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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-02
Melon PaTalyzers.

Friday evening Lizzie Hunter gave an
unique entertainment to number OF her
lady and gentleman friends. The enter
tsinment was announced on the invitations
as watermelon social, the principal pur-
rose of the gathering being the dissec-
ton of number OF fne specimens oil tbs
delicious fruit The company assembled
early in the evening, but remained till the
evening was thing of the past. The inter,
val occurring before and after the meon
treat, which took place at eleven
o'clock, was pleasantly whiled
sway by keeping step to the
line music OF Professor kilmeyer. Among
he guests Irrsent we-e: Misses L'zi'
Hunter, Line Jones, Maggie Grubb, Annie
Odbert. Stella House. Nell Lukens. Emily
Sheppard. julie Bedillion. Jessie B'inton
Minnie House, Lii Porter, and Messrs
Lou Frsnzheim, Peter Boslsy, I'd Fsl
lcure, Will ISughlin. Steve Rice, Jo'
Woodmsnsee, Ed. Frapzheim, Harry O.!
bert. George Sterling Fl. "Csrlin, All
Davis, Harry Sis,lmsn, Jim Geisey. Rob
Irwin ana Jnhr EEllouTc.
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ATerrible Beating
THE BIINDFOLD REGATTA.
A Large and AmnSi:ig Time-John
Hughes Wins.


The skin regatta that has been the talk
# Bellaire for the last week, came of last
vening a short time before o'clock. The
following men aud boys entered the con-
test: VIM. Austin, Lee Hendricks, L..
Wetzel, DIR. Stihner, Jnc. Glass, Ed. Wig
gins, Ed. Fitzpatrick, JnO. McCattrey,
Chubby" Bshr, Perry White, Mike
paugt erty, Jno. Stroble, Jas. MRRley, Joe
Hess. Clyde EmerichOusen, Walter Riggs,
Caleb Price, Sam Sherwood, Wm. Conway,
Juo. Hughes, Frank Marlin and several
Others whose names we were
unable 10 get. Referee Adams
of Wheeling, started the contestants, who
we're blind folded. from the lower end OF
Jack Burke's boat house. Large crowds
lined the river bank on both sides. The
race was rowed from the Ohio side to the
West Virginia shore, and caused many
laughable incidents. Some Of the boys
that had been practicing for several days
on the sly thought they had it down fine
and would row right across. The race was
under the MANAGEMENT of John McDer-
mott. snd Jack Burke did all he could TO
cheer the boys. The ladies turned out in
large numbers and enjoyed the treat inn
meusely. The race was won by John
Hughes.
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G0NE,ASFRAV.
A Lady from CleycIand in Search Of
Her afsfer.

Yesterday afternoon lady about thirty
years OF age was busily engaged in the
East End, visiting the houses of i'll fame in
search of her sister. The lady accosted .
gentlemen at the corner OF Sixteenth and
Eoff streets, ana wished to be directed to .
certain hohse on Eff street. During the
conversation the lady told the following
story:
II reside in Cleveland. Several mon tbs
ago a stranger commenced paying atten-
ton to my young sister, who is about %
wears OF age. About two weeks ago nv
sister left home-rsn away with this man
and since that time have not seen either
OF them. / gained reliable information
that he brought my sister TO this city and
placed her in one Of the houses of ill.fsme."
The gentleman advised the lady to place
the matter in the city officers hands.
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The Point Pleasant Races.
Speeia! % Tie Reaister,

SpecId4 70 he ReglSteT.
PARKERsBURe, September LIN the free
for all race at Point Pleasant, yesterday,
the first money was won by Alf Williams
bay gelding, Robert Brown, and the second
money by L. n. IIogan's Ida H, both Par
kersburg horses. The purse was three
hundred and ffty dollars.
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ObiInarY.

MILWAUKEE,, September Jason Jswner,
at one time an associate justice of the Wis
consiu Supreme Court is dead at the age OF
seventy years. He came to Milwaukee in
lS42. and was the first editor of the Mil
waukee Daily Sentinel, afterwards entering
the legal profession. He leaves a wife, but
no children. His estate is estimated at a
Quarter of a million.
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Total interest bearing debt......sl, ,82s,S7s, ,sjO
Available Assets
Cash in treasury ..........................

Cash IN treasury SlA'o'''''O
Bonds issued TO Pacific Ry. Com
panies. interest payable by U. $1,000,
s. principal outstanCng-....... b+,6<5)bl
Interest accrued and not yet paid Obs
Interest paid by United StaieS;.... as'@2,'S6
Interest repaid by companies by .,o,,,,
Transportation service ..... l',V9,Z5S
Repaid by cash payments, hve per
Rs,sncs 81 interes paid by q. s.. Il 557,17O
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Base Ball.

Quincys s, Bay City 10.
PhiladelphiaS, O. Boston 7.
Clevelands I. Chicagos 81.
BufIalos u, Detroits II; game called on
twelfth inning on account of darkness.
Athletic II, Metropolitans 5.
Cincinnatis Baltimores 5.
Providence 4, New York 6.
ST. Louis :, Brooklyn I.
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The National Finances.

WASHINGTON, September THE decrease
in the public debt during August was S..
672, $50: cash in Treasury. 1851, sos, 1856; gold
certificates So 992, 740; silver, S92, Isl ,9Sl
certificates of deposit, $l2, las, 600 refund
ing certificates, S3S4, $50; legal tenders, S3,'
4G6 Sl0l6; fractional currency, SS99, $500.
Decrease since June 3Oth, Sl4, So, 4S2.
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MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRACY.
GOverror Butler Announced for Re
nomination.

Bo>ro>. September AT a meeting Of
the FN,,.'lve Committee of the Demo.
rratir : ale Committee this afternoon call
fora STATE convention to be held at Spring.
seld. ou ~-r,emher 26, was drawn up aud
cceytrI /, vas authOritativelY stated to
he cpmu s''ee that General Butler had de-
ided 10 :. Tor IT, lection this ia /
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pysmarcL ou for Gasteju.

SALzBuRY, September Prince Bismarck
has gone to Gastein. Count kalno&y, the
Austrian; Hungarian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Accompanied him to the depot.
Kalnoky returns to Vienna to day.
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Renewed Rio,ing gin Hungary.

PEsTH, September 1.-The military have
suppressed a fresh attempt at rioting
against the Jews in Scala. Many rioters
were arrested. There has Oeen renewal
OF the riOting in the Sesgorien district
Psnds Of peasants are parading and singiny :
the songs of lS4S and prOclaiming commu'
nistiC sentiments
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Other witnesses.

Ex Congressman Snspp, OF Iowa, said
briefly that there were statements that
Dorsey had made that he thought were
true, and he regretted the fact ahd the
publishing of it.
Delegate Pettigrew, of Dakota, said that
be knew that many of the statements Dor
sey had made were true. He had known
some Of them at the time, and had learned
Others since. He said that the publication
was iniuring the party in the extreme
West
There are other men, prominent men,
who possess Information as to the truth
without the obligation of confidence.
Some Of them may ere long tell what they
know.
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Chambord Cousecrated.

FRoHsDoRF, September l.-Nonseigno7
Van Uttslis, the Pspsl Nuucio at Vienna.
corsecrsted the remains Of Cham bord to
Gay in the presence OF delegate from the
Emperor Francis Joseph, a number Of
Lesitimists ami Others. rne certificate
of desth was deposited in the coffin.
Miss Cora Gregg aad Mamie Dsiters re-
turned home yesterday from visit down
the river.
Robert Gibson rsturneA yss'srlay from
4 ,hrce weeks sisi! 20 failaIe. .phia.
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.nusen. nka,ncosGrmed.

IoSpoN. Gavtcu hHT A disna;cl from
Psris ssys d.. ?. rOrl Of n" death ii the
Cuetp Of NaA-C.scar i ca" GTT-t A
niece Of ti. . Uu''r W. u 'o.li!" to
lie F:e.c4, G-cttsds4 Exc =, !-------.
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A. Afv,ean BatsIs.

r6xros. September I.-lntSliig.bcs hss
..r received that . fight occurred on the
I'd ard 5ih Of August, st Coomassis. 10.
tween King Kofee and Aenssh. siI,y Of
the lstter's men were killed.
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HosMER WINS

In the Professional Regafta on
Passaic Rfver-Ellioft Beateu IN tns
Consolidatfoa Race-A BeEasts 10 Ds
Rowel at Pittsburgh.
NEWARK, n. J., September 1.-The hnai
beats of.the Newark professional regstsa
were rowed on the Passaic river this after
noon. There was just enough wind torip,
pie the water little, but not enough 10
make hard rowing. The entries in the hrst
heat were James A. Ten nEyck, Wallace AosS
George Hosmer and George W. Lee. Inc
men got away we'll together, but Ross tosS
the lead in a short time, with TenEyck
second, Lee third, and Hosmer fourth. Al
the first quarter mile the men we're as fol,
lows: Hosmer first, Lee second, Ross third
and TenEyck fourth. At the end OF the
half mile
Hosmer StIIl Led,
with Lee second, Ross third and TenEyck
fourth. At the turn at the three quarter
mile Hosmer led, but Lee passed him in the
next quarter, but took second place again
at one and quarter miles. All the rest of
the race it was Hosmer first, Lee second,
TenEyck third, with Ross fourth. Hosmer
won in 1888. Lees time was 16:42h and
TenEyck's 16:45. The prizes were $500 to
the first, $500 to the second and $3.50 to the
third.
The Consolation Regatta
was then rowed. The entries were Gaisel,
Mckay, Elliott and Riley. Gaisel led from
the start with Elliott second, but at the
mile and a quarter Elliott had the lead.
At the second turn, at the end of the mile
and a half, it was q sharp contest between
Elliott and Gaisel, but the latter turned
first. Elliott fouled with Riley,
A Grand Regatta 10 be ROWed at Pitts
burg.
PITrsBuRG, Pa, September 1.-Arrange'
ments have beeh completed tor grand re-
catta on the Hutton course on the ALE.
eheny river on September 25, 26, and q
II. O. Price, of this city, offers 5000 in
prizes, to be distributed as follows One
thousand dollars for all single sCull; one
thousand dollars free for all four Dared
crews, and the balance as consolation
purse of $500; a local race for S45O and the
fastest time, If better than reemer's record,
1870. The entries. which are free, close on
the 18th inst. Hon. Robert Liddell, ex.
mayor of this city, has been chosen
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
A MoundsYille Lady's Desperate
Attempt at Suicide.
Financial Misfortune the Cause-A Tough
Citizen Badly Beaten by In
dignant Relatives.

MOUNDsyILLE, W. VA, September IA
widow lady by the name of Taylor, who re-
sided near McCOnnelrs tannery, on Second
street, fastened herself in a closet and fired
of revolver. The report attracted the at
tention Of her neighbors, and on inquiry it
was learned that she had
Attempted to Take Aer Life,
and whether through excitement or inten-
tionally, pointed the weapon from her. so
that the ball that was intended for her
heart pierced the closet door. Before she
could repeat the experiment her children
had dlsarmed her. Sue is a highly respect
Ell lady and we'll connected. Her husband
was considered
QHite wealthy
until after his death, when his estate was
discovered TO be almost insOlyent, and il is
supposed that brOOGiEg over her misfor-
tunes was the occasion of the attempt TO
take her lie.
News come from the lower end of Mar.
shall county that JOHN Mason, who was
tried at the January term OF court, for the
rape and seduction of one Hannah Hyder,
received
Terrible Beating
al the hands Oi her two brOtherS.in law by
the name of MCllenry, aud another per-
son whose name we could not learn. Ma,
son, since the conclusion OF his trial, had
been living in Ohio. and from some reason
best known to himself visited the scenes
of his late exploits last week, and his visit
WAS attended with the result as above
stated Mason is bad man, and the feel
ing Of the neighbOrhOOd is very bitter
against him. He has consulted a lawyer
al q talks of bringing suit for damages.
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v.p.,,. ss0,age A..sesasis,

BosIos, September 1.-The Ameficsa
Womsn's Suffrage Association will hold -
snnusl meeting In the Brooklyn, N. T.,
Academy Of Music on October 0 and 10.
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PoByET PHILLITs has moved into his new
residence on north Main street.

sEyYEAL complaints have reached this
Office 10 the effect that the z.r5ags man
does not visit the neig .,b0, hood 90 TTen
~ ibi.d and Twenty fsG'tA streets, On
Lon, more than orces Eefk.
Qr!rR rSnhfr II d'un.eH iasu we're
:. .Ls o.. ,sls .-s. .-xl,
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The Knights OF Pythiss picniced at the
New Fair Grounds yesterday afternoon. A
vtry fair crowd wss present and q gOld
luz EsS Ujlyed b. eli.
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OUR NATIONAL DEBT.
Hew IL stood at the Close of Last
Month.

WASHINGTON. .Spptemb,r 1.-The following
is a statement OF the national debt up to
Sa,.ap,her or
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amounts and spending them improperly.
Jewell condemned to Warner in the sever
est terms the manner in which the money
was used
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BExLIs, September 1.-Barou Won Asn'
Lorsin., bas closed the French Literary
cicb q. Metz.
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THE Bandanua base ball nine OF the l..
land visited Bella.re yesterday and played
the Browns. Owing TO our boys not All
being present four Bellsre boys were sub.
stItuted. our boys were defeated by the
following score: p to -. They challenged
the Browns TO play another game for a
small n Of
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bridgeport Party,

Quite a large and pleasant crowd of Ia
dies and gentlemen gathered at Mr.. Greedy
Branum ; residence last Friday evening in
honor OF Miss Cora Rhodes, who is abou;
TO leave for Wellesley College, Mass. The
evening was spent in whist, dancing, sing
ing, etc, but sufficient time was given the
guests 10 do justice 10 that which was wait.
ing for them in the dining room. After
partHking Of the refreshments 10 their
hearts content, music and dancing was
again in order, after which the party dis
persed, wishing Miss Cora much happiness
and successful schOo, year.
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Congressman Warner, of Ohio.

70 70 LIST ''ere were so many things in
:, >,r-y that he knew to be true.
T,...-. &" 20 sccept II all He saws that
r, L.aSti told him that DDrssy's
g.. ."E n.Ii'ee hsd raised an immense
81. o. ,A.,h le. Jewell. knew nn.Sing
:. -" 20 "rths. and that they hsi kspt
.i"y in a manner viii, h ne
:, '-' o-ar ce recauS- thev saw rroper
,, % "i i't. rate. While he was busy
- Grey from manufacturer. 10 make
\, 0. r tsriE, ihis rcmmi'rps %
- ''skssS ws.e ..lg ,nm he
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in Rlgin within about five months. In
March last Psnson deliberately end wittul-
ly murdered mau named Smith, . com
psrstive stranger, and nOs comes the dou-
lie crime OF murder and suicife 10 blot the
fair name OF our growing, prosperous, and
hitherto moral city.
There is much sympathy expressed by
the citizens for both the families which
have been 80 suddenly afflicted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-21

We have examined the accounts of the AID
ditor and Recorder, and find them substan-
TALLY correct. All of which is respectfully
submitted,
(Signed) F. NJ. SMITH, Chairman,
S. GoTTLIEB,
B. U. STEINMAN,
WIN. MCLAUGHLIN.
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We are of the opinion that the County
Hospital and Farm have been conducted at
an expense far in excess of what is actually
necessary in the administration of its affairs.
As an example, we note the expense of trans
porting the sick to that institution for the
year 1882. which amounted to S611. We, as
part Of the present Board of Supsryi-
sors, realize that after making this statement
it will be expected Of US by the people that
we adopt some measures to curtail expenses
In that quarter. We desire it understood
that we accept the responsibility, feeling coz
fident that at the end of the present year the
summary Of expenses viii bear out the state
ment above made.
IRREGULARITY AND RxTRAvAGAEcE.
We find that the Sacramento Bank paid
registered warrants, drawing seven per cent.
interest, in the year 1882, and cashed the
same out Of the funds of the present year, to
the amount of 81, 440 40.
We believe that there has been great ex-
travagancs in the matter of short hand re-
porting in the Justiees' Court and Police
Court and even in the Superior Courts. TIE
Auditors books show that we have paid for
short hand reporters in the last two years
Sc 677 95; an outlay which, in our judg-
ment, could be very materially reduced with
We believe that in the matter Of architect
ursl work on the Hall of Records there was
great extravaganza practiced, the county Raw
ing paid on that building for services of this
kind Sl.SS4 %.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
To return to the list of county officials, we
find that Mr.. Bishop drew S25 on warrant
No. ], 1882, allowed November 10, 1882 as
to- nf kha IS l,,-. a.
warrant No. /, 229 allowed July 6, 1882 he
drew $40 for the same service. On warrant
No. %, allowed January s. 1882 he drew
S35. We find that Mr.. Bishop presented
demand on the eounty-embracedi in warrant
No. 134-on the 7th day of January. 1881,
which was rejected by the Board of Super
visors ; said demand being for $40 as Secre-
tary of the Board of Education. Mr. Bishop
drew $40 for services as Secretary of the
Board of Education on warrant No. 7e3, al
lowed April z, 1880. Mr. Bishops demands
ara very imperfectly made out-not being
properly itemized. 1t is impossible to tell by
the demands how many members of the
Board of Education were present at any one
meeting. We think each member ought to
present his or her demand againstthe county.
We find the above sums of money were
drawn contrary to law, according to the
written opinion OF our present District At
torney.
COUNTY TREASURER.
We find that D. E. Callahan drew. on
Warrant No 224, allowed in February, 1882.
500, for extra clerical services in calculating
interest on outstanding warrants X r.
Patten drew $40, for services rendered in
calculating interest on registered warrants
number of warrant 16-allowed January 5,
1882 The above was for work which it was
the duty of the County Treasurer to perform,
and without extra compensation, and the
money was therefore drawn contrary to
law. See Section 8 of an Act approved
March 16, 1878; Statutes of 1S77-S.)
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
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Auction.

Bel & oo.-General merchandise.
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aDvRaTIgEmENr MESTIos.

Metropolitan Theater-Vokes Family matinee
Funeral notiees-Yerein Eintracht; Union Lodge,
F. and A. NJ; Sacramento Lodge, |. o. o. F.; Cali.
fornia Lodge, Knights Of Honor Friendship Coun-
cil, o. c. F.; Red Jacket Tribe Imp. o. 4. N.
Lodge meetings-F Friendship Council, O. G. F.;
Concord, No. III, F. and A. M; Union, No. 81, a.
o. U. w.
Attention, City Guard.
Meeting Sumner Post, G. A. &.
Spiritualism-Pion Hall
Gard of Protestant Orphan Asylum.
Postponed Frauen Yerein picnic
Lessons in French, Spanish and German-E.
kemen
Observation-Disclosures Saloon
Notice. o. 0. +. picnic.
A musical treat-Metropoita Theater.
odd Fellow picnic privileges.
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MAPLE SUGAR, pure, new and fine try Il.
The Frank Siddalis soap goes like hot cakes !;
try a bar of it and throw away your old
boiler, and you will live longer and always be
happy. and buy your groceries of II. Fl.
Paulk, cash grocer. Sl4 K street.
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TALLY correct. All or which Is respectfully
submitted,
(Signed) F. NJ. SMITH, Chairman,
S. GoTTLIEB,
B. U. STEINMAN,
WIN. MCLAUGHLIN.
When the clerk had finished the reading,
there was breathless silence for minute or
more, when Blair ventured to say that he
thought the report ought to be adopted.
This was followed by some informal discus
sion, in the midst Of which Bailey arose and
made motion that the report be received
adopted, aud the committee be discharged.
This was carried viva voce. After another
short interval of comparative silence, Bailey
again took the floor. and said he believed the
committee had done as much work as the
county experts, who had been paid 1912, and
he thought they ought to be compensated at
least to the extent Of their actual expenses
and moved that the Chairman, Smith, be
allowed $50, and the other members $50 each.
Steinmsn said Smith had drawn but S. ad-
ditional pay az Chairman, while the former
Chairman drew s25 per month, and that his
vote would be cast o allow the Chairman Of
the committee $50, but that he did not wish
any pay, as he had been under no additional
expense excepting the loss of time.
G5ttleib and Mclaughlin said they would
dCC6pb III pay AoE WcAh luCg und AOucs
Smith said his real expenses had not been
above S25.
Cbristy thought as the Chairman Of the
Board Wss allowed an extra compensation of
So per day for work done outside of the
Board, not TO exceed S25 in any one month,
that the demand should be made out under
that law, and believed it would be illegal to
vote the money as suggested
Bailey amended his motion so as to allow
the Chairman $50 and the Others nothing. 1t
was then carried by roll call, Smith voting
no. and adding, as remark, that he did not
think he was entitled to it under the law.
Smith said the committee had not had suf-
fcient time TO investigate some things that
ought to have been investigated
The Board then returned to the consider
alton Of other business.
Bailey and Gottleib were appointed COM
mittee TO buy two cows for the County Hos
pital, after which, no further business ap-
pearipg, the Board adjourned for the term.
It is understood that the District Attorney
will bring suit at an early day to recover the
money which the Board alege was illegally
drawn.
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Menlher ProbablIIties.

wmHINsroS, April 2oth.-Indcations for caiifOr-
MIA Fair weather. The storm which was central in
Idaho Yesterday morning moved eastward, develop
ing great energy. 1t is now central in Colorado
Violent southerlY to eastery winds prevailed in
Texas, and thence northward over Kansas, Nebraska
and Dakota, with local rains.
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Down AGAIN AT PAULk's.-Best -four
dowp to 81 45 for so pound sack; choicest
Petalums dairy butter oaiy 80 cents roll !;
and we are selling that choice new maple
sugar at 20 cents per psund. h h Paulk,
: ash grocer, 814 K gtrset.
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NoTE.-We do not take into the estimate the sal
aries paid Deputy Assessors while employed in as
sessirg property, as extra pay work for the Of
flee of Assessor.
AuDIToR's oFFICE-EXTRA WORK.