26, val $40; taxes due S35
JASPER.
Indiana Brewing Co. no 1868 l.
5, l. right of way, Jasper; val loo'
taxes due 6 95 I,
Schuble Agaths. no 6ll9 kundecks
l., adj. Ja.oar. ~ iu-io, i9; val SOD !;
taxes due l6 73
HuNTlNGBuRG.
Mueller Jo Il. no 57l7. Iiuntinghurg,
n, in-lot Z: val IS: taxes due ls
Schm.r, Anna. no 5s79. Huntinghurg,
n, il lot 10: val 500; taxes due 3 "a
Weismsn .Jno ". no 1861. Hun'ng-
lhnep. u, in-loi l3: val $40; taxes due
IL
BIRDsEyr.
Rundy I II. no 6OO7, pt SO nv, acc
25 t2r3. 26 100 acre; val 30; taxes
due 95 cents J.
R.,l.s Louisa, no 60l7 Rrdseye. in
). lo, 90: val SIS; taxes dns 81
. C.rrol .In- ". no 6O26 pt ne nv
acc 25.t2. RS. 8 acres; val 45; tsxe
}. due ] "a ,. r,o. :, :,
no. 6O27 and 6llS. Inman's add. Birds
eve. VI m-lot a5; val 800; taxes du
,.774
: Carroll Hickman. no 5000, Borden
add. Brd-eye. in-lot o2 VA l'o' TAX
es due 44S
Jarhse william,
H.. e,,62 ~ nwsw,s ar 4s 100
Inu,s,'s AID, BIrd-eve. pt in-io
lns 100 aud 10; val 43O; taxes du
22 48 ;,
k,ng John B. no 500. Borden's ad
Dlr,..r,e. Ut in lot a.; Val loo; TAX
CT due 4O2 !,
Lohn VIM. M 6o77. Koerners al
= Birt.e,e, in-lois log and lU'; vs' is'
. ,sQe. due "a :,
'e' Leonard L,hie A. no 607s B'rdsey
esin.lot 80; val l70; taxes hne -
Miller Frederick, no oJs3 hor't'
l.ladsi. Brdseye. in-lo,s to snd ol;
22O: taxes dua 90
Sc. Miller Harmon, no 6O54, border
s.; add. Birdseys. in-lot 64; val 20; tai
due SO cents
O'Donnell Anna. no e09S, Koerne
res add. Birdseye. in.iot 80; val 92o; ts'
~ due bS5
100 solemsu Jos, no Gill. Birdecye.
lots 6 and z; val ITO; taxes due o
Wsddlc Eliz +,
no 6I23. pt ne NV, sec 95. 2. 8 =
80 :. pt se sw, eec IS, ( 9, >
100 ncres /: val 80; taxes due O2
Wells w r. 10 6l25, pit Va NV.
as. 3, l6 100 scres; val 20; ta
4 due 5O7
due STATE OF ISpIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY,
I. John Gramelspacher. Auditor.
and for said county. do hereby GER
49, that The foregoing is q full and corr
lli,t O, lands and lots returned deliuqu
ue. for the nom.ps, ment OF taxes due 10
lA'e on. from the owners thereof, for
wear 1891. and former years, togr'
due VIZ" ,nc 80. "a Interest
charges due thereon. as appears on
A., cord in my office.
o's In testimony whereof, have here'
set my hand and official &c
80 iLs jasper. this ~ day OF
~ uary. 1893
-. JOHN GRAMELsPAcBER,
~ Auditor Dubois Co, In
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

Teacher = "Is il correct for me 10 a'Y
t.e girl ia beautiful, or the girl are oeau-
,iirl?"
Boy -"Neither." -, -. \.
|correct?" .,-.. 90 yD
Detroit Free Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

The indianapolis News psys thie
bries bu, we'll mcrited compliment tc
Senator David Turpie:
"ln Indiana IL has done well 10 the re
election OF Turpie 10 the Senate. "
has nut forward . asfe. scholarly mat
who has the intelligence TO sppreheno
that parties do not live by bread alone
lnor by butter either, bot must 0ripa
forth fruit meet for life"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27
Peaches Killed.

Hiram Dean, the southern Indians
peach king. reports the peach buds o
killed oy the late cold snap Osne
fruits ere considered cafe. The col.
weather has also killed thousands o.
Quail, whole coveys Of them being founo
frpzou
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-01-27

The Chicago later -Oresn Is az sitnseh
IVA, 1, can not he consi-tently charged
with attempting to promote 'ts own
rar,;culsr interes,a when II u'ters these
= otds OF wisdom "You can Away
iinlve a town aud it's people b, ifs news
papers. Never buy town lois OF ~n'
where = poor half starved newspaper =
published. Newspapers these days H'
necessity. not luxury. They are =
cheap that the poorest can have me"
unless he 10 running . bill ct the saloon
1, matters not how many city papers
man NAV take, he should give an homes
lsupport 10 his home papers