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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
FARM NOTES.

The sooner Tia. C ru-foi1er Is put under
shelter the brighter IL viii remain during
the winter. To leave IL in the fields only
induces loss oi quality as well a. Waste of
material.
Always incorporate The manure thor
ouSnly Win the soil IN applying round
the roots of trees. II Is injurious To IN,
root, To apply manure ol any Kind directly
to them.
Fine manure may be spread on the past
IRE now, in order 10 promote the growth vi
grass next s,rIuS. II VIII also serve "a "a
protection to the roots and enable tue
plants TO start or early.
Roses should b.. mulcbed around tine
roots with loose material. Leaves or
straw, with coIn,talks Land thereon u
hold them IN place, l. excellent Nuichlng
greatly assists ia protecting straw berry
plants curing the winter. and a. cave,
viii soon h. plentiful n supply should In
collected Tor mulch.nS purposes.
Land that has been kept ia timothy and
clover for several years should Ice pIowsd
under lat. in the fall, and a crop of corn
grown Oh the land in the spring IN order
that a cultivated crop may destroy all
weeds or foreign plants that sooner or
later make their appearance where land
has not been piowed Tor IA long tine.
Ii Is not the freezing of root crops that
causes them 10 decay, hut the sudden
thawinS. A long period Of cold weather
will not damage the stored crops rs soon
aS alternate spells OF cold and warm
weather. For this reason all crops such
a. turnips, teets, carrots and parsnip>
should Ice stored where the tempe atur- is
as uniform A. possible IN order To avoid
chnnces of variation.
BY selecting the best animals and seeds
OF the best plants "a constant improvement
Vii. he the result BY neglectInc To do SO
both animals and plants viii degenerate.
There is "A tendency to always revert to
the originals. which can only be prevented
by the careful selection Of the hardest,
most perfect and best adapted Ia climatic
Influences. Every farmer in the country
can assist IN tEi, work az Improvement by
giving 20 THESE matters.
To measure a hin for wheat. corn, pota
toes. etc. multiply together the length,
breadth and height to get the cubic feet.
Divide the nroduct ty III. and multiply the
she quot.ent bv a.. The result shows the
contents in bushels. struck measure.
There are about fuur-ff'hs as NAM BUSH
els as cubic feet il the contents of = bin,
hence Il will te sufficiently accurate C.
divide the rroiuc; by five. and multiply
the quot ent by four. BY this rule the
contents can be known in y few minutes.
One Of the most powerful arguments in
favor If winter dairying is the fact that it
gives the farmer profitable emp ,oy n,en,
tie entire year. During five or six months
there is Q cessation u growth II the farm
eris products. aud then, il be has no NAY
of Proiitably employing his labor for the
remainder OF the yesr bic remun~ At on
mast Ice much less than II ~ could prohta.
bly, employ himself every secular day IN
the year. The value Ut the products lie.
ponds largely upon the amount 1T labor
he can put into tGe:a-Rarui Hu9s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
CONVENIENT HANGERS.
l:ow Can save Mach Di-i-
crs..a,:r Work.


The Manager which j. ia general usr
IA mos, STABLES il v,ry i~mcpa.eaicI:
:.nd causes rs-lry work "."r-
.i,a- the horses are frl. ] ~"a--vly
know "a stable which has Cot wilat
lirht l., ci,lci Il -caulatior manager -
ucro-- liz. front end or The sta. "au
abou, three feet deep. 70 f""i ali"-sc
IN il The hay mus be G.;.i and craF."d
iu:o r;cI manager separately. :...i ;n"sr'
j. no possible Way IL c,can GA ,',e =.
them cAcepi i, Lam oNer and ~c...,.n
un he contents with the hands. ga"
they a-p toe rpu:ratt.t 10 permit IN
49, 81 a broom or shovel. Nhvaryrr /!
vista stable having :hcsr olc-f1>aiaue,
i1au-er,. .'yars an a. .2rr.-. ;ta
4; : aot urcnmtnpu 80 ani "A HAS Z"
tac; deep 81 mauitv cGaT AID cnrl
vnh.. and oltsa the hpr-e- have sob
her,G on i. OF water La h""n spilled
I'll Il - uucl more Ike lauu- tl.a
horse feed. Gr olc SAN, A.4 u.s..
such mau.eIs. ara l mad" n Tay miuG
rla, n ever ! hliir : E-w stable / wup,G
have a inanr-r sh-ou- y visic'l 4 rr4..
walh from cue eLj q: the >tahl, !" t.,
Other. aad -. arranged that ! rn.iI
sweep a mango thirty tesi long :~o.l
end {" end &" cnd With no'hjng "a tn,
WAY. built a new i,ara t::rce and "a
half wears 20 and I pa: IL "ae q.
these continuous = ~ | cal
IL. aud l like il 30 we'll ;ha. l wo.li
have no Other.
l have two stables With the s:,c.i
standing facing each other. and Instead
OF having a feed room between these
stables into which la throw the hay
perhaps down u stairway q, one end
and then have "a carry iiand I'll twelve
separate managers. I Axe the feed
room itself . manager. raise the floor
a foot higher than that froia which the
horses stand and LET them est directly
from il. The feed room. ~ manager a
uenow call il. i made i've feet wide. If
for Two rows OF horses and cattle, or
two and 4 hall feet wide for a single
row. l: l. .loorod with dressed lumber.
the floor running lenv,hwiSe cf the
manager. and the sides IF L are boarded
4 from the inside 50 ,kat there : ~. a
protection. and IL can BE- sCrapcl or
swept from end 10 end in 4 very >ho~,
fine. In winter when both stables are
fun l sweep the munger twice or three
times a week and shovel the waste :Y,o
one cf the stalls for bedding. or !. we
are feeding corn fodder | remove the
waste every day. Il we ere feeding
the fodder withon; cutting | carry ne
long stalks out 10 the h2rn-var1 and
scatter them around the straw stack. /
have Il door NJ the end of the maaye~
fo- this purpose. hut when. a. we often
30. We cut the fodder 10 lengths OF sx
or eight inches. the waste al goes up-
der the horses for bedding. The feed
boxes for grain are not in The manner
hut are IL the coracrs Of tee stal.s.-
kGIdo T. Br0tra, ia okig Euamcr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

AOBug WhssA aoauss . - Dansvo 01o-
sso1 Mo- 00se1aG.
Mr.. A. II. Fielde has recently r.
counted his experieoGes under the In
nuence Of hasheesh He smoked the
hAsheesh until he felt aprofound sense
Of well-being. and then put the pipe
aside. After a few minutes he seemed
70 become two persons; he wa con-
sci0us Of his real self reclining On =
lounge. and Of Why be was there; his
double va in a vast Building made Of
gold and marble. splendidly brilliant
and beautiful beyond all description
He felt IN extreme qualification and
believed himself in Heaven This
double personality suddenly vanished.
but re-appeared in a few minutes
His real self was undergoing rhyth-
mical spasms throughout his body; the
double was a marvellous instrument.
producing sounds OF exquisite
sweetness and perfect rhythm
Then sleep ensued and all
ended. Upon another occasion
sleep and awakening came and went
70 rapidly that they seemed to be con-
fused. His double seemed 10 be n YEA.
bright. and tossing rs the wind blew;
then a continent. Again he smoked u
double dose. and sat 1t his table. PEN
Gil in hand. TO record the effects. This
time he lost all conception OF IN
He arOse 70 open n door; this seemed
TO take a million years. He went TO
pacify an angry dog. and endless ages
seemed 10 have zone on his return
Conceptions Of space retained their
normal character. He felt an unusual
fullness Of mental impressiOns-enough
20 fill volumes. He understood clair
voyance, hypnotism and all else He
was not one man or two. but several
men living AZ the same time IN differ
ent places with different occupations.
He could not write one word without
hurrying 20 the next. his thoughts
flowing with enormous rapidity. The
fcw words he did write meant nothing.
The experience admirably illustrates
the close relationship between states
Of real insanity and ~transitory aHec-
tions induced by psychic poisonA-
Science.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
AN Law.


1ue O~ote Wbttte0S CO0petttbO0 vNNsro - ~
Work wherever We May &c.
The man who fears 70 GO into an en-
terprise OF account Of competition Is
not made OF that sort of stuff which
leads 10 marked success. Whether
recognized or not. there Is no living
composition. Whether millionaire or
pauper. old business man or the one
OF mex enterprises. competition in
some of its forms is ever at work. and
he who would escape competition must
escape from life. This is well illus
traici by kingslcy's ..Do-as-you ike
race" Il rae who were provided FOR
by the dr"ppings from trees. With
nothing Ia do. the race dc generated
below h apes. and finally ccGsc1 IT,
exist-simp!v because they had nothing
to do.
Competition means strife. aatac1a-
ism; in short. war. II exists both in
the natural world and the busincs.
world. Sir William Grove. in a lecture
delivered at the Royal Institution of
'i'tlt lfiL.tsb pH ''sA'hN- a. =
that Iii il "A necessity of existence. aId
OF the organism Of the universe. - far
a. We understand it.: that motion and
life can not 20 cn without il; that il il
not "a mere casual adjunct OF nature.
hut that without il there would Lee no
nature. at all events as We conceive 1t:
that; il IL inevitably associated with un-
Orgaaiz.d matter. with organized mat
ter, and with -eu'icnt beings. This
H. Il very broad definition. but il l. ua-
Gualificdly true. As ian example al an
~tagoni~ru in mature, IA. lecture speak
first Of pulling forces between IT,.
planets. II the one pulling force = no;
cou~nicrbaiauced by the other. thrn tio
one body falls iut" The Other: II. IN fac'.
wiped out by composition. IL H. sub
stancr % the earth fore. and resi- ;.Lc"
:lr,- constantly at worl: nothing j. a..
rest. aud cvcT.y atom -"rnf- - b. rp...-
petiag with IT, n"i-hbor. when ~"
come 20 organic life ~ tird the lax of
competition -:i!l more plainly - h>
seen; ever blade al or. every + "a'.
j. Gght,ng with IL n.i.hb5r e." TIA
mean of living. I:i-D.r.yiL .,rtrs--
gle for existence aII TINS V'.y
stru-s.c l. neg >sar.y f. 'Ie II" q. In
vegetable world. In ANNA! lfc H."
struggle az competition j. still piai""r
II the view. The naturalist no lp:rar
talks of peaceful nature" p~ Il"
knows there j. no sucl thing. "a ia
turc j. "a scene OF iIrc..an: "ar:a~r.
Birds Ia their little pests 80 no ;3-"'t.
but the ~stoutcs: pl>h the wca6-- one.
out
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23
Eruption Of the Skin Cured.
BRoCxvIlL.E, ONTARIO. CANADA,

BRoCKvItL-E, ONTARIO. CANADA
Dccemberx lexs
i have used BRANDRETR's PILLs for the
past fifteen years. and think them the best
cathar,ic and anti bilious remedy known.
For some I'VE years ] suffered with an
eruption If the skin that gave me great
pain and annoyance. ] tried different blood
remedies, but, although gaining strength.
the itching was unrclieved. I finally con
clud.d "takc u thorough ccurss Of BRAND
RErE's PILLS. ! took six zach night for
four nights. then five. four. three. two. less.
ening each time by m and then for onc
mont took n every night, with the hap
py result that now my skin is perfectly
clear and has been 80 ever since.
Ed. vENNEY.
WARS in . namel Too many .eye-open.
ers" will make . man blind drunk
GOFrSstosrs Hty1ld.
Of Coughing are stopped ty
Hale's Honey Of Horchound and Tar.
Pixies TooihAche Drops Cure in one minute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

CoUGHs AND Co.ps. Thoee who are suffer
ing from Coughs. Colds. Sore Threat etc,
should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TKocBEs.
Sod only ia l-xs..
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

Tn. board O! edu~cstion-the school
masters hingl
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

" afflicted with Sore Ewes use Dr.. Isaac
Thomp,on's Eye Water. Druggists sei! iL.c-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

TnE man who l. WILD on the subject Of
yachting is al ultra marine Puck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

Foil po,aors that srcumu.ate In the blood
and rot the machinery Of the system. ar-
ersd,catsd and expelled by using rricki,y
Ash B,iter~, = medicine that Will not irri
tate the stomach or bowels IL acta IN .
gentle manner on these delicate orgArA.
and restores health IN every case
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

= s6eeed ~ shs puhe1sAers q I'm YocyUS
CoapAxso1 for tie bess ahosf stogses- TAere
E three prsss az ei.0D each. three Of 80
each md tAree Of oa0 each No cher paper
nys % literally 70 obtain the verJ eesa 0at.
Sef loP ~ SobsrFfben ne p0bdsheO WI
eend . circular 90 receipt Of . stsmp G1vtn&
ths cpodifioas Of this o6ef. TnH CourAxsoS
hm Two Million Readers . week Every
family should take T. Any new sgbacroee
Who sends q 3 Bow, wall receive 10 free 70
January !. lss1. sad . fall year's snhsrrIp
ton from thas date. Address YocfH's
CoHFAxs0S, g Temple Plare, Boston. Mass
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

Il IN pleasant 20 know that the p1ncial re
past win be followed oy no p~enifentlAl pAaS~-
The d~yspep,lc, 20 rrgAsn digestion and exile
forever the manifold symptoms tia, assAll
him. should heg,n early and persist IN q
course Of Hostetter's StorAc katterN. Then
will be ind peace vasnly sought before.
Biliousnesa, constipation, kidney Ailnsen;,
and debility arc remetied By the bittrrs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

rnrxs wasn't much prod; IN stocks when
the were employed a. instruments os pun
ishmeut-SsnaaQ.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

Tss best vay 70 make light Of . trouble.
note 10 " set possession Of u Aad
burn t-Wesesrn fLou0oA
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-23

RhRR Nv return mail Fall de- ~ sayfiaa
0WOAS's Se~ Tails -y.t.ul 81 Dfes.
0D6 ,3,iins. MOODY 500 Cincinnati. IL
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Out Of the nreastworks,

TATE SPRINGS, TENN, July 4, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-Seven years ago contracted
an exceedingly bad case Of blood poison.
tried physician, the best at command, but
secured no benefit. My throat began to
get sore, and my body covered with sores
and ulcers. Going from bad to worse,
felt that my grave must be reached In the
near future. gave up the doctors treat
ment, and with despairing hope COM
menced taking your medicine. Ibegan to
improve from the first bottle, and in short
time the ulcers healed, and my skin cleared
off and was entirely well.
One year ago a case of catarrh developed
In my system. The physician did his best,
but could not cure me but two bottles Of
Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief.
J. III. ROBINSON.
KAUFMAN, TEX, June "a, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-I have been afflicted with q
skin disease for about twelve years, and tho
best medical treatment failed to give me re.
lief. am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received the greatest benefit from its
use. Yours truly, WIN. JONES.
For sale by all druggists.
IKE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co..
Drawer ;, Atlanta, Ca.
New York. 756, Broadway.
London. Eng. IS Snow Hin.
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THE prohibition amendment was
defeated IN tbs State by 10000 ma
joeily
LITTLE SHAVER and some other cor.
respondents reached rs TOO late for
this issue.
THANKSGIVING services viii be held
IN the Presbyicria., aud T. b. chur-
ches.
Mrs A. s. Gonliicn i visiting
frienis ii R,chnona, attending the
close Of the Exposition OF that sity.
Losr. SrRAYEp or SroLENs-A
horny COW, red with white flank. Dis
appeared about SUNDAY the III. Send
information to G. H. WOLVES,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mr.. A. s. GouIden, of the Star
Grocery, has contracted TO furnish
the goods required along the new
railroad now being built between
Martinshurg and Winchester. There
are SEQ men now employed.
Hon ANDREW HUNTER, OF Charles
town, Jefferson county, died on Tues
day last, in the s5th year of his age.
In his active days he was one of the
foremost lawyers of his State, and q
famous Wing political speaker. His
mind remained clear until within q
few days of his death, and such was
his tenacity of life that for three or
four days he was in the throes of
death.
The box prize puzzle of Thomp-
son & Tabler, was solved by Mr..
Grant Pitzer, who now sports hand
some silk umbrella--the prize. The
puzzle was a hard one-a regular Tar
tar. Thompson & Tabler know how
to advertise, and as result, have
their place of business generally
crowded.
LUTHER's DAY.-Sunday last was
an eventful day for the Lutheran
congregation. In the morning, the
Pastor, Rev. Chas. s. Trump, was
installed, in very appropriate and
impressive manner. DIR. p. M. Bikle,
Of Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg,
Pa, delivered the installation charge,
and Rev. L. kaufman, of Frederick,
the charge to the people. In the af-
ternoon, the Sunday school celebra-
ted "Luther's Day" Everything
was nicely arranged, and the ushers
we're taxed to their utmost capacity
to find seating room for the people.
Superintendent Knapp presided and
announced the program. Opened
with song by class, followed by pray
err. The infant class then sang nice
infantiie piece Master John Knapp
recited 1.-THE Silver Plate" quite
creditably. The junior class next
sung. Then pretty little Fannie Wi
len recited "If You Love Me, Show
It," and certainly did we'll. Then
followed songs, chants and benedic-
ton The addresses by Revs. Bickle
and kaufman were very taking and
instructive. Both are smooth, easy
takers and everybody enjoyed their
remarks. The same can we'll be said
of the brief address of the pastor.
He has manifested deep interest in
his new charge, and is giving general
satisfaction. We wish both pastor
and congregation God speed in the
noble work of which they have charge.
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SELLING OUT TO CHANGE BUSINESS

Having determined TO close out my pres
ent business will, from this date forth,
offer my stock of goods at great sacrifice;
many at cost and some less than cost, for
cash. Any bills owe will be accepted as
cash. A rare chance for bargains, no ruse
or humbug about this. TO my friends who
have so generously patronized me return
my sincere thanks. G.. w. HOKE.
Any one wishing to 60 into business can
buy the stock on favorable terms.
All persons indebted 10 me, whose bills
date prior to October LIST, are requested 70
settle the same without delay.
Nov. Is, 1888. G.. w. H0KE.
~. .ir,n H. oh al MI
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HAVE 200 cloth bound books, in
Guiding books in history, biography,
poetry, fiction, &C., which will be
closed out at the uniform price of
35 cents Former price, so and 75c.
M. s. BURDETTE.
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BERRY's Kid Glove sale on Satur-
day, will be greater to the Ladies
than Golf and Wilson's big speeches,
will be to any mau.
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WHAT ARE YOU GIVING US?
From the Pfttsturg Dispatch.
When pair of red lips are upturncd TO
kiH your own,
With no one TO gossip about 1t,
he you pray for endurance to let them
alone?
Well, maybe you debut doubt it.
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OUR prices on Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods can't fall; they can't unless
they fall up, for they are down to the
ground at BRAFMAN'S
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'TOTHETHDIES..'

Frank Doll Il Co., will carry full
line Of Pels' celebrated Hand made
Shoes. They are beautiful, good. soft
and perfectly easy on the foot, and reg
ular Daisy's in fit. Great Improvement
has been made in them, and they are
warranted to wear we'll.
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THOMPSON IL TABLER carry all the
late STYLES in collars, something new, just
out. Call and see it
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Latest Fall styles IN hats, OF all desirable
hap just received, and we otffr them al
very low prices BRAFMAN.
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We offer larger induce gents to buyers
than any other firm. BRAFMAN.
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At Frank Doll C Co.'s you will find the
most complete stock OF BOOTS, SHOES,
OF quality and price, from the best TO the
cheapest grade.
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BARGAINS in boots, shoes, hats and
caps at Trustees Sale Of goods OF G. r..
Gibbs Il Co.-Must be sold.
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REAp lhe Ad 81 the Biz peaI.
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Did YOU see the new puff scarf at
THOMPSON ~ TABLER'S. Tires designs
are produced from the same scarf by
suited to vests Of high, medium or low cut.
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Stop and examine the new shades and
shapes in Neckwear at
THOMPSON Il TABLERS.
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LARGE size grey blankets for Sl.00
at III. G. Berry's.
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FOR Ziegler Brothers fine shoes go
to John Lyons. If.
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FOR Cousins extra fine lady's
shoes go to John Lyons. IT,
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SILK HATS. The enterprising firm Of
THOMPSON g. TABLER are the leaders
in all the latest styles of Hats. Their
stock comprise from the cheapest child's
Hat to the finest sax Plug. Call and see
the Boys, they will make it pay you.
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Silk Mnfiiers in cream grounds, relieved
by painted designs, are going to be popu
lar this season. THOMPSON a. table,
have full line.
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ANY man, boy or child, in need Of a
suit Of clothing at present, and want to
to save money, call at Brafman's.
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circulate.
CONSIDER the source. "-Statesman.
IT was from all over the county.
It killed all the old one-eyed, sway
backed roosters in the Statesman
coop, and still leaves a lingering
soreness with the editor. If we are
to consider the source of all his
troubles, gloomy looks and blighted
ambition, we would locate it in the
Misrepresentation and unkind man.
ner by which he made his paper the
laughing stock of the town, and the
wreck of his party. Retribution is a
fearful thing-but is always certain.
IT is said that an up town mamma
entered the parior the other night
unexpectedly to her daughter, whom
she found in the arms Of Mr.. Blank,
who was kissing her in the highest
style of that fine art.
What in the world does this mean?'
shrieked the excited mater familias.
"Only an election bet" mamma,
said the blushing girl II lost. eco
on Mr.. Blank. How many was that 2"
All the late designs of fashionable Neck
wear can be found at the Popular Clothing
House Of THOMPSON 81 TABLER.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1888-09-07

I8CWUmHE1 ma ND|n0fI.
Wlieux IA Dc ehair. 3sS
Ihs mfnutes az IL - q A.. II.
wsEs rsad md appxuvsd.s
lssied for Rsnerai county purpeses,
Moved ma craerpd f,,at 4 ~ y / nm IL
leyisd for rued and hridee nm = 81
Moved md ordered thst ~ az i s66iIl "a
lssied for Interest "a boudx sS
On motiua the board sdiuuned ~ .al &
o'clock D. m
Board rseouvsusd n I'D o,c,oek !. -
Prussnf-Counissicasu WiIcux Haraun. e
fhsupson and Ne1son.
Moved md orseEsd fhsf N sux = his
IA IL Is and I6 hIoel III. tovn a. HonslI IA
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