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sH1LoHs cATARRH REMEDY--a positive cure
for Catarrt, Diphthefia and Canker Mouth. For
a Il by 8. z. EttnehOuI. $3.50
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WHY WILL YOU cough when shi1oh's Cure win
give Immediate relief? Price, 10 cts, p ctr, and
81, For sale BY Z. r stinehour.
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LAMP OFFICE at St Cloud: Mimi, July "a, 1883
settler has fled notice of his intention to make
hnal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before T. r. Ostrander, Deputy
tembe-6 8, 1888. viz: Villa m H. Williams, of Wa
dena County. Mimi, for che swK nwA and lot 4,
section "a, town 135, Range IS. He names the
following witnesses 70 prove his Continuous resi-
dence upon, end cultivation Of said land, viz:
J. H. Baker, Theodore Shufelt, VIM Mann. I. Won
ser. P. o. of all, Wadena, Mimi.
LOTT D. H. FREEMAN, Register.
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, MIMI, July 20th,
1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice Of his intention 20 make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
Fergus Falls, MIMI. on August %, 1888, viz:
Alonzo c. Gould, homestead application No. 1903,
for the M Of swX of section "a, township 1873,
Range 81. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and cult
walton Of said land, viz: Frank Smith, William
Hough, Henry Cash, Matthew Knox, oil of lnman
Mimi. B. n. JOHNSON, Register.
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls Ninn., July 1e

LAND OFFICE at Fergus FAILS, MIMI, July Il,
1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
Receiver u. 8. Land Office, at Fergus Falls, MINI.
on August IA, 1883, viz: James Al. Royal, home
stead application No. 1854, for the nwx nwA, sec.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: F. D. Packard, A. C. Packard,
W: W. Packard, S. M Packard all Of Wadena,
MINI. B. NJ JOHNSON,
S.st Register.
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DAILY MORNING TRIBUNE

e Chicago 80 ooluAas, . pages, fall tale
63aDhis serviso. 1ndeDende1t, agBrossivo,
&16o-0Wako. " .,.
ONLY e. CxNTS 4 NoN1R.
Apply - y00f postmaster, who 10 ~
Aoe3sed = 0ot - our agent, or write ~
1c1a1sopol1s, AfnD.
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls, Mimi, Jnly
9th, 1885, -
c Notice 49, Is hereby a given that the following,
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver US Land Office at Fergus Falls Mimi. on
stead No. 405S and additional No. 1885, for the fct
nw4 section ], township 1873 n, range Sc W. 5th
Mer MINI. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and cult
vation of, said land, viz: Truman Robbins, Geo.
Nee, Daniel Zimmerman, l.. Zimmerman, all of
Wadena MINI. B. N. JOHNSON,
list. Register.
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a bright intelligent young man and
will no doubt make an excellent
teacher.
w. S. Dayton and DR.. E. L. HAYES,
went out to Clitheral Saturday night,
and returned Monday forenoon.
While there they caught about $50
pounds of splendid fish I'VE know they
were splendid for we sampled them.)
They say they caught 40 fish in about
20 minutes.
Amasa Peake, of Valley City, son
of the, Rev. E. s. Peake, arrived in
Wadena, Tuesday, on visit TO- his
uncle, G. II. Peake. It has been
about two years and half since he
was in Wadena last. He thinks the
place has grown wonderfully sincs1
that time II
Would it not be good idea for our
Villsge Council to have the public
square broken up, seeded down, fenced
and some nice evergreens set out in
it? It seems to us that it would i'm
prove the appearance of the village
very much. It would not cost a great
deal, and few dollars could not be
spent in a abetter way. =. :.
We listened to a very interesting
lecture, delivered by Henry Ward
Beecher, at Fergus Falls, last Thurs.
day night. The subject was 1.-THE
Reign of the Common People,. which
was deliveded in a manner that was
very pleasing to listen to, and great
many bright ideas were thrown out.
Mr.. Beeci,sr is very able man. and 4
very good speaker, although We think
there are hundreds Of men that could
have delivered just 40 sbfe I lecture
Is the one he delivered s Fergus Falls.
"What ! resemblance there is be:
tween. you and your husband. Mrs.
SMITH; said = friend 81 the family.
..Did anyone ever &l1 attention to it
before! ..oh, yes. broke in Fond
erson, .sthoy were walking down
street t'other day, and I heard man
remark, .How much that woman
looks like her son!' no, no; that wasn't
il. added Fendsrson. seeing the.
cloud on Mrs.. smith 3 face '.what he:
said was, How much that old fellow.
looks like his mother. 9ostor
7aranscyipt.
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Wise SUGGESTIONS.

London, ga deputatipn of the
British Medical Association and
several members of Parlia nent
called, to-day, upon President Cham
berlain, of the Board of Trade, and
asked him to appoint a committee to
consider the inadequate medical
and sanitary arrangements of the
Atlantic steamers. They com.
mented strongly on the want of
proper precautions on emigrant YES
sells, from which a large annual
sacrifice of life resulted. They sug-
gested that ship owners be com
PEELED to increase the pay of ship
surgeons, and that the American
government be requested to c0ntri-
butte a small sum toward the ex-
penses Of yaccinating passengers on
board the vessels. Chamberlain re
piled that he intended to introduce
into Parliament in 1884 a bill deal
ing with the subject mentioned and
amending the shipping act.
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TELEGRAPHLC
Cholera Chronicles.

London, 27.-The individual in the
London deck who, il is said, has cholers,
wa. taken i'll on Wednesday.
a case Of supposed cholera repo- ted
from Wales was received at StsnfYliiT,
and resulted in death in tgenty-fouT
hours after tee victim was taken.
Another case, supposed 10 have been
cholera, happened at Kensipgton q few
DAYS ego. The victim, who was q drunk
ard, died TWO hours after taken i'll.
Officers of The local government board O:
health do not believe that lsolated csees
imply an outbreak Of Asiatic cholera.
Several deaths occur from the disease at
London weekly at this season Of the year
| which are classified as cholera, but which
ore diff cult to distinguish from aggrsv
| ated diarrhea. There lave been several
hundred cases of the latter disease weekly
this summer, which 5is in excess ofthe
average.
Alexandra, q. - Number of deaths
from caolera at Cairo yesterday, II. A
British lieutenant of soldiers succum bed
70 the disease.
AIexsadris, FIFTY eight desE (
cccHrred at GhizrR yesterday. Al NJ
Ohibin, 20 at MehRtta, 80 at Tsntah, L
at Mensursb, 20 st Ksfrel, and Ii 81
Hamsia.
Liverpool, 27.-Packsrd, American
consul here, has appointed doctor tc
inspect The passengers and cargo of US
stLd bound for the United States. Pack
ard has sent to Washington q detailed &C.
count Of the shipment to Boston of rags
from Egypt.
LendoD, 27.-Piecauiions have been
taken at Glasgow to prevent the intro.
ducIion of cholera.
Cross, under secretary for India,
stated that .16l deaths from cholera oc
CURED in Bombay providency during
| the first week of June.
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Capital Chips.

Washington, 27.-The treasury re.
serve, to-day, amounts to SAP, 600, 796.
Owing to the failure of Chicago Wit
nesses to arrive this morning, the Hill in.
vestigation committee adjourned until
Monday without tEsnsscting any bust
ness.
The war department is informed that
the body Of the late General Ord had
been embalmed aud will remain in Cuba
until autumn, when it will be brough!
here.
Secretary Folger has directed the hos
pitRl Selden and the British steamer
AndeGR, row anchored at Willoughby
Cove and Ihimble Lights Roads, r..
spectively, to be removed to Lynn Haven
Bay, which is just inside Cape Henry.
This action is taken at the request OF the
Authoritier at Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Fortress Monroe and Ocean View, who
represante that the present stations en-
dsngered the health Of those places.
Surgeon General Hamilton, Of the
maine hospital, notified the health
sutho- ties Of Nez York, Philadelphia,
New Haven, Providence und Boston that
| several vessels ladened with rags. pur-
chased in Egypt, after tie cholera APP
peared, are en- route % New York ard
England
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Confession and ImpIication.

PittsfeId. 2G.-Eugene a. Clark,
Of MaDgatGck, Conn.,, one Of the
party charged with tarring and
feathering and driving Ms. Jos
anna Sullivan from the town of
Sandfield, has confessed and impli-
Gated two others, named White and
Sackett, These men were tried at
the time for the crime, and COM
mitteds but the jury disagreed. The
grand jury has now indicted them
as principals and several others IS
accessories.
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We are persuaded that the ancient
Hermes, with all the subtle art and
natural resources of the Alchemists,
was a very poor doctor compared
with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, of
Lynn, Mass. Hermes may have
been after all only a clever practi-
toner of the Black Art; but we
know there is no humbug in the
pharmaceutical chemistry Of Mrs.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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7. Auerbach& Bro.
their great
CLEARANCE SALE
S U M M Il r @ O O d s
all the Departments Mammoth Establishment

n all the Departments Of their Mammoth Establishment
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Foreign.
4ondon, 26.-The House

London, z6.-The House Of
Commons viii, on Monday, discuss
Sir Stafford Northcote's motion for
an address to the Queen, praying
that she will decline to recognise ia
any negotiation relative to the SueZ
Canal, any claim Of the company to
such monopoly as would exclude
other undertakings designed for the
opening of waterway between the
Mediterranean and Raj Seas.
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Announce their great

$ Ut M M Fl r q O O
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STAR ExPR as s
The Cheapest and Best Express
Delivery and Transportation

A system tha5 does away With the IL
convenience of hunting Express " ag"ns,
and makes collections weekly:
Look out for the wagons With the star,
jy15
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For You,
Madam,

Whose Complexion betrayS
some humiIfating imperfec-
ton, whose mirror tells you
That you are Tanned, SalloW
and disfgured in cOunte-
nance, or have EruptiOns,
RednesS, ROughnesS or un-
wholesome tintS Of Complex
ion, we say use Hagan'S Mag
nOlia Balm.
It is a delicate, harmless
and delightful article, pro-
ducing the most natural and
enhancing tintS, the artifici-
aIity of which no observer
can detect, and which soon
becomes permanent if the
Magnolia Balm is judiciOuSly
used.
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How Lost Vow Restored!
AVAILABLE MEDICINE.
Hunts Remedy. its Many Merits.

r,,,.,,,. oro NJ, diseases moro prevalent with.
,,orbons +ha o>,erti,p of CnusuuntroD in thi.
country than Nh, Kidney and Liver ao3,p,aiLts;
o,d 70 tnI a rn,..Iy that would ,,..ctglu, re-
TO-. ,hop, 1os I1,r ba,n m, aim oI many ai
a,o+oI s,,r,ror. uL,tl,rr ans. hahit. .os , ,,.,-
,Io oro c,,uln,;,o to These diseases ar ,lerbe,
n. -. ,.,l, FROM, ia, ,,o,,,',..i,,. 90 ,r ,,;
80 - t.,.,,,l ,,.,,. ,,.,,,',,.,....-:,,, o,a 81. ,.
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mnttr on p"ubsIS, reported back 4 OH
.ui Goes Il CO., IT south Ottawa, Tor
SO, requesting NE actlun ut the board
thereon.
On motion OF supervisor Grlllin The
ulil was allowed.
Supervisor Truman, from the com
mitiee IN paupels, reported back q
communication truun Farm Ridge town
snip, requesting the board To Tx The
pei dleu for nurse 5 attendance upon
d. family SICK with small puX IN sad
tuWn, and on motion of supervisor
Fiaheity The sane was ordered recon-.
RIlird To the committee uu ,lduptrS.
~, rrylsuI jennings introduced Nj,
/. & GIusun, county agent, who stated
;hdj he "dS ia Possession OF Il pension
certificate Il du inmate OF the county
las, luu, aI1 requested the action OF the
ouard "a To- what disposition To make Oi
The same.
On mD,iun Of supervisor Flaherty ii
Vas refer, d - the Committee on pau
ptIo.
Supervisor Fjdhrlty offered the fol-
loving restitution, whlcn, on notion,
MAS adopted;
RcSo'r.d. THAT the county clerk be
.dH,u.-d e. draw his order m favor Of
Mrs Ou.u Austin tor 50, Tor care ANA
Ialtr,d ,nct uu uer SON.
Dn mouOu 81 supervisor Dou|cyl
BOARD adjourned 10 O'Clock lo-m u'E
morning.
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on the one hundred dollars valuation
would raise the sum Of - GIG, whereas
the amount extended. ~ claimed IN the
petition. IS - 80. Under the law they
would not le entitled 10 an appropria-
u4n. provided the claim had legal merit
otherwise.
All of which IS respectfully submitted.
WM. LAUF, Charm.
Supervisor Lauf, chairman of COM
miltee on roads and bridges, also sub.
United the following report: (sec p ~
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A Coon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of our promi.

A Coon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of our promi'
ncnt business men said to us the other day
'In the spring my wife got all run down
and could not eat any thing; passing your
store saw Il pile Of Hoods Sarsaparilla in
the window, and cot a bottle. After she
had taken il u week she had q rousing ap.
retite, and did her everything. She took
Three bottles. and it was the best three dol
IarsI oyerinvested c .I.Ilood& Co., Lowell, Mass
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Auor when is respectfully submitted.

Balance due county ......... "...p %.
--...., .
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al W ~ p,y,,,,.n "a y.,,yor.,
yopr ,,,,,,,itton. tirfnrr r.D.ri that after
o, ,,or,ip.tin, pr vaur.cr- lr. we fine
,ho ,f,tnmnpl m an rp-u,,ts correct. and
hat ,.o NV .,nrrurn,eI ihausuaI caucr0Ia
,in,,s 4, ,bo bnoLs or tbecoupfy ana circuit
o1o ,, oiso that,rI order, redeemed dur
,no ,,n t,,no covered nv The statement have
been destroyed by fire
An Of winch is respectfully ruhwu'gj.
Gro. W. HOGE, Chairman.
g.,. ,.r,,,,,r,ps., ,,trolr a1 "a r.Iu
,IL,.,-,,barit','n.' If rtsN9 who l.rU.
. H. ,.s,rC,.r i.,,i,ed ,rr r,4rt ~ -r
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Frrn\y March Orb 1853.
,.rI ma. ..I.I.. ,n ag1ouI....t
r.-...I ...i.r.., Yesterday 1r.lt,.
loo. ,........,, -. ,.....r.,..,g. comes.
..s..i.f ....g.1.
I.....rw.Y .,..u.ul,J .u els SOFA
+ H.,,l- .tIr... .ui N.I.u.... .
+ ....... ..... r...rr.f..ut.U i.a >..t.. Oh.
.l,..... ...r,g.,.i. ,a ia, s..ar,u ...u,
|-,rl ...r.
H.. y..r... I..iIr, Vpuuerarr. Il.
/ br,,ry ASS rj,tIYl of Ottawa. Il. ..ge.
/ ,..,.,,.I. ..-nl.u I'D fine hoard. u,l.ug
/ ,plf n n.. -Isu.gd ,Ir use uf one N lll
|un,nruulpi r,,IY. I'm .Inp uasrul.t.r al
/ the cu.Il-aJus- iur punuc library pur
r'....
SuucNlsgr Furr,tsl moved th4. the
ri,rr,fr.p. 1r,irrnG h., granted.
~up.ryi,ui Hoffman moved. 1858 au
|,u,,,Itu,.r. tn.rri..ufiljOu be- referred
Itu,lp committees ug p.b,ic buildings.
land ln.t ts,. committee report thereon
to.rpIrnw
~nnrrylsur Fischer moved. as au
amendment Tie amendment. that
-n. ulHH.n b.. nil over until The
J.It .g..lng If this board
fine a.ps and noes. being demanded.
y,p,.. ..g follows:
Bup. Cru,r,.n. D5u'cyy. Dm.yan.
Fischer FHhpiy. Gage. Guliu. Iu..
Inrkur IIirl,.I, .Iguliur-. I4ut. \lrn-
OLSON R.,.fs White Nlpy l~ e.
Nyl,sIiH.y.l -1v-y.rcd m lr.nrw-
.rly. .pl H.ilirrtarspu. Center. Con.
I.,,I gurtr, HrarIt.y. Dresser. FHrrrs
leaf Franks Ualtrulsu.r. Hoffman
Hoo IA. ~. u..r. ,WHNpr Lame
Run,p. g,srr..nnt. Stevenson
.rr,,,gn Dru,,r IgWmsu. Nir.
,,',bu, ,l.r.r p.egrr Ra,uorH.-
,,g -yntrI ma fnr NEGATIVE Amend.
r,nrt I,.t
T,LA question then recurring to fhe
,,,'ii',,. ~ .,,,,,I,.,s,,. n ..t,n,u tb.9,r-
'','T ,,',.s I.;,.,, a.,n,I,,j.L yaraas f,l
In,,..
p.ili,,b,usau Ceuter Cnnard Com.
marian emma D,plavy DratEIry
brassar Dunavan E,ahprty Franks
| Cave GutIin. Ilickok. Hoffman lIugp
~ 1i ,,,,. ~ i.,,i,,,. ana Ar
/ '',,',,,.,,, t77,n.r NirhnIs5,r par pil
' 'jV ''' Bnymnlte Rnnadrs Po~ruhaunt
S Si,I' ',,' 'rrnmnn Truman (Vhie
| ul,Ia,' - ~ WyI,n iAl,vl @l--vntr,
| ~, W ~ a., Noi,>,jJ.,,t,,,a ana I,nte riecLnr
- ~ ',,,,'.I ii,Itacl,., ii.,ttn,,hgnpr Mo
ianrhIju Rnhrrr and Mr.. chairman
l'"us ''t,., t'.,, n,a,,drla,t ,d',I,t
~ we ',, ,riini',d ,,.,seed
Suueryisnr UplliupLauseu. chairman
of committee on fees and salaries. sub
mittnd the following report. which. OF
mntion was adopted.
A., (bojr,,nu ami GcDtlegep OF III
Rom.d If S,,,cr,2syrs. Your commit
tao on frae and salaries fo whom WA,
referred the cnmmnnlrati0p of the sher
n ranuastiu0the board 10 fix The com
rareotiCn ~ rho dnnnfias he has an
,roi,,ted - nnrsI,,,ura nf Am order of tht
c;rrnit anurl ber leave 10 report thu
rollnvyiro facts. tO-wit:
Van rcan,,niitee AT tbe lasr Seutem
Iba,. so,.il,, nffta hoard fixed thp com
'ppusltjun to be paid the sheriWS Gepu
/ lies at the sum Of Sl.7UO, pre~umiug "a
. mat time that the sheriff would follow
The custom. then prevailing. of ap
Ipolptur the necessary number Of bail
/ 'frs far attendance in the various courts
and who we're paid by the clerk of The
court drawing his order ON the treasur
Ipr for the amount due them for ser
vices
The present sheriff has explained t.
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h. ERKINS,
ALIEN. " NLIE.
{. FISCHER.
DEAIu " TuOMAs CLANK.

{. FISCHER.
DEATH OF THOMAS CLARK.
WHEREAS. Thomas Ciarh, late sher-
III OF this county, has been summoned
To iuin tie HnUmcrHble most OF those
WHO ha> gone before, and recognizing
IN The deceased those superior qualities
OF the head and the heart that made
him man OF remarkable prominence.
and stamped him as of rare social quail
tiles, the incest integrity, OF extreme
beneyolvnce aud perfect generosity. In
bis death not only his unhappy family
have suffered an lrrepartble bereaVe-
meat, but the whole community have
sustained the loss that all experience
when good man dies.
ReS0lred, That Ill the death OF the
late Thomas Clark, society was depriv-
ed OF a gentleman of the highest social
instincts, the people OF ii brave and no
bic soldier, and the public OF a faithful
and honest servant.
RcSOlred, That this body hereby eX'
tend our sympathieS to the sOrrOwing
widow and children of the deceased
and direct these resolutions TO be spread
upon the records and copy thereof
transmitted TO the afflicted family.
ALEX. MYLIE,
&. FISCHER.
Supervisor Curtis addressed The
board, thanking the members for then
action in regard To his deceased prede
cessor. supervisor Garland, and his re
marks, on motion of lloge Water
were ordered incorporated with TIE
resolutions and spread upon the record!
OF this board as follows:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF IN
B0urd OF Supervisors: 1t gives m'
pleasure to indOrse and bear testlmon,
To the truths of the resolutions as OF
fered by the committee in memory o
the deceased member from Ophlr, o
whom | am the unworthy successor
AS IN old neighbor and personal frlen'
OF Joseph Garland l can heartily III
dorse all that has been said as TO nj
/ kind and social nature, his benevolence
his devotion to all good work and hi
unfaihng efforts on the right side OF al
public interests. AS TO his usefulness
as member of this honorable body
leave YOU who have served with HIM L
! Judge. but, from my knowledge or hi
industry and integrity of character,
believe he could not have been else thai
reliable and faithful public servant
On behalf OF the people or Ophlr, VIII
put HIM here as their representative, an,
Of his neighbors and family permit IN
to thank you for the respect you hav
shown the memory or our departe'
friend, Joseph Garland.
| Supervisor Truman, from the com
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thief $500. ''.'.''..., luuJ - &c
John NJ Stevenson, arre.tus
hpr s un,tl -, ,.,i. ., ..i. 'oV' E'"
age .,','' ''''' f'' "'''' '''' '"''' 70
John Miller services for county 30.
VIM. Conley' taking insaue 10 the 80
II Il micns i.,c,ss .. ,oe, ~ Z"
T. G. Mcintifc, constable fees 6,!s
Richard Wolliscroil, JUSTICES iee- io05 1913
lanes ~ H. ~, MoouoFdge, justice Si' 2tS "a
| Peter Egan, iiyery hire '''' '' ~ n n
II. W. underhiIl, Justice fees ~
Arthnr Lowman, serving on bridge
Aaron R smith in.i,jLc.,., t; ,.. ~. ~,
j. j. White. publish. procerdIrr, o65l 45u
Henry smith, city marshal .... b /,
V W ~ o oi%rh, comsLa at -. l5"' =
! 4. A. Fisher. instic"'- fce- go 5n
j. Page. u.e OF house for Inquest 10
arthur lockwood lu-tice,,o fees. 40 -
! N McDrrmiIt ,, 'J',,,s' ~. '"'
Gormau.... -. 10
+ NJ. Rove Justices fees ...... ah
WI m,' WWLaCsn!el' com on bridges. ~
ii. f. Be.l1rd. ig,tice;s fee. ASA, ~
| '. 3. Weeks, Justices fee. 90. ... iG. a3
r. T. Lewis, stI' o. AnALce com -l'
o'' hni,in',cn, a 90 80 :! "a nc, 1or,
and cxpeuses..... ~. s.g-
| il. Boliiughauscu, y days on build.
y N t'',,',l,'',g 'i.n en- I'm;
cSmn rIl rr opd ry6Sn "n '"''1''N
/ s. s. Burgess, - days on banding
committee and expenses ... .... 500
! A. H. blagh' u aay. ana GApeAs's ,iN
| MaTtin FjaneTty. r scryi 11 ON bHiJ,.,
committee .,...... '............. g.>5i
ib3mas LarSln JgIdGe's lee -. 20 :"
a., NJ ,l n,aGgniI i,.,. t&nloPSJ ''" ~
Thomas Key, con.tabIe f.cs ....'. 81.
Joseph Mebach, constable fees. 4lC
Thohas DOVE constable .ee,s.. - .
ErId%e. ''.'''''' '''''''''''''' ." aoo-
5 Goscuhanpt, justices fees. .. -.
Jane, M,ur,ha. constable ,........ !29l
eve, ,Isy Mor'ynToI, inH''''' ..'. I9G
DR. Wts. curonCr. ilquc-t on II
hodi = 5lo leach ............ l00
DR.. Nei'' c.io'"l' s"mmo"'ns u 49,.
~ w. cg,,,,r ,o,i.,., gays,c,J ~"
10 iGrjes ................. l32 On
Dr. Wet-, coroner. 'o.yEau-...... IA
Ch 9il.,l u. f'[-"'o'' 7t'i'' "I en-
d. =. Carrw. usIrg -a.,ry.,.., Il,
county-nou-s.... . ............ iW
NJ IA. Rordcn, constable lees. 80
Atez i'o.'.'.1 ... g, ~ , n ''
T.. {. Lewis. aaaroInt bond. -
Henry hclmiE. Justice ie.-....... lo3l
Jaaez Macaey' con7' to,s Tee ..... Zoo d.
y. a. W "i.'tN t'H.'"' a. .''."...'..t - 40