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Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
FOURTH EDITION.
NEW CASTLE CAMP FIRE.
The Veterans talk over old Times
while PartakinK OF Army Fare
Pork and Benns.

while Partakinx OF Army Fare
Pork and Beans.
On Saturday evening Captain Evan
S. Watson Post, No i, q. A. r. held an
open camp fire, AT which they had tor
visitors about $50 mem bers from Smyth
and Dupont Posts of this city and large
delegations from Post No 9, Nil Creek
Hundred aud Post 80 of Pennsgrove,
New Jersey, The Wilmington delega.
ton went over in a special train, and
were met at the depot by Captain Il. $.
Watson Post, and the Pennsgrove and
Mill Creek delegations, and the whole
led by the FIRST Regiment Band, ofthis
city, formed in line as follows and
marched through the principal streets
of the city;
Chief Marshal Martin and aids First
Regiment Band; Commander James A.
Price and Adiutant JOS. Il. Robertson;
Department Commander W. S. Ne Nair,
accompanied by Assistant Inspector
General John Wainwright, Of the
National staff, ana Qnartermaster Gen
eral Gormiey, Chaplain Nanllorn, Coun-
Gil of Administration Riley, Aides-de-
Camp Carroll and llirst, Assistant In.
spectors Ridings and Noshell, and Post
Commander Mcdowell, of the Depart
ment staff.
These were followed by Post No. 3,
Of New Castle, ana Camp Mo- Sons Of
Veterans; Post No. /, Senior Vice Com.
mander Smith commanding; Post No, >
Commander +. II. Gregg commanding;
Post No. y, Commander Burkingh2u;
l.,~ ma f1,.,.t
ed Rank of the X, ofP.
Many brilliant Examinations and dis
plays of fireworks greeted the veterans,
their sons and their escorts on the line
Of march. Among other itiuminatlons
the office of the Star twiukled and
sparkled with brilliant jets ut light,
,qualicd oIy by the hrilliaucy OF the
Star itself Arilv,ng at rhr Town Hail
ranks were broken, the commanders Of
The respective Posts OF the X. ut T.,
Rev. Dr.. Bris'or, Editor WhiteloCk ana
other invited guests were invited
to seat on the platform The Han
was very tnstetuIly decorated and tht
inevitable cam, fire over VIII ch hung
and simuered the camp-kett!e, threw
out cheerful light.
COMMANDER lrlGe WtlcCW inca tlle NlSl
tors in IL nea, speech, and was followed
by the Rev. DR.. iri1tor. He was fol
lowed by Inspector General
Vain wright, Commander Gregg and
and Post Commander DeGroit, OF Penns-
grove, n. j.
Department Commander McNair be-
ing introduced amid the savory odors
o. bean soup coming from the cooking
department eloluently set forth the OBJ
jcct of the &. A, Il Other as!e ad
dresses were made 10y Surgeon keabIes
and editor Nhitelock, aud Comrade
Drnkker gave them comic soEg.
After this the guests wore escorted to a
bounUi!ully spread table, where the
supply of pork, bean soup, hard tack
and coffee awaited them, and to which
the boys did ample Justice in true army
style. An hour of free and easy fun
followed. Comrades O'Connor, Hahns,
Whlteman. Noshell, Litzenberg, Pick
lis and others contributed to the mu
steal enjoyment Before leaving the
Department Commander was presented
with beautiful iron cane. After an
evening Of rea. enjoyment the visitors
were escorted to the depot and arrived
At h0Mc at ten minutes before Sunday
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
wilmington Land Leay,.

1he Wilmington branch Of III.
Land League held an enthusiast,
ing yesterday Afternoon in thu w.
the Ancient Order Of liibrrni,n,
liam Stewart in the char nl
large number OF persons signed M
and became members. ,IyDp p h
hne, presented a letter from N.
Editor OF the Irish World N.v
stating that I. =. O'Gonucr, fbs
agitator. would speak in this dI
Monday evening, November n
committee Of arrangements ior,h4 !
ing WAS appointed AID it VA, al
solved 10 invite Co.oueis ,Joyral
Schnyler Of Baltimore TO be p,rs1
the meeting ami deliver addressed
Styera, speakers trom p.iala}
1t IS said will ais, In" present and h
agreed that - cents admission n
be charged. Il wa resolved ,,or
4 branch of the Land l.naepp In
ward III the city. Il, 3, Mculol.
dressed the meetiUs drnomcla.l
vigorous manner the whole aul
system. He said he was opp,,
lords OF all kinds, whether lorisofl
lords of labor, lord, of railroads Or
OF nonopoIies. The League tbed
iourned until Sunday afternoon Nd
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
Attend Prof. Crabb's night school.
Death OF M(tlcrEytllAn n.

Rev. ). Il. Ma.idux, of the Philadel-
phia Methodist Episcopal Conference,
died AT his residence, in Cnrster, Tues
day afternoon, III the Nd,year Of his
age He had been Il sufferer for four
years from Il disease which about a
year ago developed inSo liberation of
the bowels, and which confined him
almost exclusively to his room for the
latter period and was finally the cause
of Geath. Dlr, MadduX had been about
.irty-two years III the ministry, dur
lag which time he had held several im.
portant charges, among them being
Haynes Street Church, Germantown,
Wharton Streetand sanctuary churches
and Chester and the Chestnut Hi
churches, at which latter he was pastor
when his illness assumed Il serious
phase. He was also pastor at one ti'Le
OF one Of the Methodist churches in
this city. His funeral took place last
Friday and was largely attended by
friends and relatives.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
BAItilnOre'y MuuiCipai Elecli(

The municipal election i'll Baltn1
Md, will be held on " edneSday
Senator William riGkney Whyes
only candidate thus far named
Mayor, and the Hon. james l.. b
the only one for Judge Of the Colt
Appeals. The election for the iat'e
to ill a vacancy caused by Judge
tolls own resignatiOn-he having
induced by the petition OF eaP
members of the Bar OF all poIitCaI
ties to take that step in order lAa'
services might he Retained upon
bench. Had he held over unit bis
had expired he would have been
the constitutional age. Now, al'e|
reelection, the Legislature can F'1
his disability.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

Sarah Newlin, in the sd year of her ago.
Friends are re. pectfully invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence, 6lt " est
7th street, 10 Leave the house at 8 o'ciocs, D.
m., on 4tL day, the goth inst, I
the 22d inst, Mrs.
Mary A. Gottwerth, wife of Charles Gstt-
werth, In the Both year of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi.
ted to att end her funeral from the residence
of her husband, 700 Wet 7th street, On W ed.
nesday afternoon, at 8 o'clock. Services at
the house at 2.30 o'clock. I
KIMBLE-On the 23d inst, Geo. H. Kimble,
In the 18th year tf his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vi,ed to n lend hi. funeral from the residence
Of his mOtner NO. 6l2 Shipley street, on Wed.
pesday afteraOon, at 2O'clOok. lnterment at
" ilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
AADury NJ. !. Society.

Tie following question will be de.
bltrG AZ The ,neeting Of the Asbury
Mntutl Improvement Society this evea-
iNg:
Resolved, That Columbus deserve,
more credit for discovering America
than Washington for defending it. 1t
will he supported in the affirmative by
David A. Powell and Harry Devainger
and in tne negative by William W.
Sharp. There will he select readings
by Miss Laura A Heisler, Miss Mary
Brown and Miss Maggie Stocktell aud
the exercises with be interpreted with
music, The public are cordially invited
to be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
A II Y lsiured.

Edwin Hollingsworth, IiVlhs
Shipley street above Third, was ~ v
ly Injured on Saturday morning '
playing around the building ocVS
by the Kent Iron and Hardware
pany he grabbed hold OF OI@.|
fall arrangement in the ale! ".
tween the buildings for thepll
swinging, when he missed Dis uvI
slide down the rope, the HOOK a
to the end of the same catchiasW
in the tleshy part OF one OF MS ".
lacerating it pretty badly. he Wa VI
veyed to his home and medical a1u
summoned. His injuries are cOp'
ell very dangerous.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
AuUuIucky lad.

On Saturday afternoon, W ',nnt, ai,V
while up a tree gathering "a want t
to the ground a distance o''.arnally o'
ty feet, injuring himself lntasu"st issu"e
was conveyed to the TT resl'o",y III .tree
parents No. 605 West liiifu The b,
Dr, Bullock summoned; lnv not +
only ten years old and mas ;, q ar't Ms
life, it is hoped however 'n"'
dent will not prove fatal
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
u>hos SaVlnX.

The demand of the people ;suav. ,Ua
Ter method of preparing klah1s Is tbe
has induced the proPrie.au;,sst,s sts. v
known wholesale drugsiis,s,, "s,or,
Richardson & Co., of BIia,"sitr ,inuii fol
to prepare IL for sale II t. '.a saves al
well as in dry form. ~ : sn' r. il ed,
labor Of preparing, and a.! as sanv a. " pei pei
efficient il is preferred by syua asNs svserys E
kidney. Wort always a,ns,,v. anu
proves itself a perfect re'ne'y.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
Removed 10 MS sisters

James A. Bacon, the lnJureH ', ',
man from the Wilmington y s"'. s".
Railroad, who had his arm IRAN IL. 4
and was taken to the Alll'I
Hospital, was removed from .h"y ",
tuition yesterday to the bone "a r
Melvin, his sister, at 4o' h's' .ns
street. He was taken 10 'no n,
house first because nobody seelil' hn
know him, and uot because NJ NJ na, "a,
friends and was not aple " P''
Wly
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

Work in the Joiner Shop, of the Har-
Ian 4 HoilingSworth Co.'S. works has
been su pended ior day or two, in
order that repairs may be made to the
boiler. This throws "a large number Of
men out of work for n day or two, but
as this is necessary to the safety OF the
workmcn, they offer no protest.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
new All sERTIsEMgNIS.

NOTiNE-l. EDWARD MclNALI., III +
~ owne- Of the within mentioned preui
Sc, do hereby give noi g thlt shall am g
to The honorable .lud eS of the t'0ur, of (fer.
eral Sessions e the Peace AID Jail elIvery
OF the state o hclowne, in and Tor New Caa.
tie county, on NJ onddy. he 2lst day Ct no.
mbcr, A. II 1881 hti' L the first day of the
November term Of the rard court, for a license
10 keep an Inn Or tavern at the north.
cas-, corner q Third aud Market streets. in
the Fourth Ward OF the city of Wilmington,
State Of Delaware, New Castle county. ana
to Scti Intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart. to be drank on the premises
and hetfuilcwing respectable citizens, resi-
dents of the said ward, recommend the said
application to VT:
b. G. Pearce. Neil Gormloy,
John J. teRe7, ID. A. AcCullin.
a. simmons. geo. trtip.
f i. Wright, Chayles Thomns
h. Felihlmcr, lanes Parker,
Leon s'aphlr, S. N. Smeltz.
Edward Hearn, John Hanson,
Angus. nWeges. VIM 5. Miller.
John y. kurtz, Thomas H. Holland,
Fred. W. .5chater, Mm. l. Heal,
Ctarl' II. Grow, Samuel Finley,
Adam J. Lang. Peter Springer
Jos. Fullmer. EDWARD MCINALL.
oct24-3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
Death TO ktieI NJ at ism.

Mr.. Fred Hartley, Bloomington, III
writes: Having suffered with milan
matory rheumatism for the past five
years, tried all remedies known to re
lieve that complaint, and spent many q
dollar without any relief-I was at las,
induced by my druggist to try ST.
Oil, and have been cured.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
DR., Sim mv' Avne Killer.

The great American remedy for the
rapid cure of ague or chills and fever OF
lualarial fever now so named. Now in
use since 1855 (26 years. cures in every
case and in every climate alike we
have never heard of failure. 5Octs. a
box sent by mail. Main depot 4th and
King, Phila. COZ Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
uouu,nr Mistakes

The above is the title na,hauy o. prv b
Church, on Tuesday ~ eveHInS msI1N' Ths
to.s tore wi pX ot not only amuse, but riss 1as
All who hear him are p.e"s ',"s At 7.4t
The lecture will commence : 2 ssnts n fot|
q a3o csnts for adults and 10 ceD
dren will be charged
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

the goods coming in and going out, al
ways busy waiting on their customers,
show that the people appreciate their
efforts to clothe the people. Their as.
sortment of goods and.their prices tell
that Mullin 81 Son, Sixth and Market
streets Is the place TO buy.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
A Certain (urp

No palatAal hospital needed for Hop
Bit,ers patients, nor large. salaried, tai
enteG putters 20 tel what Hop Bit ters
will do or cure, as they tell their own
story 0y their certain and absolute
cures al home.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

Cream Oat Meal Soap; 3 cakes in a
box. Price only 10 cts. For rale by
Taylor Il Fullerton, 3O2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

The ladies will remember that the
ladies' private department at Z. James
Belts drug store, has separate pri-
vate entrance, No. l West Sixth street.
Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

Suits made to order from S15 upwards
at Stern Il Zinmerman's, III Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
1 O,SlOekpPrlces.

The o'clock stock quotations of tho New
York and Philadelphia Stock Exchanee, re
received over the private wire Of Elliott. john
SON " Co., stock brokers at Sixth anl MayheJ
s.raeta are As follows.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
Show for Tn Q OMselyes

Prof. Crabb's night school open every
Tuesday and Thursday from TO s =. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

DOAR ING FOR TWO OR THREE
ID gentlemen or gentleman and wife. in a
private family, Apply at 3l6 East seventh
street. 0ct24-2t
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

Stern u Zimmerman, Clothiers and
70 chant Tailors. Ill Market street
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

Pen'naDsbfp aud Bookkeeping
thoroughly taught at Prof. Crabbs
night school.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

WANTED. Two q TIE NJ L N
w bcarders at No. 22l West Eighth st.
2t
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
BEATHR.

A fit guaranteed at Stern s. Zimmsr-
mans, III Marker street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
HeDRirlny IA hnllpr.

No sensible young man would fail tC
attend Prof. Crabu's nlgut school.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
'Y,EErH FOE ALL TILE PEOPLE.

Beautiful teeth q ., y, y and 30 -
nor est. ToeSh extrs6ted without ID
psin BY tbs usS o1 SaS. Ovef thirty years q
pe,tsrS. IIR GALLA0HEH,
10, " Naske1 1stysS.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

TOR SALE.-A GOOD HAND
= Doctors pha:on, in excellent order,
will be sold cheap. W. Y. WARNER.
Oct24 If
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24
CORTLAND WAGOA CO.
v. Y. WARNER,
WtSutSnEtoH.
Delaware

WAhNSeAEsEGbus "ehS~"hS
Sole agent for the State Of Delaware, Cecl,
county. Md, Delaware and Chester county
Pa. send for circulars.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

We have two
blankets that we
sell for S. a pair, all
wool, 6SxS4 and 73
xS4 inches, . weigh
ing a and 5tbs., OF
homemade S t VI e,
not bleachcd white,
but thoroughly cleansed and
proper every way. Within
two weeks a leading whole
sale house here was selling
one of them at So; and the
other is the better OF the
two
Southwest corner.
We have bought 10000
hve-eighth napkins, the en-
tire stock of the Scotch ma.
ker. It's a low price that
justifes so large buying as
as that. A few of the coar-
ser ones have come. Sl.35
and $I,5o a dozen.
If our linen prices were
made to suit merchants, we
shouldn't be buying at such
rate. Here's a circle worth
your thinking: Low prices
make large sales. Large
sales make large buying.
Large buying makes low
pri< es.
Next-outer circle. Uty. hall square entrance.
Scotch shawls of usual
weight and much heavier,
the latter frightened by silk
stripes ; and they are as
bright and pretty as they are
new. $3.50 for the usual,
and $6 to $40 for the heav-
ier. The color work is par
ticularly good.
East from Chestnut street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth, Chestnut L Aarks! Ss.,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

The Home Government Denyins
the Land LeaEue-A London DE.
mOnstratiOn OF lndlgnat1On-ln-
solting Epi,nets to Gladstone ana
Brlgh(.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

Our assortment Of these goods is very much
larger than Il has ever been netpre, indeed
our entire stock in every department has
bean enlarged in order TO meet the wants OF
our Increasing business.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-24

George W Ingram, Of Middletown,
called a, the REpUHIiCAN office today.
DO NOT forget Prof Craob's night
schoDI tuesday night.
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ToLEpo, July 2e.

TOLEDO, July 20.
II is sad and pitifnl to see with what
anxious and expectant faces the farmers
scan the horizon every hour in the day
in hopes OF seeing cloud that can
promise them rain. For unless il rains
in day or two the corn crop-a great
deal Of it at least, will be q complete
failure, after all the fair promises of
spring. While We have complete and un-
limited confidence in the great Dispenser
of rain and other needful things, yet we
do think that He ought not to let Garfield
and Conkling occupy his attention to
the neglect of this part of Kansas.
Mr.. Petford has just finished e lice adj
dition 10 his house and is now having 3
well drilled. Water was never so hard
to find before in this part of the country.
DIR. ConaWay had one dug and two drill
ed. one 80 feet and the other 40 feet, be-
fore he succeeded in obtaining sufficient
water for stock. ;. Les Brickell has
one of the finest smoke houses in the
state. Several of our teachers are at
tending the institute and report it q
complete success despite the cheated
term. Aaron Jones still lingereth In
Arkansas, but will return in few weeks.
=. Peaches are drying and shrivelIng
up on the trees for want of rain. >. .Toma-
toes and the festive cucumber have
made their appearance in the market. b.
Hay hands are in great demand and can
obtain good wages. The rattle of The
mower is heard in every direction de
spite the hot weather. MEMO.
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THE TROTTINGBRED STALLION
BEN. HARRISON,
At EFS1pori0, KANSAS


MAYES 81 YOUNG.
BEN HARRISON will make the season OF
1881 at the Sixth avenue stables. opposite the
DEsCETPTI0N:-Ben Harrison ts a beautiful,
sOrrel, weighs 600 pounds, hat bOnsd, heavy
muscle. 1000 style ahd action, and shows
.PEDIeEEE:eBen Harrison was bred by
James Wilson, Of Nashville. Indiana. siresI
by Wilson's "Blue Bull" he by sold Blue
Bull" the reputed sire OF many last PAGERS
dam by Cooper Bottom" second dam by
.Ramsey,s Eclipse" he by American
Wilson's BIue Bull was got by Old Blaze
son sne o g dnss
~ Orphan: "a dam, Lady Grey; 81 dam. Ma
AedOe. BY American Eclipse. out OF Young
ID dam. Maid OF the Oaks. issported spreai
14Es e saR P:ss Ss sosre Ga. of Nil
i@portsd mare 3 EaRilss r ossos; g g dam dam
" S1meracki san DAM snap. By Snap
DaTOe, by imported Diomede. out Of Amsn-
Cads; Sd dam By Hickman's Independence;
4th dam, Dolly Fine, BY imported Silver Eye.
a reference to the a:sO list of trot.ers is
the superiority Of the Blue Bulls Is race
ssSsra s s ssssS ,SeaRes S:. i s;a
ssEXi Ethel; 3szs; Kate Hall, 4:3l; BR.seli,
hd M MtLs;s - E: k Shsrasn 80 Mia
Little WondeT, 3:e0; Dom Pedro, 20; Kills
Wilson, q -; Purity. $50; Jennie. $50.
Blue Bulls are nesns al-bozn trotters. They
take 70 the trottlng gait Is naturally, or i'm
stlnettFely, ae d6ck does 70 water, and it Is
safe TO say that not one Of them was ever
foaied that could not, by reasonable train
ing, trot mile In three minuteS, or better
They are proyeFbieisy s'ievel-headed,'' al
Ways ready and willing TO do to the extent OF
their ability and when IN condition were
never Known % exAthit the white feather, no
matter how long the route.
EE8As-o0 % f1su1gs parting with the
mare positively foRfeits the insurance, and
the money Il than due. All accidents and
escapes - the owners risk.
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prnsnrAr nr,rr1nn
Miss Grace Hood returned las. weel
from Twin Lakes.

Miss Grace Hood returned las. week
from Twin Lakes.
Rev. G. w. Pye, of Parsons, is spend
ing a few days in Emporia.
Mr.. j. B. Hinkle is employed in the
furniture store of VIM. Clarke during
the absence of Mr.. Houck.
Captain E. P. Bruner returned from a
protracied visit to the mountains last
week, and is much improved in health.
]. C. Burnett returned last week from
short trip to Colorado, and is on deck
again at the Missouri Pacific depot
Miss Eliza Inness, of NeoshO Falls.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben WHEEL
don. She has large circle of friends
in This city.
Professor Geo. P. Holster, highly rec
commended music teacher of Philadel-
phia, will make Emporia his home af-
ter the 18th Of August.
Judge L. d. Bailey, OF the Lawrence
Tribune, and one of the most prominent
citizens of Kansas, favored THE News
Office with call last week.
Mr. Lloyd. the man who was so severe
ly injured at the round house last week.
is getting along very comfortably and is
now showing signs ofrecovery.
Mrs. P. W. Lucas returned last week
from Iowa, whittier she went some
weeks ago on the mournful mission OF
taking the remains OF her husband to
that state for burial.
James Hilton, who has been employed
for some months past at the Santa Fe
depot, and Fin Irwin left last week
to take positions as guards on the Santa
Fe road, between Nickerson and Pueblo
Mr.. c. w. Potwin, of Evansville, Ohio
arrived in this city last week, and il
stopping at the Park Place hotel. Fol
the first time in forty years he is out o.
active business, and he will remain il
Kansas for some weeks, combining
pleasure with business connected will
his extensive real estate interests in THU
state.
Mr.. Homer Gardner, the efficient fore
man of the NEWS Office for the pas
year, went to Galena Friday. where HI
will assume half interest in the Shor
Creek Republican, lively little daily
published by L. C. Weldy. Mr.. Gard
ner, besides being a first-class printer
has an excellent general knowledge o
the newspaper business, and is equally
at home in the sanctum or composing
room. From our knowledge of hi
qualifications we are prepared to say
that he will prove a valuable accession
to the Republican. He was accompanied
by his family.
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CommIssioners' Proceedines.

SoAAaAAADoAOAOAD AAOCOC~A-So-
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, July 90. 1881.
The board of county commissioners of
Lyon county met as per adjournment.
Present, ]. NJ. Griffith, Fl. F. Holmes, j.
E. Jones.
In the matter of letting the contract
for building the Schaffer ford bridge
the following proceedings were had:
Ordered by the board that L. w. Lew
is be awarded the contract for building
the piers for the Schaffer ford bridge at
and for the sum of $1,575, and that
Wheelock s. Famsuntle, of Kansas City,
Missouri, be awarded the contract for
building and placing in position the
superstfuction of said bridge at and for
the sum of 81 400.
Ordered that the county clerk adver-
tise for bids for the building of the APP
proaches to the Humphrey ford bridge.
On motion new road petitions were
taken up and viewers appointed thereon
as follows:
On road petitioned for by John Bran
iii CT hA.p ~. a. IVY AOkus1 l. Ia 1CoS nuSs
John Dickson were appointed as
viewers, to meet on the 22d day OF
August, 1881.
On road petitiOned for by W. H. Pen
field ct al, James Pagan, A. II. Bryan
and w. H. Douglass were appointed as
viewers, TO meet August %, 1881.
On road petitioned for by T. H. Will
liams ct al, A. Bitter, L. Corwin and w.
T. Stokes were appointed as viewers, to
meet on the I'd day of September, 1881
On road petitioned for by Fl. H. Over
ly ct al, II. T. Snediker, A. d. Cham.
bers and Frank Vansickle were appoint
ed as viewers, TO meet ON the 31st day oil
August, 1881.
On road petitioned for by Riley San
ders ct al, Stewart Reynolds, John Orr
and Jno. Holmes were appointed as
viewers TO meet ON the Goth day of Au
gust, 1881.
The board having no further business
adjourned to meet August 26th, 1881.
VIM. F. EwING, Clerk.