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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-01-27

Wilkinson Chairman pro TEN. Roll cnlled -
Present-Messrs. Brat, Clsmans, Fleming,
Forker, Hall, Jaqua, Sapp, Lou'zenheiser,
Poynecr, Powell, Wilmington, Keeier, Sher-
man, Smith, Tenny, Townseud, Wilkinson
willard. Ahsent-Appelgatc, Hall and Sta>
ley.
Report of N Fisher On fines collected pre-,
sen,ed and, on motion, accepted
Bond or Il. NJ. poyner, township Clerk Of
Highland township, presented and filed.
Bond off. S. Mann Justice of the Peace of
Spring Creek township, accepted and flcd.
Moved that the Auditor be instructed to
notify Mr.. james S,rube that the County will
hold him liable for the expenses incurred in
the late safe robbery. Carried
Bond of Thomas $. Free, Auditor, accepted
and filed.
Bond of &. F. Thomas, Justice of TIE Peace
CLARK township, accepted and fled.
Bond CT Hiram klingnan, Constable Buck
ingham township, accepted aud filed.
Bill Of j G. Sahey, refunding taxes, amount
claimed, S60o amount allowed, 5000.
Bridge petition of citizens of Highland
township presented and read, and on motion
referred TO Bridge Committee.
Bridge petition Of citizens Of Clark town.
ship, asking for an appropriation Of $500, read
to build bridge across Salt Creek and on
motion referred to Bridge Committee.
Moved by Mr.. Townsend that the sum ofS95
be appropriated TO repair bridge across Salt
Creek, in Crystal township OH half section
line through 81, %, 2s, &c. Carried.
Petition Of citizens OF Toledo township ask
ing for an appropriation of $40 to remove
bridge from public highway in district No. l.
Lost.
Moved by Mr. Appellate that the Board re-
consider the motion liking the incoming Treas
urcrs bond at $lUUUo0. Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Appelgate tina; his bond be
fixed u, $4,000. Carried.
Resolution presented by Mr.. Baldwin to ex>
empt tax payers for the planting of Grove and
Fruit trees, on motion laid upon the tale.
Moved by MIR. Jaqua thu: the several par.
township. be allowed tae amount claimed.
Moved BY Mr. Wilkinson that it be laid
upon the table. Carried.
Moved TIA, the Auditor be instructed to let
the ,ranseribng of Index Record No. one -,
and see that the work is properly completed.
Carried
Petition of citizens of Oneida township pre-
sen,ed by Mr.. Sapp asking for an appropria-
tion of Sl15 10 build bridge ccross east
branch Of Salt Greek. and oil motion referred
10 Bridge Committee.
Moved that the Auditor be instructed &c
procure Seal for The county, to be used as
the legal seal Of the county, and the following
words 10 be Engraved upon its face: 'aeal OF
the County OF rama Iowa Carried.
Moved that the Beard djourl until 8 o clock
9Th inst. Carried.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-01-27
Teeth EStractad Without Pain,

5g DBs Q. r, w gER,
UedRh NITROUS OXIDE or
f'f'sss.s::: s..:S.sa e. Laughing Gas, given every
'IIlLYy day. Have given it in hundreds
: cases. Il is perfectly safe, is pleasan, to
breathe, leaves no bad effects, everybody likes
II, and inalnos;.cvcvy instance the teeth are
dfAwn'Wllle the patient is entirely uncen>
sc.ouf.
Particular attention given 10 filing teeth.
dSso, to regulating ehiidren ) teeth. We have
q large a".l very superior assortment of Arr
tit'c!al teeth which VIC arc prepared TO put
up in the very best nnnnen Particular at
tsn;ios pail Il selecting nrl Arranging SO IS
to give them a natural and uie like appear
snce IN the .n6uh.
f-J~ Oiiice over NJ. Lcfs Store.
Tagla City, Iowa. March , SG9--y3uof
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-01-27
PAoTCGRApHiC.

7 S. MOORE,
Says to his Old and II Customers,
TTIP III WlS REHOJ-LD
To his New Suite of Rooms, in the first builds
Ing South of Armstrong; rug Store, where
he possesses the best facil.tcs in central Iowa
for'pcrforming fisstclass work. Give him n
ea'l, FOR he guarantees satisfaction with mod
crate prices. Ly3n2ltf
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TONSORIAL SALOON,

III EFT aud Upefated BY Levi Patterson, uh-
n der the Foster House. Shaving, Hair
Cutting and ShampoO;ng deae neatly at rea-
souable rates. ln43tf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-01-27
January Hlh. 1870.

obituary TN, lciV.
Board me; pursuant TO adjournment. Mr..
Hall in the Chair. Roll called; present
Messrs. Appellate, Baldwin, Wilmington,
Brat, Clemans Fleming, Forker, Hall, Jaqua,
Sapp, Loutzenheiser, poyneer, Powell, Keeier.
Sherman, Smith, Tcnny, Townsend, Wilkin-
son and Willard. Abscnt-Messrs. Staley.
Moved that the Auditor be instructed to
furnish the Assessors blanks, to make exemp.
ton for the planting of fruit, and trees plants
ed for grove. Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Appelgate tha. the sum Of
twelve dollars per month be appropriated by
this Board Tor the support Of Mrs. Ellery aud
family, paupers of Indian Village township,
and the money be placed in the hands of
township trustees. Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Appelgatc that the sum of
twelve dollars per mouth be appropriated for
the support of Marion Stephens pauper Of
Indian Village township and the money
placed in the hands of township trustees
Carried.
Moved that the sum of $50 be allowed to
the family Of Daniel Bear, paupcrs Of Howard
township, III addition to his monthly allow
ance, and the money be placed in the hands
of township trustees of Howard township
Carried.
Moved that the Auditor be instructed to
communicate with Denton Camery and ascer-
tain if lie desires to make any arrangements
with the Board for settling the expenses in
the late robbery, and report to the Board at
o'clock +. NJ. Carried
Moved that the sum Of S75 be appropriated
for the supper, of Z. |. Hunter, paupcr, and
the money be placed in tac hands Of Tsr>
ner Forkcr Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Willard that a committee Of
three be appointed to investigate The proprie-
ty Of building Posr House aud report ut the
June Session of this board. Carried. Mcssrs.
Willard, Clemxns and rorkcr were appointed
on said committee.
Moved that the Board adjourn until 9
o'clock Z. NJ. Carried.
2oclock P. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Roll
called. Quorum prese.t
Bridge petition OF citizens Of Lincoln town
ship, read by Mr. Baldwin, asking for an
appropriation of $3.50 to build bridge, across
Little Wolf Creek and, on motion, referred to
Bridge committee.
Moved by Mr.. Smith that the Auditor be
instructed ohaye m iron railing placed across
the room in front Of tho Treasures ) desk, in
his office. Lost.
Moved that wooden railing be placed
across the room in Treasurers office in front
Of his desk. Lost
COMMITTEE on CLASSIFICATION.
Your committee on Finance would respect
fully submit the following classification for
assessment for the year 1870.
cLAse I.
Dollars
Item I. Steers and hcifers, s years
old and over,.. ...............S l5to4O
;. 2. Steers aud hcifers, 2 years
old and over, 12to30
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BANKlN G
Ta..sa County Bank,

:. II. WARREN. Banker
ANa DEALER IN
NET yoaE ]. cLIrIG0 EXCHANGE
Special anl Prompt attention given
% Collection.
DRAFTS on The principal Cities OF
Europe for Sale
PASSAGE T-cElrS to and from the
Old Countries.
oA'ce in Stoliers building, Tama City, Iowa
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DENTIST,

ToLEro, IOWA.
ofico over y. /. Johnston & Co.'S Store, in
re rooms formerly occnpied as Recorders
s:'ice. ,2n3ty
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-01-27
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOkKD OF sUPERyrsoRs
Tama County iowa, January
ScSyt0tl, A. I'D. 1870.

January Sd, 1870.
Board metEuvaan. to law. Roll called
present--Nlcssrs. F!epinsS:o,.cr, Hall Lou'z
cnheiser, Poynecr. Powell Smith, Townsend:
and Wilkinson: also Messrs. Willard, With
ington, Sapp, sherman aud Staley, who
took the necessary oath of Office, and an
swcrel 10 their names.
Moved by Mr.. Forkcr that Mr.. Wilkinson
net as Chairman pro TEN. Carried
Moved by Mr.-Mil!ard that .he Board pros
ceed to elect, by informalballot: a permauen,
Chairman. Carried. The following vote was
cast. Hall s, Sherman s. and Forker l, vote
Moved hat Mr.. Hall be declared Chairman
by acclamation Carried.
The Chair then announced the following
committees.
COMMITTEE on FINANCE.
Messrs, royneer Sherman and Wilkinson
COMMITTEE on CLAIMS.
Forker, Bratt and Jaqua.
Bond ofC. ". Hyatt, County Surveyor, pre-
.ented and, on motion, accepted.
announced by the Chair.
SCHOOL rsNp.
Nessrs. Appellate, Willard and staley.
Townsend, Fleming and Keeier.
room
Lou.ssnheiser, Powell and Wilmington.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Smith, Sapp and Clemans.
BRIDGES.
Sherman, Tsnney and Forker.
PRINTING.
T.wnscrl, Baldwin and Loutzcnheiscr.
Bond Of 4. n. Ba.chc.ier, township Clerk
Of Tama township accepted aud fled.
Bond Of S. NJ. Bastlett, Constable Of Indian
Village township, accepted aud fled.
Bond Of Knight Dexter, Sheriff of Tina
County accepted and filed,
Bond Of John kingery, township Clerk Of
Nottingham township, accepted aud fled.
Bond Of George N. Frank, township C~rk
Of Perry township, accepted and fled.
Bond of IL. L. Smith, township Clerk Of
York township, accepted anu fled.
Bond of Amos NJ. Smith, township Clerk Of
Carroll township. accepted aud fled.
Bond Of Samuel Jackman, township Clerk
Of Rchlnnd township, accepted and filed.
Bond Of ". c. Malin, township Clerk Of
Columbia township epted and filed.
Bond 9. I. X. Oldham, township Clerk Of
indian Village township, accepted and filed,
Bend Of john Craig, township Clerk Of
Cui!on township, accepted and filed.
Doul OF George Foster, Constable OF York
township, aoceptc,, and Sled.
Bond Of Welcome Aowery, Constable of
0aeila township, accepted and fiel.
Eond Or Z. i. shngart, township Clerk Of
York township, accepted and filed.
Bond Of Welcome Mcwery, township Clerk
Of Oneida township, accepted aud fled.
Novel that ihe B5arl adjourn ua;il the 9Th
inst. Carried.
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January 4th, 1870.


Boarl met pursuan: to adjournment. B.A.
lIal! in the Chair Roll called; proceedings
Of previous diy read. Present-Aessrs.
Wilmington Brat., Clemans, Fleming, Fork.
or, Hall, Jaqua, sanr. Lorszenheiser, Poy-
neer, k:e'er, Shernla, Tcnny, Wilkinson.
Ahsent-Messrs. Appelsate, baldwin: Poy>
neer, Smith, S:a!ey, Townsend ami Willard.
Report of Joseph Dysart, on condition OF
Of bridges, on County line between Benton
and Tama read, and report accepted,
Moved by Mr. roynecr TIN, the bond Of
the incoming Treasurer bs fixed at ss0,oOo.
Moved by Mr.. Townsend that said resolu>
ton be amended by fixing his band atSl0o,,
coo, Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Willard tha. committee Of
three be appointed TO investigate the current
expenses Of the County. Carried. Mcssrs.
Willard, Jaqua and rorkcr were appointed
committee.
fhe following Roal cases were reported by
tho auditor: In the matter Of the Petition of
George Brown ct as. for County road IN town
ship 50, Range l6. Eoadcstablished. Action
of Auditor approved.
In the matter of the petition of Ira I. Whit.
, man ct ais. for Couaty road in township
s5, Range, II, ". Road established. Ac.
ton of Auditor approved.
In the matter Of the petition Of Joseph
Ineck ct ais. for q County road IN township
81, Range ii. Road established. Action OF
Auditor approved.
In the matter of the petition Of Martin
Fisher ct ais for change in County road in
Action Of Auditor approved.
In the matter of the petition Of Levi Ladd
c. ais for County road in township 81, Range
IA. Road established. Action Of Auditor
| approved.
In the matter Of the petition of J. NJ.
McClung ct ais. for a County road in town
ship ST. Range l6 Road established. Ac>
tim Of auditor approved.
| In the matter OF the petition Of John Stew>
art e, ais. for County road in township s.,
range IA. Road established. Action Of Au-
di;or approved.
In the matter Of tho petition Of c. B. Qun-
tarl ct ais for change in County road in
township 81, range IA. Change granted
a .tion Of Auditor approved.
In the matter Of the petition of Edward
Dodd ct ais. for an alteration in County road
in township 50, range Is. Alteration granted
Action Of Auditor approved.
In the matter Of the petition OF Oscar Parks
ct ais. for q County road in township IS,
range Is. Road rejected and not established.
Action of Auditor approved.
Iu the matter Of the petition Of E. Bailey
e. ais tor change in County road. Change
granted. Action Of Auditor appro:ed.
In the matter OF the petition OF Nathaniel
Davidson ct ais. for County road in towns
ship, range. Road changed. Action Of Au
ditor approved.
Report Of Auditor made concerning settle
ment with State Auditor Of permanent schoo
Fund, at Des Moines, aud, on motion. Report
accepted.
Moved that the Board adjourn until the 5.l
inst. Carried.
January 6th, 1870. !.
Board uetpussuant 70 adjournment.. Mr.
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bridge across Wolf Creek, on Cady and Dick

bridge across Wolf Creek, on Cady and Dick
inson road, on motion laid upon the table.
Moved that the sum of $50 be allowed for
final payment en- bridge in Gcneseo township
and he game be placed in the hands Of Mr..
Sherrnar. Carried.
Petition OF citizens Ct Spring Creek town
ship read, asking fer an appropriation of
500 to build bridge over Wolf Creek, between
sections Il and II. Moved by Mr. TenDy to
pospone until June session.
Moved by Mr. Sherman that sait m ,tion be
amended and the sum of $3.50 be allowed
Carried.
Moved that Mr.. Sherman be authorized TO
proceed to effect a settlement with the con-
tractor Of Q. D. IIarshorn bridge, over Wolf
Creek, and compel performance of contract.
Carried.
Moved that the sum of FIVE dollars be al.
lowed additional to amount stipulated in con-
tract to finish the Stoddard bridge. Carried
Moved that the Board adjourn until ore
o'clock p. NJ. Carried.
/ o'clock p. NJ.
DsuTu Hlet PlTSuont 10 urumcut, -. a.
Hall in the Chair. Roll called quorum pres
ent.
Moved by Mr.. Appellate that the following
be adopted:
Resoived, This Board will hereafter make no
appropriation for building or repairing bridges
in the county, when the actual necessary length
Of the bridge shall be under 20 feet in length,
unless the petition shows that the Road Dis>
trict in which such bridge may be situated is
unable to build the same, and the Bridge
Committee, upon actual examination find the
same to be true, and recommend the bridge
to be built by the county. Yeas, Is; nays, ?.
Carried
Report Of Jail Committee read by Mr.. Poy-
neer and the same adopted, with recommends
atoms contained therein.
Moved that the sum Of twenty dollars be
allowed, additional to the amount stated in
contract, on Reedy bridge, and that Mr.. APP
pelga,e draw the same to place railing on said
bridge. Carried.
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Open Buggies, Light WI L. -t'ss's''s.--
all kinds OF work in that line made 10 order
on short notice, Of the best material and in
the latest style.
g1s- Having had many years experience,
and fully understanding his business in al
It's parts, he feels confident OF giving SATISFIES
ton 10 al in workmanship. style, finish aui
material for as little money as any etheE shop
Wagons and Eaggies on hand. Work war
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rEn-ShoP at the CID Hardware Stand Ior,h
Of &, urt Square. Toledo, Tana county. Iowa.
Please call and see for yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere. yanllf
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SilNu.
Bill of NJ. 3. c. True, for printing,
Amount claimed, ............. S63 so
Amount allowed, ............... 63 so
Bill Of NJ. c. True, for printing,
Amount claimed, .............. 50 Al
Amoun, allowed ..... 80 Al
Bill Of VIM. NJ. Patrick, for printing,
Amount claimed, ............... 33 a.
Amount allowed, ............... SO 81
Bill Of ". G. Cambridge for printing
Amount claimed, ............... 50 55
Amount allowed, ..,.......... 80 55
Moved by Mr.. Baldwin that the Auditor be
instructed To give the printing of the Pro-
ceedings OF this Board TO the two papers hav-
ing the largest circulation in the county, and
the fact Of circulation be ascertained by ai.i-
davit from the Editor Of each paper Carried.
Claim of George klingman, for refunding
taxes, amount claimed, Sl.li; amount allowe 4,
Sll4.
Moved by Mr.. Poyneer that Charles Bailey
be employed as Jaui,or, FOR the ensuing year,
a, the terms stated in his proposal to the
Beard. Carried
Bond of Theodore Shafrer, Treasurer elect
presented and, Oh motion accepted and fled
Moved that the County Superintendent be
allowed the sam, compensation as heretofore;
provided that he visit each school once during
the ensuing year. Carried.
Moved that the Board adjourn until ocivrs
on the 9TH inst. Carried.
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Statement showing the increase of Perrna,
mert School Fund for the year ending Janus
ary.is', y. D. 1870.
Jan |, 1862 Amour. Of Mortgage
Notes reed from Clerk y. c. .Ss5,557s &c
Jan /, 1859, Amount CT Contract
Notes ecJ from Clerk D. c. l0,962 %
Jan /, 1859, Amount OF Notes IN
Judgment, ent,-.............-......... 1856 60
Jan /, 1862, Amount Of cash on
hand, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,53a 4a
Jan l. 1860, Total assets. ...........-50, i3G 50
Jan |, 1870. Amount of Mortgage
Notes on hand, ,..................3S,5 CO. %
Jan /. 1870. Amount Of Contract
Notes on hand, ..................l2,6 642 90
Jan I, 1870, Amount Of Notes in
judgment, ..................- 1,l96 ~
Jan I, 1870, Amount of cash on hand 405 50
Total assests, ,......s......-.... 800 %
Total assets Jan /, 1870, $50 s.
Total assets Jan /, 1869, .......5o ,i56 50
Tetal increase, ,................. .,300 %
Increase from sales Of land.
Jan :, 1869, J Y Cowgirl, cash notes, 5 $50
July !, 1860, s D Hubbard. 500
July l., 1859, W 0 Pond, :. !. LIE
1900
ToLEno, Iowa, Jan G. 1870.
THOMAS S. FREE, Auditor.
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JanNary Sih, $50.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment. B. A.
Hall in the Chair. Roll called. Present
Messrs Baldwin, Wilmington, Eratt, Ciemaas,
Fleming, Forker, Hall, JaQua, Sapp, Lcu,zen-
heiser Powell, kceier Shermsn, Smith, Ten
ny, Townsend, Wilkinson aud Willard. abs
sent-Mess:s. Appelga,e and Stalev.
Moved by Mr. Wilkinson that our county
Attorneys be instructed |, take an appeal to
the Supreme Coar; in the Luke Hunt Road
case. Carried.
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JAnusry oth, 1o5V.
Board met.pussusnt 70 adjournment.. Mr..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-15

PARTICULARS have come to hand by mail
OF the terrible earthquake which nearly ruin
ed the entire city of Oaxaca, Mexico, on the
18th ult About II o'clock P. NJ, several hard
shocks were felt, causing destruction of life
and property all over the city. The motion
was ,oscillating at first from south to north.
then vertical and trembling. The shocks lasted
about fitty-eight seconds, and in force, destruc-
ton and severity surpassed anything of the
kind that has ever taken place in Mexico
The palace was almost destroyed, and it will
require thousands of dollars to again make it
suitable for occupancy. San Francisco is one
mass of ruins, and the whole of the corridors
OF the old convent of San Juan de Dios fell,
burying four persons and wounding many
more. The clock tower, which was only fin
ished on the fifth of May, was shaken down,
passing through the top of the building into
the Supreme Court rooms, and through the
floors OF these into the portals of the palace,
The total number Of persons killed is about
100, while il is impossible to ascertain the
number of the wounded. The shocks contin
ed at intervals during the following day. and
terror reigned supreme throughout the city.
the people remaining in the public squares and
outside OF the city for fear that greater shocks
would come, and, on account of its dilapidated
condition, make complete ruin of the entire
civ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-15

McEvoY's HTBERNIcoN.-W hope our read
ers will make it point to attend the repre-.
sensations of this excellent panorama, which
opens in Portland Theatre this evening, and
will continue on exhibition the remainder of
the week. The pictures represent tour in
Iceland and the scenes are enlivened by Mr.
Robert Byrne, one of the drollest Irshmen
alive, assisted by Misses Kate Emmett and
Mary Clements. Mr.. McEvoy oficiates as lee
turer, and Mr. Winston, who is unsurpassed
as humorist. appears every evening.
We are told this is not the same Hiberncon
that appeared here some time ago, but much
larger, more comprehensive and elaborate pan
Drama than the other, which was itself fine
work of art 1t has been painted at great ex-
pense by some of the finest artists in the coun-
try, and wherever exhibited has drawn crowd
ed houses. We trust it will meet with the suc
cess it so decidedly merits.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-06-15

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE heavy shipments
Of Coal from the Scranton, Pittston and Lehigh re-
gions during the last few weeks have had the effect
&C last OF breaking down the price at retail in Bos
ton and New York, and Coal is selling In those
cites much below any point reached for several
years.
There is no change in the position of affairs in
Schuylkill county. but the workmen manifest great
unealness at the long continued suspension and ac-
tual decline in prices and 1t 10 believed thai, but
the dctatoral rule of the leaders of their Association
many of the coeres would be able to start at once
on the operators basis.
Prices are quoted lower at all shipping points, and
even at present rates there is lack Of disposition
the part OF heavy dealers and consumers to lay IN
stock, EXPECTING a still further decline.
The following the prices OF Coalb the cargo at
Port Richmond: For shipm snts eat OF Borden
town and south OF Cape Henry; other points rates
are 4Oc W ton higher than cur quotations. Scbuyl-
Kill red ash 81 80; do steamboat, 81 25 81 40; do
broken, $425 S440 do egg. 81 20 81 40; do stove
S425 q 81 40; do chestnut, $500; Shenandoah brok-
en- 81 80; do egg 81 so; do sovs "a so; do chestnut
81 90.
PHILADELPHIA, June II -Freights-The follow
ing the current rates from Port Richmond tor the
week ending June 10:- 10 Bath 81 90; Portland
" O0 Saco 50 80; Portsmouth So 90; Boston 81 90
CharlestOwn So 90: Danversport 81 70 and dis Digh
ton 81 So; Fall River 81 IS; Gloucester 81 80 "a
100; bingham and dis 81 25 Newburyport SO 10;
New Bedford 81 IS; Quincy Point 2 90; Roxbury
~ 10; Salem So 90; ituate and dis 81 15; Newport
81 70; Providence 81 IS.