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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
Little Criminals.


How many people do We see who are pun
ishing their children for their own faults,
inherited and repeated without choice in the
matter, administering the punishment all in
are likely to give the little victims as they
increase in years and find themselves in the
tolls, and because they think it best in pure
love to drive out the evil spirit, as if the
very process Of such sweeping and garnish-
ing, in exciting enmity and rage, and heat
ing blood and brain, did not invite the 9TH
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Over-work Among WON en-.
IAmerican Apricnlinrist. /

American Agf1cullurlSL.i
One way IN which women are over
worked by their own fault-a sin of igno1-
ance frequently-is in the use of foolish
clothing. We are sll more or less in bond
age here, for woman's dress is radically
erywhere. Clothing devised TO suit the
needs of the human body would be much
more easily made and ts~en care of, and it
would give woman freer movement, great
er ease ard comfort about her work and
plsy, and would be an aid to good health,
rather than, as now, drag upon her
strength. But genuine reform can not be
made by any one woman, for it awaits the
development Of public opinion. But can
no. we all lend hand here, and say on all
proper occasions, that woman's dress is alb
surj, and inConvenient, and uuheaithful,
and that VIC wish fer something better?
Most of US can put less work and care upon
our trimmings, and none of us need
wear trained skiit, or one that touches
the floor. We may all wear loose and warm
clothing. and bear the weight upon our
shoulders rather than over the hips. Vari-
Gus female weaknesses are supposed - be
caused by active labor, by much standing
upon the feet, by much climbing of stairs in
the pursuit of ones daily industry. They
may be aggravated by these causes after
they have been once induced, but there are
serious doubts whether these weaknesses are
often really attributable to the causes above
named. Corsets and heavy skirts are the
real offenders. 1t is usually the case that
the same work might have been done-the
standing and the limbing-had the muscles
of the body, both external and internal, been
left free and unweighted by the clothing.
How many feathers weight are added to
her burden of toll and worry by q woman's
long skirts, as she goes about her work in
doors and out, upstairs and down, around
the kitchen fire, or cleaning the floors in an
unsuitable dress2
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WOMAN'S WORLD.

1t Is intended that these columns shall record
VOman's work in all the varied fields OF useful
less, reflect opinion respecting women, and voice
he views and thoughts OF women Ii Is hoped
That they may IN some measure encourage and
strengthen women in every worthy effort, aid
them III solving the problem of selfsuppOrt. pro-
tect them through knowledge of forms of bust
ness and law, INSPIRE them TO attain TO their
rightful position, AID thus through enlightened
elevated w5manh0O1 ennOble the home the race,
the Nation.
as home maker, worker educator, phi
lanthropist, as COmrade, a. citizen, and as a hui
man being. woman is everywhere building Tor
herself and generation From all sections of
this world. brief reports of individual and
organized work. news items, thoughts, sugges
tons aud inquiries are invited for these columns.
Address ali such communications to
FLORENCE II. Atkinson,
Indianapolis Ind.
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For Secretary of State.
bonneville Enquirer.

IBOOHtFlIIt uqUlItII
We observe by our exchanges that the
name of Hon. William Wesley Woollen, OF
indianapolis, is mentioned as a suitable can
didate for Secretary OF State. Mr.. Woollen's
contributions to the press have made his
name familiar to the fraternity throughout
the State, and his zeal in the advancement
of Democratic principles to the party gener-
ally. His knowledge of the history of the
State particularly qualities him for the posi-
tion. and bis name would be an honor to the
head of the ticket
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15
shreMnness and ABILITY.

Hop Bitters, so freely advertised in all the
papers, secular and religious, are having
large sale, and are supplanting all other
medicines. There is no denying the virtues
of the hop plant, and the proprietors of
these Bitters have shown great shrewdness
and ability in compromising Bitters whose
virtues are palpable to everv ones obServa-
tion.-Examiner and Chronicle.
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A more practical sister spoke up and said

A more practical sister spoke up and said
"Look out, sister; iaybird ketch you fore
you get dar." A young and very enthusi-
astic sister jumped up and shouted, "One
can't hold mel Two can't bold me. Three
can't hold mel Take Mr.. Buffkin and he
can't hold me-" (Mr. b. was her sweet
heart) In a "'sperience meeun'" one of
the sisters said she had been TO Hebben.
Another asked eff she seed any niggers
darT, "Lor. sister, you don't spose went
in de kitchen, does youY'-New Orleans
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Aliens Brain Food positively cures nerv-
business, nervous debility and all weakness
of generative organs; 81; six for S.. All
druggists. Send for circular to Aliens Phar-
macy, SIS First avenue, New York. Sold in
Indianapolis by Browning & Sloan.
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The unpleasant appearance of even the
most amiable and intelligent face, when COW
cred with surface irritations as from letter,
pimples or eczemo can be dissolved natur-
ally by Dr. Benson's Skin Cure, an excel
scalp
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

Headache is effectually cured by Wright's
Indian Vevetable Pills, which cleanse the
bowels and purify the blood.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

Everyone should try Kings Twenty-Five
Cent Bitters. Sold by all druggists.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

cradle, often leading to insanity and death. II
strengthens the Nerves, Brain, memory Blood,
Muscles, Digestion and Reeuperative Organs, i
restores to all the organic functions their former
vigor and vitality. making life cheerful and en-
jOyable. Price, So q bottle. or four times the
quantity for $40. Sent by express, secure from
observation, to any address on receipt OF price.
No c. o. ID. sent, except on receipt of 81 guar
antee. Letters requesting answers must inclose
stamp. ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
us Olive ST st. ouis Mo.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Never fails to cure Nerv.
Gus Debility, Vital Ex
heusiion, Emissions
seminal Weakness, LOST
AEROOD, and ali the
evil effects of youthfr
fOllies and excuses.
permanently ali
weakening, invOlunt@
losses and drains upoi
g system. the inevitabs
result OF these evil pIae
tees. which are so dc
s:Tuctive 10 mind ant
body and make life mis-
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4 OCTS. for the Star Spangled Banner for me
III Nothing like 1t; 10th yr. SPACES, illus. Spsi
mems FREE. Address Banner, Hinsdale, Nj
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Nce week in your own town. Terms and $50,
0UU fit free. Address II. Hallett & Co., Portla
Maine.
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k1oWn d. aInes fasstood a. Inc head Of The profcs
for the past thirty years. Age and experience
important. Seminal weakness. night losses by dreS
pimples the face. lost manhood. can positively
cured. Ladies wanting the delicate attention. C
or write. Pleasant home for patients. book for Il
million-Marriage Gude-which tells You all abo,
these diseases, who should marry why not 10 cents
pay postage. DIR. James has fifty rooms and parlor
You see no one but the Doctor. Office hours. a n
to p. m. Sunday, to IL. DR.. James is 60 years
of age.
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A capable young lady, Miss Roberts trans
acts the entire business of the Recorders of
fee at Greenfield, Hancock County this
State Miss Roberts father was elected
County Recorder and she was his principal
assistant At his death, man was ap-
pointed to fil the unexpired term and gave
bond according to the requirement of the
law. He then appointed Miss Roberts
deputy and turned over the Office to her. So
that she is practically County Recorder, and
is regarded IS a most efficient officer.
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Ybn7PeI RUBBER FOUNTAIN SYRINGE. Silver Points
aAg.ha and I Box NERvINE Pills. al for s., sent
by mail, sealed.
pTfSSr1 r61ne for 81. 81 per doz.. Ladies' S.
htsssh utsBs Female Pills 81 per box; for S.
urp TYfS Sits After forty years practice AZ 4.
NHsa ftNa szhRI satisfied nine-tenhs ofthe troubk
and trials in families has grown Of latent
feeling on the parSbfl ladies and gentlemen ThousaBR
without knowing the real cause, have made life we
waste for the want of proper means to make II brE
and happy. NERVINE PILLS, compounded ofro
and herbs, viii make the weak and debilitated stro
That which you have lost. or never had will come
make home happy. Life is too short to waste away
= dull torpid home when 81 box will please you
6 viii cure You for five dollars. Sent by MAIL seal
on receipt Of price. Leucorrhcea or whites positive
cured. Send stamp for Electric Ring, gents only
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Dr.. JAMES

LOcfs hOSpttdis
204 WASHINGTON ST.
Cor. Franklin, CHICAGO,
Chartered by the State Of
Illinois fortheexpresspu
pose of giving immedi
I-eliefin allcaSesofprit
chronic and urinary
eases. in all their corr
catrd forms IL is
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s'How far is it called Ia the grave?"
The boy looked up from his play
The grave? have not heard OF the grave; 1t
must be far away.
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HENRY & CO., Proprietors,

INV
For sale by wALLING d CO.. Wholesale Drug
gists. Indianapolis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-14
SHERIDAN.

The old Masonic hall was completely
full last Tuesday evening with an audi
enco ofour bost citizens. So far as we
learn everybody was satisfied with the
performances, and seemed To- think Shcri-
dan All actor OF no mean standing ,whlch II
In accordance with tho reputation hs
possesses. Tho principal parts Ia Oihello
were acted, and Mr.. Sheridan nSomod To
interpret tho character OF tho Moor with
intelligence, although not 10 effectively
~ u IN by Mccullough. Ifo was well
sustained, particularly by Mr. Chapman,
a, IHgo. Cassie, though, evidently miss
ed hls calling, evon II lao has no ambition
10 bo mare than "a Cassie. We think
sheridan ~ entitled to a place among tho
hrst CfShhkonpoaroan actors, and would
not show on q poor advantage even
beside Booth, A. least some parts.
In the miscellaneous part OF The pro.
gram Miss Annie Gleason was tho favor.
Ito. She has Il powerful soprano voice, OF
wonderful nexibility, which sho controls
with ease. Sho was eneorcd twice, aud
shows her good asuso In singing only
simple pieces which all can appreciate.
Iho entertainment was closed with n
comedy, moaornizod no AS to preson,
some funny aspects. Mr. Sheridan
Aho~od Off to aplondid advantage as
Clifton Sangfrold, which wo hayo noyor
soon ezoollod, and Chapman makes an
escollont Clown, whilo Mss Davenport
WAS good as Pauline
wednesday night Sheridan gave an-.bcr
good entertainment te a fair az uliencs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-14

| and although sickness and absence from tho
city Aro the only excuses permitted, undor
NEST OF their constitutions, some most
ridiculous onoa arc presented at nearly
every meeting. Last week an excuse in
enc Of the companies was that tho momber
had engaged tho company of young lady
from the bunch grass country TO attend a
public meeting before he knew about the
drill, and of course had TO stick to his on
gagemoht. He was fined.
Tho annual meeting Of tho Y. T, e. a. was
held Saturday evening. when the nsw otsoers
took their placer; after which enthusiastic
speeches were made by McssrS. jackson
Radhams and Wakefield, who had come up
from Portland, for tho purpose of assisting
in infusinI moro life into the organization.
These gentlemen took charge Of tho two
meetings on Sabbath afternoon aud evening,
the last Of which was probably tho biggest
ever held in tho Hall.
Last Friday night when tho city llumber-
ed in its innocence, Warm Spring Johany.
we'll known to our citizens, came into the
eity froua his home on tbs bAxks of tho
calApooia, and hunting up Marshall Denny
and Constable Monte,th, gave himself mp,
stating that he had shot man out by tho
Cemetery. On going cut there with him no
Indications of split blood could DO fouad, no
man shos, and everything soatnad quiet aud
serene. As thore was evidently mistake
ia the matter sorewhere. or II there had
been any shooting done. nothing being as
ce rtainsd Is to the facts Of it, Johany was
discharged next morning. Nothing has
aincs been learned that is new in reference
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-14
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Judge Strahan Was il Portland last FFi.
day on business.
Joseph Weddls. Of Sweet Home. called
on US last "Wednesday.
Wesley Graves and wife, of Salsm, have
been in the city this wesk.
Mr. J X Davis leaves this week for Cen.
tsrville, where he Intends residing.
Miss Maud Haley. formerly OF this city,
is now liviag ia Junction City.
Mrs. DR.. I. r, Smith. oi lnlspenlsnsS, is
visiting her parents near tia. city.
Ala Harris aud Robt Foster spcut last
Sunday with friends ia Corvallis.
Mr. Charles Harding. si GerSais. ~As a
gus.t at the St. Charles on Wednesday.
ER S.i~erth. E.q. ~as .onaasd to hs
room day or two the tir4t ot the week.
siiss Mary Miller. Of Rock II,l!. has hsoa
spending several days in ths e,ty 'is.t'Dg
friends.
Mr. W. J4e'.sen, Of rsrl..a'. Ma "a 81
OF Nc /. z. Hita danrs h,. -tay here
over the SABBATH
Mr. SApael E lalag returned !rom
sa4 Fr.no,,,o la. Fs,l.y AZ ga absence
Of tao or thsoe weeks.
Staun Sci;enhAeh retained feain San
Francisco last Tuesday. bringing ~isL him
an immense stook sf soo,ls.
I. ST. Josnson. E.q.. og CartAl.,. i. faa.
ming for Judge oi E-nlon CDgo.y. ou thg
Republican ticket
Bush Wilson hzs i.ven rsuoIsiuAtrl icr
Clerk aud Sol King i5r sherih by the Re.
publsans Of Benton county.
Il 4 Rarnpy. OF iiArr.sLar:. ~aa IN tie
city TuesiaY Gui WsdassIAy ,n sttenlauce
.. the Republican County Convention.
Alr john Roach wsat - Corvalli. Wed.
neaday 70 attend - sev1rai basiness snsaso-
nsnts ia tha. cisy. IL wiil b, b-s< tls
first Of next week.
Hoa John Ksisay. et Corvallis. wAs in
tn. city Wednesday. By tho hy he ha.
friends here who would lie glad To see him
succeed Thayer.
! WIN Porter, Of OaeastA wA. ia ihs c.ty
last week and part 81 this wees. aai oI
course went up 70 junction city before To-
tuFnisR 20 tho Fay
Mr. John Hobh. formerly - tic smp,s,
Of Black Pearl & Co. Of Halsey. has rgs
chased = farm ia Harrisburg Precinct "a
gone TO no'k ia earnest.
Mr. Wm. Wadhans. 81 Portland WA IL
attendance a. the /. T.. c. \. meeL.nga
Saturday evening aud Sunday. and ~as
guss. Of DR. g. Willis Prise while in Ia.
city.
Ntn. simpson. L,'oly eii.or oi the ~
come. spent a fO~ days ia tho city, -.+lrr
ing to Portland Monday. He vii - r..
mem Se'ed an the young man who WAS .ps.
by the Daaisay's awhile ago. At lres5n
he il Ia the real estate business.
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Ja iss, ef Election.

Following arc jnlgeS of Election ap-
pointed by County Court for election 10
be hold ON frs, Monday In Jana:
Eas; Albany-Sam II A..hol-e, Jason
Wbeelor. Ihos Froman.
West Albany-D FEorlsa. Erauk Far
ton, q III BAb.r.
Brownsville u S wa.ers, James Blake
ly, Sr.,J Mckinney.
Brush Creck-AB Porter, Z y Moss. r
Riggs.
Cen;er- wm X Tempe, Join Huston,
J0hv Mcknight.
Crawfordsvill,-R G'asy, II " Moses,
@ CalbSr
Franklin Bdits J w R!chaIdsou. W
Compton, 4 II Brown.
Fox Valley Il Trlsll, Richard Mayo,
J L Berry.
Harrisburg i MccaHn.y II a
Davis. \ Wigle.
Halsey-Ca Caleb Gray, T J Black, T
Brandon.
Liber:y-wm Ingraham. 4 p Nye, Coo
Furmau.
Lebanon j wassom, c Il Ra,ton, )
X Smith.
Mablo Jos Stewart. + u Cowgirl, ] L
Stewart.
orleans--J B Coney, JOS Hamilton. Jos
Yates.
Scio-R q Cusick, J l. Miller, Robi
Pentland.
Sweet Homa-A Hines, IGliilan |, Q
III Russell.
Shead-DP Porter, 4 HoLinett, d c
Curyle.
syracuse-S + Jones, W Johnson, w
ii Newman
Santiam &C I Leovsr, 4 NJ Smith,
Daniels.
Watarloo-Jas Lindley, Jacob New
man, Saltmarsh.
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MarFr wnl oul.

About two years ago q murder oe.
CURED Ia the northorly end OF Clacka.
mas county ia which Mrs. Hayar. n
respectable woman. had her head spIIt
oPsa with AL axe. The deed was dane
under peculiar circumstances nnI IL
was regarded as n cold -blaoded atrocliv
Great excitement waa produced nil
over Claekauas county, and, In fact.
the entire State. when the details Of
the bloody net werc mado known.
The murder was committed FOR the
sshe Of robbery. and among other
lAinss taken by ths wrelcle-. VA. a
valuable gold watch chain. Three men
were arrested AMI tried OF sussIcicp
Of being implicated ia the ,1ur.Ier
They weTo Eamei rrsperii.sly Bernard,
FAirchild and King THO two former
were acquitted, nut Niag was sent 10
State Prissn ,or lfe. Thare was a
large majority of people who thought
him in"0ccnt al tAc timc. and sl.iI
think 80. Withia few day. bae.
some new facts have come IL llyat ia
regard TO iho tragedy. 4 gold watch.
chain has besH Identified as the one
oward by Mrs. liagar. l. nov. Ia the
possession of young mtu at Oregon
C'iy t. whom u was so'd by A-dy
SPfo"la. The latter was engaged as a
wo'd chopper on John Meidrlms farm.
aEd ri the time was sir"aR'Y suspect
II - having hand 3" tr- mur,lrr
lie has lcit fsr ptr1s E-&u.wr.-
81. Li-aLHaA
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-14

DR. J II McC0y, OF East Portland. AS.
sistant Deputy Grand Councillor of the
Independent Order of Chesen Friends
is now in the city, AL on this (Fri.
day evaniag viii ~ ~ the eitizsns at
the Hall vi 54isty Ls,l % A o u w, fer
the purpose OF showing up the objects,
alma and condition of the order with
the view OF establishing a Council In
albany. The chief object OF this order
is life insurance, and its plan ia Dsome
respects VS. ike better THAI that OF the
40 U w. Go out this evening aad hear
the doctor, and be sure to t.ks your
wife with you.
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sr0P THAT CouGs.

II you are suffering with a severe cough,
cold, asthma, bronchitis. hay fever, con.
sumption. loss of voice, tickling in tho throat
or any affection of the throat or lungs, use
pr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
This is the great remedy that is causing so
much excitement by its wonderful cures,
curing thousands OF hopeless cases. Over
one million bottles of pr. Kings New Dis.
covery have been used within the last year,
and have given perfect satisfaction in every
instancer We can unhesitatingly say that
this is really the only surs cure for throat
and lung affections, and can cheerfully rec
ommend it to all Cali and get a trial bottle
free Of cost, or a regular size for Sl.O0. Fo-
ale by
Foshay aud Mason, wholesale agents Alba.
ny ID. Morris, Scio ; Dr. l.. Foley, Leba-
non DIR. j. NJ. Powell, Lebanon ID. NJ.
Calbreatte, Buena Vista Reafetto and Mon
tague, Jefferson o. III. p. Cornelins, Tur-
ner /; II. A. Rampy. Harrisburg s. S.
Hayes, Halsey Damon Smith, HslseY
Starr and Blakely, Brownsville,
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" NOLAN'S CORNER.

The last comprehensive invoices
ofne Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
Boots aad Shoes, Hats, Silk Hand
kerchiefs, 0yeralIs and BlOuses,
Cigars, Tobacco, ETC., ETC., received
by J. VI. Nolan. at the Framers'
and Mechanics Store, enables him
TO undersell all Competitors End
Supply his Customers with exactly
the article required. His stock Is
muck larger than ever before and
he will be pIeaged to have bis nuH-
erOus patrons call and get an In
sight to low figures.
Nolan does business on fEle time
hOnOred principal Of Cash down.
No grumbling ard every body hap
py. Cal! arOusl aad see him.
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copsrr ONT.
April Term.


The application OFT Hlll and others
for change Of county road was grant
cd.
Application Of 4 S Powell for Ices.
tiOn of county road was dlsm,sssd
Dcclination Of O + Colbert ne road
supcrv isor excepted and ID Dunlap
appointed. Also 0f" s Cowdtr and Il
Murphy appointed.
Jaiaes Dyer was allowed 10 bay G0o0
feet OF lumber and scrapor for Dist. 20
q II Baber was allowed 10 buy 1880
feet of lumber for Dist. 10.
Petition Of Farmers Ferry Boat Com
pany to rHR Ferry acrois Willamette,
granted for 8 years, 10 pay go year
In advance.
A = Stone allowed 1000 feet Of Jun.
bor, etc
Ordered that so be paid Mrs. OPP
for benefit of Annie Price, AR INDECENT
person.
1900 f<et ofiumbcr grnntedJ 81 Phil.
pot
Johns Stone were awarded coalract
Of building bridge across Thomas
Cfsek la town OF Solo. Eid-sG2j.
Also for building three brlJges-
Blevins. White and Turner, $500.
il Miller was authorized to receive
bids for repairing Hannah bridge Oh
Thomas Creek.
Ordered that SeG5 % 10 refunded
Jesse Barr OH Tyre Alleys landsale.
Report Of sheriff was allowed except
as to certain aGil1yit and dou5ie a. ssess.
ment.
Milton \ Eodser. was sprolated
sheep Inspector.
Ladics' Sid Society wers allowed
$50 for certain ln1igcnt person.
Ordered that order bs drawn In favor
Of o AMI W II =. Bank Institution,
when note is due.
Cifrk directed 10 have certain ira
p5o'euents made 10 front steps, etc.
Bills ALLOWED.
Esbt Harrison. g Asri,nr., u Nor.
gan, as viewers. each s. u Bruce
3 msAths salary. S2DJ ; percentage
Disturbing school fund, slO5 IS; Sc
Ysung. mdse. ils3; 4iealsl;h and
sons. bran. etc, s. 20: l. Nye, rent.
S7lj; l. " sphinx. wood. $500; ID y
hoa'clth. stryiecs As buiiH . days.
SIS i " Rsop. services as bAiliG >
days. SO + = Hyde. keeping II
Davis, ) months. So : q Ta,ling for
2rccoFds. ST.. G ID Slap oil. 81 WIN
NGai. sl.50 Zee. ever bod Frank vii.
soH, SG6 80 ) l. Gilbert mos salary l5O;
&C llogac. examination of te1chsrs 3
days, f7j0; II Marss. same, s5.75 !;
\ raum. fees. Slg9; J y Anderson.
SO Geo Price. sIwins wo5i s.
witnesses before graad Jury. $Isi CO I;
witnesses case uf s.ats a.t Gilchrlst.
sss wltncsses. State az; Watkins, S33.
ssltjurys March term. g30i - grand
jurors 500 & Z C.on, keeping T.
Cole. sg1 } y Iryiac. Tor board SIS !;
l. l. Jewett. keeping = Hayes, si7 II /;
Mr. ID SEydieT covering and repair.
iUg % recor.is.,etc iI7U0; J. G. Johnson,
r Wil'ert aud Un Cuuuss. fJr dam
ase, 10 buggy by cfs-siEg bridge, SIS.
r = Eobinssn, @lO.72: u IL Hewitt,
Dr. ! l. HiIi aud Dr D n Jones. each -
services FOR Ars Domains. an Insane
reTson. PII iiaymsAd, $3.50. postage
stamps J Charlton, prrosBtags col.
leotirg tax for 1881, Sl5l II, assessing
735 persoas Sils, making delinquent
list 50. Sheriff, fees Circuit Court, etc
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