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Daily Republican., 1882-10-27
DuBIIo SALE oFvALUABLE REAL

DUBLIN SALE OF NALO AbLE REAL
IL ESTATE.
The subscriber will sell at p 1blIc Sale, on
the premises, In New Garden Township
Chester county, Pa, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ID, 1884,
at2 O'Clock, D. m,
A farm well known as "SOUTHWOOD
FARM" through which the Del. Western X.
X. par ses; Sou uthwood station being situated
thereon, within minutes walk ffen the
dwelling The farm cont aims 13e acres OF
land, more or less Boun cd by lands Of the
American KaOlin Company, Eliza McIntire,
John Pierce and others. The Improve emonts
con list OF q com ortable stone house, 0r0ons
ard hall, besides two furnished ToOms In
attic; | rye stone barn, dOutls f)rr; plenty
Of shedding and & ables, frame wagon house
wood house, carriage house, hog house, ice
bOuse and stOnt tenant he use TIE buildings
are supplied wi water by q hydraulic ram
from never falling spring Of excellent
water The dwelling II surrounC ed with tine
large shade trets and Shrrbbery Thsre 10
also = young aptle orchard Of veil selected
'ruit h e bearing condition. besides ether
choi fruits. The lard is divided into or.
vel lent fie ds surrounded by nl0slv trim ed
hedues and good fences. bout 8 acres CT
GOC d timber, and about acres of Ppr NJ land,
no broken land ON the farm lhls is one Of
the best locations the tJwuship. ANY per.
son wishing to view the property VIII be
shGwn the gama Oy the "Gbscrb res ding
thereon. Conditions will b. made known on
day Of sale. EVAN BROWn,
Kaolin P. o.. Chester County. Pa.
L. W. STIDHAM L Son, Auct's S26-StWdS 1tW
Daily Republican., 1882-10-27

n,,1E-A MARN LAND FARM AT
lUk ssnd s,a"ad nice. A farm Of H42 acre /
sIeoaSSso ., Sso,Ssf orc. on tho Nd II Del. X,
10 esS! vi y. srtspIo Improvements with good
win NnSad aI STd peach orchard. etc. Proc
ater, EOou SS, tsrrlp. Apply to A, V. MUIR.
y, OuSJSS ~ < / tn street, Phila., Pa oc24-o-S
=, sALE-THREE STORY BRICK
'Oh .,,ltnS Snm No. 7O4 W. 9Th st., contain.
Gs'mn9 ~, ,onns with hot and cold water and
skTs ~ bouss is in good order ant can he
Y q, ,i%ht Inquire Of
gn' "e W, SCOTT VERNON,
REPUBLICAN Offlco.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-27

5SOB SALE - TWO Sr BY BRICK
du.lllng, No. 1909 West Ath st., COZ
DlNr rooms, tin roof, mont alley, lot lex
4 Price $500. Terms very easy. GEeEg
.bI,rs Olayton House Building. oct26-bt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-27

ANN.IMElEIoARDERS AT su TAT
,uoia, SSl street. Pleasant rooms and ROOd
-SN"uOh; also table boarders. seD1S- IlnE
Daily Republican., 1882-10-27
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
Ar
VAIN w RIGHTS
NO. 312 MARKET STREET.

we nave JUST opened ear hrSt invoice Of
new goods for the fall trade Of 1882, com
prtsing . splendid assortment Of Cloth
SuitfnBs In navy blua, bronze green. gar
net, BLACK, CITE, for 25, s71S,6s, ~, 81 and
$l.26A yard
VelVetSsns will be extensively used.
We have then in black and oOlerS at low
prices.
Black and oolerS1 Cash N sres at pricss
ranging from n to 46 cents. Saperier
cents.
Canton FIannsls In i'm mensO quantities
ats, Q, 10 and 12714 cents. Wool Flannels
In all co'0rs.
Fall Underwear fer ladies, men and
children frsM l274 aeRts up.
Prints, chin zes cretonAeS, sateens, etc.,
In all the new and pretty designs.
Superior Quitting Cotton Is oents per
pound, and best Quiltiag Ualicoes at
cents . yard. Sent to any address by ex-
press ON Heeeipt Of price.
LadlSA GoS6AmerS u 70; GlsO boys misses
anu mems at lew prices.
We will continue our peliey Of selling
goods at extremely lew prices during the
coming fall and winter, trusting that eur
friends and the public generally will ap.
prootate our efforts and extend to us the
same substaAtial and liberal support
as heretofore.
Buyers will do we'll to stop around before
buying, AID not fail to visit
Daily Republican., 1882-10-27
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WAITED.

WANTED-ALL PERSONS IN WANT
~ employment should go to HEN
SL0 employment Bureau at 402 W. Front
wv" OcIC-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-27

hOR SALE Oh, AP, A BABY COACH
mgOOd as new ~ 904 " est second IT.
oct26 2tI
Daily Republican., 1882-10-27

|nOR SALE CR RENT ROUMED
house, No. ST Walnut ct. Apply to L.
+. .StAAm L son, Ill East Fourth street.
oot.o It"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-27

iSRSALE-AN ORDER FUR go ON
Rlehle Bros Scale Manufacturers, 10
M Fourth street, Philadelphia. Apply
i 5hh Office. oc4-u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-27

zORSALE BY EXECUTORS-DWELL-
Ipg house late OF Eli Wilson, decd, No.
,WNhlngtOn street, Wilmington Terms
n Apply To y. NIELDJ, Attorney for
issuOr. si6 Market St. auT2oOd tt
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-15
Vessels Expected.

Rig Name FROM Duo
Haw blk Chicago I'm Newcastle, July
Am biz Emerald I'm Pt Gamble, July
Br stmr Canton. I'm San Fran, Aug IL
Brit sim Sucz, Dodd, I'm S f, Aug IA
IS Australia, from Sydney, Aug %
BIT stmr Hansa, I'm st Michasts, Aug
Blk Oberon, I'm Liverpool, Aug
Bktne Eureka, from 5. +. Aug 10
Blk Emma, from Puget Sound, Aug Is
Haw blk Kale, I'm Bremen Sept
Stmr City of Sydney from F, Sept 3
Am blk Martha Davis, from Boston Sp
Haw blk Iolani, from Bremen. Oct
Nor blk Imacos, I'm New York, Oct IT
Bktne Klikatat, from Puget Sound
Blk Camden, from Puget Sound
Br biz Glengaber, I'm Liverpool,
Brit ship British Ambassador, NC, NSw
Mic blk Remijio, from Nc, NSW due
h. Ger blk Peiho, I'm Hongkong
Am bktne Monitor, from Humboldt, for
Mahukona, ~
Am bktne Uncle John, from Eureka, for
Kahului.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-15
Passengers.

For Kahului, per Kilauea Hou,
Aug l4-Miss Apologize, Miss Cath
cart, Master Robinson, Mrs Ahkong
and child, + G Green, Mrs Leaf and
child, Mrs Bachelor, and IS deck.
For Molokai, per Lehua, Aug IA.
DR. Fitch, Mr. Bryant, and 20 deck.
For Kauai, per G r Bishop, Aug
14-Rev Mr. Wainwright, A Horner,
w H Fuller, H. A. Luscomb, ]. M.
Horner, w B Godfrey, Miss and
Harris, z Stretz, p T Thornton, DR.
Walters, H j Kauai, T r Lucas, and
As deck.
For Kona and Kan, per Iwalani,
Aug 14-Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Cobb,
w A p Brewer, G A Van Nostraud,
ID H Nahum and wife, HI Kau-
hane, j Bryant, ID Halleck, d Ma
one, Col. Spreckels, w G Irwin. J
Mott Smith, H T Mcintyre, Rev. H
Bingham, B ] Tailor, and 65 deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-15

rW Heavy Black Bunting at
65 cents a yard during tie Inpen-
tory Sale at he HONOLULU CLoTH-
ING ExpoRiux. A. NJ. MILLS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-08-15
Vessels in Port.

n. b. NJ. S. Sappho, Clark.
H.I.M.S. Christoforo Colombo,
Br Stmr AMER Head, Roper.
Ger bk Josefa,
CIR biz Adolph, Koppelmann
Ger Blk Paradox,
Haw brig Ninito, Cameron
Am blk K L Pettingill, 81
Am bark Edward May, johnson
Am tern Hera
Am bktne Jane A Falkinburg, Forbes
Am bktne Ella, Brown.
Am bgtne Consuelo, Howard
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-07-22

On Monday. June 18th, the civil
lied world was horri6ed to read .
telegram in the morning papers. CIV
ing an account of the butchery Of
nearly four hundred Christians on
the streets of Alexdria. Egypt. Since
then we have been told Of negotia-
tions pending for redress A month
dragged along aud the perpetrators Of
this outrage had not yet been brought
to punishment 1t was therefore
welcome news that flashed across the
ocean 10 tell rs that the English Aeet
had opened fire upon the Egyptians
on the morning Of July 1lth, thirty
days after the riot. There were rs
ships engaged in the bombardment,
and the scene was the grandest of it,
kind the world has ever known. The
destruction by the great missels Of
death hurled from the ships was
go.
J. -. o. -...
- 49,, - -. -
r.,., o.. ~. ..--: -
- a.,
~ .-s-a
''o..' 's's wy Ds1. 'A'~ ''s'
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=
No IL an acs - amend snd re.en-
ACT sec',on oo' o. toe nevNea oval
u'es q Louisiana:
oeeIlon !. De |" enacsea oy me
0ensrai Assembly 81 tns s'sss -
Louisiana, lnae sec.'on ooo ol sne
nes'ssa osa.u.es u Lou's'.nA pe
anenoeu ano rT.ensc.su - Io-I {. !,
'ono1n " -n.s .. a.'
'neeany fes's'' oppose =. ssssus ~
o!ncer .. enis o'.'e, "n''e seIv'nt y
attempting = sslss % 1870 49, s.e
process, wiz ol oIue. = ny oouI: :
% snsn .ss.' 80. .n' 49, go
any omcer =, o'ne1 1870 1uy ~
tnorizeo VINE seIs'us = e1ecu'
any pfooees. VII. olo,ocl ss..o;
enail on oon'.oslon - ..'p.J' !.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-07-22

hArcn1ooHEs, Il, Su'y - aooA
Edsssr .Csyax CAr's'eae
There " IN error IN the following
ssase me cou'a'n sss n yo p Issue .
N NJ, i rsnorssd a. having
said that. II the l3th district was add
ed TO his work. he could perform eli
the labor aud md tune 70 resi-
y ~ : o'u ssS ~ Mal, Ms.'a .LI
"a - ths 1Ith district one ;udoel
could dispatch all the business Of the
district without overwork- 10 view
OF the large population ana wesi,n o.
nsp'u1s sou A.os o'.s, - ii
tha le.,sI hns;ne.s 81 these marshes
in addition to that of the 18th dis
tIict, and, without pretending TO 70.
member :. ma. may nsse zen - 800
80 ~ IA =. .,s;-. srch s-tr.ord;-
nary Administrative capacity IS would
be required to try all the cases and
sdm'sister justice IN the parishes COM
pos S ne I'M SUI A1' = p,ssso~
:, -, :.
p:--s - 49, !, -.
n: -.
s-..i th;rd o.rt,
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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-07-22

Connection between the construc-
tion parties working on the N. O. Pa
cific railroad was made on the morn
ing Of July 18th. Regular through
trains are to be established between
New Orleans and California during
the present month.
Another railroad. the Mississippi
Valley road. about which very little
fuss has been made, has suddenly
shown up in an encouraging way.
the Aississipyi Valley railroad leads
along the east bank from New Or
lssns to- Baton Rouge. Over ten
thousand 3O-feet rails have been re-
osived along this road at the New
Orlsans end, while $500 tons OF raiis
have been landed at College Point.
and 500 tons more have been landed
It vicksburg.
The extension Of the Morgan rail-
road, which is to run through shis
parish. on the way to Monroe or
some other point north of Grant. may
be considered . certainty within the
next two or three years. A large
amount Of money has already been
WI =
expended in excAvating for the bridge
which is to cross Red river ct Alex
andria near the falls.
The Vidalia railroad. ffom Natcbez
to Texas BY way Of Alexandria, il
also under Roadway. and its compile
tion is certain within . year OF two.
All this goes to show that the era
Of progress is absolutely upon rs here
in Louisiana. Wake up, ye sleepy
ones. shake Cd your drowsiness and
consider the future There never
was = more promising spot than the
soil yeu are standing on. and there
never wss better chance to lay the
foundation for assured prosperity
than we have now. Let ns recognize
the fact, aud meet it like sensible rea-
soning men
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which he claims, With ons eood and
sufkcisnt security. 70 answer spe1
damages - the defendant may sue-
tain u 60 tho attachmsut shou1d
prove 70 Be imprpperly obtained
No. IS. An ct 20 amend aDd ~
enact ssctinn 500 of Ne Revised
Statutes q 1850, relative 70 The 81
tendance Of witnesses in civil cnssA
No. 80. An sct 20 repeal A. No. IS
81 the regular session d the General
Assembly u The State 81 IsoQisiapa,
Of the year 1850. approved April 10,
1880, entitled sAn Get to- carry ont
the provisions of axtiele Of IL or
dinsnce for The relief Of delinquent
taxpayer. and TO provide Tor tho ST
Element Of tie Indebtedness Of ths
State Of LouisiAna, incurred in 10
prosecution e tax and iesnse suits.
(Cbsfiasd NJ ssi
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Gota 6maa gbs 3asratur stitm sgritur
ooLFAx. GRANT PARISH. La. SATURDAY, JULY 22. 1882


a.ss
tsenth sections, and 10 prescribe PEN
alties for violation Of the provisions
Of this act. 9.
No. Is. An sct to empower district
iudges to grant, ia chambers, eertsin
orders in probate matters.
NO l6. Coucurrent resolution
Be Z resolved. That % acc0fdance
with the memoirs! Of David :. Boyd.
late PRESIDENT Of the Louislana State
University and Agricultural and Me-
chsnicai college, . committee con-
slsfing o. three members Of the
House and two OF the Senates % APP
po'otsd TO investigate ne manage
ment and AFFAIRS q the said Institu-
ton during the period OF bus presl-
dency from the nnion OF the two
State lnstatntlons IN July, 1863. 70
july iS6O mat he said comnnsee
% aothoE'ssd aid empowered TO send
Tor peFsons and papers and TO take
all legal testimony on the subject {;
and that It be required to report q
a. early day IS practicable. 81
No. II. An article to provide Tor
the payment OF the jodacaal expense
fund Warrants IN rotation OF months,
:nu - psov.ee .oI css.a'n en lp1'. -
Tor violations Of this act ,- : s -
No. IL An see 70 amend and re-en-
act article 255. Civil Code. i2ez "a.
Sec. ], Be It enacted, That article
255 OF the Civil Code be 20 amended
and re-enacted ~ to read - follows !:
When The family meeting shall re-
tain the mother in the tutorsbip, her.
second husband becomes Of necsssity
tiun Of the property. subsequently, to
be marriage, becomes bound IN sots-
10 with bis wife. and his estate shall
be legally mortgaged - = security Tor
that responsibility from the day Of
bls marriage. Provided the evidence
OF such mostGage against the sa,d
co-tntor be recorded according to the
Law now regulating the registry Of
mortgages against tutors before the
proceedings q The family meeting
can be bomologated and provided
further, that II said registry = not 90
made. then the tutrix and her hus-
band shall come under the provision
Ut the proceeding article. g g.
M IA. An ncf "a amend and r.
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FLESH 10 BosEs--A lady, Who rom dis.
esse has lost her flesh, becoming lear and
lank--who has lost her beautiful form and
symmetry. and wishes to regain these
grand and attrnctivs blessinQ 6ns only to
i've few bottles Of Dr. DrUmeO0le's En-
giish Female Bitters. -
The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11
ADVICE TO A YOUNG MAN.

In asserting your Individuality do it with becoming mod
How? Oh Telemachus cheek is better than
wisdom anything else All the triumphs of
cheek The world knows the cheeky and
him level 1t that the
cheek his
intended people FOR him.
But give boy, carrying pot of paint in
each hand Not the but because want
to take clothes.
Avoid cheek you sell goods without it, and your
and bie the cellar when they
Remember boy the world older than yourself by
several thousand that it has been full
better aid than yourself that their feet
stick the domer window and when these died,
the old globe whn right along and not in ten
million to the funeral or heard of the DEATH
Be smart OF know much
without blowing the packing out of cylinder heads Shed
the light wisdom abroad the world but to daz
z people with and don't always expect people to believe that
thing Don't be
old father because he knows much less than do Re-
great young need than the young
have of Young useful and they ornamental
all and couldn't engineer picnic successful without
them. But they novelties my Oh nothing of
been before Now mind; don't
be modest that will shut yourself clear OUT but
don be fresh will have be put to keep from spoil
ing
afraid that merits will not be discovered People
all the hunting for and worth finding
they diamond easily found flint
pebble but people search for earnestly and shout and
world when they find it. If you pebble
Macaamize the road and ii diamond,
you'll go the jewels travel with minstrel troupe,
the only know which,
The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11
THE RELIoGRAPH ON THE FRONTIER.

The value of the heiograph in keeping communication be-
detacments marked the British
Afghansan South Africa, that the adoption
the Indian frontier will doubtless
equally Messages be with the beograph
twelve words minute according to the
ability the OPERATOR aud splendid substitute for the tee
graph should Indians the lines which they have been doing
always do when the warpath while they cannot cut
understood that heograph lines about to be
established by partly under direction Of Col
oe Bracket commanding scouting operations connecting BOWIE
Grant, Thomas Apache and points along the Ga in the vi
cny Solomonve and Clifton enabling troops the field to
be communication with another without waiting
for courers proximity of The signalmen
their elevated positions enabled observe with
glasses the hoste and minutes
any command in the field each OF which is
always accompanied by photographic sgnamen
The advantages of this OF transmitting messages
the mountainous and hostile country selleydent
The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11
WHOLE No. 2,OS3
ADVANTAGES IN OUR ARMY.

the as pay Of ] the American s sof thirteen dollars month
his ourh and sixteen his .tion to the foreigner
Is startling in its fuIness and variety with
pork or bacon or one and quarter pounds beef
pound hard bread or one and quarter pounds of meal and
to aGh one hundred at" fifteen pounds beans and
ten pounds green coffee six pounds roasted and
ground coffee pound eight pounds
pounds soap three aud threeuatels pounds
Warbp % GnndS o & p1atss one quart There
ay Tor uskle fifty cents day for skilled labor He
wee his release is in the not fron future When term
e e d snS a1a nH ThS" % he stands entitled to hun
his obsoue property residence year.
There has been placed the value of what pro-
OF he issue military clothing his exercise of
years service from hundred and sixty dol
lars Inclusive this hardship he can have aecumua
ed savings amounting dollars sum amply
e M @ 10 STOCK @ ms sattonsy acquired farm to which,
he elects to make the his profession he may
the paV Of @ s ms an @ phyI9 @ I Go @ goe eost
lie may become non commissioned officer with
IN the engineers ordinance and single corps And aspes
army the world to Is it's n''pan such hope No
TUNES comparable to these which have fort
lhe initial standpoint OF the American be that
sGdiern sold shall differ from other calling being business
@ teen hundred dollars increasing by ten annually o each
less than five hundred dollars G ah r ne nSn m army my
mess bill captain in the American army enjoys
in @ de ten s % cent e for Sais y
iunGers might contemplate with shrnkare
IN the parental roll could he nd himself
professional hundred
gunGuenna instruments Of forty pounds each
of three thousand
hundred dollars rising by qunluenna nstaments
sanu eighty dollars.
thousand hundred dollars All these
quarters incl and forage. least liberal
effect IN the british The spirit peryading the pay
ms profession shall have adequate which
what his yielded by his
on far with the professional
throughout the Repubc whereas the key
scale th private resources must supplement the inadequate
professional pttance There why the
ranks
Nor is the American profession of which who
b incompetent old
health thrust the cold world
retired in the ibealy of it; and this
VISION amply compsnsate for naeuacy which be appar
en between the and the yielded
10 CIVILIAN The Railroad the Wall
street hut he country
certantes millionaire
the next the The
service with his moderate but adequate stable
public itself need banch under financial He
look forward without quake his to broken health
the evening of his second
during the first five his
for the rest OF his lite $1,000 conditions
ecelves lie pension 50 30 he has in twenty
service IN that grade, his pension $4,000 do
l'flt health shattered
campaign III Ashantec Afghansan, fancy himself
,u ny long and hard soldering his retirement the
comfortable undergo
certain STRAIN But what for the British officer would be
conceivable chiera for the American officer pleasant
,act reallty hollow honors has
hands full OF half medals and obsolete
while they serve him. and he reires them decent and see
specting competency.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11
RECEIPTS,


Balance in Treasury June 80. 1851, Sl3,33I
Levies previous to 1880 o.Sjd
Levy OF 1850, 6l2
Levy OF 1851 ,3.o02
Dog ta X lSSl. l.5.2
Bills payabte-Nat. Bank OF Elhton, II. 500
From sale OF old road scrlpcrS ect., l6+
From sale of Old lumber Is
From sale cf old stoves. desks, etc.
Witness fees returned through Sheriff, 81
Interest ~
The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11
THE BEST LOVE.

The love that you born to is the
will earth. You, who anxious to
the moment and remember this
It right the hour should when turn,
MOTHER and the best love others;
Nobody will be
your father You not know it but
will know it day "homsoever may marry true
be- WILL after the love days and
waned only what deserve of love
sympahyand usually much less You must watch
that love which through the
who loved when that dreadful little
object small baby and thought exqusey beautfuthey
that farer than You their
very and better to them always than othe1he Sch
sy-.Yes opposed CASTE" said Madam Ringspakle
Saratoga acquaintance but really dear there should be
neo of extinction - Her friend agreed with her.
"They West cloud just saunters up
and then coapses right it. Nobody
capes newspaper reporters and the book agents.
CWhen young lady asked look at paraso the clerk said:
"il please the shade want? " expect the
sol to give the shade want" said the young lady.
GSs-A Young Orleans has sued young for
promise laying damage 81. This just how
he's worth and is elegant slur him.
German baron who has eightyfour pairs of
How mad he would be if he home and found that
his wife had given pairs for
of Cupid and Psyche and bust of Judas scariot
BerloZ, the when he said to the
adoed 'Ariel adore you bless you word love
lre rfomsrs and chorus of $50 and will tell
you
Fashionable ady-Now this is about the worst daub of the
whole collection =.
Distinguished Acadcmcan whose artistic profession his fair
companion is gnoran I'm should think So for it's
mine
+. L.-'You don't to say you bought that?'
ID. A.-'No but painted it.
T. 1."Oh-oh, am but really mustn't mind
say Ii only repeat what every
body says, you know-a-'
The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11
Interest.
InsOlvencies, etc.

J Merritt, collector 1901, dog tax, $Sl 50
5 H Miller collector 1907, dog tax, IS 90
+ n Crawford. collector 1889. dog tax, 1876
Il ID Bowen. collector lS7S-9. dog tax. 152 90
w IL Ewing. collector 1852. dog tax, e. 90
John Williams, collector isIS-9, dog tax, lis 90
r Langdon. collector 1852, dog tax, IS 81
W Rhoades. collector 1880, dog tax, l4s 90
John McCauey. collector 1850, dog tax, l+2 90
! W Purner. collector 1850, dog tax, l5i 90
G Kirk. collector 1880, dog tax, 81 90
Rhoades collector 1881. dog tax, 2oo 90
] NJ Seminar. collector 1881. dog tax, II 90
J W Purner. collector 1881 dog tax 2o4 90
J Fryer, collector 1881 dog tax, 0 90
& + Kirk. collector 1881. dog tax. 81 90
II Crothers. collector 1881, dog tax, 30 90
Il w Janney. collector 1851 dog tax. 80 90
w ) Potter. collector 1850. county tax. ~
II khoadcs. collector 1880. county tax, 25
J W Purner. collector lSSU. county tax, - %
W $ Potter, collector 1881. county tax, l23 o5
W ii Rhoades collector 1851. county tax. lS5 -
John McCauey. collector 1881 county tax. l31 So
J M Sentman. collector 1851. county tax, IS 45
q w Purner. collector 1881, county tax, la IL
J Fryer. collector lSSl county tax, IS y
& r Kirk. collector 1881. county tax, 229 81
X H Crolhers. collector 1881, county tax, 81 5S
q W Janney collector 1851, county tax, o5 ~
Corporations. county tax, IL -
The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11
County Buildings.
Commissions.

r Biddle, attorney for commissioners
$ II Miller, collector 1S76-lS77, dog tax 900.
The Cecil Whig., 1882-11-11

Other Counties.
Hartford couu-balance due on account
of reno cases....... ................... ei33 ~
Sherl6s.
=, IT por,der setc.,...,........,.... etc Sl5S 50