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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-25
sreathss THROUGH a Hole in His Throat.

There is man named Peter Setter, now
in the city hospital, whose case is very pc
culiar. He goes around with hole in his
throat and windpipe nearly as large as
silver half-dime, and Notwithstanding this
he is to all appearances perfectly healthy.
More than year ago while living in Phila-
delphia, Setter made a desperate attempt
to commit suicide in which he was nearly
successful. He was led to the act by
business failure and domestic trouble which
caused his separation from his wife. TAX
ing a razor, he made deep cuts in each
wrist, expecting to bleed to DEATH After
waiting an hour, the desired effect not hav-
ing occurred, he again seized the knife and
drew it across his throat just under the
chin, severing the windpipe, and making
long and dangerous cash. He became in
sensible, and would have died had he not
been discovered in time. He was sent to
the Philadelphia hospital, where lie was
attended by some of The best physicians in
the city. After remaining sixteen weeks
he recovered sufficiently to leave. 1t was
u WOuuoilui Culos uo WOuHu
in the neck however, had not completely
healed. He afterward went to Cincinnati,
then to Lexington, and finally came to
Louisville, having formerly lived here, fol-
lowing the trade of baker. AS he was
still Inconvenience by the hole in his neck
he gained admission a few days ago to the
city hospital. The wound is just above
the Adams APPLE" and three-eight of
an inch in diameter. When he first came
TO the hospital the hole was twice as large.
No particular mode of treatment is used,
the doctors only seeing that he receives
proper rest and diet, and allowing nature
to do the rest. Setter is lively and cheer
ful, and the probabilities are that he will
entirely recover When he attempts to
talk he has to place his finger or bandage
over the hole in his neck. He possesses
the rare accomplishment of being able to
breathe With his mouth and nose both shut
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-25

m n n A WEEK in your town, and no capt.
utGuIEtal risked. You can give the business
Ea trial without expense The best
MN opportunity ever offered for those
willing to work. You should try
"VuV nothing else until you see for your
~ ~ self what you can do at the business
we offer. No room to explain here
You can devote all your time or only your spare
time to the business, and make great pay for
every hour that you work. Women can make as
much as men. Send for special private terms and
particulars, which we mail free IS Quilt Free
Don't complain Of hard times while you have such
q chance. Address II. HALLETT & CO.. Port
land, Maine. 401y =
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@EHAmade IN 81 days. 10 page catalogue
0CHVree. BUCKEYE NOVELTY CO., Gin.
cinnati, Ohio 46 W8m
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-11-25
ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send our ELECTRO -VOLTAIC BELTS
and other Electric Appliances upon trial for 30
days TO those suffering from Nervous Debility
Liver or Kidneys, and many other diseases. A
Cure Guarantee or no pay. Address V0LTAIC
BEET CO., Marshall Mich. 46d4t
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A Pen worth Recommendinu.

We have been favored with samples of
the celebrated Slsncsrisn Double Elias
tic s'ec' Pens. "ni a"er trying them feel
justified in highly commenting them to
our readers. They are male of the best
steel, AMI by the most export work N en- in
Europe. nni have nniousl retaliation
for certain desirable qualities which W
other pens seen 10 have at aiacl iu so
great perfection. among which are uniform
evenness Of roiui, durability, fs1ibilty.
and quill action. IL Is thu. quite natural
that The Sr,rcetian shoull be preferred
aud used by professional penman. in bus
iness college. counting rooms, govern
meut offices. pub lio schools. aud largely
throughout the country. Indeed, 50 pop.
ular have they become. that Of the Mum
Der oue" aioue. as many as eight milliou
are old annually.
The Spencerian Pens may be hsl. as u
rule. from any dealer /; but when not thus
ohIainable. the proprietOrs, Messrs lvisou,
Hickman, Taylor 4 Co.. the Nell-known
publishers, 1873 4 40 Grand Street, New
York, will Arr. for trial, ,,Trlea Of
each ofths twenty uumsers on receipt u
twenty i've cents.
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COURT PR0CEEDINos.

Court convened Monday, May c6,h,
1879. Present Hon. d. f. Junkin,
President Judge Associates Yoder and
o'Noil.
Judge Buchcr was at the bedside of
his father.in.law, Judge Walls, who had
his arm amputated to arrest cancer
VIII ich was threatening his life.
IN ri,r QUARTER SESSIONS.
The parties interested the Grand
Jury, and District Arnold disposed of
the Quarter Sessions without d Jury
trial-criminal business amounted to
almost nothing thus showing that we
are law-abiding people. Tho Court
heard Surety of the Peace case and
Desertion Case.
IN TiIL ORPnANs' CouRr.
Administrators & Executors Ac~
counts confirmed 1nT Geo. Klingler
and Geo. Brouse, ex., of Geo Klingler
decd. A. X. Gin, cx.. of Michac Ger.
hart n. jarrett and Daniel OF, cx. of
jacob Jarrett; Ephrdim Walter, OK. of
Edward Weirick n. :. Fehrer, ex. of
Samuel Fehrer (; II. ID. Shailer, al. of
Peter Shailcr; FL. Forroy, ad. of john
Forrcy Jacob BruSgcr, ad. Of Moses
Frymoyer; Geo. II. Pontius, ad. OF
John 3. Stroud: Andrew Bonfcr. ad. OF
David tosc, A. a. Romig, ad. OF
Henry Goss : Chns. Miller. ad. of J. a.
Kern Kriechhauni, al. of John
Smith II. z. Jarrett, nd of. o. Jar.
rctta; A. III. Bowcrsox, hd. e Wm.
Bowersox. decd. Orders of Sales
awarded, and Returns coniirmcd--ap-
pointment Of Guardians &c. e.,
n rhE COMMON PLE,~
l.. +. Pawling aud Geo. j. Schoch
Oy'efsccr's Of the Poor of Penn twp. vs.
Charles Stroub-covenan for
plils.
Milton Mcpherson VS.. Andrew Trutt.
Same VS. Isaac and George Fisher. As.
'umpsit. Nerlic, for pin.
Benz. Long vs Daniel ITc,trick.
Tresspass. Verdict for pin. Reasons
for new trial fled.
w. G. llcrrold ct al: vs Abraham
Gauglcr with notice &c. Sci. Fi sur
judgment Verdict for plf.
Isaac ID. Boyer cndorscc &c. w I'd
ward BassIer. Assumpsit. Pin. takes
nOn-sui.
John s. Wood vs y. Ei-cnhart, late
Shn., and Moses Spccht. Trc,spass de
bonis dspori,Iis. Verdict for dcfts.
Hoses Speech, vs Samuel Lupfer.
Eec,mcn'. Conditional verdict for the
land in dispute. Adam Martin, admr.,
VS. Charles Rou.h. Appeal. Verdict
for deit.
Jacob +. s,ricklor Va John West.
Libcl. Verdict for PIN.
An unusual amo"r. os business was
transacted in the Common Pleas for
which we bave no space.
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Pay OF AUDITORS AND Commission.
FRS The isili providing that the com-
pensation of auditors and commissions
crs appointed hv the court to audit the
accounts Of administrators, etc. to
make distribution Of the proceeds OF
Shcriils' or assignccs' sales, shalt not
exceed ten dollars for each day noces-
sarily engaged, unless the court, for
special reasons shown. should allow a
higher rate, not to exceed fifteen dol
lars per day, has passed the Senate lin
ally, and now awaits the signature OF
the Governor.
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II there were nothing to the flower
garden except its beauty, II should be
found on every farm. While the
oceans Of grain are waving over the
broad acres. and the ilocks are graz.
ing and bleating on tho plains while
tho men are busy In the fields and tho
women in the house, the bushes of
the flower garden should tingo the
scene with loveliness and its smiles
should break tho monotony. On the
desert thore are no flowers. Ii tn Q
weary traveller in tho midst of tho sea
Of sand, far from human habitation
and the beauty Of vegetation. should
find single roso blowing along his
lracklcss way, he would dismount
from his camel and worship. actually
worship the sweet emblem of purity
and gentloness. And il would max %
little difference either who tho travel.
ler was. His soul might bo able to
feed upon tho delicate exhibitions of
nature, or II might usually DO blind to
their beauties anl deaf To their silo nj
eloluence. but where such exhibitions
were no rare tho appreciative soul
would appreciate them moro than
ever, and the usually dull soul would
DO struck with their splendor, --Ee.
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Republicans, you have been notified
by the RINGSrERS, IA they call them
selves. that they are going TO Spriag
something. Il d,iy or hco bcIore he eleciio,,
10 injve Jerc Crpuse." SoN lei us look
At this springing business for a mo-
mcnt.
Jere Crouse's whole lifc-as ci,ize II
and u public oilicer-is no secret the
people know all about him-and il
josie and his ring have any thing i'm.
portant to 'oil why dolhey wait until !,
day or t'co before NE election
The answer is they have. in caucus.
manufactured II number of Fdiahood,
with which they expect to DECEIVE
the neoplc.
II they have any dana sing truths to
tell why have they ndt given them to
the people already?
Give the scalawiss warm rccep-
ton.
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We arc in the bull frog season.


We arc in the bull frog season.
Bass fishing commenced Juno ist.
An oxcelont wash for the face-Wa.
ter.
The wasp is now considered stem
winder.
3on't you hear the birds calling you
in the morning.!
Alex. Bowersox Is building an addi-
ton to his dwelling house.
Comparatively good health pre- walls
within our Borough:
Milliners, dress makers and tailors
are crowded NTH business.
Lebanon county boa,ts Of having a
rooster which lays an egg each day.
Caterpillars are beginning to show
their strength. Destroy them or they
will destroy the trees.
Mr.. Pipcr's little child died from the
effect Of the scalding which we noticed
in Our last issue.
Monday, June 9th. 1879, Reuben
Dreesc. Treasurer, will canvass tho
county and take up the Me. camille Ii.
ccnsc taxes.
beginning with June, coal i. to be
advanced in price ~ the rate of TWEEN.
ty-fve cents per ton for three months
When the careful father repairs the
front gate he should remember that
the boys and girls are little hcav icr
than they were last year.
James G. Grouse shot 81 frogs along
the bnnks of Middlccreck tic other
day. IL of them when dressed weighed
between s aud lbs. s.--thcse were not
the largest.
The rain-fall Of Sunday night. Nom
day and Tuesday came in due season-
in gentle showers and the right qlian.
tity-tho Vegetable world is rejoicing
aud promises an abundant yield.
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CAUTION TO DEALERs.-lIotol keepers.
drusgists and other citizens, who may
have ia their possession empty alcohol
or other liquor barrels, are required by
Tho present stringent revenue laws 10
remove and destroy with q sharp In,
S'rument all tho marks ma 10 by tho
government guagers. inspectors aud
s'orekoopers upon tho oung s.avo aud
mead Of tho barrels, ~ well ~ tho ad>
hesive stamps thereon. Whoever has
such barrels In his possession, With the
marks or stamps not destroyed, Ia llas
n.e 70 prosecution and = ilne NJ e600,
1h's 10 also Law In ssspsut 10 tho Gov,
ssnmens Stamps upon cigar boxes, No
nody hAs : rIxht 70 held an empty VI,
~ hox vilA W. slAmps undsslgoysa.
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The Stetler Cornct B,nd was at Mi,
ilinburs on Decoration day-and was
called to New Berlin aud participated
in the Decoration ceremonies and
played for CoMmonc ement exercises
at the Academy ia the evening.
We are authorized to tender the
warmost thanks Of the whole Band to
the Minlinburg Cornet Band for the
generous Welcome extended them, and
that will they always DO held in great ful
remembrance.
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TEMprpANoE LEorlnk.-On Frida,

TEMPERANCE LEcrdRE.-On Friday
evening last, in tho Lutheran Church,
William VanGezor Esq, delivered a
lecture, before tho q. I, U, Of Middle
burg. II was rich treat and ono of
The happiest efforts Of the eloquent ad.
voeate, Notwithstanding II was im-
prompta and tho speaker was somewhat
worn by tho duties OF u busy court
week and had just concluded lengthy
argument In court before no went upon
tho rostrum. Tho lecture was plain
practical and unanswerablo.~thc speak
70 isa natural orator-tho audience
attentive though tho evonlng was
warm and tho lecture IN hour and u
half long;
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The opening of the Summer Season
mt Manhattan Beach" has been fixed
for June II. Gilmore's full Band, and
the celebrated Cornetist. Levy. the
best musical talent in this country,
promise tho finest programme ever
given at any concert in the United
States. All who desire pleasure trip
should not fail to make tho "Beach"
their objective point. The N. Y. & NJ.
u. Railroad, Starin's river and harbor
transports furnishe the pleasure sock
or with the very best Accommodations.
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9aie Colorado Tourist, a pamphlet Of
nearly one hundred pages Of excellent,
reading matter and as many scenic
views &c. &c, will be sent to any ad-
dress FREQ by sending two three cent
stamps to II. J. Shapley. 33l Market
Street, Harrisburg, Pa.
We recommend it to our readers and
can assure you That il is highly tntcr-
esting.
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An Easy way for Ladies and Gentle
men to Secure a Handsome Income.

inc ohio ees,e works OF 0ine'nnN'
nave Jas' patented anu are now in'r9iue,
,ae 10 wy P"ono nshusomely np'saea
fsm''y osNe, an arne'e 'nW mas ways
been neeueu 'n every nosseno.'' ahu ,n a
eomm"nioa''on Huursssea 70 'ne PuoIsn'
CTS VI snls paper 'ue ptupr"'ors asa us 70
refer .nrm 70 some re'npie parry 70 ,a'
irouuse " ,er 'nsm 10 'ns peep,e " Iols
county II Is very seldom w" new
article Steps 80 suuueh'y 'n'o universal
isver, nSussneeps's arc ,oaa IN It's
praise, Is always ready tnere are no
ws'sh,s 'e Es' 'oS or 10 % snn'ed up is
reliable anu w''' no, get out OF order
Tue description 9' 'nsm Is hana'sms
base Surmonn,et oyS column IN whi'h
WORKS asp'ra 'ps'as 50 'e'en',neA.ly ,d'
jus'ei as to weigh anything up to Twelve
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TO Consul sllptives.

Tho advertiser, having been ermanentiy cur.
ed " that dread disease, i'onsumption, by a sim.
pie remedy, Is anxtous 20 make lnown to his
Ilow .snii,ters the meabs Of cure, To all who
desire Y, he viii send cory Of the prescription
used, Crce OF chatge,) with tho dirctions for
preparing aud using thc ssm.. whicb they will
mud SrRR CtHE for CoSsuNPriCS' ASTHMA
BuoNCniTis, NJ, Parties Wishing the Prcscrir.
yOn. will please address, p. A. WILSON, iol
Penn so, williamsIurgh, NY
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The time Iof clicuscs. picnics, mad
dogs. snake bites, bee stings, red ants.
ice cream, strawberry festivals, barbe-
cues, white pants, meet me hy moon
light alone, watermelIon. excursions,
flies, gnats. mosquitoes, toads, spiders
and garden truck generally is At hand.
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The Legislature has passed. AN act
authorizing the County Commissioners
vf the several counties oi the Common
wealth to furnish the election board.
of the election districts Of their respcc-
tive counties copies Of the election
laws.
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A Hint To MOTHERS. Give your
babies occasionally ~ little salt. For
II child that is fSd with cows milk, II
small pinch" OF salt should be added
TO the milk every time it is prepared
This will do moro toward keeping the
bowels right than all the patent medi-
cines you can give.
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Hon. J. Il. Packer is setting out nine
thousand young willow sprouts along
his island shores, opposite Northum-
borland. for the purpose of protecting
them against spring frcshets.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for ycars from
hNcrvoas Debility, Frematura rccsy. snd ali
the effects " youthful tndiscre,ion, Wi fer the
saka " suffering humanity, send troo 10 ali Who
noel u, the tccit'o aud direction tor making the
simplc remedy by which no wss cured. Suffer.
ri' wishing tn prOht ~ the advertisers n,peri.
yncc can do NJ by addressing In perfect conn.
dance. john H. OGDEN, q Cedar street
New York Jan 40 irl a.,
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N1AHSISIlClD.

May lolh, by Rev. W 4. HAS. CALVIN
J. Weaver OF Lc~ishuTg. to Miss Emma
Jane Helm OF Krattcrville.
May 1, Jeremiah Sayjcr, Ysl.. Of SON.
bury, and Miss Emma Rurr Of Mt. Car,
mcl.
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See s. Weis' advertisement in anoth.
er column. He slaughters high pric.
es and poor goods. and sells at lowest
prices the best goods of all kinds.
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1t is Of some interest to know thai,
silver pieces with an s. below the eagle
were coined Mt the San Francisco mint :
with q c Mt Carson City !. with and o
Mt New Orleans with no letter at Phil.
delphia. Take II good look ut your
silver dollars, halves and puartcrs.
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F. e. Bower, Esq, Of MiddIeburs, is
talked Of as a Candidate for tie Demo.
craft, nomination for District Attorn.
ey.
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P1NHl,lES.

will mail ttreel the recipe for a simp.t
NEaBrABLE BALM, that viii, remove Tkr
the sSin svft. clear and beautiful; also In.
sttuctions for pro, ucing n luxuriant growth
ofhsir oa a bald head or smooth face Ad
dress, ,inclosing ct. stamp, DEN. vANDELf
CO,, 20 Ann st N. !, Jan, % ~ Gta
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RIltJJNfATuSM.

Drcpsy Erysipelas, scrofnis, Secondary sv,,hi.
lis. urayel, Diabetes, aud all disca ses In which
the blood ls Implicated, 10 now offered to the
public.
Sud by all Retail Drugris,,, And (whoiesaie
anlyl by THE wEyruRN MEDICINE 90.
r. D. Box sis, Rochester, N. Y,
Jan. sc,'Tp,6m.
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)I L. }.


In West Beaver twp, May litb, Of ry-
phoii rGeGmonia, M,lildt Lash, aged
~ years, q months tayh.
May 2jth, in scinsgrovc Annie n.
daughter OF Mr.. anl Mrs. Theodore Grcin
er aged about 8 years
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TIE tNE..PAss L,w.-D 1t few pco
pie understand the purporl of the tres :
pass law, we publish the following see
tions. rs contained in Purlon's Digest ::
"lfany person or persons shall pre-.
sumo to carry gun or hunt on any in-
closed or improved lands of this pro-
vince other than his own. unlessi he
shall have license ar permission from
The owner Of such land, or shall pre-
sumo To fire any gun on or near any Of
the highways, and shall thereof be con.
vicicd, either upon view ofany justice
of the peace within ,he province, ar 10y
the oath or affirmation Of any one or
more witnesses, before any justice of
the peace, he shall for every offence
forfeit the SUN of ten dollars
Again--"It is not necessary. how
ever, that an actual loss shO1ld he
proved. Every entry upon the close
(iell) nfano,hGr, without his pcrmis-
sion, unless justified and authorized 10y
law, is trespass r,r which suit may be
b ought before any alderman
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TIE W0RLD'S BALM.

Or. l.. y. wsrhuns's ALrKsArivs siRvr,
sa-k remedy used THiDrY.FivE YEARS
IN . private practice, and never f.iiing 10 radi-
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Primary Election, Saturday. from 2
to 7 p. N.
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All communications, business let
ters &C., for this Office, TO secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows: TIE Posr, Middleburg,
Snyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
com puriceticrs d-c. ,rrst be handed
n by Monday noon, to secure inser-
sion in next issue
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NOveRNmeNT STOCKS. .Ac-clo,

~ ing rticcs of liz lIAvsS h T5wssgsp, ~
south rb.rd street PhIladclphlA. stocks bought
anl sold either FOR Uhah or on margin NAV
10th lssp
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LEwIsTowN DIVISION.
Local News, &c.

EB. TAYLOR, superintendcu
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-01-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


FEDERAL OFFICERS RESIDING IN OLY"TIA.
Governor. L. F. Ferry. office over the Bank,
Secretary. y. II OHin..S.
Chief Justice Of Supreme Court, r. :. Greene
residence Thirte nh street, near Franklin.
r. q. o Brien, Cicrl; District and Supreme Courts,
Office III County BIilding.
L. :. Marshal. G. L. Hopkins, residence corner If
Main and SiNih Streets.
L. =. Att0rncy,J Il. Allen, Office Main Street, be-
tween Fifth ana sixth.
Surveyor General, WIN. McMicken, Office Main
Street near Seventh.
Collector Internal Hevcr ne. J. r. Hayden, Wash
iHclon Street. ca Of Public :qdaie.
Deputy Collector, c. B. Bagcy, Office Fifth Street,
lcywtrn sain md Washington
Register Of Land Office, j. T. Brown, Main
Stcc,. between sixth and seventh.
Receiver of Land Office. X. Ii. Stewart, Main
Street, bctWe:. ri. ard sixth.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Auditor. r. VI. Reed Office in Ma sonic Hall.
Treasurer, f. Ttrbcll, Office in rear of Wards
Store.
Street. between FIRST and Second.
Librarian, Eiwood Evans, Office in Capitol,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Auditor; A. a, Philips. Office in County Building,
Sheriff. VIM. Billings.
Treasurer, j. II. Munson, Office in Odd Fellows
Hall.
school superintendent, Rev, j. r. Thompson,
residence Presbyterian Parsonage.
Coroner, !. V. Mossman, corner Main and Third
Streets.
Commissioners-A.I y. Chambers, j. NJ. Swan and
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS sss.xa
Mayor. E. n. Ouimette. residence East Olympia.
Trustees First Ward-W. II. Clark and E. IT,
Young; Second Ward-A. o. D!mGn; A Farquhar;
Third Ward-A. Hartsnck and {. H. Hale.
Magisiratcs-A. K. Elder and Z. Marsh.
Alarshai-Robert Mack.