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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
TIE DROUTH IN LOUISIANA.


The drOuth in this region Is becoming distress
Ing aud in very large section of country the corn crop
has been cut short cotton suffering badly. A. lar
as we learn, the dronth extends through large or-
ton OF Caddo Bosscr, and Webster Parishes IN ms
State through Southwestern Arkansas and west ana
north OF Marshall in Texas II this drouth extends
generally throughout tho cotton region, tn" large ocn
atios made the yold OF that crop will have ~ Ds
very considerably curtaed Should the drouth be iyl'
lowed by wet ia August the damage VIII prop
ably be krayated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
THE CROP PROSPECTS.
THE GENERAL REPORTS CHEERING.

THE GENERAL REPORTS CHEERING.
ENCOURAGING REPORTS FROM TIE WEST AND
xOBrB-wEsT-EFFECT or THE RECENT RAINS
rHR soUrHyWN REPORTS.
From The 81. LOufs Globe Dsnocra, yuty 81
In spite of the multitude of lately impending
caIamties the certainty Of being blessed with pen.
full crops tn Ne assurv Even IN bus and locust
accursed Kansas whose starving people the nation wac
eaiied upon to feed Iast Spring. there " p hsnnsat
growth Of corn small grain Farmers who SUI.
ferng food few moaths now have prospect for
tho richest yield Of years Reports from ether sections
arc equally encouraging. wheat throughout the region
OF country south forty degree Of latitude Ia,
been harvested ou has proved to be- an abundant yield
Nebraska, Miunpsota and Iowa will 60 far beyond an
average in all kinds Of grain production Report. Of
damage done by rain aud bugs tn Illinois and
If d 1na1'" viii 'n' :. Ts a%ea though T s
probably /. low estimate, and the result: arc
Michigan and the Eastern states the production viii ex
the consumption. and ~ reported To- be aingefher
superior to that Of the Last hye years Repors o. tho
Northw West II is almost atIrcd. and the yield will NJ
large In all The Southern s Tn states ,s well =.
harvested aud has proved to be ample To meet the
w r OF sG thai. r s @ nee the war
the south has raissd sufficient bfeastuis Tor oms
s sp "rop bn. as the naats depend little upon that
cereal, the deficiency will not be severely felt Oats
country aud tie hay crop viii be the best there been
for several years. Recent rains have given wonderful
aIUw all kinds Of grass. and the amount harvested
il enormous. So IL is settled that there are " be
starving cattle this Winter.
ESTIMATE or THE WISCONSIN WHEAT CROP.
Special Dspdch 10 TIE Chtcngo 7rf5ans.
MADISON, Wis, July 27.-The hot and dry
weather Of last week has done very serious damage
directly and BY stimulating the operations Of fhe chinch
bug 10 the Spring wheat crops the southeastern part Of
this county and Rock, and Jefferson adjacent and
in some cases farmers cutting II for feed, turn
ing their stock it, blowing IL up and sowing for
buckwheat. In the region north and west OF here
"
viii be twohirds Of much less acreage thar
heretofore. Winter wheat, OF which there litc, and
barley Yielded we'll Oats quite heavy. Haryestcfs
are busy week There mas been slight ratn to-day.
only enough to lay dust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
WANTS TO ORGANIZE AGAINST THE WHEEL
HORSES

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SII: Will you Inform me where ! may pro-
cure u copy or the constitution und bylaws OF good
political club The young Of this section have be-
tired OF having the politics Of the State
by three four men, who think nothing but them
selves. and they want to form Organizations in this
county at any rate, to change such abuses. uC
Chestertoicn, Nd July -. 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
TIE COMMON SCHOOL SYSTEM.

SUGGESTIONS FOR RBMEDY4NG ITS DEFECTS.
70 the Editor OF the Tribune.
SIR: As a reader of your able, Instructive,
and popular Journal have been particularly interested
in many your articles education Your suggestions
pon tn. paper by Bracket at the late meeting
NJ the American Institute OF instruction. held In Prov
tence were important and timely and indicate the
growing dissatisfaction with the elementary schools of
the country The evils referred to by Miss Bracket are
not the oy evils and private schools are not alone IN
sufering from them While many of the features OF the
school stem are exeeont people must bot shut their
ores TO its glaing defects Many OF these are radical
and chronic yet IN spite OF complaints they continue
and grow worse. Criticism and faultfnding will rerey
bring about reform. We must have real, satisfactory
remedies. The miserable hygiene Of cur schools must
not be attributed wholly defects in school architecture
nor to o want OF coopcraton between physcians. pa
rents and teachers school houses anu schoOrooms are
now gerrsy Pansa WIN tsr 20 Se Sprs o
OF ventilation and IL very d0uDf whether thcie can
be- SO long the present method Of conducting schools
10 pufscd The same evils prevail IN all housrs OF rooms
where large numbers assemble aud remain for lcis
period together. But what are the remediesf VIII
l. The number Of pupils put under the training Of any
one teacher at tho same time should DE SeneFiy not
q The tune Tor each exercise should not be usually
s. There should be studying OF lessons in the room
while the teacher is enployed .,
exercise and specially qualified teacher to take
s. fhe pupils should alternate regularly in the mental
and ply steal exercises during the fixed seAool hours
g. At regular Intervals the pupils should Inc taken out
by the tCacfr study nature collect specimens and
make observations Ia the outside world.
shonld be used Gully as apparatus for making the pupils
familiar with words terms and language without any
seBseless mcinorzng Tor children NJ TINS stage nave EVt
Learned how " study.
s. The principal part OF the school and the playroon
exercises should viii develop aud cultivate the
povors OF observation perception aud judgment,
70 Ut the pupils for practical liie
8, Tue schoolhOuses should be constru ted and the
school bucks should BE- Prepared with reference 10 the
above which would revoutOnzo present
styie OF schoot house. and school books.
Let the above suggestions be carried out aud we should
hear no abort the evils Of examining and the de
strletion OF ohdrens health In school rooms q. n.
Waskia0lon. u, O.. july "a, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

Rewivalsts, indeed" said Mrs. Darlington,
amt COS patients with such folks made iiy deaf
+ promise faithful that z proeocded HIN " my srayt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM.

TIE REORGANIZATION OF TIE WING PARTY suG-
GEsTED.
70 the Editor Of The tribune
SIR: The questions growing out of the existence
Of Slavery broke up the Wing party. The Republi-
can party was created by those issues The great
majority Of the Wings and many Democrats Of the
FREQ States united with the new organization The
amendments to the Constitution have settled those
questions, and no enc except An occasional blatant
fool is so dementcd TO suppose they can ever be
revived. These questions being thus settled for
ever, others Of vital Importance to oar national
greatness remain to he decided These are the cur
rency the tariff, and internal improvements These
must he permanently settled if would have per-
manent prosperity The true doctrines upon these
questions were those entertained by the Wing party.
The American System" ably advocated by
Henry Clay, the great. t of American statesmen, is
tho only policy which can secure lasting prosperity
10 this country. That system is simply this:
First The establishment of = uniform national
currency convertible into coin at the will OF the
holder.
Second The enactment of tariff for revenue, so
adjusted in details IA to permit our own mannfae-
turers to enter into fair competition with foreigners
for Cur own market.
Third A liberal policy toward works of internal
Improvement
A majority Of the American people are, to-day, IN
favor of these If they can only get an OPP
portunity to act upon them. Neither OF the present
parties Ms party, is in their favor, although they
have advocates and opponents among each. The
truth ill., parties now organized, have deecneratcd
INTO scramble for place and power-tle "onts "
against the "ins and public men have become
mere gladiators, fighting for the "spoils OF vic
tory The time has for reorganization of
parties. Let those of each of the existing parties
who believe in the American SYSTEM" organize
md 70 before the country upon that ISSUE and they
will succeed in establishing national policy which
faust advance the country to tho very first rank
among the nations of the earth. J. D. D.
Berkeley Springs, W. Va, July %, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-31

ANOTHER VIEW OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM.
70 tAe Editor Of TIE Trt1Uae.
SIR: was greatly pleased by reading in your
paper few weeks ago article public schools. in
which the writer uttered what Thousands OF the most
Intelligent people think upon this subject The Board Of
uoasion here Ia composed Of persons appointed by the
Judgss Of Phtladel phis As q matter Of course, the
Judges noinina ted and elected by political party
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

- An enthusiastic meeting Or the
MY Council of Evansville, the Direc-
'ors OF the Lake Erie railroad, and the
snlcers of the Construction COMPANY
OF New York, was held, over a good
oinnsr, At Boonvillc last Saturday. and
.residsnt Ellery said the road might
&c finished to Hunting burg by the first
" August next, IL propositions which
ne made TO the Evansville Council. in
regard to the 100000 city bonds voted
~ aid OF the enterprise, arc endorsed
and complied with; and from express.
"sss made by members Of the Council
under the influence of generous hospi.
AMY and a good dinner, we should
mink that body was i'm favor Of com.
s'ying with the conditions asked by tho
contract Company. Push il ahead II
",gh' eventually make good Louis.
.'neand Evansville line BY changing
'f name ? lirls-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

TvIhs Hon. Daniel w. Voorhees, ia
preparing lecture on Jefferson and
Hamlto ~ This 10 a very suggestive
subject. We know Of mons that this
gifted orator could have chosen that
would have been better In sccorlsnce
with his previous readings aud intellec-
ssal culture. The political schools OF
the United States are but two. They
never have been but two. Thomas def
ferson was the founder Of the Demo-
cratic School. Alexander Hamilton
was the founder Of the opposite school
There are few men who possess so ex-
trasrdinary command Of language IA the
Hon. Daniel W. VOORHEES,. There are
scarcely any who possess his logic AMI
his familiarity with the historical past
and with current events. His lecture
can not therefore but be interesting to
all classes Of the people, Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29
VALUABLE REAL E:sCAIA
Vo Cd " - a. Ia LII
By DOANE 4 CAPEHART.

No - SO acres In spencer county On - iiu. ~
The RAS r.: finely improov..' iffi. .,ru
and a splendid coal track yerv cheap a. 20 ssh
no ~ An eligible hot in good localii, v't iu-
provemenis upon A. in the town Of HuntInel'-a
No &-sp acres Of finely tirihsred land ii s-nn
tow n-hip. Dubois county. cleared has or tr
log house. 10 well wstered. aud underlaid
about miles from Jasper. and Laws well 20 make
farm. $40 per acre .ne-hsr cash. balance on ti-
Ne. $50 acres. in Coumbis township. Knca
vile. sll Bottom land half mile from psiofa fiNtf
~ acres heavily fimhsred with OAK ash. hreci sEt
maple; sseres cleared. For sale cheap con d. hg
quality Of land.
No es.-A splendid dwelling and bGsihes- ',se- n
the town ~ Date. spencer Countv - $50 -Nts
splendid good stable buggy shed A.. a.-lnr
nee roorrs conveniently arranged husns.- Lcrt. BID
"A good cellar under g. A chance for ls-s.il
Prize $500 Terms one-thrd cash, bsisfce IN 81 ?
For description OF ether trsets ~ reel ests'a
or sale by bnane csreharf zee last rsve ~ 60
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

CiRcrIr C0-as, -Jvris tribunal. Hon
.. NJ Welborn, rrct jlSng; J. c. Scha-
fer, prosecuting, and a. ". l.. Edmen.
ston, as Sheriff, has been ta session thi,
week, and will conclude its labors to.
day. There has net beer the usus
amount of litigation, and but two 81
three State psosecutioss, and those TO,
minor offenses- The attorneys in atten
dance besides the hone bar, were Hon
NJ. D. Mavity, Paoli; &. s. Debbias, o.
Loogootes N. L. eckinpsugh, of Lesv.
essworth; G. II. McCarty, Of Peters.
burg; j. X. Hendricks, of Tsrre Haute
and J. f. Mccullough, Of Princeton
"ewill publish synopsis Of disposal
OF causes next week. There was not .
single Jury trial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

sThe New sArug Store saas adyer-
tjsed Zoe the last few weeks a r,rsuedy
for Hog and Chicken Cholera, which on
limited experience we could uot then
fully recommend, but At present We have
reports from great number OF per-
sons who have given this remedy q
thorough trial 10 the most aggravated
forms of hog cholera, with uui- srsal
success VIZ feel glad to announce to
the people a safe and certain remedy
Tor the most destructive pest 10 swiae.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29
The professions. card Of Or. {

Tie professions. card OF DR.. G.
j.. Parr. OF 'vriard will ~ found in
anoiher column. The DR. has been in
partnership with Dr. Bls-Sburn. aud
together they enjoyed aud built up a
Lucrative practice. The, have now dis
solved. aud Dr. psrT j. tryius il by
himself. lie i physician Of good
requirements. ana those who need a
physicians services will be safe ia hi-
hands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29
JASPER d LOOGaDG Z 4
stage 81 Mai Ii
TAI-rlTS

INRt<K GFBh tRr o. I4-rrr f-r r-.rF NJ
II Lposooi-e are ncA r4rftrg ts.. ifn0
between Jssp.- s-i Loog1e.ff nl't tees fl
tons for express matte r.t 44s.. t~t
Ivsriahly max. CONNECTION win fl. c4r. al
" going East ~ West Th.a sftfr
road to the q ". X X. and ". tats
and careful drivers and good tear 4tr
the Pos, 0rce In each town evt-y --.-r.ft ~
10 cock
Each persea also gives notice 'hA fhae
responsible for r1on,v money p9ck a .fr.
expr.ss carried nv he Other 90 iy Afe 10 .,
poyee- such packages r1r,t tr rifrr 80 tas
them selves This IL the T esso re rr-r ..r.
either receives cxr"res ~0s'fs-
Pssssng.rs will be en- it3 rf r rror-e.4 ~ st-.s
or residences Nkf vel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

CIV. NJ. Capehsrt, Esq. Of Ferdi-
nand, was too bHsiiy engaged with To-
cal business this week to spare time al
rtendiug Circuit Court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

~ 4 corps Of cngineer- lave been
busy soT two wes,s surveying on the
line Of the extension OF the Reckport
railroad. II is expected the cont raciors
will begin work III the next two weeks
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

~ Next week is tuslitute week ut
lluniingburg. and the numerous teach
ers OF the county will haze Que week
in which TO gather kns Wedge and rest
from their art ious task of -Teachina
Young isieS. Low to shoot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

WCapt. Fisher, Of IIuntingburg was
TOO sick this week with aggravated
.chills. to attend Court. aud his genial
face was missed a, The -, as well as at
Neudeck's table.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

rNew corn is being brought TO
swn as 50 cents per bushsl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

ayA lively party was held in Shoe
makers new building, on Tuesday
might. And the dance went gaily on.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

nrThe Jasper Brass Band went TO
Schnellvile yesterday, to participate in
the dedication Of the new Catholic
Church at that town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

UWe understand there was quite n
liberal sprinkling of the disciples Of
Esculapius in attendance at the County
Msdiral Society meetiug last Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

0rDrugs sold very cheap at the New
Drug Stere.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

ns Several fisticuffs IN town last FRI
day aud Saturday, and some trials be.
fore Esq. lfert this week, in which the
town treasury was little benefited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

PREACHING. Rev. Il. +. Edwards will
preach ia the NJ. +. Church next Sab
bath, a. lol o'clock, A. M. Sunday
School at 8 o'clock. All are invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29
Now Styles
FALL & WINTER
Fashionable Clothing!
A Large stock, just Received At
A Large stock, just Received at
Joseph Eggs,
In Poet Once Building. Jasp"r.
COUNTY INSTITUTE.


NOTICE is hereby given that The Du.
~ bois County Teachers institute will
commence at Hunflhgburg ON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1T, 1875
and continue for five days
The law requires that ~ the schools
in the county be closed during thc ses-
sion Of the institute.
Those attending ihe full session will
he entitled 10 p per cent. on The genera,
average of their next certificate. which
may give number oi the teachers in
tho county a higher grade Of license.
Profs. J. NJ Olcort Of lndinnapo-
liz. and Bruce Carr ct Bedford. will be
present during part of the session
Come teachers, and lei Us have a good
time.
Board can be had At reasonable terms
At the hotels.
Lady teachers can he accomm adated
in private families II 50 desired is APP
plying 10 the undersigned .'unr frIv
Institute will be organ. II 8
O'Clock. A. NJ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

Tv The Grand Jury seemed to have
n large number of witnesses before IL
this week. IL will probably conclude
its hbors tomorrow.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

Persons can GO 20 Rockpou anl r-rnin ',ar hours
aud return the same day.
There L. no charge for Wharf Beat transfer 81
fr~ ght at kockp0ri either for receiving OF shippng
y VI sARiS. Cen Superintendent.
September an ls-A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

NJ Magnificent Indian Summer now.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-10-29

"~ No one re-nedy Ia louder
II 6. 6 ! i
- NJ called Tor Nv the neces stiles Of
49, the American people than =
~ ~ ard safe cure for Fever
- "a and 4 que. such We are now
iAs-- y enabled 10 cffcr, with perf,s-t
certainty that IL viii eradicate
= the disease, and with assur-
snre, founded on proof that no harm can arise
lIuH "A, a-e Ia aay quantity.
ina anisn projects from or prevents this dis
or ,, must We " immense service IN the
% .is.- where IL prevails. Pyc--nfion Is better
a. r, 10, the patient escapes the rfsk which
be- 4 an IN violent attacks OF this baleni die
ranl-.r This "JrRE expels the miasmau<
POI n ut tivER typ AGrr from the syrten,
aus Yt... eat tire development Of the disease II
tasiu r hr-t 2prrDach Of IL Prcfuonitory
s,H.t.H. " y not "His tho best reriedy ever
,eci ~. lass Of complaints, bra
fIt0 Ian ar..o... rho large quantity we sup
w. dollar bnng- u within the reach of
., tiy, and IN bilious dntriets, where
tEytA Asp ,ris prevails, everybody should
have IL. and N-.' !. freely both for rurv and PRO.
tcriion. Itis hepcd thi- price will place !. within
a. st' ~ ns a. re M% over we ' sns
ethrr ever discovered Tor the speedy and certain
eur,nf lnteunitcnts II, that II contains no Qui-
ninr or mineral consequently " produces no
qniti-m W other injurinu' Effects " hairv~r upon
tn constitution Those cure'i ny II are hen as
healthy ~ thcy hal never had thc disease.
Fever and lguu " rot alone the consequence
Of the iniasmatir pO.syi. great variety ~f dis-
ORDERS arsc from ~ ation, among which
are Neuralgia. -heNr assn, Cont Headache.
Kindness, Tooth o.. fifhrhr, tntarrh. Ash
M palptation. Painful Affection of the spleen,
Hys'crirs, Pain ~ the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
AMI arrangement of the stomach MI of which,
vhcu originating in this cause, Put on the in.
terni,tcnt type, become periodical. This
"CfRE" expel- the poison from the blood, md
consequently cures thom al alike. II is an ~.
valuable protection to immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing W the msla-
rious districts. If taken occasionally daily
while exposed TO the infection, that will be cx-
rreird from the system. and Nsnnot ecnmuais
IN suffiricnt quantity 10 rpsn into disease.
Hence IL Il even more valuable for protection
than curc; AMI few will ever suffer rom Irtcr-
mitients " they avail Themselves Of the prolcc-
ton this remedy aA,rds.
For Tirrr complaints, arising IRON, torpid
ity OF tho Liver tis IN excellent remedy, stu,-
Mating the Liver into healthy activity. and nro-
durng many truly remarkable cups. where
olher medicines fail.
rnrraRrp nv
Or. y. G. AVER co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and AnniVficof Chemists.
AgD SOLD ALL ROUND TIKI WORLD.
prrcr. 500 PER ROTTLE.
April 2. lsT5.-y
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IL Subscribe A,r the rasrer Courier
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A-y er's Ague Cure

For Fever and Alyne. Intermittent Fever,
Chul Fever, Eetnltten, veves G,-nb
Ague, Per. odicN o. Pilous Fever, So i,
ard indeed al the yection, which arse
from malarious, MASH, or miasms,ic
poisons.
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on SALE Dr ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-24

The Board now proceeded to max e
settlement with the Ailflitur and having
examined his minutes and vouchers for
warrants issued i'm vacation they found
The same toagree in every particular. 1t
Is therefore ordered by tie Beard that
The solngs oil the Auditor in vacation as
appear of record be and the same are
hereby eS aressly approved.
lhe peiition 81 James Miner was pres
scented askin1 that the tax paid by lot
no. 2 In Northeast southwest section
is township 7C rasige II for the years
1873 and Is7I l,e refunded. Ordered that
prayer Of petitioner be granted as said
lot was for the said years the property of
a Church and therefore not taxable
The Auditor was ordered TO redeem
the property Of Mrs A. Wysearver sold
for the tax OF 1873. she being S widow
with 2 large family and property exempt
from taxation.
The report Of A HaTrick, Clerk ofthe
Districs and CircnIt Courts, If fees re-
eeirea by him from April lst, to ] une Ist.
1875. received and ordered on Tile.
The petition ct ID j Doama, asking that
the penalty and interest on his delin-
queut tag BE RENTED, was not granted.
he following claifns were presented
and allowed and warrants ordered To toe
issued on the proper funds for the same,
to-wit:
u L Bousqnet, for services in va
catioa...,.. ..,...-.,,,..... ............. 81 Sc
y Brown, fer digging grave inr
small pox victim .................... 5 so
ii Kuyper. services IS trustee
OF Lake Prairie township......,.. Ii 90
r Sprtlt, taS wr0ngfalIy paid. 10
ON motion Board adjourned until
June 18th, al s. O'clock, Z. IN.