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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

The Mexican war cloud faded a. q lit
tic early tower. Mr.. SEDGwICE has the
thanks D, ms cOuntrymsn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

It IS believed now that the sea serpent
u a prohi0iti0nist.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Ca fornia Is dissatisfied because Mr..
BLAINE doss not pitch into the Chinese.
Thsrs Is no reason Why be should not
the Chinese DO not vote.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
JUST SEE HERE.

THE TELECRAM-HRRALD does
not want your money unless il gives you
al adequate return for 1t. II you adveT-
tise for anything IN the Want columns
and don't get II, your money VIII be re-
funded OF the advertisement viii be fe-
peaied. The advertisements taken on
this condition are all those coming under
the heads Of Boarding, Board Want
&C, Rooms % ReHi, Rooms Want
ed" "Male Help Wanted" Female
Help Wanted" Situations Wanted
Female" "Situations Wanted Male, ."
miscellaneous, and all advertisements
not OF a strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tried the plan during
the past few months. Try il yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

NJ WulfsH r. MaRzIsoS wrote q
i4tser fo Detroit D-nucrsts horing thar
Hr Msrs~sv you'll - rsnominate't
We sea Mr NsTsrsT bss heen kEocssd
horo,nfs Mr NsvsrRF shou.d have
ben rrct-ctel 'ror1 ais fa4rsis.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Mr. BEooLEs bombshell acted as q
boomerang
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

The resources ot Secretary ENDICOTT
we're exhausted 10 a few tents. Mr.. In
pIcOrrs sense is about as thin As h.s
supply Of tents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

uTANTED-TO RENT A FRONT UNFURN-
" he'd room on one Of the principal streets.
Address Toby, care OF hi. o-lce. -
IKTANTED-THREE ROOMS CONVENIENT
W for light housekeeping. for family OF three.
Rent not exceed 5000. Addres. A. A. l.. TINS
Office.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

AZ lfains da.if cxoeIl -uudag
F.i1 fa trflL las l.aIlor fsl iaF t1ucluLAI
t.s ; IL ifsil h1s sIeaping car i,9 iintlnsSa
as m iaia coriIeclk e. Aa.4laa1aC f0l hslils
tlstk 4hCtNsli le-flli AID taia ll4A f.lluls ~.
uFi.lE a. Jl-nll Al ll .ih Ia
ILra-et leLes ara hll "a furnaua1 can ~
hSa ~ oa-iins 1psa A. AinsqI.iEl tiCEes sssll e.
1sl,lt 81 ifoo y H alssla, IlIllA 4lNkei Asal. q
h1lrts Sigocl l y IsCaWool
GENERA Passenger snd TsOkea Asent
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

l. .ooks a. though Dakota was prepar-
iny - send Charleston q cold wave As
her contribution. People camped out IN
fuasy tents will pray for Dakota.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

ALL a 30 RI
A y w9sf rs-n o. cay Ilat. saiot = "a.
sk41.aal1 Il1s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

And now u Is said that Editor Cur
rISa Is coming 10 Michigan. Somebody
please attach the hose b the hot water
faucet.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

sPECT4CTFS

| MONEY TO LOAN-AT LOWEST RATS o.
! vi improved real estate. Dmg q Woicott b
| and 80 HOusemhn Building. 4
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

1d NososfsI once worked m a soap
tartorF it p therefore a stsnd-of o.
tween bim ard his coschmsn -en-in-iiE.
rith c,iis n fsver ~ ias latter Ii =
siways your soaq FACTORY milhcnsare rbo
wears a .resf 81 sisia q xrs.ssa spot
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Il = wonderful how quickly the organs
cessed their abuse n CtrvELASn FOR rs-
piacinz General CEoos with General
Mrrss rhen e became knoFn shat MrtEs
had .aken me -edonbtsble GsRoSfNo m
- ..e-..
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

certain class ot w0rkiugmeu in New
YORK have suddenly developed violent
opposition % HENRT GsoRGE FOR mayor.
They sag he does not represent work, bat
the tnanrT u work.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

n THE DOLLAR sPhCIACLEs with Per
~ feclion Glasses from Loeb KGtrine, Scotland
16sa are pe9I s6s he % n S'as % a. ias s1 p are
cislou, inylgorating the eyes, and in many
curing visual defects Avoid using common
spectaces Circular free. J. T. HOMAN, l5s
NonrOe-gt
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

II 'Es ara % Ike the cuts printed 10 the
Detroi. Free Press a. a criterion, there
- vilisinous band of cut throats IN
Michigan politics who oaxht b be exser-
minated by law.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Al oihcn daily cyoeIa sunday.
sleeping can ran fNsinc ard Atlantic an
pres trains - and fn0Is Detroit
farlor can run on DAY k1pre< and Grand Rap
Ids E1pf,ss Ia and ffom Detroit
hlreci connections made al Detroit with a.
through trains Ess1 over n O. l. H.. lCansds
roetaeru Division
CHks 4. SoEAIs General AgL, e. M0uroe-sL
J :. hANktNs. Iicfet AK. Nnion Depot
~ ~. MrSs0> inion Tat o.hoc e. honroe-z
o. " KueeiEs. q. p a J. A. chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Not one hslf OF the mineral resources
of 81 chizau have yst been developed sad
nsF fnds ara beng made every little
while shs 3 nov. however. supplying
copper Tor ov4r oue hsIf ~ the world
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

ATANTED-Furnished or unfinished rooms
W furnished preferred on first floor, suitable
for light hOusekee ping, within i've or ten min
utes' walk of Campau Place Locality must be
good. Address, II. NJ, TELEGRAM-HEKALD office.
So
ilANTED-TwO connecting rooms first floor,
W furnished, or one large on hrst floor fri-
vate house in second Third OF Fourth ward.
Address, Alpha, No. 3, North Division-st. 2o-u
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Mrs. LASGTRT is coming over 70 Amer
ies axNn shortly. VIII the Maytiower
plesse take al the revenge she can out of
that Enx.ishmsa2 We must have salts
factlnn ln snrla Ra4.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

| OsT-A KNIGHTS OF PHNTHlAs CHARM,
IL in the form Of circle. white lily on one
side and the Letters L. x. X =. and II =. on the
other side skull and cross bones and Letters p G..
b. Leave al Bayne's gallery snd be rewarded Il
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RFNT- PTPP0SF5S-

TOR RENT-FACTORY IL MlLL-sT TIE
very convenient brick building 50xl00 feet
five stories high, with sixty horse power water
wheel hydraulic stand pipe, hose and nozzles in
each room, elevator, steam heating pipes shaft-
ing, pulleyE. betting, etc, also addition contain
ing Ofhce, powerful steam engine boiler, coal
room and dry room, store room, etc. Inquire Of
ButterwOrth and Lowe. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

The bar % Psnnsy IS worrying
over ths Legality Of the sfHisvi. when
taken by telephone. It is too easy for
the siHdsvit mao 30 hire a first class liar
b tax 10 the phone FOR him.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Short Line and Through Coaches ron q q Rap,
Hoilanc- q d haven, MuskegOu and Peniwsior
GOING WEST. Central Tine. GOING EAsT
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Detroit. Msckinsc a Marquett~ n r.
TIKI MsCKISkw SHORT IINE"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10
Infants Outfits,

In every variety. style and price.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

Tas Dutch have tsksn Holland. in
other words tns Dstroit base bsil club
have EolLoDed those Chicago fellows.
Men Fiih their sars 70 the ground can
almost hear Detroit people zrin.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

$50 taA* "a Iifrrk f4uf tATatss-l rlii1
if1-1 les .ll q, sls las ellAif ca al1aahet
hai trefkfsl Nitt af.4 AstE El4sa
Al 81 q tfalE Ask 1lklI 81 nj hAlkiDs9 <Hts
40 ravens -liig.
~ 40 ll lrsiA Eak seef.us and chalr asn 4
treferst CTS aDd NaCk1l4N Cts
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

BIZ PAON T. NO o51
-
GRAND RAPIDS. FRIDAY 6, SCI J. ~.
The TnLsaaAa HERALD ~ conceded 10
have the largest circulation Of any paper
2uD-issle.i between Detfoi. ana Ciie1-o.
advertising mediam in Grand Rapids,
a. = '1s 9Di l1'-s '1Ss 1. 49, .5 l.'5
T-erar psnio-nls a-Id FoIlowins, i Iast
weeks
Mr. bEooLEs oomosheil acted as
ooomeranS
r... t...l....g - -. !, 49,. 80 s.-,..,,t
L. a pr0hibiti0nist
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The Car Is evidently preparing 70 have
bis slice og Thanksgiving Turkey. and to
thar end IS sharpening bayOnet 10 carve
"i'h
And now II il s,id that Editor Cr-r-
r,,l. i e..-,,r., p, Michigan Soraboav
olsasa attach th. hose to the hot water
sance.
The resources of Secretary ENDICOTT
we're exhausted IN a few tents. Mr.. IN
pIcOrr's sense is about ss thin As h.s
supply Of tents
,-..-e ~
BLAINE doas not pitch into the Chinese
Thsrs Is no reason Why be should not.
the Chinese DO not vote.
- 'oA7 - 'No- S' N"A''" ~"9
~ - I'd ~F-l-AA AAltA arrAtfla = N.AAA NhFC ~
her contribution. People camped out In
aisasy tents vii pray for Dakota.
'''' 80 - - 80
N''''. = ''''' 'o"' 'i'7,'
Michigan politics who Ouxht b bs exter-
minated by law.
s..~..s, .l.,s >, v,,E,r.,r,s, in Nsx
~. - .-,.l.,.,,i,, .ssv.lo-,'..3 -,
-. =, 49, Co. - -,svo-
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the theory ot work.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

PROFESSIONAL
DR, EDWARD sLOMAN, ll9 MONROE-sT.
IL Houn 70 10 E m, 10 8 p. ~, - p. m.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-10

57s2
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31
lie Pays His Taxes.

The Ficksburg Commerciui Herald
started report 10 the effect tina: Judge
Guhdy refused, some years sipce, to
pay levee tax assessed against him
This is the way Judge Gundy shows
the Commercial Herald that it does
not know what it is talking about:
MONROE, La, July %, 1856.
Editor Commercial Herald:
Knowing we'll that your influential paper
would not willingly do mo an injustice,
beg leave to call your attention 10 tho fol-
lowing statement in an article in to-day's
Commercial Herald, headed Louisiana
Dots': ''fhe people III the swamp country
have soured on Judge Gundy, on account
Of his refusal, Il few years since. to pay
levee tax with which he was assessed
1t may be that such rumor or charge
has been put in circulation by unscrupu-
of n foundation for such n charge. have
nevor in my life refused to pay any tax
assessed against mo. On the othor hand
have punctually paid my State and parish
taxes i'll four parishes of this Congressional
District, and have full and complete re-
ceipts from our tax collectors to show that
fact. have not only paid all tho leveo
e ana debts ha wee as
cd, but 1 have always boon and am now an
ulircservad and earnest advocate of taxa
ton, State. parochial and National, for tho
purpose of constructing and maintaining
adequate levees. Far from over OK Expressing
opposition to such taxation, either III public
or private, have nover ent crtained such a
directly Interested in tho establishment Of
levoos and tho only fault have over fonnd
has boon that too little was done by tho
Federal and tho State government.
Ploaso publish this and oblige,
A. 4. GUNRY.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31
Charges Against Congressman King,
Especial to the Times Democrat.

Especial to the Times Dofnocratl
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The Washington
correspondent Of tho Now York Tribune
prints to-day tho following story Of i'll
tercst i'll louisiana: A transaction which
has lately been brought to my notice would
SOON to mako it rather desirable that tho
people of tho Fifth Louisiana District in
their own interest should sond 4 different
man to represent them in Washington. In
the Forty-seventh Congress J. Floyd Kings
seat was contested by ono Lanier, Republi-
Merrick as his attorney to appear before
the committee on election. For this SER
vice he agreed to pay $4,000. subject of course
to such allowance as the committee and
the House might make. Tho committee
and tho House allowed $1,000, to obtain
which MI. King had to make oath to tho
fact this was the expense incurred by him
in defense of his seat, and that this amount
was actually paid by him to his attorney.
MIR. Merrick never saw ccnt of this
money, and his bill remains unpaid to the
present. day. Mr.. King kept stutliously out
of Mr.. Merrick's way while Tho latter lived,
and refused to answer letters addressed to
him.. He finally admitted 10 Mr.. MorricS.
when he could no longer AVOID a personal
interview, that he had received the money
and spent it.. TIe subsequently made pro-
position to pay some smaller amount. l am
told 500, but even this promise he dis
regarded. Mr.. Me:rick let q large family,
who no doubt would like to see Mr.. King
rick estate has made within tho last
few weeks, understand, several Intellectual
attempts TO bring Mr.. King to a realization
of tho enormty OF his offense. But where
no failed tho voters OF tho Fifth District Of
Louisiana might succeed, perhaps.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, July GA violent anonymous
attack has been made on tho Panama
Canal enterprise. The attack is made in Il
pamphlet strongly written and containing
Letters OH tho Panama Canal"
The cover bears tho imprint of n sar.
cophagus, and tho work is dedicated to
'tho victims OF tho Panama craze"
The pamphlet describes tho mortality
among the woEkmcn employed in making
| the canal, describes in an editorial torii
the state of things OH tho Isthmns, tells OF
public's money, and in conclusion, states
that the heed!ess squanderinE of the French
OF the q sections Of the canal only five AFRO
yot in anything like an advanced stage of
GALVESTON, July 26.-A special from,
Eagle Pass to the News says Rcvoln-
:,onary circulars are being distributed
Coahuila and Nueva Leon, signed by
francisco l.. Case, calling upon his
friends to rise, arm themselves and tish,
the Diaz government. which is trampling
upon tho rights OF the people and tho press
The circular says that decree has lately
been promulgated giving Alcades through
out tho various States unusual power over
the rights OF persons and property in vio-
lation of tho constitution of 1857. which
Case calls upon the people to uphold
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON July 29.-The following appoint
mentS are o1ncially announced: Secretary
OF forclgn affairs, Earl OF 1deslegh; chief
secretary for I,eland, Sir Michael Hicks
Beach; chancellor for the exchequer Lord
Randolph Churchill. who, by virtue of his
appointment becomes tho recognized leader
OF tho Conservative party in the House of
Comnons; secretary Of war, Right Honor
able VIM. III. Smith first lord OF the :,d-
miraly. Lord Geo. Hamilton; lord high
chancell, Baron IIclsbury; secretary for
India, Honorable Frederick Arthur Stau-
Icy; primo minister and first lord of the
treasury, Marquis of Salisbury; lord lieu-
tenant Of Ireland, tho Marquis OF London-
derry.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31

arc greatly damsged thereby.
Tonight word comes from Decatur, in
near Chico. in Jack county, coming into
Wise county. This herd is backed by sixty
we'll armed men, who are determined that
their cattle shall reach the west fork of the
Trinity.
The farmers Of the immediate section are
arming, and swear that the cattle must be
turned back. a large squad has gone to
the front with five days rations. prepared
to fight if necessary, and they are we'll arm
cd. To-day the news was carried from farm
to farm, and the sturdy planters are turning
out to a man to aid their brethren in the
front and to join them if necessary.
The county is III Il ferments and very
serious trouble is looked for. 10 turn back
means death to tie cattle for this vast herd
country means fences destroyed. crops
ruined and the meagre supply of stock
water absorbed. Both sides are simply
clamoring for bread and butter, ana there
FORE determined and desperate.
Tho Gulf and Pacific Railroad Company
was chartered last Friday at Austin. The
through the counties of Dallas, Denton,
Ihrockmorton, Haskell, Stonewall, Kent,
Archer, Baylor. Knox, King, Dickens,
Crosby. Lubbock. Hale and Lamb. to a
county. distance Of AGO miles.
NASHVILLE Ienn., July "a speci al
from Savannah. Ga, says. \ horrible
report from the lower end Of Tatnnll county
has just been received in this city.
"A negro woman engaged to prepare Il
dinner for colored picnic, murdered a
young child which had been left in hor
charge, cooked half tho remains and served
it to tho :peoplo.
The other half Of tho romans wore found
saited down in barrel. The negOes be-
come perfectly frenzied on making the dis
covcTy. seized tho woman and burnt her at
tho stake. The report appears to be au-
thantieated.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31

recreant to his plain duty in that be-
half. There is no need to discuss the
merits of this question here. Mr..
Blanchard made no effort to secure the
forfeiture of the grant before the ex-
tension Of the road from Monroe, and
has made no serious effort for the pro-
lection of settlers since. There can be
no question % TO his duty in the
premises. Even his oracle, the Times,
refuses to come out squarely in his
defense ON this issue, tut seeks, rather,
to exculpate him, by inculpatiDg
Senator Eustis and General King. But
the blood of Eustis and King will not
cleanse the besmirched garments OF
Blanchard. King and Blanchard are
in the same boat, and to attack the
formers land grand record, is to assail
the latter, and thus has Judge Gunby
sinned
This sin has cost him the support q
the Times, and secured for him the
promise of ga lesson he will not soor
forget"
Let Mr.. Puckette proceed with hi:
school. Meanwhile, Judge Gunby viii
appeal TO the voters Of the Fylh ,on
gressio,ta1 District for his election 4
Congress. 1, is quite certain that tn
Shreveport Times cannot elect him.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31

Hon. John Murdoch of Tensas is 5,
candidate for Congress. His announce
ment appears in to-day's paper. Mr..
Murdoch Is quite handsome, has a
pleasant address and affable manners
and seems to be equal to King as a
worker. He is a large planter, we are
told, and we know he served in the
last legislature with decided ability, he
having manifested lively interest in
all important measures. We might
go further aud fare worse in selecting
candidate for Congress.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31
HON. A. A. auNBY,s TARIFF VIEWS.
RUsToN, La, July 81, 1886.

RUsToN, La, July 81, 1886.
ED. Observation-Disclosures that
Judge Gunby's views on the tariff as
expressed by him at the Vernon
barbecue have been misunderstood,
especially by those who would like to
find some objection to him, / have
requested him to present them to noe
in writing in order that / may more
closely consider them. This he has
done at length and as the matter is OF
some importance TO the people of this
district l hearwiih enclose you his
answer which 1 trust you VIII publish
in your columns, BY doing this You
will do justice to Judge Gunhy and
oblige
Your Friend,
w. +. ASHLEY.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31

think they know my vie ys better
,3ian / do myself, and -,ersons who
J ave not regard for me truth. viii
continue to hold me y p as opposed to
arif reform. But + .,ese persons wouid
have opposed mo on some other ground
II not on this and so l must conso lie
myself with tb reflection that y,rruth
IS mighty ar d will prevail" With
sen'i"heh's of regard and esteem, I am
Your Friend,
A. A. GUSBY
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31
THE STATES.
ARKANSAS.

Tho Camdon Beacon reports crops in
Ouachita County very tlattcring. Tho crop
is about made and cotton is fruiting finely.
TENAS.
a Fort Worth special dated July 23d to
the Now Orleans Picayune says:
Tho torrblo drouth in tho northwest
counties has boon severe or cattle, which
suffer for water we'll as grass. In SeIi-
defense the ranchmon arc drifting or drivt
ing them toward the southeast and this is
strcnuously resisted by tho farmers, who
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31

Lake Charles will hold an election
on Monday, August 18th. for the pur-
pose of ascertaining whether or not the
people are willing to allow themselves
to be taxed extra at the rate of five
mills on the dollar for Ave years for
the purpose of building watereworks.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31

4" Cntting affair at Passo Del N orte
mas about been amicab!y adjusted, so
" % latest advices from Washington
say, and we will have no war with
| Mexico,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31

Jack Scott, coiored. was last week found
guilty of numbering young colorcd boy
named All Jones on May Sth last, over IL
quarrel about a fve cents game Of craps.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Mail for the East closes at 1880 \. NJ.
g = West ,t lilo Y. NJ.
All others close ut s p NJ.
OFFICE IIOI RS.
Week days: s 4. NJ, to s y. VI,
Sundays 1890 T.. r., to 3 r. Nj.
Money order and Registry business d: 8 A
NJ, to 5 y. NJ.
l. q JARRETT, 2. NJ.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-07-31

We are authorized to announce tho Hon
JOHN MURDOCH of Tensas as candldate
for Congress from the Fifth Congress1ohai
District-subject to the action OF the Demo-
cratic Convention.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-05
iIIs MORRISON COUNTY
State Land Sale.

1 RECEIPTS.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-05
Court House Expenses.

MtAe lepinsEi saving wood lGas
IhutlH " SeuFeu' Suois ZOE a autl1to Vlhcc Is
Ilarting Il Son, work in Auditors Office az
Futile Churchill, goods for Clerk of Court Register
Of Deedssnd Probate jaifcss IS IN
stoll Co. Treas, postage express and freight for
~ rIeas1rers ,.a and Auditors Offices 4sn
Martin Il MoCauey. painting Clerk of Cartothoe e =
Maurin T. Medved, goods for Reg Of Bseds office Is
;ttIe i wis sySo nmIe1r 10 1oEn @n nno ar Is
,tA1 Auetors ito So Offices and nd jail 70 1s
SOL Co Treas. postage express and freight fer
Treasurers W and and Audtors oalces 4bas~
Leon iiouue- omce rent lo taerE OF court gfce 81 60
naflh ~; q facIauey ptiasing Aualtors office zsBa
6lake q behtlch, sooeta 70 clerk oi court ofscs 80
James y mes. btowI OWL !eaia WORK 1or county ;&Oa
!, "a IatIo, tI,.' MurS od ~ ~; sGs
=, :! dssas eas,,,.o,or ,..u,. ,,.s ~.o-.., Eas
ree,ny county ydae. Offices c,o.,- sgs sss
IA lalHeI gQous lot Sasrt ol eonst once &c
1Itte Eaiis 1nlser 20 jumper lor court house -
Lte raiis 1!ntupei No, 1utnoer or court mouse aG
ts i " nasslef uesa ZOE Clerk OF Court so
HarIng, ounce rent ior CLERK OF Court office 40 90
Maurin T. bLedlHd, wood ~. #5 "a -
u.,
loaL 3H3,sg
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-05
LITTLE FALLS, MIMI
January /, 1856. &=sI 4.

To rHs HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS or
MoRRIsoS CouSTY, MINNESOTA: "a 49, ~
GEsr1EstEk: H. e ~ H..
have the honea to submit herewith statement OF te
Standing Of Morrison county Minnesota at the
close OF the fiscal year ending IAN 1856 whan ltIzsd
spatenn Of all accounts state county village, Tow" ana
school FUNDS received and disbursed during the year end
;nn an above date Respectfully submitted
A'4e VA 1 FRANK EI.lENBECkER
County Auditor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-05
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