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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-12-15
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPEY BAGS AND EILLCE%

The subscriber is now receiving his fall
and winter stock of Boots, Shoes, Trunks.
Ne. selected from the best nlanu;:r,oi.,rs il;
the country, which he offers at vcry low .cl
ccs !pr cash. Ills stock consists, IN part, rs
follows, VIZ.
Gem .e:ncn's fine pump and wclcd Boots
40 DO and common waterproof
Boots
do do Opera Boots
do do and common pcggcd Boots
do do do do Boo,ccs
do do waterproof do do
40 do light Shoes and Bootccs
40 Heavy Oregon Boots
Il" C:o;l and Lasting Caters
do do Congress Boots
La! cs' coorcd silk G1:,e-s
d" l. acn and black Lasting Caters
10 Lasting, Congress Boots
do white XII aud Satin Sips
do black Kid Slips and Ties
do do do Caters
do do do Blsn!:I Tics
40 do do morocco walking shoes .
DO do Lasting Tips
Misses blacl; morocco Polka Boots
do bronze, ,l,orocco lace do
do 10 and coorcd morocco Buskin
Ties
do school snoos and boots
do KID sips and Ties
do Indian Rubber shoes
Boys fine cali pcggc'I Boots
do do do do Booccs
90 do do do and scwed Boots
>, do Kip scwcd and pcggcd do
Together with great variety OF Chidren's
Shoes
-AI.SO-
ti"c Ii"rcHing Irn"hS, Carlci Bags, Va
mrcS' @ Hchc"i ant Nurse SGchelS, common
Irunhs, Mems o,m Bovy fue fyo,b o,w S;n
C9pS' in'"Hs Sin Veiru Cnps.
tn! &inS, Sole mM upper Leather, Band
amt iHr'cSS Leather. Paiem I,coiLer. Ljuiun
Gm bInaA" Skins, Cou Skins for .S.nIl'cS,
b'"ch -H"occo Skins, Shoe Ihrcad, Yucks,
dc. dc.
GEORGE ALDEN.
tHindcn' Oct. l3 1917. so Ii
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Cheese. Cheese.

- 0.HVI5Cs 0EHVVSC.
8 dozen rich Imitation English cheese,
3 do boxes Hatch and Winchcs,er's cheese
mild and rich, weighing to pounds.
= dozen English Dairy do
Pine Apple do
Received by wagon from Ga,lsdcn.
DICKSON g. I.ATTA, Ell
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A c A r D
WILLIAM MATIIIESSEN,

No' l"l' EaM Bay, Corner Of Quccn-.St
tUARLESTON, S G.
Fashionable Clothing and Tailoring Er-
'aoi'siilinht, and every variety of Gentle
mems Quitting. Goods imported direct from
Enropc.
March 10, 1917. 10 #
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BANK AGENCY.

The subscriber continues to aei.as
Agent in both Of the Banks in CanidcH,
OH tho usual terms. $ss<
p. w. BONNEY.
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FOR FALL TRADE.

TIE Subscihcr VIII, during the Summer,
make extensive additions to his Establish
mcnt i'll the way OF Room, so that he will be
prepared this Autumn, to shew his customers
one OF the largest and richest stocks OF DRY
GOODS i'll the Southern country. twill
be his intention as heretofore, to keep cvery
article in the Dry Goods line. Particular at
tcntion pai'Ito all styles of LADIES' RICH
DRESS GOODS AND SI{A WIS.
Our Front Sales Room will be very much
enlarged and will as heretofore be devoted to
our Retail Department. Rooms in the rear
will he well stocked with all the lealinr
styles OF DOMESTIC GOODS, EEP,
SEYS, BLANKETS, OSNlBURGS,
dc .Sc.
1t will he our cnlcavor to offer to purchas-
crs one OF the largest and best stocks in the
City, land at the lowest possible prices.
f. w. BANCROFT,
253 King st. Charleston, S. C..
N. Bin Chambers, over 255 Kingstrcet
we shall, rs usual, offer to Merchants and
others, large stock at Wholesale, at prices
well worthy their attention.
July 7, 1917. 36 If
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Cider Ale, Porter, &c.

p In,S, cHecss tAc.
2casks London Pale Ale
: do Philadelphia do do
= DO London Porter, in quarts and pints
10 baskets Champagne, lavorite brands
boxes fine lemon syrup
8 common do do
Strawberry, Raspberry and Pine Apple syrup
Just received by wagon from Gallsien.
DICKSON & L.ATTA.
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ujA BrEH, who has hccn in charge of the
Mcssrs. Bl.tlctt's business in this place,
since ISL, respectfully informs their cus;o-
l'crs' and his friends generally, that having
The sole conduction OF the above concern, for
MIR: G: w. Olncy, he hopes by attention and
assl'u''y,to merit continuance of patronage.
Camden, Oct. l3, 1917. 50 ii
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Ee REMOVAL
OF THE Efy
CHARLESTON .SYORE

~ . a
CHARLESTON .STORE
DICKSON g., LATTA would respectful
~ INFORM their friends and Customers thatthey
have removed from 4leir old stand to their
new n,T i, Brick Store s,. aAe tba Camden Bank,
iy,, new and fIifSsS sortlhsSg of Choice and
select Groceries, Which they offer FOR
"a ~, at small advance on Charleston
prices. L t.4-.t e''
BacOn and Lard.
North Carolina Bacon
Leaf Lard, i'll barrel and kegs for sale by
DICKSON & LATTA.
Camden, S. c. Sept 20, 1S47.
Raannls, &c. &c.
] cask Reynolds Hams
l Lacock's do
Smoked Beef, choice pieces
Bologna Sausage, fresh. Just received nv
DICKSON g. LATTA. :
Mocha and Old Java Coffee.
Teas, Chocolate, Cocoa, best and common
loaf, crashed, clarified and Havana, and brown
Sugars. Also-All kinds of Spices, whole
and ground,
DICKSON e. LATTA.
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Tans.arinds Taa syrup.
Rctai!cd by the pound, bv
DICKSON g.. I.ATTA.

Oils.
Best winter strained sperm, solar and trail
Oil, for sale by
DICKSON & I.ATTA.
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E'icklch SALMON. Ngackcrcl.
;, Lochhne aacrring, &C.
3 barrels pcklel SALMOND No. |
do MACkEREL do l
81: $$?:: q: !: S 5; 5; $; $: !: 5: S: 5: $:
Whole aud half kits do do I &, .
Quarter barrels Fulton Market Picked
Tongues.
Kits l.oclInc IIcrrinrs
IL Salmon ana Mackcrcl rctailcd by the
s.nrc one.
Sept. 90. DICKSON g. J.ATTa
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Preserves aard Pickles.
East and West India Preserves, in
jars If all sizes. Also,
Pickles. in half gallon, quarts and
nint Jars. Capcrs, French and Spanish
Olives, krichnp and Sauces, received
by wagon from Gadsnn.
DICKSON & I.STTA.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-08-26
RAILROADS.

Permoni Central. Il will be seen by the ad-
vertscment of the treasurer, that a dividend Of
interest is soon to be paid to all stockholders
who have paid the assessments called, or who
shall bring up arrears ON fhe 3lst inst. TO get
the interest, you must apply in person at the
treasurer's office, or give authority in writing to
some person to draw for you. The latter can be
done through the Bank of Montpelier. lnqnir-
les have been made as TO the forfeiture of unpaid
stock; we therefore reply, that by vote OF the
board all stock on which nothing is paid is for
feite1. unless payment shall be made or secured
before the 10th of Sept. OF course, If this con-
,dition is not complied with, the forfeiture is COM
pctc without further action by the board. The
amount is not very large, and for the credit and
profit of the subscribers we hope it will be re-
duced by the 10th proxmo. We would also re-
mind stockholders that their privilege to take
bonds expires in few days; they must act
promptly therefore if they would not lose their
opportunity; we mean those who have not al
ready availed themselves of their right-which
was done promptly by the knowing ones among
our monied men, to the full extent Of their power.
No chance offers for Investment of money equal
to this--and this is limited to stockholders, or
those who obtain stockholders rights.
OGDENsBURGH ROAD. The letting Of con-
tracts for 60 miles of this road are advertised in
io-days paper-so the reader will perceive that
this great work is going ahead.
New ROAD PROJECTED. The Boston Post
says: Surveys are soon TO be made for rail-
road between Troy and Bennington, to connect
with the Vermont and Massachusetts at Bratte.
boro, and it is hoped all differences between the
latter and Connecticut river road will be adjus-
ted by branch to Greenfield. New York city
is very DESTROYS to intersect at Bellows Falls the
lines to Vermont and Canada by a cross road,
which shall take all the collected trade at that
point down the valley Of Connecticut river to
Hartford, and thence by steamer or railroad to
the emporium Of commerce"
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Soaps which injure tile skin and
SOAPS which are beneficial to the

com pIexion. Aho there hundreds of SOAPS of va
ous Kinds and manufactures, still is difficult 10 obtain an
article which is free from deeterous Ingredients There
are many who will soap upon their face be-
cause it rrintcs and inames he skin. Soaps containing
muratic acid, besmOn, essential ellis, mecuthl prep0ra
tiOns, nitro upentue, called oSgcnlzed, for ing
grease spots from clothing, fancy soups cOlorcd with red
precipate cOchinea nknu root all very injurious 10
the skin. Their tendency to Tftae the cutce, dry
tho pores and instead of removing the Of the
skin the surface, such pmpes hloches, &C. they
drive them the skin iIom which salt Rheum, Ring
worm aud other diseases burst forth from the surface. No
soap containing uIpenIine and other Ingredients rocommcn
ded for removing Tar, WAX on, &C. from clothing Is
upon the skin.
II you wish purchase pure and good toilet cmolcnt
use RAILWAYS CELEBRATED CHINESE MEDlCAT-
ED SOAP, 40 which, instead ofating, smoothes aud pu
rifles skim opens tho pores, ceanse the
sells from all morbid and corrupt humors, caused by the i'm.
pu othe fluids healthy action to the cutice
which renders soft delicate, smooth, sweet and nir
medical properties selected from the most see
and exotic roots shrubs ard flowers, extracts and balm in
the whole matcra medca. For the speedy OF salt
Rheum Rngwom, Erysipcas, Rash, letters the evil eff
by ho bites of musquito this delicious Toilet
Emolont stands beyond the reach of rivalry As exte
of pimpcs bNtches pusues, TAM sun-burn &c II
has been cxceed by Of the productions OF chem
isiIy. speedily and eiiectualy Transforms dark, saow
and disfgued vsagcs TO cear, fair and beautiful complex
ions For Cleaning Teeth Railways Soap is highly
mended For shaving is unexceed For general toilet
purposes it is superior all imported French, English OF
Berlin Soups being entirely free from the irritating
dletorious Ingredient. Always ask for RAILWAYS SOAP
if you wish avoid docterous articles it is sold for only
10 cents por cake. BE careful to that each cake is
signed K. c. Railway and only to tho advertised agents.
Railways Chinese Modicated Soap Depot,
No , Courtlanl Strot. N. y.
CAUTION. No Chinese or Moderated Soap is genuine
unless signed r. c. Railway. Purchase only OF w. Scott
Montpelier A. &. Spear Burlington; w. b. Little & Co.
Boston, j. & K. G. Railway, N. Y. 3l4w
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TO the sick and Afflicted.

bOsTON, Sept. !, 1870
Dear sr-I take pleasure In communicating through you,
40 all whom il may and the public generally, tho
usonshnr effect truly wonderful medicine has had
ON mo have enjoyed perfect clh for four five years.
Physicians told that my liver discussed, and that
mi ht day do with consumption Lust September 1885,
took slight Guild which produced hacking cough this
continued until February 1916, when added another cold
cough incIensed soon lost my appetite and my strength
filc For six weeks could lay upon my side swcut
very much nights raised considerable blood during the win
ter, aud could not speak loud word for weeks With
those bad symptoms had very pain in side and
between my shoulders general debility followed was
confined tn my about eight weeks. had buried sis
ter aud brother; both died with Consumption. expected TO
die mgself-my friends also despired of my llo AT thls
time uncle who had been benefited HIMSELF advised me
to take
DIR. WtsTAR'i BAlsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
accordingly procured bottle, took it, aud felt some oct
ter obtained another, aud thu,thon ceased tn bleed,
and my cough much beter hut my disease was sodoe
y rooted obliged to continue ing the Bsam unit
had taken bottles can honestly and truly say,
believe Dr. Wisat's Dusam Of wild Cherry saved my life.
MRS MARY D. GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs. Gould-lssisted
in taking cnio Of her during her sickness believe und know
the above statement to be true: - .
MRS. G. ?. PRESCOTT,
MRS ). BACHELDER,
No Commercial street,
None genuine unless sguod I. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale rs :. w. FOWLE. 1873 Washington 81. Boston.
l-J-For sale by s. =. REDFiELD, Montpelier, VI. and
agents generally.
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LEXINGTON

WHEREAS, application has been made the under sign-
" ed Justice of the Peuce within and for the County OF
Essex aud State of Vermont by numher of the popetos
Of tho and undivided lands in the town of Leming
on in said county of Essex, in amount of more than
sixteenth part of said eors requesting 10 call
meeting OF such proprietors These therefore notify
the propreors of said ana und 'ded lands in said
of Lexington, meet at the dwelling house of Abdel
Bodgett, said Of Lexington the Both day of
ember next, O'Clock in the afternoon upon the
following matters, to wit:
lt To choose the officers Of said meeting and
pIoprieors.
ID, To see the propetos will to settlers, the lot
lots upon which they live or occupy aud improve in lieu
of n draft to them.
Sd, make draft of the lots of undivided lands that
have been surveyed and to accept Of sail survey and the
plan thereof.
4h To allow the of expenses of the survey and
the lots surveyed to deiray the expenses
making the division
dated ut Guidha in The county of Essex, July 9TH, 1877
80 WM. HEY WOOD JR., Justice Peact.
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Deatbs.

In Thetrord August l,h, Mis-. Cynthn Runsead, wife of
Roger Ranstead in the z III yoaT of her age
In Berlin the 18th Instant Auu NJ. Pratt, aged a.
Printers in Hartford Conn requested &c.
In Paiufed, August 9th, Stephen +. Perkins aged 81
years.
In Topslan Aug. 10th, Mrs. Ezabeth wife of John Mutt,
aged 20 years.
10 ST. Johnsbuy, Aug. 6ih of consumption, Mrs. Lucy
Stevens widow of the late Dr. Morrill, Stevens, aged AZ.
In Danvie July Miss. Louisa Brock, recently Of 3arnot,
aged 10 years.
In Morslown, Aug. 9Th, of dysonery Rev. Isaac H. Pet
ng aged years. months and l6 days, formerly Of Dan
Vile.
In Cabot, July 10, Mr. Isaac Kmba aged rs, formerly of
Danvie.
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Brighton Market, Aug. "a.

(RopOTled IoT Tue BOSTON TlnVelIeT)
AT market $50 beef cattle, 700 stores, 30 Jokes Of work
inc oxen 40 cows and calves $500 sheep and umbs aud
about 1850 swine
BrsT CArrLr. First quality $685. second and third quail
tiles iom s. TO 6,25
STORE Cattle Dull aud sales were not roticod except
two GEAR olds-some taken at S5 IL.
WoKKIN0 OxEs-Snes made at sos, - ~, 80 and 1906.
Cows AND CAVES Sales noticed at SIG, 49, 49, "a und A.
SHsEP MD LAMBS Lots OF old sheep taken z, IL 325
Lambs at l,75a 2,75 and 50.
swINr At Wholesale 5 l2 for and l-2 for bnHOws
Al retail from 6 ~ TO 7 l2 and 81 per b.I
n Il. Market duh for beef and stores large nuIabo
of both remain unsod at the close Of ihe market.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Indian Vegetable Pills are pos
tive and certain for this distressing complaint because
they purge the body from those Bilious llumors which ue
she only of headachc gddncss, and sick
noss &c, but ofa ''thc ills which flesh is het to-"
One % box of the above named Indian Negenble Pills
-nny n single dose will frequently eury off the most vo-
client of headache but in of long sanding
alone is wanted in Ter to make speedy cure of
every description of headache.
WRIGIlT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS also aid and
improve digestion and purify the blood and therefore give
new life and vsor the whole frame, well as drive dis
of every kind from the body.
Beware of countelfeits Of all kinds coltcd with
sugar others made resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine The safest is purchase OF
the regular agents ony of whom may be found in every
village and town in the state. -
qCj-The Genuine for sale by s. X. COLLINS, s. P. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN & DANFORrH, Montpelier.
New England Office, l9S fremont ST. RostOn. 80
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MRS. c. p. PRESCOTT
man


The public particularly cutioncd Against purchasing
imitation articles pretending have the effect as
Browns Satsaparil and Tomato Btters Never buy the
Sarsaptrlll and Ddndolon Pdnacoa, Kttcdgos Tomato
Bicrs Extract of Sarsapuu, Tomato and Dnndel
any other preparations with a expectation Of getting
the genuine BROWNS SARSAPARlLbA AND TOMA-
TO BITTERS, which prepared at his Medicine store,
No 6S, Washington street, Boston. These Bitto the
prep ration Of the kind that sold, aud they
the only genuine article of the Kind in the market. Al
ways tho direction signed Frederick Brown in his
hand writing Whoever hoard of mans cuu tetlril-
ing bud bunk note that would pass Just it
is with Medicines They always counterfeit that which
sells
All ORDERS for BROWNS SARSAPARILLA AND
TOMATO BlrTERS, directed to FREDERICK BROWN,
the proprietor, No. 6S Washington street, Boston, will he
attended punctuully ttrs securely packed for ship
ping. None genuine unless slgncd FREDERICK BROWN
the wrapper
1cyRomcmbcr and always buy them Of +. BROWN, Is
Washington street, thu, his is signed to the d.
rcciion which accompanies the bottle.
For sule by :. p. REDFlELD aud 5 X. COLLINS, and
dealers in medicine generally
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uANVEY NICHOLS E~TATE.
LAMOILLE COUNTY
MMAR SCHOOL.

THE FALL TERM, will commence on Wcdne day, Sep
tcmber sh and continue eleven weeks, under the
tinued charge of
/. o. STEVENS, A. NJ Principal,
L. CUTLER, A. b.,
Miss URSULA STEVENS,
Miss AUGUSTA STEVENS.
Tuition per Qr-Lan, Greek, French and Spanish 50 so
English Branches, 3 90
Primary Department., 00
Drawing Painting & Ponmanshp, each 00
Notwithstanding OF the instrum't 8 90
0Tho building IS being enlarged and repaired, and the
grounds adjacent mprovrd expense OF more than $500
and the Trustees feel confident when completed that, for
convenience and elegance, it will compare with auy in the
State.
The Apparatus is extensive aud valuable Lectures will
be given during the term connection with the studies
sued. Four days, each week. through the term
hous extra will be devoted to the Teachers Drill, for the
special benefit of such desire thorough acquaintance
with the method and business of teaching.
BOARD, in private families, 81 to 81 % per week,
Rooms, reasonable TERMS for those wishing to Board
themselves For boarding places, apply TO the Principal
BY order ofthe Trustees,
5. MERRIAM, Clerk.
Jnhnson Aur. o. lSA7. 3l;3w,
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DENTISTKY.

nOCT. N. NEWTON, suIgleaI aud MeehahIoaI UenIIsI,
- Once over Mr. Spuding's Store, hain, at the head
of In order Introduce some OF the recent i'm
the construction o, plate .ee'n propose 70
esebns the natural in form and color ind in Pont
Of utility, u6lng all purposes OF @asteatIon as wen
amount be paid AZ the time and the remainder "a
three months, fhe work should prove salissS,ey' n0
Montpelier, Juns TO- leil,
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BoIting Cloths ~ Busr will stones.

- +. WHITE, No. t, Morton Block Milk Street, Bos-
- ton continues import aud keeps constantly for sale,
extensive assortment Of BOLTING CLOTHS Of the
approved plttern From long experience in the manuac
and sale of this article u. T. w. enabled furnish
lloIs with perfect anil durable Cloths than be OH
nined elsewhere, and lower prices. Ao FRENCH BURR
Mill STONES manufactured at the Massachusetts State
Prison. Septemb 1916 SOL yea.
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tflarkfts.
Boston Market, Aug. III.

AsHEs-Sulos OF Pearls in small lots, at7 per 10
ons, and they are very scarce. No change in Pats.
Ashes in Liverpool Sd Aug, selling at 30s per cwt
for Pots and Pearls.
UJDES-snce our last review, sales have been made OF
about 1904 Porto Rico Cabeo nj 10 IA 1000 MoxicIn
10 4c 1000 Rio Crane and 5000 MonteNdeo supposed al
10 Lee 8 ms
iIOPS-small sulos making at a &c per lib. cash
New crops will begin 10 come in In about month.
TALIOW-rbore have been sales for export. Small
lots are bringing o 4a 9 IL
London Aug g. Talow is in better request 40 casks
South brought auction 10 AS cd 80 casks
Odeasa Beef AZ Az Cd. The stock GAIA casks.
WO0I-Saies of 300 600 pounds Valparaiso al lOc
so holes Smyrna whe IL IA and 1000 pounds African
Sui, private terms AmefcaG Fleece wool Is In goot
demand and the market Iather better supplied.
Domestic-Sax. heeces IS AZ l2 full blood 40 ~ Ia
10 "a blood "a 30 IA blood 20 80, Lamb
super 80 $751; Do No 2, % 3o DO. No. l. 10 90 Do No
spa ~
Bengazf ga 81 Buenos Ayfea Il 10 Cdmea lOj Mex
can 3 q 10. h
AUG. %.
FLOUR-The Market continues firm with an nctive de
niund Sales of Cenesee, common brands, at S6,25.
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NOTICE.

VNIS to give notice that Ihaye this day given son, A
bel II Goodrich, his time during the remainder of his
minority and shall puy debts Of his contracting, claim
any oihis wages after this date.
Witness, Charles :. Goodrich. GEO. b. GOODRICH.
Ornnn In L BOZ
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MIDDIESEX.

rINE resident propetos and land of the town
OF Middlesex in Washington County aud State OF Yer
mont, hereby notified that the assessed by said
town agree the laws of this state for the years A.
d. 1916 q 547 remain in the whole in part unpaid the
following land 10 said town, viz
Town tax dSgSSs AZ a5 S64S6s @@
OF le4I- -
State Sell J.:Nszs az 99 SS~~"g ~
tax of lS46.0
County tax 5S"Sa@ as 20 sES""8 Pc
of 1896 o.
State tax 0a"a@H sd rs 99""Fa az
of 1886. %
Highway gS
tax OF lS46.0 1e,