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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
COMING EVENTS.

Next Wednesday afternoon Miss Alice
Bigelow. of this city, will be married to
Ethan Allen, of Rochester, n, Y. The cere.
mony will take place at p M. at the home
of Hon. ana Mrs. II. r. Bigelow, on Walnut
street, in the presence of relatives of the con
tracing parties. A wedding reception will
be given at $50, and in the evening Mr. and
Mrs Allen will leave for their future home in
Rochester. By the departure of Miss Bige-
low st. Paul society will lose one of its most
popular bellies
The Calumet dancing club recognized
last Tuesday, and elected the following Off
GERS for the season: President. A. Book
vice president Phi Heck; secretary. w. Seng;
assistant secretary, Henry Bork. The first
hop occurs on the 18th inst. at Marquart, s
hall, Carroll street.
The Pioneer Chautauqua circle will no Id
Its first meeting for the season of 1890 81
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs. S.
R. DeGraw, 429 Sherburne avenue o Id
members and those desiring to 1ein the circle
are invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St John s
church will meet on Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Chapman, No. 593 Holly avenue
Garfield Post No. 8, G.. A R., give social
dance at their hall, 54S East Seventh street.
Wedne sday evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
JUBILANT WEDDING BELLS.

MISS Grace Gilbert was married Wed nes-
day afternoon to Henry SWinton. Rev, Maui
rice D. Edwards officiating. AS the bridal
couple entered the paIlor Miss Florence
Fairchild played the wedding march from
"Lohengren' in faultess style. Miss Gilbert
has long been known in the social and mu.
steal circles of the city, and her departure
viii be widely regretted. Mr. and Mrs Swim
ton left the same evening for the South, and
Mr.. Swinton may locate in business The
ceremony occurred at the residence OF
Guman A. Gilbert, OH Holly avenue.
Miss Katherine Smith and John j. OWE,
were married Wednesday morning in the
cathedral, Rev. Father Heffron officiating. A
large number of friends and relatives were
present at the ceremony. Miss Frances
Smith, the BRIDES sister, was the brides
maid, and James a. DIVER the groom's
brother was best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer
left in the evening on wedding trip to New
York. The ladies in the Title Insurance
company's offices presented the bride with q
handsome Dresden vase, she having repre-
scented that company for time.
A. B. Van Bergen and Miss l.. A. Brown
were married Wednesday morning by Rev.
DR.. Christie, of the House of Hope church.
the event was quiet one and no cards were
issued. The young people will reside at the
Metropolitan for a few weeks, and after Nov.
1 they will be at home at III Ashland ave.
me: Mr.. and Mrs. Van Bergen are popular
III the city, and Will receive the warm con-
CALCULATIONS of many friends. Mr. Van
Bergen is manager of the local Office of the
North American Telegraph company.
Clarence De Montreville DR.. son of DR.. C.
DE Montreville. of Washington D. c.. was
married wednesday afternoon to Miss Alice
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PERSONAL PAIRS.

Mrs. Jackson, of Ashland avenue, will re
turn from Europe in few days, and she
will be accompanied by Misses Louise and
Frederika and Allen Jackson. Miss Louise
Jackson, after studying at the Minneapolis
Art school, Will complete her studies in
Paris.
Rev. John Conway, of the Northwestern
vacation. Most of the time was passed at
Cape May. He also visited Boston, Washing
ton and other Eastern cities
Senator aud Mrs. c. K. Davis arrived from
Washington Friday, and they will be at
home in their Harrington avenue residence
till the reassembling of congress in Decem-
Der.
Miss Daisy Davy, of Fargo, N D.. who is
visiting Mrs. ". D. Hoag, of 253 Louis street.
leaves Wednesday for Seattle. WASH, which
place she will make her future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IT. Pike, Will Pike and
Miss Annie Pike will sail on the 18th inst. to
spend the winter in Paris, where Will Pike
will attend the school of design.
Mabel Lanpher. of Dayton avenue, this week
nue., is home from the East
moved in from their summer home at Silver
Lake and are again in their residence on
Western avenue.
Miss Kate Palmer. who has been spending
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Steven
son, lett last Thursday for her home in Mich
igan City, Ind.
Miss Mae Hutton, of Olivette, O.. has re-
turned home after an extended visit with
her cousin, Miss Belle Morehead. of 243 Ram
sey street.
Miss Beaupre and Miss Bamford have
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The event which our society people have
been expecting for some months will take
place before many days now. On the 22d
e. II. McGill. son of ex-Gov. McGill. will be
united in marriage to Miss ROuth. The
wedding will take place in the Park. Upon
the following day, the 23d, Friend Brace
will in Minneapolis be united in marriage to
Miss Nanon Hunter. The handsome double
residence on Bayless avenue, near Pym
street, will be the homes of these happy
couples. These young people have been the
most prominent in society here, and there
will be no lack of good wishes, etc., from
their host Of friends.
The reception rendered to Rev. and Mrs. J..
81. Chandler by the ladies Of the Park crowd
ed the pretty parlors OF the Congregational
church last Friday evening. Rev. and Mrs.
Chandler were assisted in receiving by Mr..
. Upham, Miss Flo Moore and Messrs. Mann
and Parkhurst. The refreshments were in
charge of Mrs. NJ B. Passage ably assisted by
Mines. Burghardt and Newell. 1t certainly
was an exceedingly complimentary affair to
Rev. Chandler and his lovely lady. Ex-Ald.
Pratt acted as master of ceremonies.
The second dance to be given next Wednes-
day evening ct the fair grounds by the GEN
tlemen's guild is the result of the great sue
cess attending their first entertainment at
that place two weeks ago. Buses will con-
meet with the $50 short line and at the
close of the dance will take guests home. A
street car has been chartered for Hamline
and st. Paul guests. Excellent music and a
good floor will, with these arrangements,
guarantee splendid time.
The entertainment given by Masters How
ard Flagg and Hubert Kneass last Monday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
DAYToN's BLUFF.

One OF the happy events OF the week was a
pleasant surprise on Mr.. and Mrs. 4. E.
White at their home on Case street last
Thursday evening. Dancing was the even
ing's amusement. Hillyard'ss orchestra fur
nlshed the music, and right enjoyable time
was had Refreshments were served at mid
night. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
SG, Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Durkin Misses
yManion, Fitzgerald, OBrien. Scanlan, viii
son and Lorin. Messrs. Parks l.. Barnard,
McCauley Muilaly, Starkey, Cook, W. Nc
Cauley, Fitzgerald, Wilson, Gibbons, Casey,
MeCabe,. McDermott, Seaman, Means and
Fitzgerald.
A choice programme of readings, with
Duets and solos, both vocal and instrumental,
py select st. Paul talent. will be given on
Thursday evening. at Asbury. NJ E. church,
Ross street near East Seventh street cable
power house. Miss Garcia Foss. MessIs. E.
Delano and A. Thorisin will render songs
both III Norwegian and English. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeffery, Miss Baker and other special
lists will appear on the programme. Each
number promises TO be both entertaining and
OF high order.
Constellation Chapter No. IS, Order of the
Eastern Star, was given euchre party last
Tuesday evening at the residence of G. G.
Brown, 65S East Sixth street. Prizes were
won as follows: MIR. Shoemaker, head prize
Mr.. Heine, lone hand; w. II. Montgomery,
foot prize; Mrs. Countrvman, progressive
prize; Mrs. Z. Clark, lone hand, and Mrs. De
Vol, foot. Refreshments were served at II
O'Clock. All present spent most delightful
evening
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Atlantic Congregational church gave social
Friday evening, in the church parlors. An
enjoyable evening was spent by all.
Members Of the Blake Choral club were
pleasurably entertained Thursday evening at
the Bates Avenue Congregational church.
Mr. Moore, of Detroit, who has been the
guest OF Mr. Smith, of East Fourth street, re-
turned home last week.
A fairy carnival is shortly to be given
under the auspices of the Atlantic Congrega-
tional church.
John Heliog, OF Dubuque, is visiting with
his sisters, the Misses Heliog, of East Seventh
street
The Ich Diem Lawn Tennis club will give a
series Of social hops during the coming win
ter.
DR.. Dewart. of Maria avenue, attended the
Methodist conference at Mankato last week.
Mr.. and Miss Nellie Davis, Of East Third
street. visited Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. Sturdefent of Montevideo is visiting
Mrs. Smith, of East Fourth street.
Mrs. Buckley, of Margaret street, has re-
turned from her visit to Hudson.
Mrs. Fl. H. Stowell, of Conway street. is
visiting friends in Wisconsin.
Miss Willard, of North street, visited River
Falls last week
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evening in the Congregational. church par
lors drew out good audience, and proved
what two boys can do when determined in
anything
Dir, and Mrs. s. HARDWOOD, with their daugh-
ter, Miss Sue Harwood, of Charles CITY, To-,
who have been visiting their son, W. s. Har-
wood, ESQ.,, of Everett court, returned home
Saturday morning.
The Park welcomes back again Supt. h. G.
Blake ana his family. who have been on their
farm during the summer months. They are
well.
The Young Peoples choir will resume
work at the Congregational church this even
ing. The pastor will preach at that service
upon Athletic Christianity"
Tuesday night the A. O. e. W. will give a
most excellent entertainment i'll the Power
building, corner Bradford and Wycliffe
The ladies' guild is hard at work upon the
preliminary arrangements of the bazar and
1alr 1t proposes to hold in the near future.
g. W. Hartzell, of the United States army,
lett last evening for another tour of inspec-
tlon In the Northwest.
Fred Pierce, after an extended trip in the
East, returned home the past week.
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Honored Their Pastor.

1t was brilliant reception, that which oc
Cured at the House of Hope church on Tues
cay evening. The occasion was a reception
TO Rev. RoDert Christie who had Just re-
turned from a European tour Handsome
decorations of flowers and plants had beer
arranged by The ladies, and a most pleasant
evening was spent The House of Hone
Quartette rendered some delightful numbers
and opened the evening with an appropriate
song. of welcome. Gen. X. W. johnson pre-
sided over the formal proceedings, and
come that feelingly voiced the sentiment OF
the congregation. Dr. Christie made very
happy response when occupied nearly an
hour, during which he gave an interesting
account OF his voyages ana travels, particu
larry in Scotland, Ireland and England. in
terspersing the whole with lively anecdote
and incident. After the formal proceeding
the pastor and his wife were personally
greeted by every member of the congrega.
ton.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05

playing of the 'sIdeal' Banjo and Guitar
club of this city. Their PLAYING was ex-
tremeiy good for amateurs. and the rendition
OF their new piece, ION the Mill DAM" fairly
captiyated the audience. They may GER
tainly be well pleased with their progress,
which is due entirely to their interest in the
club and its success.
Misses Aggie and Tessie O'Brien gave
party last Monday evening to about twenty
of their friends. Card playing, music, dane
Ing and refreshments occupied the evening.
Ihose present included Misses Starkey,
y Br1en, Mathew, Peppin and Lemier, aud
Messrs. Fitzgerald, Lestoe. Lemier, Peppin,
Starkey Day, Memsch and others.
Mrs. DR.. Caine gave reception at her home
In saltwater Friday afternoon. The fol-
lowing st. Paul ladies attended: Mesdames
CHARLES Golf, r. o. Strong, B. d. Fuller, J.
n. Conrad, F. v. Heyderstaedt, A. Donald,
Proctor, S. s. Wolcott, W. H. Bromley, W. NJ.
Tileston and Fl. G. Stone
Mrs. G. W Carpenter gave at small ''at
home" Thursday afternoon at her home on
81. Peter street, for her guest, Mrs Warren.
Among those present were Mesdames Wan
| ger, Moss, Heartley, Galusha Pope, Abbott
| and Misses Nininger and Whiting,
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Fl. Lavender, Of
| Eighth street, will celebrate their COLLEEN
wedding next Monday evening. This will be
an interettihg affair for old settlers, as Mr..
and Mrs. Lavender have been residents Of St.
Paul for about forty years.
a surprise party was given to MI. and Mrs.
j. L. Wescott at their home on South Robert
street last evening. About fifty of their
| friends were present and all thoroughly en-
! Joyed the evening, which was spent in music
and dancing.
The Ladies' Progressive Euchre club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. James
| Bryant OF Grand avenue. The prizes were
won by Mesdames KIRK, Frank Bryant.
| Shade, Lanpher, Johnston, Hills and
| Strong.
| Miss Grace Walther entertained the Kappa
| Alpha Theta society of the state university
| last Monday afternoon at her home on Ash
land avenue. Eighteen young ladies were
| present.
The Young Peoples Society of the Clinton
| Avenue Methodist Church held a social
| Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs.
W. W. Nicholas, on Congress street.
| The Young Peoples Guild of the Church
| OF the Ascension held social Thursday
| evening at the residence of r. L. Munns,
corner of Page and Hoyt streets.
The Young Ladies' Guild of St. PauIs
| Church has resumed its meetings, which
| occur every Friday with Mrs. William r.
| Merriam.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nichols, of Western
| avenue, gave a progressive euchre party to
ABOUT forty OF their friends Thursday even
| ing.
The Universalist society held social at
the home of Mrs. Woodbury., of the West
| sice, last evening
A Sabbath school social of the Dayton
avenue church was held in the lecture room
Tuesday evening.
The ladies' auxiliary of Christ church held
Its annual meeting at the guild room Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. L.. j. Templeton. of Walnut street.
gave ladies' luncheon Thursday afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05

The past week has been busy one
In society circles. The Gilman-Lamb
wedding was undoubtedly the event of
the week, and naturally was attended
by the most prominent society people
the city can boast. 1t is said that among
the wedding presents was, from E. r.
Gilman, a check for $50 900 for his
brother and an elegant tiara of dia-
monds for the bride. There were num-
Der of other weddings which attracted
considerable attention. and the number
of socials, euchre parties and receptions
are sufficient indication that the winter
months are upon US. The event for this
week will undoubtedly be the marriage
of Miss Alice Bigelow to Ethan Allen,
of Rochester. n. Y, which occurs
Wednesday afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
The Ball TO-NIorro,y.

A grand bait will be given on Monday
evening at the hall of the Standard club on
Eighth and jackson streets, under the
auspices of the club. A fourth story has
been added to the building, and the club
furnished, now occupy three floors. Fire
escapes have also been added, making the
building safe and comfortable in every way.
1t Is the intention OF the club to soon pro-
stage that is of such frequent avail for Inc
Standard club and other dramatic organiza-
tons. The entertainment committee for the
standard club is composed of Messrs. l.. III.
Haas. X. Lehman, l. Solomon, L. Rose and
Leo Glliterman
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
A WEEKS SOCIALITY.

Mr. and Mrs. j. Mayors, of 90 West Tenth
party last Thursday evening. cards being the
order of the evening until IL 80, when an
elaborate oyster supper was served. Lady's
lone prize was captured by Miss A. Delaney
gentleman's lone prize, DIR. Fellows; booby
prize, Miss NJ. Delaney. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Presley, Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Eel
lows, Mr.. ana Mrs. P. G. Bausher, Mr. and
Mrs. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclellan, Mr.. and
Mrs Dltner, Misses DAILY, K. Delaney, Eel
lows, M. Delaney, A. Delaney. Mr.. Canchois,
Miss A. Heyer, Master II. Mcclellan, Messrs.
Allie, Ralph and Paul Mayer
The Twin City Banjo, Mandolin ana Guitar
club gave reand social hop at Knauft's
hall last Friday evening, which was greatly
enjoyed by all who attended. Among the
best features on the programme was the fl ne
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A Euchre Party.

Mrs W. I. Kirke gave a large progressive
euchre party for her lady friends Thursda,
afternoon at her home on Portland avenue
There were twelve tables of the players. ant
the unusually elegant prizes were taken b,
Mrs: J. b. HoXie, Mrs. NJ. D. Flower, Mrs
Paris Fletcher, Mrs. F. S. Bryant, Mrs. Jamer
Bryant and Mrs. Harrison. Some of the
other players were Mrs. II. T. Drake, Mrs. e
d. Davidson, Mrs. W. II. Hart. Mrs. j. J
Egan, Mrs. Z. S. Chittenden, Mrs. c. S
Tarbox, Mrs. f. w. Van Slyke. Mrs
A. j. Stone. Mrs. Park Richie
Mrs. A. B. Stickney, Mrs. Hospes, of Still
water; Mrs. Stewart Moore, Mrs. o. E. Hol
man, Mrs. o. p. Lanpher Mrs Hitler Hor
ton, Mrs S. c. Cook, Miss Stinson, Mis-
Holland and Miss katherine Gilhllan.
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SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent People in
the Zenith City.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bradley rendered g
Dunn Monday night. which was attended by
about 200 guests. Light refreshments were
serAed by the ladies of First NJ Z. church
and very enjoyable evening was spent. de-
spite the sadness that is felt at the loss Of SC
estimable family as that of DIR. Dunn.
The first of series of dancing parties
which the Zenith City lodge purposes giving
to enliven the winter months took place al
4. P. hail, in the Hayes block, Tuesday even
ing. SchiIling's orchestra furnished excel
lent music, and very enjoyable time is re
ported by those present.
Mrs. 81. n. Bell entertained large numbe,
OF friends Tuesday afternoon at her charm
ing home on East Second street. The hous:
was very tastefully decorated with flowers
and potted plants. Coffee and light refresh
ments were served during the afternoon.
The Elks met last Thursday evening ani
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
Lancashire Wit.

A Lancashire newspaper tells the
following good story: An old country
gentleman, returning home rather
late, discovered yokel with a lantern
under his kitchen window. who, when
asked his business there, stated that
he had come accounting. "Come a.
what2' said the irate gentleman. "a
counting, SIT. Fse counting Mary"
LISA lieH' exclaimed the old gentle
man. ''What do you want a lantern for?
l never used one when l was young
man." mo, sir" was the yokel's re-
ply; 81 don't think yer 'ad, Judging by
the misses!'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05

Wednesday for Boston, where she viii study
fselocution.
-: W. McKinnon, of Iglehart street. is in
Philadelphia.
Robert Cleveland has returned from visit
/ to Erie, Pa.
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F. Leppen daughter Of Joseph H. Leppen,
U. s. a. Mr.. and Mrs. De Montreviile will be
at home to their friends after Oct. Is at IL
Alice street, West st. Paul.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-01-16
VIM. HOOPER, County Clerk.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18th, 9 o'clock, A. Nj.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Roll
called and all members present except the follow
ing;-John Bell, w. H. Bowden, NJ. R. Hansen,
James Hiles, N. Johnson.
The chairman announced the following standing
committees for the ensuing year.
FINANCE.-M. R. Hansen, L. A. Arnold. t. E.
Nash, l.. Ward, A. c. Briggs.
CLAIMs.-F. A. Cady, ]. c. Davis, J. P. Horton,
Donald McKercher, John DAILY.
PRINrING.-A. L, Fontaine, John Bell, Jos.
Thomas.
Town ORGANIZATION. w. Cameron, w. H.
Bowden, t. E. Whitman, G. F. Witter, L. [. Doud.
ILLEGAL TAXEs.-J. A. Gaynor, J. M. futile, B.
Christman, Peter Mullen, John Bell.
To SELECT JURoRs--R. Voigt. T. E. Whitman,
J. A. Gaynor.
COURT HoUsE.-N. Johnson, John DAILY, W. D..
Connor.
Moved by Supervisor Conner and seconded that
the chairman appoint a committee of seven members
of the Board on equalization of the county assess
carried.
The chair appointed Supervisors ". D. Conner,
chairman. John Edwards, J. w. Cameron, James
Hiles, John Ebbe, A. L. Fontaine and c. S. Vedder.
The following resolution presented and read by
Supervisor c. Davis
Resolved, That the chairman of this Board be
and he hereby is directed to appoint a committee of
three to report a revision of the salaries of county
officers
Moved and seconded that the resolution be
adopted.-Motion carried.
The chair appointed on said committee l. C..
Davis, L. Ward and NJ. R. Hansen.
Supervisors Bell, Johnson, Bowden, Hiles and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-01-16

Supervisor L. M. Nash, having received a ma
lority of all the votes cast, was declared duly elected
chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Wood
county, Wis, for the ensuing year.
Supervisor Nash takes the chair and thanks the
members of the Board for their courtesy, &c.
Motion made and seconded that the Board ad-
journ until Wednesday, the 18th inst, at 9 o'clock A.
M.-Carried.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-01-16
STATEMENT OF CERTIFICATES.

STATEMENT OF CERTIFICATES.
DR..
To amount on hand last settlement, s4,4s7.6
:" :" from county clerk, 5000
3" Sale, 1887, ,e634
s.t-ses sl7.ssse.
CT.
By certificates TO county clerk, 1881. s2124s7
+" Z" 1888, 274S4S
" Sold, assigned and redeemed. 1O2I.7s
/" " on hand Jan. s, 1889, (Of this amount. ssl4s
are illegally 25e4ss
s17s 4s67
A-Schedule of items for which H. Kuntz
claims credit, which are referred to County Board by
committee.
BY paid for CRATE to county treasury vault window, $1,000
Jan. IA " P. O. box rent, 100
Feb. IA " Draft charges on state tax, paid First National Bank, 1900
" Is +" Postage and draft charges. $50
Mich. 81 800
Apr. is Paid F. stahl for posting five notices of delnq't tax list, Ito
" 10 " Postage stamps, 400
July 3 " I" and express charges, 500
Sept. 70 =" Paid j. Wagner for repairing office door, go
" 80 " Postage and express charges, 800
Nov. ) " Paid for wash dish and cup, so
" 9 Z" Postage stamps, 800
Dec. Is 25O
i" 81 " Draft charges. so
:" 81 " Clerk hire for year 1887, $500
Jan. 81 " Pd NJ. j. Favel for carpenter work in treasurers office, 1000
Feb. 8 " Postage stamps and postal cards, 500
Mch. 6 " stationery, 800
Apr. 10 " postal cards, 500
May IT Draft charges, 1a
E" II " Postage stamps, $50
July 3 " :" and exchange. 500
Nov 10 " 800
Dec 81 q" " 3a
June 80 " Clerk hire for 1888, $500
" Interest paid on county orders, 1887 ana 1888 74SO6
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