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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-07-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPRESENTATIVE.

REPRESENTATIVE.
EDS. HERALD,-Please announce the name of
election to the office of Representative, subject
to the decision of the Republican Primary Elec-
ton. MANY CITIZENS.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
EDS. HERALD.-Announce that ED. MOTT is a
candidate for superintendent OF the Public
Schools of Mahaska county, subject to the de-
cision of the Republican Primary Election.
EDS. HERALp.-Please announce the name of
CAPT. MILO M. RICE as candidate for Sheriff,
subject to tn decision of the Republican Prima-
ry Election.
EDS. HERALD.-Please announce that VIM. n.
STANLEY is candidate for Sheriff, subject to
the decision of the Republican Primary Election.
EDS. HERALD.-Please announc, the name of
j. w. HINESLEY a candida te for Sheriff of
Mahaska county, subject to the decision of the
Republican Primary Election. MANY FRIENDS.
EDS. HERALD.-Please announce the name of
II. f: WORDEN, as candidate for the office of
Sheriff, subject to the Republican Primary Elec-
tion. MANY VOTERS.
HETHERINGTON "a native Mahaskian) as a can
ddate for Sheriff of zMahaska county, subject to
the decision Of the Republican Primary Election.
AUDITOR.
EDS. HERALD,-Please announce JAMES RUAN
as candidate for reelection to the Office of
mary Election.
TREASURER.
EDS. HERALr Please announce that HENRY
II. kENDlG candidate for reelection to the
once OF CouL aasurer, subject to the Repub-
lican Primary Ell on
INDEPENDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EDS. HERALD.-Please annoncet the the name of
I. Z. WEIGH as an Independent candidate for
Representative of Mahaska county and oblige
s.# MANY CITIZENS.
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Castoria ls more than a.snbstitute for castor
Oil. tisthe only SAFE article is existence which
Is certain to assimiate the food, regulate the
bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and 1t is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest, "a
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

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Notice is hereby given TO all persons interested
that the 30th day of June, A. ID. 1873, the
undersigned was appointed by the Circuit court
of Mahaska county, Iowa, administrator of thees-
tate of Elizabeth McManes, deceased, late of said
county. Al persons indebted to said estate, will
make payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same, will present
them legally authenticated to said court for al
lowance. STEPHEN HICKOX,
Dated June 80, 1873. Administrator.
Al c. P. SEARLE, Clerk.
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We learn that Miss Brown, daughter OF
the proprietor of the Island House, was
drowned in Clear Lake, last Saturday
With her father and another man, she was
crossing the lake in boat, when a squat
UPSET the craft The three got on the
boat and were supporting themselves, when
they foated out where the wind struck the
boat and turned it over again, the mast
striking the young lady on the head. Her
body had not been found Sunday night.
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We the undersigned merch ants of the
city of Oskaloosa, agree to close our re-
spective places OF business Friday, the
Fourth of July: G. T. Willard, Loring
Bros, NJ. Wilson, Boyer & Barnes, Levi
Hambleton, Morris l.. Levi s. Baldauf 81
Co., |. Frankel & Co., McQuiston, Trask
& Co., Hawkins & Parker, A. M. Abraham,
T. M. Craven, Phelps & Gould, N. Dodge.
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KEoKUK CoUNTY.-A young man named
Conrad Kahn, was kicked on the temple
by a horse, fracturing his skull. 4
crowd of young men met at Manhattan
Mills, to bathe, and some getting under the
influence of liquor got up first-class row
in which knives and clubs were used freely.
:. DIR. Huff's dog bit his little child, in
flicting severe wound under the eye
The dog departed for the happy hunting
grounds. All from the Meas.
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While in Des MoineS last week, we Gin
terviewed" that stupendous structure, the
new capital foundation. 1t is magnifi-
cent affair, built in the most substantial
manner, and will be credit to the State.
The foundation is about completed, and
work on the main structure will soon begin.
Aside from the capital, but few improve
ments are going on in Des Moines. We
have not seen town in Iowa doing as much
building as Oskaloosa
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The railroad committee consisting of
Messrs Cuts, Loughridge and Wright Wis.
tied Chicago last week, and had confer
ence with the officers of the G. r. & P .
r. r., and will receive proposition frcm
them soon, as to terms. The committee.
men We're favorably impressed with the
outlook. A public meeting will be held
as soon as the terms are received, and if
we do our part we will get the best road in
the State.
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Beacon isimproving more this season
than for years before Geo. Williams erect.
cd several neat comfortable houses for his
coal miners on north side OF town, and other
improvements are going on
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The New Sharon Star thinks we have
only 81 quires circulation. you have per
mission TO count, Bro. Vail, at any time,
and if we don't go 90 better well treat.
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Services atthe Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, next Sabbath, 10Th inst.) at ~
O'Clock, p. m. Discourse, by Rev. T. Il.
Lester, on the Operation of the Holy
Spirit" The first of series.
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CHANGE.-By reference to dissolu
ton notice elsewhere, it will be seen that
Miller, Munsell & CO., have dissolved-A
H. Munsell retiring. and the other members
of the firm, under the style of Miller Il
Harbach will continue the business at old
stand in Herald Block, where full line of
all kinds of furniture may found at any
time. Undertaking promptly attended to,
and to order.
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MARION M. WHITE and wife who left
here last April for California, returned last
Friday, perfectly satisfied that they made
mistake in leav ing Iowa for any other
cline under the sun. Marion confirms the
reports of others we have published be-
fore, that poor man cannot get along in
California. The land is all far above his
reach, and labor is overdone. Marion
brought us some curiosities from that coun-
try-shells from the beach, and Mission
Hill, grass such as their stock lives on, re-
semblng our sandburs, moss from Santa
Barbara Hot Springs, etc. He thinks 9TH
ers will be back as soon as they can do so.
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The Young Folks Rural at 81 so year is
The incest thing out for young folks. Adj
dres. II. n. f. Lewis, Chicago.
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Some of the finest specimens of art ever
seen in this city may be found in artist
Ups studio. He is master of his profes-
sion Go and see his specimens.
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The lndianola Journal says: Last week
the wife of John Bundy died at her home
near this city. Her death was caused by
in juries which she sustained some time
ago by being thrown from wagon. Her
age was about fifty five years"
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Miss MARY E. WINsLow, of Versailles,
Ill, who has been attending Penn College
durirg the past win ter, returned home last
Saturday.
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LmE.-Messrs VIM. FREEMAN and w
H. RAMSEY, built lime kiln near the resi-
dence of the former, on the Sharon road
and are prepared to furnish our citizens in
any quantity desired Read adv elsewhere
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Joseph Kelley, c. W. Tracy, j. b. Hickey
and Mrs. Mary Moorland, have added to
the appearance of their properties by erect
ing nice new fences.
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w. S. DART is visiting in this city. We
regret to see that he is not looking as
healthy as usual, but hope to see him all
right again. He is one of our pioneers.
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L. J. REIGART, clerking in one of the
Departments at Washington City, is home
on furiough, and letting the light of his
genial countenance shine around promis.
cuously. Jack is good egg and we are
glad to see him about
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A large amount of money will be offered
for loan at the meeting of the Loan AS
ISOLATION, next Monday night.
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From this time on, our subscribers who
get the HERALD at the p. o., viii have
postage to pay. They can be left in the
delivery in our office withou. charge
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There is nothing like encouraging your
home newspaper. When a man comes in
and asks US for copy of the last
weekly and after getting it says ''thank
you" and walks out, it sets us up won
derfully And only a decent respect
for ourselves and the city ordinances, re-
strain us from tanning his "back view" with
the toe of oar No o. Thank you's" won't
pay the printer, nor for paper, nor ink, nor
rent, nor insurance, and the thousand and
one things for which printing office has to
pay money; but man who gives them,
shows that he appreciates your pluck in
printing a paper for public benefit and
wants to encourage you" We don't see
how we possibly could run paper if
We did not have calls from such appre-
clative friends
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All are invited to attend Cong. Festival
4th OF July night at City Hall. All the
delic9cies of the season will be served.
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Beede & Craven will move their stock of
boots and shoes 10 Ogilyie's room, next
week, where they will be pleased to meet
all of their old customers
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ROSE & MARTINsTEIN are putting up
iron stairs for Frankel 81 Co., on the Gal
ley, south side of their building.
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The Red River Gazette, published at
Glyndon, Mimi, claims TO be published
nearer to the north pole than any other pa
pr ia the United States"
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]. {. HARRINGTON has the contract for
the iron work on the Odd Fellows Block
OF High street
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Every body is going to the City Hall,
on the evening of the Fourth, to see the
"Sleeping Beauty"
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RUBE WHITAKER has received fine
let of gold pens, at his news Depot, where
the most fastidious may be accommodated.
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INCENDIARISM.

The National Board of Fire Underwri
tiers, at their late meeting in the City Of
New York, resolved to raise fund OF
100000 for the detection, conviction and
punishment parties engaged in the ne
farious business of incendiarism and arson
The Executive committee of that Board, at
their meeting on May 14th, 1878, carried
out the resolution and opened the subscrip.
ton.
We hail this movement as step in the
right direction, and commend the action as
one not only likely to benefit Underwriters
but also to protect the public from whole
sale loss. This action is the more impor.
tant when it is remembered that the eXpe-
rience of the large companies transacting
the business of fire insurance in the United
States show that the proportion of loss to
be attributed to the above cases is not less
that 33 per cent. of the whole, or loss to
the country of at least twenty five millions
of dollars per annum. -EDening Bulletin.
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Be sure and 90 to the City Hall, on the
evening of the Forth TO see the Grand
Fine Art Gallery.
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CUuHty OF ManakKa.
l, w. A. Indy, Cashier of the National State
Bank OF Oskaloosa, Iowa, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best of my
knowledge and belle fr--
~ - -''t #atft El w. A. LINDLY,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Both
day of June, 1878.
Il. ID. LINDLY,
Notary Public.
Corect.attest:
GEO. W. HALE
M. WILSON Directors
G. p. SEARLE
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GOING To CALRoRNIA.-We regret TO
man, and families are going 10 California
In few weeks. We hope they may find
the country all they picture it. They are
among our best citizens and we regret their
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Hon. WI. LoUGHRIDGE will deliver the
Grafton at Lynnvillc, July A.
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Mrs J. T. DIXON has decided to build
brick business house, 20xS0, two stories
high, Oh her lot north side square and has
rented it to Beede & Craven for five years
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Go and see the long and short of the
Toodles family at Cong. Festival, 4th of Jul
ly evening at City Hall.
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r EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,
1~A.

STATE OF IOWA,
Mahaska County. = Is AA
To'Geo. q. Orvis, M. M. Orvis, u. r. Fisher, A.
L. Orvis. G. j. jackson, LaSan Moore, 1 Frankel
a Co., G. l.. Woodman d Co., James White,
Wright - spencer, Jesse Stanley, VIM. STAN
ley. Samuel Jackson, G. d. McFaii and H. M.
Gum: ~k aas
You arc hereby notified, that there is now on
file IN the Office efthe Clerk of the Circuit Court
in and for Mahaska county, Iowa, a petition oil
The Bank OF Red Oak, claiming of M. NJ. Orvis,
Geo. q. Orvis and n. 7. Fisher, one thousand
dollars on two promissory notes and also asking
the foreclosure of mortgage upon lot No. 4, in
block 33, in the city of Oskalo0sa, Told plat In
Mahaska county, Iowa, said mortgage being exc.
cuted TO secure the payment OF said notes.
And that unless you appear and answer or de-
fend thereto, on or before noon Of the second day
of the next term Of said Court. to be Commenced
on the third Monday of November. A. d., 1879
your default will be entered and Judgment will
be rendered against you for the whole amount
claimed with interest and costs.
JOHN II. LACEY,
n4owa ATTY for plta.
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NICE SHOES

Phelps & Gould have the incest stock of
mems fancy shoes ever brought to the city.
They are perfectly superb Look at them
and buy apair p33
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ANNOYING OMIssIoN.--In our account
of the Friends College exercises last week,
a careless typo omitted notice of the part
taken in the Third Essay Glass, by Miss
MATTE ID. HoAG. This is very annoying
to US, especially as the performance was
one of the best of the exhibition. 1t was
an oration-subject, "Hidden Gems" and
evinced a careful, and studied consdera-
ton of the subject, throughout. The con-
ception was beautiful, the language good
and appropriate, and the grace and ele-
gance of delivery charmed the audience as
was evinced by frequent testimonials of
admiration.
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The most encouraging reports come up
from all parts of the State, relating to the
crops. II was feared that the cold wet
spring would b. great damage, but the
growing weather since dispelled all fears
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Read w. H. WRAY's local of lumber, &C.
dlr fence posts, etc.
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Read the new local of Gruwell & Mays
in another column.
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X young lady from the country called al
the flee the other day, and asked for q
deck OF them ere postal keerds-double
headers"
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r EGAL NOTICE.

STATE Of IOWA.
Mahaska County,
To ID. ID. Morgan:
You are hereby notified, that on Tor before the
1st day July, A d. 1873, there will be on file
in the office of the clerk of the District court in
and for Mahask a county, Iowa, apetition of NJ
ID. johnson claiming of you six hundred dollars
on your promissory note made to said Johns on
on the oath day of December, 1868, and asking
that writ of attachment issue against your pro-
perty and that unless on appear and answer or
the next term ofsaid court, to be commenced on
the third Monday of August, A. d. 1873, your de-
fault will be entered and judgment rendered
against ycd for the whole amount claimed, with
interest and costs.
LAFFERrY & JOHNSON,
diva Attys for pitt.
T BGAL NOTICE. STATE OF IOWA, :,
IL Mahaska Co. ss
To Hiram Allen, Olive Allen, and j. A. Kibby:
You are hereby notified that on or before Au-
gust 1st, 1873, there will be file in the office of
the clerk oil the District court in and for said
county the petl tion of r. G. Rounsavel. claiming
of you the sum Of three hundred dollars on u
promissory note together with ten per cent as at
torney's fees, also asking the foreclosure of Il
mortgage to secure the payment thereof said
mortgages being upon the premises described In
said petition and situated in Mahaska county,
Iowa.
Now I'M less You appear thereto and defend on
or before noon of the second day of the next term
of said court to be begun and holden at Oskaloo-
sa, in said county on the third Monday in August,
1873 your default will be entered and judgment
rendered thereon and decree as prayed for in
said petition with costs.
JOHN f. LACEY,
Al Pltfs Atty.
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To RENE

WIN. I'll. Wray has Il house to rent with
two lots ana god stable all in good re-
pair, in the southwest part of town En-
quire at my lumber office on High street,
near Central r. r.
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Mrs WALLACE MATToX, is visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
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aoNET.-if you want any money be
P.e,en' al the regular meeting of the
Building and Loan Association next Mon.
aAy n,en. There will be $4,000 loaned out
at that time. We often hear ;noui,ies for
s'oc. ~ TINS association; parties having
any 70 sell may find apurchaser by leaving
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
that on the Goth day of April, A. D., 1873, the
undersigned was apponte by the Circuit Court
of Mahaska county, Iowa, Administrator of the
estate of Benjamin Eastburn, dec d. late of said
county. All persons indebted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will present them
legally authenticated to said Court for allowance.
j. II. EASTBURN,
Administrator.
Dated juno 10, 1873
Al G. p. SEARLE, Clerk.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested,
that on the 10th day OF June A. ID. 1873, the
undersigned was appointed by the Circuit Court
of Mahaska county, Iowa, administrator of the
estate of George Lighter deceased, late of said
county. All persons indebted TO said estate will
make payment TO the undersigned and those
having claims against the same will present them
legally authenticated to saId court for allowance
LEWIS CRUZEN,
EH.fs Administrator.
Dated Ju ne 16, 1873.
~ ID u
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We learn from the Star that Sharon has
LADY lawycrs-MRs. WEAVER d Cook.
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MIS-. j. J. COOPER sent us fine bouque
few days since.
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Read Joseph Jones local of carriage:
and buggies.
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A SAD sCENEa few days since, excit.
passenger. A young man much intoxicat-
ed, was aboard the train, and when asked
to present his ticket, repeatedly refused.
The conductor after much gentlemanly
forbearance, hauled up the train and forced
him out where he staggered into wayside
ditch and was left with vile curses in his
mouth.
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Divine service d. ", this evening, and
on Sunday neXt-morning and evening, in
ST James church, at the usual hours.
Holy Communion ia the morning, the rec
tor officiating.
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On account of the new postal regula
tions, great many are revising the lists OF
exchanges, and striking off some who have
heretofore received their papers. We
feel that if we could afford to send our 81
paper to our different exchanges, we GER
tainly can afford to add the 20 cents more
in the way of postage. We shall not erase
any, unless requested by the papers so to
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OBITUARY.
MAR RACES.

MILLER-At the residence o! the parents, Sat
urday June IS, IDA A., daugh liter of Mr. and Mrs
JOHN II. MILLER, age year months and days
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HORSE THIEF GoBBLED.-Last Thurs
day evening a man named j. nj. Wicks put
in an appearance at this place, with a
horse, and at once attempted to sell it. He
claimed residence near New Sharon, and
put up at the St. James Hotel. Friday
morning Sheriff Hinesley Swallowed him
about town, and concluded he was not all
right, and going to the hotel for particu
lars found he had left without paying his
bill. The Sheriff sent to Bashaw for a
team, and accompanied by Charlie Duns-
more, started after him. They went &c
Beacon first, but could not get the trail
came back, started on the Knoxville road
heard of him frequently, and crossed the
river at Beilefontaine, 90 minutes behind
him. Here they lost track of him again
for time, went to Marysville, etc, and
finally to Attica where they ovcrhauled
and arrested him. When he saw the game
was up he "fessed up" said he got the
horse near Gripnell and was on his way
back there with it, intending to go by way
of Pela, but as he was badly out of reckon
ing, the boys were compelled to doubt his
statement. They brought him here and
teiegraphed to the man he said he stole the
horse from, who came down Saturday and
claimed it. The Sheriff took the thief to
Grinnell, Monday.
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Remaining in the Post Office and uncalled TO,
up to Wednesday, July q 1873.
Adair Alma Mcdonald M r
Barnard Alonzo MendeDhall Betty
Barnes Captain Mitchell Kate
Buckler Elizabeth Martin &c
Banes B hurry ]
Barnes James More John
Brown Marion May Matilda
Barnes NJ E Murphy Prude
Brown VIM Patterson A j
Cook A Parker nj w
Garfield E Pryse J
Desch M Roberts l. B
Green T Smith d NJ
Gearhart r Sullivan
Holdman A NJ Wilson Ella
Jamison Judge Williams M
johnson Jessie Wilson N A
Jones Ned Williams s A
johnson Walter Yearick s w
w. II. NEEDHAM, P. M.