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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21
PERSONAL.

w. S. Dickson, Esq, made brief
trip to Knoxville Saturday.
II w. Shields and J. A. Rice
returned from the East last week.
Miss Matte Carmichael and Mrs.
T. 3. Newcomb spent Saturday in
Knoxville shopping.
We are glad to see our friend Mr..
Abe Cannon back from his duties
at the Warm Springs.
Mrs. Andrew johnson, of Warm
Springs, spent a day in our town
last week.
Robt H Harle, our irreproach-
able and popular friend of Leadvale,
spent Saturday with his fathers
family in this place.
Col. Jordan Stokes, of Lebanon,
and wife, passed through this place
en- route to Warm Springs, n. c.,
last Wednesday.
Mr.. J. II. Silsby, formerly of the
Knoxville Inder-NeacS, now Of the
Chronicle, gave us a pleasant call last
week.
We regret to hear that there is
very little improvement in the con-
dition of DIR. Marion Wilmeth. He
is dangerously i'll.
Miss Lucy Moore, the accomplish
ed and estimable daughter Of Col
VIM. A. Moore, of Jefferson county,
visited our town last week and spent
a night.
Miss Addie Williams, sister of Mr..
Williams, Of this place, we regret to
hear, is dangerously i'll with malari-
al fever at the family residence in
this county. 49,. -.~-....
Mrs. T. F. Leach and daughter,
and Mrs. NJ. X. johnson, who have
been visiting relatives at Blacks
burg, Va, returned home last week
accompanied by Miss Ella Cam
bridge.
Capt. A. F. Ickes, of the q. S.
Quartermaster's Department, who
has made this town his headquart-
ers for some months, has been or
dered to another field and left last
Friday. The Captain is an efficient,
unpretenUious officer and has a host
of friends in this section.
Alex. Summers, Esq, one of the
editors of the Tribune, gave our Of
fee a welcome call during his visit
to our town last week. The boys
are making a capital newspaper out
of the Tribune, and, in addition to
its other attractions, lawyers will be
particularly interested in it's reports
of the decisions of the Supreme
Court, which are to be commenced
soon.
Nelson Acuff, a deaf and dumb
young man, formerly pupil of the
school for that unfortunate class at
Knoxville, Is canvassing this county
for subscribers to a very interesting
and elegantly printed volume, emit
tied, "The Story of the Bible" Mr..
Acuff has the highest testimonial
from Prof Ijams Of his intellectual
and moral worth, and we hope his
mission in Hamblen will be success
full.
Mr.. J. III. Seals, one of the pro
prietors of the Sunny South and
the Boys and Girls Of the South,
spent day in our town last week,
canvassing for subscribers to his
two journals-both weekly,-and
both worthy of general patronage.
Especially do we recommend to our
boys and girls that they subscribe
for their namesake. It is an excel
lent paper for their entertainment
and instruction.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

Intelligence from SuIliI an and the
upper end Of Washington counties
is that the rain fall there on Sunday
was simply fearful. The farms in
many instances are very much wash
ed and damaged The heaviest rain
fall was probably in the vicinity of
Johnson City, and considerable dam
age is reported. Watauga river rose
to within about one, foot of the rail
road bridge, and serious apprehen-
sion was felt for the security of the
bridge. The Holston river, near
this place, rose Sunday evening
about fourteen feet, and was for a
short time out Of its banks. Empty
fat boats and canoes were plenty
floating down the river, and saw logs
and rails without number.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

A shocking accident occurred last
Saturday evening, near Panther
Springs. A little son of Benjamin
Smith, about six years of age, fell
into molasses evaporator, and was
so frightfully burned that he died
Saturday night after a few hours of
intense Suffering.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21
CORNERSTONE LAYING.

The cornerstone ola new Luther
an Church will be laid next Satur-
day on the lot in front of Col. o. G.
Kings house. The sermon will be
preached by Prof Barb, in the
Methodist Church at 100 0 clock be
fore the service at the grounds Sac
ramentaI service on Sunday, at the
Presbyterian Church.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21
TrOublesome ChiIdren.

that are always wetting their beds
ought not to be scolded and punish
ed for what they cannot help They
need amedicine haveing atomic effect
on the kidneys and the urinary
organs. Such a medicine is Kid
Wort. 1t has specific action.
Do not fail to get it for them-Er-
chdnde.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

The pensive, miId-eyed COW has
won a place in history far above
that Of any other dumb animal. A
playful kick of Mrs. O'Leary's Al
derney is said to have caused the
great Chicago confagration, and it
is now found that the pleuropneu-
monia' originated in this country
from a Brooklyn heifer. The mule
has assassinated, but he has never
laid waste a city or started an cpl
demic by which millions of dollars
are lost Annually.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

Expose yourself day and night, eat
too much without exercise; work too
hard without rest; doctor all the time !;
take all the vile nostrums advertised /;
and then you will want to know
How to Get Well,
Which Is answered in three words -
Take Hop Bitters !--RrpreSs.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

Mr.. Larkin Foster, we'll known
and reputable citizen of this county,
furnishes us the following recipe for
the cure of the bite of any poisonous
reptile. he has trie1 it on his own
person for the cure of the bite Of a
copperhead snake, and upon a hum
Der of others for the bite of rattle
snakes. moccasins and other species.
lie regards it as an infaIlible rem
edy. The recipe is very simple
and easily tested. Takea small tub
or other vessel and fill with water
into this place a few heated rocks
sufficient to heat the water, over
which hold the bitten part and cover
with a blanket In from ten to fiji
teen minutes the cure will be com
plete.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

Merchants and business men here
should advertise more this fall than
ever before. They should reach out
further and be more enterprising
than over. By enterprise and lib
erality they can do much to attract
trade to this town. 1t is hard for Us
to DO it all
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

1t is a little curious, but no less
true, that some persons, when they
90 to church, never think Of study
ing the frescoing on the ceiling I'M
til the collection plate or EMISSION
airy pot" is being passed around.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

An election was held last Friday
for two Justices Of the Peace for the
first Court House, district Of Ham
blen county. General John Por-
tram and Mr. P. J. Jarnagin were
elected, Mr.. Jarngin beating Maj.
Tarl. two votes.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

Bills have been posted and circu-
lated by the Cincinnati Southern
Railway Company for another great
excursion to Niagara Falls for S14
for the round trip from Chattanooga.
The excursion tram will leave. Chat
tanooga Tuesday, 9th, tickets good
to return up to October 9th.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

The drouth has clearly ended and
the fear now is that a deluge has set
in. Rain fell copiously and for sew
eral days last week, but about two
o'clock last Sunday, and the win
dows of heaven were opened and
for hours the rain poured down in
such torrents as were never before
witnessed in this place. 1t was ac-
companied plenteously with hail.
At this writing, Monday evening,
there are appearances Of more rain.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

The peach festival given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church,
last Thursday night, owing to legit-
mate causes, was not we'll attended,
but the repetition on Friday night
was made not only a financial sue
cess, but a pleasant and delightful
social reunion for the young folks
and all who participated. The ever
active, untiring and efficient Mrs.
Mary Thompson knows no such
word as failure in benevolent work
of tbs sort.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

Mr.. Gus Mosier, living near the
mouth Of Messy Greek, one Of the
best farmers Of his neighborhood,
had the misfortune to lose large
new barn, well filed with farm pro-
ducts, together with seven head OF
mules and horses, at the hands Of
an inc6ndiary Tuesday night of last
week.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

From the Banner we learn that a
new morning paper is to started at
Nashville, to be called, The World.
IT. N. Riley, Esq, of the GAINESVILLE
Tobacco Leaf, win have charge Of
the editorial department. Mr.. Ri
ley IS not only forcible writer but
clear thinker, and no better selec-
ton could have been made by the
new company.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

We are in receipt of the flaming
and beautiful official publication Of
the Yelled Prophecies Of the Missis-
Sippi Valley, together with aninvita-
ton to attend their great Autumnal
Festival, commencing October Sd,
and ending the 9th. On the night
of October 4th, the grand spectac
uIar procession of the Yelled PrOph-
etcss will appear on the streets.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

The library and furniture of the
late ex- President Andrew Johnson
were advertised for sale at public
Outcry on the 22d of August. This
sale was to have been made by or
der of court in the suit of Bessie NJ.
johnson, widow of Andrew Johnson,
Jr., against the heirs of ex-President
Johnson, but an agreement was
made by which these articles have
been or will be sold privately.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21

Col. Jno. NJ. Meek, Of Strawberry
Plains, reports that the cholera has
broken out among the hogs in his
vicinity, and is raging to something
of an alarming extent.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21
.MelU advertisements.
In Chancery Court at Tazewel
In Chancerv Court ut lazewell.

3. Il. SHtilts ct al rs H. g. Johnston et IT,.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEAR
a ing from the allegations contained in COM
plainsAts' BILL which is sworn to, that II. q. john
ston, " P Johnston, @. @. Johnston and Adam
Johnston, non-residents Of the State of Ten
nessee, that the ordinary process of law cannot
be selSed upon them. 1t is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the MORRIsTowN GAZETTE, q weekly pa
per Published in MorristOwn, Tennessee, notify
ing said defendants to appear before the Chan
Gerry Court at Tazcwen on or before the second
Moniay of October next and make defense to COM
plainants' bill the same viii be taken as con
fessed and the set for hearing eE-parte to
them. J. G. ROGERS, G. & N.
By o. H. ELLIS, D. O. l. II.
sept IA 4v-prs fee IS
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Fhe Iorristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. 81, 1881.
Ia caENotes and OiherNesos.

The world is de6ed to beat Pitt
mans boots. Try them and be
pleased a wear. sep14tf
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Notfce.

e HEREBY NOTIFY THE PUB
= lie that have left my wife and viii not Re re-
sponsible for any debts she may contract. left
her for cause best known to myself.
sept. IA, 1ss1-3t Fftrae G.. w, BURNS.
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vASsAR CeLLEGF, /

POUGHKEEPSTE, II. Y, 'E
FOR TIE LIBERAL EDUCATION OF WOMEN
examinations for entrance, Sept. 14th Cata-
trar. auga2m--ald A
.4arsf .aawnsr sea-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-09-21
For sale.

a PORTABLE STEAM SAW
n MILL, mounted ON wheels Is horse power
power enpine and double saw mill, nearly new
and in good running order. For full particulars,
call on or address, w, II. GOODRICH,
sept 31-3m Jonesboro, Tenn.
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For Sale.

Two good grade milk COWS and some
other cattle; a lot of fine Sheep, about
25 head; small lot of hogs; two good
twO~horse wagons and fine lot of farm
ing implements and wagon and plow
harness. o. G. KING.
aug. 10 If.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-06-04

tortures, ct, pendant trelze heures,
ie remerciais Dien de commencer
ma vengeance enfn, vecs, le ma
tin, le medecin dAclara Il mon on
Gle eplore quill falIait necessalre
ment choisir entire la vie de ma
taEte ct ce!!e de i'enfant.
-Sauvez Ia mere m'ecriai je
en- meme temps que l'entant.
A'ors je priai de toutcS les :or
ces de mon anne pour que, puls
quill fallait une victime, le Ciel
laissat ma .tapte X -tIotre amour.
Vaines prieres! ellie mouru'.
L'rnfant vivait: c:etait un gar
con! II 6tait beau, grand, gro
supetbe; uh de ces -ntants, dit ie
medecin, qui 's'eleyent tout seuls.
II Ell .repondait.
C.Gtait tini j'etais desherlte?
Ursule ne m'aimait plus!
Ce petit malleureux s'etait je
te +ntre ellie ct moi. C'6tait luz
9ui me raviseait ces baisers deli
rants don't ellie m'inondait aupar;s
want; c'etait 'ui qui, dams nos
tGte Il tGte, lui insplrait les repro
ches, les recriminations, au lieu
des gals propos ct des clansons
d'amour. Mon oncle await presq.;e
que supprime ses subsidies il MIA
Wait parle de la necessite de me
Greer une position, de III" tronver
MI emploie, une place Ursule
etait dc plus en- plus soucleuse /;
ellie await de m;tuvaiSe pensees lie
crime de mon oEcle la poussalt au
NAL.
ALEXIS CLERC.
"A suirre.)
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Re Vicuk P0iicslln ellie.
NOUVELLE.

Mon pere, reprit-I, apreS
ayoir avalG nm verre de tokal pour
rappeler ses idees, mon PEREZ
vous l:ai.je dit!-etait un de ceux
ii qu'on appelle "aes vieux sersa
tcnrs de lsEtat,' c'est adire un
de ces magistl ats in,egres, labo
rieux. vertuenx, modesto, qnl pas
sent lpur vie conq"err l'estlme
Of lsadmiration de ceux Inl les ap
prochen,, Il meriter la crcix d'hon
neur ct quelquetois a l'obtenir- au
terme de lear catriere, a Se fare
nm nom venere, ct qui. apres de
Tongues aunees p+ssees ainsi dams
le trayailet yer la tn recolvent dc
lsE,at recannaissant un petit NOR
ceau de pain sec pour soo'en''
,curs derniers jours; un de ces
homnes, en- un mot, qui lneurent
Ia conscience tranquilie, quolqu'
| ;ls ne laissant a leurs enfants, les
malheureux! que le souvenir de
lenrs vertus ct pas un sou valiant
Vous pensez bien quinn pett
| de Get acabit la ne pouvalt con
nren.lre Ursule! Aussi, a !" pr
miere peccadile, il me chassa ae !.
Ia maison paternrlle, me mauo's
mais surtout ne me donna III l
moindre paln, nj la moindre cru
che d.eau pour subsister dans 'e o
sert CONNIE fit Abraham chassan
IsnaEl. Aussi que serais>]e aev'
nm a p,,is. c1 nous nous elton
,, enfouis, Ursule ct moi, 81 'e W
Diem ne msavait pas accOfae
, oncle. mon oucle Arsene, nn u y
,, , ,lionnaire don't j'etais Eun'qne n
ritter.
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Official.
Proceedings of Town
Council.
TOWN HALL, }
: Friday. May 9th, 1881. :

strltiay. May bth, 1904.
The Town Council inr the Town of Thibo
danx:mrt i'll regular st.ssi0I this day at
o'clock Z. II.
Prescpt II. w. Tabor Mayor j. l.. Au-
coin, j. NJ Howell. +. Zernott, |. d Moore
and G. Azeu,i. Trus ers.
Absent: II. Dansereau. Trustee.
The minutes of the previous session were
read and approved as recorded.
The Committee ON tinauce presented
! the following reports
To the Honortlhic the MAJOR caa Trustees
Of the To,cm Of 1'hibod1ur.
! Gentlcmcn-YOur Committee ou Finance
| to whom were referred the March Reports
of the Market Master. Collector and Trcasn
rer respectfully beg leave to report that
they have carefully examined same t"Scth-
| er with the vouchers accompanying the LIT
| ter's report, which they have compared
! with appropriations nada, and they find All
| of said reports true ani correct. ihey
have cancelled the Treasurer's Vouchers
and granted certificates of approval cu
Treasurers hooks.
They have examined and find correc:
the following bills.
l. Roth and Fleetwood for medicine far
pished pauper, Antoine Latanis l 90
1T 1hibotlaux. sheriff is. for board
and Turkeys of pricners ~ W
paving bricks 5sl GO
All W Tabor materials furnished
for layiur payements los C
s. The Monthly allowance to Pro
tector Fire Co. Na.2 and Home Hook
and Ladder Co. No. / (. is ROW due aud
, payment thereof recommended 20 n(
8. The salary land compensation of
the following named officers of the
Corporation for the quarter ending
April 81. 1881 is now due aud payment
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The following resolution presented by the
Committee on Finance was, on motion daiy
seconded adopted.
Resolved. That he SUN of Nine hundred
and tiftv-eight and 95Il00 dollars, ie and
the same is hereby appropriated to pay the
following claims. to Wit:
Roth &, Fleetwood, chargeable to Incl
dental Exp. 81 90, T. Thibodaux, chargea-
bile to Police and Criminal $40 90, frotee-
tor Fire Co. No. 2, $40 Home Hook and Las
der Co. No |. chargeable to Fire Depart
inent; II. W. Tabor Mayor $50, J. =. Tnbo
deaux Treasurer $5l .25. A. ). Perrin Clerk
siS75, o. J. Legcndre Constable 900. f.
: mean Printer :a5. chargeable to salary OF
officers. O. j Legenire, Market Master.
ctiargcable to Market House. Sib 66, 5. jam
ison's Sons $52l -. r. W. Tabor slo5 So,
.cllargeable to BanQuettes. n. ArceneauS
$50 chargeable to Corporation Laborcr.
Total *95S 95.
Yeas Aucoin, Moore, Howell Zernott,
and Azema
NAYS: None.
The iollowin. Trcasurer's report was pre-
scented and referred to the Committee on
Finuuce.
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CoNsEIL DE VILLE.-Le con
sell TAFT faire depuis qnelques
temps de grandes r6parations
dams les limiteS de liz vills.. NAL
gre tonte la bonne yolonte de nos
administrators pour Ia metre
dams an etat sans pr6cedents, il
est des administres qui tronvent
'nanvals que tous ces travaux
commencent par lie derriere. Pre-
hez patience, lorsqu'il* auront
tiDi avec le derriere, ces messieurs
I'empresseront d'attaQuer lc de
want.
Chaque chose II son tour; il NY
a rien dc plus jnste.
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PLUlE.-- Des ondees copieuseS
cont venues dOnner une nOuye!le
1 slorce de vegetation aux planteS.
Dams certainS endroits elleS ont
etc un pen Plus abondantes que
dams d'autres, sans cependant
nulre Ia recolte. Les planteurS
e0nt generalement satisfaits &c
Papparence de la recolte, surtone
du plant qui promet de donner
nn bon resultat. QUAINT aux sou
I ehes qui laissent'a deslrer, elles ser
wront a l'ensemrncement de la pro
sehaine recolte.
La Tecolte dc riz sc montre sous
les meilleurs auspices.
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SOUscRIpTloN.-Les directenrs
,de Ia coppagnie reinforcement
t0rmee sous lie titre de Firemeh,s
Hal Association, ssetant Orsanlses
stiont prets, dams quelqurs jours,
\ recevoir des subscriptions au
capital qui, doit ftre investi pour
u construction dune magnifque
snatlSse, consacree a toute sorte
De advertisements puhlics. Ce
ptcjet ayant pris nne ties erande
3hveur parmi Ia population de
i xdhihodaux ct de la campagne,
nous so,nmes convaincus que
slans peu de temps, toutes les nc
ions serOnt souscrites, ct que nc
se vile reprendra sont anciepne
Z Dlendeur.
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EXCURSION. - LIE steamer st.
Na,v, cummande par ie Capt.
Max Blanchard, fera lie I'D de ce
moi, une excursion 4 Ia mey OH il
dc;t rester trois nnits ct deux
;ours. Ls pr'x de cette excursion
Fnui sera silrement DIES plHS agrea
sbles est dc c!np plastres selle
mpnt. aller 1T letOur.
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q. j. LEGENDkE,
Collector. |
Nav 9th. 1881
The Market Masters report showing to- !
tai collections for the month OF April
1891 10 lie Ninety five 15ll00 was pre-
sented ana referred to the committee on
Finance.
The Tax Collector presented the fouow-
ing list of delinouent taxes for the years
1877. 1873 and 1880, and of unpaid licenses
for the year 1881.
Delinquent Taxes for tha years 1914, 1910
and 1890
1877. Thornhill Eugene o. Mo'aison &
Azpma . on. Dupre Neuville 3 80. Hergeron
G. 80 Malbrougll, Ozeme 80, Malhroush Ben
IS. Boudreanx, Est. Syivcrn 800, Cont
vent NJ 80, Rose, Miss Lucinda o., Aus
let. Joac},n 50, Evans. s s 7 OF, Baudain,
Mrs A 2 0fi. Snaer. ., j. 50, Anderson, JOHN
/ 80 Odoni George 50.-rotal ST S5.
1873 Malbrough, Ozeme 80. hialbron-h,
! Ben 70 aHordre:tux Est Syivcre ) 90. Cointe
men. NJ 30, Rose. Miss Lucinda 90, Aus
let Joachim 80, Evans, S. s. 7 60. Bonroln'
Mrs A. 2 90, Anderson. John 10. Ga'naftl,
Mrs. N. 10 90, Caillnuet. J. n. ~. lhamp-
son, Mrs +. A - 90. Walsh. j M -. Fer
rel. Mrs Perry 2 so, Hare, n. NJ. 81, Hurley
Henry g. Co. 90, Gillis, Mrs. {. NJ. :, %
Naouir, eAuatole 90 Crosier. Alfred 90
Total SSn -.
1882. Bou'reauv, Est Sylvcre 3 90, Rose,
Miss Lucinda. 400, Evans, S. :. OF, Ba"-
dnip. Mrs A. N. Anderson John 90, Gam
ara. Mrs. NJ 10 90 Terrel Mrs. Perry 90
ellis. Mrs. C. NJ 3 CO. Samoan. L. 6 90. Flo
ne J A. 500. Singer Manufacturing Co
30 Rarrrron. Frank 50, ThihrdaaN.
Claiborne 81. D,vllard Oscar 90, Nitehei
Joseph 75 Hurley II Freeman Ire Sld-
rev i % Ho!linS. Wesley K Fred 2o'.
Pinelin. Mra Pierre 100 Naan'n, Arsfnt
40a Naauin Nrs VI 10. 1eies,in. John
r.. A.. III. u ~. y,
. Unpaid icens"s f"r ,ssi.
, e. Azqua. 9 coffee n,alscs na, II. l.
{ H. Michelet ! cntfe house $, 90 frs tan,
: ard Hotel 10 10 p ] enpi'pr +. Gz Z
I Il. 50. j.. D. Macbasln r. :. &c u. %, F
/ Yiufn1ua Stable q, 40, &c i@e:isffi,. DraF
/ man ! 90, Gzemo Maibrourh- 5 ~ '"in
Malhrourh, Dravtuan %, #. F:.antFH {
Respectfully submitted,
. g. j. LEGFSDRE.
Col.etei
r.. May 9th. 1921
10 On motion duly seconded. the Msycr va
authorized 10 lay n temporary walk IN ifst
10 of the property Of Il. n R"th. 80,
>, On motion duly seconded. the sum o1 E'
q ty six aud 6oil00 Dollars was appropriate
as follows;
&c Eleven and 60,l09 Dollars to cover wa
rants already issued n'favcr of .'aoorers
streets, charyeable to Streets and Diiehf'
Fifteen Dollars OF so much thereof as .'n:
90 he necessary. to pay iahorers on streets q
ring tho week. ehargrahie to Streets al al
bitches; and Ten Dollars to cover the "
rant already issned to Miche9 Guiiio,
accsun. for brickwork, cliargeabie TO ba
Guettes. ~
.e5 Yeas: Aucoin, Azema, Howell, Moo
IS and Zernott.
Sc Nays Meme. !,
90 On motion duly seconded the Council
- journed.
A. J. PERRIN, Clerk.
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