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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15
Our Candidate for Congress,

From indications of Republican
sentiment throughout the District, as
well as from strong endorsements of
his character and qualifications which
we have received from a number OF
the most mrominent and influential
men in the party since the Conven-
ton at McGregor, we cannot doubt
that the nomination of Il. w. Bur-
dick, as the standard bearer of the
Republican party in the Sd District,
was most wise and appropriate
He certainly stands we'll at home
among all parties, and the welcome
that geeted him on his return to
DEBORAH the day following the Con-
vention, took the character of an ova-
ton, IN which Democrats seemed to
vie with Republicans in dong him
honor, and in manifestipg their sense
Of the fitness of his nomination. Ad-
ded to this, the fairer portion of the
Democratic press of the District, en-
dorse him as man of unblemished
honor and uprightness. He stands
high as business man Of sagacity
and experience, by no means an UNI
important qualification for member
of Congress. His nomination har-
monies all clements of the party,
and we have right to look with con-
fidence for one of our old fashioned
victories under his banner.
Capt. Burdick has resigned his
position as Cashier OF the First Ma
tional Bank of DEBORAH, which he
has held for the past ten years, so
that he may enter the campaign free
from all embarrassments. That he
will make a most effective and sue
cessful canvass, and commend him.
self to the confidence and respect of
all with whom he comes in contact,
we have no doubt.
His candidacy will be especially
agreeable to the soldiers, he having
served CALAMITY during three years
of the war, as Captain in the 9th
Iowa Cavalry. Of four brothers
who with him, periled their lives in
their country's cause, three sealed
their patriotic devotion with their
lives. He is an original Republican,
with record of unfalterlng and I'M
selfish devotion to the great princi-
pies of the party. For the first time
in his life, he appears as candidate
for office, and now, without his own
seeking, but in obedience to the de-
mand of those who best know his
eminent fitness for responsible trust,
and his answering uprightness of
character. predict his election by
not less than 900 majority.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15

B Donnan, imperfect descrip-
ton, 800 800
Allen. double assessment 1929 II 20
Burrhus, abatement OF valu-
alton, allowed
James Farris abatement Of tax, dismissed
Wilcox abatement of tax, continued
BOUNTY CLAIMS.
Allen Freeman bounty on wolves, 900 900
d IIazleton, +" 800 800
Lewis Clue, bounty on wolves, 800 $50
BRIDGE CLAIMS.
S Adams, repairing bridge Co.
no township, 1900 Is 90
David Milne, repairing irons for
bridge, 275 275
Stout lumber for bridges 1854 1854
Il j Wigg, s. 1899 1885
J Molet, labor in saving floating
bridge timber 113 rs
Geo Il Peck, removing trestle
work, Brandon bridge, 900 800
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS CLAIMS.

Schedule of Claims Allowed by the
Board of Supervisors at their Septem-
Der Session, 1875.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15

Report accepted and placed on HE.
The Auditor reported collecting the fol-
lowing sums:
From Philip Rciterman on Insane
account ................ Sl1 Al
From Fayette County on Insane
account ....... S36.i3
From Morris Leehey on Insane
account $21 go
Paid to County Treasurer report accept
ed and placed on file.
On motion adjourned till one o'clock p.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15
Gov. Hayes Tax Return.

The Democracy instead of trying
to explain in a manner satisfactory to
honest people, Gov. Tilden's crooked
record regarding his income tax, are
cndeavoring to divert attention from
it by charging something similar up
on Gov. Hayes; in other words, using
the "you are an other" argument,
which is virtually an acknowledge
ment of guilt. The story, started by
that paragon Of journalistic virtue
and honor, the Chicago Times, Is to
the effect that Gov. Hayes falsified his
tax return to the assessor of the town
In which he resides, in Ohio, and the
specifications, are embodied in the
following despatch to the Cincinnati
Enquirer of Sept. 3:
HAYES AS A TAx-DoDGER-How He
RETURNED 100000 WORTH OF
PROPERTY AT $6,OOO-A BEAU
TIFUL RECORD FOR AN ASPIRING
POLITICIAN.
Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.
TOLEDO SEPT. 2.-The Northern
Ohio Democrat of tomorrow will
contain fnll exhibit of the false and
fraudulent tax-returns of personal
property for the past three years
made by Rutherford B. Hayes to the
Tax-Assessors of the First Ward of
the Town of Fremont. The person.
al property, other than non-taxable,
valued under the will of Sardis
Birchard at $32, 900, of which r. B.
Hayes is devisee, Is returned for tax
alton, under the oath Of r. B. Hayes,
at $4,000. Three watches, the ag-
gregate value of which is $500, are
sworn to be worth $3.50 in 1875,
while in 1874 one of the watches is
sworn to be worth $500. -Four car
riages are returned as being worth
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15

AUDITORS OFFICE.
Independence, Sept LIST, 1876.
70 the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of Buchanan County, Iowa.
GENTLEMEN.-I have issued warrants ON County
and Bridge Fund, since the June session OF fol-
InxvS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15
WESTERN LANDS
HQMESTEA ADS.

II you want reliable information. where and how
to get cheap FARM or government Home
stead Free. send your address to S j. Gilmore,
Land Commissioner Lawrence. Kansas. and re-
ceive gratis copy of The Kansas Pacific Home
stead.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15

Township, in favor of the Permanent
School Fund of the County, to N. j. Peck,
on payment of the amount due, On or be-
fore the Oath of September, 1876.
The report of D. L. Smith, Clerk of
Court, was presented, showing fees receiv
ed as follows:
Circuit ........ 451.75
Costs collected and paid to County
Treasurer .... ........$ 7.5O
Marriage Licenses received and paid
to County Treasurer. ........... $500
Probate fees collected and paid to
County Treasurer. ............. II. so
Report accepted and placed on file.
The Committee on Miscellaneous, Off
cial, Bounty and Illegal Tax claims report
ed as per schedule, in which report the
Board concurred.
The Committe on Judicial claims report
ed as per schedule, in which report the
Board concurred.
Adjourned till one o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The hearing of the VIM. D. Jones road
case being the special order of business.
The Board, after hearing the evidence,
ordered the case continued to the next SEES
sion.
On the consideration of the Jas. Moore
road, it was ordered established as petit
toned for, provided the damages are paid
Oh or before the list day of December,
1876.
The petition of S. Newman for refund
ing of tax on erroneous assessment, was
presented and the Auditor instructed to is
sue warrant in the sum of $14 .02, in favor
of said Newman; amount set forth as eX-
cessive.
The Chairman reported that upon ex-
animation of the Auditors report of war
rants issued during recess, and loans made
in Permanent School Fund, that he found
the same to be correct
On motion resolved, that the Chairman
move, or cause to be moved, all obstruc-
tons in the highway as located on the pc
tition of Jessie Merrill, March list, 1876,
said distractions to be removed on or be-
fore the Goth day of September, current
year.
The appointment of arbitrator on be-
half of the County, on the claim of Sam
ucl Hayes, was referred to the Chairman
and Auditor.
The Auditor was authorized to correct
warrant No. s72, Of the series of 1864, is
sued to w. A. Palmes,it being duplicate
warrant, as shown by the records of the
Auditors office.
The Auditor was authorized to issue
warrants to members of the Board, pres
ent session for per diem and mileage as
follows:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

A depressed, irritable state Of mind
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
no energy or nnimation3 confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bilitating. involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. IS.
1t tones up the system, arrests discharges, dispes
the mental gloom ard dependency, and rejuve
mites the entire system. 1t is perfectly HARM
less and always efficient. Price IS, for a package
OF five boxes and large e vial of powder. which
is important in old, serious cases; 81 per single
box Sold by ALL Druggists. or sent by mail
on receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO..
No. 562 BRoApwAY. i. Y.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15

damages in favor Of PAT O'Brien in the
sum of fifty dollars.
No. 100. Thomas S. Cameron, loca-
ton on Township line of Hazleton and
Washington Townships. Petition filed
April 1, 1876. Commissioner reported ia
vorably. August 18th, day named for fl
nal hearing. August 14th, claims for
damages having been filed, appraisers
were appointed and the case referred to
the Board. August 10Th, by request of
the petitioner the appraisers commission
was recalled and the case dismissed.
No. 121. r. D. Miller, location in
Hazleton Township. Petition filed April
8, 1876. Commissioner reported unfavor
ably Case dismissed.
No. 1872 Morton Hayes, location in
Hazleton Township. Petition filed April
7th, 1876. Commissioner reported favor
ably. July 18th, day named for final
hearing. July 10Th, claims for damages
having been filed, appraisers were appoint
ed and case referred to the Board. July
31st, appraisers reported damages award
ed as follows: To N. Jardy, $50. To
A. Menney, $25.
No. 1873. VIM d. Jones, vacation in
Buffalo Township. Petition filed May
81, 1876. Commissioner reported favor
ably. August 14th, day named for final
hearing. On this remonstrance being
filed the case was referred to the Board.
No. 1874. James Moore, location in
Buffalo Township. Petition filed May
eth. Commissioner reported favorably.
August 14th, day named for final hearing.
On August 14th, claims for damages hav
ing been filed, the case was continued for
further hearing to the Board.
Respectfully Submitted,
D. A. MCLEIsn,
County Auditor.
The Sherifl7s report of Fees received
since June Session was presented; fees re-
ceived from all sources $3.50, 40. Amount
as'per bill last session..50 rs; ordered plac-
ed on file.
The Auditors report of Fees and Sal
airy for June, July ana August, showed
e. 60
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15

Bond
Insane
Corporation fund City of Independence
as reported by City Clerk:
General fund 2 mills on the dollar.
Street " . " "
Sinking silit d" :
Library " 1
For the support of Schools in the sew
eral districts, townships and independent
districts be declared as follows:
[ScAedule aciN appear MEET geek.
The Auditor is instructed to make any
corrections in the foregoing School Levy
necessary to cover possible errors in cal
culations, in order to make the amount of
the several funds correspond as near as
practical with the amounts returned by the
secretaries of the several district townships
and Independent districts.
On motion adjourned for Committee
work till 0 o'clock Tuesday morning.
TUESDAY MORNING.
Board met at 0 o'clock A. M. pursuant
to adjournment. Roll call, members all
present. Minutes of yesterdays proceed
ings read and approved.
On motion adjourned for committee
work till one o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On consideration of the Henry Myer
Road case it was ordered continued and
the Auditor instructed to appoint new APP
praisers.
The final consideration of the Morton
Hayes road was postponed for further
hearing to the November Session of the
Board.
A petition from G. G. Woodruff, was
presented asking for an appropriation of
one hundred dollars to assist in the filling
and grading of the road as located on pc
tition of Jessie Merrill, March list 1876,
on sections 4 of Washington, and section
8 of Sumner Townships.
On motion adopted, that the request of
the petitioner be granted and that the said
appropriation of one hundred dollars be
expended under the supervision of the
Chairman of this board.
The Committee on miscellaneous claims
reported as per schedule in which report
the board concurred.
The claim of Samuel Hayes referred to
the board by the committee on miscella-
neous claims, was considered and on mo,
ton was referred to board of arbitration
to determine the amount of damages, and
the Auditor is instructed to issue warrant
on County fund in the amount returned
by said board of arbitration.
On motion adjourned till 8 o'clock We'd
ncsday morning.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Board met at o'clock A. M. pursuant
to adjournment.
Roll call; members all present.
The petition of S. S. Taylor, was pre-
sented, asking for the reduction of his as
sessments in moneys and credits. On mo-
ton dismissed, the board having no juris
diction in the matter.
The following bridge petitions were
read and referred:
John Crowder, Newton Township
A. P. Burrhus, Liberty
ii. Griswold, Fremont
Harvey Norton, Liberty "
The report of the commissioners ap
pointed to survey road line between Sec
ton %, Perry and Section 30, Washing
ton Townships. was presented and ordered
on file, and the Auditor instructed to issue
warrants on County funds, in favor of said
commissioners, in the several sums sci
forth in their report.
On motion the Auditor was authorized
to assign the Sherif1's certificate of sale OF
the Andrew Merrigan land, in Fremont
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15
EXHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA, Penn.

VNIIlS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXuIBI-
i TON, DESIGNED TO COMMEMORATE
THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, OPENED MAY
10th. AND WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th,
1876. All the Nations OF the world and all the
States and Territories OF the Union participat-
ing in this wonderful demonstration. bringing to-
gether the most comprehensive collection OF art
treasures, mechanical inventions, scientific dis
coveries, manufacturing achievements. mineral
specimens and agricultural products ever exhibit
ed. The grounds devoted to the Exhibition are
situated on the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad
and embrace four hundred and fifty OF Fair
mount Park, all highly improved and ornamented,
on which are erected the largest buildings ever
constructed-five of these covering area OF fifty
acres aud costing IS 900 600. The total number Of
buildings erected for the purposes of the Exhibi-
ton is near two hundred During the thirty days
Immediately following the opening Of the Exhibi-
ton a million and quarter of people visited It.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-09-15
Republican State Ticket.
Iudicial Tickef.

Congressional Ticket.
For Member Of Congress, 3rd District.
THEODORE w. BURDICK, OF Winnesheik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11

PAX pro mas neptiide; pan Ferdinand
el do Brna, jiny mas nevi. @ ze plat
Ii, tikaI iseln, ably potlaIi az Sc vratime,'
btdoval privodce.
MlGky uznaval jsem praydiyost ieho
sloy, ale snazil jsom Sc pot6siti sebe leho
slovy: ,Kutero, vzdyt mate zenu; bude
Sc po vas dozajista ohanet = nell dnes a
lespon Ultra Ale Kutera pfijal tnto ute
chu hlubokym mlcenm; zdalo Sc, ze ne
sdili me optimisticke nahledy manzel-
sk6 starostivosti PAM Ku6erove.
,Slyste iaky plan jsem 81 vymyslil Wy
klddam ma to soudruhovi, Ma balvanu
lezi tycka; ia bude nam okazovati cestu.
Tlusty konec znaGi ma pravo', tenky ma
levo'; pied nasim oblicejem je ,napred'
"a nami ,vzadu'. Jeden zde bnde vzdy
scdGt ozyvati Sc, druhy musl hledat.
At nehnete tytkou mona, 10 mas spasi.
(DokonGeni.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
DVacGthOdil telllOSteCh
podZGnnicl.
Nehoda pri navsteve moravskych
ieskyni. ZaziI KIiment Cermak.

Popuzen vyhlidkou ma smutny nocleh
We vlhk6rn kameni, vzkfikl ;sem ma nGho
karave: ,CloveGe, kolikrat pax jste tn
bylp
,Nnohokrat, ale dnes opravdu nevim,
ci isemr A
A tom Sc mi zdalo, jakoby ho byla 81
ienost zachvatila. V divokem b6hu, 6 Wy
tiest6nfm zrakem zacal skakati pres bal
vany, slepe KIN lpfedu- Chte nechte
musil jsem "a MIN; skacu, padam, pota-
CHM SO - byl to divoky hon Vrazil do
vxsoke chodby, zabocil ma pravo do jin6
obratil Sc padil zptt pies hromadn ka-
moni, iez Sc mi zdalo pravou Golgotou.
Upadl isem mezi kameny narazil jsem
pddu hranu balvann; ale nedbaje
strasne bolesti, drapu Sc dale ma kameni
tou straf. Kucera padi jiz 8 druheho
kamzicimi skoky do temna. Dohonil
isem no prav6, kdyz do noveho chaosu
kamnd zabocl tam, zamotav Sc, ma O.
blicei upadl. Oharek svicky odlet6l ma
sab od nesfastnika, V zoufalem chvatr
hnal jsem Sc po hasnoucim syetle = by.
10 posledni nasi ut6chon! A pax zacala
honba znovu. Bezime opet do nejake
chodby - po chvili poznavame, dc ies
to tataz chodba, ktere .jsme zacali ne
sfastny svai navrat. Sterbinate balvany
sklcbi SO dokola jako posmesni demonov'
ale vice jeste sklicuje mne pohled ma mi
eeneqo Kuceru. Upiral ma mne tupe Y,
poulene oGi tfesouci SO ruka jeho stez
len udrzovala prskajici oharek. Znovl
nazpet do sau, ma prayo prvni, drnhor
tfeti chodpou cpet drapeme Sc ma znd
mou hromadu balvand - ba, stala sc pr
mne veru Golgotou! Skok ma skok, pa
ma pad, az jsem ma dobro zapadl do HUB
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11

Ijej poznal to chvili. KazdY iiny
Glov6k byl by Sc aachvtl, byl by
yykfikl, byl by Sc pfekvapenim "a
rail, nikoli ale Andrea.
Sir William sebou ami nehnul, a
tyaf joho nojevila jin6ho pfckvape
nj, nez jake pGsobi pfichod clove-
ka nam neznamGho.
,,Sir William" tazal sc Bastien
Ijejz tato klidnost tvdfe pfekvapila.
,,Jsem ja, pane" odpovedel vii.
liam lehkym pfizvukem anglic-
kym.
Pane" pravil Bastien pozoruje
no pozornosti napnutou, ,,nepo.
pfal byste mi chvllky k rozmlu'
ve?"
Sir William ukazal pfichozimu
stolici pokynutim pon6kud tuhym
|jez uciniti NIUE jen Anglican.
,.Jest to piece on!" myslil 81 Ba.
stien, jenz neprestaval bedliv6 jej
pozorovati; ,,jest to i phi anglick6m
pfizvuku tyz hlas!" - Ma to pra-
vii hlasite:
Pane, mate znamenit6ho kone
anglick6ho."
,,Ano, pane; dal jsem "a n6j dve
ste louisdorGv, a medal bych no "a
tfi sta"
"a medal by jste no dosud "a ty
tfi sta?"
rAno, pane" Sir William vstal
wal krbu schranku dOutniky a
podaval Bastienovi; ale We dvou
krocich, jez ucinil, prozradil pohyb
mad nimz Bastien hlasitG vzkfikl.
,,Jet to on!" pravil. = V mladi
hrabG Andrea spadl kon6 zla-
NAL 81 ruku cd toho zGstala mu
znamka, ma nizto Sc Bastien velmi
dobfe pamatoval. s..
Ma slova JET to onp obratil ba.
ronnet chladncu tvaf k byvalemu
husaru.
,,Racte?. -. Wy me znate?.
tazal Sc nejv6tsim klidem.
,,Ano, znam vas"
Zach, zda Sc mi, ze jste mne pre-
ce nikdy nevidel?"
,Jmenujete Sc baronnet sir Will
liam, tax feklo Sc mi"
,,Jes, sire"
,,Mate IA Anglicana vlasy pills
temne."
,Nejsem Anglican, isem Ir," oG-
povedel sir William stale klidny.
,,Ja spise myslim," vece chladne
Bastien, ne iste Sc narodil We
Franciir'
,,Mylite Sc pane"
" Kerlovnu Bretanii."
,,Nikoli," odpovedel baronnet
kyvaje hlavou.
Vas otec, sire Williame," pc.
kracoval Bastien, ienz vstal a
blizka pohlizel tvaf ieho, ,,vaI
otec nazyval sc hrabe Felipone!"
(Pokra6ovani.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
Move tsjlOStI PafitSk8
i'oman We treCh dileCh
od
F0uO0NA TBRBAIb.
q franc, pfelos1 Il. 4.
Ta,emne dedictvi.
-
XIII.
Ta,emne dedictvi.

musel caste rychlosti ustati, pro-
cez jej mohl fakr nasledovati v ne
velk6 vzdalenosti.
Ostatn9 byly diva louisdory zpro
pitnGho pro kociho dobrou pobGd-
kou, takze bic ieho dodaval tahou-
nu opravdu kfidel.
Andrea" mumlal zatim Basti-
en-, Andrea mel vlasy rus6; ale
vlasy mono obarviti, Jest to vskut
ku on, prisahal bych ma spasu du-
Sc sv6! Potom Andrea Pafizi,
Andrea jedi iako kavalir, nepo-
chybnG stal Sc bohdCeml Tento da-
bel MAZE bohatstvi je vseho scho-
pen, drahy mdj Armand jev nebez
peGenstvi!"
Po kratk6m tomto starostliv6m
uvazovani pravil dale k sobe: ,,Jak
koliv hrabGti 2 Kergazu srdcc kr-
vacelo, q iakkoliv sc nicimz jinym
nezamestnava, nez dobroCinnosti,
nebal jsem Sc Audrey. Jest pills
bidnJ, ably opovazil Sc ho vyzyvati
a kdyby Sc to opovazil, ami pax
bych Sc nebal. -. Syn m6ho plu-
kovnika jest udatny a hrdinsky ja-
ko levi. :. Vsak hle, MONA, ze
mGj drahy Armand, mGj syn, kra-
ci cestou k st6sti, a nesmim dopu-
slit, ably tento bidnik, tento svld-
nix chtGl mu v st6sti branit. A
kdybych no mel zabiti, musi v t6
chvili z Pafize!"
Kdezto Bastien tax razn6 my
sl6nkAch 81 vedl, vyjel povoz bou
levardu a ujizdel ulici Saint. Laza-
re, vsak koGi dostal SLOW u Bastieno
vi dan6mu, maje sliben6 diva louis
dory. TAX spatfil skvostn6 spfe-
zeni vjizitt do vrat domu, v jehoz
zadni zahrade obyval prozatim ba-
ronnet sir William pavilion.
Baronnet, jenz prave najimal
maly, vsim nabytkem opatfeny
dim ,ulici Beauiou, jejz byl wee,
rejsiho dine Collar vyGenichal, zamy
slel sv6 stale upravit.
V tn chvili, kdyz jej Bastien spa
tfil, pfijizdel prav6 ulice Ficpus,
kdez byl pfi prodeji koni jak6s
pozdstalosti a kdez koupil "a diva
tisicc tolarG znamenit6ho irsk6ho
ryzaka petilet6ho.
Kdyz vjel do dvora domu, hodil
oteze lokaji a preset zahradu pes
ky. " tu chvili pfekrocil Bastien
prah vrat pfistoupiv k lokaji,
jcnz odpfahoval kone, pravil k ne.
mu:
,,Odpustte, pfiteli, jest tento kun
ma prodej?" - Pri tom hladil kirk
uslechtil6ho zvifete a prohlizel jej
zpGsobem znatelskym.
Ten kun neni naprodej," odpo-
vedel lokaj.
nKdyby ale sc podavala slusna
cena?. 49,.
A Bastien hodil lokaii do ruky
louisdor. 4
PAX racte promluvit panem!"
,,Kdo je vas PAM"
,,Jest to Anglican, baronnet sir
William ffth
,,Kde bydli?" 1fb .a
,,Tamto pavillone ma konci "a.
brady"
jest to mlad5 ten muz, ktery
jel v. tomto kocafe?" tazal Sc prostl
Bastien.
,,Ano, pane ddstojniku," vece Il
kaj, jejz mylila stuzka V dirce kab!
tn byval6ho husara.
Zatim Sc Andrea svl6kl wa
ma Sc odev domaci. pfemysleje {
rozsahly ych pletichach, jez osnovat
pocinal, kdyz ozvalo Sc zaklepan
ma dv6fe, jez oznamovalo mu ma
vstevu.
,,Vstupte!" pravil. velice cara
Zen, nebot neoGekaval v tuto civil
nikoho.
Dvefe Sc otevfely, a BastieI
vstoupil.
Pred tfemi lety, kdyz opusti
Andrea Pafiz, nespatfil nekdej'
no spravce hrabete Felipona cd {
noho dne vice, iezto byl vyhnan
domu otcOvskeho. af
VIII lx: lo4o u~anoLf TX .a~.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular Sc sions of the County Com
missioucrs commence on the frs. Monday
IN January, April June July and Octohcr
Co1tHl#0oAct~--A. G.. Greene, President
W. H. Bcall, Ashford Trail, b, H. Tur-
ncr, George Rcuschlcin
Ctcrh--Davisson Armstrong.
CoHHty Robert Shrvcr
Co9Hty iN1Tcfyor-Iohn Schaidt.
CoHertora q Stata art Cpuaty Toes-
First Collection District, (Orems OIlown
and FlmstonrJ Joseph b. Stoltlcmoyc yer
second Collection District (N,os, 10 and -
-Cumhcrlnnd) VIM ltan. Third Collcc-
ton District, Ont Savage and Froalburg,
James ID, Armstrong. Fourth Collection
District, Uonaconing and WcsIernport,)
Patrick MullcA.
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D | r ECIoR
COUNTY,.
'aSac carts.
COUNTY,.
Ss~ { Quarts.

CIRCUIT COURT.
The regular terms Of the Circuit Court
for Allcgany county commence First
Monday in January: second Monday in
April first Monday in October.
The six regular equity or cllpuccry terms
commence First Mon.jay of January
third Monday OF February second Mon
day of April; second Monday OF June
second Monday Of August; second Mon
day OF October.
OFFICERS
ChiCf JHd@e-lIoH. K. II. Alvey.
AHSoc0teS-lions, William Mottcr, Geo.
4. Pcarr".
rc,h-Thcodore Luman.
.State'S ittorHeg-A Hunter Boyd
.SherH-.Iohn q Bauer
.AHdjtor.- Maurice A. !Icaley.
Eommi@~joncr&-John i Fay, r " Me
Michael, G 4 Porter