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The Osceola times., 1886-01-23
WHY 1T is so.
The Failure of Prohibition In Iowa and the
Causes That Have Led to It--impesoh-
ment Proceeding On the Tapis--A scath-
ing Report.

The Failure of Prohibition In Iowa and the
Causes That Have Led to It--impesoh-
ment Proceeding On the Tspis--A scatb-
ing Report.
MUsCATINE, IA, January IA COM
mittee consisting of ex-State Senator
Ping Nichols, Benjamin Hersey and John
Mahon were appointed by the County
Temperance Alliance yesterday to pre-
sent report to the Legislature for the
impeachment of Judge WalterJ Hayes,
of the Seventh Iowa Judicial District.
The report charges Judge Hayes with
willully, deliberately and persisteutly de-
feating the law by imposing merely
nominal fines, and decreasing the amount
on subsequent offcnses, instead OF in
creasing them as the law requires IL
charges collision with District Attorney
Cannon, in requiring convicted saloon
keepers to plead not guilty instead OF
guilty so that the attorney could get
double fees, and gives instances of
men fined larger amounts when they plead
guilty than when they plead not guilty. 1t
charges the Judge with shamefully reius-
ing to apply the law as changed by the
last Legislature requiring him to abate
nuisances, the word "shall" having been
substituted for "may" of section l5i3 Of
the code.
The report concludes as follows; "He
gives all possible aid aud encouragement
to the liquor traffic By his charges, opin-
ions, decisions, letters, circulars and in
terviews with the public press. In com
mitting the above grave offense against
justice and propriety he has repeatedly
and In many ways been guilty of gross
and glarng malfeasance in office. Your
committee are confident that they have
in their hands, or at their disposal for the
use of the Legislature, ample proof of
every one of these Statements"
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Billed for Cheyenne.

CHICAGO, ILL, January IA little
girl of ten years, with a tab reading, "For
Cheyenne, with care" attached to her
breast by strip Of blue ribbon, passed
through Chicago last night en- route for
Denver. Her name is Katie Erb, and she
halls from Newark, n. j. Her mother rs
notorious woman of that place, and the
society for the prevention of cruelty to
children, learning that her father was a
well-to'do resident of Cheyenne, ac-
quaintcd him with the facts, and secured
from him promise to receive and care
for her,
The Osceola times., 1886-01-23
A New Interstate Commerce Bi,I.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 49,
Senator Cullom's Select Committee on
Interstate Railroad Transportation will
IN day or two report an original inter-
state commerce bill, and at the same time
submit an exhaustive report in its sun
port. The committee spent a good
pa's Of the summer in ils in.
vesti-ations, and has met almost
dr.t since Congress assembled. As a
result Of its labors, several volumes of
oral testimony and number Of Interest.
my papers from leading authorities have
oesn collected and printed, oil ofe which
w 6e made public when the report is
The Osceola times., 1886-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.


ON the night of the 18th the corner stone
was laid Of the ice palace at st. Paul,
MINI. The ceremonies were very impos-
ing.
SEVERAL Mexican editors have recently
been imprisoned for making libelous at
taeks on the authorities.
THE Secretary OF the Interior decides
that the GovernmenJ should enter into
suit to test the validity of the Bell tele-
phone patent.
FoR the twelve months ended December
81, 1885, the value OF the exports Of mineral
oils was Si9,2ii,2s against $40, 9,l0s,5ll the
year before.
TnE number of employees required in the
Gu stoms service the next fiscal year is
estimated at 4,026, and the total expense
of collection at S5,jOl ,5s3. The persons
employed during the year ended June 90,
1855, numbered i,527, and the expense CT
collection was SG,Ols,22l.
On the lIth at meeting of the Social.
istic League at Dublin, Russian Nihilist
advocated the use OF the dagger in further
ing the objects OF the people.
The total value OF the exports OF domes.
tic cattle and hogs and OF beef, pork and
dairy products for the twelve months
ended December 81, 1885, were S93,7i3,oeo,
against s96, 40 lag the previous year.
DURING the seven days ended the 18th
the imports of dry goods at New York
were valued at S2,93o.6o5.
FoR the seven days ended the 18th the
failures in the United States and Canada
numbered s34, against 800 the preceding
week.
TWELVE bishops were appointed at the
Papal Consistory at Rome on the 18th
TIE Anti -Coolie league OF California will
ask Congress to abrogate the Bnrlingame
| treaty.
HsvRaAL British and German otter.
enntlng vssssls are reported captured by
u9snaaas - ssnt % Kamschatka.
4 sxHpIcArE Of French contractors has
- essnet - compete with tAs German
sye1lses b supplyias Chisa WITH nat.
- 81 - essssrssttes VI ssiiwaya
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"A large pelican was shot on o san
bar in the Arkansas River, near Wichin
which measured nine feet from tip
tip of Its wings, and which In life 50.
six feet high. Its bill had = capacafy
hold two gallons Of food. Its fcathe
were two inches thick. and capable
turning on largo shot.
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GRIMES AND CAsUALTIss.

GRIMES AND CAsUALTIRs.
A Eatr-NrLLIoS- DOLLAR fire occurred at
Huntrs&l, can., on the 18th.
4 oofs8 expsodsd In the basement of
= MEy5 C61halie Chsreh a But Wayne,
~ -, t,InfnG ~ snGiosur ani
- ~ u L.nr.sher. Pa. 1t.
l1ls 5o11s !. n.Iiv-
The Osceola times., 1886-01-23


pretor OF meat store, and a customer
named Roscoe quarrelled about an account.
The customer used very insulting Ian
guage, and Dawn pursued him with a re-
volver, firing five shots as he ran. When
the last shot missed him, Roscoe said,
"That's all, now it's my turn" and chased
him back to the store. When he started
in, Dawn knocked him senseless at the
door.
The cold snaps back is broken.
Carroll, who, in White County, mur.
dered his wife and threw her remains into
well, will hang. The Supreme Court re-
fused to give him another chance for his
worthless lie. He had the services OF able
counsel, but the facts and the law were
overwhelmingly against him.
Matt. Keys (colored), arrested at Los
Angeles, this State, charged with robbing
and killing a barkeeper in Johnsonville,
Miss, a few days ago, jumped headlong
through the window pane OF the coach
on the south bound train, a few hundred
yards from Trppe Junction, dashing out
his brains and killing him Instantly.
A small child Of VIM. Sutton. OF Stone
County, burned to death few days ago.
Governor Hughes has appointed Judge
II. @. Bum, Of Camden, special Supreme
Judge In the case of the town ofSearcy vs..
VIM. A. Yarnen ct al, in place Of Judge b. !
B. Battle, disqualified.
A sad accident happened to Lee Hunt, of
Baxter County, the other day. He was
out hunting a few miles from West Plains
and In attempting to load his gun while
standing on log, let his foot slip, dis
charging the fowling piece, the content.
sntsring the lower LEFT side Of the abdo
nsn. Fully half an hour elapsed bssors b,
ou!d attract attention to his oosdit;o.
and be died bsfQrs help could rach bin.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-11-12
NEW MONpv

Tile e'iri section Of J..
enacted in 1878. ,., - ',' silver Is
holder Of The coin .n r,Dnia', that 'aa
o. 'r' -. ,eIo''' the same witt II. y =. y.
'I'e, in sums not less ,spn n T., '.' 1 u1.
! rce' i've therefore cor,;e a 'en doll''
Jess Than ten dollars each aa. oi@
s s', the determination, Of n. Il
,;I' i. notes The section f 's o''..,'
r,a ars ,n'' "t'e coin deposited ', !. f. (,
presenting The certi6c,.o. '0f. "
o C'I.a'd IN the Treasury for the ra,,,
~.s ,p sa,ae on demand" and ihs. . ss
' :" customs taxes and all puoIi aV A..
. C'nsre.s' at ITS las, Session ''' $ \,
mod'iie ! the law as to allo,. y Sc 50 ''
: DEPARTMENT Of the Gove .,'p l'.' !.
issue silver certificates !, 49, ",''eo' "
= one two and five dollars il era,..,.
I'r SILVER dollars as provided Nv , ,lo
passed IN 1873. The object 70 ' = !.
. a'"9' IS to supply the people wiz.
.'''' "1'' currency, especially ono Or
~ oo'lar notes. for which tber. Ia.
zen an urgent dc nand. the S.
'"e Treasury has been witbd,..,
ne ana two dollar legal.tender no,..
.om circulation in order to NAL /
IT Nl''er dollars owing to their s-,o and
eight are practically a nuisance I
coin, Congress authorized III, i
'us OF small silver certificates. >, he r.
cans ofmceting the demand for sm,ll I
Ne currency The Treasury Depart. n n
'ut Is now engaged IN carr,inc IA. \
.. o''s'on into effect. A few Of the enc d
''ar certificates have reached Ills &c. 7
A. and being new are as much coveted
a Va'uab!eprz As a thing Of beopt,
y are not be admired They are large. i
msy looking and not If noa. -
0ra'0s to our taste. But they Win 10
"er to I'LL needed want Silver
reney from. its weight and bulk !.
ANDY to carry, & SO the people are de-
tied to be given a mode by which !, :
be exchanged for a certificate of equal I
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France AMI EOyIDt.

Il Is sail that in London that the
French government has received little
encouragement, from Turkey in its agi-
tation against the British ii Egypt. The
French envoy at Constantinoplt attemp-
ted recently to secure Turkeys aid 10
extortine from England a definite prom
lie to evacuato Egypt at an early date.
The Sultan emphaticaly refused to be a
and Informed the envoy that
That the Porte could not agree with him
10 bis structures on the English policy
respecting Egypt To this action of the
Porte is due Frances recent change Of
ion The French government recog-
izes the fact that Russia, although,
prepared to assist in united action. is in
disposed to adopt course of which the
Porte does not approve.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-11-12

Of mixed crops on soils which do not in
lieate in uumistakaAo ways their want
Of alaptability to such treatment.-
Wherever corn, wheat or tobscco wilt
grow, mixed crops of vegetables and
fruits with proportional growth of
stock, are in order
Maryland lands are especially adapted
to these mixed crops, as are the vast
body Of agricultural lands all through
all this section of our country 90
these soils we think it the very best
policy to grow as large a variety Of crops
in vegetables and fruits as is possible,
and only So much Of the standard cereal
crops as may be required for the imme
diatc use Of the farm
The recent introduction of the silo
ha, added great emphasis to our mix
ed crop system, for it has enabled the
keeping Of stock on much less compar-
alive acreage than before the silo was es-
.abu>hrd
Where farm Is devoted to any one
crop a failure of that crop from any
cause ccoucs a disaster; but where the
dependence is not upon any one crop,
the failure Of one or two branches does
not entail such ruinous consequences.
For example: If your dependence is
upon wheat alone and that crop is cut Of
by a bad winter, or by the fly, or by
drought, all is gone Or, the same if
your dependence is upon tobacco, or cot
ton, or any one particular crop If
mixed crops are grown, there is little
danger Of such an experience, as the va
ricty insurcs a return from some of tbehi.
Particularly in the nelghborhood of
cities and large towns mixed crops are
the great paying methods of farming =
Where land is high it is impossible to
make farming pay in any other manner ne.
'ngle acres must receive much tertli'z-
ns, much cultivation and much care
md the crops Of vegetables and fruits
must be such as will cover all the ex-
penscs aud bring in a fair interest on the
investment. It has been said with great
deal Of ruth that in ordinary methods
O.. farming no profit can be made on land
costing Que hundred dollars an acre. In
ahis vegetable and fruit system profit is
made on hank costing one thousand do
lars IN acre Nd Farmer.
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oil 70 Sncccea ConI.

There is probability that before a
cow long period oil may come into gem
III u.e as fuel on locomotives and
,o,mers Some years ago this die I
...n likely. but the marvellous increase
,sernily reported from many parts of the
,lobe ii the production Of petroleum p
s,s IN former calculations. Within the
,,.t ten wears the Weld from the we Q
q ma neiehborbood Of the Caspian Sea
n. increased over $1,000 per cent, a
.tradv gain in the production Of over
I 500 per cent. per annum. The Baku
sell, in Russia now yield over 500. 900
hons wear, and one we'll that has been
bored in that vicinity is capable Of dis
charging : GOO tons day and will do so
when the proper machinery is provided.
Tbc main objection heretofore to the use
II petroleum as fuel for steamers and
locomotives has been the cost, but it the
oil springs up as freely as water the
eo., must decrease. 1t is thought the
isy il not far distant when oilers will
tabe the place Of coal passers on many
-oilroad and steamship lines
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-11-12
DRY GOODS.
Hamilton Easter { Sons,
Baltimore Street, East of Charles Street,
White Marble Building, Baltimore,
ABE
i.7ss Importers, !otaaa ~! Retailers
OF
Dry Goods.

Their assortment includes goods Of every
class that pertain to well arranged, first elias;
Dry Goods House.
We aim to keep nothing that will not prove
of good value TO purchasers for the none,
paid, and the best goods for the price can in.
yariably be found wit. US.
Our business reputation for the past sc
years, and the fact that every article has the
price marked on it in plain fgurese thereby
giving the assurance to those who do not
know the value Of goods, that they are pay ing
no more than those who do, is great induce
ment to deal with US.
In addition 10 our Retail Trade, Country
Merchants can buy from us the better class ol
goods, not usually foond in Jobbns Houses,
nj the Wholesale Price.
We send Samples when we receive plain
and explicit direction in regard to color. and
about the price wanted. Sep-24-cm
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DR. Bulls Cough Syrup is particular
Iy recommended for children. 1t cures
coughs, colds, Group, sore throat, and
whoopng cough 1t is pleasant to the
taste. aud acts like charm. 25cts.
Jack shall pipe and Gill shah dane"
just as long out in the open barn as they
please. The free born American citi-
zen don't fear neuralgia with Salvation
Oil to the trout. Price only 25cts.
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Chanel Point Mill.

TIME undersigned hiyiug rented, thorough
ly repaired and reiurnished the above
mil, arc nnW prepared to receive gri.s Of all
Sinds Wednesdays Of ouch week for grind
ing wheat W. KEEP constantly on haul u
larg supply Of mra !. Exchange for corn We
@iker,e the public At any time OF day fr9m
5 oAp.k a. ~. to 2 O'Clock p M.
ShOOT q GROSS, Proprietors
80 l3-im
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0n'n"' gathering j. becoming a r.eo,.
~ m,A'" industry 'nrorrion, Of Virginia n
This year tie quantity gathered /. m,
saa,ly large some satbcrs having made
Sooo each by collecting the leaves and
branches Of the Shrub which they call
"shoemakc. ISL
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-11-12

hnssla seems 10 BE- having her own
way IN Bulgarian affairs, evea goinc 50
iar as to commend the Bulgn.ian cities
WIN gu"'oa's Austria and England
are not saying nHHab, bat seem 10 be
dong much watching and thinking
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Mired Crops IL lIerylon,y

It is certainly a fact that some soiI.
and localities are particularly adonted ia
grow special crops. We have person,l.
VISITED and inspected such soils and
localities and are well satisfied that M,
Is '4e case We saw enough in part
% Louisiana to convince Us that snr.r
cane w was we'll adapted to that locaiify
we nave seen .hc flooded river bottoms
""'Gh were particularly suited II the
production Of rice. We have yss;ted
me cranberry boys Of Massacbulctts
.ISo' and seen the rropricty of growing
o"' berry IN those localities We hovo
even gone to Kalamazoo, Mich and
snow that the lands there are speljallv
lt'ed for celery culture. So We ave-
'gver tor moment doubted tho j, 1yis,
,"I'y OF growing special crops spe-
nal localities.
uuuuAAuaSaGtIaIcss We arc Lo,r,;1
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Pers0nal-Acme Hall cordially invites
every reader ot this paper, both male and fe-
mala 10 ii II the l. ndsomest Clo.binn sales
roam in Baltimore. All visitors Will be agree
ably and probably entertained BY the inspec-
tioa OF Tue complete variety OF choice ami sea,
sonahle garments, for Mems Youths and
Boys wear ever exhibited. The Acme Of
beautiful finish and elegant style, coupled
With ioWiy madv 10 prices, is indeed to be
Aad Al Zoe W baltimore Street. lear Charles.
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KOWN /!

mat You waste time, patience
and money. when Won 20 sl.o
where for CLOTHING for MEN
or BOYS. before coming b.ra =
nc quicker you find this out tho
u, money you will save. Onr
y 3-story warehouses contain
tue largest, the most varied ,bo
newest and IN st fasLionabl,.
Stock Of Fall and Winter On.
ments IN Baltimore, all our own
make, offered to you attempting
Prices. p''"s
Our Guarantee of Entire sat.
lstactlon, and Lowest Price or
Money Refunded" goe, with
every sale.
CUSTOM ORDER DEPART
MENT very busy. Choice piece
Goods, fine finished Garments
and Moderate Prices. the cause
MAIL ORDERS promptly at.
tended to.
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IS purifier, Ayers Sarsaparilla acts
directly and promptly. A single bottle
will prove its merits Many thousands
nj people are yearly saved from danger
aus levers nv the exercise Of a httlt
timely care in cleansing the system by
;uc u.s. Of lhi, remedy
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-11-12

INC Postmaster General estimates
mt i"r the nrzt fiscal year his depart
"'n' sill need $55.3t2 900 an Increase
over 'h' appropriation for the current
Year Of $a1G. a0l
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-11-12

Now that the smoke If BATH. Ia.
cleared away it is plain that Rerubn.
Can'sm IN this country is neither dead
nor sleeping.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-11-12

Inc supreme conrt Of Pcnnsylyan a
has decided that a roilroa compony !.
common carrier, cannot compel pa =
senRer to leave tr,m when he tenders
iegal iare. It cannot make rule by
which passengers can be pnt off at 3.ny
generous places, and ticket to ,as-
'enger without restrictions or notice
sosl 9n -. train that arr : nossaa
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The public debt statement issued a
few days ago shows the reduction Of the
public debt during October to be s13.-
2Ol, 6l9 80 2 -
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Since January LIST the imports of cot
ton INTO Great Britain have amounted to
Z'oI3' o6' bales, and the export, to 3jI.-
32l bales.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
TlIE Board Of School Commissioners will
1 meet al their office in Port Tobacco,
On TUESDAY, Nov, gard. 1885.

- - 80 ANOff IOoOs
for the purpose Of receiving Teachers Reports
Teachers OF coiored schools will be paid on
Thursday, November 25th.
Teachers Of white schools will be paid on
Friday November Goth
Teachers Association, White, Monday, Nov.
ember 22d
Teachers Association, Colored, Thursday,
November 25th.
No reports received unless made out on
blanks prepared for the purpose, issued by
the State Board Every report must be
swern, or certified to- before a Justice If the
Peace, or q Commissioner.
Teachers can be supplied with Blank Term
Reports BY calling on, OF sending to WASH
ingtou Burch, who can always be founl to
attend the Office a
Teachers must charge themselves in their
Reports with the full amount of Books pur-
chased by them from the Book Depository.
A. W. NEALE,
nov l2-bt Secretary.
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Douglas w elch,
CONSTABLE.

Having been appointed Constable and gives
good and sufficient bond, and intending 70
devote my entire time to the duties Of he
Office, very respectfully solicit business 10
ali parts Of the county Collections a special
~, and prompt returns guaranteed. psst
flee address, Port tobacco Charles ssss,y,
! Mary land. y le-f~
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l.. NJ. SWITZERLAND, Auctionecr.
PUBLIC SAL 7,
Persona! Property,

~ eNAi ~ Ih'ftit sdit bn the luFtn OF JOlu
q. Il on, near Lothair, on
Wursdoy, Nor. 25M,
to the highest bidder, the following personal
property:
Two fine young Baltimore Horses, .
fine Brood Mares, pair fine Mules. I
fine Colts one and two year old
pair of Large Farm Horses. good Sin
gle Buggy, Oxcart, Cleaner, /
Champion Reaper, a lot of F'rming I'm
plemcnts, yoke Ct gooi Ox"n. cool
Mich Cows, a lot Of Young Cattle, a
lot Of Corn and Provcndcr, consisting Of
Hay, Fodder and Straw, good Cook
Stove, large crop of Tobacco.
Terms of Snle-Al sums OF 81 10 and under
the cash will he required; all over that amount
crt dit Of eight months will be given the
purchaser giving note with approved security,
the notes bearing interest from day OF sale.
nov set h. n. TENNlSON
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=
No. CO. Equity.

ORDERED b. the court the 18th day Of
~ November, 1856, that the auditors re-
port made and fled ia this case be finally rati-
fed and confirmed unless cause to the contra
~ be shown on or before the first Monday Of
December next; provided copy Of this be in
serted in some newspaper published in Charles
county once in each OF three successive weeks
prior to the said first Monday Of December
next.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Ct Ct. Ct. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
nov l2-dt
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ORDER NISI.
u he Circuit Court for Charles County.
:, tho matter OF the s,le of the real estate Of
" Edward S. WEIGH, deceased.
No. 672 Equity.
No. 672 Equity.

ORDERED by the court this 25th day OF
october, 1886, that the Auditors report
N%sIe and eled in the ADORE case be finally
ra,ihed and confirmed unless cause 70 the con-
trary he shown on or before the third Monday
If November next, provided copy Of this or
Ter he inserted il some newspaper published
n Charles county once in each of three sue
c ., weeks prior to the said third Monday
If Noveuf5gr next.
o' 49, ]. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
Of Ct. G.. fos Charles County.
True copy Test;
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
oct 99-ct
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COLLECTORS SALE.
FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, 1886,

tfirt OF tfldllcS COUuiN, I Will Sell Ut puDllC
sale, to the highest bidder for cash. ON the
premises,
FRIDAY, Nov. 18th, 1886,
between and clock p. m, the following
property, to satisfy State AMI county taxes
due for the ,ears 1884 and 1885, to Wit:
Nine and-a-half nriles of tract OF Southern
Maryland Railroad Company.
assessed in tie name of tie Southern Mary
land Railroad Company.
Due for county TAX. lSSi..$372 10
Due for State tax, 1884 ........ II 20
Interest from Jan 1>t, 1883.
Due for county tax, 1SS5...$3sO 90
Duc for State tax. 1885 ........ II %
Iutcrcs from Jan 1886
The above real property will hc sold 6y the
collector rs authorized by the Act Of 1874.
chapter 4a3, and the proceeds will he applied
the payment vr the taxes tor the nhoye
wear with the interest and all costs llSat nav
,ccl ue under this sale.
ALEX C. MONTGOMERY,
oct % Ct late Collector 18th District.
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Mr. PoWderly'- salary ha, been rails
ed to 1000 year, and higher rata.
are quoted for the assistants