Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 35, Number 39, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 June 1893 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER

FRIDAY,

JUNE 0, 1893.

Knleredil thI'iMofflcetJiper IndUn. fortrn-

mUilon throngli the mall a croud-cU roittr I

each would insko 1150 a inonth-per

year $1.800

I'resent street hin pa anil repairs -w

Total receipts and saving to the town Subtract cost of operating

2.200

COUNTY FINANCES.

121,774 86 21,701 '24

25 80 j

5 00 507 91 C7 00

Tho Electric Lisrht Plant For

Jasper.

Somo old fogies in Jasper, who aro always afraid of tho town spending a cent in public improvements, but who aro otherwise good citizens, always, though bebind the ago, are, tho Courier is informed, circulating a remonstrance against the Town Hoard contracting for an electric light plant, to bo prcsentod to tho Board next Tuesday night. Tho first thing tlioy should determine, before putting thcmsolvos to any great trouble, is, whether thoy aro not too late with their objections, as they are generally witli all public questions. Tho potition for the electric light was not gotten up in the dark, nor was its surprise to any citizen of Jasper, for thoy all wero informed in regwl to it. Tho law was published in full in the columns of the Courier, and every one bad an opportunity to bo informed fully as to the steps to bo taken to procure tho much needed electric light plant by the town No misrepresentations, of any kind, were made by the one who circulated tho petition , in order to obtain Signaturen to tho petition, and any one who asserts the contrary is guilty of falsehood. The Courier speaks of what it knows, and whilo any remonstrance h now too late, it desires that thoro should be tho fullest understanding in regard to the entire matter, as it is informed tho roraonstrauco states that there was misrepresentations used in obtaining signatures to the petitiou. But does the remonstrance come too late? The law says :

"Sec. 5." "Upon tho examination of

aid bids, If it shall bo proved that tho price asked for said plant shall exceed

more tbau two per cent, of the taxable value of said town, as embraced in the

tax duplicate of said town, for that cur

rent year, after subtracting from tho amount of said bid any moneys in the treasury of said town which could be applied to said contract, then and in that event the contract shall not be let, and said petition for the erection of such

plant shall be rejected; but if it is under two per cent, the contract shall then be

let: Provided, That if any citizen or

cltzens shall in that time proffer to said

town, and securo the payment thereof, of a donation to said town of a sufficient aum of money to reduce tho sum to be paid from the towu treasury of said

town bolow tbe two per cent, of said tax duplicate, then avid petition shall not bo

rejected, But tue Trustees shall proceed

to contract with the lowest and best

bidder for the construction of said elec trie light plant."

The Board has in its possession three

proposals irorn as many tltllercnt com

panies each one under the amount fixed by the law. The Courier ondoavored

to get tho bids for publication, as did al

so, Dr. Kempf. one of tbe Trustees, but

was unable to obtain them to copy, but tbey are below the amount fixed Tbe

time for a remonstranco to the Board, it

any should be presented, was at tho same

meeting at which the petition was ore

sentcd. At any time after that meeting it is too late for any effect. Otherwise a Town Bond could nover bo brought to any definite proceedings at all, and petitions and romon strancea might Mop

an oiner uusiness inuefinitely. o . .

oumo goou citizens, nowever, are

afraid the town will not bo able to sup

port its plant after it is built. There

are many towns smaller than .Jasper L. 1 t. ft It

wnicn nave nau electric lights for years,

anil others, like Rookport, whero the

stores and residences are furnished with electric lights, and make tho plant pay, but where tho towu refuses to light its

streets witu u at mo price per light demanded by the owners of tho plant, and

miior piacos iiko uaKiand City, Petersburg, Princeton and Washington, whore the tax payers pay the oloctric light companies Iron $70 to $85 per light pur year, lor lighting tho streets, whilo other towns get all their street lights absolutely free by owning the plants as a civ il corporation, and selling lights enough to individuals to pay tho cntiro expense of tho plant. This is what will be done In Jasper after tho first year, when people become acquainted with the light, and tho taxpayers will bo saved tho 1400 a year now expended for street lights that fail to light. Letourpeoplo make a littlo montal calculation for themselves of the cost and incomo of tho plant tho town has determined noon, ami it win m, . .m

Id a somewhat raoro cheerful framo of

minu. we will submit a few figures to aid them in this calculation : Tho Treaa.

urer uiiormcd tho Board that the towu had about 1800 at its disposal at Ik l...a - ? . . ... "...

uo meeting, xne highest bid on

piano was $8,300. Apply 1700 ot

County Auditor's Kcport

To the Board of County Commissioners of Dubois Couutv. Indian, and lecelnts

1 S33;and expenditures of couutv revenue for

the lisca; year ending May 31, 18U3

Net protlt to tax payers 1st year $317, II oil llirt full ffKV KtUKU'TS.

lights capacity it will bo readily seen theiBilauco on haud Juno 1, 189! profits will bo $2,517 por year and the From taxes Courier has faith in tho good judgment , Ballltfand jury fee of tho Town Board that all tho 500 Kerry License lights will bo demanded before many Specific and reedinptiou of years. It docs not believe that 250 lights) UmU will bo sold the 1st year, however, butjChaugeof veuuo the town Trustee scorned to claim so. j Tho Courikr thinks a slight tax of nott Total exceeding 20 cents on each 8100 will bo expenditures. required the first yeartomeot tho interest on bonds, and ledeom ono-tenth of) ;;7? .V?,;,,,:,,,,., tho principal of the bonds, as required , ub,lp B uildiug -

enough lights will in all probability be Onicor.6 ,

soul to meot ail necessary requirement. ,, It is simply a matter of calculation, audi"".,,

can be easily determined as time pro

Tho above receipts, too, and expend oad8 ,Hd K'hwaya aro based upon an exclusive night scr- ltdi U stationery

..Inn nl II. .tl.nl Whnn il cliull llrt 111

yiuu ui iud jiiaui. .,-.. c...... ... , . ,:-:.. n...i t-:...i

snccnsfiil oneration tho neon e will xiiuuujj

find that nutnerou

and conveniences

hotels, stores, shops, etc., to 20 horse "volont institutions

power for running machinery of various - 1"4ul kinds, will be dcuiHuded all over ihr-,lVu 0,o UtJ!l,Ita. .

town, where an electric molnr nl (he oP"iou8ni -

power desired can be supplied imm the; "H'i"uu wir. ....Ill tho nlii.it will hrt run nil da V.i peilSO Ot School I-UUd

also, to supply power, resulting in a Mill !i,",al Judßc

greater protit to the ttxpayer.

And what an advertisement it wI tie for tho town, too ! Think of thii, yp

COUNTY FIXAXtJKS.

Specific Criminals

ration tho people will .f.üverluS ,aud l r rou-smnll manufactories'1, 1J(efuuded ep, doman.ling from one K"ot". r, a- with electric fins al ructions - -on Benevolent iustitutl

U. K.

Uiilitf

44,141 80 '2,139 30 3,706 Ü1 88 76 - -4.254 70 32ti 20 Ü.173 25 447 CO - 402 20 550 17 1,722 85 - 125 70 28 94 - 766 43 2,336 45 344 53 21 80 92 60 - 1,184 00 89 28 73 05

5 00 29 40 377 50

ltuport of the Board of County CoiiuilHülonurK To tho Superintendent of Public Instruction, for tho year ending tho last day of Mav, 1893, as required tv acetiou 4,400 and 4401 Revised Statutes, CO.VURKSSIONAIi TOW.VMllf KUNO Amount of fund held in tru-t us shown by report of

June, 1892 - - 16 852 3

Amount of tiiud received

from other counties on ac

count of divided Congression

al Township fuud, sinco last

roport

widc-awako citizens I

County Assessment. Tho County Assort has completed

tho tabulation of the assessment fur 1893, as made by the Assessors, und it is found tho county canerally tins made a very

creditable iucreao -the only pl-ices fill

ing back being lnone township nnd

Birdsoyo. öoiiio singular ihin&r are !

disclosed by comparison. Fur iiist ince,

lluutinguurg has uecreaseu tu number

of polls, but increased in the number of

dogs, while Jasper uas increased m tue

number of noils, nut decreased tue

number of dog. We suppose the de

crease iu Jasper is owing to the mad dog

scare of last Fill. Visitors to Birdseye say a boy can't thiow a stone without bitting a dog there, and yet tho Assessor ouly found four in the town. Tberiliiust bo

larire number of visiting dogs. An

other remarkable thing is that Jasper.

with four suburbs, whose residents have

near $100,000 worth of property, which is not aunexed to the corporation, should have $8,800 more personal taxables than

Huntlngburg, with Us larger population,

and all the suburbs taken into tbe city limits.

Taxpayers generally will be interested

in a study of the comparative figures in

ine lonowiug mum, niuuiy luiumncu i.ic Courier by Couuty Assessor Kendall:

Total Expenditures i'rcti-iucr's Fund

$20,580 20 420 00

Z2$i' ZUSZr

-It -

tr;

ir;

I a: il i a v y a ti s - v y

:h5

f p J u s a 'i e 3 C' V O O 3 CI

o

- o t: Ii - - fc X

m g '2 L1 !j -1 r 5 5 'i ? i

e - - u

fc-HaaSc.n'jjs x s!

the

tbO SUrDlUl tOWAril navintr fnr tlm r,trt.

and if the Board deems It wUn in m

y ' Jt will uocessitate the issuo of

i.owoioonas.at b per cent interest Now let ui see the cost of operating : Interest od $7,500 per yeaj 450

ions oi sieara coal at $1 por ton 3G5

engineer at vu per month 480 Boy at $20 per month 240 nil l . . . "-mv

yjii mna waste ft per month 48 4 per cent for repairs 300

total Uperatiai coBt 1 nai

Ihe plant is to have a capacity of 600

iuuuKtHi iiguis in addition to tho

ireei utnu, as resolved by the Board.

iTHumur that the Moard aciml in.

wisdom atid knowledge in adopting so I arte a plant, and that one-balf tho nnmMr of lights will be sold the first year

- u mi Vwr ngni per raontn, (which would mike them cheaper than ordinary

cui on laaps, ana cheaper than the

jbb ngnis are sold in Uockport, Boon villa Itik t. . . '

w Vi u leiersöurg or wasDiDgtoo. whsra nrlvat

WlllpUl)lhtw2IIOlTih&.t

a

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J)

2

liUOlJU'PV

It.I

Cr iiul Totil Expenditures 2l,J36 20 leUCUIitn III CACcr-a Ul CX-

-leiHliMiica - - -j23,I05 60

Ut':(JL'Clluli submitted, John' Gramklsi-acucu, Au.luor Ü u Oui Couuty. Approvcit by me IJutiru ot County C-timuiiM-iiifia. Jiiuu term, lö'JJ. A. 11. lVOKKNEU,

President Board.

COUNTY FINANCES

Treasurer's Keftort of Coudltiou

ot Couuty ICuvouue for tho Fiscal Year ending May 31, 181)3.

STATE OF INDIANA Cou.vtv ok Duiiois. S Coiuuiissioner's Court, Juue Term, 1893. To the Honorable Board of Co mini csioucis of taul Couuty: RECEIPTS. Balauce on hand Juno ltt.

1892 BaUuce uu huid June 1st, 1892, Uedemptiuii ot LiuiU faxes .... Jury and Bui I ill Fees Ferry License -Special Judge

specific and Redemption Ltuds

Veuue

25G 11

291 37

- 15,814 40

None

Total $16,103 77 Deduct amount of Fund dis

tributed to oilier counties on

account of divided Congress

hi township Fund, since l.nst

report ...

Total amount of congression

al township ncliool fund held

in trust it. this dato

Number fjfe acres of unsold

CongressBal Township

School Lauds.

COMMON SCHOOL KÜXDS.

Amount of fuud hold iu

trust by tho county as shown

by report of Jutie, 1892 01,522 73

Amount 8iuco added from flues and forfeitures by Clerk

or Court - - -Amount since added by fines and forfeitures by Justices of tbe Peaco

Total amount of Common School Fund hold in trust at this date - - 62,379 48 CONDITION" OF THE SCHOOL FUNDS.

575 00

281 75

SPRING IS HERE

With its Muilo.s5'ind showers, und HUh und Unworn, and tho

tmy 01 "üioiining iiouso ior tno coming unit or Htiinuior. You hIioiiIi) b

und noid your temper, your who's teiupnr and tho hi rod help's teinner

fuilrthlo way to do so Is to cull on

onsciniPht Mt(t

Mretti An iu

GEORGE W BROSMER

mid supply jour huubu with new and UmUtn

liiriload of compelling the women to scour tho walls. Iiis about as cheap . BiOfiner's prices, (from 15 to 30 cents per roll) nnd :i grout doul neater ri.I,,i.. 1 -1 !..;.. .. m... .1 1 1.. .it 1.1.!.. . . . ' '""Ir

huh inure uiiriiunu iiki;, iiiiiii hiu vvui iuwiiii kurwi)uni. x oil '.v 1111 1 10 same work, too, on your Honrs by getting

vi the

For them. Brnomer bus samples of nil styles; 150 patterns to seloct ft oni am tit prices from 15 cents a yard up, to suit jour Ude. A new carpet may nvi vou more than It co-1 in a doctor hill if your wife docs the scrubbing of ynur iloor GEORGE W. BROSMER N. B. I f you want good bread und ckp or eonlectionery, remember my store i headquarters. ..March vt

Funds safely inrosted In the Co. Treasury Total fuud (11 Treasury ut Inst Report i'iid within the year Loaned in the yoar Collected wittiiu the year Interest now delinquent How much of the Fund is represented 0y forfeited land ?

Congrs'l Coiuinon To'nship School 15 558 7U Ü2 320 05

255 Gl 50-13 15,814 40 03,371) 48

331 43 2 52$ 40 2,066 2(5 944 00 319 3G

150 00'

26 13 7 2(53 55

8.09 00

3,185 83

1.176 GS

21,910 00 9 99 21,71(1 25 '2i 80 5 00 6 00

Witness our hands this Gib day ol June, 1893. Joit.v GiWMELSrACHER, Auditor. Jacob Buugkr, Jh., Trua&urer. A. II. KoF.lt.VKK, ) J.vo. J. Ai.lksj, Coiuiuisionors. Co.VRAD JaCKLE.S

COUNTY" FINANCES.

ot

Change ot

517 90 Ü7 00

Net Gain 200,008.

The Mt. Vernon Democrat is makina

life very unpleasant for Congressman

Taylor. Wo know of other Congressman

woo ueservo no tetter treatment at

tho hands of tho Democratic ncwiDa

pers of their espectivo counlies.-

uuntinghurg News.

Itlght you are. Brother Pickhardt.

Why don't tho nowsnaner men of ihn

oeciinu uisirict opan tticir batteries on

would bo third termer BreU? He do

serves "no better treatment" and is one

or me Deputy Presidents who should

00 retired to private life. Mt. Vernon

uomocrat. Don't know. Perhaps tho news

paper men of tho second district will

wait and seo whether Bretz wants

a third term or not. Iluntiugburg

. ...

11 wouiu really tie to the credit of

tue ist and 2d districts, if tnntlmr.

Sparks and Pickhardt could ahed tl.ntr

oriiiiant elTulgonco over the dullness of

me next Congress-hut then the Cour.

ier hopes they will not consent to dr,

scend from tho high position of editors

to mat of omce-soekers. It would ne

cossitate too great a tost to the Democratic editorial fraternity of Indiana. Don't do it, gentlemen.

Total Receipts

EXPENDITURES. Assessing lieveuuo Public Buildings Bridges ....

Couuty Officers

Insauo -

Poor -

specific -

Crimiuals ...

Bonds aud Highways Becords and Stationery

Jurors -

Advert sin' aud Printing

Tax Kefuuded

Poor Farm -

Elections

Benevolent Institutions

Coroners Inquest

Hoard of lioilth Fees and Salary ol County Superintendent Redemption ot Lands Expense of School Fund Special Judge It. It. . Bailitr .... Treiis. Fund (new law) Total Expenditures RECAPITULATION. Total Receipts Total Expenditures

44,292 91 2,144 05 2,700 21 83 76 - 4,254 GO 284 25 2,167 75 297 8S - 477 25 403 70 550 17 1,732 45 - 125 70 26 66 7C6 43

2.333 70

345 2d

2U 40 - 92 50

1,181 00

9 28

73 05 5 00

29 40

377 50 450 uU

$21,025 98

44.292 94 21.025 98

hand June 1,

Balanco on

1893 - . - 23,200 96

Respectfully submitted, Jacoo Buruek, Jr.

Treasurer Dubois Co. Approvid by the Board of County rt . . . . .. -

omiuissioucrs, June term, la'JJ. A. II. K0Ka.NF.1t,

President Board.

RkElected. Tbe Township Trustees met at tho Court bouse on Monday last to choose a county superintendent for tho ensuing two years. All the trustees were present except tho one for Ferdinand. It took but a short time to decide tho present Stint.. f.f.r

R. Wilson, being ro-clectcd by a vote of

nine 10 iwo-uasa aim Harbison voting for Mr. M. A.Seidl, of Cass township. Tbe selactlon is a good one, Mr. Wilson has made a progressive Superin tendont, carefully looking after the edu

cational interests ot the County, and his

re-Biecuon was moro unanimously

1 A.

nianded by tte peonle ironcrrallv nvor

the county, than tho vole of the Tru .,1ktz, McFau, Ss Bretz, Ally's.

taca itininAtoa. ' tun.n iom j.

Ailinlni.stnitor'H Sale ot Itcal Es

tate.

VfOTICE Is hereby given, that by vlr-

or an order of thu Duhoi Circuit Court, the lcrsigncd Administrator,

with ins win annexed, or tho estato of

Leopold r . Miller, deceased, will offer

ior sale at public auction on the prem ! , . l tr.i v n

hu, uu uiu iüiii u-y oi.juiy, löuj nn

equal undivided two-thjrda of the fol

lowing described real estate, situitc in

utiuois county, Indiana, to-wit:

The South-west quarterof the South-east

quarter, tho South-east quarter of the

south-east quartei and the South-cam

quarter of thn South-west nuarter. all In

Section No. (33) thirty-thrce, Township No. (1) one South, Range No. (3) tnroo West. Terms: One-thlrd cash in hand; the residue in equal payments at six and twelve months from date of sale, with notes at 6 per cent Interest from date, waiving valuation aud appraisemunt laws, and secured by mortgage upon tbe real estate sold. Sale will be in at 10 o'clock a. m. Loots Scit.VEM., Administrator.

with will annexed.

ICeport of Couuty Auditor To the Superintendent of Publlclnstruc tion coiicernins: Congressional Towu

ship bchool Funds belonging to Town

ship-) divided by County lines, as re

quired by suction 4330 Revised Statutes.

IMSUUK-EJIENTS TO OTHER COUNTIES.

230 92 42 40 5 78 8 70 C 45

. , BEWARE OF FRAUD. Auk lor, n.nl iiiniNt uuun having: W. L.. DOUtiLAS MlOEu. NououcuMlne wlttiuut V. L. Uoualiift niimn und prlro hi limped on bottom. .Look

inrii.wiiun youuuy,

soiu OTvrrn'Bcrc

W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.

A sewed shoe that will not rip; Calf, seamless, smooth inside, more comfortable! stylish and durable than any other shoe ever sold at the price. l?very style. Equals custommade shoes costing from fa to 5.

The following arc of the same high standard of merit:

$4.00 ami $5.00 Fine Calf, Ilatid-Sewcd.

3.50 I'oiice, Farmers nud Letter-Carriers.

3. 50, 1.25 nuu a.oo ior working Men.

J.00 nnd 1.73 for Youtli nud Hoys.

j.ou nanu-aeweu, FOR

a.50 nua a.oo Hongola, J LADIES.

$1.75 lor Misses.

Sh0

WILL

XT 18 A DOTY yon owe yonriell

vo gei me Deal vniuo ior your

tuauBj. tKionomizB in yoor

JoolwMt Dy purchasing W.

represent the beat valao

at Iba prices advertised

Asmousanas cantettlfv. Tin m, was.

Tttf irsnl fW Uioa ?

Will give exrlnalve ante lolioe tlrntrrn nnd enirrnl bhtcIihium wlirro I linvr no ScntB. Write for min I a it 11 p. Il'nnt lor lo in raur pluce nend direct to l-'uoiorr, ntmltic Mind, nlzuand width wuuted. PostaBeVrec. W. ti. Douglas, lirocUtou, ?Iiib.h. Miirch 10-:im. I'r .S11I In .lupcr Uy.lOlIN A, SKUMKKSHKIM.

Town I 11, r 3 w, Martin Co.

Town 1 11, r 4 w, Martin Co.

Iown 1 u, r 0 w, üiiviess Co.

I own 3 s, r 3 w, Perry Co.

1'own 3 s, r 6 w, Warrick Co.

Total

291 37

ItECKIPTS I'KOM OTHER COUNTIES.

TI n, r 5 w, Martin

Tis, row, Pik. Co

T2 a. r 6 w, "

YS n, r 3 w, Pcrrry

T3s, r 6 w, Warrick

Total

UhIu'u

Due

13 92 10 35

Mince Reco'd G4 40 51 185 80 13 92 C 45

21 27 256 41

Still Due

3 90

3 90

ss

STATE OF INDIANA. ) Countv or Dunots S

I. John Gramelspacher, Auditor ol

slid county, cortifj that the above is a correct statement of tho condition ot

the School Funds of divided Congressional Townships in which this county U interested, as shown hy the records on

tile in this ollico. Witness, my hand and sual, this 5th day of June, 1893

Jnnv (iRAMFXsrACitER, Auditor.

JULY493

-AT-

Kastner's : Kall!

If you want to enjoy yourself on July 4th, cotno to

And help mskoono of tho jolliest and

niosi pteasani crowns over irot together

to coiourato July 4, in Kästners

Ho has obtained tho best of minir. for

the occasion, will havo a splendid din

ncr and supper, and everyone can have

a good time.

Will begin

when ever wants il.

tho company

Philip Kastner.

Inno 8. 18H3.

Popular Sunday JlvcurxioiiN.

Thn L. E Sc. St. L. Cons. H. It. will

oll excursion tickets limited to date of

sale between all local stations at hall

raten, 0110 fare for tho round trip, every Sunday during the Hummer. These excursion have becomo very popular giving as thoy do, the opportunity for a days rest, and rccrcatlo 1 among friends and relatives in tho neighboring towns at slight expense.

Ticket Agents will furnish full infor

mation as to rates, tiinos of train, etc. tf. K. A. Campbell, G. P. A.

A 1 rl ernpeel? RRFFR I MH STOCK 'Fun

Charon 12072

1 " -it

(Standard Ilrcd aud Registered Ilred bv W. J. Neely, Ottawa, III. Foiled October. 1889. Sired by Ncal, 3S01. 1st dum, Miss Doyle, by Ottawa Chief, 2450, record 2 :25. 2nd dam, Golden Gale, by a son ot Like' land Abdallah, sou of Alexander's AbililUb

3rd da 11, Ldy Woodburn, by a sou of Pilot Jr, 12. 1th dim, Illoiidin. bv Mainbrino Chiof. 11.

aire, Ncal, 3802, hy Knchaiitcr, sue of ICtisi'Mi. 2 :28. who

aigll, 2:082. LllCllUlltnr iS a lir tm:ntr nnn nf A dm ' iiiul i-.i

aiiibletonian.

He is a great 8 ore Horse and served 20 mares last year nt 50, every one of which proved to bo i i loul. mm'o 511 u,ako S'C"t stock horse and a rcc Iioi-ro it given an opportunity. I LIIMS $10 ch ; I5 to instiro with foal or $20 to insure a living colt. Other standard bred trott-i s and pacers on the farm. Come and see them. Wt a-stiinc no risks.

is thn

; 11 l-jlitit or sou

sire nf l'.lue ot Ilysdyk'

April 21, 1893-2in

Sebastian Anderson, Ireland, Ind.

'a

,ITE STTJ3DIO.

will bo executed

Is now open to the public. All kinds of photographic work

iu the liest and most artistic manner. Crayon Enlargements a Specialty. A line baby carriage will ho prt sentcd to the handsomest baby photographed hy us up to July 10 Tho contest to ho decided hy threo disinterested parties. Don't Fall to l!riii in tholiuhicM. Brown XSnthofen, Comer Oll & Jackson. Up Stairs. Jasper, Ind.

'If

4

At tho head of tho procession of SKW IN( MACIIINKS, us shown at all the Fairs, were tho DOMESTIC and

HOUSEHOLD

taking premium over pvury other make Purchasers of Iipko iiiachinr, alo, run 110 rlkof n law Hiiit lor lufi ltitrc m'titol patent, an the company make; it a point to dual honorably with every 0110. II you want the Liest Mucliinc on Kurth, get one of these from George P. Wagner,

Jasper Ag't.

ly2-t8J 2

UNITED HOTEL MILL ST It E KT, JASPER. AUGUST :-: KAEGIN,

PROPRIETOR.

Thn traveling public will Hud thi hoiHo well furnished and fitted every wny, and the best of attention will 1,0

given to tho wants ol guests, J 0 n,r nituro nnd hods aro all now, nud jf

able will bo found supplied wiin

best the market nilbrds. Terms rcncon

able.

Aug. KaeginMarch 10-W