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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-09-28

THORNTON. AT her homo in Perrys-
burg, on Sept. "a, 1888. Mrs. LOUISE
THORNTON. wife of Isarael Thornton
aged 85 years.
The deceased was native Of Hanni-
bal, oswego Co., N. Y, tho date of her
birth being Sept 90, 1923. About 1898
she visited Perrysburg and was here
married to Mr.. Israel Thornton, and
together they have happily lived, until
Ahe was suddenly called by the Great
Father in heaven TO enter her home in the
spirit world.
Four children were born to them, of
whom two daughters and one son are
living, and one daughter preceding her
mother to the final rest.
During period of go years the de-
ceased has suffered from painful
affiiction, and for 1S years she has but
seldom left her house. In addition to
this she was also sufferer from heart
disease. 1t was this fatality which took
her home. On theevening previous to
her death she was unusually cheerful,
and as the infirmity in her feet induced
her frequently to sleep below stairs, her
husband and daughters supposed she
had done so on this occasion. In the
morning Mr.. Thornton went down stairs
to light the fire and he found her not on
the couch, but sitting in the chair, with
her spectacles on, and the work in her
hands. She appeared as if she were
asleep. He was startled. He took her
by the hand. She was dead. There
were no muscular Developments that
would indicate a struggle with death.
In n moment the summons came and
the spirit occupant left the earthly
home for that which is immortal. Her
years of suffering were ended. 1t is a
sad loss to her beloved husband and
children. To her it is infinite gain.
Mrs. Thornton had been faithful
and consistent member of the Perrys-
burg NJ. Il. church for over 2S years,
and was highly esteemed by large
circle of friends for the kind and chris
tian spirit which she ever manifested.
Her family relations were very
pleasant. To her husband she was ever
a faithful and devoted wife. To her
children loving and thoughtful
mother.
The funeral service took place in the
M. E. church, the Rev. G.. b, Wiltsie
officiating, after which large con-
course of friends followed her remains
TO their resting place in the Fort Meigs
cemetery. She rests in peace.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-09-28

Our Cloak Stock was never 20 COM
plete. Come in, take look through.
We are pleased to show goods.
A. WILLIAM,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-09-28
FINKBEINER'S

Fall stock of Boots aud Shoes, an
endless variety and ut prices that wi
plense you. Mt GEO. Il. TANNERS, 607
Summit St., Toledo,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-09-28
AGENTS WANTED,

We want o good agonu IN every town and vii
lAge where we have not ono now at work. Bend
our liberal Otiora.
POsTMAsTERs and their ASSISTANTS,
and oil others who wish 10 inoreasp t,iolr in,
come, Will nnd this nn exoallont opportunity.
SAMPLE COPIES aont irce 10 ell nnplL
oants. Send for on and enclose The add ,eAsts oh
your fricnha. Address amply Tii;. NAL. ASA
E1gBkks.. AewSor..
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-09-28
School Books,


Twenty drops Of carbolic acid evapo-
rated from II hot shovel will go lar Ia
bsni.h flies from II ruoni, while Bit ui
ca phor gum, the size Of u walnut, held
over lamp till il Is consumed is the
severesl thing on earth against the
festive mosquito, unless you perler To
stick u pin IN them.
For good stylish line of Dress
Trimmings, goto WILLIAMS.
-Eyangelist Moody sdviSes young men
who desire TO become revivalists 10 start
out as hook agents and study human ma
tnre. Brother Moody means well, but lie
evidently doesn't realize the full import OF
his well intended advice. Evil communi-
cations corrupt good manners. and the
young book agent would be sure to hear
more variegated slyles OF pyrolechnical
profanity than would be good for his
future career as u Tevivalist.
Watches Clocks, ewelry ,Spectaclei
Speci a lattention giverto Repairing AL
Warranted JOHN zURFLUH,
35 Monroe ST Toledo
One often hesrs the expression that
horse dom, know its strength. That II
a mistake. A horse Ia fully aware OF hI
trength, but, OWING to a peculiariIy of III
optic lers, Is kept in u conslant state o
intimidation. A horses eye mngni6e
nearly six diameters, and man look
like giant to it, Queer, isn't IN blu
true. A series OF curious experiment
recently made by Parisian savanls hav
established IL beyond any question. The
accounts for many OF the old fits oi irigf
the best horses are subject to.-Ez.
Largest Best and Cheapest line
Mems, Women's and Children's Under
wear In town,at WILLIAMS,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-09-28
PERRYSBURG MARKETS,

Wheat, ,.....s..' B0c Egg
Corn o l00ib $1,000 doc Flo'
, 1888-12-01
PrOClana

LILLE og Enhver, som maatte have
ANoget at fordre i Skiftet efter af-
gangne Ugift NICOTINE JACOBS,
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteretat
anmelde og bevisIiggj0re deres Krav.
L~igeledes indkaldes med Aars og
Days Varsel Afd0des Aryinger efter
LoYen til at anmelde og legitimere
sig SAINT veretage dereS Tarv under
SkiftebehandIingen.
st ThomB S1ifteret, den l0Je November
1888.
HALVOR HANSEN,
est
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
POLITICAL NOTES.

IT IS a pretty good tarff system which
can. as ours has done, give an advance OF
500 psr cent in wages m twenty years, be
sides reducing largely the cost of living.
At the New York Metal Exchange the
ether day a thousand tons Of bar iron were
sold at % % per ton, November delivery, il
Cleveland 10 elected, and s3i-5o if Harrison
Is elected. The great probability is thst i,
will bring the iatter figure.
GENERAL JoHS VI. PALMER, Democratic
candidate FOR Governor of Illinois, was al
WAYS troubled with the State rights" dis
temper In 1871. while he was Governor, he
fought Phil Sheridan on that question while
the latter was helping 10 put ont the great
Chicago fire
The average English chafnmakcr works
sixty hours a week, and earns %. IS.
OF this he pays scventy-five cents for a
bower. twelve cents dues to the union and
ninety-two o~nts for house rent leaving
him & % a week on which to feed, clothe
and educate his family.
FOLLOWING in six months after the passage
of the loyy- tariff actof 1897 disastrous finan-
cial panic swept over toe country Agr,cult-
ural, commercial and manufacturing inter
ests wore ankle prossrssed. The Mills bill,
WHICH = the DttloCEAl2C poilCF- means tlc
same ss the low-ta-id act OF 1851
TIE Mills bill is true Southern doctrine.
Free trade and cheap labor in the gIise of
slavery wore that the South strove for mp
% and during the rebellion. The Southern
Confcderacy was committed 70 free trade
By its constitution. FREQ trade noyv means
labor slavery IN the North as well as IN the
South
AsoUT five Thousand registered voters
failed 70 90 20 the polls in the Newark
On y election and OF these at least three
thousand were RepublicaDs That accounts
for the Democratic success, small as it was,
and proves that II the Republicans expect
70 WIN hey must not hang back when the
tin1e cones 20 act
I<xE Democrats have earned Indiana IN q
Presidential year only twice IN ttirty years
that =. IN 1916 and is34 They have not
carried TIE State 6y majority in any Pres
i3entia; year si-c> 1875. whereas TOO Reuub-
Ecsns fn that period b ave carried ths STATE
IN five Presidential years. four times hy
1alov1ties and once % rsurSliky.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Realizing the great success we have met
in our decorated Dinner Sets. we offer this
week sets n the brown Brazil, rich and
pleasing decoration on English porcelain.
a substantial fsvorite. tor less than cost.
The reason we do this is because we have
TOO large a stock of this decoration on hand.
We have not the room for it. Just look at
this set
l2 Gers AND SAUcERs. TIA
Plates. l2DISsER PLATES, lSUGAR
Bowl, COVERED Dishes. 3 Plat
rERs. > OpEs VEGETABLE Dishes, o. IN
II INpryIDUAL BUTTERs. SAUCE \ 1 III
DISHES PIrcHrRs, l BUTTER DIsH, WLIU
l Bowl l PICKLE, BAKER, l
SAUCE TURFEN AND STAND. ! SAUCE
HOAT
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
WHAT SOME EDITORS THINK.

Dayton J--g-rc;. There will - lively
tme when The Democrats c>rrpalrn tar
collector asssiis some 81 the high spirited
0ficer= of tae army and navy
Detroit T-0ss-c. After eiectioa DAY. when
the votes n this cuunt<y shall have retired
Dou n. Dickinson sio-E VITA hls chief %
private iifc, 5is greatest clsira n fame vii
- shat BE- vas oncs torn 20 pseces By James
9 B.aioe 10 q pu5Aic speeca
New Tc-k Ts-sx Surety th>-- have
hsen is~ rore Zrf11iT episodes N local pos-
itics than tkss of kb-sn 3 Hewitt Accept
f1E the noraausron froF1 cossmfstee a. the
County pemcrrsry. and ia bis speech of
thsnAzs abusing Ts-zzszn7 Hal as "tr1s1
declaring sEains. TIE sp1zls Arctr7s> n poi-
iacs- ard proclsfntng thss candidates
''shcpld - seiecsed bv ~ Dsepse aaS pa
hy = clicse Tlss v1ice ~ss teas 81 a. In
dercsslsrt. eut sss haod was PAT 81 .
s8furnire r~z<-4.,ai f.rrr ir rrir5cs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
Never. In the History of
Lamps,

Has such an assortment and such low
prices been offered to the public. On going
past The store, stop and look at the window
full OF handsome Parlor Lamps at the re-
lusrkably low prices Of s2-5C, $3.50, and
$500 These lamps have large lO-inch dec
Grated shades ana the best of burners. Noie
some OF the prices on Hanging Lamps.
Ebony and gold bronze pendants. large
burner. which used To sell at - ard 30, now
marked 81 75.
No. 4. .5O4-Pendants in rich gold. with IA
inch dome shades. large burners. s3.
No. 992-Penoants with prisms, very
elegant. 1925.
No. 45l5-Pendsnts with l4-inch decor
ated dome shades, fine burners, prisms
around the shade ring, 81.
No. 1895 81 prisms, l4-inch
dome sh sde. jeweled, S6.
Ball Lamps, from s297. with ruby globes
TO $1375.
Buy the HOME COMFORT RANGE.
Have no other. They are the genuine
wrought steel range.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
"Dovn Nth tee Tsrf
"Rold Ug tks TsrH

You ray vocr rczsy sns tske rour
choics Yen sre perfsctiy - ito@rs7 - cor
strucf vour o~n csmpaigo s-g11ae7ts cuf
- fse sslso~icr fscrs Ne e9s- ths week
z ex.nt Frsncb Chirs Dseorstsa DSBnsT
sets hsod usints6. ees6 seTsd. ss- sq1srs
sasp.s fo1 piscss for So 81 onF pTiss -
years ago O. > slmissr So ~ss 80
Aif-sa Ksskr7s Eeg1lsh 1asfs- B1ud-
care. isrxs isvoies fzxz TscesFes. osssff
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
WANT
Ask for it. ss most every want can bs sup.
piled a. our store.

We offer for the coming week another
line of those celebrated nevsr.to-bs-tq GRled
S249 decorated Chamber Sets. You can
have them in brown pink. or blue.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
YOU

To 80 through our immense establishment
and ses for yourself the wonderful bargains
We are offering Everything is marked IA
plain lgures, and II you DO no; see what you
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Our line Of Coal
Hods are bargains
that sell 1T sight
Coal Hods FOR 81
cents. Coal Hods al
30 cents, Coal Nssss
for the parlor CRATE.
from sl.75 up 10
So 56.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

f5 iofs es7fa A1disioa ~ hos .sels c-s.s
Rst'os Hcrsss ssr - 81 Essg Tsr1s gu-zaer
Fgras snsa aar RfAfrr oo Srcsnt fasx -
Fs<as 81 sac = Seasasya sehxz.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Il roc sufsr fren any as-sse of tee
blood. stomach disorder. o. difficulty ~ith
the 5vsr sod kidneys. trv ths recuiisr
redici7e. Hood's Ssrsapzriis. Be sars
q xex hool :. Take so other.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

The plsrs - hu- cras bel coks = ~ "a.
Csntrsi Cosi c.. Tsieehors so
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

ssss Z pssoss, oulE s11o Fsassn ye4ss
So so tAess kse2s iss go s ss-
ErEs4sh Dsesra-za Easa Der oess wstt
= ao Jas a. ua~ elaes a. - 81 & ~
bo~ ls1s slogS yQ4 pe-1 - teF tas ss1as
So
Geyman hSiis We nsxSF miss sac
M1yf hssCsasS o4T prices efe sstanlshtuEis
49, fJF - oe1ts foa s4n eay : ool tkis
sear wh.eh las hesn eoDsles s1 cGesg -
- CeGtS-
We khi g o. iu lhs wsy ihfeUgh eur
entire stuek aaewtng tae seerD eus assre-
gfEttou Qf 11Esslg "a ~et sk iafe 10 uaeT-
ctsnd - whigt h2s faEsa pl&oe ~ilhia ihs
.ssi tee Fssrs. saf ~e sifap sisse lse isois
--ycu usy draw yea csn lntsrwuoes
Nsl sr5sfs reosiys pfonPs saa faithful
9stsI tloo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
WHAT

We want 10 impress on your mind is that
We sell the same class OF goods cheaper than
znYo Yoody else in the city. We can afford q
do this because We buy direct from The fac
tories, ssd Ne have 10 rent 10 pay. Wewant
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

We have large number of Secondhand Parlor and
Cook Stoves which guarantee perfect workers. and
and all o. Il. Prices very low.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04
% 4 81 NIonroe-St.
WE

Have nsTsf before 6arinK ear entirs bssi-
ness carver breu scis 20 sAo~ the pac .c
such as slezsBt lus 0f act ouiv everything
tbat peFlsius % Crocksry, sUt House fur
nlshiaz Goods. foss silver Ware. etc We
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

Everything that you could desire IN the
shape Of Brie-s brsc. choice Glassware. Tin
ware Baskets and stsrliog silver. sD1 81
almo-, snV prics. Cali aud lock ths stock
over before bayiuE elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-04

or ne aim N strlt4or OF <lf treasury tc-
partmsnf. equally offensive and equally
Aggravated M Spcak~r Carlisle az his
last eisctlon Narrowly escaped defeat-if.
n fsss he escaped - a. all-bu he was
seated on ne election certificate and held
ne pace. His pending election is ore q
xrsaf interest 20 the Democratic party and
= sharply coutended by the auitcSi Repub-
Hran and I-soor parties A al sli ~ Mr.
Carlisle in as extremity th, Treasury De
pa-tucnt has placed a special 6epos;t.
which is 10 he natare 81 a loan without in
b~rs<t. IN al the National banks q Dis ciiT
q CovinEtor. fsur in numser, The deposit
N esrh n 10 hanan exceeding So ooo ard
sxwr-rasirg nesrlv Esa0oo0 II there has
nerstcfcre ceen an shslse q that character
<noVFa - ne TreasnrY - shc Unis.l States.
I tesrs soT1s zortier1an ccu,psters - m
strsct ne uasiic - u,ssr it Known Cheers
srd crirs They csn's DO fs n = fthere b
srr parallel r. re rse - r-ihglc rrorev -
scasrslcus and corrup;4ng. sesire thas T
u,sv rnow &C.. sad arsiog ~ 70 The 4 scas-
ury Department for ar~sixrin- the-n a.
- Hrsr who hss erer ENTERED upcn a s,ei. .cv
81 personal fa~orre1srn a. ~ sxpen~e - ase
pubii- T~.assrrT fChe~rs
Rrt. ca = is1-Ter sca,e. ard "a between
cuununltses and inaisalBa5s. icos whaa the
e,-crefa~r has sone fie h>s plared n tse
Snafr - Ns-w Y@ra n hanes - h's rvr So
ls--ten. ueariv $3.50 ooo7 of Tres--1~~
fnnSs. ani n sfis rr~ss Western bo6r =
sfstes. -sra7rislng ri11cfs. Michigan. W .
cc-ein. Nrneect4 Tewa. Ksusss ard Ne-
era-<a. uvifh
rocaxs ~ r1r-1srV1x - ~ yosx
80 n -v---fai rest - r-~8v -crrv - ISIS
frse ~ u,eve she --ous forward - ra~sss.
the Se---etarv ha- r-~pa bra 5,fle aver
s. an0s' ssa raie e - See-etlry arrar-
snrlv >ssnx hat - Sfzfs - pcass.ss ~
portzncs - sile A8rnlzssstFa~fcn s1s.5cc gso =
e<vea- azt 8. ss~c1 Ssatr~ wsh Scak.e -
Rcr0>tsrr. lar ara heDssezssf Reun hlirzzz.
Bent County register., 1888-08-25
Trustees sale.

whereas, Stella Morris. by her certain trust
deed dated on the sIth day of Mnrch lsss con
veycd to the undersigned trustee in suid
deed. the following described lands and
premises situate in the county of Bent and
state of Colorado. to wit: nifty six feet off
the east end Of lots No. tI3) thirteen and Cif)
fourteen of block No. (5l) thirty one of the
town of Lamar according TO the recorded
plat OF the original town site thereof and
lot No. o.tsleight in block No.f5el fifty two of
Holmes PitrueisteI's addition to said town
according TO the recorded plat thereof And
whereas the same WAS made to secure the
payment OF cerfnin promisory note of even
date with said trust deed made and executed
by the said stella Morris TO John Royai and
oliver i:oynl for the sum of fourteen hum
dred dollars with interest at the rate of ten
per cent. per annum from date, sand made
due and payable four months after date
and whereas default has been made in pay.
inent OF said note and interest.
Now therefore ut the request of the legal
owner and holder of said note and by virtue
OF authority vested III = by the terms of
si'id trust deed will at fhe premises ufore
said on Monday. September 10th 1888 between
the hours of ten O'Clock in the forenoon and
nvc O'Clock in the afternoon of that dny
proceed 30 sell said premises or So much
fnereot "a shall he sufficient TO satisfy and
pay said note and the costs of executing this
trust Mt public auction 80 the highest ;.nd
best price the same will bring in cash.
Lamar, Colorado Angust Nth lsss e
9-ls G. Is. Thoman. Trustee
Bent County register., 1888-08-25
For Sale.
Subscribers Premium.

Every person subscribing TO or re-
newing their subscription to the
BENT COUNTY REGISTER will be
supplied with the Kansas City Jour
nal Free duI ing the Campaign of
1889.
Here Is an opportunity to place in
your family the largest and best
Weekly paper published IN Kansas
City. Send in You names at once
aud get t~o papers for the price of
our own.
Bent County register., 1888-08-25
Tho BUYERS GUIDE is

J ]
issued March and Sept,
each year. It is an ency-
clopedia OF useful infor.
nation for all who pur.
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
can clotho you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
appliances to ride. walk, dance. sleep,
eat. nsh, hunt, work, 60 to church,
or stey at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what 10 required to do all these things
eouF0kIhetY, and you can make fair
ogtiuoate Of the value OF the BUYERS
GUIDE, which viii be sent upon
receipt of cents to pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD 4 CO.
11l-l1z Michigan Arenue. Chicago, N.
Bent County register., 1888-08-25
a. T. 81 s. r. r. r.

When traveli-g for health. business or
pleasure. take the Banana Line" for all
points east, west. north or socth.
Through tickets to all important points in
the eUnitedstates and Dnnada and Mexico.
HnxSage checked to destination.
The Dailo Pullman Palace Car Service and
the dining stations operated and controlled
by this company arc too well known to make
comment necessary. w. =. WHITE.
Gen, Passenger and Ticket Agt-, Topeka, Ks
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-08-25
81 036 30
Circuit Court-Misoellaneous Expenses.

DIR II II Mitchell, medical attendance
per order of the Court. Sa6 80
DIR H H Mitchell, medicines Tor prisoners 20 20
r b Frazer, medicines for prisoners Il 81
John Banks, expenses for arresting Paul
Reed ...................... SO
Dr John h Inmar physician at Jail. l25 20
DIR Chas nj Ellis. consultation in case of
Barnes ..:........................ Is 90
Chas II Latrobe. expert eviden, e in case
OF Howard VS. County Commissioners 2s II
Queen Anne's county, expenses of re-
moved case of Yates VS. Mccullough
Iron Go: .......................... 4l2 90
DIR w G karsner expert evidence State
vs. Mannon. ...................... IS 90
L w Finley. expert evidence Howardvs
County Commissioners. ............ ID rs
$759 50
Sheriff.
Robert Mackey. Sheriff, fees, etc.,. s4,2s2 5s
Total eXnenditures fnr Circuit Cnnrt SII Ino si
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Taxes Paid IN Error


The Deficiency arises from tn following ac-
counts, tbo.e marked DIR. having expended more
than the amount levied for them and those marked
Or. having expended less than the Levy. The
various items constituting the balance have all
been paid by money borrowed from the banks:
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Total
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-08-25
Financial Condition
TIE COUNTY,

Floating Debt less balance on hand. 1885 OIL
Total Debt. Observation-Disclosures. S61, 1896 0l
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The Levy for the present year (1888) in
| cludes the entire deficiency which Raises the
| tax rate above last year. This was made
necessary by the refusal of the Legsls ture
to authorize the funding of any part of the
amount and by the requirements of the law
which prohibit the Commissioners from
carrying it along as balance to next year.
The expenditures for road and bridge re-
pairs and extra and new work amount AZ
heretofore stated to S25 068 so. OF this
amount there was expenued du ing the first
half of the year under the road law and
under the supervision of the road commis-
siOners-
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IUIdI .s.s... *I,IUo Il
The levy for insane is now included in the levy
for Aims House, except one patient, John Me-
Nulty, who is still at Mount Hope Retreat at an
annual expense to the county of $50.
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VIM Cooley, late County Commits
sioner, per diem and mileage months
to December 18th, Observation-Disclosures. S2I7 35
VIM Deshane, late County Commis-
sioner, per diem and mileage 6months
to December 18th, 1887. 33l Is
Irwin Griffith, late County Commits
sioner, per diem and mileage months
to December 18th. Observation-Disclosures. 1874 10
John 5 Rossel, salary as Clerk for 6
months to December 3Oth 1887 ..... $50 90
Charles g Crothers, Counsel fees and
salary ;;.......:....... ................ 100 90
Chas E Moore, office rent in the several
districts :,:................ ............ 81 90
Charies + Moore, salary as Treasurer
year to June 30th, 1888. 500 90
Charles + Moore. lee Tor making 40
new assessments Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Thos & Bond, County Commissioner
per diem and mileage for months TO
June sGth, 1855. s..................... 27s 30
Jno Williams, County Commissioner
per diem and mileage for months to
June 3Oth, 1858. ...................... 23 20
Jas Crothers, County Commissioner
per diem and mileage for months to
June 30th, 1885,. observation-disclosures. l6s 80
L. ID. Davis, salary rs Clerk ior months
to June Both, 1883. $50 90
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1869 80
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1862 II
Interest.
Insane Asylum.

James Hartnet Iahorer ................ sl8 IL
b X Railroad. freight. t................ 499
Levi F BOuden, mattresses. ............ Il
H kampe q o., furniture. Sc 50
V T. Archambault & Son, carpet....... 26 10
Thomas Burns, iron work, etc......... 142 40 !
Daniel Harvey, expenses as member OF
Building Committee tee.....,........... l5 20
Henry 5 Coudon, expenses as member
of Building Committee. ......... rs 90
X Marshbank x Son. medicine case -. 90
Jno E Alexander Son, hardware. ~ 80
Andrew Miller. carpenter work.. 40
Miller Il jenkins, plumbing. ......... II
Burns, Chase Il Co., fire escape. ........ 120 90
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County CommissIOners' Court,

Total expenditures for Circuit Court. Sl4. 1873
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IncidentalS.

George w Cruikshank, stationery, job
printing, etc ..................... s2s5 os
Appeal Publishing Co., stationery. job
printing etc .. ....... IS Il
Eugene r Pierce standard keeper. -. 100 VI
DIR John H lamar, Secretary Local
Board of Health. :. ................... rs OC
box rent. ................ 95 0.
Charles f Moore. kilograms, watering
grass on Court House yard, travelling
expenses OF office official business,
hauling, expressage, etc . "a Il
Joseph Hinch1itfe, stationery .......-.. Us
Court of Appeals, Annapolis, copying
laws 10
rebinding. 3s OF
w + Murphy S Sons, stationery. ....... q
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insane.

NoTE.-There has been paid heretofore on this
building SS. .209 So which makes the total cost of
the Asylum. ncludin: the above items. S., ,757 56
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Aims House.

Amount paid 10 s. J. Keys, Treasurer, T
for months expenses. IS, 500 90 T
Amount paid f w. Janney, Treasurer, L
for 3 months expenses. ........., 1880 90 j
Stout x Mearns for coal ...... 1888 IS | T
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone | {
Company in part payment Of tele- 1
phone service. ........................ Is 90 |
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Printing.
Public Schools.

Amount paid to Ino Squier, Treasurer
School Commissioners, being in full OF
the Levy OF 1887 ss7.................. s33, 600