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PROBATE NOTICE.

A CCOUNTS and vouchers have been fled In
II the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, by the following Executors, Admins
traitors and Guardians. to wit. s
First and fnal account Of Wm.aiJ. and A.
Wiley Executors Of the will Of John Wiley
deceased. ,y r fiq.tT .e4
First and final account Of George suppes, ,one
of the Executors Of the wifi Of Theodore
Suppes. deceased.
First partial account Of W. H. Hutchison
Executor of the will Of D. P. Hutchison,
deceased. a
Second partial account Of o. z. Foulke ADM
of the estate of Cadwallader Poulke, ,dec'd d.
First and final account of Alex. NcCammon
Admir- of the estate Of James MoCammon,
deceased.
First partial account Of John Msginnis Adm r
of the estate Of Edward Msginnis. decd
second and final account of Simon Grissell
Guardian Of Elizabeth Grissell, an imbecile.
Second partial account of Martha ]. Morris
Guardian Of Rphraim g. Trembly's minor
heirs
ANY person interested may file written
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there.
Of, on or, before the 30th day of October
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of
r. <. WALTON,
oet5.'S0wS Probate Judge N. C. o.
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"My dear doctor, where would you
recommend me to 60 this summeri"
.Where should you like to go2" 81
don't care where, provided my husband
is1ttbere.n =. 81
LYDIA E. PINKHAM's vEGErABLE Con-
POUND has done thousands of women
more good tnan the medicines Of many
doctors. 1t is positive cure for all
female complaints. Send to Mrs, Lydia
e Pinkham. 8 , - Z
81 wonder, uncle," SAID little girl,
ar men will ever yet live to be 500 or
1000 years old n" mo, my child" re-
sponded the old man., "that was tried
once, spd the race grew so bad that the
world had to be drowned"
"Old woman. how do you sell beets r.
asked New Orleans hummer Of an old
vegetable woman in the French market,
yesterday. Looking at him from bead
to foot, she replied "vop ! hsf some
like you vas ! sell them two for . cent
apiece."
> A good mother was recently telling
to her little three.year old the story Of
Samuel-how the Lord called him, etc /,
aud asked the little one what she would
do If the Lord should call her. 'Say l.
amt here; don't want to go," was the
prompt response.
he was sitting in the parlor with her
when the rooster crowed in the yard and
leaning over he said: "Chanticeer." 81
wish to gracious you would" she said;
"Pm as sleepy as can be-" He took
: bis. hat and left, and hasn't been back
since.
Somebody says the "devil came into
the world after woman was placed here.
To which Susan B Anthony replies ::
ssIf there had been only men in the
world, the devil would never have come
into the crowd. He could have found
better company at home"
A soldier on the cars preceivea that
the smoke from his pipe is more or less
obnoxious to an old lady opposite him
swell, missus," be says, 81 suppose
they don't smoke in your regiment"
"In my regiment they do" says the old
lady; "iD my company, never"
/. -.Psps," said he, as he was shown
some pictures in book Santa Claus had
left him. "papa, Why does camels have
auch big lunches ON their backs :" The
information received not being satisfac-
tory, heat length solved the difficulty
himself "Why. know, papa" said he.
A.it's so they II be camels."
A negro who was suspected of sur
-1eptitionsly ineddline witth Ieighbor's
fruit, being caught in garden by moon
light. nonplussed his detectors by raising
his eyes, clasp'ng his hands and pioasly
exclaiming: "Good heavensis dis yere.
darkey can't 60 nowhere to pray any
more without bein' sturbed."
A lover who had gone West to make
. home for bis 'sbirdie,' wrote to. her i
"I've got the finest quarter-section of
land Zone hundred and sixty acres) II
ever put my foot down on" Birdie
wrote back: "Suppose you buy another
quarter-section, John, 30 we can have a
lawn Ground your foot" John "made q
home," but Birdie sas never mistress of
"A
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TIME TABLE.

Bellaire q Southwestern 4. r.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
sAuprrop's o,rlcs; Mornos ro'

{ sAuDrrop's Orrrcs, MoERos "ouHrY,l
WooDstIELD, OHIO, september Is. 1880.
To G. Cshrs, on sosom ii may Concern: :.
Notice is hereby gwen, that W. D. Pennell
has. deposited in the County Treasury, sum
OF money suficlent!to redeem west half section
81, township "a, Of range 4, and part of the
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter.
of same township, section aud range. Said.
land was sold for taxes! by John Gatchell,
Treasurer Of Monroe County, Ohio, January
Il, 1880.
6.1A.sATKINSON,
sept2S, ,'S0t3. Auditor Monroe Co.. Ohio.
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RAILROADS.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
CONDENSED TIME CARD.

~ GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after June Is. 1880, all trains will
run daily except Sunday - follows:
8 Through trains to Pittsburgh. -
Through trains to Cleveland. if' 81
2 Through trains to Chicago.
Pullman's Paslor Cars between Wellsvills
and Cleveland.
Hotel and, Sleeping Cars on all trains be.
tween Alliance and Chicago:
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U0IIou sC.Zo A1.UJ A.1V osVV VSoV
Arr Chicago. .s:20 $40 $40
Note on Running of Trains.--EAST
BUUND-New York Fast Line daily entire
train, runs through from Chicago 10 Baltl.
moro. Pullman Sleepers attached. New
York Express daily on c. o. Division and
main line, other divisions daily, except Sun
day. Pullman Sleeping car Chicago to Cum
berland. Parlor Car Cumberland to Balti.
more. Nail runs daily. Pullman Sleeping
Car Grafton to Baltimore.
WEST B0UND-chicago Fast Line daily,
entire train runs through from Baltimore to
Chicago. Pullman Sleepers attached. Chi
caso Express runs daily ON c. O. and L. 3.
Divisions, o. other divisions daily except
Sunday. Pullman Sleeper Chicago junction
to Chicago.
Mail runs daily on main line and c. o, Div,
on other divisions daily, except Sunday.
Pullman Sleeping Car Cumberland to San.
dusky except Saturday; all ether trains daily
except Sunday. @
C. d. HuDsoH, Supt Trans. O. Div, Chicago.
W. 3. RBPPKRr, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
L. Y. CoLs, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
C. K. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore.
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NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

THR ln6rmary Directors Of Monroe county,
i Ohio, will receive sealed bids up to
SATURDAY., OBTOBER l6. 1850.
until o'clock p m for the building of .
wash house at the Infrmary; bids to be ao-
companied by bond. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. Specifications
can be seen at the Auditors Office.
By order of the Board.
Oct5,'S0t2 F.J. WE[GEL, Clerk.
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. Al AR I Al
RoISoNE
sept3o.'7s

The principal cause Of nearly all sickness
q. this time lof the yesr has its origin ina =
disordered Liver, which, ~ not regulated In
time, great suffering, wrstc aeduess and death
will ensus. gentleman, writing from
South America, says: "l have used your Sim.
mons Liver Regulator with coed effect. both
- -preyention and cure fer Malarial Fs-
sers on The Isthmus Of Panama" rEh
/ Ifsyou feel drowsy, debilitated, have fre-
quent hesdsche, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite and tongue coated, you are suffer-
ing from torpid liver or "biliorsnsss," and
nothing will cure you SO speedily and per-
manently as to take
81 SimmOnS Liver Regulator.
Il is given with safety and the happiest
results to the most delicate iufant. 1t takes
the place of quiHine and bitters Of every
kind. It is the cheapest, pursst and best
family medicine in the world. Ss' iss'
J. II. ZEILIN & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~, s,tsSo.
THE VOICE OF ALABAMA'S DE-
MOCRACY.
General Hancock's "Rebel Claims"
Letter. Indsrsed-- fsepudia-
ton Repndiated and Free y
Suffrage Upheld.

MoNTeoMgRY, Ala Sept 29-The
address of the Democratic State Com
mittee uf Alabama appeared to-day. 1t
thoroughly indorses Gen. Hancock's let
ter on the claims !quesiionhnd, summing
up, says: eour partyin Alabama stands
committed by its platform, by the action
OF every department of all the State
government, and by the judges of its
courts elected by it--first, to an accept
ance of the results Of the war; second.
to The equal political rights Of every Cit
izen; ,liirds 10 the faithful maintenance
of the public credit, State and national,
and unfinching opposition to the repu-
diation of any public obligstions fourth,
TO the free and fair exercise of the elect
i've franchise, and fith, to the strictest
ecsnomy in the adminis'tation of .pnb-
lie AFFAIRS -
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TO CLEVELAND
Only 8 Hours and 25 Minutes!

steubenville accommodation leaves Bell
aire At ass pm. Bridgeport at 500, and Ar
rives at tSteubsnville at sos pm. lv
Leaves SteubenvilIe at $50 m, Bridgeport
at 8.46 m arrive at Bellaire at 800 . m.
The Steubenville Accommodation, in addi-
tion to their regular trip to and from Steu.
benville will make the following trips be-
tween Bsllairs and Martins Perry. ~
Bridgeport to Martins Ferry...... 945 q m
e ...... l,25 pm
Bellaire .............n,4 As am
" ............. 3,l5 p m
Stopping when required at Sherman House,
Etnaville, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
Tickets and baggage checks TO all princi-
pal points in the East and West can be pro.
cured at the ticket Office in Bridgeport.
r. R. MYERS,
General Passenger & Ticket Agent
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Discoveries by Accident.

The fact that many OF the most valu-
abe discoverie, have been the result OF
chance rather than Of design orwontem-
,aIstion.s is again illustrated in DAY's
KIDNEY PAD.
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~ Now We see why the 'solid South
is such an abomination in the eyes of
the Republicans. It is not because the
South Is solid. but because the South is
Democratic. Maine is not Southern
State exactly, but the Times. wringing
its hands. soto speak, over the Republic
can rout Of Monday, shrieks out that
s.the result il disgraceful to the people
Of Maine" The Republican theory OF
popular government isthat for a MAJOR
iity of the people to interfere With the
tenure Of power BY certain party afier
q certain time is an outrage upon vested
rights.-N. Y. World.
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TIME TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT II NJ, July 1. 1880.
Trains make connection with the B. & o.
and c. l. r. Railroads, also, with Capt. Lu-
kens' steamboat, "Pres Elison," for Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
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lSHERIFFDs
Tuesday, October z, 1880.

L. T.. -
whereas, W 'ne laws oi Valo, feguAuns
eiections, II 10 required OF the Sheriff OF his
county to give notice before the time OF hold
ing . general election, BY proclamation
throughout the county Of the time at which
such election will be holden;
In pnrsnaucr of sucb rsnnisition 7 vii
liam Read. Sheriff of Monro. Countv Ohio
do bs,ebv nrocl.im and m.ka tpovn H. Az
ss.and TvaaS.n ~ h.;n. ~. o"A 'A"' 'n'
.'e
18th day OF October, A. ID. 1880,
Is, bv the Constitution and laws of Ohio.
.he appointed day on which the qualified
electors Of said Monroe County, Ohio, shall
meet IN THAR rssnsetive tovnabins AZ tbsi,
nan =, =, nrone, pl.ca ~ bo,dtn, sl.ct;or.. i
m. nolls TO he 'onsuad hs,vssu ,h. hor,.
of,s and 10 e,c,oct IN IN. so,snoor a. ..,S
". - .,,..s :. = .,a,..r ~ a. 80 ~. ee.N
Wy, sAs =. .'''~ sso oos'''A - 'Ns s'seinoon
u ~ .sle a-y: :, .a'.I sa!s
ane candiaaea 20 % voted lof are:
One person Tor Secretary OF State OF the
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The Sleepy Disease.

We have encountered two cases of
"nsrcolepsy," the sleepy disease. One
was Lieutenant OF Cavalry In the Con
federate Armg. Before the war he was
q dry goods merchant and since the
war be has returned to bis store. His
narcolepsy dates from childhood H.
is very fleshy man. OF more than ave-
rage mental strength, and the father OF
several vigorous children. When selling
goods, In the midst OF conversation,
and even while drinking a whisky toddy.
We have known him to fall asleep. In
. few seconds or mon ents he would
awake. apparently unconscious that he
hsd slept. A Confederate General OF
great intellect, an enormously obese
man, was the second case. II talking
when the sleep came on, these gentlemen
would on waking, resume where they
had left ofr.-Loaisville, Ky +, Medical
Neps. AQ -
e%As Gen. Hancock was being horne
wounded of the field OF Gettysburg, he
caused his ambulance to he stopped
while be dictated to Surgeon Dougher,y,
Medical Director, note to Gen. Meade,
the substance Oi which was as follows
1--WE have won victory, and nothing Is
wanted to make it decisive hut that you
should carry out your intention. have
been severely, hut / trust not seriously,
wounded. I did not leave the field 30
!. = I. u
right " This man il now the objectsof
Radical abuse. His 'offenss" is that he
has been chosen The standard-bearer Of
great national party. The delectable
Republican press is pleased to treat
everybody aud everything outside the
ranks of it's party as only worthy OF bill
lingsgate. Il would be impossible ito
imagine person whom such abuse is
less liable 10 injure than Con. Hancock.
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efaf week In your own town. Terms and
Jttj S. outfit free. Address a.. HALLKrr &
Co. Portland, Maine. dsc2,'79Y.
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AGREED.-Old Prosy What say is this.
doct0r approve entirely OF fox hunting as manly,
healt-giyng and invgOrating amusement but not AS
pursuit. STRIP Irish doctors Faith, yen find nanny
taHee with ye there. Especially foxes p-lFuD.
London shoeblack to Scotch drover issuing
FROM Euston STATION: you are, Seotty brush yr
boots for twopence, and make yon look IKE gen le
mani" Droyer: " 1ippencc Slu muckle as tDat Man;
adde, If yen just en- me yer brushes for meehute III
poaIsh them myself Tor naetnng |"
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THE GRAyGERS SHOWING Ac1IyIrE !:

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22.-At yesterdays session
Of the State Grange Grand Master sherwin delivered
the annual address. He pronounced the cooperative
stores grand success and said Gully by cooperation
could the farmers of this country relieve themselves OF
the burdens under which they grooming. lie caieu
on the graDgers demand OF Congress that the Com
missioner OF Agriculture be made Cabinet officer, aud
that moro money be given To the department: Ex-
Lieutenant Charles Parker Of Pleasant VALLEY,
WAS elected Grand Master.
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Rates from New York and Boston TO OgdensDurg and
Mon. siuwn for local consumption
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Rates ought not DO secret but TO to the extreme
urged by some and compel the publication and posting
at all stations within this State, aud prescribe
fixed period that all must be posted before they
could 20 into effect rule that would be emincuty Just
and proper could it be enforced generally throughout
the country, would only give notice to the public
To all competing roads. And Ut all points of
contacl-and there along lie Erie and Central
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EOREIGY.
Distres. In ireland Acute and Extend

Distress In ireland Acute and Extending,
DUBLIN, Jan. 20-An appeal Of the
Mansion committee to the people of the
United States, says: 1t is now admitted
that the distress is of acute and except
ional character and certain to involve
actual starvation If extensive aid be not
promptly and literally forthcoming. The
distress daily increases in intensity and
area, and it seems almost impossible TO
avert, until next harvest, absolute famine
in very many places. This central com.
mittee distributes its relief through local
committees, of which the clergy of all de-
nominations in district, rich aud poor,
the law and medical officers, must be
members, and requires that relief be given
only in kind and not in money.
The Famine in Ire and.
LONDON, Jan. PA land meeting was
held to-day in the Condemara mountains,
at which several Thousand persons at
tended. Davitt and Daley were present.
There were also land meetings at Bohoia.
at which there were 1900 persons.
John Bright speaking at Birmingham
yesterday reverted to the Irish question
at length and urged the government to
take energetic action for the relief OF
sufferers In Ireland.
Appeal from the Lord Mayor of DaBsin.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has issued
an appeal through the London press in
behalf of the Mansion House relief com.
mittee, stating that the committee is not
connected with any organization, and that
it consists of representatives of all creeds
and all shades of politics. The appeal
states that evidence accumulates that there
is scarcely a county in ireland in which
terrible priyation does not exist in some
portion, though it is more severe in the
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RosEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1880.

in the car above managed to make their
way out and along the track to a depot a
block further back, and thence into the
street. Many we're bleeding from slight
cuts snd bruises, and one brake man
named Hayes was taken from the plat
firm of th car into which the train had
run, tos, ed over FRI m the platform of his
own Car by tie conclusion, much beWild-
cred, though little hurt. Those who ran
to the engine expected fully TO see its
three occupants dead under the wreck,
but TO their astonishment met half way
the engineer and fireman who had
climbed through the shattered cab win
fows. The conductor was helped out the
slme way. He of all was most badly hurt,
one leg being broken in several places.
Murder by Texan Cow Boys.
ST. Louis, Jan. 24.-The Republican has
a special from Trinidad, Colorado, which
says: Several cow boys, from the Pan.
between here and Las Vegas. Forty
of them entered Las Vegas on Thursday
night, killed the city marshal, two citizens
and wounded five others.
Associated Press Meeting
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. pa committee of
the various press organizations through
plan for the consolidation of various in
terests and to make arrangements for the
better collection of news.
One Way to stop Exodus
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 24-Txo men with
out license, vino were found enticing me-
groes to go to Mississippi, were fined $3.50
and costs each.
Pnrncti at Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 24.-Parnell arrived
this afternoon, and was enthusiastically
received. He had meeting tonight.
Parneu Gets $4,000 at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Jan. 4-Charles Stewart Par
nell and Dillon addressed an immense
audience here this evening and received
subscriptions to the amount of $4,000.
Aid from BrooaIyn.
New YoRK, Jan. 24-St. Pttrick's soci-
ETY. of Brooklyn, to-day, sent $1,000 by
cable to the Mansion house relief COM
mittee, Dublin.
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western counties and on the northwest
and southwest seaboards. The lord mayor
fears that the public of London does not
realize the gravity of the crisis, or that
unless prompt assistance be given. thous-
anpe of people must die of starvation. de
cannot think that if they did, they who
gave hundreds ofthousands to avert The
famine in India. would have given less to
the Mansion house fund. than had sgd
ney or Melbourne. The lord mayor states
that G8000 have already been distributed
out of the 900 received, but that this
is mere drop in the ocean of need. lie
fears the recurrence of the disaster OF lS47,
when abundant assistance was forth
coming, but too late to save life.
At Saturdays meeting of the Dublin
Mansion house relief committee so appli-
cations for relief were received and %
grants were made amounting to e26S5.
The total amount so far granted is eS340.
Five hundred pounds wsrs lived from
Washington and cisco from New York.
The Suffering Poor Still Call For 81 i'd.
A deputation of unemployed laborers
of Dublin yesterday waited upon Right
Honorable James Lowther, chief secre-
tary of Ireland, to ask his influence in
providing means to relieve-distress among
the labering and poorer classes. The
spokesman for the workingmen said that
there were four thousand laborers unem-
ployed in Dub in, whose families are des
titute. Lowther expressed his sympathy,
but said he could not see in what manner
the government could give them employ
ment. A largely attended meeting Of
tenant farmers was held at Ballymoney,
county Antrim, last evening.
intensified Distress I'm Ireland.
The distress in ireland is intensifying
under the influence of hard frost and
biting cold, which during the last four
days succeeded the mild weather which
had prevailed since Christmas. Clare
Lowell Read, addressing his constituents
at Diss, Norfolk, yesterday, detailed his
experiences of recent visit TO America,
and highly eulogized Americans.
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AT PORTLAND PRICES.
bits Of rons o. frao,,,..,.. !. g. ,.,.

bits of rope or fragments Of his clothing
Il they can be procured, TO be worn AZ
charms. An cid fashioned southern
negro can seldom be induced 10 kin q
cat, and there are certain things which
he never does unless he is esi1npelle.l
except in particular seasons. he is =
firm believer in luck, and viii search bv
the hour for four leaved clover: he viii
never begin piece of work or begin :
journey on Friday; If his path at night
leads past graveyard, he win make
detour, if possible, toavoid it. His gull
hbility is unbounded His fear of witch.
craft and ghosts is thoroughly real and
intense.
But why should we wonder at all this
or pity the credulity Of the more ipnor-
ant colored people of our time, when we
recall to mind Cotton Mather and the de-
lusions, equally wild. which he accept
ed, and which were firmly believed in by
some of the most intelligent minds in
the New England States Of his day p
Philadelphia Times.
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In forming judgment lay your hearts
void of foretaken opinions; else, whatso-
ever is done or said will be measured on
said by a wrong rule; like them who
hare the iaundice, to whom everything
appeareth yellow Sir Philip sidney.
II thou desire TO see thy child vir-
tuous, let him not see lis fathers vices;
thou canst not rebuke that in children
that they behold in thee; till reason be
ripe, examples direct more than precepts
such as thy behavior is before thy
children'a faces, such commonly Il
theirs behind their parents back
| lQuaeries.
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Falsehood, like poison, will geneSally
,,a rejected when administered alone.
b,f when blended with vho1esone In
Gradients. may be swallowed unper-
cieived. II Whateiy
We ought always to deal justly. not
only with those who are Just to us, but
likewise with those who endeaycr 70 IN
lure as; end this, TOO. for fear lest. by
: .ndering them evil for evil, Ne should
fall into the same viee. ieroelez
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rsoT,G

NOTICE is II IEREyY GIVEN II "liaI II
may concern that The ;ia'i'r=,ts''' Il 'ias -
awarded the contract FIR asspns Il llie i'sti siis
County paupers for period q t@. years y
persons in need of assistance from -9ti en,n'S
must first prccurea certificate r. t!s eif-vt from
any member Of the County Baari afid present. II
10 one OF the following named persons wsl" are
authorized 10 and will care for th"sa presenting
such certificates: Button L Perkins. i: 'sebnrr Il
L. Kellogg, Oakland; Mrs. Brown. Locking
Glass. Dr.. Woodruff is authorized 10 furnish
medical aid 10 all persons in nes Of thr s'ie and
who hsve been declared paupafs u pa,itias
County. W NilA tff..