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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-06-28
Making Old bones.

People who neglect their minor all
ments rarely live to make old bones.
The secret of hale and vigorous old
age lies not only in taking care of ones
health in early life, by the observance
of sanitary rules, but also by judicious
medication when the premonitory
symptoms of bodily disorder manifest
themselves. Indigestion, bowel and
liver complaints, are fruitful causes of
injury to the constitution. These
diseases should be, therefore, checked
without delay. The best medicine for
the purpose is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. This standard preparation dis
ciplines the digestive organs, gives re
newed impetus to the bilious secretive
function, and exerts beneficial infiu-
ence upon the organs of srination.
1t has no rival as remedy for and pre-
ventive of chills and fever and bilious
remittents, infuses vigor into the de-
bilitsted frame, and is an excellent
appetizer and neryine.
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OF late some very rich silver, cop
per and gold orc has been brought to
Austin from the LlanO mines. speci-
mems Of which we saw At Mr. Bahn's
Saturday,: Both the Owen and the
Jones mines are reported to DO paying
we'll now, and considerable mining in
terest is awakening. 1t would be q
glorious thing II thousand men
or D,ore could find profitable en-
pfoyl-seht in the Llano and, Mason
county mines, aud such thing is by
no means improbable. The main point
to he gained Is to enlist in the enter
prise men who have sufficient capital to
work the mines. ..-.y -.r -,
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Popular illustrated book la6o pages) on
MANHOOD WoNASHoop MARRIAGE
Impediments to Marriage, the cause and
cure. Sent SeearsLy Sealed, postpaid. for 50
cents, BY DR.. c. HHrTTIER, 6I7 St.
Charles Street, St. Louis, No., the great
specialist. !. Read hk work.
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Ii '.paRce hath her victnries no less
renowned than war, " We nsy certainly
class as one Of them that xAlusble pre-
psrstion known az Home Stomach Bit
tiers, meeting as il does the require
ments alike Of the healthy and the
invalid. ~ .Fr-s7s ssEgr6J "a 70
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wAsTkp-ISFoRkAEIos.-u any Of
ths survivors Of Capt II. r A. Wig
goaton,s company, recruited in Louis
villa, Ky, and vicinity Coz the Tsxsa
trontier service in the year less or
lsse srs sin slive they win hssr OF
informahos that win hsneat them hE
sddressing r. p. l., lock box = Hpu-
boldt. Gibson sOpa.y, Teppessss. -
jeeodluanW ~ -
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Col. JACK WHARTON, the new TINT
ted States Marshal for Louisiana, Was
colonel Of the Tenth Texas Confederate
Cavalry. He is grandson of Jesse
Wharton, congressman from Tenncs-
see in 1907 and senator in 1877. His
uncle, Thomas j. Wharton, was once
Attorney General of Mississippi, Col,
Jack moved from Texas to Louisiana
after the war, and, as a politician, has
been most successful wobbler. He
had the soft side OF Warmoth during
that worthy's reign; was there with
Kellogg and held Office under him;
stumped the State with Packard, and
has been sort of kings Jester TO every
crew that has nayigated Louisianas
helm for the last decade. BE is good
humored person, with many good
points; is as brave as Julius C9sRr,
and everyone that knows him will not
regret that he has been appointed 10
the marshalship. ..... ........
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How 1T Is DoSE.--The first object
in life with the American people is to
"get rich;' the second, how to regain
good health. The first can he obtained
by energy, honesty and saving; the
second good healthy by using Green's
August Flower. Should you be de-
spondent sufferer from any of the effects
of dyspepsia, liver complaint, indiges-
ton, etc., such as sick headache, pal.
pitation OF the heart, sour stomach,
hsbitual costiveness, dizziness Of the
head, nervous prcstration, low spirits,
etc., you need not suffer another day.
Two doses Of August Flower will re-
lieve you at once. Sample bottles ten
cents. Regular size seventy five cents.
Positively sold by all first class drug.
gists in the United States. For sale
by Morley Bros.
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names Of the whites are Is follows
Lima Lyster and William I. Lystsr,
John d. Elliott and Julia ID. Elliott,
Richard Blackwell and Josephins
Blackwell, Ida Gunner and Thomas
Currier, Eliza ]. Harris and George 8,
Harris, Elizabeth II. Grant and Rob
srt Grant. The following ara tn,
colored: Peter Gregg and Dorcai
Gregg, Thos. z. Shelby and Elizabeth
Shelby
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DR. WARas seniuaTyT for Young
Ladies, Nashville, Team, has more
patronage than any other In the South.
Il has just closed . prosperous year.
with - graduates. It's facilities in
al branches Of s0lid ornamental sdn.
cation are the best New estsloeues
are ready. Address DR.. w. E. Ward,
itd&R.- -. ~ - -. /.
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TnKRE is rumor in Austin that
1900 penitentiary cOnvicts are at once
TO be put 10 work on the Galveston and
Santa Fe Railroad, and that the road
is to be completed to Bolton, In Bell
county, by the first of September.
Why can't Austin wake up and build
twenty or thirty miles of narrow gauge
railroad by the first Of September Per
haps convict labor could be obtained
for this road as well as the Santa Fee.
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RAT-KILLIKG. An interesting rat
killing took place recently at the sta
bles OF Evaus & Walker, the draymen.
The floors were taken up, every hole
and crack stopped up, and then q ter
rier turned in on about twenty big rats.
Men with whips had to 60 to the as
sistauce OF The dog. Every rat was
l:ul HH..#H ... e "a
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SUPREME CoURT. -Casses decided
Townsend Ct al. v. league; appeal
from Travis. Dismissed.
Taylo- v. Harrison; appeal from
Collin. Reversed and remanded.
Taylor v. SHAW; appeal from Hamil-
ton. Reversed and remanded.
Waller v. Edmonds; error from
Ersth. Affirmed.
AleXander's executors v. Lewis, Fl
al. appeal from Fannin. Reversed
aud remsnded. -e-
Willett v. Lewis ct a.; error from
Robertson. Affirmed. sa
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Soma Water at Tobin,s drug store.
drsvn from steel fountains, which 10 q
guarantee that it does not contain
either Lead or copper, ct eve cents PEI
glass. stl =
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WALL PAPKRi NALL PAPKR!-A
large and varied assortment for sale 81
greatly reduced prices, by J. ]. & w.
Fl. Tobin. f1Sd&wtf
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AUSTEN

TEsRERAscE.-Those desiring to
organize as Good Templars anywhere
in this portion Of our State should adj
dress Mr.. Geo. w. Moore. of this city,
who has been made district deputy.
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Bln. Cores. who is now farming In
Williamson county, says that the grain
crop has not been injured IN the least
by the recent wet weather, and that
the wheat and oat yield is simply i'm
mense. Farmers in this county say
that cotton Is now growing finely and
that there is no cause for apprehen
sion about the yield OF the staple.
Texas has this year made an unprece-
denteI crop, and with heavy immi-
grafton this fall, tlmcs should soon
materially improve, though no great
activity in trade eau be confidently re-
lied on. Money is too scarce for that.
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A writer in STihRer for July main
tains that the Cssse Of the oOnfiict be-
tween MOrnonism anSr>&merican civil
nation lies deeper than the fsSlitntion
of polygamy. We quote as folloN
Not few have made haste to ss-
sumo that polygamy is the sole cause
Of trouble. But the record excludes
that idea; the Mormons had more
trouble with the world before they
adopted polygamy than since. Undls-
pnted facts show that the beginning of
poiygamy in the Norman church was
by accident rather than design, 20 re
ieye few men of their social embar-
easements; that the church soon after
repudisted it and denied it for nine
years, and in 1872 formally proposed
TO Congress to abandon 1t forever on
condition that Utah should be admitted
IS 4 state. Polygamy win do for u
scape-gost, but the trouble is far more
radical than that; the same results
would soon overtake the Methodist or
any other church, if il should cuncen-
Eate its forces in one state, every man
voting, whether as citizen or juror, At
the command of the bishop.
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II. A. THEpFoRD 6 Co.,
Sole Proprietors.
Chattanoopa Tennessee

chattanooga, tennessee
Sold by Morley Brothers, J. j. & W.
II. Tobin, X. Fl. Cousins and r. H.
Smith. Received weekly by Morley
Brothers or J. J. & W. II. Tobin.
.-. jan13lGmeod&w Gm
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. q pro-
lection against counterfeits the present
proprietors have patented the likeness
of DR.. A. Q. Simmons, the originator
of simmous's Liver Medicine as trade
mark. Hereafter the original and only
,enuine DR.. a. Q. Simmons's Liver
Medicine will be put up in yellow
srappers with his likeness upon each
package and bottle-hone other genu.
inc. beware Of counterfeits and IN
scrupulous persons Offering you otner
prenaraiions
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DEAD. = The painful Intelligence
reached this city Tuesday that Ars-
Charles H. Howard. @as Miss Lou Zim.
pelham. died ct 81 Peso oa last Mon
asy morning. She had besa 10 poor
health. q long while. asd for tRo
saoaths aer kind father has been with
her. She was too feeble to make the
trip fssm n RAsots knstin, aud hence
her death 90 far away fum the home
Of her childhood and affections. How
many these ere IN AaStia 70 esieve over
the untimely end Of % bright foxers
one that blossOued 20 make home and
TENDS happy, aud Who want sEag 70
met desth- The syupsthiss Of Aas-
tia ye with Der fAniiy here. and
especially with thst towing tskhsr gho
watchsa bessdsA hss sieki bed ss1
soothed her in tue hosEs gkAa she was
preParing for eternity.
DSESncRa GRANTED. II Aastin
keeps %, she sill sooa rival the re
soEnsd city q Chicago ss place for
pcocaring divorces. At the recent
tsaN e shs aistaet sOts. ases ssws
tea Or tRelEe dIvorcs cases were On the
docket, sighs o. uhisA, ak white and
two eelelsd. yass sras,sa. :, Ehs
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AT Tobins' drug store you can get
window or picture glass Of any size.
feb25tf
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT,


Medal for improvement in il 8 rumen-
tai music and studies awarded to Miss
Mary McCsrty; catechism, Miss Mary
Powers; German, Miss Rosie Williams
improvement in studies, Misses Jennie
Miller, Bette Miller, Maggie Reilly,
Sarah Hankey, May Batemsn, Mary
Wheeler and Lsura Ford; honorably
mentioned for good conduct and i'm
provement in studies, but IN conse-
quence Of not having entered the first
session are not entitled to crowns or
medals, Misses Mollie Trigg, Katie
Keliehor, Mary Keliehor, Eva Robards,
Iva Orr, Mamie Hansway, Annie Casey,
Ellen GarVin, Mary Long, Maggie and
Josie FtZmannel. Mary and Alice
Smith, Maggie Mcguire and Erin Scrip
.r
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CAUSES decided in the Supreme
Court, June %:
Ewell ct al. v. Hammond ct al. ap-
peal from Cooke. Dismissed.
Eborn v. Zimpelnan, administrator
appeal from Travis. Reversed and re-
handed. s-e-s-zr. .-arHH
Ackermsn, ST., Y. Bling; appeal
from Bexar. Affirmed.
McLane v. Mitchell's executors; ap-
peal from Bexar. Affirmed.
Magniss v. Styron; appeal from
johnson. Affirmed on certificate.
Hoffarth v. Hugo & Schmeltzer; tp
peal from Gillespie. Certificate die
missed.
Hoifarth v. Rhodius s. Co.. appeal
from Gillespie. Certificate dismissed.
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At the recent meeting of shareholders
Of the Bank of France, II was stated
that the profits were nearly $500, 900
less than in 1878.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A CARE

To AL who are suffering from the errors ard
indiserstions q youth, nsrvoas weakness. early
dscsy. loss Of manhood. etc. viii send sEelss<r
that wiz care yOa, FREE OF CHZEGR. The
gres. remedy was Discovered by raissiSn4ry
In soafh America. Send . eelf-addressed en-
ssIsps 20 the Rev. JosEFH 7. IsHss. ftaaoa -
HEbas HOsss, Hst0 FORT Ctfs. 1EnLdeSaEsm
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SUNLIGHT OH, sold at Tobin's drug
store, is the cheapest and best burning
fluid and perfectly safe,
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LAST year farmer who weekly
brought in load Of corn for sale also
brought in three baskets of tomatoes
ON top Of each load, and he realized
more money on the tomatoes than he
did on the corn, aud vet that same
man did not profit by his experience,
"a far as we have been able to learn.
There is good deal OF labor about
gathering. loading aud marketing a
wagon load of corn, which only brings
abont five dollars. A few baskets OF
tomatoes, cabbages, beans. peas. po-
tatoes or green corn will bring double
that amount and command ready sale,
aud yet farmers DO notsee the point.
Cmcl ao and Galveston are, beauti
fui cities, and they have wealth and
grandeur and talented lawyers. The
former place is famous Rs lake city
and for the number OF divorces granted
there; the latter is famous Is an island
city and as the commercial mart OF
Texas, and recently it has become more
noted by an affair which fsirly shook
the foundations of society. Austin
may yet become noted. She sspires ID
rival Chicago Us 9 city for getting di-
vorces, and Galveston for society senss'
tions like the one OF . few days ago.
Let the press sad the people be patient
and calmly await tie coming event Of
the season. y -
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The UNITED STATES MARsHALsHIP.
1t has been stated here that George II.
Giddings's commission as United States
Marshal for this district had been made
out and would be presented to him on
the first Of July. On the contrary, we
have before US letter from Washing
ton which states that the President
said, on the sixteenth instant, that the
present incumbent chad no charges to
answer, and II his removal were in
tended, the Attorney General should
know it." The Attorney General said
he had mo intention to remove Major
Purnell, and If any charges be preferred
against him that required examination
he shall have due notice"
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A RIDE out to the fair grounds DIS
closes the fact that there is no place
about Austin 80 beautiful and impress
sive. Col. Norton has been warning
on the weeds with scythes for months,
and now the whole grounds are car
peted with luxuriant growth Of
grass, and the entire enclosure is one
grand pssture-clcaD and beautiful.
The trees are nicely trimmed, the
buildings are properly cared for, and
the natural attractions of the place,
with the high rolling prairies to the
north and the river mountains to the
west, are charming. There is no drive
about Austin 80 pleasant as that out to
the fair grounds, two miles and half
distant.
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- MONETARY. .s-f.rH. e. 1 D
Whatever discount Is done at the
banks commands IS TO "a per cent.
Loans on real estate security for long
time can be had at ~ per cent, pays.
bic monthly. ., sslss.t -.
State wsrrants-bid % lie; askefl
o3 lie. City warrants = bid F75e;.
asked SOC. ia - =
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MSssns. JonS A. wknn s BRo., the
celebrated dealers in all manner OF
hardware, have 4 half column new ad.
vertisemsnt In this mornings STATES
Max. .This house is making 9 speciality
OF keeping AL manner Of mSchipery
which can be used on farm, and they
deal only in the best They also keep
wood material for vehicles, iron, steel
and coal, in short, everything in the
line that can be called for. Their
advertisements E.citss the names Of the
reaaers. mowers, thrashers, cultivators,
etc, which they cell. and the name OF
the 6rm l. too well known TO nasd any
press snesaraeemeat, The store Is q
the Old stand on Pecss street. 4
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Pupils Of %. Mary's Academy,
Austin. Texas, az the Close OF the
Third Scholastic Ye~, June 81,
1877.
Crowns for superior excellence Of
conduct and punctuality awarded to
Misses Lizzie Lubbock, Florence Cum
Minis, Alice Johnson, Mary Mitchell,
Mamie Blocker, Sarah Davis, Katie
Simms, Adelia Phillips, Belle McCul
Tough, Amanda Hume, Stella Whiting
and Annie KIrchvinck.
First honors awarded to Misses Katie
Koran, Mary Begley, Mary SheehAn,
Porcher Gains, Mary Kinney, Winnie
Wilson, Mary Dunn, Mary Hickey,
Jessie Mckinney and Gussie Hume.
Crowns of honor in Junior Depart
ment awarded to little Mary McCsrty,
Maggie REILLY, Mary Powers, Hattie
Hickey, Katie Kirchvinck, Mary Lay
den, Sarah Hankey, Teresa Quasi,
Hannah Powers, Mary Shsehan, Mary
Bateman. Annie Layden, Annie O'Don.
nell and Mary Wheeler.
For being very good little girls in
school - Annie Mooney, Maggie
Wheeler and Mollie Mcdonald.
MEDALS FOR PUNCTUALITY, EXCELLENCE
AND IMPROVEMENT IN STUDIES.
Medal for general excellence in stud
les awarded to Miss Lizzie Lubbock of
Austin; improvement in studies, Miss
| Florence Cummins, of Belton; pen
msnship and Improvement in studies,
Miss Alice Johnston, Hondo; marked
improvement in studies, Miss Mary
Mitchell, San Marcos; improvement il
instrumental music, Miss Kate Koran,
Austin; improvement in studies, Miss
Matte Baulard, Galveston; improve
ment in instrumental music and arith-
metic, Miss Mollie Randle, Austin /;
excellence in Christian doctrine and
Improvement in studies, Miss Belle
Mccullough; algebra and excellence
in studies, Miss Amanda Hume; alge-
bra and Improvement ia arithmetic and
grammar, Miss Mary Kinney; punctu-
atty, grammar and philosophy, Miss
Sarah DAVIS; history and COM
POSITION, Miss P6rcher Gaines /;
grammar and improvement IN studies,
Miss Jesse Mckinney; improvement in
instrumental music, Miss Winnie Will
son; punctuality and application to
study, Miss Kate Simms; improvement
in instrumental music, Miss Mary Shee-
han; geography, Miss Stella Whiting
improvement in studies, Miss Name
Blocker; improvement in studies, Miss
Mary Begley; punctuality and improve
ment in studies, Miss Addeiis Phillips ;
elocution, Miss Josie Dorm; punctusl-
ity, Mis- AnuIe Kirchvinck; improve
meat in studies, Mis- Mary Hickey
politeness and correct department, Miss
Maggie Haynie; gold medal for marked
improvement in instrumental music,
MissLena Kirchvinck. Honorably men
toned for excellence in conduct and
marked improvement IN studies, but in
consequence Of not having entered the
first session are not enlitled to receive
crowns or medals-Miss Jennie Mitch
ell, San Marcos; Miss Guile Ellison,
Martindale; Miss Nina Duval, Miss
| Annie KRliehOr. Austin.
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II OSr.

ii osr.
-
HsnAEight esriikeafe No. 80 foI ouefhifd
l.agas 81 lad, issaed By hozrd q land csg.mls
nl0lers ~ Pot Bend county. 70 JlyiEEbiOn b.
Grtcs ~ nos hesrd fFnn within The iirns pre-
scrbsd b laH, sppiIcsflon WI Be nae 70 me
0ereFnl Lad Onlor fer dnPl1c1te- ts 80.
WALSH & DOYfE
Ansfin. hs5 - ~. IN nsss7sf
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LryxRRooI., June 2e-Nom- -Cesten
nrmeri riddling nQiands AID; mid
ding orleans e,kd; sAles 400 balss.
incinding 1100 tor speculation and az
port; reeeip1s Il, so bales, q which $500
Were AzEyican Fwures 1-32d better
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the Postoffice Department, has started
for Feliciana parish to examine CON-
plants of Dual and Chapman who re.
port themselves bull-dozed away from
there. Gen. Sheridan concluded that
they might return to their homes, but
they decline to do so. They requested
that the deputies be allowed to DO
their work as postmasters. The charge
against them Is lucompetency. Sheri-
dan will recommend their removal.
CHICAGO, June 25.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company is in re
ceipt of news that terrific wind and
ram storm, which apparently started
in the vicinity Of Kansas City, is now
raging over the entire State Of Indiana
and large portion, of Illinois and q
portion of Michigan. The wires are
Frustrated in every direction, aud but
few telegraph points can be reached.
The wind amounts almost to q tornado,
and appears to he rapidly approaching
this city, which it will reach, from
present appearances, in about two
hours.
Ldieg-fhe storm struck this city 1T
about i 70 p. NJ with great force. Dur
ing the twenty minutes that il lasted
vast amcuat of rain fell, and consid-
cradle damage was done. The wind
blew with great fury, Ovcrturning
teams aud buses, demolishing signs,
breaking glass and doing other iDju-
ries. Easements, in some instances,
owing to tbs iRAdequacy Of sewers,
filed with water. No loss Of life has
yet been reported.
BosTox, Oregon, June 25.-No fur
Their fighting reported. Col Miller
left Lapaloc Thursday evening for
Mount Idaho with $50 men, infantry
and volunteers.
Gen. Howard LEFT Friaay with ia
cavalry, q potion being volunteers. :
Capt. Wilkerson u with Gen How
ard.
Lieut.. z. B. Steen says; "a scout
of twenty-fve volunteers was sezt out
this evening 20 surround the head Of
Grana Valley TO ont OF any Indians
who may be on their way 70 ioin ehisi
Joseph. - ruF6
Es.H --r.-.ts 4 H.l- .arsr
The Hickman courier., 1877-07-27
Council Proceedings.
Hickman, KY, July 2

HICKMAN, Ky, July u, 1917.
Council met Present-Mayor Prather,
Councilmen Harness, Troutweine, Ram
age, Steagala, Landrum and Samse.
Minutes of previous meeting read
adopted and signed.
The Chairman of the Finance Commit
tee presented the following account as
correct, Geo. Warren printing of the
Minutes for the year 1877, SO.
On motion, ordered that check be drawn
on Treasurer for above amount
On motion, ordered that check be draw n
on tn e Treasurer in favor of Jas. A. War
ner, for -, for extra police services on
July 41h, 1877.
On motion, ordered that the taxes on
the |. o. 0. f. Hall, be remitted Tor the
year 1877.
On motion, committee on MoultOu street
fill, were continued with instructions.
On motion, ordered that check be drawn
on Treasurer in favor of John Trout
weiue, for Sl4 80, balance due on check
No. 662 which was lost or stolen, accord
ing to affidavit of Mr.. Troutweine.
On motion, Council adjourned to meet
at o'clock, at regular meeting nights.
Attest: a. T. WHITING, c. c.