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A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM.

C~hinicothe, Mo-, July 3O,I1s79.
j. O. Richardson, st. Louis-My Dear
Sir Is something rsliable; IL you
can make any use OF it please do SO. We
have sold hundreds Of bottles with Like
results. Your friends,
BOyce q Ostrander.
This Is to certify that / had tho Fever
and Ague this summer and tho use of
of a bottle of Clifford's Fsbrf-
fuge promptly cured it. 1t 10 tho speedt-
est cure i "a known OF.
GEO. SAILOR.
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A Deadly Dish.

upech unpotcn 70 HE bhb-
SMrHvILLE, May %, 1 q. ma
report comes from Cannon county that
. family living near Bradyville, in
that county, on Saturday ate a mess of
wild salad. Sixof the family died
| within a few hours. = I'D ra-
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Co lege Cadet corn. 70 n,.,.n,

Special Dispstch to Tho Bee. g
CNcMsAr1, May 25sIssm.-It is
rumored thst the cadst corps Of the
AsburY University will disband next
year. It has been under the direction
OF the federal government and is
prominent feature Of the college.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-25
Death OF a o. s. Army oncer.

DEAN or q U. s. Army Officer.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
COLUMBUS, O., May %, 1 a. M
Thos. Brent, q. s. A., died at the age
of 50, at the Deshler residence yester.
day of consumption. He was stationed
here during the latter part Of the war
and resigned two years ago.
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Disastersat Sea-

CHICAGO, May 24.-1a. m.-Ths
Chicago Journals New York spec;.l
says: The steamship "Mercatorp
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spexsal Dispstch 70 The pss
CONGRESSIONAL.
.....n,grSSrG
npNFy n CoUNS-

TToRNEY AND Coohse1
AwAsHisSroN, May 25e-1=a. M
The house yesterday cohcurrsd in the
senate amsndment to the honse bill
TN lief Of settlers on the Usage
YIminishe. Reserve lands
in Kansas. Tho bfl passed SO amend.
ing section 223S as to provide that the
fee in donation cases shall be: For
every final certificate of 160 acrss,
% 50; of 800 acres, 80. 90, and Of $40
acres z. 80. Esk~k %gEtk
REFUSAL TO CONSIDER THE TARIFF BILL.
The rrfussl of the house, by a vote
of Ill to 10Y to consider the tariff bill
is regarded as the death blow to that
measure this Set sion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND oPINIoNs.
A statement was made on the floor
of the house yesterday sflernoon that
the senate appropriation committee
had agreed to p, s:pone action on the
adjournment resolution for ten days.
1t has been aslertsined that the ru.
NOR is incorrect. The senate commit
tee has not taken any action yet. al.
though the opinion prevails shat ad-
sournment cannot be had by next
Monday, the date fixed by the house.
sEsArE.
The joint ,ule for counting the
electoral vote was taken up
and Teller spoke againss it. He vas
followed by ingalls, and Conkiiug, who
argur 5hat the constitution pointed
out a way in which the count should
be made. Eaton said that In case of
electoral vote of state was d.
vided, a circumstances which was
not likely to occur, the names Of
electors voting for different candi-
dates would appear on separate re.
turns sent to the president of the
senate. Conliling said in conclusion
that he believed that at the next cleo
tion the action of the people would
be 80 decisive that no rule would be
needed. A e.
A vote was taken on the joint rule.
as reported 20 the senate, andsit was
sdopted-s las 81, nays Ia.
The senate at 8 p. m. adjourned.
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The Turf.
Special Dispatch to The Bee

. n Turf.
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
LOUISVILLE, May %, 1 a. m.-The
race course yesterday was in good con-
d,tion the weather fine. The fret race
was a three-quarter mile heat, best
two in three, with a field of seven
starters. "Chance"won in two straight
heats. Time, Ills; second heat ILL.
The second race was for three-year
oldr, dash of two miles. Won easily
by "Amoras." Time, 1871.
The third race was for the Tennes.
see stakes for two-year old colts W::n
by "Hindoo" after a close brush.
Time, LAC.
The fourth race,-a mile dash, wss
won easily by Montreal" Time,
1:441,
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j. B. FRENCH & CO.,
The Original Reliable GrOcers,
No. 1119 Farnham Street,
OMAEA, NEB. it 81
AYERS ~SARSAPARILLA,
FOR
PURIFYING THE BLOOD

and settle into Troublesome disorders. Erup
tions Of ne skin are the appearance on the sur
face of bumors, hat should be expelled from the
blood. Internal arrangements are the determin-
organ, or organs, whose action they derange,
and whose substance they disease and destroy.
AYERS SARsAgARrLLA expels these humors from
the blood. When they are gone, the disorders
they produce disappear, such as UIeerettons Of
the Liuer, Stomach, Kidneys, Lungs, Ernptions
and Eruptiue Diseases Of the Skin st. Anthonys
Fire, Rose or Erysipeids, Pimples, PustuLss,
Bbtches, BoiLs, Tumors, letter and Salt Rheum,
Seald Head, Ringtoorm, Ulcers and Sores,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain In the Bones,
Side and Head, Female Weakness, SterI'
Le,eorrhea arising from internal ~
and uterine diseases, Dropsy, n ~
cation and general DpF -.ceTdkio,
parture health ret- ~gyPsPs.G, Ema
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may2oeod- Imf
A n . nSIhEAfOkD late ihira a1a,-.:
at Law o. treasury. Attorney and Conn.al1oi
Having bee, y iran; Plaos, Warrington, D. o.
Treasury for sis ye, auditor Of the United States
m m.sn me course Of business before tbs Gonarn
the tsIparsments Special attention given 70
and otS.. rostWassors, MarshaIs, Mail Contractors
Court Of the n practice before the Supreme
s.me Land Office, &c, &c. Refers 70 Wnn
Ia. ris, [niliPs. Solicitor General U. g.: Hon
HcaealI nian, Treasurer OF the q. g.: Hon ] NJ
SsnisxI sixth Auditor o. 8. Treasury
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He STILL LIVES !

Office of q, 8. Novelty Mfg. Co.,
New York City, August q, 1878.
NV Dear sir:-For over two years I have
had Fever and Ague, and after trying
every thing I took One-haf bottle OF
CIifOrd's Febrifuge, and 1t cured me
have been fatal hadI not found this rs
I did. Yours truly,
III. W. POOL,
Manager gu. s. N. Mfg Co."
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Established 1871.
WASHINGTON,
NOMINATION.

s,sc,al dispatch 70 The Bee. %
WASHINGTON, May 25-1 a. M
The president sent to the senate yes.
terjay the nomination OF Joseph y.
Putnam. of New York, TO be munster
of the d. S. to Belgium vice VIM.
@. Gerdo; resigned.
Why Senator Gordon Resigned.
Special Dispatch to faE Baf. iItG 3
CHICAGO, May 25-1 q. m.-The
Journals Washington special says:
Senator Gordon told your correspond
emit to. day that he did not intend TO
deny the storiea put sf1oat in the name
of Alsx. Fl. Stephens, that h. had
resigned his sest Ia the senate 10 avoid
unpleasant disclosures. He said that
these stories were used in his last cam
pAign and although he failed to notice
them he was re elected by a vote OF
2l4 to 8, He SAID he resigned purely
because his salary was not sufficient
to me.t the demand, upon him and
because he want ID TO provide a com
potency for his, fam ly. Governor
Brown, his SUD cess r, will arrive here
on Wednesday.
Indications. a-E ar
Special Dispatch 10 The Bse
WASHINGTON, May 25-l a. m
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys stationary, possibly
followed in the Missouri valley by
rising barometer, stuth RI winds and
cloudy weather; nearly stationary bar.
oneter, wnzr ecfs =
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-25
Ear Diseases
DR.. G. e. Shoemaker,

DR.. G. e. Shoemaker,
The well known Aural Surgeon, Of Peadinz, Pa,
who has been in the medical profession over 20
years, gives ALL his time EXCLUSIVELY, to
the treatment OF deafness and diseases of the
ear and catarrh BE sends a valuable little book
Of 81 pages on the treatment OF these diseses.
FREE TO ALL. This book gives references and
testimonials that will satisfy the most skeptical.
He is also author Of q work OF 81 pages, octave,
on these diseases and their proper treatment
Price 90, by mail. No family should be without
a copy OF this valuable book. It viii save suf-
fering. loss Of hearing and doctors fees, DR..
sHOEMAkER'S remedy for the cure Of RUN
MING EARS, Is universally acknowledged by
physicians and the public in general, as the only
truly reliable remedy for the cure Of this loathe-
some disease. 1t Is harmless, pleasant and re-
liable, and VIII cure almost any case. even r.
forty or fifty year, standing. All bad sr
unpieasantness OF the disease insta-
and the hearing ia most css-
permanently. Price -. ali an
sale and retail = -stlyremoyet
surgical les greatly improve
Or - Ill Jas. X. Isb. wboi,
.eaier in drugs, medic;ns mo- OK
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SlpNAst 6AsPa~aA ~ LIZ e
CHICAGO, May .24-1 .. m.-The
Joursaa's New York spccial says; The
Evening Telegram, which is generally
correct insporting matters, publishes
the following: 1t seems that while the
police vel watching Donovan and
Rookie, who, it was given out, were to
tight near Coney Island, arrangements
were made quietly for the meeting of
Ryan and Goss. Shortly after day.
light the ring ives pitched in q quiet
mock near Red Leary's hotel at Fort
Hamilton. No time was lost in get
ting the men ready for work. There
were scarcely more than a dozen spec.
tators present. When the men
stripped the superiority of Ryan was
PLAINLY psrceptible, his towering
height, over SIX feet, aud his enor-
nous muscles, gave him the appear
ance of a giant. Goss looked pupy in
comparison, although in prime condi.
ton. There were little Of the niceties
of science INDUCED in from the start.
Both men were terribly in earnest and
determined to inish their work before
there could be any attempt at inter-
ruption. Ryan forced the fighting
from the first round, and rained his
formidable sleege hammer blows until
the Engllshman was covered with
blood and was a sickening spectacle.
After standing CALAMITY up to the
scratch for eleven rounds. Goss at last
fell under the terrible blow which
caught him under the chin. he was
unable to rise and 1.-The sponge waG
thrown up by his seconds. Ryan, on
being declared the winner, left his
corner snd shook hands with his op-
ponent. The parties then returned
to the tavern and were quietly SNUG
gled out. !
a. TArrp -
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LATER.

New YORK, May 25-1 a. MT
is now reported here from Fort Ham.
ilton that no meeting took place be.
tween Ryan and Goss. = ffA
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I'M SUGARS
WeaIIOw no Onet to undcrsel:Us |,

And an Immense Variety Of
Other Goods too Numer-
ous to mention,
which we pledge ourselves to sell
cheaper than other Dealers. Don't
Forget II, and give Us q call. F.
tne goods and compare pr'-
lal rates to parfi~
again. Ord .Asm-
6lled .ses. Spec
90 buying to sell
ss from the country
Prices guaranteed and seut
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-25

Complete price lists furnished on applit4ti
Country orders will receive prompt and care
attention. Positively no goods sold on credit.
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FOREIGN EVENTS.
An Irish Emigrant Train
Attacked by Jealous
s. aHStay-at-H Homes"
Hanlan and Trickett Prepar-
ing for the Summer Row.
Communist Celebration in Paris
The Mansion House
,oo Famine Fund. s
The Possibility Of the recall Of
the Governor of the Cape
Of Good Hope.
~
American Railroad Stock Takes
a Tumble in the English
Markets.
A Large Assortment of Euro
paan Itama
A Large Assortment of Euro
pean Items.
ROW WITH EMIeRANTs.

Arrow. WITH E~MIaRANTs.
Special dispatch to The Bee. 9
CORK. May 24.-An emigrant train
from Kerry, with passengers en- route
to the United States, was attacked by
five hundred men south of Cork. The.
militia aud many emigrants were seri.
ouslv injured,
Omaha daily bee., 1880-05-25

Blackwell & Days Durham at SOC per pound
good article of Fine Cut at 60c per pound; best
brand Of Plug Tobacco at COO par pound.
We eel = loo Cigar for SC, don't fail to try
them.
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BLOODY BRUISERs.
Ryan and Goss MisIead the
Police and Meet in the
Eleven Rounds Fought, Re.
sulting in a Victory for the
American Giant. gaE.
Ryan the Thumper.

II D Ryan inc
Special Dispatch to The Bee.
New York, May 24-4 p. m.-
The often delayed and much talked Of
meeting" between Ryan and Goss
took place this forenoon at Fort Ham.
ilton. Eleven rounds were fought,
during which Goss received very Be-
vers punishment, and at the conclu-
sion of which Ryan was declared vic
tor. TfgEg s3tttE ~
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-11-18
THE SUPREME COURT.

1t will be remembered that Hon.
Edward G.. Ryan, Chief Justice of the
Wisconsin Supreme Court, departed
this life on the 10Th ult.. his death
causing a vacancy on the Supreme
Bench. To fill the vacancy thus Oc-
casioned, Governor Smith, on Thurs
day last, appointed Associate Justice
Orsamus Cole. Judge Cole has been
a member of the Supreme Court fol
the past twenty-five years, during
which he has attained a wide reputa-
ton as an able jmist, and his promo
ton to the head of that judicial trihu-
nal of which he has long been 50 dis
tinguished member was eminently
fit and proper. The term for which
Judge Ryan was elected does not ex-
pire until the first Monday in Janua
1882. and at the judicial election to be
held next April a Chief Justice must
be elected for the residue of the pres
ent term. and also for the full term
of ten years commencing on the first
Monday of January. 1882. Judge Cole s
appointment holding only until a jul
dicial election shall have been held
From the fact that Judge Cole resign
ed an Associate Justiceship which
would not expire till 1890, to accept
the appointment of Chief Justice, we
infer that he will he a candidate fol
election to fill vacancy, and also for
Che full term as Chief Justice.
Upon his appointment as Chief JUS
tlce, Judge Cole resigned the position
Of Associate Justice to which in 1875
he was elected for term of ten years
and the vacancy oecasioned by suci
resignation was filed by the appoint
ment of Hon. John B. Cassoday, OF
Evansville. one of the foremost mem
hers Of the Wisconsin Bar. The pro
motion of Judge Cole necessitates the
election next April Of an Associate
Justice for the remainder of the tern
ending on the first Monday of January
$50. and as Nh Cassoday could hard
( ~ afford to lay aside his extensive Law
practice to serve but four OF fv'
months on the Supreme Bench he vii
doubtless be a candidate for election
to fin the balance of the term. Th
! supreme Court as now constituted i
As follows: Chief Justice, orsamu
Cole: Associate Justices, William Z
LYON. Harlow S. orion, David Taylo
and John B. Cassidy.
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and that the same be charged back to tn,
town of Martel
BRADLEY OWEN,
i n , WHITE Committee


On motion the report was adoptel /.
The Co Clerk presented tue reports of
the Road Committee appointed by the
Board Of Supervisors in Nov, 1879
On motion of Sup. Copp the reports
were laid on the table On motion of
Sup. Murphey it was ordered that the
compilation Of town laws furnished by
the State be distributed by the Regis
ter of Deeds as follows: 6 copies to
each town, viz: copy to each chair
man and town clerk, one copy to each
justice of the peace in the several
towns, and 10 copies to the City of
Prescott Board then adjourned un-
til A. NJ, Friday.
MORNING sEssION-4TH DAY.
Nov, u, 1880 Board met at s
o o'clock a. N. Rcll called; a full
Board present except Sup Hutchin-
son. journal Of yesterday read aud
approved The Chairman presented
a petition from G Fenton asking for
an abatement Of an illegal tax for the
year 1879 on the mel of the net Of
section T., township %, range as. On
motion Of Sup. Walsingham the re-
lief asked for in the petition was grant
ed Sup. Copp, chairman of the Com
mittec on Equalization, submitted the
following report Of that committee.
On motion of Sup Burnett the report
was accepted, and the same adopted
as the equalization for Pierce Co. for
1880.
Tabular Statement of Equalization as
adopted by the County Board of Supervis-
ors, 1880
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The labors of the Board Of State
Canvassers will be somewhat delayed
by reason of defective returns from
several counties. We hope to be able
to give a reliable summary of the vote
cast in Wisconsin in our next issue.
Five electoral tickets were supported
at the November Republi-
can, Democratic, Greenback, Tenn
perance and Anti-Masonlc. The vote
polled for the two last named is very
light, and our Greenback friends will
doubtless be very much surprised at
the comparatively small vote given.
Weaver probably will not exceed one
third that cast for Allis three years
ago, In a number of counties in the
State not single Greenback vote was
polled
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The fraud cry raised in New York by
the Democratic leaders for the pur-
pose of breaking the force of tie
grand Republican victory has practi-
cally subsidized, and those same Demo-
cratic leaders are now buSily engaged
in trying to keep themselves out of
States Prison for completely in the
forgery of General Garfeld's name.
Their own frauds are source of
much greater annoyance Just now
than those alleged by them to have
been perpetrated by their Republican
opponents.
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THE COUNTY BOARD.
Report of the Proceedings Of the
Pierce County Board Of
Supervisors.
Annual Session--188O-
ELLSWORTH. Nov. 9, 1850.

ELLSWORTH. Nov. 8, 1880
The County Board of Supervisors
Of Pierce County. Wisconsin, net az
the Court House in the village Of Els
worth, at two o'clock P. u.
The roll OF members as certified TO
the County Clerk was then called. and
the following members answered to
their names: Clifton, ] VI. Copp; Dia-
mond Bluff. A. G. Nero: Ellsworth,
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PREPARATIONS for the Inauguration
of President Garfield have already
been commenced. and the affair will
doubtless be conducted upon a very
elaborate scale.
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BOOT & SHOE STORE.

WADSWORTH & WEIGER Manufacturers
VI and dealer in Boots and Shoes, Gloves,
Kittens, Hosiery and every thing usually
kept in 6rsJ-class boot and shoe store, at the
lowest possible prices. Custom work spec
iaity. Repairing promptly and neatly done.
shop on Main Street irst door soutn Of Cam
er0n's bakery, River Falls. Wis. 2l-35
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In an editorial paragraph last week
where we were made to speak of Thur
man as being at the head of the Treas
ury Department. we wrote Sherman.
Thurman has no more show of sue
ceeding himself in the Senatorship
than he has of succeeding Hayes in
the Presidential chair. Ohio's next
Senator will probably be Foster or
Sherman. Let lis all hope that it will
not be Stanley Mathews.
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SOME Democratic papers are bowling
over the appointment of Cole as Chief
Justice and Cassidy as Associate.
The vote of Wisconsin during the
past two years would hardly justify
the appointment, by a Republican Gov
ernor, OF pronounced Democrat to
Supreme Court Judgeship.
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President GARFIELD VIII take his seat
unhampered by any entangling al
liances and can thus make up his list
of Cabinet officers independent of the
dictation of any ring. His large ex-
perienee in public life and keen OBJ
servations Of public meu viii enable
him to make tie best possible selec-
tinns.
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Dayton Mills.

This mill cont ins all The new and
machinery for Custom Work.
satisfaction guaranteed. A fairs
Of patronage is solicited. Soft
J. NJ. TozER, Lessee.
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PHOENIX, New YORK,
TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT, Hartford,


omptand honorable in adjustments Policies
omcetn Holmes Brsdsl Block
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The proprieiy of disbanding the
Democratic party has recently been a
subject of discussion among many
leading Democrats. The leading
Democrats of this State, however. 20
not take kindly to the proposition.
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The Republican party has been en-
trusted with grave responsibility
and it should be the constant aim of
all Republican officials to justify the
expectations Of the people.
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f FITZGERALD,
j. NJ BAILEY, Committee.
Il RIrRNETT.

II. bURNEII,
Sup. White moved that the report
be laid on the table; carried. The
bills of the Road Committee appointed
by the Board of Supervisors of 1879
for services of such committee having
been referred to the Board by the Au-
diting Committee were allowed as fol
lows: Bill Of David Scott allowed,
S13: bill az Adam Brown allowed, 81;
bill of G II. Akers allowed, 81. On
motion of Sup. Walsingham the Chair
man was authorized to sign an order
for $500 in favor of 3 Ballard, allow
ed by the Board of Supervisors of1S19,
but for which no county order was
drawn. Sup. Walsingham offered the
following resolution:
Ee 1t resolved by the County Board of
Supervisors of Pierce County, that on and
otter Jan l. 1880, all bridges in said county
exceeding . feet IN length be built, main
tanned and repaired at the expense of said
Pierce County, and that such building, main
tanning and repairing he done by and under
the direction OF the County Board Of Super
visors, or a duly appointed committee there
Of JAMES WALsISGHAM
Sup. Murphy moved 70 lay the same
on the table; carried. Sup. Bailey
offered the following resolution:
Resolved, that there be appropriated the
SIM. of twenty-five dc lars to be placed IN the
hands of the clerk of the board for the pur
pose Of making suitable changes in the
vault of the Jail, for better ventilation, and
for greater safety in retaining prisoners, and
for a purchase Of two dozen spitoons to be
placed in the court room, } NJ BAILEY.
On motion the resolution was adopt
ed. Sup. Bailey offered the following:
Resolved that the Chairman of the Board
/ OF Supervisors and the Clerk of the Board
are hereby authorized and empowered to
negotiate a loan 10 behalf and for the use Of
the county, 10 the sum of fifteen hundred
/ dollars for the time OF ninety days-time to
| commence the 18Th day of Dec 1880; said
money TO be placed in the hands Of the
| County Treasurer for general disbursement
| 10 paying demands against the county.
JIM BAILEY.
| Adopted. Sup. Burnett offered the
following;
/ Resolved by the County Board Of SuDer
visors OF Pierce Comfy, that the County
Clerk be authorized to purchase all wooc
/ needed for use at the County Offices, Cour
I House and Jail at the lowest cash price, snt
draw orders on the County Treasurer t
pay for the same
Adopted Board then adjourned 4
o'clock SATURDAY. morniu@
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board met at | O'Clock p. NJ. Roll
called. A full Board present except
Sup. Hutchinson. Sup. Copp moved
the appointment of committee of
three to investigate the alleged over
assessment Of Nels Necklasson, Of the
town of Clifton; carried The Chair
man appointed as such committee Sups,
Copp, Nero and White. Board then
adjourned to s o'clock Thursday
morning.
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MORNING SESSION--2D DAY.
Nov. 10, 1880 Board met at s
o'clock A. NJ. Roll called. A full
Board present except Sup. Hutchinson.
Journal of yesterdays session read and
approved The Chairman announced
the following named supervisors as the
committee to examine the bonds Of the
county officers: Sups. Fitzgerald, Kin
ney, and Nero. Board then adjourn
ed until | p. NJ.
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We certify the foregoing to be the equal
ization of ali the real and personal property
in the several towns and City of Prescott in
the County of Pierce Tor tie year 1880 as
made by the Board Of Supervisors of SAID
county at the annual session, Nov, 1873