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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-07

PROFESSOR DuNcAS CAMPBELL, NJ. ID, LL'
d., President Eoyal College Of PHYSICIANS Aaa sur'
geons Of Ontario, mosber General CSsneh I'M
yersity OF Edinburgh, etc. speaking or Se eAeei-
lence Of tie LiEsta CoNPANfs SSsA DEF
ToVrc saVs.~It has more than realized my ex'
nectntionss Beware OF worthless imitallsons.
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IIMy. p..ASrEx. CEMvNv. Ae.

SCHOONER "E. A.CULAkirs," o..
y ret from goctlsod Me-. with a esry5 ot tkssn
eOt,klA<D LINE, dsiiy expected ihis Lime ~
sso'a ~. es,,bs.t.a -, roraett" tIme.ki!ns
Messfs Crockett q Go. avn The bssl nns fnsn ~ ~
Roekl,nd auu guarantee tht nns 70 F ausI W
.nx In,s ever sold Ia ihls alerke sad ,et<fsos W
inc M, ye buth ol n. WARNER AsDhss
"'' ir o. t-inent. Iua,- snd Gssnnd Plaster.
seysaa.niN street. soa'h side ooeA'
MY 3l.iJeli
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DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN CITIzEN.-Mr.
W. i. W. TAYLOR, a welLknOwn citizen OF
ibis city, died at bis residence Sunday,
otter long and painful illness. The de-
ceased had been for many years engaged In
business here, and enjoyed an enyiable re-
putation both as a man and Christian. His
funeral took place yesterday morning from
Centenary church, and was largely attend
cd
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Long CHASE AFTER PICKPOCKEr.-Sun
day morning about daybreak Officer Por-
tiaux, Of the Second district, while engaged
in putting out lamps, found William Bel
ton, white man lying helplessly drunk on
the post.otfice steps. Having few more
l,mps TO extinguish, he passed on, and re-
turning in a short time, discovered negro
in the act Of picking the mans pockets.
Upon the approach OF the officer the negro
ran off, hotly pursued by the former, turn
ing up Tenth street and going through the
Square TO Franklin, thence down to Gov
ernor, and up Governor to Ross street,
where he was overhauled. The officer
searched him, and finding nothing on his
person released him; but, upon the sugges.
ton OF a gentleman who had come up in
The mean time, called him back and found
$3.50 in silver in one OF his hands. He was
taken to the station.bouse, where be gave
the name OF John Young. lie will have a
hearing before the Police Court this morn
ing.
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Prag CArAwBA WINE at $3.50 per gallon.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY ~ per gallon.
PuaE sPANIsH sHERRY al 1870 Ter sa.op'
ryRE GRgsS aud BLACK rEAs at low prices
PURE cHAMPAGSEs.P PoRTs, aud French Brand'
a, low pilces, W, u. BLAIR & 20. llos Saip ss+
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WEATHER REPORT.

IxnIclTIoxs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
a,e Atlantic states, fair weather, variable
winds. mostly ess,erly, aud stationary or
h;sbcr tempers,ure and barometer.
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Icr-CREAM SODA e sometsing new. Try 1t-~
only Sc. glass-to be had from ASroNIs sa4ah--
takue De LAFAYETTE.
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BRIEF LOeALs.-Tbe laGies OF Centenary
church viii commence their feast to-mor-
row night instead OF tonight.
Rev. j. j. Lafferiy will deliver lecture
at Park.Place Methodist church Tonight
for the benefit OF the District Parsonage So
eiety, The subject Luck; or, How we
Whipped the British .,,,
The Board of Police Commissioners WIZ
meet this afternoon at D O'CLOCK 10 invesu'
gate charges against certain members OF the
force.
We have received a copy OF ihe annual
,enart Of the Chief OF Police OF the city ol
Richmond, aud it shows good recore foI
the force. In fact no city IN ibe Upion has
A more efficient or reliable body oi police
men than this city.
We are also indebted to Jchn II. Knowles
ESQ, superintendent oi the CITY Gas
Works, for copy Of bis annual report
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THOUSAND UEALTHFVL RLEMESTs- AJtE
BLENDED In TAHRAST's. sELTzER APf-tsbsr,
containing as lt does all The virtues OF the eeleres
Selizer Springs, whose naiAe II bears. soSHos
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At stated
meeting OF HaBrco Union Lodge, No. IJ9,
A. +. and A. d., held in tEeir ball last eve
ming. the following officers. were duly elect
ed: w. NJ, westwood NJ. Williams ,. W.,
John T. Hughes; j. W., j. Stanton Moore !;
Treasurer. Worshipful William 5. Murray !;
Secretary, William wilson; 5. D., W. f.
Richardson: j. D.. S. H. Farrar.
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FROM THE STATE OF VIRGINIA TO TUE
STATE or MATRrMOYY. - The following,
taken from the Washington Star OF last
evening, will doubtless be interesting to
some OF our readers
"On The excursion train from Richmond,
Va, to-day were several young couples who
started this morning not only on visit 10
the capital OF the country, but to the state
OF matrimony; also, some OF them being
runaway couples. The train with the ex-
cursiOnists arrived here about IL O'Clock,
and shortly afterwards The first cou.
pie contemplating m1trimony appeared
at The City Hall and gave the names
OF Robert Bo'her and Matte Blanch-
ard, and were furnished with a license, and
the groom ar once asked for a minister.
Efforts were made to fad one, and some
ten minutes having been wasted in The at.
tempt, they took carriage 10 hunt up one.
This couple had been courting for a couple
OF years, and the wedding day had been
fixed several times, The housekeeping arti-
cles purchased, &c, but the consent OF the
lady's friends could not be obtained, and
hence they took advantage OF the excur-
sion TO see the sights and end the coIrtship.
"The next party were Reuben johnson
ana Margaret Lockett, who asked for a col.
ored minister, but Brother Bouldin not he.
ing at hand, they left to hunt up preacher
themselves.
"The next couple, W. T. Duvall, a tall,
stout mechanic, and Minnie Armstrong, a
eooG-looking girl apparently not over six
teen. were more fortunate, for Rev. J. w.
Boteler was at the courthouse, and Deputy
Marshal Williams placing his office at the
disposal Of the couple, they were married."
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Last night about l0s
o,clocl. Stephen Yates scoloredl aged about
twents.six years, fell dead in the back yard
OF his residence, near the corner OF Duyal
and Second streets. Heart. disease Is sup
noSs1 In have been .he cause.
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EyGkAyfNG~ AND PICTS A'enI
CIM ~.

CRY CoLLEcToS,s OFrIcE,t
RICHMOND, May 81, 1881.
rT,HIs OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
4 DAILY. between ihe hours o. o'clock A. W.
and O'Clock Z. 4 from he l5Ih 20 the sotn DAY
~ y, rsrson ehargsa with CRY TAXES the Whole
ar one hall Of .,e amount OF -kcbsrged.
TEN PER CENT. Will be ADDED 10 ibe dinoont 0.
shaI faJi 10 p.y ine whole o= one hall wlli.in the
time so limiisL ~ -. . .... ~
Real estate agents and diners liASlrk que t~r ~
may be- go,tsn ioge'her lsopIty ns,u 10 ,r"s's
please give trustees names. A. L. NUot'sO.,
te llm ,Nteoe1,.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing the
DISPATCH PRiSrING-IloUss. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed
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Bsync, >. Horace Have, Robert +. vii.
Ilams. Thomas J. Todd, J. n. Wilkinson,
Rev. w. c. Scbaeffer, and n. Fl. Bosber.
The meeting adjourned after singing by
The boys and the doxoIogy BY Mr.. Scbat fer.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

SUPERIOR ENGLISH BREAKPAsT, O0LONG, and
1CsPowpEB TEAS at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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E6 On Az sales of Real Estate made between the
LIST Of Janusry and last OF June the taxes for the
present year have TO be Paid By the purchaser. On
all sales made between the 1st OF Jnsy and last OF
the year the taxes have To be paid by the sciler.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap-
plies TO Richmond and vicinty.l
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CROCKEnY, GLASSWARE. Sc.

QUEEN OF THE KITCHEN.
PATENT l.pJUsTABLE FLOUR and NEAL
SITTER, SCOUP. MEASURE, WEIGHER
RICE-WAsHER, EGG-BEATER, STARCH
MILK. WINE. TOMATO, aud FRUIT
STRAINgR-all combined In one arilcle.
For sale lIy f. Il. TAYLOR,
my2| lOll Main street
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NJ. ELLYsoN a Coz, s<gert 'sins sgen,s. insert al.
vertsements in all Of the sevn papers Of the United
states at publishers rates. Ord rs left at the DIE.
patch coanting-room viii Yecs I've promN sitep.
tten.
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HrcKIS's CELEBRATED soCPs (elesanv -
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES
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TERRIBLE Loss or LIFE.

MfIBop>' of rav, mice. cats, bed-bugs, reaches
Iose their yes by eolli,ion with Rosgh on Rxts.s
Son BIZ druA gists. 1Sc.
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PERsoYAL.-MT. &. Edward Buck, OF Cur
It's & Buck, and Mr.. John NJ. Morris, OF Da'
yenport & Morris. left yesterday afternoon
an brief visa TO New York.
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LfEsIo Con 'PANY's ARSIcATRD EXTRACT or
WITCH HAzgL quickly relieves periodical suffer.
ings OF females. at possesses peculiar power,w
says Profess or YA 'tisoD In his celebrated work on
Diseases or wonsA ."of relieving the su.erings Of
painful periods. 1s1 Yards Of the suffering without
In soy way iHteYftsfsA with the proper and nsturs.
now" Beware OF eAea. counterfeits. IL Is iavalu.
able In most OF me ersn moner diseases Of womenl
Cures dIsaguyjng pfuszFs. and eruptioBs.
Sold I'm so cents aud u res.
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rcr-CRrAM SODA only &c. at ANroSr's.

DEvILLED CRABS, LOBSTER, AND SALMON, al
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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DOOK AND jon WORK NEATLY e,
y .curkU p Va DisPAVVe s"is
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IoE-cREAM SODA only Sc. NJ An roSI's.
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TUST RECEIVED SEST ANThxAClIE
81 C..AI, for farniles-I5G. STOVE. and CHEST"
Nut SIzEs.
ALSO,
LEntGH LUMP cOAL for founiries.
gor sale at market sAtes. - r. IA tn"Vs,
my az seventeenth street. at 1fsvbfbNt.
CUMBERLAND COAL.-TiilS DAY
! unloading. L-s0 tons fsc b.mlned GEok6Es-
CRFfK CUMBERLAND COAL, Iobaeconlds
luruisnei at sothsrn prices Lissi A. :, os1.ss,"s m
made 10 dealers, Wiki nypsn. ~
Dealer In an lpas cf An;braei,o zad Bauminous
Coal: Ofh>e and Yard, SUzie<nih and CSry
streets. mr "
NPpC s,PIOy TO EXruR ri0N AND
\ NonSNu Y.--Sos disrhsrxtng ard 0n band,
0 snrpls OF fikSr-CLAos ANTHHAttIe
,rovE-C siAL. fresh nom airss de'iys,eS a. rs rs
dseea yaicrs. also. sPl.txT, tCAbtHf. ~. sna
al sin.is ii sOsI COAL. OAK sna PINE Wshx
Offices, lsyoaj street cpeisiie fbsslr. sn" iwo0
Cary asssi. isessl
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The Common Council met Yesterday
afterneoo-President Clarke in the chair.
Present at roll.cal: Messrs. Curtis, Davis
OF Madison, DAVIS Of Marshall, Edwards,
FERGUSON, Forester, Gum OF Clay, Har.
grove. Higgins, King, Lubbock. Manson,
Mcdowell, Pizzini, Robinson, Strauss and
Tinsley.
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Icx-CREAM SODA only SC. at Asrosl
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Mr.. Curtis presented petition OF forty
eight OF the city employees asking that the
10 per cent. taken from their pay some
wears ago be restored. Referred.
Adjourned.
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CAPITAL
From the Herald, Aug. 3d.

(From the Herald, Aug. 3d.
NJ. w. Trotter has sold his interest in the
City Hotel to H. NJ. Keene. We
wish the new proprietor success. MIR. Trotter
will remove with his family to Butte.
j. R. Alden, clerk of the Supreme Court,
received a dispatch to-day from Chief Justice
D. S. Wade at Cleveland TO the effect that
he would reach Helena on the Sth inst.
We are informed that the Butte base bali
club possesses very fine ability, which in
Some instances approaches that Of profession
al standards. The Helena lime have no easy
mattel, before them by any means, and al
though they are talented players, still they
must practice hard against the 25th if they
wish to make a good showing.
From the Independent.
The stock of the Garfield mine, formerly
sold at $1.5O per share, is now held at So so.
From the appearance OF our sidewalks and
stores there is d large trade expected at our
various business houses the coming winter.
Kleinschmidt's team made another dash
down Main street on Sunday morning, throw.
ing two men out of the wagon, seriously
bruising one.
Col. Ed. Moale, recently commandment at
Fort Bentor, was in the city in charge Of the
escort which is to accompany Gen. Gibbon
through the Big Hole country.
Under the tutilage of Miss Anna Stands a
class, numbering about twenty-five ladies, has
made such progress in painting as to warrant
the founding of an Art Club.
From the Herald.
Builders are busy in Helena finishing their
work, so that occupants can move into the
new buildings before winter.
Horses being whipped into a rapil speed is
quite a frequent sight on our streets of late.
Ladies in particular should be more careful
in driving.
Forty -seven thousand pounds of wool were
sheared by the Smith brothers from 1913
head of sheepin the Muscleshell district this
season.
Mrs. O. b. Totem and Miss Totem, while
out driving on last Sunday afternoon, were
thrown from their carriage. They were some
what bruised, but not seriously hurt.
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THE PROVISIONS OF THE ROAD
LAW.
The Law Provides for Working the
Roads and Inf1ictS a Penalty for
noncompliance.

As the Road Supervisor and his deputy are
experiencing some trouble in the collection
of the road tax, we publish the provisions Of
the law relating 20 roads and highways that
people may know what the law requires and
the penalty attached for noncompliance.
Section 1910 of the Revised Statutes of Mon
tana, for 1870, imposes-''a special road tax
Of three dollars on each able-bodied man be-
| tween the ages of }twenty-one and forty five
| years residing in each dist ict.' The quota
| ton is the provision of the law. Section 1911
defines the duties ofthe supervisor, and pro-
vides for the punishment of the person TAIL
ing to comply with the law, as follow S: "The
his road district, subject to road la
Dor as aforesaid, to perform one
days work in each year upon the
public roads, and # any person subject to
road labor as aforesaid shall, aftel three days
notice, either personally, or 10y writing left at
his usual place OF abode, by the supervisor or
any other person under his direction, neglect
or refuse to obey the direc ions Of the super
visor, or shall pass his time in idleness or ill.,
attention to the labor or duties assigned him.
every such deli quent shall thereby become
liable for the amount Of his road tax in
money, and if such person has no real estate
! assessed in his name, it shall be the duty Of
the supervisor to make complaint before the
Probate Judge or some Justice of the Peace,
setting forth the facts of such notice and re-
fusal to perform the required labor or to pay
the money, when, if such charge be sustained
after a hearing, the delinquent shall be
deemed guilty of a m~isdemeanor and shall be
fined in the amount due from him for road
tax, together with all costs. Such fine to be
collected as in ordinary criminal actions and
to be paid to the supervisor for the Use of the
road fund in bis district"
Thos. Stuart, OF Deer Lodge, is up from
below and is stopping at the Centennial.
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From Fridays Daily.
ANNIVERSARY MEETING.
Bound for the Big Hole Battle
Ground.

General John Gibbon, U. S. A., Hon. Mar
tin Maginnis, Colonel Edward Moale and
Lieutenant Jacobs. u S. A, and John Glib
bon, Jr., arrived in the city yesterday from
party of gentlemen, after spending a day in
Butte, will proceed to the Big Hole Battle
Ground TO be on the ground on the a%nniver-
sary of the fight with Chief Joseph's band
of Nez Perez warriors. Mr.. w. A. Clark
and other citizens of Butte will join the party,
who anticipate having a pleasant time in Gel
ebra ing the anniversary of a bloody fight
with the Indians, which will not be forgotten
as long as the history of our country is read
by the people.
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hummer Mine.

On the hummer mine, located west Of
Butte, owned by Petit, Haskell Il Co., and
worked by Hammond Il Co., the big ore-body
developed is holding its OWL. There is a
large amour Of good grade ore in sight,
which can be expeditiously extracted. The
ore mills 81 ounces in silver to the ton, and
there Is enough ore i'll sight to give the lessees
q handsome fortune. $4,000 have been
offered and refused for the lease, which runs
about sixteen months.
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There is not much inquiry about mining
stock in the Butte market. All the stocks
are firmly held, with little disposition mani
tested to sell.
All the mines of the Butte District are
looking tirst-rate, and there is not an unfa-
Vorable report to be made of a single mine
operated in this district.
Business in Butte for the week closing last
night was excellent. All the merchants and
business men interviewed, reported they had
experienced a week of brisk trade.
Several parties of experienced miners Rave
been examining the mines of the Butte Dis
trict during the past week, and they were
more than tavorably impressed with our
mines.
bishop Brewer, the Episcopal Bishop OF
Montana, is to preach in Butte TODAY. In
his tour of the Territory The Bishop is earning
the reputation of an effective worker and he
IS winning the good opinion of the people
everywhere.
Superintendent Bowers, of the Moultun
mine, has ordered the building of a direct
acting engine TO propel the machinery at the
Moulton main shaft. The engine is calcu-
lated to work the mine to a depth of 1000
feet and is to be built at GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Nm. Coleman 4 Co. on Mai street, will
offer, for the next fifteen day 5, their entire
stock, consisting Of clothing dry goods, CT,
CARS, tobaccos, guns, pistols, notions, etc, at
cost, to close out, in order to prepare to erect
a new brick building on the present site Of
their store.
Miss Lincoln has just received a lot OF
splendid pianos and organs, which may be
seen at her music rooms. Parties desiring tt
purchase should avail themselves Of the fin,
opportunity now offered to them of procur
ing a really fine instrument.
The practice, too commo Of leaving team
standing in the streets unhitched is not
good one. Yesterday a woOd-hauler's team
started and ran at a fearful rate west OF
Broadway. The horses would have run owe
a small boy had it not been for Capt. Shep
pard, who caught the little fellow just i,
time to save him from great injury, if no
from instant death.
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A Carpenter Injured.

John Mcdonald, a carpenter, while ell
gagged at work al the Silver Bow mill yester-
day afternoon fell a distance of twelve feet,
sustaining by the fall severe internal injuries.
but he had no bones broken. lie was taken
to the Wo1kingmen's Hospital and placed
under the care Of Drs. Holmes & Hendrick-
son.
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MARRIED.

s1MONTON In Helena. at the
ItSioeice OF the bride, Aug. "a. by Re : S. f.
MlLlSer. MIR. w. y Slmonton and Many
E. Clark, both OF Helena.
fUINAM-AuSTlN-In Jefferson City, July
"lst, by Z. A. Jarl ngion, j. p, Mr.. Frank
of Jefferson.
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DIED.

MCh FlIT-ln Davenport. Iowa, July 3Oth. of
heart disease. Mrs. Sarah a , wife of NJ. Nc
HEWITT, aged 43 ears.
In the death OF his wife. Mr.. McKevitt has the
sympathy of many friends. Though words can
not replace his loss-an irretrievable one-the
coincidence o fan who know the family is ex-
tended. Mrs. Mckevitt's remains will be IN
TERED in the cemetery at Deer Lodge.
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LIST ElE

Remaining in the Butte postotfice and adver-
tised Aug. 9th:
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Bullion Shipments.

The bullion shipments by the Pacific Ex-
press Company at Butte, for the week end rng
Saturday, Aug. 9th, footed up 3,4l4 pounds,
valued at $54 ,524.
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Remaining in the Butt,
tised Aug. 9th
Alexander Mrs Ella
AnO VIM II
Barrett Jas c.
Birsch Miss Lizzie
Blair Miss Lottie
Bonn VIM
Burns Mrs ] \
BRYANT Daniel
r w
Conley Rurnet-2
Clairmont Jules
Darnst j
Dovey John
Devlen j C.
DOnOven VIM
Duffey Johnny NJ
Edwards Jesse
Estel Jacob
Files F +
Giffen Jacob r
Goodrich w $
Gallagher Mrs David
Grubb A j
Hennings George
Hill VIM
Harris Thos |,
Irwin Mrs
keene H Nj
l.arren Andrew
Large Miss Eliza beth
Lewis G l.
MahOny John
Murphy ID
Mills = j
Mckuinn VIM
Notary Ira
O'Flahery James
OLSON c M
O'Sullivan Mathew S
Perry Edward
PeSa B
Pierson Scott
Pyle NJ
Randell Arthur
RamSdell ISIS Sadie
Packard VIM F
Richards VIM
RObOardS A NJ
Sarp wilmot
Shedding j e
SLenett James ID
Smith James
stark G. II
Thilhain Mrs Elizabeth.
TrOtter A II
Walker Albert
Wade l. =
Webb NJ RS ! A
Persons calling for
please say advertised.
w. r.G
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pOStOffice anu adver-
Amedon Mrs Mary e
Am"Ot Dennis
Barker Edward
Blake | w
Boland T F.
Burns L
Boyd John
Buney Z W
Carpenter Geo +
Cavanaugh NJ
Coleman Thos
Darling A +
DOnlOnSOn o
Desanluug ESward
Duran X II
Dyas VIM L.
+. isworth John
Eagle j G
J c
GOdchauX N
GodechauE Hector
Granne H G
Hauser Alfred
Hess NJ T.
HObbe JnO
Huffman r T.
Johnson Mrs j II
King Jasper
Lander Bernard
l4evernne Gallo
Long N l.
Morrison Frank
Maer Jno
Mckerry High
Nc Hugh Perry C
Nelson Dick
O'Neill Jerry
O'Sullivan Simon
Page Jno r
Peterson Alfred
Pevey Jno
Pratt VIM o
Pyle A NJ
Ranney Mama NJ
Rea Geo W
Rising Edwin NJ
Roberts j
Sherr Peter F
Simins TIC
SorenSen j NJ
Sttunk JOHN
Sullivan Dan'l
Miss Jennie
TOOie John
Nall John
Waits . j
Wells Miss Chanly
Wilson Altman.
above letters will
SMITH. p. NJ.