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Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
mv. Rates ana REPRESENTATION.

The public are indebted to George
HI. Bates, Esq. for his speech at Fourth
and Market streets the other evening,in
which he gave detailed statement Of
the last Constitutional Convention that
was held in Delaware and Of the cir
curDstances that led TO its defeat before
the people. We we're aware that Mr.
Bates had the proceedings and full de-
bates OF that Coz vsntion, and conse,
Qaently there were none better qualified
20 lay before the people the principles
cOutended for. A little allowance how
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ppon our citizens. Instead Of the road
going through part Of the city OF but
little advantage.to it as was maintained
nv some, it could not have gone
through section Of the.city that Would
be of more benefit to the road and at
the same time be greater benefit to the
city. 1t need not be at all surprising
that before two decades are passed.
North Wilmington with the middle
depot as q centre Of population will be
q rival Of the old cit! proper. There
will of course not be ship yards and
wharves along the new route, but there
will be depots, round houses and a num-
Der of manufactures of various kinds,
with dwelling houses in the vicinity for
hundreds of families who will be en-
ployed in them. AS we have already
said. the new road will build up man
Iufactories and city of its own and
make the trade of its own road. But INT
new road having lateral branch pen
etrating the city to Front and Market
streets, will not be dependent alone
upon the trade In the northern part O
the city and it will not require grea
effort to build a branch road from Low
sring avenue and Dupont street aloni
Through the eastern end of the Will
mineton and Brandy wine cemetery u
ILea's mills and from thence doWl
Through the manufactures along TN
Brandywine and Christiana. There Il
no Disgusting the fact that Wilmington
Is to be encircled with q net work o
railroads that will be but the beginning
of the development of it's vast manu-
Ifacturing resources. All this will 0t
Edone without particle of injury to tn
pennsylvania railroad which is nov
!. 40 rowded with business that 1t cal
scarcely accommodate the pressing
wants ofthe community. This is sim
ply a time In the history OF our CIT
when more railroad facilities are need
ed and the Baltimore and Ohio CON
!, pany comes and offers those facilities
> Those who oppose them are not tru
friends to the prosperity of our city.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

C1T0P AT FORD'S HKOOERY, ELOUh,
y feed and hay market, Front ana MARY
land Avenue. ,,.a,
We are yet selling low: dried apples Sc,; eyspS'
Grated apples 10. SSs PruneS as SOS SJrnT aT fSc
those are the best syrupS sold In the city ioi
me money. Our 400. tee iB extra, eur e9e
ses is nne. our SOC, tea cant be beat; ootieei
10, II l6, is, "a, rs, 90 80, We sell nothing oul
standard goods; hOur for $50 Is the bestll
the city for the money and we ~
the only ones whe sell tnst sranH a osr SoH %SIl
sell 2bc, less than quoted by any other deal
er; for -four as well as any other articie
Ne will refund the monsy,W not satished
90 buyers take no risk. f.J; EVhn
niS-a Front and Warylead e~s
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ON UEDAY,
THE gath DAY oFoCTOBER, 1854,

ON TUESDAY,
THE 24th DAY oFOCTOBER, 1884,
at 400 O'Clock, p. M, the following descr Aed
real estate, viz:
All those. the following described lots Of
land situate in the Uity of New Castle, ,COu a.
ty Of New castle, In the StSte OF Delaware,
one thereof, beginning 1t point on tne
northeast side Of clayton street at tho dls-
tgnce Of 100 feet 10 inches nom the south slue
of TOnth sti eeL, thence In northea terly 81
roctton parallel to Tenth street " rect FIX
inches to tho southwest side OF an alley foot
9 inches wide, thence by the said side OF SAID
ailey In a southeAsterly direction "a feet 70
he northwest side Of street ~ 1oet "lde,
Spee by the aid side Of he 20 feet Wlue
street In south westerly direction " leet
inches 70 tho said side Of Clayton street aflre'
said, and thence by the SAID SIDE OF Ciaytcn lazy ~
street In q north esterly direction o. feet 70
the place OF beginning be the contents t6ete.
OF more o. less with the right and privilege
of the said 40 feet wide street and 1eet
inches wide alley forever. =. .
Also. the other OF said lots beginning at .
polnt on rhe northwest side OF NiAth reet
at the distance of % leet trom thS noLthes'
side Of Clayton street and In the nortnetsl
| IiHe OF An alley SteeL Q inches vide, taenc'
| by the said side Of the said alley In north
| Weetarly direction 10 feet inches 10 tn'
sOutheast side of 30feet wide street, thenot
BY the said side Of said 20 feet wide street II
q northeAsterly direction 40 feet, thence IN
southeasterly direction and parallel 70 tn'
| first line lis Ieet inches to the SAID sldo o
Ninth st cot aforesaid, and thence thereby II
| a routhW esterly direction ~ feet to the plso
of beginning, be the conte Is tAcreoi NOR
or less with the right and privilege OF uhnt
\ the said 20 feet wide stroet and the said u
inches vide alley forever.
Seized and aken in execution rs tne Pro
1 EliHAhAtn
| wife. and TT, and to be esold by
| PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SnHRIEF's OFgTOH Wilmington, Dol oc'
1, 1857. GOV
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REPRESENTATIVES,.

REPRESENTATIVES.
ROBERT J. HANBY, Brandywlne'
WILLIAM CANBY, Wilmington.
r. LEWIS ARMsToNG, Christiana'
THEODORE f. CLARK, Red Lion
JOHN PILLING, White Clay Creek
ALFRED G. Cox, St. Georges.
i. MOODY boutwell,, Appoquin1mlnH
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LEVY COURT.

HxHRY WHITEMAN, Mill Creek.
J. FRANK REYBoLD, Red Lion.
WIN. j. STROUD, White Clay Creek
JOSEPH CLEAvER, st. Georges.
ID. B. MALoNEY, Appoquinimink.
WILLIAM Fl. MONEY. Blackbird.
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The New Railroad.

The great advantages Of the Balti-
more aud Ohio Railroad running
through the western part of the city Of
Wilmington arejust beginning to dawn
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

H Largest circulation OF
any paper in Delaware. We
court an investigation from
the public. e@du
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auERIFE,s SALE

SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of yendtiOni eXp0nas TO me dlreoteol
will be exposed to public sale ~ Lno Souis .S
House, on Market street between Iehtn anu
Eleventh streets, in the Oity OF WiminkVoh'
New Castle county, Dell
ON TUESDAY,
THE Gath DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882,
at 2 O'Clock, p. M, the following desoriDeu
real estate, VIE:
All the certain piece or p arcel OF lana htu
ated in Christians Hundred, new Sasti9
County and Stste Of Delaware, pouhoeu anu
described as follows, to VIII; =, ,or,..
ReViuninr at q new lrner stone OF James
whIteis land and In line OF Robert Pelrce's .
Ir' land, thence by said Whites land thence
next fonr lines. south 3IM degrees, eaSt " D
10 marches to new corner stone by the nor.
tberly side Of road FnOWn Dy the naue vi
the Huckleberry road, south ~ degrees, Mes'
s &-l0 perches to new marEed cnestnnt NV, s
south az degrees ca 1b12 porches 70 pew
corner stone, north 81 degrees, east ol percn-
| ca to a new marked corner chestnut Dy Lee
| sdpe of run Of ssid hite's and Jonn SUD
| hams land, thence continuing the eaune
/ course along said StidhAm's land ~ Perchet
to a new corner stone, thence by aaid a. Ss4. y
ham land north 28A degrees, west oo o-N
| 5ricksou's land, u encs along said limo soutL
sTL degrees, west 10 $40 perchos to q cornel
stone 81 the said Pierce land, thence by hl
land these next nve Ii Ss, south 10 degrees
vest 10 perohes To q CO 'ner stone IA degrees
west 40 perohes 10 Q rrer stone, souti
SsIS degrees, west 27 4 10 perchss 70 an olS
corner marked Black Iak, north 40 dSgteeas
west IS perchos to corner stone, north ~
degrees, west $50 perchss TO the place Oh pc
ginning oSqsSs taIgS.s tGcyWSt Of sSS sSFE' witi I'll
Inc priyilsge Of q road 10 c It wide on IN
adjoining isndI TO extend from this land o o
John HsndricksOn,s line, and & TO 9CnElnS 90 ntnS
son'I mills and excepting thercout six acre
sold to Milton Meals, and out Of which 81
acres there ia reserved for the use OF tnes
premises q road leadiDgto the main Puoii
road forever.
erty Of James McGrellis, deceased, (Heort
MctIrellis, executor Of James Mcdrellls, ~
ces sed \ and Margery Mc(Frellis, surViVin
mortE axer, and t and TO be sold by
PHILIP K. CLARK. Sherlh.
SBER1FF's OVTIoE, wilmington, Dei'' Oc
Il A 1881
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

@7oTICE - A MEETING OF T H e
IL stockholders of the Workingmen's
f.oan Association will be held on Thursday
eVening, 70 inst, at O'Clock, TO act on amend.
ncSO.6t Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

A TTEMTIOH-ALL PERSONS Dk
"a Siring pure Drugs OF Ohemioals, q
GiSis,nT their prescriptions or private reoeipte
carefufly compounded with pure maset1au
Ghould 10 70 the drag store q ouuus+r
s1Y Market treet, WtlmmGtons
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

ss's'''''''''''"'O
:"BEwARE." "REWARE".
Beware Of limitations: Don't
: be mislSd by glaring advCrhs1
|: ments and Misrepresentation. IL
taxes q practical tailor to be
!: good cuttsr and turn out good :
work, And in giving your order
for q Fail or wipter suit you :
should exercise great care, and :
: only patronize snch. ! have ,ust
: received o tino line Of clotns snu
cashmeres for tho Fall and winter
trade. and can save my GUS
TONERS one-tourth, and give them
better satisf tcti0B In clothing, ~
/ domy own outting;consequently !:
am Al less expense None but nrst-
class work mon employed ana @ saE !:
isfaction guaranteed IN every par I:
: ticular. LEONARD HESS, !:
ociS 2lfm Nc. f. Third street, :
n sssss''"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

EASY WAY TO GET A HoME-2
"A houses for sale on theinstallnent plan,
VIII be finished by Oct. 26th. Q rooms pain
room and shed kitchen. Ffnishe1 up In Dess
manner with modern convenience
ool2tf THOS. MOOORKLE, JR., ,Sll market
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

I'd will be EXPOSED TO public sale at the Oourt
House on M Srket street between Tenth aAd
Eleventh streets, In the City OF wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
TnE 2IrH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882,
at = o,elock. D. M, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with three story brick dwelling house there
on erecte 1, situate In tho Uity Of Whining
ton, bounded and described aS follows, 70
beginning on the southerly side Of Mary
land avenue, commonly Ssllod the whining
ton and Christians Turnpike Road, between
East Liberty street and West Liberty streSC.
at the easterly line Of lot Of land formerly
of O SImby Walker, nov Of BENJAMIN STad.
iey. and At the mir die Of the diviIion wall
abiding this from the adjoining bOuse OF
said Stradley on the West thence southerly
through the middle Of said division wall %
feeL 9 Inches TO stake in the northerly size
of feet wide alley, thence bJ the norther-
| " side Of said alley easterIy parallel with
MARYLAND avenue aforesaid, II feet inchos
more or less 70 q stake, thence northerly par,
aIIel with the first mentioned line DJ atd
through the division wall, ana ulVlulpH tn's
from the adioirtng mouse on the east oS feet Y
inches to the southerly side OF maryland
avenue aforesaid, thence by SAID noIthoIly
side Of MaryiApd avenue westerly IL ieet
inches more or less to the place Of beginning
with the 90 use and privilege Of SAID 4ieel @
side alley and its continuation leading iato eo
a 10 feet wide puOlic alley In common toE tnt
use of this and other property Dbunulne
| thereon for herself her heirs and assigns lot
ever. -o
| perty of Mary ShnsOn, and to be sold oy
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff..
SnEMFV's OEIIos, Wilmington, Dol, oot
Il Isea oct9
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

rHERIFF'S $ALE-By VIRTUE OF A
writ Of fleyari faclas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale ut the Court House,
on Market street between TonIh and Flew
epth streets, In the City OF Wilmington, New
Oast!e county, Del,
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Cures when Hot Springs Fail.

II you doubt, come to see rs. and We VII
CURr YOU, or charge nothing Wrte ioL
kMessaSe to the Unfortunate suffering.
ASK any druggist as to our standing.
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OHANGE OF TINE,
100 MIL 8!
MEANWHILE, PA. Aug. 2s, 1881

MHApvILLE, Pa. Aug. 2s, 1882.
Swift Specihc o., Atlanta, Ga
Ithinki 1t my duty to write you In regard 70
my case. l was one OF the victims 70 the
terrible disease, for several years, and have
been entirely cured by the use Of fyoufSWlit's
Specific.
S.S.S. will cure 1t, and it 10 the only
thing that will do 1t. have tried everything
and all the p Comment physicians In Buffalo,
Rochester and Olsvel and, but this only made
me worse, and broke down my general health
with mercury and potash. heard Of you
;:?':s s:; -; =; =; " :.;:s.s s;s: 81; a. .
ca - 100 miles distant - to get It, When l
began to use 1t was In bad condition. MY
mouth was full Of ulcers-hoad full Of sores
hair and eyebrows gone, but now am a.
sound as new dollar. Every sufferer should
know about your S. s.
Nv. wBTLEs.
Cures when Hot Springs Fall
We have cases Of blood poisoning In oul
town who lived at Hot Springs, and wore nm
ally cured bV ). s. s.
MoCAMMoN s. MURRAY, MalverS, ARK.
II you doubt, come to sec Is. and We VII y,
lCURF YOU, or charge nothing WHte lol
particulars and copy OF the nt1e oooi
hMessage to the Unfortunate Sunerlnk'
ASK any druggist as to our standing
i 1871. 900 REWARD will be paid t
any Chemist who will Hnd, on analysis OF 10
bottles Of 9. S., one particle Of Mercu 7!
Iodide Of Potassium, or any Mineral sur
stance. SWIFT SPEClFIO co., Proprietor
Atlanta, Ga.
. PricO Of Small bi1o, &O
Large Size. AZ
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
NOTICES.

NyOTIOE-NEW :STOCK IN THE DIA.
~ mond State Loan Association, hrst
payment now due, no debt nor property, In
forest per cent, money cheap. Call Gay
or evening at col Shipley st. George y.
Maria SeO'Y. OoCAa'lON
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

CORONER,
DAVID Fl. WINGATE.
SENATORS.
BcToMoN M. CURTIS, Mill Creek
JAMES M. WISE, New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

wRw CASTLE COUNTY TICKET.
SHERIFF.,
JAMES MARTIN.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
ON TUESDAY,

ON TUESDAY,
THE gath DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882.
at O'Clock, pm the following described real
estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land situate in the
Oity Of Now Castle in the state OF delaware,
bounded and described as follows TO vii
Beginning at point on the northeast ndo
of OIayton Street at the distance Of 20 feet ~
inches in q southeASterlg direction from the
southeast side Of Tenth street and In the nne
Of a lot Of land to CHARLES Weggenman, ,tnenee
nv the limo Of his land in n0rtheasteriy olS
! rection parallel to Tonth street ~ iees
inches TO the southwest side Of an alleye Iee!
6inches wide opening int Tenth street Sno
a 70 feat wide street, thence by the said SIDE
Of the said alley in q southessterly dlrecnon
50 feet 10 the line Of land heretofore conveyed
To the said Jacob Herman, thence py tne hH; y;
Of that land in southeAsterly dlrecmon % .,
1 teet, and . inches to the said side Sf Clayton
atreet Aforesaid, and thence thereby IN 9
northwtstorIy direction 80 feet to the place o
Ibe Ginning BY the contents thereof more o
less. .h NM
perty Of jacob Herman and EliEaDeth, III
wife. and I. t., and to be sold BY
PHILIP X. CLARK, Snerln.
SHRRITV's OBPIoE, wilmington. Dol. 'oc'
4, 1852.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF levari iaclas to me directed will
b exposed to public sale at the Oourt, h9uso'
on Market street between Tenth and EleV.
onth streets, in the Uity Of Wilmington'Ne"
Castle county, DOL,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of yendtioni expOnas to me directed,
WIN be exposed to public sale at the oCur!
House, on Market street between Ientn ana
Eleventh streets, in the Oity OF Wilmington
Nav CASTLE o1untV Del,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

hero, 30 ]
" 0 n / to
lSalanan
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re me y,I
but wasI
not sold
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CT0P AT FORD's Q 4Ko0EKY, FLoUI

SHRRITB's OBBIOE, WIImInRVUu' DOI' 'OV
4. 1852.
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'ecretary.
Adjourned Meetinr .


OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. }
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 10, 1882. {
The secretary being absent, B. F.
Wright was elected secretary pro tenn.
Present-Inspectors WiIgus. Benz.
Athey, Gilbert, Hamilton, Schiffman'
President Oppenheim in the chair.
The Committee on Rules reported
amendments to the rules, but as there
were not present the constitutional num-
Der to change the rules, no action was
taken.
The Committee on Finance reported
that A. III. Andrews s. Co. had furnished
bond to secure the Board of Education
against loss from the suit for infringe
ment of patent, as far as it related to
school desks purchased from their house.
and this bond had been approved by the
attorney of the board. The committee
therefore recommended the payment of
the claim.
Report adopted and payment author
lied.
The Committee on Finance also re-
ported that Preston, Kean s. Co. had
offered to take the bonds of the Board
authorized under the High school act at
par and accrued interest at the rate of
AZ per cent. and recommended the
adoption Of the following resolution:
Resolsed, That the proposition of
Messrs Preston, Kean & Co. to purchaae
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at par and accrued interest the bonds
of this Board authorised to be issued to
the amount of s50,000 with interest at
the rate of ~ per cent. per annum pay
able semi-annually be accepted and that
the proper officers of the Board are hereby
authorized to perform all necessary acts
to consummate this resolution.
Adopted.
By Inspector Wi]gus:
Resoloed, That the Committee on Prop
erty be authorized to procure bids for the
sale of Washington school building and
grounds.
Adopted.
By Inspector Benz:
RESOLVED, That when the Board adj
journs, it adjourn to meet on Thursday,
July 20, at 8 p m.
B. f. WRIGHr,
Secretary pro tenn. 6
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RED WING.

RED Wing, July 21.-The hop given
by the amateurs of this city last evening
at Wallauer's hall was very LARGELY at
tended, and all report a very enjoyable
time.
Mr.: Howard Pew, of Minneapolis, is in
the city to-day.
Mr.. Jacob Westby, formerly of this
city, but now from the Northern Pacific
country, will spend a. few days with
friends of this city.
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LOST.
Horrible suffsrings and Death OF Mother
and Child In the Woods

Horrible suffsrings and Death OF . Mother
and Child In the Woods.
DETROIT, July 81. -On June 16 Mrs. Wilson
and two small children aged nine and seven,
left their home near Newburg station on the
new Marquette & Mackinac railroad, about
midway between the two points, to visit
neighbor, going through large piece OF
woods which had been frequently traversed
before. A boy of twelve was left to take care
Of the house, the father being at work on the
roilroad, eighteen miles away. The woman
Rot lost in the woods and five days after the
boy made his way to the father and informed
him Of the prolonged absence Of his mother.
Search was at once instituted
and kept up long time, but finally
abandoned on the suppositlon that ali
the little party had been devoured by wild
beasts. Last Monday, however, a hunter
found the body OF the mother and one child
lying behind the root OF fallen tree, with the
other child, little girl, alive sitting beside
the dead bodies. From her it was learned
that they lost their way, wandered for days in
endeavors to find the path. living on various
roots. Later they established themselves at
the place where found and lived on green
cranberries from the adjacent marsh until the
mother and child died.
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O'Donovan Rossa's reputation as human
itarian is too well established to require any
references concerning it; yet his enforcement
Of st. Jacobs Oil for the Ills of humanity Ia
in keeping with his principle establish tho
good, remove the bad. Speaking Of the Great
German Remedy to friend he said: "HrB.
Rosa has been cured Of very severe attack
Of neufalgia By st. Jacobs Oil, - che win
gladly tell you II you call at my residence, SO
Bushwic avenue, Brooklyn. Ny.
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A writer in the "Bee-Keepers' Maya
zine" gives the following as cure for
bee stings: "Take pinch in the fingers
of common table salt, put on the place
stung and dissolve with water: rub with
the finger. If not relieved In one min
ute, wet the place with aqua ammonia.
Care should be taken not to get the am
monia in the eye. have used this rem
edy for several years and it has never
failed with me. It has always arrested
the poison and prevented the swelling. -
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OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Board Of Education
Regular Meeting

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, !
ST PAUL, Tuesday evening, July 4, 1882. {
Meeting called to order by Secretary
the President and Vice President being
absent, and no quorum appearing the
meeting was adjourned to Tuesday, July
IL, 1882.
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No LIBERAL man would impute = charge
Of unsteadineaG to another for havinr
changed his opinion. Cicero.
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Adjourned Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, !
ST. PAUL, July Is, 1882. {
Adjourned meeting of the Board held
on the above date, q quorum not being
present, the Board adjourned to Tuesday
evening, July Is, 1882.
j. G.. DONNELLY, Secretary.
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ABSTRACT OFFICE, RAMSEY Co. M iwarsoTA, ,
ST PAUL., July i4f, 1882.
hereby certify that the f0Tagoipr sheets.
numbered one 70 eleven inclusive. aye O correct
statement oithe money receipts ana OF the AN.
collected charges OF this Office during the
month OF june, 1882, end that sheet number
ed twelve y a true statement Of al moneys
actually paid ioenpioyes OF this Office during
said month.
j. 3. OLIVIER.
Subscribed ana sworn 10 before me this
first day Of July, a. D. 1882.
}. o. VERyAs,
Notary Pablo, Ramsey Co, MINI.
REPORT Of 1'sdttos Of Ramsey County for
the Month Of J,sne, 1882
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
RAMSEY CoUETY, MINI,
ST. PAUL, July 1, 1882. )
Statement of receipts and disbursement OF
county auditor during the month of June,
1852: '
Monthly salary fixed by law 80. $3f5 90
DISBURSEMENTS.
3. J. Hulf, deputy .......... 500 90
+. 5. Dean, clerk. ....... 40 90
Extra clerk nlre ..........-.. 80 90 ITO 90
AUDITORS income.... >. 80. sos 90
j. j. MCCARDY.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 1st
day Of July, 1882. BIZ. HuLr,
Notary Public. Ramsey Co., MINI.