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Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-07-18
Receipts ana Expenditures

Of the Mexico City School Dis
trict, for the year ending June 80,
1889.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-07-18

Mrs. DR.. T. Milen is the guest Of
relatives in ST. Joseph.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-07-18
CONSUMPTION.

which is Scrofula OF the Lungs, is arresteu
and cured by this remedy, il taken in the
earlier stages of the disease. From its mar
velous power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first offering this now world-famed REM
edy to the public, DIR. Pierce thought seriously
Of calling it his "CoNsuMPrIoN CURE" but
abandoned that name as too restrictive for
medicine which, from its wonderful COM
binatton of tonic. or strengthening, Alternative,
or blood-cleansing, anti-biious, pectoral, and
nutritive properties, is unequaled, not only
aa . remedy for Consumption, but for al
GhH0Ufe 0lRAQnaR al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-07-18

"F0R THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse 1t by using DR.. Pieree,e
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, a fair skin. buoyant spirits, vital
strength and bodily health will be estabiished.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-07-18
To be Outdone in Nothing.
From the Pike County Post.


There is more personal journal
ism" to the square foot in Edna,
Knox county, than any place else
in Missouri. The result is, dead
town and the people have lost con-
fidence in each other.-Monroe
City Neaos.
h Bro. Reid surely doesn't read the
Mexico papers. For bitter person
alities, the Mexico Intelligencer and
Mexico Ledger elevate the cake.
There is scarcely day in the year
but that one of these papers indulge
in personal journalism" No, sir;
Mexico would scorn to be outdone
in this particular by Edna.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-07-18

To amount of money on hand July 1,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-07-18
Liver. Blood. and lunus,

For Weak Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Short
ness Of Breath, Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections, It is an efficient remedy.
Sold BY Druggists, at $l.OO, or Six Bottles
- Send ten cents in stamps for DR.. piercet
book on Consumption. Address,
Worlds DlspsnsalJ Medical Association,
S68 Main St TO- NE
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
TOWN TOPICS.


iA@ ns% directories are 40" ne-As
1slts 'iel-se4~a-
Doa !. Le4Ehsrs = looking after hls
N4sa-lg1en gold ulllle-
The country papers sly that TIE frost
sqciled the 4CkleberEs crop
H. Qrf.e.., the f.nr-f 4. attend
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tiohi anu tuiiiA' th4t ~ "-- ''''A &c
afo,i-i+ a7.'-ii e0Al 'l'Seis 0"l'u'
Consult tue railroad tine taD.es De-
iore gong % the tram lulpof'a.l I
Clau-ts have been made III the -cntd-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
BASE BALL.
No Game Yesterday The Clubs To Gross
Bat> Today

Bat> Today
The home club VIII play at the Foun-
tain-st Park tins afternoon, weather
permitting. with the Greenyilles.
Lansing VIII also play the JaCksons on
the grounds OF the latter.
Among the most interesting attrac-
tiOns NJ the far grounds on the Fourth
of July, Will be au exhibition game 81
baseball. gwen by tn Hustlers, OF the
carpet department. and the Get-Thcre-,
OF the Wholesale and retail depart
ments of the firm OF NOigt, Herp0.-
-helmer Il Co. The members of the
last club has been IN constant practice
for several days, and are now in apple
pic trim. The metal ot these clubs D.
about ON par, Iad tau contest is sure
60 De- 90 hot one. Judging from the ap-
Vearlucc ot some Ok the pitching
winch ha, already taken place during
thc hours of practice, 10 has been
deemed best % employ physician u
look after the dying; also an under
takcr % take charge of thc dead.
The Greenvillc club viii not play or
sunday.
The game scheduled for Alger Parl,
yesterday, did not, OF course, take
place.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
Special Notice !
DO not fail to read the following letter:

GRAND RAriDs MIcH Nov 10 1855.
GEnTLIwES-We understand that Mr. II. ri. Ooebe has
circular Offering % the dollar IN settlement
Of his Indebtedness We do not think that the trade
thoroughly understands the condition of his Affairs.
ia To the b OF equity mentioned said crcu-
lar say that this has been settled stated
bat up for hearing al the next term of the Circuit
Court We competitors o Mr. G0ebe, feel perfectly salts
lied that he able pay 100 cents the dollar # the mat
properly handled. Oar trade has been injured during
fall and If "a compramise made pro-
posed al be sufferers large stock oi goods
nand w be able to Uudsrse ali TIE coming
would request the trade 30 tborero-gby Investi
gate matter and viii also tt the undersigned
hereby not IL purchase any good whatever Of any
PARTIES making any such set sHnent.
We trust YOU wi give tins matter youf careful consider
alton.
Signed Nelson Bros Co, Harvey & Hsystet. 4. II.
Fov le BradGeld Co- g. 81 Durham Miller 4 Middleton.
Copy Of Original letter.
The Above letter represents condition eEartlT We
carrying largest soca Of goods and a6le 70 under
sell cofnpetitors
Gar Cd stan1. - Canal and South Division Street
q . Il Z T I =.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

L. p Lyman, a travelling man OF
Grand ksp.is, s&ys: Alter months 81
suiserug with NeTy stubborn case oi
bczeu4. 0r fever sore on lny leg, and
cousaltug ANA taking treatment nom
q s-ors % more physicians All over tie
country. Dr. LemogeuX, ot Lake view,
N.su.. t1.d nae OF l.oos Extract he4
Clover j only need tW0 pounds solid
extract ant taking four bottles oi iiud
extract internally, am entirely well. II
was the only thng that the sore yielded
o., aud I had tined every and anything
that mad been recommend "a ID me.
Dr. Lemoreux considers Il one OF the
very best remedies a. u blood purifier
i'm existence.
For sale by White q White, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

VIM. 1. Blakeiy, one of jhe oldest set
tlcrs OF this city. died at his residence,
SO First-ave., yesterday morning. 1Ir.
Blakely was born IN Aurora, =. Y,
June 90, 1910. lie came 10 Grand
Rapids IN 1897. and in 1872 he married
Mary l.. Green, who with their son,
jesse Blakeiy, survives him. Mr..
Bakely was widely known and es-
teemed, and he viii be sadly missed IN
the old settlers meetings, Iu which he
has been q prominent figure for many
wears. He va- actively engaged IN
bu-ln ness here tor many years and con-
trbutcd considerably TO the welfare of
the cltv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

The wool market during the past
week was very dun. scarcely p fleece
WAS purchased. \ large numbor Of
farmers intended tn shear last Friday
and Saturday. md It IS hkeiy that Il
tae weather should be favorable there
VIII be a considerable quantity brought
ir ths week The quotation Is still
from "a to 2S cents. IL Isl likely. how
for extra good quality.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

The viii Of ;he late Geo. G. Watrous
bcqueaths life interest in ali his es-
tate 20 ms widow u hsu of dover. sub
Ject 10 certain conditions; the estate
eventually revert'ng % his surviving
daughters. share aud share alike. The
v'i was made ia June. 1850. and WIT
messed hv George n. and Ella G. Gag
win. The petition 20 probate gives the
personal estate 40 -I3nig Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
..rhe Enemies OF Chndhood." !"

The undersigned clips the following
from the Detroit Commercial cRd Idrer-
ttsc-:
This Is my first visit 10 the ''rOund
table, and Villas letter about worms
in children l. what brings me here.
My child was SO bad that he had spasms.
| knew that worms were the source OF
the trouble. but safe remedy | could
not find | tried everything | had
heard of that | dared TO, got worm
medicine from every drug store IN
town. and nothing did any good until |
got Steketee's Worm Medicine. have
not much faith IN patent medicines
generally, but | had heard enough
about Doctor Steketcc, OF Grand Rap
IDS, 10 know that he was an honorable
man and would not recommend a med
icine unless 1t was all that he claimed
IL u be. | cot the medicine, and il
proved a perfect success. 1t Is per
fectly harmless, and no one need be
afraid tO give 1t to the most delicate
child. 1t Is not powerful enough to
XII the worms; you get them alive and
kicking. If YOU can not get 1t OF your
druggist send To Doctor Steketee, Grand
Rapids, Mich. for It.
Mrs. NJ. H., Jackson, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

J Miner. - AoDroe-st., has large
stc<s ot ,}1asnef a1ss a aA the 1&tsss
shapes 4Gd shaaes sflll on h2na ias
season IL fsf advances and these Etaoss
f4lsl go- Cali al-d q t-i s4--i-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17


NAFlEs. June ls--kns uun4oerts
accompanied - Qltsa MargaerIiA and
the Grow PTiaee. ASSISTED at tie Dl-
auguTat.on yesterday ~ lbe work e
.mpr0Yus sne saplsaEy cond t.on ot tAls
city Trey NeTe gwen sn easlus,Ust
reception Un1er tAe Plsns al 7gtsa
the peoresi districts * tae uly, where
tile cholera epldemac ~ -, uiade ,lch
rAfaees nll be thoroughly renovated a.
seventeen Thousand house, MI ~ az
nlollsaaa. new streets MI Pc erected
s.l TIE HlA-l street fsom central aetot
Mll Mter-.it the GIstE.ct which noa
contains tae lowest and mosl T. sslien-
tal dwellings. Il MI take ten !v~Ts -
complSte tae woIA.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
Mrs. NJ. IL. D., Jackson, Mich.

The above writing explains itself.
can only add that this remedy destroys
the stomach worm-the pin worm
comes away as above described. The
Worm Destroyer acts a. a physic-a
very mild cathartic; 1t takes the place
ef pills, and Is powerful blood puri-
fer Ask your druggist for Stekotae's
Worm Destroyer; if he does not keep II
on sale send twenty-five cents ana |
viii forward it TO any address IN the
United States. Put up in capsules and
powdered form. Address Geo. q.
Stcketee, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Il am little know, bat think /
can throw a weight OF hundred tom"
- sang a proud banana peel. But Dr.
Plerce's ileasant Pellets are quite as
powerful IN meeting with and o'eI-
throwing disease. II you have rush
OF blood To the brain. dizziness, head
ache, constipation. indigestion, or bil-
iousness, buy "A vial ot these little pills
at once. one dose.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Grand Rapids has arrested a man
named OLosne for passing forged
checks It wll he owe Loan for a long
time for those who were taken lu.-
Nsfrse1 Cita7lc'r
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

"Nlce weather Is coming" and in
Economy lies Wealth." aud you can
save lots of money by bringing your
Spring clothing Tor renoFatlIg, repair
ing and pressing - the Eagle Steam Dye
House, so. p Canai-st., where ali such
work l. done IN iirst-clAsS style, and al
the lowest prices possible.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

II Won want an oight-ioot fall-Ioaf
Extension Table. for -. go to the Wm-
eg1r Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Special sale OF twouty-six IN. six
during THIS week and next at
NOigt. IIernolshelmcT & Co. q.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

The Vinegar Furniture Company
have a few more Of those siN-ioOt
square-top, sixlcs EXtcns.on Tables,
for S3.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Family bottle beer, bottled by the
Kustcrer Brewing Company. Fresh
every day.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Remember the Vinegar Furniture
Company can supply YOU with every
thing In the way of furnishing "a house
complete. - 10 l-J south pNislon-st-,
corner OF Cherry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

DO not fall 10 call on the Vinegar
Furniture Company IL YOU want bar
gain IN any ely OF Extension Table.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

For fine pattern of Ingram carpet,
55c, made and laid. so to the WmegaT
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

For Il beautiful Solid oak Polish
finish Bedroom Suite, three pieces,
2lx30, bevcl plate glass, $50, 80 10 the
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Send your order for hottie beer 20 the
Nusjercr Brewing Company. and you
Wlll q the best IN the market.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Ii YOU want the best, order kusterer
Brewing Co S Pllsener or export bottle
beer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

The best ard largest line of Challics,
only D cents per yard, at I. j. Nichols.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17
For an eloCa

For an elegant cook stove. with thirty
pieces of furniture, twenty-inch oven,
si7. 90 To the Vinegar Furniture Com
p2ny.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

For a six-foot fall-leaf Extension
Table, ash, antique finish, for s., 90 to
the Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Carriage parasols ut NoIst, Her
polshelmer & Co. 5.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Is rosfre sueeific for at forms OF
size di-easc. Blind. Bleeding. Itching.
e~rstel ard Prouuding Pies. Price
53c. Fer sale hy al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

We can save You money on "a
parasol.
NoIGT, HEEr0IsHElMER x Co.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-17

Fc~ I ioo't care. du1. tired feeling
frrover -hot r'ood, duh pans in hacS
agd head. tsnta Urg SIN erurpcns.
lemp >s-sapar7 a never fsils % gvs
set We a.Navs guarantee it. Price
n Per bottle, Llebs' dug store, I'D
AonEot -st.
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0 Inc StRte ms Voukut sH~ "ts'sS ss''''
ufacturing plant In the penitentIary o.
Jeffersonville and will operate the sac-
tory hereafter under Warden Patterns
supervision. Ills management Of affairs
was 50 unsatisfactory 10 contractors tms
thew would not bid enough for . new
contract 10 pay the board Of prisoners.
and Z large part Of the machinery IL
worn out. and would have TO be replaced
with new. which the JEFF. company.
which owned II. was unwilling to do
under the circumstances. The State
pays little over $4,000 for the old ma
chinery. There IL no law authorizing
the purchase Of the machinery, or the
employment OF the convicts bv the War
den in any kind Of manufacturing except
brick making. but II may be for the best
interests Of the State that the Warden
shall make laws TO suit him, and pay the
expenses from the peoples pockets. and
the Legislature have nothing 70 say about
II. The experiment IL certainly an inter
estinr one. and its financial results. - well
Is influence upon convicts who are con
fined for not respecting the lava OF the
State, will probably be closely examined
BY the next Legislature, IL there is nc
"log rolling done BY the Committees on
Prison. We presume II the Warden had
advertised for bids. as he was directed to
do last December, . satisfactory hiring
OF the convicts might have been accom-
pliehed. as there were several applicants
then. but al the time the advertisement
appeared It len too short time to make
the necessary changes for new contrac'
tors proftably.
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A. Required by Section 4780
Revised statutes.

NTOTICE IL hereby given. that the
IN Township Trusiees Of the severai
townsbips. Of Dubois County, State Of
Indiana, have made and returned their
enumeration Of white and colored male
iuhabitsnts. over the age Of twenty lone
years. OF their respective towDships, the
said E0umerations ere subject TO the in
spection OF the public. at the Auditors
Office: examination thereof, with view
|of correcting mistakes OF omissions IL
hereby asked. The aggregate number
|of white and colored male inhabitants,
over the age OF twenty -one years in each
township, and the aggregate number 10
the entire county. sre q follows:
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Ayers Pills,
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS
APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE Il hereby given that the m.
~ dereigned has been appointed Ad
ministrasCr OF the estate Of George W
Riley, late Of Dubois county. Indiana
Said estate u insclveut.
FERDGSAxD SCHNEIDER, Admr.
TRAYLoR 4 HUNTER. Attorneys.
June 18th. 1Ss9-3W.
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THE SCHOOL FUND.
It will Soon BE Ready For De.
livery.

The state treasurer Monday sent cir
cular letters to the various county trea-
eurers throughout the state, announcing
that the proceeds Of the loan, to be made
for the rcfunding Of the school loan. will
be distributed to all the counties Of the
state simultaneously AZ soon after June
"a o. practicable. Under the law and
apportionment. 90 he mskes Il out, To-
bois county will receive $50, 1877 8. which
the county will be chargsble with from
July 1st, and which the Auditor will then
be ready to loan. Crawford couufv will
get 222'57G,63: Daviess $50 25s: Gibson
Ga. 255,s5; Knox $4Se65: Lawrence
429.755; Martin o2l593; Orange e25 :
Osl; Perry o29.O33.65; Pike $32o43 50
Spencer Ss9, $50, 10; and Warrick $685..
66l.53.
The State superintendent has prepared
the following statistics: Amount Of thu
school revenue collected from counties
1884 9s7 SO. State's!semi- annual interes
on non-pegotisble bonds, e2i7,l43. 40
Amount IN treasury from all other
/. sources, 81, 927.l8. Total on hand, 81,
O6i O6l56. Amount apportioued, 81.
O53.482.6O. Balance now remaining Il
treasury, 410.57e.76. This amounts 4
el.s5 apiece for each child Of school az
IN the State, as there are no, 72S Of them
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-14

TARIFF REFoEM LEAGuE.-The meet
ing at the Courthouse on "Wednesday
10 organize branch OF the Indiana Tsrifl
Reform League, aud listen TO . speech
from Hon. M. w. Lee, Sec'y OF the state
League, was not a. large % i might have
been, and yet there WAS fair number
OF people, and most Of the townships 10
The county were represented BY leading
citizens. Mr.. Lee made an effective and
earnest speech, showing some OF the e.
fects OF the present tariff, and the neces
sity for its reform, and outlining IN
manner Of the organization for that pur
pose. The constitution recommended D.
the State League was adopted, and
County League organized. with DR.. 4
Wertz o. Chairman. II i proposed Y
organized tssnch Ia each township.
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NFDecidedly the thinnest political
cruel ever diehed out from the White
House, IL President Harriaon's apology
for not appointing Mrs. DelaHnnt post.
mistress ct Cannelton. His excuse that
he did not know the circumstances
shows a very bad memory Of his famous
campaign indictment Of Cleveland fol
her removal, which made the little Office
OF National interest. Not soldier in
the land but supposed the soldieri
widow would be re-sppointed. Of course
when her peculiar soldier champion va
chosen President. And then he meanly
tries to lay the blame on Frank Posey
for recommending Zimmerman, whe'
IN fact the power was bis alone TO ap
point whom he chosei Does he try thu
10 kill of Posey for another compensation
81 race because Posey was . Gresham
man at Chicago? 1t would be like Har
rison.
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CoayDox. June 9.-[SpecisI.l-J
r. Summers, administrator Of the estate
or David Underwood. recovered $4,000
damages against the Louisville, Evans-
willie & st Louis railway company. I'm.
derwood wss employed bv the company
- waichman % the Twin treaties ~
Crawford county, aud wss killed lei
July By being run over By : CO.
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TAKEN up By the undersigned. frsi
u farm west OF jasper, on June s, 1889
an estrsy dark boy mare, about - years
old. small star il forehead. right hind
foot white. two Jumps on back, probably
saddle marks. slight collar marks on both
shoulders. She is about IS hands high
and hss heavy black name. The owner
Il hereby notified 10 prove Ownership,
pay charges, aud take her.
JoHx HOFFMAN,.
June IA, 1889 -3w.
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Plenty Of rain.
Harvest Il on hand.
The farmers cry for dry weather for :
while.
Our blacksmiths are bnsy repairing
binders.
Curren Dillon nov hands out mail for
|us.
Tilman George gave an entertainment
here last Monday night, which gave en-
tire satisfaction.
Mr.. Charley White representing Som
ltag. OF Evansville. was in our town this
week. q pleasant - ever.
| Fiorian Barti went TO Oakland city
this week. on business.
| Mr.. Robert Weldon. nov doing bust
meas ct Oakland but formerly Of our
place, gave us . friendly call last Mon
day. Call again Bobby.
| Misses Anna Chapel and Nora He'd
Trick will commence to take music lesson'
this week. under the Instructions Of Mrs
w. E. DeMcite-
There il . good chance for some ont
TO buy property and . good stock Q
groceries in our town, 81 bottom price
and good sifnation. Ton
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Deranw Urivsrsi,y Yearbook shows
srga inc.esse In students In the de.
partnicnte, 10 follows: School OF the.
ology, 20; school of law. "a; school q
military tactics, ia; music "propcr.'
100; art a.; normal, l54; preparatory
226; total, 500.
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petition Of WIN. Tossen and others; and
that Of Jos. Collins sndsothers.
On the petition 10 vscste highway Of
A. II. Payne and others, J. q. DeBrnier'
q. w. Haskins and T.. Crandsil we're ap'
pointed viewersto meet q Bs0 Dillon
J. r. June Goth. 70 be sworn.
On the petition 10 vscate Highway q
|P. Schwauk and Others, Geo. Fried
man, Geo. Mehringer and Jos. Egg were
appointed vieWers. TO meet q Auditor
Office Avg. ~. 10 be sworn.
The following tax Ievies for 1o69 we're
asked for BY the Trustees:
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Total 10 County NJ ~
I,Johu GrsmeIspacher. Auditor IN and
Tor Dubois county. Indiana, certify thss
the above IL correct list % the number
OF white and colored male inhabitants
q returned BY Trustees.
IN testimony whereof. have signed
my name and sfixed the sesl Of
lis the Board OF Commissioners
- this the 10th day OF June, lss9
JoHx GRAxErsrAcHER, Auditor
Dubois County.
jane lab, less-1t
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Proceedings or the Town Board
Of Jasper
Al the regular meeting held June 70,
1859, oil the Trustees and The Clerk were
preaent
The proceedings Of former meeting
was read and approved.
Anthony Kraus and Geo. Mehrtnger,
The Committee appointed 10 examine the
Treasurer's annual report and books, re-
norted IN writing that they had attended
10 that duty, and found said Treasurers
books and report correct, and that the
funds in biz hands Nay 4, 1889. amount
led TO Oh. 80.
ALLOWANCE:
II. Eckert, election certificates, \ 15O
g. Mehringer, committee work, zoo
A. Kraue, 1W
| 9. Dosne' two years advertising, 5000
A. Eckstein, street teaming, 1919
N. A. Sweeney. Street CON-, Sc, 10 s.
Geo. J. Jutt, Clerk, 625
Total, 37l.ss
j Ordered that the Treasurer shall re-
deem town bonds Nos. =, 5 and 8. Of $40
leach.
4 Nj. jesse Traylor was appointed
School Trustee. vice w. s. Hunter,
whose term had expired.
u The following tax levy WAS made for
1889: On each 500, 50 cents; on each
poll. 81
injecting IN Julv.