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FINE WHEAT.

Mr.. o. G. Beamguard has shown US some
samples of wheat taken from one of his fields,
which were very fine indeed. The heads
were we'll filled, and one of them measured s.!
inches in length. 1t is of the beardless varie.
ty, the seeds of which were received from the
Agricultural Department at Washington
but he does not remember by what name the
wheat is designated.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-06-16

We regret to learn of the. death Of Mrs.
Sallie O. Clawson, wife Of Dr. G. L. Clawson,
which occurred at her home in the town of
Chester, on Saturday last, after long and
painful illness. Mrs. Clawson was the daugh.
ter Of Colonel Thomas Williams, was born
in Yorkville on the 18th of May, 1928, and
was consequently 5S years and % days old.
The funeral discourse was delivered by Rev.
L. A. johnson at the Methodist Church in
Chester, on Sunday, and the remains were in.
tered at Evergreen Cemetery, large assem-
blage of people being present.
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has been along the line arranging for the pur-
chase of stills, etc. The management of work
on this road is certainly creditable to its
officers. AS to the progress Of that portion Of
the line between Greensboro and Mount
Airy, we learn that Col. L. G. Jones, Superin-
tendent, has at work lat hands, and that
there are 13 miles to grade between Walnut
Cove and Greensboro. Seven miles of the
distance will be tolerably heavy grading, but
on the remaining six miles the present force
will grade one mile per day.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-06-16

these counties having been favored with rain.
In Marion, Marlboro and Darlington coun-
ties rain has been abundant. In the western
part of the State the crops have had sufficient
rain, and the prospect is more cheering.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
ymm,gra,icp s,atiRtisg,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The Chief OF
the Bureau of Statistics furnishes the
following information in regard to i'm
migration There arrived in the ports
OF Baltimore, Boston, Detroit, Port Hu-
ron, New Bedford, New Orleans, New
York, Rastport, Philadelphia and San
Francisco, during the month ended De-
cember 81, 1880, Is 87S passengers, Of
when 23,90l we're immigrants, 1886
citizens OF the United States returned
from abroad, and 742 aliens not intend,
ing to reside in the United States. OF
this tOtsl number Of immigrants there
arrived from Rpkland and Wales 3, ,467,
Scotland T31, Ireland 1874, Germany
q, $40, Austria 904, Sweden, 1872, Nor
way ST., Denmark 225, France 3S8,
Switzerland $40, the Netherlands l56,
Italy l,4S9, Russia 22l, Poland IS,
Hungary 100, the Dominion of Canada
3,C54, China 270, Australia 90, and
from all other countries 40. The mum.
Der Of immigrants arrived at the above
mentioned ports during the six mouths
ended Deoembsr 81, 1880, was as fol-.
lows: From the Dominion of Canada
72,Sl2, Germany 1904, England and
Wales 80, ,547, Ireland rs, ,j2S, Scotland,
7274, Chiss 2,66G, and from all other
countries G9,9l2.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Luck Of n Chieago BrOker.

In the hearing of newspaper Ie'
porter, the following WAS latsly related
by Lewis Ii. O. Conor, Bsq., whose oiice
Ia located at No. % Washington stre ct,
Chicago, as sn evidence of special good
fortune: ~ have been suffering" said
Mr.. O'Conof, "for q number OF weeks
with a severe pain in my back, believed
to be from the Effects Of a cold contract.
cd while on the lakes. I had been pre-
scribed for by several OF our physicians
and used various remedies. Three days
ago abandoned them all and bought
bottle OF st. Jacobs Oil, applied it at
night before retiring, and today feel
like new man. experienced almost
instant relief and now feel no pain
whatever. must express my thank
fuluess for the invention and manufGG-
ture OF such 3 splendid medicine, and
shall esteem it duty, privilege and
pleasure to recommend 1t in the fnture
.or similar ailments.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
SPECIAL MENTION.
Or. HimrAs' white PDlmOHie
BAiSAIIs,

he famous lung remedy, splendid fol
sore throat, prompt in hoarseness, sure
in Group, certain in blood splitting
will come nearer to ouriHg consumption
than any other remedy, aud will posi-
lively prever: it il used in time. J0c
and 81. Sold by best dealers and a
main depot, 4th and King; Phila., 60!
Arch st. BALTIC, los Baltimore 81.
Flour, FlOur, Flour.
Having the agency for VIM. g. Pen
|nypacker x Co.'s choice Patent anC
Family Flours, | am nov prepared tt
offer the trade an inducement that can
no, be had elsewhere. Call and b<
convinced. No. 2 West Tenth street.
POIataes and FrnitB.
N. L. Januey's, 303 King street, il
the sure place to get your potatoes
guaranteed clear Of frost. Prime stock
Of all varieties. A special lot Of pots
toes for bakers use. Apples and frui
OF all kinds at reasonable prices.
su,terley & Sawyer, 302 Market st.,
are still taking doz IN f1ns card photo,
graphs for $3.50 or 7 for $l.00, and ]
large 8xl0 for $l.O0. No extra obargt
for children. They guarantee entire
salts faction. Call and see them.
Grams Fluid Lightning aud Pixies
Toothache Drops will cure tooth ache IN
two minutes. Fer sale by Taylor Il
Fullerton, Druggists aud Apothecaries,
302 King street.
Have you sc obstinate and annoying
cough ! Try Hsrtman's Tar and Wild
Cherry Pector2l, 1t will relieve yon
at ouoe. Fifth and Poplsr streets.
A sure cure for coughs and colds
Try "DomestiO Cough Syrup" at Yves
End Pharmacy, Seventh and Jefferson
streets.
Something Nsw Durham Plug,
grand, noble and mellow chew, knock.
ing EsbeCca higher than kite. Chap
man, sole agent, 4th and Shipley sts.
The twin Spring Bea,
elastic, dursbls, cheap SO to 81; cash
or weekly payments. l2l Market st.
New gravel and plastic slate roo S
put on and repaired by Il. Mitchell,
IT,, 80 West Front street
Su.terley d Sawyer, 302 Marketstreet
are still copying old pictures to every
sizs at very low prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Visiting kiFeRlon

The Fame Hose Company met last
night and organized an excursion as
sociation with o view to making a trip
westward as far as Harrisburg and pos
sibly further. The following officers
were elected;
Presidept-John Hubert.
SeCrotary-P. +. Houpeman.
Treasurer-L. Grimes.
Committee on Arrangements-E, A.
Robinson, William Blake, Leighton
Grimes, John Hubert and James J.
Riley.
Committee on Rules and Regulations
james J. Riley, 4. a. Robinson, and
Vim. II. Whiteraft.
There will b. another meeting on
Tuesday night next.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
eOaTEsTEN SEAT IN CONGRESS-
A Report In Favor ofthe Demo
cratic AspiFans, AlEbOagB his
Opponent Was Really Elected.

WAsAUeT0E, Jan. ZJ-Ih9 contested
election case of YeaIes against Martin
o. the lst North Carolina District, was
reported to the Ht .se of Representa-
tives to-day. The majority report re,
oommends the seating OF Yeatss, the
Democratic contestant"
The Republican members Of the COM
mittee unite in report declaring
that Martin was elected and is entitled
to retain his seat. The majority for
Ysa,es, according to Democratic nathe
mates, is lk6, although several Of the
Democratic members Of the committee
admits that il is only %. 70 reach
this result the Democrats have been
com pelled to throw out l0s votes cast
at Mary Hill precinct, Berthe coEnty,
because those ballots bore a "dis.in
gushing mark.
This mark consisted Of the words
Republican ticket" printed on the
face of tho ballots, where il could not
be seen when they were folded. The
Testimony shows that 0ae ). b. Martin,
Democrat, who 6gures ss Yaate's at,
torney i'll this CASE, caused these ballots
to be printed, aud that lie distributed
them among Republican voters. Then
ne induced the judges o. elections Ia
ject them.
If these ballots had bDen admitted by
the Blection Committee, tBsTs must
lhaye been q report in Mariin's favor,
because majority Of the committee il
unable By any process to make Yss:es'
majority more than 92.
The testimony also establishes the
fact that in number OF strong Repub-
licsA precincts where the registers
were Democrats, the polls were moi
opened until Htte. the hour required by
Law.
This delay was caused by the regis,
ters, who were careful 10 appoint az
election judges men who refused tC
serve. Other appointments had to be
made, aud thus tme was consumed.
ALI the ballots from these precincts,
every one of Which gave Z Republican
majority, were thrown out and not
counted. By this ingenious method
the voters OF several stroEg Republican
precincts we're disirauchistd altogether
Other testimony shows that nearly
every device short Of intimidation and
violence was resorted 70 TO thwart th'
will Of q majority Of the voters Of tht
list North Carolina District, and to sf
ford Mr. Yeates ground Of contest.
Mr.. Yeates appeals to the sympathy
of Congress-, aud demands a seat in
that body partly on the ground that h'
| ia in s.raightened circumstances anC
needs the salary OF Congressman
The case is likely to evoke a long dis
cussiou in the House before it is deeid
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Or, Fowler,

Dr.. c. &. Fowler opens the "Dia-
mond Course" tonight, with his favor.
ite lecture "Great deeds ofGFeat men. "
The reputation both Of the speaker
and his lecture fully warrants the ex-
pectation OF surprising eloq hence and
grand ideas. He is the rival Of Cough
upon the Diamond course programme
and is accustomed 10 sway his sudiencs
with every emotion at his will. An
effort, rich in humor as well as in
depth of thought, and abounding in
both of thought and express
sion, will fully repay every one who
hears him. The speaker will be intya
aac5d by. Rev. Lafayette Marks, D. D,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Hts Greatest Friend.

DR.. Brovning's C. 4 c. Cordial is
the greatest friend ever known to The
consumpiive, because 1t RAPIDLY cures
every cold, which, II permitted to run
its course, would speedily destroy life.
1t also reduces that continuous infam.
nation whic.A. causes suoh fearful de.
struction of the substance of the lungs.
For sale by all druggists. Price Soc
w. Champion Browning, Prop'r., III
| Arch street, Phila., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
The w Weather.

War Department, Office OF the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Jan. III
a. m.
Indications foY ThursdaY-For the
Middle States, soG:hwesterly to north
westerly winds, colder and partly
cloudy weather, and stationary or ris-
ing barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

telephone poles, with sundry amend
mants. (Tbe amendments confne the
bill to telegraph poles.)
An act relating t,the ext.ao.f$T OF
corporation mortgages from taxation.
The House jolDt resolution relsllng
to the State Temperance alliance was
laid over until 70. morrow.
The House bill relating To- bitches
was favorably reported but considera
ton postponed until Friday.
A bill relating to Stock law in School
District As Sussex County was intro
dueed aud read.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Yax-Pnyers' meeting.

A meeting ef the taxpayers OF Mil
Greek, White Clay Geek and Ps1ca-
der hundreds will be held in the Ex-
change Building, in Newark, on Dat
urday evening next, the 19!h instant'
The questions named for discussion are;
Frst-"Are the present methods oi
raising county, road, poor and school
taxes, jus; TO all tax payersF" Second
Would the funding Of the State debt
lessen the taxes OF the psopl-i" A
general invitation is extended to all tc
be resent.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
NEW ADVERTEsEMEETs.
D EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFkICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan. "A,

REGISTERS OFk1CE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan. "a, 1851.
Upon the application Of John P. Wales,
Executor Of Elizabeth Rowe. late of
WILMINGTON Hundred, in said county,
deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the KegIster that the Executor afore-
said give notice Of granting of letters
Testamentary upon the estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof, BY
causing advertisements TO be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters in six
OF the most public places Of the county oil New
Castle, requiring al persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same, or
sbide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
DAILY REFURLICAH, q newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein thrse weeks, (e.o-d.
~, GiYen under the hand and Seal
L. s, of office OF the Register Aforesaid at
~ New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, The day and year above written.
), 9. BlGGS, Register.
NcTTcE-AN persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Executor on or
before IN. -, 1862, or sbide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided.
JOHN p. WALES, M. D.. Executor.
Address w ilmingtOn, Del. IZy
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
rna .washx,." RAaonttnn.

The Washington StesT Fire Rngint
and Hook and Ladder Company, No. Z
will give its forty-frst annual reception
on Tuesday evening, February 22i, in
the auditorium of the Opera House
Tickets 81 so. The oficera will be
Secretary, John c. Sasss, Gr.; treasur.
er, Il Il. Singles master OF ceremo-
mics, William II. Baker; floor manager,
Charles A. Bourbon; assistants, James
N. Ailburn, Wm. &, Bowen, William
T. Lincoln, Wm. II. Jones; reception
committee, VIM. Vandenbraak, J. W.
Grow, Charles A, Bourbon, William Il.
Bowen, James NJ. Thomas; committee
Of arrangements, Lewis Sasse, John T..
West, Samuel b. Virtue, II. Vsnden-
brGak, Evitt Wells, Theo. Jones, lanes
II. Yates, ThoH. WEIGH, GEO. Il. Leeeh I,
VIM. Hanna, Chas. Z Evans, VIM. S.
Davis, George w. Sasse, J. L. Comegys,
WIN. McFadden, James NJ. Dicksrson,
J. Mcbride, VIM. Il. Hyatt, Henry Carr,
Chas. c. Bush. Wm. c. HollingswOith,
A. A. Wilson, John Jackson, Samuel
Curlett, Thos. Donnellv, J. II. Bricks,
J. Kelly, J. h. Hyatt, WIN. II. Bailey,
James B. Tucker.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Ataaon llI .k'nf1.

The unbiased opinions OF some of the
most intelligent medical men in this
country and Europs support The state
meEt that Kidney Wort is the greatest
discovery yet for curing kidney and
liver troIbles, piles and constipation.
1t acts on both kidneys and bowels at
the same time and thus eleanses the
whole sYstem,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
A S'nrf,

70 all who are Fui'erng from the errors and
ndtscre.ions tt youth, nervous welkneSs,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., will send
YOU recipe that will cure you FREE OF
UHARGE. This great remedy was dIscov.
red by missionary In South America.
Seud a self addressed envelope to the Rev.
JosBrH 7. lNHAS, Station L., New YORK
tty. 4lbiyw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Peculiar Merits.

The peculiar merits OF Fellows Hy'
pophosphiteB are
Pirst-Unique harmony Of ipgredi'
euts suitable 10 the requirements o.
diseased sloOd.
Seeond.-Slightly alkaline reaction,
rendering it acceptable to almost every
stomach.
Third-Its agreeable favor and con
venient form az Strip.
Fourth--lts harmlssenes5 under pro
lOnged use.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

When one knows good thing it
should be told and we do know from
ex I erience that Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup
is the best remedy for coughs and colds
We ever used. /, only costs % cents a
bottle.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
lthI Of Sales.

The following is list Of sales taken by l.
". 3tidham Il Son:
Feb. 10, Amss W. House. Chadds' Ford, Pa.
II, +. W. Clement, Carlst!aaa Hid.
II, Eugene RoSsrs, New Jastle Hi.
70 Philip h. OZARK, Z" /"
~, N. Spence. Chrlstiana Hid.
"a, John Laushoat, Brandywlne Hid.
%, Anna HoOpes, -
IS, haylatt Property, Mill Greek HID.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
srate of the thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Thursday
morning, Jan. 27:
I O'Clock, 10 o'clock, u o'clock
40 200 24a
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
MOST UsPORTuEACg.

Bailie AcSqrsv 10 Smith, who Is or
Q short visit to tho NJrtb)-"An' vha'
are ye doen't tomorrow NIGHT kestei
SMITH"
Sniith-"To morrov. Oh nothing
particular, I'ye no engagement"
Bsilie--"Au' the next nich''
Snith-"Ah! on Friday I've prom
iisd to dina with Browne"
BailIe--"Man, that's = Getty a"
was gam = Susk ye to TAX yer den
ner wi us O. friday"
wHERR 1ns COLD COMBS PROM.
Jericho Smith, chairman o' the Com
mittee on Popular Science and Natural
Philosophy In tne Line Kiln Club. an
nounced tha. his monthly report was
ready. His committee had been asked
to investigate the origin of the polar
waves which sweep across the country
during the winter at stated intervals.
They had consulted all convenient aa
thoritiss, and would report as follows
"We am satisfied dat de cold begins
somewhsr' but de exact pint no man
kin nnd out. De spot on which II
starts vrows colder an colder, an bims
BY, when It gets SO sll.hrsd cold da'
whisky would freeze in ten ticks OF de
clock, streaks OBJ weather scoOt OF dis
way an dat, an keep grownin' an 90,
In till dey reach Chicago, Detroit,
Buffalo an all odder big placea. Dit
a,n de theory OF de majority Of dis com
uittse. De minority, composed o.
Brudder Hemlock Jsnes, wishes ne t
report dat it am his candid opinyur
dat polar waves am de result OF vino
blown ober stone walks an aroun' d.
oo'ners Of brick buIdin's."
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
RHG sCPBRvss0 Is PAY.
rive HnH3sSo HGEG Tsn Do,,ars
Dae tne snpervtsoRs OF RIee,,o.

| FhVe RHH6s1e bGEG Ten DOliars
Dae tne snpeFvIsoRs OF Election,
Uuit'd Ststes' Supervisors OF Rsgis-
tra,ioB and Election made affidavit be-
fore Chief Supervisor Valentine last
night as to toe number of days they
h&d been employed so that he NAV
make hts demands to the Attorney
General for taeir pay. The law pro-
Vides that in no case can supervisor
claim more than $50, that being ten
dsys' pay at toe rate Of So per day.
The highest claimants were John Akin
and Constable Nsary, each puttiug in
for fifteen days.
The persons applying last evening
numbered twenty three. The names,
the amounts applied for and the political
complexion Of each officer are given be
low:
Edmund Provost. R. $40
Joshua L. Simms, D. 10
Wm. Stilley, D. 10
George NJ. Pike, D. 30
Patrick Neary, d. so
Wm, Fl. Brady, D. Is
BENZ. s. Clark. R. 10
John Akin, D. As
Charles PoiDsett, r. Is
David Woolman, R. Is
Thomas N. OEle, D. Is
Job Il. Pearos, D. 10
James +. Ball, D. As
Samuel C. Pearcs, D. 25
VIM. Il. Gvifin, r. 10
Robert G. Frsln, R. Is
4. G. Sipple, r. 10
Gilpin B. Underwood, f. 30
Lsig hton CIR mes, r. 80
Alonzo T. Christy, R. 80
Henry B. Morrow, D. 10
". II. Rudolph, R. Is
G. W. Todd, R. IS
Total $50
The Supervisors Of Registration for
the country districts have not yet been
notified to appear aud make affidavit as
to the time they were employed, but
they will likely be called upon before
long.
1t is quite possible that there may be
considerable delay in the payment of
the mouey, as 1t all depends upon how
SOON Congress makes an appropriation
for the purpose.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

WYANTED.- A SECOND OK THIRD
w st'rs loom; one in South Wilmington
preferred. adtits9, ttating reot, h., RK.
PUBLICAN omfe. Jan27t2t
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

INOK RENT.-A LARGE ROUM SUIT
Il able for shop, situated in the third
story OF the bntldtng 7i6 Shipley street; rent
low. Apply 4a3 Market street.
;an27 tt q. ID. CLELAND.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

ENOH RENF-A GOOD FRAME HOUSE
IL on the Lancaster road, q short dis
tance west Of Union Avenue.
JOHN K. TATUM,
lan27-t6tdltw Wilmington Pos: Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

EN0R RENT.-THE HOUSE NO. 5G4 W.
Second street. ii eOntalus a store and
six rooms good location foT boarding house.
inquire next door, (Jos) 0! OF n. CLANCY,
Rising Sun. lan21tdt
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27

Bls0 fer rent an old established grocery
store and new fixtures, doing o large bust
ness, at Second and King Apply early,
DE. MORRlsON,
500 W. Eighth street during evening, aud
second and King duriug day. jan27.st
Daily Republican., 1881-01-27
Poss essing q Tendency
&usse one 20 Smile.
N sTAEp widow.

II Free Press says Jua
block yesterday forenoon
&irtesn men and one womar
window Of the post oihcs
leu had letters TO post tol
brains. The woman hat
b up in q blue match. bog
first, and she held thu
her head In the window
Es on the shelf.
lch q place in this Ooun
snd 2" she began.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-11
Barnet.

Barnet.
John SOmers who has been an invalid
for good many years, died at West
Barnet March 6. He was kindly cared
for by his brother, VIM. L. Somers.
The WOman's c. T. Union give an
entertainment at the town hall this
week Saturday evening.
The women of the town presented a
petition with some $50 names, asking
that the town purchase some place fol
a home for the poor. The town, acting
upon an article in the warning bearing
upon that subject, "VOted, to pass ovel
the article, with an amendment that
the selectmen and overseer be appoint
ed to ascertain the best method of tax
ing care of the paupers, and report al
the annual March meeting, 1922
Elected A. c. Richie school supt. ant
excused him from visiting school.
throughout the town" 1t is usually un.
derstood that the statute points
out the duties of officers, and in som,
cases if the duties are not compiled
with in relation to schools, the Office il
vacated and public money withheld.
DR.. Celley is about to move into thu
parsonage. 1t is not understood tina
he has changed his profession. Th'
Rev. Mr.. Gates is engaged for the yea
to supply the pulpit.
Mr.. Merchant has just received ;
pension with some $500 back pay, ant
has bought the. Trussell house. Mr.
Trussell has moved into the NJ. d
Brock house. There are some NOR
waiting for pensions. When the APP
plieations are all granted it has beeI
suggested that our town be called Pen
sion town.
Robert Gilkerson of Illinois, who ha
been on visit here, started Monday 70
his home. He took along Lycurgu
Gilfillan, whom he has employed.
Fred Hoyt and Jessie Abbott inten,
to start for Iowa next Tuesday.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1881-03-11
Town Officers for 1881.

Observation-Disclosures, Geo. w. New
ball ; town clerk, p. II. Graves select
men, p. Ii. Graves, p. w. Russell, Z.
w. Church E; constable, Chas. Lowell
listers, Geo. w. Newhall, Milo Jenkins,
H. II. Rauney auditors, Ira Noyes, J.
W. GOrham, G.. A. Leach overseer, ID.
). Young; town agent, E. w. Church
supt., Russell Risley. For commission
er VIM. p. Houghton 9, e. L. Morrill, G.
Voted to have liquor agent in town.
WATERFORD. - Moderator, j. w.
Stoddard clerk and treas, L. 5. Free
man; selectmen, W. c. Hill, NJ. l..
Green, Chas. Ross listers, G. G. Wins
low, 5. p. Moulton, Calvin Brown
overseer, Lorenzo Green agent, John
HOughton supt., w. G. Stiles consta-
BILE aud col, Ira G. Smith. Money rails
ed, Sl450. Com, VIM. p Houghtou
IA; c. l.. Morrill, l.
Observation-Disclosures, D. Trull clerk
Theron Bell; selectmen, j. Humphrey
VI. W. Stoddard, John A. Fyler; treas.
T. Bell Overseer, SC. T. A. Humphrey
constable and COL, Uri Burt; listers
David Trull, c. T. A. Humphrey, JESSE
Marshall auditors, Chas. A. Harris
Abel Brown, Kavid Coe grand Jurors
Abel Brown, Chas. A. Harris agent
c. +. A. Humphrey; supt., j. p. Otis
II marriages, ii births, % deaths.
SUTToN.-MOderator \. X. Camp
bell; clerk, J. f. Willard selectmen
VI. A. Taft, c. w. Wiley, VIM. r
Roundy treas, NJ. A. Campbell over
seer, r. Ellis constable and col, Chas
Willard; listers, n. X. Campbell, Sila
Roundy, B. NJ. r. Wiley; auditors
Harlow Esterbrooks, NJ. A. Campbell
S. 5. Dowd; grand juror, Harlow Es
Textbooks; agent, J. E. Willard supt
Ida Anger. Raised 60 cents on dolla
of grand list fol- town expenses. 6 mar
riages, ii births, 10 deaths.
] Observation-Disclosures, B. F. Cham