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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

active, several new buyers from Illinois be-
ing on the yards, and there is competition
sufficient to keep prices pretty steady. Pack
erS were purchasing quite freely of the low =
er grades of butchers stuff, and there wa 5
also fair demand from local butchers Tbs
market closed steady and we note the fol-
lowing
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President Hayes has named
Thursday, Nov. 30, as Thanksgiving
day.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that all the de.
~ linquent stock of the Lyon County AZ
rIeultural Society will be sold Move mber 10th
est bidder for cash in hand
BY order of the Board of Directors.
A-2t w. 4. GRIFFITH. Sec'y
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Edwin Adams, the actor, died at
Philadelphia last Sunday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

Gen. Forrest, of negro massacre
fame, died at Memphis last Monday.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

Senator Morten is unable to de
gest, and can i've but few days.
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ANOEESI.p CAriOIDA rE.

ANOTKSI p CATiOIDA TIE.
The E.~U' .cracy On the WAR
PAth!"
They EVInee Their old Weak.
ness for Ghe Money Bags"
That's WAT Ais Cap. North.
Ale Wants 10 Handle the PeO-
pies Money.
They DOn't Nominate "a whole
Ticket
hat go for Ihe Treasury.
with N " VVhOOD and Aurrah"
and by Swapping Votes
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NEW YORK MARKET.

FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, November g
GoLD-Opened at 107x and closed at I0zx
LOAEs--BowroWing rates, 2 per cent
Loans were also made nat.
sILyRR = Bars 81 2Sk in currency; 81 I9z<
In gold; silver coin 5<9ke discount.
GovERNNEEF BoSDs-Steady.
RAILROAD BoEDs-Dull.
STATE sEcUEIFIRs-Quiet.
sTocKs-opened heavy, an / prices declined
i to per cent.
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KANSAS CITY MARKET.
LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CITY. November 2.
CATFLE-Eo material changes in the gen.
eral coalition OF this market from previous
report. The demand from feeders continues
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NOTICE.:
COUNTY TREASURER's OFFTcE
EMpoRIL 80 an.I 10y

Office is hereby given: That the tax
year 1877, have been placed in my hands for
collection. and that the amount of taxes
tlou is as follows, to-wit:
State *
County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. *
county ponds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .95
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'E'ae H.~1. ,cracY On the WAR
PATH"
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That's W~at Ais Cap. North.
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Ale Wants 10 Handle the PeO-
piles Money.
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Hat go for Ihe Treasury.
They Expect % wiz.

with N " VEhOOD and EAurrah,
and by Swapping Votes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-15
SchencA'S PulmOnic syrup, Sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake

Pills.
These deservedly celebrated and popu
lar medicines have effected revolution in
the healing art, and proved the fallacy oil
several maxims which have for many years
obstructed theprogress OF medical science.
The false suppOsition that Consumption
is incprable" deferred physicians from at.
tempting to find remedies for that disease
and patients afflicted with it recOnciled
themselves to death without making an
effort to escape from a doom which they
supposed to be unavoidable. It is now
proved, however, that Consumption can B,
cured, and that 1t has been cured in very
great number OF cases (some of them APP
parently desperate ones) by Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup alone, and in other cases
by the same medicine in connection with
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills, one or both, according to the re
Quirements OF the case.
DR.. Schenck himself, who enjoyed unin
terrupted good health for more than forty
years, was supposed at one time to be al
the very gate OF death, his physicians hay
ing pronounced his case hopeless and aban
doned him to his fate. He was cured by
the aforesaid medicines, and, since his re
covery, many thousands similarly affected
have used Dr. schenck's preparations Will
the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making
1t not absolutely necessary to personally
see DR.. Schenck unless patients wish theil
lungs examined, and for this purpose he Il
professionally at his principal office, corner
Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters for advice mus
be addressed.
schencEs medicines arc sold by all drug
gists. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-15

PHILADELPHIA, January lJ.-Petroleum
Dull; refined &c; refined l6Kc. Glover
Seed-ACtive at 14Hal5c. Flour-Firm
Minnesota family $G75a7 40. Wheat-Firm
western red 81 4Oal A.; amber 81 50al 53
Rye-76c. Corn-Demand steady; white
5615c; yellow 56a564c. 0ats-Firm; west
ern mixed 40A43c Pork-$l8 90. Lard
NE. Butter-Quiet; New York and Brad
ford county extra 3Sa35c; tirsts 2Oa2Ic
western extra 26a2Sc; fitsts 22a24c. Cheese
Fair demand at 1S%a14Hc. Eggs--U I'm
changed. WhiSky-Western at ST is.
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NEw York, January iS.--Cotton-Firn
at13Aal35-lGc. Flour-Modetatc demand
Superiine western md State IS 75a9 90
common to good IS OOa0 90; good to choice
SO 05aG Is; white wheat extra 50 20as rs
extra Ohio So 00a7 IS; st. Louis 50 Ooa9 90
Wheat-Higher; No. 2 Milwaukee nom
inally 81 45al 10; EO.2 Chicago in store
81 AZ; rejected spring 81 %. Rye-Firm
western S4aSsc. Barley and Malt-Steady
Corn-old quiet; mixed new no grade IS Nc
mixed steam new 5SHa59IEc. Oats-Firm
western mixed and State 42a5O. Hay
Firm at Sec. Hops-UnchanGed. Grocer
ies-Quiet WhiSky-Quiet ut 81 IA. -: -.
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CINCINNATI, January 1S.-CottOn-Steady
with good demand. Flour-QuIet and
firm. Wheat : Stronger; red 81 46al 90
Corn-Dull at 44a45c. 0ats-Firm ut 34a
SOC. Rye-Quiet at slas2c. Barley-DulI
and nominal. Pork = Good demand al
lower rates; $l7 90. LArd-Fair demand
steam lie; kettle l2ai2I<c. Bulk Meats
Quiet shoulders 69sa6Ic; short rib S9<c
short clear DC. Bacon Dull at 9Nal0g
10kc. Green Meats-Fair demand; shout
ders SIC; short clear s. 81: hams 0a9k c
Butter-Dull and unchanged, Whisky
Firm at 81 OG. ..-...t
HoGs-Dull; common S. 3Oa5 50; fair "a
good light So 9Oa6 So; heavy packing 81 Il
a6 70; choice held higher. Good many IN
sold,
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CHICAGO, january l3.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Actiye, firm
and higher: No. 9 Chicago spring 81 29a
COX cash. 81 3O3s February; 81 s9JI
March; No. 5, 81 10; rejected 99caSl 90,
Corn-Firmer at 4ic cash; 441fc February
1870 March; rejected $50. Oats-Fairiy
active and higherat G5NC cash; 35;sc FebrG.
ary; SGHc March, Rye-Firm at 72jSc,
Barley-Heavy at 60IIc cash; &c March
Pork-Dull at $l7 So cash; $l7 5OaI7 90
February; $l7 So March. Lard-Fair de,
manl at 81 l2IGal1 Is February; $ll S2L
all 35H March, Bulk Meas-Quiet al
6HaS9Ia0c. Whisky-Quict Mt 81 OF.
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BALTIMORE, January 13.-Flour-Strong
buoyant and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet
and steady; No, western winter red 81 4G
al As; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 35al 49,
Pennsylvania red 81 55al 81. COrn-West.
ern excited; high mixed old 591Sc; new 5ga
591Sc. Oats-Nominally unchanged. Rye
Quiet and steady ut 7Oa72C. Clover Seed
Quiet and steady at n1Eal5c. Pro,
visiOns-Firm, quiet and unchanged. But
ter-Quiet, steady and unchanged. Pctro
leum-Quiet; crude l91{al2IGc; refined
nominally &c. CotEee-Firm and un
changed. Whisky-Dull and nominal al
81 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-15
New York Dry Goods.

New YORK, January 1S.-Business mod
crate with commission houses. The cotton
mar ket continues strong with IN upward
tendency and several additional makes oil
brown sheetingS, drills, &C., are advanced
Dark prints arc in good demand and scarce
Medium, fancy and shifting prints are ii
fair request. Light weight Cassimercs fair
" active
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, January 49, Flour-Firm.
Wheat-Firm; No. s white Wabash 81 AZ;
No. white Michigan 81 As; extra white
Michigan 81 so; amber 81 Az; Nos red
81 SO. Coru-Steadier; high mixed 45c;
No. 9, 44Hc; white Acc; Michigan SIC; re.
icted 300.
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TAKE NOTICE.

That the plaintiff will take the deposItIanS Of W.
W.. Blllnlre and others At the once Of Davenport
\ DoVener, ll3s ChApllne street, Wheeling, West
NiiRsnla, on the l6th day Of February, 1871, BE-
tween tho hours Of o'clock A. n. and 6o'elock =.
shall not be commenced, or being Commenced Shall
not Be completed on said day, they will Be adjourn.
od from time 70 time until they are completed,
DAVENPORT d DOvENER,
lal-A SolL for Complainant,
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'RRSNRNrs-Active and strong.
RAILROAD BoNDs - Were quiet al
steady late in the afternoon dealings.

4AAtLhOAb nONba - were quiet anu
steady late in the afternoon dealings.
STATE BoNDs-SQuiet and steady,
STocEs-Strong and higher and prices
made q general advance OF u to lx per
cent, carly in the day, the leading feature
being Western Union, Michigan Central
and Lake Shore, but there was reaction
Of from Y to u per cent in the general
list towards the close, under sales to re.
alize profits. Michigan Central fell off from
40 to 4SsS, Lake Shore from 55H to 54II,
Western Union from 75h to FAX,
Delaware, Laclawanna & Western from
n to 7GSS; New jersey Central from
SEX 10 Az and Illinois Central
from eek to 62H. New York Central
was strong and advanced TO 102A In the
final sales. The market closed dull but
strong for Michigan Central and Western
q nion.s The rest Of the list was steady.
The transactions were 122,SO0 shares, OF
which $500 were New York Central, ~ 600
Lake Shore, 2.20o st, Pauls, 1000 Pacific
Mail, $1,000 W. u, 10000 Delaware,
Lacakawanns 4 Western, 1000 New Jer,
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EiSAEClRL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Rev York money and stocks.

NKw YORK, January 13.-MoNRY =
4I{a7 per cent, closed at 6a7 per cent.
Primo mercantile paper 5a7 per cent. Gus.
tom receipts $685., 900. The Assistant Treas.
urer discussed $4,000. Clearings, $780,.
100000. Sterling firm at $4.SS1<ai.S5.
GoLD-Opened at lO69G, and closed at
1867, the extremes OF the day. Carrying
rates 4a7 per cent gold per annum, and
l.l6 per cent until Monday. The senti-
ment in regard to gold has changed some.
what since this day week. The dealings in
government bonds have been on an un.
usually large scale, and some prominent
financial institutions here and on the Pa.
ciiic coast have taken bonds by the million
for investment.
suYER-Is quOtcdin London at 81 5.16d
per ounce.
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PITTSBURGH, January 13.-Petroleum-
Quiet crude $372H at Parker's; refined
&c, Philadelphia delivery.
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Ohio County Circuit Court. November Rules. 1870.
William William Y Y n n,,ll.'' In cn.n,ory.

The object Of this suit Is TO obtain divorce a
msId Il thOro, by the plaintiff from the defendant;
and II appearing from m atidaVt filed herein that
the defendant Is not an inhabIAnt Of the State Of
West Virginia, on motion Of plaintiff Il Is ordered
that said defendant do appear her9 al next Rule
Day, to-wlt: the hrst Monday In February, 1877,
and DO what Il necessary 70 protect her Interest
hergin. SAMUEL B, McCOLLOCH, Clerk,
Davenport 4 DovESRR, solS. for Plaintiff.
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sey Central, 10000 Michigan Central, and
1000 Illinois Central. ...
The Fourth National Bank has notified
the Stock Exchange that Us capital has
been been reduced :. ES blythe directors from s5OOo
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A. W. PAUL. & Bro,
jail 1l43 MAIN STREET.
pHILLIp BRAILLY,
UNDERTAKEN,

No lto MAIN 81, HoRSnRooK's BLOCK,
Makes speciality Of his PATENT METALLIC
CORNERS for ClsketA. The advantage derived
from this patent Is that they allow an expansion Of
the wood In the CaSkOt, but preVentlt from falling
aprt, 20 that In Csc Of remoVal the Cask0t will
be found entlrc, instead Of In pieces, rs u soon
would be without the uEaoi tho dCoHers" Or1eTS
Tor funerals promptly attended to, aus
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.
EEhLls
Ru mil. IA nIrrnnt. nolhina pErpnid.


BY mail, IN adrdaes, poiAuge prepaid.
Ono yelr...........si 90 Six month";. ..".,,Si %
In Clubs Ol ElVc,.,,'.',,..- '''''''''"el 70 each.
10 Clubs Of Ten........ ......"..".".'.. 20 each.
In Clubs Of TWehty,........''. y eaeh'
And an extra copy TO person getting up Club,
KU-ThO above prices arc lnyariablO. Remit Of
our risk, IN Drafts or POsOilcC Money Orders, and
where neither Of these can IL procured, send the
money In Registered Letter.
THE INTELLIGENCE will present daily the
news IN all departments, from ali quarters Of
the world, rs well rs 4 complete record Of local
events, ....
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RIO H0USEKEEPERs.
We would call the attention OF Housekcep,
ers to an elegant stock OF
FRENCH CHINA,

Both in the Gold Band and Plain, which
we have just received. Any person need.
ing such goods would do well to call, as we
are offering them exceedingly low.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO coUN.
y TY Circuit Court. January Rules, 1877.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-27
CORRESPONDENCE.

Honolulu, II. l. Nov. %, 1877.
Ed. ISTELLIGENcER:-I take this
opportunity of sending you a few lines.
The climate here is salubrious and
healthful. though there is much more
frequent rains on the windward than
the lee side of the Island, the trade
winds prevailing nearly three fourths
of the year, and thermometer ranging
from about 80 to IS degrees l am told
that during the later winter months the
wind changes sometimes. and there is
some mist and the weather net quite so
pleasant The face of the country is
mostly mountainous with streams max
ing canyon-liks passages through them
Along the largest streams the noun
tains terminate some distance back, the
gulches widening into small valleys to
the sea shore. These embrace the sgri.
cultural portions. Much of this soil is
very fertile. and I have been surprised
to zee the yield on what would appear
to be dry and barren land, where water
could be obtained to water it.
Timber in most sections is quite
scarce, although there is quite variety
growing wild. There are many shade
and fruit trees produced by planting,
and almost every walk and house in
this city is surrounded by them. and the
place seems quite hid in its bowers of
palms. tamirind. cocoa and other
trees, shrubs and flowers. Agricultural
products seem to be limited, except su-
gar and rice. One reason of which is
the want of a market; another the want
of enterprise and industy to produce
more than enough for mere subsistence.
But perhaps can write more satisfac-
tori.y on this subject when l shall
have Travelled more extensively over the
Islands which l expect to do this winter
-conveniences and luxuries cost about
the same here that they do on our side
of the Pacific.
l think this country is destined to
increase in Importance, considering its
capability of producing and situated as
it is in the midst of the Pacific ocean, a
sort of halfway place for many lines
OF commerce. whalers, sc. There is
quite large fleet of schooners, carrying
from thirty to one hundred and fifty
tons, engaged in commerce between
here and the other islsnds. Some of
them are fine vessels. Of this class,
the Hall Bros, Of Port Ludlow, have
built two and sent down here the last
season the last one. which arrived here
about the first Of the month. 1t at
tracted considerable attent.m The
model and finish and also the su bstan-
tial build of the vessel was u credit to
the builders, and every good vessel sent
out is the best advertisement of what
Puget Sound can produce from her tim
Der and other facilities at much less
cost than can b. done anywhere else.
We have enjoyed since the forepart
of October the genial company of DR..
Kellogg. One such an intelligent as
sociate, among . lad of strangers. is
highly appreciated; also. one Of our
former acting governors and secreta-
ries, DR.. Scott, the American Consul
here. He is very courteous and plea
SAINT gentleman at all times. The In
TELLlGENCER is a most highly priced
visitor. although it can only find its
way here once or twice q month.
L. j. Fl.
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TELEGRA PHIC.
ErcSssstselv % eAe
D.sILr Is.TELLlGEN,CER.
THE ONLY NIwsPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. "A Tucson
dispatch says; About $50 Indians
camped near James. Sonora, recently.
Sonora troops attacked them. losing %
killed aud number wounded. Indian
Casualties not stated. The Indians we're
apparently victorious. a. they ssbse-
qusntly stripped the country in the vi
cinity OF Janos Of stock. The Indians
have been robbing trains in San Slime
ON valley. Troops are in pursuit.
SAN ERANcrsco, Dec. a6.-Christmss
day was commcmonted in this city
very generally. but quietly. All places
OF worship at which services were
held were crowded. Decorations were
unusually lavish. The streets during
the afternoon and evening were more
deserted than on Sunday. citizens de-
voting themselves mostly to indoor fes-
rivals. The theatres were largely At.
tended and ut the CaliScruia many
were turned away both from the matt.
nee and evening performances. the
Black Crook drawing immense crowds
In the southern portion OF the city con.
siderable hocdlumism manifested itssif.
During the afternoon and evening Z
number Of boys ranging from 8 TO Is
years amused themselves by smashing
in windows in Chinese wAsh-housss On
Mission, Third and Howard streets, and
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-12-27

Thursday, Dec. 81, 1877.
DIPHTHERIA.

This disease, which for the past year
O: two has been most prevalent and
fatal in our midst, is, as everybody
ought by this time to be aware, Is con-
tagious and more to be dreaded than
the smallpox, as it is safe to say that
three -fourths of the genuine cases OF
diphtheria here have proved fatal, while
of smallpox not over one-third ever
proved SO. In the latter cases great
precaution was taken to prevent the
spread of that loathsome malsdy; but
heretofore with diptheria but little care
has been used, and in few Of the first
fatal cases funerals of its little victims
were held at the churches, and the Sab
bath school children were urged to at
tend them. 1t was through such
want of knowledge of its contagious
character and neglect of proper care
in keeping children away from such >
source Of danger that gave this scOurge,
which has desolated many . hearth.
such foothold as it has. Had proper
precaution been taken in the matter of
isolating every case from the first Pc
Rod Of attack and until entirely well,
the disease would have long since dis
appeared. and its death roll would not
have outnumbered. Is it has in the
past eighteen months. that of all other
diseases and casualties combined.
In Chicago and other large cities the
same precaution against the spread
OF this contagion is used a. IN
cases of smallpox. and. if longer un-
observed here. our city authorities
should enforce the needed sanitary
regulations; and that is the secluding
or keeping in doors, Of oil children or
persons affected, not till it may be safe
for them to 60 out. but until they are
are entirely we'll and rid of the disease.
In this respect. experience here in .
number Of instances, justifiss the con-
clusion that it is not safe to allow child.
rem who are thought to have fully re-
covered from diptheria to be allowed
to attend our public schools or mix
with other children for three or = four
weeks after they have under treatment.
Three cases are within our knowledge,
two of which proved fatal, where tho
patients contracted the disease from
school children who had been convs-
lescent. (snpposed to be quite well) for
eyer ttso weeks. And yet no sooner
- eA(Id recovered from the disease
y 1hat 4 = considered safe for them to
I611ft kaa they arc sent back to school
to the great danger of other pupils, or
allowed to visit at their neighbors
houses, with equal danger to them. Of
course this is permitted through ignor-
ancc on the part of parents; but they
ought.by this time. to know. better aud il
people wont observe that precantion in
thess cases which they ought to. they
should be forced to, that is. If we would
see our city relieved from this almost
Presidential disease. Over at Port
Madison and Blakely the people are
doing the proper thing in this respect
by not allowing the boats plying be-
twsen there end this city to take from
or bring here any children.
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WARNING.
Slaughter of the Innocents,

THERE ARE IN THIS PLACE QUANTITIES
i OF imported Candies colored with veSmillion.
Csome Yellow, Crome Green. and other poison.
ous coicrs Dealess. In thsir ignassnce. seli this
article becsuss thsy procure the same for les
money than nrst elaas candies. Having been IN
the business for the last IS yearS and thoroughly
acquainted with the nature Of eolors, I deem Il
my duty 10 warn the public against thess danger.
Gus articles. 4. ". PIPER.
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rINHE TAX LIST OF KING COUNTY FOR TIE
foe collocsion All taxes rsmsinins unpaid on
the LIST day OF February, 1s76, will BY lav become
dslinqusnt. end peaalty Of 10 per cent. b adied
thereto Thoss dssfTing credit for road work
performed OF money paid Supervisor. viii Be
required 10 pressut Supervtson RECIPES for the
same. oe thar ruad tax0 will b. returned delin-
quent- 0EO. ID. HILL.
Trsas1rsr Of King 90.
OdAcs a King CO. Tnaasursr.(
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