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-E EEM HRL 49,
ROCHESTER, June /. 1882. tsTen
Years ago was attacked with the most
Intense and deathly pains in my back and
Kidneys
Extending to the end Of my toes and to my
braini
(which made me deliriousi
.sFrom agony.
SIT took three men to hold me on nv bed at
timesi
'The doctors tried in vain to relieve me. But
to no purpose.
morphine and other opiates
aHad no effect!
"After two months / was given upsto dier
"When my wife
heard a neighbor say what Hop Bitttevs had done
Tor her, she at once got and gave me some. The
first dose eased my brain and seemed to go hunt
ing through my system for the pain.
"The second dose eased me 80 much that I
slept two hours, something I had not done fo1
two months. Before I had used five bottles, ]
was well and at work, as hard as any man could,
for over three weeks; but worked too hardfor
my strength, and taking a hard cold, l Twas taken
with the most acute and painful rheumatism all
through my system that was ever known. !
called the doctors again, and after several weeks
they lelt me . cripple on critches for life, ~:
they said. meta friend and told him my case
and he said HopBitters had cured him n would
cure me. Ipoohed at him, but he was go earn
eat ] was induced to use them again. In less
than four weeks I threw away my crutches an6
went to work lightly and kept on using the Bit
ters for five weeks, until 1 became as we'll ~ any
man living, and have been SO forsis years since.
It also cured my wife who had been so for years.
and has kepther andmy children well land heaD
ty with from two to three bottles per year.
There is no need to be sick at all if these Bittera
arc used. j. j. BERK, Ex-supervisor.
"That poor invalid wife!
sSister!
eMother!
o daughter!
sCan be made the picture Of health!
with a few bottles Of Hop Bitters!
"Wil you let them suffer-"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-05-16

Six steamships from British ports for Qnebee
have abroad 1900 emigrants, double the Gum.
Der that ever sailed before in Q week
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Berner, the Cincinnati convict. ia
shoveling sand in the penitentiary, pre-.
paratory to learning the molding trade.
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Isaac Bankston, the white ex-sherin Of Deshs
county, Arkansas, who several months age
went to Arkansas and married a negro woman
has been indicted.
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An Invaluable .Remedy-None except those
b have suffered all the horrors of Dyspepsia.
IAN fully appreciate the value and efficacy OF
Perry Davis Pain Killer, a sovereign remedy
Tor this distressing disease in all it's forms is
Used internally and externally, test its virtues
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Swifts Specific IS. S. 81 has cured me of .
outstanding case of Eczema, which has re-
sisted all sorts of treatment Rev, W.. j.
Robinson, N. Ga. Conference.
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used with advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore
Throat, and Bronchial Affections. Sold only
n boYps
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-05-16

l am cured Of Catarrh and deafness by Ely's
cream Balm. My Aunt was deaf in one ear.
After using the Balm a few times her hearing
vas restored. Ed. MoRsE, Insurance Broker,
Elizabeth, N. ]. Not a liquid or SNUFF.
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Wells May Apple [Liverl Pills, 10c.
ROUGH on DEsTIsT" Tooth Powder, l5c.
The'iliough on Tooth" powder. elegant 15c
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Gen. Raum has invited Charles Eldrcdge.
Who was the first man dismissed by Commits
sioner Evans, to become his law partner.
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One dozen small bottles of Swift Specific
s. S. 81 cured me sound and well of a bad
Scrofusons affection which had bafled all
;leatlnent, including Hot Springs. ]. Il. Raft,
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We recommend Ely's Cream Balm where a
mre for Catarrh is called for, and consider that
ne are doing the public a service by making its
'1rtues knownt to those afflicted with this loath-
some disease, for which it is in most instances q
perfect cure. PECK BRos., Druggists, Grand
Rapids, Mich. price 80 cts. Sec ndY.l
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Solid men admire the beautiful, and this &C.
sounts for the thousands Of bottles of Carbo-
6ne, the deodorized petroleum hair renewer,,
which have been sold yearly since its invention
oy Messrs. Kennedy & Co., Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Martindale Bro 8 shingle mill, Drill house
md Salt block at East Saginaw, Mich, were
hurned "
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''Rongh on Rats" clears out Rats, Mice. 15c.
Mother Swans Wsrm Syrup, tastsless. $50.
'Rongh on Coughs" Troches, 15c; LIQUID SIC.
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TRADE AT home,

Fort residents, farmers. md persons living in isolated
localities may have the markets. of New York, Chicago,
and ST. Paul placed at their doors. Merchandise OF an de-
scriptions in any quantity, Wholesale or retail. purchased
upon short notice, Silks, Underwear, and Hosiery aspe-
cialty. st. Paul Il Minneapolis prices, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Goods sent by express c. c. p. with privi-
lege of examination. Null orders mist contain currency
sufficient to cover value Of goods, Correspondence SO
iicited. References. VIM. Leo g. Co. Aueri,ach, Finch
g. Van Slvke. NORTHWESTERN PURCHASING
CO., J.. .. Box 24, ST. Paul, MINI.
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For Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Depression Of
ptriis and General Debility. in their various forms;
tlso as = preventive AGAINST Fever and Ague. aud
nhcr Intermittent Fevsrs. the Observation-Disclosures
sssu Elixir OF Cailsaya, "Eade b. Casweil, Hazard
kCo.. New York. and sold by all Druggists, lie the
best tonic; and Cor patisnta recovering from FeyeS
tr other sickness. 1t has no equal.
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A water spout burst over Hutchins' Station,
IN the Texas Ceatral railroad. Water was ten
.eet deep on level ground.
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Beware of the incipicnt stages of consump-
aon. Take piso's cure in time.
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DIR. Sanford's Liver Invigorator has a repu-
alton equal to any medicine in the world.
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Ind, was almost totally destroyed by fire.
"Buchu-paihs." Great Kidney and Urinary Cure. 81
Trough on Corns. for Corns, Wtrt1, Bunions. 1Hc
Wells Health Remover cures DY,psa.stA Impotence
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WHEELING, W. VA, JULY 3 1884.
The sweet Uses 1iAdv"rsiiy.

There Is great dissatisfaction with the
management Of Democratic party affairs in
Ohio comfy, and tho situation has not
been helped by the recent County Conven.
ton. 1t muy be ihut tho dlArnsifG.d gro
unreasonable; that they don't know what
is best for thsm; that their management oil
the party, il they we're allowed to nsnage
1t, would provs ruinous, 1t may BIO that
they are bold, bad, designing mSn who Aro
making war OH coed and pure men whose
highest aim ii Tor the party welfare. How.
ever this mBy be, there is disagreement
and the elemen. which hiss been running
things Ia called 8 ring. Tho ele,nentwhich
Is no. running .hiugs neutrality-suspicious.
against The ring and stIeaking the air blue.
Out CT this condition Of sIails grows tho
effort Of our esteemed ncighbor to qriet
tho revolt, p!acsIe the protestau!B and, by
classic homily, to convince the dacol-
tented that "sYeot are the uses 0! adver.
sity." The English Language dses not
Suffice, and dead tongue 10 called into
service, perhaps with prophetic force. The
dissEe c:cd are offered slice Of cold com.
fort from that joyous production, Bur.
tons Anatomy Of Melancholy" 1t isa
cad ti,uGticn, which doea not improve as
the days Y ear en-.
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tho entiro vote Was sceived, before had
sdded tho votes, no said: Il think, Mr.. Ho.
mar, that you will find that Arthur will lead
on this ballot IssidStno, you are mista.
KEN He said: 4 have been watching the
figures, aud I think Arthur will lead blight.
~ Just at that moment l Aniahed tsbu.
lasing the returns and found that he had
1884 votes 20 Ar.hur's 27S. When l told
him the result he said: .Tha! Ia Just sbout
what some Of my fricnda told ms it would
he. BntI thought itwould fall of a little
While tho second ballot was coming In he
said 10 me: You take down The figures. I
MN going into tho garden lie went ont
with tho children and Fat down in the
hammock. kept OF work on tho figures
In the house 8 little while, but finally they
began 10 come In go slow that gave II up
and went out too. Then Margaret Blaine
went 10 the telcphone and kept tally.
HOW THE NEWS WAS RKcElvRp.
"Aller the third ballot, tho question Of
adjournment came up, which WIS to decide
whether MIR, BlAinU woai get tho nomina.
ton or not; Tor thoHe who were opposed to
him would vote to adjourn and those who
were In hiB favor would vote Rgainss the
adjournment When thsy.voted down the
molten to adjourn wo knew what. the reerlt
would be. Mrs. Blaine and the children,
M,su Dodge, Mira S,auwood, Mrs. and Miss
Msnley, General Bpal, OF Norway; Mr..
Alden Spraguc, OF tho Kennehec Journal;
Mia. Iiomau and | were with him
when thu announcement was made
[ We heard shout ircm the house,
where Marsare. was q! Tho telephone,
and Instantly che rrahed out Of
the house and over the bank to Tho ham.
mock where her father was sitting and
drew her arms around him. As aoon as
she recovered breath, she made the IN.
nouncemont that her father was nomi-
mated, and, though we did not get the
figures until late in tho evening, that was
leulliCient. v, ls ,t.3 -','+-.+'
"Mr. Blaine disengsged himself from
Margaret, aress from tho hammock. went
over TO his wife and ki5sed her. People
from all eyer tho town wero there In few
minutes. The first 10 arrive were o. D..
Baker, E. K. Pierce and q. Hart, who
drove up in carriage together" =,
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A f,sIEaD OF HLAISE
Tells bow tho iniuc Sta 'csinhu Nc cciycu
tho News Gf kkiK NuInlnuttOu.

tho News ni isiE nlnutlor.
Exchange. .'
Mr.. J. 4. Homan, one OF the leading citi-
izsns OF Augusta, and a neighbor OF Mr.
James G. Blaine, tells "a follows how The
Maine statesman received the news OF his
nomination: II WAS with him while the
news from tho balloting came, and Tor
come tSo hours before. he related Incl.
dents OF his lie, many OF them suggested
by the situation Ut that tiulf; no seemed to
be entirely free from any care, trouble or
anxiety. He said to MS one day: I am in
u etate OF mind where, whatever happens,
am content. have been now for sew.
oral years out oi public life, and have
gone out oil politics. I have had every
reasonable ambition grstifsd in my lie
aud can say now thIt have no desire aud
no ambition for tho Presidency. l havs
bHen for tho last two years engaged in an.
other kind Of work, which has occupied my
time and my heart. have adjusted my.
self to the work, and it has become 30 pleas.
ant and SO agresblO that It would be a
wrench for me to break away from II
aad 10 again into active political lile. II
the nomination comes to me, it comes un-.
sought. l determined from tho first that
would lake no part whatever in the mat.
ter, and have steadily refuaed my strongest
and best friends any cooperation or Nd.
vice in regard to the candidacy Tor the pres.
idency.' ! was alone with Mr.. Blaine until
about fifteen minutes before tho dispatchea
came. Daring that time he Wal perfectly
calm and free from anxiety or concern.
We we're In the Northwest parlor when
the dispatches Of tbertsllt Of the first ballot
came. AS the vote Of each S:ats would
come in, no would make come comment on
II, saying that such a vote Was larger. or
smalier than he supposed it would have
been. took the figures down as they
came in. ! kept tally Of them, and when
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Tho nilInriit, wages and "riundercd
GansuIltcrHo

Consumers"
The Philsde'phia Record is m iudpen-
dent Democratic newspaper, q little more
Democratic than independent. Its voice is
Ter free trade, as witness this: q
Nothing better illustrates the operation OF
the tariilaud It's In jarious influence upon the
condition OF workiGgmen than this nail mo-
Dupoly and 1t is but one among the !usuy
mOnnpo!its that oppresa tho labosofs anu
piupder the consumers Of the country.
Here We haveR statement Of some inter.
in this locality, where more nails are made
than anywhere else in the world. We sre
confident that VIC speak for the men who
own and the men Isho worl. in our nail
mills when wesay that they wouldbe glad
il tho nail business were jus. a little nearer
to monopoly than it is. -
II the Westcrn Nail Association could
conuo the market, as elsewhere the Record
says it does, that would givs grss. satisIsc.
ton to the msuutscmverawhoc compose the
Association. The men who work for wages
in the mills would also be content, for ii
their employers wero il control OF the
market the operatives would take their
chance, through their powerful o,gauiza.
ton, Of increasing or maintaining wages rs
they might deaire or think just.
But The Western Nail Association does
not control the market First, 1t hns greet
trouble TO control its own members. SEC.
ondly, the Atlaatic mills have always held
themselves slooi, ready to prof. by stop
page Of the Western mills. Thirdly, rivals
Of the West are growing up on the psciic
ccas! 10 contend Tor that immediate mar
kst and in time to compete with the West
e1n Association in field which has been
almost its own. a aN.
These being the conditions, hoT eau ii DO
said that there is monopoly? But any
nail manufacturer will tell the Rfc5rd with
atreak OF melancholy in his tone that no
way has been found TO keep new capital
from entering the nail business. There
may BIZ depression, but new works are
erected and old nsntH enlarged. The more
profitable tho business Is q! any time un.
derstood to be the more increase OF pro.
dueing capacity. There is nothing to keep
out anybody who has money and desires 10
embark in the business, and nobody is
kept ont. Tho result III this rs in other
projected industries overtlrows the free
trade theory that protective duty is a
bounty paid by the consumer to the manr-
iac.urer to en.zench him in q monopoly.
The greater the production the cheaper the
commodity, Tho consumer gets cheap
nails and there is no ssmhlance Of a none
poly.
The Record will find no men hero en-
ployed in the nail mills who expec! to i'm
prove THAR condition by removing tie
nail tariff. There is not a man OF ths
who has not sense enough to know that TIE
admission Of foreign nhila into this market
on an equality with American nails would
drive him to seek other employment.
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Trs,nsarIiye and depattaa fo!lows-City Time:
EtLti nOKE q Osl10.-MAIN LISE--y)a
uHrt-For Baltimore and New York, IA -, m, s:9i
m, md o;os pm Grafton Accomr,od. t!on f:at
am; Local freight 705 nl Mnundsvlllc Accom-.
moaaHnn. ii:35 a IN. Gl2yes's Gap Accoumoda'
!. o. Div;--For ch!c'go and the West. a:,5 a m,
1928 m. and iI:lO m. 'Rsrncsvllle Accnmuioda.
". T. d u: nlv.-For Pittsburgh, 6:35 m iO:2u
nj. Tdadelphia AccnumodatioN.t 3:C5 D m,
Washington. Pa, Accommodation, Mss pm.
, arrive From baltimore and Washington, D.
Accommodation, 500 IN. Moundsvillc Accom-.
notation. 1901 N. Grattan accommodation, 6:J5
p m. LOCAL tte!ght 4:l0p NJ "r1 ~. = =. :"
o. d IN and sO5 ~ m. ZsnssyiI h H esc nv
ton. $50 q N. barnesville Accommodation, I:tr
Wv. p q 9. pIv.-rtom pi..sbu,gh;r s loo n m
and ':?o M. Washington, Pa SIN a N. Triadcl
All through trains run daily. Local .ra,ns daily
except sunday. -. h-sr. -
r., y. q III. L.-D.cAay-s:oo n, s.55 :,
l:0 M s:th ? ~. ARH!ya- $50 4 N, lies 3 mi
aS,o n, 7;lopn. g2E'-g Z IL - -
C,systSn,t. l.ornin & ShceIins.-DErAsr
St CldsSville l5l p m, Ma@i!on sccomm1dstioi
iii N, St. Clnivsylilc accommodation SIT m
sENvE-St. GlM!sHi!le S:21 II. fMaksilou accom-
uocstton 9.5lH N, St. CiaiBy!,lc 12:Y1 N, Clcye
!sud express 22::s7 p III, 81. Clnirsv.lle $50 m,
Tlayotnrd q Pittahn-xh- DgpA kr-so2 =
u, lI:T { II, AIS p n; stcubenvilI6 ACcomnoda
ton 9.13 N, Welisville Accommodation Sos
pm. 4AktYB-l23i p N, Sos n Il S.23 M: Stan.
beavtlic Accommodation 1873 = N, Teils7!ile 40
cctaNotEHon aS3 an. j ) EiI0-- :, =.
F.. u. K. &c q. stail,vnS-LxAvR gcllaire ia,
Hoedsaold Snd snnlnGrfeId at GOO @, m. and Sit
.. m. AA1:vr st CelGre q, 9:l5 a. n and 6ss D. m
ohio River 4. 3-DrrABr-ForP arker,buv
80 a n, and 4: IS p H. AnrivE-li:60 m and 9:3i
n al .|.r#h fitr . y.
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In no other medicinal preparation haya
she leHnlts OF the noat intelligent study and
scientific inquiry boon 60 s,e,ai,ly and pro-
gressively utll'z'd az in Ayers sS,sspsrilla
1t leads the list as truly scientific prepare.
ton Tor all blood disossea.' IE,.a ~ M .
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The canhier OF Swias bank a!o!e all the
concerns deposits and then. committed
suicide. It is supposed he didn't get
enough money to warrant him in living.
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.VxNI, Vidi, VIGIL came. saw, ! con.
Qucred-ls adaptable to Allen'a Bilious
Physic. II quickly relieves constipation,
piles, sick headache, IT,, Is cents. AT Vii
dru2gisis. -4l. s-rr: TTHsAw
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DIED.

DTIU. -
RoBlNsoN-0n wednesday. July 2, 1851, at 10. 8
A. NJ, LOUISE vito Of George ReoinEon In the 65th
year oil her Sge. 5lfF l1G g,-rr'' 'zEs..lI.
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No.
~ Fifteenth street. this afternoon d. o'clock. In.
terment private. s....,5.t'a .t.-s5
DRoWN-on Wednesday, July 2, 1854. at lPM.,
at his residence In The sighh ward, Jous HEAD.
MEN BAowa, in the Goth year OF his nSe.
Funeral notice hereafter. ~. ~
tPltt,bargh papers please copT.)
MoLTEs-on Tuesday, Jnly /, 1881, a. lc:Io r,
N, THEon.LD MoLTEa, aged 81 years, months and
20 days. fas.sJrt ~. ~ sf.rr .Iy4,t
Yune'al from his late residence. corner OF Jacob
and sixiesnh streets. Thursday afternoon at three
o'crcx. Friends Of the family IRE invited to at
tend. IntermentHt Peninsula Ccmeterv.- ~
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MUNICIPAL NOTICE,
MAYORS OFFICE,
UtRBuf tktE, ny a.. T..t n

MAYORS OFFICE,
WHEELING, ". Va, July 2. 1884,
Notice is hoscoy given that the o:din .ncc which
declares that |. Bhsll be uul.wiul to Gro or dis.
charge firearms or lle works within ths city lin.
IT.. will DO stl.ctly enforced during the coming
holiday. July i.h Inst.
AL persons u,c warned not to violate said ollI.
nance, as al! offenders Will be liable TO arcs: and
punishment. '-' ~ - ~ =. '.a.. Y 30.
n III ...4- ss,natJ. A. MILLER, +
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Ask for Weila' Trough on Corns," 100,
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft CORDS.
warts, buninrp r' - ''' ea' q
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WITH -

Al AY mean "poisoi ed with Potash" This Is the
I'll Cate with hundIeos who hsve been unwi.c
enough 10 take Sara paiilts Paias mi xtuscs tts
until digestion Is alnO,t fatally Imp ,!red. swf.s
spscltc vegetable remedy. aud tc.to,es the bys
,sni TO health aud builds up the waite made ~
thsse polsons. $500. - :
"a " rs suffering with Blood Poison, and t.oatei
several months With Aercu,y and Potash, only to
mAkt ms worse. Toe !0.ash took away my apo
the and gave me dysp*r la, and botn gave mo
rheumatism. then io9k SArsaparillas &c. al
these oa,ssparil!a mixtures have Potash In ,nem.
his mtde ms still wor3, ns It drove tho pot 81
lsrIber intn my system a friend insisted should
take swifrs specific and II cuEei me OF the nlord
Puisou, drove lne Mercury nuI rota>h OUT OF my
system, and tc.diy am Is we'll Us ever wls". IT
G!O. o. wELLAAE, IT,, Salem, Mass.
John a. Smith, the largest me,Chint In Gaines.
vile, Ca, says: Il ,Ie'ed for yeas from the com
tiIed ehcc1 Of Kryhlpaal aud .zcna i uolliu.
ucd to grow wortc uudcr medical treatment aud
ey takipg medicine containing Potash. 4. i. s.
cured mt thoroughly and absolutely. My spnetitI,
ttreugth aud 1esn re!uraed ISL waycured with III
!. Treatise on blood and skin diseases mailod free
to applicants. ., . = ~
THE SWIFT 5pEcIEIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta Ga.S
Few York Office, 15s ". sd stteatI betwt en- 9th
snd TIL Avenues. Philadelphia otce, lol5 lhsp-
line street. N3
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si.@3 rs

Total. 1,16 buihels coal, 7c..........."-. 10 y
Total " w
Orders to O.. Mcniel d Co, for tho burial Of the
Bnchanuen's child Besdy's child. Caroline Jesse,
Kebe.kc Aeler, Wilhelm Gordon. George fotller,
James Mcdonnell, John Evenbsch, Paul Mahlke,
:, = ~ - - '.Ir MICHAEL STEIN,
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Orders Issued TO the poor By the c nini.sloacrG
Liberty district, duiiug the FAcal Year eat!Ss
May 81, lsS4:
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Report Of tho Coinmlslohcr Of Madison district
Of orders Issued TO the poor during The fiscal year
ending Msy ~, 1881: ,a,4,is-.. s.l-.r.f.,s $1,000.
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CIV. w0obi.
tomm!S!Ola

Orders Issued to the poor by the Commissioned
Richlanc dlsuitt during the Fiscal Year eul.I
May 81, 1881: r
1883
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DUktALS.

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Aug 25. Toorder for burial Of 4 Meyer. Al
Ser. q. 10 order for burial OF $. r.
1884. " sr Att ,hH
Feb. 1. Toorder for burial o! Mrs C Clark col.
Mar. Is. TO order for burial Of Joseph Davis.
.1llT - .rl., THOMAS PRINCE,
Commissioner,
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CJ.Av DISTRICT

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Orders Issued to the poo. BY the commissioner OF
Clay district during the fiscal year ending May 81
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TXfsbELpHIA DIsTn,,"r

JtIers issued to the poor by tho Cou,mt,I,.
Mar a'''ct during the Elsa: Y"ss q
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Respectfully submitted, ,wr,L
Commissioner Of Liberty D.'stlt1
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Liberty DISTRICT.

co.. y
J. ". NICHOLS,
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CENTRE DISTRI,rr

Green, Mis-. Lander, Mrs. Target ind Mrs. Thomp..
son. t. J. ". BORING.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT.

.t.sGt ROBERT D. WOODS,
Clerk Of Board CT Commissioners Of Ohio county,
VI Va.
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R,R.

ohio River 4 ss-DrrABT- Parkersbuv
80 n, and AS p m, AnGivE-ll:bO IN and 9;3j
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