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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

THE business failures in the United
States for the seven days ended on the Goth
were 277, against 274 for the seven days
previous. Seventy occurred in the Western
States.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

A HEAVY gale was reported as pre-
vailing on the English coast on the 26th,
causing great damage to shipping and also
to houses. A schooner was lost with all
hands at Yarmouth. At Oldham two per-
sons were killed and six injured.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

THE election for United States SEN
ator took place in the two houses of the
West Virginia Legislature on the 23d, and
resulted in the choice Of John E. Kenna,
Democrat
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

QUEEN VIcToR1A is large real estate owner
n New York. An advance in rents by her
agents has changed the tenants in large
block on Broadway near Eighteenth street.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

THE Peruvian Assembly at Gaia
marca has voted to treat for peace, provided
the Republic retains her independence and
is not stripped Of all resource of regenera-
ton.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

IT was announced at Washington on
the 25th that Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby
had been ordered to command the United
States naval station in China, and that Com
modore Temple would be ordered to com
mand the South Atlantic squadron.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

a WOMAN recently arrested in Cincinnati
for drunkenness proved she was the wife of
California millionaire, whom she deserted
years ago, before he became wealthy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

THE death of Henry E. Lightner, at
the age of eighty-tour, occurred at Balti-
more, Nd, a few days ago. He was the
hero Of Keys "Star .Spangled Banner"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

PARAMOUNT PARK in Philadelphia viii soon
become national nursery. It has been de-
cided to plant there trees from every Stats il
the UBiQR, ~ Philadelphia PrssA
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

THE Direct and the French Gable
companies lately decided to transact BUSH
ness with all land telegraph companies, in
stead of with the Western Union alone.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

THE Democratic caucus of the New
jersey Legislature has nominated John r.
Mcpherson for United States Senator.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

A RECENT dispatch from Berlin, Ger
many, announced the death Of WOlfganz
Goethe, grandson of the poet.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

A MASSACHUSETTS Legislative Com
nittee has reported in favor of municipal
suffrage for women.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

THE Judiciary Committee of the
Maine Legislature has reported against
changing the time of holding the State cleo
tions from September to November.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

PAUL GUsTAvE DORE, the famous
artist, died few days ago at Paris, France,
aged ffty-on years.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

JAMES PATRICK, SR., said to be the
oldest journalist in Ohio, died a few days
ago at his home in New Philadelphia at the
age OF ninety-one years.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

THE Coroner's Jury who Investigated
the recent locomotive explosion at Mans
field, La, by which three persons were
killed and several wounded, returned a YER
dict that the locomotive was made of old
iron worked over and sold to the company
for new
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

In the Hungarian Legislature meas
ure was recently brought forward to place
Jews on an equality with people Of all other
creeds.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01
THURSDAY. January 25.

In the Senate, the session was mostly
consumed in hearing the reports of commit
tees. The bills introduced were to repeal the
law relating to county auditors; to prevent
and punish drunkenness, and to repeal sec
ton four of the General Statutes in relation to
the Penitentiary coal shaft. The afternoon
was spent in consideration of the bill to do
lore Justices of the peace, and its rejection
was finally recommended.
In the House a session of the Committee of
the Whole was had for the first time, and a
bill to make railway companies liable for
damages by fires occasioned by the opera
lions OF such railways was considered and rec
commended for passage. The chattel mort
gage bill proposing to make the wrongful de-
struction of mortgaged property a felony was
also considered, pending which the commit
tee rose.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

AT the Trades Assembly meeting at
Cincinnati, o., the other night it was
stated that the difference between the mol
ders and stove manufacturers, which began
with the year by proposal to reduce wages
fifteen per cent, had been adjusted by ar
bitration.and work would be resumed with
out reduction in wages.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

CLAUS SPRECKELs, the sugar king of
the Sandwich Islands, talked recently OF es-
tablishing refinery in Baltimore, Nd. He
claimed, it was said, that his presence in
Hawaii kept Kalakaua from making treaty
with China, by which the Islands would
have been oVerrun by coolies. He preferred
that the Americans should be the next race
to take possession.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-02-01

A DISPATCH from Paris, France, on
the 25d stated that ex Empress Eugene an
nounced that she ignored the Republic and
came to Paris to display sympathy with
Prince Jerome. 1t was said Eugene was
cognizant of the recent manifesto. Her adj
herents claimed her presence meant a
demonstration in behalf of the name Of the
family of Napoleon.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-09-11


: Baroness Burtlett Coutts' single orna-
ment at the last bali OF the London
season, was solitaire worth $4,000.
al Eagtanl4bung mnrd ,rer the other
lay whose bumps, reyesled .sbenevv-
lence, y 's've leration, 'scantionsaess"
and 'secre,iveness He had been a
ibief1and bruiser oil his lie.
The tplal emigration from Great
Britain 10 places outside OF Erope for
the seven months ending July 81 was
$50, 2So, 81 compared will 28f.40S for
the corresponding months OF 1882.
u Tae' average young lady wants at least
fout feetsof seat in street car for a
ride OF six blocks. hut she W n ride half
q day Sunday squeezed Into a buggy
seat beside her young man aud not ind
the lesst fault. Why are they so incon-
sistent? suff, ~
w T. Atherton, In paper on the
care Of fruit ttees, read before a Maine
horticultural society, told the following
"A farmer dism ssed hand because he
set only nine trees in q day during biz
absence, the next day he set the balance
OF one hundred himself. When they
tore 'ftuit the nine set by the hired hand
proved to be more valuable than thu
Dinety Set by hims slf /"
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Beecher'S Bad Head.

For two months in the. year Henry
Ward Beecher cant preach In August
and September he takes his vacation and
endures the onset Of the hay lever. And
it Is, SO he says. something terrible and
Tremendous. A man. with hay fever
isn't accountable for his actions. He is
mer ly a wild beas.-frantic with ,snufT-
ing, snetz ng and headache His eyes
are red aud so Is his nose. Every nerve
idfIfs skin thrills with distress and his
head dis 81 fountain ot tears. He lives ouly
to IaYrfrom, seaside to ,monntsiu-top in
search Of rslie'. 800. -
Aud yet, whether we call this form OF
Catarrh hsy-fever, rose fever, hay-cold
or rose.cold, Ely's Cream BALM will
cufs'it. n This7remedg is simple, pleas
aat and easy Of applisation. Placed In
the nostrils il penetrates ani soothes
the affected parts at-once. restores the
Impaired, senses and creates, healthy Sc
cretions in cases. Of ahe longest standing.
sYon, cannot run away, from, hay fever,
hut you can drive it from you by u,ing
Eye, Crea n Balm. s.s-
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A Happy Ending -

Shortly before seven o'clock yester-
day morning a milk-wsgon with red
wheels turned into Charlotte avenue from
Woodward. At the. same moment a
m lk-wsgon with view ofthe Yosemite
on the cover turned into Charlotte from
PAX. ,.e.-ts4.s .-sr.., i, .-s.
They met, 81 IA IL. g,-sl..f ,,,,g.r
The driver OF one had a long nose
and melancholy look. The driver of
the other had fat face abd was minus
two front teeth oi s'a-- -,-'E gri,s-..si
They stopped ~ 70 s& ~ ~ :. ~
The driveraof one turned red aud
green. and his eyes flashed, Ind his ha r
sisod mp, and there was, murder in his
ere. e. The driver OF the otheg seemed.to
sink down i.tm his boots, and he looked
wildly arouudsfor q. club1ss.e
You hvena!' yelled. the hrst, :. - r.
you calt |" vas the prompt reply.i%s
Al that moment policeman came up
an remarked. that Il. there was any row
gaipg on he wanted TO take a, hand in It.
'sI'iI csashs hieni. howled The one with
the long nose.ii f,irerF Z ia.
: IL ,efy your VIII ,nped the @one with
the missing teeth. 'sa.. -sr .,'sr',iit. ,iT'..
Ther tie melanchrlvd ,lriFer Of the
mix wagon with rel wheels told story.
He had courtei a girl in The suburbs foI
five Years. They loved and were en-
gagged. They were to- have .heen, mar
.ried. thi; .lfal, but he with the Yosemite
landscape came. along, wearing new
brard Of paper collar. smoking seventy
eve cent pipe an I using real hair nil on
his locks, and he won the girls admirs-
tion and affection She ha I left the old
for the new 49,
'q"ABdlIh puiyef;x, him :" hewl.d the
rejected.
"I'll leave him a corpse!" c. ped the
accepted
By and by they agreed to. leave the
settlement OF the case to the officer, and
both made solemn promise to ali lie
his decisio
Nv ell" said the o.l,er, after DELHI
e-a'ing awhile, "a girl should marry
where sh. loves She evidently prefers
a msn with two teeth gone to one with
a long nose. Sill, the REJECTED has
taken her. on two excursions. given her
a f ty-ceht fan, and hnnght more or less
candy. He should have some damages "
"Ihlgiv' lin three q ,arts o. milk, "
announced the lucky man. ~ i--'9-4st,s.
"Ana I'll never take 1t, said Melan-
choly. : . ''i'qt J.
"My decision is that YOU must allow
him nine quarts, remarked the officer.
IL figure his actual damages at three
dollars, hut knock otf,tsentv lshillings
Tor the comfort lie has taken in sparkling
he GIRL" - ,r 49,. Ya,..,.,,.
There was q war nj words over the
decision, butTthe one finally gave jn, ,aBd
the other accepted, anl the milk changed
cans and the men shook hands. se5 s5o
"Tha,'s what I iikesto -see." observed
the ctficer Why shonla two men
fight over woman when a.itile candi;l
talk and nine quarts Of milk will bring
about happy arrangement. Drive on,
nv c'ildren. and may The cream ~ fiap-
piness attend you. - Detroit Free Press.
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Nervousness.

The moment there is danger of i'm.
pairment of the mini frnm exces aive
nervous exhaus ,ng or where there ex-
lists foreb0dhngs of evil. a desire foi
sritude, -ahanaing and avoiding com
'paby lvertiyo and nervous dehIity, or
when insanitv hasaalready taken place.
Per1na anil Mdaalin should be impiic-
lilly reIiedhn But 1t is, ,peyer we'll TO
wait 30 long before t-estment is com
menced. The early symptoms are loss
of strength, softness Of the muscles,
u m or weak sight, peculiar expression
of the face ani eyes, yeested A tongue,
iwithfmpaired digestion; or in others,
certain powers only are lost, while they
are otherwise enjoying comparatively
3Qoodshealth- Ia all these Peruna and
Mdaslia should at once be taken.
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From Life.

1t was a pokerprtvip Jackson street.
and big jack pot hal been opened. =
There were, eyiienttv,, obig hands out.
and bets and excitement ran high ~
Il ,oker hver. Gus, wmiffer yo' rise dat
potr exclsimed Mr.. Tooter Williams
"Nebber yo' minf-vo' cali, -ef 'yo' isn't
afraid-yes, vo' .calr-ia iat's all! retnr
ted Gus, sul1enly. 81 Won't call!
rise yo' back" said Mr. Williams. whose
vertebra was ascending II rise yo'
ag'in,'. retur.ed Gus. And s'rlhev went
at each other until chips, nancy. and
collateral were gone then WtIliams con-
cluded to call "Wtiat you got, niggsb,
dat 20 do all dat iisin' ons What yo'
got, nohow ?" Gus laid down his han !
lace, king, qleen -jlck, and ten Of
clubs ''I, dat good2" he inquired, he
ginning tr size up the .ppt. "Na. dst's
no, good" saifl Williams, reaching
yiown in vhis bootleg "Wbat yo' GO" F"
-inqnired. Gus. Mr. Williams looked at
him fixedly "Tse jes' gottwo jacks an
a razz.r =" '.Oat's good. )" said Gus si.s.
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died prisoner ats Moscow, made hi,
son page set,leda hrge annuity upon
each of his two eldest. daughters and
advanced the youpgestl.o- be one OF her
maids OF honor. Her reign was of
short duration She died Nav ~, 1927,
OF cancer, aggravated by her irregular
habits and an excessive use OF wine, Ii
has been asserledJt that her death was
caused by poison administered in cup
of wine But there is no reason for be.
lieving such a pott. Some writer's
have claimed. that a desire that one of
'her own children, sould sucteei to he
throne, influenced her to embiler The
Cars feelings against Alexis, his SOD
bv q wife whom he had divnrced; that
his son MAS cuin;nitted to prison where
he died at ber instiga;ion. She has al
so heen charged with causing hec husz
bands death by poisoning him. Both
imp, tations are false. II is not to he
presumed that her chsracser, was wholly
free from defects. But, all in all, she
waseone Of the. Dohlest most sextraor.
dinary women that ever lived. SO un-
educatei t'rat she could not write her
name, sre po-ses4ea trai's which would
have enabled her To achn We ii .,ihc ion
whatever her sphere Of life. '''9 i'''i
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AProphet.

Representative Blackburn, of Ken
tuckY, has things ali arranged for the
cam ,'aign of 1884. Hear him "Hoad.
iysis going to carry Ohio by 10000
That will make hiR the Democratic can.
didate for president, and Cleveland, OF
Nav York, will be the vice presidential
nominee. The Republicans will aban.
don party organization and nominate
David Davis aud will not carly seven
states, ..n
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NUMBER 81.
Tie Tornado's Work.

Miss Phoebe Consins. the wetl.kuown
won MS rights lecturer. gives graphic
picta,e Of The t6rnaib's wo-k at Ro.
Ehestefi Minnesota, Aug. 20. Immez
tiiatelv after The tornado had passed
Miss Couzins visited the stricken town,
and her account of the horrors she witt
messed describes situation which was
terrible.
+ "Mrs. and \" writes, Miss .Couz+
ins, "drovee down to Rochester, q dis
tance of II miles, aud Witnessed such q
sight as We hope never to look upon
again. The Country for many miles is
laid waste. farmers crops, and bafns
aud Improvements are ssrewn in every
direction, but the loss OF life II not 81
great as az hochester. although tue few
|that are Killed anil wounded IN Tie eotin-s
try are most 1iierf'piy =. &c
wlie on one iarmer' VINO was ~ the neid,
started lor tue mouse OUT talteo 20 reacn
u. one rap ZOE ~ ssaRe dnstne neia, Dus
vas pieSo almost 10 pieces. Ine STAKE
was driVen through ner pouy ana ner
,lmes ! .efa,ea arse- -thss-taeV-a NOT yeI
oesn ,"unn. one young woman Is SO
leatiaiiV mangiea. win asnes ground IN
TO ner uesa taat sne cannot i've. A hoy
nad MS spine so hile1 WITH ~ nails that ne
win aie OF locs)es.. na' tue most Irignt-
la o. AL sseaes vas tnAt at q )cnesEef'
iae ssene u tae lss srth part Of tDe CITY.
where stood SJy houses anu large
mum per OF trees, peggars description -
Nos'a awelilng Or i. 3 tree remains. ine
debris IS piled up 10 huge Masses or
|scattere I over the p'sinf hopeless en-
tan clement .Oat'le' hersea. and pigs lie
aooal aea TIN sli mahnsf el attltudess-
Ole COW we saw h4d per heaq couplete-
fly blown from the body and the horns
sucking ihto her bowels. a morse, tied
|to tree waf oiowl on MS Knees, AMI
MS eyes IN deatn oaspoKe tue terrog
wnicn possessed ntm'
"Ihe boa. john MoSalls OF Wlnons,
was kIlled near hls elevator. De had
started tor tne mouse, across the way.
OUT naa eYidentiy .oeen caught IN tne
air and whipped on 20 me earth, Tor the
grass Was swept c!ea9 Tnere ne was
Ioqna ana every none In MS 0ody was
broken. A long tram ot grain cars was
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: 3 n
Foot and Mouth Disease in Politics.
New York World zoos

England is alarmed over the spread
o. the foot and mouth disease 1t is a
terrible disease. We have a. case of it
in Ohio. The unerring symptom isthat
whenever the victim opens his mouth he
puts bis foot in it. The Ohio victim is
= cheap canpaie en liarnamed Javhawker
Woodard. He has very bad case
His friends have tried to quarantine him
and disinfect him, hut these mild rene
dies seem unavailing They are. afraid
they will have to shoot him. 7-t.-
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, Immigrants at Castle Garden,

rsThere were 2,730limmigrsnts laEdea
Angu,t u at Cav lie Gsr.ien from seven
steamers Tue Silesia brought $50 from
Hamburg, ths Tgrian IS from Gibraltar
the Co-naailis '27 from Bristol,th Helm
daf44s from Copenhagen, the Salisr, 600
from Bremen, the Leerdam 3l9. from
Amsterdsm aud the Noruandis'S9i from
Havre. The great rotunda of Castle
Gsr,ien was crowded with the noisy
throng. Qiaint DIeh, co'tumes4 we're
visible on all sides, somsyot them being
exceedingly picturesque. A large num-
her of little children wore heavy wooden
shoes and q lew pf,ths tiny immigrants
had knapsacks or enormous bundles
strapped upon their shoulders.
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The Kaw Indians in the In'lian Ter.
ritory are. disappearing with strange
rapidity. There. were fully 10000 of
them in 1870. and the. tribe was noted
for the physical power and warikesdis
position Of the men, but since then the
smallpox and other malignant diseases
have done the most deadly work 1t ia
said that only about three fhundred no W
remain, and these are diseased and like.
IL soon to die Chicago Herald.
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A Coop IsvEsrMENr.--Oiel he of our
prominent business men said toSns the
other day "In the sspring my wife got
all run down aufl could not eat zsny
thing; passing youF store I saw a pile
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla In othe window,
and gotta bottles After she had taken
it q seeksshe hadsa rousing appetite, and
did heroevsrythiag . She took three bot
ties, andiit was the best three dollars /
ever invested. G. I. Hood d Co, b W.
ell, Mass odv ,aa fl NJ s.b
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q EF The Cleveland, Plain ID caller AL
the following regarding the Senatorial
candidate OF the 1Muskineum Dlstriet:,
"Hon. John q Nail, of Z,nesville, has
beensnominaied by egDemoeras of the
L'clsing- Muskingum District for the
State sSeaate.s He. isI a. grand orator, a
splendid gentleman in every particular,
and will make % s ,nator vhoiwill have
influence aud weight in the deliberatiye
body to whichEhe will certainly be elect
ed. Mr. ONeil formerly represented
his district in Congress. d svs,as fsT5
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! Peter H. Clark. one yof the most elof
quent colored meniih 0lio, is support.
ing Judge Headlysfor Governor.
It sis estimated that In the last Is
months 100000 rides and 81. 900, 600
cartridges have Seen shippei from this
country to China BY the Pacific Mail
steamers ID anticipation of the war with
France ~ rQo. Iia - 10 .sssa
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Wool Pulling.

How to pull the wool over. the eyes
OF The "Wool growers" and have them
vote for the party that took thousands
Of dollars out Of their pockets and gave
it to the manufacturers, and how to pro-
hibit the Prohihitionists from following
their convictions of duty, seem at pres
ent to be sally taxing the strength of
the g. OPP. 4si sa4
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LEG JAIL NofIeE.

: e = = y - y >. -.
T. NCoLN SLACK, whose residence is un.
A. kno~nswill take notice. that Elma Evans,
on the 26th day of July, 1888. fled her,afida-
Wit before O. NJ. Blowers. a Justice of the
Peace'in and for the county of Monroe, and
State Of Ohio that she ie pregnant with child ,
which If born alive viii bea bastard, aud that
Lincoln Slack is the father of said child and
thst afterward,, to wit On the s7th 'iay Of
July. 1883. transcript Of the proceedings be-
fore said Justice was fled in the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, and an
order Of attachment issued in said action
Said cause will be for hearing on and after the
18th day of September. 1883.
:" SPRfGGS & briggs.
Aug. 2, Sj-7t, Att'ys for Plintif
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Democratic State Ticket.


II E0fSt For Governor,
e sA GEORGE HOADLY,
-, Of Hamilton County. PEE,
Lieutsnant Governor, BOZ
JOHNsG. WARWICK. 80. s'D /,
OF Sark Couaty. Viul,o =. ~
suprsms Iudge-(short Term lssss !
MARTIN D. FOLLETT, zsgss'
Of Washing on County e. =, .e'as ~ Z :
Supreme Judge -tLong and Unexplred Tsrm,)
sELWYN-N. OWEN,
re sasTiOf Williams Couu,y.
Supreme Court Clerk -
JOHN j. sCRUIKSHANK, .ss y
Of Miami County =. .z''sa '''l..-i
Attorney General. .scassss-s :
o ,;fT LANES LAWRENCE, e
'ISsgs Of Cuyahoga County.
:. Auditor; Of State, . q
!. % EMIL KIEsEwETTER, - :.
OF Franklin County.
Treasurer Of State, :.
PETER BRADY, Fss,
OF Sandusky County.
School Comm issioner, &
LEROY D. BROWN,
40 EsasE ,'Of Blu ler Coun'y.
= tstt
p; Member Board Public works.. j.
- JOHNP. MARTIN,
+: OF Greene Coun'y.