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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

EDEY's CARBoLIo TRoCHEs.-FoF the
cure of coughs, colds, sore throat, diptheris,
scarlet fever, diseased lungs, asthma, bron
chitiS, whooping cough, kidneys, worms,
dyspepsia, etc., eto. Edey's CArbolic Troehes
stand unrivAlled for their healing
qualities, their certain and instantaneous
action. They arrest decay at once. Hence
10 cases of diseased lungs, tuberoles, or dis
sues, decomposition is at once arrested.
Parasites of every description are expelled
BY the use of these troehss; and they
should be used aS cure, IS well asa preven.
tive, for cholera, diArrhoeA, dyspepsia, chol
era iufantum, missmatic fevers, etc. "Car-
bollc' is indorsed BY the highest medical
talent Of the old and new world
P. s. Sure cure for sore throat.
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RATES Of ADVERTIslke.

For each square, or the space occupied BY ten
lines OF solid nonParsil, One Dollar for sseh in-
ssrtion.
Special Notices, 20 cent, Per line. wbsp In.
serted months more, SO psY ssnt sbeye r&Sra
lar advertising rates.
Communications, or articles inserted auona
reading matter, 25 cents per line.
DAILY AND WEEKLr.-A discount of IS psr
cent. will be made from the Weekly rates, on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the sans
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged rs per cent
additional.
PoF~.l transient advsrtissmeh advance pay
ment is required
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

In Tic Douloureux, rub Renne's Pain
Killing Magic Oil all around the ear, and
especially on the prominent face bone above
the ear. You thus reach the "fifth pair Of
nerves, which 90 to the face" and you use
it faithfully il soon cures.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27
Watch Buyers AtteEtion !

The undersiPn
ed respectfully
call the attention
{ persozs cou-
en- plating the
urc has e OF
| ystehesto the su
eFiority Of the
celebrated NiekIe
Movements. mau-
ufactu d by
Messrs BOREL
& COUREOfS-
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ROBBERS ExPECTORAL WILD CHERRY
TONIC.
The Universal Family Remedy.

The Universal Family Remedy.
For Dyspepsia AMI Weak Stomach.
For the Liver and Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting of Blood.
For WeakDes, and General Debility.
For Loss of Appetite.
For Sick Headache,
For DiArrheA and Dyssntery.
For Fever and Ague.
For Bilious Fever.
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
For Palpisation of the Heart.
For Broken down Nervous System.
For Neuralgia and RI sumstism.
For Purifying the Blood.
For inAamsd and Sore Eyes when caused
by the Impure state @ f the Blood.
Call for it a. John BsngstOn's, or Emf
KHhler, or address J. Rohrer, sole proPris
tor, Lancaster, Pa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

Don't suffer your haiI to fall off when
bottle or two Of NATURES HAIR REsToRA-
TIVE will check it. Splendidly ,srfumed
and as clear as crystal. All vide awake
druggists sell il. See advertisement.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

tton lands end to lands end, that all may
read and reading, believe, that for the
countless millions who are on the road to
an uusinsly grave With bilious comclaints,
there ia bat one truly great and reliable
remedy, and that is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

Ladies who nre suEsrlug from esrtSin com
plants, known only to females, should at once
get DR.. Velpaus Fsmsls Pills. They produce q
most charming effect. Sold by all Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27
use Renne's PaiB-KiIling Magic Oil.

use ReRne's PaiB killing Magic Oil.
at works like charm"
at works like q charm
at works like 3 charm"
alt works like a char m.
"It wo ks like a charm.
cit works like q charm"
lts faithful use cures Colds in the Head,
acAdachs, n eu Algia, Earachc. Facesehe, Sore
Eyes, Ozena Catarrh, Pain in the Joints, Lame
shoulders, Stiff Neck, Lumbago. Criok In tno
back, Stiff Joints, sprAins, Gouty Pains, free
zss, Chi.blAins, Harts by Bruises, Bite OF q Dog
Poisons, Cholera MorDus, Cramps. Fits, SpaSmS'
Rusty Nail Wounds, Lock Jaw, Contussions'
spinal Weakness.
And In all AiIs use Renne's Magic OIL.
And II all ails use Renne'p Magic Oil.
And in al ails use Rennes Magic Oil.
AM. in all Ais US Renne's Magic Oil
And in all ails use Rsnne's Magic Oil.
nd In all ails use Renne's Magic Oil.
BUy IL where y ou trade. Buy large sizes u
yov can get them. Use 1t freely; use it faith
iu,ly. Get the genui"e, VIM. RRNNE Sons
| ,ols manufacturers Pittsfied, Mass. Sold oJ
John Ben gston, Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

TER of Ncu,uo.ei, reptGsHd Ladies sizes. key
an d stem WindsrE, quarter plate. These watch
es base Equilibrium escapsments, chrouo meter
balsn es. posed ruby pallets, Berguet hai'
spr!ngs, and fall ruby ieweiItd and combine all
m odern improvements IN watch making.
These N atcheK were awarded the Grand Prize
at the PARIS Exposition Of 1867 for the best per
Torrance and greatest accuracy il Aiisstment,
and can be warranted to perform with ;hs came
degree of res ulsritv as those made BY the best
| TT msaufsctprers OF Europe and America.
A full assortment constantly on hsns for sale
| BY QUINCHE kRCGLER, Is Maiien Lane
| lup stairs New York. Only Wholesale Agent,
| for the Manufacturers. junelStly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-27

delightful and pieasAnh Iemeoy Ii
Uatsrrh, HsadGche, Bad Breath, Asthma
Hoarssnsss, Bronchitis, Coughs
Deafness, &c,
and all diseases resulting from coldsin
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This remedy does not "DRY UP" satarrh
,ut LoosENS it frees the head of all offensive
natter, quickly removing bad breath and mead
.che, ailays and soothss the burning heat 10
iAtarrh Is 50 mild and agreeable in its effects
that It positively
Cures without Gneexing.
rROCHE POWDER is pleasant to the
| taste and never nSuseates when swallowed, In
stantly gives to the throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation of COolnsss Comfort.
Is the best voice tonic in the world!
Try IT, Safe, ReIisbIs, and only 35 cents.
Sold by Druggists. or mailed free. Address
COOPER, WILSON b co. Prop'r
| Phil&dslphia.
Van schAAk, Stevenson d Reed, Wholesale
Agents, Chicago. osos'oWom
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COST 70 CITY, WV %
The adjoining lots are appor as
foloNvs viz UaAH
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Religions JnteIIteonco

Rev. Samuel Harrison, of this city, has &C.
cepted the invitation to return to his former
parish, Pittsfeld, Mass, but will not move his
family at present. His stay with the Newbury
street Church has been brief, but long enough
to show him to be a man of ability and worth
Rev. G. L. Nichols. late of Pownal, was in
stalled pastor of the Congregational Church in
Brownville ON the Goth ult.
Rev. III. r. Howes of East Concord, n. H.,
has accepted a call to the pastorate of the Con-
gregational Church in Stockton. r
Rev. I. I. Merry has resigned his pastorate
of the Second Congregational Society of Nor
way, to take effect the last Sabbath in April
Rev. S. Thurston, Secretary of the NJ. NJ. s.,
has commissioned Rev. Charles L. Guild to the
Congregationalist churches at Patten and Is
land Falls for a few weeks.
Warren Bryant, Esq, and several others, re-
Gently converted under the ministrations of
Rev. Caleb Jelieson of WATERFORD, have deter
mined, so report says, to erect new church for
that devoted apostle.
Rev. A. A. Smith has closed his labors with
the Second Baptist Church at Lubec
The Penobscot Ministerial Association met
at the Seminary reading room in Bangor Tues
day morning. Rev. n. Smyth Moderator, read
the Scriptures, Dr. Pond offered prayer, and
Secretary j. W. II. Baker read the records of
the last meeting. Rev. L. g. Marsh read a ser
mon on Judas, from John 1915, showing that
1.-THE best instruction, society and example, the
grandest opportunities and self culture, with
out the grace of God, are insufficient to convert
wicked man." Rev. A. Prince presented a
plan on John 14:2, description of Heaven as a
place, domestic home, fitting complement of
the truth of the fatherhood of God. After an
interesting review of each, the Association adj
journed to May 21st, when an examination of
students for approval as teachers takes place.
The Rev. DR.. Newman, of Washington, is
nominated by Bishop Ames as missionary to
japan. The st. Louis Christian Adyocqte wick
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The assessments on adjoining lots are apportioned
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$4,000

Cost to city, S463 81
The assessments on adjoining lots are apportioned
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To the Editor of the Press
/ notice paragraph in your issue of March
18th. in which you say "the people OF Somerset
county seem to be thoroughly aroused on the
subject of resistance to political rings" The
statement is true but is calculated to mislead
the public,-the only ring known in Somerset
is the ring which the pothouse politician from
Embden claims to control, notwithstanding his
own town and the county have long since set
him aside as a man only fit preside when reso-
buttons known as the '.Atkinson schoOlhouse
resolutions were passed, or something of that
sort The whole matteris in nutshell The
men who were instrumental in foOlishly wasting
three hundred Thousand dollars in a wild rail
road scheme understand that the public will
call them to an account of their stewardship; and
now they hope to get up some combination
to help them out. The community are not in
such state of excitement as one might infer
from what has been already published. No
person outside of Norridgewock and the rail-
road ring, with Atkinson at its head, are hay
Ing any trouble or concern about the matter
only that the affair may be kept SO sly that the
President may not find out how things are; be-
cause it would be great calamity to have the
national party broken up and Congress demon
allied. What pity that man, who has I'M
dertaken to reorganize the Supreme Judicial
Court, rule the State, his county and town, and
for years been the dupe of designing men, should
now undertake to demoralize the Republican
party, having failed in all his undertakings,
both public and private! notice you publish
call for an Indignation meeting at the instance
of this same fossil politician. The fact is, the
meeting is really an indigestion meeting, as all
the men engaged in that move are politically
bilious, and like drowning man, seize the
present moment to make another cheap howl
-aHstHsrB ARR T t.r..,. EXAMINER
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THE Argus has intelligence from the New
Hampshire election by two sources; one by
the associated press which gives the figures
OF the vote stating that the Republican ma
jority will not fall below 1900 if the towns
not heard from vote as last year, and the
other by some unknown agency by which it
is enabled to state editorially that Mr.. Straw's
majority is but 800. The first is the real fact
and the second is the statement of the argus
made politically. We congratulate the ar
gus that it is so far advanced toward the
truth that it can tell half of it, The Argus
might have added that Mr.. Straw's vote is
larger than that of Gen. Grant in 1858 and
at the corresponding spring election of 1868
that the Republican majority was 1928 and
wouldhave been as large Tuesday had not the
Democrats fostered two side shows that took
off about thousand votes. ~ 4af'd ojli
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.h'cy( From Cumberland st. to Back C0re9
Beginning at north line of Cumberland St.. and
centre of Cedar St., thence north westerly through
Cove. - - - -
The bottom of sewer at point of beginning, is eight
and one half @ feet below grade Of the street, eight
and one half s feet bellows at south line of Oxford
St. eight and one half Sp feet below at north line Of
Oxford St. six (6) feet below at point eight ~ feet
south westerly from south line of Lincoln St., and
five o. feet below ninetytwo (S) feet beyond south
line of Lincoln st.
= The sewer from Cumberland st. to Lincoln St. is
built of brick oyal, capacity1B inches from Lincoln
st. to outlet built Of wood, 18inch box. SD u J
Two culverts were built and connected with this
sewer q sf -@tA914t FFfanE no
Cost of sewer, S1358 27 ?. ga
City's proportion, 1889 81
Sum to be assessed. 10lS 20
Area assessed 172945 sqr. it. lf IL
"A Rate per 100 sqr. #, So $40
Cost Of culverts, Ef1t So 3Hf $40 90
sesNEs6 saE saasf.,E .rss .srr.r
Cost to city, $50 81
The assessments on adjoining lots are apportioned
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


through centre of Smith street twelve hundred and
ninety five (l295) feet to Back Cove.
The bottom of the sewer, at point of beginning l.
seven and two tenths q 210 feet below surface of
street, eleven and eight tenths III sl0 feet below nj
south line of Cumberland street, nine and three
tenths q 310 feet below at north line of Cumberland
street, eight and nine tenths e 9-1O feet below at
south line of Oxford street, eight ~ feet below at
point two hundred and fifteen (2l5) feet beyond
north line of Oxford St., and FIVE and three tenths
Is $40 feet below at south line of Lincoln steet
length of nine hundred and ten C9l0) feet OF this
is built of bricks 10 inch circle. The remain
der of wood, 10 inch box 2 = tEIE .ri
Five (5) culverts were built and connected with
this sewer. -.-
Cost of sewer, s12j5 g.
City's proportion, s3l3 92
Sum to be assessed, s94l &c
Area assessed, 134 324 50. II.
Rate per 100 So II. 20 1-10c.
Cost of eulverts, .. els %
Cost 70 city, 1882 70
The assessments on adjoining lots apporticaed
as follows viz:
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seminaries Of these the Baptists and tile Ro-
man Catholics have each IT; the Presbyterians
and the Lltherans each IA; the Episcopalians,
II; the Methodists, 10; the Congregationalists,
Z; Reformed Church and the United Presby-
Iterians, each 4: the Free Will Baptists, the
Christians and the Uniyersalists, each 2; and
the Unitarians, the Moravians, the African
Methodists the Union Evangelicals, the Swed-
enborgians and the United Brethren, each 1;
while there are six unknown" The whole
number Of students in these seminaries is 1904.
of which the Roman Catholics have the largest
number, 862, and the United Brethren the
smallest, T. ...s,4.ss
William H. Allen, Ii. D., President of Gil.
rard College, was unanimously elected Presi-
dent of the American Bible Society at the last
meeting of the Board of Managers DIR. Allen
is undoubtedly well qualified to discharge the
duties of this office; yet it seems little queer,
says the Independent. that the Bible Society
should select as its presiding officer gentleman
who ~ the head of an institution within the
walls of which no minister is allowed. There
may be nothing in the constitution of Girard
College to forbid the President from accepting
such position; but it is clear that its founder
hardly contemplated such contingency, and
the election seems to be piece of practical sa
tire on tb,,, provisions of Mr.. Girard's will.
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city ~ $50 SO :
The assessments on adjoining lots are apportione,
az follows WIS ~ 81 - ~ a
CEDAR ST. SEWER.

1885 "A 1-1Oc s7s5 6s
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STONE SIT. hEWER.

(From Oxford to Myrtle Street ria Lincoln ST.
beginning at north line of Oxford street, and Ia
centre of Stone street. thence nothwestery through
centreof Stone street three hundred and seventeen
SID feet TO south line of Lincoln street, thence With
curve to right thirtythree (33) feet to centre OF
Lincoln street, thence through centre OF Lincoln
street, stxtyeightl (6s feet to old drain in Myrtle
street. - sAA III
The bottom Of sewer, at point of beginning, Is
eight and one half (8D feet below grade of street,
eight and half lS feet below at point fifty (5O)
feet beyond south line of Oxford street, six (6)
feet below at point one hundred and thrty-seyen
$50 feetbeyond south line of Oxford street, four 20
feet below at south line Of Lincoln street and four
and seyen-tenths "A 7-l0) feet below at terminus.
The sewer is built Of ~ inch circular cement ripe.
Cost Of sewer, 1886 "a ~
City's proportion, SOL 43
Sum to be assessed, 274 81
Area assessed, 3S353 50 fl. r fiI t-f l-l
Rate per 100 50 feet, II 5 10 cts.
Cost to city, s9l 43 y
he mat,tq IN adj ara mod
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Notice..

c. o. LEACH, Secretary.
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The ASSESSMENTS on adjoining lots apportioned
EMERY ST. SEWER,


BEGINNING at a point in centre of Emery St. one
hundred and fortyeght 4s feet south easterly from
south line of Pine St. thence south easterly through
centre of Emery st. eight hundred and twenty-five
(s25) feet to chimney built over end of old sewer
at south east line of Spring ST., and twenty nine go
feet north easterly from south west line Of Emery ST.
The bottom of sewer at point of beginning is seven
nine and one half feet below at point one hundred
and fifty-seven 5 feet beyond south line Of Cush-
man St. and ten QO) feet below at chimney. The
end of old sewer is eighteen us) feet below grade
Of the street. FL
A length of one hundred and fourteen (1lD feet of
the is built of 10 inch circular cement pipe
Five hundred ffty-eight 55s) feet Of IS inch oval
cement pipe, and one hundred and fifty-three Q53)
feet of 20 inch oval cement pipe.
Cost of Sewer, $113i.T
Ctvs proportion, S2s3.72
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MASONIC FUNERAL

Members of the Masonic fraternity are requested
to meet with the Brothers of Portland Lodge No. 1,
at Masonic Hall, Sunday, March 17th at 12.45 P. NJ
for the purpose of attending the funeral services of
our late brother,
4- CAPT. THOMAS MEANS.
Per Order of w. NJ.
C. O. LEACH Secretary
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MR.. GRIFFN's History Of the Measures
Of Maine, which is now passing through the
press, states that no less than fifty periodicals
have been started in Portland within the last
sixty yeaas, of which only eleven survive.
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BECKETT STREET SEWER.
E,,o,.o,d ss,,,srr ~ S,,omoy 6 ASs

134,s6s rs ITO s1O53 7,
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FRANKLIN ST. SEWER.


rs+st.a u. allf.ei .fz-ioe 1901 Of
FBANKLIN ST. SEWER
(From Oxford ST. to Back Core)
Beginning at north line of Oxford St., and in CEN
tire Of Franklin ST.. thence north westerly, through
centre of Franklin St., nine hundred aud seventy
eight (97S) feet, to Back Cove.
The bottom of sewer at point of beginning, is eight
and eight tenths Is 81U feet below surface of street
and four and nne-tenths $40 feet below at south
line of Lincoln st.
length Of four hundred and thrty-nine (i39) feet
of this sewer built of brick Is inch circle. The re-
mander Of wood 10 inch box.
One culvert was built and connected with this
sewer. -l t'
Cost of sewer, S79S SO
City's proportion, ,. S199 "
Sum to be assessed, 500 II
Area assessed, s6971 50 IT, ... ..
Rate per 100 so it, 6S 9-10,
Cost Of culvert, $40 50
Cost to city, $40 81
Tho ,ua,fa M, adioiino afa ara apnortioned az
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On the whole, it is doubtful if the Bath
company that complains SO bitterly of ill usage
at the hands of the revenue department., will
receive very general or very hearty sympathy
from the great public. If we mistake not, the
"white four that the company furnished for
the markets is wholly or very generally used
for the adulteration of such articles of COM
mon use as its color and weight adapt it, in
Guiding, we are informed, white lead, soda,
sugar, candies, ETC., etc. If the barytes -four
has no further commercial value than what it
may be worth as an adulteration, it is ques-
ton whether its manufacture should not be
entirely prohibited on the same ground that
the counterfeiting of money is. L
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WINTER a GRAY sTs. SEWER

(From Spring 81 10 State 81 via Winter q Gray Sts)
Beginning at point y-eght (5s) feet southeast
erly from south east line of Spring street and In
ire OF Winter street, thence southeastery through
centre of Winter street three hundred and sxty-two
1852 feet to northwest line of Gray street, thence on
to left thirty 1857 feet to north east line
of Winter street, thence through center Of Gray
street. two hundred and sixty-one (26r feet to old
sewer in State street.
The bottom Of sewer, at. point of beginning is nine
(9 feet below surface of street. eight and halt
feet below at line of Gray street, eight and three
enths Is $40 feet below at line Of Winter street. and
eight (0 feet below at terminus.
The sewer Is built of ~ inch circular cement pipe.
Two cuyerts built and connected with this
sewer ~ GOO
Cost of sewer, $3.50 81
City's proportion, S15s ~
Sum to be assessed, 1919
Area assessed, S3765 so #,
Rate per 100 81 feet, So $40 cts,
Cost Of culverts, S240 90
Cost to city, S39y 70
The adjoining lots are appor as
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Tie tollo,ciag se,cers hare been built.
ANDERSON STREET SEWER.

(From Cumberland ST., to Back Core)
Beginning at north line of Cumberland St., and CEN
tire of Anderson St. thence northeasterly through
centre of Anderson street. four hundred and forty
eight 4 feet to north line of Oxford st. and centre
Fremont St., thence through centre of Fremont ST.,
eight hundred and thirty-four s) feet to Back Cove
The bottom of Sewer at point Of beginning is eight
@ feet below the grade of Street. eight C feet below
two hundred goo feet beyond north line of Cumber-
land St. six and tenths &c 21O feet below at south
line of Oxford St. and six and threetenths &c $40
feet below at south line of Lincoln st.
The Sewer is built of brick, Is inch circle. Seven
% culvcrts built and connected with this Sewer
Cost of Sewer, e EgT $14o5 90,
City's proportion, 1851 %
Sum to be assessed, 1868 10
Area assessed 134, 1868 So. fl. - Il =
Rate of assessment per 100 50. #. 70 lilo
Cost of culverts, $3.50 90
Cost to city, 1888 Is
The assessments on adjoining lots apportioned
as follows, viz: e D AfH i-ikGff tA lTt
Date. Owner or Occupant. So. TT. Rate Am'nt
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Beginning at the end of the old sewer in centre of
Beckett St. distant one hundred and forty-six GAG
feet from north line of Promenade, thence north
westerly through centre Of Beckett St. distance of
The bottom Of sewer at point of beginning is nine
(9 feet below grade of the street nine and tenth
OHIO feet below at south line OF Hansons Lane, and
nine (0) feet below at swamp.
The sewer Is built of IL inch circular cement pipe
Two culverts were built, and connected with this
sewer. q
Cost of sewer, 1884 so
City's proportion, 81 II
Sum to be assessed, 2133
Area assessed 6O510 sqr. fl. -
Rate for 100 sqr. it., 50 2-1o. s NJ
Cost of culverts. 40 3 100 ~
Cost to city, S149 81
The assessments on adjoining lots are apportioned
as follows, viz
Date Owner or Occupant. Soft. Rate. Amt.