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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-26
rs WANTED rs
All PERSoNS WHO OWN HORSE TO KNOW
TIA Il. Brinxhurst d Co., have beeDa ppontsd
agents Tor WILMINGTON, for the sale Of
DOYER'S moor LINIMENI

for the prevention and cure of Con
TRACTION, CoRNs, QUARTER CRACKS,
CONTRACTION or the BACK SISKw, GEM
ERALY CALLED kSRE-SPRUSG SPRAINs, GALL
SCRATCHES, KHEUMATIsM, &c.
have tested Boy llUuf lininlent ON the feet Of
over humdrei hurses. The difference to the con-
Il t~ vi the feet is great in its favor that would
b. without it Tor ten times its cost. 1t should be
properly applied to every horses hoUt, and especially
the when the horses feet ALWAYS In con-
tact with the heated earth, which dries them up, and
they become hard and iVsvrish, which produces con-
traction, corns quarter cracks contraction of the
back slnew, commonly called knee Sprung, and often
the pains in the hoOi it produces sweeney in the
shoulder. We recommend 1t ~ the best preparation
lts,d 1t should be used on every horsv's hoOf
commonly as oil is used on harness mems boots
Keep them in good condition.
l.. IL. COnkIin,
Proprietor and Superintendent o. lie Continental
Stables, Samson Street, Philadelphia
Ma. NJ. c. BOYER DEAR SIR: This Is to certify,
hat | have used your Liniment In my stables for
hrec months past re than one hundred horses,
and find Il the best preparation have used
horses. far better than you recommend (. Send
rue i've cases at once, by express.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1882 West 3lst Street, New York City.
Sold wholesale and retail at proprietors prices by
T.. BRINGHURST q CO., apotheearies,
Corner 9Th and Market Streets,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-26
MIIIrR's HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS

FoutA Cattle Powder, H. II. Il. Imminent. Roberts
Embrocation, Chicken Pouity Powder and all prom
inent Patent Medicines In the market, for sale ct
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Whining ton. Dnl.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-26

ln0nlOn8 Skins
Chamois Skins n choice and tne selection Just re-
ceivsd, direct importation. A rare chance 70 buy
Them cheap. Carefully selected for fam ly use, all
sizHs and prices, to c,ean silver and glass ware
without scra ching Also. q full and fresh stock
OF drugs, medicines, toilet and fancy articles At
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor and West streets. Wilmington, Dos.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-26
PINIPLES.

will send ('ree recipe for VEGETABLE
BALM, removing Pimpes, Black Worms, Blotches,
frecKes, Moths, and al Diseases of the Skin, l'aN-
Ing 1t clear, and with healthy glow. Also sure pro-
cess for fine growth Of Han on bald heads smooth
faces. THOMAS F. CHAPMAN CHEMIST,
p, o. Box 5,12s. 10 Broadway, New Yort.
mAr32-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-26

AGENTS wanted everywhere. Business strictly Leg
tima.e Particulars free. Address j. WORTH &Co.
mAyl-iy. st, Louis BIO
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-06-26

MRS FOSTERS COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP I
Hassons Compound Syrup Of Tar,
Sine,s Syrup Of Tar and Wild Cherry,
wistard Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
Ritter's Syrup for Coughs and Colds,
FOSTERS Drug Store,
sapc2 Front and West
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

ODD PET5-What is it that little chill
dren won't fondle and domesticate?
Mention it, and green chalk enough will
be found to mark its name. A little girl
in Carson las small number of pets.
which may be called menagerie OF hor-
rors. 4 horned toad, buzzing night
bug OF immense size and armed
with bristles Ike a tom cat, sew
eral young snakes. and skulking cocl;
roach are the chief items Of her wild
collection which she keeps mixed up
together in big bottle
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

RELIc.-A noble red was going the
rounds, yesterday, nursing in his arms
snow white sore eyed family dog and off
fashionable but now played out breed,
for two and a half.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

TOOTH PAsTE.--Another street orator
was among Us last night selling his
invaluable and incompatible mixture
for whitening the teeth. His cunning
1iuency of talk and two little American
flags stuck upon the front corners of his
stand seemed to be sufficient for the
crowd, large number of whom certain
ly could not be induced by any sort OF
to clean their teeth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

AT SEA---A full rigsed brig about
eighteen inches long was unuloored in
number one Of the bathing rooms at
the Hot Springs, yesterday, and pro-
PEELED by wind from the distended
cheeks OF q couple OF spirits festive made
gallant headvay Ger the raging main.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

STREET CLEANEKs.-We are in need Of
some Of these, and if the Indians who
are putting life into the sands of the
plaza By means of their of-dropped par
asites, could be utilized, the double end
Of economy and health would be reached.
Their tribal relations - make them
rather superior to our local ordinances,
however.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16
SHOOTING. G.-TLursdav cirht. at IL

SHooTIsG.-Thursday night, at the
awful hour Of twelve, nine pistol shots
were heard in the direction OF Spanish
dance house situated on the western
boundary Of Barbary Coast. The dis
charges were irregular. Nobody has
been reported hurt; hence the supposi-
ton, that some wild fellows were letting
off extra charges, for fun.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

LU1UkY.-Not monkey show, not
a foot-race, not fight or anything else
had in so long q time occurred to
call out our latent powers 10 be pleased,
that it was a real luxury to gaze upon a
blind Italian, yesterday, ani hear him
grind his illiputian organ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

THINGS TO MEND A Canadian
Frencaman was going the rounds, yes
terday. with a short section Of smoke
stack for furnace and was crying out
IL strange tones for things to mend. He
vics in his cry with the crab women of
small seaport towns on the Atlantic
coast
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

Hoes AND SwILL.-,Farmer Treadway
has bought numerous hogs in Carson to
stock his ranch with. George Tufy has
sold him his pet grunters, and so has
George Fryer. The Farmer has also
bartered with these heavy hosts for their
Stops.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

MCsIc.-Professor MerzbacL is teach
ing the ladies' how to play the best in
the word On the piano. He is sue
cess. Try him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

CoENUCopIA.-Since the late mining
excitement, Cornucopia is all the talk.
1t seems as hard to settle upon uniform
pronunciation OF the name as it was to
get the right sound for epizootic.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

No "TAG. "A COW belonging to Miss
Clapp was thrown off the track near the
Round House, yesterday, by locomo-
tive and killed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-16

EooMs.-Ilss Jennie Forrest offers
for rent rooms furnished with good new
spring beds and everything else to pro
mote comfort
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
MefnrOiOniC2l.

Observation-Disclosures temper
allure for April, 1920; coolest,
End average, 81 /; wafmcst 3Oth, 1c
Mercury lowest. morning, llth, I'D
Goth, %; highest, Both. g.. One
cloudless day partially clear .
day !; more or less rainy or snowy
II days. Blue birds appeared on
the LIST; Robins the 3rd f.; first going
on wheels the 1lih; Slcishs were
used ia days during the season ;
il the back part OF the town, $50.
Average temperature for May,
60.74o coolest, 9th; average, SO !;
warmcst, noon, 27th and 10Th, 50 {:
5 cloudless days; 8 others, part of
the day. Snow the 3rd; more or
less rain on 10 days. thunder
showers during the month. On the
whole dry month and excellent
weather for farm work.
The abundant rains of June 9Th
did Il great deal OF good, not only
in giving large promise for com
ing harvest, but in causing thankful
hearts.
Mr.. s. Mrs Arthur Marsion on re
turning home from church Oh the
25ult., were suddenly thrown from
their carriage by the jolting ont of
the transient bolt. They were for
tunate in escaping serious injury.
A fine Cabinet Organ has lately
been secured for the church. y.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
Com at Hanover.

The following Programme OF Ex.
ertises at the approaching Com
mencpment is announced
sabbath, june 22-3t O'Clock, Z.
NJ. Baccalanreate Discourse. by
President Smith. SP. 81, Address
before the Theological Society, ny
Prof. Luther 4. Townshend, ID. D.,
of tie Boston Theological Society.
monday, june 23-S o'clock p. A..
Prize Speaking.
Tuesday, Juae 2i-(First Day OF
Examination for Admission TO Col
lege.) 3 o'clock, Z. NJ, Glass Day
Exercises. 5 L. ~. Anniversary OF
the Chandler Scientific Department.
Wednesday June 25-3 O'Clock, +.
NJ, Ami, ersary of the United Lit
erary Societies. Address by White
law Reid. Esq, of New York City.
Poem by Edmund Z. Stedman, Esq.
IT New York. 8 O'Clock. Concert
by the MendelsShon Quintette Club
OF Boston.
Thursday. June 2G-S o'clock. A.
NJ, Meeting o; the Alumni in the
Chapel. 10 o'clock \. IL. Comnenc-
IneIt Exercises.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

LyME--Thc records of the Town
having been destroyed when Thurs
tons store was burned, the Sclec,mer
warned town meeting which was
held on the 10th of May last, when
the Selectmen were elected com
mittee TO ie.disfiict the town for
school purposes. as near rs they
could by the lines Of the former
district and report at an adjourned
meeting on the 3lst nit. This report
was accepted and adopted by the
town. thereby giving us ii School
Districts. some Of which number
less than twelve scholars.
On the 30lh ult, rs Mrs. Martha
Holt a | Mrs. Luthera Cline were
riding in II buggy. from Mr. II. H..
Hollis, to the Center, the horse took
fright by reason of part OF the har'
ness giving out. and run with them
alta rapid speed down Baker hill to
where the road turns to the left and
went across the road ut the turn.
into Il deep gully made by the last
freshet. and threw them both ont on
the rocks, making secerc gashes on
Mrs. Hollis head by coming in con.
tact with the rocks, rendering her
insensiblc aud perfectly helpless for
time. Mrs Cline not being so bad
~ hurt, was able to render her some
assistance till help came.
On the first of last May, Widow
Nancy Whittem0re died Of old age,
being 50 years old, the Oldest person
in town. and on 'he lst inst, Mrs,
Lucy Corant, wife of Martin Co
naut. died Of Paralysis, having her
lei side paralyzed about fortnight
before her death; Capt. skinner,
the well known Drover, is now the
Oldest person living in town, being
IS years old, and is now SO that he
buys cattle and frequently goes to
Brighton. though not rs often rs
formerly, and it is reported that he
has been the Oldest drover doing
business in that market for 80 years
past.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
ADRIAN, MICH, May II, 1873.
Ed hadonal Opinion


Ed national Opinion.
| think that my subscription to
yonr paper expired with No A.
l have taken your paper for Many
years, chiefly for its local news.
When | tell You that | was born
in Bradford-that its dear Academy
is my Alma Mdicr-thati its streets
were the play-places ofmy boyhood,
that. in the year 1889, then II years
Of age, ] left my native town, and
have not since been there thai then
knew, intimately and socially, every
man and woman, boy and girl in it,
you will comprehend the reasons
which move me to patronize a jour
nal published at homc.
For the edihcati0n Ofsuch of your
readers as may yet remember me,
permit me, Mr. Editor, in renew ing
my subscription to give You a brief
personal item for your local column
AS | have said, left Bradford in
1880, and having go0sey inclination
for the lakes, | naturally found my.
self in Michigan, where J h3vc lived
81 years. When ! commenced the
battle Of life, said in my diary
will never accept Of an invitation to
drink. | viii strive to practice the
rigid rules Of economy, industry
and integrity, while ! live. | viii
earnestly and patiently tot! in my
profession for twenty-five years
no more--no less--ltt the result be
what it may. II l am reasonably
successful as lawyer, | shall, at
the end of that time, with my sim.
pie, puritan habits, have enough Of
the worlds goods to enable me to
keep want at a respectable distance
from my door in the winter OF life.
II, at the end If II quarter of a cen
fury, | have not enough, and the
furnishing wolf is too near my habi
tation, it will be clear that nay pro
iessional life has resulted i'll failure,
and l shall need all the time that
then have left, to provide against
the contingencies o! old age III some
other pursuit.
made these resolutions in May
1889, and have kept them sacredly.
When the bell tolled the departure
ottWcntyiive years was III the high
tide Of an increasing and lucrative
professional business, bat Instantly
uheyins tue summons, | have since
taken no part in the legal controver.
sizes Of my fellow men.
Will this characteristic: incident
| mus, leave your readers and my
quondam friends, 10 form their estl.
mate otmy reputa lun as a man and
brother. IftEey outsider ii carefully
they will, | thiuk, Judge me truthful
~. The tenderrrcolections OF child
hood cluster around me, rs | write
that | bear them in kindly remem.
brancc as in the days OF "lang syne.'
Truly yours,
LORENZO TABOR.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Tlere is general grumbl IN
Europe about the military and
naval expenses, which are steadily
increasing. Germany is investing
its indemnity money in new fortiti
cations and new ornaments, and
France and Russia are compelled,
as u matter of precaution, to
strengthen themselves to be able to
resist Germany and then Italy must
be prepared To meet France, and
Turkey to meet Russia, Thus ii
goes on; but we observe the hope,
iuil sign that al! the Cabinets com.
plain OF the cost, and many OF the
statesmen are undoubtedly sincere
III their prtteS!allOnS of dislike OF
aggressive war. ILe need OF SON e
international league to secure peace
makes itself felt more stronslyevery
year.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

New York has had another hotel
murder, in the shooting of Mansfield
i. Walworth 10y his son at the Stur
tevant House. The father had bee \
divorced from his wife, some two
years, and since then has written
abusive letters 10 her, which great
~ enraged the son. lie left his
home IN Saratoga aud went to the
city for the purpose of killing his
father. ue invited his father to
visit him at the hotel, and immedi-
ately after he entered the room of
the son. firing was heard and the
father had been instantly killed.
Young Walworth gave himself up
to the authorities aud awaits the
action Of the courts.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
S'e.e Hampshire Neus.

lIAyrRulrr.-A missionary meet
irc was held here on "Wednesday
Of this week, the various mission
and benevolent Institutions being
nllv represented. Rev A. II. Clapl
nf New York. spoke e!oQpcntly ~
tie cansc of home missions, an,, IN
the absence of the See. tor the Con.
grcga,ional Publishing Society, the
Mrssrs. Grout, returned mission
aries. spoke Of the wcr!; in Africa,
one having gone there as early as
1889. This introduced the suffice,
Of the Americas Missionary Associ.
alton, to educate the Freedmen and
furnish rative teachers aud preach
ers 10 the South. and foreign
countries especially to Africa.
The meeting was one OF great
interest throughout.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

poRTsNoUrlI y, H., j ne ; tn
Ms. Levi Woodbury.. widow of rv-
Governor Woodbury.. died in this
city this afternoon, aged about 10.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
Sold by
SEWING MACHINES,

Persons wishing TO purchase n sewing ma
chine are invited Ia examine the Davis Vert
lea Feed shnttle Sewing Machine This is
the very best of The fret class machines
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Tac Captain General of Cuba has
been officially notified to carry into
effect the order OF March Il, direct.
ing The emancipation of 10000
slaves.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

New Hampshire editors will have
their animal excursion the second
week in July. visiting Lancaster.
Colebrook, Dixville Notch and Con-
Iecsicut Lake.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
sTlAHs ETOES SALE.

The suhscriher offers for sale his Farm stu
ated nile from Bradford Village Oh Prospect
Mir, containing about 20 acres OF valuable
land, NICE House hgilt 5yeats ago New Horse
Ear and other buildings al! good Sugar or
chard of go trees aud wood and timber enough
for the farm, good iruit orchard, good running
water at house and ua.i,s. Terms of sale liD-
cIal' Amy one wishing TO purchase will please
call and sec the premises.
G.. D. BROWN.
Bradford Vt, Jan. Is, ls73. 3ltf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

Two small rocky Islands in the
Bplring Sea, says the London Giobc,
viii soon have paid back 10 the
United States Treasury the whole
sum expended upon the purchase
Of ALASKA. When the ccsSion of
of this territory was granted 10y
Russia. people smiled Mt the bargain
made hy Americans. 1t was assert.
ed that Yankee shrewdness had de.
serted lIr. Seward in the matter.
lie knew better, and did not buy
with his ewes shut. st Pan's and
st. Georges Islands. belonging TO
the Aleulian chain, have since been
leased to the ALASKA Commercial
Company for seal fishing at n year
~ rental Of $4,000. A tax of 81
on each far seal skin taken and
shipped from the islands is also
imposed. As 100000 skins are eX-
ported yearly now to San Francisco
and New York, n fruitful source of
revenue is obtained from these two
barren rocks. This territorial enter
fp,ise of the UniIcd States is there
ore Il great success, and will proba-
bly, help to drvclopc the ideas so
rapidly growing in america that
colonial possessions are useful from
many national points Of view.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
.,ssRsENG HAS COWu.
> IAD 50 m W ifE,

and filing orr store with the pest IN.
s0stmcnt, I've thinhl OF
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13
kEG.II .lUY/rAS.
Probate Courts.
rRApToRp DISTRICT.

Probate Courts will hc holden within and
for the District of llradiord,the en- uing year,
as follows;
At The rrotter House, In bradford. on tic
Second Tuesdays oil January. May, July aud
hoNenh"r.
~ Fosters Hotel, Enst Corlnth, on the We.
ond Tuesdays of February and August
At the Probate Oticc. in Newhury. on the
Second Tuesdays OF March and October
~ Worthcn's Hotel, IA iOpshani. on the See
ond Tuesdays of june aud September
AZ the Probate unicc. In West Fairlce, on
the Second Tuesday oi December and April
AGyNI BIAS. Register.
West Faiilec, December 2d. ls7!.---Syl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-06-13

EARN FOR SALE about two miles North
/ OF Newburv Town House. loo acres oil land
- ell fenced, with y fine lot Of spruce and hem
lock timber, good buildings. running water TO
the house and barn, on IA good road, will sell
stock and tools it desired
JONAS w. FUTILE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-02-25

&imhhfek. Ser Wartt mar fan unb oe.
bridt, Ra6xi1ten bon stetu 0ort uub auSe.
rem Stdbten tuaren un9dnftI9 unb Rdufer
biteten f6 eroee Partbien gu taufen. einiae
Bertdufe tpnrben abgef6lo6en meifens alf
Orber, absr greiie niebri9er unb unbefimmt.
Die Na6frage fir 3u6tbisb mar fair unb 2
ooer 8 4artbien tuurbeu p%ertauft 9OcaI-
&dufer tluften ni6ts. Die neuen i3ufubreu
betrugen 476 Sthd. @ertdnfe: 179 StiG
gu 3.70-$4 fir 3u6tbieb, nnb 450-5.75
fur fair bis quite 9latte Stiere.
G9tnetne. Der @arft mar flau uub
Yreife l0c n~iebriger p 100 fb 60 1T btri6-
tet, bag bic beuti9e 3ufubr go Gar-9abun-
gen betrd9t. Die Nnpe1enbeit bon &dufern
mar mdbi9 unb tauften muir 3u niebrt9en
Hretlen meifelS fur S6la9tbduisr, nab
leiOte S9petne fur Canada unb Gaf Setp
yort &e0nung. @reile tparen bon 4.25-
4,65 NIT Hertdufeu i'm @rosen ~ 4.4O-
SO. Der Wartt IGlo6 fau. Die neuen
3ufnbren betrn9en beute 1890 stid. 9ert.
2I01 StHd.
S9afe. Die 8ufubren tuaren unbehenteS y
unb bic Na1fra9e beF6rdutt, 9reife0 Yti&'H
Der ein3i9e 8ertauf mar 161 Stid, burG.
f6nittIi1 90 fb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-02-25
q { n fe.
Ghicaap. ben Is. &ebr

GDtcd90, Den IL. Uebr. 1878.
Die folssuDen @ateute tpurben fir bie am
%. SanuQr e~nbigenbe Mo1e bon Der Ser.
Staten gatent-0 Office au8ae9ebsn, tpie BE-
ri6tet bnr0 aDln. 8 2ok, Ratent Soliei-
tor, SO ef=0tanbolpDfr,, Gbtcago.
Sir Sllinoi8.
@otirenbe SngeIfo:m s, BRADFORD, Gbt-
ca9o.
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9ambftefel = u. St WcDonalb, Chicago.
S6anfel = q. $. SmaIe, Gbiea9o.
3dblmai6iue - st. g Si9oS. Chicago
Salt.gpparat fir 5tdbemaG0treu s @.
4erfins = gb:c09o.
Sdgeapparat = 8 SUIT, Aulncb.
Nal3e fir @obelmQi0tUen - g Snman,
&odlorb.
Waiseatf6ruer - 81. Goam8, Saubmid.
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&Fu9tuppelau9 s. s &itt5, gtt2eGn.
STR DiBeonftn'
gerlan9erbarer Slid - 0t, 9ofman, Oar
ltu9ton.
Slelau6maT0iue fir 9rudereien = 8. 8.
Stur9iS, NiltpQutee.
SIN @an3en lpur5en fir bic cbi9e ISOLDE
auS9e9eben:
202 4atente,
10 gatent ? Rorreftionen (r~eissues).
10 Faterte fir 3ei6unn9eu unb Wlnfer
(Designs)
PGteut fir 0ef6dit6jei9eu TRADE
Marksl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (Extensions).
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-02-25
eisuue BET COUNTY 8 gOmmiTdre.
Woutas, ben II, Sebruar 1878

USoNIuYl utn H. OeVIu~1 1910
Nnpelenb @eiuer. Serting. @oeIIe, 9abI-
mann, aouergau, Sone5. @alanaD, 8o9ue,
Glouab, CRAWFORD. Stuffed, Sarris, Grap-
forb 4; abtpe{eno: Singer unb Sorrifon.
Ser Rarben beB SOfpitdtS erfu6t I'm e-
men SobresgebaIt bon 81 500; an ba8 Sufti5-
@emite perfpieTen. Die bon ben 8an-, 81
nans-, Sofpital-. SteuerauS9leib- nnb
9ienff- Gomite8 sepruften &e6nungen muir
ben our i3abIun9 angetptefen.
Die Supreme- Court entT1ieb, bab Ratio-
nal 8ant- Gttien an Orte, mo bic 8ant-
Office placirt 1T, b~eIteuert perben tOnnen ;
bem9emd6 meibet rer gountD -Nutpalt, bab
bic Die1aen Stationdlbanfen Die boa lbnen
befrittenen Steuern fir 1871 unb 1872 obne
Nppelation an Das GunbeS-S ber9eri1t be-
sablen tper6en.
Der GountD, NntoaIt tpurbe beauftrG9t
9orLaQen bebuI8 3nedmdbi9er unterbrin9uag
bon &iubern Der SulaIen Des NrtnenbauIrB
uub bebufS Ginri6tung zines arbeit5beparte-
ment i'm Nrmenbaus auS3uarbeiten.
Nuf HIbton6 Gntrag nurbe Elm Spettal=
Gomite ~beauftragt in Der 9egiSlatur ben er-
la6 3pedmdbi9er 0tisbe fir Goof County gu
betreiben. NliQer, Gfbton unb @auotpaD
biIben bieleS Gomite unb Der GountD=0nrpalt
DealetIeI le H0D SpIlHylclO.
Der GouutD- Glert tpurbe beauftragt, 9iittn
Der Steuer. &lidtdnbe fur 1871 nit 9eIauer
Ngaabe Der Delipquenten auSjuarbciten, nnb
3trar ie elm Ggsmplar fir ben StaatS=Nuoitor,
| ben 8oarb rrO ben GountD- Collector.
Ser Secret6r be6 Scar0s tpuroe an9etpte~
fen bic 0eF0roreuen, 2ife benz GonntD~
Glert einjubdnoigsn.
Die Gomite8 fir 8e5iebun9en nit Der
Stabt uub fur oftntii6e @ebduDe tpuroen En-
md6tiat gemeinfam nit benz Sau-Gomtte
bes StabtratbS uno benz tdbtif6ea Gauratb
bic eingerei6ten Yldne fir baS nene Court
baus 3l prIfen uno Dor Gnndbme berieloen
an ben 8oarb 81 beri6ten.
@emdb Gntrag te8 GomlteS fur oHs1tli'
den Dienft ioQen bon nun an Der Sber!H,
Coroner, gnUector, S6abmeifer, &ecarber
unb Circuit Glert @rqutItionen fir GuDer
unb GormuIare eitr iben nnb biefelben bon
ben Gontrnctcren oeS Boards 9~eIiefert, ale
@ebnnn9en fir Orufia6en, S0reibmat:-
rialien unb Siilf6. GlerfS benz Goaro ein9e-
rei6t unb aus cen Gintinften ser be5ilgli0en
&emter be3abIt perben Ser Gbef ieOeS De-
partementS fcll an Gnhe beS Monat8 nber
9ef3itS beriGten.
Galloway reaguirte aIS W1itgIieb be8 SUI
fis- Counties uno 9arrifon tpnrDe fein StaG-
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