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The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

WITH view of aiding Secretary Bris-
tow in the laudable work of redeemlne
the fractional currency, TIE Chicago
LEDGER is being supplied at the rate o.
fifty cents for six months.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
PINpLEs on the face. rough skin chan

flMPLHS on the lace, rough skin, chap
ped hands, saltrheum and all cutaneous AZ
fectisns cured, the skin made soft and
srrccth, by the use of Juniper 4. Soap.
That made by Caswel, Howard & c., New
ierk, is the only kind that can he reln d on,
as there are many limitations, made from
common tar, which are worthless.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

THAT sour-tempercd, cross, liver,comI,,
plant individual We passed yesterday, should
take DIR. jill. McLean's Strengthening Cordial
and Blood Purifier II imparts strength, VI
tality and pure blood. DIR. J. ii. Mclean
office. Sli Chestnut street, St Louis.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

THE oldest and best newspaper in the
West is the St. Louis RepuHicaB, daily and
weekly (Democratic). Send for specimen
copies and campaign rates.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

THE system frequently gets out of
order and should be regulated at once, else
other troubles will ensue; when physic is
needed take Parsons Purgative Pills; they
are a safe, wholesome, and natural medicine
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

LAKE SIDE HOUSE Madison, Wiscon
sin, open for the season at reduced rates
For particulars address VIM. f. Roos, Prop'r
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

THE WIrE.-It is astonishing to see
how well man may live on small in
come, who has handy and industrious
wife. Some men live and make a far
better appearance on six or eight dollars
week than Others do or fifteen or
eighteen dollars. The man does his part
well, but his wife is good for nothing.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
Ola Fashioned Waya.

II used to take twelve hours to dye the hair, anC
then It looked ridiculous Now, in fifteen minute
TUFTS Hair Dye will live you beautiful gloss,
black tresses without trouble or inconvenience. II
Murray St, New York
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

HAVE you ever heard of case of Agu'
that Shallenberger's Pills would not cure?
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
ili{:39

I'VE send solid ~ Gold Engagement wedding
Ring by mail lat risk sddfvss elr ofprire.
Prices acoordns aai width o. S. % 81 s. sn
t2 and t5 each 10 ordering the largest Joint Of s
finger you desire httei With pics o n paper We
snssve name, date ffes Of charge Money
he ssly in rsgerci iettsf. BARhks BRO, Je~eI
ers, g9t Main ST., Louisvilc, Ky.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

DoN'T swap with yer relashuns unless
We ken afford to give them the big end Of
the trade.
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
80 >,i;;ia i; ~; !: ! !: i;;;;' !; !;
For the Next Half Year.

The IrpaER is large page 5scclumn, independent
N.wspaper which Intelligent family should be WIN
out The best story Paper prlntsa Tym s
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01
To ministers. Lawyers aud .Id'Men

Profitable. Pleasant work; hundreds now en-
ployed; hundreds more wanted NJ n. Lowell En-. Pa
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

IT is very pretty platform, and must
have taken General Hawley q long time
to write out. 1t is full of correct senti-
ments and beautiful language. To be
sure, it does not explain where all the
money has gone to, but We can not ex-
pect everything, even in platform OF
seventeen planks. As the western ora
tor well said: "Although, gentlemen,
as president of the Iellville national
bank, our deceased friend did not ac-
count satisfactorily for the funds of that
institution, yet his remarks upon the
busting of the same showed that his
heart beat warmly for his native land"
-Neio York World,
THIS, from the New York Sun, will
strike the average southerner as true,
and likely to prove so by the returns on
the eighth of November next: The
thievery of the lcarpethaggers, who
stole from white and black promiscu.
ously, and the plunder of the Freed
mans bank by Grants Washington ring
and their pious confederates, alienated
this confding people from their accus.
toned leaders, and brought them to a
sense of the frauds and villainy of which
they have 80 long been the victims.
They have come to see that the policy
Of the republicans is exciting prejudice
against their old masters, and inspiring
them with distrust of their best friends,
was only part of the system for captur-
ing their votes while stealing their earn
ings and labor. Consequently there has
been great reaction all over the south,
and at no time since the rebellion closed
have the relations between the two races
been as good as they now are.
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, the nominee
The Osceola times., 1876-07-01

VUAkrhD AGENTS. Sample and sutbt free
w Better han Geld. A. COULTER a Co, Chicago
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-02

CL0THING.-our Clothing will, as heretofore.
consist Of the most stylish cut suits to be
purchased In San Francisco and New
York. We have nrst-elaSs stock for men
and boys wear; also, Furnishing Goods.
White Shirts. UndeIshirts. Drawers, sus-
penders. Linen, Silk and Cotton HandtOr-
chiefs, Etc
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-02
B. REMNANT & co.
OUR NEW DEPARTURE

BOOTS Nad SHOES.-In this Department OF
our stock NC arc pleased TO say that we can
show our customers . very nne assortment
TO select from for Men. Women and Child.
rene wear.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-02

NOTIOKS.-xe keep everything In the Notion
line expected In = Dry Goods house: Fins,
Needles. Thread. Buttons. Combs. LAees.
EdsinGs, Ribbons. Fruses, velrets, Etc
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE
Trains leave New York. via Dcbrosses and Corand
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburg tho West and South
with Pullman palace cars attached, 30 A NJ aud 80
L. VI. Sunday. u aud 80 Z. NJ.
For Wismspot. Lock Haven Cory and Erie 40 ana
S3p T. IN, connecting Cory ior Titusvile Pe,ro-
leum Centre ana the oil Regions.
For Bstoc Washington and the South Limited WASH
nxtor Express of Pullman parlor daily except
dsy. v:p A. W. arrive Washington 10 4. W. Regular
at s:toA NJ, ~ and or. NJ sunday 4. ".
Express for Philadelphia 80 $40 80 A. NJ, IL 30
$40 s. T. .. q. Z, 80 D T. NJ and IL night Accomno-
datiou, A. ". and siO y. VI. sunday, 3 A. NJ s. O. Z
SEQ and 9P. VI. Emigrant and second class, T.. W.
For Centennial Depot. 30 80 7: & 40 80 A.
NJ, IL ~. 3 and 4 r. ". On Sunday, s A. NJ Return
ing. leave Centennial Depot as s:l5 10 so A. NJ.
i:lA = J3o 4:h', 80, q. 6:5o and :0o Y. N. On
Sunday. 1:9n A. ~ andT Il. ".
For trans to Newark. Elizabeth. Rshwav Princcton
Trcuton Forth Amboy. Pennington Bclvidcre other
points see local schedules at all ticket onfces
Trans arrive Prom Pt.sburg. ~: aud 10 10 A. W. and
lo:2O r. NJ daily; 1910 A. VI. and 80 Z. NJ. daily
cept Monday. From Washington and Baltinorc. 30 A.
A.. 4:io 10 and lO:h, r. NJ sunday 30 a. N.
From Philadelphia, .05 6D 80. 1910 II N. IL so
A. NJ, 2:io 3 80. 4;io. 5:io e:1O. $780, 7:35. 40.
s;to and 10 20 T. ~ sunday, 50o. 6:2o 8 30 io:io.
Ticket Offices 500 aud 9t4 Broadway. No Astor Ifouse
and foot of Dcsoroscs and ortlandt sta No Court
BROOKLYN Nos ia. 1i6 md lis Hudson st., Hoboken
depot. jersey City Emigrant tickle, Office No Battery
place. - -
FRANK THOMSON. ID. NJ: BOYD. Jr,
General Manager. GENERAL Passenger Agent.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
VISITORS TO THE GREAT EXPOSITION
who intend remaining days. will find rsus va
LONG BRANCH AND THR n. J. SOUTHERN n r

more attractive than other.
The Gnc steamers JrSsE lIOYT and CRYSTAL WAVE
leave pier &. North River. foot of Rector ST. at
935 A. ". AND 80, T. W..
connecting n Sandy Hook with express trains for Phiadc
phis direct
Tho sail across New York full view of the ocean
She shipping and the i
said to be the finest in the world.
from sandy Hook the railroad skirts tho
eleven miles to tho SUMMER CAfIrAI where passengers
can stop through tickets
The depot in hiIsdc pha the foot OF Market st.
vcncn to most Of tho hes: hotels and boarding houses
gle fares. 81 ~
Tho o., line connects also for Vneland Toms River
and the T. VI. Tor Waretown. Barnega and Tuckerton
Accom- ncdation Tor Long Branch, =. NJ
W. = S\EDEN. General Manager.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
AMUaHMuNrA

RooTus THEATRE. OVER BEFORE II O'CLOCK.
II OJ~khHTr dPALAER........ Lessees and Managers
= NO free liss at Booths Theatre.
SEVENTH WEEK OF THE TRIUMPHANT
LORD BYRONs EXQUISITE. ROMANTIC PLAY,
6ARDANAPALUS,
'THB GLORY OF TIKI STAGE ~
which has already been witnessed by ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DELIGHTED PEOPLE, and is given with
marvellous features unparalleled spndor and Introduces
the
FINEST BALLET EVER SEEN IN AMERICA
4 powerful cast, including
AGNES ....ss.............. .MYRRHA
The New York herald., 1876-09-29

ACT III.
THE FkAST OF SAR-
DANAPALUS IN THE
HALL OF NIMROD. In
this scene occurs the startling
effect CT the disturbance Of
the orgies by n TERRIFIC
storm, accompanied By crush
Ing and rumbling THUNDER
and vivia flashes Of LIGHT
MING. the most wonderful
and impressive stage repre-
sontWtions ever given.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
ACT ".

ACT ".
IMMOLATION OF SAR-
DANAPALUs and the
GREEK SLAvE-Burning
OF the Rising Of the
Tabieau Curtain upon TEL
bins magnificent painting,
Tux RUINS OF NlNEYEH.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29

THE ROYAL PALACE
from the banks of tho Tigris-
Splendid realistic scone-
THB TIGRIS by MOON
LIGHT and DEPARTURE
or SARDANAPALuS'
ROYAL BARGE.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29

AIT IL.
Introduction ofthe GRAND
ITALIAN BALLET and won-
derful stage grouping In the
SUMNER PALACE OF SAR-
DANAPALUS.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29

A INEE MATINEE ADMISSION SOC
ALYCEuN THEATRE AIMEE MATINEE Saturday.
Only AIMEE y Mssnee. Only y6fROFTE-1lROFLAh hatinss.
Admissten SOC. Reserved sesss, 500. extra.
The New York herald., 1876-09-29

A SITUATION AS COAt 1iMAS AND GROOM by
who understa DIS his business thorOu tly
the best ot city Address j. box lAS Up
low Herald Office,
The New York herald., 1876-09-29
THE TRADES.

0UILDERs.-A SITUATION WANTED By bUILD
lers clerk dsaughtsmsn cxpe reneed In making up
estimates keeping &c experience
salary moderate. Address BUILDERS CLERK, Herald
The New York herald., 1876-09-29

AS COACHMAN BY AN .yxPERIENCED MAY: 8
years best city reference Gress j. W. f., l2l West
l5th st
, 1876-06-16
FLAKE,
Sllo "iInd TO-"

tOHQft3WlnAQlA.
Flnxlns mamma stood by tho table, rolling ont
donghnnts. Flaxie stood iuar, drumming un the
table with bath hands ~ II II were plano, throw.
ing back hcr hcad, mud screaming ~ loud a. she
~, "1'hsls. that VII do," said mamma, "1 am
FIaxiu stoppcl singing; but her little feelings
were lurt, HI,A she said in grlcyel tona:
"whytr'u my papa t-he loves mc, but You
with that she stuck both thumbs Into plece Of
dough.
She caed II ''cross. eyed bccaise the i,,ls was
not quite in tho middle. Mrs. Alien smiled ut tho
~ Fln1ie, said she. ''mn.t t!s those wee,
4 was vety bard doing The Saturdays baking
l)ura, The kitchen n.ul, had gonu 10 scr her sick
Mothesi; ;, Al II 1hc wa A. So,ni"E nac&; and ~,
dear little Nellie. 'sUodo, taii sirs. Aiicn to
llora ''you mnet watch these children csrIy min.
ute; for Flake Ii uncoHsmony full Of mischief to-
Yes'm, " said Dodo; aud she took tho children
int The 5croxsa r,sa T. do et ss
hrr nn1hur mud aunte were ncatcs and shut the
doof hasl. Int hall lallcd heard u wAing III Tie
,na,n!ia. '' SN
..''Ncllle's a;hy.ln'."
''Whht for:'
~ striket hurr'
~ bud % to, cause % sS' sss vSa1ant give N. tho
When flasis did wrong, she usually sald. ~
::..Wasn't Elas,s nnushty, naughty slrl'"
would know lint BY .Lu iunny .quitS around laH huI
ished. Fur tlp drat tu,u s.u shipped tho fittlo
pInk: :anl. , y, xh!ts ands Il sns g!cat sar9rise to
' fsv III pesa sDs Se4t slSs sr ns' say. s'a An
lis d0g FoxlsT; an4 All sho: ::Dossis, kits 1
Fowler licked III iate. and q look of tendrr
Ry Gang ntS a h. 1'oWn wv, Syss yx l. femtosd
= much butte. tuan Kitty t'rny H. cal. :"eause @
kitt1 IFay had pins In her tert." ''Oh, fcrl
orny," m nsoansi agan and alolc ont Al The aile
thought uha would 20 Into tho stal,s and tell the
nooliy COW bow lef hear! aehcd. liu. shp torgos
snt e ~. sss q s unn ns
called Whtz, brca.s.u hu Travelled 10 Inst. don't
believe theFo Was horse IN town that could tuae
Wink; uMd uoboly dare drive him bu. Mr. Airn.
"oh h"," tlousht T. ,rtII.stc .'gusss Ill tel
:, And Ole lanced rto the carriage and act her
asxs IS; s; y f., 5iy ~ ''ppsa
Ilossy, turned atoundE looklng very "pyess.
ant" Aflsr that u didn't take two scconds fur
Fla1'e to CLIMB III And catch up thu reus, calling
sow, i, Whiz had only been h,.ehea. Int q. he
.itels pel .Hsll Into ihs midst q wa:sn: WI :wSses ri
nobody u suida hin, hut hat Oaby Was shu afraisY
On @ no: ,S Sac ktpt }efhsns thY tsns ind FALLING,
liked II aa WIKI Who did ' os n H yi ner vi" tst us as
mich as 4 .he had becn a i!y, was having his own
way, and l'kcd il, soo. .
pentI. shu aud para aud Aunt jams were In tie
ttgHi .Wx snt.{ .atng qnoat tHs ,1sS sw Ta!pspsI
ODHHlnE the LODf. ttNHrfG'H lHG hnlFfh criXA
, 1876-06-16

10 tHs EdtsoF O 1h6 tribune.
CH1eA"o, dunc l4.--We wish tu direct the aiten.
tlon VI yu1E readers to some Of the results Ut the
low ratea paid our tcaehers in thu public schools
The fact that the low salareA ofosed precludes
the possibility Of procuring uny but inferior tal.
cnt haa bccn long dcRlored by lint portion Of tbs
people interested In tha science anll art of cuca-
ttuu. The recent reduction Of ~ per ccmt /. mors
tan tirVlorube-it ls q disgrace 10 thv city. II
the teachers personally were tbs only .ptcC-
csttl Unea WI could say nothing; but
this y not tho case: The injury Is done tho
children OF tue poor, and through them. In tho next
generation, tbs country. Thu u!ticeEs Of y bank
Would not thlAk Of 0ttrrng their Cashier SIS per
month, not because they cun[l not Sct nsn who
would actcPt the situation at that teica. but br.
cause they cnMld nut yet good enon3h hcn. The
pUsltlun uf teacher III Onr schUDis IL uIlu uf far
greater truat taM ihu bank clerks. Hers The lime
aMd future welfare Ut hnndrctla o. Children II nj
The di'itota Of unu ps'sun II be does MOI posress
It's knowledge mud skill required ~ Improve
every Iaunent Of shls ti1ut, the magnitude Vi the
hartl resulting 10 beyond conception.
1t ~ ansust unnecessary to urfrhd tho statement
tlht the salary paid IUcs u1t cu1i.naDd sufficient
y hGh Crude Vi ta!cnt. BAT will relate incl
ucnl VI many knuwn tu Iii, t0 prnyo 1t. In let.
ter IN Hut p9asrtsluI aFua yUlug nlnU, Une Ut the
best ut thu pHtllc.se'!Dol ltacbcIs. the word "cr
cuElstance'' IL spelled 'tuEIcuns,atice.
III conclusion, lei TIL Alrr u word Ut suggestion
foE the rc.Aotal 0t lhis owl. II can be donc by
ruuh Vt sln the Ica1eE. Tbs writer Ia this
way: knuw for who,n you ire voting, whrn you cAnt
ynUr futc. HtnHnIt>tF hat Wo IlaSt discovered by
rapcElcncc, ,-llat It tcqutres sr.llIng 1nore than
nlcreAsful administrator uf te ntluss uf our TX.
PIe.A ulieu IL utake fiji eIIlcient Mayer; that II 10.
44iiea suhetAlng more than lllu urltnury run u
sa!uon'kcc{cra ~ nakG un Alderman. Remember
tlat .lc .ty olIeets arp thu asrnt4 of the peopic
Of ast year uHd lhls sill never hang threaten.
iusay ever our city agatn. Nor \ TkAvuEn.
, 1876-06-16
How tho Emperor Of NFasli Assembled bunk
CT Hill AIonulnent,

fntion C1naEisrcidt iuilffin. -.-.
Tho janttor wAo lad charge at Bunker Hill Mon
unent. arriving nt nluuk lal. l.pAst7 Friday mora
Ing T. oren thu pscmiscs. found two strangers In
hut, asked II they could uscend The monument.
"Ycs," said tue custodian, t'you can for twen.
ty.fyo cents" ihoid!ng ont .lls hanA>.
The stranger produced the n!uMcy. and the Gus.
foGfnn unlocked tho door and forthwith COM
mcnccd sweeping out. rGlhinE cloud Ut dust, ana
paying no especial attcntiun 10 hts visitor, who
wns looking ahout him ruflansly. until, half
chnked with dust. he inquired ''H these Mere ths
~, XXI, !, r.; u right 60 aAead' go right up til yOu
This yisiof and bis companion did N they were
bid. aud stayed some half an hour enjoying The
beautiful panornnle view frou The summit, aftor
which they deacenled, aud were quietly walking
swaY when they weso hailed by thu custodian
With
"IYar, Just write your names In this hook; all
ne yisitors who 60 UP The monument ssn thor
The gray. .bessasd man laughed and signed his
uhMlc, And the two departed.
Tho, custodian ncveF locked at the book. but
sonu hours atterwasd was electrified by one Ut .hs
otticers Of the Monument Association who chanccd
to como in, Askny him. In Thu Moat agIated NAN.
ncr, when Dom Pedro, thu Emperor Of Brazil, had
.:Mssn't been here at ail," wss tho rep,y.
*ltasnt been hcFes Why. here IL hts signature
on yonr visitors hook What dues this incsn1"
'Whate' said Tho custodian. Rushing up 10 the
volume: ''WhY, you'd gracious that was written
by tall man With . hslouch hat"
And sost was; hut tbs aall man WAS she En-.
bunker Hill monument, iuAl Iiku "any other
meu.h
, 1876-06-16

and onn of tho htm made mn appointment 10 bring
Tho men down u thr fity-tfA1 TO haya the money
rnId nvcr tho tookkccpcss ,lctk. The men were
vrry well pleased with The cantrnet. anh at the
glvcn time met there fOriu kcyEnteen nf them. and
funnd there nso waiting tc othes pnriy to thu com
tract wifi Tic tnnncy. but III arrangement cond he
1nno whereby tlle contract could be cntcrrtt snto
between the ncrccing Unrtlcs
A}.l,onQh not pnriy to the contract. I stt~i'cd
thc men 10 acccptaf what I cuntdcrc.t . ycnrrou.
nilef under present ctsenntktancct. and M mt fall
IL SHOW them inw they could better Afford Tint
discount. than ,nSc mufc n4pnry by rnnnfng LONGER
credit. Dut tho ettinld ;'1ams of mice md men
gang AFT nElee." t:iltnLEs MtMlLLAN.
Foreman ". $. J.. Works.
, 1876-06-16

could not kccp still. Mamma wrnI up sttect,
And Aunt ,fnno went dnwn. Somewhere thry
supposed ihcsn was II broken carriage; an',c.
Whcsr. oh where: HIT no; that dear, gout, high
mlntle,I Wh1z had turned aronnh tnnE ago, and
whs gnng home. i!c knew better than T. hurt NM
aflky hair Of fIasir Frlz.lc'e hcnd. Mrs. Allen
had hardly snt n. far na tho Post f,N1ec when 10
tla"hct! hy hcs; and Faxtc dropped The rctn*. call
Ing ont. 40 n.aInInN! n,anlInH."
{y tic iInc Mrs. Allen hnl rsslcd home, Whlz
was IN tbr carriage ynr M quiet ~ 4 lamb. liora
ran Fnr Aunt Jnnc: tho flnh1c.bny ran for npA md
caught Fia.o 10 her henri, and suon rs rr could
spraE fur crying, asked tho sweet lttlr naughty,
t1y. y.rattrnee darling what n,atlu her run nway.
t'Oh. yfled nwayi pflnt yunt" said baby.
with rwect sutlc tor el.c had forgotten nlI abuut
thr shipping.
l,nt wc don't aitow yum to climb Into tho car.
rIngc. Il wns naughty, naughtyt"
''Wctt, hau to-" snih tIa1!e, coolly, as II that
settlcl i; "Iicean'u I was r'nyin' ! wss your
naughty little gourl; and that's hccal,sol"
, 1876-06-16


BARRY-At Ellsl,orn Wis, on Wcdnctlsy,
tMnc Ii, Mrs. Atlcl,a yarry, wife Of tho 1t. REV.
Bnhor 4. @. barry, uf WISCONSIN.
Funcrni services Will take place ut Racine, Wis,
on Frllay, Ju,,e 10, At :, p. III, Friends OF Iii
family arc Invited to be present.
RosfSH-In Hyde Pask. Juno II, at | o'c1oel
q. nl., Alexander. yosln:!tHt soN OF 4. Z. A. unG
uannah lsoslng, nscd, i years.
MrC1.0Up-Iune IL, Edgar E. Mccloul, aged
25 ycnrs nntl q mouths.
tunernl}by carriages to 1luschl]l from 3O4 West
Adanfa street. q. .l tn,. tic ltit,.
8MtT1l-Thurtdny, 1nnn Ii. at hin rcaidcnco No,
s1l North Clark street. j. H. Smith, aged 20 ycats
The funeral takes p1aro Friduy at 2 o'clock II. NJ
Friends Of the family are invited.
WliITE-on tho 16th Inst, Clnrcncc H., infan,
son Of Moore G. tdcccasc.l} aud Mary l.. White
Funeral ut rcsdcMcp Nm. GSN Warren aycuuc, 10.
morrow tsatur1ay) at clock y. III.
COhD1S-ln Newport, n. H., June "A, very
suddenly. Hon, Austin CutbIn, aged " years
months md 10 days.
FiELp-At Conway, Nfass.. Jnne II, Mr.. Joha
Field, fht'lcr of Marshal! uni Henry Field anl
Mrs. II. Dtbhle, Of this city,
, 1876-06-16

uotpitnl, recommending the purchase Of hrs hose
for The b.,,ldsur Referred to joint committee
IN Public i;ufdinst md lfnapn.
Il cnnhunicAItnn from tie Lshcr League Of I'LL.
nn... itns the Hoard 10 attend n a..- meeting
Thursday, JUNE II, ri 1::,U p. n,,. at Twelfth
s'rrct Turner ltnll, On the subject Of convict
lnbnr. was accepted.
4 communication from The merchants Of ths
ruEon Stuck fn'ds requesting an appropriation fur
the llifnHls Humane SDrlcfy. In cnnblc them TO
provide for tht prevention Vt cruelty Ia animals In
rad yar'ia WAS referred 10 tho lo,nnilttcc oil Public
iayia,,on. from lsaac Gra.c.on 10 visit Cincn.
southern aIatrtiai. IL visit Bedford, Ind aid
iron, dancs Nrl'efm.tt d To-, 10 ys!t Cleveland,
Re- ns s4es ~ wt ss
Application. frim Henry vrr*cn.,. i. N. Rus
tcll, u,ul Alcxautrr II: i"nne for the War.irnship
icrrct 10 Tho Committee OH Public Charities.
Es-War!en knlpsrly .n,a,i,,cd biz sem, annual
seFort. Of wlIcl, tl'n following ~ ar a,.ttaS.: ~ mt
n,cHt* Dt: deaths III l'oor. .'olte ~ discharged,
intcrmen.s III tho t.ook tn.nty Cemetery, luo;
Nn0nni received ut rool 1innsr IRON ennry saECr.
S1lo+o; pail oni t"r freight. etc. siH.4::
the hsylulA, S:lU. 10; and Incidental taprnset,
Saa'lTy hills were referred TO appropriate cum.
Tht Committee m Judiciary recommended Inc
paymen, ot <:a7.:ao to tieorsc buckley t1r taking
.Nnd srnnscrling teSlttnuny for the GtAnl Jury III
Muy term. he bill WA UrAcred paid.
County Agents nitcc, Recommended the !'uynlent
q ihc following bills: l'aEgr iiso.. soft c',a for
atny+ $eE ny; sclwelnfurth lros., bread Oh orders
Coke CotIpa,iy, gus for May, 81; Z & Pcslol9s,
Erucesses ios Mny ecqMisll'"n. ~ 1'S. o8 Charles
Shelter. hurtAls orders Of Agent, SD TO- Other
bils iD1luwcd. sid WEIR ordered paid.
l,lils lnhorscl by the luIlUNinE committees were
ordered mid: Jail an! jail Accounts; Town hnh
Tuwn Accounts; iNblic 1tcotds +; Printing nnd STA
tunrry.
Tho fIoafl then adjourned to meet at = p. nj.
next Monday,
, 1876-06-16
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

ADJOURNED hEk11So YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
The Board OF County Commissioners met yesles-
day afternoon a. = o'clock. President johnson
VA in the chair. and tho following Commissioners
were present: Ayars. Burdick, Busxv. CuEru'l,
cleaEy, conly. Guensher. Herting, Holden. Lones.
gaB. aecAnsey, Mullo5, Schmidt, and Tabor.
a Communication from ths Nchltsct Of tAs usw
, 1876-06-16

70 t1 Editor u TKs TFIbuNe,
CHICAGO. June l5.-Will you please allow me
the opportunity to state my Knowledge Of and
connection With Tie matters referred to in your ar
t!tle in yesterdays issuc. headed "A{tes Their
pay"t
One OF my worklnen Alexander Mcmillan, OF bis
own viii, lld at tie earnest request of lLo men
under my cAarse, made ! contract with
one Of tbs banking dTnA here 70 acll
their tine tn the pay,Iolla Of February, March,
Apru aud May, ii Adl1eault Of S p1 eent. and 10
, 1876-06-16


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