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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-03-12
JACOB CYLINDER, ~
81 MANUFACTURER AND
NEAT I'D LAY

4 ACOB tTM1NDER, --t 't+ 80
81 MANUFACTURER AND
DEALER In 9i.4.v
MILITARY GOODS, s.
MASONIC 4 ODD FELLOW EMIL EMS
Swords, Sashes Belts Shoulder Straps Epau-
lettes, Embroidered and Metallic Hat and CAP
Ornaments: Plated and Solid Silver Jewels for
MASONIC AND ODD FELLOW LODGES.
Gilt and Silver Laces, Fringes &C., Letters
and Figures in all styles and sizes. Fancy Hard
ware and Cutlery and Knigf remplar Goods.
No 10 South CotOert Street,
72ap28y BALTIMORE. MD.
JAS. CARBo14+ J. Q, ADAMS. J. F. srAuB
G9ARROl1L, ADAMS& co..,
" 3 ANUFACICRERS
AND W WHOLESALE DEALERSTN
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS, CAPS AND S7.RAW GOODN
No. SOL Vest Baltimore Street,
BALTIMOREMD.
JAMEsCARRoLL, [ up. NEER,
JNo @ ADAMS, sH.LUcAs.
Weare receiving Goods daily from the best
Factories East. Our assortment and ssyIas Of
City Made Goods is cofnpists ~ %tssF
M~ arssspiarsttentFon paid to orders.
kGmsrT3v 81 = 'f-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-03-12

New Court House st. STAUNToN, Va
Is prepared to execute any work in his line i'll
he very best style and of the best materials
Particular attention paid to making and re-
pairing Stills, and putting Still Houses in prop
er order, as required by the Government.
He gives his undivided attention to mis- busi-
ness and promises promptness and satisfaction,
and solcits the continuance of his old friends
and the public. Ejan2S ~.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-03-12

FEET OF SIZE.

FEET OF SIZE.
Take them up tenderly.
Lift them with care;
Fashioned SO slenderly-
beautiful pair!
Look at those number ''twelves"-
A sight of themselves!
Made from two ox-hides-
The truth shall tell?
Made for a young BRIDE
A Terre Haute. Belle.
Touch them not scornfully!
Think Of her mournfully,
Who has to wear them!
To naught on land or sea,
Under the canopy.
Can we compare them!
How were her fathers feet?
How were her mothers?
. How were her sisters feet?
How were her brothers.?
What had the maiden dcne,
That she should merit it?
Was it a judgment?
Or did she inherit it?
Alas! for the rarity
or Christian charity
Scarcer than pearls!
o. it is pitiful!
To see whole city full
Of big footed girls.
All! those huge bridal shoes!
Look at their soles!
Laces like clothes-lines
Pass through the holes!
Take them up tenderly:
Lift them with care;
Fashioned SO slenderly-
beautiful pair!
If such were her slippers,
What were her stogase
Fabrics of leather, like
Two "Saratogas"
Droves of horned cattle,
While passing around.
Look at her brogans,
Then paw at the ground.
Believing all the while!-
Knowing full well
The leather required
For Terra Haute Belle.
She's good understanding
That's mortal1y certain!
Her footing is proper.
So, let's drop the curtain,
And pledge III bumper,
With proper solemnity,
A health to the fair brides
Pedal extremity!
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-09

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Owner. Description. 3 : :
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side Sw4 SCI do do dol % 80
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-09
DELINQUENT TAXES
A List of Lands and Town Lots in
the County of Mower, and State Of
Minnesota, upon which taxes are
delinquent for years prior to 1878.

County OF MOWER. 3D.
District Court, Tenth .1uai:iaI district.
The State OF Minnesota to all persons, or
corporations, who have or claim any estate,
.ixht, title or interest in, claim TO- or lien up
:. on any of the several pieces OF parcels Of land
: in the list hereto attached, described:
Tho list oftaxes on real estate which appear
from tho records aud papers in the Office of
tho County Auditor OF the County of Mower
to have become delinquent in the year 1873
and all prior years. and which have not been
in any mo nner paid into the treasury Of SAID
County. having been filed as required by law,
in the Office Of the Clerk in the County OF
Mower, ofwhich list that hereto attached is
. copy.
Therefore, you and each Of you arc hereby
required to file IN the office Of said Clerk, of said
Court within twenty days after the last publ
cation of this notice. your answer in writing,
setting forth any objection or defence you may
have to the taxes or any part thereof, or
the penalties or interest thereon upon
any piece or parcel Of land described in said
list, in. to or on which you have or claim any
estate, right, title, interest, claim or lien. And
; in default thereof, Judgment will be entered
against such piece or parcel OF land for the
taxes in said list appearing against it and for
all penalties interest and cost.
F. 4. ELDER,
Clerk Of nc District Court in the County Of
Mower.
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The Farmviise Female COliege-Com.
mencement Exercises.

rReported for the Dispatch.I
FARMvILLE, Va. June 16, 1875.
The junior concert of the Farmyille Fee
male College on Monday night was a splen
did success, and gave infinite pleasure. VIZ
cannot trespass on your space so far as tC
give rieces or performers. Suffice it TO say
that the performances Of eVen the youngest
reflected great credit on the genius and Ia
bors Of Professor Hoffman.
Tuesday night was given to the celebration
Of the literary society known by the mystic
characters an. 2. 81 The opeaing essay
and sslutatory of Miss Annie BradSford, of
Tallahassee, Fla, on "Music," evinced ma
ture thought, and secured for her rounds of
applause and profusion of flowers.
Colonel w. 4. Berkeley, oil Farmville, the
chosen orator, then gracefully announced his
subject to be "The Elements Of True Wo-
manhood" and for more than an hour held
the attention and interest Of crowded
house while he eloquentIy portrayed the
grandeur Of the Iowly office of character
building and ss-dispcnsing at bone.
His two pictures Of Byron, the miserable
misantbrope, welding the mighty Influence
of bis genius for the worlds hurt, and a
owly widow and mother in au adjoining
county, who, with neatnesS, unceasing toll,
aud trust, makes home happy and beautiful,
were graphically and toucbingly drawn.
Colonel Berkeley's address was carefully
prepared and gracefully spoken, and con-
tanned many gems Of thought.
The closing essay, on "The Student" by
Miss Belle Jones, Of AppomattoX, Va,
abounded in striking passages. Her facile
pen may we'll win her laurels elsewhere.
The interest of the occasion was greatly
enhanced by music from Lyman's brass band,
Of Lynchburg. i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

MAINE REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN-GENERA
SELDES CoSSoR NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR
Portland, Ne, June 15.-The State Rtpub.
lcan Convention met this morning; w. w.
Thomas, Jr., presided. The Committee Oh
Permanent Organization was appointed. A
recess was taken until = p. NJ, when the
nomination for Governor will be made.
On the rti.sembllng Of the Convention at
= Y. NJ. the committees reported, and series
of resolutions We're adopted strong in party
tone. The salient points are as follows
That the union of the States must be main.
tanned at all hazards; that the Government
is that of the nation, not OF the CoDfederacy
that local self-goyernmcDt III matters purely
local must be adhered to; that there can be
no legitimate conflict between the powers Of
The nation and of any Safe; that sound
currency, based on coin and redeemabie in
coin. is essential to the prosperity of the peo'
pie that the most kindly and fraternal rela
lions should be cultivated between all sec
tons of the country. General Selden Con.
nor was nominated for Governor on the first
ballot.
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Arrival of Richmond IOmmandery ia
Baltimore.

Richmond Commandery Knights Templar,
No. =, accompanied by kes>nlcn's band, ar
rived in this city yesterday morning by the
steamer Havana. of the Richmond and York
River line. They were met at the boat by
Baltimore Commapdery, No. 3, with the fol-
lowing officers: j. Henry Weber, Eminent
Commander; r. II. CONWAY, Generalissimo;
Henry o. Reese. Captaiu-deneral; John
Thomas, Senior Warden; John kensett,
Sword-Bearer, and William Sterrett, War
den. They were accompanied by the Sixth
Regiment drum corps, under Drum Major
II, G. Huffiugton. The visitors and their
escort moved up Barre 10 Charles, to CoG-
way, to Hanover, to Baltimore, to High, and
down Hugh street TO the Presldent-Street
deI0t, where they took special cars
for Boston. A number OF ladies accompa.
MED the party, and preceded the knights,
under proper escort, TO the del Of. The Rich
mond band, just before the starting OF the
train, By request, played 1.-The Bonnie ne
Flag" The special cars containing the
Knights were attached to the 9:2o train,
which moved off amid the cheers Ut the Bal
tImore Knights and the large crowd gath
cred at the depot to witness the departure.
The visitors were handsomely uniformed,
and showed great~prOtcency in drill. In
Boston they will be entertained by the De
Molay Commandery, and on their way home
they will be entertained ia this city by Balti-
more Commsndery. There were man! pas
sengers tor Boston in all the trains that left
tue city Yesterday. among them quite num-
her of the members OF the Fifth regiment
who were unable to 90 with the regiment
Baltimore Gdzette, IGN.
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Letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence of the Richmond dispatch
pFTEgsErRG VA June 1G 1879

| Correspondence OF the Richmond DISPATCH
PETERSBURG. VA. June 16. 1875.
The sheriff this morning made an addi.
tional levy for $4,000 on the old rails be.
longing TO the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany stored upon the wharf. The levy was
made under an execution, 10 favor Gf G.. II.
| Wetmore, received from Norfolk this morn.
ing, accompanied by satisfactory indemni-
! fytng bond. This with the levy made un-
| der instructions from the Council on Mon.
day afternoon will about cover the value of
the iron seized. which is said to aggregate
! about one hundred and twenty-five tons, and
| to be worth some $4,000 or $4,000. The
city only got its levy first because the Nor
folk execution. when first sent up. was uu-
| accompanied By all indemnifying bond, with
out which The sheriff declined TO act.
Some very fine sales of tobacco were made
to-day, being portion Of the crop of MIR.
w. +. Bullock, Of Granville cornty, n. C..
per hundred pounds: S4S, 500, S64, S75. SSI,
sol, and S125; and one package at $500
The tobacco was coal.cured and Of very fine
quality. MIR. Bullock planted $4,000 hills,
which he cultivated and cured with the aid
Of one negro, aud upon which he realized
g. 200.
We are to have something like an old.time
observance of the Fourth Of July this year,
saving and excepting the reading Of the
declaration and the spread-ea2le Grafton.
The Petersburg Artillery, who are having
| their uniforms made for the purpose, will
usher in the day with q grand salute, and
will mske their first parade with their new
battery 10 honor Of the national anniversary.
1t is possible the Gcays will join in the mill
tarV demonstration.
Willie, son of MIR. Robert Tucker, q resi-:
dent Of Old street, was thrown from wagon
yesterday by bis horse taking fright and run
ming away, and quite seriously injured.
Rev. MIR. Ea'on. Of Chattanooga, wrote to
The committee that he would this week give
definite answer to the call recently extend
cd bin to become pastor OF the First Baptist
church. He has not yet been heard from,
but letter IS expected by every mail.
The assessed value Of real estate in Peters.
burg for 1875 is S5.70G 900 against s., Gl2,-
$50 for 1874, showing an increase in value
Of nearly 100000.
|. The Characterization cases Of Mccall Us.
Orgain Tor treasurer. and Brown rs. Spencer
for commissioner Of revenue, in Dnwiddie
county, are to be tried before Judge Jones
next Tuesday.
\ meeting of the Ladies' Memorial AsSc-
citation WAS held this afternoon. at which the
report of the Executive Committee was
read. The committee say 1--WE have faith
10 believe that on June 8, 1876, we shall be
standing beneath the shadow Of noble
structure (monumenD on the summit of our
beautiful (memoriaD nill--a lasting memorial
of deeds that cannot die" ROBIN HOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

CONTEMPT OF CouRT.-Tbe editor Of the
Galveston Ne,rS was summoned before court
for alleged contempt in the publication OF an
article in his paper. The case was argued
before Judge Mirrill, of the United States
Circuit Court, who dismissed the proceed
ings. His opinion concluded as follows:
3. As no act is criminal whose intent Is DOT
such, therefore (uniess the intent 10 tnls case
was the obstruction of justice on the part OF
the pubIishers) the laws 0! the Unitea STATES
were not thereby violated. The publishers
have unrestricted liberty to apply any epi'
tibet to the judge of the court without oelne
in contempt for so doing, and no iurtner OF O.,
other proceeding connected herewith VIII
be had in this court"
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Conmekieement Exercises o' A'oa'oaAs
CoIlege-Continuad
~sSSNS NVsSIHhk UHUs
ERff,nrf Si fo~ tho ISiunasof,

Reported for the DspatctJ
Monddy.- On Monday at IL A. NJ. . ~. g
ing OF The Alumni Association was held, pre-
paratory to the address before that body on
Tuesday at II A. NJ.
Contest for Orators MedaL-At P. NJ,
the hour allotted for the annual contest for
the medal In oratory, the Town Hall was
filled to over flowing. The forces were mar.
shaIled, and soon steel answered to steel in
the fray. We present the knights with their
armor: George l.. Atkins, of Elkton, KY,
:. The Age Of Chvalry"; P. D. Hyler, of
Lexington, S. c., "Tbe Way to Excellence D;
NJ. P. Wells, of Salem, Va, "John Bun
YAM; c. G. Minor, of Bristol, Temp,
a" Posthumous Fame; l.. c. Hansbrough,
Of Salem, Va, Necessity for Fixed Aim
and Purpose in Lile"; Hughes DlI?rd, of
Rocky Mount, Va, Individual Charac-
teri; G. A. Brown, of BIountvlle, Tenn,
"The True Basis OF National Prospertv."
The successful contestant was Hughes Dill.
lard, of Rocky Mount, Va.
Thus closed the exercises Of Monday, to
the qualification of the friends of Roanoke
College. AURORA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

prR11c HORSES ONLY FOR PUBLIC BUSINESS.
outstanding all the scandal created Two
or three years ago by Government oinela,s
airing their families 10 equlpases paid lof ou'
of the public funds the practice bas con-
lipued in most of the departments up 70 tIe
present time, and has been more noueeaole
in the Treasury than in any OF the olner oe-
partments. Within the last Few Gays, nov :.
aver an order has been issued which Will put
a sion to all of this private display at Gov.
eminent expense. By this order the use oil
Vehicles and horses supported out OF the
nnblic funds will be confined entirely to pup
liz n,,rnoses. This order Is better late than
never. but it ought to have been made long
ago.-Washinston telegram Baltimore Sum-
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N ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC

n TIONS 8 AND IL OF CHAPTER Nl.: or
THr CITY ORDINANCES, COSCEkNiSG
POWDtR, DANGEROUS liquids, SLTho-
GLYCERINE, &C. 1ApnroYed June g. 10 ~
Richmond, That seclfous and IL If chapter Az
Of the City Ordnsn es be and lIe same are hereby
amended and reordained 10 read as follows:
SEcTIoS s. II shall be unlawful Tor any person,
pe-sons, or corporation, 10 Store or Keep 1,r SAFE
Within the CORPORA limits OF the city OF klcn-
mond any gasoline, naptha, benzine, camphehe,
sDifit gas, burning fuib, or spirits OF nrpennne,
ga and II shall be unlawful 10 keepfor sale or On
Storage or to sell or offer TO sell, any rebnea car
bon OIL Kerosene. other produces Tor lliuml1
ua,iBp PURPOSES, excepting suCn dIllcieS Us VIII
sTanda tre-iest of one hundred and ten degrees OF
Fahrenheit. according I, the method aud ofectldns
Of John ragii. bue, explain In MS "ork On le
same and Il Shall not be lawful to keep any OF sad
articles exceeding one barrel OF hfty gallons IN
any art OF building except cellar, the Moor VI
witch shall Or FIVE feet below the grace OF the aa
,cenL streets; and no gasoline, naptha, Deazlne,
carbon OIL camphene, spirit gas, burning 1ula. or
spirits of turpeLtne, shall be kept Or stored IN IRON
Of any building, on any street, alley, wharf. ios,
or sidewalk, for longer time Than IS sumcIent 70
receive In store CT In delivering the same; pTortaed
snch time shall not exceed six hours
SECTION IL. Any person, persons, or corpora.
ton who shall violate either OF the provisions OF
a. ctions eight and nine OF this chapter SHALL De SUD
fect TO a fine OF not less Than one hundred donrs
nor more lhan five hundred, one.halI OF WHICH
shall 20 10 The ipformer; or. falling TO pay ssu
hue, he offender shall be imprisoned In the Slts
mil not less than one day nor more IMAM tnret
months aud the penalties for such VIOLATION may
oe recovered in any court OF competent Jufisafs-
A true cops. e. G. HOWARD,
lie l6 81 ClS Sicfk.
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RICHMOND AND ErERsBUR9s
Raj ROAD COMPANY. !

RICHMOND AND ETERsBURGf
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING JUNE 1. 1875, trains
~ On thls road will run As follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
day.. connecting for AL points South
and West. Sleepiug-car attached.
7:45 A.. NJ, FREIGHT TR AIN daily except Sun.
day), with coach attached, Tor Peters.
burg and stations Inc S0uthsfdG
roud, LynchDurR. ana the West.
1:45 P. ~, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas.
sengers taking this train win mRko
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
500 r. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sundayh'
With coach ATTACKED. sf.'
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:3O A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily leIceDt
Sunday With coach attached. ss.-
lO:4O A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for ali points Ease
500 p. H., F.EIG HIT daily Except sundayh
coach attached.
1885 p. ~, THROUGH NAIL daily Except Su1-
dayj, connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac rairoaA
for ali points Last and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached running through 70
Baltimore Also making close c0ns
necti0n with The Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad TOR the Virginia springs aud
points North and West.
The Mali, TRAINS will not stop between Rich
nond and Petersburg except ~ Chester:
Trains on the Glover Hill railrnad VIII leave
leave Chester at 2:4U e. 81. daily except sundays.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg wlli sIsrI rToH
nv 90 A. SHAW. annarjnferdents
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From SDutsyivania.
SporsYLyANIA, June Is. 1877

SpoTSYLyASIA, June 10. 1870
Editors Dispatch: Mr.. Jonn washington
mad. an able speech yesterday in favor OF the
farmers convention in Richmond on tne
oath of August. ~ Go,
A PAPER With the names Of Nessrs. swap,
Lee. DR.. Morton, John Washington, captain
Welsh, and others, calling meeting OF the
friends of immigration to assemble 10 freoe.
ricksburg in a Short time was In circulation
at court yesterday. ,,; ,,roo
and weIl.hlIed heads with short CROWN OIL
In those counties on the Rappahanhock
and Potomac there Is considerable irnlt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-17

NV WAY TO RAISE The WIND.-A stranger
Went into The storc OF Mr.. Goidsteln, IN
Washington, Yesterday, and purchased gold
Watch Tor $50, Which be directed should be
Sent TO Mr. Henry Strauss, OF this city, by
AdIns Express, marked G. 0. d. Then
s'a!Ing that he wanted 81 10 complete the
PURCHASE Of some lutie articles further down
Tie street, obtained that amount and had II
included In the biil that Was TO be paid on
NE delivery Of tie watch. The watch and
b!i! c4me t. Mr. Strauss in the course OF The
Gay, bat as he knew nothing about them they
Were sent tack. aud MIR. Go!Gstein has lost
s. ana The irel2hlage OF the package. -Aler'
rn@rtu Guzete.
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From Caroline.

Rowling GREEN, June IS, 1919.
EaitUrs Dispatch: The attendance al court
to-day was very large.
Considerable property was sold at auctlon'
There was large meeting of farmers 10
consider the proposition to bold State con.
terence of the farmers Of Virginia IN the city
Of Richmond on Tuesday the 24.h OF August
uei x' DR.. Qaesenberry was called to the
chair and Mr.. Petross appointed secretary.
s Several speeches were made in favor Of the
nro nusitiop. and, on melton, the meeting ad.
iourned to meet at July court to appoint
delegates. ,o,a 81 tb;s
OBSERVER.
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PosTAL,--At lions Hill, Botetourt eoun.
ty. Va. Anderson A. Haus is appointed
postmaster vice David &. Jones, resigned.

The Grand English Opera Company"
which has started for California, VIII NC
composed OF the following artists: Miss
Caroline Rchings, Miss Annie Beanmon:,
and Madame Roosevelt, Of Baltimore, sopsani;
Mrs. Seguin anG Mrs. Lizzy Annsnoale,
contralti; Messrs. Joseph Mas ana W1hIaL,
Castle, tauori MesSrs. William Carleton anu ~
@. r. Hall, b.ritoni; and Messrs. GEORGE a.
Couiy and Henry G., Psskes, bassi |; Mg. y
Behrens, conductors
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Southerucrs in Boston.

To divide the houors With the Filth Mary
land are the Commandery Masonic knight:
remp!ar, from Richmond, Va, and the
Charleston 6. CO. Light Infantry battalion
All the knights TempIar OF Boston have
united with De Moav Commandery, Of BoS
ton, in entertaining their southern brethren
aud it is said that the sum OF SIS, 900 is 10 The
fund for that purpose.- Telegram in Baltt
S,yn.
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DR.. Repealy, the claimants famous law
Der was twenty-five years ago convicted by
;,ry. and sentenced toa months imprison..
ment by Lord Campbell, Tor sioguarly arg
hrmtally beating his own ilegitimate call9
six wears old).-M, D. Conway.
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VOU WANT THE BEST COOKING
FUEL IN THE MARKET.
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS.
INsUREs BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL OR
ANNUAL POLICY.
100000 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAY
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
PrinclpaI Agent
JOHN 3. DANFORTH,
secretary!
HENRY D. DANFORTh.
Assistant Secretary.
John RI AIR. Collector. no14
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Boston has voted BY majority Of 1893,
III 'oal Of $3.50. 10 favor Of more parks /;
oi' az The Journal puts it, Gin favor of such
lerms."