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The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30

The Pendleton civil service reform
bill authorizes the President to employ
five persons, three of whom shall not
hold Office, while two shall be experience
ed officials in Washington, to constitute
the United States Civil Service Com
mission. Not more than three are to
be adherents of the same party. The
President has the power of removal as
Of selection. This Commission is to
frame rules for the government of com
petitive examinations for clerical APP
pointments. All appointments are to
he made from those persons graded
highest, original entrance to the service
being only at the lowest grade and the
places being apportioned as nearly as
may he equally among the States.
There Is to be a period of probation be-
fore the person selected receives an alb
solnte appointment. Promotions are TO
lie made on the same system OF compe-
fition. There is to be II Chief Exam
liner, who is to act in cooperation with
the different examining boards, SO as to
secure uniformity. The bill applies to
all Government offices of over fifty EN-
ployes.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30

The thermometer vt Winnipeg,
Manitoba, has been down this season
TO 81 degrees below zero, which is lower
than any temperature recorded by Dr.
Kane.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30
An Awful Responsibility.

/ Every body has something fosay about
consumption. We I'LL deplore its terri
HE rasages. hi unly n few of us seem
III have sanugl common to lake
ilsr ltupsa means Of preventing il. 1t is
BIN supple hi s.twa and two are FOUR
ilmf Hides Honey Of Hofehoanda and Idf,
taken ny q remedy Cor coughs, colds, DIFF
.RraH breathing, hoarseaess, OF any of the
symptoms which pave the way for that
terrible destroyer, win effect a radical
anil iaEaa cure Of the ailment, and avert
I'M danger. Whoever, under. these cir
enmsiancss. negiects tn resort to the
tras specific. assumes a fearful response
hilitY. Uf druggists.
Pixies Toofhaehe drops cure IN one
aNii4utt.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30
sPECaAE. YOTHgE

To Public School Teachers
& LII tlts Public Schools IN st. Landry par
IA ISL will BIO closed ut the eiil of the De-
ceIlber school month.
Public notice will be gwen for the ren,,rn-
ing III he schools. \
By order of the BoarSef School Directors.
c. C. SWAYZE,
Zee. III. 1899. Secretary, &c.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30

The l6stil course az Stones wass put
III place on the Washington monument
Oh Monday. Dec. 10, which. raises il to
i height q inches greater than il.at Of
tIls highest point Of the figure of tie
Goddess og Liberty On the Capitol.
The shirt il now ass Fact j inches high
The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30
FOR RENT

The 0gerten dwelling, ut 0pelousas, Tor
the year 1889, possession to be given Oh the
Isl Of January.
2small place for cultivation at Bellevue,
lying between the plantations Of Mr.. Mont
gemery md the estate OF Pratt. possession
given iEt III January 1888.
3-rhe Office Of D. NJ Moore. at Opelousas,
containing I've rooms, possession given imnte-
diateiy. apply to j. N. MOORE.
Nov Is. 1882. 0pelousas.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30

though on chIIIs,"
Cures S cases for % cts. in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, ia.
BArLEY's SALINE APERIENT, is apleas-
ant, cooling cathartic for the instant cure
of headache, indigestion, constipation,
heartburn, bi~liousness, etc.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30
RARE CHANCE
R'ae EsafE
A Cheap Buggy, Hack or Carriage

have ul hand twenty-five new BttGlES,
nkCkSali CARRIAGES, all nf the latest
g~FnaaeE-k4s and Styles. "ni"h offer t"
sci! Az t'o~a price, III order tn e!os'
them ort bef,re ,he 1T If IaI,uary next.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30
Police Juries and Public Roads.

The Supreme Court of the State has
jast rendered an important decision in
a road case, appealed from the parish
Of Telrebonne.
All inspector of roads was proceeding
under the road laws, passed by the
Police Jury of Terrebonne, to advertise
fnr sale the work to be done on the
public road contiguous to the lands OF II
person, who had refused to do the ne
cessary work, and was enjoined. 1t
was urged in the injunction that the
road laws of Terrebonne which required
the proprietors of lands to make and
repair tile roads in front OF their pro-
perty, at their expense, were in conflict
with State laws, which provided that
public roads should be made and re-
paired by the labor of able bodied men
of the parish, under the control of over
seers to be appointed by the Police Ja-
ries. 1t was also urged that such paro-
GlsiEh laws sAbuNiiy opCAutGN hA VS.
the property, which had already a tax
imposed on it, and are therefore viola
tive of a constitutional provision.
The Supreme Court affirmed the de-
cision of the lower Court, which refused
to sustain the Injunction. 1t was de-
cided that "under the laws of the State
Of Louisiana, Police Juries are clothed
with fall, plenary and exclusive power
to regulate by ordinance the manner Of
making and repairing public roads in
their respective parishes. The burden
imposed on land owners, by the paro-
chia1 road laws, is not a tax within the
constitution in it's limitation Of the mt
nicipal taxing power"
This decision should forever settle
all doubts as to the power of Police
Juries to pass whatever laws they may
deem best and most proper to keep the
roads in good order. This parish is not
altogether free of those who held such
doubts and opinion.-MarksuiM Bnlte-
tin.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-12-30

A Kansas Joker has hHtt il pay
s., 0J0 for destroying Il mans eye with
an eXplo>i.c tiGaE.
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the uEmOCkATlo PURPOSE.


Determined to Put tThelrOppOsieiOn on the
Record ON tho Tax Bill.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-The Democra.
tic members of the Senate held a caucus
this morning and resolved to insist upon
q full and free discussion Of all the amend
ments Of the tax bill, and to oppose any
attempt to reach final vote, unless such
an opportunity shall be afforded.
The drift of the discussion was that the
Democrats should oppose the proposed re-
duction on perfumery, cosmetics, patent
medicines, &C., and insist upon a substan-
tial reduction of taxation which will di-
rectly affect and benefit the masses of the
people, and Ivy securing full discussion
of the subject to compel the two parties
to put themselves squarely upon the
record. The caucus also resolved to sup.
port the Beck amendment, that all taxes
and custom dues imposed by the United
States, under the laws now in force for
collection ofduties on imports from foreign
countries, shall be subject to discount of
10 per centum after January l, 1883, and
to a discount of an additional ten per
centum after July LIST, 1883.
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NOR SALE. THE UNDERSIGNED
L Special Committee Of the Shi1ier Steam
Fire Engine ant Hose Company, appointed
by said company At their last general meeting
held on the 18th inst. offer for sale the follow
ing property Of said company. consisting of,
First, q Lot Of Ground, situate: ON the west
side of south Queen street, between Andrew
and Hazel streets, fronting ON said South
Queen street 81 feet 10 inches, more or less,
and extending in depth las feet, moro or less,
&C joining property Of Henry W. Shertz on the
north and Presbyterian chapel ON the south.
together with q TwoStory BRICK ENGINE 4
HOUS 2 thereon erected, the said house hav-
ing bell cupola thereon attached.
Second, . STEAM FIRE ENGINE. which Is
a fourth class vertical, built by Cole 4 Brother,
Paatucket. X. I. The cylinder measures 8
inches in the bore, with inch stroke, with
brass pumps. The boiler is good steam gen.
orator, with 23l copper tubes can s'art in four
minutes after lighting the nre, and can throw
water through an inch nozzle from 2l0 to 20
feet, and has twenty feet of fourinch suction
hose, with spanner, wrenches, oil cans, &c.
We guarantee this engine in first-class condi.
tien.
PETER d. FORDNEY,
THOMAS ANDERSON,
WILLIAM n. DORWARTs
DANIEL T.. AUKANP,
HENRY SMEYCH,
JOSEPH WILFONG.
ALEX XANDER HARRIS,
jy2O it'd Committee.
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Afsrnooa TslsgTsns IN Brief.
Tho London Times severely reflects o.
Americans for their indifference to +" dy-
Mantle projects and the license allowed
them. . Hs..... .-..
Parnell, Davitt and other Home Rulers
arc organizing public movement in Ire
land with . view to eountsraeting the op-
erations Of the land league,s.
Annie Schaffer, . vol dressed young
woman, '.moneyless and very tired, " was
given lodging in . Jersey City house last
night and committed suicide BY taking
Paris green. 1t is supposed she was dis
appointed in love.
Tho Senase to-day passed the bill refund
ing to the estate Of John W. Forney, sS7,'
6S4, paid by him when secretary Of tho
Senate, to cover the defalcation
of ono of his clerical subordinatss,
and voted down the pending amend
ment. to the revenue BILL further
reducing the tax on manufactured
tobacco to eight cents pound. The
House by various points of order and dila-
tory motions frittered away the hour allot-
ted to the consideration Of the bill to
allow q drawback on foreign materia' .
in tho construction Of steam and sailing
vessels for foreign account.
William Cole, aged II years. son OF
John Cole, was drowned yesterday while
bathing at Yocum's dam, Cumrie town.
ship, Berks county.
The collision on the Little Miami rail
road, by which several passengers were
more or less severely injured, was caused
by the engineer disobeying orders.
Secretary Folger was too i'll to be at the
treasury department to-day.
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The following is . list of unclaimed let
ters remaining in the postoffice for the
week ending July "a, 1882:
Ladies' List.-An,a L. Boyer, Mrs. Eva
Enders (for.), Mrs. Freely, Mrs. Hettie
Houk, Mrs. Frank Hess, Misc Laura Hoy
Ter, Miss Lottie Lc Fevre, Miss Hettie
Linton, Mrs. Kate u. Miller, Mary Peters,
Miss Sarah Smith, Mrs. w. H. White,
Miss Cath. Seeger.
Gents List.-Casimer Benner, John
Bowen, p. 8. Campbell, Hiram Esben-
shade, d. G. Ford, Fred. Fisher (for. },
Fred. Hauk, Hugh Heffren, Jacob H.
Kreider, Martin lands, p. A. Lutz, VIM.
ManelluA Chrn. Netleman, John Nestle
roth, Harry Richey, Ryan & Pine, Geo.
NJ. Rogers, John Snyder, John Sonkowski
(for.), VIM. Stoneback, Henry Trout,
Wilcox & Gibbs, Witworth & Son.
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Resolutions.

WHEREAS, Death has laid his relentless hand
upon US and has taken from our midst T. NJ.
COulstOn, OF the class of 1850; !. l.. Witmyer.
class OF 1871 Hannah Manger albert, class of
lSH; A. J.. Htlscher, class of 1876 G. Nj. Peck,
class OF 1876; Ella Raub, class OF 1877 Matilda
kunz, class of 1850:
Resolred, That in the death OF these. our fel.
low members and friends. the State Normal
School at Millersville has lost faithful and en-.
thusiastic graduates, the Alumni valuable co.
workers and classmates. endeareu by the ties
of fond association, society energetic and in
iuential members and We do deeply feel our
own loss, and deplOre the loss which all have
suffered to whom their lives added inspiration
or happiness.
Rcso5red, That a copy of these resolutions
and that copies be sent to the families OF the
deceased members.
#. r. BAKER,
ELLEN 3. PRESTON,
MARY M.LYTE,
ltd Committee.
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Rose Cold and Hay Fever.

Being seriously troubled with Hay Fever and
Rose Cold tried Ely's Cream Balm, and was
surprised In obtaining almost immediate re-
lief. Earnestly recommend 1t to all similarly
affiicted.-W. T. ANDRus. druggist, Metuchen,
New Jersey.
Having been afflicted with Hay Fever for
years I gave Ely's Cream Balm q trial was
much benefited. 1 have had no attacks since
using it.-E. II. EAUCH, editor Carbon county
Democrat, Manck Chunk, Pa. '.s
For years l have been afflicted with Hay
Fever, from early In August until frost. 1 was
induced to give Ely's Cream Balm a trial. The
relief was immediate. regard myself cured.
e. SoHRErBER. Supt. of Cordage Co., Eliza
beth, N. J. Price 20 cents. Apply into nos
iris with little finger.
For sale at Cochran's drug store, 1877 North
Queen street. JUS 3
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FANNY PAKNELL's FUNERAL.

The Body Viewed by Large Crowds.
BoRDENTOwN, N. j, July 24.-The re-
mains Of tho late Fanny Parnell were
placed ip receiving vault at River
view cemetery, Trenton, this morning.
Long before the hour for the funeral SER
vices arrived large crowds of people assem-
bled at "Old Ironsides'' mansion to view
the remains. New York and Philadelphia
furnished large numbers of Land
Leaguers.
Deceased was laid out in white null
dress, embroidered kid slippers, her
head resting upon white satin pillows.
There were many beautiful devices in the
flowers. Rev. N. Petit, rector of Christ
church, of this city, read the burial ser-
vice of the Episcopal church at the man.
sion. The remains will lie iu the receiv-
ing vault until final arrangements for
their disposition can be made. 1t is not
known whether or not the body will be
inferred in Trenton or taken to Ireland.
TRENTON, N. j., July "a, 1:30 p. NJ
The funeral cortege attending the remains
of Miss Fanny Parnell. have just conclud-
ed the ceremony of depositing the re-
mains in River View cemetery, in this
city. The attending delegations were large.
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THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY "a, iea2.
ANOTHER SKIRMISH.
AND EnaLusH ExGAarD

EGYPTIANS AND ENGLISH ENGAGED
Arabis Troops Intsrchangs Shots Wlsh
Mountsd unfsntry.-Ths Damage
Small -Hostilisies Rssumsd.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2-12:15 r. N'-The
Sixtieth rifles marched to occupy Ramleh
this morning. Some skirnfshing is now
going on, but no particulars been received.
The Thirty. fifth infantry have been ordered
to support tie Sixtieth. A late arrival
from the interior reports that the total
force of the rebels is nearly hundred
thousand.
The British force engaged At Ramleh ir-
cludes 600 sailors. Arab occupies an
extended line from Mareotis to Aboukir
His force is estimated at 700. Tho first
skirmish lasted about an hour. One or
two of tho English were hit. Several
Egyptians were seen to fall. Arab is
again advancing.
The rifles and mounted infantry occu-
pied Ramiey early this morning. They
stationed one Gatling and one field gun at
the bridge over the canal. Tho enemy's
cavalry appeared and galloped boldly
along the railway at 800 range, but fled
upon volley being fired. After a short
time they reappeared with two guns, with
which they opened fire Intellectually upon
the British, who took to cover. By nine
o'clock firing had ceased, but tho enemy
was expected to reappear with reinforce
ments.
PARIS, July Alt is announced that
tho French government will for the pres
ent send only six thousand marines for the
protection of the Suez canal.
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DEATHS.

FIsHER.-In this city. on the 23d inst, Mary,
wife ot Raphael Fisher, aged Sycars, 5months
and % pays.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her husbands residence, No. 563 North
Prince ST., on Tuesday mornIngiat 81 O'Clock.
High Mass ut 81. Anthony's church. Interment
at St. Joseph's cemetery. lids
STAFFoRD.-In Coleraine tow nsllip, Sunday,
July %. Henry f. Stafford, in the 4ith year Of
his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the resideGce of his tather-in-law, w. C.
F. Sheer. No. 4l5 North Queen street, on Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock. Intcrment at Ian.
caster cemetery. 3t<
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ATTEMPTED RSpe,

Charles Henning, man apparently 45
years Of age and ornamented with a club
foot, was arrested near Refton on Saturday
Oh charge of attempting to commit rape
on a twelve. year. old daughter of J. $.
BalIy. The girls screams bought speedy
assistance and the rufian was arrested.
He was taken before Squire Book, of
Strasburg township, and committed to
the county Jail for trial at court There
being no constable present he was brought
to town by citizen George Kuhus and by
him handed over to Officer Coyle, who
lodged him in Jail.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Fl0ur dull AMI ir-
regular; Superfne, ut % 1908 Is; Extra,
s5 4O94 %; Penn's family, Il S5055O.
Rye flour at a 0034 q.
wheat active at decline; Pa. Red. u l70
l 10; do Amber, 81 1901 q.
Corn quiet and easier; steamer. SIC yellow,
9O@9lc mixed, SOC; No. 3 Mixed, SIC.
Oats scarce and wanted; No. White,
7611c No. 2dO, 75d76c NO. do, 73Hc; No.
Mixed, 7lc.
Rye scarce at Sic for old.
Provisions firm, job6ing freely.
Lard quiet; city kettle. l3cN loose butch
crs'. l2Lc prime steam, l3c.
Butter quiet but best lots steady Cream
cry Extra, 98c; do good to choice. z3025c.
l9c.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum firm Refined, exc.
whisky firm At 81 II.
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SUDDEN DEATH,
MRS. Fisher found Dead In Ised.

Mrs. Mary Fisher, wife of Raphael Fisher,
propriety Of the restaurant No. 563 North
Prince street. near the outer depot of the
Reading railroad, died suddenly yesterday
morning. Failing to make her appearance
at the usual hour, her room was visited
and she was found apparently dead. Medi-
cal aid was summoned, but when the sur
geon arrived he pronounced her dead, and
stated that her death resulted from heart
disease. Mrs. Fisher was iu her 59th year.
She was member of St. Anthony g church.
Her funeral will take place on Tuesday
morning at St. Anthony's church, when
solemn high mass will be celebrated.
This afternoon an inquest was held OH
the remains, and the verdict was '.death
from heart disease
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24

firm of Eshleman & Rathvon, but now re-
siding in Colorado, purchased disused
silver mine out there for tho nominal sum
Of $3.50. He worked it and after digging
sixteen feet down struck vein of silver
three inches thick that assayed very rich.
He sold the mine for SIS, 600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24

WILMINGTON, Del, July 24.-Joseph
Morris, who shot and killed Mrs. Turner
at GIotz station, Kent county, Nd, last
week has surrendered himself, aud been
lodged in Jail, at Chestertown. He
claims that the shooting was accidental.
Mrs. Turner was buried yesterday.
A colored boy, name unknown, was
found drowned in Appoquinimink creek,
Yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24

Judge Pershing VIII stand far Reelection
PorTsvnLE, Pa, July A.-The Chron.
iels to-day published the reply Of Judge
Pershing to request signed by So mem
bers of tho bar, irrespective of party, ask
ing him to become candida'e for re-elec
ton before the people. Judge Pershing
says he will be q candidate before the
people without regard to the action Of any
political party.
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TTNHE DEMOCRATlC
COUNTY COMMITTEE
WILL MEET At sH0BKR's HorHL IN THIS CITY. ON
MONDAY, JULY 81, at 10 A. H.,
For Organization and tor such other business
as may he brought before It
W. u. HENSEi., Chairman.
Lancaster, Pa. July II, 1882. d1w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

There Is more strength restoring power in q
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in q
bushel of malt or q gallon of milk. This ex-
plains why invalids find 1t such wonderful
invlgorant tor mind and body. See other
tyl-1mdeOd&eOw
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About two weeks ago the United
Brethren church of Soudersburg distri-
buted among the children of the congrega-
ton jugs in which to collect money for the
church. On Saturday they had grand
jug breaking at the church and found that
the sum realized was $100. Several of the
jugs contained over 81 each.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-24
Hanlan Refuses to Row.

TORONTO, Ont, June A.-Upon the re-
ceipt of a dispatch from st. John, saying
that Wallace Ross would claim the cham
pionship if Hanlan refused to Tow him
this year, Hanlan was interviewed and said
Ross could have the championship this
year if he wanted it, as under no con-
sideration could he row this year.
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Spontaneous ComDust,on.

Yesterday fire was discovered burning
among some rubbish in rear of Ringwalt's s
saddle and harness store, North Queen
street. 1t was quickly extinguished with
out an alarm being given. 1t is supposed
to have been the result of spontaneous
combustion causei by the heating Of some
rubbish saturated with oil.
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A D,s,,uru,,hed Incsndi.ry.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, July 4.-Rufns
G. Walden, ex.selectman, chief Of the fire
department, deputy sheriff, town collector,
etc., and present treasurer Of the Hoosac
Valley Agricultural society, came into
court this morning for sentence for incen
diarism, to which he had pleaded guilty on
Saturday, and was sentenced to four years
in the state prison.
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Barrios Biddiog Adicu.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-PIesidcnt Bsr-
rios called at the White House to-day and
took official leave of tile president prior to
his departure for New York. He was &C
companied by Secretary Felinghuysen and
General Sherman. President Barrios and
suite will leave here for New York this
afternoon.
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A Germans Crime,

NEW YORK, July 4.--Martin Havelin,
aged SO, cut his wife's throat during an
alteration this morning, inflicting serious
wound. He then cut bis own throat,
making frightful cash. Both were taken
to the hospital. Havelin claims that his
wife did the cutting. Both are Germans.
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Live Stock Market.

CHIcAso.-Hogs-Receipts 5000 head ship
msnts. 800 head; market steady; common
to good mixed. ~ CO0S 70; light. - 500
7OO '|.I - :. !
Cattle-Receirts. z. 100 head shipments, 800
head market very dali; expOrts. 81 N07 Is /;
good to choice shipping, &c 4017 90 common
to fair, - 6OG5 Is; mixed butcher, - AO15i 10;
sLockers ana feeders at u 75se4 3; Texans,
S3 5O05.
sheep--Reccipts, 100 head; shipments, LOO ;
market steady and fairly active poor 10 fair,
% 504s 50; medium to choice, $304 . exports
a 400475.
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AlOCELLANEOUA.
EsTArE I
IN InNA ~ n

EHsTArE OF WILLIAM DUCkaU<. ~
II late OF Lancaster city, slcreA-rsi- nm.
dersfgned Auditor appointed tn dtstrip,.:'s
the balance remaininY K In the hands n, Ch RES
Bucktus, administrator Of the estate - Wtl.
liam Bockins, deceased. to ami among tls.pse
legally entitled to the same, Will ~ fSr that
purpose on FRIDAY, AUGUST %, lspsl ~, 10
O'Clock q. M, in the Library Room Of the
Court House. in the City Of ancnstcr. where
all persons Interested in sail slt.tributtyn
may attend. THOS b. COCHRAN,
jyIS3td,oaW Auditor.