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Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
Attention Hay max ers !!

A meeting of Minqua H. A., No. 81,
will be held in theiI new hayloft, Yer
the Friendship engine be use, on Satur-
day evening, Octoher l, at T. 30 o'clock.
A full attendance is requested. BY
order of the Grand Sultan.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
SUD d en- Death.

Mrs. Ella McVey, wife of James Nc
Ney Of Msrshalton, Del, took suddenly
i'll on Wednesday and died this morn.
ing. The young couple had been but a
short time married and gave great
promise of a happy life together. The
deceased will be buried on Sunday
morning in Hockessin cemetery, at 10
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
Fare to Philadelphia Not to bo
Raised.

1t has been reported and apparently
authenticated by some OF the papers,
that the fare between this city and
Phi 'adelphia was to he raised from 81
to 80 cents, on and after October LIST.
A visit to the ticket Office in this city,
at noon to-day, it was learned that nc
official notice had been received by
them to raise the fare, and it will rt :
main at 50 cents for the present.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
Not Dead.

Ex.policeman Cloud 1t appears is not
dead as stated in all the Wilmington
dailies yesterday, the REPUBLICAN in
cluded. We hear that the report is not
true, aud that when the ex.officer reads
his obituary Lotices in the papers he
will find that none Of them had any
thing hut sympathy and kind words
for him.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
Dr. ktmms' 'Agae Ail''''

For Ague or Chills and Fevsi, sSi,I i Fs|
is more newly named Maissdi iIsadins
stands pre-eminent as .ne TO- sS yesr.
tain cure and has stood fol ~ ~ yons
never fails. Seldom more .n" nr 60 &C.
after its use. 30 cts. o ooH Wing. NI
mail. Depot, Fourth ah''
602 A :ch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
Michigan Su flsrers' Fuud.

Additional subscriptions in aid of the
Michigan sufferers, have been received
as follows:
N. Gookin, $500; Mrs. +. H., $500;
Thos. McClary, $1,000; previously r.
ceived, $367. 20; total, 1904 70.
Only two dollars has been received in
aid of the Garfield Fund since our last
report, making the total $l4S7j.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
RUghy Evening School

Ttis evening business school will
open on Monday next, October 3rd
Glasses will be formed in pAonograpi y,
bookkeeping and penmanship. For cir
cularS apply TO Dr. :. W Murphy or
Prof j. jackson Pierce, at Rugby
4 cAlemY.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
N AR EN.

OWlCK-CHRl the residence
Of the bri.e's parents, Coventry, Che ster
Coanty, Pa. 'cpt -, by Rev. l.. ID. Nc
Ciintock, assisted by Rev. A. Wilson, Kew.
WIN. fowick, Of the Philadelphia Confer.
eDce to Miss Alice Chrism n.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
DEATHS,
2 LALLAM-nn Sept. 10th, Thom1s iallam,
aged 81 years.

IALLAM-nn 2 Sept. 10th, Thom1s Hallam,
aged 81 years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
icv!ted to attend the funeral ir, m his .ate
residence, 23l ratnal! street, on Monday af
terroon. Oct 81. at three ocock. lnterinent
AT Willni gton and Brandywine cemetery.
I
DERRY On the 29h inst. Annie NJ. wife
of Harry I. Derry, and daughter vfJ I'm h
Morrison. aged z. yesrS.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
resp, ct'ully invited to attend her funeral
from the Iendence OF her father, No. rs
Tatnsl. street On sunday afternoon, at 5
O'Clock. lnterment at R.verview cemetery.
!
TAILOR-On the 10th irst, Amelia. infant
daughter Of ". A. AID A. Taylor, aged
month and2 days.
The relatives a"h friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend tue funeral,
from the residence OF Its grand parents Geo.
W. and Amelia tes, No. S35 W. 2ud ST., on
Saturday afternoon, at 2p. IN. 1
LATHAM-On the 10Th inst. Mary T.,
daughter OF Henry Land Annie VI LaihaM
in the twelfth yea Of her age.
Relafis es and friends Of the family are re.
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
the residence Of her paren,s, at puPont's
Bank. on Sunday afternoon. at 2 clock, to
proceed 70 mt. Salem cemetery. I
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
PersOnRl.

Mr. l. l.. Row, formerly in John
Wainwiigni's dry goods store, is now
employed In the dry goods store Of Rob
ert l.. Russell, 30G Market street, whe, g
he will be glad TO meet all his o d
friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
CITY AAfkets,

In the market, this morning, produce
was plenty and no material change in
prices since the last report. Buyers
were rot so plentiful and before noon
prices will probably take tumble.
The following are the quotations for to.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
M. Dean COmtak llOlue.

William Dean is expected home from
England every day and his family
have gone to Philadelphia to meet him.
he sailed from England on the Lord
Cough.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
Hay! NAY ~

Plenty Of clover hay at I,save nsy OF
713 West Front street. nos sst, J.
at No. 2 East Second s'''
Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
The Orfgin0l.

Foster kid gloves In 3 aud 8 hooks in q
complete assortment Of cD!u-s and sizes
can be found only at q. A. Spencer y,
7OO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
I O,clook Prices.

The l O'Clock stock quotations Of the New
York and Philsdelphis Stock Exchange, re-
received over the private wire Of Elliott. John.
son l. Co., stock brokers at Sixth and Market
streets, are as follows
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
Good Advice.

Ladies', you cannot MAKE nu IA n
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyss ss',uJl MN
the cosmetics Of Fr'nce, or us, 'I.S ,
of the world, while in POOR neIi M
nothing will give you such gehs ss.,', uu
strength, buoy ant spirits ana W M'rs \,
Hop Buffers, A trial is CERTAIN r
See another column. :,
The place to got fine ph9los'..r, II
at Snttarley s. 90 3O2 Markes; X Il, M N
Their work is first class, ana 'n'"
are the cheapest in the CITY,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
CNOl Ros<'k'

John Manz's Wilmington, j. sun uiaOs ID
den is the incest and coo'''
fr0shments
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30

N1ANTED-2 LARGE BOYS, ABOUT
w 10 years old one to learn INDY
making, and one to lesrl cake baking: coun-
Try boys preferred reference required. Ap.
ply to LEMOS Il co.
septocN eSl Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30
BPECIAL MkNTl6

The Wilmington Clothing nv y
the N. w. cor. Fourth and MATE
are the acknowledged lesds"
clothing trade.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30

ma1ass ns%s~es! ST., oopis. pie: Old pictures /
size at very low prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30

WANTED-A BOY ABOUT, l5lN NGRc
W Gerry store. Inquire at 2l5 Monroe ct.
s9pt30-2lt
Daily Republican., 1881-09-30

Go to sutterlsy 8 Co.: %: w.
street, for ane photographs
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Dallas schools


We propose to discuss, in this paper, a
question OF vital Importance to those who
may become patrons Of these schools.
Granted the houses built and good teachers
employed, how shall we secure the bes. pos
sible results from the means used.
As these papers are designed to awaken
thought and discussion. rather than 10 fx A
policy to be pursued, general plan will DO
presented, which, with amendments and i'm
provements might DO adopted.
l. The frat work of organizing one of
these schools would DO TO grade tho pupils,
making, perhaps, three classes or grades
OF each. The classiacaiiobs should be uni
form In all the schools. Az the child passes
from one grade to tho next higher, no passes
from one room and teacher 10 another.
z. Not only should the assiaca,ions be
uniform, but the general methods of pstruc-
tlon and government should be the same.
These methods should DO the best. and
adapted to the several stages Of progress.
3. 10 secure this agreement, the several
schools should be under one management.
Authority should DO unified. This authority
might be exercised by the board or by one
individual charged with that responsibility.
This work would only require tho occasional
presence OF the superintendent, provided he
was qualihed fof the work.
4. Uoder ono management fra.
quent meetings of oil tho teachers
for dlacussion snd personal improvement,
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would be found useful. Indeed. ia these
meetings the superintendent could do most
OF his work.
To this superintendent, with the apS
proval of the board. should be lief. the ques-
ton of selecting snd changing textbooks
The school board should never leave this
matter to the taste and within of every new
teacher that may beengagei. Every teacher
should be supplied with a list of the texts
books he will be required TO teach, and no
charge should be made by his authority. II
he cannot teach the books adopted by the
authority that employs him, find teacher
that can.
6. Every school>room should be furnished
with such equipments as are necessary TO en-
able the teacher TO make plain the instruc'
lions given. This can be done at small
cost, and will prove of great service TO |
skillful teacher. j. s. SMITH.
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The University Question .

GuVebtOn news.
The Telephone nominales Waco for the
whole hog or none on the university ques-
ton, and undertakes to show that the con-
stitution does not suthorize the medical do.
partment 10 DO located at a point different
from the main institution. 1t quotes I II
mi,quotes by changing the word "a" to
"one article Z, section 10, of the constitu-
ton, rs follows:
The legislature shall. as soon as prsc--
ticable, establish, organize and provide for
the maintenance, support and direction OF
one university of the first class, TO be located
by vote of the people Of this state, ana
styled 1.-THE University Of Texas" for the
promotion OF literature aud the arts and
sciences, including an agricultural and
mechanical department.
Tue Telephone makes the constitution
read one instead of "a" university, the
latter being the true reading. As will b.
seen there Is much more reason to conclude
that the Agricu tursl and Mechanical col.
leges sbould 20 with the institution than
that the Medical college should do 80. Waco
has about houndered out of the ring. After
Galveston had declined the proposition
mat the two cities should join teams and
divide the spoil, Galveston n have the Med
icsl college and Waco the rect, the latter city
soured on this and Issued circular, signed
by six members of the Waco medi.
cal society. saying that Waco wanted
the whole university or none,
and urging tho people TO vote arains,
dividing the in,ti'ution, and saying, III YOU
cannot support Waco, vote against division"
This circular llso say: "By tho time the
university can be put In operation, Waco
will afford just as good clinical instruction
rs G.lveston OF any other city in the state.
An abundance OF disseotlng ma,erisl car
easily DO obtained" This remarkable aocu.
ment, otter quoting such supposed arguments
as the bewilieriug proverb, "t Ia better TO
bring forth one lion than many liters of
foxes," ends with tho cry, vote for Waco and
the university undivided. Waco wants the
lions part. For the kind OF lion Waco Is,
read Shskspeare's Midsummer Nights
Dream.
A very gentle besst and Of good conscience
This lion havery iox for his va'o,
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RELICS.

have n rose, a faded rose
Desrer to Inc than many a nowerj
II bloss ms not wnen zeUhyr b owS
IG does not fr.shen Ia he saower--
Where is the givef? Where?
i have n sunny lock OF hair,
Bright rs lhs br 'er which 1t wayed
Unchanged by time, undimmed by care.
y thinx which ove from sorrow saved,
Where is the giver? Where?
! have heart, lonely heart,
Or which at evening stealing come
Big L dreams VIII Oh now might we'll depart,
Speaking of happlaess and h me.
Where Is the speaker? Where?
/ have future lonely now,
Days that to me are dark as night,
A saodensd soul. a CLIO my brow,
U tn mad-st that future br ght,
Whore art thou vanished? Where?
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BettertOn, Irvine a. 90

To obtain first elisa liquors, pure and
nnadultersted, and direct from the1msDu.
facturers themselves is an exceedingly diff.
cult matter. There is ono firm in this city
that has placed sself in immed late
connection with such manufacturers and
with some of the most reliable dealers 10 the
country. We refer to Messrs. Batterton,
Irvine & Co, 4O7 Elm street, who keep none
but the choicest and purest liquors in
their establishment, and by long course of
honorable dealing have obtained the envied
name they now enjoy. They also keep a
line of fine and well assorted cigars at prices
10 suit the trade.
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HOlLAN'$ INSTITUTE,
springs, virginia

The Mth annual session closed with the most
satisfactory results. Slxty-six diplomas were
awarded IN single departments; there wsrt
four graduates In partia courses, and tom
ful graduates. Tue department OF mus,
numbered more than one hundred pupils, and
made cheele and Ia pressiye exhibit on com.
me, cement day-Art also was conspicuOus
The facilities here aiIordt d for broad varied
q q elevated Instruction. the adyapt. yea of
locality, climate ard comfort, aud espe tally
the care of health, NOR Ia and IN 4nuers OF
pupils are mostinvitlng to thoughtful parents
Etshteen officers and teachers, seven of whom
are gen tlemen
Tue 3Sth .auual session will omen on the ian
OF September, 1881, For full parllcula Apply
to the superintendent.
Pupils are received for the entire period of
sonOlas io training, INCLUDING VACATIONS
Here 10 ~ CT mate the most desirable On the
continent Tor schoo =; In region free from
malaria, and abouuding In picturesque noun
tain scenery NJ one Of the most beautiful homes
In Virginia, enjo, Ing the further advanIag,
OF mineral waters, Parents may find a place
Tor the best phYs'cal, moral and aesthetic de.
Velopement of their daughters.
'he school EMPLOYS no agents, secret OF
open, but VIII furnish r ference to many of the
most prominent citizens OF Texas, patrons of
the school, and will send and officer to take
charge Of girls who may propose TO enter at
the opeuing Of the next session.
CHARLES l.. COOKE,
superintendent
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QUITE AMUSING

Literary: A belle of Narrsgansett is
writing novel in which the hero is found
in tho desert, chaiued TO the bare back Of
Observation-Disclosures American.
Political Statesman |" yelled news.
boy, thrusting his head In at the door of an
avenue saloon. -Four of the six thirsty
ld0ngers arose promptly and answered !:
Here" Texas SifliDgs.
Theatrical: "H,zel Kirk" was performed
at Carson night before last, end so affected
the audience that it WAS necessary TO mop
the floor Of the theatre between the acs.-
Virginia City New Enterprise.
Financial and commercial: An old man.
of-wsr sailor, who had lost leg in the ser
vice OF his country, became a retailer of pea
nuts. He said he WAS obliged to be retailer
because, having lost leg, be could not be a
acknowledgements Mass Journal.
Religious: A country gentleman, who is
better acquainted with bible lore than her
sldry. was inspecting the Centennial Opers
House at Yorktown the other day and was
verv much taken by "that picture OF the
Staying of Goliath by David" 1t wss the
Virginia coat-of-srms--Richmond Wing.
Astonishmen,: They we're talking of the
horrors of shipwreck, when one of the gen.
tlemen mentioned tho long Punishment of
| Alexander Selkirk on the island Of Jusn
Fernandez At this juncture an elderly gen
tlemsn, whose rudy complexion and travel
ing bag strapped to his shoulders proclaimed
BIN native of the fast-anchored ISLE asked
In undisguised establishment: "Hagd didn't
they ave any 'olels there, yer knoW?"-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Proof positive: Wife (who has been sitting
up: We'll this is pretty time to come
homel Four o'cloekp Husband (who hss
taken nothing but one glass Of curious
compound sp oxen of by hmself rs "Whisk-
snwarra") Wha' you mean, madam, by
Forklock? Unforpnly FIR you, madam, il
sho 'appens, curiouslenut, p4rsh'd Trinity,
madam, aud heard it strike one (lic) shev.
eral times, msdsmv' RStires 10 triumph and
-his boots New York Star.
Utterly utter:
Pm called an aesthetic young man,
And wude PEG 10 say am silly;
carwHy IA wOsi auu II fan,
Al d dine on the scent of lilly;
I'm touched w h The bwic.a bwac cwase,
plaque sets my heart in flI;ta,
I'm sweet and w fined In my ways
Ia fact I'm decidedly u ia,
Yvs, utta,
In fact I'm decidedly utta
-5omervllle Msss.) Journal.
Sarcasm, Boston brand: Scattabrane il
An adept at small talk, aud he knows it, aud
prdes himself on his success with the
young ladies accordingly. He had been
rattling away for half an hour the other
evening when Mss Sharpe {, girl whom all
the fellows, including Soattabrane. rave
over) suddenly said to him: "Mr. Scatts-
brane, don't you think it too bad that the
electric light. was ever Invented 2" Scat a
b: ane didn't know; be hadn't thought much
about 1t; but was it go jolly bad, you knoW'
"Oh, yes, said Miss Sharpe, demurely, "iIs
awful. They say il ia going 70 entirely
supersede gss; and Mr.. Scat,abrane, Just
think how we will miss your converaalion y
-B1ston TranstIipt.
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school Notice,

Members of congregation Emanu FL
please take notice that day school will begin
Monday, September 9th, at 0 o. m. Teacb.
ers are as follow: Principal, Mrs. l. M
Dak'; first assistant, Miss Tully Murphy;
second assistant Rosa Rosenthal; German
and Hebrew teacher will DO elected hereafter
ant notice given in due time. Parents not
members of the congregation, wishing to
send their children to congregation Emanu
Fl school, must give notice at once, since
only limited number can be accommodated.
DR. Il. NJ TILLMAN,)
DR.. G SNIFF, School Board.
J. MENZER,
n
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DALLAS RmIfTlNGS

Hosmer lays water piping as cheap as the
cheapest and with experienced workmen.
Gall on him and get his prices at 400
Elm street,
Ifyou want to buy cheap, buggy, spring
wagon, buck board, or buggy and spring
wagon tops, poles or anything that runs on
wheels. or prevent your shaft from rst,line
go TO VIM. Long Commerce street. Repair.
ing done in first class style.
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Mr.. William Frsnkinheimer, tho Junior
member of Pieifer & Co., .of New York, has
Just arrived in the state, and will call upon
my old custc mers in my stead, have been
so unfortunate rs to be confined to my bed
for several weeks, and will be unable TO make
trip for some weeks to come. trust my
friends will hold their orders for Mr.. Frank.
inheimer, and extend to him the courtesies
they have heretofore given me.
j. d CRAWFORD,
With PEefer & Co., New York.
DALLAS ,Jnnn 81 1881
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A Great EuteIprlse. - BlacKwell's Durham
Bull Tobacco Factory Is one Of Durham's
greatest business enterprises Their Durham
Bull Too!cco mas reached n sale beyond all
precedent, having, from Its Intrinsic value,
"und It's way INTO almost every householdin
I'M
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University of Mississippi,
AT OXFORD.
Next Session opens September aslh, 1881.

Many studenla board on the mess system
for about ak dollars y r month.
m" University is In every respec. os.
~ us
h, board meet NJ oxford on tho 9d mondsy
epfember TO elect three additional Profess
cts on Of Modern bsnRuape one OF Natural
History and one OF Metaphysics.
Apply for catalogues aud Information In
q IA. Z. Stewart, Chancellor.
NJ. SULLIVAN.
SecrHta'y Board Of Trustees,
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George R,ck's Furniture House.

Is the largest 10 north Texas. The stock
embraces all grades from the most elegant
parlor and chamber sets TO the cheapest
styles and patterns. His prices are very 10 ",
for quick sales and small profits" is his
motto,
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ST.L0UIS LAW SCHOOL

Law Department Washington University.
Fifteenth Annual Term opens October r. 1891 Course
of Study comprises two Annual Terms, seven months
each. Diploma admits to bar In State and u g. Courts
in Missouri Term fec SO including OF Law Library
Address until Sent lst at Iowa City, Iowa, aferwad
OF St LOUISE w. @. HAMMOND, LID, Dean OF Law
Faculty or HENRY HITCHCOCK, st. Louis.
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Tss REN!ss FAMILY sts1l!,
For Beys md Young MIC,

For Boys ana Young Men.
BooNvILLE, MISSOURI
.Iniry-eighth year beglps September sth,
"Manegen ent aud teaching of boya moi
exc.iled''-W. 5. Gregory, Kansas City, Mo.
"a miracle wrought W tn my son In teaching
him to TnINK and obey law''-Col, j, w.
Strong, st. Joseph, Mo.
The beat training school IN the wester,
country JAS. II Rollins. Captain II s A.
Address, Il. n JOHNSON, Principal.
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"A LADY sIve seency in pslias Fur
our L,ces, 40, tine very bes)t Commission,
permanent, nj r'ek, only endorsement re.
qulredj send for samples and terms
J.B. HuLNG CO., Chicago, III
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Virginia F. male Institute

SFAUNTuN, VIRGINIA.
MRS, GEN. ). y. Is. STUART, PRINCIPAL.
Mrs, sIuatlt Will be aided by a full corps of
superior leacehr1. The Pri cip.l desires to
m Ike teaching and trailing thorough, an TO
promote the best condition OF mind md the t.
ierms reasonable. All ,xtravag nee op
poted. The next 'sslOn begins Sc tember
LIN, ana continues nine months, Catalogu,
sent upon application to the Principal.
Mrs. j. Il b STUART, Staunton,
Morris tribune., 1881-03-24

n6 \ J ComS'ock, Co commiSS'r II 90
. a l;akke, 10 80
+ A D"pkinS, 10 90
Z + Dow.r>, wood for pauprr 20
II w " Gri>wold. services on
board of audit 90
III Baldwin services on hoard
of audit 3 %
ii Whlleey, wood &c for court
house AZ 30
IA w w Griswold, auditors sally
B S county 10 |
II r f Mars, petit juror ~
IS n X Thompson, boarding pris
oner b S county II 81
same, boarding prisoner s 81
A J Carrahan, - % IL |
% G Harding, rctlelnp of land % ~ I
W WGriswold, auditors sally II IS
% q Harding, redcmp of land AZ 20 /
OK OrlOn. L" ) g |
q " Parker, '' IL |
b3 ii Bragg, sally probate judge 40 % |
4 DIT Wheaton redemp of land ~
5 II Baldwin, Justice fees instatc !
cases 20 Is |
same, canvassing election ret's . 90
same, " BIS Co 2 90
same, " Travis - 9 90
IL Bragg, justice fees in state
cases 4 80
same returns births and deaths 4 90
same, postage and eXpressage 2 40
II HutehinS, canvassing cleo
ton returns w
same. canvaSsing election re-
turns b $ county w
same. canvas>lng election re
turns Traverse county w
Byron Perry, jury fee 90
II l. Eulburd county physician - w
Vim IValterstorf. returns of
births and deaths %
Peter Dohl, IT pairing jail a oO
J d Good, sundries for court
house and Jail w
F p Tcwksbury, services in
case of inquest ~ 10
same. marshal fee instate case % A
P D.O'Phalon. services at Gcc
tiuH in Traverse county w
Robert McBrady, services at
election in Traverse county 2 00
John Kinney, services at cleo
ton in Traverse county w
Dennis Slnttcry, services lit
election in Traverse county %
Christopher Kileen, services
n, an election in Traverse Co 2 90
John COnaughton, services ut
election in Traverse county %
JB Conner. services at election
in Traverse county w
Thomas RemiSt. services ut
election in Traverse county %
Stephins Hopkins, services at
ciection in Traverse county 90
ThoS Co ,lry, services at cleo
ton in Traverse county w
Pat Hopkins. services 1T cleo
ton IN Traverse county O0
60 Olson. services at election
in Traverse county w
PO Mattson, services ut cleo
ton in Traverse county 90
A T. Ludwig, services at cleo
ton in Traverse county w
d o Hrstmore services at
election in Traverse county 4 20
&c Gollow, services ut cleo
ton in Traverse county w
II r DrLaplain. driving piles
for bridges Traverse county GO 90
John Tnndhcrg services as
sheriff Traverse county ~ 40
same sheriff r s county 12 2n
same " 90 So
same iailors fees 10 50
~ same "R s county, 80 90
TT Moore. serv's deputy shift 80
cb james Eagen boarding pauper 90
w ] Munro printing 10 %
same stationery 90 90
q ~ c,>,