Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-10-11

clean and grease them and put them away In
q dry place.
The following allowances were made:-
!. Clayton Bros, Barnett brldge,.......$ 81 40
F. Kreutz, bridge approaches ....... s. 90
NJ. Maxwell. Baker place bridge 49,. 200 90
J. ": Miller aiileasi part Si' Of salary s. s. 90 90
j. 5. Hackley. same .......... 104 10
]. K. Anderson. same 80. 49,. 80 %
J. W. White, same and repairs 90 90
Jas. s. Mullinix, same and road ma
terlal ............. AZ 80
Chas. W. Wills, salary ............ rs O5
Geo. E. Goodwin, salary and freight, % sd
Geo; =; Goodwin, lqmber.....;:..:.. IS 90
Blackmer & Post, culvert pipe...... % 80
j. NJ. Caldwell, material and part of
salary ............... SO %
Allen prewett, same ...... 80 20
B. W. Jefferson, bridge. ........... 10 rs
+. Mccormack, same ........ 81 so
Daniel Sherman, material. .......... IS 50
b. L. Galloway, same $685.. IL 6s
Blackmer q Post, cHlvert plpe........ 4S 90
J. H, Spurlock. lumber and bridge
H. l. Galloway, material and part
salary o. Go
B. ID. Weedin, salary as 90
DAM. Sherman, salary ......,....... q 90
T. ". Osborne, 'maaalt6ernas a.a. sAaa.y 4 10
>. ClarkSon, salary 81 90
Jno. +. Neill, salary. .............. 20 90
Lewis L. Cooper, salary IS 90
Geo. Dusky, supplies. G. IS
+. Il. Smith, dog tax abated,....... 90
Gas company, gas for county. .... 4 10
Benz. Elliott, probate court 3 days. 6 no
": h; Steele, fee bill.............. 1876 Is
J. s. Blackwell, salary to Oct. Is, 's4 200 90
Eerd j. Bates, r'aa1'" On cattis:::: q % g
H. G. Sydnor. prem. on hogs -. 20 90
barnard 4 Co.. same -. SO so
Mrs. James hays: mattresses for Jail 3 so
Cninh Cnlnn, SHOES Tor prisoner -. l so
W. A. Thornton, part of salary. ..... 200 90
d. Gratz, clothing for prisoners. 3 %
l.. Gillen, supplies for court house
Geo, Farrar, brick for court house 10
c. II. schaefermeyer, hardware for
court house fence. 9 70
John Gehner. sandstone caps for
court house gate ..... ....:..... 20 90
VIM. Duncan, hauling for court house
fence ".....:...... 8 so
Howard o Williams, guarding prisoners
~ "oTk q 90
Inol4laS rlhcn, lumber Tor horse rack 10 30
lhas. Simmons, making horse rack. 10 80
VIM. M. Jordan, work on court house
r. Hale, salary as commissioner. IA 20
L.. Gillen, supplies for court house
ienco: .:......... ............... %
Thos: G: Young. supplies for county / O5
Bell q Greer, coal for cOunty.,. s Ok
k'shs1a S esvs"sus sspe eou1f n5 nass fe1ee 215 90
Benz. Elliott, county court and janltor 7 so
X. Hale county court, 3 days.. 8 90
Il. A, Barnett, county court 8 days
DR. J. G. Russell, benefit j. "A. Jones 3 90
Or. j. G. Russell, poor persons. 49,. y 90
James Peake, benefit Capt. Ledbetter g %
NJ. Howsare, repairs at poor house,. % O5
n. HoWsare, keeping poor.......... 1O5 10
Is ~. BAILEY, keeping insane, Fulton 3O5 Ii
+, ID. Rawlings, costs for inquest on
unknown man ....... 90 so
Gu. Payne, costs of inquest on infant - 90
Bell 4 Greer, coal for Mrs. Hastings. 9 75
Tue following judges of the November cleo
ton were appointcd:-
Wellington. A. IOckhart, VIM. A.
Mahan, Chaney Cole and Henry Bocse.
Napoleon -.Georgo Wernix, Jno, F.
Roberts, F. L.. Fishback, Eph. Renick.
Bates City-Geo. w. Osborn, T. ". Foster,
Sol. Lane and W. M. Rcams.
Greenton-Jos II. Christy, F.. T. Thorpe,
Thos. Tebbs, r. II. Benton.
North ~Odessa-Thos. Gibbs, VIM. Frakes.
John Stantield aud Scott HiXon,
HigginsviIle-H. j. Higgins, VIM. II. Nut.
ter. }. ii. Fuhr and Hy. Thompson.
Schoolingville-D. Y. Prigmore, Chris.
Ellmaker, John Holster and IL. Herman,
Dover-J. A.. HARDWOOD, VIM. VIM, j. III,
Holman and James Clayton.
Corder-J James W. Lewis, Jno, Price.
VIM. j. Lelse and II. F. Kleinschmidt.
Page City-Jos. H.. Page, Jno. Walker.
Chris. Temple and Jno. p Hoehn.
North Higginsville-Saml. Downing, C. ".
McCord. Aug. Noting and Jno. Gamble.
Concordia-Fritz Ehlers, Henry Miller,
Henry Meineke and Jno. Kroencke.
Aulivillc-Jno. Handy, Jas. H.. Barnes,
Jno. Holtcamp and John Youngs.
Lexington-Rufus Young, Ferd d. Smith,
JnO. X. Owen and f. Morath.
LeXington-Court House Jas. Peake.
Andy Graham, Jno. f. Bascom and Jno.
Taubman.
Alma-Jno. T. Goodwin, Robt. Neale,
Henry Wislcr and Peter Koppenbrink.
Waverly-H. j. Galbraith, Ihos. Lam
drum, Henry Neiderjohn, F. E. Downs.
Ferguson's-J. T. Ferguson ,Jno. II. Kelly,
d.. &. Doty and Jas. Smith.
Odessa-W. Il. Anderson. II. r. Russell.
B. F. Spore and G.. C. CASTOR.
Mayview-Jno. q. WOrthinston, TAYLOR
Benning, ii. Rechtermann and A. b. Math-
! ews.
Centeryiew-Jno. NJ. Ewing. Geo. Thorn
a., Wm. Downs and Milton Smith.
WOlfenbarger's-A. X. Patterson, Jas. w
Renick, w. S. Wakenian and A.. NJ. Stan.
| field.
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