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A Rrave Sl,erln:

HENRIETTA, Tex, Feb. 25-A com
mittee of citizens forced their way
into the jail and took therefrom A.
A. Steagall, awaiting trial for living
in incest with his daughter for FIVE
years: for numbering her child Of
which he was the father and for poi
soning his daughter, Steagall was
taken out behind the Jail and strung
up An immense crowd gathered
around to witness the struggles.
After he had been hanging five min
utes Sheriff Wright made his APP
pearance armed and threatened to
kill the FIRST man who resisted him.
The mob made little resistance and
Wright cut the rope. Steagall lay
apparently dead for five minutes and
then by degrees began to catch his
breath, and soon he was rolling and
kicking about over the ground as ii
in it, In haitian hour he was
able to 80 about on his feet and was
ut once led back to Jail. No voice
has been raised to give the names
OF any Of the members of the mob
No masks were used Steagall is in
q critical condition and raves like a
maniac.
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state News

There are six lady members of
churches in Parkersburg to one gem
tleman communicate,
A Canadian dove died at Grafton
last week which was % years, IL
months and 8 days old-probably
the Oldest bird known in the State.
A careful estimate has been made
Of the forest growth Of West Virgin
in and the total stumpage value
amounts TO over $A00,000,000
In peasants county the dogs are
destroying the sheep One farmer
had fortyfve and another nine head
killed iu one night by worthless ours.
One halfof this State is a virgin
wilderness containing hard woods
OF great size, tne moss Of which viii
produce the finest kinds Of CONNER
cial lumber
One sixth Of all Che Federal Court
business ia the United States is done
in this state Last year there was
reduction OF $4,000 in expenditure
Ia this Court in this State.
The Town Council Of Middlebourne
spent whole evening over the ques-
tion whether a citizen shoHld be re
leased nom the payment of 92a cents
for failing TO work half day on the
streets, and finally compromised the
matter by releasing the man on his
setting up the apples.
The hjngaoood Argus says, that
man named Potter recently found
a fish foandering in the snow on a
hilltop, three miles from the river
and half mile from any water The
editor of the Argus, by the way, was
recently appointed a gauger or some
thing Of the kind at q distillery, which
probably accounts for his brilliant
fish stories,
Jasper Auglin, a Lewis county
school teacher, was severely horse
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THE BEST WAY no PREVENT SHIPPERS.

THE BEST WAY TO PREVENT SHIPPERS.
-"Old Frederick the birthplace of Bar
bara Fritche claims another celebrity in
an invention of Peerless paper meat
sack, chat positively prevents shippers.
These sacks are made in three sizes; last
to years; fun directions, and retail
everywhere for 3, 4 and cents apiece.
Every tirst-class grocer nd general store
should keep them. Confidential circulars
free to the trade. Address schley & Della
plaine, sole manufacturers, Frederick,
Marylaha.- RaltilAore AmeIican.
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The STUDEBAKER WAGON, for sale by
g. CAMPBELL JANNEY.
The forest gave its Oak and Ash,
The Mines turned out the Iron!
With willing hands and sturdy strokes,
The "Study's' made the Wagon.
From the Pine Tree State to the golden Gate
Their name is now we'll knownl
Mid Northern SHOWS and Orange Groves,
Their Wagon is at Home.
In Hindoostan and Afghanistan,
On Africa's burning sand,
The STUDEBAKER WAGON,
Is always in demand. f26-4t.
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QrER

Did our Editorial Brother, Capt
Colston, observe the custom and rule
in reference to communications, and
obtain the name Of the PARTICIPANT
who speaks SO lightly of Jumbo and
the Baby Elephant? These are
huge terms to apply to such citizens
as Messrs. ]. N. Thatcher and A.
Oden.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-02-27

THE Chinese Consul in New York,
has received information from China
that unless the abusive treatment of
the Chinese ceases in this country.
that nation will retaliate the cruelty.
The design, if carried out would de-
stroy an annual export of $S0,000,-
600, and expose 5000 Americans to
the terrors Of imperial persecution.
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"Pa," said lazy little boy, as the
old man came into the woodshed,
"han't sawed enough for to-day I'm
gettin' tiredn
"Tired. Why, / bet your mother
ten cents that you would have that
whole pile sawed before supper"
''You did ~ shouted the boy, as he
grasped the saw and expectarated on
both hands. You bet ten cents on
me 2 Ii the saw holds cut youth win
the money"
Some men are too mean to children.
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text: Give us help from trouble; for
vain is the help of man. Psalms cvIII:
y.
The Spring Communion Of the Lords
Supper will be celebrated in the Presby-
terrain Church in this city, on next
Sabbath tomorrow a week, the 7th of
March. Preparatory services will be
held on Friday evening previous at 7.30
O'Clock, and On Saturday morning at IL
o'clock.
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TALK about blustry, windy, Disagree
able weather, why, Friday was regu-
lar shorter. The wind on Thursday
night blew up regular diminutive cy-
clone, and Friday morning the snow
whlrled madly into the face of the trav
eer. Ugh
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A SPECIAL dispatch TO the INDEPEN-
DENT, dated Winchester, Feb. 25th,
says twenty-five of our best farmers
left Thursday for points in Kansas, via
Pennsylvania Railroad" We are sorry
to sea our sister county tossing so many
industrious and good citizens. Verify,
the emigration bound westward hol
is increasing in number
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THE Senate has a perfect right to
examine the papers relating to the
appointments made by the Presi-
dent "There should be no secrets
in this government.
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A young man of Mcpherson, Kan ,
swallowed wheat beard last harvest,
and it has just worked out of the
back of his neck.
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Hos. JoHN ii. HoIT, editor of the
Grafton stqadard, was married to
Miss III. ]. CLANCY, OF Washington,
on Monday Our best wisher, Bro.
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GREECE is full Of fight. We would
like to see the little republic show
some of the heroism, once possessed,
in the days of her brilliant ascendan-
cy. England would tremble.
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Bold Johnnie McGraw, a bright
sprig of the law, says he never saw,
such confounded jaw, before exhibit
ed in Senatorial law. So, ia, tn
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Sawdust burned to the windward,
saved MANY Florida oranges from the
biting frost.
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Additional Locals.

Hon. w. s. Henshaw is slightly in
disposed. Hope he may be all right
soon.
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100 BUSHELS CHOICE APPLES,
only rs cents per bushel
BLUE FRONT. BLUE FRONT.
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HEAVY COLD BEFORE CHRISTMAS.

Isaac Seligman, III Market St, Camden,
n. j., writes, Jan. 2, 1888: IL took heavy
coldjust before Christmas, the cough being
so incessant at night that could hardly
lay down and have rest. DuLac's Swiss
Balsam' was recommended 10 me. / used
il and was relieved almost Instantly, so
much so that rested we'll the following
night. l cheeerfully recommend it to all
who are afflicted with coughs and colds.
also used it for Group on my little one,
three-and-a-halfy years Old, and eased his
condition at once.p Price % and IS cents.
Sold by A. NJ. GILBERT, Martinsburg, and
country dealers.
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At his residence III this city, on Sunday
morning, little after { o'clock, on the
Dist of February, 1856, Mr.. T.. S. Kugler,
aged 81 years, l month and days.
Dir. Kugler was great fayorite with our
people. lie WAS soeiable, kind and SYM
pathetic as a friend, and upright and hon
orable as a man and citiztn. He came
among us as the representative of the firm
OF Jos. l.. Kugler & Co., manufacturers of
spokes, &C, and has been connected with
that business ever since. All persons speak
we'll Of him to and the testimony of the
general public, we add our humble tribute
to his manly worth, his kind, friendly and
amlable nature and all those traits which
go to make man sought after and appre-
ciated by his fellow men. The best and
earnest sympathy Of our people attend his
family in their sad bereavement.
In the death of Mr. Kngler, this commu-
nifty has suffered a serious loss. There are
few men who have taken 50 strong hold
upon the respect and The confidence Of our
people His bearing was dignitied and his
manners pleasant and afiable to ALL Asa
business man he possessed in the highest
degree the trust and esteem of those with
0uoHi Ht tdilit III COHbNtA. Ills lie Is IL
thorough refutation of the too common no
tice that downright integrity cannot be
maintained by the practical man of affairs.
In the church of which Mr. Kugler was
an honored member and office bearer, his
loss will be keenly felt. Although COM
paratively stranger among us, he was
called by the people to the solemn and re-
sponsibe position of Ruling Elder, within
less than two years after making this his
home. The confidence was never felt to
have been misplaced. His influence, tho
quiet, was felt in the courts of the church.
He was jealous for the truth
A sorrOwing church and a sympathizing
community ask the privilege Of sitting
down with bowed head and in the mute
ness OF grief to give expression to their
deep feelings. The divine law Of love bids
us shear one another burdens" We ask
the afflicted family and friends that they
VIII not deem it an intrusion for those.
who have known them for only three years.
less almost a half of one. to mingle their
tears and sorrow with their own in this
dark hour. Gladly would we have extend
ed the privileges of our little city of the
silent dead as resting place for the re-
mains Of our deceased brother. But it was
very naturally his desire aud request to
be borne back 10 New Jersey, his native
state, for burial. This was done on Tues
day. Funeral services were held at the
house on Monday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock,
at which time many friends came to attest
their true sympathy. w.
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You should see EMMERT & FIERY's Rag
Carpets, their prices on them this spring
are way down.
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MARRIED.


iiy &ses. II. J..holland, Feb. 10Th, 1886,
Mr.. ABRAHAM LEWIS and Miss REBECCA
j. GANo, both OF this county.
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SATURDAY, FEB 81, 1886.

TH 5is5 Dc l s.' 5 Ea'9ss 7 ss:
". W. ~ EFs q SaSs cur authorized agents.
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200 BUSHELS CHOICE BURBANK
Potatoes, only IS cents per bushel
BLUE FRONT.-BLUE FRONT.
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INDEP ENDENT
r. NELSON WIS NER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
North Qnsen St. slartlnsbarg, w. v

North Qneen st., FsartlnsDurg, w Va.
Published every Saturday, at Martins
burg, w. Va. at 81 per amman in advance.
Terms for Transient Advertising:
One inch "a lnes) time - 81 90
Each subsequent Insertion, 80
Standing advertisements West Virginia
Press Association Rates, Class "E,H on a
basis Of 50 cents per inch, per month, num-
Der Of inches and months. entitled 20 rea-
sonable discount.
IT, Special positions Is to 33t5 percent
additional.
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Paper slippers are a novelty in the
world of invention.
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There are six lady members OF
churches in Parkersburg to one gen
tleman communicate,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-06

SEATxxR, Oot. B.--ArriVad- The iron
bark Annie Johnson, Captain Hall, a
load Seattle coal for the Oregon Ia.
provement Company; ship Ivanhoa,
Captain Carter, 10 toW Of the tug Tyes.
bailod-Ship Two Brothers, Oapsaiu
Hayden, laden with 2I20 tons Of Cedar
Mountain coal for San Francisco.
SAN knANuIaoo. Oct Barb
.. O. Flank. froua Columbia River; sohr.
Vesta, from Tacoma steamer Mexico
from Puget Sound; bark Ella o. Thayer,
from TnSoma.
Ponr GAMnLE. Oct. 6.--Arrived-Sohr,
]. B. Leeds.
TAToosH. Oct. GA bark passed IN a
8 9. N. The ship Top GAllana 81 Port
biakely passed it at 81. a. A schooner
vas passing II ct Z p. n. Bfiak south
east wind.
PoRT TowNsKKD, Oct. 5-Ths shin
Richard III. Captain Mcintyre, was
towed down from Hadlook last niahf,
laden with lumber far san Franaiseo
The ship Valley FsERs, Captain Love.
arrived Gown from Ulsalady. lnmbaF
laden, for San francisco. and hoeh vea.
sells sailed tonight.
Arfived-BaFkentino Klikitaf. from
Honolulu; baskentines Grace Robertg
ans Kate Sndden, from San Francisco;
schooneF General Harvey, from Iron
dale. In tow Of the tng Queen CITY.
The schooner Hhaneme, Capt. Elliot,
sailed from san Francisco on Septsm.
Der 2lst and arrived here on Outsbor
ath, docking e Haatinas' wharf. She
brings freight as folloWs; Rartlsst 4
Co, 4SS packages; J. I. Norris, -, Bin
q weymouth 60; Oliver a Dyer, 81
W. a X, 2; +. W. Hastinaa, 100: bar.
keti a Elasnbsis, 67-ab0at IS tans n
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Valuable Gill Property torSals

TnEhE Will IA 0FFERED FOR SALE
= q Raulis aaeilea, ca ne EFoand. e reft
n9uosana Naahinaun ftFgiiofy. oetseer "a,
ltee, tas reogefty, reai ana peEaaHal, Of the
foEl fosnsend Mil camPkny, Aasi pfapafty
ccnsizta e eieeka 4, Z =, 81 A.. Is. ~. 81 81,
-. 81 81 ~, ~ ~, ia, IA, ia - tha city
81 fuft foWuseaa. W r.. and : lrAct & lard
coniAtnfnE ~ acres north e LAwreaee sirpet
hioeAa :, = a.. a., "a, ~. and he mill ana
weait tqisnsina b aAia panp Hy, viii b
eoid ~ aae pieta q Reoi.arts, The esnAihder
VII - SEA ~ late % euii. Said mid i tao
slorisss tlxtso teet. exclusive q boiler roaua:
hoilsGe - Tea b. 81 iaches, ppfiEhs easiue.
aAtnet eYiiaaeF aaa - tsdh sifete; me shaft-
ias. n. anA 4 IN desh,e ctfaaiss avs. 80
e Ia. tslien - H. SAWS. rssae. 9ank earaf
Eiuauler eaua pitarr r. 3 g.. and daaale snf,
laser 4. > salisas etitDg fuE Al s8Aahinesg
ieoa neiiaf, i4tA mtls ana ptckFa naxhina
UosiiNN eApaciGgs "a q0e ser4 Wharf exarna
tag % a lea - lev iiae. Also, q aans tims
and pace. q iei 81 tocm chains sn4 sthaf
mevaese pserpF,Y. fsfma * esies Real estate
- rsr seas eseh. balance ia ore ysas q n psf
eent ~ taaaH 81 arrsuypa eeeaFity. Nov.
aele pssPesty eesh, 49, Ovid
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Reading pa Special Local q.
lomQioxsl. II common wiEE lAcir
bEDtheE scsn1IsN n Lanca1les. RulG.
town. L1banaa an4 eissuzse. nra
worrying eheir wis over he roraci-
Gus and ohnoxious cnlarpilIaEa thai
are r4mpani ID thai FeRi0s. Ctr and
country suffer alike from their depre-
dationss which have now become 90
extensive and EeneFal thNa 4 u Be.
coE1laq 4 1ezfons eaessen how q En-.
terminals them. Scarcely "a inch
long. he pesky little worm cones By
tAa million. strips each tree and
branch Of is ieaFcs and fesloons
them with cobweba. Trees, vines
and shranbery are In many cases con-
plsfely dennded. In The city hand
some shade trees have been ruined
for Tie season b. the pest
II the coasiFT, fruit trees are ruth
lessly stripped. particularly apple,
pear, plum and ounce, with . prefer
ence 70 the order named. Peach
tnae4 h0WexeE aro untouehed. bat
grape vines ara robbed OF every leaf
Thus far the usual methods Of ex-
terminating insects have failed. and
cakeFpillaFs are on the increase in
stead Of decline. The most common
theory Is thet this Is owing % The de-
creased Of late in the number Of
sparrows which naturally feed on
cafeEpillars.
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NEW YoRE, Ootobsr 4.-U. 8. s'a. i0e
sc, l1s; 41{'s, ll2ll; Paoinc 6's, la6J(
American kxpress. ll6s Canada Pae1hc
s02si Can. southern, 62l(; Cen. Pacifie
4e& burlington, 1881 LaoknWanpa
lSsA; DsnveT 4 Bio Granda. $50; Kan
aas 4 Texaas SIN Lake Shore, 92X
Louisville = Nashville. k21<; Michigs,
Central, S. NoEthern Paeias. 2S<
preferred, e2k; Northwestern, il6sl
New fosk Centsal. 113SS; Oregon Rsli.
way and Nayieaiian, leli< OrsQor
fransoontiRentAl, a2j<; Oreooa In
provsment, 81; Paciho Mail, 81: Pan.
anna, 81 Roek Island, l255<; s.. Pal
9sAi Texas Pacific, lSt(; Union Paclao
62S1i United States Ex. SO; Wells Fnrnc
2bi Western Onion. u; Erie. IS.
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EcCESFRlc LADY VIM Marshall
F. Wilder. who recently returned
from L0nden, speaks Of Lady Wild
a. being even more eccentric than her
two sona. Her receptions are attend.
ed By the most prominent people 10
London, and are much sought after.
she receives her guests seated upon 4
throne. with Oscar on her right hand
and Willie on her left Every now
and then, N impioring tones. Willie
viii address his mother, Mother. 90
you love met Then Oscar takes up
Tie strain, Mother, do y0a love o.
carr Then they win shake hands
al around. Lady Wild, thoagh
quite advanced in years. win insist
RpOn wearing her dresses very aecol-
lete and pluned II the breast with
brooch containing the picture Of ben
late lameuted husband. The brooch,
the day Mr.. Wilder dined with them,
would insisf upon falling into the
soup. Oscar Wits dining room 4
most pccnliar Ia The design Of lie
decoration. The entiFe door Is made
OF glass 70 represent water, the walls
being decorated IN The same style,
and the table 4 SCI upoa a. island In
the middle Il Tie room. The glass
and chlaa are equally uniq1e. the
dishes and plate represent'nR various
fshes. and TIE glasses sheils The
tables an waited upOa By yousg girls
In peasant eoatnmeA.
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/ OAM 10 500 ACRES or
land adjoining The
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
Railroad.
We have lands By the acre in
side Of the city limits.
Ten or II residences ; some Of
them very good.
Four business properties on
Commercial street, and some an Z
blocks on Front street.
One SIS, 900, one $50, 900, one
5000 and one $500 piece Of
property on Second street.
Three SAN Mills. One Hotel.
One improved block in Com
stock addition.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
$40, 900 stock Of Goods.
Lots aad blocks in ali parts Of
the city.
We think now is as good q
time to buy property in Seattle
as there viii ever be. The time
is not far distant when Seattle
viii be the recognized railroad
center Of Puget Sound, and when
this fact becomes established il
win be too late to buy property
cheap.
HEFNER & DIEHON.
oc5 208s Commercial street
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SNOQUALMIE FALLS

FFNHR sEATTI4R souAK AND sNO-
QaAlmie Transportation Company i
now prepared % carry passengers and
0iBpateh. The sh0FteaL quickest aad hagt
ru0te 70 reach tha famous onequaiInta
FAiia. hop RANCHES, and huntiag and nah-
lng gFoan4s ~ that region.
Two Stages day fr0m seattle % 6aaAk
lsAvinE q. 4, stones gregory seore -
= NJ and p pa. tor further particulars
Apply - atonep 9rocafy store krpst
BlFo1t. au3a
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Republican Meetings.


LION. EUGRNB CANFIEi.D. RE-
IL publican candidate for Cauacilnan
trcm he fwelfth Council DistFteE. vii
address ASs fellow citlEens a. the fal3aw-
lnG times ard places accom psntad ~
Hon. J. w. Phillips and Hon. Il. II Reed
Jt., 81 all pelRls II their Fespcssave Reure.
sentative Districts. and Hcn. ". W. New.
An e 81 poAnta b hia Prosecuting Atsar-
nss{ lasirsct aASos b. Hen. 7. @. Nieklin.
% WAatcom
Coupegilia saturday. o.. a q aaA M.
,olt lisoexery. Oct q e. z 81 .. n.
Daageness Menday, Oct Ii. a. ~
tiort Angles faesday. Ga II nsap
GAiu,ecRaA. Wednesday. Oct. Isl a. lnm.
E.ugs eamh'e THURSDAY. Ocl Il f0pm.
saelicala fete& saturday. Oct. i6 ~ pm
AAEatichie. Mnnday. Oh. IA 81 - n -.
Suioa J1ly, j uesdAy. oct d. al ~ s. -.
S.lffon. y e4nsaeay. Oct 81 Il FSn -
l,ort Madlseas krsday. o. - q = m.
folt = akeiF. frs4ay. Oct ~ 81 - = IA.
CoQnfy aad preclnct Commltsees ~
ftqaesfcd e provide s9ifahia Rails And
AefacllcAn neWNpApera 70 puhiish tbs
notlcA ~ order e. the TerIisoTial Caa-
tfai NOmsnfgten q BANFNN
n d A4gRxNem. SEQ chalrussn.
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REPUBLICAN THCKEr.


AefkaNofAatt
For Dslegsts IN CanRreas
CHAs. n 1RABqAlW.
Eur Br gaaier. General,
0HoRaK d. HILL.
For Adi1tane General.
Ross q. 0fBRIKN.
FoE QuAFtermastar-t General.
d. @ LovNKL,
For Commlssary. General.
w. @ kLLsWoRTu.
DtssFfets
Fer Prosecuting ATTORNEY.
WALTER w. NKwLIN.
Tor Joint Cuuncilmnn.
SoHs II. MC0LWNN.
COmmaYt
For Councilman,
TH0aaAs J. hUMrn.
FER galnt Rep e9enfAtivea.
Q. ~ vAN d gREN.
a. l. RUTaEREoAD.
A y. HANaEN.
Fer Shariif.
J0Hy b. Mc0RAW.
Fw Auditor
8. @. hAEKrs.
Fer Treasures.
r. w. WkLnl
NUE ENoNA4N a1a#e.
WM. n. Woon.
Fer commiAalnnar8
O. W. LAYTON,
w. ". PERH1Go,
GE0RGE WOoD.
Fdr ASSESSOR.
julius noETON.
Tor ScAoui eaparfsldaaa.
D 3. 1oNER
Far Surveyor.
". III. WHTTwuKTH.
Fer Caronar.
4. r. DAwsnN.
Fuf Wrackman9oR,
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