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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-10
GHERIFF : SALE.
- s. & Z. Hosrr.


Is virtue OF an alias pfisr Of sale. issael out oftse-
Court o! Common r!c,s Of TrumLuii County, Ohio. to-
ne direStr. and del.s-rei, I Hail txppSe to pubic
sale. u the door Vi the Court iioHsvin W&rfeH.in said
County. oa
Saturday, the 18TH Gay Of February, 1885,
between thr Lrgr. of ~ O'clock. &. u. and ! .
clock. z ~, Il sail day. ths iJii,sing arscIiisd
al = sta q. g, Nit: $itsstc IL The Township 81 VAR
reu.hciag f~owEsh.p I, in tie IT. kIr-e Vf TcvHSAirs,
CONNECTICUT Western Reserve. in TIE County OF lrrm-
Luii and state Of Ohio. md is Known - part Of lot No.
~, and cescrii 81 ~ follows, IL wi: EcgisaiEg II tie
Northeast corr r 81 land formerly OSEed 10y lanes
Ef!i5. uHw owned and ocruHiel ~ lanes u X sleei
tIeHce Soutb iCar aLh cr--hsif as Gtgrees casts
rods Csri; thenee Nor.A SSis- East To Liberty Street,
now ,tTzirtt, rei ami eN.sii-,i; ti-Lce n~oitl.erly along
s.ti sir-st TO TIE South side &c S-U'h stree. the1cc
SaI.l 80 wet RtcEg sBid SOutt street L" the Place
Of brginaiHg, - eLHg the sane !gha col vtyel ~ Francis
FreeuGu - i, I'M Cr0stIt add Atdrcw Mcfarland. and
by ssi.: CrcgrI to JorSfhan = Dunlap Apr.Tlith- Is54s
Appraised At SlitJ, su.jtct to 4 lien OF S7lle5,
wet - become du- on = note and mortgage tS-JchH
Croxsl = seven equal annual payments from the Isl
DAY Of april 1855 AMI annttl interest on said SUN
frum Arm LIST. IjG. ami Is free from the dover right
OF Ann Maria Du.liP. az any i%ncumhrance whatever,
except the said H.or gage Of join Croweli, with the,
SUN Of S1ii.<6 to UecJae dUc thereon.
A.B. EyWAN. shrriG.
Sberir'z Mice Wtr-er ! Ia IN t-J--Jy-4 r.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co
lumhus & Cincinnati cleveland 81 Erie. and Cleve-
land < Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
Al Scion. with Hacks TO Chagrin Falls.
a. Braceville with II ticks Tor Newton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks To Sharon, Greenville Mead
vile. Bloomfield, Garfield. &c
- Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, aud thence by 7. q W.
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Jan. 6. Is5S. CIAS. L. RHODES. Supt.
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THE EMPIRE STORE.

TDDINGS d MORGAN are Tow re
Il ceiving their FALL GOODS. Their stock is large.
ard the assortment complete in every department.
with goods suited To the seasOa and The times-amons
which may he fund the Eepest fabrics and most
fashionable styles. OF the 6sst qualities and ii tie
IoreSt prices in the market. CAT ard see.
IDDINGs ~ MORGAN.
G.. . N r---
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ERESH MEAT.-The subscriber hav.
ing purchased the Butcher Shop, south Of the
Engine House. ON Liberty Street, will furnish Fresh
Meat of all kinds regularly .kARIUER-
Warren, Jan. 90, I-5--tl.
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sheig's 01ce. WIr-eH.
CHERIFFS SALE.
~ Charlotte Suli;h3
". IN rrur,buli Commo.
Caskfil &Oliubv.

BY virtue o. v~erji..oni EVPouas. issued out OF the
Court OF Cenmou Pleas o. fr.a' nil C0uGty. chic. 60
me directed Al. d-iivrrr - 4 will expose 70 Ribllc
sale. az ,h- door " me Court Rouse. IL Warren. n said
county, on
Saturday, tie 18th day Of February, 1883,
VI. Of said day, the lAI ,wing 1r. erihrd Real Estats.to
vi. situate ~ TIE T3SH FlatO Newton Falls. Tram
bail County. OHIO. Icing a pant OF Let 80. - in said
village. aIaJ f~ouulcl IS blow: North ; lroad street
Gdy one fest; East IS LOIS Nos. , aud ! o.e hundred
and ~sixty--vs feet; ttcne- Mcs. Efy o-e ieet; th-rre
% B.ozL Stree; one hundred and sixty tv= feet para "a
with III east line - abuvs l'-u.iOaei; containing the
land within these boundaries; ref Tenrc my re hattO
TrunlulI Clra-y Records. EJok IL, Page :sS. A.
urGiseda AZ 1913 FERNS Cash On dlv OF SAFE.
A. q LYMAN. Sheriff
Sheria's OEc.. Warren. Ian ~. Is5+-IT-3-lZ-
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THE WARREN DRY GOODs STORE.

NAlE are now receiving u stock oi
w Fall and Winter goods, to which We would cal
the attention OF our patrons and the public. We have
purchased an unusually large stO~k oil gOods. which
is vel: adapted to the wants OF the people OF this v;eiu
ity, and comprises hsarly everything belonging 20 thc
Dry Goods trade. Cur purchases have been made since
the recent decline in goods occasiOHed by the pressur.
in the money market, and We are prepared 10 oher in
~ducemeEts both in low prices and in 4 complete and
we'll selected assortment of goods. We invite the Fc0
pie Of Warren and vicinity to call and examine our
stock, which is the largest. and comprises thc richest
goods Of any in Trumbull County. and VIII ae sold -
as los prices as any on the Western Reserve
PECK, RTE & co.
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A BOOK FOR SCHOOL TEACH

a ERS--Theory AID Practice OF Teaching. or the
Motives and Methods of Good School Keeping, ~ Ia
vd r Page A ". This is a hook that every person
intending to tea, IA school the coming ~ister. ought to
have Price Sl,C0. W. v PORTER l. SDN.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

MALE UT REAL GS IL D1 Oh
~ DER OF C0URT.-On the 4th day Of March. a.
D., 1855, at ) o'clock in the afternoon, on the T4eG.ises
hereinafter mentioned. will he sold to the highest hid-
der, the following real estate. rs the property Of David
Besss. deceased, to wit: A certain tract or parcel Of
land situate in the Township OF hubbard. No. } in the
first Range OF townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, being part OF let 81, ans containing 46 27-itG
acres Of land, be the same more or less; appraised 1t
SllOO.
ALSO, the equal undivided half OF 555-ioO acres Of
Land situate in the Township OF ~IIRhbard, No. > Il the
nrst Range Of townships in the Conne-0cut Western
Reserve, being par. Of lot u in said Township. shjfis
known as the "Mill Property appraised ~ SCR
The premises Aforesaid heirs all the lands that the
deceased owned at the time OF is death iH said lot 81.
Above premises TO be sold aithOut any dover incun-
hranec. Terms Of SIie-Ore-third IN hand. one thLd
IN one year. and the remaining one Third in Two years
tiAe of sale.
DNUSD P. BURNETT, Ainr. Of !
Jan. q. 1S5s-4x. David Begss, deceased. :
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SOMETHING NEW.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and PED.

" Oilers who have been in the habit Of buying
their GLASSWARE Of Cleveland and Pittshnrsh iObbing
houses. esn have their bills duplicated by calling at
.HeLGiH's Cr0eksry & GIGs SStore. Main St, Warren,
o., ami thus save transportation and breakag-. Our
arrangements with the manufacturers are such tina. &c
can make it to your advantage TO give Us a call.
nrfoher = -
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Premium to New Subscribers,

the Nos. of the same Periodicals. for 1856, will be fur
nisheL complete. Without additional charge.
UGl.ke the more ephemeral Magazines Of the day,
these Periodicals loose little by age. Hence. a full
year Of the Nos. with no omissionsJ for 1856, may be
regarded nearly AS valuable As for 1858.
Subscribers wishing also the Nos. for 1857, will be
supplied nj the following EXTREMELY Low RATES:
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EDGE TOOL SHOP. ENGINE, &c,

- fOh SALE
The subscriber being desiTOus Of mOviL: 10 Kansas,
oilers at PRIV lite BALE, his shop. Eug;Ee aHd Tools -
The location is 4 good one for the manufacturing and
sale OF Edge fools. and all necessarg implements for
their manufacture. are conferred in this shop The
property will be sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
other property.
RENDRIcK q. ~DRAISAED.
V..-a, n. IN -
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dissolution

~ The law partnership heretofore existing Of SUIT
lid & Tut,ls. is by mltual cousent this d-y terminated
Ali persons having unsettled accounts With the part
n-rship are requested 20 call Immediately AMI MAJ >
ssIt'emeit AT the Old o.dce o: "Satlid & Turtle " With
TGtle d Stui..
SUTLIF2 & TUTTLE.
Janu.rv l.. Is,e2r
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N. b. The price in Great Britain OF the Eve Period
icals above named is S3l per annum.
As we shall never again he likely to offer such in
duceuents as those here presented.
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED!
TRemittances mus, in all cases, be made direct
TO the Publishers, for at these prices no commission
can he allowed agents.
Addres, SCOTT & co.
No. 81 Gold street. New York.
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NEW DRUG FIRMI

AT NO. s MARKE STREET. WARREN OHIO.
The undersigned respectfully announce to the public
that having associated themselves together for the
purpase Of carrying on the Drug business in all its
varied branches. they have purchased the entire Stock
and interest of Messrs SpriGs & Turner in the Market
Street Drug Store, where they may b. found at all
times ready to accommodate those u hn may favor them
with a cali And. Is 10y our connectiCn. we bring to-
Eear . fair practice u s-Ovl-ig OF the business We
hope by dealing in u fair and hOnTahle manner with all
who may favor Us with their IatroEage, tn secure 4
continuance Of tk- business fayUrs ! errtOfOre granted
this establishment as well as the good will Of their Eel
low sitizeLs. in general.
physicians ~iIl find a flll assortment of Medicines,
warranted to he Just what We rccommen'. All yre
s~criptions filed with care, and entirely conhdentiAl.-
Merchants and Dru sgists of this aud adj Nining counties
who procure their supplies ia our line from Cleveland
and Pittsburgh are respectfully requested to call and
eItmine our stock ani prices. and We pledge "ugs -ives
to sell by the Package on terms that viii sare = fair
percentage and transportation. Further particulars
soon. j. T. WOODS.
Dec. o 81. ALEXANDER PEW.
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L

DISSOLUTION.
~ The frm of II. Stiles & Co was dissolved or
the Bah inst by mutual consent. The business will he
continued rs heI e;osore 1t the old stand by Henry and
Vim. X Stiles. und r the name and firm of II. Stiles &
Son. Either Of the partners are authorized &c settle
thu business of the old firm. HENRY STILES.
7. II. STILES.
War-a, t., ~ 1912 -
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7 EGAL NOTICE.
II Marlin Mor,kcusel
IS. TruaEsuu Co. Cen. Pleas.

Mary More house Ct all
Mary Nsr-housc will take notice that n petition vas
fled as4i.s 81 her and Jtsers on the st dag OF January.
i~5s. ~ the Goat ef Common Pleas Cor the CGunty'of
Trum, uji and STATE VI OHIO, by Martin MOrehouse. and
Is nOx pending. wherein said Martin demands partition
o. The following Eeaf Estate to Wiz: Parts Of lois IS &
a IL Greene Township ia said TTunball. Count. ant
knUwu as the e-t.te o. XII MJrelouse. deceased; and
tiSt. a. iAe next term &c siii Court. The said Martin
W ~ Apply Tor an rr irr that Partition ray DC made OF
s.id premises Batter JANUARY II. is5S. -
4. e. GARNES, A,ty Tor Petitioner.
I'm a. r5IS-Iv
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DONNETS, RIBBONS& FLOWERS,
~ Just received, OF the Iafes. sfsies and for sal.
rery len by IDDINGS & MORGAN
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EARLY COPIES.
POSTAGE.

The PosrAGE to any part of the United States will he
but TpeHtJJoHr Goats a year for BlackEood. and Lui
FoIrfesH Cents a year for each OF the Revie-s.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be furnished
e. 1873 and aEa
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"'THE JUBILEE" The great singing
ADAMS BOOKSTORE. Also, the Sabbath Bell by
saorua n R,..
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WOODEN WARE.-A new supply
w of Tubs, Pals. Ch1rns, Bowls. Clothes Pins,
Rollers, Ladies', Prints, &c, g. at AcLAINS.
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CCHOOL BOOKS-An assortment
~ eansiEays be found at BROWNS
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HASH FOR TALLOW, a, the Stove
~ Store, four doors ives; of the Bank.
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THE SACRED MELODEON, By A
Il S. Hayden.-A large supply just received at
Dec. Q. PORTER & SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21

GREAT os Peg Decs. According to the fig
ures, Senators Douglas, Bright and Seward,
have circulated within fraction of one-half Of
tue entire batch of speeches which have been
scattered by Senator'S through the raails. OF
these, Douglas sent off 1873, 700 copies--Bright
lOO,75O speeches, and Seward $500. ditto
The n. Y. Tribune, in Siew of the fact that Pri-
or to the next fall election, the Democratic
Committee in Washington, are making arrange
ments to circulate one million of speeches, ad.
viscs the Republicans to pitch iu strong, and
scatter counter documents thick as hops.
The campaign in old Pennsylvania, promises
to be Intensely hot we may expect to see money,
speeches, and all grades of whisky, flooding the
State to fearful extent.
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ner very much; and am nov willing to paw
for it. Excessive Laughter)
have only another word to say. heard
the Sergeant at-Arms was after me- and flew
not to the horns Of the altar, but to the horns Of
old Buck. ! seized them, and held on to them,
until found that was out Of danger. Then
let loose, and came here; and now throw myself
upon the mercy of the House. Q-aughter.)
Mr.. Moorr--l move that the gentleman be
discharged without paying fees.
Mr.. Murgan-I move that he be discharged
on payment of fees.
The question was taken. and the amendment
was agreed to; and then the motion us amended
was agreed to.
Mr., Gillis-T return my thanks to the House.
am perfectly willing to pay the costs for the
dinner. Laughter
Owen Jones, Pa, Was very hungerv.
Leidy, Of Pa, Went to dinner.
Bowie, Md, Went to bed.
Campbell, Ohio, Wanted something to eat.
The spcRker-Mr. Whitley, of Delaware
Mr.. Whitcly-I have no excuse to offer, Mr..
Speaker. other than this Having no colleague
in .he House to attend TO the business in the
DEPARTMENTS, have to do it. came up TO
the House this morning, and found that the on
ly private bill for my State that has been before
Congress for ten years was objected to and
left the House in disgust Qaughter) and went to
attend to my business in the Departnents.-
That is the only excuse have to Oiler.
Nr. Marshall, Of Illinois-I move that the
gentleman from Delaware be discharged.
Mr.. MOrgan-I move to amend by adding con
payment OF fees"
The amendment was adopted, and the motion,
rs amended, vas ngreed TO.
Wood, Me, Did not feel well.
Several other members gave similar excuses;
and so things went on till near midnight, when
the House, apparently disguised with ITSELF
ION motion" adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21

Kansas Ngws.--MOre Kansas news, again
this morning, about fuses, outrnges, murders,
DC. There is no rest for that TERRITORY, 1t seems,
between Davy Atchison's rudians on the one
hand and jim Lanes ruffians ON the other hand
It's the old principle, known the world ovei, of
action and re action. II. C. Pate, stringfelOw,
Jack Henderson and Sheriff Jones. lad their
day of burning, pIundering and killing, and
now it comes their turn to grin and bear it
It's great pity of tine good citizens who thus
are kept between two fires.
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ASSOC REWARD!

MY Negro MAn JnIIN SHAW. lrfs my l'ou,s tsstTesn
rirr,k AMI New Markell Saturday thr st' u 81
,b,t dy f-rt inches high, turnty i"r Year, DID,
rIaT bIarE has his right CHEEK ara eAtenIins
S 49, - \, tb- chin. said be eafsca by burn N.
bf a.. loser Of his TEht eye u eentrsei Eoi ~
- -,,s- shgzfug much the white 81 that eve. he
% ~, - ,o.-es or Iiquar; understands little black
ss,hIse and - fond Of that soEk His clothing w. F4
-, 49, rlctb IL j. lered have gone ou With Dr.
"a Wtlis' rlan Of New Market tred EoHiSr A. tiey
yr-T- sen together Saturday rNEniHE- i.
~ ~, r, -ari all b. given his aPprehsnsioh and
l'1suleh' IN 1n' ' WN C. HOFFMAN,,
,,,s a,t- near Frrderick. Nd
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nrosecution. To which he replied, una. ii
ih,',b, IL rould be stronger case than SEVERN
S bsJ read Of in which indictments for con,
s @S nap had been sustained This is evidently nnS
,' ;nyrr,tion Mr.. Bingham alludeS TO- a.
, ,be U,boIs foundation for his charges WaSi !.
seems mere joke The president slaasS o' rnl.
this is the only time he ever heard .ne e "a Mr..
ton mentioned inside oil TIE n oe,rr,d 10 at
Knote says that he never heard II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21
CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
: z coz = o U To 4 A u Y :. ~ a = q Y
Reapers and NoWeTs-

'hE adNani1s- and economy Of Harvesting Machines
~ o . inly Demonstrated As 20 make them almost
matter Of neezsy, least tiat Par1, ar,
no lonsrT AFFORD to be without HEM All those Uho Wish 20
t','s Jason saonil make tI~r
m 70 ,care machine in tine for the coming harvest
are Prepared to superior Inducements
- anl can give them Ihr ci oi-v dIn-r.ut U-lI
Ai teahs ma hines At the manufacturers Friets,
~ is - 'e Tue I. II ut Of tie plrehAsr money.
paSssd harvester: --s 50 % N-A'1'
hscorriS.'s coaabined Reaper ard HI.--r,
Autumn siiirTs DO a. 4,
N-yo,L do 10 seif Raker,
ALTMAN Millsrs DO Wns.r
ot aINL d. DO
~ 1i- '' u TIE above viii ire prompt attention
g iisa's" u SMI III 1 GGEsKLi
ia Dealers In Agricultural l. uirtaerts
H. u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-21

MORE on the SANE SUHJEcr.-A correspon-
pondrnt of the Pittsburgh GdEettS, writing from
Washington, Pa. sends to that paper the follow
ing - scene which took place at the MOntgom-
cry Democratic meeting held in that place ON
Monday last. "Billy" is evidently getting in
bad odor up there-not only with his former
opponents, but with his carly and warm friends
those who were first to eSpou-e his cause, and
who have stuck to him through evil as well as
good report, until very recently; but his course
since his election to Congress has been such as
to compel many OF his greatest admirers to take
positions in opposition to him-atnOng whom
are such men as James W. Kuntz and William
Workman, Esqs. Here is the extract referred TO:
And the speaker descended to NOR.
private affairs" The whole controversy be-
tween the counties of Greene aud Washington
discussed. aud lac commended there was
nothing in the claims OF Greene To DEPRIVE him
of denomination. He was, in fact. running
against the Waynesburg Bank, aud Wavnes-
b"rg link notes Ind a lroHdeEJaL influence u.
getting mp QUO to oppose him. Some men never
found II To their interest to opp,,s.. him until
they became indebted tn that Bank ia $i4 Op,t
Here James W. Kuntz, lately elected Chief
burgess of Washington by Montgomery arti-
LecUmptOn men, in his seat and called
Montgomery liar, 1t tie referred to Nm. Work.
man, Esq; which raised a fearful muss in tIe
crowd, many apPrehending personal violence
would be the result Montgomery said forged
certificates had been gotten uu against him aud
published in the district. This brought u,,
Ar. Perman, Of Greene county. .vho again cali
ell him liar, and offered to produce and did
produce letter in the hand writing of Hon
charley Black, establishing the truth Of tIIs. GER
,Iiicate> by this time the house appeared IL,
be about equally divided between the friends Of
Montgomery aud LaZear, and after some strono
appeals to his friends To stand BIS him for this
the last time, Montgomery took his scat lust as
NJ. Workman came into the room
''AT. Workman hau heard OF the remarks, cyl
DENLY referring to him. Two DAYS before An
Of Montgomery stnd-bts-'ons Of his sc.rep-
gers, vain, ,nive'iHE. and eontcmptible uupt,,-
fl only to lie kicked out of the way Of uurisi,,
decent men, had circulated the report tl,zf h.
tWorkfnan) was indebted 10 the WaynrsburI
Bank IN $4,000. IL was q lie, and the man
who said 30 here or elsewhere, was a liar and a
sroundrel, and he C~orkn,ar) would 50 nam
tain at any time or place. This was received
with dvzfrningaPplauSe and i.roionged .,lIorItirs
Montgomery didn't make any thing by slirri,Se
up Ar. Workman Alter silence was rsstlrs,i
MT. Stokes vas called upon and took the stand
WE learn from the lisri>buIg TeIegra,6.
that there are hopes entertained Of Charles Fen.
no Hoitman's recovery from inzanity.
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5000 REWARD

DGSRuay from tie Subscriber, living at SeS MaILst'
X $3.50, -, Nd on SATUEDAN Mon IHE 7th %
~ i.st Negro Man, named FittD IOnLr ~. -
about % years /" or II inches hikn an -
80 - = down look uErn spoken 10, hsTs flthuT ~ "a
h .,I ms small hands other narka Teeaisetea
liza en- brp he left glazed cap. DARK pants Ald e"~'
and Ii.ht made shoes -, n, .,Ii Ne
o AID his delivery the subseTieeI o. sSeH5sd ~ jan
49,, a., usv Ia ts.s myii-lW
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Water Rents for la5s.

THE ComsaIttee Ehom retired The water Asses
rrnt reported favor OF assessing water Kent e0l7-
Ea-r Aurl LIT, iSss, a. f-tiaua, to VII
PoT every Store o.ee shop, one per eenfrn on the
rental value thereof
PoT rye-y ordinary (rxelusive Of apparatus and
haths) tEeiTr per eeataa ue annual rental Talss
Por every clearinghouse six esntun On the annual
Pr TrTv cosshsuse ~ o. the a-st class tEeIve per
erIfum AID lie 2i class eight eentuin on the
~. r ~ p.ira.- bath for the first zach family
srveny-dvv each, and for each Yersoa ever I've
twenty-five cents.
FOR every public bath, Ave dotFs To- each t1b therein.
For every ard or garden fountain, tNrnfy dollars
P.F every ward garden hose, fc1r dollars
FOR every hose, four dollars, and dollar Ter
every twenty eny feet in lsngh Of hose.
For every closet, ten dollars.
every Except where specifically assessed ors
dollar.
FOR every privat@ carriage, one dollar.
For every soda f5uas ai1, threv dollars
each pers8n y fi1il-, seventy ave cents and In
addition JseTrto four r t.- annual renal val
ueo h. dSeAins where TIE wateT y used
Tais report adopted and ordered 10 BE- published
uy2f-it JOHN &. PlRTER, Cl-rE-